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THE CHIEF.
LOCAL MATTERS.
As 'Kill be wen by the proceedings
of the meeting of the County Central
Committee, the County Convention in
called for September 20th, and the pre
cinct caucuses Sept. 13th. Don't forget
the date, but turn out and see that the
right kind of men are elected a, dele
gatce to represent you at the county con
vention. It waxeth warm.
Turn out to the primaries.
Next Saturday is caucus day.
Delightfully cool nights the last week.
Remember the primaries next Sat
urday. We hear of two or three marriages
lately.
The district schools will commenco
next Monday.
Last Friday it was almost eold enough
for frost.
Wanted A girl to do house work.
Enquire at this office.
The Valley House now runs a new
omnibus to and from the depot.
Geo. Laverty has completed his lir
cry stable at Cowles, and is ready for bad
ness. f With characteristic enterprise Liddy
has swung a new and nobby eigu to the
breeze.
A lively runaway occurred last Sat
urday in town. No one hurt and no par
ticular damage done.
Precinct caucus meets at the court
house in Kcd Cloud next Saturday, at
2 o'clock r. m.
The Chief's old and valued corres
pondent, "Betsey," favors us with a let
ter from Inavale again.
The people arc beginning to wonder
why tlic lied Cloud Bank is taking such
an interest in county politics.
An ouifit of staccs and stage herses
passed through town last Monday, bound
for-Yankton, Dakota Territory.
Mr. W. K. Thome, County Treasur
er of Adams county, called on the Chief
last Saturday, and extended Gnanoial aid.
ThanHe.
In tho last sis working days weha7e
turned off twenty-three different jobs of
printing, aggregating nearly 30,000 im-
amusing he had several trunks lined'
with books, and hardly any clothes. rj
A very graceful act was performed j
uy iiju umversny oi uxioru, says the
ionuon Jiorncl, in conferring upon Ivan
Sergeitsch Turgueneff its honorary do
gree of D. C. L. M. TurgucnefPs rela
tions with tho powers that bo in his own
country aro scarcely friendly. Ho loves
and he has been instrumental in freeing
tho Kussian people. With thnir nilrs.
on the contrary, he is in no favor; but
it, was uut Hs a liussian mat M. lur
gueneffhas been honored, but as a poet,
an artist, a profound student and paint
er of human character.
We think it's about lime wo was
getting some pay on subscription, con
fcidenng that five hundred, moro or less,
promised to pay "after harvest."
A life long democrat who is to-day a
democrat at heart, says the participants
in the caucus next Saturday, "must bo
known and affiliating Republicans." Bah!
Burr Hannir the barber, wishes to
give notice that hereafter fifteen cents
will be charged for Sunday shaving, and
the shop will be closed promptly at lO
o'clock
Mr. Laughlin or Smith county, Kan
ess, favored this office with a call last
Saturday, and with the largest and best
flavored watermelon that wa have sam
pled this year.
Mr. 1. 0. Martin, formerly station
agent at Blue Hill, has been transferred
to Red Cloud. Wo welcome him to our
midst and hope that his slay among us
may.be a pleasant one.
If you have not already done so. you
should go to Miner Bros., and take a
jook at their 10 cent counter. Gootls f
ever description and of all varieties in
endless profusion and all for ten cents.
One of our subscribers who is a con
scientious christian gentleman says that
wkile ho and his neighbors aro perhaps
mean enough to cheat each other, they
are not mean enough to try to cheat God
out of one of his laborers by contaminat
ing his priestly garb with the political
slime of the county superintendents office.
We only tried to write one artiole
this week and while we were writing it;
sot less than a score of candidates and
politicians dropped into the office, one at
a time, "just to have a little chat." We
have swore off, we won't try to write any
thing longer than a three line local again
until "this cruel war is over."
Last Saturday evening while a wagon
bad of young folks of Cowles was going
over to Mr. Teel's. on Willow Creek, to
get watermelons, the wagon ran into a
ditched. and was turned bottom side cp,
the occupants of course being all tbrawn
out. One of the party, William- Alcorn,
a carpenter by trade, and a new comer,
had his leg broken between the ankle
and knee.
Mr. E. L. Grubb, of Elm' Creek,
showed us last Saturday, a branch of one
of his Smyrna fig trees which had four
figs on it. The limb had been accidently
broken off. Mr. Grubb feels confident
that figs can be successfully grown in this
valley, and proposes to test the matter
to his satisfaction. He has a number
of young fig trees growing finely,' on hh
farm on Elm Creek.
A disgraceful street fight occurred
last Wednesday morning between Wm.
Mosherand Hjtcheock, the blacksmith.
The fight was brought about as is usual
in such oases by a dog, which helped him-1
self U some of Mosher s meat, and upon
being booted off the sidewalk raised a
bowl which brought the blacksmith to the
rescue. This town ia full of worthless
cur, and it would-' seem that it was better
to send nine-tentbs-of tbem to dog heaven
rather than men, should so far forget
themselves as to eogige inetrcet brawls
TSS7 SE47 AIL 07KE13 1
A larpre awortment of tht celebrated
Belt's Chicago Hacd-roade Boots k Shoe
jurt received and (or sale only by
N. G. LlDDT.
A most amusing story was told as
the otW day about a minister whose
locks arc whitening for the tomb, easvaaa
ing the county and electioneering ts se
cure for himself the nomination for coun
ty superintendent, claiming to the breth
ren that the only way the church in Red
Cloud could be re-built wax by giving, him
the supcrintcndenc7. Jake Potter is said
to be the right bower
The law of this state requires that the
county clerk and treasurer shall make and
cause to be published, at least once a
year, a concise statement of the financial
standing of the county, Now, the only
question we have to ask in this connec
tion is, why h&vo not the people of this
county been favored with a statement of
this kind, once at least, in the last seven
years ? Echo answers why?
Bed Cloud, Sept. f, 1879.
Meeting for the organization of a Un
oion Soldiers Association met pursuant
to adjournment D. Lutz in the cbarr.
On motion meeting proceeded to per
manent organization, and elected R. B.
Fulton, President; ID. Lutz, Vice Presi
dent ; M. B. Mc5itt, Secretary ; G. W.
Knight, Treasurer.
Committee to draft comcitution and
by-laws report. Constitution read, amend
ed, and adopted by article.
CONSTITUTION AH ADOPTED.
Art. 1. This sociciy shall be known
aB the Republican Valley Union 8oIdier
and Sailors Association.
Art 2. Tho object of this Association
is, that we, who in the war for the Union,
left our homes and firesides and endured
together tho fatigues and sufferings inci
dent to tho battle field, the march, the
hospital and the prison pens of the South,
may draw closer about us that union of
heart and mind that arises from tho mem
ory of joint labor and fellow suffering
do honor to those of oar brothers who
fell in the strife, by cherishing their mem
ory, awaken anew our love for our coun
try, and dedicate eurselves in peace, as we
dedicate our bodies in war, to its susten
ance and honor.
Art. 3, See. 1 The officers of this as
sociation shall be a president, vice presi
dent, secretary, treasurer and executivo
committee, who shall be elected annually
on the 4th day of July.
Sec 2. The president shall preside at
all meetings of the suuiation, and may
call a meeting whenever ho may deem
tho interests of tho society demands it,
and perform such other duties as the as
sociation may from time to time prescribe.
In the absence of the president his duties
shall devolvo upon the vice president.
Sec. 3. The secretary shall record the
proceedings of all meetings and perform
such other duties as the association may
dircot.
Sec. 4. The treasurer shall have
charge of the funds of tho association
and shall pay thorn out as ordered by the
association.
Art, 4. Any honorably discharged
union soldier or sailor may become a
member of the association by signing
this constitution, with his former compa
ny and regiment, and paying into the
treasury the sum of 25 cents.
Art. 5. Ten members shall constitute
a quorum for the tiansaction of business.
Art, 6. Whenever the association
shall deem it expedient they may appear
in public procession, and the offioers shall
make all needful rules and regulations for
that purpose.
Art. 7. This constitution may be
amended at any meeting by a two thirds
vote of the members present Provided
that at least one month's notio3 shall
bavo been given of such alteration- or
amendment,
LIST OP ilEMRERB WHO HAVE SIGHED
THE CONSTITUTION.
R B Fulton, B, 1st Iowa cavalry. Da
vid Lutz, I, 2nd Iowa cavalry. G W
Knight, C, 3rd Minnesota Infantry. E
W Edson. I, 1st Pennsylvania rifles. W
W Harvey, A, 3rd Wisconsin infantry.
John Har7oy, M, 2nd Wisconsin-cavalry.
W J Turner, G, 5th Missouri cavalry.
Samuel McMinn, I, 2nd Pennsylvania ar
tillery. E T Fearn, I, 6th Wisconsin in
fantry. C A VanHorn, B, 16th Michigan
infantry. A W Holengrain, H, 20th Iowa
infantry. F Houchin, H, 52nd Kentucky
mounted infantry. C L Brockman, F, 13
Iowa infantry. W H Strohm, C. 192nd
Pennsylvania infantry. Samuel Witt, ,
7th Indiana infantry. Silas Garber, D,
27th Iowa infantry. L F Munsell. H, 8th
Wisconsin eagle regiment infantry. D G
Barvey, (J. 8th Wisconsin eagle regiascnt
infantry. T J Morell, D, 13th Wisconsin
infantry. J) B Helton, B, 7th Indiana
infantry. H W Ross, D, 12th Iowa infant
ry. John McCullom, B, 4th Iowa cavalry.
B H Frence, F, S4th Illinois infantry.
Daniel Hilkey, E, 30th Indiaaa infantry.
R B Kellcy, B, 34th Illinois infantry. J
Q Potter, A, 2nd Iowa cavalry. W H
Wilkison, C, 2nd Wisconsin cavalry. AT
Ayers, 31st Iowa infantry. D S Lewis,
B, 12th, Ohio cavalry. A Calmus, A,
21st Illinois infantry. Richard Turner, B,
Hth Missouri cavalry. S B Bi'jrce, If,
13th Michigan infantry. B C Burt, B,
5th U. S. regular infantry, J W Warren,
fl, 11th, Iowa infantry. Joseph Garber,
D, 27th Iowa infantry. D J Judson, I,
26th New York infantry. J M iellors, D,
11th Wisconsin infantry. M B McNitt,
G, ISth Michigan infantry. A N Day, K,
28th Ohio V. V. infantry.
S. B. Bierce, of Bartnony'; R. B. Kel
lcy, of Kearney Co.; W. W. Barvey, of
Inavale ; F. Houchin, of Red Cloud ; J.
B. Helton, of Oak Creek; E. W. Edson,
of Elm. Creek; Samuel Witt, of Still
water; John .McCullom, of Glenwood;
Abram Garucr, of Guide Rock, were
elected executive eommittee.
A motion was made and carried to fur
nish the Chief and Argus the proceed
ings of this meeting, also a list of the
names of menrbers for pablication.
A motion was made and earned to have
a reunion this fall, time to be set and ar
rangements madfrby executive committee.
Invitation is eittodsd to all- Uaioa
Soldiers aid Sailors- to join tht associa
tion. I
So far a we are able to lcara there will
be no rgaaiaatio of tit democratic or
rreeaback parties attempted ia tbucooa
ty tfcie fell as4 ae heretofore the oalj
qaeetioa to he decided at the eosaies; elec
tion watt be who ef the asaay food and
true aea frees tke raaks ef the Republi
can party shall he eaQed apea to serve the
people ia the etpecky of eoaaty oflcers.
We are aetuflcd that had the people aa
cntrammeled choice, a set of eoaaty of
ficera woald be elected whe woald be a
credit to the conoty aad whe weald ex
tricate the eoaaty from Us preseat deplor
able Saaoeul diatculues, Vat as the will
of the people is saade to be secoodrv to
the wishes efeoVeaiinc politicians there is
some doubt as to the result, aad it be
hooves every true republican who is a tax
payer in this county and who has the beat
interests of the county at heart, to tarn
out to the primaries and do all in bis
power to place in nomination the best men
of tho republican parly.
I naval, Sept. f, 1879.
Mr. Editor: Whilst the wire-pullers
and politicians are preparing for the cov
ing capaign, it may be interesting to the
readera of the CuiEf to learn buw one of
our county officers waa "givea away" by
a friend. The next day after an election
I met two men at Mr. N. Ayers. and be
ing informed 'hat they lived in Harmony
precinct, I asked some questions about
the election which they cheerfully an
swered, and one of them after telling me
bow be voted raid, "I did not know any
thing about tbe men, but 1 know Mr.
Jones, I think be ia a fine man. he threw
off the interest on my taxes and told me
about them." Or perhaps it might be
equally interesting to tharn to know how
one of onr county commissioners before he
learnt that all important phrase. "I don't
know, hut I'll ask Al," put me on the
track of how our county clerk and com
missioaers have brcn "pulling the wool
over the people eyes."
If any of your readers wishes the de
sired information, I will furnish it in a
futuro issue of the Chief, together with
how to pay taxes with a note that is not
due nor expected to be paid when due.
W. J. Vance.
(The rpeHtnf in th followins ia according to
tht new atyle being adopted.)
Program ov Techcrs' Asosenbuo to be
held at the Humel Skool hous DisL No.
22. Saterda Sept. 20, 1879.
10, a. m. Opning Exersise.
Anthmetik; Interest, kondukted hi If.
B. Good.
Essa bi Mary McCalum.
Amerikan Authors: Kcding, "The Old
Klok on the Stairs," with sketch of the
author, kondukted hi C. W. Springer.
Intermirfhuo.
1:30 p. ts. Gramar; Sentens Bilding
bi A. L. Burton.
Essa bi Mis Frank Grub.
History: Tbe Relashun to wun anoth
er ov the Nathuns setld Amerika, bi
Supt. Pop. m
Essa: Insentivs to Study bi Alts Har
vey :Diskushupi
Miselaneus Bisnes. Com.
Inavale, Sept. 8, 1879.
Ed. Chief : Politics runs high in In
avale just at the present time, at least I
should think so, from the way the men
discuss it. Wherever we see a little knot
of men collected togeth'er we may be sure
they are talking politics, and their talk is
interminable, or so it seems to U3 womeo,
but we have no interest in it, because we
are told by the lords of creation, "it is
out of our sphere." We are at present
engaged (besides our usual avocations)
in preserviag and pickling the products
of the soil, und we do not have time for
our usual visiting and gossip, therefore I
have not much news for you. If the men
could only by persuaded to give us the
ballot, we should soon work a great re
form in politics and there would not be
as much trouble as there is now.
Perhaps yot are not aware. Mr. Editor,
that wo have a paper published here, it
is called the Inavale Palladium, and is
an organ of the Good Templers, which
order is in a thriving condition.
But about the crops. In tke words of
an old song. "Our potatoes, they are
small." The corn that was planted in its
season, between the 5th and 15th of May,
is a good crop, but that which was plant
ed early and late ia very poor. Onions, a
splendid crop, all other vegetables are
very good. Bktset.
Our Washington Letter.
Washington, D C, )
Sept. 3, 1879. f
That we are to fight Mr. Tildeo again
is becoming more evident every day.
The Baltimore Sun of this morning says:
"Yesterday and today brought to the
city a number of Democratic congressmen,
officials and politicians fram the White
Sulphur Springs, where they have been
rustic atine during tbe summer. One of
the number, who is a journalist as well
an official, says that he made it at point
during his stay to talk with all of the
many publio men of prominence from the
South who vitited the Springs on the
subject of the next presidency front the
Democratic standpoint From what he
heard he is firmly of the opinion that the
South favors the nomination of the old
ticket of Tilden and Hendricks. He does
not believe that there is any special love
for Tilden among the Southern people,
but they seem to feel that be is the man
that can win.
It may yet porxfe our Democratic
friends to show how a man for whom
"there is no special lore," can be the
strongest man in the election But, as
Gen. Grant said, the Democracy may be al
ways counted upon to make a blunder.
The public debt was reduced three and a
half millions in August. But for the ar
rears of pension act, the reduction would
have been raaeh greater. Payments un
der that act will be- eon pie ted this year,
and, with increasing revenue and cus
toms returns, the debt will be materially
reduced thereafter. The only possible
troable will be in profligate expenditarea
by the Democrats daring the brief time
they will hold poesessioa of Coagress.
There are- ahead? rumors of schemes for
enormous expenditures to be made with
a view of aHia the Democracy ia the
Presidential election next year.
CocnissMBer Raam has done mote
than all his predecessors in omoa to break
np illicit distilling, aad it most have beea
a surprise to him to discover yesterday
that a still of large capacity had com
menced operatioas within a square of his
ofiee. However, it oar oommeaeei, aad
was immediately seised. The Govera
aest djisoi fcora dollar. R.
Go to Koba for apples, peair, ffrapes.
melon, tweet potatoes aad everthtog
nice aad new.
A lare lot of floe bird cages just
received by B. Holeotnb.
Look for tbe sign Perkin it Mitchell's
Red Cloud Grocery, on tbe comer south
of Miner Bra.
Tbe Republican Valley Soldiers and
Sailors Union Association, will ant at
Red Cioud, on tbe first Saturday ia Oc
tober, at 10 o'clock a. U., fur tbe purpose
of having a soldiers reunion. Oration
by public speaker will be given. All
ex-soldiers are cordially invited to come
and to become members of the organiza
tion. Tbe eommittee desire that al) who at
tend should bring their dinners and join
together and hare a basket dinner at the
Court House.
By order of Committee this 6th day of
September, 1879.
Elm Creek Flour" a7perktn k M itchelL
Perkins k Mitchell keep always oa hand
a stock of choice Bacon.
Batter, Egg and Potatoes wanted at
Persia k Mitchell's Red Cloud Grocery.
California Pears, Peaches, Apples,
Grapes, &c choice, at Perkins k Mitch
ell's. Still Aiaadl
LIDDY is selling Shoes at prices that
will astonish you. Call and see them, tf
"-
Just leceived,
A nice assortment of Silk Handker
chiefs, Neck Ties and Hosiery at
tf LIDDY'S
For fair and square dealing you will
find it to your advantage to trade with
If. LIDDY.
It is foolish to pay from five to ten
dollars for a "horse book" when you can
get just as good a book for 25 cents at
the Chief office.
Only a few more of thoc fast selling
"hoise books" on hand. Price 25 cents.
There is nothing mado that equals
Peck's Patent Chimneys, for sale at
Mitchell k Morbart's.
Mitchell k Morhart arc desirous of
closing out their stirrinc plows, and will
sell the few now on hand at cost price.
It is Ussless.
Trying to buy goods cheaper than LID
DY will sell you is only time spent to no
purposo. You can't do it. tf
Remember that you can get the
Chirp sent to your address ua'il
the first of January. 1SS0, for 50 cents in
advance.
FARM FOR SALE
A farm of 160 acres one quarter of a
mile from the depot at the town of
Cowles. 55 acres under cultivation. The
land lies principally in a bend of the
creek, with timber on two 6ides. Fully
130 acres good plow land. Good water
at a depth of from 10 to 20 feet. Price
$1600 in payments to suit purchaser.
Apply at this office or to L. D. Thomas,
Cowles, Neb.
80 Acres of Land For Sale.
One half mile from Blue Hill, partly
under cultivation, will be sold on time
with payments to suit purchaser Apply
at this office or to I. O. Martin, Bluo
HH1, Neb.,
The People's Brick Yard.
Mr. W. H. Ludiow is now prepared to
furnish brick to all parties who want thorn
at a reasonable price, from his brick yard
just north of town. His brick aro made
from tho native clay as it is dug from the
bank, no sand or clay is added, and they
are of better quality than any heretofore
made in this country, and are fully equal
to any made in the state. 3 to 3
Nice jellies, ginger snaps, frosted
creams, full cream cheese and other
delicacies, at W. B. ROBY'S NEW
STORE. 2-tf.
i
W. B. Roby has added a well select
ed stock of Groceries to his other stock,
snd desires tbe palronagc of all. 2-tf.
To tho er Soldiers of the Union Amy,
Residing in Webster County.
Comrades: Your presence is ear
nestly solicited at the permanent organi
sation of an Old Soldiers' Association, at
the Court House, in Bed Cloud, on the
first Saturday, in September, at one
o'clock, p. m. Then let all rally around
the "Old Flag" once more.
R. B. Fulton,
Formerly Co. B.,lst Iowa Vol. Cav.
We offer our White Lead and Oil at
greatly reduced Dtices. Call and exam
me. Red Cloud Drug Store, two doors
west of Boy's Home. 45tf
Morris i Westvecr.
v. b. XeKirr.
Wholesale k Retail Stationery, School
and JMiscelaneous Books.
Wall Paper aspeciality at Bed rock
prices, already trimed.
Fancy Stationery and Notions at the
Post Office Building.
TO FARMERS.
We wish to call your attention to our
Machine Oils, which are of superior
quality, and we offer.at bottom prices.
Red Cloud Drug Store. 45tf
Morris k West veer.
Final Proof Notice.
Land Ofice at Xflooxainrton Neb. Sept. 9t& 187?.
Notice U bcrebr piren tht the foltowiac
named settler baj filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his clain. and
secure final entry ifetwef at the expiration of
thirty day from the date of this notice, rii:
James II. Chambers for the south-west quar
ter section 32 town 4 racge 10 west, aad Barnes
tbe followinr an his wiuenes. ris: Otrtis Bead
of webster count y Htb. and William Browa ef
Webster county aeb.
cplloct9 S. W. Sfltiu. Retistar.
Final Proof Notice.
Land Office at Bloomisirton IteV.
Aturost 20tb., 1ST9.
Notice is hereby cWen that tbe followias
named settler has nlcl notice oi nts intention to
make final proof in snpiKrt of bis claim, aad
yecare final entry thereof at the expiration of
thirty days from to date of tots nonce, tjx :
John V.Thompson, for tbsnorta-eart quar
ter aeetioa 32 town 3 ranve 9 west. and. names
the followiaa- aa his witnesses, tii : William H.
Thompson, of Cowles, Nebraska, aad Reee U.
Thompson, of Cowles. Nebraska.
aar-SMp S. W. bwrrzxa. Register.
Final Proof Notice.
Laad Office at Bloommstoa. Neh.
Aosm.t2Hb.13TW.
Notice is hereby circa that the followiar
med settler aas niea aouce oi nn wiu
makeaaaf stoor in sapport oi aw w .
aeearetaal eatry thereof at. the expiratwa of
aaarty a from the date of this notice, tix:
Saarael Jf. Thomas, for the aorta west r
tar aeetioa 22. tow 3, raae 19, west, aad aamee
UafoUoviBcaeaisjritaeaNf, yu: Bdwia L.
Grub, ef Cowles. Nebraska, aad Loreazo D.
Thomas. otCewie-, Nebraska.
aatwra5 S-w- 6rrtaB, It sitr.
Notice or Fin til tror.
Laad Otf at )ooauatB NU.
A art Itta. UT.
Notice Is b?by crrea that ta followi
udkI ttl!tr ha tied retire f kt IsuatUa la
make final rof la mpfort of bit claim, aad
er aaal rotry tbrf at tfev ifir tioa ef
thirty day frva the !: of tbl aotK. rt
Abram Oarbvr. lot tb octh-urt arur F.
Sfwnl ra9we4t. sad aaasr tb MUwla
as bis witaeem. vis: Wi'lUa T. XtArvl ef
Kcd Qoad NS-. aad Samatl Oarbr ef Red
Cload b.
aar3pl S. W. SWITZKR. tti.trr.
Notice Of Final rroof.
Land OCc at Bloome&xtoB Xb. Hpu 9th T.
Notice i bervby sirro that tb folio ios
oaaed wttlrr ba fitrd evttce of bi. toltoUoa to
aiktnl proot ia tapfirt of bU Hits. aJ
wear ial ratry thereof at tbe rtptrstioB of
thirty dsyt from tbe date of ibis ootW. n
Jorb Chamber, for tbe ua!h-t jrtf
cetion 4 town 3 nose 10 west, sol aat the
fellowict as bis wttanao. tii; JSttnea lirowa
of wabiler conntr eb. aaj NieboUj lias- of
webster couDty aeb.
plloct9 S. W. SWITZER. tWriiter.
SOTK 0? F27.il P2M?.
Land Office at 7oomlBtcn NfK.
8P4 Srth.l79.
Notice ! htrebr iirn that tb fotlowicr
named t ttlr ha fled nolle nf hi icUatloo t
make final proif in atpr( of b' rials, aad -core
final entry thereof at tberipiration of thirty
days from tbe date of tbi notic. tii
Ilenrr Connely. for tbe W. U X. W. -, 8. E. t
X. W. ; and n. E.-r S. W. ' S town 1 R.
9 west, and names the loltowtnt a h wttnca
tii : Jebn R. Watt of Oaide Hock Neb. aad
Hamsel Kelsey of OuMe llock Nb.
erlloctS S. W. SWITZKR. Heciiter.
KOTOS Cr FETAL PSMF.
Land Office at Mootaina-tna Nb.
Sert 9tb. lO.
Notice t hereby riven tbat tbe followinc
named ettlerha filed notlre of hi intention to
make final prof in fupport of b claim, an J
secure final entry thereof at the expiration of
thirty dar fruta the date of tht notice, tii :
Haaiael McMinn. for tbe outh-eat Quarter
fraction 30 tawti 2 rnj II wnt. and nam the
followinr a hi witnme. vii Henry W. Hoas
of Red eioud .Veb. atidOeorre 0. Ko of Red
Goad Neb.
eplloet9 S. W. SWITZER. IWi.ter.
KOTics or ro.'AL rsoor.
Zand OSce at Bloominrton Nb.
Sept. 6th. 1879.
Notice U hereby riren that the followinr
named settler ha filed notice of hi intention tn
make final proof in fupport of hi cUira. and
secure final entry therrof at the expiration of
thirty days from the date of thi notice, vis:
Xaticr LaHorte. for the north-east jaartr
section 2 town 4 ranre 12 wet. and name the
followinr as his witneste. Tii: Joisph Lai'urte
of Webster county Neb. and Edmound Cbam
poux of Webster county Neb
seplloctD K. W. SA'ITZER. Reiter.
iroTicz or final rsoor.
Zand Office at Blooraington Nrh.
Sept. Stb. 1-S7?.
Notice is hereby riren that the followinr
named "tttler ha filed notice of hi intention to
make final proof in rupportof hi, claim, and
secure final entry thereof at tbe expiraticn of
thirty days from the date of thi notice, viz:
Daniel Cook, for the northwet quarter Sec.
20 town 3 ranre 9 went, and came tbe followinr
as his witnesses, vis: Abram Wells of Still
water Neb. and Charles A.Teel of Still water Neb
seplloct9 . W. SWITZKR. lUrister.
FINAL P200r NOTICE.
Land Office at Bloomtnrton. Neb.)
Aurut Tlh. 1S79.
Notiso i hereby riren that the followinr
named settler have filed notice of intention to
make final proof in support of bis claim and
secure final entry thereof oi the ex titration of
thirty day from the date of this notice, vis.
Charles A. Teet. for the south-west quarter
section IS town 3 ranre 9 west, and names tbe
followinr as his witnessr. vii: Oaniel Cook of
ThnmatvilleXeb. and John A. Smith of Tbom
asville Neb.
sepocl2 S. W. HWITZKR. Herister.
FINAL P200F NOTICE.
Land Office at llloominrtnn Xel.
Aurust JTlb IS7.J
Notice is hereby riven that the followinr
named pettier hw filed notice of hi indention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and se
cure final entry thereof at the expirntion of
thirty day from the date of this notice, vix:
John H Jen.on, for the south-west quarter
section 2 town 4 ranee 12 weU and name the
followinr as hi witnesses, viz: Spencer Alex
ander of Wells Neb. and Nicholas Jenson of
Wells Neb.
sep4oct2 S. W. SWITZER. Register.
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
LAND OFFICE )
Bloominjcton Nelra.V. V
Aatmt 12th 187P.J
Notice is hereby riven that the followinr
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of hi claim, and
senure final entry thereof at the expiration
of thirty days from the date of this notice, vii:
Joban Werner, for thennrtli-wet quarter sec.
Ill town 3 ranre 11 wcL and name the follow
inr a hi witnessr. viz: Albert (1. iranrcr of
Iiatin Neb. and William H. Fuller of Catbcrton
Neb. S. W. SWITZKR.
aur21cpl3 Rcrister.
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
LAND OFFICK
CK)
ka
S7V.)
Bloomtnrton ebra
Auruat 9th 187V.
Notice is hereby jriven that tbe followinr
named ettler has filed notico of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
secure final entry thereof at the expiration of
thirty days Irora the itntr otthi ntiee. vii:
Mutty Detour, for thsouth-rt ' oc.2fT. 2
R 9 west and Hamr.the followinr as his wit
neses, viz: Moses Kinr of (luiile Rock Neb.
and M M. Morgan of Ouide Kock Ne6.
aufl4scpll H. W. twiTiKB. Kerister.
NOTICE OF FI2TAL PROOF.
LAND OFFICE)
Bloominrtnn Nebraska
Aurust 9th 187?. I
Notice is horeby riven that the followinr
named settler has filed notice of bis intention tn
mik Anal rroof in suonort of his claim, nnd se
cure final entry thereof at the expiration of
thirty days from tho date or tni notice, viz;
Charles F.. W. Krause. for the north east '
in. in town 3 ransell west, and name the fol
lowinr as his witnesse. viz: Calvin I). Peck of
Batin reb. ana nenry uenrxe oi iieu .ioun
Neb.
aurltjepll 3. W. SWITZER. Register.
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
LAND OFFICK)
Bloominston NebrakaV
Aurust 9th 1179.)
Notice is hereby rT"n that tbe followinr
named settler has filed notice ot bis intention to
rniku finJ nroof in sunnort of his claim, and se
cure final entry thereof at tho expiration of
tnirty uays irnia ine uaie oi uu uuncc. m.
Frederick Bank, for the north-east Quarter
"u tnwn 1 ranmlo wpt and names tbe fol
lowinr as bi witnesses, vii: Oottlieb Arndt of
Blue Hill aeb. ana uenry neimeyer oi aiue
aurl4sepil 8. W. SWITZER, Register.
NOnCE OF FINAL PROOF.
Land Office at Eloomins-ton Neb.1
August 15th 1S79.J
Notice if hereby riTen that the followinr
named settler has filed notice oi bis intention to
make final otoofin support of his claim, and
secure final entry thereof at the expiratieo of
thirty days from the date of this notice, vix :
Orrin A. Forbes, for the south-wet quarter
u. PinwnlruMll et. and catne tbe fol
lowing as his witnesses, vix : Anel S. "fb of
Hastings aeo. ana Jucnon -. ruru wi xuc
aalilsVpW S. W. SWITZER. Register.
Final Proof Notice.
Land Office at Bloominrton Neb.
August 19th. 1579.
Notice ia hereby riven that the following
named settler has filed noi:e of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and se
cure final entry thereof as the expiration of
thirty days from the date of thi notice, vtx:
Isaac H. Hummel, for the west half aorth-west
quarter secion 12 town 3 ranre 11 west, and
names tbe followinr as his witnesses, tix : Cal
vin D. Peck of Balm Neb. aad Andrew Garloca
aag23ep25e " S. W. SWITZER. Register.
Final Proof Ntoicc.
Land Ofiee at Bloominrton. Neb.
August 22ad. 1ST?.
Notice is hereby given that the following
aamed settler has filed notice of h s inU.Uon tn
make final proof in support of bis elaiai. and
secure final entry thereof at the expiratjoa i
thirty days from the date of this notiee. vis :
Uoberuoa Adamson for the southwest quarter
section 12. towa 2. ranre 10. west, aad aame the
following as htfwitaeae.Tix: O"'..;
of Bad Cioud. Nebrvka, aad r raccu M. Sawyer
of Cowles. Nebraska. .
asz3asep25' 8W. SaTTrxa. Register.
NOTICE OF FINAL PRCOF.
Laad Office at Bloominttnn 2eKl
Sept. 3d, VS&.
Sotiea U hereby ciT. tbat the fellowiu
aamed settler has fled notice efhti iateauoa ta
.. m i r:.....-. .1 r. rtssrmi aad sa-
care final entry thereo at the expiraUo of
thirty day from toe aate ox ia bu,iu.
OSear Arnold, for tie north-west aaarter Sec.
li town 3 range 10 west, and name the MI own c
aa hi wineases. vix: John Arnold of Kwajtoa
-eo-ana tawuiu 0,uviinE.o ivjJ
C, vt. ali.r.xv, aaii.
N0TICI TJTEAC2I1S.
Notice i hereby giraa. taat I war exam'rae
... - W tftwtalTea
a caadidatea for teachers of the VpMmSjor
eoaiBioa aeaaou ox veeaew "" ,T:
CToad oa tke irrt Saturday of eaek zaoatk at
law ccieca a.m.eaxF.. c,. I
A, -v. run. .....
coitaicTtD cr to t hoc or ootso
to rat, nr wioatss a os.
Srpttmh9
WW St, X taria. -
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Hye ...... 3
Basse a iamial
Cbieaffuv
Srptmlxr 5.
Wheat 31 a.
HVmti.
' CVro. alrt
Oat
IrAF AILKV.
.corfKo Datlt. aSe ever Jobaaa 4 CrefV
tor. Ked Ctai. 'b. l-l lard ta
trsmeatt. ttiifatwn gaaraatoed or aaaf
riaoiiJ. faar rvble. Oftt boars.
te II a. as. a J 1 U 5 js. to. (T tf
Dr. N. H. BAILE7t
mmiM'hic rtiraviciaM
AND SURUEO.V.
Roin up tiirt in C II PotJcr'a
buikiiasT. Calls promptly altcoix to
day or night. 3tf
Isf aTMIlAI I G TbUrvtaarkab:
IVCnUAkla OmU(etaUlcr
pavia. aplict. Curb.caJlpat. Ar..r aaj relarga- J
4g g j lal'n VT uutim t.
Cirr M w llfJtrGiKlr r dleerd
eqaal it t-sr certainty of artioa in Hopplnc the
laiururtcatsd rronnoc tbe bunch rrle 1M.
a IQp rai tor eircalar rivlac puiUve
aVaflat) proof aad T"t aaarawtacvat'tad
drrca. Sld by jru(uU. or Bt t aa addra
bj tbe rSTtaUir. B. J . Ksadall. -V.D.. Eaobanb
1 alU. Vt.
STATEMENT UNDER OATH.
To Whom it Mat Co.hcir" Io the
year 1875 I treated with Keodall a pa
via Cure a bone tparta of acreral sooatha
f rowtb, nearly half as larga aa a ben's
egg, aod completely stopped tbt laaae
new aod removed tbe enlargement. I
hare worked tbe horse ever aioce rery
hard sioce and he never baa been lame,
nor could I over boo and difference io the
size of the hock iointa aioco I Irrated
biui wkh Kecdall a Sparin Curo.
R. A. Gain is,
Knoibargh Fall?, Vl, Feb. '2b 2S19.
Sworn and subscribed to before me.
this 2Sth day of February, A. D. 187V,
John O.J km xk,
C. F. Goodman, Arfcnt, Omaha. Ne
braska. 3 tf.
J. C. FARLEY,
(Saeeatsor to DuBeld k Co.)
-DEALER IN-
Drugs Medicines.
Paints. Oils
and Varnishes.
A full supply of
SCHOOL ROOKS. bTATIONERY,
WALL PAPER, Aa
Patronage solicited and thankfully received.
SaTPrtsriptioni carefully compounded"
Ono door south of Rank,
RED CLOUD NEB.
Flour & Feed
STORE,
CHAS. E. PUTNAM, Prop.
DEALER IN
FLOUR. FEED
Corn, Meal. Bran Chopped feed aad
GROCERIES.
Visit the Red Cloud Grocery. Feed aad Pro
vision store when you want supplies for mia or
beast.
Highest market price ia cash palp fer grain
All kinds of country produce taken sa exchange
for goods. Ooodi delivered to all parts of towa
freo of charge.
Store south of Reed's Plow Factory.
RED CLOUD,
Nebraska
Furniture Store.
A wholesale stock of Goods of the Finest
Qaality aad sold nt prices
lower than
ivxsBsroszorrzizs
to the Public
TO. BE. Reed.
(awT Special attention given to Under
taking: RED CLOUD. - - SEP-
CHICAGO
Lumber Yard
RED CliOUD, lYefe.
Tart! south of Hampton k R atoa'j
shop, on Mais atrecL
Keep coaitaatly aa haadaa aaaortmeat of
Lwawlwr. !, ftbl . aseara Tlt).
Java. E4aaa Hair rwawwsat. rusaacr
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PLATT & FREES
Proprietor
COME!
For Voar
LUMBER !
DRT LUMBER A SPECIALTY.
Taf BSST IS TM1 af iHM
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RED CLOUD NEB.
PERKINS ft MITCHELL'S 4K
RED CLOUD GROCERY STORE !-
katj
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STAPLE AND FANCY CROCERIES.
Oar fOA ar trt cIxm ta trtrj ts.rK. al ftcoaaJ t. . wa,
trial. AH S-eacit at lU Iat cali ptc, 1 we .
The Lowest Living Rates.
And wc hope to merit the increasing patronage
which is being bestowed upon us. Buy
your groceries al n
G E N E R A L GRO C 1- R Y S T O R K .
r
s,.th.fMia.,-..ura.iiedad leikiiis i' Mitcholl.
II. Mnu
MINER
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ERCHANDISE.
We katp Conoitantly On Hand A KuU
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wfvnt sijsfirj ijy,'!yc,jn"Jvt
CLOTHING.
HATS CAPS.
BOOTs,
Shoes. Glassware, Qecnswar and
Crockery.
We buy our goods for CASH, and defy cou-
petion. When in town give us a call.
One door south of I'onI OiIkc.
Red Cloudy
HARDWARE STORE.
MlTCHKra A JIOUIIAStT, frop-.
Wc keep on hand at all times, a large and com
plete stock of Hard-ware.
Wc also koop a suply of
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Give us a call, as we feel nire we can mhi your
in quality and price
Remember the place, opposite the Chief Oflicc.
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