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THE RED CLOUD CHIEF.
THURSDAY MAY 4.
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Oilicial J)irectory.
CONGRESSIONAL.
A. S. Paddock intric. U. S. Senator.
;V. H.tchcock. Ouiaha. U. S. Senator.
Lorenzo Croun.-e. Representative.
KXBCUTIVE.
alHf fiVRBKK. (iov.raor. Lincoln,
liruu'i Tucliuck. Sec. of State.
.l.B Weston. Lincoln, Auditor.
J.O. Mcllrilo. .. Treasurer.
U'M.II. K-jberta. . , Alt T Uen.
J. M. McKeniio. Lincoln. Sap. Pub. Iustruc.
JUDIC.AI.Y.
(3 co. R. Like. Omaha. Chief Jistice.
l inMaBntt.NebwkaCity.1 A iate j
Sam 1 Maxwell. PMtsmouth J
WEiSSTER COUNTY.
J. A. Tulleyi,
E. (I. Jones,
I. W.Tulleys.
If. C. Kill.
J. S. f'ilhtin,
C C. Coon.
W. K. Thorn,
A.M. Hardy. 1
. W. Hall. V
F. M.ittcion. I
County Hcrk.
TrenMirer.
Probate .Tudxe.
Sheriff.
School Sup't.
Coroner.
County Surveyor
County Commissioner.
CALL FOE A EEPUBLICA1T STATE C01T-VENT202T.
TO
KI.CCT DF-LtO TK T.l TUB RKITEMCAK
rONVKiITIoK.
The Repuhliciin elector of the State of
Nchra-ka are hereby ralle-1 to end dc logat
f-m the ?eTeaI comities to meet in State
Convention at Fromont on Tuesday, the 23d
d y of May 1876. at 3orolo k p. ., for the
p-t-nnje of eloetine ix delejt:itc to tho Ke
IiuMinu Nati -n"l Convention to be held at
Cincinnati on the Nth day of June- next, to
tzominate candidates for Prcvidsnt and Vice
V resident of the United K'atc.-. and to trans
act uch other business ad may properly come
Lrfo-e it.
The several countieB are entitled to reprc
Mt'iitaiion in the State Convention ms follows.
XCURKROF DKLUGATKS.
Adam 4 Knox 1
-niitelupa 2 Lancaster 9
no 1 Lincoln 2
Kurt 3 MadL-on -
iiutirtlo 3 Merrick 2
Ittit.let 2 Nemaha 4
Ctr 6 Nuckolls 1
Clay 4 Otoe 5
'-d-ir 1 Pawnee 3
o tax 2 PI j tie 3
Cheyenne 1 Polk 6
Cuininjr 2 Hichard.'on 5
D.ik'iia ' 1 Suline 2
D.iwson- 1 Sarpy 6
1'ixon 1 Saunders 2
j)d?u 5 SoKu.nl 1
I'uuclas- 1(1 Stanton 4
Fillmore 3 Sherman 1
Franklin 2 Thayer 2
Furnas 1 Washington 4
J.iko 5 Webfter 2
Hull 4 York 3
Hamilton 4 Oreclv A Valley 1
Harlan 4 Phelis A Uoper 1
Howard 2 Dunly, Chase.
Jtff-rson 4 Hitchcock. Frontier
J.,h".-on 3 A Kcd VVi'luw 1
KeirUey 1 Way no A Pierce- 1
Keith 1
Uy order of State Central Commit
tee. C k Yost, Sec. C. IT Gere, Ch'u.
Lincoln, March 8th, 1S76.
TO NOMINATE CANDIDATES FOR STATE
OFFICES.
The Republican electors of the State
of Nebraska are hereby called to send
t?u!cgates from the several counties to
meet in State Convention at Lincoln,
on Toe-day, the 26th day of Septem
her, 1570, for the purpose of placing
in nomination a candidate for menioer
of eoiwres, and candidates for (jov
eriiur. Lieutenant Governor, Secretary
of 8:ute,. Av.&tor TroasureF, Superin
tendent of Public Instruction,. At'or
nt'V (Jencral, and Iiatid'Comu.issioner,
and to transact such other business as
iaay properly come before it.
The several counties are entitled to
tho sn.no representation as in the
State Convention called thi day to
meet at Fremont on the 23d day of
May, 1S70.
By order State Central Committee.
C. E. Yost. Sec. C II. Gere, Ch'n.
Lincoln, March 8th, 1S7C.
BSPTOUCAH CONVENTION.
There will be a Republican County
Convention on the 13th day of May at
Ked Cloud, 'or the purpose of electing
two delegates to the State Convention
to be held at Fremort on the 23rd for
the purpose id sending delegates to
the National Conventiou at Cincinnati.
Kd. Kellouq,
Chairman Central Soui.
fi!E charges against Blaine Have
len effectually exploded. He made
a t-pcecb in the House w&eii oleared
up the charges against him and sus
tained his statements by letters and" in
controvertible proofs, ending with the
Assertion that be had been serving the
country publicly fourteen years, and
that during that period do official act
oi his could cause the shadow of a
blush, whether investigated bv a House
Committee or the Great Searcher of
Hearts.- Ilia sppech woa the involun
tary praise and confidence of even his
enemies. Blaine is still the strongest
candidate for the Presidency.
j W'K paid a viit to th Red Cloud
School lart Friday, and found thrtn
in a flouti-hing condition. There are
ubout sixty .-choljr. attendin;. .'chool
thin term, who are about equally divid
ed between the two school. The
smaller children a.:end school in the
building owned by Mr. Harry and
rented by the District. The building
ia sufficiently roomy, well lighted, but
poorly provided with furniture. The
little ones sit on bench .s ranged along
the side, which must prove tiresome
in the extreme. The District lus not
at present sufficient school accommo
datiou', and it will probably be some
years ere it c n afford to erect a new
school building. As the building cow
occupied by the primary scholars is
amply sufficient to serve their wants
for some time, it might be well to con
sider the proposition of hiring it for a
number of years and furnishing it
properly with desks and other suitable
furniture and apparatus. We were
surprised to find the school without a
bell, which occasions much inconveni
ence aud irregularity.
This school is under the charge ef
Miss Laura Dixon, who has proved
herself during the past y.ar to be
very efficient and fuccessful teacher.
The progress made by tho little on
was surprising. Many who had never
been to school before the last year read
with remarkable ease and fluency in
the Third Reader. Iwall th recita
tions a large degree of interest was
manifested by the pupils, aud the little
lips were buy between recitation?,
conning their lessons over.
The other school is under the charge
of C. VV. Springer, an old and expert
enced teacher.The classes range all the
way from the Fourth Reader to the
High Scaool Class which investigates
the- mysteries of vegetable life and ex
plorcs the unfathouablc depths of the
heavens. Some little trouble is expe
rienced from the undefined boundaries
between the two schools. Some of the
primary scholars seem to have promo
ted themselves into the grammar
school. As it is now tho two schools
are independent of each other. It
occurrs to us that it would be more
satisfactory if the Principal of the
higher school were given thesupervis
ion of both. The primary school would
then work in harmony with the gram
mar school, and souieb dy beside the
pupils would determine whether they
were worthy of promotion.
The building is a very comfortable
and commodious structure and al
though too small to accommodate all
;he children in the district, is sutfici
ently large for the grammar school.
It is well furnished, with desks, scat",
blackboard and other apparatus. At
the last annual meeting a tas was hn
posed to provide books of reference,
and additional apparatus. The win
dow?, however, are without curtains,
which is a seriou-i drawback to the
school. Last' summer, we believe,
siime cheap curtains were procured,
which were hardly thought worth pro
tecting. Some neat and tasty curtains
aie now very much needed. Vw would
call the attention of the District boara
to the Weil, which seems to need in
eftigaupg. The education of the
children which is the essential purpose
of schools seemed to be progressing
satisfactorily. Mr. Springer is an ex
cellent teacher, and bis whole soul is
in the business, and these two causes
being given, results are sure.
It is a noticeable aud encouraging
fact that there are co homestead or
pre eruption slaims-o&ted for tale this !
eas,pn. The price of real etabe is ou
true. Nobody is linxious to tel.
The.homesteaders have, settled dowu
in:oihe coavjeiion thai thtTuv claims
are U be their homes,, aad that their
farms are farms iu jyery cne of the
word, whieh ecu be, purchased only
with money. A. vear ana valuable,
claims were offered for sale at aJmost
nominal prices'. uw we hear of no.
one desirous of selliug. This fuct dem
onstrates that the pcjple here have
abundant faith in the country, and in
dicates a licalihy and vigorous spirit
among the aimers;, very different fiom
that with which they commenced
work last season. We are inclined to
believe that the despondency with
which our farmers Jalotvd ai.d the latk
of Boufidence in th- r . , 'xperienced
to geneially, had much to do with the
condition of ue crops. They were
j-t-idrlast year, but not nearly fo good
would have been the case had there
bw-ii a firm conviction that their labor
would be repaid. Everything betokens
t bat the pr -sent year will be oue of
ttoiursller! priority.
The New York Tribune in a recent
isue made some severe an i mad ver
sions upon thecourse of Judge Hilton,
Stewart's executor. TJie Trihvnr in
timates that Hilton is somewhat slSw
in revealing and executit'g Stewart's
charities in wHich the people of New
York feel so much interested.
stone hotel. Mr. K. N. .Scye. pro-1
prietor, and his wh!e study seemt
to be devoted to the manner which
will conduce most to the comfort and
enjoyment of bis guest. A pen can
not do ja-iice to the well cooked and
bountiful supply of edibles which are
-pread, with an old New Hngland gen
erosity, upon the table of the a i
Clede, nothing gave a knife and fork
wil give the epicurean a perfect idea ;
of the worth of those viand. I
The Valley House, kept by Mr. War
ner, aWo sustains ao excellent reputa
tion. Good hotels are often the best
advertisement a town can have. The
Chief is a fair exponent of the town
and its Republican principles emanate
from the pen of Mr, Mark Warner,
than whom a jolier fellow never chas
ed a buffalo or smoked a pipe of peace
along the murky waters of the raging
Republican. The ''Chief" is prosper
ous though he looks a little lonely
without a squaw iu his wigwam. Red
Cloud is the stamping ground of tiov.
Garber, who by the way was rusticat
ing at his old home. The Gov. has a
host of warm friends in the Valley,
aud they propose to sound his name
for renomination. We can imagine
that this motion will receive the sup
port of a majority of Republicans all
over the State. Mr. Rob' t. .Mitchell
formerly of Crete is nicely located at
this place io tho hardware trade, also
Mr. Fred Rarutb, who has a farm
near town; Mr. Gilham, a follower of
HIackstone, formerly of Crete, is also
a denizen of Red Cloud. JuJge Gas
Im's court was in session and the
Grand Jury was summarily drawn up
in line by Mr. Dilworth and discharg
ed, since there was not a criminal case
on the docket. Taller one for Web
ster Co. Among the lawyers present
we noticed H. S. Kalley, Wileox &
Gilham, L. W. Colby, Jas. Laird, 0.
P. Mason and Mr. Smith of Juniata.
The Judge preserves the best of order,
his decisions are prompt, his work-
quickly and pleasantly performed and
we must say we were favorably im
pressed with the manner in which
Judge Gaslin conducts business.
Neither having court business (nor
political axes to grind, as some wise
acres and heart palpitators have al
ready intimated) we deroted most of
our time to wild ducks and Jack rab
bit.. Mr. Englshardt, Distrit Agent
for the Marsh Harvester, made one of
our hunting party and we are willing
to swear that he actually run down a
full grown Jack rabbit. It is but jus
tice to the Jack however, that he
wis qu'to badly wounded when the
i.Jaisli Harvester man gave chase.
Having exhausted our desir for hunting-,
we bade faewell to the thriving
town of Red- Cloud aud returned' to
Crete.
Centennial Hotel
Riverton, Nebraska.
D. C. IIOLDRIDGE, - -
SAM'L GABBER
Prop.
This hou-e has been built within
the la: year. Everything U new and
clean, wiood stables tn
with the hou-e.
connection
6&l.emcmhcr the place, east ide
of the 'Jieck. 37-tf
RED CLOUD & SMITH CENTER
Stage Line.
Connecting at Red Cloud with the
Republican River Stage Line.
Three regular trip a week, arriving
and departing from Red Cloud at the
vime time the stae from the railroad
does.
DEALHl IN
Dry Goods and
Groceries-
HOOTS aud SHOES
all.
FA UK VERY LOW.
2. SU330W. ?.-:;.
T
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TH LOST CAUSE.
aMannificent Picture I4x IS inches
. J in size, printed on heavy plte pa-
per.beautiful in deign and artistic in
execution. It represents a Confeder
ate Soldier after the war returning to
lii- home, which he finds louely and
desolate. In front of the ruined cot
tage, telling a sad tale of the miseries
of war.are two grave with ru.ie erodes,
on one of which some friendly harrd
has hung a gatjand. T the right the
calm river aud the rising moon indicate
peace and ret fhe stars, seen through
the treei represent the Southern Cross.
It is a picture that will touch every
Southern heart aud should linl a place
in every Southern home. Sent by
mail mounted on a roller and post
paid on receipt of 25 cents. Or 3 for
GO cents.
Address JeiiN Buniunv k Co , Pnb'x.
Hiustol, Tknn
I&Agents wanted everywhere to
sell our cheap and popular pictures.
$5 to $10 per day easily made. No
money required until pictures are sold.
Send stamp for catalogue and terms
OUR PROSPECTUS FOR 76.
"Saturday Night"
The Best and Brightest of the Weeklies :
Cirrulutiun Still ll'tpidly Increasing.
The Impeachment trial is in full
blast1 to day. It is becoming extrccm
ly doubtfull whether the managers of
the House will make a case after all.
Belknap may clear his skirts yet.
First annual statement of the Tres
urer of tho Webster County Agricul
tural Society:
Am't. ree'd. for Memberships $70.00
' " Entrance fees 15.00
' " Admission to hall 9.50
The Cincinnati Gazette has been
publishing an account of the public
services of Senator Morton. Mortons
record was undoubtedly a brilliant one
up to the time of the Louisiana imbio
glio. S:ioe that date however, Mor
ton has been looking his ascendancy.
The last session of Congress Has &ne
very much for Blaine while it has done
little or notk'mg for Morton. The
latter seems to have latterly adopted
the policy of silence,- aud in conse
quence has lost his hold on the mas-ses.
Total 94.50
Am't. pai I as Premiums, 50 0)
" for rent of building 3 00
" " " Diplomas 8.50
" of indebtedness from last
Fair paid, 6.25
Total expenditures, 67.84
Balance on hand May 1st 1876 26 66
3& B. McNitt,
Trcsurer W. C A. S,
We call the attention of the people
of the State, to the proclamation of
Gov. Garber, re'eomendinc the prep
aration of a historical sketch of each
county, to le read on the -4th of July,
atlocaleelelrafion, and to be filed in
the offices ofths respective County
Cterks, and copies besent to the Con
gressional library. These sketches
will be a va'.mb! co'Iectioc oc facts for
future histoiians of the eoantiy, and
will doubtless be published some time
as a public document, and distributed
all over t!e country. It would be a
gcd idea for the county c-mmissoncrs
of each county ti designate cme per
son to write up the-skelch, to prevent
confusion and seeure the carrying out
of the Congressional resolution and
the proclamation of Gov. Garber.
The fullowmj; we clip frooihe Sa
bue County Post. W- oaly take a
part of the article which relates u our
own place.
Taking a licry rig at Hustings we
proceeded, aoros the ever changing
prairie to Red Cloud 40 miies distant.
The city lays claim to about 200 in
habitants, and its numerous buildings
of blue lime stone give ha tony and
substantial appe&rane.
Dame Fortune kindly guided us to the
La Clcde Hcu-e, ijrge blue lime
SCHOOL LAND SALE.
Notice is hereby given that on the
1st day of June, A". D. 1876 at the
hour of 10 o'clock, A. M., at the
Court House iu Red Cloud, I will off.-r
for sale at public auction to the high
est bidder in tracts- uot greater than
40 acres upon the ter fixei' by law
all the school IanJs in Webster county
uot sold nor leased.
Said sale wilMie adjourned from day
-to-day till air unsaid iinds have been
uffered.
Red Cloud, April 19th, 1S76.
37-4w J. A. Tullkvs,
County Clerk.
FOUSAL.E.
One span of" males, harnes- and
wagon, all in gocd trim. Mules well
broke, six yenrs old, work single or
double, good-travelers, weight 2,100
pounds. Also two good brood sowes,
uiUeh cows, plow-, drags, &c. A good
farm fo"rrent. Terms and prices rea
sonable Enquire at this office or of
37-tf A. -Seal. Guide Rock, Neb.
M
In mnki g our announcement ror the corns
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DAVIS k ELVEP.SON.
Prop's Pub's -'Saturday Night'
Philadelphia, Pa.
C. R, Potter,
BSD CLOUD,
Prop.
1TS3.
People at large can find constantly
on baud Lumber. Lath, Shingles,
Sash, Doors and Blinds.
Building Prper and Mould
ings. Pint and Hard wood
LUMBER.
9 WKtat will he taken in ackatioe
Jot lumber.
Sazz'z Sal-t esfi 5xC Prcfitr
THE ENEMY OF DISEASE !
mmmm fhm
TO MAN AND SEAST
Is the Grand'013
LINIMEKT,
Whirh HnkSfoed the lest Moyttn-ft.
TfcerelsBft M-'e'lt will C-hval.
laneaens ll will at cure.
Mk mm mmlu, taat BHet Ike Ha
mnn Bfrdy.arlhe bady f a kante sr
alher DaaarMIe Aalml. that dacs
at TleM f in nn1f9nnrm. A
kaUleraailarS'ie., ijoc. Jlt:-Ma
eHn mnl Ike llfaafA MMaaas
j fcelnc and rrof retf tn Mfr ar-r-rnlnr
muny .ft ValiiaM Kr,
Hats Caps. &
Rtddtf Made. Clothing !
We have the Largest
Stock in the Valley and will
not be undersold.
GIVE US A CALL. ONEJt ALL
Sam' Garber
Billiard Parlor. ijJAUM'S SKW HIICACO v '. ( 1 r
Cc 5Uiz Street. ztT. dC7 U Zti T;! '
iTij Sur.
i o---nrT t itm-tw Nr ( .i th r tk. r-T r
RED CLOUD. NUB.
I hcrf ;ou C4s toy
DKY I.OOIS. XttTIO.VV
AH lovers of the catac rc ?3ritc"3to !
call ;
5q"" fph .nrtmcnt ef ztr, an-
lie, and nut, alway, on hud. KeHlI ' JI:iI- 'll ll 1 11, IluffS: l.
tentlcrmnly ekfrV alay a bsnd
to attend to ci:ouier?.
nltf KD. SMITH, I'rap.
RED CLOUD DRU6 STORE.
Chas Potter,
Kep th bot and largest Drue
Store in Ked Cloud.
Prescriptions carefully compounded
both day and night. n4 tf
Hoof 4 .HI i -. a'r o vvrl ,
and crerythin in thr itnr oj Genera! Kt TcharLilfi
ATGKKATLV HKIV(KD phh ks.
It will wr you to tcjtv( mf tfvei &l pnf? Wtwr
hirc. A firxilj iarittjbM ni!t I o aH
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7-d
i-l Clouil. XoU
OKNI) T,c. hi li. I KOW'KLl. A-o.. N'rw
Yrk, fr Pniupalei of 100 jiairo.. c ntAin
!nr list of r-0 n-vr-iHi'T. itml ctui).ttc?
shenrin cost ot ndvrt iriiur.
HANNESS SHOP
The Best Paper ForFarmers
is tiii:
NEW-YORK
Weekly Tribune-
ONE DOLL V It i cr yer in club of thirty
orovrr. iciaen co;nc5 Ircf. For tertnt
an J ci)iiin:i".ilon.
AdJrc-s THETKIMWi:. Nh York.
$5to$20
AH 1 Tt in - tral m1 I m urt- iht 1 ru "
Icrp tfic htt lfct Jkud tb eart -tot t ' ;
Kivcr.
L BAUIV?
I'cr dv at hcunr. aintlrt
worth 3. free. rixtou A t,n
l'orti.m I. .Maine
P. S. Highest Market Price paid for all kiriti
of Country Produce, Hides and Fits.
CI I. VS. ll. JONES. J.
Juniata. TkTcbraska.
DRY GOODS. NOTIONS HATS,
CAP J. Tinware. Quccnswarc
J AC0B OIIL i GROCERIES AND
S. V. Ludlow
Is now prepared to do all kinds ofwork
IN THE
Harness line.
The best of materialised, and all
fork VTA It RANTED.
REPAIRING
Done on short notice and at reasonable
Prices.
Shop in McNitt's Store.
Red Cloud NtbrasKa.
HASTINGS
REST.l VR,iJT
Where ycu can get a good square meal
fcr rvfeat7-fi7e coat:.
OYSTERS in every style.
Fruit?, Nuts, Apple., Candies Jellies'
and Canned goods of all kinds.
Cigars & Tobacco-
The highest market price paid for
BUTTER, EGtf AI
VEGETABLES.
"""Farmers from the Republican
Valley will do well to give u a call
when in town.
C. II. STEWART.
West side Hastings Avenue.
DEM Kit IN
Wines, Liquors, and Cigars,
OF ALL KIN I)S.
F2SSH LAQSa LESS A SPSCIALTY.
Corner of lt Street and Hatinj.
Avenue, 1 Listing-, Neb. Il-ly
Dr. Peter Head,
Family lijisii-lnn.
Offer hi orvice to tho public,
and will attend to .ill professional rail..
0:e Orer Sherer': Drag 2tcre.
If enter House-
HASTINGS, .... NEB.
J. IT. S&TH, Prcpriotor.
Tlie only first-class house in the city.
Slago leaves thin house every other
morning fur Ked Cloud aud the K. P.
K. It. nil
$1 O a liny m home
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fcuatn. .Maine.
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DEALERS IN
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HASTINGS. NEB.
FURNITURE,
In Hcd Cloud. Nb . at their okI rtaud.
Ti-dc!ishtlul to eec whut tiey hnv on
haml.
Tht-yhavc a supply, it may truly be fiid
Ol that which is needful for the living or
Ut-ad.
They have bed tfad". cradle. talIe.lchnhr
Sofni. burrau.-i. and all kindnof euch nar.
CribH. louiijce.rtt,e.and in.ittrcfpc ton
Which tor 11 kinds of foils and zvt will
do.
They have traicon and horac for children to
fell.
Which will t'lcue wives and babie eiceed
injtly well.
They py cah for these thine" nnd lelect
them with cure.
And will sell them as cbeaiiaanyonede.
And wes.iT if 7 "- .!!.' ".rt'ryoTn Jtid old.
They'll not rcfucrenoiM.,k. silver or irold.
We invite all our friends and ncichborsto
call.
And t hey doubllcr will find t hey d-l fairly
wtib all.
Ifyou come. I do think yon can certainly boy
I A' no one can ar the trice i too hheb.
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J. G. Potter ha just received the firnl nfr'r vi
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and prfctc?.
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Bed Clcud. Nebraska
THE CHICACO LUMBER YARD I
AT
HASTINGS,
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Keep? con!fr.tly on band the 'argcM utocl of rr I'iuc I ' n ) rr t'
the Weat. Abo
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TARRED PAPER,
and all kinds of
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Our stock i wrll -elected and purchased drrrct frorti thr iZu
will be sold as low as the lowest.
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Hastings, Nebraska.
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THE LIGHTEST-RUNNING MACHINE III THE WORLD.
With our printed directions. ffHastroctioa or pechanlral kiU b reqa ittA to opente .
The construction of the machine" ba.ed upon a priccirle of un:que aad sneqcaDsd sua.
plidry, comprisinjr simple levers working upon centres. Tie Denies are few, and tiey
are hardened and polished.
The machines are made at onr new work is tie dry of Newark. X. J., whi new special
(patented) machinery and tools, contracted cxpt&sly to accotcplii what we now ofer.
A'rery machine fully tcarrrxmtnl.
"DOMESTIC" SEWING MACHINE CO.,
IVe-w York nnd laifnj?o.
LAKJlflnlC PcrFaskloMtJMnuatsCvIisatperfectwSc
"P EM k II l . costumes can be produced, at a Urre smridr ia
JL jTl.l.JLl. Wil kkJ MONEY ttJioewlo choose to make, or mil.
tend th- cukio of, tieir own garmestx. Wah the
higlkeat talent sod the beat fkdlitfes in all derartanxu, and tac best ideas of tie aaost akiSsal
modistes, both at hotse and abroad, we are enabled to attain resala txr abore the rcack o Ute
average dress-maker. Our styles are always the latest and best. Our dcfu:tlylstmad
: atauea zo any tauy seoauE uvr u-tks waa acr aoares. AgeBis wanted ccrwaeia
"DOMESTIC" SEWING MACHINE CO.,
feAv Yovk unci Oliiffijjo.
NEW HARDWARE STOHJ
WIIOI.I-SALE AM) liKTA i I. -
MITCHELL 6 BORfLUT
IUve opened a nerv.rc -f'ndhTJn rocii.il'j. f ,,
stock oi
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FARMING TOOIA
COAL and WOOD STOVES. U . r ,n a',.. . T!6 Sfc, ,
wiih our Store. We manufacturr Tin. (Vr i ,'. I Tr
Our Stock i. LATS5K and we'l 4.rr'... !--
as any house esi'jf'jrinc&Ia.
Call and See Before Purchase 3 EfsJcrel
Opposite the Lumber Yard.
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