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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-20
POINT CLEAR.

III any Of the celebrated summer resorts Oh the
North and East could boast the advantages
nossassed by Point Clear In Mobile Bay, what
coutinuous rush Of pleasure seekers there would
IL fran The South. How our migratory popula.
don would spend its money, and bear with stole
Indifference the dangers and difficulties attend
ant upon trip there. There 10 consolation ID
The thought that the Southern people are learn
ina wisdom In this regard-are coming TO appre
ciate tho beauties Of their own neighborhoods. the
advantages OF their own seaside watering-places
Nature has done much for Point 0lear, and man re.
coguizing the rare beauty OF the location, and its
peculiar advantages, has not been allow to place
there every necessary adjunct to delightful sum.
nisr residence.
Upon its snowy, firm, sloping beach, the white.
capped surf rolls in graceful curves, with ever .
musical murmer, and the glorious breeze, fresf
from the gulf, comes laden with the perfume o
the sea and with life for the invalid. Not ever
Newport boasts finer surf bathing.
Within hundre yards OF the hotel are caugh
sfn abundance the most delicious varieties OF asl
that swim In the Gulf, and oysters. suft.shel
crabs aud shrimp are found In unlimited quaint
ties. There are pleasant rides and drives ia thu
adjacent woods. which are filed with game
Swift and swifs sailboats are In attendance. anc
billiard tables and ton-pin alleys In oonvenien
proximity.
Capt. Ill @. Baldwin, the proprietor, il whole
souled southern man, and those who enjoyed hi!
hospitality last season will bear willing testimop.
To his ability to keep first GLASS hotel In ever,
respect He deserves especial credit for thu
sorupulous cleanliness OF Lis house, and for hav
I'M Che best cooking In the South.
Parties leaving here In the morning by the Mo
bile road conneot with the swift and beautifu
steamer Annie at Mobile, and arrive al the hote
wharf iii time for dinner. The sail down the ba
10 delightful, and the Annie runs like deer
The rates are very moderate. For particulars
address Capt. H, q. Baldwin, Mobile. Ala.
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by Mash q Hodgson.
POSITIVE SALE.
By consent OF all parties concerned.
THE HUNTER WAREHOUSE,

POSITIVE SALE.
By consent OF all parties concerned.
THE HUNTER WAREHOUSE.
Fronting on each Hunter and New Levee
streets,
Opposite the Orleans Press.
On Long Credit Without Limit,
AT Public Auction.
DY NASH d HODGsON-W. /. Hodgson.
On SATURDAY May 20. 1877. at 10 O'Clock M,
at the st. Charles Auction Exchange. without
limit or reserve, by consent OF parties Will 10
so i TWO CERTAIN LOTS OR PORTIONS OF
GHoIJND. together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon, situated 10 Ine nI ~
New Ieyee. Tchoupitouas. Thalia and Hunter
streets. designated as Nos. and 2 on plan by
Louis H. Pile, surveyor sg da'eo April H. 1870
'n Lot No measures 50 feet 6 inches front ON
Hunter street, the same width in the rear py u
aepe Ct II Tdaeuptoaas ee md Isl
inches on the side line nearest New Levee street.
Lot No mesaures IA feet inches front on
New Levee street., by depth OF 9s feet inches
s lines on the side line next to Hunter street;
thence on an oblidue line running toward
Thaia street 40 feet 3 inches 8 lines. and thence
"a feet on a second depth line. and 181 feet 4
inches lines ON the other side line nearest
Thalia street. and IS feet inches on the rear
line adjoining lot NO. J. ,,.a pprfr
slate RooF WAREHOUSE. built IN the
shape Of two sides o. SQUARE Win IN oRHan nnes
and is opposite the Orleans Press, lower inc. a.
Plan Of the above property may be seen ae
W Te rms and Conditions One-third cash. and
the balance at one and two years. with per eenL
interest and all the usual security ciausss5 "
per cent to be paid cash on the spot 70 einu Tue
Act Of sale before James Tahey. notary pub
lie at the expense OF the purchaser, inciuoAhk
inc 'aAes oae anu Ga e''o'' - myts1 10 I'd
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JOSEPH HENDERSON. LATE OF PORTRUsH
in the county Of Antrim. in ireland.
gentleman. deceased.

YTyO THOMAS HENDERSON, SON OF
J. George Henderson, formerly Of Bellaghey,
in The county Of Londonderry in ireland. de-
daughter Of James Henderson. formerly OF Bel
laghey, aforesaid. in the county Of London
derry in Ireland, deceased wife OF - snow,
and - Snow, her husband j, Helen /, Mary Hen :
said, deceased. and Thomas Henderson. son OF
James Henderson, aforesaid, deceased, John
Henderson, Robert Henderson Thomas Hem
derson, Jane Henderson and Mary Anne Hem
derson children Of Thomas Henderson former
iy OF Bellaghey. aforesaid. in the county OF Lon
dorlderry In Ireland, deceased
TAKE NOTICE, that by citation from Her
Maiesty's Court o.. Probate, IN Ireland. prinei-
s Pa cert ana atssted By Wam Wiley
dated the eleventh day OF April, 1877. you and
each of you were commanded that within three
ment stated in the order of the said court, dated
the eighteenth day Of Deeember, 1s76, IN said
citation referred to. inclusive OF the day OF such
publication, you and each Df you do cause an
appearance TO be entered for you and each OF
Probate in Ireland, in support OF any Interest
you may have in the personal estate and effects
Of the said deceased, who died on or about the
nsD hKE az Eyo 4 tRs IN default of
doing SO, the judge of the said court will pro-
coed to have the alleged last will OF said de.
ceased. bearing date the fifth day Of June. 1874,
and also the alleged eodieil thereto, bearing date
Shields and andrew Houston, both of Portrush,
In the county Of Antrim, in Ireland claim to be
executors. proved in solemn form OF law and to
pronounce sentence In regard to the validity OF
the same, your absence Notwithstanding.
THOMAS G.. CARSON,
Solicitor for John Shields and Andrew Houston.
my20 ct 43 Dame street, Dublin.
IN THE COURT OF PROBATE IN IRELAND.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY O. Va1eton.
VALUABLE BAKERY ON ToHoUrIToULAs
STREET.
A GOOD INVESTMENT.

Two yALETON. Auetioneer-O Office 90 and
ID 95 Magazine stpeet-.sATURD AY, May &c. at
IL O'Clock M viii be sold at the Merchants and
FOUR LOTS OF GROUND. with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, consists
ing OF d well established Bakery, now IN sue
cessful operation, in the square bounded by
Teho11uitoulas. Commerce., Delord and Louisa
streets, and adioining Hoeizells Rice Mill and
designated by Nos. 5. 8. 7 and 8. Lots Nos and
6 adloin each other and measure each 21 feet
on Tchoupitoulas street by SO feet g inches in
depth, between parallel lines. Lots Nos. and
adioin each other and also measure u Feet
d pth.
and two years, with all usual clauses which
Act of sale before e. Bouny, notary. my20 til
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Yesterday we noticed the Office OF W. Fl. Bar
nett, money broker, No. 30 Ut. Charles street,
opposite st. Charles Hotel, thronged with parties
sioued by his liberal allowance OF discount on
warrants received for same. Mr.. b. buys these
warrants from first hands over the counter, and
of course, is prepared to offer larger Inducements
than any one else. We would advise those con-
carnad To zee him.
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BY s. Guinault
DAIRY.
Succession of Jean Louis Yerle-No. 39,soi.

Succession of Jean Louis Yerie-No. 39,3oI.
DY 8. GUINAULT. Auctioneer-Ofice corner
ID of Exchange Alley and Bienyfile street.
MONDAY, May 81, 1877. will be sold at ii o'clock
a. M, at the corner Of Hope and Elysian Fields
streets, by virtue Of sr1sprder from the honora-
bic the Second District Court Tor the parish Of
Orleans. dated Attn May. 1s77-
81 Mich Cows. / Bull, Calves. Horses, ?
Carts, Q sows, Hogs. about 100 Hens and about
so Chickens; also, one lot of Household Furni-
ture.
Terms Up to 5000, cash. and above 1900 six
months credit for notes satisfactorily endorsed
on the spot. myS Is 20
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GRAND SACRED CoNcERT FOR THE BENEFIT OF
ST. JOINS PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHuRcH.-The
attention OF our resders is directed to the pro-
gramme In our amusement columns OF grand
sacred concert to be given under the direction of
Prof. Grnneberg, AT ST. Johns Church, corner of
Third and Annunciaton streets, Friday even
ing, May AZ, at haif-past o'clock. A rich treat
liz promised alf those who are lovers OF sacred
mnsic and song. The selections ars we'll made
and Or the choicest kind, and our most accom-
ulished ARTISTS and amstenrg are TO take part,
and we IRE informed there i 70 be chorus of
44enty.tlve voices.
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This week Messrs. Danziger will offer TO the
public large and varied assortment of dry goods
at prices that will saisy the closest buyer. Many
Of the goods have been purchased BY this enter.
prising firm very cheap at bankrupt sales In New
York, and despite the large crowds that daily
throng this popular house, they still have very
large stock on hand, which they are selling at .
very reduced rate
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ADVERTISEMENTS
POUND NOTICE NO. ~.

DEPARTMENT OF POLICE. !
Administrators Office,
New Orleans, May 10, 1877.
WAS BROUGHT TO THE THIRD DIS
w trct Pound corner Ct M Y r. and a., Ma
ONE DARK BAY MULE, about II hands high.
Which II not claimed within five days, end
expenses thereon paid will be sold at public
auction. at said pound, on SATURDAY, 18th
inst, at 10 O'Clock m.
By order OF a,u r, ,...ox-
my2o I'd Administrator.
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SOLD BY ORDER OF COURT,

ON LONG CREDIT AT AUCTION.
pY NASH Il HoDGsoN-W. /. HoDasoN,
ID .Auetioneer- ONCE. No. 10 Carondelet street.
the st. Charles Auction Exchange. will be sold
i. THE OOAIMODIOUS ONE AND A HALF
STORY ELEVATED FRAME COTTAGE RES
TDENCE on basement, known as No. 100 Camp
street, between Julia and St. Joseph streets,
with alley in the rear. Lots measure 51x170 feet.
!. THAT VALUABLE BUILDING SITE,
known as No. 1s5 Magazine street, between Jul
liza and 81. Joseph streets. Lot measuring 32x
~ ) II THE ECO ct0MMoD1oUs COTTAGE RESI-
DENCE. known as No. 235 Camp street with tive
4. THE CHOICE BUILDING SITE, adjoining
the same. fronting on Camp, about 25x122 feet,
with common alley in the rear.
g. FOUR CHOICE COMMERCIAL BUILD
ING LOTS, ON the corner Of Camp and Delord
streets, measuring about 24x11o to liz feet each.
with s. T Tssf al'e Choice BUILDING SITES. on
corner OF Delord aud St. Charles streets, east
and fronting on Iiyoli Circle, and measuring
about G6 by so feet, with i'm prov ments. -
I. FIVE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS on
Front and Delta streets. between Girod and
fest tFgether, adjoining the champion Press'
ward and opposite the Morgan Railroad Depot.
TEkM5-One third cash, balance at one and
two years with per cent. interest and the usual
clauses.
Acts of sale before A. Hero, Jr., notary, at the
expense of the purchasers.
For full particul lars as to measurements ETC..
apply to the auctioneers. and see the plans at
the place of sale. my16 10 10 26td
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY,
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, |
Saturday Evening, May 10.
gEw oRLEANy CLEARING HOUSE,

~A%AS@A-s~~SN
NAV lq ,ass ss9 Is .i RssnSe e
same time last week. 1,495,4D0 20 1906 Al
Total last week. ...... 9g96761 AZ 9p2 1913 "a
Total week before. So. s,683,7l7 50 967, 1863 81
L We are indebted to MIR. /. N. Maynard. mana
ger Of the New Orleans Clearing House Associs-
ton, for the following report OF the condition OF
the associated banks ut the close OF business,
Friday, May IL. 1877:
RESOURCES.
Specie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S459 ga III
Currency. Observation-Disclosures. 30l969f ~
Clearing House exchanges ........ 1,433, 257 20
Checks on other local banks and
bankers. 49 65U ~
Domestic and Foreign Exchange ;. 3,709,S05 SO
Due from distant banks and bank
ere. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 29s,934 50
Loans and discounts ............. Il, 49l ,065 60
Other cash asHets ................. 4.011,TW 40
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a., 953,s27 50
q. LIABILITIES.
Circulation. ...................... $500, s72 80
Deposits neutrality-suspicious.. IA, ST., $40 80
Due distant banks and bankers :. l,561, as
Other cash liabilities. ............. 494, 543 so
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ga, $50 as
COMPARED WITH LAST WEEK.
Increase; Decrease.
Specie .......s.......... S1V,uoV
Currency ............... . 80 on l2o,Ooo
Loans .................. 100000 ......
Deposits. .............s 5f0,VUU
The demand for money was moderate to-day
both in bank and on the street, and commercial
paper was unchanged. Under the decline at New
York, Gold gave way ~, but only one sale was
reported. Foreign Exchange followed the course
Of Gold, closing 70 lower for sterling and Il u
cent for francs. lhe movement was quite limit
were strong. State Consols gave way 11@H ~
cent, while Premium Bonds advanced about u ID
cent. The sales in both were Of liberal extent.
Warrants receivable for State taxes and licenses
ruled at about previous rates, but nothing was
reported in other warrants or City Police Certf-
Gates.
We continue to quote Exceptional commercial
paper So VI cent per annum discount Al do.
9M10 second grade do. 12@15; collateral loans
7@s drst c sns,a mortgages s1s0s1l and second
Gold opened ii 1oe1s@ioss&. against 1867. at
New York, and after y quite limited business
closed at 1862 1861, against 1867 IN that mar
ket. The only sale reported was $4,000 at 1867
closing Hc lower for sterling, and about II for
francs. The movement in sterling was limited,
| and nothing was reported in francs.
The sales Of Sterling we're confined to 100000
bill Of lading at 5i9@5i9H, s1500 bank at SAY,
and E1000 do sight at GA.
AT the close sterling bills we're quoted at 5176l
$751; for bill Of lading and Al clear, and q
622L for bank lbank counter rate -0523l, and
francs ct 485 for commercial, and nominal for
bank.
New York sight was unchanged. The sales
comprised $70,00n, embracing 10000, sac. 900
| and $4,000 private bankers at n y cent pre-
MUM.
The banks continue to check on New York at
" VI cent premium. aud commercial sight was
still quoted ct
20 sharss OsnA Bank at...s......... 800 y
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GUN AND LooKsMrrH.-Partie desiring q lock-
smith can ilnd . very trustworthy and expe-
rienced workman In MIR. +. Busch, IS CONNER
cial Place. where he can be found at all times to
attend to work at the shortest notice. Mr.. Busch
does any kind OF work in his line, such az bell
hanging, putting up iron ratings, repairing
vaults, locks and copying. presses, making dupli-
cate keye, etc. See his card i'm another column.
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CONSTABLE SALES.
RaziIe Bares W.. Louis Feuillatre.

Hazile Bares ys. Louis Feuillatre.
l. Of Orleans. Nos. ia and 15a-By virtue OF
two writs or alias fieri facias to me directed by
the Hon. John L. Laresche, Third Justice of the
entitled causes. I will proceed to sell ct public
auction. at my warehouse. on Bienyille street,
between Bourbon and Royal streets, 10 the Nee
ond District of this city, on MONDAY, 2sth day
of May, 1877, at u o'clock m: -..-x.xxr,,x-,,r,
ONE LOf OF HOUSEHOLD FURNlTD,hH, IL N
as per inventory in my Office. Also, all the
rights, title and interest OF defendant. LOUIS
Feuilatre, in and to two certain suits. NOS I65
and 765 of the docket OF the First Justice court
for the parish OF Orleans. entitled Louis feuli-
latre vs. Ernest Cabaud.
Heized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOS. j. BUCKLEY.
my1e 25 40 Constable.
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$40 cash will buy genuine new family Singer
sewing machine, with all attachments. We do
not advertise our old machines at s25 as q catch.
Office, 81 Canal street.
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Just received one hundred Grover g. Baker
hand attachments. They can be adjusted TO the
machine in Eve minutes and enable the operator
to sew equally as fast az when using the treadle.
B Charities street,
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TAX NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE STATE TAX CoLLECToR.)
Third District, Parish of Orleans, I
May 16. 1877.
Persons owing licenses to the State In this dis
trict are hereby notified that such licenses must
be paid by the first of June.
s. r. PROCTOR.
my1s 7t* State Tax Collector.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE TAX COLLECTOR, THIRD DISTRICT,
Parish Of Ofleans, May 9, 1877.
Property owners of the Third District are
hereby notified that am now prepared to re-
ceive current and back TAXES ON REAL ES-
TATE. at No. II Espianade street.
mye I'm i. r. PROCTOR. Collector.
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JAMES LINGAN,

JAMES LINGAN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law.
mys ~ Gsasier stfeet.
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There is no excuse for buying cheap or ole
machine at $25 when tn gets one OF the latest
improved Singers, with all attachments. Office
81 Canal street,
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUCCESSION NOTICES.
succrsston of Pierre Tseno.

CECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y OF Orleans, No. $780, Notice is hereby
given to tine creditors oil this estate, ana
show cause sA within ten days from the pres
emit notification df any they have or CAM
why the account presented by the tesla, ~, :
estate should not be homologated and aP-
nroyed. and the funds distributed in accord
anee Herewith.
rnvsp Oh ae* JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR, !
Fifth District, Algiers.
April 49, 1877.
All persons within the limits OF the Fifth Dis
trict owing license and capital tax are hereby
notified that the office for the collection OF said
taxes is now open at the corne OF seguin and
''- ~' III. J. BARRETT.
ap1e tt State Tax Collector.
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Get your hats at the 'Stonewall Jackson cor
ner of Royal and st. Louis streets.
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DY HOEY, MACON & O'CONNO Nicholas
ID J. Hoey, Auctioneer-O Office No. II Carondelet
street-TUEsD May 30 1877. at 70 o'clock M,
at the ST. Charles Auction Exchange. By, virtue Of
an order Of the honorable the Second District
above entitled matter. will be sold at public
auction for account OF the sue ession OF Charles
Del Bondio, the following property, 70 wit
Germania National Bank OF New Orleans.
2. FIVE SHARES Of the capital stock of the
3, FORTY FIVE SHARES of the capital stock
of the New Orleans Gas Light Company.
A. FIFTY TIL IRE EtsHA RES Of the capital stock
of the New Orleans Canal and Banking Com
s ONE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS PREMIUM
OND Series 269, No. 26,s75. myt7 tao 26 tdk
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BY Hoey, Macon g. o'Connor.

BANK, INSURANCE AND GAS STOCK AT
AUCTION.
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Stocks continued In request and strong.
State Oonsols gave way slightly, closing at 9iA
@92, against 92@g2L yesterday.
Premium Bonds were stronger, closing at 38A
@381Lls, against 37a4035 yesterday.
State Warrants receivable for taxes and licenses
continued to rule at s91sD9o, while nothing was
reported in other State warrants or City Police
Certificates.
COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Saturday Evening, May Is, 1877. {
Quotations represent prices for round lots from
first hands. unless ot,ertcise stated. In filling
small orders higher prices are paid.
COTTON-The sales to-day embraced $3.50
bales, at prices requiring no change in our quota
ttons. We give also the figures and report OF the
Exchange. IA below:
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CARD.

The "StOnewaIl Jackson Hat Emporium,
Corner Royal and st. Louis streets.
ap01m 6uTuTh
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j. r. Walker, d. D. s.. 1870 Delord street.

Get your hats at the "Stonewall Jackson" cor.
ner OF Royal and 81. Louis streets.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
PRINCIPAL REGISTRY AT DUBLIN.

IN THE COURT OF PRoBArEI IN IRELAND
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Gold sospina.
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SUCCESSION OF CHARLES DEL BoNDIO.

Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 3g3s7.
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PRINCIPAL REGISTRY AT DUBLIN.

IN THE COURT OF PROBATE IN IRELAN
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-28
KILLpArRIcKs BUZZ,

KILLPATRIcKs BLuFr,
Dccater TO. Kan. June l3. II.
Killpa,ricks Blul is situated on the
south side Of Beaver Greek. six miles
west of the famous Cedar Bluff. -Four
years ago l found at least Eve times as
many settlers here q there is here
now. | lost one yeaflne on the road,
but our stock are in the very best Of
condition now. To-day wsshall move
up the creek Eve miles 70 the Texas
crossing, where We shall remain for
the present Is ne want q few cattle of
the trail Antelope are quite numer-
Gus here, aud We have had ell we
could make use of SO far. No buffalo
is the report from the head of the
creek. Wild horses are said 70 be
very numerous On the level plateau
to the wsst .of this stream aud the
SoieecA 4 hcrder on Webber's
range, STEW miles up the creek. lost
kisascalp about three weeks ago.
When up the creek call At the ranch
and see the menagerie. Yours anon,
GEO. NJ. SIMPSON.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-28
WEBSTER COUNTY AZ THE STATE


~
En-. CHIEF.-I have q few sugges-
tioos 70 paks = the readers e your
papes q the subject Of exhibiting Il
our coming fair. We not only want Z
good show at home, but We want 70
make such a show at the State Fair as
will make our sister county Of Frank
lin look . little out if she wishes to
wear her laurels and maintain her past
record IS the Banner County OF the
Valley which We can and viii take
from her the coming fair if every one
In the county will come eat and bring
something 70 exhibit. 1t makes no
difference what u IS and the mere the
better. Variety is IS necessary as
quantity. We.1ant bundles Of grain
oFall kinds. showing the whole length
Of tie straw. We were beaten last
year IN varieties and quantity not
quality. This year We want the varie-
ties and quantity. the quality We have.
Franklin is veg confident Of success
and is bold enough to talk it ifoa
county. Let us make.a long ks6d
and a strong pull and-a ~ <ogethe,
and show Fnoklin and the State that
Webster is alive to Der own Interests,
and is able to cope with any esusty In
the State in agricultural products
MACK