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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-04

George Robinson, oolored excur-
sionist from Forest TO Vieksburg, on
Saturday last fell from the train IS it
pulled out from our depot, and was
instantly killed and horribly mudlla
ted He was sitting on the end OF a
car, aud whilst The train was stop
ping at the depot he lell asleep, and
then fell between the cars as they
started His femains were eathered
up and taksn TO Forest.-Brandon
Republican.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-04

a smart Vassar girl defines "a
straw 20 be 81 thing with a hole in
II, with a10 cen. man at one end and
% 20 cent drink at the other" That
gifl viii never marry.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-04

Preaching srd SUNDAY 10 each moith a
O'clock. p. y. bv Rev. q. @. kilg0ie, Of the
Methodist Church. Prayer meeting every
Thursday night.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-04

SIR. E. A. l. McHenry, formerly
sheriff Of Noxubae county, and for
come time q clerk TO The War depart
mont, died at Washington last week.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-04

"Bettef be alone than in bad COM
pany." True; but, unfortuqen
many persons are never in sA
company as when alone.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-04

OlsOIona Medical ASSOCIATION.
Meets the arst and third fritays Of each
month,
J.H. nlrzH Prest.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-04

There is temperance saciely ih
Russia that binds its member to alb
stain from brandy uttil it becomes
cheaper
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-04

Tha MESSENGER suggests $ + WI
son tor The Siaia Senate lrom G.uok
asaa aaa Monroe S 7 lisa tHe
blue. clever man, aad sh0all Chiek-
ssaw name himi Monroe SOB come %
bis suwo,tin sllIi paaiaay -Aaer-
deem Weekly
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-04

Tone Bl ea hung lsst frIdsy or
murder Is fasoo county, aad lbe
very mex day there were two mur-
dcrs hy negroes 10 the same county.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-04
svns.f V0S isLIers II:

VI mans Best Friend. To r.
lieve TIE aemag heart Of woman,
and Hru. ioy Waere sorrow Feigned
supreme q ieissi1n before which
tae ml.gs of laass dwindle into ut
ter mai- deanee This is the pecu-
iu proyiace 81 Bga3delds Female
Regulator which, from its number
less cures rs appropriately styled
'Womau'a Besi Friend" The dis
ress0nle mplaiu, known as whites,
aad yar.ors irrogularties OF the
womb, % which woman is subject,
dsspp l.ko magic before this
wuuH t.u. compound Physicians
pres -roen.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-04

It's estimated That 100000 copies
Of che revised version of the New
Testament have been cold Phila-
delphi9.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-04

Nzsfar, PA Darden, Fayette, Jefferson county
osefaf, ~. n. N. Durham, Lexington, Holmes
Lsetussr, B, b. Boono, lloonTille, Prentiss
Steward. J b. Bailey, Lake station, Newton
= ~. -. Williams, Okoloua, Chickasaw;
Chaplain. D. B. Hiil, Palo Alto, CLAY;
Tssas., r. q. DiNau, Jackson, Kinds
sac'y,f ~. j.. Williams, Rienzi, AleoFn
q. X. Il. Q. Galloway. Pontotoe, Puntotoci
Ceres, Mra. Mari l.. Darden, Fayette, Jefferson
Pomona, fannie Willis, Aberdeen, Monroe
Flora, T. J.. Robiason, fefest. Scott
l.. A. s." h. A. Aby. Pof; Gibson, Claiborne.
TWO MEMBERS EK CON.
!. L. Niord. Jackson, Kinds county,
T. y. smith, Verona, Lee county.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-04

lvASHoK No. no, meets fourth Thursday
night in each month.
J. S. CAIN, E. G.
Q. G. Ross, Recorder.
Royal Arch Chapter.
OkoloDa Chapter No. %, meets sesond Thurs
day night Ia each month.
T. W. WILLIAMS, H.P.
O. G. Ross Sec'y.
HousroN LoD0E, No. 81, meets second satur-
day, at ? o'clock p H., IN each month.
NJ. e. sHELL, W. n.
T.W. ScoTr, Sec'y
HousroS RoYAL ARon CHATTER, No. %,
meets first Saturday al o'clock P. H., in each
month.
7. MARTIN, H.
J. A. PUBKKT, Sec'y.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-04
HtsfofGsranges OfChIeixnsaw
COUNTY

A0AMANH
soarraEa ulTa vHR sAurs OF H6srER AND
aEcHEfAAY.
caekaaav goansy Grange, No, "a.
a 81 satsrday e 3anaafy april 3uly,
s.L.WiLsos, WI
as Hista GranFe. No. I52, meaia arsi
gsHrdavf4 aaeh month at 2 O'clock. " b.
Couch. Haaierf VA. Ford, sec'r.
sodan GrAnga, - 36s.
Nssis tfh Saturday u each month";
Ias. q. bishop. Master, John 9. Porter, seey
sociahoma Grange, So. zo7,
Meets Dad Saturday 10 each monih.
M Hssi, MfsIsr, Geo. DillaFdi aee'y.
Ahaa.a orange, 50. 2dIs
Nesl salnrdag heiqn the Sd hnuday ~ each
@ Hswssd Il assaF. J. 9. Blue. ser'Y.
EHanhaEanchee trluee, No. aol.
Msss. Saturday before the zad sunday 10 eaei
wsSss sS8,ni psa.a. Master, D. W. Psdsn, sso'y
Houlka Orange so. l35,
slssta saiunday before Che srd sunday u
saeh noalh . n Thompson Master Z. 4.
Habsan. secy.
OkoloBa Granes No. 2ls.
ntala llh satarday in each month. }. =.
Frans has.srS v. A. Dearing seer.
Arrival and Departure ea Maii~
Eaypt naii arrives every day, (excepi Sun
day Rt11 o'elaek, and leaves same day a
ofel3ct, p N.
Frsn flfaboro arrives Tuesdays Thursdays
snd s.l#aayus 81 m., and leaves P. m.'
a Po11tot, ieaFes Houston Mondays and
Frlaays q q. m., and arrives Tuesdays anc
Saiultafa A . ,. D.
nrom H4snads > Hoaslod arrives Wednes-
days faags ahd sainrtay Al P. m, and
a.m. ezeh Nsek.
West Point, AFrigea Tuesdays and Saturdays
af ~ q. n aud leaves ;. 10. same days
Rates of CQmmisaien charged Cor Money Or
daTa
0n orders ndl eEtaaHnr si3 10 ris
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-04

Slavery and the slave trade are
to be abolished in 3 }pt, By the
KhejNe
-aaz--e saaas
Can young ladf who's cseriast-
ing'p kui.tiug her Yebro 5 be said
90 be industrious lex
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-04
Dice. of slale Grange.

Justice c. Orr on tue lst Saturday NJ Buena
Vista, and at Meals Store on the Pad Saturday
a each month
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-04

HAAN hAAAAA AAANH
5aslice n. ]. Allen, sit on the first
gaiurdaYs "a each month at Meals Store, and
eH third Saturdays In each month At Bneua
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-02
INAvALE, May 2lst, 1881.

ED. CHrEF.-Wc have been anxious
ly waiting for some gifted writer to
answer "Betsey's" communication ON
Woman's Rights, but l suppose they
are all busy with their spring house
cleaning.
would like to ask how any mar,
ried man can vote against woman
suffrage, they are certainly blind to
their Own interest, when they talk OF
keeping their own wives down below
the lowest negrOs. And now let me
tell you what some men say, they say,
they are willing that all widows should
vote; well, Sc am ! willing, not only
widows, but every woman of q years
of age and over, should have the right
Of suffrage, and Oh! the widows
there would be if only widows could
vote.
l a tell you thing, and that is
the prospect for a good crop in Neb.,
has been splendid since they have
been talking of giving woman her
just rights, it doesen't look as though
it was flying in the face of providence,
does it?
News is scarce in this neighb0r.
hood, every one is busy getting in
their crops, except of our bach
elOr neighbors, he has his crop all
planted and now is building a new
house and we all think he is getting
the house ready for some one to take
care Of while he is %cultivating his corn.
We will all be glad when Charley
brings his bride home for it must be
lonesome with only the dog and once
in a while a snake or two.
Gardens are all looking well and
everything is just lovely.
We would like to see you out this
way, Mr.. Editor, and see how this
country has improved since you was
here.
You may hear again from,
WONAN's RICHTER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-02
WILL Wyn II Yar1.

The ILLUSTRATED ScExTIHIc News
has again reached our editorial table,
and right glad we are 70 welcome the
June number which is unusually full
Of handsome engravings and interest
ing and valuable reading matter.
Under the management Of Its new
publixhers-Messn. Mum 4 Co.-the
ILLUSTRATED SCIENTIFIC News has
risen to the front rank Of illustrated
journals published in this country,
and being issued at . very low price.
it IL within the reach Of all Who are
in novelties, science, the useful arts
and natural history.
The June number contains hand
someiy illustrated aE0e3es on The
Chimpsnsee and Gorilla, Ostrich
Farming, New Frsl0 Locomotive.
The Maxim Fire Boat, Pesforating
Machine, . new and novel EnbroidsF-
ing Fn0e, the7new Rsc9ric NiddlinR
Purifier, snd's'uus1bsr Of oeh1 hand
some illuGoufsonss- baid0 lafeo
number ofiusssesting arsie30 nj &c.
companiedFhy 0Erxsiner-
m suhsc1iption price ofthB- hask
aeHF9 - 1i.so per anuum, o. IS
coy, andicsn b hsd' q al
~1mW or from Publisher,
.A~1r 4 Co, 81 Park Ec~.
HeW 0OS
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-02

The Literary Revolution Is prompt
with ID edition q the Revised Tesla
mcnt, The British monopoists "un.
chained" their edieisn on the morning
Of My e0sh. and at $50 r. ~, the
same day, the American edition Was
all in type. and Of the various editions
Of the entire Testament and the Cos
pels Doblished sepersteIy - many a.
5O;0U0 copies q day will be manufac-
tured till the demand Is met The
prices for the very Handsome editions,
in type nearly double the size Of the
British edition, are ~ follows:
The New Testament complete for
10 cents.
The Gospels complete for ! cents.
The Gospels separately. each 2 cents.
And in various forms and styles. up
to full Turkey Morocco, gilt edges,
for the new and old versions on pages
facing for $50.
This edition 10 for sale By the lead
ing booksellers Of the United States. or
they will be sent by mail on receipt OF
price, Liberal terms are allowed 10
clubs. Address, American Book Ex-
change: 764 Broadway New York.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-02
SOMETHING loI lAaxI2s 20 THINK o..

SOMETHING loI IAal11s 30 THINK o..
Some thoughts about grain and
stock farming. and the kinds of stock
that are the safest and surest in their
returns to the farmers.
This is no doubt q settled conclusion
among intelligent farmers, if no others,
that exclusively grain raising in this
country will break the oldest man"
who tries it, and many are, we fear,
Over-anxious, to try their hands in
horned stock, over-anxious, we say,
because they seem to us to be willing
to pay for calves and yeariings almost
As much as they can reasonably ex-
pect to realize from them a year later,
regardless of the risks of murrain,
blackleg, staggers, fever &c. and es-
pecially the expense of warm dry
shelter and good and substantial feed
for the winter seasons. Sheep, much
like calves, require constant and
close attention, and often during the
storms Of weather or epidemic whole
flocks are terribly decimated, il not
destroyed. Then. again, the crop,
which is their wool, is subject to great
fluctuations in the market, and neither
can sheep or cattle or even hogs be
well cared for without the aid of a
team, and since no one can be any
thing like an independent or success
full farmer without n team, it would
seem Of the utmost importance that
he have such . team ~ will best serve
him for labor, and ut the same time
yield the largest and surest income
outside Of their labor or in connection
with their labor. And this brings US to
what VIC desired to call especial atten
ton 70, viz: colt and mule raising, and
more particularly the latter. But few
who have given the matter thought
and figures deny that mules and colts
in the time Of Development, and il
seems to us equally A. clear and con
elusive that they lead by quite . large
margin in point Of price at the same
age. to say nothing Of the greater care
and expense attending the raising Of
colts, as compared to mules. But -
VI are confined to half q column
space, and half an hours time for this
article, ne must hasten to note the
essentialGAct that We purpose TO have .
little show Of our own stocks colts,
tbOth horse and jack,) on Saturday
June 18th, when We expect to show
three yearlings and eight or ten suck
ling colts and ~ many mules as We
can induce to come. We will give
two dollars to the NJ who shows the
best colt from Honest Fred, age con-
sidAred. And We will also give three
dollars to the one who shows the best
mule from Capt. Smith. alias the Lew
Smith Jack, age considered. While
We do this to exhibit our own stocks
fOals, which We deem the best sdver.
tisement stock animals can have, we
cordially invite others to show their
stocks foals, and let breeders choose
their stock animals. Exhibitors Of my
stocks foals will elect their own
judges at the time. ID. LUrz-
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-02

A full line Of State Journal Co.'S,
Blanks 1.-THE standard blanks q he
state) are always kept for sale 81 the
CHEZ o1ice, and 1t the same prices
thai they are sold st in Lincoln and
Omaha. he allowing - . partial E1s
of blanks on hand:
Warranty DccdH.
Mortgage DEEDS.
Chattle Mortgages,
Search wagrants.
Mecbsnio kein.-
Power Of AfeDfney.
Ellis Of Sale.
Quit Claim Deeds.
6umsoos (originall,
Summons feopy1
Appsi tsdsrt.tin<.
EIseu1gu.
,Ordsr n Attachment,
Ah6dsvn Of Vendor - Le,sos.
AasEnmepe d Nossgs0e,
freeipe-
4ceisp efCoastsuRe Ssfe.
Bssnk Receipts.
yank Noes
Releaoe0f Ycssksge
&rpmnus7 hr Warmly Decd.
e0opiaint 70 ksgP sAs Ntses.
&c. &c, b.
And mape I'll EiBd10bAnkS Usd By
yotasio Fuhhe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-02
Exhibition
70 b eivsa By ths Pupils sf tie Bed o1saa
Schools, ct The esust House, 1filsy
Nieht, June 3rd, ian.
PROGRAMME.


Exercise Song, : Primary pupils.
Recitation.-A Boys Speech, Hurdle
Dow. Dialogue, kings and Queens.
Recitation ,-Death of Minnieha ha,
Jennie Dixon. Dialogue,-Examin-
ing Committee.
TABLEAU, PRAYER
Colloquy,-Mission Of the Spirits.
Song,-Hattie Gore. Dialogue,-Irish
School Master. Recitation,-AbFa-
ham Davenport, Arthur Dixon
TABLEAU, No Cross, No CROWN.
Colloquy,-Earth Child in . Fairy
Iand.. Song.-One of the Sweet old
Chapters Dialogue,-Tt for Tat.
Recitation.-The Baron's Last Ban
quet. Colloquy,-Mother Goose's
Persenifications. Scng,-Trip Lightly.
Dialogue Mysterious 6: G..
TABLExr, Riasr VISIT
Dialogue,-ThG Village with. one
Gentleman. Recitation,-A Birds.
Eye View, Hattie Becksn- Colo
qpy,-Meeting Of the Wind song
NhAny Schmoker.-
TABIEAU, MasUSDEMsrASD.
DlaIogns-The Cat Without IN
0wner. Song and. Esb3e>n-Me Ten
Virgins. +
ADMISSION 3scte ptoeceds to 20
toNard School Ljhay. Exercises 20
begin promptly st Q O'Clock
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-02

The strawberry festival season u 1t
hand.
Jas. Murphy added to cor financial
resources last Monday.
Mr. T. Lawler handed US the filthy
lucre" for the CHIEF another year, last
Saturday.
VIM. Sawyer, Of Guide Rock has the
contrac: for driving the piling for the
new bridge.
Several dwelling houses are in
course Of construction IN Red Cloud
at the present time.
The members Of the N. f. Sunday
School will give o Strawberry and Ice
Cream Festival on the evening of June
9Th, at the NJ. E. Church.
Fresh Strawberries By the casc or
box can he had at Putnam's store
every day in the week. Call and get
q few boxes, they are delicious.
The county treasurer Of Harlan
county was impeached for wilful viola
tons of the law and ousted from
Office, and now the commissioners are
after the county clerk for like Of
ences.
J.. G. Potter has on hand Q supply of
the latest styes of first class clothing
which he is anxious to close out ut
bed rock prices. He will make it an
object for you to buy Of him. and
don't you disremember it.
The ferry boat at Nebraska City res
cued several hundred people from the
Overflowed Missouri bottoms during
the recent high waters. They were
lodged in the marine hospital at that
place until the water subsidized.
Mrs. Clara B. Colby, of Beatrice. will
address the people Of Red Cloud on
the Suffrage Question, Saturday even-
ing June 18th, 1881. Mrs. Colby is O
lady Of talent and culture. and
whether the people arc in sympathy
with the movement OF not, they will
be interested in her lecture.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-02
SPECIAL SCHOOL ELECTION,

1phs qualia d voters Of school district Ne. {:
Webster coo nty. Nebraska are hereby noti-
led hat IN election will b held CO fritsy.
June 18th. 1881. bstw eea the h"ap ell o'clock
?. T.. aad o clock 2. =. in sceordancs With Q
petition Of 8. C. 60ith. J. L.. Miner. ID. ID.
kpeaogie end sishty-eieht other Dseities err,
bsSoe moro tAsa ess-t6ird Of he ssali 81
yesess Of ssA district. q Which e~isesioa The
follovine a~usstios viii BE- NbDiusd:-shaIl
the distiiet eaes, b. .sssheetssA 70 iss.s tts
amount q s.ooo. 70! ths erection Of . sshssl
hsess @ GossA - - Aesisnstet b. The v:sess
2 he din res q ? Seesi.l Ses.iss s.llsd i.s
tAe .es,ssss, .sP:,cs.s % sssslis.: - e
u the district Said bosds % esas dsts ef Ass.
ust LIST. 1851. 10 b d The desenisatiss u
o1SoQ eeeh. seA % b. peyse1s - follow:
0ae besA q he expirattoe oftsa ysass frso
dsAs. asd eas bssd sassslly thsesahse ssul
~ afS paid. - bsaS istsssss o. the rsas 81
ssvsa pss eset ~ seaso. paysbs sossAIy
% boasss % interest 90 Dous stfscAsd thssses.
DsiDsipsl ssd Interest peysblsas .bs eoee q
tkN so0sty treasurer 81 " sbstss eossty. 10 1sd
Cssi. Noh. Al ai1 slsssioe shs bslles shall
- II The fellovins fern. Wis:
AGAINST 0ono0.
The place Of voting win b in he ed school
kcuss IN p0iA district
b. osdsr Of Tie Trsstsss Of school district No.
:, Webster Csssty Eeh.
Red Cloud. Mob, nsy 5Ist, 1881.
so Al. ksHaBY. Director.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-02

The sweeping tide Of prosperity il
shown BY the immense increase OF
business in the Patent Office, General
Land Office. Pension Office, and other
Departments Of the Government.
Patent cases, Pension claims, Con.
tested Land entries, or other business
placed i'm the hands of Presbrey 4
Green, Attorneys. 500 It'll st., Wash.
ington D. c., will have immediate At
tentiOn.
Enclose stamp for information.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-02

Rc6y is agent for the celebrated
Milford -four, he hes . large supply Of
both grades on hand. The poorest
grade Of this 1our is superior 70 the
best grade Of -four sent out BY other
manufacturers. Call at Roby's and
get . sack. and have some nice, light,
sweet, and white bread. 3Stf
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-02
NOTICE 30 :IAc1I2S

Hstsss b hssssy given. that I Win s.scis.
I'll pespsns Who 0sy asstrs TO 80 tssnsesvss
SSaSS osSssls q wshstss county. si Red
Cle.l % the 6rst sstardsy 10 The . sths 81
fsss.sy. xey A.s.se .sd Ncys. ri ~
.snsJ. Ami, Juiy ssA oessber. A. 0ss4e
6sek . sbs fuYs SATURDAY u TIE osefhs -
YseeA. Jvoa, SsStsa her ssd isses1ees.
A. 4. fopo-
Csaa,y s.pssintssAsss 81 Pssas IssiFues'se
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-02

LssS 0aes =, hloe0insten. Nee. Nay S. 1881.
named settles has nisA notice Of bis i~ntention &c
make lnsl peoef 10 support Of bis claim, end
sscare Anal eatsy thereof prof 70 b aads -.
Wsbstss eosaty. at his o0es. In Red Ciosd,
Nsb- on Friday, July 18th. 1881. via:
Dawn HuDsoH.
I'D satFy No. Isl for the N " e Bee. 6 town
} nostA range . vest. and nance the foliovins
- his witnesses to psSvs coatiuuoas resideace
ea and cultivation of said tract viz ID
Roblaeoa. Williaa Wukissoa, Esbees Taylor
naylasasl6 >. W. SwIrzER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-02

The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will give a strawberry fes-
tival at the rooms over Sherwood
store, on Tuesday eve, June It'll. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
The Ladies of the Union are invited
to meet at Mrs. Vests on Saturday,
June 4th, Mt ! p. m, to complete ar.
engagements for the festival.
By order of Committee.
Red Clound, May 81.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-02

Not the Crown Of Kings, mol the
Crown Of Glory, but the CraWn Sewing
Machine, the latest and best machines
in the market, it will pay you to call at
the P0st-Ofice and see it before YOU
purchase! For Sale by n. b. McNrrT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-02
EFko~yRArpRsHKEEP COOL

Mitchell & Noshars have just ~.
essved Q lct 81 Refrigera,ors shich ars
M sale ~ their sscs-. cheap. The,
are Just the thing that ever Am,iy
needs ~ keep their butter. milk. az.
m \ nice condition for use. Gall ri
Mitchell a Morhsrt's hardware store
md examine these good. and get
prices and We know you ~ill buy.
Sss
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-02

Smith Brothers announce still an
other important reduction in rate Of
interest on time loans. Straight ntst
pry ossk anasai isterca. Call ut the
Bank and leave your application:
tOsf.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-02

Land Once 1t BiooninstOn Esb. April q. 1880.
Notiss 10 hereby given that The follovias
aansd settler hes Sled notice Of his iaisntion to
make anal proof in support Of his eiaia. ss4 80
case Gsal satsy thereof hefors jane A. rsl-
lsys clerk Of couFt in " lobster county. q his
once in Red Cloud Ssb.. o q Tuesday Jsly
9TH 1881, Wis:
JoasPs ". AcRsR.
H'd entry No. ~. for the N Z = sec. ].
town Z north range II west and names the fol-
lowing as his witnesses TO prove contipuous
rseideoce on and cultivation Of said tract via:
Louis N. Dawson, jacob 4. AsItiand. John
Neb.
maySjuns9 s. W. SWITzER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-02
LEGAL NOTICE.

willism Strain will tsks notice that On the
Jastee Of the Peace In and for webster eossty
Nsbsasks. iausd an order Of sttschmsnt for
the sun Of twenty four dollars and Is eesu
liam n. Roby il plaintiG and lillian StYsia b
defendant. Said cause Wss eont'nued to the
18th day Of June. A. d.. 1881 1t 10 o'clock IN.
WiLLiAH B. ROSY.
39t5 By CAsa d NCNENy. his Att'ys-
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-02

MARR1ED.-ECKERT- FROsT-At the
residence of d. 5. Kauble, Oriole
Smith Co., Kansas, by Ora Jones
Esq. George w. Eckhert Of Webster
County Nebraska, to Miss Clara
Frost of Weston POttOwattamie Co.,
Iowa. May oath, 1881.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-02
MONEY 10 LoANi

Money tn prove up with on final ~.
ceipt. or on DECIDED land a, s per cent,
and : 8 per cent. commission. ar a,
straight 10 per cent. no commission.
JSo. X. WILCOX,
Office next door tn Chief Office. sef
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-02

Headquarters for -four n fssnsmis
Hloas and ICED Seor-.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-02

Land OAes ct Bioominssoo Neb. Nay 81. 1851
Notice 10 hereby given thai, the following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention q
make 6nsl proof in support Of his claim, sad
seesre nnal entry thereof before janice A.. ral-
leys. clerk Of coart In Webster county. At 10 Of
See in Red Cloud. Nsb.. on Saturday JULY 9th,
1851, viz:
Louis ScHuAn.
hid entry No. g705 for the southeast quarter oi
section Is town I north range 2 west. and Nance
the following - his witnesses TO prove e~ontinu-
Gus residence upon and cultivation Of aaid Tract
viz: La old Wiks John Hemlbsrs OWN
Lalley and MATHS Bsnkss. oil Of Thomasville
Nebraska.
ma5jup9 8. W. SwITZeR. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-02

LAsd oAes st BiosoiaCos. NsS., Nay 6. 1881.
Notice h hsssAS eivss that the follevins
naosA ssttles hes Sled sotics Of BE i~assatiea .
nAke 1nai proof in support Of his eiaia. aaA
secure 1nsi satsy. tAssscf. befees Clerk of Die
IN Red t1osa MOI. on Saturday. July 10th.
WILLIAs n. DsiAHcr.
So. 20 town ? north rasGs u vet. and
nance the lolloviae - hts witnsses 10 prove
eoatissoss rssidsees On .sA cultivstioa Of aid
traet via: Lewis Mod. Obed n. Harvey. DsyiA
Ralssoa and Charles II. bsrbar al Of In
avsle Neh.
mayl2junel6 s, W. SwIIzER, Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-02

The ". G. T. u. viii give . straw
berry festival next Tuesday. June 7,h.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-02

u . fine honc. being of P~rcheron.
Canadian and Blucher-M Morgan stock.
beautiful dapplc hay. sixteen hands
high, weight. 1900 pounds.
JOHN BOSCH.
S$m3. Amlpy. Nrb
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-02

The fine Saaliion known az Tom
the property of David Bocs.h will
stand for mare. the prc>cn, season at
the following rates, viz O. Ia insur-
single mare,t~o mares. tls. mors
thar two BY the sane ~ o. "a. n.
For the season %: Single service. o.
Will stand 1t Red Cloud on FRIDAY
and Saturday Ut each web: nj Guid-
Rock. Monday. and Tuesday,. III each
seek. and q Amboy Wednesdays and
THURSDAYS.