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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-15


Regular meeting Of Odd Fellows to-
hight
Louisa Smith departed Tor Tusearoru
~ the stage this morning.
Johnny Skse. the ~oNersrown Com
stock nanipulator vas headed Eastward
By the train last evening".
J. H. Birdsall, agent for the Giant
Powder Company arrived here from
Virginia City last evening.
John Speneo's teams brought in cop
per bullion from Railroad District and
loaded out with general merchandise to-
day.
The special eIc0rsicn train bearing
the California Knights to the Grand
Conelave at Chicago. is to arrive here
on wednes lay evening. about 8 O'Clock.
They take supper here at about that
hour.
Rev. George Jennings will hold divine
ssrviees at Granger Hall to morrow at
The usnai hours. The Sunday School
will take place Immediately after the
morning Services. All are cordially in
vited.
Divine s~erviccs will be held at Tho
Presbyterian Church tomorrow morn
Ing and evening, at the usual hours.
Subject in the morniug, God our Help"
In the evening, The Children of Sor-
row." Sunday School at 1920. SEATS
Tree. All are cordially invited.
Henry Pietson. formerly OF tho Co.'S
mopolitan. san Francisco. now OF tho
Baldwin. OF that city. passed through
IN his way 10 Chicago by the train last
evening. lie goes to srranG" for the
Aceommodt alton of the California e1cur-
sionists to the Grand Conclave Of
knights Tnmplar to be held in hat city
this month.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-15

a LARGE invoice OF tho celebrated
wh,,c Rye Whisky jus, received al tho
Com StlUaI.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-15

Tns application Of All. Char,z for a
pardon will be boutd by tho Board Of
PSrdons at Carson nett Friday
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-15
Hotel Arrivals.
I, unSmac Ra.t..1

- HHUtNT
ttark Holman. England.
II. David, do
IL. S. Boone, San Francisco.
J. CLARK, do
ID. II. Barker, Reno.
j. q. johnson. IIalischi
G.. Kingston. TuScntofn.
NJ. Manley. DO
W. J. Hanntn. Pheasant.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-15

Frsr old oognac Il Re6lh1rt I TfS.i:
ich'S.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-15

A LhEoE invoice Of Al Key West
Cigars ilst received al liz, Gem
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-15

f1ssa Bread, Pie. and Cakes 1t ZIG
Elkd Bakery.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-15
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T..D.s,. s...i jii:s
$50 ophit.
l525 Ms1icais -,
2sS Gouid & CarrS. SX SoEG
$50 Best i BelSkAf. 10 101A
800 CaliforniA, aIOoa
$50 Savage. 3% SlOc. ,
$40 Con. Virgins. 330c 3k
$40 Choilaf: S65c 26Oo
$40 Potoii. az $3.50
$40 Hale and Norctoss: ~ 1861
us Point. lH hoo
e75 Jacket. sE 81
l7t0 IuperAl, so.
.7Q/Kentpck, $3.50
800 Alpha,6
9l5 Belchsr, 335c SSOd
20 Confidence, q
GAO Sierra Nevada. l2X 121s
rs Utah. OK 9X
$50 Bullion. ~
$40 EIohequer. *
sou OvetpAn, 1850 l60o
~ Seq. BeleheI: ~
TO Justice. Toe 75c
1890 Union, 90 26H
$50 Alta. AZ
400 Julia, 6io Toe T.
74O Caledonia, 55c 500
es g sIi;.s. ILL.,! l. 4ps
2S5 New York, 45S 400
1860 Occidental, l40c 1856
1G0 Andes. iIoc 1870
$50 Ward, l40c
$50 Scorpion, TX 1850
900 Benton. 1900 IL
100 q. q, Hill; 1870
$50 Quinn, le6e ia
300 Grand Prize. "
81 ArReuta. 500
$50 Belle Isle, zoe
$50 n. Belle fstst SDa
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TAXI your watches. clocks and jeweiry
to Gerber. Tho Matchmaker" II yo1
wish to have them repaired Sy an s1:
pehenced workman. All AotE war
ranted.
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from Thursdays Daily.
SainlnYIinhI.

Mrs. John Mcintosh Of Carlin. de.
parted Icy stsge for Tuscarora this morn
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-08

The Holidays passed Of quietly.
Mr.. Ringer is talking Of building an
addition to his hotel.
G. w. Brown intends to erect . fine
hotel here in the spring
A Literary society has been organized
here, also q Base Ball Club.
Santa Claus presented Mr.. d. I. Thonr
as With q 6ne 10 ID. boy on New Years
day, Mr.. L. is happy and his cigars
smoke we'll.
We boast of tho following mercantile
houses.
Moon 4 Csllender, dealers In drugs,
dry goods and groceries.
Ward & Everett, Hardware dealers.
ID. I, Thomas, dealer in groceries ant
agricultural implements.
N. ID. Fox & Co. dealers in grain.
Templeton Bros. 4 Co., Lumber deal
ere.
Thrift is the order Of the day, an,
everyone is confident that C,wles will b
a large and thriving town in a fe'
years.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-08
Pause, Fender and pe,7 e.!

S2Use, SCSssg oHS Se43 go
The invention Of that superior and son.
ple,e sewing machine 1.-THE" Family Sew
Ing machiael, marks one Of the mast N
portant eras 10 the history of machinery,
and when We consider is great usefulness
and extremely low price $50, 1t Is very
Difficult, to conceive Of any Invention tor
domestic use OF more or even equal Iul-
portance to families. ltha. great capac''
rs for work; beautiful, smooth and quiet
movement, rapid execution, certainty aud
delightful ease of operation, that AT once
commend 1t above eli others. The work
ing parts are all steel. strong and durable,
and will last a life time, the bobbins hold
100 yards Of thread, the stiicl, Is the trm
est of all stitches made. nea; and regular,
and can BE regulated in a moment To sew
stitches from an inch in length on coarse
material j, wn TO the finest, 30 !nflniic>i-
NAL az 20 te hardly di-cern,h., with the
naked eve. aud with a raIi.Iiy rendering
il impossible To cnunt them n fast ~
made; it has more attachments than any
other. and it does to perfection al kinds
ofheivS, coarse. PLAN, fine. or fancy
needle work with ease, and far less labor
than required on other machines. IL
needs no commerd ,tion. the rapid sales
Increasing demand, and voluntary enconi-
iums FROM the press, aud the thousands
Of families who use them, amply tes' 1t,
to their undoubted worth as a Standard
and reliable house necessity, extending it>
popularity each dsy. Machines sent
anywhere to be examined before Any mon
is paid. AdENrs WANTED by the Com
pany. Address them tor information.
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE CO,
.1lt.ly Ij5 BRoAWAY. NEW YORK.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-08

MI who contemplate building should
call at Mitchell and Morharts aud take a
lock at Gilbert's patent door lock, the
best and most complete lock ever
made, for inside or outside doors. They
must be seen to be appreciated.
Call at Mitchell 4 Morhart's Hard.
ware Store, Red Cloud. #.
-"0aG ov't Java" at Roby's'
All blanks made AMI kept IN stock
BY the State Journal Co.. can always be
had at the CHIEF Office. We keep on hand
a supply of each form of blanks and sell
them at the same retail price that they
ale sold at ia Lincoln.
-Chas. z. Putnam who keeps the
Flour d Feed store has also . full line Of
Groceries, canned fruits, green and dried
fruits of all kinds constantly on hand al
prices that are bound to suit his numeV'
Gus customers.
Don't send to Lincoln or Omaha fol-
blanks when you can get them for the
sam money At the CHIK1 office, and save
expresSage.
All kinds of blanks for sale at thu
CHIEF Office.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-08
LEGAL Notice.

To James r. Bail and Mary l.. Bull. non-re'i-
dent defendants.
You are hereby notified that on the 10Th
day Of October. 1879. the Wheeler and Wilson
Manufacturing Company fled its petition
against you in the ofic. of the clerk of the Dis.
trict Court of the Fifth Judicial District. held
within and for the county OF Webster and STATE
Of Nebraska. the object ard prsyr Of which pc,
tition il that an &C counting may be taken Of
the amounts due to Wheeler x Wilson Manu-
featuring Company upon a certain prominory
note and mortgage executed by James X Bull
and Mary f.. Bull to Wheeler x Wilson Mann
factureinz Company. amounting TO The sum OIL
sio5. on. dated April 18th. ISL. With interest ut
II pcr cent. from April 18th 1873. also An sttor-
news fee. Said MORTGAGE berns upon the fol-
lowing described Real Estate. to- wit: The west
halftIIl of northwest quarter "a and thc. west
half y of southwest quarter "a of session ~
in Tow tyn ~ north of range twelve tl:,
ves, OF ne 9Th p. NJ. in Webster county Ne
braskn. Safi petition also prays thst said mort
Tsse be torecl, sed and the lands and ~tenements
therein dercribed be sold. the proceeds OF saif
sale be applied to the payment OF the above de-
scribed debt.
You are also notified TIA I unless you appear
and answer said petition on or before The second
day of February. A. d.. 1850. Jour defaui: viii be
entered and judgement rendered thereon ~
prayed. -.-
ISIS kALHY BROS Att rs TOT n tus.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-08
Now .. The Time to Sub
scribe 10 Fs:ank Leslie's
Populal

The January Mug .
new .oIaGe-of ths sefy sk7etrnt MAJ
,r,n. !, an snususls attractive on "a rs
literary aui ar;tsSc departments A
neg serial story Of sss2 iatrre,t. s%niiiied
Not Gully. y $Eia W ftf'oe,
begun, ADD those ~slo read the opening
cha pier, vii scarcely f.l @ ioslos The
story 10 the end The leading .rtssss,
~.'Ie@berg.. ADD d,zgers Enc 'ur,eret AZ
Sea" By Capt. Barrett, of,he l. Ma
W. i, r.piete With taformaiijo AMI eI
orsd.usly interesting. The Nogrn t.to-
da, from the Gul. S,.,sS.' b. Frcd Doug
las; Dwelling Housc-R.iorn.- br
Go~. J. Hagsr an article on De i,h.v-
rand" sni one OF Teeth BY ir. WI
sou, will not fsL 10 attract conssdsribie
notice. Tie deysi,men, Of hciIca svery
attractive. the stories are by sor1e Os the
mos, rorular writers. aud one ey y.
Robinson. telling How Mr.. Mobile.
took Ia. Bride snd Mother 10 Law to
N,.gar, Falls will lie COMIC ,llus;rs-
TONS, everybody Who can appreciate gen
uine humor siil enjoy. There are q. ems
nv Nellie {. Haslings. Rev. VI. q. Wat
k,n.. A. A. Waits. etc. some sdmiraole
sketches. and in sbnndsnt miscellany
embracing . variety Of subjects. Notes
OF Travel, Fun, Science, etc etc there
are l2s qu,r,o pages. with al Oh, loo nj
u.,r.,ion.. together ~i,h a beautiful cob
orred fron,spiece. entitled Maternal
S~oIic;,uie" Those Of our r-s3ers who
desire pleasan; aud instructive r,sdIns
should sub cribe 10 Frank LSsl.iE S
POPULAR MONTHLY for the n.S year.
The annua! subscription is -; single cop
les, rs cents. postpaid. Address. Frank
Leslie. Publishing House. So, s. i -
Park Place, New York.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-08

LAST Saturday We bsi the sad duty o:
following the body Of George Z:iss to
the grave.
1t seems bu, yesterdy since the deceas-
ed arrived in this town then containing
barely more than q dozen houses. Time
has been rapidly speeding By AMI he who
then care here in the prime Of life. had
passed the srsr decade Of decay. Those
Who bore the coffin, aad those WAC toll
lowed IN procession surely sad sadly in1i-
Gated that Time i, leaving It's marks On
oil of that small band who Elk years ago
commenced in earnest the building of
Red Cloud.
Something over four years ago We follow
ed to the grave the body Of perhaps the
brightest, most vigorous and energetic,
one Of the ca rliest settlers, the first coun-
" clerk Of the county. About two years
ago, the oldest of the half dozen farmers
who settled in the immediate vicinity Of
the town, cd father Brice, a pauper.
yet the one chosen to read the Declsra-
Of Independence Oh OUT Centennial ami
versary, was carried to the Cem,,arey.
And now George Z,iss, the proprietor
and founder Of th, Boys Home" has
passed away.
Ofthat small number who Identified
themselves with the early history of Red
Cloud, and have rem aimed with us, the
CnlkF thinks Of none who have uot zbun-
jantiy prospered.
Those who we're poor have since be.
came wealthy and find themselves 10 easy
circu instance.
Those WAC were unknown and obscure
have filled Off ces Of distinguished trust
and proninencs IS.
And of them all We Low recall only
those thee whom death has sinitten.
Very appropriately and becomingly all
Of the older citizens OF The town were
at the funeral, and the Oldest were ct O.
sen for pail bearers, and Of them all We
trust that there were none in whose
brea st there did not arise something OF
the old affection aud friendship for what
ever and whoever was associated with
our early history.
George Zeiss the deceased was born on
tie Goth day Of May, 1929, in Rulo, Sax
oDy.
He came to Red Cloud on the 2lst day
of July 1873.
He built the Boys Home in 1876, an
was acting as its landlord at the tune OF
his death. He died on the lst, day OF
January Of the present year, at the age
Of fifty one years and seven months, o.
heart di lease.
His death was sudden and entirely I'm
expected by his friends.
lie leaves a wife and four children
probably out Of the reach Of want, i
not in comfortable circumstances.
He was a kind anl iadulgent father. /,
popular and respected citizen.
He had q kind word aud look for ever
one who came 10 his path, and an open
purse for every object of charity or pub
lie good.
Probably there was non among IL
who had more and warmer frienls aud
fewer enemies than had George Zeiss.
The name Of his hotel, chosen by him
self, expresses the old mans character
The Boys Home" kept by the Boys
friend was the most popular hotel in tn
Republican valley.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-08

1T IL not. neWs TO the people OF th's
town and cou1ty that the Argus "a
started 10 this town with tho svoved
purpose Of playing out the CHIEF.
We smile when We think OF II, o when
We hear. - we frequently do, OF the
underhauded means that . few ignors-
muses. who have received Justice at the
hands of the GHrEF in times pa't-em
ploy to irjurc our business, weil' we
treasure i, up against . day OF reckoai"g
which is sure to come. At the preseot
rate we estimate that it viii take the Ar
gus about four hundred snd fifty thou
sand decades to run out the CHIEF
and then it will be further
from the accomplishment Of its avowed
purpose than at the present time. We
can but excIain in the language OF the
Immortal Bard Of Avon, Lay on McDuff,
and damned be lie who first cries hold
p
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-08
LITTLE sIwiTEIs.

e. Pettyes has just completed a new
shop for bhcksmilhing.
A. Hoffman Il Co. are doing a thriving
business, holding their share Of the
trade.
Spencer Alexander is contemplating
taking up his abode in Guido Rock. and
going isto business in that town.
Most all of our ncighbors are making
some substantial improvement which |
have not time and space to name.
". K. Thorue has pat up a new wind
mill to pump water f,r his large stock of
cattle and hogs as well as Cor general
use.
We are having fine weather for our
Holidays, and enjoying ourselves we'll,
generally, having but a very little Sickness
here this winter.
Mr.. Henry Cook will be found at the
blacksmith shop at this place, where as
good repairs or new work
can be had as in any other shop in this
| County.
John Wrattcn has more than he can
do at his trade as carpenter and joiner.
at prcsea, he is employed on the boxes
for the new Wells P. .. which will be
completed this week.
We have just heard Of the death OF
our friend George Zeiss. His was q
home for us after a long ride to town,
and We al shall miss him much, We
sympathize with the bereaved and Attic
ted family.
John Mccoy is building q large and
c~ommodious farm house which is nearly
completed, aud is as great an improve
ment both to bis large and well improved
farm, and the neighborhood in general.
as any that has occurred for some time.
We had a big wolf hunt New Years
day, some seen, but zone captured. We
will have another the 18th inst. there viii
be a very large turnout, and lots of fun
and l think some game. We cordially
invite all sport loving men to join Us IN
she huat. with plenty of dogs and guns.
There il fun ahead. We would like some
of our friends in Rcd Cloud to join ne in
the chase.
We haze laid off 6ne site for . cem
etery Two miles vest Of this place and
there is . great interest taken in the
matter and va will soon have Is respec'
table resting place for our departed friend
as can be expected at this early day
With many graves marked with substan
tial marble slabs as grave stone monu
uen,s MORE AN0X.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-08
Be Wise and Happy.

Ifyou vail SOP al your extravagant
aud wrong notions in doctoring yourself
and families with expensive doctors or
humbug cure-aIls 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 cell you, il Hop Bit
ters-rely on i. See anothez coiuun.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-08
LEGAL Notice.

In the District Court Of the Fifth Judicial
District in and for Webster County Neb.
John Pinkerton. Plaintiff. We. Amanda
'P;pker,on, non resident defendant
To the above named non-residnt defend
ant. You are hereby mott 6sd that on the .ist
day Of January; A. d. 1850. between the hours Of
9 A. nsxnd s ?. N. atlthe once Of v. p. HibSerd.
Notary Public. on 9Th 81. above Cherry in the
City of Philadelphia in the state Of Pe1syiva-
mia, the Plaintiff will take the depoeitions Of
Sarah A. Con lon and Mary Pirksrton
20 be read in evidence on the trial Of the above
entitled cause on behalf of the plaintiff. You
are required to attend At the time and place
Aforesaid and tross-examine sad ILLNESSES fyeu
think proper. O.C. CAST. 49,
ola AttX tor PIN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-08
S. W. sWITZER. Eeri.,.r.
Land eHce a, Bloomington. N,s. bee. s,h. :

Noties il h. shy kivsn that the ollosins
Ell settler has filed notice Of hi. intention 20
make final proof in support II his claim. and
secure FINAL entry thereof at the expiration Of
thirty DAYS from the date If this NOTICE. viz:
Absaloin ". Day. 81 inassi- Neb. ter the
southeast quarter If sect ion twenty-six D. I.
two = k.tueivs IL wet. and narpe- the fol
lowing as hi. witnesses. sir. Hs-y-y Farmer Of
Red Cloud Neb. and WinfisId Farmer OF Red
cloud N.b'
dSclljan3 :. W.SWEfZEN. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-08
$. ". sWITZER. Reria.r.
Land oeic, a, rloomin.ton N.b. Dec. 9Th. y

Land otice at lloominston Ncb. Dee. 9th. ~.
Notice il hereby given that the fOliosirs
named settler hss fled noIice of hI. intention 10
make fnai proof m suppSrt ~ bis claim. and
secure 6ral entry thereof ~ the sxpir .'l0n ..
thirty day. from the date If tbi. notice. via
JOsrph ". lone Di Scott NeO.. for the R1f'h
west quarter Of section Il town ! north ui range
l. west. -ai mare. The following ~ his ~itncss
e.. viz TA9ass Kennedy Of &C q Seb.. james
tose VI SCOT; NeJ.. And IhOnss Vaughn " Scott
Sctrisks
decllians.gO 5. ". sWITZER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-08
LEGAL NOTICE.

To J. ". whippie. frye name Unknovn. Den
You are hereby ssti6ed that
Ch.yies b. Loueiove has eonm0eeed suis
sssinst Won in the Co1nty Cosrt Of Ws6etef
county Ne hraska, to recover The san o. 49,.
and that on thh 9th day Of Deeemoer. A..
IsTe. an order Of s,fschme1t was isoed sgai1se
Won from sid court. and un6e. said order Reg
holds Sa,espaax b 4 On. have besn sasnesheed-
Yon are alsv notified that unless yea Appear
def.nit viIlbe entered and isdssu9 0esrss
a Us. X...H.kusMPs4Z
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-08
LEGAL NOTICE.

To ], W. Ghippie. fnt name unknown. nos
You are hereby netiaed
that Joseph B. Tracy has eoameaesd ssis
against you ia the County Court OF weesesf
and that an order Of attachment suAs issaed
neainst you from said eosrt and under said or
der Res Ids Salespsugh 3 Co. were game
appear and defs nd. on the lst day Of March. A.
D. lsSD. your default viii be entered and ju1ge-
neut rendered necordinGly.
-. Il. s. kALr. AttJ Ter Pitt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-08

Land Office al bloomington Seb. Dee. 10Th 1879.
Notica is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice %: his intention to
make final proof IN support of his claim. and
secure fnAl entry thereof az the expiration Of
thirty DAYS from the date OF thin. notice. viz:
William T. ThOrne, for the :. T.. !. Of SCI. L.
4 X. II west. and NAMES the f0il0uinz as his wit
n.sscs, viz: Joseph l.. G-snistaf, Sormsn
Springer and james II. Specknall, all Of Web
ster county Nebraska.
declsjanlj =. ". SwIrzER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-08
NOTICE 70 TEACHES.

Notice il hereby given. that I will examine
ali persons who may desire TO offer themselves
az candidates for teachers of the primary o!
com mon schools Of Webster county. At Red
Cloud on the frs; saturday Of each month Al
A. A. PORK. Co.. Supt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-08
Land oase a, s,oonirr .on S,s. De-. s1,h. =

Notice - hereby gwen that the foiiosin M
named settler hiss tlei notice Of bis intention &c
utk- iaa. pro 4 10 support 0!h's c.si n. nnt GO
cure Email .n;ry thereof At the II pgruit0a Of thIfts
days from the dsts of this notice. va;
hugu-. PIers;0a II scott Web. for The u :.
) y !. of-e - : " : " Sec i ssi W !.
y " !. o fsee,i0n - t.su ! rsrSe l. sss;. aud
nAiDer the TO lowing ne hts witnesses. vtT Hi
ram Holjrcdse % scntt Seb.. j. mes Albauyh oi
Scott Seb.. and William j.. Mckinney Of Seo;i
N.b.
iee2Jau21 &. ". SNITZER, Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-08
CROWN,

Not the Crown Of Kings nor the Crown
of Glory. but the Grown Sewing Machine,
the latest, and best machine in the Mar
ket, it will pay you to call at the Post
Office and see it before you purchase!
For Sale by NJ. B. McNITr.
-Come to the CHEF ofhco for all
kinds of blanks.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-08
PROVERBS

THE Richest Blood. Sweetest Breath
and Fsirest Skin in Hop BIt;ers"
"A little Hop Bitiers saves big doc
,or bills and long sickness"
That invalid wife, mather, sister or
child en- be made the picture Of health
With Hop Buffers"
When worn down and ready to take
your bed, Hop Bitters i, what you
need"
Don't phy,s and phy,is. for it weak
ems and destroys, but take Hop Bnt,ers
hat baili up continually.
physicians of all eho"ls use and rec
commend Hop Bnters. Test th'm.'.
Health is beauty and joy-Hop Bit
tiers give health and beauty.
There are more cures made With
Hop Bitter. than all other medicines.
+ when the brain IL weaiId the
aervs uns,runs. the muscles weak, use
Hop Bitters."
"'rha, low. nervous fever, want Of
.lecp and weakness, calls for Hop Bit
,ers.
Esr Cough curs All ?a;s Bella: Is Pleas
tan, Sure q cheap.
FOR SALE Ely X. R.. SHERER.
ls-y-l BE Ct~,p. Neh.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-08
Land Office at Bloomington Neb. Dec. 9th. 1875

Land Office at Bloomington Neb. Dec. 9th. 1873
Notice is hereby given that the followin
nam cd settler hss filed notice Of his intention To
make final proof in support of biz claim. and 80.
cure final entry thereof at the expiration OF
thirty days from the date Of this notice. viz:
William Torfer, for the y. W. u See. ia
Y. 10 vest, and names tho following as his Wit
ncsses. viz: Kari Buschow. Frank G: Buschow
amp William Kort, all Of Blue Hill Neb:
dsciSj inij ). w. SNllHSR, Register,
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-08

]. Monroe Taylor's Gold Neial Sale
ratus or Soda is as healthy a. the pures,
-four; will prove a great saving IN thai
article; is peculiarly adapted 70 bensh,
weak stou achs and pyspep,ic person-: IL
much III lie healthy and economical than
baking powders, and greatly preferred to
any other to use with cream tartar.
Gaocers may ssy they have as good.
They are mistaken. |, is he hes, in he
world. Try it. Most Of the Grocers
have il. have the Gold Medal or
none
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-08
Land ofsce =, Bloomington Neb. Dec. 9th. 1879

Land Of5ce 1T Bloomington Seb. Dec. 9th. 1873.
Notice i. hereby gwen that the following
named settl-r has filed notice OF his intention 10
make final pi oof in support OF his claim. and
secure final entry thereof at the expiration Of
thirty days from the date OF this notice. viz
Karl Buschow. for the southwest qura,er Of
section ; township I range 10 west. and names
the following ~ his Witnesses. viz: William
TOPPER. August Flumsnthsl and william koit.
all Of Blue Hill Neb.
deelsjanl5 ). W. SWlIZER. liesi ter.