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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-01-29
Facts About the Human BODY.

The skin contains more than two mill
lion openings, which are the outlets Of
an equal number of sweat glands.
The human skeleton consists of more
than two hundred distinct bones.
An amount of blood equal to the
whole quantity in the body passes
through the heart once every minute.
The full capacity of the lungs is about
three hundred and twenty cubic inches.
About two thirds of pint of air is in
hailed and exhaled at each breath in
ordinary respiration.
The stomach daily produces nine
pounds of gastric juice for digestion of
food its capacity is about five pints.
There are more than five hundred
separate muscles in the body, with an
equal number of nerves and blood ves-
sells.
The weight of the heart is from eight
to twelve ounces. It beats one hundred
thousand times in twenty-four hours.
Each perspiratory duct is one fourth
of an inch in length, which will make
the aggregate length of the whole about
nine miles.
The average man takes five and one
half pounds of food and drink each day,
which amounts to one ton of solid and
liquid nourishment annually.
A man breathes eighteen times min
ute, and three thousand cubic feet, or
about three hundred and seventy five
hogsheads of air per hour.
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ROV Wanted

A few mornings since a lady living
on Clifford street answered the bell to
find bulky boy with an innocent face
aud peach-colored ears standing on the
steps. He explained he wanted to see
her husband, and she answered that her
husband had left for his Office.
81 am the boy who sweeps out all
the Offices where he is" said the boy as
he backed down the steps, "and this
morning 1 found letter in the big
scrap-sack."
Well, you can leave it," she re-
piled.
"I-I guess 1 hadn't BETTER" he half
whispered, as he showed the small pink
envelope.
"Boy-that is-boy, let me see that
letter p she said as she advanced and
extended her hand.
"Oh, 'twouldn't be 'zactly right,
ma'am, cause know he'd gin me fifty
cents.
"See here, boy" she said, as she felt
for the dollar bill left her to buy coffee
and tea, "you take this, give me the
latter, and don't say word to Mr.
about finding it."
81 don't believe it's much of let
ter" he remarked"
"Never mind-hand it over-here's
your money |"
"Mebbe there hain't a word OF writ
ing in it, ma'am."
Here-give me the letter-now
go /"
She took it and entered the house,
and the boy with peach. .colored ears
few down the street like cannit al
going to dinner.
In about forty seconds the woman
came out, looked up and down the
street, and the expression around hel
mouth was not happy and peaceful.
The boy had seemed to doubt that there
was any writing inside the envelope
but she was not quite prepared to teal
it open and find a printed document
commencing: Whereas, default hav
ing been made in the conditions of {
certain mortgage, etc, She wants tC
hold another interview with the lad
If this meets his eye he will please cal
between the hours of eight and ter
o'clock A. NJ when she feels the strong
est. Detroit Free Press.
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Suffering for n life Time.

Persons afflicted with rheumatism often sut-
fer for life tme their tortures being almost
without remission. The joints and muscles Of
such unfortunates are in most cases shOckingly
contorted and drawn ont Of shape. To afford
them even temporary relief the ordinary rem
edies often prove utterly useless. Hostetters 3
Stomach Bitters, on the other hand, is avouch-
ed by persons who have used it, to be genu-
inc source OF relief 1t keeps the blood cool by
promoting a regular habit Of body, and re-
moves from it impurities which, in the opinion
OF all rational pathologists, originate the ago
nizing complaint, and its kindred malady, the
gout. Besides this, the Bitters remedies dis
orders Of the stomach, liver and nerves, pre-
vent and eradicate intermittent and remittent
fevers, promote appetite and sleep, and are
highly recommended by physicians as desir-
able medicinal stimulant and tonic.
H. Baldwin, OF Monroe City, Ind, writes
under date Of Dec. Sd, 1877, that his wife used
DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription with won.
derful results. 1t effected her entire cure, after
several ply sicians had failed. The many sim
liar letters positively affirming that the Favor
ite Prescription had cured the diseases an6
weaknesses peculiar to women, induced DR.
Pierce 10 sell it under a guarantee Ladies
need no longer submit to useless and painful
local treatment. as the Favorite Prescription il
a safe, sure and speedy cure. Hundreds who
had been bed-rdden for years have been re
stored to perfect health By its use.
Chew Jaokson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-01-29

The island of Jersey, in the English
channel, produces a remarkable variety
of cabbage, called the Jersey COW cab
bage, which grows to the height of
three or four feet, and is cultivated for
fodder. The stalk, which is tall and
very straight, is often made into walk
ing. sticks, and, when smoothed off and
vanished, it is similar in appearance to
bamboo cane,
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Printed by B. Franklin
and ID. Hall,
1854.

This ancient greenback," " which is
very valuable, was found by some work
men who were investigating the interior
of an underground vault in Chester, Pa,
several years ago.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-01-29

A correspondent estimates William II.
Vanderbilt's income at 5000, 600 a week,
and prophesies that if this American
railroad king lives ten years longer he
will have an establishment, including
fiue pictures. fast horses, and all the ap-
pointments of luxury to degree which
will sutpass the widest dreams Of mod
ern ambition.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-01-29

The first printing office established in
Russia. in 1860, was destroyed by the
supersitious populace.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-01-29

A passenger in an Arkansas stage
coach rode throughout very cold day
in thin clothes, and was taken out stiff
and unconscious. He was thought to
have frozen to death, and a grave was
dug for him but the warmth of the
room IN which he was laid thawed him
out Just in time to save him from being
buried alive.
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CHEW
The Celebrated
''MAToHLEss"
Wood Tag Plug
ToBAOOo.
The PIONEER TOBACCO COMPANY,
New York. Boston and Chicago

For bronchial, asthmatic aud pulmonary
complaints Browns Bronchial Troches :"
manifest remarkable curative properties.
Twenty-Five cents box.
For upwards OF thirty years Mrs. WINBLOW'B
SOOTHING SYRUP has been used for children
with neV er-failing success. It corrects aoidity
OF the stomach. reioves wind collie, regulates
tbs bowels, cures dyssptery and disrrhms,
whether arising from teethiug or other osusee
~ nd and well-tried remedv. AZ eta. a bottle
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TIMELY TOPICS.

A school board in Michigan has ORDER
ed 100 copies a month of popular chill
dren's magazine, TO be used by the little
folks in the primary schools instead of
text books.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-01-29

The individual who was accidently
injured by the discharge of his duty is
still very low.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-01-29

II you are satisfied to have poor organ, or
run the risk OF having poor one, take any
organ that is offered you. But II you desire to
be sure of having the very best. insist on having
a Mason Il Hamlin, and do not be persuaded to
teke any other.
TIE channels for the exit Of impurities from
the syetem must be kept unobstIucted or de-
p'orable const quencey win follow. DIR. Motifs
Vegetable Liver Pills, by restoring the bow ols
to an active condition, act as a cleanser Of all
the bodily huids Moreover they render the
digestive and assimilative organs vigorous
rouse the liver, and purify the hillary Secretion
As oathartic they are infinitely TO be preferred
to the dangerous blue pill. Sold by druggists
Catarrh is the forerunner OF consumption
consumption means death. Juniper Tar Cigar
ottts are the only common-sense, pleasant, cei'-
tain cure for Catarrh Asthma, Colds and
Hosrseness. Price 25 cents sold by all drug
gists. Mailed on receipt OF price by Liebig
Chemical 90. 9 Barclay ST., New York.
Kantners Illustrated Book of Objects for
Crildren, containing over 2, 900 engraviugs OF
everyday objects with their names, making the
siml lest, most agreeable and effective method
for tie preliminary instruction OF children
Price, in hoard, $1.01; cloth, 81 30. Oanvsssers
Wnnte :. Lee 4 Walker. 11lS Chestnut st., pnila.
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A farmer at Arnold, England, being
enraged at the presence of skaters on
his pond, conceived the brilliant idea of
breaking mp the ice by harnessing up a
horse to heavy iron roller and driving
over it. The experiment was eminently
successful, and but for the assistance of
the skaters he and the horse would have
remained at the bottom along with the
roller.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-01-29
The Original g WGreenback. 4"

Mr.. Mason, Philadelphia dealer in
old and rare coins, has piece of paper
money which he values very highly, as
it may be termed the cornerstone of our
greenback system. It's size is about
three inches by two. The paper is stiff,
although brown with age. One side
reads as follows:
THREE PENCE.
73,319 Three Pence.
This bill shall pass current for.
g pence within the Province of Pennsyl-:
.vania, according to an Act OF Assembly:
made in 4th year Of King George III:
Dated the
18th day Of June, l764.
English coat: Three Pence
OF Arms. j. w. Wharton
| ''''''''' ''s''''''' '''''''' ''.s'.''''''
On the diverse side the words "three
pence are printed in each corner. In
the center is the statement, in clear,
deep type:
,''''''''''''' '''''''''s'''' 's.
Printed by B. Franklin
l. and d. Hall,
1854.
''''s' 'sss'''s ssss.. .sss..s.ss..'
This auoiank 60 c,.aa,, bool- - ..l..oL :;
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-01-29
Special Announcement.

The most important series Of illustrated papers which
has appeared in SURIBNER'S MONTHLY snSe
The Great South " by Edward KING, will be series
on Brazil, TO be brought out in SCRIBNER during
the year 10. The articles will be of great practical
value in respect to the commercial relations be.
tween this country and Brazil, and expense will be
spared in matter and illustrations. This series will
alone be worth the subscription price of S4.O0 year
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-01-29

John Olive, Nebraska herder, had
murdered several of his enemies, and it
was deemed desirable to arrest him, but
it was hard to get anybody TO undertake
the job. He always had gang of his
ranchmen close at hand, and was free
with threats of vengeance on anybody
who molested him. At length Billy
Nichols bargained to capture Olive for
$780, It was Olives custom to go to
Plum Greek once a week for letters.
Nichols stationed himself in the post
Office, with four companions chosen from
the relatives of the men whom Olive
had killed. When Olive entered he
found himself looking into the muzzles
of five revolvers, and wss commanded to
hold up his hands. He surrendered, and
was quickly hustled out OF sight. His
ranchmen, as they struggled in one by
one to see what had become of him,
were caught in the same manner.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-01-29

1t is most amusing to hear the excuses
made by ladies on board a steamer when
they begin to feel the roll of the ocean
wave. They are as follows "Tll go
down for dinner" "The wind has
blown my hair so that I'll have to go
below and fix it." "It's very close out
here" How damp the deck is" "The
glare on the water almost blinds me. I"
Glow cold the sea air is it chills me
to the marrow of my bones" Chow
very warm," and so on.
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hew Jaokson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-12-18
NOTICE.
"a TlNuj Nab Ds

Red Cloud. Neb., Dec. 18th, 1879
To unknown owners or occupants Of the
hereinafter ie~Ti5,i property.
You are hereby notified tha: an IN
divided halfEl Of lots numbered one lil
two (2l thre t3l four "a five t5l and ~
(6l in block number one ~. An un1i
viied La,f q Of lots numbered orc ~
two t2i three 81 fur ~ Ave 81 ,ix ~
fourteen IA fifteen ISL sixteen is sew
enteen IN eighteen t!Sl nine Re e n (l9l
snd twenty t2ol 10 block number two ~
An undivided half of lots numbered
twenty-cne 81 twenty-five , and
txenty-threc rs in blcck number three
TSl, all in Richardson's addition 10 the
town Of Red Sloud, Webster o,1nty Ne
5ra.ka.
Tie above described lots was, On the
2oth day Of November, 1877, sold ~ prl
va,e sal, ihaviug been previously offered
al public sale and not sold for want U:
bidders to Nm. b. Thorne. for the de-
liud1ent tax of the year 1875, for seyen
d1Iiars and eighteen cents Sis be nc
the amount Of delinquent tax thereon tOi
aid year, 1873. and that the time Of re-
ieulp,ion expired on the 9oth day o.
November. 1879, and that unless -sii lots
are redeemed from such tax sale on 0. be
fore January 1T, lsS0. a deei vii b,
demanded and Issued for said describe !
hts to I'm. Il. 1nvrne. lie haIug the
lawful VIE Of tax-sale certificate foI
said lots.
wv. b. TuoRNE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-12-18
The religion. =usa-s:;s;o.s &C Eas.an;
4 :as 18Th a., .9:i caa.s-;a.,

1t is astonishing what ignorance and
superstition prevailed among the masses
OF the ~sulject Of ~religian. AMI that in
countries as enlightened as Great Brit
ain down to the verge Of modern times.
Talk of the Superstitious of the middle
ages, and Of the Citholics,-we NAV
come nearer home, In protestant ElS
land and among the protestau.s OF Eng
ian even a. the commenccme nt of the
presnt century, belief, ard practice. o D.
tanned ofwhich an average catholic of our
country would be heartily ashamed.
Stories of witches. hoteoblins, fairies,
and fairy circles, the wrath of the rhi-
been,-the white eat, tie black dog
the corpse can lie, the spectral Funeral
were related 10 god faith by old
people to children at the FIRE side on
dark winter righiS-I well remembc,
how when a little boy | used to listen
to them, till | shiyered with a dread awe
aud drew closer within the circle, and
threw a gIarce, ever and anon over my
shoulder,-expec!ing TO see something
weird and uuacauny appear. And yet
somehow, with all the fear and horror,
and inconvenience of running home with
INV eyes shu. til | ran into the again AID
again, such was the charm that such stor-
les had for me- that l resorted hight
after night 10 the cd farmhouse q m.l
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-12-18
Legal Notice.

t. James L. Ball ami Mary r.. Full. non-resi-
dent drfen lants.
You are hereby notified that en- the 10Th
day nf October. 1879. III" Wheeler and WiIs"r
Manufacturing Company fled it, petition
agaisst yau in the Office &c the clerk Of rhe Dis
'TIrt Count of the Firth Julicisl District. hid
within AMI for the county ot Webster and Stat.
tf Nebraska. the object a.i prlvT of Shich pc
: ton is :nit an acCountirc may 30 taken Of
the amounts dec 70 Wheeler 4 " iisou Manu-
f'ctuTiG- COMPANY upon - certain pTnmisory
note ami nbri:ic- executed by James Il. Bu,l
snt Mary T.. Bull to Wheeler 4 Wil-r1 Mann
flc:uroin- Company. amounting TO the SUN -
$500. dated April 18th. Is. Si:h interest At
l. re- cent. f-om April 18th lS79. aIsp an strnr-
ucy's fee. Said mortgage beng uPnn the fol
lowing described Real Eststc. tT-wlt: The west
hall; Of ncrt5Scst quarter - aut tn" west
haiti Of southwest quarter ~, of section -
in T'nSaship tws - nC-lh oc range tselvc l.
wes; Il the 9th l.. H.. in Webster c-arty Ne
tras.I. said petition als0 pays tn e .,,i mort
g,ee he fnrecI sci ant the lands and ,cne!ouats
therein dercribcl &c -Clj, the proceeds # slut
sale BE- applied 10 thc plyEel: of the ISoTe de-
scrihci degt.
You are also notified TIA tualcS. you ap:ear
and answer said petition % or before IN. second
day O: February. \. II. i>Sl. your dctaul. viii De
entered ard judgement rcndtrcd thereon rs
prayed.
lists HALEY DEoa. -ttt'ys for Pitts.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-12-18
-...e, ?:.sa. AZ Peru e..

-.-:a, ?c.;e. AZ Peru
The invention &c that superior AMI com.
p,ett sew !ng mac inc t~thc"Fami!y Sew.
IuE machIgcb mark. Que NJ the nos, i'm.
pa tant era- IA the history If machinery.
and when VIZ consider II, great usefulness
ani extremely low Price 50, IL /, very
dI,hcult to conceive OF any invention tor
domestic Use ui m0,e or even equal M
pOrtauce ~ tlmIIc-. Ii ha. rTca, cap4rj-
IS for work leangIiu.. smooth and glirt
movement, rapid exception, cpr'uIr'y ard
delightful cas' 81 operation, thar al one
commend 1t above all Othsr,. The vark
III. parts ave all Il cl. strong aai duIanir,
and Will Inst a htc time, the tobLlu- holj
lnD wards of thread. the stitch l. the firm
rst 81 all stitches male. Ucat and regular.
nj can tc Tegui ted IN "a morn"nt u sew
stitches from an inch ~ length on cnar-e
mitrrIat Il WI tn the finest, - Irtini'r.I
mai ~ To lie hlr.!ly li~crIn,hlr with the
naked eve. and with \ ripIdi'y rendering
II Impossible To count them A. tl>t D.
made; 1t has more attachments than s1y
other. and j. does to vcrtec'I1n al kind
o!hnIv5, coar... PLAN, tine. or fancy
needle work with ease, and far les labor
than required on other machines. Il
needs no commend ,tIon. the rlpri sales,
Increasing demand, and voluntary Groom
lIm- from The pres, aud the ;hou>abi-
Of families who Use them. amply testify
to their uudout,ci worth a, q standard
anG reliable house necessity, extending ~
popularity each dav. Machines sent
~snywhere to he examined before any mon
il pill. AGENTS WANTED by the Com
paDy. Address them tor Information.
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE CO,
7Itiy 10 BROAwAY. NEW YORK.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-12-18
Among0ur Neightors.

-Fn. CHTEF -.hEcT leay ing 81.
Steers srhoo! we took srr cour-e to.ar,
r Eis'. Ne. -. We visited our worth,
Comfy CDa4rn I--iorCr elect. a-d cguu,
hrm II home surrounded riih fair har
vests 81 grain oui corn. lie la. i lary,
flock oF,heer, amprc ELIch We ,aw .oy
eral g"sts, ..~ several Lad offne ctrtl,
aHa horses. The INNS in til. section
suffered considerably from tie effect. o,
the hal storm. whi~h occurred , afic,
cur Red Cloud tempest, breaking down
the corn and wLea, aal lesseuing tho
CROP very much.
We visited Mes Lima Nays school
This district has 4 good school hon-e. and
the patrons Of the school are ge:Im; ,he
benefit Of good instruction f,r their chill
dren ills winter. Miss May left the
school room at Red Cioul to engage in
teaching herself. anl by roiug fresh
from practical work in school. she is able
to carry the cnrha-iasm TO her pupils.
Leaving No. - We vent 10 the after
noon r. Dist. No. - where Miss Ella
mn
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The Red Cloud chief., 1879-12-18
rES.a- Notice.

To Amanda Pinker,on. rou-rosiient. &C.
PENDANT. You are hereby notified taat Oh TIE
an dav Of pecsnber. 4. d. lS7a. Johu Pinker-
ton filed his petition against you IA the. Caee o:
the District Court Uf " ebs.eT toUnty Nebraska.
The object and rrayr of which petition i elsiu-
ing Of you Z decree of divorce from the bCnis If
narrimony on the = round of wiliul desertiTD,
You are therefore aoSi al that unless you an
SEer to said ~pctitina on or before the second
day U I February. 4. D. ls>0, your de.sult vii
30 s7;sryi and ,atZenen: geoaerei tScrena
-ls5 V. {. Case, Any ;or PIE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-12-18
Land orce a, BLOOMINGTON Ycb Dec. 9th. /

Land oEcc at BLOOMINGTON Nch Dec. 9th. l.7a
Notice j. hereby given that the fpI'owir,
named settler has ilcl notice % his intention -
make haIl proof III SUPPORT Of hs claim. and
Secure final entry thereof at the expiration fl
thirty day from tn date az thls notice. w:
fuyusr .H.Ire. tor thu northwest quarter %
section = town ! range - west aud uamGs the
flioWirg l. his Witnesses. VHE II ri Bu-.hDv
Angus, BIuweuthal and William Mort. sll e..
Glue I'LL Neb.
I,clsJLDib =. ". SW TIER Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-12-18
I'D GoY'tJava'' at Roby's'

For Pittci Plums, and Cherries. Al
den Apples, Cal. Is Peaches, SeeileSs
and nlcr Box Eai-ins, aui every thiuy
else that's m3c - to w. b. R,by's. If
-Ci.as. f. Putnam who keeps the
-Four d; Feed store has ais, a full line 81
Groceries, canned fruits. green and dried
'lul'S ct all kinds Consistently on hand al
prices that ATE bound to sui, his numcr,
Gus customers.
We are informed that the two Sab
bath Schools of this place have united ia
the work of preparing a Christmas Tree.
1t is intended that ALL the children con
ncctCd with the Sabbath schools shall re-
ceiye presents.
MONEY TO LOAN. on good
Farms at 10 per cent interest. No com
mission. D.. :. Coombs. at Cour.
House, Red Cloud. i7tf
Santa Claus" should call and &c,
presents for the children at Mrs. Nc
B.ile's.
A stock Of nice fresh candy just
opened at Roby's.
Beautiful Holiday goods at X. ID.
Yeisers'.
Nice hats AMI bodncts for the Christ
mas trade at Mrs. McItrilc's.
Go to W. Il. Roty's for your choice
confectionery FOR Christmas, afresh stock
Just opened up. Next to the ''o!d Court
House"
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-12-18

Lat! Cfco at Bloomington Neb. Dec. 9th ls7o.
Notice is hereby given that the fUoviry
nlrrei settler has filed notice ot his intention {.
make iin,l proof ia SUI port Of his claim. and
secure final entry thereof At tho expiration OF
thirty fSys from the DAT %: this notice.. viz:
Siilirm hOgt. for tn. >"Uth wet Quarter of
section II town ! range 10 west. RnI name, tn
following ~ hs wItncss">. viz X AL Rusrhov.
Frank G. Suschow and William Torfcr. III! OF
Blue NIll Ngb.
Gesl :. W. vrrzER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-12-18
Land Office 4, bloomington Neb. Dec. OH. -,

LAM 'Hlcc II IIDotniaStnn Ncb. Dec. 9th. lf9
Notice IL HEREBY Ciycu that the following
named settler hns fled notice of his intention TO
make final proof IA >urI'nr; of hlS cain. aud se-
cure Email entry thCreu! ~ the expiration Of
thirty days from the date Of this notice. viz:
william TOPPER. for the -. W. Sec. II r. I
r. ID weS'. and names The folk irs a. his VII
nsss.,. viz: ksrI Buschow. Frank {. PuschOw
auD William kort. all Of ue iliii Ncb.
Gtcls4nib =. VI. SMiTIER. Reg SER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-12-18
:. ". SwIrIEz. Register.
Laul ofc~ at Bloomington Ncb. Dee

Notice = hereby given that the Gllowiu1
n1InrI se'ti"r lu. fled notice ~ his intention -
maze tIIi orVui in support Ui his claim. and
secure iual cT'Ty thereof - The expiration Of
ib'Tty days frDrI the date of this MOTTO. viz
haIl h"-' IA ". for IA" slUtuw".; lGrarc5 81
sc'Jluu { town agn ! Tsncc 10 west. and ramr-
the following ~ hr- witnesses. viz: William
TOPPER. August liumCEtLaI and " i.lisu kcIt.
ali Of Blue If Ii Ncb.
decl.aulb ;. W. SWIrZER. Ec. ter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-12-18
NOTICE - .Ei.EEiS.

Notice is hereby given. that I will sIsssine
all persons who nay desir. 20 offer themselves
ga ca1iidaros tor teachers OF the primary or
com moa schools Of Webster county. al RED
Toad on tire frs. saturday o. each Iloath a.
zine o'clock a. Ii. sharp
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-12-18
Land 0sice a. T!oomcus.5n Sch. Pee. s,h :,

Land ptlCc ~ B!o"mcrE;on Sch. ier. !ji -
Notice i hereby given 'hat tho follasipc
| uamct settler has fici notice IT hi> intention -
mike final proof IN support "f trS clrI,n. and
secure tiIsl entry thereof at The expiration 81
thirty day from the late II this notice. ~:
Irc!eTi5k i,cbcrt. tor To" suuthtaE, quarter
o dissection - town : rarEe iu west. aid name,
the GliU"l5G as his WitLcS-c-. VIZ: haH luz
chow. Frank c. hu.rhow anu William Ioyicr
aii -: Ilgs Hill Neb.
JeclSSulj :. ". SNITZER. Register.