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PafcHskeel Weekly.
Friday, Jame 4, 1IM.
Safctcrlpttoa, . tl Per Ambhm
lararlaMr la AAtshm
II sot paid In advance, after this da March
IS, WW, the price will be It .as.
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, Ratered at the fott Office In Bed Cloud, Neb.,
as nail nauer or the second class
as
Republican National Ticket.
Garleld township
Petsdam "
Line "
Batin "
Pleasant Hill
Walnut creek
lea vale
For Vlee-rrettdeat
WMITBLA.W !,
For COBfrefMaa Mh District
W.K.AflBW8.
add 15 pir oent
it 4 i it
a 7 ii it
ii 20 " "
deduot 4 " "
u 7 ii u
.1 12
0. F. Gather,
J. Kindsche
J. F, Watt,
Report of committee on equalixa
tion of real estate in Webster coanty
reooBBiendi the following changes:
Olenwood township add 10 per cent
AM
iher,
Com.
Sapervteore ProcceeHaflw.
Board of equalisation of Webster
coanty, Neb., contened Juii 14, 1892,
at 10 a. a. W. II. Patterson, Chm.
s Than beinr no anoram. board ad
journed to one o'clock p. m.
1 o'clook p. m., Jsne 14. '02, board
convened, Patterson chairman. Mem
bers present, 14.
The notice of town board of Gnide
Rock township, of the appointment of
J. Fi Watt as supervisor of saidtown-
to 111 vacancy caused by the resigna
tion of A. H. Crary was read; also
tho certificate and approval of J. Daf
fy, county judge of the bond of Mr.
Watt.
Moved and carried that Mr. Watt
be acknowledged aa a member of the
board of supervisors from Guide Rook
township.
The chairman appointed the follow
ing committees:
On equalisation of real estate of
the county G. P. Cather, A. MoCall
and Wright.
On equalisation of personal proper
ty of the county 0. F. Cather, JUna
scher and Watt.
On equalisation of real estate of
city and villages Hoffman, Zimmer
man, Raasar.
On equalisation of real estate, and
personal property of the city and vil
lage with that of the country Hum
mel, Holmgrain, Garber, Patterson
and Foe.
On equalisation of personal proper
ty of city and villages Irons, Egling
ton. Miller.
Oliver MoCall appeared before tho
board on an appeal from the township
board of canalisation and claimed
some of his personal property waa as
sessed too high. Laid over until
Juntas.
Adjourned to June 15, '92, 9 a, m.
9 a. m., June 15, board convened,
13 members present.
The assessment of Chas. Hunter on
40 head ot cattle, assessed In both
Walnut creek andlnavale townships,
waa by the board ordered to be strick
en from the assessor's book of Wal
nut creek.
Adjourned to 1 p. m. same day.
1 p. m. June 15, board oonvened,
'Patterson chairman, 14 members
presoat.
M. M. Btern appeared before the
board and claimed error in his assess
ment,.irfcieh upon investigation it waa
- ordered by the board that his assess
ment be reduoed $750.
Moved and carried that the assess
ment of Oliver MoCall on personal
property be reduced $67.
Adjourned to June 16, '92, 9 a. m.
Jane 16, '92, 9 a. ., board oon
vened, Patterson chairman, 16 mem
bers present.
Mr. A. Roats appeared before the
board and claimed that an error was
made in the asMSsment of 35 head of
cattle which ahoald have been assessed
to Henry Gilham, as said Roats did
not have or own said property until
May 1st.
Motion by Garber that the assess
ment of $133 on said cattle be trans
ferred from A. Raats' assessment to
Henry Gilham'a assessment. The mo
, tion was lost. .
, Moved by Hummel that the assess
ment of 35 head of cattle to A. Roats
be atrioken from the assessor's book,
as said assessment was made after the
1st of June and without 'the know
ledge of said Roats. Ayes and nays
being called for the result was:
Ayea Garber, Egliictoa, ' Hum
mel. G. P. Gather, McCall 5.
Nays Watt, Kindseher. Miller,
Wright, Zimmerman, Rasaar, Holm-
gram, 0. F. Gather, Hoffman, Irons,
Patterson 11. Motion declared tost.
Adjourned to 1 p. m.
1 o'elook p. xn. June 16, '92, board
convened, 14 members present.
Committee appointed to equalise
the assessment of personal property
of the various townships of Webster
county recommended the following
changes:
Guide Rock
Harmony
Beaver creek
Stillwater
Elm ereek
Batin
Oak ereek
Catherton
Pleasant nil! "
ii
ii
Potsdam
i
Lino
Red Cloud
ii
Catherton
ii
Batin
Harmony
ii
3
2
1
H
3
o
road
Gen.
ii
rod
bridge
GlMI.
road
ii
i ii
Inavale
Garleld
Line
'it
ii
ii
ii
ii
ii
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' 13
20
5
" 5
" 25
deduct 12
" 18
" 18
" 15
' 8
12
G. P. Cather,
A. MeUall
W. Wright,
Report ot committee to cqualiso
real estate of city and villages of
Webster county would recommend the
following changes:
From Red Cloud city doduot 2 per ot.
To Blue Hill Tillage add 6 "
A. H. Hoffman,
P. Zimmerman, VCom.
J. Raiser, J
Report of committee to compare real
estate and personal property of city
and village with tho country, make
the following report:
We, your oommitteo, havo examined
the assessors' books and find them
very near equal and would not recom
mend any change from that made by
the assessors.
G. W. Hummel,
Holmgrain,
Foe, Garbor,
Patterson,
Report of oommittee to comparo
personal property in city and villages
make the following report:
Committee would not reoommend
any change in the assessment of per
sonal property in city and villages.
Wm. Irons,
Eglington
Miller,
Report of ways and moans commit
tee aa follows:
We, your committee on ways and
moans, reoommend the following coun
ty levies for the year 1892:
County general fund, 7 mills.
bridge " 2
" insane
Railroad bond 2
Cather, Garber.
Jacob Kindsohor. y Com.
Wright, Irons
Report of cammittco on bonds and
mandamua levies, report tho following
levies:
School district No. 1 a 20 mill lovy.
i 3 a 5
ii
Inavale
ii
Elm oreek
ii .
3 " Gen,
2 bridge
1 " road "
" poor "
4 " bridge
i Gon.
2 rond
3 " Gon.
2 " road
1 " bridgo
1 " Gen.
li "
2 " road
2 ii ii
2 ' Gon. "
1 " bridgo "
2 " poor
2 road "
1 Gen. "
Ha r. i'
Beavor creek
ii
Garfield
ii
ii
Stillwater
ii
ii
Guido Rock village 6 "
Blue Hill ' not roportcd.
Red Cloud oity "
Moved and carried that the report
of tho foregoing committees bo accep
ted and tho clerk bo inBtruotcd to
make the changes in tho assessment
as reported by said committees, and
to extend upon tho taxablo property
ot Webster county the respective lev
ies as reported by the committee of
ways ana means and township board.
W. H. Patterson, Chm.
Attest: II. D. Rannky, Clerk.
King of JMedicines
ScrofulouM Humor 'A Cure
"Almoti Mtreuloua.
" When I waa 14 years ot age X had a terere
attack ot rheumatism, and alter I recorered
had to go on crotchet. A year later, scrofula,
In the forra.pt white swellings, appeared on
various parts ot lay body, and for 11 years I
was an Invalid, being confined to my bed
years. In that time tea or eleven sores ap
peared and broke, earning rae great pain and
suffering. I feared I never should get well.
" Early In ism I went to Chisago to visit a
sitter, but was conlned to ay bed most of the
time I was there. la July I read a book, 'A
Day with a Clrcos,' la whkh were statements
of cores by Hood's BarsaparUla. I was so Im
pressed with the sweeeas ot this medicine that
I decided to try It To say great gratification
the sores soon decreased, and I begaa to feel
better and la a short time X was op aa4
out of doors. I continued to take Hood's far
aparllla for about a year, when, having ased
all bottles, X had become so fully released
from the disease that I went to work tor the
Flint Walling Mfg. Co., and slaee then
RAVW HO tOST A SntOUl OAT
onaeeooatof stekaees. I believe the disease
Is expelled from my system, X always feel well,
am la good spirits and have a good appetite.
I am now ST years of age andean walk as well
aa any one, except that one limb Is a little
shorter than the ether, owing to the loss of
bone, aad the sores formerly on my right leg.
To say friends my recovery seems almost
mlraeukms, aad I think Hood's BarsaparilU
Is the king ot medicines." William A.
Lm. a N. Bailread St., XeaiaUvllle, lad.
Hood's Sartaparllla
loldbyaUdraaitats. gliiUforSS. rrtssntoaJr
py c l hood si eo AffotfceeatM, Lowtu, Has.
100 DosMS On Dollar
To the pampers !
H. C. SCOTT,
Invites tlio Farmers or Webster nnd adjacent cotmttci to Ills
largo nnd varied stock of
Agricultural Goods
Such as Wagons, Buggies, Carts, Plows,
Harrows, Mowing Machines. &c.
See him before buying for bargains.
GO TO THE
$ity $akepy and Restaurant
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I Want to Bay Farms
Parties having cheap farm lands for
sale, improved or unimproved can find
buyers by calling on D. B. Spanogle,
Real Estate aud Loan Agont, Bed
Cloud, Neb.
Gsrrden Seeds.
Oscar Fatmor has just received a
BIO supply of garden seeds. Go and
see him at Perkins and Mitchell's old
sand.
Bee Keeper's Supplies.
A. Mohart, the hardware man, will
hereafter keep all kinds of Bee Keop
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DUUUIIUD. AIAM11 U1UC1 IJMGU
For Ire li Bread Pics
All kinds or cakes,
candles, Nuts, cigars,
and fresh Frulte, etc.
Meals and Lu.nch all hours
Boarding and Lodging. Fresh Oysters and Ice Croam in
Season.
Jos Herburger, Prop.
Red Cloud, Nebraska.
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3. O. BUTLER,
THK1
'A j nnnncdo mnn
mA Is better prepared than ever to
BU" JUUUUOIUUOUI UU1UCDO
collars, sadlery, etc
In the Tinker Building. He has the
: arscat stock In this part of tho vally,
y. and will make tt an luducemcnt to trade
A" Ullh hint
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promptly.
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Gsuellne Stoves.
Tho best in the world, for sale at,
-A. Mohart'b. 40-tf
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The Calf Shoes Wiener sells are
of the best made and tho prioos as
cheap as the cheapest
Bucklen's Arnlcca Salve
The Beet Bilre in the world for onto,
Braises, Sores, Ulcers, Bait Rheum, ferer
gores, Tetter, Chapped hands, Chilblains,
Cores, and all other Skin Eraptloas,
and posltlf ely earn piles, or no pay re
called. It is guaranteed to gtoperfeot
satisfaction or money refunded. Price 3S
cents per box. For sale by L. H. Deyo. 8
Blda Wanted.
Bids will be reoeived up to noon on
the 2Bth day of June 1892 for fur
nishing material subject to tho approv
al of the board of trustocs for fenc
ing the Red Cloud Cemetery, to In
clude three kinds of fence, 1st i.on,
2nd wood and iron, 3rd wood 1G0 iods
long moro or loss. Too rigot is ro
served to rcjeot any or all bids.
R, B. Fulton, Clork.
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We also recommend the following
mandamus levies:
School distriot No. 8 a 30 mill lovy.
a ii1 3 a ao
G. P. Gather, Cnwt
G.W.flumel,00"'
The following levies were made by
the county board as reported by the
township board for bridges, roads and
other purposes for 1802:
Guide Rook 2 mills road fund.
Walnut ereek
ii
Oak creek
ii
it
Gleswood
ii
Pleasant Hill
ii
ii
i
2
1
2
2
1
1
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" bridge
" Gen.
road '
" Gen.
road
bridge
" road and bridgo
ii
ii
ii
ii
ii
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Gen. fund.
poor "
ii ii
Gon.
road "
bridgo '
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Go and see W. W. Wright for all
kinds of shelf and heavy hardware,
6co. He does all kinds of Job work
and has competent tinners employed.
Whilo there, look at those world beat
ers. The dry air Oleanablo refriger
ators.
RED CLOUD
TRANSFER LINE
S. X, COZAD, Proprietor.
All hauling intrusted to me -will be promptly attended to.
If yoa do not want tho earth,
Wiener can please you in onytbjog
you may want in doming.
For Sale at a Bargain.
I daaira to dianoee of the W M ot seo.
10-1-U in Webafor Co. at once, aa I need
toe money. Apply w ftcjwarp XMODie.
Savanna, III. for particulars,
EdNoblb,
Farm loans at lowest interest,
gtriotly first-class loans at lowor rates
than baa ever been given in this coun
ty before. Option to pay part or all
u.y,
attend of any year.-
CATW5B.
Lost,
A pair of cold oyo-glasseB, by Mil
ton Lester. Finder will pleise leave
at this office and receive a liberal reward.
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Au unexpected demand on customer
inprioes ofton frighten tho buyer,
this can never happen a( Wjener's
Golden Eagle where prices are aU
ways within reach of all.
The thermometer is steadily rising
you will want lightor clothing under
wear, dbo. Wiener has mado all pre
parations to supply your demands, his
stook is large and prices low.
ShcrlS's Sale,
NRtjee s heriby gv that wider and
Dy virtue oi an aaer or sale itaued rrom
the offloe of G. B. Crone clerk of the dis
trict court of the tenth Judicial distriot,
within and for Webster county, Nebraska,
upon a decree in an action pending thr
ii Whwin gllpbm S. Hubbard is plaintiff
and agaiuat Henry McOormal, JameaMe
Cormal and Anna McCormal his wife,
Catherine Feltis, John Feltia,
Mary Mehuke, formerly Mary McCormal
and Karl Mehuke, ber husband, Wm. E.
Jackson, executor of the last, will
and testament of Henry McOormal,
deceased, aad Kaley Brothers,
detendents, I shall offer for aale at publlo
vendue to tne highest bidder for cash in
hand al the east door of the court house,
at Bed Cloud, ia said Webster county, Ne
braska, (that being the building wherein
the Ut term Of said court was holden)
on the
f tk day or June, 18ft,
at one o'clook p. m. of said day
tbe following desoribed property
towlt: The north half of the north
west quarter and the south-west quarter
of the north-west quarter and lot three
(ft) all a (action fight (P.) township No,
one north, rang nine west 6th n ro.
Qivsn under my hand this 6th day of
way lew.
The sale on the above described prop
erty waa continued to the 18th day of
July 1892 for want of bidders.
7-aOd T Oio. E. Coon, Sheriff,
Kaley A BArkkb, PUT a Atty.
Notice or Sale.
In the matter of the estate ot James Laird,
NetieeUhsseby given that In pursuance ot
a order ofF. Beau,, judjra or the dlivlct
KB
court ot Webster Nuntytaaqeonthsaadday
ot April, ism, tor the sate of the real esUts
berefnatter described, there will be sold at the
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Jambs D. Oxna.
Adalnlstrator of the Estate ot James Ufrd,
dsceassd.
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Olssolatlon Notice.
The partnership heretofore eilstliur between
L. O. Gilbert, jonn niaine anu . u rawoett
flttU
partners In lussber business fn Cowles. Web.
iter county, vebrasfa, and known as "Cowles
Lumber Oeapany." Is this day dissolved by mu
tual consent, vetes anu acoounis aue tne nrm
ot Cowles . Lumber , . Company are
In the haads of John Blaine at the nank of
Cowles for soUecttoa, sad be Is hereby author
UedtoaeWeuptaesoae. JohnBlau,,
K. U fAwcarr,
J,,P.&iyitr,
pLOUH AND IFEEDDME
OSCAR PATMOR,
Has Moved his Flour and Feed Store of the
Perkins & Mitchel building.
Nothing but the best goods kept. Call and
see me when yon want anything
i n my ine
Fire, Lightning and Tornado Insurance !
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A. H. GRAY,
The Insurance Man, - Red Cloud, Neb.
Will lusuro your property against
Fire, Lightning, and Tornado
Also, will insure your crops against hail, He
represents the best company on earth
The old Continental of N. Y.
CITY OFFICE-With J; H. Smith 1st door
south of F & M bank.
" You Come in We Sell the Goods,"
W W. WRIGHT,
The Hardware Man,
Red Clowd, Nebraska,
Will sell you more goods for One Dollar than
than any one in the Valley, It will pay
you to see me before buying.
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