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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-15

Mr.. NJ. s. Reed of Auburn, whose pleasing in
auguration poem, on the occasion of the dedica-
ton of the Edward Little Monument, gave gener-
al satisfaction at Auburn, Thursday, has two or
three poems suited to literary occasions and lyce-
um courses, which she has been invited to read at
several points in this State the coming season.
The case. Town of Windsor, against the old
board of Selectmen and Treasurer, for alleged dis
crepancies in account, or Irregularities, has been
referred, by the consent of both parties, to Samu-
ell w Lane, Esq, as referee. The case has been
heard by Mr.. Lane for the past two days, the
counsel of the town being Baker & Baker, and for
the defendants, W. Z. Whitehouse, Esq, and E.
F. Pillsbury, Esq. Hon. J. W. Patterson. who
previously made exhaustive examination Of
the books and accounts, has been present and fur
nished valuable information. 1t is the intention to
get at all the facts in the The referees court
adjourned Saturday, subject to the call of the
counsel.
, 1877-10-21

moved to be real blessing to our peoplo @ end -
general. aud more particularly 10 ,ns w., ,.eara
unfortunate classes. During Tue e1es, e:a,, ra1iaf
of its existence it has Afforded n'eu,, ai,n,,eends
and kind nursing attendance lo ulauf aea ,,nfor-
Of patients, and vast number OF tnes1 h, n"aith
tunatcs owe theirlives and their regalneG sti1,-
to the real excellence Of this beuenGehI
fion. From the yearly reports Of the '>.1
il appears that the large majority oa s"o +hr
tieuts were paupcfs, Wao Mnen;tai fIse'iY fYee Of
char@e' c r and without regard to race
nationality, or creed. In the otitre and uasPe to
sary Of the Hospital paticnts not coInw and
tlleir beds receive daily medical attennIus ns and
medicines free OF Charge bct"een .,,I IN ami
G,00o prescriptions arc annuat!y p and patients
suffering from want arc contlnually posa posao n
With nutritious food This is the purpose ~ ~
whicl, the proceeds Of these fairs are to DC w.
voted. The Alexian Brothers nave Asea ~ ,rnclv
our people for eleven years, lns5 ,,n - m1rdeu-
known in all rarts Of the city; and tnc ourus 'a,sn
some duties which they have yolnntatn, T. 'v" than
to perform have always been fulfilled y t.t .s;s
with! scrupulous conscicntiousncss' ~ .n,l1
reason every one, whether rlcbaof poo,' ,,,.,sc
hcp to make these tairs a slDstahs1al SUIT.
by giving Lis mite to the goo4 eauSc and al
atilig the suffering Of the unfortunate an0 ~
ticted.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. nos
Grand Pac;fc-Sau,ucl Gould, BOSTON; a: D4:'
Entte. New Orleans: r. Is. ilann, Acohua. Il
Marsh, St. Louis s. A. Cosgrove, f'ttsuasS; ,,e X
B Smith, Alton, H. l: WHrsteF; ;r,Nf NE" 1ndan dan
John Il. kimball, New York; e. =. ainn,' fsrnsse.
W.T.: W. ii: ion. % william Bisear Scotland; { I'll /:
Warren Springfield Joseph F. AG5t tna SsM siupson
J. ~. Alexander, columbus; Sosep1 %orr: l{cnry
aass M;ihigan g ~ Uq1S<rhe ,acn ilen
er{a Futom cs!lsge %sw 5r,tan; el the ie Hon
i II Lowell, Detroit; &. G. Holden: .:,,,s a. T.
Paul: Samuel CAY, C1nclnnat1' srhorm. "u
Heath Etica' y: \ ~ w,lam }aMts II: f. 5 5aason,
Vim 1n M<rman Tious<-J. a. Michell' rh1!a'
delphia: n 4. /. conseF, Akrcn, g. Rrske:
RoeE isiand COL George d,aon r. G'1sqn ns j. E.
!seen 1ns s1o" cleveland. o. the Hon. C. Bacon
Boston Boston Go,uuerciai-H. l. Babeoek, rtlca :, ,,s y.
=. ". J. Folsom, BOSTON; John Ncctel,an n Ma's
field. o. George TOWNSEND, Ne" 1ofA' 49, -
Abbott, Genoa, ILL.,
, 1877-10-21
81 What medicines did you givet"

81 What medicines ulu 4Qu k!sC'
sci nm II t,olueupatnlc pA, slean. and gave
aconte. bryonia alba. and cantharides, tue lat-
tcr univ after the patient complained OF the
pain 1ei in in the bowels" 49,
uDid YOU suspect anything?''
ayes; at one time I suspected she vas en-
ceinte, and asked, but received negative an
swcr.''
..But were you not competent witness as 70
whether she was pregnant or not!"
This question was answered By Mrs SPARK TO
the effect that she cid not investigate, but
to DR.. still!ans she told different
story, hence if she lied in this particular TO ttc
reporter the rest OF her story cannot be mucn
better. To Dr.. StllHans she stated tnat sne
found the womb expanded, and asked whether
the protuberance was that Of pregnancy or OF
disease.
luuuiring as to her credentials, the reporter
learned that she was graduate OF the Central
Institute OF Stockholm, an institution devoted
to the stud, Of the diseases OF women and ehll,
drcn. Anative Of Bergen, Norway, she emgrateo
with her husband, anu Two adopted children, now
grown, to this country some eight years asv'.
Five years ago she received diploma Ia meatjl
cine aud surgery from Hahncmunn Medical Cotsz
lcoe, u
All search for Dougherty proved unavailings:
It IS thought he has jumped town. His proper
course would have been to remain, as Ut couAo
, 1877-10-21
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS.

Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20.--Thc Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engineers has at length begun the
payment Of the claims Of tile striking engineers
on the PHILADELPHIA e. Reading Railroad.
I.,crc has been great destitution among many
Of those who lost their engines anu hare not
since received employment, aud some bad feel
ing against the Brotherhood has been Developed
here. The installlnent now disbursed is $4,000.
Bosros, Mass, Oct. 20.-Thc Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers has elected the following
officers: Grand Chief Engineer, ?. NJ. Arthur;
First Grand Engineer, T; ). lngl aham; SECOND
Grand Assistant Engineer, l.. 3. Green; Second
Grand Assistant, William B. Thral; Third
Grand Assistant, Daniel Bennett; Grand Guide,
Thomas Porter; Grand Chaplain, George ".
TIER.
, 1877-10-21

cost $4,000 EACH During the week ~ ~. L,.;id.
inr Denartmcnt has issued permits 1oT o1n3 nu 80
ings whose aggregate estimated cos' 10 s.s
The Treasurer Yesterday received Sy,aoo 'sHa na-
the Comptroller, 81, ,470 from the W.. nonsrrsr
partmcnt, aud 515O, ,000 from Coun's
nuck. -..
The Mayor has caused to be Issued u utu h,,rv-
takers au order cautioning them us'7 h,,r,1. 1.rcr-
ing any person without the proper n.,.
tihcatc, issued by the Health department.
The Committee on Streets aud Alleys OF 1ne
Three Divisions was to nave pAet no1,n,it
afternoon to hear the report ol u 80. o.. ,r;t,, IN
tee appointed to examine pa1eh's.n,saan, .,an Voc m
eye to their respective worth, JUL SAe'~
quorum.
The Lake Park has been enthst5 tnatl nat,s, u1 IN
D,c1 WI na,st o,I Harr;eon street. The work upon
that section will be commenced u.nn utl i,sf,,re
and the entire Improvements coiAptt. ic r., f,e
the close Of the year. Il cave " Gro ~ nark
built at the most prominent pol't e.. ~. ,rar3 ore in
and the engineers in charge ol tue woih ~
hopes that trees and shruboery lna5 " -"
from some unseen source.
Rush street, from Chicago avenue 10 u'.s1ott I"ot
street, is about to be paved. lhcfc are th..re
many wooden buildings i'll that Tlcani.' 49,
is twenty-four-inch Waterman Ill tl!s 49, ~
the street is but poorly supplied M'tn 'reIl r.
lrants, the proper authorities Wou4u w ".. ~ w
see that several doubehydrants arc put ~ .o"t ..o
to obyiate the necessity Of tearing up the stree1
and pavement few years hence wien inc LIZ IN. i
creased tirc-cxtingushing faclltles "fiA W 'AA'
| peratiycly demanded.
| The Building Committee met yesterdaMy w. aitsl ~
NOM, and auditcd Architect Etyan's bulls ioE
% plans, ,o0O for tue general exterior designs M
| aud $1,000 for the interior. ar. Esah .la ia;
volunteered to furnish free Of cost any 1urthel
designs, specifications. or details t1at aa, ~. -.
needed. The Committee have decided TO allow
Certain Certain persons to propose for the work {. q
superintcndng the building Of the foundations
and viii consider the propositions at q HicellnS
Friday afternoon. Tie reliable man Who WI VI
work for the least money WILL prooap4} ec] LIZ
|
, 1877-10-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Rev. D, Thomas will preach morning anu
evening to-day ut the Centenary N. e. Church.
All members Of Company c, Second kc!:l-
meut, I. n. g., are requested TO 1ncc' ~ 11'e'A
urmory this afternoon Mt = O'CLOCK.
Wednesday evening Mrs. Agnes Warcy Will
give dramatic entertainment ut the Ncst-Eno
Opera HOUSE, No. 1873 West Madison street.
The Workinsnen's party OF the United States
will hold ratification meeting Monday evening
at Maskell Hall, Desplaincs street, near JACK
son.
St, Patrick's Bazaar which is being held III
the basement OF St. Patrick's Church, corner o'
Adams and Desplaines streets, Will be con11h-
ucd all this week.
The Drum Corps Of the First Regiment Will
be reoreanized next "Wednesday cvcilng under
their new Drum Major, and all members are RI
quested to be present.
Every member of Company F, Second Regi-
ment, ]. 3. G., is expected to be present at III
important business meeting 10 Dc uelu ~ 1ne
ar1nory tomorrow evening.
There will be dramatic and humorous readings
by Mrs. Lydia Hastings at the Michigan Avenue
Baptist Church Thursday evening. The pro-
ceeds are for the benefit OF the church.
l here WILL DC i SpEcltI HlECtals " 1h@ A@AI"
Literary Association ut O'Clock p m to-oa} ~
the Office Of Justice Morrison. 1i6 West Madison
street. A full attendance Is requested.
The ladies Of the Central Christian Church
are giving lunches to assist in completing tnc
church building Will you please take olnncr
with them ut Ill Madison street tomorrow:
This evening cx-Goy. Bross will speak in the
dime course in the Wcst-End Opcra-House On
The Topography, the Resources, and tue
prnrr,AsS Western HILL
Of the Republic"
". Q. baltimore will lead Gospel temper
ancc meeting in Farwell hall this evening. Re-
deemed mcn will be present to testify to tue
power of the Gospel to save from the sin of i'll
| temperance.
Gentlemen fayoring the formation OF an asso-
ciation. under whose auspices lectures will he
| delivered Tor the benefit ot The poor and other
charitable objects. Will assemble III Naskell Hail
ttls afternoon at ! O'Clock.
The Ladies' Flower Mission will meet Nelncs-
| day morning at NJ. G5 Washington street 1or
t. the last time this season. Contributions OIL
| flowers fruit, and reading matter are earnestly
| solicited for distribution among the poor anu
| SICK.
The fourth annual meeting Of the Womcn' M
| t1oual Christian Conyentonwilbe be held lin Farwcll
! Hall, commencing at 10 Il. ln.: nsxt "Wednesday,
OFT 24 aud continuing four days. This Cosl-
! yeution will be- attended by 9UU OF more dele
| gates from twenty-five different states.
The third in the iucreasingly-popular course
of Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church enter
talnme1lts, " Around tile World" will occur
Tuesday evening, when the audience will inter
view Switzerland and the Rhine. The church is
10 :atcd Oh 1ndiana avenue, uear Twenty fourth
street.
The teachers class in clocution at the Athen-
mul11, under charge of Prof. j. X. AlcAtterty
begins Saturday next at 1O O'Clock Prof March
aud's class iu Frcuch reading and translation
, 1877-10-21

-1 aoroc;ty of tbe three Re-
Inc nt"s,p'oous''s sSp :t:'sssc ,,,,.e an,,ronttv
cciversf Tor Tue oelunct sa'i'sS p.
exhausted itself for the time oc1ns ""e" ~.
coiver Ward. of the Beehive, made his valuable
.,:,,,t;a,, "a +h;c cnnc;cs of currcnt literature,
eoA4.' ,-.4 .., haforc yesterday
III the shape u h's icpo4.' 10y sto.'. NJ ,,,oi-
Everything lapscd lnto Tue us''o4 stA's ~.
loved, uu1nitigated dullness yesterua}' n''
VAR, was not around the gi1dcd lioney-pot for
. ~-u,,,. to,,,h IF fin. III. was possibly re-
ans Eleat his .,,r"rt NJ th, ay before Tie
cose.1 Ao... ,.. IT, Ht,r,nn its attorney,
hnwrver who said there was nothing
'' nom"'e ,,,, ""o vo,,,n,t hc for sunc
neN' ~. niia ~ d,v for,y,rd il would ull
,llne, taa. u11 ~ 49,. ~, asif it hadn't been
oe lou.ne Min. of the dryest. lreariest
sous'1 sr1 sil ali alops! DR.. Turpin sighed for some
thing 10 ~: ilI',I W. ~" ] w.,its mon his m
sohic oa3s snse' ns ~" M. of thrsc mud
prMsets .ol t''.n ,1,, came in Yesterday nor1l-
pespatte!eu ees,Is, ,,'at nr'1ress was as slow Us
sca ever There was mud, mud everywhere, and ne
l1leu l .n ~ ~ rs ~ ,n.irr fb,. ,.rrum stances
pfope. t"! +h4. sass,on of the Third
W. Mas ~ ~ cE,,-c,, 80 strive ,nirht,ly
- ,,r,..sr tnr snniI of rea cold weather to
~ ~ 10 NH mi r.,,irr II nassable for
ttee1: up a.sr.rie,re ~ walk a}n,,t dry-sboJ.
the aforesaid appraisers " ".'n auvu' ~ 10 al
~. W - ~ - ,yhn+ lie e3y thrre is not
nIaet p1opeass, MN " 100. Intv Whr, he
aitosethsr natlerins " t'las @ !oe - :o,r 1arre
Aau reached that place' he sa,s . ~ Cd" ,;.h ~
tract OF lahd 1ust eo'e!cu ~ "a..t, VT 1;;5
tops ol tne Feeus st's. st!en''s ou' "Do'~ 3
waste II seems that
was along and uescantcd staiaaiy on lhe .a.ue fa'
of the submerged tract III ths uiln uncertain ltt
ture. To the pra:t'cai Df. taFp'h II oeeastea ,ss
that 1t would be several certnTle5 Or more "
fore Chicago "ould nave IVY use auf u9ch n.oIs
cilities sufficient to satisfy the co'noineo heeus
of New York, Boston. Baltimore, fnliauelDnta,
, 1877-10-21
BARGAINS

At IS cts-A good black gros-grain Sill;
former price, 80 cts.
AT $1.00-AheaYy black gros-grain silk:
cheap at $1.25.
At $1.75-An elegant satin finish gros-
grain: others ask S2.25.
At s1.00-A full line of 19-ineh colored
gros-grain silks; former price
$1.25.
AT 22 cts-A full line of Mohair Lusters:
cheap at 30 cts.
AT 80 cts-A fine quality OF English Nat
elasse; former price, 10 cts.
At C5 cts-A good all-wool black Cash
mere, so inches vide; others
ask 80 cts. -,
At so cts-A silk-tinished Br1..anteen:
others ask IS cts.
AT IS cts-A splendid quality French
Noye Corset; cheap at 81.
At $1,O0-A full line Of Ladies Cbemises
elegantly trimmed.
At S1.5O-A fine all-Wool Felt Skirt;
never before sold for less than
$50.
, 1877-10-21
DRY GOODS.
OUR new DEPARTUREl
ALL GOODS MARKED IN
PLAIN FIGURES,
And STRICTLY ONE PRIcRl

JTe give no discounts to Dres,.
makers, pay no commissions. and
strongly advise every one to max,
their 0,v1s selections. Tthy ave con
42td aUiit sell all kinds of DRJ
Mods cheaper than ann othe,
use in the city: We pay no rent
t5e- 40 credit, import all our o,cn
foreign Goods direct from. the man.
zlfuct.trers. All Domestic Good,
bought for cash direct Of the mann.
facturers' agents. We take adran-
tuge Of all forced sales, and Keen n
buyer constantly in Ne,v York to
attend to all 11tctio1. Sales.
We only 9,1a1:li goods from 3to8
per cent above the actual cost, there
fore 4Ue are unable to gire discounts
or pay commissions to outside
parties to influence trade.
, 1877-10-21

be present ut the State Baptist Pastoral Union
this week, ut Springfield, partly for the purpose
above mentioned.
NEW POSTAL CARS.
The Chicago, Milwaukee j. st. Paul Rail-
road have just completed new mail car
for use on their road, in which .scy-
eral Aighly-important Improvements, si1npli-
fying the work and saving labor,
hare been introduced. The car was constructed
in Milwaukee by Mr. Bailey, Master Mechanic
Of the road, froul plans furnished by Capt. J. Z.
White, Superintendent of the railway mail
service, Sixth Division. It is fifty icet in
lcurth' aud has twelve Wheels, carried under
two patented trucks, 1t is fitted with Miller
platforms and the improved Westinghouse auto
, 1877-10-21

MRS. sPoRK'9 STORY.
The reporter next sought Mrs. Spork IN her
cell ut the station. She talked freely, on being
assured that word OF her arrest would not be
sent to her husband. who, she sad was suffer
ing from heart-diseasc. The first inquiry was
as to when she had first called professionally
upon deceased, to which she replied: "Upou
going to my Office Monday afternoon | found
note saying, Please call at No. 1G2 North San
canon street, I think my brother was in the
office at the time, aud eau tell who brought the
uotc.:'
WAS that your first risit2''
t'Yes. sir.''
s'Wbat did you treat her fora''
"When arrived there found her sitting In
rocking~chair, in cold, clammy state. | at
once ordered her to bed, and as she complained
OF pains in the chest, concluded it was pleu~
risy. Accordingly placed porous plasters on
each side, and ordered cloths wet with - Groen
Oile," q Norwegian remedy, and Ponds Extract.
She complained Of nothing else until Wednes~
day, when she said there was severe pain IN
| her bowels"
, 1877-10-21
MARRIAGES.
DEA1'ItS.

HUGHES-rAI:KEk--1n Chicago, at the Cathedral,
by Canon Knowles, William t. Hughes and Ars L!zzIe
Il. Parker, all of Cairo, Ill.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-19
LorrsA CgErx. April 10Th, 1871.

LOUISA CgEEK, April 10Th, 1877.
En-. CHtEY.-We W 81 busily CO.
gagged in making p~sepsratioes to plan,
corn. The small grain looks vel, aad
there IL . fair prospect for . good crop.
Most of the far users have .peot sev.
ersl days 10 plating forest trees.
There has been abou, $500 trees plan
ted in the Be:gbboshood this spring.
which makes ,hings 10 + more Ike
home 10 zee 50 many groves starting.
aud j. won't he long un,i! they viii
make quite . show. have some
young cottonwood tree. which | plant.
ed Two years ago, some Of which arc
IL fee, kish and 2. inche. in diameter.
Mr. Nelson Phelps and j. Murphy
had .ome Of their friends to come and
pay them q visit. They ; emed TO be
well pleased with the country, and Will
probably max their home here.
Rev. j. Elliott preached a fine ser
to . large audience, last Sunday,
ia the school house. W. have preach
ing every four weeks, by Rev. Elliot.
Sunday We have Bible Reading
Md Class meeting. Yours tru' >,
q. W, Ii.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-19

There is 10 this town a few individ-
uals who are engaged ia different
branches of business, and who do not
advertise in their county paper, and
offer as an excuse that they must econ
Omize. This We think is false ecouo-
my. We send each week, hunireds
of copies Of the CHIEF out Of the
county, aud perhaps a majority Of
them to eastern states. These papers
are eagerly sought after by persons
who contemplate emmigrating. They
have no way of Judging OF the impor-
lance Of any county EXCEPT BY consult
ing the advertising columns Of the
paper, hence the importance Of
advertising your business. The ad-
vantag"s Of such a course must be Oh
vious to every intelligent man.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-19

j. d. Post informs Us that he has
the largest barn west of Joe, War
ner's and is prepared to accommo-
date the freighters, and all Others
who may call. Livery rigs furnished
on short notice 33-tf
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-19

Latest advices from ths Foreign
Shore" say that war between Russia
and Turkey is inevitable. The armi,s
of Russia are moving On the frontier,
and Turkey is preparing for a speedy
attack. 1t is believed that the declar-
alton Of wal will be made In a few
DAYS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-19

w are informed that Guide Rock
WIS visited on last Monday By a heavy
hsilstor,n, which literally smashed up
all the windows on the south side Of
the buildiurs:1 Many Of the hailstones
were as larpeHs hens eggs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-19

We have added quite a number Of
new names to our subscription list
lately, and fear that We will not have
enough paper this week TO supply all
Of our exchanges. However. we will
make sure of enough next week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-19
Notices IN his Column 10 Cents q Line


u6oSn uue 8eO Nbo00 ~
HASTINGS Leaves Monday
Wednesdays and Friday : q. III.
Tuesday. Thursday and saturday, ;
q. m, Arrive. every day $50 p. IN.
HARVARD Leaves MONDAYS and
Thursdays Z q. IT,. arrives Wcdnes-
days and Saturdays 6 p. m.
|, PLEASANT HILL leaves Thursdays :
: q. m. Arrives Wednesday, 6 y. m.
FRANKLIN, going east, Mondays
and Thursdays = p. m. Gong west
. Tuesdays aud Fridays 9 a. M
JEWELL Kansas, leaves Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays s a. M.
s%rriyes Mondays, Wednesdays and
- Fri1ay> 6 p. N.
Russell, Kansas, Leaves Mondays.
. Wednesdays and Fridays ! a. NJ.
arrives Tuesday,, Thursdays and
Sundays, & .. LII.
Office opcn from 4 until 6 p. u.
Sundays.
All registered matter must be in
w 80 p. III.
Money Order business closed a.
100 .. III. No orders Issued on Sun
day.
NJ. b. MCNITT, p. NJ.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-19

People generally will be glad to
know tha, charcoal has been discover.
ed 20 he a sure cure for burns. By
laying a small piece Of cold charcoal on
the burn the pain subsidies immediate
ly. by leaving the charcoal on for an
hour the wound is healed, as has been
demonstrated on several occasions.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-19
50 ACRES

of land on Elm Greek on the Hastings
and Red Cloud freight road, p acres
under cultivation, good frame house
l6x26 with basement l4x3j, good we'll.
stable rcom for 10 teams building IL
KS for the accommodation Of freight
ers. Corn cribs and corrals. THIS
property ha. long been known As
Hummel's rancho. There j, some tin
Der on the place. Will relinquish for
800. or will give deed for $500 Half
balance I n one year, or will
trade for team and stock.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-19
DO YOUR OWN GRAINING!!

A new and simple method of grain
ing. Enclose Scots and l will send by
return mail printed directions for
granting: all shades. No humbug
Address. Rufus Miksch.
"a On Red Cloud Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-19

The Chicago Store still leads in style
quality, bottom prices. square dealing.
and by doing just what it adver,ises.
They have the largest stock Of Cloth
ing, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, 10
Hastings, and are selling cheap, cheap.
err, cheapest.
&c ID Weinberp. Prom
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-19

Our patience is at last worn out and
our funds exhausted. So We discon-
tinue a number of our subscribers pa
pers, who are considerably in arrears
The amounts due are charged up. and
will he left in the proper hands for
collection.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-19

Locals are scarcc this week. No
fights. no runaways. nor NJ etc. But
never mind, this monosony will not
last long. Probably next week they
will all happen at once.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-19

We are informed ,hs, Mr.. J. Meyer
a gentleman residing on Beaver creek.
thi. county, lost six head Of cattle last
Monday night, By . single stroke Of
tightening.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-19
TAKE NOTICE.

Office hours at the Red Cloud Post
Office. I a. m. to 8 p. m, every day
except Sunday. when the Office will be
open from IL III. to l p. III. No letters
registered or money orders issued on
Sunday or after 8 p. M.
NJ. Il. MCNITT, p. NJ.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-19

Mr.. Howe, OF Saltwater, brought
to our Office this week, as a curiosity,
a sample Of soap stone which was dug
from a well over in that section. The
stone resembles soap very closely, be-
ing of about the same consistency as
bar soap, and will remove dirt and ink
stains from the hands as speedily and
effectually as any soap.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-19

G. ". Haley has returned from
Bloomington where he has been COR
the lass week a:tendirg 20 business,
before the u. s. Land Office.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-19

QUEENSWARE! QUEENSWARE!
John G. Potter has just received a
large amount Of Queensware, ETC., etc.
which he will sell at figures to suit
purchasers. Call and SEE. John e..
Potter. Red Cloud. Neb. 81
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-19

We have at present the follosinf
described tracts Of and for sale:
l0 ACRES,
situated on Elm Greek. N acres under
cultivation. plenty of,imber and water
Good wef. ~ feet deep: house, .,s.
bles. etc. Land nearly all level, being
mostly second bottom. Close 10 school
house. Pnce. 5000. 500 down, bal
ance In payments 10 suii purchaser.
Deed gwen.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-19

Apple Trees, Cherry Trees, Curran,s
Gooseberries, Rhubarb, and Hedge
Plants, raised" and for sale, at Mil
ner's Nursery near Ioverton. 343
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-19

Owing to the absence of the editor
the fore part Of the week, and other
circumstances 'stoo numerous to men
tion," the columns of the CHIEF are
rather thin this week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-19

SThe foundation fer . new building
on the south OF Bentley's building has
been laid. We understand w. N.
Richardson will erect a building there
to be used as an Office. \