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THE EED CLOUGKISI
WEI'
APRIL 7.
A Tfard 27 tc th3 Ccasiitailaal C-cs7ss-ticaiai
tic Ccastii-;ica.
One cf the great ul5Uc!c.v or iliin
cultics in modern Constitutional Con
ventions arA trih Constitution nn
kcrs, has been that the bodies arc too
large, and each prominent member
ha? sought to he the anther of the new
constitution. The fjet is there can be
nothing parti ulaily ne in a constitu
tion. It ouht to be short, plain, con
cimj and perfectly Tree from an3 Using
like IcjrUIalion ; fcimply a landmark, or
guide for, or restraint upon haty and
fni-on;r!crate legisLition, as to funda
mental princip of government. With
few amendments our present constitu
tion is ample. The Gr3t act of the
coming Constitutional Convention,
nfti-r organization, should he to ap
point a cnmioit tec of not mor-j th:n
five of ita holmon, whose duty :houl!"
be to prepare and report a constitution
to the convention. The convention
hou!d then ndjoarn or thirty day
and meet again to hear and act upon
the report. This troul i be cco..omy
mid fetjod s?nc, and vou-d provide a
much more satisfactory iurtrutnent 'o
the people and better borve the trac
intercuts of the State. Thi:i committee
tdiould be selected with sole rci'crctic:
to competency, and without regard to
political affiliation, or locality. Iiy
thi- mode five thousand uV.hira vwiM
pwvidc a constitution, in-.tsad offif-ti-en
or twenty thousand a will be the
ca'ft, if (he ordinary bitting begone
through with, nn,l we believe will be
much moro Iilcdy (o meet' the appro
ba!:):irf the people.
One i'npr.rtant feature of the con'tl
luwr should" ba a provision for future
amendments and alteration. Con-jti-tuttor.al
C"Jiv ntions are cipcnaivo
nuincc. ni:!i irbich a State .should
ne.tr be : flirted n:iro than once. Let
the J cojihi b$ p-.rtjijftod to amend or
alt r n'm-wt .:f ple;.ue. or at least as
the graving want? ; a ynung Stale,
hfco our sj:-,:. dD(..jf 'i'j,c provision
fchouli be tha: any c?siou of the L-g
i-lnturo any j-ubiuit a.ncudments or
uv ration, to be approved or n jested
by a vote of the people, at any regular
or special election. This wru!d keep
the fundamental Jaw of the Stale near
the people, and save a vast sum of
money to tho tax payers. There was
11 tvnrlil nP fr.in.1 om.n1 - ... :.. i.
-- - " ul"- ouuiiu rutiM: in mo
homely adyico once given by the la
ni'T.tcd Lincoln to the present Senator
Oslcaby. of Illinois : "Dick, if you
wibh to be useful andtU(vc&-ful in life,
nevTjr get very ftr away from the peo
ple." While the people nny not de
sire often to change their constitution,
they aro better oidificd to Tmosr that
they can do o abencver they wish, or
ticcaMty demand. BrowuvilhrAtrr
vertiscr.
AN ACT.
To Regulate th Issuance of Licences
for. and tho sale of Malt, Viuou
and Spirituous Liquors in the State
of Nebraska.
He it cvacteb uy the Lnaist.A-
TCRE OP THE STATK OP Ncr.IUSKA.
That all applicants for license to sell
malt, spirituous, and vinous liquors in
the State of Nebaaska, undo to Com-mi-Honers
of any County or Council of
any City in the State, shall lie over for
tho space of two weeks before action i-;
token thereon, when, if there ha no
objections i.i writing, male and filed
tu tho issuance of said liccvc, and the
provision of chapter oi of tho Cnlo of
Criminal I'rocedurc, have boou fully
complied with it may bo granted.
Sec- 2. If thero bo any objection,
protest or remonstrance filed in the
office, when the application is made
Kgain.-t the is-juanw of said licenfo, the
County. Comuiis-iuuVrx or City Council
shall appoint a d.:y for a heaiing of
wid case, and if it .shall be satisfactor
ily proven tint (he applie.mt for K
cens has been guilty of tho violation.
ofaoy of the provisions of section fivo
hundred and seveuty two (572) five
hundred ami seventy four (574), and
five hundred and seventy fivo (575),
chapter Gfty-three, of tho Code of
Criminal Procedure, or any other re
strict inns now legally placed upon the
Kile of malt, spirituous and' viuou
J'qunrs, within the space .j3t;oub.ycarv
or if any former lieen&e shall have been
revoked for any onisdeaeanor against
tho lav?3 of this State then the Board
of County Commj-isioners, or CouuriU
of nny City, shall refuse to grant sai4
njfg'ication fojr license. c f5
Sec. On the hearing of any ca?e
arisinguuder the proviions of thirct
iho tostimany shall be reduced to writ
ing and filed in the office of appli&tton
: nd if anypurty.feel himself aggrieved
by the decision in said cascho.noy ap
peal therefrom to the J)istriettiCourt,
and such appeal shall bo summarily
decided by the judge of uchCourt
upon said cvideuce alone. '
Sec, 4.- No person "whip hhp:6H!;as
the principal upoa anr body sacd
vndcrthe provtions oi section o2,
chapter 53, of the CodeoC Criminal
procedure, shall bo parjnUtcd. to ba
c.nio a surely upon any other bond of
like-character; "ProVideir-any rarty
jnterate?lJliaU h.avtrGfieeto eompel
the attendance ofititnesas who shall
Jiave the tame compenattoa as now
provided by law j tho WJr? Court;
and tho eoslsWl be'pstHie party
filisg complaint 5a case Iicn33 be
jrraated
Sit. 5. Anymmbr irho. shall for
,je5
"- jft ri-afij
- 2rum 574:cfcaptcr 53.o&he Code
sent his age, shall be deemed guilty of
a n.i-HletuPartor, and fined for each and
every nlFcne not rxevdia twenty
dollar (2U). or imprisoned in tne
county jdil, not exceeding thirty days
(30), or both, at the dicretij:i of the
Court.
Sec. 0. All acts snd part of acts in
constant with this act arc hereby re
pealed. Sec. 7. This act thail lake effect
and be in forcj from and after it: pas
sage. The government now init.s that
the Uiaek Hills country shall remain
wered to bind- cf murdeiou red
skins for the reason that a fe fat
agencies are already established at
these point?, and if white men open
up the counliy 'heir pet agents will
be without an occupation. Blair
Times.
No, that is jiot the reacon at all
The reason why the government will
prevent invasion into the H'aclc Hill
region is because good faith with the
Indian? nn the part of the Govern
incnt demands it. The Indiana have
a title to.that country as binding as a
warrantee deed, and promised protec
tion by the government. Every right
mii.dsd man approvca of the govern
ment being faithful to its compacts
end obligation, and as well with the
fudianj as with any other people or
race. The Timcb is a democratic pa
per, but is that any reaon why it
jdiould advoe-ite a violation of solemn
pledges made by the government?
xlod, moreover, the government is
inw attempting negotiation with the
Indi.iH with the iow of being ro
iiovod of its obligations in thaticspect,
and opening that con u try for settlu
rncnrs by the whites. And therefore
the government docs not "in-idt"
that the Pack Hills "shall remain
sacred, '' and all ihat iort oftwaJdle,
only so long as it considers iw compa-jt
bindiiig or "tncred," if you please.
Bftiu-e the Sioux are "mutdrous
n-d skins"' dors not reliever the gov
ernment from its duty (o act in good
faith toward them. U. V. Advertis
er. Lincoln his had an unusual number
of sensations during tho last three or
four month.?. The last thing is an
infanticide.
La.t winter n citizen of Seward
county while on a vi-it to Nebraska
City, abducted a boy and took him t'
Seward. A few days since the boy
was discovered, and returned to his
mother.
Attorney General Roberts who has
been in Philadelphia for same time
past has retu.ned to h'3 home in
flailan county.
The Lincoln Journal slates that, a
company has been forinod.iuJJtai.clUu-1
for the purpose of manufacturing
wiud iailir. This is another good
move on tho part of that lively town.
L. D. George, of Rufialo county has
been arrested on the charge of setting
Gre to his brothers barn.
Hon. li. II. Barrows, a member of
the Legislature from Douglas county,
has assumed editorial chargo of the
Omaha Republican.
The Kearney Prcs'S sas tint sever
al pieces of ore, apparently lead, and
and perhaps mixed with silver were
found up Wood river by Mr. Arm
strong, and brought into Kearney.
The recent storms have been gener
al throughout tho State. A grctt
amount of damage has resulted from
prairie fires in several counties.
The papers.of the State are full of
proceedings of conventions for the
nomination of members of the Con
stitutional Convention. Gencralby,
the best men are in the field.
FBOSTSLM CES32.
Eljt Creek, Nob. 1
March 30 '75. j
Ed. Cmia? : We have been bless
ed with pleasant spring weather for
the past week, aud farmers in this
loca ity have been hussy plowing and
soingjam- There Ins been avast
amount of grain sown and people arc
not through yet, an abundant harvest
J is anticipated, which if realized will
$ct the people "on their feet again,"
audcauso theui io a measure to forget
tlicir late troubles. At present writ
ing the earth is being moistened by a
rpleasant shower of rain which will
causc the grain already sown to sprout
and will also put the ground in eood
j condition for plowing.
The slories afloat about the gold
mining iu the Black Hills is creating
some excitement throughout the
country, how many will bo induced to
bave th ir faruis and go in 6earcb of
gold, allured py this "Ignis Falaus"
is hard to tell, we hppc t!,at none
who have faruis in tho valley and
comfortable homes with a moral cer
tainty of good-crops the present season
will forsake theta for this venture,
such adventures usualy end in diap
poiiitmenL
There is one thing of which I wish
to speak, which I think is worthy of
some consideration, it i3 this affair of
elections. The CruEr has urged upon
the people prior to each election the
noceesity of tnrnicg out and casting a
I falbvote, whkh is all right, the bone-
Ufils to be deriveu iroin such a course
is too obvious to need comment here,
but it h not any easy-task to convince
individuals that it is to their interest
to-ride ten, or-twelve miles over the
'... .!, - I
prune to an anscure scnoooi noue tor
' thft uroo- of cistink a vats. Thoe
who go to town to the polls oT course
do not mind it as they would go to
town any way on bushie-H. It probab
ly would le well for our cuu.ity
fathers and the people genera ty to
to t-:ke in cotfideration the fact that
there will never be a full vote ca?t in
the conn ty to long as the people ate
obliged to inconvenience themselves
to such an extent iD order to tiy.iy
thw privilegf. We must have more
to say on this subject in "the future.
X
T.VAVAi.r., April 5th, IS75.
Ed Cihkf: L:;t Saturday eveu
ing qui'e a number of the citizens of
this and Fnnkiia counties, called on
Jim Iloe. who lives nn the plscc of
Mr. Geo. Dclong. It is very cvidrnt
that the late di-aterous fire, which
caused such a great loss uf proper' in
this vicinity originated froii him.
Thoy went to his bou.e with the de
termination that he should leave the
country viihin 45 hours or take a
dance at the end of a lariat rope. Mr.
Olui'tcad heard . f their intentions and
called at Hose's tc inform him of the
danger ho was in. While he was there
about 40 men came to the houc, and
a man catne to the door and handed
Mr. DcLong a paper, the purport of
which was that if he didn't leave the
countiy in 48 hours he would dance at
the end of a rope, and that theic
would be a funeral at short notice.
The notice was signed "Chairman of
the Protection Society. It was found
that Rose left last Thursday, and his
whereabouts are not known at present.
Considerable disappointment was ex
pressed at not findiug him, as a num
ber of icvolvcr shots were heard a the
men dispersed. CiTiz.-:.v.
Clovehton, Webster Co., Neb.
Apiil 1st, 1S75.
finiToa Chief : Thinking that
some items from our part of the coun
ty, might not be uniutcrcating to so:i.e
of your readers, I hereby send 30U a
few of the events of the past week.
The storm of the pa3t two daye having
passed ever and the weather again be
come calm and serene, old sol looking
down upon us this morning as peas
ant aud smiling as ever. No serious
damage d-ne iu this part of the
county, but I notice to day quite u
number of stray cattle wandering over
the praiiic, apparently lost Would
that we could say by the fire the same
no "crious damage done ; but not s,o,
the fire that ptrhupsaomj thoughtless
person put out somewhere south of
Elm creek aud carried by the wind in
a noithcastcrly directiou, crossing Elm
crcet, there burning the stable of E.
D. Peck, two nice pigs, and a valuable
team of horses belonging to Mr. Ful
ler, also tho lyjusc of Peter Donally
with all their household goods 'clotlf- j
-gT jcoi -Advancing north burning
four head of cattle uud Injuring sevural
others for Mrs. .Morrow. Finally reach
ing the stable of 31. Willson, of the
Cloverton House, which soon became
a blackened mass of ruius, together
with fifteen dollars worth of hay.
These losses no doubt aro seriously
felt by the looser ; yet this is not all,
many of our citizens having little or
nothing to feed their stock ; but so
Ions as the fire did not destroy the old
grass, cattle could live well until grass
came; but the 2 ro spreading over so
large a portion of the county, many
will find it very difficult to get their
stock through the early spring. When
will our people learn wisdom and ccac
putting out thoj-e fires. We think that
no one can find an excuse for such an
act, and wc also think that all good
citizens should aid in bringing the law
to bear with all its force upon any per
son that may wantonly or mischiev
iously or even accidentally set these
prairies on fire.
We are also called upon to record
the death of Mr. Robert Marrow, one
of the worthy citizens of this part of
the county. Mr. Morrow had been
east this winter, his family remaining
here, ho returned a short time ago to
attend to some business, having com
pleted his business affairs he went jo
Lowell to take the cars for the eastern
part of the State, where he expected
to take a contract on a railroad. But
on reaching Lowell," was taken sick,
and after four or five days siekness,
died on the 19ih ult. Mr. Morrow
was one of our best citizens, aud rc--pccieM
by ail who kuew him, as a
geutlemon in-tfce true sense of the
word. D. F.
FS02C ZAH3A3.
Elk RiYZR, Montgomery Co. Kn.
iMarch 24th, 1875.
Ed. Chief : Tbiniing that some
of your readers would like to hear from
this part of the couutry, I take the
trouble to write you this. The settlers
in thiscoan!y, after having considera
ble of a failure in crops the past season,
caused by the draught aud grasihop
pers, then experiencing a long cold
winter, now complain of hard times ;
but there are but few thai have called
for aid in this county, and-some of
them more through jealousy of bis
poor neighbor than necessity. OiiB
man ntlcaVfor aid when the loft of his
house was filled with wheat so that
the weight broke ttowp bis chamber
floor, and another hal two or three
hundred bushels of corn to sell, and
called for aid on theplea that he did
not want to stll antil he could sell for
one dollar per buhel ; and another I
called for aid who had 3& head of cat-
tie, 9 kc&d nfhoTse. several hogs aad
-t p l?-; l.i . i
piy oi port ih cd muoc uvux w ,
do Via untU next kiliinc tiaic, as was
1 w
reported by men appointed by the j
county to look after the - poor, ttkl
pTcniy of others wiih about the sjui,
means white there arc fome rcallyi
suffering farther wct. Sping Tnw ar
rived at last and everybody seems to
be buy pluwisg and preparing to
rai-J a crop. There ha been some
corn pluutel in thi vicinity already
and more about ready to plant. Win
ter wheat looks pretty wll but needs
rain. Yours with refpec!,
Fhi:iT. Hailey.
IUvlz Gimrr Vxzx. VTcHler O.)
y.arohEtb.lsTo. j
Editors Cnitv.l have for tccrat wefcj
ownilcd tbi opportunity of tf title; a fex fl
in rctorti which arc beini circiiatsd in rc
sirJ to my drawing a:l. Hat a I hsre Lc?n
cxzucl'.us a reply to my articlo in ths CbUf,
I Lave dotay&I until aon. And. at Mr. Ga
loot Is the first tn reply publicly, and luu not
been very severe in acmiofr :ne. although
too rajh in some icrtanew. 1. e. in rer-wl to
drin'cicz ami dsjicxDj;. I hare live! hrretrru
yesra nnd hire neer taken a drink t( whi''
ky in Webster county, or Lavc raid to exced
one dollar for (tanctnr. 1 . ttend daccr. but
it ii to "Gddle" and nr.i the woncy or at J just
m you will have it. and let xnc 2y I think
(hhcrccld be a poor. iaicrab!e cimtnunity
if ro were not all tvv.1 to eo to a danr new
and then, and i-ity ths ddlr tvtuty-fivo
cenr each for hi fervlrc. whiio ahaT-wtof
a trip tho li$ht f3tatic toe. for a few Mur
at Ici'U Tbi.. I tbink. would sreft-ralle
to visiting our r.cuhbr.rs durins tho lorijr
f venintr and howlics about the C unty Aid
Committee not doing he fair thins;, etc, or
writing up articles in county rnpo (and
sigr.inz fi-t:oiuti Lame?,) about about this
and shut one drawin? aij, when, bo doubt,
they have lircil oa aid ever since il exist
ence, and still cry have lived nitliou aid.
Ihat is "biz." I .'on': like that.
As I neglected to state in luy Ust article as
to the fnr,ur.t of aid I rcce. ved. atd tho way
I paid my hired men. I rill jut (ay. that 1
h.iJ on hand a h'.tlo wore meat than I needed
for ruy own use and those men were hone-t.
bard-workiw; men. who could not pet meat
without the money, and they csine to ice and
oturcd to work for mc.it, a-d Lame a beucv
olrctsortof a fellow. I concluded to Ittthcm
have joiac mnt for their work. Now if
there isaCythinj: wrong about that. pJo.t-u
rrpnrt. and in retrd t the aid. 1 will just
that I received on tho Sth of Kcbraary :
Ono-half pound tea, valued at -JQcts.
Two pounds of ug.ir worth 7K Icr Si 15.
50
Src rccciit for.earre at Slecrcr'i.
TLis is all I h ive itrawrn. und I only drew
that a? an experiment. And, now. Galoot, if
ynu know of acy other w.iy of helpiutr tlie
MiCeridK than yu spoke of in your article
pit it out. don't poi! a sood thing for fear cf
boinc excluded from the aid list or hurtin.i a
!cnc olent mana feelings. If you want u
more plain explication of my case please write
to me private! aa I don't wUh to make- my
clf to popular. Y.uts.
D. S. IIM.TKRS.
First in Vis PicIA ErlaaliAji 1038.
Pail $10. Weekly 2.
RiiHlnesM SCoti. Eallrond orr.'clul",
Coajiiy orriccrn, uud ether. At
tcutibii !
Osiaha Republican.
- Sie armr So o k '
-a N D
JOB PIUSTIXG ANI)
2ZJX1 300K 17AlTU?ASriJIUlTa
Establishment.
after many years experience,
'with
superior lacthties, and the
BEST WORKMEN
to be found in the went, will fill any
order, targe or suinll, in the ict ttylt
at shoit notice, and at the lovrctt
prices.
OUR BLANK HOOK TCORK
and Binkiii of every description can
not he surpassed by any finu in- the
state, aud challenge comparison.
Count: Work A Specialty,
and County Officers will find onr forms
the latent and most improved. Sta
tionery, Scab for County, Dklriet
and Probate Courts, Justices of the
Peace, &c.
L2SAL ANT) C0i3GSCIAL 3LA:T2S,
LEDGER?, DAT fcOOK3, BKCOB03, &C,
in ready made stock, furnished at the
lowest prices.
Orders by mail for nil kinda of Jon
Woitic executed with tho utmoM
speed, and dispatched promptly.
ST. A. D. BALCOMKE,
Manager "Republican,"
O.maua, Neb.
OLDEST URUG STORE IN
RED CLOUD,
Op.alie S. G-trber 4e Co.
Strugs, Oils, Pat
ent Medicines.
STATIONERY.
A1.-0 a choice variety of
FAMILYGR0CER1ES
Constantly on hand.
1
Flense Give vs a call and satitfy your
selves thnt you can do no butter m
Red Clouii
II. F. Entz,
Tss ziasss? XASzsr psice pad
C?CASEF02T73ZA7.
A DTCKTTSX5rO : Cheap ; Good : Syfto-
Eiattc All pertos who coatplAt i
Esitms cuBavtf wrta ewt3 for u
ecrtioa of adTertucaeau hoaIi smi 5&5
etats to UkO P. nw oi Co.. 4Jark Eow.
New ) ork. fur their PAMPHLET-BOOK
(ittyctntk tdai&i eoaaisiac lifts f
ortr rftw newsMoers xsi estimate. awisc
tavcoet. AdrertieeBi ukeafer kdia-
jB BU7 g, MCBiio :
Mtkn&uia pabiiA'rtfc.G?i
The
WEEKLY
ENQUIRKR.
A tt$t: fsr iks PmjIc, a Fricsi :f tha
jfesu? zzi Isdz5tr.al Zhzzcz.
" A BKAITIFIL
ENTITLED
"PERSY'S VICTORY!"
ifrt to F.vrry 1K9 OO Salter I brr.
Tbi pictnrs repr"iU Cora. Oliver II.
Pcrrv iu ihe act nf prm n from one hir to
anotnrr in scsi.lt oju-a l-ot. dcrin; the beat
oi the bat.!e. espufrdtotbe Creoftbc eattuy.
T V.-1.TT1-.
iiciaure: 15 br 32 1-2 Izm,
w
N
lr srtis tiwlty Sn:hfi n thi-tf 3 c-Sors and
is andoa'ted5. th- m'-'l U'.ub!e cbrotno v
rr ..fTeio i s preimuui. ?ir.ff' cjir of it
fs.l at $$ 0s) w e hive at a rrat iutly c
c.irei ths i-ic'ui vc ron'rul ani silc ol it.
and therefore rc caaUcti to present il to v cr
pstron a? r
Tim hN(iUltFH :i!l -Ixmh pr? eminent
a a rrt-!a r.swsp-pfr. It varioa? dc
parimeais it-lotted t.
C:rrc;cs2s2:c9
TIa'
All gieerideneeof tbo care and pais taVm
Jo ij; lly its rratlerii with ult fie nrr nd
and a variety of rcaaiujr that e.umot fail to
5iereteoch nd every meial?ri. thehou'e
hM. bubforil!i ihr&ugh our aweaU or rn.l
direct to iu.
Tcdiiran jrent at evry Vot 03ee.
and wnero noue are yet appointed, let ume
ol our fr;cails -rrly for tho n tucy.
AInitIS,
FABAH &, KcLEAaN9 Pub's,
DliNVEKiiOUaE
Billiard Hail.
D. W. DALTON, - - - Prop.
HASTINGS, NEBRASKA.
This ball h is l-.tc!y burn fitted up with ta
bles of the bc-t w tnufaeiure.
Choico Winc3,Li'iuors and Cigars fit the bar
PR0C70B HOUSE,
G. I. PUOCTOU. Pitoritiirron,
E3B201T, NS32A5EA,
TheTravclinc Public Will find this Hotel to
bu rst clrts in cvtr rtipeot.
"CirriT?e rats daily to Helvicere. the
ertarest Stntion ou the St. J.ic A D. C. R. H
Uy Meat Mark.
MARK K. WARflER,
lias ju.-t opened a Meat Market on
WVl.-lcr Sltvrt, next dor t-oiith oi
Park'. Sho p wlierc he Mill keep
mid tell ireeh meats of all kind.-J.
hio hi:st .mkki-tt pkick paid
FOR BHEKC TTIjK. HOGS,
1 XD HIDES.
Rod Cloud. - - - - Neb.
BII.IARD PARLOR,
Hastings, - - - Nebraska.
ThU e tabliIjinsnt hm jujt lon fittel up
in ero-I fi'U. and is jun the plscc to enjoy
j .-.iiiir ofKilliiiriii.
Tha bei-t iurpIiM atthe bar. 49-Ctn
J. '. W Entire,
L'c Cayhierls-t Nat Hunk. C'iarinda, Iowa.1
BflHIKBR.
HASTINGS, - - - NEBRASKA.
Exchange bouj.'h'" and pold on nil
cities of the United States and Europe.
I ounty Warranty
COUNTY ND SCHOOL BONDS
Bought and Sold.
Iiffcrences hj Permission :
11. F. Ai.i.r.N-. President Cook Co. National
Dank. Chicaeo. . ,
N. H. .Mtir.-is. President First National Hank,
t'larinda. I.wa. . -,.-... ,
J..HN llKy-KSHAM. Caslurr Pacifi-J National
Hank. Council illuffi. Icwa.
O. C. CAhiTKa. Go'ernor stnte or Iowh.
C. LtN'ocBMAX. Clerk bupvricr Court, Iowa.
C-Ca
Watchmaker & Jeweller,
223CL07D,T7S2ST2E COUOTT, U22.
5?-P.rticul2r attention given to .Re
pairing ITicc Watehesand
Stititfaction Guarantied.
I. W. TUIiLSYS,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
U. S. PENSION SURGEON.
Orace 3d door Soutl of Court House.
Swiiarc tee IGle 2ast cf 25i 7azL
Republican River
STAGE I-IKE-
?. T. WZS2, Prcjricicr.
Rcgalar trips will be made beiwe? n
JUKI ATA and R0 CLOUD,
I fhsll be pleared to carry pasenperr
upon the days tnenlioned, leaving iiea
Cload at 6 a. M. on Mrtndays, Wedac
darsani Friday. Leavinjr" Janiatar
at 6 A. ., on Taesday, Ifaursday
ad Saturdays.
Fre reasonable,-
NEW
J. 6. POTTER
Takes ,is nsthod to Inform ths Public teat ho has Just
opened tip a new and complete Stock of
DRY GOODS & GHQOER2HS,
Crt.tVVl7 ! Pat nf
CAIJCOK?. U.MXK, LUJHT .t 1'LNK,
CIIA.MKUES. JJI- I-AINKS L U Nfr-
" ISLKACHKl) ANL UMJLKAOhSD 3tUSL!Nb
fi'iifv T1VI.-VC A-TtlWKLINtJ.
PANTS. OVKK ALU & .HlIlltTlNO,
IJOOTH & UslOES, HATS cS &AS,
COFFEE. SUGARS & TEAS of ail Kinds,
z
Canned Fruits, Oystcrsand Crackers,
Chewing
FLOUR. MEAL 6c SAOO
And everything usually kept in a Vast
-T.
THE CHICAGO LUSV1BE i. YARD i
AT
'HASTINGS,
K-cp- conatantly on hand the la-gc-t stouir of Dry Pine lmlr i" &
West. Alio
and all kindof
15 J I STi 2 2 N M A T S BS 3 Jk'M
Our stock U well j-e'ected and purchased direct from the Tufts, and willW
-oil as low a tho lowest.
Hsslinys, Mebrac-ka.
NEW HARD WAR!.-: STORE !
W110LESALE ANDItKTAEL
"MITCHELL &M0RHART'
Have opened a new ?torc and haw jit rcsaivcti a full aiulaoiuplalcsttKkor
HAltSSWAHJS, CiElXcry, .Career. trr :5Hl
FARMING TOOLS,
COAL and WOOD STOVKS. V.c hnrc also a Tin Shop ootmecl?
nilh-our Store. NVc manufacture Tin, Copper k Sheet Iron Waro.
Our Stock U LARGK and well aborted, and v.c will detal ad lorr aj attj
house west of Lincoln.
i
Call ana See Bsfore ?urcha3ing-E!32whDrs.
Opposite the Lnn.bcr Yard.
Red Gloud,
LUMBER
k
W. L. VAMAtSTY&iE
DRALKR IN
PlflE U?3BS LAT?, SHIEiOELS
Doors Blinds,
Sash Mouldings
Lime, Tarred Paper, Etc-
n 1 every Article usually kept in a Pirst Cia;? Lunibcr Yard. "
I GUARANTEE TO DUPLICATE ANY BILL THAT U.VN BE'CO!
AT JUNIATA OR HASTINGS.
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J. D. POST, Proprietor.
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ataILti to farsub roea ofidfeslfor ta
lAttrr rwf o xaort aatiec.
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anil Smokinn Tobaccos,
Class Pry (JikkI.- & (Jrocorr Store.
Potter,
f?ed Cloud. Kchraska.
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Wi t.!afTra the pSt th-st tary Ist
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Llase. oa-1 vili & io iut-d a
FULL SUPPLY
tt asat thm 4uuiii of Sh pabliV. vka
C1 be all ax .'taiCKkVIa rain.
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