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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-04-03

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Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE, Obituaries
neludnepoetry, to be paid for according to length
In Rrownsville Jan, I'd. Of typhoid pneumonia
dALUClA GARDNER, aged SO years.
In Brownsville. March Sd. CALVIN HAMMOND,
aged "a years.
In Putney, March goth, Of consumption, RoXAN.
MA, daughter Of the late Joel Willard, aged 80
months and 20 days,
In Fayetteville, March 2sd, LUCRETIA, wife of
Chandler Wakefield, aged IS years.
In Puthey, March 9th, OWEN MURPHY, aged
50 years.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-04-03

A GooD ONE.-The following good
one is told of Geo. NJ. Clark, the re-
nowned Snowman. He was recently
giving deposition in Manchester, N. II.
which the counsel on the opposite side
die not fancy, and thereupon attempted
to belittle the witness hoping thereby to
weaken the deposition, and began his
cross examination: you are in the
negro minstrel business, believer"
" Yes, sir" was the reply. " You black
your face, and sing for living, do your"
" Yes, sir" Well, don't you call that
rather low business to follow 2" al
don't know but it is, sir; but it is so
much better than that of my father be-
lore me that | am rather proud of it,"
" Why, what did your father do ?" "He
was lawyer" Clark was asked no
more questions.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-04-03

WINDSOR. -They are holding series
of rousing temperance meetings at Wind
sor. The local clergymen and others cit
liens of the place address the meetings,
and considerable interest in the cause
prevails.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-04-03
Married.

In Brattlsboro,. March soth, by William S. New
ton, ESQ. MIR. HORACE p, HIGGINS and Mrs.
ELIZA A, CHASE. both of Newfane.
MI w TEs,985Sssns Shaw Il By Rsy Pierce S
PHEBE WIN CHESTER Of westmoreland.
In Pondville, March a. by Rev, A, J, Walker
HENRY i. WHITE Of Newfane and CoRINNA Z.
COBURN of Guilford.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-04-03

FAYETTKvLLE.-The farmers of New
fame are discussing the subject of build
ing a cheese factory, and A. j. Morse,
III. S. Kenney and S. p. Miller we're a
committee to report at meeting which
was to have been held last Saturday eve
ming.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-04-03

BARToNsvILLE.-M Fannie Davis
Smith will speak in Spirituai't Hall in
Bartonsville, April 9th.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-04-03

oAxToNs RIvER.-Milton w. Wiley
as an auction sale of personal pro-
'rty on Tuesday of next week, one
lie north OF Saxtons River village.
ne sale is to commence at II O'Clock.
NJ, and includes considerable stock
Guiding three extra COWS, and other
)sttle, farming tools, hay tedder, come
DIVISIONS and household furniture. etc
!, A meeting of the board of Trustees
the Vermont Academy. was held at this
!, ace, last Monday. A committee was
pointed to purchase and decide upon
y s''e Tor the building to be submitted
the ~xproval of the Trustees. 9th.
!. ous'nee was also done with reference
q 'eaonerr' course of study, etc., for the
hool- The officers of the Board Of
uatess are as follows: President
: on. Wm. M. Pingrey; Secretary, Rev.
Wilcox Treasurer. Mial Davis
I've committee. Lawrence Barnes
.1tey, C. Hubbard.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-04-03

EDDY & BOLLES, Attorneys and Counsellors
II at law Office in Union Hall Block, Bellows
CiiAs. B. EDDY. FRANCIS A. BoLLEs,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-04-03
CATTLE MARKET.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
TUESDAY Mar. 81, 1874.

AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep. shotes. Veal Fat Hoss,
This week. 2440 1851 e12 $50 $50
0ne year ago. 2ilS 665l sos sol I5s0G
PRICES.
Prices Of Market Beef.-Extra s950as 1000; first
third quality. $500 a s575,
Sheep and Lambs.-Per head. in lots. $500 $500
Hides. 75Se "a Sc. ? n.
Calf Skins-i21zc q lac , 70.
Tallow, 41Sc q Sc . n.
Mileh Cows and Calves.-s35. SIS. SO ard SO.
Prices Of Store Cattle.-WorKing Oxen, , pair $50
q $50.
REMARKS.-Supply rather light this week and
last quotations fully sustained. Much of the beef
sold readily at g. ~ Toe and very little sold at
less than these rates.
There was larger supply Of sheep and the trade
not quite heavy as last week and sold at e low
er. sales at $50 bead and up to and s5so.
Arrivals q live Poultry Light and not in strong
demand. At rs 10 l65Sc,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-04-03
NOTICE.

The sale Of the real estate owned by THERON d.
FISHER, late of Grafton, deceased. is adjourned
FRIDAY, MAY FIFTEENTH, 1874. at l O'Clock
Pm II. Ii. WALKER, Administrator.
Grafton, March 2lst. 1874. 1918.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-04-03
NATIONAL BANK OF BELLOWS FALLS.

l.
Report Of the condition of the National Bank of
Bellows Falls, at Bellows Falls. in the State of Yer
mont, at the close of business. Feb. q. 1874
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts 1921 20
u. S. Bonds to secure circulation, 100000
Due from Redeeming and Reserve Agents, 20 DOB 60
Due from National Banks 1908 Sc
Banking House, 1900
Other Real Estate 4.00O
Checks and other Cash Items I'll 38
Bills of other National Banks, 585 W
Fractional Currency (includng niekels) 49S 81
Specie viz coin 1872 or
Gold Treasury Notes, 100000
Legal Tender Notes, $3.50 90
ss2s,ss5 II
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in. 100000
Surplus Fund, 1000
Profit and Loss. 29.932 Al
National Bank Circulation Outstanding, SS,a49 90
State Bank Circulation Outstanding 5000
Dividends unpaid l777 W
Individual Deposits, 1927 50
Demand certificates of deposit, OILS Al
Due to National Banks, 223 06
ss2e, 1896 n
STATE OF VERMONT I,James II Williams, Jr.,
COUNTY OF WNDHAM IS. cashier of the National
Bank of Bellows Falls. do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my knowl-
edge and belief,
j. WILLIAMS, Jr. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th day
of March, 1874.
J. D. BRIDGMAN, Justice of the Peace.
Correct-attest,
J. H. WILLIAMS,
A. WENTWORTH Directors.
GEORGE SLATE.J
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-04-03

WEsTMTNsTER. Roswell Whitney,
who uses one of the small size sugar
evaporators, recently boiled in % barrels
of sap in one day, beginning after sun
rise and closing before sunset.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-04-03

WALPoLE.-An Anglers Club has
been formed in Walpole, for the protec-
ton of fish, aud who will prosecute any
violation of the statutes on this subject.
The following are the officers; Ephraim
Barker, president j. G. Bellows, vice
president; E. X. Seabury, secretary and
treasurer; j. ID. Kinds, Chas. Russell,
B. f. Aldrich, executive committee
Anybody can become member of this
club by signing the constitution and pay
ing fifty cents. The club propose to pub.
lish in circular the game laws of the
State.
An amateur band are in course of in
struction under Prof. S. F. Merrill of
Keene.
Two failures were announced in Wal
pole on Monday. Ellis & Co., steam
lumber mill their liabilities are stated
at $50, 900, assets unknown. L. B. Hol-
land, dealer in horses, also suspended,
his liabilities being stated at $4,000
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-04-03

FFLCHvILLE.-E. II. Carter of South
Reading, has bought out the dry goods
department of Baldwin's store at Felch-
vile, and will soon take possession.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-04-03
WANTED
General Wood Work.

est of P. ELDRIDGE & COMPANY. are pre-
pared to manufacture all kinds of Packing Boxes.
Mouldings. &c. Also all kinds of Saving, includ-
ing Scroll work and Brackets Planning and Match
ing at short notice and in the most workmanlike
manner at very low prices.
PINE and SPRUCE LUMBER for sale.
HEALD WHEELER.
April LIST. 1874. IA
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-04-03

School Meeting. The ATTENDANCE,
at the annual school meeting on Tuesday
evening, was larger than at any previ
Gus time for five years, called out, per
haps, by the article for the building oil
an additional school house. The follow
ing officers were chosen;
Moderator-Dr O. f. Woods.
Clerk-Charles b. Eddy.
Prudential Committee--F. A. Bodies,
DR.. .. M. George, +. z. Hadley.
Treasurer-Col. Asa Wentworth.
Collector-F. A. George
Auditors S. Nichols, Geo. III.
Babbitt, S. S. Coolidge.
The article relating to the furnishing
another school room or building an adj
ditional school house, was dismissed, and
the meeting adjourned to Friday even
ing of this week, for the purpose of rails
ing money and to enable the district to
vote it on the grand list of 1874.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-04-03
LOCAL MATTERS.

,orporation meeting next Monday
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-06-04

"A good mother trying to explain
to young hopeful the other day about
fighting against the devil. After
telling the little fellow who the devil
was and how hard it was to success
fully resist, he turned around and
said '.Mama, I'd be scared of the old
devil, but if was to come across one
of his little devils I'd knock the stuff
ing out of him"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-06-04
HartIand Business Cards.
f. G. IL B e r II

PlOws, CultiyatOrs, Cottage and
Box Stoves, CauldrOn Kettles,
SINKS, HOLLOW wARE,RoLL BAKERS,
Door Rollers, Door Roller Tack, Corn
Shelters, Sugar Arch Mouths, Crates and
Bars, Sap Pans, Arch Tops, Mouths end
Runners, Slide Yoke Irons, Boot Jacks.
Registers, Door Scrapers, Empire Stove Black,
Guards and Doors, Bcdstead Castings, Gas
Castings, Birdsnest Tuyer Irons, Sleigh and
Sled Shoes, chilled and common, Cart and
Wagon Boxes, Gr.mes's Improved Smut Mills,
Howe's Standard Scales, Gibbs hinder Plow
Shares, Harrows, &c.
10 Orders solicited.
Hartland, VT, May l, 1871. 1884
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p~~-chhorS Of Smith county,
kanSa>, have organized an agricultural
society. and will hold a Fair on Sep
tember 2i:h ani 18th, 1874.
Tuesday afternoon. July Ii. was
i'ar'GIiy hot, The wind came from
the south, and felt as If it had passed
through ha'Ca-'lozen frery furnaceS
About dark the sky was overcast viii
clouds, and the signs were of a big
storm, hut il passed of with = slight
sprinkle.
The Hebron Journal is one Of
those wide-awake, lively local papers
that do 50 much towards advancing
the material interests of the count,
and towuin which IL is published. The
last number contained more local and
home news than any other paper re
eeived at this office.
From the Sutton Times We learn
that on the night Of the Sth there vas
a severe wind storm along the line Of
the h & VI. r r. doing considerable
damage. The same paper also states
that a large exclusion party is expected
To arrive 1t that place in a few DAYS
from Illinois.
The Sarry Sentinel is inclined to
doubt the statement published two
weeks ago. concerning the big corn
raised bv Mr.. Fern. 1t doesn', sur
prise Us that any one living up there
in Sarry should doubt such a story.
People are ap; to judge Of other place.
somewhat by their own Surroundings.
and just hecsu-e Sarry county is tno
small to give room for sny vegetable
growth, they think in their simplicity
that no other place can row anything
big.
Rev. s. NJ. Clark, travelling in
the interest of the PRESBYTERIAN Home
Mission cause pitched his tent" on
ard has been holding services
II stated intervals. Mr.. Clark travels
With a tent large enough to seat four
,r FIVE hundred people and stops and
breaches wherever opportunity offers.
A new Broom sweeps clean /; and
sells them for - cents.
-Ifyeu want q Grindstone 60 to
'icNitt's. and ret one and iron FIX
ures For the snsn sam cfsi-5. !.
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BAYllES COLLEGE,
KEOkUk, IOWA
sc u O A CIRCULAR,

BALLOTS MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR AUGUsT.-The August number
Of this substantial Magazine of 100
pages is already issued, and can be
found at all the periodical dcpots in
the country. 1t is snperb number.
and will bear critical examination, for
it Is filed with stories Of a high order
Of merit, and the Illustrations of scenes
on the Connecticut River are alone
worth the price of the Magazine, which
is only Is cents single copies or $3.50
per year. and a pretty little chEomo
given TO each subtcriber Among ,he
table of contents can he found
Scenes on the Connecticut River"
Ocean Pleasures and peil,;"
Haunted " Eoren e lvingtrn's
Oath" Robins Nest: The
La, Of pavii Whippey;' Too Late
" Einorcs Fortune Wild Cat
jim; An Unfortunate Match
''Immo tai The Eafi's Daughter"
"A Pet larrot:'' A plea for Best"
Ann. Ssrepta's Ghost" Our
Young Peoples Story Reller-Leil,
Grey: or Twice an Orphan - Bob
bie's Kite" Curious Matters"
'Rathven's Puzzle PAGE" The
IIousekeeper Facts cad Fancies"
Sporting Adveu.ures-Hninorou
p~scsuresl"
Published BY Thones AMI Talbe.
D ErornfsH Street. Boston.
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~ n V%~
LEVI MOORE,
President.

Extra copies ofTHE CHIEF can
be had at this Office, wrapped for
r~,ailing at S cts. per copy.
- Uncle Jack Rennecker caught a
catfish. a few days ago. that weighed
twepty-eigh. pounds. A fat take,
that.
We are glad 10 add the Falls
City Times TO our exchange list. II
is a lively paper published in the best
town in Eastern Nebraska.
- Seward G,rber i here on a visit
to his friends and relatives. Seward
has been attending school in Lincolt
from some months pat
From RI 6. Klley, Z O., we lea n
that Capt CARRIER Las So far recovered
a. to be able to attend his Office duties.
The bridge viii now he pushed
towards completion. The II Of DEF
lay waS the want Of a pile driver. Ont
has nov been constrncfcd here, am
business will now 80 ahead.
Sleeper has put 10 a blacksmith
shop al Guide Rock, which viii be Al
great convenience for the farmers il
tha. section.
The new postOifrc building j. fin
i,hed and in the course Of a week orb
{ wo the rostofice viii be moved ond
door north of its rreSen, location.
j. r. Wilcox ha> taken possession
Of his new Office in the binding lust
erected by Mr.. McNitt. Mr.. Wilcox
has the best law library in the county,
and will use it to good Advantage.
Jacob L. Miller has rented the
nil south of town, and will !
10 cut out the logs on hand, |
and such as may be soon brought in.
The delay in THE CHIEF has
been occaSioned ty causes beyond our
control. Puhlicstinn day will be on
Saturday, and after the issue of next
week, We trust there will be no DELAYS.
Wheat ia about all harvested. and
"a a general thing, the yield will I'd
large. If the present dry weaths|
continues the corn crop will be cut of
short.
We have received a circular from
the Nebraska State Sabbath School
with a request to prLli>h.
As the same would take a full column
must decline it's publication. The
points are that Sabbath Schools
ire requested to furnish statistics in
TO everything pertaining to the
interests % the work. j. p. Gage, of
Nch., is statistical Secretary
IT the ASSOCIATION. tn whom all COM
Dunications should be addressed.
We would like to remind some
veil meaning hut thoughtless persons.
bat this Office is not the proper place d,
loud NOISES, ''scufiing.' singing.
'histling or anything of the sort.
lease bear this IN mind. q
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American
WaEaxineS.

THxeelienre Of American Magazines has
Fome so well reco Dizei abroad. that one
Ut the lexiinS English Papers. the Loadon
Hertiy R.J,-fer. in a recent ssue. thus spe-ks
ii crtba,r's KoHth'y:
W are constraine i to own that ScribRef's
Monthly carries OF the pr "a against all our
! shilling monthly serials for bri liIncy Of i'll
ustrauiUus and variety Of contents. IL - sim
ply 4 wonderful sbiiiing- worth. Nothing
can be NOR. ch irr'jng thGn the egts.-fuli Of
fJrco and yigor; tie light AMI shade are
managed with a truly artistic power. Gu Of
is one and twenty original articles. We reilly
dsnot know winch 20 choose as best. for lSeh
and all are excellent"
Not only i. il true that Scribner's Monthly
vs"eis the English Magazines. but IT i. The
best OF the American IJHih,ies."
In t c ex ent. variety AM artistic excel
lence Of il. illustration of American themes,
it has never been veuapUroach -. much less
esc-iled. IL has Il larger lasc and gives q
greater veiety in its contents than any other
Of the STANDARD American Monthlies
In literary character. an. in the briIiirncy
and ability Of Is Editorial pcpar ments. it
- 80 'aNt- I.H fhts4A-hNN-
It's conductors started wiki the definite aim
Of making ii the best nagazins in the world.
Of which they ave never lvr a moment l,-t
sight. and they point with priie AID pleasure
u the May aad Jane numbers. recently is
sued. and ask for them u candid c~xtminat.on
ana a careful com arson of their II rits with
those Of other magazine: and they renew
their pledge 10 the public. To- strive for still
higher excellence in the tut re.
A considerable deru1ut ras recently arisen
in England for It. Nicholas. S-ribuer'. New
Magazine { r Boys ani iris. one publisher
desiring TO secure an edition Of three thus
AMI Of the fr-t bound volume when compile
tod with his i'm rint.
The success of II Nicolas in this country
has been even more remarkable than that Of
Scribners Monthly. Itis pronounced to be
an Ideally perfect Magazine for children"
and. "a Is the case with all the beat Literature
for children. il b As been ,ouud To- possess sur |
Passing Interest; Tor gr"wn-up readers. asweIi. |
The influence of the periodicals of the day
can scarcely he estimated. especially uton
the rising generation. Pareut, and teacher,
afford to be Indifferent tn thi, du.
once. or careless III relation 10 the character
oi the literature furnished t. the chiliren
outside "t their schs,! Lessons In Il. Mich. !
elias not only History. Natural Philosophy.
Fine Arts. and Manufacturer
resented an an attractive way 1, young read
fr-. hut the children are stinu atei 10 seek
on for themselves.
The publishers " u send to any address q
'pecimeD number II ~. Nicu a.. postage @
Ihil, on receipt %! ten cents, the hare cost of
tier an pylnifnV. lh- IN Iy szInyZ .lGi |
By AL hrst-ciaSs booksellers and aewsdealers.
every where.
SCRIENER'S MONTHLY. - n yr; Sc. number
ST. NICHOLAS. : 25c.
ScSISEEa & Co., C5t Broadway, MY.
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pe.r-,f
- sSsS~s

Mr. j. n. Atkison, or Mel on. Nack-
OILS Co, gave US . friepd;y call on
Monday night.
Nr, CulbertSn. Of Omaha. Deputy
q. s. :iarshaI, dropped in IN Us last
Wednesday. 1t wasn't Us he Wa,
after.
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This old and practical Business oJIcre is
now in It's ninth year in ksokuk. viii, no
change 1f teachers. aad stands endorsed by
over SO ofthe most prominent business men
ofthe city.
PKoF. W II. MILLER. the celebrated bust
ness Instructor. continues in charge n, K.o-
kuk. Furnished rooms are given free of
charge To students wishing TO bosrd them
selves. No room rent is chlrgei Also q
boarding club at sl.D per week. To. or
more frierds from aiFe rent parts of the Uni-
ted States can mtke lp clubs TO come.
Festivals in the College Hall. with the brass
bIni in attendance. Frequent lectures hy
prominent men. Accommodations for two
thousand tUients.
The only College with a practical Phono-
SraPher constantly ia the school room. ac-
cessahle for instructions at all times. Send
for specimens 81 Short Han ! Writing.
The lows State Fair. for two years at Eco-
kak, wall largely increase business.
The mem ership for $40 provides for Book
keeping. TsleETapainc. Photography, rem
mausfip. and ali the studies time ualimitei T..
No pre- sarat.on Is necessary To- enter. Special
forms Of accounts for use in tie Gsanse
Stores.
P,ircc's Normal ~Pe1nanship Institute IA
CONDUCTED here. Al College students reeve
inst -uction in II free OF charge.
The Gate City Telegraph Institute. the only
school in the Yves, taught by Operators in
ac'aal service il conducted at Keokuk. By
i Irwin.
Sc nEn2 a Hfpntu Ap
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-07-18
Aac:.ca. Au:::.a,!

will offer FOR sale To the highest
bidder on jug 18th, in kaley's build
NJ, Red Cloud. the following stock Of
goods:
Dry goods. groceries, hats. CAPS,
boots AMI shoes, notions etc. etc.
Come one and ali, ani secure the best
bargains cf .he season.
d. f. GRrBE
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e ycu E,cw2

DO O knox thar tie West has the
best dollar Moathly IN the world ,
And do you give il your support? Its
literature is fresh, instructive and en-
tertaining, and no Objectionable matter
is ever found on its pages. The only
wonder is that so much original. excel
lent reading can be offered for a dollar.
Single copies Is cent?. Sold by new
dealers, and on the ears. Specimen
copy, containing premium list. sen TO
any address on receipt of two stamps.
Address, L. j. GILMORE,
Rooms =. : and 9. No 80. Broadway,
Cor. Wiscou>inS ST, Milwaukee, Wis.
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Take Notice.

Al! persons having logs at the saw
mil arc requested TO come and claim
the same, as the yard will be closed
up and the mill moved rs soon As
practicable. Al having logs they
want sawed must bring them imme
diately. }. l. MILLER.
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JACOB KOHL,
Corner st Street aad Hastisss Avesae
Hastings. Nebraska.

Keeps On hand AT ail times tse best Liquors,
Vice sai Beer.
EverythIas # TIE beg sS,ssy ,hs market
sfords. Ha-Sl
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WEBSTER
AGeE.E--?sst c.:s ..sc.-.

Thc Post Dice vii! be open on
SuuItys from IL 4 ". to II NJ, and
from : p. u. 70 81 NJ. for the pur.
ys0aeSpf. registering letters. There wil!
'os no Ie 'ers registered the morning
TIL 4ail l~c.yp..
VI. 3. MoNrT, +. VI.
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HEE.Ig3 &. 20 aisi.urrrpA,

There viii be a n:e,ig9 ofthe Web.
s,er C9Hity Agricultural Society. q,
nea ,ioud, on Saturday. Jolly 2.s,h
he 0 clock .. N. is the tpar fxed "a,
meeting. Il is hoped and ufeeJi
s zach member If ibs Society. AZ
he esg.on ,n,erc.te4 10 adranc;u,
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TAXI Notice,
G1actors, BuTdcrs, or thos

tDA"es"'', 'N'Si
"islng work done in my line will re-
ceHe prompt attention by leaving or
ders with ma or at X. X. Sherrr 4
Company.
T.. L. CoyEY.
Practical Painter, Red Cloud. Neb
D Three months credit given if desired.
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STRAYED or STOLEN

4 BAY MAZE. TfP END OF BOTF
~ eas cut of. dark hav. about $ years -.Id.
AlSr a by horse with the letter Banded
on ne'r hiP-a dark hay 10 wears "a. ANY
information left at ~. &. Lohf y ,ro River
tn. Franklin ca. Neb.. or my honse in
Grant Precinct. viii be tha/kfrWy rsre we'd
and finder rewarded. aEEs
EiSerton. July lS. lsE. 2-it
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war. wA.! On HIGH PRICES.

Mack * et,li a!i,e and proposes to
$sell lower, for cash, than any man in
Webster county, anything in his line
of trade. viii sell the following I'm
plements at prices Is follows:
Champion Light NJwer, - $lu5 Oh
Champion No. 100 90
Dayton Sulky Rake, --- $500
furst & Bradley Snlky Rake. 81 80
Eagle Suiky Raae. 81 50
TiAiu Revolving Rake, ---- $50
The Ohio Revolving Rake. 80
@-TERMs STRICTLY CAsH.-sSa
VI. b. MCNITT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-07-18

Attention is called to the card of
Cobb, Msrquet: 4 Moore, Lancolu,
~ This 6rm comprises the abiess
s,.rs IN ~ si.'s.
uos/dsy weather Is now the or
fJe dsA Except that the comet
= sNch.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-07-18

AZ i'Z N ".
. RfH4AxwELLlator. Serv'
ices each alternate Sabbath at lGI
- A. n.
BAPTIST CHURCH-REv. THos.
MUxLow, Pastor. Services every
fourth Sabbath at Z p. NJ.
oaaosrH SCHOOL every Sabbath
morning at "a A. NJ.
J. q POTTER, Supt.
Prayer meeting sabbath and Thurs
3ay evenings. All held at the school
house just north OF town,
ICEl ICE! ICE,
ICE ICE,
ICE!
Good clear ice on hand and for sale
at Geo. Z,,ss'. Price one cent per
xpouni.
- lee Cicam az Geo. hiss nearly
every afternoon.
Candies. the best and purest 10
tASSn, at Geo. Zei--
-Afcw County Warrants wanted at
' once by WILCOX.
~7Savc, our .nooey these hard times
@D H~-
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-07-18
rHSarH DIRECTORY.

= CHURCH. -REv. CrrAs.
Ely. Pastor. Services each al
'hate Sabbath at IOt A. n,