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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-01-03
SHERIFF'S SALE.
The State of Louisiana-Parish of West
Eeliciana -

Feliciana.
9TH Judicial District Court.
WILEY MORGAN VS.. the Heirs of w.
" K. Sims. By virtue of and in ODE.
dience to a commission issued in the
above styled suit from said Hon, Court,
and to me directed, will offer for sale in
front of the Court House in St. Francis
vile on
Sa'u'd day the 3rd day Of J nuary,
1880. this being the first Saturday in said
month. at the hour of II o'clock, a. M,
of said day, to effect Il partition thereof.
The following described property to-wit
LIST. The Fairvew plantation lying in
the parish of West Feliciana, containing
800 acres more or less, bounded on the
North by the line which divides the States
ofLouisiaua and Mississippi; ard thet ract
of land known as the Layson tract; on
the West by the Cheerful Valley planta-
ton, and the Layson tract on the South
by the Estes tracts, now owned by Col.
Walsh, and also by a tract known as the
Wicker place, and on the East by lands
belonging TO Sligo plantation and by
lands belonging to DR.. Woods.
2nd. Also that part of the Sligo planta-
ton situated in Louisiana and known as
the Taylor tract, said to contain 300
acres more or less, bounded on the West
by the Fairvew plantation, on the North
by the Louisiana State line, on the East
by lands formerly belonging to VIM
Woods, and the Estes tract now belong
ing TO Col. Walsh.
Terms of Salc--CASH.
JNO. J. BARROW,
Sheriff
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-01-03
SHERIFFS SALE.

State of Louisiana-Parish of West Fell
ciana
Parish Court-No. 1885.
MANN &, LEVY vs.. Ed. Carter. BY
ANl virtue of and in obedience to writ
of Fl Fa. issued in the above styled suit
from said Hon. Court, and to me directed, l
have seized and taken into my posses
sion, and Will offer for sale in front Of the
Court House, in st. Francisville, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of ign,
1880, at the hour of II o'clock, a. IN. OF
said day, the following described proper
ty, to-wit:
One Sorrel Horse, One Dunn Horse and
One Two Horse Wagon.
Terms of Sale, Cash with the benefit
of apprai sement.
JNO. J. BARROW, Sheriff
January 3rd, 1880.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-01-03

Prof. Paine's Bladder and Kidney Spec
ific, one tablespoonful three times day
will cure Bright's Disease ofthe Kidney,
Dropsy all diseases Of the bladder. The
thousands of cases cured by this remedy
has induced me to put up in half pint
bottles at ono dollar, so that those who
are suffering from disease of this kind
may receive its benefit. Can be ordered
through any Druggist. Office, $50 S. Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-01-03

a WORLD or GOoD.-One of the mo,t
popular medicines now before the Amer;Y
can public, is Top Bitters. You sec Il
everywhere. People take it with GOOD
erect erect 1t builds them up. 1t is not rs
peasant TO the taste as some other Bit.
.ers as 1t is not a whiskcy drink. II is
t thore IKE the old fashioned bone set tea
5 5nas mas las, cone world of good. If Won
ooh ieel just right try Hop Bitters
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-01-03

Gov. GARCELON of Maine has
giyen the RAIDS of that State an
idea of the unpleasantness of
Returning Boards. The only
difference between Garcelon's
Board and Kellogg's of Louisi-
and, is the proceedings of the
first is governed by the law
while that of Kellogg was just
the opposite.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-01-03

A telegram from Amite City
announces that on the 2Sth an
armed mob of fifty men entered
the Jail at that place and alb
Quoted therefrom six prisoners.
The bodies of four were found
next morning riddled with bull
lets.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-01-03

The de tacto government set
up by the Blaine revolutionists,
in Maine have called on MIR.
Hayes for troops. It is hardly
probable military support will
be furnished with a Democratic
Congress to construe the law IN
such matters.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-01-03
A S1,OOO,O0O fire occurred i'll
BOSTON ON the 2Sth ult.,

The Hood Relief Fund, of
this place amounting to thirty
dollars was RENTED to General
F. N. Ogden, chairman of the
Hood Relief Committee, a few
days fince by DR.. F. M. Num-
ford.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-01-03

ETalk about your English
beauties! there's not woman
in the world with more admir-
ers than our Anna Williams, OF
Philadelphia. Everybody wants
her picture. Her face is inn
printed on the new silver dol
lar.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-01-03
NOTICE.

All members of Pioneer Fire Co"His /,
gre heFehy notified t. be present On ~ :.
aisG @londay III January, when ,ns la
s,atiaiion of the officers elect VIII "a
pace. A full attendance is reqns;S.ss
"a supper will lie spread for the oco ~
A. Il. BRIANT, Stas'
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-01-03

II No triore Dyspepsia, no hop bit
tiers made of aloes, or stomach tonics
made Of poor whislsey, hut q pure gem
uine Blood and Stomach tonic. One Ia
blespoonful of Prof. Paine's Blood, Stom-
ach aud Liver Tonic, taken before each
meal is a perfect digester of Gle food, and
cures every form Of Dyspepsia. Office,
$50 S. Ninth street Philadelphia. It.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-01-03

The Donaldsonville Chie1
makes mention Of the revival
of the Kansas fever, and says
this is due to the defeat of the
Republican State ticket in the
recent election. Had the Chiej
mentioned that the revival is
due to the advice given by Beat
tie a few days before the cleo
ton, in New Orleans, and her.
aided throughout the country
by his emmissaries, that the
only thing left is to emigrate
to Kansas, where there is room
for $4,000 of you and friends to
aid you," the story would bear
more the semblance of truth.
The Chiefs advice to "those
contemplating emigration for
this season is, hold the fort a
while longer and prepare them
selves to give Judge Beattie a
lift next fall in his attempt to
carry the State for Grant. Theme
gro will not go to e 'tlerto Kan
sas or Indiana if the party it
supports will allow them that
peace Of mind that brings con-
tentment. And the idea of
Grant to the Louisiana negro,
with a recollection of the ad-
ministration of his satraps is
anything BUT pleasing. No,
Mr.. Chief, exodus or no exodus,
the RAIDS need hope for nothing
more in Louisiana. We hold
the fort and mean to retain
that hold from this out.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-01-03
TOMBSTONES, IRON RAIL.
INGS, &c.

G. B. & E. Enochs having arrived at
Bayou Sara are now prepared to furnish
any of the above work. All orders thank
fully received and promptly attended to.
jan3- ON
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-01-03

The exhibition of tie e.
ectric light at Menlo Park on
the 31st by the inventor, Edi-
son, was a complete success.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-01-03
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

The examination Of Teachers for tho
Public Schools of this Parish, will be
continued on Saturday, January 18th,
1880. BY order of the School Board.
G. GOODMAN, Sec'ty.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-01-03

e. "On to Kansas |" has
been superseded by new cry
among the colored population
Of Kentucky, North Carolina
and adjacent States. The watch
word with them is, "On to In
diana," and they are going there
in large numbers.-Don. Chief:
Yes! on to Indiana. Is this
too the result of outrages by
Democrats, or is it the work Of
Radical managers concocted for
the purpose Of subverting the
voice of a Democratic State.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-01-03

Man FISCHER. AUGUST r1scun
-, & 3, : XNSNMsR
S. w. Corner yron: 4 suI
EIIGU J4A, Ii.
| II AVE CONSTANT. Y in $. ore for s,s
- at prices coniorsn"llr with tn
times, full and complete lines of WIKI
goods. Ladies Dress Goods, Honse-kerr
ers articles, and It general assortncnla
fancy and simple dry goods
Victoria Lawns.
Nainsooks, Swiss
Mulis, Fiqucs, Ei~h-
op Lawns, Linen avn. !
Dress Linens, Mozsmh
q"e;:, Grcna-
dimes, Organdy
MuslInS, French
Pcrcdlcs, irish bin
ems, Bobbiuc, Bars, a
Laccs and Curtains,
ParasoIs, large yars
". UmbrCl-
las, assorted styles
and qualities. Cali
COS, BlcacEed Cottons, 4
CambriaS, ShcetingS
Ch:d"eus Cassimefa
Gents
Casino!
Cottonad cs,
Jeans. Denim, Tick
-ings by til" yard or piece
Dealers in Fancy and Staple groceries,
Pcovlslons, western Produce ana
Plantation Supplies. Agents tor
the renowned Singer Sewing
Machine and its various
at tach ments. IA
We invite an inspection of olir lais'
assortment of Ladies, Childrens Ms .a'.
and Boys Hosiery, and Kid GLOW sAi,,|
Thread, Gauntiets, Ties, iihho FL
Drolderics Laces, Ruchings, Cor
dies Ready-Tade Under wear, e
fumery, Toilet, Articles, and not n
We have Oh hand also, fresh
selected, stock OF Clothing, Boots, bhe.s
Hats and Caps and IL general as o.tl a;.,
OF gentlcmens under-wea and lll -1,sa's
goods.
PECI4L NOTICE.-Wc are 50 cI oar,
crs OF the outstanding claims an" ln n;,,,
ednesses due to the late firm OF MO-
Fischer & Co. :.
Tho Citizens of East Fclicians, G ,n.J
Coupee, and Wilkinson CountA gIM
Will find it to their interest anC a:lYil
age to open up a trade with us ale
ders from abroad prolmptly, and carsiaH
filed.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-01-03
CHI 4 RTEk PERPhTjAI
LOUISIANA EQQITA2|l
aa"JT' 51:E! SUR 4 4 IITTGg a.
39.----.-- -Carondlet Street ,
NEW ORLEANS.

T.. Is. BRIGGS prcs;,. /.
JOHN HENDEESHN. Vice prs;a..
AND. PATTON. Ssc-o,..'
The Policies OF the Luri.sinaa Eou;t,u
Life Insura!lc" Coni,any are rrpis,o,s
ana the reserve therein deposited Ia n.
credit of Policy with the Auditor A..
IrcHsurerof State in compliance with y.
Act, approved April 2. l',71 entitled.
dr. act to better secure hoiGtrs @, lii, i.
sndncc PO|icirs IN tbs state: 10 Dror;d..
HeS0te L""d therefore; and ,tor othtr I'm
poses.
A Certificate OF tlc Auditors
State is annexed 20 each policy.
The Company complied With the nm
visions of the above Act and made n
SECOND deposit of 'lr EEu,iisEb r.
SERVE, january 23d, l-7-.
ALLEN JlMEI., Aulhri
.ay ACTIVE AGENTS WANTED. n.
APPLY TO
COURIER & NCNAERI
Gcncr"i -igemfs. .:----. Eaton Rouge u
go =. j.. GSf->A@,
Agent nnyon Sara.
=. G. \. Kaufman. ii. D.. Samuel b
Iongr. Nj D., Medical i>n";''
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-01-03

POPULAR PRICES. No extra charge
for reserved seats. Box sheet now open
at F. NJ. Mumforl's Drug store. Doors
open Z; to begin 8; over 1890.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-21
ANHcY ITEMS.
Depot not begun vet.

Depot not begun yet.
A section house lsx2S is being built.
and is nearly completed, it is situated
at the vest point of the "Y.'
The telegrapy Office is moved there
too on account of the train running
eastward.
All persons wishing to take the cars
will have to go there, for they do not
stop up town.
The livery stable is closed for want
Of an attendant. The owner won't rent
it for what it is worth, he wants abou.
100 per cent. on his investment.
Joel Martin, who recently bought ].
4. Roberts interest in the mill property
has his house nearly completed, and
will probably be an IIntesan before
this is i'll print.
Hadley-yes he is aorrowing, his wife
has left him, but we are glad to be able
to note that it sIonly for a temporary
visit to her friends in Illinois.
Elder Johnson gave a DISCOURSE on
the subject of the Spirit. whether Gus
cious or not III the state Of death. which
walked 'em up some. Some say he is
shaky on it, don't know, guess they
can't meet his arguments any how, he
says it don't die.
The good rain revives, and We sur
vive. Don't know what will hsppen
to Amboy, he's a little fellow yet. T
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-21

Last Saturday we enjoyed a ride out
in the country, and a look at the grow
ing crops. We confess that We was
somewhat surprised, after the discour-
aging reports that had been brought us,
to find the prospect for grain so good.
Our observation extended ~ far north
rs squire Hsnev's, farm, on Elm Creek.
Corn we found looking very well
indeed, considering the dry spring,
while potatoes and garden truck
generally viii he abundant. Wheat.
however, as far as we were able to
learn, will be short, some fields will not
pay for harvesting. Mr.. Virgins, Sr.
informs us that he has recently rode
over a good portion ofthe county south
of the river, and a part of Smith county.
Kansas. and that not more than one
field, Of aaall grain in a dozen will pay
for cutting, but that all other crops
promise well.
Taking it all together We do not see
that there is aisy we'll founded reason
for MI farmers, Us q class, to. become
discouraged. They should remember
that in the eastern states times are even
harder than in this new country, and
that all that is necessary on their part,
to eventually come out ahead, with
flying colors, is to never give up the
ship" hut stick to it and you will be sN
right. To Use a ommOn expression,
we have been through the MILL right
here in this county, and know how it
is ourseiG."
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-21

The latest colors in Fsyal hats, at
Mrs. Fowleris.
Headquarters for ith Of July goods,
1t >. west. i5tf
Keep up with the times and buy YOU
a new hat, at Mrs. McBride's.
The cheapest Fsyal hats in the city.
can be found AT Mr.. Fowler.
| have some dry wood for sale. and
can deliver il if desired. q. ". Dow.
Go to Mrs. McBride's for Fourth of
July hats.
Trimmed hats ,5cts. and upwards, at
Mrs. FoWler's.
The choicest assortment, of canned
goods, 1T >. Vests. 4Jtf
Duplex corsets, suitable fer large
ladies, at Mrs. McBride's.
Buy your white fish mackcral and
Goldfish Of \. :. Marsh.
A nice line Of fancy ribbons and ties.
at Mrs. Fowler's.
The highest marked price paid for
eggs aiTd butter. \. :. Marsh.
Wall Paper in great vcrieiy at
Browns.
New goods every week. Don't fail to
get prices. \. :. Marsh.
A large assortment Of scrap pictures,
FRe Mrs. McBridrs
Gold Coin fine cut tobacco. The beet
mthe State, mt :. Vests. 45tf
Window shades and fxturc. q,
Browns furniture store.
We open this week Il new stock of
dry goods. \. :. Marsh.
Mems boots and plow shoes. New
goods at a bargain. Marsh has them.
Don's forget To put ont trees, Putnam
has any amount of them.
Children's lace collars for twenty-five
cents, mt Mrs. McBridc's.
Headquarters for sun umbrellas,
parasols and fans, at A. :. Marsh.
Go and see the fine stock of furniture
At Browns, before purchasing else
where.
Ladies call At Mrs. Fowler and see
the largest stock Of millinery goods III
the city.
Down they go, good table linen for
30 cts. a yard. A. s, Marsh,
The choicest and best brand ofsmok-
ing tobacco, at >. Vests. 45tf
If you want Hats trimmed i'm the
very best manner, 60 10 Nm. Fowleris
you will be suited.
Go and see goods, and prices, before
buying, at Browns furniture and wall
paper store.
Crown Jewell Patent -four, a al
ways be had ut the store of Chas. r.
Putnam. The best flour in the valley.
Aurora Baking Powder, Warranted
to give satisfaction. at $. Vests. 45tf
Don't fail to 60 to the Nimble Six
pence grocery if you want flour, meal
or cUsn, 45t3
Positively the largest and finest as
sortment Of CONNECTIONS. at s. Vests.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-21
iESi. NOTICE.

Where's Hesry Jrrninx. ard Elisabeth Jen-
nings. his wife. 7or0nu and Lawful Eaarfeans ~
Sarah EnwsAsd Q MINOR. did on the fIts cay 81
say lSse. make o stssen m vYi:irK daily s~Orn
20 and Subscribed IN The presence cf two -sibHH
e. before me-. q. W. Haley. CoanU judge 10 seS
for webster county Nes,r fhAs ne1 voE-rfsrfiy
reIinaupa al rigbr 70 the caaoaJ asf p7ssr
AID coafrcl over Sarah Rovfsn1. = rin0, eh:lt.
20 the end that the said .SsnAA RoviAsd shAli Be
fully adopted By ". L. Jasasne. e Red Cisco
Nskraska-
Abd whereas tn. said ". r. JsckRn did g.
the same asts msks . sesfs<nenf in Srsscs day
ssorn - and E1seersbed before ne an NE preS
soce Of tvs Witnesses TAI he freely ss3 y-tan-
taxiiy sd0p the MD Sarah Rowland - sss s~n
child. asd has made spple.fses % ths ros~s
for . decree Of Moi u0n in aesS>1aocs snS SD
LOSE mentioned sta temeoc
Nov Therefore alt keTsses infsyse1ed 10 sasa
naaes are eonmxsisd 20 be And spSsas bessr-
ne Charles ". Ks;ey. Csunu ysdse IN Ard fer
Webster county, % the Ndxy - Jane. A. go.
% she's esase II say there Do sky ssSa decree
shosld not Be gnsossA As5 psbsieatios hsrsss
shall be made Ia The Red Cboad CufeT. . psp<s
paeinbed end Of senefsj siTrsissoa. in aid
eouniy Tor tsrcs csosseSsse vss<s npn aAis
h~eof.
Dated .. Red Ciort. Nsb. Ma, -. A. y isee.
CHAs~ q. kALET.
Cszssy jstse-
h spd for webse.co. Nebraska
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-21
SUNDAY scEooL PICNIC.

The Mt. Hope $. =, I%navale precinct,
will give a grand Sunday school picnic,
to be held in the grove on Joe DAWN
sons farm, Thursday. June oath, at
which the Sunday schools Of the sur
rounding country are cordially invited
to attend. Music, speaking and a gen
eral good time will be the order of the
day. e.. II. HARVEY. Chairman.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-21
OBITUARY.

Departed this life q. Red Cloud, ~ 3
o'clock 4. NJ, of the 10Th inst, after
suffering grievously for several weeks
Of q disease of the heart, Miss Lizzie
Ellis. the second daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. E. Ellis, aged IS years and II
months. The funeral took place on
the ensuing day, Sunday At 2 o'clock P.
NJ, at the NJ. f. church, attended by q
large, attentive and sy~mpathizing con-
gregation. Prayer was offered ny Rev.
Bent, and an appropriate discourse
delivered by Rev. J. VI. Pryse.
Lizzie Ellis was a sweet amiablc and
exemplary little girl, a child of the Sab
bath school which she fondly loved as
her regular and faithful attendance on
two Sunday schools in this place at
tested, in which her teachers and fell
low scholars will miss her.
OF the b~sneicent effect Of carly
christian training she was a beautiful
sample, carly unfolding into virtues
worthy of imitation on the part Of all,
old as well as young, of germs of truth
and life carefully implanted in her
mind and heart in her childhood, love
and obedience to her parents, a loving
care for her brethren and sisters, and
in her last affliction al unmurmering
patience, severe and umremitting a. her
sufferings were, and . calm tranquil
fartitude in front of the last enemy.
Her life, brief ~ it wA, was not in
vain. OF such lives, long or short, the
influence never dies. And she, "the
maid il not dead but sleepcth."
"Tis not the whole of live to live"
Beyond this vale of tears,
There is a life, above,
Unmeasured by the flight Of years,
And all that life is love"
With this assurance, and that, by and
by, they shall rejoin her in the ever
lasting hatitations of the life above, let
the heart stricken mourners, parents
and sisters and brethren, comfort
themselves.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-21

Supt. c. Z. Yates. the liberal and
far sighted manager of the B. & NJ. r.
r. Telegraph Co, in Nebraska seem.
determined to put t~elegraphic facilities
within the reach Of every one. The
justly popular B. & NJ. telegraph lines
extend over the Z. 4 NJ. r. X. in Neb.
main line, and the Republican Valley
branches. This telegraph company
has steadily reducod its rates, Until
they compare favoratly with the rates
in use in populous eastern states A
marked reduction in rates took effect
December LIST, 1879. As an example
of the reduction made at that time, We
noticed that the rates from Red Cloud
to PlAtRMouth fell from Is cents to SIS
cents on messages of ten words or less,
a similar reduction was applied te'the
entire tariff. The result has been
gratifying to the company. and it has
decided upon another very marked re
duction. i'm its rates, to take effect July
lst, 1880. The tariff from Red Cloud
TO Piattsmouth will be 20, cents for
messages of ten words or less; and for
100 miles or less 80 cents; 100 to- ESQ
miles IS cents; and so cents will be the
highest charge on a ten word message
to any B. b N. Office, when the mes
sage passes wholly ever the B. 4 NJ
lines. The Western Union Telegraph
Co., charges so cents IN messages pass.
ing between. Lincoln and York. Mess.
ages to Omahs 60 via. Platomouth,
thence over the Western Union line
to Omaha. Thew. q. Coz, charges q
cents from Plattsmouth to Omaha. The
b. & NJ Co-,hae no city Office at Omaha
Messages to be lent after 6o'clock p. n
and not de6scpsNe until the following
morning, are accepted on request n
half the usual rSteA These are cAllec
Fed messages, the lowest charge On
red message il Is cents.
These rates ere exceedingly liberal
and for q new country they r ex
ceptionaily low, and place ~telegrsphi'
communication within the reach o
every one.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-21
DISSOLUTION y PAa1HIasm.

The firm of Conner & Sheppard have
this day dissolved partnership by
mutual consent. ID. c. Conner assum-
ming all indebtedness Of the firm. for
the firm ~ Sutton, also all notes gwen
by the firm &C Guide Rock, Neb, to
Smith 4 Crittenden. Reed, Jones 4
Co, and II. EsencaE& Coz, adj motor
snd accounts due Conner 4 Sheppard
At sutton, must be paid to D. C. Con-
YER. And j. s. Sheppard assume. all
Indebtedness of the firm at Guide Rock.
Neb., except all notes gwen 70 Smith 4
Crttenden; Reed, Jones 4 Co., and III.
Essncsa 4 Co., all accounts due the
firm of Conner 4 sheppard - Guide
Rock, must be paid 70 ]. 8, Sheppard.
4S-2-w D. C. CoyyYl
is. SHKrYanp.
Guide Rock. Neb., June 9th, 1850.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-21
For Fourth of July goods, go to Mrs
Fuwler's millinery store.

Leap year gives the young ladies a
gentleman's privilege in making love"
Perhaps it does, but no respectable
young man, says an exchange, will
have anything to do with young lady
who takes a position III the street cor
ner and winks at hegentlemen ~ they
pass by. Nor would il look well for
a dozen or young ladies to loaf
around in front OF a church an hour
and a half on Sunday nights, sparring
and knocking each others hats off, and
dancing on the sidewalk in order to
kill time until the congregation is dis
missed, and then buckle up to a young
man and escort him home. Nix.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-21
4 CARD.

Mr.. Charlse Virgins hesp leave. on
behalf II himself and wife. N tender
their unfeisned and bearti.., thanks TO
their friends in Red Cloud. for the
many tokens ofsympathy and kindns~-
freely vcuchsafed on their part To him
self and Sife IN their recent bereave-
ment. which served greatly 20 .oo;h.
and cheer them therrin-
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-21
sEEaUT's SALE.

BIZ virtue Of an order Of sale issued ~, ~
the District Court for the Jts Jsb,e,al It tric,.
in and for Webster county. S.brSsa. uypn a
decree Of foreclosure. in an action wherein.
Wheeler q Wilson Manufacturing COMPANY %
plaintiff, and James X. Ball abi Nary p. Ball
re defendants In accordance with said o~ier
l shall Offer for sale ~ public auction. ~ III. est
county. On : itarias, the 18th day ofJsne. A. f..
lsSD. ut ] O'Clock in the siteTnoOa the f~glIosis.
described property to-vIt
The wee; half Of the north -vrt suArisr. and
the west bal of the ssoth-Uest quarter OF se--
twenty. % Township too. 60 perth Of Rsne.
we've I'D west Of the sxtb ". n. 10 sAIi
county Of Websisr. and State of Nskrsskz-
Given under my Rand sst. 18th day Of May.
lsso. r. ". HSRRES.
naJZIune2f rssr6.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-21
sEEtTY'a sALs.

By virtue Of az execution isusd by JAMES
A. Tullcys. Clerk Of the District Court Of III.
Fifth Judicial District in and for the County Of
Webster aad state Of Sebrsska. snd TO ire de-
lirered. in favor Of G. H. :. J. MeCSrmiek
plaintiff. and against W. X. fslIe. dsf.sdsnt- =
bays levied on the foilosibg desrfei gods
ana .aSftels- AZ the propsrtr q the said W. 4.
Fuller. to-wit: tine Mccormick harvester sad
selfbindsr. which j shall eIpose ~ public sale
to the highest bidder. for cash. in 'front.' q Al
bert Blumenthall's saloon in Bise Hill 10 ssii
COUNT m the 18th day of June. 1850. NJ . o'clock
Dated the 10Th d, Of May. isSI
ma2.jun2t JOS. W, Wsssrx. sheriff.