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The New York herald., 1874-12-05
EoRECLosURE SALE.

Circuit Court of the United states Eastern District Of
saaa'si ssmnsi i. 4 doosin dhaas'iinssoa soa i q5i.s
Elisha Atkins, Trustees, &c. c
The Lsttle Rock and Fort Smith
oasqss rqs q iSs SIsJ; Aa
Eastern District el Arkansas made and in The
fass Ssy duly p
ey ne ss sn SSur st
s the Ha s ss be
Ss sssis ana
the said tenth day Of pecembsr a. b. sa the
nd s9 % H
py h s ss o a aS n al Ser p
ce At public & auction the property in said decree men
% 5 s as said 1s @ :,
s sSsS Is s, sys
s u % Ss sn spa
Aid e the construction Of railroad from point upon
& ss bSa SSS e es oRH He
Arkansas, with branches to Fort smith and the MssIs.
saR al sssrost ~ G @ na sG S9sf
e no u a Apr m " s S
Lts ROCK So?s smith Rsiirosd ofy os%psny sp, as
PIoSeS q 5ssnaaIy sopss,usSca q !Ss
Company from The city oi Little Rock Fort Smith, on
lions four Yt acres per per
mile tor each mile Of said railroad amounting in The
aggregate to nine hundred and seventy Thousand
two hundred acres less and situated In said
State Of Arkansas adjoining AMI adjacent 70 the said
The Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad Company
The terms conditions Of safe are as 10 ows to
the purchaser VIM pc reaures, acceptance Of
and secure ns balance m 81 ss
bid upon the, execution OF q deed or deeds Tor the
property sold by deposit OF the bonds OF the United
States Government OF equal amount Herewith in the
office Of the said Commissioner and Master the said
balance TO be paid into court at time when required
by the Court and within thirty days after such require
ent shall be ade by an order OF record to be entered
In this the SAID balance Of said bid to bear in
tercst Ct the rate Of SIX per centum annu from
beng Also that unless the said purchaser shall said
deferred purchpse money within ,hry DAYS after re-
Government bonds deposited aforesaid shall be sold
the best advantage OF parties having rights in said
fund to be derived from said sale the Court shall
direct CHARLES I. REDMOND,
- Special Commissioner and Ma stcr.
LITTLE Rock. Ark Noyemher O. 1874
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FORECLOSURE SALE.
II Circuit Court OF the United Satcs-Eastern District
nf Ark Lax.

Circuit Court OF the united Stacs-Easterh District
g., ": TSatnston and s; nj
Rock and Fort Smith Railroad o0mm''''oasr' sa'e'
Pubic notice hereby given in pursuance of d.
ncGs s. & snsf siSsf sn f S q
duly appointed by said Court for that purpose.
THdRsDAY, the tenth d';ySf December me1e. A D.
oss o the S ns S hs usd . s
Is
S & on q e ss b = s ass B.
as
Ss a1s Ssssss sSsstns,
M decree mened inc property In sad
s snsssI railroad said Little Rock
RS ss ssaa = % S
s 9 .S aGs Sat- tSS
ways branches ways rights q way. all tracks, BRIDGES
SOSs WoSd nose aer
s saa. s ~ Ses SS"ss sn
si tenders e, ears and other Rolling stock Or
ssaS,sj IN ~
the raroad or branches said company or with any
or Ss q Se Ha sS sssG
n pGess GF ssss srS .d al the n
ever eve. cnv name Or nature now held by ,he
liz nd sna .Sa 20 &
SAID railroad, branches, lands premises, either
Thereon belonging or IN wise appcrtaining. and
reycrston ana reverstons, remander ana remajnders
tolls incomes revenues rons Issues and profits thereof
possession. claim and demand whatsoever we'll In
law as IN equity 81 the said company Of In and to the
same and any and every part thereof with the appur.
senanceA excepting ana rcscrving, however all the
Tho Little ana Fort Smith Railroad Company by the
as SersoShrs sss sss'G been q svsn
81 n % Which
said lands with the exception The ways rights way
and real estate hereinbeiore particularly and specifically
nam or mentoned are hereby reserved excepted,
as well as al other personal properly of and every
name whatsoever men tened In the mortgage forcclosed
BY the decree In the above en- tilted Gauss. -. NJ
The terms and conditions OF said sale are follows TO
the purchaser or purchasers ne required to pay
upon the amount o. said od In cash and the remaining
ninety per cenium shall be paid secured the
ecution of deed or deeds for the said proncrty by
deposit by the purchaser OF the bonds OF The United
sy nass per em q q sSp M n s w ssd e
Master the eald ninety per centum OF said bid paid
Into Court at time when required by the Court and
Within thirty days Aer such requirement. shall I've made
by IN order oi record to be entered In this cause The
rate OF six per ccntum annum the date said
sale until the shall be paid; Condition OF said
sale being also that unless the said purcH sscr shs paw
said deferred purchase money within thirty days alter
government honda dcposed ~ Aforesaid shall be sold
or converted into money, as In the Judgncnt OF the
Court shall be deemed 70 the best advantage of par
saie CHARLES r. REDMOND
a Special commissioner and Master.
Is1tvIA ROCK. Ark, NOvcauunr a b1A~
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SALES AT AUCTiON.

RoWE HlLLIER, AUCTIONEKRa- IN ARsH Ais ..s
sale corner Eighth street and University place TINS
day at II O'clock Lot Lquors In barrels and bottles
three French plate manie Mirrors; wood Chairs Tables
lcebox Lead Pipe Counters Partitions Shel Doors
Stove. &C. JOSEPH PHILLIPS, Marshal
RowE HITLER. AUCTIOkEERs.--MORTGAG
~ sale this day at 10 O'Clock, at Haegers store rooms
nn sard tables Bale Cues Markers Racks AZ ssrved
cane Chaira 49, cushioned Chairs, % Spittoons gas
Cnandeilers rubber Bar Mats large show Lamp, lot OF
GLASSWARE &C. being the OF class billiard
ROOM fhe above sale will take place without TAIL
JOHN II. KILLER. Attorney fer Mortgage.
by JOHN A. DUNN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ISs Tenth avenue corner Fifty r street Stock and
ter and back Bar black walnut Tables Chairs. Beer
Pumps lcebox Stoves. OIL Paintings glassware, Mir
rorS entfy Casks and Bottles, together with all
Kitchen Furniture and one spiendd Range. Sale posi-
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TVILLIAM ABBOTT. AUCTIONEER, SALEsROOxS
W. so New Bowery.-By virtue OF a chaitel mortgage
will sell on this DAY at Il O'Clock the contents of the
ding; also Barroom Fixtures Clock, walnut Counter
&c. WILLIAM ABBOTT, JR.,
"fM Attorney for MOrtgagcc.
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T s. WEINBERGER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THIS
i. day saturday, December at l01a O'clock, at 151
B0werv, large and general assortment of general
Household Furnit9re new and second hand Brussels
months; ~ fine second hand Stoves 2irOn Safes combina
on locks; French plate and other Mirrors; French and
American Clocks; fne Music Boxes: lace Curtains,
y dozens nne Pocket Knives table Cutlery
Shirts Undcrshirts and Drawers lot of Musical nstru-
ments shoe Cases &c. MISC for the holidays, fine
sortment of Liquors and Wines In lots to suit puf-
chasers; Cigars smoking Tobacco and indian show
Figures At O'Clock p. M large lot of fine singing
and BeIQian Bir.ls
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TINTED STATES MARSHAL,S SALE
~ Steamship Weybosset at auction. ~
BY virtue Of writ OF vendition ponHs issued ont Of
the District Court of the United States Eastern
District Of Now York. and 70 me directed will SELL at
puoic auction,
by ID q. QClMBY, Jr, Auctioneer on
WEDNESDAY, December 8, 1874
OF II o'clock, noon board thereof Roberts Wall
street stores. near Wall street ferry. Brooklyn, the
steamship Weybosset her Tackle, &c.
This steamship was built in 1863 Length, 16k feet;
BREADTH 50 feet Depth IL 20 feet 7iO 56i0 tons bur
den; lin good condition and ready for sea perfect
title will De given under Marshal's BILL OF sale.
3. X HARLOW United States Marshal et
Eastern District OF Now York
JAMES X. HILL, Proctor for Libellant
" Wall street, New York CITY,
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

IL UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS
TO PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG
New York os follows:-
kLOrSToLk, captain FISCHER. December
from Eagle Line r nier loot Of First street. Hopoken.
PLYMOUTH LONDON, CIERBOURG and HAMBURG
Cabin-First saloon. $780, gold second saloon 36 gold
Steerage, S2L currency. 7aNf
Prepaid steerage tcket from Hamburg s2t currency
William street. N'
For passage apply to KNAUrH, NAcn0D KUfNB,
General Agents, ll3 broadway.
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

as COAsTWIsE sTEAMsHIPs.
PA'lST'S aAlh SEsSSRF ss HsD CHINA
steamers leave pier 4 North RIVER New York. as so
aSApS Sssss b Z
sysay SS
Steamers leave San Francisco for Japan and China IS
PecemSsr Dsce1nSsr J
reht nc or passage or further apply 4
Ne New s2%sa''s street
DACIFIC MAIL sTEAMsHHP LINE. = - 1900
For San Francisco. MA
. The magnificent steamship ,r,v,,9 IA ses s4er
-rvT "a 1000 tons BURDEN f1 e oatnAy
81 wa ee iasspSsaeab p5eaebes es IRpGsa II on
For freht or passage or other Information please ap
80. -. H.5 gULLAY. superintendent
DEDUCED RATlss-F0R PORT ROYAL AND FER.
IL nandina, Fla.-stcamer MEDIATOR viii san on
Tuesday December from Per No = North RIVER for
VIA Augusta is S' the direct q
besa absa sE
sset m%sdlatey Srss class 50 oen,s second class
class HssM dEIecks fI.s cSka sen ssn No. william street.
IN These frst class steamships will sail at r. M from
pier IS North River, foot OF Cedar street. for Havana
T4ars1sy Dec Dec ls Is
for freight or passage having unsurp assed accommo-
cations Heps %M :. CLYDE 1 CO.. No Bowling Green
Nc Keller, Luling Co. Agents in Havana.
LINE Sr On s,s;s. ToTcu
.steamer M CLYDE, Captain Kennedy. win Iesys pier
r S+ss:s as: sTs s sns ssnsss
e o os ,nS %
For freight Or passage, having superior accommoda-
''oA'' "p'' Z. H. MALLORY co. lss Maiden lane.
N y, HAVANA AND MEXICAN Mali. s.. Line
~ steamers lssxs RP8vSsS RP81svF Ssra DREG slxsF a'sf
S SES q IS
CITY 1R FOX HEkA Cruz AND XEw Dec
cascaacSy seoSS At HRnysna Rnspan ana pFDfssS fs%sco
For freight % s.s
for Vera Cruz and all the above ports.
ToR NEW ORLEANS, DIRECT
The steamship nhf GpsSa stsanpe spsa peasas s will leave
sssF nGs mssI az
srazos Santiago st Ioui. anil Mobile Cabin passage
s. % 'h"s street. q Apply
FoR SET TtssH1N4s, GsfEAAs nsFEsT sFEsssnIr LINE
ss?s, Moore
1 app o
foR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT H.A
Tho following new and frst class steamers VIII sail
every M Wencsday. atsr n, from pier ~ East River
ARoSpELtT y Gagiain McCreery; Dec g
CITY or GALVESTON Captain hvans....... Dec 80
s rSfs
and 81 Louis Cabin passage. go; stcerase DO; "a
For freight having accommodations
apply to ~ q. IL. MALLORY is G9 Agents AssntS
(yRoMwEI.L STEAMSHIP LINE FOR PORTLAND,
~ Me- steamship GEO. WASHINGTON leaves every
Wednesday and the GEO. CROMWELL every Saturday,
at 3 7. NJ nom pier No 0 North RIVER connecting at
Portland with principal railroads and for the
Interior and the East Freigh reduced Passenger &C.
commodatons unsurpassed. Passage, including state.
'''' "'l Apply 20 CLARK SEAMAN. 50 West street.
NORFOLK PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND-OLD
IN Dominion Steamship. Company. .--Stoalncrs leave
above ports from pier 81 North River foot OF Beach
street. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at p. NJ.
Also intermedatc steamers
Through bills Of lading and passenger tickets issued
to all points in the inferior.
Also, steamer for Lewcs Del, and all points In Della
ware and EASTERN Maryland, every Monday aud Thurs
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GEORGE J. SMITH, AUCTloNEER, II CHAMBERS
" strect-By virtue OF forcclosur OF two chattel
mortgages, made by Sterry Fry TO the firm Of Null
Banks Co, will expose sale public vendue OH
saturday the 9Th day Of December 1874 O'Clock in
% Clsrences % Horses rs sets double Harness 20 close
also The Lease OF the stable premises at Nos and
East Twenty eighth street. together with all other Per-
his stable at the place aforesaid and which included
niture, including Safe Iesss, and SO forth
GEORGE j. SMITH. Attorney for Mortpacce.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

A CITIZENS LINE FOR TROY AND ALL rom rs
"A. North and west Elesant s.eanboas datIy ,sat-
urdays xce pied, at r. ", from pier ~ North River
foot Of Leroy street farcfow.~
A ALBAKY-PEOPLE's LINE OF STEAMERS WILL
N leave pier A. Norm River. daffv az 4. for Al
bany the North ami West un.ii further not c.
ENALI. RIVER LINE 10 BOSTON, yIA NkWPoaT
II and Fall Riyer-fhe steamers NEWPORT and I'D
COLONY pier 2s North Rvcrs 81 Murray street.
daily Sundays exeepteD at r ~ Through icsels
sold at all principal hole IN The civ
The New York herald., 1874-12-05

IN COTTON AUCTIONEER
Immense sale OF Household Furniture and Carpets
on Monday December 7. at the auction rooms No. IS
est an longest sales SINCE Nay last There win be more
than twenty loads OF Furniture and Carpets removed
from Hudson River mansion: it will embrace very
much that Is rich and elegant and large amount
of the more medium sale will commence promptly at
oclocS and close at r. NJ Details with catalogues
tomorrow and Monday. Ns ~ 17Fe II ll7-'F7T7
The New York herald., 1874-12-05

TAPsCoTT's EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN Ex
change, office ~ South street drafts for E and
ward available In all parts Of Great Britain and
land and Passage Certificates, by steamship and sailing
BROTHERS 4 ca
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CPECTA1. NOTiCE--THE SPLENDID MAIL STEAM
- ship MlNNEsOTA sailing for Queensto and Liver
pool Tuesday, December g. will carry limited nun.
ber OF intermediate passengers al SO each the rooms
contain four persons every requisite is provided also
separate dining room; superior tions for
steerage at low rates. Apply to WILLIAMS
The New York herald., 1874-12-05

A NCHOR LINE, - us-.. ), -. - IS ~ ..
"A NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
-. STEAMER EVERY SATURDAY.
from Companys piers % ana II North River New York
BoLIyiA. sat, Dec. CALIFORNIA. Sat, Dec. 19
ELYEIA.... Sat, Dec. ~ VICTORIA. sat. Dec. 26
Rates OF passage, payat le in gold = ~ II I'M 55H
TO GLASGOW. ,Lly M hkpo0L, LONDONDERRY,
Cabin $5l $40 and $40, according nccommoda atoms
INTERMEDIATE AND STEERAGE
as low as by any other first cnss line. fL
Drafts issued tor any amount at reduced rates
HENDERSON BROS. Agents, No. Bowling Green.
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DY IsIDoRE j. swARZKoPF AUCTIoNEER. :
ID Sells. 2 O'Clock, "a avenue b. large stock Fancy
Goods Hosiery, Wool!enA Ladies' UnIergarmcnts Trim
mings Ladies' Hats Jcwciry: also lot Cutlery, Glass
ware also lot Clothing and boots; also smnli lot
nlture positively without any reserve. Dealers espe
cialy invited, - H-t4%F ta
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-30

We are making arrangements TO en-.
large and otherwise improve THE
CHIEF, intending to bring it up to the
standard OF being the largest and best
county newspaper west of Lincoln. Ii
will take some time and considerable
extra labor to bring this change about,
and 10 the meantime the paper will be
rather slim. We ask the Indulgence of
our readers until We are ready 10 loon
up."
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-30

GEO. Buck, ESQ. Of Franklin, called
early in the week. Mr.. Buck has secured
the agency Of the b. Il NJ. Land, for
Franklin county, and will be ready at oil
times TO show lands and make sales on
the liberal terms offered by that X. X.
COMPANY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-30

II is about time that something va.
done towards having that ugly looking
hole on the corner north OF the Court
House. filed. To say nothing about the
looks Of the thing, there ia danger that
some un!ucky chap will get q broken leg
or neck some Of these dark nights.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-30

H. c. WHEELER. formerly Of Red
Cloud. has removed with his family to
Edgar, Clay Co., where he has an ap-
pointment under the auspices OF the VI.
+. Church. Mr.. Wheeler's many
friends wish him success in his new To-
cation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-30

III. +. p" sends US an article With
out anything to indicate who the writer
may be-. We will here repeat for the
hondredth time that it is a waste Of
paper and ink to send anonymous ar
ticles 90 this Office.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-30

WHENEVER business o. pleasure call:
US to Lincoln, We always put up at the
Clifton House, which, under the man
sgement Of Mr.. Ensign, is to our mind
the best place 10 that city to get FIRST
class accommodations at reasonable
prices.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-30

A excessive prairie Are occurred yes
to-day, some Two Of three miles north.
west Of town. MI. Kirkwood lost con.
siderable property, consisting Of stable,
hay, grain, wagon, etc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-30
Proceedings Of the Beard Of cesu:y Com
m~i:siensrs.

RED CLOUD, April 20, 1874.
Board called to order by A. NJ. Har
dy. chairman being absent. Minutes Of
last meeting read and approved.
Adjourned Till l O'Clock p. N.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Met pursuant to adjournment.
Petition presented for . change in
State Line Road. in Range Q. Granted.
Petition Of d. McCalluu, and others,
70 vacate section line between sections 5
aud 6, town |, range .. Laid over.
Report Of Commissioners to assess
damages to |. Turner. from road estab-
ished south Of river, presented and ap-
proved
The following accounts we're audited
and allowed:
Frank C~ockereli, wood &l2 90
+. ". Richardson. assessor. Is 10
David l.. Circuit, do 43 80
Board then proceeded to examine the
assessment rolls Of the different precincts
Chauncy Heads name added to the
assessment roll Of Baiin precinct.
Adjourned ill = .. NJ, April Il.
April a, 1874.
Met pursuant to Adjournment.
Clerk authorized to bly, six chairs for
Court House.
Board continued equalization OF Access
ment rolls.
Names of I'd. Harrington ssd X. B.
Harrington added TO Assessment roll Of
Batin Precinct.
Adjourned I'll! l O'Clock p. %.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Met pursuant 70 adjournment.
Names Of Joseph Hunter, Sarah Mick,
and Mr.. kich, added to assessment roll
of Guide Rock Precinct.
Pollution Of y. Hsney and others 10
vacate section line between section Is.
town 3, range ~, and section Is, town
8, range IL. Rejected.
j. N. Burkhead allowed 800 damage
on section line road, road districts 2 and
,, esch to pay ooe-hsE
Adjourned till 8 .. ~, April q.
Met pursuant 10 sdjournueus
Court proceeded to select sixty names
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-30

SBERER 4 Co. have opened q new
Drug Store on Webster st., opposite
B~erensen's. where everything in their
line can be found. Look out for their
"Ad" next week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-30

We give Considerable space in this
issue TO The proceedings of the Teacher
Institute, and, also, 20 the Commission
er's meeting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-30

j.. Q. Potter informs us that the re-
port that work had COMMENCED on the
dam was incorrect, but thst operations
on the mill race are in progress.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-30

A GOOD stove for sale At Lutz's, suit
able for cooking or parlor purposes. and
ven cheap.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-30

CARRIER 4 Co. are putting up a fine
building, 22x24, at the rear of their
store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-30

Mr.. Lu;s has purchased. and nov
offer. for sale a stock Of Family Groceries
a. pfices wbich make IL 90 objce, to call.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-30

II m. Leaves I D. m.
All persons wishing to Register letters. viii
pl asc hand them in the evening before tn
NJ. B McNITT. p. M.
SAOP 10 cents per bar. Matche.
thrown in, at
B~ERENZEN 4 Co.
KEROSENE 40cts, per gallon. at
CAREERS.
CALIFORNIA Dried Appcs and Utah
Peaches, at
BERENzES's.
White6sh and Goldfish at
CARRIER & Co.'S.
LEATHER LEATHER
The best Horse Brushes in America.
warranted to clean any horse without
distinction Of nationality, color, DISPOSE
ton, or sex. at
BERENzEN 4 Cos.
YARD wide unblearhed cotton for IL!
cents, at john q. POTTER's.
GARDEN Seed. Ox-bows and Keys at
B~ERENZEN 4 Co.
REED Breaking Flows at McNitt's for
S27 80.
LIGHT Calico just received at
BERENZEN h Co.
ONION Seed for sale at McNitt's, for
% cents an ounce or IS cents q quarter.
BRooN Handles, Wire and Twiae at
McNuT's.
HARROW Teeth, at the Hardware
Store.
PRINTS PRINTSl. %PRINTSl!!
A lot of New Prints Spring patterns,
at Potter l. Perry'-.
REED Breaking Flows at McNitt's.
Dog cheap.
Large let Of Boots and Shoes Just ar-
at CARRIER l. Co.'S,
NEw GooDs at McNIrr's.
NEw supply of Hardware at Beren.en
l. Co.'S.
"HEArs " of New Goods At
CARRIER l. Co.'S
GRAIN Sacks. for sale at McNitt's.
The best Ak Handles 10 the country
a, Berenzen & Co.'S.
KNIVES and Forks ut McNitt's, for
the small sun of$l.l5 per set.
GRASS Seed. al kinds 1T McNitt's.
Fine assortment Of Clocks, 1t
S. CARRIER L Co.'S.
A FULL stock Of Door and House
at Granger prices. at the
Hardware Store.
BOOTS and SHOES
W. have got a full line If Ladies and
wesr. which VI will sell cheap
tor cash. Please give Us . call. and see.
po1rYp 4 pCnpy
3 lbs. Choice Rio Coffee for 81, at
CARRIERS.
MCNErI has received, and is receiviurI
. large aud complete stock of Farming
Implements
If you want to get good Bleached
20 to Potter / Pery's.
lbs. Light Brown Sugar for 81, at
GARBER's.
A fresh supply Of that yard vide Cot |
at l2a cents, At Potter 4 Perry'a
LARGE LOT CT assorted No. / ItaiAh
Guitar and Banjo Strings. At
GARBER's
NEW GROCERIES,, NEW Cru
CERlESl At Potter & Perry's, which
viii be so6 at Changers prices.-We
mean what We sayl
FURS! FURS!
Highest market price paid in cash foe
Hides and Furs Of every Descriptions.
WV. MONTGOMERY,
3Otd Guide Rock. Neb.
A full stock Of Dr.. Jayne's Ueebs.ied
Family Medicines. for sale at
GARbER Z Co.'S |
CKocKER& and Sscnevare cheap II
BkakNzEx / Co.
NRw Broom Corn Sesd for sale at
koNITI'a
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-30

Arrivals and Departures Of Nails q. the
Red Cloud Post Office.
Junista aud Red Cloud. arrives Tuesdays and
FRIDAYS. O'Clock .. m. Leaves Wednesdays
ard Saturday,. Z a.
Hebron and Franklin. arrive. going West
Tuesdays and Fridays. s D. IN. Leaves Hednes-
days and Saturdays 7 a. m.
Going East. Arrives Monisys and Thursdays.
6 p. IN. Leaves Tuesdays and fridays. Z "A. m.
Smith Center and Red Cloud. Arrives Tues
day. 6 y. m. Leaves Wsdnesiays z n. m.
Jewell and Red Cloud. Arrives Saturdays .
II m. Leaves | y. m.
All persons wishing to Register letters. will
81 ase hand them in the evening before the
mail leaves
NJ, B. McNITT, p. M.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-30

RExExBEa that McNis sells Imple-
meats cheaper than Gransers, and .
better article.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-30

WASrKp.-s.0O0 fees az Oh Tnbse
Ia the loe.
h4l-s J.Q Pofrn&Ca
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-30

Sixty-6ve aSrss At Old xsodud for rese
Terms eaey. App6 n
LIE EsfuI.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-30

THE communications from InaY ale and
Farmers Greek will appear next week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-30

Srhnsa C1ethinx, dirt cheap, .,
BERENzIN l. Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-30

For RENr.-SO acres Of Oh Ground
for rent. Terms $I.W per scre,-Cash.
W. n. RICHARDSON.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-30

IT may be taken as an evidence OF
the growth and prosperity Of Red Cloud
that the school house is entirely too
small for the present requirements Of the
school district. A great mistake was
made in erecting a building only large
enough for the year in which il was
built. 1t is now too late 10 discuss that
side Of the question, and all We can now
do Is to make preparation for present
necessities, and at the same time look
ahead to the building Of . school house
that will afford ample accommodation
for the future. Ii is time that this mat
ter should receive serious consideration.
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CRocxER< and Sscnevare cheap II
BK1KNzxN i Co.
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Official Directory.


Official Directory.
CONGRESSIONAL.
T. =. TIp:oa. Brownviiis. Us Senator.
P. Vt. Hitchcock, 0mshs. U e Senator.
LORENZO CroEase Representative.
EXECUTIVE.
X. ", Furnss. BrownviIle. Governor.
J. ] .Gosrer. Lincoln. Bee. r. State.
J.B Western. Beatrice. Auditor.
n. A. Eoenis. Colnmbus. Trea-ursr.
j. 4. Webster Bestrice. Atty Gen.
J. N. Mckenzie. Line In. Supt. Pub. Instruc'n
JUDICIARY.
Geo. y. Like, Omaha. Chief Justice.
Daniel CAN'T. Nebraska City. ..u T..
aamuel Maxwell. Piattsmoutb hoc'e'e ""S'
WEBSTER COUNTY.
]. A. TulI.ys. County Clerk.
3. II. Jones. Treasurer.
/. W. Tuiieys. Probate Judge.
II. &. BiIl. sheriff.
II. s. Haley. School sup't.
L. r. MunsI. Coroner.
w. y. Thorn. County Surveyor.
A. NJ. Hardy
O. w. Ball. County Commissioner.
Y. Matteson.
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BAHAMA Ware and Q general stock
Of Crockery At BERENzxN / Co.
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9lbs. Light Brown Sugar for 81, at
CAREERS.
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MCNFr1 has received, and is receiving
. large aud complete stock of Farming
Implements.
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If you want to get good Bleached
Cotton, 20 to Potter / Perry's.