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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-18
DEAD SEA FRUIT.
The Mystery er the Missing whaler
yikslante solved by tbe Grew Of
Tt,c Steamer ~. Paul.
Wrecked In the Arctic Regions and
Frozen 90 Death.
The scene of tho Famine i'm an Ap
dian village.

hihsh" '"thHbioiu1o Vhtpuii1 HeteHH
o. At Paul, which arrived this morn
ing, brings the following adyicos from
Alaska Capt. Hooper, Of the revenue
cutter Cofwin, received intelligence
Of The discovery Of some wrecked
whalefs by Indians on May 20, and
he NJ once sent out q stage party, IN
der Lieut. Herring, 10 investigate tho
party landed on balnohinin Island on
June g, aud made their way over the
Toe westward 10 the mouth of the
Wankeeram river, about one hundred
miles from Cape Serdze whore
they fell in with party Of natives,
In whose possession were found nj
lieee taken from the wreck. The
Corwin's party also saw and talked
with the natives. who had boarded
the wreck, aud exhibited two piles
OF articles which they said they had
taken from her. They consisted prin-
cipally Of carpenters tools, otc. The
following articles were recovered and
have been brought to San Francisco
to be forwarded to the United States
treasury department One whaling
iron, marked Blank, possibly initials
Of The owner Of the Vigilante, with
five dots, supposed to mean boat No.
8, one pair Of silver bowed specta-
eles and cases one pair OF marine
glasses, aud one knife, marked Y OH
the handle. The natives said that
The wrecked vessel carried pai, of
reindeer horns on the end of the iib.
boom,
The Vigilante Ia known to have car
rie1 such ornaments and is said to
have been the only vessel in the sail.
Ing feet Having such, which leads to
the eotleluslon that II was her that
WIS wrecked. Her cabin was full of
water Der masts were gone and four
dead bodies were found in her, one
% 'nem III " oerth' tbe Others on the
o"er' me natives sald the bodies /,
ioosea IN II they had oeeh dead many |
mmlehs' thae the SKIN OF their faces
was Wltt'efeo ana drawn tight From
thls description IL tt Is s'ilinlaed chat |
The vessel was wrecked as far back |
Us tile winter OF 1917, the first winter
ou', ana that the wreck subsequently
drllted OUT 10 sen anu was lost sig &
OF Inc hiedge party being unable
10 go further was Withdrawn on nc
count OF the melting OF snow, proceed
Oh to Cape sefdze, AMI were picked
up ny Cotwlh on June 29th, They !,
Travelled IN MI i3o on lao miles. The
cutter Dad her t''dder carried away
ny lee Oh June ISL, out the damage
was fePa''eo ID d. Lawrence Day,
Win material obtained from the
wreck OF IN old whisky smuggler
ashore there Later, she made q
round, landing on that island, and
sent parties ashore to visit the scene
OF the destructive famine ct le7ss79,
IN lnolan villages Few changes
were discovered, uead bodies were
STILL lying about IN numbers. The
Surviving natives appeared to be in
no want; they were abundantlytup-
pned WIN arms anu ammunition,
ana also WIN goods plundered from
TIE wreck OF me schooner Laleta.
Inc last intelligence cutters govern
meht Is up 10 July y, when she sailed
from norton SOUND TO Govulovil Bay,
thence to proceed northward to kotz-
al Il .a..I -.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-18

In two days of the present week
aims were fled at Albany to twenty
legged gold mines discovered in
ew York State.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-18

~a's Gilt Edge Tonic cures Dyspepsia.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-18

sr~elai Dispatch n ne Enquirer.
INDIANAPOLIS. ISD.. March 1.-Two
vetoeS ~ Governor Porter were read in
the house this afternoon One Of these
related 10 a bill introduced BY Mr.. Hinton.
the colorcd member from Marion county.
liking the pay Of jurors Il - pcr day.
Tho governor thinks the bill admits or
constructive fees. and objects because II
j. not explicitly stated that Jurors should
be paid only for the time during which
they are in actual attendance. IL thinks
they could draw pay for time while The
court was taking recess. This being
the hr-t bill Of the first negro member
ever elected in this state. is veto Is cal
cu:ated 70 have q dsmpening effect upon
the rising coIored ambition. and encour-
age their enemies 10 think they are not
~ for Legislative work. The other bill
vetoed was one introduced BY Mr.. Car
ter. also member from this (Narion)
county, defining and fixing penalties FOR
cruelty 70 animals. Governor Porter 81
proves the object OF this bill, but thinks
i entirely too sweeping in it, provisions. /.
he objects chiefly because the hill allow
q house 10 be entered and searched npon
mere suspicion that some domestic ami
mai II not properly cared for Another
objection by the governor Il that the bill
Furnishes All persons found working dis
easct or Sick animals. though they NAV
not be aware Of their condition. He
thinks the law as passed would 40 much
more harm than good and be perverted
20 purposes Of annoyance and persccu-
ton by meddIesome and evil-disposed
r.orenne AIfrw.th.. 4, ...~~. - - u. <-.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-18

Frank Long, the CanneIton bully and
desperate. who shot the raftsman Solo.
mon StilIwcIl, on the road between Tell
City and CanncIton. on the roth or last
May. was arrested on Fourth street VS.
terday morning about 8 80 o'clock.
Since the commission Or The crime, Long
has not been seen around Cannclton. and
crossing the river he wandered way
down south. lie has been III Mississippi
and arkansas, and III the latter state Re
i mid e have shot man. Il Evansville
Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-18

*ftt<r*ttttft M<Et| "t"t 1850
The Fourth Annual Convention az the
State q II. IT,. viii convene Al The a.. NJ.
q. A. Hall. No. 80 North Illinois ST. In
ninnapolis. on "Wednesday. April 9Th.
1881. "a ~ o'clock 4. ia. II II very de-
sIrablc that We. the Temperance ofgani-
ration Of the State should meet hi full
force at this time. and that 4 full repre-
sentation should be sent from every local
union. and that two days De sef apart
for this glorious work. Humanity and
better thought gain strength and conf
dence by wise councils. Each +" Blue
Ribbon Union throughout the State
will be entitled % five delegates. We
have nearly three hundred unions. lot All
be represented. hiring certificates Of ap-
pointmen'. and such counties as have no
acting unions. should also select dele
gates who will be received A. honorary
but NOT voting members. The Lecisla-
ture Of our State will have adjourned by
that time. and their action on this great
question Is now known to rs. aud we
can and must act upon the same. This
will be the most important convention
that we have ever held. and we frnst
there will be very large attendance.
The selection Of officers for the coming
year will be one Of The important mat
tiers brought before this convention. and
Il will be made the business for the after
noon OF the first day. We will make ar
engagements with the railroads to carry
delegates AZ an average Of TWO CENTS a
mile each way. Delegates must remcm-
Der that they must send their names to
the Gen. Secretary. at indianapolis. and
obtain from him the railroad certificates
required 70 carry them at reduced fare
DO not trust 20 any previous arrange
ments As railroads are always changing
their certificate arrangements. Send At
least one week before the convention.
two weeks before would be much better.
sending names n the last moment causes
mistakes please observe this
Let each letter with names OF delegates
state the post-oifice and county 10 which
the certificates will be addressed. also
the railroad route that they wish to come.
Some letters come without names. post
Office Or county. and we do not know
where 70 send certificates. We will hear
from the railroads throughout the state
and make arrangements for fare in few
days. Good board and lodging can De-
had ~ Sl.o0 per day Tickets good
coming % indianapolis on the 9Th. 9Th
and 7th ~ April. aud returning home or
the 9th, eth and sth of April. 1851.
Ii. w. HARKl>cro~, Pres't
!. > G. T. T.,
p. .. Ross. Gent Secretary.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-18

kesspAys Jc1fnAi
Some people say tho railroads do them
mo good. II they DO make land more
valuable. how does that help me r. SAYS
= grumbler. Suck persons are referred
70 the following. which we clip from The
Jasper Courier:
ltMRkK SALE McSsrs. Whitfinghil'
\ CO. sold recently -. 500 worth 81 stand
ing timber. On sec. ~ 10 Columbia IT, ~
Taylor y Crate. a firm OF Buffalo. <eN
York. This l. q school sN..tion which
was sold for 81 an ncsr rs l152. aud has
% i good deal more timber than was
sold.
How much would that timber be worth
now II there was no railroad 70 take tie
timber away?
Henry Rue. who lived ono and half
miles northeast OF Gfanhvirw, wcnt a.
that place Saturday last. and proceeded
q get drunk. Toward evening ne gol III
. wagon with some other persons 10 20
home. lie sat on the bottom Of the
wagon-oed IN state o. helpless intoN-
icniion, and after 4 short time tell back
and lay Ilat down IN the wagon. No
notice WAS taken 81 Il by the remainder
Of the party. as they supposed II was
only an ordinary plain drunk. But on
reaching Rue's house they found on Try
ing 10 arouse him. that he was dead.
lie was = farmer and man Of family.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-18

tNfutr On t<<tor1 ~ 60 on Rage t<s.l
- now here ordered by The Board
that all petitions for the location OF high,
ways, petitions for bridges, remon.
strances and reports OF road viewers. be
filed with the Auditor of Dubois county
on or before the "a day Of each term u
the Board
Il j. further ordered by the Board that
the above Rule be Published for two
weeks successfully ia the Jasper Weekly
Courier. and ia the uuntingburgh Signal
ia the German language.
(N0. -
Orders of the BOARD or commissioners oi
Page Ila5-
II is now here ordered by The Board
|of Commissioners. III regular session az
seinblrd. that any aud all bills that may
be presented 10 this Board b. physicians.
for services rendered any paupcr 81 poor
person II this County. viii not he allow
ed Or admitted BY this Board. nness
signed or endorsed By The Trustee Of tic
proper township; that such physician.
had BY such Trustee, been previously
ordered 70 attend such paupcr or pan
pers provided that this order shall not
apply 10 physician attending paupers ID
the Poor-house. in the County Of Dubois.
II j. further ordered By the Board. that
the above and foregoing order be pub
iished in the Jasper Weekly Courier for
two weeks successfully. and In the Hun
|tingburgh Signal in the German Ian
guage.
(NO. :s.)
Order or the Hoard of commissioners ~
Dubois County, Indiana. In Record 'G.'
Page fi35.l
I; Is now icrc ordered BY the Board Or
Commissioners. Of Dubois county. in
regular session assembled. that il shall
be the duty Of the Trustees OF the various
Townships Of said County. 10 ifemize
their accounts for all services rendered
a. such Trustees, before The same IN filed
aud presented 70 The BOARD Of Commits
sioners OF said County for allowance
setting forth specifically the services
rendered each day, aud the number Of
hours actually engaged each day. while
lin the performances 81 their duties a.
Trustee, and any and al claims fled By
any Trustee not itcmizcd a. above stated
and se, ont will not be allowed.
Its further ordered BY the Board. thar
The above aud foregoing order Be Pho
|lishei Id The Jasper Weekly Courier Ton
TWO weeks successfully. aud in the Hun.
Signal ia the German Ia,,-
|gnagc.
(NO. ~
Order of the Hoard Of Commissioners in
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-18

RULE or THE BOARD ~ COMMISSIONERS
~ prnois COUNTY, INDIA>A,
II i now here ordered BY the Board
lin regular session assembled. that al
claims against the County Of Dubois. ID
filed with the Auditor OF said County
on q before the 9Th day Of each Term D
said Courl.
II i further ordered BY the board
that the above rule and order be pub
lished ia The Jasper Weekly Courier foi
two weeks successfully. and ID the Hun
tingburgh Signal in the German Ian
guage.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-18

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS - we
give below the vote in this county on the
Amendments last Monday. II will De
seen that less than half Of the vote II
the county was polled. should the
Supreme Court hold that II requires 4
majority Of All the voters ID the State 10
amend the Constitution. III accordance
with is own provisions. they are de-
feated in the State. for want Of full
enough vote. This suggests the idea that
voting ~ every election is moral duty
that each voter owes the State, in return
for good Government. and that none
should be permitted "a shirk or neglect
Probably an act Of the Legislature making
misdemeanor and providing punishment
for any voter 70 neglect 10 vote a any
election where he IS entitled 10 suffrage
would save q vast deal ~ trouble 10
committees IN getting out voters. and
would make elections \ true expression
"a The will of the people
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-18

OJihc frogs ere singing. ire birds
are screaming, the horses arc neirhing
she trees are budding. the babies az
rin.ii'nx. 1am. Palmer has new suit
"a clothes, and everything bctokens thc
approach ~ Spring except that ID n not
mated yci. Go III, 5. TIP.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-02-17
Blarksi Blauksll

A full line of State Journal Cos,
Ranks f,he standard blanks at the
state are always kept for sale ut the
CuIEF office. and az the same prices
tia, thew are sold at in Lincoln and
Omaha. The following Il a part!Ai list
OF blanks on hand:
Warranty Deeds.
Mortgage Deeds.
Cna,ile Mortgages.
Search Warrants.
Mechanics Lem.
Power oi Attorney.
Dlii- al >abs
Quit Claim Deeds
Susnn.nu. original
eaiam 81 copy
Appeas CH-eT NJ
Execution,
Ord.- a. Attachment,
AGiitys Of Vendor or L~soT.
Assignment oi Iorssge,
PreciFcs
Sus,cs o. Constable sale.
Eank Receipts.
Elssk Nyte
RelssSe OF Mortgage.
Agreement for Warranty Does
Complaint 10 kseP ihe fesee-
&c. *. &c
And met ali kinds d bi2Hss USED y
. Notaries Public
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-02-17
Hardy Herald: Hon. Fl. s. Kalev

Hardy Herald: HoN. Fl. S. Haley,
of Webster county. has introduced a
bill into the House for which he will
ever have the thanks Of the Herald,
and should he be able to pass it he
will he held grateful by an over-taxed
public. 1t provides for abolishing the
grand Jury system in all cases except
where the court may decide n grand
jury necessary, and order one en-
pannelled. We believe the whole sys-
tenn q fraud, except perhaps in justice
court. and would hold up both hands
to see it abolished entirely. This
going to the expense of jurors every
court time, and then getting II verdict
given by the Judge in his charge, as is
the case many times, is neither profit.
able or expedient.
Here too. We have always looked
upon the grand jury system as a farce.
and an expensive one at that, and we
hope that Mr.. Haley will succeed in
getting it abolished in this state.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-02-17

In regard To this investigation mat
ter We wish our position to be fully
and fairly understood. We favor an
investigxtion Of county affairs for res-
set forth plainly enough, We
think, in last weeks issue Of the
CHIEF. We are not actua,ed by any
personal feelings, and the one who
circulstes reports u that effect il n
base and malicious liar. We are salts
fed in our own mind that should the
cost ofan examination Of county al
fairs reach $1,000 which We don't think
it will, the county would, in the end,
be the gamer by several thousand dol
Lars. We had our say last week and are
content to leave the matter with the
Board Of commissioners. believing
that they fully comprehend the ncccs-
sity for a retrenchment in county
affairs, and an examination Of its rec
ord., and trusting that their actions in
the premises may he such rs will meet
with the approval Of the taxpayers OF
the county.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-02-17
2epo-t Of the Bed Cloud Schools for the
month ending Feb. u, 1881.
Enrolment. Average Att
Roll OF HONOR.

KOHL OF
Pupils whose pnnctuallity, diligence
and department entitle them to An aver.
age grade Of IS o., over.
Primary,-John Tulleys, Frank
Kline, Amanda Kline, Carrie Haven,
Rosa Holleran.
Intermedia,e,-Willi Parkcs
Willie West, Christian Zeiss, Lienetta
HAmaker, Barbara Newhouse, Minnie
Smith Belle Spanogle, Katie SpanGyie,
Bculah Strohm.
High School,-Charlcv Dow, Clar-
ence Jones, John Kesler, Lizzie Gilbert,
Lena Jones, Lizzie Mcintosh. Eva
Munsell, Carrie Newhouse, Carrie
Spanogle, Bessie Walker, Mary Ellis,
Ella Putnam.
A. l.. FUNK. Principal.
Miss T. w. c. HAwLEY, ,ss,,s
Mrs. j. ii. Dixon,
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-02-17

Would you save Yourself from sutr-
ering after eating. or from acidity Of
the stomach, or burning sensation. or
indigestion? Use J. Monroe Taylors
Gold Medal Soda or Saleratus. Never
use any other if Won can procure this
article. |; viii strengthen wesk st"m-
achs and relieve dyspepsia; is II saving
in the quantity of -four. &c. &c. Gro
GERS and Druggists most Ill sell IL.
The Wholesale Agents are Wholesale
GrocerS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-02-17

Every Nousa sho "a. esg.rssucs
n D eS,i mNklax kHoG .ln,. lhsr. e
ihr difficulty in "slsays getting to-
49,, results during tie Niater ..ssun
when the yeast set- siaiisi ar! The
dough Wont ~oFE u.s. usfa; rash-s
Ihing sou CA 10 unS.T su,A city
eunstsnUss !, - lus Nou' hfe,l -
Lsui.Tt'sch who u-.. ~.s RI C.oud
Fxaess - c =. Putnam .els
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-02-17

In Judge Savageis lecture, on the
Discovery Of Nebraska, VIC find this
interesting data: 1--WE have reasons for
believing that four years before
the Pilgrims landed on the venerable
shores of Massachusetts,, sixty-eight
before Hudson discovered the
ancient and beautiful river which still
bears his name. sixty six years before
John Smith with his cockney colonists
sailed UP q summer stream which they
named after James, the First. Of Eng
land, and commenced the settl ement
of what was afterwards to be Virginia;
twenty-three years before Shakespeare
was born: When Elizabeth wa . little
girl. and Charles the Fifth sat upon
the United throne Of Germany snd
Spain, Nebraska was discovered" In
July, A. D., I54I, the Spanish cavalier
and restless adventurer, Cornando,
with but a remnant Of hardy men with
whom he started from the tropical
scenes Of Mexico, first set foot on the
soil now bounded by limits of ouI
state, somewhere between the couh<ies
of Gage and Furnss. The
musty records of this exploring part.
are still extant. written in l54f, ant
they testify to the fertility of the soil
the various wild fruits and the sunny
streams of Nebraska. The first MAJ
Of the country now embracing thu
state of Nebraska appears to hav'
been drawn by Father Marquette, th'
religious enthusiast, who, in 1888
passed westward Of Chicago, sale,
down the Illinois river, the Mississippi
to the mouth of the turbnlszt Nilsson
ri, which he assembled to the debaucf
| ment of the Platte. The lecturer full
illustrated the reason Sr beiievein
, that the first discovery Of Nebrask
occurred nineteen years after the cor
quest of the Montezumas by the Spar
iards. Twelve years ago there wer
1 found On the hank Of Bakers creek III
3 helmet brass plate and gorget of
Spanish soldier, probably once belong
. Ing to q Of GrnsDdob fsithfi
fblioweR The credit fers eomple
e synopsis of this very interesting lie
ture is due the Central City Hens.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-02-17

N. =. Church. Feb. sDh. :. :. n 10
a. IN. and preaching by the Pastor at
II a. m, and communion services.
A Christian Lecture will he deliver
ed at Z ?. m. by the Pastor. Subject
The Formation Of Character. All are
cordially invited, especially the Young
people.
Prayer meeting every Thursday
evening.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-02-17

LsaI dice 1t Ti,oBins'oa Nsb. Jan q. $50.
Notice j. hereby & ven that ne following
named settler has flcd notice ~ he intention 60
make final proof IN suTr"rt ~ hi- ciatrn. and ss-
cure fnaI en,ry thereof. before james \. Iui-
l,yx. clerk 81 the court - Wstsfe- c.o7tv, at
his fee in Rel cloud. Neb.. On saturday
y February 9th. 1871. via:
HsNHY O.. ~CDrr.
u. :. No fc2s. f,r the .on'b-sc,iq usr;rr 'fse-
d tcw = rarge " vest. AID uRnss the fol"stuE
n his uithesss to prove rCnfinu.us rslt'ncs
on and cultivation of said tract w DAVID 4,
SmeIser Edward h~tss'f. Robot E'rni snf
tugnsiu. ". ~iluimgrsil all ~ EEL ClIui Web
isngfri2i :. ". SWlrLEk. REGISTER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-02-17
MINER BROS.
Red Cloud. NCh

NARTtIED.-Feh. 9Th. 1881. NJ the
residence Of the Rev. Geo O. N"i>cr,
tthe ofIicistin" minister in the city
of Red Cloud Nch.. Mr.. Frc.l NJ
Beach and Mis-, Catherine Fuller
both oil COwles Webster county
Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-02-17
On. o. ~. an, n.,,I, Of Red cloud

One u the wont nssds of Red Cloud
and Webster county. Is = pork packing
establishment. Anyon. will readily
See a. - glance the advantages 10 our
farmen and all classes, FOR that mat
ter. To be derived from the establishing
ofsuch N enterpri-e at this place.
Let the matter be talked up and cap
iial induced 10 take ho,i 81 the enter
prize.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-02-17

The demsnd for gold is great. hat
not equal To the demsnd for DIR. Mar
ehallS Lung Syrup. the great remedy
for coughs and colds. Try it. Price %
and 81 cents a bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-02-17

When physicians recommend DIR.
Marshall's Lung Syrup for coughs,
colds, etc. Of long standing. it certain
lv must he good. Call Mt the drug
store and try a bottle Of it. the price rs
only % cents and 50 cents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-02-17
MONEY 70 LoANi

Money - prov. IN With on final re.
ccipt, or on deeict ami Al : per cent
and l-S2 per cent commission. ar a;
straight 10 per cent M commission
J~o X MufHE1.
Once next door 10 Chi.g ofhts sFg
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-02-17

O. Fl iras - asraess. ss' rFs
- .- fHa tea asasFra n4 Eaw
o. - -rf aasH rfhff -iss-fw a. fst bel 80
&C. ~ So ssfflas eel e fF~aa Fsr ~
e. 48 rsruafsrs fs ass fan h#f e
g. Boz 90 s-ut rfre % sst t-grrf9 -e -
-, rns ss4sTdBa ts aa ~ 81 ssss q sf -
~ fsFa 90. ~ aE grraazss ~ -
ssrf tfes - afsit - ~ ssff eftss as=~f - q
dsFfstEx
N@ 2 Msfhnsts E~s. i.f-~ 49,
asSelf ~ issFEssss ssasfshg. y i&
OnAh.. see. y ssies.sS s.xss 80.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-02-17
GUIDE TO
-wfrU- -FpR-
f6HMS BUSINESS
Al IA r -n-yv-Fr

+. ~ fsF tbs best rusin~=s snA Social f,tle srd
usuF-iosk ever rabisshsi. Much -" i='rr
II teils both seses completely he's - Dc s'sv
thio- IN tlr b~st var. HsN 70 - iHur p-n
Ia-r-r. How - o. rsrta~rs Hrrrsrf's AT
sn~z-.-fsiy Hos O. "a Soeirtv s-f "a
ever IsTt q life. srd cnrtstas . saii mise ~
varied infarr silica in3tspsnssht = Al FlaFss,
for ennsiant reference. Arrntr Sss'sf ~ ~
o. spar. tine. t. sso< vhy tbs h-sah ~ eel
sslue ADD attractions srtss h-ttsv thaH shs .fhTf
apply FIR terri, % N. Is. 5csASfDbA g.,
T-6n ST L8ais. W
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-02-17

We arc informed that nc "Kcndalrs
Spevin Cure ia now sa!d bv I'll III"
leading wholesale druggists and .
large number Of prominent retail
druggists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-02-17
N!

Not the Crown of Kings, nor the
Crown OF Glory. bat die Crsxu Sewing
Machine, the latest snd best machines
in the markse. u viii paw ycu % call -
the PetOhce and spe u before son
purchase, For sale by d. B. NcSfT-
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-02-17

We call the attention of country
blacksmith. 10 our stock Of Pfow Steel
for spring Trade, We make low figures
on il. BEsLEY 4 iEaxINs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-02-17

Be wise In time and get q bottle ri
DR.. Msrhsii's Lung Syrup. which al
way. cures coughs and colds and pre-
vents consumption. Price only % and
50 cents a hottie.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-02-17
Usage ORANGEsEED.

Mitchell K Morhar; have for SHE q
supply of Usage seed 1t "A vcry reasona-
bic price. Those who contemplate
growing a hedge should give them 5
call, .stf
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-02-17

We mean bWsiar<; when we talk
Pumps. for we have 4 complete line OF
them, and more yet on the way.
BEsIEY 4 PERKINS.