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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-09-14
IT'S FIVE AND TWENTY
YEARS,

Sitting upon our cottage sto0p,
By autumn naples shaded,
! call the gentle visions up
That time had nearly faded.
The evening light somss from the west,
In streams Of golden glory;
So fold your head. love, on my breast,
Aud hear my olden story.
IT'S aVe-And twenty years, nv dear,
Since, heats and hands together,
We launch'd cur bark, the ocean clear
And all serene the weather.
With Simple trust In Providence,
We set the sails Bpon her;
Ny fortune, hope and common sense,
Your doWry, love and honor.
For nve-and-twenty years, my dear,
The billsws lightly skimming,
One day the sky grew murk aud dreaT,
Our eyes and spirits dimming.
How dark the night frown'd overhead,
When hope foreEaw no morrow,
And we beside our hrstling dead
Drank our hrst cup Of sorrow.
'Tis fve-and twenty years. ny aeLf,
Yet musie's In our dwelling,
The ehildren'E prsttle that We hear
About our heaTthst0ne swelling.
God bless them all, the loving band
So glad TO cali YOU mother;
With heart 10 heart aud hand to hand
Clinging to one another.
Through hve-and twenty years, my dear,
Whene'er my arm was weary,
And scarce knew the way to steer,
Your words were ever CHEEKY.
When mid the tempest and the night,
With courage sOreIy shrinking,
Then on our way God gave US light
That kept our faith from sinking.
'Tis shve-and-tWenty years, my dear,
Slight change in you revealing
Buto'er my brow-yOu see them here
The silver hairs are stealing
Yet let them come, while still thy breast
Retains the fond emotion
That nerved my arm when first We press'd
Our way out on lifes ocean.
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perience i'll the boarding house busi
ness the like of this never before Oc-
CURED. johnson received his old
friends most cordially, and to the
day Of his death was All admirer OF
Col. Key. Could he have appointed
his OWn successor, the charge might
have fallen where it did.
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daughter, had at least the satiSiac-
tion of having this splendid match
secured for his youngest. The mar
riage took place when the Princess
had reached the mature age of six
teen, aud all her husbands subjects
we're enchanted with her youthful
heaa y and her remarkable grace and
kindness.
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A Copy Teste,
WN. G. 6. LOWRY, c G.

4 gentleman visiting in a High
land district called upon a young
couple and inquired of the guid
wife how her husband was getting
on with his garden. "Gardeu, y
quoth she, "my fegs, he has some
thing else to dae moo ; he's making
a philosophy I'' "A philosophy
Dear me, what do you mean 81
sane o the thing that rims on
Wheels"
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Tribute of Respect.

IFlDaUc Oh heSpccC.
Ata Court begun and held for
Washington County the 22rd day Of
August, 1915.
On motion of Hon. John A. Camp
bell acting on behalf Of the Abing
don Bar, it is ordered that the pro-
ceedings Of meeting Of said Bar,
bc spread upon the minutes Of this
Court.
1t meeting of the Abingdon Bar,
held on the 20th inst. OccasiOned by
tie death of Charles S. Bekcm, Esqr.,
Charles J. Cummings, Esqr., was
appointed Chairman, and C0nRallY
L. Trigg Esqr.. vas appointed Sec
re:ary. On motion the Chair ap-
pointed Judge John A Campbell,
Hon. john w, Johnson, Gent. A,
G Cummings, U. l., York, Esqr,, aud
Col. X, "a. Richardson, TO report
suitable resolutions, who reported The
following preamble aud resolutions,
which were adopted:
Charles S Bekem expired at his
home ia Abingdon Va, on Thurs 1hi
the 18th day of August, 1875 at 8
O'Clock aud so minutes, A. NJ. in the
73rd year of his age.
He vas a lawyer and the oldest
practitioner Of the Abingdon Bar.
He wss not a member of any
Church, yet but few men Obeyed
more strictly the Divine injunction,
to do justly, TO love mercy and to
walk humbly with his God. Among
his relatives he was as gentle and
affectiOnate as a woman iu his SOciRI
Intercourse he was kind, aff,ble and
sincere, in his profession he was dill
igent, earnest and honest. When
be came to the Bar he was df6dent al
most 60 painfrlness and he had q
halt in his speech which his diff
dence increased. Yet such was the
confidence engcndered by his strict
attention to business, aud his un'
Bwerving integrity in hll the relations
of life, that he rose rapidly in hi'
profession, and soon acquired a lucra'
tive practice, which was held until he
voluntarily surrendered it.
His declining health admonishet
all who knew him that the end wa,
remote. Yet such was the holc
which he had on the esteem aud af
fections Of the people among whom
he had spent his life, that the shocE
Occcasioued by death, was keenly
felt, and whilst his numerous friends
sorrow at his departure, it is believed
that he left not an enemy behind him
Let his faultS which we're trivial be
buried with him. Let his exalted
virtues be remembered and emuIated
Res0EUed. That the members Ot
the Bar aud the officers of the Cour'
from a sincere desire of showing eve
~ mark of respect to the memory
OF the deceased, wear the usua
badge Of mourning en the left arm
for one month.
ReeolUe9.' That the Court be re-
quested TO spread this preamble and
resolutions upon its records, that &
copy be furnished the relatives o.
the deceased and that copy be fur
nished to the Abingdon Virginiar
and Bristol Netcs for publication,
CHAs. G. CUMMINGS;
Chairman
G. z. TRIGG,
Secretary.
And now out Of respect to the
memory of Charles S. Bekem, de-
ceased, it is ordered that the court be
adjourned until tomorrow morning
at 0 o'clock.
r. NJ. PAGE.
A Copy Teste,
WN. G.. G.. LOWRY, c G.
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IL. 1875.
EVENT and OOMMEN T

Two companies have been organized
In St, Louis for the purpose Of opening
I'D q trade between the Mississippi
Valley and South America. The
name of the first is the Mississippi
Valley and Brazil Steam Ship Line
the second. the Mississippi Valley and
Orinoca Trading Company. The
first will send out steamer the first
of November,
The Radical partyhas gottea lower
than any other party that has ever
existed in the U. s They have gone
TO black mailing the lady clerks in the
postal department. They have been
solicited by circulars issued by Post
master Edmonds, who is Secretary Of
the Congressional Republican Com
Inittee, which is equivilant to COM
manding. to contribute to ward
the expenses Of the campaign.
The direct Trans Atlantic Cable
was completed at 2 o'clock on the
9th inst. GOngratulatory messages
were passed from the Manager in
London to the Manager in this coun-
try.
1t p reported that the insurrection
in Turkish Provinces is put down.
Secretary Dulano is defunct. lie
has written q letter from Ohio to a
friend in Washington saying that he
did not expect to return to that city
to LerfUrm any official duties,
Senator Caperton of ". Va. is
reported to be fully committed to, the
Democratic imitation doctrine.
One thousand eight hundred and
ninety sheep we're shipped from
Wythsyille on last Saturday week.
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It was and old bachelor Sho de-
clared thatthe cODyenti6naF represen
tGtion Of cherub was his idea Of a
model infant. "No nasty little lur q
to scream With, no dirty Little hama
to meddle with. no horrld little leg,
10 run about On-just a dear little
pair Of hufJ wings and head" !"
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satisfactory.

Remember that every piece of work
done at
Picken's New Model Jewelry
Store. satisfaction is guaranteed, and
all promises carried out TO the letter.
Aug. loft.
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DR.. ]. WIsTAR Wake, JR.

OFFERs his Professional Services to
~ the people Of Bristol and sur
rounding country. OFFICE On 5th St.,
with Dr.. Hicks.
May ff.-6m.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-09-14

Ladies are specially invited to call
and see the latest style in Fan Chala-
tines, also the new Patent Bracelets,
at Picken's new Model Jewelry Store.
July 20-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-09-14

Richest, Pretties, and Cheapest
Gold Rings at Picken's new Model
Jewelry Store. June 15-tf,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-09-14
Sam'l. Hoffman,
Artist,
BRISTOL, TENN. 4 VI.

Studio over the Book Store. Main
Street. Life size portraits taken in
Crayon, from Photographs, AmbrO-
types. Daguerrotypes, or from Life.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Prices mode
rate.
June ST.
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n. L. BLAckLKT, W. II. RosEETsos, @, /.
BLAcKLBT.
BIaCklGy, Robertson & BlaCkIGy,
Attorneys at Law, 6
Real Estate Agents.

WILL practice in the counties of Sulll
van and Washington, and in the Fedora.
and Supreme Courts at Knoxville; Tenn
As real estate agents we offer for sale large
amounts Of improved and unimproved min
eral and farming lands, in quality and on
terms to suit the purchasers. Our agents
will meet emigrant ships, regularly, AZ Nor
folk and New York, and will be in constant
correspondence with Emigration Societies
and Mining Companies in Europe and the
United States. Persons having lands in L.
Tenn, S. W: Va, and Ky. for sale, of any
description; will find purchases through our
agency. Capitalist wishing to invest in Iron
Coal, Lead, Grazing and Farming lands, and
Water Power, will find it to their interest to
examine our lands. We also offer town
property for sale.
OFFICE OH Fifth Street.
Aug. 25, I873.-tfN
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Saratoga Fan Chains can only be
had at Picken's New Model Jewelry
Store. June l5.-tf.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-31
k0tice.

To whom i, may concern. All per-
IONS are herhy notified that the NJ. P.
r Company have become tired al
this wholesale slaughter upon their
timber, In the Republican Valley.
And from tits time forward We
propose to protect cur W interests.
and hy so doing We Think vi sh. II
protsct the best Interests of the set
tiers. as We are convinced that there Is
, no timber 10 the Vasey to spare.
Especially to be drawn out oftae State
ar cut into lumber. or in n niaa&r
nwasted. And We hope all good eiti-
Gems will consider these matters care
fully aud lend US their influence to
protect what timber there may be left.
I'D. LorRIpGE.
Land Com'r. NJ. p. Railway.
02sm6.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-31
LEGAL NOTICE

In the District Court Of the Ist Ju-
dic,al D,>tricf. State Of Nebraska,
within and for Webster county.
Solomon B,uusxick,
nyman Brunswick,
doing business uraer The
name and style Of Bruns-
wick 4 Bros.
Nchsel Cook.
Mana Cook
& Patrick Barry, Dsfs
The above named defendants viii
take notice that the plaintiff in the
above entitled action, did on the 18th
day Of March. Isis, file their petition
srainst you 10 the ef5ce OF the Clesa
Ct the .aid District Court. setting forth
that the defendant, Michael Took,
gave . mortgage n the defendants on
lot one. block u. In the town Of Red
Cloud. in said county, 10 secure the
psymens Of one hundred and eighty
dollar. add seventy Eve cents g$iS 81
according "a six several notes referred
to in said NO tGsee. That the defend
.pt, Maria Cook has since become the
wife Of aid Michael Cook, and n scch
claims some Interest "a ssid Ddfe.g-6
premises That the defendants Psrrek
Barry eisius some interest 10 said
mostg eed premises. under sod By
virtue Of cersain DorfRsse gven 10
him hy she defeodase Hiehssl Ceek
and Marin Cook
Plaintiff ak. jud<rseni fos tie am
of cue kuodred and three dollars ssd
shirty-6se cents ftHa Isl, nth isaer-
est frozr che isth dag At March. ISIS;
and thaG I'D mortxse-d pseohes asy
be ss,a q assfy sssd soees ssd noss-
Rsess, - stn01 desesdnnes asp .
si6e6 t1ss sAey ne seqsired 70 speeas
an1 sosuu 60 -es1aiD a q bseas
IL - - g Ar. 1873
KALgY,
NJ sss-pf At'y - nisik
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-31
LEGAL NOTICE.
II. s. HALEY.
ATTY for Plaintiff

In the Di.tric, Court of the I.t Ju-
dlcial District, State Of Nebraska with
in and for Webster County.
Patrick Barry,
vs.
Michael Cook.
Maria Cook,
Solomon brunswick,
Hyman brunswick.
doing business undcr the
name < style Of s. Bruns-
wick 4 Bro defendants.
The above named defendants vii
take notice that the plaintiff IN the
above entitled action did on the 27th
day Of Feb. A ID. 1875, file his petit
ton against you in the office OF the
Clerk OF said District Court, setting
forth that the defendant Mlchac! Cook
aud Maria Cook gave q mortgage 10
plaintiff Patrick Barry on los one and
tSo, block II. in the town Of Red
Cloud, In said county to secure the
pay ment of one hundred aB1 ffy-6re
dollar. and interest according to a GER
tain uote referred tn in said mortgage.
That the same Solomon Brunsw,cs,
Hyman Brunswick. doing business
under the name and style Of ). Bruas
wick 4 Bro, claim some interest m
said premises, under and by virtue Of
. certain mortgage given 20 them BY
the said defendants Michael Cook,
plaintiff asks Judgment 90 said promo
sorry note for Sl55 % With interest At
10 per cent. from the 2Ogh day Of Feb.
1874. and that said premises be cold
to pay the sause and the defendants
are notified that they are required to
ofcr and answer sad petition On or
before the 10Th day Of Apri, 1875.
II. 8. kALEY.
3J.5w pf Is. Ats'y FOR Plaintiff.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-31

Tue FAxiLY SEWING MACHINE -
The invention Of the Wi,Son Shuttle
SeEing Machine exerts an influence
over domestic comfort unesualled by
any Invention Of the last hundred
years. As an economical arrangem : mt
Il enables one per-on tn do the work
If ten in ! superior manner. and With
~unsp~aksbly more comfort. Machines
viii Be delivered 1t any Railroad Sta
tioo desired. free Of transportation
charges. II ordered through the Con-
pzny's Branch House 1t 81. Lo1is.
They send an elegant catalogue and
chrome circular free on application.
This Company want . few more
good agents
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-31
John k0rner

JUN NtiUtE-
The above named defendant V;ll
take nOtJce that on TIA. 23i day of
March 1875, the plain:if Levi Moore
did file his petition ID the Office II the
Clerk OF the District Court IN aud for
Webster county, Neb., setting forth
tina; ~ the 29,h day os June lS1i.
the ssii d iendlnt made executed AMI
delivered his promi>sory note 10 PLAIN
TIT for the sum q S3ss IS. due on Or
before Sept 1t, 1874. with interest
at the rate OF 10 per ceot. per auumn
Tia, a. a consideration Of said note
plaintiff executed aud delivered TO you
a certain tn y bond OF sc;- ~ and II.
block >, in the town Of Rel Cloud,
Nebraska conditioned that upon the
pay ment of saii note with interest.
the SAID plaintiff would execute a deed
OF warranty Tor the same.
SAID petition prays judgemeo'
against you for the sum of S3os-t u
with 10 per cen, interest from Jure
18th, 1874, also a icreclo>euFe and
cancellation of .aii bond and a sale Of
laid property 10 satisfy said amount,
inter, It aud costs. You are also i1r-
Their notified that you are required 70
appear and answer saIl petition on OF
before the 3ri Monday alter the 23rl
day Of April 1875.
II. s. kALEY.
32-5 sI2 Atty for Plaintiff.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-31
WEBSTER COUNTY.
Arrival and Departure nj h"''
from the Red cloud y. a

JUNIATA Leaves Mnnhay ;
Wednesdays and Friday = "a
Mail closed 9 =. M. sInyes Tue
day Thursday aud saturdays p n.
Harvard Leaves Tue-dsy's and
Friday 6 .. IN. arrives Tur>day ,
and Fridays 81 p III. Mall closed
81 p. IN.
F.A:KLIN, going east, Moncay :
aud Ibur~iay's2 IA. Goug west
Tuesday, and FRI lays 10 a IN
PLEASANT HILL leaves Thursdays 6
a. IA. Arrives Wednesday ! p. u.
Mail closed . 2. ~.
JrwFLL Kansas, arrives Friday :
IL IN. Leaves Friday ! 2. IN.
RrssEI., Kansas, arrives THURSDAY :
IL a IN. Leaves Thursday ! p. m
Ofice open from ! until D. III.
Sundays.
All registered matter mu.t he III
tie evening before i.c mails leave
VI. Is McNITT. 7. NJ.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-31

A full assortment Of ladies' shoes,
all the latest var.etie, at
.. & Co.'S,
-WASTED.-Every one to know,
that Bcr,uz.n K Co, are selling of
their entire stock of Groceries, Goth
ing Boots, Shoes &c. at cost. This
j. no humbug.
ladies. call at b. & Co.'S, and get
a nice dress pattern for &c. per yard.
Gransers call and see if r. r..
Shercr, amt selling Drugs and Paints,
cheaper than any other house in the
valley. all others know it. Every
thing warntcd.
DIR. ThoS. r. Williams wishes to
say sha, ali who are indebted to him
must call and settle by Jan. lst. eth
CT with the cash, or By giving i note.
l9-td.
l%niii,l, Tinted Iarersnd envelopes
At the Post Oi6ce. 2iwi
Schnol crayoHs for 35c, a box at the
Post 0ftcc. 2fwi
Ifyou wan. cheap reading go to
the Post Office. 2iw4
To close out our stock VIC sell for
cash only.
Calico, - per yard. Bcs; cloth gait
ers SIS. Boots warranted 500.
Mens shoes, 81 %. Flannels best.
10 cents per yard. Extra sole leather
60cts. per ID. SheepsAin mi;ts, 9oets.
We viii rent our store with a good
cellar for a very small consideration
! to give u man a chance.
29 II j. BEEENZEN 4 Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-31
Se.;es Sc. A.aaai s.has. c;st-.s:
Meeting.

The Annual Meeting Of School
Dis,ric, No. , Of Webster Counts,
Nebraska, for the Election of SchcoI
nistrict Ohcers, and for the transac-
too Of such other business as may
iawiully c,mc lsfarc it, will be held
at the School House in Red C.oad on
Monday ths ffih day Of April 1875 a,
, o'clock .. IN. Dated this 10th day
Of March ISIS. J. W. TgLLEys,
Dtrsctor
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-31

There viii be = Teachers Institute
held in Red Cloud On 1hursdsy and
Friday. April III sni a5i, 1875 Al
teacher and others Interested Of ,h.-
and atj,:ninZ COUNTIES are ~ursea,ly 10
vi,ed to attend. |, i ss>o desired ths,
every teacher prepare . short address.
essay, reaiing exercise, or declamaii,n
TO be ready when cailei for. | shall
| shall eDieavor 20 secure entertain
uient through the kindness Of the cl,i-
,eus Of Red Cloud for all that may at
tend. An examination viii lie he'd
on Saturday following.
II. s. HALEY.
County Superintendent
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-31

Kerosene, 81 cents per gallon Gar
her < 10.
-F,e>h OYSTERS, by the can OF
&dnzen AZ Geo. IeisS. Al>o fresh
bread. pies. cakes, confectionery, &c
- Nice ,hingS for the lite folks, at
the Post Ofice. Gall and lock al
them.
Best aud CHEAPEST assortment o'
Stationery in town at the Post Once.
Go to the Pos, Office for paper,
pens. pencils. states. &c &c.
Go to Shcrcr's for your drugs,
Patent medicines e.
Candies. The hest aud purcSt 1t
toan. q; Geo. Ieis>.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-31
NOTICE

l. hereby given that the Board of
Commissioners of Webster Go, Neb a..
vii meet on MONDAY April 10Th. ls1j
sui continue in session three days. fol-
the purpose of cqualizing the asses
ments for the year 1875 Al who
have complaints TO enter will please
take notice and govern themselves &C.
cording:y. BY order of the Board. ..
j. 4. TULLEYs,
Clerk,
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-31
curx.u

CONGREG ATIONAL CHURCH
, Services every first sni third Sab
baths Of each month ct Red Cloud
and l~navsle. 10 o'clock A " al
Red Cloud. > O'Clock p. " al In
s,ale. livery second and fourth
Sahha,hs at t'atin aud Harmony
Precincts. HEy. \. MAXWELL
ia,tor.
RAPTISTCHURCH.-REv THo~.
NrXLow, Pastor. Services every
fourth Sabbath at l.. VI.
EABRATu SCHOOL every Sabbath
morning At III A
j. q. POTTER, Supt.
Prayer meeting Sabhsth aud ihur>-
day evenings All held a; the school
, house Just north Of town.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-31
Ec:;cs Teachers.

Notice j. hereby given. That | will
examine all pe,s 'ns who may desireto
, offer themselves a. candidates for
teachers of the primary or common
schools of the county, at my office In
pRed Cloud, on the first saturday If
August, November. February and
May. IT, : hALEf,.
Go. Superintendent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-31
TAKE

GcIDE Rock, Webster Co. Neh.
March 18th. ISIS
Sarah & Nckersoa hsviax kfs NJ
bed and board without ouse q pro-
vocation I'll pessos - psvsess sre
forbid harbosiag o. tras<inx her "a ny
aosount. for | Ui1 pay % debss a hes
essfractinx vAseeves.
p. = psCKusOx.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-31
WANTED.

To purchase for CASH. - head OF
Spring Calves ard learling>, from e
to lS-months I'd. fuuuirc of
RAs>FR RRo's..-
4 niles fa>, OF Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-31

The Domestic Sewing Mach ne
i. acknowledged ~ all competent
uacrs 10 be the lest machine now be-
ole the public.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-31
Seed! Seed! Seed !

A. VI. Talbot, OF Guide Rock, has
about two hcuircd bushels II seed
wheat, 6hy bushels oats, ten bushels
spring rye. and one harsirei bushels
Of pure Early Rose and Early York
Po,..oe. for .sle. Sample. ~ the
grain at County Treasurer office. Red
Cloud. asiw
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-31
CSin Planters.

Two two horse corn planters for sale
cheap, to close out my stock Of Agri-
cultural implements
32-tf. ~. B. MCNIrr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-31

Send to n. II. Johnson. Crete.
Neb. for circulars Of the Domestic
Sewing Machine; al>o terms to agents
Il e. if you mean business and really
SAsnt an agency.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-31
Feny! Ferv!!

Nev.Ferry si Guide Rock. Good
crossing ., Il! ,irses-
~ ri VIZ. MoNraoNKRv.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-31

DIR. Williams wishes to give no.
tee that all accounts due prerisos Z.
January last. viii be put in the hand.
81 q collector. if not paid April ist-
3o-tf I. B. WILLIAMS
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-31

Save your ucuey these hard times
hy goirc Ia Wilcox. Who Viii save
rou money on ronT taxes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-31
GRANGE STORE.

GRANGE STORE.
GOOD NEWS GOOD NEWS.
For the Farmers Of Webster and
Neiyhboring rouBties.
GRANGE STORE IN RED
CLOUD.
The store kept by John G.. Potter
haviug been appointed by the County
Council a
GRANGE STORE.
Patrons of Hu baulry viii fni il to
their interest 10 trade at the Grange
Store.
Don't forget the place-Next door
10 the Post Office.
J. G. POTTER Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-31

J. Q Potter wants oil the teams he
can get. TO work on repairing The nal-
dana
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-31
WANTED.

Two thousand pounds Of pork, a.
shs Red Gland Meat market, for
&lch ! viii pay the highest cash
Price. Also some Fat Cattle.
Mack n. WARHEA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-31
NEW GOODS


A fresh stock Of Dry Goods and
Groceries viii be sid at bottom prices
at the Grange Store.
HoS Is this for Hiahl You can
bay a good pair Of kip boots for four
dollars at the Grange Store.
Thy some Of that good Tea at the
Grange Store.
SrPRINTSi sPRiNTS,
The incest Prints 10 town can be
bad at the Grange Store.
lfyou want 10 get your Stationery
cheap go to the Post dice. 24w4
-Grsnger's, ifyou want good tea.
coffee, sugar, aud other groceries. call
at the Grange Store, next door % the
Post ofic.. JOHN G.. POTTER, Red
Cloud.
so to Smith & Calvert for Furui
iure.
All kinds OF Dry Goods in large
supply aud a. reasonable rates at
GaRBER & Co.'S.
GOOD warm fall and winter shawl
aud dress goods at
G. & Co.'S.
A fall stock Of Boots and Shoes,
Tor the fai trade at
G. & Co.'S.
-Granger's. If You want your
Graoger boots ami shoes, call at the
Grange Store. ions G.. POTTER.
Matches. 5 ceD,s per box at Garber's.
Lamp cLimneys, 3 or 25cts at Gar
bcrs.
Three bars soap, p cents, CARRIER K
Go.
Sod. In ,.ens> nor pouui a, E.rhers
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-31

"a. So far ss We have been abe TO
learn there was no serious damage
FROM the Wind alone, anywhere in the
county.
IATE3-
To Harmony precinct there uss .
srea, amount Of damage deoe. the
losses Icing estimated ., owe $4,000,
the detail, 0! =hica viii Be given next
xeek,
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-31

-Afrw County Warrants wanted At
once by WILCOX.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-31
County Superintendent
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Dis,ric, Court Of the l., Ju.
deal District 10 aud for Webster Co.
Nebraska