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r. Buy the Domestic.

r. Buy the Domestic.
McNitt has a supply Of al kind.
% Machine Oil.
Read the new advertisement o.
{. *. Jones, Juniata.
Granger, ifyou want good tea,
coffee, sugar. aud other groceries, cal
at the Grange Store, next door to ,ts
Post Office. JONI q. Porter, Red
Cloud.
60 to Smith & Calvert for Furni
ture.
All kinds Of by Goods in large
supply and at reasonable rates at
CAREER & Co.'S.
food warm fall and winter shawls
and dress goods at
g. & Co's.
"A full stock Of Boots and Shoes,
for the fall trade at
G. < Cos.
The highest Market price paid
for Wheat. Oats and Barley, at the
Red Cloud Drug Store.
&. III. POTTER.
Changers, if you want your
Graager boots and shoes, call at the
Grange Store. john O.. POTTER.
The CHIEF, and the Weekly
Chicago Post Aud K1iI, will be furn-
shed to subscribers for $500 per year,
cash In advance. The Post And Mti,
is equal TO. If not the best, of any
weckley newspaper published in
Chicago. Those who are already sub
scribers Of our paper, can get terms
for the other on application.
Kerosene, 80 cents per gallon Gar
Der & Co.
Matches. scents per box at Garber's.
Lamp chimnoys, 3 for 2jcts at Gar
bers.
Three bars soap, - cents, CARRIER &
Co.
Soda l0cents per pound, at CARRIERS.
GRANGE STORE.
GOOD NEWS GOOD NEWS.
For the Farmers of Webster and
Ncighboring counties.
GRANGE STORE IN RED
The store kept by John G.. Potter
been appointed by the County
Council a
GRANGE STORE.
Patrons of HuSban1ry will End il t.
their interest to trade at the Grange
Store.
Don't forget the place-Ncxt door
to the Post Office.
j. &. POTTER, Red Cloud.
Hard up, Hard up! never shall
forget,
The times when | was hard up, and
may be hard M yet.
If you are hard up 90 10 McNitts
your Hardware TO buy,
For he never fail: to make a man his
sorrow TO forget.
De has a full assortment AMI keeps his |
powder dry.
and sells way down to bottom prices
FOR cash you bet.
For his motto is small profit, quick
sales, aud ready pay.
Good pocket knives at McNi't's, for
= cents.
Wood saws at McNitt's, Cor sl.00.
A full assortment of ladies' shoes.
the latest varieties at .
G. & Cos, |
-WANTEp.-Every one to knowl
bat Berepzcn & CO., are selling ON
heir entire stock of Groceries. Goth
ne Boots, Shoes &c, at cost. This I
no humbug. I
ladies, call at b. & Cos, and get
nice dress pattern for o.. per yard
- New goods at the Grange Store.
-oHN G. POTTER. Red Cloud.
AID! ADJ!
Hear ye. Hear ye! all you needing
lard Ware, or any thing usually kept
D a Hardware Store. McNi;t is
a new stock ofgooas. loft
Changers call and see if r. 4.
amt selling Drugs and Paints,
than any other house in the
alley. all others know it. Every
hing warntea
Ch..;C~> OIL.
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EICHFLBERGER & Crow, have pnr-
chased the Red Cloud Steam Saw
Mil. Those wishing saving done
should bring their logs in immediately,
- tie mill is SEGA TO BE- moved.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-12-16

The Domestic Sewing Machine
j. acknow!eiecd by all competent
uigee to be the hest machine now be-
ac The public.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-12-16

Save your money these hard time,
Nv ."ia2 -to N%i1icox. VIM viii save
You mnney On y0ur taxes.
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WANTED

To purchase for CASH, 80 head Of
Spring Calves and fcarlings, from e
to Il months cid. I~n0uire of
RAISER Bios,
! miles Fast of Red Cloud.
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Arrival and Departure OF Mails
from sise Red tIoud y. q.

JUHIATA Leaves Mondays
"dnesday's and Friday ! a N.
y Used 9 ?. N. Arrives Tues
~ vdsyan Saturday p NJ.
Leaves Tue.day's and
\Fes 6 p, m. arrives Tue.day'.
IN Midday 81 p. IN. Mail closed
.e I'm.
z;KIIN, eoinV east, Monday
GTbersday' > p. III. Going west
aesdsy's and Friday 10 a. IN
EAsANT HUI leaves Thursdays 6
m. Arrives Wednesdays 4 p. III.
"A dosed . p. NJ.
Kansas. arrives Fri1ay's
Hm. leaves Friday / p. IN.
Russell, Kansas, arrives Thursdays
II Il. IN. Leaves Thursday | D. IN
Office open from 1 until 6 p. III.
Sundays.
All registered matter must he in
the evening before the mails leave
NJ. Il, MONTE. =. NJ.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-12-16

a few County Warrants wanted at
once BIZ WILCOX.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-12-16

Candies, the best anu purcst in
togn, at Geo. Xeiss'.
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To said Thomas Jones defendent,
YOU sre hereby notified that on the
10Th day Of November, 1874. Mary A.
Jones plaintiff. shed her petition in
the office of the Clerk of the District
Court of said Webster County Neb(
praying that she may be divorced FROM
you, 90 the grounds Of gross cruelty
and habifuai drunkenness. You are
also notified to appear and answer
said petition Oh or before the 3D. Men
day after the 5th day of January 1875,
eesaid petition via be taken as trus
~ judgement rendered a prayed.
IL. s. KALEY,
Hs1 Atty Of pit'G.
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ChattIs Mortgage Sale.

! Whereas. default has been made in
the psyment of 4 certain chattel mort
gage, executed by Robert Harrington.
of the county of Webster aud State OF
Nebraska. to George ". Lazenby.
dated MAJ 18th. 1874, to secure the
payment Of q note of even date ana
tenure.
Terms Of as follows: Note for
Eigh,y-four dollars and twenty 1--WE
cents t$S425). made payable sixty
days after date above mentioned, and
duesuly oath, 1874, bearing interest
at the rate of twelve (l2l per cent per
anuum, on which there is now due and
unpaid the SUN of eighty four dsllars
, aud twenty-five cent? isS42jl, and in
terest from said date of May 25tl,
1874
SAID mortgage was filed for record
In the Office of the county clerk Of
Webster county, Nebraska, on the 7dh
day of October, 1874, at the hour of
Job. Ism. D.. IN, and recorded on pages
e6 and e. of book a" of chattel
mortgages. Therefore, and 10y viz
tue of said chattel mortgage. | vii!
offer 20. sale to the highest bidder a.
public auction. at the Court House, IN
Red Cloud, Webster county, Nebras-
IA. the following described property
aud chsttels to-wit:
koue yckasof oxen about seven years
-. 0 a dsE1sxsi color and the Their
leht red G white face. aud
krown Ak ton cattle.
easd sale o'clock,
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Es-asIr.-E.

Taken up by the undersigned, living
ION See n. town l, range -, on. the
Psi day Of November. Is14 q Texas
Sresr, four years old, ~kise with sEall
hrosa spots on neck and shouhisrS.
aap of night ear, aud gnierb :s sf
len ear
JNo. BEArCHApr.
Red Clss3, Dec ~, ISM.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-12-16

In the District Court of II e LIST Judi
cial District, in and for Webster
County Neh.
MARY A. JONES.
vs..
THOMAS JONES I
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Official Directory.
CONGRESSIONAL

CONGRESSIONAL.
w. Upton. Brownvile. e.. Senator.
W. Hitchcock. Omaha, u. :. Senator.
Lorenzo Crouuse. REPRESENTATIVE.
EXECUTIVE.
X. W. Furnss. B~rJwnville, Governor.
j. J. GGFpcr. Lincoln, Sec. Of state.
} u Western. Heatrjce. Auditor.
". a. EoenIg. CGiambug, Treasurer.
j. X. Webster Beatrice. Att'y Gen.
j. III. Mckenzie. Lincoln. Sap. Pub. Instruc.
JUDICIARY.
Geo; y. Like Omaha, Chief J %sstice.
~Dan CAN'T. Nebraska City.
Sam1M Maxwell. P~Iatsm9uth Hss"cIate Jus.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-12-16

Read,he prospectus ofJhat prince q
Mou;hlies for tn youGg, to-wit. 81.
Nichokcs. In a few days W. wi'.
have a copy to show, AMI then viii
speak Of It's merits. more II length
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Died.

SIIARP-On Friday, Oct. 10TH 1874. at 3
A. H., on the Stone wall plantation. La
fourohe parish, La, LUCIE EDITH SHARP.
aged IS years, d mouths aud 2 DAYS. only
child of Elijah w. and Sarah T. Lawlcss aud
wife Of H. +. Sharp.
On Monday, Oct. 18th, newborn son Of
lucie Edith and H. +. Sharp
Within twelve hours from the time its lit
tie eyes first saw the light, the uaruelass
babe was called away to Heaven, and four
days after the gentle spirit Of the young
mother followed the soul of her tirst-born
to the realms of celestial bliss. Deep is the
grief of the stricken relatives and friends
and earnest the lamentations for the loss Of
the dear ones gone to their tipal home 1t is
spoken Of the fair young wife that none
knew her but to love. Warm of heart Of
gracious demcanor always, her cstimablo
qualities and numerous accomplishments
drew towards her the affection and respect
of all. In the morn of life, when the feelings
of mother were hers for the first time and
the future assumed its most roseate hue, the
affection which followed the loss other little
one was too great to bear. and doubtless
fastened her dep arturo from this world of
sorrow and tribulations. 70 the heart bro
ken husband and father and to the weeping
relatives will be extended universal sympa-
thy in their hour Of dire distress
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ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY.
Rev. Father Cnppens, Director,
Nh. Heating. PRINCIPAL.

The annual examination of the pupils of
the above Institution will take place on
Friday, 31st inst. The exercixes will be
from 3 to IL A. NJ, and from to 3P. N.
An exhibition consisting Of minor dra-
matte performances, and some efforts in .ju-
veniie elocution will be given on Sunday
evening, August I'd.
The parents Of the pupils, the patrons of
the school and the friends Of education gen
orally, are respectfully invited to attend and
note the progress of the young people cd
ucated in this establ shmcnt.
With the examina ion on Friday the reg
ular school session will close. August is
the usual vacation month"; but Mr.. and Mrs.
Heating will keep vacation school for those
who choose to attend.
During the vacation school young men de-
ticient i'll any particular branch. will be per-
mitted to give special attention to that,
without reference to the ordinary routine Of
classes
The next regular school year will COM
menee OH Tuesday, September LIST. Im-
nediatcly Oh the opening Of the session,
classes Of Algebra and Geometry will lie in
PRODUCED. and provision will be made for
uninterrupted lessons in French, German,
and Latin.
bookkeeping and Commercial calculations
constitute speciality: and Drawing and
Painting are included in the routine of the
Academy.
Mr.. Heating takes this opportunity Of say
ing that he continues to devote his mornings
and evenings to private tuition; and that he
is prepared to inpart practical knowledge
OF Land Surveying to young gentlemen in
search of 4 profession. With view to this
end select few would be received as
bo:,rders.
augl NJ. HEATING.
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Umpire-Mr. Thomas H. Franklin
The decisions of Mr.. Franklin were
satisfactory to all, aud at the close OF
the game the two mines, after cheer
ing each other, united in a hearty
hurrah for the umpire. The scorer
was young gentleman who desired
not to disclose his name. His SER
vices were highly appreciated.
The Assumption boys appeared
well pleased with their visit. At the
close of the game they partook of a
hearty supper at Mr.. C. W. Roses es-
Enlistment and departed for home
in high spirits, determined, doubtless,
to prepare themselves for an early
repetition Of their game with the
Burnsides. Our boys are delighted
with their victory, .... -,..
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NOTICE is hereby given that the Office of
~ Registrations will be opened at the fol-
lowing times and places for the purpose Of
issuing certificates to all persons in the par
ish OF Ascension entitled to vote at the
coming election, viz:
/. From Monday, August 3lst. 1874, to
! Saturday, September 9Th, both inclusive, at
the Court House, in the town Of Donaldson
vile. - @r -
2. Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday,
September 18th, Sth and 9th, ut the store of
Mr.. b. Molerc, on the Bayou Lafourche road
third ward.
3. From THURSDAY, September 10th, to
Tuesday, September 18th, both inclusive, at
the Office Of Mr.. P. A. Jones, Justice Of the
Peace, in Smoke Bend, second ward.
q: Wednesday and Thursday, September
10th and 18th, at the store OF Mr.. Jos. DOM
Unique. D0minique's landing, first ward.
5: Friday and Saturday, September 18th
and 10Th. at the store Of Mr.. VIM. s. Little,
first ward 49,. So.
s. Monday and Tuesday, September 2lst
and lind, at MIR. V. p. Landry's ballroom,
on New River, seventh ward.
u. Wednesday and Thursday, September
13rd and 24th, at Mr.. Solomon BarmOn's,
lower New River, seventh ward.
y: Friday and Saturday, September 25th
and 26tll, ut the Dutch Stores, eighth ward.
9. Monday and Tuesday, September 28th
and 9th, at Mr.. Alex. Meyers, on Amite
River, opposite Port Vincent. eighth ward.
10. From Wednesday, September Both.
to Saturday, October Bird, both inclusive, at
the schOOl-h0use, Linwood plantation, sixth
ward.
IL. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
October 5tll, 9th and It'll, at Mr.. G. II. Hills
store. Fntch's point, fifth ward.
L. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Oc-
tobcr Sth, 9Th, and 10th, at Mr.. y. Z. Braud's
store, opposite Donaldsonyillc, fifth, ward.
H. From Monday, October 18th, to
Friday, October 10Th, both inclusive, at Mr.
Dennis McRedmonl's store. Burnside's
Mount Houmas plantation. fifth ward.
ID. From Saturday, October 18th, to
Friday, October 23rd, both INCLUSIVE at the
Court House. town of Donaldsonvillc; after
which the office will he finally closed in &C.
cOrdance with law. 0ss
OFFICE HoURs-From A. NJ. to p. NJ,
and from 2. NJ. to +. NJ.
Tg@All persons desiring to vote ut the
general election Of November 2nd 1874, will
be required to register anew, rs the law pro-
hibts any one from voting upon any Ger
tificate Of registration issued prior to the
year 1874.
j. B. HEBERT,
Supervisor Of Registration.
F. EEK X J estsD' Clerks.
Parish Of Ascension, September LIST, 1874.
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The hot-bed of the boilers is turncl
into flourishing garden spot for the
regular ticket.
The prominent candidate for Rep
resentative on the Independent Re-
publican ticket is advocating the
unity Of the party in his speeches
now. He will doubtless withdraw
from the field as candidate and can.
vass the parish in support of the reg
ular nominees,
The Democratic Parish Executive
Committee met last Tuesday.
An enthusiastic Republican meet
ing was held at Mr.. w. S. Little's
store, first ward, Saturday evening
last. Mr.. Louis Butler was chosen to
preside, and the speakers were Messrs.
Norris Marks, Arthur Burnett. L. E.
Bentley and Augustus knight. The
utmost harmony prevailed and at
the close of the addresses three rous-
ing cheers were given for the regular
Republican parish ticket.
Hon. c. b. Darrall, Republican
nominee for Congress in the Third
District, arrived here by Tuesdays
train, and proceeded to Assumption
where he had engagements to address
the people. Returning Thursday, he
appeared at the Linwood school house
sixth ward in the evening and spoke
to an assemblage there with excel
lent effect. Messrs. Aaron Hill, Milton
Morris, G.. H. Hill and L. E. Bentley
also addressed the meeting, and it
was easy to foresee, when adjourn
mcnt was voted, that the Republicans
OF the sixth ward, will be united on
election day, in the support of their
party's regular candidates. Last even
ing DR.. Darrall addressed an appre-
ciative audience at the Court Ho use,
and was warmly applauded by his
hearers, including many white con-
sentative citizens. Elsewhere we give
a brief synopsis Of his address. Messrs.
l.. E. Bentley and Pierre Landry
spoke briefly. At the close of the
meeting cheers were given for DR..
Darrall, the Republican party, and
st. Joseph Brass Band for their ex-
cellent music, which served to enliven
the proceedings immensely. The Of
ficers of this meeting were Hon. P.
Landry, president; Robt Noel, vice
president; w. w. Buford, secretary j;
Jacob Bailey, kergeant-at-alans.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-10-17
Under the Direction OF Sister.
of Charity.

The exercises Of this School will be re-
sulned on Monday, 2lst September.
The Sisters OF Charity respectfully solicit
the patronage of their friends, and the pub
lie in general. @
The course Of Instruction will embrace the
following branches Of the English language :
Orthography, Reading, Grammar. compo-
sition, Plain aad OraasAehtal Writing Pr;c-
teal assd Rational Arithiuetic; Bookkeeping;
Principles Of Algebra Ancient and Modern
Geography Use of Globes; Astronomy ;
Sacred aud Profanc History; Biography );
Mythology; Moral and Natural Philos-
ophy; Chemistry and Botany Drawing
and Fancy Necdfework; Music on the Piano.
Ter1ms-Payable in advance:
Primary classes, per month ----...S2 %
French Drawing; Painting in water
colors. and Fancy Necdlewoork, each form
an extra charge Of one dollar per month
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