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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-05-24
Teachers Convention,

The teachers and school directors
convention called to meet on the 18th
inst, was not largely attended. The
heavy rainfall of that day prevented
anything like full representation
from the different districts of the
county. Those present engaged in
some discussion of topics relative to
the schools, and committee was ap-
pointed to arrange and formulate o
course of study with a view to a
graded system of work throughout the
county.
The convention adjourned to meet
on the first Monday in June, in
Jonesboro, at which time its commit
tee will make report of work. Let
there be full attendance Of teachers
and school officers. A full attendance
from every district is very desirable.
Don't fail to be present.
M. MEAD, County Supt.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-05-24
Closing Exercises.

Prof. Calvin's school closed last Fri
day night. The commencement ex-
ercises were held in Jobe's Opera
House and were largely attended by
the parents and friends of the schol-
ars. The exercises were interesting
and entertaining and the scolars ac-
quilted themselves creditably. Miss
Carrie Ball was awarded the medal for
best recitation and Miss Flora Hop
pei and Miss Mamie Grant received
prizes for department and highest
grade.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-05-24
Married..

At the residence OF P. G. Hoss, Milf
gan, Miss Julia A. Crouch to Rev. Jas.
G. Coggins on the night of the 7th.
inst. Miss Crouch is from Boones
Creek, and is one of those nice pleas
ant ladies one likes to meet. She is
we'll accomplished and will make a
model wife.
Mr.. Coggins is from near Ashevllle
N. c., and was attending college at
Milligan when married. He is an
able young minister, and will no doubt
be successful. The following morning
after the ceremony, accompanied by
]. F. Mcfarland and wife, they started
for North Carolina, the home of the
grooms father. where after arriving
they enjoyed plentiful repast.
Mr.. Coggins, ST., understands the
art of entertaining and made it very
pleasant for all copcerned.
Prof. Hopwood officiated with best
wishes. ]. F. MCFARLAND.
May IS, 1888. Milligan Tenn
At the residence Of the brides faith
er, Mr.. w. T. Range, near johnson
City, Thursday morning, May Oath
1893, by Rev. E. B. Robertson, Mr. S
st. John, of Va. to Miss Annie Range
Mr.. st. John is a nephew of G. w. 81
John, OF Carriers Depot, and mos
worthy young gentleman.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-05-24

A large and enthusiastic meeting OF
the Board of Commerce and citizens
met at Goodson Hall last Friday night.
Besides a number of visitors. Messrs.
H. T. Mcdaniel, G. H. Manter, and
G. NJ. Briggs, of the 8 C's road, were
present. Mr.. Mcdaniel being called
upon made a speech in favor of this
line, coming via johnson City to this
point, and running through Little
Moccasin Gap to Minneapolis on Clinch
River. He is of the decided opinion
that this line must of necessity come
this way, as a distance of Is miles and
more than a million dollars will be
saved to the company thereby.-Nescs.
Col. 7. E. Matson, chief engineer OF
the Charleston, Cincinnati and Chica-
go railroad informed COMET reporter
that Mr.. H. 7. Mcdaniel had former
ly been employed by that company
but had not been for week or two
and was not at the time the speech
was made at Bristol. Mr.. Mcdaniel
made a survey of the sc road from
the head of Big Lane up the
Chuoky river II miles, and about q
miles from Johnson City. Mr.. Nc
Daniel has never surveyed the line
from here to Bristol or beyond, but ii
in condition to do so now, provided
the citizens Of Bristol desire the sur
vey to be made. For the benefit O
those whom it may concern we vii
say that the sc road is to be stand
ard gauge road, and therefore will no
be built through Little Moccasin GAP
but according to the preliminary SUI
vey, made under Col. Matson's super
vision.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-05-24
Died,

At Elizabethton, Tenn, on the 21st
inst, Mrs. Della Brsdley Carter, wife
of w. A. Carter. The deceased was a
true woman, loving mother and
faithful wife, and in the very noontide
of life, she was taken away from home,
and husband, and children. May He,
whose ways we are fast finding out,
comfort the gray haired mother and
stalwart brothers, soften the sorrow Of
the bereaved husband and watch over
and care for the orphaned little ones,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-05-24

Having few leisure moments in
Knoxville last Monday we dropped in
to the dry goods emporium of Baruch
& Arnstein on Gay street. It is really o
paradise for the ladies for there every
thing can be found, and at reasonable
prices, too, that their heart could wish
for. They carry the largest stock of
dry goods and millinery in the State
and make a specially of filling orders
by mail. Samples OF goods furnish
sd on apple ton. Their stock OF
white goods is very large and has been
selected with special care. They can
suit anyone in style and price and in
vite you to send for samples and prices
before buying.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-05-24

An informal card party was given
last Friday night at the Piedmont
House by Mrs. Geo. F. Buss. A very
interesting game of Pedro was inter
rupted at eleven O'clock and an ele-
CANT spread enjoyed. The first prizes
were won by Mrs. Snyder and Cy. H.
Lyle and the "booby" prizes were TAX
en- care Of by Mrs. J. E. Crandall and
J. E. Crandsll. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Crandall, Mrs.
Matson, Mrs. Snyder. Mr.. B. A. Sim
mons and Cy. II. Lyle.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-05-24
Farm For Sale.

Farm containing 100 acres for sale
on the Watauga River,7 miles from
Johnson City-good for farming or
grazing, log house with stone chin
ney, small barn, good spring and
creek running through the farm. 1t
lies in half a mile OF the surveyed
route for the new railroad, and can
be had at SIS per acre. Cheapest farm
in Fast Tennessee. Call upon me at
once at johnson City if you want a
bargain. JEo. BORING.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-05-24
Commenced Work.

The contract for building Capt. S.
T. Harris new store house on the cor
ner of Main Street opposite the Wat.
auga House has been awarded to P. G.
Hoss. The building is to be two
stories high with basement and will
be occupied by W. R. Lewis as a gro
Gerry store and restaurant. The work
Of digging the basement has already
commenced and the building will be
pushed with all possible speed.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-05-24
New Coal Dealer.

Mr.. J. 0. Jones, of Virginia, has To-
Gated in the city and has opened q
coal yard just above the Foundry and
Machine Works. Mr.. S. H. Pouder
has retired from the business and Mr..
Jones will take the agency for the
same coal formerly handled by him.
Mr.. Jones will have a stock OF coal in a
few days and will always keep guam
tity on hand.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-05-24

Mrs. Anna Johnson's school closed
this week. The commencement exer-
cises were held in Jobe's Opera House
Tuesday and Wednesday nights. The
program was long but the children
acquitted themselves with credit both
to themselves and teacher. Four
medals were awarded as follows
Nena Hicks, Fannie Barnes, Myrtle
Rhea and Master Roy Reeves.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-05-24
DENTLSTR Y.
Laconic Locals.

The Virginia side of Bristol is now
lighted by electricity.
Wall paper and window shades just
received at Mcneil & Wolfe's.
Tom N. Taylor, of Sinking Greek,
left for the West last week.
A. P. Miller and Wife, Of Abindon,
was in the city this week.
Capt. s. T. Harris and lady, who
have been visiting in the city several
days, left for Knoxville this morning.
Goods delivered free to our custom.
ers anywhere in the city
Campbell & Martin.
Mr.. H. H. Corson passed through
the city yesterday on his way to
Knoxville.
Miss Mamie Patty attended the
closing exercises Of Mrs. Johnson's
school Tuesday night.
Mr.. Isaac Brown and son, G. N.
Brown, of Watauga, Garter county,
we're in the city Wednesday.
Don't forget that St. John Kirk
ham & Co.'S. shoes are the best on the
market and sold only by
Campbell & Martin.
Buy your shoes, boots and hats at
Kirkpatrick & Co.'S.
Mr.. Frank Goldman has started a
cigar factory at Bristol.
Miss Mary Lyle went over to Jones
boro last Friday and returned Tuesday
night.
Mr.. Geo. f, Buss left Monday
morning for Atlanta and other points
in Georgia on business.
Ladies, If you want fine shoes go to,
Hunter g. Brown,
Handsome line OF ladies bustles anC
hoops at Kirkpatrick & Cos.
G. K. Lide IL Co. have the larges
stock builders hardware in East Ten
nessee, and sell cheaper than any body
A new lot OF straw and fur hat
Just received at
Campbell & Martins.
Frank Hodge, an ex-ConmSner dew
il, has accepted position in the Com
EFT Office.
James Galliher came down from
Bluff City and spent last Sunday il
the city.
Mrs. w. H. Taylor has gone L
Whitesburg to spend a few week
with relatives,
No other preparation 80 meets tn,
wants OF debiliated system as Aver,
Sarsaparilla.
We have got all the nice fresh but
ter you are looking for
Campbell & Martin.
We learn Mrs. John w. Huntel
who has been very i'll, is some BETTE
Mr.. Hunter got back from the Mort
Monday.
The body ismore susceptible to ber
aft from Hoods Sarsaparilla no
than at any other season. Therefor
take il now.
The A. D. r. Rifles, of Bristol, pas
ed through the city Sunday mornin
in special car on their way to Nasl
willie to attend the Interstate drill.
Wall Paper! Wall Paperi!
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-05-24
Tearing Down.

Mr.. G. G. Harris has begun tearing
down his store room on Main street
and will soon begin the erection of two
large brick business houses in its stead.
The frame store houses are fast disap-
pearing and giving place to handsome
brick structures.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-05-24
Johnson CITY Guards.

The Johnson City Guards left last
Saturday night for Nashville to attend
the Interstate Drill. They were in
charge of Capt. ]. ]. Weller and acted
as escort to Gov. r. L. Taylor from
johnson City to Nashville.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-05-24
ForSale.

Five acres OF land inside the corpor-
alton of Johnson City. Mostly level
and suitable for manufacturing pur.
poses. WILDE sold at a bargain. APP
ply at the COMET Office.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-05-24
Wall Paper, Wall Paperi!

A complete stock and prices greatly
zeduced at Mcneil 4 Wolfes.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-05-24
of cor
Either
House
JOHNSON

1851 at or between JOUo ~ = House
and the Piedmont House last night.
A liberal reward will be paid for the
return Of one or both at the COMET
office.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-05-24
Cement! Cement!

No. Black Diamond at $2.35 per
barrel, guaranteed.
G. X. Lide & Co.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-05-24
Harness.

Down 60 the pricesl Buy the best
and cheapestl We won't be under.
sold. OK, Lide 4 Co.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-05-24

Carpets! Carpets ~ CarpetS!!!
New styles, and lowest pricest, just
received at Mcneil & Wolie's.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-05-24

Il open
ontinue
grades
LvIN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-28
Legal Notice..

Notice is hereby given that By yir'c
"a %cliatte! mortgage dated IN n" at.
day Of April 1883 and duly fled in the of.
fee of the county clerk of Webster county
Nebraska on the same day and executes
by y. W. Flaisig to l.. P. Albright, and by
HIN sold and assigned to the undersigned
TO secure the payment of thirteen hun
dred and twenty FIVE dollars lSl325) and
upon which there is o due and unpaid
the sum of $1,000 with interest thereon
from the Sd day of September 1855 III IL
per cent Default having been made in
the payment of said sum. therefore I will.
sell the property in the said mortgage
described "a follows to Wit: Two non
gray horses six and seven years old.
match team, weight about 400 pounds
each, W. brown mules six and seven
years Old respectively, at public auc,ic
in front OF the Red Cloud National bar
ia the city of Red Cloud in the county ~
aforesaid on the 10th Gay of OctoberIoS
at l o'clock p. IN. of said day.
Red Cloud. Nebraska. September ..
1888. NJ. B. EDLEMAN.
Assignee of Mortgage.
KALEy Bros, Attys. 9-3t.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-28
A Fad Cow Mt 4 funeral.

A thrilling incident TRANSFERRED at a fu-
neral in bun5-ee. Victoria. the Other dav.
The paI[tcarcrs and other o~.-icials were in
the act OF bearing :hc ren:..: Of the lato
lamentcd from :he cemetery gates to the
grave, ard the friends and relatives fol.
lowed sadly IN the wai;c. allowing their bit
ter tears 70 filter through large handkcr-
Chiefs when G one-ho-rcd, bony COW, with
o fiery eye ard an elevated tail, boro down
on the co-tage and buttcd the gentlemen
who bore the colin into q condition Of RAYS
and iacap3cty; then she skipped about,
frolislsed aicasg sideways, trod upon the
procession, EDd wore holes In it with her
solitary horn, after which the remainder Of
tho nourncrs sought comparative security
en- TOP of tornbstoncs and in other elevated
positions, leaving the dead and wounded on
the field Of seton TIP gravedigeer sub
s~coucntly diverted the cows attention with
a shade, and tho funeral Terminated with .
nroCpY
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-28
HlRSUTE E~LscTROLYSIS.

DESTROYING Hair by Means Of u Needle
Heated to Incandcscence.
The method of destroying hair follicles in
Tho pores of the slim BY means Of q needle
heated to incandcscence by IN electric cur
rent after insertion, has, says the Electrical
Rsric,c. set many & woman rejoicing IN the
annihilntion of nust2caeS Of various dc.
grees 81 visibility. or perhaps il the path
made between I1coting eyebrows, or even
in the destruction, root and branch. OK .
stubborn tuft OF hair growing from check or
law like sedge grass in q field: and she has
thanked electricity for the removal OF a.
least che Incubus 20 beauty, doubtless re-
lating in confidence the Gepilia;0ry expert
croe as oce cf the wonders of hat Z" great
force"
But i; it truly . wonder when q Uhitc-hot
platinum neeiic e-uCc5 out the root OF the
hair that il kills the h2ir? Low could it be
otherwise' 'WEct Is to LiaLer!r IS Tie man
said when caLCl upon 10 admire the Falls Of
Niagara as z grc2. wonder C nature. And
he gave a description OF h.s ia.a OF wonder
that tho water should flow ID the stream
and ascend the falls.
In this case the method used would he
much more truly wonderful ii tic dcrma:ol-
ogist should reverse The 2ctiol Il Lis app:-
ratus and rcIso . capillary cgor Gd u5itum.
As Carlyle says: Instead OF carrying tho
torch for burning let HIN v:icld tic hammer
for building"
Picture 20 Yourself . c,dci youth sitting
in an operating chair like those IN tonsorial
emporiuTs, having side wGislerS or mus
tachc gcrc1in2tel according to the whim OF
the hour. while there could be d rcsurrec-
ton Oh the shiny CccupitS Of those whose
forehcads extend pretty well toward the
spinal column.
If Captain CULVER, OF blessed memory,
gave as his judgment that the nan who
caused two blades Of grass to grow whcre
ono grow before Was verify Of the prize
offered by the King Of Lilliput, how much
more shall be the reward Of those who
cause spears OF hair 10 grow where none
grew bcfore-that is. since before the war.
As the locomotive hes rot dispensed with
the service OF horses. SO the second form Of
this apparatus would not obvIate al needs
OF its present application. Fc-, in addition
to the purposes before alluded to there
would still remain men desiring I2orc or
less of q beard removed, yet net wishing
either to sh1Te or to &c shaved. md then
there would still be those deslrous of pos
ing Is q chronological phenomenon, who
VsOulO 1SFc tCc area OF tEc iOHclc3Q Gu
larged accordingly.
. All these matters furnish a promising
field for those VIZ, can reverse the action
Of hirsute cleotraly;ic process, and raise
capillary crops. Tie Icld mag not be en-
tirely overru1, cCr there are everywhere
persons who, Ike the knight in Hudi.
bras
Can discern arc divide
The hair 'twix: south and southwest side,
and some may yet have their Old prefer
ences for haircut and shave. while others
may be 80 lost to youthful vanity as to pre-
serve their dcnuded scalp in al its present
polish.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-28
MCNOOY OF A PEN.
Tho Affecting Plant Of . CastoWay Wit
m Eventfhl History.

The Affecting Plant Of a Castawav With
an Evsntf1l History.
Pm but a worn-out fountain men. nv uae-
full days are DER: 40 badly battered mn Am I
they've sluaR me- On the floor. bccins the
poet Of the Boston Ttausertpt. WHO in this
instance represents the y-vorn-out fonntain
pen. A writer's hand has welded ma for
more than half a rear. md nc,v that 7 can
mark no more. I'm Ir;no sad,v bnre \
tanitoc nav como perhans. and claim ma
for his own. or with the other Ivaeto ana
truck udrhaps 7 mas bc thnorrn. and ~ ~.
millions in the world. not one in ali the
men WIN cver rive another thonoh, - III.
old fountain nan The man ,vb u..d -
write with me. hafore hc,d star. n th;rk
would rudely twist mo AM nna-t ond chnc3
me ful Of ink end then IA .c-,4ch .jo,o
and tell of come bright vouthfnI hr;dn ~
wed tho onlv mnn she lored. .erenc ~
ioyous-cved: and Of her dres. and ~ ~
buds that decIed her f]ovy;no ha;r .r6 -
tho words the narson sa,d .hon+ the ..h,rn-
uairn And then IA oIi5o o,oro ,ho ~.
and Leave the letter. hoI6 n tc,i how .nTo
one ru4hersd io a MIA - ~nIS
and An tl,e other littjc th;n.s ,h.t y :
make a dar. and no~ ,h,, sn rv-e J !.
DONE I'm c,,,,v .,rn. r..
tol6 ~ h;-.h. r.. 80 ~
~ ;ov a. So ueaeuss
hov H.. SPAR I've Uo1o
49,, 80: u Z, DOW
T-snos -. 80. uAr.,'c quooeo Aetin'
49, N.ees' cSa Ln:isn 1 nave
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-28
LEGAL NOTICE.

WiE:a,A II. Athow will take notice that
on the 21st day of August 1883, Samuel
West a justice OF the peace of Webster
county. Nebraska, issued on order of Mt
tachment for the sum of $11O.22 in an ac-
ton pending before him, wherein TOOtle,
Hosea & Co are plaintiffs and himself
and John N. Young are defendants. That
property consisting of a stock of dry
goods, boots and shoes, notion. rubber
goods. furniture, fixtures and apparatus
in the store room situated on lot II, block
) in the city OF Red Cloud, Webster county
-eDra,ka. il.> desl attached uudcr
rider. oailrause was continued tn n
.9th day OF October 1855 Mt 10 O'Clock .
=. T00rIE, EosEA i TO
kALEY Bios. their .ttty's.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-28
ShPFf6sa Sale.

Notice il hereby given that under AMI by '
tue Of an order Of sale issued out Of the di-tri
court If the Eighth Judicial district i'm and r,
|tehSttr county Nebraska u! on a decree in :.
iciion wherein the PiirhiX Mutual Life Insr
:ince Company IS plaintiff ,ni Marion Alexandt
AID Spencer Alexander are defendants, I SIN
,:fcr f'rsale at public vendue for cash in lau,i :
ne east door of the court house in Red tl ud
sid county chat being the place where the a:
Term ~ laid court was hOlden) on the 18th d.
1 t"t"bcI lSsS at = o'clock y. IN. the fOaluwlr
described property to wit: the northeast qua
''r > Of section thirteen N3) tOWnSl,ip four a
ioGti range Twelve ti2l west 9th 4 N. in We
>icr county Nebraska.
Give under my hand this 18th day o. @,l
te'nhrr 1SSs. II. G.. ScnTr sheriff
HALEY Eros, Plaintiffs Attys.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-28
Notice..

tate Of Nebra >ka. Webster county. To al
persons Interested in the estate If Adam :. a
den. dec. aSed. whereas Joseph Saltden, o. H..
18Th day OF September, 1888, filed his verified Il,
p~licati0n in the County ~ of our said cum,
of Webster, alleging that Adam Saladen, lat. O.
AID county, died in said county. on the 3l>t Il
II August, lssS, InteState and that said jose,
.aiadcn IS the step son Of said deceased All
praying that letters of administration may is u
ID Jane >aladen, widow Of deceased, in Ill
premises: WherenpOn. I have appointed Fri
day. the 10Th day Of October, 1885, nj ten O'clct
in The forenoon AT my ONCE in said county =
the time and place for q hearing. on said ar i
cation and all persons interes ed NAV a;rc,
and show cause if such exists why the PRAYER y
said application he not granted. 1: Is turtle
ordered that said applicant give notice { 4.
persons interested in said estate Of TIE PEI
dency Of the application and the time and III g
-et for hearing of the same by causing y cop,
OF this order:to be published in the Red tl"ii
HlEF . weekly newspaper printed IN said W..
Ster county for three weeks successfully, pr,
vi0ns to the time set for said hearing.
Witness my official signature and the seal T..
the county court Of our said county of Webster
this 18th day Of September, 1885.
FRANK A SwEEzY, County Judge.
"a true copy lsEAL.I So
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-28
Legal Notice.

To J. X. Hall nonresident defendant
VIII take notice that on the 10th day of July L.
rerg 4 Ga'lsha brought their action up II. II
Justice court II Webster county, Nebraska ID.
lore W. q smith a justice of the peace Of sa.
10 recover from yOu the sum of ela.
aud Seventy-five One-hundredths dollars II -,
10 De due and owing them for goods, wares AZ.
merchandise purchased bv you from them u
ma certain monies belonging to you in I'll.
,ardH OF the chicago Burlington & Quinc-
Rail Read Co. have bean attached.
maj SAID cause has berii continued to the Is.
day Of Scp.eMber 1888.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-28
E.cyli SGstc-.

Hi.iiam II. Athow will take notice tina
4 ;-o 2ls day OF AUGUST 49, 7".u-'
tc$t d JUS. zee ofthe peace o 1i
comfy Nebraska Issued an order OF Il;
D-7t Gar the sum Of $500 n IN 40
.uu ending tefore him wherein MchA"
=. LCEG.e.g * walker are p.ai.sii5 ara
tIlsclf and John ". Young are deFtu'
ants. That property consisting of 4 Si''.
Of dry goods. boots and shoes. notion
rubber goods. furniture. fixtures and "a.
pera.lS on the store roo situated On t-
~. block > in the city Of Red Cloud. W.
ter c unity Nebraska has been attach e..
IndsG aid order. Said cause w,S cont.
uei - the 23:l day of October losS - L
pc.oc! 4. III
AiCkINLEY. HUNDLEY & WAANII:.
By HALEY FEos. 'heir Att0rneJ :.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-28
pomc1li,l Nose-ElaeikinI.

Some learned professors are discussing IN
=. ncriodical the eubjcct Of snow-blindnees
ana sunburu. Tho former has not NUN
interest aS the present moment oecause
;ust nov No AAve no snow on tho Groend
snS are - itciy 10 kavo sny for scpe
zinc. Yknb Interesting to icarn. 70 vse&
- fnt.r~SsnDsitisk tsathe slrcst 70
SnncEd9R Wtb HUee41sS Of sne"-oo0
~ nWtaElGdH10A
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-28
Taken I'm.

Hi. st. certify that | have t,ken up at m
p!ar"' miles northwest If Re-: loud. .ne .Iick
wi!iie and has a sea IN left hind ,c. Ow e
m have same by calling and paving char. ,
and !"r this not ce. lated this ri dav III 80
tc'nDer, lsSS CHAS. SMEiSEH.
(G-3f WI
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-28
Notice "a CrcdfsOrx.

state 81 Nebraska. county cOIi.. Cor WebSte!
county, in probate. In the Ir:.ftor of the eStat,
of Jacob H.. Walstead deceased, John X. WillcOA
admin StritOr.
Ntucr - hereby given 10 All pcrsos hayin.
clIlia> t'd demands ~flcl;G>; Jacob IL. WnSip;td
ate 0f Heoster county. decreased. that Tn. tins
'iNed for film. claims againS; said estate is 81,
months from tie 9th day Of August, IsSs. ~
with the vouchers. lot'e county ind.e Of sid
.ounts. at lis Office ia the city Of Red Cloud /,
Sa;a count on or before the ..h tiay OF Februar.
iNS:. an; MI claims so fled Will be heard befcr,
TIE sa,'i lud;.e on the 9TH day Of February, 1850.
~! nj claims net SO fled will he forever barre:
witness NV is:nd nd official sealthis 9th day
%! August, SIS. FRANK A.. SWEFZY
3At cunt Judge.