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The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-18


A Till has been introduced into the
legislature providing for a thorough
geological survey of the State. The
advantages of such a survey would be
manifold. A geological survey would
probably settle the fuel question. 1t
We must forever depend upon other
states to supply US with fuel the soon.
er We know it the better. 1t was once
announced that Illinois and Kansas
had no coal. Both of these states are
now shipping it to distant regions. A
geological survey would be Of inesti-
mable value to the State in an a%gricul.
rural point Of view. The different
varieties of soils are mapped. classified
and analysed. Such surveys can al
ways determine HE adaptability of
slffsrent regions to forest tree culture
and other products.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-18

We would respectfully suggest to
the Honorable body of Law Makers
now in session at Lincoln. the advisa-
hili;y of blotting from existence the
pr, sent obnoxious and unconsti,ution,
III law Which allows cattle to run!at
large, during the months of December
January and February, in Webster
and a few other counties of the State.
In Webster county, the damage to the
young timber and fruit trees, that is
annually did by the cattle which run
ar large during those three months,
,mounts T. several hundred dollars.
II i, simply impossible to grow hedge,
fruit, forest, or ornamental trees Wi
any degree of success until this PERM
c'ous law is repealed. We would re
srect.ully ask the Senator from this
district to put his shoulder to the
wheel"
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-18
Terms Of Court for Fifth Judicial District
Of Nebraska, for the Year 1877.

Pursuant to the provisions of the
Constitution of the State of Nebraska,
have fixed the time of holding the
regular terms of District Court in and
and for . portion of the counties con
stituting the 5th Judicial District Of
the State of Nebraska, for the year
1877, as follows:
In the county Of Adams. Feb'y 18th
July 5th, and November 9th.
In the county of Buffalo, May Sth.
and November 18TH
In the county Of Cheyenne, April
3 d and September 18th.
In the county of Dawson, Apr! Il,
and Dec. llth.
In the county Of Franklin, March
5sh,. and October 22d.
In the county of Furnas. June 22d.
In the county of Harlan, March H.,
and October 3lst.
In the county Of Hitchcock, June
18th.
In the county Of Kearney, June. -.
md November 1th.
n the county of Lincoln. April 10.
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SALTWATER. Neb., !
January Sth 1877. (

En- CHEF Sir, Ia my communi
C ton some time since, | ex plaiDed
some of my reasons W y the farmers
In this country cannot grow hedge. |
will now try TO give some more. One
ofthese is that when they get hedge
planted (even if done right they kill
it by negl ctlng to tend it thoroughly
through the summer or in protecting
it through the winter, or perchance
they may attend to all of these, and
then turn their stock out to tramp On,
and kill It in this way.
Now let NE say a few words to our
farmers. You are all Interested in the
improvements ofthe county, and there
is nothing that SO improves a country
as good fencing. Now it is impossible
for the most of the farmers here to
fence their farms with posts and lum-
Ter, from lack of means therefore
they will have to resort to some
cheaper method, that will answer the
same puIpose, aud | know Of 10 hing
that will answer as well as Usage
Orange hedge. For | wou'd like to
ask what looks prettier than green
hedges. And also as a protection to
the fields of grain, and to the inhabit
ants from the storms of wind that fire.
~quently arise in this country.
Then the difference in the cost of
the two fences is simply immense. The
post and board fence c mot be placed
on the ground for less than 81. 80 per
rod, to say nothing about the wo:k of
putting it up while on the other
hand heoge be put in for p cents
per rod, and ia the long run is much
the cheapest, even at the same price.
Think Of this farmers, and figure on
it, and zee If | am not right.
Yours, w. ". B.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-18

say il don't pas At all, while Others
say they make il pay very well. And
why Is it that some farmers differ -
much With others There certainly !.
, cause 70. this, for II one farmer
makes /, r,ay, we all orght 70 make !,
pay in proportion TO the amount Of
land cultivated ard fore. employed.
Son,e will -ay i; can't BE- done TO make
il pay. and | think at II Il i. not car
RED on in 4 profitable vas. Now, l
for u say farming vii pay a. hsv-
tried il on a small .cale and on . large
scale in Webster county,. Bat 10 make
i, pas well a farmer must ecoooui~e,
and take care of what h. raises. not
allowing too many leak. in his sranery
las a small leak will sink q large ship
and farm all kinds Of grain and pro
| duce, such a. wheat. barley, oats, rye,
FAX, corn, broomcorn, potatoes, onions
beans aud peas, &c, and take are Of
every kind IF grain 10 due season, aud
allow nothing TO 60 10 waste, and IL
possible feed all your corn. Away.
see your way through before goinI in
debt. Better live 10 a dngout clear Of
debt than live in q mansion belonging
to some one else. flrme1 l0l acres
lat s.a-on as follows: 80 acres IN
wheat, II ia barley, - 10 fax, 10 / u
oats. l. IN corn, j ia hungarian. aud
one acre 10 potatoes. Ny crop receipt,
were a. follows: Wheat. SO bushel-;
barley 25'; fax seed. 2l2; oats, 240;
corn, $50; potatoes, 10. received
for my whea, that | sold, delivered at
the railroad. 80 cts. per bnshel. Tor
barley 80, fax seed 50, and for ats
delivered at Red Cloud, 20 cents per
bushel. | also rai,ed Is tons of hay
from the Ave acres Of hungarian SOW
ed. / also bought 800 bu,hel, Of corn
ut from 10 to 20 cents per bu>hel.
Now | claim a man can raise corn at
such figures and make farming a sue
cess. ] can sell all the potatoes | have
at % cts. per bushcl, at home.
Now when | come to figure up my
receipts and expenditures | find | am
a little ahead on farming. While if
W. Lad 4 railroad at Red Cloud !
would be still farther ahead. Turtle err
more, t. the farmers Of Webs'er coun-
~ intend to make A perfect succcs, OF
farming We must have a railroad at all
hazards. l have paid out in cash
over $50 last season for hauling grain
to the railroad, which | could have
saved, if Red Cloud had a railroad.
That amount would pay interest on
bonds for several years beside, paying
other taxes Some will say, no, We
don't want bonds, my taxes are so
high now | cant pay them. b, let
dS see how much of those taxes go TO
the county. Last year my taxes Were
$50 90, VIZ: school tax SIl, poll TAX
-, dog tax 81, interest on delinquent
So. This is the way my taxes were so
high, but when I come to take Out the
taxes Of my own district. | fad | have
but $l5 to pay to the county, less than
half Of the Whole amount. Now let
US look well to our interest aud vo,e
bond>, have a railroad and in a few
years enumeration VIII pour into our
county, and build it up, help pay
those bonds, and our county loom up
with some of the older counties. let
Us hear from all on this subject, and
let u, all be alive to our home interest.
ID. ). HELvERN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-18

HAIR DYE.

Cristadoro's Hair Dye is the Safest
and Best ; 1t acts ins.antaLeousiv,
producing the most natural shades o.
Black or Brown; does Not Stain the
Skin. and is easily applied. 1t is a
standard preparation, and q favorite
up,n every welfsppoin,ed Toilet for
Lady or GrntlsweR. Sold BY Drug
gis:S
J. caISTAtoao.
T. Q. Saz, 1855 New Ye-k-
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-18

p. p. Bliss. the song writer, was
one of the victims of the railroad hOr-
ror at Ashtabula, Ohio. He was u
thor of Hold the Fort" Almost
Persuaded" Only an Armor Bearer
what will the Harvest Be-" etc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-18

TIE talIo,ing for United States
Senator was intended to commence
last Tuesday. We hopo to be able to
give the result rext week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-18

They are having lovely times down
in Louisiana. Two Governors, and
two legislatures in full bat 1t seems
that it would be better for the citizens
of Louisiana, If the STATE was under
martial Ia Y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-18

and October q,
In the county of Red Willow. June
18th.
In the county Of Sherman, May u.
In the county Of Webster. FEB. 20.
and October 18Th.
| will order regular terms Of Cont
in either or all Of the other five coun-
ties in the district when the people
thereof through their commissioner
desire, of which due notice will b
given.
January l-t, 1877.
WILLIAM GAsLIN, Jr.,
judge.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-18

Jack McCall, the murderer of Wild
Bill. il TO be haDgei on the first day
of next Vi srah. He says his name is
not Mccall, but refuses to give his
"a name.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-18

Bennett and May. Of New York,
fought a due down ia Delaware, re
Gently. Neither was hurt. A girl was
the cause of the ''onpleasantness,' OF
course.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-18

As there has been no mail down
from Hastnp ~ this week. VT arc una
10 give any late nes" from the capital
or anywhere else
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-18

TUE Governors Message is entirely
too lung for publication in these col
umns.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-18
WEBSTER COUNTY.

Nrw Ycik has IN armed. equipped
81 d drilled militia force Of 1 434 men.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-18
MARK TnESE FACTS.
The Testimony of the Whole World.
HOLLO WAYS PILLS.

II had no appetite; HolIoway's Pills gave
me q hearty one"
Your Pills are marvellous"
Il sead Cor another box. and keep them in
the house
DIR. II lloway has cured my headache
gave one o:y ur Pills to my babe for
cholera morbus. The dear lit l. HIN got
well in a day"
My nausea Of a morning is now cured
~ our box of iioiiOway's ointment cured
me of noises in the aead. ! rubbed some of
sour oiItm mt behind the ears and the noise
has left"
send me two boxes; want one for a poor
family.
L enclose a dollar. your price is = cents.
but the Medicine 70 me is worth a dollar"
have over 20B such testimonials as these
but want of space compels IN 4, to conclude.
For cutaaeous Disorders,
And all eruptions ofthe skin. this Ointment
is most i valIsbie. II does not hea eXter-
nally alone, but penetrates with the most
searching effects to the very rot OF the evil
HOLLOWAY'S Pills
Invariably cure the following diseases
Disorder Of the Kidneys.
In all diseases affecting these organs. wheth-
er they secrete too much or too little water /:
or whether they be afflicted with stone or
gravel, or with actcs an: pains settled in
the loins over the regions OF the kidneys,
these pills should be taken according to the
ri tel directions. aud the Ointment should
be well rubbed into the small OF the back at
bed time. This treatment will give almost
immediate relief when all cher means have
failed.
For Stomaehs Out Of Order.
No medicine wi I so effec u lily improve
the tone of the stomach AS these Pills: they
remove al. acidify OccasIoned either by IN
temperance OF improper diet
HULLOWAY'S PILLS are the best knewn
in the world for the following diseases: Ague
Asth a. Bilious Complaints. Biotches on
the skin. Bowels. Consump on. Debility,
Dropsy. pysen,ery. Erys pc as. Female Ir-
reguls rites. Eevers az al kinds. Fits t}Out,
Heada, he, Indigestion. inflammation. Sore
Threats. S;oDs and Gravel. Wsrms OF all
kinds, Weakness iran- ans cause. exc.
IMPORTANT CAUTION.
None are genuine unlsss the sign nature of
J, HAYaeCK. as agent fir the United States.
surrounds each b X If ills. ana ':inttseut.
A hand ONE reward will be given 10 AIRY o 9
rem iering such information a may lead to
the detection OF any party or par les caun err
feiiing The medicines OF venting the sane
knowing them to be spurious.
HoLL0wAYkc 20. New Eor +. and by IA, re
spectacle druggists ard dealers 10 medicine
throughout the civilized world. in oxes at
. cents. 81 hts and 81. each
~ there is considerable saw g by taking
( e larger sizes.
n. B-Dirersions for the 60 dance Of pa
tients in everS disorder are affixed to each
hex. na0-1y
odsss, Ia Liberty Street, n. z.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-18
Official Directory.
CONGRESSIONAL


A. s. Paddock Beatrice. US. Senafsr.
W. Hitchcock. Omaha. U. s. Senator.
Lorenzo Crounse. Representative.
EXECUTIVE.
sILAS CARRIER, Gov.rnor. Lincoln.
bruno rzschuck. See. Of State.
y.B Weston. Lincoln. Auditor.
j. Mcbride. 4. Treasurer.
s}so. II. X ,berts. Atty Gen.
j. u. Mckenzie. Lincoln. Sup. Pub. Ins;ruc.
JUDICIARY.
Geo. Il. Like. Omaha. ChiefJ sstice.
b .s'I CAN'T. Nebraska City. ! s.sou;.,. Ia.
SAINT Nsxw veil. Plsteinouth
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-18

The cie3pe-., Fu-cst aa5 Ces: Family
Laj;c;ce Il re W::.S!
For Dyspepsia. Cons;ipaii n. J~aundice.
Bilious attacks. Sick lieaisrhr. Criic. DE
preston of spirits, sour stomach, Heart
bIru, &c. *.
This unrisal.d Southern Remedy il war
rantei not TO contain a single particle 81
Mrr ury, or any lIJuriOu, mineral substance
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-18
PURELY YEGSTAS,E {.

bat Is
PURELY VEGsTA8,E.
containing those Southern Roots and Herbs.
Nhirh an aIlx~ prost .PI e has placed ia
countries where LIve- Disease most prev II
IL " II cure all II -:t.es eau 1T by Ice ange-
ment OF he Liver nd bowel.
The Sympt ms Of Liver Complaint are u
butter or Dnu taste iu tnr mouth a.n IA the
Bach. Sides or joints, oticu ms ken Ter
Rheumaii IN sour stomach. loss O. Ap-
letite: Bowet aiteriat- Iy cOstIye AMI lax
headache: Loss Oi memory. With y ptIniaI
scDsatl Ia Ut having taI;c % "a - meth. az
hIch % CHI 10 have ben done. dObIiIty ow
spIrir>. "A thick yellow appearance al the SIX q
and eyes. "A dry C ush oit II InIstai ca Tor
Go sumption.
Sometimes many OF these symptoms attend
the disease. At others very ios bat the Law
e., the iarsest organ III the oJdy. H. gcDcrat.y
the seat "f HE t-e'-c. a Il II not he ala III
IN time. great suiieIing. wrctcheuHess .nd
Dean will ensI.
, can recommend ~ I'm eeseaeiou- remedy
tor uisease of the liver, Hear burn a..i bye
pep.ia. oiaNuSo' LINkR REGtLAFoG-
LEWIS u. WUNDER,
l61j Master Street.
Assistant Pos. Master. Philaiciphi..
We.ayete ties, Ell its virtues. personally. and
know that tor Dyspcp IL, BhiOusness. ani
lhrObbIng Headache, IT Is the best medicine
the worih ever Jaw. We have tried forty
other remedies before simmons Liver Reg
uiator. but ACNE Of them gave us more than
TEMPORARY rel Ell: but TIA, Regulator not'nis
Renewed. bu cured us. I'D. ieiegrspa and
Messenger. Ma on, Ca.
~nanuiactur,d only by
!. i. GELIH i CO..
MACON, GA, anu pHBA pELPHiA
Ii contains four medical elements, never
unitei in The same happy proportion IN Any
other preparation. VIZ a Gentle Cathsrtic. a
wonderful tome, an rneAceptIonab. Alter
4ti. . anu certain 10 ~reciiv. OF att impurities
of the uody. such signal .u,ress has atten-
ded Its use. that It Is now regarded a. the
EFFRSTEAL sPBGIfls.
For all diseases OF the Liver. Stomach and
Spleen.
Is a Remedy in
MALARIOUS FEVERS, BOWEL com
PLANTS, DYSPEPSIA, MENTAL Dr.
PRESTON, RESTLESSNESS JAuNDICE,
NAUSEA, SICK HEADACHE, COLE,
CONSTIPATION anu BILiouSNEss
IL Has No EQUAL.
CACT. on.
As there are a number Of limitations offered
- the puzzle. We would cautIoE the c0mmu-
uIty TO buS no pOwdcrso. prepared simmons
Liver Regulator. uaitss IN our engraved
wrapper. with the trade mark. stamp anu
signature uubrvkeI. None other Is genuine.
"a zE.I,v CO.,
Macon. Ca. and Philadelphia.
Your valuable medicine Liver
Regulator. hiss saved me NAM Doctors bills
use il Tor es.ry thing it is recommended.
and never knew i, To faiI. I have used II IN
Coiic a1d Gruobs. with my mule. ana horse.
givi gthem about halt a bottle II a time. i
have not lost ore that l gave IL TO. you can
re ommeud IL 20 every one that has ock AZ
being the best me iicine known for all cam
plain : that horse fesh IS heir 10.
T. +. TAYLOR.
1s-1y Agent for Changers OF Heorsis.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-18
LEWIS Il. NyNDER,

MACON, GA, anu pHfLA pkLPHiA
Ii contain four medical elements, never
unitel IN The same happy proportion IN any
other preparation VIZ a keEtie tathartlc. "a
wonderful tome, an TneHceptIOnan.e After
4ti. anu certain 20 receive OF ali impurities
of The body. Such signal success has atten-
ded Its use, that II L. now regarded as the
The daily gazette., 1877-09-08
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Second Baptist Church, corner Fourth
and French streets, Rev X b Cook, pastor.
Preaching at 1890 a m, and I As p m. Sab
bath School and PASTORS Bible Class at 2
p m.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church. Rev.
l NJ Haldeman, pastor. Service at the
usual hours, Morning subject, "That whicn
was lost" Evening subject, "Thou shalt
be sa Ved."
THE JUDGMENT DAY.-Rev. j. NJ. p.
Otis will preach q sermon in the West Pres
byterian Churcn to- morrow evening on the
final Judgment of the world at the second
coming OF Christ.
First Presbyterian Church. Market street
above Tenth. Rev. +. B. Du Val, pastor,
will preach at the usual hours of IU:3O m,
and 1880 p in. Services will be held In the
little church on account of the building and
repairs now going on in connection with
the large church. Kind welcome to all.
Household of Faith Church, Elder Geo.
r Kramer, pastor. Prayer. m 1eting at 9 a..
m preaching a. lUH a m and 80 p m. Morn.
ing subject, "The believers knowledge OF
his Lord" Evening subject, - Looking un-
to Jesus" Bible school at 2.30 p m. Come
and bringa Bible. Prayer meeting after
evening sermon, '.r
The daily gazette., 1877-09-08
THE CUNNING SEASON.

The fall cunning season has now fairly
commenced, ami the sharp crack Of the
sportsmen's guns is heard in all the
surrounding mar she's. Gunners are out
in force, professionals and amatuers
struggling each day in contest as to
who shall bring down the m ost reed or
rail. Notwithstanding the rainy weath>
er, yesterd ", many gunners were ont
and the sharp explosions which denoted
the slaughter OF the birds rang out all
along the banks of the Christiana.
The reed bird is generally conceded
to be the most palatahle aud delicately
favored bid that sportsmen make war
upon, and for this reason is eagerly
sought after by epicures and those who
make bird shooting regular bushes.
VI this latter class the most noted and
successful is Mr.. G ,orgs +. Wigglesworth
who, with few assistants, bags so to IS
dozen per day luring the height Of the
season. Others are also very successful,
and considering the mum Der Of men who
engage in the sport, and the success they
meet with, it is safe to asssrt that at
Least 1000 birds per day are killed on the
Christiana and Delaware by gunners
from this city alone. Many Of these
birds are consumed by the families of
the sportsmen, but the bulk Of them are
oN AoE COOhtuB anu bUku w uObtlb
and restaurants. A dozen plump reed
birds. nicely picked and cleaned, will
bring 60 cents any day and oft-times rs.
Before being plucked they are disposed
OF at 4O cents per dozen, and i'll this con-
dition are bought from the gunners by
persons Who, in turn, pick them and sell
them to the hotel and restaurant keep
ers, thus clearing 20 cents per oozen
ana sometimes more, just for the work
OF cleaning the birds. The reed bird
market, no matter how great the supply,
never becomes glutted, AMI the price OF
picked and cleaned birds rarely falls be-
low 6O cents per dozen.
About the middle Of next month duck
shooting will commence, and the bird
gunner will increase his paraphernalia
by the addition of blinds, flats and de-
coys, and transfer his operations to the
shores of the Chesapeake and its tribu-
tarles. where the teal and the canvas
back attain their fullest plumpness and
their most delicate favor. Duck>shoot-
ing Is said to POSSESS the m ost absorbing
interest and intense excitement of all
outdoor sports, and the men who en-
gage in 1t oft-times become entirely ob.
llvlous OF all other surroundings, Fur
ther remarks on this subject and a de-
scription OF the prevalent modes of kills
ing ducks will be given from time to time
as the season approaches.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-08
SECOND lEDI EIONI s
THE OYSTER TRADE.
THE SEASON NOW oPEN-THE BlvALvEs
STILL wATERY-THE TRADE AND CON


THE SEASON NOW oPEN-THE BlvALvEs
STILL wATERY-THE TRADE AND CON.
SUMPTION IN THIS CITY.
Persons who do not believe in eating
oysters unless the month in which tbey
are caught has an r, in m, can now COM
mence and eat until the last of next
April. The season which has Just open
ed promises to be very good one both
in quantity and quality of the article as
the oyster plays an important part in our
trade, and as a very large number of
buying and selling the bivalves a repor-
ter of this paper thinking that few
facts in relation to the trade might BIZ
interesting to thevery large number of
readers of the GAZETTE, called upon Mr..
]. w. Reynolds, proprietor of the Malta
House, No. 103 Z. Water street, and
gained the following facts:
Most of the dealers in this city obtain
their oysters from Cristield, Md, from
which place they are shipped in barrels.
Besides those that are received from
Crisfield, during the season, large num-
Der Of boats loaded with oysters, arrive
at the Front street wharf. These usually
come from the Delaware Bay, but q
many of them are also caught in the
rivers adjacent to the Bay. The boat
oysters are usually sold by the bushel,
commanding in price from 70 to 80 cents.
The boats are visited by large numbers
of people, especially on Sunday who pur-
pose buying eitt er a halfbushelor bushel,
aud open them. on the wharf for the
purpose of taking them home, while
there is always large number of men,
who after purchasing them eat them on
the boat.
In quality the Delaware Bay oyster is
the best, being sweeter and fatter than
the Crisfeld oyster, but not so large.
1t is estimated by gentlemen engaged
in the trade that 800 bushels of oysters
are consumed in this city regularly every
week. A bushel will usually open on
an average four quarts which would
amount to 1000 quarts of oysters per
week. The general price per quart is
20 cents, and taking this as basis, the
amount expended per week is $500. OF
course this is very low estimate as the
restaurants sell a large quantity in
stews, fried and on the plate, so it is safe
to estimate that there is at least 81 900
expended here per week for oysters
alone.
At the Crisfield and Seaford canning
factories thousands of quarts are
opened every day, and an official OF the
Delaware Railroad states that when the
season is fully opened the daily ships
ments of oysters to New York and other
cities will reach a ton
One would think that with this large
consumption the bivalves would soon run
out, but it is stated that around CIisfield
the beds are so thick that it is impossible
TO reach the bottom.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-08

PERsoNAL.-The Cecil Whig states
that N. j. Lee, the temperance evangelist
who has been laboring in Elkton and
vicinity, has gone to Havre de Grace
During his stay at Elkton he made many
friends. and also many converts to the
cause.
Mr.. Lee, arrived in this city last
evening, where he will remain until
Monday, when he will again return to
Havre de Grace.
A GOOD IpLA.-A number of gentle
men in this city are talking of giving a
social and somewhat private picnic at
Brandywine Springs. If a sufficient
number can be obtained special train
will be run to Falkland, leaving this
CITY at 2.3O o'clock, and returning at the
onion of the excurtionists. Under such
an arrangement pleasant afternoon and
evening could be spent in dancing and
other amusements.
The Triumph Truss ls marvei OF
mechanical ingenuity and accuracy and
hence if properly adjusted VIII hotd any
Hernia in practice, Wnen tne IriunRn ,l
c,,re it. These wonderful appliances are
cold at 1918 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
and and sS4 Bowery, New York where the
Truss is ,oarrGnted, and the Cure Guar-
onteed. Send 10 cents for Descriptive
Book, to either office. u
Reed Birds.-Any person who desir-
"a to obtain reed birds either cooked
or nicked should not fail to call on
I W. Reynolds, at the Malta House,
No. 1O3 E. Water street. He has some
extra fine ones on hand ss