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The Portland daily press., 1877-03-05

Ar at Barbados Feb 4tb, sch Robt Ryron Niebol
son, Baltimore.
Sid FIN st Pierre Feb 9th, sch Anita, Small, for st
Thomas.
AT Point-a-Pitre Feb 8. sch Mary Weber, Har-
ris, from Boston. ar I'd, for Baracoa.
Ar at Antigua Feb 7th, sch W IL Thorndike Cush-
Ar at st Thomas Feb 9, sch Anita. Small. Martin
ique, (and sailed 18th for st Martins; 15th Flora NJ
New York; Chrome, Wooster, st Croix; 10th Win
Todd, Wood New York.
Sid 9th; sch Elizabeth DeHart, Low, Aqua; 18th,
brig Fidelia. Atwood, Brunswick Ga.
In port 10th, sch Annie Whiting, Cox, from Balti-
more.
At Port Antonio. ia, 9th inst, sch Caleb Eaton,
Savage, for New York.
AT CienfuegOs 22d inst, sch Clyte, Laughton, for
Cid at Havana Feb 22d, barque t X Weldon, COL
son, for New York.
In port Feb "a. brigs Leonora, Blood, and Lizzie
Wyman, Fossett, for North of Hateras; scbs Addie
Jordan. Leavltt, for New York; Carrie NJ Richard
son. Richardson for North of Hatteras; NJ A Frank
| lin Griffin from Swansea via Matanzas.
| At Matanzas 23d. barques n M Haven, Ulrick for
| North of Hatteras; Genera, Simmons unc; brig
Clara j Adams, McFadden; Eva johnson, ,Yeaton;
| shaw, Sylvester. wig; schs W Plummer, Plummer,
| Kocheko, Harding; Maggie Ellen. Littlejohn and
Gerte f Morrow, Dunning, for North of Hatteras.
| At Cardenas Feb Q, barques Masonic, Rice. from
North of Hatteras; brigs Colson, Packard, & from
teras; Manus, Todd; Josie. Pettigrew; Mary G
Comery, Perry; Kaluna, Nash; Arcot, Small; Addie
| Hale, Sheppard; rally no, DOW, anu oallsta faIt-
| RIDGE for New York; Hattie Bishop, Bishop for
New Orleans, (eld); Raven, Nash, for PHILADELPHIA
/ {cld); Jeremiah. Ford, for New York, (cld); r b
| Cove, Hodgman, and Gipsey Queen Morgan. for
North of Hatteras; scbs Clara Fletcher. Sargent, do
Ada Barker, Dobbin; Lizzie Heyer, Poland; Armida
| Hail, Hall; l. & NJ Knowles, Harrington, and Ma
| ry Holt StanwOod, for North of Hatteras.
| Ar at st John. NIB, list, brig Fideia, Rugges, Sa-
| vanDah; I'd, sch Jos Souther, Watts. Thomaston.
Cid LIST, schs Adeliza, Libby, Havana; 3D. Lizzie
| Major, Tracey, Havana
| --latest by European steamersl
Sid I'm Liverpool 15th Annie Torrey, Cooper, for
Charleston.
AR at Hoyhead 18th, Saml d Carlton, Freeman,
Liverpool for Hampton Roads
Sid fm Grayesend 17th, b F Metcalf, Blanchard,
| Cardiff.
Sid TN Queenstown 10th, II Sibley Colson, for
Havre; nth, Kate Hilton, Adams, Rotterdam.
Sid fm Plymouth 18th, r + Hart, Coombs, Dema-
rara Northern Chief Miller, New York.
Sid I'm Biboe Feb IL, Clarabelle Perkins, Pha-
delphia.
Feb 1, lat 20 08, Ion 65 03 sch Victor Puig Pink
| ham, from Porto Rico for New York.
Feb T. lat 80 0s, Ion II %, sch Georgieta from Nor
folk for Jamaica.
Feb 25 lat 35 49, Ion 70 Is. sch H Townsend, from
st John, NIB, for Matanzas.
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-05
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE
Gale at Eastport.

EAsTPoRT, March 3.-There was a very heavy
gale with high tide last night, and much dam
age was done to wharves and vessels. The
wind was over seventy in velocity. Mlliken's
steamboat and Frenchs wharves were dam
aged, several lighters stove, and wood and lum-
Der washed off.
Machias River Open.
MAcHIAs, March 3-The ice went out of the
Machias river this afternoon and the river is
open to navigation.
Republican Nomination for Mayor of
Saco.
SAco, March 3.-The Republicans this after
noon nominatned Ira 81. Foss, prominent in
the temperance reform, for Mayor.
The NangOr Fire Insurance Company.
BANGOR. March 4.-The capital of the Ban
gor Fire Insurance Company having become
impaired by Improbable business it has been
determined to withdraw all its agencies and
close up its affairs. 1t is now negotiating with
cne of the Hartford companies to reissue all
its policies which will cost about $125,OOO, and
it has unpaid losses of about $50,OOO. The capi-
tai stock is $2OO,0 consisting of notes cover
ed by mortgages The officers state the belief
that all claims will be paid in full and policies
protected The President, M. III. Angel, has
resigned. Hon. j. S. Wheelwright has been
requested to take charge of winding up the
company's business, but has not yet accepted
Democratic Nomination for Mayor o.
Biddeford.
BIDDEFoRD, March 4.-The Democrats held
a very large caucus last evening and nominated
for Mayor, Francis G. Warren. The crowd re-
mained quite late and listened to speeches by
prominent Democrats. The city election oc-
ours March 18th and will be hotly contested.
The Republicans have flags flying and to-
marrow fire 1a5 guns
The Democrats raised a big flag labelled
''Tilden and Hendricks, elected by the people
counted out by fraud
Sudden Death.
Frank BesoiD, Frenchman, dropped deat
yesterday afternoon on Prospectstreet
Death of n Well Known Citizen of Bel
fast.
BELFAST, March 4.-B. Frank Field, well
known citizen, died of cerebro-spinal menin
gifts to-day, aged Sc.
Postal.
WASHINGTON, March 4-Postmasters ap
pointed-Hall G. Burleigb, Fairfield Centre
Somerset county, Maine; George C. Eaton
Somerset Mills, Somerset county, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-05
Gloucester Fish Market,

,,, GLOUCESTER, Mass, March 8.
ending March g.: "~N--
f1fty-six fishing arrivals have been reported, "A
from Georges aggregaing 100000 Tbs Cod and $780,
0O0 @ M lbs Halibut; from Grand Banks with about
l9O,O0O lbs Halibut cargoes frozen herring from
Newfoundland and from Grand Menan Georges
men returning from first trip this season report fine
weather, but fares brought in moderate AS soon as
cured they will be in good call as the old stock is
nearly closed out We quote old Georges good dual.
ity, at 8 90 qtI Grand Bank at 50 y qtl; Hake
at - 2 81 qtli Pollock at rs per qtl; Haddock al
erel offered at II 90 and 90 y Dbl for is and 2s
Round Herring at 50 p bbl; Split Herring at 5(
Dbl; Labrador Herring ct 500; Eastport do al
4 50; Picked Cod at 6 90; Napes and fms at 50
iogunes and Sounds, new, at 10 90 % bbl; Halibui
fms, new, so; Halibut heads at So; Prepared and
Boneless Goldfish at and &c " it; Smoked Halibut
new, SIC ft: Medicinal Oil 10 " gallon; tanners
ii 2g g o. Last sales Bank Halibut at q DC 4Y Ii
for White and Grey; none on market now; Georges
selling to-day at q and 81 4 ff for White and Gray
Fresh Cod &c " ID; Haddock 2ac P tb; Pollock and
P lb. ~ W
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-05

Delays are dangerous, and persons suffering from
Dropsy, Brights' Disease, Kidney. Bladder and
Urinal Diseases, Mental and Physical Debility,
should at once take HUNTS REMEDY. Retention
and Incontinence of Urine, and in fact all affections
of the Urno-Genital Organs, are cured by HUNTS
REMEDY.
INFALLIBLE EYE WASH cures Weak Eyes.
mas eod&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-05

NEW ORLEANS, March S.-Cotton quiet AIiddlns
uplands at 11Sc.
WILMINGTON, March 3.-Cotton is quiet and NOM
inal; Middng uplands at 11sc.
GALVESTON, March 3.-COtton is quiet; NIiddling
uplands at 11sc.
LOUISVILLE, March 3.-Cotton is steady ;SIiddling
uplands 115c.
NORFOLK; March 3.-Cotton is dull; Middling
uplands at 11s q l1ic.
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-05
F0REIGN PORTS.

Sid I'm Manila Jan 10th, baTque Harriet n Carlton.
Harkness San Francisco.
at Pekalongan Jan sth, barque Charles L Russell.
Hamilton, for Lisbon, wig.
Sid I'm Antwerp I'd inst, ship Belle Morse, Whit
more, Baltimore.
Ar at Liverpool I'd inst barque Charles Cox, Cox,
Portland.
Sid list, baroue Almra Coombs. for Cardenas.
Ar at Queenstown I'd inst, barque G Pendleton
Gilmore, Probolingo.
Sid I'm Tuspan Feb TO- sch Nellie Trim, Drinkwat.
er, New York.
at Rio Grande Jan 90 sch Farnham, GEM, tor
Falmouth, repg.
Sid fun Marion prev TO Feb 0, brig Harry Stewart,
Larrabee, Channel
Ar at Port Spain 9th inst, schs Emma McAdam,
Much, Fernandina; 9Th, lngraham, Packard,
st Marys, Ga.
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-05
DIED.
In this city, March 4th, Daniel Callahan, aged 90

In this city, March 4th, Daniel Callahan, aged 80
years.
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at p O'Clock,
from 123 Congress street.
In this city, March 4th. Elizabeth Ann, daughter
of George 1. and Annie Washington.
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at p o'clock,
from 70 Washington street. Friends and relatives
invited to attend.l
In Cape Elizabeth, March 8, Christina. youngest
child OF G. w. and Olive A. Cash. aged year and
months.
In Cornish. March 2. Mrs. Nancy Churchill Smith
aged % years months 22 days,-widow of the late
Greenleaf Smith.
In Bowdolnham, March 2. Mrs. Annie V. Stacy
wlie OF the late Capt S. W. Stacy of Bath, aged 50
erly of Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-05
n1RTEOROL OGlCAL

| INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY-FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAIl
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
March 8, Il A. M.v
For New England,
and Middle States, rising barometer, colder,
brisk northwest winds, possibly backing to
warmer southwest in the latter and generally
clear weather.
Rivers remain stationary or falling except a
rise in the Ohio.
Cautionary signals continue on the East
Atlantic coast
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-05
FRANCE.


CHssaRnac 70 be PF0seCuted.
VERSAILLES, March 3.-M. Simon, President
OF the Council, speaking before the deputies
authorization to prosecute Al. de Cassapnac.
editor of La Pals, said Cassagnac will be charg-
ed with melting an insurrection and civil war.
M. Simon added that he would everywhere
Vigorously prosecute Bonapartsm.
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-05
Foreign Notes,

A despatch from st. Petersburg contradicts
a rumor of an attempt to assassnate the Gar
0wtch.
The judgment dismissng Count Won Aruim
from public service has been confirmed.
1t is difficult to foretell the result of the ne
gotiations between Montenegro and the Porte.
but both parties probably are desirous of
peace.
The Turks have been ordered to evacaate
Servia in twelve days.
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-05
MARRIED..

In Yarmouth. March 1, by Rev. j. Torrey. at the
residence of the BRIDES father Capt. Howard c. Lor-
ing and Miss Ella M. Richards.
In South Bridgton, Feb. A. Austin B. Whitney and
Miss Clara H. Ingalls,. both of Bridgton.
In Biddeford. Feb. IL. VIM. f. Harmon of Buxton
and Mrs. Mary E. Richards OF South Berwick.
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Wh0yesaIe pUop

SATURDAY, March 3.-The markets show but few
changes to-day. Pork and Lard are little easier
and quite an improvement is looked for. Sugars are
still firm at 12c for granulaed and 1lc for Extra c.
Flour is firm and unchanged Corn is in fair de-
mand and unchanged
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-05
European Hznrkets.

LONDON, March 3-12.3O P. M.-Cotton at 96i for
money and account.
LONDON, March $3.50 p. M.-American securi-
ties-United States lS57s 1898 new SIS at lt7a Erie
Il; New York Central at 9lA.
LIVERPOOL, March 3.-l2.30 P. M.-Cotton-The
market is easier and fractionally cheaper; Middng
uplands at 6sd; do Orleans 613-16d; sales of 6,OOO
bales, including 1000 bales for speculation and ex-
port receipts to-day 1000 bales, including $3.50 bales
American
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-05
Foreign ExpOrrs,

LIVERPOOL, ENG. Br Steamship Polvnesian-
$500 bush wheat, 3062O do corn 1926 bbls ext hemock
200 cases preserved meats, 65 packages boots and
Shoes 20 casks copper, 100000 lbs potash 7124 bush
peas 1913 bags seed 972 bbs apples sO7 900 lbs bacon
lsOO do pork. $500 do tongues, Is bbls baloynas
24OO lbs suet, 780 do mutton, 20 bbls maple sugar
case cigars 655 bush oats 900 lbs lard I5o 800 do
leather, 227 do sundry merchandise.
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-05
New York Stock aud gsonev Market.

NEW YORK.. March 3--12-2O P. M.-Gold opened at
lo4s, ana IS now l04s Governments are steady and
moderately active Money easy at p per cent State
bonds hrm. Stock market active, unsettled and
lower Sterling Exchange, long, 1O4; do short 1O4k.
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-05
FOR EIG N.
THE EASTERN QUESTION,

Turkeys ConditIOn Desperate.
LONDON, March 3.--All accounts received
from Constantinople, whether from sources
that the condition of the empire is very desper-
ate. A correspondents. who is pro-Turkish,
writes under date of Feb. "A, as follows:
Only disarmament can avert Turkeys ruin.
At the palace things have got back into the old
group. The constitution is ahead of the wants
and comprehension OF the people. The reforms
the country requires are elementary, lying best
in the scope of the action of we'll disposed
autocracy.
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-05

CNVc ITHHs CIOtMH WRfKet.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., March 4.-The Printing cloths
market was little frmer at close of the week with
out quotabe change in prices at A q 4sc for st and
ard to extra 81 64 goods.
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-05

York Manufacturing Company 1908
II Boston and Maine Railroad. ............ -. 98k
Portland q Kennebec r. 6s, 1895do ....,,... SCI
S701 % Eastern Railroad scrip. 53t
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-05

By water conveyance-1O00 bush cornmeal to q
W. True 81 Co.
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-05
Foreign Imports
Daily Domestic ReceiDts.

MATANZAS. Brig Hattie M Bain-GS1 bbds 56
tcs molasses TO Geo S Hunt.
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-05
PORT OF PORTLAND.

saturday, March 3.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Eleanora, johnson, New York-passen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Brig Hattie NJ Balm, (of Portland) Thestrup, Ma.
tanzas-6S1 hhds Sc ties molasses to Geo Hunt IL Co.
Vessel to S Winslow & Co.
CLEARED.
Steamship Polynesan, (Bp Brown, Liverpool
Sch yashti R Gates, Holmes, Baltimore Isaac
Berry.
Sch Sea Bird, Stanley, Philadelphia Libby
& Co..
Sch C Willard, Wallace, Philadelphia-E Will
lard.
sunday, March a,
ARRIVED.
r, Barque Eva H Fisk, Brown, Boston, to load for
South America.
Sch Eben Fisher, Reynolds. Boston.
Sch Sallie MAR, Powell, Baltimore.
Sch Pennsylvania. Savage, Salem.
Sch Myra Sears, Jellison Boston.
[FROM OUR CORRESPONDENCE
LUBEC, Feb 2s-Ar, schs Mary F Pike, Good. from
Searsport; Lybil, Wilson, Petit Menan with mate
rials saved from the wreck of sch P Gerrisb,
Also ar, sch Addie RyersOn, Cousins, st john NIB,
of Capt Mahoney)
Sid, sch Paragon, Morang New York.
KENNEBUNKPoRT, March s-Ar, sch Jos Fish.
Gilchrist, Chicahominy, Va.
EAsTPoRT. Feb 26-Ar, sch Nellie H, Malloch,
Boston.
Feb 27-Ar, sch e Nightingale, Hillyard. Boston.
Cld schs Lucy. Coalwell, Philadelphia; Paragon,
Morang, New York.
Sch America was sold by auction at Rockland 26th
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-05
[FRoM OUR CORRESPONDENCE
MEMOIR RANDA,

Barque Frank Marion, Eldrdge, from Swansea for
Tybee, which put into st Thomas in Distress has
completed repairs and was waiting orders Feb IL
Brig Loch LOmOnd, from st Thomas for Cuba, put
back Feb 10 with rudder broken and 20 feet of keel
gone having struck rock. She was in dock 18th
repairing.
Sch Flora NJ Crowley, from st Thomas, arrived at
Demarara Feb 15. leaky in bottom. The leak was
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-05

Mr.. Hewitt is going to resign the chairman
ship of the Democratic Committee.
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-05
SPOKEN.

Feb /, lat 20 0s Ion 65 O3, sch Victor PUG, Pink
ham. from Porto Rico for New York.
Feb T. lat 80 0s Ion II 09 sch Georgietta, from Nor
folk for Jamaica.
Feb 25 lat S5 Is, lon 70 Is. sch Townsend, from
st John, NIB for Matanzas.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01
CHURCH Notice.

Notice is hereby given that n meet
ing will be he'd at the School House
in Riverton, Franklin county, on Sat-
urday. February l1lh, 1877. AT l.
O'Clock VI. for the purpose ofdcvising
means. with Il view u builliny a Ca
tholic Churca. All persons having
such interests at heart are earnestly
reau sted to attend, - large meet
ing is expected. Letters from the
Rishon AMI from other ~clergymen will
b. read 10 the meeting, giving good
encouragement.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01
AGAR :, TIE ?rs-.c.

For many years We have made two
medicines suited 10 the ailments Of a
vast class Of >afftrer> Thousand, OF
cures have been made oy them, and in
fact. the word ial'ure coiii not be cot
pied with them. But within the last
two years counterfcit> of our melaciner
have sprung up. dangerous in their
c'oce imitation Of gu trade mark. To
secure the people W. have placed upon
each genuine box of Hollo say ONT
ment the fac >imi'e of the signature of
IL agent, Mr.. Jos. Haviack. 70 coun-
terieit is felony. We shall relentlrs-Iy
pursue my one who initiates This with
the urmcst vigor nf the law. We mos.
earnestly beg that the great mass of
the American penr'e will all u in. our
efforts TO protect their health, and help
rs in our task OF bringing these most
unprincipaled men 70 the bar of JUS
tice. Uniformly refuse Ia purchase Med
acines p%urlortink tn be our unless MIR.
Jos. Haydock's signature is attached
&c each box of fiiiS or pot of ONT
NEST and the emf will soon be reached.
The public 5 obedient servants.
EoI.cxAY &Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

-.

ai-,u, bali # SLcrers Valentine.
we're cahba.ei wLi3c tleT W-re "a
roate fur led Cloud IL All se!! The
remain ter sery cheap CAL at the
Cry Dug Store. -
What j. our a.ucJ.lu-sl board do,
ing preparatory TO to!dinga credit
bic Coun,y Fair next fall?
NV Nr-Ir.- We find upon our
table a epry Of Don, Drink tonight,
Boy. . new Temperance Song ard
Cborg-. ty the popular .ong winter,
\ J. Abbey. Just publi,hed b. W
" Whitney, W. III Summit st,
Tol,Io. Ohio. Thi- piece con Its #
four la, "a aud each one rich in IN
timen, and advice to Young men. The
fo.lswiug !. tLc Er>' sisuzt
lief ny mother a, be dor.
Ny sister by he. .ijs
Their c'a-r.d hand, and lpYinz look.
Forbade their IoIb'- - p ti-
! lett anI met With coilr.ls z1y.
hen he moon brought ut her isht
And ny loving mother " i-Derei ne.
Don't drink. Tuy how. tonight.
CgoEus-D"n't iri Tonight. boy.
boa IL nix tonight.
mother friendly w~.rnirg heed.
DONE ink tonight. boy,
No. nc no:
Don I drink tonight.
The mu-'c j. in keeping with the
word, and should be in every house
hold. We understand that Temper
ancc Lodges are ordering i, from al
quarters. Tie publisher will mai
this song "a my address on The re:cir.
of -, ct-. Ouly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01
sIaEc BALL.

\, the Star Hall on the 22d dav of
Feb, for the purpose of celebrating
W~a>hinc'on'S birthday.
"Trip the light fantastic toe Re-
member the place a, the Star Hall, on
the 22I of February. Cark.s Band
will furnish the music. Promptors,
Samuel Banks and r. Y. Nidy. Floor
managers, Ell. Fearn and \. j. Wood.
Supper at the la Cleie House. y
good time guaranteed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

=. Il. Pot aHl Jsc. Warner star
tel. the fore part ofihe seek, 10 tar
suit If a ,h,ef Hho lad stolen = hor~
4, Ua.,iag- snI ras~d through here
the asy ~fallosinF. They returned ys~
~terlav. u~n.rrcssful. having followed
the ,hief So the month . Big SANDY,
AMI there To-; al trace Of him
90 20 the Red Cloud Furniture
Store. for your furniture. 1871
10 vari- or ra'ic, tor 81 80 4; Wo"'-
bach Bro. Tasting, IL door south
or,,. H,,t 2t-if
WOOL aeh Bro, AN .eIl you goods
cheap. y hen you vi,i, Ha,'Iuss. give
them 4 triIi.
Geo. biz i, prepared a, oil tunes
TO feed the hungry and sleep tbe
sleepy" Cal; on h.D when yDl have
occasion to stop ia Rel rloul. 262t
Three -~cviag machines Tor sale at
TIL, office. The Victor, Home. lri
the u il,ou Shuttle Sewing Machine.
They are all new, having never been
q el, anI are fully warranted. They
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01
IRATV ( LAwSoH.

List OF Jurors |empanneicd for the
February term Of The D,tric. Court of
Webster county, Nebraska, 1877:
GRAND JURY.
John Dunbar, h X Coprad, II. IIol.
bridge, John Siu>>er, FL. KEEL; ~,
Adelbert Bailey, Henry McCormal,
Il. L. McCune, Cha>. Ra~chow, ".
n. RICHARDSON, l.. ID. Nutting, Vii.
son We l., WiIHsm Sawye-, |. b.
Hampton, "m. Thompson, u l.
Thomas.
rEilT JURY.
\. Scott II. u: Ranuev. +. 5. Doyle,
\. c Hale, Wiley Bl!lv.r, Cha. L.
Potter. Jno. Emick, Thos Vaughn,
Francis VI. Snow. Jno RAISER, ". f.
Jackson, J. j. Mi Ter, Viii lam \ IRIS
ira Sleeper, Joseph Wencinger. \.
VI. Hardy, Dan. Ros., y. ~lIaney,
Geo. DeLon-. James McCoy, l.. 5
Miller. W. +. Thorne, Z. Vi. Cocktail
J. l. Miller.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01
w

On high prices. VIM. Mcbride has
received a large supply Of leather aud
harness material AMI will get you up n
good harness at eaSonable figures, and
On short notice. Give him a call and
examine his stock, t! IN order yourself
a harness. 26
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01
THE NEBR ASKA FARMER

Ouly Ag ic%ultural paper in Nebra
ka; t~wenty-four page I%cnthiy; printed
on heavy tinted book Paper. Its corps
correspondents embraces the best Ag-
ricultural and scientific writers in the
State. Subscription price. two dollars
rer wear IN advance. Address Mc.
Bride K Clark>on, Lincoln, Neb. The
Nebraska Farmer and the CHIEF one
veal for So ~.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

There will be a F.rmer's Institute
held at the Walnut Creek School
House on Saturday, February 81, at
% a. N All those Interested IN pro-
noting the cause Of agriculture are
respectfully invited. G.. W. Knight.
President.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

There is quite a duck pond IN front
~ the school house, which makes il
very in~convenient for those not used
10 ~"routoon bridges" We would re
Sommcnd a few h urs work with the
,loS and spa lie, Is a rencdy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

Mitchell 4 Mozart have just receIv-
a large and complete stock OF farm
ing implements. They mean business.
Notice their advertisement IN another
column.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

We owe an apology to the Juniata
Herald for our careleSsnes - in neglect
ing to place it on u exchange LIST.
The slight was unintentional, Bro.
Rora.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

While in II sting: a few days ago,
we called on .Hr. Noyes who has got
his hotel in running order. and is dish
ing it uriiee!5 tothe hungry of that
burg. Cali on nim when you Wit
that place.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

$1,000 greenbacks are said to be IN
circulation Thi, bit of Information
may be of service to some of our read
ers. out Il does not interest as. We
are not. afraid of getting hold ofany OF
theEl. .
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson. manutac
lures of all kinds of hair goods, are
now IN Hastings aud have rooms at
Mr.. Noyes' hoIel They viii visit Red
Cloud soon.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

james Baiiy the renowned banbrry
News NAN, viii lecture IN Lincoln
this month.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

VI. Vance rem .mb,rcl the CHIEF
in "A substantial mtnncr while W were
Absent last week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

J. d. Post inErrms Us that he has
the largest barn west of Joe, War
ner's AMI j. p~eplrel to accommo-
dare the frcighrerS, and AL others
who may call Livery rigs furnished
on short notice 10 Il
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

Tire ,onng folks had Il gay time al
>t!c La G. dc House las, night, and
the boys -ay 1t VA qnl'c surprise
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01
WANTED.
?AaMEssL..E HERE.

will ct hedge for all those wishing
work of that kind done, for - cents
per rJi and Insure A stand of live
Call on or allrc :,
Nm. ". BCNNELL,
II # Saltwater. Nrb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

SheTer has ONE ''BulilozeF' e.
c4rrttcs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01
GnVRCH DIRECTORY.

CJNG3EGhTIONAL CHURCH
Service, ever first ami third Sab
balhs of each month at Red Cloud
. and Inavale. y o'clock = NJ. at
Red Ci"ni. > O'Clock +. NJ at In
avalr. Every second and fourth
Sabhaihs at Ra'in aud Harmony
Precincts. REV. \. Max WELL,
Pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH. REV.
J. I. NIINER, Services second
Sabbath ia cath month "a, II !. Il.
hSABRATH SCHOOL every Sabbath
morning at 10 4. n Closes At II.
{. v sIRIHGER. Suut.
BAND OF HOPE meets every two
weeks On alternate Thursday even
ings at SO o clock.
Subscribers who DO not receive their Ia
pers regularly. vi | confer a favor hy notify
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

We feel proud If the wsy our sab
scrip,ion lit i Increasing. Still roon
for a 'ew more.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01
i. 7 miller

Agent Cor the White Sewing Ma
Auy me wishing to purchase
one Of these machines, will find a sam
pie machine mt the Furniture store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

If the warm rearhc- continues for
a frw day longer the Icc all 20 our
Of the nyrr, AMI fear are entertained
that HE bi,igc viii 20 too.