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McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-05-01
U. s. LAND OFFICE

McCOok, Neb, April 10th, 1884
Complaint having been entered at this office
by Theophillus Hopkins against Thomas W.
StoughtOn for abandoning his homestead en-
try S4l, dated at North Platte, Neb., October
81, 1878, upon the east q northwest Il and north
4 southwest a section s3, township 4, north of
range rs west, in Red Willow county, Nebraska,
with Il view to the cancellation of said entry !;
the said parties are hereby summoned to APP
pear at this Office on the 12th day of May, 1884,
ut l o'clock, 2. NJ, to respond and furnish tes-
timony concerning said alleged abandonment.
A. C. F. BABCOCK Receiver
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-05-01
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INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.

NATIONAL politics is so absorbing as
TO exclude state, district or county pol
itics entirely. We might add materially
to the latter without seriously detract-
ing from the former.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-05-01

Our druggist, DR.. S. l.. Green. is now giving sam
pie bottles OF that excellent medicine Beggs Cherry
Cough Syrup FREE of charge. This is done simply to
prove what it will do He Is also warrantng every bot
tie sold give satisfaction. Call for sample bottle.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-05-01

WE advise all who suffering with Coughs, Colds,
Weak Lungs, ETC., to try Beggs Cherry Syrup. 1t is
bound to give satisfaction, warrant every boy
tie and give sample bottle free to all who call for it..
S. l.. Green.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-05-01

G. L. LAWS, Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01

could be fousd. Several thories have
been advanced, some OF which are
Vague and scaseiess. The general con-
clusion is that the child was kidnappe9
and of this there seems 10 be ROOM for
but little doubt. A certain party II
campers near by are strongly suspect
ed. and circumstantial evidence points
strongly in their direction indeed GER
tain parties belonging 10 the outfit.
were so strongly suspected OF being
implicated indirectly, if not the actual
perpetrators of the dastardly outrage,
that q rope and limb was a frequent
suggestion among the searcliers on
"Wednesday. THE CHIEF sent two re-
representatives.. and endeavored TO OBJ
Tain all the facts possible in the sad
affair. Mrs. Wagner bore the terrible
ordeal like a true brave woman, but il
nov in a precarious condition by rea-
SOP OF nervous prostration produced
by N.er intense grief and the excitement
of ele occasion. She has the heartfelt
and undivided sympathy of all who
are cbgnizant with the sad facts. 4
reward o! $50 has been offered for the
recovery Of the body Of the missing
child, either dead or alive. and every
effort is peing made TO solve the sal.
sorrowfuh mystery.
LATEsTt-J Just as we go To pres, we
FROM n dispatch dated GAYLORD,
Kansas, asd signed by Geo. Ball, and
addressed to Sheriff Warren, that
he has been unable up date in discov-
ing any trace Of the lost child,
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01
Taken In

For some weeks past several light
ming rod peddlers have ben doing Red
Cloud and vicinity, trying to induce
people to buy their WIRES. During
their stay they have boarded at the
Gardner House, and as he story goes
owed several big dollas for board.
This was alright. had thsy paid 1T, but
instead of doing SO it is alleged that
they tried to go from otr midst be-
tween two days, leaving the b. b. as a
gentle reminder that the house would
always have something coming to it.
However il became noised about that
the said ]. I. ps, intended movidg their
camp to a more congeniai field. Conse-
quently an attachment was taken out
on their paraphernalia and the own
ers ordered to show cause for tn cir
pranks. The case Was brought on for
trial on the 3Oth. and resulted in a YER
dict for the plaintiff for SIS and costs
and "a compromised for $50.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01
/pistr,ct No Sc to the Front.

School closed in said district on Sat-
urda, July 20. with a feast for body
and and mind. At IL O'Clock the new
deskAGSe loaded with Injuries, and
scholars and visitors marched in and
enjoyed the fest. The teachers plate
was piled. After the fspst an examin-
alton on diacritics, arithmetic, geOgra.
ply, grammar and elobution. After
recess there vas sele3 reading and
speaking by the SCHOOL, Then direc-
or Smith delivered an eloquent earnest
address. Next Mr.. Williams delivered
an able address, and lastbut not least,
Miss l.. Monger in a rfild, eloquent
address, and then the tekcher attempt
ed an address Of thanksi but his heart
was too full, and he fail&.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01

Nr. Henry Cook Is Always wide
awake in mas business and spares no
pains 20 secure tile best 81 every article
In his Inc lie has secured the agency
Tor the celebrated DE-. Kings e lie
covery for consumption. The Only
certain cure Eo- consumption. coughs.
colds. h~ozrscnszs. asthma, hay fever.
bronchitis, or ans affection Of lhc shross
and lungs. Sold on yS.ifiTe guarantee
VIII give you 3 trial bottle free. Reg
u.ar size $40.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01
Kicked IA lleut

One day recently, affinity living
about six miles east of Blue Hill, had
occassion to go away from home on
business or pleasure and left two little
boys at home aged ten and eleven
years respectively. During their ABB
sence the ten-year old lad conceived
the idea thasit would be fun for him
to tie his four-year old brother to a
horse that was in the vicinity. He did
so, and then turneds the horse loose,
our informant said. A sick man who
occupied q room up stairs heard the
noise. and upon locking ont saw at >
glance. the perilous position that the
little fellow waais bat teforehe could
rescue HIM Eshorss had dsse its dead
" work, By kickiaEths child % death
We could Us learn the nsussc Of The
family, frkheshc kct that OF lafor-
mant had forgottsA Aem-
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01

issz Sc nEAa tsas - tsussht eos
snossgh a. de ans hafna nnNi &c "a
ss ssSht 1T faasxu Gees We aasl
uasi tAssgsts sE~Sk hAf t<kstt s~sy
snsae II the ts.lse Ne Lxaa 3, fsAs
TIA, &C Snaks aos rsaos sA.s as,<S "a
onae. bat sosaa 81 ~ v~bisrputuaw e.ts.
ans AsinS hear wosv s~lruszty sheFs 20
pairing n and ia = sbssss nmsg th-
heiped a. oscg safeiv ard - arus~t
Al thc stAl4on "a tlaie fss tlsS train
Nhrn thc Train stopped "a II nfsu..
q Bswen came iuta the 80 a.
swept the wIth az ay lxexa<e tHs.1
car cmtsan.g tho Hastings d~l,sa
non, where | l1anai Mn. Isasen- aaI
Ms- Nerna Use drlartfsvssa pss.
dent q The W j. c, Aai olsssF kas
dFei spirits oar ~lrierssl,n krjss ~.
creasiUs All uhe Nay lhrstst, Nrhss
"a. AM Nc esJuyei tie site ertfemlsiy.
W male clo>e ~csBnerssons al tie Nay
ihr"ngh. sud arrived Al thss plare =
abssi; n al, Tuesday Aw,.nl in 80
Ssri to The crops on The WAy ~.
shcrC Gid a. sec corn -, forward AMI
lsziktus - pEomuins "a "a IA Re
publican Vale IL letks oveFywhsrc
"dsgkiy, dssply. hs86haIy sf.sn
which shu~s ulaI q i thuyius. hat Il
10 sInall..It loeks A. sci uhrssgh iaaa
ard even Minnesota a. a. eastern Ne
hrasga. Wheat and rnAii Eraiu lso1s
west, bat in MINI ~nsa - ryurn vaI
The Feunion t. really nut - iatesssut
"a Dat state reunsusss arr. fhsrr ssa
= great many peoply here. but nut "A
many I or AZ gss~l accommodations
FOR thc veterans on tho cAnnn rro.na
40 ne bad 81 Grand islsut lsa ymss.
ago. Nebraska sooii tv a g,sJ tfaa.
fes the National cnsampme11 lsr they
the business much hslssx
than they de- here. have .esa ussh.
Cox VI ~ crest on the camp grod I'D t
Ns.s iAc people. ouly the fires sks IL
kse EAbsas FIaml.can Club. Ths
sawfn tlr city was IA immense a sar.
General Logan r.sie ou l.orselaek. h
scope oslIsf officials. Ami cl.sea 20
ne air mr. him the whole Say. tisn
eral Sherman rs-ie in a carriage siti, j
other general More n.1ls
week. bGssEY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01

Judge Gsslin has at last decided to
throw OF his Judicial ermine. and run
40 a candidate for congress In this
"deestriek." The Judge would no.doubt
make an able congressman. but The
CHIEF believes that be has. still q place
to fill IN The Sth Iuiicial district o.
Judge, iha, WOULD be more satisfactory
to the people. than 10 have him in
congress.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01

To u IAps@-Ital yosir bskinx
powder aud lyon smell ~ainnopis don I
use ~ lyon end fiour or starch boh
ia the water. don't use - anless YOU
Ike "a b. cheated ifs smells Old AL
tastes bitter. o. - alum don't use Il. Jesa
every Kin@s y0u can End ard llefs sess
DeiAnds CHEMICAL aosl yss will Ensi
nothing leIt ia tbe water. a. il rasslaIsas
nothing bsit cream tartar AMI s<ia.
which means pure baking Iosaer. In
cans only.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01
County Fair

On Saturday afternoon n goodly
number of the members of the Web.
ster county agricultural society and a
number pflcitizens met at the court
house to ARRANGE for a fair. President
NJ. II. Warner occupied tho chair, and
Mr.. Jones presided over the secretary's
desk. On motion il was decided to
hold the annual fair in September,
commencing on the 18th and ending
on the 10Th. A committee of mem
bers and citizens were appointed to re-
wise the premium list and make the
premiums of q sufficient amount To in
duce people To bring articles for exhi-
bition. A'committee consisting of
President Warner. Of Red Cloud, +. A.
Sweezy. az Blue Hill, d Hampton, of
Guide Rock, q w Knight. Of fnavale.
and Spencer Alexander, Of Wells.
were appointed 10 collec. advertise
ments for the premium list.
The following superintendent were
appointed for the various classes:
Glass l-Horses-A Mccall.
Class 2-Horses-JS Rothrock.
Class 3-CattIe-W a McKeighan.
Clnss 4-Sheep-C q Goldman.
Claes 5-Swine-CG Wilson.
Class 6-Poultry-M II Warner.
Glass Farm products-FC Busch
.ow.
Glass s-Bocs and Honey-W Will
son.
Glass 9-Mechanical Arts-R. D.
Fulton,
Gloss lO-TextiIe Fabrics-Mrs. II.
{. Warner.
Class lI-Frnits-L II Rust.
Class l2-F1oral-Mrs. J. w. Warnrc
Glass l3-Diseretionery Class-R. T.
Sherer.
Arrangements have been made To
have the grounds fenced andi proper
buildings erected to show the various
Articles brought in for exhibition, and
stalls for stock, and a race track. The
present managers OF the association
have agreed for 500 to deed the pres
ent site over to the agricultural socie-
ty, and re-orgsnize under the state
law, by which they will be enabled to
draw sever or eight hundred more
from the county. after becoming duly
Incorporated. II this Is carried out
successfully there is no reason why we
a not have a good fair that would be
a credit to the people. The CHIEF
hopes that the citizens of Red Cloud
will take the matter into consideration
and get the association duly organized,
then fully equip.the concern, and we
have every reason to believe that the
money invested will be returned two
fold to those who take stock. The
seven hundred dollars has been about
guaranteed, and from this on, our peo- |
pie may, and have reason to expect n
good fair. The time is short, but not !
withstanding that we can have a good
fair this year, and next year q still bet
ter one. |
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01

,lils time, and With tae aisuadsuterog
about being harvested Will over reach
any previous year. We found many
old friends NJ this poini. and wc as.
found a great manY people xhon We
never saw before. Isksng observations
OF the many new towns s~pringsng up
AL over Nebraska, "A sometimes Won
ders II eastern towns and cities are not
becoming depopulaiel. HraL. where
do all these people come iromT'
A little over twelve years ago Red
Cloud and Webster county MAS a Wild
waste. To-day they are among the
most fourishing localities ia the west,
Iongue can not depict the aousero,s
changes made an this county ia tic
short space of a dozen years.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01

The prof ~ the pssiiing - tse eat
ing ;hersoI. and not ia ~easewsax u.
string shieE tse.l the Lag. Thsxsxsn
take DR.. Ioo.s red cIsyer ln~- IL
cures al bsocs disorders. torpid Issr.
rick besdsehe. osussness. SD ss
diseases O. tss arn2Ey organs. Thr
best aplssiz.s and s0Bsc knvau. SD
by A. Lnlley. cry o.sais per Lr,ssIc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01
II w~r,s sun ss,~

notwithstanding mother s~isipsss.
dire prediction. the soFki eth .xa.az.
The people viii lIss ioassI Il lhsy use
Dr.. B,geios . positive cafe. si.iess saa-
dues and eonqusrs coughs. eossL.. ran-
sumption. uiIoopsnZ esasxb. ans al DIS.
eases Of tas lang. For tFsssf call A.
4. LDdley . drug store aud gsss bpst.s
free.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01

The best saiEe IN tisc noTid for cuts.
bruisez sores. ulcers. sslt Thessm. fever
sores. letter. ehAppei hand. ehilbIxins,
cosrs, asd ali skiu srupisoIas. and posi-
lively cures plies. o. no pay required.
II i gtsaranEsed 10 gre perfec1 salts.
faction. or mouey refunded. Price -
crss per box For sals By Henry
Cook.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01

II is recomnended no proxies be ad-
mittcd to the convention except such
rs are held b. residents of the u
ties from which Fyexies ale given.
EDwN G. HAwLEY, chairman.
]. BYRON ASSiNGs, secretary.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01

A quarter section 81 land for saIc.
Price silOo. Good sol hosisc with tso
rooms. two wells Of water. 100 shade
trees, - fruit tree. IS acres under cuI-
tivatlon. I'D acres good pIos land. sit
usied ia Walnut Greek prscinct. Fof
further particulars inquire at this Of
fee. II
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01
Ia. ~.t.,ataahlr

10 go through hfe with "snasx' ia the
month. making the breath fos,i AMI AZ
fccting the stomach. Aii hin Il u arsi
hsial teeth made a. psfkers deatai
rooms. over Siiorcrs drug ssuge.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01

Is caused by dccayci teeth than people
generally are aware of. IA the shaps Of
sore eyes. Indigestion, neuralgia. ete.
II ihey eaa be saved have them hllei
al once. Al Kinds 81 filings inserted
a. iarkcr's dental ruoms over shsrsr-
drug aiogN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01
NorIfc

A meeting Of the WEBSTER comfy
democratic centrahcd nmittee ze5led
70 meet At the eGust hdusc ~ Red
Cloud, Neb, ON the stlidAr AZ AqR1ss
A. d.. 1884. m . o;clocksRN 1a4
attendance Of the comn5igtec u dc9ared
As MiEsH. Chairman.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01

Texas Trail Cai,le. alAut 21so heal.
mostly one and tao year, old. ti-sit
~ hcifers. Will is atOgaiiala. sispAit
August Ddi. Inquire IT or address
H. X. GKIMf<.
Oxalal!a, Ssis.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01

LEAVE your orders and they will AT
al times receive the s,sst attention and
delivered At your door Zee IL charge
New York grocery and q~uessss.as
hOtse. II
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01

TIE republican electors Of the Eighth
Judicial District Of Nebraska are invit-
ed to send delegates from the several
counties to meet in convention at OK
ford, Furnas county, Tuesday, August
10, 1884, at IL o'clock n. M, for tie
purpose of placing in nomination a
candidate for district attorney OF said
district. and t~ansacting such other
business as may properly come before
said convention. The several counties
are entitled to representation as fol-
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01

Mg. Daisy has repaired in the last
few days. over 10 paraSois and us1-
bFsilas- nyou want repairing IN that
line. cali on him. sl4a
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01

ssslsm s
9rcsx1n ru<i Z. -,
protssFias n kiss df~s
II Wtts6M senssy. E<4s q 49,
- q Was<sss he psl .ful Ar
1nsnsdW.a fsI ssss-srssa rofth.ss,
assd - rfeser< sks sA<rs
porting IL rane sol "a at euf in
sioa&Eioa a<se<tioa IS ~ 49, . a.
thc sfispfszI css q %aS1 81 sx a.
i.rsska. herss.y certify shss u t.e >ah /.
koy o. Jaiy. lsss. AZ ss><sinA 49, in
ksd lsaad n SD ccuHsy and \sNae e.,
Tie rurpsss a aaesspsra6rx sAtd ue |
wss~ssr ccunu spssrsxib4aY cah-
tiss following p<sros.s wsss sksssa q.
rrtsors u sad as~>cc:zsson.s smt Ca
z MeKesby. y. Burner. aisiI.x nssA-
nock, 70 srvs assii the iss >.y AJusv.
iSss. ~ until their .-nece-~s 40
fully chosen. and shss HE 49, s~
tors o. uus:ees and their sgIrE3r
saaii &c kno~a l,y siae s,ansr ode
x-Yevs8ekses SsHs11Exnznna
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01
CITY BREyITIES

- 80 AAhitcus
paid our city a visit last week.
Our friend I'm. Dickerson. has tx,
me Irish settlers. They are fine dogs
Miss s. II. PERRY will again open he
dEessmaking shop, on Thursday, Aug
Our worthy deputy postmaster
Isenk Quigly, recently sold his farm i,
TN county.
~. RUDRow and family have re.
turned from Omio, Kansas, where they
have been visiting.
Ma ]. ID. LEACH furnished q spe ci
linen Of corn of so days growth meas.
Earing 9 feet IL inches Next.
81 THERE will be skating at the rink
Saturday night until 1890 O'Clock, af-
ter which there will be a social hop.
=. NJ. DIcKERs0N has bought lots 6
and I in block 4. CARRIERS first addition
TO Red Cloud and has moved his house
!, on tie same.
The corn shelters are busy at the de-
pot, Smelling the corn in store in the
cribs there. About 5000 bushels is the
amount on hand at present.
IHERE was II party.at j. l.. Miners
residence ON Monday afternoon in
honor of the 18th anniversary of their
daughter Mary. The little folks had a
good time.
!, l. MILLER has returned from his
rip 70 the orient. Jake says Nebraska
takes the cake and the entire bakery
\ for that matter SO far as crops are on
2 concerned.
We acknowledge the corn, presented
TO usk by some young ladies who arc in
}tercsted in agriculture. The stalks
measured nearly ten feet. Many
thanks, girls.
Nh. GEo. HuMMEL laid on our table
ks iine = lnnch OF onions rs We ever
time Of the year, grown
}roRsle Mr.. II. is the boss onion
4ifloin valley.
nm eli Eja:FFLEBowER, threshed his
WA>sled osdpesday, which yielded
over swenty bushels to the acre. His
oats Wsnt Aout forty bushels. The
grain was excellenta all through.
.. II. PRocToR, recently in the en-
ploy Of Spanogle & Funk, has gone to
Chicago. Shack, 'aas he was nick
named BY thu boys, was a member of
band. and made many friends while
here.
II is reported that the B. & NJ. have
MAVEN orlefs to tuiid the Red Cloud
and Kansas Southwestern branch from
his city to Wa-Keeny, Kansas. The
transportation The line are, therefore
fIHx second nine Of Red Cloud go
4Ghide Rock to-day to play a game
fhai with the secoed nine Of that
flage. The second nine are good
layers and viii probably come out
glorious.
fbR- JsE. Parker one of our popular
dsn4sts paid : flying visit to Hastings
M6ndky in order to ship his house
~ 49, "as M
~ ~ n'AAe
49, a's ,rss
IN was nn"oe
nU"N
nasr,s s.sa sns.n %"a
Sp,yts. "a .hont - ,sars ola "a
1900 !. very h;.Slv ns;.aa ~.
N-p.Lsx
Mevnnrp.rr r ~ho mo, With on
.cc;d.Ta .-s,,nn -n,sn,;on &c n,h;os
80 ~.als go IN
.hs m;dga T.r..nsh;. ,.n haaa
!, nn,.,sa -, n H.u
- ~. d
49,. ~., Ne A" NJ
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The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01
4 Wiae Awake pruussf.

Now il the time To get your ire
arms repaired. Gail a; DaDy's. SLIT
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01

NJ. T. W Adkins G;rard. Kan writes
Il neyer hesitate 20 recommend your
electric hittcr 20 my Customers. they.
give entire satisfaction and are RAPID
sellers. Electric biiters are the puress
s3nd best medicine known and viii PCS
Aisely cure kidney and liver compIinfs.
Purify The blood and regulate the how
els No family can AFFORD 20 be WITH
outtssem. They vii save hundscx3s Of
dollars IA doctor iallx every year. Sod
AZ aiy cents = boalc BY Henry Cook
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01

FaKssRs bring your pfssi1ce to the
Nsx York and are ~lGsssass. n
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01

REGULAR me sting Of Garfield Post,
No. SO. August 9Th, S i. m. sharp
Business OF impuF;ancs % every raem-
Der 10 &c transacted. 81 those intend
ing 70 go the rcuniQS s Fremont are
,qucsted to be pfese{
Muller. T. C.
}. H. FERAAs. Aditl
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01

srHAuoS * srosNs cisars a, Id,ai-
5o-3w
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01

When D~tIxh clipped Cd saas~sn.
locks that mighty saaisse - ooes To-
came -. oEssr men, lit eou.l 90
psovea Etas Tie possession ofIuxnrizns
hair soskf enabss rreu 20 rssx sss~s,
ltpsss aws. Hsco~k a ca. soekl be
dnsea sid N the efort 20 supply
eaouxh of fssxers hsiT hskssrn % speef
the dsnand A IL i the hzlssrn Ore
vents your hair from fssssrsx oxs:. an-l
sestoses TIE original co1nr il fs8ei on
gray Bssstss u hi great ss<sfsiou 10
klse toilet tzbte simply - : dressing.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01

~~xsvassaf sfTaE
~ khs e3cbasts Ieven1
|toi'ed kpsrr.
pa.ssS
sstnnsesf during u.s yousp
.ss.s battling 10 10, = we
=. sssss years the paper Is
ns..sy support. and espea3
ans sssapst twelve month";
aaseree Of Satisfaction ~,
shsss r h. entered upon 'a a..
wes's;sss renewed prospsr;1
csss. We have been comm
1stge twice during the nres
up. "a order to keep apscl
deusnd Of our patrons and
Tor all whichwe return our ,hI "a
during The coming year hopl
e merit the some g~enerous
rom the people. 1t is with bride Z
~ point TO the vast resources If w
ster county, and the wonderful do,
ophscnt now going forth on all sid
II never grow less.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01
gust 5. Everyone invited.

gust 5. Everyone invited.
Gov. DAWES will probably be , his
own uccessor rs governor, He is paw
orably mentioned by nearly all of the
papers in the state for the positioni
THERE will be preaching morni4g
and evening, Sabbath next at the
First Bapti.t Church. by Rev. Geo. III
Brown, of Cheyenne, Wyoming. A
large attendance is desired.
LIST of letters remaining uncalled for
in the post office ct Red Glond, Neb.,
for the week ending July 2s,s 1854: H.
A. Billings, Thomas Common, John
Cooper. Patrick Delaney, Jr.. Frank
w. Days. John Curt, Johp Haskins,
S. E. Hoge. F. C. Jehns, Nancy Paint
er, l.. d. Parks, Daniel Roose, Mrs.
Jane Rinard, Mrs. May Reidy, E C
Sicotte, John II Suliyan, Miss Nellie
Thompson, Mrs Mari Underwood, w.
Washington, w. d. Eebver, Irving o
Walker. These leteis will be sent to
the dead letter ofite, August 25. 1884,
if not delivered before. In calling for
above please say advertised, giving
date. NJ. B. McNTTr, 7. NJ.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01
,ow CAIRv

" msS1k AyIAt9o 11OEA
Chicaeoy 61tnl6sy.
M Chris nuixp has mads his 61d
prUof 70 his homestead.
MUuacb By The institute choir, and
reading By Miss EeBfide.
THE w. C. 7. U. will meet u Nh.
Brakc6eIdis. August s.
c. BuEIER, brought tins Office 8 fne
specimen Of German miIlett.
IN. A. F. LocKHAsr, has sold his
livery stable 70 B. r. WatermAn5
ORssBY 4 DfckERsoss o6ioe was
broken into The other day. Kofgoods
missed.
THE republican congressional con-
vention will be held Is Hastings, on
the 10th.
w. q. THoRsTox received word on
sTuesday, that his brother had died 4
Texas.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-01-08
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, Julia t. Higgins, by her eertsin deed
OF trust, dated the 9Th day OF MAY, 1883, and re-
corded in the recorders Office of Pctis county ~
deed hook ., page 472, convey ed To- the under
signed, Jno Montgomery, (r., all her right, title.
interest ard estate, IN and To tho following 1e
Seribsd real stu ted in the county Of Petis
and state If Missouri, viz Lots seven ca and eli h
(Sl Of block 1--WE 81 # HearIs addition To the CITY
~ Scdalia, which said conveyance was male in
trust 80 secure the payment of thirteen certain
pTomISSOTv notes j said deFd described. and
whereas two If Salt notes have become due and ar
unpaid now therefore, ia accordance With the pro-
visions of "a deed Of trust, ard at tie request Of
the legal holder Il said nO;es, sball proceed sell
the above described real estate ut the court h0u~,
door in the city OF Sedala, IA the ecu1ty of Petis
Snd state aforesaid ~ the highest bidder for cash
at public auction
FRIDAY, The LIST DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1854.
between the hours of nine in the forenoon and five
ia the afternoon of that day, to satisfy said note
tngcther With the cost and expense Of executing
this trust. JNO. MONTGOMERY, JR.,
Trustee.
Dated this 27th day Of December, 1883. I-lwtd