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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
SOCIETY OUT OF TOWN.
LAST WEEK IN IUGUST A0AroNE
ArTHE RESORTS.
A Full and brilliant me--ihose
Who acknowledgements
Registered.
Caietyat Goshen.

GOSHEN. VA, Aug. &.-SpeciaL-i ii'
ee,sor 80 hen enc of activity and or uh-
usual social interest. Fetes, germans
whist narties. progressive euchre' anu ~,
cidentially bear hunting, nave ''. ~,
plenty OF WAYS TO amuse the guest 49,
week IL was reported at the hVtei 80
a lair OF bears had been discoVereu. 100 80
were al once turned out ahu DoiD'S w
sun reached the zenith. one Oh inc Oea.s
had been located. {. W. Hh''i ~" -
the first 10 get a shot at hsr. ine " -
was crossing stream anu 90 oo0'
wounded. turned sbout in Il savage man
uer and made straight Tor Mr.. Ahuer
son. A second shot by one OF the huh'-
ers' Marty and the third shot by mr. an
derson. and the bear bit the dust, ns
uratively speaking. The bear was pIous" u.
to the hotel, carved up by a choi, anu
iuicv steaks were down on the menu the
next day. The skin adorns the private
office OF Manager 7. NJ Gathrieht.
A progressive euchre party was gwen
on Monday night by Miss Stevenson "a
Washington, in honor of Miss BoWies Anu
Mrs. Robert Burke. -
Handsome prizes were awarded 10 tne
winners who were Mrs Robt Burke,
Mr. Fred Upper, Miss Mary naies' 80
Douglas. Miss stevenson, ana MT. Mc'-a
leb.
The hotel in order 10 accommodate an
the new arrivals, will remain open uhtI
October LIST, and possibly later, as guests
are coming here in twos and tnrecs from
some Of the springs in the valleys
Richmond arrivals include Mrs. Geo.
Ben Johnston. h. 4. Saunders and wlIe'
Miss Mary Pegram, Or. Isaiah White,
Richard W. F1ournoy. Mrs. Waller scout
and family, Jackson Brandt and family,
G. A. Davenport and family, Mrs. Jonh
X. Cbildrey. Miss ChiIdrey, Misses Ross
Mrs. John l.. Williams, Miss Mamie "il'
liams, T.. Randolph Williams. Grayaon
Burruss and wife. Dudley Mcdonald, hlil
Montague and wife, Mrs. q. b. DaVen-
port. Miss Davenport. Miss Roy Eilerson'
Mrs. =. u. Hotchlliss and FAMILY, Johh
Howard, Or. c. Y. Darlington and fam
.ly, and hiss Mary @. Rahm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01

then, OF Galveston. No. 2, n silver picture
frame: Miss Brownie Petit, a card case,
and Miss Lima Mayo. a lady's purse with
silver clasp.
on Sundav morning we dil not have
service, so the guests went into the large
parlor. and to accomplishments on the
PIANO. by Mis-. Register. OF Tarboro. y. G.,
united in singing quite number OF fami-
liar hymns, concluding with "Old Hun
ored."
On Monday afternoon. we had an en-
tirely unique entertainments potato
party" DR.. Breath was the winner OF the
first prize. a cut-glass vinaigrette: Miss
Mitchell, Cf the second, gold Gun buttons
Mrs. Chamberlayne, OF the third, a silver
shoe horn; Miss Anderson. OF the fourth,
a silver spoon. and Mr.. Young. OF Ger
many, the fifth, a silver pin.
on Tuesday evening, Or. and Mrs Fish
er and Mr.. and Mrs. Breath, OF Calves
ton. gave one Of the most enjoyable card
parties OF the season. The ballroom was
deliberately decorated and fourteen tables
occupied. Misses Maria Selden and Lima
Mayo scored most points, but in cutting
Miss Mayo was the fortunate one-nor
prize being a silver "Trilby" heart and
chain.
Mr.. West was the winner OF the second
prize, SILVER cOrhScreW, MISS Mitchell
OF the third-a cut glass vinaigrette, with
silver top. and Mrs. Davenport. OF the
fourth, silver spoon.
Mrs. G. A Woodard's kodak has been In
great demand this week, and we have
nearly all had our pictures taken.
To-day We had a watermelon feast on
the lawn. courtesy from our genial
host and hostess, Col. and Mrs. Brown.
The Hanoyers were delicious and greatly
enjoyed
Governor O'F'errall and family received
warm welcome from all upon their ar
rival to-day. The Governors gallant
bearing. strong and intelligent face ana
line head elected much praise from
strangers. Mr.. W. Norvell Is with him IN
the capacity Of private secretary.
Nhile writing this, shouts OF laughter
are hcaid upon the lawn. Little Fannie
Rogers gave fruit lunch this afternoon
TO all the children at the springs. ana
they having feasted until surfeited are
now romping and playing as only healthy.
happy children can.
The following Richmonders are register
ed here:
Governor and Mrs. O'Ferran and family
81. George Cooke, J. II. Estas, Mr.. and
hrs. Jas. CaslsiG and Watkins Norvou.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
rHE ROcKBRIDGE TN orr.
The Property Leased by Boston syndi-
cate Prof Nelson Improving.

LEXINGTON. VA, Aug. 30.-Special.-
The Virginia Tin-Minlns Company, own
ing over 5000 acres Of rich tin-0re bearing
lands IN the Blue Ridge Mountains, In
this county, on irish creek, near the line
OF the Norfolk ard Western railroad,
this evening leased 10 r.. =. Rust, the
head OF a strong Boston syndicate lhe
entire tract, with an option running two
years % purchase at slJ0.eJ.
The syndicate VIII ,xpent $1,000 i'm
developing the property 20 determine it1
value, and the extent OF the tin-ore de-
posits, and II it proves as rich and eX-
tensive Is eminent geclogists have pro-
nOunced il. the lode will be fully de-
veloped, and an extensive tln-minius and
manufacturing plant o. Grated.
Professor a. l.. Nelson, OF Washington
and Lee University, who was afflicted
with sunstroke on the 18th, is improy-
Ing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
RO1NOEE PRESBETERF.
Large Crowds Present-The New Church
Dedicated.

BROOKNEAL. Va. Aug. M.-spocial.-
August 2sth-3lst. and was opened with a
sermon by Roy. ~ y. Doggctt
Rev. II. i. Rogers was elected mod
orator and Rev. j. NJ. ". Elder and Alr
). q. GOggin clerks.
Mr. W. l.. Milne was examined and
licensed to preach the Gospel.
4 paper was introduced demonstrating
against the removal Of Union seminary
bun a substitute was adopted declaring
that this Is not the time FOR Preshy-
terry TO act on the question, Sine tha
SyuOds OF Virginia and North Carolina
and tie board of directors have not taken
any action on it
Rev. J r English, J.. D.. professor nj
Union Seminary, was received as "a NOM
Der OF Prcsbytery On certificate from
liofhel Presbytry. Dr English preached
q most excellent sermon "Wednesday
Might which was very greatly enjoyed.
Rev. T G. Johnson, ID. d., was elected
commissioner 10 the Genera. mbly.
with Rev. II. X. English, j.. d., as
alternate. Mr. Thomas T.. Watkins. rul-
ing elder from Chatham, was elected as
the other commissioner, and Mr. T.. NJ.
Williamson his alternate
R.8tbIrg Campbell COurtnc.se), Va d,
MAS selec,d as the place for the spring
meeting.
The beautiful new church at Brookneal,
nthlNiin JUST "a N'.' +tt--' N' Do 900
ished IN time for the meeting of Pres
oytery, and eliC..ed many and warm COM
mendatiOns.
II is neat and beautiful church, an
ornament 10 the town and credit 20 the
people.
Immense crowds attended the meetings
OF preshytcry. most especially about din
ner-time. The Lcspitable people of Brook
neal opened their homes and hearts and
gave "A m ST cordial welcome 10 tho mon-
bers and visitors.
The Norfolk and Western railr)1d gave
excursion rates, and thus many Fisitoi7
were enabled 20 attend.
5 very favorable report was presented
on the work Of the ircsby tery olga
school At Cluster Springs.
The church at Brookneal was Dedicated
Hush Henry, "A former pastor, unarr
whose ministry the church was Duht,
preached the sermon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
GoId I'm Graves.

SAN JOSE. COSTA RIGA, Aug IL
Agriculture is suffering from the iack o,
iaborers. Farm hands have abandoned
the country 10 search FOR gold IN ITO
cemeteries OF old towns
Il has been reported that many graves
contain gold ornaments OF great value,
and that in one grave jewelry was round
worth million dollars.
To stop this exodus Congress proposes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
Work Retarded by Low Water.

The river is said 10 be lower now than
for many years past. and tho lack %
water Is being felt very Jercepunly at
the works OF the Old Dominion Iron and
Nall Company on Belle Isle. They have
large amount OF work on hand. but
are unable &c operate all OF the depart
ments, as only three OF the seven water
wheels can be used
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
TURNED THE TIELES ON MN.
" California Charlie " Defeats ChiIdre.s H.
"A Score af 10, a., ao

California Charlie " Defeats Childre,s by
Score Of i25 to 90.
The second exhibition game Of pool
that took place at John L. Bakers place.
No. iil5 east Main street, between
Charles Weston CCalifornia Charlie"y
and W. ". Childress. the local pool
shot, resulted in a victory for California
Charlie" the cowboy pool-player. bv a
score or 70 10 20. The contest was a
continuous game, I'm which Weston was
to make l25 balls before his competitor
pocketed 100.
The game was close and exciting 10 the
room fun Of spectators At one time
Childress was a. balls ahead. He kent
good lead throughout most OF Inc
game but when he lacked only one BAN
of winning out. the cowboy made a re-
markable squirt. pocketing 80 balls. with
out missing a shot. When the cowboy
broke the last frame Chlldress missed
his one-hundredth ball ana his oppo-
nent ran the required number.
The score was Is follows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01

BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS. VA, Aug. ~.
Social Entertainments are following
one another in rapid succession, the
guests seeming TO vie with eacir other as
10 who shall contribute most pleasure 10
the social programme.
On Saturday morning we lad a pro-
grossive euchie party. The game was
exciting and the prizes handsonc. Mr..
j. J. Pritchett. OF Danville, was the win
ner Of No. L a "Trilby'' heart; Mr.. Nal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01

GOING ON HERE.

You ought ashamed of yourself to think OF paying 81
ward for Velvet Carpets when covering like
forty" at You must have money to at that Best
Velvet Carpets, soc. yard
Heavy Brussels Carpets, lovely patterns, soc yard
Tapestry and Brussels Hail and stair Carpets Ingram Carpets
variety Of patterns Smyrna Rugs MoQuette Rugs Velvet
Rugs The 25c grade of Dundee Carpets yard
Have You the large Hearth Rugs 30X72 at soc?
Best quality Duck in Navy Blue Red White, Blue and White
Stripes Black and White Stripes and other coor sold for
less than l2lc yard, your choice Gle. yard.
Simpsons Best Prints in Gray and Black and White SC yard
Those Brownh Mixtures for ladies' skirts and suits the 25c
Grade. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01

SPOKANE. Aug. 3l.-James Stewart, a
nophew Of Senator Stewart. OF Nevada.
Died here Thursday night OF injuries
which he received on last July 4th. when
he undertook to 20 down q chute 900 feet
long in a barrel. The barrel fell from
below. Stewart was known professionally
as Paul Webb. At the time OF the acct
dent he was Planning TO make the de-
scent Of Niagara Falls ia a steel barrel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
Blankets.

10 would make eheop-ralsors sad N they
knew we were to place such ridiculous
prices on Blankets. We are hero 10 g.ar-
antee am qualities and sizes that We sell
The town is going Wild over that s. SD
BLANKET. It's fun size. California pure
white wool. bound Zoo silk. borders Of rel
pink. ana blue. price $3.50. More than
10 pairs already sold.
Tho California $3.50 White Blankets ace
$3.50.
The California $40 White Blankets are
g.
The Household" White Blankets. worth
s.. are here at s.ah.
The Norway 1914 Blanket is gem at
81 &c.
The "Comancho" lG4 Bllnkot IS sreat
at ST.
Tho Homespun 1914 Blankets viii maj
noise at tic.
Baby is not forsotten-LOVELY crib
BLANKETS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
NEW FALL DRESS GOODS

We cordially invite you to look New Dress Goods The
production Of the looms You be
buy We will take pleasure showing You the pretty goods
All the Boucle and other rough effects
4Gnch AlWoo Henrietta. in Black Navy Blue, Brown, 39c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01

dead. but that those who signed the 1856
VIII are also dcad.--New York Herald
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01

California Charlie created some
amusement on the streets yesterday by
parade with his broncho and two In
dian boys.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
The LOyeIeSt PIaidS Are Shown Here.

Pure Linen Cream Table Damask. 90
inches wide. DC.
The zee. quality Imported Turkey pa
mask, @c. yali.
Is pieces White Wool Flannel i2i4c.
Ladies Hose. black boots and colored
tops the hind that sells for l2isc. pair
Utica Bleacrcl sheetlne. Ole. yard
Mosquito Nets, fun pieces Of yards,
i5c. piece.
Laiies Fancy parasols. that were 90 50
90 $40. now 81.
Electric Glose-c.oaner that sells for
2-... 2'. Carn.
The 81 I'D 'V B. summer Corset CSC.
'Rl2al Fleece Cotton Batting 5 l-'c.
a lot Of Corsots consisting OF Thomp-
son's Glove-fifrue. Madame Strong
Warmers and others. worth from 15c. %
81 O.. your choice, $500.
Best Nasclina. bottles FOR BE-.
Fruit OF Loom Betched Cotton. 7c.
io,. quality Corset steels. Sc. each.
C0l0red Chenille Fringe 2c yard.
Pure Linen Towels, size 2iN5. l2'ac.
each.
Rest SOC. Hammocks very strong, 2-c.
each.
Laree-Figurei Hed-Qumt Calico. Be-.
ward. the So. quality.
Mems coiored -Horlered Haudkerchiefs,
NEW WRAPPER FLANNELETTrs
NEW SlLkOllNES.
NEW tkElONS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01

20 pass n law forbi1ding such searches
except by permission OF tho Govern
ment-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
Books. Books.

owen Meredith almost made m.stlIs
when Doe said "We can I've without
books" They refresh MS when we ara
weary and eulehten MS when we "s
rested Do you like to look over bo1ts'
All The newest BOOKS are here. Look
90 your hearts content. You viii nor ne
urged fO buy AMONGST some new books
wn notice love in lIloness.' b. Ma on
choice Illustrations OF scenes. etc, in lihr
HarD0r. Ale ~ is a. work ~ art. Al the
standard and current literature ~ tho
dav is represented in oar Book Depart
rnent Iapcr-B0und Books az tr.hlns
prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
Lace Curtains

Tho ch0icoat line of Lace Curtains che
nile 1li Satin Derby POrtieres special
made for the coming fal. are now on eN
before.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-26

There is NOR Catarrh in this section
OF the country than all other diseases put
together, and until the last few years was
supposed to be incurable. Fer a great
many years doctors pronounced il a local
disease and prescribed local remedies and
by constantly failing to cure with local
treatment, pronounced 1t incurable.
Science has proven catarrh to DO a con-
stitutional disease and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by Ed. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitution
al cure on the market. 1t Is taken inter
nally in doses from 10 drops to a tea.
spoonful. 1t acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
They offer one hundred dollars for any
case it fails TO cure, Send for circulars
and testimonials, Address,
L. j. CHENEY AZ CO., Toledo, o,
.X-Sold by Druggists, 20.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-26

a FEW days ago the the board OF gu
pervisors met and voted to use three
thousand dollars Of county funds to
help the people buy seed and feed, but
through an oversight the warrant was
not ordered drawn on any particular
fund and Chairman Hoffman could not
sign 1t and as a consequence unless the
board meets again the funds cannot be
used. Supervisor Best was the mover
or the resolution which reads as follows:
81 move your honorable body that you
issue warrants to the amount Of $4,000
to purchase seed and feed for needy far.
mcrs within the county and appoint n
committee to look after the same.-R. G.
Best On motion the resolution was
carried and We copy it verbatim. Tho
necessary cnacting clause leaves the
farmers out and the error was not dis
covered until Clork Fort saw it upon his
arrival home from Lincoln.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-26


"These be troublesome times indeed.
The government seems to have it's hands
full looking after the interests Of the
great republic in keeping other nations
from encroaching upon our rights as n
nation and upon the rights Of our citi-
zen She is making the English lion
keep her claws OIL Of Nicaragua; she is
engaged in giving Miss Spain to under.
stand she must keep her hands of OF
American merchantmen; che is warning
France that she must explain why she
arrested an American and sentenced her
to twenty years imprisonment, besides
taking a lively turn in international NJ.
fairs the globe over.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-26
The Kid Band.

For about Il year the young boys Of
this city have been practicing and
training for the purpose of developing
their talents in the line OF band music.
1t is quite remarkable how fast they
have progressed in the short period of
twelve months, Recently they procured
the valuable services of Prof. Jenkins.
the talented leader Of the S. of V. band,
of this city to instruct them, and how
well they have succeeded under his tu-
torship, it is only necessary to say that
they are able TO play spl endidly upon
the streets as we'll as elsewhere and
would do credit to many older peo-
pie. The following are the names Of the
boys who have become full tledged mem
bers Of the kid Band" and the kind Of
instrument each plays:
Nate Platt, tuba.
MAJ Nicer, baritone.
Ben Mcfarland, LIST tenor.
George Griffith. ID tenor.
Leonard Smith, Let alto.
Charley Fort, Cd alto.
Ernest Brown, solo & fiat cornet.
Will Roats, LIST b fiat cornet.
Douglas Gather, ID B flat cornet.
Edward Cook, f Hat cornet.
Herbert Cook, b flat clarinet.
Earl Pond, snare drum.
Albert Wright, bass drum.
On last Friday night they gave a
social and entertainment at which time
they gave an exhibition of their skill
which vas highly appreciated by all
music loving people. THE CHIEF hopes
they win continue TO learn as rapidly in
the future as they have in the past
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-26

On last Saturday four young ladies' of
Red Cloud secured u team, equipped
themselves with fishing tackle and bait
and hied themselves away to the messy
banks Of the Republican where they
went with deep intent on hooking out
every last fish that glided silently but
swiftly through the beautiful waters OF
that famous river. They drove and
drove and finally made a landing above
the dam, yes dam, and after fishing for
seven hours without cessation caught
one little minnow. above the dam,
and that was with Il great effort. II
was with IA merry scream that the four
pulled the little wayfarer out, and very
proudly, and with majestic steps they
carried him to the buggy, fastened him
to the line, and then commenced the
homeward journey arriving three hours
later, and when they struck Webster
street the inhabitant OF the deep blue
waters looked like a herring or a fish
worm, and u reporter was unable to
distinguish but soon after fell into re.
peating,
Little fshie In the brook,
-Four girls caught him. on q hook,
And standing on the golden sand,
Threw MN hetdlong on the land.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-26

On page three OF this issue we com.
mence the publication OF the new law
governing township organization and
regulating the election Of supervisors.
The law is very voluminous and for that
reason we shall publish it in sections, so
il you desire to save it cut il out and
paste it in your scrap book. The law
will not become operative until August
payt
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-26
BuckIcn's Arnica SaIyc.

The best salve in the world Tor cuts,
bruises, sores, Ulcers, Salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, ohapped hands, chillblains,
corns, and all SKIN eruptions, aud posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by Getting. II
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-26
ODDS AND ENDS.

Wall paper at Taylor's.
Hay by the bale or ton at Roby's.
Fresh garden seeds in bulk at Roby's
Choice onion sets at Roby's, 10 cts per
quart.
The incest line of curtains at Tay-
lor's.
Satisfaction guaranteed at Tenants
gallery.
Call and see Taylor's carpets before
buying.
House and barn for rent. Inquire at
this office or of VIM. Engels, If
Don't take any body's say so for or
against it but come and see for yourself
thatC Getting is selling wall paper cheaper
than any n else.
Take your wagon work to Stapleton
He FORCES all irons for buggies out of the
best Norway iron, uses no maj leable iron
in repairing buggies.
When your piano needs tuning, call
on Prof. Jenkins, who is now prepared
to do this work in n satisfactory man
ner. Rooms over First Natl Bank
building
Thousands Of fruit and forest trees at
the North Branch nursery, me mile
so nth east OF North Branch, Kansas, ID
mi les south east OF Red Cloud, Neb.-
The Dillon Nursery Co..
COINS Financial School, a treatise
on free silver at a ratio OF lG TO /, is be
ing pitched into by eastern papers hot
and heavy and being rs loudly lauded
by western papers, is the book OF the
hour. You can get it and read it for
yourself, free Of charge, by subscribing
for The CHEF. 1t is worth reading
whether you believe that way or not.
The ladies' Of the Red Cloud Benevo.
lent society met at Mrs. Il. Rife's Thus.
day and authorized the following report
for the benefit of the public.
Money received from churches
and other sources 80. ....... 81 VI
Expended for coal, groceries,
shoes, etc. 20 %
Also have distributed $50 garments,
Mrs. G. w. Dow Secretary.
In addition to the above Mrs. Carrie
Sherwood, the custodian Of the Princess
Bonnie expended the following amounts.
fOr Noes. w
Groceries. ........ ..,......... IL 40
The auxiliary society OF the agricul.
tural society mot at Mrs. Geo. j. War
ren's last Thursday. The following
officers we're elected;
Miss Mollie Ferris, President
Mrs. G. w. Haley, Vice President.
Mrs. Carrie Sherwood, Secretary.
Mrs. Harry Sowter, Asst. Secretary.
Mrs. w. b. Roby, Supt. Textile Dept,
Mcsdames, McKeeby and Winters,
assistants.
Mrs. 4. G. Hacker, Supt. Flowers and
Fruit.
Mrs. l.. ii. Fort, Assistant.
Mrs. G. w. Lindsey, Supt. OF Arts.
Mrs. +. V. Taylor, Assistant.
Mrs. q. j. Warren, Culinary Dept.
Mrs. G. j. Plat, Assistant.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-26

Ir the price OF cattle, hogs, horses and
all kinds OF merchandise should range
higher, and continue to do 80 for a few
months the American people would soon
forget the hard times and the country
would settle down to its usual pace.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-26

M. l.. FoGLE ef Superior has associat.
ed himself with S. Is. Newmeyer in the
Sun OF that place. The new firm will
make a strong team. TnE CHIEF wishes
them prosperity.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-26

All kinds OF sewing done at Mrs. +. p.
Hadley's. Three blocks west OF Miners
store. TT
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-26
Plants.

Sweet potatoes, cabbage and tomato
plants for sale by w. V. Beal, three
miles south OF Cowles, Neb. 3t+
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-26
VOTES.

ARBoR day was observed here 10y
quite a large number Of people in vari.
GUS ways.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-26

DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Azure Grape Cream Of Tartar Powder.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-26

p. II. Sailor and II. Richenditier were
at Red Cloud this week attending court
-Bladen Enterprise.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-26
PRESS NOTES.
j. G. Hartman was a Red Cloud visi'
tor Monday.-Bladen Enterprise.

Attorney Fletcher was attending to
legal business at Red Cloud this week.
Franklin Sentinel.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-26

Mr.. Albright, the Red Cloud jewlcr,
was here this week looking up a location
for a jewelry and repair store.-Blue
Hill Leader.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-26

To be ~hypnotized is the fad OF the
present day but there are other psychol.
ogical effects not less remarkable, for
instance; walters are tiphotized, lovers
are lipnotized, criminals shipnotized,
poker players are chipnotized, Chinese
are ~whipnotized, frivolous people are
fipnotized, "a great many people are grip,
Noticed, coupons are c~lipnotized, drink
ers are nipnotized, bathers are stripno-
tized, and 30 on AS far as you please
Tx.