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The following is given as the costume Of AZ
fashionable lady in 17O9 per ye last ship from ye
port of Bristol, England to his Msjesty's planta-
lions in North America: ga black silk petticoats
with red and white calico border; cherry-col-
ored stays, trimmed with blue and silver; q red
and dove colored damask gown, lowered with
large trees; yellow satin apron, trimmed with
white Persian; muslin hesd-cloths, with crow
foot edging; black silk furbelow scarf and
spotted hood"
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PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, July 10.-For the South Atlantic
and Gulf States failing or STATIONARY barometer,
southwest to southeast winds, continued warm,
cloudy or partly cloudy weather and rain areas
are probable.
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RIVERS AND STRAHBOATS.

CINCINNATI July l0.-River falling. Weather
clear and warm.
EvANsvrLIE, July 10.-Heavy rain this morn
ing. River falling.
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THE COURTS.
Superior Criminal Court.

Superior Criminal Court
The rule for new trial in the case of A. III.
Depart, convicted of manslaughter, came up
Saturday morning, and after argument by coun-
sci, was refused. Dupart was then sentenced to
paw fine Of $500 and to imprisonment at hard
labor in the State Penitentiary for ten years.
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THE DUMPING GROUND NUI-
SANCE.
Who is to Blames

The dumping ground on the levee, foot Of
Thalia street, and the dumping ground neal
the French Market, are nuisances which have
long been complained Of, and which have Of
late became the theme of communications
from the Board of Health to the City Council.
II is probable there will be no further com.
plant.
Administrator Burke says that he has or.
jered drivers of carts in his department to
cease depositing offal at the foot of Thalia
street, and has fixed place in the rear of the
city for the dumping of garbage. He has
further ordered, that the deposit already at
Thalia street be covered with earth.
As to the nuisance at the French Market
Administrator Burke says that he, some five
months ago, ordered his carts not to use the
spot complained of as dumping ground, and
that if it is still made point for the deposit
Of offI and garbage, it is the fault Of the po-
lice and the-oficers of the Board of Health,
who could have prevented it.
In connection with the matter Administra-
tor Burke has issued the following:
Special Notice.
DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS, Cry HALL,
New Orleans, June 7th, 1875. (
The attention of residents of this city and Off
GERS of the Department Of improvements is re-
spectfuly called to the following city ordinance,
concerning the cleanliness of streets and CUTTERS
Sanitary considerations demand that this ordi
nance be risidly enforced and officers of this
Department will upon the tirstviolation serve the
proper persons with copy of the ordinance. A
second violation by the same party must be
promptly reported to this tffce for legal pro-
ceedings. E. A. BURKE, Administrator.
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FURNITURE
At
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES

For the next thirty days we will sell our stock OF
FINE ROSEWOOD MAHOGANY and WALNUT
BEDROOM and DINING-ROOM SUITS at les
than manufacturers prices.
-Aiso-
FINE COTTAGE SUITS.
D. YyLHAM & CO.,
myl1 I'm No "a ROYAL str
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FINANCIAL.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

New YORK, July 10.-Gold opened at 1867.
Weekly specie shipments $1,000 900.
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n L. RANLETT g. CO.,
BAGGING, TIES, CoRDAGE, ETC.
OOnn Rolls standard Domestic and Calcutta
cOOO BAGGING, in stoI 70 and to arrive.
EUREKA, LUDLOW, DOUBLE ANCHOR, Etc,
Delivered in Galveston or New Orleans in lots to
suit purchasers.
Also
Boards LOCK and STAR BUCKLE TIE
Atlowest market quotations.
MANILA, SISAL and HEMP CORDAGE, ETC.
"a, &c, IS Peters strees.
jee EASu I'm
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-29
cAsD nor nv. 8. llulY.

En-. CEiEv:-ln expressing ms
graiitsds sod sincere thssks 70 ny
Macy ffiesds 10 Red Closd. asd viis-
ity, peroit ne to 10 % sAsossh ysss
highly ssseeoed paper. . old f.ieod
the RED CLoUD CHfEv. In receiving
this valuable donation. feel that ]
81. not fofsossea. Ny heart warns
ssd ny affections slow.-I Eel The
ssos spirit Of love I Oh flt vhss
praying vith add for jos. prize
yoor gift highly il viii 10 sfter years
If God spares my life. svskes s.ees
memories Of msay ~sssocis.: w.ta
Sad fIiesds ON my first circuit 10 Ne
l. .ska. \. lends with whom l expect
ere loog TO strike glad hands on the
other shore. Ac,ept my grateful
shanks for this sad many other fsvors
rvesived.
Lee. de.r friends. yoars 10 chris
tian boods.
Gas. REILLY.
Juniata, Neb., April 1875.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-29
D.. VILLAINS.

Last week. Just as We we're gong To
2 es.. We announced tae death Of Ds.
TBOMAs h WILLIAMS Who died
about 3 O'Clock las: Thu,sds7 morn
log.
He vas Q naive Of Wales, aud
about forty yeas Of age,-ws are
unable to give his sxscs sge-aed came
to America previous to the breaking
out Of the var. He served d irios the
var. ia the Mississippi add Gulf
squadrons and when discharged locat-
ed 10 New Oneaos, from whence be
came to Neorasks. Tho Doctor Vas
one of the 6nt settlers Of Webster
County. coming here 10 the summer
or tall Of 1870, aud winterinG in the
Old stockade. He assisted materially
ia the organization Of the county, and
va elected County Clerk, . position
he held two years. Since that time
until bis death be vas engaged in the
practice Of medicine. Warm-hearted
aud fol! Of :eaeroas impulses he made
many friends Who will miss him.
The funeral services took place o.
Friday, and we're CONDUCTED BY Rev.
Chas. Reilly. Of Juniata. A large
number Of the friends and acquaint-
asces Of the deceased attended the
fuoeral services, aod followed bis re-
mains 70 their 6ual iestiog place.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-29

Meet eoanisssj Il ssisst reading. osigi-
nj eassys ssd issise. he Era pisos
90 "Bastan RressAie," elses rod.
isg b A. L Bsstos. Thea followed
osisissl e.ay "Rlsss." b. Mis ALMA
Spsissss 6slsa nsaise b MA c.
n. Snith. mo Ssss IL Hssves :"
kassy. "Osr LssdsA" b Miss 2. C.
0rsbb; Resdisess "I1bs Stsss," By
Mis Ma7 9. Be.l' .'Kiss Brdve ssd
sbe Spider" By Mis Eaisa TaIsys;
The PssGoss." By G. w. Springer.
The whole vas isasrspsrsed with sing.
;og. This closed the e~xerciscs Of the
snstita's. h.ch rec hsruonious aa3
p~leassof.
The following resolatioss issrodsesd
By A. L Bsrtos vess sAepssd
WaERsAs, - tie tsachsn Of
Webster coastv. Ncb., having asae4-
bled ourselves together 10 a lostitute
for mutual improvement. II this our
choeee profesioo and, whereas,
having spent vesy profitable hosrs 70
geeher, snd having been Hospitality
enterta;oed BY the citizens Of Red
Cloud. Therefore.
Reso'red, that We the teachers Of
this Institute. will in The future show
our appreciation OF the teaching ofoar
County superintendent, and Others,
By practicing 10 our schools The vslua-
be sugEest;0sss here given, and en-
desvor 70 be more energetic, earnest
and fSithful il our profession.
Reoiped, that We extssd our thanks
TO the citizens Of Red Cloud for the
hospitable manner 10 which ve have
been entertained ; also to tho school
board for kindly granting to - the Use
Of their bulldog.
Resoined. that our Secretary furnish
the Nebrnsts Tsoeker and the RED
CLOUD CBIEP for publication copy
Of .h, proceedings Of the Institute.
Singing Catch the SUNSHINE"
after which the Institute adjourned.
MRS. G. n. SuIrH. Sec.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-29
Notice.

To WHOM, it may concern. Az per-
sons are terhy notified that the NJ. r.
/. Ii. X. Company have become tired Of
,hi, wholesale slaughter upon their
tin! r., n the Republican Valley.
All from this ti~e forward We
prop e to protect a own Interests,
aud by 70 doing we think We shsN
protect the test Interests OF the set-
tiers. as We are convinced that there IL
n, timber in the Valley to spare.
Especially tn he drawn out ofthe State
or cut into lumber. or in any manner
wasted. Aud We hope all good cit
xtnS will consider these matters care
fuily and lend us their influence to
protect what I nber there may be lea.
j. q. LOT1RIooE
Land Com'r. N. =. Rsilw. ~.
2Sn6.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-29

Arrival and DePassase 81 Nails
frUm the Bed CSoad r. q.
JUxIArA leaves MONDAYS
Wedncsdsy's aud Friday Z 9. N.
Mail closed 9 p. m. Arrives Tues
day Thursday aud Saturdays p. NJ.
; HARVARD Leaves Tne-day's sd
Fridav's6 p. m. arrives Tuesdays
ID Fridays 5! p. N. Mail closed
81 g.. n.
Franklin. going east, Moudsy s
aud Ihursday's2 p. IN. Gong wet
Tuesdays aud Fridays 10 q. IN.
. PLEASANT HILL leaves Thursdays 8
a. M. Arrives Wednesday 4 p. IN.
Mail closed 3 p. ID.
JEWELL Kansas. arrives Fridays
II III. Leaves Friday ] p. m.
RussEf, Kansas. arrives Thursdays
IL a M. Leaves Thursday l p. m.
O.ic open from 4 until 6 p. N.
Sundays
All registered matter must be 10
the evening before the mails leave
NJ. Il. McNrTr. p. NJ.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-29

Tuesday afternooo ve were sur.
psiscd and very much pleased to see
Jacobson driving into sows. having
With him Hoe. james Laird md c. G
Babeeck. ~ Of Jssiata.
Hon. ". B. Thosss. Treasurer Il
Adams county. came down q Tasedly
il company With Hoe. L b. 1hosue,
q weaber to the COZ. Co. They Win
probably leave Tomorrow. Tha, ~
hope, vil soe be their last visit.
Wort on Martin Pspka's hoas
Is being pushed ahead rapidly b. Mil
Ter & Tinker, the architects
We looked 10 upon the Hesitate
last Fsids2 foreoooo. and fo1rd ahrge
nunber Of the teaches Of Websest
county in attendance and - plsassd
to note the interest," Dssifested b
those prescott, il the exercises aud
drifl to With they were snbjec,ed.
Mrs. Smith had charge ofa reading
clhse, asd eosducssd The aus 10 4
highly esedi,abls raoeer. Saperia-
tcndest Ksley oads few rsuarks
upca tie subject of sesshisg shildses
the art Of real;es. ssoestiea and spsIl-
,os. shieA vsss nshs - The point,
aud shoa1 Be Aes1sab y svssy tssehSs
presest We ueU arsy thst L ~
iMpaaibh 81 - - skheo1 n IL q,
erciscs. fon NsGsa0os spDnn
u IL uaOss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-29
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the uis,ricr Court IS he lst u
dlcai District 10 and for Webster Co.,
Nebrsska.
james LaDuc, plaintiff,
verSus
Edwin E. Cove
Z. Convey.
The defendant in the above action
viii take notice that the plaintiff
above mentioned did on the 10Th day
OF April, A. D. 1875. Gle his petition
in the shove named court. setting forth
that the said defendant Elwiu Il. Co
vcy. is indebted to the SAID plaintiff
for the purchase money of lots four (4)
Eve Isl. and six l6), in block Eve l5),
LaDuc's addition, 70 tho village Of
Red Clood, ewounting 70 the SON Of
forty-6ye ($4jl dollars, With interest
from the I'D day Of April, A. D. 1874,
and that plaintif claims . vendors lien
on lots 5 and 6 Of said premises.
Phietif asks Judgment for the san
Of forty46ve (t45j dollars, With inter-
en- from the ed day Of April, A. d.
1874. and that said lots Eve and s;x
Be aM to satisfy aid len. Defeed-
ssts ass reqsi-ed 70 appear end aus
cee g g 6sfoss Tie III day Of Juss,
A. b. 1875.
WILCOX & GILLaAn.
Att'ys for plaintiff
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Proceedings Of tbs Teachers Iast;tsts.
RrD CL.ouD. Anr;l %

NED CLOUDs Apni 20, 1919.
The Teachers Institute Of Webster
county met it the school house on
Thursday morning.
Called to order 1t II o'clock BY 70.
Supt., H. 8. Haley.
Opened by singing "WecomsS Sweet
Sunshine" Singing conducted BY
Mrs. Abbey, Maxwell and Mrs. Alma
Spriossr. Prayer following BY Rev.
A. Maxwell after which 70. Svpt,
made . few practical remarks in re-
gard to the object of the Institute /,
and announced the programme for the
afternoos session completing the or
e~anisstios By electiug a Secretary.
Closed BY singing Hold the Fort"
Adjourned until half past one
o'elock.
/. Afternoon session, opened BY sing
ing Come to the Savior. Exercise
in Geography, conducted by Z. W.
Springs.
SINGING.
Es6gcise in Mathematics, clearly
prsssntsd BY Rev. Z. Maxwell.
SINGING
Primary class 10 readioa led By Mas
Noble. &. w. Haley then illustrated
his views Of teaching Grammar; fol-
lowed by A. l. Burton's exercise in
photography.
Miss Noble was chosen critic. Closed
by slnging "Shsll We Gather at the
River. Adjourned until evening sec
sion 70 commence ct I O'Clock.
Evening session opened 1t ] O'Clock
By singing. Following this IN able
sddress BY Z. W. Springer, entitled.
''Tsachipg . Profession"
SINGING.
G. ". Kaley delivered declama-
tioa eatitled 't,omnoo School,"
Ma C. n. Smith read "a original
essay enGtlsd The Teachers Life"
SINGING.
A. L Burton favored ~ With seIeee
reading .Oty and Couaey."
Msss Wells then read . spiv osigi.
sal essay. Miss Noble read . sslecs
piece entitled 'Ossr The River"
Thea q s3drsa b. Rev. A. Max
veD-6ubisct, The reiatios Of IL
Tsashsr . The Recreatiea Of his
SeAo,ssA" Followed b IL spssi.g
Il the qssey box.
SINGING.
Adjourned until y O'clock d the
ooniae.
Morsise sessisa opsssd b singing
and ps.yer By C. W. Spsisgsr. Ren
vas ca,lsd Secresary's rspost nd
nd approved; thss fsnessd de NJ
iag Il ~ Cfieis's rspest. Rev. A.
Maxwell shsa resumed hs exeEesDs \
Mstheasties.-C W. SpsiassE. &C.
ogrsphy. A reading e-sssIss oos0aa-
q b. Mn b. 0U6A Afm VII
Sspk Kalsy oads aepsspsAas ~
oashs spss tAs sssssisy q tsseAias
IL children e)ocution.
! SINGING AND sa0u RBcEA
C. w. Kaisy eootisued ksezssoim
u GnDaar. al A. l. Bsrtsa. -
OEthagrspay.
0uoIy0
A1josrnsd until essaiae.
The ex.rcia0 Usss i~sk1nupts1 q
nsssday sflssnssa u the dsnsA q
d. Wli- ~ resumed ag1in =
~ $780,
Opasa - 6Gg "eMs1au
49, 13 sssG1D O1m16
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-29
SCHOOL LAND SALE.

Notise i hereby given that 90 the
10th day Of June, A. d. 1873, ct the
hour Of 10 q. NJ, st the Court HOUSE,
10 Red Cloud. Webster county, Neb..
| will offer for sale at public auction
TO the highest bidder upon the terms
fixed By the law. the following descsib-
ed school lands in said county Of Web
s&>e to-0t
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-29
DIRECTORY.

CONGREG ATIONAL CHURCH
Services every 6rst sWd third Sab,
baths of each month at He'd Cloud
and lnavale. 10 o'clock A. N. at
Red Cloud: 2 O'clock r. u. at To-
a,~e. Every second and fourth
Sahha,hs at Batin and Harmony
Precincts. Rev. A. MAxwxLL,
Pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH.-REv. THos.
= MrXLow. Pastor. Services every
fourth Sabbath at "a p. u.
SABBATH SCHOOL every Sabbath
monning at II An.
j. q. POTTER. Supt.
Prayer meeting sabbath and Thurs.
day everiag-. All held a. the tcoool
hon,e just north of town,
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-29
|, Notice to School Boards,
n DrsrsIcr SCHOOL BOARDS

To DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARDS:
You VIII please take notice that by
an act of the Legislature, approved
February 25,h. it Is made the du,y OF
School District Boards to furnish
Immediately to the County Clerk .
statement Of the amount OF Boads
heretofore issu d. and not already
Maid. the date Of each Bond. the rate
Of interest, aud when and where It
You viii make this etaseuent -
possible, add unless made in time
for the County Commissioners 70 levy
the t.x inquired 70 ray the interest
ga your bonds, no tax viii be levied
for that purpose.
The Law makes it the duty OF the
& unts Commissioners to levy the
tar n the came time other taxes are
levied ON the 6rst Monday in July.
> ~ order Of the Board Of Coanty
ComuissioserA
J. A. TuLLEv. Co. Clerk:
Red Cloud, April Z. 1875. Ae
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-29


Yesterday We we're glad to vel.
come Gen. Bowen. asd lady, end c.
r. Jones, IN Of Juoista. Gen. Bovea
gave Q short address 1t the meeting
last evening, which vas replete with
good sense and apt illust-s:icna.
The road west Of town is in q tsd
condition especially up towards the
''narrows." If our business mes hsss
any desire TO get the trade Of the vesa
part Of the counry, they must re to u
that the roads sse 10 good eoedities.
"A. J.. Rennecker has opsesd .
Aphssy just above the bridge. and will
keep the same running I'll summer.
He vill Be ready 70 supply fresh 6sh
n 81 times On the shortest possible
notice.
The crossing at Willow Creek. on
the Guide Rock rosd is said TO b in q
fearful condition. Il should b fixed
mp without delay.
-Ouiog to some changes 10 the
CRIEP. nov 10 progress, some sdver-
tisements do not appear in this issue
We hope next week to have every
thing in shape a2s'n.
Hons. james Laird and l.. B.
rborne, members elect to the Coosti-
sutional Convention arrived on Tues
ley, for the purpose Of addressing the
pc, Pc upon the topics incidental to
TIE coming con. con. Owing to some
Misunderstanding on . part, the
m Getting wcs postponed until last night,
y ben the rain interfered, and but few
v ,re out. These gentlemen, however.
GO We us a talk. pleasing and instruc-
tive. The interests Of Western Ne
br,: ka are safe in he hands Of Laird
and Thorne.
"A. j. Rennecker has re-opened
his hotel, six miles southwest OF Red
Cloud, on the road from Red Cloud to
Smith Center. He has opened . road
through his place which is open to the
public except for loose stuck. Uncle
knows how to keep tavern"
and will At al times be ready to keep
man or beast. To show tho amount
of travel on this route ve will state
that from Nov. Is. he has kept a
average Of over two hundred teams
per month.
&C. c. Babcock, Publisher ofthe
IL Gosette has been in town .
Of days. The Gazette is the
best and liveliest newspaper on the
line of the B. l. NJ. railroad, and We
more thaa glad to see Cotton OF
his 6rst visit to the valley.
The spellozoo,'c has not reached
Red Cloud, thou b there was . NUT.
Of the coming storm, at toe In
last week.
Webster county a produce the
best-looking set Of school ns'ams in
the State. Who wants to win . hat
on trst bet2
Lively times 10 town last week.
All the ''skuls" masters in the county
we're se7e. /
We learn that on or shout cleo
ticu day, Joseph CARRIER Esq, found
hiuself the rossessor Of sn undivided
! ter Est in . fius boy. He's going to
msk. . constitutional lawyer Of him.
1T appears that Capt. Zediker did
To-. &c. elected to the con. con. from
county, but Nh. Hartman Of
boo nioyton. 1t is said there viii be
q lively contest when the convention
meets.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-29

Joss 2. Bisek.l
!! -
jobs q. Potte-,
Elizabeth Posssr,
Alfred & Perry.
Jso0 u. 9ahvis,
"a 4. g.. SsAsas,,
n. B. kctchau,
and lsidoes Vel.
d0isg busisess under the
ssme Of Schassee ketchamk
Co. esd J. Z. Ogdss, &. T..
Buck and d. B. Harvey. do
ING business under the 6rm
Defeodasta
Alfred 4 Perry, A. N. Schus:es,
r.. b keechaa, I6d orc Well, J. q.
Ogden, 3. +. Book. and d. q. Harvey
noV resideos defeod.nss vill nxe Q
lice shse John r. Black al The c,assy
Of He'd Willow, 10 The Ses4e Of Ne
brssks, did % the Sch day Of April
1875, Gle his petition 10 the District
Court within s.d for the county OF
Webster. in the State or Nebrssks /;
sgainst The above samed defeodauss,
settiog forth that the said John O..
Potter aud Elisabeth Potter gave Q
mortgage 20 the said Alfred T. Perry
on lot ten tiO) 10 btock twenty SIX (26l
in the vills8s Of Red Closd. Neb., add
lots tee and eleven tl0 & I'D. 10 block
one ID, 10 kichardson's addition 70
Red Cloud, oil 10 said Webster county
70 secure the payment Of the suu Of
three hundred t30O) dollars. according
to certain notes referred to in .aa
mortssse, and also to secure A + Pe,Ls
against his liability on CERTAIN 10, D,
debts Of the said John g. Potter, and
Alfred l. Perry, assumed BY john G..
Potter, and that the said Alfred Il.
Perry assigned said mortgage to de-
fendsnt james N. Baldwin, and ,b.,
sid james N. Baldwin further ssixu-
ed ssid mortgage 10 plaintiff, and that
eiocs the giving Of said mortgage. the
dcfeodants composing The said 6rm OF
Schuseer, Ketcbam & Co, and j. q.
Ogden 4 Co., claim to have acquired
some interest il the premises % mort.
gagged, and praying that aaid John q.
Potter may paw the sum Of two huu.
dred (@2UOl dollars due plaintiff With
isterest from May 18th. 1874, OF that
sid premises may be sold to pay the
same. You and each Of you srs here
by notified to susver said petition on
or before the third Monday after the
18th day Of Nav. 1875
JOHN y. BLACK,
By WILCOX & GILHAM,
35-4t-$O Att'ys for Plaintiff.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-29
For Sale.

The Meat Market aG Red Coud.
This u . rood chance fos . oaa With
suaIl means to secure . god Ioestieo.
The building and what beloess there
to, together With the good v;l. i o.
Sesred soy cheap. 1sqaiFs ct this
Of6oa I'd.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-29
Nee ie:ti..-..

y No.ice is he.eby givee. That l wi
cy. n,ine MI pe, o q who n,ay desreto
. of-c them.eiscs rs Candidates Tor
{. .tcrs ~ he T. Nay or common
Araaois of the corris, ut ny Ofco IN
Red Good. on Inc isst Saturday OF
An.aSt, November. February aud
May. Z. >. kALEY,,
20. Superintendent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-29

No aods viii 30 sold for less than
seven dollars per acre nor les than the
appraised value thereof.
Said sale will Be adjourned from
day to day till I'll Of said lands have
been offered.
j. A. TULLEYs.
37-6 CLERK.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-29
TEETH! TEETHU

Sherer has a good set Of instruments
and viii extract teeth on shor, notice,
and in a that it will make it .
pleasure instead Of something to Be
dreaded. Give him Q call.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-29
Bargains In Ros0
ESTATE.


Have for sale choice tracts Of Ian ],
and good claima
All letters Of inquiry apswen d
promptly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-29
Cern Pianhrs.

Two two horse cora planters for sah
cheap. to dose out ny stock Of Agn
cultural implements.
S2-tf. ~. d. MCNiEI.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-29
WELLS! WELLSl

WELLS! WELSH
An wanting wells bored will do veil
to call upon w. W. HARVEY,
Inavale, Webster Co., Neb.
A.Good notes taken If desired.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-29
NOrICE

Taken up By the undersigned .ivisg
- 81. 9, 1, i2, Oh the Lh day Of
mil 1875; Ous back DaEs about
four years Old. when takss sp bad .
sae lied arusnd II !eft hi.d foos-ee
- uarka THoe. VAUGHN.
- I'D Cssd, Apsa Oh, 1879
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-29
LE0AL


II t;ae Dis6ic Court II The lst Ju-
dical Distnee, 0tats 81 Nsbresks with
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take ooties 1T IL plaisei9 Id -
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The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-29
NOTICE,

The semi-anual meeting Of the Con
greg ational Church Of Webster county
will be held at tho School House II
District No. l3, Batin Precisct, on
thursday and Friday, Nay 18th and
l4sh. 1875. A cordial iasitatioa ID
extended 10 all
REV. A. MAXWELL Psstor.
81 q BED Cloud, April 18th, 1875.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-29
NO. l..

NO. 1.
!GO acres decided lssd. Il miles east
Of Red C5osd. 80 ares good bottom,
grass land, balance smooth uplsodl
pgAirie, we'll watered. A bargain.
EO.2
A good claim Of I6O aces, thres
miles from Red Cloud, vel vstercd
and some timber. A few scres under
cultivation. Can be taken y . home.
stead.
NO. 3.
A good claim Of 80 acres, four miles
from Red Cloud, south Of The nves.
Timber and water.
For further particulars call on OF
address
WILCOX & GILLIAN,
RED CLOUD, NEB.