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CONGRESSIONAL.
A. S. Paddock. ISe-urioc. U.S. Snatr.
W. Hitchcock. Omaba, U. S. Senator.
I.'ifcmo Crouruc. RtprBycntative.
KXKCUTIVK.'
SILASOARBEH. GuviTtxr?. Lincoln.
Uruiin Trfi;!iuck. Bee. ot Stnte.
.1.11 Wcton, Liaol, .. Awrtor.
J. tJ. McIIrido. .. Treasurer.
Jeo. H. R-.berU. Alt' cn.
I. M.McKeMic.Lincofn.Sttn.rttb lumuc.
JUITIC1ARY.
Chief Jisticc.
- W if reel thn explanation i, due The Centennial in not pro a . Cc Jl ' V HHitl I IlOllf
to Mr. Pa.ker of riu.de Hock and .Mr. very great ic3H financier, lac
KcUupg r.f Red Clou J, in .elation to , v""ors uancui.y. H.c vi-itor- altsr
the call for a County Convention. wcro "o nwre ttnn
Some two weeks befcre thecmention ! '" or f,,rlT lhoiKin.1 daily Ihe
we thought it nccewry to call a con- j 'bcr f i'ttlora ring the
vention to thow outsider that we i p ;"'w "a '--
were alive and moving. Although it
was t.o! expected that the county I
TUB Kansas Convention elected
delegates vho weic unanimous for
would be represented at the , BWW and Inaalls. The Illinois dele
Convention. Iherc fceewed, in ct, j ih
to be no interval in the 1'rcujout Lot.- ... , , . .. . , , ..
tfi ..... vi.a- ri "
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KAiiTlMaxtfrelMMaldifi
WKf.STER COUNTY.
J. A. TnMcye, County '"fork
K. IT. .lone
T W.TuIUys.
'I. '. Mill,
.1. . Uilhim.
r C. Con.
W K. Thorn,
:. W. Rail, 1
V M.ttton. r County CfrnmiMionerx.
J. 11. Hohart. I
Traeurcr.
Probate .TudRt-.
Sheriff.
School Sup't.
Cironr.
County ?ur7ejor
,
Vox itcmc
ident
Tit's. G-. Blaine.
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For Vice President,
.Ix. 33. Hayes,
CALL ?0&A'REPUBL!CA1T STATS CON-V2NTI0IT.
1 ( N.M I NATE r.VNIU IATES FOR STATE
OFFICES.
The Republican-olectnrH ofthe State
of Nebraska arc hereby called to send
!lej:atuH (mm the fevcral conntivs to
meet in State Convention at Lincoln.
-n Tuesday, the 2th day of Scptcrn
I -r, I87fi, for the purpose of placing
vention whatever. Nobody with whom
we had tttiy couvciSii'ioD would o,
nor emild tbiuk. of aay who v.oubl be
willing to incur the necessity c.xpen?e.
The time for the convention was rap
idly neating. The other county papeis
bad published their calls for conveu
tiourf, while the paper of Webster
county .said nothing about the matter.
To make a better showing abroad we
determined to take the responsibility
of calling a critvuntion and signing the
Chairman's, name to the call. We had
no interest iu the affair, would not go
Jo- the convention ourselves, knew of
nobody who would 0, and we called
the convention simply to have the pa
lter indicate that th'-re w.i some in
teiest iu politics in Webster County.
We look the liberty of signing .Mr.
Kellugg's name to the call, thinking
him to be Chairman of the Ceutral
Committee, and holding ourselves re
sponsible to him for u.ing his name.
He knew nothing about the matter.
We have since learned that Mr. Park
cr is the proper man to call the con
vention. We hope this explanation will prove
.satisfactory The latene a of the day
demanded unauthorized action on our
part, and that is our apology.
Missouri delegates are divided, Mor
ton having the preference.
The tccond Alabitua Convention
elected none but Morton delegates.
The re-orgauizat:ou of the Cabiner
is thought by some to be simply au
effort to strengthen the Republican
party by giving all the doubtful state
of the north rcyresentation in the administration.
PttES (rRANT has re organized bis
cabinet. Pierrepont goes to England
in nomination a candidate for member j as foreign minister, Secretary Tail
of congress, and candidates for dov- j ukes pierrepont's place .s Attorney
rrrior, Lieutenant (tovcrnor, secretary
of State, Auditor, Treasurer, Superin
tendent of Public Instruction, ""Attor
ney (leneral, and Land Commissioner,
jmhI to tranact huch other business as
may properly come before it.
The several counties are entitled fo
the same representation as in the
State Convention called this day to
meet at Fremont on the '2'.)d day of
May, 1876. Ji
MTMWRROr IVF.I.K01TKS.
Ad imo
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Jtni'tic
Rurt
Juffitlo
Jlutlur
Cl-5
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I'oifax
flicyi-nno
t umiiiK
i'.ikor.i
IMM)I1
i'lxon
D.,J.'e
J'llhnoro
Franklin
K'irnas
Hill
IKuirilton
Jttirla"
Jfowanl
JeT:rs-on
.lohnon
JCciricy
Keith
4- Kiiof
'1 Lnnciutci
1 Lincoln
: Madi-on
3 Merrick
1! Nemaha
t Nuckolls
4 Otoe
1 l'awnco
2 rutin
: 1'olk.
2 Richardson
1 Saline
1 Sarpy
1 Saunders
fl Seward
10 Stanton
3 Sherman
1! Thayer
1 Washington
ft Webster
4 York
4 Hrcolv A- Valley 1
4 I'hel-s t tJospcr 1
2 Dundy, Utilise.
General, and Don-Cameron- takes the
place of Judge Tart a Secretary of
War. The Grst two appointments are
commeudable and generally satisfac
tory. The selection of Catrajrn- is as
generally condemned. The re-organization
of the Ctbiuut looks at first
sight as if Grant were working with
all lib energy and might for the nom
ination of Conkling. Pierrepont was
opposed to the Senator from New
York. His removal to Euiope, there
fore seetued desirable. Tuft is oppos
ed to Bayis aw will work with the
President; for Conkling, Dan Came
ron has been" knowi hitherto, ska-ply
as a successful manipulator of conven
tions and a politidl intriguer. He
outrols tfic fiftj -eight delegates of
'i Pennsylvania, and will check them
Tver to Coukliug. It is supposed by
4
4 liitcilM at this added
:i Ked Wi'lnw 1 .i .n i- , i
sueugiu win give iiimsucu iireicuene
, u. uti.ci candidates as to assure
The Black HilU is being a grand
fraud as far a gold is concerned, and
a clorious success for those who want
to lind lij'ians. Numerous assaults
have been committed, and uu tubers of
gold banters have baen called. Sher
man has ordered Sheridan to protect
those coming and goin;r.
A Sunday School Convention has
been called to assemble in Fivmont on
the 7th and 8th of Juiie. Kxten.-ive
arrangements have been made to se
cure a large attendance, and au inter
esting and profitable time is anticipated.
Writer fran Stillxater.
1 Wayne & I'icrco
1
Ry order oSta to n..-'i croiuum-
(!. K. Yost, Sec. C. II. fkre, Chrn:
Lincoln. March 8th, 1S70".
Tiik Nebraska Convention instruct
ed its delegates to vote for Biainc ana
lirisfow.
The friends of II ichcock numbered
within tea as many as the friends oi
a. I other aspirants fir the scnatorship.
The Statu Cou.uiition at Omaha
exhibited extraordinary if not a dis
graceful feature. The object cf t!e
Convention was to select gentlemen
from the Republican party to repie-M-nt
the State at Cincinnati, nothing
more or less. This would seem a sim
ple matter,, requiring only the selection
of men of triad Republican principles,
and adherents- ui' Nebraska's candi
dates Rut the presidential contest,
and the selection of delegates, proved
to be. of but little moment and. occupi
ed but little time.
Previous to the convention Douglas
c.mtity got into a wrangle about its
delegates, and elected two sets of rep
resentatives. One class including
nearly all the prominent men of Oma
ha, Ex. Gov. Saunders, Chief Justice
Lake, Judge Briggs, and Gen. Man
tieison. These men arc all senatorial
upirants, aud unite therefore in op
P mg Hitchcock, and they took the
ume oftheaui Hi chcock de.'egatkn
his uotuiuation. It is very posaib!,
however that this sclume, if" it 'rJe a
scheme, will only create opposition to
t-he Presidential favorite. Never be
fore in political campaigns, have the
people taken so much' interest iu the
Presidential candidates, on expressed
their preferences so generally, and
they will not now brook an interference
of this nature. The candidates are all
well known men. They hare boen
before the people and have established
their characters. Those characters
havo been squarely before the people
for-a long time, and have been ju-Jged
and actad upon, Jorthis once let the
people determine who slmll head the
Republican ticket iu the fall.
FA3HSSS' INSTITUTE..
Stili.watku, May M, IS7G.
En. Chief: De.r Sir, 1 thought
I would drop you a lkic to tell you
how we are prospering in- this vicinity.
The farmers am most through-planting
corn and the women soap-making
and gardening, so we have a few Icin
ure momenta. WoSluve a pro-peious
Suuday School at the- Wells School
Uoue, under the care ofthe Christian
Church. Stillwater has ad led to her
population quite a number of new
comers of sterling worth, among thtmi
a?o Mr. G. W. Francis of Eustport,
N. V-., whom wc all feel.proud of for
his remarkable energy aud enterprise.
We pa.ssed bis place the other day and
saw live tearas at work on his prem
iies. W. II. Howe hns Icwted here.
He is from J ones couuty. lowot says
he is satulied to pilch his tent here
and try the giasshoppers awhile. J-.i.
Flett, from the tame place, traveled
all last summer in Minnesota, aud
Wisconsiu looking ior a place and
found nothing that suited him until he
Lcame into Nebraska, and that right iu
to Webster county. Wc think this
speaks well ior us.
If we could only induce some rail
road company to put a road through
this county, wc could compete with
our neighbors on the north. I think
if it is ever put to a vote, Stillwater
will give a rousing majoiity in favor nc
LanJo tu bund a road up the Republi
can valley iu another yc-ar. If we get
gooc
'licet
A. L. Burton looking around wiih a
view of going into the nursery busi
ness. W. A.
Riverton, Nebraska.
D. C. HOLDKIDGE, - - - Prop.
Thi- houc has been built within
the last yoir. Everything i- new and
clean. Good sLtus in connection
with the house.
rR;mcmbcr the place, cast side
ofthe Creek. 37-tf
RED CLOUD & SMITH CENTER
Stage Line.
Conneti.it at Kd Cloud with the
Republican River Stage Line.
Three recular trip a week, arriving
anil departing from Red Cloud at the
same tiuie the stage from the railroad
doe.
nil.
FARE TUftr LOW,
J. 2. 3U2E:7r. ?::?.
SAM'L GARBEJi
DEALER 1
Dry iiooils and
Groceries-
BOOTS and SHOES
C. R. PorrER, .... Prop.
USD CLOUD, - -- -' !iZ3.
People at large can find constantly
on hand Lumber. Lath, Shingle,
Sash, Doors and Blinds.
Building Paper and Mould
ings. Pine and Hardwood
LUMBER
38Vlt(at will be CiJifin in exchniife
fur lumber.
Qui Sl s and Ssaii PrcSt:.
Hats? Caps. &
Rady Made Cloth ins !
Wa have the Largest
Stock in the Valley and will
not be undersold.
GIVE US A CALL. ONE A- ALL
Sam'l Carber
Billiard Parlor. BAUM'S A'EW CHICAGO STOKK
Oz. Ya'r, Sut. ttzz i cr t3 Sti Zlszi
AU lover ofthe cainc(arl inched to
call.'
S&T. frc-h 3ortmcn of cicars, can-die-,
atxl nut, &!way on hand.
Gfntlemanly clork" always err hand
to attend to customers. .
n4 tf ED. SMITH. Prop
RED CLOUD DRUG STORE. !
Ghas Potter,
Keen the best and latest Dru:
Store In Uti Cloud.
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whre. A fucndly tnvttatiou oxtvmid t & -
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kcop the largest stwck aud the cucapot toro n. at t ..
River.
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ork. for I'MiiiiTtlet of lv) p.iii. contiu-
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"howtiis cot ot adverti-ing.
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)0d crops WC sh-lll befiill to feel the !." present, our vast circle ola.lliiiircr-. tome
' n tune-' the loan of a single paper, or a word
;ed of a railroad. We see our friend of commendation, will succeed m put tin? a
'THc Adauis & French Harvester
is- the only trit-d and sut'ce-ssTul liar
voter on which three men can rido
and bind, and with a : hor.-e Cipjahzer
nan be drawn bv 'i hordes and cuts from
v 1-S'to UO acres per day. A harreMer
i. ;t!.-o binlt by the ame company for
two bindius' These are the most dhr
able Haive.-ters made. Tlrcy have no
canvass nor belts to pet oilt" of lepair.
They have been sold for the pa.-t two
years by Otis L Battles & Son, Red
Cloud, Neb. -JO- It
journAl rhere ever atterward it bccoizlcs a
welcome isitor.
Vve receive many letters of eommer.da Ion
thBi:a.ind ofthem and for t'i'"?e we here
return our sincere thanks, nnd rquist tlat
those who so idmtre-ATUHDAV NIt;iV"
will do us tho kindness to how and ree iu-
me:ui ll w in;ir:iuiii.nuii:"C'-9.
S. Va LiudloiTV
Is now prepared to do all kinds of work
' rs tiik
Harness fine.
The best of materials uj&i, and al!
-VOrk W.MtltANTKP.
ki:iaii:ig
Done on sh'irt notice and at reasonable
Prices.
Shop in McNitt's Store.
Red Cloud ftebraftffa.
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JACOB KOHL,
CIIAS. R. JONES,
Juniata- Ncbraslia.
TTHCLiSALt AHD EST.UL rSALSS IK
Wines, Liquors, aM Cigars, DRy OOODS NOTIONS- HATS,
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Corner of Nt Street aud llatinj:s
Avenue, ILustinK's, Neb. ll-Iy '
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Dr. Peter Head,
Family lli.vsiian.
Offers his sorvicc? to the public,
and will attend to all professional call.
Offi:e Over Sherer's Drug S::re.
IJenver House
.HASTINGS, - - - NEB.
J. H. SMITH, Projnctcr.
The" cfily first-cla hiu-e iu the city
Stage Icnvc? this house cveiy othei
morning for Red Clood and the K. P.
R. R. nil
,t
Institute assembled pursuant tD ad
jouiumeut at last meeting at Red
Cloud, on Saturday the 27th, in the
School Ilotue. O. W. Knight in the
Chair.
On motion J. S. Gilham was elected
Secretary pro tcm.
Mr. A. M. DeClercq of Frauklin
county, beiDg. present, was invited by
the Chair tomake remarks. Mr. De
Ciercq made some very interesting re
marks upon the subject of the coming
State Fair and. the representation of
the Republican Valley therein. Frank
The other set of delegates curtained t lin county will do ber best to. show her
men hitherto unknown, and was dub- products aud progress, and iuwtcs
bed the Hitchcock delegation. Be
fore the State Convention assembled,
Jluchcock and anti-Hitcheock were
i.teciies. How the senatorial fight
ould liud a place .in a conventicato
nominate delegate ; for the Presiden
tial Convention is not easily divined.
After the- eonveution assembled the
iiist busing wua to determine which
tu-lcgates should bo- secognized. This
ti::estion,rais disposed oS by the singu
lar mode-ccolu'ding- both delegations
Thus the firsttcounty of the State was
not represented. Yet Hitchcock or
m iiitchcocfc was the only question,
before the oonreation, and. intruded
it-elf into eveqv.cther business. Dele
gates were elected to -tb Presidential
convention by the aBtiiHitchcock
votcs. because of anii-Hitehcoak pro
clivities, and even the apportiorKsent.
uf the Central Committee waa affeeted.
7-4he senatorial question. If the
contest for the senatorship is thus to
intrude itlf into places. and matters
vMiwMcb. wd in which, --has no
l-.r:uaiate ploe oar politics will be:
C asa-JLracetafc St
Webster county to compete with hen.
Each county's efforts redouud to tbfc
benefit ofthe whole valley, and though
one county gains the prizes, the whole
valley reaps the advantages.
He also spoke of the necessity of
Sarmer's organizations. He was fol
lowouuby Mr. Kaley iu some pointed
rerjaarJrg ow organizations of farmers
to compel tradesmen to act for the
benefit of the agriculturalist.
The discussion then- became general
and a large degree of iateretst-was ex
hibited in the coming fair.-Mr G. W.
Hummel made some sound' observa
tions on the advantages to be dented-
from a good fair.
Mr. Scon of Glenwood invited the
Iustitute to hold a session in that
precinct.
On motion. a loed institute was ap
pointed to convene at the Cioverton
School Houo in Glonwoci precinct,
on Eriday'the)th of Juue,,acihoid a
session of two days.
On motion 'Institute adjourned
G. W.' Knitjie; President.
Ji S. GiLHAi; Scc'y;-
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We have for sale at this office, an jni:irs. t wiijeost ot mnv thousand i -,-st side.Hastings Avenue
order for one No, 9, Silver plated l of dollar?., which 'e shall never get
Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine, with J 'oc!f. Bfll never having given i
hard (piano) varnish, polished cabinet "- bUZ -I Z J ,u
. ' .... ... mined that when we did do srt, on
work, valued at jss,.-,, wincti we will (jhr0mo should be as good a nieturti
sell for $45, and the purchaser pay the as the best artists could doieu and thti
HASTINGS
II EST,! URAJVT
Whors jou can get a good square &
for T7ent7-fi7e cents..
OYSTERS in every style.
Fruits, Nuts, Apples. Candies Jclliot?
and Canned goods of all kinds.
Cigars & Tobacco
The highest market price paid for
BUTTER, EGGS. AND
VEGETABLE.
JSFaruiers from the Republican
Valley will do well to give us a call
when in town.
C. II. STEWART.
freight on machine from the place of
shipment, cr for $50 aud we pay
freight. 2Utd
Morgau fc Stodmnu
TOK.
All who are desirous of improving
their slck"wiil do well to- eail and see
one of these celebrated horses, which
will be kept the present season at
Guide Roclt. Tfce weight of this horsef'j
is 1400 pounds, and' stands 1C hand?
and 1 inch high.
At the same place will abo be kept
o e ofthe best Jacks ever brought in
to the State, ofthe Mammoth breed,
four years old, stands 14 hands anu'J-A
inch in height.
n3S-2m L. Smith.
SCHOOL LAND SALE.
Notice is hereby given that on the
let day of June, A. D. JSTO at the
hour of 10 o'clock, A. M., at the
Court-House in Re1! Cloud, I will offer
for sale at public auction to the high
est bidder in tracts not ereater than
40 acres upon the terms fixed by law
all the school Iuuds iu Webster couuty
not sold nor leafed!
' Said sale will be adjourned from day
to-day till all of said lands have been
offered.
Red Cloud, April 19th, 1S76.
37-4w J. A, Tulle ys.
County Clerk.
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HASTINGS, NEB.
$Oh tfn.r iithrfiue. Acn' wnnt-l. Out
1 Ht nnd termi- free. 1 Kt'K X C n
iu.ta. Maine.
CAWC&
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SED CLOUD -
DEAI.EItS IN'
1TS3.
FURNITURE,
l" Red Cloud, Neb . nt theiro ;1 stnnd.
'"I i" rtJjjrhtpil to sec what tnry hnve on
hat.v
Thoyli.ivrnpp'y. it may tnily L amd
Ol thiit whiih J. needful for the In it.- or
oc.ld.
Theyh(iTcbcdfteail-.cr.-tdl.,t.'il.l -,t chnii?
s-of.ir. liiireaui, mill all klndifrtirh ware.-.
Crih. lutinpi's.ictt vi. and mattrefyr.tno
Which lor all kind? of folks and ch will
d.
They have tvacons and Iiomp? tor children to
rell.
AVhii'h will p'crupe wivri and babiei exefed-
inclv well.
Thr-v? ca!i for th thion antl solecl
thnrith care.
And willcM them aAchetpa anyone d.irr.
And wesav to ynn all. both yount and old.
The 'II not refue crccnbsrk. il-r r JfoM.
We invite nil our frii-uJ and nt'lbborf to
call.
And thrydoubtle.swillfind theydealfairly
with all.
if yoc come. I do thinVyou nn rrrtainiy buy
As no one can ay tliC yrfee - to ) hiili.
GROCERIES AND
PROVISIONS.
SHg!icHt Cash Price Pa 111 for dim in
rri i.i:
i J. G. Potter h.ii just rmhd the r.ct ti-c r ii-rit f
an& rntibinn;.
Ever brought to the Valley. Gif him a rail and cihtim p
and pricuCf.
-T. G. Potter,
Red Cloiitf, Nebraska
THE NEW
A'
Double
Thread Lock-Stitc
Machine.
THE ENEMY OF DISEASE !
TO MAN AND BEAST
Is the Grand Old
LUSTIMEjSTT,
IMESTK'LM
Fare- Mates
3 IN THE
RpnbJican Valley.
H. 3. Ht&HSS, - Proprietor.
This Stags Line running from
Bloorairigton to crttrde Kock connects
with the line fronrt&e'north, also the
one finruing frnrjo therrtKh".
Arrives at Red Clour? 'Sroarthe-wesO
Afnndir anil "PhiiidaTTC n-lrt; ratfirno J
Tuesdays and.Friday,. lJT VJt?"
r VT ' ' J " "uu'--lulrmterlui LU tf I . P
iwri.auie-v.ous. falkmy A V.ln.lilc Utt..
(ir uf cnnial lim !
Splendid Crops ! Abundant
Bet Harvesting Machines are the
mcgormick Harvesters r
FKLF-RAKES, HROPPEHS and MOWEHS.
Tlice machifi"1 combine all t lie modern improvement and ':
warranfed to give pcrfctt ati;.,"a,tijn, or no alc.
. .. .4. ...
VsTl hec i&acninc were ttibC by a Jarre number of the farro
ot trie county last satnmcr, and did their work tetter tfnn other re-,.
chtn-F in the field. A larc i(y vrjfl arway- U on hand at th rC
orGarber'j-.Mori. ori ezhi&itlorf. and" Slcepsr himself vrillt'thrrc
ready for basinc?. and to ,et 'cm up.'
THE" LrGHfEST-BiaH?$5 HACHIHE IN THE WORLD
With or printed dlre-t:ons. r. h-(Uortinn pfimnta i 1 n rerTeC to cprst jC
The cortrurtToi of the 3ch:ois bssllpijf ap.tcfjlc tf -; -aA jscqniUad is
-j!:ch?i ct-nprLs:-TS siciplc ler-s -.r-rkrss z?ZJii T-A L-ricSt e lew, iid tcey
art tt2iJcaed antl pnUshei
"Pi.erraachicseci3d-at our new rTrcfcssnl;cy tf 2eriy $. 't new jedal
(patentbdf macainrry and tools. cons-mcTeil expressly U atcotnrJa wlai vt n ys:.
Jlrcry' ' iiXtekUe-' fully irnmrntnt.
"DOBSST1C" 6EWIKC MACHINE CO.,
WfaleltlniVSrsort the tent ufQynrn.
iierenm wre it will aot Deal. m jm yrft V 0 TT f VWG-B-r erfne the" Domf'r" P-
a IMaMi-n tniVnmf tnre. net t1 ft J ?JZ t &- imZ pcrtAiaueaosiswb&hanap-ifect-fcaaff
nThoaa ail. itiat fll. rr- Mn F iA l S S 9 3 . ti-r. x- rtcSacTl. l Urj-e SJtTrg is
RefN Ml". " lcl rlwHi. nlliVllW i.i:.irtiJicw'iodorseJojiie.crst!;Jciia-
-AaBt7.r(li-tmijrrMlreM' . ... m. m tefl'duVTczcf; their cw. Rinnc5!s- WrJj the
other nraiMtie AnhuM' thi'dhes . a :hct ta-if ad the bert ferfC-ies ia !2 crrfaa3ts. tsd the b sdas t f the rao vrUfsl
u, -vi-id a it. i-t...Ii . ro3ices.b.ti;i hor.eaadaWravl -sr-ji-e eraM "a imc results fitrafcoye the rtscb-rf; -ttc
llel f iln JiasJc-Toneh. A ., ' i n,,r if.-- ,r. ,i--,r tl. fr rv hrr. Our elema-Tr-IlIxr.-i!ed
NEW HARDWARE STORE
WHOLFSALfi AND RETAIL
; MITCHELL & MORILART' '
Have opened anew store and bare jast received a fall and complete
stock of
iIABDWAB; Cmtlery, CmrpenUr J
FARfTNG TOOLS,-
COAL ad WOOD STOVES'. - hate afw m Tin Shop connected
L with oar Store. We anufacture Tin, Copper R ShVelJro3 Ware ,
Oar Stock i.- LARGE and well aborted, and - winfdVit lew
a3 airy Scase -et of Lincoln.
Ciiif affitf- Ste ffeftff ftHi tftiWhcre'.
tT-t'' Je iiUc i :o tny hidy wad a; t re txzts vi-xT.54dreTS. -stCa wnra creryw-ssa
'iOMEGTC,' SHVJNG KIACIME CO.,
Opposite the IsiibeT Yar-
Red CloudU
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