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Drugs? Medicines
Paints. Oils
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A full supply of
LAMPS, LAMP SHADES, WICK6,
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Pntronnco solicited and tbanVfally raaahrad.
-Prc5rriiitinn( carefully compoanded"
One loor south of Gnrhcr'n toiHr
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(Sneceisor to G. A. Brows.)
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ATfD KITCHEN
FURNITURE,
Brackets, Crr-qmos,.
Picture Frames,
Mattresses, Etc.
Vffi". nlwar on hnnd nd triraraedon jhort
notice. 1'rice n low any in the alloy.
ReiiatrinK of nit kimN dona proinp'ly and
Satisfuctory.
Burial Robes furnished at reasonable
rule
RED CLOTJD,
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Harness Shop,
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Kecif con tantly en hand a fall Line of
HARNESS,- COLLARS; SADDLES,
HORSE-BLANKETS,
vvrnps, combs, brushes
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TWO DOORS NORTH OF THE BANK.
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Flour & Feed
STORE,
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Red Cloud.
Nebraska.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
TAUR8DAY8EP. 22,1881.
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All art aerdiallr tevltaH.
CONGREOATIOKAL COURCIL
PraarBinrarrryfrat aai tkkd PabWth of
aark naatb at 11 a. M.aad 8. ai..alaaaa 6tk,
Sabhatkwkaa avar it oeenn.
SaHbatk Sekeal arary Sabbatk atoralaf at
io'elock. Prayer asactiag mrr Wadaaaiay
crcsiaa.
Jjocal adeertmmenU in$rrted among
the reading matter trill be charged lOds., a
line each insertion.
A'repare vour fire guards.
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The buildinir boom still
corr-
tmties.
Subcrile for the- Ckiek and keep
poatcd on county new.
The Riverton Eagle has passed in its
checks and a no more.
A number of our citizens "took in"
I tlie state force last week.
I Mr. Spanogle's little boy fell from a
rbox and. broke his arm last Monday
vening.
Two second hand wagons for sale
iclienp. SrxNOOLE & Fusk.
Extra copies of the Chief can be
had at the office at 5 cents apiece.
j A herd of ponies from the west
was offered for sale on the streets last
Monday.
Several of our citizens arc in atten
dance at the District Fair at Hastings
this week.
Our car load of Studebaker Wagons,
are selling rapidly. Call soon.
"SrANOGLE& Funk.
' There will be preaching next Sab
bath morning in the Methodist church
at the usual hour.
Rev. Yeiser will preach at the Con
gregational church next Sabbath,
morning and evening.
Wo-had the pleasure of meeting
(Mr. S. V..Switzer of the Blooinington
Land Offleoon the train last Thurs
day. We have only afew of them 5 dol
lar Bhot guns left, they are just the
thing to use about the farm.
Besley it Perkins.
All thopc who have signed tho
Webster Roll for a Grand Army
Post, will meet for muster at Foam's
hall on tho 26th, at 7.30 p. m.
, On the loth of the present month
in the forenoon we had tho pleas
ure (?) of witnessing a snow storm in
the eastern part of the State.
A. S. Marsh has just received an
.immense stock of goods direct from
the east and it will pay you to call
at his store and examiuo them.
Remember that we carry only firtt
clas goods. We guarantee them to
be just as we represent them, if not so,
your money will be returned to you.
Besuy & Peeking.
It might not be out of place to offer
a word of warning to the bus drivers of
this place. Reckless driving seems
to be the rule instead of the excep
tion. We have sold and put up during
the past 19 days, 4 Eclipse Wind
Mills. Farmers 'will not have any
other kind, they lead the world.
" Besley & Perkins.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will meet at the residence of Mrs. E.
C. VanAuken on Thursday afternoon
and evening, friends of the society are
invited to be present.
l. O. Martin, the B. & M. agent at
this place carried over a thousand
dollars in silver from the depot to the
bank last Monday on his back. It
was a pretty heavy load to carry so
far.
Ked Willow county produced this
year a cucumber five feet long and a
beet that weighed ffye pounds; so says'
an exchange. We can readily believe
the beet story, but the cucumber
well it's a little too long.
The weather can change more sudden-and
oftener in this state than in
any-o the;. w- hav.e lived in. 106 in
the shade one- day and cold enough
tlie.n ex t to render at overcoat and a
good fire necessary for comfort, is the I
rule.
; We had the plasure of meeting our
'old Plattsmouth friend, Wm. Stadel-
man, last Monday. He was on his
Lway home from Chicago whither he
nad.-gone to purchase an immense
stock of good for his three stores Tip
the valley,
We havchesrrl or eleven aspirants
I for the'vacantplaaem the legislature
I a. 1 J1 5 J i a S"t
u oe mica, irom mis county, ui
cowse it w3FBc understood that from
the-small number of candidates very
few of the -back precincts have yet
been heard from..
Mrs. Park es, a lady ever 7B "year
of 'age has just -completed a mult
which contains 4,375 "pieces. AaworMMrawt draw oo general road fund a:
acquainted wiftithe todioue labor of
quilt piecing, -can form an. rite of
the raagnitude-of tha task accomplish
ed jiy'tma age4'flady. ' "
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A Nation's Grief.
President Garfield died at Long
Branch at 10:30 p. m., Monday Sep
tember 19th, 1881. The Nation is
bowed down with grief.
Found: Between the poxt-oflk
and tlic depot, a sleeve button. Tha
owner can get the came by calling at
the Chief office, describing property
and paying charges.
STOVES! STOVES!!
m Every body gives ua credit for bar
ing the finest and beat assortment of
Stoves ever brought to this place.
We aell them cheap- tov, and do Bat
propose to be udnersold.
Besley k Pehkixs.
Iraba CaVttaat
Friday wc had a Nebraska zephyr,
but the people continued to arrive,
until the time of the sham buttle when
it waa'said th era- were 25,000 on the
ground. The affairs of the sham fight
was finely ordered, and the program
was carried out, but it was too nice to
look anything like the real. What
looked strange, was that amid the in
cessant fireing, no one was killed or
wounded. They did better last year
at Central City, there were killed and
wounded, left on the field, and they
were carried off and cared for by the
musicians. Strange to say it added
much to the enjoyment of the
scene.
Saturday wc came back as far as
Crete and stayed until Monday with
Mrs. Robert Mitchell's mother Mrs.
Cary. A student of the college, Miss
Flora Cary, a beautiful young lady of
sixteen, showed us the college and the
other lions of the place. The college
building are beautifully situated, and
capacious. The people of Crete are
very much interested in education.
It is a town that is is pleasant to live
in. On our way home from tha,t
place wc saw many small but thriving
looking towns, but none that looks
quite as well to our cyej as Red
Cloud. Betsey.
PUMPS!
We are the leaders in this line.
Ourwork is warrcnted, and we sell
as cheap, as good work and good
goods will admit of our doing.
Besley A. Perkins.
We were shown a sample of sorgh
um. molases last Tuesday made by
O, P. Rorick & Co., that was a little
ahead of anything in'that line that we
have seen in this country. It was un
commonly clear for sorghum and of
splendid flavor. The firm arc pre
pared to fill orders for sorghum on
short notice.
On Monday of last week a stock
train was wrecked at Shelton on the
U. P. R. R. An obstruction had been
placed on the track for the purpose of
wrecking the passenger train but the
stock train from some cause came
along first and the engine and a num
ber of cars were ditched. The engi
neer had one arm broken, the fireman
was killed and a brakeraan was in
jured. A number of cattle were also
kiled and many turned loose upon
the prairie. Who placed the obstruc
tion upon tho track is not known.
The State fair has colsed, leaving an
impression with many of those who
attended that it was not what it should
have been. The people at large look
upon the Nebraska State Fair for
the year 1881 as a gigantic failure, and
they are about right. The owners of
fast horses who were in attendance,
especially those who won the stakes,
perhaps think it was a success, but
the agricultural classes for whose
benefit the fair is supposed to be con
ducted, look at it in a diferent light.
Fewer horse races and more and bet
ter exhibits of 'agricultural products
with corresponding premiums, would
come nearer making the State fair
what it should be.
conossxoms piocmdihm.
September 5th, 1881.
Met pursuant to adjournment. All
present. Minutes of last meeting
read and approved.
The following accounts were al
lowed: 0. R. Downs & Co., saving bridge
iron, $406 25
A. A. Tope, Supt fees, 102 00
A. J. Kenney, Printing, 26 15
Election Board, Guide Sock
precinct, 11 10
1. T. Irwin, aessessor's fees. 54 10
Journal Co.; Books 4b blanks 60 00
Thos. Kennedy, Saving
bridge lumber, 15 00
A. H. Crary, Commission
er's fees, " 70 80
E.O. Parker, Pooracc't. 100 70
E. J. Solomon was appointed Over
seer of Highways for R. D. No. 6.
"Adjourned to Sept. 7th, 1881, at 10
o'clock a. m.
: Sept. 7th, 1861.
Met pursuant to adjournment. All
present. . w
The following accounts were al
lowed: .
Isaac May; Comr's. fees, . $41 00
A: Kaley, Poor acc't. - 42
A. Kaley, " 5
Ordered, that account held
SaaitH Ttroa. fnrft.18 be DUd by W;
charred to road district No. 21
Taeiron naaUrial of the Inavale
brHgeeoldto Hefcaon, Beese & Sww
vap for 'ej Aft additional -v memo
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Mr. IL F. Crawford, of Batin, re
joice over Ibe advent af a Wraa mw
baby boy at bis house.
The Webster County Woman Rafi
frage Society will hold a special meet
ing on Thursday the 291k inat, at 4
p. m. at the residence of Mrs. Vr.
Baird, for the purpose of electing
Mce-Fresidcnts in each precinct of
the county and also electing delegates
to the State Convention, to be held at
Kearney next month. All persons
who arc interested in tms cause in
different parta af tW countr. and also
tall who wish toTtarn mora about it.
are earnestly invited to attend.
There will be a lecture in the even
ing by Mr. Coryell, edit of the
Western Woman's Journvl.
Ladies coming in from distant parts
of the county to attend the meeting,
will be entertained by the people ol
Red Cloud. ELB. Knight.
Sec'y. W. 8. 8.
On Tuesday evening next, Sept,
27, the citizens ot Red Cloud will be
favored with a lecture from Mrs.
Whittenmyer. Mrs. Whittenmyer is
one of the most noted lecturers of our
day, and those who fail to hear her,
we are sure will loose a great treat.
The soldiers of our Fate war will
ever think of her with grateful feel
ingsfor the active part she took in
relieving the sufferings of the sick and
wounded and will be glad to listen, to
her.
Tickets will be sold for tho small
sum often cents, and some of our
benevolent citizens will buy several of
them, so that they may be given to
any, if there are such, who are not
able to pay for them. We want every
body to hear her.
Secy. W. C. T. U.
Frafrajoat tf taa Strata Anul Cttrti-
tin of tat W. 0. T. V. tf Vriraika, la
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Stpt Had, 23rf, lita,
350,110.
Thursday, Sept. 22d.
:30 p. .m. Temperance Love Feast;
conducted by Mrs. R. Hyde, of Lin
coln. Appointment of Committee
on credentials. Adjournment.
Friday, Sept. 23d.
9:00 a. m. Consecration Service, led
by Mrs. Prof. Wise, Plattsmouth.
10:00 a. m. Formal opening of Con
vention. Devotional exercises, led
State President, Mrs. C. A. Hardy.
10:30 a. m. Roll call. Introduction
and seating of delegates. Report of
Committee on Credentials.
11:00 a. m. Appointment of Com
mittees. 11:30 a. m. Singing, "Rock of Ages."
Announcements and -adjournment.
afternoon session.
1:30 p. m. Committee meetings.
2.00 p. m. Business session. Devo
tional exercises, led by Rev. M. J.
DeLong, Tecumseh. Singing.
2.30 p. m. Address of welcome, by
Mrs. Baker, President W. C. T. U.,
Kearney. Response, by Mrs. M. J.
Shelly, Tecumseh.
3.00 p. m. Presidents Annual Re
port. 3.30 p. m. Corresponding Secretary's
Report.
4.00 p.m. Treasurer's Report. Sing
ing. Adjournment.
evening session.
7.30 p. m. Responsive Service. De
votional Exercises, by Mrs. Louisa
Collins, Kearney.
8.00 p. m. Annual Address, by Rev.
Mrs. DeLong, Tecumseh.
Saturday, Sept. 24th.
9.00 a. m. Prayer and Conference
Conference meeting, led by Mrs.
Geo. Bent, Red Cloud.
10.00 a. m. Business session. Report
of Committee on Finance.
10.20 a. m. Report of Committee on
Resolutions.
10.10 a. m. Reform Work; its impor
tance and bearing on the general
work; by Mrs. Dr. Latta, Lincoln.
11.00 a. m. Work among our Foreign
Population; by Mrs. L. Russell,
Tecumseh.
11.30 a. m. Reports of Auxiliary
Unions.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
2.00 p. m. Mothers' meeting; conduc
ted by Mrs. A. M. Davis, Lincoln.
Singing.
2J00 p. m. Children to the front;
by Mrs. Thos. Pollock, Plattsmouth.
2.45 p. m. Grumbling; Mrs. L. B.
Cunningham.
3.00 p. m. Unfinished business. Re
port of Committee on publication.
3 JO p. m. Election of officers, and
Delegates to National Convention.
Singing. Adjournment.
EVENING SESSION.
7.30 p. m. Opening Exercises; een
ducted by Mrs. A. B. Slaughter,
Omaha. Address, by Mrs. Anna
Wittenmyer, Philadelphia.
Sabbath Morning, Sept. 25th.
0.00 a.m. Experience Meeting, led
by Mrs. M. J. Shelly, Tecumseh.
10.30 a, m. Anniversary Sermon;
ancellor Fairfield, Lincoln.
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There ware three birth in one
sight in the little town of Superior
last week.
The Franklin county fair has been
postponed till the 27th of the present
menth.
Potatoes are worth $1.25 per bushel
at CulbcrUon.
Men and teams arc constantly
going west t work on the B. aV M.
extension between Culbertaoa am!
Denver.
The eootract for the Bloomtngion
bridge has been let.
A reward of $200 is offered for Jos.
Watson of Harlan county, wanted for
horse-stealing.
All lands of vegetables are said to
be scarce in Bloomington.
Zediker Robertson of the Rep.
Valley Echo have purchased the good
will and subscription list of the River
ton Eagle.
The Franklin Echo says that 150
head of Colorado sheep passed down
the river, Tuesday, destined for Web
ster county.
Preston Zediker, while plowing
near Naponee drove so close to a 30
foot well that one of the horses sliped
in stern formost and Mr. Zediker
whipped out his knife and cut the
harness to save tho other horse.
Strange to say the horse that fell to
the bottom of the 30 foot well was
rescued after several hours work.
Bloomington is to have a bridge,
and Gibbs fc Manning of Republican
City, have the contract. It is to be
of wood and four span long, and will
cost the Bloomington and Gak Grove
precincts $2,750. The people on tho
south side of the river will rejoice as it
will obviate the necessity of
fording the river in cold weather.
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A gentleman by the name of Bcn
tley is making arrangements to put
a cheese factory on Thompson creek
six miles north of Rivcrton. He has
120 cows and over 300 head of cattle
all told. This is a step in the right
direction and every farmer in the
community should lend a helping
hand. It means wealth and pros
perity. Success to Mr. Bentley.
Echo.
You will probably want a Stove
pretty soon. Please bear in mind
that our stock of Stoves is very com
plete and of the best grade made.
We can please you in whatever style
or price you may want.
Besley &, Perkins.
Married: In Juniata, Sept., 11th,
1881, by Rev. Lewis Barr, Mr. D. II.
Freeman to Miss Julia Anderson,
all of Juniata Neb.
Married: Rinker Fulton At the
residence of the bride's father; R.
B. Fulton Esq., in Red Cloud Neb.,
Sept. 14th 18R1. by the Rev. Geo. O.
Yeiser, Mr. Clinton P. Rinker and
Miss Lillian C. Fulton, all of Red
Cloud Neb.
Married: Pboudfit Sabin At the
residence of the brides father,
Wm. Sabin Esq., in Guide Rock
Neb. Sept., ISth 1SH1, by the Rev.
Geo. O. Yeiser, Mr. Ransom S.
Proudfit and Miss Nettie T. Sabin,
all of Guide Rock Neb.
Special Notices.
Xotieea in tola column will ba ekaraad 5 cnU
a Una aaek waak.
Shipping tags can
Chief oflico.
be had at the
Headquarters for flour at Putnam's
Flour and Feed Store.
A full stock of iron and wood
pumps, at Mitchell & Morhart.
4-tf
The beautiful snow will give you a
severe cold, which can be cured by
taking Dr. Marshall's Lung Syrup for
a short time. All druggists are
authorized agents.
The name of Dr. Marshall's Lung
Syrup is a household word. It cures
all severe cases of coughs, colds, bron
chitis, etc. Price twenty-five and fifty
cents. Ask your druggists.
All persons knowing themselves in
debted to me by Note or Book account
will call immediately and settle the
same, as I design closing out my
stock of general merchandise at the
earliest day possible.
4-tf Samuel Garber.
September 1st, 1881.
If you are suffering from indiges
tion of any complaint of the Stomach
or Bowelsyou will obtain great relief
by using the Prickly Ash Bitters, as
they have the property of gently
relieving these organs and placing
them in a good, sound healthy con
dition. 7 Per Cent. Money to Loan!
Money to prove up with on final re
ceipt, or on deeded land at 7 per cent.,
and 1-62 per cent, commission, or at
straight 9 per cent, no commission.
JNO. K. WILLOOX.
OfSce next door to Chief office. 30tf
SEWING MACHINES.
R. R. Sherer has taken the agency
for the New Stewart Sewing Machines,
and is prepared to sell you the best
machine in the market at the lowest
price, fcterv macnino is luliy war-i
rented. Call and examine" the New
Stewart Sewing Machine at Sherer's
Drug Store. , 6-3-t
LaadOfleaatBlaaaiactaeak. Eayt.15 MSI.
KUe is karaky frraaat tka frUawwc
aaiarf tn'r1- V- t-v-v" ' -
aaaka taal ataaf ia MMartCkia claim as a-
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U karakr tat tV M4tM
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tmmpt aai ctalai.M4
a aaw aatrr tawrktr JmM 1 Ti
tara. aia ef tk roan ia WaWtM araaif at a
M i a4 .Nak, a Salariar. OrtaW
.IWL. via.
M. Caatr faaacs.
tr4lry Xa.)CKrMkaS K taartcr m.
iw a wtkraar Jevaat. Ha tka fl
Ula Km to fret. aU rattaaa ri
aaa aa aa4 rHtat mM Us 4 ttr
!3wcnkL.aWL aia.l W. HaH. Omte-
7 9'" J- G"1 w.
af Ka4 Cl4 5ak.
S. W. SWITZE&. RUtar.
Ua4 0r at Btlarte. SfCStl . IML
KHk la ktrakv ciraa tkat tka ilwUf
aaja4 ttUt kat al-i aoU f &i laUaii.a
t a. laal rrf la rrut af ku Hate. aa4
tkat aaM rtl llt k aiai. hU a.rk tHf
trktCaart WaVtarCVat.tr at U4 CU4 Nak.
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4 ratrr Na. XZ ttr tk. Ntatt qsart.r
aaa. t utt ana raaaal IS . If iMm
tka feUewiac ltaw t trT kf miuhmi
rU.aaaa a4r)UratU ai4 la4 ala.
Joka MrCr. Jka W. HtCmj. b'Mrp W. Raa
art. U ill taa Pattra all f Wl, Nak.
aaUtlS S. W. SWITZrta, kaciataf.
Laai 0ea at Bkatataa. 5. rru, , lal.
Xolka U knakv givaa tkat tka Mlla
aaia4 MCtltrkaat!a4aUrar kta aataatU
to ataka taal aroaf la aaart of aU a). (at aa4
tkataaM rt will ka at4a Mai Owk af
Dlroirt ftart Waaatar Caat at Ba4 Cla4
9ak.. as aatarUaT OtiaWr U. lau via:
... t7 a!aaa.
pt: D,K.rW tot tka aoatk-waat mnt
aaa 34 tawa 4 aortk rmaca 13 wart. Ha aaaaaa
tka ftiltowlac aritaMM. v trra kU wattsaaa.
raaiiaaaa ata aa4 ealUratloa ( mU ta4
!: Jaaita J. WmU Afaaarl WUHaa. PaUl
C. Dajrar. Jaok C AlUaa4 all of Walla Jtafc.
aaaUoetU 1. W. 8 W I IZEB, Batfatar.
Lao4 0ca aCE1oailaaloa N.k SK. . 11.
NoUVaU k.r.7 Itb tkat tka MUra-lan
aaaia4a.ttlarkaa SImI oi af kU Uu.
tf aiak. laallaraor la tarrrt af kU atalw. aa4
tkat aaid y root wtll ka atvla V.fra CJHi ef
Uatoaar 14, ISS1. rla:
....- Wiiaubj af. CaaBiiu
U'i No. 3TS9 for tka 5 K qaarttr ia. toa 3
aartk raaga 13 at. If a aaaiaa tka folloia
vltaaaaa to proa kU reatiaaoat tMe
aaa. aa4 ealtiratioa af. taJ4 Ua4 via: Ll.nl
Af.ttaTULD.?M1.Urkt o., p.,7
Ea-warJ M. f. Oraka. all afOatkaftoaKak.
aaalWtlS 8. W.8W1TZKB, KaUtar.
Ua4 Oala at BfaaaBlactoa Na k Saat.. S. 1MI.
Kotloabkaraktivaatkat tka aallavlag
aaaiad aatU.r kaa filad aetiea ef kle lataatloa
to aiaka laal proof la tapport oi kit alaJai. aa)
that aald proof will ba au4a kafora Clark of
Dutrlft Coart at Kad Cload Nak.. aa Batartar
Oetokar 1& 18L vie
.. Patib Roaaca.
H'4 Ko. KM for tka EfXK o.aartr $. S aaJ
(3i N K aaartar aaa. SUwa 1 raaga! vaM.
Hm aaaiaa taa fllawiaa- witaaMaa to araa a la
oatiBBo raaidaaaa aa.aa4 ealtlratloB af.
aw laad. alt: Kaaiaal Qlaar. Raaolah Frarar.
Mtarr M. Carael. Saataal osw kat Jar. all al
Aaikoy Nak.
aeplSaatlS 8. W.H WITTER. RagtHar.
Laad Oflea at Bloralagtaa 5ak. Aag. S4.1M1.
aaaad tattlar kaa fllaf aotiea of kit lataattoa to
ataka Anal proaf in rapport of kit claiat aa4 a
cora laal aatrr tharaof bafora tka el-rk ef
glt.Brt ia Wabttar eaaaUr at kla aalca la
Ka4 Cload Nak. oe SataHay 0i. t, 1H1. , la:
vi.wd vaaBTaaa.
7f A W r tka ITH.NK oarter aad
Ha aaaiaa tka followlagwitsaaaaa to prove kla
cooiinuoajra.iaaeeaapoa.aad caltlvaUoq or.
aid lead. Tic Eli lleaaaltiae. Karl II. Wlck-
,B?,'??rk?,dLW,JlMB OmtrltB Volltra att
or Oalda Kock Neb.
epl.epW 8. Y. 8WIT7.EK. ReaUtcr.
Land Office at Illoomloftoa Nab. Aug.. 2t. 1W.
otiea it barrbr aiTtn that the following
Bamrd retUor bit fllnl notice of hit intention to
hi trwi in psptmn 01 ni naiai, aau te-
cara laal entry tberaoC kafora the Clerk of
the Cburt Wcbtter County Neb . at hi. offle. in
nci wiuua 4icd on 3onnj vrci. .1. isi, tic
(laukoa flKtrnv.
n. n c. Vn ti-rr f... ik. ci. V -... ...
'X town 1 range 12 wett, lie name, the follow
idi wiincun in proTe 11 1 coniinuout reaiavnce
upon, and culllration of taid land, ric Kdward
Kngall. and Henry Serif of Ked Cload Aab..
Jofcphut Koirnerame of .Scott Nab.. Joka
lerlin of Ked Cload Neb.
ephepM S. W.aWlTZKK. RagUlar.
Land Offlce at Rloomington. Neb. Any. 27. 141.
Notice i b.raby giltr.n that the following
named aettler baa Bled notice of bl intentloo
to anake final proof in tupport of bb elaita, and
teenre fi-ial entry thereof, before the Clark
of Iitrict Conrt in R'ebtter Coanlr at Ked
Cloud Neb., on Saturday Oct.. Mh. 1M1. ric
I.AlJlHT. lawia.
h'd entry No.CSJi for the JCbalf N K 'qaar'.er
tec. 12 town 3 north range 11 wetL He nan,
the following witn.ttet to ,rota kiautiBaief
rcaideaea upon, and ealUratios of. tall lead.
ric Henry I". Crawford. Beaiiman T. Read.
NiehoL-u Ilaner. LorentO D. Thomaa. all of
liatin Neb.
lepliapZ) 5. "V. 3WITZEU, RegUtar.
Lead Oflea at Bloomington Nab. Aag. 27. 18S1.
Notice U hereby girta that tka following
named tettler ha. filed notice of hit intention to
make final proof in rapport of bU claim, and
atenrm final entrr thereof before JaaiM A. ful-
leya. el.rk of court la Wakatar eoaay, at hit of-
Bee in Ked Cloud. Neb., oa Xoaday October
3d.lssl. ric:
Not a W. Caarroaa.
5 re D. S. No. WW for the E K N W oaarter and
I H S W qaartar tee. 4 towa t aartk raaga 19
wett. 11a Basnet tka following witaaaeea to
proTa hif eoBtlnuoot retideece a pea. and eal
tlTation of. aald lead. Tit: Joka Poyar. Wil
liaa Hteara. liriea U.Traaca. Edward U. Koa.
all of Cowiae Nab.
t.pltep2 B. W. 8WITZER. Kat later.
Lead Oflea at Blooajiagtea Nek- Aaa. la. 1M1.
Notice ia kereby lieen tkat tka fell awl a -
aaaaed aattler kaa Sled aetiea of kla lateatioa
la ataka laal aroof ia raaaort of kU alaiaa.aad
aaeare laal aatrr tkaraof. kafera tka Clark af
Ihatrtet Coart. ta Webeter eeuaty at kia oaTca
ia Raw Cleei Nakraaka oa 8atarday aaptaaaeer
24ta).18BI. Tic
Klliott A. aa Dteb.
are.. D. H. No. 9M. for tke N W ii fee. 12 towa
2 aartk rage 12 wait, lie aaaiaa tka fellwlac
witaaaeea to proee ait eoeUaaoH raaidaae
apoa. aad ealtiratloa of. aaid Uad eic Heary
C. Poott, Robert Koasd. Aagatlat W Uolav
grain. Kdwia MeteaJf. alt or Red Clewd Nak.
aagSaapa 6. W. 8WITZKR. ftatiatar.
Lead Oflea at Bloimiattoa Nak. Aaa. M. 1M1.
Notice if kereby gieea tkat tke rellewiaa
aaaaed aattler haa Ilea) aotiea of ki iateetUw ta
aaake laal aroof ia rapport of kit elalai aad aa
eare final eatry thereof before Jaatea a. Tall art
Q ere or Cbart in Webeter eoaaty Neb. at kit
oSee ia Red Cloa4 Nek. oa Baanlay geptetaker
ia. laai.
STLTarraa Baavaa.
k'd V: 3739 for the M W lA tee. 4 Uwa 4 aartk
raaga 12 wets, lie aaaiaa the feOviac witaaaeea
to proTa kie eoatiaaout ratidaaae apa. aad
ealtiratieaof.aaiilaad.Tic Nieaalaa Yraeaa.
Royal U. Wiekt. Saaiael Hoflawa. Mardaa
1 eaaea. all or Walla Pew.
aagSSaeaS . W . H WITZM, Bagit ter.
Laad Oflea at Blooatiagtoa Nab. Aa, 2. laal.
Wotiee it kereby girea tkat tka followlac
aaaiaa aatuer kaa Ig4 aotiea af aw tateatiea ta
aaake laal proof la terprt ef kla elaiaa. aad
areata laal eatry tkaraafkere Jagaaa A. Tar
ley . elerk of DiaC eoart-of Waaatar eaaatr
Neb..atkiscaaiafUdaawd. Neaw oa Wrk-
day. Sayteeaker 36tk. 1M1. ria.
Oaaa B. Haarar.
k'd No. 3129 far tka KEK aaa at lava S aortk
raaga 12 wart. Ha aaaiea tka felkraiag vit
aaaaaata proTakiteeatiaaeaa laaidaaia aaa.
aad ealtiTatloa of. aaid lead, ric Kara H. Jeaaa
of Red Cload Neew Leraret H. Laae Caatiaa
Uaater. WaakiaeteB W. Marray. all ef IaaraJw
9ea.
aas36aa22 - S. IT. SWIT2E1, Biatar.
Laad Oflea at Woetaiagtoa. ?akw Aaa at. Mat.
Netiee ia kereby girea tkat tka Mlwviae
aaaae aetuer aaa aia4 aouea or at wttauai
aaake faal araaf ia rapport af hie afatta. aad
aevara laafaatty taereof. hHe Clark af Bfa
triet Coart af W akater eoaaty Nakv. at kit eaUe
inKedCTewd Nek..oa Satarday. Me34tk.
uei. tic
Noma Hiyve.
a-4aBtryNo.tTr$frtkeNBlaee.2l team 2
aortk raaga 11 vet. Urn aastra taa follewiev
witaaaeea to Prora aea eoatisaea rwvdraea
apoa. aad-ewHlTarjtweC aaH laaiVvu: laaj;
wet Aaderaoa.rtaiak BaaL Certai lakal.XaraK-
Coarad all of atlBe!.
aa2Scep22 S. W. 8WITZlaV,Rriatet.
La ad Ofkaa at tleoBiagloa Nak. At-. . HW,
Nntiee ia hereby girea tka aVe Mlawiac
aaw ad aatUar kaa lied aetiea ef kie iaeewB ta
autka aaal proof ia rappert of ate a4aMan aad. aa
ewralaal eatry tkeraof kwiar Jaatat AiTal
leytalerkef eoart ia Waaatar taaetwa kia
eflee ia Red dead Nek., aa aaaaaday Baa,
24tk ISO. Tke '
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Market
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tu xlmk or
Knii, limffL km
ALWAYS OH HA5D,
Moshcr's old Stand,
Chicago Lumber Yard;
lieid Cloud. lVeibrmskei.
YARD fiOUTIlOPlIAMlTONWLACKMlTHMlOP UN MA IN ST
:cci conatantly vn kanJ an aaatvtittrat tf Umlff. Uth tod
WlndoBJB. Uwr, Hair. CVmraU llwlcr. timidity P--r
Kir Ktcs lUf
S.Kf
PLATT
GO TO W.
Staple Fancy Groceries,
-THE
TOBACCO 4 CIO AIRS
IN TOWN. A!-0
Choice Nuts Fruits Sl Confections.
sraala Fraita and Vegetable 80UI
BIG PAY!
AKirtm
WAlwTSat
rartrutati tSLUXf 100IftWA.
FOUNDATIONS OF SL'CCKSi.
aaa un T.taa. A CYCLOl'RUlA OF
Business ui
Forms
The fWret of rtUCC9S ia Life. Tke Uw. af
Trade. J! rta. itow i iniwi bbmb
Valaakle Table. oeUl . r.tiaatt.
PartlNiea-
larr L'aaae. How ta Ceedaat ra
Bile BteellBgt-
Logdat Orderr-Bl tier.
It la a OMBBlete
(BMeflSCC4rfl. Ageata takUc
47 U 74 Order pet Week. A FaatHr Neeeeelty.
Addraaa for ClrtBlart aad Al'KCt L Terat..
ANCHOR rL'iUIdtUNO CO.
CHICAGO IIXS. OR T. UL'tS
V-l.St
MO.
NOTICE OF DliviiOIATlON.
The firm of Jolutpun A Crojia h.u
been dlMoIvctl liv mutual cuneont.
All Imbihtivn of tlii? firm will bo set
tled by Mr. Johnson, ntitl nil nci'tninta
of thc'firm have been loft with Cn-tc A.
McNcnv lor collection.
(. ". JOILNM).".
July 4th 1SS1. I Cum.
NOTICE.
To all trhom it may ctncrrnr
The public arc hereby notifiH! that
tho following tlejcri1cl property,
ntiw in the hnmU of II. llnnfcr, (ittidr
Kock, Nebraaka, i ownttl by the un
dcMtpncd ami was loivnr! to thu mid
H. llcnfcr; x'uz One mnrble top plat
form scalcx, 0110 14 inch clenver, one
uteak knifo nil one meat aaw
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fond wriAcnii.
Matlre It kereky gir.n. that I will egamtat
aIla.raontwkoaiayda.tre to aaar tbeaitelTee
at eaadldatea.Jor taeeo.it of the primary or
aeaiBtoB tckaolt ef W.aur eanaty. ai i.4
Cloatt oa. lb. firtt Hatarday ta tke at atkt -i
r.braary. Afar Aagntrt aad NuraatVert At
blaa 11 ttl ob the 5 ret SataHay U tk naatkt f
auary. Av-riLJuIy and October, At JaUa
Ho oa tka lint hatardjy ia tka Btealka a(
Marrk.Juae. Septeatbet and I'eeeaiUr.
Kxa'alaatleat ta comiaeate at t e'ik a. a.
A. A. Purs.
Ceaa'.y aaaeHBtand.at ( Pabiit Itttritellea
TAKE NOTICE.
I have purchaaetl the fractional aec.
of land layinjc lartwrim Peter McNitt'a
and the river. And tho public i
hereby notified not to cut any timber
on the same. M. B. McNrrT.
Smith Brothers announce stilt an
other important reduction in rate of
interest on time loan. Straight nine
Kcrnt annual intrrrti. Call at the
nk and leave your application.
40tf.
Money To Loan
On Real EUle, in Webster and ad
joining countiaa at the wry best rate
It will pay every farmer who thinka of
borrowing money, to see me before
making arrangements with any other
party.
No expense to the borrower no
tedious delayno dealing with eastern
parties no application fee, bonus or
commission no fee for making or
recording papers or taking acknowl
edgements no advance or semi-annual
interest, and no interest tintil
money is actually in hand.
Call upon or add r era
R. A. gtwraow.
3Stf Loan Broker, Blue Hill, Neb.
HONEST FRED!
mUas, the Albright Horse.
Will stand tb season at Red Ckxvi
at lt year's rates, vm f00 Joiners
single mare; Two .xnare. 1540; move
titan two bv the same owner, tT-fltf each.
For the season, 1 5-00; single scrnce,
13.00. . , .
Thia linna nailc onlV U bfl Mn
to be admired. He Haa 'been ackiaewl-
edged Irjr-maay good && to 1-s t&e
best
mMiihtu"
im thai ctUm. w mrJa. in cetn,
1509 pOtinl. Beaotimi miy, vjmm-
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& FREES, Proprietors.
B. ROBY'S
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on CotHveion
KK! f.Otl) NT.lt
"The Proof of the
Puddingisinthe
Eating."
You have only to call
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on us and wc can easi
ly convince you that we
do sell
HARDWARE
A little HliLOW the
so-callifcl "Bed rock pri-
ces" advertised' by other
firms.
BesloyL Perkins
Sdwiaiaatf
Samuel West,
t)Ku.a ix
Tobmooo. Cigars.
C0KFECTI02TEIIY.
CANNED rilUITi,
FHESH FRUITS.
CRACKERS, CHEESE,
OUANOW, LKXONH.
ao a rvix lixk or rncT
aijo a rKJr ciuas
Ios Crsaxn Pmrlor
Where you rnu nlwara
grt a nice dih of Ice Crc-tm during.
the I5rton.
A ahare of the nnMio ptronns ia
reepclftilly rlH-iiel. Flr.t tUttt
uotith of Mitchell Jt Morbart'a.
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