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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-03-03

THIS evening, at the Fort Street
Church, the Rev. Robt. Mckenzie
delivers his lecture, "Traits in Scot
fish Character" for the benefit of
the Oahu College Library. Up to
yesterday over three hundred tickets
had been sold, so that there will be
a very large audience present. No
one should miss this lecture.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-03-03

Mr.. c. Noeller, of the Lahana
Mill, has been using iron filter
presses at the mill for two seasons,
and estimates the saving at about
) percent of the crop. The advan-
tages of these presses over the
wooden ones in use on these islands
are many. They will last forever,
and can never get out of order.
Messrs. III. Hackfeld & Co. are
agents for them ON these Islands,
and have just received large num-
Der.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-03-03

The six-oared crew of the Myr-
tie Boat Club has declined to row in
the regatta fixed for the latter end
of this month. The crew of the
Honolulu Boat Club had already
gone in training, but has stopped
for the present. Everyone was
looking forward for fine display of
rowing in this race, as each crew
has fine boat. What is the matter
with you, Myrtle boys, anyhow?
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-03-03

A GIRL is wanted for general
homework. Sec adv.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-03-03

The Y. M. G. A. has rendered
the use of its hall on Sundays for
religious meetings for the japanese.
1t has been accepted by the Ha-
waiian Board, and arrangements
will be made for the japanese to
have a service each Sunday. Mr..
Aoki is the japanese pastor, who
came with the immigrants.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-03-03

Music is promised at the skating
rink tonight.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-03-03
TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1885.
SUN, MOOR AND SEA.

SUN, MOOR AND SEA.
All time from noon of to day, Mar. 3.
II m.
Sun Sets. .........,......... g y.
Sun Rises. ......,..,........1S Is.
Moon Rises. ..........,..,..... : 81.
High Tide Carge) .........,.... : 90.
High Tide (smalD ...........,...19 30.
WIND AND WEATHER
Record from noon of yesterday;
AZ pg gen Tevn, Thermometer Rain.
Al Oh 22h H 2h 81 Is hltolsh
2o.m 1905 SO.O7 ilsoo IL &C : 900
Wind, :. variable sky, showcry sea, modcr.
ate.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-03-03

HARD times, we hear on every
hand
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-03-03

SOUTH wind to-day.
ROLLER coaster tonight.
Go to the lecture this evening.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-03-03
LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

LuphL CS uEHENrL SsVos
SOUTH wind to-day.
ROLLER coaster tonight.
Go to the lecture this evening.
HARD times, we hear on every
hand
Music is promised at the skating
rink tonight.
THE Roman Catholic cemetery Oh
King street is being cleaned.
The missionary steamer Morning
Star is 1919 days out to-day from
Boston.
--oA---
Mr.. Rufus A. Lyman, of Hilo,
has been appointed School Agent,
district Of Hamallua, Hawaii.
THERE was another large crowd at
Central Park last evening and the
roller coaster was in great demand.
The gardens in front of the Ha-
waiian Hotel are looking particu-
larly handsome at the present time.
The number of deaths for the
month of February was less than it
has been for the same month of the
past five years.
TOMORROW Governor Grover
Cleveland will be inaugurated Presi-
dent of the United States for the
next four years.
MEssRs. w. G. Parke and III. II.
Macfarlane have been appointed as
signees in the bankrupt estate of
Aiau, rice grower at Eva.
THE Honolulu Rifles meet for their
regular weekly drill this evening at
1880 O'Clock at their Armory. All
members should be in attendance.
TIE band concert at Emma Square
last evening was not so largely at
tended rs usual, but the programme
was splendidly played by the band.
AT 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning
the stockholders of the Honolulu
Ice Works Co. will hold their annual
meeting at the office of Wilder &
Co.
LYONS & Levey will sell tomorrow
morning at IL noon, at the Blue
House, Nuuanu street, without re-
- IL Al,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-03-03

Asylum and DIR. Webb appointed in
his place.
AVERY & Palmer have stere-
opticon with 1870 views, for sale. 1t
is in complete working order and
just the thing for q college or school.
Picture cord, and gold and silver
wire, picture knobs, hooks, etc., also
patent hooks for curtain hanging, at
King Bros Art Store. 957 3t
A CHlNAMAN, Chun Lock, was adj
judged a bankrupt yesterday by
Justice Austin. The proof of claims
is set for March 10Th.
Mr.. Samuel Mott requests that
all accounts due him be settled be-
fore the 18th of this month, and any
accounts against him he left at the
Office of the Pacific Hardware Co.
ALL the members of st. Andrews
Cathedral choir are requested to at
tend rehearsal tomorrow evening, as
Bridgewater's evening service will
be taken up.
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RAIN is sadly needed on the islands
of Kauai and Hawaii. At Pepeekeo
plantation they have had to stop
grinding on account of the scarcity
of water.
REMEMBER the great credit sale at
Brewer & Co.'s store tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock. Catalogues
and posters give full particulars of
what Auctioneer Adams will offer.
The S. S. City of Toxic is due the
latter end of this week from San
Francisco en- route for Yokohama.
She calls here for Consul Irwin, and
will probably bring a mail for the
Post-office.
The steamer w. G. Hall will not
sail until tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock. She is having some repairs
made to her machinery, which cam
not be finished in time for her to
leave to-day.
GONG into bankruptcy appears to
be the order Of the day. Another
Chinaman, In Ping, was adjudged
bankrupt this morning in the
Supreme Court. The day for PROV
ing claims is set for March 18th.
The session of the Police Court
this morning occupied only five
minutes. A. Carter, for drunken
ness, forfeited bail of Sc. Kawiha,
for disorderly conduct, was sent
over the reef for forty-eight hours.
The Road Supervisor had no
sooner seen the item in yesterdays
Bulletin about the dangerous hole
on the King Street bridge, than he
took q man and had it fixed right
away.
"PUBL1c telephones are estab-
lished in Paris, the charge being 10
cents per five minutes conversation"
Persons who have very glib tongues
will have the advantage there. 1t is
to be presumed that the use of bad
language will be prohibited, AS that
might, of course, swear out the in
strument.
Mr.. Frank Hustace has been very
unfortunate with his horses. Last
week the pretty bay stallion owned
by him had to be shot, and this
morning one of his grey horses IN
derwent the same fate, both suffer-
ing from CHAMBERS.
On King street, near the Bethel
Church, appears to be Il favored
spot for hitching horses, there being
a long fence there. Last Saturday,
horse was noticed at that place
which certainly had the CHAMBERS,
Persons owning horses should be
very careful to avoid tying up their
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29
The Squirrel and Her Babies.

Old citizens of Toledo distinctly re-
member tho time when there was an
emigration of squirrels in this vicinity.
A certain day a gentleman was on the
bank of the Ten-Mile Creek when the
number of squirrels moving was unus-
ually large. Among the squirrels was
one that exhibited such motherly care
and affection for her two little mes as
to prove a most interesting sight. She
reached the bank Of the creek where a
crossing was to BIO made. The little
SQUIRRELS were quito timid about going
near the water, but the mother cOaxed
them until they seemed to BIO satisfied
to do a. she wished. She q along the
shore, and finding a piece Of bark about
a foot long and six inches wide, drag
god it to the waters edge and pushed 1t
into the water "a that only q small part
of one end of the bark was resting on
the shore. She then induced her little
ones to get on the bark, and they at
once cuddled closely together, when
the old squirrel pushed the bark and its
load into the stream. and. taking n
end of the bark in her teeth, pushed it
ahead of her until the opposite bank
was reached. where the young squirrels
quickly scampcred up tho bank Of the
creek, where tho mother rested for q
few minutes, when the journey was re-
sszasd.-2oledo Rtaae.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29
Turn The RAscals Out

Treasurer Jordon says the treasury
count is practically over and every
thing found most satisfactorily. The
only discrepancy is tive cents missing
from a five dollar package Of pennies
in the cash room.-Associaied Press
Dispatches.
An tbs well. AT last the democratic
party has unearthed the terrible cor
iup,ion Of the republican party" Yes
the covered up defaications" the
hidden theits in the departmental cess
hpOOl, the raids on the national treas
ury" have now reached the light OF
day.
In An annual handling Of more than
$150,OCO.000 there has been 4 theft,
embezzlement, o II something. In an
amount of money SO a that it has
required about a month for a large
force Of clerks to count ita discrepancy
| has been discovered. The charges of
| corruption so long and loudly hurled
By the democratic party against the
| republican party have been verified
| There is corruption unearthed at last;
Dishonesty, ~peculatiOn and raids up
| on the treasury by the republican Of
! fc~e-hOlders." Alas tbs too true. And
| the amount is now known. Yes it was
well to have "a change"
Millions ofdollars have been count
ed and the enormous defalcations"
are
TWO CENTS
Twenty four years ago there was also
a change. When the republican party
received the reigns Of government, II
found a depleted treasury, a scattered
navy, a useless army. a government
without cash or credit, and treason
everywhere.
Shades Of James Buchanan, what q
contrast
Since the above was in type the two
cents have been found hence the coun'
try is saved. Garry the news &c
Mary.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVE,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that on The 9th day Of Msy. iSA5. at the
courthouse in Red Cloud. Webster county. Ne
braska, the board Of county soMmiSS !eDers OF
said county tl,eD ana there being in Law fui Sos
session. u spec II election was ordered by said
board TO be held in and for Red Cloud precinct
ut the usual place for holding elections therein.
on the giii day OF June. iss5. Tor the purpose OF
voting on The following proposition:
snail The county commissioners of the county
oil webster. an state OF Nebraska, on the ist
day OF July, iSo, issue Srecia,toBds Of Said date
for SAID precinct 10 the amount of sixteen ihnJis-
ana dollars. IN denominations OF ore thousand
dollars each. payable 20 bearer twenty years
from The date thereof. and bearing interest az
the rate OF SIX per cent. per anHuin. PAYABLE ar
nuaily ON The ist day 81 July. isS6. and oi each
year thereafter for the purpose ui aiding TIA the
construction Of two bridges across the Rersihli-
can river. south of the town Of Red Cloud. one
ten aud eleven. and one in or near The north
east quarter or Scciicu Ten, town one. range
eleven west. beth In said precinct.
And shall The county commissioners ri said
county IN the sear 1870. and each year thereafter
levy a spccia! iaN on the taxable proTerfy within
interest accruiDy on said bonds. and such addi-
t.onai tax and at such times rs UnGe the laws nf
TIE state shall be required 10 pay the principzi
oi said bonds. when the >aIGe shall become due.
Provided that none Of said bonds shall be
sold n less than the par or iace yslne thereof.
Those : sing M favor Of said proposition will
have written or printed or their ballots the
vord Dis For Precinct Bridge Bonds" Those ve;.
Ing against sa;d proposition will have written or
printed Ola their ballots The words Against
Precinct Br1c-e Ponds"
Dated May Q. isS.
Chairman hoard % county commissioners
j I bAHHA A. county clerk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29
Notice OF Special Election.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN

NOlICE IL Il \ In
that on the 9Th day Of May. 1856, al the
courthouse In Red Cloud. Webster county. Ne
braska, the board Of county commissioners of
sion, a special election was ordered by said
board to be held in and for Line precinct at the
usual place Of holding elections therein. on the
9th day of June, las. for the purpose Of voting
on the following propositions:
Shall The county commissioners Of Webster
county. Nebraska. on the LIST day Of july. issJ,
issue special bonds Of said date. for Line pre-
cinct. 10 the amount OF S9s0. Ia denomination,
OF $1,000 each. payable Ia bearer twenty years
from the date thereof. and bearing interest M
the RAT. OF SIX per cent. per annum
payable annually on the LIST day of
July lsSs. and az each year thereafter
tor the purpose f aiding ia the construction Of
a bridge across the Republican river Ina said pre-
cinct at some point in or hear the northeast
quarter Of section ten, town one, range eleven,
west.
And shall the county commissioner Of said
county IN the year ls>I. and each year thereafter
levy a special tax on the taxable property within
this bounds OF said precinct sufficient In paw the
interest accriing on said bonds. and such addi-
tloral tax and nj such times as under the laws
OF the state shall be required TO pay the princi-
pai Oh said bonds When The ssnic.shali become
due.
Provided that none Of said bonds shah he sold
al less than The par or face value thereof.
Those vo',Ig in favor Of SAID proposition win
nave WiIttel or printed on their ballots the
words For Precinct i,ridge Bonds" Those yot-
ing against said proposition viii have written ar
printed on their ballots the words Against
Precinct Bridge Ponds"
Dated Msy6. 1855.
Chairman board Of county commissioner
u. L. BAfHA. county clerk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29
Notice Of Special Election.
notice Is HEREBY GIVEN


that on TIE CHI dag Of Nav. isSx. NJ the
eourtkouSe In Red CiouG. WEBSTER eounty, Ne
braska. tire board Of easufy commissioner. o,
said county then and there IN lawful session. a
sf~ctl eieriion was ord-rrd by .aid toara Tn
be hid IN and fox GARFIELD p~rrrinr., AZ n. u-n-
al pisce FOR h1idin- elections ihercin, oa the -,
dsy OF June. les. for the purpose of voting on
tie following proposition:
Shall the county commissioners ~ Webster
comfy. NEBRASKA, GA the 1T day Of July. iS..
Issue special i-DBsis ~ said date .Gr ssars-4d
tors 81 sinso each. nayab.c TO tesrr t~e1ty
wears from the date thereof. and bearin. in,ef
sSf a. IN. rate q! SIX per cent. I~r aBnuFu, Issy-
able Annually o1 the fist day q! july. is-s. ana ~
Zach year thereafter, fOf the PURPOSE Of aiding M
the construction al . bridge acHoSs "a. he
pGDlicaE river. south of tee LoRu ol Red Cloud.
ri ar near the fassc line between ranges ten and
eleven
And shall the county commissioner %! said
county. ia the year Is-o. and each year ti.-rcas-
ter levy ~asfsciai t.x on ia. taxable property
within Tie bo,i'ids OF sad precinct. sarielrni 40
pay TIE interest afrrEiRg on said bonds. and
such additional tax and az such rinrs ~ under
The laws oil The STATE shall i- required To PAY the
principal oi said bonds " hea the SaIne shall be-
CONC due.
Provided tiia: none If said bonds ,haII .e so,d
at less than the par or face value thereof.
Those voting IN favor of said PROPOSITION viii
have written or printed on thi.r ballot. the
words For frecirc, Bridge Eond>.' Those vot-
ing against said proposition Win have written or
I printed 90 their ballots the words Against IRE
| cinei Bridge Bond"
| Dated May G, Ies5.
Chairman hoard az county commissioners
L J i BAYHA. rornfv eirrs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29
A Great

Mr. VIM Thomas of Newton Ia, says:
"My wife has been seriously affected
with a cough for twenty-five years, and
this spring more severely than ever
before. She had used many remedies
with out relief, and being urged to try
DR. Kings New Discovery, lei i'm
mediate relief was felt and by contiuu-
ing It's use for a short time was COM
pletely cured. She has not had such
good health for thirty years" Trial
bottles free at Henry Cooks drug
store. Large size Sl.00.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29
KEARSEY is situated in Buffalo coul

KEARNEY is situated in Buffalo coun-
ty, about two miles north of the Platte
river, and has over 1000 inhabitants,
and 1889 children Of school age. Ii
has three banks, five saloons, Is livery
stables. ten hotels, four printing Of
fees, five barber shops, thirteen doc
tors to control the health, five drug
stores, FIVE secret societies to control
the news, nine churches to watch over
moral depravity. Since it takes 33
lawyers to keep the peace so that it is
TO longer necessary for ladies to carry
reyOlvers in the day time. NTJ
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29
Notice of Special Election.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVFN

A&L 10 IILftD.Ds bisLf
tina; ~, the 9Th dag Of Nav. lss. az tae
braSka. the hoard % coaniy commissioners of
said county. Then and taeTe being tn is1. ui -e>-
sion, a special election was ordered hy said
boarf.f 10 I've s@ld IN and for said county ~ TIE US
nal and appointed places for hs.diug elections In
each precinct thereof. on the 9Th day Of June.
issa. Tor The purpose OF voting Oil the ing
proposition:
Shall the county commissioners ~ Webster
county, Nebraska, on the Isl day Of Jnly, iss5.
Tor the purpose OF aiding Ia the construction 81
bridges acros. the Republican river and Other
bonds Of said county Of said date. TO the
ainoant Of sixty thousand dollars In denomina-
lions OF one tholisaid dollars each. PAYABLE In
twenty years ftoin the date thereof, Tearing in
ieresi at the rate of six per cent. per aunuin.
payable Annually on the Ist day 81 July. IsS6.
and Of each year thereafter. until the bonds are.
paid.
And'shall the county commissioners Of said
county levy Ajax IN the year lS~;. and each year
county TO paw the interest on said bonds, ana
scul' additional tax. and al such times rs may be
required under the laws Of the state Ia pay the
principal OF said bonds when IL shall become
due.
Provided that none Of said bonds shall be-
sold ~ less than the par or face value thereof.
Those voting In favor OF said proposition will
have written or priniel on their ballots the
words For County Bridge Bonds" Those yot-
Ing against said proposition viii have written or
printed on their ballots the word, Against
County Bridge Bonds"
Dated May g, 1856.
j. T.. MILLER.
Chairman board ~ county commissioners
j.. i. BAYHA. county clerk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29
Never Give Un.

lfyou are suffering with low or de-
pressed spirits, loss OF appetite. gene
raj debility. weak constitution, head
ache or any disease of bilious nature
bp all means procure y bottle of Elec-
trio Bitters. You will be surprised TO
see the rapid improvement that will fol-
low: you will be inspired with new life:
strength and activity will return and
henceforth you will rejoice in the
praise Of Electric Bitters. Sold a.
hftv cents = bottle by Henry Cook.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29
PTRIiC NOTIty

NOTICE u HEgyBY GIVEN THAT AgTI
sles of incorporation bare hers Flea "a To
proper ofreS The sznse If -aid rorsrztioa -
pisc. II tran.=etsng b~asia.zs. Red C4ossf. NJ
hrxska- Or-snir-a for TIRE pErrs~e ct irznSs@f-
!ng n EsuerzI fnsGh~r h~'Kss8e<.. att ~ bus IN and
tanning thereto, M sfing Ssaf- ~ thS ssxa nt
Red Cleai. with hrSGfh ysrd. ems. oG3Es NJ sssrE
ether towns as the br1rs Of directors hay dr<
Igaa;e- With = capital stpek 81 0o@ AEssscr~<i
thousand cosisrS. 10 b. gtzjd n a. airrt-d -
the board Of directors. WITHIN ihtry days fru<a
date ~ subscribing .ause- and power - sner~z<~
aid capital stork 20 Two haSerrs 'soGS1fsd 1A
lar<- The tuStaes- Of said corF.rrataaa tn eoss
u.slice on sAe Is dzy % fefzyExry. f.&t. aES eco
fiure until To s.; dzt ~ S-froary. lot -
suhssznf 81 ia3etseds<ss 81 LIABILITY ~
v3fsrh said corsorsssgz u =; any tine u s1fS~<1
Itself shall t- one tall TIE aSnszzsr of esps.4s
stock paid 10. Tbs5gssssxs ns sssc se1o<sIHsa
shall f- ccnd1s:ed ~ . bs<zx. ss sevea a~iFrctsrs
FserazrJI. iel
En- pr-aS~.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29
President Cleveland's Dead Love

There is a Gim shadowy fear anon &
the fair sex a. the capitol that the my.
thical Buffalo lady whom rumor has
betrothed to Mr.. Cleveland may turn
up at any time and carry off the prize,
but there is the best authority for stat
ing that. the fear is groundless. The
only woman that the president ever
loved has been dead more than seventy
years. Is it possible Maria has been
dead so long.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

FRANCE has q population OF ls2 per
cons TO the square mile. Great Britain
and islands 36s. The United States
about Is to the square mile. What an
immence amount Of DeLand's soda and
salerAtus il win take TO meet the de.
mand when the country fills up, as
consumers prefer honest, reliable,
goods.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises sores. ulcers, sal, rheum
fever sores, letter, chapped hands
chilblalns, corns and ali skin eruptions
and positively cures piles, or no paw
required. II is guaranteed TO give per
ect satisfaction. or money .etun ed.
Price 25css per box.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29
y. z. HARVEY
LEGAL NOTICE.
IN coUNTY COURT OF WEBSTER COUNTY.
/ Nebraska.
Robert Y. sberer.

1 Nebraska.
Robert Y. sberer.
-
j. T. Parker. whose first name Il unknown.
J. =. Parker. whore FIRST name l. unknown.
defendant. will take nois~ that on The .sh day
OF April. Iss. Sror-c % fc,s@r. cosIuty jsssEs 81
said Webster cpGa;y. Nebraska. Issasd an ,sftier
o! attachment for the sum u so. IN sn act ou
pending before h!rB. Wherein Eos.ert Z ghsser
IL plaintiff. and said J L. Parker 10 ~d~fendaas,
thai property consisting % oeftai chzsr. !
lounge. Z chair. 7 tatsr. 2 esbips. { Nurk
stand. J hcxInzgisss, . ever and basin. Asd
under said order. Ssid rAG-c was ennffaErd 10
the 18th day of May. i.ss. II 70 ocksk - 81.
EoEEgr T. sHgsxs.
o5w By Case 4 NeSsry. Et. sfr0rrsey.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29
Get Your Specks.

Ladies', c~hildren's, and mems dry
goods and notions, shoes and furnish
ing goods, hats, caps, and straw goods
are cheaper than vel before known.
Carpets are cheap. ! am selling them
mt smaller profits than ever. want
your trade, and will try to make it to
your interest to come and see me and
get prices. Have q complete stock Of
groceries and wooden ware At lower
prices than ever. I want your eggs
and butter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29
FINAL o NOTICE

Land oHce. Etoornssso,. Se5. ayrd9 is1.
4 Office l. HEgEBT GIyEx THAT TIE
~ ~fo<Lexfax sx,z-<f -sfs-v has et~a b<Sks -
his inferston 70 nzk~ sn1l pr-ef an sutpsxr a.
has claim. ADD tlsxf said pro-: sfE D. nza~ Do
FIRE clerk ef oocff. @essseE eVEasy. NJ He'd
Ciesa, Nee.. 90 Nsoizy, yaSe 4. tsss. W.
JAMES D. CROSBY.
home-sead nsnk-r ssIs f~ re "a ss&fs
wrsI lie nz.aes The following uAe<s<rz 10
Ixcse his c~0n1tDusos nssk1exc< nf0z AID calzs-
saf sou az said lad. ysxs Eyrsn e. B1S. &fsns
81 Whezfixnd. xeh.s wkissssa A.. Hal
uvyse, NeEss <~As Ez-Saa NJ. ResA. 49,
iens1n. Mo nird pne<nrstso b. 3. szxes~r
- On <ane srscS q asa are k<rsay sGrzec
10 Syf>1r e the Sane sssse nd Ysnx Ard sAox
rzzse Wig sa3d rgpef soNsh fxz h- x5s1xrG-
- =. ". swfTzYe- Eexss~r.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29
Attention Teachers.

Notice - herrny given that ] VII examine all
persons who may desire Ia offer themselves n
candidates FOR teacher, Of ihc common school.
OF Webster county at my Office Ia Red Cloud or
TIE third saturday Of each month. Examinations
10 commence at . A. IN. 10 not ask for special
examinations. &. W. SPRINGER,
County superintendent OF public Instruction.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29
NOTICE. u HERERY .IyEx THAT All

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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29
Notice OF Special Election.

Chairman board Of county commissioners
j. L. BANHA. county clerk.