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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-06-29

IMPROVE THE ROADS. What the county
commissioners are doing, or propose to do,
about the improvement of the roads, the
@I,ATEsMAN Is not advised. Fall will soon
be upon us, and unless the roads are greatly
improved trade and business will be seri-
Ously damaged. If the county officials are
not able to do anything, or do not intend
to do anything, it might be well for them
to at least say so, in order that the people
may know what to depend upon. The
Georgetown road, which is travelled more
than any other, should at least receive i'm
mediate attention, otherwise much trad e
that naturally belongs to this city will stop
beyond the county line at one or the other
of the International stations In Williamson
county Some work was done last year on
the Lunatic Asylum lane, and at other
sibly little more work would put the road
in very passable order all the way to Rogers
Spring, where a station, TO be called Du-
val, is to be established. 4 small bridge
here and there over gulies and drains, and
some grading in the flat aud low places,
would lessen the burdens of heavily loaded
teams very much. A committee should at
least be sent out to report upon the condi
ton of The road, and the expense that
would be necessary TO tx it. Business men
should see that the matter is no longer neg
lected
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-06-29

II you want 20 buy house and lot building lots
you lind them by calling on
. vi l- N. B. SWEENEY.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-06-29

mIHM FGaRss 4 Speedy and radical eEe.
UHUIHEkJor Rupture or hernia, IN
MHE ycHng or old, guaranteed by
E1U - u u l. the Stzsos method Of treat
n1rrt. 4 solid cure no fee. Gallon or sD,EtT to
DR.. JudSon, Jos Chestnut street, St. LoSiS, Mo.
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TXiSEN, UP AND ESTRAYED
BY Arnisteal Leigh, and estrayed before Albert
Brown, igs-ie the peace, Precinct No. !, Travis
county. she fOosS ing described animal. viz: BAY
PONY, blazed fare has but eve IL hsnd- high -
rs ye old thres white feet branded with half
aIsert.s FRaNK BROWN, Clerk,
b II. S, DUSS. Deputy Cierk Eazs ait w3ts
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THOR SALE.

If you want your property rented, call on
SWEENEY
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S. to $40 = : -: 3 ;s.E::: =: {
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-06-29

543 acres Of land IN Bsstrop county. and hall
mics from the Central Railroad, with all the improve
menIs,z near between AcDade and Elgin- A good
chance for bargain. Terms. easy. Call on NJ Is
SWEENEY, rs Congress Avenue.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-06-29

1904 acres. with all the improvements twN miles
froIn Egln, the Central Railroad Bsstrop coun-
". Cali and get bargain. ~
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-06-29

Pitchers CastOria is a complete substitute for
Castor OIL. and il pleasant To take Honey II j.
particularly adapted Teething irritable chill
dren. Ii destroys worms assrlilates the food regu-
lates the Stomach. and cures Wind Cole Few RENE
dies efcacious for Feverishness Group. Worms
and Whooping Cough. Castora is scientific and
purely etable preparatio effective than Cas-
tor Oil AID either gags nor gripes Prepared ,
Me srs. j. b. Rose Il co. 46 Dey Street, New York
from the recipe of Samuel Pitcher, NJ d. OF Barnsta-
BILE. Mass. je22dtaw&w1yr
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SD aay :. hone; assass w.s1s. ess 49, 20
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If you ant to rent good house, call on
NJ B. SWEENEY.
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RREEBORN GARRErTsOS SIXTH,
TIE supt for and Successor 70 william r. Baabzry
Ia Esst Fourtssnth street., n. n.
MAsURAcToRY:
Corner Raymond and wlii0uRhby St.. .Bsoo1fyn.
.O LAND AGENTS

# osr-
Headlight No .. fef so acrea issued 70 Henfg
Barney, Nay s. 1856. b he Hoafd q Lad co4alTc
1fonef9 u Ltlnaf ooanrEt bUnalI1n Mnf4Ar1 10
l8so for 60, issned - Wn. IindsII ietln4Fy -.
181o b the C0mmis,iofer 81 fte Land 0|Nec. II 1.l
csle. 1ildtNk8 fAhklA Aelni.
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MURDERED SATURDAY NIGHr. Hardly
Saturday night rolls around but there is
serious and bloody altercation down in
" Mexico" and people have come to look
for murder down in that vicinity every
Saturday night. The very worst and most
reckless people congregate in that part of
the city, and especially on Saturday night,
when disgraceful and noisy dance establish
ments are thrown open 10 add to the other
attractions pleasing to lovers of vice and
boisterous excitement On Saturday night
a man named j. J. Barton, said to be an
engineer, from New Orleans, and who had
been III this city several weeks, stepped
into a saloon opposite Charley Cooney's
and asked for a gun, but it being denied
him he stepped out and leaned against
post, and was engaged talking TO some one.
In a minute more report was heard and
flash seen half block distant, and Barton
dropped dead where he was standing, a
ball having passed through his head. Bar
ton had quarreed with a man named
Charles Wilson, who, it is said, had threat
ened his life, and Wilson has been arrested
to answer for the crime of Buttons murder.
Several witnesses have been summoned,
but what will be made out of the case on
its final trial carnot now be surmIsed. The
killing was done about 2 o'clock at night.
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containing % a"res with improvements, to
church and school house; wooO and water the
place. apply to NJ. B. SWEENEY.
ialSt :
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-06-29

EOR SALE.
I now offer for sale the best market garden and
fruit farm In The State OF Texas, with all the improve
ments with every convenience attached the place.
except the present growing crops within three miles
Of the city Of Austin north side OF the Colorado river
For further Information and de Grip ion OF the prop
erty, call NJ B. SWEENEY, No. IT'S Congress
Avenue, opposite Avenue Hotel.
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1850 acres OF land with stock and improvements in
Guadalupe county, six mile from Kingsbury rsilroad
rtation, near 10 church and school house; dne for
stock
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- HEEP WANTED Two young msa. having a
Nrxnche ana ave ha@ drea Ne1cAp ewes would takc
eve hannred nore u the same kind TOT sh4rs % ne
law and Lara tlInca 81 b NTl-Ef = PILGRIM. room
No. s. sampson buIlding AHEtln, Texas
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1416 acres, 500 acTe- farming land. with improve
msnts, plenty Of wood and water fine pasture TWEEN
ty-iye miles west from Austin, in Travis county
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NEWS DEPOT

Writing paper. pens. ink, pencils. pcnhOldsrs, tape
measures, pocket rules. tracing whueis, pocket
knives marbles, irkstAnds. slAies base bails tops
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Special Notices.
a CARD.

SretiOns OF youth nervous weSkpsss, early Gecay,
lors of MANHOOD. etc. viii sen1 recipe thst viii
curv you. FREE OF CHARGE. This rcrnsay
was discovered by a mIssioAay IN South America.
Send a stf,addresed eEvcl pc Q he REy. JosHPH I.
IMAM, 5tGti0N d, Bibis House, Assp I0Fk CUy.
alrl4 ItXrfinn
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gloss and freshness Of youth. Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimU.
lated into activity, so that ne.-
growth of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality it gives 10 the
scalp arrests and prevents the forna-
ton of dandruff, which is often so un-
cleanly and offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and inju-
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found 80 desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white canbric, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy
lustre, and grateful perfume.
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Practical Asd As.-lyfs~al chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.
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farm Of so acres north OF Austin about three and
half miles; Az acres for cultivation, 10 in pas
ture aud God. with improvements. near church
and school house, in a good neighsor hood.
Call on NJ. B. SWEENEY.
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BOOKS AND FANCY STATIONERY.

csi andbc convinced that an selIirg eAesgersAant
elzeVhcr app saw
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A farm two and half miles south side Of Colorado
river Travis ounty all incosed, with the improve
ments Bartons creek
App to N. B. SWEENEY.
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- of land IN Travis county three-fourths OF .
mile from MONT Bonnel; SIX acres in cultivation
gOyd house, splendid -pring and abundance Of fine
building rock and timber. bargain can be had by
applying to N. b. SWEENEY.
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Miscellaneous.
-0-0(7-(7-|'-N--
EoR SALE.


FOR SALE.
A farm Of 2s5 acres. with all the improvements.
in Hays county. one mile east Of III Bzneo river
This place is eli ineosed with and cedar fence
\ frame dwelling house with outhOuses and cistern;
plenty OF timer and nne pasture, 300 acres divided
INTO two pas SURF; nice yousg erobard and SPLEEN
did range for sheep Cal on NJ. B. SWEENEY.
- acres of land Travis county three-fourths OF
nile from Mount Bonnel; SIX acres in cultivation;
goJd house, splendid rpring and abundance Of fine
building rock and timber. bargain can be had by
applying to NJ B. SWEENEY.
1416 acres, 500 scre- farming land with improve
ments, plenty Of wood and water fine pasture, TWEEN
ty-nve miles west from Austin, in Travis county
1850 acres OF land with stock and improvements in
Guadalupe county, six mile from Kingsbury railroad
station, near " church and school house; line for
stock
1904 acres with all the improvements twS miles
frOIn Elgln, the Central Ra lrUad Bsstrop
| ". Cali AAd get 8 bargain. --
743 acres Of land In Basfrop county one and half
mics from the Central Railroad with all the improve
menIs, near between AcDade and Elgin- A good
chance for bargain. Terms easy. Call NJ. Is.
SWEENEY, rs Congress Avenue.
II you want farms, improved and unimpr7ved. land
as good as any in the state you had better call on
NJ. B. SWEENEY.
II You want 20 buy house and lot building lots,
you eau lind them by calling on
If you want to rent good house, call on
I N. B. SWEENEY.
If you want your property rented, call on
N. b. SWEENEY.
"Op CAIN
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EoR SALE.

A farm. nine and half miles from Austin, on
Onion creek and on the san Antonio road; $50 acres
incosed and in cultivation, with all the improvements;
abundance of timber and water.
|g - a--.g Apply to NJ B. SWEENEY.
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Ayers
HairVigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy and
efectual for
preserving the
hair. 1T soon
'eStores Gded
or gray hair
to its original
color. fCifh the
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-12-07
WELLS MITES.

En-. CHIEF Nothing has appear
ed in the paper lately from TIN, pre-
cinct. take tie liberty, therefore,
of sending a few notes:
W. have had considerable excite
ment up here the past few days.
Richard Sisith alias Caauuc y Thorne
arrived in Thu, neighbarhoud about
four weeks ago from Iowa. aud pur-
chased the Homestead OF Jas. Gran
staff, agreeing to pay Sl,40 for the
same. He paid $500 down. AL im-
mediately began to 1--we On the cain
The people were we'll pleased with HIM
regarding him asa valuable acquisition
to the settlement. MIR. Smith or
Thorne, as he was known to Us, lett
for a visit to Lincoln las: Tues lay
On his way back he stopped in Hast
inss, where the deputy sheriff aud his
posse were waiting T. arrest him. 1t
seems that Smith was f1.merly a resi-
dent of Marion county, Iowa. While
there he engaged with another in the
robbery of the Trea>urcr's safe in that
county, which WIS the occasion OF his
ren,o, al to this country. Suspicion
had never looked upon him as i,up.i-
Gated Ia the affair, and he felt com
para;ively SECURE. But lis accompllc.
waS arrested in st. Louis aud diyulyei
the whole affair. Smiths whereabouts
being discovered. Marshal Hubbel Of
Hastings, with his pose undertook
his arrest. FROM rumors and reports
they obtained the idea that Smith Wa,
8 desperado. Their extreme cautious
ness and care prevented them iroul
; laying hands Oh huu. So they got a,
a. safe distance and ordered hun IL
stand and deliver. THIS order not be
lng obeyed, an irdisc. inmate FIRE VA,
re>orted 10. but Smith escaped. ard i,
now concealed or removed. The p,n-y
PAID to G.an>taf was recovered, anu
a con, i1erahle thar had been secreted
about the .ar8 WIS discovered. Har-
mony is still in a kirore of excitement
over the matter
Harmony had a petty law suit the
othes day. The parties were Jos.
G7an>.af and Mrs. Ma'tcson, repre-
sented b, }. c. Wilson Of Adams Co,
and Con. Con. memory. an | Mr. Bud.
long of Franklin county Mr. Gran.
-iai obtained Judgement for eight
dollars.
MIR. Brewer IS another oeour more
recent settlers He came here in
August. is an energetic. industrious
and public spirited man. and Well ap-
prsciated by bis neighbor-. Ole of
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-12-07
JUDICIARY
WE,.EIEk COL My
UNCERTAINTY s.;-..

The doubtful states are doubtful
al. ! ouisiana l., hccoMing her C r
tam al the time. South Carolina l.
certain ~ FAR 2 the Board ui Canvas
ri- is concerned. Florida i 80 lose a,
90 make victor, either way a matter
ri les, than - vo'cs.
Lru-ian: democrats have at last
cuLrincei prominent no"thcrn dcInp-
GRAFT like Gen. Palmer, Judge Trum
bull, and Gre 3. Smith of their IN
Humanity. A!,cr hearing the cv.d ne
al cruelty and barbarIry in II pre-
ritct, where four witnesses haa been
shot becau>c of their poiI'ic~, E..zs
PiukstuE told of her husband killed
before her e,e-, her babe throat cut
ia Der arms, her own body outraged
10y TWO yh'tc de.nocrats. Whea She
had fni he'd, Gen. Palmer sprans from
III, char and said that the xretches
ought to h. hang. tina he would spe i
sl",ouO to bIirg them To justice, that
Sheridan ought to come back and no d
with an IRON grip a poop who could
tolerate such iniamy. Louisiana dcm-
ocrat- are badly demoralizcd.
ia flor. In, tnp tVta. u,ajprlties APP
fearing from the face of the returns
are. Rep. 400, Dem. 1,ils, net
* -publican majority, IL; Dale county
j. yet to be heard from. Il is suppos-
ed that this county will not give a ma
jJrity of 20 either way.
In South Carolina the Canvassinc
board As state last week have issued
certificates to the Hayes electors. and
is mcmhers have been committed t.
.jai. 10y the Supreme Court There are
rSo organized legislatures in thai
State. One consisting Of )? rerubli
cans. IL of whom are coloreI, the Other
consists of "a democrats. United
States troops are ih Columbia acting
for 4! preservation of order under the
direction of Coy Chamberlain
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-12-07
OAK CREEK, W .bster Co.. Neb

OAK CREtK, W .bstcr Co.. Neb
Nov. 18th, $50.
Ed. CHIEF:-N inter I'D, again put
IN is appearance, ant the iaruIcrS are
somewhat bchlud with the,r work
In" co. is about bait gathered and Is
yielding better thar was anticipated.
The excitement Of election Is not yet
pissed, for ali are eager t. learn the
result. THIS r-ce;nei wHl he ~
school this winter, OWING u tn, dlyls
Ion of the district.
Ths population o. this precinct ha>
Increased about one third the last year.
aud Yet there Is Que claim lett and )
or I for sale. Several ciaim, will be
proved up TINS winter, which will
largely iucrea>e the taxable property.
WOOD will be rather scarce tins winter,
As Nuck0!Is county will no; all, her
vast forests 10 be DESTROYED. Ie;
those that Lave stock have a good
substitute for wood, Buffalo CHIPS
make a good fire al! a:e to be prcle Il
to green elm. \ few intend T. burn
corn, while others are gong 10 hoe
up and wait tor the warm rays Of a
summer > suu. Yours, &c,
j. F.. II,
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-12-07

In the midst o the vOlumiuou- tele-
grams about Louisiana, S. Carolina.
and Fori:a. there is one short tele
gram that sii,ters like a gem among
rubbish. tits authenticaily reported
shat Col Mackenzie captured a vii
lace Of the Cheyenne Indians near the
Big Horn Mountains. The village
consisted OF i.3 lodges. 500 ponies
were taken. The bodies of twenty
FIVE warriors were discovered. If b
election matter were over, We might
lave the pleasure of in1itins the otit-
rary Of this whole tribe. We are no:
hiood-thirsfy but We hate indians.
We have charity but not for tn devil.
II Hayes and Wheeler are not elected,
our next choice is. this same Mac
Kenz;e.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-12-07

Boil doing seems Dot to be cOa6ned
g. the democrats. The home ,f Wade
Hampton the democratic cana.da'e for
Governor y fSouth Carolina was burn
e. by incendiaries a few days ago. The
Home Missionary feld ought to be
CHANGED To that State.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-12-07

fHE democratic grand sachems who
went to Louisiana TO witness the can.
vass of The vote In that State have is.
sued an address stating that the TIL
den electors received about 5000 ma
.inrity ovcr the Hayes electors.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-12-07
THEW ST y
1875. NEW YORK, 1879

Eighteen hundred AMI seveu-y-six is the
teGrCrUIa! year. - .sa.>O the year t~xhi-h
an Opposition tiou>e -: Represent: tIy,-. the
ne frs since the wrr. will tie IN power It
WASH ngton AMI h.year .~y-tGiri
erection OF II President Of the United state.
Al. . these event are sure 70 re o: intcre-
AMI .lpur'luc e>pacIaliy
sl Of them ant "yerYihIps connected with
them viii pe !uiiS ana freshly : ported and
cErouLied Ia TH- ~UN.
me - position House of Representatives.
taxing ~ the line al Inquiry az end years
agJ ny Ife ~. viii steTDiy anu GiIEeBt Y
investigate the corrupt rs and misiee.is q:
IT III : administration; and will. u I><" De
h"pci. lay the touIIistlU- fer i 1-T and bet
ter period IN 30 IA Srnal history ~ all IN.
Ths I'm viii contain G mpl. e AMI Iccurs ?
accom- :. furnishing H. readers with early
IN ~tTu>tw"rthy iniOrlnatIon UPON these az
: rh!uC topics.
The NgESLY SC>. eight pages with lily.
N bread c~viuC,1~ i mi q - a year. ps-
taga !. pad. ~ hi price barely repays til :
"u-t If the PAPER no discount eau b. made -
=! ir<. agents. p -tInaSter-. o. any.ne
ih- haILy - a large four page newspT
per u tv~-nty-efghI 60 umu.. gives all we
news Tor tw" cents = copy. subs -ription.
p.stds- rrepaIi we = mon o pr Si.o' aye r
!>nnd'y %e'itri"rl EXTRA, Sl.iG per yesr. We
haze n" travelling atsr;s.
Address. Ins sun Jerk c-'--r-
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-12-07

HrRRAH for Nebraska. Thing
are not - UNANIMOUS here afcr all
We ar. not 80 thoroughly Republican
as to h.. left out vi the fight. True
We vote that way, and Vote pretty IN
auimou>iy. But We have some demo
crats in this State. What they lack
ia numbers, they make up in >hrewd-
ness, in strategy, in holiness. Gen.
Cobb. Gen. Strickl. nd, and Gen. Con
nor, the presidential electors have
been enjpinci 10y judge Savage. from
mc, ing IN Lincoln or elsewhere, and
casting y bra-ka's vote for Hayes and
Wheeler. Ju ige Savage Is the only
democratic ia lgc in the state. 1t Is
a little difficult TO perceive what Jurls-
d.ction he has over the matter. The
grounds of tie injunction, We bellev.
l. that the vote, for electors We're can-
. va>sed by the State Board of Canvass,
crs, instc.d of the legislature. Gov.
CARRIER to sati is the Democrats called
a special session of The Legislature tC
met Tuesday aud " tie votes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-12-07
TII.LWATER Neb.
NV oh r

ED CHIEF Some changes gong
OF IN the northwest part Of ni, pre-
cinct !; a Mr.. Shirley bought q cisim
with some improvements. Mr.. :: is
from Illinois. but THINKS he cin,raise
co-n here. On his road out here tn.
fall he came through a part ce karsa>,
but although he could have got cia.ms
with moe l~nlprbvtr e,!t> er for les
mo: ey, lie likes the ,ocks 0, y, bra,ka
the best.
MI. Stiles has a log house Oh Buff
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-12-07

EUROPE is peaceful yet. Russia,
however las been getting her ships
ont OF the way, u it Is supposed. The
Russian navy is too weak TO fight. So
she Car will be Obliged to remove it
ga place Of safety in case Of war.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-12-07
Communicated
SILL. WATER. \rb.. '
December ,. -IG. !

SALTWATER. \rb..
December ,. l-1G.
ED CHIEr:-Hc have been Iook-
Ing :o- item, the past few w,ck-, but
nothing of much importance MS trans
pred. The election .aii"l to raise
much of al excitement, for 4 majority
felt coEti lent that the right would
prevail. Oar farmers are very busy
now huSking corn. We hear some
complaint that the orr i, mach bet
ter than thy expected.
Two Of our prominent farmers and
politicians are 81 taken up with then
own prosperity that their imirrincuce
is most uub, .rabl.. They are I. }.
Ward AMI Charles Teal. the former
has a fl t boy and the latter a gay glri.
There has been no marriages lately in
thi, neighhorhood, bu, from all ap-
pearanccs their will be a wedding
about hnlliayS. That's. Arnold has
been reii,ting hi: house ani buying
considerable furniture of LAKE.
There has been quite a number Of
new corners here lacy. Among them
are " Hiram Burncii "A practical hedge
grower from Illinois. We have rather
fell in with his theory of mak;Ig hedge
fencing a success in this country. Mr..
Andrew D,re came out here from
Plainteld, Illinois, to visit his daagh-
ter Mrs. Vim. Arnold, aud shoot Jack
rabbits but he could not withstand
t the beauty of Nebraska, ~ he pur-
chased q qlarier->ection of railroad
land aud calculates to ui.ac hi, his
home.
The schools OF this precinct are not
IN a. prosperous a condition "a /, De
s,rable. The 2eo,,'c of Liberty Creek
had quite Il scare about small pox. \
family had some KIND of ra>h AMI
Docto: Cara Wa, call d in and e~ravrly
.~.ronuunc-d it tina, horrii disease,
wnlch spread like a prairie fire, but It
proved To be- a mistake, aui they say
tn. man OF pills /, not posted in bis
biz.
A., will cl, . f,r hi ,;,,a N,,
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-12-07

AN ingenious method Of controlling
tie ballots Of negroes was plactieel in
florida. The employers gave the ne
yroes marked tickets and informed
them if those tickets were not discov-
cred in the box they would be dis
charged from their employment.