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Boston Railroad and Mining.
BosToN, Feb, 14.-FollowiEg are the closing
prices at the Stock Erchanoe tn=dav:
Chicago.
Special TO the Globe.

Special 10 the Globe.
amount of activity at the banks to-day, but
the sum total of business is not yet large.
perhaps there never was time
when business and weather were
so intimately connected as now.
the present restraining conditions are very
exacting and hard to be surmounted. New
York exchange was quoted at % cents dis
count, with fair outside demand. Orders
for currency shipments were also good,
while receipts were light Sterling exchange,
81 S4(l4 SIX. The bank clearings were
So, 709. 1853, against s4.s95, 900 yesterday,
aud for the week, $50, 473, 5S7, against $40,-
575, 75s for the corresponding week in 1884.
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CHIcAgp CLosfys
Chicago Live StocS.

CHICAGO Feb. 1.-THE Drovers' journal re
ports: Hogs receipts. 81 90 head; shipments,
5000 head; slow at iOGl5c lower; rough pack
ing, e4.40G4.t5; packing and shipping, Si.75g
$40: light grades, Si.45Q4.9O; skips, 80 500
AIS. Cattle, reeeip,s, 5000 head: shipments
500 Eead; active hut i0G SC lower than yes
terday; exports, S5.154d.25; shipping steers,
l,05J 70 1850 pounds, Si.lO6S5 so, Texans. -
Q4.60. sheep, receipts. 1000 head, shipments
LOO head: the market was active and lOq l5c
lower; inferior 10 fair, 81. . Zs2.5O; medium 10
good, So. 7jG4.00; choice 10 extra, 81. 255I4. 80.
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Milwaukee Proia.,.

MrwArxrE Fe6. is--Floar vas 5al aud
unchanged Wheat Vas dan. No. > use.
Fs5rEasy. 76Se; March 77Ss. April 7sac
Mas, ssSc. Cora NaS steady; No. 8, So Q Sc
os;s weFe GcG zrd gzchsnged. No Whi,e.
SC Eye was scarce ard dr1ner. 70. !,
65sc. B4ri@y Wa scarce; No :. sStic; ex-
tra No 8. 5ise. Provisions wers lover. mess
PORK SOD ;; Sass czsh and M4rca: SiS.is
Nav, l2r1 prime steam. S6.s5 gssh an
Fseruarv. SEQ March. sweet pickiec
bans an a. =. Eaa- live ao-> wee lower
a. $3.50 - s. Butter choice scarce ard finer.
choice creamery, 50 &c, tair 10 good. -lss@sc,
best dairy. iS2Sle- Cheese vas Inactive. sr~s
res cream. isisgsSc. Egg were scarce and
firm a. - s-sse- Receipts. - pA-rsis CT Soar,
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CONTRACT WORK
Sewer Oh BTOadWaH,
OFFICE OF TIE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, Feb. 10, 1885.

OFFICE OF THE Board OF PUBLIC WoREs
CITY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, Feb. 10, 1885.
Sealed bids will be received by the Board Of
r'ublic Works in and for the corporation Of the
city OF St. Paul, Minnesota at their Office ia said
City, until IL IN. the 2,rI day OF February,
a. u. 1855, for rebuilding and repairing
Broadway street sewer from a point 1z2 feet
-onih Of Third street. 10 point
80 feet north Of Prince street manhole
in said city, together with the necessary catch
asns and rnauhoes. according 10 plans and spec-
iications on Gle in the Office Of said Board.
bond with al least two ~ sureties, In a sum
Of at least twenty f20l per cent OF the gross
amount bid must accompany each bid.
or all bids.
JOHN c. TERRY, President, pro TEN.
Official
Z L. GoEMAs. Clerk Board Of Public Works.
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short, general business of almost every kind
has received decided set back by this pro-
longed arctic visitation. II is thought that the
depression will only be temporary, but it has
been an unpleasant reality thus far, and may
be continued for some time to come.
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New York Mining Sock :,

NEW Yori, Feb. l4.-Business in mining
stocks Was light during the forenoon. Consol-
dated Pacific sold at 90, Colorado Central 30,
Little Chief SO Gould g. Curry 60, Eureka $50,
La rosse 10, Mexican IS, Standard Ss and Savage
pos. In the afternoon lymouth sold at 1885 O.
152i and Horn Silver at 240.
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CONTRACT WORK.
Grading Aurora Avenue.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUEEc Works,
CITY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, Feb. 10, 1885.

Sealed bids will be received b. the Board OF
Public Works in end Tor the corporation of the
City OF 81. Paul, Minnesota at their Office In
said city, until IL III. on the 23d day of February,
A. j. 1881, for the grading Of Aurora avenue,
from lcr street 10 Grant street in said city, ac-
cordng TO the plans aud specifications OF file in
the Office Of said Board.
A bond with at least two (2) suretes in a sum
Of at least twenty (20) per cent. of the gross
amount bid must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to reject any
or ell bids.
JOHN c. TERRY, President pro ten.
Ofic al:
Il. = GoRMAN, Clerk Board of Public Works.
42.52
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OTHER MARKETS.


NEw YORK.. Feb.I4.-As usual up to Satur
day and with weather conditions 50 unfavorab,e,
the new demand wa moderate, hut business for
the week WIS much better than that com pleted
ast week. There has been good volume of
sal.s 'sa ned, in which much goods are being
distributed b. agents.
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BIDS.
BIDS FOR PRINTING.

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids win be
ieceiyed By the Board Of Comfy Commits sioner5
u Stcarns county. HiHre 1t their room ia
the Court-houie IN the city Of Saint Cioud until
March 18th, 1855 al 10 o'clock q. m, for fur
nishing blank ooss for county officers OF said
tounty. and FOR such other blanks and printing
- Is not usually done in said county.
BARTH- PRIZ,
1853 Chairman Printing Committee.
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The foIloEing prices are for rOzna lots
only:
Bkcox AND HAHs-Louz clears escoa q
9se. dry salt : ) &c; lonz roll i2S. snort
TOi- So srssEfzz- lie: sho1-1erA
Sc; hama IIEIsc
FLoCa-PzEsnrs g. 0O1.s-25 best winter wheat
patents s. Bss5-s s-r-tzh.- 81 501s IS. winter
~hsst straight So 9As5: Bakers XXX asd
Gears. SS-s9SS<.25. i5g grades 500; I'VE 601r.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-15

1885 bushels of wheat: 97OO bushels Of
barley. Shipments, 1905 barrels OF 1our
1888 bushels of wheat; 1925 bushels OF
barley.
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CHICAGO, Feb. i4.--wbisl;y vas steady and
unehaa Jed at Si.l5.
.iSsiSSAn. FEB "A Whisky was quiet at
sl.i3.
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ST. PAUL Feb. 14.-The following quotations.
! giving the range OF the markets during the day,
were received By N. Doran. Commission Mer-
chant:
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According to plans and specfca ions at the Office
of A GAMER architect

According to plans and specfca ions at the Office
of A. f. Gauger, architect.
Each bid must be accompanied by bond on
the part of the bidder with two (2) good and suf-
fcienI sureties in the sum of five hundred (S50Ol
dollars, conditioned that in case the bid is
cepted by the Board of Education, the bidder will
enter into contract with said Board TO perform
The WORT; n accordance with the plans and speci-
ications and for the price Il sntioned in his bid.
All bids must be addressed and directed 10 Hon.
R. Schifmanu president of the Board of E luca-
ton, who will receive them in his Office. in the
Odd Fellow Block, corner of Wabasha ami Fifth
streets.
The Board of Education reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
OTTO DREHER,
4241 Secretary.
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New York Money.

NEW YORK. Feb. 14.-Noney at 1@2 per
cent, closing at u. Prime mercantile psper
4G5 per cent Sterling exchange. bankers bills
quiet and unchanged at Sl.S31.; do. ex. demand
81 S6h.
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Allegheny Cent. 81 Ohio Central. la
Alton & T. H.. 20 Ohio " Miss 80. Is
do preferred$.. s2 DO Preferred. 20
American. ....... 90M Ontario " West. IS
B., G. Il 81 NJ. 80 Oregon Nav. 49,. SO Il
Canadian Pacific. 3S Oregon Trans. 124
Canada Sonth'n.. 81 Oregon Imo... &c
Central Pacific. 29S Pacific Mail. $50. 55 IS
Chesapeake & o. 6 Panama. 80. SO
do LIST prerd... 1917 Peoria. d. & E.. l2H
do2d pref'd... 6H Pittsourg* :. .l34A
Chicago Alt. ..131 Pullman Pal. Car III 4
do preferred. ..l45 Reading -. -. 16h
C..B. d Q.......121% Rock Island. LII
est L. 4 o. s3 81. L. It S. F..... 10
est L. q Pitts. "a 90 preferred. SO
do preferred. 154 90 LIST prerd.. 81 Il
C..S. & Cleve... % Mi. & st. Paul.. 725s
Cleveland 81 COL. 34H DO preferred. los
Delaware Il h.. 73M si.Paul & Man. 81
Eel Lack. -. 955s Si.Paul & Om's.. 26h
Denver It r. Co.. 64 60 ureferred.. =. 81
Erie. ........ 12ts Texas Pacific. -. IL x
do preferred. 27.9 Union Pacific. 4S5i
Fast T.. V. i g.. 81. United States. so
do preferred. So WSt L. P. Az
Fort Wayne. ..120 do preferred. II
ban. 4 st. joe. SO Wells & Fargo. ..10S
do preferred* $50 Western Z. t.. 5S4
Harlem .........195 Homestake -. OK
Houston & Tex. Is Ontario. ....... II
Illinois Central. ..l2iss Quicksilver $3.50.
Ind. B. Il Vest. 1874 90 preferred.. 26
tex. mat. comp. *Asked
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Receipts. % cars. as follows:
1884.

The following comparative table gives the
principal quotations al the call on change Feo.
IA, 1884. and to-day:
1884 1885
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TurDen inc


ym4rvsroy y. G., Fe5 1l-Tarpentins i.
dull At &c.
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Receipts and shipments OF grain, live stock
produce. merchandise. etc. for the twenty four
hours ending Feb. II. 1895:
Articles Reed Sh'd Articles- Reed Sh'd
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LrvEnPooL. Feb. u. y m.-Wheat and corn
satoer easier. Cargoes Oh coast: WEea: IN
active corn quiet. C4rEoes On passage; wheat
and corn very slow
NAsE Lane, FEB. II .-wheat aad com very
ow. counrry markets cuiet.
PARIS. FEB. i4.-wheat and -four steady
Narrow linen collars are worn With house
and street dresses. Those With fine en-
brvidersd and benstitched borders are the
faYOTites.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-15

The following cars were received and for
warded by the Minnesota Transfer Railway COM
pany during the "a hours ending at p M Feb
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The weekly bank statement shows the follow
San Francisco Mining.

SAN Francisco, Feb. 14.-Mining stocks closed
here to-day as follows:
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The Past Week the Dullest land
Most Uninteresting for More
Than a Year.
Grain Markets Open Lower with
Slight Fluctuations. and Under
Light Demand Close Lower.
Even Provisions, Relied Upon to Sustain the
Markets Generally, Are Affected by
the Decline.
Stocks Nervous and Unsettled. Betraying
Extensive ManipulatiOns--GOOd Things
to Let Alone Now.
Chicago.
Special to the Globe.

Special 10 the Globe.
CHICAGO, Feb. Ion 'change to-day
wheat was dull and Re lower. No. for
MAY selling at S3}<@S9Ae. and closing at
S3Ec Corn easier, No. 2 for May sold at
14@401lc, and closed at 40ssc. Gas
easier, No for May sold at 3035@3013c.
Rye was irmer and shade higher. Barley
was quiet and unchanged. Provisions were
weaker. Mess pork for May sold at Sl3. lO@
I3.1715, and closed at SI3. 15@13.I715.
Lard for My sold at 81. 15@7.20, and closed
at S7Ic Short ribs for May sold at 6.65(9
6.725I, and closed at s6.671E@6.7O. This
has been
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CORN, OATS AND PORK-CHICAGO.
Corn Oats. Pork.
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Yest'y close 961s 4oa. 27A sos la 97l 10 17h
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-08
SCHOOL LAW.

The change made in the school
law does not seem to lie very we'll un-
derstOod. The school year now begins
on the second Monday Of July. instead
Of on the first Monday Of April; con-
sequently this year will he abont Ill
teen months long The Annual Meet
ing Will continue to be held on the
first Monday of April. The business
Of the Annual Meeting will be I'M
changed. The officers will make their
reports to the voters just Is they al
ways done and the business of the dis
trict will be attended to as it has been
heretofore. The director will report
the census to the county Superiniend.
ent Immediately after the Annual
meeting. but the rest Of his report will
not be made till the second Monday in
July. The years business should be
settled at that time and the report Of
the director received and passed upon
and then sent at once to the county
superintendent. When this report is
received the district will be entitled
to the state .appOrt!Onment that is
made in July. Hence the importance
of prOmptness. The old board should
attend to this report and see that it is
made and sent to the county Superin-
tendent. II the voter, did not make
provision'fO for the year commencing on
the second Monday of July at the
annual meeting. they should call II
special meeting at once and do sc. II
they have a Spring term of school il
will count on the year that ends on
the second Monday Of next Jnly uSS5l
The officers who were elected at the
annual meeting do not take their pla.
ces till the second Monday of July
and the old members continue to at.
tend to the business until that time.
This change in the time Of taking pos
session of the Office does not APPLY TO
school officers in cities of the first and
second classes! / am glad to announce
tn YOU that the members of the faculty
of the university promise me, through
the Chancellor that they will assist in
the Institute work this summer. They
promise me to give at least one lecture
to each Institute held in the state.
Communications concerning these lee
lures should he addressed to the Chan.
cellor of the University. Several of
the faculty Of the Normal school will
assist in the work and communications
should be addressed to DR.. G. l.. Farm
ham. Peru. The educational forces OF
the state are concentrating and much
good may be expected 10 result from
it. The curse of study that was used
last year will be the basis of the work
tor this year. Slight notifications will
he necessary in different localities but
it is hoped that the general plan of the
work will be followed. Iffound neces.
sary, a new edition Of the work will be
published.
Sin ,erely Yours.
w. W. w. Jones.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-08
A Walking

Mr.. Springer. of Mechanicsburg. Pa.
writes: Il was afflicted with lung foyer
and abcess On lungs and reduced to a
walking skeleton. Got . free trial hot
tie of DR., Kings New Discovery for
consumption which did so much goo.
hat l bought a dollar bottle. After
useing three bottles found myself once
more a man. completely restored to
health. with a hearty appetite, and e
and a gain in flesh Of 4Slbs. Gait at
Henry Cooks and get . trial bottle OF
this certain cure for all lung diseases
Large size $lJOO.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-08
A Rat Story,

Instinct or reason, o. bothP Is what
m honest farmer Of Versailles, Caft..
raUgus county. n. Y, asked a he IA.
lated the following marvellous rat story
TO q Ncrs reporter: LAS: fall l found
the work OF rats in my cellar. They
were eating nearly all Of my vegetables,
and. IS l consider myself q successful
trapper. I thought I could fix them in
short order. lplaccd about two quarts
Of meal in = halt-bushel measure. put .
good trap in. and covered it up. In the
morning l found . rat in the tran. Re-
moving the game, I renewed INV 81.
forts. Next morning I found tho beit
gone. and. to my surprise. dirt
and small stones thrown in half.
bushel. trap sprung. and y
cleared ont the rubbish. esh
meal; and. upon cxamina ext
morning, found nearly aqu stopes
and dirt thrown IN on the spring Of thu
trap. Again l tried. with no success.
l repeated my efforts. but found the rata
equal to the emergency. They got tho
neal. and avoided being caught 6y Gov.
eEtng up the spring. Now. L they did
not how reason. what did they showP"
6ests C~sstaxQus Neua
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-08
LEGAL NOTICE

IODAyIEL r BCCE. NON RExsDrxT DE-
5eodsst: fo1 are hereby ~ I'D ssszs GA
The Nh day Of April 100. Alfred VI ganeS.
P<zsafs&- ara HI his p<fssbca IN th< dsssysrs sssst
% webster opuasy. Nesv1-kA. axais<s yes. fhe
ootr~s AID pezyer q ~Ash hso fvcUsesa rsax.
e S-ssa VIA lsser-sf fA~ssn frss
IL dasx last Atwe<zld. ae.ax apxs~y
due - . so1e ss,<afed asa a~issxs~a by ysss -
sd ptzssf4 a. tx - dzy a Jssy, ia. ssr
eus, b<zstHx suferess - ezxAf ySv rsx.- fr~a
dz3p- spd ssppa uas<A sAe~e ~ nsvw xz~ ~ ssza
0&R4kR6 x1Ss ufsaLnn A~enunux1w n~<.ex 80
- I'D Dn4s xn-t s~s<rxax7<s~ SOD asa dir
s1ud - Jsu n ys<x iassznsx ssd r~xn~a szsa
e3srh 1ns>u&x shsex N see asr - aswyox srsyss
essesdArs 70 phsEsEs lie xazs 81 ezSsA Y~z
nd al Ss~nos nUB esfeecsfe4. e. nrs<zfspr -
tpo0nse msefeS3cd. ~ kssxAy poexarA sszs a
IL GxS< 1Hf zsUge nzznr6 "A 0 xefxeA
~. lSxucd - IL &n1 anuye - srfi>fy -
- G1aAk u6A sSe<eys fAprpu9 fr1a fEaf
dxe ~ A-zx px crsx~ go unnn go mxR q
ef1actnbeck o1a teSsd @ n ueza nnF<A<2nG
y AcA w~s1 4 srsfh>ase I Il sxkSs :. sO.sr
mp :. Ussh gzEse Hzes, % sass e~znsy - tnnA
$500 ard owkeE-sex - 700, bs krxl slx< -
u1txh = n Cxfhsfts< G kzx Isa ars fxszer
nz1sArd - nwsusy ~ psezd - 81 y<sssao - ~
Aenrs o. $1A dzy 81 Nag. lAc~ 4as IN 49,
l2ke po<er akse "a TT <xA asy - Mo. t~a.
orfkefo tae bEHzys - - n n ard ~
30 sGrec< Anezs sd AH<sf- IL r<1nr E1Qsk..
Lxun scu1ty. 1euz, IL 80 t-sknsfS uSs exke
depos9senR Il Af1sed ~ k1zxe 1sdP0l
BAhsf. ~ e ND - et6rnup 10 M artsaaL
Ue3sa = Gr3Gsgu3- AxtLt Ard an.
Aksnks -. kESnla f3zznsdG-
~ Exzh5 erA.h6a BNnagx
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-08
-
LEGAL MOTTO

THE NEW ENGLAND Al;AGE sEcy-
l. rity Company. IA cor plaintiff.
Isaac H. Hur.mel. I'd l.nm-rl. Rose
Fisher. adinibI.tra, m lies n. Fisher,
deres. i, Rose tiSAs1 Nyolr Fisher. infant
heir Of l~lIarles ~. peher, defendants.
I"aac II j;..tin,-il ald Eaiy L Numnril. de-
Pendants. vii; take notice ihs. On the 3ah CAV
IL Siarcii. 'Sso. The New England Mortgage ~
curity CoipLs.by MED It's j,eti. ion In The district
court Of Webster county, Nebraska. against
said Defendant. IT nj. the collect aud OraS cr OF
which are To t~oreclo>e q ri,s gage executed by
said defendants. Isaac n U:,THi.ii and Mary 4.
iinnnieil 10 the plaintiff. upon The west l,ai, %
tine northwest quarter az section twelve s;.1 In
TOW Lship three 80. north Of range eleven an,
Webster COUNT. Nebraska, u secure the pay
nient Of one certain coupon note dated January
-. 1seo. for $40. ana interest. due December J..
lSA That there Is now due on said coupon note
the sum OF s5i..50, with interest from Drremier
]. 1884. at 10 ler cef!. per anniim. Plaintiff prays
I0r a decree that defendant pe required a. pay
the SAME. or that said premises I've sold to salts.
~ the amour; found due. NOu are required TO
answer sand petition On or before the the 18th
day al May ls>5.
The NEW ENGLAND MORTGAGE SECURITY
COMPANY.
by its Attorneys. Dilworth, Smith & Dilworth.
Dated March 20. 1855.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-08
Thousands Say s..

Mr.. 7. w. Atkins, Girard, Kansas
writes: / never hesitatate to RECON-
mend Electric Bitters to my customers
they give entiae satisfaction and are
rapid sellers" Electric Bitters are the
purest and best medicine known and
will positively cure kidney and liver
complaint. Purify the blood and reg
ulate the bowels. No family can afford
20 be without them. They will save
hundreds of dollars in doctor bills ev.
cry year. Sold at fifty cents . bottle
by Henry Cook.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-08

IT was the German Psychologist Hof-
man Who snrmiscd the means ofresch-
ing great age as follows: Avoid excess
in everything, respect old habits, ever
had ones; breath pure air; adapt your
iood to your temperament; keep q
quiet c~onciencea gay heart . conten:
ed heart, gay mind. We think in
these times the item Of food 10 very
important and Ne recommend to oar
friends the use Of. DeLAnd's Chemical
Baking Powder. which = pure. Sold
in cans only. Try in and you viii use
no other.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-08

NOTICE T. HEREBY GIVES THAT AgIr-
~ e:es Of iscorTocAtiou have bern alsd Ia tho
EYopr o6sce<- The asfsse % ssid en~Ts~asayr a
Ihe NcbszsSa Lufot-r Company. Its fs1Hcinal
Place OF frzn,sffTng business. E~d Ckssd. Ne
bfaska. Orxsas.~d Tor the pxssI-ose a. trzxss~t.
spx = ccnerai igmhsr bsssiness. AMI in tuytnx sus
selling All kinds nf goods aud sserskzpds<~ pr
tanning Thereto, .neiEasnx es.i. ~ The io.n ~
Fed Cloud. with hrsrea ysrds auf ofscr. NJ .B<A
osfssf ess1s "a the hoAra 81 dtrersors rssr d.
iensss- WIKI a capital >Lsk OF sse k1s.sds~s
ftsyns.nd dsssArs. 10 Be paid in a. dir~rted b.
the fss.ra o! directors. xIib;B tkirsy dzys frsa
dale 81 ,uis~rrtbluz sane. ard rswrr 20 ~Es~r~ase
ald earifat ssock 10 two hundred shuusznd go
An The business of >ald essrpr~z.L<z 60 cOe-
nsefcc on Tie Is day Of February. fsAs. and ga
until Tie 1ss dss of Fefrazry. usS IT,
highest amount 81 indebtedness 90 i~ixsssi-y -
xnirh Add essTprzties - ~ asp fIase ta .1bssrs
fss>if saali be on~ ball tse ssFsezns Of earslfss
stark paid in ~Tfs~bU~sa~-s 81 sasa eeT<rzssss
q be oonsecset 81 . bard a. ssssa dtrcctn-
Y~eef1AsytA. fsA
4 ID. JOINS. rr~ss1e.f
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-08
ROAD NOTCH

cTA!E OF NEBRASKA, WEBSTER COrN-
y. ~. ss: To all wEoni IL may coucrru: The
ccmnISsscner appointed 90 yj~s and rrto1 Up
on = certain road yssyed for IN q eeftsta petition
duly ssgucU and 6sed with The cssQufy esrfk q
said eOuniy. AAkIpg thai . pubic rosd 6r local
ed a toilouS: 10 run aceth md soush t6scsxh
sections = md - 10 tOwp 4 range - wet. zad
section 4 In town.. range 10 vess, b Webster
cgauty: aid line 20 In eessee. run
Ming east and ue1s ~ established rnad, - rods
n0esh secssoe lire 10 srxfson =, sbeuce scs'h
Z. IN tOwn shsp = sxnSe 10. su In Wet-sef eSuusy.
Neh17AkA. mAkfng distance "a w4As. bSs re-
pug1co favorable and ncDnDends Ne estabtlSd-
1seut a said r0ad - Prayed tg ~ sid prssIS0n
nd that no sszasce he aisoeed fcs right q
Al Oo1ccasons shefpso ~ claims 1sf dan
aees 00sg DC aha 10 tt etesks o9cc Il said
cOansy. % q before uoua Il saturday. June -.
80 rc9eseoce .
Nd Cooa, xeA, AyrSl IS. isN
N3U III. BAHIA. coQnky ctPFk
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-08
ROAD NOTICE

STATE OF NEBRASKA, WEBSTER COCN-
~ ~, -: To ail whops IL may concern: The
Commissioned appointed 10 view and report uye
On q certain road prayed ;or In q certain T~it
t4cn duly signed and died with the county clerk
u Webs.er county. asking thai q pubic ruaa be
located Ss follows: Commencing ~ The moth
vest corner of sections -. Up I. range 10. Web
ster county. Ne6.. thence running so<tts on see-
ttoa line between sections q and -. y aud -.
70 state line. terminating at s~ eoraef Of sc 4.
county, Nebraska, has rpJsrted favorable and
rccoRiaeuds the estAbi,sh,scg; OF said read. and
tb1i no damages be allowed LOT right Of way. Al
objections thereto o. claims for damages must
Be nied In the county clerks Office Of said cSgn-
~. on OF before Sefuraay. June -. Isss. az s0eh
VIII tr established without reference.
Ned Cloud. Neb., April IL. issa
j. r. fAYHA. County C1efk
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-08
Attention Teachers.

Notice IL hereby given that viii examine all
pet-ons who may desire TO offer themselves ~
cSndtdafes for learners 81 the essumon sri,sols
~ webster county nj nv tf3~e in Red Cloud on
NE third Saturday % feseh mouth. Exasslnsfiasa.
~ commence NJ a. m DO not ask for sreeiaj
examinations. q. " sreryssr.
County superintendent Of pubic lrssTsesion.