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THE RED CLOUD CHIEF,
CLOUD, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 188.
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Will sell you a Lady's Fine Shoe
Equal to those usually sold at L f 0, Plain or Patent tip,
Opera or Square toe, D. E. tfc E. E.
T We havo put priccH on nil our (JXI'OIM)S and Low Cut Shoes. Secure
souicof the Bargains before sizes arc broken.
Blakeslee & Kaley.
For
Accurate
Abstracts of Title
And
Cheap
Farm Loans
Call on
J. H, Bailey,
Red Cloud, Neb.
LOCAL NEWS.
P. i. M. checks nreO. K. nt Marlins.
Cham Evans was in thu city over Sun
day.
Chris. Passler was In Dluo Hill
week.
Goo. Barker went to Chicago
wock.
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Mel Sherman was stopping iu the cit
Hub week.
Eil. Marshall of Franklin, was in Red
Cloud this wock.
T. E. Penman wbb in Hastings tho fori
irnrt of thu weok.
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Frank Cowden returned from Clilcng'wrKi-y wontlioBicIt list, trunk
Saturday evening
y
F. fc M. clucks jaRt as good ob gold nt
11. M. Martin Jt Son's.
1 Conovor is nlil to bo around again
after a few weeks sickness.
Miss Lustig, of Hasting?, couain of M.
Stern, is visiting in tho city.
W. I'. Davis has renewed for tho
Great Puinily Weekly. Tnanks.
We have had several good raiiiH of late
that has mado the com fairly jump.
Tho Red Cloud National Hank is pay
ing another dividend of i't per cent
n't'v
J' ru!nA
Oman
Miss Rottn Abel departed Inst
for n vinit in Odell, front thoro to
Dr. Cullimore. oculiRt of Omnhn, will
bo iu Rod Cload, Tuesday, August 2i)th
Die. Ciiamiif.kmu.n puts in artificin
teeth without plato over Morhurt'a
Htore.
New subscribers since our last issue:
Miss Emma Leigh, S. Gigor, and P. M.
Woods.
M. W. Diekcrson & Co., Bhipped a car
load of butter and eggs to Chicago
this week.
John Kavanaugh and Jus. MoGuincss
and others from Kanaas, wero visiting iu
Red Cloud Tuesday.
II. P. Rumbuugh, H. Nelson, J. M.
Chapin and John Rutlcdgo are new
subscribers thin week.
H. E. Pond and wife, Miss (iertio and
Master Earl, wero in Superior thiH week
tnking iu the reunion.
Urine your P. Jfc M. bank checks to
Martin & Son, they will take all you have
in exchange for good.
Doughifl, the bank wrecker of Frank
lin, will probably rcHt behind tho bars
in tho Webster county jail.
Hon. W. A. McKoighnn and wifo
turned homo from Hot Springs S.
re
D., this wcok much improved iu health.
R. H. Wilson has a copy of tho Ulster
County. (N. Y.) Gazotte. published in
1800. Ho has owned It for !!0 years.
Hon. W. A. MeKeighan and IiIb
dnughtor Edith, and Miss Nellio West,
left Thursday evening for Washington.
Rend Ex-senator Paddock'fl ablo
article on tho frco coinago of silver
which tippeurs in Thk Ciiif.i this neck.
Corn lookes nico generally over tho
county, although in tho north-west
comer it is said that rain is much need
ed. Mrs. CIiub. Nash and son, of Lincoln,
nro vifiiting with Mrs. S. E. Cozad this
wcok. Mrs. Nush is a sister of Mrs.
Cozad'B.
Judge West and Harry Hopkins tell
or a very interesting breach of promise
case thiu week. Tho happy couple are
now married,
W. P. Davis, ono of our substantial
farmors of Walnut creek, wiib bo very
unfortunate as to lose all of his corn
crop by tho destructive hail etorm tho
other day.
Dr. L. D, Dennoy is now located at
Han Antonia. Texas, where ho is con
sulting physician in tho O. E. Miller
Hernia Treatmont Co. Tut. Ciiii.f
wishes tho doctor great bucccbs in his
now Held of labor.
Mr. and Mrfl. Chas. Wiener leave to
night for Chicago, whero Mm. Wiener
goeB for u chango of climato with tho
hopo that the sumo will improve her
health. We hope sho will return to Red
Cloud much bonelltted by tho chango.
You cannot alTord to bo without Tiu:
Ciiikk in your family if you want to be
posted. Remember that Foster's weath
er forecasts aro published only in Tnr.
riiini' mid can bo had in no other papor
in 'Webster county. If you want to keep
postod on the weather read tho Great
Family Weekly.
Tho attention of tho Mayor nnd city
council is again called to the liog-pen
nuisance. In most any part of the e y
that anyone goes, ho can "sniJI tho odor
afar" which 1b not only a decided nuis
unco but will breed iUboubo. It is time
that Hiich things were looked after by
the proper olllcers.
Tho littlo eight months old child of
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Crabill. died on
Sunday morning quito suddenly. It had
been suirorlng for somo few weeks, but
was not thought to bo dangerously ill.
Hmvuver on Hatuiday it was taken
much wow, nnd finally passed uwui.
Tho iiarentH havo tho sympathy of their
many friends in Red Cloud in their be
reavemont. Tho funeral ocurred Mon
day morning at, ten o'clock.
$1.90.
price, we
ciTV news.
Blind Boono will bo hore on the 8th.
C. G. Dorsey was iu tho city this week
1'Vunk Woidinnn loft fur Texas Wednoa
day. Mnrtin Jt Sou pays ilOo for com for 10
ilnyn.
Dr. Chamberlain was in Nelson this
week.
Mnrtin .t Son tnkc F. i M. chocks nt
f nco vidua. '
Major Schenck and wifo of Riverton
aie in the city.
Aaron Prey has renowed for the CI reat
Family Weekly.
J.A.Cuyleris now thu razzle-dazzle
man at tho yards.
Dr.C. S.Ward was up from Esbon,
Kansas, Monday.
RoadnuiBter McPurland returned from
Oberlin Saturday.
'L M. McMurray wuh called to McCook
to work this week.
Mifw Maggio Campbell went to Conies
Thursday evening.
offi
Henry Clarko took a load of mnrblo to
Guido Kock Monday.
iss Iiorn Mellrido and motlior left for
icago last evening.
Robt. MeTlrido took his phonograph to
tuui ituuuuauiiy.
n urea uuuei uonurtei for (Jhicnci
last uouny evening
iuuin in inning IMM JllilCU.
Mrs. MoMurry haa gono to Colorado
Springs for a two week'ti visit.
Amos Cowden roturncd Tuosdny from
his trip abroad with tho phonograph.
Preddio llentley fell out of a dray wag
on Thursday evening, breaking his arm.
Mrs. Henderson and daughter Edun
01 onicr, Ivan., nero In tlio city tin
woeK.
Watt Chnnlbers and family, of Colorn
doCity, nre visiting relatives in the city
this week.
JN third clill
wTiieh wns not exi
C0,1Vnlecimr.
ild of G. W. Hummol
expected to live is slowly
mg
JITuo mother-in-lnw nnd mint of S. I.
Co.ad returned TueBday for their home
iu !ew loru
Mrs. C. M. McKooby departed Wednes
uay ror n visit with rtlntiv.s at Jamo
town, Knnsns.
Mifs Flommg of Iowa wn a guest nt
tho residenco of J. H. Duvis tho fore
part of tho weok.
Tho subjoot at tho tent next Tuesday
will bo "Sundny and tho World's Fuir;
or, Our Nation's Peril."
Tho Red Cloud Produce Co., will
mako short time loans, or buy notes
that mature in 00 days or less.
Tho railroad boys took up u collection
and replaced the cow for Foko Sutton
which was killed by lightning.
P. P. Had ley, tho painter and paper
hanger is now prepared to do all kinds of
artistic work. Country work solicited.
W. S. Gurbor is tho happy fathor of a
baby girl which arrived thoforo part of
tho week to gladden the homo of its par
ents. Dr. Grant Cullimore, consultant ocu
list to Mo. Pucitio Ry. nt Omaha, lins ar
ranged to meet eyo nnd enr patients in
Red Cloud, with Dr. McKoeby, August
satii.
We havo confldonco in tho P. &. M.
bank paying nil ilopoaits, thoreforo will
accept certitied bank chocks ou tho samo
fur goods.
This week tho report came from Guide
Hock that throe of Dan'l Coliiey's child
ren nnd two of li. K. Smith' had died
witn bind: diphtheria.
Mnrriod, by Judgo M. ilolTmnn, Frank
lin Co. Mr. Geo. O. Rosa to Miss Olive
Million, both of Red Cloud, Neb., on But-
urday, July ami, isiw.
L. E.Warner of Illaden, wiib a pleasant
caller at this ollico, and Bent a copy of
tho Great Family Weekly to P. M.
Wood, a friend iu Michigan
Tho Uluu Hill Leader presents a much
nicer iiunearanco in tho shape of a live
column quarto, and editor Greenlee is
deserving of a splendid patronage.
Charley Lewis of Amboy, called In
this week and renowed for Thk Chikk
for 18'JJ. Mr. Lewis just threshed "Si
acres of wheat which yeilded about "200
bushels.
Miss Addio Roiulo of Red Cloud. Neb..
is visiting for u few days with hur friend
Mrs. Clara W. Myers. Miss Reiglo is a
teacher in the Hebron schools. Iturr
Oak Herald.
Thoro will bo a social given on tho
court houso grounds on Thursday oven
tug, August loth, by tho ladies of the
Christina church. Will huivo fruit- icen,
ico cream aud cako.
Tho BiipervisoiH hnvo accepted the
bonds of tho various county banks, as
depositories and lienuelorlli tlieru will
bo no row or vuxation in regard to tho
lois of tho county funds.
The report was started last Saturday
thatCarho Mai tin was drowned, but it
proved untrue. Hoys should be careful
about starting such reports. Perhaps
they didn't know it wubii penitentiary of
fence. Tuff Sutton had ii very cloeo call tho
other day. As ho wuh climbing on top
of a load of hny, ho foil down bohiud the
mules, fcnriug tho Bauio so that tluy ran
away, tho wagon passing over Ids hip in
two' places, crippling him up somewhat
Tho mules ran two miles without upset
ting tho load of hay.
It Ib an outrage upon a decent com
munity to allow such disgraceful mud
holes iifl aro to bo found in front of the
liusinesi houw'Hon Main streot. Next
to tho putrid hog pen comes tho ourli-
Btono mudholo, and both smell to
heaven. Tho city ought to spend a lit
tlo money iu ll.xing up euohubomiuublo
places,
JrV
iter
Iteiiiiuiu'eiteei of Army Life.
(uv A I'ltlV.VTi: )
Ni-.Miir.it l.
While these "reniiiiiseeiicps" may
pioui "lilling." the writer has serious
doubts as to their being 'Vutisfylng" to
the leaders of Tin: Cmi.i'.oreven to the
writer himself. Hut, having been often
asked to do no, I will at this late day
ventuie to write of some of tho inci
dents of that memorable period, from
"01 to 'li.), as 1 inay be able to reeall them
without tho aid of any journal or diary,
So much has already been said and
written, most of it truthfully, but some
oi li otherwise. Unit it would n'eni tin
necessary to add unj tiling more, as well
as supeilluous to repeat what has been
better told or written by others. Not
wishing to impose upon or deceive it
credulous and conllding public, 1 will
hero state that I tun not tho man who
put down the rebellion, nor am I one of
the many who think that without their
valuable services the war would have
been prolonged.
I enlisted as a private in the summer
of IStil at lllooiulleld. lowa.iu theThitd
Iowa Cavalry, served a little oer three
jours, during which time I was never
piomoted for gallantry on thu buttle
Held for meritorious conduct, nor for
any other cuiite, but was discharged at
the close of my term of service with
rank one lemovo below that of corporal.
1 do not at this late date feel disposed to
charge my superior olllcers with favorit
ism. nor with having madu mistakes iu
their promotions.
I do not claim, nor do I believe that
ours was tho "best regiment,'' and had
the bravest olllcers aud men, and did
more toward saving the union than nnj
other: but I do claim and believe that
wo had as good a hot of olllcers and as
good soldiers as any in the service.
I'tominent among the ollicers I will
mention our lirst colonel, Cvrus Husscv,
Lieut. Col. 11. M. Trimble, and John W.
Noble, who wuh at tho organization of
the regiment, adjutant.
Col. IJiishoy was promoted to the rank
of lirigadier General, which he held
with distinction to tho close of the war.
Sutce tho war. ho was Chief of the Pen-
on Bureau during Harrison's adminls
tration. which position ho tilled with
marked ahihty.
John W. Noble wiib successively pro
moted to the ollices of major, lieutenant
colonel, colonel and brigadier general,
all of which he tilled with honor, and
was Secretary of the Interior during
Harrison's administration. I think it
sitfo to say that no man during and since
the war has held as many important no-
BJXfius with more honor and ability, and
us in everv notation more imiveiniillv
loved aud admired by the common sol
diery than Gen. Niible.
From tho private ranks also, many
have risen to honorable positions, of
which J will mention but ono or two at
present, but may speak of them and
others more nt length iu it future chap
ter.
John D. Pickler. a member of Com
pany !)., was promoted from the ranks to
several ollices in his company, and is at
present a member of congress from
li Duicotu. Hon. li.lv. Ulianey or
ted Cloud wiim a private poldier in Co. I
of our regiment. I havo mentioned
these fow among tho many who havo
risen to positions of honor from that
one regiment, not to boast of its honor
able aud inlliiential men, but to show
that it was not inferior iu its make-up to
other good regiments.
The history of our regiment, liko that
of all others, was a continued round of
promotions from its organization to thu
close of tho war. Promotions wero fre
quently thu occasion for much jealousy
and dissatiBfuution, even when they were
made in the regular order. For instance,
if a colonel was promoted, tho Lieut.
Col. would iu regular order be promoted
to thu ollico of colonel and then ono of
the majors would be promoted to the
lieutenant colonelncy, and which one
was often a source of much dissension,
as it was not always clear who was tho
senior major, or tho ranking major, in
military parlance. The major's promo
tion mado room for a captain to taku his
place and then would arisn the ques
tion, who is the ranking captain ? And
so on down to the lowest commissioned
olllccr, whoso promotion iiiukos it place
for a non-commissioned olllcer, and soon
down to Uv lowest position.
In the rcguluiv army, promotions nre
mudo strictly, or nearly bo, according to
prescribed rules and regulations, and
cause but littlo friction. Rut in tho vol
unteer Bervico, it is otherwise; not that
there aro no "regulations" by which they
should bo governed, but because there
aro opportunities for favoritism, and so
many UHpirants for each promotion that
many uro necessarily disappointed.
There wero some of thofio promotions so
very unjust, or thought to bo bo, that in
surrections wero imminent, ono instance
of which occurred in my company, to
which I will brielly allude. After our
regiment hud been several months in
active service, there was a call for volun
teers to till our broken ranks, to which
several from a curtain neighborhood in
Iowa responded, among whom wiib ono
P. M. Ross, a conservative democrat, and
a good citizen, who was tho leader, I
suppose, of tho several who came in with
him. There was a demand for recruits
from outsido the company, but not to fill
tho otllces, for there wero already in tho
company uioro men ready for promotion
than ulaces to bo tilled. Hut iu tho case
alluded to, P. M. Ross was at onco made
second lieutenant as a reward, I suppose,
for enlisting a few men an recruits. Ho
mudo a good ollicer, and wiib well liked
by most of tho company, but 1 think
somo of those over whom ho had been
so unjustly promoted never becanio rec
onciled, and l do not ulumo tliem, An
other migrant abuse of power in making
promotions, and ono that made quite a
stir throughout tho regiment, was the
appoint men t of G. W. Johnson to u cap
taincy in Co. M of our regiment, when
tlio company had plenty of good materi
al for promotion, i will speak of this
caso in my next Installment, if the print
ers do not go back on mo.
lief ore dismissing thu subject of pro
motions, 1 will incidentally remark that
promotions seem to havo gono ou quite
steadily hIiicu tho war closed, which fact
will, I stippobo, account for tho very largo
per centago of colonels, majors and cap
tains to ho met with at our iu. unions,
These promotions aro still going on
tho captains of a few years ugo now be
ing majors, and thu majors, colonels.
Many of these wero only private soldiuis
during tho war. These promotions do
not cause much trouble, and besides
tickling tho ears of those who bear these
higli-Houiiding titles, they servo it pur
pose, which iB thut of securing u right
to the platform at our re unions and it
chunce to make u speech or tell a camp-
Willlca tor Tiu: i'
i sni
lire story, the colonels, majors and chap
lains being lu greatest demand, or rather
are the chief speakers on such occasions.
Hut 1 think it is time to call it halt lest
there be more of the titled class than
can got a hearing: and if we are all pro
moted, where will be the private soldiers
to do the cheering ? For that seems to
be about all they are needed for of late
years.
A Novr.i. Si'ii'tOK. -One of the sad
dest and most peculiar suicides over ie
corded, occurred about six miles south
east of Campbell. In this county, Mon
day night. July Mist, The facts appear
as follows: John Hruy a farmer iu
moderate eireumntances. with Mm lived
his son and daughter, both gntttn, and
on this night had left home to 'spend a
tew Hours, and returning at II p. in.
found their father lying iu tho door iu a
pool of blood. Around his neck was a
small rope or string and examination
showed a loop iu the middle of the
string, and each end securely fastened
to a strongbox elder sprout. This was
a most novel way to suicide as the vic
tim evidently sprung the box elder
stick together and after slipping the
loop around his nrck, let loose the stick
which instantly began tho process of
strangulation which evidently caused
his death, lu his right hand was n
large jnck-knife, very sharp, and al
though careful inspection showed no
wounds, it was the general supvosition
that it was his intention to assist with
the knife if the string method proved in
adequate. Tho jury comprised of the
following well known citizens relumed a
verdict of "death by strangulation liv
his own hands." G. P. Gather, C. W.
Ludgren. O. E. Raiuey, L. G.Genereaitx,
H. P. May. and W. T. Montheny. As to
the cause of his rash act no one exactly
knows. Hut possibly a combination of
adversities caused the despondent mo
ments which led him to commit the
deed. Mr. Dray was an old eltized of
Webster county, and Ihb death is de
plored. See Myers
Tin: CiioitD or Sympathy. For a
great many years thete has not occurred
in Webster county, such a great calami
ty as has befallen tho family of our
highly esteemed anil much respected
friend, llev. Geo. W. Huininel, by which
thu Angel of Death has invaded his
home and plucked therefrom two of ittt
fairest tlowers, by that dreaded disease,
typhnid.djsontcry. Only a few days
ago tho bereaved homo wan tilled with
happy voices, to-day, there aro two va
cant chairs, and a family in tears.
About two weeks ago, Dr. McKoeby was
called to the home of Mr. Hummel, to
see his two youngest children supposed
to be ailing from the usual diseases in
cident to joting children, but which
soon developed into alarming symptoms,
ami aiinougu mo nest medical care was
taken of them, jot tho Grim Reaper
claimed them for his own, and they
passed from earth to heaven within a
fow brief hours of each other, their lit
tle bodies being placed side by side in
the family cemetery, thus leaving an
aching void lu that once hupyy homo
that time cannot possibly heal1
Death is remorseless in its demands, and
iu this instance it seems to havo singled
out of ono household, tho bright jewels
for his own. Surloy no words of ours
could bo uttered that would still the
throbbing bosoms of those who have
passed through the crucial test, yet, iu
the times of sorrow, the family have tho
deepest sympntiitea or tiieir many
friends and tlie consolation that there
is a future beyond tho blue, and tht.t
hearts that havo been rendered in twain
hero will receive the comforting solace
uixin tho promises that have been
vouchsafed in holy writ. While death
has thus enlisted the family of Mr.
Hummel, twice, it third child has been
hovering with its life in tho balance,
but at this writing, holies uro enter
tained of Its recovery. Wo hopo it may
bo bo. Tin: Chief extends to Mr. nnd
Mrs. Uunimel its heartfelt sympathy in
their deep bereavement.
Don't you know to hnvo perfect hoalth
you must have pure blood nnd the host way
to have pure blood i to take Ilood'n Stir
Baparilhi, the best blood purifier and
strength builder.
Hood's Pills niny bo hnd by innil for
25c. of C. I. Hood t Co., bowell, Muss.
TiikTiiamp Nchianck. Deputy Slier-
ut 'lomiuiBon nail n serious round up
It'lllt ,1 I, I ,f (lll,ltWlItl,U 4l..l-in l.tni l.K.
,.... I, .wt ,,, ..ill, I, l,, WHO ll,llllin MIDI I'll-
day afternoon. It seoniB tbut about 2T
of them wore bowling up freely nnd got
into an all around light, and a determ
ination to kill ono of their number. Mr.
Tomlinson got thoro in time to Havo his
life. Tho "Hluek Maria" waa sent down
to haul up tho pilgrims, and such a time,
Tho trumps wero very uncouth in their
remarks, and poured many unkind
epithets upon our worthy officers for
obeying tho command "Wo wero stran
gers ami yo took ub in" as it interforred
with their sports, Nevertheless they
were "tooken and will bo taken in as
fast as thoy appear in tho city, if not
conducting themselves properly, and we
are absolutely sum that Judge Uayles
will give them the limit.
Blmycil.
Ono Poland China nialo hog, weight
about 80 pounds, white feut, white in
forehead, Disapearud about tho -2d
Inst. Liberal reward for same. Win,
vunuyKe.
300 I'nriii l.oimtt,
I can mako a few p.'00 choice
loans junt now. J. II. Hailey,
Cloud.
farm
Red
As an after-dinner pill, to strengthen
tho Bloinauh, asf-ist digestion, and correct
any bilious tondenclep, Ayors Pills nro
considered tho boat. Ileing sugar-coated
they aro na ngrioablo us nny confootlon,
and may bo tnkoa by tlio most dolicate.
During tho dog-day senRou, tho drnin
of nerwiiiH and vital onoruv mny bo coun
teracted by tho usu of Ayer's Haronpa
rilla. Iu purifying Urn blood, it nets ns
a superb corrective and tonic, nnd enab
les tlio system to dofy malarial and other
ulimatiu iutlcnces,
rroiii our lIxi'ltiuiKCK.
Miss Minnie Drown has been the
guest of Mis. J. S. Cox of Red Cloud.
McCook Tribune,
Dr. Callimore, eyo nnd ear surgeon of
Omiiha, will meet pntionts in his special
Hep, In Red Cloud at Dr. MoKoeby'u of
llcj Tuesday, Auguit 'Juth.
TO THE DEPOSITORS
or
FUJI'S k ll'I'Jl
OBSERVE
That wc will accept CERTIFIED
CHECKS on the
F. & M. Bank at their face
value in exchange for
Dry Goods
Boots, Sfyoes
AND CLOTHING.
Also, will pay 30c for corn for 2' weeks
Remember we mean business.
Call in and sec.
Highest Price for Butter and Eggs.
RM.Martin&Son
,, wtMMMi
Conies has organized a string band
under tho leadership of I'rof. Low
Fuller. Tho band consists of several
string instruments, nnd considering
that Cowlcs is noted for its musical
talent, wc predict for it a very bright
future
Mr. II. J. Mayero, of Oaklnnd, Mil.,
sr,ys: "I havo sold thirteen bottles of
Chamborlnin'x Cough remedy to.dny nnd
nm literally sold ont. this is tho largest
salo on record of any ono preparation iu
n dny over our counter!. H give tlio
best satisfaction of any cough medicine
no handle, and ns n toller it lends nil
other preparnttons on this nnrkot." For
salo by Deyu fc Grlce.
For Farm Loans
Notice to Tcaeliem.
Notice is hereby given that I will
examine all persons who may desiro
to offer themselves ub candidates for
tcuchors ofthe public- bcIiooIs of this
couuty, at Red Cloud on tho third
Saturday of each month.
Special examination? will bo held
on tho Friday proceeding tho 3d Sat
urday of each month.
Tho Btanding required for 2d and
.id grade ecrlilloatcs is tlio flame no
grado below 70 per cent., average 80
per ccut; for first grado certificate
no grado below 80 per cent., average
90 per cent, in all branches required
by law.
D. M, HuNiitt, County Supt.
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Send 2o to us for our "Tommy Tunpor"
book, tho funniest book out, 1,000 laughs
for 2 cents. 1Iau.hu Piioe. Co.,
Hlair, Nob
TriuiNfurii.
(Furnished by J. II. Iiuiley)
Geo E Coon sheriff to Loan
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S Sheppard wd w iM-tMi.'.
Oliver C Klinymnn and wifo
to A P MoNnir wd lots Utnd
J block 4 Orusola Sub Hluo
Jilll t ....
F N l'ottnr single to Elizabeth
Potter wd lots 1 nnd 2 block
1 Richardson's add to R C
M W Dickersou nnd wifo to
Cyrus D Dickerflon wd soj.'i
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Geo 11 Ilollnnd and wifo to Ed
nn A Outman wd Iota -11-4
block Ul Hod Cloud
Ednn A Oatuutn and husband
to Geo H llollnud wd nej.j
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John Hans and wife to Claim
Itono wd lot L'l block r Rose
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Qeo May nt nl to WmMny qcd
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Mary Jane ShirMy and him
band to Mathhif) Schneider
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The only Turc Cream of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia; No Alum,
Used iu Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard.
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Nells llrotlierw Knormoua Shows.
Many kinds of niatniGcont, novel
and vnriod entertainment. Tho death
of Adam Foropnugh and P. T. Bar
num places Bel's Brothers in first
magnitude. Sells Brothers is now
tho oldest and lnrgest in every re
spect ns regards gcriuino morit and
enterprise thoy aro to bo assigned
first place, while in features of origi
nality mid genuine excellence they
lead. This is tho twenty-second con
tinuous year of their experionto in
the show business; a longer period
than nny others can boast of, and in
nil that tiino they havo proved able,
honorable, progressive, successful and
popular caterers to tho millions of
aniuacmcnt-lovcra. Their varied ex
hibitions this season includo the only
Wild Moorish Caravan and Spectacu
lar Pilgrimage to Mecca, Regal Roman
Hippodrome, Triple Circuses, Eleva
ted Stages, Performing herds, Tropi
cal Aquarium, Aviary, Royal Japan
cbo Troupe, Monster Monagoric, Ara
bian Nights entertainment and splon
did street parade. Among tho many
rare and atiractive features cxolmivi-
ly p.oicnlcd by them will bo found
the only pairot living giant hippopo
tami, i lie rotnarkablo Imr.'tis horse, a
pair of Liliputian cattlo, and a whole
ilock of ostriches and hundreds of
novel lciturcs. Thcro aro also scoros
of the most eminent ohariotccri, malo
and female jookoys, bareback riders,
and aerial nnd other performers, and
altogether a performance not only
stupendous, but most exciting, select
and refined in character, all of whioh
will bo fathfully presented in Red
Cloud on August 21th. Excursion
rates on all railroads.
Over Post Office
Seed buckwheat ut McNitt's.
Foit window screens go Wright's.
Go to Wright's for soroen doors, win
dow flcreena, &o.
Now hay can bo had by leaving ordors
with McNitt.
Tlio Demon of Despair
Insomonin, and its twin brother Dys
popflin, nro the offspring of a disordered
stomach. A positive cure Is found in
Hogg's Dandelion Bitters. Sold by Doyo
A; Urico.
Cam. nt Harvard Painless Dental Par
lore, over Morhurt's and havo your work
dono without torturo.
Now Hay for Sale.
Inquire of Wm. VanDyke or L. P. Al
bright.
Culiucs keeps the best ice cream in
the city.
f. C milk cnus CO cents, and One Cross
milk enns 00 cents nt W. W. Wright's.
Hou him before buying.
Baking
Powder
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