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The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28
New Era.

The time has come when a man may
know that he will get value received
for eye:y dollar tina. he invests.
Quacks ard humbugs are soon veuti-
lated and are compelled 10 take a back
scat. or be crushed by the wheel Of
progress. AL article must possess
real nerit-must be what it is repre-
scented to be. Or. like the mushroom
at MONDAY, it will SION wi,her and
die in the radiance of the brilliant dis
coveries Of modern science. o. 4
{. Cough and Diph,heria Remedy
can always be relied on. Ii aliays the
irritation or tickling of the throat,
renders ex~recto.ation easy and opens
the socretions. 1t is guaranteed It
do all that it is advertised to or the
money refunded to the purchaser. {.
IL. Potter, agent. Ism
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28

-DisEAss eul Death. waon they
reach u @vn hDnesrcIi-. are too Sc
riou. t,r -fIng, we u-e our bes, ell
icavors 10 drive off the ir,al m"ss-n-
re.-, and are on'y happy when y: feel
that thexarc at a ai-Iince y! the
frs, approach Of that fell destroyer.
CONSUMPTION, in the shape Of cSush
or slight cold a. well as moic severe
Bronchial or Catarrhal Complaints.
we ,hoald a, once use Eilert's Extract
OF Tar AM Wild Cherry. Il ha- no
superior in such Cases Every bottle
warranted 70 give satisfaction. Soil
b. X. X Shcrer and T.. IL Potter.
) Is 3u
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28

WE ai.isc III our readers osning
harness, to u.e Urcle Sans Harness
Ds'. As We think !, is the very best az
tide 10 Le had. 81. 3ai
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28

III Ia worth more than ifs own
We Rhr in rG-- go'i VI - &c =.
Golden Cers'e. Il crre, S7re -vs.
burns, ~cu,1noou. crGp'ian> and Old
chronic sores Sold by e II. Potter.
: IS-2u
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Saltwater, Nebraska. s.

Spring Rancho Feb. -, 1873.
To my friends & numerous customers
| wish to inform you that | have late
ly furnished ny mill with the improt-
ed machinery for he Manufacture OF
new process -four, aud am bow ship
ing -four to the great markets Of the
east su>l as Bos:,n, Pittsburgh, ac-
ceptab'y where II Nebraska -four
GENES "A competition with the best
brands IN the United States. such
-four as above described I will for
good sound wheat always give in ex-
change 335 lbs. -four Bra. 10 lbs. Mid
4lbs. Thanking you for your patronage
heretofore ! would solici, a tia of
the above brand. Yours respectfully,
Alex Mesion, spring Ranch Mills.
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Farmers, LAX Eere.

will Sc: hedge for all those wish
ing work &C that kind done, and in
sure a stand IF live plants.
) "A 3n WM W. BUNNELL.
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-non't IA tn sIh'crIOc ius he
W 'r'ote "'''" '"h
-Garb r >ior" wa' ciHtN laI las
,'urasy. Trad:I. la Int niaZ u?
Most ofihc school u he County
~ close wI'iln tie rex '"" "r'H'.
-rh" : -lar' School closes n week
-,m tlnu,low.
-Nr. \. Balley Of Hnti" h"e" ''
clns, III History ,ey 'a' = ac'o"S
-, Saturday.
-.L,hn SiaL!cr of Hastings called
he o,Fer day. lopG out ''f q oAS
4" ncxt wyc&.
Mr., reilcrs al !nc face IL about
every dar aud the way lie sens
lows L. a cau'io" ~ /"
|. -Mi,sJsnie Irys"fetd d" No.
.ng essay on "Wlt n iiuu''
& association oil 'c'cier- last Vs."
John G*rAerl. at hoiAc 49,"
king Smelly. lie sass nat he "StS
'ne better t"ah "'
Kansas.
Same of ,eaehc.s rere fairly judi
mt over SIR. Kaicys lecture beiore
10 Teachers Association last oa'uf
3 evening.
I;,.na IA No,.s. is tie name Of
ho ,su rancr s.a,ed a, Kearney ana
y, interesting spicy liisie sheet.
Te hope i, will succeed,
r.. hays .rn.ar lost for q 'rcrdz
~..o,bcna, ma, tonk charge
~ L. ,ha, unlocked the door
.,.,,ta oorr,r
v,.2
,N'" " d.,
ny TIC
me are STOPPING
~ up the 'a''' ="
MI w
shteen hog' iaS' "eeN ~
Hhich average - ~. rSI.
AS and snow Us ''''''
tAv n person.
-"f' "e' en-
! lost enterrrl'ins 'af'He'S "
"ater caLeo on US '"c -"
. local. ana subscriber 'o' '"o f"''
aging III advance
Mr.. Calvert has Sold his farm 10
ID. Miner for 5000. Mr.. 'a!'ef' IN
~nds to move TO Own II oH'''' Vi"
,,
.,
-o'ah'ef A"' "naaI
hf'usht III 'n,e' 'I~' I,
'hp'e"e"'s '''
ior" On ""'"' "
.hc'aaa nefe U" "0 F
me
MIR. Coon made US pleasant call
last SATURDAY. He hcs''atcd about
\ shaking hands with his nshf hand DO
.Lcre was money IN 1t, but he
>.uickly passed 1t ana gave
dial grip.
If you do not Sc, the lt'"s tat
. YOU wish to see. remember the ediiof
+ mas to get his information IRON nun
\ ,!reds of sources, and a little IRON you
when We meet, will help TO make up
The sum total Of a. interesting Local
column,
p, ii Roard.
]. -, a,.o,or, .c,th Of the
!, A. p,r,nr;se u,s chosen
.,Ip S,.rssr ,acr.,arv
). - c., Tho Loa-.I
c. ,.onbors ca
-.;.,;n o,o tuo and
i 'n"' .an,,,es wss
II, l,vs Tn,
aua.,a NIL com
n.ao, or.mul, FIR
I 40 Tlov;>.
-lhe o'scusSichi ID o''' =,
are quiet. what eoou " "" -,
vas Accompanies, 0"nS
ieveai. Inc 'oe'' -
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28

4 complete stock Of wall paper re-
ceived at the PGstO!ilce. ) 26tf
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Wall paper at the Postoficc ut bot
tom prices. lott
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28

RELIABLE-O. 4 C.'s Cough and
Diphtheria remedy. &. II. Potter,
agent. Ism
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28

-NuunEss xuIi Cad DR.. Winch
III Tceii.irg Syrup jl>, the medicine
"a have IA the house !hT the children;
twill cure ~ofis, c,IsSs, sore ,hros,
ant rceula 9 he bowels; try il. Sold
~ Il X SE,rr al! & ii. Potter.
~1.u
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28

-ONR dose of o 4 C.s Cough
and Diptheria Remedy is sufficient TO
satisfy you Of the superior merits Of
the remedy and one bottle to cure the
wors, cold. &. II. Potter, asent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28
HASTINGS MARKETS.

REPORTED by NORTON { g., SUP,
PERs OF GRAIN AND LIvs STOCK.
HASTINGS, Neb., Jan. IS. -.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28

-ni<TETPgKs, coughs eide. e.
yers and ui"s. Of the di-ease. which
hor,es, cattle. sheep. hogs aai roul
'iy afe ~ - 10 aIt rsa!l.y oy.r-
c,,.n- AMI cured tY using Uncle Ssm-
Condition Powder according 20 the
risin directions SOLD by II. Il Shcr-
or AID e. IL Potter. ) l. Sun
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28
PiMPlES.

VII mai Free. the recipe :Ir I.
simple Vegetable Balm rat vii &c
move Tan, Frcc.!eS AID Bo:che, cav
ing the skin soi;, clear AMI beautiful !;
also Instructions for Producing i INK
urlant grown Of LaIr oa s BAD head
ed or smooth face. Address. inclo,ing
, cent s.anII. Eaaielf ( Co.
- Ann ST, \. /.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28

50 Mixed Cards, with name. 10 cts
Samples for $40 VI NIKE R
& Go. Nassau. y. y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28

Save your moncy by subscribing for
any paper you want, at the Postofhce.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28

SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES
Of I'll sizes, for all kinds Of Sewing
Machines at the I. q. u1tf)
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28
Co3Esl S3cks. :.

Go to the Postofice for your Schoo'
Books. 5-l9t
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28

SORGHUM SORGHUM
For sale by G. II. Potter. IS I.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28
He FED CLOUD CHIEF
LOCAL. MATTERS.

';cex in his Cofvm" 10 r,nfA Li.e
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edlani,o- nlalfs.

A PANTS. 90 5e.. &C, nc, s.! IS; mems
CAMEEON'S. ~ Bridge st. BROOKLYN.
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prNNsYLvNNIA MAInn0Np.
NNtNI INl M line -.
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROt'rR

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
On nnl after April -. 1874
Trains leave New York. via De stresses and Cortland
SIS Ferries a. follows.
Express iltrrburQi Pittsburgh the West and South
with Pu'lman Palace cars attached 81 A. NJ, o and SB
T. daily
For whan-port Lock Haven, CORY. and Erie, ats9.
i VI. connrciins ~ Cory Tor Tusvillc Petroleum
Centre aud the on Regions WilhinspOrt AMI Los.
Haven \ VI
Baumor., WASHINGTON. and the south. Limited wash
ingun Express OF Pullman Parlor cars daily. except
sunday $50 4. VI arrive WASHINGTON 40 T. VI
Regular a 20 VI. I, $50 and9r W sunday 81
Express or Philadelphia ~ 10 o 40 Iimitc,D II
!, T. ;. q. . ~. Z 7,pl. ~, nni = sunday a
second class. ! T. VI
Boats ii BROOKLYN Annex" connect with all ,hrouii
trains At Jersey city afOrling n speedy and direct
transfer Tor BROOKLYN travel
For trans to NewarS. Elizabeth. Railway. Princeton
rr' ntnn. Perth Amhuv. flrmngtor, RclNilcre. and
other points see urni schedules NJ all Ticket Oiiccs
Trains arrive: From Pittsburgh U1p 10. NJ 1n.11 T.
daiN, ~ 10 \ ". go +. VI. daily. except MONDAY
FROM Washington and Baltimore. 80. . ~ 4 NJ. ~
-. 1910 T.. VI. sun lay. go. % 20 VI From Phila
delphta, ~ $50. Z" o. 1910. ~ - II ~ VI. > 10
40 iiij q ~. $40. 10 20. in2p = SUNDAY, %,
u 80 H.tl. ~ a. ~ - \. VI go 10 - = VI
Ticket Offices. i2u and Dti Broadway. Astor House
AMI foot OF DeshrossS AMI Cnrtlault SIS Court st
aud Grnohlvr Annex Depot loot ~ Fulton st. Brooklyn
III. llb. AM lis lulsu St iinhokrn Depot Jersey
viN, Eni5rant Ticket unicc. \ Batter place.
FRANK THOMSON I. T. FARMER
General MiuiEtr Gent PASSENGER Agent
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Gral estate.

A RARE CuANCE.-I,ots S1n aud upward ut
~ Glendale, l. ligl aud healthy, steam anl horse
cars, ~ minutes from city nice houses sale easy
terms Lilly SO Broadway booksloreI, or boa ~,
Glendale, L.
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT.
AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT WITH
ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
OF AND ArThn ArnIL y. is7S,

Of AND AFTER AritlL ~. I-TS
ENrrcss Trans leave New York. via DcSbrusscs and
Curilandi IS ftlrivs. rs follows
80 -, - 10 ~ Amts'i. II 4 N l. I. >. a. ~ = ~
s"n AMI 20 + NJ sundays % 4 VI . q. % o. : 80
sai aud J. VI. boats II Brnuki,n Annex CONNECT
wit hil ihwWh tuns AZ Jrr~ Ciu. anurdng a
speedy ani iireci tran~ilr tor BROOKLYN travel
Returuu4 tt4ius leave Philadelphia - & 81 J. 30
: ~ and u \ VI Iiminl ENpr".. ! 80 T. VI i. .. T.
. 90 md : - 4 " ami ~ miduizht On SUNDAY
vi, q 80. 7. \ go \ VI 4 a. = " AMI ~ niimslt
o. hct nui.'.. '-i ami va lr'tiwdy. Aston Hou~'.
AMI loot u pc.hru,~'~ ant tirtlluit SIS court u
BIO krn ~ iiG ant H. Hudson It. iinhrkrn depot
Ivr~N ~, tninant Icket Oihc = nttu.fy place
tKANh THOMSON. l. T. fAisMLR
GVurtal Manager General Passenger Agent
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STEAMBOATS, HrS Eailru1os.


EBANY BOATS PEOPLES LINE
n Favorilc steamers DREW and ST JOHN leave Pier
~. North River daily SUNDAYS excepted ut o +. ",
CONNECTING ~ ALBANl with Express frains Tor SARA
IOGA, LAKE GEORGE LAKE CHAMrLAIN. the ADJ
RONDA'kS, MONTREAL. and points NORTH ind WEST
BrvONn pas,enSefs transferred free by ANNEX boats
First class fare, 81 deck, 2jc
ENcursion to Albany and return. ~ 20
IBANY BOATS DIHECT.-NERCHANr
hEXpRESS LINE -Ecvant tcnmcrs WALTER BRETT
or NEW CHAMPION viii leave aN Snturd excepted
for Alhamy from canal st Noth river first rN above
Peoples Lam. GP VI connecting m trans Nuft aud
West fafrUlrck 2lr cabin tnrc Jor mcHl-.nE Freight
taken lower Than hV Other ines A. T. BLACK. Snpt
1Sl MILES FOX 1Oc.-Citi,cn,' Line Troy Boats
IcO New AMI - rulii ST tiucrs leave pier ~ y H..
loot LEROY =. daily. tNccnt saturday. At VI STATE
fouS onlN 81 ictiS 2lc firstrln-> ARE. 5Ot. sure
tuucrt with morning express. trains all uuint,
North. East. and West stat ruoms and through tickets
az Dnid's ENprtsssrlI broadway aud I Court st
BrOukl,n
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TO PHILADEiPHIA.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BEfNEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

FOURTEEN .TlGorGn TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DEfOrS lN PllilA DELPliiA TWO IN
NEW YORK
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FL ATS-

~ -, goot value At - -
80 dozen fine straw Hats,
800 extra fine straw Hat every shape known. many
2.op1 eases Sailor Hats.
Flowers ~ aucnll,,, variety,
80 cartons French Flowers w,i be sold st IN the
OSTRICH FEATHERS
o,l1cn Tn, bunch Of 'nrgce. l,s a3s Sc '',
% " calidn sHS os d h.; ''P 5 ii g
Fancy Feather, ,ni l'ompon'
Full line Marabout Feathers
HIBDO>s.
No Gros Grain and Saun
No adouble iace Saun Ribbon lntr
H. Y d ,i1n. ,,r ace . SS,p Mn''e l7e
No . eros Grim Ribbon only !,
NJ ~ Gro, Grain Rihhun, only 10,
sash Ribbon 4 2 ant ems W. 20, ani 31o "'
new colors.
vclvct,. sill new snSae every color
slto|
sun uMRRELLAs
2. inch Twill ~ sinch. 81 Is
s,lk layenn"'' the new novelty g3yslGy' ;, 4,
- '''"' p 2ainch so, ''''"
sol dozen rwcd s,ls e = and "a inch, will be offered
moi &c 20 co.i Of making
Children ParAsuls. Onll jJc
Ilousckocpine Linen
low prices
w Vii "iCr many dcSicd bargain, tins week
Good, sent 10 all parts Of the United states AMI Canada
samples tIce.
RODGERS 4 oRR BROTHERS.
l>i -, Isl sth Av.
18Th and 2nih So, New York
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SUITS.

We are adding daily new novelties 10 this depart
mcut
$50 neatly trimmed Walking suits, ~ 80, - -.
81 -. ant s. 80. worth At least 80 per cent more
25n trimmed with sik well made and IN all the
latest stNle.. from p 80 to Sic -.
SIN suits make. cnf les of the latest PARIS
and Berlin novelties black aud cuiured from 81 80
10 So
We would call special attention to our large assert
mcnt 81 Cashmere AMI Drap d Etc Sacguc~. Dulnans
MAntcllct,. aulfc'iu> from ~ - upward
our shawl Department Is now rcplrtc with all tie
novelties OF uie season from ~ upward.
LAtES
Will oier ON Monday great Inducements IN Noting
ham. by tllc Nati ant set,
Wrappers. well made aud fast colors. at ~.
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STATE LINE.
- 10 a. A>GoW. LIVERPOOL. DtRt1N REIFAST
LONDONDERRY. AND rllk PARIS EXPOSITION
From Pier q North RIVER foot VI canal st. ~ follows
STATE OF LOUISIANA ........... Thursday NAV y
STATE or NEVADA ThurailV NaN %
Fir,t cabin sGp SIS according a. cnmuiesistinp.
o turn tickets 80 reduced rHt,s second cabin. $40
Stccrase ut lowest rfirs
Apply to AUSTIN BALDWIN CO. Agents
srFFRAGR tickets at Is Rroniway ana At the cu.n
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" FOR u kkNSIOWN AND LIVERPOOL
GERM ANlt SATURDAY. MAY II, - 81 +
BALTIC ..... ... THURSDAY. MtN Ii ar VI
ADKl VIC SATURDAY.. Man - noon
Prom Whiie SAr Dos Pier - N1rtn RIVER
NllW> all tntislipN saloon. 50 ana II -, gJlL
Return tickets in ftFpr lhr terms Storage, s1S
Il tORiIS Af'nt. ~ RroaiwaY. Nrw York
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60lunt,o-- etmalts.

* YOU'VE ladies Tor the stage call or address
tOA McCLANE National Varieties totl It. and Sih av
En GOOD nni,icrs Oh good rnnlloons; steady work
u I. HOFFMAN,.
IOn OPERATORS on ". \ W machines to make
IOO shlrls and dfaMers. work given out NB3 ~ nv
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Excursions.

Grtulsicns
4 STAHIN ENCUHISIONs. steamboats,.
"A tug irr-c AMI hlwaA Anl IN charter ~
reasonable iHr'~ superior tu ~ tlty business, -triui
luHt, tor sinai parties speciality Apply al OH 90
SIARlN Trans lriauOn. Iicr Is between curt
itndt Hud DrN ~
A -FDK EXCURSIONS Al ,ilnnn stramrrI
a - lllhlEK capacity 2.Olp passengers The best
aui sacst excursion buat IN the business Occidental
Grove. the Hudson ami oirr. with nfsi elias. rar.cs
open SUNDAY MARTIN HASKELL. Iln south u
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@antto- ftmal,s.

A FEW experienced fuckers on WILCOX Gibbs ma
chimes to work premises, also girl accustomed to
work a rufier.
SIMON sTERNs a co.
IL Leonard At
, 1878-07-13


A door-knob fitted to receive
and exhibit the photograph OF
the head Of the house has been
inverted. They will probably
have Il slow sale until families
can determine who is the head OF
the house.
The marriage engagement of
the Duke of Genoa, cousin Of
the King of Italy, with a daugh-
ter Of the Duke de Montpcl1sier,
has been broken off. The hing
did not consider the S3o,0
dowery offered sufficient.
, 1878-07-13
Don't Forget st!

If you are troubled with nervous
ness. are disheartened, tired of life
fear death or feel out of sorts, as the
saying is, you may safely conclude
that you have the Dyspepsia Oh
Liver Complaint. The liver is apt
to become torpid at this season OF
the year as poisons arising from
staynant water or decaying vegeta
ton are more numerous and are
through inhalation taken into the
blood. Unless the liver is strong
and active. and furnishes a supply
of fresh and pure blood to drive out
the impurities, the above mentioned
symptoms surely follow, and if not
needed. end in more terrible dis
eases and death. Whites Prairie
Flower proves itself the Great Liver
Panacea. Its action on the liver is
different from any other medicine
ever compounded. Its cures are
truly wonderful. Try it. Price, %
and IS cents. m29 3m d&w
MIS-. Il. 0utleuDcTS 10 SOluS W
open her kindergarten school again
on Monday, the first of July. j26tf.
SADDLE Rock RESTAURANT
Dinnerto-morrow, Spring Chick
Ell, all the vegetables and fruits
Of the season, and Ice Cream. *
The more the merrier. \ fine
lot of clothing and furnishing goods
received by the Harvest Home at
Toklas Il Singerman's.
For smoked halibut picked hall
but, napes and fins. go to J. r.
Bean, Front street.
THE immense stock Of S. =. An
drews :, Co. is now being closed out
at reduced prices by J. W. George.
assignee.
E;g~ Wesier Export Bier Mt the
Vanity Fair, the first ever brought
into the Territory-Ice cold from
the Arctic Cooler.
, 1878-07-13
Suecial Notices.

"a THE NATIONAL GOLD MEDAL was award.
ed to BRADLEY Il Rulofson for the best Photo
graphs i'll the United States, and Vienna aeda
for the best i'll the world. 429 MoAtsomlr,
street. San Francisco.
~ WILL CURE CONSUMPTION. To all suf-
fering from the folio Wing diseases ray of hupe
is fered through the Kindness OF missionary
friend who has sent me the formula of pure.
ly vegetable Hn diciIe which has long been used
by the native medicine men of Hindost an:-for
tue positive and radical cure OF Consumptioli
bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, Dyspepsia,
Throat and Lung difficulty. General Detility.
Loss Of Manhood and all Nervous Affections,
its power has been tested in hundreds of cases
without a failure. l how feel it my sacred lu-
ty as far as possible TO relieve human misery
and will send the recipe-FEEE OF CHAEGE-ro
any person who may desire il with directions
for nsiEg. Sent by return mail by addressin &
with stamps naming this paper. DR.. y. Il.
Brigham. Drawer 2S. Utica. N. 7.
, 1878-07-13
THE FOURTH on THE SKcKoMIsH. =

The FOURTH on THE SKcKoMIsH.- =
In the morning, the Indians on the
servation began with a Fourth OF
July breakfast. Then all went to
the Agency to Church. where there
was little speech-making and sing
ing by the whites on the reservation
after which four couples were mar
ried. thus taking new step in civ
iEzation. Next all returned two
miles to the feast ground. where
they had prepared a long table and
seats, and with stove near by on
which to warm the tea, coffee and
the like, and with a full supply of
dishes, all seemed to enjoy the dir
ner as much as the whites. They
pitched tent near by to which they
invited the whites on the reservation
to come and bring their lunch aud
eat it. After this there was more
speech making and some horse rae
ing. A number OF Indians from so
miles were present. A chief step
forward this year has been that the
Indians have taken upon themselves
the lead in all this work. Hereto
fore they have had dinners with the
agent to direct, but this year they
have done the work and paid the
bills. Flags and fire crackers were
very abundant.-Aryus.
CoLLIsIoN.-Ac collision took place
on the railroad this morning be-
tween the up and down coal trains,
the former drawn by the locomotive
Georgina, and the latter by the
Bodie. The accident occurred just
this side of Black river bridge. and
both engines were thrown from the
track and considerably damaged.
The tenders were completely wreck
ed as were several of the cars. On
seeing the collision was inevitable,
all the men on both trains imme>
diately jumped off and fortunately
escaped without injury. Both en-
gines are in the ditch, together with
several cars, the Georgina being up
side down, with her trucks high in
the air. Superintendent Colman.
with all available men, has
gone up to the scene of disaster to
remove distractions, clear the track
and get the damaged engines to
town as soon as possible, so we con-
not at present learn the cause of the
accident, but it must have been due
to some misapprehension of the new
time table, which went into effect
yesterday.
RIFLE SHOOTING The Secretary
Of the Seattle Rifle association has
received letter from E. Fletcher,
Esq. Secretary of the Victoria club,
saying that the latter team will be
enabled to come over here within
two months to compete with the
IN a friendly match. An
invitation is to be extended to the
Seattle team to visit Victoria in the
latter part of August. to take part in
the animal shooting match at that
place. On that occasion there will
be some $50 or 200 marksmen- pres
ent fror: the different parts the,
colony TO compete for prizes.
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u proper cun.-
a portion OF the resIuu4
mnins TO b. divided among the
d deceased. it is ordered, that all
crested in the estate of said L. L.
deceased. be and appear before the
Court OF King county, Washington
at the flee OF the Judge of said
1.-The ci'y Of Seattle. in said county OF
Saturday, the 10th day Of August, A.
at 10 o'c.u k a. NJ, then and there to
cause why an oT.cr Of dist-it ution should
be made of the le i, ue of said estate among
heirs Of the said dee, ased, according to law {.
is further order, Il, that o copy of this Or
he published once :. week for four success
weeks, before thr III 10th day of August,
1878, III the ''luget Sound Dispatch" a
oaper printed and published in said coun.
King.
in open Court lis 11.h day of July, A,
iuOMAS BURKE,
Judge of Probate.
Tel hitory Of Washinst N. County of Eing-ss.
IEThomas Burke. J:ise and ex-offcio Clerk
of he Pr bate Court Of said King county, do
he4eby certify the faresoing to be true and
correct copy Of an order this day made by the
Prpbate Court of sax: scuuty, aud duly entered
uIDOn the records of slit court.
fWitness my hand aid the seal Of said Court,
this 1lth cay Of Ju.y, A. d. 1878.
lis THOMAS BURKE,
Judge ard eX offic:o Clerk of the Probate Court
Of King county "a~hinAton Territory. jyl3-4w
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Ordinance No. I1A.

In relation TO taxes for the year 1873
The City of Seattle does orlain a follows:
Sec. 1. That the taxes for the year Ore Thous-
and Eight Hundred and Seventy Eight icr the
City OF Seattle shall be and hereby are as fol-
lows:
For City fund. mills on the dollar:
For Road und, 3 mills on he dollar
For 6as fund. mills on the dollar
For Fire fund. 2 mills on the dollar
For Cemetery fund, mill on the dollar
The roa poll tox shall be four dollars on each
male inbabitaut between the ages of twenty one
and fifty years except such az public charge.
Sec .. THIS ordinance snail take eff ect and be
in torce from and after five days after its pubca-
1ior.
Passed by the Common Couac'l june Is, ISIS.
G. A. WED, Mayor.
D. T, WHEELER, CITY Clers.
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"a Nebraska man asks people
fofbelieve that his dog deliber-
atfly walked in front Of rail
road train, laid his head on the
rail and was killed, because OF
Its\ sorrow for the death of a
child for whom it had shown a
strong attachment.
A wine merchant in Mayence.
Geumany, went down into the
cellar, knocked out the bungs o
sixteen casks, cut his throat ant,
died in a deluge of wine, thus
causing his unhappy partnei
double bereavement.
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s ar, ling to the front rapiA
ly. Up noon, to-day, S65, 900 hal
been S, ,scribed, and it is anticipat1
ed that the whole amount will be
made up within the month.
CONCERT. Mrs. Emma Miller, of
Oregon City, has made arrangements
to give concert on Tuesday even
ing next at the Congregational
Church, assisted by number of
selected singers.
THE schooner Reporter. loaded
with lumber from Colman's mill.
sailed last evening for 5an Francis
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