EwSeaoMMaNMeimtri
3"
THE tfi CUM CMCF.
THE RED CLOUD CHIEF
Red Cloud Chief.
n..i.iMi. a Y.-iwiraaeegg
jtaUrrfUia .
rottTSUID IT7BX TBXftJISAT AT
III CISTO, ITEXEASIA,
BT
M. L- THOMAS,
C4lteraa4 Preprleter.
LWal a4 9 V
ittfi&ralJm.
"Eternal Vigilance is the price of Liberty." and $2.00 a year is the price of the Red Cloud Chief
AH trawea airetiS ett
f be p4 fa? J 4ra.
BED CLOUD WEBSTER CO, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY. MAY S2 1S79.
NO. 41
XHR
4t
I
VOL. 6.
I2.C0 jer year, Invariably in Adraact
c
Subrrrlliers whn lo not receive their paper
rtvlr)y. will confer a favor It notifrinr ne of
the fact at once.
Correftn1pnri solicit 1 from all part? of be
Canstr a Bute, on matters of general nter-
luna rae arc we reipontible for the Tirwf or
piniur of our rnrrrTo&denti.
'" do tt yoblU1- annnynmue letters aadeom
Bmicmi. r. AIWAYS sive TourtiRtna.
v'vi:if"A1VrJTrV".ri,on?im A TTORSEY AT LAW. Bed Cload
H0SWJ2SS DIRECTORY.
Attorneys at-Law.
D. S. COOMBS,
I Ncwspa
' th Davis
Official Directory.
COKGHESftUVAL.
A. S TaM-rk. Barlee.
Alrin Far.nri pt. Omaha.
Ttotna J. Major
EXKCUITYE
alpixl'8 N'AKrn.
jFa. Office in Court Floor,
i improved farmr.
Keb.
Money to loan on
TJ.W Fentr
II. S. "enator.
Represent tire.
W. C. REILLY,
A TTORSFJl AND COl'XSELOR AT LAW.
oTcrnor. .
- - ..-
fcVlYXT' And'hoT - Attention Gircn to Collections
.M. lUrtlett Treannrer Orridt-Orer Johkrojc Ccktr More, with C.
C. J. Dilworih. Atl'j ?rn. II. POTTER.
e it. iEoui,fun. i.inrom.Mjp ran infraction
JUDICIARY. I
. IJ. Tike. Omaha. Chief J ntirr. I
afflSL. Aviate a, ftTTORSEY .AND COUSFKIJDR
wn.tsTi:n county. ?4 a. ! .J u"lata NeJ,r"la- . p
J. a. Tullera. County nerk. tire in all the Courts of the ttate. m
K. ii. June. Treasurer, j Prompt attention given to all business
iT" . Warren.
t A.r-oj.e
JAS. LAIRD,
11. K. Bbrrsr.
W. K.Thorne,
. 7. Hall,
i.. II. Luce.
AJi. Crary
Probate Judfo. , Clitrutted tQ hjB we
Boh on I Kup't,
Coroner.
County Purveyor,
oonty Ooinmixiionorn.
Office
eabt fide Juniata Avenue.
on tne
July 1 7
Newspapers aomiaatiog raeb- of
the Dtvis family for President cn not be
too explicit. If thrr mean Jeffrrron
Davis they msy bo regarded as "crowd
ing the reason," if they mean Seoater
David Davi., they are apt to be consid
ered too hi. Explicit Ftatemcnts only
Hhould Ic "fiang from the mart-head."
A paper published in Missunippi
ypcakeaft follows of the lamented Abra
ham Lincoln, calling him an "infamou
traiton" "Mr. David Davij made a
pperch in the United States senate on
the 22d inst . in which he allayed to the
!ae notorious Abe Lincoln in terms of
fultome flatteiy. We hope the senate
chamber will never again be disgraced
in this manner. The day i paat for
eulocizing (he infamous traitor who
plunged our country jnto bbsdahed.
Let us have no more of it."
Haple Grove Farm.
Onr Washington Letter.
ClirKCIl 1UKMTORT.
BAPTIST; Rkv. O.O. YEIHER. Pnetor.
Eerv cei in the Conrt Houe the "nd
and 4th Sabbath in rach month moniinjc and
eyeninjr. At fruide Rock the 2nd Sabbath mor
ning and evening.
METHODIST: Rev. C. REILLY. Tanton
HerTices in the Church u h Sabbath,
alternating mornine and evening with the
l'reil'3 cnan rrrvuee.
Mt. Pleanant every two weeks ot 11 a. m
eoBi'c Nov. 101878. Tenny Creek, Ker. 3 at 3
p. m.- Onk Creik at 3 ji, m. every two weeks
alternatinc.
-TOES'THRIAN. Rrv. J. M. PP.YSE
L. l'ustor: Ferv-cei in the Church each Sab
ha'h alternating morning and evening with the
Methbdirt enicp
COXGREGATIONAL: Rev. GEO. RESr,
I'artor. Hervicen In the Court Iloune the
ft and 3d Hahbath in each month.
Union Prayer meeting every Thursday evening.
Babboth School every Sabbath morning at 10
A?x. Closet lit 11.
Mn. H. A. IInwiRn.Supt.
SOCIETIES.
J. S Gilliam
ATTORNEY AND COUNSFLOR
A AT LAW.
Office one dnnr north of Kalry Bros.
RED CLOUD, - - - NEB
J. R. Will cox,
TTORNEY AT LAW
ii.nrr. CJullectionB nr
Office one door north of Chief Office.
SZH CLOUD
ATTORNEY AT IjAW ana u. a; vomiair
aioner. CollectionB promptly attended to.
USB
I.O. O. F.
Rrn Ci."un Lonor. No. 64 I 0 0 F
ninu even Katurday night in the
MlMoiuc Hall. MctnUfTf cr otner
Lotgcf are cordially iuvit'd to attend.
I. tTr.ix.ss. u.
C. II. Pottke Hec'y.
A.F Ml JL HI.
A CHAlTr Loner No. 53 Rerf Clnnd. Neb.
(Tm- meetf Friiay evenings on or before full
lkJ moon. Viniting brother, in good stand
' ing. are cordially invited t uttend.
J.CALVKRT IV. M.
I.Ft.ih 8ec.'yv
YOUNG MEN,
BMlr to editor of thin newspaper for half
ae5b rihip (at discount), in the Great Mercan
tile College. Kckuk. Iowa, on the Misif?tPP;
l'oek keeper. Penmen. Rnpertera Operators, ani.
Teacherf thoroughly fitted. Don't tail tc add
drew
Prof. "W. II. Miller, Kcoknk. Iowa.
o. c: CASE,
ATTORNET AT LAW. Office over
Heed's furniture pfore.
BSD CLOUD, USB
Collections made and promptly remitted.
E. S.EALE7,
Agt. B. t M. R. R. Land.
C. W. EAL2Y
Notary Public.
J It
""f
Satu rolr;
ATTORNEYS AT LAW and real ea
tato Agents. Will practice in all the
Courts inthis State and Northern Kan.
Collections promptly attended to and
Correspondence solicited.
Red Cloud Neb.
Auditor Liedtke has, up to the pre
sent time, disbursed from the appropria
tion made by the recent legislature giv
ing a bounty on wolf scab", $4,G20.
This amount represents fcalps to the
numbrr of 10,020, yet we are told, by
tho;-c who pretend to know, that Nt-bra-ka's
supply of wolves has not in the
least diminished. The horn steadeiH
say that hardly a night passes by but
what there whelps of ancient renown
make night most hideous in there vain
endeavors to solve the problem of bread
and butter.
X F. GREUTER,
JtPrftctical enae Sign Cfml
Wagon Painter .
K. IX.. No daubing done uulcw ordered.
WELL BORING
BY
W. & O. B, Harvey,
Are prepared at all rimes to bore or
drill wells.
Rates Reasonable.
INAVALE - - NEBRASKA.
Edwin C. Hawley,
ATTORNEY AND t:OCN
A SELORAT LAW.
Office 1st door West of Red Cloud
Drug Store.
EED CLOUD - - N3B.
PHYSICIANS.
The Omaha papers are jut now ex
rrcising themselves over the propriety or
impropriety of discuFsing the merits and
qualifications or the prospective candi
dates for senitorial honors when the time
of Mr. Paddock's service shall have ex
pired. It is perhaps well enough for our
friends in the eastern part of the state to
indulge in such discussions but in the
western part of the state no discussion is
necessary, the qualifications and fitness
of Ex-Gov. Silas Garber are too well
known to require any discussion at the
hands of the press, or others.
X. W. TULLEIS,
H0WCE0PATHIC PHYSICIAN,
U. S. Pension Surgeon.
B-Office over Knley.Bros. law office.
BSD CLOUD. KEBBASSA
a. p. Mcculloch
PIlYoICIANnnd SURGEON.
Bed Cloud, Hebracia. OEce crer John
son and Creps' store.
Some people thought that the coLvic
tioti of Olive was such a condemnation of
mob law as would diminish such acts.
Since then, two men have been hung ;n
the western part of the State by mobs
It would seem, therefore, that if the
people have drawn aBy lesson at all
from the Olive trial, it is that the pun
ishment was so inadequate to the crime,
that no chances should be taken for the
ovasion of tho legal penalty for deliberate
murder. As long as criminals are not
punished according to law, they are very
liable to be, once in a while, without
law. Kebraskan.
V. C. WATERS
Photographic
STUDIO.
V. N. Richardfon. S. Garber.
Eichardson & Garter,
DEALERS IN
LIVE STOCK-
RED CLOUD. NEBRASKA.
Highest market price paid for hogs and cattle.
HASTINGS,
NEB.
Rufus Ittiksch,
0
Particular attention given to shop
work, and coffins made to order.
tSrPainting a Specialty-!
SEDOLOUD,
NEB.
J. E. Smith S. C. Smith M.B.THom-Rov.
Pres. First Nat. Cash. First Late Teller First
Bank. Beatrice Nat. Bank Nat-Bank Beat
Neb. Beatrice Neb. rue Neb.
im Jrorsft)iomp50it,
BANKERS
RED CIOUI NE
l
The second section of the platforn of
the National Workingmen's Greenback
party of Louisville Kentuckey, rads as
follows: "That prisoners shall only work
to make their bread, meat, shoes and
clothes, and, if they have any spare time,
they shall he lectured on morality."
Tho point of this section 'ies in the ap
plication. If the average Greenback
orator is to be chosen for the delivery of
the moral lecture it is iu conflict with the
ltter of the Constitution, which says
that "cruel and inhuman punishment
shall not be inflicted as a punUhment
r : n
lur unuiu.
Webster Co., Nth. May I9iht 1879.
Ed. CniEF.Kverything looU o
bright and prosperou ia this part or the
country I can't help saake mention.
Thoe beautiful little shower and those
bright sun ?hiny daye afU-r the shower?,
is showing our crops off to a good ad
vantage. I don't think I ever saw a
more flattering prospect for a good small
grain crop. The rye ii now heading
xnd some of it is in bloom. The fall
wheat is knee hich in this part of the
country, a very good showing for a good
crop, sij 20 buahel to th acre, the
spring wheat is looking very well. Com
is coming up well where good seed has
been planted, and right here I would
say, that is a very important par, to.thc
farmer to always, and under all circum
stances, select good seed corn. I gener
ally select my seed while hukiug my
corn; I telect.the largest and Guest look
ing cars for seed and put them away for
safe keeping until wauled for planting,
and I never have any corn ty replact,
and usually have a good stand of corn.
The last quarter of li. & M. K. u.
land in this neighborhood was bought by
G. W. Kckbert, and he has contracted
to have 40 acres of it broke and put into
sod corn, a good share of it is already
turned over.
Our fabbath school was re-organized
some three weeks ago, by the assistance
of N. D. HillN, under the name of the
American Sunday School Union. We
have a geod attendance ranging from 5
to 43. Our penny collections run from
10 to .i2 pennies each sabbath, the school
so far is a perfect success we invite all
to attend our school. D. S. Helvcrn
SudL. Wm. Vandyke Asi..tant Supt.
B. Vandyke Sccretarj ; O. P. McKiuIcy
Treasurer, Miss Emma Swayze Librarian.
I have just completed a contract with
Mr. E. C. Williams for a P.wey Iltr
vester to be delivered June 25. This if
a new'style for a harvester, the binderi
stand between the master wheel, and tne
delivered grain making it impo?sibl to
upset on uneven ground, as is the case
with all other harvesters.
There is strong talk on the south
side of the river of having an old fash
ioned jrrore celebration on the 4th of
July, near the river bridge in the grove,
aud I think this would be ever 60 nice,
lo meet in the beautiful leafy grove, and
there have an old fashioned Eocial cele
bration, and enjoy the pleasure of a
country picnic I understand there will
be a speakers stnd and a platform fur
nished free, and good music to be in
attendance at the dance.
D. S. Helvern
HARNESS SHOP
EACSELOE'S EDEK.
From Blue Bill.
VALLEY
HO U S
Fred C. Winton, Prop.
E
BED CLOUD,
NEB.
Drives thebcrt stage line !n the west. If you
want to go from Iowell, Juniata or Hrstings.
to Red Cloud. Riverton. Bloomington. Smith
Center, Kirwin or any point on the Republican
or Solomon rivers, take this line and you will
find lively drivers and low rates. Stages leave
Lowell and Hastings at 8 o'clock a. m. on Tues
days. Thursdays and Saturdays, and return at
five a'cloek p. m. on Mondays, Wednesdays
aad Fridays.
"Will make collections in any part of the
United States Sell exchange upon the princi
pal eastern oitie Loan money upon improved
farms Receive deporits subject to sight drafts
Allow interest up en time deposits, and trans
act a general Banking business.
References: Omaha National Bank, A.
S. Paddock. U. .6 Senator: First National Bank
New York, Cam hriJgc Valley National Bank.
Cambridge New York.
OVERLEES'fc NOYE3,
OX SMll-
BLACKSMITHING,
E02SE SHOEING,
Job work. Plow, and all kinds or Repairing
JYeatly Done-
North Webfter St.
TtED CLOUD.
UVERY
Feed 4- Sale Stable,
J. D. Post, Propr. -BED
CLOUD, NEB.
PATENTS
fcow to obtain them. Pamphlet
free, upon receipt of Stamp for post
Address
GILlf OSX, SMITH 4c CO.
Selieitentif Patents,
Xrsr Tsteut OJkx. Wkiaften, J. C
Red Cloud Mills!
We are prepared to do cus
tom work
Flour Feed and COPn
Meal fr Sale.
J9"Satisfaction guaranteed ia qual
it" of flour sold, and custom work.
Farmers should be particular to secure
the best of seed-wheat.
Potter & Frisbie
May 19th, 1879.
Ed. CniEF.We have been having
fine growing weather for the last few
weeks; wheat, oats and barley all look
well, prospect of a large crop of each.
Corn is nearly all planted, some is up
and looks welL A vast amount of sod
will be broken out through here this sea
son. The weather has been very favor
able for it this far.
Mr. Robison, a farmer who lived sev
eral miles east of hire, died very sud
denly last Friday morning, supposed he
died of heart disease. He stayed -over
night at Chas. Browu's, and in the
morning he walked down to his home
where he dropped dead while leaning on
his staff. The man farming his place
chanced to be near, summoned help and
carried him in the house, then the
friends were sent for. Ue was taken to
his son-in-law's Mr Baker, that evening,
and was burried in the Kingston grave
yard on Sabbath day.
Mr. Bojers and family returned to
Mich., last week, leaving their oldest
sjn behind because he would not go.
Miss Chloe Ainsworth is teaching the
Plum Valley school, which we had the
pleasure of calling oh a few days ago.
We think her Methods of teaching and
conducting a school very good.
Mis? Anna Leetacb is teaching in dis
trict No. 45. She has not a very large
attendance bit we hope ake may be sac-
i eesfal with what she baa,
A wagoa load of yoaag felks came to
town last Saturday ereiung; did aot get
started hoaae wntil it eenneaced te rain;
the night was dark and road hard to
find, bat they don't thiak they were off
the track snore thaa half the tine, bat
crossed several deep draws while off the
track but fetkily they bad ao mpsets.
Dave ABdcrso miled at everybody
he saw and told the folks it was 'a g trl
he had at bis house. Ererythiag is
lovely aad the goase bangs high. Skip.
May loth, 1879
Ed. Chief. It pains us to witness,
as we did a short time ago, the fcene of
some of those whom we recken among
our best citizens and personal friends, in
the saloons and on the streets of Hed
Cloud disgracefully intoxicated, playing
the part of wild hooting savages, rather
then that of the highly respected young
gentlemen which they are in our circle
of society recognized as being. And
having these facts staring us in the face,
we have become interested in the cause
of temperance rather than in digging
and delving in this peaceable and well to
do community for the bits of news and
excitement wbich occur in the ordinary
affairs of our every day life; hence wc
ask tho forbearance of the editor and
reader if they find that W2 have ven
tured into a field from whence come cries
and appeals, earnestly pleading for its
due portion of the time, talent and en
ergy of every lover of the advancement
of a higher standard of goodnefs, princi
ple and humanity.
Let every friend to justice, truth and
right, arouse to a sense of his duty and
put this question to himself what can 1
do to arrest thisdeamon strong drink
and restore again the unfortunate one
who has, unconscious of the influence of
fast immoral friends, and that of the
first drink, failea into the anyielding
grasp of a rice se prevalent ia our land.
Is saloon keeping a legitimate and hon
orable business? If so. thea exacting
license is an imposition. If saloons and
all other nlaces where strong drink ia
sold a; a beverage, are not within then
reives a benefit to the people, then I ask.
does the fact that such dealers pay a
lacense remove the evil? If it does then
I would say to the officials who have the
right to grant such license, give me li
cense for committing the ssoet fieadish
deeds that human heart eaa coaceire of,
no matter how great aad rnhuaaaa ay
crimes may ce, l will pay a license in
proportion, then accordiae to such a
law, (which to nee seems jast as reasona
ble as the one in force now,) the greater
the wrowg -which I sHoald consiit, the
sore holy ay life, Would there aot be
as nack justice ia the ternary grantiag
licesse for the prrnkge of dirciac a
ait ia the yard of bis acighher B. (of
coarse the deeper Ue bk the higher
price paid for uoeaee) as there is ia
granting saloon keepers Seease? If IS.
did not waataai of the iaaiates efhis
family or any of bk friends ta fall ialo
the pit, let bin organise a kiad of Borne
Temperance Society, but for all yea do,
doa't put a trap door aato the pit aad
lock it, for yoa see it is A's lecitimate
busiaess to catch, ia bis' trap every -:ia-
.... T i I rti .3 ""ii?
Waahlogtofl D. a May 9i. 1579.
The Democrat are once taare whist
ling ta keep their courage up. In plaTn
cnglih, they axe claiming that tlc Presi
dent has finally decided that he will po
their new bill to drive away the Federal '
authority from the poll. How he can
do this cnosAtntiy with hi veto kim
ssge they do not explain and toboJy can
understand, eicce the principal involved
in one U the same ai in the other btlL
The Ucpub'icans are confident that the
Preaident will veto this bill as emphatic
ally a he did the other. The hot hatf e
with which the Democrats Forced thrir
new bi'l through the Houw, eem5 to
hulie their confidence in its acceptability
to the President for it arque that thry j
arc afraid of ducu-icn. They cannot
escape it in the Seuate j-o caai'y, for the
pog who is unlunwn their, and cannot
be adopted without rather more of rebel
usurpation than the party dares to as
sume. But the confederate BriraJiers
do not hesitate at small thing, atu be
rides threatening to starve the Goit to
death if it docs cot come to their lenus,
they threaten to steal a feat in thu ben
ate to secure them agaimt the itnpond
ng reverse in 188 1. Thoy hive reopen
ed the case of Senator Kellogg, of Iowa,
and there is a wide appruhen-uou that
thev will unseat him, thu- leaving only
one Republican Senator in the whole
south. If they do not grt his ?eat, the
elections in 1880 will pretty certainly
Itive the Republican the majority K
and as the Democratic Houo has exhibi
ted its capacity tor stealing feats, u is
presumed that the Senatorial Brigadier
will not hesitate at the same crime.
Mr. Burrows, of Mich., and other
"roasted" Confederate Fort Pillow Chal
mors the other day. Chalmers wanted to
be vindicated from the aaaults madt
upon him for his part in the notorious
Ft. Pillow massacre during the war. He
made various denial, and plainly assert
A ti.nf tlm iininn men who testified
against him in that affair were untruth
ful. Mr. Burrow thereupon read ex
tracts from the reports of the affair made
by Forrebt and Chalmers themselves
both of whom commended the valor of
the rebel butchers and halno word of
reprimand. In fact. Mr. Burrows did'nt
leave much of a reputation for Mr.
Chalmers to boast upon.
The Republican Congressional Cam
paign Committee will go to work shortly
to help in tne campaigns oi uiu JCa4
The very important elections in Maine,
California, Mas.achusetLs, New YorJ.
aud Ohio will particularly have their at
tention. Their work will be in excellent
band. Hon. Wm. K. Chandler, ol a. II.
having been chosen Secretary ol the
Committee. He ia the best campaign
director in the party, and many are
hoping that the New Hampshire Legis
lature will tend him to the U. S. Senate
at its session in June. He hai a wide
circle of friends not only in the party,
but among buMnfc.'s men.
The Ohio campaign is having great
attcntton in Washington, irom tne ic
that there are so many Ohio Preilen
tial candidates looming up here aad
there.
The absence of Secretary Sherman has
lent new impetus to the fload of gossip,
and it is confidently believed by n large
majority of people that he ia home work
ing up a Presidential movement for him
self. The Democrats are on nettle
about it, for their own internal quarrels
are hard to heal, and they seize every
pretence like this so called Sherman
movement to excite their own tollowers
to unite more cordially. As far as I can
judge the sentiment of Republican here
is that Judge Taft will be the Republican
candidate for Governor, thus leaving the
Democratic quarrels and the Presiden
tial campaign to take care of themselves
in regular order. AVe can carry Ohio
this year; that is the Washington pre
diction. Ex-SecTutary Borie says that General
Grant will not again run for President,
that Le and hb best friends are so
against it. He has had all the honor be
wants and could gain nothing oy going
. r.r - at T f I r
-BV-
J. L- MILLER
Keep? cootaaUy oa hatl a fall li of
U&rftCM Collar. Saddle, Whip
Hore-K!a8kct. Coast. Bruih-
ea, Harnc Oil asd CTery.
thinr wualiy kept ia
a firt-c?a4i hop
Two doors north of the hank.
Converse Goodman I Cc.
$Jr to
HARDWARE,
ncSert Zi
..j
?rica ?!d
rrrs.
i
'ditt
S.B.DUFFIELD&CO.
- DEALERS IN
Drag Jc Mrs! ici nci at
Retail cr Wkvleaale.
ITsin? all alike, they aril
4 ;rftiat L)w price.
M tation ry. Wall japcr,
St Paint, Oils, Varnishes Etc.
Money Purees , Billbooks,Albums,
landless Variety of Toilet Article.
Dye Stuff, hair, tooth & paint Bruahci
JLlstands, Blank Books, Ncwa Etc.
Cigars, PipcB, Tobacco', Limp,
lob, Pens, Pencils,
NOTIO.YJ,
ligant Pharmocontica! preparatioaa a
Specialty. Homeopathic Uomidioe.
Everything Guaranteed
to be as represented.
CaW at Store, os donr South vf Ilaak.
M &&.
TW tt rncip t cash 4 tf
Hrvitw trsttt,
CALL ON THEM
M A t.tt .tlMW f KOUOall
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we w w f w-.
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JJUD.
NK1J.
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RAW & PRHFARED
HtiMAK HA1SK
M aaaftMrn t alt k&
HalR6RtRS.
A! waxk aa4 to nlcf a4 arrtl.
lliailKHT 1'RICn I'AID TOR CUT KAII-
Hair Jewelry a Spec
ialty. Ie r4r t Mr. Ul. ur Aat
At 111 1 Vtt'L,
n;ixnm - nfc.
o PI. TtWHsf
Vocal and Instnimintil
RED CLOUD
TLaT-nrnY 1 M
s1
JOL
ltri.c at Mr. It MieV. Cvwtt.
'-
CARL WEBER.
PHOTOGRAPHER.
IlKD CDOCD, NKB.
Will lake pictarnaof anyatylt 4Wv4
and give aatUfaetiea.
HOPE BEOKUTITBIB!
A LARGE LOT OF
MITCHELL WAGONS!
Whlzb. we ars oferla to li: ptili: it
Greatly reduced prices.
WalMfIlta
UcConnack Harvester,
2XATZB, X9721 ks,
Afrinltcral Lopltstsis of
ALLEINDSandSTYLS.
MILLER & BALL,
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Program for Webster coanty Thseh
ers Asaoeiation to be held at the school
hoase in district No. three oa Satarday,
the 14th day of June, 1879. Work to
coauaeaos at 9 o'clock.
1. Paysiolegy, C. W. Spriager.
2. Phirical Geography, W. B. Good.
3. Peasaanship, J. M. Pryse.
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5. Map drawing. E. M. Pearsoa.
6. Botany, H. Hasaptoa.
7. History, A. L. Bartoa.
8. Fraetkms, Mrs. . A. BeaL
9. Select Beadier. Miss Laara Dixsow,
Miss Mary a BeaL AddavMeCalk,
Miss FaaBie Krigaf
10. Essay. Miss Seahia Brewa, Mr.
Settelte, Mis? Esasaa Haire, Mise
Jaae Pryse, M E. Meere.
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