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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-04-22

Passenger trains make close connection at
Mound House with express trains OF v tS 7. T.,
which connect at Reno with east and west
bound trims OF Central Pacific Railroad.
STAGE CONVICTIONS:
At HAWTHORNE with United States Stage
Companys cuaches for Aurora {25 Iniies,: Bodie
(37 miles); Lundy and Bridgeport.
At WNlN6 Q25 miles from Mound House)
with G,lmer. Salisbury 4 Co.'S weekly stages
Qeaying Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays) for
Downeyviile. Grsntsviile and Belmont.
At GAN0et LARA with U. s. stage Cos stages
for Columbus Is rnilesh Silver Peak, Monte
yuma, Aida Valley, Gold Mountain. ate.
ATTENTION with daily stages fOr B.sh,f1 Creek,
Independence, Cerro G0rlio, esc.
n. NJ YERINGT0N, Gen. Aupt.
+. j. LAWS,
Assistant Superintendent.
d. 4 BENDER
taenorai Freight and pa-sa Agent
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-04-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Great English Remedy

Is a never failin .
cure for keryou
Debility, Exhsns'
ted Vital y, Sem
inal | Weakness,
st Manhood,
Impotcncy. Pros
tatorrhea, PaIly-
sis and all the ter
rible effects Of
Self Abuse, youth
full follies and ex-
~tspp..-
The National tribune., 1883-11-08
a. So .. ~ \. ]. sun.s go.

Now wish 10 ssy woFri about the New
York Si6l, whose lutte whaIsll and cEr-iike
bark IS heard among the pack. ii 5sys: - bat
the American peepae waui t. know IS. when t
paws FIFTY 81 oae hundred million dollar per
year, how msHv Of those claims arc frauda-
lent" Now, e orr earthly san WAS Is penet4at-
Ing as be beagefiy SUI. ii Hlgnt 10 the Anleri-
can people a grca1 service ii Is would start a
pan to ferret or the fraud But, ! VIII venture
one assertion that IT viii FIND the freud h the
pension rolls as sraail As the SEAS heart. You
could put either IF taem in mosquitoes bill
or blow them both ia Eaat's eys. and il woald
not make It ink. Have the American people
given any expression OF srDps-hy Cor 5Geh
growing newspapers. ~ expressed Themselves
ia opposition - the PENSIONERS Nota Bit OF 1t.
Aud IN writing this Ia yindicaton OF The old
soldiers, i will sa that they cannot DC seladai-
lied by any such criticisms; tleir deeds oI palor
stand open before the world; theg saved tie
past and secured the future. Military deeds
have always received honor frOm the American
people, a. mass, and the private sold itrs oil The
Union army have won By their deeds Of yaleI
every wreath Of renown, and every oro..n Of
laurel - every cent vi money that has been
paid them.
Yours, in F.. C. and L., UscLE sam.
The National tribune., 1883-11-08
BEAD THESE LETTERsI
AND koie villa; Four Comrades Themselves Think
81 tie Waterbury Watch.

&n0 A0te NAai foEr A0EarEaes Themselves Think
81 The Waterbury Watch.
IRosTox, VS. Sept 2 lsss.
Tho Waterbury watch i received. IL keeps per
Fec tille and gives general satisfaction.
Truly, yours S Z. FEAzTER.
Polk. OHIO. sept. S. 1883.
The Ssieroury Is The best watch Tor Tie money
N the nlarizet. II keeps perfect tirne.
Yours, &C., VIZ. Nick ELBEIDeE-
McI.EAE. III, sept = isss.
The Waterbury watch came safely 10 hand
won1er bow you ezsn afford such . good watch for
small price. Respectfully. W. ; CRAyToE.
UrnAxA. o. Sept :. Iss3
The two Waterbury watches son sent have
Truly yours d H. BAEeEh
rri.or KSoB. WE. sept. :. Iss3.
received the watch AZ rigil; and Ia good run
sing oraer ana highly pieassd wi,h it,
Truly, yours. hiESzo S. DBfgcg.
EsLEEroy. Pa. sept 6. lss8.
The 0ntch was received o. K, and gives me
Isaac saAKELr.
FoET scogr. EAs. sept. 8. 1879.
The Waterbury watch came ssfe!y 70 hand, and
pleased &c very much. 9onss. &c,
susQrEHAEsA. PA, sept. 3D. 1855.
The Waterbury watch received from you is a
w.H French.
BEADsHkw. NEH-, Sept 70. iss8
] received the Waterbury watch IL good order.
II keeps good tiIae. Truly. yours,
A WElGwAS.
HOLDEN. 40. SEPT. I8. lss3
have received ny watch, and vel pieased
witt H. Very respectfully, FgANK JEWELL.
wksEcA MISS. sept y. lss3.
The Waterbury watch came .. K and has
proved entirely satisfactory. Very respectfully,
~. GRAVES.
NEDISA, o.. Sept. 9, 1853.
Naierbury watch Just received. am well saiEis-
Gec Win H. G. II. KnBALL.
ZtrEsynIE, o. Sept II. lss3
The watch came safely TO band. IN keeps splen-
Did time. and sIn highly pleased with t.
Yours. truly. a. ID. LAUEDER.
Mcx&ouTH. III. sept 10. 1883.
sci tic Wa;erilary watch you sent me with an
Elgin. aid II did not vary at ali. \. n. Coos.
HsETFonD. CosE.. Sept. 8. 1883.
The watch you sent nae keeps good time, and
ana very much pleased with H. Respectfully.
LEILA u. SMART.
AUGUSTA Mr. Sept 10 1889
The watch Yon sent + an excellent tlne-piece.
Z wish had got che long since.
JoHE LEIGHTON.
TOLEDO, O., sept :. 1893
received the watch you sent IN good shape. II
keeps good time. O. J.. CoLEIss.
SPENCER Ia
The Waterbury watch safe 10 band in 5.ie
time arB well pleased with IL and Il Is really q
snueh better wssx.h tiian expected. have tested
= with Elgsn watch. 1ilicil cost nearly tweuty
bnes much. and II keeps good tue. ssan I'M ly
fscofapseild your company fcr pronsptoeSs Rnd
ho1cr2ssie dealing CIEUs MCKAY
The National tribune., 1883-11-08
Her esaeral waIlaee We. oan,erted.
- D. ~ g s.

fsenerai Lew Wallace says that be was con-
FeFsed II Christianity by Colonel IBgersoll.
H was inclined to be skeptieal as 70 the divIn-
itr ~ Christ. Ingersol presented his inGael
FiTs- Wallace WAS much impressed, but
finally remarked that he was not prepared TO
agree with lngfTsoll on certain extreme pr0po-
ssfioHs. lngersoll tbereuPon urged Wallace to
give the matter careful sfgdy, expressing bis
ceDfdence that be would, after so doing fully
scgniesce IN tbe ingersoll riew. For SIX years
b. thoHghf, studied, and searched Al the end
O. taat tIms lac said The result is the also
lufe convictiou that Jesus OF Aazafeth is not
only Christ and The Christ. but that be is
also nay Christ nay Savior. and my Redecmer.
The National tribune., 1883-11-08
lpatl.er oid War Horse Cera.

Dollie sloeum" died at Schuylkin Haven.
Pa, September 9th. She was the property of
DR.. Bland, Who purchased beI prior TO lis join
ing the Armyof the Potomac IN 1861. Doliiev
never lost dag Of duty "a three years active
service and was present III ail the general pat
ties Of the Sixth Corps. Az Gettysburg she
was conspicuous target for a rehci sharp
shooter near RonHd Top. The doctor used heT
through the WILDERNESS and Spottsylyania cam
paiga down 70 Petersburg, thence back to
Washington, DOM tie Shenandoah Valley to
Winchester and back 10 HSrpers Ferry. For
the past SIX iaoafIss she has been leading a re-
tired lile ca the doctors farm. where she died
Dollie SlocuEsD Was an old brown marc.
The National tribune., 1883-11-08
CL A | NJ S !!
GEORGE E. LEMON.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Ofee 6l5 Fifteenth ST., Citizens National Bank)
P. o. DRAwER 325. WASHINGTON, D. O
ESTABLISHED 1858.


Pensions.-If wounded, injured, or have contracted
Thousands entitled
Heirs.-TiIoEs minor children, dependent mothers.
fathers and mino brothers and sisters, Ia the order
Named entitled.
War Of ISI2.-An surviving officers and soldiers Of
this ar whether the Military Naval service OF the
United states who served fourteen 10 DAYS II in
battle OF ssrnsh for less period and the widows OF
Of eight doars Month Proof OF loyalty longer
required II these claims
Increase eff PeusieEs-Pensio laws are more lib
eIa ROW fiian Formerly and many entitled
hzler Tae than tley receive From an affer January
ISL shaii make no Charges FOR nv rex ia s;airs
for ifcr se o. pension acre dIsabi rsIieged,
un.sss successful IN procuring the increase
Restoration % Pension RelI.-Pensioners who
have beea Eniuiiy dropped from the pension roll or
whose names have teen stricken tisrefrGm bF reason
OF EiiuIe 70 draw thCir nesen for period Of three
years, or ~ reason OF re-eHstEaent- may have their
pensions renewed BY corresponding with ss House
EeSPFfi9n from ora rernenf or vessel ard prsfraenk
~ arc Der Is Got nssr pension cses where the
wound, disease 6t is5r was incurred WiI IN the ser-
Ice o. the tinted STATES and in the line Of duty.
Land IS nFFaI.fs.-SuryigoFs Of al wars from f1so
70 Starch g IsJ ard certain heirs are entitled t. one
hundred ana sxtv acres Of f9d IF rot alr,fy raeefrei
Soldiers o. the late not entitled Land warrants
purchased for cash a. the highest rnarset rafe and
PrisoAeTS q " aT.-RaIlon money prumptly coli
FUTIoEsh Rafiors.-A1asunts due collected With
oee eli'ees ee5ay sien claims cannot Be collected
Horses Eosf IN Seryice-C7airs OF this character
promptly attended Many claims 0f this character
have been rt5ected- Correspondence such
cases Is respectfully invited
Bounty ard Pay.-Cailsctions promptly made.
Property Taken By tl.e Army ina states not in
snSJlFTcctIOu.-Ciai OF this character viii receive
Special attention, provided they we're lied before jan
g2ry iSs0- II noe FLED prior % that date they
barred w statute Of hBlitafSon.
IN edition 20 the above prosecute fIi.itlrT and
Naval Claims OF every tescriution procure PIfents
ITafe-iks Copyrights attend business before he
General Land 9tip aai other Bureaus the Interior
DeparTses ara an he Tlaarfl,eIfs 81 he fernFlert
We invite correspondence FROM all interested assuring
them Of the tIaosi pTuptitue, energy, and thorough
ness IN al matters intrusted hands
The National tribune., 1883-11-08
THE WAR IN THE EAST.
The Outbreak of Rebellion.

dent Lincoln.
Describing the opening war and covering the pc
rod from the election of Lincoln the the first
battle of Bull Run
The National tribune., 1883-11-08

DRIyATEST0CE TELEGRAPH WIRES BETyg SEN
WASHINGTON AND new YORK
81. -. DODGE,
B1nker and br0Ssr.
Ponds Stocks aEd investment Securities Bought 414
Sald Com -lssSiOu-
No $50 18TH STREET tCOGCORAN BIlLDINGJ
Washington, ID. C.
Agency FOR Prince s98 NEsfaly- Stock BROKERS'
Ga B-oas way, New York.
Every class u SecurIlteS Bought and sosl on eoile
sion san Francisco, BALTIMORE, Fhllaieipns- Nes
York Boster and VlShi nston- 0rdsSs sxetule ON sae
New IoF5 stock zGlanSr u ous-el2tn 81 one PEE S-
Private and direct telegraph "iees - bar
tiraore Pei3 eIShl. New ork, and Boston, through
wnie!f orders arc @elsed the StocS Exchanges N
those cstiss asG reported back promptly SaptassDns
Of stocks ana Bends and information REGARDING sne
MarSets received larauge our wires INSTANTLY GlreSE
rom the New York stock Exchange.
The National tribune., 1883-11-08

gTT7T wanted-Sfen, Women Boys and Girls, start
ih new light and easy business IN their towns.
ktES The work be done quietly at home in daytime
1AllL eyenng-nop eddling travelling necessary
ia honorable and VIII positively bring in money
in 30 Bys than anything advertised. You easily make
10c. 81 hour 81 sl5 day. You right rhe
Secret Revealed what waat you do. and ON 70
DO2EN Samples to commence work on, by return mail,
FREE. Send 10 for postage and Advertising aud
Address IA. e.. FAX, Efutlands VerE;ont.
Mention The National Tribune.
The National tribune., 1883-11-08
GEORGE E. LEMON,
SIS Fifteenth Street, washington, D. @.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. /. l sSS.
The attention Of the former clients of Gilmore & Co.,
&C. have already written is again called 10
the Importance of communicating with me al once as
have IN my possession MI the papers In their pension
claims which in the hands OF The firms mentioned
the having been transferred to me in lssi Some OF
these papers highly important 10 the claimants
toned, and never filed by said firms desire TO
hear from ersry applicant for pension whose clam was
III the hands of Gilmore, and whose claim for pension
may be sHl pending, that may assist him to complete
the same have testimony and other important papers
in very many of these claims and parties interested
should at inform of their Stoffice address,
that may inform them in regard 10 their claims
GEORGE Il. LEMON,
els Fifteenth Street.
The National tribune., 1883-11-08
sUBJECTs OF ARTICLEs.

1, The Sudden Cai-the Wife and Little Ones-the
Volunteer Regiment Organized; ,, The pepaTture-the
Volunteer Regiment en- route for Washington Reopen
ing OF the Baltimore Passage 1, Students Tor te Field
s. Washington in May and June, 1861 8. Sui Run:
The Pennsuar Campaign; s. Manassas and Autletan !;
O. Fredericksburg; 10. Charlottesville; II Gettysbur
p BRIDGEPORT and Lookout valley; Is, Chattanooga
including Missionary Ridge and Lockout Mountain: Il,
Something about the Fourth Army Corps; IS Dalton and
Resaca: rs, AdlirSTilie and CarTsvile; L. New Hope
Church; IS, Pickett's Mill and R0Had Top; 70 The
Kenesaw; 20, smyrna Camp Ground q, Peach Tree
Greek - July -, 1904, before Atlanta Ezra Chapel
"a, Cutting Communications; IS JonesbOro' AID LoYeoy
Station; 70, Hoods Raid and Alls00Ba; ., Santee
Creek Gap to Gainesville; - The Marsh Of the Blight
Column to the Sea- - The Junction Of the Array and
Navy; so, Fort MeAilster-the Bridge and the Rice
Mill; 81 Beaufort and Poeotahg0; =, The lkeiarehe
General Wager Swanye. So The Saluda ana the Broad
81, The Burning of Columbia; 81 The Eastern March
Sc, Ayerysboro' and Benioaviue; s. JOhRsonis sur
render; SIS. The March Richmond, and -, The Grand
The National tribune., 1883-11-08

go WEEK, sI2 day at home easily made Costly
- = nathkfree. Address TSuE { Co., Augusta, Ne.
Mention The National Tribune.
The National tribune., 1883-11-08
The Peninsula.

By ALExAspER S. WEBB IL D., President Of the Col
ieSe OF the City OF New York; Assistant Chief OF
Artillery Army of the Potomac IS6I-'C2; Inspector
general Fifth Army Corps; General commanding
Second Division, Second Corps; Major General AS
signed, and Chiefo of Staf Army ofthe Potomac.
The history of McClean's Peninsula Campaign from
his appointment to the end of the Seven Days Fight
The National tribune., 1883-11-08
The Army under Pope.

By JOHN RoPEs ESQ, OF The Military Historical soc-
ETY. of Massachusetts, the Alassachusetfs Historieal
Society, etc.
From the appointment Of Pope to command the Army
of Virginia to the appointment of Mcclellan to the gen
erai command in September 1852
The National tribune., 1883-11-08

HyARD COLLECTORS! A handsome SCI of IS French
Y Cards for only Sc c. G. C. DEPUY, Syracuse, n. Y
Mention The National Tribune.
The National tribune., 1883-11-08
The Antietam and Fredericks-
burg.

By FRAScIs WINTHROP PALFRgY Bvt Brigadier GenT
u s. v, and formerly Colonel 10th Mass. Infantry
The National tribune., 1883-11-08

gYANTED.-LADIEsA AND YOUNG MEN WISHING
w TO 81 10 8 every day quietly at their homes
work furnished; sent by mail canvassing;
stamps required for reply. Please address EDWARD +.
DAVIS & Co, 5S.South Main ST., Fall River, Mass.
Mention The National Tribune.
The National tribune., 1883-11-08
|IE.ydyg.yyEzIzssIIIl

Ana SUBSCRIPTIONS ell prices. Views fllustrat-
NJ every subject for Pc Ess4tf EX ffTEErF(sSs etc
a business Tor q1itl small capital Also
.9tnlerIls Tor home arfenGnt. catalogue fres
iicA Li4ISffltf. Mfg 0ptician, 8 Nasaim ST., n r.
Mention The National Tribune
The National tribune., 1883-11-08
GEORGE E. LEMON
CAN | OBTAIN A PATENTp

Send . roUga sketch or II You eIlll model Of your
invention 70 GEORGE T.. LEMON. WaSixiugreu-
made &C all United Patents Of the class OF
inventions and yeu viii be advised whether lot
can he %
The National tribune., 1883-11-08
FOR THIS PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION
No CHARGE IS MADE
WhatwiIl a PatentCost?

If yuu advised thar your invention patentahle
send go 10 Ty Government application ice OF Sll And
~ for che drawings required By tne Government lhis
is PAYABLE when application made e4ld - All OF me
expense unless Pa5eat IS allowod When allowed the
attorneys Zee tS2Jl AID the Gnal Government zee SD
is pavaoIe Thus ven know beforehand, i0r fGftlng,
whether you gog, get Pstent OF NOT and 20 at
t0rIcy's is charged Unless yea 80 set taJeut- An
attorney whose rec depends on bis s'cess n osalaing
Patent VIII advise you thss your invention Is pdtcnt
able unless really Fteutabie 80 fr IS nis hest g
ala in determining the question; hence, YOU
can rely the advice given AFTER preliminary esani
nation is had Design Patents and The Re-isr zion
OF Labels. Trade Sizrlzs and Reissues s2cret-
Caveats prepared and fel ppiiclt'ens ia rev ttor OF
Rejected. Ak2sEeHae. ar Forfeited EaSeS rnace-
VERY cs-l valuable ty saved - these classes
OF elss If Won haVe UuSastken % secure y1ur ewn
uareFt and flilcl q skill M haIzrg 0f the may
lead % saeceS SsE4 written reUeSs ad'isssed 70
The Coulaouero t Patents, t1At he reeuEuize GE0es
E LsssaS p. u siaesoa, q e. as yoi.r a fogle y ne
case giving ss se tae lGEEnf5an and about te cate
OF SLING vCar ErpEiCatiuc. and ref0rs
WI cost yNS uGthrs- -crccs maize ief tiie - liFen-
tons fu fc- apr icslTrlaflcu relating 20 fllentS
pronPty furnished. Copies II Parents nailed r. ne
regular eoTsE-laEr- RAGS t.@C eachl Eeln elaer AIS
oce has bees % secesSfi operation sinee ls ana sos
therefore resn sle benefits neSties refer
eaee can - given 70 ac1u tents IN a5aCsi e county
in the Cnissd Pamphlets relating % Patents yea
fr-1f.rf ~rrrr
The National tribune., 1883-11-08

100 Useful articles for 2 cts Something for every
i ~ body. Stnchffeid & Co., \. Mddleboro, Mass.
Mention The National Tribune.
The National tribune., 1883-11-08

From the appointment Of Mcclellan 20 the general
command, September, Is to the end Of the battle %
Fredericksburg
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-14

xHE SPIRAL 84AIRSv
ehs SD Aouf ctildrsn no
injured and sona and my husband
and / sit By our winter fire - much -
Ne did before the little onss came 70
widen the circle Lie Is somsthing
like : ep,rsI s~taircaec ; We are all the
time coming around over the spot We
started from, only one degree further
up the Stairs"
That is . pretty Illustration" re-
marked her friend, musingly, gazing
into the glowing c0sls which rsdiated :
pleasant heat from the many-wind0w-
Ell stove. "You know We eau not stop
toiing up the hill, though"
"o1rely we cannot, and for myself I
don't find fault with that necese ity pro-
vided the advance in life 10 not attend
ed with calamity or suffering, for /
have had my share u that Not long
since my health utterly broke down.
My system was full Of malaria. Ny
digestion became thoroughly disord.r
Ell and my nerves were in \ wretched
SsSsCs WIS oaASOiu 10 tstCtC Blu
that without enjoying it. and had no
.-teSgth or ambition to perform even
lsstxt household duties. Medical treat
'heut failed to reach the seat of the
trouble. The disesse-which seemed
to be weakness Of all the vital crgans-
progressed until Ihad several attacks
which my physicians pronounced 20
be acute congestion of the sto,naci /.
tIhe last Of these was . desperate strug-
gle and l was given up to die. As the
crisis had partially passed, my hus-
hand heard of the merits of Parker's.
Tonic as al invigorant in just such
cases Ms mine. l took it and felt its
good effects at once. 1t appeared to
pervsde my body, rs though the bless-
ing of new life had come to me. Tax
ing no other medicine I continued tn
improve, and am now in better health
than l have been for a long time"
Extract from an interview with the
wife of Rev. P. Perry, Pastor of Baptist
Church, Coldbrook, Mass.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-14
GIVEN AWAY.
One Tousand Bottles of Marah's Golden
Blood and Liver Tonic to be Gircss ( I
Gxuy.

Everybody in Red Cloud, who is suf-
fering from S~crofula, Chronic Rheuma-
tism. Jaundice, Billousness, Dyspepsia,
Costiveness. Headache. Loss of Appe-
tite, Backache, Female Weakness,
Nervous arrangement, General debili-
ty. or any blood. liver, kidney, stoM-
ach or bowel disorder-can obtain =
trial bottle of Marsh's Goldet Blood
and Liver Tonic free of charged by CALL
ing at Henry Cooks drug store. Red
Cloud. Persons who have tmed this
valuable medicine can procure the
large bottles at 50 cents and 81. 1t
stomach and bowels, regulates the kid
neys and strengthens the system.
For all diseases of the throat and
lungs use Marsh's Golden Balsam. the
great cough remedy. Sample bottle
free.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-14

Nathan A.. Ayers, defendant IN the
ab0ve entitled action. will tske< pnt,ce
that Maria Ayers. plaintiff IN - above
omitted action, did ON the 16th day of
November, A. D., 1883, die Der petit
ton against said defeQ mt in the dis
trict c0nrt Of Webet1 county, Nebras-
ka, charging sAid defendant with will
fully aband0s said plaintiff for
moro thnok*0 years last past /; also,
chayprng6 defendant with having
IN I0nth of October, A. D.. 1883,
dn5 divers places and divers times
- that date, and prior thereto,
6mmitted adultery will, certain
lewd women, to plaintiff unknown.
The object and prayer of said petition
is that said plaintiff may be divorced
from said defendant and for the Gus
tOdy and care of Richard s. Ayers and
Frank Ayers, sons, and the issue of
sale marriage ; also, asking a decree
allowing plaintiff alimony and for such
other and further relief as equity may
suggest. The defendant, Nathan A.
Ayers, will therefore take notice that
he 10 required to answer said petition
or before the seventh day of
J anuary, A. D., 1884.
Maria Ayers.
Per Case & McNeny, her attorneys.
nov3O-dec2l
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-14
500 Acre Farm
FOR SALE OR RENT.

THE UNDERSIGNED. HAS Sos
acres Of fine farming land for sale
or rent. 100 acres under pillow, I'D
acres bottom land for grazing, river on
north line. II acres timber. Will
rent entire farming out6: if desired.
Will have come cattle IL WANTED. Farm
Is located1Eix Miles from Red Cloud,
has threlgocd h0uBSs. barns, stables,
sheds. md lots Of good water. 40
acres fenceda Also. cattle pens. Ad.
dress, or apply on farm, to
FRED PETERSEN, Engineer,
hlesxl Red Cloud, Nebraska.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-14
HONORED.

Nc5ineae 10 the exhibits at
IA state fsir. the Omaha Re-
~ The "UniOn" sewing
attracted general attention
greatly admired by the ladies
ent Of the fine work it was
h. The Union was =. arded the
MUM for the best sewing ms-
Vrk. which vas . bslhant VIC
thsSe fxNsE zTifised contest for
The "CniOn" machine
Nesto 60 abroad to secure
rh awards Of excellence. for ~ has
fn noted, this machine took the
premium At our State fair. For
sewing machine work, it is a
pure % n0tice the success of the
on, 8, It % strictly and entirely .
do pro- action.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-14
NOTICE

essons indebted TO the estate of
pl 0Arber will save costs by pay
pe same 1t cnce, rs the affairs of
tate must be closed. I have di-
ID I'LL claims due the estate to be
in Judgment If not paid without
her delay. NARY A. GARBER
Executrix.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-14
TAKE NOTICE.

unpaid Accsnnts for subscription,
Frtising and job work, contracted
y TO October I, 1888, and due to
undersigned, will be sued the first
Of january next if not eetiled be-
hat time. / dislike to make costs,
ut eulectspnne Is due mi.
II. 1. THOMAS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-14

VDOUO, NEB.
Q9ce Webster Street, in Miller 4
f1li d1eore.
rslls Real Kstats. attends t. rent-
5opes<y aud collecting reats. Xd
QaA OF his books desirable Town
ana farm property.
Farms from 90 to 1000 acres.
Below are . few from list.
iOOp acres Of beautiful land with
stream of unfailing water.
very nice farm of $50 acres with
residence. fine barn, wind mill and
tank. 100 acres fenced, VOID fruit ETC.,
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-14
~ Il yoa gill.

fEFS IrSIIa%|assire to
coming - Farmers of
Duriug u:.sirupR Of exchang-
the Acs means of pro-
6a4t1ES hal Improvement.
Nde kind have been very
lI~ years, and may be made
nofe uieful in the future. Where
m&eoSks or institutes are organ
echenaof agriculture and
IN the college will at
luHd. and assist without ex-
institute. Persons iute..
resnising such meetings sre
correspond with
THOMPSON,
9kfege, Lincoln, Neb.
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MARYATT 4 co,

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Haye eecRred the sole
and exsstNay& sale of
the solid gold 8mbins-
ton perfume ring, rep
resented herein. 1t IL
D abeauty. and just the
thing for . handsome
present for Christmas.
& . token that will be appreci-
any person. See them before
your presents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-14
Legal Notice.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND
for the Eigth Judicial District held
in snd for Webster county, Stale Of
Nebraska.