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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-08

PCSTPONEMENT.
The above sale is postponed on account of the
rain until
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. JULY 9, 1881,
at 6 O'Clock. EDWARD Y. CANNON,
MARSHALL NJ. GILLIAN.
Special Commissioners.
RoBERT r. LYME, AuctiO neer. ty
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BY Robert 3. Lvns.
Real Estate Agent snd Auction eer,
1919 Msia street.

SALE OF THAT VERY
EXTENSIVE AND vALUABI AZ PROPERTY
ON CARY sTRF.ET.
OCCUPIED BY MR.. MICHAEL MURPHY,
NORTH SIDE, IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE THE
FOUNDRY or MEssRs. TALBOT SONS.
BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SEVENTEENTH
STREETS, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
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EleNeutD anu DduA buttAS'
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT DESIRA-
Il BILE TWO.sTORl BRICK DWELLING; no.
2I2' On The WEST c SIRE or M LAO kEb
BEVERLY-By virtue OF a certain deed OF trust
executed on the 2lst day OF June, 1878, 10 James
Taylor trustee, duly rec9roeu 10 tne ee ia o T
page 2, to secure the payment OF certain sum OF
money therein mentioned, default having Deen
made In the payment Of part OF said debt, AID al
the request OF s The parties interested. / will as
the executor OF the said James NJ. TAYLOR, trustee,
proceed 10 sell at public auction, upon the prem es'
THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1881, AT'6 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
ar fair; II not. en- the next fair day hereaferl the
REAL ESTATE conveyed by said deed, consisting
Of LOT fronting on the wes' side OF Laurel street.
between Cumberland and Beverly 39xl3O deet 70
an alley 20 feet wide, with a NICE TWO-STORY
BRICK DWELLING thereon. containing five
rooms besides kitchen, and In good order.
Terms; Very liberal, and made J, known 2, at the
Executor Of James II. Taylor, Trustee.
POsTPONEMENT.
In consequence of bad weather the above sale is
FRIDAY, July 8, 1881,
at CT O'Clock p. NJ. 1y8
BY j. b. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
I1l3 Main street.
GALE BY AUCTION OF A DESIRA-
- BILE FRAME DWELLING ON WEST MAR
SHALL STREET BETWEEN MUNFORD AND
GILMER STREETS-By request OF the owner,
shall sell by auction, on The premises, on
THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1851,
at 6 O'Clock T. NJ. that DESIRABLE TW0'STO.
RY FRAME DWELLING No. 7lO west Marshall
street, between Munford and Gilmer streets, con-
tanning five rooms of good size, aud in comfortable
repair: Kitchen (detached) with two rooms. The lot
has front of 22h feet and depth OF about 100
fat 10 a wi ley.
The owner being determined to sell, an oDportu-
nifty TO purchase good home at bargain may be
Terms: One third cash balance by negotiable
notes at Fix and twelve months, with interest added
A'''' w. - - j.. B.ELAM, AuctiOneer.
POsTPONEMENT.
The shove sale was postponed in consequence Of
THIS friday EVENING
at O'Clock. ~ STU j. b. ELAN.
BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Anctioneer,
ll13 Main street
ERAME HOUSE AND LOT ON Q BE-
II TWEEN THIkTIETH AND THiRIY-TIRSr
will sell At auction, on the premises,
THURSDAY, July 7, 1881,
At O'Clock p. NJ. the FRAME HOUSE and LOT
located as above. The house has two rooms Kitchen
in yard The lot fronts go by 1870 feet with well Uf
waller thereon. The rent OF this property will pay
on the investment.
TERMS one fourth cash balance In six, twelve.
aud eighteen months. interest added secured by
trust deed, J. THOMPSON BROWN,
AucLOneer.
POSTPONEMENT.
Postponed on account OF rain I'LL
FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1851.
1t 6:3OP.M. J. THOMPSON BROWN,
1y9 Auctioneer.
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EOR SALE, AT GORDONsVILLE, Va.
Il A CHOICE PROPERTY or FORTN-TllRtf
ACRES, highly IMPR0VFD-HOIst baHu-
fully situated, and within a few minnies wth l.
churches schools. pOst-Ofhce. railway STALLION g.
There Is variety aud abundance Of FRI WITH
every convenience for a most comfortable hoin,.
GEORGE BROWN.
je25.l2ts GOrdonsSil'e. 49,
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MINERAL WATERS.

CCHGN'S MINERAL-WATER DEPOT.
on draught from the new and elegant Mammoth
Arctic Soda Fountain:
SODA WATER, BETHESDA,
KIssENGEN WATER, BUFFALO LITHIA,
VIcHY WATER, PONCE DE LEON,
DEEP ROCK WATER, SUMMIT,
sRLzEn WATER, GINGER ALE,
SARAToGA WATER, OTTAWA BEKR,
GEYsER WATER, BIRCH BEER,
Coso1Ess WATER, APoLLINARIs,
EXCELSIOR WATER.
Have alse made ARRANGEMENTS with MessIs. Pur-
cell a Laid 10 sell their WULF.TRAP LITHIA.
Ny BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT having been
en- l2Tged and htted no with Improved apparatus,
prepared TO supply the trade with my unriyalled
GINaER ALE. SODA, and other carbcnaied beye-
GEORGE sCHEN.
EieYenlb and Main streets.
~ 24-su, W,fsm
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TO TOURISTS AND INvALIOS.

POCKET STOVES, POCKET FLASks,
POCKET DRGNKING-CUPS.
TRAVELLERS SOAP BOXES, 1910,
POCKET MATCH.BOXES. WAX yA1tHf".
BATHING SPOhGES aud SPONGE BAG
WHlSP BROOMS. TOlLE1-CASES,
HAND. aud FOLDING MIRRORS, .....,,,
TOOTH. NAIL. HAIR, aud FLEsll.BRl 'llt'.
HAIR FLESH-GLOVES.
BLEACHING and BRUSHES,
TOILET NAIL SKIS, .-,.... Al.
ENGLISH, FRENCH GERMAN, and AMFR't ~
CULOGNES and EXIRACTs for Ihe hH"ha''
chief,
BAY RUM 0mportedl
RUBBER AIR PILLOWS,
RUBBER AIR CUSHIONS,
RUBBER ICE.BAGS for the head,
RUBBER HOT-WATER BAGS,
MEDICINE DOSE-GLASSFS,
MEDICINE DOsE-SPOONs &c, &c.
For sale by 4. ROBERTS BAkEE
successor 90 Meade & Btstf.
iyl 9lSeag Main ff.'.
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AUCTION sALKs-Fnssse DAYS.
BY Robert D. Lyme,
Real Estste Agent and Auccouetr,
No. 1919 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A Lon
FRONTING ON cMmsoRAzo PARK
4e FEET on NORTH LINE or GRACE
BETWEEN TBIRTY-sECosD AND THIRTY
THIRD STREETS,
WITH A SMALL FRAME HOUSE THEREON
At AUCTION.

Ford SRicbmond Chsneery Court decree ~.
Hewlett. tered June 20, 1881.
10 execution OF decree In the above meuils,,.
suit, we. the undersigned, appointed special eo,
mIssioners thereby, VIII offer for "a e, upon M
premises, on
SATURDAY. July Is, 1881,
at 8 O'Clock. the PROPERTY above mentlorfs
which fronls 46 feet on Grace street and rn1. 49,
1875 feet. The HOUSE contains four rooms ana !
now occupied by tenants. Ibis property viii nss.
good investment, and will yield large Eores1,-
age in the purchase money. and being directiy
fronting the PARK viii In short time greatly e,'
nance IN value
TERMS One fourth cash; residue at six. tgsi,.
and eighteen months, negotiable notes. iufsr,,f
added, and title retained.
EDWARD Y CANNON.
r. CARRISGTON CABFLT
SPECIAL lOmml..Inr.-.
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VACCINE VIRUS.
SON.HUaANIZED.

We are in constant receipt Of NOS.HJ NANI/.O
VACCINE VIRUS, which meets Ihs spff''" III"
the medical profession.
WARRANTED IN ALL PRIMARY CASKS
tel PURCELL, LADD & CO., DfusFis'"
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RICHMOND BAZAAR &
Nos. 1888 AND l44O FRANKLIN STREET,
SUPERIOR STOCK 1T AUCTION.
on
SATURDAY. 0TH INSTANT,
a. IL o'clock we will sell
4 SORREL GELDIN6-three years old-by ke-
lecifc. out OF gray mare bred by j. %. Price,
ESQ, OF Baltimore county, Md. The dam made
record Of 2:27 over Herring-knn Course,
pacing 20 harness: has been worked two or
three tass, single and double.
HORREL GELDlN6-eight years-ored Ia Ken
lucky; STYLISH and works In single anc double
harness; .
1 BAY MARE--six years; very reliable as ladies'
plaetOn animal.
T.. 3. COOK. Sale mas. "
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LOST, sTRAYED. AND STOLEN.

T OST, ON WEDNESDAY AT G
IL TERN0ON, 9Th instant, between lSo2 ~ 81
Broad street and Levy Brothers, a LADY'S x<e3
GOLD WATCH, with ring attached. The finder
VIII be suitably rewarded by leaving same at above
No. V 1'Zt"
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY ~,
I'D ECUTED 81 the DISPATCH rhis Wv
HOUSE.
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DURIFY YOUR PREMISES.

USE CARBOLATE or LIME ASD CHLORIDE
OF LIME,
TmE BEST, CHEAPEST, AND MOST FfFH' f''
DKODORIZERS AND DisINFECTANTs
known for purifying sinks. cellars, Of t."t'.
For sale low BY T. ROBERTS BAKER,
successor 10 Meade 4 Bisu.
tyl 9I9 east Main '1'''.
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RIB. LYME. AuctIoneer. ''' 49,
GALE OF THE WHITE SULPUTp
- SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Va.

mONiOOhEhl NO0NlI ' "
BY virtue OF a decree Of the Circuit Cont al,
Montgomery county. In the cbanceTv suit q It.,s
execu Ors rs. The Montgomery White Su.ff,s
Springs Company. we will sell the kkAi. F>Tlrr
AND FRANCHISES OF said company On ,t.
premises. at auction on
THURSDAY, AUGUST %. 1881.
This pr0Doriy consists Of 1906 ACRES or
CELLENT LIMESTONE LAND. CREEK EOf.
TON AND UPLAND-mych Of IL In y1Usb'e nm
Der: LARGE HOTEL, COTTAGES. RECFPIl0V.
HOUSE. BATH HOUSES. BOWLlNG.ALIFY~
&C.. &C.; all complete, IN good repair. ald cars Il
OF comfortably enter; aiming 500 guests; si,,. .
RAILROAD In hrst.cass order In bed ard tlr.n
ment. connecting The lawn wi h the Nurf0A Ia
Western railroad, one and three quarter miles ds.
tant. Tue Springs are In romantic zen ODD no
heart OF the Aleghal les, aud In easy rcsch Oh 49,
otter Virginia springs. The lawn IS sup. rl ssJ
improved with magnificent shade trees fluut,ir.
walks, &C., &c. Two white sulphur sprugs ttd
chalybeate furnish an UNFAlLISG sJPPIY N
highly medicinal waters, all making A sumner re.
sort second 10 none la aitrac ions aud p0puartY
TERMS: Five per cent. cash on the day of all.
residue In eqDal lDstaments. running one. two aai
three years. with Interest from day of sale ba.1s
and security required, aud title ret1lncl by ihs
Court until purcbase-mOney shall BE- fully paL
Possession delivered January l 1882.
For further particulars address the undi .gutg
at Christiansburg, Va.
THOMAS r. SULLIVAN.
GEORGE g. JUNkGN,
iy2 Commission.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, dc.

ERESH SUPPLY OF VACCINE YlRt>,
II BOVINE"
Orders filed at short notice.
l.. WAGNER. Duggi-t
~ 7-2t sl1th and hfoi1.
NTELLlN'S FOOD, NESrLE'S FARl-
WI MA, RACAHOUT DIES ARABES. kAnLt
BRAND ANGL O-sWlsS and Swiss ,uS-
DENSED MILK, HOFF : MALI-EAIEhI
BEEF IRON, aud WINE EXTRACT OF Bfff
&e Sold by l. WAGNER, Drusfl-L
~ 7.3tE sixth aud Broad sTrcfa,
INSECT POWDERS, LONDON PiR.
i PIE, PARIS GREEN. WHALE.OlL SOAP
CARBOLIC ACID, CHLORIDE LINZ, tAth"'
LATE LIME, &C. l.. WA9Ntt'
~ lars Drug
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FURNITURE.

NEW GOODs-D ALLY ADD A
~ rIoSs rO ORR LARGE sTOIk OF u
FURNITURE. Extra Inducements. speciaUp m
10 cash buyers. We inuts all 10 examine 0si v
large and sunerlOF lipc embracing all lbe .t,,tr.
PARIOR. al AMBER aud ID n >G-kdtlM Il - ~.
Iarrest STOCK In the city. Easy terins OF pa,,I'
". GAriRlGhT a son,
~ S-Sm 10 ooNeLnoI 49,
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Here the artist viii briDg his sketch-book
and be fascinated 10 contemplation, not
Only Df the charms Of nature. but OF old
VifginIsD homes, customs, and characters.
Here TIE sporfsBan Will come with camp
eqnipsee, rod, gHp, aud dog. The plucky
bass appears 10 the river 10 goodly num-
beers, and bites and ngbts with great courage,
while IN their places OF shelter birds ana
bessts challenge The skill Of dog aud gun
per
The railroad company are erecting their
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leaksge from the gates-runs down the
grass-erown trench. Grass and weeds
spriug up with great rapidity and In wealth
Of luxurianee upon the bottom. AT one
spot saw q man with his bladeeutting bay
upon what was lately the bed OF portion OF
sstbe gFeat central water-line" which was
20 "unite the waters OF the Ohio river and
the Chesapeake bag" Now that the canal
Is exposed In its sakedness. now that we
can see exactly how shallow and bow mar
row It was. we are apt TO have feeling OF
contempt for our ED friend and fail TO re-
member what were Us services 10 the days
when II had few rivals and no Superior for
purposes OF transportation.
The country Is beautiful. Hill aud dale,
rushing river aud peaceful lakes las the
dams may be we'll calIed), rich bottom lands
and forests, which the axemen are now fast
Invading, please the eye and invite enjoy
menf.
The county is undeyeloped, OF course. |
What could a canal do for this people CON-
pared with what railroads we're doing for
SO rural Is IL that at the wayside |
- taxerpsn and esting-houses they have not |
learned TO put water In their milk, and In |
he prigate residences there still reigns an |
Did-fime hospitality, gracefully dispensed /
By noble women and brave men. The world
u travellers will soon learn TO know
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is a prosperous city, and ought to be a
happy one. There every businessman
stands good chance OF becoming rich and
every public man Is pretty certain to be-
come famous. Tobacco and iron land poll
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deposs a. rapidly Is possible, and ] glsdly
noted that oss sorne OF them such taste nae
heeg displayed ~ viii prevent them from
hecnn,sne I. a scar upon besnty's cheek az
Coloues peyfon characterized the ola oal'-
room building lately removed from tue
WHITE Sulphur lawn. A little paint ana
snu,e tiressy woodwork will cost buta trsne
and vet prove almost priceless boon 70
the traveller whose eyes have been wearled
witt, the sight Of whItewasbed and sbaopily-
built stations and platforms and side-trscks.
tbat seem to concentratetbe hottest rays OF
the sun.
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WANTS.

ITO BAKERS.-Wanted, a HAND TO
/ work on cakes also. STOUT BOY to earn
snr AnnIv at BRIGGS'S BAKERY,
ig Sous 707 Main street.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-06
At liz Meeting Ct the Webster County Bar
Association, the Following Preamble
and RESOLUTIONS Were Adopted.

WHEREAS, it has pleased Almighty
God TO remove from the sphere OF
his earthly usefulness the Hon. ii. S.
Haley, and whereas i'm the death of
our departed brother and friend, the
Bar of the State of Nebraska has lost
one of its most honored members.
His professional brethren Of Webster
County as a tribute of respect to his
memory. hereby
Resoipe, that in his death We recog-
nize the loss of one who by his large
attainments, his skill and eloquence,
and his many genial and social viz.
tues shed lustre on the profession to
which he belonged.
-Resolred, that in his untimely death,
the State has lost a Legislator who
gave large promises Of future useful
ness, this County a worthy represen.
tative and Red Cloud a citizen pure
able and honest and ever foremost "a
forward the welfare of her people.
That we tender TO the afflicted
widow and children aud other rela.
tives OF the deceased our heartfelt,
sympathy.
That ne respectfully request that s
copy of these resolutions be spread
at large upon the records of this court
and that a copy of the SAME be fur
nished to the several papers of this
county for Publication.
w. III. STRoHN. ]. s. GILLIAN.
Sec'ty. President
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-06

What has got crosswise with the
editor OF the Red Cloud CHIEF. that
he so grossly misrepresents the State
Fair?-Hostings Nebraskan.
There has nothing got crosswise
with the editor of the CHIEF, neither
has he misrepreseated the state fair.
We said that the "State fair had closed
leaving with the people an impression
that it was not what it should have
been, and that the people at large
look upon the state fair for the year
1881 rs a failure.
As proof of the fact that there is
no misrepresentation contained in
the above comments we refer the
editor Of the Nebraskan to the COM
ments of the press throughout the
State and to the expressed opinion
OF nine-tenths of the people who at
tended the fair.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-06

A hiii line Of State Journal Co.'S.
Blanks THE standard hanks % the
state are always keJs FOR sale q; the
CHEF Office. and az the same prscos
that they are sod ~ in Lincoln and
Omaha The L5llorsng q . pzxtial list
% banks On hand.
Warranty Deeds.
Mortgage Deeis.
Cnaffle NO--gsxes.
Search Warrants,
Mechanic Lein.
Power o. A~t:0rney.
Bali % sale.
On: Calm Deeds.
Summons foriginAl],
Summons iooYy1,
Appeal Undertaking,
kxeeaion.
Order 81 Attachment
AfsdssIf q Vendor OF L--n~
Assignment Of xostSzxr.
Preoipe.
Suhrasaas.
Notice Of Cons,.bses Sale.
BiGGk Receipts.
Blank Notes
Release Of xor-.-e.
Agreement 90 wSr-~E.y DEEDS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-06
Gail fer . Meeting c: Ire Republican County
cectra! ce-lit.ss.

The members Of the Republican
County Central Committee are re-
quested to meet at the Court House
in Red Cloud. Neb., on Saturday Dc
tober l5th, 1851, at , o'clock p. M,
for the purpose of taking action in
regard TO the nomination OF a candi-
date to fill the vacancy in the legisla-
ture caused by tlie death OF Hon. II.
:. Haley, and 10 transact such other
business As may properly come before
them. NJ. l.. THOMAS. Chairman.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-06

We have learned tina: beyond n
doubt. Jno. X. Wilcox viii I've a can
didatc for reelection tn the Office u:
County Judge. Mr.. Wilcox Ia, filled
the Office acccptahly for 4 number Of
years and were he the nominee oi
the republican party il would afford
is pleasure to support him.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-06
EMPLOYMENT
Z: SELL Eo-sEz:-,4s.-s

"HE POO. Nc yell Nc TIE rsch- ~. ed - Gel
I as the yoznr. the vie as vel Ne TIE has
b,ra. the reunx - aifecs ks vel ~ tie y11rx
Easn The xirs = us.i "a the soy. nay t1s. ~
reil can . fss doisAfs ~ bsss-t e7r&s1-
z<nr. a. 70 ga -ros1d the bose sai raj fer
Others 70 cam Il for tea We skr rive yss
euplsyzsst al trs urse 90 isFfzx yssr sea-.
heu-s eniy: t.<yelrzE- rys1 yoa GEn Estxasor-
hood. snons yocr frisncs a1d 1-@s1xirt15->a.
4 ySs do nss care fer e~spisy--r& re 80 III
part v.IzsA[e fnform4tsoa 90 yea zee - e-sr
IL gisf cost yoz cs4y S3e cen. tr o Festsl esr&
20 write for sss P~rssy-~tsx- a7d - zAy ss LIZ
nesas - Esbieg yoz . <osd n2ey 1slisrr
have - iEvesr = Ixrxe san 81 nss<y- aud rge o
great risf oflcSsins - lea SlR readily s<s
that X vii te AZ .Asy astter - Esks trr2 IS.
% $50 q week zsf Izhssa . I1crsfire- asa
irdeSsr4eu. bzsn@-. ksrsastls. strasxt.szr-
p4rs .1d peoSfssle. Ars43 % ms 0st.<r
soy. fer szers MONEY u ~ Or 81 We
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-06
LEGAL NOTICE
County Court. ;
Webster County. SssrNkAI

County Court.
Webster County. S~ssrUkAB
Ia The matter q. the estate %
Hsrry 8. Kaiey. dsc-s-ed.
Notice u hereby given tbs: ! Esvs agssfn-
tel and sc. apart The if day 80 april A y.
lsss. for the kszriag asi SsssrririDr % al
claims against the said estate. All eTctit0rs y
.zii estate sill take notic~ ard rrss~at their
claim. 70 the County Cosrt u sss4 esgnsT
on or befare ssi1 April 10. ISL sr1 al eta sss
not AZ that time pre-sntsd wui ts oFsrsf
barred. have aFpoistsa Ar@oa ~ E~rker
administrator 81 ssif es-sfs
In vitoess whereof I have herssrt~ set RI
hsnd and tie Seas 81 sSis Coar a. Red Cs0s1-
tbs, 10, eay Of October Isl.
A,-s JaEs X. anLcor. Coz.sy Ja5xs-
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-06
son OF T. ARTH,

a worker in fields as wide as the
world.
He was the prophet of that divine
sentiment now knocking AZ the doors
of the politics Of all christendom,
namely: Peace on earth and good
will to men"
He was the sentinel and shepherd o.
the nations peace. And great SOU
we gladly grant him to home
stepped from Immortality, to immor.
tality.
In the varied struggles of life he
overcome, and having overcome. he
has become as a pillar in u temples
and shall go no more out.
His hand-as he said of the great
Secretary of the Treasury-has been
known in all the great statutes of OUT
deliverance.
His word has been felt in the great
hours of our peril.
His voice and his heart have spoken
words vide as the world. and round
and perfect; as true as the Throne:
on High, and tender as Gods charity
| believe in the providence of al
mighty God, and after that l believe
in the patriotism of the American
people from which this man sprung
and after that I believe in their viii
power TO redress all wrongs and pro
vide against their repetition; and one
lesson of this mans death points &c
the curse of place-hunting and the re
duction of the nations civil Office.
TO mere plumber, and the appointing
power to a sort of plumber mill, tc
which all the empty bags are devoted
A voice from this mans grave say:
let this be remedied.
He is gone, The sword and The
scepter of power have fallen from th'
hands of a hero. The robes of author
i;y are folded away. This person wh'
but yesterday filed the present wiki
his light and cast the reflections o
his glory far over the future, Is dead
and gone where all sleep.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-06

Wine is a mocker. and strong
drink Is raging" Take PErcKLT ASH
Buffers. II Is not a beverage, hut a
remedy for all III affects OF an excess
Of intoxicating stimulants- Don't
take a drink before breakfast ~j1st
to wake you up" because you feel so
stupid and languid. You T sure 20
fec worse as socr - rha effect
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-06
Manh has Pot,ed Tongue.

fders pioxing an easy task.
The womans column is unayoid
ably crowded out this week.
Mr.. W. b. Householder, Of Gather
ton has become a regular reader a
the CHIEF.
NJ. J. II. Ward recently returned
from Kansas City, and Immediately
came in and ordered the CHEF.
A number of attorneys from adj.
joining counties were in attendance
At court Tuesday and Wednesday,
George and john CARRIER will go e
Miller's Mercantile College, at Keo.
kuk. Iowa, the fret Of next month.
Court convened last Tuesday, with a
respectable number Of cases on tho
docket, which were rapidly disposed
OF.
The Grand jury met ln-t Tuesday
and after a session of a few hours. al
ijourned without finding any indic;.
ulents.
We understand that psrfie. from
Wisconsin will locate aud start q
creamery at the river near the bridge.
and utilize the milk from several
hundred CONS IN the manufacture al
gilt edged butter and three kinds oil
! cheese.
We arc indebted 10 Mr.. J. =. Bayha
for Wheeling, West Va, daily papers,
one Of which contains "A lengthy &c.
count Of the welcome extended Ia
Mr. Bayha Icy the surviving members
Of Corlin's Battery-h old comrades
IN arms during the rebellion.
WITHIS FIVE years time there will
be n train each way every hour in
the a traversing the Republican
valley east and west, by Alma, for
San Francisco, Denver, Chicago and
st. Louis. Mark the prediction.-AI
ma Hcrdh.
Nr. O. L. Hurst and Miss L.ibhie 4.
Olds, editress of the K~earney Comfy
Bee, were united in marriage recently.
We suppose that Libbie will now sur
render her Faber to Mr.. Hurst and
that he will do the pencil showing for
the Bee, in the future.
Last Monday we were shown
through the Kirby House by its pro-
prietor, Mr.. Jacob Virgins. The
Kirby is one of the best furnished and
roomiest hotels in Red Cloud, and,
under its present efficient manage
ment is doing a rushing business.
A communication from Cowlcs fails
to appear this week because we do
not know the name Of the writer. Ii
is necessary that correspondents al
ways sign their names to letters for
publication as editors do not like to
assume the responsibility of publish
ing them without.
We would like for all our subscri.
hers to date their subscriptions from
January LIST, and for this reason we
will send the paper free the balance
of this year to all who will come in
and pay up arrearages and n year in
advance. This is a liberal offer and
you should take advantage of it.
The only dread that preys upon
our mind is the possibility that at
some future time we may he COM
PEELED to run n threshing machine, or
be called upon to fill the office OF
president of the United States. and
become n target for the assassin's bul-
let and the newspaper mans advice.
Elsewhere will be found the an.
nouncement of c. +. kuehn as indie
pendant candidate for Sheriff. Mr..
kuehn, we understand, has filled the
sherif-s office in Iowa and would no
doubt make a good sheriff, and, was
he the nominee Of the republican
party in this county, his election
would be assured.