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? OSIXESS DIRECTOR Y
Attorney -at Law.
t. K. WlLL"OX. J. S. GILliAy,
wVillcox cfc dilham
ATTORNEYS AT DAW,
Wi 1 Practice in all the Codrts of the
State.
3T- Collection Promptly Attended to
oFF.CE IN POST OFFICII
UlJlI.tJlNO.
Red Cfcri.
Neb.
ATTOUNKY AT LAW,
2T0TASY PUSLIC ASS 2SA1 ES?ATZ
AGtlTT;
Red ChuiL, Xcbraxlca.
County Superintendent rtf Public In
ttnlcliok. Cobb. Ma' cju&tt &. Moore,
LAWYERS,
LINCOLN, NEBRASKA.
On fru will l( in tt nInec at each
trm of the District Court)1 of the ycrcral
countiw hi e UcpuUliran VhI I tr. 1 1
A. It. ISO WEN. J AS. I.AIKIJ
- BOWEX 8t LAIKD,
Att'neys at Ziaixr
AND
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
&5f Will practice in till the Com (no
the Stale.
XIA7A 17EBBASZA
Real Estate Agents, &c.
". X RirilARLSON, J. A. TULLEVS
Richardson & Tulleys,
S2AL SSTA7S k COL'CTIUS A3SKTS
Will buy and pell Real Est tr on Ciinni.
f i. anl pny taxes for non-rrMJ.
g-cat atttflti'iC clveti lo.'i.Iloctii'iic- Ccr
rrtiinUtice Milicitnl. A'l letter? of iaquirr.
r on huiinc'. promptly auwcretl.
It EI) CLOUD, - - - - NEB.
I. IX. Freeman,
JVXIATA, - -
KE11.
Buys snd tcll" Wester'! Securities.
Sclufd Jinndf a rci'ittif.
Real Estate Dealers,
XfLoouixnrox - - - neii
Have ccti'tnntlr for ale a litrjre qnantity
of chit-r Laud in Xouthern Nrliraka.
A'" huy atvl tc I I xn-ls uu '"oiumissioa and
tia Taxes tor uon-rrstilruU.
K3 Afcutiin lo (tir tn to the proe u
ii n nH claim hefire tlielocil nd cciitaI
Land Office?, and ecrctary if the Int rior.
CkvertonHouse
CLOYERTON, NEBRASKA.
it. vii.ion . iToprictor
(5ood Stnblo?, Good Beds, and Siiiai
Meal, at Rcasomble Rates.
The Patronage of the Travelling Pub
lic, Respectfully Sclicited.
I9L Clftde Housf e.
Red Cloud, Nebraska.
H. 3. SILL. - - - Prcpristcr.
.mmI lUfclf ! t'anarction Willi the
HMV.Sr.t
Ths btcl haj'ben refitted andrcfumi-hed
fhmuchout. C4nime-cial .Mcn.ltailroad Men
an. 1 nil liartic? i.-itins Hcl J'nd. will End
ini'Ie accuuituudatioa; at :h"i liutcl.
I.IVlltV A FEED
J. D. POST, Proprietor.
Hariri fitted np a larpe Stable i. prepare
at all tilfces to furnish room and feed for te&m
LiTeryrir on hort notice.
Stable West of tie Valley Scusa,
BT
A. B. HAAWER.
it the Billiard Hall, Red Cloud.
ftorShaviBg, Shampooing and Hair-
Gutting in the highest
style of the
17-td
irt.
V City Mt Market.
" V ARK H- WARNER
Has jut opened a Meat Market en
Webster Street, next door south of
Park's Shot h ip where he will keep
aud sell fresh meats of all kinds.
HIG HEST MARKET PRJC&PAtD
FOR BEEF CATTLE HOGS,
.AND HIDES.
ReiCfcwf - v . Neb.
GE0R&E ZEISS,
DEALKKS IS1-1
ITITines &, Liquors
CIGARS,
Che!!, Sniiking, Tobacco.
CANNEDEEUITS
OFAfiEKINDS,-
A3r'
CONFEC riOERIS,
A-Speoialty.-
rA Lager fiecrfrccr AxtCopc
JBfewery, cmU9tl7MamL - J
BED LOUD, JiJEB,
s
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
u. s. pension surgeon.
Office 3d door Soutl of Court Hoist.
Eedierce Ore T!e art cf 2ed CArL
feT M JO XE8,
Watchmaker & Jeweller,
23 CLOTO, W3ESISS C0717T7, JT2:
XS?-Particular attention1 given to Rc-
j pairing Fine Watches atid
Satisfaction Guarantied.
R. WILbCOX,
N JTARY PUBLIC.
Conveyancing and all other Notarial
Easiness will receive prompt attention.
37"Dcpoitioni promptly and correct
ly taken. Address,
HKD C'LOCD.XEIMIASKA.
Republican River
STAGE. LINE.
5. ?. S32. Pr&riste.
Regular trips will be uidic between
JUNIATA and RED CLOUD,
t .-hall be pleaded to carry passencer
upon the days mentioned, leavmc He
Cloud at 6 A M on Mondays, Wednc
davs and Friday.. Leaving Juniata
at ti a. l., oa TueidJi'., Thursday
and Saturdays.
Fare reanable.
HAMPTON & RALSTON.
Red Cloud-
Ilaring leaded the Wajion and Black
smith shop, lately occupied by Ira
Sleeper, are now prepared to do every
thing in the line of
WAGON-MAKING
AND
J3LACKSMITIIING,
WAGONS. BUGGIES.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Repaired on short notice and in a
WorlkUidii-likfi manner.
WAGONS ASD nUUGIES MADE TO
ORDEll.
HAMPTON & RALSTON.
RED CLOUD MILLS.
NATIVE LUMBER
Constantly on hand. All kinds of
DIMENSION LUMBKK.
5UELTING.
Fencing.
AND BRIDGE PLANK.
All sold CJitapor Cah.
Call and examine lumber and prices.
FITS CURED FREE! I
Any person ynfferiar froBi the ahove dis
civvi i rejuMte-t t aildrc Ir. Price, and a
trial bottleuf taediciau will be forwarded by
Exprcii.
FREE!
The only wt betns the Exprcw cbarpe.
wi -h owinj; to iny litrso bujincs. axeciuall.
Dr. Price has mIe th treatment f
FITS OR PILEPY
a rtndy for year?, and he will warrant a care
by the use ofhi remedy.
Do not fail to send ti hitn for a trial IrottTe;
it costs nothing, and he
WILL CURE YOU,
no matter f how Ion ftandinc ynur cae
tua be. or how uiuny other reraedics may
have failid.
Circular acd testimonials sont with
FREE TRIAL BOTTLE.
lie partlcul r to cire your Kjprcea. u well
as your Post 'flicc direction, aud
Addrens.
DR. CII AS. T. TRICE.
07 William Street, new York.
L
DAY
DAY!
WELL AUGER !
Having obtained the agency for the
State of Nebnaka for
0WSX3CXXXBUT2S WELL SKITO
And provided owsehes with firet
class machiBerv" fot Qkinr Welte. we
take this method of solickiwr, orders
iroui ail wuo seek wier smyyi) .
ITc are prepared to nak wells wifE'tlie mt
Koet speed, aad ia a satisfactory auaaer.
aa-rmi mad otker Ftl takes in x
cbasjce fer wrk.
Beiartkeduly aatborixrti steals fcrtii
Statc. we offer Coanty. Township. aaA icdi
Ttdttal nt far sale.
SPLE5DID BU5IXESS FJR A SHALL
CAMTAL"
$25 a Dy tatr wtN iSHif
ti Well AfK:
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THE RED CLOUD CHIEF
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA.
JjOCAL 3IATfEPS.
Xilicexin th(J Column 10 fcaiti a Line
For Salt.
The Meat Market at Red Clonl.
I This is a god ' disnce for a man with
J small means to secure a jrood location.
The building and what belongs tuere
d, together with the ood will, ts of
ferrcd very cheip. Inquire al this
office- -( td
ArrlTfil Md Drtirlre f H
fruiM tUr Krtl Ctoa4 ..
JuniAta Leaves Monday's
Wednesday' and Friday 7 . m.
Moil clunl 9 p. i. Airivcji Tues
day Thursday and Saturday' 7 p. m.
Hakvahd Leaves Tuesday's and
Fridav'. G p. m. arrives Tuesday .i
.and Friday's 5 p. m. Mail closed
:,l.
p. m.
Fca:K!.is, ?oinz east, Monday'
mul ThtiMlar't; 1 n. m. unim: west
Tiic-day's and Friday's 10 a. ni.
Pleasant !liu. leaves Thursdays 6
a. m. ArJives Wednesday's 4 p. m.
-Mail closed 0 p. m.
Jewell, Kansas, arrives Friday's
12 m. Leave Friday I p. m.
Rl'ijSEL, Kansas, arrives Thursday's
12 a. m. Leaves Thursday 1 p. m.
Ofice opea from 4 untill 6 p. m.
Sundays.
All regntehd matter mut be in
the evening before the mails leave.
M. B. McNrtT, P. M.
I'Ul'Rlll UIKECTUKY.
CONG REG ATIONAL CII U RCH
StTvicty. eyery first and third Sab
bath of each month at Red Uloud
and Inavale. ,10 o'cloek A. M. at
Red Cloud. 2 o'cToci ?. 3L at In
avale. Everj second and fourth
Sabbaths at Batin and Harmony
Precincts. Rev. A. Max well,
Pa? tor.
UAITIST CHURCH Rev. Tito.
Mrxi.ow, l'astor. Services eVtfy
fourth Sabbath at 7 P. M.
Saubatii School every Sabbath
motumg at
I 1 A. M.
J. Q. POTTEIt, Supt.
Prayer meetinc Sabbath and Thurs
day eveuinj.s. All held at the school
!iouejiist noithof to;vn,
amsm
WilicoxfcGillham.
Have for sole choice tracts of land,
and good claims.
All letters of inquiry answered
promptly.
NO; L
100 acres deeded land. H miles east
of Red Cloud. 80 aerci good bottom
grass hind, balance smooth upland
prairie, well watered. A bargain.
NO.i
A good claim of 100 acres, three
miles from Red Cloud, well watered
and some timber. A few acres under
culmation. Can be taken as a home
stead.
NO. 3.
A good claim of SO acres, four miles
from Red Cloud, south of the river.
Timber aud water.
NO. 4.
1 f0 acres 3 miles from town. 1 0)
acres bottom. GO acres level upland, a
spring on each SO ; a running stream
through the quarter, , .acres improv
ed, a log house loxto, 15 acre4; wheat.
10 acres oats, 10 acres corn. One-half
the small grain nod all the corn crop
will be so'd with the land if sale is
made in sixty daj-s. One cow, 2 plows,
1 harrow, 1 span horses, harness and
wagon, and 2 cultivators.
NO. 5
Nwr 34, 3, filing ; IXf acresnnder
plow, a good well, dug-out stable lox
4a, hewed log house 10x20. Cheap.
For further particmlars call on or
address
WlLLCOX k GlLLHAM,
RED CLOUD, - - - NEB.
micros SALS.
A splendid farm for tale about six
miles southwest of Red Cloud. 45 acres
under cultivation, 30 acres in s'toall
grain, and the rest in com. Timber
and water on the land in abuadance,
Will also sell with fara one span of
males, one oow. and aB the necsaary
farming implements to cany on a farm.
Deed will be giren to pnrchaser if de
sired. Good school ndfaatajecs aI
extensive range for stock. NettaWM t
1, Sec 53. town 1 rtbge 11 west
?or further particakrs call at this
office or on J". C. Wolfe at his place.
LOCI, SHATS9 OS STOLEff .
From town 3, range 9, Sea 12, oa
tne night of May 16th, o span of
mnlesv dark brown; when lost had
halter on. Ay information famished
will be weS rewarded. Direct such
information jtn 6. W. Ewens, Maoen,
hFrantj - Q coiefy, Keb.
40tf
HASllSB.
FERMAN 1 65fer. On the 4th
day of May, at the resideese .ofthe
briieTs mother. Mm. James H. Fke
KA.s, of SaHae Co., Nek. tn Mtsn
Nellie M. Fosxt, f Weheter tV
Akoat the Mate place on the creel'
tne 14th. Mm, Jho. W. Poskt to
L Miss Mart BletjssV of Webster
tJo., by Lias n . Moser, J. P.
We wtirn evikdfcs far thaifae
cake, and wlsk tie wb'nm)
C0Si all tnenappassn that maybe
sttaiced'ia the consMisI state.
-Vick'sReral Gni4e, Na. S' JuT
1875is at xOL Mr. Tiek girts a
ray iat'riwiaaaJawaai of hi trit tc
jCafifornia. IWc ,ata camar cahcr
'things'of interest hcsiae,ithc Guid.-
We listened to an able KrniMby f ' i -UiiLts. LEGAL SOTICE --- . .m ,4fe. . -fl
Rev. White of the 31. E. ITnurch, o
Kearney Junction, last Sabbath erco
mg.
Wc are hariB? pknty cf efrch
frjjt ?howera now-a-days which casts a
aluJw f living retn o'er tkc 6e?d of-?
wheat and other small gnffn. A grrat
many farmerj have corn tealy for the
plow, and ay they never had better
projecU for a good crop.
J. D. Post has just fetorned fifom
Beatrice, where he nurinad a G t
team of ponies, which He will aid to
his livery stable.
Geo. Zei-s has the frame work of
his new addition enclosed and will
probably have it finished by the first
of next week. He intend to give the
boys a eocial hop one of these days.
Tor some of the "iltcdgcd"-tfst
butter we have een in Nebraska .we
are indebted to Mrs. Holccftub.
"Mrs. Burtis sent to this office a
ba'f-dozen ex&s which for size arc not
olten excelled. We meiaured the
largest but as it didn't quite come up
to that one mentioned in the J.trnilta
Gazette wc wout give the fijjarCA,'
Mr; a S. Wells bro't th'e firt
onions of the season as far as our ev.
lericncc foes, to town last Thursday. -J
Asher Beal sa3s he will count
trees with the tuot uf his neighbor.
He has set out 14,35'J since tfc'e firat
of last April. .
Joe Warner has an epg th'at beats
the juven ic egg layer at Juuiitl. It
measured 'Jxl inches. What a huge
"shake up" that would make.
J. L. Miller's father-in law, and
wife, have been in towu several days
on a visit.
-G. W. Shepard of the U. S. Land
Office, it Bloomingtoo, aud J. R.
road. There are ouite a uuuiber of
uin going from Riverton to that place
and they are in need oi more hands.
r. W. Vollintine, of Republic?
City, was in towu last Friday. We
understand he is going to Riverton io
take charge of his flouring mill at lkat
place.
A little disturbance ocmrred in
Berenzeu's store one day last week By
tho meeting of two pugilists. A show
case demoralized, a little blood spilled,
ard a nose out of place, was the result.
Bctb combatants are now i-atisaed
and peace reigns supreme. Wc weald
mildly suggest that when parties come
to a misunderstanding that they settle
it out of doors, where they canjiave
plenty of room and show casus can' not
be used for a fort.
We understand that last Friday a
young man brought -a large span of
mules into this place and sold them k
Mr. Barry, of Smith county, K'a3&i,
for the remarkable small sum of $1o5.
He says he brought them from Ells
worth, Kan. Mr. Barry deposited the
money with W. N. Richardson to be
paid at the expiration of twelve days,
providing the sale is valid.
-There were more tcarns in town
Tuesday than we have seen for some
time before. We guess it i?ds on ac
count of it being aid day.
L Mr. Bobier tells us he his forty-
five acres of pasture fenced in with a
good board fence.
Sherer has his Soda Fountain up
ami in full blast. It works like a
charm for we tried it, and Sherer set
'em up to the boys in good style Tues
day afternoon. 'Go drink and be m-.-r-ry,
etc"
5lec3?er hrrs a lot of machinery on
hand which he offers at reasonable
turns.
Ed. Smith has on hand some very
nice Oranges and Lemons. Go and
try them, they are cheap. We might
try some of your tropical fruit Ed.,
tempt ns aud see.
Ed. Smith's pony was bit by a
rattlesnake last Tuesday morning.
Proper remedies were used, and he is
now rapidly recovering from the bite.
SSorty Batch has purchased a
canary, and L now tryinc to catch a
barn swallow for its mate. We think
tbe two together wonld make sweet
mssic fir Shorty, the sweef motes of
the canary fcr tenor, and tSe' cand
grating noise of the swallow for bass.
The "Old Man" is away now a
days attending to Constitutional affairs
and if any of our "high-blood" read
ers get ofended at some of our per-
Lwl tice,
they will do ns a'favor
by keeping cool till he gets kerne.-
If yon wait to be happy, virtuous
and wise patronix? those who adver
tise, and go to see John G. Fetter's
new goods nhicb he is nelEugt Gran
ger prices.
Mr. Jan. Steaser has fouwdai
horses, which strayed away fTwnrHasCr;
ings several wAksago. Jkey ware
taken up by a man living near Spring
Ranchc. Mr73. new has Aeatfc
charge at the end aTa knafe
.Miss S AMnueaB la, just re-
ceived aa addttioa to aafalready large
alack of miliaery goons. And the way
tbe laM are getting3' rnfr hats- and"
RepoHotthe Red Oiead Sakcl
C kit Maun MJTm-Uic7rk -17
mJt . nMW -J- -a..-.". .-a. -tZ
aaiawamaar at snanvuTS.aBfuaacr aw:
r
ilcUonald, Uounty Ulerk oi trankhu i" manner mat it win make it a , dred $-(K)j dollars due pUintilf with
county, were in town last Friday. f pleasure intend of something to be "uteres from May I.'.th. IjTI. or that
-W V ILinU -eiKr. n ,ldrca,le,1 ve him a call. aid preim-es may lw miH to ay th.i
-W . h Hatch, of Rive ton c .lied - rvFlTS arne Vou and "cb oi'y "
on us on Saturday last. He intends r,UM r,I'" by notified to aiiwer isiid feUtiou on
soon to start for Granada, Colorado, Al1 wanting wells bored will do well or before the tliird Monday after the
toiakechafgeofa gang of hands on w oil upon W W H vitVEV I.Uh day of May 1875
,tn a. m- t .t f c. v -i Inavale, Webster Co., Neb. John F. Black,
the Atchison, Topeka & St. le rail- firtft1 nn(N tn :f ,, :i Bv Wniim .t Cfi ,i.r,r
' J&ff&tXSi nlWciaaaCi j
lSana??mf .itif Ii iT-1-
K-?immmmmFr 1 .-
JBPBihmcraHwy'
W. Kalet, Teacher.
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ESTRAY XOTICE
r m. . - . . . jii irif ar aB 11
iarnup by u,e urrcer:mfri, on In the Ut.tr! Conr tb M Ja- VMI.L.K. T JiPBfc m
Sec. '2. iovn. , nutce !:, on the rffcnl lhnrwt ia mf ftr fcb:r Co., W m "" -gl
icthilayof AprJ, HT5 , Owe cost 11 NebrasEi. - jh
years M. color a light red. bruin of Joun F. Black. fl
tail whi;e, under crop in riItt car r. , rjrj
33-w Avr.vsr Pir.iKTdk'Mi.
Red Clou I, Ajuil 2inh, 1S75.
sc'uUol'xotjceT
Notice w h.reby jriverf that scaled I
plotonl will bi received l the tTScl
of I. W. Tulleys. in Rrd flond until
th2 2Sth day of May, J.S75, for fami-h-!
ini ten conl of wrxvi for the ue of j
the schoof honse in lut. Nu. 2. Wood (
to be .ond, fotlr feel in leai:th. and I
to re delivered at the School Houm; I
in Red I!oml; on or befuri the lt da
of July, 1S7J.
I. W.Tl'I.lhvs,
3'J- td director.
, Hctice to Tacisri
Notice is hereby given. That I will
examine all persons who maj desire to
offer themselves a.t candidate
tor
j
teachers of the primary or comtnon
school of the count), at my office in
Red Cloud, on the first :aturdar cf
August, November, Fehraary and
May. II. S. IvAi.Er,
Co. Superiutcmient.
One Champion Lijjfit .Mower. Price
$ I J 5. Will take stevk in ptrt py.
M. B. McNitt.
Corn Planters.
Two two horse corn planters Tor said
cheap, to close out my etock of Agri
cultural implemenls.
32-tf. M. B. McNitt.
Bcrcnzcn & Co..- hare
a hrrc
amount of wood sale id afge or small
quantities to suit.
teetuTteetii u
Shercr ha. a good set of instruments
and will extract teeth on ihort notice,
37-3ui
The Pride of the Great West.
-The Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine
iscxtreemely simple in its construction
elaborately finished in its design and
ornamenting, combining great capac
ity and adaptation to every variety of
family tewing aud manufacturing. It
embraces all tho important and essen
tial elements embodied in sewing ma
chnes patented in the last twenty-five
years, together with the Iafe important
improvements ami patent- of eminant
mechanical expert and inventors in
thrcrap!oyof tho Wilson Company.
The west has reason to be prod"! of
the Wilson machine. Machines will
be delivcrd at the nearest Rail
road Station to your place free of
transportation charges, if ordered
through the Companies Branch
Houe at St, Louis Mo. They send
an elegant catalogue and chromo
circular, free on aplieation.
This Company wsct a few more good
agents.
SCHOOL LAND SALE.
Notice is hereby given that on the
16th day of June, A. D. fS7o, at the
hour of 10 a. in., at the Court House,
in Red Chrad, Webster county, Neb.,
I will offer fbr sale at public auction
to the highest bidder upon the terms
fixed by the law, the following describ
ed school lands in said county of Wcb-
I . .'-It--ii) Att'ys for Plaiutiff.
stcr, to-wit:
T. R,
Sec 16 and 35 1 north 12 west
'" 16 2 12 "
ni 30 J " 12 "
uj set 36 2 " 12 "
n sw 36 2 " 12 "
sec 16 and 36 3 " 12 "
sec 16 and 3C 4" U5 "
swl nei 16 V A Tf
wsel 16 1 - II "
sw 16 1' 11 "
sinwIlG 1 11 "
sec 36 I, " 11 '
nandse"16 2' " 11
sec 16 and 36. 3 , 11 "
c 16 and 36 4 " 11 "
w swj 16 1 " 10 "
ne" swr 16 I,4 " 10 "
nw 16 1 ' 10 u
sec 36 I " 10 "
sec 16 and 36 . 2 . 10 4
sec 16 and 36 3 ', " 10 "
sec 16 and 36 4 " 10 '
sec 16 and 36 1" 9 "
secl6and36 2 " 0 "
sec 16 and 36 3 " 9 "
sec 16 and 36 4 " 'J "
20 lands will bo sold for less than
seven dollars per acre nor lea than the
appraised value thereof.
Said sale will be adjourned from
day to day till all of said lands have
been offered.
J. A. TfLLETfS.
37-6 Clerk.
LEGAL NOTICE
la the District Court of the 1st Ja
dical District iaaaaV for Webster Co.,
Nebraska.
Jamas LaOac, plaintiff, V
versus
Edwin E. Covey,
c. eney. ;
The defeadaat in t5a above astion
will take notice that the phuatif
above nftmk.neT did. oa the 36th day
of April, A. D. K: file his aeUM
mtheaoevc named eovrt, sect forth
thathesani acfeadant Kkwm VL Co
vev. U aiaBhted ta the mm aJMHtiff
IwrjH'UfaBase moaeyof lotslbar (4)
are t5), aa4 fix (6), m Week five (5).
LaDac's additkm, so the TiMageaf
gea Ooaa;lanioaaliag cathcaamaf
forty-ve (t4$i aaan. with iacereW
Jrvat.tha 221 day afArr, At D. J74.
and that phuauffakiaC'a reaaors Kea
oa Istsa aati 6 afaaid atamijca,
PIuKtiaTasks iaaaaaae iar the rrr
of fcrty-fifci fm; akalara, .with iaaar-
eM from the '221 st ApoL A. V.
;la?aMVlait-ais! lata .fife ami sis
csdi4i citify aai
the TihraaY afJi
a. - v. isia.
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AU'xs for plaiaaiC
John G. Potter.
Kihubeth lVttcr,
$frl E. Pern,
Jamis M. Baldwin,
ar A. X Svhuter,
H. B fvcteham.
and Iidura Weil. !
doing buine urler the 6rtu j
mime of Schuster KvtchaiaA: j
n . and J. C. O.-dru, S. T. I
Beck and I II. Harvey, do f
ing buine under the firui J
name or J. (j. Ds'dea i Co , j
Defendant's J
Alfrel E Perry, A. N. Schutcr.
!!. B Kctcham, MJore WVd, J '.
0:dcn, S. T. Btfck. and D B Harvcj
now ruiderit deieudict will fV,c no
lice I hit John F. Black oT the county
of Red Willow, in the htat nf ..
!raVa. 1i! nn th rli .1.- r ...,)!
.. 1. . . T W 9
i. - . - "; "-- : ';
,''J pciiiiiin in tne I'tstrsct
j Lourt within aul for the county of
I Webster, in tht State ol Nehnika .
3-i!n,t ihe above uimed defendant-
citing forth th it the -atd John G.
Potter and Ehrabeth Potter cave a
mortgage to, the aid Alfred E. Perry
on lot u.n iiU in b!ock twenty mx (Jii
in the iilage of Kel Cloud. Neb , and
lot ten and eleven (Ju ,t 11). in block
one (1). in iWehatd-on'a addition to'
Red Cloud, all in said Web-ter county
to secure the pay-sent of the um of
A fee iifiodred (.'W) doJlars aL-cordm?
to certain notes referred to In siJ
tcort "age. and alo to ecure A E Perry
agamt his liability ou cettain joint
debt.- of the said John G. Potter, and
Alfred E. Perry, a-umed by John 11.
Potter, and that the said Alfred E.
Perry assigned said mnrtg-ige to de
fendant James M. Baldwin, and that
said James )I. Baldwin furtlier a--igu- I
ed?aid mortgage to plaiutilT, and' that t
since trie giving oi saia mortgage, tne i
defendants composing the said firm of I
Jebuster, Ketcham & Co , and I. C.
Oirden & Co.elaitu to have acquired
iorje interest in the pteuiie . mort
gaged, and praying that .-slid John G.
I otter may pay the sum of two hun-
LEGAL XOTWE
In the District Court of the 1st Ju
dicial District, State of Nebraska with
in aud for Webster County.
Joseph R. Bobier,
Wilfiam RicterJson,
Jlrs. Richardixin. wife of W.
Richardson, first name uu- j
known. J
The above named defendants will
take notice that the plaintiff did on
the 27th day of April, I S7.i, file his
petition in the office of the Clerk of
the District Court, of Webster county.
Neb., against you. The object and
prayer of said petition is to foreclose a
certain mortgage executed by you to
plairitilF. rrpon the nw". Sec. 32, town
1. of range 10 wct, dated Feb. I'Jtb,
lb3, fur three hundred and forty dol
lars, due April 1st, 17..
Said petition prays judgement
against youtor the sum ot two hun
dred and eighty dollars with ten per
cenUntere-t from the first day of
April, "S75. You arc required to ans
wer said petition on or .pefore the
third Monday after t&e -'1st day or
May, 1S7JC
H. S. Kalky,
17 4t
Att'y for Plaintiff.
Notice.
To whom it may concern. All per
sons are herby rrotiSed that the hi. P.
R. R. Company have become tired of
this wholesale slaughter upon their
timber, in the Republican Valley.
And Irom tLia time lorwara wc
propose to protect our own interest,
ind by so doing we think we tjhSJf
protect the best interests of ("h'c set
tlers, as we are ccnviu"ed that there is
no timber in the Valley to spare.
Especially to be drawn out ofthe State
or cut into lumber, or in any manner
wasted. And we hope all good1 citi
zens will consider these matters care
fnlly. and lend us their influence to
protect what timber there may be left,
J. D. LonniDOE,
Land Com'r. 31. P. Railway.
23ixs6.
Notice to Schoof Boards.
To Distbict School Boards;
Yon will please take notice that by
an act of the Legislature, ap;pr?7cd
February 25th. it in made the dutv of
School District Boards to furnUh L
immediately to the County (Jerk a
statement of the amount of Bonds
hereKr7,e iu d, and not already
paid, the date of dach JS&rf, the rate
of interest, and whsa and where it
is payable.
You will make this statement as
possible, and unless made in time
for the County Commissioners to levy
tte UTT required , to pay the interest
on your bonds, no' tax will be levied
for that purpose.
The law makes it the dety of the
r onty Commissioacrs to tery the
tax at the same time other taxes are
levied oC the &r?t Moaklay ia Jaly.
By order of the Board of County
Commissioners.
, - J-. A. TCL-.ET. Co. Clerk.
Red Cloud, April 7, 1575. 3t 6'
GODEY'S LADY'S flOOfc
We feel that we would be doing oar
sabficrihers an injustice did we not call
their atteatloa to thisiatriaacatSy good
MagazicC and charmsag Chramo, The
Raacaf which is given to each yearly
scbscriiMr. Read the Prospeetas, xhd
if yaw hare acrar aeaa a ccy ofthe
Magazine, seed 25 eeat toL. A. GO
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STAG E LE V ES FOR TH KK! LK1 D ON !OND. V. W KlN E3-
DAV, AND FRIDAY OF EACH WKKtf XT 7 O'CLOCK A. M.
I Claim to Have the BEST STABLE West of Lincoln.-
Alsny LtcjHnc on hand a good up!y of
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plico to any other al reasonable ril?i.
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llorcr JExecisior Reaper Combiwtd
With Dropifct or l$clj Ra'c.
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Buckeye Drill Super ior UronHcant
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NAILS, RAKES, BOLTS. CORN PLANTERS,
SHOVELS, SPADES. FORKS
CARPENTERS' AND MASONS' TOOLS. PAINTS. OILS.
COOPER AND NEWTON" WAQON3, OLASS. TINWARE.
GRAND DETOUR PJXJW3, DAVKNPORrPUWS.
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