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The Russellville Democrat., 1875-07-01
FIRST.

FIRST. There FOUR Valuable PATENTED improvements in tbe ARl0N which the unkied MUST IMPROVE the TONE and DURABILITY the Instrument.
 SECOND. The Aon perfect in workmanship and quality of AS CAN BE MADE, Piano we manufacture is fully warranted for five years.
 THIRD VOLUME of TONE combined with a and length and purity of vibration, in other Piano.
 FOURTH Aon longer than other Piano in the world introduction Musical Public; proof testimonials from purchases
 FIFTH 7l3 and they the largest QUALITY materials and workmanship plain Pianos do for the higl-priced
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-07-01
FIFTH
SIXTH

Though to other Piano peculiar consrciion sell at lower figures elsewhere; increasing business facilities for manuacur being UNLIMITED.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-07-01

At a Cost of 25 Cents a Part.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-07-01
SECOND.

perfect instrument in workmanship and materials used in its construction AS CAN BE MADE and manufacture is fully warranted for five years
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-07-01
ARION PIANO.FORTE. Patented Nov. l3, 1866, June 23, 1868.

Pamphlet mention where this notice.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-07-01
THIRD
FOURTH

The Arion remains in longer than any other Piano has fully since its first introduction Pubc proof this fact read testimonials from pu
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Nfu DuLlisaIions.


$40 TO $5Q0.,..... !. ~.a.. .s,.p ,..4. t..
ss ,,: psss ~ s,Sa 'T1Ss aHS s2 %
4 GO han Aers and 6oksnI BE - nss.assy, xsx Yax
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For Bows and Young Msn-country.

For BOYS and Young Msn-country.
4 BOYS BOARDING, SCHOOL, Elizabeth,
"A M Rev. J. C. wYCkOFF, Principal
BOARDING SCHOOL 41. for 1 I5,, g B. -,
4 BOYS BOARDING-SCH0OL, SHORT
~ LIDdE MEDIA AilADEMf, ~ mil = irnn Phiiaisi
& ey Sn. 'S So ss RSs s srI t
AZ SS% sf i gTG q not sS SHs
". a an any ssS G m s' S s Bsys syT s
rs. = Ss sHor idaf p IN s A had az OPP
al. a. as P' Soctd ep sS SS can Te
lrr bot the Intellectual amt moral ,he latiyr
III D. sa Il. ~ S1 Me diasG Pam '' "
pOYS privately fitted for Colleee.-Unsnccess-
ID nj candJates coschod siocsbr'dge Mass HOFFMAN
BOARDING SCHOOL ut Wilton, COun.-
dt1.. %USG Ct1i1pt wmiIG5cS ''''' "'''
BOYS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., in a healthy
''"'N''"'' ''''"~A Rev " RiNi3i. n A., i14neipal
BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS, at Cannon's
Station com" '''''' "'''n1'f' fh I'E i FTs 4l
Nlnvcrek College s. lIul Riv. Inst. at Cllyer-
- acLr NY Pdpii- rccai'ei ct @T tins Moi1" fl'o-'
CHARLIER INSTITUTE, lOs West Fifty
- .ni on N'rI d psg Nv S@ki u e. NJ
mS S.a PrSspooea. % Le IaI
ENGLISH and CLASSICAL BOARDING
1ns jaS T' "f c %T s 4oss {fn;DEck sEDS
WICK. A. A., Pr cila
IRVING INSTITUTE FOR BOYS, Tanytown.
i on Iudscn.sesrl reopen- Jau. For .rcuGrs aiIvss
ARMAGHAC& Rowe Principals
LEXINGTON INSTITUTE,
BAY and tkyNGTSA kfsEG c sss 70 ao-ao1
And Froe,s1!'s pTiIt,ipka
Education tr,m the Kiatoes,rea eo",,cN prpara
ADOLPH DUAL PriucpaL
L. IARSARGE SCHOOL. FOR BOYS-NOrth,
IN Conway, y. X. For fail particulars address
FREDERICK rHOMIrOH, Principal
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL, White
VI riaiIps " y. PTiGc pa o. H. WILLIS Ph. d.
MT PLEASANT iNSrTE.-Privatc Glasses
l boys AuItsrst MAJ i;4iAblSi6 nc Nas,A NJ, Pr1h
DELHAM INSTfFUTE.-BOar,ling School for
IL ROYS sprig Tenn higgins AI'1I ~ For cirealses
siirvSs e. PEi-HAh- fUughketi'ne, - ,.
DEEKSKTLL(N. Ys) MILITARY ACADEMY.
1 complete Gymnasium siOO per anDuin SEMI
tiJc,.iar.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
ron QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
- CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAI.
. NEW AND FUIL,POwEKED sTEANsHiPe.
assfns o1 sArv kpAYr. fsOsn Liverpool -
THURspAYA calling Al tork Hassss caeh way.
ADRikpIC, sAruhpAi. Hay aI1 SoAm
CEI.LIC, hATCkpAl, MAY ~, u 80 AnA
Kr!rUBLiC. hArUiujAY. MAJ q. At SOP"
bnlraSntC, t,ArC hDAS. huy IA at nsn
GEllMANIt1 SATURDAY, Janc 5, ~ 5oo nr.sr,,
FHOM THE WHITE HfAE DOCK. PiEk o2. Noietn
RIVER -, -.
These STEAMERS In the uAd, ere ssiio,m IN s
ansur,arsc nvpotslents Tho Saloon, rtsu rsns
snnhing amt Babsvoils aye placed sniish mer w ss
sai motim are tsssI a"unS aeve ~ esAn"" s'n'' s
nArEa-saissal ESQ and slos. goh Rsssx rshsts sa7A
eVld. bteerage, 81 rsteA
Drafta "a upward
iur Is,ytu Of plsns arhef isforuAu sgv1 - -
~sA'sN" r. J. CORTIR AgssA
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Miscsllaneous-City

ALFRED NJ. LOUTREL will give LESSONS
~ during VACATION. Addr,ee A. Maiden lane.
etPANlSH Lamg1mge.-Piof. DE TORN0S vii
- continue giving private lessons during Tie s'onmer
- IfStla.
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ARGARET j. MCDONALD's

MARGAKET j. MCIUNALU'
N1
DRAWING AND WAFER CoIoRS
nom Nature,
?99 RI,,aaTay, Room 4. -
PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN 1O POETHAITS
AND IA /. iSts OF ANIMALS, IN WATER OlLpEN
Terms go for 20 Of hour each IN the Studio
Sip at tie pIpfs rsiieace Psyso IN AL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

For Yoa7g Ladies City.
KINDFRG ARTEN, Al Fast 43d-st., near
IN Mliis,aiay e. oldest snl ssi Kindergarten w the city.
An tht Freehh occupations taught tloivighly Training
tcheTs schools aud families suppiieJ
NsL IA H. II. coz, Pi1n
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Of The Morris Of 1865. 1br~" os1"s "iv eaphatc"I!
Lv,-yoems. TEcy more Of the same SCHOOL with
ewinburncs and Ossets thnn are hnrfs's later works
but Il.y delicate and Ices fiery than S~in-
bur, a. and p,iisivo tasn kostsifi'A To- lovers
Of wis s truly poct!ral and imaginative they will
peal aud ~ smegi their Oiserty 10 v-Sations. their
susstiyei.rss and te latitude they give Ia the nagDs
ton atOpe far theiT yagneness
One Latdly knows Why A sbeaf of Pnptrr' by T. g.
buinas @. Arpl,t nj should have f"'n inad" into
book Tfsy pleasant and t0cisly entertaining. but
tl,srr " no eem Ill of immortality In Them They are
LIZ. tie snlar aftcf4unsr iais of cnIt'ued gentle.
mau; uttr to I've the entertainment s conversational
hour OF even to figure ssby Of them have. IN the
pages 81 aagszi,+- ihan I be arranged III the cool
pernan, OF book, with Roberts Br0thers' an It's
uae page. And yet they each pleasant rad
Ily of the best Of tbom IL the fTri, entitled "SOnIe
fou,~nirs Of Eound hin s.ha" tie written with real
fcs'ins and evidently ducote tribute departed
worth Bat II 10 marred a< most ~ te~c paperr h.
care lessnesa sent sloven'y In construction Az
lie WAS who united, A. Ia rarely net, the quail
tes OF tie uf III ID and 81 action" Is unworthy of
MI Appetou's opportunities for culture and leisure for
composition For Mr. Appleton Is one ~ ,bc rich Of
I.,sUln and n WHO has adorned hL wealth D. fine
taste and devoted Il e. seh larry pursi lie Is Of
the noted wits Of tue Hub too: and yet Tits vol
ume has little favor Of hnnor AiHui u On
half funny, half sairie,l, sBecslote Of Words
worth and his daughter he givos, however
lie tcnnd woris~srh at bsue, snd wa received lay hu
with great rhs poes iuqni'ed with much In
tcrest after certain dsiin hl literary Of Amer
ics. aud said Of volume Of poems by Miss Hannah
Could whiob be h<id m hts hand "Ttey very sni
b. t'u.i en"ags, " yc~ ON. .lsIi"
for Oh. a." Just tben Nsrsvoitfp daughter afterw0rG
Ers QlIan bounrs,d iGta ti,s heated with
ese and sIaorca win Dlnd from bead 10 foot iha,e
ben walking thirteen miles faticr ]" she said. and cvi
linfb ulla hri loij or Ter. Then, with THAT
lsspg dAr}eud ,cr tbc icefins Of s,lers which sr Az
p!oiOn uJilIss characteristics Of the Ia sh. abr s,id
iuruinx bim: And hear thai your American wofes
~. no exercise, osi usy say, enjoy very hal
b.-alth' What is9o do thy generally r,HIf" "They
weak that ~ them lives ~ grow mp,
vas Mr. App9t0n's wicked Answer. LcA.
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Union Nov f1Ht NJ, ~ ''F To- ar g. Htr1i w
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young 1ides
II RrdsrU~4t Conn Ad,,rcs. MISS EMILY NELSON.
I AUSANNE, SwitzPrland.-Fir -claaS School
yon.g Ladies'. obtUesed by Ar and MI~- fINe Oh
Every advantage UiaroL trcpcH ana German ON
eiOae F0I prospectus &c, sPpy at n. rSinaBs
l0! gCtioIpry Jirna iW'ly and Twenty e,tlst
AflSS II. VI. PARkHU r. HOME SCHOOL,
IVA Ncwbdrgh, " y. Goo thorough iaslinetn a-d
home. Sewing sii domestic work taught dcSiiVi
MISS BULKLEY'' BOARDING AMI DAY
WI SCHOOL: tor YOCNG LApi Ia TaIrytown on the
HBisJB.
r{'ARRYTOWN Young Ladies' Seminary offers
4 superior advantage Adirss Rev. w. ii. KINGS
sDRf, larry town. y y.
Mscallaneous-Couutry.
MORT EDWARD INSTITUTE, ". Y, for
l.iien snd gcn,Iensn .l9 var tr board sed Com
mon E1 ss To prepare for oOitg Tor ADJ for life
A,,rss-I los r. ri M, DID Spring Term. March 10
HOME and SCHOOL for children reOpcns
/ L May 10; SlOO for 20 wcokA AfirH-
n. Misses HATCH, DaDbury, Conn.
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Mem publications..

MACMILLAN L. cos
WI NEW BOOKa
,s,,a.s .,..., ,o-,ra,,. ..-...............sl so
SHORT HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH PEOPLE
By J. X Green, N. A. Maps.-.-..~."... w
WILLIAM EARL OF SHELBUHNE-LIFE OF 10y
Lord EimOsl Fitzmsnnco W.
no-,,a,,. . cola ..... 8 90
THE STORY OF FELLOW SOLID ER...-......""... Oh
sgnIMrs r. Law strangtora 80. 90
FyFPrys HISTORY OF GREECE History Primer 90
NoRRiss ENGLISH GRAMMAR uA'ersiuGe
PrinIerl ="
LEssINGs LAGOON. Translated by Sir r. Pmii-
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lusiru(tlon.

For Bows 11i Yo,1. hsa- CITY.
A GOOD HANDWRITING TAUGHT in ten
~ lcssOIe guaranteed 10 all HeohksepinE, 80
AlrIy from TO NJ paots No S4 West FouTth-st
,W'sh,u gton. sauue.l OLIVER Is, GOLDSMITH.
DAINE's Business College, 81 Bowery.-BOOk
k,cpl,g Arth. Gram, sl,eils hOlre s,ltine wiring
tesms 81 mopty back ard persons taught privately
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-03
Arrival ana Departure OF Halls
frasn tsie Red Gisas y. .

Arrival ana Departure Of Eaiis
rrasn tae Red Cisuas y. ..
JrNtATA Leaves Mondays
Wednesday, and Friday . a IN.
Mail closed 9 p. m. Arrives Tues
day Thursday and Saturday. p u.
Harvard Leaves Tue;day's and
Friday 8 2. ~. arrives Tursday'-
and Friday 81 p. w. Mai closed
y y. III.
F~Ra:KLIs. going east, Monday
sud IhuFs,lay'-2 r. ~. Going west
'Tuesiay'- and Frilay's 10 a m
PLEASANT Hill leaves Thursdays 6
= M. Arrives Wednesday ! y. IN.
Mail clu,cd 9 .. Il.
JEWELL. kan,as. arrives Fndays
Ira n. Leaves Frriay ! p. III
RU.sFi., Kansas, strives Thur. lay
II a. u. Leaves Thursday / .. IN
Office open from 4 un.iil 6 p u.
Sundays.
All registered matter must he IN
tie evening BEFORE the mails leave
VI. r. NCNiTT. Z. VI.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-03
Notice.

To whom II may concern. All per-
sons are herby notified that the n p.
r. r. Company have become tired Of
this wholesale slaughter upsn their
timber, ia the Republican Valley.
And FROM this time forward We
propose to protect cur own Interests.
and by so doing we ,hiak We sh II
protect the best Interests of the set
tlcrs, a. we are convincei that there i
no timber in the Valley to spare.
Especially &, be drawn oat ofthe State
or cut iato lumber. or in any manner
wasted. AMI VIC hope all good c;ti-
Gems vii consider these matters care
fully. and lend US their influence 20
protect what timber there may be left
j. L. LonRIDeE,
Lac! Com'r. n. r. Railway.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-03
FARAN & MCLEAN, Pubs,
c-.a.-..., CHA
THE SUN.
DAILY AND WEEKLY FOR ISIS.

The approach Of the Presidential election
zives uau-ssi inYsrtasee "a The eEsEts sst
Developments ct i.-i We skzii e dsayor o
describe them fuilv, faithfully xnd fexri Aziy
The wEENL1 Sun has nsv ~sttsins a
eircuizti,e II oyer ssvecty tkaass1d copies
Its readers Are tosn n every state aad Ter
riforv. ssd its aaaisiy 10 veil kBosB % tbs
pablo We sail rot Only endeasor Ia keer
IL fully up II the I'd 9 =. ard. tat TO Improve
add add C ia variety znt power.
The WEEELY Sun vii esssinss 90 be
q thorough nesspaper- All the nS~s 81 tse
day viii De ssuni II il. condensed. sksn an
ifeportani. NJ fail ienxfb vssn % moment.
and sivays. ne fra<s. .rszse1 In . clear, in
ieressiaS ard instructive n inner
ItH oar ain % make the WEEKLY sCy
The bed h-zny ~asvspaper = the vofd- Ii
viD be fail Of entertaining and s~pyrv2ris:s
70 o1<Dd the N % ~s-rzpeisas o de;seste
taste II vii always e.ctan the nsss inter
e<tlng ssorses and renaseex u shc eaJ care
fsily selected and leg big printed.
The Axrie.fsrzi Dey..tzeat = rresi-
EJECT feztsre II Ii. sEEkLY sUS. sei is
article. viii aissys BE fsssd frssh asA ss~
s1I TO The farmer.
Tie umhsr Of men i~ndsp<adens IN psfi-
ties 10 iaereassrx- and the WEEKLY Sun
IL theis PAPER ~e~psEssiy- IL eesssss % 10
trsacIrse. aHz for rks siectisn q tss ess
men. II exposes TIE ~cerrspsian thai Ss-
sr.<.s he essasry .ad ihre.xezs sss ever
throu - ~rep1biBSxa Insris.fisss- IL las DO
fear Of knate<. and seeks 20 fsvors iro1
their ~ssnpssfses
The markets Of srey kisi asd the fasa-
. q srs regularly feDssted in - eoisnaA
he pescs Of tAs WEEKLY SIN 10 ose
dslfAf . yeaS Tor . sheex Il eigss Daees. and
6ffy-six esSaDez A skis bar - besn tie
expeasss ~ paoer Asi priasxng 1e are s~s
able % make ~ disessss 90 stjsv = pss-
misg - ffieaas no Dsg aAke speeiAi s9asts
70 exsend IL ~esrxa.sfsoa. End<g M new
80. ykieh f>safrss psyDsAs - s1yAses. ~
dsIznf syese. With sssssy essD The ezpg 4
DfepasA Dc<<z<s sk4e4. y tse fsse . sna-
scS5SxieoL IL . ssf Deresaxy 20 81 a. axsxh
u orpss - have the 8RExLY IN n tkss
nee- Axysee uhs eeDds - dss.H A.
fvssye , sfH xss the Sap<x. DsssvziL
fpT . ysaR.
wshsssDs ssxve3Eax sesseI
~ WeeeU Noo-EsAs paep-. Gfy
mn eDse0n1 s,11 49, -. os1nsps
pvEk - dsssse.es 6sa ~
TAeSoagy aoa-A hsvs ssr-aes
1sgp1p9&ew~uey-<ig&f esf10apI urfg
Gk-1inzs.D SeR~ an ~ $3.50 IA
easA EAedA
= 0sGsaddame21 - go
Ak8@ ~, xsw Ixkox
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-03

For THs rHiEF:
Miscellaneous 31:sla
an composed of ~ letters.
Ny Ii, ), II, 9, is a mechanics impk-
ment
Ny 9. 3. s, Is, L., is sometimes spoil
ed by printers.
Ny >, :, ), II, Is 4 sound produced by
the elements.
My |, 10. ), -, ), is what We all hope
u see %
Ny ), !, Is, Q, shoa!l Be served for
dinner.
My 10, 10, B, IL, is an unpleasant SEN
sa.ioD,
My =, ID, II, Is, IL, is what young
men will have to DO or nev wsrry.
My whole is an appellation applied TO
this entire community. ii. /. LUTZ.
Answer next week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-03

A full assortment OF ladies' shoes.
all the latest varieties at
9. & Co.'S.
-WANTEp.-Erery one to know.
that Berenzeu 4 Co, are selling of
their entire stock of Groceries. Goth
ing Boots, Shoes &c, a, cost. Thi,
is no bumbug.
Ladies. call at b. 4 Cos. and get
a nice dress pattern for Dc. per yard.
New goods at the Grange Store
john G.. Potter. Red Cloud.
Changers cad aud see il r. r.
Sherer. amt selling Drugs and Paiats,
cheaper than any other house in the
valley. all others know it. livery
thing warutei.
DR.. Thos. B. Williams wishes to
say that al who are indebted 10 him
must call and settle By Jan. l>s, eth
er with the cash, or BY giving a note.
l9-sd.
initial, Tinted rarsrsra envelopes
at the Posi- 0kcs. a4x4
School crayoas for s5ct . box a. the
Post Ofsce. 2iw4
Ifysu want cheap reading 20 to
the Post dice. 2tw4
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-03
READ TE,s.

The advertising rates for space ia
Tue CHIEr for the year ISIS. viii be
as follows:
One column, per year $13 90
One-hsf column do 1000
One fourth column 800
Business Cards. 500
do when inserted for short
time, per month, L.O
Local notices third pagel to regu-
lar advertisers, 5 cents per line fer
each insertion.
TransieEt notices, ger line, 10 cts.
Under the head Of ''SpeciaLs'" set
10 solid Nonpareil notices viii be in
serted for p cents an Inch OF les, for
each insertion. This last form We wish
70 introduce to those who want to sell
or bay stock. land, or for the general
wants Of the community.
Lega. notices At Statute rates. At
torneys aud officers Of tie Law viii be
hell responsible for the legal notices
they hand in.
Lodges and other Associations will
be charged ) cents PER line for all
notices not Of interest TO the general
pubic.
Standing advertisements AMI local.
from regular advertisers payable at
The end of each quarter.
Transient advertisements, and no
tices from, strangers mus. be paid IN
advance.
These rates viii be aIhaT>d to, ex-
cept as regard filing contracts.
No person need ak any deduction
or di>couB, from the above rates or
conditions.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-03
-ct;ce 70 Teachers.

Notice l. hereby given. That | vii
examine all p,rsoEs who may Ges.reto
offer themselves as candidates fer
teachers Of the primary or common
sehnul> of the county. at my office in
Red Cloud. an the frs. saturday {
August. November. February aud
May. II. s. HALEY.
Co. Superintendent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-03
.u,Rys. a.aE,EoRY.

CONGEE.GAT!Gfa. CHURCH
strr:,es eycly &sst aud thild Sab
Isil.s Of each mouth At Red Cloud
ard Inavaie. 10 O'Clock 4. NJ at
BED Cioni. = o'clrck p VI at In
a,a'e. Every .reond and fourth
Sal}ati> at gaiin and Harmony
Precincts. nEy. y. MAXWELL,
Ia :oT.
\ FIST CiiURCH.-EEv. THos.
NrXIcw. Pastor. Services every
fsith Saihasb q, j 2. NJ.
SABBATH SCHonL every Sabbath
morning IT II an
- J. q. POTTER, Snpt.
rrayrr meeting >abtsth aud THUR
6ay evenings Al acll at the school
los>e Just rorfL Of to%n,
-Fieh q sters. by the can os
a.zrr a. {. .. Zeis.. 40 fresh
I.gai, .'eS, cakes, coLtec iouary, &c
-Ni.e ;l.;nr> far the lite ;,lk-, AZ
tie Io,t Uh:e. Gail AMI look a.
theul.
-i:e-; AMI chraT est assortment Of
Stationery in town at the Post Ohce.
:. - 60 to the Post Office for paper,
pens. pencils ,@iates. &c. &c.
Go 70 S!ercr's for your drugs,
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-03
WLNIEn.

To purchase Cor CASH, - head nf
SIiirr Calves srd fearl.rgs, from 6
10 II r,c-.as ~ fronire cf
RAISER RHo's.,
4nil,> Fat Of Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-03
AxusE,nSTs Fa TN WEEK

Thund.y-free essertaiumest fos
the Aid Sociesy.
Friday-musemenss frou abroad.
Saturday sixht-private hop.
Saaias sisht-heard IN able ser
mos delivered BY Res. Thos. Muxlow.
Mosday-E. !. Webb set en-
up"
Tacsdsrssorny every body s1aid
up"
wednesday-J. G.. Peter received
more Dev gods
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-03

To TIC PaJlie.-
The above Is taken from CARRIER &
Cos books, and is a correct state
meut Of the business t~rsnsae;ioa-, be-
tween said Arm aud the Webster Co.
Aid Society. And il explanation, l
wish to state, that the irui, sold TO
CARRIER, was not received from the
State Aid Society, bat that the fruit
AMI the most of the money thus ex-
penied was Eec:i:ed FROM my friends
in the State Of Ohio. And further
that the provisions furnished by Gar
Der were distributed a, a time We had
no supplies On kani from the State
Aid Society. PETER McNITT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-03
TYE NEW YoRK LEDGER


Psr nineseeea years this Grrst Lite
rsry Paper has beea . selrne visitor
u Cur 6ressdc; asi 10 al tia, period
not one sentence, hoe OF word. has sp-
pearei 10 is eo.amas 20 which serious
objection coal be found Ola uni
ornly high moral tone, j, ineolcsses .
tAs;e Tor resiirg, and rs youns read
ers inigi,ively learn 70 abhor vice. and
70 love u! thar Is bcrs;ifal and true.
Filled each week With The choicest Po-
eus Stores, Sketches. News l,cms,
&c, ], IS sure 20 become indispensable
10 every family 10 which i, finds lis
uay. Mr.. Bouncr promises 20 eaake
i, better than ever for 1875. and VIA,
he promises b. more ,haa iulslls. Fer
specimen copy address; Bober, BoDrer
New York.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-03
EAESSn

Wheat. for shich the hixhe<,
warket price uill be paid.
tfsi. w. n. RICHARDSON.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-03
WAITED

Two thousand pounds Of rsrk, 1t
the Red Ciond Meat market, for
which l VII pay the highest eaeh
price. Also some Fat Cattle.
Mack II. WARxEk
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-03

ADvERrgssNG: Cheap: Good /: sys,e
~ matte Ali persons who con;efs ri ate
making enntracfs with newspapers for the in
sertIoa Of advertisements saoxld send J5
cents 10 Gao P. Row Ill & Co. I'll Park Row,
Mes York. fsr their PAAPuLEr-50ok
tsisssy-sersstA ed.sso~l. eonsaiuing iists OF
ever aS0 newspapers and estimates. show ns
the cost ADVERTISEMENT taken for Ie.dis3
rspeu IN many States .; q n nensss~ re-
dac:ioo from pablishers' rites Gxr YsgBsx
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-03

-KtNke this ttsethad OF INFORMING
tie pub,;c that I have sold uay- stock
of Hardxsre - Ne>srs Mitchell & No
hart, of this place. Ard al those
knowing them selves Indebted tome,
will eonfer 4 favor by caiing AMI $ I
Icing either WIKI ca>h or By note as
i wish 70 square up the books
otxe VI B. McNITr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-03

W. y. Richardson has a large sun
ply Of seed corr on hand, for $50
per bushel. 23-m3.
NEW GOODS
A fresh stock of Dry Goods and
Groceries will be sold at bottom prices
at the Grange Store.
Ho1 Tbs tar nigh! You can
buy a good kip pair OF boots for four
dollars at the Grange Store.
Try some Of that good Tea at the
Grange Store.
gPRiNTSl nvPRINTS!
The incest Prints in town can be
h-.i 1T the Grange Store,
ifyou want to get your Stationery
cheap 20 TO the Post Office. 2is4
- Read the new advertisement of
{. n. Jones, Juniata.
-Eraugcr's ifyoa wan. good tea,
coffee, sugar, and other groceries, call
at the Grange Store, next door to the
Post Office. JONI G. PoTrER, Red
Cloud.
Go to Smith & Calvert for Furni
ture.
All kinds Of Dry Goods in large
supply and at reasonable rates at
CARRIER 4 Cos.
food warm fall aud winter shawls
and dress goods at
G. Cos.
A fall stock OF Boots and Shoes,
70. tie fall trade ct
g & Cos.
Grancer's. If you want your
Graoccr boots and shoes, call at the
Grange Store. joins G.. Potter.
Kerosene, 81 cents per gallon Gar
Der 4 Go.
Matches, scents per box at Garber's.
Lsup chimncys, ) or 25cts at Gar
berS.
Three bars soap, - cents, CARRIER 4
Co.
Soda t0corts per pound, a, CARRIERS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-03

-S~ri IA II. II. johnson. Crete.
Mel. .oT circulars ef the Domestic
Sewing Machine; al>o terms n agents
q. p If you mean business AM really
VISIT III agency