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out of bed, and, without disturbing any
one, sought the room Of the landlord, to
whom he communicated the circum-
stances Of the robbery and his belief
ion. They procured light and weap-
on. Then they went together to the
apartment Of the adventurous stranger.
Instead OF knocking. as they might have
done. considering that there was n lady
rs well a. n gentleman within, they sud-
denly turned the bolt. and. the door be-
ing unlocked, they walked in. A sight
indeed met their sstonishsd gazed. There,
seated upon the floor, was our ex-cadet
and his mistress, the candle between
them, busily engaged in counting the cat.
tle,dealer's money. The arrest was made
at once. The trial and conviction speed
lily followed, aud, in a lew weeks, Craw-
ford found himself in the State Prison Of
Virginia at Richmond.
ANOTHER TURN or THE WHEEL.
Poor Clay Crawford gay, ardent, as
piring The occupant Of felon's cell F!
Il was hard but fair; and he languished
there many q weary month and year, sx-
plating his first attempt at highway rob-
berry. But there is an end to all things.
The war came on. Many reports exist
rs to how Crawford got out Of prison.
Some say he escaped Others say he
made terms with the Confederate author
itIes. Ii is most likely tina; his time ex-
pircd. At all events he found himself a
free man again. Some time in 1862, after
the occupation of Nashville by the Union
forces, he turned up in the capital of his
native State. His old friend Andrew
Johnson wcs Military Governor. East
Tennesseans are pEoyerbially clannish.
Where the clan is concerned they are not
The future President was al
ways a partisan as well as n clansman.
lie rarely forgot or went back upon re
tainer. The times were out of joint
After all, Clay Crawford had been im>
prisoned by the hated Virginians, and
that WAS a recommendation in the eyes
Of the excited and excitable Union lead
er. So, once more Andrew johnson be-
came Clay Crswiord's patron and hacker.
He gave him obi jobs of detective work.
Then he helped him to a commission.
Finally, he got him the command Of
regiment of artillery. There are many
curious stories of the exploits of the
young adyenturer in connection with the
army Of the Cumberland. One Of the
most credited is that on certain occa>
sion he sold some two hundred of his
to a substitute broker, who APP
peared with large sum OF money with
iu his military jurisdiction. and, having
the money. caused the luckless
violaIor OF the law to be tried as spy by
q drum-head court.martial, and, proved
guilty Of course. to be shot at daylight
Be this as it may. he acquired money and
lost repute, so that. in 1865, be found it
safe to resign and 60 to Mexico, where
he took service with Juarez, contriving
to recommend himself for gallantry and
and rising rapidly from Colo
mel Of Artillery to be a General Of Di-
vision
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Why is a Young lady who has just left
boarding-schOAl like Building Commits
teeH Because she is ready 10 receive
proposals.
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What is the difference between a girl
and nightcap? One is born to wed,
the other is worn 10 bed.
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In Lar-rooms and groceries calmly they sit,
And sereneIy chew borrowed tobacco and spit,
While the stories they tell aud the jokes that
they crack,
show their hearts have grown hard and
undoubtedly black,
While sitting around.
The "sitter around" is = man Of no means,
And his face wouldn't pass for quart OF bite
beans,
Yet he somehow or other contrives TO exist,
And IL frequently seen with drink in his hst,
While sitting around.
The Ioungcrs they toll not, ner yet do they
spin
Unless Il be yarns while enjoying their gin.
They are people Of leisure, yet often It's true,
They alludc 10 the work they're intending to
Do,
wAile sitting around.
They have habit Of talking Of other mems
wives,
AZ they white up sticks with their horn
handled knivOs;
They're . ses,y old set, and wherever you go,
You'll fluid them in groups OF strung out in
Sitting around.
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A Hst Of the Constablcs Of Ohio County an
their Post Office address:
oANIN DIsTEICr-So.
WV ESeII, ROsine.
cOoL SPRINGS ptSrRIcr-Sa. 2.
IsaAe brswn, ROckpart.
cENrtkToSN nIsTEIcr-NO. ).
n Casebier, CeralTO.
EELL's sToRE DIsTEIcT-So. 4.
Hi CHM. Bufori.
roRBsvILLE DIsTsI'T-NO' ,.
j. Harder, Fsrdsville.
ELLIs' nIsTEIcr-NO. o.
HARTFORD BIsTRICr-No. Z.
" L Maddox, Beaver Dam.
CROMWELL pISTRiCT-NO. y.
RS Hodges Cromwell.
HARTFORD DIsTRIcT-NO. y.
A. C. Rllis, Hartford.
SULFHUK sPRISGs DIsTRICr-So. 10.
IT,. kerby.
HGRTLErTs DISrRTr-So. ~.
Vacant.
roLIcR COURTS.
uartford-F. P. Msrgan. Judge, second Mon
days in January. April, July and October
CHARLES Grim, Marshal.
beaver Dam.-E. W. Cooper, Judge, first
Saturday 10 January. April. July an October.
Thomas Stevens, Marshal.
crOuwell.-A. 7. Montague, Judge, second
Saturday In January, April, July aud October
Jas. W. Daniel Marshal,
Ccralvo.-w. d. barnard, Judge, last Sat-
srday in March, June, September and Dccem
brr.-Daniel TichenOr, MArshsl.
Hsnilton-J. W. Lankford, Judge, pest
ofhee address Mellenry, courts held third Sat
srdsy in January, April, July and October.
A ,. Carmsn, Marshal, POst-oehes address
NeIIenrT.
RsckRort-J. W. Duke, Judge, Mansfield
williams, Harshal. Courts held first Wednes.
Gay In Jsussry, April, July snd October.
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John Walker, an Englishman, FIRST in
vented lucifer matches in 1929.
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the MYSTERY CLEARED.

Our correspondent clears up this mys-
terry. lie says positively that he kao'es
that Clay Crawford went to Egypt, that
he enlisted in the service Of the Khedive,
that he succeeded 50 well that he was
promoted and transferred to the service Of
the Sublime Porte, and that he is no other
than the hero OF Plcvna. 1t is very
like. Nothing could be more character
istic. Crawford never lacked asdscity
or courage, mild Imagination, an adj
venturous spirit and child-like faith in
his destiny. A tall, rather handsome
man. with ligh, brown hair, and eyes OF
a peculiar gray, he would arrest attention
anywhere. Clad in the brilliant uniform
Of Field Marshal Of the Turkish army,
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KEYSTONE CHAPTER, NO. 10.
Meets second Monday night in each
month. N. E. W. II. MOORE, II. P
Comp. IT. WEINSHEIM Err, Sec.
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G. W. PRIEST, n. D., D. D. S.
DEMfEsT,
Is RinA street
LOUISVILLE KY.

LOUISVILLE, ny.
Praesitie.er Of DeasissYy in all its de-
paFIni-hts. The prestiess sets OF Arhi-
cial teeth 81 Tea snj I wrIye Dollars pcy
set. Extracting teeth so cents. Large -
dussion from e.S prices in Sling
n3S-ly
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HARTFORD LODGE NO. -

Meets in Taylor Hall, Hartford, Ky
every Thursday evening. A cordial invi-
tation IL extended to members OF the Or
der to visit us, aud sll such will be made
welcome.
D. Z. Thomas, w. G. T.
II. B. KIxsoLyIxG. w. Sec.
G. B. WLLIAMs, l.. D.
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L. O. O. r.

HARTFORD LODGE No. 1873.
Meets in Taylor Hall. in Hartford,
XIV. on the Second and Fourth Saturday
evening. in each month, The fraternity
are cordially invited tSvisit US when con-
vepient for them TO do so
]. BARRETT, n. G. WV. PHIrPs, SRc.
B.P. BERRYHAN. d. ID. &. NJ.
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sos $50 :a. S. ...: .' s:. !,
SSks<sAI ons- AID reward.
Motto, scripture Text, rsansParrnt Picture
and Chrome Card. 100 samples. Wsrth -.
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LODGE MEETINGa.
A. Y. M.

HARTFORD LODGE, NO. 1856.
Meets third Monday night in each
month. IL. MOORE. w. IL.
Secty.
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o. ELEGANTCARDs. No two alb.
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ApYENrrRRs IN MExIco.

Our correspondent refers to the Bag
dad affair 1t was the sensation OF the
day. The papers were full Of it. Al
though freebooting exploit, there was
Robin Hood dash about it that pleased
the public taste, and, when Crawford was
forced out of the Mexican service. il
made him quite a lion on the frontier.
1t is said that he was officer Of the day
on the occasion when Ma ximilian was
shot. 1t ia certain that he was possessed
of many trophies of the dead Emperor
when he came East, which he did in 1867,
just after the collapse of the empire. lie
had not wasted his substance. On the
contrary, he had added to it. The ssck
of Bagdad. 1t was believed at the time,
had yielded handsomely. and it was not
the only expedition which he had made
When be made his appearance in Wash
ington he was full-handed.
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SIS. HusskRk
JOHN p. BARRETT,
7T0R NEY AT LAW,
sad Real Bstsse Agent,
HARTFORD, KENTUCKY.

Prompt sttsReisn gsSsa 20 The eoseeiian -
slaiuas- win boy, seEI, lease, OF rent lands %
mineral privileges on reasonable terms. Wng
write deeds. mortgages, leases, re-, and at
tend to listing s.d paying tssss On lands BE-
longing 20 nOn-Fesideats.
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His old friend Andrew johnson was
President, and would doubtless have
helped him if he had required it. But
he did not. lie had tried his hand as
robber, raider and soldier, and had a
mind for speculation on a larger scale
He would become a King of Finance
lie would emulate the rising glory of
Fisk. lie would enter Wall street
lie did so. and won. lie struck streak.
One lucky operation after another multi
piled his wealth, until he found himself
master Of lordly million. lie fell in
love again, married a beautiful lady liv-
ing on the Hudson. bought great estate
near Philadelphia, and began a career Of
luxury and pleasure. Our correspondent
is quite right in his reference. Crawford
did certainly live like an Oriental But
he was not satisfied. All OF q sudden,
about three years later. he grew moody,
restless. and on one fine morning be
turned up missing; gono-no one knew
how; no one knew where. But, assHr-
eddy, he rent, and from that day TO this
has not been heard of by any of his old
companions in any Of his old hsunts.
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Programme Of a Sunday School Institute
to bo Held at Red Cloud, Friday Even.
ing and Saturday, December 2Ist
and 22ud. 1875,

FRIDAY EVENING.
700 p. NJ. Devotional exercises.
led by }. q. Potter.
80 p. NJ. Welcome address, by
Rev. Yeiser.
7:45 p. NJ. Opening of question
drawer.
500 p. NJ. Lecture, by Rev.
Pryce.
SATURDAY MORNING.
900 A. NJ. Devotional exercises.
go A. NJ. Opening of question
drawer.
1000 A. NJ. Topic of discussion,
by what means can the heart and
conscience be reached" opened by |,
Frisbie.
1870 A. NJ. Select reading, by
Miss Laura Dixon.
INTERMIssIoN.
1880 A NJ. Practice lesson for next
Sabbath, by Rev. Pryce.
ll:I0 A. n. Map exercise by C..
w. Springer.
1880 A. NJ. Essay, by c. BORN.
Discussion.
AFTERNOON.
1:30 p. Devotional exercises.
led by the Moderator.
200 p. NJ. Questions answered by
Rev. Reilly.
$50 L. M.-INTERMISSION.
24O p. NJ. Experience meeting.
A lecture may be expected in the
evening. Sunday school workers
throughout the county are invited to
attend and participate. Cow.
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Esc Indian Creek.
INDIAN CREEK. Neb..
necemker = Isl,

EDS. CHIEr:-I think the interes:
of a county paper is greatly increased
by having communications lent IN from
different parts Of the county; 30 l
cast in my few mites that | haze
cleaned from time to tune, trusting
that | may have mof in the future.
We should ever hold in mind that
it Is not the one that casts in the
greatest number. but be that casts in
according TO his ability, even all that
he has.
The water in Indian Creek ruDs as
it did six year, ago-so a'so does
Thomas Wright's mind for he has
not ceased these long years to take a
trip back east-on business. he claims ;
but look ou.. True. he has Nd sod
house, bu. he can easily build one az
ter he returns, if necessary. He took
his leave over two weeks ago.
Il YOU wish any guides for a dark
night, ask Charley Haley where be
got his.
Mr.. james Pryce is in need Of a
guide for when he was about to take
the short cut to Mr.. McQuilkin's, be
instead took the laborcd process and
arrived at Indian Creek. Here he in
CURED his way and started out again
and arrived at the Red Cloud grave
yard, thence on 20 Mr.. McQuilkin S,
arriving about l A e.. His younger
brother accompanied him.
HARRY -.
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We need a humanitarian society

We need a humanitarian society
in this town who shall 70 to those
who are the victims Of inteuperance
and endcayor to lead them to . differ
ent lite. One man ia town. having
sold his claim, and having obtained
the money therefore, came to town,
lest his reason. AMI now can't recount
for a part Of his money. Somebody
has 1t, bu: he has no equivalent.
We, with about fifty others, at
tended a surprise party on the occa. ion
of Rev. Msxwell's forty ff,h birth
day, at bis house last Thursday even
ing. Dignity masked itself beneath
the cover OF mir.h. and 1.-THE tayety
diercr.ed i.sef' Gurin. the evening.
, Ga'-..kmcn.s in abundance were
md anl chaTades games, &c., &C.,
. o:caiieI ,ht time and attention Of the
ga-:y. Some coullu'. learn to play
-alti,, willie some fouad out hoR an
: lTple could be taken from a young
Ian : head by a pretty young lady,
Va y her hands tied. At the close
Rev. Maxwell! made some appropriate
renayks, after Which presents were
, Offered y several persons. Among
them We noticed 4 horse blaukct by
Mr.. Richardson, a curry comb By Mr..
Miller, a whip from Mr.. Kaley, a
pocket-book from Mr.. Moore, and
something to pu, in it from Charley
Haley. The occasion w.s a pleasant
one, and was enjoyed ty all present.
We called on Mr.. ". Z. Jackson,
one day las. week, AMI he kindly
showed US through his new house. 1t
is a story and half high, built for con-
venience and comfort. The carpenter
work was done by Mr.. Fiske, Of Kan
sas, and it reflects credit upon that
gentleman. The mason work was done
by Mr.. Brown, a home>teaaer from
Kansas. Mr.. jackson was one OF
the carly pioneers, and ha, lived in a
log house until the present, but ROW
he has a fine building in which he can
spend the remainder of his stay in
Red Cloud in comfort. We stroIled
through his young groves, Of which he
has several acres, and found them in
splendid cOndi ion, and will in a few
years be an ornament to his already
fine site for a residence. Mr.. jackson
offers to give to the school district
trees enough to plant around the
school house, if the district will put
them out. This is a very liberal offer
and We hope to see it accepted. We
shall have more to say about this here
after. Mrs. Jackson showed us some
fine house plants, which are truly an
ornament at this season of the year.
From the balcony in front Of the
house, one can see five miles down the
river, Which is indeed a beautiful
Landscape
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:..s-y-...: sc-.

An OF physician retired from sc-
tive practice. had placed in b.. hand.
By 40 E.as, IniiaCui~s.onary the for
nula OF 4 simple vegetable remedy for
the speedy aud lsrmanen, cure of
Consumption, Bronchitis. Ca;srrh.
Asthma, and all Throat and
Lung affections. al~n 4 yo,i
tive and radical cure for Gen
eral Debility anl all nervous COM
paints, after bavin- thoroughly ,c,;-i
IT, wonderful rlra.ivc power IN thou
sands Of cases, feels it his duty TO
make j, known 20 hi suffering fellow.
The recipe will be ~eni free Of charge.
20 all who desire 1t with t1u dlrcc-
tIOns 10. Preparing and -ucce~fu!ly
using. Address, WIKI ,,anp naming
TIN, parer, DR.. j t. STONE, ~ y.
Ninth street, Phi'aieIphia, Ia.
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Programme fer Teachers Association to
be Held It Guide Rock, Dec. %, 1877.

900 A. NJ. Opening Of session.
80 Grammar, and COM
position. conducted ty A. Bailey.
IO-Il A. N. Physiology, by DR..
j f. Smith or A. A. Pope.
lib A. NJ. Decimal fractions, by
Chas. Gillian.
INTERMISSION.
l-2 p. NJ. Map drawing, by Chas.
W. Springer.
% P. NJ. photography, by G.
Craw.
"a p. NJ. Essays by +. NJ. Pear
son and A. l.. Burton select reading,
by Misses Gurtie Sherer and Mary T..
Beal.
a. p. NJ. Miscellaneous business
EVENING.
Lecture by H. s. Haley.
On Friday evening there will be a
lecture on educational subjects by
Rev. Geo. 0. Yeiser. BY order of
COMMITTEE.
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New Era

The time has come when a man NAV
know that he will get value received
for every dollar that he invests.
Quacks and humbugs are soon yenti-
lated and are compelled to take a back
seat, or be crushed by the wheel of
progress. An article must possess
real merit-must be what it is repre-
scented to be. Or. like the mushroom
at MONDAY, it will soon wi,her and
die in the radiance of the brilliant dis
coveries Of modern science. O. &
C. Cough and Diphtheria Remedy
can always be relied on. II aIws he
irritation or tickling of the threat.
renders expectoration ca ' and opens
the secretions. 1t is guaranteed to
do all that it is advertised to or the
money refunded to the purchaser. G.
II. Potter, agent. 5lS-2m
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Lands For Sale.

We arr nnv offering for sa!e OF BIT.
ter terms anl cheaper than ever he
fore, sb Land. belonging TO Il. & VI
st Joe 4 II. {. anil Nldani Paci6,
Rail Road Comranis. n Webster and
aiioiuin. ccun'te-, W 40 have
some chpie, claim trr ale Give u
4 call
kalcy Bos Arfy, 4 Real e,,aH
A-ts Rel Cloud NJ. S3,i
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-12-13

DISEASE and Death. when they
reach our cwn homesieads, are too Sc
riOus for jesting, We use our best en-
deavors to drive off the dread messen-
gers, and are only happy when We feel
that they are at q distance. At the
first approach of that fell destroyer.
Consumption, ia the shape Of a cough
or slight cold as well as more severe
Bronchial or Catarrhal Complaints,
We should at once use Eilert's Extract
Of Tar and Wild Cherry. 1t has no
superior in such cases. Every bottle
warranted to give satisfaction. Sold
by 4. X. Shcrer and e. II. Potter.
SIS Pm
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f. Harvard repairs clocks.
ch.::tmas Is ccE:.g.

C5.:tMas - CeE.c9.
and G.. Potter knows it. He has or
dered a large assortment OF the best
holiday goods, among which arc toilet
sets, toy tea sets ami toys OF every
description. He has the genuine and
original repub' can rooster done in
candy, aud roasting cans, apples,
peas, peaches and all other kinds of
fruit in same And, oh my, the
most beautiful dolls. If you don't
believe it, JUS, go into his drug store
aud see for yourself.
G. II. POTTER.
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Notice.
ORLEANS, Harlan Co.. Neb.,
November 2lst, 1877.
Sealed proposals will be received
for the next thirty days: by the under
signed, for the delivery Of one thou
sand bushels Of good m%erchantable
corn at Orleans, Harlan County, Neb.
The corn to be delivered within the
next ninety days. The corn to be paid
for upon the delivery of each one
hundred bushels. The right is re-
served to reject any and all bids.
5 lS-4w GEO. II. ROBERTS.
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From inavale.

lSAIALE, Lee. iOth, a..
Mr.. EDITOR:-I eau give you q
few news items, but interesting events
are like angels visits at Inavale. that
is interesting to people outside. Of
course everyday occurrences interest
US who are Immediately concerned.
Thanksgiving dav, although the
coolest day of the season, was well
celebrated here, especially by us New
England people, it is our favorite holi.
day, but We generally do justice to all
the holidays.
The farmers have nearly all got
their torn tusked, and it turns out
spleniidly, ranging from 50 to Is
bushels to the acre. Onc man got
500 bushels from l. acres: and We
raise good cor in this part of the
county. too, for | see by the premium
list of the State FAIR that one of our
neighbors took the first premium on
one variety Of corn.
Diphtheria has been through one
family here and tEo of the children
died with it; tut We al took such
precautions that there was hut q
person out of that family VINO took it,
and that was q woman who went there
to take care of them. All have
recovered oow and We hone this
scourge will visit rs CO more.
After many difficulties in obtaining
. teacher to suit US, our school has
commenced to day.
Some new frame houses are being
built on Farmers Greek, and all are
making improvements and prospering.
BETsEY.
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District Court iSnOW
i'm session.

l am at last compelled to call on my
friends to whom l have extended "a
vors, and patience, to call and settle
their accounts, as l am necessarily 10
need Of having my accounts settled
Friends, accommodate me in my hour
70 need, as l did you.
l3tf S. CARRIER.
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THE best in u.s." 20. & C.'s
Camphorated Hartshorn Liniment, for
man or beast. 1t can be relied on mt
all times. G. H. Potter, agent.
) Is On
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-12-13

All sewing machines repai ed.
New machines for sale a, new prices.
Old machines bought or exchanged.
Needles and attachments furnished
10y X. +. Harvard, Red Cloud. ) 2Otf
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AUGUSTUS dAkTMANN,
No. II Rue Monsigny. Paris.

Address. for Information, Matthias
4 DeJong. house, real estate and gen
eral collecting agents, and agents for
the Paris Exhibition tor the Mates OF
missouri, Iowa, Minnesota, Nehrasks,
Kansas, Colorado, Arkansas, and that
rart Of Illinois, South of Alton. No.
6O7 Locust street, st. Louis, Mo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-12-13

-RHEUMATIsM, neuralgia, sprains,
end bruises will be relieved by Uncle
Sans Nerve and Bone Liniment, sold
r. X. Shertr and c. II. Potter.
5-lS-3m
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Chicago Store Weekly Price
List.

We offer until further notice. the
following goods at net cash prices.
Calicocs best, % yds, $l,0O
Heavy extra grey jeansS LOO
Best towing, Is LOO
Indian head sheetiDg, Gets a yard
Knit Drawers, % cts.
Mitts with calf face, - cts.
Indian tan buck gloves SO cts. pair.
Wool jackets, Sl,00.
Good dress furnish 10 cts.
Pearl Buttons, 5 cts. a doz.
Our Goods are no shop worn goods
as We do not handle anything but
6rst quality having the best 10 styles.
We still promise the public to furnish
the latest and newest 10 the market,
We sell good cheapezsnd furnish bet
ter qualities.
D. Weinberg,
Hastings.
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ONE dose of q. l. C.'s Cough
and Dip,heria Remedy is sufficient to
satisfy you Of the superior merits of
the remedy and one bottle to ure the
worst cold. c. H. Potter, agent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-12-13

Save your money by subscribing for
any paper you want, at the POstofice.
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III IS worth more than it's own
weight in pure gold. viz: d. l. C.'s
Golden Cerate. 1t cures sore eyes,
burns, cutancous eruptions and old
chronic sores. Sold BY G. H. Potter.
J-lS-om
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-12-13
Notice to Teachers,

Notice 70 Teachers.
Notice is herby given, That l will ex-
anime all persons who may desire to
offer themselves az candidates for tea
cheers of the primary or common schools
ofWebster county, at Red Cloud on th,
first Saturday in the months Of Feb.
ruary, May, August, and November.
A. A. Pope, Co. Sup't.
Negunda Jan. 5th 1877.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-12-13

5000 Bushels CT Corn
Wanted for which l will pay the
highest market price at l.. Baum's
store. 5-lS-3t
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-12-13

Cash paid for corn-enquire at the
Red Cloud Mills. LIT,
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-12-13

If you want to make yonr sweet
heart a present, 90 to the Post Office
and get something that will be worth
tho NANCY after tie holidays are past.
J-cUtf
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-12-13

VIZ advise all our readers Owning
harness, to u<e / ncie Sams Harness
OIL, as We think it is the very best ar
ticle to be had. lis I'm