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L. WINPUEY,
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Bed Cloud, Nidraska.
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SMITH,
Iiuurancc Agent,
RED CLOUD, . NEBRASKA.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
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V TllUNKEY,
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o grade below 80 per cent,, average
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Inlhcu.nof cure
tlvo inrtliudi ihtt
wc nlnneownind
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tio weak, undo-
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GEN. WASHINGTON
IXTENDEO HISTORY OF HI8 LIFE.
Of the Flret nl I'nnioim I'realdcut ef
the United Stutea by nn Itarly
Writer Incidentd and Adventure
or Ilia Lire.
CHAl'TEH I.
Or Georgo Washington's birth, family
and edeuation Of his mission to
the French commandant on tho
Ohio in 1753 His military op
erations as an officer of Virginia
from 1754 to 1758 Subsequent
employments to tho crmmonoo
mont of tho American Revolu
tion. Chapter 1 1753 to 1758.
Tho difficulties of defending such
an eztonsivo frontier, with so inade
quate a forco, would havo chagrined
almost any other man iuto arosiqna
tion of tho command, but only exoit
ed in bim grcnttr importunity with
tho ruling powers, for tho correction
of orrors. Tho plans ho proposed,
tho systoms be recommended for con
ducting tho war, displayed an uncom
mon vigor of mind. He retired from
the army with tho thanks of his regi
ment, and tho esteem, not only of his
couttrymon; but of tho offiecr of the
British army: and what is particular
ly remarkable, with tho undiminished
confidence of tho frontier settlors, to
whom ho was unablo to extend that
protection thoy expected from his
hands. They wero thoroughly con
vinced he had made tho bcBt possible
usoof his Bcanty means for tho secur
ity of so oxtonsivo a frontier; and to
tho weight of his advico in recom
mending, and spirited co-operation in
executing, tho ascribed a largo pro
portion of tho merit of the lato suo-
ocssful expedition against tho Fort
Duquesno, an event from which they
promised thcmsdvoi an exemption
from tho calamities under which thoy
had long labored. As a roward of his
(gallant and patriotic services, he
shortly after obtained tho hand of
Mrs. Curtis, who, to a fino person and
largo fortune, added every accomplish
ment which contributes to tho happi
ness of married life. Col. Washing
ton, by tho death of his older brother
Lawrence, had a few years boforo ac
quired an estalo situated on tho Po
tomac, called Mount Vernon, in
compliment to Admiral Vernon, who,
about tho year 1741, commanded the
British fleet in an expedition against
Carthagono, in which expedition Mr.
Lawronco Washington had been en
gaged, To this delightful spot tho laic
cemmandcr of tho Virginia forces,
released from tho cares of a military
life, and in possession o.f everything
that could make lifo agreeable, with
drew, and gav.e himself up to domes
tio pursujts, Thcso wero conducted
Vith so much judgment, stoadincss
and industry as greatly to enlarge and
improve his estate. To them ho ex
clusively devoted himself for fificou
years, with the exocption of serving
in tho houso of Burgesses of tho col
ony of Virginia, nnd as a judge of
the oourt of tho county in which he
resided. In these stations he acquit
ted himself with reputation, and ac
quired no inconsiderable knowledge
in tho 6cicnco of oivil government.
During this period the clashing ola'ms
of Great Britain and her oolonics
wero frequently brought beforo tho
Virginia legislature. In every in
stance he took a decided part in tho
ppositien mado to tho principle of
taxation claimed by the parent state.
Had Great Britain boon wise, the
hiitory of Georgo Washington would
havo ended hero, with thn addition
that he died in the sixty-eighth year
of his ajf,e, having sustained thiough
lifo tho character of a good man, an
excellent farmer, a wiso man of the
legislature, and an impartial distribu
tor of justice among his ncighborr.
Very different was his destiny, From
being tho commander of tho forces of
his native colony, Virginia, ho was
advanced to tho command of the arm
ies of thirteen United Colonies, and
successfully led them through a revo
lutionary war of eight years duration,
which issued in their establishment
as thirteen United States, Tho origin
of tbeso great events must bo looked
for across tho Atlantlo
OflAPTEK II.
Retropcot of tho origin of tho Ameri
cas revolutionary wai Of Geo.
Washington n a tiiciucmber of
Congress, in 1774 and 1775 As
Commander in Chief of tho arm
ies of the United Colonies in
1775 and 177G, and his opera
tions near Boston in these years.
chapter ll 1774 to 177C.
Soon after tho peace of Paris, 17G3,
a new system for governing the Brit
ish oolonics, was adopted. Ono
abridgment of their accustomed lib
erties followed another in such rapid
succession that in the short spaco of
twclvo years thoy had nothing left
they could oall their ewn. Tho Brit
ish parliament, in whieh thoy were
unrepresented, and over which they
had no control, not only olaimed, but
exercised the powor of taxing them at
pleasure, and of binding tbem in all
cases whatsoever.
Claims so ropugnant to tho spirit of
tho British constitution, and which
made suoh invidious distinctions be
tween tho subjeots of tho satno king,
residing on different sides of tho At
lantic, excited a serious alarm among
tho colonists, Dctaohcd as thoy wore
ffom each other by local residence,
and unconnected in their sovoral leg
islatures, a sonso of common danger
pointed out to them tho wisdom and
propriety of forming a now represen
tative body, composed of delegates
from each colony, to tako oaro of their
common interests.
With very littlo provious concert,
such a body was formed and met in
Philadelphia in September, 1774, and
ontcred into tho serious consideration
of tho griovancos undor which their
constituents labored. To this Con
gress Virginia deputed seven of her
most respected citizens: Peyton Ran
dolph, Riohard Henry Loc, Goorgo
Washington, Patrick Henry, Riohard
Bland, Benjamin Harrison, Edmund
Pendleton; mon who would have dono
honor to any ago or country. Tho
samo were appointed in liko manner to
attend a sooend congress on tho 10th
of May, in tho following year. Tho
historians of tho Amcrioan rovelution
will detail with pleasure and pride,
tho proceedings of this illustrious as
sembly: the firmness and precision
with which they stated their griev
ances, and petitioned their sovereign
to redress them; the eloquence with
whioh thoy addressed thopcoplo of
Great Britain, tho inhabitants of Can
ada, and their own conatituonts; tho
judicious measures thoy adopted for
cementing unien at home, and procur
ing frionds abroad. Thoy will also
inform tho word of tho unsuccessful
termination of all plans proposed for
preserving the union of tho empire,
and that Groat Britain, prooeeding
from ono oppression to another, threw
tho colonies out of her protection,
mado war upon them, and carried it
on with a view te- their subjugation.
All thise matters, together with tho
commencement of hostilities at Lex-
ingtou, and tho formation of an Amer
loan army by the colony of Ma3sa
ohuBOtts, for defending themselves
against a royal army in Boston, must
uu uuru pusBou over, uur oustness is
only with Georgo Washington. Tho
famo he had acquired as commander
of tho Virginia forces, together with
well known military talents, procured
for him tho distinguishing appellation
of tho Soldier of America. Thoso
who, before the commencement of
hostilities, looked forward to war as
tho probablo consrquonoo of tho dis
putcs between Great Britain and Her
colonios, anticipated his appointment
to the supremo command of the foroes
of his native oountry.
As long as ho continued a member
of Congress, ho was chairman of every
committco appointed by that body to
make arrangements for dofonce,
Theso duties in tho Sonato wero soon
superceded by moro aotivo employ
ment in the field. As soon as the
Congress of tho United Colonics had
determined on making a common
cause with MasBaohusotts, against
whioh a British army had commenced
hostilities, thoy appointed, by a unani
mous vote, George Washington com
mander ia chief of all the forces
raised or to be raisod for, the defence
of tho colonies. His election was ao
companiod with no competition, and
followed by no envy. Tlio samo gen
eral impulso on tho public mind,
which led the colonies to sgreo in
many other particulars, pointed to him
as tho most ptoper person" for presid
ing over their armies.
Soar Stomach, Headache, Dilonsnece,
Jaundice, Drowiiness, General debilty
( nd Diabetes are oared bv Dr. Sawyer's
Family Cure. Sold by Dejro & Qrioe,
' '
Row George Aloxundor died last weoU
agod C2.
Pleasant, safe, harmlosr, invigorating,
restoring, healing and ouratlye, is what
Indies will find Dr. Sawyer's Paatillea are'
Try a sample package. Deyo k Dries.
What is
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Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants
and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute
for Paregoric. Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years' use by
Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays
fovcrishncss. Castoria prevents vomiting- Sour Curd
cures Diarrhoea and "Wind Colic. Castoria relieves
tccMiing- troubles, cures constipation and flatulency.
Castoria assimilates tho food, regulates tho stomach
nnd bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cos
toria is tho Children's Panacea tho Mother's Friend '
Castoria.
" Castoria Is an excellent medicine for chil
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told mo of Its
good effect upon their children."
Da. Q, 0. Osaoon,
Lowell, Mass.
" Castoria Is the best remedy for children of
which I am acquainted. I hopo tho day is not
far distant when mothers will consider tho real
Interest ot their children, and uso Castoria In
stead ot tho variousquack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their throats, thereby sending
them to premature graves.1' '
Da. J. F. KntcnzLOB,
Conway, Ark.
Tke Geataar Company, 17 If
Slicrlil' Sale.
Kotlco Is hereby clvcn that under ami by vir
tue of an order of ttnlo Issued from the tffllce of
C. II. Crone clerk of the district court at the
10th Judicial district, within and for Webster
county, Nebraska, upon n decrco lu nn action
pendliiK, therein, wherein the I'huMilx Insur
ance company of llnitford Connecticut Is plain-
nn iinu nKiuusi niiarri 11. liowe, .u.iriu.i ai.
none, Mnniiwicii t'.nteriiruo comn.ii'y, Kan
sas Manufacturing Company, First Na
tional B.tnk of Miles, Michigan, Ilargrcavcs
llrothirs. I'erklu Wliul-mlll ami nx comnanv
nnd L. W. Tulleys trustee for K. 1. Hammond
et hi, are defendants.
I shall offer for enlent publlo vendue, te the
highest bidder for cash In hand, ut the cast
door of tlio court house, at Ited Cloud, In said
Wehster county, Nebraska, (that being the
buUdlug wherein tho last term of said court was
holdvnj en the second day ot May A.i..18'Jl, at
one o'clock p. m., of itald (lay, tno following des
cribed property, to-wlt: Thosnuth-eiist quarter
(soH) of section fourteen (M) lu township
uuinu:r turro (J) norm 01 rango nuinuvr ten
no) west of the blxtli 1'. M lu Webster county,
Nebraska.
(liven under my hand this SOtlt day of March
A. I)., ism.
J. W. RuKCHKV, Sheriff,
WniniiTft Stout, l'lalntltt's Attorneys,
The almvo sale was continued for want of
bidders until dune 9, 1891.
Dated this 4th day ur May, 1891.
J. W.Hunchv, Sheriff,
I Best Coimb Bjrup. Taatos Hood. TJeC I
CURIS WH1HF AIL f ISf FAILS.
in lima, pom oj uniRKiam.
Here's the Idea
Of tho Non-pull-out Bow
The great watch saver. Saves the watch
from thieves and falls cannot be pulled oft
the case costs nothing extra.
E3
The bow has a groove
on each end. A collar
runs down Inside the
Rer
ta
lendant (stem) and
ts Into the groove.,
rmly lockine the
Ow bow to the pendant,
""'Li& - ao that it cannot be
gpM ii0 pulled or twisted off.
C7
Can only be had with cases
stamped with this trade mark.
Jas. Boss Filled Watch Cases arc
now fitted with this greet bow (ring). They
look and wear like solid gold cases. Cost
only nbout half as much, and arc guaranteed
for twenty years. Sold only through watch
dealers Ucmcm!cr the name
Keystone Watch
PHILADELPHIA.
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