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Attorneys at Law.
J. S- Gil jam.
A 1 1 7j at ! a w,
AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
t2T Collections promptly attended to.
Office in CHIEF 05ce. Bcc Z'.zii ITc:.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
"VIli Practice in all the Courfs of :he
State.
tS? Collection Piomptly Attended to (
orru.ii i7.i' jjijifit
)tJTUOK COJJl:T Iloi;JK .!
Red cioud. . . -.
E. S. ZAiiST, C. 77. EALZT,
Act. R.rfM.H.U. I.snd. .N'otaiy Public
Ta ft T!t!
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2iaic-i? ssraTiiers.
attorneys at lwv,
Will practice in al! the Courts it ,
!1iia State and Nortlrcrn Kan-a-.
Coleetion-protnpy a'tfiidt-d toa::d I
Correspondence s-olicitod. i
., , n. , .r. . I
h"1 ',,M,' ""oa.o. !
Cobb. Marquttt & flloore, j
LAWYERS,
1
LINCOLN,
N K mi A S rC A
Ojc of ui vi!I Ijo in att ctljacf: tit ench j
Ljrm : lh Uixiri't C'urir of the even! )
couuliur 1:1 tto llu;iubliii:i alloy. 2 1
A. II I'JVJS .IAS. I.AIItl)
SOWO Ac TASKS!.
Att'neys at ai
AND
RKL KSI'ATK AGKNTK.
5?" rt7 pructic in nil the Court 0
the State.
JUiTZATA - - - 2TS32ASSA
Real Estate Agents. &c.
W. N' HM ItAU'InN, J. A. TUI.LEY.S
Richardson & Tuileys,
"'.'ill buy :iii 1 -tM K.il E-t tc osv fommis
f ins, aad : iv t im. tT no-cr:lnt.
";.cmci1 intention riren tcotl,ction. rr
rVjin l-n-: ?i'i'tri. A 1 U'it! ofinnuiry.
or us h"k.ra-c pr-'-ui'-Iy aufcworeJ.
KDCL)IU. - - - - NFR
Geo, W. Sheppard,
Lrtc o U. S. Land Office, Blooming
ton. Neb. )
,-OYHN'MKNT
2an& 3fforttfut
Will .itt.n 1 ?' mi biiMne-"5 before
ill- I S- Laud ()iliceat Bloominrton.
Ie' , and the. lepartmeut. Wahiu
ron I C Three yeai official expe
npfiec in I". S. Land Office at Lowell
mi 1 iln iuii:i'."'Mi.
ii.'e- -pp'-iil :itt'n4'T: t coate-t ariiinjt
X: l-r th"' I're-'i'.ap'i in ilomc.Je nl .ind Tim
Ser ' '.il lire ln-
r"3ic" w th .'ule " i5l"n t-" loors
Ufa ?". I. uid fKca bii'l'lm
W. K TJHOttaVlS,
County Surveyor.
I- a'wayy re:dy to do work in his
lhe at any tim-. Call on or ad d res
H..11 at Wells P. 0 , Web.-ter county.
Nehra-ka. n-li'
Red Cioud Mills!
W3 ar3 prepared to do cus
tome woik.
FJor FcvI and
Qtni tat for a!i.
f Saf i-fa -tion irn aranteci in
j'laiiiy of fi.ur SiLI. and rfr-Tf-M
.i'citt.K. Farmer, honld be particular
t'n -ecare the be-t uf eedwhtat.
Potter & Frisbie!
sa-bssr shop.
A. Ii llAJWYER
at Sherer's Drug Store, Red Cloud.
jjS'-Shaving, Shampooing and Hair-
"utting in the highest sfjie of the
art. n-td
GEOKGE ZEIS5U,
UKALKRSIN
Wines & liquors
CIGARS,
Chewing, Smoking, Tobacco
CANNED FRUITS
OF ALL KINDS;
AXD
" ' !
A- Specialty.
Frrh Lacer Becrfrom 4i Antelope "
3rewerv constanti;.,'on1ind.
red-clobd,:neb.
iStf
Republican Valley
STAGE LliNE.
t. : ..vlv;....,
Regular trips will be made between
HASTINGS and RED CLOl'LT
Fshall be pleased to carry passenger
upon the days mentioned, leaving Re
- uiuuu ai u v. ju.. uu .ituiiua) s. euue
9 days and Friday.. Leaving Hastings
jr 6 a. h., on Tuesdays, Thursdays
id Saturdays.
JsWacftajikln,
fr
, 1
iS, . . . &
I Ijtanans and ftunicons.
All medical call, pro in nil? attended
i to at all bour.J.
in
nivEin on house
J 77 C TSj1!?S31:. - - ?rrs.
Will entertain hirf 2icht-in tlie most
wntleiuan-IJke raannpr, with a, food
tare a, ttie uinru-t a;:ord?.
' To th tr.HV..-lin prwfc we wouiij fay ifir-
am a eu,i
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32. i$ 'ftVlAdl VAI't
HOTASY ?U3L!C Alw LEAL ZSTaTE
R'vcrSon Franklin County Nebraska.
I 2 Jifln irt fAr fct!.- r n. .IrtrJrt iL.nf- in 1
tb" ,ta 'tvI"- l
HO Vf UT K- MOW
Til FUELS A
iituo sioni:
IK HIVZHTOII
Where you can ?et anytirirrp: you
want in thf line of Pure liii-. Medi
cines, and in fact all articles asually
kept in a tirt-clas. I'ru Store.
Pare Wines and Liqaors
lor medicinal ue.
Physicians pre-eiiptioas
compounded day tv n:ht.
srcfuUv
, H'-fr Customers trmte.l with icj-pectnml
mi occiinouiil C'inr.
GIVE IfJM A CALL.
K". f. K.iZEE;
Fei?ry, Erry!
'it... i..rr,. ..t :..;-!.. 11..,. 1. ;., ...... :.. :
running order and will be kept so for
the convenience nf the tiavvling pub
lic. Travelers will .iVav.i find a man
in attendance. Thr. .es'iy is located
directly touth of the town.
II. II. IIoskixs, Prop.
C. II. PoTTFrt, ----- Prop.
BSD riQUDi ... NS3.
People at large can find constantly
on hand Lumber, Lath, Shingle-.
Sash, Doors and Blinds.
Building Papsr and Mould
ings. Pina and Hardwood
LUKSER.
Whmt tC'llk iuhen in exchange
&tf
17 nun
Mr.
Ho W. a W Wi.
CcnfcnnUii Hotel
Rivertos, Nebraska1.
R-C. II0f.DK I DUE, - -
Plttt?.
This houe has been built within
the last year. Everything i new and
clean. Good stablia- in connection
with the house.
6arRemenjber the place, east side
of the Creek. 37-tf
3Iorgi A It oil man
STOCK.
All who are desirous of improving
their stock will do well to cail and see
one of these celebrated horses, which
vrni oe kept the present season "at t
is 14l0 pounds, and stands rFi hand-
and I inch high.
At the same place will also be kept
J 0. e of the best Jacks ever brought in
to the ctat'e, cTtKe I-Tammr-th breed.
four years old. stand: 14 hands and li
inch in height.
no? 2m L.
Smith.
Half Fare Kftfes
i:sth2
RepubJieaa Valley
H.-S. ELilSS,
i-raprietor.
'lhis Stage Line running from
Bloomington to Guide Rock connects
with the tine from the norirf, a'30 the
one c3m:ng7rom tnesoatb.
mmhrmvm
1 J f i w iiw -p M i. '-T f i l ' m . - z . t . -t: a m :-w-j a.
All medical call, nromnt:? attended inu f obunn 1 i Cn a ,, j ,. , ,,- SKSaS f- ? fefSv V fr:' x R& "-2
ftOffict in C!.y -u- Store "'' d nrPrr. or .iu -K , one buih of b,nd.., aCd gS!gga535H C i. :, i J ..' i'-Jilt-SW r . H 2
!l TC"! '- rr HArfiss Ive, Mo-iday. -fi. V. KniEl:t of losraie h a IfeSVv I 1 '"' r " ? 5 H - "5 r.r!-"I 1 ft - n O
RiVCttm r AIYL'KTBt.STS. Yedi.!i'. and Friday 7 t L " n..e b.,.er rr.; lSu WeL..D EP3 !s V :fe. 'l " 1 1' "U"! - - j 'd ; ' It j!.:?;)'.? " - t" - fcT U V
i. D. WGODS. dayThnr.da, Ld Saturday'. 7 p. n, l Tuy lool Vg Jf 2 2Sg: kOUl 2 0 ? P Y-" U ' " ? " J ' -
P2iKicsan& Surgeon .ri,.ar. ,, .... arri-.e TucMm-,"''""-'- -Ir Kf" 13, K3 2 ifci::!M 5 H - 2 i ! .2 jU;!?.Slt a l M - S ? -
ti-i, 1 . 1 i and Fndav'-C p.m. Mail cly-td , ioins to err,rim,ut thi r-ar with KZCJZei 7 . j- ' rI '. ?-, lf - rSCi- 7 -- !". -f - - ' t It rC'
Uiv,U to the practice ofuLeine. ! : r lean.. I tec way ne ,h.w-j feSKjK VSz ?. - ::':''i' H t5 ? S" ali .-i? 2 f: H . ? i JL
OiOceat l.A. Wiliiaas & Co. Kka.nki is. zmns ca.-t Monday u- th, Uk ,t.lfc pot. which Ja iu, R-&;V ;V 1 2J:Uf!rf 2 h I 5 - - If' tT f g 7J V-t J 1
Iiru"t,irir aUdThurid3y''Jp. m. (Ion,,: weM j Giaol Killer rfured !. f.mou.ex &$& f ' TT hZifcfA 5 s 1 S f', i-iJ 5 " L M
Drure. TucMhjV au.1 Friday', 10 a. iu ;,,:,. ..,., it , !., .h fe K ",?- , !: T '. i'K S , J g JNM'illJ - Ci1 F C -
' iy JilVKUTON. - F.B. ,, ..... . .. .rJ 1 ' IiKX"irXlli aiii .It. . .. . -- --s? iT !-' -"- -- ' - i . r-
ArrivesatRedC!oud-fromtaewest)theywere Tnl. IIM Tc . Tf
Monakjs and Thursdays, snd returns! , ,. ' . night and called on the CHIXP. Col-
Tuesdsys and Fridai-s. 1
Good time; sober drivers and mm- I
iibreaflrwasoim.' '
THF Rn CLOUD CHIEF! -Great barraios in Hat 'til Ju'j
11 KD CLOUl. NEBRASKA
Leaves Friday 1 p in.
ij,....., 1 , ..;.. ti ,!..,.'.
j in a.m. Lavea Tnnr-day I p. in
j Kc,. ' froI1J 4 uali r; . m.
y
Sunday
All re'i-tered matter ruut he
the eii.g htfoi.. the tuatU leave
M K. MrNiTT. P. M.
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j inu;:i smtKiiii: Y.
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C0NJKF.(;aT!ONAL CULIU'II-
-S.Tvi. .-yiy fir.-t anJ third .Sab
hath.s of each momh allied Cioud
and Inavaie. 7 o'clock 5'. . at
K"d Cloud. 2 o'clufk ?. M
:t In-
I
avu'tr. '"tcv .-rennd and frrsirth
Sabbat hj- lit n.ifiu and llaruiony
Pn'einftp. PKV. A. Ma.XWKU.,
Pastor.
I '-APTLST CHHHCII.- Ki:v.
t .Sabbath in eafh nronth at II a. .m.
Sai:hatii Sriinou every Sabbath
uiOT tiiug at 1" .. M rin-f- at If.
T. .1. fiKAI.K, Sllpt.
SJ 'EC I A L M. 1 .V TER' S SA L E.
By a virtue of an order of , ale U-
suedotofheI)i-tri,t Court of ihe
1 Fifth Judicial l)i.-trict in and fur Web- l
ru 1 lulling. L :ni .i.-tv u. Ill tru dtll'Mi
whefrin Rarnabns E. Swift i- plaintiff J
-f,.- .......... vi.M.i-.. ;.. ........:..
ami 7j'V Uell 1 1-tell ueirnil-
UiK. I will offer for ,ale at pftblic
auction at the front door of flie Cort
and .Ve S , Hell H E-tell defrn.l
Hoiivc, in iled Cloud. Webster count v
Nebtaska. on the.Sth day of July,
1 ."'"., at 12 o'clock p in., the following
de-eribed real e-tate, -itu.tted in Web
ster county, N bra-ka. t'l-wit : the
north uue-hah of a irart r.l ?arnl eon
vered by Edward Kellogg to Bell B.
E-tell by deed dated dune U4th, 17-L
coinnnncing at a point JO chain- we-t
of j etion comer between section, 3f
and 'ii. town 2, tane 1 I, thence xve.f
a'ong the Hme Ya. 1.5 L'o', C..V.,
chain-thence south Ya. l.V I V,
j eliams thence ea-t a. I.J 20 , o.-l.
eliaio- more or hw to corner of '.
('i-ebier's lot thence north Ya. 11'
4o4 chains to place of beginning, con
taining 7J acre, moie or le-s.
liven no ler mv baud thi, Jilat day
of May. 16.
siie.ilTnml M-Ver Couiwi-.-ioncr.
NOTICE.
U. S. Land Office,
Bioomincton, Neb.
June 12th, 1S7G. )
Complaint having bfen entered at
this Office by Edward L. Park,
again-t Charle, Buckht-i-ter for a ban- j
doning his Hom-tead Entry, N. 1 1 Jl
dated Sept. 1.1. 1?75. upon the North
Ea-t Section 6 Town-htp 4 north,
Kani-e 1 1 we-J, in Webster County,
NebrH-ka. with a view to the can e.la
. tion cfsaid entrv. the said partie- are
i hereby summtined tn thi- Otneenu tho
23d day of August, Is7t1 at in o'clock
A. M. to respond and furnish testimo
ny eouceruiiiy said alleged abandon
ment. Wer.-tkr Eaton, Begistcr.
-16 4 Evan U outiii.nj, Beceiver.
RECLOVn& SMITH CENTER
Stage Line.
Connecting at Red Cloud with the
Republican River Stage Line.
Three regular trip a teek, arriving
and departing from Red Cloud at th
same time the stage from the railroad
does.
FARE VERY LOW.
mi. j. a-. suaaoT, ??.
THE ENIMY OF DISEASE !
wmtQffhm
,
I .
TO MAN AND BEST
Is the Grand Old
L USTIjSIKjSTT,
Wtiili II a. Stood thefoHt of40.vrnr
Tlirrb i no no;e it nill not hrnl,.
lamoiit'M It will not core, no
achrno pnln, that ttrTltrtn fhr lln
111 h 11 UOiIy.ortlip Inuly r m hnnrc 4
ether IlomoMfc Ai-.Iin l. Hint doe
not Yield to it Malc Toncli. A
tuYt!e'Hitini;25r.. gic. or 81O0rifmi
often tp(I the life r . Ilutnnn
beinc and restored to I.trV mi'ill'if
fnlnens ninnj- A ValnnMe llorss
WELLBOR1NC.
N. C. Clark of (xuide Rock, has for
sale the best Well-boring apparatus
ever u-ed. consisting of drills, augers,
etc. Two men with one of these drills
can drill from 40 to 50 feet in one day,
through the rock of this country-.
Thes3 drills are warranted 10 be the
New York Artesian Drills- 40 tf
2sct:ce tc Teachers.'
Notice is hereby given. That I will
examine all persons who may desire to
offer thernlve as candidates for
teacher- of the primary or common
schools of the couuty, at my office in
Red (UxJUd, on tne first Saturday rf
August, November. February and
May. J, S. Gilham.
1 r -
n r r, -. superintendent-
-G. D. Proctor and lx. C Bruce of
Thayer county were tn town Tuesday.
watching the act.on of the Central
Committee They are men- of good j
ou-me5 raient ana gentlemanly tuanr
ni-r ti,p- aon' h. .,. ., .
... ...... . .M vtwJ U1C a
Don'tpuy at Hastings when you
can set FrazprVi AtI. f-Iro,..-. r... in
ce Viroircattbe City Diu-Store.-
!--- . " trie: .V M on L fiwt ami comf ru SSSMHRi?il3a !.: ;-.- Ui I '.frt . W;; JT&r2e,yl - Z
I LOCAL MATTF!. L-s -.hool h.W kSrh ihr l.v. SBSWiRgaSSgd fe , i 30-1? ' r :!Fjii?f 5 ?5? i 5SlK w
1 i.h..-.'.. 1 mi... iww jiiu;.-.ia.-u. .... t . , um ih mi. .i lVKSCPSefc5,rT--rirr j -.--rJ .u n - ;- - , -. t It : J
M..1 cUcd & ;.. ui. -LA. rr:l!purchadtl,eh.. QSW &C5?, 1 '-'.':' - - ?W JiI " "" - Zffl
!.!i:wei.u Kan,.., arrive, Friday, "ery oirned by !.M K-tc.l at hir- 5fi5M&&Zr Z ' f f! : -:!"?" 3 ' r-t.r-nlll 2 I-r LK ' U -
Fourth at Mrs. Lvjz.
- We feel like cocgratclsunj: I
f a h f .Aja.Br t - - m -" i i -v -.. s - - i fc. r Htc mmmmM' mtm a
J itl sale Iat ntuniav, Ir on tun
uitfi a:u eic:i:y ave u.i.iar- tie - '
J fe congratulated on hip .rood harriri
j V.'e al.,.uW IKe to hare ,.i .oat 1
. r .1 1 t .. .1 . .- . r
nir 1 ne uyu-e uui me ierzr 01 :ti
in,weieca - h
Until some oth-r ha
1 ,hau s .j, h j,.,.,. ti.e ,, 4l
f : -.
ifc;-ii.i ,ti. in ifc J imw r 1 T 11
.iaie pu,iiic?a
fti i.t '.VUJI 1 it
dm;;.
The Mill race oft Khn crek i
cuinpleted, sndvork becus 611 the t
.ii:i lifCii.
te.'t.
-Every oace in awhile we s,e a
man n:t,iud who want to buy sn im-
j'tovtil farm for fifty or ?ij; dollar.-
m. ...
'1 ifi cla-e of men are generally di-ap
pointed. Our fanners want gnud
ptiee, tor tneir land no a-day-'.
Stillwater wa-. refircented in
town Mourbiy, by Me r Arnold,
i.ewi, and U'aid. They ,ay that tin-crop-'
in Stillwater are looking better
than tho-c on the river. Although'
the cool weather has retarded their I
i Kniwth .-ome.hat.
-O.ereoats could 1. worn wJtl,
comfo:tla-t Sunda-.
-J. II. Wilcox has pnrcrra-cd the
! liwihrr Tor r-- r-pr nW..i a?l,;i, 1,..
' '": 1 ' '
J ,Ulr,0sW. ,0 t.veeu Carl! -
store and tbe I hitch buv'a stone buHd-
mg.
McFo: n!d, ths "cloud capped '
peak of the valley, was in town Sat-
urdsy, ami went from here with J. A
Tuileys and Ike. Hamilton to Lmenh.
'
Cood brick is being moulded at
Ed. Siiitn's new biick yard. MtW.
V-iiiti.cntt -mil Itn.r.. .. ..-!.:.... r..
.u.( u,i umu l.iunil Hit , UCIItllK lUr
ward the wotk with energy, and iti-du.-tiv.
An iirirnant home-tcader arret
ed us the other day, and took us to
ta-k for speaking so highly of the
farms of certain other granger-, before
we had' said any tiring about hi?. Thm
he .-bowed us some barley headed out
and oer three feet long, and some
wheat not headed out, over two feet
high We acknowledgsd Gar error
and apolog'zjd.
Charles Saschow, of Potsdam was
in town Saturday, and Subscribed for
Hie Chief. The Busohows are .-aid
to have the finest farms in the north
ern part of the county. They have an
entire ection of land between 'hem,
of which over two hundred acres are
under cultivation, aod bearing crop
that arc more fotwa.-d than have been
seen anywhere at this sc-o& Or the
year.
J. A. Tuliey went to Lincoln
Monday, to attend the meeting of the
Grand Lodge of A F. vfc A. M., oi the
State of Nebraska.-
-L Darling of Juniata represcn
ted Adams County at the meeting of
the Central Committee of thi- J)-.
trict. Mr. Dai ling is a man
r.i 11. 1 ,
-luerame snrewunes- as a p
manager, and nf genial hearty rtiTrirfers
when off bu-ines;
vi-it us again.
V.. ,rt,.o u ..,.
w wri uw turn
A. B. Gmnnes and Joe Garbcr of
Nuckolls county vere among our visif-
01, iue.-iu). -mics anu t),ea-re 1
.... .... ...., aicu-.u. UMj-cw :
.v... ...A AA. A. .I.X. ..LJ .-. a
ineir visit.
-Joel Parker, Chairman cf fh5
Central' Committee of V'rebsterVounty
displayed" a great deal of political a
eacity io the meeting of the various
ctiairniVn Tuesday. Adams, Nuckolls
and Thayer were reresented by old
and experienced poHtieians. Yet Red
C'oild was; choen as the plac2of
meeting and Webster coiid!" secured
a fair repre.-entcfion-.
FOB TSZ FCT3TH.
John G. Potter has ju.-t received a
good stock of Vt hite Press Goods,
Percales. Grass Cioth and other lines
of Goods, which he will sell cheajp for
cash. Call ar.if see, aud prico dod?,
before buyinf elsewhere.
The Glorious Fourth will Le cele
brated in the evenine by a big. dance
at Weber's H H, The bet of music
wiiibe provided arid" a very enjoyable
time is anticipated.
Meals will be furnished at all
hours, both night and day, at Carl
Weber's.
The following is the list of Central
Committeemen of this county. They
will notice the call of tneir chairasn
in this issue. Joel Parker, of Guide.
Rock ch'tn. Jno. iTaTerty, Batin.
W: j. Vance- InaTaIe G R ihth9
Harmony. A. W. Choate, 6ak Creek.
R B Fu!t0Dt WalnQl Ckecfc T j
Ward, Stillwater : Cberles Baschow,
I P.-c
am Krl KcWmrf Rof? WnnA
1 ::r . ".w',t i
Loltoa Babcock of the Uazftte,
ton is as enterprising as ever, and still
publishes tBe best paper Jri"Adim
county:
L'ntil 50111ft oth-r ha- MMaflMnHflMBI 'itllz -:" s- - K'l V Kf.' ! ' 1 x H T
Mf T-hirjMfirrri ifm m wr... -1 - wteJ t. s.w i -i "-? i r - i i -. t:i". rv;j .-
1 - w 1 1 i. ., m 1 ii mmmmmmmmmmmmm i
4iiiU!ii:::tl Kowery
DAKCE!
at KMLt) bi.NTl.C
j J0 U1. o' J ny
ot. . ,. ,. .1 1 . . ,
1 1 i.t .it ..i 11 ti.w triii via rw.:-iMiiii
, . ";r' , "" . "
I'M. luirli will lake niori liitu-iMf tilt
re-ponibility of en-urim; a hapny and
apn-e ibb tim to the pntri-itic 'up
per.- uf 1 In licbl fnta-ic tio. ''
Tiir CniKF will le -ent to ny
party for four mon'h- or durinc the
?ntnpaii!:i, lor fifty centi in advance
I We .-hall tAe crpecial pain- Jo furni-li
' " f "" -" ""- : '
! V!$ T :
..ii .1. . . i:.:..i - v ..1 1 c......
I Mr F'vnn of FjHrtTeld who pa-ed
' through thi, place rotne time aco in
1 1 c . t j 1
I "'" ''
j went back the other diy with the re
covered pioperty. He foun I them in i
Uod WiUaw Countv. he D.yle bro
1 ih'cr had gott'fi poeion of the an-
itnab-iu tather a pieer uani.er, hey
have a large -tock ranch on Red Wil-
i Imv Creek and iiaiiu.' ,ren .me of Mr.
t t
1 '0'nns po-tal card-, accidental run
i M'T0' two '- w''h stock an-weiing
hi-deeri Atimi .1 liev i'liiut-ili.i't Iv eaye
1 J - J ---
chase and jtu-heil the itneves .-0 cw-c
that the? abahdoritd their uiulf-.
and took lefu.'e in a nivine Tl.u
foiti'iid ll ". held the lny- at bay
until the", n-ing a litth -trategy pre-
I tended to be ,hot, whereupon the
thieve- ru-htd from 1 heir cover to fin-i-h
their work. A they came up the
Doyle, fire't kdling one instantly and
mortally wounding the other.
Major El. S. Pa-t, member cf the J
Cen Committee of the district 15, We
understand a eandidzte" for Senttor.
Likewise, W. W. Montgomery of
Nucko!!, county. I'.ith the,e gentle
men are mm of in'e'iigenee and abili
ty and have the support of their re--peetive
countH. and eit her of them
j would umb uh:e My rrprcent u- with
..ctedit in th.- Semte.
Oak Cisekk Wetj-t.-r Co , N'.-b
June It, li7o.
En Chief--Our pnvinct stands I
bold to the front with flying colot-
v hvat ami oats look wl. with
1 a
larger amount .-own
l!..n ltl,t 'Car.
, Corn looks we.'l. and if diy weather
j and hopper- will ;a- .1 by, pr.-mi j
, a lari:e or(M' Near' a,! Sle '"-gafcinc j
i pra5rio' aml th.L're wi!l be m rt? 0tr:
; rrted over thS" y. or thr.n any rnc
of con- ycar bc,ore -Mr- K,',c- hte of U H Walnut Creek, W. J. Vance, of Ina
.olitical conf.,n ,,as .alreai' rs- broke ...jId, Abram Scott of Harmony, and
1 Ll. !i i .. k. -u r t .. .'. .
rie :a ai-i juuumg a iraaie nou-e l-x
1 - w"icn win oe tne tenth Ira
..a t"t 1 1
tenth frame
house in the precinct. E II. H-iwlty
ha- a field of tame grass that looks as
though Nebraska could equal if not
excel her si.-ter states. Immigration
;t-H;u ;--..rt
Oail v. reek fia- its
si are of new settler?, and there is b
lit
two vacant claims left in the. precinct
School district No 5, i- ftd! tie
seat of war. It h.- been cut down in
size until it is about 2 ui.Ie- sqiare,
aud now there is a petition b-ing cir
culated to reduce it down to -10 acre.
The object is to throw the bonds on
. -. . "it-"
nit uiui: iue were .uieu. oome men
will do most anything for money, iven
throw away bids and spcciflcstipn- fot
the sake, of a few dollars. J. E. H.
Rivbiiton Neb. June 19 h 1S76
Ed. Chief r-Juging by he a gn
of the times, we arc on the eve of
very important events. There I a
ciouu nan. w-ors x.aroi e at me pre.-
ent day, whicb wben it bursts, ;s bound
to change the map of that Tyrant rid
den, Monarch ruled portion of our
planet. Aod what are we to judge
r .tt.o .1 1 mi
1 rum iiiii: iuc reacer win ear. 1 aa r
twer much. Nebraska and the re.-t of
tli- -.." r.,-An -rtr i,l, . -
tne grain raising states 01 tne west, in
.
the event of a general European war,
will be looked to by con'ending power-
for the food which their armies can
no: do without, and which themselves
being too busy struggling for the mas-
tery can not suddiv.
Therefore, 1 would advise tlTe fsr-
mers-of the stiie. and more Daflicular -
lv the farmers of tSeTrepSbTicanvaUey,
- '-'-' --.-- wjw ay-v.wv. avtogU
sow, garner and store aP uir Mrplu
farm products as muck u they are
able, for unless transpir.ng event be-
:rri "" r:',v f
h themives, there w a time dose at
vt " ol "" "
called noon to supply troublesome and
-starved -Europe' with corn, and get ti
big price for it. Mark what I say.
0Svlliv.v,v.
Centennial Celebration
UN i tli.
; Fourth of July
!V
itMH.nA. Aiiii
1
j
r-P r. r-ef. jr r--.
The commttt e or. CeteraiSi.l Hi
tury repurt'-d in lavor of the appoint
: u"t ol" t5l foiluwins: ireatWttfi to
t write up the .-etthmmt o! unrr re-
-pective precinct". :
A. M. Tilbjt of Guide lUwt.
W. E JjcUmhi uf Btni Oaal.
R. B. Fulton. ' Waluui Creek.
1 1. W Ki.i-ht. 4 Inavaie
S. B. Bierce, " ILinuony
Mo-o.- Will-on. " (flrnwoud.
Tom C. Iaird, " Ouk Criwk.
Abram WelK "StiHater.
.v.. I. Thom.-:., Hat in.
Chas. Biu-cImiw, Poto-'J&'ti.
The rejort wa- uirsuimuiuiy adopt
, '"
T,,' committ.-e . n programme re-
porteu as follow ,
M iltNIM. KXEilClsiks
l,t.
2nd.
.J id.
lih.
:!..
6ch.
Tih.
Nalioual Siilute.
Martial Mu-ic.
(it.ind Centennial March.
Yoluntan by the Bund.
Cent i niiial Song by Choir.
1 'rayer.
Reading uf thtf Declaratioi. of
Iudepend. '
h. National ilyiun by Choir.
V.li. Oration.
AFrEUNOUN EX EllCIsES.
1-t. Music by the Bind.
2nd. Song by the Choir.
3rd. Reading of County History.
1th. Mu-ic
.Vh. Tnuts.
lh. Martial M't-ic
Evening pei formaiHes will onrrM.t
of a magnificent display of 'ire works.
On moiijti, J. Q Potter wis1- -elected
to take charge uf lite sieving of the
i children.
, 1 Wi-sd? Snow cas reqite-ted
! lead 'he Choir.
to
J. S Gilh:im was eh etc! orator.
and W. II. Brire sfclcctci to rod the
1 Decliitation of bidependvuvtf.
I Tin. fill.urtu, 'Hiir! mi. Tr .tt.nt.
e-1 oflicer, of t heyday
l',e-i.ht, A. M. TJbot, Vice
Pre-id.-nt, Math-w Stralton, of Cruide
Hoek, P Mc?t! ld Cloud ; N.
H-ney, of !'..nin , Tl.o-. K-nnedy of
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j J'.
jrbei of Ghmwood : Sam'l Cade of
'.,,dam, T. J. Ward of Stillwate. J
: ', Huhnrlol Oak Crvii (
j !
TH E WESTING HOt'SE . CO. J
, V7" I I T-? rP01"? '
Th chesptst and best Thresher in
tfjg market.
36 Inch 10 Bared CyUnder, with 10
Horse Mounted Powt Coinb;e'
set with 22 feet joinr-d -ticker,
either lelt or geare 1, as de-ned It 1
will thresh and cleati one-fifth nure ,
,a:" . . n ""-r un: Z
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j WALTER A. WOOD.
grain than any other machinv uude.
etzz.
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V.
Walter A. Wood Harvester
ITli .. I
I 5 D. Lodes Self-Binder ,
The most beniGcial machine to the
' farmer ever invented. Lears all about 1
.1 - iri t - 1. t- I
tbrs wondeiful machine before vou
; eive your order for rliy kind of Ibr- i
j ve-tis5j Machine. - I
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I ADAMS & FRENCH
7y . M --- -, - , rm , "
i - -J&3 M. MUW
I The only RJilinr an3 B1tidin"'Mi'l
. :n,n'- hi-h" doe.? not use Cai.vas or1
andcuw and elevate, grain wet,
TT? 1
der far Harve?f.r nnSTyoo
lmTe examined this aiacbiae.
.
The Celebr ted
HAIlSES IIEAl ER.
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J The' above machines are eobi by
k, 1. Wwery,
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Plows Rr'il imr Plow-, Arc ttt sUo hive tbr ! acjc) for
th MlAMISBi'ROK EXCELSIOR RK!'KKao4
MOW ER The LE. I KK R EA PER
and MOWER, the MAIlr
HAR E-TKU.anl
Willi mr Au-?n Wood'- E H.K H tU ER. W ih ..thr fer.f c!.n !
nb'fncjSf.M ni'.rrH"jL . nu'iiift wmc irlirh v th DAT
TON SELF DCMPINU CLIPPER RAKK, and iTAK HAKW
tfl'"'' (itH t n'i ?' Thrr Jif.orf f'HrchntrlJ Elttvat.erf
We -hall ke-'p On hand a good 3-rtiu.,iii of repjjr. fbr Kvapfrz
and Ha-'-'e-ter". to supply all who have iirchac uf tt
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A TEST OF THIRTY YEARS.
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Lists. Examine our new method of lighting the music;
for evening DCrfbrmance. Constant imprfSvement CLf
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