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.t ?- ! rt f fc i; r; tf ;I LRED CLOUD CHIEF nr lm - 1-- -v - t-t- m 111 t -"--. -w- PU?USnET WEEKJ.T AT i Cloud, Nebraska. L. Mateer & 31. H. Warmer EDITORS and PROPRIETORS. ! VSIXESS DIRECTORY Attorneys at Law. .VKALET, ATTORNEY AT LAW, roSfe PUSH: ASD SSL 2S7A.72 Red Cloud, Xehrasha. tttnty Superintendent of 1'allic In struction. H. KftWEN. JAS. LAIRD. BOWE & LAIRD, t.ti'neys at Law V AND lEAL ESTATE AGENTS. W Wt.vractic' in all thz Courts of the State fcilATA 2TS3iL3EA m m 1 1, , . i. Cibb. Marqubtt & Mo ere, - 1. A W Y E 11 S, LINCOLN, NEBRASKA. One aTxi wUT h- in atrndance t rnch term "It 'be Iu'nt Carl f the cveral icsilirs in the lteiub.icau Valley. 2 1 -J T. R- V.LLCOX. J. S. (tlLHAM. Willcox fc Gilliam ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Wi.lT'tice in all the Courts of the State. Jm?" Collection Promptly Attended to OFF CE IN POST OFFJCI . 1JIj!L.D!N. Red Cload. - - - Neb. I. El. Freeman, s AM !ATA, . - VEK. Bc.v. and sells Western Securities. T" School Bonds a Specialty. " W. X. RICHARDSON, J. A. TCLLEYS Ricltardson & Tulleys, "Wi!! boy and soli Real Ette on Ominti io atif? iv taxc fr non-rcMI-nt.. i nt:enti'n ffireiiie!lcc:iJi. Cnr reT'ulu"" 'idtcJ. A'l letter of juquiry. ir n Ri- af promptly answered. KhDCLOL'D, - - - - SEB. R. W1LLCOX, N 5TARY PUBLIC. Converancins and all other Notarial Busir.es-vnH receive prompt attention. ja-iv isitions promptly and cornw- lyi tatcn. Address, RED CLOUD. NEBR.V5KA. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, K37ASI rU3I:3 AND m isii nivcr Franklin Coanty Nebraska. ay CUim for fale and tailorinc done in the latest style. , urea blouse, FRANKLIN, NEB. &xl --1 jlfammcdcthns? Lircry and Feed Stalin. RedClond, Nebraska. t.t.tS ii.YSS3. 1 StaWle in Own "b he C1 HOlt: Si!ttSSS j MPle iScSaodations at th HoteL w 1 CLOVERTON, NEBRASKA. ..proprietor. M. wills ,3 Good a'les, Good Beds, and Sqnars Meals, at iteasouiu ; Reasonibte Kates. .of the Travelling Pub- fSh-onace Xa tWede House. CIoye2rcoxxxxow2is w m - at m v a i m ' i i i i m i ii r ' i i! i 1 ; a b i . mj mj VOL. II- STEVENS HOUSE, STEVENS fc DOW, rr.orniETORS. Bloomington, - Nebraska. New Hou'e, Clean Bed?, and every thing that's Lovely. 1 ta"5tage leave this House daily for mil jK)inta South, East, and West. Good Stabling in connection with tne llou-e. To the travelling Public we would bimply soy "GIVE US A CALL," JACOB KOHL, Corner 1st Street aftd Hastwfls Avea o -Hastings, Nebraska. Kfcpi on hand at alt time the bet Liquors. V'i ie nd I.ccr. , ... , . Eicrythinzof the but quality the roarke. afford. 'lr,c'- "" REDMCLOUD MILLS. NATIVE LUMBER Constantly on hand. All kinds of DIMENSION LUMBER. SHEETING. FENCING. AND BRIDGE PLANK. All hold Cheap for Cash. Call and examine lumber and prices. - C. ItKaeuiiiber, Carpenter & tBui!d-2r Sod Casit ITefeasia. Ii- prcpnrrd to mak ctimatw amd take eontraci for all tiais of butldtnzs. --td Misi! S. A. Muiisell, "N'onM rep"ctfnUy inform tho Ladies of Red Cloud and viciuity that be ii pre pared to execute orders for MILLINERY, Dress-Making AND PLAIN SEWING of all Kinds. On hand and for saleaSne assortment of LACKS, VEILS, KID GLOVKS. LADIES HATS, ic K!iss S. A. MUNSELL, fin McNitt's Buildint.l RED CLOUD, - - XEB. HARNESS SHOP S.?V. Ludlow Is now prepared to do all kinds of work IN THE Harness line. The best of materials used, and all work WARRANTED. REPAIRING Done on sbnrt notice and at reasonable Prices. Shop in McNitts Store. Red Cloti XefcrasKa VICK'S FJL.ORAI. GUIDE FOR 1ST5. ! Published Quartekly.- January r Nut fuu..j- --- . j-v ...I.,- ,nt -lion!, ana COUi" u, KK-rases, "SL""' TT- ! tions ot more man .w.' . " . " Flower and Vegetables, wun airec- pobfished in the Kepubhca alley the kind in-the world. Only centy,Md become subscribers. tor the year, ruuiisuc-a a . &! jajflES VICK, for the year. Fubltstiea ia r.DS"-. RED THE OMLY PAPER IN WEBSTER CO. AND THK LARGEST PAPER INE ,f '' REPtJBLlCAJS' - -. Jt VALLEY- THE CHIEF, Is a Weekly Newspaper, published at Red Cloud, Webster County, Ne braska, and is devoted to the Inter ests of Webster County, and SOUTIIWEST NEBRASKA. Special attention will be gi ven t all Home and Local matters. Every thing of local or general interest transpiring in this and adjoining counties, will be accurately reported at the earliest possible date. Daring the coming political cam paign The Chief will support and labor for the success of the Republican Party. The interests of Immigration will be looked after, and the publiher desires the co-operations of all who desire to see Southwest Nebraska settled with live and enterprising pioneers. To this end furnish accounts of the re sources and capabilities of the soil, the best locations still vacant, mod, in fact, even-thing that will tend to induce immigration. m . .. A portion of oar columns will be de voted to entertaining and miscellan eous matter for family reading. 1 Aliwhn ira int proofed in hatnnr m -"- r . . wide-awake; hely, local lewsper MATHER WARNER. Efttrs 4 PrtfiiftKt : CLOUD, NEBRASKA. A HEART S REWARD. Mable Cliftos t before ose eitbC windows ot her fatter' magwiSceot mansion. A ervat stood f waiiisg. She was Baking oat a Iirt of article wanted for the aest 4mr. Coaiisx footsteps attracted her atteBtioa. She raised her eyes aW looked oat. The crimwo f ask deepened ob her bright yoang face. "Oh !" ia a tone of deep regret emped her Ups. 8fce tursed roood after an iataat cf tbooght aud said : "Joka, I am not just ready tofioub this list, and shall aot send it for aa hoar ycL If yoa have anything to at tend to in the meantime yoa can do it.' Mr. Ciifton bad been reading in a distant part of the roots. Hearing the door close after John's departure he said : ''You have not forgotten to send for thoce wines I spoke eft ny dear?" "He ha not goe jH, papa.-' "Ah, well do not make it late. They will be very busy to-night," her father haid, turning again to the paper. "Papa?" "Well I" "A boon, papa. Promise to grant me this last day of the year my boon.' "What is it oiy love?" "Promise to grant it, first." "Not in ignurance, child." "Trust me, father." She bad an eager, earnest, noble look in her eyes that her fither did trust in, and he promised her. "Well, you shall have your way." "Father, let us abstain from using wines to-morrow." "What! no, no, I cannot grant you that. No wiuea ! Why, child, hve you gone crazy? For tweuty-5ve years I have offered wines to my friends on New Tear's day, and never have felt that I was doing anything wrong. What has come over you?' "Ob, father! I have never felt just right when offering gentlemen wine, and just now, as I was making out the order for John, I chancad to raise my eyes just as Edgar Livings on was pass ing. It needed but a glance to see he was very mueh under the iufluence of liquor. Father, his mother i a widow, he is her only child, and all her earthly hopes center in him. Will they not be wrecked, think you, if he indulges in the wine cup? To-morrow he wil make many calls. BeautiiuL women will offer him wine. He will not have the courage, po&sibly, to wish to de cline. To-morrow night, most likely, he will return home to fill his mother's heart with sorrow. I don't wish to contribute one drop to that bitter cap." "My dear, whether we have wines vi uui, wnu uiui it wia LK3.ii tne same i as von sav hp will nialff innnv rail " I j "Pf,r ;fvnn hn.,1 , enn .nnM 1 . ..., .. jw- . - u .uurnjuu not talk differently? Think how many young men of the brightest future have failed, nay worse, won disgrace and early graves, from love of wine. I feel as if Edgar Livingston stood upon the brink of a fearful precipice. Fath er, stretch forth your strong arm to draw him if only step by step. If we do not save him, it will be a comfort to think that we urged him not for ward on his fatal course." "You are very much interested in this young man. Am I to conclude ' "Nothing more than lor his own and his mother's sake, I would en deavor to save him, or any other young man in his danger, father." "Here wil! be one of his first calls. Possibly I can detain him long enough to prevent him from visiting manv places where he would be exposed to great temptations. Oh, father, please grant me this V "Really, dear, I feel disposed to grant it, but so many will be disap pointed. Besides, I have not the courage to make this great change, and set five hundred tongues to work, speculation about the cause of it Some will declare I am about to fall, others that I have grown penurious. Ah! what is it John?" Just then a servant entered and handed him an envelope, saying "A telegram, sir." Mr. Clifton tore it open, read it and exclaimed : "Really, this is to bad, bat I must go. John, here " And hastily writing a few words for a return dispatch, he handed it to the servant, and taming to Mable, said : "My old friend Harwell is dyiu, and begs that I will hasten to I can not deny him. So yoa will bis, have to entertain y friends tomor row and explain to them the reason of ay failing to see them this first rime for so many years. 'And well, dear, yoa can do asyon rniw about the bill of fare. As I shall not be at home, the people will nnt hold me rc-pcusible for what hap peaed in y absence." "Oh, Aaek you, papa, for permis sion to do-as I choose. I will wiilinidy take aH ankiad remarks anycnefeelsr t Kke makiiNC. But I feel confident that jail that have aeasewiB gTe me their kiadest wisfces ftr witaoMiaf tempta- WEDNESDAY. MARCH 24, 1875. r r Aad to the f . j - .!.-? t , tioa iraa uieir uoys. aw w iuc i yoang aca 1 aaH try to sake ayelf .-..LU mnA LA nnt wIr anke lvcauiqi v ra.. v- w- m. . .i . .t rii j COSW tO Teiy BOB UIBl iaj win go awaj' qaStc as weB pleaded, and with thtir brains a food deal dearer, thaaiflnad ectcrtalaed thett wrth wiae.' Aa haar after 31 r. Ciifton was oa his way to ifce tide of his dying frieud, mad MaW Mt down and wrote : Dkak 1'LORr : Come help me to receive ear friend to morrow. Papa j haa bee called away, and 1 mast navs yoa with me, u 1 am particularly s ay receptioa a sue- anxioa to have css. Lovingly yours-., Mable. "Edgar likes Flory, I can sec plain ly, aad I think she is not wholly iadif fereattakim. Together, 1 think we can manage to hold him here till to jorrow, aad thus save his mother a great ocrowLost likely," said Ma beL - - .asBuw oef the loveli est cirls in P Friends wondered tlint lior tiirt hid nnt yielded tOsOUte .4A4BW W. MW. - .- . ...:...., T... ,. A,Al one Oi ner uiauv suiLuta. j did not know that she had no heart to yiild to any of those who had sought it. The first season she appeared iu the select circle iu which her father's wealth and position placed her, she met Earnest Addion. He was a noble looking man, ta'lented, with mini and heart alike fillcJ with true roolve. To T-..i K. 1...1 h.n -.irv- nfrrntiv. and Ji4Wl.l U. v. .w... -, she grew to love him, feeliug sure the fiuu? was not far distant, when he would come to tell her of bis love. But months rolled by, and he spoke not. Gradual!? bis visits grew ie fre quent, until they cea?cd. What it was that had come between his love and hers she could never think ; but she felt perfectly ture that he did love her and so, hoping that time would wive the my.-tery and bring a balm to her wounded spirit, she watched and waited fer the coming. New Year's day came beautiful and bright. Mabel and friend, Flory, nev er looked lovelier. Mabel had ex plained her wishes, and fully iufused her spirit into her friend. It was im possible for any indifferent person not to feel their powers of fascination. To Eiger Ltvinston, one of the first guests, they were quiet irresistable. He lingered on, notwithstanding the j many efforts of a yoang menu who accompanied him to draw him away. "Do stay and help," said Mabel, mod when Flory 's beautiful eyes re peated the wish, Edger yielded. Few. if any, went away from" the Clifton mansion dissatbfied. Every thing heart could desire or saggert, in the way of delicacies and luxuries of the season, Mabel offered his guests. Rut a her father had said, many . ? i . tongues were ousy specuranug juuui. ad " ffiW hours it was wi-cly ri:r. -..- ;;r. Known tnai .nss viuiuu waa 6"" -temperance reception. Eagerly Ma bel's eyes sought the door on every arrival of guests. She had had hoped for the coming of one. But the hours passed on, and when it grew late in the day, the hope faded and almot died out She had seated herself wearily in an arm chair, when the same greeting that had fallen on her ears so many times that day, "Happy New Year, Miss Clifton." caused the bricht light to return to her eyes, the beautiful flu-h to her face, as she rose to receive Ernest Addison. There was - . TnKiainn in Tit rrf- whn ll received fiom her the greeting which j seemed as if seeking an an-wer to the suspense of years. Her heart wms bounding with new hope. Edgar Liv-ing-iton bad drawn Flory to the win- dow. They were looking oat on the j pascrs-by. Reeliug along the side- walk, shoutinc and singing a drunken , -,,-. j i l. snc, came Eigars inend ot the morn I incf Flory turned from the sickening sight Edgar followed saying : "But for you and Miss Clifton, I , might have been one of that party." And going to Mabel h said : "Miss Ciifton, your slumbers to night should be peacefcl. Yoa have not helped to cloud either brain or heart of any ofyoar friends to-day. Accept ay warmest thanks for having saved me both. Edgar saw an eapressian in Ernest's eyes that made him think it would be aite as agreeable to all parties if he would take Flory back to the recess of the wiadow, to the piano, or any where oat of hearing, just then. A few moments after his fine voice was blended with a well chosen duet. Then Ernest told Mabel of the love that had been hers eTer since he knew her. "I came one night to lay my heart before yoa. offered them that I placed 1 a vrttA T woo the heart of oae who held swh a ... a fearful tempuooa berore me; why yon will taow wnea x rea you tae i- rxbte tiatn. -xy omy unnaer cb. dowato a drunkard's grave; the wo- n krd arwed him Ott. u -- T - . fmm fatal Ha frtw to Jwre a fceastifcl Yoa had maay guests and amoant, the rate of interest an wnen rapa ar e o 6-we Beer lfeak? wfc wine. Yoa noticed not and where is payanie ; wurco- vmu - tie morfi ur thwir .. t V kiL1 mkw Lm w-tms a- V " I my gUss aatomAedMfshaflteregistenrfbytaecoaiKycier., -3 -., w---.. . j . uf, le T AJ wot fWormitv with aectioa three of the ' "Cas the top ofycur head is pot- - 1 - ' j girl She w wild and tbourhtW, aad onr aiht, t a party n ner fth i t a Kntiw klii nr?? fiim tn tannic . i .? t l- t. .-t... j vfuc k?. tct imc uui au uc witre," said she- He resi-ted. She j taunted hitu about leaving to airsti .taw entirely beca-Uje he had not the If- . , . , - .-, i control 10 use wine in moderation, tie yielded, accepted the taul glas Iroui her hand, and drank, firtaiod.rate!y, then on and on, in the old fearful way, until the end came a ruined life and a mother's broken heart. Do you woader that I fled from yoa ? Every DOa since, yearning to return, yet daring not. To-day T heard wh it you were doing. IUrne?tIy thankia God that Ifent had dawned upon yoa. I hastened here to lay my heart before the onlv w-tnin I ver lovetL Will yoa be my wife, Mabel ? Her heart was too fall of joy she could not tell him in words how happy she was, bet her little hand lay still in his fehe raised her eyes a moment. and he saw the love of year beaming ,o answer. Judg" ' rKro He needed no . .... w. VHVHVV-VH- ..--.. vn - .l.. t :,. .-t. .v. . m irum iuc iuw iuucj iuiu uitu mc , voices in the other room had fallen, I think some other hearts had found thoir mfttps. Bat the nair-i were ?n- arated. or rather rejoined, by lhe ., turn of Mr. Clifton, who entered, call ing oit : "Mabel, dear, to me the-e rooms i ! look rather dark. Let's have the ga i torrid n if en-i n!eae." . --, And when there was light enough J for Mr. Clifton to look into his dauch - tr piv. h 2-nr a hiifl-it hffht hirr- .. ing there. Another moment when , 5uret,to of anv of thcm for n,oc re Flory came to greet him, he said will. , f m Wr? eapaoty. or for -j the breach of any official duty, there Ha! I see why you yoons folk s may"U a of atn if the de know nuthinc of the surmundiuc dark-endant thcrcm bM' w,th,a lwcnt ne-guided" by the Ktrht within. da-v from the wndition or judgment. Weil, have you had a pleasant day?" . rta:re tw. or taore. ""Sclent free . l j, r..i. .i ..,.. hold sureties to enter into a bond ac recrets to steal in and uur it ." Mabel said with a bright smile. 4.r - a ru -,..1 r . solve, MabeL How glad you will be to know, when I tell voa that this morning I closed the eves of a father whose only wu wJS mway in some driukinc saloon. How :ny heart ached tor that lather I anl wnat a uj balm it was to me to think at that time my j fl.tncrThtpr wa tint hiiMintr f 1 1 faf:il i chtoanv youqgma,,." said Mr. Clifton, his voice trembling. Before another New Year's dav Ma- i.i ,,! i,, u.nU r;,!..,? Mr , CTa tUt J .MM S .Wt w home of their own, and the happy re membrance of their reception is never clouded by the thought that they have added one drop to the cup of bitter ness which ih many wives and moth ers, sisters and brothers, have to drink the cup of sorrow which i so often prepaied for them by .i-ter women. Scil tad Prsrlsc; Basis. The following law as to registering of school and precinct bond- was pa- 1 ed by the late Legislature and thould be carefully perused by coanty and officers : An act to amend an act entitled an "Act to provide lor me registration . ! . ".. of precinct or townsl hip, and school, district bonds." Be it enacted by the Legislature of sureties, and the clerk shall enter and the State of Xcbraslia, Seal. Tint indct the same m the proper idg section four ofan act "To provide for ' ment docket, as ia case of other judg the registration of precinct or town-1 ments. ship and school district londs." Ap- Sec 7. When the surety is entered. ninrci? PIirtirr. '21 I7H. be and the i same is hereby amended .-o as to read as follows: Sec. 4. It shall blithe duty i of the board of Commi-sioners in each coun- ty, to levy annually upon all the tax- able property in each precinct or town- ship and school district, in such coun- ty, a tax sufficient to pay the interest f - ij, : a i,' accruing upon any bonds issued oy snch precinct, tonbip an-1 school ( district, and to provide a sinking fund for the final redemption of the same ; such levy of the county, and the taxes 4 judgment debtors and are tie, de i "Well, my son," ald a Detroit LttL collected with other taxes, and when , scnblng tbecr as debtor ot enreties i w to his enH-year-ad sob the o:hrr collected shall be and retaain in the j therein. ; rnghf, "what have yosr done to-da hands of the county treasurer, a sped- Sec. JO. Where a stay of execution f that maybe set down m a goou fie fund for the payment of the inter- fa hecB taken, such confessed judg- deed." ests upon such bonds, and for the final I nient shall aot reiease mBy judgm-at f "Gave a poor boy ve cetKa' w payment of the same at maturity. j uen, l rtae of the orixuni judg- i lied the hopefuL It shall be the duty of the county j ment for the amount then dae. The Ah, ha ' that was charity, and ' clerk to furnish a copy of his register to the coanty treasurer. It shall be the duty of all prednct. township and school district boards or ofacers, iaiaiedntely after the pas,are of thi act, to furni-h thecoanty clerk, of their respective coanties, with a statement of the amoant of hoads heretofore isned by their nredsct. townships or school distiets, and sot alreadv naid. the date of each bond, act which thw act ameaaarory, awa . T J , the taxes hereafter tened a pay ooaa-- mu uijrw ..-, --- jevieu uj t twwwj - fccted by thecoaaty trearer. aad oe mad remaw m his aaads,- a epeone i 1 fasd far the Bwtwmc far which it u 1 raismt- ia ail aare&ref .wnen aaa - --r f ..n . I -" "" 1 J . t..-,m rv.Tri ttl I MMBMBBBBBMaBBB I kU T u& T' FBW p . t i NO- 32. ! provided for in this act ; aad the fee i- - i t- ; . r t. ...... c, ... r ..-. k-.? ,n k. 4C imkilj U.C KUk Vi (,44 Wtif W 1 , j - T :j . r .i .t .- . r.i r.v i p?iu o'ai u. mr cumi;cai jui.-u mj ik ( prednct, township or boo! dftncL bee 2. This act slimil Ule cSect and be in force from and after it pa.- : sare. Approved, February 2Tth ITo. AX To rrorie foe tj of ta m4 orJcrr oftal He it ennetfti by the IsgiA xturt cf j tAe State of Xcuranbi. i . ' "" .ao M-T ' vt' , cUt,0 or Drdcr raJtf QJK any ' ', mcnt or dcCTtre ?ha11 granted for a hm?cr t,n,e thsn utae tft0r,tb5, rroIU i and after the rendition of such jadjj- tncnt. Sec. 2 The order of lc on all decrees for th !e of mortced lrremie. hal! b- stayed for the jk- ' " of mne raonth, frna anJ aftcr the rendition of such decree, when- 1 ever the Oetetdent shall, witlim ten uay. aner me ren-tuioa oi ucu at- cree, file with the clerk of the court. ' a written request for th rae. Ve rJe that ifihe defendant make no ."ucn rcque: ithm twenty days the f?Jer of tale may i-ce itnrncdi;te!y ' nTfiT flii Tt?mtnri thrnf J ccc' ya a41 Jaa?i lor tne ! i- iir.i ..i .ti recovery oi money, except tno-c ren- dered in any court on an appeal or !. A it - ? - 1 wm ol crror incr". or agaiu-t any I nmvr rFWT rF wwrr r tftja . P, ..--., . ..r,.v. .,.., . kwW?in then.-elve. purity for the defeudent ior the payment of the juucmcni. ini?rr.ianu eow zrnm tne , 1 i tIme of rendering judgment until paid, a ,olIo,rs: -. ie am for which 'JoJpwcnt wa rendered exclu-ivc of ! co'u' docs not we1 fift' d,Ia", th moni,l,, "d- 'l the foT u,cu joojjiucut w;w renierca ei ciu-ive oi c:, exeeea ntty noiiari, and doe not exceed one hundred dol- , ,a"' ' mnnth 3J- ,f lhe 'um for h,ch " rendered caclu- """f of ct"' cxcmii 0De hamred dollars, nine month-. Sec. -J. Otfieer apprrving iitay bon-i aball require the affidavits of the icnen of such bond-4 that they own real estate not exempt fmic exe cutions and a tide from incumbrance, to the values of twice the amouut of the judgment. Sec b. No proceeding? in error or appeal hal! be allowed after pucb tay ha been taken, nor nhall a fty be taken on a judgment entered as here in contemplated, agiinst one who is surety in the rtay of execution. gKa c. The sureties of the stay of J execution may be taken and approved ky the clerk, and the bond .-hall be recorded in a bock kept for that pur ,-e, u ..ae u,e ,uree aou eBect o. pose, and have the force and ecect ot a judgement confese from the date thereof, agamat the property of the i nftpr CTwnpinn t itnl tUn fnt shall immediately notify the sheriff of the stay and he -hall forthwith retnrn the execution with hU doings thereon. a Set. S AH property levied on be- fore stay of execution and all written undertaking for the delivery of per- Mjnal property to the -heriff, ehall be relinquished by the offcers, upon the j- - i - . stay of execution being entered. Sec 9. At the expiration of the ay, the clerk shall issue a joint exe- cution aea:.t the property c fall the i oScer hoidiag the aid execution shall return tneretn wnat amount was maae from the principal debtor, aad how . 'rom sureties. ' SEd tl Sections 47 47 4SQ- z6 j 1 or title 14. chapter 57, of the re- j vied states are hereby repealed. j Sec, 12, Thu act shaH tae effect aaa oe in ajree rrom aa aiter its Pa- ' sage. Approved x-eomary is.. t 'Cm wl la m a Is "rt A w fc . -f """-" " , -- j - j good ma ur tae aoa: 'Pat, io yoa aaiertal FresthT trYmj, if V aaoka k limk" AwHif tire f pie f tit wV tkere b siArfWc faw fad " I Prtt'at Grant Lcmj a retd tlw j eqHafaariwi boantr b2. Off of ih realms circa for q dom ti rrr"J'"l as eatlrely I00 1,- 'r< l9 woSd be bencaucd aad iliat tkey la bored fcr tbc aJoptKH vf the ne9rc t BjitKSbly true. Hat h a l.rieapal wowd ?& a forcibly to - . . ir j rao-t every rJcsiKn max caw ""' ; Wy estac up. If & Vnrtl . fw-.. m MW Tml of war. fir ISrtit5CC : the Has arrunsist wasKJ raternra i. ,t-tt r. r arwl tirr'Tcnt tL buikljar til it 10 i - -- 1 a tee cooirscjcr would W &s uae of aS awa niw aias. jt ic i ibe oiot to be bac5tt-J. The oiBKT irvott rnren. Vat tlr i anaactal Rdiu3 of the ccucty wovlU Bt warraat the cs;njcdtture cf fo aaoch money, i b?:ter thoujrs not al together u?f .ctnry. The true rcuca e jatct. however w not civen. and that H th-U the j proideot lake great lrJ io the r? :d rcdoetioo of the nation! debt, and t ....... . . . . .. . the KlK.O-tvn Bv-c-a-y tcf Any ot the procoa of thi, bJi ouW wdlj disirr:mfC. h pbo, is that dirtfetwe Tkc auioacl of money wlncV the pg lhl, btli oaU have pliJ ! in circulation iu Buffalo county would ' probaWr wl fji Uo,. f $&)(&, aQi wtMlej i5 Wt? ja now it wauU Uta fe. ttS y, graade-t more, luiaeinable. That a twbr bul taeti fotuctitue bvcotne a la there can be no uucitiun. bc caue it h an ast of jmtice. A"ram,y ltsx. . The mwt ex train dbary instance of patience oa recurd in modem titaei i that ofan American Judge whoH-t" eaeinireutly for two heus while a of wordy layers contnacl . - . . it . a,oUt ti,e con-tretwu of an at et the I ' !-,.;.!,., ami i!sb:i ended the oo ! . . ..- i irovcrsy by quietly reniarlirrK; ".o ' .1 ., -t t. . - . 1 I . IICOSCD. IUC law j rruvann. Vetcrday noon, a a boy about eleven year old was going up IU ' land street with a quart pail full of milk, he otumbitd and -pilled out a full pint. He et the pail down. hW ed uo azatn-t the fene 1 rsedhated i for a few minotet, and then enterct! J the Capito . I&choo grourK repbead the Iot milk by holding the pale un der the hydrant, and went hotue with a gnn a foot long nr. .:i face. "You ay, Mr. .nooL, that you plaintiff leaviug the boan. Wk rs hate?' "yWrr" "Do you know wliat caused tfco haste''" "I am not artin, jir, but I think it wa the boot uf hit landlord." "That will do Clerk, call tire next witness. An Iowa woman went tochnrch one . Sonday and "ex pcrienced religion." Arriving home she caHed her chiWrcn,. about her and ?aid "I am piou now, and aw going to give you to dy to get reli$in. If you don't do it in that ti.n? I will whale your hid off I haee Icarwed yjy duy. Po you hear me T "Here anothrr dvughme-tie diCT niity," Mid a Brooklyn woman, ai she found her bread heavy. "Cut that meat or jrsof c2rc 1 will," id a We-trrn Kntt!cky witer as he strapped a cae-koife otr his boot leg. The guet was one of rnur liartiai, ,wn fnjm. t... ,nJ . , .f . Several factories have cocraw-ncfatl to manufacture band bote six feet high intended for the "cotaing bon neL" A Newark chp, who, oa short ac quaintance, married a widow, ran ' awa wbca bc discovered that as wa? , lhc tBOtr,er ot two children. A Texa female compoi:or can ct 1 two column? of bourgeot- per day and . have plenty of time left tor break wild : horses to rJdlc; j , - , , , . , . 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