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The Portland daily press., 1875-05-18
STATE OF MAINE.

10 the County Commissioners of the
Counties of Cumberland and York:
FBNHE undersigned municipal officers of the towns
4 OF Baldwin in the county of Cumberland and
petition YOUR honorable b3dies that the highway as
now located in said towns beginning the east side
OF tue highway leading from Cornish village to Linn
lngton near the residence of Eben Barker in sad
town of Cornish and ending at the east end of the
so-caled Hemloc bridge near the residence of Free
man Norton in the town of Baldwin, being unsafe
and out of repair and unnecessary for the conyen-
fence of public travel, NAV be discontinued.
And as n duty bound will ever pray.
March list, 1875.
LEANDER E CRAM, Seectmen
ELIAS nj. NOBLE, I of Baldwin.
CHARLES d. MORRILL,, Selectmen of
GEO. II. MILLIKEN, ! Cornish.
The Portland daily press., 1875-05-18

NoTIoE.-One and all will please take notice
that DR.. Swift, l and Fluent Block, can be
seen at his office from to - and from to o.
Other hours engaged to outside practice.
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The Portland daily press., 1875-05-18
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
PORTLAND POST OFFICE.


J. w. GODDARD POSTMASTER.
10 w, YORK Observation-Disclosures
The Portland daily press., 1875-05-18
Choice Fruit Trees.
AT AUCTION.

ON WEDNESDAY, May 10th, at II o'clock, we
" shall sell a very choice lot of fruit Trees from
the nursery of John d. BTadlee & Co., Milton, Mass,
consisting of Standard and Dwarf, Pear, Apple,
Plum and Cherry Trees, Currant, Goosberry, Rasp-
berry and Grape Vines, Rose Bushes, &c, This
stock will consist of large and thrifty Trees, the
same as sold by this reliable House last year.
r. BAILEY 81 CO., Auciioneers.
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The Portland daily press., 1875-05-18

PERPETUAL MOTION PowER.-Mr. Henry
Hoyt, who claims to have discovered a means
of obtaining perpetual motion power, has writ
ten us letters giving description in part of the
machine or the principle upon which it works.
AS he proposes to make an immediate exhibit
tion of it in this city, we will not publish his
letter at present. Mr.. Hoyt proposes to de-
monstrate at the PRESS OFFICE next Wednes-
dav. at ten o'clock in the morning, that his in
vention is all that he claims for it, He would
lilo to have mechanics give him their atten-
zion at that time. Mr.. Hoyt says he has
model by which he runs two sewing machines
but whether or not he intends to exhibit that
no doas nnt inform ms.
The Portland daily press., 1875-05-18

A THIEF CAUGHT.-Yesterday morning a
we'll dressed woman called into McDuffee's jew
elry store on Middle street, and asked to see
some ear drops. Several different kinds were
shown but none appeared to suit, and she start
ed to go out. In putting back the articles the
clerk noticed that one set of shell drops were
missing. He went to the door and called the
woman back. She held small sachel in her
hand, and on opening it the drops were found
Then she began to excuse the matter by saying
they must have fallen in when she opened the
sache but this wouldn't 60 down and an Off
Ger was sent fo-. When the officer arrived she
acknowledged she stole the drops and offered to
pa7 for them. Mr.. McDuffee not wishing TO
prosecute her, she was allowed to settle. The
officer then took her to several stores where
articles had been stolen of late to see if she
could be recognized, but no one remembered
coa;no her and she was allowed to deDart,
The Portland daily press., 1875-05-18

THE MUsEUM.-"Lttle Emily" was brought
out at the Museum last night for the first time.
The house was as good as could be expected for
Monday night. The piece ran very smooth
for the first night, and this evening it will
doubtless be much improved. The play is
rather too much for an ordinary stock company,
there being rather too many important char
acters, but the company last evening did finely
and are deserving of praise for the ready man
der in which they acquitted themselves. Mr..
Calder as Micawber was very good. Mr. Arnold
was excellent as the rough old sailor, both in
his make up and in his acting. Miss Drink.
water was good in the title role, considering
she was not familiar with the part. The char
acter of Ham was well taken by Mr.. Bascomb,
who is always good as a sailor Mr.. Richardss
son was excellent as David Copperfeld and
was applauded several times. Mr.. Adams was
very tumble as Uriah Heep. Miss Cameroa as
Martha was unusually good. The other parts
were very we'll taken. The scenery was the
very best ever seen at the Museum, every set
being entirely new. The chorus by the boys in
the cathedral scene was excellent. The play
promises to have very successful run.
The Portland daily press., 1875-05-18

4. o. o. II,
The monthly meeting of the Odd Fellows Mutual
Relief Association will be held at Odd Fellows
Hail. TUESDAY EVENING, May is, at II o'clock
my15d3t Perorder, JOSHUA DAVIS, Sec.
The Portland daily press., 1875-05-18

Goods Received on Consignment
and sold ON Commission.
q. HEAAN & CO., Manufacturers Agents,
myl7siw 13J Congress ST., Portland, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1875-05-18

From 7.30 m to $50 p m, Sundays excepted.
Sundays open for Carriers and General Delivery
The Portland daily press., 1875-05-18

Postmasters appointed-Mrs. Abbie s. Stew
ems, New Gloucester. Cumberland county; Mrs.
Hannah Gould, North Monroe, Waldo county :;
Sylvanus B. Philbrick, South Chesterville,
Franklin county; Charles A. Libby, Strick-
lands Ferry. Andloscoggin county; George w.
Tracey, Winter Harbor, Hancock county.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-17
Notice.

To whom il may concern. Al per-
.ons are herhy notified tha; the VI Z,
r. Il. Company hare become tired of
.h:s wholesale slaughter upon their
timber. II the Republican Valley
And from this time forward We
propose to protect u cwn interests.
and ty 50 doing We thiAk We sh Il
protect the best Interests OF the set
tiers. a. We are convinced that there l.
no timber in the Valley to spare.
Especially to be drawn out ofshe State
or Gu, into iurr5er. or in any manner
wasted. And We hope all good citi-
s.n. viii consider these matters care
fully and hsd Us their influence TO
.,ro,ect what timber there ms be left
j. Il. LoT7RIpGE.
Lxpd Cou'r. n. z Railway.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-17
Arrival aud Departure al Aaais
from the Fed CiJu: y. q

Jru.T. Leaves Monday
Wednesday, aud Friday : a m.
Mail closed = r. II. inives 1ae--
day thursday and Saturday : p IL,
HARVARD Leaves Tuesdays and
Friday q q. III. arrives Tue>day {,
sud Friday 3. +. N. Mali closed
q T. ID.
FR.:KII>. going east. Monday :
sgd thursday > =. Ia Gong west
Tuesdays aud Fridays 10 a IN
TLEAsANT HUI leages Thursdays Il
+. III. Arrive, Wednesday , =. III.
Mail closed . =. IL.
Jewell kau,aS. arrives Friday :
l. III. Leaves Friday | p. M.
ErssrI. Kansas, arrives THURSDAY :
Fam. Leaves Thursday =. III.
Ofice open from 1 until 9 p. m
Sunday.
Ali registered MISTER must he III
ia. evening before the ma..s leaEe.
VI. b. McNTTr, t.. II.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-17
THE SUN.
DAILY AND WEEKLY FOR ISs.

The arp-oa~h o! the Presi4en.al election
a.vsIonreept of ISIS. We shall s-deaynT -
Sesr-iSs .asrH fully. fsithfgfty sa9 fear e>siy-
TIE WEEKLY Sun has Ds~ att2insI .
eirrElx.ign Of over seveoty thousand copies
-Te,rr- aaa IL quality y yell kRSva g the
butte. We shsli net 9Bly s1tezTSr 20 keer
I. frify ~ - tie cid s'antsT1 bat 10 tRr prove
api add e IL variety sna power.
1HB WEEKLY ssS 81 seassnss toec
4sv vii hs tossa N H. eOnisrssd. vnen "a
i,nr,raa4. =; fail icoxta wtss Of soHssB--
saa ai~ays. vst[xr. treated IN . essss. H.
eTestinr aed In-tractTye
les Oar aiz 70 sake the NEhALf Sun
"a. beSt family BsxsFsees Il the word It
VII, be fail q entertaining s24 s~Sgrgprsktn
reaii.x of ever cert. In; ri rrz1- rpIAszx
20 ID nj tire u ~ s-rE5Elcss ara d2tse1te
taste. 1: all! alssss coufs'r aSs zest i8ser
s-+in- r-aries ana roH>aB.ez 81 tie eE-. cars-
f.,ly seieeS%a Azi leEsbiy Prsatea-
,srf s.s-zre iu fSs y EEkLf 81 n. AID -
sTtieses viii assays DC lo1ns Essa zad lag
r. sn,.b@r Il nsn independent IN ssli-
.;-<i s INCREASING. aIi tne WEEKLY cIS
4, The. taper eSpezlally- Il belongs - re
nary. AID ebe7s 40 fsrs<tsoH. rcstsndinzf r
vr.ar;ple, AID 70. fhs eseeaSn Sf Ae e,sf
ssep- II exposes tae esrrzptsoa tAzt drs
- tse csaB.ry sst fkrestsas the over
thrsx q rsYzxse31 EEztststzoE& sxs Nc
f-a. ID Arzy-. and seen no Asvns troz
,hesr supgs-tsrT
r. rssrxetz % every kid and TIE fash
;s-z are rcxafsrsy r~rr-red - Is eglz7nA-
The pxi~s 81 the WEEKLY -tS - ooe
s.ii.- yezr fsr a skeet e ss<as AID
<fr~ix cafrzzr& As tAe hsT~fy ~a- TIE
,,s~o-es 81 pzSer sxi Fr-n-s-x vc are nes
.A.te 20 -zke ar efscosri ~ s3sz x2y Pre-
miuu y frienfs v5sm2y E2xs Seal c9srrs
>. ezf~n1 ss cr-z1zrsso- tn4e- the Ess
- vhs~s r~zci-esHTEecf Z sss.1ee. es-
S.sssr n y-sx. wIfS s~esfy r-zu rte czx 81
r-~,-xf1 rrssz<e ssded- . the rate % sac
s-rpssea II : psH Uer~aay q ID selse
I, 80. 20 tass the SkEKLf SGS ~ stis
r-se. Asyaze uhs &sds sss I'D and
frsssy ess. va rvs sss r.psT. Sespas1
fsr . y-aS.
wshsse - F.res,isx a<sn.A
~ Weehsy poa-EsxAs psrr. Aey-
six oe;uzux Ualy o13D . yezr. ,>SseHs
Drpask As Sssrsan dsn sss ns&
YheDasly aos-A isr~ fszr-rsxe
pevSsspu 81 swees<-xAf czfu.aa4 Dxxy
~rs--zszEsnn pyes Ex1.ssZ AZ ne Dgwv ter .
e~ntx- cge>r-iys a. scs<zfs pr<Dz7l8 ecacs
nozsa- 90 - - .yesr- 4 e.zas Of 70
~ wa. s4aesnst 81 - Per e<.
A&a.wI sus,- ysv yszi s;.y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-17

We rarre. to loarn thu; a ro.tion
of J. q Hoste7's dam ca the river
went cot last Saturday when the ice
broke the large body in the pond held
the lie from aboye and made a very
large gorge which threw the water
around on the land into the pond be-
lav aud soon raised the Ice 10 the
pend which ran over the dam sith0u,
doing sHy damage, bg. in the after
noon 81 Saturday, the gorge above
broke sHi the ice au3 water came
doW3 in such 4 mass that il swept
everything before il, caring away
about $50 feet OF the dam, which ME.
Potter proposes to replace a SOFA IS
p1eib.e. He estimates his damage a.
near.y 5000
-Don't forget tie Convention on
SATURDAY next.
ks John Berenzen this time,
2ni TO say that he is the proadest nan
IN America don't half express it.
Mother AID son are doing weil-
We have received a well written
srd somewhat humoroas article On
the "Grea, American Desert" which
We intended TO publish, bat find that
Il Is at east three times as long as il
should be for Insertion IN these co.,
umas. We eaanot publish anything
that co-ers over two or three closely
written rssss Of fockcar.
The entire household Of TIE
CHEF are either sick or lazy this
week. Jim has eoae to Juaia;a,
''Cusis" sits up too late nights to en-
JOY good heslth, Butch" has at done
crossing" ycs, and can't be pushed
10 hard work, and the odd nan" loafs
around toe mach 70 be of sny use IN
the c.kc-shese excuses are offered
Fos he thinuess Of this paper.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-17

Aug. PIe;a5G. cae Of the lively
ei,izsas Of Walnut Geek, called this
wsek.
r 3. Fulton, who has been east
FOR the pas, two months in the inter
es,s of Walnut creek precinct, return
ei On Saturday last, having net With
fair ucoess
Last week abe f,-Ee,. Of this
vicinity pu, il Considerable wheat
for the IA, few dag. the weather has
been rather d~.sasreeable, which stop
Ted seeding fora few days
Ike Hunuel saysthat from tren-
ty-E-e to fifty teams stop q; Ia. psAc'
ege-y night. which ~iH give some ,dea
Of The large amount of tsarel that
passes through this plsce between
Kan.zs an The railroad.
Il. T. Web, woiLkpOwn to al OF
or ei,izens Is the "InIil carrier, on
the route f.om Rel Cloud 10 the rail
road. has reutei the jacobson House
at Jani4,a, AMI will carry on the hote!
busiuess at that cd and popular stand
IN a uat.n~r that VII keep 81 The Old
patrons, suj gain many new ones
Every one going - Juniata from tins
place should give him a cail, aud yoa
will fad him a good landlord, and a
'sqiass man.
II. ID. Post has sold lis "elair,
aud giil build a hate! in this place, tie
present spring.
q L Battles and Mr.. Deveroux of
Guide Il sck calleIjis; as We were go
ing 20 pres.
Mr.. Harry, OF Inavale (; c. Lane,
A-her Beal, ani Dr. Smith Of Guide
RJca, called on Us Tuesday.
}. Q. Potter wants a thousand
load Vi Wl.oS brush to repair his
dam. Iaquire at the mil.
-Rueus Miksch can DO a nice job
repairing furniture, and especially FIX
inr ~ c-ane-seated chairs, w!th new
CaUe-S0rk.
Just a. we had decided 10 brag a
little on the q1ai.iy Of the fine cat
al NcN.ti's we found that it vas oil
gone, but he says he viii have soDe
more N 4 Jay Or tao, just a. good aud
4 Iittie better. Tfy il.
DIR. J. L. Smith, vho res;des on
Willow Creek, called last Thursday
he informs Us that be has been exper-
inenting in UoolSrowiag, with salts
factory results, AMI promised to send
Us the exact figures, TO show that it
viii pay to keep sheep 10 thi, country,
a Promise we hope he vii! soon be able
TO fulfill. There is no question but
that this j. a matter Of great interest
20 this section, aud We wish to collec;
the facts and publish everything bear
ing upon the subject.
Cool windy weather for a few days
past. Winter lingering in the lap of
spring" you know.
The LaCiede House has been
rented to II. g. Bill, Of Guide Rock,
who will keep tavern therein as
soon As he eau make the Necessary
arrangements.
On Thursday evening last We
were pleased to meet Er. ". II. Lui-
low, who had just returned from Iowa,
after an absence Of FIVE or SIX months.
He was glad enough TO get back TO
Nebraska, AMI says he would rather
tight grasshoppers here for twenty
years than to spend another winter 10
northern Iowa. and 50 wcusd they all
say after remaining here a year or tive.
Tie difference 10 the climate is greatly
in favor Of southwest Nebraska, and
other advantages will DC equal In 4
vary fAv vears
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-17
GonEY's D BOOK.

We feel that sc would be doing or
Subscribers an injustice did We not e.ii
their attention to this iltTinSiczsly good
Magazine, and charming ChrsDo, The
Rescue. which Is given to eaeh yessiy
subscriber. Read the Prospectus. and
ifycu have never seen . ccpy a ue
Magazine, send p cents to L. A. GO
DEY, PhlAaeirka a. Pa fora ooP-y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-17
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the District Cour, Of the LIST Ju-
dicial District, State Of Nebraska with
10 and for Webster County.
Patrick Barry,
VS.
Michael Cook.
Mara Coos.
Solomon Brunswica,
Hynaa brunswick.
doing business under the
nauie < style OFFS. Bruins
wick & Bro defendants.
The above named defendants vii
take no;ice that the p!aintIG 10 the
above entitled action did on The 9th
day of Fcb. \ ID. 1875, fhe has petit
ton against y0a 10 the otaee OF the
Clerk OF sald District Coars. setting
forth that the defendant Michael Cook
aud MsTia Cook gave mortgage to
psais.llfi Patrick Barry on .5Is e.e and
tEe, bIock Il. In the t7S2 of he'd
Cloud. n SAIL county u secure the
payment Of one hundred aud Efty-fye
dollars and interest according to q cer-
tain tote referred 80 10 SAID mortgage.
Tlat the same Solomon Brunswick,
Hyman Brunswick, doing business
under the name and style Of S Druss
xck 4 Bro, claim sorae interest IN
said premises, under and b. virtue OF
n certain mortgage given TO them BY
the said defcn1aass Michael Cock,
plaintiff axis Judgment N said promo
sorry note for SI55 ~ with lnteres; a.
10 per cent. frou ,he 301h dag OF heb.
1874. and that said premises De sold
To pay the same and the defendants
are nctiaet that they are required &c
ef. T aniansxer said petition On or
before the 26th day Of Apni, lSs5.:
III. :. kAIzr.
! 81 5wrfI5 At.'y for Plaintiff.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-17

"A full assortment Of ladies shoes,
al the latest varieties at
q. ( Cos,
-WANTEp.-Every I 10 know,
that Berrnzcn ! Co, are se.ing OF
tbcir entire stock Of Groceries, C'oIh-
ing Boots, Shoes &c, at cost. TITS
is no hum6cg.
Ladies, cal At y. ( Cos, and st
! nice dress pattern fos &C. Per yard.
Grangcss call and see il Il. L.
Shercr. a~in''tScil;ns Drugs AM Paints,
,hesrfr than other house in the
valley. all others know it EveEy
thing wasased.
Or. Thos. r. Williams wishes to
say that ali who are indicated TO him
must call aud settle by Jan. lst. eth
CT with the cash, or by giving . Eote.
l9-td.
Initial, Tinted rarsEald envelopes
a, TIE Posi- 0ha. 24x4
Sshaol crayoas for 35c, a box a, the
POI, 0:bee. DIVA
Ifyou want cheap reading 20 tO
TIE Pos, Ofsee. 34wi
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-17
Stop and Lock

Rcfes Miksch having rented the
shop oyer Mitchell s. Aoharts' Hard
ware store, is now prepared TO DO all
k.rds If repairing On furniture. agri-
cultural implements, sc. Remember
the p.sce. Ceue early 70 avoid the
crush AZ tie d1oc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-17
LEGAL NOTICE

In the District Court OF the lst Ju-
dicial District. state Of Nebrassa,
within ard for Webster county.
solomon Brunswick,
LYMAN Brunswick,
doing business upder the
uarae and style Of Brus-
WICK < Bros.
~.
Michael Cook,
Mzria Coax
4 Patrick Barry, Dsd Is
The above named defendants Vii
take notice that the plaintiff IN the
above emitted actiou, do oG the 18th
dag OF March, 1875, file their petition
assiu>i you in the o1aee Of the Clerk
cf the said District Court. setting firth
that the defendant, Michael Cook,
raye = mortgage 20 the defendants 90
10, one block IA, 10 the tO~n q Red
Cloud, in said county, 20 secure the
paymen, Of one huoGnd aud eighty
5oiiars sn4 seventy Eve eents tslsot Sl
according to SIX several no;ss referred
10 AZ c2tI IOstA1ko AA3t a. ~
INT, Nara Cook has sirce become the
wife U. said Michael Cook, asi rs scch
Claims soae interest II said DGt<zged
premises. Tia; the defe sdsos ParrEk
Barry Gains some interest N said
nortgegei premises, under and y
virtue ola certain mortgage gwen 20
him By the defenjas. Mieh.es Cock
and Maria Cook
Plaintiff axis Judgment for the sum
of one bupired ard three dollars and
shirty-6ve cents .<Iea3 vish Inles-
est freua the 18th day OF March. Isis
aai that said mortgszed premises E<5
b. solla 70 satisfy sad notes and mort
gsse>. ard the said d~e.eDa.ats ara cS-
tisrd that they are required 10 apgcH
and srsssr said pefIfsee On 81 before
sAe 18th dzy Of AprI, ISIS
rs kAIE-.
sosHvfis Any sss ftx1EsiL
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-17
rEs- TIE.

The advertising rates for space III
The c.Irsg for the year ,s15. vii be
a. f.iows:
One colann. per y9zr $500
Ohe-hs.f coluruu do 400
Oue fourth column 800
BasiEe@ Cares, SEQ
GO Wker inserted for short
time, per mouth, l.J0
Lncal notices third pagel TO regu-
lar advertisers, 5 ceats per line for
each insertion
Transient notices. per Inc. 10 cts.
Under the head of ''SpecisL set
10 soliI Ncnpareil notices will be Ia
serted Tor - oeats an ineh or less. far
each insertion. TITS last lor1a ve wi-h
20 introduce 30 those Sho want 10 sell
or bay stock. land. or for the general
Ec-ts og the community.
Legal notices at Statute rates. At
torueys and oacess Of ihe la~ vii lie
held responsible fcr tie legal uotiees
they hand in.
Lodges and other Associations Ill
Re charged ) cents per hue Tor al
notices not VI interest - tie general
pub.ic.
Standing advertisements ani locais
FROM resu.ar advertisers payable gt
the eni Of esch quarter.
TraEsisat advertisements, aGd no.
,ices from strangers usust be paid IN
.d~a1ce.
Thee rates vii lie adhered to, ex-
cert a. regards filing c~.Iit.Icts.
No person ned ak any deduction
or die ..nl from the above rates or
conditions.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-17
FOR SALE

A quarter section OF - good farm
ing land as EN- be found in the valley
Forty acres under Improvement
Running water and springs-N eli
situs,ed for st ek purposes. there be
ing good range adjoining. A bar
gain if sod soon. Call al this Office.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-17
No. -s.s--s

Notice j. hereby given. That viii
examine all persons who may dcs.reto
rrer ;her.ec,~cs as candidates Tor
trscher> Of the primary or ccaa;p"n
schaa,> Of The county. ~ ny o1c~ IN
Red Cloud. cn the first satunJay {.
August, November. February and
Nav. isS. kALEY,
To. Superintendent
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-17
EAyTED.

Txo thousand pounds of PORK, at
The Red Cond Meat market, tSf
which | viii pay the highest cash
,-;ee. Also some Fat ca,tie.
Marx LII. NaRSse-
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-17
Germ. CORN:

Richardson mas Just received q ear
load OF cora which Is offered for sale At
81 per busheL
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-17

Send tn II. Ii. johnson, Crete,
Nsb ,or circulars Of the bcgnUsUc
Sewing Machine; also terms To agents
q o. ifycu mean business and really
u.at an agency.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-17
WsNTEn

Tn purchase for CASH, - head ct
Spring Caves ard ieariings, from o
?, IL moths I'D Inquire Of
RAISER Bios,
4nsil,S Ea>; OF Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-17

The Domestic Sewing Machine
10 scinov EDGED BY ali competent
uJg-s 10 lee the test machine now be-
ere the public.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-17

-.-S.
At Guide Rock. March sth. 1875,
of lung fever. Frankly, sou Of Andrew
aud Minerva Goareke, aged one veal
aud pine months.
Where il now our loved one?
Where, Oh where
Safe in a land immortal
Safe IN a country rare.
Safe in q heavenly portal.
Safe in = mansion fair.
Safe with the supernal,
Safe with the biest 10 bow,
Safe with the master now.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-17
NOTICE.
TIE yEY YORK LEDGER

TIE NET YORK LEDGER
For nineteen years this Great Lite
raEy Paper has been a welcome visitor
az u freside; and in all that period
not one sentence, line or word, has ap-
peared in its columns to which serious
objection could be found. Ola uui
ormly high moral tone, it inculcates 2
taste for readipg,sssni is young read
ers intuitively learn 10 abho1 vice, aud
TO love all thu, is beautiful and true.
Filled each week with the choices, Po-
ems, Stories, Sketches, News Items,
&c, i, is sure TO become indispensable
to every family in which it finds lis
way. Mr.. Bonner promises to make
IL betsr than ever for 1875, and Sha;
he promises * more than fGlills. For
specimen copy address; Robert BOEner
New York.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-17
BROOM CORN

| have for sale, broom corn seed, Of
the best quality. Price 81 ~ per
bu,heL WI enter into coa;rac, with
anyone wishing 10 plant. to prepare
the brush for market in the best man
ue-, a | have thelates, improved ma
chinery fog that purpose. Alire-s,
ELRoY PETTEys.
81 tf* Wells, Webster Co, Neo.
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| hare 4 store room to rent, suitable
Cor Hardware or dry goods. situated
in the town of BED Cicld Neb., the
best trading point on the Republican
river. or | all sell the entire building,
It bsinza V story building 35x3o
feet. the upper story is occupied ny
the CuIEF printing Office aud q nil
linery shop The lower story was
formerly occupied by mySeIf Is a
Hardware store; beiIg postmaster
here | had to close out as | could not
attend to both. VI. 3. McNITT.
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Meeting.

The Annual Meeting OF School
District Ne. > Of Webster County,
Nebraska, for the Election Of School
District Officers, aad for tie transac-
ton of such other business as may
lawfully come before it, will be held
q: the Schoo' House in Rel Cloud Oh
Monday the fifth day Of April 1875 1t
> O'Clock y. IN. Dated this l6'h day
of March 1875. /. W. TULLEYs,
Director.
Rufus Niasch. has put out BIS
sign over the Hardware Store. Look
at il.
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This Company vac, a few more
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