The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, August 25, 1881, Image 4
Eil rc-ii i nimnm .' V irA? .T Mp i Callender, )deai.ma in( General kerefcandise. Dry - Good, ti racer ieg, licot A Shoes, HATS AND CAPS, Drugs, Medicine, Oils Varnishes, PainlH tc. GLASSWARE. QUEENSWA UE, HARDWARE & HARNESS ETC., ETC., etc. A fu'.l line of evcrylhint: kept in agen- Ci.ll M)10, at lllcI.OVIT t'Ahll MUCK?. Ilespertfully, Moon & Callender. . i'GWLKS, NKHltASKA JXR- SHEEEE, Proprietor of the City Drug Store. LKP'DEACXX ! Drugs? Medicines. Paints- Oils and Varnishes, A full Mipply of LAMI?, LAMP SHADES, WICKS. COMIIS ISItrSHKSAC. J'atronncc solicited aixl thankfully received. VrrcHritinn carefully coin(Uuded"fe Out' door south of rturber's store, KEI) CLOUD,-NEB, R. 3L. THSTKEB. (Saccetrotor OvA. Drown-) PKA1.KR IS Parlor Bedroom AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, i? rackets, chromos, Picture Frames, Mattresses, Etc. C fl' i-Mmj on hind and tumnie'1in fhort ii- ? ." 1'rico a. low :tF any iu tbr Valley. lUi'.niinji of all Win. Is d'niu i-rompil) and S"at:cf:tctor. Uiijia! l.obe-; funii.-hed at reasonable rates. K ED' CLOUD, - - NEB. Harness Shop, UY J. L MILLER, Kf7F rtinrtantly on hand a full Line of HARXE, CULLAUS, SADDLES HOUSE-BLANKETS, VIII PS, COMBS, BRUSHES HARNESS OIL, And every thin;: usually Kept in a first cla?' shop. TWO DOORS SOUTH Ol THE BANK. te Highest Cash Pri:3 Paid for Bide: and Furs. Flour & Feed STORE, CHAS. E. PUTNAM, Prop. DEALER IN FLOUR. FEED ConvMcitl. llran Chupix.il Feed and GROCERIES. V tit tHc tlcarria'xZ'1r'Mty. Feed and Pro vWian ftort when you'wiim sui plies for Bias or Ilithr.-t tnurket iriec in cah inlt for irrain--All Vinds nfoountry iiodure tiken n exchange iurs-Miilj. (Mdi delivered to all i-nrtj tI town lrc -it charge. SiM.'Oonih of HecdV n FuPtnry. Red Cloud, Nebraska. SAMl GARBER, 3EAIXU IX Dry Goods- umd Groceries BOOTS and SflOS Hats, Caps. & Rialy Made Clothing. pJiave? the. Largest Stuck i the Vallty and will tot be mntfsttottf; GiTC us-a-call, oit-audall. Santf Carber ': Bed Cloud 3feb, , ,. - ,:EMTGH BROS.. LED CLOUD, NEB, ' .- jf K u Froth mCatx.- Biwarei. ri -"--. '..JJW ..TT t-tl W.f-.ls. . "jfMMra"' lu" "' "" " . '...U-" THE CHIEF. LOCAL MATTERS. TAUHSDAY A1TG. 25, 1881. R. T- R. R. Tine Table Takinr ff Sundiy. Oct. 17. 16e0. Eastward I'Mffugcr lenre......., irrive. Freight lrnrfa .. nrrive 0:30 a n. ,7 Ai p. m. .5 U p. m. Westward .tcfom lrTef .......9 :40 a. m. arrivp ....5 ri0 p. ra. EASTERN DIVISION. Bariward Aerora. l-nrw..... STOa-m. " arrive.........CVp. m. TraJnr daily exrtpt Eandnj. (i .ijLnptrnar. a. fc. jouialik. fioperintendent. (Ten'l. Maracer. M.K CHURCH. F. .. t 10a. m.. and prMrhirgby the Pas tor fvrry Snbbath xnornine and evmitjf. lryer meoiny e-eir ThurMay erenicr. All are cordially inviteif. conoregationaL ciiuiirn. I'rearhins evryfiret and third Sabbath of each month at 11 a. tn.and 8 p. in., alio on 5th, .4abbth when ever it orcun. h'abbath School every Habbath morni&K at 9i o'clock. Prayer meeting every Wednesday eTcnin? Local atlvcrtltiincnt intertal among the rcmiijir mntUr vill be charyed iictt., a line each intcrtiou. ESTHER to-night and to-morrow night. A fresh supply of hlanlcH at the Ciiikp of lice. SuitoCKiiiK for and advertise in the Red Cloud Ciiikk. They have arrived our Top Bug 'it?. S. it K. B. llolcomh was selling wind mills at Blue Hill last week. Our Sulky Plows are regular uecd exterminators. S. fc F. Esther is the tdinplcht, and yet the grandest cantata ever written. We have a full stock of Implements, L'uggies Ac. .Sr.xxJLE it Fuxk. Mr.. Hawlu3 appears aH Ewther for the third time to-night. See her with out fail. , Vennor was Blightly off on his prog nostications of the weather for the last two weckp. The Weir Harrow tares up the ground bad, sold hy SrANoai.E it Funk. Perkins sold three wind-mills last Monday, and it was not a very good day for wind-mills either. Mr. M. A. Myers and Misa Sehuldt were united in marriage hy II. Hol dredge, J. P., last Saihath. We learn that a little girl of Mr. (irice, living near Catherlon, was bitten ly a rattle.-nakc last Friday. Farm well and get good crops we sell the Boss Prow, it is sure death to weeds. Si'anooi.e it Funk. Dr. Mosena has sold the lots on which his house stands to (Jasc it Mc Neny. The Dr. will buy other prop erty. Jos. Ciarher has sold his farm near Guide Rock to a gentleman from the east who will bring in a large lot of cattle this fall. Jonas Rosenthal Ftarted to New York last Monday morning to pur chase a supply of goods for the fall and winter trade. Turn out to the caucus Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock and help to elect good men to represent you at the county convention. We have received, withtho compli ments of E. Thomson, the second cat alogue of the Nebraska Conference Seminary, York Nebraska. D. B. Coppiek, of Guide Rock, one of the old settlers of the county, called lat Friday to make arrangements to prove up on his place and to sub scribe for the Chief. It is stated upon what seems to be pretty good authority, that r.twith Btanding report to the contrary, the B. t M. will push their Ime through from Indianola to Denver at an early day. The four horse team attached to the Boys' ISoKe Bus ran away at the depct one night last week, but the-l ,dKvr succeeded in gctfling them stopped before much damage was done. "Esther, the beautiful queen" will be rendered at the M. E. church under the direction of Bower Bros, this (Wednesday) evening and also to-morrow night. You will miss a rare treat if you do not attend. Rosenthal Bros., will have a thirty foot addition added to their store room, the building formerly occupied bj McFarland, which they have re cently purchased. Thw will give them more room for their immense stock of goods. Mr. Jonas Rosenthal of Rosenthal Bro., New York Clothing House, star ted on Monday morning for Chicago & New York, to buy the fall stock of Clothing, Dry Goods,BootSj Shoes, Hats, Caps. Trunk, Carpets etc. The boys mean business and are going to sell goods this fall at the lowest living prices. . WV learn that a great deal of amusement was occasioned at Guide Rock last week by a tight, -'from the shouldcs up," between a Morman preacher and a scienced ? boxer from Great Briton. JReport says that the minister got away witiithe gentleman of science. Candidates for count- offico con tinue to come to the surface, and' the crop is already very large. It may i?afely be said that the crop of candi dates is about the only production of thus part of the state that the hot winds cannot wither or the chintz pugs destroy. The yeild is always large but like the wild sun-flower, rather .unprofitable. We are always glad to note improve ments in and' about town, and take pleasure in stating that Wm. Moshcr fs keepipg up with the general spirit of the tiaiea by having his" place of business repainted and fitted up in good siyle. The public con" always tin ! the fe--t of every thins; in life line at the old stand, wiiare he proposes to nko v their interest to-ca!. H. A. Ba:rd, Dentut, will now be found in bis office, for the next two month.3. H. S. Kaley U still in a very critical condition. While there may have been, on the whole, a little improve ment during the lust week, we fear that his strength is gradually giving way, and if he recovers it will be almoril a miracle. While we are and alwaya have been opposed to the caucus and convention system of nominating candidittei for county office, we would urge all good citizens to turn out to the caticu and make the best of what we deem an evil, and elect as good men as possible to represent the people at the conven tion. Mr. C. C. Coon presented the Chief with two melon-, a watermelon and a mu9k melon, last Tuesday that were the largest and finest flavored melons that we have tasted this season. The boys and men for two or three blocks around have learned to flock to the Chief office when they nee Mr. Coon drive np to our door during water melon season, and they are welcome. Some are so uncharitable da to find- fault nith Prof., Funk for riding into the Red Cloud Schools again on the shoulders of Mr. Kenney. We do not see that the circumstance -in in any way discreditable to the Prof. Christ once rode into Jerusalem on the back of an ass and if Mr. Funk sees fit to ride into the principalship of the Red Cloud schools in a similar way we do not sec that, he is to be ceiitured for it. For the lnt eight years it haj been the polic.v of the eountv officers to materially reduce the tax levy every other year and it has always happened that just prior to an election the cry has gone out that "taxes will not be half so high in the future as they were last year." Hundreds of people in this county who have been conversant with the management of county affairs will bear us out in the above assertion, it i absolutely true. We, and others have waited for that bien nial report, and it came last week. The .lrj-uhosthc honor? of repeating that old sterotyped falsehood with which tho old settlers havo all become familiar years ago. The thick headed donkey of the Argiu solemnly asks "how did the county government reduce the county levy from 53 mills to 23 mills." They did it with their little politics; ask us something hard. They did it because an election is ap proaching and because it has always been their policy to ho reduce tho levy the year of an election, and they will not deny it, the proof that such is the case is too handy to admit of such a denial, and tax receipts, unlike the editor of the lriw. tell no lies. It is not, however, our intention to discuss this matter at the present time, neither is it necessary, the peo ple are getting their eyes open to the true state of affairs, and will rise as one man this fall and throw oil' the incubus that has weighed them down for a number of years. They arc be ginning to find out that the cry of "low taxes," "reduced levy" ifce., has always been and is simply a bait thrown out to catch their votes "at the fall election, that it is a delusion and a snare, and that at last it "bitheth like a serpent and etingeth like an adder." la vale Items. I hear that your greatest want is local news. I should not want it, it is not cheering. The crops are very poor, and the weather is exceedingly warm, the bugs have taken all the potatoes, the corn U drying up and will not yield a half a crop. We had a little rain last week, just enough to wet the hay that was down, but it came to late to do much good to the corn, but we are having a good hay crop here, we always do, and that shows U3 that we should let grain raising alone and keep more cattle, it looks as though the people of this part of the county intended to do so, for they arc putting up very much hay. The father and mother of the Hunter brothers arc here on a visit from Missouri. They seem to like the country and are enjo;. ing their visit. Speaking of reforms, it is of no use to try and purify a stream when the source is poisoned. It is best always to go right to work and cleanse the fountain head. That is my idea about temperance. When we can have laws that will pro hibit the sale and manufacture of in toxicating liquors, then we will have a reform worth taking a part in, one that wonld effect women as well as men. It is the same with that other reform you speak of. You say we are making great efforts in behalf of bad men, if the men were all good there would be no "fallen women." Betsey. NOTE LOST. Notice is hereby given that a note of f 25.00 drawn in favor of J. C. War ner and signed by Moreland W. Parks, dated August 30th 1880, aud falling due August 30th 1S8J, and drawing ten peJ cent interest, has been lost. All persons arc hereby warned against negotiating said note as it h been paid. 3-iw 3IOEELAXD W. Parks. PUBLIC SALE. Will be made of a big span of good horse, a harness and, wagon, two bug gies, one light wagon, riding and walking plows, a harrow, "Honest Fred," the Stallion and-Capl..Smkh," the Jack, owned by D..LhU, and- pos siblyjaauy other 'things- not- owned by him. 'Tekms: - Ml sums under 5 csbSj ail over. 3 moirtha time at ten per- ccr!.r with approved., security. SaJc will take place o the corner' between S-VCirberV stcre and McFariand's- "&U- , .. ,-s .. ,c I -- S a Sirs wou. We are at times amused at the ignorance of some of our friend who believe, or profeM to believe, that the pathway of an editor is strewn with roees instead of sand-bun-, and that he! has nothing to do from morning otitil night but read exchanges and rake in the -shekels. Some time ago we prom ised a party of friends that we would write up a statement of the amount of labor performed by us iu a single day. taking the averag.j rather than either) extreme. We will now try to till the xeiier aim spini et wiai nromi-'e. In the first place we ri.-e farly in the morning and proceed to buines'. We do most of our writing in the morning when our brain is clear. We believe that the little brains with which the Creator 1ms saw fit to en dow us is always clearer in the morn ing, hence our catom of writing a couple of columns of matter early in tin; da. When that is done we generally set up a column or two of matter for the paper, just to keep our hand in. By this time it is 10 o'clock, ami the regu lar biiriuess of the day begins. We are always glad when the busi ness of the day commences, it gives us a chance to display our wonderful business qualification!-, And1 then there are other reasons. A friend comes in and asks us to go and take "suthin." We go, (out of respect for the friend's feelings.) But we indulge sparingly. We have work to do, and we proceed to do it until we see other people going to dinner. We go to dinner too. Not because wc have anything to eat at home, but because it is fashionable to go to meals at stated hours. After wanting fifteen minutes at the farce of dinner we return to business and go at it with a will. A German friend comes in to pay his subscription and after that formula has been gone through with he asks us to go and take a drink. We always make it an invariable rule to never refuse to drink with a German. He might take the refusal as a personal insult, and if he didn't we would always feel bad about it, anyway. But'to drink with a German friend requires a good 'deal of fortitude-and a wonderful capacity, forbeerr We never lacked the fortitude and wc arc rapidly gaining the capacity. But we have always limited ourself to five bottles, (about bix quarts) .11 one sitting. We have made this rule because we never like to seem partic ularly fond of the beverage. Well, wc take the amount with our German friend and hurry back to the office. We never allow jdeasuro to interfere with business. We had just got to work when a friend came in who was going on a chicken shooting expedition. lie carried in his pocket a phial of liquid refreshment. He divided said refreshment with us. We began to feel first rate. We felt at peace with all the world, and couldn't sec how anyone could cherish enmity against a fellow being. We went out to look for Mr. Ken ney, our esteemed contemporary. We longed to embrace him and call him brother. We didn't find him, but we found a place where there was billiard tables, barrels and bottles. We emptied the contents of a few of the bottles down our neck. Wc had it chalked down, charged to us, as it were. W felt better, wc had solved a problem and demonstrated beyond the possibility of a doubt that an editor can, (under certain circumstances) obtain credit. Carry the news to Kenney. We returned to the office and went to work. Set up a stick full and "pied" a column. Wc sat down to rest. A candidate came in and invited us out to absorb. We refused, wc felt tired and didn't want to walk about any more, and didn't have to. Sent the "devil" for a gallon of beer and the candidate drank it that is he drank what we left. We wont home to tea, but was a little late, didn't feel liko wc wanted much to eat, but attended a lecture in the dining room. A very select audience composed of ourself. There had been no previous- an nouncement. It was what might be termed an impromtu affair. The speaker was a female woman, and as before stated wc was the "awjence." The subject was temperance and other things. It was interesting, at least wc judge so by the energy with which the speaker handled the subject and us. After the lecture, by urgent request, we left the houe and wandered out in the moonlight. We felt depressed. We found a party of friends and other things, at a wctgrocery, andeoon threw off the gloom that had settled upon us. A friend accompanied us home. He said he wanted to sec where we lived. - We have since thought that he probably had an idea that he was of some assistance to us on the home ward journey. Somebody advised- us-to undress, go to bed and to sleep: Wc thought we wourd.cHaagc the program slightly. And we did. Wc went to sleep, went tb bed' and undressed. The undressing took place aboat 4'o'clock in the morning. . ' Wc came up smiling at six, ready '" "ipr 'i-s' vf-srdno'? toil CdYLSSATOTCaBrr. A fff ltUrT:czz a Stir CcstsiWur. In last week's paper I noticed that ,i. j . vi , .. the editor wished somebody would get lUrl or something would hnpjH-n a. time were o dull, and weathrr to dry, I thought I ould drop a few lines and let vou know ho getting along in our thri village. We had a splendid rain the " wmc" madc the corn look -- A good many woman grumble 1 ah, which made the corn look " v" ' "" " ri. but the rooi:, nisinng me uavs o: sol nou--. ., :,.. , . - "urt-uiiiiipuiiuepat-i. hd. Calender looLs very droopv, no wondt-r, as he has lost his hclt-rh.i!f ; i... . :.: ...J isiv uno uiii; iu isn yumc Um frirnd-. John Brown stills keeps the hotel, where a good meal can be had, a- taty and in as good order a- the best house in New York can furnish, he also keejs the livery barn. Tlie general health of the people i ,1 . . ,, ., , , , Kd. so that Doc Calender has more time to fpend witli the bady, a bright little fellow that weighs 10 lb.. We miss our friemU, T. J. Ward and Taylor Thomas; they were the life of everv catherniL' Their wiilna are looking well, hoping oon to sec them back again. Foreman Morris is doing well, wi-di the B. it M. had more like him; also Mr. Morsey, agent is doing his duty, but not without complaining, for the fair ones arc so scarce, the only draw back to Cowles. Mrs. Fisher is still improving but is not able to walk without a cane. School closed 4 weeks ago. Miss Putnam did well, she is a good teacher. Mr. Lawlcr will teach a fall school, will commence about the I-t of September; he taught last winter and gave universal satisfaction. Miss Cora Beal commenced teach ing last Monday at the Burr school house, this is her first term. I cannot say much in favor of our Sabbath school, but we have one nevertheless. There is not much inter est taken only by a few, the trouble is, I think as Mr. Parks a F. M., preacher said last winter, we need a revival in religion. We must be more in earnest, for our children need all the good training they can get and as the Sabbatli-School is the nursery of the church, I hope we will be up aud doing. We have so many grumblers, I wish we could satisfy all, but if we could it would be like the man, hoy and donkey we road of. Mr. Bent of Red Cloud has been preaching here regular for over a year, lie has no Hast organieu as yet. Mr. Snriiif'fr nrfiirtipil !iliUi nl. Mr. Parks. Now, Cowlcs is no Sodem, but a Baptist preacher came here and enquired for Baptist folks and voiildn t find any, he wanted to know if WO had a Sunday school, Was told -' ' yes, askctl for the Huperentcntieut. and started tu find him, after a good deal of trouble he got there, was kinkly entertained and as he as . tendency to give the name a had , , ,, place. All v)m xvill -it-i, fi.,in t.- mn1- n .1 All who will take time to make us n viit will sav we hae a beautiful little village aud will find the inmates a quiet orderly, and good people, and I, just remembering what the wise man says about self praise, will stop. Hut who don't love home ? Now Mr. Editor if you don't con demn these few notes to the waste basket, I may send borne more at some future time. I'll just add your paper is an ever welcome visitor. Yours Trii.y. Kisatas ef its W. S. S. The regular meeting of the W. S. S., was held at the residence of Mrs. J. C. Warner on the 12th inst., V. P. Mrs. Dixon in the chair. Minutes of the previous meeting read and approved. Constitution signed by new members. A complication of facts on the sub ject of Mormondom was then read by Mrs. Dixon in order to lead the dis cussion on that subject, which was carried on with zeal and animation, and a piece was read stating what the Atlanta constitution says about preaching the gospel of plenty of wives to the people of Georgia. Select reading, by Mrs. J. C. War ner, subject, "Woman suffrage, facts and 'figures, not Sentimcntalism." On motion -it was voted that Mrs. War ner's selection be printed in the womcn's-column of the Red Cloud Chikf. On motion it was resolved that the subject of the next meeting be Tem perance. Opening piece- of music, "Roll on the Ball," closirg piece, Consider the Lilies" by Mfs. Gore. Adjorunment to meet at the residence of Mrs. R. Mitchell, the 26th iriit.,.t 3 p. m. All who arc interested in temper ance or equal suffrage, and all who do not believe that women can disenss a subject intelligently, arc invited to attend, Mrs. W. B. Body, Pres. E. B. Knight, Sec'y. NOTICE. U. S. LAND OFFICE, Blooxccgton Neb., July 13. 1881. Comphunt having been entered at this Office by David Orr, against Josiah F. Randolph for aban doning his Homestead Entry No 5750, dated Oct. 30, 1878, upon the fcoutb West quarter, sectron 52, township 3 1 north range ID wwt in Webster! leaving ne prescnteu Airs. Urr with a guarter K a-iarier trc 31 town 1 ramn-i rrt. li . .-.i 1 ,T. t -i ii I lit narat" the toUowtna' witai-iwe.' l pruro bi pamphlet entitled 1 he Dovil and Ins I continuoue rpsiJenoa uikui. n-t cuitiTetn.ti f. A Miring " 1... cnid !. ..unl.i t.-, flidiriLitr. " t latiJ. vix: Ueury (. uti'irlly. lobn -. S-trai-AUgles, he haul lie ought to lil-tnhllte ,on MBthpW .s'traitun. AcUctt M. HarJy ull of sonic at Cowles and would the next I lSni "i:1 S"1'-c r ..,,, ,;..., auc'iitr.'J 8. iV S IT'.Er.. He2i:er. time he came around. I hope he wont - - - - come around, for that would have a UnJOffiwat Biooincton.y.h.Au..i!. Wl. . I jtutic if hcrefcy ctren that tli following- County Nebraska, with a view to the cancellation-of said entry, the said parties are hereby summoned to ap pear at this Ofiee on the 9tfr day of September, ld&l, at 10 o'clock a. m., to respond and-fomisb testimony con ccrnine nid&lrcred abandoamcnL 8. W. SWtTZEB, X. W. 3IOSTGOMKJty, Stricter.- Beceiver. 51-5-t Final Proof Xoticcs. Lasd OSn at S:o9sxte lb Aj. 1. 11 oUcUhfrby r.-a tiat tk llia lord rtUlt !xf !Jd aatio of hi leUuUea to Riak Saal nof la atort f hU Mta, aj re Saal entry ihrrQ" bSr Uj Of rk ef I Awiriei own. ta itr ntr al few oQ- I la KJ Clood .vtruk a -MitrJay SU-tclm Ktttorr A.Va DTt, ire . I) No X$. fur the X W . - ! .-- Rorth ra IS o. 11 t- if filia itarft to pror hl e-3a-Uuu miJra ! ' arti.ad en't..tlj of. mk! laed lit H.sry OW wc arcjastt; ItoWrt Read. Aaruttm W IM ntng little . Mtsttps . w switzcr. i-w-r I Land OS?9t Llfcabrtt.a Xtb ' nim; berebrm,n 'that VhV Mu,,lt ?t"ll&7t?p Aat !. 1I i .urr' '" rbti then-if t-Wi-r- Jrc - 'rr .t !... I. ww v-v t a u i" ttrt'.rr n.e:i S.I. t Si. r. a I u.l1i "oi ,:m c In KrdCiouJ Nl &.&-& rj. v-tmi. lib. I--51. J Stltiti IUivci. i d No.'OJ for ti s V ' ,,, i (, i -.,,,w Stiti.th lUt-rat. t! , uui' i. wri. nr sia mr IU .a ilcor . , .11 '... -w.- t"vt b" ""-!- ooauccv'Ji iriirS'-. tix-Q. r.d I . .. I I... I ... V 1 , V- I ; Jivjai 11. W IC. MlLCll lll'min i(. rm A ..(.. . i .. nm.&B i p.m I fnfD. til ci eW .b. ajrSpi: f.. W.aWtTZEU. Rr-iur - - --- - ...... ...... LacdOSce at Rloonmrton Nb Ant . V. I MI. Noijc ir hrrrby eirra tfct th Wlowitc named hitler hi filed &tie of hit ictrnliaa i make final rruof In topwt f tu rUita. Cil urr acI entry thrr'-if btfor Jamrt A. Tal I ly. ctfrW tf I'it. cort i.f Wrtvtrr roa&ty 1 .Nel... at LIf eflce in Kwl Cluud. N! . ua fuw tW.ptember th. KM.u ' 01 It II.aTtT h'd No 3l for the N K l, pc a t 4 town narlK rone 1.' wi. Ho nirart ttio folUwmc -it- j nef- tu pf.Tehi- C'Diinun rri eoc npn I and cultivation cf. ii land rls. Kir II. Joar of Krd ClouJ .r.. !. rt II. Loee Charle I l. , " ""-""I""' ".uanj.aj 111 1D.IVIO 1 au.p-: s. W.hWnzKR. Rnuur. uou vucrai iiioominlOD..rb. Aurut.. 1SI Ncitic 1 Lrrrbj rien that tho followinr noraru -iurr nr 3itM ounce ol Dn intnnttoa to tnakr anal pruof in nt port of hit claim. aoJ ecur final entry thrrrof. prutf to lie maJa h- torc Jaars A. Tullirf. Clrrk of th t ourt of m rOMercoamy. t tm once, in lied Cloud -eo.. on rnar. sfit -nn. iii. tu LrtiXI.M .M1KTIM n a -ntry io.3 fwr theb W l, c " town 3 north ranee 11 went, he nunn Ik f,.ll..m.. ni'nvAt rt to prorr hi eontmoou rridnc n J ruliation of i.l land Vlt: Aurn.t KMh.r Chiin. Heller. Charlc Kahndvick. Henry II oslleep S. W. SWITZnit. Ilrciiter. IRil Odin, .t lllnnN,i..l.i. ..l. 1 .. . 1.. NoMcn if herrbr eirrn that the f..ll...in. Ctmed cttler ha Sled notice of her mtantion to make final proof in tuppurt of her claim, an 1 ecurc final entry therrvf before Jatavr A Tul Iei. e!er' of the court in Wrbnt.r county at hti office in Hed Cimd Neb., on Saturday, jrptrts bci Kth. ls-il. vu. MaTTHItt IlKCB h'd entry No rd'J) f.ir tho N K -, e-. I town t north Tcce V wrst. he n!e the follow jnr t rrtjTe hi ctmtinuoui residence uin an I enlt. -ration ol iai I Und vu- John l.'aurrt. Loun olinnitn. Ijum llwgrtt, J awe t ail I Th'ima'Ville Neb. aua-lliep-j S. W SWITZEIt lUsl.trr. LandOB5ceat Hloominftun Neb. Aucut S. IKSI. Notice i hereby mven tht the followlnc uamod jettlrr hai filnt notice if hit inttntioa to make fii.al proof in rupixirt of bir claim and -cure dial eutrT thereof brlote the clerk of the Untrict Court iu Webater county Neb., at hi office in Kid Cloud on Monday September lVJx lisl. u: Jon Elliott. h'd No. .V,7 for the US' N W ' , TV , N E .' ec. i town l north range ll we-t. he name (hn followinc witneei to prote hi continuoun rejidecca npon. and cultiratin of laid land, rit: Edward Kellocc. larnl llafflebower. John To:nItniun. John . llurtis. all of Ked Cloud eb. augll'epS S. 1V.SWITZKR. Kecbtrr. Land OQceatUIoominzton.I'eb.. Aug 3. "SI. Notice, u hereby fivrn that the followm natnt-l settler ha filed notice of bin intentiun to makn final proof tn rupport of bn claim, and (cure filial entry thereof, before t lerk of I)i trict I'ourt of Wvbter cwusV) Neb- at hi OtSce in Hod I loud Neb., on Saturday, hep.. tth. 1531. vu: lioutR !iy5. h'd entry No "j for thrN E :i town .1 north ranse 11 weft. Ho c trues the follnnirc 'ritneuea to Prove Iii cintinuc rr'i'Ience I nrwiti .if j.mIi v,"i-kn if I 1 ..ill rlt I uel Andm-on. UUh R0..1 Uurti ileal'. Kira K Kniar , auVcp--j si "tv. SWITZEK. Kt,iur. Land Office at bloominirton Neb. Ang-. M. 1J0. Notlc. ,, hefi,T fWcn lhnt the followinc ' nniced petUer hy filed notice .f hi- lEicntioD ta I rauke final pruof tn jupport of hi claitu.anl ie- cure final entry thereof hefure .Idim A.Tul- loj cjrrji of rort in tl'fwttr wuntx. at hit offi'ein Kf'l tlou'i cl., on batarUy iej.. J4th lbSI, ix: Iimfl 11. Corroct h'd mtrr No. .V). for tho H K N W l K 1. .- II' V II ......... c ........ ...I C l I t r u 1 J' i "iiaiiji .j ,. ii.ii .w. i na:r.ej settler ha? nlil noocn i ln mtcwtmu to miku tinal proof in u:;xirtof hi cUmi. ami .rcurc final entry thereot. hefore Clerk of the iM.trict "ourt of Web'trr county athioaeIn Kfd CIoud Veb on VtUu. newbcrso. Mil. """ ... .. tWLLUV 1 rWi". pre., I) S. No.JX?:. lor theS Knuirter - -1 town 1 north range 12 wot, lie ntne the, ful lowinc witnefie to rroro hu continuoot rri dence upon, an J eultirntiou of ait lan-i. rii William 1. AcKmnny. Auctwl I'leriloff. Oliver K. Donnr. Jjinar I. Albauxh. all of Scott Neb. aurfSmC! S. W. SWITZER. Ri-tir. In the IHrtriet Court of the fifth Ju-liotal district ot bra?ka in and for TVibiUr County. iat caret Johnson. Pl'tiff.) Henry Johncon. Deft. I To Henry Johnron non-rridnt defen dent: Yon are hereby rotifteJ that on tbt I5th day of Aura st 1S-S1. Margaret Johnrun filed her petition nin.t you in the abore named Court the object and prajer of which are- to obtain a dirorce fhiua yon on tho ground of extreme erueltT. and that you have willfully abandoned the rlain'ilf witbuut gwA csue, for the term of two jearj la-t piut. You kto required to anwer raid petition on or heloie Iundy the 3rd day of ( Jeudwr lst. MEi;atT -loHMnn". I'lainti. J'Cf Ed is C. Havri.tY.her Attorney. C--t BedClscd Yasltt. Hoc; .......... Fat iattlu Wheat . Cera jrje.i(i Chicago liarici. Ucts.. Cattle Wheat.... Corn . ... OS-" St. Uzlz Hariet. Horn.. - Wheat. Crn J.i5jv.i4 Special Notices. Notices in tail column will be charged j cenw a line each week. Go to Kobvs for Butter on ice. Shipping tags can be had at the Chikf office. Headquarters for flour at Putnam' Flour, and Feed Store. Smith Brothers announce still an other imrwirtitnt reduction in rate of interest on time loans. Straight nins. vcrceut annual inlet. Call" at the Bank-and leave your apphcxtion 40tf. As a liver medicine, Dr. MarenaHV. Bromoline h no equal. It abo cleauses the browl. and you get a big, big bottle for fty cents. Drug gists sell it. You will find health, end happi ss in a bottle of the Big Bfood and ivof CtiTi. olIaH TW fetiaTIfc ness in a bottle of the Big Brood and Liver Cure, called Dr. Man-fall' Bromohne, fiftv cents a" bottle. 3uv it of drucgW TAKE NOTICE. I have purchased the fractional i sec. o: land laying oetween reter and the river. And the It -kwdt nAlthwi nAt fr ti (imrA iiti'iija a a r A.a uu aj "-i mj la v w a iii a w m. ,.: ,-,- -t. xz xirr.v-e 1 ' ' ' AUCTION-SALE OF CATTLE. m n- Tnn nn'ii ii! if t-.nV.Ko ,r.. tion at Wamexi livery tab!e cm Sat- nrdaySenternber 3d. i lot of cattle. TlPTnerv-r th nlacn and An Wrripr' rtable. Satnrdav Se-ntrfl. her 3d. isai.. mmm aa Miii imitmmtmmmjkmmm Meaf JHtaHHA Market, VH A ail tiKwcr ft VtHltail I'l ti'SSfe- I M(&LI. U&uSIfcS ft2.fcv' j -r.-5-. AlwaiSCN Hand. Moshcr's old Stand, Chicago Lumber Yard; Red Cloud, lYcbrask. YARD a'OlTHOr II MITiN - Keep CQii5Untly on hand mi a.tir.tit f IntiJ.r l.ath S:tiirlw. l)nr, Wliuloae, l.ilur. Hair. (Vft.i .t JVoa'rf. lUt.'thttg i JT liu. i'!. i:t ;-5Utf PL ATT Go To W. Staple Fancy Groceries, Till HK-T IN TuW V A I M Choice Nuts. Fruits. & Confections. Fresh Fruits and Yo iVs ! 1 k:t:cs r: tzackss. - Satire htrrVijr ctven tiit I will tMt'r all jiroi.t wlo taj ir.? : Sf tttaeloi 1$ caJiilati Iwr tirhn i the intuarr ccutaac rrttwuU ul .Vlle cuttr, ji IteJ Cloud ob ite tint "-ituf-iAj- in the ai, athf t Ibiur. .Wr Amca.t hI N'rilr. .Vt t. J 11 III vu tlie Lrt -vtur. in t'te ttMti l klCif. Aill. July jit ' eller. t tl.Ue Huc uri the flie.i riaiurilr la tti n.hlb ml Marrlt. .lune. rptrwti tw-l Iefelr. LialUlll.liwt I t U.ll.H.rt at SwMwrk M, A A. l.n. Cooat 5ui cni.trt.Jia ! Putli loitrnct-oa University of Nebraska. The Full Term ojh-ih Sept 13th, HSI TlITI-N KI I t All S'uhittyr for I'irid'ttnl .!" 1 J a r I ctn from f- to .J. Thoi- rutfnn tho Frefiaratory Department uui-t be pr pared for examination tn (JithH;niphy Heading, (ietgraph, (immcu School Arithmetie, -iighh (irnuiiiinr and l". S Historv. A tearher- certifinite 1- aeeepied fu Iftt of the examina tion. Farther information may be ob tained bv sending for eatnlojfiie. K. It. F.iun:u.t. l"--u CimmelN.r Blanks! Blanks!! A full line of htnt; Journal Co'a., tltn,kl j tiki. ufnat.lfir.l l.ltlflL-a nf flltk Ftatc) are nlwaya kept for nalo at the j piice1 t iiikk oiiKM, ami ai me nltH j that thuv are ll at in Lincoln nie (,,.,. 'lj..- f.illowing l a prtxtinf hat ; ... , , , j -f blanks on h.uiu: arranty lieotj-., Mortgage Deed. Chattlv MortgHue. Search W.iimnts, Methaiiie I.rin. Power of Attorney. Hill- .if .-ale. Ijnil Oat in IJiuhI-, Hnmrnon- (original . h'uuiuiou.i teojiv). Appeal L'ndertaUinc, Kvecuiion. Order of Attainment. Atlidavi. of Vendor or I.--ur, Alignment of Mortgage, I'reeijie. 3uliirna-', otite of CM-tblej Fwle. Hl.lllk Hiseij.t. iihiiik Nete Itele.T-e of Mortgage. Agreement for WnrrMiily D'ite. Complatnt to keep the IVjiv, V . vr Ar. iiil mot all kinds of blanks used bv Notaries Public. Money To Loan On Ileal Estate, in Welter and ad if. mint' i-rntnt!el it I the VerV lM"?t ratl.-x '"".'" V r ...... It will pay eery lartuer who num. 01 iKirrowinc niont-v. to .ee me in'furt making arrangement with any other party. No expanse to the bor rower -tn tedious delav no dealing with oRetem parlie no application fee, lomi. or eonimU-ion no fee for makm: or rei'ordmg paper or taking acknowl edgement no adtanee or ."fim-ati-nual intere-t, and no inlrrest until money i5 actually in hand. Call" upon or atldrc?! K A. .iMPftoS. 3tf In Hroker. IMttc IMI. Neb. HONEST FRED! alttp, the Albnht Hone Will stand this exon at K-d (1od at Ia-t year's rates, vir- $50 to lrwurc single "mare; Two mare IliJW. more than two by the Ame owner, 17- f For the teaon, tJ-OO; single e?m ach ttrrrjc. tllfi This horse neda only to i knon j to lt- admired. He ha "been rliws1- edged by mny good judges to 1-- tbr " "ill kisij jf i Sosi" seen in thi section. Wright f.-b ! J500 pound. Bntifnl iftir. rmnHri ' ncal form, good life hign carnage ana j lfst of all as kind a.- a kitten , Hwwwi j ah- has a good Jack with him at n' j t T:t r...L-. 'jm will ft- I rstes. Lnwi lunnr uc wui . icnno a", inc w-Bi:i-A vtn- Cdt can be -een at the prerax.. ot " - ?! aUo at Hsd- Cloud. Jiaio at premise of LcnrSiaith aud Ben Port-j nier. Guide Bock. Ekar creek anil and Bed Cloud mills. . I Th owner ha eauUwi .b Jack "Capt. STOlhrS J Smith Jack. lormerlrcf Gild Bee:. ho-i the brttOCk in t . D. LUTZ. Icvrjt. fxdA9LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLrLLm JlcNitt s ; Jos. rogie. bm fcr:. mt. -'- t " V Q- . - JT . mTM Vnnii puunc is , --, y ,-""- r -r .. : w r at RevJcpr 4 tzrsi ana Kaltf xon 5 3i in- wipaeeB.3aBaa&"Mir HB m j kabtJLiivinFlHK fcf0&7j; ?x& 2fc& Red Cloud, Nebraska. HI KMtril SHOP. ON MAIN ST, Sc FRHHS. Proprietors. B. ROBY'S ro re- tu C I.H IOI M.h ki The Proof of the Puddingisinthe Eating."i You have only to calf on us and we can easi ly convince you that wc do sell HARDWARE A little BKLOW the ' so-called u lied rock pri ces" advertised hy other firms. Beslcy & Perkins. 3wlB ttllf Samuel West lO'MlK js, Tobacco. Cigarsr C0NFECTI01TER7. .nm;d MtCITS, rKWKEKS, CHKhE. OHA(Jrey,l.EMONHr AMI A l-III. U. 0 MMY Alju X t ISft l.tfl Ice Cream Parlor, Wjierr V.jll r4ll Jrr.M I ' '. -"-- , u mo; tli ol Ie I i.rtni during ti. r--Ati - eliare of tb iMilJir Ji -JitH ifo' v'l lf"l Mttnji;e it Kir. I ( Hii of lt(. hfll A Moth.iil' HniCuxi. - - Nu:i-Axt o V u o C ' -o a m 9 i'K. ri s: t 2 J Z. 5 J SI e :! S3 9 - 2 n m 2 a. I3 I ft a 3 1 o w 0 Z 9 ca 9 fats m COME 3- Yoar LUMBER. DJIY LIMBER A5r:iAUY fttsssei. Ii5 THE HAStmml ?-wf4 t I.wm rrfm 9)2C''3 &. ? j3N3 Z5 VL w --d 80 CLG'iQ.. HSMi. 4 i C r t tic . . -if. . . . 2V "tss. --JU. ".'! -y r H 1 ay-easw-i JSasfiP- -- m Mw, i"-l,,',H !r-. J V ' -- - -rjflS. "- i. d " asgz--.-w- It