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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-25
NreiGcIDrDMc.tA

Ger TroSeB 9e9e1t Nu9uit Sintnerrrorr in
Sarlem, iDel6er di19efla9t mar, ant Is. Sep=
TENDER ben Wtulifer 0ott6arbt Edltida iDdbz
rerb zines Yicnicc Streites nit eitem SNl00
iiber ben Sopf lebelts9efdbrli0 Derr6uns
bet Ill bobet, 1plrDe alt Oeontag Bee
enbet. Der Gertbeioiger, 6arrY Nu6enS,
le9te III elmer treifli6en Eeoe bar, baB 3irts
m1ermant aus 9totbpebr 9ebanbelt babe.
@S lei burdb ll1partetii9e unb 1urd)allS
ebrenbofte 5en9en fetgeitelIt, bab 3inmtrs
nlaltn crit Damn arf letten @egner loSgin9,
ols CT ldon pon elmer ,&ueel in ben Nrra oss
troiien lpnrben lei. 0a nod rpeiter 9el6pIIen
lpuroe uno letne @egner miitben0 olli ibrt
%eiuoran9eu, lei eS 4fli6t 9egen li6 letblt ee=
lpelell. lid nit oleu Utitteln ieiner 6out at
pebren. Ger Nt9etlastc miiile freigelpros
den werbet, lelblt ruetu1 er ltatt einen Wten=
I6en at permunbelt, mebrere 9etootet bate.
SeionoereS Getpi6t le9te Der Uertbeibteer
aif has tobeIole 8orleben 3ilnlnermaun'S.
G,1e Qn,abl Der a6tungslpertbelten Giir9er
@orlem'S leteu freirpili9 auf9etreten uito
batter benz Nngetld9ten oaS bette SeugniB
ausaeltelt. &ein Siir9er bon Aoarlen1 1Diiroe
li6 9epei9ert babelt, ein @lei6eS Sl t6un. -
StaotsanDaltsaebilfe Sn9bam leu9nete III
leiner &ebe ni6t, baB benz @n9eflo9teu eir
sutes l3eu9niB iiber ieine gbrenbafti9teit alr
Seite ltebe, meilte aber, oab AUDI SGltian
elm oleid autes 8orleben ouT3uipeilen babe.
9dtfen pie !3eusen Der SertbelOisuns beroies
len, oab !3immermarit erlt mad l@eiler Ser
punbuna aitf Salttail ein9el6lo9eu babe, 10
bdtten arbererieitS eberlo uiele urb ebenio
quite I3eusen bel6wuren, baB zimmerman
Scr ar9retfer rpor uuo crit bic &usel erbtelt,
ols ct g%aitian unb Anbere eeldlooen bate.
Ni9t 3iinmernann, %ionocrn Eerieni9e, Der
ouf oieleu i9ob, babe aus Nptb,pebr 9e6ans
belt. - Die @ei9rporenen 3o9en it9 mad ers
baltener Ge1tsbelebrltt9 slriid un6 eini9ten
ii6 rad faulr elmer balbe1 Stunoe auf Sreis
ipre6ui19. 3imn,errtdnt rplirbe ber3li6 uon
ieiner uieIer lSreutbel bealiidniirlmt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-25

Die Suntnle fir 1888 tpilr0e GROCER iein,
tpent ri6t cine beDeutello 9r0bere Wcn9e
bon ISetSet 1T Der Staot auf Eager geblies
ben tpdre, ais es 9etpObnLid betut SabreSs
l0luB Der Sat- lit.
Der Nusfu6rban6e[ bon g6icaso na6
europa lit rnebr ooer tpeniger III allen
3lnei9eil, hit Nll5na6nte bon S6tpeinez
tletidj, beoeutenb geipa6Ien.
Sr 8e5ug dlf Die GuSiiAt, 6aB Chicago
hit Dem Diiiitiitppi bur6 eilte birefte y8aiz
ieritraBe perbunoen lperbe, ipri6t ft6 Der
8eriht iebr ~bornungSooa aus ulto iagt,
bas Der prpieftirte Ganal bon unbere6enz
barem @Sortbeil fir Ben gon5en !6onoeI oes
Meitell5 ictt iuiir0e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-25
Ste SMGnc QluSEMk.

Die Q(usii6t pom 3riebbofe mar 9roBorti9,
aber ole 4}oelie id1ponO bel benz @e6onter,
mie ptele Ntenl9etlebcn bGtten serettet ipers
ben fonnelt. Or. Au9ui Sd Mig s weltz
berit b m t e = q m bnr9 er Grope eli limb
Elm suuerIdiii9es WtitteL 9e9en ale Gebcrz
Ipineu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-25
Ssrotpm's 8ronG,iaI 9roGcS oeoen

Nulten unO Sdnupfen: SD babe obne lie
fortsufommen perilI6t, aber ba befonO ib
mid I'M 1tobt6eil. SD %besreif'S ni9t, wie
eil Dtann Der NeiIentli6teit obNe bieleS be:
1punoernSpertbe joilismittel ii4 i'm 8inter
oleibbleiben fam. "-@brlp. II. DC. Gepens,
1;ocaliet, Wtail. Rur III S6a6teln iu bo=
hpu lSrPiS 81 Sic.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-25

Die bei1ett nib beritb mteiten Qutoritdten
Der 9teu3eit ouf mepisinii9em @ebiet babe1
6ffentli1 tbre Stirlnie fir 2lper'S Gberrp
4yectoral oils boS bette Otittel fir @rfdltun9
un0 0ulten dbgeocben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-25
: 0ienitdg Dol "a Sabrcn mur6e &i9t,

= 0tenitdg DOT 81 Sabrcn puroe Jti6ter
Tb0lila5 Orumntolto, tpeIder ftd biu1el1
&lrSem ans ncin Jti6terali1t suri6pt3iebelt
9eoenft, burA 9rIiioent IaDlor sum Bun,
oesz0 iltritt5ri6ter e%rttdn1tt, luto flint Sabre
ipdter. ais bet Stat Suinots in stpei Oiz
itrttte 9etbeilt nitroe, paro er ais 9fidter
bc5 &rci50eridt5 bes norbLi6eu OiitriftS
beitelt. 9lltfa1tgS befte Der @eri6tSbof" ben
gdl,Sen Staot u1lo Die Jttdter 1aben abz
pc6ieIno III S~pringfielb unD Gbicogo SIT
Geri6t, urb crit TN Sabre 1869 tplroe oa5
2)iltrtttS- @eri6t bonn n6rolthen Suinois
gei6affen ullo Gi6ter 8loosett ais Gi6ter
fir oa5ielbc etngeieBt. .
- Nm 0tenitag fltbr Elm Dlann, Sea-
mems Sreb. S6uls, init eiiter1 @iiterjug
bet Wilipoufee & ct. 9auL : @tienbobn
ladl Gebftelo, 9. &. 1np ais Der Bug
8roofftelo Sunctiott, ISIS, erreidte unO
bort ran8irt puroe, oerIieB SnuIB letnen
Wagen, in fpel6em fib du6er brei 1fcroer
uno etrer Sub neri6iebenes 6dusbdltungss
9erdtb befono. llnDorft6tiger Neiie bate
er it'd siDil0en ;pei Wagen 9eiteIt, NIB
tuurDe, ais elmer DerIelben etlien StDb be-
fam, ;u SoOe 9equeti6t. @5 lit bis iebt
nibt aelungen, Die jSaltilte beS @etoOtete1
81 cntOeden. beiien 2eihe tu3ipiideu lit
SrooffteID Sunctinn untergebra6t tpuroe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-25

uub fte Iouten als6drut III tbretn eiseten
sSnterefle Gle Wetteren 9ldne, ft9 sesen Elm
bonn Obergeti6t ionetionirteS @eieB arf3us
Lehrelt, Set Seite ldiien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-25

AnakesiS perin~;a11. nidt @9lpiubiudt,
9eberIeiben, nnperoouli9feit, Sribtnn oOer
0iibnera:49en gu heilet, ,uobl aber 9aruntirt
e iuforti9e gillOerung ulb p0ui9e |oeilnng
Nlen, bic oil Ssdutmorrbotoett leioer.
IS lit cine Der le9ensrei6iten @rfilbrn9en
oeS Sabrbunberts, mie 10000 OAttf6arc
80tict2ten besettsctt f0mmem. 4robert
0lf %lierlan9et Oil ir9enb eine 2tOreilc foitctts
fret 9eianOt bur9 7. Neustaedter & Co.,
Box 2416, New York. {0iitet ell3 por 9fo@z
%obmlngen. N6tet oaralf. ooB bic Inter
l9rift DON S.. Silshee, NJ. D., li9 auf leoer
Seite BET S9d1tel beiirbet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-25

Gie bortitdti6lten %GrfGltunsen, 9ep0bns
lid pun beftigen Dulteitanfdllen bcgleitet,
lpei6en Der beiletben Strait Don Or. SuQ'S
@ulteit= Gprl1p. Nreis % GentS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-25
anrsfc@o's eaetS phosphate.

SFecililWc 3%Ee.lsraft 9e9en 0%pSpepiia.
Or. Il. %Aci!flnS, 43reat Sails, 81. 81, io9t:
sd talln leite l9einbore, fat ipecittidc
Strait TT 6olen pom NpSpepIta, NerpOlitat
unb S9lafIoli9feit beseusen."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-25

@eset Ascutur fir 2anbsei6dft rpenbe
man lld all 6rebertGlen & o., 26 9toro
Start Strabe, @bica9o, So.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-25

&%tebIabet ScS fcfnftcm SdIpator
StAi6cat= 8tcrcS DoNett iDrc Scitels
I,ttt9e cit brett aet Ote 0otrao $ctpp
SrctUiatg Co., Chicago ienoeU.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-25
Sic @irthc.


9os 9treftorium bes Stodtsnereins ber
SpirituolenbGnbIer belt Oonneritag 9Ibere
I'M Sl0 QuincD $40. 8 etne gItrdsBers
iammIung ab, 3u ipel6er It'd 9err Bduehs
berg bon 8eoria, SatteS Bren'tdft Don
Sycamore, s. 9tiebionte BON BloDnttAtgton,
Qtuguit G1mm,, Srdut &etlert 9artp 9fus
benS, Beter 6anSbrou9b, Ydti Sduitet
unb Nuguit Olette etat8cftnoeit batten.
Sobn Telbtamp, 8rdfibent, isbte diseinz
amber, tpie ii0 bic pitettSfrage bisber in
Gbicdqn 9eitaltet babe uno erflGrte, bdB nerz
idliebthc WitgIieoer iiber feline Nnlidten lit
oieier Sraee ungebaIten leter. tneSbalb ct eS
norsie6e, ieine 9teItgnation ein3ureiGen,
ipelde odnl1 aud o6ne nieI 8ebelten dllgez
nommen puroe. Nu ieinc Stelc ipuroe
Guoolpb 8raub setDdbIt, pel6er oaS Nmt
anltabrn. Sci Der 8efprebun9 iiber bic
QicenSfra9e tpurbe geIteuo 9en1adt, baB es
mD9lid 9eipeien mare Der !0orper>8iu in
oer 9egiSLatur cine Nieberlage gu bereiten,
iperu man ltngefGbr $4,000 bate oaran
penOen t0nnen, e~in3elue Ofit9Iie6er 3u
vbeeinflulien". 9lber odmals icien Sic
ySirt6e 3u iorgloS getpelen. Sebt~ bogegen,
bn mani bic Wirtung beS SelebeS tiihle,
ieicu ale gSirthe bereit, ibre 500 in beit
Sono Su sableh, nit tpel9em bic bobe
2icenS bef6nlpft tperoen io1e.
Ote Staotsbeborbe erIieB, obtpobL fe
ni6t brett an bieier 2otal>B ~etpe9ung be-
tbcili9t lit, cine Nrt Proclamation, in tpeIs
der ie crflGrt, oaB Ie bic @irtbe, tpenn
nO;btg, unteritiiben tperbe, nno $. Jtubens
unterbreitste cine &eioluttot, 1T wtI6cf
itd bic 8eb0rbe babtn erfldrt, oaB liz ellie
8etampfung oer $500>9tteMS Hefltmortet,
penn auf eiue erfotsreiNt 8efdmpfunS in
ben @erihteN Ait redhNet 1ei.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-25

1tuiere &etfen0cn 6cittGct Gesens
tu6rti9 fot9enSe Sta1teu:
SEER &enrD SSt98erS &auIaS unO
NcbrnSfn.
SEER ~. s. GepperIc SQinotS
ettla1s9 0cr SSniMOtS Central 9aDt.
SEER ScrHaantt SeGcr SSAtnots.
@crr Nobert GbcL @atnncfota. tnS
@tsconitn-
&crr G.gI. &enmtam S~nSiama mmS
Sbto.
SEER S0coSOre 4tntDer GoIos
r0Op.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-25
Ser repubIttamti@e staatseomnemt

Ser @ufrlf gum republitaniiden
StodtSs @onpent, Der, ipie betannt, l6on am
16. Npril in Qeorta a~b9ebalten tperOen iou,
lit eri6ienen. @uf bcntieIben iperben ios
mobl Die Stats 9lbgeorbneten gum re-
~publifanil6en gtattonal@@ onnent ge&pGbIt,
ipie bic @anoibateu fir Die in oteiem 6erblt
81 beiebenDeu Stoatsdmter (@ouuerneur,
Gicegoueerneur, StaatSiecretdr, StaatSe
Nubiteur,. g aatSi6abmciiter, unb Sber>
~ftaatsanpolt, brei SberseridtSz unb bier
toptm9 nnPos1fsIt }psrSsn' Sit eg g,rt h1 wtrsz
BATS miro 400 Stimmer1 (ober 8rudtbeil
BON 200 Stimmen) iein, Die fir @arfieID
ab9egeben tpurben. 0dra1 er1GIt Der erfte
Sendtorialbesirf Ii, Der streite 20, Der
brittle Is, ber pierte %, Der finite Is, oer
iedite Is, ano Der fiebente 81 9lbgeorbnete
im Gouuent, ober @onf EQUITY i'm @on3en
1877 aus 1913,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-25

1tufer 2tsent 0err 8. g. SobnGe,
bcretit Gcscntu6rtt8 Californian,
Src8on, @aibtngfon SerritorD,
utah, @DOattn9 ttnS SoGto~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-25
StQOt GbtragO.

SEER @eor9 &liGcrt, 6encra1=
Mgent TITO Correspondent Der SHi=
nOtS Stats : 3ettung, bcfnHt
9egemtu6rtt8 otc StaAten Scra6.
Ne,p Wcgico Mm0 Mertcc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-04-11

Subscribed and sworn to before me this LIST day
OF ApriilSf James McNeny
Notary Public
Adjourned to Nav. 1. 1884.
JOHN f. SMITH.
D.. T.. BAYHA, Chairman.
Clerk.
DEMOREsT's Magazine for April is Il
highly entertaining and instructive
number. The articles are varied and
OF an interesting nature; anon which
may be mentioned. How we live in
New YOrk-the Charities of a Grea,
City," by Jennie June: Two sides OF
the question: THE Diamond Pend
ant and the admirable serial. THE
Shores Of Nothing" The various de-
partments contain much that is useful.
and the illustrations add considerably
to the interest of the magazine. The
frontispiece eff this number is a beauti-
full stee engraving.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-04-11
Glide ROCK.

The SevereSt wind storm Of the season Is rar-
ing and the dust is Just Il little ''tOO too"
The new Occidental begins to loom up.
The streets are nearly blocked TO-DAY with
teams from the country. laden with lumber. ma
chinery and fencing material.
MIR. Narrell was out on crufchpS this morning
He has been having an attack of rheumatism.
4. Z. DimmOck of Red Cloud was in our town
Monday. shaking the hands of old friends.
Mrs. Harmon of Bloomington. il here visiting
her parents.
A number OF strangers are here looking at tn.
county with the view tn pitching their tents"
and becoming citizens.
MavOr Parker has purchased q corner lot trent
ing the NJ. T. church. Just why he has choSei,
70 i've so near that institution. he alone can tell.
But his honor being religOusly inclined may have
an eye to business.
Yesterday the full force Of carpenters who we-s.
AT work on the Sherman block camp Ia an ABRUPT
pause Stiffness reigned for the space of FIVE.
minutes. Then the cOntracfOrl lifted IN his voice
ana beWailed the present state of affairs. The
village has licensed a dravnan: and the ~citizeps
have been Threatened with prosecution il they
should employ any others than the draymcn To
haul their lumber. coal. grain. or ANYTHING else.
The result is, that in ease drays are OtherwiS..
engaged. all work. he il public or private. must
come to a standstill until the drayS can he had.
II q gfain merchan' II ~ '0.On hIisbeIs of grain
that needs to he placed elsewhere i'm the citv. H.
must depend upon the dray. II the ordinance.
rOntemplates such a monopoly as this, then il
needs 10 he sal down upO". &
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-04-11
Seek No Further.

1t is said an old philosopher sought
an honest ma with Il lighted lantern.
aed humanity has since been seeking
an honest medicine 10y the light If
knowledge. 1t has at lenghth found it
in DIR. Jones Red Clover Tonic. which
cuses all diseases of the blood.
pimpies, and acts prOmatly on the liv-
er and urinary organs. Only 80 cents
a bottle to he had Of 4. Lindley. 3
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-04-11
AWide Awake Druggist.

Mr.. Henry Cook is always wide
awake in his business. and spares no
rains o secure the hest of every article
in his line. He has secured the agency
for the celebrated DIR. Kings New Dis
covery for con umption. The only GER
tain cure known for consumption.
coughs, colds. h~Oarsene>s. asthma. hay
fever bronchitis. or any affection of
the throat and lungs. Sold ON posi-
tive guarantee. Will give you a trial
DO tie free.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-04-11
Sing. Oh Sing. that Song Again.

How can you when YOU cough n,
every breath? WHY. get Il trial bottle
of DIR. BigelOw'S Positive Cure. aud
you will he answered. 1t cures colds.
coughs, consumption. whooping cough.
and all diseases of the lungs. and it will
cost Won NJ thing to test it if you call at
A. Lindley's drug store
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-04-11
Bucklen's ArnicaS alive.

world. Warranted 10 speedily ,ure
Burns, Bruises, Cuts. Ulcers. S%altrlieum
Fever Sores. Cancers. Piles. Chill,lainS
Corns. Teeter. Chapped Hands, and all
skin eruptiOns, guaranteed to cure in
every instance or money refunded.
% centS per box. For sale by
2Dyl. Henry Cook. .
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-04-11
p. BAYHA
Crk.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Claims audited and allowed and war.

Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Claims audited and allowed and war
rants given on general fund.
Joseph w. Warren sheriff fees SO o.
Joseph w. Warren sheriff fees IS 80
George WintOn Special Com. roads 2W
A. CARRIER poor bill 900 OoS
william Hefner poor bill 667
SahIn a BlOtt HG
Miner Rms 80 Is
g. HOsmer printing IL IS
Claim audited and allowed. warrant
on bridg fund S. o. Baker material and
labor on Red Cloud bridge 1888. %.
Claim of State Nebraska for boarding
insane at Lincoln $3.50 audited and al
lowed to be added to State levy of 1884.
Claims of Geo. q. Yeiser for 1885
and 5 20 and A. H. Haley for 800 80
and A. c. HOsmer for SlOO.55 and E.
o. Parker j. P. $11.2O and +. T.. Bus
chow $3.50 were ordered by the board
to be returned for correction.
Board appointed Thos. Kennedy.
assessor Walnut Greek precinct. ZEE.
Laid having failed to file bond. Also
appointed Allen Sheets constable for
p. T. :aM precinct.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-04-11
County CommiAo oners' Proceedings.
Red Cloud April 3. 1884,

ISCu SlOuu ApHu cs ACO1s
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
y John E. Smith, j. l.. Miller, John
McCallum, commissioners. j. p. Bay
ia, county clerk.
County commissioners proceedings Of
February Is, 1854. we're read and ap-
proved after q few corrections were
made relative to B. & NJ. K. 4. Co.,
assessment. Substituting the word ''re-
tuDd'' for the words '%.stricken Off"
The following claims audited and al
lowed on County general fund.
]. P. Bayha postage and express san
up. Bayhs for preparing assessment ..u
books for lSS4. 600
C.. w Springer services as county supt. l22 50
John Murray services as witness before
Grand Jury go
NV. Bird mirage as
J. NJ. Mosens medical service & medicine geo
sas 20 to % 50
E. L. Grubb services as special road Gem. 20O
Albert Cummings boarding pauper Sl6 Otto II
Robert Damerei medical services panper aS
Samuel West J. P. service as overseer poor
g 50 to 3Y
E. C. Van Auken boarding paupers 200
Claim audited and allowed Oh road
fund
G. w. Hager bridge material 5l3 90
The following claims auAited and duly
rejected:
Nuckolls county Neb. expen'e Of burial Of Thos.
McCo% S39 50
J.. NJ. Mjsena balance on ssl.rv as county
physician 1883 1890
Road District settlements approved
as follows:
John Zahn o. H. K. ID. No. 81. 80. 10;
j. N. Smith U. H. K. ID. No. ~. Sl1.49.
Official bonds c,erseers Highways l.
Roads approved as follows:
Joseph Graves No. 53, John W. Hull
No. 9, Nj. Ker. No. 35, E. W. Wells
No. 10, and F. w. futile assessor Glen
wood AreciDet, j. l.. Frame j. p. Batin
Precnct.
TheBosrd now made the following
a%ppoinments of H K DIS.
Robet Shultz. No. Is, Marion Alex
apier, b. 18. G. p. Norris. No. 20,
B. r. Free, No. %. John Scripter,
No. "a, Jim A. Barber. No. 30, w. w.
Hogate, -. 81, 5. w. Hull, No. Sc.
H. b. SiSons, j. p. Line precinct;
Thos. Ken edy, assessor Walnut Greek
precinct: is. ID. Albaugh, constable,
Walnut p. met; F. F. Hull. and Chas.
ThrOckmO IN. c%Onstables Garfield pre-
clct.
Appropi ton for Road District No.
l9. $50.
On petit, BROAD District line bet
ween 4. ! 10. 10 and No. Ii was
changed t. , through the center of
sections %, and 30 east and west.
Adjourned april 4th, 1884.
JOHN +. SMITH,
J. P. BAYHA Chairman.
County Crk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-04-11

UIIuSCS tCIOSS tIc DUO litCt IN OttC
bridges in Harmony precinct that need
repairs.
Ordered that S65. 90 or so much there
of as may be necessary is hereby ap-
prOpriated to build two bridges in r.
ID. No 9. Webster county. to be paid
when bridge is completed.
Ordered that 80 or SD much thereof
as may be necessary is hereby apprO-
priated for bridge material to be used
in X. ID. No. 13.
Ordered that 5000 or so much there
of as may he necessary is hereby apprO-
priated for bridge material to he used
in Oak Creek precinct, in Road District
No. %.
Ordered that 800 or so much thereof
IS may be necessary is herebr apprO-
priated for bridge material to be used
in K. ID. No. IL.
Ordered that the clerk advertise for
bids to build Il fence around the court
house square. Cedar posts eight feet
long and three six inch pine boards in
height and n six inch pine cap board
on top of fence. Bids to include two
coats of paint and no painting.
Application of David Lutz for vaca-
ton of ar alley between the Lutz addi-
ton and William addition in Red Cloud
and bond filed and presented to the
board county commissioners VIII" ap-
pointed three special commissioners to
examine and report upon the matter.
Commissioners Levi Moore. A.. Nor
hart. and w. II. StrOhm.
Report of p. M. Cochran. }. p. Ina
vale. relative to Joseph Kuhat and fam
lily received and approved.
Report of Chas. W. Springer approved
as follows:
To the board of county commissioners
In accordance with the school laws of Neb-
raska hereby report the money received and
disbursed by Inc for the quarter ending March
Received at various times from teachers at ex-
animation Si3 90
April 1, 1884 paid county treasurer 10
CHARLES W. SPRINGER
ICharles w Springer county superintendent
of instruction for Webster county hereby certify
that the above statement is true according to my
knowledge and belief CHAs W SPRINGER
Subscribed and sworn to before me this LIST
day Of April, 1884 isl J p Bayha clerk
Report of Chas. BuschOw submitted
and approved az follows:
Red Cloud. April LIST. 1884.
To the board of county commissioners
l most respectfully submit to YOU a report of
fees collected by me as treauurer of Webster
county for the quarter ending March 3lst. 1884.
and commission received from state treasurer
from October LIST 1882 to Jan LIST 1884
As Tax receipts $500
80 Redemption certificates 975
76 Abstracts 800
Reg warrants 40
4 Tax sale certificates and fees $50
Com for collecting state taxes from, October
LIST, 1882 to Jan LIST 1884 iT Ga
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-04-11

Report O" Geo. Yeiser coun in,i. @
in and for Webster county. State of
Nebraska Of fees received by him in his
official duties in the months of Jan. F-t,
and March respectively in year 1884.
In month Jan on marriage Iicecses 100
. COmm'S ions O ! money
paid on judgments 212
In month Jan Copying papers 80
Court fees Is
February marriage licenses iI2
marriage ceremony 20
Court fees including transcript IS 10
On assignment fees % %
Recording aud probate matter 1905
March marriage licenses Is 90
Certificate and seal $50
Court costs including transcript 6j63
Total amt rec'd from Jan 1, to Apr. l Is DEG 81
Geo o Ysiser
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-04-11
Red Cloud. April LIST. 1894.

TotOl amount 575 50
hereby certify that the foregoing ia a true and
correct account Of the fees received by NE as
county treasurer for said county and state afore-
said for the quarter ending March 81 1884 aud
commission received from state treasurer from
Oct 1, 1884 to Jan l 1884 to the best Of my know
ledge and belief Chas BuschOw
Co Treasurer
Subscribed and sworn to before me April 2 1894
(Lsl JP Bayha clerk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-12-22
A GREAT CONFEDERATION.
Several Tanks at Pratt's Oil Works,
New York, Explode, Sending the
Burning Fluid in all Direc.
tiOns-Heavy Losses.

New YORK, Dec. 81.
One of the naphtha tanks, situated nearest
the river at Pratt's Oil Works, which occu-
pied the entire block at the foot of 18th
street, Williamsburg, exploded this afternoon
with deieaning report, The burning oil scat
tered in every direction and the entire works
were Immediately threatened with destruc-
tion before the engines arrived few min
utes after the first explosion another tank
burst just in the rear. These two tanks sent
100 900 barrels of flaming oil pouring into
every nook and crevice where it could make
its way about the yard. The burning oil
flowed over from the yard on the north side,
into Bushwick creek and continued to burn
on the surface of the water. Several small
boats in the creek were enveloped and burned.
The concussion of the two explosions broke
the windows of all the houses in the neigh
borhood. The building Of the Williamsburg
Gaslight Co. on the opposite side of 18th
street shook so violently that it was thought
it would fall. This building was also in great
danger fran the spreading flames. The heat
was intense while the noise of the seething
flames could be heard blocks away. Soon
the fire had complete control of the riverside
and was slowly eating its way toward First
street. Explosion followed explosion and the
burning masses of material were CARED up
and away for long distances by the wind
Thousands of spectators gathered in the heavy
rain and stood under dripping umbrellas
watching the great confsgration. dividing
wall had been erected in the yard to prevent
the FIRE from going beyond it.
By o'clock the great heat cracked the
wall Of safety and it came down with crash
After that. the fire reigned supreme for a
time over the entire premises. The wind
shifted again and blew from the river and
the FIRE boats were enabled to operate against
the flames. The members of engine No. IL
had to retreat from their engine, but later
rescued it. All the buildings and tanks at
the works, excepting large brick building il
which canning is done, were destroyed. The
loss will reach between $500 900 and $780,
900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-12-22
SUDDEN DEATH.
OF Nun Well Known in Railway
Circles.
BosTON, Dec. 20.

BosToN, Dec. 20.
Charles V. Smith, for many years one of
the best known railroad men on the line of
the Eastern railway, died at Lynn yesterday
afternoon, after a brief illness. Mr.. Smith
began his railroad services as locomotive
engineer on the Maine Central railroad in
1851, in which capacity he continued for
| years, when he moved to East Boston,
where he was made general freight agent of
the Eastern railway. He remained at East
Boston several years and then removed to
Salem, where for fourteen years be held the
position of freight agent, resigning in 1885,
after 32 years of active service, to become
superintendent of the Fort Popham Improve
ment Co, at Fort Popham, Me. Failing
health compelled him to give up this latter
position in the spring of the present year.
The funeral will occur on Monday, at l.30
p. NJ, from his daughters residence at Lynn.