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BnvnLlere. OF the "Great valley.r is TIN
yRANJA OCCUPIED BY RUSSIANS.
RErGRApr Tuesday, March 20, IL


The report that the Seryian troops mad
evacuated Vraua t. confirmed and The place mas since
been occupied 10y the russians Inc iHtNsh IN
habtants OF yrauja have sent an address TO Prince
Milan asking for anne xation to scfya. II that Il in
rossible they beg for permission 10 Migrate INTO
serya because they are resolved not to remain IN
Bulgaria,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-27
pRITIsH MILITARY STORES.
LONDON. Tuesday

LONDON Tuesday, March 90 1873.
The Government stcrehouses are So crowded
with warllke stores in consequence Of rapid deliveries
under recent contracts that has been found necessary
TO engage storage In tie warehouses at Victoria Decks
and other wharyes the Thames.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-27
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
NETWORKS VACATED POST OFFICE SITE.

WAsHISGfos, Tuesday, March 90, 1873.
The following is the text of the bill intro
duced. yesterday, by Mr.. Abram s. Hewitt authorizing
the Secretary the Treasury convey TO the Ncwior
Chamber Of Commerce the site Of the old Post Office in
New-York:
Whereas. The ste lately occupied by the Post Office In
the City Of NcwNork purchased, In the year 1860
by the United States for the price of 25OOOO OF which
sum The amount $50 900 contributed by members
Of tho Chamber OF Commerce OF the state OF Ne" 0Ik
and by other interests Represented IN ire membership
which sum has never been refunded and
whereas such contributors nave re4csted thc saie OF
upon such terms as shall be equitable under the
circumstances; ana
whereas, The CITY Of NcwYork, on the 1lth day OF
pr 1867 conveyed the United states the site now
occupied by the Post Oncl at price far below the
lie il enacted etc. That the Secretary OF the Treasury
and POstmaser-tenera are hereby authorized aud re-
qured 10 convey unto the Chamber Of Commerce OF the
State OF New York the land and premises lately occu-
pied the site Of the Post Office IN the CITY OF New
York, lying upon Nassau-st between Cedar and Liberty
st the said city, upon receiving from the said tbai
Der of Commerce the sum OF 500 600 In such pay
mcnts as shall bc agreed upon ana Sad conveyance,
when executed and delivered shall operate 10 transfer
grant all the right title and interest OF the United
States IN and 10 the said premises
A BILL TO REPEAL THE BANKRUPT LAW.
The bill reported by Mr.. Christiancy from
the Senate Judiciary Committee to-day, To repeal the
Bankrupt Law" is III full text as follows:
BE Henacted, ETC., That the bankrupt law approved
March 2, 1867, and all acts ~ amendment or supple
mentary thereto. or In explanation thereof he ana the
hereby repealed provided, however that such
shall III manner luNdllIdtc or dHtcl case
in bankruptcy instituted ana pending in any court prior
TO the day when tins act snail take effect but Ia MI
sucp pending and all future proceedings therein.
the acts hcreby repealed shall continue IN full force ami
effect until the snail he fully disposed OF. III the
same manner II said acts had rot been repealed
Mr.. ChistaIcy said he was directed by majority OF
the committee report back the bill 10 repeal the Bank
rupt Law and he wished to cay that honest effort
had been made in the committee for some time past TO
50 amend the law that IL would be sat sactOry 10 inc
pubIic but there such conflict Of opinion that II was
impossible agree upon amendments. Several mem
beers Of tie committee VINO aid not favor the repeal con
seted that the bill should he reported To tile Senate
without IL placed On tie Calendar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-27
OTHER FIRES

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, March 2G.-Mrs. w. y.
Hloc,,nstons barn was destroyed by fire at North
Adams this morning, with its contents Iotai loss,
carriages. =,
NEWPORT, r. l., March 26-The loss by the
fire at Fort Adams. last night, Is about *@o'ooV'
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MINOR FIRES.
LIVERY STABLE BURNED.

.sINIIsI "I4fHf'f' 0O1'.'f''7' :,
ST. LOUIS, No. March 26.-The livery stable
OF Thomas p. Russell & son, No. 1,s0S Franklinave''
WAS burned this morning Loss $30,00O insured III the
following companies:
Boatmens, Pttsb'g.Sl 500 Atlantic, Pha.. o0
Penusy wanna, Pitts Pennsy Ivana;. .v'''' 100
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1000 WNeito"h E>' A'''' -'"'N
Lacaire Gen. Agency LOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-27
THE PHILADELPHIA FIRE.
THE DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY ESTIMATED
BETWEEN 100000 AND sOO,OO0-THE IN

BETWEEN 100000 AND $S00OO0-THE IN
sURANCE LOSSES WELL DISTRIBUTED.
PHILADELPHIA, March 26.-The loss cansed
by last nights fire, which destroyed number of
stores at Fourth and Cherrysts. Is this morning esi
mated between 100000 and 100000. As soon az
the extent OF the confas grafton became known this
morning, large crowd gathered in the vicinity, and
number Of officers were kept busy keeping the people
safe distance. Although the fire under control
at O'Clock this morning. nd extnguished shortly
after that hour constant stream OF water has been
kept playing on the ruins.
y. II. Grove. who occupied and owned Nos 100 and
ll5 North Fiths estimates his loss at $4,000. with
an insurance Of So 800
Henry Weiner, jr., Nos. 1l9, 12l and 1913 North
Fourth-st was insured for $3.50. 900, as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-27

L. III. ENhts W. i"'' -'"''"""' '"''''~ ~N"'~''''
Worcester, 81, 900.
Bradley Co., fully insured In Rochester, OF Pennsyl'
yana.
C. H. Reyal insured in Rochester, II, 900 Virginia
Home SO 900; Citizens, OF Maryland, $1,000 Frauk-
lin, Boston. SO 900.
Hickory Hall Clothing store. No 40 North seeondst,
damaged $4,000; insured In the Home, and London
and Liverpool and Globe.
Andrcykovicz & Dunk. No LOG North Front-st., dye
suis and chemicals; building damaged 1900; insured
I'm American Insurance Company; damage 10 stock
s5 900; insured for $4,000 in Pennsylvania, Liverpool
and London and Globe, Franklin. and Hartford.
James Flynn & Co.. occupying No. l2i North Fourth
ST. on stock Spring Garden, $4,000; Country OF Phila
delpha g, 600; Jefferson $1,000; total, $4,000
H. J. Touiy & Co., printers and photographers
Nos. II9 and 1913 North Fourth-st., on stock:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-27

claims against her Government. Her relations
with Holland and England are disturbed
at present; first, because of Hollands protest
against the action of Venezuela in closing one OF her
prominent ports of entry. Venezuela found that
her revenues were diminished by of extensive
smuggling operations carried on by the Dutch i'm
porters, and this port Of entry on the
Venezuelan coast was closed, and the snug
Cling operations suspended. England is men
acing Venezuela upon the subject of her
boundary line, Great Britain maintaining that
large portion of Venezuela on the Orinoco River
containing extensive mineral lands should become a
part of the English domain by night. The settle
ment of these awards by the Venezuelan Commits
sion Is, therefore, a matter which the Venezuelan
Government is anxious should be accomplished. 1t
is her intention to attempt the settlement of her
differences with England and Holland. but before
United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-27
Mr.. BLAINE ON THE So, SOC, 900 AWARD.
A SPEECH IN REFERENCE TO PAYING THE UNJUs
JUDGMENT AT HALIFAX.

JUDGMENT HALIFAX.
IBY TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.I
WASHINGTON. March Ex-senator Blaine made a
short speech on the fishery question, to-day, after
asking that the correspondence which had been sent
to the Senate In to his resolution be referred
to the Foreign Committee. He again took Occa-
sion to say that he was in favor of paying
the five and half million of dollars, if
that would end the matter, but it woud not. He
added nothing to the strength of the case on the
part of the United States, presented in to-days
TRIBUNE. He asked Senators to read the corre-
spondence He gave some statistics showing the
small value of the inshore fisheries for which the
enormous sum is granted, saying that in four years
past the total value of the catch had been only
1925 O00 ON which the profit is estimated at 81 co.,
900. He also read extracts from The London Times
printed before the Halifax Commission had met in
which i'll leading editorial the position was taken
that award not agreed to by all the Commission
ers would be binding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-27

j. Roggeuburger paper box manufacturer, Thrd ana
Cherry-sf- has an insurance OF SlOoo0 IN the Royal
ana - 900 IN the Liverpool London and Globe
Mcssrs. KIRK. Bait BeI1nnd, northwest corner OF
Third and ChcTrysts, have an Insurance VI SJV'VVU
equally among the following companies:
Oueen........ s. 600 State ~ fenn'a.. $1,000
fycomnc...... 5000 spring Garden. 5Oo0
Iutnbernlan's . 1900 Fire Association. o,OOO
or ,osss Will be about % per cent the insurance
Horace Bender. No. 127 North Fourth.st, on stoek:
Etna, ~, 900; Rochester German. New->oth' FioVo'
Firemen's. Baltimore. 81 600
Charles Phlanus, No 3li Cherry.st on stoeh' Jener'
son, -, 80; Fire Association, @2,2oO. =, A., -
papcs having agencies in this city, careful estimate
of the whole loss indicates that 1t VIII De between 5000
0n aud $500 600 The losses incurred by the poor pco
ME who tenanted the small houses. VIII exceed the IN
of the stores, factories ana other es-
Will he fully met by the amount VI insr'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-27
MONUMENTAL ECONOMY.

THE TRUE CONFEDERATE ARIICLE-A BILL WHICH
CUTS DOWN REPUBLICAN SALARIES AND CLERK
SHIPS, AND SPARES OR INCREASES TIE DEMO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-27
THE PRESIDENTS NOMINATIONS.

TWO OF THEM REJECIfD-MK Ar
POINTMENT LIKED.
10y TELgGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
WASHINGTON, March 26.-The Senate in execu-
tive session to-day confirmed William p. Canday as
Collector at Wilmington, N. Co. and rejected the re-
nomination of Mr.. Dunn to be Marshal for Della
ware. Senator Bayard has made a very earnest OPP
position to Mr. Dunns reappointment on tho ground
that he was guilty of violating the election laws
and of interfering with the elective franchise in
Pennsylvania. The solid Democratic party in the
Senate is able on almost any occasion to prevent
the appointment of candidate whom it opposes,
though it may not be able to secure the confirmation
of one whom it fayors.
The nomination of Lewis E. Parsons rs United
States Attorney in Alabama was also rejected by
the Senate. yesterday, in executive session, by
vote of 90 to IT,
The nomination of the Hon. Glenni W. Schofeld,
of Pennsylvania, to be Register of the Treasury,
meets with universal approval in Washington. where
he is SO well known. He served ten years i'll the
House, and during this long service few men com
msnded more general respect. The selection is one
made BY the President himself, but is approved by
every member of the Pennsylvania delegation
The Senate Committee on Finance agreed to re-
mort, to-day favorably upon the INDllnation of Mr.
REYNOLDS of Alabama, for the First Authorship OF
the Treasury Department. This is the candidate
whose confirmation Senator Spencer has been oppos-
ing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-27
THE Turks RETIRE FROM BUYUKDERE.

\ Reuter- telegram from CcDstantlnopie says
in consequence of friendly circumstances nom me kus-
sion authorities the Turkish forces have evacuated Bu'
yuhdcre and will occupy Maslak.
Buyuklere, or the Great Valley" is the
name given to picturesque district on the European
shore Of the Bosphorus The valley continuation OF
the deep bay which stretches three miles mahd' mo
village Of Buyukdcre consists Of lower and upper VII
L., In the farmer are the houses Of Greeks and Arne
I'm the latter the summer gardens and residences
of the European Ambassadors Inc wlth'i""u OF ZIG
.r. Irnm mi, Important portion Indicates ihat they
are disposed 10 act IN accord with the Issa"s 40 iso
extent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-27
WASHINGTON.
BREEZE OVER A NOMINATION.

rwo PENNsYLvANIANs WHO CONSIDER THEMSELVES
TREATED UNFAIRLY-MARsHAL DUNN NOT con-
PIRMED-MR. BLAINE ON THE HALIFAX AWARD
GENERAL NEWS.
The President has nominated Glennl w.
Schofeld to be Register of the Treasury
Representatives White and Thompson, who
called on the President and Mr.. Sherman to
urge another man for the place, were
not told that Mr. Schofeld had been ap-
pointed and had accepted the place, and
they were very emphatic in their expressions
to Mr. Sherman about the way they had been
treated. The denomination of Marshal Dunn,
of Delaware, has been rejected. Mr..
Blaine spoke in the Senate yester-
day on the fisheries award. The Legsla-
tive Bill, as now drawn up. proposes to
cut down salaries, expenses and clerkships in
the Senate, White House and Departments, but
not in the House. The Tariff Bill has been
made special order in the House for April
A. A special landing Office for ocean passen-
gers at New York is proposed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-27

Underwriters Ass0 Westchester, ~ y. $4,000
citation. 50 900 Teutonia, Allegheny 1000
Mutual Of Gcrmn'tn 1000 Country. Phia....... 1000
Farragut Of n ". 1000 French Corporation. 5000
German-Amer. Penn 1000 Giraid, Pmlb........ OUOO
Nat. Allegheny...... 1000
No. I26 North Fourth-st. On building and stock:
United Fircmcn's... $4,000 HUDSON ....-.-.NZ,I0 100
Mutual German. 1000 Lancaster.--.-.-- LOU
Wescnester o,uOo AIeuiahd''.......... -,lVV
German. Z,l0U
F. X. Dieberlch, No. 3lS Cherry-st. On stock and
machinery:
Western ..........s 800 Philadelphia. 900
British American 1,JOo Country a-,Voo
Adam Bctz, No. 3l2 Cherry-st; Lancaster. $1,000 !;
German, 5000.
c. Muller. Fourth and Cherry-sts.; German, $1,000:
Fire Association, $1,000.
Philip Milton, Fourth and Cherrysts.; United Fire
men's. =, 800 Fire Association, $1,000
No 1874 North FOurth-st; Royal 80 600, Buffalo Ger
man. -, 900.
Charles NJ Baker, No. 1872 North Fourthst: United
Firemen's. $500.
James Irons 1872 and 1874 North Fourthst; Fire Asso-
citation, 81 900; Westchester, $1,000.
Albert X sonnekot. No. III North FourtE-st; Potts
vile Mutual, $1,000.
w. A. Ballard No. ll3 South Fourthst Wcstchester,
81 800
Alex Rcbe, No 372 Cherry st; westchester, $1,000
II. H. Hurlbut & Co., No. II North sec0nd-st:
Westcheater -, 900 Union. Philadelphia 1000
Rutgers ......... 900 Farmers, New-iOrk 1000
Laucsster.......... 1000 Western, Canada. 1000
Rowland Whitman, No. 1875 North Fourth-st:
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27
RAILROAD RACKET.

A car load Of wheel scrapers for
.joh0 Eitscerald passed Lincoln the
other day, bound Ter Hastings, who're
they viii be used on the Is 4 NJ ex.
Itsssioa.
Sl)on,t worry about Webster cou ~
hmndiating The railroad bonds. It
III do no such thing,
y II. Hummsl has the coa,rsc,f for
hiding down the wells along the Il ne
pf the road.
John Fitzgerald advertisos for
10Y teams I work on the Republican
Valley railroad, between Hastings
sud Red Cloud.
--Supt. Irving Of the 3, 4 NJ, Mr.
Osborne. Master Of Contsrue,iou, and
Mr.. Ainsworth Chic, Engineer, were
10 town last night.
Considerable interest is being ma,
Tested about tho location Of the de
pot. The company promise 10 get i
N near town on the south side rs DO
able, probably = little over I 600 fec
Eon the liberty pole.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27

: In our last issue We published
. Analysis Of Prot. Aushoy upon
FtAin liquors IN lincoln bus had no
|Om for eoAmsut. W. doubt not
BAT such liquors ~ th(Is are sod
Everywhere causing thssyeuug man 70
plead for his siAhss's welfare, and
the vito. TO seek out her husband
among tho poisoned vietims. Strych-
uius, s,ron,ia, beusiss. logwood. II
The druggists were to sell either one
VI these separately without labelling
then, ~ poisonous be would be pun.
ishsd, but by mixing them they are
dealt out 10 men rs a beverage. and
only a~aicenso in money is required 10
allow the man 10 cary on the whole
sale poisoning. What Inconsistency
wtata Comment on American char.
acte,. = blot darker than midnight on
the face Of every state aud county.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27
HAsrlNeS lnNE,n.

Cole. New fpfk'srI Sus tst lesns
Cifcu., Meaasetio. Mu..am sni Zoo
,re.s Of Living Wonders. .wdl sshibn
=, sbeye and among the many son
iers 10 b. ssco ~. ur K Mr.. Rates
the lsrgcs, people on earth vNRhlpg
together one half ton. The @hvls ~
gotten az 90 u giylutic scstc aud y
said to b. iwalIhy and sb,cnsinms.
-ISAAC SEySfER
Photo artist y. herr with his car and
tent fully presdred 10 execute all pho
togt,plio work. 10 the latest styio al
= pcsatpd STAKE ou,.tbe views 81
houses Uhtliree, Pioigtc.a re a,ty
Ola pio,ut~s reproduced enlarged
aud NAH hGJIke, "a water Vurfs vi
lLdm ink. Price ~ NV ~ luses
tail and ssc mv 81 my uh,
FOURTH vi july DtNCt.
Ladies' AMI Goats OF Rcd tl"ui
and ,%ioinity are respectfully up,rci ~
atcni The ith ~ Jas iiy3e II Fuup
and Jasvbs nov hall lbe best n,h
sc W II De inmi.h,'l.
T.. FgAES. lfon' N,n,g'r
MRS MCBRIDE
'las a nrw.Tot ci tiiJts nd millinery
goods ~ .v,ry DESCRIPTION Which siw
j. selling ~ he lo.e,' cnsh ,t'css
Don't ioigct 'bo %I'l,ea. -ontn Of Red
Cloud.
We have received a COPY of Nj
S,eyehsou's circular describing the
Steam Towing apparatus which he il
testing on tho Erie canal, ho is
president OF the eompasy aud vii he
remembsred ~ q gentleman who made
our town u viat du ring the early
part Of MAY
MIR. Knigh, gave Va some time ago
n neat, accurate weather report which
became terribly mu,ila,ed, chawod up
a, i.fwere ly the tine !; was printed.
desire to inform the public that
will not retail beer by the glass, quar-,
or half salbn. bnt by stamped pacl
1e only, and that my brewery will
b. closed on every Sunday, 4h Of
July OF uny other day Of pnb!ic dom.
onstra,ion.
You ~ truly.
JOns BERENxeS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27
GENERA. csnna.7 Of seass! sta.it,..s,
% sshssi Year ina!ae April
.s,isTs, ~ per p.res.ofs
2epcrts.


No. OF Districts in County. ga.
No. Of children Of school age;
Males, o3i Females, SOL Total.
1896.
No. attending school; Males, 5G5
Female, 40, Total, l0Ii.
Average at'cnd OF schools, 1895
hyai qualified teachers Mslss,
10, Tshsalcs, ~, Total. ca NJ
Ma Of days laugh, by qualified
teacher; Males, 1870 Females, 1908,
Total. 40oI.
Higkest wages paid per month $50
Lowest wages p'd per mop'h, Sl'5 80
No. ofteachcrs boarded by district,
..
No. Of school hoes'. Frame, 10;
Stone, 4, j.or. 7 Sod or Dugou,, ~,
ToioI. So.
W I0fal wppcs OF qualified tencLurs
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27
New Era.

The time has come when a man may
know that he will &c, value received
ior every dollar that he Invests
Quacks and hun,bugs are soon veHli
lated and are compelled to take \ back
scat, or be crushed hy the wheel Of
progress. An article must possess
real mcrit-must be what il is repre-
scented to be. Or, like the mushroom
at noon. day, it will soon wl,hes aud
die in the radiance Of the brilliant dis
coveries OF modsra ssisnce. d. l.
U.'sCvugh and Diphtheria Remedy
can always be relied Oh. II nllays the
Irritation or tickling Of the throat,
renders o. pec,Wation easy aud opens
Ahc secretions, II is guaranteed 10
do oil that il is advertised to or the
money refunded 10 the purchaser. &.
IL. Potter, agent. 5'ls-2m
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27
Consumptives,

The advertiser. having been perma.
nen,ly cured OF that dread diecasc,co
sumption, by u simple remedy, IL wx.
,ous - make known TO his fellow sol
f,rrrs the means of cure. 70 all who
desire il, no win send copy Of the
prescription used, free 81 charge, /
with the directions for preparing aud
using the same, which they will ind II
sure cure for Consumption, Asthma
Bronchitis. etc.
Parties wishing To, ptc.c -ip,,nn
viii please address. II, a. WILSON
l9l Penn ST., WiliamsbnWh, n. Y
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27

Our railroad has submittod . prop.
osision 10 FrSnklin county looking to
,i.s extension ~ tho Vslley 70 Bloom
iuston.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27

Pat " always equal to.,emergoocies.
An Ansrcau asked him pat, what
is the Fourth Of july" "Bsds1nar,
en- is tho DAY whin the papa3 ehls
blissid country shaLss has&S it'd
tAthsr and kick its mothcr iutv.'
But We don't talk about .thdas 2
Tilleu.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27

Our consul At switzerland thinks
Ne can, supply that country with fuel
Al cheaper rates shNa they can buy
elsewhere.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27

A colored inventor has completed
a new steam engine whereby stosm II
applied TO the circumstances oi she
wheel.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27

john Young, .Ghs Investor Of the
clothes wrinser, disd the other day
aud yet they viii wiring clothes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27
Did 20 ever ~ . sca COOL
Omaha Republican.

Nave you scon = clam bake, 40
oyster stew. az OK roas,p Did you
ever ~ ~ ant elopc, . horse fly. a
hsh shoolY
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27

Rspubiir county Kan. vosss bonds
ou tho Zach psox., for tho extension
of the luacticn Ciiy md.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27

Pepsdom seems dun hard business
Pope Loo IL quite sick and look,
twensysssra older.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27

lsr : doxet pccs wsvshss wera
Id lin tho listed Ssasss jsss vsst
and shisI
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27

--Ir Is worth more than its owe
weight 10 pure gold, viz: q. Il C.s
Golden CeWte. 1t cures sore eyes,
rus, bucutaneous eruptions and old
chronic sores. Sold by Z. IL. Potter.
s.lS.2m 4
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27

Cans shsy iss Tildeu rest 10 psacsa
or will they follow him 10 the cold,
cold grave
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27

The democrats OF Maine want green
backs Instead Of national bark hills.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27

A now fyiax m~.sci,ine iss success.
Prot. Ri,oholl Is he happy inventor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27

The best way 10 kill foss 10 to spit
tobacco juice in tteir ear.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27
State Appo,tienmsnt.

LINCOLN, Ncb., June, eth, 1878.
The following is an exhibit Of the
School Fund, subject to apporuon-
,~.~s In Ina. ls-S
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27

Can your dies this week-eurrants
are scarce.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-08

the memories of the years gone, when the
merry song Of bells mingled With rippIes Of
childish laughter when We rode in big
sleigh to ascbool-house in an adjoining dis.
trict to spelling school. Theaien and
operas are tame compared 70 the free, joy.
ous. rolicking hours p.sed At country
school house, where the teachers, With
strange mixture Of sternness, acuieness and
digni6ed gravity, punished u for great Of
fences. such - chewing gum, biting apples.
and-biting each other! Sometimes the
boys Who evinced too much .bravesy-es-
pecially was this the case With wise young
men Who had reached the mature age Of 10
or IL years. and were in love with charm.
ing Mis of about the same ase-and I'm
sorry TO say that tho-e brave, fearless young
men would be made to stand. martyr-like.
upon the 6oor, while fifty pairs Of br ght
eyea witnessed their waning courage.
Al, veil! in our scjourn in cite. and
towns, in late years, We have never found
''biIl Ct tare" half so tempting ~ the bread
and butter and pumpkin pie which we ca
gerly took from our dinner pail in the ju.
venile days Of yore. Children always find
the tenderest and most sunny spit in the
deep. Wild words Of my heart. A short
while ago made party for the little one.
which they greatly enjoyed. Their quaint
savings are rrrnembered-put away in
memory's cabinet to live, perhaps long AZ
ter the web Of sunshine has faded from
their hair. At the Entertainment" little
Berthe, (my nephew, became tired Of play
ing. and made wonderful and industrious
attempts at coughing. "What u the mat
ter, darlinx?" ] asked. He looked very
grave, and said, "Aunty, do you ever, ever
cough when you're sleepy" mo. dear. I
don't think I do" do you," asked.
mo, not I.ctly," said he, "bnt sometimes
I cough when I'm awful hungry"
CARRIE J. PEABODY.