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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-23
Tc.i.: - .Ea:GEs.

Scrice i. he-rty sireG. :ast. sin ei,nrn,
ga .gsosssc may is[-- - orer thsZ.-T=s
- cscSadaies for ;eaSSsE 10. iae p1aG4r ei
SouEon sc.oo!s - %,B.ssT esg,Iy. a. E~.
SI9sS On tie Lssi S4tEr-sy II re = uta. o,
February. May August z4i SJyea Der: A.
S.Ue Hill on raesrI >,---s3y IN rae months Q:
-saAry. April. JAY aa4 October. A. Gaiie
cSek Or the sIrsr SsIgr44y n the loct-s CT
March. June. SeIJc-u s-I AID lecsHae-
Examination - lEL sn-e atsslocs A-S-
- CgAsrls II. s(six6xi.
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TAKE NOTICE.

l have purchased the fractional ! sec.
OF land laying between Peter McNiu's
and the river. And the public is
hereby notified not to cut any timber
ON the anne NJ. b. MCNrrr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-23
Legal Notice.

State Of Nebraska
Webster County.
In the District Court
thereof OF the Fifth Judicial District.
The Iowa Loan d Trust Com pany Pl'tf.(
James Flet,. Defendant
The shove named defendant will take notice
that the above named plaintiff on the l4th day
of January ls2. fed i;s petition IN the above
nam CT court. nssinst the above named dsi"n-
dsnt. the object and prayer of which "a f"- {.
decree - foreclos~s Real Estate S'-'Ease
made nv said defendant u .aii pi4lal.G IA iAr
t9uarter "fs.ction Il N town north
ZEE rsng" ~ vrst cf s Z. ". in sa!i Webster
Sohn'y- Sald Defendant IL further ~ ifci rts.
he's required TO answer aid ~pe;I,ion % u.
18th day Of Marrh. IsS2.
o.. Iowa Loan s Trust Company.
zo-t-0 BY its Solicitors. Barry E.GAS.
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Legal Notice.

state Of S~ebraaks.l
Webster County.
- In che District Court
thereo. Of the Fifth Judicial District.
Elias b. Reel. Trus:ree. PltH.
Stephen Sesmsn and JAM. Ho"ee :" Gun
Newman. Deft.
ihe above named defendants will take notice
va the above n.nei plaintiff On the l'ih 1ay
nJanuary sSe. .slei hi= POSITION m the s."Fe
lined court against The above named i.ie"-
ssoo.. the object aud prayer ~ which "a Tor =
-, TO t~grecio.. q Real FstSte N'y.ssse
nae T. said defendants ,o said pIlir'T. 90
one o! sec. u in town ; north 81 srss
sNc>I q! % NJ. in said Webster tO1ur.
san ieieiLsn1 are further notis' 80 'A.y
day of March 49,
'a LAS 3. REID. Tr-s.s.
D-co by Ms >H-F;-os BaTTy gscsT-
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Eieeancs and Purity,

Ladies who appreciate elegance and
purity are using Parker's Hair Balsam.
1t is the article sold for restoring gray
hair TO its original color, beauty and
lustrc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-23
FOR SALE,

The undersigned offers for sale the
celebrated Norman Stallion "Rowdy
Jim Will sell for cash, or take a
good span of mules in part payment.
Call or address, FRANK EDwRDS.
22tf. Nelson. Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-23

Agnes Shirk Dsfeni.nt
will. take notice rt.rt on IA. 18th lay of rsbru-
AIRY i.s2. Plaintiff ~. N filed his petition In
the Dsfri, I Cugr' o. We 49, ''IIty Nebraska
against said D,:eu lent. tn. y'g"ct AMI prayer
of which - "a "hr in G. decree OF divorce on the
ground ofdeseTI-D fox 4U.- thar three years
last PAST.
You are required to arSve. s1ii petition on
or before The SRI day Of AprlI
Ett5 Ju,EFH y SqllE.
BY ". II. SrkoFs. his Attorney.
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Notice to Tas Payors.

A, ames.ins Dfthc h 81 e CONT Corr
nissiHarr 1e.rIs-y llth l,~-. the O.. VIM
resolution sas ofeged AID ~siog.ei by sAld
Boarl:
"kc.ol,ei that the comfy TreasI-cr g.. here
ty orters1 ~ the Board Of county J,-su ,.si5n.
ers 20 collect tns dslIr! Ielt ta-ss e thii
county forthwith. sr-o Ring to Lao
Nov his - to notify ali inter.s;-i MS; 9TH
IN thirty day FROM the date 90 this notice
Boart # couL'y Commissioner. ! wall proceed
20 collect tn. JslIu9 u"nttaNrs IA -aii COUNTY
t"sether 9th COST o. collection. b. dI.jrs-s Ani
sale Of per-"nsl property In tn" manner pro.
vIIed By lss for the levy AMI sale On .re-u'tua.
Ch.s- BrsChGs. County Tr-A..
Red Cloud, Seb., Feb. lSti Is'2. Gst-3
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Road Notice.
State ~ Nebrsska.l
Webster County.


Webster County.
To all 20 whom IL may
concern: The tOmmis-iouers appointed g.
view ard report upon a certain line at ruai
. ray 81 for IN "A certain petition July signed aud
presented ard fled with tn '"uriy Clerk o.!
said county a follows. tp-wIt Commencing A.
the quarter post between section fifteen 20. AMI
TWEEN y-t-p 20 township four . rasEe tva'y.
IL. west. thence north-we.i twenty a rr-s
more Y les. thence IUth ~'sj ~ H." most
suitable pace q cross the Lizzie hlCo Tiv.r t.
~ secti"n linz thir,y sys = rod. We: ~
r-It Iusr'"r poet more 90 lcs-, t. b" e~.Nplshel
-UI a. q III rnhlrc rDSi on the s-ctiOn li.~ h"-
'w'cr ~" ah, ve mentioned I-raJs l.. va -aiei
BIS Tep.,r'"! favorable and r.commrrd. the
cstah Is.MoTt of said rad ami the vacation 81
:h' - i'Y I!He irnm said qIJr'eE post '~cnty-
~ - 80, 49, ~ Irfysi i"T m srii petition.
81 ~ O. -. Oh tatf"to = rli L- i'r damages
---' n'-- d. to r-U-ty Z isr- 'rhss on -
ir!ss" .... e.ri d,yn' ,rrI. 4 u. Is-..
] .-.' '.t = . De- - -L.Is-ai ~.'hrr. -s'eg-
COS .7.: ! = isyls. &C.. -.
Re. 'ui -. rch. - 80 1T
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f.naI Froof Notices.
L.al os,- q, Blos-ss:,.~.,y,t .,

Lar 0s-- a. Bio5rns:-7 - FeJ.. %. I.s.
Motto, ls hereby ave. q. 81. &c ie.c-.ns
AAuci .stJ.sr ~ rt#i .- E ta;~ntau
- make casl p-s5;ll ..-.. Pc -..ln aoy
-s"ar- "a. rntg tLo-~o!. 5e'.-. .1r Cv-k =.
bI.triy; ,oG-'. N " ch-tr- caa.'y s -, -.
% R-i loud N-5fhsAs % s..a.iay MAve
olIV,x l. Irrr
HID entry No s>I. - he n 49, 81, ~ -
AMI -. ofssi. Sc .tt.~c "a rug.~ ". he
name the fo.iV~ins -itEe~O- 20 Prove As -.--
tIhI'as 'e;,ltuce uJou $50 eut-sa-. - ssll
land. VIZ William Crouch. L.-cst. J.. Ibcrrs.
Nsb.
i-tl'na-i6 5. ". SvI!ZER Register.
Land oaee a; B!oorlaS,ea. NJ 70. Isl
Notice Is hereby gwen "a: The s~.l.Nlrg
named settler aAsr,ei U1t,-y Z beg i-.tu q
g make huAi proof % suTTor, (; reg Ait. A.
that SAT proc; wal lie male before ,I,rs %.
District t.e-. Nets;"r County Hetrass,, on
Saturday Mach u. i>,s *
MAJ p HG-S.
WitN. q Liam ha-- icc-a.ei. Hi No. q.
'"r L..- y AMI :. 80. > town &. rars~ -
-: 2r- ~ following r.tre.s,s T. Tr We Ler
al .It via: Augustus HclvuEr4.H. Albert
~ Sc, pa.i. tiwIu HrtcAl:. Hem =. ~,5r
@.'-ar9 5. ". SRrr2ra. Rrs.s,,r.
All .e.. ljr -..J7 Ns.. a.. o. l..c
- a|.' ... a- ... HHF Il
utIrs 80 81. - ... =
- nR'- I.-l ., ..- r-...r 'h. al
~ 81 ff,.. ~ o. Bale q:
...;r'.t ''lr- r'..sr ..-'g NJ. - LAY
sap r Ell. l. -.
"I'L:.N o. Lana.
I'D No 30" - ta- a. sc mini ~. ssc
! town IN ranse ~. lie r-mes he IL. Eius
sitnsSrs Q pr-V- Es C,at-ru.us 70 t,uas
qgon. aud CULTIVATION .isslI isIt. vE Aif-yl
l. Simpson. NnitAm II. Hvaegt. Hams. l..
Rsunry. John SIups u al! of NrsCail Nr0
JIn-o!rb3 :. ". WIFE,. kegi,:or.
Land o1h,e al fIcom'ns'ou Nco. ian. y. 49,
Notice l. hereby gwen that the :IlsuI-s
named sStler has flri notice - hIs intention
10 make cusl proof ia -upIort %! b. clam. ami
that said proof Gill 10 made before CLERK u:
District Court Wets;or COGuiy Neb, % SA;ur-
day Ees. 18Th lss2, viz:
JANIS r. LAIRD
HID No. SS for the M re-. .ui ~ NV So
, town sb rAaSe -. lie name- tae flUvax
witnesses 10 prove hiI c"uuLUuUs rc.Iloace
upon. sId cultivation oi.ssid Lard. Va Alfred
/. simpsoo William II. Eoosr,. Harrison u.
Ranrey. J Ohm s,ArsoL, al ~ N'.gujs Nch.
JAn-o!elA : " .SNllIEN. Register.
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Divorce Notice.

In the District Court Of the 5th Juiioi.l Dis
trict in and for Webster County NebIsskA
JosEPH X. SHiKk.)
W
Asy,, SHlrK.k
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Legal Hotice.

In the District curt 1t trF SD IuG --.
District in and Tor Nrtr;er cyC.'y i-t!GsAL
Alonzo Alien
Josephine AlIcr.i
JrSeI \ u" t'oq. ie'auI
ant. will trkc notice that "u the -th d y n
January lNS2. Ii,iatiH herein FLED ~. ;eariou
in the i.sEiat court e Webster coGu'y N.b-
rassa asairst sl,f ief-. dant. the otj ect ar
rray-r = ~hi'h i t. Obtain a iecre- NJ divorce
on the srounl Of Adultery committed on oI
Custer N-unty. Montana. With one Sidney
Erwin. And to obtain the custody Of kober,
Allen and William Allen their children you
are required g. answer ssii petition on OF
before the q th day Of February 1852.
ALDSLo ALLlS.
2-w-6 By LAIRD i SINH. his Attorneys.
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RED CLOUD, NEB., Feb. IS, ISS2.

I'D . ~" - ''-
Met pursuant to adjournment. Full
board present.
Petition of Ed. Parks TO vacatc
road commencing on town line be-
tween township one and two. range ii
west in Webster Co, Neh., at corner of
section 81 and IS i'll township = and
running thence south between said
section = and ; and terminating at
corner of sections >, 3, 10 and ii in
said township | range IL, and a re-
monstrance against said petition
laid over.
Petition to vacate section line be-
tween sec. 10 and II town | range 10
signed by W. j. Harris and others,
presented and rejected.
Petition to divide road district No. Q
starting o. west side of said district at
quarter post Of see. -. town ! range
IL, thence east thrnu.h sec. ~. 10, 20,
II and ~ il towH ! range 10 10 quar-
tel post on east line. Granted a. per
PRAYER of petition and a new road dis
trict was formed of all that portion Of
road district No. 9 south Of the divid-
ing line mentioned above, said district
called road district No. 20.
Henry c. Wolf was appointed over
secr of Highways Of road district No.
20 in Garfield precinct.
c. {. Coon, a Justice of the Peace Of
Garfield precinct presented his resig-
nation which Was accepted.
The following claims were audited
and allowed. and warrants 10 lie drawn
on county General fund for IN. same:
NJ. L.. Thomas. stationery and
advertising, $I4 90
K. X. Sherer, Cononer. services, 81 80
A.. :: Marsh. goods for poor, "a;
4. Haley, j. F.. poor acct. % u
l.. j. Specklenn;cr. NJ. ID. Midi
cal services, ts29 5Ol Ia =,
}. W. Warren, Sheriff. ordered by
Board CO., Commissioners TO purchase
y chairs for : in District Court
nom.
The following report Of J. A Tu,-
leys was presented, examined ana ap-
proved.
Report of. A. Tulleys of surplus
reed rs Co. Clerk for term ending
Jan. IL ISS2.
Reported N fee book 1850, $l553 90
Certlhcdtes OF election. 50 50
Court fees. - 81
4 y.--.s
teTtihCatas OF citizenship. - 90
transcripts Of Judgements. = -
Final proofs and homesteads. l3S 80
Salary. 400 20
Clerk hire, 7eO 90
s29l2 Is
CT.
Salary. $500 90.
Clerk hire, 700 60. 5000 az
Balance. 7I2 81
Amt paid Treasurer. Clio -
Balance on hand. o. s.
Fee Book, 1881. $i-2S 0S
Certificates OF election, 3, g
Court e 81 IS
Certificates Of citizenship, "a on
Transcripts of judgements. II 90
Final proof and homeSteads, qS nn
Salary, 400 90
$23i0 Is
CT.
Salary and Clerk hire, 5000 80
Surplus, 1881. 40 Is
Surplus, 1850, IS *
Balance paid Treasurer. s23e 90
L hereby certify the within report ~
be correct TO the best of my knowledge
and belief. j. 4. TrLLEYs.
Subscribed IN my presence and
sworn TO before me this 18th dav OF
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-23

L hereby certify the within report ~
be correct to the best of my knowledge
and belief. J. A Tr1IEys
Subscribed in my presence and
sworn TO before me this 18th dsv of
February, 4. d. Isse ISAAC May.
Attest. Justice Of IN. P.,..
JOHN T. B.YHA. Co. Clerk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-23

THE above, though a private letter
To Mr.. NHEc". was handed Us for pub
l;cation. and ~ II seems to a.. some
pertinent questions in Vii. e, are
interested. We give place :. 4, 10 our
cplUmuS-Ep
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-23

The old mossback Of wolfe hunting
fame has become disguised with poll
tics and turned his attention TO En-
silagc," and other innocent pursuits.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1882-05-06
LAND LEAGUE MEETING.

At the regular meeting of the
Michael Davitt Land League, held in
their room last Sunday, much inter
est was manifested in the recent de-
velopments in Irish affairs, and the
great concessions the government
were about to grant the Irish people.
Capt. L. Farrell in his remarks,
said that he was struck with awe, at
the grand achievements of the Land
League. Mr.. Gladstone thought to
crush out this great power, but in
stead of SO doing he has increased it
ten-fold. He thought by imprison-
ing the leaders of the Land League,
that the League would die out, but
instead, it was the means of
strengthening it. He complimented
his brethren of the League as being
the instruments, through Providence,
by which such grand results were
brought about. He said that he was
very much rejoiced at the recent
news that "justice was about to be
dealt to suffering Ireland" He was
not an advocate of total separation
from the British Government, but
he stoutly believed in the making of
its own laws as the Irish people know
best how to govern themselves
and what laws are most beneficial
to them. Once make the tenant-at-
will the peasant proprietor and Gull
tivator of his own soil, the most of
the British wrongs are rectifed.
And ere long you will see the green
flag of Ireland proudly floating over
the castle of Dublin, and beneath it's
folds nation prosperous, happy and
free.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1882-05-06

SUPPER IN HONOR CT VIM. G. BROOKE
WIN. G. Brooke, the popular Super
intendent of the American Saw Works,
returned from an extended South
western trip few days ago. Thurs
day night the employees of the COM
pany gave supper in his honor at
the Merchants Hotel, 149 and ISL
Broad street. The menu was superb,
mine host Mahoney providing with
more than even his accustomed boun-
teous generosity It embraced fried
oysters, fried fish, broiled chicken,
roast beef, roast mutton, roast veal,
roast chicken, roast turkey, roast ham,
chicken salad, raw tomatoes, corn,
stewed tomatoes, new potatoes, cake,
fruit, strawberries, and ice cream.
Congratulatory addresses were made
to the company's guest by severa
members of the committee of arrange
ments, all of which were very felici-
tously acknowledged by Mr.. Brooke,
in very eloquent speech of about
ten minutes length. With the con-
clusion of Mr.. Brooke's remarks the
" feast of reason and flow of soul :"
fairly commenced, and continued
without interruption until long after
midnight.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1882-05-06
AN INTERESTING FACT.

In France, all patent medicines
must be endorsed by an official board
of physicians before they can be sold.
In lieu of such law in America, the
people have resolved themselves into
National committee which has en-
dorsed Swayne's Ointment for allay-
ing heitching accompanying.the Piles,
as the only reliable remedy in the
market. It's poor rule that won't
work both ways.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1882-05-06

We desire to call attention to the
new advertisement of Morris May,
the peoples jeweler, to be found in
another column. Mr.. May is so well
and favorably known to the business
public of this city that when he
makes such an announcement as he
does to-day it cannot but command
attention. Read it. *
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1882-05-06

JUST REMEBER that Piper Heidsick,
Mumm's Dry and Extra Dry Verze-
ney, and all other Foreign Cham
pagnes, Pleasant Valley, Werners
" America, and all other American
Champagnes, Swan Gin, Gibson,
Overholt, Y. P. M. Lynchburg and
other first-class Whiskie's, Brandies,
Liquors and Cordials can be obtained
at least 30 per cent under the mar
ket value, from Thos. Donoghue, cor.
Bellevue avenue and Willow street.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1882-05-06

STATE MIsCELLANY.-Thea annual re-
gatta of the New Jersey Yacht Club
will be sailed on June 28th. The
course will be from a point opposite
the club house at Hoboken to and
around the lower Hospital Island
buoy and back to a point opposite
Communipaw Dock. The yachts,
both in going and returning, will be
required to keep to the westward of
the Robbins Reef buoy,
The total value of the cereal crops
of this State is $25, 1886, 139, or 1858
per acre.
The Methodists of Jersey City are
reported to be in high state of in
dignation over the appointment by
the Bishop of Rev. Alex. Craig as
Presiding Elder
Some of the Paterson silk manu-
facturers are patenting their special
designs in silk weaving to prevent
limitations.
The annual fair of the Monmouth
County Agricultural Society will be
held at Freehold on September 10Th,
18th and 14th.
Senator Mcpherson, who has just
bought big cattle rancho in Texas,
will sail for Europe with his family
on June 5. He will return at the
opening of Congress, next fall, but
his family will stay in the Old World
for year or two.
Pink eye and cholic are making
great ravages among the horses in
Middletown
Smallpox has again made its ap-
pearance in Newark.
The jury in the case of the City of
New Brunswick against the default
ing Treasurer, Adrian Graft and his
bondsmen, having failed to agree,
the case will probably be set down
for retrial at the September term.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1882-05-06
THE HIGHEST RANK.

Made from harmless materials, and
adapted to the needs of fading and
falling hair, Parker's Hair Balsam
has taken the highest rank as an ele-
CANT and reliable hair restorer.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1882-05-06

1t is because he has heard that
close attention to small things makes
the successful man, that a certain
young clerk in the city takes such
good care of his mustache.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1882-05-06

FRESH FIsH.-Delaware shad and
nearly every other kind of fish have
been unusually abundant in Trenton
markets during the week. Prices
are reasonable. Cod is s cents a
pound, paddock 8 cents, halibut 20
cents, striped bass Is to rs cents,
fresh mackerel s to Is cents, Spanish
mackerel 60 cents, pompano so cents,
sheepshead 20, and red snapper Is
cents. Smells are 20 cents and are
being rapidly crowded out of market
by shad.
A good Delaware shad can be
bought for half dollar.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1882-05-06

An old poet has told us that
May formerly was sacred to Apollo;
The ancientsllittle thought of what would
follow
That May, descending as time onward rolls.
Should e'er by Fate be made the fete Of
"poles."
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1882-05-06
GRATEFUL TO INYALIDS.

Floreston Cologne is grateful to
invalids, because it is refreshing
without the sickening effect of most
perfumes.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1882-05-06

HE FIRE OF GENIoUs. con-
slderate friend has sent us the fol-
lowing unapproachable ebullition of
poetic genius. 1t is entitled, "The
hymn on President Garfield :"
When trouble first begun,
In the year of eighty one,
belong to this band, Hallelu!
President Garfield was the man,
And the Lord he knew his plan,
l belong to this band, Hallelu!
CHo.-Hallelu, Hallelu!
belong to this band Hallelu
And Guiteau thought it was nice,
When he shot the President twice,
belong to this band, Hallelu
Two Presidents now are gone,
Murdered by the enemy strong.
belong to this band, HalleIu!
CHo.-Hallelu, Hallelu &c.
! tell you it was wrong,
In the sight of God SO atrong,
belong to this band, Hallelu!
' God saw 1t was pity,
lhey had Grape in every city,
| belong TO this band, Halielu
AAoiiCit, &C.
President Garfield led the way,
nile the righteous they did pray,
L belong to this band, Hallelu
President Garfield now is dead,
And it's awful to be said,
belong to this band Hallelu!
CHo.-Hallelu, Hallelu &c.
That man he is to blame,
Though they want to bring him insane,
l belong to this band, Hallelu!
Let every heart that is true,
Give justice where it is due.
r l belong to this band, Hallelu!
0Ho.-Hallelu, Hallelu &c.
Judge Cox is the man,
Contradicted every plan,
q belong to this band, Hallelu!
y the wicked crime is done,
And Guiteau will be hung,
belong to this band, Hallelu!
PRESIDENT Garfield has gone to rest,
y AND he is numbered with the best
I1Ho'-Hallelu, Hollelu &c.
II is very handsomely printed on
ueavy calendered paper and bears
Upon Its face good portrait of the
murdered President. The name OF
lue author is not given, but at the
oO''om OF the sheet is the announce
u uent that it was printed by the firm
~ ~ MacCrellish & Quigley. Can it
" ~ mat the hymn " is the production
~ ~. one OF the talented members OF
1ls patriotic firm? OF course we
t sun !: say that it is-we only make
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1882-05-06

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS desire to
acknowledge the receipt of hand
some Mackinnon pen from Edward
Mahony, Esq; copy of the Riddle
berger debt law from N. G. Johns,
Esq, of Bermuda Hundreds, Virginia !;
Frederick Douglass address on John
Brown, from Rev. J. W. Dungee !;
POEMS" from Robert Sinnickson,
Esq; "The United States Blue Book" "
from ], Fl. Soule, Esq, of Washing
ton, D. c.; valuable publications, from
Geo. P. Rowel & Co., of New York !;
and public documents, from Senator
Sewell and Hon. John Hart Brewer.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1882-05-06

Interest enters into every work
shop, field and mine and gather la
boris profits.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1882-05-06
COMPLIMENTS

We KNOW of no colored paper that
so thoroughly forgets it's color as
"THE SENTINEL" of Trenton, N. J.
It's editor, r. Henri Herbert, is to be
congratulated on his good sense
Philadelphia Christian Recorder.
r. Henri Herbert, of the Trenton
SENTINEL, deserves the highest COM
mendation for the able manner in
which he conducts his paper.-PhQa-
delphia Sunday Mercury.
FINE OLD ALEs at M. Hurley's No
20 East Hanover st.
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ri IN countries where malaria is pre-
~ aent' or where the climate is subject
i0,,,. sudden changes-should be
H.. IN every house Browns Iron
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The Directory fiends" this year
are very pleasant people.
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An exchange says boys will use
flesh colored bathing suits this year.
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F A T E N T S

T. a. Lehmann, S0Ilcltor Of American and
Foreign Patents, Washington, D. c. All
Business connected with Patents, whether
before the Patent Office or the Courts.
promptly attended to. No charge made un.
less patent is secured. Send for circular
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Go to David Shaw, Is South War
rem ST., for. wallpapers. The largest
stock, best assortment, lowest prices
and finest workmen in the state.
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GRAND OPENING! New STocK! New
SroRE.-Having removed to that de-
sirable store No. 33 Greene ST., few
doors below my old stand at the
Opera House, with a new and de-
sirable stock of Boots and Shoes,
I am now ready to supply my Gus
toners with anything kept in well
regulated Shoe Store. Don't forget
the place, No. 80 Greene ST., four
doors below the Opera House
JOHN NANGLE.
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SEASIDE NorEs.-Building opera
tons at Ocean Beach are brisk.
Adam Exton's cottage at Ocean
Beach is being reftted
The newest hotel at Asbury Park
is the Langtry, called after the ia
nous English beauty, and by it's ele-
CANT and gracious style of furnishing
and decoration not doing dishonor
to the name and it is promised that
the management will be in all re-
spects adapted to the most fastidi-
GUS, not to say pampered, tastes.
It is said that T. T. Fortune. of
the New York Globe, has purchased
the "Sea View" cottage at Atlantic
City.
There are now four stables of
horses at Monmouth Park, in training
for the coming season, which COM
mences July LIST.
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The SENTINEL has larger carcula-
ION than any aoeekty paper published
in this city (aclth one esception.) This
statement ace are prepared to uerlfy at
any time advertisers mil do aueI to
remember this fact, as our advertising
rates are loaoer than those of ana other
newspaper of equal circulation.
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]. & A. Frey's Cigars are the best
in Trenton. 1T
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SATURDAY. MAY 6. 1882.
No more oysters.

All of the schools are crowded.