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themselves, and go with him and hear
him expatiate upon the merits any
particular animal that he has made
what it is by experimental crossing-h
they would do this they would be salts
fed that he knew each and every such
eve about as well as lie knows one Of
his children from another. They would
see that no ewes were kept for sale, and
that every buck lamb kept for sale was
pure bred and true to It's type-and that
such as were not, faithfully were
pointed out. All this they would sec
and know, unless, like myself they were
mot capable of retaining such qualities
Of information as arc to be gained in
1.-TWO or three hours strollng with him
among his different fOcks, looking al
Shropshire ewes almost as deep from
back to belly as they are long from
neck 10 tail-surveying his 200 pound
wethers, and looking over bis broad
back Southdown and Colswold ewes. Oh
ladmlring the crosses Of these from which
Ito raise the enormous $50 weathers, iol
Liverpool we'll say. He does not
breed sheep for show, aud consequently
refused to take any to the State Fair
HE would not exhibit yearlings as
lambs, as one ambitious breeder did
two years ago. Nor would he exhibit
eve as a buck, trusting TO the ignorance
or carelessness Of the committee to es'
cape detection, as was done on one &C.
casion for he would scorn TO accept q
prize taken Thy artifce. He will moi
confne himself to one particular breeo
and tell you another breed is not pure
breed, as said the ambitious breeder
to me nor denonnce an honest man as
ignorant OF sheep after being caught and
exposed by him in the 'yearlng iol
lamb trick.
i I saw at Holkham yearling Cots
void buck that would weigh from III
to 200 lbs. The others. one a yearlin9
and the other a two year old, nearly
equal, attracted my lattentiOn. These
two are the only bucks the Doctor has
-
| left for sale, out Of thirty saw there
last Fall. Thus you see the Doctors
sheep speak for Themselves without
going TO Richmond, to all who have al
opportunity of seeing them. For the
Doctor very rarely sells 20 parties
without having them visit him TO SEE
for themselves. H. y. ,
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A famous horse breeder Of France
has reared his stock for twenty years
on a diet Of parsnips instead Of carrots
and oats. with the result Of 'grea
yivacity of spirit and sickness Of coat.
The yield OF parsnips is about twenty
tons per acre the roots can remain
safely in the ground, even during al
extreme winter, it is said, and efforts
are making to extend their cultivation
for cattle and milk cows.
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a gentlemen Of Connecticut says
that the butt ends Of potatoes, and The
kernels of corn from the butt ends o
the ears, each produced crops that were
materially better than where the op'
posite course was pursued. In the
case Of the potatoes, the stalks from
the butt end were much the larger and
more forward at the first hoeing. The
increase in the corn was some twenty
per cent. in favor Of the butt enc
kernels.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-01-07

California apples are not seen in the
markets OF the Eastern States, and 1t is
not generally known that good varieties
OF that fruit are produced on the Pacific
coast ; but the fact is that they are very
hne, and are m oncpolizing the markets
Of New Zealand.
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No. G3s runs Sundays, Mondays. Wedneaay
and Fridays only. No. Ga runs Tuesdays, Thu. Use
days and Saturdays only. No. GO runs Mondays
Wednesdays, and Fridays only. Al other aims
daily except Sunday. No. 60 connects az stras-
burg with trains from and t. Alexandria. no. Oly
dimes at Mt Jackson.
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81. Showing the entire cost per bar
rel 10 be 80 cents or Is cents per
bushel, and the net profits to be
rather over 81 per acre.
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A Connects with Va. Midland Mail leaving II. AS
a. m for Lynchburg and A. NJ. 4 o. X. K. sta
tions; also for DanVille and the South.
for Washington, Baltimore, New York, &c.
G Connects with Richmond Dsnyille Train
leaving II IS p. m. and Richmond Petersburg
Train leaving 10 40 p. IN. for the South.
d Connects with X. & d. Train leaving at ii 40 a.
m. and K. & p. Train leaving at IL s. a. m. flor
the South. Connects with the Old Dominion
steamers leaving at High Tide, on sunday,
Tuesday and Friday for New York.-OoDnects
with Va. Steamboat leaving at 10 a. m. on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday for Norfolk
Connects with K. * P. Il. r. leaving at . " p.
m for Norfolk
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GOING WEST.

E Connects with Stage for Lexington
e Connects with c. Il. ;. p. =. steamers Tor
Cincinnati and all points on Ohio River,
Connects with Scioto Valley r. Il. for the North
west.
II Connects with all lines diyerging to the West,
Northwest and Southwest.
For Tickets and information, apply TO OF al
dress JOHN IL. MOODnAhD, -.
Ticket Aent, stanton, Va
CONWAY r. HOWARD, g. P. 4 I.
". II. s. DUNN, Engr. supt. jan o'sV
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CHESAPEAKE IL OHIO
l. RAILWAY.

On and after Sunday Sept 2sth, 1879. Passen-
ger Trains will run as follows:
GOING EAST.
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Bring on Your Hides a.!

ROBERT NEWMAN, the old and experienced
tanner, and known as such throughout the coun-
ty, Is prepared to do tanning at his own shop in
Woodstock. Ho will receive bides at Otis old
tan yard. lie proposes to work exclusively on
shares and will graduate his work on shares by
the scale Of decline In other things He will offer
special inducements when hides make upper or
harness leather. He will make 1t to the
interest of every one 10 call aud see him for his
terms. They are better than ever before known
In the trade. Cali for information. II will pay
Refers to every citizen Of Woodstock for character
and skill.
June 1l-3mO
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Household Recipes
DROP CAKE.

I
-Four and a half teacups Of flour, two
and a half cups Of sugar, one~half cup
of butter, one cup of sweet milk, five
eggs, three teaspoOnfuls Of baking
powder; cream, butter and sugar; beat
the eggs separately; bake ID gem pans.
CURRANT JELLY.
Put the curraEts in stone pot, and
stand them IN a kettle Of hot water over
the fire; AS the juice makes, pour it
out put the juice in kettle ; boil and
skim 1t then put IN the sugar Zone
pound of sugar TO pint of juice,
stirring it all the while. As soon as it
dissolved it is done.
MACARONI.
Cook the macaroni the day you have
roast beef; boil it in milk and water,
with salt; add three or four table spoon
iuls of the hot beef gravy, about a
teacupiul Of stewed tomato, two or three
tablespoonful Of grated cheese and
little red pepper; just brown in the
oven.
BAKED BEETs.
These excellent vegetables are quite
as good baked as boiled, and the sugar
is better developed by the baking pro-
cess. The oven should not be too hot,
and the beets must be frequently
turned. Do not peel them until they
are cooked, and then serve with butter,
pepper and salt.
TO MAKE BECHAMEL SAUCE.
Put piece of butter the size of a
walnut into a stewpan, and when it
bubbles stir in an even tablespoonful
of flour; cook well without letting it
brown. Mix into this a cupful of
steaming hot veal stock, a cupful of
boiling cream, and one grating OF
nutmeg. Let it simmer for few min
utes, stirring well. Strain. and it is
raady for use.
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WOODSTOCK GRADED
AND
HIGH SCHOOL

WILL BEGIN ON
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th 1879,
under the charge Of
W. W. LOGAN, PRINCIPAL
G. D. SCHMITT list Asst
SAMUEL Z. BOYER 2nd AssT
Miss BETTIE Z. MILLER, Sd Asst.
charges for tuition in the classical and high de-
partmsnt $40 for session Of nine months and ~
In each OF the other departments payable one
half in the beginning Of the session and other hall
the first Of Feby, 1880
]. HITE BIRD
Sept. 10-tf. secty. School Doapd
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SCHEDULE II. FERRY & VALLEY. BRANCH
- IL. az -. n. Ak.
Taking Eject June 10Th, 1873.
NORTH

No. 631 runs Tuesdays, Thursdays and satur-
days only. No. G33 runs daily. All other trains
daily except Sunday. No. COS connects at stlas-
burg with trains from and to Alexandria. no. JH5
dimes at Mt Jackson.
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1850.
Ha,per's Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED

This periodical has always, by its able aud
scholarly discussions Of the questions OF the day
as well as by ITS illustratons-which are prepared
by the best artsts-exerted q most powerful and
beneficial influence upon the public mind.
The weight Of its influence will always be found
on the side Of morality, enlightenment. and re
fRement.
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS

HARPERs MAGAZINE, one Year. ......,"t 90
HARPBR's WEEKLY, ..............t 90
HARPER'S BAZAAR, -" .............4 %
The THREE aboye.na publications. ono
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Mail Train daily except Sunday. Express daily
Accnm ,nndaiinn daily excent Sunday.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-11-18
Blanks! Blanks

{ full line of State Journal Cos,
Blanks tthe standard blanks Of the
state, are always kept for sale at the
CHIEF c4sSce. and ut the same prices
that they are sold as in Lincoln ard
Omaha. The following IS a partSd lEs
Of blanks on hand:
Warranty Deeds,
Mortgage Deeds.
Cliattle Mortgages,
Search Warrant,
Mechanics Lem.
Power OF Attorney
Bills of Sale.
Quit Claim Deed,
Summons (originai).
Summons (copy).
Appeal Undertaking.,
Execution.
Order OF Attachment.
Affidavit of Vendor or Lessor.
Assignment of Mortgage,
Precipe,
Subpenas,
Notice Of ConstableS Sale,
Blank Receipts.
Blank Notes.
Release OF Mortgage.
Agreement for Warranty Deeds,
Complaint TO keep the Peace,
&c., &c., &c.
And most adj kinds OF blanks used oy
Victories PGblR.
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Although a number of names have
been added to the roll, owing to sick
ness and a few families moving away,
the average daily attendance Is not
quite as great as last month.
Besides a graded course in all the
common branches, classes are sustained
in Physiology, Natural Philosophy, U.
S. History, English Literature. Rhetor-
ic, Geometry and ori lessons III Physi-
cal Geography.
In order to give sufficient time to
higher branches, Miss Ella Putnam, a
young lady of experience and tact in
teaching, assists in hearing a few clas-
ses in the High School. Her work is
highly satisfactory, and is given free
by her, that she and others r,ay be
enabled TO pursue their studies III ad-
vance of the common branches.
There still exists some irregularity q
attendance; and lack of study at home,
which we desire the earnest co-opera.
ton Of parents to improve. The gen.
eral tenor of the school, we are glad to
say, is constantly improving. Patron:
and friends are cordially invited to Wis
it the school.
Very Respectfully,
A. L. FUNK, Principal
M Mss' b hsslsy.} Assistants
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Tia i.ays.e Cheese Eacsc.y,

EDIroR CHIEF:-A meeting Of the
farmers ef this neighhorhood, was
called at the ~Inavale school house last
Saturday night, fer the purpose of dis
cussing the interest of u contempla-
ted cheese factory.
Mr.. Hugh Stevenson was elected
chairman, and Eugene Hunter, secre-
tary. n committee which had been
appointed ut a previous meetings, made
a report that was very encouraging.
! The project WAS then thoroughly dis
cussed by eight or ten of u leading
| citizens, and all were unanimously in
favor Of the undertaking.
The fact is, Inavale is going to have
a cheese factory. The farmers have
! pledged the milk from about five hun
| dred COWS. Their plan is, 10 End some
! one who Will furnish the capital to
erect the the buildings, and buy their
milk, or make their cheese az so many
cents Per pound, If they TAI! In this,
they propose TO form " join; stock
company, put up the buildings, furnish
she necessary apparatus, and hire some
experienced cheese makes 10 make the
cheese.
There was about tisrty Of the far
mers of this vicinity present AT this
meeting, they adjourned to meet again
in two weeks.
Immediately after they adjourned.
they organized a farmers club; L. III.
Luce, was elected president; W. W.
Harvey, Vice-President; and Chas.
Hunter, Secretary. Their regular
meeting wal be held once a month,
the last Friday night preceding the
full moon: The question for discus
sion at the next meeting is. Resolved,
that raising stock is more profitable
than making cheese" Leader of the
affirmative, VIM. Wilson; negitivs; w
w. Harvey. The ladies. young folks
and everybody, are cordially invited to
] attend. ". "
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CHtTTEL ~uORTG1GEs1LE.

Notice i hereby gwen that by virtuc
of a cha,tel mortgage, dated on the 18th
dav Of September, 1879. and duly filed
and recorded in the office 81 the Regis
ter Of Deeds, Of Jewell county. IN the
State of Kansas, on tho 18th day of
September, 1879, at - o'clock A. ~, Of
that dav and executed ty J. q. Hunt
ington, johnson & Crcps to secure
the payment 81 ihe sun OF One Hun
dred and Twenty five DollarS. and
upon which there Is now due the sum
OF One Hundred and Eleven Dollars
and EIGHTY One Cent?, Uslll eli Do
fault having been made IN the pay
ment OF said sum. therefore | will sell
the property therein described, to~wit:
One brown morse mule vs. year old.
one lurbsr wagon partly worn, one
set q double harness partly g0Tn, at
public auction. at the front Of the store
building occupied by said Johnson &
Creps. Ia the town O!Rel Cloud, ia the
county Of Webster. and Sfa:e o.
Nebraska, on the 10th day OF Deeen-
Der. 1850. q; O'Clock P. y, IL said day.
JoHSSoS x CKETS, Mortgages.
By q. c. CAsg, their Airy.
Dated Red Cloud, Neb., November
Sd. IssD. nOvflec1
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'B-s Syrup. at Roby.

"Ba-s" Syrup. at Robyi..
More neu go.s, q, Mr.. Fowler.
Po,;s-i Tongue and Ham. al goty.
ferAin. 4 Mitchell van, live chick.
en-.
Elm Creek. anil Bu-knhea; four. for
sale a; RObys.
For the i--t line of millinery .oSsis
cali a; Mr.. Fowl.r..
Ge; YOUR dried tee. slle.~i at Perkins
< Nitohcli's.
The la'ot noycltie~ in millinery and
notions, a. Mr. Fowler.
DoST NAT tu; 20 and examine the
NJ" goois, Al Ma. McBnIe-
Roby has received 4 fuIl stock u
California fruil-u-w packing
Bay yo,ir table butter ofAS Marsh.
Cooi A. Ice. tBe-i IA ue mArAel
Headquarters for STYLISH hat. and
nice millinery goHL. AT Mr.. Mcbride ,
GiIletls Washing Crystal. sax labor
and soap. For sale ~ 4 :. Marsh.
BurKwtcai -four. hoth crooked and
straight, Al Perkins & NlirtclIs.
For elegant and stylish Lat. call a;
Mrs. Fowler, yoG VIII he suited.
Hard coal. son coal, aud blacksmith
coal at the Chicago Lumber Yard iiu
Hunted, nov.-IUl0 dozen live chick
ems, ducks and turkcy,. al Perkins Il
Mitchcli'S.
Wantcd-Evcryboiy a. come aud
buy lumher n, tAc old reliable Chicago
Lumber Yard. litf
Teachers contracts for sale at tli,
CHIEF office at ) cents apiece or thr-,
ior ten ccnts. Il
It'll a noted fac, that Perkins and
Mitchell have the finest assortment 81
eating apples III town.
Lauterhach makes the best of bread
reason why, he Uses Red Cio,ri mil,
Patient flour. Putnam sell. 10.
Crown Jewell Patent flour. can Al
ways he had ut the store Of Chas. ,
Putnam. The best flour III the valley
The woman that had the ligh,e-t
whItcst. sweetest bread, was the woman
that used the Red Cloud mills Patcn
flour. She bought il Of Putnam.
Ii You want the best -four in IA.
market you should 20 to Chas. T.
Putnam'- and get the celebrated Fal
Wheat Flour, from Atchison Kansas
called the White Rose. III
If you are thinking Of building
house, IA barn, II fence, a corn crib %
anything else, don't fail To go {, ia,
Chicago Lumber Yard before YOU hu,
lumber and get prices and examin'
quality. litf
Miner Bros. have received n car loa'
. of apples which they will sell 10y til
barrel at very low rates, rs they hav
ordered another ear load and will no
have room for so many Call and -
: two or three barrels while they are
t be had cheap.
At the Flour & Feed store Of Cha,
+. Putnam YOU will 6ad a first cla-
| stock of groceries, and when in tow
-. YOU should not fail to call on him, r,
member 1t will lie 10 your interest I
do SO. II
Miner Bros, are headquarters g
sewing machines of all kin}.. Io
can get any kind of n sewing machIr
4 at their store that You want. and the
say that they will trade for snythiti
that is portable. Call and look as the
machines.
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v,..:,, yr.rz!, K.ssa!!!

Are you J:.fsrl e1 at night AMI hr-ken Of SoEr
res. by a SICK esild ~ srsE ani erStn< EHh tns
exeYucistirx rain q. r-Trsss teeth. ~ 81. g AZ
onre s.a 81 A ro5tis = srS- ~ issioss Sob
Ing Syrup. Il viii rs;irse the peor iitile sasSr-
er i'm me Hazel -deps14 upon IL .eere . %
.,;sI "a. abaut, n There - n. q mother GO ezrta
40 E,s ex.r used ". whs viii not tel. ysr az
onee that IL will rezuisfs ihe tny>is. aud Eifs
rrSs 20 The mother. ana relief asf aeai'a % the
chi;S, operating tise psgsc. IL He,sersJ sale
4. use lie al ca-es. and IIelsxnt 20 tue '.-ie. All
Is the PRESCRIPTION o! ono Of ths oales; All oes.
female ptysisizrs all eu-es "a tsc tors1
Sac. Sod cst. s..:E. - eSa1s = uSs-c-
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Money to Lean.

At the Bank in Red Cloud, on best
terms yet offered.
From and after this date Smith Bros.
& Thompson will make loans on I'M
proved farms at straight ten per cent.
interest payable Annually ut the end OF
each wear. No charges for commission,
examination or aprraisal. Nothing
deducted i'm advance and no second
mortgage required. Parties borrowing
from MS avoid the customary delay and
uncertainty Of sending applcas!ons
away for approval; Orr iacllltics
enable us I o close a loan the same dhS
the application Is made:
6-3m SMITH BROS. < 1HOMIcGS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-11-18

November 18th, having been ap-
pointed 10y the President of tine Cni,ct
States. n 4 day. Of thanksgiving and
praise 20 God for tire mcrcics and bless
ing Of tie year. The Ministers of
Red Cloud have concluded to h"li
mn,Jn thanksgiving services ia tn" NJ
T.. church. at / | 4. NJ. on that day. All
the ministers will participate IN the
services. The pastor of the church has
been appointed To preach on the o.
casion. /, j. earnestly hoped, that our
business me- will close their places OF
business at least in the forenoon, anal
together with all the citizens al this
place and vicinity, attend the services
JoHS a. DIXoS,
GEORGE Bent,
GEO. o. YsisEI.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-11-18
ROLL OF HONOR.

Pupils whose punctuaiity, diligence
and department cntitle them to an
average grade of G5 or ver
HIGH ScHooL:-Charley Dow, Clar-
ence Jones, VIM. Mitchell, Jno. Kesler,
Homer Sherwood, Jennie Dixon,
Emosene Downs, Eta Leach, Eva
Munsell, Carrie Newhouse, Freddie
Richardson, Gertie Sherer, Eva Walker,
Bessie Walker, Matte Frisby, Lizzie
Ebberd, and Ella Putnam
INTERMEDIATE:-Dillard 3. Yeiseri
Charley CARRIER, Hugh Minor
Tracey Sherer, Fee Tinker, Willie
West, Eva Bayha, Hattie Becker, Mary
Miner and Katie Spanosle.
PRIMARY:-Frank Cline, Nerri Ben
fer, George Mcrhart, Hattie Cline
Amanda Cline, DaTlie Shercr, Cora
CARRIER. Carrie Benfer.
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c---.. ga - -c-s .:...s

hall CO stopped. Nexse-s fre4uen.iy rrsai.s Ia
IA Iararanfe izD- tbssrss- o. pciaa.
5-s3's Ers1-hei EFachcs IRE cg-rsa ;s give
.eissf ~ tsEhsa5- RrBEr5i.s. cSEESs. cstzrrz.
Jrsrs tie lfG-ht. have bet ,e-ssEz .s4e3 h1
rtySsrsEs.. sad sGszJsssve Perfect sstsF1-ftss.
They sre ass reE o. Estret ks earSsg bsea
aes.ei % st1s sal cassrsas &c, fSr s--rty a.
Srtirs Eeesra,iSa. they saEs zfTalzei sell
1erIsed raEk 5rrsag the fes stS|lr rrsasdies 81
he s.s PaSIse s:eakers and Sinxrrs .se hen
20 rse1- I'D .'ren<.hes The Ncee- Szll 81
tsxasy ss.tss.: I. s1x G. 81
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CHAT7EL SIZE

Notice il hereby given 'ts' ~ virtue Of q
cha:tel mortgage dated on the .nt day If An
gust, $50. and duly tle sDd recorded ia the
otfce OF he county c'srk Of ehstsr county Ne
brasks. On thu 2nt DAY 81 Aususf. ls.0 -
2 o'clock End % minutes y. m of tbai tEy. AMI
exc utei ~ &c. ] udi 20 JchBson \ Crops. q
secure the payment OF the sum Of forty liz dol
lars aud forty cents SIS.:nl and up0n whi-h
there IL pow due the sum q ory seven dnlisr.
and city FIX cere sF-55} lefaglt hiying been
msde in the payment Il sald suTn. Thcfrfpre
| will eel The prUTsrty therein re>rTIn-d.
to- wit. The undiSided two thirds interest m
tweniy-One acres Of growing and standing corn.
ca the northwest quarter II section t~eHtltoIr
town ;hree rats. ten wet. Ihs undivi cd to-
third. inter est IN seven and ore r-If serss al
growing ard standing corn on the se1th-.aEi
quarter Of section twenty sir town three range
teu west. and are undivided three foartas IN
ter,stin in tire acres OF growing ard standtns
corn, on the south east quarter, 80 section thirtS
one. town three. range ni.r west, hafiuE ths
entire interest which the said b. -. Iu1. hai
IN ami 10 h. several shove described pnceS -
corn located IN Wshrtor county. Neb.. On the
SAID sud day u August. $50 - put!c auction
at THE front of the store tuiifinz ocrrEisd -
sid johnson \ LrePs. IN the iowa OF Rel CiOnd
in " ebstsr roJnry. Sebrs.kl. OF the Igth dly
OF De- en- Der. i>sp. at ! s'cipek . m IN Of said
day. JoA.sns sSp tssrS, HSFtsasees-
BY q. q. 1AsE. their Aity
DATED Red Cloud. S,b.. Nov. n. isso. l3ir
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.c!..E - .3a.I..s.

Notice Is HEREBY USes. TIA, I sll sIsnins
All persons. ~Eo azy desire - oS>r thsGs-gEes
cau cca schools q Webster eoaatT. AZ Red
C1nad On tie Srs- Saturday - TIE . ntks .:
Fsbrsary. Hay -AG-H-f and SBFsEE~-s A;
Elae Han on the SrsE -s,sFd1y "a .ns tssarks II
January. AprIi. Iply saa oesoker. At Gzi6.
Rock Ga sse EiTst Saturday il the ns.Las ..
March. June, Septs1s beg AMI December
Examination. % eom1srce AZ &Scs9ek An,
A. 4. PoPk.
Comfy sgpsrintsr4ent 81 Paste Isztrsstisu
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GROW N!

Not the Crown Of Kings, nor the
Crown of Glory. but the Crawn Sewing
Machine, the latest and best machines
in the market, ii will pay YOU to call at
the Post-Ofiice and see il before you
purchase, For Sale by NJ. B. MCNITT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-11-18
For Sale!

The Subscriber has a lot Of fine
French Nerino Bucks for sale, bred ny
from Vermont stock, which hc will
sell on reasonable terms. For further
information inquire at the Livery
Stable of J. G. Warner.
I2-W4 +. IL. WARSER.
Dated Red Cloud, Oct. -, IsSn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-11-18
CHATTEL MORTGAGE NlLK

Notice - hereby siEsn that on the llth dAy
e D,csmber. \. ID. $50. At O'Clock , n. "a
front Of ny See 10 The ,t-u Ci Hei Douh,
N.hstsr couaiy Nsb.. l ri!l oder iof s-i~ ~
public suction The isllCwlns desr5'oei Tf1rsii}
te-sit One "a all horse nine - ten Year. ca.
shoat Is b.nds high, Itttsh name snl tai, rs.h'
hiui 'ost sbile. whit. snat hsts-sa cS's ~htis
"trip On ncse. enc set dsutie hsTrrsf. es-Nb
ka,hsr 10 good order. Thetsms kaslsz b.ru
con ysyei 20 4. u. Potter by ,hsttci rsr'Bgs
by ere Nathan " Saee sud Elsie J. Nelam.r
on the II day OF March ESQ. the dat. e Fstd
corded VA the county tlsrks Zee in IN. rousp
Of WEBSTER and .is'. - NsbfAsks. AMI thss'
being due at the tine Of the hrst patlicAti1n o|
this notice on .aii mortgage the tlM Il 'us
hundred ami thirty hire dci'ars sni twenty etc
tslys 50 ard interest 81 the rate 81 e. per cent
per anLum fToIs tie Gate cf thi. notice.
{. 10 forfsE. Mortgage
Ey W. G. RuLLy. SIS Au'J ~
Dated at Rel cloud. this i1ta day of Nov. i-r
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-11-18
MONEY TO LOAN

Money to prove up with on final re-
ccipt. or on decided land ut : per cent.
and l-62 per cent. commission. or nj
straight 10 per cen no commission.
JNO. Il. WILCOX.
Office next door to Chief Office. 3Ot;
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-11-18

NJ. f. church Nov. 2lst. :. :. at 10
A. NJ, and preaching by the Pastor at
II a. NJ, and by Rev. J. VI. Pryse at :
p. N. Prayer meeting every Thursday
evening. All are cordially invited.