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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-11-02

No honest man can afford to cast his vote
for a party that is in league with those who
have sucked the vory life blood from the
State in yoars gone by. Vote the Democratic
ticket on next Tuesday aud save the State
aud perpotuate good government
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-11-02

The average life Of o locomotive Is only 80
years. but the average life of locom otivs
engeneer Is 90. The engineer cau jump.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-11-02

COLUMBIA, October 28.-The case of
Mary BeuIah Cunningham against Orien p.
Goodwin, of Laurcns County, for twenty
five thousand dollars damage for seduction
under promise Of marriage, was settled
yesterday by the marriage of the parties and
payment of all costs and fees. This
suit was brought by NIcssrs. Ball &
Watts, attorneys at law at Laurcns, and the
settlement the case reached was made by
the advice of all tho o'torncys aud to the
satisfaction Of all the parties.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-11-02

BLoobTtitRs!Y GrEENDAoKERs The
Coiieton Press Of the rs instant says edito.
rally: "Wo have just been reliably in-
formed that Josiah Hiott and others aronud
Centerville are advising the negroes to liz
IN ambush to shoot down the whites, in
order to Garry tho election in tho interest Of
the Greenback party. Too cowardly to do
the work themselves, they arc willing to
sacrifice the lives of any number of ooiored
people for the possible advancement Of their
cause.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-11-02

. A Lnss PREVENTED MANY lose their
beauty from the bair falling or fading.
Parker's Hair Balsam supplies necessary
no9rishmens. prevents falling and grayness
aud is an elegant dressing.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-11-02
7 SOUTH AND WEST"

ONLY 90 CENTS A YEAR.
lT is first class agricultural paper, pub.
lishcd semi monthly All who send us their
subscription with 50 cents between now AMI
December lst we will send them thc paper until
January lst. 1884. Sample copies continuing
premium lists sent free on application. Address
''South and Wsst." $50 N. Sd ST., st. Lauis, Mo.
November Q, 1889. 6O.lm
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-11-02


There has been much discussion in the
papers as TO tho SUCCESS or failure of Prohi.
bition in Kansas and the effect it has had
entails say that the State was never moro
prosperous and the population never in-
creased more rapidly. AS to tho political
aspects Of the question, The Fort Scott
Monitor sums up tho situation thus: CAT
least three-fourths of the Republican
voters of the State are Prohibitionists, whilo
tho Democratic party is lopelessly divided
npon tho subject, with the organization of
the party probably in the hands OF tho anti-
prohibitiooists. Tho discussion of the
Gubcrnatorial question, which has near
relation to the same subject, has developed
the fact that there is no public man 10
Kansas with either tho courage or temerity
to take the field rs an avowcd opponent Of
prohibition. IN. Y. Tribune.
President Arthur has set apart Thursday,
November 80, as day Of National Thanks
giving. In his proclamation, ho says:
"Eor the peace and unity which subsiats
between this Republic and all tho nations
of the world; for tho freedom from uternal
discord and violence; for tho inoreasiug
friendship between the different eeotions Of
this land of liberty, justice and oonstitu~
tional government; for the devotion Of the
people to our free institutions and their
cheerful obedience to mild laws; for tho
oonetantly increasing strength of the Re.
pnblic, while extending its privileges to
fellow-men who como to US; for the i'm
proved means of internal communication
and the increased facilities of intercourse
with other nations; for the general prevail.
ing health Of the year; for the prosperity
OF all our industries; tho liberal return for
the mechanics toll afFording market for
the abnndant harvests of the husband man;
for the preservation of tho national faith
and credit; for wise and gonerous provisions
to effect tho intellectual and moral eduoa.
tion of tho youth; for the Influence upon
the conoience of restraining and trens-
forming religion, and for tho joys of home;
for these and for many other blessings we
should give thanks"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-11-02

The net balance 10 the Georgia treasury
on October was $780, ,472. Democratic
rule.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-11-02

Here ore some startling reselatous from
Gov. Foster, ef Ohio. " We have ia Ohio
$4,000 saloons; one for every 225 of our
population ard ono for every 48 of our
voters. II is probable that the entire s,loou
interests Of the State pays less than $780,
600 in taxes, while the same amount of
business 10 other interests. pays ten times
that amount. They take no note of the
fact that nine tenths of tho crime aud
equal amount of tho pauporsm, and ooe-
half of the lunacy and idiocy, aud enor-
nous expense cotai!cd on the people Of the
State for the support maintenance of these
classes arc directly traceabIe to tho liquor
traffic. It costs in Ohio So 100000 o year
to maintain our public institutions aud poor
houses aud to support our out door paupers.
1t is safe to say that S2,500,000 of this
amount is directly chargcable to tho liquor
traffic."
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-11-02

Follow citizens, give next Tuesday to your
State and let the Democrats, by their votes,
forever squelch out Grcenbackism or Radical
ism from her borders.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-11-02

Greenback delusion, bat vote solid|y the
Democratic ticket and save our noble old
State from those who would again plunder
and rob her.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-11-02
70 office.

WILL sell to the highest bidder on WEDNES~
day, November 22tl, 1882, all my Household
and other Furniture. Also, my Farming Tools,
Wagons, Buggy, Cattle, Hogs, two Horses, OS
not sold at private sale beforc.y Corn, Fodder,
Shuoks, Wheat. Oats, Peas and many other
things too tedious to mention.
TERMS s--Cash on day Of sale.
NJ. N. SITTON.
sitton's Mills Oconcc county, s. G.
October ~, 1882. A9.&s
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-11-02

Democrats of Oconeel you must route tho
Grecnbackers and Radicals horse, foot and
dragoon by your votes on next Tuesday.
You can do it---you must do IL.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-11-02

Vote "No" on the constitutional amend
ment reducing tho area Of counties. Voto
',Yes" on the other two amendments.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-11-02

30 sure that you deposit your ballots on
next Tueeday, November 7th, for the Demo-
cratic nominees, State, County and Federal.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-11-02

Vote for good government and homo rule
on next Tuesday by voting tho Democratic
ticket.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-11-02

for riot, md not guilty as to Lawrence
Hayes.
On Tuesday morning the Solicitor handed
out the following additional bills Of indict-
ment.
The State vs. Ben Thomas and NJ ollie
Patterson. adultery and fornioaton.
Tho State Va. VIM. Banks and Amanda
Smith, for adultery and fornication.
The State vs. John Henderson and Emma
Gossett, adultery and fornication.
The State vs.. Isaac Bates and Lin Thomus,
adultery and fornioation.
The State vs. Charleston Williams, charged
with high and aggravated assault and bat
tory.
In the fve last above named cases the
grand jury returned true bills, and there
being no other business for them they were
discharged Tuesday evening after handing in
their presentment and it was resd In open
court.
In the case of tho State vs. Charleston
Wiliiams the jury returned that the court
having no Jurisdiction they found the dofeD d.
ant not guilty. The case will be remanded
to tho Trial Justice for trial.
In tho case Of the State W. Isaac Bates
and lin Thomas the jury petured verdict
Of guilty.
In the case Of tho State Va. Isaac Henderson
and Emma Pitts. tho jury returned verdict
Of guilty. The remaining proceedings Of
court will appear in our next issue. @
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-23
Vacclnated In the Tongue.
lGrand Eapiis,Nich. Leader

About a week ago a man stepped
into the Office ola well-known phvSi-
clan, seated himself at the table and
engaged in conversation. On the IA
be were lying 4 number Of vaccine
points, which the visitor mi>took Tor
toothpicks. and taking up one he be-
gan operating II among his molars.
The physician didn't notice what the
man was doing for some minutes, and
his attention was only called to the
fact by the visitor punc.uring his
tongue with n of the points, caus-
ing it TO bleed slightly. The doctor
gave the matter prompt attention.
washed the mans mouth with alco-
hol, and used representatives. of various
kinds, but alas to no purpose: The
vaccination took" and the man TO-
day wears his tonge on the outside
Of his mouth.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-23
4 car load Of Studebaker wagons at,

4 car load Of Studebaker wagons at,
SPANoGLE & FUNK's.
Arbuckle's Coffee, 81 pounds for
sLGe, ut RoBY's.
Single row and double row stalk
cutters at, SpANoGLE & FUSK's.
Roby still keeps a good supply OF
the .5;-t cigars IN town.
The W. c. r. L. will meet at Mrs.
Warmers on Thursday nsxt at 3 p. IN
Did YOU see the Browns Favorlte
and Tonguclcss CultivatOrs at,
SPASOGLE & FUNK's.
Improved farms and raw land for
sale by Simpson & Sweeney Of Blue
Hill Neb.
Car load of Norwegian Flows and
Cultira;ors just received, at
SPASoGLE & FUNK's.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
at Mrs. VIM. Parks next Wednesday
afternoon.
Farmers, don't fail to examine the
Machinery at Spanogle & Funk's,
before buying.
Rev. Geo. o. Yeiser will preach next
Sabbath morning and evening at the
Congregational church.
JUST RECEIVED LARGEST LoT OF
FARM MACHINERY EVER BROUGHT TO
RED CLOUD. SPANOGLE & FUNK.
Farm loans made by Simpson &
Sweeney of Blue Hill Neb., easy terms
and money in three days from appli-
cation.
Call on Simpson & Sweezry of Blue
Hill, Neb., and get terms and prices
before buying land or making a loan
on your farm.
VIM. Richardson last Wednesday
week, brought two hogs to town. onenot
quite 10 months old. The two weigh.
ed 765 rs. and brought SOLO,
The first real snow storm OF the sea
son visited this section last Monday.
and the way the snow whirled and
eddied WAS Il caution to travellers.
Twenty-eicht thousand pounds OF
Barb and Smooth Wire just received,
to be sold at GROUND FLOOR prices, al
MITCHELL & MoRHART's.
The old mossback Of wolfe hunting
fame has become disguised with poll
tics aud turned his attention to En-
silagc," and other innocent pursuits.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-23
frres:cc 70. Embexxiemenr.

1als community Was somewhat
startled b. tie report Of the arre., o!
JOS. Gacssicr last Saturday nigh, on
the charge OF emtbc1zlemeut. Mr..
Gaesalsr entered the employ Of Smith
Bros, bankers, about two years < a.
clerk and collector. and had by strlc,
attention To business gained the conf
aence of the members Of the firm, but
III an evil hour he yielded To temp.a-
ton and fell. II is the old old story
Of a~ppropriatlng money for ~specuIa-
ton or fast living, followed BY detec-
ton and arrest. Shortly after his ar
rest he made a confession 10 Nr. 5. G..
smith acknowledging the embezzle-
ment of 5000 which, Mr.. Smith IS
satisfied viii cover the entire amount
taken. The first appropriation vas
made last December, when $500 WAS
taken, but suspicion was Lot aroused
until quite recently when certain
:" 'i' t'-S VI vi. NdcS~
Ter, though tritiiEg n Themselves. led
to 4 partial examination of his books
which revealed the fact thai all WA
not a II should be. and accordingly
lie WAS sent on IA business Trip To- Barr
OAK. Kansas, 10 allow Of q thorJuy ex-
animation Of his accounts, and upon
his return Saturday night he was
placed under arrest ~ above stated.
1t had been intimated a number Of
times that Joseph was living pretty
fast recently, for a clerk drawing a
salary Of only 5000 per year, but the
proprietOrs Of the bank did not sus-
pect anything wrong until within the
i'cst two. weeks. The money was
mostly used in wheat speculations in
Chicago.
The preliminary examination took
place last Monday before Judge Viii
o and the prisoner was bound over
to appear at the March term of the
District Court. The bail was fixed at
$1,000 and in default of which he was
taken to Lincoln Tuesday to await the
converting Of the court.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-23
Chat.ei Mortgage Sale.

NotisS = hereby gwen taa: By
virtue 4 4 'l.-.,el MORTGAGE da..i
Angus, u III. and duty filed and ..
C5-isI - ,r o'hce Of the cour.y
Csrz & Webster county Netrrka. On
;.e day e.. August ISL. and exc.
culeI uy =, 2 Henry to J / C-e
Thre.nIDs Machine ConraBv. o..
secure thc I1-meE: Of 49, OIL.
upon which ;Lsre = now due and ray-
able tie SUN O~fS-s.i3. tessl,; hav.
ING tee. made D. the I4ym.u: d;
$500 ani interest. vh.rA became
due Novamher i. isl sai inc salj
Mor1agee feeling unsafe AID insecure
A. 70 The aid security. Therefore 70
. MI --.i the property therein @Ccs!
VIZ One AEl-r9r Thrct.r- No
f, chine. ore twe.re horse WoJ5g1--
| Power. oue black mare 10 wears Cd
and ore bay mare II wear. old. At
: Public Auction n front Of the Blue
: Hi Bank. n the village ~ Blue Hi.
Webster County Nebras.a nn saur-
d,y Mach lith, Ie.o, az , O'Clock ?.
~. Q: said DAY
il Case Thr@h.ng Machine Com
rauy. Mortgages.
By ScHx Z SsEHY. -ls.. A.'r
ca:ei Sch. ~, .sse 81,
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-23
Commissioners Proceedings.
RED CLOUD, NEB., Feb. IA, 1882.

RED CLOUD, NEB., Feb. IA, 1882.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Full board present.
The board Of county commissioners
having examined the Inavale bridge,
find it was not built in accordance
with contract, and the following mo-
ton WAS then offered and unanimous
ly adopted OF motion: That we the
county commissioners Of Webster
county Nebraska do not accept the
I~mavale bridge built by Hobson, Reese
( Sawyer of Savannah, Mo. 1t not
being completed according to contract,
and TIE Clerk is hereby instructed to
notify said Hobson, Reese & Sawyer
OF these proceeding. Adjourned.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-23
ChatteI Mortgage Sale.

No'i"e !. hereby siy.n .hs' by vir:1. .,
~ tao thattle A4rt.aE,s ore dst-! on
tire - lay o! December -. sui duly fled .oi
recorded IA the ys~e e the Ca1u,y Ger. -
y caster tUgny Ssbr-k. on a.! "a dsY 4
December -st. and "a. is.st H.T-I,-y a 49,
az ia.y ale.i sn1 |-a-iei IN .Alt CLERK .
-ffre ia all County e Webster. % the p .ss
nf Fpb-u,-y Is-E ard erecUtet ~ j y E1Fs-
head 90 {. II Potter. :, secure tie Izym.zt -
Jrsd'hs l.. Ilar.. AMI grDn which there = ~
. de- n. .un u Thr-c Hgni-ei auf -sTer;"eu
arasr.y .unirsithsb llar. with 10 Per rrr.t
int.r.-t rom dat Of -AIi In~-trBns0ts. be;Ag!:
having been 10 >ie IA the payment - satt sun.
! therefore / VII sell the properly therein de-
-crtei. va
On. / blark stallion seven : years old strips IL
uAmef Mag" One ! brown mar. Eve year,
old star in f.-e named Que.b-' One mare
rol, two ? year. old 10 spriEE With STAY n face.
once ! black horse COS. too = Fssrs 30 10 sprf1g
nsne1 Henry 600 j sassl Kansas MAKE.
zoe ! cor sbSGt eleven u yeigs Cd rB-n ssistt
srout twelve hundred 50 IL One rel CO..
white on bsex eve ; year, Old One 7 T1al
h.Ifer tHo : YEAR old. Two : mar. cois. one /.
year old II August ani September Is.2. color
hack. vhi's n f.ge. one J corn e1itiVsta-
One ] breaking plos Rect make. Dc. ,e,t 2:
Irz nsrEu-e. AcCe-Elcs f1aogfa-turs On. :
nay rak~ Ts7 : black colt. ore J 80 2 Je.r-
ia n npri Jae oihs, n -sgtsn"sr % a.
Public Auction A. t.- B- Home. LIEsV
Barn II the village - Red Cloud ~ NsnBtsr
county -'eb.. On the IN tsy g teST5SEy t3E
atcL- % glccs D. u. u ssi1 day.
IateA February Ith l--
E-;-y {. II Po-rtt. Mortgages.
By HisLEJ I IEOssr, la It;yL
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-23
Chattei MoSo,oe s,Ia

Not;cei - hereby given ton Taur.i,y, ID.
~ - day of February. iS2 - - -
Ped ClUui. ~ one O'Clock p II. ;hSs III" h.
ofered for sale a; Public Auction. tast>Sa,,.
property ta-Sf:
one gray Stallion II gears old. named Frank.
rL- ran mare Il years oil. named Bird ore
roam mare 5 year, Oh rsm~f Eat. On. roar
mare 8 year. old. named Flora. Oue sore.
mare o year, old. Eanei Hat. pae bay horse .
years old. nsnei Dan one blsck horse 8 year.
old. naEet Billy. ore roam tr'se yssr- Old.
named Dick. one roam mare : gear. Oh. ui!rt
IN night eye Two side bar top bagsies Court
land make one ,Wo -.2tsj top carriage.
Two sei Il heavy double h,rss.s- Three &c; %
double suEgy harness ! light trimming. :
back ~,r.mlings.. One platform spring rsEo-.
The aooye described prcper1y sill be sci1
uocer ani ~ yirtGe Of z oaat;ls gortSsxe
given by Edwin Giob. % eS.ter County Seb
20 l. p. Albright. dated Oct. i; Isl, sGd
mortgage "a -ecGre one prOniss-y rOte. da,ei
Oct ist 1881 and describe! - follows one for
$4,000 due Jan. I.Ils- with 10 FER cent in
tsrest from ii'e. sad mortsAxsuAs fled II
the 0Ace .. Ine CLERK Of eosier COalg Se5.
on tie 6r.i day o: Get ISL.
L.p. ALsnrGEY. No-tzsSe.
Sit VII SIROHx. A;ty.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-23
Money To Loan

On Real Estate. in Webster and add
joining counties at the very best rates.
1t will pay every farmer who thinks OF
borrowing money, TO see me before
making arrangements with any other
party.
No expense to the borrower-no
tedious delay-no dealing with eastern
parties-no application fee, bonus or
commissioner fee for making or
recording papers or taking acknowl-
edgements-no advance or semi-an-
nual interest, and no interest until
money is actually in hand.
Call upon or address
r. A. SIMPSON.
$50 loan Hr0hrr Rict Ui'' Web
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-23
J. I. BAYHA, Clerk.
RED CLOUD. NEE. Feb. l7th IsS2

RED CLOUD. NEE, FEB. l1th lSs2.
Met pursuant 10 al Ournmeut. Flu.
board present.
Board continued the cxamin.;i.u 81.
records. &c.
Received telegram from Mr. Hatch
Of Lincoln that 4 Mr.. thorn. from
Lincoln, an expert. wDu.G arrive a..
Red Cloud on SATURDAY. a...t. I>;a
instant.
Board then adjourncI t. F.h.. >r;h
lsS2. I~A.. My. ,.u.
J. /. BAYHA, CIc:k.
WHLATL.ND, NEE. Feb. Is. l-,2.
J. ". VANCE. Esq. Dear Sir un-
dcr>ttnd TIA; You are considerably in
tercstcd IN cpunty matters and pretty
LO!crablc well posted about how things
are running al the court house, for |
have heard thai things are pretty
badly mixed up, but Is ! only take the
CHIEF, l cant tell much about ii.
They say that that Thomas Is a dod
gasted lying cusS, and If | lind IL To be
a fact that he is, i'll just take the
Argus paper, for they say that the
Argus man Is a straight man and l.
willing 20 expose and abuse every
body If he gets IL sort; Of pay for it.
Now what | want you To- tell me. il
things like this, doscn't the whole
county help pay the Red C!oui pau
pens keeping, does one Of the poor
superintendent keep IA store Just 10
sell goods 10 the paupcrs, and the
other poor superintendent sends Or
derS To- the other one and they divide
the profits, and the other poor store
superintendent sends orders to the
butcher for beef-steak everyday, and
pays the butcher U Of his store and
that two OF the paupers cost Il con-ld-
cradle of the time 4 dollar a day for
doctor attendance, and that they are
running around idle in the streets. AT
the saine time when they are sober
enough Ia run around and that the
commissioners allow bills all the time
% coffee, tea, sugar, cheese, tobacco,
becfSteak, ham, bacon. rice. peas.
apples, onions, potatoes, eggs and
oysters. &c, ~, aud not u dollar Tor
pork or corn me- IN the whole en"r
nous bill for SIX mOHtDS. Gosh durn
my old socks if thai amt better than
us poor coH-crackcrs get CHRISTMAS
or fourth of July's.
What does the treasurer keep about
Sl2,Do0 on hand for all the time? l.
II for fear of Il war with China. Docs
the banks buy up all the warrants and
salt them down and not present them
AMI 50 yet the interest on the $l2.Upp
deposit and only pay the treasurer a
small consideration for the paltrv
accommodation, thus keeping down
the price of orders. And ! heard too
that the old treasurer WAS sick ut hi>
settlement and vomited up two or
three hundred. The clerk looked sick
and said IA" felt like rs if he could
threw up "a few hundred and feel bet
ter and if he didn't feel better soon he
would try how much he could hcavc
up. And Malinda, that is my sister
In-Iaw's sister says. that she has al
ways heard it said that two of the
county commIS>lO ncr~ can't read nor
write. not W when they are sober.
Please write to me sOou a. you can.
Your friend.
JOIN :. JR.
The above, though n private letter
To Mr.. Vance. was handed Us for pub
l:catIon. and ~ II seems to a-k some
pertinent questions in VIII - are
interested. We give place :. !, 10 oar
cplUmuS-Ep
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-23

Fred Biertner, the tailor, has moved
into the room north of Case & Nc
Neny's law Office where he can be
found at all times ready to supply you
with Il new suit of clothes of perfec,
fit and Of excellent make. Call and
see him. 2S-3-w
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-23

MANY persons will take no medi-
cine until Frustrated an a bed of sick
ness. This is folly. Nature ALWAYS
calls for assistance when needed To
throw off impurities. With our habits
of life, II is necessary to render this
help. PRICKLY ASH BITTERs will no,
force nature, but acts mildly and rem
ders the assistance required. Try
them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-23
A weman's Experience.

Mothers and DauchteIs should feel
alarmed when woiyiuess constantly
Expresses them. If | am iretful from
exhaustion of vital powers, and the
color is fading from my face, Parkers
Ginger Tonic, gives quick relief. 1t
builds me up and drives away pain
with wonderful certainty.''-A Buffalo
Lady.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-23
To Sell or Rent.

A farm on Louisa creek, 5 miles
from Bed Cloud; containing I60 acres
30 improved, good new frame house
well of good water, wagon sheds,
hogpens and stable, property of Wal.
ter c. Wade. Call on ]. NJ. Stoddard
on the premises, or address him a
Red Cloud, Neb. c9-t-4
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-23

J. c. Waller, of Cowles, had the mis-,
fortune 10 loose both his horses
which were stolen last Saturday night
Postal cards have been sent out in
every direction Offering as reward fol-
the recovery of the horses and the
capture and conviction of the thieves.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-23
L,nd oa.sa, rlccm.ns.onN No I'm y n.
No-EE..--IlEEa cv..-sE.
L. ! LAND OFFICE )
BLOOMINGTON. NEB. Jan. IIl.-y

DLOOhASuIOS, NIB. jan. Al .S--
Complain, having tcen entered at
this Office hy SAtAsnlc! II. Thorpe,
against Robert Rogers for fsiIur. 10
comply with law ~ - TImber-Cultur.
Entry No. I3.. dated October 9Th 1873.
upon the southeast quarter section %
township 4 nurth range IL west, IN
Webster county Nebraska, with "a view
to the cancellation of said entry, con
testaut alleging that said Rober, Rog-
ers failed To- break five acres the fins,
year Of his entry, and failed To plant
any timber either the third or fourth
year and has planted none since. The
-I!i parties are hereby summoned 10
appear n this Office ON the 18th day
Il March !s>2. AZ | o'clock p IN, 10
re-puud and furnish testimony con
~c.lniug laid alleged failure.
:. W. SwITZER, Register.
4. ". MONTGOMERY, Receiver
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-23
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Board met pursuant - adjourn
ment. Present., Isaac MAY. Hugh
Stevenson. !. T.. Smith, Commission
ers. J. L. Bayha. clerk.
Petition Tor the appointment q
Harrison Ball for constable of Rel
Cloud precinct. ~prescr,cd and granted
and Harrison Bail MAS duly appointed
constable Of said precinct.
Official bond q: Harrison Ball for
constable Of Red Cloud precinc, pre-,
scented and approved.
Board continued the examination o.
county records.
Adjourned 10 Feb 18th 1852
ISAAC MAY, CAN.