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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-16
Partition Notice.

Lewis J. Myers, Ella Myers, Joseph Myers, Eliza
beth Myers, William Myers. Ann Myers, Catharine
Myers and John Walser and David Lind, all Of
Stark County, Ohio, will take notice that peti.
ton was filed against them on the 3lst day oi
August A. D. 1875, in the Court of Common Pleas
of Stark County, Ohio, by william Poyser, guard
ian for George W. Myers, and Is now pending
wherein the said Petitioner demands partition Of
the following real estate situate in Stark County
Ohio, to wit
The south half of the north half of Lot No. 81 in
the city of Canton.
Also the north half of Lot No. IT9, and % feet
front and rear off the south side Of Lot No llS in
said city.
Also 46 feet front and rear off the north side Of
Lot No. llS In said city.
Also part of the southwest quarter Of section
10, township 10 and range s, bounded rs follows:
On the north by land owned by ]. schwalm, on
the west by land owned bv George ], Trump, on
the south by land owned by Solomon Kaufman,
and on the east by the center of the east branch Of
the Nmishillen Creek, containing acres and 80
percheG, more or less. And that at the next term
of said Court the said guardian will apply for an
order that partition may be made ofsald premises,
and that dover may be assigned therein to said
Catharine Myers, widow Of Peter Myers, deceased.
UNDERHILL & LAHM,
August 81, 1875. Att'ys. for Petidoer,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-16
LEGAL.
Partition Notice.

Jacob Etter, Elizabeth Etter, David Ulrich. Re-
becCa Ulrieh, Annie Ulrich, Sarah Ulrich, william
Ulrich, Hiram Ulrich George Ulrl' h and Emma
Ulrich all of whom reside In Stark county, ONO,
are hereby notified that Daniel Ulrcn on the Eiss
day of August, A. D. 1875, filed his petition against
them in the court ofcommOn pleas ofStark county,
Ohio, and is now pending therein, wherein ne
demands partition Of the following real estate to
wit: Part of the northwest quarter OF section
ginning for the same on the north line of said
Section at the northeast corner of David Bowers
land thence east on the section line TO the north
west corner of William Shrivers land, thence south
along said Shrivers land to the road thence eongg
said road TO the east line of said Bowers land,
thence north and east and north along the several
lines Of said Bowers land to the beginning, con.
tanning S6 20 O.I0Oths acres At the next term OF
said court said Daniel Ulrich will apply for an or
der that partition may be made Of said premises
August 26, 1875. UNDERHIL Il LAHM,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-16

p. r, r., and the C. I. v. & W. Ry.; at New Com
erstown with the P. C. & st. L. Ry. at Cambridge
with the b. &. o. r. R.. at Point Pleasant with the
f. o. r. r.; at Marietta with the Marietta and Gin
Hamden, Portsmouth, Chillicothe and the West
Also with the MusKingum River and the Ohio
River Packets.
Through tickets to principal points. BAGGAGE
HANDLED WITH CARE.
]. A. KINGSBURY,
Master of Trans
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-16

their Guardian vs.
Catharine WhtmyeF
ct al. ,,,,,.
John L. Wolf all of Elkhart county, Indiana,
Abraham L. Wolf, Of Beaver county, Pennsyiya-
MIA Jacob ]. Wolf, Of Cuyahoga county, ONO,
William Wolf of Summit county, Ohio jacob II.
Kurtz and Sarah Kurtz his wife, Of Berks county,
Pennsylvania, Henry Keller and Anne NJ. Keller,
his wife, of Lancaster county, Pennsylvania, ana
Catharine Wolf, of Stark county, Ohio, are hereby
notified that the plaintiffs jeremiah Wolf Charles
Wolf and James Wolf, by William II, Hoover,
their Guardian, have this day filed their petition
against them in the court of Common Pleas OF
Stark county, Ohio representing that each of said
plaintiffs are the legal owners of one undivided
eleventh part of town lots numbers seventy.one
(7l) and seventy.two (72) in the town OF New Ber-
lin, in said county of Stark except strip, ten
feet In width along the north side thereon: also
tract of two acres being part of the northwest
quarter of section seventeen, township eleven,
range eight, in said Stark county, particularly
described in said petition being the same real es-
state whereof Jacob Wolf late of Stark county,
Ohio deceased died ntestate seized in fee simple,
that..the defendant Catharine Wolf is entitled to
dover in all of said premises and that the detend'
ants Catharine Whitmyer, Sophia Rothi John L.
Wolf, Abraham L. Wolf, Jacob j. Wolf William
Wolf Sarah Kurtz and Anne NJ. Keller are each,
the legal owners of one undivided eleventh part
of said premises subject TO said dover estate The
prayer of said petition Is, that dover be assigned
to said widow, and that partition Of said premises
be made subject to said dover estate; or that the
came be sold and the proceeds divided. SAID pc,
ttion will be for hearing at the next term OF said
Court.
August q. Ct s. MEYER & SON.
Attorneys for Petitioners.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-16
.ANNIBAL & ST. JOSEPH 4. R.

HANNIBAL, Mo-, July 26th, 1875.
This Company Is now running Two (2) Fast Ex-
press Trains between Quincy and Kansas City,
Quincy and st. Joseph and Quincy ana Atchison'
the connections with the Western trains from
these points
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-16
TRAINS LEAVE QUINCY AS FOLLOWS;

TRAINS LEAVE QUINCY Ab FOLDOWS'
Ar. Ar. Ar.
Kan City. st. Joseph. Atchison
No. /, at 935Am. 6.45p.m COS pm 745 pm.
g., /" 1OOOp.m. 9.O5a $40 am lOO0s.m.
TRAIN No. !, leaving Quincy at 9.S5 am. CON
Meeting with through Day and Sleeping Cars,
from Chicago Qeaving at 1000 pm. via g. b. q
Q. R. r., and Through Baggage Day and Sleeping
Cars from Toledo Qeaving at ll45 am. via. 1. ",
& W. Ry) arrives at Kansas City at 6.45 pm. max
ing direct connections with the Kansas Pacific
Ry. for Lawrence and Topeka; also, with the Mis-
sour River, IT. Scott & Gulf R. R. for Olathe Pao-
la, Les Cygnes and Fort Scott.
Arriving at above points Fourteen lD Hours In
advance Of all competing routes via Kansas City.
TRAIN No. 8, leaving Quincy at 1000 IN makes
close connections at Kansas City for Denver ana
all points on the Kansas Pacific Missouri River,
Fl Scott and Gulf and LeaVenWorth, Lawrence 81
Galveston Railroads, and has Through Day
Coach and Pullman Sleeping Car from Chicago
(leAving at 1000 q. m. via the G. B. q O. X. R) TO
Kansas City without change; also Pullman
Sleeping Car fromQuincy connecting with through
train on T. w. & W, Ry., from Toleda. Fort wayne,
CincinatH, Indianapolis and Springfield, 70 IT,
Joseph, making close connections with the Nan
sas City, 81. 10. Il Council Bluffs and st. 10. ana
Denver City Railroads; also, at Atchtson with the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe and Central Branch
and U. p Railroads
TRAIN No has a magnificent PRrlor Car At
tached from Quincy, connecting on day trains
on c. B. Il q. and t., W. w. Railways through
TO Kansas City -
T. PENFIELD,
Genenral Pass. and Ticket Agent,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-16
FOR SALE.
Valuable Property for Sale.

A Fine Farm, containing about l08 acres, on the
Randolnh road. abOut 5 mil = N. 4. Of Canton,
with 10 acres OF good OAK and Chestnut Timbers;
good Dwelling House and Bark Barn; acres Of
Apple Orchard, with an abundance ofPear, Peach
and Cherry trees; good wells Of water The
whole in good repair and 1rst-cless farming con-
dition. Vim be sold al private sale, at low price
and on reasonable terms.
Also, good Warehouse, at Louisville, Stark Co.,
Ohio. All he property Of John Warner, late Of
Stark County. deceased.
For terms, prices &c, apply to
HIRAM II. HOUSED. Agt.,
Mlddlebrancn, Shrk Co., o.
II
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-16
MEDICAL.

AHnnn OFFERED FOR ANY CERTIFf-
HOUUU tiicate we publish which Is not
genuine,
The following needs no comment
CLEVELAND o., Dec. s, 1S74-Dear Sir: Ny wife
has been afflicted with Catarrh for thirty years,
have had her use all remedies that were sdver-
tised and spend great deal Of money with ply.
siclans, and all to no purpose. ! never found
anything to DO one particle of good until she used
BOWEN'o CATAkkh CURE. Anything that
will cure her will cure anybody. l have perfe1t
faith IN Ne merit p"d chearfrl'y recet mead Y.
Very truly, A. W. BLANN.
452 Euclid Avenue.
This preparation will cure Catarrh in twenty
days Hay fever In three days. Cold In the head
In ten hours Sore throat in three days. Pain in
the head ia relieved-the offensive breath Is cor
rected, and the sense Of smell and taste ara res
tored after few applications. Sold by dealers In
'''''''' STRONG, COBB & CO., Sole Agents
seppSm liz Il Ia Superior st., Cleveland. o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-16
Partition Notice.

jeremiah Wolf, ct al
by VIM. II. Hoover
their Guardian vs..
Catharine Whitmyer,
Of al
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-16
RAILROADS.

=.
MARIETTA, PITTsBURG AND CLEVELAND
M RAILWAY.
OFFICE or MASTER OF TRANSPORTATION.
Connections and Time Table In effect July 26th
1876
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-27
GUIDE Rock GRAN
NO. $40. p Of IL.

Held . special meeting on Monday,
January 18th, 1875. The Master 10
the chair. and . good attendance of
members present, and the utmost
good feeling and cordially prevailing.
The meeting was very pleasant and
profitable. Ten new members were
initiated and more asking to be admit
ted, and the Goat" was in good Or
der and condition and quito frisky.
and some of tho candidates found it
somewhat difficult to prevent being
thrown of, but al managed to get
safely through, and oil went merry
as q marriage bell" The next regular
meeting is to be held on Friday Jan.
10Th. and members Of other Oranges
will be welcomed. Tho latch string
is out" This Grange never has been
IN . more prosperous condition, and
Notwithstanding tho scarcely Of money,
incidental upon The Grasshoppel
Raid" The membership will largely
increase, and q renewal Of interest 10
the Grange shows ITSELF And the
truth Of the old saying comes home Il
al In Uoion there is strength, all oul
danger i in discord. GRANGER
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-27

under such regulations ss to proof Of
the same Is the Commissioner Of the
General Land Office may prescribe;
and where such grassboppers shall re.
appear 10 eighteen hundred and seven.
ty-6re, to the like destruction Of the
crops Of settlers, tie right to leave
and be absent as aforesaid shall con
tinue TO July first, eighteen hundred
and seventy-six.
SEC. 9. That during such absence no
adverse rights shall attach to said
lands; such settlers being allowed 70
resume AMI perfect their settlement q
though no such absence had been IL
lowed.
SEC. 3. That the time for making
insl proof and payment by pre-emps-
ors whose crops have been destroyed
or injured as Aforesaid, is hereby ex-
tended for one pear after the expira-
ton Of the term absence provided for
10 the first section Of this act.
Approved. December %, 1874.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-27
cc,uuMcA1Ep.
LONE TaEE JOHNSON Co !
Iowa. January 13ih IS I


En-. CHIEv-I suppose the people
10 the North West part ofyour county
would like 70 hear from me, and know
what I su doing. / hope they viii
get something substantial in . short
time IN the shape Of . . load Of
provisions &C., which l shall ship next
week.
Perhaps you would like to know ny
method Of proceedings to get the
people together, 30 that l can talk to
them = little. Ny friends got up .
Concert almost impromp . Vocal
and instrumental. Miss Dilavsy Of
Muscsiine. one Of the best pianist in
the state, presided at the piano.
Mrs. Jones Of Line Tree discoursed
beautiful music from the organ, some
times accompanied BY Mr.. Evans
with the violin, whilst Miss Carleton
with the guitar and her sweet voice,
reminds us Of thirty years age when
We we're t,oensy foe Taken together
the Concert was . success socially,
musically and financially. Net proceeds
$27.O7. On subscription to bedeliver-
ed when called for 1t depot, l55 bush
els Of cors % bushels wheat and some
other small donations.
Rev. Chaa. Brooks Of the Bsp,ist
church, and Mr.. Whitaker are tho
leading men 10 this little affair. and to
them will the people Of Harmony and
North Franklin be under obligations
for this car load Of supplies. There is
to be another Concert at Nicholas
tomorrow night, and also . supper at
Darant on 22d for the benefit Of our
people. NJ. 8. BUDLONG.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-27

TINS far the Legislature has no,
done much in the way Of general legis-
lation. the great interest having been
centered 10 the Senatorial fight, but
now that is over We may look for some
hard work. on tho part of our law.
maker.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-27
A ss-rsss.s.;vs Ha ctazyiss 81
American Ir. Taste!
TIE .LLDxIE,
Tur Arr JouayAi Or AsxaicA,
a~v~A Hsnshly.
"A N.ssrrscxxr coxesrrsss. WONDERFUL
T. cansfx, orr.

n. a.sessi,y efs ~pssaIsr medium fr ia'
! representation ef the prcias''eS' OF 'a'
great artists. hes ala os been 'se"xsf"'
and nsny aissmy = have essa rs-ar 20 ms"'
IN. want. The Successive failures ~h'ea 50
iaxsssasiy Gliesvt earh attempt IN ths
ea.a,r, 20 e.sas!Ah an at Journal. d'i a"s
,.svs The indifference eftas people ofAfss'-
i. "a m, claim. Of hlxh art 80 scSn a.
,,.,.r avprS Is;ian Of N. vsH; ant ga
.hgl,x a. meet !, we're shown. the paAsie ~
once rallied wIsh sn,hHsia-z y va s1fe'rf.
.sd IN. r.ssif ss. . Ere&s srssssic AL e"s'
msrsiL ~,ruupa-rus ALpiSk-
rusALpINg. whlis Issued vita all tho
regularity. his nens q the Temporary or
ssslS iasstcs, chsTa ssrsssss OF osthArS
periodicals. Ia Is al s'sssai miscellany ~
pure. light snI graceful literature ani .
eoi.ss,ioa II pictures. the raSsst sPsinsns ~
-.r,i.,,s sk,sI. in black AMI whi'r. Although
e.-A .aee,esias aaanhsr affords q stesh
,,..zu-r 4, a. f.i-nds. the r~a. valas and
bs.usy efIgg ALpfSE Oil be most Az
r-<<issss sossisi n essai 90 I'd the sle-s VI
~. yea-. WITH sshss pshlssAtiens SA
claim .apers.f o~hsapacxA. a. eo"nsarea ussa
n al, Of a simgiar elA<.. TtiE ALpiNk
sn,asr AMI original saaespttsa-sl'as asa
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS without comPst.-
.isa h. Price or eharaeser. The prns.e-sarsS
= ronpi.,s ~voIasn. can 10, dariica's the /,
~ antity ef sas paper and onsrassss' ga aHr :
osAsr shape 90 uanbsr % selsFass los tea
,isn q its cost. aai thea. there 10 The oaf0'@'.
eess.ss.
rae national ~tss.aFs o. THE ALpiSk
n q 4 30 ,ak en- In no marrow sense. Tfss Art
4. = ssmopciltsn- Wills TilE ALPINE 80
sfr.esls Amesieaa lss,ita;,oa. u dec. nav
eenC.s q itself entirety % The fspr'dasti"a ~
.a,i,s arr. lie mi~isu 10 20 essuTa'~ .
hso ct aud spprertatsys AZ, ,ssts. one tsss
will stscr,su iuatr sniy on xroaH 8. Of intris,e
msrts Thss. while placing hsf 80 he ras
rsns q; THE ALpfSE. as iesisns easrNs,-
srt.He the prrlaesioss of thr mpst natsa,
Amsrlcan artist. attention. viii aiwss-bss
Eisel TO speeim sus from tetei.a masters.
sivr ,,s .ahssrsbsrs all the pleasure sol
aud Instruction obt4isshis irOa hsms ca
ior,eia soarrss-
Tho artistic Illustration 81 Amsfiran~
.~eeaes5. eric nsi nth rus kipfNE. nsSs
i'm rssnt fr lInrr. and Sc magnificent PATS
are q , sia. mare spa apFiAts 81 ths s~atsstss-
tor "a simeaf % details ILsa eaa se ss,r.-
Ell 81 a.ay inferior page. Tas iudissoa. 70
tessl q siva ofisBi scaps. ~uissins. hzafs. aSi
ANNA subjects. sastsfH nH uIaSatsi intsrs
ct. o J~cs-is'e shers tho scope sf the sofk
eara u : iks artis, TO cin.sly 10 q s,asIs
style 81 sahise,- fhs isssssar. % fiIE
ALDis ~ l. . light AMI graceful ~asssgsraa,-
,psni. ~os,hy of The artistic fsstHrss. With
only 81 ii tssAnissi d'sla,sitisns as ID IA
iEisrls Q with The popular ia,sssss q 90
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-27
lAa's UHsstfisn fa.Eso''

will / /, seleaIas in even hams. Essr,hsiy
los.s secs = ds sni tbs per,ss,s y sxsesgA
% 80 , tn ,hs i.fo. ihatI u seems The certainly
press se ~ The animal itself The Hsv. e
he " at falEssss 70 4, that b., a-a sssS
t.an d and ID uks ssyst IN Bos,kiys, t.ss,
At ~ Although - Hs'pr~i. 40 s~ sse .ss,
this ~ mum chr ,sao utt bass tbs q satsss
fear "a beins bstisr.
Resid "a ID. rrpfsa. every a1,aBss ash.crt-
or 10 IN IH ALDfSE Or t,-a ia ooas'i,s,-it
msmis aosi entitled 10 a.. ths psssHs.ss q
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-27

Tn y aica s.Es The sr,si' ais az al TIia
AtpiSb si-ssfss. ~bish. Nth efhss pant
jsss ant cszrsstngs. srs - BE ti.if3ss'l
smg1x D ss~satess Il even .sssss ~ q
sahscn's -. iD asIrysHt siseFs. valssi ct
over 80 30 are 4 ssnbaisi 50 s.,n 60 the
.ssies . fai. AMI sas sssrfs ~ ss.h s-H-s
sm&k srs o. be Satii keI 20 th~ ust. sas-
rssdiHs issas 81 tits ALDfSE- To-. feat
are eafy Supplies u .si,ssrlh.rs -ag -, 10
one Jsslr IN advance. Fan parirsisr. 10 .
calsr = Ga: On Application sssisssas . ssaas
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-27

4 On Friday hst- the Legislature
elected Hoo. A. 8. Paddock. Of Be-
str;ce. United States Senator, for the
!all term Of six years from the 18th Of
March, next.
While this result may have been Q
surprise to many, and could hardly
have been anticipated By spy one after
the bailoting had hirly begun. We
think no one need have any regrets At
the success Of our new Senator.
Mr.. Paddock came into the Terrific.
y 10 1851, and Vas from the beginning
. vide-avake and useful citizen. In
1861 10 "a appointed Secretary Of
the Territory by President Lincoln,
which position he held until 1864, the
greater part Of the time acting As Gov
ernor. For some years past he has
been residing ct or near Beatrice,
where be has one Of tho 6oest farms 10
the State.
: Gov. Paddock, Is . genial gentle.
msn, foil Of good nature towards every
body 10 general, and tho straight-Cor
ward manner in which be carried on
the Senatorial contest has made him
many warm friends. Senator Upton
viii have Q successor, who win be an
honor 10 the State.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-27

IT, present indications are that the
coming spring'~@ bring large immi
grafton into the State. The world at
hsse has faith 10 our future, sad the
calamity Of the past year 10 toovell
known to be sn exceptional condition
% materially effect the future Influx oi
those seeking new homes and cheap
kada In tvo yrars our people vii
hare icrgotten the ruin and disaster o.
1854.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-27
fc.s-Tg 7:2 1875.

Fey subscriber Tor les Gill rs--l..s
beat f.i ~psssraI, IN oil esicrs. % ths ,.ms~
not's loo vhsss riS,sfs ia . iossasr .sss,
attf 4 tel 50 much a~tssnsiss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-27

SEED TINE will soon be here, and
there has leen nothing done to pro-
vide the necessary grain for the spring
sowing. In this latitude small grains
need to be 10 the ground Is early Is
possible, generally the first week in
March. flour farmers arc to have
the seed it must be procured immedi-
atcly. or there will be no crops raised.
A great many schemes have been talk
ed about and advocated. but it has be.
gun and ended in talk only. Seed
must be had at some cost, and it is
only the question as to the easiest and
speediest mode Of getting it, tina,
causes any division of opinion. Some
counties have already made provision
By bonding for enough to meet the
estimated wants Of the people. Thi.
h. 1t she best, Q questionable me,hot
&relief. bn. probably is the only thins
thatAn be done under the c;rcum'
stances. Ifsuch a course is though
necessary for Webster county, there il
no time to lose. NJ bonds IRE to b.
voted, issued and sob. but . very few
days will intervene FROM tho time ne
ceesarly used and the timo when th'
grain must be 10 the hands oil ths far
uers. IF some other course is to b
taken there should not be a days de
lAy before il should be devised ont
put into operation. We confess tina
the cyoblem IL too hard for US to solv'
add lcsvsjt for those directly inter
ested.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-27

GovEakos GAi4ask s. fallen ;nto
the usual rcutisssof dudes belonging,
20 his position. and 10 gaining 10 per
SOCIAL popularity srnsy say. We pre-
dick ~ administration that will bring
Nebraska to the front a being the
most prosperous o the Western States
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-27

Dn. Yoon b H. sufh0e q "1RDecAI Co
NOE sRusk~ Q beck that rSaehsd . earcuAtjoa
Of ever $4,000 copies; sso. q PLAN Hom
TALE" more recently pubsishsd, which Ass sos1
% the extent Of a 1000 copiss; also, q "ecsaSuo
n srolx,~ vhich = now bsiag pobaishs1 = 0hsA
couTDrTo 3A1a1o
OF On, exceptaag tbs nrse-0sntsaDs4 Wss8 (vAh0
b out Of pentl VII b ssns he - appNoaaeo
70 either d.. YooTs, o. the 3sssay III tsbuo'
i,e esnpsay, who's Once = ID 1As ~ oossA
Aesnts-both nen and VoOsn-Wenee4 - -
the foregoing vorka 70 whom . liberal psses -
b allowed. IN beginnings q oAu Sssss&s
have bea made IN selling Dr.. 1ooTBS popai0
worms. "PLAm Hons TAl4" = paRussSes9
sdaytsd 70 sdultA and "sc.1cs - e1osS' q
tsse IL thing for The young. os.A to saosoa
tables and - soe y~oussslvsa. n SoenR ansvsss
Q multitude d questions which Adass end Gssee
nsn sssl Q dalicscy about sskins q tAsir paySishA
There b nothing n l~itsrstuVs - a u stA1
q the foregoing voska "ocu1cS - mon"
en- ooly b haA & sgals . q ~ 4uho~
oooe mor0.
AxOnt0 ~AatO4s
ADDE'S - AD0vA
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-27

II is reported tbas the U. 8. So.
pseme Court has rendersd . decision
on the question Of taxstion Of railroad
lands which i. aa,ere to the railroads.
ftrue. this viii relievS many couoties
from their present emf trrassments
The case for the coun.ies ssas been.
In the maiu. managed BY jrdr Chn'
too Briggs. OF Omaha.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-27

The Omaha Repsbl;con of Friday
la.t, contained full account Of the
king Of the CennibL Islands" He
passed enough Omaha on his way east
sone time since, and is now on the re-
turn trip to the Pacific Coast aud
thence home. The 6rse performance
after resting from their journey xas .
royal game Of billiards, the King and
bis partner winning the gams. Aher
dinner came . visit 10 the High School
With which the King vas veil pleased.
Al ! p. N. the Knights Templars ra,-
~ iu force and went to the Grand
C.utnI. the King vas escorted 70 the
Coocl.ve. and speeches followed.
This 10 the first receptions the King
h.. been eversav with BY the X. T.,
alsAoash be u spember Of that or.
des. At go Kise2avd vas escort
Cd bsek 70 the Grand Central where
a immense crowd hsd sSssmb!ed to
see his Royal Highoesa" N length
K D. took his position in the east
psrlor who're people were introduced
to hin By Mayor Chase. One woman
actually kisasd the King. - the
Jealousy At ~ the EssA After the
sscepdoa Al retired exespa thoe sho
participated IN The dance sDoae vhon
we're the leadiag citissas ssd thsis
lsdisA Hi Najssty easaed ~ hn
roso dsriag he fsse 1ssss ssoesting
Min Wiliams of IN. gAo ~ ssvied
b III The other fair eeek So DneA
for bsisea Kise. "vive frui"
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-27

.Sryap Beot Hisssraf;os. sai Drssessg Cas.
Cps>s.
A large collection Of pictures 81 tiasrsat
siss. and on siu.s., ever csucsivshis Fstsess
hare bs~n pat up 10 an q ~traesiss sryst.ps.
AMI are nov sfsrrSk st q price is'esisd 90
make them popular IN eveTT sspss.
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ssrrasinx . y nov r~ssy, zsd stD be SEQ,
POSTAGE psif 20 and sadrs.. for OSb DOL
LAR A liberal d2eosst 10 AGENT asi
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The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-27
sTAavri9 CATTLE.

The Dumb Animals IN the o~rasshoprsr
1eE;on--esnsral Brisbsn Proposes %
1slisys their su8sriass-.Ths Plan Il
VIII Follow.