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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-02-25

An eight-page forty-column, weekly journal,
published at Washington, d. c., 10 brimiul Of
soldier Il opposes monopoly, favors equal
and exact justice 70 all classes, aud IL the
special champion and defender OF the rights
OF the soldier, his widow and orphans. Ithas
thrilling story Of the war every week ~
cry soldier should have this paper 70 keep
him posted Terms, &100 per year; sample
copy free. Address, CITIZEN SOLDIER Pub
fishing Co., Box SIS Washington, d. G.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-02-25

Corn does not succeed well after
buckwheat.
THE quickest and best wny 10 boil
milk y 70 put II into tin dish and Set
that into kettle Of boiling water. Thus
scorching Is avoided.
A HORSE once spawned IL always
spawned. says writer in the National
Lire Stock journal. the assertions OF
patent-nostrum and surc-cnre pretend
ers 70 the contrary, Notwithstanding.
Snow melts away upon drained lands
sooner than on those underlined, hence
The drained soils are ready for blowing
much sooner. In Scotland Il Is claimed
that the harvest Is from ten TO fifteen
days earlier on drained than on un-
drained lands. This Is only one ont OF
many advantages resulting from good
system Of drainage.
A CEMENT FOR RuBBER.
boots may be repaired BY q cement
made ~ follows: Cut gutta-percha in
small pieces. and dissolve il in benzine
70 thin mucilage. Clean the rubber
free from grease with benzine and
sponge, and apply the patch covered
with the gutta-percha cement. The
cement should be warmed by putting the
bottle IN hot water before it Is used.
ARR0wROor PUDDING.
quart OF new milk take q small teacup-
ful and mix il with two large spoonfuls
Of arrowroot. Boil the remainder Of
the milk and stir IL amongst the arrow
root; add when cold four WELL beaten
eggs. with two ounces loaf sugar, and
the same Of fresh butter broken into |
small pieces; season with grated nut |
meg. Mix II well together and bake in
. buttered dish fifteen or twenty min
utes.
TREATMENT FOR ScRArcHEs.
Scratches il disease Of the blood |
which breaks out in the heels because /
Of some provoking cause at that place.
Il Il did not appear there it would APP
pear elsewhere. The treatment should
be 20 give dose OF twelve ounces OF |
EPSON salts, and then one ounce Of
hyposulphite Of soda daily for two or
three weeks. The diseased legs should /
be washed with warm soap and water
and then with a solution OF one dram
Of chloride Of zinc IN quart Of water.
~ y. Times.
MoLAssEs CANDY Heat kettle hot
"A +. 7~ --~ ---r
and butter II. then pour IN quart Of
molnsses and . cup Of sugar Boil
steadily for twenty minutes, stirring to
prevent burning and boiling over. Try
il by dropping little in cold water: IL
it hardens Immediately 1t is done, 9TH
erwisc II must be boiled longer. Stir
N teaspooniul OF pulverized soda be-
iore turning out. walnut hickory-nut.
q nazernut meats may beadded 70 this
candy, ana iitt,e q y saved 20 make
popcorn paiis' Use Just as little candy
y possible IN these balls and let none
q y get on Inc outside, where they
should LOOK perfectly white.
The Journal Of CHEMISTRY publishes
2 recipe for the destruction Of insects.
which. il il be one-half as efIicacious
~ y II claimed to be. will prove in
Hot alum water Is recent
suggestion as an insecticide. Il will
destroy red and black ants, cock
reaches. chinch-bugs. and all the crawl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-02-25

= what . lady Of Boston said 70 her hus-
band when he brought home some medicine
20 cure her Of sick headache and neuralgia
which had made her miserable for fourteen
years- AT the first attack thereafter. Il was
administered 70 her with such good results
that she continued it, use until cured, and
was 90 enthusiastic IN IL praise that che
induced twenty-two Of the best families IN
her circle to adopt IL - their regular family
medicine, That "stun" y Hop Bitters.-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-02-25

LYON 8 nEALy. Chicago, IN.
OLIVER DGTsOS y CO.. Besssn.
6; !. 0lIS0l { co., JEOITs0x CO.,
-efS broodNays N q 1898 Chesluuf a.. Pklla.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-02-25

There q certainly not more distressing
in1iction IN the long list OF disorders; not
one that has bafiIed the skill Of physicians q
rheumatism. To- those afflicted We would
honestly say, try Durango Rheumatic Renee
~. - y a internal medicine, harmless IN
eject. and may be taken By the most delicate
lady. Some 81 the leading men o. the Nation
have used II with success Sold BY all Drug
gists Send for free pamphlet 70 r. X. Hell
phenstine, Washington, ID. G.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-02-25


No PICTURE ought 70 be hung higher
than the height Of the average human
eye when the owner u the eve Is stand
ing II j. the most universal rule in our
houses 70 hang pictures much above
this level. and they cannot b. enjoyed
there i the picture Is a protrait or Il
has human faces in il, its eyes should
look - nearly into ours a. possible; and
II there be no such simple guide per
haps good rule will be 10 have the
line that divides the picture horizontal
" into equal parts level with the eye.
Il one starts in hanging pictures with
the determination 20 place them 50 that
they can be easily seen and enjoyed
without stretching the neck the least. or
STOPPING the body. he will be pretty
sure 70 do well. In remote farm houses
and country tavcrns we often see pict-
nrcs. particularly protraits. skyed as
high ns il their owners had been Acade-
my Hangers. and the painters young
rivals of new school. | suppose the
reason i that the simple-hcarted own
ers think picture such precious
thing i cant be hung too securely out
Of the reach of meddling hands. They
are often not clear in their minds as to
what picture i meant for, and not
finding IN Il any practical relation TO hu-
man life and society. they treat il with
reverence and put Il where il will dis
turb them - little as possible. But as
people come % enjoy pictures and get
some intellectual. spiritual nourish-
ment out Of them, they want them as
they want their books. where they can
zee them and use them. - Clarence Cook.
"A GOOD refrigerator from the shops
costs from $lS 10 so. according to the
size and finish. Every hcusckeeper
may not be able TO possess one. and 80
4 y worth while % see what can be
done in the way 81 decent substitute:
Secure Two dry-goods boxes, the more
substantial the better, one Of them 70
be three or four inches smaller than the |
other on al sides. and fix the tops 70 |
open on hinges Of iron. or stout leather. |
The larger tine boxes. Of course. the \
more convenience and comfort i A. /
foried. Place an inch or two Of saw
dust over the bottom III the larger
box. and set the smaller one into
r. Bore thrcc-qnrtcr inch holes
through both boxes nj either end. near
the top. and insert q roll Of stiff paste
board in each 10 act as vcntilators.
Then iii IN al the space between the
boxes with sawdust. Put in shelves at i
either end. leaving space in the center
lor the large deep pan or pail that II 10
hold the ice. There can Also be two or
three pegs. on which 10 hang pals o.
milk Of fruit. large tin pail, with q
Thin round board NJ The bottom 10 pre-
vent i being bruised. would BE- the
most convenient thing for holding the
'ce such a refrigerator. placed IN The
pantry. o. some cool room and covered |
~ the hottest siass withafolicd blankc
over Chr tn. which il not protected
Nia sawiusi. would keep ice for TWEEN
'v-tour hours: and IN hAlf dozen suc'
iats. pay ior ~ slight cost many times
pNer IN the anlount of tpoi N MOulq
ltlp tO prc crXc. Farm Hcmss.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-02-25

A CHICAGO paper says the best scheme for
improving the Mississippi River would Is
something % prevent 81 Louis people from
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-22

Mr. H. =. Crawford. II Basin. re-
joices Oves The advent o(a bran new
baby boy II his house.
The wehsssr County Woman Fat.
ff,ge Society will hold . special meet
ing on Thursday the cosh inst, ., 4
p m. 1t the residence OF Mn. DR..
Baird. for the purpose Of eiecting
Nice-Presidents in each precinct Of
the county and also elscting delegates
to the State Convention. to be held n
kearney next month. All pen,ons
who are interested m this cause in
different parts d ~ county. and also
oil who wish to learn O about il,
are earnestly invited TO attend.
There will be . lecture in the even.
ing by Mr.. Cornell. editsr Of the
Western woman's Journvl.
Ladies coming in from distant parts
OF the county 70 attend the meeting,
will be entertained BY the people OF
Red Cloud. Z. B. KxlGHr.
Sec'y. W. 8. 8.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-22
1ssnim cmti1ssl

Friday We had q Nebraska zephyr,
but the people continued TO arrive,
until the time Of the sham battle when
it va said there we're 5000 on the
ground. The Affairs of the sham fight
was finely ordered, and the program
was carried out, but il was too nice TO
look anything like the zeal What
looked strange, wa that amid the in
cessant fireing. no one was killed or
wounded. They did better last year
~ Central City, there we're killed and
wounded. left on the field, and they
were carried of and cared for by the
musicians. Strange TO say il added
much to the enjoyment of the
scene.
Saturday we came back as far as
Crete and stayed until Monday with
Mn. Robert Mitchell's mother Mrs.
Cary. A student of the college, Miss
Flora Cary. a beautiful young lady of
sixteen. showed us the college and the
other lions of the place. The college
building = beautifully situated, and
capacious. The people Of Crete are
very much interested in education.
1t is a town that is is pleasant to live
in. On our way home from that
place We saw many small but thriving
looking towns, but none that looks
quite al well to our eyes as Red
Cloud. BErsEY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-22

On Tuesday evening next, Sept,
q, the citizens OF Red Cloud will be
favored with . lecture from Mn.
Whittenmyer. Mrs.. Whitsenmyer 10
one Of the most noted lecturers Of our
day, and those who fail to hear her.
We are sure will loose . great treat.
The soldiers Of our late war will
think of her with grateful feel
ings for the active part she took in
relieving the suferings of the sick and
wounded and will be glad TO listen 70
her.
Tickets will be sold for the small
sum Of ten cents, and some of our
benevolent citizens will buy several of
them. 30 that they may be given TO
any, il there are such, who are not
able to pay for them. We want every
body to hear her.
SEc'Y. w. c. T. Y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-22

On Monday of last week a stock
train was wrecked at Shelton on the
U. p. r. r. An obstruction had been
placed on the track for the purpose of
wrecking the passenger train but the
stock train from some cause came
along first and the engine and a num-
Der of cars were ditched. The engi.
neer had n arm broken. the fireman
was killed and o brakeman was in
jured. A number of cattle were also
killed and many turned loose upon
the prairie. Who placed the obstruc.
ton upon the track is not known.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-22

The State fair has colsed, leaving an
impression with many of those who
attended that it was not what it should
have been. The people at large look
upon the Nebraska State Fair for
the year 1881 As a gigantic failure, and
they are about right. The owners Of
fast horses who were in attendance,
especially those who won the stakes,
perhaps think it was q success, but
the agricultural classes for whose
benefit the fair is supposed to be o n
Quoted, look at it in . different light.
Fewer horse races and more and bet
ter exhibits of agricultural products
with corresponding premiums, would
come nearer making the State fair
what it should be.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-22
FRIDAY, SEPT. 23d.

FRIDAY, SEPT. 23d.
900 a. instrumentation Service, led
by Mrs. Prof. Wise. Plattsmouth.
1000 a. Informal opening of Con-
vention. Devotional exercises, led
State President, Mrs. C. A. Hardy.
1880 a. m.-Roll call. Introduction
and seating of delegates. Report Of
Committee on Credentials.
ll:OO q. disappointment of Com
mittccs.
ll:3O q. m.-Singing, Rock of Ages
Announcements and adjournment.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
l:30 p. m.-Committee meetings.
200 p. m.-Business session. Devo'
tional exercises, led by Rev. NJ. J.
belong, Tecumseh. Singing.
9 80 p. m.-Address of welcome, by
Mrs. Baker, President w. c. T. L..
Kearney. Response, by Mrs. NJ. J,
Shelly, Tecumseh.
500 y. m.-Presidents Annual Re.
port.
$50 p. M Corresponding Secretary
Report.
400 p. m.-Treasureris Report. Sing.
ing. Adjournment.
EVENING SESSION..
7.30 p. m.-Responsive Service. De-
votional Exercises, by Mrs. Louisa
Collins, Kearney.
500 p. m.-Annual Address, by Rev,
Mrs. belong, Tecumseh.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-22

We were shown a sample of sorgh.
UNI .molases last Tuesday made by
o, r. ROrick & Co., that was a little
ahead of anything in'that line that we
have seen in this country. 1t was un-
commonly clear for sorghum and of
splendid flavor. The firm are pre-
pared to fill orders for sorghum on
short notice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-22

Notice 10 hereby given. that, Oil sss-iss
I'll pssseps che oay deere tn sGss shsnseivss
90 candidates. LOT tss<ssss II the pssessy %
osa seseois VI wsss,ss ssssi,. 81 led
C1osa 90 the 6rss saturday ~ the - sshs Il
rskrsasy. hsy Asssss ssa ssvss sss ~
blss u "a 90 the SEA- ssssrSsy 10 The ssssihs ~
.pasD, AvsiI. Jsly and u.totsr, A. SsiSe
Raea os the flyt Saturday ~ the nesths 81
NarrA. Juas. ssrsss ees and i'esesbss.
Essnisst,sss 70 eass II ssssees 49,.
A. A. fors.
Cssa;y ssesrtstsnass. VI Pses.s Isssfsstiss
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-22
COMMISSIONERS rsocIspuas.

SEPTEMBER 5th, 1881.
Met pursuant to adjournment. All
present. Minutes of last meeting
read and approved.
The following accounts were al
lowed:
o. R. Downs & Co., saving bridge
iron, $4O6 Is
A.. A.. Pope, Supt. fees, l02 90
A. J. Kenney, Printing, 26 IS
Election Board, Guide Rock
precinct, II 10
l.. T. Irwin, assessors fees. 81 10
Journal Co.; Books & blanks 60 90
Thos. Kennedy, Saving
bridge lumber, Is 90
A. H. Crary, Commission
er's fees, 20 80
E. o. Parker, Poor acct 100 20
E. J. Solomon was appointed Over
seer of Highways for r. D. No. 6.
Adjourned to Sept. eth, 1881. at 10
o'clock q. m.
SEPT. It'll, 1881.
Met pursuant to adjournment. All
present.
The following accounts were al
lowed:
Isaac May; Comr's. fees, al 90
A: Haley, Poor acct. g
A. Haley. So
Ordered, that account held
Saith Bros. for $l8 be paid by VA
traus draxn on general road fund am
charged to road district No. 81.
| Theiron mafsrial of the Inavsle
bridge sold to Hssson, Reese & Saw.
yer for 4l,600- Additional memo
fuia made and attached 70 the
contract ~ the Guide Rock bridge.
Ordered, tha4 notice for bids for ~.
buildiag InavAls hsidgs,be pubfished
in the 6ae Jessnse nd nd Cleud
CHrKy.
Adjourned to 0cs. e. sssef. d
70 osslsck a~R
"A Caaar. Ch;n-
. lATullxrA Clerk
Coosn. Depnty.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-22
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE
To al ,rhom q Nay conoyn:

10 az raopa 81 May ~noSrnf
The public are hereby notified that
the following described property.
now in the hands of II. Bcnfrr. Guide
Rock, Nebraska. Is owned by the un
der-igned aud Was loaned Co the ss,d
II. Bcnfcr; viz One marble top plat
form scales. one is inch eleaver. one
steak knife and one meat saw.
6-t-3 w. MosHEH.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-22
THURSDAY, SEPr. 22d.

THURSDAY, SEPT. 22d.
7:30 p. m.-Temperance Love Feast;
conducted by Mrs. r. Hyde, Of Lin.
coin. Appointment Of Committee
on credentials. Adjournment.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-22

FoCSp.-Between the po~t-oRce
and the depot. q sleeve button. The
owner can get the same by calling q,
the CHIEF Office, describing property
and paying charges.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-22

Smith Brothers announce still an.
other important reduction in q 81
interest on time loans. !SraigA nsss
pr orsi anasai isfeysS. Call st the
Bank and leave your application.
tOtf.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-22

II you are suffering from indiges-
ton Of any complaint of the Stomach
or Bowels you will obtain great relief
by using the PRIcKLY ASH BrrrERs. A.
they have the property Of gently
relieving these organs and placing
them in . good, sound healthy con
ditiOn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-22
PUMPS I!

We are the leaders in this line.
Our work is warrented. and We sell
a. cheap. ~ good work and good
goods will admit of our doing.
BEsLEY 4 PERKINS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-22
STOVES sruYE,

Every body gives ~ credit for hsv-
ing the finest and best assortment ol
Stoves eve brought TO this place.
We cell them cheap TOO, and do bes
propose to be udnerso old.
BcyLEY 4 PERxrxs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-22
Z Per Cent. Money to Loan

Money to prove up with on final re-
ceipt, or on decided land At : per cent.
and i-62 per cent. commission, or At
stnoight . per cent. no commission.
JNo. r. WILCOX.
Once next door TO Chief Office. 3Oaf
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-22
SEWING MACHINES.

r. r. Sherer has taken the agency
for the New Stewart Sewing Machines,
and 10 prepared to cell you the best
machine in the market 1t the lowest
price. Every machine IL fully war
rented. Call and examine the New
Stewart Sewing Machine at Sherer's
Drug Store. est
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-22
yuaN"n

VAli8Y MN
There we're three births ia one
night in the little iosu Of Superior
iass week.
The Franklin county fair hs, been
postponed til the 9Th Of the presen;
msnfh.
Potatoes are worth ei-2s per boshel
At Culbersson.
Men and teams are constantly
going vest to work on the b. 4 NJ
extension between Caibertson and
Denver.
The contract for the Bloomington
bridge has been let
A reward Of $40 10 offered for Jos.
Watson Of Harlan county. wanted for
hone-stealing.
All kinds Of vegetables Are said to
Be scarce in Bloomington.
Zediker 4 Robertson Of the Rep.
Valley Echo have purchased the good
will and subscription list Of the River
ton Eagle.
The Franklin Echo says that $50
head Of Colorado sheep passed down
the river. Tuesday, destined for Web
ster county.
Preston Zediker, while blowing
near Naponse drove 90 close TO . 20
foot we'll that one Of the horses slipped
in stern formost and Mr.. Zediker
whipped out his knife and cut the
harness 10 save the other horse.
Strange 20 say the horse that fell to
the bottom Of the 30 foot well va
rescued after several hours work.
Bloomington is TO have . bridge.
and Gibbs 4 Manning Of Republican
City, have the contract. 1t is to be
of wood and four span long. and will
cost the Bloomington and Oak Grove
precincts @2.750. The people on the
south side Of the river will rejoice as il
will obviate the necessity Of
fording the river in cold weather.
Echo.
A gentleman by the name Of Ben.
tley is making arrangements to put
. cheese factory or Thompson creek
six miles north Of Riverton. He has
10 cows and over 800 head Of cattle
all told. This is . step in the right
direction and every farmer in the
community should lend . helping
hand. 1t means wealth and pros
perity. Success TO Mr.. Bentley
Echo.
You will probably want q Stove
pretty soon. Please bear in mind
that our stock Of Stoves is very com
plete and of the best grade made.
We can please you in whatever style
or price you may want.
BEsLEY 4 PERKINS.
MARRIED:-In Juniata, Sept, 18th,
1881, by Rev. Lewis Barr, Mr.. ID. IL.
Freeman to Miss Julia Anderson,
all Of Juniata Neb.
the
residence of the brides father; X.
B. Fulton Esq, in Red Cloud Neb.,
Sept. l4th 1851. by the Rev. Geo. D.
Yeiser, Mr.. Clinton p. Rinker and
Miss Lillian c. Fulton, all Of Red
Cloud Neb.
the
residence Of the brides father.
VIM. Sabin Esq, in Guide Rock
Ncb. Sept, 18th 1881, by the Rev.
Geo. o. Yeiser, Mr.. Ransom s.
Proudft and Miss Nettie T. Sabin,
all of Guide Rock Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-22
TAKE NOTICE.

have purchased the fractional sec.
Of land laying between Peter McSn,s
and the river. And the public 10
hereby notife ed not TO cut sny timber
ON the same. NIB. McNUT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-22
SEPr. oath.

SATURDAY, SEFr. oath.
900 q. m.-Prayer and Conference
Conference meeting, led by Mrs.
Geo. Bent, Red Cloud.
1000 a. m.-Business session. Report
of Committee on Finance.
1920 .. m.-Report of Committee on
Resolutions.
1910 q. m.-Reform Work; its impor-
lance and bearing on the general
work; by Mrs. DR.. Latta, Lincoln.
HOO a. m.-Work among our Foreign
Population; by Mrs. L. Russell,
Tecumseh.
ll.3O .. m.-Reports Of Auxiliary
Unions.
AFTERNOON SESSION..
200 p. m.-Mothers' meeting; conduc-
ted by Mrs. A. NJ. Davis, Lincoln.
Singing.
$500 p. m.-Children to the front;
by Mrs. Thos. Pollock, Plattsmouth.
2.45 p. matchmaking; Mrs. L. B.
Cunningham.
500 p. m.-Uninshed business. Re-
port Of Committee on publication.
$50 p. m.-Election of officers, and
Delegates TO National Convention.
Singing. Adjournment.
EVENING SESSION..
$50 p. m.-Opening Exercises; con-
Quoted by Mrs. A. B. Slaughter,
Omaha. Address, by Mrs. Anna
Wittenmyer, Philadelphia.
SABBArH MORNING, SEPT. 25th.
900 q. M.-Experience Meeting, led
by Mrs. NJ. ]. Shelly, Tecumseh.
1890 q m.-Annivenary Sermon;
Chancellor Fairfield. Lincoln.
OOEMS0iaAfsp6, Meeting; led by
Mn. Anns WittennyeF, -
~
0nArB Eynrno.
= Exessises b
Mr. c. Haz1A Liaeoln. renper.
nce Ad1rsiyN3u. Anna VII
pnmyer. Philadelp,1k
N.nas and vszswaG&sh -
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-22

Lad o1es u Blssoisstea Web. Sept. q. 1871.
Heties 10 hsesby sivss hat The 6lieviss-
aansd sssuss has Aisd seties Of bio istsstsoa
10 make anai proof 10 sspssst Of Ais e:aia. asd
that aid Deoof viii BE- made bsfers Clssk u
Dssrses Court ~ Nod Coed SsA-. 60 ssssrday
Oesebss Is ISL. viI
DAVE Aesscu.
H4 Ne. x9 hs the y = sssstss go s SD
NHN 4 ssartes &c. 3 ssva Pasgs. . vess.
He Names tie f.lisvia IN vttssr sss to prove BE
eoefiesoas r~sSdsses stos. asd esitivsiiea 81,
I'D ised. via seessl Gisss. RsdeipA Yrsyss,
Hsesy -. Carmel. SAOssl Se0sshsijsf. ali Of
Aokoy Mob.
seplSsstls z. W.eWITZER. Resis<ss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-22
4 Nations Grief.

Praident Garfield died At Long
Bssnch st 1920 p. m, Monday Sep
tcmbcr 18th, 1881. The Nation 10
bowed down with grief.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-22

LAID 0Mes 81 Biocmissssa Web Ace. -. isi
Notice 10 hSsby gisss thst the fellevias
make aaal prosf in support Of bis eiaia aaA -
cure ansi setSy- thereof before the el-sk Of
Dit eosrt - Webster eessu % his s0es IN
ksd Ciosd Nse. % Saturday Oct. L 1881. via
GssaAso 0aussaoaL
kse D No. 6a57 for the " \ n y susssss asd
W quarter zee. 3? tevs ] rssGs . vsO.
lie na0ss the folio Wing vitssss go 10 provo his
said land. Wis; la Hssssltiss. Karl n. Wick.
laan. Gsfhard waitsse. DSsdrseA voiisy en-
Of Guide kock Neb.
ssplssp.s s. ". swITzER. REGISTER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-22

Programme Il tie Seventh Annual csavsa.
tiea q tie v. o. 3. q. q Nebraska, n
TIE T. !. Church, xsssnsy HSh.,
Sept 32aa, 23rl, 14tA,
2stA, I'm.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-22
HONEST fred!
sEas, the Albright Horse.
l.
~

VIII stand this seaeon al Red Cossd
as las, wears rates, VIZ 500 tcinsurs
single mare, Two arc $500; o
than swoby the same owues, e7Uesch-
For the season. $500. single sessiee,
$500
This horse needs only 20 be knosn
To be- admlrcd- He hs o~cn scAS1sE
edged by many good jsdses 20 fs 'he
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-22

Land 0fies at BIoominston Nes. Aug. -. issi.
Notice is hereby given that the following
usAe 6nsl proof in support Of his claim, and ss-
csrs aaal enuy thereof. before the Cert Of
the Court W ebstes County Seb 1T his one - In
Red Cloud Neb.. on Monday Oct. 3, 1851. VII.
GsosaB nkAros.
pre- ID. 3. No. at for the 8 S " quarter sec.
% town ! range ~ vest, lie names the follow
ing witnesses TO prove his continuous residence
upon. and cultivation Of said land. via. Edward
EnSsll. and Henry Serbs Of Red Ciosd fsb..
Josephus Roiencrsnss Of Scott Nsb., jobs
Devlin Of Red Ctosd Neb.
seplsep29 s. w.SWfTZER. Rsehfss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-22

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