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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-28

BY virtue Of deed Of trust made by Charles
Fisher and Margaret Fisher, his wife, Of MAnhall
county, West Virginia, to the undCrligned Trustee,
dated The 18th day Of April, 1875, and Of record
among the land records Of Marshall county, West
Virginia in Deed Of Trust Book No. !, pages 1918,
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adjourned term Of the Circuit Court
will commence to-day.
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ANNUAL DIsTRIBuTfoN AT MT. DE
CHANTAL.-The annual distribution Of
premiums at the Academy Of the Vista
ton (Mt. de Chantal) was very largely
attended. These occasions are inyaria-
bly, looked forward 10 with great interest.
We have never known one that failed TO
attract more people than could be accom-.
modated. Trains left the city for Mt. do
Chantal at s and $50 A. NJ, crowded with
passengers, and many Of our citizens
went out in carriages.
The exercises commenced at 0 A. NJ,
and long before that hour arrived every
seat was occupied. Sill people kept
crowding In until every available inch Of
space was taken up, and many had 10
leave, not being able 10 gain admittance
at all. We have not the space 10 give q
detailed report Of the exercises, and will
simply print the programme below:
PROGRAMME.
Entrinee March e Pianos, ? HGrpjl-CerOnAtlo
n%S ";" I MSy'HEG Sss
ton. ID PlIno-MIsel Anna Hess and COritA
Martin. let HITp-MlEs Mary MeG1lh. d
Hlrp-AlH Kate MeGnth.
DErARTnENT OF ENOLISn.
Premiums In the Fiat Class.
Piano QuartsttO (? PiAuosl- Overture EUR oper
@. NJ. Won Weller.
list PIlnO-MISOs cOrdelh Aulhlll and Mary
I'd PInuO-Mlues Anita Walker and Matte Dgyiriss.
CcuPOsitlon = scntimentalily, q distinguished
from the Sentiment Of True Poetry. Written
and rad BY Miss Annie Brown.
prorrInr,s in thu 9rnobd rtss.
ChOus-"Jsunss Beautss," FROM Les Hggusnots..
sOlos-N Misses Florence de wIhOr,t and Mary
t| E. Patterson.
The Class.
Premiums In the Division Of the Second Class.
Harp sud Piano DuOt-lrom Martha Top. sol
Tfmp-Mls Mary MeGnth. Piano MIS- Mary Flynn
Premiums In Third Chs and 10 the Division Of
the Third Class }
Plano SolO-"PolonlIse," In A mai. top. 10, No. /
Miss Mary Eullla Patterson.
BIllad-"JOhn Anderson my JO,"..."."......."-."..
Mis- Ida JOhnIione
COmposItion-" Womans Right" encouragement.
Written and read by Miss Anita Walker.
Premiums In the Fourth Class.
llonInce-"Adleu mon doux rlVnge," iion LAfrl-
cline. Meygrbesr
Miss Mary EullIa Patterson.
Piano SolO-"Aui nlgeln de1 GosanEeJ" ............
by Henderson,, transcription by Heller
Mis- Kate McGmtn.
Composition 1.-THE Teachings Of Nature" .........
Written and read BY Miss Grace O'lren.
Vocal TriO-"re preGo Padre etCrno,"
...s.'.ss..'s.s...,..s,ssss s.'ss......uufschu1nn
MsIeJ COrlelia MulhAll ISa Hill and Ida
tombstone.
Premiums In tho Fifth and Sixth Classes
ChorAe-- Psalm Schubert
The Class
Harp Col 1.-THE Troubadour,". Oberlhur
Mis- Mary McGraih.
Scene from Nicholas EleEleby .... Charles Dickens
Miss Mary Houston Patterson.
Premiums In French, German and Latin.
Duet Pianos-"HommAgc Handel. MosehSles
list PIanO-Miss Kate MCGnth.
"a PIAHO-MlSs Mary L. Patterson.
Composition Literature Of the Present Age.n
Written and read BY Mis- Mary Houston.
Vocal QulItette-"GOod Night. ..,....
from Martha. Flotow.
Misses Florence de Wllhorst, Mary Flynn, Mary
Patterson aud Ida AberCTOmbie.
Song, with Violin atcOmplnIment-"Dc Him
incl,
AtsaE WalfIauF
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PEACHES and apples are coming into
market,
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CRY CouHCn--sEcoHD BRANcH.-A
special meeting Of Council was held last
evening. Present In Second Branch al
roll call: BeltE, Bown, Campbell, Cow
den, Crowther, GoodtelloW, Hanes, Han
son, Horkheimer, Miles, Reeves, Riddle
Wait, Warehouse, Mr.. President.
A communication was received from
the Mayor, stating that the bonds Of W
II. Woodward, Crawford II. Booth and J.
]. Jones, commissioners Of the Capitol
building loan, had been duly executed
and acknowledged. Received and filed
A communication was received from
the Street Commissioner, notifying Coun,
Gil Of certain sewers needing repair, and
asking what course to pursue, the sum
allowed him for work on the streets and
alleys being insufficient TO cover such re-
pairs. Referred 10 The Committee on
Streets and Alleys.
The Committee on Streets, Alleys and
Grades submitted lengthy report and
the following resolutions:
That the committee DO authorized 10
make the necessary contracts for repay
ing go much Of Market street, between
18th and 18th, as may be required for
purposes Of the cutters and the necessary
change, should any be required at the
sewer mouth.
That the Street Commissioner be au,
thorized to reset the curbin all cases that
may be necessary, when Council orders
| the navanant ralatl
That the Street Commissioner be order
ed 10 pave around the city scales, corner
4th and Main sts., and that he notify the
Citizens Street Railway company TO GIL
the space between the Talls Of the rail
way at that point with broken stone, or
pave the same.
That the contract for relaying and low
ering the sewer in the Seventh Ward be
awarded 10 John Burns & Co. for $l35
and 81 so for each street inlet 10 said
sewer; and that the City Solicitor be re-
quired TO make the necessary contract
with the above parties, taking bond al
a penalty Of $500 for the faithful per
Torrance Of their contract; and that they
be required to furnish all crooks that
may be required TO replace any that are
broken, or when the wooden sewer ID
rotted at 80 per cent of the card rates.
The resolutions were ssverally adopted
An ordinance from the First Branch
changing the grade Of South Front aud
Virginia streets, was referred to the Com,
mittee on Streets, Alleys and Grades for
report.
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Vloln-Ais Ella Porter.
Premiums In DnWingS, Wax FloWe1, ,,Darning,
housekeeping aud Floral Culture.
Piano 9olo-"DouIlGne ScherEo." (op.3l, j.. Chopin.
Miss Mary McHenry.
Scene from Shakespeare
King Of Denmark.........-....ui Miss Grace O'BTien,
Hamlet, son 10 former and nephew TO present klugl
Miss Ida Abercrombe.
PolOniuJ Lord Chamberlain. ..... Miss CoidelIG Hoy.
Lertes, son Of PolonluI........Mlss Kate MctiTath
Gertrude, Queen Of Denmark and mother 10 Hamlet,
Mis- Matte Devrigs
HoptO, friend TO HRmlet-.....Miss Mary BrabSon
DEPAETHKST or NCSIc.
Premiums In Instrumental, Vocal and Theoretical
Muhc.
Caratlna -"CAsta Diva"-irom Norma. ......B cllinI
Miss Florence de WIlhorst.
Coronation Ode and Chorus. Solo-Min lea Hill
Chorus-The Class.
Academic UOpOFs
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DR.. E. A. FARouHAR's INDICATED
CRACKERS, for the relief and cure Of
every form Of dyspepsia, or other iunc-
tional disease Of the stomach and bow
els, rs well as all sympathetic affections
arising thereirom. There is no taste or
smell Of medicine about them-nothing
to indicate TO persons using them that
they are taking medicine. Their princi-
Piles are so combined as TO affect the Sys.
TEN by insensible action, which gives a
quick, healthy and complete digestion.
cures the disease by removing the cause.
For sale by druggists and grocers gener.
ally.
HATS at your own prices at speyer
Bros.
If you want to get suited in pair Of
shoes 20 to L. V. BLoND's,
ELEGANT line Of Flowers at speyer
Bros.
BREAK DOWN IN PRICEs.-Dress Goods
8 cents, Black Kid Gloves IS cents and
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100 Silk Sun Umbrellas and Parasols at
bottom prices, at I. BLUM 4 BROS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-28

ELEGANT line Of Flowers at speyer
Bros,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-28

For REAL BARGAINS in Fine Goods,
gOto l. BLUM q BROS.
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If you want to get suited in pair OF
shoes 20 to L. V. BLoND's.
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SUMMER SILKS.
1. BLUM & BROS

Black eros Grain Cashmere finished aud
handmade Silks ut astonishing low prices
at 1, BLUM & BROS.
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HATS at your own prices at speyer
Bros.
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P.s.-Wc have now on exhibition 800
Ladies' Linen Suits and OverdreSses that
beat anything ever offered in this city. 3.
jel6
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25
Legal NOTICE.

Dudley NJ. Steele ard Samuel r
johnson. plaintiffs against GEORGE w
Beaman, defendant, District Court.
Webster Co Neb..
George w. Beaman, nonresident
defendant will take notice of the filing
Of the petition Of the plaintiff 10 the
above cause, the object and prayer of
which Is to recover . judgement
against defendant for the surr Of
$2l3.4a. With interest from Novembe.
lOIh. 1876. and costs and that plain
tiff seeks to take the property of de-
feudaut by attachment and apply it to
the payment Of the said debt. De-
PENDANT will answer said petition on
or before the 26th day of February.
1877, o. said petition will be taken IS
true.
JNO. r. WILCOX
25-4w Pitts Atty.
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xEaAiNoTIcE.

Charles n. Potter vs.. Melvin C..
Sherman. District Court, Webster
County, Nebraska:
Melvin c. Sherman, scr- resident de-
PENDANT viii take Dotice of the fling Of
the petition Of plaintiff praying jude-
ment on the 6ve following counts to
Wit:
LIST, Note to plaintiff, judgment ask
ed for $li. So interest AMI attorney
ices. I'd. Note to pi'tif judemen,
asked for SIS Int. aud Att'ss fees. Sd.
Note to pitts Judgment asked for sl7.
50, Int. and fee. 4th. Note to j. F.
Norris Of bearer. judgment $2S. 50 and
Interest 5th. Money had and receiv-
ed by defendant from a third party
and claim assigned BY him to plaintiff,
judgement asked for $40 and interest,
You will make answer or ctbervise
plead to the petition on or before che
10th day Of February. 1877, or said
petition will be taken as true.
JNo. r. WILCOX.
"A ~ Pitts Attorney.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

o. 4 Cs, Canphorated Hartshorr
Linament is Tot a patent but this old
Volatile Linament made Of the test
material, and by an improved method.
1t needs no recommend or guaranty
but Is acknowledged by PHYSICIANS to be
old and reliable and horsemen fail back
on it when all else fail and regard it a.
their stand by. Sold by G. H. Potter
Red Cloud, aud Fullea l. Fuller, Chi
cago.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Mary Ellen Law, plaintiff, against
Frank NJ. Law, defendant.
Note to Flank N. Law, nou- resi-
deut defendant: You are hereby no.
tilted that there lie now on fe ia the
Office of the Clerk ofthe District Court
for the 5,h Judicial District, County
of Webster and State of Nebraska, .
petition of the above plaintiff, praying
for . divorce from you on the grounds
Of extreme cruelty, neglect and habit
ual drunkenness. aud unless YOU answer
thereto on or before the 18th day Of
February, 1877, the allegations con-
tanned therein will be taken Is crse.
kALEf Bios,
&c At Att Us for Prhf.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25
CH DIRECTORY.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Services every first and third Sab
baths Of each month at Red Cloud
and Inavale. 4! O'Clock p NJ. al
Red Cloud. > o'clock r. NJ. at H.
avale. Every second and fourth
Ssbbaths at Bstin and Harmony
Precincts. REV. A. maxwell,
Pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH REV.
j. I. Miner. Services second
Sabbath IN cath month at ii A. n.
SABBATH School every Sabbath
morning ut 10 An Closes at IL.
{. v. SIRIsGER. Sun'.
BAND OF HOPE meets every two
weeks "n alternate Thursday even
inCs at 80 o clock.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25


List Of Jurors enpanneled for the
February term Of the District Court of
Webster county, Nebraska, 1877:
GRAND JURY.
John Dunbar, E. X. Conrad, II. Hol,
tridge, John Siusser, Ell. Kellogg,
Adelbert Bailey, Henry McCormal,
r. L. McCune, Chas. Ruschow, w.
n. Richardson, f. ID. Nutting, VIII
son Wells, William Sawyer. l. B.
Hampton, Wm. Thompson, NJ. l..
Thomas.
PETIT JURY.
A. Sectt, q. d. Ranney. E. S. Doyle,
A. c. Hale. Wiley Baldwin, Chas. r.
Potter, Jno. Emick, Thos Vaughn,
Francis NJ. Snow, Jno. RAISER, w. +
Jackson, j. J. Miller, William Norris.
Ira Sleeper, Joseph Nencinger. A.
NJ. Hardy, Dan. Ross, n. Haney,
Geo. belong, james Mccoy, l. S.
Miller, W. T. Thorne. F. NJ. Cocktail,
}. L. Miller.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

C. H. Potter takes pleasure 10
informing the citizens of Red Cloud
and vicinity. that he has been ap
pointed agent for the sale of Owen l.
Chamberlin's STANDARD Remedies
and is prepared to furnish these cele-
brated preparations, the we'll meritisd
reputation Of which needs no furthef
comment FROM US, to all who desire
them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25
GRAND BALL

At the Star Hall on the I'D day oil
Feb, for the purpose Of celebrating
Washington birthday.
Trip the light fantastic toe" Re-
member the place At the Star Hall, on
the 22i OF February. Banks Bros,
will furnish the music. Prompiors,
Samuel Banks sni H. Y Niiy Floor
managers, Ell. Fearn and 4. J. Wood
Supper at the Ia Clede House. A
good time guaranteed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

So far a. We have been able TO learn
there was no stock Of any consequence
lost during the recent storm in this
county. and We have not heard oe any
n b,ing severely frozen. The peo-
pie II appears, were pretty we'll pre-
pared for such an emergency.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

D cts. Will buy at WOOlbachs
papers of hair pins,
paper of pins,
bunch shoe strings.
2 papers hooks and eyes.
and IL dozen buttons.
We also have a good line Of Cloth
ing, suits at s. W, 9 90, II 90. Is. 90,
- per cen lower than they a be
bought elsewhere. We ssll our line
of Boots and Shoes, and Dry Goods at
very low rates. When at Hastings,
give Us a call.
WOLBACH Bros.
! Door South Of the Bank.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

The Postof,ce Department has made
a proposition to Mr.. Ball the contract
or Of the mail route between Hastings
and Red Cloud, in regard to daily ser
vice on this line. II il to be hoped
that We will soon enjoy tie alvan,a-
ees Of a daily mail.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25
NOTICE

l. hereby given that sealed n" possI.
~ill DE- received from the physicians
of tire county, for the situation Of
Physician TO the county poor, for the
year. The Board Of Commissioners
re,erving the righs To reject ans or
all BIDS. Bids may he LEI, at the
Clerk Office on or before February
5th 1871.
BY order Of the Board Jan. 81 -.
j. A. TulIeys
2iwy Clerk
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

q. 4 C.'s Cathartic and Liver Pills
will cleanse the system, regulate the
bowels, improve the digestion. and
purity the blood. They never grippe.
Sold by VIM. Harris. Storm Lake
Fuller & Fuller Wholesale Agents,
Chicago. 2-6m
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25
Arrival and nepavtoee NJ kstDs
from the Red ttoua q. q.


HasTISss Leaves Monday.
Wednrsdav's and Friday : a III.
Mail closed . .. m. Arrives Tues
Gay Tbursisy and Saturday, .. n.
HARVARD Leaves Tuesdays and
Friday q p. III. arrives Tuesday
and Fridsy'r 5! p. IA. Mail closed
3! =. M.
Franklin. going east, Monday
aud Thursdsy's2r III. Going west
Tuesday, aud Fridays 10 a IN.
PLEAsAsT Hill leaves Thursdays 6
a. III. Arrives Wednesday 4 =. III.
Nail cloeed 9 p. LII.
JEWELL. Kansas. arrives Friday.
u N. Leaves Friday ! p. IN.
Russell, Kansas, arrives Thursdsy's
II a. III. Leaves Thursday l p. III
Office open from 4 until 6 p. III.
Sundays.
All registered matter must be 10
the evening before the mails leave.
NJ. Ii. MCNITT, =. NJ.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

Ii la. been iaiIpsiej b. a CIR an
party or b.r,ie.. OF Red Coad. shs,
the CHIKr sold on, ~ Hitchcock. II
sc heat Of sny more .uch ias~inussioo',
the Chief uiIl mske Inquiries 10 regard
to certain matters hear At home. and
d.manl an su-rer
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w

On high prices. Wm. Mcbride has
received a lar9. supply Of leather and
harness material and will get you up q
god harness at reasonable figures, and
on short notice. Give him a call and
examine his stock. Il en- order yourself
a harness. 26
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

A sacred few" have caught that
disease OF ''spinnin' street yarns" and
causing ill-feeliups among their neigh
bors. Black eyes. and rufled noses,
Is good medicine. If taken 10 time.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

Work has been suspended on the
Elm Greek mill for some time, but
will be Resumed as soon as lumber can
be brought from the railroad. They
expect to be ready for business early
the coming summer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

Lest week We had the pl, asure o.
listening to a lecture on the science Of
Phrenology; by Prof W. =. Patton,
of Exeter. Though Mr.. Patton lacks
the easy flow of language and The
grac full delivery of the experienced
ora'or, he fully ationes for this def
cheney b. the energy and earnestness
with which he applys him-elf to the
v, rk before him. We believe the
L of. will succeed in the calling he
has chosen
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25
MARRIED.

COOK-ALLEN.-N the Juniata
House, .Iuniata, Neh., Jan 18th,
l>f1. Mn ArsrIS VI. Cooks to
Miss FLORENCE c. allen, by
Samuel }. Shirley, Esq
The absence of Mr.. Tulleys the
County Judge is productive Of en-
siderable annoyance 10 me young folks
who are de>irous of entering the bills >
ful state of Ma'rimony. Mr.. Cooke
and his affanced were obliged to 60 to
Juniats, last week in order TO consul
mate the greatest desire Of their hearts.
viz: To be Joined together in the
ho's bonds of matrimony. Thevcame
back, to all appearance happy and
we'll pleased with themselves "and
all the world BESIDES" The CHIEF
acknowledges the receipt ola eoodly
supply of the wedding cake for which
We s.rurn the thanks of the entire
craft from Editor to Devil, who join
in wishing the happy couple all the
felicity that is generally supposed to
attend the blessed, and may their path
way through life Be strewn with
flowers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

Next week that double column al.
Of Kennel, K Co. viii COME ont and
Of course u pencil and -~ci--ors viii
be obliged 10 make up the deficiency.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

Messrs. Kennedy & Co. are daily
in rece,yt ofappl cations from all parts
of the country for agencies for their
Great Remedy seven seals or golden
wonder. to our readers our advice is,
and should be acted upon at once
Write to them at Pittsburgh, Pa.-send
two dollars and fifty cents for n ample
dozen ofthe great remedy, and you
will know precisely how to 60 to work.
They will send you full instructions
how o conduct the business, so very
plain that any man Of ordinary intelli-
eence q begin work successfully after
grading them. Their offer to aeests is
very liberal. and a. the Erm is we'll
known as As enc who perform al their
promises the present opportunity for
engaging in q light and respectable
business SD I'D be embraced.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25
A MAN SHOT

into Geo. Zeiss's for his dinner. the
other day, and came but 10 the
course Of an hour or so looking su.
premly happy, while a smile played
DER his classic features. George is
prepared at all times to feed the hun
cry. Go and see 25w2
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

j. d. Post informs US that be has
the larges, barn vest OF Joe, War
ner's and il prepared to accomm,-
date the freighters, and al Others
who may call Livery rigs furnished
90 short notice loft
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

Send in your COMMUNICATIONS. and
tell Us what you know aiou; farm
ing" Oar ''rooral quiIidrive.s"''le t
up on u.s." this week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25
Notice 70 Teachers.

Notice 70 TeaeheTs.
Notice is herby given, That l will ex-
anime all persons who may desire "a
offer Themselves ss candidates for tea
cheers of the primary or common schools
Of Webster county. It Red Cloud on the
first Saturday in the months of Feb.
ruary, May, August, and November.
4. ID. 1877. Examinations will also
be held in District No. q Saltwater
Precinct, before summer schools CON-
mease. A A. Pope
Go. Superintendent.
Negunda Jan. 5th 1877.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

Remember If ever you vi.n Hast
ings Neb and need a clock, watch or
jewelry. violin, violin strings. Sch ol
Books, memoranda rs. albums. and
notions OF al kinds. Drugs &c &c call
on Zehrung 4 Coy. I1-3 m
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

Ii j. calcu' ated that when a farmer
draw, a load of grain from this county
TO Hastings, he thinks that it would
he well enough to have a railroad
through the county even if it would
be necessary TO vote bonds TO obtain j..
by the time he returns from his second
"trip he is almost persuaded" and BY
'he time he has successfully accom-
plI>hed his third trip he ~ anxious to
vote for bonds for the sake of having
a road near enough him, go that he
need not travel eighty miles through
the cold and epend rs much money A.
half his load would bring, paving ex-
pen e. on the road to and from mar
ket.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

Horoways Pills.-In al crowded
cities ,Mslira and fops are breathed
over and over again, I'll the strongest
lunis are incapable Of producing pure
blood, hence the sluqpi,hness of mind
ard body, the weriness and irtabili,y
Of many persons during this season Of
the year. These medicine. neutra!ize
these impurities and give vigor to the
head. heart aud stomach. s. cents
per box or pot.
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:. Z G:I1.

Agent for the White Sewing Ms
chine. Any one wishing to purchase
one Of these mschine.. viii 6nd sam.
ole machine a, the Furniture store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

Mrs. n. F. Luil. dealer In milf
DRY. ladies' furnishing good-, fancy
articles. aud iewelry. Opposite ) CAT
b.rs. Red Cloud N-b. le.sm
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

We had the pleasure of meeting
Hon. J. Il. Smith of Guide Rock on
tie street "Wednesday. He was en-
route Sef the Capital.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

Good sleighing 10 Iowa, and as far
west as Lincoln, Neb. This is hardly
kir, as We haven't heard a bell jingle
this winter. We would like to have
some fun. tse.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

Zchrung L Coy, Of Hastings Neb.
deal IN such a way that ii makes IL
pleasant for customers to 60 there
again II ever you visit the town
call and see them. /. SIN
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25
LOST.

Between Hummrls and Red Cloud.
on last Friday. Seventeen two bush
ell sacks. The fuder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving them at the store
Of s CARRIER, Red Cloud.
II. Holdredge.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

We understand there was a lodge of
Odd Fellows organized at the Masonic
Hall last Saturday night.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

Wha, va. the price of tho>e papers
on the line Of the Il. 4 VI. Who snli
out what little influence they lad, TO
the Hitchcock faction.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

A cen nCnha'i,n from Farmers
Ciuk crowded out this week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

The young folks had a jolly time .;
the surprise party At Weber's La,
night.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

Hon. j. s. Gillian arrived home
flcm the Capitol last Saturday, and
returned Wednesday.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

Hurrah for Sleeper. who still lives.
and his anvil chorus can be heard 1T
Virgins old shop. He will shoe your
horses and sharpen your lays. while
Dick" will FIX the wagons az long as
i pays.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

Work is progressing rather slowly,
On the railroad survey, over on Elm
Greek.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

4 We heard of wedding on the south
side of the river. but We can't find out
who ii was or when it occurred.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

". \. Richardson started for CHI
cago. last Monday, with two car loads
Of cattle and two of hogs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

10 yard. OF "A leo 70, 81 Oh a; Wool
bach Bros, Hastings, lst door south
OF the Bsuk. 24-tf
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

Geo. Zeiss has just received . hotel
register, which has printed at he head
of every page ''The Boys Hcme,"
and the many names ascribed therein
tells plainly that George is doing a
STRIVING business.