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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-01
MR.. MACHEN's DEFENCE.

Edward C. Machen, who was arrested on Ihn nno
day on the charge of stealing seventeen SIio99o o
bonds of the Cincinnati. Hooking Valley and I9eHo
Railroad Company from William u. iowni ol ~, No.
IL Broadway was taken before Justice Herman an
in the Tombs Police Court yesterday afternoon, ioT
examination w. f. Knitting acted as MS coun hs
and Edmund Z. Price appeared in behalf OF Mri
Lown After considerable argument by the counsel aSd
Machen was released on bail in Sl50O Iursis Me-
by w. H. Tweedy. of No ToO Fllt n,ay T.; ne re-.
Macheu said to a reporter of The TRIBUNE In re,
gard to the charge against him not St ons 70 n ge
$50 600 IN the bonds i'll question were gwen " I'm
tn use as collateral security in negotiating loai,
found the bonds worthless for that purpose . no
one would take them as security, l returned Un1
bonds Now does 1t seem reasonable lhae VIZ asI
steal some of the very bonds which were ~ IN, ps
Session before and had proved ur.negotiableI Pc
Sides James McCudden. the bookkeeper 1 or for
Town ia ready to swear-he was here to,uay iga
that pprpose-that on the day in question nc n hae
up package of papers which beiEnfet 20 ny Lacked
he happened to wrap them ~ so that tney lJok Aa
similar to the package Of bonds and that TOOK did did
one which he made up for me out OF the room uiu
not tonch the bonds. | understand that the Getec.
lives have discovered where the bonds are ana 'h
they can show that had nothing 10 uo VAIL '
disappearance of the securities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-01
, rpIcK PLAYED BY A HANDSOME WOMAN


fashonaby dressed woman WEEK h ago mas.
house at Flushing. l.. l., with letter OF lntrouuc
ton from New-York friend of Mrs. Morsri one
said that her name was Mrs. De Witt Duval, ana
that she was from Jacksonville Fla. She was g.,
victim TO malaria III search OF health, ana sue
Wished 10 trv tile air of Long Island. Her appear,
ance was so prepossessing that although shG nad
no baggage to speak of, she was promptly assignee
10 the most comfortable qnarter'iin Mrs M9rse ss
bouse. She made herself at home. mad tne
hest Of food and service, and rapidly
made friends. In some curious way IL
isated ont that she was a widow. that she was
wealthy and that she was the owner, among othtr
noSsessions of an extensive orange grove III loIu
Incidentally. Mrs Morse was waiting Tor drail
and pending its arrival she allowed several friends
~ snnnly her immediate necessities IN the matter OF
roadp casb. On Saturday last Mrs. Duva was po-
teiy requested to pay her board bill, and she ieit
Finishing 10 come to New-York TO draw some
money from bank do some shopping ana oruT ne, neI
trunks sent over from the Fifth Avenue Hotel Inc
trnnk. have not vet reached Flushing. neither has
MIR. Duval returned. The fact has forced ltsel on
Mir Morse and the other too conhdlng residents
of Flushing that Mrs. DuvaPs letter OF INTRODUCTION
was a forgery and that the charming owner Oh u
plantation IN Florida is nothing but an adNen-
turess.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-01

Would you have your children healthy !
Give them that palabe nourshng and requiring no
ort ~ digest Have used HOrllcks Food
for Infants past years the last year no other have
all CASES.. w. y. DinmOre, Nj. D.,
sharpsDurg 81 have been using Horllcks Food for
Infats number Of years aud have seen number OF
children suDsisug upon 10 entirely flames Bradley NJ d.,
Amss Book treatment OF chlIufen sont ee HOT
nck's Food Co, Racine, WISCONSIN,
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
IA Lexnstonave. between 10Th and sofa St.
Uours 10 A. ito T. Diseases OF ths Norv01s Sgstsn.
(ienito. Urinary Organs Impotence anu Sterilty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-01

in Nav from the steamship Lake Manitoba, from
Liverpool They were destitute and wisned 10 10
sent hack to Ireland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-01

PILES, PILES, PILES.
Cured without the knife powder or says NO charge untl
cured Write references DR. A ~ CoRklNs No. III last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-01

"RoUGU ON RATs.n-Clears out rats, mice,
Ale. roaehs, bed bugs ants vermln. chi pmunks l5c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-01

turned IN its NATURAL COLOR. PMPLEs and BLoTcHRs
eradcated by using Dr. Tobass Venetian Lniment
~ ,Wn1NrpD FOR 80 YEARS aud perfectly harmless
II aiso PREVENTS tho HAIR PROM FAILING oUT sold
by vii tho dIuggists 20 ana 90 ceuts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-01
DIR. LYoN's PERFECT ToorH POWDER.
The Bestiu the World IS centA
GRAY Hal

GAsrRINE gives tone to the stomach an
promotes thorough digestion Cures Dyspepsia Sold by
druggists.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-01
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

CuAPPAQUA.-Daniel G. Boyd has been awarded
the contract TO build new Orthodox Meeting
House
WEsTCHEsTER-rhe authorities have offered
reward of 90 for the arrest and conviction of any
person no disturbs any church service OF religious
gathering.
NEw-RoCHELLE.-George A. Bergholz, son OF w;
II Kerpholz of New Rochelle, has been appointed
American YIce-COnsul to Chinkiany seaport city
of CHINA.
TARRYrowN.-The New-YoTk, Central and Hud-
sou River Railroad Company IL building asafety gate
at the crossing in Main-st Ii 10 the intention OF
the company To erect gates at all the highway
crossings between New York and Albany. The
statIon mt sing Sing Is to be inclOSed by a fence.
lie company having arranged with the oUnsrS OF
the adjoining ground.
LONG ISLAND.
PLUM IsLAND.-Arthur Benson, the proprietor OF
Montauk, mas bought the island for $4,000.
SHELTER lsLAND-The Manhasset House will re-
man open during September.
JAMAIcA-Patrick Gavin, n prisoner in the
Queens County JAIL escaped on Thursday after
noon. lie was working III the ward adjoining tho
ialI and i'll the absence of the keeper he sprang
ms escape Solomon Il. Noble, lawyer, mas
been adjiuged guilty of serving bogus papers upon
fine counsel opposed To him III foreclosure SUIT in
which he was personally interested. Tho decision
was rendered by Judge Barnard.
Observation-Disclosures Dwyer. who with John
Kearny was participant in the riot at WesLOury
on Sunday. August II. at midnight on Thursday
was found senseless Ia tho road by "A friend who
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-01
ruv ArrrOpsY OK JOHN SMITH.

made an autopsy Yesterday morning on tho boiy OF
John smith who was killed. a. alleged, by blow
rom a club in the hands of Police Ohicer Maurice
ucVanarl on Wednesday evening in Mulbcrry-st.
The autopsy revealed that the cause oil death was
fracture OF the occlpita bone running into the base
of the skull four inches IN length. FROM the stuh-
tom of the wound Coroner Kennedy giyes 1t as his
opinion that it could not have been produced by
fan bat must have been the result oil violent dow
expresses his determination TO probe the matter To
the bottom and will hold the inquest AS soon as tho
witnesses can be collected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-01
DIR. RAILWAYS
SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLIElE
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER

FOR THE CURE OF ALL CHRONIC DISEA'sN
Chronic Rheumatism scrotuia Gandllar 5wsna hE
ing Dry Cough. Cancerous Ahectons ,Ypio vbiis iyl
Of the Lungs Dyspepsia Water bfash n.ts ~
iDSs Tumors Pimples Blotches Gruptions on ths a..
cars Kin and Hip Diseases Mercuria Diseases
nlaints tiout Dropsy, Rickets. salt Rhedn PSt0u" "
snmption Kidney Bladder. Liver GO nplhn1s So. - n
PIIKFIEs rHE BLOOD. RESTORING HEAht % af a = - :
yICoR. CLEAR SKIN and BEAUTIFUL SoH'
foS SECURED TO ALI. Price 81 per botas .
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06
From cannaid pnsc,nc.

WSOUU 00bIv0t0 Ve0CtOCt.
Chas. Kent had q calf hung on the
lariet.
Oats and wheat are headed out and
look we'll.
Rye is ready for the harvester, and
is a good crop.
The farmers are feeling happy over
the crop prospect.
VIM. A. Short lives on Virgins tim.
Der claim, and he has a good crop.
He is now dad. and it is a girl.
The White Stone Alliance will NEE.
on Saturday, the 9Th, at l o'clock p. M.
At the school house in dist. No. sc.
Meeting of the farmers at the court
house in Red Cloud on Saturday, July
l4th, at ! o'clock p. m. sharp. Speak
ing by anti-monopolists.
The object of the Alliance oryaniza.
ton is to unite the farmers of the U.
s. for their protection against class
legislation, and the encourage mcnt of
concentrated capital and the tyranny
Of monopoly. To provide against be-
ing imposed upon by swindlen and
swindling advertisements in the pub
lie prints. To oppose in our respec-
tive political parties the election Of
any candidate TO Office, state or na-
tional, who is not thoroughly in SYM
patty with the farmers interest To
demand that the existing eolitcal par
hes shall nominate farmers or those
who are in sympathy With them for
all Offices within the gift Of the people,
and to do anything in . legitimate
manner ths4 may serve 10 benefit the
producer
Axrr-NoxoPolIsr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06
Notes Of the 4tis.

~Scads" ofpeopIs in town.
Everybody 10 glad that IL - over
with.
We failed 10 hear the "I3 guns At
sunrise.
Very little drunkenness in Red
Cloud the 4th.
They danced all nigh. and wen,
home in the morning.
The speeches were goods the ay.
erage fourth Of July speech.
Everybody and biz wife aud babies
came to Red Cloud 70 celebrate.
snt$2s for the use of a grove for
p'enicing PURPOSES . few hour. q little
steep.
They danced in the store room of
the State Bank building, the evening
Of the 9Th.
The morning Of the 4th dawned
bright and clear aud the day xas ex.
tremely hot.
The 4th in Webster County passed
oil with out an accident, 80 far as We
have heard.
At almost the last moment the pro-
gram was changed and the celebra.
ton held in Jackson's grove.
A few remained in town over nigh,
on account Of the rain, and many
staid on account Of the dance.
The money changers" who sat in
the temples" and sold lemonade and
other truck emassed wealth. The rest
of us didn't.
About O'Clock the rain come IN
cooling the atmosphere, laying the
dust and taking the starch Out of
everything starched.
Che boys from the rural districts.
NTH their Doxie James, perambulated
the streets and consumed ice cream
and lemonade, on the 4th.
The folly of holding a celebration
ut a distance from town was demon
strated in the fact that not more than
half the people who came to town to
celebrate went to the grove.
The chase after the creased pig was
an exciting one, the editor of the Argus
is entitled to the honor of capturing
his porkship. He won the race and
secured the prize by using his ears to
assist locomotion, in the same man.
ner that the ostrich uses its wings in
flight.
To those who were disappointed
with the fire works, We would say, you
have only to wait for the sweet sub
s%equently, when you put on immor-
tally, and you will in all proba-
PilitjI0e treated to a grand free exhi-
YIbeon of that kind, which is supposed
will be prolonged indefinitely.
Bro. Kenney's attempt to raise him.
self from the ground to the roof Of the
court house by Topping his ears. was
. partial failure. He arose about six
feet from the side of the building.
which was too close, for when he had
elevated himself to a level with the
second story window, and was flop
ping up in fine shape, he struck one
ear against the corner of the window
sill and fell to the ground and could
not be persuaded to try it again.
Bets were declared of,
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06
FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1888.

New goods arrived at Baum's.
Too tarnation hot to write locals.
Nobby calling cards at this Office.
Oil stoves for sale at Morhart & Full
tons.
Shipping tags for sale at the CHIEF
Office.
We are one day late on account Of
the 4th.
See Baum's new and enlarged advt
this week.
CHIEF and Kendall's "hoss" book
only $50.
Fine standard prints, nice styles a!
Baum's store.
DR.. Damerell returned from Kan,
sas last Sunday.
Call at the CHIEF Office for all kinds
Of job printing.
Demand it, and take no other iron
preparation except Browns Iron Bit
tiers.
Say. if you fellows want more local.
this hot weather, just please write
them yourselves.
Make yourself healthy and strong
Make life happy by useing Brown,
Iron Bitters.
VIM. n. Patterson, os Wheatland
was a pleasant caller at newspaper
headquarters yesterday.
The State convention is called Il
meet in Lincoln Neb. on September
10Th. Webster county is entitled to 81,
delegates.
Mr.. Roby has in his yard a rose.
bush of the Prairie Queen variety on
which he recently counted 245 full
blown roses.
Mrs. VIM. Parks boiled water last
Friday for tea making, by sitting it in
the sun. We have Williams word
for it, AMI he, like the illustrious q. W.
cant tell a lie."
The sham fight which was to have
come off on the afternoon of the 4th,
was postponed on account of the rain,
and will take place, we understand
next Monday.
Mr.. ]. L. Springer, brother to Coun-
ty Supt. Springer, arrived from the
east last Sunday evening and will re-
main in Red Cloud for a time. He ex.
presses himself as being we'll pleased
with Nebraska.
The capacity of the Inavale cheese
factory is already overtaxed, and the
proprietor is compelled to refuse new
patrons until he can enlarge the CT
pacity Of the factory, which will Be
done in o short time.
Yankee Robinson's show that was
advertised to he here on the 3,d, is
now advertised to appear on Monday
the 9th. We will wager our old hat
that it is a fraud and that everyone
who attends will want to club them
selves a month for being taken in by
IL.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

In the District Court oi Webster
County Nebraska.
Dallas L. Newcomer, PITT
Solomon d. Rohrer, Deft.)
The above named non-residen,
defendenl, Solomon Il Rohrcr will
take notice that ON the 9Th dav al
June 1888 Dallas +. Newcomer the
plaintiff herein filed his petition in the
District Court OF said Webster County
Nebraska, against the said dcfendent
the object and prayer Of which is la
recover Of and from said defendant
the sum Of Three Thousand Three
Hundred and Twenty Five Dollars
with interest from the 9TH day Of
June 1888 on the following causes oi
action, to-wit:
For damages sustained by plaintiff
Ivy the defendants excluding and pre-
venting him from occupying a certain
elevator ut Blue Hill Webster County
Nebraska. and the failure Of defendant
10 comply with his contract i'm rela-
ton 10 said elevator: for money paid.
laid out and expended Ivy plaintiff in
behalf Of defendant and at his special
instance and request: for services
and cxpenccs in experimenting and
erecting said elevator mt Blue Hill
Webster County Nebraska. for mon
cy used and expended on defendants
farm at defendants instance and re-.
quest: for work aud labor performed
by plaintiff for defendant nj dcfen.
dant's special instance and request.
You are required 10 answer said pc
tition on or before the 80 day Of July
1888.
And you are further notified that
on the 9th day of June 1888 Your land
consisting Of lots nine t9) ten tIO)
eleven I'D fourteen fl4) fifteen Isl
sixteen tI6) seventeen az in block
three 81 lots one t1 two % three t3l
four III five Isl six I6l seven Ia eight
Isl fifteen u.s. sixteen lsl seventeen
I'LL eighteen Isl twenty II 1911
twenty-five l22l block six 90 lots one
III two III three 81 four l4l FIVE Isl
six t6l seven al eight Isl niue t9j
twelve ll2l thirteen 1871 fourteen
l4l fifteen ISL in block seven III
lots seven ca and eight isl lots one tIj
two ~ three 81 four az five (5) elk
t6) block nine f9I lots one On two (2)
three (3l four a. five Isl six (6) nine
t9) eleven Nl) twelve tl2l in block
five. The west half tl) Of lot six t6l
lots nine (9l ten tlO) elevenuD twelve
Ol2) block n ID lots nine t9) ten (l0>
eleven I'LL in block four I4 All OF
the above described lots or parcels Of
land being situate in Rohrer's addi-
ton TO the town of Blue Hill. Webster
county Nebraska. Also lots eleven
III twelve tl2l thirteen 1871 fourteen
IA fifteen IS sixteen tI6 seventeen
III eighteen Isl nineteen ll9l TWEEN
ty i20l in block nine i9l and lot fE-
teen Isl in block fourteen l4l in the
original town Of Blue Hill, Webster
county Nebraska, was attached and
levied upon under and by virtue of an
order Of attachment issued out Of the
District Court Of said Webster County !
Nebraska in the above entitled cause, |
that you are required to appear
on or before the 3Oth day q. July, 1855 |
to show cause, If any YOU have. why !
said lands should not lie ordered sold |
satisfy the claim of the plaintiff
you.
DALLAS p. NEWCOMER,
BY Case 4 McNeny and Dilworth 4
his Att'ys. jn2jyI3,
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06
Educational Notes.
Br c. ". srsisosR, Co, Ser.

Office q Comfy supi. Webster
County.
l hereby certify tina; there 10 nov in
the County Treasury School money
subject 70 apportionnent and derived
a. follows.
Amount certified by the
State supt. ScsssJ6s
Amount from 6nes and L.
eeDses, e,oaO
Fractional rem. from Last
apportionment, ID
Total AMOUR; TO lie apor-
tionment at6I "a
No. Of districts entitled to
share in apportionmen. co
No. Of children in districts
entitled TO share es5.
''One-fourth" divided equally
among 80 districts gives TO
each district Alo sa3
Three fourths" divided
equally among 1852 chill
dren gives to each 1879
The several districts az follows:
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06
II vA1a SAs va Ymna.

Il have used Parkeris Hair Bslsom
and like it better than any similar
preparation l know Of" writes Mrs.
Ellen Perry. wife Of Rev. p. Perry, oI
COlbdbrook Springs, Mas. NY hair
Was almost entirely gray, but q dollar
bottle ofthe Balsam has restored the
sottness, and the brown color il had
when l was young-not . single gray
hair ieft. Since I began applying the
hasam NV hair has stopped falling
o0& and l find that lisa perfectly
harmless and agreeable dreainT."
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06
Webster County Alliance.

A call for a mass convention of all
Alliances, Anti-monopolists Farmers,
clubs, Changers and also all who advo-
cate our principles, 10 meet in Red
Cloud at the Court House, at | O'Clock
p. m. sharp. on the 18th day of July.
1883, for the purpose of re-electing of.
ficers to the Webster County alliances
and also to select an alliance central
committee. Good speakers will be
present TO address the meeting. By
order Of !. N. Stoddard, Pres. d. S.Hel-
vern, Sec.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

Never v.s such . nsh mnle for zry
Drug Store - u nos ~ H. Cooks fps
q snsl hottie Of Dr.. Kin<'s Yes De
covery for Consumpssoo. Coughs sad
Coda All penosS affected sssn Ash
ma, Bronchitis. Hoaesensss, S~stre
Coughs or any affection ~ tise Threat
and Lunzs. can get Trial Bosfls os
this great remedy fsS BIZ calling II
sbove Drug Store. Regular sssr tIm
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

The following is the e law in re.
gard to delinquent taxes: On the
first day of January Of tho year after
which taxes shall have been assessed.
all unpaid state, county, township,
precinct. city and village taxes shall
become delinquent. and the treasurer
shall add a penalty Of five per cent
to all taxes remaining due and unpaid
at the time the same shall become de-
linquent and such delinquent taxes
shall draw thereafter ten per cent in
terest which interest and penalty
shall be collected the same as the tax
e. due.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06
ATTENTION IIAcgLss.

Notice j. hereby gwen that ~iil
examine all persons who may desire
To offer themselves ~ candidates for
teachers of the common school 81 Web
s,cr county. at Hy Office ia Red Cloud
on the third Saturday Of enh month.
Examinations 10 c~p,psneuce At . A. a.
DO not ask for special examinations.
G. w SPRINGER.
County superintendent of Public Inst.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

Z Hallett the Lincoln Jeweler tells
the following story Of duel between
two jewellers of Texas by the name of
Shot and Mott, which came under his
observation a few years age, while on
a visit to that state, says the News.
Alexander Shot and John s. Mott
fought a duel Not was shot and
Shok was nok There WIS . I'M
that Mott w@ NOT shot, and Shot
aposs he shot Mott. which proves eli
ther tAut the shot Shot shot at Mott
was net shot, OF thA Mott wss not
shot, notwithstanding Gscums4sn-
81 evidence made i appear on rial.
IT the shot Shot shot NotA when
he whole affair resolved itself into
its original element, and that Shots
was shot and Mott Was not We think
however, that the shot Shot shoA shot
not Shot but Mott; anyway il. was
bard to tell who was shot and the case
dismissed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

We have made arrangements 10 fsr.
1ish to the subscribers Of this papss,
that excellent agricultural and stock
journal. zAe Ne6raskn Fhsmer. toe The
small sum q $l.0o Per yeaf. The
Fdrxner 10 Published at Lincoln, Neb.,
o. y. Druse, Editor, and II devoted %
and stock growing In the
west. Every farmer should take T.
Send 500 to this once and - yin
have the Former cent 70 yuu.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06
Va l~1n1el

A liberal reward viii be paid IN any
party who viii proine &c . oa,e of Liver.
Kidney ~ Stomach complsint sisaf
Electric Bitten will not speedily cure.
Bring them along, IL vN ops you
nothing fos the meSicine ]! il faas IN
cure. and you win Be vel rewarded
for your trouble beside. ri Blood
diseases, Bilioueoes. Jaundice. Con-
ssipaiion, and debility are quickly
cured, Satisfaction guaranteed OF
money refunded Pnce only fly
ccnu per bottle. For sale by II.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

The greatest medical wonder of the
world. Warranted to speedily cure
Burns. Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers, Saltrheum
Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles. Chilblains.
Corns, Teeter, Chapped Hands, and all
skin eruptions, guaranteed to cure in
every instance or money refunded.
Is cents per box. For sale by
3Oyl. Henry Cook.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

A fan iioe a STATE Journal Cet-
Blanks THE standard biants q o.
stAtei are sivsys kers ss sale q Ghs
Casxy o6bce. and ~ the ssme erspss
shss they are sotd - in Lincoln a~i
Omaha. ne tl.osing % . partial lSs
81 banks on hard:
Warranty Deed.
4orsgae. DEEDS.
Cfsaf,se Mortgages.
Search Warrants.
Mechanics l~in.
Power u Attorney.
BsiA- os sale.
Qaii Claim Dects
Summons toriginall
Summons tc"pri.
Appeal Undertaking.
kIecu,ion.
Order ~ Attachment,
Afidsyit of Vendor or Lessor.
Assignment Of Mortgage.
rrecip~.
subTena..
Notice Of Constable Sale.
Blank Receipts.
Blank Note
Release q! Mortgage.
Agreement for Warranty Deeds.
Complaint Go keep the Peacs.
dc. &c. Ac.
And NOS, all kinds Of blanks used ty
S,sAr.es Public.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

Teachers may obtain any book they
desire, from n Websters dictionary to
Supt. Jones, course Of study" also
agencies for books. magazines, Jour
mails TO be sold at the Institute by en-.
quiring at this Office, special terms gi-
ven to Don"
C. w. Springer B. A.
which is "book agent"
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06
Notice of Application hr Druggists Permit

Matter Of application Of Francis J.
Potter for permit to sell liquor as a
druggist
Notice is hereby given that Faancis
J. Potter did, upon the 2sih daI OF
June, A. ID. 1883, file his application in
the office of the county clerk of Web
ster county Nebraska for yermit to
sell malt, spirituous and vinous liu-
uors as a druggist. for medicinal, me-
chanical and chemical purposes only.
at Wells r. o. in Harmony precinct
Webster county Nebraska.
Francis ]. Potter,
Applicant.
- Edwin c. Hawley, his Atty.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

Ny stock of notions, such rs neck
ties, mems socks, stockings, ribbons,
&c, &c. is complete. Good assor,-
ment Of every thing at Baum's store,
II door south of Miller's harness
shop.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

The Rcd Cloud Mill Pa:crf 10 ur j.
the best thing out IN the line 81 bread
siufrs. Even the celebrated Minnesota
brands canno; EXCEL IL and then there
is no freight bill 20 be added on ,o the
cost price for tile consumer To pay.
Try IL