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Moon i Callender,
T- )nEAT.EIW IX(
General Merchandise,
Dry - GooJm,
G racer ie,
Scot Shoe,
II AT ASD CAP,
DrngM, 91 icUciue, .
Oil TnrzEfNli&s
Paiit'K :tc.
G L ASSWAT1 E, QUEEN'S WA II E,
HARDWARE & HARNESS
ETC.. ETC., ETC.
A f,,.l line of" crerylliiii;: kopt in n en-j.-al
-luic, sit the LOWK.-T CASH 1'JUOS.
lliv-peli"lly,
Moon & Callender.
rOWLKS. - NEKKASKA
DE. SHEREE,
Proprietor of the
rug Store.
AHD DEALER IW
Drugs? Medicines.
Paints- Oils
and Varnishes,
A full supply of
LAMPS, LAMP SHADES,' WICKS,
COMP.S HIiUSIIES&C.
P.ilrC'inif' iliritfd nn-1 thnnkftilljr received.
fil,rt.crttts"n! carefully ciinjiounilcl"5i
One door mhiiIi of CnrlierS store,
RED CLOUD, NEB.
R. L. TINKER.
(Baccewor to O. A. Brown.)
DEALKK IS'
Parlor, Bedroom
t
AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE,
Brackets, Chromos,
Picture Frames, -Mattresses,
Etc.
Cfiir nlways m lianil and t'irnraeil on short
nMiro. I'riee a low any in the alley.
Requiring of alt kind dono promptly ana
Satisfactory.
Uurjjil Robes furnihcd at reasonnblo
.rates.
KED CLOUD,
- i NEB.
3
Ho
BY
J. L. FILLER,
Keeps constantly on hand a full Line of
HARNESS, COLLARS, SADDLES,
HORSE-BLANKETS,
iVIIIPS, COMBS, BRUSHES,
HARNESS OIL,
And everything usually kept in a first
class shop.
TWO DOORS XOUTH OF THE BAXK.
TrwHigieBt Cash Prica Paid for Hides
and lurs.
Flour "& Feed
STORE,
CEAS. E. PUT1TAM, Prop.
DEALER IN
FLOUR. FEED
Corn. Meal. Bran Chopped Feed and
GROCERIES,
Visit ibelted Cloud Grocery. Feed sod Pro
Ti'inii sturo when yoa want fm plies Tor man or
beaft.
lli:hct market price in eah pnip for grain
All kinds ofcountrr produce tiken jnexchanso
fT ir-ioJf. iSvdi delivered to all parts !" town
fro liarcc.
re .-otnh wl Heed's Tlo" Factory.
Red Cloud,
Nebraska.
The Proof of the
Puddingisinthe
Eating.
551
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You have only to call
on us and we can easi
ly convince you. that we
do selt"
HARDWARE
. A little BELOW the
so-called"Bed rockp
ces? ' advertised by otter
firms
& Perkins
- ,&
City 0
Shop,
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THE CHIEF.
LOCAL MATTERS.
TIirilSDAY OCT. 27,1881.
R V. R. R. Time Table.
Takinr effect Fondsr. Oct. IT. 1M0.
Enitward Yktrrngtr leare....
" ' arrive
Freicht leare
6;?0 rn.
.. 7 :. p. di.
,...Jj fAs p. m.
arriTM. ..
Westward crom leaee .......
arrive
EASTERN DIVISION'
Eastward Awoia. leave..-..,...
arrive
9 :40 . m.
5 -;ts p. ax.
8 ft a. m.
A2&1. to.
Train daily except Sunday.
W. W. IliLntRtxir. A.E.TnrLtr.
Superintendent. Genl. Manacer.
31. K. CHURCH.
P. .. rtlOn.ro.. ar.d preachitcby tlia Taa
tor every Sabbath niorninc and eveninc
Prayer tneetinir erenr Tbuuday evening.
All are cordially invite).
CONOnFflATIOKAL f'HL'r.CIi.
Preaehlnr every firrt an 1 third Pabbath
of
each month at 11 . in. and 8 p. m.. alo on
f.iK.
Sabbath when ever it occur.
fcabba'h School every fcabbatn mommr i
ili o'clock. Prayer meeting every ednewlay
evening.
Local tulvrrlmmml iimrrtfd among
lh' rrailint mailer trill be churyed lOcfa., a
li.ic melt inwrlion.
Henry Cook's for Paint.
Lead and Oils, at Henry Cook's.
Cro to Newhousc'ii for a nobby hood.
Heaps of Over-Coats at
J. G. Potter's.
All wool hoods for sale at
Mits. Newhouse's.
Franklin square libraries, at
Henry Cook's.
A full supply of Ihuvnels of all kinds
at
t. EWHOL'.-'K s.
The bext suits for the money, is to
be found at J. 0. Potter's.
Imperial mixed paint, at the Red
Cloud Drug Store.
Go to Newhouse's store for dress
goods of all kintls.
Whitcbrcast and Hard eoal at Jones
it Magec's Lumber Yard.
School supplies of all kinds at Hen
ry Cook's Red Cloud Drug Store.
Hoods, Flannels and needle work;
home manufacture, at Newhouse's.
Go to J. G. Tottcr's if you want to
save money by buying your clothing.
A large stock of Germantown wool,
Zephyrs and blocking yarn, at
Mrs. Newhouse's.
Space will not permit an extentcd
notice of the nominee for represen
tative this week.
Go to the well known Lumber
Yard of Jones & ifagee, for White
breast and Hard coal.
Books that have been out over two
weeks from Henry Cook's Library,
will please be brought in.
We all agree that Henry Cook sells
Drugs, Paints, Oils, GIas, Stationery,
ifcc, as cheap as any one in the valley.
Mr. E. M. Pearson announces him
self as an independent candidate for
the office of county Supt. this week.
Dr. Hall, the nominee for the highly
lucrative office of coroner, withdrew
and Dr. Sherer was nominated in
his stead at the convention last Tues
day. There will be a Hayes Tea Tarty at
Mrs. Sherwood's for the members of
the W. C. T. U. on Friday of this
week1 to meet at 3 p. m.
The young people's Literary Society
will meet at the house of Dr. II. A.
Baird Tuesday evening, Nov. 1st. A
good attendance is desired.
A. L. Mitchell, Sec.
The undersigned has for salo at
Riverton, Nebraska, a hundred and
twenty head of young cows and two
hundred and fifty young ewes. Ap
ply to Robert Coates.
Riverton, Neb.
Married. At the residence of the
bride's pafonts; bv the Rev. Geo. W.
Hawley, Oft. 2otli 1881, Miss Ellen
J. Andru5, to Mr. Frank E. Kent
all of Red Cloud Neb.
Married. At the. residence of the
Rev, Geo. O. Yciser, (officiating
clergyman) in the city of Red Cloud
Neb. on the 20th of Oct. 1SS1. Mr.
Wm. Burden and Miss Nettie
Crosby, of Wells Webster Co. Neb.
AHH0TOCSM3NT.
; T hereby announce myself as an
'independent candidate for the office
of Superintendent of Tublic Induc
tion for Webster county Neb., subject
to the approval of the voters at the
November election.
E. M. Pearson.
mere wm no air oyster supper
given by the ladies of the Congrega
tional society at Rosenthal's old stand'
on Thursday evening of this week,
October 27. Come one and all' nd
have a good supper.
AKKOUNCEUSHT.
I hercbv announce mvself" as an
independent candidate for the officer
ot aherm of ebster count v, Nebras
ka, subject to the approval of the
voters at the November election.
G. F. Kuehn.
NOTICE.
The Republican Central Committee
men of each precinct in Webster
county are requested to call on the
chairman of the committee at the
Chief ofhee and obtain a supply of
tickets for their respective precincts
We was led into an error in making
the statement that the county com
missioners had effected a settlement
with the county treasurer, last week.
As will be seen by the proceedings
in this issue tbere was no settlement
made; simply the receiving of the
treasurer's statement of receipts awl
expenditures for tho last year.
CARD.
I desire trr express- to thV dear
lirienils of myself- aud family our sin
cere thanks for the- many tokens of
friendship and lovo which were
brought in and' laid on our- table,
greatly to our surprize, oni Monday
evening.
Truly H'q- wr pnuse' tlic- lord' in
that: lie has given tokens evidencing
the esteem and affection of the dear
people of Red Cloud and vicinity. I
pray that God's choicest blessings may
rest on all. Geo. O. Yeiser.
Oct. 25th, 1831.
Ed. Perkins started to Chicago la.t
Monday.
Lew Cropscy, county clerk of
Lancaster county, pent a few day in
Red Cloud !t week.
Mr. It. A. Simp-on of Blue Hill ha
taken a partner in hi-j buines; a
Mr. Frank A. Sweczey,
R. P. Craddock of Peoria Ills, will
.tart an independent paper at Blue
Hill. The first iuc will appear in
about 30 days.
The Rev. Geo. O. Yeiaer will preach
next Sabbath morning and evening
in the Congregational church. All
are cordially invited.
All the ladicj who are interested;
will please meet at the residence of
D. B. Sp.mogle on Saturday the 29th
at 2 p. in. for the purpose of organi
zing a society for tho benefit of the
M. E. Church.
The B. & M. company have con
structed a telephone line connecting
the depot with the residence of Mr.
Thompson, Supt. of Telegraph, Mr.
Campbell, Supt. of tho Republican
Valley diviion, and Mr. Reese, train
dispatcher. This arrangement will
prove a great convenience to thoc
officials, especially as the depot is so
far from town.
Mr. C. W. Kaley received the nomi
nation for the office of representative
made vacant by the death of his
brother, Hon. H. S. Kaley. The nom
ination is a good one and, under the
circumstances, very appropriate. The
name of Mr. Kaley adds strength to
the ticket and we predict for it a
rousing majority over all opposition
at the November election.
Mr. Roach, who has held the posi
tion of conductor on the "G" branch
of the B: it M. for somo time, was the
recipient of a valuable gold watch at
the hands of h"i3 friends at the Boys'
Home, last Sunday. Mr. Philips,
made the presentation speech which
wa3 very appropriate. Mr. Roach
leaves in a few days to accept a situa
tion on the U. P. R. R.
DIED.
At Cloverton October Jt, 1SS1,
Lucy Eva, youngest child of Charles
W. and Alma B. Springer, aged 3
mouths and 19 davs.
ajacakasskenney howls because we
published the fact that certain of the
county officers manipulated county
atlairs with a view to securing a re
election. The reason that the im
maculate ajackasskenney objects to
our publishing these facts is because
certain ones interested in county
affairs paid him $500 to come to Red
Cloud and run a paper in their inter
est, and he is actuated by a laudable
desire to earn his money. But what
particularly inspires our contempo
rary with an inordinate thirst for gore
is the fact that we, as he alleges, pur
posely published a wrong statement
in regard to the tax levy. The jaded
ass should recollect that he requested
us to publish that the tax levy IimI
been reduced 33 cents on the dollar,
and we did so just to please him, now
lie savs it is not ngut ami that we
should have said that the lax-levy had
in the last two years, reduced the
county officers 33 dollars on the mill.
We think this is absurd and positively
refuse to give publicity to such state
ments. If our worthy contemporary
had asked us to say that the county
officers had, with their little tax-levy,
reduced the peoplo of the county to a
state of abject poverty, we might have
dono so with a very fair showing of
truth, but the idea that the tax-levy
has reduced the county officers 33
dollars on tho mill is too absurd to be
entertained for a moment by any man
who is not entirely insane.
CCttlllSSIONEES PBOCZEDIKOS.
Oct. 13th, 1SS1.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. All present.
un motion it was uctermincu to re-
fniisiilpr flin nplinn nf lost, timntin
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with reference to the petition of J. Y
Robinson for liquor license.
The following accounts were allow
ed:
Petit Jury, Oct. term.
Grand Jury,
Special Venire, " "
State Journal Co., Printing,
$148 50
53 50
32 00
3 41
J. A. Tulleys, Court fees, etc., 12 15
S. C. Smith, Ins. on court house, 1 12 50
Official bond of J. D. Crosby, Over
seer oi iiiguways it. u. jo. IS aD-
proved.
.treasurer instructed to divide road
fund where new districts have been
formed, and pay taid new districts
their proportion of said fund
Resignation of Prcd Kick, Overseer
of Highways No. 26, was accepted and
Bernhard Kuhn appointed to fill va
cancy.
Seventy dollars were appropriated
out of county road fund for repair of
bridge across the Blue at Well
Treasurers statement of receipts
and expenditures from October 1,
1SS0, to October 1, 1SS1, was pre
senteu ana atter examination
approved.
Adjourned to Nov. 4, 1SS1, at 9 a m.
A. A. Crary, Ch'n
J. A. Tulleys, Clerk.
7 Per Cent. Honey to Loan !
Money td'prove up with on final re
ceipt, or on deeded land at 7 per cent,
and 1-62 per cent, commission, or at
siraigni. v per cenc no commissiom
s JnoRWilccox.
Office-next door to Chief office. 30ft
Y0US- S80CH-trXEX0VE!E323,, 10,4
FOR
GILMAlSrTS
FIKE LIGHTNING BRICE.
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Xr. Sadie? AlUri: Ascitr Zizsz
Editor Chiet Deer Mir I sttcr-
ded the corcus bit Saturday, and not
having tiad a chance to tell to you
personally my views conekcnt upon
my experience there, I take the liber
ty to write you in regard to it,
In common with all other free Ikmti
and half white American cilizcm I'
have a kind of innate haukeriu arterj
office, in uhich vietv. I am mo.i hap-1
py to t-ny, Miranda fully concurs. (If
she didn't concur there would be war
on the Wabash, sure.)
Well 1 had beam that it wa-s the
intention lo nominate at the corcus
one justice of the pecce in lied Cloud
and one on the south side of the river,
ami thinks I to myself, says I; Joaiah
Uradloy if you want office now is your
chance, and Miranda fully con
curred.
I went to the corcus and commen
ced settin of the pins up for a justice
ofthepcece nomination and was get-
tin along swimminly bavin sekoord
the promise of four votes when a man
with white breeches on and a angelic
smile on his countiuence approached
me an' says, says he; Mr. Bradley I'm a
friend of yotirn and don't you ever
doubt it, but it would be sooicidal
for you to sekoor this nomination.
Sooicidal? says I, why should it be
sooicidal? After matoor deliberation
I concluded to try for this nomination
and Miranda fully concurred. Why
sooicidal ?
Then he said, lowerin of his voice
and comin clus to me, says he; 'Jo.-iah
Bradley if you should get this nomina
tion the opposition would turn out
to the polls and they would pound
your talc as sure as God made little
apples."
I was stunned. I felt a weight op
prcssin of me. I couldn't compre
hend him. My intellcck I thought
was not numerous enough to grasp
the profound bit of political wisdom !
that had been conveyed to me, but I
lied an idee that he meant I'd get
beat, so thinks I, says I to myself;
Miranda is a knowin woman, I'll ask
her when I get hum.
The announcement had the effeck
of takin the wind outin my sales, and
before I could rally my scattered in
tellcck, both of the justices of the
pecce was nominated in Red Cloud, to
the manifest injustis of the people on
the south side who were anxious to
use me in thct capacity.
When the corcus adjouncd to meet
at Sol. Hopper's in ten minutes to
guzzle beer, watch the county officers
play pool and to gloat over my defect
I slid out hum to rest my aken lied
in the buzzum of my family and to
draw wat consolation I could from the
quart bottle which I knew was re
posin serenely on the top shelf.
Wen I got hum Miranda met mo at
the door with smiles a bcamin
through the flour and soot that had
accumulated on her classick face and
seys, sa3s she:
"Squire Bradley I'm glari to see you
hum so soon, and sober, too, I declar
squire I "
Squire hI, scz I.
"Wat," scz she.
I'll tell you wat it is, Miranda, says
I,jesasl thought victory was por
chin on my banner, bavin sekoord the
promise of four votes a fcend in hu
man form came to me and says, says
he; "Josiah Bradley if you git the
nomination the opposition will turn
oul en masse and pound your tale
as "
"Pound your wat ?" says she.
round my tale, Miranda sez I.
Miranda is a sensible woman, she
is, and she got at the troo inardncss
of it in a minnct, she says, says she;
Josiah Bradley dont you know that
that was done to skcer you offen the
track, an then she ex pinned as how .
that expression about poundin tales
was a phrase used in Red Cloud
cxkloosively, and was meant to con
vey to the mind of the intelligent can
didate the fack that he would be
gloriously beaten sot down on polit
ically squelched as it were, an she got
hot an' ed thet if I had the sense of a
government mule I wouldn't be so
easily skecred, an' thet she didn't
keer if I never was Squire, wich ex
pressions of contempt I shot right off
by risin majesticly and passin yunan-
imouslv the follerin resolooshun wich .
has been passed thousands of time by
defected candidates, and wich will be
passed agin and agin as long as oppor
tunity occurs for political aspirants to
have their aspirashuns nipped in the
bud. Here is the resolooshun:
'Whereas, it bavin come to my
knowledge through a recent and pain
ful experience, thet politics is a farce
and office a deiushun and a snare a
ignus ftu3, a3 it were, to lure the
minds of the young from their proper
channels, and to lead the middle aged
and old fro.ru the path of trooth and
virchootherefore be it
Resolved, thet I, Josiah Bradle,
will forever abstain from the gallin
yoke of party servitude and will never
more seek the honors and emolu
ments of office sc so well so long as
there is no hope of success."
And in the above whereases and
resoultions Miranda fully concurred.
Mournfully yourn,
Joslvh Bradley.
. Two- persons (whose names arc
known to the writer) while riding
toward Red Cloud, when a few miles
south of Cloverton P. O., one day last
week invited to ride with them and
tried to induce a five year old boy of
Mr. C. W. Springer's to drink from a
bottle apparently containing whisky.
The boy manfully refused and said
that he drank" water. Such men are
too low to be tolerated in civilized so
ciety; and if our children1 cannot be
sent on. an errand without being meddled-with
in that manner it is time
the country was rid of suclv despicable
characters.. C W. S.
3ef.l$ 7p.
Till? t ww intended fof tho'c who
have culcd their acrounU at tbi
office, but for tho-; who are behind I
with their account ami b Wave
been so for a longer time Umm c
iri?h to or can aUiird to curry ayom
and to all such, ami they ar ownr, J
we Kouid say that w very mnch 4t
likc to a-k jou to emu in jud ?!.
but are oomfJfl to do o. Tftk lb
matter home to yoursulvtitf ami e if
you would Hko for yotir rMMb4nw to
owe you a few dollar fur month ami
years and migtoct to pay k when ho
could do bo a.i well as not. Oar in
come is made up of thfltfo en alt
amount ami it i noctvarr tKat they
should be promptly pftid. Don't wait
for another invitation but come in
and settle.
Rumor are afloat to the offuct that
numerous independant candidate.-
will present their tickols to the votors
of this county at the coming election,
and among them three of the present
incumbents of as many officer. We
are sorry to hear tuch reports and
earnestly hope they are without foun
dation. One of tho prcM-nt officer-', at
least, signified his intention to with
draw from office at the expiration of
his term, and made such expressions
both before and after the convention.
But one of the present officers with
the exception of Mr. Warren were
candidates before the convention for
nomination, that having been the
pioper time for them to havo submit
ted their names had they been candi
dates, We fail to sec how any fault can be
found with any of the nominees of our
List convention for the nomination of
county officers. The proceeding were
fair and harmonious and all seemed
satisfied after its adjournment. If the
nominees of that convention arc not
entitled to support, then there U little
need of our holding any conventions
in tho future.
As we saiil before wo earnestly hope
the rumors and reports are without
foundation, but if they are true we
trust the voters of the county will
rally at the po'Is on the coming day
of election and give every man on the
regular ticket a rousing majority, thus
setting a good example for the future
and warning those who aro candidates
for office to come out fairly and
squarely face to faro before tho peo
ple at the proper time and abide by
the results.
Special Notices.
Notice in this column will be charged 5 cents
a line each week.
Shogo Flour for sale at Ronv's.
Shipping tags can be had at the
Chief office.
Headquarters for flour at Putnam's
Flour antl Feed Store.
A full stock of iron and wood
pumps, at Mitchell- & Mouiiakt.
4-tf
W. B. Roby hns the largest stork of
Fancy Groceries, Confections, 6c, in
the valley.
Go to Roby and ho will show you
Dalisht-Oil; it burns longer give- n
belter light and is uon-i jrjt'oiiir. 11-tf
For Si.e: 1G0 acre- of land 7
miles south-we-t of Red Cloud, partly
under cultivation. Timber and water.
Apply at this office.
Smith Brothers announce still an
otlfer important reduction in rate of
interet on time loans. Straight ninr
;w cut annual intrrr.il. Call at the
Bank and leave vour application.
40tf.
Cough", colds, sore throat, asthma,
bronchitis, and all diea-ies of the
and chest, are readily cured by Dr.
Marshall's Lung Syrup, a remedy
which never fails to give satisfaction.
Price only twenty-five and fifty cent.
We arc glad to hear that Dr. Mar
shall's Lung Syrup gives such general
satisfaction. Our druggists say it sells
better than any other preparation for
coughs, colds, etc. The price is
twenty-five ccnte, large size fifty cents.
Sold by all druggists.
Semple, Valle & Burchard Cutlery Co.
514 IOCUST STREET, ST. LOUIS, 3IO.
tABGB UCrOKTZES OF
CUN3 AND CUTLERY,
Revolvers, Cartridges, and everything belonging to
a Sportsman's Outfit.
DEPORTED GUNS.
W. IT. Grar' Trvble 7eilfTmst, the finest Con In the Worlil, SlZd.OO to 3O9.O0
TVebley Gun, S50.00 to S72.00 Clabrowrh Oani, V400, B2OU90, SfiO9
BoaebUI Ortna, StOX to VV).00 1 Faachetxx Actlow Gobi. S-.eo, BZSJM
Easlimlt aad Dellaa Ilreech Loaders, at 93ZJM, 933XO, S37e. 24e .
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Ho rtl A'latnarf'a all of 0 ! VS
ocil3o8W S. W. Mr ITZKK. RtlUf
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J'otic it herh; irrn that th MUflot
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ntkr final rmof in rarirt of nit eUita.an I
care Snal entry therrof htr Jtne A Tut
lrr cUrV of rtinrt In Webttrr mantr. at kk
ortlr in Itel Clout Neb., on Salunlar .Nut.,
5lh Hvl. tic
Hra KitH'ov.
Ha No .VkV. for tb ', is tnwn 2 nonh
ranielrL He name Ik fullainc it
aertrt to ftoxt ht contmuou rWnee upon
and ruliiTalion of iiJ Ian 1 tU. Erik Krtck
on. Knot EricVun. trlitian Holt. AnJiew
lri'Vfon all of Kivtrlon Nb
octSnorS S. W. SWl rzint, Itet-itter.
LandOlSceat IUioaiinctonNel !.. tth. vl.
Notice it hrrcljjr cirrn that th followinc
natncJ rrttler ha hit-1 nutice r f h t tntfbliun la
make final frnof in aptHrl of hi rlatin. an4
jfcure final entry thereof btfore Jata , Tal
lrj. clerk of lit. court of W.btrr eeant
Neb., at hl flee In Hwl Clm I, Neb., on Fri
day, November ltlh. Ivl. via.
Cbtil ! Aciat.
HM An 2TT2 fur tbent' ! 2 town 5 nortb
rjirce 10 wet. He fijmer tbt follaalnr i
ii ( lo prura bl cintinuiui reltlrne at Kin
an I cultlration of alJ land vif " Jotbua Hilton
Allen skat. Kantu Armttrooi. Alex Jm.
all ofHIuo Hill .N"r'.
octo;ioT S. W.SA'JrZKIt. Uerbter.
Land OBiceat Illnnmincton Neb rVp.. :. HSl.
Notice i herebr riven trrt the fallovina
named tettler hi filed notice nf hi Intention to
make final proof in utt-ort of hi elalm and -cure
final entry therf before Jataet .TulleT
ClerK of fVurt In Welntrr county Neb. at hi
nflirc in !lcd Cloud Neb. on fc'a.arjay October
ZHh. ISSt.
CitieLt MiTt!.
hM entry No. Vi fir the S W tr". . lawn 1
trrth rantr 11 writ, be name Ibc followinc
wl'nein e to prove bi cnutinunu reidennd
ciiltivatmn of -id land vit Ancut Keebrr.
Chn. Heller. Chrle Khodvick. Henry .
Jathew of Hcd l'loul Neo.
iei.2octs7 S. W.SWITZCtl. Kectiler.
Land Offlre at llloomlnr'on. i-fcb.. Sep 'jfi, ISM.
Nitic it hereby civen that the followinc
nimM feitler ha filed notice of hi intention In
make final proof in upio;t of b claim, and
peru c finnl entry thereof, befofr tlrrk of Ii
ti'fii'ntirl of Wel.tcr coiiety Neb., at hit Office
in Kol luud Neb.,tn Saturday. Nov.. ith.
ls?t. vi:
(ttorr.t rniJLt.
h'd entry "T for the i w iiijirter iction I
town 2 north ranse 0 wel. Ho name tb fol
ios in; witnee to prove hi cntinuu rel
dence uon and cultivation nf laid land, vit;
William Thorntxon Jarae Koblnon 'rirl,
Molley and Abraham Heeve. all of (lulde
Iloelc Keb
eil'oct27 S. W. SWITZKU. Hccl.tcr.
Land Office at Ilbvwnstrtn Neb Sept- 20. KSl.
Notice i brebr jtven that the followlnc
neinrd pettier ha filel notice of hit intention
to raiV final proof In ui-i"rt of hi claim, and
ocurc final entr thereof, before tb Clerk of
Pitrirt t'ourt. tn ebter county at b oQce
m ltel CIoipI Nebriuka on Saturday October
'.Vtb.iS.tl. it:
INm Ilart.
IIM pnlry Vo. ."IP for tbo N K li v;. Vt town 3
noul rnncc Hwet. Ilenamea th followinc
wilnae t prove bi? conlirition residence
ui.n un i ruttltation of aid land, rit; Haen
LmJ'iiiMt. jmr Andervoa. Cbri Jpenon.
Neloi I i'lhalt all of Ked flond Vb.
epfi-tiT S. W. MV ITZKK. Keler.
LFC A L NOTICE.
Trmnty Giirt, I
Webster County. Nebra'ka.
In the mattrr of the etatc of
Henry S. Ka'ey. dcce.ned.
Notice i hereby riven tb-t I hve appoin
te.1 ami et anart the lt day of April A. I
lb-. for the bonrms anil determining of all
cUims artinit the laid estate. All creilitor 'if
riid estate will take notice and treenl their
cUim lo the County Court of aidcrunty
on or befnre raid Apnl lt. W2. and Ml claim
not at tbit time prrenttd will be forever
barred. I have appninteJ Anion N. lleckcr
adtnini'trator of sat I eu:o
In witnet whereof I bar herennt let ray
band and the Sat of aiJ Court at KeJ Cload.
thl lutday of Ostobcr Ksl.
V-t-5 Jon.t It. Wit-rox. County Judre.
$50,000 To Loan
On Heal Estato security, at 9 per
cent., annual interest. No commis
sions, at The Webster Cotintv Batik.
Ked Cloud. 10-tf
TAKE NOTICE.
I havo purrhacd the fractional ac.
of land laying between Peter McXitt's
and the river. Antl the public is
hereby notified not to cut any timber
on the same. M. IL McNitt.
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Choice Nuts. Fruits & Confections.
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