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The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
WASHINGTON.
NEWS FROM THE CANI7AL
Increasing His Nalary.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 26.-Silas Con-
an has been removed from the position OF
postmaster at Avondale, N. j., and the Of
aoo discontinued on account Of sales of pos
tace stamps for use in New York City. 1t
,s stated that by this means, Condit man.
ocpd to increase his compensation from
% about $500 to $4,000 per annum, which
amount was drawn directly from the Gov
ernment as commissions which would not
have been paid, had the stamps been pur-
chased in New York which is sal aried of
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.


| An extensive fire, which burned six OF
seven blocks, including the railroad depot,
prevailed in Virginia City, Nevada, yester-
day. ... '............
The Presbyterian Synod, of Philadelphia,
which has been meeting in Pittston, Pensyl-
vania, this week, adjourned on Monday to
mees in Bethany Church, Philadelphia, in
1875.
Hanks, centre field of the Star Base Ball
Club, at Covington, Kentucky, was arrested
Monday, for assaulting young girl.
Orzalo, trapeze actor, fell distance Of
twenty feet in Cincinnati, on Monday night
injnring himself badly. a
The great four mile race, for thirty thou
sand dollars, comes off in San Francisco on
the 18th of November. Wild Idle, Grin.
stead, Katie Rease, Springbok, Rutherford,
Revenue, Jr., Fannie Hall, Hook Hooking
and Chaine, have been entered thus far.
A general reduction in wages has taken
, place in Toronto, Canada.
| Petitions for the Communication of the
death sentence of Mrs. Davis, for abortion
and murder, in Toronto, Canada, are in cir
culation. s-
The dry y-goods house of Henry Morgan &
Co., in Montreal, was entered on Monday
night and robbed of $3.50 in silks and
laces. -t t. -ft- -.r., r-
The Guibord funeral is fixed for the fifth
or sixth of November. .. ,...".'I '
Two men were killed at Ashland, Ken
lucky, yesterday, by the caving in Of bank
of dirt. ,a Y.4e ''..1i. ... D
A grand Republican mass meeting was
held at Easton, Pa, on Monday evening. The
lion of the. evening was Governor elect,
Hayes, of Ohio. ... .s...,a g.. 81
Epizootic in mild form still prevails in
Cincinnati. ,u.a,ur - u,u5e'ru
. A large and enthusiastic, Democratic po-
litical meeting was held last Monday evening
at Mount Pleasant, Pa, with torchltght pro-
cession.q The principal and, opening speech
was made by Mr., John Schlesinger, Of the
New York Legal Tender Club, who dwelt
strongly and analytically on financial griev-
auces. 4 10 q aHEyE ! Z!
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: Retirtns and Con, fuss In.

\ MlDDLETowN, CoNNS Oet.n R6.-To- day
Rev: Cyrus p: Foss,. D. D., was inauggusatst'
President, Of, tie Wesleyan University. A
larger number Of the Alumni were, present
than at the oemmencements for. years year past,
and everything passed off in a most success
4 The addresses Of the retiring
President, Rey. JOS Cum mmings, D. D., and
the ntw President, We're particularly fine.
This eevepihg sotfaa1 a reunion, p, was held in
the chapel where numbers Of the Alumni
made speeches, all expressing the thought
that the Institution has now entered upon
career of greater usefulness than ever.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
Accident to q Prominent Man.

New YORK, Oct. 26.-Hon. Henry C.
Murphy of Brooklyn, ex-senator and Presi-
deut of the Board Of Bridge Directors was
seriously injured this morning opposite his
Office in Brooklyn while getting off Court
street car, by being knocked down and run
over by horse and wagon. His collar
bone was broken and he received severe
shock: he was removed to his home.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
, COrnerihE the. Lard,

i,sNIE;w New, ny YORK, Oct. ga notable feature
of trade at the Produce Exchange to-day
'wastile corner iRp lardA October contacts
opened at IA SIG aad ramdly ran upto Az
which, in lard trade is a very marked ad-
vance, Considerable sales were made The
corner is directed against the October
Shorts as November contracts ar, offered
at 1S2S, while only 13A is bid. =. ,w,.,' "a
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
ONE GENIE
JOTTINGS ABOUT TONI.
This is market day.

This is market day.
| Revival meetings are numerous.
Only four more days In this month.
Prof. Webster Will give his sociable- to-
day.
The horse trot this afternoon, don't for
get it.
The Board of Trade did not meet last
night.
The Redpath Opera company tomorrow
night.
Don't forget that the Vokes family are
coming soon.
The HERALD received forty new subscrib-
ers last Monday.
The Grand Lodge, X. of P. will meet at
their Hall to-day.
People now cyc'aim, ooh! too warm"
soon the cry will be, ''too cold"
There will be a prayer meeting at the
Union M. E. Church this evening.
The Union Loan Association will hold a
special meeting this evening at o'clock.
The quarterly meeting of the Trustees of
the Almshouse will be held this rorning.
Mr.. Haldcman has been very successful
in his revival meetings, in securing many
converts.
The Philadelphia 7yanscript thinks the
Quicksteps were "uncomplimentary" to the
Philadelphias.
The Central and Quickstep, Jr. B. B.
clubs will play match game on the Quick
s-eP s!o1ilus 'his ai1erhooh' ~
The ret proceeds of the Horticultural
Fair, which was held at the Institute Hall
this Fall, amounted to $659.93.
A writer in the Republican of yesterday
suggests the feasibility of erecting an addi
tional building to Asbury Church.
Gathering au:Vmn leaves rs formerly
fashionable amusement, but since the irrup-
tlon OF the pin-back dress, the gathering
has been confined to boys.
The First Annual Teachers Institute for
New Castle county, will be held in Middle
town this week, beginning to morrow and
on Friday and Saturday.
The Cooper nine of Wilmington were de-
ieated on Saturday at Kennett Square by:
the Mohegans of that place. Score 26 to
20. They will play the Mohegans on Mon
day on the Quickstep grounds in this city.
London FNn-Old party (who stammers,
comes in for some iperacuanha)-"O if
you p-please young m-man, | W-Want some
p-ip-i2-ip-" Festive assistant (fired by
recent eminisccnce-"H
A grand temperance meeting will be held
in st. Paul's NJ. E. church, this evening, to
commence at seven and half o'clock. Ad-
dresses will be delivered by the Hon. Mr..
Drew, of Washington, d. c., Hon. f. Mar
ion Bradley, Most Worthy Patriarch of
Washington, D. G. ana the Rev. A. D. Da-
Wis, Grand Worthy Chief Templar Of Della
ware.
Said a French street wife to her husband
GLOW is it that you can't come home nights
in some sort of season ?" The gentle re-
tort was lyon got me in the way of it.
Before we were married you used to throw
your arms about my neck at ) o'clock, and
say, Don't go, darlihg il is early vet. but
now il happen to stay OFT till two it is q
terrible affair."
One of the Water Witch fircmen rose has
tily at the first alarm. He ran along the
streets believing "fre." IIewas cnthusias-
tlcally ''junlping the old machine, :" and cry
ing, CHOW jam her down fur our side,
Johnny when, by TIE light of the ascend
ing flames, which were trying to toy with
the pale faced moon, he discovered that he
had on his wife's velvet basque spangled
With bugles and beads.
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, Searching for Evidence.

ST., AahhppAss, W., Qct., ss,M7shheriifr Nor
rill and othertofiicers have just completed a
thorough and exhausting search Of the pre-
misses formerly occupied by Lepage. The
search was, made to discover some of the
missing clothing belonging I'd Miss Ball.
The search as unsuccessful. '"'2d ia /. 81
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
JUSTICES COURTS.

Before Esquire Frazer yesterday after
noon, Mary Jane Seagraves was arraicned
for drunkenness and disorderly conduct, was
fined fifty cents and costs, then committed
to the care of one of our "blue coats" who
led her to the city hall to witness the i'm
provements being made there. She remained
all night in one of the cells.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
Cardinal IcClosAey's Movem ents

LONDON, Oct. 26.-The London corres-
pondent ofthe Liverpool Courier says "Af-
ter Cardinal McCloskey's sojourn in Paris
he will come here. The Catholics of Lon
don are preparing an imposing demonstra
tion of welcome. Cardinal McC Closkey will
be the guest of Cardinal Manning while
here" Gt i
1t is said that conference of leading
Catholics of the South of England will
meet here next week to arrange q pro-
gramme far a public reception to him. 1t
is expected that Cardinal McCloskey will
make the tour of the provinces. He will
certainly visit Liverpool. and possibly Glas-
gov.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
A jury for the smusslef's

New YORK, Oct. 26.-A full jury in the
case of Col. Robert Des Anges, late Deputy
Collector in the Custom House, whois joint
ly indicted with Charles l.. Lawrence for
defrauding the Government by smuggling
silks was obtained today, and an examina-
tiOn Of witnesses commenced
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
Killed and R Ob Je Il.

DETROIT, MICH, Oct. B.-At Ausable,
this morning, William Stewart, wholesale
liquor dealer, was found dead in the street
with his skull smashed In and 81, 900 which
he had when he left his store, last night,
was missing. No arrests have yet been
made.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
MINOR LOCALS.

u. u 20
tysj jByth lengthening twilight hours :,
Bythc chill and fragrant showers; T..
O.. By the flowret pale and faded; Il
wg4 BY the leaves with russeet shaded ;,
,o,r By tle gray and clouded morn;
'"'' BY the dropping tars Of Corn :S4oat >
10 by the meadows. 9vsrsbread h.gls,v .
10 With the spiders ,wavy thread; ,' :,
By the soft and sbadowy sky; '''" "
. ! Blythe thbuRandi tears that lie Bp's ?
pail Every weeping bough beneath-., !,
summer we perceive thy death:
. An.afternoon paper, dated yesterday, con
tains note from party, whose auricula.
appendagess lowered above 4 logical pate in
We presence. the Board of Education on
Monday night, statingj that the IIERALp's
report Of the meeting of that BODY, was
81 a'topsy-turyy.l'a A comparison Of the re-
ports contained in the HERALD and the pa-
per that published the note Is respectfully
submitted to President Shortledgc.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
i From the West to the East.

.l SAM FRANCISCO, Oct. 26-Ex-Senator
GuyiApne left here for he East today com
pany with Charles Crocker, Of the Southern
Pacific Railway. Mr. Guyinpe intends to
visit Richmond, where. he will try to meet
the Southern members Of Congress and per-
suade them to oppose the imitation doctrine.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
~, ~ IDIEF TFI- .TEis
Ihe Weather TA.yDRy,

. f0' ms 4NNalale and Eastern States low ,Bar
.".''er' sl'9htly locer Temperature. tSoutA7
"'@ 10 Norih-,rest cinds wih cloudy ,ceathe,i
~" ram, clearing in the former In the Jore-
won. = ~ ~ ---.,y EatLLI L--i .Y&. "
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
Suspension in New York,

New YORK, Oct. 26.-Disosway g. Hatch,
leather dealers of Spruce street, have sus-
pended. Bad debts arising out of this year S
business is the principal cause. The assets
and liabilities are not stated.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27

aage.tsts i;.aConcert Garden
~ ~" ORE, Oct. 3.-It siss stated that
r"4'0fes ,aa concert garden bas been obtained
ei,r Nle orof Moody and sankkey, lng in this
f,s %' ane that the committee ,have. obtained
,"' control Of the building for three months
from Jann,oar,v r,v.1IIt 9TG9 on ~ sNe. e@ Or
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
A Destructlve.Fire.

LINCOLN, NEB., Oct. ga praire fire is
now raging in this vicinity and doing con.
siderable damage
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
'ltary Re.uI,iOn at Reading.

:, Rt.WisiOn at Meadfng. :,
unian %AAp'Se' ? OCT. 2s.-1Therer wiz ,bera re-,
yjyn snls ssity, 9ni iIIhuursddsy, Of thes sur
Of r,, D. Officers and men Of the 9$d Regiment
to ~ ennssyylyan4ia syy Volunteers, which promises
TO be very interesting 'Thes srtEimte II was
-, 'ased chiefy'in I Lebanon cotints,i bit There
we were two companies faisedf ia Healing, and
M '1ree from 'o,Aereparts efahe state. oaoot!
",,oar'tef,a ,a,l wellsknownMetho minnter,
is i@'ea ns' and commandea the Ireg,ment.q HI,
c,i e now pastor Of a Methodist Church in
mo"., mo.,o'eague, Va, but is coming on to the
! 1'''ng' ~ and will deliver an Grafton before
LIS old comrades. ~ '''e
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
y soyce, not HcjOieinEs Il.

ey.ns nn; ~ LOUIS aa-A special from Jeff
wi, ~ IVY says United States Judge Keckel
I" T. Aear FJ the arguments for new trial in
en,s n soyss easse 81 Thhqrssdqy: 4 isthe gencr a
Spnion q that tbee Conrt Wilt refuise ne "
' In Tie 2 event seaAa'o of Coartss5 freehsh to
grant : az a new tsia1 Joyce's Only hope VIII G.
" rfesident's' IA ydnnn Ih hylaT 9n0 lnuCi q.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
The English Floods.

LONDON, Oct 26.-The race for the Cam
bridgeshire stakes took place At Newmarket
to-day, and was won by Sutton. Lord
Gawran came in second, and Gray Palmer
third.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
FLASHES OVER THE CABLE.

Inc TuFf-The C0mbridx0shfre
Stakes.
LONDON, Oct. 26.-No further fatalities
from the floods in this country have been re-
ported. +.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27

....ig ORIGIN, OF THE FIRE. u
As yet no information has been received
of the origin of the fire, but it is thought
by many to have been the work of an incen-
diary: = Il - Il ~ s'' ''''.'...-'1 T''f!
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-09-30

The srssdess bah of the seaso'
oil BE- bed in Red Coed 90 the sfes
coon and evening Of Oasbrr .lh III.
champics band u kas... vii furnish
the mu-le, aud . god tine i. snisei
pstsd. Cone oae an3 all
Boys try soDe Of tbose enc ris.r'
If X L. Sherers
Bro. Eaton. Of the kesrney Pres
has struck . ia, take God tE
Webster.
To judge frusp The o;
good. Baum has on hand, be l. bound
I O do the biggest trzie in the valley.
anyway he Ina. the largest aud asosi
complete stock III Rcd Cloud.
We have positive vsnaf that cot
ton can be grown Ia this equity. ~.
iia~ley showed u. -pecin-n OF has
" production which l. pronounced
by ey perienced hands A. being =. good
a. they ever ssw. The samples We
nave weIe planted sfter the 10 OF
May.
w. II. Dodge or Nebraska Cry
was sentenced by Judge CAN'T To he
hung on the l4ih Of January. tie vas
convicted Of murder In the hns, DEGREE
The Evening Star Is TO have h
press OF its own loon. We und r.:and
that heretofore the State Journal Co.
have d,ne their printing for them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-09-30
Frrm the state Journal
Inca. Market.

LINCOLN. Sept. -, 1875
The following are the quotations on
the street today:
Wheat, active 1t NJ cents.
Corn. inactive and unsettled ; prices
weak and almost nominal at - cents
almost non; ia the market.
Oats, dali and heavy. 2plg2j: quail
i,y poor and demand slight.
Barley. inactive AMI lower No. .
500 81; offerings small No ,, and
rejected at i5(a5J, and poor demand
Rye, no offerings and prices nominal.
Potatoes, dull and heavy: 20a2j.
Beef cattle. per cw'., 2!G3.
Hogs, per cwt., 4ta+s.
Sheep, per head, , jo(di 30.
Turnips, per bu, i0la2b.
Chickens, spring, per doz., 25lal
40.
Butter, Ij>a2O
Eggs. dull and Liver; loal2!.
Hides, green salt, jG6; green, q
as; green calf, sale; dry, Urtl2
Hay. per ton, 3 Uo9}5J. Offerings
large ami no demand.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-09-30
NOTICE
u. s. LAND OFFICE, }
Bloomington, Neb.
September 2Ith 1873. J

september -3th 100
Complaint having been entered at
this office by Thomas W. WILDLY
against Lucinda Bailey ior abandoning
her homestead entry. No 225S, dated
May 18th, 1874, upon the nurth-w west
quarter section "a, township four IA.
range II west, In Webster county, Ne
bra-ka, with a view 20 the cancellation
OF said entry the said parties are
hereby summoned IN appear at thi,
Office on the 18th day of November.
$50, at 10 &c ock a. M, ia respond
aud furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment
I &. H. MAKER. Register.
At IVAN WoRTHiNG, Receiver.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-09-30

Notice is hereby given that on Tues
day the twelfth day of October, 1873.
an election will be held in Webster
County, Nebraska, at the places here
matter mentioned for the purpose OF
electing4he following named officer:
Three judges Supreme Court.
Six Regents State University.
One Judge Fifth Judicial District.
Oae CO. Ckrs, enc Treasurer, on
Sheriff, one Probate Judge, or one Co
Judge, one - Superintendent. on,
Go. Surveyor. one Coroner. and one
Commissioners for The First District.
In each precinct, one Assessor, tw,
Justices ofthe Peace, two Constabies,
three Judges Of Election snd tive
Clerks OF Election. Aud ia each Road
District n Road Supervisor.
Also t. vote Tor ar aga,n>t the New
Constitution, and the two propositions
separately submitted.
The place Of ho.dilg tue election H.
each precinct will be a, follows
Rel Cloud precinct at the Cour,
House.
Guide Rock precinct at the Schoo.
House Dist. No. l..
Walnut Cresk precinct at the School
House Dist No.
Inavale al the Scaoo, House Dist.
No. II.
Batin precinct 4, the School House
Dist. No. -
Harmony precinct at the School
House Dit. No. IL.
Oak Greek precinct as the School
House Dist. No. 5.
Saltwater precinct at the School,
House Dist. No. u.
Potsdam precinct At the house oil
Joseph ToikcslorE.
Which election viii be opened at S
o'ciock in the morning and will con-
tinue open until 6 clock In the after
noon OF the zane day.
BY order OF the County Commis-
sioners this 18th day Of August, A. ID,
1878.
J.. A. TuLLEYs,
County Clerk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-09-30

Arrival saA 0eparsose - Nails
Gc~ss the Red l1o0a 2. .
JuSIATA Leaves Mnndsy .
Wednesdsy's and Friday Z . N.
Mail closed 9 .. IN. Arrives Toes
day Thursday and Saturday "a y. u.
HARVARD Leaves Tne-day's and
Friday. 6 p. m. arrives Tuesday
and Fridsy'- 81 p. m. Nail closed
81 p. IA.
FRA.KIIS. going east, Monday S
and Thursday > n. m. Gong vest
Tuesday's aud Fridays 10 q. N.
PLEASANT Hut leave Thursdays 6
a. M. Arrives Wednesday, 4 p. IN.
Mail closed . p. I'D.
JEWELL Kansas. arrives Friday
IL III. Leaves Friday ! p. M.
Russell, Kansas. arrives Thursdays
Il a. N. Leaves Thursday / .. III
Office open from 4 until 6 p. u.
Sundays.
All registered matter must be 10
the evening before the mails leave
NJ. Is. MCNrIT. L. NJ.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-09-30
Notice. &c teachers.

Sc:.ce &c .ea:ha-s.
Notice il hereby given. That viii
examine all persons who nay desiret to
Dffer ,heuselve. - candidates for
reacher, of the primary or common
.chool- of the county, 1T my office IN
Red Cloud. on the first Saturday Of
August, November, February and
Nay. II. :. kALEY,
Go. Superintendent.
Farmers having logs ON the yard
It the Red Cloud Saw Mil, will please
.laim the same and roll them up, and
mark them plain. Terms. either cash
1r divide in the log. Also those wish
iog saving done can depend on the
Mill running ,he las, Of each week. IL
there Is logs TO saw.
j. q PorTEg,
Il Prop Of the Red Cloud Saw mill
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-09-30
NOTICE.
L. 8. LAND 0rrIck |
Bloom. ington. Ncb.
AUr.e, sy se.-

hucUs 0I>t, 1871
Complaint having been entered At
this office by james Witt against John
Riley for s~bsndonisg his homess,i
entry, No. lsS5. dated Decembsr soak
1873, upon the Dush-eaa qearsri, &c
ton 4, TOW nship thee 81, range nine
go, west, in Webster county, Neh.
With q s,ew to the canoe iasicn Of ssid
entry: the said parties are hereby
Summoned to sppear as-shis ofICe N
the 9th day OF October, lS.s, 81 1
o'clock .. m, TO respond and furnieh
testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment.
c. h. WAEKER, Regisse.
MT Evan WeRraiN6. Receiver.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-09-30
NOTICE.
L. : LAND OFFICE, J
Bloomington, Neb. }

AugU>t 0Isl, INtJ =
Complaint having been entered at
this oihcc 10y Cansdy johnson against
Adelbert X. Freeman for abandoning
his homestead eutIy, No 1892, dated
March ID, 1874, upon the southwest
quarter Sec 10, township three (3),
range M 20 west, IN Webster county
Nebraska, with a view 90 the c~ancel.a-
ton ID said entry the sand parties are
hereby SUMMONED q appear II this
Office on the 9Th day of Ociob,r, 1873.
nj U clock y. m, IN respond auI fur
nish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment.
L. II. Waller. Reai>,er.
EVAN W0RTHiNG. Receiver.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-09-30
Cu CRass DIRECTORY.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Services every fr-t and third Sab.
baths of each month st Red Cloud
and InayaIe. = o'clock 2. II at
Red Cloud. - O'Clock r. NJ. at lp-
avale. Every second and fourth
Sahhaths at Batin aud Harmony
Precincts. REV. A. Maxwell,
Pastor.
BAPTIST CHTRCH.-REy. THos.
MpXLow, Pastor. SERVICES every
fourth Sabbath at Il Z. n.
SABBATH School every Sabbath
morning at 10 5. NJ.
}. q. POTTER, Supt.
Prayer meeting Sabbath and Thurs
day evenings. All held at the school
house just north Of town,
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-09-30

Fuller Il Want Of Rivertcn, keep
the largest and best stock Of Boots in
the Valley. 60 and see them. G2t
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-09-30

WELLS, wELLSif
Al unsling wells bored viii do vel
70 0l ppca ". ~. HARykY,
lsavale. Webster Co, Net.
s-Goo& notes taken If desired.
WANTED.
TxeaY6se has1 Of r. Cat13S
within tAesnext Ten day.. for which
the 6ElrA cash price VIII - pssd-
" n 1i<harasou, KeaG oud Nd
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-09-30
NOTICE..
L. s. LAND OFFICE,
Bloomington, Neb
August 3lSt. lS.l


August Slst, lS15.j
Complaint having been entered at
this office 10y George Hudson against
Hi Bobp for abandoning HE home
siesd entry, No. lU32, dated May Rh,
1873. upon the northwest quarter sec
tlon 10, township three 81, range nine
t9l west. in Webster county, Neb.,
with = view 10 the cancellation of said
entry the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear n this Office on
the 9,h dav of October, 1875, ut
y clock .. NJ, to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment
&, H. WALKER. Register.
n EVAN WORTHiNG, Receiver.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-09-30
SEEs.!!'s SALE.


Notice is hereby given that the un-
der,igued Sheriff of the County OF
Webster. State Of Ncbrasha, will by
viItuc of an execution issued by the
District Court OF said county in favor
of ~. \. Richardson aud against J.
VI. Martin, A. j. Armstrong. and s.
T.. Martin, and TO him directed at two
o'clock p ~ on the 4th day of Octo-
Der, 4. u. lS15, at the Court House
door ia the town Of Red Cloud, IL
sand county, oif.r for sale at public
auction. the r,llnwing real estate to-
Wit: lot twenty t2D) in block thirty
one t3Il, situated in the town OF Red
Cloud. county Of Webster. State Of
Nebraska. Taken on said execution
as the company property OF SAID y. NJ.
Martin, 4. j. Armstrong aud S. =.
Martin.
Dated this ID day of September, A
ID, 1919.
n55 II q. BILL. Sheriff.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-22

The annual meeting Of the Tennessee
Press association was all that we could
desire. Elsewhere we give a synopsis
of the proceedings and banquet. The
address Of Tom Neal was In excellent
good taste, and coming from practical
Journalists man who is from the lease, "
contains a great deal that we hope will
find its way to every paper in the State.
We have not seen the address of Major
Barbiere, of the Memphis Eclectic, but
from the well known facility and felicity
Of that gentleman, presume it was a
good thing. The address of Mr.. Waiter
son, Of the Louisville Courier-J Journal,
was well received, aud, of course, was
a brilliant contribution to the literary
feast. We regret that the association
could notlagree upon some definite &C.
ton as to legal advertising. Until all
advertising, public and private, is put
upon the same level, publishers never
will have justice done them.