The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, November 11, 1875, Image 2
-- J L I . i: THE RED CLOUD CHIEF. THURSDAY NOV. 4, 1x75 laU.cf Satecrfptlaa. One copy 1 year, 2.00 One copy .6 mowtha, J. 00 ( )iic copy 3 .... h Official Directory. CONORESSIOsTAL. A.S. PdWk Beatrice. ' U. 8. tor. W. Hitaaeaek. Osaaaa. . 9-8eaater. Lorenzo CronaM. RtpraieataUTe. EXECUTIVE. FILA8 0ARBHU Ow.rtw. Ht1"' J. H Wastoa. Lifreola, AadUer. J. .McKewe.LIeol.Sp.Pmb.lMtnie. JU1IC1ART. fa.I.L.ae.oBana. CkterJatUee. Kam'l MMwrfUrUttMWilki " WKsfSTER COUNTY J. A. Talleji. K. H. Jones. I. W. Tatters II. C. Hill. II. S. Kaley. C C Coon. W. B. Tkora. A. M. H.rdr.) U. W. 1111. 7. Mattesoa. I Coaaty Clerk. Trttnrtr. Probate Jadae. Sheriff. School Sap't. Ceroaer. Coaaty 8rreyor Coaatr CoamiasioBer. Wkttr Cbulr CoUtfiftl Webster Co.. Neb.. He is ae Valley ol the Kepibllcaa. U ISO wilt wut of the Mis tar.F..Trand toachet the State liae on the Booth. Wiaters are aiild aad dry: very little rain or mow Tails is that aaaion so lit tle in Taet that cattle lire all wiaUr with no bay or grain. Plenty of rain falls ia the spring and auamer. The saasatrs are not disagreeably warn, as there is always a cool breeso especially in the eventnzt. The county first began to settle a 1870. I 1871 the county was organised with a population oTl. Its population is now between 2500 and SOW aad is rapidly increasing. There are at pre-aeat38 organised school districts within it boandrier aad snbool faeiiities are th'refortf ample better than those in some Kastern States. The apportionable school lund furni.be nearly enough sooner to pay testers' wages. Farmers can buy R. R. land Iron: 11.50 to 56 per acre with ten years tiuie. There is yet a considerable amount of government lands for homestead and pre nuptions. Asa stock ramug country it is hrl 'o ezeel. Cafje do well, and fur sbeep it c mnot be beaten. Ii u just suited to that. Fortunes can be easily ma-la by raising sbeep a the espease of feeding is very small. That r.-rn. cists, barley, potatoes, buck wheatt and a.11 kindi of root an J vegetables, ate grows here with little labwr. 3S baaacls of sod corn to th aere b nothing new. Wheat averages abaat 25- bushels to the acre. Fruit does ex toeauly well. Eaety farmer bat hia arcward growing. Forest tres row raaadly. Cottaa wooa. boxasVler. waateawod. soft ample, aad many atberkiads of trees grow into timber large enough for fael in about Jthree years. Osag orange itlaats do i icely. and ia a few years your live fences can be made. Me chaaics find employment and fair wages. The very bct and purest water is obtained by going from 5 to 100 feet. The cost is very small when the well is bored. These wells never go dy. The streams of this county are the Republican and its tributaries, which are as follows oa the south side of the river. Waiuat. Dry, Uafalu. State Peaoy. Clar. Ilieks.Ash. aad UaideRoak crocks. On th north sid- are Willow. Elm. Cottonwood. Crooked. Indian. and Farmers creeks. In the north part of the county is the Blue river and its tributaries. The soil of Webster coaaty is a dsrk. rich vrt-table loam. Tho wild grasses are nutri tious and abundant, and make mortexcellent liu. rituotby. clover. Hungarian and taillit will undoubtedly prove a profitable prosme tion. Those who have tried them so decide at least. Our railroad prospeets are good, aad we will have a road as sooa aa we really seed one. Bat taa farmers for years will findreadr sale tor rarpla productions is the newer euanties west aad ta new settlers. By the time these markets are closed roads for ahraacr transportation esst will be opened. Oar climate is healthful, the air pur nd toaeing. and tick aes of any kind is almost a traager to the pear-la hre. The county seat. RKD CL0UP on the Re publican river, sear the center east and west and a little south of the center north and south. In it are chances lor business men of every branch of trade. The country around j. Urh as to warraat a goad busiarss ia every kind or saarehsaaise. Red Cload aad Guide lock as tha oaly two laid oat toanas. Tar ther inlormatEaa-oaa, be obtained from any Hud agent who adYertwea.Mi this paper, or at this office. Ituccittifina of the adjoining couo tie of Kashas ik having exciting times about railroads. They hare been tucetiog ia mass meetings and talking railroad until the whole people are of awe aaind. Their scheme ia to induce the- Junction City and Kearney com aaay to leave the Republican and fol gv the divide between the Kepubli can and the Solomon to Denver. Aad it is possible that they may sauted. A flight consideration of oar own in terest will oaaae as to view this move ment with the greatest interest.. The sd above mentioned approaches to withk sixty miles of this place. Itwil be our sole chance for a road in that di reatiMt for aaa time. Ou the other Tumi if the road is onstructed along the entire length of the valley, it will he long before another one will be built south of it. It is oar policy tw have this road ranning through oar eoaaty -soon an poible, and this place will nturally be the market for Smith aad Jewell counties for years to come. If tint road ia diverted now, it will be aaay years ere we obtain one. It is to be hoped thsst iae men of this vil lage aad coaatv wilt act promptly ia tai matter. If that acaama be carried through eaoceasrally it will tell serious ly aaon oar prosperity, it aaa oaly caxeeed by ear apathy aa4 iaittaatiaa lOtOTIZfiTIL We aadetataad that a party ly aassacad a bant at the livary stable jaKaaraey to go aama dosea muW. Bygaaaaaaaaaa, the horsa raa away with aia, ar he fiwfot ta retara iL A luaa ftaat ia rswst traead the horse ad thief ap the aUpaWw aad Sap py river UJPaeatv Oa.. Kaasss. Be taava foasai a ta4 some fif- tes-am-taylwria Osiere, having faeralraa stolen h.muwL m waittaOTa .. fc"tt vaJacd fita life, to make bis way oat of that region a fait a! p..tible that they would not be taken alive, Ac. He ah-o learned that some of the settlers thereabout were leagued with the thieves, aiding and gskettMg'taaa. He returnrd tbfwsgh Orleans aa Satanlay night hut. With tbeiateatiaa ofaeeariuga poae, r to hreak ap the band.' If it is undertaken, there may be warm work there. But uch a nest of thieves ought to be broken ap at all kasardV. XTWafilTSTTOH. Moved and neconetl, that the Valley of the. lirpub'iain in the State of Se brntitn) nhull vote Intuit, to the full txteHt aU'jtced by law, for the pur pote of constructing or to ait in the coRMtructiua of a liailrcnd from tome point aut of u$t through to DcHter City, CoL, the same to be five to the firs' company that ugrees to have its road completed and in Jull running order within two years from date of contract. ItlVKKTON, Franklin Co., Neb. November 1-t, 1S75 Ed. Chief: Sir, In order that the people of tbc valley may have free dis cussion on tliii all important subject, I have so far intruded un your space as to submit the above to them, in the form of a motion. The question of a railroad, is the question of the hour with us. Give us a ruhoad, the main artery through which flow the cuui tuuulal bloud ol' the present age, and every nerve andtsiuew of our Republi can body corporate will feel and derive a benefit therefrom. For, unless we' an a people, do make au effort to in fuaw some life into the preieut normal conditio s of oar joiut system, our progress in prosperity wjll be but slow while we arc suffering financially for wuut of a market that would absorb our surplus farm products. The vot ing of buuds for such a purpose, will be bitterly and strongly opposed by those who have not carefully studied the benefit that they themselves would derive from such an institution. Re sides the enhancement in the value of property, the stimulus it would give to immigration, the encouragement it would give to capital, the rise in the price of our commodities, the saving of freight, time aud labor, the conve nience to publio travel, it would show that we are not au inactive indifferent class of people, but one that thinks, acts, and is alive to their own necessi ties. Those who have fought the fight, struggled and suffered during the last five year; and have brought the present out of chaos, hhould place part of the harden on the future. Those who are to come after us, and who will enjoy the result of our labor aud im provements, without suffering any of tho hardships we have suffered, in bringing the valley of the Republican to its present advanced condition, can not grumble if they are called on to pay their quota for the comforts we leaveMheui. Cons-equuntly why not borrow money ro carry on those im proveateats. and make the future do its portion in paying off the indebted ness. This is only just and fair. The only objection I see to it U the tend ency it might have in centralising cap ital too much, by putting the couutry in the hands of a few bond holders But even taking it in that light, the present age is to far advanced in the science of progress for us to recede, while other parts around us are endeavor-ng to keep ia advance of the current of surrounding circumstances. Therefore let us put our fbou ders to the-wheel, and ebre progress an other turn. Having advanced so far. it will not do for us to lay back on our oar. Let the word be passed aloruc the-Irseanei every paptr iathe valley take up the question, let the people pro and con talk the subject amongst them, for in all great questions much talking has to be done before it comes to an iue, and let the motion at the head of this letter stand until the mat ter is decided one way or another. O'SULUYAN. Zxattlnmi Awarded at the W.arUr Co. Ajrfealtiral Society,, held. Oct. 6th and "1875. Geo. W. Hummel best yield potatoes i, acre 2d premium aad diploma. John Tomlktsoa. best i bushel Peerless potatoes 1st ptemMo. D. Helvetn. " - " " 2d premium. A. M. Talbot i bushel Early Rose 1st premium. J. C. Holcoiab, " "- 2d premium. A. M. Talbot, Early York, lot preau C. C. Coon, ' " 2nd premium. John Tomliaaon, Late Rose 1st prem. M. B. McNitt " " 2d premium Asher Beal, Peach Bow, diploma. A. M. Talbot, Prinoe Albert. Chili White Meshaaaockt dipsbma. C. C. Cooav Sweet Potatoes, 2d prem. SQUASHES. Was. Maxwell, Long. Green, 1st prem. Chas. Teach worth, " 2d ' Alva Wiggins, Tarbaa. diploma. J. a Holcomb, Mammoth, " Wau Maxwell, Habaard, 1st prem. A. M. Talbot, 2d KKTB fsdLKenogc. 1 stood, laipraai. M. & McNitt, 4 2d " A. M. Talbat, Sugar 1st &W.Bka. " 3d i J. a Holcomb, Maagae Wortiel, dip. TU&MIFaV Dr. D. Fats, Sweat 1st premium. Geo. HaaMael, Sweet 21 " J. C. Hoteoaatv UttuBaga, It praaa. Dr. D. Feu, " " 2d ' TOXATOKsV Mrs. Levi Moore, 1st preajiaaa. C. L. Brockmaa. 2d Ahcr Beal, 1st premium. Osborn Ayers 21 " PCMPKIKS. Dr. D. Fe'.r, Yankee. 1st premium. A. M. Talbot " 2d Asher Beal, Sweet, diploma. CARHtnaa. J Kd. Kelo?g. lt preaalam. i DtvD. Feu. 21 OM098 A M Talbot. dipl-itn. WATKKMKLONS. C C Coon. I.t premium Mr. Levi Moore, 2d premium. " " " ground cherries dip. C. C. Coon. Winter Radi.h, 2d prem. p a nut 2 1 premium. " Japaaeee Pea, dip CORJ. A. J. Renoccker, best field 2 acres 2 1 premium aud dip'oma. A. M. Talbot, J bushel, l.t premium. C. C.Coon, - 21 premium. A M. Talbot, Yankee, Sweet, & Pop corn, diploma. Ranny McNitt. Whie Popcorn " J. D. Leach, mixed popcorn, " Caa. Tcichworth, White Flint " WHEAT. M. B. McNiit, Grass Wheat. 1st prem. D. S. Helvera, 21 N. Phelps, Norway Oat, 2d pre D. A. M. Talbot, assortment of veget .bles 1st premium. G. W. Rise, " " 2d pr m rowLs. J. D Leach, pair Leghorn 1 year old 1st premium. Johu Burtw, M " " " Dip " spring cbickeus 1st prem. J. D. Leach " diploma. " St'abrights, diplou.a " largest variety, d.plotna. Mrs. A. M. Talbot, Bu.ter, diploma. Miss Mary Holcomb, ' diploma. Mathew Stratton, Secretary, diploma. Sarah C. Tul!ey, fancy stocking, 1st premium and diploma. Sarah C Tull-jys, Tidy, diplo or L. J. Tuileys, plain stockings, dip. E. K Tulicys, lamp mat, dip. Amy Luce, Quilt, lt prem. and dip. Mrs- Garluck, Boqtiet, diploma. Laura J. I udlow, Wax Flower, dip. Laura A. D xon, Pin Cushion,' dip. Mrs. Clias. Teaih worth, Hanging Bas ket. 21 premium. " " " Grass Wreath, dip Mrs. Sarah Munse), Bed Spread, dip. Mr?. J. A. Barber, Flannel Quilt, dip. " 4 FotRugg, dip. Miss Florence Allen, Fancy Wreath u Agnes Kirk wood, Wool Mat, " Mrs. Wo. H. Norris Fancy Quilt, " " Jas. Baldwin, rioral Wreath, " " John Berenzen, Quilt, " 44 J. Q Potter, Rig Carper, Pine Cone Frame ,4 Worsted Pin Cushion " Worsted Tidy. 44 J. A. Monahan, log cabin quilt " 44 xMcAvoy, " " 4k Hat tie C. Bon, Flower. Mrs. J. W. Warren, Embroidery, " 44 Berguntl.all, Quilt, Miis Wright, fancy flower in frame '4 Mw. G. W. Hummel, wheat bread 44 ' McQuiikin, pair vases and hewing chair, diploma. TAKE The Newspaper Faraishl THE MOST NEWS the Ltatt Money Fop THE CHICAGO POS1 & MAIL Now in iU eleventh year, claims the patron- ago of the pubiie ua tho broad ground that it is. emphatically. The People's Paper! 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Address XTRK-esCKllV. la aeS, Chirac. CITY DRUGSTORE Red Cloud, Nebraska. aafWm -VDragStaiaiaiaBad Clone". saraaWsl Vsaw Drags are- nave. fay W Stock is complete, f profit. al W m m motto is oaiek sales aad small NAME What you waat. A AUK Your basiaeas there. NaMB To your aeighber. JfAMK That jroa have beea there. afatv There any thing yoa waat. -T I b bit liaeof traid. ! Your chUd ailiag. aWMy soothing syrapthe thing;. SffSJtEK Compaead mcriptioa comet Sff RER Ran the City Drag Store. SHEREK SasttWawaaatseaek iathe ralley SUERER 8ays come aad aaa fwyoarsair. Give Him a call Before Purchasing Elsewhere. Tht Best Paper Fer Farners MTaaB NEW-YORK Weekly Tribune- ONI DOLLAR par yaarUelab af Uuty OfOrar. flsmaalsaaslsa ammsmlgaa fwwsa Paar smf-aBBW m ' wea aawwa wa - AddnaTaTBTKIBUNS. !f ew Tark. JACOB KOHL, muLLmm Wiaes, UfMrs, aatf Clasfs, OF ALL KINDS. run urnim a Coraeroflaft 8traet aaa! Haatjafli Avaaaa, Haatani. Nak 11 -It Or. Peter Hctttd, Faaaallly OreKaia i aad wiUatteaduaX PaafsaMaaal, aaiastn ia taa- aasmab Red Cloud & K. P. Stage Line. Cmavtlne al Kl HonJ mhk tho RcpubRaan Hirer Stage I.Iaw. Three Texular trip a week, arritinj; aai deaartins; f'rtraj Kel CinaJ at the awe ttaie the staj;: from tha railroad doei. FARE VERY LOW. BlL j. x. sraaow, prop. Denver Houne HASTINGS, --.- NKB. J. X. S1CT2, Propristor. The oaly 6rt-clx- houc in the city. Stae leaves thi. hooae every other aiorniojg fur lied Clou J aud the K. 1. R . till HASTINGS tlEST.i UKiJVT Wfctr you can get a good tguan meal fax Tw3at7-aTe ceata, OYSTERS in every "yle. Fruit., Nuts, Apples Candies Jellies and Canned good uFall kindt. Cigars & Tobacco- The h?hft market price pail Ii BUrrER, ECMS9- AMD VEGETABLE. ajjrFaruier froui the Kepublicnn Valley will do well to give us a call wheu in town. C. !!. STKVTART. We.t ride Ilasting-i Avenue. nll-:;ui HASTINGS, NEB. WHERE The Ronty LieS i till RAT tnanr fanac-s have fimnd it to "z be in goml Mark. Poultry, tlraiu. etc. The Amkkicav Stim-k Joi'imal tells all about these, und ma be b-1 A WH0L2 YEAB FOS $100. Just think o. it ! Nearly p ge o' this valuablo inrortii.ntien (excludve wf trntr.1 color) in onuyear. Veterintry advice with out char,, . Improved Stoc Tree, as well as many other article to thoe get ting up clubs. Agent and other having a little tnrn time, can w.ike excellent wig and do oihcr good, by nbtaini gsubcritrr; 1 cent sccuro specimen aud eapfjisw now to do it. Address FfSTTN BBOTIIKBVI. Parkesburg. Chester Co.. 1'a. First in the Field Established 1858. IA!L10. WEKKI.V $i. Raaiaeaa Nrn. Kallsrtiail niHssaa, t'aaaijr irHrri, aud alkest, At teallaa ! Omaha REPUsiroAFi Steam Book -AND-JOB PRINTING ANI BLAHI BOOS NAUUrACr01IN3 EafsibliiilimeaiC. after many yca? experience, with superior facilities, and' the BKST WORKMEN to be found in the West, will fill any order, large or small, in the lie! ttyle at bort notice, aud at the lowest prices. OUR BLANK BOOK WORK and Binding of every dcfcriptrbir can not be surpassed by any firm in the state, and challenge cotnparisoa. County Work A Specialty, and Coanty Officers will rind our forms the latent and ruot improved. Sta tionery, Seal for County, District and Probate Courts, Justices of tto Peace, Ac LIQAL AITS COHsfEECUL BLAKXS,? LKDOBBJl. Bar MM1KB, BBCOBOf, JtC.. in ready made stock, famished at the f lowest prices. Orders by mail for all kinds of Jos WoitK executed with the utmost speed, and dispatched promptly. ST. A. D. BALCOMBK, Manager "Repablicaa," Omaha, Nrb A Splendid Farm aad Family Joaraal. The Kansas Farmer la its 14th yeas. S-pasre weekly. C per yaar. Jisainal. lasjeaaaaeat aad Pregrsasiaev The Anerican Yewig Ftlfct The Best aad cheapat. Bay's aad Giri'sasspe pablished. 50 reata per year. Copies f bo k UBeU. Areata per yaar. Cepiasarao a r swat fori cants. Address J. K, SOU. Teaefca. Kaaaas. paper swat mw cants. Aaaresa HUDSON. Tepefca. Kaaaas. Has aaiekly takaa a bich plaaa ameag -g-ricaltural joaraato. if. f. IW. Ithaa been coadaeasJ with eaergy aaa ability, aad wa have eeasiderad it asaeag taa bast ef ear Has aaiekly takaa a bich plaaa ameag -g excaaages. aaa a warthy reaieeearrttrw ef the vast Phila-. Psv. Pr-H'l arr. Oar Kaasaa rriaaaa saoaM fstl maea ariae m taa aigheaaraetaf aa4 erliag warth taaia State acrasatamrat paaar. XabWaal Uf 8tek Jaaraal. J like taa Kaaa-g Farsaar vary maea. aad as early aa say areata! gagameaU will permit I aaail estae. it a piaaswre ta write saryaa aa the Utamyaa arepaB-Jsa.afaTss.ratataa Farm aa Uarr "Walks aaa Talka" I raiiar Faraar with deep iatarsat.- Weaaall Faiisipa. mtataaawa anas" ea of taa bid eargv aa aavarisa af tha Wast saV aVa(ni.)MaraLlladaa. aflaa atatauraaga.san; "laarer sargat tarasTp MeaaM fatT ma aaa swAsuaaaasMr aa ajag Catttt, Cattitv Cattle! 50 asjasl afaattle, 12 head f twe jraar alit, I htmi af laarssaga. 20 aaasj afaaJvea, aaa! tha reat eawa. Wawaawil ka -id aaaaa JacaaaW agaaalgamvysJralt laaas atai! 30 gramraa, aM SaasaTaC Phaa, asaraaa aW kaaaaai t atO. AlaaasWaisWraaavawaaa. ifiil Taarrsjgt fWsUevaaaw; 70a m.- kaa. aaati kawa, 2Slaat ma - . " . wmr Bartaaaai ad i - J i ii aw jb ' a T- a ! Billiard Parlor. j 0 stt. StrafU latt dJOT U lsi CaWaA Drag Scaea. AN rovers of the game are invited to oil. sadT A tn.k lXiirlniMit nrinn raj am n mw on humL Gentlemanly clerk alway on haad ta atteod to cistotuen. n4tf KD. SMITH, Prop. RED CLOUD DRU6 STORE. Chas- Potter Keep the !! aad largest Drug Store In Red Cloud. Prescription carefully coaipoaaded both day and night. i4 tf TIl3 aJatevaaMlOU llUHe JUNIATA, NEBRASKA. Iln lately changed hand, and is now under the management of J. M. JACOBSOH, Who will make it the lept Hotel Wcit of Lincoln. He has in connection with thia hotel a giod FEED, SALE, AND LIVERY STABLE. fitift canted to and froa the de pot free of charge. Jaiaiiata, AfinC. Iiefc. Smith ifi Calvert MD CLOUS - - KS. IlKALRRS IN FURNITURE, la Had Cloud. Xb , at their o.d stand. Ti delightful to sea what they have oa haad. They have a sapply. it may truly be said Of that which i. needful forth IK nig e-r dead. Th ey ha v bedstead, cradles, tables Jk chairs Hofas. bureaus, aad all kinds ufrach ware. Crib. Iwnf. tette. aad mattresses too Which for all kinds of folks aad ages will d... They have wagitns and horses for children to sell. .Which will pTeae wives and babies rieeed ingly well. They p y cash for these things aad select them with care. Aad will sell them a cheep as anyone darr. And we sat to yoa all. both young an4 oM, They'll not rerose areabark.ilrrns-avbf. We iarrite all oar friend and nefghbors to call. And they d ubtlew will find they deal fairly with all. If you come. I do think yoa caa certaialy bay A no one can say the price is too high. HANNKSS SHOP S. V. Ludlow la aow prepared ratio al) lind of work IK TIIK Harness line. The beat of materials aaed, aaJ all Work WARRANTED. REFAIatlMt Doae aa atWt notice aad at reaaoaable Price. Shop ia McN'm'g Store. Beal Clafaal IVCswrMaaJI. MaJM ft. A. Wimmn el, WeaH iistsasailly iatana tke Indies of stea Oaa4 aaA vMaisjr that aaa ra- araars far a miLiifirjcRY, Dress-Making Asm PLAIH SE WMi ef all lIMs. Oa fsv LACKS. VKIL3, KIDGLOVK& LADIES HATS. Aa. btstsSS 9m ra awVWwLsVy ' !f la Mc5aVlaiMiag.T RED CLOUD, - - XMK BAUM'SKKW CHICAGO STORE. I aCMTT alTlLM.XO JaT UOC9K .hOITII or THK rWT orriCB. RED ClaOUD, 1VEB. Ii where yoa can buy DRY UOOUN, AOTIO, RoavU 4 ltheM, Calrerlflir and everything ih the line oj 6eneral M CfChanoiie. AT GRKATLY RKDICKD PKICkS. It will y yoa to examine my Mock and prices befora Latng rl where. A friewdly invitation cxieiid d to all. fa-All I ak in a trial aad I am arc that 1 can coarinrr you. that I krep'the largcat atuck aad the cheaist store west of tha Mts.cuti Uivcr' X.. BAUITT P. S. Higtuit Market Price paid for ill! kii:'t ' ef Cevntry Preduce, Hides and Furs. CHAS. R. JONKS, aTunlmta ITebrmka., W10L13ALZ U7S S7A!L SXALZ2 IK DRY GOODS, NOTIONS HATS. CAP. Tinware Queensware. GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. Hi Kilt t aIr frlrc lMld for Oralai. NEW GOODS! J G. POTTER Takes this method to Inform the Public tfut lie has -Just opened up a new and complete Stock ef DRY GOODS iu GROCERIES, e CuiiM'uffMg in pe?t f OALICOKS, lAHK. MOIIT A- PIJK, CHA.MBUKS. DKLAINK. LAWNS, - DRK&S TKI.MM1NCS k LIN 15(28. CO US KTS k S K I UTS. V A I MM V r. IILKACIIKD AND UNIILKACIIk'f "ir.'Sf.l.N'A TABLK LINKN8. ATOWELIMS. PA5T3, OVKU ALIS A SIIIUTIN, BOOTH at HIIOKH, II AT a AI', COFFEE, SU6ARS 4 TEAS ef all Kinds, CaaMd Fruits, Oysters aad Crackers, Chewing aad Smoking Tobaccos, v FLOUR. MEAL & BACON- Aiul every thinf utiualty kept ia ft Fir.t CUi Dry liootl. k Grvrrrf Store. i T. a. Potter. Red Cloud Nebraska. THE CHICAGO LUMBER YARD I AT HASTINGS, Keep constantly oa hasd tht JWef gfocl of Irjr Piae LaaiUr ia the Weat. Also BlalNlNw XOUL.DIXC.ft, IalJIFaa aad all kiada of BriLDIMCa 3IATEIIAL .9?ril??k i.w,, !H puitaaaae! slrect froa. tha rafta, aaJ waatsB sola aa low aa tae lowest. O. NEW HARDWARE STORE ! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL , MITCHELL & MOBHART Have oaeawsj a aaw aUrt aad kave Maafc a HA1DWA113, Cortlery, CmrwmUr m FARMING TOOLS. COAL aad WOOD SfOVJW. Wa km aavj a Tia Swap eawaaetea' witk aar Stora. W9 aaaaactar Ttm, Ceafr k Skeat Iraa Ware. Oar8loak s?ARf7f?sjsjIfen weataf Liaeola. Cal mM See lefm Oppiaiu tfca Latakar YarJ. Rsd OlaBuds - . f 1 aaBk.aWaBaafetl i NKB. i. i O LEVER HgtStMtft, Nebraska. 0 P jaat reared a fafl aaal caai,Wlar aaal v wil aaal aa fea lHrcSasf EltmHrt. a. BTili i Sf V f f k 1 7 M at) atV a-- 4y J .wao-poe1f3risJ oi. tfU - I i 1 rt iSn-m CABBAOK. I aadsaatBla lUftfeatock.awatUsaoaBat. 10-3tl nTTTTrTaaTairtaliaaarssijil.tiliia llsa'i"" ' "? -