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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-09
The Chino Ranch

The solid foundation OF real estate in
Los Angeles county is well demon
strated by the late purchase of half
interest in the above-named ranch by
Mr.. I. w. Hellman. Mr.. Hellman is
one of the shrewdest and most far-see-
ing bankers of Southern California,
and on the eve of his departure for
Europe he saw no better investment
for $3.50, 900 of his surplus capital than
to put it In solid ground, where bulls
and bears could not break through and
steal. The entire ranch contains some
5000 acres, beautifully situated in the
Spadra valley, six miles East Of Spadra
and within three-quarters of mile of
the railroad. Ten thousand acres OF
Mr.. Hellman's purchase is moist land
and capable of producing anything
that grows in semi-tropical California.
The whole tract Is we'll watered by
streams from the adjacent mountains
and foothills, and beside has number
less springs flowing the year round.
Heretofore it has been devoted to pas
turage, but it is capable of much bet
ter things, and we expect some day to
see it divided into small farms and
under the best state of cultivation. In
any event Mr.. Hellman's purchase
must be regarded as shrewd invest
ment, and we doubt not that it Is we'll
worth half a million dollars.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-09

The unprecedented success which
has attended the Artesia sales from
the very first day to the present was
fairly illustrated on the grounds yes
terday. The excursion was the largest
yet had, and was composed of larger
number of bidders than usual. The
bidding was lively during the greater
portion Of the day, and the results
were satisfactory to all concerned. At
the close of the days work the mana
gers found that they had about five
hundred acres of land left, and upon
the earnest solicitation of many who
still desired to make purchases, they
concluded TO extend the sales one day
more, and hence the usual excursion
train will leave this morning at $3.50
A. M. There are more tickets now out
than there have been for either of the
former excursions, and to- day bids fair
to be the big day of the sales. While
this is true, it must be remembered
that a large number of persons are
now supplied with all the land they
want, and hence the competition is
not likely to be so lively. The asso-
citation bought the land, however, to
sell, and hence will let 1t go to-day,
even though the margin for expenses
and profit isvery small. For this rea-
son these will be a better chance to
get bargains than during the former
days when the competition was more
lively. This is announced as posi-
lively the last free excursion to Arte-
sia. Should any lands remain unsold
after to-day (Which is improbable)
they will be disposed of at private
sale. Following are the figures of
Yesterdays sale:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-09
Personal.

]. B. Tombes, d. D., formerly Presi-
dent of Carleton College, Ohio, called
upon US yesterday. The Doctor re-
signed his position in that institution
on the Oath of March last, and came
directly to this county, and is now a
resident Of the vicinity of Anaheim,
having bought land in advance of his
coming. He Is a minister of the Bap-
tist Chnrch and proposes to preach in
this city on Sunday, the 18th instant.
He brings letters of the highest rec
ommendation with him and looks as
though he had been well cared for in
mind and body. We give him q
hearty welcome among US, and con-
gratulate the members of the Baptist
Church in this county upon the acqui-
sitiOn Of 80 able man. 8fqf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-09
The univsr srsity.

Prof. John lie Conte has been elect
ed President pro tenn. to fill the place
Of DR.. Gilman, resigned. AS Profess
sor L. is a gentleman Of superior
scholarship and lifelong experience
In connection with literary institu-
tions OF high grade, the Regents could
hardly find y better man for perma-
nent President. gItllG .aalfu g II
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-09
To Parents.

Have you read the monthly reports
of the scholarship and department of
your children? Have you compared
their standing with the standing in
the previous months of this session?
The preparation of these reports gives
the teachers much labor. This Is lost
if your children see that you are in
different in reference to their pro-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-09

Total sales Tor three days about.....3 $40, ,0OO %
The fifty five acre tract was sold by
the association for E. w. NOyes, the
auctioneer Of the day. Mr.. Noyes
bought the land at the last sale, sunk
an artesian well in connection with
DR.. J. H. Russell, and now sells the
tract, with u half interest in the we'll,
at q very handsome advance.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-09

The colored population will cele-
brate the ratification OF the Fifteenth
Amendment at Grange Hall next
Tuesday evening. Under the provis-
ions of the civil rights bill, white
people can claim admission. &
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-09
Rail Road Improvements.

The rev railroad Is completed at Anaheim
and runs directly along the southe' n portion
of our tract. We will offer lands within from
one to three miles OF Downey City as we'll
adapted for corn as auy now under cnltiva-
tion. and there are none better in the world.
-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-09
Los ANGELES TEMPERATURE.

The LODGE, GREEN MEADOWS, Los Angeles
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-09
NEW ADvek fisEMENTs.

ARTESIA-Free tickets every day.
Sale Commences Tuesday, April 9Th.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-09

r HAVE 500 ACRES OF EXCELLENT
Nv acres will produce corn without irrigation.
The remainder Ia good fruit and small grain
land. Living water on the premises Par
TALLY improved. ]. 8. THOMPSON,
Dec. II. 1874. n.ll del7 II
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-09
ARTESIA.

Sixth Day Another Successful Days
wOrk-NearIy $4,000 for Land
Enough Land Left for one Day
More-The Managers Will Endeavor
to Close out tho Last Piece To-day
Grand Total Of sales TO Date about
100000. B #HE
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
POST OFFICE EMPORIUM.

Miss G. M. TURNER has removed to the
P0stoffice building, where she will sell every
thing In the Stationery line
OHGAPER THAN TINE CHEAPEST.
....t mr0tf
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-07
En.i.a.

To whom it may concern. Al per-
SON. arc herhy notified that the VI. 2.
Il. Il. Company base become trS3 of
his wholesale Slaughter upon their
timber, IN the Republican Valley.
And from th:s time forward We
propose 30 protect u own interests,
and by - doiag we think we sh Il
~pratrcs tie hest Interests of the set
tiers, a we are convinced that there Is
no timber ia the Valley to spare.
. Especially 70 be drawn out ofthe State
or Gu, into humber. or in any manner
wasted. .Ard We hope al good eth
Dzens viii consider these matters care
fully and lend Us their influence to
project what timber there glay be left.
j. l.. LoTTRiDGE,
Land Com'r. NJ. L. Railway.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-07

take Notice tia: the phia,ia IN the
shove eniiilci s-sisp. dii oa the liza
dsy CT March. ls.5. Gsc Their Petition
against ySa - toe o.sg o. tae tlsfi
a the sail p-'rict fsurr, s-it,.zGfih
,haG the Gelrnisa,. y chazl .os.&,
gtye \ mo.tlszs - he c~r.rU5sEts "a
ici cy-c. lkck - i, The ,aEa A. Ri
Cloud, n >aid csuaty, t. ~,cs,v the
psyuS,ti Of oac haalsri znd eighty
doliaF. seseaiy s. &ns- slN 50
-1oafl!as O. ~ sewers. n-te- ~r.se4fci
20 Ia sSEi m0tiesss. Ihas lie d.ieFTt
Lnt. Naria Cook has sibce beca,,e the
uifs g SAIL NNhsc, CSoA, at! a, srch
calais ~pru I-s-Ts.i - - tn. SsYei
pfe1ises. That ;Ls dc.cni5nt i'.g.4
DaTTy c.4sals ,oI. - rrv~. ~ 81
,-0Eig go prc4t@s Unils AL b.
srtUe q 1 certain Jno:i-xe slssn 20
hsaa ~ tx dtftulsa; Haotal took
and Mara Cox.
Pi.aii:i Ak j1trmeu, E- II, saa
az . h-Etrel anil ;Esge l5a4f. zsI
tEfIiy-iye cents gSiaL 5}. xiia ,r,er-
est from The !1sa lsy %. a.,ci, 1873.
AMI that s4tI HorisJs-i premise nps
&c so!i - satisfy al ustcs aA il0r,
CAGES. snl tie sA.i ltfysJar.s ars -
iiaed that ties are required & .D.a-
I al sn~TaT ~sii pc'if.Ji GA CT br;DIe
ms 18th Iay 81 ApGii. Is,5.
H. :. HALEY.
lD-lj j,-pf ttt'y for i~ista;;-s
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-07

Mrs. j. G. Potter and Miss Sarah
Chapman called to-day. Call again
ladies.
Early in the week James Laird,
II. ii. Freeman and G. Il. Jones, all
prominent citizens Of j lniats made a
living visit to this place.
The Commissioners met On Tues
day and adjourned until the mex day.
Ii ia the regular April meeting Of the
Board.
Last Sunday morning A. s. NeE
and family started for California, in
tending to make the entire Journey
With teams. Mr.. NeF WIS one Of the
earliest settlers in Webster county.
More reports have been coming
Il concerning the devastation by the
late prairie fires. 4 large amount of
damage was dose in Harmony precinct
bu; We have been ulable to get the
full particulars. On Willow Creek.
We learn that Frank BORN lost hay
and static, Mr.. Baily, hay, stable aud
many suail articles. Mr.. Lybcrrer,
The Same, anj other losses not re-
ported.
Il Fl. Haines, Robert Quissle
and DR.. liasiey, all cf Oak Creek.
called on Tuesday. From them We
learn tina, the people of that township
have got their crops in the ground, so
FAR as they have been c5le to procure
seed. and they kindly furnished the
following items: There is a large aad
tl~curishing Sabbath sch 10, held a, the
school house in Dist. No. 5, r. v.
Johes, Supt. The ,egala, attendance
viii average sixty or seventy persons
DAME! Mearns lest about sixty bushel,
of wheat By The prairie Eres. Two
Bohemian children were bsily if NOT
fstally burned By the fire nea. Fair.
ie:d. NJ. John Riley has over 100
acFss under cultivation. of which 30
aercs are already sexn with small
grain. Cattle have w:ntercd well and
am il good condition.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-07
E.tisa &c. Annual Shea, C:s!T;c:
Gs:t;as.

The annual Meeting Of School
District No. = Of Webster County,
Nebraska. for the Election Of School
nistiIcs oacers, aui Tor the tTansac-
tiou of such other business as may
lawfully come before it, viii be held
at the School House In FED Cloud on
Monday tbs fifth day Q. Apr! 1915 at
= O'Clock =. W. Dated this l6.h day
of March 1875. ]. ". TULLEys,
D,sscior.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-07
NI'EsCE.

!. hereby given that the Board Of
Commissioner Of Webster Co, Nob,
wip meet on Monday Apri, 10th, 1875
aul continue In session three days, for
the purpose 0? equa.izing the assess
mcutS for the year 1875. All who
haze complaints to enter viii please
take notice aud govern themseivcs ac-
coriingly. BY order OF the Beard.
j. 4. TULLEYs,
Clerk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-07

There will be a Teachers Institute
held ia Rcd C,ou! en- Thursday ana
Friday. April 22l and 2Sl, 1873. All
teachers and c:he.s Interested Of th;-
anl adjoining counties are urgently III
vited to attend. |. is.aLo desired that
every teacher prepare a shust address.
essay, reaiing exercise, OF dcclama,ion
to be ready when called for. | shall!
| shall euieavor to secure entertain
ment through the Kindness Of the eiti-
zens OF Red Cloud for all tina, may al
tend. An examination will be he'd
on SATURDAY following.
II. z. kALEY,
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-07
A sln aSsortmen. os ladies' shoe

a !Uii assortment. of ladies' shoes,
al he latest varieties at
G. & Co.'S,
-WANTED.-Evefy n to know.
:hi. EercrzcD & Go, arc selling Of
their entire stock Of Groceries, Goth
irg Boots, Shoes &c. az cost. This
is no hambug.
Indies. cal! at 3. & Co.'S, and get
a Rice dycss pattern for 9c. per yard.
Gran,crS cell ard sec if II. Il.
Sherer, AIM: selling Drugs aud Paints,
cheaper than any other hou>e in the
valley, nil Others know it. Livery
thing warn.ed.
DR.. Thos. y. Wi'Eams wishes TO
say that all WAC are Indicated to him
mu,t cali and settle hy Jan. 1T. eth
ct with The cash, or By giving a note.
I2-ti.
I@ni:isl, Tinted fera and envelopes
at the ,'ostGhce. 2twi
School crayoEs for 3jct z box at the
Post Gt:c2. otw4
Ifyou want cheap reading go to
the Pos, Office. 2iw4
To close out our stock We sell for
ca-h only.
Calico, - per yard. Best cloth gait
ers SIS. Boots warranted $500.
Mons shoes, Si,95. Flaunels best,
10 cents per yard. Extra sole leather
costs. rcr ID. ~ShccrSsin mitts, 90cts.
We VII rent our store with n good
cellar lor n very small consideration,
TO give a man q chtn>a.
- It J. nEcTNZEN & Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-07
John koruer.

Doiiu ANttflcT.
The above named defendant viii
take notice that on the 23l day of
March 1875, the plaintiff Levi Moore
did file his petitiun in the oiicc Of the
Clerk of the District Court in and ior
Webster county, Neb., setting forth
that on the 18th day Of June 1874.
the said drfsGdant made executed and
delivered his pson:ssory note 10 plain
tiff for the sun # SSSS.4S, due Oil or
before Sept. 1t, 1874, with interest
a. the rate Of 10 per cest. per numn.
Tba; a. a consideration OF said note
plaintiff executed and delivered to you
a certain title bond or lots II aud Il,
block ., in the town OF Red Cloud,
Nebraska. conditioned that upon the
payment Of said note with interest.
the said plaintiff would execute a deed
of warranty for the same.
SAID petition prays a j~Udgepen:
against you for the SUM Of $3SS.4S
With 10 Der cent interest from Jure
10Th, 1874, ol-o a foreclosure and
cancellation of sail bond au.i d sale OF
said property to satisfy said amount,
interest and costs. You are also fur
ther notified that you are required to
appear and answer said petition on or
before the 3ri Mondry after the e3ri
day Of April 1875.
II. S. K.aLEY.
32-5 sI2. ATTY for Plaintiff.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-07
FOR SALE.

NJ parsonal property. cansiS'isg oil
cows. calves AMI yesriinzs. horses,
n yesriirS es.t, toss. two :on hay,
@sgca AMI b.rrc>s. fsnaing inPl-
mss'-. Che bTessiag pio~, one stubble
pIo~. AMI one double shoyel plos, ohs
half i9:cres; in a uoser, cock store,
sai Z lot pf n=,irs lu:rbes. fssr thou.
sni pine ~.iinxle-, sad Other articles
to tedious 10 uen,:an, ~ ar;ac aboye
vii be soli cheap for ca-h. Axe a
farm FOX sale or scnt. timc VII h
giYsu on the farm. If desired q dee!
can also be given. For sGr,ker Tar
t~iegiaIs apply 20
+. y. RICHARDSON,
Ga Elm C.eei four mile. east OF lied
lrnyui
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-07
g'AKENO.iCL.

GUIDE Rock, Webster 90. Neh.
na.ch - 4. 1873
Sarah T. D;c.erson having lc!t Iay
he! and board without causs or pro
vocation al person or persons are
ha5hoTiug CT trusting her gn my
accoul,, f1r I viii pay NJ debts Of hex
whatever.
ID. ". D!CKEasoy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-07
sEAo tbs.

The advertising rates for space ii
tbs CC;gF Tor The year 1875. viii &c
az fsllaws:
One column. per rear SO %
CEe-hsif co.Bmn Go 400
Oae fa1t,h enlG1n 200
Business Cards. 500
do when inherited for short
time, Per u:cstlr, 80
Lnca, notices t,hiri paecl IN regn-
lar advertisers, 5 coats Ter lac ;oT
each inserti0D.
Transient notices, rer line, 10 Cts.
Uuier The head CT ''Srecisls'' set
in solid Eonparcil- notices viii be m
serted for - cents AZ zach or less, :o-
each insertion. This Is-, form VIZ wish
to introduce to those Who want 10 sci!
or buy stock. land, or for the genera
wants of the c,.1n.uni,y.
Legal notices D. Statute rates. At
;rrneys and officers Of the .aw vii! be
hell responsible FOR Tie legal notices
they hand in.
Lodges and other hss0ciaii7ns. WI.
ac cba-gr! 3 cents per line Tor al
notices not OF interest TO the genera
pab'ic.
Standing advertisements an! local
from regular advertisers payable a
the cnd o: each quarter.
Transient advertisements, aud TO
tees from strangers must be paid "a
advance.
Thcse rates viii be adhered to, ex-
cept rs regards filing contracts.
No pclsun need ask any deduction
OF discount from the above rates OF
conditions.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-07
.xva:u ,9aEf9aET.

CCE.sRFo ATiDEAI CHURCH
f,.yt,,, r,ery iirst ana ,iiri Sab
l.a:L- al each mnu,h at i.,d Cloud
MI iaava'r. - O'Clock 4. Il. al
t5,,i ftoql. > o'clock P. u nj III
s,:..o. l.rcry second and iourh
"g;a7,aS nj ia.in a,c Harmony
!sc,iuets. isv. (. Maxwell,
} -ior.
EhlTI-T IHTErH.-nUy. iEos.
e. &irv'. i'as,ur. S,T.icua every
fc~,ta Ga':la'h at i I. n.
t.TEATu f,H"oL every Sobha:t.
-;".h;:c a. :! AZ
}, q. i'orTEa, Sapt.
;.ev.r meeting sah:.a;h ard Thurs
d. ryca;.es. Al held a, tie schoo!
bore iu.' raith "a tsfwn,
Nc.o e.sc, SO ceuts ger gallon Gar
Lgr g.
Feb osa'ers. r. ,hc can OF
= dczrn >; Cy2. Xe;<s. Also fresh
l.c..!. ..,-. cakes, oo0fcet;o;Sry, g.
-N,.e things Tor tha l,s,e ip'k>, 81
lie Pot Csc. Cali and lock a.
t:.er.
- i(cst sn-, deepest assortment Of
Stationery "a ;"ao at TEE i'ost Uaice.
toto tie Poes O1ca for paper,
ron~. pcr,e;is, states. Sc. Sc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-07
E.STRaT NOTICE

Taken W by the undersigned i'ie-
On SIC. . !. -. Oh tie J:h day 81
APRIL, $50, Ouc black marc sl'cut
faur yr,-s old, wien hktn up bad Il
rsy ti-sl around lis left Lipi t,o,-np
other IIssks THos. fACGHN.
81 ). E.i C;oul, April s.h, 1872.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-07

The .prisg term Of the Rel Cloud
School viii open on Mcnd.y next,
uuler chsrgc o. pIof. Z. ". ksley.
INT sec.ion ha. been favored with
a h.-sy lain, lasi:oy two or three days.
This vii be a enoi thing for the seed
already in the srcuud. as well a. pu.-
ting the .oii in the beet condition for
corn p.an,icg.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-07
Mite - Tss.ars.

No:;ca Is hereby given, That | Will
tS-n:i;!c ~ PERSONS Who bay dos;fcto
ofer ihemrelyos as candidates fer
teacher Of The primary or common
srhnc's Of The county. 81 Try oEhc2 in
BED C;aal, on the irst saturday e
August, November. February AID
Say. II. :. kALEY,
Go. Superintendent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-07
RED CLOUD GRANGE, No. SCI.

RED CLOUD GRANGE, No. SCI.
Ia answer to a letter 10 the CuIEF,
sigued- by the County Committee, we
would say concerning Wr. Kirk wood,
that he ia not an imposter. and bis
departure from this p!.cc Wa noi sud
den to the grange. At a regular
grange meetin2, held Jan. T'h, it was
thought best by the Lodge to send out
n solicitor TOR the benefit of the grange,
and was ofjea;el to BY W. NJ, gho
said be thought they would get ample
supplies FROM tbs State Grange, but
after considering the matter a short
time, Mr.. Kirkwood was nominated
and legally elected By a vote of the
lodge 10 60 ont and solicit aid among
the srangers for the benefit Of this
grange. His papers Of rccCnend were
mldc out and signed b. the lcgal o.
fcers, and the grange seal put there
upon. he also took some letters OF
introduction aud .ecomcnds from in.
d!sidaai friends that had relatives in
the east. He did not start ua,il ;m-
uedlate'y after mex rcg1!ac meet
iug, which was IN two weeks after his
election. Siacc Mr.. Kirkwood has
been a granger among Us he has prov
ed to be q man of his word, and one
in whom We could place conf lence.
1t Is strictly against the rules Of the
order for brothers or sisters to SANDER,
or wrong each other in any way, and
where such cond Let Eau be proven
against any member, they will be *.
PEELED FROM the order. We feel that
that letter in the county paper was lot
only SANDER to one OF our members,
but was intended to injure our order,
but hope We are mistaken in the lat
ter-o,hei grangers in the county took
offence from it also. The graneers in
tie State as a body are united, and
are working for the interests Of its
meub rs, and by so doing arc in hopes
to promote the interests and welfare
OF our country, aud We sincerely wish
to be peaceful quiet ~citizea,. Al
though u enemies might be double
handed asains. US I'VE hope not, J they
cannot prevail, for We have mary
brothers and sisters in the east that
are looking forward to our success,
IL they arc cot with Us 10 person, they
are in sentiment, and lend US a help
ing hand, to whom We reader our
sincere thanks for SUCH Kindness. Ii
was moved and carried that this
Grange adopt this letter aud have i,
printed AMI signed By W. Master AMI
". Secretary. j. d. LEAcH,
p. HEAD, Master.
Secretary.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-07

pr. Williams wishes to give no.
tee that al! accounts due previous t.
January last, viii be put in the hands
of u collector. If aot paid April Isl.
self /. Is WILLIAMS
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-07
Ferry FerV!

New Ferry at Guide Rock. Good
crossir.. at all times.
- II VIZ. MONTGOMERY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-07
Rad CLDrD. }
April ). lS1j.

April ). ls,j.
Webster County Co1ncil of tie Z.
II. met pursuant TO adjournment,
minutes of Ia. meeting called for aud
reported pot 10 te found, as tie cd
Secretary il away last.
The following officers were elected
for tie ensuirg year:
John u. Leach President &. w.
Knight Vice President: l.; O.. r Downs
Secretary Casper Ross Door Keeper;
j. ID. Leach Purchasing Agent and
Corresponding Secretary. j. ID.
Leach aud O.. Il. Downs act as com
mi'tec 10 correspond with the State
and National Grange As to tie best
Plan for q cooperative Store.
Rcsoiref: That we as members OF
the County Council, L. II. OF Webster
county Ncb., will use our best endeav-
ors to punish according to law, any
person or persons who axe wilifuily or
n~eeiigently gully ofsetting out prairie
fires, and We ask all Patrons to Co
operate with Us in this matter.
Resotred: That a copy Of these
Resolutions be presented TO the CHEF
FOR publication. J. ID LEACH,
President Co. Council.
o. T.. DowNgs, Secretary Webster
Co. Council.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-07

-SeH3 Ia II. Il. johnson, Crete,
Eeb. for c;rcnlars Of tie Domestic
- Sewing Machine: al>o terms - agents
Il. r. ;fyou mean business and really
want an acCGcy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-07
COIN Planters.

Two two horse corn planters for sale
chean, 10 close oat my stock Of Aefi-
cultural implements.
.3a-,f. VI. 3. MCNrTT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-07
~k%-HA
AS

Two thousand pounds of pork, at
she Red Ciond Meat market, for
which I viii pay the highest cash
c1H. Also seine Fat Cattle.
MARX Ii. WARNER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-07

To purchase for CASH, - head at
Spyiag calves AID fearliuas, tfom 6
10 IS months cid. INQUIRE Of
RAISER Bros,
4n.;lcs i.a>t of Rcd Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-07
WANTED, -CsIs.

J. Q Potter vents FL the teams he
can ge., TO work en- repairing the mili-
dam.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-07

w. n. Richard on has Z large sup
rly Of seed corn On hand, for $l,2j
per brsbei. a3Im3.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-07

-Juniata kep, the County Seat b.
fse votes.
james Laird. CT Junia.a. and l.
y. Thnrne, Of Webster County are
ehc,el a. delegates to the Coas:i;u-
.iorul Convention.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-07

Ale who would Ike to assist Ia
! organizing a lodge Of the Sons OF
Temperance will a. list in the cause
By meeting at the school house Friday
evening April 10th.
Thee All be . singing school on
Saturday night Of this week, at the
school house. Come out all who love
vocal music.
AT the Annual 7cho ol Meeting of
the Rel Cloud District held las. Mon
day, ". f. Jack on was elected
Treasurer o.; the District by a unani-
ous vote. The outgoing Treasurer,
DR.. Head, pre-, ented q statement o.:
the financial condition Of The District
which va examined aud found cor
rect.
Last Sabbath Alex. RathvforJs
fttlc boy Wa bitten by a ra,tlcsnakc
that was concealed in the ba enen,
II their house. Ii is thought be viii
recover soon from tie bite.
Ed Kellogg had the misfortune
TO lose one Of his horses last week.
The vote OF Rel Coai preciact,
on Tuesday Wa Us follows:
James La I'd, 10, J.. &. Thorne
1863; N. V. Miuly |, J. G. Wilson
/, and two blanks.
The entire vote was 173, which il
the large; ever pJllud in the precinct.
The weather was u~uiravor.blc for q full
turnout in the county.
Curtis Deal, of Ba.in gave us a
friendly cai! this week, aud from hiu
We learn that matters in that section
are about as usual. Those hat can d.
80 will put in considerable small grain.
Nj. Crouch has ovor eighty acre. an
dr. the plow, and Joha Liverty Will
cultivate loo acres, the cost of which
viii be ia sInaIl graias.
-Chas. Lane. Of Guide Rock,
brought up the election returns of that !
Precinct, AMI reports sixty votes cast,
all for Laird and Thorne. Mr.. Lane
is n Of the largest farmers in bis
township, having over one hundred
acres under the p.ow. From III. Lane
the Superintendent, we learn that the
Guide Rock Union Sabbath School is |
in a furnishing condition, with an
average attendance Of over thirty.