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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-28
Alb SORTS.


There is Que thing that don't mind
pinohing, and that IL snuff 81
The coming placard---',No peddlers
ofCentennial Articles Admitted Here.n
Al would not. for any money! says
Jean Paul Richter shave had money
In my youth" tg, 1888
An Iowa paper, speaking OF the sale
OF short horns, says, "they were styl-
ish cattle" Beef q Ia mode, % II were.
mDon't DO received by the weather
and throw aside your heavy under
clothing. You win surely regret 1t II
you do.'0 Nn NNiNsfii'F
4 No ilattery, hoy! An honest man
cannot live by II. II Ia n sneaking art
which knaves use TO calole aud soften
fools with. .,....
The Revllle says there IL o gentle
man In Austin, who IL 80 remarkably
reserved In his manners that nobody
ever saw him display any.
Tommy (suddenly, on his way home
from church) -"What did you take
out OF the contribution box, mammap
l only got sixpencel Look here!"
3 They found set OF teeth In DR.,
Talmage's church last Sunday, and no
suggests that perhaps somebody sat
and sung herself away all but her
teeth. V ~
We're tired and weary OF thla ever
lasting promise OF silver CURRENCY
without really ever seeing any. We
CRY for quarters.--[ New York CONNER
oial Advertiser. birjW l,,Ii.4
"Scienoe, says DR.. Holmes, "is u
good piece OF furniture for u nan To
have In an upper chamber, provided
he has common'sense Oh the ground.
tloor.n-
DR. Hall says that irregular meals
surprise u mans stomach, and gets II
out Of order, Regular meals would
surprise q good many mems stom.
aches. II Chicago Times.
Spikini says that when the crisis
comes In Herzegovina, he hopes the
Carageorgovitches, Bescovitches, and
all the other itches will be ready TO
Ss'p~ ~
Mamma, don't you want some nice
,iy es dear should like somen
,srhen AZ von,ll bnv some. hi give Won
hait,,, lIsSsS ina Iolita clrI ot'f
" 'p' ' ~
IA Roman lictor," said Bates, whose
historical Information comes by detail
OH the fly, "a Roman llctof! Well /
Roman knows.n--.I Nav York Mail.
~
An old lady reading the Following
expression ~ her morning paper, 'r-
relevant (aic),n remarked wen l
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MARKETS by TELEaRArH.



NEW YORK, April as.--Money see4 per cont.
Prime mercantile paper, i5@e. Custom re-
ceipts,3 s277, 900. Assistant Treasurer dis.
bursed S700,OOC, Clearlngs, va 900.
sterling exchange--0o days, 4so'Si do sight,
'' Coupons Of 1881, izss do 1865, ils do 1885
new, ilp; do 1856, I2isS do 1888, Ia new So,
ils9l4; iO-ios, regular, ilS's do coupons, llS94;
= Gold opened 1t ll2sss. advanced to 1l27z and
closed at ii21S. Borrowing rates TO ! per
cent per anniiln, and l-0i 10 lisa per cent per
month: to arrive more Hat; 2@s per cent
ments firm' railroad bonds steady. state
securities quiet. Stocks dull and generally
weak and lower. ,sniI psosisNfsNs
i Commercial. Il Is a0ll
y sr. LOUIS, April g.--Hemp dull and, nom.
linai. Flour 1ifeless, only small local trade
!, y A M.S r@ II Nj M Msy s aa
June 81, %; No,4 do, zoe cashi Sstsc May Corn
dull and lower for cash demand fairpnd ac-
tive for future; ~ celi54c bid cash. axe
A Az. iui s Rss 1S ,sns ss Is Barley
dull; only best grades salealeble. whis-
Ky QUIET at 81 OS. Butter steady but inactive;
choice dairy packed, 2o@3oci good TO prime,
s county packssa ao stsudi ss or for
lower prices, POI nominally lover ~ W w.
Dry salt meats, clear si ,a,s
atDmaho, u9sc. Bacon lower ~ sgisS@iz%
slNS 4% l lsTa no xplti srPour In moder
s sapef df%and s: ssR1 iiSe4 5S common
to good, a po95 25 good % cnoice, y W@s 70;
s. 1S Sr y asg No. spsins winter red
western, 81 y. Corn Unchanged, oats, mixed
w osscaSo April duh and dspressd
| lower: declined 134c; No. spring, Nsz $3.50
| spot; $50 May, Corn active, but leweriand
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HORRIBLE CRIME.
Inmn,leide ana suicide In Cine,nnao.

Inianticide and suicide in Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, April T.--A horrible
infanticide and suicide occurred at a
German boarding house, corner
Twelfth and Walnut streets, in this
city, this morning. Mary Sherman, a
German chambermaid, complaining
OF feeling sick, retired to her room,
and an hour later she was found with
her throat cut, the room floor slippery
with blood, and the newly born body
Of a female child, with It's head nearly
severed from Its body, under her bed.
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On Monday morning near Colbert
station, in the Nation, five men board
ed the freight train and kidnapped
stranger and intimated that they in
tended to hang him.
The officers and directors Of the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas Railway are
inspecting this village.
Two hundred mules have arrived.
Lieutenant C. s. Heintzelman, In
charge of the government telegraph, is
absent in San Antonio.
The Good Templars will picnic at
Miller's springs May LIST.
Mrs. Susan Bolen, an old resident,
Is dead.
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j. p. Word, railway contractor,
was killed, on Tuesday, near Alley
town, having been crushed by the
cars. ff
The wheat crop in the vicinity Of
Waco 10 reported to be a failure for
lack of rain. Corn and cotton are
doing well.
Five hundred hogs have been
driven out Of Jack county and shipped
by rail to Peoria, Illinois, to be fat
tened and packed. ba a
George Reynolds and Donohose,
the first lately tailor and the latter a
blacksmith ut Rancho Davis, have
been arrested for counterfeiting. 81
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The situation In Barbadoes Threat-
enfnR,

LONDON, April 27.-A dispatch from
Barbados says forty persons have
been killed and wounded, and five
thousand prisoners taken. Rioting is
suspended, but the situation is threat
ening. Confidence in the Govern
ment Is entirely gone.
10, THE POOR INDIAN.
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sherman.

The ladies OF the Methodist Church
are about to get up an entertainment
for the the benefit Of tho Church.
There are one hundred aud ten Good
Templars In Sherman.
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SERVED HIM RIGHT.
A Peaccable Citizen shoots ~ Rough
for Beatiag IHis Wife.

PEORIA, ILL.,, April 27.--Yesterday
afternoon John Goebel generally
peaceable German, shot John Lock-
wood, ariver rough, blowing his head
entirely OIL his shoulders, with shot
gun. Lockwood, Goebel and his wife
had been engaged In an alteration
about possession of some logs, when
Lockwood, becoming enraged at the
woman, beat her terribly about the
head. Goebel resented rs about stated,
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10, THE POOR INDIAN.
AZ the Point OF starvation, His Ami
cable Disposition IL soured.

CHICAGO, April GA dispatch re-
ceived by General Sheridan from Gen
eral Crook, says the Indians at Red
Cloud are on the verge Of starvation,
owingto neglect in forwarding supplies;
that unless immediate steps are taken
to supply them they will all starve,
and fears are entertained, from their
present temper, that they will make O
raid on the whites. 9t3
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TELEGBAPHIC NOTES.

The City Mills Of Norfolk, Massa-
chusetts, were burned last night. Loss,
$4,000.
Mr.. Lapham, in the House Of Repre-
sentatives, has introduced an amend
ment to the Constitution authorizing
the President to approve or dIsapprove
of separate clauses or provisions Of
bills. isl t#44 il,irl iet
All the London Journals support the
position Of the British Government
In the Winslow extradition case. I'D
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C0rsicana.

This town Is undergoing general
cleaning.
The Sunday schools are to picnic
May LIST.
DIR. Charles s. Morse, of CorsicaHa,
has been appointed Clerk Of the Court
Of Appeals. His office will be IN Gal
weston.
There are eight white and four black
prisoners In jail.
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Comanche, the Cheyenne, or the Stouse
cast the Legislature now In sysaion
do something for them.
CoMANoHE jim.
J. Son the night o. the Goth, the
Vigilance Committee hung q horse
thief Of the name OF Hugh Farot.l
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Hon. n, q, Mills has returned from
Washington, to his home, here.
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We are sorry DR.. Blalr's son was run
over by band-car, aud had his thigh
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-28

Dr. W. J, Love, an old resident is
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al ID the r s5Idepcy, thodgb long
bsllllpas. tho de.potic Church
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-06-07

It is related by Sydney Smith that
on one occasion, on entering q draw
ing room in West End mansion, he
found it lined with mirrors on all
sides. Finding himself reflected in
every direction, he said that he "sup'
posed he was at a meeting of the
clergy, and there seemed TO be very
respectable attendance"
At this season the question which
interests boy is not so much whether
his life will be crowned with glory
and honor as whether his new Sum
mer's vest is going to be made out OF
his fathers old trousers.
The largest feet known to history
must be those Of the Maryland editor,
who writes: ave black our boots with
10000 boxes Of domestic blacking
a year."
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HB WANTED TO BE soornEp.


A man with an ugly light in his
eyes entered saloon on TiIlary street
yesterday. The bartender slid behind
the counter and smiled at prospective
profits, but the stranger waved his
hands and said:
II want none Of your vile decoc-
tions. Mix me something to soothe
my raging thohghtsf"
"Gin and sugar2" said the barten-
der.
"Do you want TO make raging
volcano of me" exclaimed the stran-
ger. IL want something as soothing
to my tumultous thoughts as the
mothers lullaby song to a weary
child"
take a milk punch ?"
II want to be soothed, l tell you ?"
whooped the man.
"Take Tom and Jerry?
"Would Tom and Jerry drive
these wild raving thoughts away ?"
II think it would" replied the bar.
tender, and he mixed one. He made
it unusually good, and the man slipped
il with great satisfaction and exclaim-
ed:
"Ahl that soothes me-that does
me good-that turns my raging
thoughts into dreams Of ecstatic
bliss I"
AS he wiped his mouth on the back
Of his hand the bartender said:
"Change, please"
"Yes, that has changed me-" was
the reply.
81 want fifteen cents, if you please,
for that Tom and jerry"
"Look out, sir ! / am sootheA now,
and don't get me raging againl"
Rage be hanged want pay for
that drink |"
"Look out for the reaction !" warned
the man. 81 am calm and peaceful
now, and 1 hope you won't bring back
those terrible, fiendish thoughts which
burned in my heart as molten lava
slips down the rugged sides Of Mount
VesuviusT''
"You pay foi that drink p
''Now 1 rage again |" yelled the
man. Snow the soothing influence
has passed away. Nothing on earth
can calm me again p
He hit the bartender between the
eyes, tore down the stove, and would
have made sad wreck of things il
the police hadn't stopped him. BE
was then taken to the station and
locked up. After some three hours
he called out:
81 am soothed-I am calm again"
But they didn't let him out.
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YOUNG BENSErTs ENGAGEMENT.

The latest story about Jim Benefits
engagement to Miss May, and the
postponement Of their marriage is as
follows: Mr.. Bennett gave a dinner
party at his house on Fifth avenue,
some weeks ago, at which several Ia
dies, including Miss May, were present.
Mr.. Bennett got very lively toward
evening, and, the dinner being over,
asked all the ladies to step down into
the billiard room, when he would show
them something they had never seen
before. All went down, and having,
in obenience to Mr.. Benefits request,
got up on the billiard.table, were sud
denly started by the entrance of two
game-cocks, which, amid the shrieks
Of the ladies, who did not dare to get
OFF the table, set to fighting in dead
earnest. The ladies screamed. Mr..
Bennett laughed, and the cocks fought
until, torn and bleeding, they were
carried out. and the ladies were free
to descend from their perch. Report
says that Miss May was so disgusted
at the behavior of her intended hus'
band that she was on the point oi
breaking her engagement, but finally
it was agreed that the wedding should
be postponed for six months, to give
him q chance to repent, and if Mr.. b
is not on his good behavior during thai
time, the probability is that he will b'
able to add one more TO the already
large list Of his broken engagements
--SprinqfeId Republican.
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w. g. CoRURN, M. ID,

DHYsICIAN & SURGEON offers his
i services 70 the people Of Forest Co.
Having had s13eexperience of Twelve
Years in conslt practice, DIR. Coburp
guarantees 20 give satisfaction. DIR. Co.
burn makes a speciality of the treatment
of Nasal, Throat, Lung and all other
Chronic or lingering diseases. Having
Investigated all scientific methods of cur
ing disease and selected the good from all
systems, he will guarantee relief or a cure
In all cases where q cure is possible. N o
Charge for Consultation. All fees will be
reasonable. Professional visits made at
all hours. Parties al distance can con-
suit him by letter. -
ONCE and Residence second building
below the Court House, Tionesta, Pa. Of
flee days Wednesdays and Saturdays. 25ti
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Rates of Advertising.

Legal notices at established rates.
Marriage and death notices, gratis.
All bills for yearly advertisements COL
lected quarterly. Temporary ADVERTISE
ments must be paid for in advance.
Job work, Cash on Delivery.
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-Iawrencn Honsa.

U,IONEsTA, PA, WILLIAM LAW
j RENCE, PROPRIETOR. This house
"a centrally located. Everything new and
well furnished Superior accommoda-
tions and strict attention given to guests.
Vegetables and Fruits of all kinds served
IA their season. Sample room for Com
naercial Agents.
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of bis death, and also BY happy CO.
incidence, to indicate the doubt his
friends were in as to what had become
of him. If one hand missed the other
would hit.
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FORREST HOUSE,

O A. WARMER PRoPRIKroR. Opposite
-. Court House, Tionesta, Pa. Just
opened. Everything new and clean and
fresh. The best OF liquors kept constantly
on hand. portion of the public patron
age is respectfully solicited. 4-l7-ly
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xrxxzAR . SMILEY,

,Assernsys as Law. : Franklin. Pa.
I1RACTICE in the several Cosrts of We
4 mango, Crawford, Forest, and adjoin-
ana counties. tsr sa-1y.
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CFNrRAL HOUSE,

DoNNER n AGNEw BLOCK. L..
ID AoNRw, Proprietor. This Is new
mouse, and has just been fitted up for tho
accommodation of tho public. A portion
OF the patronage Of the public Is solicited.
a6-ly
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Tlonesta House,

A NDREw WELLER, Proprietor. This
N house has been newly fitted up and is
NOW open for the accommodation of tho
publl,. Charges reasonable. 34ly
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-04-20

BY order of Stale Central Commit
t,-.
&. 4. Yost, Sec. c. II Gcre, Chm.
Lincoln, March Sth, Is16.
To NOMINATE CANDIDATES FOR STATE
OFFICES.
The Republican electors ofthc State
Of Nebraska are hereby called 10 send
delegates from the several counties TO
meet in State Convention at Lincoln .
on TUESDAY, the ooh day OF Scptem
Der, 1876, for the purpo.e of placing
In nomination a cand ite for member
OF congress, and candidates for Gov
ruo Lieutenant Governor, Secretary
- State, Auditor. Treasurer, Supcrin-
r%enient Of Public Instruction, Attor-
hey General, and Land Commissioner,
aud 10 transact such other business IA
NAV properly come before it.
The several counties are entitled to
TIE sane representation "a ia the
STATE Convention called this day 10
nIeet al Fremont on the 23i day Of
May, 1876.
BY order State Central Committee.
Z. +. Gost. See. {. II. Gere, Chm.
Lincoln, March Sth, 1876.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-04-20

their sorrow and TO give expression o.
their deep rr-r.; az the lr-s the order
has Sustained IN her untiGely death
Cut Down in the bloom . iyouuc maid
cnhooi, when her lie Va, just ia IT.
dawn of Usefulness.
RESOLVED, That though her form
has been hli len from oar sight, vet
Though she be- dead, vt -DeakeGh.
Her uusuiiigd character, hlgh moral
and christian example, her noble au1
generous !evo;i,n t. da;y. her le.ot-
81 attachment 10 tTIeni,. her pijicut
Submission during 4 long aGl ~tlr!-
some Illnc,S. al unite 10 admOnl-h u
that her, Wa a life, short. but .uiI Of
beautiful AID sa!u,ary lessons, aud re
mind u VI the los We have sustained
IN her early demise. Her peculiarly
happy disposition, made her a welcome
guest, that always brought sunshine
aud pleasure 4 faithful ani obeI.eLt
daughter, an aticc,iODatc sister, 4 con
sIIerate companion, a valuable Mat
ron IL the order II Patrons, highly
esteemed a. a teacher, whose Influence
over her pupil, Us s,ch a Only
..,,Tl h., .x,a.,. .,.u, ,,. ~ l.r
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-04-20

OAK CREEK, Webster Co, Neb
Anril Ioih lS-n

OAK CREEK, Webster Co, Neb
April l2ih. 1876.
Ed CHEF News la. been rather
scarce for the past few weeks. as there
was bat little going on to break the
monotony of thl, preclnct-uutil 4. n
Pope aid others circulated a petition
to divide our school district, which
seemed TO raise the ire of some ia the
part Of the district where the school
house was. The district Was six miles
square with the school house wi hin
one mile of the north side. But in
spite Of their bowling, our worthy c..
Superintendent. has divided the dis
trict, and opened up ! way wherewith
about twenty of the rising generation
can get a free education. The voters
of the di>trict met the first inst, AMI
organized, and will soon have a sod
school house up, ready for the summe
school.
There has been but very little WHEAT
sown as yet. Farmers are getting
anxious to get through, As nearly ali
intend TO break prairie after they get
their corn planted. Henry Haiues
met with a serious accident a short
time ago, while going to a neighbour
h~nse. out of sight of any one, fell and
broke lis leg. Had it not been for
MS dog, nc ~ould undoubtedly have
persisted.
!" railroad fever has nearly died
out. Farmers will soon see The neees-
slty OF some way to ship their produce,
'"etr<here will be less talk aud mo,e
WIN" j. Il. II.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-04-20
WEBSTER COUNTY
Cali Fer s.a.Ec..
TEG..cE.

To ELECr DELrGaTFs To- THE RsPURLIcAS
toNyE.TIoS.
The Repu'lican electors Of the State Of
Nebraska are hereby cai!citO send deIegat c
FIN the several cpu atics 70 Ince, in State
Convention at Fremont on Tuesitv. the 2S1
4 y of May 1870. at 3 o'clo X .. IA. for the
Purpose of ~e!ecting six delegates TO the Re
publican Matt MI Convention TO be held al
Cincinnati on the lith day of June next. to
rrIuinate candidates for President and Vice
President of III United States. and t. trans
at such vth,r business az may properly come
irfo-e il.
The several counties are entitled TO rerre-
scntatIrn in The State Convention IS follows.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-04-20

m r =.
/ Stat. C,,,g. convened u, Lincoln ON
Tu.-1.y the ib inst, ali bcin. pres
e"t except the worthy Master. The
Sr.yv Gp,xov nv \r-v,
Lincoln Nebraska. Apri; 4.h I.-s
TO IHE PATRONS OF UusBANDgY IN
NhhhA>hA
-. - -, ~
by H.. puI.4, ~.
several newsra.u n ,hc STAT.
ayain-tt the character AMI standing d
"Ir ""i'hy ota'e Mister brother
"
.u.,.in ,L,,o
e. mairi.us. AID i,,epd.d soI.,v q
trIng disgrace upon our order and de-
9'r"y IT. u-eiu ness. A. The SANDER
a. ' ' 'p," wi
.i,,..;, cL,r.o l,ro.ar..1
their entire inability TO furnish such
rIool, VIC do bot hesitate to expre>.
our entire di'bei.eI Ia 'Le!r assertions
''i ''", '"o'e"
m.I..,;.raI
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-04-20

We have for sale at TINS office. an
order for one No. Q, Silver plated
Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine. with
hard tpianol varni-h, polished cabinet
work, valued al $50, which we viii
>ell for S45, and the purchaser raythc
f~ieiei.t on machine from the place Of
shipment, Or for $50 and we pay
freight. 29td
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-04-20
FOK SALE

One span of mules, harness and
wagon, all in good trim. Mules well
broke, six years old, work single or
double, good travellers. weight BOO
pounds. Also two good brood >owes,
mich cows p!ows, drags, &c. A good
farm for rent. Terms and price, rea-
sonable Enquire at this Off .e or OF
SIT A. BEAL. Guide Rock, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-04-20
NOTICE..

Notice is hereby gwen .has tie
partnership exf>.iuy between the an
4er,igntd aud SAM Carrier has this
day been dissolved. All persons III
deb'el 10 the firm will settle their az
counts with Sam'l Gdr5cr, who will
still continue in the mercantile bust
ueSs at the OLD stand in Red Cloud.
Nebraska.
April 18th, 1876.
SLAS CARRIER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-04-20
SCHOOL LAND SALE.

Notice is hereby given that On the
1T day Of June, y. l.. 1876 at the
hour of 10 o'clock, A.. NJ, at The
Court House in Rel Cloud. | will off r
for sale at pubic auction to the high
e.: bidder IN tracts not greater than
~ acres upon the terms fixed by law
all the school lant> in Webster county
not sod nor leased.
SAID sale will be adjourned from day
to day ill all of said iands have been
offered.
Red Cloud, April 10Th, 1876.
81 Nv j. \. TuLLEYS,
County Clerk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-04-20

THE Hastings Journal contaiaea
,vo items last week, criticising some
t'iirss ttiac appeared in the CHEZ.
n ~, Brother Wigton, Haunt you
something else to write about than the
articles that appear in the CHIEF. If
You would really enjoy a little pen and
ink combat, why We are wiling TO ,ake
~ oar in the c Eut we don't want
'"s 'a ~I'h you, unlas IS you'll pro-
out when we get our
''a' on mat S the ~.y the .,xrnal
has done hitherto. If We
taken your predecessor, Dague.
gan the war on the CHIEF and G,ze,,e
Alter a few blows were excbancaa
however, the gallant Senator wished
to retire from the field. and finally laid
dosnt the gall. New his eramn,s
ought to be sufficient. You are a good
meaning man. a peaceable citizen, and
your wife loves you. What more can
o ak? We would enjoy a news
paper fight as well as any one. 1t is
hAai'hy and iuvigorating. But We
don t want TO quarrel with you. We
never quarrel with a good man. We
admire. respect, AMI revere you. You
are moral, temperate, and or aurht
We know, religious. W. love and es
teen men Of that class. 1t is 70 be
drplored that there are so few, cf s,nb
men in Nebraska. Such as there are
are entitled to our reverence: Now
Bro. Wigton, lee US whisper in you,
ear. let the CHIEF aLns. Let it Dur
sue its OWE course. Let it carry ITS
own foilies aud bear its weaknesses. 1t
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-04-20
Trees Trees.

IrC1S I1'cGS.
II there ever was an honest tree
man. his nam is "Ninick' and we
are glad to leara that he has gone
Fast for a supply OF trees which he
intends to deliver at this place. He
states that he is going to have on
hand, and in season for planting. a
urge and we'll selected stock Of fruit.
strawberries and forest trees. Those
wishing trees for ti- Der claims can get
all they may need Of him.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-04-20
FOE -EXcEAEiEcl Sale.

Is head of mules and work horses
to exchange for cattle or hogs, or for
sale for cash Call on.or address
W. y. RICHARDSON,
Rcd CIoud. Neh. 3j-tt