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The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20

We are told that = colony Of Iri.h
Catholics are about to settle pea,
Squire Nance's, west Of InavaIe. and
viii start a town asd secure the Ioca.
ton OF . depot on the b. 4 N. NJ tina,
place.
This Office has been overrun with
Job work for the last few weeks. which
iacf forced US to refuse a pressing
invitation TO accompany a party Of
nimrods on a goo-e hunting expedi.
ton to the Platte this week.
In answer TO an inquiry from Guide
Rock a. TO who was selected n central
committeeman from that precinct, we
would say that the name Of Dr. Robin
son appears in the minuAes of the
convention as entitled to that
honor.
H. j. Miner and Henry Laverty.
both old stagcrs whose settlement in
Webster county dates back more
than ten years. became Subscribers 10
to CHIEF last Saturday; Mr.. Miner
taking two copics-one for a friend in
the east.
Last week the report came down
from Culbertson that the COW bows
and railroaders had engaged in a gen.
eral fight and that eight Of the latter
were killed. Later advices, however.
contradict the report and say that the
row was among the COY boys and that
no n was killed.
We know not how the outlook for
spending Il comfortable winter NAV
seem to others, but to us il is unusu-
ally bright. We have laid in a supply
of corn meal, tnrnips and other luxu.
ries and propose TO live royaly the
coming winter--if the pesky creditors
will only let us alone.
Vol. ! No. ! of the Greenwood Eqqle
appears upon u table, published by
W. Scott Elliott, OF the recently de-
funct Riverton Eagle. Greenwood is
a small town on the B. 4 NJ. in Cass
Co., Neb., and is, we think, hardly
large enough to. support a live paper,
but The Etgs starts out we'll and We
wish it success.
See call for a county convention in
another column. We sincerely hope
that the citizens Of the different pre-
cincts will turn out to the caucusses
next Saturday and have a voice in
the selection of delegates to represent
them in the county convention: This
matter is of more importance than a
great many think.
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.
OCT. 9th, 1881,

OcT. 9th, 1851.
Board ME pursuant TO adjournment
All present.
Resignation Of d. NJ. Francis, Jus
tice Of the Peace in Elm Creek pre-
cinct, accepted, and Corydon Grow
appointed to fill the vacancy.
James ID. Crosby appointed Overseel
Of Highways for Road Dist. No. Is.
Petition to grant permit to J. W
Robinson. Of Guide Rock, to sell Ii.
quors rejected on account Of INSULT.
cient bond.
Bond of Corydon Crow. j. P, Elm
Creek precinct, approved.
Petition for a public road commcnc.
ing on township line between town.
ships ] and 2 &c, &c, granted.
Clerk instructed to advertise 70,
bids to build a bridge across Elm
Creek On section lines between sec.
tions 20 and 81, town 8 range 10 west
Bridge to be IL feet high, 81 feet long
and IL feet wide.
Contract let to Hobson, Reese 4
Sawyer to rebuild the Inavale bridge
for $1,000, to be completed by the 9th
of December, 1881.
The following accounts were allow.
ed:
A. Haley, poor acct, (Mrs. Jones)
$l2.s2.
E. c. Hawley, pauper acct, Charlie
Ross), $3.50.
Adjourned to 2 o'clock p. m, Oct
It'll, 1881.
Ocr. ], 1881.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
All present.
Oraered, that hereafter all supplies
for county officers shall be ordered,
through the clerk.
Commissioners visited the Guide
Rock bridge and examined the piers,
and the same were accepted.
The account of Jones & Magee $500
for material furnished for bridge south
of Red Clond. was rejected, said bridge
not being a county bridge.
Proposition Of A. j. Kenney to pub.
lish the proceedings of the County
Commissioners for year from this
date as furnished by clerk, without
expense to the county. accepted.
The following accounts were allow,
ed:
A. A. Pope, Co. Supt., $I35 OK
E. Kellogg, Care of poor. 4 OK
Hugh Stevenson, Comm'r, &C q
J. w. Warren, Sheriff fees, As OK
A.. j. Kenney, printing, etc, "a 81
]. A. Tulleys, salary, 100 OK
Adjourned to Oct. 18th, at 9 O'Clock
q. M.
A. A. CRARy, Chm.
]. A. TULLEYs, Clerk.
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Held up By Tramps.

From a responsible citizen living
south of the river we learn that Mark
Warner was held up and robbed while
on his way home from town las,
Saturday night. When he crossed the
bridge and proceeded up the road a
snort distance two men suddenly
sprang from the brush and while one
held the team the other showed the
cold muzzle of a pistol into Warner.
face and ordered him to get down
from the wagon, which he did. The
robbers then turned the team loose
and allowed them to proceed home
and they proceeded to rifle the peck.
cts of Mr.. Warner in a thorough man,
ner, after which he was allowed tc
so home on foot.
1t is a significant fact that durin.
all the time that Mark was publisher
of the CHIEF, in the years gone by
the robbers lever thought it worth
while to tackle him.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20

a serious accident occurred Las,
Friday TO q cattle train on the B. 4 ".
between Indianola and Csn,srtson
which resulted in the killing OF abou,
a hundred head u cattle tha, we're
being shipped e. and demolehing a
number Of cattle cen. II appear. tina,
the train Was in two sections. The
INST section passed over the bridge oil
right, and the workmen engaged on
the bridge did not know that another
section was following. 60 when i.
came laundering along the bridge was
not in shape for it to pass. and fifteen
cars went down. The engine gos over
all right but vas thrown across the
track. Herbert Barber, Of this place
was fireman on the i'll fa,ed train, and
as he has only been on the road in
that capacity for a few weeks. he
doubtless thinks that his breaking
in Is decidedly rough.
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LOcai ddrerfisimenfs inserted among
The 'eadi~9 matter miu be charged l0css, a
line each insertion.

Imperial mixed paint.
Buy books at Cooks.
Heavy frost Monday night.
THE RED CLOUD DRUG STORE.
Henry Cooks for Wall paper.
Now for a spell of Indian summer.
Shogo Flour for sale at RoBY's.
The G b. & VI. time table wen,
into effect last Sunday noon.
Go to John G.. Potter's for you,
clothing and boots and shoes.
Buy Lead and Oil. at
HENRY Cooks.
The frost turned up the toes of the
flies i'll a truly artistic
Whitebreast and Hard coal at Jones
4 Magee's Lumber Yard.
The Republican Valley Echo is
making politics lively in Franklin
county this fall.
~Studebaker Platform Spring Wagons
for sale by SPANoGLE & FUNK.
The train from the west now comes
in at six o'clock in the evening.
The Celebrated Usage Feed Grinder,
for sale by SPANoGLE e. FUNK.
Henry Cook will give you the lowest
figures on Lead and Oil.
w. II. Strohm went up and survey
ed the e town site west of Inavale
last Tuesday.
W. B. Roby has the largest stock Of
Fancy Groceries, CONNECTIONS, &c, in
the valley.
Don't leave this country expecting
to find better times east. You will,
in all probability regret it if You do.
Top Buggies-Brewster Side Bar
Springs and Newton Spring Wagons
SPANoGLE & FUNK.
All leading Medicines kept by
Henry Cook. Anything not in stock
can be ordered.
We have been almost crazy with
the toothache for several days, which
accounts for the crazy appearance o.
the CHIEF this week.
Our Corn Shelters are all you could
wish. Call and examine them.
SPANoGLE & FUNK.
Go to the we'll known Lumbe,
Yard of Jones & Magee, for White
breast and Hard coal.
John G. Potter has n full line O
boots and shoes which he is offering
at the lowest prices.
For finest Toilet articles, Perfumes
Stationery, School supplies. &C., visi
Henry Cooks Red Cloud Drug Store
The ladies of the Congregational
Society propose to give nm oyster sup.
per on Thursday evening of mex,
week, Oct, 81. Further notice will be
given of place, etc.
Go to Roby's and he will show yor
Daylight-Oil; it burns longer gives /:
better light and is non-erpiosiue. lit
The Rev. ]. W. Reed will preach a
the congregational church in thi.
place on Thursday evening the Goth
at Il o'clock. All are cordially invi
ted to attend.
We are closing out our Woo
Pumps, now is a good time to buy.
SPANoGLE L FUNK.
If somebody don't bring us in some
corn Immediately We will get into
row and probably get our head punch
ed. We want the corn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20

The following in regard to borrow
ing money WI clip from the Arapahoe
Pioneer, and recommend a careful
perusal by a great many of our rea-
ders in this county.
In nearly every case We believe
it to be a good thing, and to the best
interest of the country and the home
steaders, providing the borrower put
the money to a good use. By that
we do not mean to pay the printer, for
that is an acknowledged good thing
and a wise investment, but that the
borrower invest the money received
in a judicious manner in such proper
ty that if necessary he can at once
realize his full investment. The
only investment of hat kind now
open is stock. If at once upon the
receipt of his money the farmer will
look around him for young cattle, or
cows, and purchase as many head as
he can winter and carry through un-
til spring in good shape, or find a
flock of good sheep, if he has any
knowledge of them-if not, sheep are
more risky than cattle-and a man
who has his homestead mortgaged
can afford to run but few risks-buy
them and above all, after O have
bought stock take care of it. Do not
imagine you can set down and grow
rich. Either cattle or sheep need at
tention during the winter, and in
order to meet the interest on your
notes you must make your stock pay.
Therefore. we say if YOU invest your
money in stock and take care of it
you will be able to meet both inter
est and principle of the borrowed
money, and feel your ~fnanciering
was wise. But if you intend no such
investment, calculating to set down
and "eat up" the money or buy more
farming implements, it will end by
the interest falling due, and your be-
ing sold out. Facts are stubborn
things, but in this country they are
presented in their most stubborn
form. To give our readers some idea
of the amount of money being
leaned, We would state that in Furnas
and Gosper counties over one hun
dred loans have already been con-
sumnated, ranging from $500 to
$500, the majority being about e45O
each, making thus far shout as, 900
already brought into this vicinity by
loans on real estate. There are also
double that number of applications
now before the several agents Of loan
ing companies, and many more are
proving up" with the intention Of
borrowing money on their land. 1t
is certainly either make or break"
and the question win be decided by
the disposition made Of the money.
For the future of this country, your
self, your families. and all concerned,
We adjure you to be wise.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20
NOTICE

Sale Of Real Estate for taxes. On
the first Monday Of November 1851,
as required by Chap. u, Sec. 100
Statutes Of Nebraska, / will offer
at Public Sale, between the hours Of
> O'Clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. M, a,
the Treasures Office Of Webster Co,
Neb., all lands on which the taxes
for the year 1850 and previous years
remain unpaid. Sale To continue
from day to day until all lands. lots or
blocks have been offered.
l0-A-w +. III. JoNEs. Co. Treas.
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Republican Caucus,

The electors of Red Cloud precinct
are called to meet at the court house
in Red Cloud on Saturday October
Odd, 1881. at 2 O'Clock p. m for the
purpose of electing IL delegates to
represent said precinct at the county
convention to be held the following
Tuesday; and also to place in nomina-
ton candidates for the following pre-.
cinet offices:
Two Justices Of the Peace,
Two Constables,
One Assessor,
Two Judges Of Election, and two
Clerks of Election.
NJ. L. THOMAS,
Central Committeeman.
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CANANDoIcUA, Ontario Co., n. Y.
"A. a. OhAKN, VN D
]. A. TULLEYs, Clerk.

WV Sisoiio w., Az. Il.
Ed. CHIEF.-My dear sir. While
passing through the country between
Red Cloud and this place, l very
closely observed the crops of corn,
potatoes and vegetables, and I have
taken pains to enquire at a great
many stations along the road, of the
farmers in regard to small grain crops,
and from what I have seen, heard and
could learn, / find Nebraska is but
little behind any state / have passed
through. The crops in Ills, are
some better than they are in Neb-
raska, but III Iowa, Indiana, Michigan,
Canada and York state, are in a great
many places a great deal worse than
We have in Neb. And I would say
to those who have a farm in Nebras-
ka, stick to it, it is the banner state
for its age. You:can always hear OF
better prospects away from home, but
when yousgo in search of q better
place, and for better times, you sell
dom find it, it is always just q little
way farther on.
l left Red Cloud on the odd of Sept,
and arrived in Chicago on Monday
morning following. This was a great
day in Chicago, the funeral of Presi-
dent Garfield, and q day long to be
remembered by the Chicagoians. 1t
is believed that 100000 people witnes-
sed the funeral procession. I visited
the exposition there, which was in
session, and seen some of the great
mechanism Of America. After spend
ing a few days in Chicago, l LEFT for
this place, ria the Chicago 4 Grand
Trunk, r. W., and / would just Say
right here that the Grand Trunk il
not a first class road, or At least there
Is not first class accommodations by
any means, the train men are very
uncour.eous and independent. O. P.
Mckinley, -twho accompanied me
from Chicagol wee robbed Of ESQ, and
came very near loosing his watch on
this train, near Port Huron Another
person Was robbed Of Nothing of
any further importance occurred until
reaching this place, where ve met Mr..
A. L. Burton in the height Of glory.
This will be my headquastes for
several months. Please send me- q
CHIEF, and Oblige youn with best
wishes. D. s Huyrry
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20

wine is n mocker, and strong
drink is raging" Take PEIcKLY Assn
BrTTERs. 1t is not a beverage, bu, a
remedy for all i'll affects of an excess
of intoxicating stimulants. Don't
take a drink before breakfast Just
to wake you up" because YOU feel so
stupid and languid. You are sure TO
feeel worse as soon as the effec;
wear of. Take q half wine glass
Of PRICKLY ASH BirTERs. 1t will
brighten you up for the whole day.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to me by Note or Book account
will call Immediately and settle the
same, as 1 design closing out my
stock Of general merchandise at the
earliest day possible.
4-tf SAMUEL CARRIER.
September LIST, 1881.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that FL. W
Lee has filed his application in the
Office Of the County Clerk Of Webster
County Nebraska for Druggist, per
mi, TO sell malt. yinous and s~piri,uon-
liquors for medicinal and mechanical
purposes in Potsdam precinct, in said
county. Oct. 4th 1881.
9-t-3 Ed. w. LEE.
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Republican County Convention.

The Republican County Convention
in and for Webster County Nebraska
will be held at the court house in Red
Cloud on Tuesday, October 18th 1881,
at one o'clock p. m. for the purpose
of placing in nomination a candidate
for representative. The several pre-
cincts in the county are entitled to the
following representation based upon
the vote for Levt. Governor:
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"W Esi q { ss:s"

seen in this section Weight, IN flesh,
1900 pounds. Beautiful Bay. Symmet-
rical form, good life, high carriage and
best Of sl ~ kind a. \ kitten. His osnei
also has a good Jack with him 1t same
rates. Until further notice will Re
found sf the Commercial barn
Colts can he secn ~ the premises Of
jos. Fogle. State Greek; Esq. Vance,
Inavsle; o. Mccall, Henry Gerkke.
ut Becker's farm and Ralistons .. In
avaIe, also at Red Cloud Mule a;
premises Of Lew Smith and Ben Port
nier, Guide Rock. Elm creek mills
and Red Cloud mills.
The owner has entitled this Jack
Capt. Smith," being the famous Lew
Smith Jack, formerly Of Guide Rock
Shows the best stock N the valley.
d. LUTZ Propriesor.
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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 OF
borrowing money, to e 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 or
commissioning fee for making or
recording papers or taking acknowl-
edgements-no advance or seminar
nual interest. and no interest until
money Is actually in hand.
Call upon Or address
r A. SrMPsoN,
3Stf Loan Broker Blue Hill, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20

We understand that The eeunsy
commissioners affected q settlement,
with the county treasurer las, week
There ~ill be No statement; pubished
until the close Of the year.
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NOTICE.
u. s. LAND OFFICE.

u. LAND OFftE,
BL~OONISGrOS. NEE. October 10. 1881.
Complaint having been entered at
this Office by Rils J. Jonson, against
Emerson F. Taylor, for abandoning
his Homestead Entry No. 6307, dated
March 9Th. 1879. upon the southwest
section ~. township ) nprth range IL
west, In Webster County Nebraska,
with a view to the cancellation Of raid
entry: the said parties are hereby sum-
moned TO appear at this Office on the
u.s., day Of November, 1851, a, 10
O'Clock a. m, 20 respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment.
s. w. SwirzER, r. w. MONTGOMERY,
Register, Receiver.
l-w-4
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Will stand this season at Red Cloud
at last years rates, viz: $500 20 insure
single mare; Two mares $500: more
than two by the same owner. E09esch-
For the season, $500; single service,
$500.
This horse needs only 10 be known
TO be admired. He has been acknoyi-
edged by many good judges 70 be the
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20

Miner Bros. have just reed another
invoice Of neu clothing. in ORDER 10
supply their large aud increasing
trade in clothing. They aye head.
quarters for mems. boys aud youths
nyeFTnafs
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DISSOLUTION

Notice is hereby given ,ha, the co
partnership heretofore existing undci
the firm name Of A. A. Pope 4 Go.
is this day dissolved by mutual con,
sent. 4. 4. PorE.
l0w4 MITCHELL & MoEaAKr
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20

Primaries for the purpose of elect
ing delegates, are recommended to be
held at the usual voting places in the
several precincts, on Saturday October
I'D, 1881 at 2 o'clock p. m.
By order of Republican County Gen.
! trail Committee.
NJ. /. THOMAS. Chm.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20

Working-menl Look to your in
terests and save doctor bills, by using
DIR. Marshall's Lung Syrup for all
cases of coughs, colds, etc. Price
only twenty-five and fifty cents a
bottle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20
I Per Cent. Money to Loan

Money to prove up with o. 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. r. WILCOX.
Office next door to Chief Office. soft
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20

Smith Brothers still an
other important reduction in rate q!
interest on time loans. Straight nine
per cent annual interest. Call at the
Bank and leave your application.
40tf.
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land oaiec a, Bloomipr ,on Nsb. sept. IS. issi.

Land Oafee at BLOOMINGTON Neb. sept. Is. issl.
Notice 10 hereby given ,ha, the f~ollo-ins
nam ed settler has filed notice ofhiE intention 20
make hnai proof in support q h. claim. and
secu,e final entry thereof before james A. Tub
leys. Jerk Of the court in Webster county ., BE
Office in Red Cloud Seb.. on Saturday. October
I'D. 1881. viz
Cynsxirs scar~cE.
nd entry No. eSG for the : T. quarter se- ~
town 2 north rang. 10 west lie names the fei-
lowing witncsses 10 prove his continuous rosi-
dehce upon and cultivation q said iani ~
Ellsworth 4. Bail. Samuel W. Hall. thrists-
pher q. Cox all Of AaboJ = sS.. Gsorgs ". Bail
Of Red Cloud Neb.
sep23ocro 5. W. swITZER. Register.
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LEEiL NOTICE.

County Court.
Webster County. NetrsskaI
In the matter Of the estate al
Henry s.. Haley. deceased.
Notice 10 hereby riyen thst ! have appein
ted and set apart the lst day OF April A. u.
1852. for the bearing aud determining Of all
claims against the said estate. All creiitorp q
said estate will take notice and present their
claims to the County Count % said coGn,y
on or before said April isi. Is3s. and al e!s;s ms
not at that time presented will be forever
barred. have appointed Ansoa y. Becker
adminiStrator Of SAID estate.
In uit1ess whereof I have heressto sc. ny
hand and the Seal Of saId Court AZ Red Cloud.
this fstday Of October ISL.
e-i-5 yoas X. WILCOX. County Judge
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sep22oci90 S. " sWiTzER. Register.
Land osce a, bloomington. yeb. SEPT. 70. I~i.

Land Osiee At bloomington. Seb. sept. -. issi.
office IL hereby given that the following
named settler has f'ef notice % biz intention %
make final proof IN support Of h,s claim. ard
secure final entry thereof. proof 70 be made be-
tore Jaue IS A. Tul,eys. Clerk Of the Court ri
Webster county. Il his once. in Red 'l0sd
Neb.. on Saturday. October eth. 1881. via
CHRISTIAN BGEEE
ia entry No. 3is7 for the : = Sc y Y y :,
IS 4 quarter y r quarter see. 20 town !
north range Il west. lie names the i~oilo~ins
witnesses TO prove his continuous resiisrcs
upon and cultivation of said lard viz John
sorensen. EricS Erickson. ksut Erickson,
Christian Holt all of k'yertoa Neb.
sep22oet0 :, 81. SWIIZsfi. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20
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 q any timber
on the anne NJ. Il. MCNITT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20
$4,000 To Loan

On Real Estate security, at 9 per
cent, annual interest. No commits
sions. at The Webster County Bank.
Red Cloud. loft
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20

A sure cure for consumption, bron-
chial affections, sore lungs, whooping.
cough and all complaints Of the throat
lungs or chest. We mean DR.. Mar
shal's Lung Syrup.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20

Lard ONE nj Bloomington Web Sept. n. 1881.
Notice u hercby fis~b ,ha. tho foIlasibs-
psmci settler has Sled notice ~ his Intention
10 make fnai proof in Euppart Of III, ei.irn. sni
secure hnsl eb,ry thereof. before tho clerk o.
District Court. IN Webster coaniy AZ his eni1e
9Th. 1881. via
Hs~s HAssEs
I'D entry No. t4iS for the Y + So. 20 town :
north range III vest He names the sllow!n
Witnssses to prove bis continuous residence
upon an cultivation 81 said lard. viz. Sasn
Lindquist. James Anf.uGp. Clrs Jasrsrson
Nelson Lisshalt all % Rel Cloud veb.
sepz9o.t27 3. w. SWIILEit. REGISTER
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20

Headquarters for -four at Putnam's
Flour and Feed Store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20

A full stock of iron and wood
pumps. at MITCHELL & MORHARr.
Aft
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20

For SALE:-A span of three year.
old colts. Apply to +. NJ. Sawyer,
Cowles, Neb. OF
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20

For SALE:-l6O acres OF land :
miles southwest Of Red Cloud. partly
under cultivation. Timber and water.
Apply at this office.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20

If somebody don't bring us in some
corn Immediately We will get into a
row and probably get our head punch.
ed. We want the corn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20

Shipping tags can be had at the
CHIEF Office.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20

Land oaes at Bloomihxtor. Seb.. sep -. isSi
Notice Is hereby given that the ioiiawins
named settler has hied notice Il his in,eailsn o.
make nnsi proof IN support Of bis claim. aud
trict Court OF webster county Neb.. az has 9dsse
IN Red Cloud Nsb.. on Saturday. New. sth.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20
Special Notices.

Notices in this column will be charged S CO
Q line each week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20

I'D entry S25 for the quarter section 1
town : north range p west. lie name. the fol
losing witnesses TO prove bus Continuous resi-
dsnce uron aud cultivation u sail Land. via
William Thompson james Robin.aa Charlie.
Motley aud Abraham Reeve, si Of 8aids
Rock sch
'eg:'Octs7 s. w. swIrZER. Register.