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Oiiifjiui Directory
CO SOKE.-..-1 ON A I..
S r-i'i I .rk Uoi?ricj. I'.S. dilator.
V. Hitchcock. Oni-tha. U. ft. Fenator.
I. ..-enw CroUi.j.j. Kenc-entative.
KXE;UTIVK.
MLA.S'JARi'.KK. (5'iv.rnor. Linj-olri.
!!ri,t,..Tjt,'huck. acc.r.l . au
J. 15 Witon. Litilu.
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J. M. .McKcu.ie. Lincoln. Sui.l'ub. Itistruc
JCDICiAKY.
C.... Ii. I...C 'ma!ia. Chief J etire.
: ..i,l;it!i?t.S-br'kaf:ityJ L An.-ociate Jus.
riain'I Max troll. IMHtamonth i
WEjJSTEK county.
J. A.TiilIejs.
E. H. .lone.
I. W.TuIlryg.
H. '. Mill.
J. ft. ;ilhttn,
C. C. Coon.
W. i:. Thorn.
;. V. Mull. )
K. M:ttt.--otl. r
J. H. Ilobart.
County 'Ierk.
Trasurrr.
Prohatf .'uIif.
Sht-riff.
School t-ui.'t.
I'ornner.
County Surveyor
County "oRiu:i.-;iinyrH.
IIlTCncorrC' ileeJ:ir:itiun in hi-' lft
Mteceh at Oiiiuln. tlint in. ifi' of the
nprxHiti'iii lie will ha re--Icctel, sav
ours of-tviinticf' arid liniL'a'I'H'io.
IoWA li-ilay- lierol.l tiinod loyalty
by rullinij up a maj irity of "):;.) 0 fur
Hiy.san.1 UMi-.-l.-r.
I).U. 5!UU.K!tf II-i-MM!J, ttiutlM'b
eil in the eli-ctioti over M.-r- llawh-y
jirrl Iliitehin-on the Cruise sin-1 len
ueiutiu iioiniii(.e fur reprr'tif4 ive in
A'laiiis county.
It is a di-i.nm-ful feature of Ne-)ra-ic:i
ioliti:, tliat on the eve of the
national election, the j-euior S'-nutor of
Nebra-ka takes the stump 1 make-
no mention of the prineijile- of the
republican party, or the can-liiates
for the )resiilenc3T, but confine.- hiiu-fi-If
Minply to a defense of his own
character.
We regret the Comniis-ioncr con
(est in this county. Mr. Vance wa
the regular nominee, and Mr. Luce
might have easily .secured the same
had his name been brought before the
convention. It is to be regretted that
the convention took a ay action on the
subject, but receiving the nomination,
Mr. Vance should have received the
support of the party at lea-t. The
matter suggests however the propriety
of making no more nominations for
county officers iu which no political
interest inheres, it might bo fr
to allow full scope for indepeffdebt'
caudilatcs. It ?cems unfair to nom
inate a man and then support an in
dependent candidate.
Douglas county has elected dem
ocratic members of the Assembly and
Senators. The Hitchcock light dis
organized the republicans and permit
ted the democrats to carry the county.
It looks as if the friends of Hitchcock
WMuid rather give victory to the- dem
ocrats than drop Hitchcock, and the
enemies of Hitchcock would rather let
the democrats carry the day than sec
Hitchcock win. Since the Hitchcock
matter is so diatrou- to republicanism
loyalty to the party demands that it
be dropped, and that the Senator
withdraw from the fiht.
2!ccticn Seturns cf TTetster Craaty.
Kep. Detu. Greenback.
lied Cloud 17.J 10
tluide Ruck I2 14
tt'ahuu Creek 20 ;
Inavale 47 2
Harmony 27 o4
('Ten wood ;51 o
Jiatin o2
I'otsdam l.S 21
Oik Creek ol 8
Stillwaicr 41 !2
Totals
)9. 110.
i-'.
Total majority ;5S1.
Welch ran four votes behind, Gar
ber 10 vot s ah 'ad, and the Stite
ticket generally gaiued about eight
vote.
(Jilham got one vote more than the
republican strength, an Mclmire got
14 votes less than the democratic
strength.
The contest between L. II. Luce
and Y. J. Vance was of considerable
i-'c 1 intere.-t, and we give the vote on
Commi.-iouer iu the several pieciict-:
Jled Cloud, Luco If.'. Vance 14.
iititle Kock
Yalnut CieeL
lu a vale
Ilaruiony
Glenwood
J-Juttti
Polsdaui
O ik Cre'k
Stiiiwater
i ' -Mi
25 3
31 IS
-IT 10
20 4
23 y
ol
24
24 i;
- I
.. I
Totals
400.
1 t4.
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eosiei euuiii aiviiunii; iu lijoiu
...
tyre s supporters ..i- otiiy entitled to ,
.1 1.1 .... ....,..,.. !..... .1
tn.ee aeiegi . . ' "---'"
rountv in the Senatorial Convention,
co liiij iu ,
and yet Webster cou.it ga-.e Hayes
5UU votes while Adam only gave hitn j K
075, and the Kepiblican luj-ority m
Webster county was :W."5, while m J
Adams it was only :))!'. j
V:
'ITiis. i- the :,l. ab-rhir.r .juc-tiun at
the pit--, in tiui-j .m 1 h..- betu f-r the
pa-t three I..y-. C. .lifting J.-j.-iich-
c-arcweir, reeeueJ afaio-l honr.y !
At the l.nurof g.jing to pre--situation
ii a- follow- :
1
II tTr.- 4 -wruKKLKl!.
IVnn-jrlValiia . . . Ji
tno . 1'J
U'.iuoi- .. ill
.Ma.l.it lu-"tti . . . 1.5
.Mirfjl.iu 1
I'KH ll
Wi'con-in 10
M.uri- . . . 7
:i!i oruii 6
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w i xric
M.i--uri .... !'
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Ki-ntu-ky
"V irvim.t
;-orti.i
.N'tirtli Curodii
Al o.tiij.i
N- JvT'.ry ..
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Ark. in s
Vk'iwt V rzini.i.
Delegare ....
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'I.AIMK1 MV MOni l'AMTIES.
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4 !
outh Car lina 7
From the aboce it will be eeu that
if the J'epublican liave carried all
three of the States claiui'd by both
parties, namely, Loui-iana, Kloiiia
and Sou'h Carolina, Haves and
Wheeler will have one majority in the
electoral colle, but, if :hev carry
either of the States in question, Til-
dtn and Hcndrick, will have a major-
tyinthe electoral college. To -av
the k-t-t. the proj c-i i not as en-
eouraging a-
..... i.i i:t I :.
Nothing definite will pn,bably be I
known for the next three or fourdavs
it; mvuiu iifti. iu iiuu ii
U'ehall hope for the bCst' until
something definite i known.
It i- impo.-sible to tell at present
date who hau been elected president.
Theair has been filled with rumors
contradictory and irreconcilable. The
.-afet figuring is that Hayes has 100
electoiial votes sure. Tilden, I S 1 ;
while Honda, South Carolina and
. . -. . ... .
Louisiana are doubtful. If these lat-
ter states give majorities for Hayes, he
will have H.'i votes or one majority.
If either of them give Tilden a major
ity he is electel. A large number of
distinguished representatives of both
parties have gone to Louisiana to wit
ness the canvas of the vote.
Next time we vote for a president
we intend to live by a railroad. This
uncertainty is unpVi-aiit.
The vote polled lor Senator in this
district was heavier than was g. nerally
e.-tiiiiated. In Adam.-, Yeb.-ter and
Thayer the total was Adam-, J0S ;
Web-ter OH"!; I'hajer, .011, total,
-112; Of the-e Cilham received
lo:r.. Mclntjre, '.0s ; Simonton,
2nii , Tin vote ol Nuckolls county ha.
nutV' t been ascertained. But reliable
SLi"? - - -ii
JwWUjf v a l.lliltllll 111. ihuiiViIu la.
ItiiiifXOUuty, making (Iilham'a maj ir
over Mclntyre, 216, over Simonton
about JU(i.
Tom Vollentine of" Kiverton, wa
beaten iu the race for representative
by Bush by 00 majority. Vollentine
was the candidate of the Land office
at Rloomington.
Thanssgivisg ?roclaaa:ica.
I?v the Governor of tin State of
Nebraska.
Tb.e l'resident of the United States
having designated Thursday, the :50tli
day of November, 1-70 a.-, a day of
thanksgiving and prayer to Alinichty
God; and believeing we have abundant
cause for thankfulue.-. for the mani
fold meicie- and blessings bc-towed
upou us a Slate, and as individuJ.
during the pa.-t year: Therefore, I
Silas Garler Governor of the State of
Nebraska, do cordially iMuimend to
the people of this Slate the observance
of the day so app tinted, iu such man
ner as will manifest their gratitude to
the Giver of good.
Iu te-tim y whereof I have hereun
to set my hand and caus-d the
seal Great Seal of the State of'Ne-
Irr.-'-a to be affixed, at Line lu
this sixth day oi November, A. 1). 170
SIlas Gakmeu.
By lhe Governor:
Bitu.xo Tzscnuciv,
Seetotary ol State
The Lincoln Journal wants the
State press to express itself with re
gard to the lvpublieau members of
the next legislature holding a caucu.-,
nominating their candidate for U. S.
Senator and then uniting in hi sup
port so as to excluJe the possibility
f the democrats elect inc the senatoi.
It is a little difficult to see wiiete
toe dauger of a uemocratic victoty j
comes in. The democratic strength is
less thau our third of the legislature.
So that theie is no possibility oi their
, . , ,
eectimr a senator unless thev vote lor
sOme rOMUbllCai) Cautlldate, With SUlh- '
eiPtit rnm:lil:i..'in .treni'i'i tn ivni tlr
... .w,.- w....0 .W ...M ...w ,
day.
tri.: i i i-. -
x uis caucus scheme nas a;-j a sus- .
; .
picious apearauce. Senitor Httch
cock is a candidate for re-electiou. ;
There is considerable opposition to
him .n rli ri.nnl.IUn .v.-ct. 'i'i,;. ... :
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luisiii'ju is aisy vert i'iuci anu iuieuse. i
Hitchcock despairs of secariug a ma
jorjty ot votes except as the rcpubii- .
......
wns Whi,,ped into his support. It
" ,
tbijuii-vj W 1UILJ bV -uiVvf. 1J1U1 XIU
rpnnnoc -u I'Afnc rr a anr him w .
eantiot find 59 supporters
He iuut
rc-.-ort to some expedient to give more '
strength and consequence to his lac-
liun. Ifih-c-uicu-l Jij.llam!
la!lthsn--.ib':cii- enter inl i, 41
I vote- wiii uSn-e t uuiVr him the re-
! publican nuuiiiiee &r can it late. Ko-
,erin;r lhe j(l c.,ovenli a in lhc cb.
,,... .-., .
dUtti V UIV i JMIVUI . -
j hopes to whip in c.,ugh repirdican-
l0 secure !i- elt ctii.
I a this ray it
v.t-i to cive
would f n y re'i!re J!
hi:u the tkctiin.
Hut a k" number
ibuii tbii wiiluffi ,
of -upp rirl-
-rally the cie with
' .uppo.-e. a- i- gen''
cjiucu-, t!i-t there be not a full at-
tendance. Let only .-ixty be pre-ent,
then ..1 will be a maj Tity and give
him the uouiinition, And, on the ca'i-
eu .-y-teui, wdl in-ure bi-e'.ectim
It is ea-y, therefore, to .-ee why
Hitchcock .-hould de-irr a caucu-, but
the qiie-tioii pre-enu-. itaeif in a UiO r- (
! ent light to the oppouects at' Hitch
cock
T- J
: local writer in the Chieau'O Tim '
'-I'nt.y talk ot the after clap
- I:;
Thela-t wanl meeting ha been .
'- . "f- "l u ----- 0I t,lC n,,"-v ,
( '-- meeting no h.nger excite.-, the j
; cerebrum of the intJigent voter ; no j
oi.eer does the amber beer tili.it the
-j - - -
-'roaJ-of ,hu ruJ,; -011 ol l,,il The
vocal velvet of lhe tuneful Bohemian
' no 0,,l-,pr ,lll--!s je tympanum witn
it.-, weet uiumc, and the -oft murmur- I .'' "" I"--""' ,
of the Scandinavian pohtieian i silen- ! 'hl1 f;,r,,lt'r- a'- t;,r ?uvt'ra! -u'ar; ;
ced. The haughtv !.! no longer conm-cted with the ed. tonal Mail of j
descants upon the .palitie of ave.-,',K W--tN Hi kaI. .ha, beeono-
.lin.-kiand Wheeleiafky, nor advo- ' ""'"" ol.' l!.iat .",p,U T
.i i i. mi 1 1 i ' Kami and tamilv klv, and hui ,
cates the election of Iillenoif and j l'"'"'ul - - '
Hi - i - i .i.i , : it teorL'ani.ed it upon a firmer ba-is thati !
endnck.ovich. 1 fie pa.t ri-e- be- , " .
foie us like a dream." The .-weei
aroma of the candidate.-,' cigar, hang
I . ...
like the mi,L-of Indian Miu.mei upon
the olfacturie-, and the redolent breath
of the voter cljng-i to the memory like
ivy to the oak. The wand of prog
re-s has touched the piimaryand the
bar room.
Tho melancholy d.iy, lmvc come,
llii-sailoi il the je.ir-.
Fur they have plutarr. h th barrels uj
Ainl !lJt olTon tree boer..
In the bitter das which are yet to
come the man with a Tilden no.ie. and
Hayes mouth, and a ca-t in hi- eve
portentous of Cooper and Cary, will
-train his threadbeate coat aero..- hi
.-hirtle-.- brea-t. and, a- he rcmarkc.
to the bar teder that it i.i hardly coid
enough for an ovei coat, will think ol
the lime when candidates were proud
j to grasp him by the hand, and when
the bar keep-r would re-pond to his
demand for the .-wvjl jiice of the sod
corn. The change is an abrupt and a
violent one. All cla e- of society
will feel ;t. The wife of the candidate
will become u-Jiiuaiutcd with her hus
baml. and the song of'ifu. ...i.. i--,-
with hiccough obligato will be -tilled.
No longer wiil the politician, fatigued
with the weaiying labor- of th politi
cal headipiai'er-, thread his deviou
way home among w.n ei.ng lamp po-ts
and puadiillL-dauciug fence-. The
limber-limbed husband can no longer
explain to hi- devo.ed spouse, while
he waits for the hat rack to come
ariUind, "J had ' ter work on 'er com
mittee 'in dear." Now the lodge anil
-...i....;..-.. .,' .;n r..;., I
i4 i,irim .j- v.iuom iiiviiL win 11..11111 i
their influence as soother
nf ni'irti'il '
ite
The embera wlndi once burned !
brightly at the ward head nrters are '
black and cold, and before them the
brokened voiced politician w:ll no
longer spread tho coat tail. Rigmne
will go crazy over the piedominance
of campaign" uniform in their pur-
chases, and the flaming lamp which "
cist its llorid beams athwart a -ea of
mud as it swunn above the brawny ,
shoulder of a "Minute Man of "70." ,
will " condemed to an ignoble ret
ling p.lace. The rattle of the sh.-ep
ekin and the shrill -iu:akiug fife have '
But the sable cloud has a silvet liti-
luing. arm aim ianng nienti.-nip ;
lmvii nrnirii mi liottfn.iii tlio i..m I.ii- '
uuwxb.w.u u- v.....ti. im. "".u..a.r
of the opposing parties, and much ;
truth has been spoken for the good of j
the country. S me very intereting i
scraps of personal history have been
given to the world, and not a candi- ,
jl-tf.l it -ll rtTT-itA rtl'f if flir n)iiiieiiirt
without a strengtbened chancier and
a firmer belief in the goodne-s of '
human nature. The erisi- ha come,
and now -ome ptovion mut be ma le
.. . . . ,. . ,
for US Uiaintamatice. J hat Will keep
tl,.. ,i..,;,im renin ..,..... ;nn
W..W ....i.-.. ....... .......... ...
A boy w a seen to sil Idenly shoot
,. ci i i i
ont of th ti i.ir of a hou-e and .-cram-
bletothetor, n"a Inch bo-ixd f. nee
on to int toji n. a lii.l uoaiu unit. .
His mother was iu-t an in-tant too
, ii-, .
late to catch him. an 1 coiil-m inc the
i . , . - , , i i . j
I'"-"" sma-ncr oeniuu ner, -uv lojteu
'Come down, dear Wi'ia o, and
we'll cut that pie,' she con-inued.
Vou can't f.u.l me a cents worth
he answered, hitcmng along.
t -Wrtn'r i-i-iii itr'it iviirn t.i..i P.triti.r
" v " v - "" "' ' -"" --- -' j- -
o
a minute .
he pleaded.
'I tell vou it's uo ue. he exc: li.ned
"Until I am thoroughly convinced
.. . . .- -u r i n
th:lt -V0Qr mte-tious are p eihe, I -hail
- . d mv
attitaue.
She trW the ma-her at him. mi.-.
ed, and entered the hou.-e to wait for , f
buiii-er aud thirst to bring him down.
K., .,...:. I. .:i, .. 1 ..:.!. IVER THE NEEDLt. THU3 ENABU'lG ll if. ..... ! T 11 III 1 fl ll 'i T V j T. f t
ujt iu u-wi ;uu it. in .1 suii.w a.ia saiu . EW THE HEAVIEST MATERIAL W.TH LI -. - .rnlD.ctovcr. imn--n.iC2a.l rani: ' ' , I l-:il III ll J v -. v . -
n...n nn.n .1.1: ' OltA! Ffi PAE. II ts'venY 5SYFLE :N IT? '': en !onhrl:r -.rnri- -t nrnSt.-ihl -...xl i 1
vu.i. un u uai luj.. )NSTn-JCTIOH. DURABLE AS IBO-: f.i - j" . . , ... ' ..l
'Not jes now!' replied the hw teel can make it. all it; v.-ap.-.; '" -'-- wB.t..ii .he- - "-' i
AHTS CASE.-HAR3ENED Cri bitt'-. - o- i-.. ,
stickini: out hi.- tcneti at her. gemclLY PPO."-E.j v.ih HtA'.S fc ti-..,.-..! r.-..r..--. r ....., .i..i , '
IK Ho-lingor,!.' How near
on- r. . wr wx- ? P""r""
i'or of rep.--en.ing .VucW. wtW j
io -- '-- Vgil.tur-. That Urge
a-m.ric vote w .V oelo 1- coao-r. '
ailei. a-U omlvaWK. by d:
affcetel rcpobltcan. w stul iosS
c:eut l out nu-.iSer the "rinij. whi Ii
the i-!u"ii n j iov ! to cD'i; of
:ajony uf :h- vo't- ii ih cjunty
"--a' w,-nvr the defeat
of i-n. M !, t-1 " 1 Jtint
the -uoV"'i.l l-iii i. ii'e i- -o goi a
mtnaMr 'ti.hiiii - Kenu-a v Times
Sufi. K
l.v m.dhm.1,
N.v 1-t. 17'".. ) t
Complain: l.avmir been entered at
thi Othee bv.Jame- Klelt airaint Kd-
win
Mo-her. for abandoning lfom-
.-tead Kntry, No. 2J. dated May
7th. 1-71, upon the North We-t qu ir-
ter.-iteMin 1 5. Tjwn-'iip '. Ninth !
Range 1" W't-t, in Web-ter Cuiuf. .j
Nebiaka. u ith a view to the ct.u.J'
.,,,,, ..f ,;,! ct-y :he aid p.irtie-
are Lt.ri;,.y 5uwm..n. to aPp. ,r .,
th O.B.-e n th- Uth day uT Decern-
ber, I -.r,, at V O e.oek A. L. c n-
-!"'- :i ,"nnM1 "---"-" .....-
mg .atd aileed abandom.-nt.
V.km Kit Katon, R.vi-ter.
liM. ti lMKi: ini-t. . uoceiur
The H K-IKItN Kl MAE.
- j ,
ever lii'totc It i. now i;reany
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I' ;i"" " "" :""1 :i,,,J l
i it .i ii . i -. .
, ei.tonal -tali ami -t ..i i-wiini m. - r -
.. - r- I I- f . "I
, to be found on any acneultural paper
I m the country, ll i al-o the Uiam
pioti of cheap tran-poraf ton an 1 e.iu..l !
justice to e!a-es. I .mtuiifluig u-
practical inf irnntini on Ruial alTiii-
witli it entert iiiiim: ati-l ml! uctive
literary depaitm -nt, make it the
mot complete farm and f'nnih New
papt r extant.
The price i-$-j per year, with
rctef'70 free to ui w subscribers,
Adilre ,
Westeiin Ki'itvi, Cimc;o I i.i..
5- -t-Tf A".,--
Ofa Chii-tion Convention to be
held at lud Cleu-j, Nov. 17. 1 -., -70
KltlPAY EVrM.NC
, .... ti m ii. - i
!:..) 1.31. Dl.vutioiial e-erci-e-.
Andre.- of welcome by RVv. A
Maxwell. Topic for con-ideration .
Conecia'ion, open by Kribie ari 1
Mr.- C. Smith. MiCLl.anCoii- Rudiie-s
SaIUIMi-v' ''"-
'.: oO 1. M. Devotional exerci-e.
Titjiic: wl at relation doe- the work of
the
liii bear to that of tl.e miui-tn
opened bv .1. K. Smith and D. Kct.
Al'TEIlNdON.
2, P. M. Devotional exereie.-.
.
'lopic: How can the chn-tiati work
, , , , .. ,.
thtoughout the county be more fully
advanced, open, d 'vRlv.. Kiikwo,.-!
and .1. T. Miluer.
Kv. tiing e"ereie if thouirht plop.
per. All (hii-tijii- . f whatever tie-
, :. :....:. 1 ... t. . .. ....
lo'itiniiiuoii ;nu tti iieu to ne pre-eiu
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!,n,i p;"ttcpatc m toe ecetct-e-.
I;re.hrc.. '" n.liLorin counties
:m V i-'--
By iue-t of Cbristnn worker
Q " p W L gb 8 ffl '
f gl tl lJ 2 ? B
ATTAINED AT LAST!
i TRIAL Will IKS'JRS I7G POPULARITY
EVERYWHERE.
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FS Vi ff&f ir-i.".-'! .. '
im 1. - Ir i Ji, ?J I
gJXE 5BSIILS SSWIS6 MuEFJSIi
When onco usel will retain hs
ETQ' KACrnTra2
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nd ronr olil-fnsrilonetl enmber-ome
.eaT--rMucin;,woiunn-l.iMI-!gmaii!ni
o n. and we will allow cm is"25 lor it,
s j,art payment lor one ol iuig.
IT IS CELEBRATED FOR ITS ADVANTAGE?.
THAT IT IS ONE OF THE LASf.EST SEVVI'l
IACHINES MAritlFACTURCD. ADAPTED AUr.r
0 THE USE OF THE FAMILY OR THE A0n.
hop IT HAS THE LARGEST SHUTTLE, witi.
t HOLDS .ALMCSI A SPOOL Of
HREAD. .
THE SHUTTLE TENSION IS ADJUSTAGI ?
(ITHOUT REK0VING THE SHUTTLE N.ur.l I n
iachine.
THIS MACHINE IS SO CONSTRUCTED
HAT THE POWER 13 APPLIED DIP5CTL-
AKINU UP LOST .'of-TiC .. SO V. E A.l ..j
IFIEC :m
Vcrranting Ever.' Machine for 3 Years
UiiuVl
lOST ELAEORATELY Onr.'AMcVTEO ANL
Rt-T'-tEiT MAChMIE EVER PPCCw..rD.
WITH ALL THESE ADVANTAGES. IT 13 ?3t '
U3M 515 TO $25 LESS THaN Oi'HER F'HSI
:l;ss machikes.
EXC1US1Y5 CCfiTP.OL OF TEEF.ITCKV Gmi
0 AGENTS.
EXTRAORDINARY ID'JCE.ME'TS OFrEHr.!
OR CASH OR C'i CREDIT.
SK.D FOR CTRCLLARS AND TESL53 T3
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I .it-gf't'' -' ' -- " .i-f ott-rcmuiil I.i'.'! for hoiue-ti3it .un
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THIS SPACE KELO.N.JS
T'
MOWERY &. FARRELL
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,n, hxi. t Lun'er. Lull, hiug'e.
"a-b. l'-.r-ani i!m I-.
B uiifj tn a -Pa o er and Mould-
,nn;
,
s. Pine and Hard wood
LUMBER.
5j3J- 117). I' .. ' hr f.i.rfj f fj-fj IH'f
f MHl''f .
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B -r-i --rs -.--i --l
ZLSjOSU t. -tillOp.
A Ii If WYI''fi
'
it the K.uniture Store, II. I Cloud.
&u"S!ia .ng, Shampoing and Hair
l uttimr in tl
e highest -tle d' the
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(.-onmcting at R, d ("...: I vilh the
Jj,.,.,,!,;,,.;,,, j'lUl.r t -. Lin--
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and d. paitni from I:, i ". oil at the
-im- time the t. ,.'' from the rautoad
r.i in: vi:i:v low.
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r. M. r
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p P ti rj- -, He Q
In llif VVi.rl.in lliv-. , ,-,f ( r
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' ii'iy l.i'i-i- to, in ) in -o i.i .-ii' . iih-
'II i i'i .' i . i . l !! h n f r 1. 1. t
lfl-tl'1 If .-!.! Ill .filV town Mr- I II t i f'.
tahi- -tiii-vi'o lor I f.e i nitf tii.iI I;..-, ft.
i ll.i l.iri.e J ..' . .timi in he I'ui'i"! it--
I t" :ace.. i -'til tl . I.Ien ii.t J j I u -! i ..T-.l .
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Uiti-I to h.iti'-r I, nt ttitiTr.t I'l.iiin'.-tPii
' fltti till (Vt.tetilii.il if Ihe t.re'' l.f'u
l.iti i ut I lnl.i :.-ii to.i i-ful'f illie'rtr. i ii
Ii-t.nl. I.-. erf lexiv -.'.nit- it rke if hoi. j i-
.li t'-i-l r.-.lt llitvrv' III tlo-ir 1 11 ti r -I en
l'-iim.il I'.ir h'l.if . ati'l fv .int to Kn.'ff a I l"iit
il. An decant i.i'ri"ti'- rafoii .tt.iw mif i-n
lli'tmi ietire I- toe-ell -. Itee t" .eh oili
the I 'tie Ilur.ilri'.Iili tituf er.-iry of th In
'lep.'ti.ieiiee ot the Ulllte'l "t.t. 4." ,-ie 'Si
liv ? ine e. -tf "tie e.iti I.i me :i -ii--. ..
!nl .ieiil. tur li'it -li.uv t' 11 .ii. r :iti.I i.ie'ti..'
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i.i hi l i- rvHurir, j i.i- t- i- n 111: Hi i 1 11 (
f.iil r' ii'- h.- o ere tn. w.-ii.,vf itian
' :ii!-iit- who .ire tn.ikiti a li::fi a- ." e-r
l.iy :it.l ii.'.iri Now 1- t e tone. i.., :
! Mil. iy K tiieinli. r it ti ni.ttiiiii: tn fr.fe j
the Im-iii.--.. in.l. .-m i f..r ur .-t. u r-.
lenn. :ili. - Hi I 'Oi-f i'F tHI er. tf to.'li r
-en t to nil ho mi.'f . .!. it t. .j.f
I otnjileti ..iit'i fii- i.i li.. e If i.i 'ii.l.iet..
,.,;:,K.. F.,rin. r-aoi tnwh.trn.- nnl'h.e
;t;u';:;;,,'r- mak. ih...iv i t
'In. I'r.MWMU. Ilia-'inn. Port mil. Maim.
Weli-tiT Co.. Xuli.. lt in the V.llt-y ot
' the li-: iMiruri. w I iiit'r. went of the Mis-
-
sutiri stiver mci lournvs in sihio line 011
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j,
I.ll'll. llll!-I-ll' lf.lt .11 It' '!!. .C-l
r.uti or -now i.tUit in Hint -pu..ii ko lit
!! in t.e't ih:it cuttle lit u ..It tf inter ith !
i- iy or trr.. in. Plenty ! ruin fall- in the
-: rttiu .ni'i -tiinnier. Tli- tiinmer- are n..'
I. 1 :r-e il.Iy w .tnii. n;1 there i- .iP.i ny .1 en. I
' "re. z c-;ii.-inll . in thw evetunr-. Tli-
eo itity firt be-ua to "O il 11 1-To. ! 171
the 1 ..iitity v.i- tiriMiiizf'! ffith.'i pofulation
1 l t. It-;,ou1jiioi' it i.i.ft Let mm .'-
.iti'i .i ."i nnii i riju.Er iiit-re.i-inir There
ire :it j ri.ent i- 'rKani-c 1 .- h ')! I.-trieU
w ithir it- hjiin'trii;- :i:nl sr l.oil fsietuto mi
I th- ref'.r. .n:i.It better thurt the 111 ..i,
1 K'itern t.itej. 'I li a...irtiotta''lc .-!'.. I
futi S (tirni-he- nearly ertotjsh il..;..) t. 1 .it
r.irmer-nn 'nv It. It.
!nrtne- mti tie eaily mail" ; r.u-r .h.-"!.
. a-th extieti-e ot tfflinsi-very 't'lnil I j it
; eorn.o.it.-. barley. rt.'itoe-. Im. k ttaiar. dt..i
al: kiii'I- 'f r ot- an i t rei"'.!.!'--. utv ..-"..m.
here with littl'- 'aHor. t" Hti-h'l- .r"..l .-.'rri
t t-i th acre i n thilir new . Whent .it ra.'r.
i a'.uiit -" Im-heJ- to the acre. Fruit ilu--z
tremclj tell. Every farmer ha- hi- .rrhjnl
z; nnii;. F'.reit :ri.- ir.-w mi-i'Ily. C tt'.a
..r . fi.i-;.--.rr. wh.tew.rfMl. -oft ma le. .mi'
it ant 'th-r Kinl of troe.- rr-.f inu timber
t nrsre enough f'irftiel in ;ib-ei: Ithru ar.
'-.is nniii:e dlaatstlu i i.-eljr. .l ' a tVt.
; . ir- y..jr live feni '.in le. ai-.'l. .!-
ii .m. - fn-I einii!i.tii-nt are! fairvv-ig' - I be J
ver if! anI iure-t a.tttr i ul.tiiini -j
(-.inir from o to P.O ft-t-J. Th- eo-t i tery i
rtii.ili when the f.-Il i- bTt: -Tbe-t- wc... j
r. t?i -i y. The tr-.ra- of thie,n- tj are ,
the !teja' licai arrl jtw :rilrj:.rie. nhii h are '
.-f ii iw- on lb -.nth -rJe of the river.
lVl,flll. j,.T r.u
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lf.il". Jute I'ecry. Ce-iar. .
I!..--.-. Ash.an.I oui-ie Ko. V. .-r e'.. iiu-i-.
a"th .-iIj are Will., Kii. r..r. r.w-.oj
.- -
c-kel. Inma.an.l Far,. ;. r .u.
i.-r-h r.trtet the routi'r i? tb KJc nr-r
an J it- TibBWric. J
The -"i! f Veb-tT eejnty i- a, irk. r:eh '
r-;rtabe Imita. The -ciH zr.i-- sr au'ri-
w:i. b in- t r..ad jon- - tr resPy t,t-I
..3e. i;t the f.rtter, for year.,:!: 5fc.:rry
-.1 or -urtIa itricti'.a n the r-r
co-nrie. :rt anT ?o as -ettJ . JIt tl
tiu;e tbe-e atrktj are e;.. si -.- t r
ch- ; er tr-.n.rt-.rttti n ea-t iil be ?
tier el'ii.ite : be-ilthft:!. 'fee 3 r rare ar.'i
brv inir. an I -i.-ka"-- ff h3 k aJ : jtmn-t m t
-traarer to the jie-.j hre. I
Thoeoanty -eat. I'.KD CLriion theft"
.irnr. river, r.'tr tf.e eerrer ea-i
l
and a ..:t!t .-ou:h oi tle center r.or:h au-i !
sttth. In ir ar" ehnne? t" bnirj-r tonvfj
every nrnn hoftril-. Th- r. ttatrt around
i. u --j t- to war .tr.t a r ! bu!u-- ib etery i
k ni of ia-rc.iar.'l,-e. Kcl Ooa-i ind Juiii-.'
Kock are the only to laid out in.-. Fr-1
. . . ,.-i
t Ter ir.lir77i itiori e.-.n be ot.r.in.-(l tram mr ;
1a aen nail au, er;i is isu j'x-er.-M ai I
ihii E:ce.
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. t ...tt .ir.? ihnnd m? :irH naVf rr .f t ! in! ' "'. I i II. 1 e
OUR PROSPECTUS FOR 75
"Saturday Night"
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t n. - ;f r . .ari , a iu.-;- r-!-. -r a wti
. t tuxn tftt.on -i.! iui-f4 is slitf .
a'hai 'ilr ! itlcfJl il ..-
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rt .r ur .'rfwrv tBMik-. ii r fttrst lfc
l'. .li lit. r AflKl'Vl MittT"
m il I . u. tar V. & !. ! twl re H
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A Mik'rufi n? Cir ui' iiiTI.NH
I MM I r.i T('"l 'K-. .tit J"' iu. 1.
e- III -I. . wi.i Ik; -ltfblti t.i rtm
ir -uLm-i.Ut 2 t l.n-- dooar t..
S ATI' K DAY Mi. II IV !
lv.ir dew.v Kiion :. the rrt of i
Clir-'in I'nitmg ba- lx--a a'io.fri to j
pro-met a uner picnire inntt r xt
U-eii en 'i n a j.ri-niiiim u (be Mib-
' 'r,U'r- - a,,-v Ittp-r.
Tj, Chromo i- a jH-rfect nrnf art
1 1 would ea.-iU retail Ut si.v or .trr
j b-lotr It wi.ic.it a m.tti thotivtiii-
'I dollar-, wh.rh c -hill n-r gi t
j b'iciw. I Six nevrr hain m -it a
t hi..ti.o to our -ub -i-iImt. we del r
! llille d tb.it ttli'ft r I.d ! so. out
Chriu.o -h mid In a- ginnj a i.tituif
ifntbc Im r nrllt i-oll Li A-- l!li and tin'
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litliitrs. r-tr ii I iri'4 .Hfirrij;iiH ir-f
, y (i . Apr H
lVNIillir I'.T a -Eurter ui
than one )ar. im bae the pa"-r
maded to tin m -i uiiiitUs fr c V
u four month- 'or il '"
Cy-", iiv,iHlft.jrt.lk, taper
,11,1i,4.,,l .,
! r": l' !-!. IN; Alt!. LUM K.lTJ -
For $1 we will -in. J fiur cpi-H for ;
out jt-.ir to hr nIirrHH, or ruch !
(jv to a Maratt u-IlrrH-.
For -j'JH wi will mm1 fiirlu cojiii to !
one atldri . or each co to a -epa
rtili- :i.lilri'..
! 'lhe pari v who -end" for a c!nb
nf eicbt tt.pn I till -enl tit one
tlllo- Will beenl'ti.d fo a cor V I III K.
(fti-r up of ('lull- of eight eopii--cin
afterward-add single cop;es at
$: .'( :! It.
Send l'ot t llliee Order, or reci-fer
all iiionev letter.-. ' ttte Name lnwn.
Count v. State, plainly
Ye will m-iii!
Spei linen I 'a per- hee to an who will
ml u then a-1 'r
DAVIS .r KLVKRSnN.
I 'top's kt l'ub,a"S.n ltIt Nn. in"
I'htlad.-lphta, I'a.
(hunn -(I nunfn an!i,
II -IINt.s AIHMM'nlMV, M'.H.
A Genera! 3anking Business
TRANS U'IKD.
MADE A SPECIALTY.
Diift- ''i Iviropt b tibt ai: I so'd
L-eitt- for several -ti .no-hip JmcB. !
-:! 'u-inr-s vutriihtcl to u wiB Iiafu
prompt and can-ful att nM m.
THE ClilMK,
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THE 0KLY PAPER IN
WEliSl'ER CO
M. L. Thomas.
Propricter.
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"Quick SaIo n!l Profits !'
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I II ISM l F. TOTIIK
IIA.TXItfGS HARDWARE
STORE.
VALLEY HOUSE.
J. C. WARNER, Prop
1- a'.a n a 1 to tfli I -.i.
'I hi H"t' i- -itirc! i h ' " 1 ' :-: 1. 1
piirpo-r of tbe trilteiiltK pul lie
STCK LKWKS I'OK TDK HTi.KUl tN
Y KDM-DA V A.KR1DAY OK i:CII M.K !
A. M
I Claim to Have the BEST STABLE Wist
of Lincoln.
Always keeping band a trofHl soj.jdj of
II A Y A N I) (i H A I
AIo a go.nl .onvev'im--' for f hr ir.o-ir "f
froll ,jk, ,,a,.,. , :i:)V ..tfjf ftl jgupafiW, r-u
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