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The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19

-Ths scAeot q ASbss. 0o0esssl
Slos6as visA Mn Aossis eojfA q
saasaes. n sssn6asss - ~ - ksss
twessy foss. This diasiR INA ~ ~
soesssly tsiis sss fiaos shesl ks1n
101S0 ssst.
-Sieee the rsiss Il ihs CsIsS ha1
been redseed 70 eI.0o . yesr ~ psies
Of print psper has sdsseesd 60 rer esss.
! Print paper costs more than double vhat
It did three monshe ago. and consequently
I'll the eastern d.ilies have sdvsnssd thsis
prices. end most # the vsskIi4s have
followed suit. We vin ma sdssscs tAs
price Of the CnIsv unless thsrs ssesIA b
another sdvanee Ia the price u pspes. in
which case y. will b compelled - PIT
the price II u 50 . yesr. and ss shss
price Ne will TOT make ~ much pro6e -
We would At one dollar . year. had not
print roper taken such . sudden and
unexpected rise.
Mr.. Fort Of Illinois has introduced Q
bin into Congress removing the duty
from print paper and from oil articles
used 10 its manufacture. Shoald this
bill become . lsw. the price Of print pspsS
will drop. If it Dies not become . hv,
then We must look for further sdvsocss
m the Price Of paper, in which case We
vii ionedise,y put the price Of the
CnIEY At 81 SO . yesr.
One yesr Ego ,hs week We took
charge Of the CBiy. its pssspeets u that
time. We must coofess we're bone the
best. Is it bad, through the piforsupea
Of one Of its Managers somewhat dseen-
Grated. IL Wss With some nsRisiaes
that We placed ou<seif - the HELM and
undertook to steer the srsft, bot We
steercd her, With what success We leave
the people to Judge. We have. 10 tho
last year. invested nearly $1,000 IN new
type aud material and 6stter ourself that
the Office is ss complete - sny in the
western part Of the state. The last year
hes been one of incessant toll, for Us. bot
ve have succeeded 10 placing the pepper
. sound f~ousdatios. without . dollar
Of indebtedness that it cannot pay on
demand. With . large add increasing cir
culstion. liberal advertising patronage
and U Of Job work that is most sstis-
factory. True We have lsbored under
many Disadvantages 10 the lest year, bot
they have been overcome. sod W feel that
w can safely promise for the future.
with our iocressed facilities foe work, .
much better psper than h~esetofos& and
to this end We win dsest 90 ea6rta
We cannot cloee this ssSs3s without
thanking our old ffiends and also usoy
new ones for their most liberal rstroosGe,
and making the promise that We shall
endcsvor to merit its cootinusoes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19
BE Wise and happy.

nyos vin stop sl Jour ex,nvssss,
AID vronx so.ioas 10 doctorins yosrself
and isuiiee With expensive docsoss o.
hs~bus cure aIls that do hsrw slwsya
and use oo!y natures siwp'e remedies
Tor oil your silosnts-you will be wise,
yell and happy. and ave gIsst expense.
The greatest reDsdy fos this. the great,
wise ssd good VIII cell you. IL Hop Ri,.
ters-ey 90 il. So another column.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19

josiah G. Hsteaoe. kavingoa Thu 81 aAy
Of Rebruaxy. ID. I1eoe naAe aDpsSsa6so =
= ssssksaa aasTter q ssesise 70 81 ssvs1I6l
uorsh. 81 nseo = go un1eg - sresfis0o q
he Drrs1psiena-t q lsal. 50 anAi.e 49,
tAs records 81 sh. 49, tAat leess9 . VIII
seae ts.ek. I 20 haeSg $50 - - lasstu
sha1 I hsyO spessnesa ths ~ ~ = MngyA,
~ . sdny efk0Etag l. eeeR0DtU1 ooeA1l
G ss1SEsv sssss Nv O. ID 5s.isHc 6. ~.
sscs ss:,sld not = 49, Z. esrssst >. sesss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19
No Good Preaching.

No msa . do do . good job Of CORK,
preach . eced sermon, try . isv suit veil,
doctor . patient OF write . god article
vbso he fsels miserable snA dull, nth
'lsssish hrsin ssd uasiesdy serve.: snd
none shosld make the stsupt in such .
cooditios wheo il can be ~ easily sod
chesply removed BY . little Hop Bitten
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19
LITTLE BLUE ITIllS.

EDITOR CHTEF:-Thinkiss perhaps Q
few items would not come amiss. I win
pen such - ! have:
j. w. Rush hse Dstusnsd from western
Kansas. He reports everything prosper
ing. he startswnh his family n . kv
days far bis new home. We hsts 70 part
With him. but hope he i lettering his
lot in life.
Mrs, j. N. West has returned from
Illinois, where she has been spending the
winter visiting her friends. W. vel
come her back again.
Uncle Cyrus Rush is here on burioess.
and visiting his friends.
Miss Stears, our school teacher. who
has been teaching in district No. 81, and
who has acquired the reputation Of 6rst
class teacher. has gone east. We wish
hes return in time to teach our next
term.
IBID Mr.. Roberts u very sickr and: not
expected to ecover. Ills illness was
contracted some years ago, and consists
Of 4 nervous disability originating from
the effects Of fsvor and ssue. and the
medicine taken ct hat time to break it.
Mrs. Lucy Mst,eson, the divorced
wife Of A. Butler has gone to Illinoia.
and taken 10 herself . better hall, she
gets . me- worth his thousands. Such
is life.
Elder Haskms Of Goide Rock, assisted
by Elder Curant and Elder Cooper repre-.
senting the chuPeA Of United Brethrsn,
and Elder Brown representing the
Methodist church, hs~e just closed . long
series of meetings, which they have been
holding for the last -four weeka, q school
house in district No. ~. With . marked
success GROWING tLeir lshors. they have
been instrumental in some thirty Eve
conventions. The Uuited Brethren ~
ceiving about twenty into their church.
aud the Methodist receiving fifteen.
/ Some ~. disposed psrsoo o. psrsoas
attempted 70 brsak up tho meeting By
demolishisg Elder Cursut's hsrosss.
while the horse Was hitched beck Of The
school house, cutting othsn lisss, turuinG
of burs. taking ost pads, aealias ssssps,
and tursipg horses boss. There be-
been 90 clue 10 the nisersant - ~. bai
Who ever they ore they deserve The Gen.
sure Of every Law abiding psssoa. cd
there should he 10 pains spared 10 fsd
out the scamps who think % moss d
themselves thaa % psEieipats IN - hs
aud mean ~ sek
One Of our nsishboU hes bssa snfsd
b. . woman, BOT out Of his wits see Z
years growth bat oct 81 . cool tvs
hundse1 dolla1 - mere. Li sAaas
that - bsvs octh1 sase casaot preesel
The isseesss ssd pss1spsssiae ~
PuasAing hses every no vssks.
IL Msthedist's sse t.lkiag sfbsa&aa
. shassA 10 thu vicinity Tin oonl
sumner. Thsy woald L setAiag bsets,
6or their ewA iDsessss - ths aeassst d
Wsbsbss cossU thsa 20 ssssst . go ~
suuuedioss bea0s - I'D ssksisal
voaShip. and / bslisvs H. s11A 80 @
lsorps1s void Dsse IL appssvsl -
arsofs a { arss share ofthis eoaanity
TIE roman essheko WI bsid . ehaps
on D. Jsssro1x's Earn. ssxt aDosr.
7 s. s. W1LLA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19

Lad Odics at Blooninston Ne6. IAN. 81. IA 0.
Notice 10 hereby gwen that the fOilovins
named settler has filed notice Of bis intention ia
uske anal proof il support az his claim. and &C.
eure 6nsl enIry thereof. before James A.. Tsl-
leys, CLERK Of the court Of Webster coepty. a
his o6ce in Red Cloud. April 10, las0
Of section IL town 2 rssse 10 vest. and naoe the
sollowing - his witnesses, yis; willism hots.
worth, Richard Ticker. Frank TehAsat ssd
Seth Aiesr, eli Of Red Closd. Nsh.
fst5mars =. ". SWIrzHh Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19

Land Once at BloominSton Neb Feb. 9th. 1850
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named settler has 6lcd notice Of his intention 4
make 1aal proof in support Of his claim. ant
secure 6nsl entry thereof before James A. rul
dee in Red Cloud Neb.. on the 9Th day o
March. lsS0.
Henry Iavsrty. for the " 4 w Of Sec
10. and X EH See. Is s IL west. and
names the following ~ his witnesses. viz: Mo
ses C.. Williamson Curtis B cal Chester W Fuller
and kenut kenutson. ell Of Ba tin NeS.
febl2marlls s. ". SWITZER. Regetsr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19
xus1es 70 :zsezIsa

Sskiss b hereby gissa. that ! YIN sxsaias
~ psNsNvheaAy 0ssiro - eeeR thon0G1v0
O0o6daes fos seafAs.s Of he priossy -
49,, sSsosss . wss.sS ss;ssy: g ~ =
A. Poss CA-.yG
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19
Only One More Week

In which 10 get goods Of the ssers Of ].
Z. Farley foe cost. SO remember shss
''sov il The scespsed tine" and doa's
forget to cal ssd psschs-s . supply Of
uhsssveS zoe bed. IN hi. line.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19

Lssd Once At Booninston Nsb. Jsa. sia 1874.
Notice d hereby given that the follewins
make ansl proof 10 support Of his claim. and
secure 6aal entry thereof. before James A. Tal.
leys. clerk Of the court 81 webster county. q
his e6Rcs In Red Cloud. % April lst. 1880
section ID town 2 range 10 wesk ald nance the
following - his witnesses, Wis: Htlliao neos:
worth, Richard Tiaker. Frank ~1eaaas cd
Seth AIees. Ill Of I'd (1oud Neb.
feISmarls 8. ". s sfTsss. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19
Blanksl Blanksii Blanksin

The uederisoed keeps on hsui and
fvr ale . large supply oS hanks Of oil
kinds. such % chstiel nortssss blsnk
deeds, EASES power Of attorney. mechsa.
is hen, bil!s Of sale. search varrsut 10
Esd Oh blanks used ty Justices Of the
Peace aod Noesiies Public &c &c. All
blake cold 1t Lincoln retail price.
THB CHEZ.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19

A p~sotssstsd Dsssiag = ts;as 60.
duesd b. Rev. Oca. Hsaasi. h w9l
4 kvessu's lsA We vah iks gsstis.
Dss ssaoesa n sbs soais vssk.
~. o. Hvssesf b sssy saieiss .,
Asross, this state.
Cosks l. becoming dspopshsed "a
furnish sxesss fss Foot prisss a time
NJ. d. T. Eaomss. A. I. Bsroa. 7. J.
wsrd SD eshsss se ssSeussed have
esGsSed.
A part Of Mr. rhouas' stood Of ro.
essiss sp being conveyed 70 tAs Bey's
Hone IN Red Cbud.
Lives u sssss nee sfi psoSsl -
We 60 osts sss live suAilns.
Asd Asosssiss. leave bsAisA o."
"gs~t Prists" oesssssas sssss B, usss.
A game Of bsse bell US played hs
Saturday s~fterooon between the Red
C3ood wissers and the Modoes Of
Cowtea The score stood ct The end Of
six iooinGr
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19

lend Ohhce at Bloomington Neb. Feb. ith. 1880.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has hIed notice Of his inteution to
make hnal proof in support of his claim. and
secure final entry thereof before the h gisteer
ton Nsb on the 18th day Of n aseh, 1850.
Josiah T.. Holcomb. of Scstt. Webster county
Neb. for the south east gu trter Of section 10
tDvn I range II west. end names the following
vau ehn and Aathouy AruerhsW Of scott Nsb.,
and george Barker OF Iuavsle Neb.
febl2marl1 5. W. SWITZER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19

Land Once at Bloomington Neb. Feb. "a. 1850.
Notice IL hereby given that the followins
named settler has dled NOTES Of his intention &c
make 6aL pro Il in support of HE claim. and Sc
cure FINAL entry thereof. before James A. Tulleys
Clerk ofthe Court Of webst.r county. 1t his Of
Keno Armstrong. for the so1ihvest qusrssr
Of e~sctiou2 town Z range 10 west, and names Ii
following - his Witnesses. viz: Wiliism James.
Alexander Jsmes. John Arnold and August
Blumsnthsll, all Of Rlue Mil Nsb.
feb5nart 8. W. SWIT2ER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19

Go . W. B. Rohy's fw ths BEsI
4raR u souA Rsss E4eus 0odA n
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19

.-lfyos vsas . &rst eiss> Gssr bay Of
ths Red Cs"sd mills. . they are mskias
/: esssins article called fhs Crosa Jsssa
Pseet. the osiy patent eur pos foe ae
10 ,hs Rspsbiiess Valley. Thrv ala
osks oihes snSss that are 6rss clsss.
Sa6sfsceioo given 10 custow oort.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19
CROW

Not the Crown Of Kings nor the Grown
Of Glory, bot the Grown Sewing Machine,
the latest, and best machine 10 the Mar
bet. il will pay you 10 call ct the Post
Once snd zee it before you purchasel
For Sale by NJ. B. McNrTr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19

-Jhe "Bom'' 5 esas eiQr has cone
q ~. Rohy be- E If
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19
ssrsss a MIS- s.,s.

The undersigned has for sale . GOOD
span Of yo4ss HnlesS ako oas GOOD N
yssr Old mare. Shere timo vin 30 given
on . postioa Of he prios oe NJ auinak
For terms &c, csn q my Sssaeese naz
the depot. BUKr DEwuA..
c6tf he'd Coud. Neb
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19

Lad OAce At Bloomiaston Nsb. Jsa. lltA $50.
Notice Is hereby given that the Sollewias
named settler has Sled notice ofhis inteatioa %
secure fual satU thereof - the sxpiratioa sl
thirty days iron the date Of thu nctiee. Wis:
C6ester VI. fuIls9. for the soath- veee quarter
names The fsaleuiAe - his vitnesDsa viz: JeAn
Laverty. Keaut kesltsoe. Hoees G. Wfliso
90, HsaY LevssU. ord NScbolas Haesy. Ill q
isa;steSiS 8. W. evrfsea. Rseisesr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19

Netiee b hseshy sivsa that the Abyleaioo
nsned settler ha aisd notiss Of his iqtsasisa %
make Anal ssocfia support u his claia. soA
secure hnal entry tAersof q the sspisatisa q
JehS h. Moan. fs the 1xa. w - u.
rs Y e0e. . Town 3 ns1eeS ". I'D Do0ls
tie fblle1ine - hs vitaeSe.. via; Eias ".
Covlss Nsb. asi Ja40 r Allen Of cevlsl
jss Sas.s.is S.W sWTTZRk Rseirsss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19

Mr.. JsAs Asks kas ssesssd sAs -.
siees II The veil tso % ssd popular b.
tss. Ar. jobs Niaks. sto sev does ~
bskine q that csssbi,ku~ss. Tie kra
VI fusA beesA. akea PICS &c. con o.
ssys be iessA u hrs hsksrsy. Can aod
ee. Ia door push of Shere,s drus
saoss. 5tu
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19
suliwXTII ITEM

EDrroR CHIEF appears that there
il no correepoodeocc from this part oflase,
20 I win venture 10 write . few items for
the CHIEF.
Things arc prospecting about - usual.
Nj. A. Wells i making the good wives
Of most Of Our farmers happy with q
washing machine. which b i agent for.
George Francis i making big prepera'
lions 10 70 into faroiss larger thau ever.
Il j. reported that hsvill farm I've hun
dred sores this year.
Peter Sprachsr is doing quite . bu.ines.
10 stock. but il does not interfere with
his good stature. Pete - % Of our great
story teiIen.
D. N. Francis viii put out 100 acres
Of wheat, thisks b esa devote moro oil
! hn time a farming this ssasoo than ever.
- be Il not bothered With the posso 6es.
Chsrlss Fuller i oss Il our live mea
that bslievss il nakiag . start in the
nesniog
Nj. Reese Thonpsea II des6as ia
keesss With the Isdiasopolis sxpssts. bat
l. = The essss.i episies that NJ. !. i
holding bis ows With tAea, full - vel
- I. Thouas.
We have 70 hssh quite sftse when "
rod white hssd il he Aygss abese ths
CHIEF bsins plsysd ost. Nov thu
young svsu ksovs jest abaaf - maoh
sbsat IL sessaiaG q To papsrs il thi
eousty q hs dees abous oxsa. Il i
admitted bv every 90 that b poossel
. listls bssis, - . hFss aoosat At ell
esaesik A. ssar q We sFs eapsSls q
jsdeiag The CuikP viii bsvs . ssca
hzssr eiseslatioa his year than eve.
It'd ArseA i hbogiaG viah - sil
nsss u ths throat il Is kis opinios that
L be yis0 u shFistnas aks - ct II
IL . ysaH aasss sivsa b. he hev
isegea esaelsoam
+ H psr6a ~ s~sosi6Dsshs nixsa =
nessd.eo psesidsae. - there ara q
oaay Cor 0ssnt - tAesS aee fR ~ I'll
othss eandidatsss We viii 1850
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19

Mr.. MoetRomery resulsrly deals Gu,
frcah milk 10 tho iahsbitsnts Ut RED
loud. Milk delivered every .dsy. Sun.
dsys not excepted.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19

~. b. ND6g 10 I1Ge epeDed TIE
sAoioet aouk q Caadi0 aD1 Coa6ee-
tieneEy that ever cans % Red C1eod.
Choice oosn0sb &a. II
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19

-CuRrAIxs-A large variety cloth
end psper 1t Browns. Nv
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19
REMOVAL.

F. II. Gore has moved his JewcIry
Store to tks boildins formerly Occupied ~
. restaurant, BY MI. Holland. where he
will Be hsppy TO meet al his old friend.
and customer, asd also - many new
Does - choose 10 call.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19

0sat1t3.
h. A. B;ard Win bs-in hr ooips, ffeu
The trss 70 the nhv sS6 &V0 the Hlh,
. The I'D, q eeeh nostA
Dice nsxt door 70 ths Bask. Red
Cloud. , u
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19

Money to Lean : O.. 81: :. S.: il. l.
s1sssd. NrsisAs 10 per esst. No Cennlssiss.
d. .. Cosuss. at the Cosst Hosss. s7f
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19

-JUsr RscEfv ED-A nice lot Of vail
paper 1t Browns fSrniiure ssoss. 2v
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19
gam, boys

-Rsmember If you want envelopes.
cards. bill heads, letter heals. ooss heads.
o. anything 10 line. you can get il
cheap st the CRiKv o6ce. aud have Q
good stock 20 select from.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19

Land Once 1t Bloomenston Ssb. Feb. oh lsSo.
Notice 10 hereby siven that the 1ellovibs
pamed settler has f!ed notice Of bis intention 20
secure 60al entry thereof before Jsae a. Tai
leys. county clerk Of W ebstef county Esb. -
his oGicc iu Red Cloud on the 18th day Of April.
1880.
Ekadrseh Croxton. for the seuth u sorthvest
4 and north n o feouthvsstl4 Of section I tovn
2 grange 9 west. and names the followins ~ his
witnesses. viz: soha Partner thri.tcphef &.
IT Covles Nebraska.
f~sblSssriis s. ". swTrZER, Resis.sr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19

Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has 6lsd notice NJ his In, sntioa 70
make 1oal proof in support Of his e'aiu. and -.
cure enal entry thereof before james A.. fei.
s!aes !. Red Cioud Neb.. % the Eth DAY u
Aiosso l.. Tebis Of Wslls Net., Tor the ses4A.
east quarter Of ssstise Z tsvn ( fsses II vsst,
snd name the following 40 he Wifnesses. Wis:
ChsSss Char. hill. Peter II .Hsyler, VILLAS ea-
ehersr at Wiilism o. Coz. eli Of Tells Nst.
isbi9msSi8 q. W. SwlTZGR. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19

-Hse ~ Cssos Jsssu Psssse go.
- "a sshR noas 81 1sss so ~.
- 80 go. - sls 81 piess ssj
bs1sVA sAe &sUsss viH fs1 4 70 shsis
s1ssossos Q O1 - -. K IAusaan
bsfass oahisG thew rsseAsasA
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19

Lsad eOee at Bloomington. Neb. Feb. 18th. 1850
Notice 10 he Vby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of ha intention %
make 6nal proof in support OF his claim. sad
secure Small sntfy there of before James A. ful.
"a e i. Rcd Cloud Neb-. - The s0tA day Of
0aFoh l83A
Sturgeon Ksshnsr Of Cloveytoe Hsb.. ~ H.
aerthvset quarter Of sec,iou IS tovnsbip fno!0
Vftsessss. viz: David Pets. Ao,es wils9n. Mi
nsf Aerell and Robert Msrell. all u CloveTtoa
Nsb. febl9ma1ls =. ". SwIiZER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19

public are generally ard cordially iovlte(
TO attend the services and thsreb9 tsssif!
their sympathy With the benesved IN
grief.stricken parents.
"A Red Cloud men eot np- tAs eths
morning to 60 into the country, but dur
ing his absence the day. before hin VII
had loaned the saddle. He wsss genius
He took her fashionable leather balt IN,
buskled il srourd the horse, got . pai
Of those false things that yousg men .
deepise, in the Absence of real ones, su'
placed then 50 q 10 answer . horn an
Lack, hunted mp . drees elevator On
msde ssirrups. pounted bis horss aD
wont OF xhistiag. "Hnnt be home ii
mussin, till. uosnln, mosnin."
-Ths postmaster = ThoussviIs sepd
US ! postal card asking Wig the kasdls
CHIEFS for that ofh.e do not s.rise Mt
Monday. and.says that on Two - IN
occasions tboy have failed to arrixs d 4
Ihe internal postal arrangements u
anoash 70 try tho patience Of . sais
The CniEY is mailed At the Red Clou
postof6oc regrlasly ereyy Ts,s1oy, a
shouh reach Townsville By Safarda
noon at Tic Eardasst. The address
piaiaIy printed on the wrapper. of eae
humble. and nolbing bat tho ishsesl
e-uassdness Of thssc IN charge Of d
postal aGair. prevents tLeK: reachi'
fheir de.sinsfioae On tims.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-12-04
Nswsp iper Laws.

We would call the especial atten.
ton Of postmasrers and subscribers
te the following synopsis Of the
newspaper laws:
1. A postmaster is required to give
notice by letter (returning "a paper
does not answer the law when a
subscriber does not take his paper
out Of the Office, and state the rea-
sons for its not being taken. Any
neglect to do so makes the postmas-
ter responsible to the publisher for
payment.
2. Any person who takes a paper
from the postOffice, whether directed
to his name or another, or whether
he has subscribed or not, he is re-
sponsible for the pay.
3. If person orders his paper dis
continued, he must pay all arrear-
ages, or the publisher may continue
to send it until payment is made,
and collect the whole amount ,wheth-
er it be taken froM the office or not.
There can be no legal discontinue
ance until the Payment is made.
4. If the subscriber orders his pa
per to be stopped at certain time,
and the publisher continues to send
it, the subscriber is bound to pay for
it if he takes it out of the postoffice.
The law proceeds upon the ground
that d man must pay for what he
uses.
5. The courts have decided that re-
fuslng to take newspaper and peri
odicals from the postofiice, or re-
moving and leaving them uncalled
for. is pri'a0 .fdcie evidence of inten-
tional fraud.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-12-04

cent. over the vote cast six years ago.
Mr.. Urner's vote in 1880 lacks only
four of being equal to the total vote
east in 1874. This is remarkable
showing in the way of am Increase iii
the voting population of the county,
and as it is evidently a fair statement,
it is one of the hest proofs of it's "a Did
Improvement and prosperity. 1t is
net likely that any other county in
the State can present such convincing
proofofsolid advancement as Garrett.
With its numerous coal fields and
splendid grazing lands it cannet but
be admitted that this county, not a
decade old yet, will soon equal. if not
excel, her older sisters in wealth.
prosperity, and general attractiveness.
Frederick Times,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-12-04

The expectations of capitalists and
the monied men of the country have
been realized, The election of Gen,
Garfield has led to feeling of conf
dence in financial circles, both here
and in Europe, that is gratifying a q
it is satisfactory. 1t is asserted that
since the days when the 5 20 loan was
put upon the market, so many secur-
tiles have not been bought on foreign
account as has been done during the
past ten days. 1t is estimated that
SlO,0O0,O00 of American railroad
stocks and other securities have been
sent to London during that time.
The result of the Presidential contest
has assured foreign capitalists that
there will be no material change in
the financial policy of the Govern
ment; that the tariff will be touched
lightly, If at all +; that the prosperity
that has set in everywhere will be
continued for the next four years;
that our railroads will continue their
present large earnings, and that un-
less something very unusual or UNI
foreseen turns up we have before us
an unexampled period of national
prosperity.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-12-04
-Pulmona at Sturgiss'.



"Pa, what does the editor of THE
REPUBLICAN live on ?"
"Why, my child ?"
because heard you say yesterday
you hadn't paid him for near four
years, and you still take the paper"
"Well, my child. that's so, and
suppose that the editor lives on sir
and water. / would not be surprised
if he hast employed DR.. Tanner to
demonstrate that fact"
"Well, Pa, do you think it honest
to subscribe to the REPUBLICAN and
not pay for it ?"
"No, my child, it is not honest, as
well as not carrying out that grand
doctrine Of doing unto others as we
would have them do unto u.s. and,
my child, you have certainly taught
me good lesson, and | will send the
amount due the editor by the next
mail.'