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THE REO CLOUD CHIEF.
Jl. L. THOMAS, - - . Editor
THVhVdaY Feb 15 h, 177.
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iitrc"t.
OJKcial Directory.
CONGRESSIONAL.
A. S. Padd-ck. Heitrice. C. S. enater
W. Hitchcock, Omaha. U. S. Senator.
I.orenso Crounse. RreenUtivc.
KXECUTTVB.
MUSGARBBK. Ov-roor. Lincoln.
ItrinoTcirhitck. See. of State.
J. Ii it'efn. Lineolisv Auditor.
J.O. Mjllride. .. Treasurer.
u. II. lUbert. Att'y tien.
J. M. McKeozie. Lincoln. Sup. Pub Initruc.
JUDIC.ARY.
'lea. B. Like. Omaha, Chief Ji'ticc.
D 111M OanU. Nebraska f 'ity. . - . j
HaiaM Maxwell. INtinouth J A,0CiateJ Ui
WEttSTEIt COl'NTY.
J. A.TulIeyg. County Orrk
K r. tone.
I. .V. rulleys.
II. i" Hill.
A. .Poio,
C C. Coon.
W K.TWn,
'. W Ilitl. )
Is. II. Lu-i. V
J. il. ilo'iart. I
Treasurer.
Probate Judge.
Sheriff.
School Hup't.
iVirim'T.
f'otinty Surveyor
County fotninHMoncr
RAILROAD CGKVENTI0N.
Tt U propped to hold a Il-tilroad
3"n mtv nt Sufton, on the 24th fuel..
con po?cd of delegates from Yoik,
'lay, and Webtcr couiitio.s, to take
?itiin in reference to yccurinR the
Omaha and Republican Valley Uail
joad. Will Wwbstcr county elect del
patoH and fiend thuui to Sutton on
the i4t Ii, or f-hall Webster county be
tinrepie.entc(f. What eay you ? We
would suggest that a meeting be call
ed at once for the purpose of discuss
ing this matter, and electing delegates
to attend the convention nt Sutton.
THE 03&3& AND REPUBLIC All VAL
LEY EAILEOAD.
The Fatt field Aictc in speaking 0!
tl.i road, and urcing the citizens of
that place to make an effort to tenure
the road, savs, that "Aotn Wahon to
liavid City, thence south weat to York,
button and Fahfleid to Red Cloud, is
the shortest, easiest and most direct
line to the Republican valley, and the
oiiC that will pay the company thebett
in the future." The above named
towns are alive to tLeir interests, and
ta ill work hard to secure this road.
Would it not be well for the citizens
of Webster county to take steps in the
fume direction. A harmonious co op
eration vithQther pointa-on thw pro
posed line might result 'iu much good.
All are willing to admit that a railroad
to this point would be the' making" of
the town and county, but there ap
prars to be a disposition on the part
of our citizens, to lie still and let
things take. their coarse. This will not
do in railroad matters. An effort must
be made, and soon, too, or it may be
too lube.
Gra-shopper egs? arc reported to
be hatching out ir i:ne localitic-Sh-tuld
the warm weather continue a
while longer, wa need li.ivu no fear of
prat-hopper' next spring. Kx.
W; have been informed by th "
who have b'.en resident of thi State
for the lat fourteen jf:jr. and who
have had some experience with the
pest, that the i'oung 'hoppers will bvc
ihrntigh f lie cohict weather, !h-y
having been known to live for weekj
when the ground was covered with
uow to thy depth of several inches,
awl to come out in tlie spring -omc
what a'tennated in form, but with an
iron constitution, and their gastronotr.
ic;d powers wonderfully devclipnd,
ready for th .iiminer" campaign.
A Yankee genius by mine, Wm.
Sutton, of KIk Creek, has invented a
machine tnat is intended to get away
with the festive grasshopper, ju- af
ter he h:m hatched. The machine U
Slid to he very simple in enn-tructinn.
The Tecntusch Chieftain-Iier!d gives
the following description: "The ma
chine consist-' of a platform mounted
on wlicN, with a reel in front. As
it is pu.-hed over the fb-ld, the 'hop
per, upon jumping up to get away
from it. are thrown by the reel upon
an endlca- apron which carries them
back to the itar of the uiitLiue ;t!j..;o
the are brushed into a box from the
apron. When the box is full it can 12
removed and the content- destroyed ''
Fourteen ease- of small pox in But
ler county. Seveial of them leculting
fatally.
A man by the name of Philips, a
constable living nfar Republicin City,
recently shot and killed a Mr. Thomp
son, resident of Kansis, who it seems
was followed by officers of the law,
with a warrant for his at rest, which
was given into the hands of the con
stable who did the shooting. We have
not yet learned the verdict of the cor
oner's jury.
Florida is counted
Wheeler.
for Hayes and
A bill providing for the establishing
of a normal school at Gibbon,, has
passed the Senate.
The case of the Uuited States
atraitist Gen. Belknap was dismissed
Fch. Stli, on motion of the district
attorney general, for the reason that
the evidence would .not sustain the
pro.-ecution. The. actiou of the attor
ney general is taken on the direction
of (.'resident Grant, who indorses re
port by the district attorney as follows:
In view of the within statement of the
district attorney to the effect that he
believes a conviction impossible, and
in view of the long suffering of the ao-cu-eJ,
and the great expense to which
he has been subjected, I think the
disliict attorney should be directed to
dismiss the suit.
Signed U.S. Grant.
The balance of trade is in favor of
the United States. Now we have
reached the poiut where our exports
Jargly exceed our imports of merchan
dise, and where, at the same- time, our
imports ofspecieexceed our exports.
This achievement is of the utmost sig
DtScance and importance, for it devel
ops the cheering fact that at Tength we
have become the master of the com
mercial situation in our intercourse
with foreign nations.
Somebody in the Legislature has a
Bpite at the newspaper men. There
ha been a bill introduced doing away
with the custom of priuting the tax
li.-t in the counties, and providing only
for a short notice giving time and
place of tax sale. If such a bill should
pn-s. the newspaper men would be out
-of a fob of course, bat it would enable
the money sharks to congregate at the
county seat and buy a man's property
at tax sale, aud the owner know noth
iig about it. Ex.
44 Wonder why it wouldn't be a good
idea to go for some of these fledgling
lawyers who legislate so much, and
cat down their fees and perquisites.
They're always dabbing at the print
er." -Neb. Herald.
We"are of the opfmoo that it would
br a cood idea to keep same of those
"fledgling lawyers" out of the Legis
lature aud send in their atead good,
JTnnest. intelligent, conscieotioas farm-
iii There-is plenty such in Nebraska. I
The Juniata Herald aud the Adams
County Gazette, are engagel in the
plt-asunt aud proQtabIc(?) business of
throwing mud in each other's faces,
figureativeiy speaking.
The present Legislature is composed
principally of voungand inexperienced
men, which will in a measure acrount
for the-small amount of work that has
been done.
The Omaha Republican calls for the
impeachment of Attorney Gen. Rob
erts, and demands that he bo "pro
ceeded against before the Supreme
Court of the State, and compelled to
step down and out of the office which
hchas neglected aud disgraced."
The Gnmd Island Imhptndent says
'that an imposter in Chicago by the
name of Ingram is attempting to fill
his purso by soliciting aid for the
"destitute at Douglas Grove Nebras
ka." Hang the'scoundrel.
PBQ HATA EESOLTJriOlT .
INTRODUCED IJY DR. BEAR.
Whereas, The newspapers, the
conventions, and the people of this
State, without regard to politic, have
expressed themselves as being unani
mously in favor of legislation provid
ing for a general pro riita between all
the connecting railroads of this State,
and as against any action gran'ing
special and exclusive privileges to any
one or more of them; aod
Whereas-. A bill has been intro
duced in Congtess, known as the
' "Crounse pro rata Bill," which said
bill is special in its nature nnd does
not extend its benefits and advantages
to the several connecting railroads of
this State; Therefore be. it Resolved,
That we hereby respectfully request
our Representatives in Congress to op
pose all legislation on this subject dis
criminating in favor of any railroad in
the State of Nebraska and against any
other railroads connecting therewith,
and that they favor and urge upon
Congress 6ueh legislation, within the
limits of this State, as will conform
substantially to the following :
In as much as the construction of
the Union Pacific Railroad was a na
tional enterprise, inaugurated and
carried to successful completion by
national aid, therefore all busine-'s or
iginating in the State of Nebraska,
and produced and situated on the line
of railroads connecting with the Uuion
Pacific Railroad bt shipment and
transportation over said Union Pacific
Railroad, is entitled to equal atJvant
ages and facilities without discrimina
tion of any kind in favor of the busi
ness of any or either of such connect
ing railroads, or of said Union Pacific
railroad ; that, to effect that end, said
Union Pacific railroad ought, in equity
and justice, to carry such business over
its line from whatever point received
at a pro rata of its own through taiiff
on similar business, and that all rail
roads so connecting with the said Un
ion Pacific road ought, in equity and
justice, to grant to the St, Joseph &
Denver, Atchison & N braska, Mid
land Pacific, Omaha and Nor'heste n
railroads, and all other railroads wh h
may now or hereafter connect with
such connecting road, all the rights,
privileges, and immunities in respect
to rates, time, and transportation pos
sessed by themselves, or either of!
them, in respect to the Union Pacific !
Railroad
C ommunicated.
Louisa Ckkkk, Feb. Tib, '77.
Ei. Chief. I will try an.j ive
you a little information lo how
things arc flourishing on Lom-a Creek
and al-o the neighborhood in genvral.
Wc are enjoying our.-elvea very well,
mo far, having, nothing michto do but
to do o'ir chorea a-id get up our sum
mer's wood and make other ptepara-tion-j
for farming wnen a;riug opens.
I will give you the named of rvme of
our farmers. W. C Maxwell one of
our oldest ?"ttleis, has a flue firm on
the Creek, aril alao Mr. F. 0. Hutch
ison, H A. Keriatou, F. D Hummel,
John Galbreth, W. C. Wade and my
self are located on thi-J Creek, and
there aie several able farmers on the
river bottom. I). Norris has a go.d
cl.tim on the bouom, aud can rai-e the
best of potatoes and con. O. McCaJ!
1). Dingee and J. Anderson ate well
rituated and raised good crop of cjru
kist icar. The com clop was good in
thl neighb'JihooJ as a gen.-ral thing,
Some yields are from GO to 75 bu-hels
per acre. Wheat from 5 to 15 bushels
Quite a number of the farmers ate go
ing to turn their attention more exclu
sively to corn and hog raising, as they
think it will pay better thau grow.ug
small graiu. G. V. ii c a ziL.
Beach am vi lle, Nuckolls Co. Neb.
February 7lh, 177
Ed. Chief. I suppose you will
not object to a few luu from this
place. Fir-t, ( in case you do- not know
h I will tell you that this is the name
of the P. O. in the north-west pan ol
this county ; U was named in houorof
the Beachum family, who Were the
first settlers here, and presided over
by Mrs. Ilerrick, daughter of Jame.
Beacham. There is a good sell joI
house here, all paid for too. There is
a good county bridge across I i erty
Creek at this place. Going up the
cieek toward Webster county we first
come to the farm of James Beachum,
which shows signs ofthiift aud hard
work. He is a full blooJed 'Granger'
came here a poor man six or seven
years since, but lrs worked himsjll
into good circumstances, judging from
the amount of stock around him, and
has the patent for his land now. We
next come to his brother William who
ha- everything lie needs but a wife.
Farther up wc find Mr Maloncy with
a great uutntar of hogs and cattle ; he
has a crib of about lUO bu-hels of
corn besides a granary full of wheat
aud oats, and if j'ou speik ofgra-s-hoppurc
to him he will give you a kick
which tells plainer than words can,
that he has uo fear of them. Follow
ing up the course of the creek we find
Mr. Schumm who is a jolly whole
souled dutch man. He says he "likes
Nebraska, but the winters are getting
already too cold. The Catholic church
is situated on the comer of his land
Next to the line between this aud
Webster Co., we find Wm. Ross, who
is school director in this district, and
dispenses justice throughout this part
of the countj', and settles difficulties
for all who cannot settle them for
themselves. There is a paper in cir
culation here to obtain signers and
subscribers for a weekly paper to be
published iu Nelson. Ho one has sign
ed h as yet.
Since writing the above T am told
that the Chief visits this office week
ly. Vmirs. AN1KE.
I
LEGAL SOT WE.
Notsrr i hcrby irrn. Tat I will ei
mine a'l prn who my dcirc to
' offer thm-elve rafdidic for lev
, Mary Ivler) Lw, pltinf iff, aa:n-t
Frank M. I-"', defendant.
1 Notic t Frank M. Iw, nou ri-
!..,. r il.C.;fliit! mi are tnTL'lr no- 4
t.fil tint itn-rc i now on n u, th j clieref th pritnrn orcffiiimw m4hmU
1 of extreme cruelty, neylect tid habit- , be held in Iitrtv-t So. "t ?;rfla-atr
. 0. 1 drunker.es, and unlet, tou an-wer Precinct, ar.d in Harmony prrtincs. '
thereto on or before the 2th day of : , r ,
l'i !r 11 - ... I,- before jumintr school- commence.
, rebrusry, ts, the all.'gttions con- ,
, tained therein will b takm a true. ! A. A. 1 ot. Co. Sup t. ,
orfic; of the Clerk ofth Dintr? Curt j of eb-ler count r. at Be! Cloud on the
for the .".th. Jsdicial Di-trict, County , flffct .Saturday in the month- of Fb
of Webster and Slate ot Neura-ka, a. i . 1 . 1 v 1
. vu -, , , , ,,,r , '- , rnary. May, Ansrut. anj NwvciuUr
petition of the alive pJiintitt, praying I . ...
for a divorce from you on the crourrd- A. -'- I: hxau.inatmn nl a
MOWERY 4 FARBELL.
K hr 'arrrl srvj nel sai4'C
-tjX irflllON. STKKL
WAGON TIMKKK.
HAHDWAHK. wi TINttWUK.
of any bou in the e", aad cft t!
chf?ic-t. A 10
f..iriUiamsVCn.
KIVERTO.Y. Villi
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w--i--. ;a..ij .awiXi..w,
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nf rery dr-pptoo conUntry
hand-.
tdrCo ami rei Them.
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K.M.EY Bkoi..
Ati'ffor Pi'tiff
Necunda Jan. ' th "77.
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LEGAL XOTWK.
Dudlev M Steele and Saiiuel R.
Johnson, plaintiffs against Georee W
j Beam a 11. defendant, District four:,
Web-ter Co , NVb.-
linnrmi W Itfltllin rvfV.r(l"llflf
defendant will Uike notice of thefiiini; t prorlnciinr the mo-t natun? -bailee o! !
of the petition of the plaintiff- in the : Black or Brown ; d- Not Mam the
.nlnwf rriir-p. the nhieet and nraviT ol MJtn. aiM I- e-n? :ippli-l II t a
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CRITAD(KO
HAT 11 DYE.
Cri-tadoro's Hair Dye is the u-t
and Best , it acts in?fsut.eo-lv.
lt Str"t.
r,rri trw lrn-t - n DKI'O CHOjrK KMILV MK
iriKs. i'ivts (yi. m.. prrrv. m'ncioL luios-t
on . --. T,,t- . t,y 1 .. . . . . 1.. rti . . .
J J I . I II'.' Ill I W IS wot rvrrfimiirf iu v mvi -. n
Drue Hoc
.TIONS Ld tVlrwT- Itciitn. 5Hti 4 I!RIIVK :
I
C. Came roii.
HASTtM;S N'cn,
lias the !ars:at -tfvk of Gotvi-
wc-t
which i- to recover a judgement standard preparation, nn.l fyorite 1 0f , ;tttfjn or, ,wii aftf
acainst def.-nant lor ttie sum or l rvny wen npjmimiii i uum i'r t , lady receivtl.
$21.1.10. with iriterc-t from November ; ldy or Gentlemen Sold by Drug!
lUih. 1S7G. and costs ; ami that pliiu- j S1"1"'
titf sreks to fake the property ofde ' ,
fendant bv attachment and apply it to ! 0 -- -533
the pivmeut of the ul debt. D- - -
i I'entiant will anwi-r aid ptition on
or 'fore the litWi day nt I'ebmary, '
1S77, or said petition will be taken as
truo.
J. no. R. Wiu.cn.v
Jj-iw PrilloAtt'y.
"Quick Sale 4 .mall Profits r
ioru MOTTO
W wjjl !! r fx rhxir tirt nr Jmw" ie tW Vtl
CaB and csaminc oir fKJ and piff an 1 t WDtl mC r
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Wines & Ijiquors
CIGARS,
Chewing, Smoking, Tobacco
CANNH.I) FRUITS
OF ALL KINDS,
AND
We puplish, by request, the follow
ing composition, written by a boy, of
Stillwater. It is a pretty good effort,
for a boy. We would suggest, howev
er, that he should include orthogra
phy in his list of studies. Ed.
I don't sec as any one can find fault
with our new country, of course times
are very hard, as they are in any new
place, but they cannot beat it for good
soil and pleasant weather and good
neighbors. Red Cloud, ou- county
seat is our nearest town, but Hastings
is our main market, as it has Railroad .
There seems to be a good prospect for
a Railroad through from Hastings to
Red Cloud, which will run down E!m
Creek: if so the price of land will raise
and when we raise our grain we will
have a close maikerv and our country
will grow more rich. We can grow
wbeatr oats rye and barley, and' fatten
our hogs and drive them to market and
g,it a good price for them; and we can
raise our young stock and have the
pleasure of seeing it grow into uioney.
A nicer stock range wa never found
anywhere; it would do an old eastern
man's eyes good to Fee the be-iutiful
rolling prairie. Though we h ave not
a plenty of wood, we will be able to
buy coal when the Rail road run
throueh hen. And as for rails, we
do not need them while we have a
herd law I have lived in Iowa, Mis
puri. Kan-as and N'ebr-iska, but I
like Nebraska the Le.-t.
William Hidv.
CO.nFKCI ION KRIS,
And E-pecially
Fresh Lager Beer.
GEORGE ZEISS,
RED CLOUD, NEB.
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C. R. l'OTTElt,
BSDCLOTC,
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Prop.
NS2.
People at large can fmd constantly
on hand Lumber. Lath, Shiugles,
Sash, Doors and Blinds.
Building Paper and Mould
ings. Pine and Hard wood
LUMBER.
fiT Wheat will be taken in exchange
for lumber.
Quick Sal:s and Small Profits.
TirViYV 1Ui..u
iTiar.-: .jt.o ttir Mirr
'OJtS? curi..! I,rr).i'
fJifL.'H' Urn! hM hr rr
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r'Tiii a r m t i h.
r ul Hire c:
gotiil .(ifc'it. lt-y
Mill i-l! j.u l)f
t Vi ir .- m v .-
Tie Cheap c:t, ?re:t ans ie::ra:uT
vj;v ; tve 772-' i i
For I)i"i'-'i. ' niipml- u. .f.ninlicr,
l-illou" Ht.uc'ki. Sick ile'larUr. (' "II"-. le-Irr.-Kin
f si'inti. sour stoumch. II.irt
tjrn. r.. A
Tlu unrix il l i'oij'lerri Ilrmoly i war
nnt'l rmt to oimlaiii nurl i-urticlv of
Mt-r ury, or any iiouncu- itiuicral tr.)f::u u
PURELY VEGETABLE.
cunfniiiinc th"outi-rn l'.l nntl Ili-rb
laf-Ii an aliw.- I'ruk'i t- c h.i- .lauvi in
ootliitrif? nhrrt- l.uer Dim .i-o iu: pro. il
it Will euro .lit I. M-en-.iu i-I l)v .micc
nlei.tol he l.ircr nl iit'1.
'Hie Syinp: mi' of I.ivrr I'oinpl.iint arr a
utter or h hi l:i."e in tin iiiulli ; I am hi tH
HacK. c-iilf or ' i iut. uiirii ium ikn tur
Klit-uiiiait in . iur -nniMiti . !. o aj
l elite Con el aitcrn.it I) t.:ivc anil ln .
ilt :nl. i !!. l.(i- n im-inoiy. with a punlul
"cii.-ati ii nt liaviiiK' l.tilt! t do .--..iiittinij
f hiclt ouKtit to lime liet.ii lu.c; (inlilii
-iril-, a thick cllo appc.ir.iiiveol llio rkut
a n J -, it dry c uh oil n iia.-l.ifii lor
Co Mllllplion.
iiie.iuiei uiatiytfihei'oituptoiii atti'inl
I lie iii-ea;. at othvr- -ry te ; but the I iv-l.-,
the iark-i-.-( ori;:iti iu tlw IhI, i- xeiM-rai y
t.'.o .-cut nt the-.li t-.i-tr. u il il iit-t. Ke.-ul.i tl
.ii tunc, src.it rutlcrm. rti litulu-rr il
Dc.itli wih n-'uc.
I can rvc'iiiinicmJ a an tiiu'iicioti" rciuc!y
'or tli-ca-e ol tht- Liter. liMr burn .iliu !a-H-p-ia,
3iwun.No' I. it Kit iti.i.i n ru.t.
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lsi'i .Ma-ttTtrccl.
As.-i.tint INI.! M.i.ttr. I'.'ulailclphia.
"Wc i. iveti'-.cil it. irtui-. pcrMr.illt .ami
know tti.tt tor I:-ici n. ittiii'ii-ui'., kii-i
lhrohbiiik II faii.iri.t-. it i- Ihc in-rt inciu iih:
tin-tr.rl . vtcr canr. li.itetruil twiy
wtiicr i cine-tie hrtort- iiuino. ' Liter K s
iiitittir.otitiioiiuottlie.il cum- ifiuoicth.ii
t-inpurao it I f. : bin tin iUvul.nor l.otoiilv
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unite.! iu the s. Hue li-i-ly propoi turn in any
ituei prt- nation, t u - u entlc C.itn uti a
- ttot.dcrtiii t nn. an -int-xceptioii-ioie Alter
atit v ami certain reciite ol.iil impuntiea
of I Iif body. Sueh niiut uo:e haj atttu
auil it? u?p, that it 1- now regaiilcil tho
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3f.-on. Ja.. and I'hilailt-Ipliin.
Your valuable medii-ine Siiiioii.' I.t.rr
Kepulatur. h.i." .-.-ived mc iiiauy )ovU r lnl
I tire it tor everj thing it i rtcouiiiu-udcd.
and uerei knew it to fail. I have uped it in
Colic and (.rubbs. with m uiiile-atui hnr.H'
ifivii Kthcm about halt a bottle nt a time. I
have notlot one that Ljravc it to. you can
re ommend it to every one that riiii",. ock iu
bcinc the best mo licitie kntiwn for all cotn
plaintff that hor.'c tirth heir to.
E. I. TAN OK.
lS-ly Agent for (Jrantrersof ileoria.
My iocl consists of
Famv. staple elotliM
A llauiiel.H
oli$ nmS ilfniiiiiiiiii
r.
DEU.EK l.S
DRY GOODS !
a -penalty ; a'-o a well aortetl rvl
of Notion-, of all kind dim p. I haw
al-o a large -t-ck of (.'Kit lung vcr io
in price, splendid value.
SIltilTSfy UK A WEilS
I
IUIUTM mill SIIff:.H.
llartlMiirr unii
Patent Medicines, Oils, Faints.
W haw tlu larirt lxl In Kitrtt.in. and niih( l- u&.l.t.
(ivc u a call one and all, and cx.iii.inr i.l an ! ):.-
of all kind-.
GROCERIES,
My stock of
CROCK ERV
ami
and G la ware arc al.v roinpli-ic,
wtJ be -old v'ry chvap fur o.t-h.
Call and examine mv stock of
BOOTS, SHOES, Hats, Caps.
and alFkind- of Fitrni-liing Goods will
lt .-old at v-ry low price-.
Call and gt-l rice- and be convinced
that this is the place to Made.
LOIUT.t KKNMMORK.
Nt-I
TO THE PUBLIC
SLEEPER & TINKER
I
'Jin
C. CAMERON.
WELL BORING.
N C. Cl.irk nn.'uilo Ro.-k, has for
nh tlor Ji'-l Wfll-bo iiijf apparatn
ever u-ed, enii-i-tiii'.' of dull-, anvr-,
etc. Two iiii-n with oiii f ihc-cdrilN
i-jii drill frotii Pi to .r0 L't it mh day.
throu;h the ro'W of Mm- eottntry.
Thc-c ilrill-are w.irritited lo I'e the
New York Arlc-ian Drill-'. -tll-tl'
REDCLOCD& SMITH CENTER
Stage Line.
Conncciinc at Red Cloud with the
Rc)iiblicati River Sihrc Line.
Three ri'cular t ri a wiek, nrririnj;
and depart irii; from livd Cloud at the
vi me time the stajjc from the railroad
does.
FA HE VERY LOW.
all. J. 2. 3U2SC77, Tr:;.
THE K"EW
HOME
having Hiniird a eo paifnirtiip for r port' e of mfii;tH mil
buiue-t of U'aou tuakiti and HLcktituihiiii;, ar iuw j.rvprr.i
accotuuiMdate- tlw pubfte.
foSrlRA will be found in Wiffc.n'a old shop
bitf shop.
Dirk
over
H
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ctA".
All Work Warranted to Give Satisfaction.
;c'it o. c Qjuti,. G$Uiu.l
M
LVicj.
Call ami See "L
lUd oml9
A braska
:sal ncti:z.
Charles H. Totter vs. Mc-Svin C.
Sherman, District Court, Webster
County, N bm-ka :
Melviu C. Sherman, non-resident de
fendant will take notice of the tiling of
he petition nf pLintitf prayinjr judg
ment on the five following couuts, to
wit :
1st, Note to plaintiff, jud-'uient a-k-
ed for $14.85 interest ana attorney's
lees. 2d. Note to pi'tiff judgment
asked for $13 int. and Att'ys fees. 3d.
Note to pl'tiffjudgiueiit asked for $17.
50, iat. aud" fee. 4th. Note to J. T.
Norrhs or bearer, judgment $2S 50 and
interest. 5th. Mouty had and receiv
ed by defendant from a third party
and claim asyiied by him lo plaintiff,
judgement asked for $10 an J rnteret.
You will make answer or otherwise
plead to the petition on or befcre the
lOfhdayof bebruin. 1S77. or said
iiefiritin xill h taktn m frnn
i .Ttfri Ii. Wft-jfrri-v-
On motion to adopt it was agreed to. 1 2 i 4w PFtflfc Attorney, j
5 fe4
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r . rries b
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CIIAS. R. JONKS,
Juniata Nebraska.
TEGLZSaLE AirD BZTAIL ZZlLZu VJ
DRY GOODS NOTIONS. HATS
CAP3, Tinware, Queensware.
GROCERIES AND
PROVISIONS.
HfCliHf aIi Price Pa Id for UrnUt.
MARK THESE FACTS.
The Testimony of the Whole World.
HOLLO WAYS PILLS.
"I h.it no appe'itv; Hollowuy's I'ilUcave
tne a hearty one."
"Vour Pill. h:c in.-irvvlloa.'.''
"I fc.nl lor another box. and kccj'theia In
the house "
"Ir. 11 llowar has cared iny headache
that wa? chronic."
" I gave one of y ur Pill to my babp for
cholera mnrhu;. The dear little thinjr trot
well in a day."
".My nau.ea of a morninir i now cirrcd."
" Y our box of llollovay!i Ointment cured
me of nnies in the nc.id. I rubbed inne of
jour ointtu -nt behind the ear? aud the tmUt
ha. left,"
"aend me two boxc: I want one for a poor
family.".
And all eruption of the kin. thi Ointment
is ms.t i valuable. It doe? not hea exter
nally alone, but penetrates with thernot
searching etfect to the very rout of the evil.
HOLLO WAY'S PILLS
Invariably cure the following di.-ve
tiscrisr of tie Silssrs.
Tn all deac5 afSectirsr the organ, wheth
er thry secrete too- much or too little water :
orwheiher they be .itHi-ted with tone or
gravel, or with acnes an pains -ettled in
th-loin over the retritn of the kidoeic.
thee pills should be taki u accord ics to (tie
DILLON & COLE,
DEALKKS IN
TTA3 A"V7it.llLI 7S
?IHST PEEMIDM!
.: tlif" rrr.lr-rT j r- ' ", 1 . af-t h i
always cir j. I i ; tJwi.ur.i
.a COMPACT. .r;.'p;r. rrnAnui
rtrht iiu mm:: n-ui l.rFlt IK..T ICXIK
VTiT'In" MVlll K A i.'.l.TA to the
wants cr j;vi.i:vi:odv- Ihr HCWir
cari.v-f!.Tt-? r I cr trr rr r-v-r.tiv
i . ilit-.t sivJ if.-. 't Ti-il . t .. i. (In iimi.
in ted direction, an I the Uintra'nt hotrid ' -j ;! 1 --mt I 1- it- V P. TCI-?
be wc:i ruol.e.1 int . the -mill o. the bach l ,' -lACHJ. .-. J-; Mi I :. i i ( ' .- lit tllON,
belti!ne. rhi- trratmeut wi;l Ei'c alin..-. A vrt- ,,Jr . ..,. . :, ;u tv(fu,y
immediate re.iet whea 11 o.ber mean have ' tain-I t . -r'. I P i l ll -?jVs
failed. m m I flOIN'.atr. J..-'V..."vrfror.tiauCrKr
X Cr 5t5ZliCi3 wSi CI Cr2r. I r.vinjjr.1,. ,". l;vr HJlf?; rrrti::
Vn inrtlirini- vi I .A rffr n Mr itnn't.r I "a. ' 'iC2.:-C. n I ""!. t ATE
thetf.neoftheeMm.irh.iS tiee Pill-: tbey 1 ,ur -- ,3 ' r le "l ',I;,r'i5f
remove allacxdiry rcca.i!on-,i cither by in-' ?&?.?? 5 i',;1 Trl:tl.:,'!!ZMSR'
tempera, re or improper diet . -" Fi,v! ', ! --, " HAKHErfEn,
IlwLLOWAY'al'IuLSar the bet knwn ? u'f echanlftia h j t-in 0.xccn :.
in the world for the nll. win at-ea.. Ae 5"aip.ug Jai rr' ?' ,cf .'J11?'0?.
the Skin. Bowrl?. Con.ompion. Debility. Vrt-""J9 sUU-J - p.f fL;."J T
Dropsy. Dysentery. Kry.pe .. Female Ir- ZghKZ, V.T".?,1' l,1- !?
reKuIaritie. tVvcr.-ofall kind. Fiu ont. iVf.'61' L1KN SK'.VIM Jn.ra H
lleadache. Iudiestion. Inflauatir.n. sore irnVttnL V c' "tf
Throau one and 1,'ravel. W.rrn- o! a.l JJt-r? i".-."
ltana.Wwknwjfn many ... MOMjr SEWISC. r.-.ACMIf.'E ul 1
r : u r. i ra. i r : i i n i -tm w w-- m i biiw a.av r w
mmmm wmmm m
GENERAL
and Groceries,
We keep coiittantfr on band a Urc avrtmcnt of
DRY GOODS, HA TS. CAPS G1.0VKs-fc
M I'lTENS, BOOTS SH O ES, &C
Also AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, 4c, te
Call .Dil me a.. We kII itry low fir ci.h, ari-i '..y CuK ,r
DILLON k COLE.
- JUNIATA. NEBRAJiC.
Grain
Et
HARDWAR
STORE.
JIITCIIKL,L ATfOKII ART Pro p.
I . W Al .flftt. i.a .-
1'.J Ji.lVIU.O. . ; ... , ..,,..
5one-are jrenasne on)i the sinstnre of , ;r-,, ...1 f , r- V, ' t- j h P , at " t,mcif "e " COtni.kle toc F ?t. vc.
J.ilATi.iH-k-.asasentfsrthe United State., w Gil QiltCU Ii iiC lCCrS. . !! and Hardware.
T.IVK AFNT? trantca In k-calcj wlerc
crrenotrijr ns.-f-.-
.crntl f - j'-K.', al i atrp5 of r "s rw
ca tbe JioJli., or call at any of our uCurci.
surrounds each bx "f Pill?, and Ointment.
A band ota' rewarl will be ziTen tnau) or e
ren lerinjr f trch information a- iby lexl to
the detection ol any party or par iescoan er
feitinir the mediciaj or vesdiair the ;.
""-.- -.' .-.,... ...M , -
"voia at the rawnufjetory of rrof-or" ".n-.-,, fl -.
IIuLLntrarirt'n.. New Yor.and bv all r-. - JUlfMVriI fliflDV f. Ifl
'pcctable dragtrut ana dealer in taedicinci -,t'JvrfV,'llf VfcfiilA will)
throughout the civilix-4 worid. in :oxeat .--. - ,
-i5centr.&:c ntP an J J. each. !-..-, v, m -i3?3r,ffw 3s.
SThere L considerable avic; by takxnr i a n2- ST!z, Ecic:, Xzjx.
I t? e larser .izea.. I m . ,,-, T. . iv---j,. .
&&
,M t N K I lir'tTrtM4 frir rr! vni.l iA aC n. .. M
t;;n;, Tn mZAukzir . z:z, ,:, & -. csmjt ju.
Wl -.-., .!.(, 1. . -l J t ..iw?, ui.
WE AL-O
Keep a Supply ofPuriuiaIaipleiiieiiUk
, 're n a call, a wr fel wre we pan txixt you, and at S orc
t low a any other firm in lh west.
Remember the place, 1 door north of the PnV.injf oftce.
Red Cloud- Neb.
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