davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-08-26

Try those "Fat Shore" mackerell just re
celved. Kits at S5cts each at A. NJ. Hill
Sous.
gents real hand made French calf skin
shoe for 81. 10 per pair. o. p. Heath & Co.
A few straw hats left that will 60 at your
own price at o. p. Heath & Co.
Banana Tissues only cents per yard, a new
fabric. 0. P. Heath.
Go to o. p. Heath & Co. for anything you
want In mems and women's shoes.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-08-26

UNERSEEIsS OF PI'BLlC ROADS IN Alb
bcvillc county arc hereby ordered to proceed
at once To have their roads put in first class
condition as required by law.
The law cXaciS not less Than SIX (G) DAYS
work, and We have 40 right ur disposition to
make any change.
Every able bodied man between the ages oil
SINTEEN Q6) aud FIFTY t:oJ is liable To
work the public roads, except preacher in
charge of q church, Il school teacher, and Il
student at school. All others are liable.
The certificate uf Il physician is NOT an en-
emptioD. Any man able tn do ordinary farm
work is able ln work The public highway, and
the law will be strictly enforced.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-08-26
Edurate fOur Sons.

Abbeville county has always been dlStln-
guished for the number OF her educated citl'
Zeus, auu no institution has even sent out a
greater number OF useful men rom her walls
Ihan has Ersklne College. In every walk o!
life, and in every hamlet of South Carolina,
may be found the educated sons or Ersklhe,
filling positions of honor and trust.
stitution, and its rank being equal to That oi
the highest, 1t should be our pride to patron
iZe the home college.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-08-26
THE g., G. & N.
New Schedule Trains 10 Run 10
Athens.

We are reliably Informed that the rassen-
ger train will run to Athens next Saturday
evening to be In the city In readiness to run
the new schedule over the c., G. Il \. on Mon
dav morning.
The Northbound train will leave Athens
about six o'clock. and will pass Abbeville be-
tween and o'clock In the morning.
The SonthbOund train will pass Abberille
about o'clock.
1t is hoped that mails may now be carried
the full length Of the road.
Our people are delighted with the new road
and each day brings new customers in the
way OF passengers and freight.
Our people have been much pleased to have
the railroad officials in town, and a II uni In
the hope that they may remain with MS. The
officials have been very agreeable, and we
like TO he near headquarters. We don't wan
Athens to take the officers from us.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-08-26

Bishop Taylor has opened Il seminary
at Cape Palmas, Africa, with sixty
students.
The new Con stitution Of Kentucky
has been adopted by the people by II
majority of ninety thousand. This
Constitution prohibits the charter OF
lotteries.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-08-26
GRAND EXCURSION! !
-FRDM-
CLINTON TO lTHDIS,
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 8, 1891
(WIllTES ENILISINE!.N)

ON THE ABOVE NAMED DATE a
~ Grand Excursion will be run over the
great c., e.. X y. Il. r., from Clinton To
Athens.
4 maanilicirnt run of lO9 miles and back
for Il nominal fare and /: stay of five or SIN
hours in one of the most attractive ana pro-
sresSivr cities OF the south.
Among the attractions 10 be seen are lcr
famous Schools, Cotton and Iron Manultc-
lures, Ice Factory, Electric Cars, and the
Great Bridge across Ocuncc Rrcr
Let Clinton join Greenwood, Greenwood
AhbeviIIc and Abbevillc the savannah Side
in their social and business representatives,
and all united have Il grand Gala Day OF pro-
III, pleasure and mcirimcnt. rare chance
for the business men along the line 10 inspect
the Industrial enterprises of progressive
City, and catch some OF her spirit vi push
and enterprise.
4 rare chance for the bcauX and bellies
along the line to organize Grand Ftcnlc en-
route Athens.
Train will leave Clinton G::,D o'clock a. m.,
fast time. Returning, leave Athens At .
O'clock y. m.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS.
From From
Clinton. ..............S2 p Mountvilc.......S20 On
cross ill.......... ] 80 Greenwood "...... ! %
Cana......."....."... 70 Abhcvillc...::."...! ! W
Watts ................. | 81 Calhoun Falls.... %
ii eurdmOnt....... / 10 MiddlctUn............ | OO
Children under ten years hal fare.
Com Portable coaches and good order guar
antcrd.
P. B. SPEED,
Manager.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-08-26

Messrs. j. y. King and John +. bradley bid
off the Searles'S Mill bridge at 81 .6S1. The
citizens may expects good bridge across i.il-
lie River between now and the first of No
yember.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-08-26
Wednesday, Aug. 26, 1891.
Death of u Most Excellent Young
Man.

Mr.. George Bruce, Of LownieSville, came
to Abbeville several weeks ago TO MI a place
as clerk in Speeds drug store. He had been
here but Il few days until he was taken SICK
OF typhoid fever. After careful nursing ior
weeks, and fter being very near his death.
he recovered sufficiently to walk about A
sfew days ago he went home, and the next
that was heard of him was that he had died
on last Sunday. He had relapSed, and soon
went to the grave. During his sickness at
Abbey lille our people were very kind to MIN,
and they were shocked to learn of his death.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-08-26
J. &. Cork, A. NJ, Principal.
Miss Mumie Maynard, Assistant.
Mrs. w. f. Young, Music Teacher

The success OF the Ninety Six High School,
located as II Is In the substantial and historic
town of Nnety.Six and under the manage
ment of SO estimable and cultured gentle
man as Prof. j. &. Cork, assisted by such
teachers rs Mrs. w. F. Young, of Ninety-SiX
and Miss Mamie Maynard, of Mccormick, is
unuuestioned The trustees and patrons OF
this well managed school are TO be conSratu'
lated for their success in recently securing the
valuable services of Miss Maynard, OF McCor-
mick :. G. She Is young lady OF inestna'
ble worth and has had several years expert
enre in teaching, and has always won the
highest praise Of both patrons and pupils.
n. o. PyleS.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-08-26

Sweeping reductions In all summer goods
at y. =. Heath & Co.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-08-26
Ihe State Of South Carolina
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
CranstDn & Alexander, Plaintiffs,
against
IT. YOungbood, Defendant.
COPY SUMMONS. FOR RELIEF.
Complaint not Serued)
To thu Defendant J. II. Youngbluol:

To thu Defendant J. r. Youngbluol:
l UU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED ANDrIsE
quired to answer the complaint in this action, whrl
is filed IN the office of the CLERK of C"nmOn Pleas fn
the said county. aud to copy of your answc: Il
the ~ conpaint on the subscribers their lie" al
AhbrviIlc Court House, South Carolina, within twrh
Is days after the service hereof exclusive If The day
Of such sci vice; and if you fail t" answer the com
plani within the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs IN lis
action will apply to the Court for the lcci dnnc'
In the com ,laint.
Dated 10th day Of July, l>?l.
PARKER MCGOWAN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
To j. T. Y"unglond, Absent Defendant:
TAKE NuTIrE: That the summons "f which The
ahuvr is c"py with the complaint, has this day been
filed in the Clerk Office ut Ahbrvillr, s. e..
PARKER " MCGOWAN,
plaintiffs Attorneys.
July 2I,l:9l, ct
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-08-26

The railroad folk are scattering along the
railroad track beams on which 10 stretch dou-
bic wires to Hodges.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-08-26

NINETT-SIX HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS AN
GIRLS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27
To Public.

Having purchased the -four and feed
business Of Oscar Patmor. ! re~Sp~ctfuli.
request a share Of the public patronage
I shall keep. all kinds Of -four. feed etc
and by strict attention to business J
hope 10 merit your patronage II good
goods and lou prices will do 20
Mr.. xilon Wilson will manage the
store, and business intfusted to him
xiIl be carefully looked after by him.
Hone 10 receive a liberal share Il yoci
busineee Truly your
GAG. NJ MTsKs-
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27
Legal NOtirc.
In tie district essT7 Of w-bsssr eesa'y. Ne
brzskz-
JOAN n crsston

JOAN n cssrton
ssAaraek rro1.oa. F1rras~fs C-orioa. ssnsors
S,s.,s.; = ts. - - soIs'e co.. sss
iarn< 'c-epsey. ainses<s Ihrss.sf h-ss
fsc.asinS TsnfsnF sns ssvr~sfE fsfssf. %
-o9sHs.
~, .l-t< u.-,~a naa --siA~-. sss<1<sa.s.
xfsl tsks ns<sc, tat 80 ~ Iea- dsY q fshrs
sy ipi the above n&sara yAz@nfie. 3~1a "
Crssfo1 Ged hs ,.<stton u oe Sass - essst Il
an,s. IT, SS~c and rr.ger ~ <ktsh q % fsr.
esr~ a CERTAIN Dorl<s<s rx~Tse9 y tns g
sspdSErs saAsrks frrxI.ca xcc EsEat>~atru1
"a. 81 wliian Crortz zfor ~ syzfh hss =
,s szsrh ves quarter ana ~ nosfS bal ~
o. .rss.h wrst Qszrter - -~tln s5s q boys
t.a rag. rtas . Ia WEBSTER evSnzy. No
snssA - srsr- ne rayH<zs q e~r1s
pTnsasry aote easr -~s5<s.sgf
,hs a1rsus<sressr - sAs sas1 HEi2z txStne
o. Gas zf:~< re 1~zh - Ia al bEsz
Csosisz- ~aira ss4 sgse All Eo-r<.<s s.r.
.sr.~usrd k~z<z~d as1 u2zst~ret - - s-fr
a: IA. ar1 ~xt>~s - u. 49, SftAaz Crori.
70 taxsaslr a. 6~'s-<xsnt taz GroEtSz 40
1eavrr-1 - S&2taDe
o. sA1 n1e~ aa9 nN0r<aSs trusz <~<S>t%st
-ss4r<a GrDEt11- le $50 - Eirss1 1890
aoslArs ~tsA tss~r~>s ~ sE - 7-s 80 sasS1
fru<a AFrti -, tssR gsi1.S y<.9s csf sa1
In = sass see zsa a~<sr<zs 4 isserss
.Fs $3.50. tf<st ass ssz Fszktzzn2 sz&y t~er
pilss 80 N yz,xs<sz a E< s.~znf fsass 80.
s~fsz6ss srss,s. sgsa 40
,adE sxl al tb~ 6z-.6s1ss - a~~rv~e sS~ssr,
E1f-rsn~ xsS sa-<qzz,x - t~ e~ a rSszcss
.aAss 81 % ee<enessts - s~-eNc<s&sssra
- 5000 pru4U Nn< So sB4Sf -
- - 1sy - tsR sn< s~ssxssse
Yes n. rvsssre1 - ssss<s sses s~<s1,sss 80
~ss~ sSsAsy
HyCAsnalxypT, Hz Aaga IA
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27

Mrs. \. G. Hosmer IL quite sick, tins
week with muscular rheumatism.
Mrs. MARY Campbell of Batin, has been
removed 10 Red Cloud. She has a very
severe case Of rheumatism.
Hi Belient took a horse back ride
Ia Orleans this week and came home
| during the Wednesday blizzard.
WAYrEp-Old broken umbrellas and
parasols. Will pay cash or trade.
II f.. \. loUNC.
! Boyd & Overing. the new marble men
have opened an Office in the Moon block
two doors north Of Dickerson Il Con
overs feed store.
Mr McKim and MISS Nellie Mccall.
| daughter ~ Oliver Mccall. were united
in marriage by Rev. r. j. Randall on
| Tuesday. The happy couple are well
known in Line township.
The state Legislature were presented
with fifteen barrels Of oysters the other
day by Galveston, %(Texas) merchants,
and the boys had a big time dining on
the lucious bivalves OF the state capitol.
Mrs. G. B. Crone, entertained her lady
friends by n tea party on last Tuesday
tNtNIuks IL NdS ~ NcRs pAfhoais in''
The following ladies were present: Mes
drmes Tulleys, Kellogg, Martin, Getting,
Jones. Taylor. Galusha, Damerell. Frs
kline. GcNitt, Randall and Walker.
julius Jackson, the mar who soaked Ed
Parks on a team OF mortgaged horses
about two years ago, and who has been IN
the Missouri pen during most of that time
for some offence against that state, was
brought to Red Cloud on Monday last. by
ex-SheriH Scott, who went after him at
the close of his term. Jackson waived
examination and was bound over. g.
will 90 over the road In all probability
for the of'ense. An iIl-spent career al
WAYS comes to grief soo1e or later.
This week quite IN interesting eiec'ment
suit was brought up in this vicinity. in
the case OFF. ". Burtis VINO vas forcibly
elected from his farm, upon which some
eastern company had foreclo-ed n mort
gage. He mad been given due notice to
move, but paying no attention to II, he
was elected by the shsrif but - often as
he was put on of the place Just a. often
did he go back Oh, and that was quite a
number of ,imes, and is still in possession
% we are informed, notwithstanding his
election. The fun of 1t was, the sheriff
first moved his goods out of the house,
then into the road. then q mile away, and
each time the goods eams back, We do
but presume he had some good cau-e.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27
TOWN TALK.

Floor paint at Deyo's.
Wanted, butter and eggs at j. :.
Parkes.
Go to j. S. Parkes for groceries Of
all kinds.
When you buy sPectacles, get the
best at Deyo's.
Are you going to paint? If SO get
prices at Deyo's.
Condition powders Of all kind at
Deyo's drug store.
Getting has the finest and largest
stock Of wall paper in town.
Lost: A large sun Of money, BY
not buying wall paper Of Deyo.
Ravens, horse, cattle and poultry
food always in stock at Cuttings.
New baby carriages, novelty gear.
patent brake. at Cozad & Cos, Red
Cloud.
If You want a warranted pocket
knife for a little money. Call on
Getting.
Deyo is selling goods just the same
if it is hard times. Low prices is
what knocks.
The finest parlor suits vest Of Cal
cago for s25. Special bargain. See
Cozad & Co.'S.
For groceries, canned fruits, teas.
c%ofces, &c. See John Parkes, you
car get bargains.
All wool H%eneriettas, Rrilliantines,
Flannels greatly reduced in prices at
Mrs. +. Newhousc's.
We can astonish you by our low
prices on window curtains and wall
paper. c L. Getting.
Paint up your buggy before spring
with the best buggy paint in the
world, which Deyo sells.
After all Mr.. Quay had the right
idea about il. Silence was the thing
for him.-New York World
DR.. Warmers corsets in every sly lie
and size, also d.. Warmers misses and
childrens waists, at Mrs. F. N~ewhouse.
All kinds of burial cases. robes, etc
Embalmipg and intelligent care Of
the oead. Cozad & Co., Red Cloud.
Constipation polsons the blood; De-
Wits little early risers cure corsti-
patton. The cause removed, the
disease is gone. Sold by Getting. Z
DeWitt's little early r;sers: only
pill fer chronic constipation. indigss
tion, dyspepsia. None so good, Sold
BY Coating.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27
SO10 OM0.

Having soni my -four and feed store
10 Mr.. Myers, I take this method 81 ex-
tending my sincere thanks TO my friends
and patrons for the pleasant business re-
lations between US. The c proprietor
Mr.. Myers, is a gentleman well known
to the people and | would cordially rec
ommend him 10 my patrons and the pub
lie generally. will feel assured that my
former friends will receive al the fsvors
shown by me. Hoping that all viii ex-
tend Mr.. Myers their patronage. I re-
man as ever yours &c.
O-cAE PATxoR.
Nj. Wilson will have the management
OF the business.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27

chlldron Cry for
9;.cheg'o Ca9to110.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27
When Baby vas sick. We gave her cassoeiA
When she as q Child, she cred foe Cas,oriA-
When she became Miss, she chung % c.ssor'A
wLsa she had Chiidren, she gave them cassoriA

Small 10 size, great in results: De-
Wits little early risrrs. Best pal.
for constipation, best for sick head
ache, best for sour stomach. Sold By
Getting.
John Parkes win sell you more
groceries for . dollar than any gro
Ger can in Red Cloud. See hi. ueu
stock Of groceries, sugars, eoAees, teas
canned fruits. &c.
A disguised Illinois exchange de-
clares that the three farmer members
Of the legislature don't really knos
that they rant Dyes. they do
They oil three want 20 be United
States senator.
Mrs P. Nevhouse has jass received
large assortment Of Dr.. Wsrsen'
c~orsets ladies, misses, and eAildrea's
waists Of all sizes. white trinninTs
which she sil 81. a prices loser
than the lowest
Headsehs 10 The direct ressls Of In
disessiee s,a ssooseh diserdenI
Remedy these b. ssiss Dswie's lie
tie early risers ssa yess hesdseAs dif
sppean. The fsva;.e Essle pail
everywhere. sold bv Cessis<- 8
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27

Ranney MeNitt is homo from Lin
coin.
Miss Far.nor Crosby will read thu
Great Family Weekly the comins
year.
Remember Wiener carries a stock
of shoes, and that he will underselI
any one in that line.
Several new acquisitions to the TIT
CHIEF this week. Every one takes il
who wants a good paper.
Talking about pants Wieners, is
selling a good stro ng article at 20 cts.
to $3.50 worth from II to 80.
Wiener is Offering a big bargain in
pillow shoes at prices ranging from Is
cents to 1925 worth frem 81 to 81,
Hon. James Gillian is the happy
papa of a baby boy. Usual Nebraska
weight. We extend congratulations.
Wiener has received his new stock
of hats, good WOOL hats a, 25cts. Also
the latest styles Of spring hats in
every grade.
There is not as much danger to con.
gressmen in engaging in cabinet spec
u%lation as there was engaging in spec,
ulations.-New York Press.
Anyone having lands to sell, or
trade for Red Cloud, Lincoln or Oma-
ha property or merchandise call at
once on KALEy & BARKER.
IL that Washington man causes the
Chicago River to smell sweet he
might be turned in on the Indiana
legislature.-Pecria Transcript.
Mems suits strong and slightly can
be bought at Wiener's at 1915 worth
$3.50 and from that up, bargains In
all grades OF goods bought this season.
Congress is ~rnsning very neal the
end OF its tether, aud il isn't through
with one-tenth of its work. What
the people want of it is less talk add
more hustling altimore American.
Your cough will not last all winter
You will not ne kept awake at night;
You will get immediate relief If,
You will use DeWitt's cough and
consumption cure. Sold By Getting /
Charley Gust say that the article
copied from the Blue Hill Leader was
= ialsehood rs far a. it related to him.
lie had his vouchers aud vas empow,
cred to act, and that he went there TO
get aid fer the poor, not those who
had plenty.
e. Wiener has just returned from
tAe east, where he has used every
effort known to him 10 his long ex-
perience as a merchant t buy goods
cheap so as to help those needing any
goods in his line to obtain them At
bard time prices.
Although hard times, Wiensr's
store is crowded with goods, and is
receiving more daily. If you wan,
any clothes for children or boys, You
can AVE a big sum By buying a,
head quarters. The Golden Eagle
has always bore that name in the
Republican Valley.
Rsnney MeNits is full
fedged attorney, he having been ad-
mii,ed to the bar in Lincoln . few
/ GAYS ago after a very severe examina'
ton. His examination vas very
rigid but be passed it without faitss'
ing and the committee remarked that
i, was the best class that had e-sl
been examined in that city. This
speaks volumes for the new decip'e
Of Blackstone. and TIM CHIKv does
not hesitate in saying that Rssncy
will make his marx in the legal world;
as he is bright and studious Student
Success to him.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27
Children Cry for
Pitchers CastoFIa.


Icgou NOuIcc.
In the distric, court of Webster county,
Nebraska.
The Mckinley tanning
Loan and Trust Co.
Thoma. Mather 81 al
Motto, 20 non resident defendants.
John ". Bentley will take notice that
on the % day OF February, 1921. the
above named plaintiff fled his petition
against you. m pieaded With Others, in
said court, the object and prayer Of which
are for the foreclosure Of q certain mort
gage given by Thoms. Mstber n wife
20 ". II. tanning, dated March 2, Ise5. and
filed 10, record and recorded &c the ofice
of the recorder OF deeds Of said Webster
county, in boob u. page ]. conveying the
following described real estate and prem
i-e. situated in said county tosit: The
YES, half Of the YES, quarter of sec
lion thirty three 1881 township four ~
nor,h. range eleven Oh yes, OF the e,s
p. m that defaults has been made in the
payment OF the Indebtedness secured by
said mortgage, and Their. il nov due
plaintiff thereon the sum OF siI hundred
and thirty-tvo 1887 dollars, together
~i,b interest at ten per cent per AMMAN
thereos from February ri. 1851. which
il secured by said mortgage, which 10 q
valid lien on said premises. Plaintiff
praJs for ;h. sole Of .sid premises accord
ing 20 lau, 20 satisfy the amvuni ad judged
due him in the premises. and for a decree
forecio-irg the equity OF redemption OF
al % said defendants.
Yoa are required 20 answer said petit
tion ON or before Monday the .irissn'h
day ~ March, 1871. or the sane -iII be
taken a. true. and !udgnsn, and decree
rendered accordingly.
Tinsrr<. AozrI 4 Frkais.
2sit Plaintiffs At.ornsys.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27
New Grocer store.

]. s Parkes has srened a nes gro-
Gerry store in his bulldog near THI
CHIKy ohes, and proposes to sell
groceries. Gained f@rait.. etc, cheaper
than any one in Red Cload- Call
and see him.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27
Look Here.

Bulk garden seeds just received.
Immense Stock fresh and reliable and
prices low. Perkins * Mitchell.
Acts at once, never fails. DeWitt's
cough and consumption cure. a
remedy for asthma, and that feyerish
condition which accompanies . severe
cold. Sold by Getting.
For family groceries Of all kinds
see J. s. Parkc,, opposite Moon block
one door north Of Mrs. Nswhousc's.
He will sell you goods cheapcrthan
any ono.
OH friends should give DeWitt's
cough and consumption cure . trial.
No disappointment follows the use Of
this reliable medicine, and il merits,
the praise received from all shC use
il.
safe Insurance.
For a solid and safe investment see
the contract given by tn, National
Life Insurance Company Of Montpel.
ics VI 4. :. MARSH,
Special State Agent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27
FOR L. STOVES
90 % NOsAar1N

He has the knea line 81 stoves
sver .een 10 the city. II. has the
celebrated Garland cook snd he,isrs:
and . fall lice Of others equally as
COED Hardware si the vsry loress
Se..es for cash. Do not lay stores
or hasdssre aniil yos c Es OPsn
hose block. Webster street
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27
CHIEF,
Friday, Feb. -, 1891.

Entered At the Post Office in Red Cloud, Neb.,
rs mail matter OF the second class
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27
Miles /. Hayes
Patent Collar |!
For sale by J. o. BUTLER
Red Cloud, Buckeye
Harness shop.
NOn-Rcsidcni Notice.
T.. Cochrane, plaintiff.

T.. Cochrane, plaintiff.
vs..
Noah II. Thomas
yea. u. Thomas. Defendant.
To the above named Noah II. Thomas anu
Jefferson u. Thomas. you and each o: yoa are
hereby notified that on the 18th day OF Febru-
airy. 1891, v. Cochrane rs plaintiff hlcd his peu
iion against You In the Office OF The clerk al the
district court of Webster county, Nebraska, the
object and prayer Of which are 20 f~oreclose a
mortgage executed by yo' Jointly 10 said plain
tin, on the 18th day of October. ISIS. ON. lots .
and G, I'm block 4. Haley aud Jacksons' addition
10 Red Cloud. Webster county, Nebrasxa.
You arc further notified 90 appear and answer
said petition on or before Monday the 18th day
of April. 1891. or the allegations therein. viii lie
taken AS confessed by YOU 30 be true and decree
rendered against you accordingly.
r CoCliRANE,
BY q. X. CLANCY, His Attorney. SLIT
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27
CaStoria

"CA1oria b - well saapsrd to chiidren that
1recommend IL g superior ,oany prsripeSoa
known 10 me-"
h. A. Ancaz1, y. D.
III So OxfosdS s., Brooklyn, N. Z.
"oue pAysciAns In The cAi,arcaS depat-
1sns havs qcksa highly q th<ir sxpsa-
eass h their outside rs>csscs Win CsseorA
asA although ~ only have aDecs ~
1s1bcl 0pp1iss Whit b Known - regular
prod.stA yes ~ ae ffNe b COATES thss IL
nsrias q Casaoria has voa - 10 iook IN
0vur upon IT,
uufD HosssfXi AxD D1DuNn.
Buso0 ~
ArsR e eR1 esul.
-.,a~ a&ese&. 1Sv Y@k ON.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27
What is

Castoria Is DR.. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It IS o harmless substitute
for Parcgcric, Drops, Soothing syrupn and Castor Oil.
1t is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years use by
Millions Of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and nllays
feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd.
cures Diarrhea and Wind Collie. CastOria relieves
teething troubles. cures constipation and fatulcncy.
Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Ca.
toria Is the Children's Panscea-the Mothers Friend.