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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (July 25, 1874)
3& " -.j&Zki. I jS J' " " " r " -- - r . - ir- -itn ' JF "7' ! I "T -t 1 v --" r -N - s Wg ill '''I s i THE RED CLOUO CHIEF. RED CLOUD, XKBilASKA. L07L JIATTKKS. Xtttcz in !h r.'.l,, i i .... .. r .-.. . "' 'I i 7 ll . Itlll' Oilicial Direct orv. G. W. llie and wife, oCPIfc west par: of the county called Thursday. Come aijaiu wheii you are in town. Il-irney Swift, is wHin? a great deal of Ju.uher notwithstanding tl.e hard time?. JIc has j.u' j rice3 down to the b- J ;yck. Th Ofte thir.c of all others to I A postofEec has beea established five or six miles north of Batio. M. Wilaou ha been appointed postmaster and the office is to be known at Clo verton. Now 3lr. WiUoi? vre siigpcit that you raise a biq list for Tiir. ClIlEP. -Wc learn that a town site will i. i.:j i mk -. mn,.'- .,... .:,.. :. .i.. : i ruuu ia,u oat wmewnere near the - i - --. - - . , H IIIUII Jill'''! II 1 - T( I lll I 1 B F 11 - .-. .v . .a., ju J crt ,,,,,'l'lc. Omaha. 1-. S. .nMf.r. LXKcUTIVL -- K. 7. I Il cion that a horse thief is aroand. Monday niht just about two o'clock Mark Warner was roused by the re port that a .-jan of horfCd had jim been stolen from a party near town. It took .Mark just three second to Lrtur Tr.........:tt.. . J. J.Jr. " I :.'". v "" '"" I '," Vcit";,. i.,;.. c'r.:7.?,,:-,Kf farmed booted and r,urrd. ,! I ' "Cj5l:SS:: RVK i 0,f l,,e- wcnl to hav the !,, and J ' JI ilcK-uiio. Lii.cIi,.Sui.. l'ul. Iatr.i". I lierhaps the blood of the thmvp.. Tf, , --.w.vu. fcw I JL'DICJAKY. SanMl' ,',k'.';'n. Cliiff JlHir.. tU J .Maxwell, l'lnteiaouth A'iato Ju. WUiiSrtMl COUNTY r II. Jtmct, . . 'Iiilley,. S. K,,ty. (J- '. Mimi. ;I . llHrily. ) " .u- i!all. ' .MllttlM..... I Ojuiily Hcrk. 7r.iiirr. I'r'(jjt J mlr. sheriff. .S-hnil uii'j. ' ninT I '-.oiintj uftjir t Hiirroundmg country was carefully searched and the horsed found in a cornfield a few rods irotn town. Itcv S. G. Clark has been hold ing meetings every night during tho wc-k under th- tent The attendance has Un very fail considering the sea son of the i car He has been agisted central j-ait of the oounly. "Ve boss" ejects to be gone next week, and any one wishing to take advantage of our absence by calling and renewing a tubscription, can do so with the "boys" io the office, who will give proper receipts and credits. The County Commissioners will hold another meeting on August 5th. The grasshoppers are at work on Klin Creek, and other portions of the eovnty. Our new postoffice is nearly fin ished and wi 1 be fixed up in better ttyle than any office west of Lincoln. I'otncroy's Democrat pays us it- Hon. il. S. Kaley, a nwiubcr of the BjarJ of Trustee of the Stttc Normal School reports th the pru pectaof that institution are improving that tlt attendance is constantly in creasing and that it has become an honor to tho State that support it. Jir. Kaley an efficient worker in the cau of education, and has materially aided in raising the taudarJ cf the Normal School. CHAS. R. JONES' CASH PRICE LIST. Hsiiee to Teacisn. Notice is hereby given. That I will examine all per:?on who maydesireto offer themselves as candidates for teachers of the primary or common Fehools of the county, at my office in Ked Cloud, on the first Saturday off August, ..Noveinlier, February and On and after May 3th, I will sell goods at the following prices for CASH : Two American ' Tffsiaza.xiraecs. , .1 --."h 'rxizrBi.t P-- fcr ',.- Hjll'f-J T.rt'j I'f, Sr4?r -ill.- li.UIr 1 1 1 t 9rr .Tr.y art fnf:ritc I 'wrt- .. i . v I .VrW carrt off the mw rir.l ll . ar i ty- Ai1 vr 1 ,r" i tf -Mia sa shillin; tEs'hly "crial ft bri li-t) .f l May. il. S. Kai.iv, Co Superintendent. fU, vric C'luntj Coioiiiie-iuncri'. .ir--ic:: W2;C hzvltz. iie Punt t)JIBO w ,11.1m. 0pcn on buii iys truiii 1! M to 1 m., and I nun y y tKi y ,. M for ,,,c j,ur. o-e of retiHttniiK lett.-ra. TImtc uill II fit ,..er3 tet'isturetj the morniu by G. A. Taylor. As mentioned last weekly visit and is very acceptable, WASTSD. iIJen Siar Rour. brt. "? :t! Cream of the ViUry. " -llrtl Kio Coffee "H i.r f,t St.iniarJ "A' sugar. 7JJ tt- for Kxtra C White " 6 " . Bro n S-JKir " 11 " . liet syrup, per g i! , i .. .. K'-xl Hci-t Vinr Cut Tobacco. jrr ft .1o! " " Pink'. 1 Siuukia? In 'line ralio Choice Japan Tea, I er tb Uk "u.ail lei .-(. .M H M. N i it, I'. M. 'iri urn tiiicix-roitv. K. cnritiMi ifr-i. r-.... .. ---..... ...... nn. JlKH.v, r.itor. rfurvn-es each al tcrnute Sabbath at I a. ji, 'ONGltKtJ.VTI0VLI.ST CHURCH ili:v. A. .Max km., IVtor. Serv-J-eseach alternate Sal.bith at lt iLtPTLST rururii -kev. Tim II.ua, I'aMor. S.tvko rwry ''juuJi feai,ath nt 7 l- M ?-MlT!i Sfinioi. e'l.'re S.-iU.-.il. uioritui; at i A. m. J. I. I'onhll, Supf. I'rajci nu-ctiiipSabhath and Thin d.iy evening. AH held at the seh...l houveju.t noithnf town, "iCK' K.'K' ' ICE' K'K' ICE ' ICE! Good clear ice on hand and fur mIc Sl ww. Aeiss . I nee one cent per pound. week .Mr. Clark is traveling under the auj-picea of the American Home Mia M'onary Society, and the mode of trav eling and (rrymg hi- own "mcelmf hou-e" i- as popular as it is novel. - The huge hall ou which we tread move, live, and have our Uglily being notwithstanding its course on political subjects. It is consistent, however, and we wish that every mau who really desires to bee Democracy as it is, to read the Democrat. A L. Burton and Frank Borin irave u-, a call tlm morning. They are At the Saw 31 HI in Red Cloud. .,ikj1 fppt oflog, eottonwood or elm, 17 feet in length. , 3 3w WANTED. (im1 J.iac Tea, per ft " Wk-V " " ll" Chore Y. II. " " lnv IioaJ " " IW .Milium 1 (' Chnirc Iuiprroal " ! .ml " Vn.'ir. 1't al. !- Oil. U- PieVM PurkprrR) lUrun . y:U. rate. jer Ji r. cn . 1 f . $ . ... ir- as attrition tul tnrietj vf "..niest ltJtta Ija wes-lrrful hillm. worth. N 'thtn mh fcc ts.re "trriftf ihn thees;. full -f 6rr-i stiJ .f"r h- hr-i arl kt.i ar wa-ifevt .tha'r'j rtt.ltc i xfr int t It ace .'tyi :-ctj ri(ibal rtirlr. - rtill.T l D: ir w talch Iff rh. f,.r t. i Ml all r- ett?prt." t Nt ulilj l :t .rC tht 5sTlS.ett MctMy i erlj tfei Kuh-fc .ta3imr, bj it 4j "T.f brtfthe me-Ali M li'hllvt ' IcthenJeri tntynl inntie tcel ! lrneef lit ilia-'r-0li .f AmertCAii Ihfmi-. 2i j it ha- nc er been e rn -vprrMwh'. much !r. Jli j rxocllrd. Ir h A Hrrr t 4e 4 ttc :i .-retrr unVj i u . tuulli Mf any ..the i.f the.-Uniirl Aiaeric-tr. Mnthli fe :W)&.eF ieJtiw?.,- oW owl, .-f af i.U Twenty toattj next week to assist in putting in the dam, at Bed ,($oud Mills. J Q PorTBB. 3 Iw This is only a partial list. By calling you will find everything in stock proportionately low. v r -t i v ci i Ktt t 'K ':: it r- tn j -. . . -. , ,i i u tt if u4 .i-i.f,i. 1IJ ! J" lt , ' - " I 41 B 1 lnli:rn.rychMeter. oJ .d the br.lSUw 1 ' n " ?H' 'i,r-,'l l impo"!! '-, tf.kU U JX ltlttUtt anilabilitj tit llltwf.! Jttr.atnU. il pa-d through the tail of the comet, ,roul l'e t part of the county, and a few days bince, at least the astrouo- mcrs -.aiJ it wa going to. and wc haven't the least su-picion that they would lie about so trivial a circum stance. The tail aforesaid is coaipoed of a fino bilky subatanco, about a thousand limes lighter than air, each particular thread of which is ten iliou-aud million of miles iu length and jut one-tenth as big as a spider's webb. Call at this office and examine .-jiLCimen copies uuly &2.W pjr year. - Ed. Smith ha"-just put in a stock of cigars, canned iruits, etc., all of which ran be bought at the Billiard Hall. A great nnny people don't know th it they do an thing out of the way by cuumig into our olhce and picking up copy, proof -beet, and even letters and reading the.-auie. Tins is an an noyunce, to put it in its mildest form, and we rnpie-t its di-cuntiiiuaucc. Al-o that vi-itois keep away from the racks. We ate ulwuyi glad to see call ers, but mutask them to Use a little report the wheat crop as being very good. Corn looks well considering the dry weather. Mr Burton has taught during the season in "District So. M, where there is a good school house GUISE EOOZ ITSITS. Stephen Bnylcss has bought King's Drug Store at Guide Uock, and will continue the buoines at tho same place. We are infonned that tho pros pect of Guide Hock are "looming up" nA ifin ,. :u i -j ii Rnv a n nt i -it i i l"v,u "'" cousiuerauie itev. S. G. Clark will probably .,.;i.i: ,, : r.n lof,. 1?-1 IV I .. ..!. ' , .. w.u wuiiug ion w. ... viuuu vu .'lunuay, anu pro- Call and Examine Stock and Pritct At My New Store Building 2nd Door North of Post Office. Juniata Avenue, JUNIATA. - - NKBIIASKA. j enj-.v ati e-iHi! irr rn.men r " t it V ? .! J blinaktnc It tlte ),rt u.Axtin ic thr w.rM. j ,s o.i . ,. , . !! 'it. .! oi wnior. tNey i avc r.fter ..r m itwect lt ' -,! . ",H( ni ..Au.n.1.1,., ,.,n..,ibrl..aarlw. ?? ,Z .- S. ZZSK ! the May n I June nuu.ir-, fr-ratlr i, ' xauitwu.! . , .-. -.-a ".t JueJ, tiJ uk fur them oni14ii rxu.itvAtun ami a careful eomirfon o! tteir airlu nK theuf t.lher maratine. and thry rmrw their lce t . he public, u irTe for till hither eio lleijre in the lut re. A cidi lrrt,lc Jriitn a rcbtl .r.. - irr fmui (.. tmwtrf? tft im rtulaoU jri jj .m ...ti jiai i'u .m, uiri ," , , , . nfHl -4 iHJtH-.l U rut -. "H miini iwti r m.i xu.in jf J'.llJ.lKll I in KnUn.i A r St. .NitUU.. -enbnr, i rw ' a, ' 1H"- " ' l " SB- " u '' Miiii..f,n ... i i ,. . " ,N,, ! -ml . it n J turn jii aw .Mutauticf r l.y, j ,,. nr ,.,u,h. ,nnt,tmu,. h m-- a.. j -,?. vlirL'l I iriniiir to secure an clitit'r. f hrre tkuu. r- lw t'leam at G.-o. Z-i.-o neail discretion while about the office, 'iei alteinouii )Ei; by C'tudics, the bel and fmiest t'jn, ut (m-o Z.-i ' in - The dry weather ha- injured the corn -rop to such an extern that it i learcd the yield will be reduced to had fir in ,.tk l.b !.. .1... ..i1 ... . , r ., , , , t v" M '""" -'i, ui i.i-t year. : 1.4TA-T ' i'iiiij arrants wanicii it ,, ,,,.i ... ,i. . o. . i j "& """"""i, in me oiaie nas give WlU.co.V- en cced to Franklin county where ho will hold a series of meetings, and then proceed to the counties to the west ward. Mr. Ciark is au energetic preacher, and works much good in the -ecUons through which he pas-es. Kr.U; ll..!. l.i , ...uiviiii, iiaiijij, t-urnas ana other counties will b vi-ifed by him during the season. If anybody thinks the weather is nt hot let him consult the thermometer-only 10. yesterday iu the ihade. -The people of Guide Hock wero to have a lively time last night, with ice cream and other "incidentals." It wai our intention to put in an appear ance, but tho fearful heat of the after noon nude us afraid to venture out. The frame for Estell's hou-e was raised yesterday. It will present a neat appearance when finished. A Garber K-q , is doing a heavy business in the General Meielundi-e line. Guide Rock can offer a9 good inducements to the home trade a any point in the country. Red Cloud Retail Market. KIRfcKCTril KM.V hi OlKllKR OJM-1NY 7- .." 7 D. Health ! ! Crushed Suear, for a dollar A ( oflee Suirar C Coffee Sugar Yellow Coffee Sugar.. O.irk Brown Sugar... -Choice Uio Coffee Gun powder Tea per lb Young Hy-on Smoked Side 3Ieat. Smoked Shoulders-Imperial Kloii r. .Meridian ... o ytti a IS O 1 00 '() ..l.(M .. II l-'i ?aviouniBonev'the " "'"' iM, V7JX ! .7AH ! ON HIaH P3I3SS, Bidodofthn Nebraska rJ.LW. .nH I . .. I . II WMW . i. ii mui e(ni iii not prove au entire iailuri' Ed. Kelloge, and his mother K. I'. Kellogg will leave on Monday for ubome Jitile- ezpwkawe j.withj.tboj Uuioi l bo absent some moothi. pv..T. rn -examination in the evening. The closing exercises were well attended an 1 were creditable to Geo. W Kobeits, of the State do A.XXX. ILbron .. lied Mannels. White do Twilled do Brown Shirting ..M(",l 3,1 ... I.jO?-JU l . I ) E. 1 1 4((tf,G0 .... tj(iuG(t r 0' F . ; i ci i s SUSPENSION OF BUSINESS. JUYKUYTHI.X. c. o. The Climate Impairs Our 4 Lbs., Minu3 2 Ounces, Best RIO COFFEE for $1 00. or 4 Pairs Grangers Socks for 23 cents. Jfow in Your Time to Bl'Y lllKAP! ui:kfzi; aco., iua ciomi, n HARDWARE! I would call th -ittetition of the Farmers of Web-tor and adjoining ccuuties to the fact that I hae ou hind a good a-sortment cf atnl oi ihe rlr-t lounJ tvlumo bcu viuilr teb with hi Hit rmt The nu'eo -t NiH.lnj i, ,h sutj ha brrn eeli imrr remrkMr ik.n tk., .. j Srril.net .Munthly. It I. frurwuael u, , an i.let.l rrfvOt .Maannr f..r ohil.lrrt. " .r. i. ,. t.c ea.r Wllh tUr ,., ,., j .j; -;;-:,;: rl:,.;-t.r lr rl.ililren. it ha hem fouml ! -. ... .i,r- J fhi.i4 ..1. a tin interr! fr ron ii.rra.lrr. . wrll. ! Ihe intlueii, nf thP feriwlual ,t the .Uj CJU carcel he rlitmtrl. et evially u,.v,0 the ri'ini: eneraf, n parent jd-I tether r"ii'" j.TitI c .n-Iur.-rn.t t tin. Influ ! i nee. hi CJrnlr in relatli.n to the chrae (rr of the literature furnuhel t the ehllilren iutnli of their x-hoo. (. n In t. N'leh nti nut iinlj- IIi-Ctt. .Nfil l'hil....t.lty. I.ilerirure. I me Att. irl .VJInlltturr4 pri-rnmi in mi jltr.irtire .t t.. vouiirf ret. MV It hK U. -lt., .(, ,( -)uxu.luM iiliJHu, e itri hmi tii ji jiitJnJ ji vi a .M.I . n.- M() kimLhUiiI 3n l if H 141 n.,.Imi MHKt 4-t tjJH.i t ii ; ! jtJ HI Htr.t su. 1 l ! . tniHt)H 4kii ! uxfiMtnl. , i ''in -.m h i-i mi i 'c i fcm m i, .i,! ' jfM ,.i .i m f".t M.l.ll (f . ' " - " - - . - I !- . rf MT -" U ti J" ! W "1 ' ' J UK.i.,4 ... Mint i-' 1. . i rNn'i tM.tr m ht iii.iii, Whi'iijf, Tr-.f Jh-I lit Hi-.' I ii)i4Ts )-tnrtl ! ni.lrtH-l li ,ku-i the Jmte, rulAI . ih- t,-iur-, ' liriwtr. ' ar. ! j.i 1 ttt(. r m u .IrviiiLrm-, ui ' er.. hut the. I.il.lr.ii are .timul iteJ t reek ' "".V ,m" ar .,nM. M" ,Ht "' " h, iiiloriiiitu-ii f..r ihrm riep. ' m'lif rn axt ber. l ilM. riiNt frw 'mm , Ihr .uhlihrr. v.. II., n, t ,,, .,,11,,,.. ' ' "' ' ' ttr -Ir tHr i.r. t I'luiriinuiuben.lM. Nr, ...,.,. .uK. ,., r Ir". ... . . fc,W'' ' r"" '"'' nr.. "ii im ii 01 irii ernJ Hif lnrn -.,,( ,.( . ... --- .- ,.. , ,,n f-,, i i- ..- n.4iir iui.i Nrullhl Cil.ilHl'rfl, en- everlicre I 't " '"iiuui; an intuunillii twiln 1 MllHl f ttirr fir rd? f Miliiili.i.CriA. SoKiMMr's Mi.nthi v. fl j-r v Btjm'-er ' '"" I" " ( ' t,'riT ,n tl.It in thrir inn. ili rr,-, ipt lit tni,ent thr l.irn e.i.t -f . w "''' l-AIerani.rinliii- I he ii.-tit.e. rr ,.,. '.'"-'' "'". l ' IT ll firM fk.. I-H,k,eller. n.l nelejle'., rTl'lP' . ". """,l ' ' U everhcrr ffc 'K ' rmi,iiUe a( Sr .Vi SCSI3:,'23 i C3., C5i Brcaixa?. .;. Y. HARNESS SHOP. Mi i jtill aiive and prop'i-es to , lounial Company dropped into our . . . . . . ohiceou lue-dai. 3Ir. Koberts represent.-, tho large-t printing house west of Chicago, and id as lively and tria ble a gonilemen aa ever left I.iucolnoii a "drulIlIulng,, trip. To all whom business or pleasure ma call to visit Lincoln wc take pleas ure iu recommending the Clifton Hou-e ai the hotel of the pi ice. The propiietor, iMr. Ensign, is a gentle man who under.-tauds hi.s bu.-ines-s, and all connected therewith are civil and obliging. They don't use a guest as if they thought they were confer ring a fa or on him, by a'lowinghim to '-put up" there. The eliarces are ,JP ive prompt at'enti'ui bj leaving nr i lower than anj other hotel of it class , :.i... . i i l. i p:i . ,. -eil lower, lor casii, than any man in Web-ter eouuty, auj thing in hi.s line Tti'ti.ido. 1 will -ell the following Im-piomont-.at, prices as follow-, : (Miainpi.iu l.uht Mower, - $lO.i.(Hi Champion N. t I'Jn.oii I.t ton SolKy Kikf, - - - - :;. mi Fn! A. Bnnlioy Sa'lvj Hike. :'.. 5 Jvjl-Ii' ulky Kako, - - -'i'lllin KeMiUlin; Bake. - - 'J tie Obio Beviihiug Kike. k-uTi:um-- st;tiTi.. C.sii..49 M. B. .MtXl'IT. - (ntiac-ljr. Builders, or tho-' wishing work done iu ni line will re : I .'.it 7 :i der with n oi at I' B Sherer Jt Hs'Coiiipaiii E E. (KV rniuliei.i I'aint-r. Bed Cloud, N. b Three iii'Oitli- credit iriven if deiied. ?io Retire. All person- having Jug- -it tlio -aw in tlie city, and the table and accom modatious the best. That's our ex perience at the Clifton Sonii'ituie during the day, on Tuesday b-t, Mr-,. Fiher, a widow lady living near Indian creek, had oc ca-ion to go to ono of her neighbors!, and on her return, while watchin? thn luill are leijiie-ted to come and claim , operation-ofa reancr near bv. h.i ilie 5Aiht, as tho ard will be clo.-cd J cidcntally stepped into a hole. Before up ami the mill moved a- soon as she could extricate her foot it was t.racticable. All bavin,: .,g- they struck three timed by a rattlesnake, nant sawed mu-t brine iIhmu itiiuio I which lay hid in tho hole Medical' ,,:,'el-v- ,? ' -Mii-Lrn atlendance was immediately pent for, l,u tbis writing wc havo not hoard - A grander iVdam-xumty was ,,cr c0d,ti'jn- -vn recently attempting to hive i .Mr. Fletcher, of Beloit, Kansas, or two siuco. He report crops in that section as beine ver those participating. Bead the advertisement of Oliver & Paidoe, Proprietors of the Chicigo Lumberyard, Hastings, Neb. This firm ha-j the largest stock in the StUe, and know how to give a good svjuite bargain. News items are fearfully scarce, now. Won't somebody ouicido or ab scond, or do something to break this tmiblo monotony. O. L. Battles has worked up a big trade in tho Agricultural Imp. munt lino. This fall ho will build an! enlarge his trade. ftpragucand .Mcrnuiac Print '1 '.Ba,n.. II....4 . ... I uuiuiun l ""l-" ....ttitiwtitiJ!.' 'IX Heavy Brown Ducking l".'il"7 Stripe " ' -Hyfi30 Heavy Boots 12 "(i.'j.i'j Light Boots .J 50f7U Heavy Shoes '2 )ti' Iu Riverton Retail Market. CdtlKEClKP WKEKI.Y IIY II. C I.nilFK 1 HKO. FA Il.UJA'G IMFLEMEXTS, And am constantly receiving a lot of among which will be found the ir-MH ir an I teiul-ir a ai t, rtn iif .IIstkim 1 Xiil'fl.nliraii lLr ftlecr lllllrrA(s (ur.llni: i .llr, u.ii aiil r mallt t"Uf mi e" Wihlr. thrir Uiiir are unl lelnM-.l lit moi. ra j,i-.ii it oilier niran. an.i th tttai "frmi iir. t ri.'i'l Pie point ut rejMir !jlrila ... lu.ll((riliiit, Mra.lj' " I'hiB ii. 'r - i.r i i.-iu. rtghinr. "fine lir lli-.- s .r riitliii if tlir Moll rli . !.. in tttr Mi Uli IIUIotM Alia, .,li- rlllrtftof llr- llralt lllHlMlUll"lllf iRr UD7 um lutl.t ncU.tiftiif Hie Kilu7.aiiia htinilre.1 ' r j.ilu'i ! vuipuini. are ifie onVotinit nf l-.-lta. In ieM- .ini;1lnla It lintint , mil u.ii u. j r-m-1 '.eiirr cuaniit. c A i mint' Tln a i nifth itiMertlvmeiii. till K. mnlr oll.lilalltl lit 7iOtJ,t ft ' ' ', RuMilnl .r Mlinle at Ih" l-l ' iv i.tiu tituoi.sl. I Hir lurtl irfllfr. thrw-T'ilili I'llteia (..lt) o I. Mr.l an ltiliirnoe that a in irleO lu,rTe- lllrfil - m 4tril.ir. I nr liilliiiiiiiiKlnrt ait.l SIT ,fr ...11 ., - UlitHiMiitUm ajid O'Mit. iM-tsp.iu urliKli. IS now i.rcr-aro.I to do allkinioi work KXCELSIOU REAPER & MOWER, HOLLINGSWORTII PACIFIC and HAMILTON SULKV HAY RAKES, For which I am sole Agent for Weh-ter and Franklin Counties, Ne braska, anJ Jewell and Smith counties, Kansas OTIS L. BATTLES. South Ouide ICock, XcbriiMka. t lirnula LM StMaaav bHI. . 'iffui Xfig IN THE Cru-hod Sugar for a dollar C. Coffee Suear Yellow Coffee Sugar Choice Uio Coffee lUlb. for.fj luce Tea per lb Butter per lb hvrgs per dozen Ilannels- pcrj'ard Brown Shirting per yard Illll?aaaaaa . aaaaaa ' aata fllb i .9! IH) .81 l0Vi.2 . ..lO'tAII loI7 1-'' ....IU ....20 .. "274 Boots and shoes (aicnis) per pair .$(,. lumen- cuioe per pair ?.?.i N'ails per tti 71(0,$ NKW DRUG AND GROCERY STOftlf JOHN im.nu of k'ra--hoppei. -uppositu' ' called a day vbrm m be b.ney cc. the crops in Tho liht man in rh rili plac p00r So far X'k, " bead on vxva Mr C C Coou when he eame i ever-'ll",nS- irfVrAir cfll.v with a lot of " . ii: . . T T ii'-n i i.- . . . I vjiuiunm I rilll.s. u. i. i incox ana a incnd ot fna ?,r i. :.. ... -- "."mi -i-iiiii....... who is visiting at Red Cloud, went Heavy Brown Ducking tislung on ednc-day and caught over one hundred pounds of fiue catfish. .Tames Murphy informs us that he has cut over ll"0 cres of wheat with his machine thus far, and that the yield will generally bo above tho aver II. F. King, of Guide Rock, gave us a friendly call a day or two sinoo. Mr. king is an old newspaper man and can dish up lively locals when he trie.. . ears. Yesterday the weather w is ex r rem eh hot, and the -outh wind W3 ' titrlv hli-tenui; in its offect- roa-tuii: . h. Hatch, and Mr. M..I,,nW j of Franklin county, called on Wednes day. They report that the wheat ii a fsir average ciop, corn will be below the average. Mrs. Fi-lmr who wa bitten by a nttlesnake n fev days :nce. an ac count of which t given in auothcr I '.ice, lie- in a very critical condition with a -Hm chance of recovery. The Republican river is at its low est staee and can be forded at almo-t In listening o a soul lecture we arc quite ure to hoar something that will MiRgest the queMion, "Why, did wc not th'uk of that before? ' And we are often asked, "Why did not some of the earlier inventoi of Sewing Ma- j 'lll.nc Iir!nr ... I'.U. .1. . ..:. . .1 . i point. In consequence of the' .'fc '" "fiMl UJC ma ID" water lieimr o ..w larcc numbers of I fc lo mut tno L,om'"'C the most fish nra ahuo.-t ilaili henir rJnirnH nut perfect and desirable mairiini in tliA ; " " i - of tho ri-ior, and brain fo-J i- becoai-' world. We do not sav that the Do mestic is the only machine worthy of public favor. We admit there are inc quite cheap. If TriE Chief i unusually "thin" this wetL charge it up to the hot ucathtr. - Mr- Crox'on, of Beaver Cnck, informs i thitau eilbrt is being made many po$-essinc real merit. But we do claim and are prepared to demon strate that the Domestic has many ex ecllenv-ies- th-t render it superior to ?! nlnif m-iJiiA v.v. L r l to get a nostoSie ostab U hed in bis Ir -n " - ii t 4 .I uni IC , public. TliemaiD points arc, Llnla nil.borhood. atJ tho siiuo to be ,, , -),.. c ;- W&SrT . f 1S DeeJV ! "S of woik, large ann, durabilitv, i ,-.,,,, be sr,.e i H n Jo n-U'rOb W. .1. Johnon who has bren hauling bridge timber, left his waeon one night in town and the next morn ing found himelf short a large log chain. Ho thinks the party who 'bor rowed" it will save ome little trouble by returning the same. The comet L out of sight, gone where all good comet go, but we managed to secure a small piece of the tail while passing through it the other day. The Furniture Store of Smith & Ciivert, is ju-t the place to go to se lect a nice outfit of all those things uch as chairs, tables. Sic. Jut take a look at their stock and then buy what you need. The gras-hoppers have made their appearance in different portions of the valley. Of course thedamae will be coniderable, and those who are just making a start, a very serious thing. But in no place in the State i there anything like the trouble and damage in Iowa and Minnesota the pre-ent Se0D. H. S. Kaley has about ten acres of barley tbts season that will yield at least 45 buhels to the ?re, perhaps more. .Make note of thi, and five tint grain a trial next yea. BUSINESS COLLEGE THE BEST AXD CHEAPEST. TH2BA7LIZS Mercantile College At Keotui a&d Dubuque, On thr .WiJitji. IN- Keel Cloud, -aYcb. M Harness lAne. The best of maleriiN u;d, and all work vrAitiiA.vTEi). UI-IMIKIX. Done on short nolico and at reasonable Pries. Shop in McNitt's Store Rrd Cloud IcbraK. 6. K. - :r..rr,r:."r.r,,7"" ti.-w z .; " - t , -lii nut ffio !... ..onr,!:-,:!:- .urlK,,,.H.ltl.,x.onI,:AiX.le,,-L?m-l.rsiHla. pii kurfw in.,.' .,"tJB i.i.ji.-,. r fume i.r I itiur. art tllrrallr .1, . ' W- UMf I h... I .Cn. ,,e N.inen uVhr" irnu.r llir ltlnlnt Illoo.l ttlir.... . kli. l. l, .- I ri.,.11..,,,, or'r,, Si'' h. f, ,., ni..i it -,inM ie,i on. MwuMnT 1 rti.- ; eli u it w Im 11 It I ;.n j i,7ur frrti...? ll.r hraitb tl- -f.lei.i will r,JI,.- " 'r' ""' rairrni I H...i..i, nr.K-nrn Vlsrain lirrrrn, n,r ,un w..n.r,, liirigoniu t ,at r-r aiium. I f... uliuini j(-tn 4"raT" ",,t .-'.'f"' T"" T"'1 l-r Worma. InrklUa- ... . ..-..i.i i.i nujiinn uioi(ain. are rffrff. iniir .iMn.Tr I an I r, iH..w.. ,.,; a ,5 J.M.he. fih,.. .pl.t - Tlwre afarr mnlnM. rlHalIM r.r ,Mhe.ani wImk I--W liVi. e.nj.1 fn.w the pre- ,Mr f tu,K ,, ' --.- -.- ... iuni T ! mm 111 inn UMiririil . Tins oil and rrartieal Buinw ollea-e is now in it ninth rev in Keoauk. with no chance ft teacher?, and Unda endowed hy over3Jofthoui'j.trrminent business men of the city. Prof W II. Millkr. Ihe celebrate.! husi- nesi mnrnctor. continue in charge at K3 kuk. FurnMhe-l rvonn are piven free- ..f charste t. u.,ent. whhin to hoard theia elve. No r-x,M rent chanrd A... a buardinrcluh ,t ilj4t pr we,k Two of more fnead from different trt of the 1'ni tei Sute can rajko up club to come. Fe.thal in 'heCoUcite Hall, with thehrajj bind in attendants-. Kre-iuent lerture hy prominent men. Aocommndations for two thouand ttudent. The only Colleae with a practical Phooo arapher cntnUy io the chr.oI room, ac ceK!e f intructin at ail 'tidies. Seed for feimen ot Short Han d Writing. The Iowa SUte Fair, for two year at Keo kuk, trill larrclr incrraju hu.inw.. The membership fr JV) (.roTtdes for Book- j Keepinf. ieucrpains. rnonoerapny. ra raanrbip. asd&ll thetadie'; time unlirnite-1. No preraration is necei"ry to enter. Special forms of aecount fvr ue : the (rnce Store. Peirce yortaal Penmit..hip Infitate u conducted here. All Collets tulent receive instruction in it free of chne. The Gate City Telecrapb Ia..;tn,r,i,-! I -chcl in the West Uuht by Orrator' in -iuu wTict, u onainrl Kekuk br IVdbear Jk Unwin. ' ' bEtDFOHACIRCUUII, Addrta, BAYLIES COLLEGE, KEOKUK, IOWA. JACOB KO&x,, Com prist Street aa. Hastii Avu. ust a Hrbt 5msTict3n of rain on Hactinrttt NaliMck Wednesdav mnra'a T.. t, J ".". i,Jll Mm. .- . L j would h -, crraf b-ocfi ts for people "r asl Beer. - kj. T ... - r W V-Fm aa tfea u a . yf now. ,"T.'r. -" "" - ,BBir;tt f Wc wbh to inforrr. tho cititcn of Red Cloud that we have a new stock of'ROods which we offer at Gratcr prices. Consisting oi t DRUGS, PAINTS. 1 OILS. VARNISHES BRUSHES AND FANCY GOODS. AJso a choice lot of TEAS, and TOBACCOES, PURE WINES and LIQUORS, 2SeaaI attention riven to I'ie pcusinc of Medico and Prefer jp ionx ftV- Ocjtf Cifmprtitio in Quality antl in Frice. FURNITURE JACOB SON'S ..ki i.. ...... ..... .. ".V " "niin 4 p..-!!. Iht trr.1 11 h.,if Mw,rr.lr of "t; -f ' " "fnie.ll. Hie. tw trrpilWft. ih. aatlielmluiti'. i tno tli j.(eju JZ "rni lUithrar Utter. 7 IB H.rl,Mii(a Olir.i,!,, IVrWina tnatrmtt riHU . .il Mu.rr4U, 'j n a, n'mtHtrTjmZ .tirrv OoM Un.trrv anl lliurr. 1. tart 'i,U :ir' ,f'. " , l f pMtf.l U tar. S". . T -f irinn Ui uVe a .to of rii ik.,.aii fiirrm. twk a '. Illlln.,., H,,M(, mnA ttmrtnlt lent Fr.i., Mthl ao t,teTalrol In lft r ir,. ..r .,,-. r,4i ,rr. ii,.,-,, ,hr j nilny J lati.a. It..!, (olfrxlri. V.rAH,; Uin ljstt.U rrt. U'Mffli. .'.Wir, h4HDn. njatflr iH.r aij, tnxijr Ol'irr. h Ih.lf .... .... I Krl Cloail, Wrh HOTEL, SMITH & CALVERT, Ian-, thrimzn. ut jr wir country ilnm. "ie Mniw.rJii-1 Auttiuin. aa. rrroarkaNr S Itinnir aOf. .f uncuji hi mn,tA,. J .1 ! .'V.'"a'"4", b"' extite flexure- ' " . awi ,ii.r aru otnr aft. ii..w4tia. t.-rra. in iiki- trnvniirnt a pnrr- r'.'ri. TT" 5 r-""rf','-.OCeopOtha. TarVoi ,irii i rniU.T .nir; Tlier t r i-atlurw r,r the piri- tw- in 1 j jvmr rKT h- .lark , o-r-i urVl waifM :r ttuuu a.tz itr arcrttka ut Ur- Urr anfl Pilf. Lr. Jj'wtu.ji. rUM tttfV (.nitre rnv .rrFr Airrctiw,. ot aiKTitic jw tftt ol.w r fctea. l 17; r 1 the want? of 'h- pij part of FEED, SALE, H jot ftccTwI d uffr for -ale tiarlrr a largo atfirtuiein of rurmture, care ' 'V(A,'i,t,jjj. J CHAIRS, TABLE, BUREAUS, BEDSTEADS, LOUNGES, SOFAS. PICTURE i. ,wrt'-iii.ji. -.. . r . L.. UM A? V-S IJsfl. AJrltlfc J5h 'ri" r4 "-1 '-'--jf j . iT .t H4t3 iiB BirrKVn art .'JA. tAVMx?lna l..l M- " - -- - -'7-"-. -"m ." r tnt,: tv. a:u LIVERY FRAMES, tic. &c, At Privi thnl fJatioi U Hint j UNDERTAKING A PKC!AI.TV. zzmsi tisi t: 22i. GIVE lis C7ALI"i MIK lRlf;Ki IHfrrtl.it,. Tl f ,f- fjate-v. A ... . TLrJ jr (n.v V " SZL! ,r awsw. wi or.7w uT . ' 5TU'A iwyT ' f " ""'" ir f oM w ,'ra. .v' '; .m7 v1-. Li i all ?ft c-. . ifrtsji liinjaVf-XJACf! r-3-i STABLE. 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