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Wall Street To-day.

LITTLE ACCOMPLISHED IN THE WAY OF MAKING A
PERMANENT ADVANCE
TN new 1osh, zen; q. aSo pm.mlhe Post says:
hour and half of business this forenoon appeared
uncertain, and though it opened generally lower,
was pretty well sustained until nearly IL O'Clock,
when the selling movement increased, and 1t be-
came apparent that the bear party were for the
time being at least in the ascendant By IL O'Clock
the majority OF stocks were lower than close last
night, and all the leading stocks touched lower
prices at some time during the forenoon than the
doing any very vigorous selling and, on the other
hand, the leading operators who are understood to
have taken hold OF the market some weeks ago
with the acknowledged purpose Of making per-
manent advance in prices, have not accomplished
much In that line and seem to be doing nothing
now. There is very large short interest outstand-
ing, which embraces majority OF the leading
stocks and yet no attempt Is made to cover it. On
the contrary, it Is being gradually increased
The Markets.
BALTIMORE. Feb 27.-Virginia skies, past-due cou-
gona s6H new ten-fortes 32; new threes. 81 bid to-
BALTIMORE. Feb 27-Cotton frmer-middlins 1913
ana family oa
Ssisa5 as wsssssds %y s
do s5a rps Nc
10 Ssst sp Yntss RI sRS So june
western steady and dull southern white. 60a62 do.
dull-southern 43a45 western white Haas. do mixed
a,aaa: Pennsylyania 4Sa45 Rye steady and quiet.
Pennsyiysniaa and Maryland 14;oosls'oo Provisions
nd sr Is ss
shalok Bscon-shoulders g., clear rib sides. tx.
Hams. 14hal6h. Lard-refned, l01 Butter dull
western packed, 10s20: creamery. 25a36 Egs quiet.
1sal9. PETROLEUM nominal and dull-refned 87sash.
snssr quiet and stsayA soft M refined
to Liverpool per steamer dul-cotton, Sled; hour.
lssd; Grain aa21sd Receiptsmnour 2.545 barrels;
bushels: rye. 800 bushels Shpments-none. Sales
wheat, 34S, OU0 bushels corn. 81 900 bushela
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Latest Kilograms to The Star.

MISS BLACKBURN's TESTIMONY AT THE INoUKs

MISS BLACKBURN'S TESTIMONY AT THE INQUEST
MORsR's DIFFICULTY WITH THEArER MANAGER
NEW YORK, Feb. s7.-The inquest in the case Of
Salm Morse, the author OF the "PaSsioa Play who
was found drowned in the East river on Friday last
was begun to-day. After testimony had been taken
as to the finding OF the body Miss Blackbur
ing last Morse ACCOMPANIED her home
from the Cosmopolitan theater. While they
were sitting talking, Mr.. Mckinney, the business
manager OF that theater came in. They were the
btterest enemies With an oath, Mckinney struck
MI Morse with his t1st and called him IAN old ras-
CAL" Mr.. Morse FELL but got up afterwards
and went out, followed by Mckinney. The
men had come to blows in her house before.
Six hours later Mckinney called on her and the
witness described his disordered and excited APP
pearance when admitted In the afternoon Nc
Chimney called at her house again She reproached
MIN, and he left The further hearing OF testimony
was adjourned until tomorrow.
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District Government Affair.

The report 81 the health officer for the week
ending February go shows that there we're u
deaths during the week. white - and colorvd g.
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BIDS were opened at the Treasury department
to-day for iron and slatework on the custom-house
at Memphis The lowest was that OF McHose q
Lyon, Of Dayton, O., at S. $50.
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Mr.. Sanford Of Florida, appeared befdre ths
House committee on agriculture today snc strongly
advocated the establishment Of experimental agr-
cultural stations IN different parts II the country.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.


- NOTICE Is hereby given that on FRIDAY FEBRUARY
The TWEEN r1-N1NTH 1884. at TWO O'CLOCK the
Fish Wharf in the cit of Georgetown will be sold the
lease to be for the term of year from March 1st
1884 hes lie to be the premises the foot of Poto
street
Terms: Cash in advance, the purchaser to keep the
wharf i'll repair during his lea e.
By order of the Board of Commissioners D. C.
feb26-dts Eugiueer Commissioners ID g
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Latest Foreign News by Cable.


ENTHUSIASM OVER THR NEW SPEAKER.
LONDON, Feb. N.-The new speaker. Mr.. Arthur
WELLESLEY Peel took the chair at the opening OF the
house OF commons to-day amid deafening cheers,
the members rising and uncoyerlng.
THE VICTORIA STATION EXPLOSION.
LONDON, Feb T.-CoL MaJende, chief inspector
OF explosives, asserts that there is no doubt that
the explosion at the Victoria station caused by
nitrO-glycerine.
MR. SARGENT CRITICISED
BERLIN, Feb H.-The DeutSche Td9ebldt says:
minister Sargent has so compromised his govern
ment that II the latter does not wish further en-
oafTassment 1t must dispense with Ills services"
ROYAL IETRoTHAL
DARMsTADT, Feb 27.-The petrothal Of the Prin-
cess Elizabeth OF HeSse with the Grand Duke Sur
guis OF Russia is officially announced. The Princess
Elizabeth Is the second daughter OF the Grand Duke
OF HeSse and the late Princess Alice OF England
THE THETIs SAILS FOR AMERICA.
LONDON, Feb. N.-The steamer ThettS, recently
purchased by America at Dundee, to be used In the
Greedy relief expedition, has set sail for America
Reducing Wages.
READING PA Feb. 27.--Notlces are posted In nine
hat facto ries here, employing fully 800 hands, an
nouncng reduction OF IL per cent In wages after
March lst. The matters will hold meeting to de-
termine whether they will accept the reduction or
not.
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To1our9nhac RrSaSs

In the pool tournament at Rochester, n. Y, last
night Bessrenger defeated Knight
The unknown steamer reported aground Of
Sandy Hook at 10 IN. Of the 26th proves to be the
Venice, from Yokohama. She came of at $50 this
morning without damage.
The debt OF Helena, Ark, to the amount OF
$4,000, has been compromised at so cents on the
dollar. eght-tenthS or the creditors agreeing.
William Whelan, a track master of the Lacka-
wanna railroad, was killed this morning by being
struck by train In the cOmpany's yard.
Three men from Gay Head went to the wreck
or the City OF Columbus on the 25th inst. and nshed
out OF the Steerage the body OF a female child
abOu 10 months old
In difficulty on Tuesday I'm Randolph county,
Ala, between Wyatt Pate and VIM. Littletield, both
were killed.
pointed TO regulate the wages u railroad miners,
will meet on March 10th 10 arrange a price for
mining for spring and summer
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-sToRY BRICK DWELL
ING Ne p; 1903 T STREET NORTHWEST AND LOT
B. 1897. aud duly recorded in Libar No go folio E
ct seq one OF the land records for the District 4
Of Columbia and at the request Of the party secured
g NJ Lot Nd
23I III Washington city, in said District together with
the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: Onethird cash. Of which 800 must be
IN one and two to be secured by notes
bearing interest from Gay of sale and deed of trust
veyancng and recording at purchasers cost Terms of
sale to be cOmp d with In six days after sale else
tu reserves right to resell at risk and cost of pu
feb2l-dtdbs WM F. HOFFMAN. Trustee.
4. AS l42O NINTH sTREET NORTHWEST
Under s ana ~ virtue Of decree OF the sqPreme
cause No. s779, December %, tie undersigned 1.l
Trustee apponted BY said decree, will sell at public
1854 At FIVE O'CLOCK r II. in front of the premi
ses. the property known lot pu bered ff y-seven
90 in Samuel Redferns subdivision of square NUN
the improvements thereon This lot has a front of
s feet on the west side Of 9TH street and
The terms, # sale are One-tlrd of the purchase
money in cash and the balance in two equal Install
ments at six 6 and twelve Q2) months from the day of
sale such deferred bear interest at the rate
OF six per cent per annr and to be SECURED by pur
chasers notes anla deed Of of the property or all
cash at the option of the purchaser deposit Of 800
will be required at the time # sale and all conyeyancin9
to be at the cost of purchaser If the terms Of sale are
Trustee reserves the right to resell the property at the
risk and cost OF the defanlttns pnrchaser:
DCNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers. feb2O-dSds
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JAPANEsE sCROLLA FANS Eta
NC Decorative Pictures Jay Gould. 2l9thi. nit
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MEDICAL DIRECTOR GUSNEiL FOR SURGEON GEN.
ERAL OF THE NAvY.-Secretary Chandler wrote q
letter to the President to-day formally recommend
ing the nomination of Medical Director f. VI. Gun
nell TO be surgeon general OF the navy, vice Wales
whose term expired last month.
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AND FREDFRICKsbyR RAY
NAY. AND ALEXANDRIA AMI WAsHIN2STt
N 4 SIS oSS ST ~
VI VI M O on NIL
III II AtEEN Nm 90 Nm ILL

DIP CHEFVFR'S ELECTRIC BELT. Reonnerato-
= mac rNIr"esy for the o. deran OF the
lIocreatiNe Whenever debility vi the
eratNe orans occurs. from whatever cauae. the
.iisous stream Of ELECTRICITY psrIneatJng through
.he parts must restore them healthy acton There
NJ mistake about this instrument Years OF have
.it ~ AID thousands Oi testified to- Weak
i.UhI lolscre;lo.. lucaIacty, Lack of EigUT.
tH-ift fact trouble OF these organs cured
~ t' itothd tins with electric belts advertised
a. Us IRON bead u This is the ONE spe-
i'1 POse Tor circulars GIVING full Information
CHEEVER ELECTRIC BELT co.
n3-skw In yt.-..,--. . -. -t..,,-o
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DEMOCRATIC TESTIMONY IN TIVE COPiaH CnUST,
lSyfSTGATION.-IAe senate subcommittee Ia New
orleans. yesterday, resumed the investigation OF
the Copah county, Miss. shOulIng. Several VII
esses were called and tes ied Ia Substance 10 the
bad character Ol several OF the linen summoned on
behalf oI the republicans The testimony VI Bur-
net was iulraced, aud his Statements made ia Tie
National Republican Interview We're cCnuralicted.
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To-day Mrs Annie Richter filed petition in the
Equity Court for her appointment as committee OF
her husband, John H. Richter, late private OF the
q, s. signal CORDS who has been an inmate OF the
fnaane ASYLUM since NAV l6S2
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AUCTION SALES.

WEES. CO. Auctioneers.
w o3I LOUISIANA avenue, opposite City Post Office.
REGULAR SALE OF
FCRNITURE- MATT1NGS, FINE BEDROOM SETS
AND PARLOR WORK MARBLE-TOP TABLES
Hss2 o0enafHR f NE OK Gk
WALNUT sIDEBOARD AND OTHER ARTICLES
OF HOUSEKEEPING; GAS BR ACKETS AND
CHANDELIER, GLASS AND CROCKERY
STOVES, &C AT AUCTION AT SALESROOMS
I ~ IN " IwESTi-EIGHrH FEBRUARY
w 637 Louisiana avenue.
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN. To
P4 STORAGE. ETC, POSITIVE SALE WITHIN
THURSDAY. TWENTY EIGHTH INSTANT, OF
FEW CHOICE OIL PAINTINGS
and several pieces of SILVER-P PLATED WARE. No
reserve. 1t
VNHOMAs BOWLING, Auctionser.
FINE GPOCERI 8. SMALL LOT EICHELBFRGER
SH1SkYS AND WINES AT AUCTION.
OnTUE DAY MORNING, MARCH FOURTH 1884.
at tt O'CLOCK within auction rooms. shall sell
the balance OF stock unsold from Courtney Co.. late
Re dis Sons. embracing
Small lot Eichelbergrr Whisky in demijohns
Anontelardo Sire rvs and other Fine Wines
Imported goods III Glass and 7 II.
Zine Groceries OF every description.
Old Virginia Hams
superior lot of Cigars.
Syrups, Vinegar
store Fixtures, &c
B-1 bis sale embraces all the fine goods that were
not at the safe and all that were not
called Tor, the whole being q splendid collection Of
eOoQS feb21 dts
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NEW YORK, Feb ga trial yesterday showed
that anthracite coal could be Used for the steamer
Bear, or the Greedy relief expedition but that her
speed would be reduced one-t third as compared With
That obtained by the use OF Welsh coal.
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u. C.,
TUESDAY EVENING, MACH FOURTH, 1884.
Commencing at 7 30 o'clock.
feb27-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
VHoMAs E. wAaGAMAN. Auctioneer
BY virtue Of certain deed of trust recorded naaH
hiSer ooo foo T. ct sea Of the Ia records ot
pubic ON fhs Sxac 9 sell
i hsta It Fl in 'front.' q the property choice
on Park street Mount Pleasant c. aud running back
Te, 20 Of sae ave cash balance IN
sPectiyey and secured satisfactory deed upon
at Of and deposit to be
not Eh1 fn fss .tes
SEHTEET siSEE
the az s,ss SosFt Ct
1883 and eSav on the 9TH s DAY Of
whrea the National Union insuraDce soon eomPs 3S Is
Shall sell the highest bidder in front Of the preise4
F Fngf DAY ~ o 2cS MthGa sss
fH Nc one 5s1 % sna Ven
bounds covenants and conditions set forth and de-
in By sa q sss Nav
his wife and M.rsaret Helzel, and recorded with the
Of the land records Of Washington county in the
9st1 Of Columbia also all that part of said lot
Of fronting North Capitol street thirty five (35 feet
aa M ch1s e d W OF so and
Inns In II sale as prescribed by the decree third
O. AID s mouths from mt the ,s date sa Of sa I ror
the deferred yments the purchaser purchasers shall
o six 90 Pr t e tire
erty purchased. deposit Of fifty $50 dollars on
chaser purchasers joHy re,
DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucts feb2o.dts
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I AIDES

AIDES:
ide'eiop the FORM by new process (never fails, and
increase or reduce the flesh scientifically also Remove
Permanently Smallpox Fittings Freckles, Wrinkles
Moies, and supernuous Hair. Compexions Beacred or
Artsi.eaiiy beautined full particulars &C. Address
MADAME II. LATOUR
oIT-wSs 2146 lexington ayenue New York
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WEAK LUNGS are cruelty racked, and the general
Strength gradually wasted 10y persistent, deep
seated cough, which pr. Jaynes ENpectoranf NAV
tc relied on L. cure. You Will derive certain tyent-
III rom IL also, II troubled with either asthma or
hrpuPlltlS
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BLoopr SHOOTING ARRAY NFAR HsR~noS VA
Mr. SMITH AND HIS BR0THER-IS-iAw TFIy VIC
TlNs-coSFLlcTrSG STATEMENTS CONCERNING NIX
DIFFICULTY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

State Of Nebraska, Wel~.cr enpsiy
l hereby certify that the foregoing
is n : and correct account a. the
fees received and dIsburset! by Ine ~
county clerk and cx-oficio clerk OF the
district court in and for said county
ard state Aforesaid for the quarter
ending June 20, 1854, 10 the best Of M
Inowledge and belief.
J. y. BAyHs, County Clerk.
Subscribed mi 4y presence and sgorH
20 before me This 25th DAY OF July, y.
ID. 1854. w. II STEoHs,
Notary Public.
Board adjourned to August II. 1883.
when AL parties interested in The road
petitioneA for. and postponed : that
dates are .equcsted 20 be present be
fore said board.
J. T.. SMITH. chairman. .
J. Z. BAYHA, county clerk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

TIE Red Cloud Mills arc getting
there. They have been endeayoring
Cor some time TO furnish a quality OF
flour that would compare with The
best and have now gained an enviable
reputation. Their White Lily is sold
by dealers for 1925 per sack and is
equal to any foreign aour in the mar
ket which is sold for 2l,50 per sack
With their new miller Mr.. j. Bennett
to superentend the rearrangment OF
their machinery they arc greetly i'm
proving their different grades of flour.
The people from .,he country are ali
smiling over the nice, white loavos
made from Red Cloud Mills flour.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15
TRUE MERIT.
4 Charming Remedy for Diorrhon and
. !Sumpsr C6mp!Gints.

ave have used al. your Tonic
astringcnt with happy results. Not n
single complaint relating TO i: has ever
reached ns."-iJones & Jackson, drug
gists, Jonesburg, Mo. .
please send us two dozen MarsI's
tonic astringent at once. 1t works n
charm in diairh9a and summer COM
plaint"-IWard & Venable, druggists,
Pattousburg, Mo.
Marsh's tonic astringentis for sale by
Hemp Cook druggist, Red Cloud. 1t
quickly cures diarrhoea, dysentary,
cholera infantum. cholera morbus, and
the SINNER complaint of children. II
is a delightful remedy for old and
young. Price 80 CENTS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15
WILLY THOMAS.
%
I.EGaL NOTICE

Tn TEE DISTRICT COURT OK WEBSTER
/ Nebraska.
Minnie Bloom
W.
". NJ. Bloom.
The defendant wiil take notice ;hat o. tic Sth
day of hngl.t. iSSi. between the hours ~ 10 q.
m. ana 6 D. IN. AZ the office Of y. W. Bash, II n
tom % MGcosta. county Of Meccsta, state oi
Michigan. the piaintif above named VIII take
the deposition If n :, Flora cfteiI 10 DC n'"t -
cyiIcnre on the trial of the above entitled cause
with authority Ia auioIrn from day L. day uii'is
such depSSi.!,ls shall have been taken.
MINNIE BLOOM, tialnt.r.
l-;y rs w. u. S;rohH,, her attorney.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15
More Trouble

ia caused by decaycd teeth than people
generally arc aware Of, in the shape Of
sore eyes, Indigestion, neuralgia, etc.
Ii they can be saved have them filled
at once. All kinds of Filings inserted
Of Parker's dental rooms over Shcrer's
drug store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15
LEGAL NOTICE.
ryTuE pFSTylCTcpURT % TEE EIGHTH
r. 1!ntI-fs. psSt-f-f hcsd IN AID !o- Hehss1F
!. INT s3i S,S-e e Sgh-s II
ISL t,SdA-d

.rsnu4e ea.ssra ~. ~srseHta2; n IRE Shssvs 80
.;stsl sstscs Vii s.kE hrtie tNa- Al S~e-f
d.. ca nd iay "a. sIGT1I.A -
is.ors n .he tsIGcs cf-- ~ NE<sT c
Nelgrseks eazrgsnz SJc sH.sasfaEs ssaEE .fe4-
ard w1sh aefEe -ss EagtDs S1s y I3e ~
- G21uEzcg lar N1 -stFcLi tTr rss9
eszs ss4szt ala s-<e@~-s Efs rkzsufs for HEEs
ss- iva se@Ts las gaA ssteJE- ans sSzF -
sr.sa Eses1- -a. s- - pFsEEs
:. al -fsasoa e%itf :a.s s-st -fssrr;r t-z
Fsoia-Ik Szsssefy d3a<KS2 sns1<A
a. Ss4.s ss1@@s - s .a~E
20 - s.fr5 - EEsi. 80 49, ~sekn
kss assc.seE. i<as Gs1%s g
ws s~assfs.k aSscs Ss2 szs i Ees.E 40
S Sky estso1 On - he'.se SaSc4E
fstk 80, &-% e~FsF v 49, -
a. ~ - -.z-.~ as senr~e rts@sszse zeS
-eSa-sss< ~ s a-ssS-S s
A<4f tr11
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15
EorICE

Land Office. Blcs,mingioh, Ne6. i1iy =. i@L
~-..1ICE - HFrtRy GIVEN THAT 1IE
~ fgr.riu- GaFaec zs'.lss ha> flst F1ts ~
~ .~afsniil1 G. max fual lroD- 3 support a.
kis Claim. and ,Aas said Pro. ala - masif Nt-
l.-, he ,,.~A n tie Cisir,C- court, Negsa-r
rorftS. = I'D cloud. Neb., Ou Saturday, Au@If
ALONZ0 CgEE.
rr.f ~---v =, 81 Tor fna ~ - ~ so o. 20
'gy-r Z 49, r.IEe II. wPS:. Hc nan : - 20
iggfev wisue-~@ - prU7e a.s Goa 1G'.s n,l-
To- sgF. If.1 C1i.iT-fisa Il S'd t1at w
- u. AShfry AlsvzEfeT. 49,
Ilxybt AZ. ,a4n HalIse-. al ~ Ga5terlcg No.
\ -. " LEL-
.u,y ,Saage hoszaer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15
EIrn EARN For Sale.

A quarter section Of land for saie.
Price sll0p. Good sod house with two
rooms, two wells oil water, 100 shade
trees. 50 fruit trees, IS acres under cul-
tivation, 100 acres good pillow land, ST.
ua,ed in Walnut Creek precinct. For
further particulars inquire a; this Of
fee, Ia
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

Texas Trail Cattle, about 2Go0 head,
mostly Il and two years old. About
800 hcifers. viii be at oga!Iaia. about
August Goth. Inquire OF or address
b. X. GRIMES,
Osalalia, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15
rINAh PROOE NOTICE.

Land Oeice. Bloomington. Neb. June %, i8Si
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TiIE
~ following named sc;;.er hta lied ."tic; u.
his Intention t. mat. i'pil JTogt "a -uFpyrt -!
ms cil:ll, ana tl'at said ..-O"f sill h. made be-
fore Clerk ~ dlstric. court. Webster cUgnty,
Neb, Il; Rcd ClOLj, Oh Friday. August Is, isSl,
VIZ:
ALFRED DECKER,
on ia No. 72sZ. ioT The ne qr section 90. IL ?, y
range 10 west. lie vance the i1lCC.Is witness
IS 10 prove his continues resIienCr riHli; a'ia
cultivation o. said liid. viz: Nelson NnTd,
Abraham II. Haley. Simeon -. Robinson, Jciii!
X. Ault7. III OF Red Cloud. Nch.
-. SWITZgE, Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

Of meeting or the anti-monopoly CEN
trail committee of Webster county, Ne
braska, calling q meeting 4, the court
house in Red Cloud, N.b.. A1gus, l6'
1884, at 2 O'Clock =. m. a fall attend
ance il desired. Tgos. VArGuS,
Chairman.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

Fog SALE-A desirable hotel for
sale, cheap for cash, or VIII trade Tor
desirable farming lands. Inquire Of
Geo. o. Yeiser & Co, Real Estate
Agents, Red Cloud. 22t
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

Mn. DNsY has repaired in the last
few days. oyer 40 parasols and UNI
brellas. If You want repairing III that
line, call Oh him. 5l-ti
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15
tis'AfomNnlbie

to go through life with ''snags" in the
mouth, making the breath foul and af-
f~ecting the stomach. All kinds OF arti.
fetal teeth made at Parker's denta!
rooms, over Sherer's drug store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15
Dr,.ssmaaipg.

Mrs. G. S. Taylor is prepared to do
all kinds OF dressmaking On shori 10
ticc, and at reasonable rates. Ono
door east Commercial house. 52tf
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

Now is the time 20 get your fire
arms repaired. Call az Dany's. Sit.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15
FINAL PROOF NOTiCI.

Land oficc, Bloomington, Ncb.. Juiy 81. iNsi.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT tii:
" f~nllowingnal.G .rt.icr has fled notice Of
his Intention to max. fBII rroOi IL support 81
clam, ana thl, said proof vEt % male be
fore the clerk oi "uuf. II Nels..- county - E.a
Cloud. Nebraska. Saturday. September - 1875,
viz:
WILiJhT II. TIiOaaS.
on Prc~emrtlon D. y. NJ. 6Lp, for She southeast
!. u. section ~. tp. =, NORTH ~ range ~ west. j."
ulnns the following witnesses "a prove hs con
tinuGus Residences upon and cuitiiLt!Da II ala
land viz: .Joseph Barr, Joseph ii.dy. 1EG..'
Slant, Joseph Chambers. ali II COwlya Nln.
= ". SWTJIrl., Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15
FOE MALE.

z. HoUCHIs, secretary.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15
Notice

J. Z. BAYHA, county clerk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

RED CLOUD, NEE, July I, 1854. I
To the honorable board county COM
missioners of Webster county, Ncbras-
ka: most respectfully submit to you
n report of fees collected by me as
clerk of Webster county, for the quar- !
ter ending June 50, 1854, and disbusc-
ment Of the same as follows, to-wit:
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-12
Macaulcy's Opinion " Himself.

81 have written" he wrote with great
candor to Macvey Napier, Several
things on historical, political and moral
questions, of which, on the fullest re-
consideration, | am not ashamed, but by
which | should be willing to be tsti-
mated. But | have never written
page of criticism on poetry or the fine
arts which | would not burn if had the
power. leave it to yourself to make
the comparison. | am sure that on re-
Election you will agree with me. lIaz-
lit used to say to himself: i am moth
ing if not critical The case with me
is directly the reverse. have Il strong
and acute enjoyment of great works OF
imagination; but l have never habit
uated myself to disSect them. Not
less sound WAS his estimate of his great
history. A fortnight before its publica-
ton he wrote in his diary: The state
of nv own mind is this: When com
pare my own work with what imagine
history ought to be feel detected and
ashamed; but when | compare it with
some histories which have n high rrpute
feel treasured" At subsequent
stage of the publication he writes: ~
dawdled over my book most OF the day.
sometimes in good, sometimes in bad
spirits about it. On the whole. | think
that il must do, The onl, competitions
so far rs perceive, it has TO dread is
that of the two former volumes. Ger
tainly no other history of William $
reign is either so trustworthy or so
agreeable" The following entry is
interesting: IL looked through IS
two volumes. He is. see, all imtator
of me, But ! am very unsafe model.
Ny manner is, | think. and the world
thinks. ON the whole Il good one; but it
is very near to bad manner indeed,
and those characteristics of my style
which are most easily copied are the
most questionable Chambers JOurnai.