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LEGAL Notice.

,,TNrE BANK OF RED CLOUD. PLAINTIFF,
- w. c. NJ. Barrett. defendant In the county
court of Webster county. Nebraska 10 g. n.
Barrett. defendant. yuu ar" horeby notified that
the State Bank &c Red t!oCd have commenced
slut against ysd in me county cUUrT in and far
the ro,niy ~ Webster aud i-satf at Nebraska. IA
recover IN. sum OF $3.50. ana thai on the ifth
dav Of hnrii, 1851. an order of attachment was -
sued against YOU from SAID court. You are al-d
notified that Unless YOU appear and answer on on
before the md day of .IHne. 1885,. y"tIr tCfau't VIII
I've entered AID Judgment rendered against you
AS urayed- FRANK K. GCTP.
:Sy Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

JUSTICE BUSINESS IN COUNTY COURT
81 before GeOrre ~. YciSer. Comfy Judge IN
and iOr Webster county and S,ate ga Nebraska.
Isaac Y. Taylor
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After having lung fever and pneu-
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ton Iron Clad Cans,
upon which the utmost
human skill and genius
have been employed
combining, durability
utility and perfection!I
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Seven men caught steel
ing Barb Wire, and have
accumulated and i'm
mense stock, and secret
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FULTON'S Store and
must be sold at once at
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LIGHT IN LANDS OF DARKNESS.

Record Of Mission Work in Greenland, Egypt Syria
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INDIA. THE LAND AND THE PEOPLE.

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things and ideas. The tongue OF Goethe hnu
Schiller is the only one spoken IN her l"uei""i
eRtOurdge The greatest joy of her me- al'c' no
marriage 10 a German Prince. was to give her
eldest daughter to the Prince Royal ofPrnssia.'
NJ DARYL charges English society with being
hvpocritical and full OF cant, ana nc does noV
srrple to intimate that the Queen Is responsible
for at least some part OF TINS she oelhe "naV Ho
calls 'the High Priestess of Convcntionallty.D
We do not think NJ. Daryl likes the Queen, for
he s less fair TO her than any other English per
eonage or Institution. When he passes to the army
and navy the courts and the police, nothing can be
more candid and judicous than his observations.
He points ont the weakness of the army and admits
though not quite willingly, the strength of the
navy. He admires the judiciary frankly. and shows
why il is what It IS:
Incapable or unworthy judges are rarer in Eng
land than in any country. The reason IL clear
instead Of being recruited lrcm the most mediocre
members of the bar, from hungry oice-seekers
without practice the English judges do not reach
the bench until they have shown their htness 10f
the honor by long and brilliant career as adVo-
Gates. . Fifty years is the lowest average age
of the Judges. Public opinion never ratlles an ap-
pointment which is not Justified by well recog-
nized legal experience and integrity of character
The London police are complimented very highly
by NJ DARYL. He of course contrasts them with
the old French police. He says: Everybody re-
CARDS them not as political agents and instruments
of OPPRESSION but as simple guardians Of the peace
and Of the public liberties" Elsewhere he says
that they are thoroughly trained, patient, calm
and as oblging as brave.
The method of examining prisoners puzzles him,
and he thinks the French way better Nor can
he reconcile himself to the manner in which sen
tence of death is passed. The English judge he
thinks is too hard and severe at this point The
French practice is to abuse and attack the prisoner
os long as his criminality is in doubt; TO assume
it, in fact. in advance, and to try all methods to
entrap him But when once he is found guilty he IS
treated with all possible consideration and the
French think il mercifu not to let the doomed man
know the time of execution. When the fatal day
arrives and an hour or two before the execution,
he is told what impends, and not till hen. Iruy
different nations have different views of what con-
stitutes mercy.
We have but barely indicated the salient features
in NJ. Darv's book which abounds with quotable
observations. 1t is on the whole the fairest and
the least superficial work of the kind that has yet
appeared not excepting Taine's Notes on Eng
land" which dealt very little with facts. This
however is a serious endeavor TO depict the outlines
of national life and it Is conceived and executed IN
an impartial and earnest spirit. Much of course
remains to be sald concerning English social man
ners and customs, but his publishers hint in pre-
face that perhaps the author may before long bring
ont another volume.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-09
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

NEW-YoRK, WEST SHORE & BUFFALO RAILWAY
Trains leave Desb rosses COrtand foot of West % stat
For Chicago Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls and BuaalO,
sS y. M.
For Newark. Rochester Syracuse and Oneida $50 mi's
pm.
Utica Little Falls Fort Plain Canaohare Port Jackson
Amsterdam, $50. ll:20 =, mi %
Albany and Catskill. -, $50 II 20 m $50 . p N -
NewbuTg Kingston, Highland POughkeepsie s. 9SO ll%
L. H.. 3:40 A3O, . D. m.
-Daly. Other trains daily except Sunday.
Buffet Parlor Cars on $3.50 and ll.20 H. aud 430p IN
trains Tor Albany.
Paror Buffet cars on $3.50 a. train for syracuse and
Rochester -.
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars p train Tor BunAl'
and Chicago ,.
Tickets and time tables ocos OF the eom
pany Jersey city Pennsylvania Railroad station Br0kyn
NOA COuTtst. Annex ohioe foot OF tutonst e3o tnoyt
st. and No. Dekalb-syei NewHOrk CITY Nos TO-, ~.
POL 1868, Al9 piG S2S Broadway No Union sl4Sd% ~, ~
1877 0thaVe No l0S East l2Oth ST. Pennsy ANA ktS -
pon foot DesbrOssesst foot COruandtst and West sh""
staiioIL foot West t2d.st . - ,
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Tnetruciion.
Musical.

AN ORGANIST of this city desires an en-
n gagoment church in NewGork B%fG2Syn % & OF TeT
win be made favorable n application ~ msde ths
letter. 10 A. J. LUTHER, 20i broadway Uoom " Ne"
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street Ferries fOllOwsi . . - q oot
8l0 100 $40 10 ard Limited II, 1ll0a m. 1, 800
$40, 4, 8, aud and ~ night sundays SO -
Limited and 10 1, o, Z, and SD M, and IL nEhG
Trains leaving NewYork daily except sunday 2O $50 and
ll;lO IN, 2. and y IN, connect at Trenton tor
Camden.
Returning trains leave Broads Station, PhadePha 2Ql
3:lj $40 4. 435 Except Monday, 500, $50 $40, $50
II, and so (Ltmited Express 30 and go m !,
g. 4, 6, 6:3O 74O 145 and on sunday l&O, 3lo,
500 A. 436. $50 a. M l. 5;-0 Limited ESQ, 740, 741
and p Leave Philadelphia via Camden, 500 a u,
daily except sunday
Ticket Oees, 49, $40 and 944 Broadway Astor House,
foot Of DesbrOsses and tOrtandt streets, Courtstl
and Brooklyn Annex station. foet OF fulton,st.
EmgTant Ticket Once No Battery Place aud Castle Car
1en.
The New.York Transfer Company will call for and checl
baggage from hotels and residences.
CHAkL kS r.. PUGH. j. X. WOOD,
General Manager General Pass'r Agent.
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
L On and after Feb. ~ 1854.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains NewYOtk va DesbrOsscs and CoItDdt sueei
Ferries follows .., -,.r-.
Harrisburg Pittsburg and south, with Pullman
Palace Cars attached and p M daliy N,"-l ptS
Chicago Limited Of ParO Dining, SmOAlng ana sleep
ing Cars. at 9 a. every days
Wililamsport Lock Haven m. p m Cory ana ie az
D. connecting Cory for Iitnsyine Petroleum OehuS
and the on Regions. a. , ,,..-,.,....o,,
Baltimore Washington and the SOUTH dHh4lk
Express" ~ Pullman PariOr cars daily except H,,hs ~
a m arrive Washington 4.O5 Regular wa b ana =
v al go and $50 a m $40 and pm and IL night: VA
B and o. r. Il, and p. and ? night su1day va %
and p r. Il. 6:1j D. H. and Il hshl wa d. 'i ~ -
r.. =. m. and II night 49,.
For Atlantic city except SUNDAY, witp uIoush "' P" "
For Cape MAY. except Sunday, ll:lO a. m . ...,-
Long Rranc6 Bay Head Junction, ana nteIeh" saOns
v9 RAILWAY and Amboy - m. II noon, 5:lO p m. On
SUNDAY . a m. and p M do not stop az ssbuI{ iaiAl
To,s rookIvu Annex connect with all through trains no
Jer4ey CITY anording speedy and direct transfer ior
BrOohlyntTayeL , o,o..-,,,.ono %, -.qoo,s
loo n m daily. and a. N. daily except Monday FROM
Washington and Baltimore $50 and % r. m, $40 3JOs
so 9:3O iO.D5 1895 p sunday, $50 900 a M
Imam aud OBS m From Baltimore l:-O p. NM on sun
days 92O p From Phiadc pha, 800 6l9 63O, 600 Z
except Monday, $40, 800 loiO, 1880 a. NJ, l-O 81
$50 $50, G:LO 100 7.30 500, 92Q 1905, 100 and
lO8j D. IN sunday $3.50, o;2o $50, 6JV, no. II5V a. NJ
400 t3J. 900 1000 1920 and l03J
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Steamboats, an6 Railroads.

EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU
u hATONiC and NAUGATUCK HAIlROA ADS-steamers
te9Te Cathe Gne slip II p. 25dst East River
hlVp. N. Fare lower than w any other route.
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- Prrparcs for college or Finely located health
ial and thorough Re% FSr SFS'1GB W ar B61EY a. NJ Principal
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, POUGHKEEP;;
s T. VI PrePaTc' @ for oyf bspe ioT Ceg6 g6S MIIEY
PTinclPI PGESlT5d."' s'D00' anu '0' business -
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
ply to c. b. METCALF A NJ, superintendent
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Chester 22d year pSeIG SG TiE1 President
DYE. n. Y.-Bradford Mansion school. Open
Ii ing OF spring Feb. :. C.J. COLLINS Principal
For Young Ladies-Country.
DORDENTOWN, n. Female College;
Peror Music and 4 hev M G G5w% % m
MISS MOTIFS English and French Family
WI ard Day School Ior Young Ladies $3 Walisti New
Haven Conn The nm year begins Thursday September 70
V1HE ELMS.-Family and day school for
GLRLs mn Nq ,ii,d Idi st SpT3fffF Ni AMPNEE
For Both Sexes-Country.
CLAVERACK COLLEGE
~ and HUDSON River Institute Claverack, N
FITS for ALL coLLEGEs and BUSINESS.
French, Art and Music specialtics. Both sexes
School continues open during July aud August ,,.
Rev. ALONZO FLACK, PHI d.. President
MONTHLY RATES Low for home com
w forts and with thorough instruction
small and backward children taken Best city references
LAMBERT ACADEMY Wilton, Conn.
INSTRUCTION AND HOME.-For four
children five years old; cergymans family healthy
location. Address RECTOR box 80 MuiOrd Pehn.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE,
III Nyack.Outhc- Hudson. -
BOTH SEXES. NO EXTRAS But MUSIC AND AEL Az
Private instruction for backward scholars. $50 send Tor
new catalogue. ". II. BANNISIER \. NJ, Principal
Miscellaneous.
INSTRUCTION AND BOARD WANTED
polite orphan boy Of u. either In country
boarding school private board town where there are
good public schools preference within 100 miles OF New
York Cty Address with particulars and lowest terms bOA
3Gl0, NcW.Iork Post Office