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The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24
1~hansgivine Dinner.

The Ladies Aid Society, will give q
regular ald-fashioned Thanksgiving
dinner, at the NJ. E. church, consis-
ting of hot roast turkey, roast beef,
chickens, pies, vegetables, and all
the accessories thereunto belonging.
The price will be 40 cts. o single ticket
or IS cts. a couple. This is done to
induce each young gentleman who
comes. for his dinner to bring his
sister, or somebody's sister.
A small reduction will be made to
families, thereby making it cheaper
for them than to prepare q dinner at
home. Dinner will he ready soon
after the morning service at the other
church, and can be procured from
that time until 3 p. m.
There will be o Dime Social ut the
same place in the evening. SEC.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24
Woman's Column



The Woman Sunr,0 Society ne,
pursuant N adioarnmcns ~ the rcsi.
denee o Nn. T. G. Van A.tn.
ns meeting called u o<,icr by the
president N;Dase u the previoa.
meeting read snd approved.
Several sections % the Statutes Of
the seste OF Nebraska, read and co.,
sisered. and by vote ordered publish
ed in the woman's Column Of the Red
Cloud CHIEF.
A number Of appropriate aud inter
es;ing selections we're read. Al
journei 10 meet At the residence Of
Ms. A MeNin. on Friday evening
the ID. Of Dec.
Mas. A. McNrrr. Presiden,.
L. b. KNIGHT, Secretary.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24
c1 Greek I:sma

En- CHIEY:-We noticed in your
paper a few interesting items from
Walnut, which aroused our curiosity
and We thought . few items from Dry
Creek would be interesting to your
many readers.
We can hardly agree with ~. No.
HO." in being 81 partial to . few: We
owe many respects to u citizens;
therefore will slight none, but will
begin at the source Of the creek and
so u the mouth, or Jumping of pIaoe.
Please take no offense at our few
feeble remarks, for our pen may lead
us astray.
: Ed. Engler has built = new house
out OF Nebraska brick; which We are
afraid will not stand the gentle
breezes.
Uncle Rosacrans, although 70 years
old, is not discouraged with farming.
but has plowed nearly two acres a
day; which, we think pretty good for
a man of his age. Success to him, is
our wish.
Miss Ida is at home attending
school. That is right, Ida, for it re-
quires o good education to teach q
school of one.
Henry Serl is also preparing his
farm for another crop, may the bugs
not trouble you Henry.
A bouncing girl ut Ceph. Roeacran's,
the mother is doing we'll, the father
we fear will loose his reason.
School began last week, with Miss
Maggie Noble rs teacher.
o. r. Doves is going to leave his
farm and move to town; they vii! be
missed on the creek; being among the
first settlers. There are not many of
the pioneer ladies who have endured
the h~ardships that Mrs. Downs has,
We hope the change is a pleasant ono
for her.
Pierce's have relatives visiting them
from the east, and, we understand
they intend locating here.
John Jones has bought some lots
in New Ark Kearney county, with in
tentions of making it is his future
home, and would like q good renter
on his farm. His wife is ON the sick
list.
Joe Jones smiling face, was seer at
our doors, we like to see you Joe, but
ike to see your beef the best.
Tom Vaughn is able to support a
watch.
Tom Jones was a guest on our creek
last week, we understand he is not
going to risk the prophesy Of . mild
winter, but is about to take unto him.
self q help-mate. Quite . good idea
Tom.
~. No. Ho" thinks . lyceum
would be interesting. Suit the action
to the word and organize at once, and
the people Of this creek will gladly
assist. Two ORPHANS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24
walnut csoSk Items.
WALNUr. Nov. FL. 1881

WALNUT, Nov. 81, 1881.
The Methodist church of this place
received another member, q week ago
Walter Noble was baptized and re-
ceived in full membership.
Both of the Walnut Creek schools
are m "fulr blast" One taught by
Mrs. Pose Noble and the other by
Miss Emma Hare, and be it said to
the credit OF this part of the county
that they are not so very cheap
either.
We have just been told of a dis
graceful row that occurred a short
time ago, ear here. Such things
ought not to be. We have always
considered the people of Walnut to be
ladies and gentleman, and Ne are glad
to say that the event Of which we
speak occurred across the state line.
We had our expectations raised
high by the report that We were to
have . singing school in our midst,
but We are doomed to disappointment,
for there is no singing school
for us.
Ceph and Nelse Rosacrans have all
the work they can attend to, they are
the boss" plastercrs.
Mr.. Holdredge has just returned
from q visit ut Bloomington.
Almost all the horses in this neigh
Ebssheod are sick with the pink-eye.
These ws = lively time 1t the cleo
ton in this psecinct. For our part
We were sorry that any one should
vote anything but tie straight
ticket.
Quite . pleasant party gathered II
the residence Of squire Holdredge on
Friday evening last It Is needless to
cay all present enjoyed themselves.
fes hey aluAys do there
News rather scarce just now, bat
M Arnison has given A4 promise
that there IL going to BE- . wedding
there seon- Tally ONE for some
enc. q. No To.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24

The following sections Of the law
contained in the Statutes Of Nebraska
were quoted by the Hon. l. NJ. Corrcll
in his lecture here, and o good many
persons have since said there WAS no
such thing in the Law.
DEcEpENrs.
Sec. lst.-The widow Of every de-
ceased penon shall be entitled 10 q
dover. or the use. during her natural
life. Of ons+Aind part Of all the lands
whereof her husband was seised, of
all estate Of inheritance at any time
during the marriage, unless she is law.
fully barred thereof.
Sec. 29.-When any man and his
wife shall be seized, in her right Of
any estate Of inheritance in lands, the
husband shall on the death OF his wife,
hold the lands for his life as tenant
thereof by curtesy.
DIVORCE n ALINoSY.
Sec. % -When marriage shall he
dissolved by the husband being SEN
fenced TO imprisonment for life, and
when . divorce shall be dccreed for
the cause Of adultery committed by
the husband, or misconduct, or drunk
eness Of the husband, or on account of
his being sentenced to imprisonment
for the term Of three years or more,
the wife shall be entitled to her dover
in his lands in the same manner NJ il
he were dead; but she shall not be
entitled to q dover in any other case
Of divorce.
Sec. 24.-When q divorce shall lie
decreed for the cause Of adultery com.
mitted by the wife, the husband shall
hold her personal estate Jorerc~, and he
shall hold her real estate, SO long as
they both shall live; and il he shall
survive her, he shall hold her real
estate for his own life, As tenant by
curtesy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24

We are obliged tO omit the publ
cation of the second article, written by
a lady, censuring,M Mr.. Kenney for his
contemplate fling at the woman's
suffrage association, published in his
paper last week, for the reason that
the other article wa already in type,
and for the further o that the
last handed in was q little too compli-
mentary to the personal appearance
Of the editor of the CHIEF. Our SYM
pathies are, of course, with the ladies
who are, very justly, offended at the
dirty black-guard who has needlcssly
assailed them. /.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24

Rev. Hawley, pastor of the NJ. E.
church Was the recipient of q hand
some compliment from MI. Besley, OF
the firm of Besley & Perkins, last
Sabbath. Mr.. Besley is almost a
stranger in Red Cloud, and when he
met Mr.. Hawley he took him to he
the editor of CHIEF, which mistake
Mr.. Hawley of course received as a
compliment.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24
Public Sale.

/, the undersigned, win sell at public
sale, about six miles southwest Of Red
Cloud, on south side Of the river. on
the place known - the Maxwell farm,
on Wednesday November 3Oth, 1881,
commencing 1t 10 O'Clock, q. m. the
following described property, to-wit:
cows and one calf. 6 yeariing
steers. 5 yeariing heifers, S spring
calves, e0hesd Of spring shosts, 2 work
horses, and I yearling colt, I double
set Of hsrness, ! sulky stirring pillow, ]
double harrow, I new mower, I new
wagon, I corn cultivator, IS tons Of
hay, corn, in the crib and some wheat
and other things 10 numerous TO men
ton.
TERMS OF SALE-An aouuts oft5 and
less. cash. All over 35, three months
time Win be given. with approved &C.
curity. /.
6. W. HuANEI. Administrator.
JoHy SsoDDARD. Auctioueer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24
THE SUNDAY

T. DE WITT TALMAGE, DID. Editor.
The December number of this favor
lite periodical appears with the popu-
lar divine, T. De Witt Talmage, b. D.,
az Editor, and extremely good ~ it
has hitherto bsen, it has acquired in
creased brilliancy from his connection
with it. In his characteristic initial
address, TO the People," he says:
I'VE promise nothing, except to
trust in God and do our level best.
Our religion is sunchine, end the diff
erence between earth and heaven is
that the sunshine of earth sometimes
gets beclouded, but heaven is ever
lasting sunshine. We mean to cult
waite the largest catholicity. We want
in our Magazine to help make Sunday
the brightest, and most entertaining.
and the happiest day Of the week.
We believe there is no other Sunday
Magazine In A mericA, So the field il
clear. We propose beginning in our
next series of articles on People We
hare Met and will before We get
through, set forth some of our con-
temporaries Of the pulpit and the
press. They have often given their
ideas of US. We will give our ideas OF
them" The leading article Of the
number is entitled, THE Christian
Statesmen, James A Garfield" by the
Editor, which Is replete with interest
ing "reminiscences, and il finely illus
trated. Among the other particularly
noteworthy illustrated articles are
Malta" "reminiscences of IN Old
New Yorker" Religious Dissent in
Russia. The Prince Imperial Men,
o~rial," A Missionary Emancipator.
ETC., etc. The interesting story, May
Cunningham's Trial" Is continued,
and there are several short stories,
sketches, essays, etc, by Eessor Kirk.
Augusta Browne GAEret, Rev. Mr..
Deems, Rev. j. H. Waterbury, ETC.,
etc. The poems possess great merit,
and the miscellany is attendant, en-
tertaining and instructive. The price
of . single copy is 25 centss the annual
subscription -; six months, $3.50;
four months 81; sent post-paia Adj
dress. Frank Leslie, PublisAef, s., IS
and 81 Park Place n. Y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24
Choice Teas and Coffee.

AN. Cook is agent for the San
Francisco Tea Company, for Webster
CO.., Nebraska and Smith Co., Kansas,
and Will esM On you with samples Of
Tea and Coffee, which he is selling at
prices below what can be- haa at any
store in the county, for the sasns
class of goods. Goods delivered n
your door, and if not satisfactory, after
trial the agent will refund your
money. Try those goods and you
will use no other. l6-w4
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24

Just after election Mr.. Hawley, who
was defeated in the race for Judge
ship, was asked how he felt, well"
he replied, Il feel pretty much -
Lazarus felt" Lazarus 1" "What do
you mean by that" was asked.
why" said he, LAZARUS was licked
by dogs, and so was L"
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24

Land oGes at Bioooias,se. .Nsh. Nov. 4. issi.
Netis. I. Asr.eE give. ,s.' q: f~eIis.iss-
to make 6sal proof IN support sf his claim. esd
that said proof vii be ns4s besor Cisrk Do
triet Court W ebstss Coustys t Red Cloud Nsh.
IN saturday DecsWbsr 10 1851.
BHpx w. SaislRY.
HID No Obs for the southwest quartz, zee. Q
town sn range ~. lie names The foiIovias
Witnesses To prove his continuous rssidencs
upon and cultivation Of ssid lspi viz: John A,
Smith Of Thomssyilis Nsb.. joshua nsitoa Of
Blae Hin Neb jobs q. Robinson 81 1hsmas-
viil: Sss,. Arthur A. rops 2, Nd clssd Nsa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24
Land Once 1t Fiooainstos. N.b. Oct. p. ISL

Land Once ct Ploonington. Nsb. Oct. q. 1891.
Notice 10 hereby silven that the following
named settler has 6ied notice Of bis inteptioe
to make final proof ia support Of his claim. and
Of District Court in Webster Coysy ~ Red
Cloud Neb., On Saturday Nov. 18th. 1881. Wis:
joss fARsss.
Gusslian Of Mioos Helm Of John suss deed.
IA entry No. 5slo for the Is SEA nss< - ed
sstz nsH zee. 10 town n rasss -. He nsoss
follevins Witnesses % prove his sosttnvess
rssilsne e. seos. sAd cultivation Of ssil lssA
VIC. Jacob KiDAehsr. Jacob Postsiss, Issish
Hsissosa. zsshssisA Croxtes. all % 0si4s
ees55osvIS 8. y. swiTzRR Rssissss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24

What has got into the people that
they cut. shoot and injure each other
SO terribly, Of late. We havn't picked
up an exchange for the last month
that did not give an account of ono OF
more shooting or stabbing scrapes.
II is about time q stop Was put to this
sort Of thing.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24

We publish this week q letter from
Dry Creek. written by a new cores
pOndent-or rather two Of them, and
1.-TWO Orphans" If We were al
lowed to guess, which of course we
are not, We should say the letter was
the production OF two mischevous
girls. Come again, you Orphans"
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24

Our down town contemporary seems
to have suddenly conceived a violent
for Mr.. Chas. Buschow,
the county treasurer elect, judging
from the amount of "taHy" admins
tered in his last issue. We were not
surprised to learn that the said "taffy"
was extremely nauseating to Mr..
Buschow.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24

1t has been suggested 10 Us that the
town councilmen should make an
effort 70 improve The sidewalks and
have some new ones put down, or
else disband and become wanderers
and vagabonds on the face of the
earth"
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24

We learn that the household of Rev.
f. Middleton was made happy. recent
ly, by the appearance of an heir.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24

Lasd Once st Bloouiastss Seh. Nov. 4. ISL.
Notice 10 hershy given that the f~siio.iss
named settler has disd nottes II his intsntion %
make naal proof 10 support Of bis eiaiu, and 30.
cure anal ss9y thereof. before the C1srh Of
the Court Wesstss Cosnty Sss 4. OF hts On &c is
He'd Clead Mob. eslyr,tay Dec. .. issi, via
SIssos II. kosaaYsos.
I'D No. y567 for the sosth-vsst quarter %, .
tova IN rage lov. He namss the foIievias
witnesses 20 prove his e~ontinsoas rssidsaes
Spen And e.ltiv,,ion efaid land viG wsr,es
win u, AcCsss ell VI II ciosa Neb.
soviodsrs 8. ". S~IrZBA. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24

The farmers claim that they can
get more for their cattle and hogs At
Blue Hill than they can at Red Cload.
Why is this sol Red Cloud should
certainly be the better market Of the
two for live stock ~ we'll rs grain.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24
Poultry and Meats,

At Mosher's meat market is the
place to get your turkeys for Thanks
giving. They keep on hand all kinds
of poultry. the best Of beef, pork and
mutton, as well as sausages, laird &c,
&c. Everything fresh and good.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24

| Next Monday +. L. Grub will take
charge of the old Avenue Hotel at
Guide Rock, and the latter part of
the week it will be re-opened to the
public, under the name of the Morgan
House.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24
LEGAL NOTICE.

Jeskin DAVE will take n oties hat On The
2sth day q October 1881. y.O. Bsrssss. sjsssss
Of The Deses OF Petsdsn pfsesecs wehsfsf
neet for the san Of $500 vith iptssest q tee
per cent. Per sapsm from April II. iso. In -
setiop pending besors him. wherein EverAsrt D
Hessea are piaintias and Jsatia Davis 10
defer liant.
That property consisting u one sssiss. enc
suIky stirrins pev. one esss planter. ore esi-
tivafor and one Newton wagon vas attsessd
under ssid order, paid cause vN eontisnet 20
the 18th dAy Of Decsnber 1881. IT e'elset
.. !. Eygsa.sY & HssssS. Piatsaes-
By their AtyS. sfsr1os = sssssv.
hsP an IsA1. N-v-S
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24
SPANISH xsINo sucxs FOR SALE.

/ have just received a car of thor
Spanish Merino Bucks.
PEDIGREE:@Shipped from Vermont
last year and not used, being climated,
and in number one order for use. /
Offer them for sale in lots to suit pur-
ch0ers. We think they are the best
lot Ner shipped into this state. Come
early and make your selection.
Address, III. r. STONE,
Smith Center, Smith Co., Kan.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24
L.sA oae. .. B,.-.i.s,.. x.A. Nov. !, IN

Lad oaes - Bis~aissssa Nsh. Nov. II issi.
Notice 10 hsrsAy given that the fsiIevtns
NAMED settler has aled notice efhis late p,iea ts
cure asai souy thereof before the sisrh Of
Dst. couu = sbstss county st his s0es 10
He'd C1osd Ssb. on Saturday Dee. II. lpi. VIA
Jscos {, AtstAns.
I'D No. tt0 fos the y 4 ss.rtes zee. % tee.
- range ilw. lie nsmss the h~eiievins cit
sseess % prove his eon,inaous rssidsees zpsn.
ssd euitiyatsee ef aid lard ysr Harlem W.
NeCaiisn ell Of Wells Ssb.
nevl7dseiS 8. ". sxIrzER. Ksshtss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24

The Rev. Geo. o. Yeiser will preach
next Sabbath morning'and evening at
the Congregational church. The ad-
IninistratiOn of Baptism after morning
service.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24

PURIr The blood and regulate the
bowels, i yen would have health
There = On remedy equal to the
PRIcHY Asa BrfTKH for this pur-
pose. They act directly on the
organs concerned, going 70 the sea-
Of diseases. cd driving it fro0 the
system. Nor d they stop here bus
'sfrengthen the system. giving il tone
md se1ioo, rendering il much more
capable of resisting al fueuSs
attacks.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24

q. Z. Parker, Of the State Journal
Co., Wa . caller at the CHfsv Office
yesterday. and. ~ usual. took our
order for q large lot Of printers
stock.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24

Eennor predicts . mild winter
look out for snow and ssSsns. - the
weather generally goes contrary 70 hn
representations.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24

1t is always very annoying to q con-
gregation to have . person hacking
and coughing during services. One
dose Of DR.. Marshall's Lung Syrup re-
lieves the worst cases. Sold by all
druggists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24

Our young people wishing to attend
the largest and best business institu-
ton should correspond with Prof.
Miller, President of the Great
Mercantile College at Keokuk,
Iowa
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24

II 10 astonishing thst the cook-stovs
explosions occur only in tire houses Of
those who have no visible means"
Of procuring fuel.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24

Only presidents Of first national
banks and newspaper men can afford
the luxury of hard coal fires this
winter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24

Don't trife with q severe cough or
| cold. Procure in time, If you wish to
save doctor bills; a bottle Of DR.. Mar
shalfs Lung Syrup. Price only
twenty-five cents, large size fifty cents.
Sold by all dnaggiyte.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24
TAKE NOTICE.

I 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. McNrrT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24

Money 70 prove up With on Small re-
ceipt or On decided land II Z per cent,
and lI62 per cent. commission, - at
straight 9 psf cent no commission.
JNo. R WILCOX.
Once nezt door to Chief Office. 30a
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24

The annual meeting of the w. C.
T. U. will be held OH Friday of this
week, Nov. 25th, at Mrs. E. B. War
ner's at 3 p. M. A full attendance is
requested.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24

Smith Brothers announce still an
other important reduction in rate Of
interest ON time loans. Straight mine
PER cent annual iateresf. Call at the
Bank and leave your application.
AQtE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24
YELLOW COTTONWOOD SEEDLINGS.

IrTUIU NIISSSuII UIECIJ
On hand and ready to deliver,
$4,000 Yellow Cottonwood Seedlings,
IL to 30 inches high. Mt $l.O0 per 1000.
Send orders to NJ. WILSON,
Nsv. 4th4 1881. C~loverton, Neb.
H-Wh4
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24

Agnew 4 Murphy. Contractor ON
the B. x n. extension west, o.me in
ON . speciA! Last Sunday.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24

There will be services at the Con
gregational church on Thanksgiving
day. Services at IL o'clock O.. m.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24

Again, and for the 97sth time we
say; correspondents will please write
only on one side of the paper.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24

A new and complete assortment o.
Millinery Goods just received. at
Mrs. MCBRIDE's.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24
Land One. =, Bloomiost.n S.b Oct. 81. issi

Land Once at Bioominstsn Teb Oct. 81. 1881.
Notice II hereby yivsn that the foiievins-
samed settler has fled notice Of his intsbtion
to make 6nal proof in suppnri Of biz eiais, md
secure 6nai entry thereof. before The Cl-rk Of
District Court, in Webster county st his once
in Red Cloud Nebraska on Saturday December
10th. 1881. viy:
LsopoLp SRrLs.
ia No. <9s for the mel. acc : town IN range
llw. He names the follosius witnesses TO
prove bis copfinuous residence upon and esi.
tIvstion Of said land via: Isasc May. james
Turner. Martin Hatfield. Charles sehoertshe,
soviadess s. r.. swITZER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24
Money To Loan

Resi- E-tsis. - Webster ~~f cd
joining eosn,ies 81 th- vsry h~-t r,s~.
u viii pay every farmer ~ko ikink. %
borrowing money. - see me b<furv
making arrangements Nth any oshsr
party.
No exr~n~e to q. borroscr-no
tedious dslsy-no &caiins wi;h eastern
psrnes-no application fee. bonus ox
commission-ao &c fnr making OF
recording papers or taking sekn0xE
cdgemcnts-no advance OF .enian-
nus! ,nterss;. aud no inisrcsi until
money - actually in hand.
Call upon OF address
X \. Stxr@pS.
3sH Loan Broker. Blue Hall. Nsh
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24

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., 1881-11-24

Go to Roby's and he will show you
Daylight-Oil; it burns longer gives n
better light and is n~on-crp!osire. lift
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24
COAL CoALfr

NUT COAL.
RANGE COAL,
FORT SCOTT COAL.
CUMBERLAND COAL.
WHITEBREAST COAL,
For sale at the Chicago Lumber
Yard, Red Cloud Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24

Lad o@es q D,seaisstes. Web. Nsv. II. iss,
Neties 10 kssse, sisss tAsi The f~eiississ-
med s~ttiss has Sled set,es II ks sstsstssa
thai said psSsf siu be nsas ssfsss Gses sf
District cesrt wsestss cess,y 81 ksS cssa
Sss.. % ss,srd'y Ds;:.kss y. sssi ,ss
Pre-. D. 8. Ne. er: Coz the Sc ss.s,sr ss.. II
tova .. range iev. ne naua The asisstsa
vits0sD 10 prove his essessess rssstsses
apsa. Ed eai,ivssien of said iaad via Osssgs
ThsaAs Rcd. 81 Of Rel ce.d >eb.
sovl.dscls s. ". swIrZkR Rssstss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24

W. b. ROby has the largest stock of
Fancy Groceries, CONNECTIONS, &c, in
the valley.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24

Ladies stylish Collars, at
Mrs. McBRIDE's.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24
Final Proof Notices.

Las4 oSss o, Hlooaisrss. see. Ss,. -. t~I
Seties 70 hsfsAy gives tA.i he selts.iss
nAssd sstties has tlea sctie~ 81 Is lalsass,. -
osks assi Presf ~ .s,ssa 81 As slat.. asS
sscsre AsAl sstry tksseef. ksfsr. Gssa Il Dss
tsies cesfs % " sssssr ess.v Nsh. slAs Sc.
IN HE'D ,tesd Nee. 90 ssssr&ay. p~S s~s
ls<i. VIA
Etssss y. Ers.os.
Pre-. D. =. Nc. Az Tor the 80. co.. &C.. -
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MONEY TO LoANi

On Real Estate, at the lowest rate Of
interest, by A. A. POPE,
l5-tf Red Cloud Neb.
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All kinds of building material at the
Chicago Lumber Yard.
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A full stock Of iron and WOO,
pumps, At MITCHELL & MoRHARr.
Aft
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$4,000 70 Loan

On Boal Estate security, 1t 3 per
cent, annual interest. No commits.
sions. at The Webster County Bank,
Red Cloud. lott
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Buckwheat -four. Maple syrup, New
Orleans Molasses, Sugar House Drip
and Sorghum for sale at
MARsH's.
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Special Notices.
Notices in this column will BE- charged S eens
Q line each week.
Shogo Flour for sale At ROBY's.


Headquarters for -four at Putnam's
Flour and Feed Store.
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requested.