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TiUHlSDAY NOV. 25,
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COKOHESSIOSAT. : 7"
A. S. Pnddck. Uejtrice. U. S. Senator.
W. Hitchcock. Ofliaba. II. 8. Senator.
Lurcmo Crounee. Representative.
EXECUTIVE.
MI.A8 GARBER. Govraor, Liaeela.
iJronoTwchrcV. Sec. of State.
J. H WVntnn. Lincoln, Auditor.
J. O. McUrMe. .. Treasurer.
Geo. II. Hubert. , Att'y Oen.
J . 31. McKcuiic. Lincoln. Sap. Fab. Instruc.
JUDIC.'ART
Geo. 11. Lik'.Omaha,
lanl Gahtt. Nebraska City.
t'tun'l .Vaxwcll. I'latsmouth J '
ChiefJistice.
Associate Jus.
WEtfSTKR COUNTY
J. A. Tullcvs. County Clerk.
E. II. Jone.
I. W. TuIIeyg.
JI. f. Kill.
II. S. Kaley,
C a Cnn.
W. K. Thorn,
A. M. Hardy. )
. W. IUII. V
i Matteion. I
Treasurer.
Probate Judjce.
Sheriff.
School Hup't.
Coroner.
Coanty Surreyor
County Commissioners.
Webster GzrzAj Condense!
"Webster Co.. Neb.. lies in the Valley of
the Republican, is 150 mi!o west of theMis
souri Rivor and touches the State lie e
the South. Winter are mild and dryr very
little rain or snow fulls in that scasoti o lit
tie in fact that cattle live all winter with no
liy or-srain. Plenty of rain full in the
i-primc and luinmer. The summers are not
litarteably wuriu. on there is always a cool
lirr'7.e especially in the evening-. The
cmnty first bejean toaeMle in 1870. I- 1871
the county was organized with, a population
if4". Its popnlatio-' fs mm between 2T00
anrtSOUO and is rapidly increasing:. There
are at present 33 organised school districts
within it" bnundries and school faeililica are
tli rcforc ample better than those in some
l!ntrn States. The opportionablc school
tnnd lurnishc nearly enough money to pay
teachers' w.irc.. Farmer- can buy R. R
l:.nd fron: 5I..V) to tr per acre with ten cars
time. There is yet a considerable amount of
z.ivirnmout lands for homctcadt and pre-t-iuptions.
Asa stock rai-ititr coantry it is
bird o excel. Cafle do well, and for sheep
it einnot be beaten. It is just suited to that.
I ottauics ran be easily made by raising sheep
the expciiKo of feeding is very small. That
corn. oats, barley, potatoes, buek wheat, and
all kinds of roots u.ui vegetables, are grown
here with little labor. '" bushels of sod corn
to thi acre is nothing new. Wheat averages
about ' bushels to the acre. Fruit doe ex
tremely well. Kvery farmer has his orchard
growing- Forest trees row rapidly. Cotton
wood, boxalder. whitcwood. soft maplo. and
many other kinds of trees grow into- timber
large enough fur fuel in about 'three years.
ag orange plantado Liccly. and in a few
oar your live lences can be mud. Me
chanics find employment and fair wages. The
v.ry bet and purest water is-obtained by
going from 5 to UK) feet. TMe cost is very
r:uullwhon the well is bored. These wells
nercrgo dry. The stream of this county are
the Republican and its tributaries which are
asf Hows- on the south side of the river.
Valiitit. Dry. Buffalo. State Pecry. Ctdar.
ll'cks. Ash, and Uuide Uock creeks. On the
north sid are Willow. Elm, Cottonwood.
L rooked. Indian, and Fanners creeks. In the
north part of the county is the Blue river
aud its tributaries.
The soil of Webster count' is a drk. rich
veg-table loam. The wild grasses are nutri
t om and abundant, and make uio.-t excellent
hay. Timothy, clorcr. Hungarian and tnilht
will undoubtedly prove a profitable produc
tion. Those who have tried then; so decide
ut 'cist.
Our railroad prospects are good, and we
will have a road us" coon as we really need
one. But the farmers for years will find ready
sale :r surplus productions in the newer
counties west and to new settlers. By the
time these markets are closed roads for
cheaper transportation east will be opened.
Our climate is healthful, the air 9ure and
bracing, and sickness of any kind, is almost a
stranger totha people h-re.
The county scat. RKD CLOUP-on the Re
publican rirer near the center e.vsband west
Hilda little south of the aeater north and
south. In it are chances lor Business men of
every branch of trade. The country around
i surh as to wanant a good busintss in every
k:iul of merchandise. Red Cloud and Guide
i (ttHarc the only two laid out towns. Fur
thcribtormation can B-obained' from- any
land nent who advertises this paper, orat
this oflico.
DRAWmG.grain to IJastitiR to pay
8tore bills in- Red Cloud. Carrying
jiraiu 40 mile to get mone to pay a
lebt contracted at home, is discourag
ing to think of. EstV looE at this
- matter, a farmer owes cne of our mer
chants a ."mall debt, say fifteen or
twenty dollars. He has grain inabund
ance with which to pay the debt.. His
business calls him frequently to town
Were there a market here, it would
be no trouble to load his wagon and
come to town, transact his business
and depose of his grain. If the debt
be Kmall, a small load will suffice to
jay it. No grain more than is neces
sary need be sold. His grain is as
rood to him as money. He can take
it to town in large or small quantities
x, .suits him best He can pay it in
KUftU payment ifit be lanse. He goes
to. tovu almost onoe a week. He can
ake aloBg what be has to spare or
dispone of without extra troub'e orex-pen-e.
It absolutely cots him sotli
ing to market his produce.
As it is now be must make- his pre
parations for a half week's absence.
He must heap tp his wagoB andlorer-t:v.-k
his horses, because k doesn't tT
U make two trips if one en by aoy
means answer. It costs every firmer
in this county three days labor, hoard,
d feed for horses to sell thirty dol
lars worth of grain. Small debts cae-
--'.:. i .bhnat aarrvine a bu lead
uut u i w ' "
to Market, end the expense of getting
jtto warketeJawsteet-iiptne profits.
Take the item of taxes. Nothing
would be easier, were there a railroad
W,tb to ill. wagon-box with.
1 - i nnmA t(
when a larnacr nna .-
jrrain
ittWH
asd exchange his wheat, eor
'tnkKAlh U now the farmer is com
pelled to make trip to Hatinga to
pet money to pay ta'xci in Red Cloud,
this is decidedly up-hill basinets. Ho
county can fiourilrioMoujrfry tittb
t IE f
prosper, whoso Tartiieta m theirpil-
duce at a place forty mi!eii4aot frlti
the place where fliey drr"eirSding.
(Frotn tbe .State Journal
lEDCLGtfDASEZSNBY THS "STATE
JOTJBKALilAK"
Red Cloud U the county-seat of
eminence of having no competitor for
eounty-seat honors. Ought not the
State Agricultural Board, or some
other body, to give Webster county a
medal, for not having a county scat
fight on baud not even the propeet
of one! How much oftbu is due to
the sagacity and practical good senw
of Gov. Garber, who was one of its
principal founder.-, we are unable to
say.
One of the Governor's brothers,
Samuelresides here btill, engaged in
a bucccxsful mercantile bu-iue.is.
Dr. I. W. Tulleys, besides being a
successful physician, has been selected
by his fellow-citizens as county judge,
a position that he teems eminently
qualified to fill.
J. A. Tulleysis the excellent county
clcik, re-elected we believe, by a very
complimentary and flattering vote.
II. G. Bill is about to enter the
hheriirilty for the second term.
W. N. Kiclkardsoa is one of tho.e
Jolly, capital fellow, who arc in favor
with everybody, and belong to the sub
stantial citizens of a town.
A. Morhart, Levi Moore, and Geo.
Zeiss, arc also substantial citizen, ad
ding not a little to tli2 community, by
their indu:fry nnd buines? enterprise.
There are two hotels in the place,
the LuCiedu House, well kept by Sher
iff Biil, and the Valley lloue kept by
friend Warner. Roth are good houses
Not least, if last, comes tbe Red
Cloud Chief, originated by the ener
gctic Mather, and now run by Mark
H. Warner. It was, and is, one of
the ablest and best papers in tbe State
and we are glad to know that it is re
ceiving the support it meiits. Mark
is one of the be.it of fellows, such as it
docs one good to greet.
A GREAT NEED.
Red Cloud greariy needs a daily
stage from Htstiugs, and ought to
have it. Indeed it is hard to under
stand why our representatives in ConJ
gress, who arc &o careful of the inter
ests of their constituents, should have
failed to provide this facility for this
part of the country. There must be
some misconception about the matter,
or this route would have been a daily
one before this.
The stage from Red Cloud to Hast
ings is ruu by T. T. Webb, a gentle
man emiuently fitted fur the busiue?s,
aud who is making a decided succcs
of it a success both to his pocket, and
in accommodating and pleasing tbe
public.
The driver on the route is an excel
lent one, and a capital fellow, but -is
not one of the largest sons of Adam,
physically. They tell it as a joke on
him, that at oue of his stopping place.-,
a rather muscular, though good lock
ing lass, with whom he was flirting,
set him down rather unccrmouiou.-ly
in hcrwaoh-tub.
rsojt sivetoit.
RiVKUTON, Frankliu Co., Neb.
November 1st, 1875.
Ed. Chikf: Life is a machine
made up of works, far more intricate
than those of a watch, but the most
important wheel in the eutire fabric,
is named progress, it is the chariot in
which the genius of civilization moves
amongst men, to throw light on the
hidden mysteries of science, and he
who caunot clearly see the beneficial
results arising from the combination
of those celestial principles, by means
of such a light, exists only in name,
for his liviug. existence is Mtnply but a
dream.
Of this latter clar there-is in socie
ty, what may be-termed a humanity,
educated,, ana uneducated, who are
but a clog, in the wheel of civilized
progress, and who, if their influence
was not over-ruled by being always in
the minority, where imporiaut ques
tions of public benefit are at issue,
might do serious damage by the ob
structions they place in the way of civ
ilization. Let sensible inteligence in
troduce whatever subject it pleases,
and let the life, death, prosperity or
convenieuoe of a community depend
upon the success of the measure, it
wiil mike but little difference to-tboee
people, For the mere sake of being
coBtrary, they will oppose it. And so
it is i (he railroad qaestioa.
Upon this question of railroai, I
have reeeetly heard men ulkjfarm-
crs, who caaaot get 15 cents per bushel
at preeeat, for the corn, that they paid
$h50-for tbe seed of, in the spriog,
that they would sot vote a railroad
bond, if they were sure that they
would be-obliged t do withoet a rail
read all their lives. Such talk as this
sir is nonsense. The braia Mstbe
shaliew that supposes- raihmd eoa
nenies will nv risks ia the Mky of
cepiuianderthepresefit tight coadi
tioa of the fieaaces of the country,
without eueouragesaeat freai those
who cxpeet to derive a' benefit from
the institatiott Ofenaiee, asagen
eral thing, the-cdtpo:atieas iatae ead-
will be the gainers,, hot if the faraTs
ill aejBiiaers abo, is kaytaiaf: ua-
., . .ck ttuia tn nira nronotiioBr '
ate equiva'cnt for benefit derived from
the outlay of banded capital. I think
not. Trere may be a time when a
railroad company, would see it advant-
ageously beneficial and pjfitabie to
iiarlf, fc.buiief a r-iilroad uKjlbis valley
TS . ML-
thex titWha. not arrive)!, nor i it
iXly tt
-& fji
yet- Gewequehtly we uost create our
owe opportunity instead of waiting for
oae to turn up. This ix an age that
men cannot afford to w.iit, for while
tboc of one locality are doing so, their
neighbors of an jther locality are busy
.employed. by the advantage (hey. have,
gained, in creating their own opportu
nity. It may be true that an oppor
tunity will arrive some day, but white
we are waiting for it, we are losing the
benefits that would accrue to u by
creating our own, at an earlier date.
You say in your wue of 'be 4th inst.,
that the people of Kansas, in the ad
joiniug counties south of us, are ba-y
on the question of railroad, which i. a
matter that should seriously interest
us of the Republican Va ley, for the
construction of a road along the divide
Mouth of us, would certainly debar us
from getting one for some yearn, ami
leave our valley in a t-ickly condition.
Let there be no further indifference
on this important swbect. Let the
peoptr of the several counties uling
the valley petition their CommisMon-
ers at an early day, to call elections for
the voting of bonds, to aid in the con
struction of a railroad. And in order
to carry out the subject in a proper
form, let honest men of sound judge
ment bo chosen by the people who will
see the matter properly cond acted.
O'SULMVAN.
THEF30NTIEH.
The Situation of the Slaox Bills Problem
Mr. J, S. Collins, has arrived here
from Fort Laramie and is receiving
the greetings of many friends who
hartily wealcome him back to his old
home. Mr. Collius is secretary of the
commision appointed by President
Grant to negotiate a treaty for the
purchase of the Black Hills and is
preparing the report of tbe commis
sion to the President. The commis
sion will meet in Chicago on the 15th
int., when the report with recommen
dation as to future course to be persu
ed in opening the Black Hills to set
tlement will be completed. Mr. Col
lins is a western man, thoroughly in
formed as to the situation, and iden
tified with western interests. He may
be depended upon to do all that is
possible to secure some change in the
status of affairs at Washington that
that will lead to the opening of the
Black Hiils count y at the earlieat
possible day. Omaha Herald.
The Nebraska Aid Society has dis
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theie was $400 left which was given
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CITY DRUGSTORE
'Red Cloud. Nebraska.
MYi
Drut Store is is Red Cloae.
lrucsare nute.
Stock is complete. erofita.
motto is ouiek sales and small
NAME What you want.
HAM ft Your basiaess there.
NaME To your neighbor.
SAME That yoa bare beeannerev
IS!
There any thing you waat.
it in my line of traid.
soar child ailing.
My soothing syrup the thing:
Sffb'kEK Compounds prescriptions correct
isH- REH Runs the City Drug Store.
S' If E It EH Uas the largest stock in the Taller
SHE HER Says cone and see for yourself.
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JACOB KOHL,
DSALE& IX
WiftesrLiqntrs, and Cigars,
OF ALL KfNf8..
ISZSI E49S3 HSI A SPKUL7T.
Comer of 1st Street a4' Uactiagw
Aveoae, Hastings. Neb.- fl-ly
FMtiljr P&iysleiui.
Oners hu serricw to the aaaac, j
- ' . i
aadnlt:aeadtalIproreitialeaS.
feaca 0m Osaet'i Vru Siict
-- aWaaiaaBc3taaaaBafl
REDCLOUn& SMITH CBNTEU
Stage Line.
Cennecting at Red Cloud with the
Republican Hiecr Stage line.
Three regular trip i week, arrivitit;
and departing from Kei Cloud aivthe
tttoa time tMt'etage Iron, the rai
" FARE VEKY LOW.
alL J. 8. S723:W, Pre?,
Venter House.
HASTINGS, - - - - .NKB.
J. 3L S3CTIL Prriur.
The only Grst-class house in the cky.
Stage leaves this house every other
morning for Red Cloud and the K. P.
R. R. nil
HASTINGS-
.zirit.iJVT
Where yen can get a sci snar? meal
for Twent7-flve cents.
OVSTEKS fn every style.
Fruits, Nuts, Apples,. Candies Jellies
and Canned good of all kinds.
ars & Tobacco-
The highest market price paid for
BUrrBK, E6GS. AND
VEGETAKlsEJ
SrFartner'? frutn the Republican
Valley will do well to give u a call
wheu iu toivn.
C. H. STRWAHT.
st side Hasting-i Avenue.
nll-3tn HASTINGS,. NEB.
WHERE The Homy LieS
A OR EAT many 'ankcs-hare found it to
.1 he in good Mock. Poitltry. (IraJn. etc
The Ahrkicax Sruea Jul oal tells all
about these, and may be Hall
A WHOLE 7EAE F02 $1.00.
Just think o. it!. Nearly '. a igc3 of this
valunbte informaticn (ejohisive uf tintl
colors) in one year. Veterinary ud viee with
out charge.
Improved Stoc Free,
as well ft many other articles tr tboie get
ting up elub. Agents and others having n
little snare time, can make excellent wages
and do others good, by obwini gfubs.'ribers:
10 cents secures specimen and explain how
to do it.
Audrcss POI-TM BKOTHKKK.
Parkeiburg. Cbrter Co.. Pa.
First in the FieldEstablish! 1858.
Dail$K. Wkp.klv 2.
BiialneM JIpi. KallroKil' WTTIelMlM,
CssHijr sinicem, sail rter, Al
len t less I
Omaha Republican
Steam Ro-ok
-AND-JOB
PRlNTlNfi AND
BLANS BOOS HA2TOFACTU8HT3
EntablinliiMcnt-
after many year? experience,
superior facilities, and' the
with
BEST WORKMEN
to be found in the V&t; will fill any
order, large or small, in the fie.f ityle
at short notice, and at the lowest
prices.
OUR BLANK BOOIC WORK
and Binding of every trMcriotion can
not be surpxx.ed by any firm in the
state, and challenge comparison.
County Work A Specialty,
and County Officer will find nur forms
the latect and juot improved. Sta-
S.aU for Coouvrt- Di-tnct
,,one,7'iate Courta-r1 or the
and rrofv -
LSSAL ATD C01W2ECIAI SIASSS,
LKDGEK?. DAT fcOOKS. tICOaDS.Ac.,
in ready made stock, furnished-at the
lowest prices.
Orders by mail for all kinds of Job
Work executed with the utmost
speed, and dispatched promptly.
ST. A. d. balcottbb;
Manager "Republican,"
Omaha-, Neb
A Splendid Farm and Family Juamat.
The Kansas Farmer
la iu 14th yer. 8-page weekly. t2ter year.
Original. Independent and Proeresair.
The Americair Young Folks
The Beet and eheapee Boy's and Girl's paper
published. 50 cents per year. Copies of boih
ruper seat for ID ewts. Address J, K,
HUDSON. Topeka. Kansas.
II a- quickly taken a bieh plteraasoag -g-riealtaral
journals. A. )'. Tribune It has
heea eoadneed with energy and ability, and
we hare considered it among the best of oar
exchanges, and a worthy rep eseatative of
the west Phila,. Pa.. Pr-et'l eraser. Oar
Kaasaa friends shoald feel much pride ixrtwe
'high character as d s erlirig worth of their
State agricultural paper. National Lire
Stock Journal. I like tbe Kaaere laraer
very saaefe. aad ae early ma By present en
gagements W4ll strait I shall estee it a
leaewre to write for pern on the Unas yea
propose-- I os. Harris. ofMoretoa Farm au
thor of "Walk aa1 Talks " 2! read your
Fanaerwithdeepiatereac-WeadellFhiliips.
Bears ana'utakable ei4eace of the prerer
bi .1 eBnry ad eurprie of the West Gol
dem Era (lit.) Meaer M. H. Badsew. of the
Kaata9StAtGraage:sxys "Inserer fortet
to saeatioa the Kaasaa AKatraa b-Ugwer- j
thy the support of all Patroa.' Wssaenrly
UeeMrrsbe)V eaam reie i m
Ihle eaiee. U-3aW
Cattle, Cattle, Cattle l
roiSAix
50 bead of cattle, 12 aeadof- Hro-year-old?,
10 head of jearfiags, 20'
aead of alres, aad the wet cow.
Whiek wiB be sold cfceaa for cask.
Abo a good heavy draft teaat weigh-
iajE aboat 30 harxlrcd. ace S aad 9.
Price, horses and Tiarnes $360.
Abo a farm for rent, term, I for 1:
year, or for ite years ;. TO acres bro
kea, good aaase, 125 feet of Mabfiajr.
twa wsfls, and aboat 15 acre offiJ
lilnwiag For aartictilarj caR aa or j
Lrawss U. A. !, ae h. Garber.
lGiae Hock, ar at ikk ofke. 10-3t
Billiard Parlor.
' Cn YiTa 2trtt. sat. x? tc 22 Cbai
4 . rrjS4re. j
' -.
? J &
A hyn 0rthe SXf ?nr5tej t0
Lt f .
! A fr.eh rcnt of a.j-trs, can-
ic-, aijvi uu-i anr.iys on IlltJII. w
Geutlemaniy cIltIc." nlwsys ou hand
t attend to cfatouiery.
nUf
KD. SMITH, Prop.
RED CLOUD DRUG STORE.
Chas Potter
Keepe the hpat and largest Druij
Store In Rod Cloud.
Prescription cirefully compounded
both day and night. n4 tf
The elttcobKon Jloune
JUNIATA, NEBRASKA.
Ha lately changed hands, and i
now under the iuauacuieat of
J. M. JAC0BS0N,
Who will make it the best Hotel
West of Lincoln.
He has in connection with this hotel
a good
FKKI"),
SAIiE.,
AND "
LIVERY
S T A P L E
GuesLa canied to and from the de
pot free of charge.
Juniata, Adam Co. Web.
Smith & Calvert
BID CLOUD - 17Z8.
DKALEKS IS
FURNITURE,
In lied Cloud, Neb . at their o d stand.
Ti delightful to see what tuey have on
hand.
They have a supply, it may tnrfy br M
Of that which is needful for the living or
dead.
They hare bedstead', cradles, tables Jc chairs
Kofax, bureaus, and all kinds of such ware.
Cribs, loungm. sett-es. and mattrett es too
Which fur all kinds of folks and ages will
d.
They hare wagon and horses tor children to
sell.
Which will p!cae wives and babies exceed
ingly well.
Tbeyp y cah for these things and select
them with care.
And will sell them ascbeapaanyonedare.
And we sat to you all. both young and old.
They'll not refine greenbacks, silver or gold.
We invite all our friends and neighbors to
call.
And rhuy d 'ubtlers will find they deal fairly
with all.
If you come. I do think you can certainly buy
As no one can say tbe price is too high.
HANNKSS SHOP
S. V. Ludlow
Is now prepared to do all kinds of work
I.N THK
Harness line.
The beat of materialised, and all
Work WARRANTED.
REPAIR!?
Done on aWt notice and at reasonable
Prices.
Shop tn McNrrr's Store.
Red CUud ftebriuKa.
S. A. 3(.m el
Woal I reapectfallr iaforai tbe lilies of Red
Cloud aad vieiaitr that t ke is pre
pared to ezecete orders for
MXIIIlaTERY,
Dress-Making
AND
PUUN SEWING tf all Kiflds.
OaLaadaad for sales Ice
tef
LACES, VEILS,
Kill GLOVES:
LADIES HATS; &x
muS.A. MJNSELIV
f la McSkt'p Bsiliiac.1
RED CLOUD, -
XZB. I
BAUM'SMW CHICAGO STORE.
IN MCMTT't BCILHIXQ lT IIOUHC SMUTH OT THK POST OFTICt
RED CL.OUD, SfES
Itwherr joa can bny
DKY OIIOIIM, XGTIOXK,
Ucatly Untie Clothing IlardEc Vns,
RootM & Iioef Uroeerlen,
and everything ut the line vj 6encral Kerchanciss.
AT GREATLY REDUCED 1MUCK&
It will par you to examine my Mock and price beforo bu.v?njr rU
whore. A friendly invitation extended to all.
fi.AH I ak in a trial and r am ure that I can mnrinrr you. that I
keep the largest stock aud the cheapest store wct ol the Misrourt
Klvcr' X.. BAUHF,
P. S. Highest Market Price paid for air kirn's
f Country Produce, Hides and Furs.
CHAS. R. JONES,
Juniata. Nebraska.
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS,
CAP J, Tinware, Queensware.
GROCERIES AND
PROVISIONS.
lligrieKt Cah Price JPahl for Gmlii.
i
i
NEW GOODS ?
J G. POTTKlt
Takes this method to Inform the Public that he has
Just opened up a new and complete Stock of
DRY GOODS & GROCERIES,
Qonsfstinff n pnrt nf
(JALrCOES, PAltK, LK5IIT .t PINK,
CHA.MHUES. DKLAINES. LAWNS,
DKESS TRIMMINGS A rJNINCS.
t'OILSEI'S Jt .SKIUTS. VAILS ,V LOV-
KLEACHKD AND UNHLEACHKW Ml M.INrf
TABLE LINENS. & TOWELING.
PAiN-Td.-O-VKU ALLS & SHllVVISCu
BOOTH d JvMOKS, MEATS A (UN,
COFFEE, SUGARS & TEAS of an Kinds,
Canned Fruits, Oysters and Crackers,
Chewing and Smoking Tobaccos,
FLOUR MEAL & BACON
And everything usually kept in a First Claas Dry Good A (Irnccry
Store.
-T. G. Potter,
Red Cloud Nebraska.
THE CHICAGO LUMBER YARD !
AT
HASTINGS,
Krcp constantly on hantl the laeit sruek of Dry Pine LumLe i
the Went. Arfao
9 iavvaiwaivr, MjMJBWu
TARRED PAPER,
and all kinds of
Our stotk ia well elected aad parcBawd direct froai the rafh, aodF
will be Mild aa low ae the lowest.
O. OLIVER
' Hastings, Nebrasfca.
NEW HARDWARE STORE !
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
MITCHELL & MORHART
Have opened a aew store aad tare
stock of
H4BDWABE, Catlcry, Catrpcalcr A
FABMINGF TOOLS,
COAL aad WOOD STOVES. We kare also a Tib Shop cor.aeetrd
with oar Store. WcaiaBafactwrrTiB, Copper k Sheet Irea Ware.
Oar Stock w LARGE aad well assarted',, aad we will deal as Tew
as any hoasc west of Liaeols.
Call and See Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Opposite the Lcaiber Yaid.
Red. Cloud --
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jaat received a fall and coaIrts
If ebraslisw v
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