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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-04

Dr. KsLB. Mss. September 8.
To-day the Chisholm murder cases were
| called up in the Circuit Court. The de-
frndAnts moved 10 au2sh the indictments.
but the motions were oFsrrnlsd. The
State and defendants then announced
themselves ready for trial, and special
Senlres VI IS jurors were drawn in each
case The first sase to be tried is that Of
Henry s. Gully. for the murder Of Miss
Cornelia Chisholm, which is SET for Fri
day The other cases viii be tried ne1t
seek- General Woodford will remain here
until the close Of the trials, but Will take
no part in the proceedings. He came IS
Al escort for Mrs Chisholm, now 8 clerk
IN the Treasury Department at Washing
ton, and . witness for the prosecution.
Experts Of Produce.
Nav foEKs September 8.
The exports Of domestic produce from
New York during the week are the largest,
on record. 1881 SIS against S7.e25.a33
for the corresponding week last wear. and
y, 26l .095 Of the year previous. OF this
weeks total nearly 5000. 900 went to Iiy-
erpool and London alone. The total since
January Let is S320.55 745 against S223,.
0ss, 6s5 fur the same time last year.
A divorce Ease Coming.
NEw YoRx. September 8.
Three Of the morning pap~rs continue
publishing specials on the Sprague affair
md concur in representing the likelihood
Of the case soon coming b-fore the courts.
MS spi Aguss whereabouts is not definite
~ stated.
Captur, a Republican
Stronghold.
W.T. Nrxa-nk nj Sm~A-l-
The municipal election Yesterday resulted
in . Democratic victory. Henry Shsrnlev
was elected President Of the CITY Council
BY Ss4 majority. and John Guthrie Civ
Treasurer by lS3 majority. The new Conn
ell will stand fifteen Democrats and six
Republicans.
Butlerss Campaign.
BosToS. September 8.
The Democratic State Central COMMITTEES
hAs decided that it c4nnot recognize tue
bufssf party as Democrats, but that . rom
venuon viii b. he'd soon TO which all DEM
ocrats are cordially invited to send dele
gates. Albert Palmer hss accepted an in
vitanon 20 preside. The Butler Conven-
uon wuu be held at Worcester on the 18th.
Receipts Of Coli.
NV YoRx. September 8.
Irisaa from Hamburg to-day brought
l.466. ooo francs snl the Gallia 500, COO in
gold bars from London.
Heusten Quarantine Case.
HorsroS. Texas, September s.
Yesterday Judge Jones gave the quaran-
tine breakers = hearing on writs Of habeas
corpus. and discharged the prisoners, he
Judge holding that the Board Of Health
hsa ne pswss 70 sselars : quarantine IA
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NEW YoRK. September 3.
The Worlds Washington special notes
the arrival Of DR.. r. b. Bradford. Of Gin
~cinn2si, from White Sulphur Springs,
where be had an exhaustive interchange Of
views with General Geary. Of South Caro-
lima: General Cabell, of Virginia; General
Toombs. ~ Georgia. and Governor Mat
thsws, OK West Virginia. TSo=I says the
split in Georgia resulted from a local and
personal consideration, and will not int r
fere in any way with harmony in all mat
tiers relating to the Presidsnc He thinks
Thurman would be acceptable TO Georgis-
Cabell says either Thurman or BAyaFd
would receive exceptional support in Vir-
ginia. Matthew'S says that West Virginia
will upport enthusiastically shomsosyeE
the National Convention may choose.
Gsary i confident that tie nominee Of the
Convention, from whatever quarter or
shade OF Democratic belief, viii receive a
majority Of from 1900 Il $4,000 votes in
south C2rolias- Bradford expressed him
elf surprised and grAtifed at the unanim-
ity OF the South upon all vital political
questions. and at its freedom from Sec
rionzl prejudice npon matters affecting the
National interests.
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AExFEIs- September 3.
Nine cases vsrs reported this morning.
-Four deaths have occurred since las. night.
NV ORLEANS, September g.
Fred Wercks. ssed 81. is reported sick
wirh the fever. He was taken sick August
18Th The Board Of Health requests tie
physicians 10 make an immediate and care
ful report Of al suspicious cases, that the
Board may test as far IS possible the Ell
ciencT OF such preventive and restrictive
measures Againss the spread Of the disease
as may be recon rs ndel by science OF jusi-
aed by experience The Beard also re-
quests the physicians ssfsndig persons d.
ing OF the yellow fever 10 args upon their
friends the earliest possible burial.
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EnElis1 Immigration.
49, w. c--

NAV lUEA~ oSIttIEF 3.
Tbs Earl OF DGs raven. who arrived with
several other English noh men yesterday,
goes ksncs to-day TO look after his prop
erty in Colorado. He Is accompanied BY
the Earl Of Cale1on and Lord Rodney,
both Of the FIRST Life Guards, for a hunt
ing expedition Being asked By World
reporter Il sny English farmers had emil
grated to Colorado, he replied no.; he
thsnghs ii was not particularly adapted 10
farming. and thought the emigration 81
English farmers 10 America was not likely
70 increase, the causes NOW compelling
them to leave home being only Temporary
n their nature.
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N~&@s1 1cFtSHu<I o.
Yesterday Judge Jones gave the quaran-
tine breakers = hearing on writs Of habeas
corpns. and discharged the prisoners, he
Judge holding that the Board Of Health
haa ne pswss 10 aselars ) quarantine pn-
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Polls closed Il Is minutes TO 7 o'clock,
l.l5o votes being cast. The result is
douhtful- The impression is that Perkins
leads TINT election passed with sut dis
turbance and harmony prevailed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02
From Inavale.
INAVAIE. Sert- o.

lNAvAIE, Sept. %, 1879
il seems a little strange that NJ effort
has been made to e. up a fair in this
county thi. fall. ! hear 4 great many in
quiiiny about it, and each one has 4 theo-
~ Of HE own as TO the cause Of the fail
ure. Some Of the people in the north
part Of the county think i, i. because
there has been nothing raised in he val
ley, but we who i've here know better
than ii at. there could be found first class
vegetables Of all sorts, 10 make d better
exhibit ION of such things than they had
at tie Hastings district fair. there was no
better show Of grain and vegetables than
we had last year, and that WIS the poor
est we ever hal. But the great charm Of
the floral hall at Hastings was the flowers
and house plants, they even took the at
~tention of the p oplc from the speech
which was being read by j. Sterling Nor
ton, As they passed along near where he
was, they would stop a moment to hear
what he was saying, and as il was always
some fault finding of the govcrnmen.. the
university or some other Institution, they
would listen no longer, but 20 right on
talking about the flowers. Ii there was
an effort made and premiums offered, We
We might make up a respectable aud in
teresting exhibition of house plants in
this county, for there are some in almost
every house.
| should Ike to know what il the ma
ter with the officers Of the society that
they did not get cut the premium list as
usual. Perhaps they are too much en-
gagged in polite.
Work has coumencad on the bridge at
this place and it makes business for our
commissioner.
A new Day has come among US 10 the
person of 4 young man from Iowa, broth
er of A. y. Day of this pl &c
Politics has sub,ided for the present.
noticed quite an exodus of hogs from
Hog Hill last Saturday. BErsEY
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02
Sale Of Mortgaged chattels

WHEEr.s. Herbert Fullmer. VIM. Hoi,son.
VIM a. Moore, on the lst FAY OF April, 4. ID.
1879. executed an l delivered 20 Parde1 and Ne
Donald a cSsttsl mortgage dated on md DAY up
on the following described personal property:
one span Of grey horses. about fifteen hands
high. one >pan Of mules. one # them a mare.
'Ela,E tl- other a horse black mixed wiki
white hair about fourteen ha Dis high. mare 2
! Years oid. hyrzr : years old. ~ secure the pay
ment of one hundred AMI eighty dolla-S on the
1T day of November, ls-9. which mortgage was
duly ti-i in the Office of Recorder Of Deeds.
Jewell CNcaty, k&nsas, on the sth dsy OF April,
A. II. lS.A.
AMI. whereas-aS i-faui; has been male in the
/ payment of the money secured by saId Chattei
! Mot gage.
Now. thersf re-. notice i. hereby given that in
pursuance Of tAe Statute in such cases. m lie aud
provided. the SAID Chsttel Mortgage viii be
fnrsclesa by sale Of the property therein de-
! scrIbai. q: public aurti n in the town Of Red
Cloud. on Saturday. the lith day Of pr'-ber. A.
D.. 1879. at O'Clock in IN -ncrnoau Of saii day.
nr as much thereof as shall be necessary II sstis-
~ the ssii sum Of one hundred anu eighty dol
lars with interest and costs ami expenses OF sale
! ualeSS ia. same shall he sooner p@ii.
PUspES & MCpOS-ID. Mortgages.
/ Fly q. {. Css<. Attor.ey.
Dated at Rcd Cloud. September l.. lS-a. &C..
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02
Our Washington Letter.
WASHIHGTON, ID c.,
Sa,t ~ 1870

Sept. ~, 1879.
The South Carolina bulldozers. under
the coaching Of Hamburg Hampton and
Hamburg Butler, hayc begun the cam
paign of 1854 with a vengeance. Some
days ago Frederick Nix, postmaster at
B!ackvillc, Barrwcll county, was shot
while in his Office distributing the mail.
Nix is a colored man, AMI had been re
Gently appointed. lie is chairman Of the
Republican party Of Barnweli county and
the most active and influential I;epubli
can IN that county. The shot was aimed
to kill hin, but did not; it pierced bis arm
and passed across his breast. The press
of the state have failed TO mention the
occurrence, and when appealed to the
local Authorities refused 20 take cogniz
ance of the affair, although the perpetra
tor is We'll known as one Of the leading
Democrats of the county, having the
confidence" Of Hampton and Bu,!er.
[, appears that when Nix WIS appointed
Hamburg Butler protested that he was
distasteful TO the best Citizens" bu, the
p. NJ. General refused to hear to him,
Nix bring well recommended. This is
Buffers way Of r. moving" al obnox-
ious officer, but it failed. The Govern
ment will now probably make 4 rule to
I olnt-h ,Ncf aAaa- nn.raf- ~ ,fasne
| whore the local aulhori;i IS W Il not pro-
tect the post master. Northern people,
and especially democrats, VII take notice
of this determined effort on the part OF
Southern democrats to so!idi:y the South
by the shot gun process. We shall have
plenty Of timely warnings Ike this to ac,
upon Ia 1880.
IL has leaked out here that the demo
Gratis got into a lively quarrel the other
day at the meeting Of their national com
mi'tee. Mr.. Thompson, Thirman's man
aSer, tried TO assure the committee that
the d mocrats would carry the legislature
in Ohio if nothing more, aud concluded
that after all Gen. Ew;ng's election would
be 4 matter Of minor Importance com
pared with iHsUrlng the return Of Mr.
Thurman TO the Senate. This provoked
war9 responses from SOM, of the mem-
berS, who informed Thompson that if the
Thurman men we're PLAYING that game
they would fn5 that Ewing's friends
could trade "a fast and as successful.
High words followed. a i there was much
i'll feeling, which viii have a bal effect on
the democracy and a corresponding good
effect Gu the country.
WhenCongrcss assemblies an eFcrt will
he made to extend our postal aud CON
mercial facilities by government aid. A
partial plan failel last year through pre-
juice and misun~l e.s;andiug. but the
plan will DC enlarged So as TO reach al in
tefeS;s and extend i commandments to
all foreign markets, in order to increase
the demands For our products. South
america is a r'h n7rke, Or al our sur
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02

rlls, manufactured or natural. bu, the
iroublc j. that Eog.aa4 has such 3 me
noply tia; private enterprise c,ouo; eom
pete wish il. The Epsli.h merchants
have had the benefit Of government; all.
and ours cannot be expected 81 s1ccsei
against such odds unless sonc legislation
i.grantei ;tem. W. bus largely 10 South
America AMI pay &c 0Oo,eOJ cash per
year for cUgec alone. while We DO ID, eel
one sixth Of tha, amou.;ofail our good.
Ia fact, mos: e our good h.yc 20 be s2G
through Bri'i,h agents and carried b.
Bri.ish ships, has giving foreigner. tie
larger par, OF profit a-uuias from cur
own labor and enterprise. This j. Al ia-
justice to our artisans aoi our capitalists
alike AMI ough; 10 he renciiel.
Tie news from ell quarters continue.
good for the Republicans. who are doing
splendid wo:k, and taking advantage o.
democratic blenders all quarre's. Next
year. as a result. you may look confident
y for a soli1 Rerublicaa North and 4 clean
sweep OF President. Congress sai State
Governments. This j, not boas,iug Ig;
i, the ma ural tendency OF prosperous and
improving times. REP.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02
Land Office at Bloomington. Neb.,

NFII VNNE- INF|.
Notice is hereby given tba; the fol-
named settler has fled no ice O.
his intention 10 make final proof 10 sup
port Of his claim. and secure final entry
thereof a, the expiration Of thirty days
from the date of this notice, yiz:
Johann Himmelberg. 70. the southeast
/ seaien ,. town 5, range wCst, and
the fOl.oEing as lis Witnesses. viz:
Oven Lsll-y of Webster county, Neb.,
and William Ross Of Nuckolls county .Net.
/, ct1 ct3O s. ". SWIIZER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02
DARING BURGLARY.
TIE f:s. c!!.:E sacEE. NJ: az.
Ascv7 Ss:0.co s!:LE., sEs.cIsA
ETy5Ea CO REGISTERED
LETTER.

Last Monday nigh, the pos; ofEce 10
this village was broken into ty burglars.
who effected an entrance through the
from: dooy Of the Store room by mean. o:
burglars tools, they passed through the
store aud broke oren the door leading in.
TO the post office, after which they p-o-
ceedei 10 denolIsh the safe which con.
,ained the wealth. They prepared then
selves for the demolition Of the saf- b.
first breaking into Mr.. IIamp,on's bilck-
smith shop aud appropria;inS a sledge
hammer AMI a small hammer with a shor,
edge used for cutting hot iron. The safe
usel in the post OF e il a .lnall one with
a common combination lock which was
easily demolished by means Of the heavy
instruments used and the evident xii! Of
The partie. using them. The thorough
and complete In4uner IN which the break
ages we're effected and the robbery com
mi:tel, confines u that the persons
engaged in il are experienced hands at
the business aud il will tax the ingenuity
and vigilance Of the Special Agents to
effect their capture.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02
Ftn0I Notices.
Lard Office at Bloomington. Neb., ,
Son. 2uth ~.

Notice is hereby given hat the fol
loving named settler has filed notice OF
his ~iuteniion 10 make dnal proof in sup
port of his claim, and secure final entry
thereof At the expiration Of thirty day.
from the date Of this %notice, viz:
Pane! G. Metca'f, for the southeas; j
section 81. town ,, range II west, and
names the following as his witnesses, VIZ.
Levi Moore. of Red Cloud. Neb.. and
Charles III. Potter, Of Red Cloud, Neb.
oct25ct30 5. W. SWITZEk, Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02
LaE3 rfi,- st Bloomington N-b.
g.. s.I TC-a

Notice il hereby given that H.. follow ng
named settler hes f1el notice of HE Intention "a
make frsl proof in support ~ hfs claim. and
secure fn1! entry thereof NJ the expiration q.
thirty days cenIn the late 90 this uo;ieo. yix:
Samuel NcN'nn. for the sru'h-c.s. aaa-ier
section p t-wn , range n wet. and nrr.es the
fo'IGwInZ a. his witnesses, via: Henry vs.. Rose
Of Red cloud Web. ana George q. Ross o! l;sl
Cioud Nch.
s~arlloct9 s. W. SWITZFR. p~eyi-te-.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02
S. W. SWITZER- He,,.,r


land CGco AZ Bl"0uinCtou Nob.
sept. ith. iS-q.
Notice u hereby given that The fIrI.wi7s
namef settler has Gle! notice - ms intention Ia
make tnal proof IN support g.! h. Il in. ant
secure final entry thereof ~ ;br cVrira'ion 81
'h,ry days RON the date Of th's r"'.-e. viz:
Aavie- IRPor'e. fpr The north ra-' qeartc-
section town range = west. SUf names the
fo'!nwing a. his witnesses. VIZ. .J-g-Dh l. Porte
OF Neheter county Neh. ami Eim5uni Cham
rOuN of Webster county Mob
s~eplloct1 :. ". SNIrZTR. Dsr'-.er.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02
Lani oaree a, ploomirr..n VI

fUEfsI Nm LIZ
Notice "a hereby given thu, the fsilowirr
nan IL settler has fled notice e his in'eatia7 20
make fnai proof N support; ofhis claim. AM Sc
cure final entry thereof AZ IN. expiration Of
thirty days from the date Of thi- noti,e viz:
John IL Jenson. for the southwest quarter
section 9 town { rsnEc y wcst. ani name. the
following as his witnesses. viz: Spencer Alex
sDder nf Wells Neb. and Nicholas Jensen Of
Well. Seb.
s-p4oci-- :. VI. SWITZEP. Rez--cr
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02
Lad ofEcc st Bloomington NeS.
Sem. hli ts-o

Notice l. hereby given that Tie ioIioHiEs
named settler has filed notice of his intention TO
make Enal proof IN support OF hs claim. and
secure tnsi entry thereof At the expiration Of
thirty days from the date OF this notice. viz:
Oliver NcCau for The northwest quarter Sec
. town / range II west, and names the following
ne his witnesses. viz: William G. Maxwell Of
webster county Nsb and David pineee Of ~eb.
STR county Ssb
o~ea,3' : " >rtIzTv. Se-s-yT
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02
land oGce AZ bloomington Net.

Notice i h-s5'y given that the following
naInei settler has fieI notice ofhis ;atrati5n 20
make fDal proof in support Of his clsir1. and
sHrnre hnsl entry thereof at ~ expiration e
thirty days from th- late r. this rot:rE. viz
Daniel Cook. for the north v.Cst quarter See.
~ iowa range Q wet. AM Ba-ass the following
~ hiS -TrtIeseS. NJ: - ram Wells % StiII-
water Neb an Charles Tel rf~tlIwafer Nsb
ssFiloct@1 :. IS. SWITZER, Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02
=. ". sr-rKa. ReEstr.
Land oGee a; BioemiDg:eu. Nsh-

; Notice i hs--hy given tia; The ~foIiow.n.
na-,ed setter has Sled notice of hH- Intention To-
max. final proof in support Of hIs claim. ani
secure iEal entry 1taercf ~ the expiration q
thirty i-vs frnm the date e tbe notice. yir-
bonsii Me.lAllam. fer the n-rth ; soHta vest
= All lots ! ? q : section 10 te-n rInEs ? -.si
and name. the foE,cvinx a. his siir.-%. VIZ
William Mcbride Of He'd Gsr6 Set AID Jcssrh
Gs-ber Of Rel Ci9Ei S.h
--c--r y WIZ 7ss
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02
s. ". sWIIZER. Renter.
Land ofee a; Bioomin<snn. yeh.

Not; . j. hereby given that The file-irc
named settler hzs Gi-i notice Of b intention -
make fnAi proof IN supp1Et & h= claim. Aai
secure f-al enty thereof a. the expiration Of
thirtg DAYS frnHarhe IsfsCf fbi. nbtIre. via
Jacob kindeher. heir az Barbara kraIehsr.
d.rea--f. Tor the ucrth-east quarter seztiln 3
iowa ? -Sozr = west aai names the foiio~ins -
be witnesses si-: Samuel tiizsT % Red Z Sai
Neb and S4Hzel SolmcTaslier Of Rel CIcsi
Ssh-
oeu-ect51 =. W. s--r-Ez. Rezsts-.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02

Land u1i'e ~ bloomington Sro. sept. 18th -.
Notice l. hereby given thq' - ~r5v.wing
NAMED :" tier hs- fled n,'i . OF his -
make i'm! proof IN su.roT. o: ~ claim. an So
cure INA! entry Thereof n The expiration ci
th,r;y davs from The Il ,tc o'thi- notice. yir:
Henry Geh-sc for the aorth east quarter Sec.
lfown = range II w.,t. an vance "a. ~rslIavfuy
as his witues'e viz : suk %me'sc- # we'Sfer
county Neb. AM Al Srrihusr &c wsLs,sr o. N.h.
ocf-nctD :. v. SNl TZER, Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02
!I.1!e5 20 TEACHERS.

Notice Is hereby given. that I will exa~in.
all persons who may desire 10 Offer themselves
rs candidates for teachers oF the primary or
com mon schools Of Webster county. at Red
Cload on the first Saturday OF each month a,
nine clock "a. m. sharp.
A. 4. PORE. Co. Supt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02
Land Ofiee at hioomirr ,an NIB. Sep. OIL ~

Lana Vil"e at h'onmtr .'0n \"b. sep: oh. $50.
Note Is hereby given TIA. the foVaxiny
named settler hrs "iri notice 90 ir. intention o.
make iual pro m supper "fh'g clSi y. anl ---
lays from ~" : &" 81 this rut..s. ~
H"nry COMEDY '1~'h = ', y. ~ o - r O..
V. W. and n. - =. ". 500. o. tow 7 r,
@ west. and NAM the ton wig a. hs " tn...os
viz JnEn r.. y att 81 Ga'ic Rock N,L. srl
Ssmue! Kelsey Of Grii@ Rock Sat
'~epllDct! : ". SNITIER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02
:. ". swITZER. Register.
Land Once st BloomirE.on NeS.l
Sar. ~ 49,,

sep. 81. ssH.
No.icc 10 hereby sven that the fl!owin-
named -tti-, has Sled notice Of bis intention 70
make fEal proof IN support o. his claim, AMI ss-
cure final en,Ty Thereof al the expiration Of
thirty dsys from the date Of this notice. VII.
Oscar Arnold. fortbs northwest quarter See.
- town 3 range IL wet. and names tie following
~ HI witnesses. viz: John irnoii OF Eizg.toE
Neb. and Ihaidius Arnold 80 Rice UIl Nsh.
ser4oe:3 s. " SNITZEg. ReEi=f1.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02
Announcement.

| hereby announce myself as an inde.
pendent caniiiafe for the office
of sheriff Of Webster county. subj ct to
the decision af the voters of the county al
The November election.
4. J. RENNE|KER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02

We offer our White Lead and Oil at
greatly reduced prices. Call and exam
ine. Red Cloud Drug Store, two doors
west Of Boys Home. ijtf
Morris & Westyecr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02
Lan OGce i. Bloomington. Ses.l
Auru-. 9Th ia 4

Notice i. ierejy L-en tia; the f~iI7zinr
make final proof IN support Of BIZ claim N !
s.cuTe insl entry thereof o. tie e1 ~pi-a;ion o.
thirty days from the date OF this notice. viE
Cherries 4. Teel. for the soEiA-we-t quarter
section * town 3 rsnEe av .. AMI Names the
following a. rs witnesses. viz: Daniel Cook Of
TkoInasyiiie Neb. and John A Smith of ThSm-
s%sville Net
re9toc,2 < W. SHfIZEE. Rezi-tsr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02
THEY BEA. ALL OTHERS!

A large assortment of tae celebrated
Sell Chicago Had mad Boots & Shoe.
every TAR warranted, jIS' received and
for sale only by LiDDI.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02
5 Y SWfrlER. r,s..er.

Land Cfice a EIoomingtou Neb sept. oh lS-g.
Notice l. heT"hy given that ~" { Tqwi7r
Uanel sc'.le- la- fled notice 81 tIs intention q
make hntl proof IN surI"f' Of BIZ claim. and
secure final entry tt.reo! ~ the expiration Of
Thirty d~ys :ruld the l.te "i ms rutiro. viz.
james ". Chambers for tltn SnutL-w- .aar-
ter section 2 toWa { Ttrga J., " =. aui rlaas
the iut.nW iUE a. E- wItT,ssaS. viz Curtis heal
81 webster county >eb. AMI William Brown 70!
Webster count Nrb.
scp'loctl :. ". Srrryrs. p,yfs.,-
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02
Just Received,

Just Received,
\ nice assortment Of Silk Ilandker-
chipG, Neck Ties aud Hosiery at
Il LlDDY'S
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02

Land uficc NJ BloomrnEtpA \"h. sept. oh -.
Notice j. hereby given that tue fl!awiu.
pame-l settler has u Il notice 90 his intention o.
IA X" EHal Irou' ~ support Ds his claim. aLi
seyurc hral entry thereof n the expiration. Of
thlrty day. from the date - ltrs notice. VI,
Joseph eeT-. Tor the -Duth-ea-. quarter
section : town : range II wet. ami names the
following a. bts w1tur-.r-. VIZ: SIMON Brown
o: webster county seb. and Nichols Hauey %
webster county Ne.
-tpiloctg :. ". SWITITR p.r..,r
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02
Still Ate.i

Still Atesi
LIDDY is selling Shoes at prices that
will as,onish you. Call and see them. If
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02

Only a few more OF those fast selling
'hoi Sc books on hand. Price - cents.
Ladies will find it to their ~interes. 10
buy their hats at Mrs. MCDRIDEs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02
nEre nj, 10 n-,nr

Lana 'f'ce ~ Noon "Et0h Ne1. sept -. ls.H
Motto j, lc-ciy given tina; the i0l!prins
named settler ht- hiri notice - h intention TO
make hnai proof ~ -uT port 81 bI- cisim. and
-ecu-e taal entry Thereof at thc expiration 81
thirty fay- .Tum -" lstC 90 jLi. notice. va
NlybvlI- Jensen Of " sl-ter county. Nsbr..Sa
Tor the southwest 1. src. Il. town 1 north u4I.-
j. west, and name the iii.aiug a. d.. - {
nes-es. viz; Spencer Alexander. = Webster c..
Me-. aad tI7Jy Pct,ys. Of WtA-'cr Co.. Ncb.
scplsJctiC' =. W. SWirEgg. Rc.i.:er.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02

- IS VSe.e-s.
Trying to buy goods cheaper thau LID
DI will sell YOU is ouly time spent 10 no
purpose You can't DO it. If