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WEBSTER CO.. NEBRASKA.
LOCAL MATTERS.
JkAicrtin this Column 10 Coil' a Line
- Arrival and Departure r Knll
rrBi Ibr RmI Cluat P.O.
Hai?tisgs Leaves Monday's
Wednesday's and Friday 7 am.
Mail closed 9 p. tn. Arrive? Tues
day Thursday and Saturday'" p. m.
Harvard leaves Tuesday's and
Friday' C p. :u. arrive? Tuesday's
and Friday' 5J p. in. Mail closed
w b p. m.
"'Frankus, going eaht, Monday's
and Thur.-day'r- 2 p. m. Goinp wet
Tuesday's and Friday's 10 a. ni
Pl.KABANT HlM. leaven Thursdays G
a. ui. Arrive- Wednesday's 4 p.m.
Mail closed 9 p. in.
Jv.ELL Kanas, arrive? Friday V
J2 m. leaven Friday 1 p. m.
Ilrssp.L, Kansas arrive.-Thursday's
la. uj. leaves Thursday 1 p.
Office open from 4 uutill G p.
Ill
III.
Sunday-.
All rciMMtercd matter niu.t be
in
gac evening before the maibi leave.
T M. B. McNitt. l M.
CliriM'II IHRIXTOBT.
CONGREGATIONAL CIiyilCFI
Serviecs eyerv fir-t and third Sabbath-of
each month at lied Cloud
, nd Inavalc. 7J o'clock P. M. at
4 Bed Cloud. 2 o'clock P. M. at In
j.vale. Every f-econd and louith
Sabbaths at Batin and Harmony
1 Winets. Kkv. A. Maxwell,
Ritor.
BAITIST CiirKCH. Rev.
r .J. T. Mil.NKR. Services second
Sabbath in eaih mouth at 1 1 A. M.
Saiuiath School every Sabbath
morning nt li M. ('1o-f at 1 1.
w V. W. J-ir.i.NOKii. ?mt.
BAND OF HOPE rnts every two
9 weeks on alternate Thursday even
incs at G 150 o clock.
Subcrihcn who do not receire their pa
per rcjculnrly. will confer a fat-or by notify
ingr u of tiir fact at once.
X
pSub-"TiiiT who finilnreil cruM
X
iimi k-I ni In- inn rem of their
imoi ri. will know titer ubirrii-
itioa rxn-re? nith th- numbi r
f How ins. nnl th-y are reiuetr4 to renew
al oim r. Tbon- who find a blue on i-b on their
l.iiet v. ill kiio-T that they arc in ntrear.-.
n i a little uhhu-J would bcacrcjtablc to us
TO VN A NJ CO UNTlt V.
'lake the Chief.
Cold and hlu-teriii;: yeMerday.
Several prairie :
thi.- week.
The Star Saloon
pr -i lit
chooners in town
is closed for the
Several outfiii- pav,-d tlirnueh town
Jjm wcik, bound lor the Black Hill.s.
k The ae-.sor.
ate on thi-ir horrible
Ilil-Hitl
Prepare lor thetu.
Mr-. Lutz has had a new
built i: f:ont uf !nr to i lencc.
stoop
A i.uu.btr cf the leg-il
J.ave sona to T!oom;nton
.court this week.
fiatcrnity
to attend
The tov.n aj j v:u.
thi- wt-ck, afior the
oj court wc'k.
m uU. and duli
hurry aud buatie
Mr Iiiiiit'll, the Imle manor
Webter county, 1- on of the appre
ciatie rcader-s f t'-.c Cnu:F.
to An outfit of mx teams aud fifteen or
tueuiy men bound for the Black Hiila
Mopj.ed in toun ht niplit.
We have for ule at this ofliee an
order for a new Stiver Tonpued Need
ham Oigan, which we will ell at a
bargaiu.
. Grahoj per meeting arc being
lield all over the State. Hope they
vr.ll devise mie means for the exter
mination of the pe--t.
We have jut
new jb matt-ria
received a supply of
und are now well
ptepartd to execute all kinds of job
uik with neatntssand disjiatch.
ana out ior mm. THIS aiu m,,1
hlm. -How's dish V says he. -I ar "suiis, aua maKes lue "uuiug
1 was to get more as before. Byj"00 lhat "every horse-thief is
you make mistake!' The matters trced t0 Red Cloud and there all
explained to him, that he former! trace is lost." And then in the height
We have ink enough on
uauu iu
print the Chief for ten or a dozeD
jc-ars, but we haven't greenbacks
B-nough to buy a "'settiu lieu."
HARNESS! HARNESS!!
V. m. McBride will gat you up a
good harness at reasonable figures.
Call and see him. Oue door south of
the new Meat Market. 31-tf
We are glad to note that the people
of Webster county are gradually
awakenins to the importance of mak
ing an effort to secure a railroad at
this point. Meetings are being held
and considerable interest manifested.
It may be of interest to advertisers
to know that their advertisements,
aud locals are regularly charged up to
them, and that they will be expected
to settle for the fame, with the pio
prietor of the Chief.
Mr. John Noyes, a resident of
Maiue, who is at present a guest of
Rev. Maxwell, lightei up the gloom
of our sanctum, with hs genial coun
tenance last Tuesday, and ordered the
CniEF sent to his father iu Maine.
Plant Trees. Every man who
owns proi-ert in Red Cload should
ornament his premises with trees.
Nothing, perhaps, adds more to the
beauty and lovhness of a town than
shade trees, besides it is conductive oft
health. The time for planting trees of their favorable locaiiou. The col
has arrived, and we hope our citizens - umns of the Chief are open for the
ill impiovc it. i discussion of the subject.
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Railroad Meeting 1
Procccdincs of the Railroad meet
ing held at Red Cloud, March 31. '77
Meeting called to order, Mr. 1'eiser
in the chair.
On motion M. L. Thomas was cbo
ten Secretary
The committee then made a ftatc
ment of the proceedings of the meet
inp at Sutton which was the name in
substance as the proceedings in anoth
er column, from the Sutton Time.
Mr. Yeb-er then made some very
-enable and timily rcmatks on rail
road matter.-.
Joseph Garber made report of ex
pense of dcleaTe?- while absent at
Sutton.
On motion the report of the com
mittee was accepted and committee
discharged.
On motion a committee of 5ve was
elected to confer with the various rail
road companies, in the interest of
Webster county, and also to confer
with the committees of the different
counties on the propose 1 route from
Wahoo to Ued Cioud. The following
Committee was chorea :
J. A Tulleys, Red Cloud; J. H.
Ilnbart, Oak Creek ; J.E.Smith.
Guide Rock ; R. B. Fulton, Walnut
Creek ; W. E. Thome, Harmony.
The following resolution was offered
by Mr. Garber and accepted :
Resolved, That this committee U'C
all honorable means to secure the
building of the Omaha and Republi
can Valley or .some other railroad to
strike the Republican valley not far
ther west than Red Cloud.
On motion a committee of five citi
zens of Red Cioud was appointed to
look to the interests of Red Cloud, in
railroad matters :
Rev. Maxwell, ")
J. S. Gilham.
U.S. Kaley, fCoin.
M. L. Thomas, I
Peter Head J
On motion, and by recommendation
of Mr. Yeir-er, a committee of two was
appointed to confer with, and induce
Russian iuimigrntion to Webster Co.
Committee, Kaley Bro.
On motion, adjourned.
Geo Yeiser, M. L. Thomas,
Chairman. Secretary.
Re". II. N. Gates will preich at the
Scl. 'd House next Sunday evening at
7 p. in.
Uncle Sam has just received a fine
.stock of new good-", such a Print',
Hoots and Shoes-, etc. Hi.s stock of
boots aud .shoe- are of the best make
and quality in the market
Geo. Z 'is' hotel was crowded dur
iug court week. He had fifty persons
there for meala every day. He intends
to put up a large building the coming
Miuiuicr to be used for hotel purposes,
exclusively. George deaU fairly with
his natrons.
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Do you want to fell your land ? If
you do we can ell it for you. Our fa
cilities for advertising will enable us to
make sales, when, perhaps, no one
else cnul'l. If no sale is nude no
charge will be made for advertts'ng
A horse was stolen irotn the editor
of the Hastings Journal oue day hst
week, aud wah traced in thi.s direction
as far as Red Loud, rtebiaka.
Smith Co. (Kan.) Pioneer.
If we understand aright, the hone
was it len from Mr. Babcock, brother
of the editor of the Adams County
Gnztttc, and was traced as far as
Smith Center, Kansas, where there is
supposed to be an underground stable
for the reception of stolen horses.
The little fellow who presides over
the "4x9" over in Smith Center, gets
up aud howls at us agaiu, for imagin-
nT hie vntn I a n rniii'i mr a run
al- 1 I ,l J I1..L-
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citizens oi ouuui county wuu uuve
county
been in the habit of trading at Red
Cloud, to "come away while there is
yet time, lest by their intercourse with
the citizens of Red Cloud, they be
come contaminated." We venture
the assertion that the gentlemen of
Smith count), who trade ;t Red
Cloud, do so because it. Is to their in
terest, ant! they like to be "coutatmna
ted" in that way.
It has been suggested that it would
be a good idea to have a few thousand
pamphlets printed for gratuitous dis
tribution from this county. Thi patn
oblets to coutain a true and concise
history of Webster couuty, setting
forth its advantages and resources, etc.
etc. The good that would result to
Webster county from a thoroueh and
systematic course of judicious advertis
ing, would more thau pay three times
over for the small expense of the same.
And we hope our citizens wdl at an
early day, take the matter under their
favorable consideration. Instances
have came under our observation
where certain counties have increased
in population and wealth far beyond
that of their sister counties, possess
ing equal natural advantages, and this
desirable result was onhbrougbt aboat
by a thorough coilrse of advertising ;
a determination on the part of the cit-
izens to let the outside world k no
FOR KILE.
ICO acrc. of Und, five rail outh
west of Juniata, Neb., cheap lor cah
jr on ca-y term. Enquire at H-rald
office, Juniata, or at Chief oSce,
Red Chud. 3-tf
Mr. Butler, the propricor of tho
west mail line from Red Cloud to
UastiiiK, run three team over the
route, makine itood time. S. Alexan-
der drives thw end of the route from
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Well'a F. 0. to Red Cioud, and al
ways comes in early. Traveler car
ried either way at reasonable rates.
Hereafter all transient advertise
ments and locals mut be paid in ad
vance. Anyone, other than those who
are permanently located in bu-ine"
here, need not hand in adverti-eiuentr
of any kind unless accompanied by the
cath. Frq'ient losea during the short
time we have bc.u in the business,
compels Us to adojtt thi rule.
Geo. Tayler informs us that a dis
cub: ha-s broke out among his cattle,
recent v, which is proving very de
structive, he having already lost sev
eral bead of his best cattle. No oue
appears to know anything about the
nature of the disease, and so far there
has been no remedy discovered for it.
The htock is taken sick aud die very
suddenly. Anyone knowing anything
about this dLeaMi, and a temedy for it
will do the public a favor by making it
known through the columns of the
CUILK.
The La Clede is prepared to accom
modate all oo as good style as any one
in Red Cloud.
Dr. Tulleya returned from his east
ern trip last Tuesday. Now ye loving
swains who have long been wanting to
joiu yourselves together in the sacred
bonds or matrimony, and have been
unable to do so on accouut of the dis
penser of license being absent, and
have felt the truth of the old adage,
that "hope long deferred maketh the
heart sick," can now hustle arouud
aud get married before warm weather
sets in.
QUEENSWAReTqUEKNSWare!
John G. PottPr has just received a
large amount of Queeuiware, etc., etc.
which he will hell at figures to suit
purchasers Call and eo. J ohn G,
Potter, Red Cioud, Neb. 32
E. H. Jones, our efficient County
Treasurer, called yesterday and contri
buted liberally to our financial budget.
We were entertained yesterday by
listening to Cha. Gurney's stories of
his experiences while a sailor on the
briny deep.
When you come to town ston at the
La Clede House, where you can find
good accommodations for yourself and
team.
The red blanketed, moecasined,
louy-pated, thieving red devils of the
Omaha tribe of the noble(?) red man,
was in town yesterday. They are on
their way home from their buffalo
hunt on the western plains They re
port heap snow ! no heap buffalo We.
infer that their hunting expedition
was not crowned with that degree of
success, which the red men is wont to
moot with on their annual visits to the
land ol Ouffalo ..nd e!k.
Holloway's Pills The most power
ful existing medicine for the cure of
female complaints. Fifty years expe
rience, incontestably prove these rem
edies unrivalled for the disorders in
cidental to the softer sex. No family
should be without them. They may
be taken by young and old, as they
will restore health when every other
means prove unsuccessful. 25 cents
per box or pot.
BZD CLOTS CTOSS1TT UABSZ7 SEPOEt
corrected weekly by s. garber.
Wheat, per bushel $ .90
Corn, " 20
Potatoes " " 25
Oats " " 20
Barley " " 25
Eggs per dozen 05
Butter per pound 12$
Lard " 10
Onion per bushel 75
Dried apples 10 tbs for 1 00
Sab Lake peaches 5 tbs for 1 00
A Sugar, Ci fts for 1 00
C Sugar 7 -. fur 1 00
New Orleans sucar 8 fts for 1 00
Best Rio Coffee 3 lbs for 1 00
Rice 9 lbs for 1 00
Prunes 10 lbs for 100
Blackberries 5i lbs for 1 00
Currants S lbs for 1 00
Teas from 40 ets. to $1.00 per ft.
Muslins 10 to 12 per yard.
Ducks, from 17 to 25 cts. per yard.
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A CASS 70 THE FT7BLXC.
For many years we have made two
medaciues suited to the ailments of a
vast class of sufferers. Thousands of
cures have been made by them, and in
fact, the word failure could not be cou
pled with them. But within the last
two years counterfeits of our medaciner
have sprung up, dangerous in their
cloce imitation of ou trade mark. To
secure the people we have placed upon
each genuine box of Hollo way s Oint
ment the fac simile of the signature of
our agent, Mr. Jos. Haydock. To coun
terfeit is felony. We shall relentlessly
pursue anyone who imitates this with
the utmost Tigor of the law. We most
earnestly beg that the great mass of
the American people will aid us in our
efforts to protect their health, and help
us in our task of bringing these most
unprinci naled men to the bar of ius-
tiee. Uniformly refuse to purchase Med !
acmes purporting to be ours unless Mr.
Joe. Haydock' s signature is attached
to each box of rills or pot of Oint
ment and the end will soon be reached.
The public's obedient servants.
Hollow ay & Co,
fbsirrj. Jand Jstnro.
mJ
t (Bslaff for
Stilt.
All who bare Rr! tAte that thry v'ub
to lt. or ei8i t dnt of. will ad it la
f ri,r i?ti
! Ctr oC:e. wtre terrai will be wJ
their iaterrt tvcaU era it. 1 i aB .. -i xae
kcown
Ima:irBtt. and thve (3irocof Mmr
Ins bot!e la ioath-wetrrs NrSftt.
woaVI do wrll t,c-aiul: rbtt .Kstz:j. ez.luf
as ttazsp tur fi-ij.
We hate at p-essnt the following
described tracts of land for sale :
lf ACRES,
situated on Elm Creek, fr) acre under
cultivation, plenty of timber and water
flood web, 20 feet deep, huue, !-:a-b!e-,
etc Iarid nearly all level, beinc
mostly second bottom. ('!oe to chool
hou-e J'nce, $l.OO). $oj) down, bal
ance in payments to suit purcbair.
Deed given.
120 ACRE?
of deeded land, situated on Elm Creek,
Plenty uf timber, panlj under cultiva
tion Convenient to schools and
cburche. Term-, $;&) eai.
A farm on Elm Creek, If) acres, -'0
acres under cultivation. Timber and
water This farm will be sold very
cheep and on easy term.s, For further
particular- oil on or address the
Chief office Red Cloud Neb
FOR SALE.
Our percoal prnpeity, consisting in
part of one span of bay mare-, harness
and wagon. One spin of mule?, har
ness and waeon. One young milch
cow. Ten head or hoes, one seeder,
nearly new, plows, harrows and culti
vators, and about five hundred bushel
of corn, and other articles ton numer
ous to mention. All of which will be
sold cheap for ca-h. Young stock and
two ponies wanted.
Geo. M Simpson.
20 F. F. Baily.
11 miles West of Guide Ruck Neb.
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
The Guide Rock Drug Store, consist
ing in part of a complete assortment
of pure Drugs Mcd.icines and Oils.
Canned fruits, oysters, cracker, to
barco and cigars. A'so a full line of
fancy and show case goods. A good
team will be taken as pirt pay, if de
sired. Balaucc Cath.
Heury H. Hoskins.
Guide Rock Neb. 2 '20
Three sewing mact.ines for sale at
thi- office. The Victor, Home, and
the Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine.
They are all new, having never been
ued. and are fully warrauted. They
will be sold at a bargain.
JL OC.I LS.
Go to the Red Cloud
Furniture
15tf
Store, for your furniture.
School District Records for
C. W. Kaley.
sale by
28.
Cat! Weler wi-hes to inform all
those who left their guns at his shop
for repairs, to call immediately and set
tie, or they will be sold to pay charges.
All accounts must be settled on or be
fore the 22-1 day of March, 1877.
Red Cloud, Neb., Feb. 22 J, 1577.
wanted!
500 fat hops, for which I will pay
the highest market price.
20 tf W. N. Richardson,
Patterns for sale very cheap at the
Chicago Universal Pattern Agency.
31-tf H. F. Lutz, Agt.
J. L.U1LLZ3.
Agent, for the White Sewing Ma
chine. Any one wishing to purchase
one of these machines, will find a sam
ple machine at the Furniture store.
When you come to town, 6top at
the La Clede House and get a good
square meal.
rASUSSSLOOI HEBE.
I will et hedge for all tho e wishing
work of that kind done, for 25 cents
per rod and insure a stand of live
plants. Call on or addre-s,
WM. W. Br.S'KELL,
24 tf Stillwater, Neb.
J. D. Post informs us that he has
the largest barn west of Joe,, War
ner's and is prepared to accommo
date the freighters, and all others
who may calL Livery ngs furnished
on short notice 16-ti
Unclaimed letters remaining in this
office March 1st. 1S77:
Bernard Comey.
Mrs. Annie Cartan.
David R. I-oring.
Booth McCormick.
M. 3. Parberg
M. B. McNitt, P. M.
Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.
JSeur Novelties,
JTJST ESCSIVSD AT WSOLBACH'S.
FIRST DOOR SOUTH OF THE BANK.
Sactirss ITefc.
1,000 Ladies Linea Collars and Cufis.
500 Bolt? of Ribbon.
100 pieces of Toweling.
10 " of Table Linen.
20 " Brown Duck.
500 Mu?lin, Extra Cheap.
500 Overalls 50 cents to 75 cents.
500 Suits Clothes, $4.50 to $12 00.
All the above goods were purchased
lately by Mr. Mike Wolback, who is
at the present, aud will be in the fu
ture, in New York City. We will be
able to sell you from now on, goods at
the very lowest Bgures. All the litest
novelties of the season, good in quality
and cheap is price give us a calL
Wolbaoh Bao's.
H bSINESS DIRECTOR Y
Atttnieyi at Law.
J. S- Gilham.
Att'y at Law
and notary public
Or Collection promptly attended to, i
S. Txx'x. 2i Zjni Sei. ,
J. R. Wlllrox
attorney at law,
and U S CnituUsiorcr.
CJ" Collection Promptly Attended to
OFFICE OSK UOOIt
OUTH OFBAL'M'i STORE
Rei Cloud. - - - Neb.
M. L. Thomas,
SiJL- s.Za., AS:.
Will veil Rrl Kjtatc ad Prrws&l prertj
oa c'JcstatMioL.
GjrOrBce at Chikk office,-
RED CLOUD - - - NEBRASKA
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at.
Art. It 4 M. R.K. Und
Stoical 5Jroflir5,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
An ?? r"-? i"?v"?
Will practice in all the Courts in
thiii State and Northern Kan-a?.
Colection- promptly attended to aud
Corre-pondence .solicited.
Rod Cloud, Ntbratka.
JAS. LAIRD,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR- !
!fi at law. Juniata Nehmk a. Will J
iiractice in all the Courts of the State
Prompt attention piven to Ml bume
entrunted to his care. Office on the
east iida Juniata Avenue. July 1 7
Geo.W. Sheppard,
GOVERNMENT
jttinh llarnrt,
BLOOM INGTON, NEB.
Musicians and Surgeons.
All medical calls promptly attended
to at all hour?.
firOffice in City Drue Store.
15-17 Bed Cloud. lelrasia.
W. N. RICHARDSON, J. A. TULLEVS
Richardson & Tulleys,
SEAL SSTATS & CGL'CTKG AGENTS
Will lny and sell Rl Kt'te on Otcmty-
io. ml pny tnxe for nnn-rriilrnt.
Specinl Httentmn jriven to collections. Cor
respondence olicitel. All letter of inquiry,
or on business promptly answered.
RED CLOUD.
NEB.
smmn Bmm
Juniata, !s"eb-
GEO. KUDER - - - PROP.
Good Bed Good Mrals,
ing.
cf-
Stable
17 5m
Commercial Hotel.
Riverton, Nebraska.
W. W. Robinson. - - - Prop.
Good beds, good fare and charge
reasonable.
Meab at all hours
Republican Valley
STAGE LINE-
2. C. J02ISS, Proprietor.
Regular trips will be made between
HASTINGS and RED CLOUD.
I shall be pleaded to carry passenger
upon the days mentioned, leaving Re
Cloud at 6 A. M. on Tuesdays.! Thurs
days and Saturdays. Leaving Hastings
at 6 A. M., on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays.
Fare reasonable.
Idams ounfe plt,
HASTI50S, ADIMSCOUXXY, XXB.
A General Banking Business
TRANSACTED.
G81M6T38NS
MADE A SPECIALTY.
Draft3 on Europe bought aud sold.
Ageats for several steausnip Hbcs.
JVBasiae; entrusteJ to ms will hare
proaipt and careful attentioa-
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Notify Pablic.
SAM'L GARBER
DCALta tx
Groceries
BOOTH hh. SHOE 1
Hats, Caps. &
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Hi a dtj Ma de Civ th ing
We have the Largest!
Stock in the Vaily and will
not be undersold.
GIVE US A CALL, ONE A ALL
Sam'l Garber
lied loinl. Xtb
t'.d
TUB CHIEF,
NEWS
AND
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?3?riiifinfl Uvct.
Job jor!t tailn xttu:cd
mi 4 4
THE ONLY PAPER IN
WEBSTER CO
M. L. Thomas,
Proprietor.
IF YOU WISH THE
Lightest Running,
Best Constructed,
Most Noisless
Lock-stitch Shuttle
"XftSKAKA
SEWING MACHINK
You cannot afford to purchase with
out examining the
a
VICTOR"'
To try it U to be convinced that it is
the machine most to be desired.
If you have no Agent in your vicin
ity, write for Circular aad term?, to
Victor Sewing Machine Co.,
331 West Xtiizzz Street,
'HfCA. ILX.
Red Cloud Mills!
We are prepared to do cus
tome work,
Cr Ml tr Sale.
9 Satisfaction guaranteed in
lualiry of fiour solb. aad cCjfioji
vro&K. Farmers -hould be particular
to secure the best of seed wheat.
Potter Sl Frisbie!
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BLACKSMITH
SHOP.
HAMPTON & RALSTON. Props.
Tli' ardrrvftd htfcjf a:wi to x-t ir
idc f Webfcr Strrrt rr prrt)t'.J to d 3 V h tht fc
oc bn aeiKW J jrvd W
All Wtrk Wirrante.
j MWr trtxltr our the. te iW rl& fr pt pt?mm v
' rrpcctfu8j tolknt a enitiaatp of tKr tasrk
HAMPTON A
Ii4 mu4t
BOOT AKD SHOE SHOP !
PARKS BROS.. Propritors.
Tbi frm ! now prrpirtd ta farml iW pabl Jt lltOT?
ma tic of the t niitrrul and at Sfiurc? 3 ) tbt oa? tmnl gm trc
, Axlt 1
; Ail Kinds of Repairing Dona With Neatness and
1 Dispatch.
A hrr nf the ;ubw? ptruaJiTc rptfuftjr ntwhwl
ork lull) 3ijtj!rtL
lVt: l H A Till II,
and be cct.vit,frd tl.tt it lo ji'Uf in)rrrt to pl;ntt u?.
TARKS HKOTHKHS,
2V tf
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Red Cloud,
(t. Putter has just rrcrirrd
ffioo&r.
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