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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-11
JUDICIAL.
County Court.

Not in session.
Justice MsLure's Court.
A suit for the value OF o watch was
tried, and some other civil business.
JHstIee Peaks COurt.
A generous individual walked up to
the captains Office and plead guilty to
carrying pistol, and forked over S25
and costs.
District COnrt.
The court dismissed the case against
Thomas Speiden and sons and Robert
Duff for conspiracy; also the case
against Speiden and son for burglary
from Longs shop. The case of Speiden
and Duff for burglary of the bank will
be tried on Monday.
In the haJeds corpus case of Eusticb,
the court remanded him to the Gus.
tody Of the sheriff and for lin to de.
liver Eustlck to the Kentucky authori-
ties, which has been done, aud they
left with the prisoner last night on the
Texas and Pacific.
Motion day; Il. J. Waldron VS.. W.
j. Keller and Il. A. Phares; bill in
equity and injunction. The case came
up on motion to dissolve injunction
made by defendant, Keller.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-11
Closing Out.

Our entire stock of liquors and to.
baccos at cost for the next twenty
days, TO close out business.
BLYTHE n CO.-tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-11

On Saturday, the 10th instant, at 2
p. M, will sell at public auction, at
the Crutchiieid House, n lot of trunks,
vallses, and other baggage, left as
security for unpaid board bills.
THOS. JOHNSON,
I-W Proprietor Crutchfield House.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-11

Fine lemons at 80 cents per dozen.
Oranges, lemons and bananas u spe-
cialty, at DeStefanO Bros.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-11

Mr.. JOHN W. swINDELIs Is theduly author
lied ngent and correspondent OF THE DALI
LAS HERALD. All contracts made with
him viii bo ratified ard all courtesies ex.
tended duly reoiprocateh.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-11

for sale in quantities to suit purchaser
AZ s. Il. SPENCER'S,
Produce Dealer, 400 ELM street. Dallas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-11
EDICT III.
TO Cur LOyal Subjects, Greeting.

:, KNOW YE, That we, King of the Carnival,
sovereign Ruler of the Realms of Mlrth'
FOLLY and Pleasure, do issue this, our Edict,
Annual Visit to our beloved
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-25
UBLIsHED DAILY AND TRIWEEKLy Ei
EDGAR SNOWDEN-
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 70, 1877.

I6;eliigencs from most 81 the scenes Gi the
strikers riots to. day is TO the effect that the
rioters, having become tired Of their work, ADD
lreadioc the effect it will have 10 making labor
ssarcer aud provisions higher, have allowed law
and order to quietly supercede confusion and
anarchy Many lives have been lost milllons
of dollars worth Of property have been destroy
ed, thousands Of men have been deprived Of
employment, cities aud towns given up TO mob
law, and the business of the whole country
crippled. aud all because railroad company,
whether rishHuIly or not is out Of the question,
chose TO reduce the wages OF its employees
Truly small cause for 50 great an effect, and
usssing strange that the effects should have
been produced when it was known that under
the present form Of government 10 this country
there was no power by which the cause could
have bceu removed. No city or State, 90 court
ue Congress, no President with the army and uaVy
at bis command, bad the authority to make the
B. & o. r. Il. Co. alter its rate Of wages-;hat
could only be done by the c,mpauy itself. The
object to be gained was essentially 4 favor, but
surely the willul aud malicious Injury Of the
compapys business and destruction OF its prop.
cry we're not conducive to the granting Of that
favor. The rates have not been changed. The
railroad trains will ruu as before. The tax.
payers will pay for every cents worth Of prop
eriy destroyed. The cripples made by The riots
will beg, and the widows aud orphans mourn.
Nothing has been gained, but it was lively
while it lasted" All strikes show lack of
wisdom, for they Invariably rebound, sooner or
later, to the ipjury Ct those who take part 10
them, but the one, the accounts Of which have
filled the papers for the last three or fouI days,
TO the almost cutira exclusion OF everything
else, was hcinousy criminal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-25

One effect of the strikers riots should be 10
break up the trade unions which are not,
as some suppose. associations for the protection
OF the liberty of the workmeD, but tyraauical
organizations, not only for preventing honest
workmcn from earoing the wages people choose
TO give and they choose to receive. but for
preventing lrieDdless orphans and the children
of poor people from learning trades, by which
TO make respectable living. 1t is stated that
iu u restaurant 10 one Of the Northern cities
the receipts from tobacco, beer. aud liquor sold
to the members OF q trades union employed
in an establishment in which ouly six boys are
allowed TO work would support twelve families.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-25
The Indians,

10 the more recent fighting between the U.
s. cavalry and the Indians, the latter, havo in-
varably come off the Victors.
ludiau scouts aud messengers say Joseph
tronns anS sa$s ba c Whn tso cnt;ra f;sht;ns
forces of Gen. Howard. aud intends leaving bis
women in place of safety and returning to do
it. He has constantly had his friends among
the Indians On the reserve, particularly at kla-
matb, and has used every inducement to get
friendly Indians to join them. His unparsl-
leIed success has excited the admiration of the
young braves, and few from among the treaty
Indians have joined them.
Inspector Watkins thinks that Joseph is a
superior war Chief and that he will be able to
mite five hundred warriors under his leader.
ship if not checked before he reaches the Bit
tegroQt mountains.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-25

The action of the striking rioters, 50 far
irom iuiuring the railroad companies, will re.
suit to their material advantage, for they will
be paid Lgh price for every article destroyed,
will receive heavy damages for loss CT business,
aud arc relieved Of any computations Of coz
science, so far as relates TO their employees,
they might have had about curtailing their ex
penscs. Wooden sheds will replace the mag.
niicent dcpots that have been destroyed, the
rolling stock that was burned will DO: be re.
placed, as it vas superduous, the number of
hand employed will be greatly reduced, and
the moaey received aud saved from these
sources be appropriated to the payment of
large dividends, and thus all the robberics, in-
rendiarisms and murders that were committed,
and all the suffering that has been endured for
the benefit Of the poor aborers' will only result
in Increasing the Golfers of the ''blosted bond
holders" Don't the strikers gain 4 famous
victory % The leaders of i. should become APP.
prcn,oes 10 the shops. where wisdom is taught.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-25

Governor Hartrantt, of Pennsylvania, offered
Gen. Grant one hundred thousand Penosylva.
MIA militia to enforce the decision of the iraudu-
lent Louisiana returning board. Judging from
the newspaper accounts of the behavior of the
same Pennsylvania militia during the late strik
ers riots, they would not have afforded very seri
Gus opposition to Tie inauguration oil the right.
FULLY elected President, had such an attempt
been made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-25

a personal difficulty occurred 10 Richmond
yesterday evening between Mr.. Cbamberlayne,
of the State, ard MIR. Frasier. Of the Whig, in
which, however, neither party Was seriously
Injured. |. resulted irom criticism 10 the
State upon az item in the Wing reporting a
contemplated strike amoag the railroad hands
Ia Richmond
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-25

General Mahone chances ior the conserva-
tive nomination for Governor Of the State are
improving. Intelligence received since yestcr
day is to the effect that he has the eotre dele.
cation from Brunswick county the whole OF
yer county, and two delegates from the county
OF King William.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-25
CONNlrSICATED.

NUISANCE. - Have re public Office whose
bcsacss X Is 10 attond to the removal Of n1lsau-
ces? tSo. rlcaSc call his attention tc the foul aud
sticking cutters On Prince street, west. They
arc bad enough f. breed pcstlcuce, and have
been ijr some lme There seems 10 be great
7cnissncSs in such matters. / have more than
once heard the remark that ours is an exceed
" dirty togn. NoSEf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-25

LET JUSTICE BE DoSE.--In the p2II's,2 r. iI' . .
OF yesterdays Gazette i. appear. that III. - I'm,
had two cases of "ii.ordcrIy c}ndu:I - o." '..,r
dicatc. One Tor dsorlcriy condu': III the u"
Lethousc was "discharstL S!th ar, rt!La:iI ;,
prodigious punishment 70 the Fertf!!i"'a n;,t. =,
The other was tiocd and discharge, ". nn.I
reprmsod, vide the report. " hir! '.I'' 49,:
ted the worse offence? | unhr'it:'I'Ii1S!
the market house cu!prt, anl $! vi" WIZ S"I -.
take it, the good public. |. tbs ",'IioS, H.,
"scales Ct ju5tc, equally r1i;ea -, ,;,jl
public places where good order s- ~. ,.I.r. 1!f
y maintained tie market square, ,',-,rqte
wives, children and s@eetbcsrt7 x.
is the place
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-25

The Warteoton ludex say, :-',t'ln.. -
Jones has received from Secretary T'"' +,
an appointment a. suptTlo'cnl"". , % V.g
the navy yard at Norfolk, Va, and 'rH'.
day to cntcr upon his duties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-25

PROMOTED AGAIS.-''ti,ilrnaai N''-.'
ger" Paris publication, Of july Io,A' So
"Dr. Edward Warreo. tb.y) 4 rT'a'',.. ~.
American physician Of Paris, hos. - ', -.
created Knight Of the Oder .! Is'or': II"
Catholic as a recognition Of the pr,tG--''ht'
skill displayed by him il tie >uccc,-il '.'.
mcut Of sopc Spanish psr-'oac@- ct "'""
siti0n' -, =
DR.. Warren is ,oo Of iin late ~, W
Warren, of this city, aud i, vel Sno"" "''.
JlruL1ur,, Mars
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-25

ATAuE FAT ~ rgI-"E.--A coaE!c. u 10.
Peni.entiary has rat which h" IA: - 1e!
domes!icsted until i will come - mn! ""' 3D..
whistles, ard follows It's master aoo": ''H" +" 49,.
The little animal sleeps by tho prisoner: H =
niwnt. and will never be Hway ..o.., tn" ,'a2.
th.u he can help. When tn msa zoe. =
WORK in the n. Irning, i. matters ~. """. =
zion of tho prison To-. 1t may be. t': i4!:h.'. '..
tie pet will certainly !Dllow A. roman ".'
him The auimal knows ~! q IL" nr.'o'
and docs not exhibit the sliyt.cs. :2a7 ". ~ ~
tf III em approach il, but will AZ "%H' H.
its corner in its masters c"'l r. -; s,R'- -.
one wh1 IS clothed differently from ~ r''H'.
of the pris0n.-Rirh Wing.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03
Strayed Or Stolen.

From Sec. III. Town 2. range II, in
Webster county, last Thursdsy, April
zs:h. ~; ooe span Of horses, one by
the othe, ~,rrel, about eight or tss
years old. 10th nth white star 10 ioss-
head, the bay horse haG . sore shosl.
der. SOrrel horse Is blind 10 obe eye.
Anyone Knowing the whereabouts Of
said property, will confer . favor aud
DO rewarded for their trouble ~ ID.
dressing, r. REDlEss,
Batiu =. O., Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03

Spring, lovely spring has come, add
with it comes the inevitable shower ot
poetry. Newspaper publishers ore On
bored more o. less. We suppose, in
this way. We look upon it q . nat
oral consequence, - something 70 be
expected, 10 the fresh and lovvly
spring time. For the edi6cation Of
our readers We give one verse q q
sample:
will you think Of ne II the spring tine
when In asad and sons from s,eht.
I~Iershasos will lie there drsamiss
O~fhsavssiy blias beyond the night"
Does the reader ak for more?
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03

We have undentood that certain
parties have been heapinx curses upon
our devoted head. because the CAM
demanded the repeal Of the law allow.
ing cattle to run q large during three
mouths Of each yesr. We did work
for the rereal Of that law. sod would
do 80 again, vSs it see.ssssy, but il ia
not. the hw vss repealed last
winter. Whether or not the Chief ~
instrumental in bringing about this do.
sirsbIe end, ve will not undertake to
sv. The Chief viii always advocate
that which It believes to b right, and
that which in il opinion viii Be- The
best for the eitiseos Of Webster eouo.
~. And that, too, without fear Or
favor. aud If eertsis parties 10 Dot Ike
the course pursued, ~ csosos belp Il.
The Consciousness Of having doos our
duty will be . yu16cieut reward.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03

The third seMi-annual meeting Of
the Cong'l Church of Webster county,
will be held 1t Whsstland, District
No. 20. May 18th aud 18th, beginning
Saturday at 2 o'clock p. %. Subjects
tor consideration, lss, Our duty to the
A. H.. N. Society /; ID. the best meth
cd Of advancing Coosresatiooalism 10
the county. Business, to consider the
pr0priety Of district churches.
10 make arrangements for the support
Of the gospel for the ensuing year.
A. MAXWELL, Pastor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03

The Chicago Store stall leads 10 style
quality. bottom prices. square dealing,
and By doing just what Il sdveri.es.
They have the largest stock Of Cloth.
ing, DRY Goods, Boots sod Shoes, in
Hastings. add sre selling cheap, cheap
or, cheapest.
IS d. WeiobesR, Prom.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03

This week We take . new "depar.
ture," and print the other side of the
paper 1t home. We think We osn now
keep the date and number of the pa-
per right. and give our patrons more
general satisfaction.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03
1s(seo o T0@

Notes 10 hssSy givss. Thss I yin a.
s0iss "a psnsss vho NY deGss =
o6ss tAeoHslves - esodidssss To- -
eAess ossAe prioasy o. so0ooo seAoob
Of wsbssssssssey, q BED Cesd a he
fnt Saturday u tAs Dosths q ReS.
rSasy. Nay. Ausase. ssd Novsobss.
A. D. 1877. Exa0ioasioos vil 40
- I'D d DiMsia No = Sthsv,e~
P~rseisee, ssd il HsrDosy pse9sa,
befose 0D0ss ssAooh eoo0s~.
4 A. Pops. Co. 6sDt.
NeGvD6a Jaa. Sth 1877.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03

There is = class Of young mon in q.
most every village 10 the county, Who
toll not. neither do they saw wood.
and yet they drink more beer, play
more billiards and wear better clothes
than those Who work. How do they
do it?
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03
mlsN AID xWIH.

Notice Is hereby given. ,hst I viii
be 1t the stable sdjoiainS The Red
Cloud Brewery siih my Stallion add
Jack on the md sod 9Th Moodsys Of
April, May, Juss and July, 1877.
l. SMlrH.
AT Guide Rock, Neh.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03
100

Of lasd % State Creek. Web-ses Co.,
" acres under cultivation, timber ed
russing water. bose. sshlse. etc.
fine 10 Of this hsd i 6se4sa. -
c~:raey,;. smptios. VII ssais.
oN:I' - 80 021a6 -
Quish The ~ thss y 0oy Ut5U~
give . deed for The othse - eco >
cash or trade.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03

Joe Warner has taken . partner.
Doc Dalton and rome one else IRE sox.
ious to do the same thing. One has
fine conversational powers, the other
money. Which will win?
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03

Taken up By The ssdepispsd. kviaG
one mile ease Of Red Cosd. Websess
county, Nebrsska Que steer calf 8
uoeths oil. color bsovs ssd white.
The owner i requested 70 ell. peovs
property. pay charges and take The
animal away. T. ]. BEAL
he'd Cloud, April 23d. ~.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03

Rain and snow last week made the
roads bad. and pedestrianism anything
but pleasant. But thanks to the dry.
rns sun and wind Of this climate,-the
roads are sbout Is good a eyer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03
EPrOnofYO0A

0ENTLEMAy vhs su1sssA ~ yoss
Afse Hsey!ess Debility. fss2:e.rs De-
tiso v0l. - d. 0ks e 160ia6 hsnaaisy,
sNo1 l50o - a1 - $50 h, t1e fssi0e ~
abusdso - 0akine he s0V1o WOoaS -
0AisA - - ord. 6s1sSn vaAia0 .
81 = s's -
JoHN q Cdr s.. =. I.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03

he aAy0t1ae hstnG 49, Dss1assoeiy
s1rsA - tAaS1 rnA 1Dsass. Csos10Otioo. 81
sstoose r.osA.; , a.1isss - a.ks kss.S
I'll vhs asiss h, ~ viii - ZEN sftAs
Hrese5ioeios 90. tftss Of eAAsgel, Ghh sho
6iroesioas fs Isy0esins asd sssa0 Tie 0oa.
vhisA tAaU VII 1sd . 0Fs esssEs Csonae-
ASv. z. 4. WILSON,
- DtP4e6 g. Wnftunss.svA.U y. Y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03

When anything occurs il your
neighborhood that you think would
Be Of interest to the readers Of the
Chiaf, send it right along. Don't be
backward. Never mind grammar or
orthogaphy, if We don't get it in the
paper right, that is our lookout. Send
it along, send il along.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03
d. WeiobesR, Prom.

j. D. Pot informs "a that he hes
tho largest barn vest Of Joe. War
oer's and Is prepared 70 acoommo-
date the freishsers, and I'll o,hen
who may call Livery riss furnished
% sbort notice 3a..f
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03
DO YOUR " GRAINING !,

A new and simple netbod Of srais-
ING. Eocaoss S0oGs add I will ssed BY
return mail pnstsd directions for
Rrsiniog: III shaded No humbss
Address. Rufus Miksch.
34-6m Red Cloud Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03

Twenty-Five Or thirty emmigrant
teams passed through town last Tues.
day. They were seeking homes 10 the
Republican valley. Let them come,
for yet there il room.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03
WAR IS eminent.

JOIN g. Potter wishes to say that
b has Just received . iull line Of L.
Iaies, Misses. foot gear, consisting oil
the Elsst sylsa. War 90 high prices
be- besus. Ladies please call and e1.
sniss asd yos will Be ssi.-seI o . l
0sss bssissA
81 John g. Potter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03
I0ACRES

Timber claim. being the sorth- east
!, Sec Is, T J. h. .. Webster oouosy
Neb., Saltwater preciocs- Mostly good
farm lssd IS sores under cultivation.
VIII relinquish fos 3+oU, half oasA.
belssoe in oos add too years.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03
100 ACRES

Of decided hsd. Two aiIss from Red
C1osd. Timber add rusaing water.
10 scses brotes. mostly good sr.s
lad. Prise, >I5O. half dovs. bslasce
10 . year.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03

We understand that . family trav.
eled through this part Of the ooun,r,
Iast week, bouud for Kansas. one o,
the members Of which VA down With
the smallpox. People should b re-
strained By law from travelling through
the country when they are afflicted
With such cootagious diseases.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03
Pictures, Pictures!

"Secure the shadow Gro the sub
stance fades" p. + Waters vill be
10 Red Cl0od about next Moody.
May 7th. All tho~e Who wish good
pictures Of themselves, o. their child
ren should avail themselves Of this
opportunity. Mr. Waters vii. only
stop in town Eve days.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03

The above described hs1s ~ e
fered for sale 1t reasonable 6eusss,
and ass desirsble locatiosa An IT.
tsrs Of eo4uiry promptly Answered.
n. L. THONAA
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03

From the number Of teams chat pass
through daily, loaded With hogs, one
would be led to believe that there
would room be no hogs left in the
country.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03

Notices 10 this column Will Be chare.
ed ten cents . line for each insertion.
Notices in the other columns will be
charged the same % heretofore.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03

Mr.. Oliver, Of Hastings, bought Of
8. CARRIER Of this place, 100 head Of
hogs last Monday. Tor shipment
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03

There 10 not . line of aavertsing il
the CRIEP that does Dot pay. We
csnsot a&asd to leave advertisements
IN the paper for the purpose of SLING
up. When the time for which N .d-
sertisement is ordered inserted expires.
it IS promptly taken out 70 make nom
for q new one. By this means the
value ofa paper ~ IN adsertisise me
dun is uautaincd.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03

Wine 20 cone to town stop q
The Ii Clcde House. Where yoa vill
6sd good hss. clean b"ds. good &C.
commodstioos, aud . good stable With
plenty Of hay and grain for teams.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03

For eastern ssylss and bw psisss il
Millinery. Wells, Hoe, hssdksschis6
Combs, Ties, Corssts, Gloves, Collsn.
Csfs, Jsvslry. and 10 TACT everything
70 make yos Ioos charming. 60 to Mrs
Luts. b
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03

The recent cold and niny spell has
been the means Of de stroying millions
Of young 4, w. So the farmers To-
form n.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03

Mn Mcbride ho established Der.
ek 10 The Milhsesy ba&1es. ssd vili
6, you out vith ssythine 10 her 6es
1t loo 6xurea Give Ter . al Res
deeoe opposite W. n. Richardros'a
x-ef
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03

Who is going 70 keep herds the
present se,son2 Isn't it about time
You were letting it be known.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03

TIE odd mao" is engaged in the
-Arpenter business this week. and the
task Of furnishing COPY u entrusted 70
other hands.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03

Commercial meo, ADD the travelins
public generally. may eli End good ~
eommodssions ss the Boys Home"
Geo. Zeiss, proprietor. Board by the
day or week st reasonable figures. 81
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03

for sale By Movsry 4 Farrell, H,s
tings, Neh. 3,
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03

What has happened to ous ''roosal
quill drivss,." No csumusicssioos
this seek. All busy attending 70 Jour
farms are zoo?
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03

Lat Saturday sight The sews VA
literally jammed toll Of teamA wagons
aud tsansserA Every avail.bs phee
where . team or man could be slowed
away Vas in use. The uuususl rub
occaaooed By the meeting 1t tins
point Of tvO out6tA the oae % their
way 70 the nilroad With Logs. and the
other outfit returning. loaded with
lumber and goods.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03
% ACKB

of lasd % Mn CssrA O The HsssiaGs
ed Red Good hteig6s sosd. 5 scsss
ssdes csl6vseios. good frame AOss
l6xa6 9TH haR0ees l&XH, eood vsIi.
saable nou Go ~ teens; bsiidiag ~
x2s fos the scoosnodsiios of freight
era Con crib. ssd corsh THIS
property hs- beG bess koovs -
Hu0oel's 1ncha. There 10 o0s u0-
bss % The plss. Will rrkoqurA fos
o7On o. viii give deed fos tsO HSh
DON. baAoos 20 ooe year. o. vii
trade los team ssd saock.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03

Dur sdvertiseuests have crowded
our reading matter foe Tie hse week
OF tvo. aud - psbliah % prospectus
either, nor otkes mssssr for the axe
OF Filing sp. The CBIEs has sov a.
tanned sach . large c1sal.e;oa that il
pays those vho are eseaeed 10 bssi-
nees in this or Adams county 70 sdyer.
tie u its colunnA We eoae,tuhss
e0rsek. aid our ouuerous fiisnds o.
the fsct that tie Chief ia welcome
visitor 10 the 6rssids Of nearfy every
intelligent family IN Webssse so.oty.
We return to our many friissds
throughout the county our ioress
thanks for the Interest they hsvs MAJ
ifessed in our welfare. b. helpias %
secure to the Chief its present hrse
ist Of appreciative readers
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03

The grassAopper scare i apparently
sbous oyes. There has been 70 dam
age done to speak Of, By the little
pests in this vicinity. nd tho prob.-
bdities are that there vill MT Be thi.
season. Let the Republican valley Be-
free IRON the rsvaxss Of Grashoppers,
and there u no fsirer Of more prospes-
Gus . section Of country o. Gods
Grees earth
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03

50 pieces best Giaghsus 1t lOsts I'd.
30" bIesched nuslis 1t Gets.
l5cts . yard TO- real Kentucty Jeaoa
lOcts good blue or brown
Denim.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03
SAVE GOOD WAGES

b givisg % . ea! vheosves 10 SOD
anythias 10 our los Of
DRY GOODS
CLOTHING, HATS asd CAPS.
Boots and Shoes, Geets Psruishiss
Goods, b.
An The shove eoods ~ vsrr.ss 70
Be q least 50 per cest. cheaper al
better than en- Be boaehs for elss>
where ia the eo2stry, ssd Tie ssods
We aEsin - uuss please 700.
This Is No NsRbua:
Bot . fbes, % cone aless bssoss L ,
TOO late.
y pairs 0en's socks fos 4OtA
II " Ladies Hsss Rs 1scss.
wOLRACH BROS
Let door south Of Tie Baak, Hat
inkA Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-03
lOACRS

Of dss3sd hsd. u sihs fto0 Red
Cosd. Is scess ssdes eslnvssioe. -
nlA ste. Good 0sl = fsss 6ssp.
Tes0A, el.e0l. tsD nsA dovA b.
ssce 10 . ysas. 4 kasg1iA