e.
frunr, t - - ty--Tk43wt'?'g'tedrt3Sjl
v
t- IMirv-o" -v-
,toft "WoriKt
RED CLOUD CHIEF
rrHLISKKD r.VERY THCBSDAt AT
Zi CL3U3, KEBSA6SA.
M. L. THOMAS,
r.itlior :uitJ I'rorl-tor.
Cloud Chief.
The
Red
saxJ aj
tiiim-iiiii, featate
4.-e At"
"Jilcmul Vigilance it 'the price of Wnsrhj." anil $1 50 year is the prin- of the lied Cloud Chief'.
NO. l'-;.
S-
BED CLOUD, WEBSTER CO- NEBRASKA. THURSDAY. JUNE 2USSU.
2r:C:- $i.0a jeer if -piii in AiTtsce.
VOL- VII.
,1 )?kf JBS3. t4 JiVif
-- !
wa aBMwawMBBwaawMwwawaww- ' i ' - I
EAST
-vi Tin:
l?n.ihvay-
2,380 MILES OF EGAS.
It i thcSHoKT iure nr.J.wAFi: nmte between
Council Bluffs
CEICAGOrmiWAUZEE
ux.il ull i unit KAbT ami NuRTII,
1'ctt Ycri, Ihilaicijhia, Ecstcr, """""
:ctcs, Itffalo, JTitltaura Ciaciaa ti, ,
licence!, Tcrcnto, letrcii, Cleave-
It oCi r? lic trarrlinKiiuljlic
Creafcer Facilities!
AM)
SVIore Advantages
1 han :i.y otLcr r.:iI in the wen.
It if. tlir-fLVLY ROAD between
Z ttuitcil ES'istTWaiMl Chicago
l ( it nlmJi ii ran
PULLMA1T HOTEL SAILS !
I'l .i--i,(i ii to t'uPu iiihI to Jilcarnll rlaaMi of
KA I INI! M A'l 1 "-. .ari.n::acl.
lis Traci !e Stcc! Pail""
It: ctixhcs are the Finest !
Its Iqrljrcent First clacs
'thtTHinr nr- nil KijuiM''1'! i!li withairhralir?.
iM j1It'. hi li-i! rl .ill iu'wlrrn nai-ro v
mriiu! :ill uf uiurli rbiuliiiiul.
remit Fastest Speed!
Ssro fcra clcae CcEccctleac "
Anil rvcrylliiryH i nn't.rr hii dciiroto
m:ik a jmiraey
-QUICK !Mca-am & CO.Ml'OItTAIJLl!
Pullman SlccpcM -on n Nigbt Tmins !
People's Favorite Route.
At ('inn ! Bluff" the 'lliroucli Trnin of the
Hwi A orth Wc-tirn aim th- Unisn l'
x Mr Uailv.iri l iinlln-iu.:nrSent lntlu'.etlo
tjim j'oiit I nioii I4"'t.
If y u wirh the lui-t tritlinc ariir-mr.txlatMiiM
i: hiII buy jmir ti-Vetc by tliiH lloeto Ma'Ar.d
ILL TAKK NONB OT11KK.
All Ticiot Agents can sell 7011 Through
Ticzcts "da this Hoad and checi fcsnal
Baggage Free d Charge.
Omaha Tjrj,KT I.fii-th- 1.124 Kiriiimi Street.
(tw IItIi .mil mi 1 ninn P.irifir I.nl.
miil IHiilli- IicKrl oi3J- -r. urouwayam. i
p.. ii vin...i r . -W i:'t llhinit nri4 i
I'ntm I'a .inc.'Tr'.-frr fi ewJ I
c,.-rrori:ii;&XU Antral .! Union
tiii ii Bin tii-'1 ickei ifhc?- ''r. Broiiway am.
f-'an Fravieo 1irito-jNrw Moiitsnniiry St. j
!. .fw Ii-Vnl OfflfJ.. I
lor irl'orniMt "ii. fidilpt?. i:ut-5, etc, ut
In'ti.-itile lit Home 'licktt ORicic. iimlrcss any
,tnt of ih C iiiki.. or
!chT Mutineer!' Cicn'l Paw. Ajccat J
CIiic:ikj.-I1I.
IIKAlyrAItTKIlS FOR
: - . -r i-rsri-i' 2
VJ-.-'T'JS'--CN
VMli,IlHBiIowjUB!nB
'5
KBW1KG
MA laiES
ROBINSON
Wagon Oompany,
CIXCIXNATI oinr.
-).1(.
TUl TOM PAX V HAVE .Tl-ST FIX-
1S1IEI) roMl'Ll'TK SIIOI'S WITH
KVKIJY K vriUTY OF THE
I.TJT IaIPROYKH M.i-
t'HIXEKY. AN" I) ARE
rK El'AKKP TO
.M VNTFAC-
Tl'KK
Standard Trade Vehicles,
-SUCH A5
JfARM "ACO.X.-.
Sl'JIl.Vti ".V.VGCJN?.
1'i.atform yai5()ns,
i.lmi.oy spkixo waoox?.
?tax1)ard trape ihxjtues.
j:m:v;axt brewster buguy.
JTARMJ3KS T'.VOE-ATBH
CARRIAGES,
ETC., ETC.. ETC.
,-e:ul for Pe.-ipi and Prices, lo
JIORIXSOX YA(50X CO.
4r5-y Cincinnati, Oliio.
"GOOD !SfE'WrSa
Quick Tiirc 1 Tnrough Trains !
Close Connections 1 Xo Delay J
Burlington Route !
To Chicago and The East.
I.owwt rate of Fare will bo xsado.
Tarc?cb Crs will be run frra !, A; I.PoinU
Jn Soutlicn xebraka to Cbiokjo.
A ten uiinutce conncctioa will bo made at Pa
ciflicl unction. .
AT CHICAGO clop c?nnottons will always
be tuada to the ait.soiithi!t end north.
Hcefinj: ear berths rcservod at the Lincoir
tiket office by Telegraph or on application,
from -V'eoari Itivor to Chicago.
TO ST. LOUIS AND THE SOUTH.
The burliastoa rntehavp a Tjtpre ofthronsb
elccr-ers und clotc conuections bclwocu tha
Zl'ssovr'' Kiver .int St. Louis
JiizigKT lakiuK this line har the bej-t of
accommodation. Pultnsan F!eeper.rtin regit
trlyfrora Jiisouri Rirer to St. lioui?.
TO l'JSORIA, INDIANAPOLIS, C1N
ClNXATI, AND THE
SXUTH EAST.
--Th ithe onlyreliable route to tnesiuth
6St. Connectious aro ruae at Peoria with tha
X. P. A" W. and I. R- Jt W. Railrott! lor Indian
epolie' Cincinnati, Columbus, and fill central
anbsoatbra Ohio, Kea.ucy, toutkern Indiana,-
e-
DIUIN5 CA2S. Gcoi Heals at 75 csais.
When yoa go cist be sure and trsvel erer tb
ti. & M. line if you wish to t e SAFE and oom
lor table and decire to travel speedily.
A. E. lOUZALIN. P. LOWELt.
Otu'l toaaar. GuJ Ft i T'lyl't
i
I.
: sixi&s vthFJTQhY.
O. C, CASE,
A TTOBN1.Y AT i.AVV.
Ojjic one tltor north uj fatrbrr Store
VKO VIAT.'U, M"JJ.
"oIlfct ioiif in:u!e' fc irrfiilly r;rnittel.
J. i. G1LHAM,
A TIOKNBV AND COt'NSrUH: AT 1..VIV.
Ojjic: one drxr icjrth of Jxiilnj Iiro.',.
UE1) CI.Ol'0, - NKKKAriKA.
w. c.'reilly
A TTOflNL'Y AND COLNSLR AT I.AWi
IX. ATMO HEAL ESTATE AOH2T
iletl Cload. Ntb.
5.IVrrit AtHfirtion Oivrn to Collections.
OrncK- with C. II. I'OTTKR. at Red Uoad
Brugbtore. ,.
Edwin C. Hawley.
A TTORNEV AM) COTJNSKIX)R AT LAV.
Offioe t)vcr Farley's Drug Store.
esp cloud, neb.
James Laird,
A TTOBXEV AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
J. i N.
: Ol.MAJ.V, "-
I Will jraclico in all to Conrts of tl FtaT
l'nnriT't attention Kiren toH btjfinew entruUed
fi hi rare. UDice nn the cat ride Junintn.
Avcniro. julyl-7
II. S. KAi.rv.
G. w. Kai.v.
Btd Cloud. NrV
J. L. Kalkv.
Jtluumineton.
NcbrasVit,
KALEY BROS.,
A TTORNKVS AT LAW i REAL ESTATE
ACKNTS.
Will i-H.ticen all th ("imrtf in XebrMfk
nd imrthrrn Rnncn; eii)lri:on jirowj'tly t
tendid to and correyfindi-m-o o!ieitoil.
LED CLOUD, Kobrasta.
A1o. A cents for B. M. K. II. Ijintlf.
1. W. TPLLJIJYS",
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICJAN,
U. S. IVnMOTi Snripeon.
fiSyOrKifK oyer Kaloy Rto.. law office.
USD CLOUD. IT2BEASZA
"kiTsEKT A. II A IX ill. D.
Phy sician & Surgeon,
BKI) CLOL'D, NEB.
J.-.,. ,., n rv n K It r O"!.
A5itnni Jsnrreon 11 .M. it. . i(. I.. o..n?i"
'v-r Johnson IW' dry n-ods More. Jlwi-
-Unc, over F. !.,,. More. l.fm
J. f. i7IOKRiA. ill D.
-r.LKCTIO-
Physician and Surgeon,
KcU CLOUD. SEIL
Will n.v fif.r.itil uttnfiiin Itk Olicfptrif.. nn
, Will ray uprcinl attention to Obstetric? nnd
( d-'ca.cs of wvriirn At Kcnerul mm Hpcnnl
j nuriTLTy. llirrnrr." of ilic Eyt Mtid Kar 'hargo
lnoUr:lt. umre ovcrnnour s uniu mom.
5-1 -y
J AS. ill. AIXKiOE-:
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
(Ai.i.oi'vrinc ?ruooi-)
Prompt Mtcndnncc on all call? in the rractice
of liirdiiinc-s or irci'ry.
I'dWI.I.-'.
- NKKUASKA.
.T. W. MOR.NA'II.1.i:. C. K. .VOIIANVII.I.i:,
COWLCM. MRB. All ROT. N(B.
MOKAXVILI.E IJKOS.,
Practicing Physicians.
aWI.Il- A MP.OY, NElJItASKA.
All rrofpiom 1 cMls will rcive our rnimpt
andc:irclul ttontioa. Wm
Dr. H. A. Baird,
RESIDENT DENTIST.
KED CLorn.
NEBRASKA.
W. . Richardson. S. Garber.
Eichardson Garher,
DEALERS IN
LIAE STOCK.
RED CLOUD. NEBRASKA.
:0.
llijrhst market rrice raid for Iwr? cni cattl.
J. E. Smith S. C. SMtni M.D.Tnom-sov.
Prc. Fimt Nat. Cash. First Late Tiler First
Bank.Reatrice Nat. Bank Sit twV Mt-
Neb. J'-catrico Neb. rio Nb.
BANKERS,
KED CLOUD, KEB.
Will rnalte collections in any part of the
United States Sell exchanse upoH the pnnci
nal fatnrn oitie Lean money upon improved
I farwi Beeci e ilpoit tubiect to iht drafts
Allow ihtcrWt cpea tiroueporiUi. and trans
t act a jrencral liaakiaj; bttMutw.
i Kvuhkxces: Omaha National Bank. A.
' S. Paddm-k. I. -S Svi.ator; First National Bank
, New York. Camliri Ists Valley National Bank,
i CambriJsc New York.
I O M AHA
Sample Room,
JOE.'JACOFS. Peopeictoe. '
TWO IOORH WEST OP BOY'S HOME.
Keet vn hand the bast brand of Wines.
Liuuor. Haer, Alv. and fine Clears. A share of
the imblic ratrciuge inltcatea.
HENRY COOK,
PROPRIETOR RED CLOL't)
Drug Store,
And Dealer In
Drugs,
MediciheS)
Paints.
OJLS VARNISHES.
All cftods in ny Line kent eonctantly on
h-vid: isd to which 1 inrite the aftDtioar of
the public
M KENRY COOK.
Feed $ Sate Stable,
J D. Post, Prop. UEB CLOUD.
!m
UEGW I
r(t ""
THE CHIEF.
M L. THOMAS. - EDITOR
nirusDAY, jrxEsi, isso.
:;a7io:?axi i?u3L1saSi ncizr,
I or Vrrtdnl,
James a. (arkikld,
Of Ohio.
For Vitc Prr.t'vlrn,
CIIIfcTER A. ARTIIUK,
of Km' York:
Tub Army Whj- U doinj: an im-iiiun-o
amount of damage in Long
inland, Connciiftit and New Jersey.
Wk have- received a copy of th Lin
coln weekly Clnbf. Undcf ihv eficicnt
raantgemunt of .Mr. UVltor Eaton
who L an experienced new.-inpor man,
'he d.tily and weekly iUobf Iris greatly
improved in appearance and i a. creilit
U the capital city. We wih IJro.
Eaton and the Glohe an Ahundant tuc
ce.''.s. Tk voting cad el frorti Texa?, Buck
hy tin me, who resented the hazing he
was snlijcctcd to at Yfc-tPoint Academy
shotvi'd thf trim Tcx:w jjrit. When ho
saw that they meant to impose upon him
he drew the reidy T-.as revolver and
la-id the hully of the ciOtfd out inflict
ins; a Mriou- wound. (Suotl for Buck
r.e ay, u fw more Texas hoys in that
institution wouhi hi a tendene to
tone down that military :hool and put
a top to some of tlw Itxilithnos that
id carried on there.
The majority of entile which have
been in the county iho past winter
are marketed. The increase in weijrhl
1ms Ikvmi very satisfactory indeed in
mo-it cases greater th!in coultl have
been reasonably expected. Even with
the lij:ht winter there v yet a linerins
doubt with many whether it pays to
feed the stock from the western plains,
P'lpillmi Thnrjt.
Smith Center has a minister and
church choir, who have a keen f-ense
ef appropriateness. A eouple appear
ed, in due form, and at a stated time,
in the M. E. vhurch to be married.
After a sermon delivered by Rev. Mr.
Camp on "Domestic Homes," the afore
said eouple were bound together in the
holy bond of wedlock, by the Rev.
Mr. Floishcr, and immediately follow
ing the choir son;;, "What shall the
Harvest tc."Oinkrr Journal.
Gta, GarSsld's Fizet SjSeich in Confess.
The first speech that Gen. Gartield
made in the Jloue of Representatives
was in reply to Alex. Long, of Cincin
nati, who ahvocnted the recognition of
the Southern Confederacy. In the
course of his remarks Garfield said:
"Hut now, when tens of thousands of
brave soul have gone up to God under
the shade of the Hag; when thousands
more., maimed and shattered in the
contest, are sadly awaiting the deliver
ance of death; now, when three years
of terrible warfare have raged over us,
when armies have pushed the rebellion
back over mountains and rivers, and
crowded it into narroft limits until a
roll of fire girds it; now, when the up
lifted hand of a magnetic people is
about to hurl the bolts of conquering
power upon the rebellion; now, in the
quiet of this hall, hatched in the lowest
deptlis of a similar dark treason, there!
rises a Benedict Arnold and propose to lives must pass inspection that it may nw intention to oo so, bearing his sig
surrender up all, body and spirit, the the given unto each of us to "eat of the ' nnUirt. This- is a means of protection
nation and the Hag, itfl genius and its hidden manna," and to receive the , to tuo settler and is due parties who
honor, now and forever, to the accursed
traitors of our country! And that prop
osition comes God forgive and pity
my beloved State it romes from a citi
zen of the time-honored and loyal Com
monwealth of Ohio, I implore you,
brethren in this house, to believe that
not many birth" ever gave pangs to my
mother State such as e'he suffered when
that traitor was born. I beg you not
to believe that on the soil of that State
another such growth has ever deformed
the face of nature and darkened the
light of God's day."
The republican ad interim editor cf
Cur deinorcratic conteinporaxv, the
Omaha Herald, is making a desperate!
onslaught on General Garfield, who Is
represented by that sheet as a corrupt
jobber and mercenary legislator. The
fimofofthe pudding is in the eating.
During twenty years of public life
General Garfield has managed to ac
cumulate property aggregating $17,
000. This consist of a email house iu
Washington worth $11,000 and a farm!
at Mentor, Ohio, worth $10,000, on
which there is a mortgage for $4,000.
Besides title General Garfield owns
nothing, neither stocks, nor bonds, nor
money in tfnr form. His own labors
for twenty years have been wholly de
moted to the interests of his constituents
and of the country, in the field and in
congress. His home life has been
simple, frugal and economical. If
General Garfield, with Ins opportunities
lor money-making, has rtothing rrfore
to show for twenty years public ser-
vice; he could hardly have been iiffplf-
MmA .- - , . , , , p
cated m congmsional jobbery to any !
appreciable extent. Ornate &
502ST Ci: TZZliS.
While the eaft-bound Union raili
jv-irpr" v.&a lumbering ovtr the KcK'k
j ie on Wednenliiy night, a Mn Vhi,
of 'ka!of,a, occupying an apirtrr.eit
Un th.e 1'ulhnan c.r "UumhoMt" pkve
hirth to a honncing boy baby
(lovrnor 'nce warf aloard of the
Train; he didnl order out the militia.
ttit on the contrary, tendered the er
viee of hi father, )r Nance, who also
rhKtjced to le one of ihe pa,eugHR.
The doctor kindly attended the lady
Tintil hc rorehed Omaha Friday after
noon. At the reqnet of the pa.?enjters the
molhcr ha- agreetl to call her hoy
Humboldt, in honor of the palace ear
fcitioh bore him over the Jiock"S and
into existence. Use eluM and the car
were doing :to well a could be expected
when the train reached Omaha. May
they all prosper, nnd if Humboldt grow
ti) to lie a man, and runs oil' with a
freckled-Ateed girl in variety show,
peoile will ?ay, "He w.i born fast."
UninJi'i Hkc.
Wobsier Zmsij Chri:.iaa Ce-cjcratlKi.
I
Th christian co-operation of Wob-1
ftcr county, Neb., w:u held at 1'l.iin
View m the 19th and 2tKl of June.
J. T. .Martin was choJen xs chairman
of the meeting, and W. H. (Jood tis
ocrctary.
A fair representation from the county
w:w preent, ami a good interest mani
fested throughout
The following topics were dNeued:
The bet method of carrying on co
operation work; discussed by A. Wells,
E 1'arker and others.
Our relation a a people to the re
ligious world; was then discued at
some length by Elder Theo. JoIuhoii.
The relation of the Sunday School toi
the church, by Wells, Graves, Martin
And others.
The following named person were
elected as buMtie.-s committee for the I
onsmng vearc J. 1. .Martin, J. A.
Robert-, E. l'aiker and I. Han-on. with
W. U. G'ood as corrrsonding secretary
Excellent prewhing was rendered on I
Saturday e.temng by Elder A. Wells, ,
nd on Miudav morning bv
TI
ineo. (
Johnson, county evangelist.
lluuder the supervision of Sup't,
Graves, the Smidav school at l'lain
View is in a lloiirishing condition.
The meeting adjourned to meet on
the 18th of September, at Amboy,
ehster county, el.
Notwithstanding the long drought,
the people of this place aro lively, en
ergetic and hopeful.
W. B. (Joon,
Cor. SecV.
Red Cloud, Neb.
Charity lofige, JTo. 53, A. F. & A. It
Red Cuipo, NkbraSka, )
June 18th, Av D. 1SS0. j
At a meeting of Charity Lodge, No.
53, A. F. it A. M., held June 18th, A. 1).
1830, the following preamble and reso
lutions were ottered anil adopted, viz:
Whi:iu:as, it has pleased our Great
Creator, the Grand Master of the Uni
verso, by a dispensation of his divine
providence, to remove, from our midst
by death, our well beloved and worthy
brother Willian Gilham, who died May
31, A. D. 1S80, and was buried June
1st, 1880
TiiEUKFonr. be it resolved. 1st That
in the death of brother Wm. Gilliam,
the Fraternity has lot an honored and
esteemed brother, who& memory we
revere and whose losa we deeply de
plore. 2d. That in the removal of our
brother from the care aftd troubles of!from hfe c,aim il w511 1,e r,aW to ,,e
this transitory existence, to a sttte of
endless duration, wc recognize the hand
of the. Master as he summons us to his
eternal presence, in that abode not
iiiado with hands eternal in theheavens.
where the trestle board of our whole '
"white stone with a new name
that
will ensure perpetual and unspoakable
happiness at His right hand.
3d. That we can cheerfully leave
him in the hand of a Being, who has
done all things well; who is glorious in
holiness, fearful in praises, doing won
ders; and exclaim .as did our beloved
Redeemer, ''Father thy will not nine
be done,"
4th. That to those of his immediate
relatives, we can only ssy they have
lost a kind aud iudulgeul parent, a be
loved and worthy husband, and an
honored friend. And can only sin
cerely, deeply and most affectionately
sympathise with them in their afilic
live bereavement
Joiuf P. Bayha. 1
- John R. Willcox. y Committee.
R. B. Fulton-. )
m
This is the way the Omaha B't
whoops it up to a lying Chicago drum
iner.
"A brazen cheeked Chicssro drum
mer, who hankers after notoriety for J
himseit and a cheap advertisement for
his firm, writes a letter to the Zntcr
Goeath in which he runs down Nebraska
in freneral and the Bepublican Valley
in particular. According to this impu
dent liar south-western Nebraska is an
unproductive desert fit habitation only
for Tejcas .Cattle, cow-boys, buffalo',
coyotes and grasshoppers. He asserts
the small grain and corn crops in
southern Nebraska are a complete fail
lire; that the Dcta'to cron has been de-
vourettby potato' bugs and "lioppers,
and the only escape, for our people
from starvation is rfitjrit to a morehabi
table reftion. Inasmuch' as the main
object rfthia lying scampi' eems to be
?J&ii?torfe.lyrand. f?f lvcWn9
-we Hope none of our state contetnfto-
rarite-Vill puWish his name or that of
the firm he jMterrds represent
TS?A2TliIUT CT C22 VSZZ21CZ.
Gonial. L.vo Omar., )
Wxviisinos. I) C
Jy.: 4th, ls0 )
Register an J TJcicv'rt of l"nitid
state Ind ()trc in Kna and
Nebrxika.
CKNTl.N-IcaIlyourattent8.nWlmnnJrmtwn rh
the prot Uk-ii? of nn act 01 CongTf- . jJ j. tft-, u,miM W itil'UiJt
entitled- "All a;t for the rclrcf of cer- and In htm-lf A.4j',d U- i.nhrd f If
Uin horr.etead and prmption i.
i ,- i x- i i " .
tier, tn ki and .Vohrka.
proved June 4tlj, 13U, heh run-ord
follows, vit
, r:,,., ;J. .., ,h, i:uiilS,r, of
' j
t .,i.rt".-. in Oirurv iULT.'i'.. that it'
j
iat 'l .
i pn !
ajid-S i
shall be lawful for homestead and
.....,,,., - -4, - - -- -
mption hcttleM on the public lands
or pre-eMipuon fettleri upon Indian f
i-Trv.itiotH in lite States of Kan-aa
and "br.vka, West of the sixth
pnn- ,
cttil meridiuir where there ha Un I
a lo-- or fail tire of crop- fnm uuavoid'
able vu-u, in the vear of l7y or ISO.
to leave and lo almeut from said land.
until the tirt day of October ISSl,
under Mich rule-? and regulation as to
proof and notice a. the Cumini"ionr
of the Cteiierul Laml OUice may pro--cribe,
and during natd absence no ad-
er-e jiht- sli.ill .Utaeh to caid land-, !
iuch x'ttler.- being allowed to rmnc
and perfect their settlement as thou-h I
, , . . , '
no iu:i aii(KC4! nau oc.cureu.
Sue. '2. That the time for making
final proof and payment by such pre
emption i-i hereby extended for one
year after the expiration of the term of
absence provided for in the first "ection
of thi- act, but in caecs where tho
purchase money is by law payable, in
installments shall be held not to be
due until one year, after the expiration
of the leave ol absence aforesaid."
It uill be seen that the proviMons of
this ac have reference only to such
lands as lie ucxt of tlr? sixth principal
meridian in the States of Kansas and
.Nebraska, l.unus in other States or
Territories arc nut referred to. nor are
those lands in Kansas and Nebraska make, which purpose c.mm't be ae
which lie W of the sixth principal I roniplMiod by the u-ing of any other
JiK'r
vi-it
meridian. The lauds to which its pro
n- nnulv are inemueo in tue iani
li-trit-tsi of Wichita, Saline, Concordia,
Larncd, Kirwju WaKecney,
ill the
districts except Topeka and Indepen
dence in Kansas "d Niobrara, Nor
folk, Lincoln, Grand I-dand, North
l'lattc Hloert'iugton and Beatrice, all
the districts in Nebraska.
Under the provision" of this act,
homestead ami pre-emption settlers on
the public lands, and pre-cniritidn set
tlers upon Indian reservations within
the section of country indicated who
have "tillered from loss or failure of
crops from unavoidable causes in the
year 187'J or I8SU, may leave and be
alwent from their lauds until the first
day of October, 1881, without their
right to the tame being impaired
thereby.
The pre-emption settlers entitled to
ius tanulita are allowed also an exten
sion of time for making final proof and
payment for one year, from the first
day of October, 18S1, and where the
purchase money is by Inw payable in
installment" shall be held not to be due
until one year after the expiration of
8Uch lvave of ftbsc,,t-- '" right of
absence is not available in any case in
which there has not been "a loj or
failure of crop3 from unavoidable cartse
in the year 187'J or 18SU. Hence when"
a settler not actually entitled to the
benefits of this act, absent himself
regarded as an abandonment and
adverse claims may bo recognized.
The settler intending to leave his
claim under thus act must file with the
Register and Reciever of the proper
strict kuJ cfffice a written notice- of
might otherwise make adverse claims.
jl. uaiu oi unai prooi uv any party wno
4.i.r.i .-t. .
shall have availed hini-elf of this act,
he must show by satisfactory proof the
period cf absence aud specific facts
making appear the loss or failure of
crops from unavoidable cauo in 187U
or 1880, on account of which he wm
entitled to itu bonelit.
The proof chould consist of the
parties own testimony corroborated by
that of two or more "disinterested Wit
nesses. After a party shall have filed notice
with you of intended absence under
this act, no contest involving hi right
to the land can be insti:-ted piior to
the expiration of the legal term of ab
sence W which he is entitled. If the
jfrirty should be fraudulently aUent, it
will be a matte for investigation in
the regular maimer thereafter.
All notices tilc'd, you will duly enter
o'ri your records.
Very Respectfully,
J. A. Wiiaiamsoj,
Commissioner.
ti. S. Lastd Office, 1
Bloomington, Neb. j
I he'reby certify the foregoing W be a
true and correct copy of the original.
Geo. W. Dohsey, Reciever,
SpRIxg Valley, ArKtt 25th, 1$$0.
Piratic Notice Is" hereby given, ibat
wc will not be reSperisible for, or pay
siny indebtedness for, or on account oi
sub-contractors, except upon our writ
ten order, specifying amount and thee
of payment Alio we will not be re
snonsible far the rifl.vynp.rft. rrf Inlvrr trf
snlvrmt rartnrV erri"n!nvft in anv
greater amount than mav'be owing,
'to sub-contractors upon estimates fori
work pone, and all claims for labor
must be made to usv befor pavment of
eadtfra'tes:, or they,w2I be dceited ail
held to be warred.
.. Beyolds & Sacxpacgh.
6ntin'g Vallev & Fairburv Div., Rep.
Valky R: Ft- " 40t jj
"A large jruta i , ppiV 4
w-tUjac t -up; -rt tHnr Iwal imiwt.
and y-t tw. the I - t t rv day
ih MiUrs ork A tean ,tf m.
"Advvrtving dxs. not pay in m Ut i
mesas 1 hae la krj mj mm An the
T03.A and get ait ruUJr bj tHtg
aftrr thejn." aiJ vet the fad i uvt thu !
i... . .. ..) ..-l. v.,. .1. j. Iji.tia. ..it.l
i w nrti f the n.- tr J
i hf .a dotrt turn no trm! ne lJ
'P-Lj, to,t,rJ ttMl ,,
tj. 4,,tninumt. ami ivn a mn n-
fu.- lii roaunbule tn iaprsrt tb-lftt,
-
noK-hemhtju-ta. W,a r.y Ctfo
to v iii taxuri lor u -nppirt we
....r J .V .-.K. . C. - .-. -
to py hi taxotf lor the nppirt iM We
tc'ttrt and thr pj1k. fcr. i tin'
groom; that he nee brikx lh law
and do nt neol .ittj niT.irri' 11Te
ar loen who lhef iliets.l
to lv
Loniut and ohn h are d,ns K,i
'." - :
itay aij"fnal; U tlir imn n inc.
rutt of otner men s lalM.r. l. r.uH:
Hie iMiiriii. ui int.' iu'n.(iN'i m'ui
rontributiuR a cent to it support. Thi
much crelit cannot l','tli hw.Uj-
tiaper for the wok It (uk done ntvl ! .
'.. a i. .ai
till doiiiL' for
the Ktulit of lbe
count rv Kr-
i . mm .Ml.
TVT
i
Xo hor-1 ha- ev-r m.ide l".et onrush '
time tut uliU it will be liable t if I
l..ltM sometime, for KendalL- .pAin '
Curt t iun- to limber tip the jnts'
" I'-ay' ,1'V"Vl1 of "li,will,,i h,,'sr
as .-oiintl aihI Utnlmr u n colt. h:h1 it
., , , . , -,,
bns he n tnd with mh h rejiinrLaMe
results for ery kind of bleiiab r
Ihiiicmos on beju-t or mmi, that v r
person owning a htire with litr joints
or anv blcmi-b. ,-houbl u-e it Read
ndvcrii.-emont for i;end..ll Spatin
VUIU.
Marriaoi: Marri'i" i our- of the
I greatest b!,nt:r of the world, J Mon- (
! roe Tavlnr's Gob! Mlal Sola or Sabir-1
atus is th th'T. 0ie w the re-ult ol
love, admiration and coiul-dup the'
other the result of perseverance,,
-cience and skill Wlure instthet
have provtn unsuitable, thi Attn le i
well calctilateti to hurinout?a' and tinikej
home happv and pleasant, bv alwax-
giving you the nicest, whitest, lightest
and best Broad. Hiscuit. Cak" and
ruddtniTi. that woman' baml can
saleraius or soda.
"rani Lerlis': Strii? liasai'.no.
The July number, t omiueut ing Vol
ume VI l, is one of the mo-t inteniM
ing yet i-sucd of tins excellent publica
tion The opening article, bv Rev.
Edward Hale. "A Quart-r-Mil!cu-iiiiim,"
describes the lauding of the
Massachusetts l".- Colot', Uie Mttb
men! if Boston, and the tstalthiduucuL
if t)n tir-t ChriHti.iti elnircbe" in Ro-
ton, Salem ami Dorchtster. Therein':
sketches of the prominent men con
nected "Ailh the .Massachii!utL- Com
pany, including Governor Winthrop,
Rev John Cotton, Rev John White,
Roger Clapp and others. One illustra
tion shows a view of the sit- of Iloslou
b"fore the first bou-e was built another
i- a quaint old mxy of the nejghbot
hood around Bo-ton, another is a draw
ing of the tirft church in Boston from
HI.JO W I0-4O I II'- JW.Ii iV lll IUIIH-JV '
,v . .- t. 1 t -i. 1- .11 .I....I..I.. .. I
attract conitieraiie aitrnr.cn mere
are other article", replete with interest
and information, especially .Mixlenti
Jowi-h Life," which ! elaborately illu
trated. The ?crial and short stories
an by popular author"; "Be-lie, the
Nailmaker"." Haughter'' i" continued,
and "Little Hinges" is concluded. Mrs.
M. A. Dennison. Etta V. Piree. F'ttie
Rogers, Jane G. Austin, I M. llolmes
etc., contribute to this department
There are admirable sketobv, er,
etc , by Alfrcton Hervev, Herbert I-e.
Rev. Mr. Houghton ami other favorite
writers. The poems are numeroes.
and possess more than ordinary merit.
There is a largo, interesting and in
structive mi-cebativ, ami, together
with the "RehgnW Notcf and Now."
"Eiitor'" rortfolif.1 -Obituary Notice-,"
"Recreation" for Sundav After
noon." Mu-ie," et.'.. etc, present l'J8
(piarto pages of delightful reading,
which is afforded for onlv 2" petite a
copv, or $3 a vnr. Addre-". Frank J
Leslies Publishing Hoine, n3, ho and
ft" Park Place. New YorV
Cleveland Co-operative Stove Co.
CLEVELAND, OHIO. CHICAGO. ILL,
ST. LOUIS, KO., K f. PAUL, MINN.
STOVES ISD HOLLOW WARE
UNITED STATES.
Enplor n i'ravrllnj SalrsKfti, ja-i
sill tm cakh lasldc 30 daya, hean bare no
"bud debta icd can ;it- to their cwtsnm in the
way of Is prlcrt aa ianr.i ejiut to ti uns.ih-a
efftctei. wLicU oocncicc La kiywa to le f1 IS r
cot. Style aid fisi'hcfwUusttMprce. Ptrbc-
tioo of cperatisn Bnarnteni of rtry :otc taxmtdc
Xnrcd by thi Ccrsraoy. "Ttar !i of Cor.V ani
HcMir; Sleret ten rreiy hul ct hrl i tsertu!ei! ta
eiteat and vsnttr, xsi their Rxi Hcrnfn fcr riih'.r
hard or vaft coal in the a ott ynktt yrt yrrl.
AIc year Jcaler for StoT of tbi
Clevelmad C-mtMto !nT Co..
ac
, Tan rfawaaat nmlt wM csre .-f., kl
.
vara. v.mu. k. r tr cnrm'. stiMl
VLWi.ieriut r carx wc x-tif
wtii rrMir tar. liuth witbaat
y.
IX.
Seal y witt r.
? ro-r.i r,..v.fc.
SCBiimoarM. iinjjiiM;t.
iSML-1
rwtZm ien nxni4t '
-..V.i
U,CJ8a n-H.rii Car.
.?' - Piratv5-T-a-rfi..
yZTtesiVSM mfk -& tJFls!r!??i
lfrnCut-i lose ,p .k4M ar v
BMa-rretXav!r . U"W ri. uatris jon c
VTV I ! M M
.T 7T1 V - .
e ivn
wrrW e
icrr fcara aod
UsM.gremM
fo tan Xxrri. L a VRa. &
M.IUI. .9 EA .... K .k -r mWW
caaatira aVlai Cart."
tmsvUl
Iaoi)er;HrxS.VurU3.tn.
ie trw
Mi w7
Sea Uf fcU-mrr-A. ixro.
ow O. tj - .
&S
SrwlSi!rcairl2carvMdcaaMlr.L J. kS
VKJCml ta rtmirm
Kaxpau.1
a Cu, aakvg rtLX.iaimxA- T
wosw .. w xn . .. k. . i.. Iv-T'.L.. tT
Wot ii A wiurh "itV I a'JrUMfl3.t esilcrt 5jr- Is UmmVi.
krannklili AYm. UM nlk .ul I r KliMil a'..il r.. ...i. . 1
sl-74A ' . " se&Tftfasda Vaol, hc ,j2ZATr
ft OX. 9 Y 3G&--.T1V
Samuel West,
Tobtcco, Cigars.
C0HPECTI0SBSY.
KRhn KuriT
UUVCKKita, CHEKSK
v tN: ...,,, c
1RIM. !.I3UN
! jD 1 raj um nvr
J -'- w - . .
av
t."t rtiTitJ4e
Ico Cream Parlor.
. .... . .
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IS V.m
A "n,rp , "" '"" ', J?" '
nrjT.. ....; --v.. .
' mth if MitoWll A Morhart
Kut Cuh t, - - Njvm
PEOUDFIT iL KAHSH,
rM-rf
OCS
II .1 Ml
am --
STOVES,
tinirir KOck. - ?ich.
KrjiMc m''r ktt la S't l
Hardware Start:.
comc anJ iCC Us aS wc
will not be
UNDERSOLD.
Hoicomb Bros.
5
Dealer rt
85 & ft W A R
fr
X..
of all UbJi.
ther H OHRAI Tor CASH. nJ If u
hr ort wbftt jou want. lAf uur
erJtr und thr will mi It.
CALL ON f IIKM
0n door north of 0tbr'. uJ lr.H0I.MH
will it ou jua. ult'
UKU CLOUD. SKI I.
COME
Vor our
LUMBER!
DRY LUMRKR A SPKCIALTV.
IK r..u ! X T H S aJBCtT
x n K
Raid At Iowrt frtrm
-HT-
RED CLOUD NEB.
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lg KEKSALL'S
SPAVIN A UP P
norcarr far lii. ittlfll, ,b. wllwi.
f pralw, tmtnti.X.t Itr'.vtm M II Ur
aeau ul tie Juiotvor losb. It 2 (QttT7
rceoT 1 boaafwiTJn frJtiuot b.;terlor'r
"a5re U i al cac"-ifor taxa z t tr Loit
mtri II ud fell rattt at a II iixm f K- r..
.1. . -r ..,-.- . V --."" " - -
iwt iiattrwukd idfrl 15 year rai a
fii Lj!,ll"k?1 ?. Jfno?,re'r
atihrr fltiw It .tl ... .. ....-
1 . . . -. - b., in-v wymi ik Trl
c?fTiy retaorit, baa 0Jt WljVsn-z
Sutessrt ;i UsJer Ck
. i oa ii asj irtrt-Jo ta ytar IST5 I
of -rirsl aeEllA'rrea! rMir v.tf . .
, , .- -. mm.m.. .. .. mm mm m
m- a sea sc. aa-! racltcly tispyvi rt 'to
bm aal Jtcnre lis. &. r .
--"ZT7"Z?:.r"?lV''r''r?
-"- j" 'r.m.- Kunrarsi,
tOt'lfl the bon rttr tfcMi.1. t.mt ...l L.
'fut Um. ...-' j r L . .-v" .-,
i , R. -U SIXES.
, f p- A. V. 1ST. JOU.V O. J iX K. j . P.
I VIC aanau. W lat crTii.
I . . J. Kain, tasrib FiRf. Vj. Ieay
J ce j T trsiy year. JORS rAKKX.
SSa addraaa f llhulmi.4 il.a. fca. .
aea pootrr proof of iurirtaaa. Saim.
My ta wrmt it taca ataalie 3ees 1
,i?iel.erbute.crixK!te9 fr 3. att
MCotS arc tt ft tf. K fr wt. or k ia
bi tat ta aar alfar& r."rfr u.ii.
t (rasnsta. . J wmrsAt jTrti
ca
CD
m mtmmm
mmWmmrS i'VJiTLK.
-. zltzt-- wn Jrwajtrs-i m tisrui ta Juain 1. I
'ia;J! " V ... --"- m m-w mwm ,(1-
a ?. w. iosS "'t'St
I
.- . ,
md Instmacnial
G. A. BROW&f
t.tAttH J
jPAKLOK. UKDKOOM
'
J .
and Kitchen
. - . w r - a m . r.
i -I. U . V I JL U X" .rS
- - -m MIA ir .
l.RACSCEt, l.Hl
HOMOS,
PlCIURU IRAMHJ?,
. I ATTRssm, 1 vrc?
( bMt ommt.
l'PU'K xi 1QW aario fcwir
10"R?itHt f all l4 ise Vltt
Jv and taUJlnit
Itu:.: ltan fjr.-hl "A turn mwlijj
lt..
A'KlMMAltH). NH.
Harness Shop
uv
J. L
MILLER
KiM'pi rvrtatj!r on b.-l i Til Ha
llam Coar. aH Hi U Iijm
llgrvl!rikct. Cnt, Rrub'
c, llarM Oil a4 tx-
tKJhr aubr m w
a fltl eia hp
Te dHr Iisith of tha aanl.
?i nirhes. Casi rri9 nn ut oh
UIQT AIB "USTADUIT,
A. L-iulfrlNic!i, fropr.
nv.um inn htsttM. or
CANNlb cj(K)i) KIUUTc. NUTH
CON'rECllONKKV, KIV.
t zzzn .iA"j, ?u.j, i j..., iTrr Sitzt
Vtm Mfal kt H lour, ib pit.
Wr-TRF-SH OVSTKIL- Uniy. tMMU
Wcbtrr irrol, mnt dK ith f
Kiitrj Rrtta Utr lf.
11KD CLOUD. - .N'KfL
SAM'L GABBER,
tr-at r.a is
Dry (Aerttis and
Umr.eries.
1COOT.H mniI NilOKlrf
Hate- Caps &
Ready Made Clothing!
We have the Largest
Stock in the Valley anil wit J
no! be undersold.
OIVK US A CALL, OSB & ALU
Sam'l Garber.
IUmI loud 2Vrh
F, EWHOUSE
i
DK.lLFit IK-
DRY - GOODS.
GKOCEHTES
AND NOTION'S,
Kerl CIoHd.
rVlrnk:i
Tbo public gztt'Tzftf Ixp rvii ! i
call and ef?ri mf jrrHt r-l i-wo, at
a b.re oinc ihim,hs ii 4tud.
a? Store, firt door ootth of il2l
er's meat market.
14-2C V, NKWHOrrK.
CHICAGO
Lumber Yard
ItES CIAtVn, Scl.
Tarit soth oT Haaplon .t fill ta'i
bop, on f: trcl.
; Xp eaUaU7 ta kasJaa imnnm m.4
4ai,tJMa Hr'NMiif I'tcwrrr
PLA'fT I-'RKKS
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