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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-04-13
New Advertisements.
saas!iIy your Grounds and Homes,

All who wish to purchase strictly tirst-class nur-
sery stock will do well TO call on E. o, Finch
Cor. Main and Ninth streets, agent for Stone &
Van Lien, Rochester, N. Y, for all the choicest
fruits and ornaments. Among them, Hardy
g Iron Clad " Apple trees, best adapted to this
climate. Pears Plums, Cherries, Evergreens,
acknowledgement and weeping-and a great
variety of small fruits would call special at
tention to the new Cur ant Moors Ruby" and
the new Grapes Pocklington Amber Queen and
August Giant, which can be procured from no
other firm. In Roses, Clematis, Rhododendrans,
AZalias and Camelias they import and grow the
largest stock handled by any firm in this country,
and making a speciality ofthem can do better by
their customers than most other firms.
E. 0. FINCH.
WatertoWn, April, II, 1881. 26m6
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Y2AxI iIs.,I1 ?c.r,As y,s-y.Y.

The content. Of the November nur.
Der are exceedingly interesting aud
entertaining. and afford much vslua-
BILE Information. Mr.. Ackroyd. ar.
tieie on The Pho,ophone." with its
eleven illustrations, Amy Rot~art.
By y. Robinson. The Cay 81 Ro.l.n,'
by Professor Charles A. Soy. Charles
Nil OF Sweden. Little IIu..ie..
their Homes and Ways" b. \ }
Drigias. and American Be~r are
mong the prominent contributions,
and are vsluabe papers. In the de-
partment OF netion are -iIe conclusion
OF Benedicts ~scrIa!. A late Rernos.-
. charming story by Jane u. Austin.
The Countess Diamonds" Her
Secret" by Walter Edgar McCann.
Jet. "Mi;nanim,;y. "MaIgc." csc
etc. There are admirable sketches
Thrilling adventures, some very excel
lent uorIns and a MISCELLANY embrl-
Siii< Al. s9Etr u. subjects. entertaining
anu Instructive. The number Gun
tains Us quarto pages l0D lllustus-
ions and a beautiful! lrong,spiece.
HE A~ssassind;lOg of Amy Iioi-afi.
For coinprchcnsIVene.> excellence.
and cheapness. tins publication is. We
think. unrivaled. The price Of 4. copy
u only % cents; annual subscription
IS; or $50 FOR six. 81 for four months.
sen po-t-free. Address. FRANK LIS
LIE, Publisher. So. IS and 5. Park
Place. New York.
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Last Sunday night Nicholas Haney,
ESQ.,, of Elm Creek, was stricken down
by the relentless hand of death.
He was a kind husband and an IN.
dulgent father, and leaves a wife and
one child who sincerely mourn his
loss.
Mr.. Hancy, Was formerly q resident
of Ohio, and served three years in the
Uunion Army during the war, being a
SOLDIER of Co. /. 77th Ohio Volunteer
Infantry.
At the close of the war he moved
with his family to the then territory O!
Nebraska and resided in Cass county
q number of years.
He moved to Webster county in an
early day and settled on q homestead
on Elm Creek, where he resided until
his death.
He was an exemplary man, univer.
sally respected by all who knew him,
which was attested by the fact that the
entire neighborhood attended the
funeral service and followed his re.
mains to their last resting place.
Mr.. Haney was a church member
and a faithful christian worker, and
will be greatly missed by his brethren
in the church and all his neighbors,
who each realize that when the icy
hand of death was placed on the brow
of Nicholas Haney. 2 true and faith
full friend obeyed the summons to
cross the dark river and enter that
bourne from whence no traveller e'sI
returns.
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There will be a 10 cent entertain
ment at the residence of Robert Mitch
ell, on Friday evening of this week,
given under the auspices Of the LA
dies Aid Society of the NJ. E. Church"
There will be Literary exercises under
the control of Prof. Funk, and re.
freshments for all who come.
Do not imagine that it will be a
cheap affair because the admission fee
is so small. We intend to make it as
interesting rs possible, and if any one
wishes he can pay more.
Remember the proceeds are to 90
towards paying the second install
ment of the church debt. SEC.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-10

GLORY enough for one day.
Ed. Smith was elected assessor 70,
Red Cloud precinct.
A. Haley was reelected Justice OF
the Peace Of this precinct. Mr..
McVeigh Of the south eide was also
elected.
The w. c. T. L. will meet at Grand.
ma Mick's on Friday next at 3
O'Clock p. m.
The CHIEF man owes q vote of
thanks to Mr.. Becker for the grading
on the street IN front Of mis- residence.
Rev. C. ". Merrill, State Ar.n, A.
NJ. H. Missionary Society, will preach
at the NJ. E. church, Thursday even
ing.
We have delayed the publication Of
the paper a little this week in order TO
give our readers a. complete election
returns a. possible.
The people have finally decided tina.
there are more than two men in the
county capable of filing the Offices Of
clerk and treasurer,
We hope to give the full vote BY
precincts next week, this week We
have only time to give the result and
the vote of a few precincts.
Episcopal service will be held at
the Congregational church on Sunday
Nov. 18Th. Rev. T. O'Connell oficia-
ting-morning service ut II, evening
service at 100
Do We live in Mississippi or Louisi-
ana where bull-dozing is sanctioned
by law, or do We live in Nebraska
where every man is free and equal
and independent.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. E.
Church will meet at the residence Of
Mrs. Dow on Friday afternoon of this
week. All ladies interested in this
society are invited to attend.
There will be no preaching at the
n. E. church next Sabbath morning.
There will be sabbath school and
class meeting as usual, and in the
preaching by the pastor.
Arrangements are made with this
paper by which students can enter
Milleris Great Mercantile College,
keOkuk, Iowa, at about half price.
The Great Mercantile College is bring
ing . practical education within
reach of thousands of young men who
attend the high priced colleges.
English branches are only ten dollars
= year.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-10
PROBATE NOTICE.

In the matter Of the last Will and
Testamcnt Of Annie 4. Dexter.
Application having been made BY
Daniel +. Dexter executor. that said
Will be duly admitted to Probate,
Notice. is hereby given that I have
set apart and fixed the first day OF
December 1891. AZ n o'clock p. m.
for the hearing Of said application.
All interested parties will take notice
and appear on said day il they so
desire.
In witness whereof I have hercunto
get my hand and affixed the seai Of
the County Court at Red Cloud, Oct,
Dist 1881. JONI X. WILCOX,
l2-w-3 County Judge.
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A Probably Fatal Bow,

We learn that q fight took place on
Elm Creek !ast Sunday evening be-
tween Henry Laverty and E. K. Con-
rad, in which the latter was probably
fatally stabbed. We have not learned
any particulars in regard to the cause
of the row, neither do we know what
kind of a knife was used, but report
has it that Conrad will die and that
Laverty has not been placed under
arrest.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-10

| THE REASON why nearly all the.
Clothing Dealers in Red Cloud must,
mark DOWN, is because they have,
marked UP, and they cannot sell at:
high prices. Rosenthal Bros, the
mark DOWN the first time:
their Clothing is priced, and their
Beginning price is less than the
LENDING price of any other retail
,Cfeuii1g establishment WHY,
Simply because everythina they offer
is Of original manufacture
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PyfHY the blood xn4 regulate the
SoEels, If yen wonld have heslth.
There IS -ap remedy equal to the
PRICKI.Y ASH BrrTERe for this pur-
pose: They act directly en- the
organs concerned, going to the seat
of diseases, and driving it from the
system. Nor do thsy stop here. but
strengthen the systssas giving il tone
and action, rendering IL much more
capable Of resisting all future
attacks.
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For Sale.

ISAvALE, Webster Co. Neb. Nov. ., 1881.
| Short Horn Bull. 3 years old with
Pedigree. The best bull in the
county.
800 good Wethers.
loo Ewes and Lambs.
l Thorough bred Polin-China Boar.
I pair of work horses, "a cwt.
3 Steers 2 years old.
] Pair 3 year old steers broke to
work. For cash or on time.
l3-w-3 H. STEVENSON.
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IEEIL NOTICE

jenkin Davis will taks n office ,hst on tbs
18th day Of October 1881, J. U. Burxsss. q justice
county Sssrasha. issued an order Of attach.
ment for the sum Of tS.O With intsre., a. ter
per cent. pc, snnum from April ii. $3.50. In 90
setion pending be ore him. wherein Eyefhart 4
defer dant.
That property consisting Of one seeder. one
sulhy strrios pisv. one corn planter. one eBi
hsatcr and one newton wagon vas attached
uni,r said order. said cause .as co~ntlnsei q
the Eth day Of Deeember ISL, at o'eieef
p. n. EvRaaasf 4 HssasH. PiaintiGa
By their AtyS. SisPsos 4 Svsssv.
Blue Hill wsbstsr County Ssbrssia yovsu.
Der 9Th. ISL. iAV<
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LEGAL NOTICE
ISTs'FhL sFVIT'L
County Court.
Webster County, Ssbnska-J

Cnnnfy Court.
Wsbster County. SsbnshAj
In THE matter Of the estate Of
Henry =. Haley. deeeased.
Notice 10 hereby given that I have appoin.
ted and set apart the LIST day Of April /. u.
w.. Tor the hearing and d~eisrninins OF ali
said estste will take notice ard present thar
claim. To the County Courr ef said county
on or before said April lst. iss2. and al claims
not NJ that time prssentei v;li be forever
barred. have sppoin;st Anso1 ". Becker
sdmiEi~trRtST II sail sstzte
Ii witaess whereof I have hsrearte set ny
band aud the Seal Of tEi Court =: Rel Cloai.
this ist Jay 0! O-tpb-r I.:i.
g-t-5 .Cns K. N ILcux. County Judrs.
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Two doses Of DIR. Marshall's Lung
Syrup completely cured my child of a
severe case of Group. | have used a
great many differen, cough medicines,
but have never found any so c~fficien,
as DR.. Marshall's.
J. W. SPELLMAN, Elkhart, Ind.
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Z Per Cent. Money to Loan

Money to prove up with on final re-
ceipt, or on decided land at 7 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. 3Oft
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Henry Cooks for Paint.
Lead and Oils, ut HENRY Cooks.
Go to Newhouse's for n nobby hood
Heaps of Over-Coass at
]. G. PorTER's.
All wool hoods for sale at
Mrs. N~EwHoUsE's.
Franklin square libraries, ut
HENRY Cooks.
"StiTl they come,"-The new good,
at Mrs. McBRIDEs.
A full supply Of lsnnels of all kinds
ut F. NEwHOUsE's.
Headquarters for stylish hats and
bonnets, ut Mrs. MCBRIDE's.
The best suits for the money, is to
be found at J. G. POrTER's.
Imperial mixed paint. at the Red
Cloud Drug Store.
Go to Newhouse's store for dress
goods of all kinds.
Comets kid gloves, and all kinds of
nice Millinery goods, at
Mrs. McBRrDE's.
Whitcbreast and Hard coal at Jones
e. Magee's Lumber Yard.
School supplies of all kinds at Hen
ry Cooks Red Cloud Drug Store.
Hoods, Flannels and needle work;
home manufacture, at NEwHoUsE's.
Go to ]. G. Potter's if you want to
save money by buying your clothing.
A good variety of Misses and Chill
drens hats, just received, at
MRS. McBRIpE's.
A large stock of Germantown wool,
Zephyrs and stocking yarn, at
Mrs. NEwHoUsE's.
Bear it in mind hat Bayha and
Buschow were elected without the use
of money.
Go to the we'll known Lumber
Yard of Jones 4 Magee, for White
breast and Hard coal.
MARRIED.-At the brides home on the
eve, of Nov, lst 1881, by Rev.
Lewis Barr, Mr.. Nathan Beauehamp
and Miss Cora Fox, all of Red Cloud
Webster Co., Neb.
Mrs. T. Perry wishes to inform the
people that she is nov prepared to do
dress and cloak making and all kinds
of sewing, and solicits their patronage.
Terms to suit the times
Mr.. NJ. C. Jackson returned from
the western terminus of the B. & NJ.
last week, where he has been for the
last month. He reports that the road
is being pushed onward to Denver at a
lively rate.
The undersigned has for sale at
Riverton, Nebraska, a hundred and
twenty head of young cows and two
hundred and fifty young, ewes: APP
ply to Robert COATES,
Riverton, Neb.
A private note from Prof. Miller of
the Mercantile College at Keokuk,
Iowa, says that George and John Gar
Der arrived safely, and adds the COM
pliment that they "are fine young
men and cannot fail to make good
students"
YELLOW COTTONWOOD SEEDLINGS.
From Missouri Rirer)
On hand and ready to deliver,
500 900 Yellow Cottonwood Seedlings,
l2 to 80 inches high. at 81. 90 e 1000.
Send orders to NJ. WILSON,
Nov. 4th 1881. Cloverton, Neb.
l4-w-4
Had the mob that was organized for
the purpose of sacking the CHIEF
office last Thursday night OH account
of our political stand. attempted to
carry out their original intention they
would have met with a warm recep-
ton at the muzle of revolvers in the
hands of men that know how to use
them.
The New Process" -four manufac.
fsa-sd 10y Messrs. Potter & Frisbie, at
A.
Their Red Cloud Mills, is. perhaps, the
best grade of-ioar now in the market.
We know whereof We speak, for our
better half has tried it with the bes,
Of success. We can heartily
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-10

All persons knowing themselves in
dcb;ed to me by Note or Book account
will call Immediately and settle the
same. as | design closing out my
stock OF general merchandise at the
earliest day possible.
Aft SAMUEL CARRIER.
September LIST. 1881.
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NOTICE
L. s. LAND OFFICE,
BLooNISGToS, NER. October 10. 1881

BLooNIsGToS, NEs- October 10, 1881
Complaint having been entered al
this Office by Nils J. Jonson. against
Emerson r. Taylor. for abandoning
MS Homestead Entry No. 63J7. dated
March 4th. 1879, upon the south-xest
section %. township 3 north range II
west. Ia Webster County Nebraska,
with a view to- the cancellation Of said
entry: the said parties are hereby sum
mored 20 appea, a; this Office on the
Is. day OF November. 1881, at 10
O. clock q. M, . respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment.
3. W. SwrrZER, r. W. NoSTGoNERY,
Register, Receiver.
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$4,000 70 Loan

On Real Estate security. at 9 per
cent, annual interest. No commits
sions, at The Webster County Bank.
Red Cloud. lott
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xs.ss,l :,e..,ur ,fssasul,I

Are yos 3;stsrtea 1t night and bsshce ef ssss
sess ~ . SICK hid sn.erss viii The
exsrueiafing pais Of esrfieS fsefhs IL So - As
i,r ssrsr. Isvsn r-l.ese ske pecr i.-siessfsr
e. i0ns iizseiy-depena SPA ia there 10 %
rsisiaxe ahssf Il. Ths.e a. rsf q nlfne. ~ s<nh
VIC kss ever used Il. wbo xsi. not ELI yoa .s
sea 10 the n.sae-- za<i rs'<f aef 5eaifs % tie
child. operating isxe mage. k - rs-ferssy Efs
q use L. ell e7ses. and pleasant % he fas,e. .
3 tie rresexsrSssa Of oco Of the e&a0G sd boge
k1aIe pkystesscs snd nursoe N ths Co3eo1
6saaea Sold syssyvhsre- = eooeo . botloL
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. q 'uolSu!qssM

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WIN puodssIIoo plnoqs {, pspus},v
AiInIsLso sssso l!sq, Vs!A QUA ssouL
'suo!1usAu! aIqsnIyA
Isg'o puc suoVdstsL sq, O, uousisI
u! no Su!oS Aou 3sS}uoo q "A uMous
$! 'eoYo aus,rd az, aIolaa sssso
on puSa7s o. sSsulo9av Isdoad Su.ioId
-vus s%loausAuI 10 sous,Iodmr suI
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Blanksi Blanksli

Blanksi Blanksii
A full line of State Journal Co.'S,
Blanks 1.-THE standard blanks Of tho
state) are always kept for sale at the
CHIEF Office, and at the same prices
that they are sold at in Lincoln and
a~abaT The following is . partial list
of blanks on nn,ic.
Warranty Deeds,
Mortgage Deeds,
Chattle Mortgages,
Search Warrants.
Mechanics Lein,
Power of Attorney.
Bills of Sale,
Quit Claim Deeds.
Summons toriginall,
Summons (copy),
Appeal Undertaking,
Execution.
Order of Attachment.
Affidavit of Vendor or Lessor,
Assignment Of Mortgage.
Precipe,
Subpenas,
Notice Of Con.tables Sale,
Blank Receipts,
Bank Notes
Release Of Mortgage.
Agreement for Warranty Deeds,
Complaint 70 keep the Peacs.
&c, &c, De.
And most all kinds Of blanks used By
Sotaries Public
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Sesie> % Asr.Ay ssss ts.g tie Biia-hs
1snst 60 ivs sas Sled ssts-- q a. lst.AtAs
- z.fs tssl gfo~g n ssFf-fs rfAs sssE sSi
that sd ffNss sti - &N4s b~kst tassk bNs-
are. Coat nstslsF N-saU a. A~s ca NsA
- sAsssdaJ Isxxzts- "a ~
IssE =. rasav
81 Ne tFit tE aS HNtS ~at 4usstrs zee :
sns - rsGEs - Is SzZxs tAs fsiasas
sHsrssEs . ffats b.. es.f .z 80 f.ss3sEas
- . Sad -sstIss'ssE efssa4 IA ps j~Aa a.
E4'h - fhumk-tAs NsA i@shss asltse 4
Lee lsli Stt ichs y. EehsEssn q ts1@N,-
vale Ssb. Arksf A Pcs % Eea Gass Nee
tStlSd~Ss - 70. sslILkE. Ess4ass.
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q W. swIrzER. Register
Land oce. q, B,oonins,.s s.h or, N ,..,

Land ones ~ BioOainstss s-s Oct. II. issi.
Notice !. hereby tir.n thu, n. .eiIovt.r
tsmed settler has sict notice Of ~. lntsst.an
10 aaks aaAl IrsOs IN sapport Of ~. elaia asl
secure haA! entv thsreof. before the c.fa 81
Di,tTsct cart, 10 v CHESTER eoa.ty st his oae.
10th, ISL. via
LkoPoLp SsVts
~ q W. 80 for the ne. ssc . town "a range
NV lie names the f~silovtns sss>s 10
prove bis eontnaoss residence apon art -ul-
lvati"n of ali land via isaAr May. Jaass
Turner. Martin Halted. CHARLES seAos:t.A.i
all Of Blue Hill Nsb.
noviaaecs 5. q. swITZER. Register.
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Naiioe is hsrsAy g zee tA.i The Iits-sE-
nsned settler Ass t.ei Estie< II lis tsts.,paa
% mahs taAl prot la sasssft II Ia, aaa .sa
that ssif Ffoof sLi 10 1a1s ksssrs Cisss Il
Dtssrst cart 81 Ned GoGa SsA. o. Sasarl.y
December 10. l,.i, via
Lrrsss l. Lasa
Hd Ne. sfDs for TIE So ssb. o. 80 saayssr 4
az aasrfer 80 ssaFtss ~r- - tssa In Fa1ss
-. ne DAnss The f~oliosihs vtSs.s~s "a gss..
d. e0rtiheSus fssi3sass srSa atj salpratsoa
81 sad Ind va D~orss Peal, Jska >~IT-,soa.
1aiie heek Ssa-
no'iutss q W. swIrzER. Register
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TAKE NOTICE

TAKE NOTICE.
l have purchased the fractional ! sec.
of land laying between Peter McNitt's
and the river. And the public is
hereby notified not TO cut any timber
on the same. NJ. B. McNirr.
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n Proof Notices.


Lad oe~s a hs~sisS.ss Nss ~ss 4 tsa
Sssias u A.r.iy S.-e lA.a n. ss4~sSa,
s<tus as ases s@ss-s = 80 estates 3.
r~rs tEa4 .zssy Asr~oE ssAsss a.. 1.ss =
tie t<st NsA-tss asssy Ma .I "a szes !,
k<s CaSss Sss- 80 tfsasr tee . ts1. sac
sssos b. Hsssss.
HI We &c fss sss sstA ,s<s ,s.r,.~ 80.
tSss "a fssss leo. Ne ss@~ tAs saas,a.
stfsss--s 90 FrSss ia eesfr.zsas r.sass.-.
sBss sd ssstissaSs sfssa L.si "a ssr~~-
Ga ~ x<Ssss ell q Ret rRazt >sA
eesse5ecs = sNfGEEA Erx.sfsr
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Money To Loan

On Real Estate. in Webster and ad.
joining counties at the very best rates
1t will pay every farmer who thinks o.
borrowing money, TO see me before
making arrangements with any other
party.
No expense to the borrower-no
tedious delay-no dealing with eastern
parties-no application fee. bonus oil
commission-no fee for making o,
recording papers OF taking acknowl-
edgements-no advance or semi-an'
nual interest, and no interes; until
money is actually in hand.
Call upon or address
X. A. SINrsoy.
3Stf Loan Broker. Blue Hill, Neb
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Local entertainments inserted among
The reading matter wiH be charged l0cts., a
line each insertion.
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Land At BioominGton Seb. Oct. 9. 1881
Notice 10 hereby riveo that the ,oliowies
named settler has hlrd notice Of bic intentioa
90 make 6nai proc! IN support q his claim. AMI
secure hnal entry thereof. before Clerk - the
District Court Of Webster eouaiy at bis &c. in
ksd Cloud. Nsb.. on Saturday November IL.
1851. via.
FssscIs n. SAVES.
HID entry No. 1850 for the NV Sc. u town 2n
range low. He. nsmes the following Wit
nesses % prove ht. continaol. residences upcs.
and cultivation of said Land. via Lean ",
Edison. Edrick II ke-ney. Barter Burton sai
Robert Adam ans1n ell Of Csvles Seb
octl3novlo n. W. sWirZER. k,sister.
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Land osc, :, / soHirs,os. y.s Oct. 2. ia.

Land Ot.ee ~ Bloomington Nsh. Oct IA. 1891
Noiire IL hereby siTsn hat The folIo-ins
named settler has Sled notice Of b. in,eTtion 20
make fnal proof IN support e 4. 4 ,ia .ni
secure fnsl cutry thereof before James 4. Tat.
ieys. cieGs Of coatt Ia Wetsssr coahy. al his e
Bee "a ksf Cloud, Ssb. OF SATURDAY SSysm-
Der IL. ISL. wa.
HssUtt y. wiiitSa.
IRE ID. :. No tl6t for the nv sec. ss tosn On
range I"s. lie name the foil Wig sttness.s
TO prove his continuous Te-idsHcs Gvoa. and
cultivation OF said land viz. SIDNEY Moore.
Harlem parks-, Henry uerds aad Daniel L.
Duyer. all Of Veil. Seb.
oetisnovlo s. VI. sWITZER. Register.
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Headquarters for flour nj Putnam,
Flour and Feed Store.
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rs::'. e oxss:rsSs..<,c: -
"a as.esa.sh Sefesss e ssessslz.
81 , SurpE ~ ~~<-. As>k
$50 4sai<. sd %pk 8agyaDef0 -
kNsssS...sss6@Sys:E R:%
- Xsz1v9~k 90 %
&%73%S6@H
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Shogo Flour for sale AT RopY's.
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Special Notices..

Notices in ,hi. column ~iil be charged S cen
. line each week.
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LATER:-The official vote has not
yet been canvassed but the precinct
have all been heard from and the
following may safely be considered
elected:
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-05-14
Expedited Routes.

The arrest of several parties IN
Philadelphia, on charges Of fraud
in connection with the star route
service, will help 10 bring about a
thorough inquiry into ;he subject.
Those arrests, however, the Alta
thinks, are not sufficient. II, as
reported, the Attorney-general
considers Senator Dorsey mixed
up in the frauds, he should be ar
rested. II second assistant Post
master-gencral Brady was concern
ed in swindling the government, he
should be taken into custody. II
his chief clerk. French, did enough
to deserve dismissal from Office, he
deserves arrest. Fraud, If il has
been practiccd, should be clearly
proven up, and 'he chief offender.
should be punished, not merely tho
lltIe fellows. As vet the only
theory Of those who charc" frau,
seems TO be, that rs the origina
contracts were raised 50 high there
must be fraud.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-05-14
Mr.. Billings Steps Out.

A dispatch from Philadelphia
yesterday furnishes the statement
that a compromise is impending
between the Billings and Willard
parties by which the Northern
Pacific railroad controversy Is &c
be settled-Mr. Billings retiring
from the presidency Of the com
pany and the Willard party getting
half the board of directors. The
dispatch is from where sources o
information relative TO the com
pany are controlled by the present
management.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-05-14
10 !. w. & v. Cook.

nEAG SIRS II TAKE THIS MEANS
~ 10 lei you know Thai yuIg steamer AT
gOHaui j. q complete SucrcSS im ManiOn de
Struciiun uf properly. and eVlangerins the
lives oi mrm following tIc same occupation
in which sou say yeu aIr Engaged (; that IS
fishing. II
Al repeated iIgc> YOU Stehiner cut and
tore mN nets. the .Nllllr there kslS mo- neceS-
,iiy for running Through Aheml wheTtby you
Wantonly destroyed InyprOpfriy. the loss OF
which falls heaNily on me. The last Of your
kind acIS yon perpenated On Iny property
WAS on the eeening ef the 10Th inS1, below
Tongue pOmt. running iyOur steamer
through the met AZ your heaTtS content, the
while Captain BalAiige. with steslmtr BOni.
ta.'Wcnt around. This gentleman Will every
time 20 half net length out Of bis course
rather ihan destroy any mans property.
OTTO PETERSON.
Of FiShenmenS Packing Co.
It'd Upper Astoria
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-05-14

p. Wilhelm, Boss saloon, opposite
the Clarendon hotel, Portland, Oregon.