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General Merchatiidise,
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IIATV.ANB CAP.
Dnqpi Medicine!,
Oils Varalahea,
Palats Btc.
GLASSWARE, QUEENSWAB.E,
HARDWARfi&EARNESS
ETC., ETC., ETC.
A full line of everything kept in a gen
eral store, nt the invest cash nucaes.
Respectfully,
ICoon & Callender.
COWLES, - KEBKASKA.
DR 8HEEER,
Proprietor of the
City Drug Store.
AD BBaUa M
Drugs. Medicines.
Paints. Oils
and Varnishes,
A full supply of
LAMPS, LAMP SHADES, WICKS,
COMBS BRUSHES &C.
Fatroaafe tolicitee aad tbaabfally reeelree.
4srPrtcrit.oni carefully coa.poHuded"SB
One door south of Garhcr's store,
RED CLOUD, NEB.
Nimble Six-pence.
G. W. Dow,
-DEALER IN-
Groceries & Confectioneries,
Choice Teas, Coffee 8bit Ac
White Fish & Mackerel.
Oreta. Dried end Ceased Frails. The bet To
baccos and OgUB. Floar asd bhI eea-
saur oa naaa. ant. uaner
and Wood
rood
Taken in Payment.
Erwrthiaf warraated to be as reoriented.
GIVE MS A CALL
ad I will do tob food.
let doer aorth ef area ,
Red Cloud, - Neb.
Flour & Feed
STORE,
CEAS. E. PUTNAM, Prop.
DEALER IN
FLOUR. FEED
Corn. Meal. Bran Chopped Feed aad
- -GROCERIES,
Tlett the Red dead Grecerr. Feed aad Pro
Tkka tterc wkea 70a waat sapplies for waft or
beast.
Hirbett narket price la cash palp Tor grata
All kiads efeoaBtrr prodaee taken sa exraeatw
far coed. Ueedi delirered to all parts fttewa
free T ebarge. .
Store aeath ef Reed's Flaw Farterr.
Red Cloud.
Nebraska.
It. X,. TINKER.
(Saeeeawr to OAi B rears)
DEALER IK
Parlor, Bedroom
AKD KITCHEX
FURNITURE,
Brackets, Chromos,
Picture Frames,
Mattresses, Etc
CbSaa always ea baad aad triaiaied ea short
lenaariar or all kiads doae promptly as
Satisftetorr.
Burial Robes furnished at reasonable
rated.
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RED CLOUD,
KEB.
arness Shop,
J. L MILLER,
KeeeasUatlyeabaadafkULlaeer
HARNESS, COLLARS, SADDLE3,
HORSE-BLANKETS,
WHIPS, COMBS, BRUSHES,
HARNESS OIL,
And everything ueunlly kept in rst
class shop.
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THE CHIEF.
LOCAL MATTERS.
WL V. at- R. Time Table.
Takla effect Feeder. OeL 17. 1S0.
Karl ward Fama-er lu 6 CO a. as.
arrirci.... 7ap.a.
freight Iraves .6 -r'Aj p. m.
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Westward A'eeeav leare , -. 9 :fl a. at.
arrires- 5 M p. m.
' SAfTIRN DIVISION.
Eastward Aeeeau JeaTw. .8 -JO a. m.
arries.-.05p.tn.
Tralas daily azeapt Saadar.
U.W.HiLBKiaeB. A. E. TnrxALiy.
SaperisUadeaL Geol. Manacer.
Miner Bros, eell Superior flour.
Lct' move to a wanner clitnnle.
A. S. Marsh hcIIh Red Cloud Milld
patent flour.
A valuable lot and business houfc
for Kale. Addrew thin office-
Tlie daily papcra are all full of the
dry proceedings of the legislature.
Last week's Thayer Co., Sentinel
was printed on fine tinted paper and
chock full of reading matter.
Go to Roby'g for your tobacco, he
has the finest assortment in town, alo
the icgt lot of cigars to he had.
Hon. H. S. Kalcy came in from the
capital last Friday, and returned to
his dnties on the Monday morning
train.
Go to Rohy's for canned fruits, dried
fruit, green fruit, raisins, citron, mac
aroni, farina, tapioca, or anything else
that's nice.
The snow storm last week played
Jiob with the running of trains on the
B. & M. lines in this valley.
Last Friday the merry jingle of
sleigh bells was heard on our streets
a sound that is rather unusual in
this latitude.
If there is any virtue in snow and
the prognostications of the prophets,
this part of the "footstool" will be
blessed with an abundant crop next
season.
Charley Walker, of Bloomington,
and president of the Nebraska Live
Stock Breeder's Asssocialion, was a
pleasant-caller at the Chief sanctum
hist Friday.
If vou have a friend who is troubled
with'a cough or cold, tell him to trv
Dr. Marshall's Lung Syrup. He will
thank you for your advice. It only
costs 25 and 50 cents a bottle.
The Lincoln Globe says that J. Gould
never paid a hundred dollars for a
Nebraska legislator's vote unless he
felt certain that he could make a clean
thousand by the operation.
We'll wager a 25 cent dorg that not
more than one editor in ten knows
how to spell tho word "supersede."
The local editor of the great Lincoln
Journal has not learned it yet.
Rosenthal Bros., have moved their
goods from the lower store, and now
occupy only the store room south of
Bank. They had the hard work to get
their immense stock in one building.
The season for coughs and colds is
now upon us. Dr. Marshall's Lung
Syrup is the greatest specific of the
day. Call at the drug store and try it.
Onlv 25 cents and 50 cents a bottle.
Sold by druggists.
In last week's Argus there was a sly
hint, amounting, in fact, almost to an
insinuation that the editor of the
Chief was not an honorable and up
right cirizen of this great common
wealth. An unusual number of newspaper
men are in attendance upon the legis
lature at Lincoln this winter. They
are presumably, after "phat" takes
United States Senator to be elected,
you know.
Mr. John Miller wishes us to say, for
the benefit of thoso individuals who
take occasion to make remarks about
his affairs, that if they will "keep
their own door yard clean" they -will
have enough to do.
The editor of the Chief has gono on
a business trip to the eastern part of
the state, and will take in the Editor
ial Association meeting at Lincoln,
look in on the legislature now in ses
sion, and return the latter part of the
week.
The Chief will keep its readers pos
ted on all the changes in existing
laws and on all the new laws passed
by the present legislature. Wc shall
from time to time publish -in full all
laws of special interest to the farming
community.
In the Unite States court, which
convened at Lincoln last week the
counsel argued a motion for a new
trial in the case of the United States
vs. Dauthet and Sutton, convicted at
the May term of court, of robbing the
post-office at this place.
We publicly charge Mr. J. A. Tull
eys, county clerk, with wilful disre
gard of the law in the discharge of the
duties of the office to which a confi
ding people have elected him. We
know the foil import of our words and
axe prepared to prove what we say.
TV'e have received the first number
of the St Edward Courier, a new paper
published in Boone Co., Neb., by E. H.
Thomas, formerly of the Dallas, His.,
News. It is a neat 7 column folio,
printed on new type and presents a
very creditable appearance. We wish
it success.
It has been too blurry the last
week for the local scribe to hustle
around nd hunt up news, and there
has bgaftbttt few people in from the
cfmritrybring anything In the
shape of Wewsitems, consequently we
baTenotimich newjaive our rea-;.
4er3 this week.
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A,;corpsofB.4b M. surveyors have
located" tbeRepublicatt. Valley line
from Indianola to Denver. I touches
Colorado SpriaigsrrVeaja there it runs
along a divide to Cherry Creek and
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domfihat valley to Denver. The dis-
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nm tM "Drwatteraaisima to
Wc have received a copy of the Ne
braska Herald's Almanac, a Christmas
present to its patrons Mr. John A.
SfacMurphj, the editor, displayed con
siderable enterprise in getting up that
pamphlet, which is ue.it, but bears un-
mmataijje evidence or "patent
sides."
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To the crcbit of Judge Max wall be it
said that he filed a discnting opinion
in tlie UIivc case. We have heretofore
understood that the decision wa.
unanimous, but it appears that the en
tire honor and credit of that opinion
belongs to the other two members.
Lincoln Globt.
Wc arc glad to read the alove, for
we had about made up our mind to
forever disown any relation to our
gray haired uncle of the Supreme
Bench.
On Wednesday night of last week,
owing to the severe storm that prevail
ed, the pawenger train from the cast
did not get any farther than Hastings,
where it stopped until Thursday morn
ing, and resumed its journey, but got
stuck in a snow drift in the large cut
this side of Blue Hill and was finally
compelled to back out and return to
Hatitings. It came in on time, how
ever, Thursday night, bringing two
days mail.
The proceedings of the body of law
makers now assembled at Lincoln, are
to volumuous for publication in full
in our columns and would not be of
intcret to the general reader, hence
they arc omitted, but wo shall keep
our readers posted on all business of
importance transacted by that hotly
should they by any chance depart
from the old and time-honored custom
of such assemblages and transact any
business of importance.
Married. At the residence of J. W.
Sherwood Esq., (the brides father)
in this city on the evening of the
8th, of Jan. 1881, by the Rev. Geo.O.
Yciser, Mr. Lewis I'. Albright, and
Miss Eugenia II. Sherwood all of
Red Oloud Neb.
The Chikf acknowedges receipt of
samples of wedding cake, and as is
usual in such cases, wishes the couple
a long and a happy life.
The adjourned meeting of the Board
of county commsssioners last Thurs
day could not properly be called a suc
cess. Mr. Luce's term of office had
expired and Mr. Stevenson, his succes
sor had not yet been "sworn in." while
owing to the cold weather or other
cause, Mr. May was not present, leav
ing Mr. Crary the only one of the
board on deck, and he being a rather
small man could not form a quorum,
consequently no business was trans
acted. Mr. Wells and Mr. Hagar, of Frank
lin county stopped in town bust Friday
on their way home from the capital.
Mr. A. Harvey, living south of town,
near the line between Kansas and Ne
braska met with quite a serious acci
dent last week. Our informant states
that Mr. Harvey assisted by a neigh
bor was engaged in trying to induce
a rabbit to come out of his hole and
be shot. The neighbor held a gun
ready to shoot when the nibbit should
appear, while Mr. Harvey with a long
pole was agitating tho rabbit with a
view to induce him to coino out, when
suddenly Mr. Harvey's foot slipped
down the bank and the neighbor
thinking that it was the rabbit making
Ills cacape, fired with acuracy, filling
the foot and ankle with shot. Dr.
Mosena went over and extracted a few
pounds of lead, and the patient
doing well.
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Tlie Lincoln Globe gives the follow
ing for the consideration of the small
boys who may aspire to become legis
lator: By close attention the small boy
may see what are the necessary quali
fications for being elected a member of
tho legislature. The figures arc accu
rate for they arc the average in both
houses in joint session. Height, 5 feet
10 inches; weight, 1478); brown hair,
thin but" not bald, either moustache or
whiskers but not both. He must be
able to laugh at all times, talk all the
time if necessary, and think when he
sleeps. Possessing all of these qualifi
cations, he only needs to secure the
nomination by the strongest party,
and then see that no one bolts or
scratches the ticket. Then he will be
entitled to come to Lincoln on the 1st
day of January with a clean shirt and
a clear concicncc. Both will be dirty
when ho returns home forty days later
and the condition of either on any day
will indicate the exact amount of busi
ness that has been disposed of.
From a Census Bulletin just recei
ved from Washington, we learn,
among other things, that the popula
tion of Webster county is 1,108, and
of this number there are 3.S7G males
and 3,232 females, native, 6,120, for
eign, 9.88, white 7,103, colored, 5.
In the state there is 18 Chinese and
233 Indians and half breeds, not inclu
ding those that are in tribal relations,
under the care of the government.
'In Cedar count there are 6 balf
breed Indians; in cumming county,
38 Indians; in Dakota county, 3 Indi
ans; in Dodge county, 1 Indian; in
Douglas county, 14 Chinese and 37
Indians; in Gasper county, 6 Indians
and I half-breed; in Jefferson county
1 half-breed Indian; in Knox county,
64 Indians -and half-breeds; in Lan
caster county, 4 Chinese -and 3 Indi
pe?m Nemaha county, 7 Idnians; in
chardson county. 3 Indians: in Sar-
si. c t.: : o: :
ouvuij , v iutuus, iu oiuua vuuuty.
SeVlfediaas and half-breeds.
ThetotaVpopulatioii of the state k
given at 4543$
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tsUVr n n "ctvIksV -vw -is fwn anwin i
iau. uvninsD afV ajae w aar
a nAfinn & aiYits r
at Putnam's flour aadised store.
.Goods "delivered free.
Her. If. M. Gates, of Omaha, and
Rev . S. C. Ilarrwon, of York, arc ex
pected to be present at the dedication
of the Congregational church in this
city nrxt Sabbath. Services morning
and evening.
We are forrj to learn that Mr. Dr.
I. W. Tullcys and Mrs. J. S. Gilliam
have leen verv ill for some time.
Lincoln, Nim. 1
Jan. 8th, 1831, J
Eo Chief, Dear Sir: Tlie follow
ing is the form of amendment decided
upon by the temperance caucus.
Six. 1. Tlie manufacture and sale
of all intoxicating liquors i forever
prohibited within this State except for
medicinal, mechanical and scientific
purposes? and the legislature shall
enforce this provision by sufficient
penalties.
Six:. 2. The manufacture and sale
of intoxicating liquors fur the purpos
es excepted in the precceding section
shall be regulated by law.
I am directed by the gentleman
having charge of the bill to a.-k you
to editorially endorse the movement
in your paper next week.
Tlie struggle is now in progress and
you can help very much by giving a
considerable attention and space to
the subject for the next three weeks
and sending marked copies to each of
your representatives and Senator and
a copy to me. Publish the Amend
ment but not this letter. Please move
at once. Respectfully,
S. H. King Sec. Pro. Committee.
The above letter wc - received
last week, and cheerfully publish, as
biiring Mr. King that wo heartily en
dorse tlie sentiments contained there
in, and humbly begging his pardon
for publishing the letter iu full, offer
ing as an axcuse for so doing, the fact
that the "devil" was hounding us for
"copy," while we was busy negotiating
with a granger for a load of green elm
wood and a sack of potatoes on sub
scription. Wc endorse. Wc "editor
ially" endorse, and we have taken the
proportion to "move at once," under
advisement.
Apples by the barrel, at Miner Bros.
15 pound choice Michigan apples, at
Miner Bros, for $1.00.
Rohy has just received from Chica
go a nice assortment of Page's best
candv.
Bring along your poultry,
prices paid for butter and
Miner Bros.
Highest
eggs, at
A fresh supply of "While Rose"
Atchison winter wheat flour, at Put
nam's. Teachers' contracts for sale at the
Chief office at 5 cents apiece or throe
for ten cents. If
No apples superior to thoo sold by
Putnam splcnded for eating or coolc
ing Bottom figures given.
If you want to increase the quantity
and quality of milk, feed your cow
ground feed. Putnam will send it to
vou.
It is generally conceded that A.
Lautcrbach makes the best bread to be
found in town, and tho secret of his
success in the bread making line lies iu
the fact that he uses the superior flour,
which is the best flour made, and is
for sale only at Miner Bros. Call ami
get a sack and be convinced.
Every woman who has experience
in bread making knows some thing of
the difficulty in always getting iC
best results during the winter season
when the "yeast gets chilled" and the
dough won't work just right- The best
thing you can do under such cir
cumstances is to buy your bread of
Lauterbach who uses only RM Cloud
Patent flour. C. E. rutnam sells it.
For Sale.?
A buisiness house and lot on Web
ster street, good central location for
saler at a brgain. For particulars call
at the Chief office or address, Tlie
Chief, Red Cloud Neb.
CBOVNl
Not the Crown of Kings, nor the)
Crown of Glory, but the Crawn Sewing
Machine, the latest and best machines
in the market, it will pay you to call at
the Post-Office and see it Iefore you
purchase! For Sale by M. B. McNitt.
MONEY TO LOAN!
Money to prove up with on final re
ceipt, or on deeded land at S ner cent..
and 1-62 per cent, commission, or at
straight 10 per cent, no commission.
JXO. It. IL1XX1X.
Office next door to Chief office. 30tf
Great Bargains.
At greatly reduced prices we will
ofTcr for cas'h a large surplus of winter
goods. Hats and Caps. Mens hats,
boys hats, boys caps, mens caps,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
MENS SHOES, BOOTS,
WOMENS SHOES. BOOTS,
BOYS BOOTS, SHOES,
Undershirts, overshirte, fine shirts,
laundered shirts, unlaundered shirts,
flannels, waterproof, and dress goods,
way below the market We have also
in stock a lot of forks, spades, shovels,
seat-springs, well pulleys, single-trees,
.double-trees, iron, fcc, &c The Ward
& Everett stock which we want out of
tlie wav and will offer very cheap, for
cash. "We mean business. Call and
gee. Yours Respectfully,
104t MOON & CALLENDER.
Would you liave sweet and bearthy
Bread, Biscuits, Cakes, and puddings?
Use J. Monre Taylor's Gold Medal
Soda or Saleratus. It takes less in
quantity, will not malce your Bread or
BiscuitVeHow. is a sure preventative
to the decav of teeth. i3 perfectly
healthy, and makes one-liAh more
Bread and Biscuit from a barrel of
Hour. Never use anj- other if you
can procure this article. Try it;
MoH all good Grocers sell it.
ran rock
Farmers who contemplate prtmnj:
up on their claims will learn romcthirtg
to their advantage by calling at th
Rei Clocu Ciiiu office. tf
A Farm to Rent !
Of 150 ncrr. with cood ,tone hone
16x23, one story hislu 3ht of the
land is in a goc-l'Matc of cultivation.
AIo one brood mare for falc or
trade. Apply to
1)1 S- Hrj.vnjLv.
Seven miles south-west of Red Cloud,
Nebraska. 19-m3
Final Proof Xoticcs.
LanJOfie at BlccmlEston Neb. J a a. 5. ivq.
iVotice U brrW rirra tbat the 'olloarlst
namc-1 tlr ha fild rwtle of bU iaUaliao
to mak final prtxf id support of bu claim, and
kT9 ioal tatty thcrtol. before lrk of tb
DUlrlet Court of Wctxter man! it bit ofir in
Rl Cloud. Nb, 00 ?atnrd7 Ftbr, 19th. 1SS1.
TIM
PtTBtCX 3(cHt..
h'd ntrr Sn. lWu. for the 8 M S E xi au4 S li
N w li f tattoo 2 towa 3 racre 11 wot. aoJ
BiBtc the Mlnwie hU witrM to trora
rontinuont rrideero upas nj rulttraUon of
ld tract. tIk Nicholas Huntr. AIIkti O.
Granrr. Curtis Deal nl WillUm Girlish, all
of Btln Neb.
Jaol3IeblO S. W. SWITZER. P.eItcr.
Land Offie at Bloomlnston.Xeb. Dec Z7. KW
JfotW I, berebr siren that the followinc
nsnied icttlcr ba filoJ nntlro of hii inivntion to
make final proof In support of hU cUim.anJ -cure
final cntrr thereof hefara Jaiac A. Tul
lejrs clerk of court 10 WebUer county, at bis
office in Kcd Cloud Neb., on atuniay Feb-n
axjithlSJl. tic
Willum II.STIABy,
b'd No 2P06 for the Soath-cajt quarter of Pec
32 town 3 rsnee 10 welt, and name the Inllow.
inc a bU witncwcn to prove rontinuou rriJcnc
nton audcultiratinn ol aid tract, viz; Edward
If. Keoey. William Crouch and llrc H.
France of Cowle Neb., aad Merrin L. Thostaj
of Hed CIouJ Neb.
dec30jan27 S. H". SW1TZKK. Rexlfter.
Land OlSce at Illoomincton Neb. Dec. lT.llsij.
Notice hereby elven tht the followiot
named ett'er baa filed notice "f hi Inteoti'iu to
make final proof in turrort of hit claim and
cure final entrr thereof before the clerk of the
DUfrict Court in Webaler county Neb., at hi
office in Itcd Cloud on Satuday J aauarr th
1S?1. vit:
I'ma L. HnaxatcK.
b'd entry 3059. for tho N W J of See 20 town 4
ranee 1 1 Tcit. and nauiei the followiuc ai hit
w!tnee to prove contlnuou rciJeno ron
and cultivation or aaid tract, viz: John Mc.al
lum of Catberton Neb. William K.Thome Jo
seph L. Orandtaff and Norman Sprinter, all of
WelLNebrajka.
dec23jan27 S. W. SWITZER. Ftf i.ter.
Land Office at Ulocincton Neb. Dec. 21. ls-S)
Notice i hertbr civen that the followlnr
Lamed ettler ha filed notice ol hi intention to
make final proof in upport of hi claim and e
cure final entry thereof before tbe clrk of
DUt. court in Webster county at hii office in
Ked Cloud Neb. on Saturday January '), lHil,
vix.
Ormoa t7. KiniiT.
H'd entry No. 2111, for the South Fast quarter
Sec. 3 Town 2 Kaase 12 weiUanu name the
followinc a hi witneiic to prove cont'nuoui
reJidenee upon and cultivation of laid tract,
vii: , Lewit C Olmtevl. and William
J. Vance of Inivale Neb. and Henry
Rom and Ezra II. J one of Red Cloud Neb.
dtc2flan27 8. W. SW1TZKR. Renter.
Land Office at Illoomincton. Neb. Dec. 11. 1W.
Notice is hereby rhen that the followinc
named pettier ha filed notice of bU intention to
nae flnnl proof in support of hi claim, and
secure final entry thereof, prosf to be Dvin be
?r Jaae A. Tulley. Clerk of the Court of
Webster connty. at hi office, in Ked Cloud,
Neb.,onHaturdy. January 15th. 1S31, viz:
,, Alkxahokk Kkodiko.
II d entry No. iW. for the outh wet quarter.
Section 10. '',wn 3. ranve 10 ttest.and name the
lollowinc a hii witncn. U prove continuou
residence on and raltiration of said tra ct. viz:
hdward H. Foe. Thonn J. rVanl. Milam Jlidy
and Jamea Italph, of Cowle. Aeb.
decl6janl3 S. W. aWfTZEK. RecUter.
Land Office at Blooraincton. Neb.. D. . 18S0.
Nolle" is hereby liven that the followinc
named rettler ha filed notice of hi intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
secure final entry thereof, before Clerk of l)i
trict Court or .Webfter county Neb., alliia Office
in Ited Cloud Neb., oa Monday, January 17th.
1381. viz:
Knn 3. Hkid.
H'd entery No. 33!!. for the f-uth-eajt quarter,
section 22. town 3 X. -anico 10 west, and uamts
the followinc as hi witnncs, to prove contin
uous residence on ind cultivation of said tract,
viz: William It. Wilkineon. Adam U.pracber.
Uird Morris and David it. Francis, all ol
Cowle. Neb.
dccKJanl3 S. W. SWITZER. Rccister.
Land Office at Illoomincton Neb. Dec. 8th. 18S0.
Notice is hereby c ren that the followinc
named settler ha filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and se
cure final enirr thereof, before James A. Tul
leys. clerk of tho court of Webster county, at
his office in Ked Cloud. Neb" on Saturday.
January 13th. 1SS1. viz:
KxavccL Awucisot,
H'd entry No. V., fr thn north-can quarter,
ruction 8. town 3 N, nnirr 10 west, and names
the fn)loinc as his witnwes. to prove contin
uous residence on and cultivation of siil tract,
viz: Knick Nuttinc. Wilber Nultinc. Curtic
Beal and Joha Stock, nil or Hatin. No'.
declUan!3 S. W. Ekitzm. Keci'ter.
Land Office at Illoomincton Neb. Dee 8th. 1830.
Notice is hereby civen that the followinc
named settler ha filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
secure final entry thereof before James A. Tnl
leys, clerk of court in Webster county, nt is of
fice in Rcf Cloud. Neb., on Jfonday, January
17th. 18S1. viz: .
William II. Rush.
Preemption D. S., No. i'JTn. for the north-west
quarter, rect'on 8. town 2. N ranee 11 west, and
mines the followinc as his witnesses, to roro
continuous resH-ni-e and cultivation of sail
tract, viz: John .IfcUnclkin. William HoNworth
Andy Means and Ai Scribncr. ail of Ked Cloud.
Nebraska.
declGjanl I S. W- SWITZER. RegiVer
LandOfficeat Bloomincton Neb. Dee. 8. 1580.
Notice is hereby civen that the followinc
named settler has filed notice of hi intention to
make finpl proof in upi.ort of hi claim and se
cure final entry thereof bo fore James a. Tulleys
Clem of Court in Webster county Neb, at his
office in Red Cloud Neb. cm Monday January
10th, 1881, viz:
JaMX3 II. MlLN'CR.
h'd No. 3770 for the north-east quarter of See.
30 town ranee 10 west. and names the follow
inc as his witnesses in prove continuous
residence upon and cultivation ofsaid tract, viz:
William Unrnara. Simeon 0. Chambers. John
Barnett and Jocb W. yets, all or Blue llill
Nebraska.
dec?jan6 8. W. SWITZEU. Recister.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
ByTir'ueofan orderof sale issued out oftbe
Fifth Judicial District in and for Webster coun
ty. Nebraska, upon a judgement in an action
wherein W. E. Jackson is plaintiff", and Henry
W. Benfer and Libby Benfer are defendant's.
I shall offer for sole at Public Auction, at the
East door of the court houe. in Ited Clou J. in
iid county, (thit beinc tbe lit place where
the last term of said coert was held) on the 6th
day of January. ISsO. at one o'clock p.m. the
followinc describe! property to-wit: Lot six (Gl.
in block ten (10). of Kaleyand Jackmn's addi
tion, in Red Cloud. Webster county, Nebraska.
Given under my band this Stb day of Decem
ber. 1889. 18-15 J. W. WARDEN. Sheriff.
SHERIFF'S SALE
Nor whereby civen that at 1 o'clock p.
a. on tho 4 th day cfKebrairr A. D. 1SSI. at tbe
corner of Wehcter Street and Fourth Areaae,
in Red Cload Webster ceant JTe'iratka. I will
ell at psblic auction to tbe hichwt bidder for
cash tbe followinc described property, to wit:
A water tank, wind.-mill and tower, taken a
tbe property of Ezra Liaison to satiifv an order
of sale beued out of tbe Clerk's Office of the
District Coart in aad for Webster county Ne
braska la favor of I. M. Plait and B. 31.
Free.
Given aader y band this 23th day of De
cember 1860.
2115 Joa. W. ffaaaur. Sheriff.
PROBATE A'OTICE.
la tbe matter oftbe estate of N. G. Liddy. de
ceased. Notice H hereby civen to all
persons interested that I have appointed and
craated taellta day of January A. D.1S1. lor
tbefaalsetUeaeBtofsaii estate aad that oa
that day a Coal dividend ef tbeimtts of aiil
estate will be Bade ard decreed by tee aad
tid ey J-E-Saaitb uecator of tba rotate if
Iaaiel . Marsh deceased, formerly adraiainra
ter of the estate ofs-i'xi N.O. Liddy
J. R. Wtirxox. Co. Jadxe.
Badaaad.Dae.13tb.18Sa. SK?w
CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALK
Vetiea ia hereby cvvea that by virtae of
taaTltl rtaKa dated oa tbe 12th diy of De
cember 1879. aad daly tied aad recorded is tbe
Sea oftbe eoaety clerk of Webrter coaaty Jfe-lifeaj-a.
oa tbe 15th day ef DeecBsber 187$. aad
eceeated by Jasepb W Jfeer to Aaltaua MU
ler A Ce. to seemre tbe payaieat ef tbe mm at
eae bodied dHrs (tmitt) aad ape which
tbereJaaewdaeOienwi of one aaadred aad
teaeMJanaadtB-eaMHtbtaeats (tiMISJ to
eUktr witaf WN a aueraey'a fee. aad tba
eeeta ef tba fuiatfeaaia. defaoK awriac bees
aaada ia the payaieat of aaid sasa. therefore I
will sell UMpreparty theran described, to-wit
Oae Baekeye Manr eater wkh Gardca Btadar
Ne. 2Dt. Oae Baekeye Srala: Drill, eteeaa
hwa. at fdUie aaarJna at Mae HW ia tbe
eeaatyef Weaatar-aai atate ef yeeraska, e
theWth day ef Jawaary M81, at Ike hear ef
T'daa.sLdaaeH.
JMad that Si day ef Deeeaiber. im.
AaJaiaaJafflar A Co-, Jiortca'.
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"The Proof of the
Puddingisinthe
Eating."
You have only to call
on us and wc can easi
ly convince you that we
do sell
HARDWARE
A little BELOW the
so-called "Bed rock pri
ces" advertised by other
firms.
Besley & Perkins.
SdwirJantf
MITCHELL & MOWS
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ONLY PLACE
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RED CLOUD
AVUKKE YOU CAN UUY
Hardware,
Stoves,
Tinware
AND
Sewing Machines
AT
Bed Rock Prices.
.Holcomb Bros.,
Otaltri la
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tf all blade.
rtty tell CHEAP for CA31T. aad if tbe)
bare net wbal you want, leara year
order aad they will fill it.
CALL ON THEM
One doer north ofQarbfr'f. and Mr.UOLCOMB
will wait oa yos. aprlif
RED OLOUD. NE13.
Blanks! Blanks Tl
A full lino of State Journal Co'a.,
Blanks' (the stnnthml Wank of the
stttc) arc always kept for sale at the
Chikf office, and nt the tamo prices
that thev are sold at in Lincoln and
Omaha. The following is a partial list
nf blanks on hand:
Warranty Peed,
Mortgage Deed?,
Clinttlc Mortpnccs,
Search Warranta,
Mechanics Lein,
Tower of Attorney.
Bill of Sale,
Quit Claim Deeds.
Summons (original),
Summon. (copy).
Appeal Undertakinc,
Execution,
Order of Attachment,
Affidavit of Vendor or Lessor,
Assignment of Mortgage,
Trcrijie,
Subjxzna.-,
Notice of Constable Sale.
Blank Receipts,
Blank Notes
Release of Mortgage.
Agreement for Warranty Deed,
Complaint to keep the Peaca.
Ac., fcc, Ac.
And most all kinds of blanks used by
Notaries Public
HJKCZ 1073:2223.
Jfotiee is hereby rien.tbst I will ezaasici
all person who may deire to efar taemseire
ei eaa4idatta for teaebets of the primary cr
com bob eehooU of Welter ceasty. at B4
Clomd oa tie ftrrt tatarfay ia tae atis e f
Febraarj. iay Aasast aad SoTesaUr: At
Blue HUt oa taeirrtsatnnUy ia tbe atoutat ef
asaary. A-ril. Jaly aa4 Ortaber. At Catle
Ro" a tbe Ei'st Saturday is tbe awaUs ef
i3arrb.JHue.SeHekeTal Ieeeaibr.
xa!aicatioas to coaisese at 9 a clock a.m.
A. A. Tor.
Ceeaiy SarertBtesticai ot PaUie Iastract.aa
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DEALER IN
Tobmcco. Cigars.
CONFECTIONERY.
CAN.VKl) FUUITC,
FRESH FKUrW,
ci:ackku.s, cheese,
oua.nuks, lemons,
ANIJ A TIX LINK () TANCr
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t;ct n nico ilioli' of Iro Crcttia iliirlti);
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rcvt fully tn!it itot. Firt hir
notitli uf'.Mitclall A- MmlinrtV.
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SATES RE-8HIN0LING.
TIRE AND WATEKPIOOr.
CONTAINS NO TAR.
MIXED KI.ADT FOR USE.
ANYBODY CAN APPLY IT.
With this Paint old shingles can lw
made to look better and last loagcr than
new shlDgles for tfte-tfcir th ewt f
re-klBsllr.
Equally god fr n or nTti & 'or
porous brick walls is uneqaalkd.
It is elastic will ezpasd or eerAnci
with htat or cold. This U as ia4ispesrv
able quality ia a durable Roots Paiat.
It will aot crack, pad or saak; keiaf
late, will sot nut or corrode
It has a heaTy body one coat tttsag
equal to three of any other.
It Is sold at a price that eatables
teryeae to bTe a well-palated roof.
Four haadaOBae shades RfUt,
Brawa, K4 aad Brirht R4.
Price in barrels of 45 to 50 galloss,
otlr 00 ccsts per gallon.
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this f, we Btett eeri tally re
eMui4 It. a4 are aettsftH that
if eaee asesl It will he tlerH a
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im.)
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Taentioa this paper.
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