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THE RED CLOUD CHIEF
11ED CLOFD, NEBRASKA.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Notices ill (hi CtJtfmn 10 Caite : !
Official Directory.
COSGIIF.5SJOSAL.
V- T-.jvia. Brownviilc. U. ?- ator.
I.wrtrire Cmmue. Iteiiroscntatfve. j
rXBCUTIVE.
r II.A? GA tlBKll. Gfvrner, Lhijln
. J. -rer. LiMola. . fl Stale.
3. 15 Wwtern. I.cclriee, Auditor.
It. A. Ki'ttiz. Vj1mw1w;. Treasurer,
a. It V.'vH Jioalrk'. Att'y Urn.
J. M. Mehuuxic. Lincoln. Fan. Pub itMiruc.
JU:)ICIAH7.
e. 1!. I. '. "ioVs. Chi f .1 5ticr.
..'iM.KeUjia. Awwiale Ja..
Hhtul MniwUl. I'UtJNftout:. J
V.'SiMSTSR OT'U;TY.
.1. A.Tniiwr.
L II. .vav.
I. tt Tutljr..
-It. C. "ill.
II. S. KltT.
n a C'hi
V. K. Tkorn.
A. M . iUry. )
W. W . l'.-'I. J
r". JlMtn. I
County Clerk-
'I'rrerer.
Probate JtHi".
sheriff.
ScLo! Hmp'L
(Vronr.
Couuty yurrejor
Cwanty C oznTc'.Moncz.
Arrlvnt ml Itrj,nrtprr-or iinlTi
- rriati:ojiet.-t'ct.ntt j!.
Jrr.'IATA l'tivrs Mor.'lay s
WJi"Mi?v' a: J Friday 7 a m.
j!tiil -!.. ll p. t':. isivr Tne
d.iy'i'hur-du3 and r-a.ruayV7 p iu. j
P.n AKD jtvcfi TuCi-dax'i: and
Krit!a. 0 p. m. airivcs Tufc-day'.-
sutil 1'r'Hlay's, ."i p. tn. iMi e!oiU
i ft. ui.
J;RAKKU- gninc cat, Mndnys
im( ThnriKy'i- 2 p. :n. G:iiwei
Tma-Jav's and 1'riiuj'i. 1') a. m
'i..1LV5.ot lil-r. Uvcs Tliar.-dnys 0
3 hi. Arrives eduesday s p. im.
31m! u&wA i p. m.
dl.WKI.I. !Ca:i- arrive. Friday'
12 uj. Lt.ive Friday 1 p. m.
JUsw, Kii, jriveThur-djy's
2 . hi. Lvfc Thur?dy p. m
OSk- lm froai 4 untiil f p. m.
AU r--i?.tfred si.nltrr miM, be in
the evening lH.fn .ik mil.- louve
.M P. MrXlTT P. M.
rOXnREGATlD.NAL CIIUHCH
J5frvi'-4 ttrv Iir.t rn
1 third Sab-
imtit-o: rarlt inHi m iiu umiu
surf L.VM:e. W V!..ik a. M
J!d 0m. 2 oVl.H-k r. m at lt
rri Ety -HfmH and loiuth
?'iUii'hs s! Uatin r.l llanm'tiy
i'trcnciB. ltuv. A. .Maxwell
n-sor.
HAJT1ST t'liriUMI.-Ruv. Tito-.
ltxi.tv, PMor. .s'TM.i)s cvoiy
Twiirth aa:U at 7 J I. M.
F.Mibatii SrnMU. yvery Sabbath
ino:U jf at 11 . M
.J. Q. 1'oTrr.u, Snpt.
I'rayrr imtt:x blmth and Tlui--$?
oC.'hii.c All h-!d at lh fcboul
li. M-rjut iMMtii of Inwii,
Kc:uc, cunty per trallon Gar
lKl.fC (V.
Fro h (;4fr, by the can or
t Goo. ZtiV. Alrt) fre.i
! d. aMWi.mske. oanfaatiuiiBrj;,.. &A
- 1 . 1...1 i 1
s;?.
-ivn ti
r ti
htt'c s1'k-
tK i.t OsHx C-iH aud luuk at
-. arni tcapebt aorMnrnt of
Prtifeay i town at -the 1'uat O.liee.
Go to the Pos-tOaSse for pajiur,
-- j to
.-1.
.irrrs iwr your
drugs,
Pi.: nied:.cwft &e.
v
rt!ie. ihbf-t and purest in
tit.U, i Op. Zi".
A few CJitJv Wa.raHt vantrd at
once by " '.Yii.lcox.
Svc yoftr tuMfy tlwohrd tinte
liy ;'" '' 'iJwi-!:, who will savo
voh WHLHey H5 yor tase.
lVuvv-t:.; Se-v-ins Maelrui
l CSIKVJ UC11 U nil raiKiaiGin
nesiwwiKCi!
. til
i... -ii . t..,..
udg''! t lr the best machine ntw be
oie the j.tiblic.
- WANTED
To purchase for Cash. -r0 head it
j-iiiiuir
lalve. and x oaihiigs irom 0
to 15 HWMthf tt. livimreoi
RassEu Bho's,
4 ndlcs h:i-t of Red Cloud.
w(uir i- iicrrby given. That T will
Oi;n:, aU pel sons who may desire to
ofit:r flietuHdves as ondidatRS for
tciiobe: of the primary or common
sfdwols of 1 he cotuity, at my office' in
lied fUr.uri. on the firt Saturday cf
Asut, Nuvciuber. February and
MsV. 11. S- IvAEEV,
Co. Superintendent.
Send to II. II. Johnson. Crete,
jvub. for circulars of the Dome.-tic
Sewing Machine; abo terms to agents
i. f.) if you meKti business and really
want an agvuey.
NoSceT
To whom it may concern. All per
entiN art' lierbv notified that the M. P.
K. R. Company have hocotae tired 0r. euraMm. lor tne Election 01 acnooi
ihU wholcde Iaughtcr npnn their j Ditrict Officer, aud for the transac
timlers xu the Repr.bliean Valley. . ou of such other business as may
And from tl.i time forward we "awfsllj come before it, will be held
propose V protect our own interests. a' the School House iu Red Cloud on
inriiiv so doing we think we sh .11 i Monday the fifth day of April ls75 at
".
protect the bet interests of the set
tlers, as wc are convinced that there is
no timber in the Valley to spare.
K-pecialiy to be drawn out ofthe State
or cut iuto lumber, or in any manner
wasted. An j we hope all good citi
rans will con-H-r these matters care
fully, and hnd us their infiuenee to
protect what tin.bcr there myle left
J. 1. LOTlKHHtE,
Iand Corn'r. 31. P. Railway.
23aif.,a .
TTAT2D.
Two thousand iKiandj gT. inrk, at
ho Jea uiina ueat mark-et.iar
ich 1 will rav the inchest ca-h
Alio some Fat G ittlc.
Mahk-H. Warner.
W. N. Richardson has a large sap
jp1yof-ocd corn oo hand, for $1,25
Icr 'bushel.
23 m3
NEW GOODS!
A frcdi neck of Dry Goods and
Groceries will be bold at bottom prices
at the Orange Store.
okj J yir IHyli! You can
buy a good pair of kip boots for four
dollar? at the Grange Store.
Try some of that good Tea at the
Grange Store.
g PHI NTS I
C-?RINTS!
The nicest Prints in town can be
had at the Grange Store.
If you want to get your Stationery j
cheap o to the Post Office. 24w4
- Granger'?, if you want good tea,
coflcc, sugar, and other emeries call
at the Grange Store, nest door to the
Post office. John G. Potter, Red
Cloud.
f
Go to Smith A Calvert for Furrii
ture.
J
All kinds of Jry 'Goods in large j
supply aiidst;reaKnfihle rate at
r - G.It!5KH it Co'fl.
Good warm fall and winter fchawL
and dte.-b toot; at
G. !c CVs.
A full j-tonk of Hoots and Shoes,
for the fill trade ct
G. k Cos.
Grancer'?, if you want your
Grander Lot and shoes call at the
Grange Store. JOHN G. POTTElt.
M Jtchcs ;" cent? jicr box at G.irbcr'5.
Lnuip chhnwjv, .'J 'or iTjjt at Gir-
!(M-
Three Irars .-oap, 25 cetiL, Gnrher &
Co.
Soda Itiuents per pound, utGnrberc'.
GRANGE STOKE.
GOOD M,VS GOOD NEWS.
For the F'arnicrii of Vebater and
Ncishborinj: rounticp.
GRANGE STORE IN RED
CLOUD.
The .-tore kept by John G. Potter
hnvinx been aipoitited by the County
Council a
GRANGE STORE.
Patron- ol' Hti-bsndry will find it to
thtirintere.-t to trade at the Grange
Stora.
Dtin't Hirgot the place Next door
to the IVt Oilier.
J. G. POTf EK, Red Cloud.
A full SNfortment of ladies
lines,
nil the btCft varieties at
G. & Go's,
Wanted. Every one to know,
that Ilervii7.cn k Co., are selling off
their entire stock of Groceries Cloth
ing Boots Shoes &c at cost. This
is no humbug.
Lndirs call at 13. u Co's, and cct
a nitre dre.s pattern for Uc. per j'ard.
Grangers call and see if It. It.
-Sherer, ain'u.-ellins J)roj;ran3 l'ainfs,
cheaper than any other house in the
valley, all others know" it. Every
thinjr warnted.
Dr. Thos P.. William wishes to
-ay that all who arc indebted to him
niu-t cull nnd settle by Jan. I-t, eith
er with the cas-h, or by giving a note.
IP-td.
Initial, Tinted pnperand envelopes 1
at the Post Office. " 2Lv4
Siihtml erayoi.s for 3."ct a box at the
Po.-t Office. " 21w4
Ifyoit want cheap reading co to
the Post Office. 24w4
To close out our stock we s
cn-h onlv.
.II for
(l:,t;r.0. 7? nor vard. Rnt i:loth
gait
ers $lo. Boots warranted $4,00.
Mns -hoes, $l,9.r). Flannels best,
40 cents per yard. Extra sole leather
tVlct. per lb. Sheepskin mitts, 90cts.
We will rcut our store with a good
- " " " I " - '-
cellar for a very small consideration,
to give r. man a chance.
! 20 tf J. Beuenzen Jfe Co.
feari'icis.
I? hereby given that the Board of
CommisMoners of Webater Co., Neb ,
vil! meet ou Monday April 10:h, 1;75
and continue in session three days, for
the purpose of equalizing the usess
meats for the year 1j73. -411 who
have complaiats to enter will please
take notice aud govern theurc!vcs ac-
I enrdinidy.
By order of the Board.
J. A. TCLLEVS,
Cleik.
District
The Annual Meeting of School
District .No. 2 of Webster Countv,
I - 1 I r- ., . O 1 ,
-
2 o'clock p. m.
of March 1S75.
Iated this 16th dav j
1. . Tclieys,
L'jrector.
Cain Planters.
Two two horse corn planters for sale
cheap, to close out niy stock of Agri-
I cultural iuiplcuieuts.
32-t M. B. MO ITT.
Dr. Williams wishes to give no
tice that all accounts due previous to
January last, will bo put in the hands
of a collector, if not paid -ipril 1st
32-tf T. K WlLUAMS..
Y7AK72D, TZaXS,
J. Q. Potter wants aS the fcams he
eati;gct, toTwsrk oa repsuriiTS the afll
daui; - - - v
SOi.
Tho advertising rates for space in
Tub Cihcf for the year l?Tf. will be
ras-jotlows:
1 One column, per year - $75 00
One-lnlf column d.J -40.00
One fourth column 23.00
Business Cards. S.W
do when inserted for short
time, per month, LaO
Local notices (third page) to regu
lar advertisers 5 cents per line for
each insertion.
Transient notice?, res- line 10 ets.
TliiJer the head of 'SlecraU" et
in un N'finTiarcil notices will Ik
" i
jrted for 2-" cent? an inch or les, for !
each insertion. This last form vre wi-h
n :..mr)iw.n in flifkiO bfi Vint tO Sell I
' uv.uv.Mw. ... .
or buy stock, land, or lor the general
want."1 of the" community.
J-?h1 notice: at Statute rates. At
torney and offi'-ers of the l.-.w will be j
held responsible !or ttie legal uoiiccj
they hand in.
Idgps and other Associations will
be cba-ged u cents per line for all
notices not of interest to the general
public.
Standing advertisements and locaL
from regular advertisers payable at
the end of each quarter.
Transient advertisements awl no
ticcsMrotu strangers must be paid in
ail vance.
These rates will be adhered to, ex
cept as regards fillins contracts.
So person need ak any deduction
or di-contit from the above rates or
conditions.
Gov. Garber arrived iu tewn on
Sunday morning and w.ia warmly wel
comed by hi- old friend-) and former
fellow-citizens. He has returned to
Lincoln.
Kichintan ha gone to Omaha to
?ec wh.it ha? become of the seed grain
that ouht to have been received here
before thh.
To exchange a yoke of . year-old
-teers for a young mure or horse.
34-tf J. C. HoLCO.Mi;.
Walnut Creek, Webster Co., Neb.
J. H. Winterstcin, who has becti
a valued and tritjt-worthy employee of
thi"? office, left for Wahoo to-day,
where he w ll take a Mtuatinn on the
pajer at that place Jimmie was a
good boy and mide many friends dur
ing his stay in Red Cluud.
Beautiful weather acain.
We are soiry to learn that during
the thunderstorm on the 7th insL. the
stable belonging to E. O. Parker, Esq.,
of Guide Rock, was struck by light
ning aud two valuable horses instantly
killed.
We shall be pleased to give to
strangers aril thwj desiring to
settle among us, all the information in
our power, concerning the country etc.
Mr. and 3Irs. Kaley, the parents
of Hon. II. S., and Prof. C. W. Kaley
arrived early in the week to pay a vis
it to their sons. They are from Cary,
Wyandotte county, Ohio.
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Two good Corn Planters for sale
very cheap at MeNitt's. I will take
young stock in part payment.
35td M. B. McNitt.
At a meeting held Sunday April
1 1 tli, 1j7."i, on Ash Creek, District No.
IS, for the purpose of organizing e
Sabbath School. The following officers
were elected : Martin Hampton, Supt;
Joel Martin, Act. Supt.; N. B. Wag
oner, Sec.; B. Wagoner, Librarian.
Mcs.-rs John Hampton, 1J. Wagouer
and Samuel Martin, teachers ; Mr. D.
R'chardson Choir Master. Closed with
singing and prayer. To be continued
every Sabbath, until further uotice, at
10 o'clock a. m.
2".
B. Wagoner, See.
A boy 10 or IS years old, to herd
stock this season.
34-tf J. C. IIOLcmili.
Walnut Creek, Webster Co., Neb.
It is impossible to suit Inavale
Grange. A short time since they were
not suited till they had more "Son
Rise, '-there being too much 'Knight'
for the Grange. And now behold the
tune is changed-they cho&e 'Knight'
to '"Lioiit" and have got it in the
shape of a daughter of 74 pounds
To Lead All Competitors is the
aim of the proprietors ofthe Wilson
Shuttle Sewing Machine. I is found
ed on the very best principles known
to the sewing machine soiorce, and
improvements, iu advance of all other
sowing machines, are being adopted
constantly. The Wilson is rapidly
gainiog the preference of all parties
that are acquainted with sewing
machines, and it has alresdy taken the
the frout rank among the Srstclass
machines of this country ; and its
price, owing to it being manufactured
where labor and material is much
cheaper than in eastern cities, is fifteen
dollars ie s than all otner first-class
machines Machines will be delivered
at any Railroad Station desired, free
of transportation charges, if ordered
through the Company's Branch House
at St Louis Mo.
They send an elegant catalogue and
chromo circular free on application.
This Company want a few more
good agents.
We are glad" to announce that the
dam has been repaired to such an ex
tent that the mill has resumed work,
and, as befori, wliest and other grain
will be ground on short notice. 3Iessrs
"Putte & Frisble aave displayed great
enenry in toe titter, and will deserve
alt the patronage oF the people. It
will take sclae months to finlsa tl
jfem arfrrmrg 0 tke pjacs" adopted "
5" A3
Ilaroptoa & lUIfton rltnnjiug
ut
wtae good work f.oia their wagon
blacksrnuh hop. Give thcai a
and
i call and Bare inonej by -getting J"oar
i work done at hone.
t t itii i. ,i a v:tf-
J. L. Miller ha rented JIcNitts
building and asd has of-cned out a
Carpenter ShojhJmd L now prepared
to take any kind of a job in hi line
He will mate .estimate? and take con
tracts far buikLng of any kind. An
a fine workaan he ha- no superior.
Tuesday, last, Joe IJolcomb, of
Walnut Creek, called. He had with
him a large bird, a ?pecies of Pelican
whifh rnrid S feet from tin to tin
... . n . . , . .,.f,,.
of its wince. He wjut it to his brother
I iu Chicago, who will put it in a mu-
aCUUl
Shorty "Butch" if in luck he has
some verv nice beef on hand at pre-
ent
I.vavale, Webster Co., Neb.
April 1 2th, 1S75.
Et. Chief: I tay for one, let as
have an Agricultural Society, and let
us have a fair next fall ; it will speak
well for our County and better for the
J people. Oifr first and last fair was a
Kiii-i'p:. IriViri!' intfi vini(lrprini rl'ir
M.u.lnn n, i;.;ti fi!.,,m-fn;fli-
.... . .. ....V w.-.. .Vw. ..V.. V . .
wuiiui4kiuu 4Aaa tiuiiwu bi.wuuiuiuvt
Some may eay that we are not' able,
and others say lhat we may loose oux
crops again this year. If we wait to
know the future we will never have a
fair. Our county demands it it is
able, aud unless there is a move made
in thb mattcr.aud an interest taken,
tiie natural protection and wealth of
our county will lay dormant aud hid
from the people of the Eastern States,
who intends coming wot, and are
t TOitihi?ir fh rTinrt4 nf nririilf nral
t
bocictics. Therefore let ns have a good
Fair this fall for we had
a poor one
last year. Let uhear fiom the far
mers. Farmee.
?30SS3!NSS CFTHE CJUiOT COi!
in3SICN23. Board met pursuant to adjournment,
Present, A. M. Hardy, Geo. W. Ball.
Minutes of Ia.-t meeting read and ap
proved. Petition of Sylvester Day and 31
others for change in Comity road on
Sec. 2S. T. 4, R. 12 Granted.
Petition of W. J. Harris and eight
others to vacate section line road be
tween See's. 10 and 15, T. I, R. 10
Granted.
Petition of R. C. I.aird and others
to locate a road on J section Hue
through sections 8 and 17, T. 4, R. 0,
Granted provided said road be loca
ted aud opened without expense to
the Couuty.
The following accounts audited and
allowed :
E. T. Fvarn, Judge of Election $ 2.0u
W.H.Ludlow, " - . 2.00
James LaDuc, " " 2.00
M. H. Warner, Clerk of Election 2 00
Jas. S. Gilham, " 2.00
Win. Leettch, Assessor, 42.20
Mather & Warner, Printing 15.30
Geo. W. Ball, extra work It. D.
No.2.-
Frank Cockercll " " "
A. 11. Rutherford, " " "
F. N. Richardson, ' " "
4.0J
4 00
4.00
2 0J
J. A. Tullcys, Salary, 100.00
C. A. Lane, Judge of Election
and mileage
N. Haney, Judie of Election &
mileage,
5 40
5.20
Geo. W. Ball, CouiniLwioners
fees 14.00
A. M. Hardy. " " 17.40
The Clerk was instructed to give
notice through tho Chief of the act
I of the Legislature requiring School
Districts to make a full report to the
Clerk of all bonds issued by them.
Wm. VnuWinkle was authorized to
replace the old signs on the bridge.
Valuation of N Haney on Tax List
of 1S74, on north , sw. J, and sw. J
sw. of Sec. IS, T. 3, It JO, reduced
to $155 03.
Valuation of E. B. Smith on tax
list of 1S74. on ne. j, se. , se. i, Sec.
35, T. 2, It. 11, and nw. J, sw. , Sec.
30, T..2. It. 11, reduced to $15 00 per
acre.
Report of Peter McNitt, Overseer
of Poor, Red Cloud precinct, prcsent-
i ed and approved.
Account of A. T. Ayers, $15.00, for
boarding pauper, audited and allowed.
Board then adjourned till Monday,
April 19th, 1S75, at 10 o'clock A. M.
J. A". TULLEYS, A. M. Hardt,
Clerk. Chairman.
A Tcrld's Peace Cgra.
In a carefully prepared statistical
paper on "The Errors of Modern Civ
ilization, the Republic Magizine for
April, published it Washington,
shows that the Great Powers are car
rping larger armies to-day than at any
former period in the world's history:
It is also shown that as a direct result
of war and standing armies national
indebtedness has increased far beyond
hf tT TT frT-ii -HVV"l T A ww
emments, namely: France, Grest
Britain, United States, Italy, Spaia,
Austra, Russia, Germany, Turkey,
aud India, owe twenty thousand Bull
ion dollars, an amount which, to be
transported in gold from New York to
London, would require a vesael to
make over thirty voyages across the
Atlantic, carrying one thousand tow
of gold at each trip. And tkis emor
Hioas debt-burden has been iacraasei
ten per cent, in tin last two yean.
With thie national preeedeats be
fore them, sub-governments eolowee,
states, aties counties, asd towai
hate a!bpted the perweHM
. of torrowiac xxoaer. espeeiaitT
tkc
L."0ited "Stales, -1 oAea for m
1 of rjaestiouable propriety, until por-
f ?rial "
-J:a.m,L
cmajtni awi uiun:apai irje-i"utucus
c matters of the gravest
n eir 0f thcc fact, and in order
' to reach and ftrile at the fountain
"fad. THE tiEPCnucunfe apcntrai
. fttnir-ttl. ,. ttnns V.,r tho
ut)nie-on of the war spirit and the
W VArftf w . -A W - -- .
inaujuration of an International Peace
Poliry, aud mggests th assembling of
a World s Peace Congress in Wab
iogton, in June, I7G. There appear?
to be no insuperable barrier to rach a.
movement, and if once iniuguratt-u j
and carried oet in pood faith, the re j
suit could not tat oj permanent iene
fit to the entire world, in the advance
ment toward a higher and happier
civilization.
FOR SALE.
My persona! property, counting of
COW:
one
wagon
incuts, one breaking plow, one stubble
plow, and one double shovel plow, one
i,ir:.o. ; .- mwI- ktnr
, . , r. ,- i rr.,.,
and a tot of naive lumber four thou.-
ana pine tumgics, ana owier aniwe-
j to tedious to mention, all of the above
J
;, calve. and yearlings, hordes, ; Clwud, in ,aid county to secure the
yearling celt, hogs, two ton bay, payment of one hundred and eighty
J r . I - . do arsandeen:v fivecent (?lvl .51
and harner-s urm-.ng impie ,ilr,lfli. f ' prai no.M w.r1.-i
will be hold cheap for ca-di. Abo a , virtue ot a certain mortgage giver, to
r - j.1 - . .:. -;n t'hunbythe uefetidant Michael toe
farm for or rent, lime w,l be , and y
given on the Urn. it desired a ueea
f caaateo be given.
For further par
ticulars aiinly to
F.J$. RlCIIAKIlSOX,
On Elm Creek four miles east of Red
r - Cloud.
ESTRAlr NOTICE.
Taken ut bv the undersicned living
on Sec. 0. J, 12, on the 5th dy of I
April, IS75: Oue black mare about)
four wsirj old. when taken ud hail a
rag tied arouud its left hiud foot no
other marker Tun;. Vaughn.
34 5t Red Cioud. April Sth, lS7r.
TAKE NOTICE.
Guide Rocic, Webter Co., Neb.
31 arch 25th, 175
Sarah E Dickerson having left my
led and board without cause or pro
vocation J all per-ou or per.-ons are
lotbid harboring or trusting her on my
accijnnt, for I will pay no debts of her
contracting whatever.
D. M. DlCKERsON.
Ferry ! Ferry ! !
New Ferrv at Guiie
Rock.
Good
crossing at all times.
32 tf W.M. MONTGCHIIERY
Tcnchcr's InMilutc,
There will be a Teachers Institute
held in Red Cloud on Thursday and
Friday. Aprii 22d and 23d, IS75. All
teacherr and others interested of this
aud adjoining counties are urgently in
vited to attend. It is al-o desired that
every teacher prepare a short addiens,
essay, reading exercise, or declamation
to be ready when called fir. I shall
I shall endeavor to secure entertain
ment through the kindness of the citi
zens of Red Cloud for all thnt may at
tend. An examination will be held
on Saturday following.
II. S. Kalt:y,
County Superintendent
.LEGAL NOTICE.
In the District Court ofthe 1st Ju
dical District in and for Webster Co.,
Nebraska.
Levi 3Ioore,
re,l
er. I
vs.
John Korner.
The above named defendant will
take notice that on the 23d day of
March 1875, the plairriff Levi 3Ioore
did file his petition in the office of the
Clerk of the District Court in and fur
Webster county, Neb., setting forth
that on the 2'Jth day of June 174.
the said defendant made executed and
delivered his promissory note to plain
tiff for the sum of ?3SS 4, due en or
before Sept. 1st, 1 74, with intcre-t
at the rate of 10 per cent, per anutnn.
That as a consideration of said note
plaintiff executed and delivered to you
a certain title bond ror lots 11 and 12,
block 2, in the town of Red Cloud,
Nebraska, conditioned that upon the
payment of said note with interest,
the said plaintiff would execute a deed
of warranty for the same.
Said petition prays a judgement
against you for the sum of $388.48
with 10 per cnt interest from June
20th, 1S74, also a forecloseure and
cancellation of said bond and a sale of
said property to satisfy said amount,
interest and costs. You are also fur
ther notified that you are required to
appear and answer said petition on or
before the 3rd Monday after the 23rd
day of April 1875.
H. S. Kaley.
32-5 $12. Att'y for Plaintiff.
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the District Court ofthe 1st Ju
dicial District, State of Nebraska with
in and for Webster County.
Patrick Barry,
vs
Michael Cook.
Maria Cook,
Solomon Brunswick, r
Hyman Brunswick,
doing business under the
name Si style of S. Bruns
wick & Bro., defendants.
The above named defendants will
ttke Botioc that the plaintiff in the
above estitled action did on the 27th
day of Feb. A. D. 1S75, file his peti
tion against you in the office of the
Clerk of said District Court, settle?
forth that' the defendant Michael Cook
and Maria Cook gave a mortgage to
piimun ratncK urry on lots one and
SbS 'mL ! &
Cioud. ui said county to secure the
payment of one hundred and fifty-five
dollars aad jatarest according t9 a cer
taha note referred to is said mortgage.
That the sake SoJomob BruBswick,
Hyvaa Brwroswick, doing bassess
aader the nee aad style of S. Brass
wick & Bro., claim some interest ia
said premises, uader aad by rfrtwt of
acauia ttortface given te the by
tke Mid defcadaats Micae4 CV,
plaiBtiS asks jwdgmaat oa smsd
sory aote for f 155. 00 with istsmtai
10 per cent fros tke 20th day ttFtb..
1874, aad that said premises b Mid
n an tk ta mmA o. Jiif..i11. r
arc settled that tkey are reqawadtar
MktiMMsfer ma pctia oaer
kcfbfc tke 26tk day of AfriL 1S75.
H. 5. Kaixz.'
L3d-5w-pri5. a Att'y for PJaMtiH
LEGAL XOTJCE.
Jo the District Cjart cf the It Ja
i uicial Ii.trict, buts of Nebraska,
Wltma ara JOT co?;cr cnunrT.
Sbtuoa HrUawipk, J
Hytnaa Brunwick,
doin buioes urder the
name and style of Brutr
ick &, Bro's.
Michael Caok.
Maria Cook.
A Patrick lUrrv, DcfTuJ
Tlie above nameif defendants wlU
take notice that the plaintiff in the 1
atOT? enutiea acuon, dm on ;nc Iltn
dy of March, 175. file their petiufu
taio't rou in the office of the Clerk
j of the a!d Di-trict Court, wtttnf fjrth
t that the defendant, Michael Cook,
frtt oac ,iK:i- j4 i3 .j,e town 0f Red
tiTC a JUii;w w; iuv uuvuuwai wj i
am J' a m 9 rm. 9 V ? ! I m 9 An
. t0 jn j motteace. That the drlend
tut, Maria Cook has "ince become th t
' ife of said Michael Coot, and aascch .
" claims some interest in sad mot tgagetl J
rremlt Tbat ,he def:ndiUt i'at Ack
jj3rTi. cia:m cae tu'erest in Mid
j mortgiged premises under atiJ 1t
iaintifi"a-k-judrtnent for the sum
of one hundred and three doljars and
thirty-five cents ($103.35), with inter
est from the I7th day of March, 1S73,
and that eaxd mortgaged premises may
be sold to satisfy said notes and mort
gages and the said defendants are no
tified that they are required to appear
and auwr said petition on or before
the 20th day of April, ls7..
II. S. Kaley,
3015 5w-pf Att'y for Plaintiffs
LEGAL NOTICE
In the DL-trict Court of the 1st Ju
dicial Dt-trict iu end for Webster Co.,
Nebraska.
John F. Black, )
v.
John G. Potter,
K Tt-ibeth Potter,
Alfred K. Perry,
James 31. Baldwin,
and A. N. Schuster,
11. B, Ketchaui,
and Isidore Weil, J
doing business under the firm
name of Schuster Ketchaui A
Co., and J. C. Og-lcn. S T.
Buck and D. B. Harvey, do
ing bu-ine-s under the firm
uame of J. 0. Jgdeu k Co.,
Defendants.
Aifred IE Perry, A. N. Schuster,
11. B. Ketcham, Isidore Weil, J. C.
Ogdcu, S T. Buck. audi). B Horvty
now resident defendants will tnVe no
tice that John T. Black of the county
of Red Willow, in the State of Ne
braska, didon the Sth day of April
1675, file his petition in the District
Court within aud for the county of
Webster, iu the State of Nebraska ;
against the above named defendants
setting forth that the s3id John G
Potter and Ehrabeth Potter geve a
mortgage to the said Alfred E Perry
on lot ton (I0J in block twenty ix (20f
in the village of Red Cloud, Neb., and
lots ten and eleven U k I . in block
one (1). in liichaid-Hjn's addition to
Red Cloud, all in said Webster county,
to secure the payment of the suni or
three hundred (3U0) dollar", according
to certain notes referred to in aid
mortgage, and also to secure A E Perry
against his liability on certain joint
debts ofthe said John G. Potter, and
Alfred E. Perry, a.v?utued by John G.
Potter, and that the said Alfred E.
Perry assigned jid nnrtgage to de
fendant Jauic 31. Baldwin, aud that
said James 31 BaHwiu further airigu
ed said mortgage to plaintiff, and that
since the giving of said mortgage, the
defendants composing the said firm of
Schuster, Ketcham & Co., aud J. C.
Ogdcn & Co., claim to have acquired
some interest in the premises ni mort
gaged, and praying that snid John G.
Potter may nav the utu of two hun
dred ($200) dollars due plaintiff with L
mtsrest trom May istli. jyr-l, or that
paid premi-es may be sold to pay the
same. Yoit and each of you are here
by notified to answer said petition on
or before the third .Monday after the
13th day or May, J75
John F. Black,
By Willcox & Gilham,
35-4t-$20 Att'ys for Plaintiff.
HAMPTON & RALSTON.
Red Cloud.
Having Ieaed the Wagon and Black
smith shop, lately occupied by Ira
Sleeper, are now prepared to do every
thiug in the line of
WAGON-MAKING
AND
BLACKSMITUING,
WAGONS. BUGGIES.
AGRICULTURAL LMPLEMENT5
Repaired on short notice and is a
Workmaa-like manner.
WAG05S A5D BUGGIS3 MAIJE TO
ORDER.
flAMPTON & RALSTON.
FITS CURE0 FREE ! I
Aay iwrma caSeriac droas tie abort dit-
ts resete4 V aa:
rets Ir. Price, aad a
trial bottle of diciao will be isrwwded bj
fcipreii.
FBCEt
Tfceoalyeost betac & luxprtm Anw.
wtidk owibc to mr lanro Iniacst are MtaU.
Dr. Priee hm au4 the trta&aeat of
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ta47 fcMMrt. aal wai warraat aearc
by tae Mcffkii rasMdr-
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-iim aai tartiminTik wit mh, " " fr-iJ: JM
tum. irnta 1 WSST OASH PRICTMfe 'I
VALLEY
j. C. OTAROTBR, Prop
I always rtady iA to aa4
Thi Hotel u entirely sew. hartas
of the trtvcKi!?: public.
STAGE LEWES FOR THE RAILUO-VD OS M0S0AW WKDN
DAY, AND FRIDAY OF LCH WEEK AT 7 O'CLOCK A. M.
I Claijn to Have the BEST STABLE West tf Lrctl
i
Alay keeping on hand a good supply of
HAY A N
Also a good conveyance for the purpose of coureyiog pat-eneri fre tkil
place to any other at reasonable rate.
Hd Cloud.
0. L. BATTLES & CO. .
DEALERS IN -
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WM. ANSON WOOD MOWER '
Hover Excelsior Rem per Combine
With Dropper or Sclfllufcc.
THE TErV MANNif.
THE I. X.
Buckeye Drill Superior BronttcmoZ
&eetler9 Fountain City Seeder.
PA DOC MILKVHAV R4KK. SVX HRK-r
And all FARMING MACHINERY at 6rangt Prtc.
Also Victor Breaking Plow
Charter Oak aad ffallpfte fwtv.
ALL TIIE VARIETIES OF HEATING AND PARLOR STOrgi.
tar
A good aworttaeBt of
NAILS, . RAKES, BOLTS. CORN PLANTER
SHOVELS, SPADES, KORKd
CARPENTERS' AND MASONS TOOLS. PAINTS, OI LM.
COOPER AND NEWTON WAGON3, GLASi?. TINWARE
GRAND ifETOUR PUJW3, D.VENIOfir PLO
with Wood or Iron Beams with Wood asd Iron Boj-
And Everything needed by the Farmer or 3Icchanie.
larFine Table and Pocket Catlery.
O. L. BATTLES & CO..
GMc Rek. JTefcr 3i 1.
TREES,
THE UNeraigaetf will havtReaiy fr DtAtvary, Ap
15, 1875,
CLOVER TON, Webster County P
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