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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-03

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robotnlkow; ten pan miaf je-
dnego W swo.je.i fabryce, co
wszystixicmi robotnikami "a
rZadzal i w robotach ich osa-
DIAL. Tu nazywaiq takowego
,,formanem." Ten kontrakto-
wal rubote cd psna i robotni-
kow wyplacal, jak mu sic 20
doba1o.B yf or tyranem wszyst-
kich, pieniadze odbiera} a
przez to siebie bogaci], a lu-
dzi uciskaf, talk re robotnicy
sic wszyscy oGurzyli ma niego
j p. Armstrongowi powiedzie-
Ii, re jezeli ME odprawi z fl-
bryki tego tormana, to "a
%przestana wsSyscy pracowac.
Armstrong dial robotnikom od-
powiedz odmownq, re on so
mic odprawi, re NIGGA przestaG
robic; jeszcze i'm powiedziai,
&c ma ma szesc miesiecy "a
pas.
Robotnicy przestali robiG,
z%gromadzali sic czesto ma mi
tyugi, czyli narady, ale spo-
koinie.
Armstrong fabryki DIAL
woziG swcje meble Ma droge
zelazn$, i naladowano kilka
wozow i poslaf je do st. Lou
is. komitet robotniczy telegra-
fowa1 do komltetu robotnicze-
go W st. Louis, ze tie meble
ME ma.jq bye przyjete.
Zuraz poslano ma dworzcc i
pociqg zatrzymano, MIN ma
miejsce przyby1. Wagony We
pchnieto z meblami ma boczne
szyny i maszyne wzieto.
Meble staly kilka dli wa
gonacll. Telegratowano Arm
strongowi, ably sobie postal pc
te meble. Re do miasta ME be-
ia wpusZcZone.
Wedle .jego tabryki idzie
droga zelazna do Chicago. ka-
-Eai ,cztery wozy naladowaG i
chcial posiaG do Chicago swo-
ic meble, Lecz tn w Evans
vile. ME chciano lokomoty-
wy do wagonow zalozyc, i po-
zostaly.
Armstrong chcia1 trzeciego
srodka uzyG. IL swego maya
zynu w miescie ma try wozy
nak1adli mebli i zawiezli mad
rzeke. Chcieli je do Cincinnati
pos1ac.
Murzyni, ktorzy pracujq na
okretach, ME chcieli mebli
skladac na okret, ktory ME
moze dlugo STAG. Musieli z me
blami sic wrociG.
Armstrong widziaf sic znie.
wolony swego ulubionego for
mana Z fabryki wydallG, a 70.
botnikom fabryke otworzyG
daG i'm lepszy zarobek.
F'abryka .jego to ogromny
piekny budynek 6 pietr wyso
XII.
.Jeden z robotnik0w mi 30.
wiada1, re jakby ME miel
dlugo roboty, to fabryka POI
die w %powietrzc.
Cd l-go maja ma bye dzien
ma praca ma s godzln ustano
wiona W ca1ym kraju, zeby
wiecej robotnikow mog@o. by
zatrudnionych, a la te 8 go
die ma bye dilemma zap1at;
3 6olary.
Pisze wszystkim pjakom
L.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-03
pelskic pod zabo.
rem moskieWskinl.

WArolestecqie Polshlem naka.
zaf RAD rosyjski dla zatarcia
sladu polskosci, wycofac ink
najpredzej z obiegu dawne pol
skie dziesieciogroszowki, wy
bijane w latach 1880 i 1910
z polskiemi napisami, / przeto,
pic ta6owe ma morete rcsyj.
CLIO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-03
now W zbozu i ruchomos-
ciach.

W 7a,mopoM miejscowa in
tellgencya przygotowywa Wy
dawnictwo, w ktorem i "a
miejscowe silly vienna udzial
ma rzecz pogorzelcow. Tytul
~rydawnictwa 7arnopol-Sttu-
.jowi - inicyatorem jest "a
szczytnie znany muzyk p. w.
Wszelaczyhski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-03
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pasazer6w zosta}o cd czasu zalozcnia
stowarzyszenia bezpiecznie i dobrze ma
parowcach ptlnocno.niemieck ego Lilo
ydu pomiedzy Nicmcami i Amervka
przewiezionych.
Szybkie .parowcc p6lrocnc.
niemieck'ego Loydu posiadaja wyso-
kle p k|ad y, wy wentvla.
eye ~odznac7aia sic najlepszemi
"ygodami jake tel kr6tkoscia
przeprawy daia przyiemnei
spleszna posebnosc podr6.
~ do Niemiec Tub tamtsd do Ame-
ryki.
U 'aty pssazerskie i akomodacye W
m:edzy-pokl~d: lub kaju,acll, prosimv
sic udac do
Oeirirlas & Co., Gen. Agent,
. Bowling Green, New York.
Jam Anglewicx. Winona, MINI.
1881.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-03

IDo komisyi ola wykupywa-
MIA z;emi polskiej W w. KS.
Poznanskiem i prusach Ia
chodnich, zglosi1o sic najpierw
80 wfascicieli Niemcow pro-
szqcych o ratunek W zagrozo-
nym stanie swoich interesow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-03
z Polskiej Ojczyzny
w. Has. P~oznanskie.

W Poznanskiem juZ sic
zaczely szerzy6 podobne ME
pokoiace wiesoi, jak W CALI
cyl. Nj ztqd, nj Zowad, gaze
ty niemieckie professionally
naispokojniejs za W swiecie ME-
Seine Pakosc jake widownla
zaburzen, sprotanowania mo-
dlitewnl ewangieIickiej; spro-
wadzono nawet z Bydgoszczy
kontyngent aandarmeryl. ia
kas Niemka zaniepokoi1a ko-
misarza obwodowego W Da-
browce tajemna delacya, re
Polacy w boru bron zakopu-
ia, CO dalo powod do puszu-
kiwan i do znalezienia skra-
dzionego.... wleprza.
" howroc1amm przylepiono
navel ma murach magistrate
j apteki diva plakaty tel tire
sci, re wszyscy Nlemcy beda
be- litosci w~yrznieci przez le-
gion 7 milionow Polakow,
ktorzy powstali! Podpisano:
Za,zqd. Sami Niemcy domy-
slaja sic, re tie proklamacye
zfabrykowali piekarze i rzez-
nicy narodowosci niemieckiej,
ably do lnowroclawia przysz}a
znaczna lose wojska.
Wyglada to wszystko ma IA
cecye i n!edorzeczuq farsa, alto.
Ii uderzajqcq rzeczq jest, re cos
podobnego powstac moze W
chwili najglebszego srokoju.
Faktem jedynie jest, re Kill
ku wloscian, opieraiqc sic ma
starej legerdzie, u SWAT ca]y
biadac bedzie, sly Wielkanoc
| przypadnie ma dziei sw. Mar
|ka Ewangielisty, przebqkiwa-
10 cos o ,,kohcu swiata''. Po-
ia rzxczYW1Scie bardzo but
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1886-04-24
An Innocent Missile.

When Queen Victoria and Princess
Beatrice were driving near the Buck
mgham Palace Park, along the Con-
stitution Hill road recently shabby
looking man elbowed his way through
the crowd and threw "A small package
into the carriage. The Queen was
alarmed at the mans approach. and
Princess Beatrice leaned forward ap-
parcnly 10 shield her mother. The
package proved not to be dynamite, as
was suspected, bat note complaining
that the petitioner had been robbed OF
his pension. He proved to be Charles
Brown. an old English soldier who had
several times been confined in an in
sane asylum. He was arested.-M l.
Post.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1886-04-24
A GREAT TELESCOPE.


| Al,an Clark's Growing ork-Bringing
the Moon within a Hundred Miles.
The largest rcfractng telescope in
the world is now in process of construc-
ton in the modest workshop of the
venerable Avm Clark, the eminent
tclcscopc-makcr, in Henry street, Cam
bridgeport. Boston The two disks of
glass 20 to form the lens Of the great
Lick telescope which will be placed in
the observatory on the peak of Mi.
Hamilton, n bcQucst of the California
millionaire, James Lick. These two
circular glasses are valued at $50, 600
each. and if destroyed they could not
be duplicated within the next six
months for millions of dollars, The
disks were east il Paris, the order
being given five wears ago, but the fail
urps were so numerous that they were
not received by Mcssrs Clark until
last September When finished the
lens will be thirty-siX inches in dame
ter, six inches wider than the one they
recently completed for the Russian Gov
ernment. Since receiving the blocks last
September, Mr. Clark and his sons have
been constantly at work upon them.
but they do not expect TO have them
completed much before fall When
completed the two lenses will weigh
about 700 pounds. The work of polish
ing the disks has reached that stage
where the removal of few grains
more or less from the wrong place
would ruin them. The only instru-
ment used is the hand smcared with
rouge, polishing substance finer than
the finest emery.
Some idea of the power of the instru-
mcnt may be gained from the state
mcnt recently made by an astronomer,
that gazing at the moon, 2i0, 200 miles
away, that orb by this telescope will
be brought TO within less than one
hundred miles from the eye of the be-
holder. Mr. Clark is eighty-twe wears
Of age. He and his wife on March -
celebrated the sixtieth anniversary of
their wedding. He was born in Ash
field, Mass, and brought up a farmers
boy, bat his Sell-iauWht shill gained him
a situation as an engineer, AT the age OF
Twenty-Five, in Lowell calico mill.
Ten years later no had becI N, a minia-
ture painter in Boston, with studio in
Court street i'll the time that he was
painting these portraits he was grind-
ing away at lenses for pastime, and
when the dagucrrcotypc threatened the
extinction Of the porirait-painting pro-
fession he stepped into telescope maxi
ing. - Chicago Inter ocean.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1886-04-24
PAPA'S PET NAMES.


when come homo my children glad
Rush out with joy to meet their dad"
Then quickly will my little Caddic
BRING forth warm slippers for her DADDY
Miss Kate an easy chair viii draw
Close to the fire for her Paw"
And Fred jumps nimhly In my lap
To hear II storl from his "pHp."
And Willie proudly shows his top
And tries to spin Il for his Pop"
A-.d &thcl says mustn't stop her
When she kisses her dear Pepper
And Miss Amanda, fun OF love.
Gets supper ready for her Gov
And Grace, MS big rogue MS Topsy,
with plump wee arms hugs "Popsy-Wopsy.
And Tommy gives his head toss,
And wants to rdc uruu the "Boss.'
love my totsyct would rsthcr
Have them onlt call inc Father"
III. q. HodGC. IN Ca ddil'S Sun.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1886-04-24

Practical education: A college
smdent at Easton, Pa, promptly
nipped hazing party in the bud by
unlimbering his pocket battery and
shooting the door panels full of holes
Just about the time the committee ON
the powers of the Senate were demand
ing his papers. This shows how thor
oughly is that Young man prepared for
college life who learns how to shoot
while attending the grammar school of
his native Village. Don't leave every
thing to be learned in college, young
man. BHrdctte.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1886-04-24
A POOR WOMAN.


How "Inclc Stead" Managed to save cart
age Charges,
"Uncle Stead is what they called a
shrcwd old gentleman who used to live
in Winthrop. n little way out of the viii
lage, up the side Of the pond, near
Readfield. One of his fllow-citizcns
was man named Loycjoy. Uncle
Stead met Loycjoy in the village one
day, and he said TO him: "Loycjoy,
there's poor woman lives out on the
edge of the town that needs some pro-
visions. I'm willing to supply her, but
I've sold my horse and have no means
Of getting the stun to her. Now, I'll
buy her a barrel of -four and n ham and
some either supplies if you'll carry
them out to her with your team.
Loveioy said certainly he'd be very
glad to do it. Accordingly, Uncle
Stead bought II barrel of flour, ham,
a bucket of sugar. etc, and. telling
Loveioy where the woman lived, sent
him off on the errand of charity with
the good things in his pung.
I9veiov easily foundthn house where
the woman lived. lie unloaded the
goods, putting like granpus as he
rolled the barrel OF flour in, and said
to the woman: "Mr. Steadman sent
YOU the provisions. He's a mighty
kind-hearted man to send you all these
things
"Wcll, | don't know why he
shouldn't send them so mel" exclaimed
the woman in surprised accents. Hes
my husband. ~ LeCiStoa Ne. )JoarRai.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1886-04-24
BESlEGED BY FLAMES.
Alligators and Moccasins Alto
gethor Too Plentiful.


On the south shore OF Lake llarncy
we came across tbe cAnn of q solitary
hr,,t.,, IA #,l,,,,,.f .,,,,,,l a.hl,o,.,.
| p"'hiS' y Sai"'' anu 'l'iae"'u -
| tent pitched on The yellow sand gave
him shelter, His light battcau of
cvprrss Was hauled m on The shore.
Eron, his t,Il ,yo soo, lo,,n,l tl,,, ho
-,
VIZ S'',ui'' rloiiua eracNer ana an
all-afouhd hunter, Prcicrrlng ailigatorS
as game but not Hcrsc to deer. bears,
panthcrs or even coons. and that he
was familiar. v,;th oyo,, wot.r cn,,rso
-, ,,,.,,,.l - ,l.|o. 49,
'"7 I0i' ,''''''''' 'i't ''''n III we S''"'
~ Johh Pfallle from Lake liarhcN to
Lake NaShington As we sat around
the camp fire that evening the glow of
a prairie fire showed family on dense
cloud of smoke that oyerhung the
southern horizon.
Yes, he said, in response TO re-
mark Of the Doctor $, "hit $ Il mighty
good year for prairie fires. The frost
killed the prairie grass, and hit stands
there now ten or twelve feet high and
dry as tindcr. don't rcckou.l ever
seen worse fire than the ono ! fell in
with up beyond Little Mud Lake along
about the last Of February.
The Florida cracker knows little Of
tae frightening effect of the ligurc of
speech called hNpcrbole, He is not
skilled in the employment Of profanity
for the sake of emphasis. His yarns,
though containing material for The most
spirited recital, arc rcelcd of slowly
and usually without the least show OF
animation. 1t is impossible to impart
an idea of our hunters dronng speech
and his disregard Of cvcryeilect after
which the ordinary story teller strives,
as he went on to tel Us about the prai-
rie fire
II was a-goin ,tp after gators, he
Said. "a little way out Of Little Mud
Lake, and about IN hour, or maybe an
baIt.'n LaIf s4tl, t,r,tfy
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1886-04-24

Young Feathcrly DO you recall
that quotation, Miss Waldo, beginning:
No pcnt up--no pcnt up-pcnt up
Ithaca contracts Miss Waldo
&" No pent up Utica, | think, Mr..
Featherly." Young Feathcrly- "Ah,
yes, Utica; thanks, knew il was sorle
town in Central New York-M T.
Sun.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1886-04-24

A new theory. propoundcd by NJ.
Lndovic Breton, as to the formation Of
coal is that it is produced by the sink
ing of i.oating islands ike those which
now occur on many lakes and rivers.
These islands are composed chiefly OF
turf, which, being swallowed up by the
water, becomes fossilized at The bot
tom.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-30
OOWLDs.

E. L. Ball and David Huffman, form.
erly Of Cowles, but now Of Garfield
county were in our our town and yicin
ity this week. They report the crops
In their county as being better than
J. M!ellepp started on Tuesday, witt
. carload &Shousehold goods, team
corn, lumber SteApund for his claim
in Cheyenne county,! is sister and their
uncle. Col. Clapp ~Fe to start or
Thursday following.
: The Cowles nine weIk to Guide Reel
on Tues lay end played the boys o
that town . game of bsAs ball in which
the Cowles boys cape out second best
lis to IS.
G. W.. Hager recently killed fou1
skunls at one shot Guess he 60
skupked woxe than that at Guide Rocl
ON Tuesday.
L. Gangbin's boys recently dug out
nest ofbadgeTs consisting of one oil
one, and scsen young ones. L. H.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-30
Farm Loans.

Farm loans negotiated. Farm loans
ON most favorable terms. Loans can
he paid by giving so days notice with
out extra cost. Look to your best
interests and call on me at my office
over First National Bank.
ID. b. SPANOGLE.
If YOU wish to sell your farm or town
property call OH JOSEPH GRAVES,
42tf Red Cloud, Ner.
Try the Estey Sewing Machine. II
is the finest machine that is made.
For sale by F. V. Taylor the east side
furniture man, Red Cloud.
The beststock Of trusses in the coun
ty atCottings.
Everybody come and get my prices
on groceries and queensware. Opera
block.
Go to opera block and get more gro.
ceries and queensware for M dollar
than any place in town.
Summer dress goods, lawns. white
goods, hambures, great varity Of laces
hosiery, palasols, gloves, fans. etc. etc
etc. Will be closed out at q sacrifice
at Mrs F. Newhouse. Please give u,
q Eall.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-30

/ The First congressional district
Eolds its convention at Beatrice on
ieptember %. There is considerable
ksalry for the nominations, as all the
Sreat' men of the state live in that
strict, but at present indications
!. s.St- to Hon. Church Howe. Con
gresham Weaver will not be a candi,
date, hoping to be sent to the senate
IN place Of Mr.. Van Wyck, a change
that TIA neople would hail with de
,;... ~3ha-n.~s
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-30
ShOri6s Sale.

nv virtue OF an order Of sale issued out Of
The district court Of the Eighth Judicial
District, In and for Webster county. Nebraska.
wherein u!on \ judgment In ala action wherein
& II. Poi,er II plaintiff, and John L-Aserty Is
defendant, I shall offer for sale at public ven
due Al The east door cf the court house IN
Red Cloud. In said county. THAT being the
place where the last term 81 said court was
holdenl, on the 18th day Of August. 1855. af :
o'clock y. 81. che following described property
towit: The south east quarter "a Of section
seventeen az. town three 90, range Ten liVl, Ia
Webster couhiy, Nebraska
Given under my hand this the iIh day OF
July, 1855. HI. SCorr, Sheriu.
BY Giiham& Richards. Pitn's Attorneys.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-30
Final Proof Notice.

Land office Ut Bloomington. Neb.. July ~. 1851
Office ! HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ ollOwtuy NAMED se, Ter has nled 20. ice o. his
inteuiion to make nnai Psoof In support OF his
cfaim, and that said proc. will b. .Isse besore
the ID. &c, or in his Essence the Clp 4 OF the
District Court Of Webster Couafy at Red Cloud.
Nebraska, on Friday september 10. tSsG. VIZ:
ASHLEY n. ALExANDER.
on HID application No. 1915 for The >. T. y. Sec.
II. I. 3.SRl. w. He names the following
witnesses 10 prove his continuous rc.idsnce
NcCa.lum. Elias Lockhzrt, Alon1o Cure, VII
Ham B. CreaIner. all oiCA.her.oil, Nebraska
8 S.W.S WIIZEc. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-30

"IN view of the Presidents brutal
and heartless veto messages" says
private Dalsell, commenting on a re
cent pension bill vetoed by the Pres.
.ldent, 1--WE old AndersonAille prison.
hrs will be lucky, indeed, if a bill fol
boarding and lodging 10 not presented
to Us for payment by this administra.
ton before it Closes
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-30
him bryW n. King cpd - turned over

him bfsw n. King spd ~ turned over
to the county.
OtdegsAe efat there bs submitted to
the1beDple at the next general election
= proposition to levy . . Of II niite
on the dOllae> for four years u be used
for the purpose Of building . jail, and
county attorneys instructed to draw up
said proposition and same 10 be pub
Iished in the Red Cloud Chief.
On motion . committee Of three aP-
pointed TO reappraise the following des-
cribed school lands: West J. N. W.T.
Sec. Is. towns 4. range II. East J: N.
w. /, Sec- is. town 1, range II. West
J. N. E. l, Sec. Is. town 4 range III.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-30

Furniture OF all descriptions at
Tinker's old stand, At prices that defy
con11petitiou. Always see us before
youtbuy. as We buy extensively, and
CAM therefore sell cheaper than any
hoyhse in the valley. Be sure and zee
us.\ +. v. TAYLOR
AL kinds Of second hand furniture
n 4 w. WaYren's hardware and auc-
tionl rooms, opposite Chicago Lumber
Yarh. =,
I1cH and scratches Of every kind
cur4d in 30 minutes BY Woolfordis
Sanitary Lotion. Use no other: This
newer fails. Sold BY Ferguson 4 Co drug
eisI R,d Cloud. 23ly
ffHE best and cheapest line Of laces
HNmbures, and everlasting trimming
1t In. Nevhouse's
HkxRY Cook now has the most
comnScte stock Of vail paper, shades,
etc. in@} the Republican Valley.
Por. \aoda water, lemonade, GinGss
Ale. hirch 6eer, etc. Is @. W. Cine's.
AMI freeh anIl nice. Call and - him.
Aeood fSm for sale OK rent A.
%ssreis.sd Aspiv . 'o'-pA e'sc; =
O. eona ltaseu 4 Hanfin osgnA
e. - AesIk:5wv W. w:''''' oe-
49, Aav6brm ~. Insuirs q J:
hazdsare ord esnssal
- k1szso:s. .in :: sa'd
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-30

THE Republican convention for the
third congressional district has been
called for October !, with Fremont as
the place Of meeting. The basis OF
representation il the vote for regent
Of the state university in 1885, which
will give . total Of 225 delegates.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-30

A cremation is thus described BY
Ella Wheeler Wilcox: "Snowy cloth.
y envelopes it (the body, the door
swings noiselessly open, the iron era.
die, that appears like . nuptial bed,
disappears in a glory Of crimson light,
Q . dove aies into the crimson sun
light and disappears from view"
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-30

THE average Rhode Island farmer
says . Providence letter depends for
. living on earting the rocks from his
land to the city, TO be sold for IS cts.
. ton. Rocks are about the only crop
many Of the farms yield, and it has
the advantage Of being perennial, and
can always be gathered.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-30

Go to Ed. Wiener's ~postOthce ne "
stand If you want the freshest cigars,
tobaccos, candies. the latest newspa-
pers and periodicals, etc. He keeps h
best in the city. Don't forget it.
C. K. Wood is nv authorized collect
or. All accounts receipted for by him
will be acknowledged by me.
{. G.. JOHNSON.
GASOLINE in ) gal. lots 20 cts. per
gallon delivered free in any part OF the
CITY. Two delivries daily. Cans must
be Al store by 9 a. m. and 4 p. m.
so # X. X. SHERER q 20.
Brick for sale at the Chicago Lum
beI Yard.
CrOquet sets at Cuttings.
30 bars of soap for 81. Opera block
Opera block, cheapest grocer in
own.
New and elegant line of queensware
at opera block in a few days.
Dox'r forget to ask for A B G. soap
best in the world. Ope IA Block.
A good team of horses for sale. In,
quire of Joseph Graves. Red Cloud. t
prick. fer sale saI the Chicago Lum
Der Yard. :
am prepared to furnish door plates
which for durability, cheapness, beauty
of design and finish, cannot be excell-
ed. Samples on exhibition at the
office of THE CHIEF. Your patronage
respectfully solicited. G. E. WOoD. II
Machine oils cheaper than ever at
| Cuttings drug store
Brickl Brickl
We have just finished burning antth'
er kiln, of excellent brick and invite
contractors and ell other:
wishing the same to call and ex
anime our brick and satisfy them
selves of the quality of the same. A
evidence of their merits the bnck
buildings Of this city are offered. Ev
cry building is constructed with brick
from our yard with but n exception
and we Orffer tie testimony OF hi
brick masons of this city, Lincoln o.
Beatrice. We are ready to contrac
from one to 100000 and to de
liver the same, also sanp in any guam
tity. w. n. LUDLOW q SON.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-30
JUDsoN.

The grain i nearly al cut, and some
are stacking, some are threshing out
of the shock. Winter wheat is good
Spring wheat 10 badly ''ch,nts-bugged'
Oats are good since the rain last Fri
day. Corn i booming.
Nj. Schroll lost . valuable horse
coming from town last week.
Sabbath school ct Pleasant Ridge
every Sunday at 10 O'Clock. Preach
ine next Sunday ct early lamp light
SID.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-30
Road Notice.

CTATE OF NEBRASKA, WEBSTER CoUSTS. IS
- To all whom u may concern: The cO'nnis-
siOner appointed to view and reP0rttipOn a Ger
tain petition. duly signed and nled with the
county clerk Of said county. asking that . road
be located a. follows: commencing II the place
where the half section line between the north
east quarter a0d the south east quarter OF section
twelve l2). township four ~. range ten ti0, ives!
OF the 9Th =. N. intersects the public road thai
runs north and south on east line of said sec
ton twelve u2), and thence running west alone
said half section line through and acrQss said
section twelve N2). and thence west through
and across section eleven Uil Of said town ant
range, terminating at the public road on Wes'
| line OF said section elven tii) ~ the place wher'
said half section line intefsects said public
road. said public road to be only two Cal rod
wide" has reported fzvOrably and recommend
the opening OF said road ~ prayed for.
All objections thereto or claims for d tmage
| must he filed In the clerks Office Of said count.
| on or before noon Of Tuesday. August u, isaS
| or such road will be established without refer
ence.
Red Cloud. June is. 1896,
J.. II. BAILEY. county clerk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-30

A PasSolaEsAL base beli pitcher,
Who recently struck ont q men in >
game, siys the secret Of curve pitch
ing can be learned BY watching =
woman trying to hit . hen with a
stone.