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rroMMIssIoNER's OFFICE, =

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az Woodstock, Va, Jan. 9th 1880,
10 samuel Hotel and Jacob A. Hotel.
Won are hereby notified that have fixed upon
the 9th day of February next. between the hours
of O'Clock, A. NJ. and oclock,P. NJ. II fair, If
NOT. on the next fair day thereafter Sunday ex-
cented) to take and settle at my Office, the account
of real estate held in fec simple by Samuel Hotel
and Jacob A. Hotel respectively actual aud an-
mai value of the same, whether or not the rents
and profits of tneir real estate respectively will be
msieient to satisfy their debts and the costs or
This proceeding within five years allliens binding
their real state respectively rnd classify them &C
cording to their priorities required TO be taken
| Inv the decree of Shenandoah Circuit Court rem
dered on the 14th day Of January 1880 in suit in
chancery depending In said court bet ween
stonebnrner and Prescott compts. and Samuel
Hottie and Jacob A. Hotel Defts. and II from any
cause the taking OF said shall not be commenced,
or hayin been commenced should no. be com.
pleted on that day, the taking of the same will be
adjourned from day TO day, or from place to
/ Mace until the same are taken and completed.
Given under my hand as Commissioner 10
chancery OF the said court, at my onhse in said
county the day aud year nrst aforesaid.
Jan. 2S-it. 1.H1IE BIRD.
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Amendments be requested 10 enquire
and report upon eXpediency OF abolish~
ing the present county court system
and Of restoring the system Of magis =
trate and comfy courts as il existed
before the late civil war.
BY Mr.. Paige BILL authorizing the
Auditor ofpublic Accounts to pay TO
the Treasurer Of the Mexican Veteran
Association OF Norfolk the sum Of one
hundred dollars out of Treasury Of Vir-
GINA, to aid in the carrying out Of their
National Convention, which meets in
the city OF Norfolk oa the 23d of Febru-
airy, 1880.
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
To repeal an act approved March Sd,
1873, entitled an act for the protection
of deer in Rockingham county; to incor.
porate the Chesapeake and Ihaho Gold
and Silver Mining Company of Virginia,
Kentucky and Tennessee.
| HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
Bill TO authorize the town Of Hern
don, in the county of Fairfax, TO organ
ize separate school district bill to-
the protection Of sleep in the county o
Warren bill TO amend and re-enac
section l of chopter 65 Of the Code o
1863 in relation 10 telegraph comranies
bill for the protection Of mechanics b,
giving them lien on articles repair
ed.
A number Of bills were advanced Oh
the calander, pending which the House
adjourned.
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S-VOsIMISSIONERs OFFICE,
~ Woodstock, Va, Jan. 22d 15so
To Joseph Bauserman's admir-. Ann Bauserman.
Henry Bauserman and James and Joseph
BausCrman Deits. and J. II. Rodeffer and all the
creditors OF Jos. Bauserman dec'd q. Uomplts.
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
the lst day OF March next, between the hous Of
G o'clock A. VI. and O'Clock, Z. NJ at my Office
LIST 10 audit aud report any debts against the
estate Of Joseph Bauserman not heretofore re-
ported, especially any liens binding his said real
estate and the orcer Of priority
End. To report distribution account Of the
assets Of the said estate.
80. Any other matter he may deem pertinent or
that any interested party require to be taken
by the decree Of Shenandoah Circuit Court rem
dered on the 18th day OF January 1880 in q suit in
chancery depending in said court between j. II.
Rodeder &c cOmplts and Jos. Bausermanis admir-.
&c defts and If from any cause the taking Of said
accounts shall not be commenced, or having been
commenced should not be completed on that day.
the taking of the same VIII be adjourned from day
TO day, or from place to place, until the same are
taken and completed.
Given under nay hand as commissioner In
chancery Of the said court, at my Office in said
county the day and year first Aforesaid.
L. 4. STICKLEY.
Jan. 2i-4w. II. II. r. WINS. & Bro. p. p.
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Commissioners Sale
OF
REAL ESYAI'E!


Pursuant to q decree rendered &c iLe December
term 1879 of the Circuit Cour, OF sl n2ud .A
County in the chancery cause Of JIo. W. lidings.
&c. Compts. vs. Eliza Rid.ngs, &c. Detis. the NJ
dersigned commissioners Of sale VII proceed %
sell, on
TUESDAY, FEBRU1RY 2ih, 1880.
in front of the Court House door, Of said County,
at public auction to the highest bidder, the follow
ing zeal estate viz: tract of 43 acres more or
less being the same Of which l.. d. Rulings, decd.
died, seized and possessed this land lies IN sheu-
andoah County, near the foot Of tho North Noun
tain back of strasburg and is Of good quality.
TERMS OF SALE:
One third OF purchase money cash in hand the
residue II one and two years evidenced by bonds
bearing interest from day of sale and secur Il Dy
deed Of trust upon said land duly executed and
recorded. - Sale az l o'clock, Z. VI.
A. b. MAGkUDEB,
VI. J.. WALTON
Jan. 23th.-tds. Comrs. Of sale.
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ton follow. When the constitution becomes
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CURATIyE. ths vegetable medisina viths at
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General Assembly.
RICHMOND Va, Jan. 28th, 1880.
SENATE.

The Senate met at IL o'clock M.
Senator Wood In the chair. Prayer by
Row Mr.. Garlick.
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VIRGINIA, TO-WIT:
V In the Clerks Office Of tho Circuit Court0f
shena ndoah county, Is VACATION. Dec. 22l 1919.
Jonathan 5. Crabill. Silas N. Funk ana Louisa
L. his wife, Benjamin WOtring aud Margaret J..
his wife, and Abraham Koontz and Mary L. his
wife, CJMpt,.
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FROM THE HOUSE,

A communication was received from
the House of Delegates announcing the
passage Of a number of private bills. A
number of these bills were ordered TO
second reading and referred. Under
suspension of the rules several were
passed.
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was a niece of Patrick Henry.
The Boston Globe publishes a state
ment to the effect that a Mr.. Ball, who
recently died in Maryland, bequeathed
to II. j. Smith, a cOlOred sign painter
and printer, Of Boston, s27 600 as a
reward Tor saving the formers children
fIom drowning in the Potomac river in
1877. Smith, according to his own
story, was born in Staunton, Va, in
1853, and was educated in Boston,
subsequently becoming a newspaper
writer in various cities, and finally, in
1877, taking up his permanent residence
10 Boston.
In Russia, as in the rest Of COntinenS
tai Europe, the winter season this year
commenced earlier than usual; but the
cold has been less severe in the east
than in the west Of Europe. In St.
Petersburg the greatest degree of cold
vet experienced this winter has beeu
about 40 degrees below freezing point,
while in some localities in France and
Germany the cold registered was 10 de-
grees more intense than this. 1t is re.
ported wolves made their appearance in
in the streets of Paulovsk, a favorite
pleasure resort in st. Petersburg. and
two of the ANIMALS were pursued and
killed in the middle of the day by the
natives.
Pittsburg has discoyered that it is
rather expensive to encourage rioting.
She has already had to pay over 81, 600,.
900 TO the Pennsylvania railroad for
damages during the strike, and has sew
eral hundred thousand dollars more ia
pay. Next time she will probably has
ten to put down a riot before serious
damage Is done, as she has discovered
that sympathizing with violence and
disorder is rather a poor investment.
= County Judge Z. G. Minor, Of Henri
co, will not surrender his Office to his
newlyselected readjusters successor,
and the case will be made test one.
VIM. Palmer, Of Williamsport, N. j.,
was found rozen to death in the woods
yesterday.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-08
RED CLOUD. NEBRASKA.
" 5000

o"is fti- IC'o'
The annual meeting of the Webster
Co. Bible Committee was held in the
NJ. f. church at Red Cloud, Neb., a,
ii o'clock A. NJ. July 4th, A. ID. 1880.
Services opened with singing.
Opening prayer by Rev. William
McCandlish.
Scripture lesson read by Rev. Nc.
Candlish. Comments.
General prayer by Rev. J. NJ. Pryse.
Singing.
Rev. VIM. McCandlish now delivered
the annual address.
Closing prayer by Rev. Bent.
Ministers present: Revs. McCandlish,
Pugh, Pryse, Dixon and Bent.
The meeting was now called to order,
Bro. John p. Bayha presiding.
Officers present:-John p. Bayha,
President.
Officers absent:-C. w. Springer,
Secretary; DIR Morris, Treasurer.
The minutes of the last meeting July
Sth, 1878, were read.
Bro. Bayha then read the Annual
Report of the Webster Co. Bible Com
mittee for the past year ending July
lst, A. ID. 1880.
Rev. McCandlish suggested that We
proceed to organize a Bible Society, to
be known as the Webster Co. Bible
Society.
We then proceeded to organize the
Bible Society by electing the following
named persons officers for the ensueina
year:
John P. Bayha, President: John Q.
Potter, Secretary: Henry Cook, Treas'r.
and Depstry.
All the ministers in the county Vice
Presidents.
4 collection was taken up and $l4.4C
subscribed, $50 in cash paid in. The
funds collected to he used to purchase
Bibles and Testaments. Thirty-three
persons became members of the
Society.
Rev. McCandlish then offered a con.
stitution for the government of Auxil.
larry Bible Societies to be adopted by
this Society.
On motion the Constitution as offer.
cd, was adopted.
On motion adjourned and closed
with a D~oxology.
Services held in the evening, Rev.
McCandlish delivered a very instruc-
tive discourse, assisted by Revs. Pryse
and Pugh. A collection was taken up
and included in the previous collec-
ton.
JOHN Q. POTTER, JoHN p. BAyHA.
Secretary. President
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-08
L Nan.

The following IL told TO show Gar
fields amount Of muscle. A; fiti.-
burg Landing one night ia 81, there
was a rush for ration. by some newly
arrived troops. Colonel Morton. com.
handing the coBniissary steamers
there observed a strong fine looking
soldier in an infantry o~yercoat, present,
a requisition and snatch up a barrel of
-four, walking off with it ~ easily a. =
common person would carry a ham.
When the wagon was loaded. the same
man stepped up 10 Col. Morton and
remarked Il suppose you require a re-
ceip, for these supplies" YES" said
the Colonel. as he handed over the
usual blan k, Just take this provision
return and have il signed by the com
handing officer Can't | sign it,
was the reply. "Oh, no said the affable
Colonel Morton, 1T requires the sigma
ture of q commissioned officer" Then
came the remark that still remains
in the Colonei's memory: II am a
commissioned oficer-I'm a Brigadier
General, and my name is Garfield, II
Ohio"
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-08
Auction Sale!

1 the undersigned will sell at Public
Auction, to the highest bidder, AT my
residence northeast of Cowles, Webster
county, Nebraska, on Wednesday, July
l4th, 1880, the following described
property to-wit: One span Of horses,
l Dewey harvester, l three hose har-
row, l new shoe grain drill, ] Hapgood
three horse stirring pillow, l Ii inch
stirring pillow, I Patrick breaking pillow,
II inch, l sulky cultivator, I set double
harness, l two horse wagon, / sewing
machine. I black walnut bedroom set,
l cook stove, also a lot of hogs and
corn, and many other things too num-
erous to mention. Terms:-One years
time will be given on all bills overit5.
Sale will commence at 10 O'Clock A. n.
J. II. REED.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-08

Inventors employing attorneys fam
iliar with practice in the Patent Office.
rarely fail of securing patents. Ex.
perience ensures success in prosecuting
contested entries and Mineral Land
claims before the General Land Office.
Long practice gives success i'm securing
pensions.
Presbrcy 4 Green. Attorneys. 500
Seventh street, Washington. ID. {. have
had long experience in all branches OF
practice before the Departments
Parties having business should adj
dress them tenclosing stamp for infor-
nation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-08

A suspicious looking fellow wa ar
rested recently in Plum Creek. who
turned out to be downright walking
arsenal. The following is a liz, OF
articles found in his possessioni-PiS-
tols-2 British Bulldogs, selfcockers,
cal. II; ! nickel plated Hood, cal. IS. |
Remington, cal. B; | Vulcan, cal, 3S; !
nicSc!-plated Hood. cal. 32: Smith &
Wesson, Gals. 81 and %. Pocket knives
i large dirk, with spring catch III zach
of handle; ] pearl handle. three blades.
and N black handle, with two blades.
The value of the eight pistols cannot be
less than 800.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-08

DIED:-July LIST, 1880. Mr.. Sopia
j. Tulleys, wife of J. A. TuIlcys, aged
thirty-four years and eleven months.
1t IL seldom our duty Ia publish sad
der words than those that tell IL the
death Of Mrs. Tulleys. the wife of J. A.
Tulleys our deservedly popular County
Clerk.
Not so widely known, filling n more
quite and retired position in onr social
life. Mrs. Tnlleys Was not less re-
spected and beloved than WAS her hus-
band. She was prominently a woman
whose sphere of usefulness is home.
One of those who by the grace and
sweetness, with which they preside over
the household make the home life Of a
man the chief source Of his delight and
comfort.
Perhaps there was no family in our
midst where the husband and children
cared less for the pleasures and joys.
that arise from other sources than did
this family, where home has now be-
come a saddened memory and a
blighted heart.
Ii Is always sad 10 the
dcsolation Of n home 10y death. AMI
ii is especially so when the home life
has been the sole object of the ARE
ambition and affection of these who
have been bereaved.
The entire community has expressed
Its sorrow for the loss of Mrs. Tullevs
and the sympathy of all goes out TO
Mr.. Tuileys on his bereavement.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-08
RED CLOUD, NEB.,

cea wi, AcCv.
EDITOR CHKF:-In answer to your
inquiry concerning the present status
of the MALTA company organized at
this place, sufice the following general
order No. 900, to be sufficient for an
answer:
GENERAL ORDER NO. 600.
To my fellow aoldiers and camrads
of Company "A", Second Regiment
Nebraska Malitia. For the hardships
you would have endured and the
bravery you would have shown had it
been necessary for you to do so, and for
the many hard fought and bloody bat
ties you would have won under your
gallant commander had he had the
courage to fight and the occasion had
presented its self for battle, you have
my highest congratulations and well
wishes. The many long, forced and
tedious marches you would have made
had the enemy turned his hack to us
and marched faster than your brave
commander would have thought necee-
sary for his own personal salty for you
to march to catch him, l commend
you TO all lovers Of peace. As the hat
tie cry i no longer heard, peace and
good fellowship reigns smong men,
The signs Of the times bespeako Of no
wars, that you OF / need fear auy dan
ger, and there IL no safer time 70 d.
play bravery than in time Of peace,
you are therefore hereby commanded
with fall rstions and equipsse - be
present Ia he town e Rcd Clond. O.
saturday. July ths ~. = % oelesk
r. n. for the purpose 81 s1nse pr.
fecting the o~rganizaton. Al oG1Ssn.
and men Win take ans noiice And be
present for din
II. Ca
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-08

]. NJ. SELLERS, Physician and sur
geon. late of Pennsylvania. wishes Ia
say Ia the people of Webster county
that he has located in Red Cloud. to
engage in Il general practice of mcdi-
cine. Particular attention given to
surgery. chronic diseases and diseases
of the eye and ear. ! have for several
years been treating Hernia AMI Piles.
of which perform n radical cure.
Will answer all calls night or day.
Office n door -Du'.i of the Bank
VCp-Stairs.l I5-tf J. VI. SELLERS. VI. II.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-08

DR.. B. J. Kendall, Enosburh Falls.
Vt, Is the inventor Of the "Kendall's
SPAWN Cure" now used with the great
est success throughout the United
States for both man and beast Under
hill Il Kittrcdge, Concord. y. H., have
cured and removed Il bad SPAWN with
kendalrs SPAWN Cure, and this is only
the experience of thousands we might
mention if VIC had space here, and it is
also being used now with wonderful
success on human flesh as well rs for
beast. Read the advertisement for
kcndall's SPAWN C,1re.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-08

Strict secrecy Is enjoined. By oath.
upon all enumerz;ors and nothing az.
fecfins the statistical interests of the
country Is 20 he made public. Only
the total Of population viii be male a
matter Of record At the Ceaaiy Clerks
once when the work Of the enumcra-
tor u finished. No other information
can he obtained Of the men xho take
the ccnsus. South Platte papsr
copy.
BRAD. ID SLAUGHTER.
Supervisor Firs; Dist Set.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-08

J. Monroe Saylor's Gold Meiri Soda
and Saleratus are manufactured en-
tirely different from any other. Its
chemical purity renders il rs harmless
as the purest flour, and It'll use will
strengthen weak stomachs and dyspep-
tic persons. Use with cream tartar.
it is much better than any other. Try
1t. Grocers and Druggists sell il.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-08
# You. Want Bargains

Call at Newhousc's. where YOU can get
white goods, ginghams. shirtings. drr-s
goods. ilannels, doeskins. Jeans, hosiery.
carpets, hamburgs. toilet sets. ruchcs.
TOYS, groceries, and u great variety oi
other goods very cheap fur cash These
goods will be closed out call early and
get bargains, 35tf r. NEwHorsE
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-08
MONEY TO LoANi

Money tn prove up with on final ~
ccipt, ar on decided land at $ per cent.
and l-62 per cent. commission. or at
straight 10 per cent. no commission.
JNo. X. WILCOX.
Office next door Ia Chief office. 3Otf
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-08

iiighe>, cash price paid 70. Eat cattle
and poultry. Farmer. bringing stock
"a town Ia sell, may depend on getting
just n much for !, a. though ~e went
To their farm Ia look at IL
r. J. MOSHER.
Red Cloud. "Wednesday. June ., isso.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-08

Chas. r. Putnam has on hand a large
stock of canned goods, which the public
are invited to call and purchase. Terms
reasonable.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-08

Land Office at Bloomington. Neb. July 9Th. $50.
Notice il hereby given that the follo~ins
named settler has flcd notice Of hi. intention 10
make snsi prc.f in supper, Of b.. claim. and
secure final entry thereof. proof 20 be made be-
fore jan es A. Tulieys. Clerk II the CoGrt Of
Neb.. on Friday. August eth, iss0. wig:
John III. Mearns. Homestead No. ST7 for the
=. = :. w.. = and W. s. 4. 4 Of section =
town s range y vast. sud names the foilouins a.
his witnesses tn prove eoutiuuous residence upon
and cultivation Of aid tract. viz Eiiu "
Wells. Lewis ID. Wells. Jsmss b. Alisa asd
Abram Reeves. sil of CovIe., Neb.
jsiyssus5 b. w. swfTZER. nsgister,
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-08

Miner Bros. have a large lot Of excel
lent sugars which were bought before
the advance. 1t will pay YOU to call
on them when in need of anything in
that line.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-08
Land Ole. at Bloominr.on. N.s. De-, "a, ~,

Land o6cs at Bloomington. Neb. Jsss ~, fsa.
Notice IL hereby sivss that he following
named settler has sled notice Of bis Intention %
make 6nal proof in suppsrt Of hie eiAin. and
court Of Webster county. Ncbr., At the county
seat, on Saturday the rth dr. 81 Jpi,. fso. viz:
David Anderson. homestead application nur-
range ii west, and Names the foliosips o. b.
Witnesses. to prove continuous residences and
cultivation Of said tract vis; Jobs Bensy.
Hummei. all Of Red Closd. Nebr.
junel7JsyH 8. ". swITZER. Rerister.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-08

Miner Broe. have on hand = very
large stock Of canned goods which they
are anxious 10 dispose Of at a small
advance above cost, to make room for
their new goods which will arrive in a
few days. :
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-08

At the Flour 4 Feed store Of Cha.
E. Putnam you will End . first class
stock Of groceries, and when in town
you should not fail to call on him. re-
member it viii be TO your interest to
do so. If
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-08

For the genuine corn syrup go to
Miner Bros. There Is nothing in the
shape Of syrup to equal it, In the
market,
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-08
xosher's Price List.

From and ahrr the date The pSas~ ~
frch and salt nsssi.. s4usse,E. spuk
6e. a; Nc-hers inca; HAFks, sill ~
A. folloa.
Portsrhotse 4 S.rioin
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-08

Aurora Baking Powder, warranted
to give satisfaction, at s. Vests. 45tf