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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-02-08

The celebrated prize fight, for the
championship of the world, between
Paddy Ryan and John Sullivan, took
place yesterday, and was won by Sulli-
van in 40 minutes.
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There are few horses like the one b,

There are few horses like the one be-
longing to Mr.. Monaghan which re.
Gently travelled alone from Monaghan's
camp to this city and managed to bring
here, minus one runner, the sleigh and
box. Most horses, under similar cir
cumstances, would hardly have sue
eeeded in getting to town with even a
scrap of the harness.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-02-08

Rev. L. l.. Little, Rev. f. n. Bar.
low and James j. Potter went to Tawas
City last week to organize a Baptist
church society at that place, and to
dedicate the church. The new society
starts out with forty members. The
gentlemen returned home to this city
the latter part of last week.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

We suppose it is as much as a
mans life is worth to call Cheboygan
a village now. It's a metropolis"
and some of these days the State of
Michigan won't be big enough to hold
it, and then it will have to extend out
into the lake on spiles.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-02-08

We call the attention of our readers to
the advertisement of j. Monroe Taylor
This house has been established nearly 40
years, and their goods are celebrated for
purity and strength. We would recon-
mend trial OF their Gold Medal brands to
all who desire superior cookery 643m4
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-02-08

The best advice to Catarrh sufferers
write to DR.. G. r. Sykes, 100, Madison st.
Chicago, for full information of n sure cur,
Free. Feb
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Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the firm Of Case &
Tompkins, dealers in groceries, dissolved by mu-
tual consent on the 18th day of October, 1881 All
accounts of said firm must DO settled with Fokerts
McPhee, successors TO Case & Tompkns.
g. CASE.
l., A, TOMpKINs.
5ITwss
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II. X. of II.

For Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea
Dysentery, Cramps and Pains in the Stom
ach, there is nothing equals Beebes King
Of Pain. Price only 25 cents. Sold by all
druggists. 540y1.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-02-08

Bills allowed as recommended and war
rants ordered drawn for the payment of the
same.
From the special committee on water
works, as follows:
To the Mayor and Common Council City Of
Alpena:
GENTLEMEN.-Your committee to whom
was referred the matter of comforting with
the Alpena City Water Company in reference
to the purchase of their works by the city,
would respectfully report that they met a
committee of said company on Saturday, the
4th inst and upon examination Of the records
of said company and George p. Smith in
reference to said water works, your commit
tee is of the opinion that it will be necessary
in providing the means to purchase said
sum of seventy-five thousand dollars in the
bonds of the city to the amount Of forty
thousand, and thirty-fve thousand dollars in
the bonds Of said city, to be issued from time
to time as they may be required to pay said
bonds Of said company, by them heretofore
issued to be assumed by said city.
Your committee would therefore recon-
mend that the Common Council take the
necessary preliminary legal steps to raise
as will authorize the issue Of the bonds OF
the city of Alpena, to be issued as they may
be required.
w. L. CHURCHILL,
S. L. CARPENTER,
G. GOLL1NG,
A. HARSHAW,
ttan
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-02-08

Bills allowed as recommended and war
rants ordered drawn for the payment Of the
same.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
From Ways and Means, recommending
payment Of the following bills:
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Successor to Thomas Brothers,
646w4 Catskill, N. Y, Y. s. A
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IMPORTANT TO
FRUIT GROWERS!
THE
EAGLE PRUNER !

A recently patented invention, is a superior nipple
ment for light pruning 1t is very simple in con-
structon, light, easily worked rapid and efficient in
execution. Large sales predicted Tor it. Salts
faction guaranteed Send Tor circular AGENTS
WANTED. Address AMERICAN PRUNING CO.,
Fitchburg, Mass.
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SAWS
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-12

Some time since, becoming tired of
having our poultry yard raided 10y a
tramp" dog of the female persuasion,
We took occasion 10 SNUFF ont its
worthless life with 4 pistol bullet, and
upon hearing OF which, the Old person
who edits the Argus, with the tears
streaming down his venerable cheeks
said, that the poor little dog was a
pet and lis death Was sincerely
Inourncd."
As a champion OF the rights Of the
female dogs Of Red Cloud, our
esteemed contemporary will doubtless,
with continued close attention to bust
ness, prove q success, a. ii j. a matter
with which he is evidently familiar,
but shy he should WELD his editorial
pen in behalf of this particular chick
en- killing dog is not entirely clear TO
us, unless We credit the saying that
"a fellow feeling makes the whole
world kin" and being a u and a
chicken thief himself his sympathies
naturally go out TO the other II that
me- its death while engaged in that
questionable means Of gaining a livcIi-
hood.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-12
NavALE NEBRASKA
Weather Observations fer the Month {.
Ceeerter 1887.

No. Of clear days. ~, No. of cloudy
days. 5. Te. of stormy days, 4.
Light SNOW fall on ; days.
Rainfall | day, total rainfall O.65 of
an inch
Highest temperature, moon ohser-
vations) CO, lowest SO. Mean tenn
perature for the month at noon. i6'.
North and nor,h-westerly winds
prevailed.
The mean temperature FAR Dec. 1850
was 81, 4 difference of 10.
L notice that Nonnor saws in his
.iLnanc for Dec. 81, that we were 10
have very cold and blustry weather in
the west, on the lst, I'd and Sd. and
from the 9Th TO the lith. and 4 bad
time from the 18th 10 the acth. and
gust before and after Christmas. WAS TO
be a cod and stormy time. also from
the 25th TO the SlSt. WAS 10 lie very
stormy. Probably Vcnnor is nj. RICH,
IN some places. hut unfortunately for
him, the Clerk Of the Weather. for
Neb. went buck on him" 1.-The was
to come ont here lac would loose all
faith If lie has any in his own pre-
iictians. q. ". ESIcur Obs.
A.b., AnloMecr Wra,h-r service.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-12
Dry Creek Lens.

ED. CHIEF:-SinCe We have been
claSsed among the one tenth Of the cor.
respondents we will favor our friends
with n few more Of or humbl,
thoughts, and should we say some,
thing of somebody that would happen
TO he true, please take no ~oiiense, bu,
come out manfuily and oppose us,
that is all We ask; w are in for fun
and Improvements, and do hope that
we will be allowed a space i'll the
CHIEF; if not will try brother Kenney's
paper and should he east our worthy
productions in his little basket we will
start a paper Of or Own.
Our school is a success; how could
it he otherwise with the teacher We
have. We hope that young lady'>
education Is about finished SO we
could have a wedding 20 speak of, for
new is scarce.
Wood chopping and turkey roasts
~ tiiS citti VI Ut ,tN.
O. Il. Downs and family have gone
from their old home 10 their new.
Tom Ryan's family is very sick With
fever.
Another wood chopper at Thomas
Naushn's.
We hear OF much disturbance on
Walnut, and think the main reasons
are, that half of the deserving people
have not been mentioned" don't
spare the least pencil, if there is not
enough wealth on Walnut. we Will see
what We car DO for You.
We understand there was a social
hop and oyster supper at \. Arnson's
las; Friday evening.
S;rayed or stolen. two turkeys be
longing To John Jones.
Since our last writing. Mr.. William
Serl and family from the northeastern
part Of the county have been visiting
on the creek.
Some of tho nci-hbcrs turned GU =
few days ago and hauled Encle Rosa
Grams his winter wood: which is right.
and may You all be treated likewise,
should You live to he so-old.
We intended this for last weeks
paper. bu; faile,i to connect. therefore
the news Is somewhat of the past.
Taa OgPuINS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-12
Small. FoX.

Ii il reported that the small pox
craze in keokuk, Iowa, is AT red heat
The malady is by no means as de:
structlVe Of life as many Of the other
more common diseases, and better
than all, it is under good control,
even within a reasonable time after
exposure 10 the c~ontagion. Vaccina,
ton soon after exposure is As effective
in mitigating the serious symp,
toms of the disease as at any previous
time. Ii Is true that there are atmos.
pheric conditions which at times tend
to intensity miasm in the system, but
these are not so apparent 1t is said, the
present winter. Those who have been
successfully vaccinated should have
10 fears Of fatal termination, even
if they should contract this disease.
II is observed. that where the scar
of IA former vaccination is still well
marked, there is but the slightes;
liability to an attack of even varioloid
or modified small pox; and it has also
been pretty well demonstrated, that,
as Il general thing, vaccination repeat
ed every TO nine years affords
complete immunity from all bad effects
of the contagion. There is another
question well settled, and that is, that
the disease under consideration, has
been greatly modified as to the white
race, i'll consequence of a century OF
vaccination, and that it borrows its
horrors from its intensity in the past.
Among the North American Indians
it is the most deadly of all contagious
or eDidemics, and is regarded by that
race with superstition and dread.
1t is the public and private duty OF
every individual to protect himsel:
and the community from the effects of
this plague. The fears entertained by
some, that they will contract other
ailments through the vaccine lymph
are wholly without foundation in fact,
and the prcludices against this huma-
tartan discovery are a. scnseiess rs
those who hold them. Every ono,
babe and adult, invalid and robust,
who have never been successfully
vaccinated should loose no time, but
have ii done at once.
Next in Importance is that large
class where the mark or seal on the
arm has become etfaced by time, or
where perhaps the original operation
was not thorough; and last, all who
have not been ~vaccinated within the
last seven or eight years. This simple
~precaution, trivial in the expense OF
time and money, is incumbent upon
all and should not bc disregarded by
any. 1t is a public virtue. and every
man owes ii to himself, his family and
the community of which he forms a
part. J. NJ. MOsENA, NJ. ID.
Red Cloud, Ncb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-12

To induce farmers to deal directly
with the Nursery and thereby save IS
per cent. usually given to agents and
collectors, they offer to make large
reductions for direct trade. Having
large cellars and a good assortment of
stock, they can ship any mild day this
winter and can no doubt open the reg
ular delivery early in March.
20 acres of Nursery, large stock OF
Usage, fine lot of Trees, Small Fruits.
Forest Trees. Ornamental Stock and
Evergreens. Correspond a once for
terms. address, +. +. STEPHENS,
Crete, Nebraska.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-12

Friday of last week "Grandmu"
Mick was surprised by Il number of
her lady friends who, by prcconcer-
ted plan, took possession of her house
while she was absent and provided Il
a bounteous repast for her and them
selves. The occasion OF the surprise
was the 10th birthday Of 'Granima,"
and she WAS the recipient 81: Il number
of very fine presents from her
friends. TIE following i a list d: the
presents. with the names of the
donors, IL furnished Us BY Mrs. Me
, Bride:
Mr. and Mrs Yriscr-siIvcr pickle
castor. Mrs Kenncy. Mrs Robh. Mrs.
Miner, Mrs Campbell. Ms Mcfarland
and Mrs Sherwooi->ilver and granite
teapot. Miss Perry and Mrs j. .. Pot
ter-wash bowl and pitcher. Mrs VI.
l.. Thomas -mIttcns and bed spread.
Mrs VI. Il. McNitt-faucy flower pots.
Mrs RiCkerson handsome hair glass
and pickle dishes, Mrs Perrctt-faucy
stand cover, Miss Oi-ie Pottcr-towcl.
Mrs Sherer- calico dress. 4. J. Ken
ney-Argus for Il year, Mrs Put
~nam-china cup and saucer, Master
Joe Pcrrett-pair of pillow cases.
Master Blaine ThompsOn-Almanac,
Percy McBride-package of candy,
Mrs Curtis-whisk broom holder.
Grandma Pottcr-whisk broom. Mrs
Joe and Mrs Sam Garber-handsomc
set Of knives and forks, Mrs Reese
pair of hcmstitched handkerchiefS.
Mr. and Mrs k. ID. Jones-glass water
| pitcher, Mrs Newhousc-calico dress,
! Carrie and Laura Neutrality-suspicious..
Mrs Blair-glass bread plate. Mr.,
Mtchell-ladies penknife. Mrs jack
son-black lace cap. Belle Thomp-
son-towel. Mrs Perkins glass cake
plate. Mrs Thompsnn-rcd damask
table cloth. Mrs Ambler-glass fruit
dish. Mr. &. r. EyanS->ilvcr knife
rest. Minta kiscr-pslor lamp. Mr.
Bayha-iine linen handkerchief Nis-
Flora Woods-glass cake stand. M
Mcbride black satin bonnet.
All the above fine presents gwen t.
Grandma Mick. :. II. NCBRIuE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-12
SALE.

by yirtre .. IN Execution i.susi bT Jane. A.
Tulley. CIsrs Of the district court Of the fifth
Judicial DISTRICT in AMI for the county Of Web
s'er and state Of Sebrssss- and IN me ds.IT-
erei. in favor Of ID. sandwich Mfs 60. Ham
tif. and sgains, A. Harscy Defendant. I h,T.
levief on the !olinUInz described Goods and
Chs'tel., A. the propr y of the aid \. Harvey.
tO-rit=
Ose Adams 4 French Harvester. which I
shall expose at Public Nsle. 90 the hizhe-; BID
der for cash. At spAnosle 4 F1nk sic fOJn.
N Red Cloud. Webster county Seh.- on the
18th dsv ~ January IS,2. a. ! o-ei5,. 2. m, u
satisfy ssti execution and costs.
Dated the loth day ofyansaU l.s2
-S3v Jos. ". NIEaEs. >hsris.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-12
Land OEce at Bloomington Web Dec. -. Is.

Lani Once At Bloomington Web Dec. -. ISL.
Notice il hereby given thu, the following
ssmed settler has hlcd notice Of his intention
TO make final proof IN support Of his claim. and
secure hnal entry thereof, before the clerk Of
District Court, m " ebster county at b.. osics
IN Ret Cloud Nebraska on Saturday February
ith. 1881. via
BENJ.NlS r. MAY.
III entry No. srHl Tor the sv So. Z town IN
range Nv. lie names the tullowinz witnesses
TO prove his ccntinouns residence upon and Gull
~tivstion Of .aIi land. viz. Nayier he Mar.
Samu'l GrEerux, Mois Marselle. Emile Gen
eruX. all Of " heatiaui Neb.
dec2Jau26 ). ". SUIIZER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-12
For Sale, For Cash.

The undersigned having sold out
their business in Red Cloud. offers fol
sale for cash the following described
properly, to-wit:
Two horses, household furniture
chickens, hay, and other articles toe
numerous az mention. Which will bC
sold cheap for cash. Gall at Mosher's
old stand, Red Cloud.
L. J. & VIM. MosHER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-12

EDITOR CHiEF.-It is quite true that
we live i'll 4 land of liberty, but the
Legislature of Nebraska at their last
session, framed and passed a law regu-
lating the practice Of Medicines, Sur
gerry and Dentistry in this state. 1t is
apparent that there are two parties in
this county, one Is doing All active
practice and the other is continually
prescribing for the sick. Now sir,
they have no more right 10 do this,
than they have to traffic in the sale OF
spirituous liquors, without a license.
If they intend to continue on this line
longer, they must Register as Physi-
clans or meet the consequences.
For the information of all parties
who may feel themselves guilty, we
refer them to page 3i7 chapter So of
the laws of Nebraska. This law was
made in the interest of the people,
and for the security of educated men,
iii the practice o: medicine. This
law means more than some parties are
aware of. No one can in fact pre-
scribe the most simple thing for the
sick or extract n tooth, without first
complying with the law. Unless this
thing gets beautifully less at once, you
will hear a racket that will COS. some
partIe, some modification and about
twenty dollars to start on. We have
complied with the Law, and regard
this as a step toward seeing it put in
force. We hope to sec this i~llesiti-
mate business stopped RICH: here, or
We will find n stopper that will hurt.
Don't get mad or We Will find who
YOU are. J. VI. Mo>ESA
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-12

Land 0dicc NJ Bloomington Neb. Dec. :. lss!.
Motto" Is hereby given that the following
Ismed settler has tl.t notice Of he intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim. aud
.ecUr" FINAL entry thereof before jams A. Tul
l.Ss. clerk 81 the court IN ~b,tGT county 81 his
oil sc IN Red cloud Neb.. on Tuesday. January
Eth, lrSZ. viz.
IHONAS c. LAIRD
Hj No. fDJl for the - me-, - nwi see.
town IN range CIV. lie nams- the f~oII,vins
witnesses To prove has continuous residence
upon and cultivation ofsiii lsni. via SAM
uel j. Hutchinson. Charles Z. BArger. ilesta-
Riley. BcnJIIlan 5ethtergcr all Of Nesunis
Neb
decl5janl3 =. W. SHiTZER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-12
Living Witnesses.

Tire hundreds OF hearty, and healthy
looking men. women and children.
that nave been rescued from beds %.
pain, sickness and well nigh death by
farker's Ginger Tonic are the best evi-
dences IN the world of it, sterling
merit AMI worth Won viii hn.l sud
in ali.ss e~a-v community.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-12
Land oncea a, bloomington Seb Dee. :. ISL

Land ohcea al bloomington Neb Dee. 3. 1851.
Notice il hereby given tina, the ~fnllowins
named settler has filed notice Of his intention 90
make fnsl proof IN support of his claim and So
cGre final entry thereof before james a. Tullry-
CLERK If Court In Webster county Nsb. at his
chce IN Red Cloud Neb. On Sa uriay January
nth, lSs- viz:
JoHS kKLsLV.
ia entry No. 1SgS for The W. sw' sei .W'
ard ~ sei sec. - town IN range ~. lie
nance the fntlUwiu wItuer~s~ To- prove bis
continuous residence upon and cult alton OF
srII land. via; Daniel q. CopIock. John
Stra'ton, tmapueI Peters. Andres NJ. HARDY
all ~ Guide Rock Srh.
ueclJyInl2 = .SWIlLER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-12
SHERIFF SALE

BIZ virtue Of al orisy o. ,4ls I..IeI out =
the Fifth Judicial District Cpu; IA sBi 90
an e,ien vhsseIn Peter Roienhaa, - Slslntis
and Augusts 2. smith. james VI. IA fh. her
husband AID John Walker are dsfsrtsnts ]
.hsli oee- for sale .; psbii. iEs'ios a. IA. ..s:
door Of the tcsrf H.sss in E,J
CfcGd in saii eOuny that beinz re Ia. pls-s
rhere the lat terra o. safi rGgTt sss held 30
the Sist 3ay ~ JsrssD 80 A. Gns 0eisrk e.
the f~Dil'sing ssscrbei properly t1-rt
The North We: quarsr q sectiga t-eI'y-
'~9 - Top7sair rae = S9-th q RaBg-
;p-Ivsl2 N-.; 81 tas sta pria-rg5- Ysrsilsn
Ci7ea u5t.c ny t.nt TIA. l;ta dsy % De-
csnbHri..l. Js-. " w.Es.s.
is-~s Skerz e srs,s- Csz1iy-
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-12
Notice :. ..AclE.s.

Notice I. hereby given. hat will eIsrin,
ell persons ubo may desire 90 offer thsn.elyas
- candidates for tesohers of the primary q;
aGnon sraooi. Cf WEBSTER coruir. =. Red
tl0sd on the tfsI Saturday IN the = nths o:
February. Nay Ausust and November: A.
Blue Hill on the inst >a.aIIzy ia the months q
.nusry. April luly s1i October. At 3Iide
Rocs on the sIrst Saturday IN the nOatas o.
Nsrch. JsEe. September and December
kx4nil.iIon< ts commence AZ o'clock AZ
ChARLks W. SPRIs6ee.
County Superintendent Of Public distraction.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-12

Lani osIeest Bloomington. Srb. Jan. 7'h. ls-1
Notice Is hereby sivcn that the following
named settler has ilei notice Of III intention ?,
make huul proof ~ support - hts claim. AMI
tore lam IS 4. IUlltvs. tl--s Of the Court a.
Webster comfy. a. biz Office. in Red cloud
Neb, on Moa'Isy. February 18Th. lss1. ~:
JcsNrhI>E Ross
widow Of Casper : Ross. deceased. for the ar
IA AZ ter .cr- - town n u ge II west. lie
rAm.- toe following wituoss-s 20 prove bis con
'iIu"us rr-r'cnC- ur'n. and cul Igntl on Of sal
I4Gi. SlE Harvey Palmer. Winfield Psimr-
49, G.. HE. e Iniv.I- Nth.. aai David
Utt'rhuN - o! kcl Cloud S-h
i4il-lc0a :. W. SVlfZE3. Reg istcr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-12
Money To Loan

On Real E-tate. IN Webster and ad-
joining cOuniie- at the very brst rates.
Il will pay every farmer who think Of
borrowing money. - see me before
making arrangements Elth any other
party
No expense - the borToHsr-nO
tedious deiay-no dealing with eastern
psTtie--io application fee. tspnu- or
comni-sion-Do fee Tor making or
recording papers or taking Ackno~i-
edgeInent-no advance or -e.li-an
nual interest, and 10 interest uniil
money - actually 81 hand.
CAL jT-pu or ,d3res>
Is : >I1r=o-
2rrf b,su Efoke- B'ue HI rrN
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-12
Land odice at Bloom n.,on xsb. jan. :. ,>

Land Office st Bloom instOn Ssb. Jan. 4 Isl,
Notice IL hereby gwen d ct The blown.
named settler "a. filed notice fhls intention -
wake hnsl proof IN support 90 ~ -ia.., AZ Sc
cure hnal en,-y thereof. before the Clerk %!
the fhurt Webster County N.h at h. ar!r~ n
Red Cloud Neo-. 90 Nontsy FEB IS. ISL. Viz.
AsH.S k.Gy.
ma No. X>,i for ~" ~ quarter So, = n,
M quarter sec. % town N rarge liz. Ho
names the follow iug wIfH~-.". - Prove has cor
tlnuou- residence Upnn. ami ru .tIya-ian Of All
land. viz Charles ". kzlrs. Henry I scot.
Georse n. Lea. 3nircx J. Means all o.: Rel
Cloud Neb.
JAnI2ietg Wv. SWIIZEE. E.x.ts-.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-12
Land oac =. PIoomiqston. yeb. Dec. i. Isl

Land rfice At Bloomington. Neh Dec. i. ISL.
Notice - hereby sven that the following
namcI settler has fict notice of hi, intention
that .aii proof will be made before Register
or Receiver AT bloomington Neh. un Saturday
February {. 1881.
ioBERr y. Taos.
Pre-. d No. Ci1u for the .~I sec. !. town In
range l2s lie names The Glowing wlturses
20 prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of cad land VIZ SIiss =. Wells.
William II. Hoffman. Spencer Alexander. and
Oh. rl-s SpOcner. all Of Wells N-h.
dec2Yjan2j =. W. SWIIZEIs. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-12

Albuckle-s COTE, 81 pounds for
slN. ut RoBY's.
RoLy still keeps a good supply of
the best cigars IN own
Ladies calling cards-a splendid as
sortment, at the CHIEF Office
The beautiful snow" made its ap-
pearance again Monday night.
Fl. c. W ehber has our thanks for
late Leadyil!e, Colorado papers.
Sheriff Hyers Of Cass county vent
west last Tuesday morning oh private
, business.
Mr.. J. l.. Haley, Of Bloomington has
taken up his residence in Red Cloud
and expects to remain with us.
Moshcr's meat market changed
| hands last week. and Messrs. Aultz 4
Blot have become the proprletors.
Mr.. Swcezy Of the firm Of Simpson
& Swcezey. Blue Hill, VAS a pleasant
| caller al the CHIEF office last Fri
day.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
at the residence of Mr.. Spanogle, on
Friday the 18th inst, at y O'Clock p. m.
sharp. \ full attendance is desired.
SEC.
Geo. NJ. Dorsey, OF the Hubbell
| TTmes visited Riverton last week with
a view to moving his printing office to
that town. We understand that he re-
ceived considerable encouragement.
MARIIED.-On the 4th of Jan. 1882, 10y
the Rev. Geo. o. Eciser, at the resi-
dcncc of the brides's father, l.. III.
Luce Esq, Mr.. Willis i. Fulton and
Miss Amy \. Luce, all of Webster
Go. Ncb.
The W. c. T. Z. will have a Hayes
Tea Party at Mrs. f. B. Warmers on
Friday afternoon Of this week, meet
ing to commence at 3. The gentlemen
are invited to come in to tea at five.
Humanizcd vaccine virus at DR..
MOsena's office. where the public is
invited to call and get vaccinated and
thus guard against an attack Of small
pox which seems to be spreading Owe
the entire country. 23-w-2
Several personal encounters occur
red last week on the streets and in the
saloons, but no n was very badly
punished. If men must and will
fight let them fight like men. q Ia Burr
and Hamilton, and not like dogs,
G. Craw, of Arbor Hill, near Cowles,
in Elm creek precinct, wishes to in
form the public that ne is a Justice Of
the Peace and prepared to transact all
business in that line that my come
before him, in a prompt and impair
tial manner 23-2-t
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