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The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-16
ANNOUNCEMENT.
To the people Of the 5h Judicial District,
State of NebrnsEJ.
CITIZEN.

To the people Of the 5h Judicial District,
State Of Nebraska.
I hereby announce myself as candl-
date for denomination as District Attor-
ney, of the 5th Judicial District, OF the
State of Nebraska, subject To the ra'iiy-
cation, Of the judicial convention, to he
held in said district. My reasons for
making this public announcement ut
this time are that information has
reached me while temporarily absent
from the State on "A visit, that certain
persons are secretely circulating false
reports through said district, unfayor-
| able To my denomination, among which
are that / am moi to he a candidate for
said office. In this connection l wish
to say that when the Office for the
presant term was rendered TO, and
accepted by me, / did not solicit IT, but
by reasons of its duties l have lost the
larger part Of my civil practice. and
while | have no claims OF the party,
my two years experience and present
business are such that can and will
cordially accept the nomination and
! thank the people for it, and If nomi-
mated and elected viii perform the
duties of the same 10 the best OF my
ability. Respectfully,
L. ID. SCoFTELD.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-16

The order of the honey bee in the
animal kingdom is Hexapods, or true
insects. The first term refused to the
number of legs, which is six. The lat
ter is from the Latin, which mean to
cut in. And in no other articulates Is
the ringed structure so worked.
The true insect has three distinct
sections of the body. The head con-
tanning the mouth organs, eyes, &c.
The thorax, to which is attached the
legs, and also wings when there are
any, and the abdomen which contains
the ovipositor, (egg sock) and when
present the sting.
The sub order, Of the honey bee is
Hymenoptera, from the Greek which
means membrane and wings). This
group contains those insects that have
a tongue to sip the sweet from flowers
and jaws. Thus the bee car sip at the
fount of sweetness, and gnow away the
mutilated comb, ready for rebuilding
The honey bee has also four wing
and undergoes wonderful transforma
tons-from egg to the -larve-th'
pups, the emago, of which we shall
have occasion to speak more partic
ularly in connection with the queen
The honey bee belongs to the famii
Apidn. or Leach, which includes tn
hive bee, and all other insects whicl
feed their young Rpon pollen, or hone
and pollen. The honey bee belong
also to the genus Apis, and to the speci
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-16

Apis MeIlifica. of which the Apis ligss-
tea Of Spinola italian beef. the
Egyptian and German arc bu; vaTie-
ties
VARIETIES or TIE HONEY BEf.
The German. or black bee Is the
common bee. and beet known because
of il. early introduction into America
The name German refers 10 the place
Of it, origin, while the name black
refers TO it, appearance, although 1t l.
a grcsi.h black.
This variety has been known no
longer than the beautiful Italians,
which were known tn Ari-,ale, the
fourth century d. c. and spoken Of by
Virgil, the first century b C., and the
wide spread Of the black bee is prob
ably attributable 10 the pushing yigor-
ance habits Of the German people, who
have not only spread throughout
Europe but in a sense yitalized the new
world.
THE LIGURIAS O ITALIAN Z =.
The italian bee j. properly 4 variety,
not only by virtue Of the difference in
color, hafts and activity, but also by
its possessing a much longer tongue.
These bees were first described by
Spinola as being distinct from the Ger
man bee, in the year ls05, who gave 1t
the name Liginian, which from
Northern italy, north of the Jagurian
Gulf, OF Gulf of Genoa, which i shu,
off from northern Europe by the snowy
peaks Of the Alps, thus in the beautiful
sunny plains Of Italy was developed
and perpeluated a distinct race, our
beautiful Italians.
In 1859 they were introduced into
England by Neighbour. The same
year Wagner & Colvin imported the
Italians from Dzierzons Apiary in
Germany TO America, and i'll 1850 :. l..
Parsons made the first importation
direct from italy.
The pure Itallion is readily disting-
uished by the bright yellow rings al
the front part of the abdomen. If the
colony is pure there will he three dis
tinct girdes on every bee Of this rich
color. The under surface, also the leg.
are yellow. The workers have Il Ion
ger ligula or tongue, they are NOR,
active and if pure less liable to sting
and are a little larger, although the
; size depends mainly upon the size 0
| of the cell they grow in.
I OTHER VARIETIES.
l The Egyptian bee is very broad,
banded with yellow, is said to have
!, several dronc, laying queens, ar
}. active, proof against the cold and yer.
G crosse.
t The Cyprian is almost entirely vel
D low, and is thought To be an oflsprin
of the Italian or Egyptian. So far II
has been ascertained none are SupcriO
to the Italian. THEo. JOHNSON.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-16

EDITOR CHIEF:-There are reports in
circulation through this county TO the
effect that the Hon. Ii. >. Haley,
present nominee for Representative, /.
the identical attorney who was retained
by the Commissioners, (and paid by
the county, TO draw the contract, and
have proper bonds executed that
would protect the county against loss
on the first bridge built across the Re-
publican at Red Cloud. and for which
we have an Is mill bridge judgement
now due as a sole relic Of the past.
Hoping that for the credit OF the Hon.
Mr.. Haley, and the best interest al
of Webster county, whose representa-.
tive he would like To be, these reports
are untrue, we would ask as a favor and
also as a matter due the voters of thi.
county. that you give us the fact:
through the columns of your yaluabl,
paper.
S-6tl* CITIZEN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-16
MINUTES CT SENATORIAL CONVENTION
oath Senatorial District, Convened .:
Eshroa, September 9Th, 1890.

Convention called to order by w. T..
Wilson.
c. J. Wilson elected temporary chair
man, NJ. L. Thomas, temporary sccre-
tary.
The following persons were appoint
ed a committee on credentials.
Samuel Alexander, of Adams
county; W. W. Edwards, of Thayer
county; James McNeny, of Webster
county; /. n. Atkinson, of Nuckolls
county; s. C. Smith, of Webster county,
chairman.
On motion adjourned 30 minutes to
receive report of committee on creden-
tials.
Convention called to order and report
Of committee on credential called for.
The committee reportedthe following
as delegates entitled to seats in the con-
ton:
WEBSTER COUNTY.
L. P. Albright, W. III. Stgohm proxy
/. o. Martin, NJ. i. Thomas proxy for
| w. j. Vance, James McNeny, NJ. l..
Thomas, NJ. b. McNitt proxy for Hi
man Holridge, f. c. Hawley, j.. {.
Warner, S. c. Smith.
NUCKoLLs COUNTY.
L. n. Atkinson proxy for j. NJ. Cook,
George 5. Comstock, A. b. Grannis
Lars Jasperson.
THAYER COUNTY.
F. NJ. Wetherald, III. II. Johnson, J
i ii. Emslow, s. 20. Cannon, j. Ii. Leman
Jr., W. W. Edwards proxy for W. ]
Long.
ADAMS COUNTY.
S. Renfrew, c. H. Dietrich proxy fol
Jas. McWade, S. Alexander proxy fol
w. r. Mccullough, W. Is. Thorne, Il
F. Smith, f. n. Crane proxy for job,
Merrill, X. s. Langley proxy B. +
Munson, c. G.. Wilson, l.. b. Paine
proxy for Frank Phillips, w. F. Keller
w. NJ. White.
On motion of Mr.. Smith the conven
ton proceeded to an informal ballo
for senator of the oath district.
The following candidates were places
in nomination: Joseph CARRIER, of Wei
ster; G. c. Bruce and Chas. Is. Coon, c
Thayer county.
On the 9Th formal ballot the vot
stood as follows: CARRIER 9, Coon /!
Bruce o, Caldwell /.
Mr.. Coon was called for. He cam
! forward and addressed the convention
On motion Mr.. Coon's nominatio
was made unanimous.
On motion proceeded to cleo. n sen;
{ torial committee, composed OF on
> from each county and one at large:
S. I. Caldwell of Nuckolb count,
chairman; l.. p. Albright, Webst'
! county; ". d. Galbraith, Thayer eouI
u ty, B. F. Smith, Adams county; II. y
Short. Nuckolls county.
ell On motion adjourned.
NJ. l.. THOMAS, &. q. WILSON.
Il Secretary. ChaIrma
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-16

Last Sunday we attended the camp
meeting at Salem, Jewell Co., Kansas.
The meeting has been in progress for
some time, under the auspices of the
Free Methodists. While ut Salem We
was the guest of Mr.. H. L. Browning
and his estimable wife, who did every
thing to make IL stay pleasant. MIR.
Browning is one Of the Oldest settlers
of Salem, and laid out that town in
1873. He now owns a good farm adj
joining town, and also the steam saw
mill at that place.
Salem is a growing little town and
commands 4 good trade from the sur
rounding country. Time and space
will not permit Of a more extended
notice at this time.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-16

It will only cost Is to go from Red
Cloud to Omaha and return, fair week.
Rev. Geo. o. Yei.er viii preach a,
Guide Rock next Sabbath at II O'Clock
A. NJ.
Ladies are invited TO the democratic
speaking at the court house, Saturday
evening.
What is IL that men call for when
they have a lame horse, keDdalIs
SPAWN Cure.
Quite n number Of our citizens viii
attend the state fair at Omaha. II be-
gins on the Goth.
Don't drive a lame horse when you
can get kendall's SPAWN Cure for 81,
it is worth IS. Read their Adv't.
MARRIED:-At Red Cloud. on the 18th
inst, by Rev. j. NJ. Pryse. Mr..
Thomas p. Chambers, Of Pottsdam.
Nebraska, and Mrs. Ann Callahan, Of
Elm Creek, Neb.,
Geo. Holland, who has conducted
the Commercial Hotel for some time,
will sell off his household goods next
Saturday and seek a congcnial
cline.
Mr.. G. 8. Alden, secretary Of the
News Printing Co Denver, Col, was a
caller at the CHIEF Office yesterday.
Mr. Alden and family are visiting with
our townsman, Mr.. Perkins.
The thanks Of the delegation to the
Senatorial convention from this county
are due and are hereby rendered the
officials of the b. d NJ. r. r. Co, for
the courtesy of free transportation to
and from the convention.
Preaching at the NJ. Z. church next
Sabbath, at ii o'clock A. NJ, by Rev. j
M. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for the
coming Election" No party politics
All are invited to attend. Preaching
in the evening lat u o'clockl by the
pastor of the Nj. Z. church.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Stoddard of Louisa creek
left at our Office, last Tuesday, a coupl,
Of potatoes of the Red Rose v~ariet,
that for size and soundness surpasse,
anything that be have seen in the po
tato line this season. The aggregate
weight of the two potatoes was about
pounds.
The remarkable exclusiveness Of tn,
Garfield and Arthur club of this plac
has been the occasion of considerable
comment. The said club is compose
of sixteen members, as near as VIC Cal
find out, and one of them We know is
!, democrat. Other towns around Us hav
respectable Garfield and Arthur club;
composed of from 50 to $50 member:
, Why don't the Red Cloud club max
an effort to increase its numbers, or a
least give those who feel disposed to d
so, a chance to join. We see no reaso
why Red Cloud should not have a +,
spectacle Garfield and Arthur Club.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-16
Land Once a, Bloomington Seb Aug Sl'h. 1887.

Land Once a, Bloomington Seb Aug 9D,h, 1881.
Notice IL hereby given .hat the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention 10
secure final entry thereof before James A. Tot
leys. clerk Of Dist cour, Of Webster county.
Neh.. at his cfirs in Red Cloud. Neb-, on Wed
pesday. Oetebe r 9Th. Is.o. viz.
William Lopgbothan on Homestead entry No
1853. for the North west y Sec. 10 Town 3 north
Of Range . west. and names the foliouing ss bis
witnesses 10 prove continuous resiienes upon
and cultivation Of said tract fir; William Vii
kinson George Iyberger. and Theodore CDle AL
Of Thomasviile WebSter county Sssraskss a-d
Arthur A. Pope Of Red Cloud Webster county
Nebraska
sept ssepts0 !. W. swITZRR. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-16
N O II e!

The County Commissioners Of Web
ster county. will meet at the Court
House, on the 25th day Of September,
1850. to receive bids for work and ma
tcrial for the construction Of a Vault
for Court House. Plans shown on that
day. Commissioners reserve the night
Ia reject any or all bids.
By order of the Commissioners.
l.. III. LUCE, j. \. Tuileys,
Chairman. Clerk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-16
important to Agents.-The Life Q

Important to Agents.-The Life Of
GEN. JAMES A. GARFIELD,
By his personal friend, MAJOR BUSDY,
Editor n. 7. Mal, is the only edition
to which Gen. Garfield has given per-
sonal attention or facts. Beautifully
illustrated, printed and bound. The
best."-N. y. Commercial Adrerfisr.
The neatest."-N. Y. Herald The
most useful, sensible and satisfactory
Y. Tribune. Full length steel
portrait by Hall, from a picture taken
expressly for this work. Active Agents
Wanted. Liberal terms. Send $l-Oo
at once for complete outfit
4. S. BARNES K CO.
Ill & ll3 William ST., New York. 81
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-16

Yielding to the solicitations - my
friends I all reopen the sriscf schaai
October sih. provided t~eac Eve ssu-
den;s. apply within ten day. nss1i
saii tsit aIpiy At ouce 4; MI GsFt-ss
store. OF b. petal 30 me az Red Coed
i-s & ". >FWfNoER.
Rel Cloud, Neh, Sep; Ia. lsso.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-16
ROAD SCRAPERS.

Mitchell & Morbart have on hand
aud for sale a large lot Of road scrapers.
Cali and he convinced that II viii be {"
your interest to purchase ofthem when
YOU want anything in that line. If
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-16
Final Proof Notices.

Land0fice at Bloomington Neb Sept. il,h. l7so
Notice Is hereby riven that the following
namsi settler has fled notice Of his intention %
make fnpl proof in support 81 his ciaim aud go
cure final entry thereof before James a. Talloys
Clerk Of Court in Mebs,er county Ssb. NJ bic
office in Red Cloud Ssb. on Saturday October
18th. 1ss0. viz
Flias W. Wells. hi 3s7o. for the south-we-,
quutef Of section 20 town 3 range 9 west. and
names the folio wing So his witnesses 10 prove
continuous re-itiues upon aud cultivation 81
said tract, wa: John Smith. John M-arns.
Charles Teel aud AhTsm Reeves. all 81 Cowlss
Nebraska.
scpl6octli =. W. SWITZER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-16
Land ossee a, Bloomington Nss.. Aur. "a. issO

Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice ofhis intention 70
make final proof in support q bis claim. and
secure hnal entry thereof before Jamsr A Inl
ley.. clerk Of the court IN Webster county Al bis
ofice in Red Cloud Web. on TUESDAY. sept.
18th. is9. viz. g.,
Brie. n. France, I'D entry No.ls1s foTths 3 =
y " sei y y W. Of section - to~s -.
range 10 west. and names the folostnx ss hHs
witnesses to prove eontinu"us resiosnes ap.n
and cultiyatinu of aid Tract. viz. kdssrd W.
Kdson. Edriek II. Keensy and Edward ~ Fos
81 Covi-s. Neb, and xerVin l.. Thomas 81 he'd
sugsseSS s. W. swIIZER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-16
MONEY 70 LoAEl

Money % prove up with on final re-
ceipi. ur on decided laisd a. : per cent.
and Lac f~r cent. contmH-frn 80 ~
straight 10 per eeu,. NJ commission.
JNo L MuIurx
OfHre nont door 20 Chlrf osnr.. snl
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-16
CROW N!

Not the Crown Of Kings. nor the
Crown of Glory, but the Crawn Sewing
Machine, the latest and best machines
in the market, ii will pay you To call at
the Post-Oficc and see il before YOU
purchase, For Sale by NJ. Il. McNnT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-16
Lana oae. a, BIOouiss,op. Web. Aug. "a .ssa.

ard OfEee At BIooniBEtoo. Neo., HuE- y sS
Nstiee IL hereby given tha; TIE ioLeSins
n.-ei se.tle, "a sIei po.ics q bis intsntsSa %
make snail proof in sspyorf Of hs el>trs, asd
secure final eufry thereof. before Clerk OF Dir
trie. Court Of w ehstef county Seo~. athe 80
in Red Cloud Neb., on Monday. seVtenb>r Eta
David Dirsee. Id entry sne, for The noris i
northeast quarter and psrth Dot s.s .ol
section L t0wa ] range u vet. ana nsses "a
foilouire a. his witnesses 90 Prove sohltnseef
re- iienee upon and euItivstsoe Of al t,s,rsl
Fred Hummei. Jobn Andersoe. csn.sl SSf'S
azxs6>soz q. w.. sWI1Zkk. he<ster-
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AXBoY ITEMS.

SEPTEMBER "a, 1880.
J. A. Roberts has gone to Iowa.
So has DR.. Schenck.
Mrs. Policy talks of going.
Its a mania l guess.
DR.. M%oranville has been gone for
over a week.
Will Roberts and wife have returned
from one Of the western counties.
Ed. Johnson quotes Isaiah, unto us
a child is born unto us a son is given"
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-16

M.rnrrpe-At the resslencs a. toe
hrsia father. on Walnut creek. Vet
s;sr 20. Nch- sept iah \ u is~s
bv Rev. VI. T. Nohie NJ Nm
IRELAND and Mlss Agnes Nspshn
tpsh of MAlnui creek. TIE happy
cgtipis started sar InSitzna ysssa.dsy
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-16

At the Flour & Feed store Of Chas.
+. Putnam YOU will find a first class
stock of groceries, and when IN town
YOU should not fail to call ON him. re-
member il viii Toe to your interest 10
do so. II
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-16
Land Office a, Bloomington ysb. az ss;h.ls@

Notice i. hereby given that TIE ~foilssinE
named settler hss Sled notice % hi. i~ntenifon 70
wake snal proof in support Of his claim. .Siss-
cure fnai enuy thereof. before SsnesN.iai
bis oaee In Red Cloud. Seb" On Monday
September 9TH. 1ss0, viz
Isasc G. Durdin. Id entry l5ss. Tor the nortn-
eat opartsr Of section - town 4 north II range
10 west. AID names the follovins ~ hs witness
e to prove continuous re.idesee apen npd esl'
t~ivstion Of aid tract viz frano. hsrse
suxss..nS :. W. srTTfxz. Rexis;sr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-16

Sss;e. IL hereby gives. that I vi1 s1sDise
ali peysors vhs nay desire 20 eesr shsnsSres
s~sssi,isto for teachers q the pns.yy 81
SS1sa seSosis Of Wesssa esssfy- ~ Fed
C7oa1 o ths FIRST SsfsriAy n he y Ssfhs 81
FeSTusTy. Nsy Asszss sad Aoseessx; a,
i...sT- Ami July asd Oessb<r. AZ 6ss1e
Reek = ths 6irys Saturday . sks maths 81
NsrcS Juna. SeDesah9 and
A. 4 YcPg-
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y..;.. 4. hereby riven TIA: she s~oliostnx
neu.i ssstIer has filed notice Of bic inisnto.
- maie fnal prof in rapport Of his st<srs. ssd
secure fnal eDCy rhsresf. esfore NE 1870
Eeeeiyer. A Blsoningtsn. Ses. % Saturday.
September 18th. Ise. VIZ
IA A. Beck. peeiEstery stafs1est So
36S. for the LCs number = 70 serses -
,.n,e p No. and names the fiisvsnx - as
NJ rrez.~s % prove eos-in1c1s rexsd<aoe On Ao9
euitivation Of said tract Viz Arthony 3rnesos,
Thor.s yazrau add Hsrnea Hoireno e
srasf- Nsb.. snd Ezra II. yone. Of ks1 c1c1d.
sS..sas.-is sw. svITzER- REGISTER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-16

You should call and see the nice lot
of apples just received AT W. II. Rohy :,
and by the way you can buy them
cheaper then anywhere else.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-16

The woman that had the lightesi.
whitc-t, sweetes; bread. was the woman
that used the Rel Cloud mills Patent
Hour she bought II of Putnam.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-16

Hon. ". \ McKcighan ~lll adlr~ss
the people under the ausPIc,,s of the
Hancock Club. at the cont house. in
Rel Cloud. on Saturday evening. sept
18th. ISSo. nj : o'clock, Invitation 81.
tended 10 all. q. \. HoUouTu~
GIL l'Tc.I Club.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-16

Chas. f.. Putnam has on hand a large
stock uf canned goods. which the public
are invited 10 call andpurclrase, Terms
reasonable.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-16

We are in receipt Of a letter from
Batin which we cannot publish because
it is too personal. We are always glad
to receive for publication items of news
from all parts of the county, and will
gladly give place to anything that we
think will interest our readers, but we
must request, and insist that CORES
pondents leave personalities that are
calculated to stir up bad feelings, out
Of their communications. No one
should seek to vent personal spite
through the columns of a newspaper,
and while we desire your news items,
justice to our readers and to ourselves
suggests that personal vituperation
should not find a place in your letters
for publication.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-16

Lautcrbach makes the best Of bread.
reason why, he Uses Red Cloud mills
Patient flour. Putnam sells 1t.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-16

The Congregational church H. now
ready ;o receive bids for buiidin: their
house Of worship. For plans and sPcci-
ications call on Gao. Best.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-16

Crown Jewell Patent flour, a al
way- be had at the store Of thas- +
Putnam. The best -four in the valley.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-16

Buy your table butter OF 4 :. Manh
Cool a. Ice. Best IN the mArketl
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-16

You can hay tao 5 cen; cigar .or =
nickle. a; Kobys.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-16

Call on Uncle sam Carrier Tor a
new suit Of clothes and oycrali. II
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-16

wASrEp-Some black walnut lun-
her, at the Furniture store, Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-16

VIII not be undsusoll. i Roby's
motto
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-16

Below We give the list of teachers
employed in this county with number
OF school district and wages paid DC.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-16

A large stock of clothing aud oycralls
lust received Al Uncle Sanl Garl~Es
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-16

Gillcits Washing Crystal. save labor
and soap. FoI sale 10y A. ;. Marsh.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-16
New fall goois a; Mrs. LuiG'

New good. 8. -uaele sam" Garler'..
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-16

An local advertisements ordered ia for
inLefnitc time, riN be regularly chdTyef
uD each ueek until ordered out.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-16
PrsIlun.

the welfare ofhi- stock and should have
on hand for ready reference Il book
describing the ailments hls stock - sub
ject To and the remedies therefor. In
consideration Of this fact We have pro
cured for the benefit Of our farmer sub
scrihcrs a large number at copies of
"KendaIl's Treatise ON the Horse, n
of which We propose To give io every
horse owner who pays for his paper IN
advance. The book l. one al great
valae a. il il mn index of diseases which
give the symptoms. canse and the best
treatment of each, IL contains a table
giving all the principal drugs used for
the horse with the ordinary dose,
effects. and autidote when u poison,
also a table with an engraving Of the
horses teeth ut different age, 81 the
horses: Il valuable collection of recipes.
and much more valuable information.
Remember We give this valuable
work Ia nil who pay their subscription
i'm advance.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-16
Money to Lean.

At the Bank ia Red Cloud. on be-,
terms Vet offered.
From and after this date Smith Bros,
4 Thompson will make loans on sIn-
proved farms at straight ten per cent
interest payable annually nt the end oi
each year. No charge fE commission
examination or appraisal. Nothing
deducted in advance and NO second
mortgage required. Partics borrowing
from us avoid the customary del~ AMI
uncertainty Of sending applications
away Tor approval. our facilities
enable III to close "A loan the same day
the application i made.
SIM SMITH BROS. & THOMPSON,
sa N...ss-s V.S z. N.~.sAf . = Me- ~a.-s -
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LOCAL MATTERS.
r. V.R. r. Time Table.
Taking eject Sunday. May .. 1850.

Ess, and west bound freight trains meet At
Red Cloud at 12:l5.
Trims daily. except SundayG
A. 4. Touzalin. q. w. Holdfedae
Gen. manager. eupt.
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Tnins daily except Sunday.
q. W. HALpREpGG.. A.. Z: ToslaLiS.
SUPERINTENDENT. GenI. Manager.
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Democratic Rally.

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