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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-07
INSTRiNCE TOPiCS.
LOSsF, TnROUGHOUr IHE UNITED STATES ANp CAN-
Ap.-PRuPOsrD XIV { jMPANIEs-DTFicIFNcY
N Az A.rS,.Y'S ACCENTS.

LOsSF, TnnoUGHOUr IHE UNITED STATES ANp CAN-
,p,-PRuPoSrD XIV { neutrality-suspicious.
IN An AGTNCY's ACCOUNTS.
The general agent of the National Board OF
Fire Underwriters Mr. Nom gomery, las recently under
taken th. compilation OF statistics indicating the losses
bi fire throughout the United States and Canada. Mr..
MONTGOMERY states that Willie ihe gares for the past
two mon is are stlli incomplete they give idea ~ the
approximate amount Of Loose. fa that time. The Losses
IN California not included aud the facilities for OBJ
tanning information south Of North Carolina and Mis-
souri, have ben very imprmect The amount FOR May,
according to the latest corrections II <lO36s 81 aud
that June 5000 .JO6 The reported Insurance
the June 10 ~ 32G but II often that
the amount Of is not given, these figures
necessarily incomplete
The gentleman IeccHt!y engaged in organizing the Dry
Goods Insurance Company, which was advertised a,
having Of .ts capital stock Of 100000 subscribed
have abandoned the company. Now Company with
900 capital stock Is talked abont, bu nothing def
mite hs learned about its chances OF Irr
who interested in the organization 81 the ALI
Insurance Company ~ this city. with capital OF
900 900 talk with Still an
ofher tir INSURANCE. cnnpany "a he called the ntcn-
NAL" with capital stock OF less than 81 OOO,uDO
De divided between TINS city and Philadelphia. i slrhen
OF. Meanwhile the companies and ~ ncie- tiai have
been In field for wears with working machinery web
established complain that Tie insui;ince business l. "a
i,mely dull AMI that there hope OF any Immediate
the agency ri the Fire Association of Philadelphia has
be.n placed with H. j. V. " DOR This Company re-
Gently Withdrew its agency from Cbeppu. Peck Howell
account OF dehciucy in the monthly account. of the
latter Mr. Cheppu has since returned from Europe,
where II j. STATED he went with strong Recommendations
tho officers OF the Fire Association for the pnrp"sc
Of securing the as.ncy OF foreign eoirPany mt no
the Company and their former agents has yet been
made public, Mr. Norton. Who has had eharse of the
agency here for few weeks past stated YESTERDAY that
the amount was not yet known 10 amy one, but The de-
fccncy would probably amount to $4,000.
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SIR JOHN swINDUENE on TIE ATLANTIC AND
GREAT WESTERN.

Sir John Swinbure, one OF the English
trn, -es ofihe Leased Line Rental Trust Bonds OF he
Atlantic and Great Western Railway Company, who came
this country 10 investigate the affairs Of the road has
lust male his report to his constituents ia England He
sas that the position of The trusts Is in inoT respects as
unsatisfactory could well he. Interests cross and con
ncf with each other aud powers divided mixed NJ,
or ovcrriddcn in way that renders the whole subject
houecssly bewiderng To outsider bat che purpose
always clear tha. money shOald he made by promoters,
and one effect Is always visibewrcck aud ruin. There
have diversions of money 10 purposes for which II
was never raised; fraudulent leases have been made.
such as that of renting the fitsolc line. IL miles
long. TO the Atlantic and GWH Western for
$4,000 per annum. and the Pennsylvania Petroleum
line for $500 O00 The being valuecss aud the other
unmade and assignments OF surplus earnings ha'e been
freely dccrccd where srrilus earning could possibly
Pee made This rihole line sold lately 10 the PIes-
dent for $3.50 at The instance III creditor for $500. II
cost the Atlantic and Great Western Line flJ,OUo and
has abont $4,000 worth of rails Il. Joblrry has
rsigrd Nherc, instance being gwen where
line OF less than 81 miles IN length Had 49, persons
gaed in worhug il. Including "a chief engineer with "A
salary Of 81 600 per aurum Some OF the trusts. how
ever represent really good property, such as that cover
in. The Mahonrg VALLEY the Sucndnro aud Allegheny or
the Cleveland and COlnabRS lines nnd IL hiss been the
strenuous eBdeavor al sir John Swinburne Ia protect the
iu,rres ~ the trust jndholdeFr la these properties and
10 prevent their being swallowed VA the genceal wreck
Of Atlantic and Great Western Affairs
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CANDIDATES or TIE ALUMNI.

To I've a iFOT q INT ! IT y WIZ.
SIR: IN yOur Issue OF the 26th YOU stale that
"tnc Corporation Of prowu University have paid no at
tontun To the rccomuc ndaions Of the Alumni Do rho
mater Of their nominations for Trustees. by The vide
publicity thus given ~ missatcment you may dylaI1n
20 the University. specially among those Alumni WHO
Nc,r ROT present Al tnr commencement. The fact L. that
tbr Corporation paid unoX ctcd attention Ia the Icoin
,ucudat,is OF the Alumni There I'VE yseancir, a.
h. oiled im the Board of Trustees. and every place was
flied ~ the election OF nominee Of the Alumni Yours
truly. hUGNUa
IhiIGdelph,a June 20, 1873
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From The Ncf- -ibdL y Iefgff- N0Aqdfn
With nlNr than usual interest we have read
the report of THE Sxw-YoRk TRIBUNE in The TiitOD-
Boechor trial The editor of that paper may have had
aud has doubtless expressed opinions III regard 10 tie
trial proceeded. but certainly its report of the
trial has been the fullest, thu most ea'ly
c0mprehcndcd OF all fhe metropolitan tour-
uas IL seems have been fair impartial. and core
bensvo and have relied IL than all Sources
combined in making up own mind IN the rase Ger
tainy il is deserving the credit for the enterprise dis
PLAYED presenting ion day 10 day the entire evidence
in the case well the arguments upon beth sides
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Arnx,xDrR cAMrBELrs DISCIPLES.

To M TNTFVF u INT JFf7"Hf'
SIR: I'm TIM TEIBtSE | noticed recently IN
account Of The lae Al-Naud- cauy' OF Bethany, ".
Va ard ~ The people known "Dscipes. In that ac
CONT occnrs villa, su;,o.c Wis lphioal error.
II 7, stated that # h- dc people numbered 10000.
II shouid have been JOoD0o Tn, uoN number nrNard
If 10000 having rpcrivrd a0H"o ih" thri' communion
during tive past A. ia-iD ~ that chuirh, IN"
u.ritnr in fn.h city. With 90 tAar. !on ior sac many
ft1Or- ,.r eun.ortd UPON H. fNi INC tiriai mir
nt-s ihat aaa G .rsci.z nd your mention az ~.
l,,.,.ra f,l.0 Iult ). / 80. j. s. TiAIEa-
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ability in deyislrg ways ara 70 dspos Of the
hay erop. A..
e tc'r York, JAY . 1915.
RAPID Transit NOT A rAHAcEA.


20 fhF u q t'oT ~ 4 ~ iFfb"Hf
SIR: W Il and southwest winds have pre-
yaed iic lr,-i fcw dlys AMI rcsii ITS uptown ba,s
been III change o: stclcios The steneh lat
evening stInri "a ~ y conn gni NAL from fat boil
aud inc yar,l-. n downtown r,i"rts WHO on, 30
tb-ias lie for rapid transit would spend few nights ia
To- nprer part OF Inc city, ay"mrc above fortit-,t.
they Hould only wan' rand iTfn.iI "nt Way The other
day Vou t,i0 ,at uptown prO" were iaii. mi .i-s'"
uunrr the nfrf.on ~ thrse Jbufnufb ~ierrbca Pray
a q moi Nswyorheis aiways patent "sses uifct MI
iunriiuus Dom municipal rJDsCi1 down What can
thy dor w have established Board ~ iioat wiin
arbitrary power. vino instead ~ >ppr'r.nT nnshtc',
have been playing WIN and tutrang iat i"ii3g aud
hog III ling since they Orsdnn 81. stranger would
be puzzled to know whether The s'"nrh makers or ne
eu.fc. r community the abei class. If tbis 9oi
nation rtsinrrH NV York Will los iaFg percentage
OF the uptown r'Aidents. fITitTn STRtLi.
Ntr- ! OT., Jnil ., l-iJ.
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rfrr rwEEn nINn.s rATE.

TO me Edjfor az me Trib"pr.
SIR: What forcclul object lesson !, fur
nlshed ~ tho pa emf cond,on0 The ladag m' MIXERS
~ Tho Tweed R'n~, IN the Bihlo ind a remark
which - have been Inad IN view Of the doncS -
snch men ~ tho ,a3 ''As thc partridge gafhrrcth
egg. aud bret olrfh c that grtich rci,, All
nt ~ IT, .alH iafc tutil IN fnr mis' at n da
az, nf l. ,in shall b.. To- %, ' der. xvii, liz u.
Fremont Web, j. a. -. So.
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NAVAL ORDERS.

WASWNGroN, July 6.-Surgeon +. NJ Dearbofne
will be detached FINN The Franklin European station on ns
reporting Of his rt anal ordered 10 Trtain home and eo
has a. Assistant Engineer W. n. Plat has been
from ta duty ks- West Fla. sn ordered 70 hl
home ami IIort his arrival Boats~ala Liam .-i~ Us
been detached from the Washington Navy fad ana o..
the Swatara Bosisv ain Jasper Coghlan has been
from the shlp New ianpsiIs at Neiois ana -
sick leave Acting Boatswain Thomas W BLOWN hM
arhed from the amt placed OH scA leave
H. okinson has tecn ordered 10 The tocci, Ax EMP NV
Hampshire.
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A SUGGESTION ABOUT THE HARLEM FLATS.

% N e T TfTOF OF TITO III bNne.
SIR: Advise the Board of Health or any
other Of the authorities to relieve the people o Harlem
OF the stencil arising from the Flats by sowing with tino
thy aud clever the plague srt. rut the living ia place
of the decay vegetation, when the infe AMI Of
bora o Harlem may again enjoy pastures and green
New grass will bring purer and sweter air In the mean
time the Board OF Health occupy their tinic and
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THE ILLEGAL TENDER DOLLAR.

To he LdttOr OF INC IFtO""e'
SIR: | observed TO Il gentleman to-day that
he could see the value Of the Illegal tcuder dollar
DAY in TIE TEIBr III. lie said he had not noticed It..
Would Il bc better to make 1t ,rc conspicuous 10y
forming little tablet For instance to-day:
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moe elegantly expressed thus :

Nrntf.
very small swndie. the I0ceDt mote, Is worth. = 10
little bigger attempt nj r2ud The 2jcent nVte. @laio
oleicbe piece of iscaiy, ia. 80 cent note ALTO
ming disgrace tr paper dsllar. s5'lO
This would De pretty; ana more II would be true.
Respectfully Yours, FRED. W. ALExASDEE.
baltimore, July 2, 1879.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01
Celebration Notice.

The Red Cloud Committee on Pro-
grammc for the forthcoming celebra-
lion, having concluded that the decla-
nation Of the declaration Of independ-
ence by a lad less than eight years Of
age, was not in keeping with the pop
ular sentiuens Of propriefy. Aud /,
the father Of that lad, being a disabled
soldier and patriot, and honestly not
concurring in said conclusion. and not
wishing to interfere with or disturb
the regular programme Of the occasion
and also having obtained permission
from parties supposed to be vested
with authority to grant it; | woull
advertise that after the regular pro-
gIamme has been carried out, no pre-
venting providence, the lad will De-
claim 1t from the cross trees Of the
Liberty pole. and giving the namcs OF
all its signers and the several states to
which they belonged.
D. LUTZ.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01
N.,;es, IN this Column 10 Cents a Lire


Arrival asd Depsrtsse ~ hssss
frosn the Red Cloud y. ..
JUSIATA Leaves nocsay :
Wedne.day's and Friday : 2 III.
Nai, closed 9 p. m. Arrives Tues
day Thursday and Saturday's' ?. ".
HARVARD Leaves Tuesdays o
Fridays 6 p. N. arrives Tnestsys
and Fridays 81 p. In. Mail closed
)! p. ID.
FRA.KLIN, going east, MONDAY s
and Thursdays .. ID. Going vest
Tuesdays aud Fridays 10 a. In.
PLEASANT HILL leaves Thursdays .
a. u. Arrives Wednesdays y. n.
Mail closed 9 p. ID.
JEWELL, Kansas, arrives Friday 5
II IN. Leaves Friday ] p. In.
Russell, Kansas, arrives Thursday 5
IL a. LII. Leaves Thursday ] p. ~
Office open from 4 until 9 p. ID.
Sundays.
All registered matter must be IN
the evening before the mails leave
NJ. b. McNrTT, =. NJ.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01
W. had rloriou. r.ia the hitter

We had . glorious raio the latter
part Of last seek. W. we're reedins
j, very tiueh. The small srz,a showed
the effects ~ aie 6.nc:h along the
edge. Of the icldz The corn sas IN
affected, ye, rair void help !, s:ong
wonderfully. The b-ys had ceased to
jump on account OF TIE hsriaes, Of
the ground, an1 the inssterate srowler
~ daily holding forth 20 an increas-
ing audience. He was becoming elo-
qusnt in bis grambiing. lie bored
Us. tie bored the merchants. He
bored the working farmers. He vas M
uumitiga.ed nuisance. His utiaui;y
vas only equsll>d by ,ha. Of the
drou,h. TO where we would, We could
not escape him. The whole town snd
county was sbsdowed with the gloom
Of his eternal ~munering. He had
driven the smiles from our faces We
bad elongated our mouth and wrinkled
our face into perpetual burrows. But
our eyes woulin't laugh. Oar Typo
10 whom We looked for q cheering
pord or hearty laugh was rendered So
Der. WiiIcox's sign ceased to sareak
on its hinges. when the grumh!er ap-
preached the post office, and shruns
aw y as lift had no longer a purpose
IN life, no mission TO fulfill. We t,ied
to be funny, but our jokes sounied like
the ~pe.oration Of funeral Grafton or
an introduction 10 a Fourth Of July
speech. EespoRiepcy prevailed every
where. Nc. and Uncle Sam were
dead heated out OF their tobacco.
But the grumblrr kert on. On Friday
afternoon the sky was clouied, from
the northeast to the southwest, the
clouds approached the zenith, and the
rain descended in torrents. The fam
ished wheat Kicked up its little legs ;
the oats friskcd about like lambs at
play, and the stately cornstalks took a
drink with the barley, and laughed
over the big drink they wouId Rave
in the fall. We walked out in the rain,
We we're beside ourselves with 10Y. We
pulled off our boots and padded in
the pools. We got our breechcs
splashed with mud, we were unspeak-
ably happy. Our cup Of rejoicing was
20 full that We stopped over. Our typo
jumped over the bank" and pied
the whole form" yet We swore nrt.
We are Informed that our most relia-
bic dead-be purchased a package OF
tobacco. The grumbler went up in a
whirlwind. He ha, gone where drou,h
is perpetual. His fate is melancholy.
But he was an awful bore. w shall
not complain of the visitations Of
Providence on those who are externally
finding fault with his dis~pensation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01
CHURCH

CONGREGATIONAL CHUKCH-
Services every first and third Sab,
baths Of each month at Red Cloud
and Inavale. :! o'clock P. n. at
Red Cloud. = O'Clock p. NJ. at 10
avale. Every second and fourth
Sabbaths at Batin and Harmony
Precincts. REV. A. MAXWELL,
Pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH.-REv. THOs.
MuXLow, Pastor. Services every
fourth Sabbath at u =. NJ.
SABBATH SCHOOL every Sabbath
morning at ln !. N.
}. q. POTTER, Supt.
Prayer meeting Sabbath and Thurs.
day evenings. All held at the school
house just north Of town,
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01

Two ''bummers' and one light
ming deposisor'' stayed in town over
Sunday.
The other night Tie Fourth Of
July yocalists me. al the residence OF
" b MeNitt'. TO practice There
were some twenty or more big bugs
present, Rev. 4. Maxwell seemed 10
be the ruling spiri; among them.
GRAIN Is booking well after the re
freshinz shower. Of the past week.
Farmers are bringing in cheering
reports of their crops, and they tell Us
tina, in a week or ten days whea; and
other small grain will be ready for The
sickle. The g. hoppers to have
nearly all passed over Us, and u fears
in tina, direction are fast vanishing
from view.
Belfast Ginger Ale, Soda and
Mineral Water. for sale BY George
Zeiss. Also lee Cream and Lemonade.
There viii be a matched game Of
base ball played here on the 3rd Of
July between the Ii. b. Club of Burr
Oak, Kansas, and the boys Of this
place.
The Rivertonians had . general
shaking up the other day. 4 severe
wind storm visited them with serious
results. One hardware store vas blown
TO pieces, the roof blown off Of snoth
er building, and nearly all the smaller
ones upset. One house was buroed,
having caugh, On fire by accident. the
wind being SO high it was impossible
to stop the flames.
%. L. Battles Of Guide Rock has
the largest advertisement in this paper
and sells more in his line than any
other frm in the county, he has the
largest stock in the valley, give him
a call.
When We we re busily at work at
the case, Joseph came in with that
benevolent look on his face, and laid a
fine cigar on the box called thin space
Our popular livery man, J. G.
Royce, drove around one his fine rigs
last Saturday evening, and took US out
riding. 1t was just the time for a ride,
for old Sol was hid fr III view by the
approaching storm in the west and the
atmosphere had changed from a sultry
heat to a cool and bracing breeze. We
were then and there ''edifed,'' aud
Mr.. Royce will please except our
many thanks.
Guide Rock Grange, No. $40 P.ofH
Wheat 3s4; Corn 500 Oats 1853:
Barley q; Potatoes %; Rye 25;
Flax 40; M,llet Il; Cane 10.
Honor TO THE vETERENs Honor
to the inventors whose genius have
emancipated the race of women from
the 6Iudgery Of the needle. Honor
above all to a firm who like tho Viii
son Sewing Machine Company, dis
tributes its machines broadcast thrOu-
ght the land at prices that even the
poor and humble can afford 70 pay.
A first-class machine for fifty dollars!
This is the proclamation Of the Wilson
Sewing Machine Company 70 the
people. Machines will
be deii.erd at the nearest Rail
road Station to your place nee Of
transportation charges, if ordered
through the Company's Branch
House at ST, Louis Mo. They send
an elegant catalogue and chrome
circular, free on APPLICATION.
This Company want q few more good
agents.
"A big time is expected pext Sat-
urday. the Srd. Speaking, Music,
Base Ball, &C., &c.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01

z "a con per day. Agents wanted All
~ ~ classes sf working people Of
both sexes. youne asi old make more nousy
st vork for ". In their orr iocsiities.darinx
their seAre moaents. or all the time. than 81
snythiss else. We oa-r emelsyuen; hat
will pay hand>onsiy for ever hours vafk.
Full particulars. term. ke.. sent free send
3 the time. Doa'f look for vvrk or basirsss
slsevhe.e. until yea hare leaned What ve
,fss. q. erIssos I Co.. Portland. Maine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01
GODEr's LADY's o

We feel that We would Be doing oar
subscribers "a injustice did Ne not call
their attention. to this ia~trinsicsIly good
Magazine. md cisarugfx ChrcsBo. The
Rescse. which Is given to eaek yearly
sshsenbeE. Rad ske Prospectus, AMI
ifyou have never seen . copy Of tie
N.6nsise, seed p cents % L. A. GO
DIZZY, Philsdelph;a, Pc fora eopey-
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01

PAPER HANGIN6-If you want
your wall paper hung with smoothness
and without a wrinkle, call on Miller
and Van. also for Kalsomiuing and
granting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01
Fe9 SALE.

One Champion Light Mower. Price
Sis. Viii take stock in part pay.
a. B. MeNHr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01
NO. /.

100 acres decided land. |! miles east
of Red Cloud. 50 acres good bottom
grass land, balance smooth upland
prairie, well watered. A bargain.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01
GRAND BALL

There will be Grand Ball at Red
Cloud on Saturday and Saturday night
July Srd. The best Of music viii be
provided and plenty If room for al.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01
Bargains in Real
ESTATE.
Wilcox E. Gillian.

Have for sale choice tracts Of land,
and good claims.
All letters Of inquiry answered
promptly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01
NO. 3.

A good claim of SO acres, four miles
from Red Cloud, south of the river.
Timber and water.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01
TEETH! TEETRN

TEETH! TEETRH
Sherer has good set of Instruments
and will extract teeth on short notice,
aud in a manne that it Will make it a
pleasure instead Of something to be
dreaded. Give him . call.
Go to NJ. B. McNitt's for your
wall paper, he has and viii keep con-
stautly ON hand . large and well Sc
lected stock Of the gayest, neatest and
sweetest patterns Of this article that
the market affords.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01
I~RENNECKER'S HOTEL.
A. J. RENNECKER, - PRof.
Six niles sor,hves. g Red c!.ad, c.
the read 20 Smith Center.

Al. Rennccker has sgIin opened hi no;
and would call attention Ia his .ai.erior iacil'
iies for providing entertainment for man
and beast. The tab c always provided with
the bert the season affords. and Fresh Fish
every day.
A road has been opened 10 this Ilotel
through IN. farm Of the proprietor. which
sbortcDs the road. aud is open 10 all travel
except the driving Of loose stock.
a w R~xNNKcxER's sorsL a TRIAL
ts-The under igned has also opened a fen
cry above the Re , Cloud bridge. where . full
supply Of fresh 6st ear be procured NJ any
time during the coming reason.
DARTIES wishing fresh fish can get them
at the fishery between the bridge aud
the aourinx mill. ! viii also be ia town On
Saturday Of each week at the corner oi Sbcr-
cr's drug store, with a load u fcsh fish. sDti
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01

For SALE. One yoke Of fine
large seven year old cattle, well broken
and perfectly sound. Call on or ad-
dress Alex. Rutherford Red Cloud
Nah
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01
WILCOX & GILLIAN,
RED CLOUD, NEY

There will be a meeting Of the
Directors Of the Webster County Ag-
ricultural Society, at the school house,
in Red Cloud on Saturday July 10th,
at | O'Clock p. M, for the purpose Of
t~ransacting business pertaining to the
society. All persons interested in hav-
ing q fair this fall are invited to attend.
G.. w. KNIGHT, Asst. Pres't.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01
WELkS! WEELSf

+ All wanting wells bored will do veil
to call upoa w. w. HARVEY,
1navale. Webster Co., Neb.
e-Gced notes taken IF Desired:
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01
NO. 7.

leo acres Il miles from town. Fif-
teen acres broken.-Iays well. Will
be sold cheap.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01
NO. s.

a good claim 4 miles south ofGuide
Rock. 50 acres under cultivation; good
house and stables. Well, and springs
Of water. IL acres Of timber.
For further particulars call on or
address
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01
NO.. 4.

100 acres 3 miles from town. 100
acres bottom, 60 acres level upland, a
spring on each SO a running stream
through the quarter, 40 acres improv-
cd. a log house l5xlS, Is acres wheat,
10 acres oats, 10 acres corn. One-half
the small grain and all the corn crop
will be sold with the laud if sale is
made in sixty days. One COW, = plows,
T harrow, l span horses, harness and
wagon, and = c~ultivators.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01

NJ. 6.
A house and lot in Guide Rock.
Very cheap.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01
NO. )

Nwl 81, 5, 9. fling 80 acres under
plow, a good well, dug out stable lex
A., hewed log house l6x20. Cheap.