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The Dillon tribune., 1881-11-19
Story Of Jacob Bright.

A story with quaint Old World flavor
about it is told Of the Quaker cotton spin
ner and his Solomon like mode of deliver
ing judgment in cases which his neighbors
drought him in an informal way. Some
pigs belonging to a Mrs. Ann Jones used
to b. put out to feed on Cronksvshaw
Common; but prompted by a desire for
better fare, they were in the habit Of straviny
into Mr.. Bright's garden, much to the an.
noyancc OF the tnan.servant, Samuel Sher
if. Samuel expelled the swine from time
to time in his own rough way, and one dav
his patience being exhausted, he gave one
Of the pigs such Il tremendous blow with a
stick as to render the hind legs Of the ami.
NAL completely useless. Mrs. Jones ap.
pealed to Mr.. Bright to give her justice,
and Mr.. Bright summoned Samuel, the pi.,
and Mrs. Jones before him IN trotria PER,
so"ss, and after hearing all the evidence,
and considering the arguments brough.
forward on either side, summed up to the
effect that Mrs. Jones was 10 blame tor
permitting her pigs to trespass in the gar
den after repeated warnings, and that Sam
uel had no right to deal the pig so hurtfu q
blow His award was that the animal
should he slaughtered and divided into two
parts; Mrs. Jones to retain the unchanged
half and Samnel to take the wounded hall
paying for it at the market price Of pork
Mrs. tones was thus insured If the value
The Dillon tribune., 1881-11-19
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1t is sometimes pretty hard to d,c;,o
which gives us more plcasure-to hear ,,.
selves praised, or to- hear our neighb,,r w..
down. "''
Mercenary marriages which rcsn,t
they should, In divorce, may be comn,r,a
like adjectives, as follows: Positive. None,
comparative, matrimony; superlativc. nj;
,nony.
Maiden lady's quotation slightly altered
from an old aphorism-"When sinu,.n..
is bliss it's folly to be wives. Rome Sen
tinel:
Extract from letter from Angelina.
dear Henry; you ask me IL return vo,.
love. Yes, Henry, Ihave no use for Il and
return It with many thanks. By.by Hen
ry."
A prominent lumber.man in Burl;no,o,,
has had his coat-of.arms painted on IN.
panels Of his carriage, with the Latin not
to "Vidi." Which by interpretations is ~
saw."-Burlington Hawk.Eye.
my friends" said political spe,..,
with burst Of ingenious eloquence, II viii
be honest There was large nun,h..
Of his neighbors present. and the terri6,.
outburst Of applause which followed thi.
remark entirely upset the point which thu
orator was about to introduce.
Aunt Esther was trying to persuade little
Eddy to retire at sunset, using as an argu.
ment that the little chickens went to roost
at that time. ayes" said Eddy, "but the
old hen always goes with Them" Aunty
tries no more argument with him.
They had been engaged for long time.
and one evening were reading the paper
together. "Look love" he exclaimed, "on.
~ SIS for suit Of clothes!" us It a wed.
ding suit9' she asked looking naively at
her lover. "Oh, no." he answered, ut is
business suit" "Well, meant business"
she replied.
A story is told Of u German shoemaker,
who having made a pair of boots for gent.
tleman of whose financial integrity he had
considerable doubt, made the following re.
ply to him when he called for the articles
der poots ish not quite done, but der becl
ish made out"
A boy came home from school much cx.
cited, and told his father that he believed
all human beings were descended from
apes, which made the old man 50 mad that
he replied angrily, "rhat may be the case
with you, but it amt with me, can tell
you that now"
A Cincinnati says that the politcst Young
man going is a resident Of that city. lie
takes off his hat to talk to a lady through
the telephone.
Its said that baby in OHIO, which was
fed on elephants milk gained twenty
pounds in one week. 1t was the baby elr-
phant.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-11-19

handle clear sugar pine and red wood
lumber. Store fronts, counters, shelving
etc. made and shipped on short notice at
lowest prices. Send for circular. ifs
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-15
TIE suNDAY MAGAZINE


The October number = more than
usually attractive. sad R~furtis ysg
pleasant AMI elsf.Ins reading. ~.
have The trt iu~siAilaacHI ol a reru-
harry interesting serial. emitted!
Nartha's Vineyard" ~ tire late
Frances Browne. and the hr, chap
ter Of ara admirable story. May Gun
ninghamis Ira" ls-idos other short
stories. ssetsh@. cr-ay.. etc. by sell
kEosn writers The Lisny." by
the late Dean stanley. "Tae 1rAppis.
Monk and their lfyc." ~Iatehhsll
Cathedral" "Esl.&Ous Fziss Ia
India. summer li'c on Lake CIu-
taugua.' Missionary Martyr. John
Willians are aT..cng the other nuie-
worthy features 81 the number; they
are al finely illustrated Rev. pr
Deems contributes the third II the
series OF essays, Only. and The
Home pulpit coGi-lns a sermon by
Rev. John ~S.oGghion. u. u, on the
subject. A new Commandment" The
poems are mrritoriptis. and several %
them are tsstcfully illustrated There
- a large vsr.~ty - miscellaneous
matter. together with those popular
features; International SUNDAY
school Lessons, Note by The Wav."
o''tuary Notice. .tr. The Ifice
81 a copy of ihl, e1cclleu: publication
i only IS cents. Yearly subscription
s3, postpaid. Adlr,-- FE.SK
LESLIE. Publisher. s., IS AMI - lark
Place New York.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-15
CAMP ABE, LINCOLN Sept. 9th, 1881.
BETSEY.

CAMP ABE, LINCOLN Sept. 9th, 1881.
Our genial host Mr.. Fisher, the
banker of Geneva and his pleasant
wife, showed us,the lions of the place
which are few, but it expects also in
the near future to lie a great town.
Monday brought cooler weather,
and We arrived in Crete just ahead of
the rain, but it only rained enough
there to lay the dust. When we ar
rived at this place Tuesday noon,
and just got under shelter Of q tent
when it commenced to rain hard, and
continued to rain by spells until We'd
nesday night. Tuesday they could not
raise the big pavilion on account o.
the wind, and they could only have a
camp FIRE in a tent. Every one
seemed discouraged, but the soldiers
said they should stay until fair wealth
er, if they stayed a month.
Wednesday afternoon despite the
rain the soldiers took hold and raised
the pavilion, and in the evening they
had a rousing camp fire consisting OF
short speeches and interspersed with
songs from the Lincoln Glee Club,
which they closed at eleven, and COM
menced again at one and kept it up
all night
Thursday dawned bright and clear
and every baby was happy. the camp
was lively. The people came pouring
in by thousands, on the train, and 10y
wagon and carriages of every descrip-
ton. The Veterans all seemed to be
happy.
Over four thousand people assem-
bled under the pavilion at night for
a camp FIRE and they we're SO happy
and hilarious that the manager could
scarcely get them quiet enough to
commence the exercises. They were
more noisy, than was ever a Mesho-
dist camp meeting.
We ere entertained by speeches
from several different celebrities, and
among them ~ere two ladies, Mrs.
Bitten5ender and Mrs. Colby Those
who want to know what is said at a
reunion camp FIRE must go next year
and hear for themselves.
/ will finish these sketches mex.
week. Kelsey.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-15
WOODEN WEDDING.

TOWNSVILLE NEB., Sept. 10Th, 1881.
EDITOR CHIEF:-A number oil
friends and relatives Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Austin Riley assembled at their
residence Tuesday September the 9th
inst, to celebrate the fifth anniversary
OF their marriage. Notwithstanding
the rainy day the guests had an en-
Ijoyable time, and at four O'Clock p. m.
a good and luxurious dinner was
spread and enjoyed by all present,
about forty in number. A good
display of presents were donated,
among which VAS a nice bureau,
brackets, baby chair and other small
things to tedious to mention.
About seven o'clock p. nj. the young
folks gathered to "trip the light fantas.
tic toe" which lasted until the small
hours of the morning when they
dispersed wishing each other pleas.
ant good night. II. NJ.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-15
cgac ths aer.;oa.

Friday morning Sept, ID, found us
enroute with our faces eastward,
bound for Lincoln TO participate III
the Soldiers Reunion.
As we drove out from Red Cloud n
mile or two, we met Hi umbrella,
and this question came from under
it Going back to Michigan
We drove through Cowles, and ate
our dinner under a spreading tree ON
Elm Creek. l find that Cowles is a town
in embryo, it falls below my expecta-
tons. 1t only contains n few more
buildings than the town Of ~Inavale.
AS we drove through the county
further on We found the crops not So
bad as has been represented. we saw
large stacks of small grain, and a.
though the corn stalks are dried up,
there is corn on them. And We saw
some fine looking gardens.
We stopped FOR the night at Mr..
Ranney's in the north EAST corner OF
our county. Mr.. X. has made many
improvements, among other things
we noticed n fine field Of red clover
looking well. Our genial host had
20 start very early Saturday morning
for Red Cloud, and We thereby got an
early start, when it was cool and
pleasant riding.
Fairfield, which We passed through,
has improved much in the past fcw
years, and bids fair to nc a large town.
From there We went To Clay Center,
an other town OF great expecta-
tons" nearly all it contains n;
present is that famous $4,000 cour,
house and perhaps a half dozen nice
store houses.
From there to Geneva, (where VIC
are AT the present writing.) Is a
straight level road with fine farms on
each side, we concluded they were
good farmers who lived there, for
their land is SO clear from weeds.
fillmore county is more rolling, but
it pleases me better, for it presents m
agreeable variety to the eve and not
the m~onotonous sameness Of the
other. Geneva the county seat is
improving wonderfully. l will write
you again from Lincoln.
Rrrsrv
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-15

y. H. Fox proprietor Of the elevator
nj to~les. has put in an engine and
will run his elevator ty steam power.
Mi J. ). Emigh. Of the firm oi
Fmigh Bros. arrived from the ess,
last week snd /. spending few day.
With his brother.
Uncle Sam" CARRIER is putting in o
Fairbanks Scale and building core,
for stock between bis store ala! D,w's
blacksmith shop.
J. p. Bayha. Esq, appreciates the
honor conferred upon him in hi.
nomination rs Co. Clerk, by the
Republican Convention.
Mrs. Fowler has just received n
large and select stock Of new NiIin-
cry goods which she is Offering to the
iafies OF Red Cloud and vicinity a,
very low figures. Cal. and see Ler
stock.
John j. Bayha, the Republican
nominee for county clerk, and family
left last Tuesday for n three weeks
yisi; 10 his father at Wheeling, We,
Virginia.
a ride in the country last SUNDAY
and an inspection OF a number of
cornfields convince. us that there
will lie a good deal Of corn gathered in
this county this fall.
Farmers, it will pay YOU big to run
your wheat through a Tanning Mill,
before YOU sell or sow it. Spanogle 4
Funk have the largest and best line Of
Mills in the valley.
DIR. Oviatt will be ut the BOYS
Home Monday, September 18Th. aud
will remain one week. The doctor
desires that all needing Surgical opcr-
atoms will please call early.
Don't fail TO see the improved
~Studcbakcr Wagon. il las some new
features not found in any other, which
makes IL the hest wagon in the world.
spanoGle & Funk have just received a
car load.
Mr.. John hurry the carpenter and
contractor has bis hands full at the
present time, building new residences.
He has two or three in course Of con-
struction for ex-Gov. CARRIER, one Of
which is To be occupied by Mr.. Shidlcr
OF the Webster Co. Bank. The ex-
ccllence OF Mr. Murryis work is
attested 10y the fact that he always has
plenty of contracts on his hands
whether times are dull OF not.
Our contemporary of the south end
pays quite a handsome compliment to
our good looks in his last issue. We
are sorry that We cannot return the
compliment in the same way, but the
south end fellow is so uncompro-
misingly ugly that it would be an
insult TO refer to his personal appear
ance at all. Good intentions are
more deserving Of compliment than
good looks, anyway, and while the
north end fellow" may possess the
one, the south end fellow certainly
possesses the other; but We have
heard of a place that is said to be full
OF good intentions.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-15
c.1. Er- ::s-,.

b A. Simpson has comple.ed the
e~-t residence in town.
Dir. Mackey is breaking ground sor
ai' new Dwelling house.
y. Book has purchased lou and viii
shortly build.
A new iumber yard ju., opened ou,
by parties from Beatrice.
Wash Reed and VIM. Smith hay.
ncS store building well under
way.
Parties from Beatrice have opened
out with a new stock Of goods in the
old B~lumenthal building.
A new hardware store will be pu,
mp in the near future.
From one thousand 20 fifteen hun.
dred bushels of whoa: is marketed
here daily.
John Grimes has purchased the
Mackey residence and is repairing the
same. His mother and sister will
keep house for him.
DIR. Skunk will build a dwelling in
the next few weeks.
School commenced in TIN. d;s.ric,
last Monday. Miss Lynn from Mil
Co. Ills, is the teacher.
A party has arrived from Beatrice
and viii start a cigar mandatory.
Town lots have advanced in
price and are ready sale.
a. koppick has the large-, and
best stock Of hardware III the
county.
Blue Hillites think that their town
will soon become the metropolis OF
Webster county. REX.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-15
scEccLNoTss.

Miss p. Barker has commenced
school in district No. &c.
The school in Guide Rock, com.
menced September 5th, Miss Eva
Tulles teacher.
Miss Smith teaches in the
Arnold district.
T. Lawler will teach the Cowlcs
school.
Miss Belle Wilson commenced
school last Monday in school district
No. 81.
Miss Gertie Sherrer teaches in dis
trict No. 6S.
The school commenced in district
No. 25 Sept. 5th with Miss Lima May
as teacher.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-15

In The pis,rt-; Court - the fHh radical
dstrirt % keErasta Ia aud tor wsbstsF
County.
aatsarst johnson. FTfiI.l
HEAVY Johas8a. Def
+" Hrnv JshnER pau resident d~fsp
dent Yea ars hereby rptiaai tnaf ss 80 ifth
Cav - Ngg4stisEi. Margaret iohb~.a p - bsr
petition against y.u IN the above Hans4 isarf
ih~ object aui ggs1sE o. shea aFs g. OBJ an q
diy-fre nons Y9a "a he sssuuI q s.tf.us
Crus;,r. 40 that yea have -ifsi gskssda.sI
The P!2in.i3 sthssi SD csvsr, ,sr ik- tern
Of f~s y.sEt Last past
You are TsT=iret - answer said F.tfis1 -
or bsfogs Moody the fri dEf % l<isasF ttsi.
SsHssarE iaHEsps. FsinrH.
b. EbNJSG 4. Hs.kEY. her AttgfasY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-15
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
county Commissioners Of Webster
county will meet on the 9th day of
October 1881. ut 10 o'clock a. M. TO
receive bids for rebuilding the Ina
vale Bridge. Plans and specifications
to accompany said bids and said
commissioners reserve the right to
reject any or all bids.
By order or the Board.
J. \. TULLEYs, clerk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-15

All persons knowing themselves in.
debted Ia me bv Note or Book account
will call Immediately and settle the
same. a. I design closing out my
stock of general merchandise ut tks
earliest day possible.
Aft SAMUEL CARRIER.
September I-t, 1881.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-15
Ss.i.E - .EA--E.s.

sotie. {, hereby Eirss. hat 49, .ss-lu.
al ssrsyBs 100 Eay s.-.r' - EXT ibsssei'ss
- candidate. isT ts4 hsts - toe trtsAFY 81
con non arAoais e A.ksfsf rsasty. - Res
I4ass % The trst ~st4rdsB 10 The g. rfar e
. sh.aETy. hay August aa1 SSysMtef A
E.Ie Hti o. Lsaf.t SATURDAY IN tie ugaths -
z1ss-y. Arr. iais 40 'rtaS~f. 81 Dstis
Fara 90 The ti-si @sfaf4rf - The - shtFs 81
March. Jane. -sFtch1.-F sad hsrsUAsf.
EsAsInattons - sanFarnrs u sssi9c. q o..
A. y. Tore
CovnJ svpsrinisua-s. 80 Fas,1s tn.irssi.ss
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-15

The Sabbath School workers oil
Webster County, Neb are hereby re.
quested to meet in Convention Al
Blue Hill. on Friday evening and
Saturday Sept. so, and Oct: l. 1881
Let every Sabbath School be repre-
scented. and come out expecting 8
profitable meeting.
Program will be prepared after the
meeting is opened.
J.H. DIXON,
F. L. FORD, Supt's
JAS. GRAVES,
August 81, 1881. 5-3t
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-15
SEWING MACHINES

Il. x. Sherer has taken the agency
for the New Stewart sewinr Machines,
and Is prepared To cell You the best
machine in the market ut the lowest
price. Every machine Is fully war,
rented. Call and examine the New
Stewart Sewing Machine az Sherers
Drug Store. 6-3-t
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-15
NnIE In-r-

Notice j. hereby given chat = NOTE
uf 50, - drawn in favor OIL { War
uer and signed ht MlTCIsud "
Park dated Ausu-i lHih i.-i and
falling due August 3uh l>si. aud
drawing ten PEI cent interest, has
been lust. Al persons aye hereby
warned a%-atny; negotiating saii u1le
a. It has been paid
a-iw MuEEi,Np ". Park
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-15

If you are suffering from indigcs-
ton of any complaint Of the Stomach
or Bowels, you will obtain great relief
by using the PIICKLY ASH BIrTERS. ~
they have the property of gently
relieving these organs and placing
them in Il good, sound healthy con
Hition.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-15
7 Per Cent. Money to Loan =!

Money to prove mp with on final re-
ceipt, or on decided land at : per cent.
and l-62 per cent commission, or 1T
straight 9 per cent. no commission.
JNO. x. WILCOX.
Office next door To- Chief Office. Soft
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-15

Land oiicC az Bloomington Nsb hEG.. -. ISL.
Notice il hereby gise1 that the f1litHirs
named sttler has fled no.i's Il hs tnteutkn 90
make Enal I~rCofin support % BIS claim and
secure final entry thereof b fore james A. Tut
lcys, clerk Of DIST. cnur of Nths.sr rugy
Neb.. At Ms Office IN Red Cloud. Neb.. on Iuus-
day, September JFh. ISL. VIZ
otE1 h NIsvET.
nd No. 3iZ for the y r = SC = town . ncr'h
range u west. ~" names the i~0tlD-us vt
pesse. 20 prove he continuous rest'cnca ugru.
and cultig alton oE s4ii land VIA. EErs n Jones
Of Rcd Clord Scb.. Lrverct ". Luce crsfs.
Hunter. Washington u. hs-vsy. all Il Inasafe
Neh.
sas2-sep22 s. ". swITZER. Rea..or.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-15
Land Ole. a, B,oon,,s.on y.s. Asx. us
NOTICE


To OF Vhoss Il Eoy oroern-
The public are hereby nesifei fbs;
the following deserted property.
now in the hands Of II. Baler, Guide
Rock, Nebraska, is osned By the TN
d~er-igned and was loaEeito he said
H. Benfer; viz One marie too pIA.-
form scales, one le inch e~iesser, one
steak knife and one meztxz<.
Cts VIZ IcsaEz.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-15

Land ofeS ., Eiocmihstoa Nss. A0G "a. lssi.
Nctees sefely Fvra that the ElisHin.
nArei ,stdsr has Sci notice ETH, irfsrttss -
uissrtnai brosi ~ fgtf7rt - hls ella N 4n4 %
cure LnAl caty thsrcof before ~ clerk u
Dnt- snari "a "S|-tcr cr1rfy - is efce ia
hed Ciedb Neh. On saturday 80. : Issl. Va
IsEHsEa G~Hss-EpH
Irs H., N'-'4s 'nr The y \ y quarter ani
Z ;. y " quarter 80. - t4su ! Farsp 9 s.st
ne hAHa'r TIE i~yli"w4ne NituesseS tu prove he
c"ntlLuous residence upan ard eutvatae -
SAM isnt, var. Ia uc.rtli,ua. ~ ~. Mich
lam. Gerhard h.l'sCu. ireLrre Vgilsr. ali
ct Guide E,ek Ssh.
eel isep-g : ". SW rTXgL p,.t,,..
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-15
LAND once At Ploorninz,cn. Web As.. =. "a.

Land ofee At Plooninz'cn. Web As.. .. 1891.
Notice !. hereby Tilvsn that the fyiBs~iug
named settler has Sled notice 81 hE irx1uoa
TO make final proSfin rapport d bis tlsim- sat
secure f1si entry tbs-eOE befcrs fas Clerk
Of District Cour, IN Webster CoIuD al Kei
Cloud Neb-. Cd Saturday Oct. sd. Isl. vir:
IsArsH +. lKurS.
hd entry No. FS5 for n. z hsE y 2 azHrs-
sec. L town 3 ussth range II vest lie azB -
the following WINERIES 10 prove Es s1ntins01s
residence apep, Sod cult o. aid isa5.
viz H,nry p. Crawford. BeEtinsn T.. Red.
Nicholas Hzney, LorerI9 ID. 1a012-. ali Of
Bafin Eeb,
sepisep9 g W. swITZER. RerEter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-15

Sottcs J. h~fsAy rssn as; a. E5is-az
n2Hei sstusr b. ti-l h-tcs = hts frt.au~s
- male aua! Efaet ~ saFYoT - lts G zius. AL
Dist,.<t t0Urt At he'd CisG4 NsA. - - srlu
October Is Ill. va
Dave Hass-s
ia No. VS. hf the T. a : b sasFtrs 80 : knt
' = , aaa.tsr srv y t~~n FanKef 49,
lie nsoles toe { ugv iHg -t,a,-sr- p rr5ss pa
.cnnstnurSs f-slI-acv ofsh. All r@ltivafiau o.
sa'i tan1, st -aususl Hsscr. E4aairk Efsysf.
AHh1y Nub.
'eplSoe,l5 :. SHIIZER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-15
Or,c., v,b. Anr = Issi-

Notice IL hsrehy giyca that the IilaE!EE
rar-ei settler bss Eiei uGti~r - be i~r-t-tsa -
make fpai proof ia support li ri ciaiUA anrl So
cure hnsi entry Thereof before Jane !. Tai
leyS clerk Of cont N = sbster oSuEy, a. b
9th ISL. yiE
DtNIEL =. CCPP9cK.
I'D entry No, Fss. Tor TIE - W = - y
q : W wv quarter : 8 quarter I'D = W
quarter y + qnarter sec. 4 town ! raars vest.
lie nance the CLOSING Httbssu.s - reEs bis
continuous resii~n-s uvon. AMI c~ui'iTnSa a.
ton. Naihex strai ton. AaITes u. haIy 81 81
Guide Rock Neb.
auzZ5sep2 :. ". SWIfZER. Fighter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-15
Me, CHURCH.

Loc1l dHUertisiments inserted among
the reading MATTER mK be chargcd l0cts. q
line zach insertion.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-15

LsndoTce a, BlocninEton Neb. arE- =. 1881.
Notice 10 hereby given thsi the ,piiauipz
named settler has 6ici notice 81 his in~tsntioa
20 make buai procf Ia s3Eport Of his dam. sn1
secure final entry thereof. before Crk - the
District Cour: Of VI sagter county .; ia Ecr m
Red ClOad, Nsb.. On Friday S~eytslsz ~. ISL.
viz:
WrLriANT 7. Psssors.
pre-. p. ;. No. SsG. for the : l. guar1r SEE =.
town ! myth range l. vest. lie rams the EI-
lowing Witnesses 10 PROVE Sis eontirtCas rOi-
deuce upon. and cultivation Of saif Lad riE
WiiiIan - hekinsey, Agsss, Piertoa.
Scott Seb.
angZ~ep2 ;. ". sWITZER. Rsrisrr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-15

VIII stand this season a; Red Cloud
atlast years rate. VIZ. ss1G insure
.;n-Ie mare. TEo mare t5D). more
than txs b. the same OzusF, s1Oeaen-
For tie seAson, $500, single service,
$500.
This hOrz. neais only % be known
% lie admired. He has tesn aekn0sE
edged by mAny good judges 10 he the
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-15
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

The firm of Johnson & Cfepz hss
been dissolved ~ mutUa' consent
AL liabilities 81 the firm Wsll IL s't-
tied hy Mr. Johnson. aud al accounts
OF the firm have been left with Cas" &
McNcny ior collection.
q " tu'fsalN.
July ih issl. l. tgFiF
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-15
Lapd nn,.e ., rI.nnInr,nn S.h an. o. II.

Land uaice =, Hlsouius;1n Seb. kur. -. Isl.
Notice I. hsrvly gwen that the hIlsuin.
named -s';isr has flcl notice s'ht. intentisu 20
make fnsl proof IN support o. b.. ela,In. AMI 60
cure final euury thereof before the CLERK 81
the 'hurt " sbster 'cgny Sth - 81. ofsrs ia
HE'D Cloud Neb.. on AOnisy oct 3 i,sl. Via
GEoTGs hB.TnS
Pre- u. ;. No. ~ for Tie F, : IS quarter Sc.
- town ] range l. wet. lie nAur< TIC fsiiau-
lax n4tnCs-c- 20 prove his r'utau.us rcsiisnca
upon. and cultivation OF -.ti tsli. va EIsaTl
lugsll. and ilenry SERBS 90 Rel yy1i Nee.
Joserhus kprsncraus5 % Sau Nee. John
De,Isu ~ Red ClCGd sch.
serlsersg :. w.swI1ZfR. Eezb,sr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-15
Money TO Loan

On Real Estate. ~ Webster ani ~
joining ~coun'ie. - The very bet ratp.
T. VIII pay every farmer wh' think -
borrowing money. - sec IA" Gtpye
making arrangements With .Ly other
party
No expense - tho h1rrower-no
tediou. delay-no dealing wiih ca-tcru
paTtics-BO application fee. bonus or
Cpmni-ion-nD fee foT making ~
recording papers 90 taking ackuosi-
cigemeus-uc advance or -rlEi an
nual interest. and ~ interest until
money J. actually IN hand.
Cal! upon or address
X \. SfNrsGx.
3stf Ian Broker. Blue Hi. Web.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-15
Headquarters. Army Of the Consumers.

General order No. /.
Comrades: You are requested to re-
port to Headquarters Immediately to
receive Rations, Clothing, and Blank,
cts for the Fall and Winter Campaign.
I'm times of peace prepare for cold
weather" Signed, MINER Bios.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-15
TAKE NOTICE.

| have purchased tic fractional ! sec.
Of land laying between Peter McNiti's
and the river. And the public l.
hereby notified not To cut any timber
on the same. NJ. Ii. MCNITr.