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The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-03
FOR EeassENTATIvE.
CLovERToN, NEB., Nov. LIST 1881.

/ C%LovERToN, NEB., Nov. LIST 1881.
To the voters of Webster County:
Ii having come to my knowledge
within the past few days that my
name vas being used in different parts
Of the county in connection with the
Office of representative; and as many
of my friends know that / have kept
entirely out Of politics since L became
a resident of the county nearly ten
years ago-have never attended a
caucus or a convention-they are i'm
doubt as to my acceptance, if elected.
To set at rest this doubt, | make this
public announcement:
II the voters Of the county, select
me as their representative / vii!
accept tie trust, and will endeavor 10
discharge every duty that trust impo-
ses, in the best light Of reason and OF
concience.
And l may say further, that it will
be my pleasure, as / deem it will be
my duty, to use my voice and my vote
in assisting to so shape legislation as
to foster and protect the great farming
and productive industries of the state,
believing hat upon the success OF
these classes our whole industrial
structure rests.
Thanking my friends for, perhaps,
their too kindly interest, l subscribe
myself, NJ. WILSON.
The Farmers Candidate for Repre-.
sentative, subject to the decision oil
the voters of Webster county, on
Tuesday next.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-03

/ understand that the report is
being circulated that l burned the
Democratic party in effigy last fall.
That l used a coffin box for that pur-
pose. I deny the charge and will
state the facts.
After a public meeting at the court
house the evening Of Oct. lf;h, at
which Mr.. Davis and myself were the
speakers, a bonfire was kindied in
celebration of the Ohio and Indiana
election. Certain parties procured a
coffin box and carried it to the fire,
one of the principals in the transac-
ton and who assisted in bearing the
box, was the man now opposing me as
an independent candidate, and / chal-
lenge him or any other man to deny
that such are the facts. + make this
statement in the hope that hereafter
my opponent may be made to assume
his own responsibilities, and that no
one will seek to make me responsible
for his acts. EDWIN C.. HAwLEY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-03

Henry Cooks for Paint.
Lead and Oils, at IIExRY Cooks.
90 to Newhouse's for a nobby hood.
Heaps Of Oyer-Coats at
j. g. POTTEE's.
All wool hoods for sale at
Mrs. NEwHoUsE's.
Franklin square libraries, at
HENRY Cooks.
still they coInc,'-The ner gootLs
at Mrs. MCBRIDEs.
\ full supply of ~fiannels of all kinds
at F. NEwHIoUsE's.
Headquarters for stylish hats and
bonnets, at Mrs. McBRIDE's.
The hest suits for the money, is to
he found at j. q. POTTER's.
Imperial mixed paint, at the Red
Cloud Drug Store.
Go to N~ewhouse's store for dress
goods of all kinds.
Comets kid gloves, and all kinds Of
nice Millinery goods. at
Mrs. MCBRIDE'S.
Whitebreast and Hard coal at Jones
& Magee's Lumber Yard.
School supplies Of all kinds at Hen
ry Cooks Red Cloud Drug Store.
Hoods, Flannels and needle work;
home manufacture, at NEwHousE's.
Go to J. G. Potter's if you want to
save money by buying your clothing.
4 good variety Of Misses and Chill
drens hats, just received, ut
Mis-. MCBRIDE's.
\ large stock Of Germantown wool,
Zcphyrs and stocking yarn, at
Mrs. NEwIIoUSE'S.
Go to the well known Lumber
Yard of Jones e Magee, for White
breast and Hard coal.
o offer at private sale all my
personal property, including hay, live
stock, and implements. Six miles
southwest of Red Cloud.
JAS. NJ. WHITE.
Red Cloud, Oct. 81, 1881.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-03

The old shell-bark democrat who
published a democratic newspaper in
Iowa a few years ago, and who came
to this county three years ago to pub.
lish a republican ~ paper in the in
terest of a court house ring, for $500,
refuses to support the republican
ticket which was nominated ut the
county convention. Mr.. Kenncy was
heard to say on the street that he
would support a part of the indcpen-
dent candidates in preference to the
regular nominees. A nice republi-
can. he is. Nothing better, however,
could he expected of a man who has
tagged at the coat tails Of John Z.
Irish in the slums of Iowa democracy
Tor twenty years and only turned to
be a republican, and a tool, when he
saw $500 in it.
The actual and necessary expense
for the administration Of our county
affairs are less proportiOnally than any
other county in the state. Why then
are county warrants so deprecated
and the county so ir%retrievably in
debt? Is it by the malfea.ance OF
our county officials. The present in
cumbent in the treasury department
has allowed hundreds Of citizens to
remove from the county with a long
list of unpaid taxes standing agains,
them, without the l~east>effort on his
part TO collect the same.
Mr.. Zeiss removed to this county in
1873, and died Jan. LIST, 1880; leaving
behind him the following list of delin-
quent taxes for his administrator to
pay:
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-03
Total,
$21S.33.

SNe
Is this a proper administration of
county affairs? Does not the law re-
quire that he shall on the LIST Of Nov.
of each year proceed to collect by
levy and sale all delinquent taxes ?
A certain firm began business in Red
Cloud in 1878 and closed out their
business during the present year.
During AL this time they never paid
one cent of taxes. There is row
standing against them on the delin-
quent tax list nearly $4,000. The
county treasurer permitted them to
close oct their business without any
effort to secure said taxes.
These are but a few instances out of
the long list that can be brought
against him, and yet this man has the
brazen effrontery to bolt = Republican
convention and ask the intelligent
voters of Webster county to permit
him % mismanageaheif business for
another term of two years..
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-03
PROBATE NOTICE

Ia the matter 81 the last VIII and
Testament Of Annie T. Dexter.
Application hayIur been made by
Daniel l.. Dexter executor. that srtl
VIII he duly admitted ~ Probate.
Notice. i, hereby given that ! have
set apar, and tiNcl the Grst DAY "i
December 1851. at onS o'clock =. m
for the hearing OF SAID Application.
All interested parties will take motto"
and appear ON sdid day # they 30
desire.
In witness whereof I haze ~iercunto
set my hand and affixed tie seal 81
the County Cont AZ Red Cloud O,i..
DIST 1851. joins Il WuooV.
l2w-3 County Judge.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-03

NJ Nm. = Richardson. r,em ~ c,
the firm % Eicharl-on & Tu!lcy.. an
bead center 81 the in~dePenJeu; move.
men;, anl ht, cbaborer. III fiopyer.
use ,he argument hat while Mr.. Bay,
IA il honost aud qualified l,r tic -
siuon ~ coUoiy clerk that &c : en-
ployel by Samuel CARRIER and work.
fpr his interest. Ii NJ. fiayhs WORK.
Tor the intercs, Of his employer now
will he NOT work Tor the interest Of
Webster county if employed by TIA;
corporation. Think 81 usis.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-03
Money To Loan

On Real Estate. in Webster and al
joining counties at the very best rates.
II will pay every farmer who thinks Of
borrowing money. to see me before
making arrangements with any other
party.
No Expense 10 the borrower-no
tedious delay-no dealing with eastern
parties-no application fee. bonus or
commissioning fee for making or
recording papers or taking acknowl-
cdcements-no advance or semi-an-
nual interest. and no interest until
money is actually IN hand.
Call upon or address
X. 4 STYrsOS.
3stf Loan Broker. Blue Hill, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-03

In connection with Treasurer Jones
Independent candidacy for reelection
We have this 10 say.
In March 1879 it was provided by
statute that "a county Treasurer shall
he ineligible 10 Office for more than
two consecutive terms" laws of 80,
Sec. 10 page 245.) This law took
effect Sept. lst 1879, Mr.. Jones was in
Office at that time and finished a term
in Office after the passage of that law,
and after il had taken effect. He is
now holding another term which will
end next January.
Now as Mr.. Jones finished n term
after the 70 law went into effect the
law will regard IL as a full term and
not az part of a term and such we
understand is the opinion of the at
torney general of this state, conse-
quently Mr.. Jones having held under
the law two consecutive terms he is
ineligible 10 4 third. While We are
opposed TO Mr.. Jones' independent
candidacy upon good principles, what
we have said il not intended as a per-
sonal drive at that gentleman but to
bring before the minds of the people
the fact that they should not throw
away their votes by casting them for
4 candidate who cannot serve, under
the law, if elected.
If Mr.. Jones is elected Treasurer.
the only way to settle the matter is by
the courts. This will involve the
county in an expensive litigation, can
we afford it?
Judge Weaver has already said that
should such Il case come before him
he should hold the incumbent incl
igihle
In case of his election his bond will
be given rs treasurer and not rs an
individual, and If he j. declared by the
courts ineligible his bondsmen can not
he held as suritics. 1t having been
80 decided we understand by the SUI
premc court OF this state. Again. if
actions are commenced. and we can
forcsee very well how and why they
will be, the county will be competed to
defend them for the county's protcc-
ton. Cast your votes for the regular
nominee thus settling these matters ut
once without expense, and to the pco-
pies satisfaction.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-03

Coun'y Court.
Webster County. Nebraska.

Coun'y Court.
Webster County. SebrzskhG
Ia the matter 81 tho estate q
iierTy :. Haley. deceased.
Notice a. hereby given that ! have Agp1tna
IL arl set apart the ist LAP Of April \. II.
H.. tor the bearing aud de'crm rstns - ali
claims ss inst the aid estate. Az crclttsf. u
soit estate wall take n,tiee aud rrs.,nt their
c.Hi-Bs . the County tour. Of sad county
80 or before sail Apui tst. lss-. sud ~ elstn.s
not a, that time presented ztu be forever
barred ! have appointed Aaaoa y. Becker
LGmtBtsfrs'sT 81 saii cstat-.
In v.tarss whereof have be'cahtr set NY
band anI the seal 81 saIi t3gT. a. Rel Ciogt.
~ > 3 tIayo % October lN<l.
S-t-b gtHN K. IS ILCnN. Caluty iudE~.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-03

Some of Mr.. Hawley's political en-.
emies are making a special fight upon
that gentleman. His triumphal cleo.
ton would show them that they have
taken the wrong course.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-03
ANNOUNCEMENT.

/ hereby announce myself as an
independent candidate for the office
of Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
ton for Webster county Neb.. subject
To the approval of the voters at the
November election.
f. NJ. PEARSON.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-03
NOTICE.

The Republican Central Committee
men of each precinct in Webster
cossaty are requested to call on the
chairman Of the committee at the
CHIEF Office and obtain a supply of
tickets for their respective precincts.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-03

BLooNi>"luS, Nh October D.. lsSI.
Complaint having ieon entered 1T
this Office ~ NIis J. JpusUn. against
Emerson /. TAYLOR. for alarGpsin.
MS Homestead Entry N. 6is,. dated
March itA, 1879. upon the snuih-wcst ,
section -. township 3 north range -
west. ia Webster County Nebraska.
with Il Wow 20 the cancellation oi said
entry. the sand Far'io- aTr lcryay cum
monci 20 appear ut ili. Oai~e on the
IS. day al November. 1851. al 10
o.clocs a. III. to respond and furnish
testimony concerning aid alleged
abandonment.
:. W. SwTTzrR. X. W. N~ONTgOIEEy.
Register, Receiver.
u-wi
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-03
ANNOUNCEMENT.

hereby announce myself as an in
dependent candidate for the office O
county clerk of Webster county Neb
raska. subject to the decision of the
voters of said county at the election
next Tuesday. OLIVER r. DowNs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-03

The undersigned has for sale st
Riverton, Nebraska, a hundred and
twenty head of young COWS and two
hundred and fifty young ewes. Ap-
ply to ROBERT COATES.
Riverton. Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-03

We AK cyev V.es 60
20 cal q: the cper
amount 81 E.ehaui.oa = u lz
while this firm operated - heavily go
eniaiy securities Had they ra fr
inv stci ia ,as b,l,lne~. of 2 r
property exempt - las
TAx-PAYKa
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-03
ANNOUNCEMENT

l hereby announce myself as an
independent candidate for the Office
of Sheriff of Webster county, Nsbras-
ka, subject to the approval of the
voters at the November election.
e.. Z. KUEuN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-03

DrLL-The pro>pcc; for cheap corn
for the up town editors hogs AMI The
down town hogs editor,
BRIGHr-The prospects for tie elcr-
ton Of Jno. T. Blyha Us a large ma
igr..y
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-03

L0cdl embellishments inssrfed among
me rcaii0g nsaner uW Jc chargcd l0cis., q
line cgch assertion.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-03

Land ohce at Bloomington SsS oct. 9Th. iSsl.
$otico 10 hereby given tina, the -oiio-tas
nAmet settler has alei notice ~ hs IEfrnflon 20
make anal rreafin support q b.s claim. and
secure Ansi entry thereof before iSns. 4. Tat
less. clerk of Dist court Of Webster rounty
Ae5 athis eei,. IN Rel Cloud. Nsb. "a fH-
day. November iith. l~sl. via
thsELSs AENoln.
ia No. ~ for the ns's 80. = town : n~rfh
range 10 ~cs'. lie uLmes The Z Io~tnx wt-
nrsses 60 prove hfs cortiEuIus Frf4ferrs sPar
AMI cultivation Ot sail land va josbu. Uiltsa
Allen ssat-. l:anfo ArrastTSna. Alex ianss.
al IT Blue iIil! Ssb.
~oc;iasrS :. ". SgITZEG. Register
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-03

III. CHEF wish 10 ak a frW
questions abou; our taxes. | End on
the assessment roll of Red Cloud pre-
cinct a number Of steers assessed at
slOO0.GJ. Thesc cattle were in tue
hands Of Wan. y. Richardson when
assessed but we're assessed A. the prop
er'y Of other parties, Now Mr..
Jones informs Va that this tax j. un-
collectable. Why i, this. can the peo-
pie of the county, generally, avoid the
payment Of their taxes or il il the
favored few. Does the fact Of Mr..
Richardson being a partner OF
our county clerk inTalida;e these
taxes? y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-03

Vote f7r man Tor county Sarer.n.
'eudeni that you kaow {. qualified To
ia the position oTeiilably. q. ".
Springer i the man for the place vote
Tor him.
Nr. q. II. Downs. a farmer o: Wa
nat Greek precinct and an old settler
o. t'e county, announces his name a.
j candidate for county clerk ihi.
week. Mr.. Down. aiil 40 doubt roll
a respectable vote, especially in ~.
OWN precinct.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-03
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coSGRFGATIoy.L curRCu

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Prear hing every Grst AMI third SabbIh o.
each month a; II a. AZ. aEi sp. M. also on a;h.
Sabbaih-when ever IL occurs.
Sahbah school every Sabbath morning at
~ O'Clock. Prayer meeting every Wednssdsy
evening.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-03

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-27
Bsnnstt's Steam Yacht.
CAieoso Times, May II.

Chicago Times, Nay IL.
A ship building firm Of Nswburg
will next week begin the construction OF
Q new steam yacht for James 9oraon
Bennett. The yacht IL TO bs finished
Dscsmbsr 18th, and 10 to cost, ready
for sec, $500. 900. She ID to b 2ls tsst
long. Below the deck her accommodations
are TO be more ample and splendid than
those OF any yacht yet built In this Jour.
try, and she will be the largest, except
that recently built At Baltimore for NJ.
Henri Say. The principal entrance to
her saloons 10 to be from . broad com.
psnion way placed we'll aft. This will
terminate on the lower deck In . spa
oious vsstbuls. On either side OF this
vsstibuls will be three state rooms In
each OF which will be Q bsth.tub. They
arc also 10 bs fitted with marble wash.
stands, and to be pipsd for hot or cold
water. They will bs handsomely uphol.
stored. Going forward along the vesti.
bulls Q d~ouble.plats glass door will admit
TO the ladies' cabin. an apartment four.
teen feet fore-and.ait, and twenty feet
wide. The fittings OF this appartmsnt
are TO bs unusually elaborate. The
main saloon. eighteen feet long and
twenty -four feet wide. will be lifted With
sofas, lounges. sscritoirs, bookcase. and
sidsboard, and at It's forward end 10 to bs
q German silver CRATE In . tiled hre
place, surmountsd by . large mirror.
The smoking room will DO on the upper
deck. There will be accommodations for
thirty officers and men. II 10 said to
be Mr.. Bsnnstt's intention to sail around
the world In this yacht.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-27
Aasthsr Dead.

Y The flag is flying 1t hslf.msst today
over Miners Union Hall. Gold Hill. In
token Of respect for the memory Of Tim
othy o'Brisn. . member Of the Union
who died In Ban Francisco yesterday.
O'Brisn worked many years In the mines
OF the Comstock and was working In
the Yellow jacket mine at the time Of
the great Are several years aso whereby
20 many lost their lives. Like many
others. he never fully recovered from
the effects OF the poisonous gases
inhaled at that time. A disease
resembling consumption has seemingly
resulted from Il. each eventually dying
from IL, 90 has O'Bhsp. Others still
linesr, but are liable to follow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-27

SAN Francisco. Nay 27-s ?. H.
Union Con-. ist bid. i3% ssksd. ls&
sales; ophir. 8 bid. 81 asked. 9 sales;
Utah. So bid; Mexican. liz bid. II sales;
Crown Point. a. bid; Sierra Nevada. lst
bid. i6 asked. 10 sales; Gould 4 Curry.
~ bid. ~ asked. ~ sales; Justice. SOC
bid. CSC asked; Yellow Jacket. 8 80 bid. 4
asked. . 20 solss; Belchsr. AZ bid; Potosi.
8 10 bid. . Is asked. . 10 sales; Utah. ~
bid; Best 4 Beleher. i2S bid; overman'
II bid; Hale 4 Norcross. $50 bid. . 90
ssked; Con. Virginia. Q 40 bid; chollar'
~ bid. q 60 asked; Union Con-. lsk bid.
ls,s ssked; Bullion. Toe bid; Scorpion,
I 80 bid. 2 asked; Hale 4 Noreross. 90
bid. 4 asked. 8 30 sales; Savage. s 60 bid;
Chollar, Al sales.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-27
I~shsridan's shoes.

Already candidates for the position Of
County Commissioner. to take the place
OF W. ]. Sheridan. should he be re-
moved, have made their appearances.
This morning ex-Aldsrman MoCurdy, Of
Virginia. who Il after the appointment.
was too late to catch the morning train.
He was determined to be the 6rst at the
Governors ear. 80 hs appropriated .
team which he found standing In front
OF the Postofioe and drove helter. keller
to the Gold Hill depot, o~vsrtaking the
train there. The owner Of the buggy
came along . few moments after and on
learning where bis team bad gone did
some tall cussin' and McCurdy narrowly
escaped arrest for demonstrating.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-27

That the said bill, claim and account
had been passed. allowed and approved
BY said Board through the fraudulent
procurement OF said Sheridan as afors-
said; the Same was, before the finding OF
this accusation. certified BY the CLERK Of
said Board to the Auditor Of Storey
county, and thereby the Auditor was
directed to draw his warrant to the
Treasurer Of said Storey county for the
amount thereof. towit: the sum Of $S8.
in payment thereof.
That the said claim, bill and account
was ~fraudulently and corruptly procured
BY the said w. J. Sheridan to BE- passed
BY said Board Of County Commissioners
a. and for an INDECENT person. when In
fsot the several articles mentioned and
oct ont In said claim, bill and account
we're furnished and delivered BY said
Mabsr 4 Co. to Mrs. W. ]. Sheridan,
the wife OF said W. ]. Sheridan, who ID
not now. and who was not at the time
said goods were furnished and dc.
livered to her ~ Aforesaid. an INDECENT
person. all OF which the said W. ]. shsr-
idan well knew ct the time he procured
said claim and account to b passed %
aforesaid. And 20 the Grand Jurors
upon their osths do say that the said
W. ]. Sheridan. In his said official o.
pacity Of County Commissioner Of Storey
county, Nevada, did fraudulsntly, COR.
ruptly and willfully procure the passage
and allowance BY the said Board Of
County Csmmissionsrs Of the said bill,
claim and account before mentioned and
herein sst sut, With intsnt 70 dsfrsud
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-27
r,p.r.s oyer. .

To say that "0ur German Senator"
10 Q good play. and that Gus Williams
performed his part In It at Piper's Opera
House last night. we'll, Is but . tame
way Of stating the facts. The piece.
considering that II was written purely
for the purpose Of bringing out the In.
s1bausubls fund Of Wit and humor which
btims over In Mr.. Williams f~sfeical
German oharastsr approximations, ID .
most excsllsnt one. and the acting Of
Mr.. Williams - "Our Senator" was
amusing and frst-elass. he
ksptths audiences In . state Of continuous
laughter throughout the evening. "His
acting 10 Q natural expression Of the
l~udiorous." His songs, and local hits
through the telephone, were humorous
and we'll received. "Somsbody's Moth.
sr," . song full Of pathos, sang on an
encore, was ~sxquisitsly rendered. and
showed another side Of Mr.. williams
versatile talent.
"Our German Senator" will b re-
psstsd tonight, and at the matinee TO-
morrow Saturday afternoon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-27

IA. said county Of Storey Of the sum Of
SSS. lawful money Of the United States,
and that thereby the said W. ]. shsri.
dan, - such County Commissioner. did
commit the offsnss Of willful misconduct
In his said ofios.
All OF which Il contrary TO the statute
In such case made and provided and
against the peace and dignity OF the
State Of Nevada.
CHAs. FoaMkx, Foreman.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-27

Letters addressed to people In Hav'
thorns are stopped ct the Carson Post
ofaes. They will bs sent to the Dead
Letter Ofacs unless called for. Letters
and packages sent BY express viii b de-
livsrsd in Hawthorne.
William Hullsy. the we'll known mill
man on six.mile Canyon. had his ankle
badly broken ON Monday night last
while on his way home from Virginia
City. BY being thrown from his horse.
Owing to the non-appssranos Of eoun-
col for the county yesterday evening the
trial OF Neil Perry. ons Of the boy
thieves, Vas continued until 3 o'clock
today.
Il II doubtful II the sarsnsld Guard
will send . shooting team to the Pho
pssrs' picnic. Twenty men are too
many for them this year.
The Grand Jury 10 In session ssaia TO-
dsy. Il will b. some time bsfors tAsy
adjourn sine de.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-27
Prosperous America.

The Wall Street Nsus, . recognised
financial authority. has the following:
There 10 more money In the United
States today than ever before. Business
10 better than II has been for many years.
All statements to the contrary notwith-
standing, the crops will bs a. good a.
they were last year. and the prospects
are that they may DO even better. The
whole country Is ct peace andi II prosper
ous. American credit has improved 90
much abroad that Europsst capital 10
flowing In at . rate never approached
before. These are some Of the reasons
Why, In spite OF the inscriptions st.
tsmpts Of the bear party to wreck the
welfare Of. the country. the stock market
continues to exhibit Q strong and upward
tendency and the people continue 10 In
vest their savings in schemes OF public
improvement. Hardly Q week passes
that some new and attractive railroad,
telegraph or mining scheme 10 not placed
before the public, and the alacrity With
which they are taken up aud carried
through 10 an evidence that We have en-
tered upon an era OF unprecedented de-
yslspment and prosperity.