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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-21

Presentation. Lorenzo Dantord
will address a Republican meeting at
Pittsburgh on Saturday evening,
Colonel jim Mclaughlin returned to
Chicago yesterday.
Minnie Palmer is billed for the Opera
House on Monday evening next.
Capt. J. T. Russell is quartered at the
st. james.
Mr.C. "A. Watkins, Ada Gray's ugent,ar.
rived in the city last evening.
J. NJ. scroggin, Esq, Of Grafton, Clerk
Of the Legislative I'm parchment Commit
tee, arrived in town yesterday.
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Rich Plaids for lsc. Brown Dress
Goods worth 25c for lSc,
HENRY RoEMER.
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Nav Music. Whisper Softly, Tell
Me Darling, song, 35c.
Ny Sailor Boy, song, 50c.
Ada, meditation for piano, 75C.
For sale by W. s. IGuTCHTNS,
No. 80, 18th street.
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LoHo plumes and great bargains, at
SPEYER BRos'.
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New stock Of Dress Goods just received
By HENRY RoEMER.
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Do you want a good pair OF Blankets ?
Henry Roemer has the best homemade
Blankets. Call and see them.
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THE probabilities all point toward a
compromise on s. between the puddlers
and manufacturers Of Pittsburgh.
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New MusEC.--Alpine Bells, lnstrumen.
tai, Oesten, 80 cents; Honstock Polka
leaSy and pretty, 20 cents; Loved and
Lost-Song-40 cents.
For sale by W. $. HuTCHINs.
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CALL and look at our Black and Col.
ored Cashmeres, and Black Alpacas. We
make them specially.
HENRY RoEMER.
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FoR Carpets, Oil Cloths and Rugs 90
to corner Main and 10th streets.
J. W. FERREL.
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GERMANTOWN yarns, zephyrs, notices,
paper patterns, sc, at SPEYER BRos'.
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Close THIS EvESISe.-The Feast oil
TabernacleS, now being observed by the
Hebrew people, will close this evening.
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CARPETS, Rugs, Floor Oil Cloths and
Window Shades, selling at cost to close
them out, HENRY RoENER.
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| lPLArD ties for % cents at
sPEYER BROs'.
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YESTERDAY was a glorious October day.
Two weeks Of such weather would gain
Old Ptobs. many admirers in this vicin.
ity.
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NEW style Of shawls. Call and see
them. HENRY RoEMER.
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CusHIoN and slipper patterns at
SPEYER Bros.
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SPEYER BRos'. keep the latest stock Of
trimmed Hats and Bonnets in Wheeling.
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GREAT bargains in velvets and Vel
veteens, al SPEYER BEos'.
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GREAT bargains in colored shoes at
L. Y. BLoNDs.
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THE steamer Courier will take m ex.
cursion party to the Steubenville boat
race on Saturday next.
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For all wool blankets, cheap, go to
Ferrel's Store, corner Of Main and goth
streets.
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HATS of all descriptions, at
srEYFR BRos'.
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FANCY wings in endless variety, at
SpEYER BRos.
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BOARD OF EDucArroS.-The regular
monthly meeting Of the Board Of Educa.
ton will be held tonight.
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DOR SALE

EoR SAIL
ofir loT sGlc ny Dairy and Garden and Farm
log utandls, such al H0t.Bsis, sash, Flows, Wag-
onS, Honss, Harness, Mover aud Reaper, one
Boiler toT hielming feed. wa scll altogether OF
Separais 70 suit, u applied iof s1on.
CHRISTIAN HTLLES
ociS Gravel lIiil Dairy, BellAire, q.
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The largest stock oftrimmed Hats and
Bonnets in Wheeling, at SPEYER Bros.
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TRUsTEEs SALE.

By virtue Of a Deed Of Trust, made on the 10th
day Of February, 1875, and recorded among the
land records Of Ohid county, West Virginia. ln Deed
Of Trust Book No. 8, page 100 by james McCluney
and wife In me. I will on
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SMALL sizes kid gloves only 50 cents
at SPEYER BRos.
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EoR SALE

A TwO-Story Frame House, containing
six rooms, water on the premises, lot J0Xl3O
feet, situate on the corner VI Indiana and
Huron streets. For particulars apply on
the premises. MRs. J. b. TRlMDLE.
or 10 Il. u. MCCRACKEN, 24Oi Chapline
Street. seq
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DARK ribbed hose l2l cents at
SpEYER BRos'.
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Flowers in great protusion, at
SPEYER BRos'.
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The festive granger now pings in the
cornfeld: "Foddet, dear fodder, come
home with me now
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SEE our ball soaps, only5 cents, at
SPEYER BRos.
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets. All grades
and qualities, at reduced prices.
]. W. FERREL,
Corner Main and 2Oth streets.
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TRUsTEE's SALE,

By virtue Of a dtt,l Of trust made by james
Hume and Elizabeth Jane llumes his wife, to me,
dllDd the 6rst day q August, ISIS, aud OF record
Ia the Office Of the Clerk u the County Eo1rt o.
Manhall county, West Virginia, In Trust Deed
Book No l. pase ZIG, shall offer Tor sale at public
auction al the front door Of the BenWOJd store IN
the town Of BrnWuDd 10 said county, on
FRIDAY, November l9th, ISIS,
Bsginhlng at 10 o'clock A. ", certain pIeco Of
ground lying In ald county on the Marshall county
rad, about One.half mile south Of the sid tOWn
Of Ben EO1l, and bounded AZ follows Beginning At
Z oeftAln point on the east line d Iaid Marshall
county road fifteen feet north Of the dividing line
Of susan J.. Hlldreth and sllliG j, Kelly, thence
along the line Of said rad north 40 feet ihene 10
an oiStefly direction (gp hin 80 feel parallel with
the Kelly line Aforesaid; thence In s9utheFy d.:
FertlOn 10 feet parallel with the east line 0i aid
MAnhlll county rad, thence In due vestWAfdly
direction 80 let down HID with line parallel
With aid Kelly line and Is feet distance theTeir0m,
70 the place d beginning, containing about one
Gefe; excepting, however, the stone coal underlying
aid ground aud the right Of mining TOT same.
TRIMS or SALE-One-ihiTd, OF such further sum
aS the purchaser may elect, cash In hand and the
residue 10 equal ldSt!illmeuti at six aud twelve
months from day Of sale, with interest from that
day, aud secured upon the property sold. =,
Title believed god, but selling A. Trustee mall
convey only such title Is Is vested Ia me By said
deed u trust.
JOHN II. FINK, Trustee.
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Two auctions in full blast only a few
steps apart made things lively on Market
street last night.
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THE Cincinnati Gazette yesterday copied
our notice in full Of the death Of Captain
John Murine.
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THERMOMETER RECoRD.-The follow.
ing shows the range Of the thermometer,
as observed at Silvey's drug store, corner
opposite the Post Office, yesterday:
'4A a. q 'E & ~ i
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acknowledgement.
THURSDAY, OCr. 81. 1875.
New Advertisements.

Smith 4 Notwithstanding.
parlor Suits-NEendel, Booth 4 Co.
Cashmere Shawl Lost.
Watches-Oxtoby & Dunield.
Enterprise Baking Powder.
Buckwheat Flour-R. J. Smyth.
Sealed Proposals for Workhouse.
Martins Capital Restaurant.
knights Templar Charms-Turner 4
Dillon.
Auction Sale Of Watches and Jewelry
head Of local.
Trustees Sale.
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The Weisel people entertain theft
friends with soiree tomorrow night.
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MAKES Buekwheat cakes
sweet and tender. Made with
Il they are never sour, ~ Is
often tho eaSe where yeast Is
uGa1l
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THE Street Commissioners men scrap.
ed Market and l4th streets yesterday.
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tjai In Fancy Cakes nves
one.thIfd the Eggs and Short.
ehlng, and makes them much
moro palatAble than the old
RAI.
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CouxrY COURT will meet this morning.
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Il unequAled for producing
light, sweet, nutritious and de-
llriodS Biscuit, Rolls, MuHius,
CakeS, dc.
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Inill kinds Of Ghddle Cakes,
makes them better, quicker and
With les labor than In any
other way.
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In Pot Pies, DumplIngS and
Puddlngs renders them easy TO
take, and they 30 right TO the
spot.
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1.-THE sword may pierce the leaTcTI
Stone walls In time may sever,
It's mind alone,
Worth steel and stone,
That keeps men free forever"
The members are now preparing for
their first ball, which will lake place in
Turner Hall on the 9th Of November.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-11-04

October 30th, 1915.
Met pursuant TO adjournment. Full
Board present. Minutes of last meet
ing read AID approved.
Petition Of w. Z. Thorne and four
others To vacatc section line between
Sec. /, 4, II, and Sec. 6, 4. IL, graut-
ed.
Petition of G.. Johnson and others
for q bridge across Liberty Greek in
town ;, range 3, laid ovcr for further
consideration.
Contract for furnishing County wood
let to w. n. Richardson at $3.50 per
cord.
Official bond Of G. T. Broadwell,
Supervisor of X. D. No. 8, approved.
The following accounts allowed
Rufus Miksch, repairing bridge Sc so
+. Mat,eson, Com rs fees 10 so
l.. Lady APPOINTED j. p. for Ea.-
mony Precinct to fill vacancy.
Adjourned till Nov. lst, 1875.
j. A. TULLEYs, A NJ. HARDY,
Clerk. Chairman.
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Returning parties from thu Black
Hills arc bringing more favorable re-
ports concerning the richness of the
ore. than at first supposed. If the
Government will give the miners a
chance next epring there will be a
grand rush to the new Eldorado. 1t
is possible that whether q treaty is
made with the Indians or not, many
adventurous men will find their way
to the Hills and commence work
The United States cannot afford to let
the red skins con,role that territory.
Give the miners a permit to 20 there
and they can take care of themselves
as they have in times past Evening
Star.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-11-04

tRoM now on we propose to talk
rai.rosd. In the present state of things
IL is difficult TO tell when we shall ob
tain one. The B. & NJ. at present
controls our trade and uakes as much
money cut Of these river counties as If
its road were along the river. The
railroad counties will use all their in.
fuence to prevent our obtaining an
outlet to a market except through
their towns. With thess two Influences
against US, our country vii. develop
tardily unless We bestir ourselves anG
Use all means in our power to hasten
the building Of a road through our
midst. Ii is believed that earnest effort
can accomplish much in this direction,
and i is also believed that the expen,
diture of our time and means will be
more than fully repaid US when a road
IL obtained.
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RATIN Nov. lst. Isl

i NOV. ISL, 1910.
Ed. CHIEF The farmers In this
section are progressing finely with
their work. Most of them have their
threshing done and are ready to husk
their corr and do their fall blowing.
There will undoubtedly be a great
deal of ground rlowsd this fall as it
has been clearly demonstrated hal fall
piowing is the best. especially for the
earlier grains, such as wheat. oats,
barley, etc. There is one thing for
which We have to be thankful and
mat is that cur horses are in much
better condition to work this fall than
they were last. The prairie fires have
ragged around Us considerable but as
yet very little damage has been done
tsat | have heard OF. Almost every
one have their farms protected by FIRE
guards, SO We are in hopes that the
disasters of iast spring viii not be re
pestel.
We are to have a bridge across Elm
sFeek within . month. aud although
the ssus. parties have the Contract
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PROCEEDINGS G? TEE ::CI-T c.X.
x.Ss..-ESs.

October yh, 1876.
Met pur.rsn, to adjournment.
Pye-enI 4. NJ. Hard, q. w. Ball,
Com Is. }. A.:Taiieyf, Clerk.
" mites Of last meeting read and
approved
The following ofhcia. bonds were ap-
proved:
j A. Ta!leys, C1rk; II. g. Bill.
Sheriff; l. ". TuIIey., ca. Judge (;
T.. II. Jones. Treasurer ". r. rhorne
Go. Surveyor. Ans;i Forbes, ID VI.
Franci-. l. Wike. jas. Vance, j. &.
Warner, Justices Of the Peace ; j ID.
Post, {. johnson, Jos. Dawson, Con-
stable John Street, aud WIN. T.
Jackson. Road Supervisors.
The following accounts allowed:
~ Judges o. Election : % 50
Is Clerk. of Election So ~
Max II. Warner, c.. Printing 70 40
j. T.. Wars-r, use OF ,eam &c, 200
}. A. Tuliey., making out tax
list &c, 49, 62
II. q. Bill, arre,ting prisoner 4; 4 -
II. 5. Haley, rent Of ofice - v
II. S. kaley, Co. Supt'sEe d ~
Application Of Jane, NJ. Baldwin
to lease 5. J, n. W. /, Sec. 80, =, II,
Granted.
Contract for bridge across Elm
Creek let to John Laverty At 50 80 pr
liuear foot.
Report Of Commissioners to view
work Oh road on south side of river,
presented aad approved.
Petition OF ID. Fetz aud IL Others
Tor a new precinct to be called Glen
wocd Precinct to comprise the terrific
ry III town i, rang IL, granted, and
the following officers appointed viz:
Z. l.. llorDbeek, Assessor; Il. W.
Tultle, Road Supervisor +; ID. Re,z aud
John McCailum, Justices Of the Peace,
and for Harmony Precinct. to fill va.
cancy, Marion Alexander, Assessor !;
John Wratten, Rad Supervisor.
Adjourned iii Oct. 3oth, 1875, at
y a. la.
j. A. TULLEYs, A. VI. HARDY,
Clerk. Chairman.
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inai pu' tie other tri Ice IN, w hope
tbe Coma.i--ioners will see that their
contract is fulfilled before ,hey accept
the new bridge.
intend to have ''hussing bee"
next seek and may p rhaps write Jon
eometfing sbDat that, 50 adsu for this
time. j. y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-11-04
TIE NEBRASKA RAILWAY co.
Its Eye On the Republican VALLEY.

The Brownville, Fl. Kearney &
Pacific X. Il. Co and the Midland
Pacific Co. have been consolidated
and styled the Nebraska Railroad
Company. This consolidation is look
ing to the extention of the NJ. p. road
&c the u, p. and to the northwest,
and the B. Fl. X. & F., to build its
line up the great Republican valley.
1t is q settled fact to any sane
mind that the great wealth of this
valley vii! not slumber in its banks
much longer, without being opened to
the outer world by railroad connection.
With the three or four m,nied corpo-
that are keeping q close watch
nj Developments, We feel safe
in saying that the day is near at hand
when the iron horse will sound its
shrill whistle the entire length of the
Garden Valley Of Neb -Gsari
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Cattle, Cattle. Cattle!
FOB sAIS

- head of cattle, IL bead or two
year-old., 10 head Of y~ealings, ~
head OF calves, and the rest cows.
Which will lie sold cheap for cash.
Also a COOL heavy draft team weigh
ing shout 80 handrci. age 5 and 9.
Price, horses and harness 1850.
Also a farm for rent. terms, J for ]
year, or | for five years ; 20 acres bro
ken. good house, lbs fee, OF stsbkng.
two wells. and about Is acres Of fall
p!owing. For particular, cali on or
address Z. A. Lane, OF A. Career.
Guide Rock, or at this o:fce. I0-3t
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-11-04
FARMING AWAY FROM : RAILROAD.

Ii is attended with disadvantages
aud drawbacks numerous and serious.
Crops will undoubtedly grow and ri
pen at 4 distance from a railroad. But
there Is seldom any great benefit de-
rived from this. The raising of crops
and gathering in Of harvests constitu-
ties but 4 small part o succe ssful farm
ing. The science o%ffarming, the work
Of the briin. consists largely in the
ira Ting, in the buying to advantage
aud selling to advantage. Those who
raise good crops aud reap abundant
hafvcsts are not always equally sue
cessiul in accu,uulating wealth. Tn,
money is made in trade, in the pur-
chase of essentials cheap aud in the
profitable disposal Of produce. Here
is the science Of farming. Here IL
-I~.o III eusIcn Inemse!veS or
meet with failure. In the shrewdness
Of tbs nan for trade lies the chiefele-
ment Of success, in the unfitness Of
that u to drive a good bargain lies
the secret Of his poverty. Fifteen
bushels to the acre will make one man
wealthy. Twenty five bushels to the
acre will keep the face of another on
the griadStoDe. The faculty of turn
ing things to account, Of making every
thing bring TIE most it will is the most
essential ingredient in the make up Of
a prosperous farmer.
That this faculty may have full pay
and scope it is evident il must enjoy
the advantages of a close and conye-
nient market. There must be a place
handy and easy of access for the pur-
chase of Implements and the dispo al
Of produce. There must be q market
for stock where the farmer can buy
and sell, and hat market must be
known. Its prices must be easily as
c~ertained, aud its fluctuations closely
and sharply observed. The lapse of a
couple Of days Is sufficient to bring the
price of grain and stock from an un-
reasonably high figure down to an IN
reasonably low one. The exact time
to sell and the fttest time to buy can
be known only by those who are near
q railroad, who can avail themselves
ofthe telegraph for ~ascertaining the
state of the market in Chicago or st.
Louis. and use the steam car to trans
port their stock or produce thither
with the greatest rapidity. In the
disposal of the produce of a farm, time
is money.
How is it with US? We have no
means of knowing the state of the
market, cannot study its fluctuations
By careful rerusal Of the papers it
be possible to obtain q correct
of last weeks prices. But
they are generally = very deceptive in
dication Of the present markets.
Even could We know, there are no
opportunities to take advantage Of our
Information. The prices VII have
changed ere We can get our pork or
there. These are the opportu-
mites for selling There are none NJ
for purchasing. Comparatively
speaking it is impossible to trade any
hing or for anything ct this. distance
rem a market, and In trading is the
armer's only chance to accumulate
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-11-04
From the State Jourus
Lincoln Market.

LINCOLN. Oct. eth 1875.
The following are the quotations on
the street to-day:
Wheat, active at ..--75 cents
Corn, inactive aud dull .-....l5G2O
Oats, dull and heavy. 2O923; quail
ity poor and demand slight.
Barley. active; No. 2 45(95O.
Rye. no offerings and prices nominal.
Potatoes. dull and heavy; lOtGl5.
Beef cattle. per cws., 3S3.
Hogs. per cwt., 5as.
Sheep, per head, , 50(94 90.
Turuips, per bu., lO(d20.
Chickens, spring, per doz., l 75@2
%.
Butter, 5f90s
Eggs. dull and k~er; lOf0l2l.
Hides, greco SIT, 5(a6; green. n
as; green caif. SOLO: DRY. n@l2
Hay, per ton, 5 5o94eo. Offerings
arge and no demand.
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The jnter.Ocean.
THREE EDITIONS,
WEEKLY. sEE.wEcxy / DAILY.

Rstabli bed les than three years ago as .
Representative Republican Paper. pledged
TO naiLtsin and defend the principle. and
oreanizstion OF the National kepusiicAL
Party the lNTER-OCEa AN Vas esriy pa h
ed IL the forefront o'jaGrnalIs,n and achieved
a success unprecedented in the history u,
such enterprises. By universal assent i, mas
been assigned position As
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Eaox wA.gu. :aEEZ

ScorT r. D., Webster 20. Neb.
Oc;ober 9Th, 1875.
ED. CHigF:-Ths Eighteenth An
nual Communication Of the Grand
Lodge 1. o. q. r. Of Nebraska was
held In Tecamseh on the 18Th, 10Th
aud 2l.t of October. There were q
.arge number of representatives a.
well "a visiting brethren present. The
deliberations were characterized
throughout by earnest, active solicit
tu1e for the good of the order, and
pace aud good will To men. The most
amicabie feeling prevailed during the
many heated DISCUSSIONS, which en-
sued, r~elstive TO ioc1i legislation. The
following were the principal Grand
Officers e.ec,ed for The ensuing year
\. Zmmerer Of Nebraska Cay, Il W.
". NJ; + j. Stately Of Omaha, X. w.
ID. e. 81; f. u. Parker. X. w. q.
NJ; 5. Stretch of Falls City. X. W.
q. X. The reports brought in from
the various lodges in the jurisdiction
were %replete with ,",~-0-s aud siiowed
the most iiattcring results o the last
Yeas labors Fifty-iive 1--we, active
lodges are engaged in work in the
jurisdiction. lie next communication
will be held at Crete. Then returning
the G. l.. visited No. 80 In Lincola in
a body, and enjoyed one of these
feast, of reason aud flow Of SOUL"
seldom enjoyed in a lifetime. 1t is
yery desirable that the non afiIiating
through thi, county shoali seek a
home amonS the lodges now organized.
X. Il. L.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-11-04
TIE LEADING REPUBLICAN PAPER
IN THE NORTHWEST.

Not alone On IL, political character does
the lSfEk-uCEAN res; its lsiAs to ., pa
lar favor. IL aims - thcA bet exeellepcs
neutrality-suspicious. aspir.s to position am ong
the best
The INTEH-OCEAN makes especial claims
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-11-04
A FAMILY NEWSPAPER.

Its col INNS a.s carefully guarded against
ob~jsctionsb!e matter. and every effort is
made 10 render At piea-Hnt and profitable
companion % the home hreside.