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The Red Cloud chief., 1878-07-25

80 NV w WV ~ W. ~ isfbNihN
Ia encampmen,. yrt ,s WV town
0aM 10 Ia honor ri,'>p~rSs evsu
a. -hcr c,t,te"s,ud ht tAEN, \,
lCom i. s%roaiOs np,dk hi. ,
weather
Read about the mesquite TIC 10
another eolemu.
t-The hea, has been almost ln,ol.
cradle tho pas, week.
The ra,iroalers are at work on
section -, tOwn s..
MIR. lew Moore pail our sane
,um a visit foe other day.
Mr.. Richardson came in aud
Sha,,od 4 few mou cn,s. yesterday.
BAD ou tho ripe wheat this
rain.
Will Perry i, improving his clam
''auie a constable.
A sue rain again Wed.ssiay
morning.
The exploring party thu, went
up tho river, have returned.
Mr.. Baker lost valuable OF las,
Sunday.
WANTED some dollars Al tho
V'HiEr Office.
A supplement, 10 tho CutEf will
>bs issued IL 4 frw weeks.
Mr.. baker OF. KAu-a. called
Tuesday.
The bcs. scot lea in the Repub
lican Valley ut Mucr Bros.
The re, ent rains raised Crooked
creek No tuat tcam. could not cross
Sunday.
Rev. Yeiscr'p little boy, Eddie,
has been uuwcll for somo tlmo aud
nov is quite sick with Fever.
Potatoes arc selling at fro IN 81
10 So cents pcr bushci. Cheap, for po-
tatoCs.
More ,nen urc to bo put ~ the
}. railroad. and the work rushedsrAIii
ly forward.
The new bunker ynd it" be
started BY n Mr.. pla', Of M'nera
y Point, Wis.
-,olbs Of Brown sugar for u 90 .
Miner Bros.
Il. II. Uunmel OF Batiu says the
crops are enormous 10 his sectiou oil
the county.
The picture man struck his ten
on Tuesday. w could not get TIN
~ sit for our photos.
Those now wagons OF Mitchell 4
Morhxrt's look like Il picture rs the
stand all in a row BY their store.
Bling your Butter aud eggs I
Miner Bros. and get tho hishe'
price.
Cutting of grain on Sunday
getting 10 he q conn occurrence the'
DAYS. Is il right? i. it just,fable!
Rev VIM. McCandlish Of oa.Ah
Bidle Agt.. will DO in town TO-DAY
,ui will address the people {" u
school house this evening".
Three of the Best Brands Of io'
in the Republican Valley W se'o'
from a, Miner Bros, They dcliv'
GOOD. to any part Of the city free.
While the farmers are jubl!a'
over large crops, the people o' "a
-cs-t are looking to Nebraska NJ u
III Dorado of the future.
Call and buy n Sc wing -uisnh''
cheap for cash OF BORN Syringe
at the Cur Office.
Sir. Wilcox office appears like
busy place, two lawyers, nosaries' a
lumber dealer hold their hendqus
tiers there.
A new addition table an
equal O. proof, tho new commit
10 draft a constitution and bylaws
the cemetery association.
HARVEST DANCE,
The c~i,i.sus Of Red Cloud and
entity are respectively invited TO
tend the Harvest Da'ce at the n
49,, Opera Hall on Wednesday eve. j
81, 1873. The best Of music furni
ed. Tickets one dollar.
JoE. JACOBS, Floor Manager.
Friend Ewing bad quite IN
perence recently. He Vas cuit
grain for Mr.. Holsworth, and hbd
the machins quite heavy ior bis h
es they we're promoted to Ieac
while Mr. W.. oxen were put on
whcelors. The oxen ran away Y
the machine and running over
horses caused qnite an excitement
few minutes. No damage
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-07-25
Gitu Meat MmEst
JNO WILllEIMoON
poprictor.
Verd Cloud Ncb
Vecd Cloud

may tho Lishsst zach rf,ec ks h,is'
Sve.h H~ss Constantly os BAUD.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-07-25
RED CLOUD Ncb
DUpnTWE1sIA

III sa,,on's p4pt,sct,s hrva,uet(
can h. hAi " 4 4 Williams. =, Riy
,,,ea ruutle On . Oh 10 10 Wei
s,of "a Nh. and Il fils' 3rou
- saith Csnirs hansss. Jane, W,
lev, sad pf. Bcs,as, Cara. Nan "
Feouimorr, Asroese, " Nobl
Rpel crcok hansli 90 Sob I,
paid. ki,aa hsfianth, Neb Y
Harmon BieJuinston. f1nkhn
Nrb T. N laoa. a~epubl,cao N,l
Harlan 30. Neb ~ orders sho
be .,n, 20 scott 20 ~ ihsuto psori
a,tcp,.an. In X SUTTON
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-07-25

will mail tffesl tho rcsapx
simple Vegetables BALM that
move Tan, ffccklcs aud HOY
ing tho skin soi,. clear and
also instructions iH rrsli
u,isn, srowtb IT heir on
81 % smooth fsee. Adj
2 cent stamp.
~ Aus n, i D.
\ yrnsss
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-07-25

yoks-iay glrl % NJ, Ne,
Marcel dssrht.. Al b.evy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-07-25

We arc sSv prcparer
my dcsiroy Of PURCHASING
pianos sn< organs on toil
purch astfs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-07-25

Osde,. Cor piano and orgn\
VI repairing may be left with
pll rrceivc prompt attention.
NJ. NJ. Brown. travelling a
music house ~ w. u. y
coln. will visit our tovn\
" days and do any work d
Ssh paid for vegetables
poNo OF all kinds, at ths \
"'' Bring some ., ONO.
York tho pcs, seek
r''' could has been aocki
the '<(rs. 70 esc.ps the eac
the hcaSaad.
"Ths\p.i.s.io.l Thorough
IL 'or' oNculous title to give
IN ur ''Sou.
VAR LOAD
Of siudeI.A wagon. jas, n
hi,"hsa Sorhar,'., vh
b. sold 81 prA 10 .ui, pus
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(TIalf minutes walk from the POstofice.l
PRACTICE LIMITED TO PRIVATE AND
CONFIDENTIAL DISEASES.
FAR. wORTHINGT0N may beconsulted upon
~ all confidential diseases which tend 20 en-
bitter life and shorten IFS duration, including
Nervous Debility, causing indigestion, pain in
the back and loins, weakness, headache, impor-
tency, impaired sight loss Of memory, eruption
on the face and body, bashfulness, &c, making
Married life unhappy and Single Life miserable.
The Doctor guarantees that no case placed IN bis
treatment shall leave bis care till thoroughly res
tored TO sound and vigorous health, without the
use Of Mercury in any form, his treatment being
purely Vegetable.
NOTfCE TO COUNTRY PATIENTS.
Parties living at any distance from the Hospi-
tai can be successfully treated by sending symp.
| toms Of their disease. The Doctor win forward
20 any address in the United States, free from OBJ
servation, = printed list Of questions, thereby
enabling the patient 10 give minute description
Of their case which be requires 70 effect quick
and speedy and sure cure.
Ali letters directed 70 DR.. WORTHIEGTON,
| Lock Hospital, Baltimore, Nd, will receive
prompt attention. DIR. Worthfngton was stu
dent Of Prof. n. Il. Smith and Is . graduate d
I Md University
OHice hours from 8 in the morning ill 10 a
night. Sundays, till IL o'clock noon.
Separate Consulting Rooms for Ladies, to.whou
the DIR. Pays special attention.
Maech 8, lS7S-ly.
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10 Farmers z Planters.
HENRY prvALL 4 co. s PATCxkAT
BRAND or FERTgLTZERS- OFFtIE
No. GO SOUTH ST.
BALT1E0RE-

Oar sgner Pho5ntatcs are prepared for al
era,s .rca-siny 10 the analysis Of the plant
g. s~h;ri, Il isfItenacd, from the best Fertile
49,, r,sss,erssis obfafnahie. PecasiaFIy rich in
a s5royse. golnFle Phosphate ami Potash Salts
ard Il fine dry mechanical condition, they can-
no: b. exceiitd in efficacy, immediateand Perasa-
pent.
Wherever tried We reosixe the mos. catering
arcnrnfs az rpsnIfa and increased orders.
4 f1lI SIMPLY Of both the Tobacco Plant for
me Tobacco crop and our AmmoBiaied Super
Phosphate for Tire Corn, Wheat ard other crops,
will Sc manufactured and kept on band The APP
proaehipg srason, the quality, price sgd terms
win be Tie same as forrseFly, and the high star
dard ne have established shall Be maintained.
henry DUyALL h CO.,
Sole PropTiesors Of the Pataxent Brand Of AM
nominated Super Phosphate Of Lime and SPe-
cial Tobacco Plant.
For sale by
WI. A. LOKER, Leonardtown.
l.. u. SMITH, 81. Inigoes.
TT. @. HERBERT, Sc. Clements Bay.
NOTICE TO FARMERS, PLANTERS AND
OTHERS.
Mr.. r. @. Davidge Is no longer employed By
ne for the sale Of our Pasuxent Brand Of keFtliz-
ers. All orders for and business In regard 70
orr Fertilizers mast be made direct with us OF
through our local agents In the counties. Any
FERTILIZERS sold under. the brand Of Patnxeni
without our name attached viii not be the orig
fnaI and genuine Patuxent Fertilizers and we
will not be responsible for their results.
HENRY DUvALL K CO.,
goIeP roprictors ofthe Patuxent Brand OF Fer
tilizers. No. 6s South St., Baltimore.
May 2, lsT7-n.
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The Huntington .(Pa. Monitor OF April 5ih,
1877, pronounces this Soap the best in the mar
ket, as follows:
ssReader, we don't want you 20 leuppose that
this is an advertisement, and pass IL over I'M
needed. Read IL. WewBnt TO direct your at
tention 20 the advertisement OF Champion I'm
perial Soap.' Having used il in our Office for
the past year, we can recommend IL as the best
quality Of soap in use. IL is a rare thing to get
a Soap that will oIoughly cleanse printing ink
from the hands. as also from linen, bat Cramp
whereof we speak. II Is especially adapted for
printers, painters, engineers and machinists, az
il will remove grease Of all descriptions from The
hands as well as clothes, with little labor For
general household purposes 1t cannot be excelled
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This Soap Il manufactured from pure materials;
and as IL contains large percentage q y &c
etabie Oil, u warranted fully equal 70
the best imported CASTLE Soap, and
az the same time contains all
the washing and cleansing
properties Of the cele-
brmeed German
and
French
Laundry Soaps.
II Is therefore recon.
mendea for use In the Lam
dry, Kitchen and Bath Room,
and for general household purposes;
also for Printers, Painters, Engineers, a
Machinists, as Il will reuIove spots Of ink,
Grease, Tar, Oil, Paint, ETC., from the hands
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.
70 4. Eal.rs q 3. .Aay's cg.mly.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
undersigned, Officers Of Registration
appointed Tor the several election dis
tficts Of st. Mary's county, win On
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B O A R D | n G.

MRS. DR.. PAGE EDMUNDS will accom-
IVA modate permanent and transient boaFders
at No. a HANOVER ST., four doors from
Lombard, west side. The travelling public are
respectfully requested TO give her call.
May 3, l8TT-0.
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MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
run HAN AND BKAsr.

9hissInansegs veg natuEallY orisinated n AzBaE&
en-. whgFe Mn1urs pruxiaea On her lnhosafuEy anrA
szrpr1nlng antidoees for ne naalaaes q her ehii
drNn. Iis fame h@s besa spFsading for 9 yaasas
unffa now y encfrcAes she hah4tahas glDno.
ne Mexican Mnsfang L1nisaent e maaehisas
rsmeay forall external aElmenfs Of man and beaG9
Tosaock owners and farmers u Il fnvaluahia.
A. single bottle oflen saves q human MO orFo.
stores the uscfslness q an exosIlans hoEsas On.
cor. or ahnep.
n cureE fooSro9. hoafaIl. below hcrn, sruh
uurewIwurzn, ahouadsrFo6. massage. tke bises aa4
snes Of poisonous reptiles and insects. and every
such drawback 20 stock breeding and bush life.
Il cures every external trouble OF horses. such
a. isrnerena, scratches. swinny, spra1ns foundeEs
wind Eall, ring bona, etc, etc
The Mexican Mustang Linimant is ne Quiekes1
cure In the world for accidents occurring in the
family, I'm the absence Of . physician, such -
burns Bealds spxains. cuts. etc, and for rheuna-
siEm and stiffness engendesed ~ exposure. Fna-
ticulAxly valuable to MinerG.
10 Il the cheapest remedy In the world. for %
penetrates tho muscle 90 the bone, and . aingk
application Is generally sunicisnt t0cure.
mMcxican Mustang IAniment Is put up I'm shFw0
sizes of bottles the larger ones being proportio1
aeely much tie shsapssG sOld eyesyuherA
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FOR sale.

r will sell about 100 ACRES Of The Cherry Grove
Farm. located in The III election district, npon
which there is small new J1vELLING HOUSE,
some 0UT-H0USES and = young ORCHARD.
About one-third Of the land i In wood The
above land lies On s valuable creek IN which
many oysters could be seeded and adioins the
farm OF r. b. Tippetg- Tor terms etc. apply
TO SARAH 4. LONG,
Feb %, lsss-ly. Migestown r. O., I'd
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WI. A. LOKER, Leonardtown.
l.. u. SMITH, 81. Inigoes.
TT. q. HERBERT, Sc. Clement Bay
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

THE weII-known store, with lot attached
! known as SANDY BOTT0M STORE, on th'
Three-Notched Road, i'm the Patuxent district
Fos terms, apply AZ once 70
B. HARRIS CAVALIER,
Atty. at Law, LeonardtOwD, Nd.
April u ls78-h.
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ET can make make money faster at work for NJ
4 than at anything else; Capital not required; Nc
Twill start ron. Sl2 per day az home made
By the industrious. Men, women, boys and giris
wanted everywhere 20 work for Is. Now Is the
time. Costly outfit and terms free. Addrtm
TRuE Co., Augusta. Maine.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-09-01
ID. KEARsEY.

The San Francisco Exchange emulntes
the w~bangdoodle and mourns for its
first born thusly: "Kearney come
home! The sand hills are out Of Joint.
BeecIer is browsing around. md only
Wellock and quack O'DOnnell and
brieiless harbour to stem the tide, and
neither take of their coats. Come
home Denis. The clock in the sleepln
strikes, md we are waiting for thec!' ;"
JUDGE ScorT OF the Battle Mountain
.Nos'sager has written n letter to the
ReseWe in which he says: 1--WE shall
oppose any candidates we deem un-
worthy, but whether we work hard for
any,. or not, will depend entirely on cir.
cumstances."
TO this the R,reiile replies: ave sup
pose he will tako the 'circumstances'
either in coin or currency"
A CONTEMPORARY SAYS: Jupiter Is
unusually bright at present, aud witb n
telescope Of ordinary masnifying pow
ers it's moor can easily be seen. Il,
Is the brilliant star seen ia the south.
east every evening jus; after s~undoxB. .
We may add that Saturn. the mos: re-
markable Of nil the planets. with his
wonderful belted zone and seven moons
rises u few degrees to the north Of Ju.
piter ut nbout $50 p. 81.
Fon several days past, our contem.
poraries have been greatly exercised
over the rninored discovery Of the
famous Sherman letter. Gen. Butler
bns published n card in which he says:
''ThcEo IL not one word Of truth in it,.
] haze never seen the original Of the
Sherman letter; ! never told n personal
friend nor enemy that IL had been oh.
tained or that IL was genuine. SO far
from that. I do not believe in iis pres.
ent existence, II il ever had any,"
WEALTH. ms we'll as poverty. has its
aunoyances. Since DuG Brown's sud.
den elevation TO o%pulenco. he has been
beseiged with applications for loans. DO.
nations and by persons having mining
property to sell. Last evening he receiy.
cd dispatch from Nose Haynes requos-
ing the loan Of $25. 900, at FIVE per cen
per month interest. Duff sent tho coin
this morning in q registered letter. but
he desires to give notice that hereafter
all kilograms mist DO pre- paid. and
that all financial business must DO
transacted through his private secre.
iary. -Tmss.R erier.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-09-01
Our New

Yesterday was issued the initial nun.
Der OF the seventh volume of the ELKo
INDEPENDENT. When we commenced
b publication of a daily paper here,
oroakers very generally predicted a
speedy failure Of the enterprise, but
thanks to the steady patronage of an
intelligent and wide-awake business
community, We have been enabled to
successfully weather the storm.
During our journalistic career on the
raging Humboldt, W. have e~ndeavored
to deal fairly aud justly with our
neighbors, and il at any time We have
unwittingly offended any body, We are
willing to be forgiven. To our coptem.
poraries. we return our grateful thanks
for their continued manifestation OF
journalistic courtesy and social good.
fellowship, and We trust that no un.
toward circumstances may ever arise to
mar our friendly relations with our
brethren Of the craft.
As its name implies, this journal is
squarely independent in the expression
OF its sentiments upon all topics Of pub.
lie interest, and in the future as in the
past, We shall fearlessly advocate
such political aud social IDEAS rs We
believe be sound aud to be best adapt
ed to the advancement Of society and o.
the country,
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Elko MOEpERDERr.
m. se..r.. Of the ser,s.

III OF TIE North.
Inhabitants Of the Pacific side of the
continent are ~ unaccustomed to pesti.
le:.ti ~visitations such as too frequently
nfiict less favored portions Of the globe,
that We cannot e approximately
realize the awful horrors Of the plague
which is now decemating whole prov
iRees in the south halt Of the Union.
This iacon,c telegram dated New
Orleans, August gath, indicates the
frightful rAvases Of the fever: "New
cases. 1874; deaths, 49," It must be
remembered that the dispatch merely
records one days work OF the fell de-
siroyer IN a single locality. A later
New Orleans telegram dated August
9th says: The death list to day in
eludes eight children ander seven years:
Port Eads reports one death and three
new cases there. Ono of the two How
ARDS nurses left there by DR.. Stone is
reported sick. Collector Smith has
been authorized by the Treasury Do
Psrtment to purchase one hundred gall
Ions Of carbolic acid to disinfect the
euStom house." Still later advices
from the fever stricken regions state
that the frightful ~virulence and rapid
spread of the epidemic has at last cul-
minated in n general panic and people
are everywhere deserving their homes
and flying for their lives. leaving their
sick friends to perish miserably without
Tar or attendance.
There never was n time in the history
Of the Republic when such an appeal
for help was made to the charitable
heart of the nation, and right nobly is
the great sonl Of generous America re-
spending to the call. A literal river of
money. medicine and physical help. is
flowing from all parts of the country
into the plague.smitten valley of the
Mississippi. That truly christian organ.
ization, the Howard Association, with
self-sacrihcing. life-riskinS zeal, is ply
ing its Offices of mercy wherever danger
and death are most imminent. All the
charitable societies and associations,
both religious and secular all over the
land, are by common impulse doing ell
that al De done to alleviate the awful
sufferings of the Southern people and
to check, if possible, the spread Of the
dreadful pestilence.
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20 the Tucsarora officials who are
presumably securing the hills in that
region In search Of Tom Lawton the fol-
lowing dispatch dated at Arcata. Cali
fornia. August 2sth, may be of interest:
John Kirkpatrick. Chiof Of Police: L
think we have Lawton in Crescent City.
He answers the description given. He
has travelled under different names, aud
will not talk on the subject OF murder.
Is anything known Of him at your Office?
Answer.
tSigned), AUSTIN WILEY.
Chief kirkpatrick at nee telcgrnphed
what he had received to Sacramento.
stating that Mr.. Wiley xas n reliable
man. and requesting the authorities to
answer him direct"
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New Patents.

The Mining and Scientific Pres Patent
Department. has received official notice
Of the issue Of the following patents "a
Pacific Coast inventors, for the wnoh
ending August 18th, 1878. viz: Otto
B~rockhauscn. Reno, New, blasting
wedges; John Lennon San francisco
Cal. wbeelbarrows: Lowry II. Rowland,
Monmouth. Oregon, horsepower equal.
izers: Samuel II. Cowlcs md Benjamin
y. Brewer. Sacramento, Cal. propell.
ing vessels; Adolph II Ran. San Fran.
cisco. Cal. lawn mowers; Lorcnzo u.
Lawrence, Monticello. Cal, and A. q.
Stawbridgc, Sharon Pa, stove attach.
monts.
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MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

This IMMINENT very naturally originated In Amor
%, where Nature provides In her laboratory sucl
surprising antldotcs for the mnindics Of her chill
ircn. Its fame has been spreading for 81 year.
Until now II o%ncircies the habi,ablc globe.
Tho Mexican Mustang Eminent ~ n matches
emedy fornii external ailments Of man and beast
To stock owners and farmers II IL Invaluable.
A single bottle often saves q human life or r.
Itorcs tho usefulness Of IN excellent horse, or
soN-, or sheer.
IL cures f~ootrot. hoofni1. hollow horn, grub
SrcS.worm, shoulder rot, mango. tho bites am
;ings 81 Joitonou, reptiles and Insects. md over
fuch dTaUJacx 10 stock breeding and bush life.
II cures egtry external tfo1hlr Of horses. sue
~ ilngns;,, tcratchcs, twinnJ. sprnlns, founder
wind gail. ring iozc. ttc, etc.
Tho HsTic5n N1siAhg Lhimsni IL III quicksi
cure ia tho vofii fJT heciSsata D@1rging In IN
family. in the st5Sbes ~ = physician. such Q
burns, scalis, fpraibs, cais. .tc.. ana for rhsurni
tisfn, and stiffn,ss ebzfudsr,d ~ srposorc. Pa
ilcuiariy valuable 10 Miners.
II is tho cheapest remedy In the world, for T,
pcnetratcs the muscle % tho bone. and n sinxi
application Is generally s~unlcisut 10 cure.
Mexican Mustang IInlment il put up IN thre
tIzc &c bottles, tbs larger ones Icing proportion
e.Siy much tho c,napctt. Bold everywhere.