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Tli is Space
"Will be occupied next week by
A. KALEY,
SuceeMortoSam'l Garber.
With an advertisement of hi
stock of NEW GOODS.
large
DR 8HEBER,
Proprietor of the
City Drug Store.
AD DlALIa M
Drus, Medicines.
Paints-
and Varnishes,
A full supply of
LAMFS, LAMP SHADES, WICKS,
COMBS BRUSHES AC.
Patronage solicited and thankfully received.
-Prescription carefully coTspovadedt
One door south of Gnrber'e store,
RED CLOUD, NEB.
R. L. TINKER,
tSmtttmn' to G.A. Brew.)
DEALER IK
Parlor, Bedroom
AXD EITCHEV
FURNITURE,
Brackets, Chromos,
Picture Frames,
Mattresses, Etc.
C ffiT alway. on hand and trimmed oa ihort
notice. Price a low n. any in the Valley.
HeiMirinK of all kind, dona promptly sad
Satisfactory.
Burial Robes furnished at reasonable
rates.
..ED CLOUD,
- - NEB.
harness Shop,
8Y-
9W aw YaSMwWSBwMBe
Dili
K c r i f i onMantlj on hand a full l.laa af
HARNESS, COLLARS, SADDLES,
HORSE-BLANKETS,
.VII IPS, COMBS, BRUSHES,
HARNESS OIL,
And everything usually kept in a first
clas; shop.
TWO DOORS NORTH OF THE BANK.
e Higtat Cwli Met Paid for Sid.
and Tin.
Flour & Feed
STORE,
CHAS. E. PUTHAM, Prop.
DEALER IN
FLOUR. FEED
Vara. Meal. Bran Chopped FMa
GROCERIES,
Vi.jf the Tlednond Grrf. Tee aed Prw
vi'mn store when you waat supplies for aaaa or
ben.t
niclioi markot prire ia cah paip for trala
Alt hind "fmantrr produce Mken o airhanc
i -l. U-idi delivered to all partt vt towa
ttcn ! o!i.irp.
jfif -.luth it Kecd' I'low Faetery.
Red Cloud,
Nebraska.
Samuel West,
DEAUOt IK
Tobacco. Cigars.
CONFECTIONERY.
CANNED FRUITS,
FRESH FRUITS,
CRACKERS, CHEESE,
ORANGES, LEMONa
axd a rats. USE OF FAKCT
AL80 A FIRST CLASS
sce Cream Parlor.
or to buy my Where vo Cftn lwV
JVovvJosll'wayAw Ahth iif Ire Croxm fiirin
gji li Season.
re of thM'iiblic patronage is
(vneculliiy swiciiirH. rirsi iiuyr
aotttli oi .unenen .uur..:.ng.
Kkd Cloud, - - Neiirvska.
Ki)iIGH BROS.
: A I MAHRt i
S?4r y"
BSD CLOUD,
1 "''"-.r
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THE CHIEF.
LOCAL MATTERS.
THURSDAY JAN. 26, 188.
Jjoml adrertiriwentx inserted among
Ihr. reading matter trill he charged 10c., a
tine each insertion.
No verdict in the Guitcau trial yet.
Ed. Becker retured from Chicago
last week.
Uncle Tom's Cabin at the court
boue thi (Wednesday) evening.
1 ArbuckloV Coffe, 5 pounds for
U 1.00. at Roby'8.
, Roby still keep" a good supply of
the lest cigars in town.
The Bell Social will meet at Mrs.
Wm. Dickson's on Tuesday evening,
Jan. 31.
Ed. Fearn lost a valuable horse in
the mill dam last week, went through
the ice.
Improved farms and raw land for
sale by Simpson fc Sweczey of Blue
Hill Neb.
The W. C. T. U. will meet at Mrs.
M. L. Thomas' on Friday next, Jan.
27th, at 3 p. m.
The B. A M. pay car passed up the
road last Thursday and made the rail
road boys happy.
Lot. Between the depot and town,
a Bilver watch, the finder will please
leave it at.thc Valley House.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet at
the residence of Mrs. Dr. Mosena, on
Friday afternoon of this week.
Farm loans made by Simpson &,
Swcezey of Blue Hill Neb., easy terms
and money in three days from appli
cation. Call on Simpson &. Swecrey of Blue
Hill, Neb., and get terms and prices
lefore buying land or making a loan
on your farm.
O. G. Roberts has opened a harness
shop in the old conrt house building,
first door north of Roby's store, where
he will be glad to have the public call
and leave orders for work in his line.
Rcnairinc made a specialty. 25tf
NOTICE.
All persons indebted tome, cither on
book account or note, nre hereby
notified to call at the office of Case &
MeNenv and pav the same soon if
they would avoid eosfs.
25-W-3 Samuel Garpf.r.
Married. Bv the Rev. Geo. O. Yeiser
on the evening af Jan. 24th 1SK2, at
the residence of Mrs. Sarah Mick,
the bride's grand mother, in the
City of Red Clnud, Mr. Curtis F.
Evans and Bliss Arminta Eiser, all
of Red Cloud Neb.
Married By the Rev. Geo. O. Yei
ser, on the morning of the 24th Jan.
1882, at the residence of T. J. Mosli
er Esq. the bride's father, in the
Citv of Red Cloud, Mr. Edward
F. "Highland and Miss Charlotte M.
Mosher, all of Red Cloud, Neb.
A number of B. fe M. officials high
in authority have been visiting the
diferent towns along their line in the
Republican Valley. The object of
their visit in locate a division and
decide upon a suitable location for
machine'shops, fcc. We flatter our
selves that Bed Cloud with its natural
advantages will be the lucky '.town to
secure the priae.
The Hastings Journal says: A few
nights ago Mr. Reed, living near Blue
Hill, was attacked by some unknown
parties, while returning home in his
carriage, and was struck with a club
over his shoulders, bruising him con
siderably. He being entirely un
armed jumped from his seat on the
opposite side of his buggy and ran to
the horees heads and found a man
there, but the would-be assassins
fled in the darkness and escaped.
GIVEN AW AT!
A copy of Dr. B. J. Kendall's treat
ise on the horse and his diseases given
to every new subscriber to the Chief
who pays for one year in advance, and
to every old subscriber who pays up
back dues and a year ahead. We
have pold over three hundred of these
valnahle books in the last two years,
and still bare a number on hand to
give away to patrons of tho Chiki.
Come in and subscribe and get a copy,
only $1.50 for the paper a year and a
ctpr of this valuable book.
In his new Catalogue of 1882, Mr.
Joseph Harris, Moreton Farm, Roch
ester, N. Y., says he grew six acres of
Christina Musk Melons last year for
seed, in a field adjoining the highway,
and that "hundreds of people for miles
around, can testify to the superior ex
cellence of this Tariety." He add:
''The Prolific Nutmeg is also a great
favorite on my farm and was exten
sively grown, but being farther from
the road is not so well known in this
neighborhood." When well grown
the Christina is one of the sweetest
and best varieties, and particularly
attractive on the table and judging
from the above, equally attractive in
the field.
Smitn Brothers announce still an
other important reduction in rat of
interest on time loans. Straight rwrit
per caii annual intareal.- Call at the 1
Bank and leave vour application.
40tf.
AssGjtaceff ArcIW.
Gray hairs are honorable, but their
I
remature appearance is annovintr.
arker's Hair. Balsam prevents" the
annoyance.by promptly restoring the
youthnil.(Solor.
The lJrebf hearty, and healthy
locking nen, worhenndabiIdren,
tliatltavebeen rescued from bells of
n pain, lcknMa and well nigh death by
r.rrr uwcepjiiw; re ine Dew evi
deakM im the irrfd of its .terlincr
iwerk i'PPll find mcu
4 Cor fcrtaaU tm.
In view of the fact that lb ranch
dreaded small pox is ItabU to Weak
out In this locality at any time, we
give the following for what it fa
worth.
"One ounce of cream of tartar dis
solved in a pint of boiling water, to be
drank when cold, at short intervals.
It can be taken at any time, and is a
preventative as well as a curative."
It is known to have cured in thou
sands of cases without failure. It
never leaves a mark, never causes
blindness, and always prevent"! tedious
'lingering.
The. above appeared in the Chicago
Tribune, said to be recommend bv Br.
Charles one, of Dorney, England, as
never known tojaillo cure sraaJl pox
and its kindn&l diseases.
Walnut Creek Itnai.
Walkut Creek, Jan. 15, 1881.
Ed. Chief: The friends of Rev. O.
W. Hummel held a donation party at
the residence of H. H. Holdredge.
Esq., on Saturday evening the 7th
inst., at the request of his estimable
wife; who generously opened her
house for the occasion, and contribu
ted largely to the enjoyment of all.
A large number of persons, memlers
of the Methodist and Baptist church,
and others were present. The gather
ing commenced early in the evening,
and the time was pleasantly and profit
ably spent in conversation and sing
ing a number of popular religious
songs, and some more difficult pieces,
mostly led by J. D. Allbaugh, the best
singer on Walnut creek, hince Mr. R.
B. Fulton left us.
The entertainment was entirely of a
social character, with no speech
making and no efforts f display. At
about 9 o'clock the company began
to disperse, after having donated, as a
email token of their appreciation of
the faith full services of the Rev. Mr.
Hummel, money and other substan
tiate, to the amount of $17.00. Every
one was convinced that the Squire,
Mrs. Holdredge and their accomplish
ed daughter, know how to do good
and give others pleasure at the same
time.
We will just add, that a great revi
val of religiou is now in progresss on
Walnut creek, (at the stone school
house), conducted by Revi. Cheetham
and Hummel. Meetings have been
held day and night for two weeks and
will continue for an indefinite period.
Walnut.
C01OCSSI0NIM FaOSSEBIKOS.
Red Cloud, Jan. 17, 18S2.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Full board present.
Continued the examination of Ex
Co. Treasurer's report.
Adjourned to Jan. 18th.
Red Cloud. Jan. 18, 1882.
Met pursuant to adjournment. Full
board present.
It is hereby ordered by the board of
county commissioners that the clerk
procure additional shelving for vault
in clerk's department in court house,
also that the sheriff cause a hfick
floor to be laid in the vault in said
department, and cause the namo of
each office to be painted over the door
of said office in the hall of the court
house.
Ordered, that J. E. Smith, com'r,
cause to be put upon the Guide Rock
bridge, a notice of fine for riding and
driving faster than a walk over said
bridge.
Ordered, that II. Stevenson, com'r,
cause the court house yard to be seed
ed and walks properly arranged.
Yard to be seeded with white clover
and blue grass seed.
Ordered, that the pay of the Co.
Supt. is fixed at $3.00 per day.
The official bond of August Fier
stotl'for overseer R. D. No. 10, Wal
nut creek precinct, approved.
Affidavit of W. J. Vance claiming
certain statements in Ex-Co., Treasur
er E. H. Jones' reports, now before
the board for examination, to be false.
Filed, presented and received by the
board.
Adjourned to Jan. 19th 18S2.
Isaac May, Ch'n.
J. P. Bayha, Clerk.
Red Cloud, Neh. Jan. 19, 18S2.
Met pursuant to adjournment. Full
board present.
B. Keuhn appointed overseer of
Highways in R. D. No. 26.
Examination of Ex-Co. Treasurer, E.
H. Jones' reports continued.
Adjourned to Jan. 20, 18S2.
Isaac May, Ch'n.
J. P. Bayha, Clerk.
Red Cloud, Neb. Jan. 20, 18S2.
Met pursuant to adjournment. Full
board present.
Claim of H. Stevenson, Co. com'r
for services, $50 40, allowed.
John R. Wilcox, Co. Judge presen
ted his report of fees collected, which
was approved.
The report of E. II. Jones. Fx-fV
(Treasurer, of receipts and ditsemburse-
ments from Oct. 1st 1881 to Jan. 5th
18S2, was approved:
The county Treasurer's 6tatment of
delinquent taxes of E. H.Jones, Ex-Co.
Treasurer from 1S74 to ISS0 inclusive, '
was approved.
The following resolution was offered
and unanimously adopted.
Resolved, That the chairman of the
board of commissioners procure the
services of a competent expert to as
sist in the examination of county
records. Said expert Jo be t atkfactory
to the board, and that the board pro
ceed to the examination af the record
of the county at their next meeting.
Adjourned ao meet Feb. 11, 1882.
Isaac Mat, Ch'n.
XP.BATHA,GerkV
Headnarter for flour at Pntnm'
Investigation of 1874.
AUUmyOtrnTtelwuytTas ?rmltta
taSattfctUfktifDaj.
Most of the old settlerf of the rounty
will proably remember the ao called
investigation of 1874. We have been
permitted to copy the report of the
investigating committee and publish
it in full for the atnuernent and edifi
cation of our numerous rearera.
It is a documeat without a date, but
bears on itd back the information that
it was "accepted June 29, 1874, and
filed for future reference and action."
But it was nerer filed and for reaaotis
whitth will be apparent to the reader
as he persues the interesting docu
ment, it wa.i nut published at the
time, and we distinctly recollect that
the people looked for the report of the
"committee" in vain. After u long a
time, here it is:
l'eportof Committee of Investiga
tion of county books and papers.
To the Hon. Board of County Com-mi.nioni:.-s
of Welter Couu.y, Neb.
We liud in the Commissioners Rec
ord some accounts difficult to make
out, some Writing which we eannot
read, some amounts stated in figures,
and others in writing. In many cases
the amounts are not pointed ofT iuto
dollars and cents. Accounts are not
audited (or it is not so stated in the
Records) that are found on the Stub
Book. We found it difficult to make
up the total amounts from this book.
The Register of Claims does not bal
ance with the Commissioners Record,
from the fact that many claims have
not been registered.
The books of the Probate Judge, the
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
and the Treasurer are uot complete,
as will be shown further on; also the
books that contain no entries what
ever. All other books not mentioned,
are properly kept and correct.
County Clerk's Record.
Commissioner lltivtrd
Page 25, Act of A. W. Holds worth.
" " T.B.Williams, salary.
The amounts are audited and allow
ed and warrants are issued, but the
amounts are not suited on the Com.
Hi-cord.
Page 35 Acc't of Acres Blackmar
fc Co., for $146.25, is carried out for
$100.75.
Page 43 12 accounts not audited
nor allowed, but warrants are issued
for a portion of said claims.
Account of Peter Head, $G0 00
On thttStub Book, 60 80
Wc flpd no record of a meeting of
the Board of Co. Commibeioners, ap
pointed may 5th, 1873.
The claim of T. B. William, is $6 84
on Record ami ou Register of
Claims, is 6 00
The claim of Peter Head is 73 20
and on the Register of Claims, 73 00
Register of Claims. We find a large
number of claims not registered, and
a large number of claims do not show
the number of the warrant with which
they were paid, nor are they receipted
on the Stub Book.
Warrant drawn to W. E. Jack
son for $37 00
On the Stu Book 7s 37 85
Also warrant No. 172 for 5 50
is on Pfeih Book, 5 20
Also warrant No. 221 for 3 00
is on Stub Book, 3 68
Stub Book. We find several war
rants of the same Nos.
One warrant No. 151. for $7 50
" " " 50 00
Affd the Stub Book doc- not state in
many cases, tho Fund on which war
rant were drawn.
A warrant issued to T. B. Williams
for $40 00, which we can't find on the
Com. Record.
Mortgage Record. We find mortga
ges recorded without a copy of the
Clerk's Seal.
Deed Record.
Deed on pnge 32 is not in the Index.
) "
1
1
1
Road Record. Contains no entry,
but several roads have been laid out.
Fee Book of Clerk Dist Court. We
find three cases on the Docket, but
nothing on the Fee Book.
Complete Record. We find no
entrv in this book, there are three
......
trials which should be recorded there.
. . -,
Chattel .Mortgage Index. On pages
9 and 10 of Chattel Mortgage Record
are entries not in Index.
We find no Co. Road Maps on file,
but several roads have been laid out.
Official Bond Record. We find aer
eral bonds not recorded.
General Index. The General Index
contains no entry.
Probate Judges Books.
Entry Book. Contains no entry.
Fee Book. Contains no entry. We
find 16 cases on Docket.
Estate Book. Contains no entry.
Record Book. Has no Index.
County Superintendents Books.
We find no Records in this office
except the Boundaries of Districts.
County Treasurer's Books.
In District No. 17, (onginally No. 1)
we find a? portion of the District
School Fund-Tax h.11 been erased from?
the Duplicate Tax-List and 'from fr
tax-list, and a portion remains.
Total from the Commissioners
Reconl,
Total from Stub Book,
Add $400 Desc. on Bonds,
$16,552 37
16,139 68
400 00
TotAl, $16,539 68
To. 1 from register of claims 7,953 56
Total from Treasurer's Cash
Book, 5,833 52
Total from Clerk's Duplicate
LofTreamreT'sCwahBook. ?,. i?
We would moat reepectfally tagfmt
to yoor Hon. Body, that you authorize
the Clerk, Treasurer, Probwas- uage
and Superinteaident of Public Xottrtio
tion, toDrrct aia balanc thm book.
H II II l.-)E t II II
II II II 10 " ' "
K II II 1' " " "
II II II (u II II ll
of theXx-Coauit OUcotk.'
ct-llln1 S !TnI 1 Tllr
ooanmiASioncra, that they refund the
balance of the $400 paid to T. B. Wil-
liaas Tor making out the Lax list of
1873, the law allowing f 131.C0.
Also that you allow no more exor
bitant billi, such tp that to Peter
Head of Jan 5th 1374, for $25 00, and
that to the same, Dec 29ih 1&73 for
$16 66.
We do hereby certify that the fore
going report has been carefully and
correctly made from an examination
of the county books and papers in the
Clerks office, andin our judgement U
true and impartial.
W. N. RlCHAMPSOlf, f
J.O. Ho loom b, Committee,
Donald McCallum.
I0KO". TOOZt C9LT7U.
1 S. LAND OFFICE
l
Bloomisutos. Nkh. Jan. I! l."5
Complaint having beet
thi office bv Nathaniel
entered nt
II. T!iorp'.
against Kobert lwn;cr3 for failure to
I'.intilv trith law n fi Ximltor iitltMri.
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Entrv No. 138. dated October 8th l?73,
upon the soutl-east quarter hection 2ft
towthiu north range 11 west, in
u. i . . x- t i -.1
Webster county Nebraaka, with a view
to the cancellation of said entrv; con
tttit alUi.in tliit j ml lf.irwrf Itr'.
tcatant alleging that said KoDert Kog-
ers failed to break live acres the hrt
year aflua entry, and fatlei to plant'
anr timber either the third or fourth I
year and baa planted none since. The
said parties are hereby summoned to
appear at thta Unire on the loth day
of March 1882. at 1 o'clock p. m., to
respond ain! furni-sh teJtimonv con
cerning said alleged failure.
S. W. Switkr, Register.
R. W. Montgomery. Receiver
$50,000 To Loan
On Real Estate security, at 9 per
cent., annual interest. No commis-
sions, at The Webster County Bank.
Red Cloud. 10-tf
7 Per Cent. Money to Loan
Money to prove up with on final re
ceipt, or on deeded land at 7 ht cm! ,
ana 1-62 per cent, commission, or nt
straight 'J per cent, no comiuiMou.
Jno. R. Willtox.
Office next door to Chief office. 30ft
-ta.laaat.aw -...a.aw.i.W-W.
NOTICE T07SACHX3L
Hwtiea i harcby giren.tbatl will aiar-iM
aJkrfKTaoni who uxy deire to offer toeum:-
M MadidatM lor leachet of the priuary r
anmiBOD achoolt cf WcIm!! con mi. at !''
Cl.iaa oa the first Saturday it (am ni a- n
e'tbroary. Afay AofUft aud .Noroabir r.
ttiua Uill on tbefint ilurtay ia tho inr ' '
naary. April. July and October. At
4oit on the flint Saturday in the can . .:
MarA. Jane. 4aytaHabei and I'cctutber.
Sxatakiatium ta commence at !'. lock t n.
CaaaLBii W. Sraiaoia.
County Haparintaadent of !ubUe Inntraetinn.
Estraj Notice.
Taken up by the undersigned, living
on section nine, town four, range nine,
Webster count v Nebraska, tin or about
the IJSth dav of December, IS81. One
small pale-red row with white spot on
ear u nip, aunposeu it) oe tiootii inree
. .- . . - .
T
Tl
veari old. I tie owner in remicstcu tut
call and prove property, pay
charges
anu Hike me antmai away.
Wm. S. Woolev.
23-W-3 Negunda, Nub
.(o)-
JOILVXOYES
Wishc to inform the public tbat be
has opened hi lllnoksinith Shop and
is prepared to lo all work in his line
promptly and in a Workman-hke,
L. ...... I
IllltllllCI. '
Horse-Shoeing:
AND-
PLOW WORK A SPECIALTY.
Shop north of Mitchell &. MorhartV
Store, IIeu Cloud, N'n.
Money To Loan
On Keal Estate, in Wen-dcr and ad
joining countie.s at the verv bet rat.
It will pay every fanner who think- t
borrowing nio'iey, to see rne before
making arrangement) with any other
party
No expense
to the borrower no
tedious delay no dealing with eastern
parties no application fee, W.tlUS or
commission no fin for mnL-iti!' or
rerortlint- nannr or tniinir ,-i-nnii'l.
recortinif, paper.s or taking ncknoui-
euiti-uit-iiid no HovHiice or semi-annual
interest, and no interest until
money is actually in hand.
Call upon or address
R. A. SrxrsoN.
E8tf Loan Broker. Blue Hill. Neb.
LEGAL SOTICE.
In the District Cr.Mrt cf th 5th JmlU.l
iiutnet in ana lor r eontr ooaoty iTebraika.
Aloaxo Allen 1
- - , '- " -H.. ---w..I
r.
Joiephine Allen.)
JOfetihlne Allen rf.f.ml.
act. will take notice that on the 7th dy of ter and State of N'ebraaka. and to ra delir
January 1. plaiutiff herein filed bia pMit'ton ered. in faor of the .andwuh M'fr Co I'laln
in the Piftrict Court rf Webter county Neb- tiff, and again' A Hn-j Lefr.,.jant. I bar
rajka. ccainat aaid defendant, the obiect ar.. I levied on the foil iwmz e4-nb)d lood and
prayer of which i to obtain a decree of diroree
on tha aroat&d of Adnlterr rAmnittl nn n,
about the l.t day nf September 1AH1 at Caaron.
Caster Ceaaty. ifonUna. with one Siduey
Krwin. ABdlo obtain the euitody of Kobert
Allan gatr.) Wtlltatn Alia, .!,. .k.ll..n k.
I are nxiiirel to answer aatd petitioa oa cr
I raqatran io anrwr mmI m
" - -w iib. IHCII UU'MDIl J 'J
I brra tk27ta day ofPehruarr lSi
1 Amiui Ai i it.
23-w- By Laibd ASaiTh.ku Attortej
1883 1882.
SPANOGLE&FUNK.
EE.iDQ VARTERS FOR '
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Two Doors South of Bank,
RED CLOUD, - NEBRASKA.
I ll Prf Notices.
1 '
laadOftetat Hoomiefton 5h. Ja. l. IUZ.
IVotie U fcerabr tirea ibat th fojlovtof
aBd Mttlr baa Sl4 totir of hta tcttntUo
io male aaal proof fa rr-ort of bu claim, and
iDax MU prwl ill b aaj bfor )rk
1'Utrlct ( out
of
wt:rt.
loaetj Nb-. ca satmr-
da7b.3MaHi.i.
WlLUik C. T..in
H d No. XXOfor tha aM anl e iV a
2 town n raa9. II Btaiv th followm
mtnaaa in jro bU eritinuoui rraidtor
ujn. and cultivation of taiU UnJ. tii A Ifrra
L.Simio. William U. llob.rt. Ilarnon D.
Ranno. JohaShap all of .VeaU Sab.
jaaJflfebSJ 8. W. SWiTZKK. Rtlntr.
LaadOScaat Blootaiatoa Itib. Jan. 19. liK.
NoticaUbartbr (iTn that tba followier
Bamad mUer baa ld tiotica of bii Inttnlinn
ta aiaat Coal proof is aappvrt ol bii claim, aed
tbat said proof will b sad bafnra Clerk of
District Conrt W bjtar Coaaty Nab., on Satur
day FtS. 25tb 1SV. tic
, Jn R. Lta.
II d o J6X for tba nk cr', and nS nw. .
S town in ratc 9w If nainat tn M .win
itBMMj io pruf b i etntina.ot rniJcan
apon. and cnltiratioD oUtnid Uni. ni- AlfrvJ
'.. "Mmuon Williim H. II.. kart O..... it
KiQury . Jobn Siicrtou. all of Nupla 'b.
tjiajfcieol v,. w.bWITZEK. K
rglittr.
LandOfSeeat IUoominrton Nb Jac It i2.
Notice ! hcrrbr icn that tb f.lluwtna '
nacird pettier ba IrJ notir .it hi. ntrtilioc to
tna'ac ftcal proof in tupport of bl ciiu and - i
tur fi&al entry thereof bef re Ocri t '.art I
in Winter county Nab at bis ofire in Kft i
,., . ,
ir'.au '' on
:?a.urJaj tebruary Zilb. 1SS." i
J..u Srntr. J
,,J Nn v- fnrtha juarter -. 8 tuwn la t
range Ww lie name the tollowinr wiinia I
tpr..rhU c.-iunuoui re.i-ienr, u-n. .ikI ,
caitivt;irtnofij Unl u ntk . Cooo
rranci Honchic. Williatt. J ll.rrij. llenrj
c . irrw, An 0rHt Clou 1 .TeH
janMeblo . w. SWITZKK. Reiitter. !
Land offlce at hloominrtnn Nb. Jan. 13. ljsr
1 Kotic ii herebT iren that tha followinc
nataed fettler ba filed notice .t hi intention to
mnka final proof in upport of hi claicc. ind ,
fecure tral entry thereof brfore c.rk of the .
court in Webter county at hr oEce in Kr-1
Cloud Neb., on Saturday. Februarj Sth. 1C
tit.
Willi tri--H4w
II 'd No 3TtT for the ntth niijuirter 1"
. town 3n ranre Vw. He name th followlnt
' witnaa-et to prure hi r.it.tmuou ren.tence
ipin arj'l cultivation of n t Urni vn. K-iwin
I h. Kofer. Hillia-n l.nn'i j'bt-n . Kdwant Kob-
inn. 1-ibert lalor all fTh.mTille Neb.
jinWablri
43. W bWlfZhU. Kernter.
Und Office at iMoomngtnn..ei,. Jan.. i. i.
N'utien ihrabr fiven that be totlowinf
named aettler baa filed notice ,, hi Intonticn to
Tmake final proof in ut i-ort of bi oUlru. and
fftire final entrv ther.nf hrfnr fl.rV t.f IM..
tort lnnrt..f W abater county Neb., at hi Offlce
tilled t-'loud Nab. on Saturday I rb-. lltb.
ls.'. ii.
Jnna Jorn
ii i .o. io lor tne tit', tee. TZ tnwn In rant
I--;. lie. namR the tollowinr wtlr.ec '
.t-ve h cnntmii u re.tdener ni".i in rulti .
ritlinniif4ildland.ru I'ilr.rH Oown Jicie !
Mtirf.by Jane .Sellers, ot R.l ' Inn I Nob. and
M iliiatn 1. McKmney. of ft Net
JatilJfeb9 S. - SWilZKit. Kt(Mer.
Laad Offlee at Wootninjturi rt' . Jan. 4. 1M
Notice i here.hr siren th tL' f'lolng
pufned ttler has filed nutice cf h' int'i.tl'in
to ni ike final irof in nuppo-t of H ''iin and I
'htit aid proof will be tnnde W. re t'l.rk of
I '-rirt ( ourt at lied Cloud Nub., oa .Saturday
K.bruary 11 . ru:
Jn" nn:Llsor
WH n. 7f.9t for the nuth eal (junrter fee. 10
own 4n runce llw. He nain the fllowinc
wunee to prme hi contmnouii tei en-e
tipop and cnltiratinn nf "aid Und riz: Jaob
C Alttand NeUon Dartlett. Daniel McOulro.
J hn Mc' allutu ;11 of Wall Webttrr county
Ne.
jinl'feb9 S. W. S WIT7.ER. He, Mer.
Land Office at Hlooininrton Neb. Jan.. 4. 1m:.
Notice if hereby t iren thit the followini
named fettler na filed notice nf hi intention to
""."?' ' IS nr! 'V.. """..
make finnl proof in ttipport of hi claim, and ie.
-a. fciawa wiaviwia a - a -, a - - fi
Jrit of
the M.urt w rbtr ounty Neb . at hi office in
' n0".0l "' rn. u. ivw. it:
natu K itn
'I'd No. 3S-1 for the a'5 w quarter e. 28 nS
nc ijuirter ee. :tt town L'ii ranre 1W He
n.ime the folloninr witneer t prove hu con
tinuous reMsnee upon, an I cultit xtion ot i 1
land, vlt.- Cbarle W. K ! H.nrr fecott
(1m It. Lea. Andrew J. Meum all of ReU
Clou 1 S-b.
J;jatil2tet9 h. W. aV.'Il ZKlt. Rniiter.
Land Offlceat niorminrton. Neb Jan.Tth. 1VJ.
Notico i hereby given tbt tb fulLiwinff
named settler hai filed r.otn-e of her intention to
ui.ike tin.tl proof in uiport of hercKun. inl
' secure Gnal entry tlieref. proof to he made be-
tore t'lerk of the UL-triot toon of Velter '
'0Dt7- "J ,h!' nB..:tin,.ur, ' ,ouJ Neb- on i
Monday, February l-tth. 12. trii:
Jooxrniaa KA
Widow of Casper S. Kosa. deceaiad. for the w
quarter 'ec. -U town .'n range II weit. He
en me the followiciK wite4j tn prore her con
tinuu reilence upon and cultiration nf nii
land. u; Harvty 1'alrcer. Wlnfiell Palmer.
A CH-le. of Icavale Veb.. and Pavld
Hefflebower ot Ked Hou-I V.h
janl2feb S. U.SWirZr.It. Keii-t-r.
Land OfftYe at Hlootninnton. Neb. Iiec.. 21. 1SSI '
Not:cf ii hereby siren that ''t fillninr- !
r-t. ed -ftl'-r hi die I iotiie of hi intention
o .!( final froof in iuptort of bi claim audi
tb it 4aid proof will he made before lteeKer i
r Keceiverat Kloomiactun Neb. on Saturday I
February t. 1W.
KllRKRT D.THriB-. j
re. I. S No. oS9n lor the f'. e Z town in I
, rautte 12w. lie name he tell wwx wi:nee j
, to prore hi continnou reiderc- npon and I
, cultivation of laid land tii- m . .- A'ell. i
William II. Hoffman, rpene.r Alexauder. and
I Ch-rle Spooner. all of Well Neh.
I dee'.1J4B S. W. SWI r.EU. llrg liter.
' LBt)1, care at Blooiainitn Neb nee.. 29. l-q. I
Notice i. h-rebr jiren that the following-!
mtiuM ttler ha- filed notice of bi Intention:
to make finil proof m support of hi claim, and
,ecare ftn,i entry thereof. befor the Clerk of
Ditriet t'ourt. in Webater county at hit oflr.
in Ked Clond Nebraska en Satarday February
th. 1MI. ru
IiKjvix V. Mir
II 'd entry No. Vrtl for the '., ,. 4 tnwn 2n
range Iw.a He name ttie following witne.t
prore hi cntir.ouo re'ii.rn"--' upon and en!
tiration f raid land. nr. Xarjer Pe Man,
Saciuel liratut. Joi Marelle. Kmlie Oea-
eruv. all nt Wbeatant Neb.
detiSianlTi a. W. rTITZEU. P.iitrr.
-
SHEIU r SALE
Ar rirtne ot &n Exeruti-r. I4ned by Jam A.
Tulley Clerk of the di:nei ur of the Fifth
Jnrliri.il fliatriet in an'l f'.r the ronntr of Vt eb-
t-httejj. a th properly of the rail A. Harr.
tA.ii '
t'ae Adsrni A- French HarreMer. which I
balt expote at Public aie. to tba bigheit bid -
der for eiuh. at Pp.nole A Pink sIe Koo
.. U . A r-t.l U. -1.. ..-. T-e, w. V.
i",f-l ,i'JUI(, Cllt a tUUIIt "3. WM
J'n d it of .iar.u-.ry !;. a 1 o'elvek p a. to
HM- v ai4 execution act cett.
Iatd the lota day nf 'aauary WZ.
3dw Joi W. W'akftty. 5hri5.
iBESI.EY & FEHK1KS,
DEALERS IN
HARDWARE, STOVES, TINWARE, BARB
WIRE, ETC.
Rod Oloud, -
PUMPS
AND WINDMILLS A Si'ECIALTY
All work wrrnxiU'd to gie Stuiat. tton
BESLrn A i'EKKI.NV. i:iD t I.OI D, NEB
Chicago Lumber Yard:
Red Cloud. Nebraska.
YARD SOL'TH OF HAMITiN's llLrkMIT!! !!OP ON MAIN ST
Keep conytttiitlT on band n aitrtiiifut of LuihIt. Ijtb. Hlllrlr, Dvsr.
Windows, l.i rue, ilmr tVnnnt. I'lvtrr, IttiilJmr lticr
Etc Ku. Ku.
S-50tf
PLATT
Davis Sewing Machine!
SOLD BV --
MITCHELL MORHART,
Hed Cloud, - - jSTol3i-a.sk a.
THE REST MACHINE IN L'.SK.
AND DON'T YOU FORGKT IT.
JONEB t
DEALERS Hf-
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES,
RED CLOUD -
DRY LL'MULK A TECIALTY. TIIKIIKT IN THE MARKET ANU
fcOLD AT THE LOYVKST 1'HICK.
GO To W.
C
aplei Fancy Groceries,.
Vj
thk
TOBACC Sr CIGARS
IN TOW V A10
Choice Nuts. Fruits 6l Confections.
;t4tir Fresh Fruit' and VegctabN SoM on nimtf.
i:ki run r m tt
SPECIAL
NOTICE!
CLOSING
FOR THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS.
ROSENTHAL BRO'S
NEW YORK GLOTHING AND
DRY-GOODS HO LTSI
'
.TL - . U.r 1r., QolltnrT
I liiaL IJlCy aTC OCllIIlS
Boots & Shoes, Hats Sc Caps, Trunks,
Valiccs, and Furnishing Goods,
Cheap for Cash, to make
ROOM.
We also find them guilty
Of Selling MORE Goods, and CHEAPER,
Than any other House in the
REPTJJ3LICA.iSE VALLEY.
OVERCOATS
And SUITS for Men, Tonins
Children at low Prices.
It will pay you to Call, and Examine before
you buy Elsewhere and get the Advantage of
Their LOiyPRICES.
e
Yours
a
bentlialBivJ
J
- Nobn
& FREES, Proprietors.
3IIAGMB
5
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B. ROBY'S
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