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The Red Cloud chief., 1880-04-01
EApLE GROVE TAsG.
Webster County. Neb. |
March 29tb. 1880. (

WSiCn <Stus looU
EDITOR CHIEF:-A few lines to your
valuable paper, may interest some u
your many readers.
The dry weather. continues and the
grumbliDg continues. also among some Of
the farmers. Fall wheat is almost dried
out, but with q little rain soon it may
make half crop.
There has . great deal been said about
. coal mine discovered near Salem,
Jewell county, Kansas l have also q
coal mine to report Of which l learned
while csnvsssine 10 the western part of
Smith county, Kansas, on west cedar
creek 7 miles north east Of KirWin. on the
farm of j. W. Miller. The coal was
found cropping out Of the bank Of the
creek. Is feet below the surface I of an
inch thick with q downward slant, and
by prospecting it was found to increase in
thickness very fast. Mr.. Miller was pros
pecting back . hundred feet from the
cropping out, the day l was there but had
not struck the vein yet. An old coal
miucr that was assisting in prospecting,
says q vein of 4 feet will be found from
100 to 200 feet below the surface.
/ have a few small pieces Of the coal
from the cropings along the creek bank.
and it ia very 6ne specimen of soft coal,
the probability is that there is plenty Of
Goa! in Smith county, Kan, and Webster
county. Neb. Aud it is only q matter Of
time to deyeLpe that fact.
.. s. HELvERN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-04-01
A nice line Of fancy ribboss. n Nra
Pov5eY'a

A nice line Of fancy ribbons. NJ Afa
Pouer'a
Why DO you coupiaio Of poor tea and
coffee when you css &c; the koss asfich
sod omeihing that viii 60 to the rixAi
spot sssrytiDe, at Perkins B Michele.
Fer . stylish dress or street hat. call
on Mrs. Fovlev. - she hes sxsin secured
the service OF Mr.. Hoys, the osly 6rst
class trimmer in the city.
Elegant patterns and trimmed hats.
. great ver'eiy add very cheap. just 70
At Mrs. Lui.'.
Mitchell i Morhsrt are sseos's for
The Victor. American and Davis sewing
machines. in this county. II
Moon 4 Calender have just opsoed
q new CRAZE Of Queeasxsre, aud slso .
nice lioe Of Glassware.
A complete line Of ornaments for the
hair. jet neck lssss and caildreDs collars,
at Mrs. Fowler'sL
The largest stock Of millinery and
ladies' furnishing goods ever brought 10
Webster Co, to be found at Mr.. Lu,s'.
Chas. 4. Putnam has just received .
large invoice Of the best grades Of co6ees.
sugars, tea, syrups. canned good. and
everything usually kept in . frat clsss
grocery store. II
Crown Jewell Patent -four. can always
he had at the store Of Cbas. h. Putnam.
The best -four 10 the valley.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-04-01
A RICH THlNa ABOUT EDITORS,

Editors are usually wealthy" the
man with the sample case remarked.
YES" We said, ''they are familiar
with all the slang and business phrases
Of the money market; they write about
millions as ordinary meu talk about dol.
lars; they build railroads; they organize
mining and magnificent transportation
companies with fabulous capital; they
declare war without consulting the Roth
childs. and if a. the banks in America
we're t, fail tomorrow they wouldn't be q
cent poorer than they are to-day. Yet,
they ere rich. They associate with the
moneyed classes, they sit down at tables
with Kings. and sometimes, 10 happier,
luckier moments, with aces; if you want
to borrow money. 60 to the editor, he
will turn to his advertising columns and
tell vou where you can borrow it. If you
have money to loan, rather than see you
suffer he will borrow it Of you himself.
Rich? He knows the secrets Of the
monied rings; he divulges the plans and
schemes Of the heavy operators to the
people; he rosrs himself louder than the
bulls, and growls among the bears; bis
voice is heard in the temples of the money
changers. asking for money; he Marbles
his little roundelay out on the curbstone.
10 . melancholy minor key. when he
doesn't set it. Oh. yes, editors are rich.
When you want to spend all the money
you have 10 this wild, wide world, 20 to
your lawyer. when you VAN something
done for nothing, bic to your newspaper
Office. Then. when you want to send
some msn to Congress, send your lawyer,
because you al get along without him."
We paused, and a profound, impressive
silence filed the air like , dream Of peace.
We looked around upon our audience.
It was asleep.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-04-01
CHURCH NOTICE.

Tie spring communion service Of the
Presbyterian church of Fed Cloud. will
be held at the school house of Red Cloud.
on next Sabbath, April 4th, 1880, at l0l
o'clock A. NJ, in the following order:
First. Preaching.
Second. Baptism Of . dult and infant
members
Third. The Lord g Supper.
Bear in mind tho communion in the
Presbyterian church is invariably an open
communion, and that no creed is required
to be subscribed in order to enter into
this church. The Rev. G.. L. Little,
state secretary Of missions is expected
here about that time. The services pre-
paratory to the communion viii be held
On the Saturday proceeding (she Sd inst.
commencing 1T 8 O'Clock p. NJ, at the
school house. consisting. LIST. Off short
lecture OF address, ID. A meeting of
the session. At which those wishing to
unite With the church BY letter and by
profession, vil please be present. Sd.
Immediately after . church meeting, OF
. meeting Of the congregation. consisting
Of al regular supporters Of the church
Who have . right 70 take part in al the
proceedings, land Who are hereby urgently
requested to attend, viii b held for the
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-04-01
Meeting Of the Fish Commission.

The members of the Fish Commission,
DR.. X r. Livingston, Of Plat;smouth,
Hon. w. L. May, Of Fremont. add Hon.
II. s. Haley. Of Red Cloud, met 10 this
city. yesterday. They made arrange
meuts to procure and care for the allot-
ment Of German carp. for this State; also
for the receipt of a number of eels.
Provision was also made to prepare for
Matching 500 900 California salmon eggs,
and to distribute the same. TIE hatch
ing Of brook trout was deferred until a
sufficient appropriation was made where
With to purchase spawn. A variety OF
subjects were discussed relative to fish
laws, the best 6sh for thi, state and the
best means Of distributing. Publication
Of the laws through the journals Of the
state was also decided on. The meeting
was AZ interesting oue. Journal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-04-01
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.
MARCH 18TH, 1850.

MARCH 18TH, 1851.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present: A. H.. Crary, Isaac May
Comes; j. A. Tu!ley, clerk.
The following official bonds were ap,
proved:
Corydon Craw, ovcrsecr Of highways.
R. D. No. IL. William Montgomery
constable, Guide Rock precinct. Judson
Forbes constable, Glenwood precinct.
The following account we're allowed,
warrants to be drawn as provided by
law:
State Journal Co, Books aud
G. a. Brown, wiudo. blinds 20.
John Murray, work on bridge 3 70.
Sam'L Miller, work on road 90.
designations of w. B. Good, constable
Red Cloud precinct. and Lewis A. Raw
lev, constable Oak creek precinct, pre-
sented and accepted.
A new road district was formed from
the west half Of X. D. No. 1. he eastern
boundary. commencing at the north west
corner, Of section l6-2-9, and running
south to the Republican river. said district
No. 20, and Vinson D. Vaughn appointed
overseer of highways.
Road district No. u, formed from east
half OF Saltwater precinct, and Thomas
Richardson appointed ovsrseer Of high
ways for said district.
The following appointments we're made
to fill vacancies, h. A. Simpson, J. p.
Potsdam precinct, RoteIt Rounds, over
seer of highways, X. D. No. l6.
Adjourned to Friday, March 10th, 1880.
j. A. TULLEY, A. H. CRAZY,
Clerk. Chairman pro tem.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-04-01

The correspondent who aired himself "a
Elibily 10 the Aygas last week viii 20
doubt sxpsct n TO answer his silly prst;nE.
This We decline to do, for several reasoos,
viz. The ladies' Who attended that hall
dosbtlers feel badly enough about the
.Fsir without sny more being Sid on the
subject. W. have the highest re.pect for
many Of the girls who attended the ball,
and il 10 not their fault If the cousummate
ais who writes in the Aross, and . few
other disreputsble Characters sctej in
such a manner as 10 bring the affair he
fore the public 10 the light Of o low grade
variety tLestre. and cause il to be talked
Of, aud denounced by nearly oil the re
spectacle reopls 10 town We cannot
answer the vile in,inuations Of this low
born egOtist because it is entirely beneath
the dignity Of the profession TO notice
anonymous articles Of any kind. II the
writer will come out boldly and let the
pUOiIC kOOW WIZ NC Zoe We VIII CbuCS
coodecepd to answer bis vile slurs or else
give his name to the public and ask the
public if, in its opinion such . specimen
Of humanity is worthy Of notice ir the
columns offs respectable newspaper. We
cannot answer The contemplate sneak be-
cause be already has . mania for rushing
into priLt, and IL would only be encour.
sRing him to infict the public with his
vile aud senseless trash.
And, finally, We cannot answer the VIII
ter Of. TIE low and vulgar bosh 10 question,
because we, as q journalist, have . higher,
. Dobler piseion to perform than ,hat OF
squirting from Cur path every dirty little
yslpipg cur that barks at U heels.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-04-01

B~LooNnofOS, NEu.,
March 9th. 1890.

BIoONMoT0S. NED,
March 9Th, 1880.
Patents have be<s lately received il
this o6ee for the following parties residina
10 Webster county. Nebraska:
Ia RANGE 9. John Dixby. Alooso N.
John, james W. Arosterser. Cyrus A.
A~rnsberxer. Jacob Mopia. Oven LalIy,
Stephen Newman. Adam II. Sprseher,
Amy K. Rogers. Charles c. Bareer,
William J. Simpson. Charles L. Brown.
and Frank Cboaf.
In RANGE 10. james B. Cbapio.
Samuel z. Martin. John ID. Leach, Sam.
uel Blight. Warren v. Besl. Julia A.
Skies. Robert McCune. George Latts.
Archibald J. Ritter. Walter w. Lesis.
Timothy Lswler, George LAverty, james
K. Ralph, Thomas 4. Chambers aud
Priscilla Moore.
In RANUE IL. Henry 8. Haley.
August +. Wabbernan. Charles II. Pot
ter. Andrew J. R~enneker. John O,burn
and Frederick FshnJrick.
In RANCE II. Nelson Phelps. Ezra
II. Jones. Nathan \. Ayers, Hans J.
Walstade end Alexander May.
Parties desiring their patents are re-
quested to sign their names on the back
Of their 6oal receipts as their name is
written in the receipts, aud send the same
10 this Office. aud their patent will be
mailed to them.
8. W. SwITZER, Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-04-01

Providence has sat upon . . down
in New Hampshire who would not take
the newspapers He was a farmer and
had q couple Of ice houses which be filled
during the early cold snaps Of the winter.
His neiehtor, who reads the papers, hap
pened along aud offered him 1900 for his
ice. He snapped at the b~arsais, won
deripg how his oeighbor became so sud
denly insane. The next day suotber man
offered him 81, 500 for the ice. but he
did not fully realize his capscity for wrath
until bis neighbor sold the ice for S.. OO0.
He has subscribed now for six newspa-
yers, and will know the next time theI e
is going to be an ice famine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-04-01
Be Wise and Happy.

Ifyou will stop all youi e~xtravasant
ard wrong notions in doc,orine yourself
and families with expensive doctors or
humbug cure aIIs that do harm always,
aod use only natures simo'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-rely on il. SEQ another column.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-04-01
Land Office at Bloomington Neb Mar. 18th. lssQ

Land Office at Bloomington Neb Mar. 18th. lss0.
Notice is hereby given tina. the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim. and
secure final entry thereof before James ~. rui-
leys. clerk Of court in Webster county at his Of.
6ce in Red Cloud Neb.. on Saturday. May Sd
lss0. viz;
Washington W. Harvey. I'D No 4357, for the
Quarthr of section Y twp 2 rspge IL
west, and names the following o. his witnesses
ton Of said tract. viz: Ezra II. Jones. Charles
Hunter. William A. Beck and William Wilson
all of Inavaie Neb.
aprlapr2y g, w. SWITZER. REGISTER,
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-04-01

Now is the time to buy your garden
seeds. Perkins x Mitchell have . good
variety Of the best kisds to select from,
also clover seed. pure Early Rose Pots-
toes, Onion seeds by the pound. Peas 10
barrels, will have Sweet Potatoes and
other seeds next week. do not fail to call
while the stock is fresh.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-04-01
Secure the Shadow ere the
Substance Fades.

AL Who are desirous o. having pic
lures Of themselves ~ Of their friends or
l%ittleenes. are respectfully informed that
Mossrs. Pry.e Il Ewing are now ready to
take Photographs, Ferrotypes &c, in the
highest style Of the art. Also copying
and enlargirg. Gallery. second door
north of Chief Office, Red Cloud, N.b. :
Soft PRYsE 4 EWING.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-04-01
Land Once at Bloominston N.b. March Is. lssl

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has 6led notice Of his intention to
make hnai proof 10 support Of ais clam. and
or Receiver ~ the u. 5. iani ofsee in Blooming
ton Nes On the 10Th day Of APRIL, lsse.
Jaonb Schunk. Of Plpe Hill. Nebf., Homestead
No. S143, fur the northwest quarter. sect on 81.
town l. range 10. vest. and names the following
as bis witnesses. Viz 6otl.iS Arndt. Frederick
BANK. Henry Neihnire and Fred Nebal. all o!
Blue Hill. Neb. s. w. SWITZER. Register.
uarlSapr15
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-04-01
Land Once at BLOOMINGTON Neb. Mar. g

Land Unice At BfOomlngton Neb. Nal. I'd, ~.
Notice is hereby given that the ollowi
named settler has filed notice of his intention e.
make final pro If in support Of bis claim and Sc
cure fnal entry thereof. before James A. Tul'eys
ice in Red Cloud Neb.. on April Esd. 1881.
Cheslcy L. BrOckms IN. HID application SS99.
for the west bslfof the southeast quarter and
west half northeast quarter Of section Y town z
range l. west, and names the following rs his
witnesses to prove continuous residence on and
cultivation OF said tract. viz: George ". knight
Albert L Hale. AbsalOr2 N. Day. Ezra IL. Jones
all of Iuavaie, Nsbr,
mars5Aprss s. W. SwITZER, Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-04-01
Land eace at Bloomington. Neb. March Is. 1880

Notice il be ~by given that the GLOWING
make final proof in support Of his claim, and
secure final entry Their eof before James A. Tul-
lev. clerk Of the court in Webster county. At his
of &c in Red Cloud. Neb., On the 18th day Oi
April. 1880.
Isaiah Heitsa an. Of Guide Rock. Ncb.. Home
stead No. 1917. for the southwest quarter. north
vest quarter west. southwes quarter. and south
east quarter. southwest quarter. sestion 10.
town 8. range 9 west, and names the following ~
his witnesses, viz: Shadrach Croxton. John Far
uier. Christopher G. Bennett and Jacob AoniA.
marisapi5. s. ". swIrZER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-04-01
-Pur Jan Coffee n Roma

-Pss jan Coffee ss RosT'a
,-wsa paper in great vsrie'y at
Brovs'a
Have 700 seen those ses hass sed
caps q Mos Z Csilssies'a
Ladies suits add ssderveAr Just 70.
esived. ss Mna Las.
-Besdqusrt<n for Hats, Booness and
Fancy Goods. ~ Mra MeBride's.
Cut Loaf Sugar. . .pIesdid article,
for sale 81 koBYs.
Window shsdes ssd 6xture. .,
Browa's furniture store.
-Dcu's he bshiai IN style, bet bus
your hats Of Mn. Mcbride.
"A full sSsortment Of California
canned fruit. % RoBY's
10 and see The fse stock Of furniture
1t Browns. before purchasing elsewhere.
-ESsporated apple. the hes. in the
market Try them. For sle Al Roby's.
-Choice goods. sios fiesh ssi sss.
at Nra McBnde'a
Go snd see goods, and prices. before
buyi,f. At Browns furniture ADD sail
paper store.
Cooks Pavorie Tomato, always on
hand. q, RoBY's.
New dress good. New spring .tyies
Of pTil.I. New dress ginghaw., as Mooo
& Calender.
Chas. T. Putnam has . patent dried
b. ct cutter in his store, and parties Who
purchase dr'sd beef can have i, already
sliced.
MIR. Montgomery regularly deals on,
fresh milk to the inhabitants Of Red
Cloud. Mix delivered every day, Sun
days not excepted.
Mocha Coffee. the best grade Of
green coffee ever brought to Red Cloud.
TO be had only At RoBY's.
to Loan Suns :S ss s a:tg: an. dai
mp gard. straight 10 per cent. No ion.
u. ;. Coonxs. 81 the Cur House. GG
Dentistry.
II. A. Biard will be in bis office, from
the fIrst to the 7,h. Of each mouth.
OMce next door TO the Bark. Red
Cloud. % IT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-04-01
No Good Preaching.

No man can do do q good job Of work,
preach q good sermon, try a law suit well,
doctor . patient or write a good article
when he feels miserable and dull, with
sluggish brain and unsteady nerves; and
D n should make the attempt in such .
condition when it can be 81 easily and
chesply removed by q little Hop .Biiters
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-04-01
Land once at Bloomine.on N.b. March In. Isso.

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fies notice Of his intention 70
Make final proof IN suppct Of his claim. Aad
secure final entry thereof, ?ro0f 20 be made be-
tore Jaass A. TulfeyS Clerk Of the Court Of
Neb. on the srd day of ApriiSlsSe.
ThoWss Vaughn. Homestead kITy Ne. 9s67,
for the northeast quarter. scctioa 3. town 1.
range L. west. and names tAe following ~ hia
witnesses. VIZ josiah G. Hclcoma. Thomas
Kennedy. August Piers:sG and Jessph W.Jenes
all Of Seat: NEBRASKA
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-04-01
.r.izprlf s. W.SWIrzER. Register.

Land oekes at Bloomington Nsh. March Iee 1ssO.
naaed settler has 6isd notice Of bis inseDtion 10
make nnal Of oofi in support Of his claim, and
secure anal entry thereof, before Jsma A Tai
Ma oGkce. in BED Cloud. Neb. April 3rd. l80.
william c. Bensea, Hemeetesd Applicasisa.
No. uoa. for HortA-east quarter, section q. sDgD
: raAee IL vest sad name The t~oi'oviag q his
e. Scot. Aivah I. Rcd and Thomas J. WrigAr.
al Of Rod Coad. Nsh.
nar-laVrif W.SWfTZRR RsgieteS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-04-01
Nog9rE 20 .EAcHl1s.

Nstiee b hsrshy givea. that I Win sxsaiss
N psr.sns VIE nay 6s.irs 20 eear tAsnssaves
leanoa seAesls Of WeAstee eessy ~ Red
C1ead On tie frst Saturday in the = sshs q
February. Hay A1ggss sd N0vonbN; A
Hill on the ffG SAfuraay In the Dooshs q
April. JaH asl Oe4sber. At 0aids
Roek 90 the fiu4 SATURDAY. n Tie Deoths q
March. Juse. Sspts0bR aAA Deee1hse.
Exanin,tiHns &c se1nenss 81 o'siccA =,
A. A. PcFR.
Cclnty Spresiltsndcs; Of rablc Insssuctsos
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-04-01
MONEY TO L-0-A-N-i

Money TO prove up with on inal re-
c.ip,, or on decided land at 5 per. cent.
and l-62 per. cert commission, or at
straight 10 per. cent no commission.
JNO. X. WILCOX.
Office next door to CHIgr Office. 3Oif
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-04-01

Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention TO
make fnsi proof in support Of his claim. and
secure final entry thereof before the clerb Of
court Of Webster county. Seb.. u the county
seat. on Friday. April 30th. 1850. viz:
Samuel l.. Miner. on homestead entry num-
Der SD38. for the suuth-west 4, Sec. 81. town 4.
~ bis witnesses. to prove continuous Residence
upon and cultivation of said tract, viz: Moses
n. Wilson. David FeiI. John w. fetI. and
Sturgeon Kershner. all Of Ciover;on, Webster
county. Nebraska.
sprlspr29 8. W. SWITZER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-04-01
Land Office at Bloomington Neb. Mar. 18th 1880.
Notiaa Ia La->kr .<aa 49, a. cuS-

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of bis intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim. and
secure final entry thereof before Jsmsr A. Cul.
leys. elcrx Of the court in Webster county ut his
office in Red Cloud Neb.. on Monday Nay ID.
1850. viz.
Ernst Miller, Of Blue Hill Neb. Hd npplica
ton 1871. f.r the northeast sec. IA town : range
10 west. and names the following as his witness
es to prove continuous residence on and cultivA-
ton Of said tract, viz: Otto Mosenten: George
Cess. Friedrich Weichsrt and William Hort. AL
Of Blue Hill Nsb.
Aprlapr29 8, W. EwIrzER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-04-01

Land Umce at Bloomihston, NoS. MAI. fstn, %
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler have al ed notice Of int ntiOn to
make fnal proof in support of bis claim and
secure final entry thereof before the Register
or Receiver Of the U. S. Land Of3ce At ploom-
George Il. Spr neer for the : y N and
NKSWL sec. % town 4 range IL wet. and
names the f~ollowisg as his witbcsses. yit: james
Albert II. Springer all Of " els p Neb.
maY25apras 4. W. SNITZER, Rexister.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-04-01
GROW NJ

Not the Crown Of Kings nor the Crown
Of Glory. but the Crown Sewing Machine,
the latest. and best machine ia the Mar.
ket. it will pay you TO call at the Po-t
Office and ace it before you purchase!
For Sale BY N. b. McNlrr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-04-01

Laud Office at Bloomington Ncb. March ~. 1850.
Notice is hereby given that the blowing
nam ed settler has flied notice of his inten ton to
secure final entry thereof. befor. James A. Tul-
legs, clerk of the court OF Webster county. n
his office in Red Cloud. on May Iith. lss1. VIZ:
.ioorg1 W. Rise, on home stead entry number
lIZ2. for the south west Z. Sec. 10. town =. north
Of range II west, and nam = the following as bis
witnesses. to prove continuous residence upon
and cultiv 'tiun said tract. viz: Chester Dake.
John Fish, Allen L. Ayers and Nathan Click
all Ut Riverton, Franklin county. Nebr.
r. rIspr29 $. w. SwIrzgR. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-04-01

Mrs. Fowler has j1st received the larg-
est stock of millinery and notions, ever
brought to this city.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-04-01

Anyone looking for choice articles in
the grocery line, need look 10 farther
then ROBY's store. for he always Keeps
the hes, Of everything. in the shape Of
Groceries.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-04-01

TIE Lincoln Joxraai Is responsible for
the following:
Women ~hO engage in raising funds
for the different public and private char
tiles. and who SPEED from one to three
days Of each week in equally disinterested
work, viii take notice from ths, ard be
warned. A man 10 the western part Of
the state took advantage Of his wife's
absence on . mission Of this kind recently,
and ruined the hired g:rl.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-04-01

A large stock of the best brands of -four
made in the valley, constantly on hand at
Perkins & Mitcheif's.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-04-01
PIG 8. W. swITZER. Register.
Land Once at bloomington Nsb. March %. Is o.

Land Once at Bloomington Neb. March -. Is o.
Notice is hereby gwen that the following
named settler has flied notice If his intention 10
make inai proof IN support Of his claim. ant Sc
cure 6nal en,ry thereof. before James 4. Tul-
legs, clerk Of the court Of Webster county, at
his Office in Red Cloud. May LIST. 1850. viz:
Kenute kcnutezen, on homestead entry mum
Der 1881. for the east II. northwest 4. ard west
Il. north cast 4. zee. l., town 5. north Of range
IL west, and names the TO lowing As mis- wit.
cultivation of said tract. viz: Henry Laycrfy,
Chester w. Fuller. Moses &. Williamson. and
David Fetz. all Vt Batin. Webster county. Neb.
aprlspr29 5. W. SWITZER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-04-01

The latest novelties Of flowers. feathers
and trimmioga IT Mrs. Fovlr'A