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, 1880-08-06
Notice I

~ fia Na7'uhaaHa p.r~rs of M Wuvsoua
vatssg r-sssaats 'a GA am ssamfv.
wssl aatss r's.1 Hsgs.tsa.aa vuacus
us C,aaa@ caupEF woal4 rssgScsfaily Spp-
rr@rt
rna' rhrss ~ no h.Naily oanszRuts,l
tasa5r lirTsiassa geaz lslus NJ ClS,su
iausW
us fherFss-r H~um-rFf.s tisat ths Re-
SAL sar v9trss af C5alam ceurty 80 uarst
is tts veF-.-i,F rrv,tacts un
~stmr6sy, AssHnusa "a. t~sa.
fsr ~ pnFf.'se oi r'-fiug d.irGatss ip
srfeal 10 euHTl taeyrH'iea ta is hsa a
Nfw. ilgs.fxBss a. We,iarsiay. AuxHW
1sh ha ta~ rarpg-s ~ nouniaRiing q
C0arfy rifAst s1.l sisttiEg toe 4cs7xatrs
o. flw ErGai' .an frrriso+isl CouvsnsioC
ta b. is.I a. NANsgyEa- ~. T., 90 GA~
sih aay - ~sV,smAer Hs~o
Ths rpfs-cutai,on of fiss sever4l pse-
cincts wili hs a. ioliowE
, 1880-08-06

OFF FOR THE NoETH.-Maior Nor.
ris sailed for southeastern Alaska on
the steamship California this week.
1t is uncertain how long he will be
absent, as he intends ascending the
Stikine river as tar as Glenora Land
ing, where he will meet the Indian
Commissioner of British Columbia,
Col. Powell, on Important official
business. We learn that the Major
has in course of preparation another
lengthy report upon the Customs
district Of Alaska, its resources, ETC.,
which will be submitted to the Treas
ury department. before Congress as.
sembles in December. 1t will be
exhaustive in its character, and will
contain much important information.
Mrs. Morris accompanies the Major,
and will be the guest of the family
of Colonel Ball, Collector Of Gus.
toms at Sitks.
, 1880-08-06

Massey, in speech at the "cor
ners" "ratis6ing the nominsshun Of
Handbook" among other things said :
my friends, it is perfectly safe TO
take any federal soljer which is will
in to take a nominashun at the hands
of,southern brigadeers, you bet your
life. And it is perfectly safe for us
to swaller the resoiooshons, no mat
ter what they may be. They all pint
one way. Ell they are fer tariff or
agin tariff they mean the old rool ov
the glorious south. Ef they are fer
hard money or soft money, they
mean the triumph of the south.
Miklellen, ef he he'd bin elected wod
hev don jestez we'll ez Je6son Davis,
aud so will Handbook"
, 1880-08-06

THE "Press," of this place, -four
ishes an item to the effect that the
Good Templsr Lodge here is losing
some OF its members since prohibit.
ing them from playing at billiards.
1t is common saying that outsiders
know more about peoples business
than they themselves know. We
claim to be tolerably well informed
upon the subject, and we know of
but one person who has left the lodge
here since the Grand Lodge, at its
last session decided (for the third or
fourth time during the past few
years) that at is violation Of their
obligation for Good Templars to play
at games Of chance in drinking sa-
loon, and that it is the duty Of subor
dinate lodges to bring to trial apd
punish such offenders" Of course
those who wosld rejoice over the
downfall of all moral reformatory in.
stitutions and influences must be OK,
pected to catch at straws and make
the most of them.
, 1880-08-06

D. .E.H.a kls ..- a.sa4 .r
la.tH r1aaft, 1s -af.s sa.tg ul
...s Bst o., ghr Nt4a Bav gFFaf
-f.s taJrr, .a tbr ssms bpag go.
4sub ~ At = luaasu FvssTgaf
sd h-yasl ,ls sslsi.sssan -f Ter
ra. rsI ava. Ia prgas ttat e..
sHsr1 has beer ma3e % c1isc' taErs
l.vn there, 4sI f.F aas.ra "a. tA4
aEIuu ~lHhaut frPrvseHfasinF, hsas
bssn trarsposed and sFfsd ls tas
case We suBrrs2sr1 ftst a state
ment Cf facts has bseH made So and
.1r@ar,led 10 Judge Green's 9th q
siew 20 securing jecisiou from tsm
ii possible, a. % the merits oi the
question. The Interests q the peO-
pie undoubtedly demand such a DO
eislon, As all are anxious 10 exercise
the HsAveG.borp right Of sasrage IL
they can lawfully do 50, snd yea they
do not want 90 80 to the expense Of
holding an election il /, were going
to be void. They express their will
ingness, we understand, to pay their
lawful taxes.
, 1880-08-06
FALSE Ec0NeMY.

The late Democratic Congress in
its efforts to appear before the
American people in the light Of an
economiziug body, only succeeded
in earning for itself the undesirable
reputation of being "penny wise and
pound FOOLISH" and never has this
been more strongly exemplifed than
during the past few weeks in the
case of the wrecked ship Mathilde,
the survivors of which are supposed
to havsslanded on Socorro Island, af-
ter surmounting unheard-of hard
ships in an open boat Cor weeks.
We learn from our exchanges, that
although every effort was made to
procure the services of a Govern
ment vessel to proceed Immediately
TO the relief Of the castaways, ye,
for want of sufficient appropriations
and necessary laws on the subject,
these unfortunate American subjects
were left to perish for want OF need
I'd supplies which would have been
forwarded ut once had the unfortu-
mates belonged to any other civilized
nation On earth. So much red tape
ism was required before necessary
relief could be forwarded, that Sir
John Hasketh, an English nobleman,
who was travelling along our coast
on pleasure trip, finding our gov
ernment so diiatory in taking action,
ordered his own steam yacht to be
got in readiness, and after provision
ing her with everything necessary
for the relief Of the distressed mar
iners, started out on the evening of
the same day on which he first learn.
ed Of the wreck. Soon afterwards
the government by direction Of Sec
retary Thompson, dispatched sail
ing vessel TO Socorro for the same
purpose. Nevertheless it devolved
upon an Englishman to show US the
way to perform an eIrand of mercy,
and we have only to thank our mig
gardly Congress for the unpleasant
position we occupy. II the venom
and spite OF a few Southern fire
eaters in Congress is to be classed
under the head of financial economy
and thus lead to the sacrifice Of the
lives of American citizens, then the
sooner we learn the English mode of
dealing with such matters the sooner
shall America be recognized as a
charitable nation.
, 1880-08-06
The Oregon Kidney Teat

Bs@a the fsslN9iHg tosttnoaiAha, not from
prFsUNs Aap miics Rway, whom no orc
kn1wss bot ffwm ucil-knowh and tRNstwow-
thy cfttEsns ~ Oregon. vhoos names. wrifiea
IN testS osn hands. en- 10 ssea at our ofrcrc
Portland. Otvwnn, July u. ls7a
Tee orsg~u ~ bsansy Fen has cured my
bach And kldney~ and I am AZ q loss to express
any 9rSitiues I shali always reraemher the
OFryon Kidney Tea with pleasure and eHtoem,
Rnd highly rSommend u 30 all my friends
and AcQuatafnnces.
j. II. r. DOWNING, tat r. scllings.
Portland, Oregon. July 81, Is7s
while was in TilAmook lnst Winier. WAS
affected IN MY hack and kidneys 80 that it
wa almost Impossible tnr me To reach Port
land. When rot here was induccd to try
the 0reuoR Kidney Tea. I drank, a, my
meals. the tea made from ~. and II has effect
ed n radical cure. can highly recommend IL
TO all who are afflicted a. was.
Y. COIN.
, 1880-08-06
Two Surgeons.

From the National Surgical Institute.
Indianapolis, Indiana, will visit Seattle.
w. T., Sept. 3d and 4th, 1850. provided
with complete aud expensive outfit OF
apparatus designed for the treatment of
Spinal Disease, Hip and Knee Disease
Crooked Limbs, Club Feet, Paralysis,
&c. Piles and Fistuh cured without the
knife. This Institution has an unequaled
reputation IN the treatment OF these dis
eases and those Interested should not fail
to see these surgeons.
, 1880-08-06

SEVERAL complaints have recently
been made about drunken Indians in
the vicinity Of town. IL is Of course
a mystery as to where they obtain
their stimulanis.
, 1880-08-06

The board of ,ointy commission.
ers have been in session during the
past few days until yesterday, when
they took brief recess. They, have
considerable business to tran sact at
this term yet, which will be done at
an adjourned meeting next week.
, 1880-08-06

A VERY destructive fire occurred
at Yale, B. G., on Tuesday last.
Two lives were lost, besides several
being severely burned. The loss of
property amounted to about $75,.
900. Cause of fire unknown.
, 1880-08-06

IMPoRTANT.-Just as we go to
press we learn from the Central Ho--
tel telegraphic bulletin that Jay
Gould has made up his mind to head
oil the Northern Pacific Railroad by
building branch line from the Un.
ion Pacific Railroad TO Puget Sound,
taking Cheyenne as a starting point,
and making the National Park on the
Yellowstone a stopping point for
tourists and travellers. The line will
pass within 20 miles Of Laramie IL Il
does not take is in, thence 90
Fort Mckinney, bearing west
through the Big Horn county. s. .
veyors ere now in the seld. and
Gould expects IN have ore hundred
miles built by January l., 1881.
, 1880-08-06

FoR SALE.--Four tons Of good
timothy hay, from Dungeness, the
property of Mr.. @. F. Clapp. Will
be landed in Port Townsend about
the 18th inst. Price, delivered here,
$lS per ton. Apply at the ARGUS
Office.
, 1880-08-06

II IN A. awesk In your own town. o. out
$6 q 5: !; : !; !: 4: 4; I: !: !; !;
Kt1EA oi either sex zen make grca nay
Portland. Mnine.
, 1880-08-06

Az GlP, one of the Cinnamon in
town who deyotes himself to the
business of purifying soiled linen,
announces this week that he has pur-
chased the wash house formerly
owned by Lun Sen.
, 1880-08-06

THE revenue cutter, Oliver VOL
cott, IL again in our harbor, after a
brief stay 10 Seattle where she took
on board . supply n coal.
, 1880-08-06
PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS.

J. CLEMENT SMITH. 7ll G Street
Wa nslingl0n. ID. @. Attorney at Law and
Solichor oi Patents. Survivor Of Gilmore
Smith 4 Co., and Chipman, Hosmer Il
Co. Send postage stamps for Circular
giving tees. Sc.
, 1880-08-06

LAKUr. Valley snd wifs, Of ths
revenus marine servics, haze ssttled
down ios a eonlortable Say 10 PoH
ToEuseBd,
, 1880-08-06

A REv. Mr. Hill. Of Salem. Oyn -,
oficiased in the Prssbytsrisa chorrb
Of this place last Sunday.
, 1880-08-06
Vacant Places

In the dental ranks will never occur II
you are particular with your teeth, and
cleanse them every dry with that famous
tooth-wash. SOZOD0NT. From youth,
to old age 1t will keep the enamel spotless.
and unimpaired. The teeth OF PERSONS
who use SOZODONT have a pearl-liks'
whiteness, and the gnms a roseate hue.
while The breath Is purified, and rendered.
sweet and fragvans. 1t is composed. Oh
rare antiseptic herbs and is entirely free
from tie Objectionable and injurious III.
gradients Of Tooth Paste4, &c,
, 1880-08-06
Alden Academy
AnaCort&@ .--. Gee. .... .... w. n.
Fsa9 A. : Nuruel. A. ~, Prtasi iga1
nRg. A. n rufs 4. N surA

TAa lntsitafs, ou Fs1hAgo lslRMa. M prs-
parna ~ tsFuaA uacxaaEh and ccnlamkrAa
e4mnGaan b silAs-us ~ hoth ~xras Tho
tsmihgn n MvwrAibR ta hfAAh gn& NRAt
t1p~ns.. swa slso hevnzsae ~ iiue guiet ara
Fsnon~Swaa trusn civ anuwunc@s8 AI-
pagcsM,Trt rAVsA D. antaxislaNl sftentiua
~ eausgs8nt tcDeArrs CoHghhcratioa
pasa to wRNurgN aud mngAa. Parguts
a1gitsss g vera dtus, Aua oorrvspou1saus
.gwtsvss
10 lhe o8rTS a. .rnciess has 5een sds~f
An sxB9rasterd FhonagrapheF and iassrao-
tnr in Eaessre hnE@agcs and AT Special
Atas4fso0 lg musis. there h~iag ien paptls
ugoa shr urgan he yesr. Boo& -kSepang.
sarvsytag as a.
Ierms--ss And o. rzisOa per QnArter.
Oyxus sept. lss2. Board a. - pee
wWrk
, 1880-08-06

AIk ts'tss irss' a. igss a -. a,s "a. ss
, 1880-08-06
BARBED FENCE WIRE
Cable Laid Double Wire.
FOUR POINT STEEL BARBs

The hest and cheapest Fencs known. No
other Fence equal 10 H. Manufactured under
lic~nse from the holders OF the original pn.
tents Put up on ln0 Ia. reels. sand ior cir
CulArN.
Al kinds ~ WIRE. irun. sfasl and CALVIN
itsi, fnr BALtNG IENtINg, TElEsnAPu
TtikPlfuNE y. eir. etc
MfRE ROPE ~ aI kinds in stock or man.
itili uffu 20 nrrlfg.
A. -. IIALIIDfE.
wIRN nttAA ufME moPE uSmKa.
esNSaas~smhs "a, s~~ Ern@si-r@.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-25
4 ac59s GOA. EsE.

Last week q blacksmith cane over from
''bleedin' ksssss," With specimens Of
Goa! which he said were taken from q
vein FIVE feet thick, which had teen re
Gently discovered cropping out in the
bluffs on the classic bank Of the romantic
stream called White Rock. He however,
told certain parties eonfden,ially, that
the vein was i've feet pide and four
inches thick. On last Sunday several
parties, including brother Andrew Jacksen
kenney, wen, over to Kansas in search Of
the bogus coal mine. 1, s needless to
say that their trip was fruitless, and tina,
they came back with an overwhelming
Of having been sold"
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-25
A dry rood. clerk ".uaaenly and

A dry gcods clerk "~suddenly and
mysteriuosiy" Ief, the sacred precincts Of
Red Cloud 9 shor, ;ime ago, and . grass
widow came Up missing about the
same time. Did she lead Lin to tie
altar Of Rymen, or did he lead her to
DR.. - Office 10 Omaha.
We arc told that certain parties who
did not Ike cur seuib % tie masquerade
bsl! last week, viii "an.her' u IN the
.srgr. tLis week. Yes, Do. Go,d us
on to publishing all We knew about that
offair. We can stand il, whoep 'er M
Seriously, however, no of.n.e was intend
cd in that article, and low anyone can 50
construe il ss TO make it seem derogstory
to anyone. is a mystery 10 us. We let
you down easier than we viii sgaia, II
forced to . discussion Of the subject.
The editor or the Argus found a
Typographical! error il the Guide Rock
Nerrs, an error that was discovered and
corrected before half the papers were
worked of, and took the trouble 10 call
attention to it lss, week. His " paper,
however, il not free from errors, Tor IN
the local calling attention to the aforesaid
error he speaks OF the columns OF that
sheet. A little further down in the same
column we find the following sentence:
Persons contemplate making a trip to
Eurore will save time and trouble by buy
ing tickets here" Still further down we
iud FOLLOW" and then We are startled
By the astounding intelligence that the
school meeting will be ''hcld at the old
''schol" house on "Mandsy." Sheep
are referred to as lambs and "weathers.'
Attention is called to "bro va SOAP,
agent Allen is spoken Of, and u at
tention is called to ''bnllion" brick.
These errors we noticed while csusaily
looking over tie local page Of last weeks
A,yus.
Verify, "those who live 10 gIass houses
should not throw stones"
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-25

years mars 90 prors the same result sith
the sane officers. ]; is not strange TO ms
th., taxes are 80 high. the treasurer
10 III. report has aealys.d tie prorosi-
tion. the ststenes, ihs, Ne have 20 often
heard Of concerning the Cd bridge. u al
uoousLine, and vii do 70 tel 20 MARINES
and indians, bot no 'onEer to tar payers
Uycn I'll this erremou. tar. tsr etjoin.
ed by L $ Cour'. sDj toub'fsl tax, there
Ia. been warrants and obl;gaiioas Issued
for IL. for which the people are csllsd
upon nov to pay. Tbi. i in my opinion
the great Re ssou Why taxes are so high.
70 wonder that the people have became
so dissatisfied. when they are ca,lei upon
10 pas about s59,735.Os tar, more noaey
| venture TO lay than all the farmers In
the county made the las, year.
VALE whose first name is Frank.
j. 81 hope 10 be able IN my next
communication to give my ful! nsme.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-25

Msssrs. Fowler Il Rawson will open a
branch meat market at the old stand a;
the lower end of town, on the east side Of
the street, and all kinds of fresh and
smoked peats, sa1ssgcs, fowls. and in
fact everything in their line tina, the pub
lie may need will be kept constantly on
hand. Meats of all kinds will be smoked
for parties who desire il. and at very
reasonable rates. Give them a trial.
pnw-ff
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-25
81 Wise and Happy.

Ifyou will stop all your %extravsgan,
and wrong notions in doctoring yosrself
and families with expensive doctors OF
hunbug cure-alls that do harm always.
and use only natures simp'e remedies
for all your ailments-you will be wise,
well and happy. and save great expense.
The greatest remedy for this. the great,
wise AND good will tell you, is Hop Bit.
ters-reiy on il. See another column.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-25

Messrs. Fowler i Rsxson. who have
recently purchased the meat marke ct for.
merry conducted by Mosher 4 Son, have
employed Mr.. VIM. Mosher to act 10 the
capacity of salesman, and general mana
ger, bis experience in the business and
the satisfaction which he has hitherto
given the public i sufficient guarant ee
that they will receive in the future a. 10
the past, the best Of satisfaction. IF
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-25

"As my strength was then even so is
my strength now" said Joshua. So will
every one say who may be troubled with
weak stnmachs and worn out digestive
organs. If they will now aud forever use
j. Monroe Tay!or's Gold Medal Soda OF
Saleratus for wherever it has made an
acquaintance it "s,icks closer than a broth
er,"-it will be your protector and shield,
besides always giving you nice, light and
digestible Bread, Biscuits. Puddings,
Cakes, &c. Try it. Mos, of the merch.
ants sell it. Depot ll2 Liberty Street.
New York.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-25

VIZ siFs '7uer u kBhk
Wal paper ~ srss; TeTie'y >,
erosn's
-iles5aasr,sr. fes HIT. Rsas-s. ,si
Fancy Soo5.. ~ ~. NsSnas.
Cut Leaf Sugar. q splendid srir,s.
or saie 81 Rosy
-wisaow sAsie. sni hriare. ..
Brown : ~iafri,ure siorc.
-Doa't lie tehisi in style, %; hu,
yOur tsts Of Mrs.. Mcbride.
A fall assortment. Of C4E5rbis
canned fruit. .; koBYS
60 api see The Gss stock effurnisuss
a, BroSo's. before pa-chasing elsewhere.
-Evapors,ed apples ibe best ia the
market Try them. Fur sac At goby {.
Choice goods. nice fresh aad ne.,
AT Mrs. MeBnds's.
Go and see goods. and price.. tSfors
buying. at Browns furniture and sal
pspe, store.
Cooks Favorite Tomato, Always OF
hand. at RoBYs.
Snow fake potatoes, for seei, for
sac NJ npbI ,.
MIR. Montgomery regu larlY deals ou'
fresh milk ia the Inhabitants Of Red
Cloud. Mix delivered every day, Sun.
days not excepted.
Mocha Coffee. the bes, rrad. a
green coffee ever brought TO Red Cloud
To be had only at RogY's.
-
Money to Lean . on :S e a ecg: ii. IL
up ssrd. straight 10 per e.ot. No Comui~i os
II. ;. Coosss. o, the Court House. .u
Dentistry.
ii. A. Biard viii be in bi. Office. from,
the first to the 7Sh, of each month.
Office nex, door to the Ba-k. Red
CLOUD. % II.
Anyone looking for choice articles il
the grocery line, need look no farther
then KOBY's store. for he alsays Keeps
the best Of everything. ia the shape o
Groceries.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-25
Final Proof Notices.
Land Office at Bloomington Neb. Mar. I'D. Il

Land Office at Bloomington Neb. Mar. I'D. Iss0
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has hiet notice OF his intention &c
make final proof in support Of his claim. spd Sc.
cure final entry thereof, before James A. Tuliey,
Clerk ofthe Court of ebst-r county. a. his of
Chesley l.. Brocknsn. Hid application 1899,
for the west hal of the southeast quarter and
west half northeast quarter Of section :. town I.
T alge II west. ana names the following re hi,
witnesses To prove continuous residence on and
cultivation OF said tract. viz. George W. Knight
Albert g Hale. Absaiom n. Day, Ezra ii. Jone,
all of Insvale, Nebr.
mar2jlpr2+ :. ". SWITZER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-25

/ have enlarged my store 20 dJuble its
former size, aud expect TO keep the larges,
stock Of millinery and fancy goods suits,
underwear, gloves, hosiery, c~oraets, trim
miucs. silks, listers, etc TO be found ia
Webster county. Ladies please bear thi;
10 mind aud give me a call.
II. L. LurZ.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-25
Notice 70 TEACHERS.

Notice is hereby given, that I viii exarine
all person US who may desire to offer the mselve 90
rs candidates tor teachers of the primary OF
com mon schools Of Webster county. AZ Red
Cioad on the first Saturday in the IN nths Of
February. Nay August ard November; A,
Blue Hill on the first Saturday ia the months o
January, April. July aud October, At Guide
Rock on the first Saturday 10 the months oil
March. June. Septen Der and December.
Examinations TO coDmeBee at yo'clock A. y
A. \. PoPE.
County Superintendent of Public Instruction
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-25
Secure the Shadow ere the
Substance Fades.

All who are de.irous OF having pic
lures Of themselves ar of their friends or
!itilesnes, are respectfully informed that
Messrs. Pryse 4 Ewing sre bow ready to
take Photographs, Ferrotypes &c, in The
highest style Of the art. Also copying
and charging. Gallery, second door
north of Chief Office, Red Cloud, Neb.
2l,f PRYsE IL EWING.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-25

Land Onsce at Bloomington Neh- March u. 1850.
Notice is hereby given that the fouesins
make enai proof IN support Of his c1Aln. and
seeure 6ual entry thereof before the kssetses
or A~eceiser a. the Y s land cAes u ssooasns
Jacob sshunk. Of Eius Hill, Sehr-. Homestead
yo. Ss<a. for the nsrthwegt quarter: seetcs 81.
town !. range 10. vest, aud DANES the Eoueytne
Bank. Henry Neihnirs and Fred Neb4s- III o!
Eise Hill. Seos 8. w.SwlILER. Register
nsrlsxpFli
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-25
Land once a, Bloomington Neb. March lt.. Issl

Notice is hsrehy given that the following
named settler his 6lei notice of his intention 10
| make final proof in support Of his claim. ana
| secure final entry thereof. proof TO he made be-
fore Jaues a. Tulleys. Clerk of the Court Of
" eSster county, nt his ofice, in Red Cloud.
Neb., on the 3rd day of April. lisa.
Thomas Vaughn, Homestead Entry No. aS.,
for the northeast quarter. section 2. town l.
"a nye II west, and names the following a. bis
witnesses. VIZ: Josiah c. Hclcomo. Ihoma,
, Kennedy, August Piersseff and Joseph W. Jones
all of Scott, Nebraska
mariapr1f 5. W.SWITZER, Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-25

Land efbce at BLOOMINGTON. Neh March Is. fsse
Notice is he ely given that the following
named settler has Sled notice Of hn intestfon 20
make fual proof in support OF his claim, and
ieys clerk of the court in Webster county. At ais
oc &c in Red Cioad, See-. On the l.th day OF
| April, lsSe.
stead No. lS7a. for the south-vs. quarter. north
west quarter west southwest quarter, sao south
| east quarter. soush-uess quarter. sectscn ",
| nix witnesses, viz Shadrsch CYoXtoa. John Far
| nier, cs.istopher c. Bennett and jacob koniA'
| ali Of Coussx Nebraska: -
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-25
PUBLIC SALEi

l will sell my entire stock Of groceries,
farm machinery. &c, At Public Auction,
on Saturday. March eth, 1880. Sale
will commence at l0o'clock A.. VI. Fight
months time viii be given on farm ma.
chinery. See band bills.
ID. T. THOMAS,
nz-t.n NJ N.rl ppl 1904
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-25
Land oaice a. Bloomington Neo. March lst. Isso

Notice is hereby given that the ~folicwins
named settler has filed notice of his intention TO
| make final proof 10 support OF his claim. and
leys. Clerk of the Court 81 Webster county. .;
his Office, in Red Cloud, Neb.. April 3rd. ESQ.
William c. Benson, Homestead kppiicatioa.
No. l193, for north-eas: quarter. section -. town
9. range II west. and names the following as his
| witne ses. via: Augustus W. Holmsrain. Henry
4. Scott. Alvah I. Reed and Thomas J. Virgin,
all Of Rod Cloud, Neb.
MAJ. &aprit S. ". SWITZER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-25
Land osce a. Bloominsto Ne.. Mar. 18th. s

Notice ia hereby given that the following
named settler have 81 ed notice of int.n,ion TO
make FINAL proof in support of his claim and
secure final entry Nthereof before the Register
inston Neb.. on Monday. April %. ls3o.
George II. Spl nser for the : n Ei and
NkSW q see. - town { range l. west. and
names tho followisg as bis witnesses. viz: James
Albert II. Springer all of Wells p Neb.
mar25spr22 =. W. SWIrZER. Re ;isfcr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-25
MONEY TO LOAN!

Money to prove up with on final re-
cript, or on decided land a, S per. cent.
and l-G2 per. cent commission, or IT
straight 10 per. cent no commission.
JSo. X. WILCOX.
Office next door 10 CHIEK Office. 3Otf
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-25
CIR NJ

Not the Crown Of Kings nor the Crown
Of Glory. bu, the Crown Sewing Machine,
the latest. and best machine 10 the Mar
ket. it will pay you TO call st the Pos,
Office and see it before you purchase.
HnY Sale by NJ. B. McNIrr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-25

Chas. T.. Putnam has a patent dried
beef cutter in his store. and parties who
purchase dried beef can have it already
sliced,