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The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-17
Fine weather FOR the past weck.

r. r. Sherer is moving his drus
store on the lot south Of Carrie. x 60.
The bridge boys are ct work on
the bridge south Of town. aod will have
it Completed in a week or ten days.
MIR. Knight says be is 40 mus
clan, but If We would say nc more he
would set EN- up. So We took a cigar.
Mr.. Moore. of 81. Joseh, No.
stopped at the Valley House last night,
He is out on q prospective tour, and
10 pay a visit to his friends in franklin
County.
Last Thursday a FIRE broke out in
Mr.. Sieepers wagon shop, but was
soon extingui.hed BY the prompt
assistance Of some Of our town boys.
MIR. Sleeper wishes to return his
sincere thanks to the gentlemen Sho
took such 40 active part in ex,inL uish-
ing the fire 10 bis shop last Thursday.
Post has a new sign on his Feed
Stable.
Ono day last week Mrs. Parks
lost 80 bushe!l Of Wheat and Oats
Some one broke into her house while
she was away, AMI male way
with it.
Il. e. Hanson Of New ScaDda-
nava Kan has been in town for eve
al days. He reports business lively
down there.
We understand that our County
Clerk, from the press Of business,
found it necessary to have q deputy,
and bow be has one. It's a boy, and
We think it is his set 'em up
Go to NJ. b. McNi,t,s for your
yellow covered literature, he has some
thrilling story books.
Lively times at the spelling school
last Friday night. The boys and girls
enjoyed themselves playing whip
craker :" to the disadvantage Of some
of the girls.
H. G. Bill called on US last week.
Some Of our most fas,idious read
ers got offended at several items in cur
columns lat week. So We will not
say anything abou. ''!ong-hairel but
ter" pleasure rides, &c. this week.
Our readers viii notice that the
proprietor Of the Valley House has en-
largcd his advertisement. That does
not look as though Joe was running
behind, or if be is, he is still willing to
help Us, which Is more than some Of
u friends are willing to do,-who do
not advertise at all.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-17
COUNTY.
Arrival and Departure "f hai''
from fhe Red Cloud II ID.

JUYIATA Leaves Monday :
WEDNESDAYS and Friday ! a III.
Mail closed 9 p. M. arrives Tues
day Thursday and Saturday. p. u.
H.nvarD Leaves Tuesday's and
Friday & p. IN. arrives tuesday ;
and Friday )! p. m. Mall closed
)! p. ia.
FR,.KL!Y. going east, honday's
and lhrrsisy's2 y. IA. Gong west
TucsGay's anl Fridays 10 "a m
PLEASANT ULL leaves Thursdays D
a. m. Arrive Wednesday ! =. M
Mail closed 9 T.. IN.
JEWELL. Ean-ss. arrives Fridays
IL III. Leaves Friday ] ?. III.
RrsSrL. Kansas. arrives THURSDAY :
II a H.. Leaves Thursday / p. III.
Ofce open from / until q p. III.
Sundays.
All registered matter must he in
the evening before the mails leave.
N. Il. MCNITT =. II.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-17

The QUEEN OF ALE SEWING Ma
cHINEs.-In speaking Of the merits Of
the Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine,
it is sufficient for Us to say that We
think the invention of this machine
marks one of the NEST importan, eras
in the history Of this country /; and
when We consider the influence il has
upon the social welLbeiug Of the
masses, it is difficult to conceive Of an
invention of more importance. 1t has
q beautiful, noiseless movement; j,
makes the genuine "LocS-SGtch'
alike on both SIDES, and does to per
fiction al kinds Of plain and fue
sewing it needs nc commentator .
its rapid sales, the increasing demand,
aud the many fa,t-r;ny testimonials
from those who have used it, Is srd6-
Gent proof of its merits. The want Of
a sewing machine is deeply felt in
every household, and as the Wilson
Shuttle Sewing MacAice, On asceuns
Of ls extreme simplicity and less COST
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-17

by LouIs> NJ. ALcvrr. author Of Little
Women" etc.
The peculiar features of ~. NicAias, which
have conGuced 80 largely TO as popularity,
will te Kept up with spirit:
short and easy stories in
GLMtAAN, lsAaiN for translation
will appear occasionally, while, ack -sn
saddle ASox will conilnae to be full
OF interest, and the department; tor 9erg
ponne reader. will oe enlarged.
Bayard Taylor anu other distinguished
tray eile.s villa give Stores vi torelsu CSun-
tries
Mr.. Rideing will continue his series Of de-
Iisht:ul AID instructive Pape.s On Practical
Subjects.
Mr. Bartlett and others Will attend TO TIE
department Of Iiome entertainments. Tab
leaux. Niyants, etc,
New writers. IN addition to oar present
large corkS oi contributor. Will glve yoUnS
pSopse cf ali ages, fOeuns. $40
riexkkelches. aud Paper GA % tseu.
~, bsoSr ap0y. 1rave1. A0Seaeare.
Natural - History. Oot-ooor AND H.
door Aports, &c-. Ae.. with a hearty
shrinking of fun throughout the yvirIne-
fy:ce eS.ov - yeas. but Up 60 jan LIST
vel. send the fwEtyE NyNsEs Tor sae year
just closed Vol. IL for Ouiy S5.Oo ihe
sane. eisasa:E boaSd "a Red and Goid win
be sent. charges paid lOr e8.o.S.
One years subscription and twelve back
numbers. SJ.OO- Use years subscription
and volume oxE. BoCSp as ABOVE. sent
charges paid for SS.OO.
Ss-M Postage Psep1at ty US.
HSn
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-17
NEW GOODS,

A fresh stock of Dry Goods and
Groceries will be- sid at bottom prices
at the Grange Store.
How is tbs for High! You can
buy a good pair of Kip boots Tor four
dollars at The Grarse Store.
Try some Of that good Tes at the
Grange Store.
aayPRINTS! sI~PRINTSl
The incest Prints in town can be
had at the Grange Store.
If YOU want to get yonr Stationery
cheap go to the Post Office. 2lsi
-Grarger's, if you want good tea.
coffee, sugar, and other groceries, call
at the Grange Store, next door TO the
Post Office. JoHN G.. POTTER, Red
Cloud.
60 to Smith & Calvert for Furni
'ure.
All kinds Of Dry Goods in large
supply and at reasonable rates at
CARRIER & Co.'S.
food warm fall and winter shawls
and dress goods at
G.. 4 Co.'S.
A full stock Of Boots and Shoes,
for the fall trade at
G. & Co.'S.
-Granrcr's. If you want your
Grangcr boots and shoes, call at the
Grange Store. JoHN G.. Potter.
Kerosene, 30 cents per gallon Gar
Der & Co.
Matches, scents per box at Garber's.
Laup chimneys, ) .or 25cts at Gar
hers.
Three bars soap, - cents, CARRIER &
Co.
Soda lOcen's per pound, al CARRIERS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-17
& MCLEAN, Pubs,
Cincinnati, Chic.
THE SUN.
DAILY AND WEEKLY FOR 1875.

The approach of the P~residen,sl election
give. uo9sual imPertanss to tss svsnts and
describe them fully. faithfully aud fear sssly.
TIE WEEKLY Sun has new aitaiHci .
circulation Of over seventy thoassnd copies
lis readers are foan l in every >tsis aid Ter
ri;nry. and its cusiity - well snosu 20 toe
puh;ie. We shall cot arly salcasor n keer
il tally mp 81 the old an arf. bat % in prove
snd add &c ie varsesg sol power
TIE WEEKLY Sun Will eos;isae to be
q thorough newspaper. All the ness Of the
iay viii Dc fsani IN II. conasrsei. shea On
important. q. fall length ~asa ef mosneat.
.ad always. ue trust treated IN q clear. in
txres,Ins ard instructive nznr.r
II IL oar Ain To make the WEEKLY Sun
the best family Newspaper IA the word IL
will be full Of entertaining and s~pprsprists
rea lisz Of every sort. bat ritl tr7ns pofnI1x
TO oEsnd the z st s-rspslszs ant delicate
taste Ii viii sisays eeota q tie Eso=; i1-sy-
essinx stores AMI roHancss Of the aaT. care
fally selected and lex.biy printed.
The Agricultural DeysrtMent u . rrofnr
nent feature IN the WEEKLY ST y. sni is
article. viii alsays &c found fresh aid use
full 20 the fzraer:
The lumber Of aea is5esesieet in Po.i-
,s~ increasipg. AMI the WEEKLY Sun
= their PAPER s<peslAliy. IL ecl0nys 20 DO
ez,fy. cad ob<ys 30 distasioE- e~oa'esdIns fgs
principle. sEd Tor The election % The se>t
men. Il eIDose< the crrraptioa thss dis
VINES III StG1tEf ~ 80 ~
Ihro~ es republican, fassIsEtsoas- IL has nc
.ez. Of knages. and seeks co tzv0rs from
their saFpsrterr
The usarxsu e every firi aaj the Esh-
ion. are regularly .eystef ie ..s eots=sn.L
The p-:e. Of tss HEkkLT stS s one
aal,ar . year fr q sheet ~ essnf pAxs.. sr4
sffy-six eoiusrrs- As tbs krY ly sezr tbs
exp<n.-s Of rzS<s AID r~riating sc sfe nst
able TO make ANY discount ~ zi<w any pre-
nian 10 frleo6e xke may q sceetai e3sr1
20 sxsexd IL ei>csiafisa. tsd.y the p<s
lav. which r~easires payment N s1yzaes oEs
dollar q yeay, With tyessT cent? fae ezs- %
preDssd postage atf~f- 10 TIE tate Of saa-
srSiptien IL y not aeres<sSy 10 get CD q dab
erper 70 hare the WEEKLY sun ct fAss
sfc. Asysse Via s-sis enc Ss.iAs sei
t~eesy eeac vii st The PAPER. pesspzs5.
fsr . = EAR
We have NJ ,rxseis;nx ageno-
TAe weekly soa.-Eish. psse.. HAy-
sir eofannL Ozly $50 . lar. ppsaa1<
SrDssd. We dsssss=ss 6osa ass sc
re Daily a1s--A Isfr: fsararAx.
sewspA,sr sf sve2s--sszks co;zHp<- nn{a
eisrGtstlon over bs9- All rs DesS ~
eestA SzhscriDs %. p<s<ace prepsiA.ss e<ueI
"a noah % - SO . yeax. He e4nes Il q
% esG. 1ssessnf e - eesl
A6.s tn So, sss ~ s.y
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-17
EZsc TE-s,

The advertising rates for space III
THE CHiEP Tor the year ISIS, will be
as fa.lors:
Que column. per year $50
One-hsif column do 1890
One fourth column 900
Business Cards, 500
DO when inserted fer short
time, per month, l.Jo
Local notices third pagel to regu-
lar advertisers, ) cents per line Tor
each insertion.
Transient notices. PER line, 10 cts.
Under the head Of Specials" set
ia solid Nonpageil- notices VIII be in-
serted for cents an inch or less, for
each insertion. This last form We wish
to introduce 10 those who want to sell
or buy stock, land, or for the general
wants Of the community.
Legal notices at Statute rates. At
torneys and officers of the law will be
hell responsible for the legal notices
they hand in.
Lodges AID other Associations will
be charged ) cents per line FOX all
notices not of interest TO the general
public.
Standing advertisements ant locals
from regular advertisers payable at
the end Of each quarter.
Transient advertisements, and no
tees FROM strangers must be paid 70
advance.
These rates will be adhered o. ex-
cept as regards filing contacts.
No person need ask aug deduction
or dLcount from the above rates or
conditions.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-17
TERRIBLE DEATH Of A ussaEAE!.

About four weeks age our city Mar
shall (early one morning) thought he
heard a strange noise Ia a store, as he
vas passing by. On making an inves,i-
cation he found that the back door Of
the store was open; he took ~ his
position near that point Of cgress. in
tending as soon as the invader made
his appearance to shoot him down. as
the best and most easy way to get rid
Of sch beings. lie had not long to
wait, for very soon he heard a shutting
noise /; and cooking his revolver he
stood in readincss-just then a head
p~rotruiel from the dcor,-xhen
h. fired at 1.-THE shot taking
effect In the top Of his head. The
victim fell, AMI the officer dragged
him to a ravine a shor: distance from
the store, and then fred two more
shots into his head. After viewing
his victim for some time he kicked
him with his foot, when Ola horrors !,
III: victim instead of being dead, as
he supposed, staggered to his feet
then feb back, but still he was not
dead. The officer having no more r
tridses had to go ON distance 10 bis
boarding house after more on return
ing he fired two more shots-and the
poor old dog We called Jack" was
dead.
A few appropriate lines to his re
mains :
Old Jach is defunkei
Dead Is q nail.
flushed is his barkia'
so stiiled Is his tail.
How did he die SO very forlorn
Was i; from barkin' or gnaxin' q bone.
No twas a shot from an off Ger high,
And now old Jack lays out in the dry.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-17

Notice is hereby given that a special
session Of the Board Of County COM
missioners will be held on Saturday,
February 18th, 1875. Commencing
at Ro'cleck q. u. for the purpose Of
coudsider;oe the question OF SEED grain
aud for the transaction Of such oehsr
business rs may properly come before
them. j. A. TrLLEYs.
Red Cloud, Feb. Sth as Clerk.
2sG.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-17
Miscellaneous Enigma.

G.see-a.sess EI:sna
For the CRIkF.
| ain composed of So letters.
My S5, 9, 6, is a kind OF an az.
so, 81, 20. 81. II. is a kind offood
81, IL, 5, s. %, 81 -, 10, 81, SO
Is a proprietor of a hotel.
Il, s. l9 is, -, ~. is girls name
10, 4, 50, Is a young bear.
-, IS. Ii, %, Is used by teachers.
:, 2S, Is, Il, means impure.
81. %. 25, %, Is an eutangiement.
Is, %, >, ~, !, is what We cannot
live without.
), 50. 20, ii, l6, IL, 5, l. II. -,
Is, 10. Is the name of . hotel.
My whole is the naue and p ace OF
residence o. an esteemed friend.
Answer pext week. ELIZA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-17
WANTED.

To purchase fnr CASH, 80 head OF
Spring Calves AID leaflingS. irom &
20 Is months I'd. Inquire Of
RAs>rR Bios,
ankles East O! Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-17
STORE.

tkANGE SIbEE.
GOOD MEMS GOOD NEWS.
For the Farmers of Webster and
Ncighboring counties.
GRANGE STORE In RED
CLOUD.
Tie store kept by John e.. Potter
having been appointed by the County
Council a
GRANGE STORE.
Patrons Of Hu>bandry will find il to
their interest 10 trade at the Grange
Store.
Don. forget the place-Next door
to the Post Office.
j. g. POTTER, Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-17
WANTED.

Two fbassaai ronuas Of pork, at
: the Red Cleni Meat market, for
which ] will pay the highest cash
price. Also some Fat Cattle.
NARK II. WARNER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-17
Eo.:c. :: -sa:he.a

Notice l. hereby given, That will
examine ell rersons who nay desireto
offer themselves as candidates for
teachers Of the primary or common
schools of the county, at my Office IN
Red Cloud. on the first saturday #
August, November. February and
May. II. : kALEY,,
Co. Superintendent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-17

VI. n. Richardson has a large sup
ply of seed corn on hand, for $3.50
per bushel. 23-m5.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-17
Co Superintendent.

Send Ia II. III. johnson. Crete.
Nsb. fer circulars of the Domestic
Sewing Machine; also terms to agents
a. e. If you nsean business and really
want an agency.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-17

The Domestic Sewing Machine
j. Acknowledged by all competent
udcrs to be the hest machine ROW be-
ore the Liable.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-17

OF manufacture, is sold at much
lower price ihsn all other hrs.-cass
machines. il is meeting With the ex-
,eusiye patronage that il 50 justly de-
serve. Nschinss vii be delivered a;
any railroad station they may desire
free Of transportation charges, il or
dered through the Company's Branch
House at 49, State ST, Chicago.
They send an ~elegan, catalogue and
chrome circular free on application.
This Company sant a few more
good agents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-17

Valentines NaIcn,ine~,, At the
Pot onicc. CcrTic and fancy.
-F.e-h Oysters. hy the can or
dozen st t;co. Xeiss. Al-o fresh
bread. iie~. cakes. confectionery, &c
Nice things ior the little folks, at
the Post Oaicc. Call aui look at
them.
Best and cheapest assortment o!
Stationery in town at the Post Office.
Go to the Post 0Ece for paper,
pens, pencils, states. &c lie.
Go To Shcror'S for your drugs,
Patent n:,dIciues &c.
Candies, tia best and purest in
town, at Geo. Eei>>.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-17

Save your NANCY these hard times
ly going Ia Wilcox, who VIII save
YOU money on your axe
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-17
WANTED.

Wheat, for which the highest
marke, price will be paid.
tfal. ". n. RIeHSRpSoS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-17
sssstrsSS :.Is:I.CrG.I.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Services every first and third Sab
baths of each month at Red Ci"nd
and ~Iravale. 10 O'Clock a. NJ n
Rrd Cioud. > O'Clock p. II at In
ayale. Every second aud fourth
SahbalLs at Ratin ard Harmony
Precincts. iiEy. \. MAXwELL,
Pastor.
BAPTIST CHUECH.-REv. THos.
NrXLow, Pastor. Services every
fourth Sabbath at - 4. N.
SABBATH SCHOOL every Sabbath
morning at II \. VI
j. q. POTTER, Sur'.
PRAYER meeting Sahhsih aud Thurs
DAY evenings. All held at the school
house Just noIth OF town,
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-17

A few County Warrants wanted at
once 10y NiLLCoN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-17

of this book Charles Dud:y Warner
writes:
I'm the bound volume Of 81. Nicholas with
its glory of red and gold. we have n perina-
neur addition to the literature of the young.
Never before has so much literary md and
artistic talent c0-operated in the service Of
children. II is a continual educator of their
taste ond o: their honor and courage. lido
no. see how il can be made any better. and
il the children don't like 1t. l think il is time
to begin TO change the kind Of children II
thI. Coultr..'
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-17
st. Nicholas for 1875.

The prospectus OF the second volume show.
that there is to be no falling Of. but an in.
crease in its literary anu pictorial s,trac-
tons. Among the other attractive features
are
Two Splendid Serial Stories,
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-17
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Il he Young Surveyor
COUSINS,

by J. 7. ~TRowsRIDGE. author Of the Jac
Hazard Stories. etc,
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Music for Schools.

ing OF N usic for school purposes. Teachers
f~ayoring US with their orders need only state
what class Of music they desire. ana we de-
sire. and we will guarantee 10 make them .
satisfactory selection.
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Official Directory.
CONGRESSIONAL.

CONGRESSIONAL
w. Upton. Brownyille. Us. senator
W. Hitchcock. Omaha. u. = seha.oI-
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registered lettktks unaG ala e
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public are 1dtSlaeb ssyu ehS M
Office neyers TO send money q vi.
nable articles IN unparalleled let.
tiers. .PastMastfss ata al .nosf as
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do co. 20 s.ssnel sa1 ,s,ss III, e. ~
FOREIGN POSTAGE. .vs
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T IPosTAL CARDS maybe sent Ia
Canada, Newfoundla1yd,, Germa,
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The Latest News.

The place to buy your Groceries
and Dry Goods is where you can get
them the cheapest. Capt. VIM. J.
HUaIIEs, of Rocky Mount, La, will
sell you more Groceries and Dry
Goods for the same money than any
other eountry store in North-Louisi-
ana. He has full stock Of Groceries
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Prints, Domes-
tics, Notions, &c. "Quick sales and
small profits, nj is his motto.
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Texas.

POSTPoNEMENT OF THE TEXAS
REAL ESTATE DRAwING.--OWing
to the invariable custom of postpon-
ing Drawings, the public viii not
believe they will take place until the
expected postponement takes place.
Although literally patronized, we
have not disposed of quite all the
tickets. Owing to the above cause,
together with the unprecedented
rains and floods throughout the en-
tire South, as we'll as Texas, and as
we are determined to have a full
drawing, thereby insuring entire
satisfaction to all ticket-holders, we
have postponed our drawing to May
13th-about sixty days, when every
prize shall be paid in full, amounting
to over 60, 600 acres Of choice land
centrally'loca near railroads, II
Houses, 1926 Gold Coin prizes, among
them one of $4,000, and one of S.
000.. Our enterprise is endorsed BY
the City Council. Reliable agents
wanted. Send for circulars; they
will convince you, we are both relia-
BILE and responsible. Tickets reduc-
ed to 81. Eleven for SO, and % for
$40. No connection with any other
similar enterprise.
+. e. FOSTER,
Manager, Houston, Texas.
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a~ 1.-THE Nursery" published, at
Boston, by John L. Shorey, So Rron-
field street, is one of the most ex-
iuisitely heat and enterprising publis
cations Of its class. IL
s1Er Fora complete assortment Of
tfn-ware, parlor and cooking stoves,
or any article I'D the hardware, crock
eryware and chinaware line, go to
A. Kahn & Co.'s, Shreveport.
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