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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-14

THE PRESIDENT this afternoon sent handsome
basket OF flowers TO Senator Anthony, congratu-
lating him upon his reelection 70 the Senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-14
The Courts.
POLICE CoURT-Jud0e Smell.

To-day, Isaac Jacobs alias Bragg. vagrancy,
bonds or 30 days. John Harris, larceny OF a coat
from Patrick McCue: S. or Is days Oscar Jones'
colored, threats TO Lizzie Hawkins; personal bonds
to keep the peace Lou Austin; forfeited collateral
Sarah Shanklin and Susan Edwards, assault on
PhiIis Jones; IS or Is days each. Alfred Gutek-
must, assault on Henry Cooper; personal bonds TO
keep the peace. Abraham Harris, assault on Pat
rick Connor; do. John Jackson, assault on Annie
Parker; IS or Is days; appeal noted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-14

THE WASHINGTON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to-day
commenced laying stone On the new section OF the
Washington monument The first course OF this
section Will make the height OF the monument 272
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-14

MOORES HOTEL, LEONARDTOWN, IA
vi st. Mary's county, Md. Now open. New NHAV
front and large number cool rooms added 1c:HS1
since last Three churches. physicians and drug
store, mineral water, saltwater bathing, boating
fishing. ten pins croluetal free. Dancing nightly.
No mosquitoes. Terms, S25 per month: 50 per week;
81 so per day. Children nurses half price Boats
to and from Washington six times week. Arrowsmith
leaves Thursdays and Saturdays. returning Sundays
and Fridays The Sue Monday, returning Saturday.
references given. HERBERT +. MOORE,
5e7-lm Proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-14

t&S BAiS ROD Tough as whaebone. elegantly
s9pO BASS Rod! Polished Rosewood Finish
-. 90 BASS ROD! Unequaled for Beauty and
90 BA-S ROD Delicacy of Balance Remarkably
1900 BASS ROD! Soft Elasticity of Spring!
IS. 90 BASS ROD! Samsonian strength
-. 90 BASS RCDt Beautiful Whipped Hollow
36.O BASS RODt Butt with extra superfine
- 90 BASS BOD! Lancewood Tip In il Joints
Ind Flexible Lancewood tips No angler has ever en-
Rienced the shermans real thrill exstatic plessnr
no be has landed rousing H. Black Bass with III
- Of Rod. Price only s. free by mail anywhere
j. U. O'MEARA
ho1esale Fishing Tackle l347 Pennsyiysuia ayenu,
=, o0noxtcns ". y, CasA&o4ueS free. ml3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-14

THE INDIAN BUREAU has been Informed by
Agent Crissey, at the T1sseton agency, In Dakota,
that the reports OF trouble with the Indians is
unfounded; that the Indians are now supporting
themselves, and tnat the soldiers were sent there
because they heard that the government had
stopped the supplies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-14

fSSIZ FNNRBEC ONLY"
IA We are The only firm in the District dealing ex
clusiyeiy in kESNEBEC ICE. Oar houses Farming
dale. Asine. contain 80, 600 tons at Pttston Maine
No. 600 'sfsr than Is controlled by the united
tCompari, : Of the District
The patronage Of dealers and consumers earnestly
Dolcited Polite and prompt attention and best market
prces guaranteed.
4 Depot and House-sth street wharf
/ Ofdce-6th and streets northwest.
\ 3eS-lm RICH CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-14

a THREATENED LIBEL SUIT-It was reported al
the Capitol this afternoon that Mr.. Nelson one OF
the newspaper correspondents whose character
was aSSailed by Mr.. Buell. In his testimony before
the whisky investigating committee, proposes to
have Buell. arrested and arraigned upon charge
or libel Indeed, IL is said that Mr.. Nelson himself
declared that to be his purpOse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-14

CtAPE MAY.-NEW ATIANTIC-CHOICEA -, z
- Family House-Nesr the beach, unob- YEAY
structed view; cuisine 6rst-class; modern ap. lks
pointnents located the most desirable street The
city. Address ]. &. OeAT6. my30-2m
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-09
S.enwoej Items.

Ed. CREF.-The weather continues
so pleasant reminds us of spring.
und makes us tccl rs though we ought
TO think about oar spring work. max
ing garden &c. We arc having such
good roads, everybody is on the move.
some of the farmers Alto busy hauling
their fuel for their Sunruer Use, and
some are busy hauling .heat, corn
and hogs L. market.
think there will be rs much. ii not
more wheat sown this coming spring
than last. Sea Island wheat seems
to hc all the rage for seed. Last year
Mr.. III. Bartlett was our champion
wheat raiser III this part of the town
ship.
Mr.. j. Rollison has Just returned
from Indiana: says it was very muddy
where he was, the roads being almost
impossible; and 4 great deal OF
sickness.
Old Mrs. Robson is very poorly at
the present time.
Mrs. futile has a sister visiting her
from kearney county.
The party didn't go off very lively a,
Dryers the other evening, the ladies
being scarce.
Mr.. J. Trivopiec is enquiring for a
houSe-keeper that Is right glad to
hear it.
Mac. Rollison and Ell. Davis. are
going TO the mountains in the spring.
Singing school At the Thorne school
house, twice 4 week.
We have one very wise man in this
part OF the township, who claims to be
an expert, he knows a persons writing
when he sees it in print, in the col
umns Of the paper
Wells & Butler, arc selling lots OF
goods this wints-.
The soldiers and their ladies are %
have a social and dinner at the hall at
Wells Oh the twenty second. and a
grand hop in the evening. All are
cordially invited. &c 4.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-09
?EaEE .Es..s's ?:?-.al xoS.E.Y

The February number i promptly
before Us. with its Usual abundance OF
entertaining and instructive reading
and fine embellishments. Il opens
with a most interesting artic,,. by
Richard Il. kimhall. London and its
Lord Mayors" with twelve ilu-tra-
tons. The Alhambra. 10y y. Robin
son; Spiders Webs" by Arthur O.
Butler: The Great Tone-poet-. by
Noel Rvthven; Fashion in Detur-
nifty" by Prof Flower. and The
Manufacture of Soap in Ancient and
Modern Times" by Prof. Charles \.
Joy. are replete with interest and in
formation, and are p~rofusely iilu>tra-
ted. Cartons serial. "Leonie. En-
press of the Air i continued: and
there are Short Stories and Sketches.
ny X. V. Hastings. Thomas :. Collier.
Sir Randall Roberts and other iayoTite
authors. The lovers Of poetry will be
delighted with the illustrated poems,
The Willow Pattern" and The
Diver" a ballad, g The miscellan-
eous Article. paragraphs. etc, embrace
a large variety OF subjccs, amusing
and interesting. Each number con
iains lbs pages quarto, and over loo
Illustrations; ae colored title-page Of
the present one Is entitled Loves
Young Dream" rom a picture by A.
Iourdam \ single copy is only %
cents, or IS a year, sent postpaid.
Address. FRANK LESLIE. Publisher. So,
- ana ~ Park Place. Y Y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-09
IC Greek Lens.

En-. CHIEF:-Wr think it 4 great
blessing. the mild winter w are hay
ing. for the people lundcr existing
circum>tancC>l could hardly have en-
dured Il hard winter, therefore health
and happiness prevails.
Some of the farmers are talking of
sowing wheat the last OF this month Ii
the weather remains 50 favorable;
may they reap the harvest instead ol
the bugs. Is our earnest desire.
Mr.. George Walkers estate has
been bought by his brother, John
Walker.
On the Goth Of last month Il com
pany of sixty persons met at the resi-
dencc OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Jim Murphy
where they enjoyed Il splendid oyster
supper, and also the pleasure of trip
ping the ligh, fantastic toe. Although
the company WAS larG" there Were
none sighted. but were al welcomed
with the greatest kindness.
Some of the plank of tn" Inava'c
bridge has l"nu borrowed 10y
persons who are ashamed to confess
the deed, therefore the repairing of
the bridge will bc delayed.
\ week ago last Thursday evening
closed 4 series of meetings at the
stone school house on Walnut. con-
Quoted 10y RevS. Hummel and Cheet-
ham who labored earnestly and faith
fully for four weeks. with much
success, and We sincerely hope those
who have made the good start will
remember that the kind deeds they
now show to friend or foe iconvertci or
unconvcrted) will never be forgotten.
long after they cease to exist, there
fore I've a shining light instead "f =
stumbling block 10 those uncOnver;cd:
shun them not: but lead them to
think that Il religious life is the life to
ike.
Ccph ROSaCrans came near lnosing
Il horse a few days ago by getting i,
hurt.
Jean Sellers has rented his farm TO
III. Young, and himself and family are
,soon to start to- their old home in
Wisconsin.
Some aischicvi"us boys broke into
.. X. Down house and broke
out the windows.
What has become of I. No. Hoo"
no, left the country Ne hope.
Two ORPUAxs
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-09
E CLOUD BooMl
TIE q. & n. DIVISION LOCATED
AT THIS PLACE.
A Large new Passenger Depot and
Machine Shops.
a.: . :. Ia. ..e-ci -.:--e ~. 90 E:e:.e;
.~=-ei:a:e..y.

Last Saturday NJ. G. W. Huiircigc,
General Superintendent of the b i u
Il. X. in Nebraska. accompanied by a
number Of other officials of the road
paid Rcd Cloud a visit for the purpose
of making arrangements for establish
ing machine shops &c. at this place.
Negotiations are pending for the pur-
chase. blythe company. OF 90 acres Of
land Wing between Nr>. III. : ka'cv'S
house and the depot. east oil the road
leading south from town. This land
belongs 10 the hers Of II. :. ka.cv.
deceased, and can lie buU-at. w." are
informed, for so per acre. The Il. x
VI. company l. willing To pay SO per
acre for the land and the citizens of
Red Cloud will bc expected To contrib
ute the halanc. of the purchase
money, 5000. This they will gladly
do. and a, the railroad officials ex-
pressed their intention To- locate the
division at this point if. the land
could be secured at Il cost To them OF
not more than $40 per acre, the mat
ter of the location of the division. with
it, accomplishments. a Red Cloud may
be considered practically settled.
Ii j. the intention OF the company To
lay Il track from the present road bed
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-09
3!vEN away!

4 copy Of DR.. b. ]. Kendall'S treat.
Use on the horse and his diseases given
TO every new subscriber TO the CHIEF
who pays for one year in advance. anJ
to every old subscriber who pays NJ
hack dues and a year ahead. w
have sold over three hundred Of these
valuable books in the last two years
and still have a number on hand tc
give away to patrons of the CHIEF
Come in and subscribe and get Il cosy,
only $50 for the paper & year and a
copy Of this valuable book.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-09

Last Sunday We drove out To the
farm of Mr.. VIM. J. Wilson, on Lost
creek, south ofthc river and took Il
look ut his improvements and ur-
rOundin%s. Mr.. Wilson came from
Michigan two Years ago and pUr-
chased Il half section of land on the
creek and commenced farming in
what we consider Il sensible and bust
ncss-iike way. He does not depend
| entirely upon one branch of the bust
ness, but i an advocate of what is
termed diversified farming" and
consequently makes money whether
there is good crops or not. He has
forty head Of cattle. a number Of
horses a lot of hogS and n number of
stands of bees, which latter yield him
the handsome little Income of from
fifty To Il hundred dollars Il year at
comparatively no expense for care
and keeping. He has two hundred
! acres of his land fenced and has com
menced the erection OF 4 new dwell
Ing house. which when completed will
Toe Il comfortable home for himself
and family. The natural conclusion
that one will arrive at after viewing
such a homestead a. that of Mr.. Vii
son, with It's evidence OF thrift and
good management, is that the farmers
of this country who are not afraid to
work and who exercise Il reasonable
amount of care and judgement, can
build for themselves and families com
Portable homes and i'll time gain a
competence regardless of the OCCASION
Al partial failure of crops which this
country seems to be subject 10.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-09
Chattle Mortcage Sale.
~

hyotlre J. h rehy rIvru that by virtue 81
IN two Chattle Nor. ages one d-,ei on
the -th day Of December l-sl and Gully fled suI
recorded IN the Office II the County Clerk Of
Webster oUnty Nehraska. on saIi sth dav .!
December l,sl. AMI one dated February "A lSs2
ard duly flied and Tec"-d.i ia -aii Clerks
office IN said County If W ebs,cr. on the II lay
ct February lNS2 and executed by j. y. Hurk-
head Ia G.. II. Potter. L. -e.uTe the payment n
dTe,iihs Dollars. and upon which there l. now
due the sum Of Three Hundred ami Seventeen
ami sixty hundreiths i!-rs With 10 per cent
interest ir'M date al -1ii IhstrumeHts- Default
having been mad" IN the payment 81! said suis.
therefore | vii sell the property therein de-
ScTIhel. VII:
one I black stallion seven . years Old stripe in
forehead oue ! CRY mare ten d. years OH
named Mag" one I brown mar. fve ycars
old star IN face ramri Queen One / mare
colt two = years odd ia ,T'IpE WITH S'ar IN lace.
Once | black hOrsr colt tsO = ears OLD ia spring
uaneI Henry Duo ! wagon hau.Is make.
One ! cOS about eleven ii y-irs nIi ran weight
aruut twelve hu aired 40 lbs. one ! red COW
white OF back five > years old. pne ! rOan
heItrI two , years ola Two > mare colts. one |
year oid ia August AMI September 1879. color
Di"ck, white ia face. one | corn cLiyIVatOr.
one / 5~r.aaiug pIJS Reed make. one srjr of
harness parry wuTl Que ! rc,Fiug and now
IuG machine. dcCnrmirh manufacture. cHc !
nay rake. Two = bi'cK colts. one / tNu2 years
uIi ia April tie other IN september l>>-. at
Pubic Auction at the Boz .ione, livery
barn ia The village of lied cloud Ia WEBSTER
county .Aeo.. OIL the 9th day oi ebruary lsS2.
AT one - clock =. M. 81 saId day.
Dated February Ith ISIS
Cts L.. Ii PurrER. Mcr.ragco.
By H.wLEy i lHoEPE. Ls iUty's.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-09

Iowa Nut Coal at the Chicago Lum-
her Yard.
A~rbucklc's CoTc, 81 pounds FOX
slcn. at RoBY's.
BIosshurg Coal ?, the Chicgo Lum-
Der Yard.
The Rex. Geo. O. Yciscr will preach
next Sabbath morning and evening
at the Congregational church.
Hard Coal, all sizes, at the Chicago
Lumber Yard.
C~umierland Coal at the Chicago
Lumber Yard.
Wh;tchrcast Lump Coal at the Chi
cagO Lumber Yard.
R"hy still keeps n good supply OF
the best cigars IN town.
The w. c. T. L. will meet ut Mrs.
f.. III. Jones on Thursday next, at
p. m.
Rev. Geo. W. Bent, of kcarncy,
lspent a few days in Red Cloud last
week.
Improved farms and raw land for
=. =. ST.. G. cmoovor of E,ue
,Un VI
~
Grm a.. sol.
-,
Dr II p,irJ = lao c,v,d =, bis
e. a,or choror. dr. s,,ro !, Ped
CLorar,,iI fr,,bcr r..
-, .a,
Red Cloud Will soon become one q,
.ho L., tom. :, yoL,o.Ea
W." w
The best assortment of Lumber in
'tc h'lu"'''" 'ni''t
'"i''E" H"'''ci i"i'' !" ~" ~''
Town property seems Z" ave al
r1n"cd IN rrlcc since the Is. ~ vi
~,
r"'ii i"anS Hiaue "''t'e"" q"
>"ccAey "i nioe iiiii Ne"'' cas-! ''rinS
ana money III tiiec ""!S n""h "Pp'i
,..
,.
o,:
~ 0
~
Cali on Simpson & Swcczey of Blue
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-09

We take this method Of saying to AL
interested that on February ISt, We
shall commence buying produce NJ
the Red Cloud Elevator, and shall lie
in the market a. all times for the pur-
chase of Wheat. Corn. Oats, Barley.
Rye, Broom Corn, Hides. &c. FOX
which We viii pay the highest market
price i'll cash. PLATT X FREES.
o6-w-2
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-09

Monday evening of last week 4
Young man by the name of +. +.
IIovcy, in the employ of Mr.. Arm
! strong who lives two miles east of Blue
Hill. was thrown from "A horse and in
iurcd 80 badly that he died a short
time aitcrwarl. He was an orphan
hoy, and being without money and
having no relatives in this part OF the
country the county WAS obliged to
dcfrav the expenses If the funeral.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-09

John Kellogg returned from Ohio.
last week.
Jake R"senihal who has been quite
sick for some time, returned home 10
New York last week with tie hope
that the change would improve his
health.
The Burnside Post G.. 4. X. at Wells
post office propose to celebrate Wash
ing'oH's birthday, February 22i. in
becoming style. The invitations were
printed mt the CHEF office.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-09

The CHIEF office has gust received
another lot of new job type and a
dozen 9 job type cases. We pro-
pose to have the best printing Office
IN the southwest ere long. and in the
mean time invite the public to call at
Il Office with orders for printing. and
if wc don't suit You in quality and
price, We Will charge you nothing.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-09
4 Wcman's ESreren.a,

Mothers and DaughteIs should feel
alarmed when WEAKNESS constantly
Expresses them. If | am fretful from
exhaustion of vital powers, and the
color Is fading from my face, Parker's
Ginger Tonic, gives quick relief. u
builds me mp and drives away pain
with wonderful certainty.'-A Buffalo
7 r1y
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-09

The moralizing Of Mr. WigtOn Of the
Hastings Gazcttc-J"urual on the fact
that some of its exchanges publish the
advertisement Of the New York
Weekly" reminds us OF the gambolS
of Il shoat in its stiff legged gyrati"ns
for the amusement Of the lockers on.
Il j. very safe to conclude that the
only reason Wigton did not publish
the 'ad" in question is becau>e he did
not get a chance,
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-09

o. G. Roberts has opened Il harness
shop in the old court house building.
first door north of Rohys store, wrrre
he Will he glad to have the public cal
and leave orders for work in his line
Fine work and light harness made Il
specially. 25-tf
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-09
NOTICE.
225-tf

All persons indebted tome, either on
book account or note. are hereby
notified to call at the office of Case 4
McNeny and pay the same soon ii
they would avoid costs.
oj-w-3 SAMUEL CARRIER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-09
Land ofIce a, Hl,ow;ns,on Neb Janis. u.s.

Land ofIcea a Hl,ow..ns,on Neb Jan. e. l>>2
Notice i hereby given that the ~ioI!1wius
named s%sttlcr hss fled notice 81 ms Infection O.
make final pToot m suI port 81 hls claim and 80
cure final eutry thereof before 'ierA 90 court
in V.t.'cr county Ncb. - his ofrr IA 81
Cloud Neb. on SATURDAY February 9Th. -
viz
JpEN SrrEyr.
liza No. $50 for the - quarter -" : town In
rspEe low. tie nsu.~ The ispusfug witnesses
t. prove his continuous rs~ r:rurr UVpa. sd
cultivation uf >t.. lani va. CLARK =. coon.
Frames iiouchin. WiIisr J iisris. Henry
e. An:r-vs az! vfE't 't5G NeH.
jauIscol5 ). H.SWIIZLR. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-09
Cesa.e, aaS Far;:T,

Ladies who appreciate elegance and
purity are using Parker's Hair Balsam.
Ii is the article sold for restoring gray
hair TO its original color, beauty and
luStre.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-09
o., u,oo-;,y,,, X.b "a, - 10.

Land Office II bloomington Nch Jan. =. lss1.
Notice =. hereby given that The f~pi'ovIrg
named set'lrr hP- filed notice 90 h. iufsu'lun -
MAKE final proof IN support It h~ claim. aud
secure hral entry thereof before clerk oi nc
court in Webster county at H. oHr" in Pei
cloud Neb.. "n SATURDAY. February 18th. l>N-
VIZ.
NUIfts iFICHNV.
Hd No 81 tr the moth ri.J quarter srr u
town ~ range "w. II" name n" follow ~
Wirr"-~as 'o prove h. continuous residence
upon sni cultivation u sail land VIZ. fl~in
T. k,g,rs. Nl'iitm Lorsra'h an, Edward iiub-
inS"u. / ebert Iayl.r a. 80 III melville Nrh.
iauI3.ehIb :. ". SMlTZtK. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-09
Land OFre n nIo,mirrron. Eel. J.n.t -,

Lanl Office NJ Bloomington. Nch. Jan. {. 80.
Motto" i thereby given that ~" blowing
gfryt settler has hicl notice Of HI Iut'rtiCu e.
make i@1I proof in support vi ht- claim. and
secure final entry thereof. kei"r" 'lsTk - li--
trirt Court Of webster county Web. 81 ~ office
IN Red 'ioui Neb.. On saturday feb. Huh.
lNS2. VIZ:
forS JuNFS.
HI No. 800 70 the ne &C.. - town In range
l-w. He names the following WI''essr- -
prov" his continuous residence upon ruI ri''r
va'i"o o., srii TAM. w oliver q novnF Jtus-
Murphy. Jane sellers. g., Ret cloud \rb. ant
Wil'irm l.. Nchiuury. at ~"ut' Nch
j,ul-iety ;. g. SNIIEEE. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-09

Land tf.e % f.-.r ~ CO. N,'- E,L. ~ ....
Notice s hereby gwen 'lt; The '.- sirs
named set Ter ha- I.~i MOTIVE - ~ fu''r.."1
@ make tuS P-o.' IN surfur' 90 bIs ~l'E"r. ~ I
that -asi prtr' vii 81 tra'~ before ,t~g- q
p,-t-.ct Dus, ~ rsrcr C0U'b Ns.. GA -AjGT-
day re-. -tL -. VIZ.
J.sE~ 4. l. .'Er.
Hi No. a. for the rs ne aalr'- NV. sec.
= town IN Tau.v ss- lie name. th- SOL. -Ias
witnesses - prove "a c.utiuu ~ rc,i rns~
upon. and cultivation ui ~4tt t4ui. .f. AIRED
T.. >ImV,ub W.iIsul IL. iiuoert. Ur-r,saH l..
Ranrry. John San -nu. si - Nrguri, N~b-
Jau-t.eb2E :. ". >WIILEls. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-09
IIG II NDTLEL'

state Of SeLr'skl.l
Webster County.
n -, T.-tr-,s C-ur
thereof of the Fir tit.- ..--...
Elias b. Reel. irGsI-"a -
Stephen Ncwu'tu all Jane '"'I
NrrW.E. bert
The above named! TEEN liant will take notice
,hr' 'hc rr"'c utua"l plaintiff nu tn" liih iry
90: i~'DEf-E ISL. ifc hI- pciItIjn IN the above
name. SHrt @-sIusf he above named d"f"u-
Ian'-, ~" ahic Q aud prayer of which Is for a
decree +, i,recia-s a Real Estate Mortgage
mIi e D. ytii ici-HiInts tn said plaintiff. on
the ; + ., SEQ. l. IN Jowh : north AMI range
= west Of y. VI in saii Webster county.
sand d@!en lau:S are further notiie! that they
are required - answer said petition on the 10Th
d,y OF March 1852.
ELIss y. REEp. Trustee,
26-t- Ey his Solicitors. BArrY 4 SAGAE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-09
CH1TTEL NORTGiGE sale.

EYotice is hereby given that on Thursday the
Az "a day Of February. lss2 in the town Of
Rel Cloud. ut one o'clock .. m. there will be
offered for sale AZ Public Auction. the following
prop trty tr-wit:
one gray stallion II gears old. named Frank.
one roam mare l. years old. named Bird. vne
roam mare . years Did nsn~f Kit une roam
mare , years old. named Flora. One sorrel
mare b wears old. n1mei Hat. ono bay horse Is
wears ola. namcl Dan. One bilcE horse : years
old. named Billy. - roam brOse year Old.
named Dick. One roam mare : years old. bind
in night eye. Two I'D" "a! top bIggic. ''uurt-
land make. one two -e1fci top carriage.
Two set Of heavy double harness. Thee -rr of
double buggy harness | ii1ht trimming.
blsrk trimming. one platform kTTIns 1aErr.
The above described u. Ter'y viii be sold
under and nv virtue Df a tEstfie Mortgage
given 10y Edwin Gibps of Webster County Neb.
20 l.. 7. Albright. 'a'el oct. 1t l~l. sai1
mortgage 10 secure on" rr1mlstry note. dated
oct lt 1851 and described 50 '0ll0v.. one tor
siyj.0G due jar. 1T l--1. with 10 per cent. in
toresr from date. sad u1r's &c wIs t.ei ~
the OF, 2 ~ the fir-s Of Webster County Neb.
on the first dag or oct. ISL.
l.. l.. ALsEI"HT. Mortgage.
IS - W. III. S-ECJg, At'y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-09

Land of1rc AZ bloomington Sth Ian. {, iSsl
Notice l. herrhv gwen hat rL~ following
named settler bg- 'I. notice 81 his 'u'"0tt.n
- mrk" final PROF. IN support o. tit' aim art
tha; sad proof Wi! tr w.i- before clerk rt
Dis rint Court ~ Rcd Cloud \er.. % SATURDAY
February II. ! -. VIZ
JOYS POrIi's0N.
HI No. 9fsi for the south rE.' quarter So. ~
town IN range Ilw. ~" rar"- 'hr g. " iua
witnesses 10 PROV" h. continuous rel snrc
uron. ard cultivation - ,rIi luUd viz Jacob
&. Nlt!nri Nelson Bartlett. nGr'cI Mcclure.
! hn rc,aIIum all u " r.ls Nc ster county
Non.
japl1f,to :. ". SWIT7UR Reg ,.r.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-09
[E'H.IL NOT[(N

State Of NrbrtFkl.l
Webs er County.
In the District CoCr.
thereof Of the Fifth Judicial District.
The Iowa Loan Il Trust Company Pl'tF.)
-
Jamcs-FiCv. pcfrndaut.b
TIL" above ramsl iefcu ant will take notice
that the above nrm"! rltn'if op the 18th lay
&c January 49, t'oi r. Re it'nn IN the above
Iaucr court against the above named deem
liant. the object ana p-iytT of which ~ tor a
decree to iorer'oss Il Real Estate Mortgage
made ~ sail defendant to srii plais.jI IN 'hr
y " quarter ~ S'rtiur II "a town , north
and range - west If - u. ". in sand " ch>'cr
Torniy. -aIi d,fcnfaTi J. iur her notified that
he = r,anrrcd 90 arswor saii petition on the
oh day Of March. lSs2
Iowa loan e Trust Company.
:G-t-5 Py it, solicitors. B,rTY K,G.x.