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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-10-15
HYMEN,s bonds.
A Pleasant Social Gathering 1t the
Wedding OF MIR. Corbe and Miss
Baker.

Wedding OF MIR. Corbe and Miss
Baker.
A large gathering of the friends of
Mr. John Corbe and Miss Eliza Raker
assembled at the residence of Mrs.
Pepper Monday evening TO witness
the marriage ceremony of the high
contracting parties. The bride, who
is a petit brunette, was dressed in a
handsome gray silver silk, trimmed
with white satin, and wore a wreath
of orange blossoms. The costume
was very becoming, and she looked
lovely, as brides always do. Mr..
Corbe, the groom Wore the conyen-
tional evening suit, white vest and
cravat, and looked dignified and
happy, which he had good reaso to
be in winning SO valuable a prize.
MI. J. II. Steinborn and Miss Carrie
Pierce acted as groomsman and
bridesmaid, and in a solemn and i'm
pressive manner the Rev. Father
Maloney performed the ceremony
that made the twain one for all time.
After congratulations being extended,
a nice repast of cake and wine, fruits,
candies; ETC., vas served, and in flow
ing glasses many kind wishes were
offered for the newly welded pair.
Among the guests present we jotted
down the following
Ladies-Mrs. P. Conway mother of the
BRIDE, Mrs. Andrew Keevsn, Mrs. Vim. Har-
ris. Mrs. Brady. Mrs. A. NJ. Vanderlip p. Mrs
James Hagar. Mrs. Tamepper, and Misses
Carrie Pierce, Minnie Peters and Rhoda
Miles.
Gentlemen-Hank Steinborn. Geo. Holmes.
Wm. Randabs, Vim. Gramble. Wm. Aims
cough, Adolph Sunberg, John George, Vim.
Peters. Andrew Keevan. John Farrell, War
rem Lakey, John McLane. G.. W. Griswold,
p. II. Cannon. Tim Shine, James Hagar,
John Madden. John Anderson. Wm. Blair.
ye local, and some others whose names We
did not learn.
Following is a list of the presents and tho
names of the donors. The articles comprise
both the useful and ornamental, though the
majority seem TO have been selected with
special reference to domestic use
Mrs. Robert Myerhof, half dozen silver
forks and one pair vases; Mrs. l.. Zadow'
tn blecloth and half dozen napkins; Mrs. X.
@. Smith. pair vases; S. Z. S~tarrett. hand
mirror; Mrs. 2. Conway, castor, half dozen
pictures, frames and glasses: Mr.. John
Corbe, pair large damask tablecloths, two
glass eandlesticks; Miss Allie Randall, large
glass fruit dish; Miss Lille 0,Donnell. card
receiver and half dozen napkins; Mrs. VIM.
Harris, half-dozen napkins; Mrs. A. NJ. Van
derlip. pair vases; Mrs. james Stewart,
crockett mats; Mrs. James Hagar, tidy and
hall dozen towels: Hank Steinborn. pair
napkin rings; Tim Shine, pair napkin rings;
George Hayes, half dozen knives and forks:
John McLnne, half dozen silver teaspoons;
Mrs. Brady. half-dozen silver knives; John
Madden, silver pickle dish; p. Keogh, silver
butter dish; Wm. Blair, silver castor, and
pair baby stockings tho latter will no doubt
comein useful in proper time); Mr.. and Mrs.
O.. IL. Grey. pair butter knives and half dozen
silver forks.
The NEws joins with the many friends of
the welded pair, both here and in Hamilton,
where the bride is well known and has many
friends. in wishing them n smooth and pros
porous voyage down liie's stream.
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Preaching VS.. Practice.

w W up. We acknowledge we
did not practice what we preached,
when urging our citizens to look after
their stove pipes and not hazard their
own and their neighbours property
through earelessness, and we came
very near paying very dearly for it.
Still we contend that our ermon WAS
good, and our failure to live up to its
precepts does not detract n jot from
the wholesome lesson we would in
euleate.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-10-15
FRIDAYS STOCK REPORT.
MORNING BOARD.

CORNING BOARD.
10 0phir-7L 7&
It's Mexican-sZ
40 Gould X Curry-7M
IS Best Il Belcher- "a
22O Sayage-4h 435c 440c 445e AZ 400
300 Con. Nirginia-2H
$50 Chollar-255e Zoe
- P~otosi-3l0c 315c
220 Hale & Norcross-340c 1850
ITO Crown Point-lM 15Oc
30 Yellow Jaeket-4Z 4J0c
100 Imperial-20c
Is CONFERENCE.-The
80 Alpha-3Z
80 Beleher-2Z
IDS Sierra Neyada-16 15H 15L
AFTERNOON BoAkD.
40 Eureka Con.-21
100 n. Belle-llZsl0 11A
80 Day-2I
10 Albion-2L 230e
20 Mt. Diablo-5
200 h. Mt. Diablo-20c
400 Beldlng-20e
= Bodie---ssa0 8 8N
10 Bechtel-70e
40D Tioga-35e 30c
80 Syndicate-40c
81 Mono-2}0c 81
100 Noonday---50c
30 N. Noonday-4Oo
$50 0ro-35c
100 Bodie aunneI-lS0c II
10 Silver king-1sA
I'D DaY-2Z
10 Bodies
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will Apply for Pardon.

An effort will be made at the next
meeting of the Board of Pardons to
secure the pardon of Johnny Dono-
van, sent from White Pine county
eight years ago for the killing OF u
man at Schellbourne. Col. Ellis has
taken his case in hand.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-10-15
LU
Or all kinds at
w z ELS SAW MILL.

E-special attention given to and best prices
paid for country produce.
NJ Goods delivered free In any part of the
District. jan1
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-10-15
Hov. the C. p. Road Is Assessed.

Elko county has fixed the assessment on
the main line of the Central Pacific at
5000 per mile; Eureka at $1,000; Lander
at $500 and side-track at $40. 900; Hum boldt
$751; 900 and Washoe SIS 900.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-10-15
NOTICE. TO CO-OWNER.

RIO R. NJ. CLARK YOU WILL PLEASE
L take notice that ] have expended the sum
the Mary Ann Mine. located in Cherry Greek
Mining District, County of " bite Pine, State
OF Nevada, during the years 1879 and 1850,
and unless this sum, together with the costs
of advertising this notice. is paid within
ninety days after the expiration Of the publ.
cation of this notice, your interest in the said
Mary Ann Mine will be forfeited and revert
to me in accordance with the provisions
of an Act Of Congress, approved May 10,
1872, and Acts amandatory thereto.
JAMES CUNNINGHAM.
By f.. J.. CowLEY. Agent.
Cherry Creek, September Is, 1881.
sl7-a0d
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CHARGE OF FIRM.

T HAvB THIS DAY DISPOSED OF ALL
L my interest in the butcher business In
Cherry Creek to Louis Burgeois and and ].
L. Moore. who will continue the same at the
old stand. Thankful for the liberal public
patronage extended to me in the past, / boz
speak n continuance of the same to my sue
cessors.
Mr.. Burgeois is duly authorized to collect
and receipt for all debts due me on account
of the business, and | ask all persons so in.
dehted to come forward and settle as loon a.
they conveniently can.
HENRY C. TAYLOR.
Cherry Creek, September l. 1881. s3-4t
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Look at This.

Following is the varied and enter
tanning programme the Minstrels will
treat their audience to at Nevada
Hall next Tuesday evening
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-10-15
silver Canyon Bullion.

The Silver Canyon Company shipped one
bar Of bullion. on the 18th. valued at $1,000.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-13

The county commissioners held q
heap big pow WOW last week.
The w. G. I. L. will meet at Mr..
Thomas on Friday next at 4 O'Clock
p. IN.
Call at the CnEr office for first
Glars job printing at the lowest
figures.
Mr.. +. ii, Amber, Of Connecticut,
mas accepted a situation ia the bank
ing house Of Smith Bros.
Great numbers OF covered wagons
daily pass eastward, whose occupants
are in search Of winter quarters.
l.. T.. Martin, Of the Orleans Sentinel.
called at these headquarters last
Thursday while the editor WAS alb
sent.
Mr.. Painter, Of the Wonp1n's Jour
nal, was a caller at the CHIEF sane.
tum during the absence Of the editor
last week.
The Union Pacific X. X. Company
paid the hotel bill at Lincoln of q
delegate to the State Convention who
does not live a thousand miles from
Red Cloud.
Mr.. Warren's little boy, while a
play ut school last TUESDAY, net witt
an accident which was at first thought
to lie serious, but which fortunately
turned out otherwise.
The young people Of Red Cloud vii
meet in the school house next Tues
day evening to consider the adyisibil
ity Of organizing n literary society. A
large attendance is expected.
DR.. J. w. Thomas Of Cass Co, wa
in town last Friday, having beer
called to consult with DIR. Mosena OF
MI. Y. Haney's case, who has beer
dangerously i'll for some time.
Jimmy Irysc, who Is now doihl
what little brain work is di-ernable il
our contemporary of the south end
has the clements Of n successful
local" in his composition and vii
make Il first class newspaper mai
in time-when he cuts loose from tina
fossilized
We are pleased to be able to stat
that though we were compelled to b
absent the greater part Of the tim
for the last two or three weeks, tn
people of Red Cloud generally n
, tended church as regular and COZ
Quoted themselves in as decorus
manner as could have been expecte
of them had we been present
, person.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-13
Minutes Of b ". S. S.
RED CLOUD, oct. :, lSS


The W. S. S. met at the residence OF
Mrs. DR.. Baird. Meeting called to
order by the President. Opening mu-
sic, a beautiful piece by Miss Laura
Baird.
Minutes of the previous meeting
read and approved. On motion, Mrs.
A. A. Baird. Mrs. ]. S. Warren and
Mrs. f. 8. Knight were elected dele
gates to the Woman's Suffrage, State
| Convention, to be held at Kearney.
On motion it was voted that this
society shall meet hereafter only once
a month, on Friday evening on, Oh
before the full moor
The President, Mrs. W. B. Roby
rendered her resignation, and it wa:
accepted. On motion Ms. NJ. McNit
was elect ed President, and Mrs. A. A
Baird, I'd Vice-President, to fill thu
vacancy caused by the absence OF Mrs
Dixon.
Select reading and discussion on TIT
subject, Woman Suffrage an aid Il
Temperance"
Adjourned to meet at the residenc'
of Mrs. E. C. Van Auken, on Frida.
evening the 4th of November.
E. b. KNIGHT, Sec'v.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-13

The editor of the Argus calls upon
the CHIEF man to publish to the
world the fact that the county levy in
Webster county during the past two
wears has been reduced thirty-three
mills" This we would be glad to do
did we know or believe it to be n fact,
but considering that it has been an
absolute impossibility TO get a state
ment of any kind from the county
officers in regard to the county at
fairs, Notwithstanding the fact that
the law requires it of them, We do not
propose to become a party TO false
representations of county matter as
the editor Of the Argus has done. Adj
hitting, for the sake of argument, that
the county officers have reduced the
tax levy in two years SO cents, the
fact remains that during the five
years previous the same officer:
raised the levy to more than forty
cents, We have before stated that i
has been the policy of the county Off
GERS to reduce the levy every two
years-just prior to an election, AM
the next year double it to make III
for what was lost in their efforts t.
gain a reelection. This scheme
well understood by a great many tax
payers.
Ii, however, it can he shown tina
the powers that be have really redu
ced the levy for other than politica
purposes, then no N will be MOI
ready to publish the fact to the worl
than the CHEF. In the mean time W
still demand a thorough setting up {
; the county's business that we all ma
: know Just how the county stands I
~nancially, and know whether thi
boosted reduction of the tax levy is
' bona-ide reduction. We in comma
: with a majority of the taxpayers
G Webster county a%nxiously await
a settlement of the county's atiail
and the publication of a correct stat
ment of its financial condition.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-13

The late rain. have injured a large
amount Of hay in ,hi. vicinity Also
stopped hs!ipg hay for a anne
Grass is growing yet and cattle Ge
doing web.
The Inay.ic Station House hS gone
vest, TO grow up With the country.
Mr.. A. Sanford il building . sub
s,an,iaI frame house On his farm q,
the rock ford
Mrs. Lewis II Chicago. - Visiting
her sister Mrs. Barker. and other Iela'
tive. near here.
Mr.. Flora Van Note Of Missouri, i,
visiting he< brothers, Charles and
Eugene Hunter.
A nice new boy has arrived 8; En'
gene Hunters. Mother and ia,l1ei
both doing well. GiSx.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-13
BUFFALO Bull

While at Lincoln last week We met
this renowned scout and Indian
fighter Hon. VIM. F. Cody) at the
Commercial hotel and had the pleas.
ure of a private conversation with
him on his past eventful life. He is
at present presenting on the Ameri-
can stage his new drama, The Prai'
rie Waif' which always draws a full
house. Buffalo Bill is a perfect type
Of physical manhood, As brave as a
lion, and as Gen. Sheridan says, ha;
killed more Indians than any othel
man that ever lived. In society he il
a perfect gentleman and seems to b
devoted to his wife and daughters
who are travelling with him.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-13

THE Blair Pilot and the Red Cloud
Caief are among those papers that
seem to think that the state fair is
gotten. up and run moro in the interest
of fast horse-men than the sgrieutu-
raj class. Well, We were there, and
fully endorse the opinion, and would
include theaters, lunch counter men,
hotel men, street car lines, etc, and
count the farmer ont altogether
Omahwis too expensive a place for
farmers to indulge in, Or We might
add a country editor. eitbf. We pait
fss.oo for ers.s ant
sides
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-13
NOTICE.

Sale Of Real Estate for taxes. On
the first Monday of November 1881,
as required by Chap. u, Sec. Ie9
Statutes of Nebraska, / will offer
at Public Sale, between the hours oi
3 O'Clock a. N. and 4 O'Clock ?. m. al
the Treasures Office of Webster Co.
Neb.. all lands on which the take:
for the year lssO and previous year:
remain unpaid. Sale TO continue
from day to day until all lands, lots Oh
blocks have been offered.
IO-4-w f. II. JONES, Co, Treas.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-13
ANNOUNCEMENT.

We are authorized to announce the
name of Miner Bros, as candidates for
public patronage. They have on hand
a large stock, and are constantly re-
ceiving fresh supplies of mems cloth
ing; boys suits, mems and boys over
coats, ladies cloaks, boots and shoes
and everything, else you need for fall
and winter wear. Call and look at
their stock before making your pur'
chrspS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-13
Call fsr a Meeting Of the Republican County
Central Committee.

The members of the Republican
County Central Committee are re
auested 10 meet at the Court House
in Red Cloud, Neb., on Saturday DC
tober 18th, 1881. at 2 O'Clock p. M.
for the purpose of taking action II
regard to the nomination of a candi
date to fill the vacancy in the legisla
ture caused by the death Of Hon. IL
s. Haley. and to- transact such othe
business as may properly come befor'
them. NJ. L. THOMAS. Chairman.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-13

We this week call attention to Ro-
seminal Bros large advertisement on
the first page Of this paper. They
have recently fitted up their new
store building and filled it with an
immense stock of goods which they
are offering to the public. Read theiI
advertisement and then go and see
them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-13

"Wine. is a mocker. and strong
drink is raging" Take PEIcKLY Ash
BIrrERs. 1t is not beverage, but a
remedy for all i'll affects Of an excess
Of intoxicating stimulants. Don't
take n drink before breakfast "just
to wake you up" because you feel so
stupid and languid. You arc sure to
feeel worse as soon as the effect
wears off. Take a half wine glass
of PRrCKLY ASH BIrTERs. II Will
brighten you up for the whole day.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-13

Have you seen those piles of new
goods mt J. G. Potter's if not, it vii
pay you to go and take a look at his
stock of fall and winter goods. Ht
has now on hand and for sale ut bot
tom prices, a large stock of all kind:
of goods marked down low. Call or
him before purchasing elsewhere.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-13

About the only news of Importance
that we have to convey to an anxious
public this week is the fact that John
G. Potter has just received an inn
mense stock of goods that he desires
YOU to call and examine. Prices war
ranted to be satisfactory.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-13

Land oface at Blooninrton. Seh-sepi. ?. l~l-
Notice I. hereby siven that the. Ellostnr-
named settler has fled notice OF hts irtsnti"s
% make final proof in suppor: o. hS ..Ae. ana
that said proof will be made hefor TERI pts-
triet Court " shs,er Cogn,y st Red Clsss Ssh-
ol Friday October IL isj.
ELISHA BHgvss
I'D ertry Nc. y7fz far the souih -ezs, Sssrte'
acc. s tsrn . north range Il vest. lie esSe'
the folIovins gi,n ssses n prove his coDtinooe'
rssijenee spce and cultivation q ssia ana vtt
Ioha NcCot, John W. Mccoy. SeorEs ". f~S'
.,,. Wiil;arn patfsrson 81 % wells Web
sepisoe.is 8. ". SwITZER. tszistes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-13
Land on c.. a, Bloominrton Neb. sept:Is. isi.

Land oGa C. a, BLOOMINGTON Neb. sep;-.ls. is.i.
Motto. |. hereb, riv.n that The following
nam Ell settler has flei notice ofhi. iutsntion %
make inai proof in support 81 HI. claim. ana
.scure anal entry thereof before jams A. Tai
sSce In PED Cloud Seb-. or Saturday. oe;obe'
I'D. lssl. Wis
Cyzsrirs sCssscr. =.
IRA sn.ry No. e22 for the : y quarter So u
town z north rsnss 10 vest He nsmes the fbl'
iovins witnesses % prove his eontinaoss. fe.t-
denee upon and cultivation q said lasf VT
| phsr c. Coz ali Of Amboy Neb.. Georre v. Bal
o, ssa Ss'' W. swITzgR. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-13
Land Ofce nj BLOOMINGTON. N.b. sept. -. 1881.

Land 0fice ai bloomington. Nsb. sept. ~. 1871
otis !. hereby given that the foll"-ins-
name ed settler has Elet motto. of h. intsntion 20
,s.sa snal proof in support 81 hts claim. snt
secure hnal entry thereof. proof 10 be made he.
tore lane. A. Tuileys. Clerk Of the Court ~
webster county. at his ohec, IN TED tieud
Neb, on SATURDAY. October 18th. lSl. win
CrEtsTfsN BAIEB
MA .,.,y No. s,S7 for the : = q n X =,
SCI a = Y quarter y r quarter sse. Dtevn >
north range i west. lie usue- the ioila sing
witnesses IN prove bis continuous 'ona.nes
npop and cultivation of aid Land viz John
so,,r.ep. Eirk Erickson. knHt btickson.
Ihri.tian Holt all 90 Kiye-i01 Ssh.
.rre2oct3D :. a. SxiTZEfs. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-13

Marsh has Pot,cd Tongue.
Buy Lead and Oil, at
HENRY Cooks.
Marsh has new Cal, Fruit.
Henry Cooks for Drugs and No,
tions.
Marsh has Trimming silks, Satin's
and Velvct's.
Stock of Square Franklin Libraries
at HENRY COOKS.
Marsh has Fresh Mackerel, in
Tomato Sauce.
Cardboard and zerhyrs, at
Mrs, MCBHIDE's.
Ladies knitted underwear, ut
Mrs. FowLER's.
Marsh has the best 50 cent Tea OIL
record.
New Styles in Millinery, at
Mrs. FowLEE's.
Good news, Working suits at Ro
seminal Bros, for $i15.
Don't fail TO go and see John G
Potter's new stock OF goods.
Ladies underwear, at
MRs. MCBRIDE's.
Mrs. Fowler has Black Silks AM
Frinccs for Dress Trimmings.
New goods received every week
at Mus. MCBRIDE's.
Marsh has the best Gunpowder an
Young Hyson Tea, in the market.
Endless variety of Dress Goods
Piece Goods and Cloakings, ut
a. :. MARsH's.
No use going without an Overco'
this winter, when you a buy Il :
Roscnthal Bros, for $500.
The ladies find it TO their adval
tage TO get their Millinery, at
Mrs. FowLER's.
A large assortment of corsets, f;
Mrs. MCBRIDE's.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-13

Ali persons knowing themselves III
debted To me by Note or Book account
will call Immediately and settle th,
same, a. / design closing out my
stock of general merchandise at th'
earliest day possible.
Aft SAMUEL
September lst, 1881.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-13
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Ed. W
Lee has filed his application in the
office Of the County Clerk of Webster
County Nebraska for n Druggist, per
nit To sell malt. vinous and %spirituous
liquors for medicinal and mechanical
purposes in Potsdam precinct, in eaid
county. Oct. 4th 1881.
o.t.3 Ed. W. LEE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-13
Land oGce a, Bloomington Neb. Sept. Is ~

Land OEce a, Bloomington Neb. Sept. IS 1851
Motto. i hereby sIven ,h-t the foIlovins
nam I'd settle, has Sled notice II hi- Iuien,ioa 90
make anal proof in sup rert ~ bis claim aud Sc
cure 6nAI entry thereof before the clerk - the
Diptric, Court In Webster county Web. - ~,
o.. in Rel Cloud on Saturday October 22;h.
1871. viz
EansHr TGytoR-
Hd,sn,Y No. 3T9s for the - uth-ves; q Sos -
town 4 north range 9 wet lie naD~s the fol
lo~inr y isne.sas to prove bis continuous re.'-
dence upon and cultiv stion 81 sail lant viz
John u. Robinson. Jc.eph Halrich. Robert
". Quiss,e, ohn r. RobinsOa all Of Tkope a.
.ensaoe,sc s W swITzER, Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-13

Miner Bros, have just reed another
invoice of new clothing, in order to
supply their large and increasing
trade In clothing. They are head
quarters for mems, boys and youths
~oyeYcOats,
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-13
ANNOUNCEMENT.

I hereby announce myself as an
independent candidate for the office
of Sheriff of Webster county, Nebras-
ka, subject to the approval of the
voters at the November election.
c. F. kUEHN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-13
.aos..,. Blooni..,os Web. SEPT. 9. ISL

Lard OH.e NJ BIooniss,on Seb. Sept, .. Isl
ye.iee 1. hereby riven .hzs the kIioviaE-
~.med s>fsie- has x!si nssiee II bis infsnssen
% 1aie ksaI pref in ssppors % his e.sH, sad
TIA, said vroef vii be made before Cters II
Disrrics Cesrt a. He'd Cisa3 Sso-- 90 ssfss1AS
October Is ISL. viz:
DavIo BorSrz-
I'd No. sSs fo- the z Z szsrs>s s~c ana
Ly Z Snarrsf ssr- : trvr I rxsxe > vesf-
Ue .axe tne ssIlosinx Witnesses % prove rs
.o,ris aoaS rniiesce spon. as1 cgssErstlon o..
"a I,ni. via ssi Gixers kssolPk frsyes;
Hsny -. CarHei. saDsei SoDsrses1ss. AL oi
Anboy Ssa-
eeylssesls =. N-sHiIZEk- f>sst2.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-13
Per Cent. Money to Loan

Money to prove up with on final re-
ceipt, or on decided land At ! per cent.
and l-62 per cent commission, or at
straight 9 per cent. no commission.
JSo. X. WILCOX.
Office next door to Chief office. 30ft
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-13
l.

Notice is hereby given that the co
partnership heretofore existing unde
the firm name Of A. A. Pope & Co,
is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. A. 4. PopE.
IOWA. MITCHELL * MoEHARr
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-13

Grand Opening this week. of Ladies
and Children's Knit Goods, Nubias,
Jackets, Hoods, Scarfs, &c.
A. s. MARSH.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-13

See what the druggists say about
DIR. Marshall's Lung Syrup: 1T
never falls To cure the wors; case OF
cough or cold promptly aud cifectu-
! ally" Price only twenty and fifty
cents q bottle. Sold by all drug
Gists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-13

For the largest. cheapest and best
stock of Millinery, GO to the leading
Millinery Store one door north of the
bank.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-13

Go to Mrs. McBride's and see the
largest assortment of Millinery IN
| Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-13
$4,000 10 Loan

On Real Estate security. Mt 9 per
| cent. annual interest. No commits
sions, at The Webster County Bank.
| Red Cloud. lott
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-13

The Imperial Paint mixed ready
fer the brush, Is the cheapest and east.
est spreading in the market, sold by
HENRY Cook.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-13

Lind Ofsee at Blocns.gton Ssb-. Sept s. i5si.
Notice h hereby riren ths: the hiio-inr-
nance settler has EIs5 aoiies Of bis intsntior
thar psid prof. viii be made before Clerk Il
Distriet ceart 1T Red Cloz3 Web. On frsasj
October "a. 1881. viz
WILLIAM ~ Ca BILL
H'd We. 5T5s for the y Y quarter re- > town
ssrth r7nee Il ve-:. He names The fo3iSvis
visassres 80 prove his eosrnseas rsssfsac'
upon. and esltis.tioa Of. said lasd vlE Lloy>
Elvsed II. p. Crab. ali Of Csfbe-soa Sea
sseISocsl3 > W.sSi1ZEk- E>sistsf.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-13
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

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