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The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-14
ASa-.s's Peace Congress-

In a carefully prepared statistical
pepper on The Errors of Modern Civ
ilization, the Republic Magazine for
April, published At Washington,
shows that the Great Powers are car
rping larger armies to-day than at any
former period in the worlds history.
1t is also shown that Is q direct result
Of war and standing armies national
indebtedness has increased far beyond
that of any former period. Ten gov
ernments, namely: Frame, Great
Britain. United States, Italy, Spain,
Aussra, Russia, Germany, Turkey,
and India, owe twenty thousand mill
ion dollars. an amount which. to be
transported in gold from New York to
London, would require = vessel to
make over thirty vosages aczoss the
Atlantic. carrying one Thousand toos
of gold At each trip. And this enor-
nous debt burden has been increased
ten rer cent in the last tvo yeazA
With these national precedeots BE-
fore them. sub-sovernmeufecolonies
sts,es, cities. counties, and towns
hare adopted the perueiou practice
Of borrowing money, especially n The
|.gni.ed States, and ofseu fae Iasposes
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Of Questionable p-sptiety, until GOV
ernmeat aud municipal tsx-hardsss
have become matters Of the TrsEes;
import
Ia ,ies Of theS facts, and in order
to reach and strike az the fountain
bead. The RrPuBiIc urges = genera
movemesi arpecs tn. nations fnr the
suppression OF ;sc ua spirit aud the
Inauguration Of an International Peace
Policy, ADD suggests the assembling Of
= World : Peace Congress in Wash
ing.oo, in June. is16. There appears
70 be no ~insaperable barrier 20 such q
movement. and II Poe inaugura,ed
and carried OFT IN good faith, the re
suit could not fail Of pern.anen; iene-
ft TO the entire word. 10 the aisance-
wcnt toward . higher aud happier
civilization.
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.sssf,.H .4ItEcG.;g..

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
S,rv-ls ,,-Ey 1T aul 'h'rd >ab-
ias;, g each mor,h at led Cloud
al.a IruvH.a. 10 ,'neh A NJ 81
HI ylar!. . o~'riark p. VI Mt In
s,us. h,"ry -rruud ard ioaI'h
ia'l- a. Satin aud Harmony
I.ggns.,. iLN. i. MAAWELI'
ia'or.
BAPTIST G!.JECN-HEv. THo-.
Nrxr,w, PASTOR. Services every
r.u.th >-,,-,h at ) =. Il.
S.rn,fH SrEnuL every Sabbath
.no.paPat u M
). q. POTTER, S"Pt.
PRAYER me,r.r- sabbath and Thu
lay e..nj.r, 81 lid at the school
I.a-c int moth of IHvn,
kc,o-enc, % re"t> per gallon Gar
t.rS Ga.
Ere + 0g,;ers, by the can or
dom >, Gen. Hai,-. Al-o fre'h
trYtl gas. Gales, cou.ccGonsry, a.
Nee d;a-s fcr the lui'e folk, al
tie Post CG,c. Gall aud look al
t'..t.
Pes; era cheapest assortment Of
S~;.uu..ey 10 yo0u attlc lost o.ice.
Cor the Post OEce for paper,
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READ .E.s.

The advertising -a;es for spsee II
TnE CHEF for The yeaT is7s, viii be
I as foiio~s:
One column. FER 7eag So -
One-hs,f column d. 800
cne fourth column 23-U
Business Cards. s-U
Do when inserted for short
time. per month, l-o
Local notices third page To rega-
Jar advertisers, 5 cents per line Tor
each insertion.
Transient notices. rer line, 10 cts
UnJer the head Of ''Specral. set
In solid SonpareIl notices VIII be IN
serted for - cent an inch or les, for
each insertion. This last form we with
to introduce to those uho van TO sell
or buy stock, land, or for the general
wants Of the continuity.
Legal no'ice- ~ Statute rates At
torneys and Officers Of the Law VIII be
held responsible for the legal notices
they hand in. -,
Lodges and other Associations Will
be charged ; cents per line for ali
notices not OF inte-es: 10 the general
pubic. =,
Staining advertisements and local,
FROM regular advertisers payable az
the end of each quarter.
Transient advertisements, and no
ticesfrom strangers must be paid 10
advance.
These rates viii lie adhered to, ex-
ccpt a. regards filing contracts.
No person need ask any deduction
or discount from the above rates or
conditions
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There will be a Teachers Institute
held in Red Cloud on Thursday and
Friday. April I'D and 25l, 1875. All
teachers and others interested of this
aud adjoining counties are urgently in
vited to attend. II is also desired that
every teacher prepare a short address.
essay, reading exercise, or defamation
to be ready when called for. | shall
| shall endeavor to secure entertain
ment through the kindness of the c;ti-
zens of Rcd Cloud for all that may at
tend An examination will be held
on Saturday following.
IL. S. KALEY,
County Superintendent.
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FOR SALE.

My personal property, consisting Of
cows, calves and ycarlings, horses,
ore gearing colt. hogs, two ton hay,
wagon and harness, farming impie
men,., one breaking pillow. M stubble
plow. AMI one double shovel piow. one
half interes; in a mower. cook stove,
aud a 10, Of native lumber. four ,hon-
aud piue shingles, and other article.
TO tedious TO mention, all Of the above
will be sod cheap for cash. Also a
farm sor sale or rent, time viii be
given on tie farm. If desired = deed
can also Be given. For further par
,iculars apply 70
r. y. RICHARDSON,
On Elm Creek four miles east Of Red
Cloud.
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LEGAL NOTICE

II the Dss;rrt Cur; Of The Ist Ju-
cieia, District, S,.fs Of Nebraska.
wnhia ani for Webster county.
Solomon Rrus<srk.
Hymxn brunswick,
dong hu-pe-s urdsr the
name and style Of Bruins
sick & Bros
w.
Michael Csok.
Maria Cook
4 Patrick Earry, Def t.
The above named dsscndaa,s wil
lake notice that tie plaintiff in the
glove entitled acton, did on The Ilth
dsy Of March, ISIS. fle Their prs,tira
sSains, you IN the o:boe Of the Cierk
Il the al R>,rlS; Courf, ssttiprforth
THAI the defendant. Michsel Cook,
gave . mortgage { the defendant 90
~, one. block IL, 10 The town Of Fed
Cout, In said county, TO secure the
payloent Of oue hundred and eighty
dollars and seventy five cents lStS1 Isl
according to six several notes referred
to in sald mortgage. That the dciend
iut. Maria Cook has since become ,hs
x,fe Of a,d Michael Ccok, and a. scch
claims some interest 10 sad u~oiigased
PREMISES That the defendant Patrick
Barry Claims some interest in sad
moEigsged premises. under anj sT
virtue of J CERTAIN mortgage gwen To
him by the defendant Micbael Cock
and Mara Cook.
Plaintiff axis judsmen; for the SUM
OF one hundred and three dollars aud
thirty-dv- cents, tSlo3 s., With inter
est from the 18th day or March, 49,;
and that said mcrtgsged premises may
be sold t. satisfy SAID notes and mort
cages, and the said defendants src no
tilted that they are required 10 appear
and answer saia petition on or SeiJre
the 18th dsy OF April, 1875.
II. :. HALEY,
1915 5u-pf Att'y for Plaintiffs
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"A full assortment of ladies' shoes,
al the latcs; varieties at
g. & Co.'S,
-WAHTED.-Krery one to know,
tia: Bervuzcn 4 Co, are selling of
rhcir entire stock of Groceries, Goth
ING Boots, Shoes &c, at cost. This
i no humbug.
ladies, call at Is. & Cos, and get
4 nice dress pattern for &c. per yard.
GraECcrs call and see If X. Il.
Shercr, ain tseliing Drugs and Paints,
cheaper than any other house in the
valley. all others know it. Every
thing warnted.
DR.. Thos. +. Williams wishes to
say that all who are INDEBTED TO him
must call and settle hy Jan. Isl, eth
or with the cash, or ~ giving a note.
le-td.
Initial, Tinted rarerand enyelopes
at the Post Office. 24wl
School crayohs for scot Z box at thC
Post Office. 2lw4
IFyou want cheap reading 20 IL
the Post Office. 2iwI
To close out our stock we s-ll for
cash only.
Calico, Il per yari. Best cloth gait
e-s $3.50. Boots warranted 500.
Mems shoes, $l.95. Flanncls best,
40 cents per yard. Extra sole leather
costs. per ID. Shcepskin mitts, 9Ncts.
We will rent our store with a good
cellar for a very small consideration,
10 give q man a chance.
- If J. HERENZEN 4 Co.
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j. II. Winterstein, who has bees
a valued and worthy employee of
this Office, left for Wahoo to-day,
where he VII take a situation On the
paper at that place Jimmie "a a
coed boy aud made many friends dur
ing his stay in Red Cloud.
Beautiful weather again.
We are sorry to learn that during
the thunderstorm on rhe 9Th inst the
stable belonging to +. .. Parker, Esq,
of Guide Rock, was struck b. light
ming and two valuable horses instantly
killed.
We shall be pleased TO give to
strang rs ani thls. desiring to
settle among rs, all the information in
our power, concerning the country etc.
MIR. and Mrs. Haley, the parents
of Hon. II. s., and Prof. {. w. Haley
arrived early III the week to pay a Wis
it 10 their sons. They are from Cary,
Wyandotte county, Ohio.
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In the Di-,ric; Court or the 1t Ju-
dicial Drs,ric, 10 xat for Webster Co,
Nebraska.
John r. Blac..,
".
John q. Potter,
T. 'Esbeth Potter,
Alfred h. Perry,
james VI. Baldwin,
and A. y. Schu~,er,
ii. h. ketcham,
and lsiiore We'll,
doing business under the firm
naiue Of Schu>ter ketchaun x
Co, and j. T.. Ogien, : 1.
Buck aud ID. H. Harvey. do
ing business under the firm
name Of j. 4. )gier Il Co,
Defendants.
Alfred T. Perry, 4. y. ScLus;er.
II. Is. ketcham, Isid ore Well. j. 4.
Ogden, 5 4. Buck, and ID. e Harvey
now resident defendants will trse no
tice that John L. Back Of the county
OF Red Willow, IN the State Of Ne
braska, did on the sth day of April
1875, tie his petition IN the Distric,
Court within a,.d for the county Of
Webster. In the State Of Nebraska /;
against the above named defendants,
setting forth that the sad John u
Potter ani EiI,abeth Potter give a
mortgage 20 the sa'd Alfred + Perry
on lot tn tl0) in block twenty sig t26J
in tie village of Red Cioad, N.b., aud
lots ten anu eleven 10 & III. in block
one CD, IN klchai d-on's addition to
Red Cloud, al 10 said Webster county
TO secure the payment Of the sun o.
three hundred 1901 dollar, according
10 certain notes referred to IN said
mortgage. aud also to secure A + Perry
against his liability on certain JOINT
debts of the said John q. Potter, aud
Alfred l.. Perry, assumed by John G..
Potter, and that the said Alfred r..
Perry assigned said mortgage TO de-
PENDANT James NJ. Baldwin, aud tha,
said James VI BALDWIN, further assign
ed said mortgage TO plaintiff, and that
since the giving Of said mortgage, the
defendants composing the said firm 0f
Schu-ier, kctcham h Co, and i. e.
Ogden K Co, claim to have acquired
some lnieres, in the premises ~ mort
gagged, and praying that said Joha @.
Potter may paw the sur Of two hun
dred 5000 dollars due plaintiff with
interest FROM May 18th. 1874. or iha,
said premises may be sold TO psy the
same. You and each of you arc here
by notified to answer said petition on
or before the third Monday after the
18th day Of May, 1875
JOHN +. BLACK,
By WILCOX L GILLIAN,
35-4t-$20 Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the District Court of the lst Ju-
dicial District, State Of Nebraska With
in and for Webster County.
Patrick Barry,
Us
Michael Cook.
Maria Cook,
Solomon Brunswick.
Lyman Brunswick.
doing business under the
name & style offs. Bruins
wick & Bro, defendants.
The above named defendants viii
take notice that the plaintiff in the
above entitled action did on the 9th
day Of FEB. A. ID. 1875, fie his petit
ton against you 10 the Office of the
Clerk Of said District Court, setting
forth that the defendant Michael Cook
and Maria Cook gave . mortgage to
plaintiff Patrick Barry on lots q and
too. block IA. In the towu Of Red
Cloud, in said county TO secure the
payment Of one hundred and ffty-6ve
dollars and interest according ts . GER
tam note referred to IN said mortgage.
That the seme Solomon Brunswick,
Hymaa Brunsvick, doing buanes
under the name aud style Of 8. Bruns
wick 4 Bro, claim some interest in
said premises. under and By virtue oil
. ceItxle mortgage given to them By
the Aid defendants Michaei Uock,
plaintiff asks jodemsat 90 said prone
sorJ note for $f55 % With iptessa q
10 per cent from the 10Th day ofFeh.
ls74. and that sid psenises b sod
to pay the same aad the dcfeodassl
are notified that tbey ne reaaissd "a
okes end snsvef sid petisise On o.
befose the 18th day Of Apn. 1874
| b. 8. KALKY.
3o-5w-pf Is. Ae'y foe P1aistiG
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PROCEEDINGS CO TEE COUNTY coz.
xISsIcNEEs.

Board met pursuant to adjournment,
Present. A. NJ. Hardy, Geo. W. Ball.
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved.
Petition of Sylvester Day and 81
others for change in Counry road On
See. 2S. I. 1, Il. i2,-Granted.
Petition Of W. j. Harris and eight
Others to vacate section line road be
tween Secs. 10 aud Is, 7. /, II. 10
Granted.
Petition Of r. c. Laird and others
TO locate a road on section line
through sections s aud L., I. 4, X. 9,
Granted-prosidei said road be loca-
ted aud opened without, expense to
the County.
The following accounts ausited and
allowed:
+. I. Fearn, Judge of Election s 200
W. Il. Ludlow, s." 200
James LaDuc, roo
VI. II. Warner, Clerk of Election 2 %
JAS. s. Gillian, 40
Sun. Leetsch. Assessor, 42o5
Maiher x Warner, Printing 1850
Geo. W. Ball, extra work X. D.
No. 2. 400
Frank Cockerell 400
4. Il. Rutherford, 400
f. n. Richardson, 200
j. 4. Tul!eys, Salary, 100 90
{. A. Lane, Judge of Election
and mileage $40
n. Haney, Judge Of Election 4
mileage, $50
Geo. W. Ball. Commissioners
fees 400
A. VI. Hardy. 1870
The Clerk Was instructed to give
notice through the CHIEF Of the act
Of the Legislature requiring School
Districts to make q full report to the
Clerk of ali bonds issued BIZ them.
Vim. VsnWiDkle was authorized to
replace the old signs on the bridge.
Valuation OF n Haney on Tax List
Of 1874, on north J. sw. !, and sw. !
sw. Of Sec. Is, L. 3, Il 10, reduced
to $l55 63.
Valuation of E. B. Smith on tax
list of 1874. on ne. /, Sc. Sc. /, Sec.
So. L. =, Il. IL, and NV. /, sw. /, Sec.
&c, T., :. K ii, reduced to SIS 90 per
acre.
Report Of Peter McNitt, Overseer
Of Poor, Red Cloud precinct, present.
ed and approved.
Account of A. T. Ayers, $500, for
boarding pau er, audited and allowed.
Board then adjourned till Monday,
April 18th, ISIS, at 10 o'clock A. ".
j. A. TULLEYS, A. NJ. HARDY,
Clerk Chairman
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Notice "a ANIMAL s:h::, District
Eset:,g.

The Annual Meeting Of School
District No. , of Webster County,
Nebraska, for the Election of School
District Officers, and for the transac-
tiou OF such other business as may
.aw.sliy come before it, will be held
at the School House iu Red Cloud on
Monday the fifth day of April 1876 at
> clock p. m. Dated this 10th day
of March 1873. /. ". TULLEYs,
Director.
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TAKE NOTICE.

GUIDE Rock, Webster Co., Neb.
March 18th, 1873
Sarah + pickerson having left my
bed and board without cause or pro
vocation sll person or persons are
toi bid harboring OF trusting her on my
account, for l viii pay no debts o. her
contracting whatever.
ID. NJ. DICKERsoN.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up bv the undersigned living
on Sec. .. ], IL. on the 5th tay o.
April, 1875; Oue black mare about
four years old, when taken up had q
rag tied around It's left hind foO,-no
other marks IP"s. VAUGHN.
81 St Red Cloud, April sth, 1875.
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se;:a E-.ae-s.

Notice + hereby given, That | viii
o. n.;uc al persons who may dcs:reto
MFR thrm>clyes as candidates for
,cschcys of the primary or cnu,mou
schools o. toe county, at my office IN
FED Cleud. on the first Saturday #
august, November. February and
Ms. II. :. HALEY.
Go. Superintendent.
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kSEiCE.

l. hereby given hat the Board Of
Commissioners of Webster Co, Neb :,
vii meet on Monday April 10Th. 1875
and continue in session three days, for
The purpose of equalizing the assess
ments for the year 1875 All who
have complaints ID enter will please
take notice aud govern themselves &C
cordlDg!y. By order of the Board.
j. i. TULLEYs,
Clerk.
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-
1t is impossible TO suIt Inavale
Grange. A short time since they were
not suited till they had more ''SoN
RISE, there being too much Knight
for the Grange. And now behold the
tune is changed-they chose KNIGHT
TO ''LIauT' aud have got it in the
shape of a daughter of 4! pounds.
To LEAD ALL COMPETITORS is the
aim of the proprietors Of the Wilson
Shuttle Sewing Machine. / is found
ed on the very best principles known
to the sewing machine SIZE: &c, and
improvements. in advance of all other
sewing machines, are being adopted
constantly. The Wilson is rapidly
gaining the preference Of all parties
that are acquainted with sewing
machines, and it has already taken the
the front rank among the s~rstclass
machines of this country and its
price, owing to its being manufactured
where labor and material is much
cheaper than in eastern cities. is fifteen
dollars les than all other fi~rst.ciass
machines. Machines viii be delivered
at any Railroad Station desired, free
Of transportation charges, if ordered
through the Company's Branch House
At ST. Louis No.
They send an elegant catalogue and
chrome circular free on applica,io on.
This Company want . few more
good agents.
We are glad to ,unounce that the
dam has been repaired to such an ex-
tent that the mill has resumed work,
ana, as before. wheat and other grain
viii be ground on short notice. Messr:
Potter & Frisbse aave displayed great
energy in the Estter. and viii deserve
al the patronage Of the people. Il
VIII take seine months to finish fks
dem according 70 the plans adopted.
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Or. Williams wishes 20 give no.
tee that all accounts due previous It.
January last, will be put in the hands
of a collector. If not paid April LIST.
3a-,f I. e WILLIAMS.
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Com Planters.

Two two horse corn planters for sale
cheap, 70 close out my stock Of Ag-i-
cultural implements.
s2-ss. NJ. B. McNrTT.
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Send 10 II. III. johnson. Crete.
N,h. for c;fculars Of the Domestic
Sewing Machine; also terms to agents
q. . ifyou mean business and really
want An agency.
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AT q meeting held Sunday April
llth, 1875, on Ash Creek. District No.
Is, for the purpose Of organizing e
Sabbath School. The following officers
were elected Martin Hampton, Supt;
Joel Martin, Asst. Supt.; \. B. Wag-
oner, Sec; 3. Wagner. Librarian.
Mes>rs John Hampton, b. Wagner
and Samuel Martin, teachers +; Mr.. ID.
Richardson Choir Master. Closed with
singing aud prayer. To be continued
every Sabbath, until further notice, at
10 o'clock a. IN.
\. q. WAGNER. Sec.
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Gov. CARRIER arrived in town on
Sunday morning aai was warmly well
comeI By hi- oh friend, and former
fcllow-ci.izens. He has returned 10
Lincoln.
-Richari,o ION has gone to Omaha TO
see what has become of the seed grain
that ought TO have been tece:7ed here
before this.
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~
AN 49,

Two .hou<ani pasads Of pork, at
i,c Red Gland Meat markes- Eor
sich | viii ray the hiehes; cash
Atso some Fat Cattle.
Marx II. WARNER.
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Ferry Ferry!!

New Ferry at Guide Rock. Good
crossing at all times.
- If WV. MONTGOMERY.
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". y. Richardson has 4 large sup
ply Of ssed corn on hand, for si.2j
yer bushci. - ~.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Distric: Court Of the Is. Ju-
dicai District in aud for Webster Co.,
Nebraska.
Levi Moore,
VS..
John korner.

IS.
John Korner.
The above named defendant will
take notice that on the 23d day OF
March 1875, the plaintiff Levi Moore
did file his petition 10 the office of the
Clerk of the District Court in and for
Webster county, Neb., setting forth
that on the 29,h day Of June 1874.
the said defendant made executed and
delivered his promIssory note 10 plain
tiff for the sum Of Sass AZ, due en- or
before Sept. st, 1874, with interest
at the rate of 10 per cent. per nuInn
That as q consideration Of said note
plaintiff executed and delivered to you
a certain title bond or lots ii and II,
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 judcemen:
against you for the sum Of $3ss.4S
With 10 per cent interest from Jupe
18th, 1874, also a foreclosure and
cancellation of said bond and a sale Of
said property to satisfy said amount,
interest and costs. You are also fur
Their notified that you are required to
appear and answer said petition on or
before the 3rd Monday after the 23rd
day Of April 1875.
H. s. KALEY.
32-5 $l2. Atty for Plaintiff.
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WANTED.

To purchase for CASH, 80 head of
Sprinc calves and iearlmg>, from .
- Is months 1it. IpIujrc IL
RAsSFG Bros,
5n.ilrs fa>t of Red Cloud.
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INAvALE, Webster Co, Neb.


April 18th. 1875.
En-. CHIEF:-I lay for one, let u
have an Agricultural Society. and let
Us have a fair next fall it will SPEAK
we'll for our County and better for The
people. Or: firs. and last far vas q
success, taking into consideration ON
population and Hunted Circumstances
Some may SAY that we are not able,
and others say that We may loose our
crops again this year. If We wait to
know the future We will never have .
fair. Our county demands til, is
able, and unless there is a move made
10 this matter aud an interest taken,
the natural protection and wealth Of
our county viii lay dormant and hid
from the people Of the Eastern States,
who intends coming west, and are
watching the reports Of agricultural
societies. Therefore let Us have a good
Fair this fall for We had q poor one
last year. Let u hear from the far
mers. FARMER.
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WANTED, TEAMS,

]. Q. Potter wants al the teams be
can get, to work on rcpairsEg the mil
dam.
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Fyg .GLE.

Two good Corn Planters for sale
very cheap at McNitt's. | will take
young stock in part payment.
35ti NJ. Il. McNITT.
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NV


Il fresh stock OF Dry Goods arj
6rgccGies viii be sod q, bottom price,
2: he Grange Store.
HoU ia his fur HigLf You can
buy a good pair of kip roots fer four
dollars at the Grange Store.
Try sone Of tha, good Tea at the
Grange Store.
@PRiNTSi r~PRINTS!
The incest Prints in town can be
had at the Grange Store.
ifyou want to get your Stationery
cheap 20 to the Pos, 0dice. 2sw4
-Grsnger's. if you want good tea.
coffee, sugar, and o'Ler groceries, call
ut the Grange Store, next door TO tie
Post Office. JoHx G. POTTER, Red
Cloud.
SO to Smith & Calvert for Furni
tore.
All kinds of Iiry Goods il large
sgpriy and al Reasonable rates at
CAREER & Co.'S.
food warm fall aud winter shawl,
and dress goods at
G. & Co.'S.
A full stock Of Boots and Shoes,
fer the fsgl trade st
G. & Co.'S.
-GranEcr's, if you want your
Granger boots anu shoes, call at the
Grange Store. JOIN G.. Potter.
Matches. 5cen.s per box at Garber $.
Lamp chinreys, 3 'or 25cts at Gar
her-.
Three bars soap. . cents, Grfoer &
%.
Soda lOccnts per pound, at CARRIERS.
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"ASCSN
HSNASS.

\ boy 10 or Is years old, to herd
stock this season.
Stiff j. c. HoLCoMB.
WALNUT Creek, Webster Co, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-14
GRANGE STORE.

EHANGE STORE.
GOOD NEWS GOOD NEWS.
For tie Farmers Of Webster aud
Ncighhoring eouutics.
GRANGE STORE IN RED
CLOUD.
The store kept by John G.. Potter
having been appointed by the County
Council a
GRANGE STORE,
Patron Of Hu-hsn1ry will find it TO
'htir interest 20 trade at the Grange
Store.
Don't forget the ;iace-Next door
10 The Post Office.
J. q. POTTER. Red Cloud.
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NSCssS.

To exchange a yoke Of , year-old
steers fer a young mare or horse.
34-tf j. {. HoLCoMB.
Walnut Greek, Webster Co, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-14
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the District Court OF the 1t Ju-
dicial District 10 sat for Webster Co,
Nebraska.