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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-28

TRUSTEEs' SALE OF THE STEAMKlt
l. MARY WASHINGTON, of Alexandria.
Under authority of deed Of tluss executed by
the Upper Potomac Steamboat Company, bear
ing date the first day IT Msy, 1876, OF record 10
the Custom House OF alexandria. Va. will
offer for sale at public sctiC7. on THURSDAY,
thu 23d day of March, 49, the STEAMEE
MARY WASHINGTON. OF .>lexsndfis, Va
The steamer was built in 1874, S l6o feet 10
longih. % feet broad on floor tim oels. and %
feet nuer guard, burthsn 297 tons, light draft,
soy 80 inches; has permit from the &c 7eTnmens
Inspectors to csrry, 80 passengers. she mas
b sen lately overhauled on the wsys al q tnof,
cuRhly repaired. and is believed 10 be. 10 a.,
ref poets. in good running order. For s'ysfal
seas, past she hos been running very cue eel s.
fully IS an excursion boa. on the Potomac.
The steamer is lying st the Seventh.Str :e
wharf Washington. D. O., where she will e
main until the day of sale.
Tat, sAle will take place il Ale1sLd ris at the
front door CT the Custom House. on the day
aboy stated, OF - o'c'ock n. Terms Cash.
s. FERGUSON BEACH,
f.blS-sa Trustee,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-28

VALUABLE TIMBERBD LAND IN
Y FAIRFAX COUNTY ut COMMITS
SIONERS' Safely virtue of The decree OF
The Circuit Court of Fairfax county, entered a.
June term, 1881. in the suit Of Mills and others
Va. George Rurke's admir-, the unders: oed,
special COMM listeners nsmsd in ssi1 decres, wilt
on mon DAY. (Ccust day. the fO.h of March.
1857, At II oclcc NJ. cell to the highest bidder.
in front of the door of the Court House Of said
county, that TRACT OF L AND. of which tho
late George Burke died selz:d, containing 10
acres. This land is without improvements, bu.
hs thereon wood both osk and pine. ard the
soil i, of good quality lies near Burke's station.
adjoining the lsnts of Silss Ru-Ees estate ard
others This esle will be made subjec. to thu
widows dover.
Terms of Sale: Enough c,sh in haId to pay
expenses of tale-ssy 500; the residue in three
equsl annual instalmsnts, to bear interest from
the day Of ssls, to be secured By the bonds of
the purchaser, with approved pers onal security.
snd retention OF title until the lsst payment is
made. JANIS II. LOVE, I Commits.
&. w. MOORE, of Sale.
Feiyfex r )Dntu fph01-udw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-28
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DESiRA-
~ BILE REAL ESTATE 10 Fairfax county

COMMISSIONERS S SALE OF DESiRA-
~ BILE REAL ESTATE 10 Fairfax county.
By virtue of the DEGREES the Circuit Court tf
FeilfAI county in the suit of John III. Scott anG
others vs.. Thtmas II. Latham, trustee ard
others the undersigned will. on iho 2Gth day &C
MARCB, 1882 st l c'c,cck r. m. cir.r ct put
lie sale before tho door OF the Court House O:
said county, that VALUABLE FARM OF
which Lucinda Henry, died acizcd contsi: ing
2l5 acres This fern is situated en- Accotins
run ar the 1 lilo Hiver Pike nino miles from
Alexandria. ono from tho vltsge Of Annsrd ,l,
and five miles osst ct the court hO1so, has thoroon
comfortable DWELLING HOUSE, and OUT
BUILDINGS. has an sbundsaco Of hard wood,
timber. and Pine end fine meadow land To
srsons engaged in lumber buaiEe;s this farm.
offers great ncucen ents Err Pheip Howard
who lives on the land will show tho sane 70
persons desiring to hug. Letters OF inquiry may
he addressed to Moore & :on. Fairfax Court
Houtc.
Terus of Sale: So mu.h cash es Y i'll ray tho
costs of suit aud exposes of ssIe. say Sl0G-snd
the residue on credit Of ], 2, and ) years with
interest from day of sale. the purchaser Rivicg
bond with good pergcnsl security for the de"
ferred payments; but personal security may be
dispensed with on tho purchaser pay ing 10 cssk
ore. third of the purchase monty. The title 10
be retained until the purchase money is fully
pnid,
( S9S y; H \: SsSSs oonn'., ors.:s
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Oh BUSHELS BLACK EYED PEAS "a.
az ceived tc.1sy 81 for sale BY
f.t9 JIG. MILBURN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27
HE DECLINES.
To the Editor ofthe curs,.

To the Editor ofthe Cutss.
Your issue of last week contains my
name as a nominee for representative
Of the 4lst district. While 1 would net
deny or attempt to conceal the krct
that I should deem a seat in the legis-
lature a very high honor. especially if
conferred by q constituency sc enter
prising. moral and intelligent ~ the
citizens Of Webster and Franklin coun-
ties, are known to be, l am constrain-
ed to decline the nomination, with
thanks TO the unknown friends that
presented my name and TO the con-
vention that honored it.
] was named in this county as q
candidate or the republican nomina-
ton for representative for the 10th
district; another man was nominated
fairly. Now should | accept the nomi-
nation rendered by q competing party.
no proteStatons on my part would
remove the impression that was I'M
duly sensitive in defeat or very eager
for an office. Further, since the act
ion above referred to. I have so arrang-
ed NV affairs that it would be impos-
sible for me to make . canvas of the
district, and extremely difficult for me
10 attend the session Of the legislature
IL elected. Ally sympathies and my
interests are with farmers and laboring
men in this struggle. All I have y in
vested in farming enterprises. / hope.
whoever may pronounce the witt 81
Webster and franklin in the next
general assembly, it will be for the
benefit and relief Of the men whose in
dustry has transformed il from : des-
ert 20 . fruitful resioa. dotted over
with happy homes. Should this be the
result lam satisfied. Ifnot, the men
! Who betray U iueegntsb will hear
FROM me through The press and in the
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27
JUSTICE COURTS. WEBSTER co.
NEBRASKA.
The Jones < Magce Lumber Com
pany, Plaintiff,

The Jones & Magce Lumber Conn.,
pany, Plaintiff,
Va.
w. j. Holson. ". A. Reese and
J. X. Sawyer, q firm doing business
under tile name and sty le of
liobson, Reese & sawyer, Deft.
The above named defendant will
take notice that on the 3ist day Of
August, lss2, Frank X. Gump. n Jus
tic. 81 the Peace, in and for I.ed Cloud
precinct, Webster county, Nebraska.
issued an order Of attachment for the
sum Of t!l26 .6s,l in an action pending
before him, wherein the said Jones K
Magee Lumber Company, i. plaintiff.
and the said w. ). Hobson. W. A.
Reese and J. X. Sawyer, a firm doing
business under the name and style OF
Hobson, Reese & Sawyer. and that
property consisting Of a certain quality
of oak pIling and timber, has been at
taclled under said order. That on tle
llth day Of September, ISS2. in the
same action, 10y and between the same
parties, a second order Of attachment
was issued, and property consisting of
6 pieces piling. one lot of rope four truck
rollers, two crow-bars, two cable
chains. u s!edcc hammer. one
wrench. three hand rings and one
grab-hook has been attached. Said case
was continued tn the Sd day of Nov
ember, 1852. at 10 o'clock, A. ".
The JONES & MAGEE LUMBER Co.
BY CASE & McNEEY, their Attorneys.
Dated at Red Cloud, this lith day of
October, 1882. IO.3.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27

There win be preaching ss Che
school house. IN Cowies. O Sunday.
November. 5ih, at II o'clock, p. ~, by
the Rev. J. l.. Elicit. A cordial inyi-
tstton " extended 20 oil.
There viii be Q Missionary concert
At the Congregational church next
sabbath evening. All are cordially
invited 10 attend.
Last Monday Nj. weathcrwax's
team broke los-e from q post ia from:
Of Edwards store, and took q whirI
around town and finely brought up at
the N. L. church. They did but little
damage but gave one IL the editors q
mark IN the shape Of n turned up
hnger nail To remember them by. a
little more hemp would make tina,
team q little more securel
We are panied to learn OF the acct
dent which befell Mr. Ballard recently,
who had his limb broken by the un-
pleasant familiarity of one Of his hor-
ses who kicked him on the leg. He
IL at White Rock. Kansas, where he
met with the accident, and understand
he Is doing nicely.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27

had no information - 10 sh<,,
whereabouts Yesterday aA~rur.yn
sheriff Ensign recassd The follouinr
telegram.
IspaxoIA. Dc. N
= Inst rccavct the following
note from sheriff WiIburu. dated Ara.
lense, that the murderer Of sheriff
W"<,s stole two horses AMI len their
ponies about oar miles northus-, al
Lyndon mills, IN furnas county,. Ne
brsska. wednesday night Oct. IL. and
we're isss - st-out twenty mile.
northeast Of the divide besxeen a..
sApia Nnd the Beaver creeks, Thnr.-
day Afternoon about three c'closk
supposed to be travelling sss1ihue- $.
!. ". III.
Last night Gov. Nance received A
telegram from = constable ~ L~non
Kansas, the point which Gen. ii. Alex-
snder let yesterday morping1 Stating
that ~ men, brothers Of the .murdcr
eFs. had been arrested st that plar.
last Thursday night IN charge u horse
stealing.
TBE LATEST.
Gov. Nance received last night
about midnigb, a dispatch from SEC
rotary Alexander. dated Buifaio Park
Told Buffalo gap a station on the Cen
trail Branch L. T.. near the northern
line 81 Cove county. Kansas, abou, 70
miles we-, Of south from LsnorA. lie
had learned the real names Of the de-
peradoes-Mart Simmerman and Dick
Belmont. Nothing reliable had been
Of the whereabouts Of the fugi
iiSes. bu; the posse was divided into
small parties and vas scoring the
country IN ali directions.
a dispatch from Gov. ~. John state. |
II vas reported tba, the murder !
crs were G 10 cross the north FORK !
u: the Solomon At tvo O'Clock yest.r-
day afternoon. bat TIN. is probably a
mistake, or else the governors inior-
nation was iw~enty-four hours behind |
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27

OMAHA. Oct. 10th lSS2.-By virtue Of
the authority conferred upon me by
the board Of commissioners for the
state OF Nebraska of the National Ba-
zaar Industrial and Art Exposition. for
the benefit Of the Garfield monument
fund, TO be held i'm Washington next
month, l hereby appoint the postmas-
ter at the county seat Of each county
in the state as local agent, and COM
missions To such appointees will be
sen; from Washington.
In the meantime, as but few DAYS
are left for preparation, these agents
viii please commence work at once.
on learning of this appointment and
receipt of circulars.
Arrangements are being perfected
whereby local agents will st III aid of
such farmers es may have grain or
other products which they desire con-
verted into money at the various sta
tons, the funds 10 be forwarded to the
state board at Omaha.
A cause go noble and worthy must
not suffer for want of willing hands 10
work for it, IN young, prosperous Ne
braska- G. s. CHASE.
President State Board.
X. W. BRECKENRIDsE, Secretary.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27

The city council, and seemingly no
n else, being disposed TO represent
Red Cloud or Webster county in the
coming exhibit Of the nation at Wash
ington next month, the CHIEF Office
will endeavor 10 do SO. All who wish
10 have thei- nanlrs connected with
the Garfield monument. can send
specimens Of their products 10 us and
We will forward 10 Washington, thru
the legitimate channel.
Before you buy your clothing boots
and shoes, please call and see my lines
and get prices. j. q. Potter.
A G.rm for sale or trade. Will sell
on easy terms, or will trade for stock.
Inquire at the Post Office.
Headquarters for nice hats and bon
nets Mt Mrs. McBridc's.
Gilt EDGE BUTTER on Ice, at
RoBY's.
For a fine line Of gloves or mitens
call ON G. +. Putnam.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27
THE FLEEING OUTLAWS.
THEY ARE STILL AT LARGE WITH POSSES
OF MEN IN FRONT OF THEM, BEHIND
THEM, AND on EACH SIDE OF
THEM.



The news from the Minden murders
is very meagre, in fact we have hardly
anything fresh to communicate on the
subject II is feared the murders have
gained the country where they will
fipd friends, and be assisted in making
good their escape out Of the settled
portion Of Kansas. Ii seems incred-
IDLE that they could travel through q
fairly settled country, with men in
close pursuit. and yet manage to make
their way 20 the uninhabited portions
Of northwestern Kansas. Large posses
of men accustomed 10 the prairies,
have been. on their trail. and in front oi
them since last Tuesday morning, and
IS ycs hare been unable % overtake
them.
The latest from AdjnumzassAul
Alexander Vas received by the govern
or yesterday morning, and dated
Eenora, T1snrsday evening, and stated
that he was leaving for the south with
. large body Of vel armed men, end
hoped TO intercept he muEdsns ID
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27
Local and Personal Affairs.


SSotVO
Just received at the leading Nil
linery st6fe I door north O.
Mosber, Moore & Outcalti-
banking house, the third lot o!
fine silk beaver, silk plush, far
beaver and felt hats ia black
and co!or. j. a. FOWLER.
Ladies' have black and colored
pIumcs, a great variety of styles
and prices. Black Ostrich tips.
% cts. each and upwards, col
ored tips, IS cts. each and up
wards. ]. A. FOWLER.
Ladies-An extensive line Of neck
wear. A good assortment Of
pushes, silk v~elvcts, saiins and
ribbons. will be shown at very low
prices, J. A. FOWLER.
Ladies-Black Satin turbans at $I.25
actual value 81. go. Good black
straw hats 40 cts. sold elsewhere
at IS. Zephyr 10 cts. an ounce,
sold elsewhere ut Is. A large
assortment of hoops in white
and cOlors at prices that cant be
duplicated in Red Cloud. Bern
hardt undrcssed kid gloves at
ei.25, very cheap at Z $50. An
extensive line Of WOODEN hoods,
nubias, etc. j. A. FOWLER.
Ladies-Call and examine the largest
most elegant assortment Of Mil
linery goods ever shown in Red
Cloud. You will be suited in
styles and prices.
J. A. FOWLER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27
State of Nebraska, }

"CDsIpr COUNTY,,
County Judges Office. Nov. term
iss2. Notice is hereby given. that the
18th day of November, lss2, is fixed
by the court for the examination and
proving the last Will and Testament
OF Samuel CARRIER. deceased, late of
the county and state aforesaid. and
and all persons interested in the mat
ter aforesaid will appear at said time,
at the Probate judges office i'm said
county, to cotest the probate Of said
Will, II SO desired, otherwise il will
proceed withan, delay, and as provid-
Ell 10y law. Given under my hand and
the seal Of said court, this 10th day of
Oct. 1852, JNo. X. WILCOX.
ll-3 County Judge.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27

campaign Of -, IL lie he spared. In
conclusion. there is another reason
which would. ever standing alone. de-
eide me to decline the nomiasiion.
Ny candidacy might impenl pfohibi-
ton, and that is worth vastly more
than any mana ~preferment. I tru.,
the i,apers of The district will do me
the favor TO copy or notice this letter
AMOS y. DKAx.
Moline, Web, Oct 10. Issa
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27
L.nd ose. a, Rioon.ns,ss. Web. Sen, y. isa

Land Ufce n Hloom.ngf9n. teb- cett =. NJ
Notice 10 hereby given that the soIieuins
named settler has fies rotiee Of his Intention q
make saai prof N sspeort Of bis rssin.. and
sesrre snai ea;ry thereof. proaf ~ ~ Esae b..
tore Clerk Of the District Gccrf = H<kscsy
eess,y. at bis eGee. IN Red elssi yeo, on
Saturday oel -. 1ss2. viz
IhenAs x. Hsr,.
I'D entry No sAo ssr eSe rwA 49, 2 ssve :,
rssSe > ue-s. He rAsass = wins sssnss&>.
70 srvve hn eopti,ssss .essaenss 900 ans
es;fivssssa Of sad isna va james y. Ares.
earesr. Hsary ssefess, Jobs sk~i.Ssard VI IL
lia0 SkaEer. Al sf 0stde ksek Mob.
+. w-swIfIkR. Essissss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27
A Oifncuis Problem Solved.

lhe desire Tor siimulants - becom-
ing "A monstrons evil and how IN over.
come II l. question with reforneS.
Parkcr's Ginger TOME fairly solves the
difficult problem. IL invigoratcs body
and mind without intoxicating. and
has brought health aud happiness To
many desolatc home--Enqnirer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27

Land Oecc n, Bloomington Neb. Oct. 20. iss2
Motto. 10 hereby sivsn that the following
named settler has Glei notice Of his intention 10
EN-. nn .n ~ Tsssrp % ~
court IN Webster county At his ofsce in Rod
Cloud Seb.. on Friday. Nov. 2t;h. lss2 viz.
- iilism n. uepp.
Ere ID. :. Eo. e6i for the re-. sec. ~. town \
north ranxe 10 west. lie same the fo~ilo.ins
witnesses t. prove his conttt apns sesiiepee up-
on. ani G. i;ivstion Of said land VIZ 8soFss
W. frs.c's Cor,oim Cras:. lillian Waller.
Herr Waller; all OF C5wl-s S.s.
II 5. ". SwtrLER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27
Final Proof Notices.
NOTICE.

4. =. LAND OFFICE.
Iio9ninxron. Web. Oct .lrl i@2.
Comp'nin' having hscn entered o. hi. ef.~
By joseph Bald s.n. sgaias, John ky.,- IL,
ftandoning hi. Ueraesirsi entry No s3ls. Dat 81
teptenber 18th 1S!. upon the nor,hwss, a Of
webster county. Esrra.ka, with a view 20 III.
can c~cliafion Of ssii entry. The .sif plr;ie. are
hereby sann on-i O. srp.ar a, this Oh - on The
II day OF Dsren bee, lss. stl0 O'Clock q. N. O.
respond sai furnish ~te.tinouy conc,rnins AID
alleged abandonment.
:. W. wIIzER. Pesi.'sr.
X. W. MONTGOMERY, Receiver
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27

Smith Brothers announce ssIl an
other important reduction in rate o!
interest on time loans. Sirai5ss nias
pr cent assssI interes. Call II the
Bank and leave your application
s-@0ef.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27
Ordinance No. 3.

BE il ordained by the Board Of Trus-
tees of the inhabitants o.: the town oi
Red Clond: That if any person shall
discharge a gun, rifle, musket, pistol,
revolver or any other fire arm in the
streets. alleys, or on the commons O.
Red Cloud, upon conviction thereof
every person so offending shall be
fined in any sum not less than one
dollar nor than fifty dollars TO-
gether wich costs Of suit.
Passed August 2Snd, 1878.
Henry Cook has the finest line of
Stationary, Books and Fancy Goods
that can be found anywhere in the Re-
publican valley.
The old reliable Chicago Lumber
Yard has \ full stock of building ma
terial, and for low prices, and good
qualities it defies competition.
Now is the time to get bargains at L.
Baum's closing out sale. A full line
of general acknowledgement bar
gains in CLOAKS and D0LMANS.
Mrs. C. A. Hanson, will open a new
Millinery and fancy goods store at
Blue Hill, Nov. LIST, 1882, all the latest
STYLES and fashions, consisting Of hats,
bonnets, RIBBONS, laces, ~velveis. flow
ers, feathers, etc. Ladies wear, gloves
hosiery, hoops, corsets, ties, hand
kerchiefs, hoods, scarfs. and novelties,
Please call and examine N goods.
Dress making included.
C. Putnam will deliver fresh bread to
oil parts Of the city.
Minnesota Best -four, Hungarian
Process, for sale ut PUrNAM's
Stove coal at the Chicago Lumber
Yard.
Henry Cook has one Of the best Sc
led stock Of drugs and chemicals in
Ia state. He has every this The =
mi1ed SO that it maker saw--"g syste-l
less than.s-~o 1t one oil the
most reliable places to- buy drugs, and
anything kept iu his line that you can
end. If you have never been in his
place of business 60 &nd try for your
selves.
Remember that E. Young delivers
bread for q. +. Putnam.
Canon City coal for sale by Plat &
Frees.
jackson Coal Company coal for sale
by Plat & Frees.
r by has the boss apples in town
only 40 cents per peck.
Denver and New Orleans coal, the
best in the world, for sale by Jones &
-eeas lumber company. Red Cloud.
sto Jones & Magee's Lumber COM
-.nxfor your lumber and COAL They
7hle agents for Denver and New
orIcsns coal, in Nebraska. IT,
d Putnam sell the Minneapolis
n 1T coal At Plat & Frees.
For : superior quality of bread. 60
= fhe bakery of c. E. PUTNAM
Putnam delivers bread to all parts
Of the city.
CT. Putnam's bread is made OF Min
neapolis tlour.
GE. Potnam's Is the place to get
rrspss, peaches and apples
90 70 G. E putnam's for your
pannedgooda-
GNa4, ceats . psck at J. Z
-
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27
Land omc. a, Rlo,m,,,,o,. \

Land Once At Bloominx,on. Neb. Sept u 20
Notice IL hereby siveo thss the f~oiIovins-
named s. ttler has Slea notice q h,s intention 4.
make hnal proof IN support q his claim and
that ssid proof will he IN sde hfore Cers ofthe
District Court Webster county ct Red Cloud
Neb. on Saturday, o>t. =. iss,, vis.
william a.. Perry.
lid entTy slsa for the sci see. IS tow "a mage
tlsest. He nance the following vitnssses 20
prove hif e~6ntyna5S. rs.ssss-s s:on, SCI ss..
~tivafion of said land via: CT s,ies ". Quincy.
lillian, Holsvorth: Henry xAurer and Ne
Quilken. all Of Ned ciAad.
1. W. SwIrZER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27
Land Oasee ., Bloomington N.,. Seq. n. ix.

Land Ofhee at Blooninston Ss,. Seq. =. iU,
Notice is hereby given tina. the following
named settler hss Sled notice n his 'nfentisn q
cur. 6nai entry thereof before cerI % Char
in v sbe,er county Ssb. st he ed6ee In Ned
Cieud Nsb. on SATURDAY October "a. lsas via:
KTsnk Cockrall
Ha entry No. go for ne4 q sec. y tcss
IN range icv. He IAN 90 the fe1ssins witness
e 10 prove his e~onfiaooas rcsidssce upon. ans
cultivation Of said land. via: George W. Ball
frish;e y. kichardso,. Chris,otke 81 e. Coz and
Jobn b. Wright. all 81 Red Cio1S Neb.
noS =. w.SxIT1iR Hegis.e..
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27

The Gasoline Stove for sale by
Mitchell & Moghart is the osst thing
for cooking and baking in ks weather
that has EVER been invensed. Saves
fuel, saves time and does nss heat up
the room. Warranted 10 be safe and
absolutely nonexpl0sive. Call at
0A>n AoehAstis hardware secsD
ana examsnssA>sAoss. Es-6
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27

Land on .s At Bloomington. Sch. -. L.. iss2.
Notice IL hereby given that the 'oliosins
naricd settler has flel NOTES of bis intention 20
make hasl proof in sappor Of his claim. ard
that said preof will he md. before .. p. Bay.
clerk district eerrt II Rel Cioai Nebraska.
ON Saturday Nov is-issl. va
Jossth ". trrrarl.
HI entry No. $50. 'or the y nv. ~ suIl
sec T.. town 2 north rNg- 10 vest. III
following wi;resss. to Jr1Ye hi. cont nuau /.
,e.,denes upon. s-j GU, yftioa o. sail land VIZ:
John A Poyer. Nelson iiuri. william a STERN
ard John Waller. all II Cow -. V-s.
lis 5. ". sWIiZER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27

Money TO prove up with on final re
ceipt, or on decided land AZ Z per cent,
and l-62 per cent commissisn, or sf
straight 9 per cent. no commission
: Jxo. K WILCOX.
Office next door 20 Chief ofsce. 3oft
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27

Notice IL hereby given that &c fpIlcvi-e'
named set1ef has Sled notice Of bic i~n.ehttor
n make fnai proof IN support OF his claim. aei
that said proof viii be made Afare Ciers 81
District Court wesster Coaa'y Nes on Saturday
Oct. 18th lss- via
JAxss Bssvxa-
Homestead entry Ma. S-S for tie ne ar go
g town In nnee i2v. He e.ues RE fslis sin
uitrse-es to eroTe his csarnBeEs exst9enes
upon ssd esitivatios OF said Land, via. EIroJ
Pet:svs. Aiter' G. smith. John Mcoy. Nseher
les Yensea al Of Wells
pe-s ;. W. Reges.er.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27
entivciy

Ladies wishing n perfume tina; com
hines novelty delicacy and richness
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