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mmmmmmm.
T. J, MOSHER,
DEALER IX
Groceries, Tobaccos, Cigars
&c, &c.
ti'c Vrep n hand as find a Hnc of rroceric and"
tl)jcco3 as can ue """i i"c a.uey.
A good
im
m
m
" . . L -l v I
X iun in connection with the store. rhare a !
supply or frcja Dre.a anu pies are
always kept on hand-
FRESH OYSTERS
Our facilitiej for handling aii clan of goods
are the beet in town. GPve me a call, at
the old stand.
38tf t T. J. MOSHEJR-
.ttD CLOUD,
NEBRASKA
Flour & Feed
STORE,
GHAS. E. PUTMM, Prop.
DEALER IN
FLOUR. FEED
Corn, Meal, Bimn Chopped FMdaod
GROCERIES1, "
Visit the lied Cloud Grocery. Feed and Pro
"vision tture when yuu want fuppliet for uun or
beot.
llichc-t market price ia cash paip for grain
All kind ofrountrr ptoduce taken rn exchange
(org'iod'. tJoodi delivered to all purttvftuwn
Ircu ofcharco.
St-ue fuuth of Iiccd'f Plow Factory.
Red Cloud,
Nebraska.
Moon i Callender,
)deai.ers in(
General Merchandise,
Jry - Goods
Groceries,
Scots & Shoes,
HATS AND CAPS,
Drug, McciiciireN,
OIL Tarnishes,
Paints 15te.
GLASSWARE, QUEENSWARE,
HARDWARE & HARNESS
ETC., ETC., ETC.
A full line of everytltini kept" in n gen
eral atOlC, at lllCUWT.sT CASH I'lUlXS.
Ir-licclfnHy,
Moon & Callender.
COWLErf, - '.EIKASKA
D3R. SHEEEE,
Proprietor of tho
City Drug Store.
AKIT BBALtB-IB
Drugs Medicines.
Paints- Oils
and Varnishes,
A full MtppW of
LA"MTS, LAMP SHADES, WICKS,
COM ItS BKUSJIXS AC.
i'etron.icc sulicktjd and' thankfully received.
"Preiriptiun carefully compoundcdvB
One duor aotilli of Garber's store,
UED CLOUD, NEB.
R. L. TINKER,
(Successor G.A. Brows-)
y DEA1.KIVIK
Parlor, Bedroom
AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE,
Brackets, Chromos,
Picture Frames
Mattresses, Etc.
Offinc alwaii on head nnd-'triraraedon short
notice, l'rice as llw :ir-L.ay in the 'V alley.
Repairing vl all kimi-done promptly and
Satisfactory.
Uiirial Robes furnWied at reasonablo
rated.
T.ED CLOUD, - - v - NEB;
Harness Shop,
uv
J. L MILLER,
Kit'i roartactlyoa bund a fuH Line of
HARNESS, COLLARS, SADDLES,
HORSlBtiVKETS,
Willi's,. SOMAS; BRUSHES.
H"ARNESS-OIIj,.
And cvcrvthwtj: usually kept in afirst
olas.i;bop. TWO POOES SOKTUOF THE BAXK.
Tee Highest Cash Pries Paii for Side
ssd Purs..
COME
For Your
LUMBER.
DRY LUMBER'A SrEdALTV,
httlU lit ! rie'
- 1!Y-
unuun
THE OBDOEF.
LOCAL MATTE-RS.
R. V R- R Tiae Tftftle.
Taking effect Fa nday. Oet. 17. 1880.
En J ward Pars ngcr Ieaee....
- .". arriTe....
-.. 6 :30 a. .
7 5 p.m.
50 p.m.
freight leave
ntti
f. n cjiwwtt i cconr i rares
o, in, m
mv ... .5 i-ya-,. a;
EASTERN DIVISION.
Eastward Aecom.
leaTe....8 i a, b.
am res....-.-. 6 155 d. m.
,. " uaily except Saaday.
. W. IlaLDBBDOK. A. E. TonxALUf.
Superintendent. Genl. Manager.
M.E. CBUR3H.
S. ?.. aU0i...aad rwcninrb the Paj
tor every babbath morning and evening.
Prayer niectjDr every Thartaay ereaiBr.
All are cordially invited.
J CONGRE0ATKDNA" CHURCH.
PrearhlBc every f rat and taW SaVeatk of
heb BOBtMat 11 a. m. and 8 p. aa.. also oa Stk,
ruuwn-wBB aver u ocean.
Mbbtn benool every Sabbath moraine at
SJsodock. Prayer meetiag every Wednesday
reams;.
Go to Roby'a fbr Butter on ice.
Roby has sweet potatoe plants for
sale.
Clothing at Bed Rock Prices, at
J. G. Potter's.
Live hogs are- worth $4150 in thin
market.
Boots and Shoes-, at greatly reduced
prices, at J. G. Potter's.
Fourth three week? from next
Monday.
Cash paid for Butter and Eggs,
at, PUTNAS'eV
A nice-line of Boys Clothing Cheap
foreaah, at " J. G, Pottek's.
Shipping tags can be had at the
CuiEKjoflicev
Great bargain 8,.grcat reduction in
Ready Made Clothing, at
J. G. Potter's.
The Chief office has turned out con
siderable job work in the last two
weeks.
We have noticed quite a number
of gentlemen from ATrica-inttown tho
last few days.
Cut worms arc said to be playing the
deuce with the cabbage and other
garden "truck."
Set the ball rolling at once, and let's
have a rousing old fourth of July cele
bration at Rod.Cloud.
We acknowledge receipt of an invi
tation to attend the 4th of July cele
bration at Bloomington.
LastSunday was the hottest day of
the season, so far. The mercury
reached 103 in the shade.
UiiiMUler well the question m-ail its-
bearings before you make up your
mind to vote school bonds?
Owing to sickness in the familv of
the editor, this week's Chief has not
rereived'the attention it should have
Had.
We would think that the- heavy
rains would blast the hopes and ruin
the future- prosyects of the chintz
bags.
The Red Cloud first nine go to Burr
Oak, Kan. r to-day (Thursday) to play
the Burr 0k bovs a game of base
ball,
Remember that 'Kendnirs Spavin
Cure' will do all thev oiaim- for :$
Try a bottle: Head 'the- AXh-ertise
ment.
Hundreds of dollars for a fire de
partment, but not a cent for fire-works
on the fourth of Jul v. That would be
oup motto.-
Tkn-antWaxted. A farm to rent, 5
miles from- Red Cloud. 90 acres
under cultivation Apply to J. Gaess
ler. at tho Bank1. 36tf
The New Light Rtnonso HbwB
bEWIXG MACHIKir HAS VO' SUPERIOR
Don't fail to examine it before par?
chasing. Sold by,
41XVS Si-anogle fc Funk.
For biliousness and constipation of
tne Dowels;, use Dr.. jtfArshalls Big
Blood and Liver Cure. Bromoline. &
speedy and prompt' cure. Only fifty
cents.
Alwa6 keep 'Kendall's Spavin Cure
in your house; if your Druggiat will
not get it lor you enato the proprrev
tors, u. j. Kendall &. Co., Jbnoaburgn
Falls Vt.
Let the dead bury their dead and
the living use Dr. Marshall's Big
Blood and Liver Cure and be well.
Big bottles fifty cents. AIL druggists
arc agents.
Money to Loan- 3t Ibwest rates.
Address B. Lombard Jr., dealer- in
County,. School' and-Precinct Bonds,
and -Mortgage-Sccurities.--44-44-
. Lincoln, Neb.
The new bridge-across the river at
this place is being built about ten rods
west from where the old bridge stood.
The river is said to be about fifty feet
narrower there and tho approaches
can ako be built cheaper and better.
, The anti-treating law went into ef
fect tho first day of June, but it docs
hot secnrlo have much effect on the
old .topers, or the young ones cither;
they continue to "set 'em up" and to
hospitably assist each other on their
joyous-journey to drunkards graves.
The school exhibition held at the
court'lioR&elast Friday night is said to
have been a complete success, the
little folks enjoyed themselves im
menscly and acquitted themselves
very creditably. We regret that we
could not be "pTesentt so as to have
given a more extended notice.
By urgent'request wc have agreed
to read the- Declaration of Indopen
dancettt the celebration at Wells Post
Office the coming- 4th. As that ar
rangement was- made- conditionally,
and'.it now appears thnt there- m-ty
be a cerebration at RfedT Cloud on that
day, we hope our-frienda-at Wells will
not be disappointed if wc are not
no hand.
AXARI?
To tho neichbors.and friends who
so promptly rMpeiKfcrtVto- Ac cry of
Ttroia-ftiFjiday, aa-' by tbair ttmery
efforts Bavedlmy-ljvcry atU and
other property frost, ieetrucuan, I
smhito, antaldo'hareby tedr;y
since thanks..
' Vi-rylKrsj-iocSIMy;
Lrvx-Mooxcu
Ed Perkins started to Chicago last
Monday.
Get ready to "enthuse" when the
glorious i rolls round.
A celebatfon at this place the com
ing 4th of July is talked of.
Use the cultivator every hour that
the ground is dry enough.
H. L. Hellen, representing the state
Democrat, was in town last week:
The supply of prairie hay, the pres
ent season, will be simply immense.
Spend every hour that vou can
spare from sleep, in your com fields.
A. S. Marsh now has one of the Best
store rooms in town, since the addi
tion is completed.
Mr. and Mrs. McKTenny, of the Val
ley House, lost their only child
last Monday night..
The family of Rev, J. M. Pryse left
last Wednesday to join Mr. Pryse at
his new home in Blue Springs.
Another good rain Tuesday night.
It seems that this country is not to
suffer from the drouth this year.
Mrs. Zeiss will have one of the
neatest and best hotel buildings in
town, when it is completed.
A little child of J. A. Tulleys- feir
into the cittern Iaet Tuesday and had
a narrow escape from drowning.
Is it possible that Wells is the only
hamlet in this county with sufficient
vim and patriotism to get up a 4th of
July celebration thai year.
Ex-Gov. Garber returned home last
Satrarday. He has been rusticating at
the Hot Springs for several months,
and is much improved in health.
Case t McNeny have purchased the
Springer property in the north part
of town and will ft it up and make a
regular bachelor's paradise of it.
Work on the new bridge is being
pushed forward at a lively rate, and
from present appearances it will be
completed by the 15th of the present
month.
Boston CorbitC,. the man who shot
Wilkes Booth; President Lincoln's as
sassin, is now living on a farm about
two miles south of Concordia, Kansas.
He is said to be very poor.
The farmers must all be busy on
their farms, for the first two days of
this week a holy calm like unto that
of a Sabbath day brooded over thb
usually activo and thriving burg.
The -following are delegates to the
Sunday School Convention at Hast
ings, from Red Cloud. Prof. A. L.
Funk, Mrs. G. W. Dow, A. L.Mitchell,
J. Q. Potter and Mrs. J. Q. Potter.
C. II. Potter starts next Monday for
a tour of the west; he will "take in"
Salt Lake City, San Francisco, Wash
ington territory and many other
points of interest, and remain away
until fall.
The Rev. Geo. O. Yeiser will preach
at the Congregational church next
Sabbath morning and evening.
Baptist Church and Covenant meet
ing on Saturday previous at 3 p. m. at
the same place.
The ladies of the M. E. Cliurcrr- and
Sunday School, will hold an Ice
Cf earn 'and Strawberry Festival at the
Church, on Friday evening instead of
Thursday evening. Proceeds to aid
in paying for their organ. All arc cor
dially invited;.
We-heaT'complaint from a few of
the farmers that the season has been
so wet that it has been impossible to
keep the weeds- down- in the corn
fields and 'that the said weeds are like
ly to "hold the-fort" if the rain docs
not let up soon.
Be sure you don't forget the colt
show Saturday 11th, at one o'clock,
oposite the- City Livery. $2 premium
for best colt from "Honest Fred."
$3 for best mule from the Lew Smith
Jack. Fair show and fair play. Fast
judges and prompt pay. Fetch 'em
out ! Fetch 'cm out ! ! D. Lurz.
Spirits of turpentine is given- as a
sure cure for snake-bites on the hu
man body as well as on beasts. Apply
by placing the mouth of the bottle on
the wound, holding it there a reasona
ble time, and bathe the parts nearest
the wound with the turpentine. It
does its work better, with less deleter
ious effects, than wiskey as an anti
dote. A mover who passed through here
on Wednesday of last week had the
misfortune to loose his pocket book
between Red Cloud and Indian creek,
containing about $270. This was a
sad misfortune as it left the man with
out means to proceed on his journey.
We hope he may bo fortunate enough
to recover the lost money. He de
sires that the finder shall leave it at
the Chief office and receive a liberal
reward.
"Uncle Sam" Garber is an admirer
of blooded stock. He is also the
owner of blooded stock, having just
purchased a thoroughbred male mem
ber of the bovine family. He also de
sires to purchase an animal of the
long eared species such an one as
held a conversation with Baalam in
reference to his duties as a horse
jockey, several years ago on a rugged
mountain path in the old country.
For further particulars call on "Uncle
Sam" or O. C. Case, Red Cloud.
P. S. Tb is not a "paid" adver-tisciuenti-
Hcro is a-geod-one from- tho Cber
lin, Kansas, Herald: Not long ago an
attorney oTMcPherson county; who
was counsel for the defendant in a
case befor8-a"learnedl' justice of tho
peace, having appeared in court,
moved that the case be .dismissed.
The justice &i- "Gentlemen, you
have- lMard Km- mfcoa. Is
there any second ?" The constabie-inl
attendance said: "I second tber aao-
Uon." ThavjMttce then put the aao-
tion, which iwas earned the att4myy
asd coaataWe. -fttc-for it lnd-the
H. S. Kaley is still very low and it
will probably be some time before he
ill again be able (o be out.
Mrt. Clara B. Colby delivered a
lecture on woman's Buffi-age at the
M. IE. Church last Saturday night.
We was not present, consequently can
not say anything in regard to the'mer
its or dismeriLs of the same, but pre
sume it was interesting and instruct
ive: It is not our province to abuse
women lecturers', or women's "right
era'" but it is our private- opinion,
publicly expressed, that when a wife
and mother leaves her home, her
husband and her children to travel
over the country lecturing on wom
en's rights or any other subject, she
has departed from- that sphere for
which God and nature designed her,
.imi iias ten vacant ute place mat no-
other can fill the home.
Judge Wilcox was seen buaily enga
ged in mowing weeds in the court
house square recently. Now don't
scoff, and call us a prevaricator, and
wiggle your fingers to your nose deris
ively, for it's a fact. We have the re
report from good authority else we
would" not believe it on rsel f. We are
willing; to admit that the idea is pre
posterous and that the stey alneaC
surpasses belief, and we c&al hardly
bring ourselfto look upon the report
as anything but a "cod," but neverthe
less that the occurrence did actually
take place can be proven beyond
cavil.
The following points can be proven
xnd substantiated by the testimony of
an eye witness, viz:
1st. The Judge has actually been
seen to perform manual labor.
2d. On Monday, June 6th; A. D.
T88f, Judge Wilcox was seen to- take
in his hands one scytlie, and,' as is
verily believed by the witness, did,
voluntarily, without fear, favor or
without hope of reward, and without
coercibnvproceei'to mow weeds in the
said court house square.
We commend the action of the
judge in this matter and would sug
gest that if other county officers the
sheriff and county Supt., for instance
would brace up and do likewise for
a few hours, the court house square
might become a thing of beauty, and
a joy forever.
Tat Weather.
Inavalk June 4, 1881.
Ed. Chief: As I hear considerable
discussion lately as to the amount of
rain-full fcc. I will give you my obscr-vationa-for
the month of May 1881,
Total rain-fall, 8 inches. Greatest
amount at onetime, was 4 inches on
the night of the 9th.
Hail on the I Ith at 9 p. m. Highest
temperature, 90. Lowest, 48 Moan
Monthly temperature, 66
No. of clear days, 15. No. of cloudy
days, 0. No. of stormy days, 10.
Prevailing winds from the cast
south-east and south. Solar Halves, 1 .
Lunar Halves, 1. Auroras, 1.
The rain-fall for the month of May
1880 was but 90 hundredth's of an
inch. Total rain-fall for the year was
but 12 inches.
Crops of all kinds arc looking well,
ground in good condition, some of the
farmers are not done planting yet, and
some of thrni had to re-plant on ac
count of poor seed.
G. W. Knight.
llffloft a Goafiafratiea.
Last Friday afternoon while some
small boys were playing at the livery
barn m the rear of the Commercial
hotel they carelessly dropped a' light
ed match in some straw laying against
the side of the stable on the
oubride, and in a twinkling the flames
were leaping up the side of the build
ing. It fortunately was discovered al
most instantly, the alarm was given,
and before the flames got under head
way the prompt efforts of those who
happened to be near had got the fire
under control.
Had the fire once got beyond con
trol it is hard to tell what the damage
wc-uld have been, but it is very proba
ble that the entire north half of the
buniness part of town wonld have
been consumed.
We would, did we think it would do
any good, read the parents of children
who play on the streets and run about
where they have no business and
where they are not wanted, a severe
lecture, taking the occurrance of last
Friday for a text, but it would do no
good. Nothing short of a calamity
will open the eyes of parents to the
fact that they should keep a strict
watch over their children in town and
that they are, in law, held responsible
for all damages to or destruction of
property brought about by the vicious
or careless acta of their children. Let
parents all bear this in mind, and let
them see that their children, under
no circumstances, are allowed to get
possession of matches.
GRAND CELEBRATION !
At Wells Post-Officc July 4th,
PROGRAMME.
Procession will form at the Post-
Oftice-at 10 o'cibefc A. i., and march
to the Grove, preceded by the Juniata
Martial Band.
Reading of the Declaration of Inde
pendence. Orations by Hon. C. H.
Tanner of Hastings, and others.
Basket Dinner.
Immediately after the orations a
basket dinner will be partaken of on
the grounds. Singing by the North
Blue Glee Club; after which all persons-will
be-Tdlowed to enjoy them
&lYe6iiiBy way thay thing proper.
Jower Dance.
In the evening; an opportunity will:
be given aiy overs- of the dance "to
rfr ljbt lpraatc"1othcir sum
eonftfct
TbrgYOOBfls areipTcadid',' a general
Sunday School Convention, !
The fourteenth- annual convention
of the Nebraska Sunday School Asuo
ciation will be held at Halting, Neb-.,
June Ttth, 15th and 16th, ISS1.
notes ok information.
All Evangelical Christian Minuter
in the State, Sunday School Superin
tendents and duly elected delegates
from any School are entitled to seau
in the Convention. Each County S.
3v Aassociation ' allowed two repre
sentatives. Tho Railroads of tho State return
delegates at ose-fourth fare who pay
run. fare in going to Convention.
Trains arrive in Hastings on B. &.
M. R, R. in Neb:, from the East at
5:10 P. M. from the West at S a. M.
and 5 P. M. from Republican Valley at
8" a.m. and 10:15 p. m. On St, Joe
fc Westcru from the cast at 5:45, P. x.
from Grand Island at 9:J5 A. x. and
9:15 P. M.
The good people of Hastings extend
the hospitality of their homes to the
members of the convention, and will
furnish entertainment to all delegates
who send their name to Rev. J. D.
Stewart, not later than June 10th.
Delegates are requested to bring "Gos
pel Hymns combined."
County Secretaries, Pastors and Su
perintendents are requested to give
full and timely notice of the conven
tion and thus aid the committee in
securing a general attendance and a
wide distribution of it benefits.
Attention is called to the thank-offering
collection.
It is earnestly reccommended that
Sunday June 12th, be observed as day
of prayer in behalf of tho Sunday
school cause in our state, and especi
ally for the Divine blessing upon the
approachiug convention.
For the Executive Committee,
I. P. Gage,
State Secretary.
Peterson's Maoazine for July is on
our table, ahead of others, usual. Wc
have so often spoken of this lady's
book, as the cheapest and bt-M, that all
we can do now is to reiterate that
opinion. The present number is pe
culiarly rich in embellishments. The
steel plate, "The First Train," is one
of those charming illustrations, never
seen except in "Petersou." The col
ored steel fashion plate is a gem, as
"Beautiful as a Dread," as a lady at
our elbow says. There is a profusely
illustrated article on "Ancient anil
Moder Gardens," and a prettily illus
trated love story, by Anges James,
"Paste and Diamond." In this num
ber, wc have the first chapters of a
historical novelet, "The News From
Yorktown." which is aiso illustrated,
and which is particularly appropriate,
as this is the Yorktown "Centennial
Year." In addition to this, there arc
some two score cuts of fashions, work
table designs, fcc. ; besides a beautiful
colored pattern for a Photograph
Frame, in daisies on black velvet,
alone worth the price of the number.
Every lady ought to be a subscriber
for this magazine. The terms are but
two dollars a year, with great reduc
tions to clubs, and handsome premi
ums to the person getting up the club.
Now is Ihe. tune to subscribe. A new
volume begins with the July number,
but back numbers, to January inclu
sive, can always be supplied, if wished.
Specimens are sent, gratis, if written
for to persons wishing to get up clubs.
Address, Chas. J. Peterson, 30fi Ches
nut Streets, Philadelphia.
ALWAYS NEW.
Ehrichs' Faphion Quarterly is one
of those publications of w hich the
ladies (Heaven bless them !) never tire
Season af season it comas to tell it
readers in which direction the weath
er vane of Fashion points what stuffs
and patters are likely to be most in
vogue what styles arc likely to be
worn and what prices are ruling in
the great Metropolitan retail marls.
Its practical utility is unquestionable.
Most Fashion periodicals are bimply
promoters of extravagance; but the
Fashion Quarterly suggests economy
on every page. Instead of the usual
reprints of the designs of Parisian cos
tumes, it gives its readers illustrations
of solid serviceable articles of wear for
every day use, drawn from actnal gar
ments of American make, with a des
cription of the material of each, and
a statement of the prices at which
they can be furnished.
The Summer number, just received,
ably sustains the record of its prede
cessors. The literary department pre
sents a choice selection of useful and
entertaining article, among which may
be mentioned a beautiful and original
poem, entitled "Summer Reigns, by
Margaret Eylinge; an interesting illus
trated paper on "Household Decora
tion," by Hope Ledyard. editress of
the Art Exchange; "Lessons in Dress
makiug," by one of the best modiMa ;
and the usual melange of tiles and
sketches. The portion of the maga
zine devotek more especially to Fash
ion, gives descriptions not onlv of the
favorite styles in costumes, but also of
a variety of novelties in other depart
ments, such as ladies uuderwear, hair
goods, rummer games, books, station
ery, etc., etc. ; each item being illus
trated with photographic accuracy,
clearly described, and accompanied
with a state ment of cost.
Breifly, we heartily commend the
Fashion Quarterly to our lady rea
ders. Its price is only 50 cents ayear,
or 15 cents a copy, and its publishers
are Ehrich Brothers, Eighth Avenue,
New York.
OROWISFI
Not the Crown of King", 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 before you
purchase! For Sale by M. B: McNrrr.
Roby is agent for the celebrated
Milford flour, he has a large supply of
both grades on hand. The poorest
grade of this flour is- superior to the
beat grade of flour sent out by other
manufacturers. (Jail at Kooys ana
get a sack, and have some niccr light,
sweet, and -white bread. 3&tf
The importance of Inventors em
ploying proper Attorneys to attend to
cases before the Patent offie?, is
shown by the contest now going on in
reiatioo to the Telephone and other
valuable inventions.
Those who wish thetrcasercarcrully
attended to shoald correspoud'with
PREaBBEY GREEK,
Wadsjsgtoe, D- C
(tjffii UWr ftrcircnlar.)
Final Proof Notices,
Laad Ofieaat Blootrisftoa Nb. Ja&. i. !!.
Notice l htrrfry ln that the fvUowit
naaiMl eettlrr e tied aet3?e of hU iateatloa to
asaae Saal pnot is rappertof kit cltia-aad -care
final entry thereof before Jaat . Talle-e
Clrrt of (bart la Webber enaatT Ntb at hi
oBc ia Red Closd 5eb. oa a.anlaj Jaly Kla.
witu n. niTa.
k'd application No. f for the S. GL H tea. It
toaaS eerth re 10 weet, aad uari tbt fol
lo wia ukti wila ewe, to prare bU cuBtiaa
out ruideec oa aad caltivatioa of tW trrt.
Tit: JJtar Ralph. Jfilets IliJj. t'&arlfe Tel
aad David Fraaci. e! of Cowl. Neb,
jaaeS-jaly" 8. W. SW1T1ER. Kiir.
Laad Office at Blooslactra Neb . Mar 23. US!.
Notice U berebr lire a that the folloviag
aased eUler baa filed notice of hi lateatloa
to makf final pruof in rapport of hU eleta.a&il
eeare final eetrr Uereof. before the Clrrk of
lutrict Coert. in Wehtrr eountr at hi oflce
ia Red Cloud Nebraska on Turedar Jnlj lHa.
ISSI. Tte
Edvii W. RrtBiaan.
Heir of John B. Hobinwa deceate-J. H'J
rati? No. S20S for the Eqcartrrxe 1 tows
4 north racer 9 writ. iad mmti the lollowina
a.hi wito?rt to preve contiauoas rrtidence
oo aad cultivation of aeid tract Tit: Edwin E.
Rofer. Ke-bert Taylor. Iac Taylor. Robert
Qniftle. of Thotnt'Tillr Nab.
mayaWeaeJO 6. W.SWlTZEJt. CegUter.
Laad Office at Bloemlntfon Neb Jfar. 1. 11.
Notice b hereby sttea that the followrct
aaaaed tettlar hei lied notice of hit mtrnlioa to
eaake leal proof In rapport of hi claim, aad
ecu re laa! entry thereof before Jaeaee A. Tal
ler, clerk of Phu court of WeSter county
Neb., at hi cflce ia U4 Cloud. Neb., on '
arday.Jaly9th.LMl.ru. Iieaay Hiixta.
H'd application No. 4013 for the S E "i te:
12 town A north ranee 9 wait, end Stan the
followlaf aa hit witaetee to proee coatiaaoui
reeideace oa aad caltlretion of Id tract rir
Rirhard if. Joae. Charles Haryer. John O.
Kiley aad AleiaaJer Riley all of Negnaia
Nebraska.
aayHjaaeS 5. W. 8WITZKR. RerUter.
Laad Office at Bloorai acton Neb.. May 9. 131.
No tic b hereby airea that the following;
aaaied tattler hat Hied notice of hi Inteotion to
make laal proof ia tnpport of hit claim, aad
tecve Saal entry thereof before Jaaaer A. Tal
ley, elerk of the court ia Webeter coaaty at hit
office in Red Cloud Neb., on Saturday. July 16ih
1981. ris.
Edwibo II. Fob.
h'd entry No.l63G Jor the north. writ quarter of
cctioa 34 town i K, raaae 10 wett. aad aaaaee
the followlaf a aU witneaaea to prore cootlaa
on rriidcace upon aad ealUYatloa, f uid tract
namely: Ed rick M. Keeaey. Drice II. Kraace
aad JVtlton Hard of Co well Nebruka, aad Mr
rta L. rhoraaa of Red Cload Nebraeka.
mal$aal6 fi, W. 8WITZKR, RegUter.
Land OBoaatDloomlncton.Heb.. May 6. 1S31.
Notice ia hereby giren that the followlag
naraed aeUler ha filed notice of hU intealion to
stake final proof ia tapport of hie claim, aad
tccare final entry thereof, before Clerk of Dis
trict Coart of Webeter connty Neb., at kk ffice
in Ited Cloud Neb., on Saturday. Jaly 16th.
1M1, Tit:
William II. Dblirt.
H'd entry No. ZM for the E J N E ! J aa 1 F.
XSKK See.2-.' town 2 north range 12 wat, and
nasace the lollowing aa hit witnettet to croe
coatianou reeidenee on and cultivation of aeid
tract Tic Lewie Mead. Obed It. Ilarrey. Da-id
Raltton and Charlet II. 1'arbar all of In
arale Neb.
maylZJanelG S. W. SWITZKR. Regltter.
Land Office at Illoomlngton. Neb. May 5. 1SS1.
Notice i hereby giren that the following
named tettler ha filed notice of hit intention to
make final proof in tupport of hi claim, and
tecure final entry thereof, prtn-f to be made be
fore JatLca A. Tulley. Clerk of the Court of
Webster county, at hit office, in Hed Cloud.
Neb., on Friday. I uly 1Mb. IMI, vit:
David Hcdox.
H'd entry No. 3.M7 for the N W li Wee. 6 town
3 noith range 9 wait, and naraet the following
a hi witnettet to preve continuous retideoce
on and cultivation of aid tract vii: J CJ.
Robinion. Hllltam Wilkinson. Egbert Taylor
and Newton Uoointon all of Thoinajrill Neb.
tnaylUJuoelS . W. SWITZEK. Itegiiter.
SPECIAL SCHOOL ELECTION.
The qualified vote r of tchool district No. 2
Wewtcr county, Nebraika are hereby noti
fied that an election will be held en Fri lay.
June 24th. IbSl. between the hour ef 1 o'clock
r. M. and 5 o clock r. a. in accordance with a
petition of S. C, Smith. J. L. Miner. I. U.
Hpunogie and eighty-eicht other petitioner",
being more than one-third of the qualified
rolert of aid district, at which election the
followina question will bo submitted: Shall
the district officer be authorized to iue tho
coupon bondt of raid district No. 2 to tho
amount of 15,000. for the erection of a reboot
house on around to be dcticnatrd br the voters
in the district at a special meeting callod for
that purpose, and for furnishing tho ikmt with
the neceuarr apparatus and supplies, and tn
pay for said site it the tame shall not be donated
to the district- Said bonds to bear date of Aug
ust 1st. 1M1. to be of the denomination of
81.U0O each, and to be payable at follows:
One bond at the expiration often years from
date, and one bond annually thereafter until
all are paid, to bear interest at the rate of
teveu per cent, per annum, payable annually
to bearer an interest coupon attached therrti.
principal and interest pv .bleat the office of
the county treasurer or Webster county, in Red
Cloud. Neh. At i 1 lection the ballot shall
be in the following form, vis:
roa BOKPS.
4GAIV9T BORDB.
The place of voting will be in the old school
houso in said district.
By order of the Trus t eea of school district No.
2. iVebtter County Neb.
Red Cloud. Neb.. May Jlit. 15M.
44t A. J. Kbbbbt. Director.
KOTICS TO TEACHERS.
Notice is hereby civeo. that I will eaarolnt
all pertunt who nay dmire t uffcr themselves
I ceedidatct tor tex-hert of the primary or
oaimmcB schools of Websttr county, at Red
Cload on tho first Saturday in the in nth ot
February. Afar August and November: At
blue Hill on tne nrt Saturday in the months of
laauary. April. July and (October. At Ouide
it oca ontJiefii'st Saturday ia the month of
March. June. September and Weceialer.
Sxamiaatioa to commence at9o'lotk a.m.
A. A. Tors.
Ceaaty Superintendent ot Public Iastraetian
Smith Brothers announce still an
other important reduction in rate of
interest on time loans. Straight nine
Srrernt annual inltmt. Cnll at tbo
ank and leave your application.
40tf.
Xsthsri! M3tt:r!! Vstbenlll
Are you JMurled at night and broken of year
rctt by a tick child lu'erinj and eryinc with the
excruciating pain of cutting teeth? If to. ge at
oace and get a boltle .-f Mrt. Wimluw Hh
iBgyrup. It will rrhete the poor little siner
er iaitatJiately depea-i upon it: there it an
abtak about it. There is not a mother oa earth
who hat ever used it. who will not tell yea at
oace that It will reguUie the towels, and girej
rett to the nether, and relief and health te the
child, operating like magic. It it perfctly tafj
te ie all eat, and pleaaaat to the taste, aad
tthapreseriPtioaefenooftha Id e aad beet
atale phyfieiast aaJ earsae ia the UaiUjC
Itatea. 5eld everywhere. T ceaU a kettle.
A Cttfb, Coll or Siea Tanti
ittl he stopped. Xealeet frequeatly reaalU la
la lerarable l.aag Disrate or 00008114103.
Bmwa's Bronchial Trochee ire eertaia to gt
relief la Asthma. Eronebim. Oisghs. Catarrh.
Consumptive and Throat IUeae. tor thirty
ears the Trochee have been rrcora-aeolej by
.hysiciaif. and always give perfect eituuepea.
they are not new or oniric! but bartoc oea
iastrd by wide and eomuat uie for. nearly an
mtire generation, they hive atUtal "ell-
Merited rank amooi the few atipU rtiaedies el
e age. Pubhe speakers hd Sicrers ae ihem
o clear and ttrenttbea 'be ele- Held a.
wcaty-fire rents a box everywhere.
Blanks! Blanks!!
A full line of State Journal Co's.,
Blanks (the standard blanks of the
state) are always kept for sale at the
Chief office, and at the same prices
that they are sold at in Lincoln and
Omaha. The following is a partial lut
of blanks on hand;
Warranty Decd,
Mortgage Deeds,
ChatUc Mortgage,
Scotch Warrants,
Mechanics Lcin,
Power of Attorney,
Bills of Sale.
Quit Claim Deeds.
Samrnorw (original),
Summons (copy).
Appeal Chdertakim:,
Execution;
Ordpr of Attachment:
Affidavit of Vendor or Leor,
AMnzent-of Mortgage,
Precipe,
8abpatna.
Notice of Ccnsfablce Sale;
Blank IleceipU,
Blank Notes
Release of Mortgage-.
Agreement forWarramy Deeda,
Cosrplaint to kocp the Peace,
Arc Ac., ie.
AndnxetankindaofblAnts U4d by
)Ifatqti4ftor fo? Sour t Putnam's
Flour and Feed Stvr-
REPKrCKRATORS- -KKKP COOU
Mitchell c Morhart have it:t n
Ctlivcd a lot of Refrigerator vt fuel rc
for sale at their stow. chu- Tltoy
arejut tho thing that cvv fanttly
neeily to kcp their butter, iiiilk. tc ,
in a nice condition for uc Cja.I1 at
Mitchell fc M"rhirt"i hartlware store
and tfxrutune these g"Hl! ntitl U5V
prices and we know vou will buv.
4".V
iiintiu Bmderx of Esm:!
The tine Stallion knotrn ai "Tom"
the proM rty of DauiI Boosch will
statu! for mrtr the prvcnt season til
the following rate-, u $v-5 to innure
sittslc mare. two marvM, J15. more
than two by the same owner. $7 wait
For the seaon 6, Single ervu, l.
Will "taid at Iletl Clotni on Frulay
and ?-fturdav of each wrpk, at Guttle
Rock, Mondays and Ttieda? of cacl
week, and at Atnloy Whirdaya ni
Tliursdava.
"TOM"
Is a fine horie. lH.'ing cf Porvheron
Canatiian and Blucher-Morgan !-t4K'k.
beautiful dapple bay, sixteen hand
high, weight, 15GJ ih"uuU.
JCHN !K)FJCff.
34'm3. Ambov, Neb.
MONElTTOlLOAyf
Money to prove tin with on lin.il re
ceipt, or on deeded Luid at 8 per cent.,
anu I-G2 per cent. cmimu-?iuit, or at
straight 10 per cent, no coiuintton.
J.so. K. W'iluvx.
Office next dtor U Cliief otliee. 30tf
Money To Loan
On Real Estate, in Weller and ail
joining counties itt the verv hot nttt-
It will pay every farmer who think- u!
lorrowing money, to aee me 1-eftin
making nrranemcuts with any ther
party.
No expense to tho lorrowcr no
tedious delay no denhug with eastern
parties no njiplieatiou fee, lnus or
comuiivtion no fee for maktm; r
rc:onliug papers or taking aekuowl
edgeni'MitM no adrance tr M-tm an
nual interest, nnd iro intercal until
monev is actually in hand.
Calf upon or addro
H. A.Simi-sin.
3Stf I.oan Broker, Hlue Hill, Neb.
HONEST FRED!
itifw, the Albright Horse.
Will Mnnd thii .-enoti
allat enr.- rate.". u.
at 1Sh1 Cloud
$t.iMi toiniurt
i li l), 11101 e
tier, $7.00 cuili
biugle serue,
v to bo known
.single mare; Two ni.in
than twoitythe:itneow
For the hca-on, $.V00;
$3.iXJ.
This horte ncedt onl
to be ndniired. He hat
been aeknuwl
edgeil by many good jti
dgci to bo tin
l)CKt
"All .:::: of a Mi"
seen in thi .-eetion. Weight, in Hc-h,
lf00 pouniN. Heatitiftil Bay, Symmet
rical form, gorwl life, high carnage and
hot of nil :ts kind as a kitten. His owner
aUo has a good Juek with him at .-onie
rattM. I ntil further notice vnll bc
found at the Coiiiiuereinl barn.
Colts can lie e-een at the lirpmNoi of
Jw. Fogle, State Creek; rl-nj Vitnee,
Inavnle; O. MeCall, Henry GerLW
at Ik'cker's farm hikI Kallston'H at lu
a vale, al-o at Ked Cloud. Mtilea at
premise of U'tv Smith and Ben Port
nicr, tJtiido Hock, Elm creek mil Is
and Rttl Cloud milN.
Tlic owner ha-j entitled thi-i Jaek
"Capt. Smith." being the f.unotit Lew
Smith J.tek, formerly tf Gtijtle lioek.
Shows the best stock in the valley.
I). LITZ. Proprietor.
Upright Pianos i
New m4 Eleflrant
H'yltn
GEORGE WOODS COMPANY
M ANT FACT,'!. KKS
CAMBRIDCEPORT, MASS.
CATALOGUES SENT FKEE.
Correspondence Solicited.
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THIS lEW A3TD CORRECT MtAP
FwveW ttyvad air-Tonaite iratados Ua. Lb
CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN R'Y
Is br all oll Uw lwi tosA tor y to Ufc wba trkrcUcs In c ttVr ilirtUm U-tren '
Chicago and all of the Pradj.! Points in the We?, Uorih aad NofJrwtit.
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h iui.i.b m wh " wi' tiuaa
Jnaccoo joint.
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"The Proof oi the
Puddingisinthe
Eating."
You nave cnfv to' calf
on us and yc ca'n easi
ly convince you that wc
do sell
HARDWARE
A little BELOW the
so-called u Bed rock pri
ces" advertised lv other
firms.
Besley &, Perkin sv
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