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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-20
D1xIE's sBoRT COTTON CROP.
The Yield Sure to Be Under the Low.
est Estimates Made.

est Estimates Made.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 19.-Further
reports received by the Net0s and Courier
last night as to .he condition of the cotton
crop in the south confirm yesterdays dis
patches that the crop will be short of the
lowest estimates heretofore made. The
Louisiana crop is estimated at 400, 600 bales,
a decrease of As per cent.
John E. Hollingworth, com missioner Of
agriculture Of Texas, says: The average
Of the cotton crop Of Texas has been de-
creased Is per cent. and is estimated at
l.750,0O0 bales. Three-fourths Of the crop
has been marketed. This 10 a conservative
estimate"
@. +. Poole OF New Orleans saws: "Re-
ports received from the most intelligent
planters are that the outlook for the cotton
crop of Louisiana is growing worse daily.
Although a very considerable proportion Of
the crop has been marketed, it is impossi-
BILE TO say just what per-
centsge remains in the hands
of the planters, for no statistics of that
nature are kept here. The best informed
dealers estimate that the yield this year,
compared with that of the last season, will
show a decrease of As per cent. Last year
the crop Of Louisiana was 740, 600 and the
outside figures for this year are 400 900
bales"
SHORT AROUND ROME.
ROME. GA, Nov 19.-The cotton crop Of
this section is reported so per cent short.
The receipts since Sept l amount TO 81, 900
bales. Cotton is now selling at 90 to 10 cents;
rise of "a cents since the beginning Of
the month
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MINDEN'S MAN-HUNr.
The Posse Close on waggoner's Heels
at Last Accounts

at Last Accounts.
Especial to the Associated Prcss.)
MINDEN, LA, Nov. 19-The latest news
from the upper part of the parish, where
Link Waggoner. the now noted outlaw, is
lodging posse, is that dozen men who
are supposed TO be IN sympathy with him,
and who have been keeping him posted on
the movements Of the posse, have been ar
rested and are now in jail under q strong
guard. Weggoner has been seen and this
has given impetus to the search. Fifty
armed men are ready here to go in aid Of
the sheriff if necessary. The messenger last
night brought in word that Holland, whom
Wsggoner recently shot, was dead aud that
his brother, who halls from Magnolia.
Ark. offered 81. 900 reward for the capture
of the murderer.
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a ROW OVER RIGHT OF WAY.
Track OF the Macon and Northern Tied
Up in the Fight.

Track OF the Macon and Northern Tied
Up in the Fight.
MACON, GA. Nov. 19.-An attempt was
made by the Central railroad authorities
this morning at daybreak TO remove the
track Of the Macon and Northern railroad,
now controlled by the Central, from prop
erty which has reverted TO the city. The
property was granted conditionally, but
the conditions being unfuliled, the council
Cancelled the grant. The Macon and
Northern granted the use Of its tracks to
the Macon and Dublin and the city gave
the Macon and Dublin a right to usa the
property. The removal of the track was
commenced without warning to the Macon
and Dublin. The mayor with q SQUAD
of police warned the workmen Off the prop
erty as trespassers, aud, meanwhile, an
order was obtained from Judge Speer re-
straining the removal of the track until
further orders from the court. Travel on
the Macon and Dublin was considerably i'm
peded.
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wooED DBATa WITH CaLoRA1.

a South Carolinian Ends His Life in a
Hotel at Hewklnsville.
HAwKlNv1LLE, GA, Nov. 19.-About s
o'clock this morning s. !. Fordham, pro-
prietor of the Pulaski house, on going to
the room Of r. c. Chestnut found him in a
stupor. Physicians we're summoned and
every effort was made to rally him but
without avail, and at 10 o'clock this morn
Ing he died. The coroner held au inquest
The evidence showed that it was q case of
suicide, death having been caused BIZ an
overdose Of choral. The home of the d.
ceased was at Galivauto ferry, South Caro-
Ina no cause is assigned for his self-de-
Btruction
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A COMBINE UNDER FIRE.
Indictments Returned Against Mem
bers of e CCf1a Trust

Indictments Returned Against Mem
bers of e CCfa Trust
Especial to the Associated Press1
JACKSON, Mss, Nov 19.-The federal
grand jury this morning returned forty
three indictments against parties compos-
ing the coffin trust. These indictments were
returned blank until the parties could be
arrested, and your correspondents was IN
able to learn the names OF the
parties indicted. The coffin trust is
composed of the undertakers' association
and manufacturers. The latter agree to
sell collins only to a limited number of men
IN each place, the number to be regulated
according to population. Judge Niles
offered the indicted parties the alternative
Of pleading guilty and paying fine of 81
and costs and disbandinR their association,
or standing trial before jury. The cases
come up Tuesday.
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HATCa's ANrLoPTIoNs BILL
Congressman Catchings Don't Thinl
1t Can Pass

Ccngreseman CatChinge Don't THINK
It Can Pass.
Especial to the associated Press)
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. IA dispatch
from Vicksburg announces that Congress-
man Catchings, member of the House
committee on rules, says that in his opinion
the Hatch anti-options bill cannot pass con-
gress, The bull. he says, will be amended
in the Senate in several material respects
and at the short session of the House it will
be impossible to pass the amended bill. In
his opinion that will be the end of it. SEN
ator White of Louisiana is prepared 10
carry on fight against the measure. The
cotton brokers are more determined than
ever to defeat it.
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Knights OF Labor.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 19.-At the opening OF
the session of the Knights of Labor assembly
this morning, a mo lion to go into the election
of officers was defeated. The matter will
come up again on Monday.
The report Of the committee on law was
again taken up and finished. Among other
things the work of the cooperative board
was put in charge of the general executive
board and the old cooperative board was
abolished
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Owing to the unfortunate occurrence OF a
strike at our works this week we we're unable to
make prompt deliveries aud our work failed to
come up to the standard, but we shall have
full force Of experienced labor on hand this
week, and shall excel all past efforts. We beg
you co bear with US, and if any Of our work
failed to please you we will relaunder free of
charge. Yours respectfully,
TROY LAUNDRY MANUFACTURING co.
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MARRIAGES.

HOHENSTEIN-ZIN Married, at the Luz
theran church, Nov. IS, by the Rev. W. q.
Schaeffer, Mr. WILLIAM HoHENsrEIN and Miss
LENA ZINK, both of this city.
NDEZ. Married, at
the bishops residence, Oct. 10, 1892, by Rev.
Father William a MCCARTHY, Mr.. 4. J. JOHN
sToN and Miss LULA HERNANDEZ, both of this
city. No cards.
IR-KEAN.-Married, on Wednesday,
Nov 10. 1892, a st. Patrick church parsonage,
by Rev. Father Quinlan, Mr.. EDWIN MUIR Of
Baltimore, Md, and Miss ELIZA z. KEAN of Sa-
vannah, Ga.
Baltimore Sun please copy.
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Never Admitted a Deficiency.

WASHINGTON, Nov. a. Secretary
Charles Foster desires TO have it understood
that he has never made the remark attrib-
uted to him by the United Press THAT there
will be deficiency of revenues this year,
and probably larger one next year" Tho
secretary says he has cautiously avoided
discussion of this question, but he is willing
to be put on record as saying that there
will be no deficiency this fiscal year.
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A WOMAN IN TEE CASE.
The Manager OF a Telegraph Company
Coos Wrong.

Coos Wrong.
HELENA, MONT, Nov. &c. W. Ridge
way. general manager OF the Rocky Mount
ain Telegraph Company, is missing and
several thousand dollars of the companys
money have gone with him. Mrs. Snyder,
his former typewriter, is also absent, and it
is believed she has gone with him. Ridge
way checked every dollar of the compauy's
money out OF the bank, besides overdraw-
ing the account several thousand dol
lars. As general manager he had
also given notes and appropriated the money
70 his own use. There are also many un-
paid bills. Altogether Ridgeway's transac-
tons amount to thousands. RidReway is q
married man. His wife and three children
were sent to Denver some months ago and
he took up with the Snyder woman. He
also lost heavily at cards.
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Ordered 20 Pay Back Taxes.
Especial to the associated Pyessl

JACKSON, MISS, Nov. l9.-Judge Niles
OF the United States circuit court to-day de-
cided that the Georgia Pacific railroad
must pay the state Of Mississippi $4,000 in
back taxes Suit was brought bv the state
revenue agent in the state courts, but the
roads attorney had the case transferred to
the United States courts.
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HENRY ALTICK & CO.,
West Broad and Broughton.
PROCLAMATION.

CRY OF SAVANNAH,
MAYORS OFFICE, Nov. 10, 1892 (
WHEREAS. It is meet and proper that we
should return thanks to Almighty God for his
manifold blessings hereby issue this, my proc.
lamation, appointing THURSDAY, Nov "a,
1892, as day of thanksgiving and prayer. and
invite my fellow citizens lay aside their secu-
lar vocations on that day and repair to their re-
spective places Of worship and give thanks to
and the many blessings vouchsafed to this com
munity.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the city
of Savannah this Nov 10, 1892
GEORGE ]. MILLS,
Mayor Pro Tenn.
Attest: FRANK e. REBARER
Clerk OF Council.
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Prot Benjamin Neelv Insane

RoME. GA. Nov. 19.-Prof. Benjamin
Nicely, prominent educator. and we'll
known throughout this state, was today
sent TO the asylum.
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Russia's Imperial Council.

BERLIN, Nov. IA dispatch to the
Cologne Gazette from st. Petersburg saws
it is reported that the Grand Duke Michael
will resign the Office of president Of the
council Of the empire, and will be sue
ceeded by the czarowitzh.
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j. L. WALTHOUR,
Secretary and Treasurer,
Corner Drayton and ST. Julian Streets.
sEAsONABLE NOVELTIES.

Attention is respectfully called TO the line OF
Novelties am now offering, such as Alligator,
Lizard Snake, Seal and Ooze Pocket Books,
Card Cases, Bill Books. Chateanes, Shopping
Bags, Co Purses and Bags, Belts, Ties and
Travelling Bags. Finest line ia the city.
Japanese Vases, Platters, Card Receivers,
Bowls, Cracker Jars, Cups and Saucers Tea
Sets, Tea Pots, Umbrellas, Napkins and Bronze
goods.
Ivory and Pearl Paper Cutters and Book
Markers, Teething Rings, Shells and Amber and
Meerschaum articles.
Tortoise Shell Combs, Hair Braids and Pins
Ebony. Snakewood, Oak. Orange, Palmetto.
Palm, Mexican Walking Canes. largest and
best assortment in the state
Baskets in great variety. sizes apd shapes.
A splendid Playing Card for 10, u.s. 20 and 2S
cents pack.
Canary Birds, Seed. Brackets Springs, etc.
Parrot. Canary. Squirrel and Mocking Bird
Cages.
Flower Pots, Solid Steel Garden Trowels, Pot
Brackets and Plant Food.
Gold Fish. Globes and Aquariums
J. GARDNER, Agt.,
MS BrouRhton Street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

On and after Feb. I. 1890. the basis OF meas
urement of all advertising in the MORNING News
viii be agate, at the rate OF 81 10 an inch for
the first insertion No Special Notice inserted
for less than 81 90.
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NOTICE TO TRAVERSE JURORS.
CRY COURT OF SAVANNAH,

CITY Court OF SAVANNAH,
NOVEMBER Term, 1892
The Traverse Jurors of this court dismissed
until Monday morning. will report for service
on TUESDAY, the 22d inst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
unless otherwise directed through this paper
BY order of A. H MAC DONFLI
Judge City Court Of Savannah
PHILIP NJ. RUSSELL, Clerk G. c. s.
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A Morganat,c Marriann

MUNICH. Nov. 19.-Duke Luis of Rov,-;o
brother OF Duke Charles Theodore. Mead ~
the eucal house of Bavaria, to-day NOR.
DRAMATICALLY married Antonio Barth. whom
the regent of Bavaria ennobled uader the
name " Won Bartolf.
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REAL ESTATE VALUES


ARE RAPIDLY INCREASING.
No investment pays as well as judicious invest
ment in Real Estate
Vast improvements have been made in the
section where the lands Of the Savannah Real
Estate, Loan and Building Company are located
Values are bound to increase more rapidly in
the near future than in the past.
The sale Of the Electric railway to powerful
syndicate and the establishment of a large
power and lighting plant guarantees a decided
advance in the value of the lands. The lands
lying Immediately east of those l am Offering
have lately been bought up and are in the hands
of people who will add everything necessary
to make them sought after Thus these lands
within the city limits, will reap great advantage
from the improvements beyond
Don't hesitate longer. Come at once and
secure lot or lots at the reasonable prices and
easy terms at which I am offering them. Be.
member-every modern convenience and no
back numbers.
w Il. WILKINSON,
Real Estate Dealer
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE NEW SOUTH BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION.
An institution contributing largely to Savau-
nahs advancement
More than Seven Thousand Dollars placed
here last week
The cheapest Building and Loan plan in
operation.
Largest profits to investors. Earnings for
first two years OF business $3.50 per cent.
Our list of Stockholders comprise people in
every vocation, merchants, lawyers, physicians
and mechanics. 1t is open for inspection. Ten
shares represent a saving of One Thousand Dol
lars in about seventy eight months by paying 81
a month.
For full information call on
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MALONE. Died, Mrs. JANE MALONE, on Nov.
II, after long illness, in the 60th year of her
age.
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MEETINGS.
CITIZENS SANITARY ASSOCIATION.

The regular quarterly meeting the Citizens
Sanitary Association of Savannah, open to all
members of the Association, will be held at $3.50
o'clock P. NJ, MONDAY, 21st inst, at S Dray-
ton street. HENRY BLUM, President.
DENIS ]. MURPAY. Secretary.
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TARDY BLECrIoN RE TURNS.

Cleveland's Plurality in Illinois Now
Put at 26,924.
CHICAGO, Nov. 19.-Official returns from
all the counties in Illinois, except Cook,
and accurate returns from the latter. give
Cleveland 424, 149 votes, Harrison 1877, S25,
Cleveland's plurality 26,824. The official
vote in the Eighth district for congress
man gives Childs, rep, II plurality over
Steward.
MICHIGAN's VOTE.
DETROIT. Mich, Nov. 19.-The repub-
lican candidates for supreme justice, attor-
ney general and land commissioner NAV be
defeated. Official returns from all but
eight counties of the state show that Hooker
now has 3.l49 plurality, Diekma 1921 and
Berry 2,437 Several of the missing couns
ties are heavily democratic.
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BIRTHS.
DEATHS

SHOTTER Born, on Saturday, the 19tl
inst, 20 the wife Of S. p. Shotter, Esq, son
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-20

THE PUBLIC ARE INVITED
To call and see the elegant line Of
TRIMMED HATS FOR So so.
This is a special offer for this week.
MRS. E. N. LAwLER,
80 Whitaker Street.
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FINEST GROCERIES.
SPECIALTIES THIS WEEK
London Layer Raisins, en- 40c.
Boneless Herring,
Elgin Creamery,
Golden Cottolene,
Fresh Cakes and Crackers,
Cranberries,
Oranges and Lemons,
German Table Delicacies,
New Fruits for Cake,
Leggett's Improved Wine Jelly.
G. 4. MUNSTER,
Telephone 554,
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NOTICE.


The Savannah Bondholders of the Georgia
Southern and Florida railroad who have signed
the agreement to deposit their bonds are re-
quested to do SO at once with the Southern
Bank at Savannah, Ca, together with 50 for
each bond to defray the necessary expenses Of
the committee and 81 IS to pay the express
charges on bonds to Baltimore when sent and
on certificates when they are returned to the
holders.here. Fl. P. SMART,
Chairman Committee q. S. & F. Bondholders.
SAVANNAH. GA, Nov. 10, 1899.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HEIDT's OIL PASTE BLEACHING

- A@CAAAS ~NOAAOES-
HEIDT's OIL PASTE BLEACHING
Gives the shoe an elegant polish, and it soften.
and preserves the leather. 1t does not caka ana
harden like n ost preparations OF the kind. AS
contains oils which do away with the pecassjtv
OF greasing the shoes during wet weather. IL.
fully equal TO the famous French Paste. and
10 cent boxes.
R. G. MCCALL,
Druggist and Pharmacies.
Corner Congress and Whitaker Streets.
Sole Proprietor.
DON'T LEAVE THOSE sPOTs
YOUR CLOTHING
When for twenty-five cents you can get l.rr.
bottle of
I'D RSIVE FLUID"
Which will remove instantsneously upon appli.
cation grease or stains from silk or voolan
goods without injury to the fabric, at
sOLOMONS & co.
163 Congress Street and 50 Bull Street.
ST. JOHNS RIVER IMPROVEMENT
JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Nov Is, 1892
Notice Is hereby given that the channel in thu
St Johns river. Florida, known as the ''cut.ofT,
between Fulton and New Berlin has been mar.
manently closed by submerged in dixie
]. H. BACON
Engineer in Charge
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CARD OF THANKS.
This being Thanksgiving week, we extend to
patronage extended to US in the past, and
especially since the destruction of our plant by
fire, and kindly beg continuance of their
favors. which shall have our best attention.
Respectfully.
SAVANNAH STEAM LAUNDRY,
THE LEADERS OF
FINE LAUNDRY WORK,
I3l CONGRESS STREET.
Telephone $50.
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NATIONAL ASSURED BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION.
The success of this Association has been such
that there has been placed with it certain funds
for investment which enables the Association TO
make a limited number OF loans upon approved
real estate security without delay TO the appli-
cants. w k. rHIGPEN. Manaper
Office No 1873 Bay Street.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-07-01
~Non.Rcsident Notice.

To Jennie X. Dennison, nonresident defendant,
You will take notice that ON the eth day Of
April, 1892, Ross r. Maths, trustee. and Ezra
!ippinc0tt, plaintiffs. hled their petition. In the
district court Of Webster county. Nebraska, 70.
RBa1ii !: Dennisop, Jennie 4. psnnison, Charles
the object and prayer Of which are 70 foreclose
9 certain trust deed made and executed on the
hrst day OF April, 1859, by BAIL r. Donnison
ana Jennie II. Dennts0n To Ross X. MATHS,
trustee, and 70 MS successor. in trust. which
trust deed conveyed to the said trustee the fol.
county and state Of Nebraska, towit: The
southeast quarter of section twenty eight (2s)
ln township two, north OF range ten O0,D west
OF the 9th principal meridian, which trust deed
was. given to secure q note for the sum VI el600.
made and executed by the said BAIL Il. Dcnni.
with said trust deed, due Ave years after the
date thereof, drawing interest ut the rate Of 6h
per cent. per annum. Default having been
made In the terms OF said trust deed the saIne
has become absolute and plaintiffs are entitled
TO . foreclosure thereof, and there Is now due
trust deed the sum 81 si716.6i, with Interest on
$500 from the frst day OF APRIL. 1902, together
with the further sum Of $50. o. for moneys I'D.
yanced III the redemption Of said premises and
Interest thereon from the 3lst day Of march. 1891.
And plaintiff, prays for a decree that an &C
defendents, that said sum with interest may DO
decreed to- be the first lien upon said premises
that upon the failure to pay the same by defendg
ants within . I'M TO be fixed by the court, that
said premises may be sold TO satisfy the amour.
10 found due, and for general eqlltabis relief
or before u hdsy the 10Th Gay Of July, 1909.
t7.tt &C. FLAMsBUn0,-
Attorney for plaintiffs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-07-01
MONTH,
ATTORNEY : At = LAW,
Red Cloud, Neb.
Moon Block.
High-bred Stallion

Tho high bred Morgan stallion, Black
Hawk Chief 4th, will make the season at
tho stable Of J. G. Holcomb on Elm
street, rear Of Holland house. He il Q
very stylish, snowy horse, and carries
more Morgan blood than any horse in the
state. Breed to good horses, raise good
colts and no longer complain Of low
prices.
PEDI0REE: Black Hawk chief 1 was
bred BY 3. q. Hitchcock Of valaja, Mimi,
sire Yesrnlys Black Hawk chief 8 by
Black Hawk chief 2 bred by Judge Prout
Of Salisbury, Vermont, he by Kills Black
Hawk BY 6herman's Morgan BY Justin
Morgan, the founder of the Morgan fam
lily. lst dam Lady Messenger; I'd by Young
Hamblet0nisu; ID dam by Bishop Hamble.
tonian; 4th dam the Prout nara BY Clifford
Morgan by Woodbury's morganAby Justin
morgan. It will be seen that Black Hswk
chief 4th traces back to Justin Morgan on
the sires side twice a. the Prout mare does
also, and carried the aambletonisn blood
represented bp Bishop's Hambletonian and
Young Hanblstonian Terms ON application
at above stable.
A. ARNESON, Owner
]. g, HoLCoNp, Manager
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-07-01
SIicrin's Sale.


Notice Ia hereby given that under and
by virtue OF an order Of sale issued from
the office Of q. B, Crone clerk of the dis
triot court Of the tenth Judicial district,
within and for Webster county, Nebraska,
upon q decree In an action pending there
In, wherein ZilphaS s. Hubbard is plaintiff
and against Henry McCormal, james Mo-
Cormal and Anna McCormal his wife,
Catherine Feltis, John Feltis.
Mary Mehuke, formerly Mary MoCormai
and Karl Mehuke, her husband, VIM, II.
Jackson, executor OF the last will
and testament Of Henry McCormsl,
deceased, and Haley brothers.
de'sndents, ! shall offer for sale at public
vendue to the highest bidder fer cash IN
hand at the east door of the court house.
at Red Cloud, In said Webster county, Ne.
braska, (that being the building wherein
the last term OF said court was holden)
ON the
6tl day or Junc. 1892,
at one O'Clock p. m. Of said Jay
the following described property
towit; The north half OF the north
west quarter and the southwest quarter
OF the northwest quarter aud lot three
(3) all in section eight (8,) township No.
n north, range nine west 9Th p m.
Given under my hand this eth day Of
May 1892.
The sale ON the above described prop
erty was continued TO the 18th day Of
July 1892 for want OF bidders.
<7-80d T GEo. e. Coos, Sheriff.
HALEY 4 BARKER, Pitts Atty.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-07-01

The following teachers have been
engaged for the Red Cloud schools the
coming year:
Geo. VI. Caster, Supt; Geo. Crisis
man, LIST assistant high school; Mrs.
II. j. Case I'd assistant high school,
Miss Matte Kelley principal lst ward,
MISS Flora Brown. Miss Mary Nye,
Miss Jessie Warren, Miss Nellie West,
Miss Lulu Warner, Miss Edith Ely,
Miss Carrie Trobee.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-07-01

The partnership heretofore existing between
J.. q. Gilbert, John Blaine and X. l.. Fawceit %
partners In lumber business In Cowles, Web.
eter county. nebraska, and known a. 'tC0wles
Lumber Company, I" Is this day dissolved by mu.
tnal consent. Notes and accounts due the arm
81 COwlts Lumber Company are
IN the hands Of John Blaine ut the bank OF
Cowles for collection, and he IL hereby author.
lied to settle ny the same.
JOHN BLAINE,
Y. l.. FAwCErr.
J.. y. GILBERT.