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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-12-03

Begins in the NOS CubeT number and Will run for tweYC
month"; This is Mr.. HGrte's tTst extended work. The
scenes and characters, which the author has chosen
from his fayOrite field, California, painted viii
Characteristic yiyduess and power; ard the work Is
without doubt the hos; graphic record OF early Cali
fornia life that has yet appeared.
We shall alec begin in the January uumbeT,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-12-03
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS,

order the Iron and judge of its merits
qualities will Wlcc
pete with Fluing and Cmpng attachments, all finely Nickel Iae
together with directions receipts circulars and order book
$780, which will be allowed and will be deducted
from the first order for goods compliance with be
al terms Thus you will get pie Iron order book &c,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-12-03
qle Best and Cheapest in the World.
is THE PATENT
.NICKLE PLATED Home IRON.
Smoothing CLOSING Ruffe. Flutlng
and Crimping Iron,
ATI COMBIN ED IN ON h.
Manufactured by the
Home 1ro+l Comp'ny,
OFFICE AND FACTORY, Ioe PENN AVE.
/ pS1&Snupg, Pa.

Iron
rcn for ironing o ~
Above the Iron the uting and cmng attachments which
the readily adjusted on the
bottom the used connection with corrugated futngOr
crmng base boards o shown IN the cu which are furnished with
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-12-03
Home CLOSING Smoothing RuHilg EGtilg and CTinplg ITOn

which, safely finest finished Iron the market at
price, and sells complete for only $3.50
reliable agents place territory for throughout the
different tsecton O the To such offer
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-12-03
The Editorial Department.

occupy over fNenE ccl anu
Dr. RollaEds vigorous and timely editorials, well
Reviews q the l=:es: works il AT, Literature, and
Science.
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PHILIP NOLdNS FRIEN.
Or. Show Your Passports. !"

BY EDWARD EVERETT HALE.
The scene of this story laid in the Southwestern
territory, now forming The States Of Louisaua and
Texar at the tins OF Aaron Burs treason. TIL char
acer. lived il section which low american, nov
French aud Spanish, and tnis record Of their ad
ventarous lives makes story OF intense and unhagging
inferest throughout.
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AS A SMOOTHING IRON,

is one of the finest manufacturers having turned face which
wkng and bsterng OF linen sometimes the case
when the common FLAT IRON is used.
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"GARRlEL CONROY,'

By AMERICAN AUTHORS.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-12-03

In this complaint The good effects of the EEGE-
TINE are realized Immediately after commencing
to take il as debility denotes deficiency ol the
bleed, and VRGETINE acts directly upon the
blood.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-12-03

RICH PLUM PUDDING. -SSnue very care
fully one pound OF the bess raisiGs, wash
and pick one pound of currauts, chop very
small one pound of fresh beef suet blanch
aud chop small or pound two ounces 'of
sweet almonds and one ounce of'bitter ones;
mix the whole wen together, with one
pound of sitted hour, arra the same weight
OF crum of bread soaked in milk thei
squeezed dry and stirred with spoon unit
reduced to Il mash, before il is mixed with
the dnur. Cul in small pieces two ounce
each preserved citron. orange, and lemon
peel. aud add quarter Of an ounce
mixed spice quarter of a pound of mos
sugar should be pat into basin, with eigl
eggs, and well beaten together with thre,
proneed forR stir this with the puddin.
and make it.'of Il proper cnnsistrnce WI
iinlk Remember that /, must Il br ma,
t4,o him or the fruit will sink to the b,
tom, hat be made t" the cnnsIstence Ofgo
thick baltsr Two inrglassfuls of bran
hould be puvred over the fruit and spiG
mixed together in Il basin. aud allowed
stand three or four hours before the puddi
is made stirring them occasionally.
must be tied in Il clnth and will take
hours of costant boiling. When done, u
il out on a dish. sift loaf sugar over
ton and St rye; it with wine sanee in a b,
and s,rue poured Around The puGdi
Tue ruddin. viii br Of cousid, rabbi
but half the quantity of materials, used
the same proportion, viii be equally 2,
BOLD PLUM PUDDING. The crun
a ssall loaf, half a pound each OF su
currants, raisins. and beef shred.
ounces ofcauied peel, three drops Ofess
OF lemon three eggs. little nutme
of -four. Butter the M
and boil them five hours. Serve
brandy sauce.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-10

The breaking up Of the ice has
carried of \ number 81 bridges on tie
small streams throughout the county.
Immigrant wagons are beginnisg
to pass through bound to the vest
Call at this Office If you vsnt to
get q bargain in q claim Of leo acres.
With water, and cultivated ground, .
good team, wagon, and Agricultural
implements, household furniture, &c.
Mr.. Phelps, Of Boaa'o Creek called
yesterday, and We had a pleasant chat.
He is one Of the liyely farmers Of that
section.
The demand for improved lands
will be brisk for the next two or three
months. If you have a claim TO sell,
iust put a notice Of the fact in our
local columns. 1t viii cost but little
and viii pay.
Richardson has a carload Of corn
stored in the building south of Sherer's
Drug Store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-10

Post s driving a big business,
We should Judge from the teams that
congregate around bis stable every
night
Sheriff Bill and II. G.. Miner
called to-day just as We were going to
press. Come again.
Our farmers are lively. getting
ready for a vigorous summer cam
paign. A large number took time By
the forelock, and prepared their
ground last fall, and those that did 30
can now commence putting in wheat.
There is still some difficulty in pro-
curing enough seed but probably all
will be supplied in time.
Any person wishing to purchase
a good quarter section Of land, can
get the best bargain ever offered 10
Webster county By calling at this
Office.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-10
A full assortment of ladies' shoes,
all the latest varieties at
- & CofS

A full assortment of ladies' shoes,
all the latest varieties at
G. & Co.'S,
-WANrEp.-Eyery one to know,
that Berenzcn & Co., are selling of
their entire stock Of Groceries, Goth
ing Boots, Shoes &C., at cost. This
is no humbug.
Ladies. call at d. 4 Co.'S, and get
q nice dress pattern for &C. per yard.
Changers 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 warn,ed.
DR.. Thos. B. Williams wishes to
say that sll who are indebted to HIM
must call and settle by Jan lst, eth
er with the cash, or By giving a note.
l9-td.
Initial, Tinted rapera and envelopes
nj the Posi- Office. DIVA
School crayons for S5et a box at the
Post 0gce. 2iwi
lfyou wan, cheap reading so to
TIE Post Office. civil
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-10
Notice.

To whom it may concern. All per-
sons are herby notified tha: the NJ. p.
II. X. Company have become tired Of
this wholesale slaughter upon their
timber, IN the Republican Valley.
And from this time forward We
propose to protect cur W interests,
and by so doing We think We sh Ii
>pro,ect the best Interests Of the set
tiers. as we are convinced that there Is
no timber 10 the Valley to spare.
Especially to be drawn out ofthe State
or cut int lumber, or in any
wasted. Aud We hope all good citi-
Nzens viii consider these matters care
fully. and lend Us their influence to
protect what timber there may be left.
j. Il. LGURIDuE.
Land Com'r. NJ. =. Railway.
= 23m6.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-10
Potter g. Frisbie.
THE SUN.
DAILY AND WEEKLY FOR ls75.


Ths .rn,oaeb of the Presidential e,e~,ion
r;yes uousvai importance 10 the events ani
developments OF Use. snali sadsavor 70
describe them fully. fAiihfuily aed fesri essiy.
The WEEkLN Sun sas nev sttsrnes .
circulation Of over seventy thousand copies.
It's reader. are IN eTery state asd Ter
rifory. and Its quality ~ vel snosu 20 the
public. We shall not only endeasor 70 keep
il fully up - the old s-sndasd. ou: % improve
and add e is yariety and power.
The NEkkLl stN vii csrtirue % Be
. thorough newspaper. Al TIE news Of the
day will BE found u AZ condenser. whs7 m
invorfaRd. Al full ieaxts when OF moment.
and always we frus;. treated 10 . clear, IN
terestiag ard instructive N nner:
II is oar aim u make tue sCS
the best family newspaper m me world IL
VIII De fun OF enier,A'ninS ana aptr"prase
reeilss -, ss,- r,ln.. .n d' SSsssssnisx
taste. II VII always eossatn tie most inter
es:ing storlss and ronasces ef the as5. care
fully selecied asd leg.siy prtnsed.
neat feature in the ~EEktf stS. and its
article. viii Always De foGna vesh and use
til to the farmer:
HE lumber % men n~aeSsnas1 y eoi,-
ties is incrsa<ine. ard the MEEALf Sun
Il teeir rapef sDessasiy. ~ eelsnss 30
srsssir;s. ssd is1 +. .iee:ien q he .ss:
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-10
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the District Court Of the Ist Ju-
dicial District, State Of Nebraska,
within and for Webster county.
Solomon Brunswick,
Hymau Brunswick,
doing business upder the
name and style Of Bruins
wick 4 Bros
rs.
Michsel Cook,
Maria Cook.
4 Patrick Barry, Defts
The above named defendants viii
take notice that the plaintiff in the
above entitled action, did on the Ilth
day Of March, 1875, file their petition
against you in the Office Of the Clerk
Of the said District Court, setting forth
that the defendant, Michael Cook,
gave . mortgage TO the defendants on
lot one, block IA, 10 the town Of Red
Cloud, in said county, to secure the
payment Of one hundred and eighty
dollars and seventy Eve cents $3.50 75)
according to six several notes referred
to in sand mortgage. Thai the defend
ant, Nara Cook has since become the
wife Of said Michael Cook, and Is scch
claims some interest in said csoftg,ged
premises. That the defendant Patrick
Barry claims rome interest in said
1ortg ged psemisea under aud b.
virtue ofa certain nosteaee gwen 70
him BY the defendant Micbzei Cook
and Maria Cook
Plaintiff AXIS judgment for the sam
Of one hundred and three dollars snd
thirsy-6ve cents t$lO3. 81, vith inter-
ese from the 18th dag Of March, 1875;
and that said moEtgaEed premises may
be sold Z, satisfy sala notes and mort
ngH aud the aid deien4aass .se No.
13ed that shey ere required to appear
sSd aasver sas6 pesirios on % before
the 18Th Day Of Apsil, 1875.
a. q. kALN,
5e.Sspfl5 Au'y fer RbiIsIa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-10

THE NEW YORK LEDGER
For nineteen years this Great Lite
rary Paper has been q welcome visitor
at our freside; and 10 all that period
not one sentence, line OF word, has ap-
peared 10 its columns to which serious
objection could be found. OF uni
ormly high moral tone, it inculcstes a
taste for reading, land its young read
ers in.uitively learn 70 abhor vice. and
to love all tina, is beautiful and true.
Filled each week with the choicest Po-
ems, Stories, Sketches, News Items,
&c, it is sure TO become indispensable
to every family in which it finds its
way. Nj. Bonner promises to make
it better than eyer for 1875, and what
he promises he more than fulflls. For
specimen copy address; Robert Bonner
New York.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-10
ED CLOUD scsoc. ExUa--:y.

The following is . programme OF
the exercises Of the school exhi-
bitten, last Friday night We would
gladly give . more ext ended notice Of
each performances in detail !! time
permitted. Suffice TO cay the e1er-
cises we're creditAbls to the school add
showed the careful training to which
they haa been subjected under the
efhcien, instruction of Prof. Haley.
PROGRAMME
Singing by the School-II 20
Truest Wi-lom-Mary Seal.
Give to the Poo:-Nm. Mitchell.
The Old Crowds MacombsE.
Katie Lee and Willie Gray-Mary
Smith.
The Wind IN the Frolic-Corela
Ba'dvin.
Which is tie Best-Emma Smith,
Celia CARRIER. Gerta Shersr. Freddie
Richardson, Corda Sherer. and Mag
gle Lu,z
Tie Peddler-CharIie Haley.
Obedience-Mary Beal, Elvira
Munsell.
Morning in Spring-Elizs Talley.,
We are bat Minutes-Jas. Maxwell!
Little Characterization Zeiss.
Singing by Choir-Happy Farmer.
Tell my Mother-Wm. Barber.
The Little Orator-O-car Potter.
The Little Sbroud-Emms Weber.
To Bed-Anna Ncf
Is il Anybody's BusineS-M-ggie
Lu,z.
Lo.iie Rocks Poem-Fora Burger
thai.
Charles Dcrg-Csrlie Weber.
Kissing Party-Haitie Smith.
Little Biids-Dora Zeiss.
My - Minnie Weber.
Neighbcrs-Eiiza Tulleys, Mary
Beal and Martha Brown.
Woman's Rights-Chariie Haley.
Little Birds-Maggie Macomber.
Angel Harps-Wm. Parks.
The Little Aspirant-Fredie Lu,z.
Song--Billie Grimes-Mary Beal,
Elvira Munsell.
Tirne-Ciara Weber.
The German Orator Edward Smith.
Singing by Choir-Was it ri eht.
Who Knows-James Hol1sworth.
The Hermitess-Lella Baldwin.
Uncle Bobhie-Carlie Weber.
Prisoner-Wm. Jackson, Jno. Allen,
VIM. Barber.
lntellec, Not Everything-Mary
Hummel. Sarah Tullevs, Elvira Nun
sell, Martha Brown, Mary Beal. Eliza
Tuileys, and Alice Rogers.
Sony-Tbe Pretty Husband--Mary
Smith, Emma Weber.
Adams Speech on Independents
Herber, Barber.
~Suppo-e-Msrtha Brown.
Give the Little Boys a Chance
VIM. Parks.
Mrs. Caudles' Lecture-Mary Beal
and Herbert Barber.
Singing BY Choir-Whistling Par
mer Boy.
Little Whimpie-Hettie Leach.
The Hindoo Mo,her-Lizzie Webe.
Ronance--John Allen.
This Worlds Humbug-WiIliam
Virgins.
Frog Hollow Lyccun-Herbert Bar
Der, Prest /; Jno. CARRIER, Sec: Eliza
Tulleys, Mary Beal, Elvira Mun,e,l,
Lizzie Weber, Geo. CARRIER, Alva
Virgins. Frank and Fred Sleeper.
Closing Y~ear-Sarah Talleys.
Singing by Choir-''Good Night"
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-10
TAKE NOTICE.

l have . store room to rent, suitable
for Hardware or dry goods, situated
in the town Of Red Cloud Neb., the
bes. trading point on the Republican
river, OF l will sell the entire building,
it being a two story building 33x30
feet, the upper story is occupied BY
the CHIER printing Office and a mil
linery shop The lower story was
formerly occupied by myself as q
Hardware store; being postmaster
here | had to close out a. | could not
attend to both. NJ. B. MCNITT.
~ W.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-10
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the District Court of the LIST Ju-
dicial District, State Of Nebrasks with
in and for Webster County.
Patrick Barry,
Michael Cook.
Maria Cook,
Solomon Brunswick,
Hyman Brunswick.
doing business under the
Dame 4 style offs. Bruins
wick 4 Bro defendants
The above named defendants win
take notice that the plaintiff in the
above entitled action did on the 9th
day Of Feb. A ID. 1875, file his petit
uon against you in the Office Of the
Clerk OF said District Court, setting
forth that the defendant Michael Cook
and Maria Cook gave q mortgage to
plaintiff Patrick Barry on lots and
two, block IA, in the town Of He'd
Cloud, In said county 70 secure the
payment OF one hundred and 6fty-6ye
dollars and iatereS, according to . Ger
tain cote referred to 10 said mortgage.
That the same Solomon Brunswick,
Hyman Brunsxick. doing business
under the name and style Of s. Bruns
wick 4 Bro, claim some Interest in
said premises, under and b. virtue Of
. certain mortgage given to them By
the ssid~ defcndants MkAsei Ceek,
plaintiff asks judgment on sad promo
scry note for SIS 90 With interest q
10 per cent from the 20h day Of Feb.
lssi. and that said premises Be sesd
to pay the same and the Geseudanas
are eo<i6ed that thsy ale required 70
ofsr and answer s1id petitses c. o.
befose the 18th day Of April, 1875.
II. S. KALEY.
ID 81 Ps Is. Au'y fox Hhinsi&-
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-10
Red Cloud, Nebraska.

If you want to buy or seI anything,
whatever, advertise il in this column.
Half a dollar or such . matter thus
invested viii pay big interest.
Commissioner Hardy va. in
town this week.
There isa growing desire in the
East for information Of every kind
concerning Neb:aska her resources,
soil, climase, 81. TIE CHER is the
best medium through which this In
formation San Be gained Subscribe
for . few copies to Be- sent to yosr
eastern ficsdss
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-10
READ THIS.

The advertising rates for space ia
THE CHIEF for the year Isis. will be
as follows:
One column, per year s!5 90
One-hslf column DO 1900
One fourth column $500
Business Cards, 500
do when inserted for short
time, per month, l.5o
Local notices third page) TO regu-
lar advertisers, S cents per line for
each insertion.
Transient notices, per line, 10 cts.
Under the bead Of Specials" set
10 solid Nonpareil. notices will be in
serted for p cents an inch or less, for
each insertion. This last form we wish
TO introduce TO those who want 20 sell
or buy stock, land, or for the general
wants Of the community.
Legal notices at Statute rates. At
torney. and officers OF the law viii be
held responsible for the legal notices
they hand in.
Lodges and other Associations viii
he charged 8 cents per line 70, all
notices not OF interest to the general
public.
Standing advertisements and locals
from regular advertisers payable at
the end Of each quarter.
Transient advertisements, and no.
tees from strangers must he paid IN
advance.
These rates will be adhered to, ex-
cept as regards filing contracts.
No person need ask asy deduction
or discount from the above rates or
conditions.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-10
COUNTY.
Arrival and Drpariurc Of Nails
from the Red: CIcud r. q.

"a
from the Bsc: Cloud r. o.
JUSIATA Leaves Mondays
Wednesdays ard Friday . a NJ.
Mail closed 9 p. IN. Arrives Tues
day Thursday aud Saturdays p. II.
HARVARD Leaves Tuesdays and
Fridays e p. M. arrives Tuesday
and Fridays 81 p. III. Mail closed
81 p. Iii.
FRANKLIN, going east, Mondays
and Thursdays p. III. Going west
Tuesdays.a and Fridays 10 a. IN
PLEASANT HILL leaves Thursdays 6
a. II. Arrives Wednesday ! p. IN.
Mail closed 9 p. III.
JEWELL. Kansas, arrives Friday
IL u. Leaves Friday ] p. u
RrssEL, Kansas arrives Thursdays
II u. u. Leaves Thursday ! p. M
Ofice OPEN from 4 until 6 p. M.
Sundays.
All registered matter must be IN
the evening before the mails leave.
VI Il. McNIrT. i. NJ.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-10
NOTICE.

Is hereby given that the Board Of
Commissioners of Webster Co, Neb i,
vii meet on Monday April 10Th, 1875
and continue in session three days. for
the purpose Of equslixing the ASSESS
ments for the year 1875. Ali who
have complaints to enter will please
take notice and govern themselves &C.
cordingly. BY order Of the Board.
j. A. TULLEYs,
Clerk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-10

Notice is hereby given that a special
session of the Board Of Couaty Com
uissioners will be held on Saturday,
February 18th. ls.S Commencing
at 10 clock .. IN. for the purpose of
condsideripg the question Of seed grain
and for the transaction Of such other
business as may properly come before
them. j. A. TuLLEYS
Red Cload, Feb. sth IS. Clerk.
2,tf.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-10
.xics - Teachers.

Notice is hereby given. That will
examine AL persons who may desire TO
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 aud
May. III. s. HALEY.
&c. Superintendent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-10
Attention Soldiers /!

The Bounty Equalization Bill has
passed and is = law. All old soldiers
entitled to the benefits Of this act viii
do we'll to call on the undersigned Who
will give the matter prompt attention.
WILCOX & GILLIAN.
Attorneys ., Law.
Red Cloud, Nebraska.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-10
GODEY'S LADYS BOOK.

GODEY'S LADY, BOOK.
We feel tha, re would be doing 4,
SUBSCRIBERS an injustice did We no. cal
their attention TO this in,rinsicaiiy good
Magazine, and charming Chrome, The
Rescue. which is given TO each yearly
subscriber. Read the Prospectus, and
fyou have never seen a copy Of tee
Magazine, send - cents TO L. \. GO
DEY, Philadelphia, Pa for . copey.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-10
St0D and Look

Rufus Mik-ch having rented the
shop oyer Mitchell. & Moharts' Hard
ware store, is now prepared to dc all
Kids of repairing on furniture, sgri-
cultural implements, &c. Remember
the place. Come early to avoid the
crush at the door.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-10

cUURCRt orgECTORY.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Services every first and third Sab
baths of each month at Red Cloud
snd Inavsie. 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at
Red Cloud. = O'Clock +. NJ. at In
svale. Every second sad fourth
Saohaths at Batin aud Harmony
Precincts. REV. 4. Maxwell,
Pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH.-REv. THos.
NcXLow, Pastor. Services every
fourth Sabbath at u p. NJ.
SABBATH SCHOOL every Sabbath
morning at ii A. NJ.
j. q. POTTER, Supt.
Prayer meeting sabbath aud Thurs
Say evenings. All held At the school
house just north Of town,
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-10
Soldier Bounty.

The bill equalizing boun,iss has
finally become a law. All soldiers who
served duriny the Rebellion, including
soldiers widows, are entitled 10 re-
ceive 81 33i per month bounty, less
the amount already received. l shall
give special attention to the collection
of these claims, and shall make every
arrangement to promptly collect them.
II. s. KALEY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-10

Valentines, Na.eni;res!l At the
Post Office. Comic and fancy.
- Fre>h Oysters, by the can or
ct Geo. Zeiss. Also fresh
bread, pics. cakes, confectionery, &c.
Nice things for the little folks, at
the Post Ofice. Tall and look a;
them
Best and cheapest assortment OF
Stationery in togn at the Post ofhce.
- 60 to the Post Ofice for paper,
pens, pencils, states. &c. &c.
60 to Sherers fer your drugs,
Patent medicines &c.
-Caniies, the best and purest in
tosn, a, Geo. ZeiSs'.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-10
ATTY at Lay aud Notary Publ

To close out our stock We sell for
cash only.
Calico. = per yard. Best cloth gait
ers SlS5. Boots warranted $500.
Mems shoes. $l,95. Eannels best,
40 cents per yard. Extra sole leather
6Octs. per ID. ~Sheepskin nitts, 9octs.
We will rent our store with a good
cellar for a very small consideration.
TO give a man a chance.
% IF j. BERENZEN 4 Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-10
EOR SALE

A quarter section Of ~ good faru-
ing laui A. can be found IL the valley
--Fosy acres under improvement
Rsnsins water ard spsinSs-wel ell
situated fcr stock purposes, there be-
ing q good range adjoining. A bar
xsin If sold soon. Cal At this oshee.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-10

The LACiede House. in Red Cioud
together with al tie furniture, aso
s,Ablins. This popular Hotel is Geo.
trally located well finished and vii
be rented 90 favorable terms Posses
sion given ut oase. Apply TO,
II. s. kaLEY,
Red Cloud Neb. 29tf
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-10
WANTED.

To purchase fer CASH, 80 head Of
Sprin: Calves and Iearlings, FROM g
to Is months old. Inquire of
RAISER Bios,
aniles East of Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-10
WANTED

Two thousand pounds ef pork, at
the Red Cond Nest market, for
which 1 ssil pay the highest cash
RE. Also some Fat Cattle.
MARK ii. MARINER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-10

A-Send to II. II. johnson, Crete.
q Ncb. for circulars Of the Domestic
Sewing Machine; also terms TO agents
a. e if you mean business and really
want an agency.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-10

". y. Richardson has a large sup
ply Of seed corn on hand, for $50
per bushei. 23-m3.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-10
MARRIED.

At the residence Of w. VanWinkle,
Esq, Red Clond. by Judge Tuil-ys,
Mr.. ISRAEL Brown, of Red Cloud,
and Mrs. CATHARINE TIERNEY, Of
Smith Co., Kansas.
The Office returns its thanks for the
beautiful cake ard wish q long ard
happy life TO Israel and bis bride.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-10

The Domestic Sewing Machine
il acknowledged by all competent
udgesto be the hest machine now be-
ore the public.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-10
WANTED.

Wheat. for which the highest
marke, price will be paid.
,fsl. w. n. RICHARDSON.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-10

Save your money these hard times
By going to Wilcox, who viii save
. you uonsy on your taxes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-10
CORN! corn!

Richardson has just received q car
load Of corn which is offered for sale at
81 per bushel.