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Ra,IUurs MaEri,3s.- ar'sa Of
disturbance of IL religious meeting in
BlMr County, which came before the
court the Hujir"l reports judge
Dy1n as having given the law in
words quito applicable 10 every lo-
cality The Judge sail, suhstln-
TALLY, That while there WIS no cstnb
Used church III this country. there
was law to guarantee t. every mpn
on woman The night to Worship rs
they saw proper and, furthermore,
that to create such n disturbance of
n congregation as our statute con-
tomplatcd il was not necessary that
u riot ha created but that loud talk
ing, loul lar"liug, unnecessary and
Wr.o'ah.a ~uig in'o or ont Of II
churcl, on aAu''.rar' foot lu~i-.'
sciy!ccs, TO the annoyance oi wvG,.,
ippers, was Il disturbance and mis-,
demeanor Mt law lie furthermore
said that there was no law to compel
anybody to go to church but when
in church all must net properly and
decently. The charge was u sermon
that many viii do well to profit by,
and those to when it was specially
directed, will long remember.
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I h 6 ? 0 S t..
> CgosSE. Ed'r. \ r.oL'r.


IlcI.iHhIicoLs made great gain,
at o." i,cal elections Throughout the
STATE.
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TIM ExTRENIE CoLD.-ln various
parts of the country, and especially
in the iGr West, the cold has been
c%trcmo and long continued, and the
storms have baon very severe. A
kansas despatch says that twenty
men have bonn frozen to death thcre
and that many others have had their
limbs frozen Nor does the cold
wave appear to limit itself to North
America, for in Scotland the cold was
also intense in January, when, in
Glasgow ana Edinburg, the death
rate rose appreciably above the birth
rate, and people were alarmed. The
cold this Winter appears to be gem
eral throughout the world.
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The Philadelphia H,q,tirer remarks
that the winter of 1915 is likely to
become remarkable for its wrecks
and disasters upon the sea as for its
disagreeablo character upon the
shore, Vessels arriving last week
from Europe had extremely rough
weather and made peiilous voyages;
they slso encountered many wrecks
and a large number of vessels in dis
tress. We have now entered upon
upon the last of the winter months,
that is, according to calendar, but
the month Of March in this latitude
is the most wintry of months In fact
unless things change, we shall have
to begin the winter with January aud
give December TO tho autumn.
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ArEvsry effort necessary TO insure the com
tort ofguests viii DO made. The house has been
newly RENTED. oetls,lsTlu
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themselves to bo, and something
should be done to countoract the
influence of this new movement. IL
is pity that the attractions of labor
in this country should not be made
strong enough to hold all classes Of
workmen who have sought to better
their condition by seeking our shores.
-Hryord Ecening Post.
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] 3aggies. RookawaYs and Wagons.

] 3aggies. Rocksways and Wagons.
A y my stock OF BU1GIES, ROCKAWAYS
"A and WAGONS must be sold to close
the business, bargains in these uehicles ,oiu
6e offered for the ,lert thirty days, and ue.
hicies sold beloD their ualus.
Light Horse Milburn Wagons. com.
plete, at $50.
Heavy 2 Horae Milburn Wagons. com.
plete. at $50.
Light Horse or Milburn Wagons, com.
plete, At 500.
While bsrRai in Buggies and Rocks.
wayS will be given regardless of cost
MarchS JOIN A6NEW.
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Important to Consumers of Tea

important 70 CO08pmof1 OF lea.
I HAVE made arrangements with an i'm.
Il porting Tea House to supply me with
uniform grade OF TEA. 90 that consumers,
finding Tea suitable In strength and
flavor. can always depend upon getting the
same, by asking for that grade and price.
We have opened, to-day, twelve Chestn Of
Tea. as followe:
Fine Oolong G.
Fancy Oolong A.
inc Epglish Breakfast C.
Fancy English Breakfast A.
Choice Imperial B.
Fine Imperial G.
Fancy Young HysonA.
Choice Young Hyson B.
Fine Young Hyson O.
Choice Gunpowder B.
FANCY Gunpowder D.
Fine 0unpowder @.
Invite an examinat tion and trial OF these
Teas, which will be found unu .ually cheap.
and the quality superior to anything here
tofore offered in Columbia. Tea, when
properly prepared, is more healthy than
coffee, and 10 much cheaper.
also call attention to my GENERAL
STOCK OF GOODS. which 10 unusually
Fancy Family FLOG.. :"
Davis Diamond HAMS.
Davis Pure Leaf LAID.
GOSHEN BUtTER-best and cheapest
In town.
RIO COFPEE-parched and raw.
LAGUAYRA OUFFEE-parched ed and raw.
Old Government Java C0FFEE-psrched
and raw.
All goods marked down Eve per cent to
meet the times.
Feb 12 HARDY SOLOMON.
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For Rent,

{ 8sH THE three.s story BRICK BUILD.
ING, on Plaiu street, rear OF the
8k Central Bank. at present occupied
by Mjss Perciyal - . boarding houss. Il
oontstns seventeen rooms. With all water
conventenoes, gas. cto. Kitchen. stable
spply.tc =. ]. Q. MARSHALL.
March
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Final ns.:ketse... !.

N0HCE. is hereby z Eiyer; that John
E asrI nxs,sssn; ,s, s3 e sss s:ssss q q
p. I. BOOM. Judge Of pre6sts. inS Snds for
the Comfy OF AiehlsnA Tor : dHsi dis
that fhs itth d.y 81 X MIs6H 4. IS. s ISIS, b.; b;
fixed for hearing Of petition, and . final
settlement Of said estate.
Judge Court Probate, Riohland County.
Fe6i3 aut, lis.
DUkE CALIFORNIA An onLIoA.
l. Dec IL J. G. SEE0ER8.
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For Sale or Rent.

A AOONMODI0Ussn md hands ON civ.
6 hniahed COTTAGE. HOU5R. North
.Weet corner Pendleton aud Assembly
streets; With hue Stables, Kitchen, Gar.
den, ETC., attached; Hot and Cold Wata r
~ all othor oonvsniences. Pos. session
given APRIL /. Apply to-
March JOS. TAYLOR
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~ nave never seen or tried such . sim.
pie, emcacioue, satisfactory and pleasant
remedy In my fe."-H. HAINER, 81. Louis,
No.
Hon. Alez. Fl. Stephens.
II occa sionally use, when my condition
requires it. DR.. Simmons' Liver Regulator,
with good effeot."-Hon. ALEX. d. STE.
PHENs.
Governor Of Alabama.
"Your Regulator has been in use in my
family for some time, and am persuaded
It 10 valuable addition to the medical
science. j. GILL SHORTER. Ala.
Il have used tho Regulator in my family
tor tho past seventeen years. can safely
recommepd it TO the world as the best me.
didine have ever used for that class Of
diseases 1t purports to oure.-H. r. THO.
PEN.
President Of City Bank.
"Simmons' Liver Regulator has proved
: good and efioacious medicine."-C. A.
NUrrINo.
Druggiat.
I'VE have been Acquainted with DR.. Sim.
mons Liver Medicine for more than twenty
years. and know 1t to be the best Liver Re-
8ulator offered to the public."-M. r. LYON
axd a.. L. L1oH, Bellefontaine, Ga.
II WAS CURED by simmons' Liver Regu.
lator. ater having suffered several years
With Chtlls and Fe7er."-R. F ANDERSON.
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Southern Queen Sweet Potatoes.
EnBARRELs FOR SALE. ct {5 per bar
CV rel, delrvel ed 1t depot here. Equal
10 the Yam" Ia eating qualities, an enoi-
moue bearer. and ths earliest potato
known. ~ 3. O'NEALE. in.
HsYch4 +k
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The Clerqy.
"A.ve been dyspeptic for Year,; began
Regulator two years ago; II has acted Ike
charm in my case."-Rev. J. @. HoLMEs.
Lady's Enforcement.
-! have given ) our medicine thorough
trial. and In no case has It failed to give
full satisfaction HxAcHAM, Chat
tahoochee, Fla.
Sheriff Bioo Cownly.
II have used your Regulator with sue
cessful effect in Bilious Colic and Dyspep.
sia. It 10 an excellent remedy, and GER
tainly . public blessing."-C. HAsrERsoN,
Bibb County, Ga.
Nv Wife.
my wife aad self have used the Rsgula.
tor for years, and testiiy 70 its great vir.
tues."-Rev. ]. b. FEIDIl, Perry, Ga.
~ think Himmops' Liver Regulator ono
Of the best medicines ever made for the
Liver. My wife and many others have
used It with wonderful effect."-E. K.
SPA4Ks. Albany, Ga.
II have used tho Regulator in my family,
and also in my regular practice, and have
found It most valuable and satisfactory
medicine, and believe II 1t was used by the
protsssion, It would be Of service in very
many Gases. I know very much Of lie COM
ponent parts. and can certify its medicinal
qualities are perfectly hArmiess."-B. r.
9RIoas, N. D., Macon, Gal Jan 30tw6m
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~ 4 u q ]. zaA y a.zaaMA.s Fy.1,
I4Sa d4 An q { E isSl 6
csntssnsai Z; 1911 ss 81 sasf 81
Msy,rlS76. wish ceremonies ippropyis
aee 70 80 interesting an OCCASION. In
ITO. 100 years ago. and, before the
Declarstion Of Independence, the Ger
man cftixens Of Charleston rallied to
the standard OF American liberty.
They organized corps for the defence
Of the Colonies in the great war for
freedom. and rendered signal service
in the establishment OF selI-govern-
ment. Their record in the revolution
ary struggle ia a matter of history.
Their services during that memorable
contest, under General Lincoln. of the
Continental army, and at the sieges of
Savannsh and Charleston, aud on
other battle. fields, are proud testimo.
malls OF their patriotism and devotion.
They sealed their devotion to that
cause with the blood and lives of many
of their numbers. In 1912, the Ger
man F0silters we're again called upon
to assist io tho defence of the coast;
aud In 1886, whom the. bloody toms-
hawk Of the Seminole drenched the
plains OF Florida with the blood Of it's
people. aud the cry for succor was
s9ain waited 10 the shores OF Carolina,
the German Fusiliers, animated by the
spirit Of '76. volunteered their services
and aided in redeeming their sister
State feom the ruthless hand Of the
savsge. Tho company has, through
all the. vicissitudes and trials Of tho
past century, preserved it's organiza-.
tion. and is now believed to be the
Oldest military organization in the
: United States. Az carly - 1902, they
attached 10 their military feature 30
ciety for, the support Of their INDECENT
widows. orphans and destitute mem.
befs. In this noble cause Of charity.
shey shsve' expended largo sunni from
thsiF; own prishte rtsources-these
have been shattered hy the e=l..i.;es
Of the war. This will be, a. il be-
lieved.s the 'hrst military centennial
celebration Id these United States.
The Fnsiiiers desire TO GROWN this cen.
teanial. mot only by giving interest
'end ed9niaeanoe TO tho occasion, but
alsg. BY plaCing upon . permanent
basis fond for the relief Of tho widows
and orphans OF their deceased mem.
bere These objects would, indeed,
be dt. aud grateful memorials of this
historic 0ocssion! They, therefore,
appeal with confidence 70 their fellow.
citi1ens throughout the broad sxpanse
OF this Onion. whose liberties. now On.
joyed. they hslped 10 achieve. What
ever donations may be given for these
porposes. will be gratefully soknow.
ledged. '.S4SsiI 90 t'ic J, -4*" $50
a. !0KhDrs, B. BOLIVIAN, d. A. AM,rr,
WV: KNoBE1ooH, JR., @. BRRBussz,
A.. MnNKl. O. 81. .HIhnEN, JoHH
KILNCx. o. r. WmrxRs, F. Won
SANrHR. g: RIEcxs, q. O. PLxNaE.
Df MU14RR, q. RosxNTHAb, Special
Oommitsse on oentennial.
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Wines and Liquors.
NHAMPAGNEs-Po Sec,
~ Ohaus d Duchatel,
Kelley's Island Sparkling Catawba,
California "Impe, ial."
HRANDlES-BrandenburR Freres,
Jas. Hepnesey.
Otard. Dupuy Co vintag gee 1895, 1853,
1865.
WINES -old Private Stock Maderia-in
bottles only,
Choice Table 6herries,
CalitofniaAnge!ica-yery delicate,
Full line OF Hooks and SAdternes, includ.
!nS "ch.te:c yaren," ,""Lstour Blanche" ;"
"Hockheimer, r,""Lanbsnheimer." -" }" DC. DO.
Our specially 10 me goods. such ~ We
oan. With tonAdence, recommend. Any
rare vino not In store We are prepared to
purchase either in New York or Europe,
and furnish at market rates.
Nov2s GEO. sYMMRRs.
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Lost.

%ts-+~ ~ IS LoDS.
VESTERDAY EVENING. on Laurel or
Il bull etreets, near their Intersection, q
JET OROsb,. tipped With gold and ialaid
With pearl. Any person who will leave tho
same at this ofico wall be suitably reward
ed. fli y 81 - $50 March AZ
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The Civil Rights Bill touches only,
hrst; hotels; secondly, public convey.
anoes: thirdly, places Of amusenept;
and. .fourthiy. juries. a more strin.
gent Law is-upon the statute book OF
New York. bat has never been en-.
forced.
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For Rent or Sale.

For Rent or Sale.
~ THE comm6dious HOUSE on the
6dH corner oftAeeembly and Lady streets
undergoing rspyirs, and will be
rented or sold on reasonable tsrma In.
fquire'Of' - ~ 2. . Il. .NWAFefEEO.
!. Feb al "
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NJ o N EY TO LOAN
On Marketable Collaterale

EXOHANGE on New Y.mk, Baltimore,
II Philadelphia, Boston and ell promi.
nent cities Of tho United States and Eu-
rope bought and sold.
DEPOSITS received and interest- bear ing
certificates iesued.
STOCKS. BONDS, GOLD and SILVER
bought and sold.
ACCOUNTS OF merchants and others
from the city and country solicited, and
LIB ERAL LINES OF DISCOUN1SRranted
by the CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK,
Corner OF Plain and Kichard dsun streets.
JOHN s. PRESTON, President.
] II. SAWYER, Cashier.
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Tickets for the real estate distribu.
tioin' te.h bet obtained q she Indian
Girl Gis.s store, Csaubia Hotel
Cigar Store. 6alxbsohet's California
Cigar Store, Wheeler Hoase, 8. sheri-
dan's grocery store and at the PHas1x
oidss. The drawing will be under tho
superyisiouof tho Noket.holders. Pro.
cuns iioksss st onoe, ~ it is desirable
to get mp the distribution at the ear
liest possible dase.
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Notice.
ALL persons are hereby warned not to
a trespsss on nv Lands, under penalty
Of the lag provided in such cases
Msrch 26 MRS. N, 3. BEOKHAM.
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New Books, at Bryan's Bookstore.
"ORKING to Win. story for girls,
w t1.75.
Mistress Of the Manse. by DR.. Holland.
author Of Arthur Bonnycastle, 81 so.
A History OF Germany, from tho Earliest
Times. by Charlton Lewis, g. 80.
Manual Of Mythology. Greek, Roman.
Norse, Hindoo, Egyptian and Old German,
Prairie and Forest. the Game OF North
America. with adventures in their pursuit,
by Gilmore, 81 so.
Health and Rduoation, by King sley, 81 rs.
Hogarth's complete works, in three vo.
Butler, with plates, e2.6 History OF Clubs
and Club Life, London. Book Of Wonder
ful Characters, with portraits. The Slang
Dictionary. historical and anecdotai.
Homes and Haunts Of the British Poets.
London. and other new books. Nov
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Grand Central Java Coffee.

WE are sgents for the GRAND OEN-
Their coffee is sold In pound packages, st
thirty cents per pound. and each case Of
sixty pounds contains superior eight day
clock, which becomes the property OF the
lucky purchaser who buys tie package CON-
tanning the ticket which entities the owner
thereof to the clock. The coffee is full
value itself for the price charged. and the
clock 10 given ~ pfize to induce pur-
Jan22 JOHN AaNEw h SON.
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PERRY & sLAWsON's

THE military man after m artisl exer.
L cises; the farmer after the days labor;
the mechanic returning from the busy
scenes OF the machine shop; the merchant,
worn out with the daily routine of the
counting room; the lawyer ploddipg the
dusky lAbyrinths Of laws intricate paths;
the pArson perplexiDg over some difficult
theological question; the man Of elegant
8 FOR 25c.
leisure disgusted with times monotonous
pacee call find In these Cigars the re-
fresbing, re-lnvigorating, enlivening and
solactnR panacea their tired nature, over.
taxed brain and dropping energy rt quires.
Sold only by PERRY d SLAWBOE,
Indian Girl Cigar Store, Columbis. q. q.
MONOPOLY AND NEW SENSATION
March q
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Davis Diamond Hams.
IN TIERCES Davis Diamond HAMS
~ and Bugar-Cured BREAKFAST
STRIPS, just received and for sale BY
Feb 10 JOHN AGNEW & BON.
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Reduction in Kerosepe.
DRILLIANT WHITE XEROsENE bv the
- barrel, st II cents per gallon, and ct
retail, delivered In any part If the city, at
20 cents per gallon.
Feb 26 . JOHN AGNEw d RON.
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Coughs and Ooids
DROWN's BRONCHIAL. rROCHES.
- Chlora:e Potash Pas,i'es,
Gelatine LozepGee.
Wistar's Daisam Wild Cherry,
Hilre Balsam Honey,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Jayne's Expectorant.
Pisu's Cure. For eaie at
L. T. SILLIMAN 4 cos
Dec ~ Drug Store.
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8 FOR Csc.
MONOPOLY AND NEW SENSATION
March q

New Sugar-Cured Hams.
100 NEW YORK sugar.cured HAMS.
lOO choice quality, Just received and
sor sale by JOHN AGNEW d HON.
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Naphtha Lamps.
GAS LIGHT.

|, "A GAS LIGHT ct much Jess expense.
~ These LAMPS are in different tyles
and well adapted for Stores, Ofioee,
Rntries and Rooms. Each Lampis Of itseli
gas msnufaotory. The oil is fed through
tubo or pipe, At the end of which the
burner converts It into gas. which burps
with brilliant white flame nearly equal to
the best GOAL Gas. and eurpassing many
coal gas lights. For sale by
n. z. CARR,
Feb 16 3mo 81 Bridge street.
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Ssventy-avs Out Of Every Hundred
DEHSONS are affected With some de-.
i rsngement or disease OF the skin. No
matter what the nature of It may 10,
"hElNITsHs QUEENS DELI0HT," the
This is quite enough to ssy. II You have
Any akin disease, pse ,Rsinitsh's Queens
Delight. Dec 10t
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-10-07
The Iowa Corn Crop.

Iowa is a growing State-scarce thirty
gears old. Among other products she
will this year add to the sum total, will
be 100000 900 bushels of corn. Now
let US see what this mea when put IN
. comprehensive form. It will require
an army of 10000 Changers twenty
days to pluck and crib the ears. If
shipped, it would require 1866 ships of
1000 ons each to carry the crop. If
transported upon cars, it will require
100000 cars, and would make a train
1850 miles in length, n space nearly
across the continent. If loaded upon
wagons, with carrying capacity of thirty
bushels each, the train would form .
line $1,000 miles long, or 1900 miles
more than the circuit Of the globe. If
emptied down upon the city of New
York, it would overwhelm that city As
were Herculaneum and Pompeli. If
made into whisky, it would float the
United States navy, or make every man,
woman and child upon the face OF the
earth drunk. 1t means fat horses, fat
beef, fat hogs, fat poultry, and fat peck.
etbcoks. 1t means that it will open
bank vaults and start the wheels of Com
merce. Here in young Iowa ara mines
richer than California, or Ophir or Peru.
Fifty thousand square miles of surface
digRin's and al .plsy dirt" Then Why
not come to lowai-C osaei1 Bs.1s Mem
paSeI.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-10-07

] left the throng whoee laughter made
That wide old woodland erho clear,
While forth they spread. In breezy shade.
Their plethoric hanperfuls Of cheer.
Along Q dark. moss-nist~d plank
Ny wsy in dreamy mood ! took.
AID crossed, from baimy bank to hank.
The impetuOus silver Of the brook.
And wandering on. Of last ! found
A shsd0wy, tranquil, gisde-ike place.
Full Of mellie sous lesfy sosnd,
While mid8ost q its gFassy space,
A lump Of rugged graniie cleaned.
A tawny-neheneo ledge Of gray,
And up among the bosghs there besned
One blue, delicious glimpse Of day!
In ntsul ~iaintness on my ear
The picnic's iehtsome laughter fell,
And softly. - I fingered here.
Sweet fancy bound me with Q spell
In some bland cline across the seas
Those merry tones ] seemed TO mark.
While danes and ~gallsnfs rosmed at ease
The pathways Of some stately park.
And In thst glimpse Of amethyst air
seemed TO watch, with nusing eye,
The rich blue fragment. fresh and fair,
VI ZONE dead summers morning sky!
And that rough mass OF granite, too.
From gracelcss outlines gcnily vance,
And took the sculpturcd shape and hue
" dull old marble, deeply stained.
And then (most bcauicous change 0! alp
Strewn DER It's notified slab lay lou
A glove. Q lutte, . silken shawl,
A vellum-bound Boccaccioi
Edgar Fawceft, In october Atlantic.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-10-07
The Latest ONT.

We would call especial attention
Ct our re sders TO the following interest.
ing facts: The MOberly Gilt Concert
Association and its management, which
is endorsed by many of the leading citi-
zens of Missouri, was postponed from
July 31st to Oct. 9Th, 1875, at which
time it will take place, or the money re-
funded. The McQsid Hotel. which is
the capital prize, is a new building just
completed; covers q whole block; d.
mensiona, one hundred and twenty feet
by ninety; three stories, with u Msnsard
roof, and contains over one million brick,
with sandstone cOrnice, window caps
and sills. 1t has sixty-five fine large
rooms on second and third stories; base.
ment has four elegantly furnished store
rooms, 20x80; q barber shop and bath
and wash room, 20x4O; hotel Office, 20
x40, and an immense dining room sixty
feet square. In addition to this fine
building, the folio wing prizes will be
distributed:
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-10-07
Lyman Burkhardt who without provo

Lyman Burkhardt who without provoS
cation shot his uncle . few weeks since
q Ann Arbor, Michigan, has been con-
victed of murder in the FIST degree, on
his Dan confession. He wss sentenced
to solitary confinement for life in the
State Prison. He 10 but Is years Of ags.
He 81 On going to jail, The old Judge
nay 80 TO hell. I'll he pardoned ost il
g e - 1sar."
The Repebaiepns Of Scott county have
Aooinated IN eutna, Mark 1AtAsws
and ". q Mysun for ReFFesentativsA
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-10-07

MAKE Your FORTuxK.-In another
column We publish the prizes and date
Of drawing Of the LOuisiaas State Lot
terry. This Is . scheme chartered BY the
State OF Louisiana and endorsed by the
6rst citizens of New Orleans A prize
is fixed for every six ticketA and the
drawing will positively take place. So
fair and equitable i the plan of this
gIShd golden drawing that tickets are
being sold very rapidly. and he or she
Who invcsts nov in Q whole or half ticket
may lay the foundation of . fortune.
We call attentiOn 70 the advertisement.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-10-07
l Grand Gift, McQuaid Hotel $25,0O0
* N NsfH. On NM

The drawing will be Conducted by six
gentlemen wh0ew1ll De unknown TO each
other until selected BY the ticket holders,
after the concert performances are over.
There will be 1881 gifts, $4,000 tick.
cts to he sold ct t1.00 each.
For tickets and other information,
address A. T. BIssELL, General Manager,
Moberly, No.
F. S.-Money should be sent by P. o.
Money Order or Registered Letter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-10-07
OF YEARS.

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thst I have used yoar blood Preparation" tvEs-
ErxE) in my family for several years. and think
that for scrofuia sud caakeroos LuDofs OF raes-
matte s6eetions. It esnIos be exceIled; and % .
blood purifier and spring medicine IL 10 The hesf
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thing. I eas eheeTfuily recommend 10 10 sny one
In need of such o medsc.pe. Yo,rs rvspecffsily.
MRS A. DINSMORE. - kuss<Il 81.