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1P you want good Tea 20 10 smyth's
Tea House, corner Market and 14Lh
streets,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-07

o'clock.
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TIE finest shoes kept IN the city at
L. v, BLoNps.
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II you want the cheapest Tea, 90 10
smyth's Tea House, corner MakeI and
lAth streets,
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HotIDAY Goods in great variety at the
Boston 900 Store.
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CALL and see the new Goods at the BOs-
ion Doc Store.
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Coon Black Kid Gloves for IS cts, at
J. W. FERRIES.
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HoLrDAY trade is ruling at the Boston
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LOOK sharp for the frst choice at the
Boston SOC Store.
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DON,r forget the Nail Feeders Ball
this friday evening at Turner Hall.
Admission 81,
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THE Boston SOC Store is full Of Holi.
day Goods.
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IL you want to get suited in pair Of
shoes 60 to L. v. BIoNDs.
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LOB SALE.
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN the County Court OF Ohio County. West Viz.
n 1,'s e.: cow. :, :, c...s..,.
I'm chaneery.

- Ne Lawn " As
By virtue Of decree Of the County Court Of Ohio
In the ChhnCpry Order Book Of aid Court on page
SOL, In tho clAnccry cause Of Thomas COlvlu ". J.
X. DANa et al. In said Court the underhlS ned Spe-
eial CstnIniiiioner will on
SATURDAY, the I'd day Of December, 1877,
Alto o'clock A. W., at tho front door Of the Court
House Of Ohio county, W. Va, proceed 70 sell 1t
to-Wit;
Beginning on the south lice Of John street (AoE
18TH d point which Is tWenty-th ee feet aud one
sixth inches from the northeast corner Of lot num-
Der one hundred and eighty-one (ISll aud In the
centre Of the division wall between the ArSt aud
second tenementS west Of alley; thence westward
with south ai1s Of John street lnoW 10Th street)
fifteen feet and three Inches TO the eaStwarly line
Of property owned by james McAdAns, and with
his line division In part between second aud third
tenements) one hundred and tWent -four feet and
ten Inches TO the fihWArdly line Of alley In rear
and with the same GastWaTdly fifteen feet and ten
1ncheS 10 . stake which Is tWenty-thFeC feet and
one-dxth Inches from the southeast corner Of SaId
LOT; thence nOrihWAIdly TO and with the centre Of
division wall between said tcnelnentS Ole and two
one hundred and twenty-iour feet and ten inches
TO the place Of beginning, together with the build.
ings and appurtenHnctH ihtreuntO belonging, being
the SAME property heretofore conveyed 10 aid
Davis BY Thomas " Brien aud wife by deed dated
TERss or SALz-one-thlrd Of the purchase
money In eash, and aG much mic as the
purchaser may eject, Oue-hali Of the remainder In
niue months from the dayof sale, and thaTenlaln-
der Of the purchase money In eighteen months
from the day Of sale the purchaser giving his notes
with approved security for each Of Esid deferred
in'tallments Said notes 10 bear legal interest and
the title will be retained until oil the purchase
money is paid up.
JOHN o. PENDLETOE,
Special missioner.
j. CHAuBERs HERvEr, AuctloneeF. nOlD
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Silk Velvet Frames for 9gc at The 900
Store, with Eseler attached, worth s..
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Several other letters, Of a business
nature, and not throwing any light upon
the suicide, we're also found upon The
person Of the unfortunate Young man.
The jury, after hearing the evidence in
the case, returned a verdict t. the effect
that deceased came 10 his death by a
pistol shot in his left breast, inflicted by
his own hand" N a'7 =
There are various theories as 10 the
cause Of the suicide, but none appear sat-
isiactory. Deceased was mot known 10 be
dissipated, and never appeared 10 his
friends to be respondent. He had sew
eral times, in a ocular way, spoken of
cutting his throat or shooting himself, but
no one who heard him had ever attached
any importance to such remarks, know
ing him to be In the habit Of talking
recklessly. The true cause OF the suicide
will perhaps forever be shrouded in
mystery.
Since the above was written we have
heard the following additional particu-
lars; Yesterday morning about ten
o'clock Fritz handed Mr.. Blumenberg a
alp Of paper containing q memorandum
Of the amount certain parties we're in.
debled 70 the saloon, and said that the
bills ought 10 be made out soon. Mr.,
Blumenberg remarked, "Why, Fritz, il
isn't January yet, why do you give me
this now?" Fritz, in reply, said he
wanted him to have Il 40 that he would
know who owed him.
10 the afternoon about four O'Clock,
while handing glass Of beer to friend,
Fritz remarked, "That's the last glass Of
beer I'll ever draw for you"
Mr.. Blumenberg gives deceased high
character; says he was honest, sober and
industrious, and that he never had man
work for him that be had more confidence
in. The funeral will take place this
morning at h&li.past nine O'Clock, from
Mr.. Blumenberg's residence.
Rosa seibert, II appears, came over
from Germany intending to marry Fritz.
They were engaged to be married, and
Mr.. BlumenberR's understanding was
that they were 10 be married whenever
Fritz was able 10 support her. Fritz
went to Pittsburgh about ten days ago 10
zee her, and found that she had married
another man. Since his return he was
dispondent and gloomy, and this was no
doubt the cause OF his suicide.
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HORsE Blankets, worth 81 90, for 900
at the 900 Store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-07

GENTS fine shoes Of the latest styles
just received at L. v. BIoNDs.
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sAMHElMMER IN A DYING CONDITION.
There was wound on the left side Of the
chest about II inches above the heart,
which had evidently caused death. The
ball, he found, had penetrated the lungs,
and deceased had bled 10 death. Deceased
only lived n few moments after his ar
rival. Witness noticed that there was a
iow Of blood from the mouth OF deceased,
but could not say whether or not there
was u wound IN the mouth, as owing to
the darkness he had not examined it
closely.
Mr.George Otto, who was in the ga
loon at the time Of the shooting, was also
witness. The testimony Of Mr.. Otto
was substantially the same a. that Of Mr..
Blumenberg, SO far as the shooting was
cnncernAtI
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Mr.. Blumenberg ran up stairs, and
found Fritz lying upon bed in the attic,
with a CHASTITY wound in his left breast.
His shirt was burning about the wound
and the first act Of the witness was to ex.
tinguish the fire. Fritz was then uncon.
sci0uS, and was gasping for breath. AS
witness turned to leave the apartment,
and summon medical assistance, he no.
ticed small revolver lying upon the
floor. He picked up the revolver and ex.
amined il, and found that two Of the seven
chambers we're empty, while one Of the
cartridges showed animpression where it
had been snapped. Witness cent out latter
a physician, and DR.. Harvey soon Sfter-
wards arrived.
DR.. R. 8. Harvey was next called. DR..
Harvey testifed-thRt he had been sud-
denly called 10 Blumenbergs saloon, and
had found
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A NEW lot Of Mayobed ware at the sst
Store; something new.
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WASrED.-Work in Embroidery and
Fancy Knitting. Infant Wardrobes a
specially. Address Box 81, Bridgeport,
Ohio.
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SILK velvet frames for 500, worth s. %
at the 99c Store.
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The cheapest Ahoes in the city at
LV. BIoND'a.
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Police CouRT-Judge Gunner.
There were seven cases before His
Honor yesterday morning.
John Funk, John Flood, Thomas
Flynn, John CROWN, WIN. Lee, VIM
Pratt and Thos, Donnelly were charged
with yAgrancy. They were committed
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TIM covEn.- ciacuir Couhr-Juds.
MilSlh--The Circuit Court met as usual
yeAterdAy morning.
The clse Of John Robrecht yS. Elijah
Marling, il, was taken up, and occupied
the entire day. All the evidence in the case
was heard, and this morning the case wall
6ijourned until the usual hour this
morning
MUNICIPAL CouET--Jvdge Gunner.
The Municipal Court met yesterday
morning, pursuant 10 adjournment.
No business was transacted, and the
court adjourned over TO the usual hour
this morning.
The case Of Q. P. Brown yS. the Adams
Express Company was set for hearing to-
day,
Court adjourned until the usual hour
to-day.
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For sale by all druggists,
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-29
l@ ACRES
woi1AcTs I2IcIx

Good Coetoosdes 1t l5e sysrd.
Good Heavy Jeans,
Brown add Bloc Duck. l23e
Denim,
Blesehed Muslin. 7. 8, 3. lOc
UobIesehed u. 8. s2-9.
Heavy Tovehoa. Sic.
Cheviot Shifting. l23e.
Bed Ticks. 8. 10. I2s.
Four Spools Costs Thrssd 25e.
We also have 40 endless variety Of
Spring Goods, just arrived from New
York. Come add exsuios our Goods
have . full ios Of GioshsmA Cali.
oces, Poplins. Alpseas. Csshmers.
Embroideries, Laces, striped Hosiery.
also Bslbrissn and English Under
wear; Ribbons; Buttons ; Triumings.
Our Clothing Stock IL Complete. We
are offering suits 1t - 50 70 >I2 on.
80 per cent. less than cso b bought
The ladies' vail please give
us . call. We have our b1ods Of
boots and shoes, which VI csn warrant
70 you. Hoping to get your patron
age, Ne are Respectfully Yoars,
WOLBACH BROS.
LIST door south Of tho Bssk, Hast.
ines. Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-29

En-. CHIEF On Friday last CON-
pe,iave examination in map drawing
vss held Il the school house. BY the
members Of she class in geography.
The contestsets we're Fred LutA. Oscar
Potter. Willie Mitchell. james Max
we'll, Charles Ladlov and Goa Poster.
The judges we're J. 8. Gilhan. C. ".
Haley and Z. BORN. Alter seahy -
hour spenti in exsminins shs maps aud
comparing notes they svarded the
FIRST prize 70 Willie Mitchell Inc. IL
the secood 70 Charles Ludlow mo ST.
and the third to Cora Potter INC. 81
the following u . copy Of their report:
Red Cloud, March Esd, 1877.
Mn, C.. W. SPRINGER,
We your committee have examined
the maps drawn By yoar pspis With
the greatest pleasure. We wsse sqsal.
y surprised With he pso6eissav a
the pupils and The skil Displayed b
them. Wa regretted thss maps 3, 2.
add 6. which we're vell dawn isdeed,
were de6cieot IN some # the requisites
for competition. Nos. 4, S, and I,
we're most equal IN exeoaioos and mol
di6cult to decide betvesa. foar con,
mlttee. however, agreed that No I,
Was the bese With refereaoe % boaod.
ries ssd capitals, that No. S vas d,
best With reference % rivers and h.
secoed best With r~eferesos 70 boaDds
ries add capitals ; that No. I ~ sh'
6mt With r~efereoos to nSuntAias .,
the third u the three other pastiss
lara W. AYE therefore awarded IL
6rse ps;Se 70 The drawer ef No. 7, tb'
ssoood to the drawer Of No. s. 90
the third b the drawer Of No. 4.
Sieoed b. The eonuittee,
!; :: ! = : ' fS: s:;::: Con-
! Red Cloud, March 18th, 1877.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-29

Having occasion to visit Hastings,
last week, We took passage over the
popular mail line. via. Wells Posto6oe,
sod must say that for quick time add
accommodating drivers. this line Is GOT
exceIled. If equaIed 10 this part Of the
country. The wornios We pulled out,
"a cold, With . stiff breese steadily
blowing from the north which Ne VA
compelled to fsoe. hut notwithstanding
this Inconvenience We rode With . fair
degree Of comfort, and 5000 arrived q
CArHERTON,
distance FROM Red Cloud Is miles.
This p~os,of6os is kept BY MI. Isaac
COwlcy who is Que oil the substantial
farmers OF that part Of the county.
Cs,her,oo postot6ce u located in the
midst Of . nice scoI'e Of country, which
10 pretty well settled With IN enter
prising class of people. Taking snoth.
er passenger aboard. vs re<umed our
Journey. arriving 1t Wells T. U. about
eleven O'Clock. While waiting for din.
Der to be served We took occas,u 90 70
drop 10 upon the genial storekeeper,
Mr.. Hoffman, whom We found busiy
engaged dealing out goods to bis nu
werous customers. Nj. Hofmsn, ct
present, keeps store 10 . dugout He
coutemplates erecting . building soon
Mr.. Cooke aud Fred Allen Of Red
Cloud. ars engaged in the blacksmith
ing business 1t this place. After dio.
ner. (which va served 10 good style
II Nj. Weu's.) we resumed our jour
ney under the charge OF Mr.. Butler,
the aentlemanly aud accommodating
proprietor Of the mail lioe. Our
course lay across . high prairie ofsome
SIX miles 10 width, when Ne again
struck the Blue r1ver, TITS tune q Sal
Yer LIKE. u susli town which derives
its uaa,e from . su,sll lake OF the szne
osms, which ove about eight scres
Of ground aud abouuds in . plentifai
supply Of the funny ir,bs. The B. &
N. Surveyors were camped At this
po,ut. We did not have time 70 iases-
view them. The town Of Silver Lake
contains one store, enc dwelling house
and the inevitable blacksmith shop.
We arrived in Hsstinss iu good
time, making tue uip from Red Cloud
to Hsstiogs in about eight hours in
Guiding s,oppsses. We can cordially
recommend thus sage line 70 the trsv-
ehng public.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-29
Notices In tbs Colsm. 10 Cents q Ls.e


Arrival so1 OspaSsoss - nosDa
seeo soe Do Gssss q. q.
HASTINGS Leaves Mosdsy'a
Wednesdays and Friday ] Q. =.
Tuesday. Thsr~day ssd Sstssdsy, 8
. .. N, Arrives every day $50 p. n.
HARVARD Leaves Mondays aud
Thurrdsys ! .. NJ. strives Wsdoes.
days and Saturdays 8 p. %.
PLEAsANr HILL leaves Thursdays :
.. N. Arrives Wedsesdsy's 6 ?. u.
FRANKLIN. going east, Mosdsy's
/, and Thursday 2 2. u. Going vest
Tuesday, and Fridays 9 .. O.
JEWELL Kansas. leaves Tue.dsys,
Thursdays and Saturdays . Q. w.,
arrives Mondays, WedDe-dsys and
Fridays 8 p. o..
RUssEl., Kau-as. Leaves Monday.
W.dne.dsy. and Fridays : .. u.
arrive. Tue.ds,s, Thursdays and
Sunday, 6 .. ID.
Office open from 4 until 9 p. n.
Sundays.
All registered matter must be In
BY : 90 y. IN.
Money Order business closed at
1901 IN. No order, issued 90 Sun
day.
NJ. b. McNrTT. p. NJ.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-29

Having received over 50 eases q
Dry Goods, 80 cases Clothing, 30oU
pain Booes and Sboes. . hfgs ssaess-
mess Of Oil CIoth, ed Csspst-sb;da
Ne must sell, regardless q. eoa, 10
tho want Of room. III. = . goldes
opportunity for those vbo vish 70 buy.
Chicago Shore. la Strsst, aastiaGs,
Neb 50 4
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-29

The eastern troubles sre likely to b
amscsbly settled. The trosbIe thsa
has heretofore existed 10 this county
10 regard 70 getting good harness ct
reasonable figures. il also settled.
Wm. Mcbride has just received . large
stock Of the best maserisl and viii get
up good harness 1t ressossble figures.
Gall 1t his shop 10 Red Cloud. 33-tf
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-29

Hardly . day passes thss We do not
see little boys lighting on the streets.
and 10 some instances surrounded By
large boys and full Grovs men, Who.
instead of making peace between the
little fellows, and pointing out to them
the evils Of such conduct. sctually en-
courage them to 6sht and tear esch
others eyes" Such scenes - this are
. disgrace to the town. We hope 20
see less Of il 10 the future.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-29

LOUISA CR8IK. March 18th, 1877.
Ed. CHnW:-The farusrs are III
busly Engaged in their spring work.
WI. J. Norris ssd wife feel Isjoio-
q ovsr . Ges yosss daushssr Tin
made their hews happy . lsv day,
go. He says b viii sse En- sp.
". G. Wsds hes just arrived 6on
Iowa. as M tAss tines ass dell 10
Tie veseses pat Of The sesss, asd q
fair proapses ter pIssv of erasaop.
pess. David Asdsesos nys sAs. b
ussd sxpefinsaaag o. gs..shoppes
sxgs ehis viseee. AshaseAed soos o1l
IN his hose. then took them out door.
and pat then 10 water % fteess soid
in 10, theo It them tAav cot asain,
and they vtrs just - lively - ever.
We bed . BIG prairie lrs Susds,
sfsssoos. III widow Highly ksd Il
Il her hay al seabls AID soue ode,
thiap burned up. Il i quite . lssss .,
her.
o. Susday morning tvo psssoe.
we're ssen putting cut ere o. Tie pr,i
re. We doa't know vho hey vess
but il would Be vel 10 try ths hv 0.
some Of th&s fellows vho ass eo.sisa
ally setting oct psaiie Grss.
g. ". H..
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-29

The array Of farm machinery 10 Red
Cloud this spring is Astonishing to .
stranger, bat 70 . native Nebnstisu
there 10 uothing to excite remark.
JAKE Miller hss jast received . large
supply Of plovs aud cultivssoss, ETC.,
which he Is selling cheap. Don't buy
until you call on him. 33-tf
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-29
Css URCss DIRECTORY,

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Service, every first anil third FAB
baths Of each month 1t Red Cloud
and in.vsle. u o'clock p. y. .,
Red Cloud. 2 O'Clock r. Il. st H.
avale. Every second and fourth
Sabbaths at Batin and Harmony
Precincts. REV. A. MAxwELL,
Pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH. Rev.
. J. T. MILNER. Services second
Sabbath in each month a, IL A. n.
SABHArH SCHOOL every Sabbath
morning at 10 A. y Closes st IL.
Z. ". SPRINGER. Surs.
BAND OF HOPE meets every two
weeks IN alternate Thursday even
ings at Go O clock.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-29

We wish TO inform our pseross that
. Chicago 6rm hes lately opesed up q
Has.ings, and are selliss Dry Good.
Clothing. Boots and Sboea st such
low prices that have never before bees
known 10 Hsstiaga They warrant 10
give atisfsosion os money rsfasded.
D. WHINDIB0,
80 4 lss street, Hastings, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-29

u
Oak Crock pcecsst b. H3@ fuGA.
Mr. A. Riley 70 Nis. Msry Laid.
"a tie 22sd isA. All of Osk tsssek
Webaee eosssy, Heb.
A yet, Ne have saasd sess d that
oke. DOR smoked ssy Hsvasss. 30
ve ssseot d1v mech Il pietsss %
tie besssy ssd pesssssses a The h.
oo0isl koot.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-29
MILLINERY !

New Patterns, New Goods, st Mr..
McBridea Hats doae over 10 good
style. Ladies Of town and couatry are
cordially invited % eall and exzmiae
GoodA Shop 10 south part ef eova
Oppoeits MI. w. N. Richsrdsoa'G -
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-29
HORSES AND xUIS.

Notice Is hereby given. thst I will
be At the saable adjoining the Red
Cloud Brewery sith my Stallion and
Jsck % the 2nd and 4,h Moodsys Of
April. Nay, June and July, 1877.
l.. SXITn.
att Guide Rock, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-29

Geo. Zeiss has juss :eoeived .
barrel Of sweet cider, 81 the way from
Michigan. Ye lovers OF thin s1cellsue
beverage can call now, o. George.
and sample II.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-29

We have not tiwe por space to tell
IN that csn b found st Mitchell 4
Morhsrt's hardware store. Cutlery,
from tho smallest penknife to the larg-
est sire carving knife, and farming i'm
pkmeots from the couuoo garden hoe
70 tue riding cultivstoe. Go zee them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-29
BOOTS ssd SHOES.

]. g.. Potter wilkes 70 ~ thss Be
b seIliag he stoc& q Booes ssd Shoes
q sxtreuely low fgussa Give hin .
ol 33-sf
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-29

Mr.. NJ. DeGroat Of Council Bluffs.
! Iowa, has been taking in the town
Last week. with . view of locating here.
lie is the forerunner of soue half .
dozen fau,lies which viii probably 10
cate here this spring. Come on. there
, Is room for al.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-29
HARNESS | HARNESS. 81

Wm. Mcbride vill get 20 sp .
god hasse0 st ressoosble f&ures.
Cal asd - hin. Or door 0ash q
the Deu Mess naske4. 3l-ef
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-29
An Gallo % Sold It 1oyds
for one Dollar, at Wslbaeh
Brs's ono door south eaak,
Hastings, Nebraska.

Apple Trees, Cherry Trees, Carrssts
Goo>eberries, Rhubsrb, aud Hedge
Plants. ''raissd," sad for ale, ct Nj.
uer's Nursery near Clovertoa. 33
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-29

- Under the new laws everything .
man owns must be Assessed, even his
wearrg apparel. tlf he has sny) moth
lug is exempt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-29

NASubs~ribers who find a rod cross~
IN rkcd on he marain Of their
papers. will know ther ,ubacrip-
ton cxPirea with the humber0N
+. flowing. and they are reQuestef to renew
At once. Those who ind . blue crsss on their
pai.ers will know that they are in arrosrs.
an n little money would be acceptable to u
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-29

We heard that q ce,tsin young man
got badly scared the other night while
seeing his girl home, and run OF and
left her to take are Of herself. We
are not informed - to the sature Of
the objects imaginary or otherwise,
that frightened the young gent, but
supp, sc that he is not accustomed to
being out after night.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-29

Last week s issue Of the Kcnnesaw
' Tines was filed with county eat arga.
meut. Tnere was, We kellsve, three
kpcAls on o. her matters.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-29
QUEENswAkBl QUEENswA.k

QUEENSWAkRl QUEENSWAak.
JoAs G.. PotteR has jes rsssivea .
hRse amount Of Qussssvase, ca. 60.
Which - Win ~ q 1gures - saia
possAahsss. Cala Cd ~. JoAs g.,
Peter. Red Coed. Nsh. -
J. D. Pot informs - thae y -
The hrgsse barn vesk a Joe, Was.
ser's and i prepared - seseooo-
date the freishssss. ssd ~ oehess
who nay call Livery nc farsisAed
On short notice l6-6
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-29

We would warn our readers to be-
ware of one. DR.. Clark A. hobbins Of
Syracuse. New York, Who advertises
pretty EXTENSIVELY in this State. He
failed to keep his word, with Us, and
we believe will swindle ell whom be
has dealings With. Beware Of him!
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-29

Bay the word. and | vil deliver n
your door % Ore.s thas va1 pIsess
you. Prices mage besvees 500 ssd
$1,000. e. ". SPRiN0sR.
80 ~ Ageoe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-29

Early last Monday morning We be-
held the stars and stripes q sting
gracefully over the wagon and black.
smith shop Of Ira Sleeper. We, At
first did not understand the occasion
Of this display, but subsequently learn
, ed that Sleeper took 20 Ssession Of his
shop on the morning ia questioo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-29

Hunt up your tools for gardening.
and get them in good conditi,u .Soue
onc will soou want to burrvw.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-29

Subscrihe's who do not receive their pa
rers rsGriarly. will confer . favor By notify
ing us Of the fact at once.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-29

" O68V0A 8UA&0U
O6es Of State Sspsrinteodsat Of
Pubic lUslructioa,
LINCOLN. Neb.. March 24th, 1877.
Tax fes the payment Of isssrest %
School Bonds, should b voted ct the
Aooual Meeting. April ID, b. each
district having such Boeds eutst.ud.
ing.
Should this uotiee not be seen BY
School O@Ssrs 10 time 70 receive IT.
tention 1t the annual meeting, . spe-
cal meeting should b called 1t once,
and the tax voted.
The necessity Of this sctioo hes in
the f.ce that tbs ct Of February 18th
1875, psovidins for the kvyisg Of .
tai b tie County Coouisiossrs for
The payueas Of isssssst % School
BoodA. either hes been, q 10 likely TO
b peououseed usoea>situ,iooal
Should the di.irioe NOT vote The eax.
and the Comuissioeers DOT Be lesaily
eotitle3 % % %, there viu be nooe
lAvie6, I'D the credit Of The State viii
greatly suffer.
s. r. THOMPSON,
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-29

Agent for the White Sewing NJ
chine. Any ooe wishing to purnhsss
one of these machines, will 6od sam
ple machine 1t the Furniture store.