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AXaStADc9.
eentiaI to healthy condition Of mind and body.
and eyou an occasional ripple in the How
OF matrimonial felicity may be heratded aa
blessing, acting, like summer thunder shower,
rs purifier OF the elements. l believe it was
paIev who when gentleman asserted In his pres
enca that in forty years OF married life he never
had q difference with his wife. obeerred that it
mnst have been terri fiat. a breeze rufding the
beads Of ripeued grain. Or stirring the under
growth OF sop1e retired dell. serves to reveal to
1s hidden forms O: beauty and delight re had
not dreamed OF. CHERRf JAAEs.
ONE MORE EQUIVALENT" FOR ELISHA
WORTH.
n fhe Edftor of The Chicago 157bn1s:
Chicago. Oct. Ill imagine E1ishs in his
luxuxiougly furnished room at the Palmer
House. fremont, OF Grand Pacific, lolling laziy
back in some softly-cushioned chair, <'while
majestic gyee.ness sta enthroued" upon his no-
hle brow. as hs contemplates the rings Of smoke
as thsy curl gracefully from the bowl Of hif
erontsite}y-co!ored meerschaum pipe and hear
him exclaim in ectasy of delight II he heaves a
deem sigh Of 1eiief, t Thank the fstes am not 4
married nan have not the burdens Of An extrav-
.cant wife and large family to weigh me- down. II
Poor Elisha, am really afraid that we're you =
married man, you would be compelled 70 alnR
with our much 1oTod poet
And the burdens laid upon me
e&m greater thsu can bear.
Marriage ia too sacred to be dealt A9ht1y "1sn'
and is the type Of too holy union 70 ne tne
by-p1ay merely OF careless women. must
acknowledge. however, that my ser do oner 700
many opportuuities to the '"lords to crldclse,
Int snreiy Elisha, nor no other confirmed oid
bachelor. will assert that al imperfecnons and
extraysrances CAL be laid at the door Of the
,d;oa Eeither ran he eay the inor6inat8 love
Of style, dreas, aud personal appearance
ia confined to the fair DANES, else why
does 3s cultivate with 30 much pleasure 'ne
, 1875-10-17

Uncle Sawney again scratched bis head and
rnuttared. Lord ha' mussy!' but finally said
snlenfy to Nanny, "Ornfassen yo' coat.
Mao1my began with trembling 6ngars to unp1n
her dress, while the children hung around her
With cries OF distress, and Grace endeAyored to
hold it together.
"Oh, Nanny, don't undo it; Stop opening
your dresal Don't lot him ~h!p you: cr1eo
Nelly. :" Oh, Nanny please Msmmy!
"Nebber you mind, honey: It don't make no
dif 'unce;" and the "ltaefeo olo ups we're tfem-
bling Like the peer black fingers. Nanny
amt got long TO STAY here, nonow. ~ cont
make no diff unee bout de path gattln naffef.
"raint you ails fsutt, chll1dn 90 OF 70 ma "as
hvm t'oan % neln, n'e9g hse, ae loea eai1 .oe
when ny mamtna celaes oacar 1,;aa s*9t ot aSs'
sobbing aud looking deflantly a. MISS EnnefDy, inner =
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-28

SGAL BLANKS NEATLY PRINT
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-28

Agent for tho celebrated SINGER SEWING
MACHINES, wkich will be sold on reasonable
terms. saio VI
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-28
q. n. HASKELL,
TOWNSHIP AGENT,
G. p. r.. r.
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE

D.RTIrs WISHING TO LEASE OR pUR-
chase Lots in tho town of Winnie
mueca, are hereby notified that all ap-
plicatioas for the same, or ON business
relntiua thereto, should be addressed to the
undersigned at Sacramento, where they will
receive prompt attention..
i ssr Those occupying lands belonging to the
company, without having bougAt oryleased
the same, are also notified to attend to the
matter without delay. and avoid tsc Vie.
nols Il d. II. NA.kELL.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Dis,ricr Court of The lst Ju-
dicial District. State Of Nebra-kA With
in and for Webster County.
Joseph T. Bobier.
We
William Richardson,
Mrs. Richardson, wife Of w.
Richardson, first name an-
known.
The above named defendants will
take notice that the plaintiff did on
the 9th day 0! April. 1875, file his
petition in the Office Of the Clerk of
the District Court, of Webster county.
Neb.. against yon. The object and
prayer Of said petition is 20 f~oreclose .
crrtain mortgage executed by you to
plaintiff. upon the owl, Sec. 81, town
/. Of range 10 west, dated Feb. i9th,
1875, for three hundred aud forty dol
lars. due April lst, 1875.
Said petition prays Judgement
against you for the sum oftwo han
dred and eighty dollars With ten per
cent interest from the first day oil
April, 1873. You are required 10 sns-
wer said petition on or before the
third Monday after the 2lst day-o'
May, 1875.
ii. s. kALEY,
81 It Atty for Plaintiff
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06
Notice.

To whom il mag concern All per
sons are herby notified that the VI. p.
r. K. Company have become tired Of
this wholesale slaughter upon their
timber, IN the Republican Valley.
And from this time forward We
propose to protect u own interests.
and By 20 doing We tliak We sh u
protect the best interests Of the set
tiers, a. We are convinced that there II
no timber in the Valley TO spare.
Especially to be drawn on, ofthe State
or cut into lumber, or 10 any manner
wasted. And We hope all good citi-
scns viii consider these matters care
fully. and lend us their influence TO
protect what timber there ussy be left.
j. p. LorTRIDoE,
Land Com'r. ". p. Railway.
Z3tn6.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06

Notiee i hereby given. That l viii
e1anise m. persons sho may desire to
offer them-elves as candidates for
seecAers Of the primary or common
schools of the eoaaty. At my otic. in
Red Cloud. on the first Saturday q
August November. February and
May. II. s. KALEY.
Go. Superintendent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06
To DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARDS:

Az
You win please take notice that By
m act Of the Legislature, approved
February 18th. il is ms6e the duty Of
School Distrie4 Boards to furnish
inmediasely to the County Clerk .
ssateweoe Of the amcaDt Of Bonds
heretofore isea d asi not siresdy
raid, the date Of each Bond, the rate
Of Interest, and when and where il
Il rsysble.
f0s 9in make this statement -
pnasibse, and tsSess Da6s 10 s0e
fer the Coauty Cswuissiones 70 levy
the tag inquired 70 pay the Interest
Cd four bseas, 10 tax viii be levied
for that purpose
The lsV makes il she dufy Of tbe
G uaty Commi~ioaens 20 levy The
tax q the aoe time other taxes are
,esied o he fra Monday IN July.
By order OF The Board 81 Cou,fy
Cowuiwionen
A. TCLLxY. Co. Cerk-
Red Coad. April !. 1873. SIS
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06
Ca1U.Css psseCr0RY.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Services every first and third Sab.
bath. Of each month at Red Cloud
and ~Inavaie. 10 o'clock A. y. Al
Red Cloud. 2 O'Clock r. u Vt In
s,sle. Every second and fourth
Sabbaths at Bafin and Harmony
Precincts. Rev. A. MAXWELL
ita-for.
BAPTIST CHURCH.-REv. THos.
MuxLow, Pastor. Services every
fourth Sabbath at ! p. n.
SABBATH SCHOOL every Sabbath
morning At II A. u
j. Q. PoTTER, Snp'.
Player meeting Ssbbath and Thurs.
day evenings. All held 1t the school
house Just north Of town,
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06

Norice is hereby given that on the
10th day Of June, A. ID. 1875, at the
hour Of 10 .. m., st the Court House,
in Red Cloud, Webster county, Neb-.
viii offer for sale at public auction
20 the highest bidder upon the terms
fixed BY the Aw, the following describ-
ed school lands in said county Of Web
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06

DfEp.-At the residence Of her
son, l. kipchey. Guide R0sk prsciact
Ape1 2sih, lr7S. HAS bAKbAkA
KixcaKs, aesd IS years and eight
Gossks.
IT. Jseoh k:ssb~f Si-hes 10 return
fks.ks % those sho 20 kindly s~issed
6uisg the last ssek.es ssd bafisI If
lie 41sspased.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06

No lands viii be so.d for less than
seves dollaw pr sore nor les than the
appraised value uercof.
Said mle I'll be sdjourued from
dsy t. 1ay til Il Of aid lands have
been o6efsd.
g }. A. TrLEEYs.
3!-e Geek.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06
Notice.

NOTICE.
The sea,i-anual meeting Of the Ce0-
gregstional Church Of Webster county
will be held at tho School House in
District No. Is, Batin Precinct. on
Thursday as,d Friday, May 18th and
l4ih. 1875. A cordial invitation is
exteaied to all
Rev. A. Maxwell, Pastor.
81 q Red Cloud, April Goth, 1875.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06
Gam Planters.

Two two horse corn planters for sale
cheap. to close ont my stock Of Agr-
cultural implements.
sd. Al. b. MCNirT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06

usesas hts<-f1t u SnS ~ Wtos&SS N-1s
Nebszska
Jsha Z. Black
John q. ro,s-r.
Eisahcih f'csses.
Alfred r. Peuy.
James n baldwin,
ssd A. \. Ssha<fer,
II. b kesehsm.
sod iS.isrs we,i,
dung tusp--s under the fim
ssme Of Scau<scs Kefrhsm <
To s1d J. T.. usdcn. s. r..
Buck and u. X Harvey. Do
ing tnsiness under the ARA
ssme Of J. c. Jsden 4 Co,
lei-od.rss
Alfred L Perry. A. " Schua~r.
II. y Ksichaa. fsi1 ore We'd J. e.
Ogden, :. +. Buck. and u. b Harvey
roe resident defendants saa take no
tsce that John 4. Black OF the c,ua,y
Of Red Willow. IN the State of Ne
brsskA- did On the sgh day Of April
1875. file his petitioa an the phs,s,cs
Court within ald for the county Of
Webster. In the State OF Sebssska /,
against The above na,nei defen6srs,
setting forth that the SAID joan u.
Potter ami EIxabcth Potter gave .
mortgage 10 tie sasd Alfred t. Perry
on lot tsn (lol "a block twenty SIX (a6j
10 the village Of Red Closl. Neb., ard
lots ten aud eleven Ito 4 M. in block
one CD. in hichard~sn's addition 81
he'd Cloud, all 10 said Webster coanty
to secure the payment OF the sun Of
three hundred 1900 dollars. according
10 certain notes referred To In sad
mortgage. and also to secure A Il Perry
against his liability on ceriaiu joint
debts Of she sad John u. Potter. and
Alfred Il. Perry, Assumed By Jshs a..
Potter, and that the said Alfred b.
Perry assigned said mortgage 10 de-
fcndsn, james NJ. BALDWIN, and tha,
said James VI Balixsn further zssigu-
ed said mortgage TO plaintiff. and that
since the giving Of said mortgage. fhe
defendants compo-ing the sail Grm a
Schnster. Ketchsm X Co. and T.. 4.
Ogden 4 Co. claim To have acquired
some interest In the premises - mort
gsgei, and praying that said John u
Potter nav pay the ain Of - hun
dred tSswl dollars due plaintiff wi,h
interest from May 18th. 1874. or ths,
said premises may be sold to Isy the
same. You and each of you are here
by notified to answer said petition on
ar before the third Monday after the
18th day OF May. 1875
john Y. BLACK.
By WILCOX K GILLIAN,
35-ft-$.D Attys for Plaintiff
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06

REO tLOCO WIZ.
The Bosrd Of Commiesioners
we're in session on Monday, to make
the annual settlement With the county
Treasurer.
LOOK oUr for the spelling
School Friday evening.
There VII be Special Go apunica-
ti,u Il Charity Lodge NJ. So, A. F.
L A. NJ. 90 Saturday evening, next.
A general attendance i requested
A nioe lcs Of fresh Orasges and
Lessons at the City Drug Store.
-This time it happesd At HE
Hummers over = veek aga. and tia |,
boy. Come down Isaac, and shaka.
The seatAs sas quiz tnsl On
Satu1av and Sunday bat b nov
MARE ss1 pleasant
Corn viii eli be planted this week
If the weather perunita
During the last ten dsys sAsrs
has been eoa. der bio eora pesassi
throughout the county. Ii seems % =,
that Il ea LITTLE TOO esrly. thoagA sAe
ground i in @sassaaily good ssaaities.
--Qsarterly Meeting ofths y. 4.
- - q
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06

sS~cd oAS cheap. Inquire II thu
e.ce. ID
A,,,v., s,A n~psvssve - nsss1
ereo the Red Cioss -.
Jus1ArA Leaves Monday's
Wedne.day's and Friday - n
Mail closed Q .. m. Arrives Ises'
day Thursday asd S~asarday's' p. e
HARVARD Leaves Tuc-dsy's ~
Frid.y's6 p. m. arrives Tne-dsy,,
ssd Fndsy's 81 p. N. Mail closed
8 p
FRArKLfS, goine east, Monday .
end Thurrdsy's2 p. "a Going west
Tuesday, asd Fridays 10 .. m
PLEASANT Hill lesses Thursdays Q
a m. Arrives Wednesday . p. u.
Mail closed 3 .. IN.
JEWELL Kansas, arrives Friday
II N. Leaves Friday p. q.
RussxI, Kansas, arrives Thursdays
IL a. N. Leaves Thursday p. N
Office open from 4 until 6 p. N.
Sundays.
Ali registered matter must be IN
the evening before the mails leave
NJ. h. McNTTT. +. NJ.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06
wocD |! WOOD

Berepken 4 Co., have a large
amount of wood sale 10 large or small
quantities to suit.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06

Quarterly Meeting
The Qaasssrly Meeting Of the N.
y. Church vii take place At Red
Cloud, on the 18th and 10th Of May.
Rev White. the Presiding Elder,
vil be in attendance.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06
TEEYHr TEETH

IEE9H! TEETH!
Sherer has agool set 81 instruments
and viii extract teeth on short notice
snd IN q manncr that il viii make il q
pleasure instead Of something to be
dreaded. Give him . call.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06
in Real
ESTATE.
Wilcox & 6;lham. Sl!.

Have for sale choice tracts OF land.
aud good claims.
All letters of inquiry answered
promptly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06
WELLS, WELLS,

An wanting wells bored will do veil
to call upon W. W. HARVEY,
hawaii, Webster Co., Neb.
xA-Good notes taken If desired.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06
NO. 3.

A good claim of so acres, four miles
from. Red Oiuud. south Of the river.
Timber and water.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06
NO. 1.

LOO acres decided laid. l! miles east
of Red Cloud. 80 srres good bottom
GLASS baud. balance smooth upland
prairie, veil water~d. A bargain.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06
LEGAL NOTICE

10 TIE DISTRESS Court cf the lst %
dic:sl District 10 snd ks Webster Ia.
A.k>~A
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06
No.

A goo3 claim Of I60 acres, three
miles fron Red Cloud, we'll watercd
aud some timber. A few acres under
cultivation. Can be taken - . home
stead.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06
4.

100 ere 3 miles from town. 100
acres bottom. 60 acres level upland, A
spring on each 80 a running streno
through the quarter, 20 scies igEuNs
ed. . log house l5xlS, Is seres uG<nts
10 acres oats, 10 acres corn. ODeStn!
the mall grain and all the corn go
viii be sod with the land II sale Is
made in sixty days. One COW, : ptOws,
harrow, | span horses, harness aud
wagon, and 2 cultivators.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06

Nw} 81 3. 9. firing; 80 ames under
plew. . good well, dug-out stable l6x
As. hcwed log house I6x20. Cheap.
For further particulars call sa o.
address
WILCOX & GILLIAN,
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06
MATTERS.
For Saie.

The Neat Market st Red Csout.
This d . good chance fcs . nsa ussh
.u,l means 70 sscuse Z rod ocsigs'
The building and Whist beiosgs shere
10. tcresher ~ith the gaod viIl, . o.
ssvcd c4t ckeap. Inquire II thu
Mo I'd
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06

III. Esller, father Of ". n. Wa
ierssht iisss On Elm Creek, arrived
ast week direct from Ens.asd. ssd
vii settle sesr hisDn Mon Of she
same family viii soon be hcra Gone
on.
-Nes athe bsss tine 70 boy COED
Maie webster. cUuasy. ny eis.p.
Ans oss en-, aieaa few hundred dol
lars. At this. time make IN isssssmest
ths. viii psy richly within ; fsv years.
There ase : namber Of god trses, cd
d.ins offered SOW tyr half Of vhal
they nil bring sext I'll, q spring. II
sny q our casters sesassp proposs =
eose 10 Nebrrka, theJ sA sss<1
asaia FAD - god eppsrsa.itiss = =
present 2
-Pssc EAley informs - that -
sshosi hs y sssendzupe ofsix1-ikAl
pupils hssens = sssta + : aik'
ing . lstle too zach 70 ayzpe tiassl
do justice tore lhrses sAGl -
iRe1 CA sshod Apss : slsssAyssag
0nE11s seessifefA@I1
SD. s nsassss kasoua evsal
seres &A WsSAau uanIk IN .
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1t is SO healthy in Washington city that
an undertaken has been sold out at auction to
pay his debts. His stock of coffins was bought
for the st. Louis market.
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OoRsUCH,S DAILY EXPRESS,

BETWEEN BALTIC. a T0wsoNTOwN,
Starts from Green & Bros, Store, SO W. BALTIC
St, near Holiday St, daily. All orders left
there will be promptly attended to. The start
ing points at Towsontown are Willis and Van
horns Stores. Will call for baggage, &C., when
orders are left at either of the above places.
April Ally. JOS. G0RSUCH, Proprietor.
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Valuable improvements!

M. McNAMEE,
No. Oh Franklin st, bet. Park q Howard,
BALTIMORE.
MANUFACTURE of and dealer in Stoves,
Nl Ranges, Furnaces, Tin and Sheet-Iron
Ware, and House Furnishing Goods generally.
l invite especial attention to my
SO " z N r. a N G. Ell
Suitable for either coal or wood. Does not re-
quire the expense of bricking. Quick and per-
feet baker; inch holes with an adjustable
Warming Shelf Send for descriptive circular
and price Fireplace Stoves set and repaired.
Repairs for Stoves and all orders punctually
attended to. Also, Roofing and Spouting done
satisfactorily. FEB. 7,'74.-ly.
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WHAT Young LADY DID.-In Concord a
farmers daughter during the pas; year had the
care OF his poultry yard. In the spring she CON-
menced with about sixty fowls of the common
breed, including one Dominique rooster and sew
eral hens of that took She also had two roos-
tiers of The partridge Cochin breed. From these
she raised three hundred and fifty chickens -
When young she fed on cracked corn, but when
fattening them gave whole corn and Indian meal.
During the season she sold eggs to the amount
of 800, and from September 20 to January II
she got ready for market one hundred and fifty
pairs Of chickens, which she sold for $780, She
thinks the Dominique much the best for market,
but they are not hardy when young. She has
some hens Of the partridge Cochin breed which
weigh six, seven and eight pounds each. IL will
be seen from this statement what may be done
BY proper attention to poultry, the profits being,
perhaps, larger than any other branch of farm
ing.
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ENGLISH SHEEP IN AMERIcA.-What nonsense is
believed by some people. They cannot be kept
to the same standard OF excellence in the United
States, some will assert. They cannot be kept
because dogs will kill them, others say. And
they will not stand the cold winters, adds third
party. Farmers here start with iAlsebsod i'm
pressed on them that thsy eAna0l Be kePt 81 al
unless in very small aOcks. aaa thus they eanao'
afford 10 keep shspasra IS las Eaglisa iAr@sEs
Dc. Aad thsy ars HSl ProFsFiy alisaasa ~ ana
% lev aFs 70 BE- ssea 10 so1s asigbbofhooas hat
dags thiak lhsy are so@s ssia aainal. tseHs y
- mgss reslEselisu abs-f AssFsag 4oEs u Eas'
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