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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-30
LEG CRUSHED TO JELLY
BY Being Thrown from Crowded Plat
form OH York Beach Railroad.

PORTSMOUTH. ". H., Aug. so.
4 sad and probably fatal accident occurred
sn the York Narhor and Beach railroad this
.fternaon. Th. train for the beach was
heavily Iaien ali passengers and q number
were obliged 10 stand on the platforms
when near Seabury Dsniei Goodwin of
Eliot was thrown from the platform. striking
on the rocks, crushing his right leg TO jelly,
bsdl, bruising his head and sustaining severe
internal injuries. The injured man was
brought to the city and taken to Cottage hos
pital and his leg was amputated by pr.
Whittier lie lies in a critical condition
and il 10 doubtful whether he survives the
effect of the operation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-30
BELrAer BITS.
An Incipient Base - Annual Camp
Meetiug-Base Bali

lspecial to the Kennebec Journal1
BxLrAsr. Aug. 30.
A lighted cigar stub caused slight hre in
the building on Main street owned BY Arnold
Harris and occupied by the Belfast Gun club
early this morning. Damage ABOUT si"o'
insured.
The annual camp meeting Of the East
Maine Conference, nov in session. has oeen
more ,uccessful than for several years IL
i, estimated that at least 10000 people were
on the grounds yesterday.
The Waldo Horse Breeders Associanon
have offered to put the base ball diamond a.
the trotting park in good condition ne.s
season, and it is expected that strong SENT
local team. with knowlton and Diisortn -
battery, will be formed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-30
East IAvermors Campmssttngs.
Especial to the Kennebec Journal.
Iv.,.npr EArrs Auv %


The attendance yesterday was a fairly
good one. bat hardly the number on the
grounds As during the corresponding day last
season. We notice, however, there 10 but
yery little rowdyi,m on or near the grounds,
everything being generally quiet and orderly,
Rev. Mr. Holt Of Skow egan. preached .
most eloauent sermon. There was also very
inte ere.tinx remarks made by Rev. Mr.. Chase
Of Mount Vernon. The services we're some
what interrupted during the afternoon by the
funeral services of a Mrs. Crockett of East
Livermore.
The exercises In the evening we're very
interesting. All day large crowds have been
mourning in from far and near. steady
stresm Of teams coming In this forenoon.
The weather has been beautiful thus far
MANY double teams from this point have just
left for the grounds We note on today .
programme several prominent speakers from
different sections Of the State. This viii De
the greatest day except Sunday next, when
is expected the largest crowd of the week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-30
Items From Deer Park.

DKER PAKx. Nd, Aug 20.
President Harrison today appointed Gen.
Jas. n. Warner, postmaster II Albany. N.
r.. John w. Bailey. surveyor Of port q
Albany.
II is about settled that President Harrison
will no< leave the mountains again until be
goes 70 Washi ngson for . permanent Say.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-30
GROSSLY INCORRECT.
Attempted Clean Sweep Of Dsmo.
Gratis.


The incoming collector Of customs, Bene-
dict, authorizes the statement that the dispatch
from Richford, VT, asserting that he had
asked for the resigaations Of all democrats
il the Richford Office 10 grossly incorrect.
Several deputy collectors in the district, in
c,nding one or two 1t Richford, tendere 4
their resignsfions to the retiring collector.
No general sweep of democrats in the dis
trics has been made, or attempted or asked
for by Benedict.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-30
ABDUCTED FROM 4 WAGON
An Unknown 6natches the Young Son
OF Vegetable Psddler In Chicago.

CHIcAGo, Aug 90.
This morning on South Water street. one
Of the busiest thoroughfares in the city.
Henry Rosenberg, peddler of vegetables
drove into the street and vent into the mar
ket house 70 buy supplies leaving in the wag-
on two sons aged 10 and 8 years. While
gone IN unknown appeared and lifting
the younger boy from the wagon ran rapidly
away with him. No trace Of the child has
been secured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-30
North Dakota's Election Day.

BISMARCK, N ID.
Governor Mellate has issued 4 proclsma-
ton ordering an election By the people in the
proposed State Of North Dakota for the first
Tuesday in October for the usual State and
local o(icers and the adoption or rejection Of
prohibition as we'll As the constitution as
q whole.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-30

LIvERxoRE FALLS, Aus. -.
v;.. Ann Jones, aged 81 years, died at
jay Bridge. "Wednesday. She bad been IN
invalid for scr, ity yesrs. and had been con-
fined TO her bed for sixty years. She vss
remarkable woman, retaining all her fac1-
ties 70 the last.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-30
Coffee.

At 8 O'Clock Ci.andler's Second Regiment
band c. me over to tf adqusrteis and tende, ei
fine sersna'e y hIci, lasted fuil- two hours
and was heartily appiau'led CaI. Victor
Brett. commanding the second regiment,
With bis officers of The staff and iiAe came
over and paid their respects to BrigaGiier
General Mitchell and staff. after which they
performed similar agreeable ceremony at
the quarters of the Commander Chief.
being accompanied by the officers of the
brigade staff
The strength Of the command made Up
from the many reports II night, shows the
following totals.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-30
ONAwA IN 2.28.


CORNISH. Aug. 20.
In the Cornish races, free for all race
contested for by John M. Of Biddeford.
Mamie w. of Cornish, AMI Onaws of Law.
renee, Mass, Onawa wos, best time 2.2S.
Massachusetts takes the cake this time from
nd oyk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-30

WAsHISGros, d. c., Aug. 30.
Pensions have been granted the following
citizens Of Maine: Restoration and reissue,
Winthrop Hall; increase. Isaac Bonney.
Thomas J. Green, James Shackley. John
b. Smart, Fannie, widow Of Winthrop Hall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-30

American Association.
At Baltimore--Baltim0res o, Brooklyns
4.
At COlumbns--Athletics II, Columbus Ij.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-30
For stealing at Old Orchard.

OLp ORCHARD, Aug. 90.
Albert Hard of Biddeford, q peddler, 10
under assese here for stealing merchandise
from III sesse Ut @. w. Sturgis. lie was
arrAigned f5f ifial today and bound over.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-30

WAsHISeIoS. Aug. 90.
The State department has been informed
that the government Of Paraguay has &C.
cepeed the invitation Of the United States to
attend the international congress- to be held
here in October.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-30

Norway. Me-, sept 3, 81.
About noon Of Aug. 3lss | ate . small
rsv turnip which caused me great distress
Of the stomach. I took desc Of Browns
Instant Relief which easec my intepse dis
tress. { repeated this treatment according
10 directions. This caused M asea relieving
my stomach Of i,s load and completely re-
lieved my terrible distress. I consider this
medicine to be truly wonderful! for the re-
lief Of Collie. ". G JAcxs0s, v. 3.
Tow ssosey refaLdsd n Il fAtis 70 o~DsDf ~
vhsu sss1 strictly ~ directed % Ihsi6r " sppeY
% voc tAb~ nsk In trytns IT,
GvSoh By ali deAieys dsesdS@topcoaib
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-30

Oficer Wall stopped runaway horse oo
Water street last night. The horse hsd .
halter on and bad evidently been tied 10
. wagon as broken piece Of one wss ~
tached 10 the end of the rope.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-30
sale Of +. Belfast Hossl.

TSpecisl TO the Kennebec Jo7fnal-1
BxLvAsr, Aug. -.
The Phenix House was sold Wednesday
| sfterpoon to Thomas Morton Of Monroe, for
s4s5o. Mr.. Mossos will take possession
jnmedisaelys
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-30
Secretary window Visits new Hamp-

IOyTUCOUK,
Secretary of the Treasury Window and
family arrived at Hopkinton BY carriage
from Keeae yesterday. They left this af-
ternson BY carriage for Dublin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-30
SUMMARY, 2.45 CLASS.


Present, b g. A. Webb, Water
vile, | /
Lady Shaw, ch q, G. Fowler, Bos-
ton, 3 3 2
Bronze, b 8, Fred Tilton, Augusta, 2 4
Baymont Chief, b 9, s. Withanl,
Waterville, 3 3
Almont Patchen. b &, C. +. Pick
ering, Gardiner. 3 s dis
Puritan Knox, b s, G. A. Bartlett.
Belgrade, 2 8 dis
Lady Franklin, b m, A. C. Story,
Hallowell, 10 @ dis
Romeo. blk $, NJ. 8. Gordon,
Vienna, G 0 dis
Matchmaker Jr., blk ., C. Stack
pole, Gardiner, IL z dis
Young Rolfe, b Z, W. y. Walker,
Augusta, dis
Frank G.. g, +. G. Hastings,
Damariscotta, dis
DIR. Neal, 9 q. A. C. Marson, Pitt
ston, dis
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-30
rniFp DAY AT caARrER OAK.
Aubins l-islds the Palm to oasis Q.
Who Tyots In LIS la.

HAxrFoxp, Aug. -.
The tai,i day Of the grand circuit raees
vas one i the most endurahlc Of the week,
The f.a'use Of the day Was the contest Of
the s,so tisss Of PAGERS. After Budd Dohle
had won tso heats and two other horses one
| each. h-n Halpointer came to the front
With rush and took the rsee. Dob,e and
lilhsa srre the fAvorites in the pools.
Susie broke the pool buyers hearts by de.
featins the fAvorite Aubine in three heats in
the IL trotting class. katherine =. won
among the s.s' trotters after q long uphill
a.ht. She lost the third and fourth heats
by going of her feet early in the heats,
Johnston paced mile, driven by Budd
Dsbie, in = 06 50, half second behind his
record, made At Chicago. Below are the
summarize;
$50 Class PAcNRs-PuRsk $1,000 DrvipKp.
L. +, Geeers, Big Hal
pointer, 8 . s |
Badd Doble, Big Budd
Doble, 60 l = 3 5
W. II. Mccarthy. b M
Lillian, 5 6 I G
John Splan. ch m WI
copee, 2 s ! ? s
b. Ii. Goldsmith, bg
Chase. 8 . q ) 5 5 2
c. Davis, gg WIN. Sim
gerly. 5 3 S. 81 4
II. Pope. b & Alexander
Boy, . q 5 I 6dis
M. Lefty, b IN Minnie
T., 2i 2 2 dis
J, 4. Turner. b Z Mann
brino Hannis. . ) DR.
l., A. Davies. ch m Gyp-
sy Gold Dust, dis
Time-2.l6. 2.lG IL, 2.l6 -, 2.i5 81,
ais Ia, 2.l6 80, 2,2l S.4.
ais CLASS, TRorriNa-Seo00 DIVIDED.
II. c. Trsynor, b IN Susie S., /
d. Woodbury., m Aubine, 3 2
W. Ladd, gg Newton b., 2 8 5
+. +. Geers, b q J. b. Richardson, & .
J. J. Bowen. b 3 J. Il. Shetd, u o d
c. Davis, b CRANKY. 81 Z
Budd Doble, b IN Lady Bullion, I 4
X. Rush, b m Seymour Belle, s dr
Time-2 l6 IA, 2.l5 ~, 2l6.
2.27 Class. TRorrISG-Sl500 DyipEp.
ID. l. Irwin, IN m Rather
inc s.. 3 /
+. W. Reynolds, ch x Saxon, 2 = 8
Jas. Goldsmith, blk Frank
T., 3 3 "a q
Jas. Golden. blk m Ilamletta, dis
John Riley, blk = Almont
Eagle, DR.
Time-s2Il4, 220l-2, 2.23l.2, 2.22
l-2, 2.22.
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SEASONS SPORTS.
Biggest Day Of All It the Park
Races.
Lulu 3. Wins IN tAe Ffee-ior- All. -.-Bsst
Tina i.2S.


Another fne day insured large attendance
fully three thousand being ea the track when
the hour came for starting the races, while
for an hour they came streaming through the
gates. Evidently the crowa. came to see
some fast rotting. The morning train
brought large numbers from Somerset coun-
ty where Lawrence ?25 ID is a great favor
ite Everybody was Wild on the subject Of
trot,ing and no one vas disappointed. When
the bell rung for the start In the a.45 class.
every horse named on the score card ie In
number came up for the word and seldom
does one see a better field Of horses. Posi-
tons were drawn as follows:
DR., Neal, 9 &, A. u. Marson, Piitston.
Present, b Z, A. Webb. Waiervilie.
Almont Patchen, b ., c. E. Pickering, Gar.
diner.
Baymont Chief, ch q, S. Witham, Waterville.
Young Rolfe, b 6, W. =. Walker, Augusta.
Matchmaker. Jr., bl ., c. A. StAckpole Gar
diner.
Puritan Knox, b ., G. A. Bartlett, Belgrade.
Romeo. bl ., NJ. 5. Gordon. Vienna.
Frank G., sg, Frank G. Hastings, Damaris-
Gotta.
Lady Franklin, b nj, A. T. Story. Hsllowell.
Bronze. BIS, Fred Tilton, Augusta.
Lady Shaw, ch IN, G. Fowler, Boston.
First heat.-lt was . rich sight a. the
twelve scored for the word getting away
finally in good order, Present going to the
trout on the lower turn with Puritan Knox
4 close second, DIR. Neal making bad and
losing break. Present opens big lead to
the half, with Puritan Knox second, the field
strung out so that at the finish the gray geld
ing fell behind the flag, the son Of Young
Rolfe winning in LBS l-2.
SecoI d heat.-A better start than these
eleven secured would be impossible, and
they 20 in bunch around to the back side
where the Young Roife gelding goes TO the
front, followed by Puritan Knox and Bronze
who soon goes to second position. and the
race is interesting between these, with Al.
mont Patchen, Romeo, and Lady Shaw fight
ing for third position, the field struggling
along. Young R0lfe and Frank G. were
distauced, Present winning in 23S IL.
Third heat Another good start was Sc
cured and Bronze for the first half proved
close second to Present with Lady Shaw
third and all trottng finely. Bsymont Chief,
q son of Daniel Boone, forged ahead at the
half hat could not get ahead Of the mare
who finishes n close second, her driver evil
IDENTIFY hoping to win but unable to catch the
son Of Young Rolfe. Time, 2.37 l-2.
TIL winner of this race was bred by Mr..
Rod Jones Of Fairfield, and was pur-
chas, by MIR. Webb in June. He 10 com
ing trotter In Maine races and will be heard
from at Bangor and Lewiston.
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Total.

The scores OF the shooting done BY Com
mander inc Chief Burleigh and the members
of his stsh for the officers ba iee "Wednesday
were tabulated in the forenoon and show very
creditAbly. The following is the record
Of the seooting in which these gentlemen
a.,-.r st~.s.d th.iy ability vith the rife and
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-11-01

Possibly the big s is not exactly
what the Chief would have its readers
believe.-Heimct.
The people of this county know
what that outfit is. But how does it
happen Plumb, that you are now de-
Tending this Clique when not three
weeks ago you stated to at least three
men that you was against the Zig 8,
for the reason that they started their
paper with the expressed intention OF
running the other papers out, as we'll
rs to control the politics of this coun-
ty. The very friends that enabled
you to take charge of that paper say,
"If you have not sold out you never
will be able to convince the people of
it." Do you not know what the peo-
pie think of such a man. We know
you are learning now, and The CHEF
does not believe in kicking a man
when he's going down hill. so we will
leave you with your big S friends.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-11-01
LEGAL NOTICE.

State of Nebraska, So
Webster County.
In the district court thereof of the eight
judicial district.
The Nebraska Loan and Trust Company. plain
tiff
Phoebe J. Ballard, Martin S. Ballard. her hus
band. George X. Chayney, Lizzie N. Chayney
his wife, n Charles II. Potter, defendants.
NOTICE OF SUIT.
The above named defendants, Phoebe y. Bal
lard and Martin s. Ballard, her husband, are
hereby notified that the above named plaintiff
has filed in the above named court, its petition
against them and the other defendants above
named. the object and prayer of which are to
fOreclOse u mortgage bearing date July lSt 1856,
executed by them to the plaintiff on the follow
ing described real estate, situate in the county
Of Webster in the state Of Nebraska, tOwit:
Lots five. Isl and six. I6l and the north two
thirds Is Of lot seven u in block seven ~ in
smith and MOOre's addition to the city Of Red
Cloud. Nebraska, and to have said real estate
appraised. advertised, and sold to pay off and
discharge the debt with interest ana costs. which
said mortgage was given to secure. You and
each. of you are furthur notified that You are
required to appear and answer said petition on
or before Monday the sixteenth tl6l day of DE.
cember. 1889.
The NEBRASKA LOAN AND TRUST &C.
BY JnO NJ. Raglan their atty
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-11-01
ROAD NOTICE.

State Of Nebraska
Webster county
To whom il may concern:
The commissioners appointed to view and re-
port upon a certain ROAD prayed for in Il GER
tain petition duly signed and fled with the
county clerk of said county asking that a GER
tain public road be located a. follows:
Commencing at the southeast corner of sec
ton fifteen, U5l town one, a. range eleven, 0)
west, thence running north ioi0 feet var. II de-
greeS, 30 minutes west and thence east 33D
feet var. 2Sdegrees,3O minutes north ,thencenorth
40 feet var. "A degrees west tn the center OF
road running east and west. and known as tho
Red Cloud road, has reported favorably upon
the opening of said road, All objections there
to or claims for damages must he filed in the
office OF the county clerk of said county on or
before noon of Wednesday. January -. 1880 or
said road will he opened without references
thereto.
Xed Cloud, October1s, 1859.
j. H. BAILEY.
County Clerk
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-11-01
CHATTEL MORTCAGE SALE.

Notice is hereby given that on the eoth day Of
Red Cloud National bank at Red Cloud, Nebras-
ka, i viii O:er for sale the following property:
One ron horse nine years old, one bay
horse nine Years Old one red and white
COW four years old, one standard mower. one
sulky hay rake. one stirring plOw, one breaking
pillow, one harrow, one cultivator, one set Of har-
ness. and one wagon. sand sale will be made to
satisfy a chattel mortgage conveying said prop
erty, made by Elijah Herrick to Charles ii. Pot
ter. dated June 1st 1899 and recorded in Web
Ster county on which there is due at time Of
first publication S3O5.S5.
CHARLES H. POTTER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-11-01
SHaERlFE.S SALE.

! Notice is hereby given that under and tv vir-
tue OF IN order of sale ,s>ur,i BY l.. II. Fort,
clerk of the district court of the eighth judicial
district In and for Webster county. Nt6ruSka,
upon i decree III an action pending in said
court wherein Caroline MURRAY trustee, and
James Il. Murray are plaintiffs, and Royal H.
WlckS are defendants. ] shall offer for sale at
public vendue for c:ls.: in hand al the east door
Of the court house ", Red Cloud i'm sai.l county
that being the place where the last term If said
court was holden on the seth day of November
lss9 at O'Clock p. m. the foil wing described
property tO-wit: The east hall ri The northeast
quarter of section H.. N township 4. north of
range 10. west Of the six p. m. in Webster county
Nebraska
Gwen under my hand this 18th day or October
1889.
III. C. SCOTT,
Turnkey & Sweezy Sheriff.
Plaintiffs attorneys,
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-11-01

Joseph W. Warren and Geo. ". Bal.
You are hereby notified that on the 2Sth day
Of January, 1885, !, Z. Baum purchased al
x. McNitt. at the courthouse in Red Cloud
Webster county, Nebraska. for the taxes for the
year 1886. amounting 10 Ss.1a. The following
described land situated in Webster county,
Nebraska, taxed i'm the name Of Joseph w.
Warren and Geo W. Ball, The north west a,Of
containing 10 acres. The time for re-
demptiOn of said land from the lien Of said
tax sale viii, xpire January 18th, 1S90. anu il
not redeemed before the above date expires l
will make application for u tieasurer's tax
deed. l.. BAUM.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-11-01

To Joseph W. Warren and Geo. W. Ball.
You are hereby notified that ON the 18th day Of
January lsSs, /, l.. Baum purchased at priVere
tax sale from the county treasurer NJ. II. Me
Nit ut the court house IN Red Cloud. Webster
county Nebraska, for the taxes of the year 1856.
amounting to S7.6 on the following described
land situated in Webster county Nebraska tax
ed in the name of Joseph w. Warren and Geo.
w, Ball. The southeast L north east "A
section II. town 2. range II ccntaining ~ acres
he timefOr redemption Of said land from the
lien Of said tax sale will expire January 2stn
1s?O and II not redeemed before the above date
expires, will make application for treasurer's
tax deed l.. BAUM.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-11-01
Take Notice.

Joseph W. Warren and Geo. W, Ball.
You are hereby notified that ON the 18th day
Of January 1883, L. Baum purchased at private
tax sale from the count treasurer N. II. McNitt
at the court house in Red Cloud Webster cOun-
ty Nebraska for the taxes of the year 1886
amounting to 81. IS an the following described
lands situated in Webster count Nebraska,
taxed in the name Of Joseph w. Warren and
Geo. W. Ball. The south west II Of the north
east quarter. sec II, town 2 range IL containing
70 acres. The time for redemption of said land
from the lien of said tax sale will expire Jan.
p 1880 and il not redeemed before the above
date ] will make application for a treasurer's
tax deed. l.. BAUM,
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-11-01

Dock Mckecby and Charley Cath
er who have taken more bonus notes
and more usury off the poor people of
this county. than anv other set
Of men are now posing as the
farmers friends for the purpose of
busting the ring(?) If the poor "bus-
ted farmers" could be put in a line,
whom they have oppressed by high
rates of interest and much larger bo-
muses. and allowed to tell who and how
they have been successfully robbed BY
these bonus men they could "unfo,d a
tale that would be heartrendering no
doubt. Voters these are two of the
men who are fighting Mr. Hummel,
do you want to assist them in build
ing up their fortunes by voting for
Fassler. 1t is a shame that poor peo-
pie should be continually robbed by
these money lenders who are contin-
ually violating the Law by taking ex-
c~essive rsury and bonuses. 1t is easy
to foreshadow the result should they
get the county funds in their posses
sion. The screws of oppression
would be turned down until a poor
nan could not live in the country.
Don't let them hoodwink you by what
appears to be plausible stories, when
the fact is that all they care for is to
get hold of the county funds for spec
ulation. They should be routed
horse and dragoon.
Deyo is selling albums 90 per cent
cheape. now than you can buy them
for during HOLIDAYS.
Look at that natural wool under
wear at Berg & Galusha's
Overcoats cheaper at Berg 6 Galu-
sha's than any where in the city.
The New York Store is headauar-
tiers for the the best makes of boots
and shoes.
Farmers when you come to town
take q little time and examine Berg
& Galusha's prices.
The cheapest place to buy lumber
and coal in town is at
R. A. Handy's.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-11-01

Blankets, comforts, yarns, flannels,
jeans, casemeres. canton fannels,
muslins. cotton batting, underwear
etc, are sold at lowest cash prices at
tie New York Store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-11-01

j. L. Frame of Batin township is
again a candidate for supervisor. Mr..
Frame has made an excellent super
visor for that township and has saved
it many hundred dollars at varions
times in taxes, etc. He is a splendid
supervisor and The CHEF believes
that this township should elect him
for another term.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-11-01
Take Notice.

To Hugh j. Jewett:
You are hereby notified that on the nth day
Of February 1885, L.. Baum purchased at private
tax sale from the county treasurer NJ, Ii. Nc
Nit at the court house in Red cloud, Webster
county Nebraska. for the taxes Of the year 1sr;
amounting to S5.jO. The south east IL Of the
south west IA. section 3S, town I, range II con
Jewett. The time for redemption Of said land
from the lien Of said tax sale will expire Feb
rlary nth 1880 and IL not redeemed before the
above date l will make application for a treas
urer'S tax dee4l. l.. BAUM,
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-11-01

Persons buying clothing are always
in fear of being taken in, but when
they can deal with an honorable
house like the Golden Eagle has
proven in the last six years this fear
vanishes. c. Wiener has always
made good anything that is not salts
factory. Goods are sold by him on
their merits.