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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-04-15

p Alexandria, in q nautical point
of view, presents the appearance of an
other Venice. Old Red as placid and
nearly as wide as Como's lake, is now
whitened by the full rugged sails of
many q gay gondola, and the sports of
the bold sailor boys are many and
exciting. The little mosquito feet
composed of the Hibernian, Bernice,
Black Cloud, Kate Henderson, "One
Armed Lewis" Laura c. Singer, Fly
ing Dutchman and the Pineville TO-
tilla, are sufficient to give any one fun
and frolic, and enjoy life on the
Ocean Ware. st.. 49,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-04-15

" As we limited in our last, the
Patrons of Husbandry have organized
a Grange iu the land of Rapides. As
matter of record, of lasting good to
our Parish we trust, of courtesy to our
planters aud our fair country women,
the Democrat Of lis Own volition and
free will Performs the pleasant tasl, s:
J. H. Hypsou, Worthy Master; T..
Spence Smith, Secretary; J. w. Pres
colt, Worthy Overseey E. NJ. Wells,
Worthy Steward; J. G. French, Asst.
Steward; T. seip, Lecturer; Joseph
Fellows, Chaplaiu; D. w. Hynson,
Keeper Outer Cate. Mrs. Fannie M.
Wells, Lady Asst. Steward; Mrs. Kate
Hynsop, Ceres; Miss Nellie Fellows,
Flora; Mrs. Clara II. Flower, Pomona.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-04-15
ALEXANDRIA, La:
Wednesday,. April Is. 1874.
p We regret to ANNOUNCE tlat on,

bully hole 81. Mary has again had
some unp|easouIness, in business
point OF view, aud failed to come to
time on Monday. Our other Packet,
tie Less;e Taylor, 10 command ortwo
veterans, John HEM and Dirk Siu-
mott, With Charlie Drown Tom. Dow
ty and Young Compere as clerks,
reached home early Monday and goes
down punctually this day at IL NJ
Without dispara.ement 10 the perfect
crew Of he Leslie, we must be ex-
cused for expressing The special pleas
ure of our community, on once more
casting eyes Oil good old JOHN Helm
again treading she hurricane oof of so
peerless pocket Success to one and
all of the concern.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-04-15


up to time and facing the music. But
to keep Oh tue same line of justice and
fair play, the Democrat must now step
a side from the well bcaten t,ack, and
pitcl, i'll IL mild word of complaint
against tllis san.e web managed and
deserving concern, and still more mild
ly m0clu tn that ti,ete is sou,e screw
loose, some hinge INCREASED Of late: in
a word the public are not served so
well as they have been aud have some
right in making MS a Medium of com
plant. OF late we only receive three
mails i, week, instead OF six as due us.
and several times has The third mail
of the week been missing and the coac!
tro'ted up 10 the Post Office, fast, early,
lively and as empty as our vest peck
cts! With our flien.ls above US the
complaints are far more loud and we'll
merted; they have received very little
or no paper mails for six weeks, and it
is asserted that this mail matter is w.
ing around loose on all the line, be-
tween this and the Mouth of the river,
aud we know several bags are we'll
stored in our warehouses, and have
been for over three weeks. This mat
ter needs remedy and let tue right Off
eiaIs see to it and that at once.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22
PROCEEDINGS CT TIE BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS.

JANUARY 7TH, 1874.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
Present, A. NJ. Hardy, Geo. w. Ball.
A. j. Armstrong presented a sworn
Placement and recount for board II
Seeks 5000 and store goods "a %,
baking a total of S60.25 furnished Lu-
linda Houchin, pauper, account audited
nd allowed.
The Probate Judge asked that a room
|e furnished him for an office. After
ONE discussion the matter was postpon-
d for the present.
Board then adjourned till one o'clock
}. IN.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, A. NJ. Hardy, Geo. w. Ball.
Petition of L. N. Richardson aud others
% vacate section line road between sec
ions 80, % and u, town =, range 10 on
he west, and sections %, y and 81,
own =, range 10 on the east. Petition
GRANTED and road declared vacated.
Board leased a room of II. S. Haley for
hse of Probate Judge and Sup't Pubic
Instruction for one year for the sun Of
300. OO, with the proviso that at the
expiration of six months either party
may terminate said lease by giving one
notice.
County Clerk ordered to make out a
pew Tax List, NJ. c. Williams, Super
Fisor Road Dist. No. I, made report of
hbor performed and presented account
|f 1924 90 for services. Account audited
Ind allowed.
Board contracted with Ira Sleeper TO
iron and iron the bridge across
The Republican to protect it from the
ce for the sum of$229 so. The iron to
pc 4 inc"es by II inches, 6 pieces II
eet long for the ice breaks, and IL pieces
/ feet long f.r the piling to be fastened
On solid with iron spikes.
Board appropriated 500. 90 Of Poor
Fund TO help paw travelling expenses Of
Houchin to Kentucky. provid-
ing said moun should be needed.
Board appointed a committee of three
". N. Richardson, Donald MeCallum
and Jos. Holcomb to make a thorough
of the County books and
papers and make their report at the
meeting of the Board.
The Board then adjourned to meet
January 2Sth, 1874 az 10 O'Clock D.. IN.
A. VI. HARDY,
J. A. TULLEYs, Chairman pro TEN.
County Clerk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22

WE have heretofore neglected to M
,ice the receipt of the Lincoln Daily
Journal, the best representative OF a
western newspaper Published between
the Big Muddy" and the Rocky
Mountains. The Journal has particular
claims upon the people OF Western Ne
braska. Is being the only paper Of In
~luence in the State, which advocated
the rights Of the western counties to in-
creased representation. We have re-
ceived many courtcSies from the publish
ers of that paper, bus the creates, favor
Of ali is to receive their daily 10 exchange
for our little I" one horse weekly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22

Tie December Number now ready has N
able Article on the Resuuftl0nO! Specie Pay
m~n.. ~ IL txa'er. P0EHS BY Bret lisrtr.
Mcdonald and Other. The Continuation f he
two Serial Stories. sbori-s stories. Splendid Il
lustraiioas of Ser Orleans, the p ris q Aue--
lea .'r.
Edirariaiol by q I TX, sad able corps ~ wri-
ter. The Topic of the lime, b. fr Holland.
in which he %r'n,,i''t Some Religious News
papers," la~ghahl Etching. &C. It.
THE HOLIDAY y of ST. NICHOLAS
our Splendid New Iliu t~atsl " = Eino fr
Girls and B,ys. the hnssi ever is-uei. vii be
ent to all tSe sutScribcrs cfScTibneg> Monthly
for 1874. Also the November ami u crwbrr
numbers ofSt Nicholas zen free l. those who
subscribe for both Magazines. The July nuf
Der Of ScribncT's Month! cont ming The Intro
duc'ory \ ticle of tae GREAT SOUTH Series,
sent 10 su5scribers TO Scribner's who request i.
when making their subscriptions
SCRIBSgB's MnSTH y 81 90. ST. NICOLAS
s. % a year. or 81 Ia for both.
STRIBNER 4 co.
Gji Broadway. New York.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22

From the Paint VALLEY Times, pub
lished at Bainbriige, Ohio, We clip the
following:
We had the pleasure of a call this
week from Col. Lse Estelie, of Neb. He
is here on a short visit among his friends,
after an absence of three years spent on
the frontier. In health and appearance
he is a true type o. frontiersmin, and
looks As though a hand to hand encoun-
ter with a Comaachs or an open fed
fight with a wild Buffalo would be a
mere pleasure or past time.
We notice in the Red Cloud Chief,
under the head OF Oficial Directory the
of. 4. Tulleys, County Clerk
and |. w. Tulleys. Probate judge. Both
of these gentlemen were formerly of this
place, and We venture the assertion that
the citizens of Webster county, could
have male no better selection for the
Above offices.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22
KATHARINE Ea!-E,

BY Miss T~sAvroy. ia charm ug ' orc -i-ry By
a xif,c ed writer. whieh j. he ,iu-ito . vlir POD
uis-i'y. Thee will n~ BkfilI
ETTE- sai The BEST SHORT Stories. -
SAKE HoLx u KT H,sTE. AT! other 5eilEbt1i
S:o-y -tei!crs
series of striking End uuilrs futN- with
Illustrations. "OLB TINS Music" by bs~J.
T. T.YLo krsvn ty his brilliant soatGl'u-
tons 81 the we.teru Pre- vi sing 20 ~ ss'i1
the music oF The -peul0r Ntr"i. The fisIl.
The - G. Cotch. Tho VIII, ct
Portraits md BioEraPsIaal -krt.hTS II amer
Jean Au,ho-: Psu~us 90 Dairy , T-I~E as.
Stock Raising in EuroP-. on Household D--o-
nations aud Furniture besides mere than ~;
other illustrated Articles are noN IN sTcPSra-
ton.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22
IooY EcsE!

IF you wan, a frs,-class. stylish fitting
Garment cut or made, or cut ani made,
20 TO O'SULLIvAYs, At Rlverton,
Franklin County, and you can get suited
He understands how to do it through
an experience Of Is years in the bust
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22
TIE SPLENDID SERIES
TIE sgEa- cs---."

the mos, important; AMI expensive series 81 IL
lus'ratei Papers ever undertaken ~ 4ny Nag
aziGe. will be n'iuue' through the year. In
tn Deee Der number we i1r'e.e the Paper
on LOUISIANA TIE mex, IN crtcr will be The
zone Star state; Ite "5-urfiC REGIONS 81 tse
South The Iron Region. e Missouri. etc. etc.
These with the E-siy= and Editorial il-NgsinuS
On Literature. 81 ice and Art >kefehr> 81
Travel. oc siOual Poem. aud Et-hi"Fs. vii
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22
SEED WHEAT.

Il. ?. Earl has on hand for sale abou.
Seventy Bushels of White Wheat, care
fully cleaned for seed. Give him q call.
Residence, four miles east Of Red
Cloud, near the main road.
26.td+
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22

Large lot Of Boots and Shoes inst ar-
rived at CAREER 4 Co.'S.
New Goops at MCNIrrs.
--
BASKETS Of all kinds, n. Months.
LADIES WEAR, at CARRIER ( Cos.
SMOKED HALIBUT. at BERENZEN's.
YAPD wide unbleached cotton FOR l2i
cents, at JOHN G.. POTTER's.
FANCY GROCERIES, at the New Store
BERENZEN & CO.
WHITEFIsH l2l cen 5 Il pound. at
BERENzEN & Co's-|
Whitefsh and Goldfish at
CAREER & Co.'S.
Doy'T forget the Amateur Minstre'5
on Tuesday evening.
CLOUDY weather for a few days, bu
pleasant a3ain n ms writing.
Full assortment of Piow Fixtures
u.v;,t,s
D.. u.m.n Q. H..
RFV. RILEY breaches next Sund'
morning, in the School House, at Rd
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22

We are told that Mr. A. + Reed, on
Indian Creek, thre>hed So bushels of
wheat from 4 bushels of seed. sown last
spring. This shows what our soil will do.
Have since heard Of a bigger yield In
Harmony precinct.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22

THE Amateur Mini strels will give an
entertainments at the Masonic Hall, in
BED Cloud. on Tuesday eve. January
9th, consisting Of Songs, Dances, Bur
~iesques, Dramas, etc, etc. Admis ion,
. cents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22

READ the advertisement in another
co'uma, Of the Auction Sale of town lots
At Rivertnn, to come of Feb. l2:h. A
bridge will he built over the Republican,
at that point, during the coming spring.
and tho location of the town is such that
it can hardly fail to become an impor-
tant place.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22
OLD AND NEW
THE PEOPLES MAGAZINE.
Conducted by Eir1rd Z. Hale

Conducted by Eir1ra T. HaLe
Is BOW completing its T. Fhth Volume AMI
Fourth year; and now snioys an est b i,hed
Good sense an { Ability.
In future, II will continue 10 supply better
and better readlng for bJth Amusement and r.
structIon. 1t therefore suits III rec clasS,s Of
our citizens particularly. namely
Young People, Middle AGED People, and
Oh People.
TO THESE wEOFFER:
The best existing combination o. Brilliant
Light Rnadin.. Entertaining Instruction. AMI
teariess and ~ in,crcs;c Discussions IT Liz
ing fopic'. For instance. We arc to hlv1 a set
OILS 'ort stories BY IT. iialr. the Beet writer Ut
short stories ON thu cor tiHent: some delightful
papers II practical q I 50 ject. by Rev. X s..
John ~iytwht,- the accomplished Az Wi er ard
fivorIts T. pa OF Rlsktn pI1er, 0as uch topic,
as The il i,roii frt,ght question The F.rm,G',
AsSocia'i0n AMI Secret Society question toe
Currency question. besides Novels, vs. Us. Ma
tural History. etc.
Alan, The bast accounts OF New Publications.,
and New Music. on tbs principle o:telling what
they are, 50 a to show whether you want theta
or not
Also. to furnish, free If postage both ways,
books or music for the convenience Of our sub
scribers.-.or anybody else-whc sends US the
retail price.
Also. a few Back Volumes for the present
only, very chsaa-yiz. AZ So 4or -r-le
volumes. neatly bound in cloth the whole set
Of seven volumes, through June. lss5. Tor silh7
or eight vo umcs thr ush December. 1873 when
ready. for Sl3.B lie ivere5 1T this Office.
Also. a remarkably well selected AM eco
Ironically arranged Clubbing List. a~tioslin- an
immense variety from wbiSh 10 choose the sort
OF reading you want.
also. Onr Trsm!mm.. VIZ. FIRST: A
NUN or 81 our great liked Chrpm1.iths. Con
hde &C. WEIGH shall be given out " hr,t come
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22

THE denomination ofCALEB CUSHING
for Chief Justice has been Withdrawn at
his own request, it b.iIg morally certain
that the Senate woull not confirm him.
Many reasons are assigned for this oppo-
s%itior, among which advanced age, and
an ALLEGED correspondence with the rebel
leaders, shortly after the war broke put,
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22

THERE will he a meeting Of the
Board of Managers of the Webster Co.
Agricultural Society, at the Office Of the
CHIEF, on Saturday, February 7th, at l
O'Clock p. IN. It is hoped thar a full
Board will be present, as many matter,
of importance TO the Society will come
up 70, action. LEVI MOORE,
President.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22
S Ri6aER FOR 1874.

TUr USEyAspLED FAVOR REOcTpEp
T THIS AaGsZiNf by the psbl.- eabe -
az TO enter uron ta- coming year via TIC
near. nf makirg i. NOR 81 FseitEC A. Faiu-
bic ,hon ever before f. - large aa,; 'nrTra-lnS
nuuh.r Of rrel4rs On both sidee efthe Atlantic
The Serial Story Of the wear,
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22
Legal Notice.

eSSos VVssSS'
10 The Di.,ric: Court Of the Fir, Ju-
dicial District in and for Webster
County, Nebraska:
7. =. kennard. &. r. jacob. and X.
W. Jacob, doing bn.ine-s under the
naue Of kennaTd K Jsnob. Bros
o0aisst
John ID. Penney and Noah Perry.
lately doing bgsiness under nase OF
Penney & Perry. defendants
To above named defendant, John ID.
Penney
Yea vii take notice that on the 18th
DAY Of Soyss.he-. l-75. the aeose
named Plaintiffs fBed their PETITION
again, the above nauiei eefensianss,
nrsyipy 20 reeossr the an ~ Four
Hundred ADD Seventeen Dollars and
,hiry-sve haniredth-. is4iT.35l. moo
~ Justly due them upos psems-sory
note and sceguB'. and interest due there
ON from the Alb Day Of September, l.13.
You are sl.o further ncfIasl that
upon the sane isy e hisnx aid petition
an order Of at'sehaseDs ~ss isn~d cat
OF -s,d cont azaiss the good. ssd
eha,,els and real ssxte Of d~eie.isats,
AMI tina, = isry has been made Gpca the
property Of d<fenisnts.
Yos arc aI-o notlssi that unless you
sr-srs.a answer aid p~eti;ioa on OF
Li1r~ sh- nyi scotsy sher the 9Th
d. o Jzsuny. is.s- aid petition uiIl
be taken a. true and j~aigissa, rendered
.ecor5ingiy.
kExxAkp &JAroBs Bnos.
b IL : kJS. the . ATTY 2$@0
PfsiSar
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22
AEGEAN GOLDEN WILLOW.

The best Willow for live fence, hedge.
or wind break. and is highly ornamental.
Grows on all kinds of soil equally well.
For sale at 1925 per rhonsand. by
ID. s. HELVERN.
4 o6-IS> Red Cloud, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22

WE notice that a number Of persons
have been in the habit Of shooting
around rather carelessr with shot guns.
revolver, etc., sometimes simply TO get
a lcad oat Of a gun, at dogs, or for fun,
perhaps, thereby endangcring the lives
Of others. A little care should be taken
or serious results may follow. Twice
within a week we have heard a bullet
whiz through the air, at no great dis
lance. B. Il little careful with your fire
run
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22

4 kapital kombinstiou Of Kuriously
Kontrived letters. Kcmrosed kom
pounded Komsmsred BY VAN, is that
si-n ut j. Berenzen & Co. Take a look
a. it.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22

J. X Wi.s.x a. 81 sac the cheap
est Qa-.ter Section Of land IN Webster
county.
Timber anl Water. bottom ssil level
unlapis. Twelve acre. broke.
Warranty Deed given rhelp fsr cash.
J. II. WILLCON,
..tf Red Cloud, >Ncb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22

THE Literary Society," met in the
School House on Saturday evening last.
and perfected an organization hy ADOPT
ing the Rules and REGULATIONS of the
Cd Society. The Wornan'S Rights qneS-
ton was discussed. with Nilenx leader
in affirmative. and Haley in the mega
tive, each assisted hy volunteers. THIS
Society can be made entertaining and
Instructive -four people vii take an in
tereS' in the matter. We shall give
fuller reports hereafter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22
FURS!

FURS! FURS!
Highest market price paid in cash for
Hides and Furs of every description.
WM. MONTGOMERY,
.. 3Otd Guide Rock. Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22

THE person that has got those COuble-
trees and Neckyoxc belonging to the
estate cf Francis n. White will please
return them 70 FL. Smiths Blacksmith
shop, as they are wanted.
50 II. s. KALEY, Executor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22

JUsf rs We were going to press MI.
O-Snllivan, Of Rivertou, favored us
With . call.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22
GREAT
AT
AU N
80 Town Lots in the village Of
RIVERTON.
@ Thursday. F.s-rs-7 i2:S, 1874.

Merchants, Mechanics, and Others,
viii find this a rare opportunity t oloeate
aud settle in one Of the mos, eligible
towns on the Republican valley, by at
tending this sale.
Riverton, Franklin Co, Nebraska, is
situated at the mouth Of Thompson's
Greek, on the Republican river, al~o on
the mail route from Lowell on B. l. VI.
r r., to Ellsworth, Kansas, on X. 4
Z. Il. L., surrounded by a rich farming
country. Coal and other minerals have
seen found, IN, and around the To~n
site. No greater chance can be offered
{ those that wish for = home than this.
Terms made knawn on day Of sale.
For further particulars address me at
Riyerton. Franklin Co. Neb.
ARCHIBALD X. KiNNEAR,
: A3ctioueer
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22

NATHAN pLstr. Juniita, has scared
,he agency fr the Singer Sewing Wa
chine. shSh /. acknoSlei-~i 20 - The
be-, machine manufactured. 80
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22

LAsTThunday night, in company with
Mr.. Metcalf. &. III. Potter, and DIR. j
A. Tuileys, we made q second visit 10,
River:on. The occasion, va. a meeting
for the purpose Of Organizing a Lodge Of
the /. .. d +. and we are pleased to
state thar the requisite number of mem
hers. we're found in the vicinity, a2d he
necessary finds raised to get started.
We were Hospitality received and enter
tanned by our friend, aud had a very
pleasant time generally. Would like to
mention all we met By name, but cannot
at this time.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22

Tue Singer sewing Nsrhine i soli
by Nathan Plat'. Jpn.a',, Adams Co.,
Neh., on terms 20 fyoriDie n 10 Tlacr
!: within the rs-cb of every QUE. ST.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22
WEBSTER COUNTY.

a-riYa,s al DEPARTURES CT Ea;.z q. The
-e3-.3gi=os Office.
Iuai7ta ard Rel Cloud, arrives fues1sys and
fid-SR 6i'c'o~iI 2. IL. Lea e Wednesdays
Erd Saturday., : an
Achrou and franklin. arrive, going West
Tue-daysaBd Fridays. . y. IN. Leaves aeines-
days and saturday a m.
Gsirg Eat. Arrive Noniiys AMI Thursdays.
& ,. IA Leaves I~ueSiay. and Frid tys, 2. IN.
tuib Center aud Red Cloud. Arrive Tues
d.y- 4 n. IN. Leaves Wednesdays : IA. IN.
.J--r,u and Rcd Cloud. Arrives saturdays.
l. m. Leaves ! g. m.
An PERSONS wishing 10 Register letters. will
~ aee hand them in The evening before the
mai leaves.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22
.Joxrx ;s uow preear.d 70 civ,

Nusic Lessons. either instrumental or
Vocal. All persons desiring instruction
in music will please call on Mrs. A. N.
Jones, who will give lessons at reason
able charges. 26-tif
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22

THE Independent Orler of Good
TemPlars will he organized Frilay even
Ing. Jan. 2$. at the School House, at :
o'clock,-,hlrr.
\. MAXWELL. Dist. q. W. G T.
RED CLOUD, Jan. q. ~.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22

CURRASTS at Be.enzen & Co.'S, only
Is cts per pound.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22

ash subscription rri--. Der year.
; copies % one Pot 'her.
L. 81 ~
20 80 90
THF STATE REGISTER - uubi.'hsi n the
Capital Of tae Stat. AID m rc;orc hs- heiiitiys
i1r publishing new. Of iaisre,, 20 he re1rlr II
All portions of the State. mak,rE il mvhAti-sib
a STATE PAPER Fa,l report, pi ,bc LcTi--
la;gr-. Conventions aat ether meetings bold a.
tire Capita will - prsnutiy farui Aei 10 .1T
resders. giving aiyanttses which n other pa
per possesses.
rH-SEND FOR SAMPLE copy. which We
will foFvari free.
CLDYD & sNAILS. Publishers.
L~inroln. Seb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22

HEAPS" of New Goods at
GaRBgR 4 Co.'S.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22

No. >, Kcd CIoud, Tor tie Week CHUNG
Wednesday, Jan. n, 1874.
No. attending school...................59.
No. no, absent day-..." ...-.-....40.
No. not tardy } dav .....-.---.....l2.
No. who have o whispered..........5.
The school is steadily increasing in
numbers. and it is hoped that future
records will show improvement against
Hardness and other drawbacks to the
success of the school.
G.. w. SPRINGER, Teacher.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22

The CHIEF is now Acknowledged to
be the leabIug paper in the Valley.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22
LINCOLN FLOUR.

BEST Flour ever brought . the Repuh-
llcan Valley, st REREyZsy 4 Cos
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22
-TE E-sSAS-A STATE REGISTER.
- EsvE-a-e- - Re Fec?.s.

ANNOUNCEMENT FOR lS-L
TIE STATE REGISTER will come before
the people enlarged AMI improved. making it
Quo of the largest wspar rss published in the
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22

MIS-. at PRIN
JONI q. PorTER'S.
PRINT

nR SMITH. of Guide Rock, was
cur office on Tuesday. We learn III
he has gone into the wood-grow,ng bust
ness, AMI wish him abundant success.
Come again.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22

THE GALAXY" L. abont Jns near
Perfection rs anything can be- Daily
Register. New Haven. Crnn. ,
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22

WEEKLY Report Of Sc2ool in Dist.
No. ., Red Cloud, for the week ending
IA , T.. ~ 1874
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-22

JamrS Murphy. on Buffalo cred
eight miles west of Red Cloud has Hvl
carian Grass Seed for sale at reasona;
rates. =
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-05-21
Fourth Of July.

1t has been the general understanding
that we would endeavor to celebrate the 4tL
Of July this year, in becoming manner
and it is time some concert of action
should be had as to the particular manner
in which we will do it. Any general plan
that may be agreed upon will receive the
hearty APPROVAL Of every one in the COM
munity. We all wish to have q good time
as we'll as to demonstrate our patriotism, and
to do either we must make some prepare
ton. We have all the material on hand for
grand celebration--orators Of every class,
patriotic, pathetic and comic, and if there
is to be dinner we will guarantee that
ample justice will be done. We all want to
get up something that will be worth invit-
ing orr friends to. It is expected Of us,
and let us commence. We have decided
advantage this year in having Brass Band.
For our part we mean it, when we say. that
we are proud of the band. It is credita-
BILE affair to the members and to the Town
and will add hundred per cent to 4th.
Of July entertainment. We have been ad-
vised to call public meeting for Frida,
evening at the Court House to make ar
raingments for the celebration,
Let every one turn out. Friday evening
at s O'Clock.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-05-21
SPECIAL.

Butterfeld & Newton announce to the
community at large, on both sides of the
river, that they will run their boat regular
~ between this and New Ulm and will pay
the highest market price for wheat. They
expect to make about one trip week and
intend to run right along until the river
freezes up. They can carry 1000 bushels
Of wheat with the lowest stage Of water
that they are likely to have. They will
lgo to points above the Redwood landing for
> load or any considerable portion Of a
load. Inquire of James NcMillen as to
price, sacks and any other information de-
|sired.