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A wedains &c I.irwee1.

The wedding Of William T. Harris, y
well-known young man In businoo1 d1
cles, and Miss Carrie Richardson OE16'
daughter OF J. B. Okie, took plaes V1
terday afternoon as the homo a.
brides father ct Linwood, ON the r11I
delphia, Wilmington aud Ba1tim06&
Railroad. The ceremony waa psrfoglG
by Rev. @. O. Bird, rector Of ~. M0l0
tins Protestant Episcopal Church. 411
bride was attired In white corded G11|
with pearLcolored lace, and In pIaoo&
bouquet carried little straw p1n1d
of moss and roses hung over her Ssm r.
. white satin ribbon. There Woro ~ =
tandan1. After the ceremony IT,
was areception and an elegant lunGho1
and about dusk, with faroWells and hoi
py wishes, they started upon IN o9efl
tour. There were many pEesentss Ggq(
81 OF them very rich and hsndsouno<
Upon their return Mr.. and Mn. HnII
will reside In Phila. "a:
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decl3-st

NOTICE TO WAITER RENTEm1
In The bills for 1884, are now ready 613
payable at the Registrars once B.
corner Sixth and King streets. The III
requires, tor ali oilts on or befQfo J&x1
uary 3lst. 1882 the lace Of the bill 3H6
pala auTisg agadis,ano diG on nsa =. ,n,
the month of March ten per cent. n
tionai, and any amount remaining q
paid after April l,t l8s2 the r. HiSil6
the amount due, and the water VIII
be let into such premises until ao<G
renrs with asi Q :sments and q
drawing felrules are paid. e
Offace hours from y q. IN. to D p. - &
THOMAS ~. O6IE
decl-2m Re0i11E
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The young msn or woman who must
forsake society because of mortifying
freekles, tan, letter, p:mples and itching
excoriatIons OF The face, should use some
of DR.. Benson's Skin Cure. 1t cleanses
the scalp and is good for the toilet.
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Thanks TO the Firemen.

The Shields Library Association, at a
special meeting held last evening, passed
vote of thanks to the firemen, for their
efforts TO save the property of the Asso-
citation during the fire in the Lieberman
building, Monday night.
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The Market

was ather simply attended this morn
ing, and buyers seemed to prefer
staying home, too. Prices were therefore
lower, especially for poultry, Turkeys
Weighing eleven to twelve pounds were
Offered at $1.25. Chickens and ducks
were correspondingly low. The mild
weather does not operate TO stlfien
prices.
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Or.tory and Elocution.

On Wednesday evening next, Prof.
J. A. Congdon, of Washington, will
lecture in the Household of Faith
Chu, CHI. Mr.. Congdon comes we'll
recommended as lecturer and is ip..
dorsed by several prominent members
of Congress. No doubt his lecture
will be quite entertaining.
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Post News.

The schooner Annie r. Le,ois of
Bucksport, Maine, arrived in this city
yesterday from Bangor, Me, with 500.-
900 laths and 10000 feet of lumber.
The cargo was consigned TO y. q. SIM
mons IL Bro, lumber dealers.
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Nearing the End.

The tedious Derringer trial, in the
County Court, is drawing to an end.
Mr.. Spruanoe, for the plaintiff, conn.,
menced his closing argument yester-
day afternoon, and finished this morn
ing, when the Court charged and the
iury retired,
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Write to Mrs. Lydia e. Pinkham, No.
233 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for
names Of ladies that have been restored
to perfect health by the use of her Yege-
ness.
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Personal.

Hon. j. Turpin Moore, ex-Speaker
of the State Senate, stopped in Will
mington last evening and few hours
this morning, on his way from Phila-
delphia to his home in Laurel.
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Meetings Tonight.
WEDNESDAY.

Hope Lodge, No. 8, /. Q: Q; I.
champion Lodge, No; q, n. 81
Oriental Lodge, 10. 10, 4; Io ol 4 OFT.
HARMONY Lodge. No. g. A, o. d.
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MR. J. II. BATES, NEWSPAPER ADvRR-
rIs1N q lAeE1, Il Prk Roy. Times Bald.
for Advertisements In the DAILY and
UAAWAnA GANIpn q OR bsat Sates.
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OPERA TONIGHT.

This evening the opera of "Patience"
by Gilbert & Sullivan, will be rendered
by Germans famous Church Choir
Company. 1t will be presented in a
manner never before seen In this city.
Mr.. German brings with him his own
orchestra, and also his own scenery, in a
car provided especially for this purpose,
SO as to present the opera precisely as It
has been so successfully presented IN
Philadelphia. There is no doubt 1t will
be complete and enjoyable perform
ance.
THE "DANITEs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee Rankin will ap-
pear on Friday evening next in their
famous play OF the "Danites." This will
be their first appea rance in this city.
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EEw ADvERTlsEnGErrs.
NOTICE.

WILMINGTON. Dec. 18th, III. Il
At special meeting Of tho shfS115
Library Association, held this eyeninx
II was unanimously Resolved, That 063
thanks Of the Association sre due, am&
are hereby rendered 10 the Fire D6pa71z
ment OF Wiimfn gton, for the en1o16n&
18th INST, at the fire in their room.
MARTIN J. MEALEy.
President.
Attest: J. j. FARMAR.
Secretary, pro te,a,
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A good Investment Is a bottle OF Or.
Bulls Cough syrup, for It never disap,,
point. 25 cents per bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
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AnuneIn onts.
THE PERFORMANCE LAST EvENI,

Judging from the audience that
assembled In the Opera House last even
Ing, our citizens seem to be iDclined 10
en- courage home talent. The play pre-
sented wss waiting for the Verdict" and
the company was composed entirely of
home talent. The different parts were wei
sustained as rule, and as the perfor-
mers were amateurs, criticism on their
acting Is withheld.
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CAPITAL PRICE. $40, ,ooe.
00,000 TICKETS AT TWO-DOLLAMf
EACH. HALF-TICKETs. ONE

1857 Prizes, amounting to. .......... t1i0sxoo
Responsible corresponding agents want
ed at all poiuts, to whom liberal com p<u@1
sation viii be paid. Il,
For further Information, write ciear1H.
giving full address. Send orders BY a.
press or Registered Letter or Money Or
der by mail. addressed only to Il
Ia. A. DAUPHIN. n
New Orleans. L.
or M. A. DAUfHIN At ak'
No. 2l2 Broadway. New York 4
The particular attention OF the PublxG
Is called to the f,ct that the entire NM
ber OF the Tickets for ach M0nfhI1l
Drawing Is sold, and conse quently all ~
prizes In each drawing are sold nn&
dra wn and paid.
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY IN

incorporated in 1858 for IS years by flfa;
Legislature for Educational and CharI-
table purposes-wi.h q capital OF xl.000 n
000-to which q reserve fund of t16a.-
900 has since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote III
State Consultation adopted December n.
A. D., 1873.
Its Grand Single Number DenWlm9M
will take place monthly. II aever soG5a6
or postpoaes. Look at the following Dfe-
tributiOu:
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ALWAYS NEW.

EHRICHs' FASHION QUARTERLY is one
of those publications of which the
ladies Heaven bless them y never tire
Season af season it comes TO tell its
readers in which direction the wealth
er vane of Fashion pOints-what stufs
and patters are likely to be most in
vogue-what styles are likely to be
wOrn-and what prices are ruling i'm
the great Metropolitan retail marts.
Its practical utility is unquestionable.
Most Fashion periodicals are simply
promoters OF extravaganza; but the
Fashion Quarterly suggests economy
on every page. Instead Of the usual
reprints of the designs of Partisan cos.
tunes. it gives its readers illustrations
Of solid s~erviceable articles of wear for
every day use, drawn from actual gar
ments of American make, with q des-
criptiOn Of the material Of each, and
a statement of the prices at which
they can be furnished.
The Summer number, just received,
ably ~sustains the record of its prede-
cessors. The literary department pre-
scnts a choice selection of useful and
entertaining article, among which may
be mentioned a beautiful and original
poem, entitled Summer Reigns," by
Margaret Eytinge; an interesting illus
trated paper on Household Decora-
tion," by Hope Ledyard. editress of
the AT Exchange; Lessons in Dress
makiug." by one Of the best modika !;
and the usual meionge Of tales and
sketches. The portion Of the maya
zine devotek more especially To Fash
ion, gives descriptions TOT only Of the
favorite styles in costumes, but also Of
a variety Of novelties in other depart
ments, such as ladies underwear, hair
goods, RUNNER games, books. station
cry, etc, etc. each item being Illus
trsted with Photographic accuracy:
clearly described, and accompanied
with a state ment Of cost.
Briefly. We heartily commend the
FASHION QUARTERLY TO our lady rea-
ders. Its price is only 50 cents q year,
or IS cents a copy, and its publishers
are Enrich Brothers, Eighth Avenue,
New York.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-09

PErKRsON's MAGAZINE for July is on
our table, ahead Of others, usual. We
have so often spoken Of this lady's
book, as the cheapest and best, that all
We can do now is TO ~reiterate that
opinion. The present number is Pc
culiarly rich in embellishments. The
steel plate, The First Train" is one
Of those charming illustrations, never
seen except in Peterson" The col
ored steel fashion plate is n gem, as
Beautiful as a Dread" a. a lady at
our elbow says. There is a p~rofusely
illustrated article OH Ancient and
Moder Gardens" and a prettily illus
trated love story, by Anges James,
Paste and Diamond" In this num-
Der, we have the first chapters of IA
historical novelet, THE News From
Yorktown" which is also illustrated,
and which is particularly appropriate,
as this is the Yorktown Centennial
Year" In addition to this, there are
some two score cuts of fashions, work
table designs, &c. besides a beautiful
cOlOred pattern for n Photograph
Frame, i'll daisies on black velvet,
alone worth the price of the number.
Every lady ought to be a subscriber
for this magazine. The terms are but
two dollars a year, with great reduc-
tons to clubs, and handsome premi-
ums to the person getting up the club.
Nor is the time to subscribe. A new
volume begins with the July number,
but back numbers, to January inclu-
siSe, a always be supplied, ifwished.
Specimens are sent. gratis, if written
for to persons wishing to get up clubs.
Address, CHAs. j. PETERSON, 300 Ches-
nut Streets, Philadelphia.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-09
The Weather.
INAvALE June 1, 1888

1SASALE JuIlc 4, 1901.
Ed. CHIEF:-As l hear considerable
discussion lately as to the amount Of
rainfall &c. will give you my Obser-
ratiens for the month of May 1881,
Total rainfall, 81 inches. Greatest
amount Mt one time, was 4 inches on
the night Of the 9th.
Hail on the 18th at Up. m. Highest
temperature, go. Lowest, 49, Mean
Monthly temperature, &C.
No. of clear days, Is. No. of cloudy
days, 6. No. of stormy days, 10.
Prevailing winds from the east
southeast and south. Solar Halves, /.
Lunar Halves, /. Auroras, /.
The rainfall for the month Of May
1880 was but 80 hundredth's of an
inch. Total rainfall for the year was
but l2a inches.
Crops of all kinds are looking we'll,
ground in good condition, some of the
farmers are not done planting yet, and
some of them had to re-plant OH ac-
count of poor seed.
G. w. KNIGHT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-09
Sunday School Convention.

Tne fourteenth annual convention
Of the Nebraska Sunday School Asso-
citation will be held at Hastings, Net,
June Iish. 18th and 10Th. 1881.
NOTES OF ISFoRNATIoS.
All Evangelical Christian Ministers
in the State, Sunday School superin-
sendents and duly elected delegates
from any School are entitled 10 seats
in the Convention. Each County ).
8. Association s allowed two repre-
sentatives.
The Railroads Of the State return
delegates at oSE-FoukrH A X who a
PULL FARE in going To Convention.
Trains arrive in Hastings on b. &
NJ. r. X. in Seb.. from the Eas, a,
$40 p. II. from the IVES, at s A. ".
and S r. NJ. from Republican Valley ut
8 A. n. and 1915 p. u. On St. Joe
& Western from the east Mt 5:45, P. ".
from Grand Island at gas A. II. and
9:l5 r. n.
The good people Of Hastings extend
the hospitality Of their homes to the
members Of the convention, and will
furnish entertainment to all delegates
who send their names TO Rev. J. d.
Stewart, not later than June 10th.
Delegates are requested TO bring Cos
pei Hymns combined"
County Secretaries, Pastors and Su-
perintendents are requested TO give
full and timely notice Of the conven-
tios end thus aid the committee in
securing a general attendance and a
wide distribution of its benefits.
Attention is called to THE THANK-oF-
FERISG COLLECTION.
1t is earnestly recommended that
Sunday June 18th, be observed as day
Of prayer in behalf Of the Sunday
school cause in state. and cspeci-
ally for the Divine blessing upon the
approaching convention.
For the Executive Committee,
/. =. GAGE,
State Secretary.
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Blauksi Blanks

A full line Of State Journal Co.'S.
Blanks 1.-THE standard blanks OF the
state, are always kept for sale At the
CHIEF Office, and st the same prces
that they are sold AZ in Lincoln and
Omaha. The following u . partial hat
Of blanks on hand;
Warranty Deeds.
Mortgage Deeds,
Cha,te Mortgages.
Search wsrrann.
Mechanics Lem.
Power OF Attorney,
Bills u Sale.
Qui; Claim Deeds.
Summons loriginall.
Summons copy.
Appeal Undertaking.
Execution.
Order If Attachment,
Affidavit Of Vendor " Lessor.
Assignment Of Mortgage.
Precipe.
subpenA'
Notice c<ccns,ables Sale.
Bank Receipts.
Blank No@
Release Of Mortgage,
Agreement for Warranty Deed,
Complain, 70 keep the Peace.
&c, &c. &c.
And n.os: al kinds o: banks usec By
yc:Ans HsslSs
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-09

Last Friday afternoon while some
small boys were playing at the livery
barn IN the real Of the Commercial
hotel they csrelessly dropped n light
ed match in some straw laying against
the side Of the stable OH the
outside. and in a twinkling the flames
were leaping up the side of the build
ing. 1t fortunately Was discovered al
most instantly, the alarm was given,
and before the flames got under head
way the prompt efforts Of those who
happened to be near had got the fire
under control.
Had the fire once got beyond con-
troll it is hard to tell what the damage
would have been, but it is very proba-
BILE that the entire north half Of the
Guinness part of town wonld have
been consumed.
We would, did We think it would do
any good, read the parents of children
who play on the streets and run about
where they have no business and
where they are not wanted, a severe
lecture, taking the occurrance of last
Friday for a text, but it would do no
good Nothing short Of . calamity
will open the eyes Of parents TO the
fact that they should keep a strict
watch over their children in town and
that they are, in law, held responsible
for all damages to or destruction OF
property brought about by the vicious
or careless acts of their children. Let
parents all bear this in mind, and let
them see that their children, under
no circumstances, are allowed to get
possession of matches.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-09

Judge Wilcox was e busily enga.
ged in moving weeds in the court
house square recently. Now don't
scot, and call Us a prevaricator, and
wiggle your fingers to your nose deris-
lively, for it's a fact. We have the 70.
report from good authority else we
would not believe il ourself. We are
willing to admit that the idea is pre-
posterous and that the story alhess
surpasses belief, and We coald hardly
bring Ourself to look upon the report
as anything but a cod" but neverthe-
less that the occurrence did actually
take place can be proven beyond
cavil.
The following points al be proven
md sabstansiated by the testimony. of
an eye witness, viz:
lst.-The Judge has actually been
see TO perform manual labor.
2d.-On Monday, June 9th; A. D.
1881, Judge Wilcox was e to take
in his hands n scythe, and, as is
verify believed by the witness, did,
voluntarily, without fear, favor or
without hope Of reward, and without
coercion, proceed to NOV weeds in the
said court house square.
We commend the action of the
judge in this matter and would sug-
gest that if other county oficers-the
sheriff and county Supt., for instance
would brace up and do likewise for
a few hours, the court house square
might become a thing of beauty, and
a joy forever.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-09
GRAND CELEBRATION !
At Wells Post-Ofice July 4th,
PROGRAMME.


Procession will form at the Post
Office at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and march
to the Grove, preceded by the Juniata
Band.
Reading Of the Declaration of indie
pendence. Orations by Hon. C. H.
Tanner of Hastings, and others.
BASKET DINNER.
Immediately after the oraticu .
basket dinner will be partaken of on
the grounds. Singing BY tho North
Blue Glee Club, after which all per-
sons.will be allowed to enjoy them
selves-inNny way they thing proper.
Bowen DANCE.
In the evening; an opportunity viii
Be gwen all lovess u the dance &c
uiplAe light, fsesasGc" 70 their Asasn
eonfonf.-
Ths ground a,ssP!endid. q general
GOOD time u expsesSA, and the peA6e
isr.ydisiiy inyitedso be predsat.
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x,th.:s! xssh.,s!! xs:hsY,!iI

Are you j:.,urtsd 1t night and broken Of ysss
rest By q sick child So isrins and eyy,ns With the
sysrueistiss esia % eating teeth! u 80. - AZ
once aud Get . bottle e Mr. " Inslsvs s-e'h-
ing syrur. II will rrlsese the poor little sgaes-
ar observation-disclosures upon IL there 70 N
uislaks about 10. There - not . mother % ssre
Who has ever used IL. Who will not tell yss -
once ID at Il will regulate the towels. so4 give
ret 70 The mother. and relief sod hsAl,s 20 the
child. o1er,tips like magic. IL 70 r~erss~tly sal:
% ne N Oh esses. and PieAsanf 70 he iasis 40
Sasic pAysieiass asi ssrsee - The ussss9
Ststes. sid s~vsYyVhsfs. Is eseb . II
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-09
A ceasA. Gaia m sers Threat

AsfI bs stopped. Neglect heqssetiy rssslts In
% lsesraSis Lsag Dfsesss OF psso1.
br..a's EsoseAisI Troehs srs esrts,n 10 eve
tslief In As,hns. Broaesitr. Cosgss. CassSrs.
s~ousunetive anA Tkrost ptsease.- For th,rtJ
yesvs ,Ae T roehes have been recomnsnset ~
,hysieis,s, and sivaJs sive perfect ssiis'Aets>e-
they are not nss OF un'rEef bu; h1viss esee
AsteS bJ vide snd constant ute .or nssriy a.
sp,irs reneration. they bare siisissi yell.
esri:ei rsah smoos the fee staple rsueh.s 81
fsare- Public ,peshess sd Sinxsrs zoe hen
o clear add ,irenries, ne Voice ossa n
'Vesty- Ers rents . boz sTsDvbers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-09

The importance OF Inventors en-
ploying proper Attorneys to atteod to
cases before the Patent Office, u
shown by the contest now going On in
reissjon to the Telephone and other
valuable inventions.
Those who wish their czses carefully
sssenAed TO should correspond with
RRESBHEY 4 GREEN,
wsshpagtop, D. c.
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AGAINST soNpo.
NOTICE 20 TEACHERS.

Notice 10 hereby given. that ] will sIanins
al psrsvu ne vho may desire Ia offer themselyes
90 essdida'es for teachers Of the primary OF
onm men schools Of Webster county. nj lied
CIoud on the fret Saturday in the 10 nth' Of
February. Nay August and Soyem Der; A.
Blue Hill on the hrst Saturday 10 the months VI
I.auary. April. Jsly and October. A. 8nide
Rvca on the 6yst SATURDAY. 70 the nontss Of
March, June. Septsa BET anil Zee
EIaminstions to II s!osh 49,.
A. a. ropa-
Cssnty Superintendent vi Public InssSsetiso
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-09

Roby is agent for the celebrated
Milford -four, he has q large supply OF
both grades on hand The poorst
grade of this -four is superior TO the
best grade Of -four sent out by other
manufacturers. Call at Robyis and
get a sack, and have some nice, light,
sweet, and white bread. Sssf
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-09

Smith Brothers announce still an
other important reduction in rate OF
interest on time loans. Straight nine
Der cent annual interest. Call ut the
Bank and leave your application.
4Otf.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-09
CIR O w N!

Not the Crown Of Kings, nor the
Crown of Glory, but the Crawn Sewing
Machine, the latest and best machines
in the market, it viii pay you to call at
the PoetIOffce and see Il before you
For Sale by NJ. b: AcNrT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-09
REFRIGERAToRs-KEEr cool

Mitchell & Moghart have jus, re-
ceiycd a iut cf Refrigerator. which are
for sale at their store. cheap They
are just the thing tina, every family
ncei- a. keep their butter. milk. sc.
in = nice condition Tor use Call al
Mitchell 4 Morhsrt's hardware store
and examine ,hcs, goods AMI sc.
prices and We know you will buy.
SfS
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-09

Land 0Aee at Bleominx,oa Ses Nay. IL. 1881.
Notice b hereby sivea thai the foiio~-es
saned settler has Sled notice Of hts in,eatios 20
make aasl proof in support Of his efAin. and
secure Anai eetry thereof before james A. Tat
ieJs. elerh Of pff. ecar OF Wehs,sr eounty
Nes.. at hi. ec,ee In Red cioad. Nee.. on sst.
urdsy. July 9Th. ISL. vim
HRnsy HAMA.
Hd application No. teiS for the 8 . sc:
II town 4 north range y uSt. and names the
following - his witnesses TO prove eoatisseas
resideecs on spd euitiysiiea Of said tract vis
Richard y. Joaes. Charles Rarser. Joha u.
RILEY and AisxAaaes Rilsy al Of Sssssds
Nebeasks-
naylsjuns.3 s. ". swITZER, Rseis,sr,
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-09

An. Clara B. Colby delivered a
lecture on woman's suffrage at III.
n. T. Church last Saturday night.
We was not present, consequently can
not say anything in regard to the mer.
its or dismerits Of the same, but pre-
sumo it wss interesting and instruct
I'VE. II is not our province to abuee
women lecturers, or wornen's right.
ers' but it is our private opinion,
publicly expressed, tnat when a wife
and mother leaves her home, her
husband and her children to travel
over the country lecturing on wom-
ems rights or any other subject, she
has departed from that sphere for
which God and nature designed her,
and has left vacant the place that no
other can fll-the home.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-09
lse:!:. a:n!.:, d! ss:,:!

The Ene Stallion known a. Tom
the property Of DAVID Boesch vii
stand for mares the present season at
the following raic, via g. Ia insure
single msrc.t~o msrc-. &l5, murc
than two by the same usncr. o. each
For The season o.. Single service. 81
Will stand at Rel Cloud on FRIDAY
and Sssuriay Of each w~-k at Guide
Rock. Mondays and Tuesdays Of each
week. and al Amboy Wednesdays And
T~hursdays
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-09

Land Once at bloomington. Neb. May S. 1881.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named settler has Sled notice Of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
secure final entry thereof. prof to be made be.
tore Jan es A. Tulleys. Clerk Of the Court Of
Neb., on Friday. Iuly 18th. 1851. viz:
DAVID HupsoN.
HID entry No. 3ss. for the y W Sec. 6 town
3 north range 3 vest. and names the following
~ his witnesses 10 prove eontinuous residsoce
on and cultiv alton Of said tract viz: =
Robinson. William Wilkinson. Egbert Taylor
m~aylaupel6 =. W. SwITZER. Register.