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The Red Cloud chief., 1886-05-14

In.ures horses at the age Of from 3
TO II years. mules from , 10 l. years,
Stations and Jacks from ; to : years
and cattle from > 10 II against loss
caused by Dise1s,. Injury iccit1d, F're,
lightning Or Than. for not less than one
or more than two housekeeping
steers which are being fatted for the
market, which can be insured for SIX
months.
Special attention j. called to our Fire
and Lightning Insurance, which l.
good anywhere III the state OF Nebra--
ka, whereas the liability Of loss by
Fire and Lightning OF Fire Insurance
companies is limited To the premises
Of the assured and perhaps IA small
radius beyond The advantages aud
benefits which this company offers TO
farmers and owners OF stock generally
are 50 plain and apparent that it Is
hardly necessary to call attention TO
them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-05-14

We commenced selling Athlophoros
about a year ago. We have had the
best success with il of any rheumatic
medicine We ever handled" writes
druggist o. w. Halstea6, of Mason.
Michigan, and his experience is a
common one
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-05-14
Legal Notice.

n THE DISTRICT COURT OF WEBSTER
L county. Nebraska. John Il. FTrWit. plaintiff
against Mary {. Fr.wIt. defendant
The above named defendant VIII tax" notice
That said plaintiff fled hs petition against her
IN sad cont. the object and prayer 81 which JFr
to procure = decree uf divorce iT.m said de
~fcndant on tile ground 81 wIHful absence from
piaintIit Tor more than iwO years. SAID de
icudant i required "a answer said petition on
or before the 5l>t day at MAY. I~~i.
john ~ FREwIT. Plaintiff.
by hahpy Bro>. hrs attorneys. -
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-05-14

Ibid the maid of Orleans get her
bread and butter by the sword
81 don't know about that: but | am
shure she got her hot stake 10y that
means"
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-05-14

The sales of st. Patrick's pills which
have been so extensively advertised
throughout the country, were said to
have been very light at first, but have
rapidly come into general Use and are
having IN immense sale. They are
said 10 be an excellent medicine for
constipation, etc. Such is the result
ofjudicious advertising and might be a
valuable index for our business men.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-05-14
Legal Notice.

JAMES II. LOEB. DEFENDANT. Will
~ take notice that on the 18th day of April
l>Sf, Mlnda 4. Iohb plaintiff herein, filed her
Nebraska. against said defendant. the Dbi-tl
and prayer of which are 10 obtain q dIyurr,
from said defendant ou the grounds of extreme
cruelty. failure Z" provide. and hlbltrUtl drunk
eunc>>. lOu are required tu answer sand petit
ton oh or before the 3iSt day ut Man. i--t.
NINDIAA LUEB. rlJluiif.
By Haley Bros. her attorneys -
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-05-14

What kind of a dog is that, my
little man.
Hes part tarlier'"
And what's the other part?'
"Oh, just dog"
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-05-14

No Eminent is equal to Chamber
laln's pain balm for the cure of burns,
scaldS, or fresh cuts, it excludes the
air and heals without leaving a scar.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-05-14

\ Chicago man, on his return from
the Eternal City, said that Rome was
Il furnished town, but il han evidently
seen its bes, days
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-05-14

Anxious Reader.-'No; you are
mistaken. Burns did not write a poem
called I e 'boycotter' saturday Night.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-05-14

Light gains make a heavy purse
If you doubt this, ask the gas men.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-05-14
The Excitement Not over.

I'VE meet but to part, as the brush
in the dud,s hand said to the comb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-05-14

Il call my wife dear" sand Bagley,
refectively, because she is"
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BuckIen's Arnica SaIye.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Bheum,
Fever Sores, letter Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, apd positively cures piles or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 20 cents per box. For sale by
w. ii. Howell & Bro.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-31
Dressmaking.

4 THOROUGH DRESSMAkEK wishes . more
fashions; excellent reference Ahiisiie' iun'
Ifa.- 4 Hrtat
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REAL ESTATE.
prrsINEss AT THE EXCHANGE

Ht7SlNlsNN A. lHL i-NNai-N'p''
The total amount OF real estate sold at auc-
.,or last week showed falling of bu the sales by pr'
contract once reached the millions The total
'~ro,,,, sale. during the week u as follows:
VI Week ending Week eadias Corre;so 50. n ding
YcvyCrS. $500 s'.S a.S s' 200 s7.s5S
r., ,ies by the brokers last week agsresatci
6, AGAINST s355,65o the previous week rsfa
s1 f.b reported the sale saturday OF an Engllsn
r,.emcut house, IS feet front. 20 - "'ss
Ta,riy xh-s.. renting for $3.50 oI no Ell
-y,, eo~y bricK am IRON hui ding. No 1913 Greene
Tor $40 900: sIour-siory stone 'front.' dwe.hs. NO 90
81 - f1ur-stnry hrownstoue dwelling, No. East
Ifry.ihirdst. lot % feet by lOo iee' ~.
- SIS 900: sx lots Ouc-hun ired a"d-hl zen inst
aud Rivcrsie-ave for 5000; on i0 900. Nos
80 ld WoOster-st with old buildings iOr St-'V"V u
tUo-story ane dwelling. No - Last one anu
twertvu n So. near Ffth-ve for T5Oooi ak los "i
~ so,fu :e of east or lent- ior
e. lN0 fonr-stOry hrownsiOnc dwelling, No II west
Niginsi for $4,000; thrce-sory hgn sto1p Drown.
81 500 and a four-stCry brownstOne dwelling No Il
q - - p,itv-foUrtn-st. for ~}S ID
"tere was only a slack attendance at the exchange
IN saturday L. V Hsrnrtt put up II auction 10y oin1F
NJ the supreme Court under foreclosure Dahict l.
"a iIeu referee a large plot with dwellings, NJ One
y-ionrtA-st. ana Craue-ave. me
,,~ou.r,v has frontage on the avenue OF lOp leet
- on Inc street [. il also frontage on Anthony
or Pr, s,-ct.ave. The property IA Known az POe n
Ti5 Mount Hone fremont. Wcstchester County :o ~
rcis tr S25 month The frs; bid was Sl.1Vy tI0I5
which It ran up 20 5000. AT winch Pi''0
feiey nrters. meeting the amount OF property want
e6 was hat lighter. hut the supply -, Sycnry-
OF real estate was stu large. resltgnee AZ was
1rst.s between The Boulevard and West hpu-ane' 80
offered FOR ~ $500 bouSe FOUR s.or'os u, 7poi any
en- y-n,n-h-st. near Ninth-lYe Tor $3.50, ,,tshlc
o. M dock property on Mott Haven canal sul$pIc
for factory purposes store and resirs,Te ~" acres
canaan Conn. Tor S2,lO0 arm OF ciShy-S'e ~
sn,bie for dairy purposes. in bergen o. y. d.
s. 50 farm OF eighty acres IN suvan Co.; u.s y.
& Tor > 600, and a farm ~ - acres Wa" A
IN Westminster Co.. for SlO,OjO
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Orri,on Sales Of Real Gstd,e.
IMPORTANT SALEOF MANUFACTURING
L PROPERTY IN BRIDGEpORr, CONN

NOTICE is HEREBY GiyEN. That in pursuince of a
and FOR Fairfield county Nay IL. 1896 orecosnga
October J. and male by the
Howe schine favor the Central Trust tom.
pauv % YORK tius pursuance OF the power
o sale said there VIII be sold a. plo
lie auction court room In the Court House
Of Brdg Sa.urav. July ~ l-~b M 10
the forenoon. subsequent day or dgys 70
VIII adjourned the efiat" OF sliu
Howe said Erdsepnrt including me
brick factory buildings dwelling houac aud OH other bulh
in,s IA reo boilers piping apparatus shait ne:
etc in sad factor buildings, together with the pe s0na
nr,r, v covereI sail mort and which Is enumcr
aef in q certain schedule attached e. sand aecree - .
will be sold subject 10 pior mortgage 10
the IN Sav!pgs aux Bridgeport ami also subject TO "
ara Amenfs favor % Hnmc. Webster COMPANY nn
The c the Credit company Limited DOH OF
London. J. and -. A.. not,
sad proneriv will br sold entirety and must be n
fr eiie. m bonds ~ the COMPANY rrcni
~ their rla FlIH 10 per con- :" "
uire price w Dr. required "a be paid 81 r TINE m m
aud fne within Nv nay Gays iIeica tti' gu, az
nf equal an least 10 o. si.sey - ana AL e.
% fhe sale must De ptln m 'ash ,...,i.
printed COW SAID decree ui court on ~ IN IA
tom an &C edult Of the propcr' o. D. sou W. %
,non au,caon 10 the Central Trust company Oh i"AA
all %assau n View York Ity. or % the suhsciprr
'A Bridgeport. connecticut
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~, o., anount realized au the Exchange and Auction
~, fr,. III Milo auction s.os of CITY real estate lot lhc
-. t.u1us with SATURDAY May 20 va 20 LOO. IAe
go. 81 LES FOR month OF May were So 44oo5i
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Forecosure sale higgins, reeree los on ISet SO
cor nj elaucev place - lot - 1868 Is inst OF
aVs VI lois bounded by l-7th, l-Sth, AzaDet1 and
ior.ard sta "a lots bounded by 18TH lSsIh Lorllrd
AID Holman SITS
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EOR SALE or TO RENTAL Lebanon \. H..
1 the CHIRON SPRING II )U-E and grounds az
order and attractive. contains - rooms an
nicely fnrn water from unfang mountain sIr NJ
IN ralyaaZei iron pipes kitchen Laundry and sTdb G.;
arge tine stable cellar bowling alley ana spring
has fine local reputation "a
dcna Circu sent u any applicant Location et
tremelv lana. but dry. SANDY loan sac
place for children situated between Two hou
tains This place IS well afaptrd 0r summer
two for permanent resident 10
boaIders about nile from pleasant village
Lebanon from Boston. miles ron part
mouth college Also 20 acres land mostly IN grass Daahce
IN Woodland farm and stable with water ifOn
same surpg Sold only because about move 10
tie SOUTH Address j. p. ELLIOTT a co. II central
"a hart. Boston Mass.Or A LI1TLEFIkLD. Lebanon y IL
NOR SALE AT MAMARO\ECK.-A charm
and picturesque country seat three quarters OF
mile from Twelve high ground commanding
extensive views perfect condition Dwelling i2x3o con
tans and bathroom above psrlor moor sta
bic ana garden immaculate. Photographic views
~ Price 80 600
NJONTCLAIR REAL ESTATE.-Fullv fur
WI nished residences let for the variety.
HOWE d PARSONS. 10 CedaT-st. y. y.
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tOOL to-day
By Richard T. Hgrflsff d "a.
,so. ~ land -4rh-sf. block front bet crane anu
Aufnouv ayes l57xlQtx l3tX4-o; John Il FOioy-
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NEW HOTEL TO LEASE.

The Grand Union Hotel OF Fort Hamilton. This hotel
eight stories high all the modern improy ements
electric light &C. situated the bluff at the ter
minus Fort Hamilton line OF the BROOKLYN
CITY Railroad Company. overlooking New-fOrk ay
staten island. The Government forti icaOns BAN Coney
for term OF zen lis
properly po,s greater attractions summer and ek
cursOn resort other IN the state II New
Favorable will be offered to responsible party.
Apply the ONCE OF the Brooklyn u Railroad
Company ~ FUTON ST. BiOoklyn = J
TROY, \. Y.-To rent for term of three
years from September next large 3-story and base
DrOwnsOne furnished house situated IN the best part
and steam. he servants now on
premises competent strictly honest having been
ne aud viii remain II desired
Address c. y. LOCKWOOD. Troy. y \.
V'O RENT.-Navesink Beach \. j. Modern
COTTAGES furnished fronting bUth ocean and Shrews
Rivers ~ $500 per take lti
boat Of Rector FREEDMAN FISH. l49 Broadway
or 90 West AID 81
ITO RENT.-Furnished for the summer
4 months. the house az FenmOrc Farm. OtsegO Lake
Cooperstown- Apply for particulars 10 90 - -
JAMES MkEHAN, 25 West ODD st.
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Gin prop,rtn fer Sale.

ON l52D-ST., between 10TH and llIH
80 AvEs-S LOTS 75xloo, $4,000.
Aso lots running through to 153dst at bargain. ana
lot. corner of Grand Boulevard street very cheap
J. ROMANO BROWN.
CO West 3ao-s.. rear Broadway.
COUPLE of houses, each L and 20 fl.
- front INST been c0npe ea BY rs IN ls 81 10"
numbers 1t lj- 500 w~st OF tn j. Ioat
they remarkable design ana nns ana worth the Hie
Of any one 10 examine them Nk1k q SON, . - ot'aNt.
4 TTENTION l. CALLED TO those elegant
a frs class houses. Nos 10 y East SuhS Apply On
premises TO owner. a. y 4 y A lLi-l--A9'
ALL COUNTRY PROPERTY OUR SPE-
y CIALTY.-Farm% residences cottages. cvery where
lists free. PHILLIPS a " EiLo Tribune buudih7'
EXCELLENT INVESTMENT PROPERTY
Il FOR SAIE.-PrOadwav corner. pOst-ohice also
Iroad ST. corner Stock X han also Oh cedar Id
erfy ami CoItandt-sts > EDDY * CO.. 40 BROADWAY.
EOR SALE.-A large property In the swamp
Z suitable for manuaciOry ...-. - ,---.
rgNO EXCHANGE Three elegant small
houses beet houses ever offered on the West side would
ike OTIS O. build on hlAtk a. Sun ''9 v-h''
TOR SALF-Five elegant and thoroughly
fuisi go loses. 7lsf-st Nos AIS 90 40 West OF Di
interior s1r oyftl,r lafI'n"lN ''HIH.''- ems
moderate: widths from ]. 10 i feet AVERAGE ti % I
extensions 10 10 80 feet olen Tor nslec non ,,
q. ". NAMILlON. Builder
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TUESDAY. JUNE l.

Tor the woek ending with SATURDAY. June D. the to
v m e- are announced TO De held at The LXcIaAs' ana
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Coun.rn propcrtn for Sale ana O. Eei.

GULLY tJIuptlIu @uI ~''-| ""S ~ A@+'
AGENCY FOR NONTCLAIR.-Houscs to
~ LET and for sale. Desirable buCn1 sizes AtiIaCYe
prices. CLAKENCE &. IT BIS Bresman-st Room AZ.
4 BOOK entitled "Suburban Homes on the
y Picturesque Erie" o. interest % az per'ns slFis 10
locate buy suburban property can Dc al uDJl appcA
uOn 10 O. y. y. ~ A.,
80 Nt''-st
1 DIRONDACKS.-A nice furnished cottage
y to rent al Placid the season For parucuItgs
address, MELVIN AENNE y, Lake PLACID Essex te.N.i.
At ORANGE. TO lease a now cottage contain
SURROUNDINGS unqualified 6min1. w1i ron SepL
At NANTOLOKING. on Blmeglt Bay and
The uras9e golses BY e IA oat4 ro a. 90 Go o
s. Oc vii dou64 in few cash improved
'D ffE'&SIN4ND Fls H. ia sroadSiy % Wcs; 49dst
AGENCY FOR NEIHERWOOD-Fmcst
n suuu,D New central Railroad less t1an an
loo IN. PlaInAeld distant monn.an range injunction
ebly lemthy several modern neN re-ltehces .ol r
and WINTER also beautiful building sites on man avenues
say shade excellent water ana drainage near
NeiherwoOH station and magnificent hotel
EDWARD D. HAMILTON d Co., 80 bIoad"ay' 'he agents
for Netherwood.
AT ORANGE, y. Near all stations; IN
"A clu ing Mountain station and Mountain side iuly
lurne Tesenc 9T Teni also n;1Tns e ro 9dans or
ELBERON. \. J.-For rent for the season,
Il fully furnished desrr bic cottage. For paItcu
lars address II. D. H.. Tribune once.
LOR SALE.-Maine COast.-SeashOre prop
ety CT the most beautiful oca on the coast
Of Maine consisting OF g. OF land small hOte ana
buildings THIS property IL on ocean POINT al me
and Bath Commune atom bv steamer IN ,e7 actS
Boston boats ana trains four times dd
ronertv AMI are cnp d By each " III
be sold al a bargain ana on easy terms
Apply to or address =. W. BARBOUR.
Mason Buildng
Boston
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o
i''D By Richard = HarueH d "a.
pSSi nihony ayes i57xIoo1i5ixis5' John Foley
The total amount realized the E1ehapee and 4 9
Room IRON pablo auction so,s Of cl'y real ee i Tic
S a. sa Lies si Tor .e month Of 1Ay ss7i55s
LIsI OF AUCTIONS
Tor the woek ending with Saturday. June ,. the fo
loviIe announced 10 be held al Inc -Ac"s0 al"
TUESDAY JUNE1
III John T. Z. SDiVft. - 49,
Foreclosure sale p Jonr. referee tots l22 l1a le9 24l
ana oa map q +, 0 fa,s ]s Pg'R TS o. Oh L '"S'
Foreclosure Townsend IT, LOT 2oxvo CIO'oh-S@
.NEwJEesEY PROPERTY
p ,c,i .,e bot Of and sO1l76 2-story house on
II l.3 '','.l5 at Al raBge
WEDNESDAY. JUNE ..
IN D. ~ seaman.
Tsosars sale Mnay fere e T5' Of o II ave- anu
Torecsu1e sale iameIsy Teerse BOT q land md AZ
Ias aT " cor Of i Barro St"1'
Bg Chore s Brotrn. 49,
Thc auction Al -eeri IL size ooT2o bounded
ON EN- Boulevard Lincoln and Alexander ayes ana
4'-'-' 81 -'D " ''' "a, James T. Wells
Public auction ale X lois or Ringsbridge road ard Pope
place fotdham depot -4th ard
Public auction sale DOL o1as and ssorv tweing No
lions est Vest 7ssIi ~ ta 5 SO # Of 5haye
~ John = g. S.Mh. ,-,,,,n- 70 .e-
Public sale lot 15xlo and os,cry ouiine 10 9
S. ,t5r, selnss Nos LOO to 2oi9 Lexnstonave.
ne Mot Of land l4-xl4gxl37xls6. lGIstst,
hi 1,,I..r.. and " aitOn ayes. 23d Ward
THURSDAY. JUNE 3.
BIZ l. Il. Muller & Son.
r-ecosrre GALE = Foster referee lot 4l5x-I97ll
lie oil Do adj 300 AMI sos West l27thst, III rear
b. Richard g. iGF1cu q %.
rric ancon sale 22x7j each and story buildings,
So- .p ana 362 Was.in- toust 5, 2lt II 500 North
hcorest lot story building No 663 lsfave,
y cor al ..-th-st lot l-N7u ana 5story house NO IS
Iowun., 81 n % II 9 o Bedforst
BIZ FQrchtid d De N0ttteGrSS.
po-titio- sale A Irish referee lot 26N63 and NstOTy
hnoYne so y Oakst Jsmes-st j lot 4rx63 d
ana t.I0ry building 3O- Hesterst so 4 Of Ea1
Ter. lot 27x 1858 4-slOrv dwelling, No ~ East
i'm IT n 29g Of Broadway i lot IG5<953 and
No - "est 4f1H-sI s. A-'--V II u
broadway.
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Doaro ano Rooms.

East Side.
HANDSOMELY furnished suite of rooms
facing Gramercy Park; also rooms. bath
and cold water gentlemen only; reference.
rs Irving place
SUPERIOR accommodations for tirst-class
- parties private boarding house Murray Hi Address
REASONABLE. Tribune Uptown Office. ,23s Broadway
\NALLACE'S RESTAURANT, 12l 5th-ave
w Handsomely furnished rooms for gentlemen. also
80 Irving place
eth AVE, 307.-SecOnd floor Handsomely
- furnished with without private table references
IHH MADlSON-ANE. cor. 33d-st. - Ele-
~ CANT laI &c small al reduced
West Sida.
DLEASANT ROOMS for gentlemen and
couples at moderate prices with best of board ll5
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Aurtiou 5ales.

CHERIFF'S SALE.-JOhn F. h. Smyth, Alc-
- tonesr will sell Tlesdsy June l. 10 H. al No ~ aer
Ger u a-e tch and fancy Feafhsr Artl-
1cial Flowers Tools and lmDt.aea Tor Ea
Flowers sale Desss. Partitions. tlxtitr- NC ny
order o. HUGH J. GRANT sheriff l. DELAOUR Deputy
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY MAY 81 1885
GUNNER Resorts.

UNDER ENTIRE NEW MANAGEMENT.
Aspiration for be made nj Murray Hin Hotel
hewYorL
KULETT'S LANDING HOTEL,
LAKE GEORGE, n. y,
opens 49, and offer, atira ton. an excellent table
polite attention. boating hshnt lawn ennis bowling steam
y4ohn June rates per week a. and best rooms Send
'r Circular 'n "'' W EDWARD BENDER Proprietor
MONTVERT HOTEL,
MrpDLETowN SPRINGS. VERMONT
This charming the Green Mountains will 90
ana slEIouadings LARGE rooms snd wei furnished High
fscSm%end The ho.e as NOS, Gssri place to spend
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