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The Red Cloud chief., 1895-02-22
E. B. SMITH,, Red Cloud.

A co-INCIDENCE:-John Runchey, our
popular sheriff, used to live in Brooklyn,
Illinois, years ago. and at one time was
we'll acquainted with most Of the people
residing in that vicinity. The other day
a carload Of relief goods for our less for.
tunate brothers arrived at the Burling.
ton depot, and after being receipted for
by the commission was stored in the
Downer room in the Moon block, and
the various articles laid around on the
counters. John was one Of the on .look.
ers and suddenly some fellow said some
thing about Brooklyn, Illinois, aud
Johns eyes opened wider, and on inves.
tigation he discovered q cloak that had
been sent to Nebraska with the follow
note pinned to it:
WEST BROOKLYN, Lee Co., Ill.,,
January 10, 1895.
| sincerely hope that this coat may be
a blessing to whoever may be the re.
ceiver OF it. I send it with love and
best wishes. May God bless you and
preserve your life, and may you ever
trustlin Him and do His bidding, and at
last receive a bright and starry crown
in heaven, where there 10 no suffering or
pain. A friend,
MRS. LUCY GEIsINGER.
The coincidence rests in the fact that
Sheriff Runchey was an old acquain.
lance of the family, and that that par.
ticular garment should be sent to this
particular county and come under his
observation. The sender, W. presumed,
little dreamed that an old friend would
see the article.
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introduce below q bona ide letter sent
to me by q firm In Atlanta and received
. few months ago BY them from High
Point, N. q.
The firm applied to q lawyer there for
Q report on the financial standing Of .
business man At High Point and offer.
ing In return the collections against PEG.
pie In that locality on which he should
receive a commission.
Tho letter indicates that general bust.
ness depression will prevent his accept.
ance OF the offer:
Tue HIou Popr. N. c.. Oct. 20. Is.
4essrs. O.. II. Jones q Co.:
0ENrLEMEN-Re Replying TO yours Of the 18th
inst ! have to say that. for the prospect Of
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-02-22
The License OF the Theater.

This novel Of yours. " said the pub
Usher. banding the bulky manuscript
over to the author, lis not acceptable.
1t is q good deal too frank in treatment
to suit Anglo-Saxon ideas of propriety."
"1'm very sorry," said the author
gloomily.
"Oh, never mind" continued the
publisher. II suggest that you win a
great success by having tho novel dra.
matized and put ON the stage. "-Chica.
20 Record.
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The sharp wind blew,
The fine SNOW flew

The sharp wind blew,
The fine snow flew,
And sifted down his neck;
A cold he nursed,
His system was Q wreck.
For doctors skill
He got a bill
He wonders why
He didn't buy
That coat we advertised.
An ounce OF prevention is worth q
pound OF cure. Better pay Wiener $40
Tor an overcoat than give it to the doc
tor. Wiener sells overcosts now at
wholesale cost, and they range from 81
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THE RED CLOUD CHIEF. RED CLOUD. NEBRASKA. FRIDAY, FEB. x2, 1895

having claims placed in my hands TO collect In
this vicinity and nothing more, I do not feel
willing 10 report the standing Of the party
mentioned or Of any one else. I do not wish
TO be misunderstood AS. saying that I do not
want paying business, but I do know that a
lawyer would starve as quick on commissions
and fees on collections AZ he would on corncob
soup In January. I have had some experience
In collecting for several years, or rather in try.
ing to collect. I have offered here 70 compro-
mise claims by taking old clothes, frozen cab
bage, circus tickets, patent medicines, whet-
stones, powder horns, old -four barrels, gourds,
coonskins, jaybirds, owls or almost anything,
and yet i have n number Of those old claims
on hand unsettled. II were 20 depend on col.
lecting claims for my living, my bean broth
would get 80 thin that IL would rattle in me
like pot Ticker In IA poor dog. I don't like TO
shoot at long taw. but II you are inclined to
pay anything certain for the desired reports
I'm your man. Say $40 cash, then I'm in, or
IL money Is scarce l would take shoes-large
numbers, say los, lis and l2's-to the amount
OF $40 at wholesale prices.
It's hard times here. The niggers and the
white politicians have pulled and worried each
other until this country smells like a slaughter
house. How in the world would you collect
money OUT OF q people who pillow little spcckled
bulls on rocky hillsidesf II you were TO see q
niger blowing his garden with an old razor
back hog, you would not wonder I don't want
claims to collect In this vicinity. Yours very
truly, j.. W. SMITH.
From the above letter the keen OBJ.
server and careful student Of national
affairs will discover that nothing will
tickle High Point more than immediate
legislation which will place in ~circula.
tion about $500, 600. 900 in money or
groceries.
Aw
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oOur Motto, Live and Lot Live.

0Our motto, Live and Lot Live.
AT the City bakery and restaurant you
can get the best square meal or lunch
IN the city and the cheapest. and keep
on hand fresh bread, buns, pies and
CAKES All kinds Of bread stuffs at 30
loaves Tor sl.OO, special rates ON larger
lots You will find us prompt, neat and
clean and first class. Accommodations
Tor boarding and lodging. Fresh oysters
and ice cream in season.-Jos. Herbur-
ger.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-02-22
Some Hone Left.

THAT is q very dark future you pre-.
dict for me, madam"
"Why, sir, what could you expect
for sixpeuce? Pay me q shilling. and
I'll see what can do for you. "-Moni.
teur Litteraire.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-02-22
Home Seekers Excursion.

March 9th and April Ind the Missouri
Kansas and Texas Ry. will sell tickets to
all points in Texas at greatly reduced
rates. For further information apply to
your local ticket agent or address-G. A.
McNutt DIP. A. 1914 Union Ave, Station
A. Kansas City, Mo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-02-22

WHAT are We coming to, il every pro.
minent Office holder knocks down q
su'all fortune during incunbency. and
can bulldoze the state Is long as he
wants to without ''digvin' up."
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Over II.

Watts-So you don't believe that tho
good die young?
Potts-That used to worry me q good
deal when I was a boy. but ] know bet.
ter now American Review.
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"SWollnasA.w

There's q good deal that is swell
about Cholly Cadkins," said n girl.
Eyes" replied the other. '"The only
trouble Is that most Of it has gone to his
head. - Washington Star.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-02-22

rake your wagon work to Stapleton.
ne iorges all irons for buggies out Of the
best Norway iron, uses no mallesble iron
in repairing buggies.
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THROUGH Senator McKeeby We have
tho biennial report Of the state secre.
tary Tor the two years ending Nov. 30
1854. In II Ia given a complete list OF
the interpretations and the incorporators
all the county officials in the state to.
Rether with all the notaries and the
time for the expirations Of their term.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-02-22

Wiener has filled one Of his windows
with shoes ranging in price up to $3.50.
O can have your choice for Sl,25.
He also has a counter full of better
grades which he is offering at $3.50 per
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D%EBUTANTE BILL Y
NE WRITES OF HIS COMING CUT IN
WASHINGTON SOCIETY.

This Leads TO . Companion with Bygone
Days. when Things Were More Primitive.
A Letter From High Point That shows
Times Might he Better.
Copyright. 1906. by Edgar ". Nye.]
n WASHINGTON.
Probably one Of the greatest sources Of
regret that n can have occur to one,
and one. too, that I especially most keen.
ly feel, is that ones environments have
been such that II is compelled to post.
poue ones social debuting until middle
aga.
Nature did much for me. and no
doubt ! could easily have shone resplen.
dent socially had I been able 10 come
ont about 20 years ago. when I was a lit
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ExplAlued,

Fannie-Why do people always apply
the name Of ''she" to q city?
George-I don't know. Why Is it?
Fannie-Because every city has out.
skirts. -Demorest Magazine.
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Tue private secretary to senator
Thurston, is tA be Mr.. e. c. Snyder the
brilliant young journalist employed by
the Omaha Bee.
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Diagnosed.

loGn0ee
Teaoher-Do You know why Robbie
Jones is not at school?
Tommy-He's sick.
"Are you sure?"
Tommy-Yes'm. I saw him sittin at
the window with his face clean an his
hair combed. Chicago Inter Ocean.
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Seed Corn.

Go to headquarters for your seed
corn. / have u car load of ear seed
corn. 1t will pay you to see me.-Jas.
Peterson. u
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InSxporionced.

Wigs (quoting)-There's nothing
like leather. you know, old boy.
Wsggs-Im't there, thought You
never saw any Of the pie crust that our
new hired girl turns out.--Somervills
Journal.
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POstpOncment.

The teachers meeting that was an.
bounced to be held at Cowles on Satur.
day was postponed to Feb. 23d.
d. M, HUNTER, Co. Supt.
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A Marked Man.

Mrs. Ford-John. you were drinking
last night. ! noticed it in your CONVEX.
sation.
Mr.. Ford-In my conversation?
"Yes. You were so painfully correct
in your pronunciation. Cincinnati
Tribune.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-02-22
Notice.

have a thoroughbred Poland China
q (registered). Services $1.OO.
o-4t ERNEST Brown.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

Tnr Legislators are nice men, 80 ia
Gov. Holcomb but they don't seem to
get along very smoothly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-02-22

In this part OF the county very few
men take pleasure in saying to what
political party they belong.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-02-22

A Good Chance Ia Get Work..
l desire to trade a work team Of horses
for a good farm hand for the coming
season OF 1895. Apply to
+. b. SMITH.
otf Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-02-22

Ihere Is everywhere the working of the
everlasting law Of requital; man always
gets what he gives.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-02-22
For Sale,

A five year old horse, perfectly sound,
will work any place, weighs 100 pounds,
Will sell on time il desired. Inquire of
j. G. Myers. Painter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-02-22
For sale.

One team of horse weighing 1900
pounds each. For further informotion
inquire OF Z. Lightfoot, blacksmith,
irst door south Of the laundry.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-02-22
Private Money 10 Loan.

On good farms for /, ., 8, A or s years
time at reasonable rates. Money always
ready, one mortgage, and no commission.
Write to-Geo. W. Barker, Erie, Penn.
no 1-tf
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-02-22

"A good novel should be, and general,
's a magnifying or diminishing glass Of
OF life.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-02-22

Fol Rent--.A good house with barn
&C. W. Haley
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-02-22

ST.
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= On last Sunday there we're some in
terestlng races in Tetreau's Park.
A trotting ace between the horses
of w. c. Raglan. w. II. Price aud w.
II. Frost, in which the owners in jock
ey suits drove their own horses, was
won two best in three by w. Ii. Price.
A trottipg race between horses OF
VII Price, l. A. Trosclair aud Tom
Roger. in which Trosc,air was the vic
tor.
A running match was made IN which
six horses appeared, was won 10y
Fleetwood's "Jewel."
Another ,ace between horses OF
Fleetw God ard Trosclair was won by
the latter.
These horses were all local,
being owned in this vicinity.
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EXCURSION TO GALVESTON.
TEXAS.

CRESCENT CITY EXCURSION CLUE, LTD.
Leave New Orleans, Southern Pa
citic depot. foot of Esplanade Street,
Monday, July 22nd, 1895, 500 =. m.
Returning leave Galveston, Saturday
July 9th. 1870 a. m.
Train will stop ut Gretna, SchrIever,
Lafayette and Houston only.
Excursionists from way points below
Morgan City will take Monday morn
ing train for Schriever. Below LAT
ayette take Sunday evening train for
Lafayette. Above Lafayette take
Monday morning train for Lafayette.
Fare (Ronnd trip from schriever
$1,000 Lafayette $500
Train will be due ut Schriever. TO-,
A. VI. Tickets for sale on train. No
colored people.
CHAs. T.. WIRTH. Chairman.
Care Jockson Brewery, New Orleans.
I-6-3t.
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New Orleans, July Is, 1895.

The Grand Ball to be given by the
Planters Club on Thursday next. July
%, promises to be one Of the finest
and largest balls that has taken place
in Thibodanx for many years. The
young men who have TIE management
are thoroughly enthusiastic, energetic
and determined that no efforts shall be
spared to render it a grand success.
and one to be remembered for years
by those who will be participants on
that happy occasion.
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Among the numerous persons who
have been cured of rheumatism by
Chamherlain:s Pain Balm, mention
should he made OF Mrs. Emily Thorne,
of Toledo. Wash, who says Il have
never been able to procure any medl-
cine that would relieva me of rheuma-
tism like Chamberlain's Pain Balm. |
have also used it for lame back with
great success. It is the best lipiment
l have ever used, and | take pleasure
in recommending it to my friends.
For sale by all druggists.
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On last Saturday, by order Of Court,
Sheriff Beary sold in front of the Court
House at pablic auction, the Buckhorn
nlantatiou of Nicles Foret, situated on
the West side of Bayou Lafourche
about two miles above the town OF
Lockport. Mr.. f. Justin Gandes BID
of $500 90 was the highest one, ant
To HIM the property was a~diudicated.
AT the anne place ana tlhle' eile
Sheriff also solt the st. sallveHr plan
taticn of Joseph N. Bourgeols, situa'c
ed Immediately below the TOM OF
Lockport, West side Of Bayou LafoaF-
che. to Mr.. Ellis Foret for the sum OF
These plantations sold for about u
forsth the price they would nave
brought four years ago.
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Hoods pills rave won high praise to-
their prompt and efficient yet easy action.

In last weeks issue of the SENTINEL
the question was asked ''lf silver was
remonit.zed and made the standard OF
value as it was established oy the ta-
theirs of this republic in 1893, and as
the advocates of monometalism con
tend. drive gold ont of the country,
how much gold would be driven out OF
the Parish OF Lafourche p This qHes-
ton was put to the school children
from whom no answer was received F.;
now let some ef the older m~athemati-
Claus solve the problem. This is a Sc
fious question, and the people are
seeking information on the subject.
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NEW D

now have an opportunity to test the
superior excellence of Camelline. the
celebraled California p~reservative and
beantlfier of the complexion. Prepar-
ed in liquid and powder. in pure
white. brunette aud delicate flesh color,
exouisitelv perfumed. At ali drug
gists. Price, so cents.
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There is no question about the state
of the weather. If you do not think
that it has been warm ask any man or
the street for his opinion. The con-
sensuS OF IDEAS on than subject is
much more unanimous tnat il is on the
money question of silver and gold.
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Messrs. Ozeme Naquin and Leonidas
Trosciair left here last Tuesday to pass
a couple of weeks at Cooper's Wells
in Mississippi. to receive the invigo-
rating effects of the water of that ia
NOUS we'll.
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The muddy water of the MississinnI
River began to appear in front of TIN
bodaux on Sunday last.
How much rise there will be is un-
certain. hut 1t will hardly reach a
point to admit coal boats that are so
a~nxiously looked for.
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MIS-. M. Mcbride of Belle Grove,
iefrebonne left on Wednesday. with
Ser TWO little daughters fos he Hot
Spilhss IN Arkansas, where relief
;ufone of her children who has been
- lof several weeks, is expected to be
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Mrs. Shaver. wife of the efficient
cashier of the Bank OF Thibodaux, Mr..
c.. P. Shaver. will leave the coming
week with her two children. on a visit
to her parents in Colorado, with whom
she will spend the summer months.
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1t yet uenId have an abundance OF
uafk, glossy hair if you would have a
eitih scalp. troe from danlrntf and
Ifi,taiifg fulnoIs. or If vo,lr HAIR Is
.adei si5sl gray. and son would have
ITS natural color restored. use AYERS
ihiaif . Igor. 1t is unqaestionably the
pest dressing
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A Grand Fair and Free Entertain
ment will be given. at Thibodeaux
Opera House. Saturday and Sunday.
August 3rd and 4th, 1895, by and for
the benefit of the Thibodaux Band. -
On Sunday evening a beautiful
musica! concert will be played by the
Thibodaux Band.
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Cypress Land an
LafOurche For sale.

PIECE OF CYPRESS LAND SiTUA-
n TED back of iirule Guillot il the par
isll Of Latourche. being II e. and =. Of
section 81. in t. u, s. r. - e., south Eastern
Land District Of louisiana, West of Missis-
sippi river. containing AS0 acres.
For further particulars apply 10
EDWARD GAUDIN,
Donaldsonville La,
or to the Manager of THIBoDAUx SENTINEL.
6I-f95-3m.
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LOCAL NEWS.

The rice harvest is close at hand
that cereal ~beginningto form its head
Int the prices are not such as to rem
der happy the grower of it.
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Whilst many of the citizens of
Lafourche go elsewhere to pass the
summer months others from other
pats come here to enjoy themselves.
TIe latter are the more sensible.
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KEEP YOUR MONEY
in n good hank. Time deposits
draw interest and the smallest am
cunt will open an account. Bank
of ThibOdauX.

Mr.. John NJ. Walsh. Deputy Sheriff
has been in Baton Rouge during the
week, settling the financial business
of the Parish with the Auditor of State.
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Halls Hair Remover contains the
natural food for keeping the hair
healthy.
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JOTTINGS FROM RlC ICELAND.

Mrs. IT. w. WiIkerson the wife Of
our esteemed railroad agent here, lc-
turned Wednesday after an extended
visit to friends and relatives i'll Cheney
vile and New Orleans.
A fair is to be given far the benefit
Of the st. Mary Pamela Churcl, on july
9th and 2stli.
A basket picnic was gwen by the
Young Men of Raceianh at Theriot's
grove on Sunday last. From all ac-
counts the affair was an enjoyable
one.
Miss - Klotz IA charming Young
lazy from klotzville. is here on an ex-
tended visit to her relatives.
The skeleton of the saw mill plant
at Bowie can now be seen looming up
IN the distance.
Mrs. s. Abraham was on the sicklist
this week, but is now entirely lecov-
cred.
DR.. John Gazzo was called to Boutte
on a professional visi5 Wednesday.
Typhoid fever has been prevailing
to a considerable extent in this section
lately.
Merville Rome, our veteran onion
seed grower has just finished his crop
which will amount to over two hum
dred and fifty pounds.
Miss - Young OF Boutte, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. DIR. Gazzo.
j. X. Gheens passed through town
Ell route to New Orleans Monday.
Crops are growing rapidly and the
prospects are for a good yield.
HAUSTUS.
July II, 1895.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When sac was a Child, she cried for Castorla.
When sis became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When Sc 4..ad Children, she gavethem Castoria'
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hid Ever. think that you can

not have good health Without pure
blood { Health comes by the use OF
Hoods Salsaparilla, because it makes
the blood pure.
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1000 Gallons Cistcrn SIS. 1900 Gallons, SO
A. riggs 4 Bros. 60 Perdido ST. New Orleans
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July Z, 1895.

"We had an epidemic Of dssentery
in this vicinity last SUMNER" says
Samuel S Pollock, of Briceland, Cal.
ri was tai en- with it and suffered Sc
verely until some n called my atten-
ton to Clamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. | procured a
bottle and felt better after the first
dose. Before One-half of the bottle
had been used | was we'll. ] recon-
mended it to my friends and their ex-
perience was the same. W. all unite
in Saying it is the best" For sale by
all druggists.
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When Run Down
And Your Blood is Impure
hoods Sarsaparila Gives Strength
and Purifies the clooc.

DC Savage, proprietor OF the store and
dealer In general merchandise, at NaDies-
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-27
A Pretty Face oueered Him.

The wintry aspect of Thursday morning
furnished tho conversational material to
which conductors had to respond rs they
rode down town.
Winter, remarked one lady whose mp.
parent hautcur made tho conductor nd.
dressed feel little surprised that she
should try to pick up small talk with q
conductor.
Yes, indeed" he responded, his sur.
prise being lost in quiet satisfaction that
he should have been found attractive
enough for such nh overture
She was lost In reading letters rs the
car moved down Washington street When
1t began rounding tho curve of Milk street
she looked mt the self complaccnt con
ductor with an angry glance.
II said Winter" and she uttered tho
word this time with II tono that startled
him.
Yes, madam, 1t is wintry, butt Sud
denly ho thought that she meant to stop
mt Winter street, and he tangled the bell
instantly. AS she sailed out he heard her
remark:
They say Boston conductors arc mi
raculously polite, but it would be better if
they didn't try to turn brains into gossip. -
Boston Herald