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THE BED CIGUD CHIEF
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA.
LOCA'L MATTERS.
Notices in this Column 10 Cents a Line
Official Directory.
CONGRESSIONAL.
"v7. Tipton. Brownyillc. U. S. Senator.
VT. Hitchcock. Omaua. U. P. Sct.a.or.
Lorenzo Crounsc. Representative.
EXECUTIVE.
R W. Furnn. ilrowr.ville. dovrm.r.
J. J. (A-rcr. Lincoln. Sec. ot sta.c.
.1.1$ Western. Heat nee. -v. ! ,2,'
J. H. Wcl.'tcr lJ.-fttrice. Alt y uen.
J I M. McKuufe. Lincoln. Sr. Pub. In:ruc.
juiici.mr
Geo. I' Like ('nulla.
Chief Jsjiic-
IjnM"tnn't.NelniJantT.l1i8tociRtc
hatn'l Maxwell. Plalstnouth J
Jul
WEi'.5TR COUNTY. -
J. A. Tatlcys.
K. II. .one.
1. W. THle.v.
ii. r. m:.
H. S. Km Icy.
L. I. Mntivil.
County Clerk.
Treasurer.
Probate Judge.
S-heriff.
School Sup'L
Coroner.
County ?urvejor
V, i:. Thorn.
A. M. Hardy.)
-e. G. W. P.all. V
F. Matteun.
County ComtnJoocM.
Arrival nntl Iiiftrtnr- "f Jinlls,
from the Kl e'Ionl I .
Juniata Loves Monday's
Wdiicda? and Friday 7 am.
Mail close.! (J j. in. irivc- Tues
day Thursday and Saturday's" p. tc.
H..r.VAi:i Leaves Tuesday's and
Friday'. 0 p. in. arrive. Tuesday .-
and Friday's 5J p. m. Mail cloiod
5A p. m.
Fkamci.i.v. gr.iri'.' east, Monday'.-.
and '1 iiuri"- 2 l. in. fioitm west
Tuesday's and Friday's 10 a. m.
Pl.KA.SANT II ILL leaves Thursday' 0
a. tu. Arrive- Wednesday's 4 p. in.
Mai! cloed 9 p. in.
Jewel:., Kann. aniv Friday's
VI in. Leae Fiiday 1 p. m.
lie-six, Kan.'as. anive.- Thur-day's
Yl. in. Leaves Thur-d.ty 1 p. in
Ofiic.: open from -1 untill G p. in.
Sundcjs.
All iccisteicd matter inu-tbe in
the evening U low the ma:lr le:v
M. Ii. MeNirr. I'. M.
! tittu :i;:i:ciii:v.
CONGHKOATIONAL CIiyKCH
Servkes fery Jir.-t and tliird Sah
IimiIh of caih month st Led Ci.md
aii.l Ii:.;i!e. U) o'clock A. .M at
Jl.-d Cloud. -1 o"f!.H-k P. M at lu
:.al.'. Lvory .-econd and lourih
.altbalhs at Halm aid Uaiiit'.ny
Precincts. PiLV. A. 3I.XWKLI.,
1 'a-tor.
BAPTIST CIll'nCIL Bkv. Tho.
Mrxi.ow, Ta-tor. Fn vices every
ibiiith Sabbath at 7i P. M.
Sahiiath Ffiiotii. every Sabbath
nioi iiins at 1 1
A M
.1. (). IVn-ren, Siipt.
Prayer meetins i-abb-uli and Thur.
dny evri.inc-.. All held at the Mdiool
bnueju-t umtlio! town,
VaUntinc-! Valentine-!! At the
Pot OHice. Vcrm'ra ami fancy.
Fie-h Oyst. r- by the can or
dozen t t'.co. Zei--. Al-o fre-h
In end, pie-, cakes, confectionary, &c
Nieo thing-, for tiie litt.'o folks, at
the Post Office. Call and look at
thorn.
la-t and cheat c-t assort meiit o!
Stationciy in town at the Post Office.
Go to tho Po-t Office for paper,
pens, pencils, slates. A:c &c
(iDio Shcrci's for our drugs, I
Patent tuidicines &c.
CiiirJifS, th'bostntsd purest in
town, at Go. Aviis- .
A few County Wairanis wanted at
once by Wti.i.coX.
" Favc our nimuy thc-e haul time-1
by goine to Witlcox, who will save
von money on your taxes.
The Dniiiostic Sewtmr Maclr.ne
,i,i ii ...i '
i-: acknowledged by- all coii.petenl
udg" to be file be-t machine now be
oiu the public.
WANTED.
To' purha.c fin Casji. 3u head of!
Fprim: Ct.Lc- nt d airlmg-. trom r.
' ... i. ,i,i t ; r
lO IC IIIWIIIU- - ."Hi""
Ra.-Fi: Hun's.,
-1 milts Ea-t u! Red Cloud.
i:ot:c:
l CICC.
Notice i- hereby given. That I will
examine all pftscus who may desire to
oiler . thcin-y'ves a cndidatos for;
teacher- ot tno pnuiarv or common.
lv,"-', , ' ; ,- -
schooUot the county, at my olnce m
Red Cloud, on the first . faturday t !"
August, November, February and
V May. II. S- KaLEV, j
Co. Supeiiuteudent. j
'
Send to IL II. Johnon. Crete.
K Nob. for ciicular.- of the IW-lie
'V Sewinc Mjichaie ; also terms to agent.-
(j. .) if you mean business and rt ally
want an agency. .
Notice.
To whom it may concern. All pcr-
ennw nn horbv notified that the M. P. !
II 11 Company have become tired of'
-this wholesale slaughter upon their
timber, in the Republican Valley.
And from this time forward we
propose to protect our own interests,
atodby so doing we think we sh.ll
Trotect the bc-t inteiests of the set
tlers, as we are convinced that there is
no timber in the Valley to spare.
-- Especially tn be drawn out ofthe State
or cut iuto lumber, or in any manner
wasted. And we hope ail good citi
zens will con-ider thes-e matters care
fully, aud lend us their influence to
jjroicct what timber there trttry be left
J. D. Lotikidoe,
Land Com'r. M. l Railway.
23mG.
WATTT;
,LT-ntlirtacnn.'I nnnnrls of nork. at
. -. .dftl-T- . v .w7--.- . . a
J--F -I T"J rl4 W n.1. Cnr
" which 1 will pay the -highest rash
price. ALo some Fat CaUle.
&s
31ae& IL Wakksb.
E2AD THIS.
The adTc.tttinp rates for space in
Tin: Chief for the year 2S'5 will be
J as follow : a .
One column, per year - $T" 00
One-lmlf column do 4U.G0
One Fourth column 2J.00
Bu?inc5s.Card? 8 00
do wheu insetted for short
time, i"r month, 1.50
Local notices (third page) to regu
lar advertisers, 5 cents per line for
each insertion.
Transient notices, per line, 10 ctd.
Under the head of "Specials" set
in solid Nonpareil, notices will he in
serted for." cent.- an inch or le-s, for
each insertion. This last form we wish
to introduce to thoae who want to sell
or buy slock, land, or for the general
wants of the community.
Legal notices at Statute rates. At
torneys and officers of the law will be
held responsible for the legal notices
they hand in.
Lodge and other Associations will
be ehargfd ii cents per line for all
notices not of interest to the general
....i.'r,.
I'"'""-.. . . ..,!. -i ...-i .,..
Standing advertisements ana locals-
from regular advcrti-er payable at
the cud of each quarter.
Tmi..i.t iili'itrti.niiin! ntiil nn-
tk-to'froui rtrangcrTmust be paid :u
udvnnce.
These rates will be adhered to,-ex
cept usregaids filling coutuctrf.
No per.on need a-k any deduction
ordL-count from the above rales or
conditions.
" "VV. N. Uichardaon h is a large sup
plyofj-ccd corn on hand, for $1,50
per bushel. !23-m:j.
NEW GOODS!
A fresh stock of Dry Goods and
Groceiies will be sold at bottom prices
at l he Grange Store.
Ilotn is thix for High! You can
buy a ood pair of kip boots for four
dollar-at flie Grange Store.
T:y tome of that good Tea at the
Grange Store.
JBarPIH-NTd ! aarPUINTS !
The nicest Prints in town can be
had at the Grange Flore.
If y ou want to get your Stationery
cheap eo to the Post Office. rM-.vl
Grarger'.--, if you want cood toa.
co (Tee, mi gar, and olhcr grocrie-, call
at the Grange Store, next door to the
Po office. Jull.v G. PoiTEH, Led
Cloud.
Go to Smith vt Calvert for Furni
tute.
Ail kind of Dry Goods in large
supply und at reasonable rates at
Gaiuieu & Co's.
Good warm fall and winter shawls
and dress goods at
G. & Co's.
A full slock of Moots and Shoes,
for the fall trade at
G. & Co's.
Granger's, if you want your
Granger boots and shoes, call at the
Grange Store. John G. Potter.
Ivero-ene, 30 cents per gallon Gar
berrc Co.
Matches, .".cents per box at Gather's.
Lamp chimneys, 3 lor 2,"cts at Gir-
lcr.
Three bars soap, -5 cents, Garber &
Co.
?oda 10 cents per pound, at Gr.rbers.
CHANGE STOKE.
GOOD NEVS GOOD NEWS.
For the Farmers of Webster and
Neighboring counties.
CHANGE STORE IN RED
CLOUD.
The .tore kept by John G. Potter
,, ., ' '
1 niir.il :i
GRANGE STOHE,
Patron.- of llu-bandry wiil find it to
their interest to trade at the Grange
)o:it fo the piaccxc
to the Post Office.
Store.
xt dcor
J. G. POTTER, Red Cloud.
A full assoitment of ladies shoes,
all the latest varieties at
G. & Co's,
Wanted. Every one to know.
;at ;crinze & Co., are selling off
. . i.Ari-,.,',a nVfi,
ihir entire stock ot lirocenes, L..otu-
l,,-,r uluu luv
ing Boot, b hoes &c. at cost, ihw
no humbug.
., ,..,. , .
Ladies call at B. & Co ?, and get
a nice drc-s pattern for 9c. per yard.
,, , ;r , -r.
,c ca . e F. JJ f
Hiercr, am t selling Drug an.J I amts,
cheaper than any other house in the
VaDev. all others know it. Every
J thirg warnted.
i
Dr. Thos. B. "Williams wishes to
sav that all who are indebted to him
mti-t call and settle by Jan. 1st, eith
" .?!. 1. n, Ar. -V ak !- (Vrr'V t vmf
Ur WllU UlCWU, Ui UJ ijiWUS 4JWVV.
19-td.
Initial, Tinted papcrand envelopes
at the Post Office. 24w4
School crayons for Soct a box at the
Post.Office. 24 w4
If you want cheap reading go to
the Post OSce. 24w4
LASTED.
Wheat, for which the . highest
market price will be paid,
tf 21. W. N. RrcirA-RTisox.
Notice is hereby given that a special
session of the Board of County Com
missioners will be held on Saturday,
Febiuary 13th, 1S75. Commencing
at It) 'o'clock a; cj. for the purpose of
condsideriog the question of sed grain
and for the transaction of sucn ptaer
business as may properiy come oifore
3om, Rfct o5t J- f i? -r-
27iT.. - -.loiitaxtreiBeaaiphctty asd-Jess cort
J. A. 1ULLEYS.
Fine weatherTor the past weet.
It. R. Sherer U moving his drug
Ktore ou the lot south of Garber & Co.
The bridge boys are at work on
the bridge south of ton. and will have
it completed in a week or ten dajra.
Mr. Knight says he is io mum
ciau, but if we would say no uior he
wou'd set 'em up. So we took a cigar.
Mr. Moore, of St. Joseh, Mo.,
otopped at the Valley House last night,
Ue is out on a prospective tour, and
to pay a visit to his friends in Franklin
County.
Last Thursday a fire broke out in
Mr. Sleepers wagon hhop, but was
soon extinguished by tbc prompt
assistance of some of our town boys.
Mr. Sleeper wishes to return his
sincere thanks to the gentlemen who
took such an. active part in extinguish
ing the fire in his shop last Thursday.
. Poit has a new t-ign on his Feed
Stable.
One day last week Mrs. Paiks
lost 30 bushell of Wheat and Oats.
Some one broke into her house while
-ne n-i ). " " "v
with iL
L. C. Hanson of New Scacda-
j nava Kan., has been in town forsever-
al days. lie reiKirts business lively
down there.
We understand that our County
Clerk, lroai the press of business,
found it necessary to have a deputy,
and now he has one. It's a boy, and
we think it is his ''cet 'em up,"
Go to M. B. McNitt.s for your
yellow covered literature, he has toun
thrilling story books.
Lively times at the spelling school
last Friday night. The boys and girls
enjoyed themselves playing "whip
craker ;" to the disadvantage of some
of the girK
II. G. Bill ctlled on us last week.
Some of our moit fastidious read
ers got offended at several item3 in our
columns !a-t week. So we will not
say anything about 'iong-haired but
ter," plea-ure rides, &c, this week.
Our readers will notice that the
proprietor of the Valley House has en
larged his advertisement. That doe?
not look as though Joe was runniug
behind, or if he is, he is still willing to
help us, which L more than some of
our friends are willing to do, who do
not advertise at all.
T2SHILLS 52ATH OF A lG3C3SA17r.
About four weeks ago our city Mar
shal (early one morning) thought he
heard a strange noise in a store, as he
was passing by. On making an investi
gation he found that the back door of
the store was open ; he took up his
position near that point of egress, in
tending as soon as the invader made
his appearance to shoot him down, as
the best and most easy way to get rid
of s-ch beings. He had not long to
wait, for veiy soon he heard a shuflJing
noise ; and cotkiug his revolver he
stood in readiness juot then a head
protruded from the dcor, when
lu fired at it the shot taking
effect iu the top of his head. The
victim fell, and the officer dragged
him to a ravine a short distance from
the store, and then fired two more
shots into his head. After viewing
his victim for some time he kicked
him with his foot, when Oh horrors !
th. victim in-tead of being dead, as
lie supposed, staggered to his feet
then fell back, but stiil he was not
dead. The officer having no more car
tridges had to go some distance to his
boarding house after more ; on return
ing he fired two more shots and the
poor old dog we called "Jack," was.
dead.
A few appropriate lines to his re
mains :
UM Jack is detanked
IV-ad a. a null,
llchcd Ii h'u b.irkin'
So stilled U hh tail.
How did he die .o very forlorn
Was it from barkin' or Rnawin' a bone.
No t'wa j a shot frota an office' hisa.
And now old Jack lays out in the dry.
Xiste'iascccs Sxsu.
For the Cmsr.
I am composed of 33 letters.
My 35, 9, 6, is a kind of an ax.
" 30, 21, 29, 32. 14. is a kind of food
" 32, 11, 3, S, 25, 32 27, 1G, 31, 33
is a proprietor of a hotel.
41 17,8,19 IS, 29, 27. is girls name
" 10, 4, 30, is a young bear.
" 7, 13. LI, 29, is used by teachers.
44 2,23, 13, 11, means impure.
44 34, 23. 23, 26, is an cutanglement.
44 15, 35, 5, 20, 7, is what we uauuot
live without.
44 3,35.22, II, 16, 14, S, 1. 12. 21,
IS, 16. i.- the name of a hotel.
My whole is the name and u ace of
residence o: an esteemed menu.
Answer next week. Eliza.
The Queen of aix Sewing Ma
chines. In speaking of the merits of
the Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machiue,
it is sufficient for us to say that we
think the invention of this machine
marks one of the most important eras
in the history of this country ; and
when we consider the influence it has
upon the social well-being of the
masses, it is difficult to conceive of au
invention of moreamporunce. It has
a beautiful, noisdesa movement; it
makes the genuine Lock-Stitch"
alike on both sides, and does to per
fection ail kinds of plain and fine
sewing ; it needs bo commendation ;
its rapid sales, the increasing demand,
and the many flattering testimonials
from those who have used it, is su
cient proof: of its merits. The want of
a sewing machine is deeply felt is
every household, and as (he Wilson
of manufictHre, is sold at a wh
ft
; lower pnee thaa all other first-ebss
machine', it is meeting with toe ex-
i tensive patronage thht it so jtwtly de
serves. Machine wii b delivered at
any railroad station they May desire
free of transportation charges if or
dered through the Company's Branch
House at 1 97 State St., Chicago.
They send an elegant catalogue and
chromo circular free on application.
This jCompany rant a few more
good agent.
$w COfl Pcrdny. Aenu wanted. AH
J 1U 7U daiecnf workiuc people of
both "eze?. yoans and old ineke rnoro inont-y
at work for U!!. in their own loeHtie.duriu
their fptre inouieal., or all the time, than ai
anrthmjr el'e. We offer eaployment that
will paj hanJ-'olnely fur every hour'a work.
Full partt-ulars. tern:. Ac., tent free. Send
uyoarad'iretato&ee. Don't delay. .Sow
ia the time. Don't look for work or businea
elsewhere, until you hare learned wht we
offer. U. STiarO. Je Co.. Portland. Minc.
AIIVKK TISINCi : Cbenp ; Ooo'l : Sytte
ratic All pcnotij who contemplate
nuking ciintraci with newiairn for the in
strtion of adrertiemenu chouM tend Ul!j
cents to Gko P. Kov.ll Co.. 41 Park Row,
New iork. f-.r the.r PAAlPllLET-riUUK
(ninrtycrrnth tditto conainins list" Ot
ovKfjyjO ucwipapcrt and cstimatej, howin
the eust. Adverti-eaienta taken for leading
papers in many State at trrinindou! re
duction fruin publishes rates. Get tuc book
NEW YORK TRIBUNE,
"The Leading American Newspaper."
TbeBrat AclvrrtUlaff Jtallnm.
Daily, $10 a year. Semi-weekly. tZ. Weekly 12
Pomnte free to Che mtbrriber.
Specimen Copies and Adver'i'inu Fates
Free. Weekly, in clubs of '$) or more, only
SI. pojtage paid. Address The Tkicr.iic, X,Y
Republican River
STAGE 2-INE-
T. T. V7Z33. ?rcjn:tor.
Regular trips will be made between
JUNIATA and RED CLOUD,
I shall be pleased to carry passenger?
upon the days mentioned, leaving Red
Cloud at 6 A it on Mondays, Wednes,
daws and Fridays. Leaving Juniata,
at 6 a. M., on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Faturdas.
Fare reasonable.
G. V. Dorset.
Capt. R. P. Pbf.bsox.
Notary Public.
DORSET & PRESSOR,
Real Estate Dealers,
BLOOMING TON - - - XEB.
Have constintly for sale a largo quantity
of choice Land? in Southern Nebraska.
Al?" bny and eil lands on Commission and
pay Taxes lor nun-residents.
Ci Attention alo civen to the prose;u
ti n nfall claim before tho local and general
Lund Office, and Secretary of the Interior.
St. NichoSasfor
1874.
A Book for Boys and Girls.
Of this book Charles Dnd!y Warner
writes:
"In the bound volume of Si. iV.cWu trith
its sloryof red und cold, we have a pcrtnn.
nent addition to the literature of the young.
Never liofure ha. to much literary nnd and
artutic talent co-operated in the service of
children. 1 1 is a continual educator of their
tate oud ol their honor nnd courase. ldf
not see how it cm be nude any better, and
if tho children don't hkeit. 1 think it is tiuia
to biin to change the kind of children in
this country."
"St Nicholas for r375.
The prospectus of the second volume shows
that there is to be no falling off. but an in
crease iu its literaiy and pictorial sanc
tions. Anion? the other attractive lcatures
T-570 Splendid Serial Stories,
"T
he Young Surveyor"
by J. T. Trowbciogk, author of the Jack
Hazard Storied, etc.
'EIGHT COUSIXS'
by Lonst M. At-ccrr. author of "Little
Women." etc.
the peculiar features of St. Acai. which
have conduced so largely to us popularity,
will be kept np with spirit: ..,..,.
sburt and easy stories in FilESCH,
ULUilA.N, A.l L.iil for translation
will appear ofr-aonally, while, JioK-u
Itxe utiiUle Uus wilt continue to be lull
of interest, ana the department for utrg
young reader' will oc enlarged. . , ,
Bayard Taj lor and other dutiCBUished
travellers will give Stones of Foreun Coun
tries. Mr. Rideing will contnne his enes of de
lightful aud instructive Papeis on Practical
Subjects.
Air. Bartlett and others will attend tb the
department of Home fc-tcrtaiuiaents. Tab
leaux. Vivants, etc.
.New writer, in addition' to oar present
large corps ot contributors, -will give ouug
popMft all agej, fueitt. Jtuslwt, -rieJCUclcUei,jind
!pcr ou UUte
ry, uiurnUj-. 'ircl, Adteal.rt.
Natural lliory. Uat-4loar au4 !
door Hpons, At , A.t. with a hearty
si rinkling of tun throughout the volume.
fr:co tM-U but up to Jan. 1st
well send the twelve nOibki lor toe year
just closed lVol.lt) for oMljr-i.toO 'xhe
Mine. erj7i.'y bound in lied and O'vld will
.be sent, ctenrtftrs pwltl fur I.OO.
One year's subscription and twelve back
numbers. &.m. uce year's subicription
and volume one. EoCND as bove. sent
ctars tiU for .
9STAH J"o(age prrp-iid Ly us.
SURlB.ERfcCO,
Ao 654 Broadtctty, Xetc York.
AKCUISALD Ii. K1S5E.18,
at
1TCTAS7 PUBLIC. SSAL SSTATS.
AG21I7, A1ID A7CTI0S331.'
All brines strictlr-Atteaded to and all
correspondence prbaptly asswered. Specis
atUBttoa iivento parKe&t of taxes. CoIIee
lioas and Real Estate Practice
RIVERTON.
Dr. T. B. WILLIAMS,
Family jPltysieifn,
Tasders his services tc the paUie
will attead.to all ProfcsaoMi calr.
CCcvas the EeiCloai Drac ton.
j THE SEW YORK LEDGER
For nineteecn years this Great Lite
rary Paper has been a welcorse vi.-itor
at oar firoide; and ia all that period
not one sentence, line or word, has ap
peared in its columns to which scrions
objectiou could be found. Ofauni-
onnly high moral tone, it inculcates a
taste for. readinc,and its young read
ers intuitively learn ro abhor vice, and
to love all that is beautiful and Itrtre.
Filled each week with the choicotPo
eins, Stories, Sketches, News Items,
&c, it is sure to become indispcnMble
to every family in which it finds its
way. Mr. Bonner promises to make
it better than ever fur 1S7., and what
he promises ha more than fulfill. For
specimen copy address; Robert Bonner
New York.
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK.
We feel that we would be doing onr
subscribers an injustice did we not call
their attention to this intrinsically good
Magazine, and charming Chromo, The
Rescue, which is given to each yearly
subscriber. Read the Prospectus, and
if you have never seen a copy of the
Magazine, send 25 ceuts to L. A. GO
DEY, Philadelphia, Pa , for a copey.
FARMERS READ THIS!!
Seed dealers and grow
ers write to us.
THE BEST YET.
The ARABIAN SUGAR CANE
was brought to this State during the
Worlds Fair at Vienna. It don t in
jure your land. The production is
enormous The Cane grows from eight
to twelve feet high, and from two to
three inches in diameter. A "sample
package of seed that will produce from
40 to GO gallons of syrup will be scut
postpaid by mail with directions for
planting and special terms to agents,
on receipt of 50 cents.
I will give agencies-for from one to
five counties. Be sure and write for
term8 to agents.
Address,
W. S. TIPTON, Seedsman,
Cleveland, Tcnn.
CERTIFICATE OF CHARACTER :
This is to certify that we are person
ally acquainted with W. S. Tipton, a
citizen of this town for the last ten
years ami knowing him as we do, we
certify that he will promptly send all
seed ordered from l.im.
Isaac Low, Sheriff.
"Kuwakd Burokss, City Mar-dial.
W. H. CuitUY. Circuit Court Clerk.
F. E. IIaudwick, Justice of the
Peace.
W. II. Lowe, Constable.
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HAI, OlKAiV, or CUtt lUU Uraoe cj instructive rainr.er.
DEK.
Suitable to mix with Chopped Wheat,
Oats, Rye, or Barley.
Thb Method of Chopped lleed is the
Cheapest and Beit Feed for
HORSES, MILK-COWS, CaLVES
Thir Feed Gutter is
SELF-FEEDING;
Will last a Life Time
It will be on exhibition at Red
lC!ooc by the Firt of January, and
will be sold on time to sait thcj Times
to
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I havealso; tbc
farmers Frfend
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AX1
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GEORGE ZEISS,
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CIGARS,
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CANNED FRUITS
OF ALL KIND3,
AND
CONFECFIONERTS,
A Specialty.
Fnsh Lager Beer from 44 Antclopo "
Brewery, constantly on hand.
RED CLOUD, NEB.
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J.Q.POrTER. I. FR1SBIE.
Red Cloud Mill's!
We are prepared to do cus
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Flour Feed nnd
Corn Mcul for Sale.
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IN CASE F02 VTE2AT.
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woitic. Farmers should be particular
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ot the battle, exposed to the fire of the enemy.
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is undoubtedlo the most deniable chromo v
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scil at $3 W. N c have at a great outlay se
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and therefore are enabled to present it to our
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THE SUN. .
DAILY AND WEEKLY FOR 1875.
The approach of the Prestdental election
gives unusual importance to th events and
lUrrlnnrnrzits of isio. We. hall et.Ieavor to
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Its rea-iers arc loun 1 in every state aad rer
ritnrj.and itsqnahty well known to tae
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it tally np O tb oMr-n .apl.battoitsproT
ssd add tc vanetv an'l power.
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the best family new.paper ia the word- It
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realixg of every ort. bnt wiil ynnt nothing
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tft'vxe stonw and vaatxasts of the aay. care
fully selected sad leg.bly priaUd.
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nent feature b the WEKKLY SUX, and iu
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I Therwnber of aea ideresIeBt in jfoji
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vraces the coeatry nd thrfateas the over
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fear of kcave. and ccckJ co favor trem
their fnpportcrs-
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dollar a year for a s Feet of ef &t pages, assl
fiftj-rix tolwsna. As thj lrIy.berxUis
expesses of paper asd printiag we ei at
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a tomesdt wvoaay Eiakexceetai cvtu
toaxte&d itJ cirraUtiaa. Us4:r tie new
lir. whifk mnire? tarsest iwa4vaaee.oae
dollar a year, witfa t-reaty ceaU tae euttof
prepaid potage adrtea. is tse xale I wm
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twenty-rest-" trUI ret tae fftf. r&tia.
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I Claim to Havt tht BEST STABLE West tf tit:
Always keeping on bind a good supply of
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Also a good conveyance for the purpose of conveying paucacers from tk
place to any other at reasonable rates.
lie Cloud,
TREES, TREES!
THE Undersigned wiil have Ready for.Delivsry, April
15,1875, at his Residence iiT
CLOVERTON, Webster. County Neb.
ALL KINDS OF
FRUIT AND FOREST
TREES
In Quantities to Suit Purchaser, Which he will Sell at
LOWEST CASH PRICES,
And take Pay in Breaking, Stfrrjng, or Wood.
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