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JOB WOBlCj
:D CLOUD CHIEF
Chief.
Cloud
The
Red
Avn
PCBLTSIIKD EVJ-nv THURSDAY AT
12D CLSUD, XEB&A32A. '
M. J,' THOMAS,
ttititornnd Proprietor.
tfiiSffiiH filial Viitii'
rxrrvra v t
HCATE5T AIT rMCTTfST MUM!
life ,vsr
"Eternal Vigilance is the price of Liberty," and -$J 50 a year is the price of tlie Red Cloud Chief.
BED CLOUD, WEBSTER CO. NKBRASKA. THURSDAY. MAY 27, ISSO.
NO. 12.
vol. vn.
521IS:- $1.50 a year ifjalain Advisee.
t-sv.m
... -
-W.--V ' - " ?
' - I
EAST
via Tin:
CMe&go M - Westers
Railway-
2, 330 MILES OF ROAD.
lit is the SHORT sum on J SAHI route between
Council Bluffs
AXI
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE
and all points J.AM unl MMtni.
Mn ibAf ;iihl. Uif tr.VM ii.-
Hcntrool, Tcrcnlo. letrcit, Clcare
lsai, Cclumfcas.
It oCcrf tli traveling puldio
Greater Facilities!
AMI
lY!ore Advant'ges
1 tikn any oilier riml in tnc wri.
Itisti.rOA'IYV UOAI) between
CQunct! lUuflVniiri ;liicn;?o
l fori which i- rin
PULLMAH" HOTEL'CAES !
I1 adiittn.n to these mid ti picnic all flaw! of
travelers, it ivs HKsfT 0' A"H .Mr'ALSatitfl
LAT J MS S I AT lON.S. at ffl cents ich.
Itc Tract is Steel 2d! !
Its coaches are the Finect !
Tr Ssnimcr.1 Trzt fiisc '
I,t8 train-arc nil luipi..-d with Uh airbrakes.
lri.llolMch combined.
Tfcra'.t Tostcst Srceca!
Srr'oasi close Ccanecticss ! !
And eerytbiriKii afci eer can deireto
uiakeajniiriiy
-VT'r't- ii .. f. cuMli'ftPIMPlirt
Ql IC'K JMcasant V I O.MI'OKIAI.JiK.
1'ulluinn Sleeper. on all Night Trntn? !
IT is THE
People's Favorite Route.
AtCe.nne 1 VUiF tho 'IbrouKh Train of the
rbiuKC'iA Nrth-Wtstcrn atiit th Union 1'n
ci'Jic Rjilv:i i part from. nrri cHt ind u.e tho
luiue joint I'i.icu l!iot.
If vru wish the heft trmclinr ceomtrodatior.
tju will liny votir tiflsi-i? by tbi Ruuto w.iid
11.1, TAKK NONE 1T1KR.
All Tichet Agents can cell yea Thrsrsa
Tickets via this Head ana chech tisaal
Sarpare Free cf Charts.
Ovaua. TtrxKi 0-vtrr -l't Farnnm Street.
t - r Ittu. and at l nin rafitn ncpoi
Cuicil L'iit'iicketOirirtj-..r. Uro.lway nnt J
V,(rl trr-ts . A N.-.iiy ucpoi. anu .
1 nn reifi" lrtn-tr Jipoi. .
Denver oai In Colorado Central and Inion
I .1 r I':-,t Office.
Fn Itkccii.co Otueo 2 New Moutcomery St.
For h fi m'a:n. foldci". maps etc . 11.1t o!i
ta'nnblc at ll-iue TtcKvt Oiriee.-. u. dre.-s any
acciitof the Ciiiipauj-. or
60
It VasVIN liUOSITT. . H. STEM-.Z.I-.
Ocn'l Puts. A Kent
tien 1 ,v.iir.u.'r.
Ch.'-?o. III. .
iu:ai qcartkrs for
.... ii r n R I I
3's,iDJ
KEwarws
n nn'Es
CRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE
-Ta0 fc'F.. Thsort'"01"' TRADS. MARK.
T i
avc
a4 ml Uit-
-C'3 lht fella" MIU.JJ
-.a .,.-, .r K.sr .
nforeTaVlnc. jba. ttlxHtf AP.er TaVtrif.
Vts.rr. rBtr!i.nlt.J. Pais in tt Sk DtoctM f
Ti.Uti. rirt OU t. r. oim tt.r Putin. Ul
Im'1 t.3.tj " OnOB:psi5n. ol rrrlur fir.
tfT f'kJ i-mrIa!Ti to car piji!i!l. wbi:h dlr U
mtl tv t-T me- l rr on-. C7"T Sr.ec !!lrtnt kl
: .j .ltdror'i'!' rf pMUje.er lx bc1k.
yj. ia b ? ky ljU cm tctit r tot muq y
il- r.0 rt.T. wrninvr rA
Fold in Re.1 Cloud and ererywhere hy nil
l)mKC
GOOD ISnETWS.
Quick Titca! Through Trains!
Close Connections I No Delay !
Burlington Route !
TO CHICAGO AKU THE EAST.
Lowest rate? of F.nrc will he made. ,
Throucb Cars will be run from n. & 1.1 o:nti
in Southern Nebraska to Chioasp.
A ten minutes conaectioa trill m njftde at I a-
VfClJICU'fO cl"?e eonne'tion- will alivayi
bo" made to the ea? southeast end north. ,
Ieepinic car berth? reserved ct the Lincoi:
ti;ket cSice hy Tclesraj.b or on apiuicatiOD.
from j'sroun Itivtr to Chicjco.
TO ST. LOUIS AND THE SOUTH.
Theburlinnton route have a system of thronjrh
rieerers and close connections between tnc
Mi?sonr Kivcr and St- Loui
laS'euj-'eRi takine this line have tno best ot
accommodations. Pullman sleeper. ran regu
i arlv from Missouri Uivcr to SU Louis.
TO 1'EOKIA, KNDIANAi'OLTS CIN
ClNNATI. AND THE
SNUTH-EAST.
eyThis i?tbo only reliable route to the?onth-t-
Connections are niftce at Peona with the
T V .fc W. and I. B. .1 VT. Railroads for lndian
BoliB' Cincinnati. Columbc, and all central
Rnb southern Ohio. Kemuey. ioutnern Indiana,
c.
HNS CASS. Bcoa iisals at 75 cents.
iri. ... fn t. Ke snre and trsvel ever tbo
jj M.'line if you wish to te SAFE and coi
for table and desire to travel rccdily.
A E TOCZALIN. P.LOWELL.
Gen'l manager. Ocnl Ft J: T'Ug't
If You Want Bargains
Call at Newhouse'p, where you ca get
White Goods, Gingham?, Sldrtiuff?,
Dress Goods, Flannels, Doeskins, Jeans,
Hosiery, Carpets, Hanitmrgs, Torlet Sets,
Ruches, Toys. Groceries, and a great
i
I-Kiety Ot Otncr goous very uueap tor
-" 'ri. TVnco irnnHn will he elnse ntit.
casu. j-uww ---- ..-- ,
sail early and set bargains.
j7tf F, Newhouse.
JiLSlXESS DIRECTORY.
O. C. CASE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office ono
dooi north of Oarhe'e More.
BED CLOUD, 1T23
Collections made and promptly remitted
"j. S. GILHAM,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSKLUR
A. AT J, AW.
Office one floor north of Kalry firm.
RED CLOUD, - - - NEB
W. C. REILLY,
A'
TTOUNKY AND COUXSKLOit AT LAW.
AND IT3AL. ESTATE OEZT.
Red Cloud. Xeb.
tj.Proropt Attention Given to Collections.
Orncr- with C. II. TOTTER, at Ked Cloud
Drugstore.
Edwin C. Hawley.
ATTORNEY AM COUNSELOR AT LAW.
Office over Farley's Drug Store.
23D CLOUD
ME3.
James Laird,
A TrOHNKT AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
fV .lUNIATA, - Mf.-
AVill practice in all tho Court of the State.
Prompt attention given to all buincs entrusted
to hi. cure. OiLce on the ast side Jumnta
Avenue. julyl-
H. ?. K i.kv.
J. J,. KAi.rr.
JMoominjrtoh.
Nebraska.
ivcd Cbudf Neb,
KALEY BROS.,
7
A TT0UNEVS AT LAW k UEAI' KSTATE
. ' " ' , T, ,
Will practice in all tho Courts in 1rarica
and northern Kanr.iv: cdleetion- promptly at-
tcnjcj to and correspondence solicited.
ISD CLOUD. Nebrasha.
Aluo. Acnt for R. .t M. R. II. LnniK
H0MCE0PATK1C PHYSICIAN,
U. S. Pension Stirecon.
JOffice over Khley Ilms. law office.
BSD CLOUr. JJSBSASZA
elbki:t a. ii a ix ifi. I.
Physician Surgeon,
EI CI.OL'I. NEII.
Ilnrinr !nrtel Tiermnnentlv at thi. place. I
will attend to nil will?, day or nirht. Oflire for
,1 present at Farley dniif More: at niclit at
;H rC;idcnce over wmi"e store. r.'m.
J. ITS. iTIOSE'A. ilt. D.
-KI.KCTIC
Physician and Surgeon,
Rcl CLOUIi. NE1J.
Will pay cpecinl aticnMon to Ob'-letric. and
HCK.c of M"ui"?i - Al: c-ner.il utnl special
annrery. Iieae.- of the F.ye ftiid Far. Charccs
moderate. Olficc over Shcrcr'd Iruc -Store.
2.-l-y
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
(AI.I.OVATHIC pciiool.)
Prompt attenlnnco on all call in the practice
of mediiinei or mr?cry.
cowi.es, - r.nn.sK..
J. W. .MOItANVII.I.E. C. V. MOItANVIl.l.K,
CO?rLKS. xra. AMCOV, N0.
MOKAXVILLK IUtOS.,
P racticing P hysicians.
COWLES A- AM ROY, NKltUASKA.
AH profeftiona! calls will receive our prompt
..! .. :.. Jflnili
40ai'i
nun laitiui aiivuiiuu.
VALLEY HOUSE,
F C.WWTO', Pro.
KEPCLOrD, - NEHRASKA.
FitSt Class in everv reppect. Free 'bu to and
from all trains. !iU3iIs rooms for commercial
trom all trains. Ratal
S. Garber.
Richariisoii Garter,
DEALERS IN
LrVJG STOCK
KED CLOLT). NEBRASKA.
ntKhest market price paid for boirn and cattlo.
.T. h. Smith S. C. Smith M.B.Tnnmsov.
Pre. FirstX.it- Cah. Ir'irrt Late Teller First
K.ak. Uoatrice Nat. Hank Xat. Dank neat-
.Neb. Iteatrice Neb. rue Neb.
vx iroiIcr5 & Thompson,
BANKERS,
ViIl make collection:' in nny tmrtofthel
Unitl tte Sell exchange upon the princi
pal eastern oitie Loan money upon improved
tarms Receive dopo' its Mibjcct to sijtht drafts
Allow interest nt.cn time deposits, Snd trans
act a general Banking business.
IvKFEnr.scra: Osinht National Hank. A.
S. Paddhck.U. .S Senator; First National Bank
New York. Cannhriise Valley National Bank,
Cambridge New York.
OMAHA
Sample Room,
JOE.'.TACOrfS. rEornirroK.
TWO DOORS WIST OF HOY'S HOME.
Kecr-- on band the best brand of Wines.
Liquors. Beer. Ale. and fine Cigars. A skare of
thf public patronage is-oliceted.
HSItfRY COOK,
PROPRIETOR RED CLOTJI)
Drug Store,
And Dealer In
Drugs,
Medicines
Paints,
OiLS? VARNISHES
All goods iff my Line kept constantly on
hand: J.nd to which I invite the attention of
the public
anl HENRY COOK.
umm
Fcea 4 Sale Stable,
J. D. Post, Prop. RED CLOUD.-
THE CHIEF.
m0
M. L THOMAS,
EDITOR
TIM R.SI) AY, MAY 27n?, ISbO.
Tin: new Catholic convent in Omaha
wad blown lown Iat Sunday cvoninj;.
It is a total wreck.
Since Tiilit;4 the above we learn
from the lite that Omaha has been
visited by another storm more instruc
tive than the fiit. DeWitt, Saline
county ta- the scene of a territfic
?torm on last Sunday niht.
The strike at the Omaha .Smelting
Works, which has boon in cxistancc
for Mitc time :issumed a more serious
phase la-t Friday when it was learned
that the inailKsers of the wirks had
brought from Ivansas over a hundred
darkierf to take the plate of the white
stricken;. The ncjrros had been given
arms previous to their coming into the
.-tate.as trouble wasexpected.Thesmelt
ing works strikers were joined by the
laborers from the U. I. Shops and the
nail works, and for a time bloody work
was expected, which fortunately was
averted, the negros agreeing to leave
the.-tate at once. While the excite
ment was raying CJov. Nance was called
on for troops and accordingly he order
ed out six companies of the State
.Malitia, two of which were quartered
in the Mnelting works. The working
men of Omaha raised money to pay the
car fare of their dusky brethren back
to their homes, the majority of the
darkies having come to Omaha in en
tire ignorance of the existing state of
a Hairs, and when they found that they
were likely to get into trouble were
only to glad to skip out.
xraah Leslie's Popular Monthly.
The June numlier of thN favorite
iiiag:i7iie contains several highly inter
esting and admirably illustrated arti
cles. "The Ferry Across the Atlantic."
by W. II. Ridoing, is replete with vivid
descriptions of a vovaye on an ocean
Jteatner. Captain Payne. V. S. A., in
hi "Indian Story Land" relates adven
tures of thrilling interest. "Merlin and
the Merlinese," "Revolutionary Remi
niscences," "The Alpine Tunnels" are
among the other prominent features of
the numqer. Etta W. Pierces beauti
ful story, "Not (Jtiilty." is completed,
and there are several short stories by
Ii. i. Kimball, Amelia Marr, and other
popular writers. The sketches are of
peculiar intent, c-periallv "liosa Mon
hour," "The FirM (irenadier of France."
"An Antiquary s Ghost Story, etc.,
etc. There are numerous poems of
.more than usual merit, wo may instance
"netween Joy and Sorrow." by P. IJ.
Marston; "The Stonelc-s Gnive," by
Ivrnc-t Trevor; "Little Queen .leanie,'"
"Come Home." etc., etc. The miscel
lany i abundant, atlording delightful,
entertaining and instructive reading.
The ire-ent number brilliantly closes
Volume IX. of this comprehensive and
cheap periodical. Each number con
tains i'2S quarto pages, about Jul) illus
trations, and a colored frontispiece. A
single copy is only 25 cents; $: a year,
$1.50 for six. and'S 1 for four months.
Address, Frank Leslie's Publishing
House, 53, 55 and 57 Park Place, New
York.
LIITL3 CHILMSH GOING TC2S7.
(From the Elmira, N. Y. Advertiser )
Mr. J. Q. Hotter lives at Ked Cloud,
Nebraska. He U a hrother-in-law of
Mr. John J. Curtis of this city, and also
of Division Cierk Curtis of the fsunertn
tendent's office in the Erie depot, at
Elmira,. Some months njn Mr. Potter
took from the Southern Tier Orphan's
Home in tin city, five children, and found
cood hotur1. for them in Nchraska. The
children gave cuch a pood account of
themselves m their new home, were o
well behaved, and desirable in everv wav
that thev endeared themselves so much
to tho-e into whose keeping they had fal
lcn. that their guardians could not now
he indneed to part with them. Mr. Pot
ter came back to hluura a lew days aco,
with an application from substantial far
mer and residents about and in lied
Cloud, for fifteen more children from the
Orphans' Hemic. In Fact, they "will
take no other..' For ten or twelve days
great preparations have been coin? on at
the Home in jrcttine tbo children readv
for the long ride. Each child was pro
vided with a substantial suit of clothing.
and a change thereof For lunch to last
them for three days and two nights ride.
they had cookies, rusks three gallons of
milk, pressed meat and other daintkrf
and jubstantials.
Mr. Pottci. whose heart is "as large as
that of an ox," to use a homoly parallel,
supplied the children with oranges, can
dies, ond other little sweetmeats, for use
on their journey towards the setting sun. I
3 UK START.
Yesterday morning the alarm clock at
the Home called all hands to breakfast at
an early hour. Two wagoc loads of little
folks with their attendant, went to the
Erie depot, where they were received
into a Lehigh Va.Icy car attached to train
3 on the Krie, at 5:41. There wer
fifteen children, and Mr. Potter and Mi?s
Emma J. Curtis, of Owego, the children's
ages range from 2 to 11, and are as foU
lows:
George Sherman 9, Fernando Seymour
, WilHe Beecher 11, Mark Gcorce S.
Daniel Korick 6, Sarah Ryan 9', ltoanna
Brown 6, Florence Donohue S, Eddie
Luce 6, Hiram MeCollam 5. George
Boon 9, Emmet Coon 4, Frankie Coon 21.
Robert Allon 9, Ella Spencer 4. From
Elmira they went to Buffalo; the agent of
tha Canada Southern road in Elmira,
telegraphed to Buffalo to have a car there
ready to take the party to Chicago with
out change;- from there they go to Red
Cloud VfitBodt further transfer. The
railroad people in Elmira were very kind,
the Erie folks offering to send an agent
with Mr. Potter to assist as far as
Buffalo. The Orphan's Efome paid for
the fares of the entire party $199.0S.
No child is placed without guarantees
that it will be well cared for. if the
officers of the Home discover that one of
the children has fallen inta inrivithlA
hands, the child is at race removed and
proteased.-
Sam'l. West,
-dkaixi: IN
Tobacco, Cigars,
CONFECTIONERY.
CANNED FRUITS,
FRESH FRlrlTS.
CRACKER. CIIKESK,
ORANGES. LEMONS
AS1 A nil. I4NE OK
fAird? Groceries.
ALSO A IIIWT CU&A
Ice Cream Parlor,
Where you can always
gel a nice dish of Ico Cream dtiring
the Sean.
X fhare of the intblie p.-rtronnge is
fesjrt'ct fully solicited. First door
south of Mitchell Ik Morhart'-.
RfD Ci.oin. - - Neiiii-vska.
ilOLCOMIi BROS.
Dealers In
3? & B W &
U
of all kinds.
They fell CI7EAF for CASH. ani If they
barb net what you want. !eav your
order and they n ill fill it.
CALL ON Til KM
One door north ofOarberV. aad Mr.IIOLCOMR
will wait ou you. aprltf
JUZO OLOUD. NED.
CO ftlE
For Your
LUMBER!
DRY LUMBER A SPECIALTY.
THB !)P,8T IS THK MARKKT
Hold at Loumt Price
-HY-
rt -7T fV 'T ,'r (7J Pt Pf Ffp,ff
H'k'irf r fe lt''ri'' riV r '
U J, ZJ Vi iV w-vW0
RED CLOUD NEB.
PROUDFIT & MARSH,
GENERAL DEALERS IN
HARD W.lll E
)and(
STOVES,
Gitidc RQck, - Neb.
Kf cr?thin ueuall' kept in a first closg
Hardware Store-
come and see us as we
will not be
UNDERSOLD.
S1.00"
BOTTLE
KENDALL'S
SPAVIN CURE
is a rare cure for spavin, splint, cirb. caltJfls,
sprains, swelling, sails lameness and all enlare
ments ot the joints or limbs. 1 1 will completely
remove a bone pa via without blistering or caus
ing a sore. It is also a good for man as for beast
and isued full urerjth. at alt simes of the year
with perfect safety. A currwhicb we are tnow
higU.is a rerson who suffered 15 years with a
hip-joint laUcnes ar.d was pennaoently curec
two years ojn vrith KendU.s3paTin ctfrc. Be
memtcr T( claim it will cure a bane spavin and
completely renorc the bench wihont blistering.
Statement Haie Tfcdsr Cati.
To whom it maycncern-In the year 1S75 I
treatrf wish Kendall's Spavin Cure a bone spar-"
in of s'viral months cn.wth. nearly balfas"larj;e
a3 a hen's ezg. and completely stopped tie lam
ness and scmored the enKtrxement. 1 have
woiked tie horse ever since very hard, and he
never has bee lame, nor could I ever see anydif
terencCra the fixe ol the hock joints since I
treated him with Kendall's Spavin Cure.
K-A.aUXES.-
Enesburch Falls. Vt. Feb. 25th BTC.
Swora and sabser bed to before me this 23th day
Of Feb. A. 1. IS79. JOUiVG. JX'. J. P.
OEc of US.xaanhall. western listrof ifich.
Kalamtzoo Apr. Eth. 1S79.
3. J. Kendall. Enosbnrsh Falls'. Vu Dear
Sirr-I received the two bottles tfl oar Spavin
Care forwarded by exrress in January last. I
asn happ to state that that it performed all your
adTcruemei.t called for. In three rreeks after
I eommeaeed usiur it the spavin was entirely rs
mored ai Twiaaole horN restcrcd" to usetnll
aes. Very truly yours, JOHN PAKKKK.
Sthd address for illustrated circrlar. which we
think triTespositiv proof of its Tirtues. Norern
eddy has ever met with sn;h ncjcaliSexTstrcceas
fa our knowiedxe. for beast as well as man.
Price J3". per bottle, or six bottlej for $5. ALL
BtceoisTS nave it or can ret it to rou. or it will
be sent to aay addrese on receipt of price by the
' proprietors.
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An Overwrc'nitng and A'eolutc MottatIi
DAZZLING
m&MBAY
27?&i Stfr&X&3Ztt -SLi.tfK4r:J3; -
'jm-Tjr3.ij-r-rr-,'-s'.Bw- trL csii. a-'' t i wBb .4k e k at y' v-at m- -' " - t-,,TL,- kirr.A. i. r
fSl0wZ) I tegs--; .- '-v:.H!VtS;l iwMW-rh
lrMiw? s y --.:-'' i city
l ft"StlfNgsl 'y-JS'- p. r& - Vui ' -u.P'&',-' can.nkh nooi.t. kkcits. mits,
asSS&pfevafiJS. feu Wi'ft ffH-ASV. - '?"f,j ftarKitKin)VsrKK..i.rw. i
Another Sun Discovertd, the gram!el IHumin.it r .n Eirth ptrf.-tt Piroj V rf SpWtd.r A ItcnddennR,
Mrilliant, and Mighty Orion. In the sh.i low of uhnh a'l ot'o r Ii:-i.n:t --. .ue and gbtiioer w,:h an
uncertain light. Tlie otic Grt.it ;di-. uf the World
W. W. COLE'S
Circus, Menagerie, Aquarium and Gongress of Living
Th Corcentrnted Marrel.'of two Coattncctft-EmHMrins 10.VO IUre und KTctuiife Fetnre. l'orftittly the OrsndJt Skw n IUrU.
Itpre.-cn!. k a eyrli renn arrir of the ferld mo: choice wi. l-n f on r.vtiJbjoet'Tifhiiii Antitnr . .
WW rlftTf C1n T3AvftAi u''o rii nally dirtote ra,h ud rrerr rnoTmenl f iM lrwttc etrrrl. t !ht t
. W. bUililr, IwOiC XrOPricLOr. lurTjcti-t t tucuariiiiteean rtritin-nt piircnnl nr:l t- JesreHiiMlr dMIt
lromtheuualrnuHiiei.lcnvap exhe ition." 1mI
tne Lnr.dre.l di.riiitf Ko.iiej'rian..fjTe funny
r.il. uinif its own Mr, fc-tlr and porrenui ar.I
added l wo I.etia'ban Monsters from the Oecn'r
A FAIM
.: - -" - ' hi ii
sals that were supposed t" he Kxtinct. The itrei'Mt wrn-ler yet dicvercd. The only ITiVti feature TheeaptB-i and aqaiet Mltton
ot thie phenorrenal atnphibiou monters to mv crat show i -owthin wort'r of tnor tha (.&"isi; word of pri 0-rni marreU.
hve Ion been suppo-M extinct and it bw been questioned hr se ent ti ai n wether Jfier rrrT exist-J. bat th fortscaU
Asia. its
circuru'tince Tiiicn let to me aueovery ana cap are oi laerr rr 'itouot. w unico wron- i ui unf,
and which have bcrttnf. re btn rxtlr.lrtl from the irquii'ir eys ufrnm. leadt u t as ame parJon-
abie pride in heraldirc tho event with more than ordinary pleasure.
TWB- OWEBIK
CJAPT. 1. V. BATES A2TD
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A Literal Avalanche of Amazing
Attractions.
OHE ticket admits to ill
Trained animals a dHinrtiTe feat ere, A
Itoyal Orieatal Farxae will be cives in the
fore oooi or !ch day. displaying th most
tiorxeous. GlitterintrGa'axvcfGolJenUlery
ever witnerei oa this eonUDent-ifirrovlrcinit
uor wild beasls. more nea. wutcea and
horses, more curiosities mararSsierts. ward
robes. srrOiis. KLcrs Ksirhts. Idyjaardj
Ladies of the Court. Soldiers. BatUexses.
Horse Guards, clsd In Arraorof SHxer. sUel
and Gold P!attin$s. fomica a ceita spies -dor'nerer
betore equaled.
Docts- open at 1 p jr. and 7 p.-sl,
1,200 Cushioned Opera Seats. He-'
member, only one ticket required
for all abvertise'd exhibitions- of the
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LEAPING HORSE,
Children 25 Cents.
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Hats? Caps. &
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We have the Largest
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