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TEACHER DREW MISSING.
Last Seen wandering on the Western Bank
OF the Hudson River.

Fifteen years ago Lewis VI. Drew was made
Principal M the only public school then cAsuns Ia ITO
huAru. ruf the pact ten years he has been supcrur
teudent o all the public schools there lie Is 90 years o
age Tie married just uiry years ago yesterday ami
hasa wife and two grown w children Ills home At a52
Washington street Is pleasant, aud ice has not been
pressed M money matters On Wednesday morning last
lac requested ls wife tomHkc some toast ani eggs az 80
ucluck ht dcsipd Co. Trustee John Kennedy
lAuou io some school matters An,r breakfast he hu
red away Mr. kenueN says that Mr. Drew did call 20
see MIN but that AT CLOCK that morning Edward kor a
huY in ON" Of the Superiulendruls case, In school No
saw hm n the Fl, SIAN Fields at The foot OF Tenth strca
near the water ~ o'clock he was seen nv another
hoy near IN" water Al the loot seventh street lie
Wa last seen by boy named Ellis Van Neton at noon
the same day MIR brew Wis a. that time at the foot "a
lN'iu sut't ana was louhin1 OH into the water. he
Ashl IN school No regularly uutA the day OF his dts
appearance
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Another Great Cunnrder,

The new Cunard steamship Galla swung
alongside tie company's new wharf at the foot u
Charlton street at O'Clock yesterday afternoon she
Is 4b1 feet m length ~ feet In breadth % beam ~ feet
depth NJ hohl, and measures fA9 tons. Three com.
pound direct Acung engines Of 20 horse power are hed
cunpactY into her hu. She has nine iron air III ht
cumpartments separated ny solid hukhcad. Seven ut
these run 90 the spar deck There two DIM ~
saloons the one the spar deck being unusually we'll
lighted On the main deck nnde rneath IL another
aiming saloon lighted by oi cut glass windows
dead lights The state rooms are htted with pneumat
bells throughout The GalhA Is commanded hy Capt.
Cook an old neer NJ the line and formerly commander
~ the AhNssinn Enc sailed from ldvcrpuO the 6h
ani Queenstown on the 9Th, and arrived yesterday NJ
efs A. " thus making the voyage In about nine days
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unitedly upon a false theory, which has
been repeatedly condemned by It's own ac-
ton. Congress has the right to raise and
equip armies, and to control the Com
mander-in- Chief. The House originates the
supplies, and holds the purse strings; and
yet these Republican leaders have the eff
frontery to contend that It has no power to
impose condition on the expenditure OF the
money appropriated, or on the use of the
armyl And upon that issue they propose to
go before the country.
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G"rlbald, aud Ua,vsr.a, samraSs.

LONDON, April l5,-ln thu letter Of Gen. Carl
badi in favor "f universal suffrage and convoking
meeting of Republicans fur the 2st inst to take meas
ures for the agitation OF the subject he says he considers
II the duty Of the RcpuhhrAn party To raly all is forces
~ the field At legal aCuuu IN order tn progressively
that hlrry which Is their undoubtod npht but which
now de- ends IN the whn u Minister the nrog rAnne
OF Ministry, Universal Suffrage j. thr fundamental
hAsis ~ reform The people Ia whom II Is dvm'd we're
Coz sdrred capable Ol tuunling ILilN with their arms
Even the presence nf cleTcAls IN Parliament would he
upr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-16
a ph,.,e,nn sued for malpractice.

NRwBURGH, April l5.-In December, 1877.
Anthony Mackey keeper OF the Farmers Hotel In Mari
borough. accidentally fell from a stone wall and frac
tured one OF his legs lie called Dr. = Knapp OF that
place to st the lmb, As he has been compelled To use
ctutcucs during the past year. as he Char.ts through
the doctors unskGl treatment he has brought suit "a
recover S'i.D damages :H alleged malpractice. nr
knapp denies The allegations and says that MHckty
crippled himself for lite through ms own carCrsSucss
Or knapp al brings counter suit aHAn't Mackey ul
services rendered subsequcutto the accident
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-16
PRESIDENT DrASs xrssxoE.
ComplaInina that Gen. Ord's Order u n Vieia-
tion OF the Treaty sf 1sAs.

CITY OF MEXICO, April 7. - Congress
opened on the 1st inst. when President Diaz
delivered an important message. lie informs
Congress OF the conclusion Of contract. by the
Secretary OF Public Works. for the laying OF a
submarine and land line OF telegraph from
gulf port OF the United States. along the Next
can coast. touching nj various Mexican ports.
and passing by way OF tho Isthmus OF Tehuan-
tcpec to the Pacific coast. where IL is to terml-
nate. referring to the United States. President
Diaz complains that the order OF Gen. Ord for
the pursuit OF raiders across the border Is still
in force, and the treaty OF 1S4s Ia thereby vic.
lnted. President Diaz hopes that the United
States obeyinR the dictates OF justice and con-
sidering tho interests Of commerce and indus
try, will revoke that order. as II IL contrary TO
international law. Tho President hopes that
the patriotism OF Congress VIII approve OF tho
International Exposition.
Senior Justo Benitez has created n sensation
by publishing q letter formally declining TO be-
questionable prctext that the Tuxtepec plan has
not been carried out. Tho real cause probably
IL that Benitcz realized his extreme unpopular
ity. Much relief is felt ut his determination;
Tho Americans must mako every effort 10
shine Mt the coming Exposition. Tho French,
Germans. and Italians are preparing grand dis
plays. with the object OF OutdOing the Amcri-
cane and preventing an increase OF American
The Ministerial crisis is nscribcd by the OPP
position papers to the ntrigurs Of Senior Tnge,
SECRETARY OF Justice. senior Romero. Secretary
OF tho Treasury. hns resigned. He says he
wants to leave President Diaz ut complete LID.
crty to give his administration such political
guidance as ho thinks 1T; that another person
would be better adapted than he 0,omerol. and
moreover. his health ia failing. President Din2
has acccutcd Senior R0mprO's resignation nm !
appointed Senior Trinidad Garcia M his sue
ccssor. Other changes in tho Cabinet are eX-
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Grant or sherman.

The only conspicuous Republican who now
makes any show as competitor with Gen.
GRANT for the Republican nomination for
President Is Mr.. JoHN SHERMAN.
We do not admire Mr.. SHERMAN. His
principles and his practices are alike Odious
to us. But il the race lies between him and
Con GRANT, we certainly hope that he will
distance his military competitor.
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Insurance sseur,,ls. to he Distributed.

ALBANY. April l5,-Justice Westbrook issued
an order to-day directing the distribution among the pol
les holders o the securities deposited by the Noru,
American Lie Insurance Company with the Insurance
superintendent, as soon as the converted into
money, also ulatit be referred to william Mcnrrmou 3
Nassau street Sew YORK, o. learn who ore entitled Ca
share M the distribution. Hud other matters iu tnuuoc
uou heruNhi Aiso that Iamvs u fruthtushHu a., a..
pointed an Hcludl iu ass !hc referee M uscttalun-
the value ot each policy n there hr surulus over AT
lsuct ded Tor e dstuhuun tho residue shalt be pail In
The supcuuvndort and u therr Ice drnctucN then The
NuINrmlr mANml shaLI makc a IIurAlA AlhlTLbuIun.
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Corneuu. Vanderbilt In CAlcago.

CHICAGO. April 13.-Curnelius j. Vanderbilt
arrived here at late hour las night and to-day was
called upon ny reporters NJ the press Who found INN m
Luxurious quarters the She rmAn uus sur nunird hy
lew tOhEtmA sllrit,. some Ol whom cOmpanivd him
Wuu NtN \ ORR tie stated to ftIulVr that lac had
srlNed from ms brother, MILAN II Sthn Wn opaN on
Ms Mirbtednrs- and would receive hrsidcs ~ 0slnn
~ MS SHARE Oi the estate well annual Income NJ
soon Ills brothers annual ncunr. he says Il about
tHIbhno William II Viii also i've Ia zach nj tie
SISTERS SAhOD lc,ides the hHli nunn which they re-
ceLr ~ u, WAL The statement That ms debts amounted
10 tblNHli VI vanderbilt sHN> i. ma infamous Ire. be
dtint awe $iotD AZ tout ana tins Is Alrrnd, nearly n
pant TIE largest debt Was tn GrtrirN's daughters Ito
adds thai he mover A-kri VIZ Gr'lrN lor momy, hut
w. JtNAs MI gwen without sulrL tltu. Mr. Van
ton aud Will start or Eurole As soon hc can get
ready
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VIM. II. vanderb,m nad the Cattle Trade.

1t was rumored in the street yesterday that
tie Colorado Cattle Company had Just transferred to
H. Vanderbilt and Mr. Eastman, who is known the
cattle king" controlling interest IN that corporation.
with view 10 vast extension through Mr. Vanderbilt,
shipping facilities " the live beef porihton TO turore
Vie colorado Cattle Company have owned for seven
wears tho Hucrfano ranch seventeen mikes long Nv
miles broad the llurrfAnn RIVER. IN southeast Colo
RADIO ana have now ON that uart lOupl head rHitl
Hut lew weeks thuy added to IT, 10y purci iro
Col craig ol Colorado, the s1.upacrc Hcrnousila
rluch. adjoining the llucttano Tor which they pald
sl-u. ull. Nom rAnehes arc % De lnlL, slneked.
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Place. for Aau.r~mm"ay Men.

removed NlchAel' F@Nr ISugkHn. ,Srk OF SUR, inc
Court Circuit, Part l., AMI appointed Samuel Barry To
the oiic" The salary Is S2OOl per annum /. a. Burns
appointed ar Docket clerk m the County CLERK
ONCE, NJ salary ~ S3,lO wear place Charlie
Walsh, reunved Mr. Barry from The ftcnth Assam.
hlN District and supporter NJ the County Democracy
Mr. Burns IL from the PUN Assembly District aud 10
lds nuhod with the Irving Hail DaMOcTA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-16
The Dexter Bank My.,ery.

BANGOR. Me-. April l5.-Some additional de-
veopmenu about the Dexter Savings Bank anil the late
Treasurer, J. Wilson Barron, promised. A skniu
New York expert IL examining the hooks OF the bank
fh hank officers SAY that the published statement ot
state hank Examiner 1itcomh IL partial report
MT Itc'mh y prominent orthodox hight and they as
hert desired to convey the IMPRESSION that barron
Innocent great many persons IN Dexter hrrvr that
the treasurer was deiaulVr and committed suicide.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-16

Mr.. Daniel #. Beatty, the famous dealer In or
Fans and pianos, elected ny his fellow tuwnsnsn
Mayor al WASHINGTON N. j., on Monday last by large
majority This lisa ntung compliment to Mr. Beatty, whc
has done much build mp the - VI the town By
his indOniltAbIe energy aud enterUTiss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-16

The humHn bolv l. the nearest approach to perfection
next comes Or. bnlls Cough syrup -.itr
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do the duties OF the Commission at less
expense and with moro justice than they
arc now performed. Mr.. BRAod. indeed.
said that his object in introducing It was to pre-
vent the Government from being robbed. The
other side urged that the loyal mon OF tho
South who lost their all by tho war should be
paid. by vote OF G5 to 112 tho amendment was
lost
Mr.. CHALMERS Of Mississippi, smartng under
a renewal OF attacks upon his conduct Mt Fort
Pillow, denied their truth and asked the House
to appoint committee. majority OF which
should be Republicans. TO investigate.
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ward on peulue attacks by promptly using JayG. .
kxp<ctoTAnL-AlR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-16

The illustrations in Hdrper's Monthly for May,
Just out, are wonderfully good specimens Of wood en-.
craving Those accompanying the account Of Shakes
pfAr's BIRTH lace stratiord uuonA Avon. are marked
with beauty ~ design and dehgacy Of execution not
often seen In similar wurk metal The reading matter
Of the magazine Ia interesting usual the principal
articles being - Pennsunr Canaan" THE Study Of
tarttN lA@t' ~ SSsCscA. In -Ssrol" "sVIhyd,ugen.
Avon ana tie cOnunuauOn ~ lhns MrHN1 aIuint-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-16

We had news yesterday from Trenton
that tho Rev. DR.. JoHN MrLLEns name has
been struck from tho roll Of Presbyterian
clergymon as hereto; and to-day we have
news that the Rev. DR.. BULLOCK of Oswego is
to DO tried by the authorities OF the Methodist
denomination for hercsy. Then there is the
TALMAdE trial In Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-16

In place Of warm April showers there are
snow storms this month in northern New York
A correspondent In Jefferson County bewails
the absence Of tho signs Of spring, Every
storm brings more snow. Two feet deep 1t re-
mains In the woods and all through the great
Adirondack wilderness. and lakes and rivers
are icobound Even rs far south as Saratoga It
showed furiously yesterday. and in Saratoga
County highways were blockadod with drifts.
This means late spring work in tho fields and u
backward season in general for farmers.
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Although the Legislature has been in sos
sion for three months and half little Of its
important work is done. There is too much
political intrigue and iobbery in the Albany air
10 permit attention to public business. Never
theless. members seem TO appreciate how
backward is this sessions legislation, for
the House has voted 10 hold special after
noon sessions. while tho Senate has de-
cdcd 10 meet daily an hour earlier than
heretofore. and to have sessions three even
ings in tho week. II the Legislature had
held two sessions n lay for six days in the week
as it should have DONE it might have finished
Its work aud gone home before Fools Day.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-06
chs@asss' cye.sped:a G; Es3iisA i::e:s.
tue.

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Special" inducements are offered TO
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BOYS BONE.
MONDAY.

M " Mod'in. Guide Rock; Mark
Hays, A,chison Kan; T. II Jones.
Innva'e: X Wyeklif, Cora Kan
Adell Woodard 4 " oodarc Cora Kan
J c N.e,ior. Omaha; At Adams,
Hastings; r VI Adams. Bloomington;
C.,as c Goldman, Guide Rock; ii B
llolrns, Bloomington; VI B Whitney.
Chicigo; Turgee Prescott. Boston;
+ J. Cornish, Chicago; 6 Higgins
Chicago; " l. Randolph, Dubuqn";
G Eunck. Lincoln; " Carter, Lin
coin; Chas J. Baum, Lincoln; ID b
Stewart, North Kan - Updike,
Hastings.
TUESDAY.
II N Daily, Pacific Iowa; l.
Almstead. W j Vance and W NJ
Landing. Inavale; W Bur,che. Sa'
lem Kan. + Coleman, Salam Ian. |
c Ssbin, W j Sabin, J b Sabiu ant
r Dvapgn Guide Rock; W A t'arpen
ter aud lady. Burr Oak Kan 4 Nor
lis BUR Oak Kan. Ed WinteIs,esm
Gin. Ohio; X A Bellany, Rockford
VII. CG Hayes, Edgar Aeo. james
Laird, Junia,a; j II Caliison. Be
%atrice; Z s kimprcits, Ammervil!t
Pen. rs Mearns, Knoxville Iowa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-06

We have resolved upon running
our little business as neal as possible
on a cash basis, because We believe
it is the only true business principle
and we believe such a curse will give
more general satisfaction, and We know
from experience that it i, the safest.
and while we don't object to acconlmoda
ting q man for a shtrt time We certain
ly do oil ject to doing a credit business.
So please understand that what We
do must he cash as We pay cash Cor
our paper etc. and cannot afford to
trust it out. We have los. $500 in
the last year By doing a credit business
and it is the last money We intend to
lose in hat way, so do not lie efeaied
at this notice if you should happen to
be a little in arrears for your paper
but make il a point to pay a little in
advance as soon as you can and keep
it so. We don't want to lose a single
subscriber from our list as we take
scme pride in the fact that We h We
as large a circulation a. any othc: pa
per in the western part of tn, state
and have added twenty new names in
the last two weeks, bat the very fact
that We have a large bundle of paper
to bry each week to sepply our Gus
toners is the reason that We have to
have our paw promptly else VIC would
soon be ct the end Of our rope and
We believe in this motto:
Pay as you 50
And if Gu can't pay DON; 60.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-06
From cowles.

Cowles, March LIST 1879.
Ed. CnIEF.-l will give you a few
notes from this town for publication.
Building has commenced in earnest.
and a few weeks will sec considerable
improvement in that line. The new
section house is completed and ready
for occupancy
John Brown has commenced the
erection ola building 2ox32, two
stories high. the lower part viii be
used for a store room and the upper
part will be used as q Town Hall danc
ing room etc.
JEFF Ward has commenced to build
a hotel lSx26 tho stcrys high. the
cellar is completed and the frame rails
ed.
A Blacksmith shop has just been
flushed and our d.ciple Of Vulcan is
turning Of work 10 style.
A shoe shop is also in operation.
and the barefootel can be shod.
The Edna p. o. has been moved
into town and the name cha ged to
s'Cowles," f. NJ. Warren is the new.
ly appointed p. n.
Taylor thomas has built an cfhce
aud commepccd the sale Of agricultur-
al implements.
We have . grocery store IN opera
ton where all kinds Of goods suitable
for . country trade can be had cheap.
Farmers have begun to think about
their summer work, and are getting
ready to plant With :he hope Of IN
abundant harvest, which We hope to
see realized. More anon.
RENO.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-06

The Juniata Cornct Band as ar
nouneed by their bills, gave a theat-
rical entertainment on Tuesday eve.
when they presented two farces. en-
titled a Drop too Much" and Look
after Brown" 1t is only necessary to
say that the entire entertainment, was
we'll received by quite a large audience
and that the cast of characters was
dtscn. Miss Dillon in Lei solos
Zone Day" and another Of which we
have not the tide was greeted with
much applause as we'll as . Duett by
Misses Dillon and Allen. Should the
bard see fit to visit us again they may
res, assured they will be well received.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-06
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by the undersigned. on
Feb. 10Th 1879, living on Sec 2 Town
2 Range ii Webster Co. Nebraska
one dark bnndle COW about ii years
old. The owner is requested to call
and prove property, and pay charges
and take the animal away.
30,5 H. j. MOWER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-06
MARRIED.

BY ;quire Longbotham. at his
Office, March 2nd 1879, Mr.. Frank
Stephenson to Miss Mary Sheets.
By Squire Lon gbo.ham at his Office
March 2nd 70, Mr.. Geo. Sheets to
Miss EImanda HeIton. All of web
ster County. Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-06

CHRISTOPHER DREAMING
Flows for sale by 4. II. Watt 3 miles
south and ] 10 west Of Guide Rock
ihe Champion Of the west. Price ~
TO SIC.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-06
LAND NOTICE

We have just placed on the Market
Ten Thousand acres Of Land situated
in 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
ccnt for cash.
KAlEY Bros
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-06

Notice is herby given, That / viii cx-
anime al pers ons who may desire to
offer themselves rs candidates for tea
chers ofthe primary or common schools
6fW ebster county, az Red Cloud on the
FIRST Saturday of each month at nine
O'Clock q. m. sharp.
a. A. Pope, Co Sup's-
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-06
NEW STORE.
NEW GOODS.

CONVERSE GOODMAN 4 Co. Keep
constantly on hand the larges, as-or;.
meni of Hardware goods ever brot
into the Republican valley. They eel
cheap for cash. and il they have tot
what you nerd leave your oI1er and
they will hll il. Cali on them me doSr
north Of 6srber's and Mr.. Holcoub
will visit upon you.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-06
Shall we Fave a Select Scheel2

All persons interested in establish
ing a Select aud Normal School IN this
place, are requested to meet at the
Bank, on Friday evening next at :
O'Clock to make arrangements fer Sc
curing a hall aud other necessary pre-
para.lons.
BY request Of MANY CITIZENS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-06
VOLUNTEER wEATHE: SERVICE.
observations at Inarale for The
Month ofteb. 1879

No. Of fair days %.
No. Of cloudy days ,.
No. of stormy days 3.
Amount of snow fall , ~ inche:.
Amount of water fall OBS insher.
Highest temperature, thermometer
read at noon each day, 7O9 on the
18th. Lowest, l4o on the 18th.
Mean monthly temperature 80 D..
Range of temperatur So. Great
est range in one day As on the 2Sth.
Prevailing winds. North.
High wind on the 2S;h.
Solar Coronas, 6.
G.. WkkNIGHr, Obs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-06

FOR SALE, 10000 Golden VII
low cuttings at 81. 80 per ". 100 bush
Ell. japanese or mammoth Miller sras.
eel 30 cs.. per bushsl. also several
large fresh uilch coss :. miles South
west Of Red Cloud:
ID. 8. HELvERS.
40 VT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-06
VALLEY HOUSE.
MONDAY.


Geo Minder, Juniata; &C Waldo,
Lincoln; Henry Lairi, White Rock
Kan. Edwin Davis, I'alesca Iowa; W
II Manlee, w Kopi,h, John Fearny
Decatel lid. j BoyIes. Chicago; c.
Chopin, Fairmon,; ii McIntyre Lin.
coin; A l. ShatFer, Geo Lacon. A I
Ball, Seward.
TUESDAY.
John B Mas,in, NJ l. Macumber
and wife, Z Allen. Il Woodbury.. A
V i'Ole. A. Adams, G Pratt, Henry
Viuton, j G Dillon, S J Sherls, Chas
BigIow aud wife, Miss Ina NJ Dillon
aud Miss Addie Allen, Juniata Neb.
Field, Lincoln; Miss Jennie
Field, Lincon; Dewitt Caikins, Grils
Rock; d Ii Brookias. Chicago; A l
,iolcomb, Harl;u Iowa; j OWN,
Ashland Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-06
by request Of MANY CIrIzE.

And now it's a wa king machine and
is on the style of par Tor skates except
that no trouble is had in learning, the
wheels being the width of the foot.
The wea,er steps hi' usual stride and
finds himself %skimming along at the
rate ofeight to twelve miles per hou,.
1t is predicted that these pedomites,
as they are called, will come into gen
ctsl use. They require no unusual
exertion but simply roll a fellow along
while he stops to take the next sep.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-06

DOWN DOWN!!
New supply of Wall paper at Nc
Nitt's.
Call at the p~ostofics and see it,
on'y 20 cts. a bolt, 10 cts. a roll.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-06

Loans Oh good improved farms Re-
eotlat.d on favorable terms by.
l. B. freeman.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-06

THE best in u.s." 20. l. C.'s
Camphorated nartshorn Liniment, for
man or beast. Ii can be relied on at
ALL nes. c. II. Potter, agent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-06

The following are the arrivals at
eur hotels for Monday and Tuesday