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, 1881-07-25
CONKLING,
fic Packs His Gripsack and Departs
:, for His Home in U&icu.

AAC AMGh@ 4nA~ 0FAP3AEM AAu UEnuFEs
=. for His Homo in U&fcn.
~ 6ptttal DJpateh to The Chicago 1rtbuns
.NEw YolsK, July oa.-0nly fcw Bucks
wore visible Today at tho Fifth Avenue
Hotel, atld these seemed disappointed wlun
they werc Informed that their chief, cx-Se,,-
ntor t0nkllnR, llal left for lluule. Tho a,l-
io,lncoment Of Lapl,am's election, It seeiss,
''al no sooIer reached the hotel thall
a general scattering ot tho Buck LEADERS WIS re-
solved upon. The Western Senator, john a.
logan, at once shook tho lustof tho city on bis
feet, and, bidding 'ad'cu TO Mr. Conklug nt
tho hotel, drove In a cab to the Liberty
street ferry mud took tho trlin for Long
Branch, Vice. rrusidont Arthur, in svaw
Of tho unfavorablo nowa from Washing
ton to-day In regard. to the Presidents COLI
dttion, abandoned bis ide, Of going to tho sea-
stde for few days OF relaxation, and will re-
lnaln In tho city. to receive ,f:oQMeut dis
patches from the National Capital. All
the Hucks in THO Legislature froM this city
wern cxpoutot tn reach their homGs this even
Ing. Au!GnE the gucata and visitors nt the Fifth
furry and excitement OF tho polltcal struggle
during Dir. ConkllnR'a stny there waa a general
EXPRESSION of sausfacloa .tbat tho conflict was
10 tAe wfs..,,. A.soesataa Pr<s,. ,,
Senator itoscoo conkllnE paokoa ] & his q srIpsaok
yostGrday morn!nx curly. and then peraaad .he
s,toh reference u himself as hat beon marksd
With blue pencil BY bis private secretary. Conk.
ling rosa from bis moai t,nrefreahcd. md. IA llc
10 tnid bis botai bi hurriedly. and aaitl 10 VA
goInE away. 70 oho ut bis fraRds be said 10
was about tU IN to btu hunA III t1tlca. State SG-
q % nav WV VIII II ;ao ahes lis. = sS S
day III August. -. -.
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Tho Comfng Convontton At, Niagara
;. RnIfu.

., Rnltkt~
=, : sssttas papassA to 7as caitaaao 7ttaun..
.SEw Yo,sK, 'juiy .L-Thu arrangements
for the annual Convention OF tho Alnsslean
Dahkara' Assoolatlau, 10 be held At Niagara
Falla during tho coming mouth. ara rapidly
approaching completion, aud that II Will
not only be, the most iulportant but tho
most, nuneroualy attended, Convention ever
het!e ts already mn assured fact, Mr., George
Marsland. tho Corresponding Secretary, who bus
tl'st returned from Niagara 5Fatls, stated this
evening that the Cpnu,!ttoo On 8tatiatlcs, pop,l.
larly known a. the "Tweniy Milton Commit >
tco," from tho tact that the ,gonsloltnn compaa.
lug 1t are worth that Rn,olnt'o OF moncy In the
aggreRate. are bps!ly euGagea preparing 70.
port on the lRka commerce and the progress
of ths !. .throagh:. buaiapes .hotweon :. the
wet sad Epsopo.' They have already ooa'
suited !: between 'tthirty hRd forty OF rho
representative mon Of 'Ian1a!o, who; will
bo .prssaat4 ~: tho ao1yeahon, ,as 70 the
reading OF taa4 rapport, which win IN tha usln
pRrt empody thals >viawa. 1.-THE .arrap6oMenta
Tor The transportation Of delegates and their
families to. ,ths Falls arc ''already completed.
The Erie. NevYork Ccutral. Mchlgan Central,
Canada Southern Great Western, and sIake
aaa, .fr0Ta Rlassle Fel!a Il hait ratss,
4 ss ,,S$ 81
Mlnistor at Washington who says that whllo DO
may not 20 alberto be preaent ut. tho Gon-
" Wyenao9. ho y propat!nx ltattatical deIalis
y the matnpdt 9t taxAtloa and authentic faGta
industrial condition Of Turkey, which ha W never
before bcGn published. AElstnrrht bey hold
I1Aly tlos:uony 9f local imp9ftaHoa Ii, Turkey
aud y otnlneaely qualified fbr the work Do has
UNDERTAKEN. Fapers and reports from alf voc.
VIII be lnvaluSbia Il ahewinx tho conmsrc;si ci
yrowth and greatness OF tht Nation ID atatlatiosl
, 1881-07-25
CREATOR AND CREATED,

Is. SERMON Nyr DIR. WILLIAMSON. g,
Tho lisv. Or, John Wl9tanaon prcaHhots In tho
First aloth6dlst Church yesterday n,orsIIng On
tho subject, ".What Docs tho f'ctson Creattng
Thnk or tho Porson Creatod7" md tho tcxt Of
Tie entrnnse OF Thy words glvcth light
lsatats, cttr., tI -
'??The sor,nan was prefaccd BY the declaration
that therq was a Qpd AMI By the putting fur
w1rtl 0f rcazons s0 provo tho existence OF u
.llylnu being. Tho reverend gentleman sald
that ho was lis certain thetv was a God M i,u
wns that IL multiplication tuble oxistetl. lIcr-
burt apnncer hNl sata that II WINS possible To
coucolvc or y sphere wlero two an1 LwO did not
mnko four, but tho groat solcnIst ccrtatnIy bud
few followers In thut theory, m be nlso iatl f0w
~ many btlor theories Of lilg which ha.t no
ss Mpsfss ssTS wSy va 9a e.s. %
st'snan !Si "O s"sceiIos. Gon,clonu,' 'Ss Ws tSs
and the jaw under (which they Muro, lfIod
waa 1he isw yf ssar TMe sxs
oiiy fro'n i divine being. Aooihor reasun why
bssud a tboSshss. Eyer;th,ns tas ~ ths sye xssc.l
upaH was IN 0tn1RllGd th0uEht. Anything INT
ot nstnr! ereaHon s.,c,, ~ 4. stqyc: article
tas aSs s%s sn III 81 @ nI%tS aF
was ,ns obodynt o Er 9t the taquants u 's0a
Ii tau lsinl II oyori person one thought was
at oil tnlos predominant. Other thoughts might
lnx tic welfare, ,of tho wounded Psusldont might
H. S aas eEsys gSs @ 2o peaso Ssas
%Ss:s se4$$ ;ss SssTs F;st
s.! ;2 sss ssys 'i?% se!!at Il
Thy words Ktveth liglt." ,,,t
, 1881-07-25

Near Fiorcitce, =. C., Brother Out.
ragrs His sl.ter and Then Murders

Near Fiorcrce, \. C., n Brother Out.
rnEcs His sitter and Then Murders
Her lEuHhu.id. : y y
spsetas Dispatch to 1ns CHICAGO Tribune.
~FLoNEECE, 4. G., July aa3.-4Yestcrday morning
tho Larry HymHn plRntAt0D, about twenty-five
trtllos fr0sn here, WIS the sconn Of series OF
s!okentug and tlEabolical oritncs Guiding III
wnt,ton murder under circumstances not uniy
hurrIb1c, nut pccuIlnr. Tho prominent figure IN
thls ntfafr Is Sanucl White, q cripple, WHO hAs
last tho use of both bis leKs below tho k,,ccs.
Whltos sstor is tho wife bf Hytand Taotnas u,
hs,cAt md popntaf farmer. Yesterday morn-
lug while 'rhollas WIS awny, White, tho cripple,
bAvfng SecrGtGt htmsc1t In the family mansion,
went into Mrs. Thomas roou. and, locking tho
ionr, committed rape on tho person or hs own
sistor. Although without tho nso of his lega,
tho suoundrcl POSSESSES most fnUredDtp strength
III Tho arins, nnd Is ablo TO wabblo HIS body
about tho ground In snake.lko ooutorttons,
moving nIUnF With wonderful rnpldlty, and,
artnctl With csutch, by means Of Which ho
ratscs hlmselr. he IL really fur lnore actlsc than
ilie nM.lofty ol men. ilis sister, q largo and
her. After tho commission Of tho decd
wosc nu.a hs and 81 &c
M, !i9 wen. taTn . nc i,rm:ya'u xS.o and a!d d
White. fro, f,ts ambush in tho roa,i. sent load
Of ming t,tckshot, Into the unfortunate mans
sss S9ss. 1s u sso ::
IL tho woods This morninr 't several I, posses Sa
snd aay aou, Wy: ooook ne etsssh wss ouo ans a
lIclnR talicd +, surrender. he laughed bnck do
linl1ee. and thrcatoued to XIII tho first man who
ad nands , ~ !, nm A. tns ot!eers n1yanced he
, 1881-07-25
THE SOCIALISTS.

Tue 'XnRlIah speaking section OF tho Social.
see Labor party mot yestsfday ntteepQoq III
Meobaples' Hall, 81 West Lake street,, q. A.
Blshop ID the chair. Au improvements In the
haauCIai Affairs OF the socloty and asi tunspx,e
tu .tts memhcfsalp were reported. Complaint
waa made that tho business VI ths Contral Cou-
inlttsv wss !Hpsaed by the .3ol.. sttenlanGs u
fnF iAa AusNins torn; OEfa1|&eF, -3ames Il.
Rh!tet TseasaTer. Mrs. L11ale y, swai9k,
eecretaty, n. " Aofris; Auditors, A. W. Jack.
, 1881-07-25

who hclDovch In Tim shHuld Uc Hnvci, and thpso
who believed not III Him alptu1h he ctcrnnlEy
'ianhcti. 1t needed no sermon fron human
mvi.e '., 70 i,,strugt nm FeGanng t"tsiro pn1nh.
tho flonk Ut 1noks, wfurp tho entrance Of Ills
WDtM gave liGht unluc8ttonablc to all.
, 1881-07-25
Why Arc Ynu ItlllIousl

1ecause you haye. allowed 5ollr bowels 10 hc-
cos,le etsl!vo ind liver torpid, uso Kidney.
It Will stWulsts ne ityo4i.lo propss acton,
S!aansy tho skia q y ysi9wayss ga!2 bilious
Htfltd, ~
, 1881-07-25

D. APPLETON &: CO.. Publishers,
:, 1, >, aud Bond.at., New York,
, 1881-07-25
THE REVISION.

WV NV. NY 's tLo "!.Su".nu. ., s.s .u ;,
rvn. mid b. tt!at t,hth Ny Wprl, lat hin speae
My WYrtl fnltHinllx: "int 4 tho st.1H % g tao
It IL tnr purpose his ,anrnIns to cnll yotlr at-
so,,tion to tho l,eyiset, Naw Testament. havu
not one 20 at IN earlIer '1ato INST. boenuso II 3
and, second, bcoa''so 1t tho vory tu'o ! fo!t
tnn,t of NJ, t,ssnai .,tn,r, tho fo Of Tho presI.
tnmt ~ ,ho f;nftrf Htatcs nvn,,t ,yblol,'
ss'.s VI .mS u. ,,,.,n ~ t,r cnv,h,ra, ,.,
1GDcly confess Hnnteeu t"c .t'r Mnstalue Hke
!" to do In thosu tark huurs to witch a,,i pr,y.
s,n,, MHm, ',', ~, ~, a,to ~ a tnriat,. LIN
W,o. IT, lo Inc . ss's''to T. ,;nn. ~ a. mn "ns,ss ay
say, OF sno wofa Is a!reety ''ssa nt'9il uoa. 'nd
yt cu,i nvc m ,.,fr,, ,nnrnnriata a,l,;nrt thn,
III, Wor RI 10 eo,,sjdcr m @ "'r' IVY '"''''' ''
10 no rs cnncao us consistent with clearness,
We ,,ay bet consider tho subject ,,aaor tho three
cE!t'eal. :
Nt VIII not pravoso = smile viii tell yot
tho vcurrul subieot ur tho tra,slatio,, md ~.
ysion uf tho Naw Tystau,e,t, he nto,stly o.
sss dsso'SS s S Az %Sos %ot,. N sSpss:
m tn, nt I'LL n,,v lMs,t.sa " t;nkrr Mi, t,ns
Ward. Us o espIpssu,i H.. ils t6ei, With ii, @ Dir
s So ssod tsst a f Z sot y sst fn0a y 1
Mt,orstsu Tic @Ei1Ellsh ianHItso i,cttor ,ha,. Hill
s1 n xaa 1 In s1sw't ,:'Sa t at s Gesto
i1o 1s,e ne SnpGss @ S n. Nsw s INV t S sas r.,
tables 81 Stone" AtMl wtrts TIM writjws nj
thoso tnbies Ut stone III thu English it,,viisEeF'
tpe III and k f s eS wb werf accrv " 5c III wM M
for nv Eoraflcr. heed ,iut lid Tilt lid tIut
continue tho c0tvcrsaffO,. I'ns 1nuy lw chi.
s{dcrtl ln rxtrctn Gnsn nnh yet IL t,ty In snFi.
r. utiir,nsd tint rntIt|l fnw T,ri,ni,, ,n IN
i correcl Understanding Of Inc urlgin or tio
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-14

Last Tuesday morning the cry Of
6re-that strange and weird sound
that we oil dread 10 hear-Sung
through the streets. and in . very
short time . large body Of men had
gathered at the residence Of Mr..
Christian Albright, . large story and
= half house, which proved to be on
fire - smoke could be seen issuing
from the windows Of the second story.
An effort was made to stay the flames.
which. however. proved futile and the
building was soon consumed. NJ.
Albright and wife occupied . part OF
the lower door and Nr. Goble and
family occupied the other. and one
room on the second floor, while the
other was occupied ny Mr.. Case and
Mr.. AcNcny ~ q sleeping apart.
ment. From the second door and the
cellar, nothing Of any consequence
was saved, but most OF the household
effects in the lower rooms we're
gotten out
The house cost about &l 900 and was
not insured. The loss will fall heavily
on the shoulders of the old couple,
who have the sympathy Of the COM
munity, Mr.. Coolies loss Is consider
able, and also that Of Case & NcNeny,
who lost nearly all their wearing sp-
parel.
The fire, it is said, originated from
the stovepipe up stairs. which had be-
come disconnected and fell down.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-14

Mr.. Jos. Gacssler vas among our
new suLscrii,crs this week.
Mr.. J. r. Helton has u thanks sar
financial aid extended last Saturday.
Uncle sam CARRIER and Buford Hol.
comb = both able 70 attend 70 busi.
ness nov.
Mr. A. Z. Powers. Of the villi.ca,
Iowa, R<risw was . caller n these
headquarters last Tuesday.
Rev. J. NJ. Pryse will preach in the
n. Z. Church on Sunday April u,
both morning and evening.
We are informed that Mr.. Dow hsa
purchased the blacksmith shop for.
merly owned by Mr.. Sleeper.
hT.J. Helton Of Townsville will
call a the CHIEy Office he will find
the tax receipt that he lost last Sasur-
day.
Potter 4 Frisbie have repaired the
damages done to their mill property
by the recent food and have resumed
business.
Mrs. Zeise has . part Of the lumber
on the ground and viii soon erect .
good sized hotel ON her lots across the
street from the Boys Home.
We called on Mr.. Jn0. Huffman,
editor Of the Guard, while in Bloom.
ington last week and found him o
genial soul and head over ean in
work.
Hon. E. II. Carroll Of Hebron. ought
TO soon become possessed Of an album
dance of this worlds goods-bcsidcs
his newspaper property in Hebron, he
is running = wOmen's paper in Lin
coin and his wife conducts q milliner
shop.
Mr.. z. E. Parker, travelling man for
the State Journal CO., called last
Monday. Though We respect Mr..
Parker as q man and would not do
him an injustice for the world, We are
forced to admit that . photograph Of
the gcntlem, with that little white hat
on, would not attract attention - .
work of art.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-14

The Indians on the Missouri river
bottoms above Sioux City gathered
themselves and their movable proper
ty together before the flood came and
moved up on the bluffs, explaining
their actions in . manner peculiar 10
themselves, they said. ugh! heap
high water" The whites measured
the banks and found that the water
would have to rise 80 feet to overflow
the bottoms, q hight that it had never
attained before, and they laughed at
the Indians. The red men bided their
time and when the food came and the
pale faces had to swim for their lives,
the Indians said Ugh! white man
heap dam fool"
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-14

There Is y aeain! !" exclaimed Aunt
Patsey. scanning the Commissioner
Proceehnp. Il declare In perfectly
scandalossl I should think you men
would have common deceucy
enoogh 10 keep sober long enough 10
tzsmAc4 yoor o6cial duties. No
wonder the people are ssddled TO
death With taxes. and gigantic steal.
bein' carried on. when the commis-
sioners y drunk while trsnsacsin' the
peoples ~basine.sr" Drunk" en-
quired the old man. Why, oar con-
missioness are al Temperance ,nen.
"Temperence men inded, Don't il
cay here Present full board and I've
ssen IL lots Of timesr" and she cass q
look a whitening scosn At the would
Re defender u such inexcusabis BE-
hayior.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-14
That hNoeH0$im


The commissioners met last Monday
and were presented with a number Of
petitions asking that q committee be
appointed to investigate the county
Affairs. Mr.. Vance, of Inavale, We
believe. presented the petitions and
asked the commissioners 10 act upon
them, whereupon a lively discussion
ensued as to the ACCESSIBILITY Of such
a course. The commissioners said
that n or more persons who knew
that all wa not right in county mat.
ters should come forward and say so,
that the board might have an excuse
for going ahead. MI. Vance replied
that two Of the commissioners present
had acknowledged that unlawful
claims had been allowed, and Why ask
any u to come forward to substanti-
ate their statements. The commits
siOners did not deny that they had
made such statements. Capt. Munsell
and others made . few remarks on the
subject and after celebrating upon it
. short time the commissioners con-
cluded TO lay the matter over
for consideration, and TO take it up at
2 o'clock Tuesday.
When the commissioners met on
Tuesday, considerable time was taken
up in the discussion of the matter,
but finally Terminated in the board
granting the prayer Of the petitioners
for the appointment Of q committee to
examine into q county affairs,
Messrs Stephenson and May voting for
and Mr.. Crary against.
The investigation will commence
the 18th Of the present month.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-14

When ANYBODY dies, gets married,
steals anything. builds a new house,
runs away, makes a big sale, whips his
wife, breaks his leg, or gets the sense
kicked out of him by q mule, or does
anything that is in any way remarka-
bic, and YOU have reason to believe
that you know rs much about the &C.
curcnce Is any one else, don't wait for
some other person to report or trust
us to find it out by instinct, but come
and tell US about it, or send the facts
on q postal card.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-14
Tm LAND OFFICE

Last week We went to Bloomington
and interviewed Mr. Switzer, register
of the U. S. Land Office at that place,
i'm reference to the probable length OF
time yet to elspse before a successor
20 Mr.. Dorsey would be enstalled and
the Office opened for business. We
learned that Mr.. Montgomery had
been appointed to the vacant receiver
ship some time ago, as Was stated in
the CHIEF, but that his appointment
had not yet been confirmed by the
Senate. MI. Switzer gave as his opin-
ion that after Mr.. Montgomery ap-
pointment WAS confirmed, several
weeks would necessarily elapse before
he could enter upon the duties Of the
Office, owing to the fact that . num-
Der of bOndsmen would have to be se.
cured and the bond forwarded to
Washington for approval.
In reply to our question - 70 the
e~raliest possible time that in his opin-
ion the Office would be open for bust.
ness. Mr.. Switser said not before the
first of June, perhaps NOT then.
Mr.. Switzer spoke in very strous
terms Of the i Injustice being donethia
part of the state by the delay in filling
the vacancy, but, like the rest ofus, he
is powerless to remedy the evil.
In this connection We would say "a
those who are in a hurry to prove up
ON their claims, that you might gain Z
few weeks time by calling 1t the
CHIEF Office and having your applica-
ton made out ready 70 be rushed in q
soon as the Office is open fur business
The land Office will be 0verrun with
business for . few months when il
does open, and sfrst come fms
served" viii be the motto.
Mr.. Switser authorized ms TO ssy
that those who have been unable 4
prove up on account Of the o6ic,
being closed, and whose "seven yeau'
have expired in the mean time, nsei
feel no uneasiness on that account, .,
their title to the land viii not be eGec
ted in the least
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-14

The Missouri river at Omaha was
Ave feet higher last Saturday than was
ever known before, and the river is
over three miles wide ut that place.
Council Bluffs, just across the river
from Omaha, is likely to be overflow
ed. The Smelling works and U. p.
Machine shops at Omaha are surroun-
ded with water and partially submer.
ged. The damage will be very great
unless the water soon subsidies.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-14

secsios . II IN srs entitled. An s~s
10 protect cultivated lands from tres
pass by stock" 70 amended by the
late sesion Of our legislature % - 70
rod - follous. the original section
being repealed.
SEGA Cultivated lasds within the
meaning u this oct shall include al
Soress tsess. fruit tress and hedge ruvs
planted "a aid land. also eli land
surrounded By . plosed anp not ls.
than one rod in width. which strip
shall be plowsd onee . yeas.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-14

Ar -. As.ez.ssss = $50 ts:sn sI.ysss
: 49, s:s s s.:s; -. - msns :.
ing SyfuI. h ultl sri;ese 10 ~ liasjs se1r
.! - 3seely-&seesd 49, e tAers -
0Ssoko absafa T1sge - ncs . Dss49r = esrA
saee y61l 4 wsl seEsf.ss ~ kpVstL - Utyo
~ 70 de 0etber. and relief asl health b De
ehl34. eeesasspx 1iks Dags<. Il - p~esse~siy szfs
.coDko q ~ ea-es. shj p5easzoa o the fay.e. AID
Hbe Nesefipeisa Il ses sltbe sl1essa sd -
-eDno9 pe0pte5uUs 80 uO1oo - lie va6eo1
1n1RA So eygyyvheD. = eesls . hvssaA
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-14
CROwNl

Not 4he Grown Of King, nor the
Crown d GLORY, but the Crawn Sewing
Machine. the latest and best machines
in the market. it will pay you TO call Al
the POstIOlhce and see Il before yOu
purchase, For Sale by n. B. Mcyur.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-14
A Farm "a Remit

OF $50 acres. With good stone house
l6x2S, one story high. Most Of the
land il in . good state Of cultivation.
Also one brood mare for sale on
time. Apply to
ID. 9. HELvERN,
Seven miles southwest Of Red Cloud,
Nebraska. l9-m3
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-14

spssosk Funt hare juss received
One Hoss corn plaassss. Rod s-ss-
pen. Stirring pscvs. nd Nosvwisa
STIR ing pso~s. The tsst n the
Market and dat Jon kTss D. Cal,
and be ccoyincsd.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-14


Pupils whose punctnali,y. depors'
ment and diligence entitle them to m
average grade Of IS ar over.
boil o. nosos Bpa TINE MONTH ESpISo
APRIL 8, 1881.
Pimary.-Hassie Kline. Amanda
Kline, LAvilla Manh. Carrie Hav. '.
intermediates Arthur Dixon,
Frank Potter. Robbie Potter. Walter
Warren, Willie. West. Msudie Goble,
Cora CARRIER. Mary Miner. Lulu Pot,
ter. Minnie Smith, Beulah Strohm.
High School, Charley Dow. Louie
Kenuey. Fred Luts, Jennie Dixon,
Mary Ellis, Matte Frisbie, LIME
Mcintosh. Carrie Newhouse, Bessie
Walker. A. L. Funk. Principal.
Mis- E. W. c. HAwLKY, 49,,
Mrs. J. H.. Dixon, A's"
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-14

THE best cough remedy in the
world" Was the way an enthusiastic
druggist put it, speaking Of DR.. Mar
shall's Lung Syrup. Price twenty-five
cents; large size only fifty cents.
Try il.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-14

Would it not he well for the young
men Of Red Cloud to organize = fire
Company. We would like to set the
matter talked up and an organization
perfected, We simply throw this on,
as = suggestion.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-14

We have . large and well selected
assortment Of goods for spring trade
We sin ~st be undensold. just rem.
ember that. BnsxY 4 PKRKISs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-14

Pumps were neve sold 90 low BE-
fore, - We are selling them now.
Reason Why, because We buy and cell
10 times as many as anybody else In
Red Cloud. BEslEY 4 PERxIKA
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-14
HONEY 70 A

Money to prove up with on final re
ceipt, or on decided land at 8 per cent,
and 1-62 per cent commission, or u
straight 10 per cent no commission.
Jxo. r. WILCOX.
Of6cc next door to Chief olice. soft
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-14

The fine Stallion known rs Tom"
the property Of David Bosch will
stand Cor mares the present season ut
the following rates, viz: Is tai insure
single msre;two mares. tl5; more
than two by the same owner. o. each.
For the season t6; single service. 81.
Will stand It Red Cloud on Friday
and Saturday of each week; at Guide
Rock. Mondays and Tuesdays Of each
week, and 1t Amboy Wednesdays and
Thursdays.
tom"
Is a fine horse. being of Perchcron-
Canadian and Butcher Morgan stock.
beautiful dapple bay, sixteen hands
high, weight, 1900 pounds.
JOHN BOESCH.
Sans. Amboy, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-14

The Eclipse Wind Mill, stands at
the head Of all Mills. Call and see
our working sample, At
BEsLEY 4 PERKINS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-14

uNpAiiss SPAWN Guar.

Il sure IN its saeces. mild In It's aston % u
does not blister. ret 10 10 psnctfstins and sos-
ssfsi 10 reach ever deep seated psia OF 10 re-
such % sesvins. spiipts. eares. Gallons. spFssns.
svsiiinss and asy lsnensss and all ssisfse-
msnD Of the joints or ~ bs. OF .or rhssss'isn
In mss fvs any parpese ies vhieh = ts
used Tor maa os bssst- IL 70 ssv ksova Go be
the hSee iinsment fss nsa ever SD. &c ans
Mid Asd ret certain IN ~ eaecss.
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Ne think givo 1~osssiss prosf % Ia yirtses.
No remedy has ever met With sseh ssasalteed
sscesss to our knowledge. for best - ussi -
nsn. -.
Price 81. pss bottle. 90 sil bottles for - Al
Drusr,sss have Z OF ess get IL Zoe yvs. es H
will bs sent 10 any sadssS % rsessst OF Rls~
b. the proSrlstsea De. J. n. ksseALL 4 Co.
Esosbsrgk Falls, Vt
SOLD n AL DRUGGISTS.