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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-15

.CHEw Jackson'sI Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco. nov2O-'7S ly.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-15
LOCAL -iNTELLicEN
Something About Bodie.


Rev. g b L ukle. Formerly of this
place whites: Il saw 10 late issue of
the SILVER STATE au ar,.cle on the
wonderful growth of Bodie, which
wood be woude.,dl ii it was true.
do not know f.om what source your 10.
formation was derived, bat no douot
you considered 1t reliable The reports
wuich n o being Calculated re alive TO
toe s 10, popu's.ien, mines aud pros
pee; of Boule a.e very extravs !tut
and ctlcul = ed to mislead Tue outside
VOID That is way l wrle you on tue
subject. According to my kuowled 20
add belief there Is not 10 exceed Que
tnoussod bulldogs, large and small, 10
Bod.e, aud not more tuau four thous-
a ~ people. l thiuk the mIniog out
look - very good, but doubtless many
fsiIutes will occur. There are mauy
mea here out of employment. aud meo
woo ate ut work elsewhere had better
pot come here tor The pressat at least.
Evety lbiog Ia the ljue of business is
overdooe. Money is very scarce aud
g eat part of tue bus usss of the place
is carried on the ctedlt system"
Par adiss Vstisy Balboa Shipme nts.
There are many owners of Paradise
Valley stock 10 this county, who are
anxious to know how much bullion has
been shipped by the company siuce
they commenced crushin, ore at the
Rye Patch mill. The first shipment
was made on Jaouary 23l. aud 10 COO.
seq 1eoce OF a break 10 the boiler the
mill was shut down abont tue 20 b of
of January. Following are shipments
to date:
January 23rd, 2 bars. ................s2.GO 900 90
<Jtl, ................. J,olo rs
2Sth, ....... 3,4l4 At
S0tn, ................. 2.5l2 "
$Il,S4l 81
February 18th, 2 bars. .s3.24l 81
18th, I" ................ $3.50 90
Total. .................SlS,l5 i "A
The mill is runniug steadily DOW. aud
there is pleoty OF ore arriving TO sopply
it right aloog.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-06
the south preferring Gov. Tilden is

for the south preferri,lg Gov. Tilden is
MS lwavering sgmprhy with their
efforts 10 destroy the Union.
On Thursday last the Southern Dem
oclHcy Of the House of Representatives
gave tie seat contested Nv Mr.. Finley
81 Florida against Mr. Bisbee, to Mr..
Finley, although a Democratic mem
}er Ut tie Committee, who Investigate
ed lie contest, joined the Republicans
ia a report that Mr.. Bisbee Was emit.
lic'i 10 it.
Yesterday the President sent to the
senate tile name of j. Gardener Calla-
han 10 be Register Of the Land Office
ut Eau Claire, Wis. There is no doubt
but he will he confirmed ***
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-06
A CURE FOR Hoe CHOLERA.

The Lewiston Gazette, published in
Fulton county. ILL.,, contains the fol-
lowing:
every paper in the United States
ought occasionally to keep the fact be-
fore its readers that burnt corn is Il
certain and speedy cure for hog colera
The best way is to make a pile of corn
On the cohs, effectually scorch it, and
then give the affected hogs free access
to it. This remedy was discovered by
E. E. Locke, at the time his distilIery
was burnt in this county, together
with large lot Of store corn, which
was SO mu II injured as to he unfit for
use, and was hauled out and greedily
eaten by the hogs, several of which
were dying daily. After the second
day not single hog WAS lost, and the
disease entirely disappeared. The
remedy has been tried in u number of
cases since, and never failed"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-06
On motion Board adj, urned.
ID. 3. BEEEDI. T, t'ilp ERIK
CyclOpedia OF literature.

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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-06
THE PUBLIC DEBT.

THE TREASURES MONTHLY STATE
MENT SHOWS AN INCREASE FOR FEE
RUARY OF $311,411.
The debt statement issued March
shows the following:
Increase of debt for Febru ,rv, 1911.
All.
Cash in Treasury, $447 ,292, 4es.
Gold and silver certificates, $19.OS7
$50.
United States notes held forredemp-
ton of certificates of deposit, SAG. 100.
900.
United States notes held for redemn-
ton of fractional currency, $3.50. 40
Called bonds not matured. for which
4 per cent. bonds have been issued
Outstanding legal-tender notes, ss4e
IS /.
Outstanding fractional currency
s15,9s6,4l2.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-06
INDICTED.

THE NEBRASKA MANBURNERS IN A
FAIR WAY TO GET TIL Err JUST DESERTS.
Tie GRAND jury lit Hastings, Nen.,
has returned indictments ot murder
III tile first degree against aeVen vi the
mdn-hurnerS Olive, whose brother
w;es killed by ketcaum and Michel.
and who is charged with abettIHg tie
dtSperddOeS who burned kelchum anu
Mitchell; Gillen, Sheriff OF Keith
county, from whose custody the two
men were taken, supposed to have
oetn accessory ietore ana t the time
# Tie fact; i}ald iii, the hotel-ketptr;
Green, ii sstiuol-keeper. who suppl cu
whisky for the OCCASION, and three
cowboys employed by Olive i'll caring
for stock. The till is set for March
81
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-06

March 3, 1879.


There has been an unusual number
Of oar citizens sick during the last
week. Nearly all are taken with cllIls
alld . severe headache after symptoms
vary Nlth different persons and treat
lneil, aud about the third or fourth
day, they begin to get around. No less
Cham fifteen have been down in this
immediate vicinity, but none are con
sideret! seriously sick.
Change seems to be written upon this
place. First, the new proprietors have
taken The store, and bring with them
iree family circles new to us. Mr..
B;iity has rented his farm for three
gears 10 another new family. Mr.
hodge has completed the sale Of his
pfemispS to Mrs. Pease, who will Occll-
by it with her son-in-laW, Mr.. Ed. Sher-
iAan They propose TO feed and carry
ttti. sent persons.
Mir. Penny Maynard has bought a
li0,ist here, intending to move into it
s,On. All these wegain. We lose Mr.
Tratford and family, who expect to
move away, and Ivy death, Mr.. Geo
| Watkins, Who was buried Saturday
II Mr.. Emlnons succeeds i'll selling his
louise to IL stranger, this little place
not know Itself.
! Nh. Barnes is going for lumber this
week for house and barn. When he
gets them under way, and the Church
starts, and other houses are being com
pleted, will make some stir, indicating
that the community are making head.
way ia the general direction of pros.
perity.
The Division Of the Sons is still
thriving. They propose to give, dur.
ing the m0nth, ali open entertainment
with an attractive programme, and
Wilson's full band in attendance. All
who know what that means, will watch
for the announcement.
am sorry Z" w feels so bad. If he
would wait till his friend was assailed
before rushing to the front us Ii h I'M.
pion, and ".tanttesing" through whole
C lumn, tWoulu be- better for all.
simply asked two or three questions
which were suggested to my mind by
passing events. If he will answer
them, leaving out all personals, | would
be pleased to have him.
If have stated or implied an I'M
truth about anybody. I am ready to
make public apology.
Meantime, till somebody appears to
bring order out of the chaos that pre-.
walls in the moral and spiritual atmos-
pllere, 4 fear ana not the only one
LOST.
l
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-06

II ANDRE. gassnufacturer. Wholesale and
i'll. Retail deater4il Cigars. Plug. Cu CAewing
and Smoking Tobacco, Snuff, Pipes, SC Ills e.
garS are all madfa T0m best qualities OF domestic
and imported tObaGco and sold to the trade at
lowest cash rltt&. Also, constantly on hand
some flie Meerscll um Pipes, Orders promptly
filled. Directly opposite his old stand No. 37h
Main Street. kpnn&lla, Wis.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-06

IL, Portable & Stationary steam kliglhts ana
8oilerS, Slaltillg and ruIlies, tisnd and Power
Tire Blenders. Tire Drills, and all other kus OF
Machinery. AlO KenoSila Union 1AImbie
SKeins. riyers. BOLSTER and Beach rateS, ket-
ses, Sleigh 54ses and Post MaulS. Repairing
done promptly.
KenOshA WIS.,. April 10Th, 1874
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-06

I livery STABiE.-Ben ,je Eett Is prepared to
ia furnish the best Horses and Carriages, for
business or pleasure an the shorteS notice.
HearSe 1T all times ready to attend funerals.
Stable on Market square, near the Post ONCE.
KenOSha, Wisconsin.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-06

nj ARBLE WoEAS.
wi IIlI(4(ilN~ Il WASHbt ~,
kun0Sha and Racine, Wis. Monumental ana
GIrayestone work executed in the highest STYLE of
the art
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-06
our w AsLgLN0ToN i.EIrI.I.

4
On i'ferfcord gains senator Edmuud>
resolution lol tUr enforcement Of tle
cnns5 .alltj0sal amendments. RI sh,ws
tie affsimiHati,a, of tie Soutllefu
ilaocHcy 10 e0ntlp t'4 affairs of4
tiis nHt,on under the c'aim Ut state
Ti&al7 III utter disregard ~ sanl
"int' dm@''ls IifE propose, nv Ft~
r1"t!n@ the laws appointing 9iiptrFl-
FH "ihl'epu.9 IaafSlalS elaplo}ed III
|}*V!"' t''et'oi'5, ~ prevent ~ w !,
erat interference IN local atfHE3 of Tie
STATES; aitd I" &fEe me llvrtlindn 10
part III the poll{i"s 81 Their e'htes VIII |
less lie votes The Democratic ticket. !
With the Southern Democratic doe /
trite uf State-riglts once firmly pSlsst,~
lisi.td. What is 70 lHeyeIlt lie South
.r,, >,iat..s from nyaeffce}lv jnstitnfit,o
slavery am.in9 kuc,y tl,a there 4x4.
,na,y a l,o hnn,sfjx .l,;l,{, flat tb4v.4 j.
,,,,.,,,nyAr uf his nut vstafis ia prp-
vent il if,hp Democratic lorfrioa of
,,d.,v f.. ..thA Tnited ~taf.s l,.s M
au1)..rii> 40 enforce unconstitutional
amendments" isfo nrav.il4 unuj,I i
he any nae s,ran.e To- go. th4 negro
reduced to y worse state tha1, slavery
nader State laws. than if wonld HAY.
hem .t tbA ,Io.a III ,ha yAhalli,, a.,
one to l,a,o ut dicted THAR within i
arm, of,va,+v ,.,,c ti... ,.t... 4,.;a}
=, a.s,,or 80 c.r,,,,t ..,,ld ,a.,
t,.llo,b 4,a,el,s.f tic ,ari>t.,,,,..
DEPARTMENT Of the Governments. as
they will AFTER HE fourth Of March
:ineXt?
Some Northern Democrats viii deny
this fact. lut It is trup nevertheless
1t is Il wtll-koown fact that all party
questions ltera are settled hy a caucus,
; and The Southern Democracy being
largely in excess Of tile Northern elp-
ment oftheir party they have entire
c'i''f"l OF Tire Democratic party and
shape rs course 20 advance, not the
Interests Of the nation, bug the sup
posed interests ssft!le south
| It is almost an impossiEpility 70 have
a measure to advance the interests Of
| any portion Of the Nortn BASS the
present. House Of REPRESENTATIVES. Az
an instance Of this, look at its action
upon the Northern Pacific Railroad
bin. This road has for the last three
wears been endeayoafno to obtain an
extension Of time fur the comnletio,,
of it's road. 1t does mot ask for one
tcent from the Government, and under
the decision of the United States SUI
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-06

Pinehback has been appointed Rev.
enue Agent in New Orleans al i'm
mediately enters unon the duties Of
the office.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-06

Jacob Hemstraught, Of Campville,
Tioga county, n. Y, has died this
week at the age of 103 years. His
father was 81 years, his grandfather
4S, and an uncle 1870 years old when
they died. The uncle died some time
ago at Saratoga. HIS eldest daughter
is Il years of age,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-06
BAKER & WARvELLE,

ATTORNEYS AND GOENsELLOks Al LAW,
Office over J0hllsOus BOOK Store, 2ailh street
KeMOSha, Wis. n
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-06
YOUNG MEN,

Apply to editor of this newspaper for
nalf membership lat discount ian Bay
lies Great Mercantile Collage, Keokuk,
Iowa, on the Mississippi. Bookkeepers,
penmen, Reporters, Operators and
teachers thoroughly fitted. Don't fail
TO address Prof. Miller, keOkuk, Iowa.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-06
THE CHESHIRE CHEESE TRADE.

Lord Tollemache gathered his ten
ants the other day to address them OH
the influence of foreign competition
upon The Cheshire cheese trade. He
attributed the fall in the demand for
he produce of their country dairies to
the large importations from America
and other countr es, and warned his
tenants that this competition would
continue, and, instead of signing, they
must face the difficu'tyand try to over
come it--must improve the cor modl-
ty and reduce the cost of production
by adopting all known improved meth.
DDS of cheese making. He made va
rious offers to induce them to increase
the production, and placed before
them the best specimens obCainable OF
Cheshire, Chedd;ir and American
cheese, the tirst-named having been
bought in London at the retail price
OF shilling pence per pound. One
of the principal makers present ad-
after u trial of the specimens
before them, that cheshire cheese
makers had more to fear from Ameri
cans than ever" -Ncao York World.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-06

The "solid-Sonth" fellows in Com
gresS have urGSeated Hon. Ilora-
TO Bishee, .)r., Republican Representa-
tive from The Second Florida District.
t" make room for Mr.. Finley, DEM
ocrat, who can only ho.d the seat ior
ten days, but will draw pay for the
Wholr tfrm--tO the amount Of S14.~
900 Two Democrats had the courage
+" vote against the outrage of seating
s'mlel--tae of them being Mr.. Harri
son, Of Illinois.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-06

Claims amounting to $4,000 for the
expenses of contestants for seats in
the lower house of Congress have been
cut down to $46,016 by the Committee
on Privileges and Elections.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-06

y Washington dispatch srvs chat in
formation rom Florida makes it APP
pear probable that Huk q Democratic
Congress nali-tlec' in the Second Dis
trlrt, will find himself ia tite Ptll!pii-
tlary next December instead If in the4
HAIL OF REPRESENTATIVES. lie is indies
lFd for traudultntIy altering his OWE
fet'filS so as 10 give him majority
oAtf his republican competitor, lis
lee. The Clerk of Brerard coun1yx
Who WAS indicted, forcomplicty Wits
llnlH IN ia}Hiiying returns, has already
b. eu convicted and sent . the lleni-
Tertiary
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-06
| NUMBER A.
THE PUBLIC DEBT

: s. Dtt TON DURING THE MONTH OF
JANUARY OF $2.751ASo.
The tednctitM Of t,sp debt during.
.i,i.uary VAS $295l.oSo.
Cash in the Treasury. s3s3. $50. 8os.
Cold and silver certificates. sao.!o7.6so;
}H''pt' states notes held In the re-
dempi;on of Observation-Disclosures, So
100000; United States NOTES held for
the redemption of fractional currency,
$50 56o.S2+: called boltas not uIatufed
Tor wiiieh 4 per cent. bonds haze l.gens
Issued, S157,16I,s50.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-06

yAiINEN BROTHERS. No. u Main ST., Keno
4 sila Merchant Taors. We Keep constantly
Nn uand IL well selected stock Of cloths, Gents
Furnishing tiu@ds lieady Made Clofhils, Hats
ANIL Caps 0f Tive latest styles Work done and
goods sold us chear a> Ill any Observation-Disclosures
Il thp pitV
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-06
Ia FLORIDA the corn is a foot high.

Ia FLORIDA the corn is a foot high.
The Swiss railways carried last wear
100000 fewer passengers than in
1871
For fifteen years no Governor of
North Caro- ilIa has served cut his full
term.
The Brooklyn Fridge has already
cost $l0,000000, and s3,500,OOO is still
needed
Tie Federal officials who were re-
Gently appointed by the Louisiana Re-
publican State Committee AS q Gam
paIgn committee have declined 10
serve, and their places have been filed.
by other prominent Republicans.
The exiled ex-Bis> op McCoskrev, Of
Michigan, has allowed himself to GET
lost il F"r"lo. He was first lost in
his own country.
Marquis Lorne and Princess Iouise
have ordered Il suite Of twelve rooms
ut Tie Windsor for their coming visit
TO New York.
General Sheridan considers the offer
of Red Cloud to provide for the Wild
owed Squaws Of Fcla Robinson a pieca
OF Indian diplomacy.
Bishop Clark says the best capital
Tor Il young man about starting in
llfe,' is : Il clear head, an honest heart.
and an energetic will"
The State Fair of Ohio has been To-
Gated at Columbus for the next two
years.
The heavy snowfall in Western.
Nebraska is causing great suffering
among the cattle, and it is feared thai
unless it goes of within few DAYS.
Thousand OF animals will pelish with
hunger.
Six names are prominent under the
""ad Of female lawyers in the United
States. They are Mrs. Lockwood
OF Washingi on Mrs. Myra Bradwe.l.
"i Chicago; Miss Phoebe Cozzens. IL
Missouri; Mrs. Foster, of Iowa. Miss
GOodell, of Wisconsin; and Miss Folt7
Of San Francisco.
The Bureau Of Engraving and Print
in, at Washington, was compelled to-
work last Sunday to supply the extra
ordinary demand for 4 per cent. bonds.
In Norway a horse can help himself
20 water as he does to hay, from q
trough kept full of it, and accordingly
drinks like q human being at meals
u sip, then some hay, and 80 Oh.
Broken-winded horses are almost un-
known in Norway.
A national convention of coloreta
men is TO be held at Nashville. Tenn.
in May, when the political and social
status of the race will be considered.
American anthracite coal is growing
in favor in Switzerland, private lesi,
dents of Geneva having begun to pur-
chase it as we'll as the manufacturers.
The following poster appears in r.
Georgia bar-room: children under 10.
years of age will not be allowed to get
drunk on these premises unless ac-
by their parents"
A Newfoundland dog at Ridgewood.
Y. j., seized a little child by its clothes
md dragged it from the railroad track
inst in time to prevent it from being
killed by a pas ins train.
The marriage of Captain Blair. the
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-03

A committs to prepare . rrograme
for District aud County Institutes for the
next three years, Oh the Wisconsin plan,
was appointed by the convention at Hast
ings. consisting Of Prof s. X. Thomp.
son, State Supt Prof. Wilson, Prof.
Curry, Of State Normal School, A. A.
Pope. Co, Supt. Of this county, W. II.
LiDg!e Of Dawson county, j. A. smith Of
Saunders county and j. W. Newell of
Clay county.
At o meeting Of the committee the
work WIS a pportioned as follows; Prof.
Thompson, drawing and penmanship.
Prof. Wilson. school management. Prof.
Curry, geography and history. ". f..
LinG,e, Philosophy. A. A. Pope. Ian
guage and photography. j. A. Smith,
arethmatic. j. ". Newell, reading.
| Committee adjourned to meet at Office
of state superintendent in Lincoln, May
10Th, 1879, to compare and rectify pro-
CRANES,
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-03
Proceedings ct the Count ? Commissioners.

Proceedings Of the Count Commissioners.
April lst 1879.
Beard met in regular session-Present
Geo. w. Ball, L. II. Luce. A. Ii. Crary,
Commissioners, j. 4. Tulleys, Clerk.
Minutes Of !ast meeting read and ap-
proved.
The following accounts were allowed
State Journal Co. Blanks sI4.55
ID. Anderson, Sheriff Buffalo Co..
Keeping prisoners q 40
J.. W. Warren, Sheriff fees 24.55
Omaha Rep. 20. Books & Sta
tionery 1915
Fee. 10 case OF state 70. Isaac
Smith. ~ So
j. A. Tulleys, Salary, 100 90
John A. Reid, work on Bridge lI.0O
NJ. G. Judd. work on Bridge 200
Clerks fee bill presented and approved.
Petition of NJ. II Warner and others
for a change in Rankin Creek and Red
Cloud Road was granted.
Adjourned to Monday, April 9Th 1879
at 9 o clock A. NJ.
Geo. VI. Ball
j. A. Tulleys Chairman.
Clerk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-03
Blue BILLS,

Ed CuIEF.-Items are scarce a;
present, but | will Try and jot down a few
of the most important. Town is still im.
proving. a livery stable has been cree
ted here since our last writing.
Ans Davis has also put an addition to
the end Of bis store.
The farmers have been very busy with
their seeding for the las. Two weeks, a
large wheat crop is being sown this year;
may they all reap as they SOW.
l. B. Curry cut bis hand, which has
disabled him from work for several days.
Prairie irss have been the order Of the
day for some time past.
Rev. d. j. Strong will preach in the
Plum Valley school house next Sab
bath at IL, a. N.
Health is good as a general thing 10
this community.
SKIP.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-03
A Literary Revolution,

Chambers's Cyclopedia of English Lit
e~rature, in the new Acme Edition, is
meeting with such extraordinary sale
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Purchars ordering befor April 3Otb will
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half morocco, gilt Top, for 1920. Sample
volumes sent post paid for 80 cts. As cts,
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of the choicest works in the language. bu.
really wonderful in its low price. Spcci-
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free on request by the publishers, the
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The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-03

G.. ". Gray. . sort Of one horse sni6e
job printer, holding forth at Omsha. 10
flooding this couctry with circulars, offer.
ing to do job printing very cheap. The
truth is he seeds Out ean,ples Of paper be
never duplicates, and practices every and
all iupositions On his patrons shat i.
known to the trade. Any merchsn. or
business man Who would patronage such
an institution should s.arve to Death, and
we are glad to say but very few of them
do take stock in anything Of the kind
Beatrice Courier.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-03

There will be q dops,ios party for the
beniGt of Rev. Riley At the II. Z. Church
10 Red Cloud on Thursday evening April
10th 1879. All those interested 10 this
matter will meet at the residences Of r.
Mitchell, on next Friday evening. We
hope that the people will take
hold sad make this . success socially
and Financially.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-03
LAND NOTICE

We have just placed on the Market
Ten thousand acres of Land situate din
Town Two and Three Range Nine and
Town Two Range Ten.-On easy Terms
of Payment.-Eight Payments with
Eight per cent interest, and at low Prices.
Some of the best tracts ever offered.
Discount OF Fifteen per eent for cash.
kALEY Bros.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-03
Notice to Teachers.

Notice is herby given, That I will ex-
anime all pers who may desire to
Offer themselves as candidates for tea
cheers Of the primary or common schools OF
Webster county, at Red Cloud on thefrst
Saturday of each moDthat nine O'Clock
a. u. sharp.
A. a. Pope, Co Sup't.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-03

Mitchell i Morhart have on hand
the largest stock Of hardware, stoves,
farm machinery &C., to be found 10 The
Republican Valley and they propose 10
sell as cheap, if not q little chesper than
any.o,her firm in the valley. Give them
q call.