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opinions q tie YrSssL

We take pleasure 10 intr oducing
Messrs Smith Bros, 4 Thoup soa b
the public 10 this part of the state.
Read the following from their home
papers, also from the State Journal,
ssd Jon will go how they ~ regarded
where they are well known. We Gre
glad to welcome such an esterpriss in
our nidss,and hope they vii prosper.
We had the pleasure Of meeting
yesterday M. N. B. Thompson. Who
in connection With the Smith Bros,
bankers. Of Beatrice is pref airing u
open . bank At Red Cloud, for the
accommodation Of the Republicaa
valley. The baking 6rm viii be
Smith Broa 4 Thompsoa," and the
names Of the genslsusn wLo eompose
it will be sufficient rssommspdssio, d
the people Of Western Nebraska.
No institution 10 the state bears ,
better rspusstiea for pronptseas, 70.
liability and responsibility than tAs
First National Bsnk Of Beatrice undo,
the control sf the Saith Bros. tn
psw bank Of Red Cloud viii commence
Business early next meuth.
-Wsa rs Informed that Smith Broa.
Of TIE First National Bank sfthisc city,
ssd Mt. n. B. Thonpsea, Who b.
slse bsso connected With the bank dur.
Ing the rest yssr. have Dsds arrange.
nepes 70 establish . baak in tie Re.
psb'iean valley. ct Red Gssd, usde,
The 6rm name Of Smith Bros. and
neopsoa. These gentlemen h.y,
abunasst means, ssd their vsll knovu
sntsspsiss together Nth The rspu,,,
ton they have established here "a,
fair dealing. win We a,s ssrs, sscur.
for them . large Business in their ,ex
6sA Of eperstions. W. undsnssud
they have rooms. already secured, AID
vin sonnssos business il two or tAse<
wsekh or - 5000 - their books and
furn iture, vhis sss already ordered
az ready Rsatrcs Coxrir.
Our popular fellow sovssusu,
Msssrs. Smith Brothsss, Of The F.rs,
Nstional Bank.asd Mr. d. b. Thomp.
90, vhs be- bses N The employ d
Tie bsak 9nss it, orgsnisasios, On
nakiag preparations to opss . bosk q
Red Cosd, b Webster county. which
peist odess spleDdid induesosssa
Thsy Asys saeagsd . buildiag ide III
busiDsss. ordered f1rsisuss, hooks,sta
asa sspsst y have thsir be.k epss
fw bas;se~ IN aboss to weeks. q
dag e IL. neopes. ~ j.niss
yastsss. IL sssiss pasaosn vil, q
hseseso1ss. Ssvota tAsif 6ns ssd q.
tsoiiso - he baakios basiDsoj i b.
akz;ss. 90 q IL sthse Speeding osh
. 0aA Dssties q ~ the !. Red
C3ssA Viii - he slh6sse ~ -.
ne,uhAs IL sitiDsas a tAsA thriv.a
tom upoo 0Gh a saaitiea . -
6ssinses esssls. Dls fAsopsso = =
isdustrieus VoEtse. . God eilispo.
ed Q young - ~ Il up1oab1e1 -.
ritz. Tie Smith brethess ere vsf
knownis Ocsthsra al Waseses Ne
brake. and aEs sveryvhses esunssd q
seseepriGiee b IN nstssss teu1ine .
The dsve3epe0sat Of he e,sotry. q
indouitable gill sed tiFeSsss easeU
bas pesdest. carsfbl aud hooess i 81
aatieea ct businsss. ~esd~tSkiae "a
prciaet pstil fa!ly asssse9 ssd oGs6e1
Of r. seeeesa With dec eua6fo,
si6es. tbeir ps1sstakiae vin b be-.
Eft @ WeSssee psasty . 1asy Wsya,
- . tossr % dosbt~as ~ tsvse Il
riN-ttet Il vin slss b Q payiss IN
,~A->.H-RAfS;n En1nM
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APPLeton's Journal fer rs

During the ysss 1878 . series Of j.
lustzsaed papers viii b given, the
general chsrsoter Of which viii do.
0cribe
Tie Amerieas at Work.
These papsrs will give graphic aud
vivid descriptions. accompanied By
suitable eagIsvings, Of many Of the
nev lsdustriss sed new enterprises q
the oountr. They will nos cossiss Of
dry details. bat viii b emineetly pic
tureequs and readable. The first Of
tho series which appears 10 The Jsau.
ny nsmbsr, under the title Of
Up Anoag tie SPIDER;
Or, How the Great Bridge 10 Buils.
being Q graphic and richly illustrated
d~eec1iptisn Of the building Of the
great suspsuxieu bridge over The EAa
River, between New York and Brook.
iyn, affords . good example Of the
plan.
The department Of Fiction for 1873
viii b unusually ssirr;sg.
by CsHa's Arbos."
the bsst sovel Of The ssasos. viii b
coetinued.
n a. early ssobss sil sppssr IL
6rse Dortiea Of Q new novel b. Mra
Ansie Edwards, suther Of ''Arctis
Lowell" Ought ~ to Visit Her,"
Etc.. entitled
JET:
Her Face, or Her ForeuoA
Nsvsiettes asd stories Of Aueriosu
lifs Win b given By ChrisiAa Rid.
Constance fesimoFe Wooleos. Albert
RHODE. Rebecca Harding Davis, "a
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Hossos i. Scuddss, BaE1st Phillips,
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stirring fctioe pictorial Mussrs6oas
Of plsoee and Industries; Descriptions
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ssys upoo sosisl, literary aud srs top
ics dramatic skstches af odvsntusS {;
sntertsi ing gossip aboutdistinguishsd
people; sTticles that exhibit The
changes. whether growth o. decline.
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ooe yssr, 1l2
Descriptive circulars, showing cob
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Subsosipeioos to The shove received
q this oGos.
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FARMER, Ieek 8srs.
will sst hedge for 81 those visb-
Ing work Of that kind doss. and u
sure Q stand Of i've plasta.
S-2l.3m WI. W. BUNNILL
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-14

367.00AGENTs proa.s per
veek. Win provo ID Or forfeit $500.
New articles, just patented. Sample
cent free . al. Address.
W. Il. CRILDESTER,
PIG Faltoa st., New York.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-14

Nouns Vin 6od n. wne6-
elrs Tesshisg Syrsp jsse - oel6sss
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ven sod Doss q sbe aissAses 1kisA
hoeseA csttla. shcep. AoU 81 Deal-.
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es0e and euss1 b ssiag lJse6 0s0's'
Ceeditios Powder ssc0eaie . ~.
plAis direcsiooA 0o1a y &c.
e ss1 G. n. PSttss. 6lS-1o /
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vs;ebs . psfs eol1. vis: O. &C.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-14

AGENTLkMAN who ssfersd Tor
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fse making the simple remedy b.
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ink.to profit by the ADVERT cr's sxpsr-
ience can d. 80 hy addressing in per.
fSct confidence.
JOHN B. OGDEN,
~ Cedar st., New Ysrk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-14

-ONB dose Of D. c. Coagh
sod Diptbsris Remedy IL Sufficient 70
sstisfy you Of the superior merits Of
the remedy and oss bottle to cure the
worst cold. G. 81. Potter, agess.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-14

31AXl1A1xr T1Ae8uao eAlpA In.
stsuet;oo asd Aouseoest combined.
lopeftsnt % pereses and seachera. rs
diaessae svtistie dssiGss. TIE estire
peek seat free for . ceots surrsoey o.
sesopa vss. Dslf & Co. 70 Ase St.
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Books. 5-l9tf
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Notice 10 hsrby given, That I will e.
anime sll persons Who may desire 70
offer themselves % candidates for tes-
ohers Of the primary OF commos schools
ofWebster county, q BED Cloed On The
6rst Saturday in the months Of Feb.
fuayy. Nay, August, and November.
A. A. Pope, Co. 6sp't.
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HASTINGS MARKETS.

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50 Mixed Cards, With sane, 10 ~
Samples for Set. stsop. MIX n
4 Co. Nassau, N. 7.
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SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES
Of III dies. foe On klsds Of Sewing
Machines ct the =. o. u7ti.)
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SOR GHUAi
Fer sals By G. q. Pottse. 3StE


lev 2yA
The time be- ZONE when . 0as msy
kpoW that be vin eet vslas received
foe eve:y dollar that - isvsstA
Quacks sud humbugs aFe soes vsoti-
lssed and ase eo0pelled to tsks . bssk
seat. OF b crushed b. the wheel ol
progress. An article must possess
real nerit-nua Be vhat il i rsDss-
seated 70 Be. Or, ike tAs 1ushrooo
at noon day. It yin sooe vitbsr asd
die 10 shs radiance Of The bsiliaat d.
eoveriss Of modern science. @. /
C.'sCoueh and Diphtheria Rsosdy
can alvsys Be relied %. Il allays he
irritstioe Or ticklieg q shs threat.
renders sxpeosoretiea eaey sad opens
the secresions. Il II guarrsateea @
do 81 that Il 10 adveIGise3 . q ~
money refinded % The purchases. O.
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q Ne Poseeo6sa. S-26sf
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and - spFias epsss. ssv ~sesssps;sss
yin b started vhieh vil b reported
u its.eoluDss.
We have rsosivsd sDunbse q
The Csstzal Msbvaabs.. psb6shsd b.
Winians6 Abbots # Hassi,es. It
= sK ess1aa qaaese. ssd i wi
Gid vitA ~i.tsssstisg sesdias IA ~.
ID. DilAsd. usdisal slvises e
annsr ssAoel sfssissos. i . hsstAsr-
i,-hw b Rev. Gss. o. Ysisse Of Thu
Dhss His many hieoas n Red Cos1
win b plsassa 70 nsst hin seaiia ssxs
soaGeo.
-6etssday ~ . gosd Day ~ d.
ssaieoA Il ~ ~ sassny 70 vsrk.
. % Easls ezsaps ss&bscsd absst he
diEssvus warn sassss u V1bis plssn
i. tova cd ys.tSsssl tAeaslvss -
every osssssiag tspis a tAs ~.
-The Rev. J. XiskUood hes bess
holding . revival nsstiag It Srs;sg
Rasehe. Clay Cossty. which closed
. week 40 hst Friday. Thers ~
mud iuAsssst manifested iasfng The
meeting. he nsmbsrs q the di6er-
epe churches have bses revived n
thsir 90 hearts, ssd . eoodH sU0bss
hsvs bsss gIthered issosAe sAephssd's
~. To God b IN the 110sy. &ay
ths DAY soe be disesst whsu Jesus
sAsn dwell u eyssy hsast. and he
pr,ise sseesd fteu evssy 6p <.
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ten pgiooA 5-96ef
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-03-28

The City Park is receiving its annu-
al cleaning.
Circuit Court convenes in about two
weeks.
Last Sunday was a mild rebuke to
the too enthusiastic gardeners.
We understand that the dock front
of the harbor is to be increased this
summer. Contracts have already been
let for quite extensive jobs.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-03-28
City CONTENTION

The convention met at the office of
the County Clerk pursuant to notice,
and was called to order by VIM. E
Reed, and on motion Dan. Head was
chosen Chairman and D. B. Benedict
The delegates from the
several wards presented their creden-
tials and answered to their names.
Nh. Mygatt moved that the conyen-
tion proceed to an informal ballot for
MayOr-carried. They then proceeded
to an informal ballot for Mayor, bat
before the result was declared word
was sent from the Democratic Conven-
tion asking that a committee of three
be appointed to confer with similar
committee from their convention in
regard to candidate for Mayor, and
on motion of Mr.. Reed such committee
was appointed by the chair as follows:
Messrs. Reed, Van Vie and BIygatt.
The committee after being absent Is
OF 20 minutes reported that they had
not agreed upon any man. The result
Of the informal ballot for Mayor was
then given as follows: Whole number
votes cast u, Of which A. Farr receiv-
ed 10, Mike O'Brien l, Dan Head 1.
Formal ballot-A. FAIR IL; Blank /.
The Convention then proceeded to an
informal ballot for City Treasurer in
which Andrew Schoffen received 9, e.
Van Vie 1, Blank /. Formal ballot
Schoffen 10, Van VIE 2.
An informal BALLOT for City Mar
shall resulted as follows: James Irving
9, Chas. III. Blood 8. Formal ballot
James Irving received II.
d. B. Benedict was then nominated
by aclamation for City Clerk.
Informal ballot for Assessor James
?. Glover ), G. H. BIood ), E. Van VIE
FORMAL balLOt-GIoYer 8, Blood 3.
They then proceeded to an informal
ballet for Justice of the Peace for long
M. Stebbins 6. - Williams
8, Q. ?. Hale 2, G. Gillett 1. And on
The 18th ballot J. M. Stabbins received
I, Williams 3. Hale 2. 1t was then
moved that the nomination be made
nanimous-carried.
For Justice of the Peace short term,
J. Fl. Blood received 6, O. P. Hale 4,
]. Gillet 1. Second ballet-Blood 3,
Hale s, Williams I. GilIett /.
On motion VIM. E. Reed, Andrew
E. Van VIE and E. G. TImme
we're appointed as City Committee.
There being no further business the
adjourned sine die.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-03-28

COMMISSIONER GENERAL MCCOR-
MICK announces that,in addition to the
two well-Ioaded vessels that have al
ready sailed, the United States ship
Portsmouth is now ready at the Navy
Yard, Brooklyn, to receive exhibits for
the Paris Exposition. She will sail
positively March 16, and goods must be
delivered by March IA, at latest. The
Commissioner says that it is not prob
able that any other opportunity to send
goods to the Exposition free can be Of
fered to American exhibitors.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-03-28

The British statute which has caused
so great trouble in matrimonial mat
tiers, in forbidding the marriage of a
man with his dead Wife's sister, has at
last been weakened by an act of Par
lament legalizing such marriages in
the Colonies of Great Britain. The
next natural step will likely be the
complete annulIing Of law which
many Englishmen, including the
noted Methodist divine, Rev. DR.. Nor
ley Punshon, have purpose1y evaded.
though at the cost of leaving their ma
tive land for a time.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-03-28
KENosHA March 25th, 1878.

70 the Editor Ke10sba Telegraph.
The author of Danger Ahead" i'm
your issue Of the 21st inst. made q
false statement in relation to draft of
1910 made in 1875. The draft alluded
to was drawn on the city, and accepted
by the then Mayor (Kingl for one
months reryice of the Tug boat 'Nar-
tin Green, ending 18th August 1875,
as per contract. The draft was sent to
the First National Bank for collection.
MI. King (MayoD informed me there
was no money in the Treasury with
which to pay this draft, and I as chair
man of the Finance Committee, Undue
ed Mr.. Dan. Head to furnish the money
to take up the draft on condition that
I give my G1di0iduaI note as collateral.
Mr.. Head still holds the draft and note,
neither of which has been paid. The
City Treasurer (DIr. Schoffen) does not
pretend to have paid this draft, or even
to have seen it. All there is said in
relation to this matter in the article,
Danger Ahead, seems to be a mali
cious design on the part Of its author to
injure the influence of Dr.. Farr as
candidate for Mayor at the ensuing
election. Respectfully, &c,
HARVEY DURKEY.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-03-28
The Afheneurrn.

The trial Of Josiah Bond, Jr. FOR dis
orderly conduct, ended last Friday eve
ming. The accused admitting that he
had done wrong and apologizing to the
Society. The motion to expell was
withdrawn and the following motion
made by Mr.. I. P. Maryatt was carried,
"That vote of censure be passed
upon Mr.. Josiah Bond, Jr., and that he
be prohibited from voting or partici-
pating in the business parts of the
coming six meetings"
Signed CT. REYNOLDS, Sec'y.
G. d. VAN VIE, Asst. Sec'y.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-03-28

Dc. ]. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-03-28

WASHINGTON, March 13.-The ha-
bitual drunkenness of certain Demo
cratic members of the House of Rep
resentatives is assuming the proper
tons of national scandal.
We find the above in the New York
Tribune. History warns us that one
Of the first symptoms Of the degenera-
cy and decline Of great nation is
when its public men become drunk
ards. Chicago Evening Journal.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-03-28
From the Western Rural,
MY LITTLE WEE.
BY AMANDA 7. JONES.

BY AMANDA I. JONES'
MY little wife's a world too sweet
For such a man as I am
But she's Trojan-hard to beat
AS Hector, son of Priam
A winsome, willfuI morsaI she,
Brought up to grace d palace,
She ran away to marry me-
Half love, half girlish malice,
she never has repented, though:
we built cot in Jersey;
She wore plain wool and calico,
And wore tweed and kersey.
So great our love, it bridged across
Whatever might divide us;
However went the gain or loss,
We felt as rich as Midas.
/ helped her with the brush and broom
Her morning labors aiding
She followed to the counting room
Made ont my bills Of lading
And once, when sick Of chi1ls I lay,
She balanced up the pages,
Did all my work from day to day,
And brought home all my wages.
For was just a shipping clerk
Old firm Of Graves 81 Gardner;"
But after long and weary work,
They took me in as partner.
Then year on year went gaily round,
While we grew rich and richer;
Until in every spring we found,
We dipped golden pitcher
When Gardner left grown old and lame)
thought him out completely;
Made wife a partner changed the name,
TO 'Wheatly, Graves & Wheatly."
GA silent member?"- not at all;
With genius more than sapphic,
She improgised- that ladysnall-
The poetry Of traffic
And poetry that's truth perforce
For Mrs. Browning said It'll;
Her hand answering traced the course.
Of debit and Of credit;
Her sense of Honor, fine as floss,
Yet strong as faxen cables,
Just like a Iariat flung across,
Dragged down our business fables.
She made her home Paradise
With taste supreme and subtle;
But said 81 want no cloth Of price,
Wrought with knavish shuttle :"
And fitting through our offices,
Withword and smile admonished
wen work no metamorphoses
To make a lie look honest !"
And So the business grew and grew,
Withnot cloud to daunten:
TIL Wife-who wanted tea like dew
Sent me drift for Canton.
No sooner was I we'll at sea,
Than with q whirI insanic,
Down came that food Of 70,
And shook the world with panic.
Full many house. as strong as life,
was caught and torn asunder
Till Graves came tremblingto my wife,
And said Were going p
Wife saw the gulf, but kept her poise,
Disposed Of plate and raiment,
Sold all her jewels (but the boys,
And met the heaviest payment.
Then Graves and she with work and wit,
With care and self-denial,
Upheld the firm established it
The stronger for the trial.
Through all the cloud, they paid the hand
Full price-none saw them falter
And now the house, rock founded, stand
AS steady as Gibraltar.
But wife keeps with us guides us through
Like Miriam watching Moses
She drinks her tea as pure as dew
And sells it fresh as roses
Yes, she's Trojan-hard to beat,
AS all the sons Of Priam
But bless you she's world too sweet
For such man as I am
nt0n, Wis.
GEN-UpAT RTCCAp.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-03-28

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ties, Sleigh Shoes and Post Mauls. Repairing
done promptly.
Keno3ha Wis, April goth, 1874.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-03-28

TT ANDRE, Manufacturer Wholesale and
ILL., Retail dealer in Cigars. Plug, Cut Chewing
and Smoking Tobacco, Snuff Pipes, sc. His CT
gaIs are all made from best qualities of domestic
and imported tobacco and sold to the trade at
lowest cash rates Also, constantly on hand
some fine Meerschaum Pipes Orders promptly
6lled,% Directly opposite his Old stand No 37%
Main Street. Een0sha. Wis
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-03-28

7AIINEN BROTHERS, No 70 Main St., Keno
II sha Merchant Tailols We keep constantly
on hand well selected stock Of cloths Gents
Furnishing Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Hats
and Caps Of the latest styles Work done and
goods sold us cheap as at any other establishment
i'm the city.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-03-28

MARBLE WORKS.
M HIGGINS &c .WASHBURN
KenOsha and Racine, Wis. Monumental and
Grayestone work executed in the highest style Of
the art.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-12-25

wa Us. NO. 1904.
DAVID TANNER
PARISH CoURT-PARrsH OF RAPIDEs.
10y VIRTUE OF AND TO SATIS-
ID fy a writ of Fieri Facias issned
and to me directed in the above emit
tied and numbered suit, l have seized
and will offer for sale at public auc-
ton, in front of the Court House doors
in the Town of Alexandria, La, be-
tween the hours prescribed by law, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day of JANU-
s"a AIRY, A. d. 1872 Te@
the following described property to
Fifty t5O) acres ofland, more or less,
on the left descending bank Of Bayou
Boeuf, bounded in front by the lands
of Linn Tanner, above by Jabes Tal-
ner, rear by Mrs. Haywood, below by
lands of D. NJ. Lyle. '
TERMS Cash, subject to appraise-
ment. H. NJ. ROBINSON,
Dec. Is, 1873. .r, Sherlff.
J Printers Fees 5000.