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The Red Cloud chief., 1880-11-25

Notice IL hereby gwen that by virtue
Of q chattel mortgage, dated on the 18th
day of September, 1879. and duly filed
and recorded in the office Of the Regis
ter Of Deeds, of Jewell county, in the
State of Kansas, on the 18th day Of
September. 1879, at 10 O'Clock A. n, Of
that day and executed by J. C. Hunt
ington, to johnson 4 creps to ecu
the payment of the UNI of One Hum
drd and Twenty Five Dollars, and
upon which there is now due the SUM
Of One Hundred and Eleven DollaR
and EIGHTY One Cents, (tlIl-SD de-
fault having besa made in the pay
ment of said sum, therefore I will sell
the property therein described, to-xit>
One hrown horse muie seven year old.
one lWeber wagon partly worn, n
set q double harness partly worn, ~
public auction. 1t the front u the store
baS1dig occupied By SD Johnso &
Crops, IN The Sown Of Ned Cloud, IN ths
county Of Webster and State Of
Nebraska, O. tie 10th dry Of Decem-
ber, 1850, ~ J o'clock p ~, Of said day
JOaxsoS & CREPs, XOrtgagees-
By o. C. CASE, their Atty.
Dated Red Cloud, Neb., November
Sd. 1856 noyfdees
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-11-25

cised than IN the production of Chfst
mas gifts- Here for instance - Q liz
like image II . bird upon . perch A.
tacbei tn IL is flexible artificial wind
pipe. into which when tie performer
blows. the hard opens his heak. and
poun forth . food of melody that
would make the heart Of . canaY ache
with envy. And this for . single dol
lar, Or here again IL . fetoc,os. look
ing hull dog hungrily seated on hrs
bsunch-. The youthful proprietor
invite. al older friend to place . coin
upon the dog move: when hay :
presto the coin - flung into the AIR,
the mouth gap expectsni, and
Before q man hath power To say,
Behold,
The jaw. Of darkness have devoured
u up"
Il . lady found Of fanry work. Be
hold an assortment of designs. COM
menced sufficiently 70 -how the stitch
and pattern. and r with sil materials
for finishing on receipt Of price. Or
longs her soul for personal adornmenis.
On their proper pages she may see the
~vericst loves Of bonnets. the lateet
things in jewelry. the last style in dress
nay, even the provertial rainy day Is
provided for, and an assortment Of UNI
brellas figures in its place. Are the
younger members Of family seeking
presents for its heads, Let them look
Al the-e silver tea-eefs ut al prices,
these dinner services of French china,
these jardinieres. and coffee cups. and
shaving sets, and walking "A
never ending catalogue OF things that
, mama and papa will delight Ia pos
sess. And rs for the children-Heayen
bless 'em-our columns are too short
tn convey a bare idea Of the wealth of
good things described for their delecta-
ton. Page after page the record runs,
~ though it would eve end: and
! Jennie and Harry must be hard indeed
to satisfy. il from among the long dis
play Of dolls. and doll houses, and pie
] ture books, and skates, and cows that
low, and steam engines that do real
work, and silver forks end spoons.
and magical tricks, and Christmas tree
ornaments, and candies. and goodness
knows what else. they fail to find the
very things their hearts desire.
And for this wondrous book how
much' Why only fifteen cents. II is
the winter number Of the Fashion
Quarterly, and Enrich Brothers, ol
Eighth Avenue, New York. nrc the ell,
terprising publishers who offer it to m
appreciative world.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-11-25
JUST TIE THING.

And now the season is approaching,
when the earth shall be filled with
au~estionings; and secret cOmmunings
and councils shall, in appearance Mt
least, divide each family against itself.
For while the younger generation is
co~niecturing, with aspirations in
various directions. What shall we re-
ceive! the elder is d~eiiberating, with
anxiety born Of responsibility. the no
less important question. What shall we
give? While n enamOred swain pom
dsn within himself whether a ring
should seem too pointed an offering to
his fair, another studies whether a
locket will be sufficient evidence of the
desperation of his state Of mind.
Young ladies lay cunning plans to OBJ
tain possession Of east of boots and
shoes, wherefrom the measurements
for slippers may be taken; and wife
and children invent sDafe for pateB-
familias, to induce hh4 to express, un-
thinkingly, his preference for a o
tsch cup, or q set of shaving tools, or =
warm and cory dressing gown. Even
that hardened miscreant, the old bsche-
lor, becomes sensible Of strange h0ve-
ments in eOu formation which he
terms his heart, snd nutters uncOm-
fortably to himself that he supposes
Lizzie's or Toms young m will be
expecting something from him.
The wisest of books declares it to be
more blessed to give than to receive;
and really, when one comes to think
Of it, it decidedly should be go. For to
find the right thing to give-tO discover
the precise article whose moral shape
shall adapt itself alike to the tastes Of
the recipient, the purse of the donor,
and the conventiOnalities of society
IL q labor 81 great that indeed it de-
serves al exceeding great reward. The
range Of articles Is so vast-the points
| to be considered SO nulnerous-that ii
is no wonder the Intending giver often
site down in despair, and piteously ex.
| claims: Il don't know sk0f TO give.'
But for every evil there comes in
good time . remedy. A great New
York house, whose special business is
70 minister to the wants Of humanity,
has hit upon the happy device Of ny
hanging the different articles suitable
for gifts to all classes and condition OF
men, wOmen and children, each under
its proper heading; and Of publishing =
complete series Of illustrations descrip-
tons, and prices Of the SANE. Some
idea Of the magnitude oS this ve<k may
be Rslered from the fact that Il occu-
| pies g. lAsgs qaarto pages, most a
which Ans positively eiaAMe& with
illustrations aid descriptions. With 9
work cf thu kind enc can SIT down and
examine At leisure the whole rsnes O
possible gifts Of every kind; and can
select . present for the one he delights
to- hsnor, without the haunting feal
that tolmeFrow, when too late, he Will
be sure to- see something that would
have been moEe suitable. Or, If it b
desired to learn the sPs~iaa ~longings Of
any individual, il will be only necessssy
70 leave this book on the sitting roonl
table. and to be gnided BY the sncoar
INNS passed upon any particular article
by the individual in question.
And even to n who has no pFeseno
in contemplation. there il no lack n
, interest in a work of this kind; for IN
ne directi0n is more ingenuity exer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-11-25
CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE.

Notice 4. hereby sisss thsi By virtss Of .
ehaftei mortgage dated o. the Ind day 81 An
gust. $50, and dulv flst add recorded In the
eHEee OF the county clerk Of wehsees COUNTY We
hrsska. en- the 2n1 day Of August lsso. at
2 o'clcek and 20 Minutes D. N. OF that day. sed
ere uted BY Pudd % Johnson q Cfeps. %
secure tn. pay Of the sun Of forty sif del-
lsr ard !prty cents $500 and spea shich
there 10 bow due the SON 81 sorty seven dollars
and City six cent? tS7-S.l jefsslt hsviaG been
made 10 the payDsst 81 Md sso- Ibsets,s
vii cell the preSssty therein .descriked.
to-vit. Tks undivided too thirds Interest 10
tvsnty-oDs seres Of groSiag end san<,ss ezra
on The noFh-vsa sssstss Of sectiea suestyfozf
town three rssse sss usf. 1Ae ssdivi 81 too
thirds interest in sevea and eoe III serS ct
growing spa >, AIDING corn % the sssfs-eaA
quarter 81 section tvessy sx town three mage
tea vest. and are u.dIys1ed three fgarths te-
terrstin in tire acre. Of growing ssd siAe0ss
corn, oe the scsth eaSs quarter. Of section thirtJ
Doe, tcvp three. mage aiss yst- hsvtsa tAs
sstirs interest which TIE sd r. - Esad h!
II aud % the several shove tDesSAed Dnes q
eprp located n Wsh>tes esssU. Seb- co tss
ssiA 2pd day Of Asgaa- 30 a psske ssr:1se.
q he ftost Of The sssse esfl1inG eeestss1 -
0ja jshsssD Crsps. u The tsss sfks1 C1seA-
- WsSssur esusty. xsAsaskA. % u III a.
sfDsasobse. -. - ] siees6 - 10 q sAs9
61. Jo0noos Asp Issss. 0sssGA0sa
By o. G. CAsa thsi1 Atsy
Dsssd Red coud, Web. Nss. ~ 80. i<ss
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-11-25
Boss" Syrup, at Roby's.
More new goods, at Mrs. Fowler's.

Potted Tongue and Ham, at Roby's.
FoUSD:-A pair of mittens. Call at
this Office.
Elm Creek, and Buckwheat flour, for
sale at Robyis.
For the best line of millinery goods,
call at Mrs. Fowler's.
Michigan and Illinois Apples, whole
sale and retail, at Roby's.
The latest novelties in millinery and
notions, ut Mrs. FOwleris.
Roby has received q full stock OF
California Fruit-new packing.
Buy your table butter of A. Marsh
Cool as Ice. BEST in the market.)
tilletts Washing Crystal. Save labor
and soap. For sale by 4. s. Marsh.
For elegant and stylish hats, call q,
Mrs. F~owleris, YOU will be suited.
Hard coal. soft coal, and blacksmith
coal at the Chicago Lumber Yard. lat
Call at Roby's and take a look at hi:
splendid winter apples before you make
n purchase.
Wanted-Everybody TO come and
buy lumber at the old reliable Chicago
Lumber Yard. l4tf
Teachers contracts for sale at tho
CHIEF Office at 5 cents apiece or three
for ten cents. If
Miner Bros. will receive in a few days
another car load Of apples-be ready
to buy n or more barrels Will,
they are cheap.
If you wish the largest and hest stool
of millinery goods to select from, cal
ut the leading millinery store, on,
door north of the Bank.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-11-25
Money to Loan.

At the Bank in Red Cloud, Oh best
terms yet offered.
From and after this date Smith Bros.
L Thompson uiu make loans on i'm
proved farms 1t straight ten per cent.
interest payable annually at the end of
each year. No charges for commission,
examination OF sPpf&sssl. Nsshing
deducted in advance and no second
mortgage required Parties borrowing
from us avoid the customary delay and
uncertainty Of sending applications
away for approval. Our fsciikies
enable us to close = loan the ssne day
the application is made.
6-am SMITH BROS. 4 THOMPSON.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-11-25

For Decembes brilliantly closes Vol
ume Nv. Of TIM f1sorite periodical.
HE opening ssticls 10 enttfeA, 'Savo-
narola, the noren6ine RefOrmef," BY
Alfred H. Guernsey. There . . lost
interesting one by N. F. ValletseI The
Buried Cities of the East xcavataons
Around Nineveh 0d Babylon"
AChsistian Enterprise in New Tea.
land" by Rev Edwards The Nile"
etc, are noteworthy articl@s 1hs ID
nirable serials, Hester NOsgans
Husband" and "Naid Na1Oy1" son
cluas1; lie department Of Ec6Ds con.
tains, besides thess, some excellent
short stories BY popular writess- There
sssssveral descriptive ar6c3ee Nptete
viii abssuss and in6ormatiea; the
|posms are b Adelaide Stout J. 4
|HaserEal, Ms. Heaans, ETC., ETC. II
Il impossible, however, to convey. I'd
idea Of the vast variety contained in
the ~ quarto pages, literary and arts
tic; the hlustr16ie0e number some 100
A the next number commences . new
volume, nov ID the time 70 subscribe
a singIs copy il only 3 cents; the
annual subscription, g; six months
$50, four months, 81; sent postpaid
Address, Frank Leslieis Publishing
House, S., IS and 81 Park Place, Nes
York.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-11-25
Miscellaneous Exercises.

Nothing, perhaps, contributes more
70 the general healthfulness of human
family than does an abundance of good
ripe fruit. Ripe fruit of all kinds has
been recognized from the earliest times
as a great promoter of health and has
been used by the American people with
the greatest of freedom ever since the
settlement of this continent. Our fore
fathers, when they planted the first
settlement at jamestown, also planted
IN orchard and vineyard, and the new
settlers in every new country on the
globe have made it One of their first
duties to plant an orchard that they
and the generations to come after them
might enjoy the health giving luxury
fef m abundance Of fruit. OF all the
causes that have been instrumental in
retarding the settlement Of the new
countries into which the hardy pho.
nsen have pushed their way, none,
perhaps, has been more potent than
the absence of apples, peaches and
other fruit, rs . farmer who has be
come possessed ola few ScresOf ground
i'm one of the old states, upon which
there stands an apple orchard, il
naturely 10th TO part with it and move
to q new country, where it is generally
supposed apples do not come. There
are many new settlers in this compare
atively new county Of Webster, to-day
who, as the holidays approach, art
seized with a longing for the old fire
side in the east, with its accompanying,
luxury of an abundance Of apples fol
winter use, supposing thss = they art
in Q new country in which eschard
have not yet developed, that they vii
be denied that luxury for many ye"n
to come. Friends, allow US to sugges
that you we're never mor mistaken n
your lives; if you would but go with u
TO the large and commodious cellars o
Miner Bros, where apples by the ca
load are piled eight feet high, you
would cease to pine for the orchards Q
the east, and would Immediately loo
IL few barrels Of those excellent an
~sstonishingly cheap Michigan apple
into your wagon, and with them yo'
would carry the sunshine of healtl
and enjoyment into your family, an
a. the little ones prattled gleefull
areu.d yea. knee, you would bless u
! for suggesting this to you, and Mine
Bros, for selling you the cheapest an
best apples you z bought in III
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-11-25

Ire ycs S:<sssf q n nsshs ssf ersosa a.SsSs
RS, b. a ssrk ekiA - Graz ss4 eygss wuA tse
en<e aoi ess Q trssss % ne nssvs S-fh~
iux >yrsp. II Srfi r~s<ss fhe psss slrsss s~-
er iozs Lately -ieT<sf Usss " there ,
Dataxe ah,xf & IAe-e q nat . esther 60 s1a6
Nc kss ever sse1 H.. uhs vsii nss tel ysa -
oefe ;h.f IL viii regulate rae knDelA ss4 GSye
"a % The esther. ssa relief ss1 bssirs - -
ehiSd. spssIsiDs isss Dazse- - y DsvtOay -.
Is The peesesSsisa e sss sfthe ee4ee 81 -
fexAie pAyyieisss nd sonseo - - Cotss6
Sfasef. SoiS eve.yvkssa. eeu1s eoesia
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IA;SUo CAST.


bocte&ASy O1nce.
Yiasa.noUtA. Neb.. Oct- .. issolI
Hoo. r. W. Yurnas, Brownville. Neb.
DEAR SrR-I have the pleasure Of
forwarding to you. by express. ~iih
this letter, . cane. which your friends
desire you TO accept from them. not on
account Of Its intrinsic worth or
~value." bot - q token of their kind
regards and esteem. and ~ q slight
memento Of their appreciation Of the
valuable services you have rendered
the agricultural and horticultural IN
terests Of Nebraska in the twenty-one
years you have been conn ec,ed with
our state board " agriculture o. an
active member. W. trust that in yean
TO come you may find this cane ~ val
uable to support you. and upon which
you may lean in your declining years.
n you have been . support to. and one
upon whom We have been able to de-
pend in every emergency connected
with the material interests Of agricul-
ture or horticulture in our state.
Trusting thst you will accept this
token Of regard in the same kindly
spirit il is given, I sm. on behalf Of the
donors, whose names are inscribed
thereon. Youn, faithfully,
DANIEl H. WHEELER,
Sec. State Board Of Ayr. Of Neb.
Neb. State Horticultural Society
Brownville, Neb. Nov. J., 1880.
d. II. Wheeler, Esq, Sec. Neb. State
Board Of Agriculture:
DEAR SIR have the honor 10
acknowledge the receipt Of your very
complimentary favor Of the 25th ult.,
together with "the token Of kind re.
gard and esteem" recessed 10, presented
by Messrs. NJ. Durham, Chris. Hart.
man. ]. T. Garrison, ]. B. Dinsmore
r. Daniels, G. w. Z. Dorsey, E. N
Cornell, J. F. Kinney, A. Humphrey
w. B. White, Ed. Mcintyre, and your
self, active members of the Nebrasks
State Board of Agriculture.
l beg to assure my associates thai
this manifestation On their part il
highly appreciated, both for intrinsic
worth and as an evidence from those
intimately engaged in the agriculture
veal Of the state, that my humble
efforts in that direction have been u
them acceptable.
l have endeavored to give to tn,
agricultural factor Of Nebraska's gres
interest-near . quarter Of a centur,
of the best years Of my life-withOu
the hope of fee or reward, in simpl,
discharge of conceived duty, and be
cause the labor, to me, has been plea
SAINT and in harmony with inherent in
%clination and taste. The wonderful
development and advancement mad
and witnessed since my first connection
with the board-actual transition from
desert to fruitful fields, orchards, gal
dens and happy homes-has been gra,
flying beyond power of words to es
press. If | have aided in the least a,
tainments soglorious, the achievement
of themselves, in a common cause An
for a common good, more than con
pensate.
trust Others, more able, will tax
my place and carry forward more e
! fectuslly and successfully, that whic
of all else must make Nebraska, az
!, r~iculturally, second to no other state.
As secretary Of the board, be please
to convey to members my SINGER
thanks for their kindly consideration
/ together with devout wishes for all tn
future can bestow. With great respec
3 I am, Yours. truly.
ROB'T w. FCREAs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-11-25
CHA7TEL MORTGAGE SALE.

Notice 10 hereby yivsn that on the ilth DAP
front Of my ohhee In the town of Red Cloud.
Webster county Neb, | will offer fog ssis q
. ublic auction the seliowing described property
to-wit: One small horse nine % ten yesrs old.
aboat Is hands high. litish name and tail. n<ht
hind foot white. white soot bstv eco eyes. white
strip on nose, enc set dosbls harness. hesvy
u ather in good ord er. The ,sms having been
conveyed 10 c. II. Potter By ehansl mortgage
by one Nathan W. snee snd Eduin J. soloman
on the I'd day OF March lsso. the date Of ssid
mortgage. and said mortgage having been ~
Of ebsteF and state Of Nebraska. and there
being due ~ the time Of the hrt publication Of
this notice on said mortgage the sum Of one
hundred and thirty nine dollars and twenty cts.
| tSi3y 90 and interest sf the rate of ten per cent.
per snnum from the Gate Of this notice
c. II. lorna. Mortgages.
BY W. c. RsILLy, his ATTY. LEA
Dated nj Red Cloud. this l7th day Of Nov. $50
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-11-25
yocicI 90 :EA.12ax

Hssise l. hsrssy siv... fsss I sIi sssazsa
81. persoss sso nay ee-srs 70 ee9 teeoeeases
-..uoa ees~sss - Nssst<r ssssty. % Itsa
g..1 % he ans ssssrtay !. tbs . sshs q
Fesr.sN. Nay AsguSs AID SocsDsss; 4!
sane diu % ne frst saturday 10 the Dosfhs q
s.nary. Aprl. IsIy and OesskeT. Al 0zs8s
go q The fIst sassisy - IL 3oos.s q
xareh- Jupa. Ssvse0e<s sa3 Dsesoe1s
q. A Pops
Cssa-y Ssrerissenssss VI Vsssss ~lssisuetss
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-11-25
CIR N!

Not the Crown Of Kings, nor the
Crown of Glory, but the Crawn Sewing
Machine, the latest and best machines
in the market, it will pay you to call at
the Post-Ofice and see it before you
purchase, For Sale by NJ. B. McNTrT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-11-25
CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE.

Notice 10 hereby given tia, by virtue Of .
ehsttsi mor,gsse dated on the 7th day Of May.
$50. and duly 6led ard recorded in the ofaee oi
on the 10th day Of Nay. $50. ct 2 o'clock 2 -.
Of that day. and execui,d b, Samuel W. Ran
som TO johnson d Crps 10 ,ecure the payment
cents So; ~ and upon ~h,eh there 10 nov dus
the sun Of twenty-scven dollars aed ssveaty-
one cents 1877 H. Default having been made
1T public suction. At the front Of the store esild-
Ing occupied By johnson q Crops, IN the tovp
Of Red Cl.ud. In webster cossty NebrSka. the
property described in said nortssse - follows.
to-sit: Une fray horse tea yeary old. ss1teee
hasds high and goes BY the naos Of "Jin". On
the 10th day of December 1880. st ] o'clock y.
N. VI thai dsy.
Jonxson AsD C.yrs, Mortgages
~ q. Z. CAss. their Auy.
Dated Re- Closd. NcS.. Vov. d. $50. it-o<
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-11-25

If you are thinking Of building a
house. a barn, a fence. a corn crib or
anything else, don't fail to go to the
Chicago Lumber Yard before you buy
lumber and get prices and examine
quality. l4tf
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-11-25
MONEY TO LoANi

Money to prove up with on final re-
ceipt, or on decided land ut s per cent.
and l-62 per cent. commission, or at
straight 10 per cent. no commission.
JNO. X. WILCOX.
Office next door tn Chief Office. 3Otf
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-11-25
CHA7TEL MORTGA0ES SALE.

Notice Il hereby siven that On the I'd day Of
December A.. D.. 1850. Q, 2 o'cicck (. ~. 10
front OF my oftee. in the tevn Of ked Ciosj.
We, ster county. Neb.. ] viii ofsr for sale st
public suction the fol!o~ iss described propessy
to- wit One black mare. With white strp in
f'rehead. one white o,nd foot. about yssss old
One black horse. With white spot IN forehead.
about . yea.s old. One set Of double hsrnes.
One wagon With srring seat. vhimctrsrs and
neck ys6e- The same having been eoavsyed TO
c. II Potter b. eha,tel MORTGAGE By one J. L.
the date Of aid morsgass. sod said aorsgsse
having been recorded IN the county clerks
once IN the eousty Of ebassr. State cf Ssh..
and there being dss ~ the tiss Of the fr@s pss-
of too huadrsd md q iDstsep dollars ao1 nine
teen coats. Ge3is.ls.) ssa interest ~ the ssss Of
10 pr cent. pr sas1m Ron the tses eftAis
botics. Cn. Poffe.. 1osfgaGss.
By VIC. RsllLy. his Au'y
Detsd st Bed Cesd this ioh dsy Of Nevso.
be-. lgo N-vt
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-11-25

PkUOhSSs
Opening exercises II O'Clock A. n.
Theory and practice Of teaching-b,
c. W. SPRINGEK,
Geography Lesson-by
JAY c. OrIs.
Grammar in our Schools-by
FRED CHAfFEE.
Reading-by
A. L. FUNK.
School room Duties-by
MISS e. ". C. HAwLEY.
Primary Teaching-by
Mrs. A. H. r. Dixon.
u. s. History-by
FRANK COOPER.
Ungraded SchOols-by
JoHH MAkENsoN.
Miscellaneous Exercises.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-11-25

Lauterbach while at Omaha, saw no
-four to suit his business so well as that
he has been using-he makes r boss
loaf from the Red Cloud Mills Patent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-11-25

Lad once 81 Bioeainstea. Neb. Oct -. lso
Notice 10 hereby given hat n. following
samed settler hss Sled notice Of his intention q
secure ansi sssry thereof, proof 70 be nsds -
fore JAnss A. TsIleys. Clerk Of the Cosrs o.
Webster eeunty. ., bic o6ce. IN Red Cissd
Neb. on Tuesday Noveobes ssh. iSo. via
Lrrssa l. Lass.
homeste.d No. 5i"s. for the southwest soatA
east . suth \ southwest = and northwest 7.
est y Of section - 'ovn range v0t.
and names the frliovra ~ his witness . q
prove cen In uuu. rc.,denes upon and eaiti, siies
Of said traet. VIE George Pool Andres HARDY
Henry Conley and John strstton. ell VI GUIDE
kocb Nebraska.
oct2Suov2o 4. W. SWIIZkk. ReGtstsP,
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-11-25

There win be . meeting Of the Webs
ter County Teacher Association. at
the school house, in Red Cloud, on
Saturday, the 9th day of November,
1890
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-11-25

Land occe ., Blooiainssea Ssb.. Oct %. Issa
Notice l. hereby given thsi the ~foiiS~ins
nanef settler has died not,~s sfhis intsns,os 20
make Anai proof In support 81 hs eiain. ssd
secure hsai entry thereof before Jaasr A Tai.
leys. slesx Of the cont In Webster esaaty 81 h..
once In Red Cloud See.. on sstarasy. Decsa-
brf &ih. lss0. va.
JAsss CasrssiL
Homestead No. s3%. foy the north east quarter
section 4. town :. rsase 4? vesA and pamss The
resiassce On and ~eslfiva, ion u ~ ussa Wis
John Harvey, Williaa Rtehss. Jsssea Dsvtdses
ed Asdrsv kiek 90. Ill Of lAsysls. kses.
noy$dee2 b. ". SwITZER. RsGtssss.