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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1882)
, - -1 -. -; 'fi -- Ae.i- -. , .,. fv'J. V W i S- -r L or fJ i 1? tf H -.N 'U fi ., Mm fTS j, S3. - l n - jU23& -J' i?-t - A-&C, :.tvt. -ea. T . j: "k c - - J V A-ri-tTS -; 'ar&kf 'SBai. t Jtezmz-iPP jftTTfr'v aa&afc-i Kaley Letson, (Sacctwors toHam'l Garlxr.) r m:i.Knti in . Dry Goods, tiSroeerieN,. llats, Cap, lioof. KIiocm, Clothing dfceB At LOWEST Prices. Oiir large stock of new Goods will be marked down low coki ass ss2 tcjot) az7 sibs-uks. KALET & LETSOU, red morn, - xkbilssta. SPECIAL BARGAINS?" nt I he Stoic of V.XFAYJIOUXE, bed cloud, - NEBRASKA. M A large -tork of Gcrmautown Wool, Zephyrs mid Stocking Yarn, always on hand. 'SUMMER DRESS GOODS, LAWNS AND PERCALES IX GREAT VARIETY. TOYS for the Children ami Every tiling el.se you need, at XEWIIOUSES Store. m, icK?i iriT 11 iuro . () JOJfXXOYES Wih.s to inform the ptiblii that, he his line h nrt'it.'uoil 10 do all uoik in prompt ly and in a Workman-liko manner. Horse-Shoeing AND PLOW WORK A SPECIALTY. Shop north of Mitehell tfc Morhart's Store, Rki0i.oim. Xkii. Samuel West, dkalkr in Tobacco. Cigars, CONFECTIONERY. CANNED FRUITS, FRESH FRUITS, CRACKERS, CHEESE, ORANGES, LEMONS, A"ND A KUI.L I.JNi: OK FANCY 6R6!Rg8. ALSO A HKST CI.ASS Ice Cream Parlor, Where yon can always pot n nice cHj-Ii of Ice Cream during the Season. A t-hnro of the public patronage is respect fully solicited. First door south of Mitchell & Morhart's. Red Ci.on - - Neiiuapka. DR. SHERER, Proprietor of the Gil Drag: Store. AJm DIALER IK Drugs- Medicine. Paints- Gils and Varnishes, A full .supply of LA-HCS. LAMP SHADES, WICKS, COMBS BRUSHES &G. ratronnsp foltcilctl nntl thankfully rewire. aV rrerrii'tions carefully roinpoundetTVt One door bouth of Garbcr's store,. BED CLOUD, NEB. (Successor to G.A. Brows.) DEA1.KK IN Parlor, Bedroom AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, 4 .. BRACKETS, CHROMOS, 1 t,l . Picture Frames, Mattresses, IJtc. 'o il!niC hand nod tTimn4 na short ..tre. lVi4ealownxia;ke Valley. Eefk&triBtNi&fvall k:4f loa rromn'ly and - .- Satisftwtry. J, Uimal JJobes uurnixlvcu at reasonable 55?-, rWDCDOUD, . rte&.. r - - KEB. Harness Shop, J. L MILLER. Kt-tf cofcftMtlf !wa aJUl LiM f HARNESS, COLLARS,- SADDLES HORSE-BLAJLETS, iVMirS, COMBS, BRUSHES. - HARNESS OIL, AH renlldng usually kept in a first- das siiop. 7CC4TH OF THE RANT. Vmlises, ----- SpSttMfVVaBBMBBaaaBBBtaTVjk THE CHIEF. LOCAL MATTERS. THURSDAY. JUNE 29. I8R2. Irrinl tU TtfuUrt tf Trtfs:' cs tfct 1.7. 3. 1, at liftCliil: naftward Faaftr Iearr, k.. T7 aa bv. ; p. ra Freltnt Inm. imin. Wfward Accnm. lave. .9-40 a.m. arrive.. .-10 p.m. KA8TKRK JITTBIOX. E.ftwarJ Paencr Ira. t:fl0a.te- " " armcf-. " Frrtrtit Imtm &-20p. as. . 4V a. as. trrirti -10-.1C p. Trains Daily except Sunday. A. Ckunti.u Awl Sip't- Lola of BoL it Shoes at J. G. POTTKU'e. Parasols and Fans at cost, at Mi.st.k Bun's Gii.t Encr Butter on Ice, at wm I . Clothing and Hats cheap-art J. G. Totter'. The Celebrated Aultman & Taylor Thresher for hale, by Sl'ANOGI.E Si Fl'NK. Larc assortment new Fruits, at Miner Duo's Boots t Shoes will he sold cheap for cash at, J. G. I'otterV. Kve pound good Japan Tea for $100, at Miner Rao's Ladies call on Mrs. Fowler for your Millinery goods. A splendid line of Prints, at J. G. Potter's Twelve pounds New York sliced apple for $1 K), at Miner Bro's. 1 A Rood eccond hand Minnesota Chief Thresher for Hale, by Si'anoci.k & Funk. Go to Mr.. Fowler's for the latest Ftylcs in Millinery. Seven pound good Green Coffee for 41 00, at Miner Buo's The best Header in the known world is for sale, by S. fc F. Miner Bro's will pay higher price for Butter and Eggs than any one in town. Improved farms and raw land for sale bv-SimpHon & Swccr.cy of Blue Hill Neb. Call and sec the stock and prices of Boots and Shoes before purchasing clscwhcro, at J. G. Potter's. Climax double geared, changeable speed mowers, at Spanogle &. Funk's. Cash for Eggs, Butter, Poultry, Rags and Old Iron, at the New Produce Store. 45-48 Three or four second hand Har vesters in good.eondition, at Spanooi.e fc Funl's. New goods constantly being received at the leading Millinery Store, one door north of the Bank. Now is the time, and at Spanogle fc Funk1 is tho place to buy tho best Harvesting Machinery in the market. Go to Mrs. Fowler's Millinery Store, one door north of Smith Bro's Bank, for the latest styles of Millinery goods. Ho! Hoi The Royal- St. John, Remington, and Singer Sewing Ma chines. Call and sec them, at Spanogle & Funk's. J. G. Potter has just received a large stock of dry goods which it will pay you to call and examine. Farmers if you want hay rakes to complete your happiness, Spanogle & Funk has a host of them of every description. Ifvouwish a rood nrtirlo. trv llin Red Cloud Mills. Patent Flour: also the Red Rose, which is tho best in the City for the price. The prospect for abundant crops is good throughout the entire Republi can valley, and in fact the whole state. and the agriculturalists arc conse quently happy. Ort Evans is preparing to tike a toad of passengers ttt Wells on the morning of the 4ih. He will have a ''good covered rig and can furnish transportation for about 16 persons. A postal card from E. L, Grubb. of Guide Rock, received jnst before going to press, sys that the- 4th will be celebrated fc that place. There will be a picnic- dinner and a dance m the evening. j A Mcintosh lias- cut 150 acre of grass each year for 3 years with his Jimpiro Mowor, and still it is able to cut twice as mntiv vr- vot withnut nreaicage. l he Empire is the . 1 ... X . . 7 " "w77 JJTAXOGkK it UNK IlOS thaU. Call'on Simpson & Swcczcy of BTuc Hill, Neb., and get terms and prices before buying Iandor making loan on your farm Farm loans- made by Sfmpson A Sweczey of Blue Hill Neb., easv terms and money in thujc days from appli cation. The B. & M. U. RM known as tnc "Burlington Route" otlcre special ad vantages to travelers.- 8K) thicr advcrtisement'in this papen. To Butter Makers. Wo sell Butter Tulis and AshtOn salt and pay the highest cash price for BiUtcr fc Eggs. 4,vtf ORMfrRY Sz DlCKEKSON. A SelifatM Krrtlty. Ladies prefer Florcston Colopic lc canse they find this lasting combina tion of exouisite nerftimns .-1 iloliihtrol novel tv. The Best Thins; Out. TRe Gasoline Stove for sale bv fitch,en,A.Mnrlnrt. i tli. Ut !;. for cookuig and'bAking in hot weatherf liiab JIHK r.VPr Ixwn innm ul a... Kuel, sac$time and doeenot heat up Ahsohltt!v nontTnTiVii-o CilH . -v.a.l If liMULfHfiHI lf SSIO 111 LAIitebell it Iforhnrt' Kunlnra c tnd examine the stove;. 4tf -m m i Wsf.le-MeiWnif:- . fpw that good times are agaln-wpoo us, it is wertKrpBipnibMrmT tiv nn one can. engeyjxtlie-'pleasantest sur ronndincs if inliaui liMlth ti.m -- 4iURdreds of miserable. Mople Hnc: Avruxilr liruat HIU1 IllKIHUiaBll MAnuith liver tljanej-wIiwaottleTof Parkers Ginger Tonic wftWMhei, more goou irwn.3n:uiemcdRe ifeer .. au K- SASWa tv - Charley That relurue4 from St. Joe Friday of tat week. The W. C. T. C. will mH at Mrs. Xoore' on Thursday next at 4 p. m. Ten per cent, discount on clothing from regular price, at Mixer Bao'g Mr. C. Montgomery's 'etable, near the depot, was Mowa down by hut -Monday's lorsr. The Red Cloud pott office will be closed on the 4th of July until 5 p. m. M. B. JIcNnT. The chimney were blown off the B. A M. eating house Iat Monday morning. The new school houne is nearly completed. It is a fine building, and a credit to the town. T)i editor acknowledges a pressing invitation to be present at the celebra Sion at Wells the coining 4lh, but owing to a "previous engagement" we reluctantly decline. Rev. C. W. Merrill of Lincoln will 1 1 reach at the Congregational church on Friday evening next, at 8 o'clock. Alo Rev. O. C. Todd will nreach next Sabbath, both morning and evening at same place. Guitcau will be hanged on Friday of this wek. He die just in time to miss the grand display of fireworks on the 4th, but it dosen't matter, he will probably be permitted to take part hi similar festivities where he has gone. Wc are in receipt of communica tion from the Wells neighborhood, but as the county Supt., has already writ ten up the crop prospects of that part of the county, and our correspondent's letter treats of the same subject, we leave it out. Mr. Charles Gather of Winchester. irginia, son of Mr. Win. Gather of Cathcrton, is visiting his friends in this county. He contemplates set tling in this county, if tho prospect suits him, and we have no doubt it will. Such sterling men are always welcome in our midst. Wc surrender a goodly share of our space this week to a report of the condition of the crops in the north west part of the county. That part can boast of some of tho best kept farms and most enterprising farmers in the whole country, as the condition of their crops the present season amply testifies. Last Monday morning this town was visited by one of the heaviest wind and rain storms that wo have witnessed in a long while. The rain fell in torrents, whilo the accompany ing wind plaj'ed havoc with out houses, trees and chimneys. The storm seems to have been confined to this immediate vicinity, as wc hear of no damage and very little ram in the surrounding country. The little children f Red Cloud propose to celebrate tho fourth day of July in honor of the Independence which they enjoy, also wishing to maintain the honor and good name as citizens of Red Cloud. AH the little children are cordially invited to attend and to bring their baskets well filled so all the visitors may fare sumptously. The precession will form on tho green in front of the school house, then march to the grove on Crooked Creek near Mr. Warner's. Martial music will accom pany them to the grove, exercises will be arranged and performed by the children, such as music, both vocal and instrumental, stumn snrorhn! toasts, Ac. By order of Committee. CommiMianars Proceedings. Red Cloud Ner., June I9th, 1882. Board met in regular session for equalization and other business. Present, Isaac May, Hugh Stevcn-1 son and J. E. Smith, commissioners, J. P. Buyha, clerk. The official bonds of the following appointed officers wero approval ; John Simpson, overseer R. D. No. 17. E. Tctcrs, " " fi Bemhard Kuhn, " " 26. E. K. Conrad was appointcfl over seer of R. D. No. 28 instead of Lewis Barr who declined the appointment The following accounts were audited ami allowed and warrants to be drawn on General fund for the same : M. L. Thomas, advt and print'g 65 00 A. J. Kenncy, 38 00 C. W. Springer, pub. pamphlet of instruction, 10 00 F. L. Ford, assessor Potsdam precinct, 71 go M. C. Jackson, assessor Pleasant Hill precinct, 54 02 RbBt. Harris,. aesor Batm pre- cctf 56 S. M. Jones, assessor Oak Grsek precinct. gg 3 EC B. Smith, assessop Bed. CIoodT precinct, 156 22 T. E." Kent. a.vnssnr O'arfioM precinct, 53 02 Isaac Fish, assessor Glenwood precinct, 51 gg Eugene Hunter assessor Inarale precinct, 57 5s R. A. Turner, assessor Line prc- cjnet, 3 04 Clias. Mallcy, assessor Stillwater precinct, 73 50 Lewis Barr, assessor Elm Creek precinct. 54 42 S. Van Dorcn. assessor Guide Rock precinct, 134 79 Frank R. Gump, J. P. poor bill. 1R 00 The following accounts were audi ted an'allowraeA warrants to be tkawa on-Countjc JaB-fand, for the Jones if fafjjee Eimber: C6. bridge materiaPR: D. No. 9, $177D Irs- lawwellf. Bridgr material S.A.NO. , If 80 Clerivcrssmtl to-netify E KclloggJ tmsrlmsies4l'iHAkie.en SaU r?"y, ' " ' . J meatim I4UISSMMMM aarama'BaaSraaBS. I 0 aV .' v j. . J ir ?. I t'AkSt .'jt t-i 'Wiv.-w . -. i. . t GRAND PROSPECTS. Th CrtM In flimnK an Hr ""F Prelnctf m 9n 4tnm 32nd iwt. The- Apprchlng Haw u , Fruits ana Flawars En. CiiiEr;" Strolling over the coun try and having some opportunity fo observe the successes and failures of the fanning community, wc vlifd several farms to obtain information reacting the growing crorn, with a view of giving the results of our oler vations for publication. The rroj are almost without excep tion unusually good at this time of the year. Wheat, oats, rye, and lr ley are tho staple grains and such a growth was probably never witnessed in this county Wore. Corn, tbon-b backward on account of ihn -nM weather of the spring is now coming forward rapidly. The report which j;nc in wic several larins below are by no mean exceptional cae, for all about their farms are others equally as good in many respect", and may in some instances be much better. Prob ably one of the beat managed farm in Wcltcr county is that belonging to Mk. Wm. E. Tiioiine. He lives upon see. f,, town 4 north range II west. He own- .1 section and a quarter of land and has much of it under cultivation. We found him in his garden at work anion? his hhrubherv. He lives in a m.it (-mn. modioiis home, and has almut him sheds and granaries that rexeinblc a mall western village. Mr. Thorite allows no machinery to stand out, ex posed to the sun and rain, having am ple cover for it all. His buildings are surrounded by a grove of forest trees consisting of cottonwood, soft-maple, box-alder, ash, honey-locust and wal nut. These are from four to five years old and are growing well this season. Within the enclosure made by these trees, we saw hemlock, spruce, pine, mulberry and ratalpa, one of the last named, a very line tree, is in hlosoui. Small fruits are growing plentifully about, while the orchard is very prom ising. Thero are 40 apple trees, 32 peach, 30 plum, 125 cherry and some of them arc bearing fruit. He also has some rare ilowers which add much to the beauty of the surround ings. His walnut and ash trees have made a growth of two feet this year, and his sott-maplcs arc a decided suc cess. Mr. Thorno does not trim hi.s cottonwood trees nor stop their growth by plowing among them deep, or cloe to the trunk. He has growing upon his land planted by himself the following crops: Corn, 85 acre?. Barley, 30 acres, Oats, 35 acres, Millet, 15 acres, Potatoes, 1 acre and artichokes 7 acre-'. He has rented Wheat, 158 acres. Corn, 100 acres, Barley, 137 acres, Oats 5 acres. These crops are all ery rank in growth and present a very Haltering prospect for a bounti- lul harvest. Mr. Thorite has 100 acres fenced for a pasture and has a hen! of 120 head of cattle, looking well. Hii corral is upon the banks of tho Little Blue, where water and shade are sufficient. He grinds his feed in a Little Giant corn mill, and all his stock arc well cared for summer and winter. Two work teams do his labor, and he is never idle, nor found wasting time. He has borrowed moncv, but by a judicious use of it, has been able al ways to pay his bills with interest as fast as they become due. He believes in ilrrp fall plowing and thoroughness in every thing, and hence he is a suc cessful farmer. Near by on sec. 5, lives his father, Mr. W. B. Thorne, Who has a fine farm, but havinc rent ed it until this year, he has not made so much improvement upon it as he otherwise could have done. He has a two story house neatly furnished, and a granary !Sx24, two stories high containing 12 bins. A very fine young orchard consisting of 100 apple trees, 100 peach trees, three years old, and some of them bearing, crab apple ana pear irecs. we nas 2000 very nice black walnuts one year old, be sides other trees and small fruits. He has GO acres of pasture, and the rest of the quarter on which he lives is sown to wheat, barley and corn, and a description of one farmer's crop in this vicinity is with few exception, a description of all. 3Ir. Thorne is un able on account of lameness, to labor much himself, but he oversees the work in such a manner that his por tion of the "Great American Desert" will blossom like the rose. South of this on section 8 is the farm of Me. Norman Springer. MicSpringcr cai to this ennntv about nine years ago from Wisconsin, navmg dui limited means, but domm. sed of indomitable enercy he has suc ceeded, in Tasking for himself and family a comfortable home, and lay ing the foundations for a beautiful farm. He has a grove of cottonwood and walnut trees which have made very rapid growth. His walnut trees are eight years old and filled with walnut-, They have grown from one - . Ieet lUl3 year. Within and outside the space enclosed by the grove he has an orchard of appicirees. J hose on the north side of the wind break are makim? the best growth. His apple, pear, clierry, peach and plum trees are doing well. Jiis shruttiery and small fruits axe salendid. Rpherries bv the bushel are on his-stalks, strawberries with a growth of caeaad half feet in height, andaprofusjn of berries, currants of utnerest varieties including themoaa- uuatomraat of sua, tree reseeWrrW amii oek fhuav .too nawwmt in ; irp-. beana thi rear. He - p4ail. a large iua- ', ef.eft SMjfeL ohesMut, Mckery, hazel and butternut all of which promts? to be a surer. Hn hx 35 acre of wheat vtry heary, 20 rrr of barley, prohs&y with on except km the hoariest piece m the cotmtr, b- . " ones own teams lor then bo inom teams the quality of his team and how to care for it. He ha ouite a curioitv in a nog which nas uve wCH ilercloped feet. Mr. Springer and 3Ir. Tlionie t l.t. .. 1 .i.. , , T t , r ... .....v. uvit iuui UAi t-uvcr Call I" 1 made a succe in Wcbter nmnlrj a specimen broucht front Mr. S.'i farm is nearly two feet high. Mr. rf. infends to build a new house this fall, and surround it nith a growth that hall fee at once ornamen tal and ucful. Other farmers in the vicinity have equally as good crop. J. Toolhaere with a wheat field ouc mile Ion?. Mr. Graves with ocr CO acrr-j of rye now ready for harve-t, K. W. Tuttle with 125 acres of whfttt, NeHOtl Hart let! one of our very also has 125 acres of wheat, IkUIhs 3 large acreage in other crop, all looking finely. Time and p.tcc forbid tw to be more particular here, and wc drive to WnEAT!-ANi olserving the same --....,. .... .....,.v. 1 lcautiful proect alou the way. On the way we came to a tine large farm house with neat Isiildings for ma chinery and stoe'k, and find Mu. B. C. Bi-ut managing the affairs around' this homestead. Mr. Burt has been here four years and has 70 acres of wheat, 15 acres of oat., 40 acres of corn, with 3000 forest trees about his farm. He is a suecesful furnier and believes in the country. Mr. E. S. Doyle lives near by and though he has not so large an acreage as many others, yet Ins crops arc something worth taking a long drive to see. He has 10 acres of wheat, and alout 30 acres of barley. Such barlev wo never aw grow out of the ground before, very thick, it stands fully up under a man's arms, large heavy heads, it promise, if nothing happens to injure it, a re markable yield. He ha 40 acres of com, and quite a large orchard, hav ing several varieties that aro bearing. Mr. Doyle has learned from experi ence that it pays to do farm work well and ho proposes hereafter to plow deep and cultivate thoroughly if he does not work so much land w others. He will sow a large field of rye thh fall and buy young calves to p.tturc it this winter. We hope to hear that the labor of his hands has been abundant ly rewarded. Another enterprising young fanner in the vicinity is Mu. Wm. II. Patterson, who came here from Ohio five years ago and he thoroughly believes in the success of the country and we fhould judge from his crops and feiirroundingx he has reason for such a belief. In tree culture he takes a prominent place among our farmers. He ha every kind of a tree that grows east or west, from a blackberry to a persim on, counting hi- fore-t trce by thou sands. Peach and plum trees, three years old, bear fruit thii season, while other orchard trees arc growing finely. He has 50 acres of wheat, 10 acres of oats, three and a half feet high and not headed out, SO acres of corn and S acres of millet besides smaller vrn. He worki five horses, plows deep, and never fails to get a crop. Among others aro Mr Frank Wheat and his brother Charles from Rock ford. Ills., who have a good farm and every pnvpect for a bountiful crop. 3Ir. Wheat has repaired the dam ages upon his house caused by light ning several weeks ago, and now is in the corn field helping the sun to bring his large field of corn to perfection. Should Providence smile on this community this season and bless the farmer abundantly in bin crops a more thankful people will not be found, and we have evcrv reason to believe that such will be the case. The weather ban continued favora ble and the prospects are even better notr than they were a week ago when the above article was written. Et. a m A thing of beauty is a joy forever. The working of the Marsh Decring Twine Binder is indeed beautiful. Therefore to secure joy in this world, buy a Marsh Binder to harvest your grain with. You will !e happy the rest of your days, and your children. aj-e; even your grandchildren, will bless your noble deed. Spanogle A Funk ha them. Peet Offlet Reejutetiens. The rate charged for boxes is al ways fixed by the Department. No box shall be assigned to the use of any person until the rent thereof shall Ik: paid one quarter in advance. A per son renting a box is entitled to have only the mail for his family put into it. Each box must le restricted to the tweofone family, firm, or corpo ration. In every ca.-e thi r.tfiii.tr shall give a receipt for money received-for box-rent. Any deviation from these regula tion.? should be promptly reported to the First Assistant FostrawKcr Gen eral, Washington, Vl C. iLRMcNnrT, P. M. SpanoRie V Funk: are in the field with a full liwe of Harvesting Machin ery, including th-Marsh Twine Bin der, Wire Binders, Jakndolph-Headers, Marsh Harvester, Combined Reapers and Mowers, Table Sake and Drop pers, the xipire, the Gibs aad the Iron kin; Mowers, Serolriax and Snltrv TTa- a?alr -.J .L-. T-t a-M '. . "! v ccieanatecii -joaliaary wagoa bL 9cmcn cajfj awdaetatem'bctbrebByiW. -w. ii'Kvery thick ani tall, 40 acres of j & fc4 b.vJ jirwTV lYr J.i," K ct.ru, 10 Acre of oau, besides potatort. lmz- l c..,m. u tcxwtnt, beans and vegetable. I H"4 X. , i u tra !a rt ... j. . , . tfllw. U aiajftr tike MIm H lie lias live nor, haturg ra?ttj t tu mum tn . 4 them all on the farm but one nWArdif Miev that it py- u raue and tram llVVZtg1 f ffera -...- ordieerr wrc b.4. ibr-M ati?l:icUoJ, 7P- -tf Final Preef Metfeea. li Qk al ll-rlt V JmtK . HC V.1m Ii Vn.1. ... Ik.. ... CKI. a4tUr ,. 4i4fttS of at !iUm akara b aak aaa A.a& . a . f aaal - 1 - .' -- m w -" t- -- La4 0fat Blnatt4ta NV.3lar ii, Ji, Ntk t BrVr Uat ta (Wll Biaini iUt iv !J aUr ku niuiWi i . la.k.l..! .nm.t . .a .t.i-t- i J ZY.' 5.7STwfc 01 .( lJ,,,rt. js'"1"? NV- , Krl Q4 Jtik. n 5u.rl., j.1, j. je ,U. )! I UkA.!.. IId t!r X.23U for f La M ! ra llw II axasr ii fUk3 ta ta pra aU rotiaaa riJrf 4 rltiti i n4 U4. t !. ila.Mfu CTkfii JpTa. NU rlrK iJ Cariaua rilMa.aUllUiltl Nr. JaaUaaa S.U.3t ITXER. Kif-. Laa4O0atHlMr(1aN.faj 2L ti Ntc l smVjr ! lk Mlls- BeJ 'tlrrKi trrJalUf aa IcUalUa ! ailt ftaal rrof la Mort f kit tl mim, 4 lht iJ prvt UI k4 Wfr lrk t tHitnrt t mrt Wtk! (V..t. V.i. n.tur. Jaj Jtlj lt IS2. Tit; .... .. Jo" MIrjtc. race ll II atu lit ftifowte it o rro hi ooeticattt trtltt ii x.i rnttWuioa ( mM IasJ. tu WUIUat IUI rnk Trt3t. alt (J.r4 Clw, I, V.b, tt&. iicnrr J. Xnnr. Wilii l'rr jJ nvrr,fn! frmi'"'1"-' a.n.aiu.Kiin Ut. Notice. Tht Si.tr of N.liMik a. 1 WVtr CouBij. 1 , , .. T aey Couttl f Mil Cosntr: laa ar hrrrhj fotnmJfsI t fumnoB Alrnn,,f.- HrJJla at k4 Cobt aalMaUaaJ lira Crrrk prrrinfi. u atrr J-fofr m CorrJon lw. Julir J t Ur rouutr.on thcri.lay of Jaar lC t $ o'rltKk In lh forcnmin of ulj day tu .aafr ( la aclloa A brain TlIU. f..f a ilraiaai Jo Sim on trvllnt plowt fit fAi0) Jbllar tul intr'nt lbrron for oar ytr aal 10 ttd niair oa babdrvltht t'Aii JoiUr. ttarwhla bill ami Intrmt tbrro fortbr yrr. ao-l ci oflhutuit. Yoa ill mak'tarlirtt f ikU mm on lb lllb Ja of Jhj lv. WIto ay ho.l thU:;tb ly of Var Js. Vt C. Cinw. JuitU of tb I'cw. ?mith Hnithet- annouure till an other important rttlmiion in rate if interest on tiim Iun Stmipht wmr j-r rvf aiHtuul int-rrt, ('nil at the Ujnk and Icac our application. -totf. $5(7,000 To Loan On Real I-tnt security, at 9 per cent., annual interest. No comnii sion-. at The Wetister County Hank, Red Cloud. " 10-tf TAKE NOTICE. I hare purchased the fractional J rr of land laying between Peter MeXittV nud.tho river. And tho public h hereby notified-not to cut any timber 011' the same. M. II. McNtrr. FOR SALE. 500 Town Lou In led Ctao. latrcretf Faflas, 7alublt SeUl Frcptrty, Larct XiTenrasi Pfiii Sara. PHeat riMiif terns to salt- purcha:er. Call ca cr d- arc W. a. 5T30SK, iO-tf EedClwd, Keb. 7 Per Cent. Money to Loan ! Jloney to prove uti with n final ro cript, or on deeded land at 7 per crnt., and 1-02 per cent. otnini-sion, or at straight y per cent Mo rniniiu-ioii. Jvo. It it.trir. Oftlcff next I(Mr to Chief oII'mv. 30ft 125 Aasortsd Needles for 25 Cents. From the large-' darner to the rinalle-t Cambric. Made of the finest Silver Spring Steel, very elm-tie 111 temper, will itand all kimN of dewing. Sati-fartion guaranteed or monry re funded. Send 2S"etV, in enh fr pm tage Mamp- and get a paekag;. To iKLVSin PKUKiN-.t Mmm:i.n. Red Cloud. Nebraska. l.V.i:i of fi!Mhtisa of Co-Firtamh !? Notice U hereby pren thwt the linn of Ihlcy ct Perktn of H'til Cloud, Nebraska, i this day di ohrd bv mu tual consent, S. Re-ley ai-uining all liabilities of the firm of Reley t Perkttm and entitled to all the cmlit of said linn. All parties oaring aid firm bv nrte or account will ploa-e call and efth tho name with S. W. Uelev at the old mwi'l. S. V. Iwi.kv, 7-wA K. M. PniviN-. Dated June C7, 1582. NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons know ing thcmelvcs to be indebted to, or holding claim again-1 tho firm of Mitchell it Morhart or Robert Mitch ell, deceased, will plca.e call on R. It. Fulton within the next ten days and adjust the jame, a it can be more atisfactorily done now, than when in the hands of (he Court. Mrrritr.t.i. fe MoRUAirr. Money To Loan On Real Estate, in WVlwler nm! ad joining counties at the very bet rate-. 11 win pay every larmer who tiunk- ot Iwrrowiitg money, to toe me Itefore making arrangemcnLs witli any other party. No c.Tpenc to the borrower no tedious dclav no deahnt with en.tj.m partiw no application fee, lonus or commission no fee for making or recording pajers or taking acknowl edgement. no advance or semi-annual interest, and no interest until money is actually in hand. Call upon or address R. A. Stnr?rJV. 38tf Loan Broker. Blue Hill. Neb. I0IKI TOJXA&SU. Katiet If am circa, t&atl will asaailM a2I rroM b aay tr ta efr taaulra eaawei lor taavaaat of ta primtrf r cfmmom ackaatf tf Wfctr coctr. at K4 Clo4 ea tta Ittt Patarda (a Uwa s atkj el rbrary. Mmt Aifail aid Svitmhmrt At S!nHUl oa th am gafaHar ia tar eatkf 'aaaarr. Ami Jalr xm4 or. At OaUa Rock oa taeairft talarlr la la aasuu at Xarra. Jaa. Sansbrr aaiJ lrrnchrr. aaaBtaaUa ts C9aiatea ataik a. a. Caraatai W. rrtri. Ceaatratriatcaatt of I'aWlff Jartrartkc. Guide Rock House, J.Ii.SAMXtPrfpr, GUIDE ROCK, NEBRASKA. Thb JIone h3S jut lecn refitted and newly funtMhrd ihroagbotit. GOOD SAMPLE ROOM , for the accnmtuudaUon of cossmerrlal men. tHttf b. XiOssmo. Gallery, RBX' CLOUD, .XB; s insrf,L d... 1.1 , t GIVE HIM A CALL Beslet & Persons, ti Jt tf mt'A v v QwvrS? a a a ix a m i - vj v Red Cloudy -PUMPS? AND WINDMILLS A SPIiCIALI V AH wort UESLF.YJfc PKRK1NS, Chicago Lumber Yard; Red Cloud. Nebraska. i ' I I YARD SOUTH OF HAMYtON lU AOKSMITH -HOP. o.V MA IS T Kcfp contnntly on band an 3,vtmmt i.f Utmir. IiK, ttfeMt J t Wtiuluna, jiir, Hair. fYmtt lJtrr ?'iiW!n,r ISar r.u ii.. ku " PL ATT & FRKKS, Proprietors. Jones Magee Lumber Co. DEAL EHS IX LUMBER. LATH, SHINOLUS, &ASU, DwOIW. 11 INPS, A. H- RED CLOUD - NEBRASKA DRY LUMBER A SPECIALTY, THK IlT IN TICK MAKKKT ANl bOLD AT THK Low tea PKtCP- GO To W.f BR0BY'S Staple Fancy Groceries -THK T0BAC5I3'D ft CHBA!R IN TOWN A IX) Choice Nuts. Fruits. 6l Confections. rFreh FruiUi and VcKctabls Sold Davis Sewing Machine; -SOLI) II Y MITCHELL A IHORHART, Red Cloud, - - INobrnsku. Til K BEST M ArilT.VE IN INE. 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