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Attorney at Law.
WILLA OX. J. S. GILIIA JJ,
illeox & CJilStam
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Practice in nil the Courts of thf
&t:itC.
Collection Promptly Attended to
FOB IN POST OFFICE
lillll.DlN'O.
Cloud.
Neb.
kKALEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
JaSY PUBLIC A1TD BSAL ESTATE
AQSKT.
? Co"i Xrhraxha.
hntif Superintendent 0 PnlUc Ju
st 1 ticliiii.
ibb. fflarquttt & Moore,
LAWYERS,
NCOLN, - - -
NEBRASKA.
L.fu will f in attTi"l.incp at 3-h
k r it-.. DUinct 0nir of the evTnl
Ritifft ni t'ie Kuimblictii Valley. 2 1
In. BOWES. J AH. LAIRU
BOVG. & LAERZ,
AN H
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
V, ill pructiif in nil the Oiurts n
the Stntr.
JUIHATA - - - 1TSE3A3HA
IReal Estate Agents, &c.
N. IIH MUtU-ON, J. A. 1TLI.KYS
Richardson & Tulleys,
!AL 23TACZ li COL'CTIlw ASSIJTS
IVill lu -' I -H Tl"nl K"t tc mi Couiuis
w. an ! iiy t iTe lr n-r,M,nt5.
" t ' iinn iven toro'htion (.ir-
r i I- --ii..l.rit-.l A 1 IfKursoriniinry.
, n i ir itni'njiily !" vi.
I IM'LnlM.. - - - NER
Lfi- 23 . IF1 r i c sss a bj ,
J I'M T.i,
.i:.
?us n.i 1 sells Western Securities.
-jy- V, . ) limits n Spccinltu
kUKaY &. ?KFSOS,
Roal Estate Dealers,
L'. MtN't.ruN
xi:n
IT i i I anN in S-tMlh"rii Nfimli:i
' u .. I if'J fui ' on Coiiunijioii hii'I
1.t..d- t titlr Ttir (ln n IfH? otlMTlllfV
u) la t i ui'ii r.M'1-ntii.
t ti'ni'i il'ii chn t tlie tinp'ti-
li r in. i-lj?l'ro tlu lo'-.il nii'l ei'iicnil
-j .. n. .ui 1 .'MTcinry ol tlie Int nor.
W. K rffXEOaJSTE, -
County Surveyor
I al-v iv reidy to do work in liN
phi. at a iv I i tin, ('all on or addtcf
lint at Wells P. O , Wotatcr comity,
IN hra-i.
n-lv
hUa. Clsds House.
Red Cloud, Nebraska.
S.EILL. - - - Proprietor.
mI Sla!l' In ('i:iiicrllou with ihc
IIOl.SI.
i .
flit uk4(. inliorn rrfittfi! anJ rofiirn:hvl
mi 1 nil r.-Mimif cn Mmi. Itjiiirond Men
ti'lilo uccotatiNitiiis K.I '"ouil. will find
B 'U5 ill llll IIUIL-I.
.Red CIcuu ..:bi i
We are prepared to DwN
tome work
pSour Peil and
trj Satisfai tion mi arantecd in
quality of lbur soi.p. utid ct'STOji
woitiv. Fanners ll(tld bo particular
to secure the be-t of eed wheat.
Potter & Frisbie!
feARBS? Shop.
ItV
1 A. B. 11 A AWE R.
K at the Billiard Hall, RkhCi.oud.
Xsdyhavin.e, Sham pooiiiR and Ilair-
tiing ,M t,' i,s'o't etvle of the
. 17-td
l
L'ily Meat Market.
OHN H. BALTON.
lias juvt opened a Meat Market on
Webster Street, next door .-oath of
Park's Shot "N )p where he will keep
and sell fresh meats of all kinds.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID
FOR BEEF CATTLE, HOGS,
AND HIDES. n!2
d Cloud. - - - - Neb.
T
GEOKSG ZEISS,
UKALKKS IN
wUxnes Si Liiquors
CIGARS,
Chewing, Smoking, Tobacco
CANNDD FRUITS
)F ALL KINDS,
" v. AND
CONFECqONERTS,
A Specialty.
. Frjeh Larger Beer from " Anlelopc "
rewery, constantly on hand.
-sRBDOLOUD;NEB.
-r,
I. W. TULI.E1S,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
U. S. PENSION SURGEON.
Office 3d door Soull of Court House.
EeriSeice One Kile S3t of Scd Clcui
R. R. SI1ERER.
Family IMiynicUii.
CSco in City Drag Stcre.
KKH CLOUD. NEMIASKA.
Republican River
STAGE LINE-
Regular trios will be mude between
HASTINGS and RED CLOl'D.
I shall be plea'd to carry n.?on(.'Pr
niton the days ineritioncd, leaving Re
Cloud at ti A M on Mimdiiy.s. Wcdrif
davs and Fridays. Jjoavinjr Has"tips
at fi a. i., do Tuesdays, Thursday
and Satuidays
Fare reaunable.
Half Ware Rales
IN THE
E5E?3ElJicaii Valley.
E. B. HOLiISS, Proprietor.
Thw Stage Line ruuniiur from
Bloominetoii to Guide Rock connects
with the line from the north, also the
one coining from ihc t-nuth.
Arrives at Red Cloud (from the west )
Mondajsund Thursdays', and rclurn-J
Tucdavn and Fridays.
Good time; sob'ir drivers and com
fortable wnpou.
HAMPTON & RALSTON.
Red Cloud.
Haviup lea-ed the Wagonand Riack-f-mitli
shop, lately occupied by Ira
Sl-eper, nr now prjiarcd to do every
thing in tlie line of
WAGON-MAKING
AND
BLACKSMITIIING,
Wagons, ruggiks.
AGRUUJL! URAL I.MPt.hMENTS
Repaired on short notice and in a
Workm:i-!ik& tnauficr.
WAGON'S AND WUIKS MADK TO
OltUliH.
HAMPTON & RALSTON.
H, VKliTOS A l VIUITISEMLSTS.
J. D. W00D3.
a3i,Ysieaaaj &iirgcoii
Will devote hi- wholo time exclu
sively tc the practice of medicine.
Ollice at P. A. Williams & Co.
Drim Store.
nS ly RiVEUTOx, Nkii.
UlVEU'lON HOUSE.
W. C. THOlw'SOlT, - - Prop.
Will entertain his suest-in the most
g.ntleman-likc iu.:tiiier, with as good
fare as the market alhmls.
To Ihf trnvclins jiuMic wc would say give
hitn a L.til.
HIVSRT01T.
1TES2ASEA.
JUSTICE OFTHE PEACE,
ITOTAlil PUBLIC AND BSAL SSTAT3
Rivcriu.
Franklin County Nebraska.
iCliiiins for
the ltiioMstk-lc. ;nd tailoring dune in
DO YOU KNOw
THERE IS A
imi STOItE
isBivsarosr
Where you can get anything you
want iu the line of Pure Drugs. Medi-
uIlJC-, illivi 2(1 ihet nil .rllnlus iwilullu
kept in a fir.-t-chts Drifg Store.
Pure Wines and Liquors
for mediciual use.
Physicians pre-criptions carefully
eoiniounded day or n'ght.
'SCustomers treated icith respect and
on occasional cigar.
GIVE MM A CALL.
E. ff . RAZEE,
SIV22TCS,
H233ASZA.
Kot: to Teachers.
Notice i hereby given. That I will
examine all persons who may desire to
ofler themelv& as candidates for
teachers of the primary or common
schools of the couniy, at my office in
Red Cloud, on the" first Saturday cf
August, November, February and
May. H. S. Kaley,
Go. Superintendent
Can
VASSER waatM fo"tc mtwfti
worKsorAreneA art. .Little Kan-
.. - - -w "
away and h r Pets. and tha rretr iair.
The Dinner. and the Kap." The?e )ictnres
snr ohy xf a place in cotf.'jr Immet and in
ex:;niirccnoug5fbr the siaiplc't, celiitQp
ra.tidljl and take on slsbt We raannte
readjr sales, good profit, aiyd jkk relarai
Any active perana who Will take hold caa
jHasea handot3e incow. Sed for oar
bHMpnisaXoaee, .
J
J. E. rOKi A uo..
1H MoBroobt.. Cliicar.
THE RED CLOUD CHIEF
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA.
LOCAL MATTERS.
Xottcmht thii Column 10 Cmt a Line
Arrival al Itrpmrtmrr f Hall
from tli Rl Cloart r.
Juniata 'Leaves Monday's
WednrMlav's and Friday 7 a m.
Mail closed 9 p. m. A t riven Tues
day Thurxlay and Saturday' 7 p. Ui.
Ha it v Attn Leaves Tue-day-'s nnd
FiidavV f. p. hi. arrives Tacfday'i
and Friday's fl p. ui. .Mail closed
5J p. m.
FOANKI.IN, gninp east, Monday'.
and ThurMlay's 2 p. hi. GoinR est
Tue-sday'rt and Friday' 10 a. in.
Pl.KABANT Him. leavci Thursday G
a. tn. Arrive Wednesday's l pi ni.
Mail cloed 9 p. in.
Jkwki.L. Kansas, arrive.
Friday
12 ui. Leaves IrnJay I p. ui.
RlJKSKI., Kan'as, .arrive Thursday's
12 a.m. leaves Thurrday 1 p. m
Office open from 4 uutill G p. in.
Sundays.
All repistcred matter must he in
the evening before the mails leave.
M. B. McNitt, I'. M.
CIIl'IM-II IUKKCTOKY,
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCn
Servites every fir.-t and third Sab
baths of each month at Red Cloud
and Inavale. 7J o'clock v. M. at
Red Cloud. '1 o'clock p. m. at In
avnle. Every second and fourth
Sabbaths at Batin and Harmony
Precincts. Rev. A. Maxwki.l,
Pa-or.
BA1TIST CHURCH Rkv. Tho-.
Mt'Xliw, Pastor. Services every
fourth Sabbath at 7 I. M.
Saiiiiatii School every Sabbath
morning at 10 i. M.
,). Q. I'OTTEll, Supt.
NOTICE.
U. S. Land Okfipk,
Rioouiiuton, Neb.
October ''0th 187fi. J
Complaint having been entered at
this office by James H. Milner,
again Peter Radican for
abandoning bis homestead entry, No.
lT.'U, dated Dec. Gth, 1873, upon the
northeast ftiarter, Sec. 30. township
1, range 10 west, in Webster county,
Nebra-ka, with a view to the eancella
'ion of said entry: the said parties are
beieby t-ummoncd to appear at this
office on the Gili day of December,
1870. at 10 o'clock a. iu , to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment.
Wkhstkr Eaton Register.
1.1 it hVAN WouTHlNO, Receiver.
LEGAL NOTICE.
James Murphcy Probate Court,
us Murphcy
aL'aiu-t
hu Conollv. )
John Conollv. ) Webster Co., Neb.
Defendant will take notice that an
order of attachment was issued in the
above cause hv, I. W. 7'ullfivs, Probate
Judge." on Oct. 21st, 1S75, for the sum
of foily (40) dollars and cost?.
WlI.I.COX & GlUIAM,
U-3t Aitortieya for Plaintiff.
LEGAL NOTICE.
FOKKCI.OStMtEOK MECHANICS LIEN
lo E. K. Covey and Leroy S E-tell :
You will take noti-e that m the 2: h
day of October, 187"), William L. Van
Alsiyne. and John D Leach, filed in
the office of the Clerk of the Di-tiict
Court of the 1st Judioial District in
Nebiu.-ka, in and for Webster County,
a petition fer a judgement of two bun
dled and lifty d-llars and ninety-one
cent-, and an order of sale of lot No
4, iu block No f). in LaDuc's addition
to the town of Red Cloud, Nebraska,
to pay said judgement on a Mechanic's
Lien, and the said E Ji Covey and
liCroy S. Estell are hereby notilied
that they are required to appear and
an-wer said petition on or belore the
13th day of December, 1S75.
Dated October 25th, 18"5.
William L. VanAltyne.
Joux D. LEACH.
per B. F. Smith,
1 1 5 Attorney for VYufh.
?' :
TAKE NOTICE.
Red Cloud Nov.-3d. 1S75.
Nancy E. King left my bed and
board on the 3d. of October without
"usc or provocation. Any person
or pcrsor,,,rc Jbrbid(len harborin or
trusting her on t.,!,,
no debts of her. or he. fauiilies oon.
tractmg whatever
John S. King.
Zehrung & Co., keep a neat dnifc
.store and sell cheap. 11 2w
From the State Jottraa .
Lincoln ITarket. .
' T
ti rn Jilxco"; or 12h 1S75.
1 lie following are the quotations on
the street to-day j
Wheat, active a 75 centR.
Corn, inactive and dull 1520
Oats, dull and heavy. 2t)(23; qual
ity poor and demand slight.
Barley, active; No. 2, 45(50,
Rye, no offerings and prices nominal.
Potatoes, dull and heavy ; 10 15.
Beef cattle, per cwr., 23.
.Hogs, per cwu, 5G.
Sheep, per hcu'd, 2 504 Off.
Turnips, per bu., 1020.
Chickens, spring, per doz., 1 752
25.
Butter, 1520.
Eggs, dull and lower; 1013.
Hides, green salt, 5G ; green. 41
($5; green calf. $($10: drv, ll12.
Hay, per ton, 3 50(H'400. "Offerings
arge anil no demand.
Red Cloud Retail Market
CORRKCrED WEEKLY 8T L. BAUM.
C. toffee ugnr For $1, 7Jlb
1 ellow Coffee Sugar
Choice Riff Coffee 3jlbs. for l.00
jg108 8 " ' 1.00
.lea per Ih ;; 755.O0
Butter per lb ,.-. 15
gge. per doz-n.. .-. lQ
Hanoeb per yard 30foi55
Brown Sbirucg per yard. 71S
Fnats.... .. .......JL..ioi
orowD inning .'....... 6j33J
neavy urown liackmg... 334;
oootsvaiensi per pair ... tV35f
omcos Shoes pet pair 1.75g$3-
Thi i. the way our cash fystcm
pans oat. We follow copy :
Mr EniTru. Sthop mi sap-crip
shun at onsa, & cead me a Recedt ind
ful, to tiu to colleek 35cs by a jU'te.
II. C. L.
-"-Fuller k Wtant of Rircrton have
just received another lsre btock of
boou and shoes, and arc telling them
at bed rock priced.
Rev. Muxlow has ji'st completed
a fine residence in Riverton. A young
lady (weighing 'J lb applied forboaid
and ludijmj: cue day last week, and
ww readily accepted.
II. S. Kaley i- Gtting up his old
building next to Sberer'a Drug Store
to be occupied, we understand, by Mr.
McRride of Guide Rock as a harness
shop.
John G. Potter has ju-t received
fhe finest avortuient of Groceries in
town. Cigars, and Tobacco of the
finest quality. Go try them.
We received a pleasant call Lvt
Tuesday from F. A. Bunlick, repre
senfimr the Omaha lift. The way he
buz.cd around arnoriL' our town-men
shows that ho understands his busi
ness, snd is a man well qualified to fill
a better position tlian he now holds on
the lit.
Lost. A told collar button, double,-!
with a link ronnecting it. Anyone
finding the same will be liberally re
warded by leaving it at this office or
at the Valle. Houe.
KOTXCS TO 7A2-PAYZ2S.
It is nccc-sary that all taxc- due and
unpaid should be paid without delay.
Tax-payers take notice and govern
yourselves accordingly, and save costs.
Nov. 30th, lS7f.
If. tf E. II. Jones, Treasurer.
Wanted rWantcd T
L',000 bushels of Corn, and 1,000
hihhels of wheat, by L. Raum, Gen
eral Merchant. ulGtf
Our readers will please notice the
advertisement of the Kansas Farmer
and American Young Folfcs, publish
ed at Topeka, Kansas. The Farmer
is an old established and prosperous
journal. It i- one of our ablest aud
best We-tcrn Agricultural papers.
U I3t.
The ladies of the Rencvolent So
eiety in this place held a festival on
last Thursday evening at the Valley
House, which was a perfect success.
The amount of pies, cakes and other
nico thing- was simply immense. The
house was filled to overflowing and
everyone seemed to be filled to their
utmost capacity with enjoyment, as
well as supper. It was a success finan
cially, the receipts being about $24.
The boys had a dance in Kaley's
old building last Tuesday night. It
wa3 a lively time all round, and the
boys seemed to enjoy theiuielvcs. A
number of the "city fathers" were
present aud after the boys hud danced
awhile they "formed on" a set aud
showed them how the "dads" Used
to do it in "old Virginy."
List of Unclaimed Letters remain
ing in Red Cloud Post Office, Dec. l.-t
1S75:
John II. Bowman.
James Burns.
John Wright, 2.
Mary Ann Wilhams. .
M. R. McNitt, P. M.
Rev. A. Maxwell will preach at
Red Cloud, Sunday evening Dec. 5th,
at 6 o'clock ; also at the stone School
House on Indian Creek at 10 o'clock
a. tn.; at Inavale at 2 o'clock p. ui.
iHNUTSS 0? ?2S EATLSOAD K3ST-
A meeting was held on the evening
of November 2(Jth to take action con
cerning the railroad interests of the
County. Mr. Marsh of Reatnce stated
that a company was being organized
to be called the Beatrice aud Denver
City It. It. Co. That the desire was
to have two members of said company
in each county' on the line from Beat
rice up the Republican. After the
remarks of Mr. Marsh, the meeting
was formerly orgauized by electing Mr.
Levi Moore, Chairman, and J. R.
Jlcox, Secretary. Mr. H. G. Bill
made tome remark iu favor of post
poning any action in the matter until
Jhe niornini: of November 30th. Mr.
" aM-h- . f FWruvvannke
tor some tuotueuts ofthe relative mr.
its of narrow guage roads as compared
with those of wider guage. Mr H.
G. Bill called on Mr. J. U, Brown of
Lincoln who made some remarks which
were well received. Mr. T. A. Bur
dick of the Omaha Bee, also addressed
the meeting, pointing out the advant
ages to"lbe valley of railroad. Mr.
H. G. Bill agaiu addressed the meet
ing. On motion-the meeting proceed
ed to select two gentlemen to act a
members of the company, aud the fol
lowing gentlemen were selected, viz :
Wa. N. Richardson of Red Cloud,
and Abiam Garber oj" Guide Rock.
,-We kaow a good joke 00 that fel-
hmwho left town the other day, bet
its too late, so we'll let it go.
The Atchison Champion speaks of
oar town as follows : "Red Cloud is
situated 50 m.lesfrom Republican City
and 60 iiles from Scandinavia. Here,
alter man nas iraveica euner way, nej
is in eoad tion for a first class supper
and bed, and in all these Valleys we
djdnot find a better supper bed ami
breakfast than at the Valley Honee,
kepi by J. C Warner.
.Kd Ckmd is forty miles' from the
St. Joe &D?uver. Railroad. They have
a 1
aoauyBau nere, a very ane tnnity
lew, a4 several very fine Mores.
When; this eoaa try is settled ap tkrb
irfchirtoBeoeef the fnest tae
in tins ngiotv'
TAKTSD! 1TASTS9 11 tfASTSBll!
Hides and Furs of all kinds, by I
Raum, of Red Clou 1.
U10
Go to R. R. Sbcrer.-, City D'ru'g
Store, for your Hollidty Gooax
i'oung inen should be carefcH
how they bet on the weights of young
ladies for Ihey may loe, as wa our
excrianee the other night, nill we
think wc .made another bet that is
safe enough.
Come to this office to get your
job work done.
December came in a mild as a
lamb and wc hope it will continue so.
This is the last weet of school iu
this place.
It is necc-sary tint all taxes, due and
unpaid should be paid without delay.
Tax-payers take notice and govern
yocr-elves accordingly, and save cost..
November 30111, lj75.
E. II . Junes,
Trea-urcr.
George Zei-s has recent lv receiv
ed a large assortment of candies and
nice things for Christmas.
A row of county seats alonz the cen
tral line of the northern tier of conn
ties in Kansas are making a vigorous
e'Tart to divert th Junction city and
Kvarncy railway from it.- natural road
bed in the Republican valley; and iu
order to secure it along their route
they are agitating 10 vote bn I- arid
make such tempting offers as to win
over tt:e nilroij men, wiio are now
propo-ing to set to work on their Hue,
and thus defeat the Harden valley, and
carry its trade into northern Kan-as.
It luU't be remembered, al.-o, that
these rival counties arc more populou
than this yalley, a:.d ths": when county
seat parties undertake any thing they
are quite likely to iurcoec. However,
if they are determined to overreich us
in this rfc'rtb'ular let it be tried. The
va'ley rout would be much le.-s expen
sive; and if the Kansans want to build
a road twenty miles south ot thi- great
through line to Denver let them do it.
Wc will have a railroad along the Re
publican if thev build two roidiand
lay a third rail on each for two narrow
gauges; and wa cWgot the road with
out giving extravagant bonds or bend
ing the knee to mammon. Sour
grapes to the K. P. and its branch!
Wc want the B. & M. aud a home
I company Ntws.
NOTICE.
U. S. Lani Office, )
Bloomiugton, Neb.
Nov. ISth, 1875. J
Complaint having been entered at
thisoflice by George W. Shuttsagain-t
Hiram K. Phelps for nbaudouing his
homestead entry, No. 17."), dated April
2I-t, 1873, upon the northeast quartet
of Sec. 2, township 2 range (1 1) eleven
west, in ebsler county, Nebraska,
with a-vrcw-to the cancellation of said
entry : the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear at this ollice 00
the 23d day of December, 1S75. at 'J
o'clock a. in., to respond and furni-h
testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment.
Weiister Eaton, Register.
15-4 Evan Wouthino, Receiver.
NOTICE.
U. S. Land Office,
Blooiniugton, Neb.
Nov. I Oth, 1S75. J
Complaint having been entered at
this office by Perez Thoits against
William II. Mahriug for abandoning
his homestead entry. No. 1433. dated
September 15th, 1S75. upon the
northwest quarter, Section "S, town
ship four (4), mnc eleven (II) west,
iu Webster county, Nebra-ka, with a
view to the cancellation of said entry :
the said parries are hereby summoned
ui api'eur at this office 011 the 20: h day
of December, 1S75, at 10 o'clock a 111.
to la-pond and furnish testimony con
ceruing said alleged abandonment.
Weiister Eaton, Rciri-ter.
14-4 Evan Worthing, Receiver.
JJurial c? Agriculture sad Fanner.
We call the attention of our readers
to the advertisement of this oid and
reliable Agricultural and Grange paper
that appears in another column. It
has been published in St. Louis for a
greatnumber of years and is the lead
ing paper of its cias in th" Southwest
It is reliable and trustworthy, and if
any of our friends desire to take a Orst
class Agricultural Journal they cacnot
do better than to rake this one.
The publishers are makine .their
weekly report of the markets of St.
Louis and other large cities a promi
nent feature of the paper and doubt
less all will find them authentic and
reliable. Give the Journal of Agri
culture and Farmer a trial and you
will doubtless be pleased and profited
by it. nJ-6t
Persons desiring to take other
b papers in connection with the Chief
can get the following by sending
througo as at the prices given below.
Weekly Inter-Ocean & Chief $ 3.15
Semi " $4 50
,v Sute Journal " $3.60
Daily " ' $10 00
Scribners Monthly, " $ 5 20
St Nicholas, " i $4 40
The Kansas Farmer, " $ 3.35
Daily Post k Mail, $ 7.00
Weekly, " " $2.65
Jtist see how easy it is to pay for
your paper; If you hava't the money
yon can pay far it with any of the fol
lowing articles.
Wheat, OatC Barley. Com.
Rye. Backwheat Fioar. Meal.
Potatoes. Cabbage. SqaasE. Bar
ley. Beaas. Pam plies. Wood.
.Perk. . . Jkef. - Chkkevs. Batter.
Eggs.. And -we were, aerer yeC
kacwa to refin neaer.
WELLS! WELLS! !
All wan tin r wells bored will do well
tf to call upon W. W. HarVkT.
Inavale, vt coster Uo., cb.
tQX-Good notes taken if desired.
37 -dm
ONE HI.NDRED CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS
and iio'.v to :.Kr. tiikji.
The Decemlfcr Number of ST.
NlCHdLAS coatain an admir
able article entitled: "0ne Hundred
Chri-fmas Presents ud How to Make
Them."
Tin article i- full of practical des
Krriptions, by the aid of which girl of
all ages, and boy-, too, for that matter,
can make beautiful and u-eful Christ
mas Presents for all their friend and
relation-.
It will he Reauv November 20th
A.
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DAY!
DAY!
WELL AUGER !
Ilavinc obtained the agency for tie
State of Nebraska for
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lCHIlxZHT.
And provided our-clves with first-cla-!s
machinery for making Wells, we
take this method df soliciting orders
from all ho seek water supply.
We are tireparnl to iink well with th at
iiuti'i'Pl nnd in sutufactury icanncfF
Arltrnin anI other itaple taken lo ex
chnupe for work.
ISeitur thr 1u1t authnriird acents for thW
Ht.tt", we otTerVounty, Township, atid inli
viltial ritcTita fori"nle.
SPLENDID BU3INKSS FOR A SMALL
CAPITAL.
$25 a.Day Guaranteed using
this Wet! Auger.
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Guide Hock, - - Xeb.
S. G
Co.
ARBER
DEALERS IN
Dry Goods and
Groceries-
HOOTS and SHOES
Hats. Caps, &
Ready Made Clothing !
We have the Largest
Stock in the Valley and will
not be undersold.
GIVE US A CALL, ONE- ALL
S Carber&Co.
47d Itcd Cloud. Neb.
THE ONLY PAPER IN
WEBSTER CO.
AND THE
LARGEST PAPER
iS THE
REPUBLICAN
YALLEY.
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RED CLOUD
BREWERY
j. BERENZEN & CO..
Webster Street. No. 105.
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A GOOD PURE ARTICLE OF LAGER BEER CONSTANTLY
ON HAND
VALLEY HOUSE.
J. C. OTARltfER, Prop-
I always ready to attend to and make comfortable hi patron.
This Hotel is entirely new, having been Gttcd up for the ipr
purpose of the traveling public.
STAGE LEWES FOR THE RAILROAD ON MONDAY
WEDNESDAY,' FRIDAY OF EACH WEEK a"T7 O'CLOCK
A. M.
I Claim to Have the BEST STABLE West
of Lincoln.
Always keeping on hand a good supply of
HAY AND GRAIN,-
Also a good conveyance for the purpose of conveying pasengcr;
from this place to any other at reasonable rates.
IClcI Cloud,
0. L. BATTLES & SON;
DEALERS IN
SHELF & HEAVY HARDWARE,
knd all FARMiNG MACHINERY at Grange Prices
ADLTMAN&
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MOUNTED"
HORSE POWERS.
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A gcotf aMOrtment of
NAILS, RAKES, BOLTS, CORN PLANTERS
SHOVELS, SPADES, FORKS
CARPENTERS' AND MASONS' TOOLS, PAINTS, OILS,
NEWTON WAGONS, GLASS, TIMVAItE;
GRAND DETOUR PLOWS,
with Wood or Iron Beams. with Wood and Iron Beaai
And Everything needed by the Fanner or Mechanic.
f-Fine Table and Pocket Catlery.
O. L. BATTLES & SON-
Guide IUelrf
LUMBER LUMBER
W. L. VANALSTYNE
RED CLOUD, JE,VRlSMAi
PaULEK 15
PINE LUMBER, LATH SHINCEL
Doors Blinds
Sastb Mouldings
Lime, Tarred Paper. Ete;i
Aa4 inrr Article MaUjr kept ia n.
I GUARANTEE TO DUPLICATE A5Y BILL TBAICAJ?
I&GOT AT JUNIATA OR HASTIJ ' -
JOHNBERIIMK
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$hriiftk.
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