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The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-08
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Charles II. Potter VS.. Melvin c.
Sherman, District Court, Webster
County, n bra>ka:
Melvin {. Sherman, o resident de-
PENDANT Will take notice ot the hing Of
the petition Of plaintiff praying judg-
ment CT the Eve following counts, to-
wit
LIST, Note to plaintiff Judgment ask
ed for $I4 IS interest aad attorneys
fees. ID. Note to p!'tif Judgment
ssked for SIS int. and At,'yS ices. 81.
Note to pl'titfjudgment asked for Sl1.
80, int. and fee. 4th. Note to J. I.
Norris or bearer. judgment S2S.5 % and
Interest. 5th. Money had ard receiv-
ed by defendan, from ? third party
anil claim assigned by him TO plaintiff,
judgement asked for $40 and interest.
You will make answer or otherwise
plead to the petition on or before the
fAh DAY ut February. 1877, or said
petition will BE- taken as true.
JNo. r WILCOX,
u 4w Pitts Attorney.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-08
WE:;SIER COUNTY.

In a few week, the tide Of immi
grafton will begin to ilw from the
ea>'rrn states 10 the west. Ne5rask
kan>a,, Colorado, and the territories,
w,li receive new life and d, W energy,
IL the shape of stalwart mcn aud noble
wpLIc9, who ic ave ia ir narrow homes
la the east with the hope Of betteriug
their condition aud that OF their chili-
Tcn, by securing homes on the broad
and fertile pralil:, oi the west. A
great many of thc,e en- grants wlil, OF
their own accord, select home, on Ne
braska's fertile acres, with the intcn-
tioH of growing up win the country,
and VIII ia a few years become wcll-tO-
do ialIners. 4 great many wiil pass
ga to the west or south in search Of
broader fields and greeuer pastures.
THIS may all he well cLoush, but at
TIE same time, We should, as c~it:zcns
o. this great aud growing State, aud
U, thi, fertile valley Use our best en-
ucivors to induce Immigration 10 our
re pective localities. Send copies OF
yvdr county paper, To your friends in
the east, and If they contemp ate NOV
ing W. {, explain to them the aivant-
ages of your locality, AMI 10y TINS means
,od ma, be able to benefit IA friend
aud aud TO your county and state d
guoi citizen.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-08
Eidorada Territory.

DR.. G. G. Meyer, editor of the
Deadwood BLACK Hills) Pioneer, ar
rived here yesterday forenoon from
Ya,kton, and went east to Washing
ton on the afte, noon train. having
been.chosen. by election, by the peo-
pie of the Black Hills. to 60 to the
national capital and present their in
tere SIS to congress. The Immediate
object OF his mission is to urge upon
the house of representatives. the ratifi
cat N of the latest treaty with the In
dia.s also to press the necessity of
making q new territory, to be set apart
f,oul a.iaceut territories as tol!"ws !:
5000 square miles frssn Dakota.
1000. square miles f:on Monta ma.
and IL coo square miles Wyoming.
II : proposed 10 call this new sub
division EIdoraio territory. 1t Is
Thoroughly a mining country AMI Dr.
NJ think /; would r"oa' pos-'Sa
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-08
BATIN, Neb., Feb. ),
L.. B.. +.

Ed. CHIEF:-i have noticed sever
al communications from Saltwater, re
Gently, signed ". W. b., who has
evidently hit upon this plan to adver-
tise his business. He urges the farm.
ers to plant hedge and. be agrees to
put out the hedge for them and insure
a live stand of plants 70, p cents per
rod. The farmers to prepare the
ground, and board the hands and
teams while the work is being done.
The farmers must ais tend the hedge
and keep it cleah of weeds. and in a
good growing cnDd. fou. Now | would
not willingly lnjure Mr.. ". W. BIS
business, and do not wish to be III
derstoOd as trying to do SO, but can
not refrain from making a little calcu-
lation on the relative cost Of hedge
plants and the cost Of putting ont.
Plants can be bought for s. % per
thousand. Not mare than % plants
are required per rod, or l,6oJ to the
quarter mile, which would cost $50.
One man would easily plant the 50
rods in a day at Sl.5o per day, max
ing the COS. Of plants and setting $40.
Now for the difference W. W. B.
would have at % cents per rod $50 %
for putting on, the 50 rods. The diff
ference In the cost i, SIS 30. Pretty
good profit for one day work.
{. y. r.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-08

:c.Es:..r...-'sss::C
February 3, ISL.

February u, ISL.
ED. CnuF:-We IKE your paper.
but voulI ike j, better If II Contained
more communications from the yario1s
part Of he county. We think tina,
person very ~..ish who sits an reads
rho-e letter. AMI never think, Of cos-
tributing one himself. That's too
much Ike riding a horse sni never
feeding him, OF Ike forever sucking
the honey from a flower and never
watering the plant. We don't expect
this u be a big feel for tn. hJr-e,'
nor a copipu, IA wer fpr the plants"
but If you cant iri rom Or II in the
column of the CHEF, perhaps You
can find a place for it in your stove
The people on this SIDE OF the river
ale anxious to hear the snort Of The
iron horse in our c. unty, and so far a.
your humble servant il conversant with
the wishes Of the people, they are IN
animous,y willing to support railroad
bonds.
Every n seems to De bu,ily engag-
ed minding bis own business. We
hear Of no broken nccks, We iiing-, OF
newly born babes. T.. IL. Smith is
win;ering | 400 head Of sheep, and
Judging from the amount Of feed and
shedding, and the manner in which he
han lies the tlp:k, h. has hal much
exp %eriehce with sheep: and viii un-
doubtedly make it pay. \ Harry Is
our school director. one Of our most
cu,erprising men and likes fan As we'll
a. any one. Mr.. Beauchamp seem,
to take the lead among the jockeys.
There are a great many hogs about Nr
Wagoncr's place, but there are 50
many bachelors there you can tell
who owns the hogs. Our school is
taught BY ID +. Wagner, and will
speak for itself. The present term will
expire in three weeks. We might tell
you more but 0r fear y,u viii only
fad room for what is told We wine
our quill
BEGINNER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-08

The Local Option Bill" now before
the legislature, prohibits the issuing
Of a license to sell liquors. in any town
city or precinct, where q majority Of
the people of said town, city, or pre-
cinct decide that there shall be no H.
ccnse; and the bill fixes the sum to be
paid for a license, at $500, IN all cases.
Ye Gods! if this bill becomes a law,
won't ii e dealers 10 intoxicating bev-
erages, ard the consumers thereof,
have to pay for their WHISTLE"
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-08
.--.r.GJ DANGER.
From the Omaha Iserub!ican.j

From the omaha Republican,
The mot; serios- question ssii,ting
the minds e western people 20 dag,
cycn more ,han the c0npTomi.e bIl or
~natrEal iaity ISSUES, l. dist involved
~ tie ,hr.tcned INVASION pi the gras,
hopper army. The conference Of
wss:crH governors 10 Omaha. together
WI \ rhe facts aad ,heOri there al
yaucel have resulted IN mach agi,a-
ton and conscguent good The feel
ing e ~.is,rnst anl fear Is Wearing away
under positive knowledge Of the
strength Of the enemy AMI the kind d.
weapons that must be ed IN 1t des-
truclion. All ovcr the state, aud ter
r~itories involved Ia the snnua! vi,ita-
ZION Of TIN. plague. a cagefl! watch l.
being kept Of tie dormant foe, now
embedded IN the earth IN the shape OF
y d, of eggs. Experiments in hatch
ing out the Young, ,ubi.cting them to
cold and freezing are 10 order tn learn
what part nature will act in their des-
truc,lon when the ground thaxs and
freezes again in early spring.
A description Of the young Insect
may not be embarrassing aud We give
it as a correspondent state, it. He
says:
''In the irst place they are placed
in their earthly bed with the end up
in which the head will appear, a.d
from about } to ~ eggs are deposited
in a bunch surrounded with a pro-
tec,ing sheath excepting the Top which
Is covered with a whiti,h substance !;
and this extenis uD towards the top
of the ground. When the hopper
comes forth leaving the shell, there
still clings to him a white tissue en-
vclcping his ear extremity aud hind
legs, cau,ing him TO fall on his side
or back almost h.lpicss; but pretty
soon he works his hind leg loose,
turns right side up, and if you dist orb
him he's off like a flea.
They grow fast if well taken care Of,
but freeze if the mercury settles TO
20 above zero, or l2' below freezing.
They have rlucked enough to live at
A or 3 below freezing. Ii takes
about lie below to eternal quiet them.
The hoppers when hatched will freeze,
but the eggs r main in a liquid state
even in solid frozen ground, and the
hopper partially matured at that
The Sioux City .Journdi strongly
recommends the s wing OF barley as a
means of securing a crop, which fur
! msaes one OF the best sources for stock
feed. II Is more nutritive than oats
hy ~ per cent, asI MAKES better
pork than corn. Barley as an oldina.
ry crop is underestimate but it il
gaining favor IA Iowa. now third ia
The Ii, Of barley growing states. The
yield here averagede in 1875, 2I4
bushels per acre, and it is always il
demand a, high prices.
-Four or five years ago as soon a. the
pest We're able to commence skipping
around they worked a little damage
to growing grain. destroying perhap:
a tepth Of the crop, and then took
wings and few away. Our harvest
that year was a large one. May not
the 'hoppers that hatch out the com.
ing spring do likewise?
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-08

Farmers Of Nebraska, look to live
stock to make your revenues. Cat
tie. sheep and hogs will pay your gro
Gerry bi l., and put money for you in
the hanks. There is one article which
the masses Of this country and Eng
land cannot do withou:-except under
compukion ard that IS animal food.
Where in the wide world can beef he
raised at a cheaper rate than in Neb-
-aska; and, as for the market, why
that is world wide. The experiment
of shipping fresh beef from the Uni
ted States to England is now no long
er an experiment. but an assured sue
cess. We read in the latest issued re-
port of the department Of Agriculture
that six steamers Of the Anchor
line have been provided with refrig
Grating apaIatus for the transportation
of fresh meat across the Atlantic.
Cattle are brought by rail to the sea
board and killed the night before they
are shipped. A current of cold air,
driven by steam power kept up ali
night, sets the beef and and extracts
the animal heat. The caarcasSes are
cut in quarters and placed in a refrig-
Grating compartment Of the vessels,
and these are Theoretically sealed, ard
kept COO! by means of air in the next
rooms. The temperature is kept
down to IS degrees-not suffered to
60 to freezing point, as that would
iniure the flavor Of the meat. 1t is
being found that the transportation of
live cattle cannot be maintained in
competition with the dead meat trade.
This latter trade is enlargins rapidly !;
and arrangements have already bee.
made to ship 200 c.rcasses per week
to GLASGOW alone. We hesitate TOT to
give this as good news for Nebraska.
Our praiies will grow and fatten any
quantity of the best beeyes and with
a demand for American beef not only
ut home but in the great consuming
market of Englaui. the time is com-
ing when stockraising will be the spec
| ;.I wort of rho nr.i-ie farmer-Ltn-
: .ela Journal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-08

We will have to remind the public
again Of the purport Of :kc law gov
erning and protecting news papers,
which says that an order Of disc ntln-
uance must tie accompanied with cash
to pay up all arrearage. Unless this
is done the publisher can continue to
send the paper, and collect by law
whether they are taken out Of the
Postofice or not.-EE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-08

Chss Collins. Chief Engineer ofthe
Lake Shore K tIichigsn Southern
railto cal. committed .uicii. in C2ere
lanl rec. n,,y. /, il believed that "a
ie,y On o Of ,h. late acc,Ien, a,
sshtabu!a afec'el his rea.pa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-08

The secretary Of treasury says he
has not sufficient silver to meet le-
xitimatc demands, and declines to re-
exchange u. S. notes for silver brought
to the department in sums varying
from. ten to Eve hundred dollars.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-08

.afh :ienf ropu'aiinn ~ enter The On
ion asa state, for ie tc~lieve- IN a
great future i"r he Hll-. He SAYS
the immon,e development of the gold
r.sion will he rhc "A y.'ion OF the
county, Onohp HeDnLi.oR.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-08

An exchange says that a Virginia
lady has not tasted water for seven
years. Tea being her only beverage
There are meu in this town who proc
ably have not tasted water for a longer
pTiod than TINT, and tea is not their
beverage eitL.er.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-08

Adam Forepauyh, the circus man.
j. again in luck. One of his perform
ing elephants has given birth to a
Young elephant. The first ever born
IN America.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-08

Henry WaM Bcccher ia his travels
a. "A lecturer is accompanied 10y two
young men, as a body guard, to keep
tie old wretch out of scrapes. We sap
pose.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-08

The comrrcnie bill has become "A
law, and the 6Leen Gisnitarle> have
begun .he lajOrious task ct canva>sing
TIE electoral votes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-08

If the present legislature have ac-
comr,!i>hed anything of Importance
since it convened. except to elect Gov.
Saunders to the position of L. S. SEN
ator, We are rot aware Of it.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-08

An effort will be- made to imreach
Attorney Gen. Roberts, for na!eSa-
auce In oaicc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-08
Official Directory.
CONGRESSIONAL

CONGRESSIONAL.
A. (. o.id ck Belfricc. T.. &. Senator
". Hitchcock. Omaha. L. :. Senator.
LORENZO Crounse. Representatives
EXECUTIVE.
SILiSGARBER. G~ov.rnor. Lincoln
Brunp Tzschpcs. Sec. If State.
J.3 Weston. Lincoln. Auditor.
JIG. Mcbride. :, Treasurer.
Geo. IL. R,bcTts. Any Cen.
J. NJ. Mckenzie. Lincoln. SUP. Pub iLs;ruc.
JUDO. AIRY
Geo. V. Like. Omaha. ChiefJIEtice.
Danliantt. Nebraska CITY. ,..o T..
Ian. Maxwell. P~Iatsnouthj
WEBSTER COUNTY.
j. A. TuIieys, County Clerk.
X. 70. Jones, Treasurer.
I. y. T1lleys. Probate Judge.
II. &. j. u. sheriff.
A. A. Pppe, School Sup't.
&. G. Con. Coroner.
W y. Thorn. County Surveyor
q. |. ball.
l.. ". Lnce. County Commissioners.
J. u. Hobart
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-08
LEGAL NOTICE

Mary T. len Law. plaintiff, axa:ns;
Frsnk " Law. defendant.
N,;,e, {, + AJAX VI. Law, non r.-,-
irnt s..caiapt You ar- h~Fsuy ~,
tii-i tha, there j. rps on tie ,n the
oFKce Of the Clerk ufihe Dis'risf Court
Tor rhe 5fh J.d,cizi btssret. County
70. Webster add State II Nebrssks, .
D riuon Of the above pAsissia, puyisr
iJr . divorce from you 90 the YToand-
OF extreme cruelty. bey!ecs and habit
ual drunkenes. end u,less veu answer
thereto on or before the 18th d,y OF
February. ISL. the allegation. eoa
tanned therein oil BE- taken az ,rpe.
kALEy Bios.
81 4, Au IS for pfiif.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-08

Fhe debt statement SHOWS a decrease
in tie national debt during January of
-. UC9 663.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-08
MARK ThESE FACTS.
The Testimony Of tire Whole World.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

IlOLkLD sb'
81 had no appetite. Holloway. Pills gave
me a hearty one.
Your Pills are marvellous"
"a sead for another eor. and keepthem "
the house
DIR. II IIoway ha. cured my headache
that was chronic
gave one o.: ur Pills to my bah. for
cholera morbu.. The dear little thins got
well in a day 80
MY nausea Of a morning il now cured.
" our box of iiOlioway'- ointment cured
me of noises IN the head. rubbed some -;
,our oinrm mt behind the ear- anithc noise
has left"
"seni me two boxes; want one for a poor
family.
but the medicine 10 me ~ worth a icllar.
have over -t'surh testimonials a. these
bu, want sf-Dace compels NJ to conclude
Tor SS-u;sae3rs Disorders.
And al erup;ions OF fine skin. rhi. Ointment
4 most valuable. IL does not hes sIteF-
na.ly alone. but penetrares with its NOR
searching effects to the very roet o.tAe EVIL
HOLLOWAYS PILLS
Invariably cure tie following disease.
r:s:.la. o::le Ei.aeys.
In all diseases Affecting these organs. Wish
er they secrCte too much ar too isitle water
or VIE her taey oe afii-fei with stone OF
gravel. or "tH at@t- al faiit tltt's M
Ih- loins Over the regions 9th kinney.
these pills should De taken according 20 tie
ri ted direct on. ana tue piE-m.ut s1Sgt
be wei rubbed int the -fasIt ~ Use back at
bed tine fhIs u a-uent .li eve aiIHI<i
mtnedlat re.Iri when al! . h.r means have
failed.
Ts- san.:.. q: ::.:;c:.
I No medicine ~ 40 eEecG liz improve
the fore of the stomach - he, 81 J.; they
remove ali aeiiI'y "ceas.' neI ether uy IN
TEN Or improper i3.r
A = PIGL~ ar the best sn~sn
in the wo$d for the following uI-esEe- Agus
Asth r. Bilious Complaints. bI0tchss on
the Skin. BoS is. cousamp ion. Debility.
DrJy>y. Dyseutery. Erys peas. f.mase Ir-
resuharities. F-rers Of all kinj-. 20 .ioa'.
Ihroass stone ana GH-sl. H.rE:. II al
kinds, Weakness firm ans cause. -.
IMPORTANT cG-..E.
Nonss- genuine unless tire -rr-tn<e e
J. HAY4arg. a<sger; OR the trs-rr Stairs.
surrounds each b Z e Pills. sat ointment.
4 sani omer~arl will he given 70 any oas
renierisS slca information a. maJ lead to
the dc.ecrICa Of any psriy or par lsse"uH eT-
ieifi.y 'hc medicine. or Ten4Ics re same.
sn"vl.r them fJ be .psriGu--
F..>oid n the mar9factcTy OF Prof@s-or
uoGLnvAY-x,1 e.. Nes YorE. and - a.! re-
specialize druggists ard dealer. IN Dedi-in~
tbroaghoat the civilized world IN GCxe. ,.
- ssn:s. 6. n. aa4 81 each.
SSIher.i i considerable sayisg By taxing
Z e~fsrg-Tsises
ES-piree,ion. for the ruids.ce Of p
tients IN every i,.orier are AfiKed - cash
box nS-Iy
-e, 20 L.s.s-s..ss:... :.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-08

The readers at DR.. j. Y. Ayers al
Will probably be surprised to
lcaln that he is now hopclc>sly insane.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-08
LEWIS g.. NuSprW,

Assistant; Pos. Master. PHil,Ic!paih.
"WeLlyet.s,c Its virtues, personally an.
know that Tor DyspcV 1t. hiIou-ne-s, AMI
tnrOthtns iicgdaCa-, ~ J. the ~L,-t medicine
ihc weriicSrr saw. We hay" JUcd iurtS
sIaeT ietIe-Ics before SImiBv.s Liver k's
u'a'or. bU- hone OF them gave - TU.c ia al
Temporary rel e.; but -, kvsC.at'T nDt III
r,.Iey.d. bI cured a.. ~. IeirgrLph All
Messenger. Mia on. tn.
AHuut. tur.d only by
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-03-22

an SthiJg ovoH I'd soavc his actual *
parscs, and e .;Oarss Ehe alan " 10 has
Eo,ai7k 70 sPHod 5oss rotating t1r sIs
OpsniE2 up o. progress f That eel, % Ia
Ynlsh ne j. working
Fte contrast bas been very marked b
tween the farming hands of fbe cotton
States ane the E0rkman in tho In;nufac-
t1r'lG diss. icrs; to this end rhe south
ias heeR obliged to push forsa- d n u
most energies 10 encouraging everything
that tended to promote he- fsltufe ges.ith
and so has determined 70 upororrilte I
certain share in the rapid g-rntl tae
United States MSS made IA manufacturers,
which h+yo loab ed Within tia Lass t,o
years. The financial crsi4 Of 1873 dlt
great deal nf good to tie eou5h, and
while all Industries we're - stsnd It
! in the Norm, aUGeriR us the7 did from
the encumbranccs of dsbt, contra tel in
Dr lspercUs times, tho feT c,e,oa raa-
70 :eA thFt had been erected IN the Soash
we're ali dolhg sue.cs-lui bu53ua-s
| In Ve0nesses, Alablnl, George aud
Texas mill pTOpsr5V - rhIs dag is payi17
| large dividends; the onlg way % keep
| rade ever on tho increase, l. to create
! naw activity, the moment IL Is GiscoFcrai
| lat eefta other localities are ousstriI-
ping thu South Of her legitimate .o.cups-
ton, the spinniag, "a vail as tia gro.y-
ing of cotton. The greas drawback 70
| the proper advancement of manufactdr-
| ing enterprise is thai both State an3
municipal laws prevent the untralnsl4i
execution Of local energy, and while. of
course, it IS very difi3tl; for le2isia tors
SO SEQ that .he wea'ra OF their various
sections depends upon the seiEsuDp0rt.
| ing capacity OF their inhabitants, still it
is an essential poins to inspire Que gu
| courage ment to build up every kind of
enterprise, instead eff pulling it down by
stringent tazea, for the amalgamstion of
agricultural and manufacturing pursuits
is the only method for any people to az
quire permanent wealth and retain Il
lasting. independsnos:-Nsso York Cot
ton Record.
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The White Policy.

We dc not look upon the rc-aata5lish-
meBt Of siavsry, in nans, as the South,
az Prebabla, or even possible. BIs we
believe the absoiu:s smalg asas.oa Of the
tRo races, ths blacks, sud tbs whites,
also, iIapoSsibia. Daring ths grastsr
part ef tia last ten ye4rs the coiors1
people have enjoyed the adya ataEs o.
Keen sympathY tor them on t4e part 0,
Sha national Adminissr4tioD. they OF
their p=ofsssed friends nave held the
Federal Offices
All this is essentially changed now.
i waite Elaa's party Ii - be butt ua in
sac S,.Uth, composed largely of tbs rebel
element Already a man has been ap-
pointed Pessmaster-Generai of the
United SkSses because ne had been ar
eft GER an tia rebel Ermy-for We do not
supp0ss that Mr.. Key would ever have
been thought IL for the place eXcspE for
shis ressJa 1t Wa believed shat gnrou h
tho iaa sr1a ataiitY o. this aDp0i ng,o eut
fprgsr rebels eoala be drawn 70 sac
Hayes standard. Already leading
Hayes iOurnal demands the removal o
cojgred persons holding oGfcas uadsi
the general Government, IN the South
whose ignorance aud incapacity hAvs
been suddenly discovered.
gDus far the signs of remembrance
within the ranks Of tns parsy against
this fundamental change of policy ara
/ fsH. MIR Blaine made declamato-y re
monstrance in the Senate; bat the Iatss
! a1vices represent hIm nj on the best pos
si5le footing with the now Prrsjdent and
! she nav Cabinet. The veGerabls I'm
Lloyd Garrison, who has uaselGshly d.
voted long life to advocating the oaus,
of ths colored race, has written a burn
ing letter of disspprovsl EVsn th'
eloquent Wendell Phillips is dumb
while the Republican prsss gsneralI,
applauds the policy a. promising the &C
QUESTION of nesded strength to tbs Re
publican party.
1t will be interesting to see how thi
new policy will be received By the col
0red people themselves Under is the
will retain nominal equality, but thej
old masters will direct things prstt'
muoh in their own way. The negros
nay continue 20 vote. but they will no
be expected to continue to think. Tb
whites will d. the thinking fos bost
races -Ne,0 York Sum
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-03-22
Noble Ennduct.

NJ. Dugar, provost of the merchants
in the city OF GYons, was man remark
able Tor the strict end Impartial admin
i'trati1n Of justice The bakers hattered
themselves .hs5 they could prevail upon
him to be their friend. at the expense Of
she public. Th,y waited upon nim IN 4
b 'ds, ard begged leave t. raise ,hr rrics
OF bread He tod tbem thpt be wUuiI
eXa nine their patisI3n. AMI gise them
a. answer soon; before they left the
ON the cOntrived siyly to drop a purse
II Ewo hundred tuuis Tors "a Zoe table.
iney soon called rpon ,hs siaE ,Jtrata for
an answer, 10. in the leass btIng but
the mvne7 hsI aIectuaI ploaI-1 tari-
cause. "Ggut!sn n, SAID Il. DJgar Il
h4v9 T5igh Il your reason, ia The bal
Auce ef justice aud find them ligIt
DO not mink the p=oyi5 ought Go suff T
undqr pretense of thu dsaroess Of corn,
winch | know to be IL funded. as "a
tns purse which you left me, am Ger.
tain tat have made such a generous