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THE RED CLOUD CHIEF.
M. L. THOMAS,' - r. Editor
THUKSDAY Nirch 15th 1877
Ittcief lasscriptlon.
One copy lyear $2.00
One copy C inontHfl, 1. 00
One copy .................. .50
'WrespoadeBee solicited from all parts o
the County and Hutc, oa matter of genera
a caret t.
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Official Directory.
CONGRESSIONAL.
A.,S. Paddock. Beatrice. U. 8. Senater.
W. iliteboock, Omaha. U. S. Senator.
Lorenso Crourue Representative.
KXKCUTJVE.
SILAS GAHBER. Qovvrsor. ' LSacoln.
BrnnoTtschpok.
J. a Weston Ltieoli
J, ;. McUnJe. ,,
iu. II. Robert.
gee. of abate
Aadilor.
Treasurer.
Att'r (i.n
I. K. MoKemie. Lincoln.. cap. Pab-fosiae.
JUDIC AKY.
Jeo. M. LiVe.Oroi.hs.
1) ah'I nnt. NefcnskaCLv.
-Um'l Maxwell, ristso.oj
ChiefJirtir.
thi Awociate Jo.
WEHST2R COUNTY.
K. Tulley. County Clerk.
Treasurer.
Probate .vJje.
fthenfT.
School Sat.'t.
Coroner.
Coantj Surveyor
J
E. II. Jones.
I. W.Tiilley
II. C. Kill,
A. A. Pope,
C. O. Toon.
W E. Thorn,
l. MT. IUU,
I. II. Luce,
J. 11. H'rbart.
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Coanty oramiisloaer.
Tilden wil en fo Ei,,m'
Jack McCall, tbe murderer nf Wild
Bill was handed at York ton on tbe let
inst. '
The h:itiies men of New York have
h!d metiW r.d parsed rn-nlutions
riidiir-ii: hf pi Hey of pr-.-i lent H.y.-s
tw-iri thujuntth
The coroner Vjury tendered a ver
dct on the Ashtabul. disaster that the
fall of the bridge was the result of cr
rnrs and defects made in defining,
constructing and erecting the flame,
und that the railroad company is re
sponsible for the Jos of life incurred.
The fact that President Hayes has
tendered ex-Senator Keyes of Tenner
pei, the position of Postmaster Gener
al, U received with great satisfaction
by all parties, not only as worthy tri
bute to Mr. Keyes, but as an indica
t'on of the conservative poKey of tbe
tit w president toward the South.
William Henry Weldon, the young
man who attempted the life of Gover
nr Packard, at New Orleans the I5th
of February Iat, in at large, on $5,000
Itail. It is intimated that he will not
1j prosecuted owing to the inter por
tion of friends or bis father, who is a
preacher.
At a recent railroad meeting in Fair
field, the following resolution was
passed :
"We are ready, willing and anxious
to give the O. k R. V. R. R. or any
otl.er railroad all the aisi-Lv ce in our
power to advance the buillins ofn
railroad through the above named
counties, via York, Sutton, Fait field
cd Red Cloud."
The following is the New Cabinet :
Secretary of Slate, Wm. Evarts, of
New York. Secretary of the Treasury,
Sen. Sherman, of Ohio. Secretary of
War, George W. McCreary, of Tnwa.
Secretary of Navy, Richard M Themp
son, of Indiana. Secretary of Tnrior,
Carl Sehmr, of Missouri. Postmaster
G.Miera!,- David M Key, of Tennessee.
Attorney Ucueral. Chas. Deveos,
Masiachuett.
Tas Qrassiopptr Act
The following is the law paired at
the last session of the legislature to
aid in warding off tbe grasshopper
ravages :
Be it enacted ly the UjUhunre of the
State of Kebromhi :
Sec. 1. That the supervisors of each
road district in this Sure shall, at any
time when the grasshopper hall have
hatched out, and before the unm shall
become full-fledged and able to fly,
Dotifiy each able bodied male resident
of his dfetrict, between the age of six
teen and sixty to perforin two day
labor, at such time, and such place,
and in such manner as ahall by Fa d
supervisor be deemed most efficient in
the destruction of the grzudhonper.
O J . t ti t
oaia Douce- tuaii oc giv n in the tut:
maimer a is p.o?ided by hj .Y.v, for
the notice to work upon I ublic high
ways Sec 2. Cities oT;be firf and .eond
clas:. shall be governed l.y thf irv:a
siena of this act ; and it ball be th"
duty of the mayor of such cities, to
appoint, not exit-euiug :w supervi-) a i
for each ward, to oversee the laW to
be pet formed under the provisions of
this act
Sec 3. In esse it shall appear that
two day' work is not sufficient to de
stroy the grasshoppers it any district
or ward, and shall further appear
'hat more time can be profitably em
ployed in the destruction of the -grass
hoppers, sa per visor of such ward or
road district may require from the per
sons liable to the provisions of this act
not exceeding ten days' labor iu addition-
to the time hereinbefore mention
ed, and it shall be the duty of such
supervisor to give each person who
shall have performed labor under the
provisions of this section, a receipt for
the number of days' labor performed,
and the supervisor shall upon oath re
port to tit city or county authorities
the names and amount of labor per
formed by each person.
Sec 4 It shall be the duty of all
persons subject to the provisions of
this act, to attend when notified as
herein provided, and labor under the
direction of the supervisor of their re
spective district or ward. Any person
who, after being notifieJ, bnll refuse,
neglect, or fail to comply v. I. ft the pro
visions of this act, shall forfeit and pay
'o the county or city treasurer, as the
case may be, the im of ten dollars,
together with co.ts of suit, which sum
shall be collectod, by suit before any
justice of the peace within the county,
in an action t be brought in the name
of the city or county.
Sec. 5. The supervisor shall report
under oath, to the city or couuty au
thorities, the name of all persons who
sdull have refused or failed to comply
with the piovisions of thi act.
Sec 6. The flues collected under
the provisions of thi-. act, shall go to
the school fund.
Sec 7. This being a case of emer
gency, this act shall take effeot and be
in foroe from and after its passage.
SebMl aittrfrt luifttM.
PIMPLE.
I will siall iFrtM) la rarifM for pr pari as
a alrapla V tab! aUIra that will revet
Red Cloud & Jew
The annual meeting of each school '. ? 'r5k,e-JTmf,m i H"i. - J .
. . , , ,, , .. I in the kia aot. lr and bvaatifal : alao JB Cllitf
IstriCt tatMt be hekj On the Drt IOU-I tBttraetiBJ for prodaeia m Uiartaat Vll WIIJ
f . I rroth of hir on a b'J he4 or a aicKlh
day of April.
As the now tdition of the xhool law
easnnt be furtjibed to the directors in
tiave for this meeting, and a. wiue
boards are wiibcui copies, i dc-ire to
make iuggetionj through the ir-.o of
the state, in regard to the bu-iue :o
be d-ine at ll e annual mvfting :
I. 'Hie drctur uiut give written or
printed notic of the annual tueetiujc
I at ic4t fittceu dav before, Mating day,
hour and pUce of ravectiug. (See tec
21, school laws.)
2. The director must take the cen-u-
wimin ten days belcrc the tint
Monday in April. If the director is
t,-ent or unable, the ojodeiaur or
treasurer mus dj .t. The cenaU- can
be kgully taken only at rhitimc. (See
sec 40 of school law.)
THE ANNUAL 2JEKTI.N;
whm a-seaibLd Miouid purotie the fu'-
lowifiit uMer jf bulUtina uoleiv pectai
circumstaoces r-rjjer $ou.u other more
convenient :
1. i tie director's retort should be
read foJ the infatuation of the meet
ing. It should embody :
(1 ) A summary of all laioess
trannacted by tbe district jr tbe board
during the past year.
(2.. The number of mills of tax lev
ied by the district at the last annual
meeting, also the uumber of milU lev
ied by the county commiysiouers to
pay bond, or loi other purposes con
nected with tbe schools.
(.'.) Any other items which will be
of use to the district in arranging bus
iness for the next year.
2. The treasurer's report should be
read : it houid contain :
(1.) An itemised statement of all
moneys received by him during the
year, and for what paid.
(3.) A statement showing money on
hand.
(4.) The total amount of district in
debtedness, and when each part of it
is due.
After this report is read the treasur
er should present his vouchers for
money paid, and Miule with tbe Board
The full details of this settlement
should be noted on the directors' rec
ord, for future reference.
The meeting should next determine
the number of months school shall be
kept in the eusuing year. (See sec. 33
of school law )
The director should then present hi
v uwme or me expeuses ucceary to
(ac. Addr.-tu Baa. Vaadvlf A Ca kVia 51 Zl
So. 5 WnoUr St.. S. T. 22
3To:!ct to Teicitrt.
Connecting at Red C.od witb tb
f Republics Valley line, ruaoiog
Mra gbt to Ha.tinc".
KSuTLree rrcular trip wilibeaaade
each wtek. leaving RA Cload the
4tuc time the stage froaa Hatibg
docs.
Notice if herby given. That I will ex
fcTainc all peron wKo may desire to
offer thcmclve as candidate for tea
chers of r he primar; oreommon achooU
of Webber coany, at Red Cloud on te
firm Saturday in tbe umnths of Feb. 1 30013 AVD 3CC0 TDX KASX CK
ruary. May, August, nd Nnrember TU ROAD.
A. I. Kxatuina'irvns will also!
If held in District No. 21 Stillwater
BOWERY 4 FARRELL,
Keep the largrt ai aot coatplete
Moe.orlHON. STKKU
WAHUNTIMBKIL
HARDWARK. andTINWARK. ' RHERTOm
of aay hot is the wr, ad sell th
chcaj, Alo
y.gt.flWBaawvaj.f.
.yi:h
i
coal ii ?ack3 zazxarn,
dvsctiptioa coaaUntly o
Precinct, and in lla'mony precinct,
before summer school- commence.
A A Pt,e, Co. Sup't.
N"gunda Jan. .th 1S77.
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Fa re rha sos a hu:
30 lv D. H.GOIFKKY.
of every
haada.
15 if
"Go and See Tfccaa.
IL Strt.
Hrk
GBOBC SEISM,
-oiAtiaiji-
TxaaaRSX
mclud-
04
The Senite has confirmed the Cabi
net appointments of President Hayes.
The legislature of Colorado is dis
tu-sing the propriety of abolishing the
g and jury. We have tried it in Kan-ai-thirtefnyear.,
and no one would
think of toing back to it. Even those
w!io thouuhuhat the axe had keen
laid at th- root of nil liberty when the
system was dune away with, would uot
now go b:ckw.ird-. Tlr has been
the experience in every state that, has
done away w:t: it Cm.moveeahk.
Thojiasville, Neb., '77.
Ed. Chief :- Stormy wpathcr now.
but folks will get married anyhow, hut J
why does not hac Probate Judge j:et
home, and not cause thec young men
the risk of freezing while cros-ing
those Nuckolls county prairies? Mr.
Wike, our worthy J. P., saya he will
resign if the-ie things comes not to an
end pretty soon alretdy." Some
whent sown in this vicinity, rather
early, I fear. Mr. David Anderson
and Miss Maggie Honey, were mar
ried at the residence cf Wm. Ross, on
the 8th of March, Wm. Ros, J. P.,
officiating. All of Webster c mnty.
lours, ANIKB.
I a .
De incurrcu tue ensuing year,
iog:
1 . For teachers' wages.
2. Fuel and contingencies.
3. Repairs on school houe
4. Additions to furniture.
5. Payment of officers' salaries.
C. Any other lawful purpoe.
7. Ettiuiatu of uumber of mills on
tbe dollar necessary to be levud to
cover each of these several amounts,
and the total number. (See sec. 50 of
school law. )
This tax, wheu voted, trust be re
ported to tbe couuty clerk of tbe coun
ty, between the first and third Mou
diysofJuoe. (See aec 55 of school
law.)
This report niu.-t La made by the
Board, end signed officially.
The director should make his repot t
to tnc county superintendent within
ten dys after tbe an.iuti meeting, if
tbe county superintendent has not tni
uish?d tbe director with a blank for
this report, one eaa be had by wntiog
for it to the county superintendent.
Directors will observe that the an
nual di.r.iet report is much less com
plicated than formerly. Tosuiiplcme.it
this brief report, the director w.ll send puial& tr?TATl!oR.h " h"r to
ASK the recr
errd dj'pPtiro.
Bi?ioai faffenn.
Tietiati of Kerer
and Arue then er-
curial duaveepa
ti Trt sow i hey re
covered bealtb.
cheerfai spirit j
K)Jappttite tbey
will tell you by
t-kifaff SXBMoa'a
LivsaiKo-LAToa.
The Cleaje-t, Porsit and Bfsi Familj
aeucine in u woria :
For Dyrpepr&. 'on.tipatiB. Juamliee.
Billions attack. Sick Headache. Colic. Ite
nression of SjiiriU, Sour HtomBck. Heart
ojrn, Jkc. Af.
Thin unrivalrd Southern Rcmady i war
ranted not to cod tain a tingle particlo of
Mercury, or any injurious mineral aubstauce
PURELY VEGETABLE.
oontsininr thoae Southern RmU and Herb,
which an aIiwio Provi.ien o haK placed .u
countrie where Liver Diea.eBiot prev, it.
n will cure all lmeee cau-eU bjr Ue-anre-incut
oftbe Iirer and boweU.
The Symptutni of Liver Coatplaint are
bitter or bad taste in thetnoutit; Fain in the
Hack. SHc.ior Joint, often iMakcn for
RheuniatWm ; Sour Stomach : Lom oi Ap
petite: Bowels altereatt-ly caetiveand lax;
Hendtciic; Lots ot memory, with a p.iintul
sensation of bavins failo i to do woiucthmg
Jich oucbt t-j have been done: dobility nw
spiritr. a thick yellow appearauce of thcukin
and eye, a dry cugh vlia mistaken for
Co -.rutaption.
Suinei itnes aiacy of the symptom attend
the dinease. at others very few; but the Liv
er, the ' arses t organ in the boJy. if genvrully
theesttof tbedi.-e.ue. a d ifaot Regula td
in time, great auffennr, wretchedaeM and
Death will ensue.
i can recommend an an efficacinua remedy
for disease of the Liver. II car. burn and Dy
pepeia, Slhuoho' live kkjclato.
LkWISG. VV UNDER,
ICi') Muter Street,
Assistant Foit Master. Philadelphia.
"We uuve tested ita virtu ex. pemonally. and
know tnat tor LfstvtD la. liiltounaeiu. ant
'throbbing ileadacne, it is the bert medicine
the worl.i ever baw. We have tried lorty
other remedies btsfure Kiramoca Liver Keg
utator, but none of them gave us more than
temporary rel!of: but the Regulator not onlv
relieved, bu cured us.'-JiD. Telegraph and
.Messenger. Macon. U.
Manufactured only by
J. E. SLilT k CO..
MACON, UA., and riilLADKLFHlA
It contains four medical eUaaaMta, .aerer
unitei in tbe same happy profOTttau in any
other preparation, viz : a entle Cathartic, a
woudcrful toiiic, an jnexceptiusmbia Ailer
ativo aud cerUiu to.reclive otall imprrrfie?
o; the body, rtuch signal success baa attea
doa its use, that it is now regarded as the
For all diseases of the Liver, Stomach and
Slileen.
As a Uemedy in
MALAKtOUS V KIU-, BOWEL COM
PLAINTS. DY.'j.'I.PSIA. .MENTAL Dr
l'KESSION, RESILESNESS, JAUNDICE,
NAUSEA, SICK HEADACHE, COLI",
CONSTIPATION ami BILIOUSNESS
I I'll An xNuKQUAia.
CM Ul OX
As tharaarsa uumber of imitatitiaaoftVred
to me intone, we would caulMC tnc cui.iir.u
YrVinos & Liquor
CIGARS.
Chewing, Smoking, Twbtcco
CANNED FRUITS
OF ALL KINDS,
AND
CONFECTION KRIS
And K-pecially
Fresh Lager Beer.
GEORGE ZEISS,
RED CLOUD, NEB.
13tf
C. Cameron,
HAhTIXUrt, Nut.
Has the largest iock of Goods west
of hioctdn oo hanu, and auorc beiag
daily received.
My stock consists of
r.rt. tha Iarr Mock in DRCGS. CHOICE K M II. y vHJ
ICINKS. PAl57&OIIAGL?. ITrTV. CflnuL IUh
STATlONAKT.aad rw fact eTrrylliiBg Ub fwtI in a irt - w
Irur liou.
W drJ Urtrlr'm DRY" t;t .!);. 811 WIs GI.O S" S i
TIONS. Ld-' IVIvrwarv. HOOT, SllOh. .-i 1IAHDV. ..
II 11) ad H'ltS a .pocudty. J
"Quick 8aiei 4 mall Profits !-
IS OCR MOTTO
jrV wilt H j a cooil chrafior thn any hon in th H
Call aud cxaattac our gonJs and ;ncc, atri U coati&cd f ). ,,
wy. a.v la
mm$zt
imm YAR9!
C R. POTTER,
BEDCLOTO,
Prop.
iin fit:
& Jl laaiurU
a specialty ; also n well aasortct) stork
of Notioas of aii kiud. cheap. 1 hare
I aUo a large stock of Clothiujr very low
in pneo, b4cndid value.
SHIRT Sty DHA WERS
of all kinds. My stotk of
GROCERIES, CROCKERY
and Giaa.-ware are all coaaplete, and
wtu De add very cheap for ca-b.
(Jail and examine my stock of
BOOTS, SHOES, Hats, Caps,
and all kinds of Furninhing: Gds will
be sold at very low prices.
Call and get prices and be convinced
tht this is the place to trade.
THIS
SPACE
f
IS OPEN
FOR SOME MAN OF
17 Qm
C. CAMERON.
1722.
People at !ar0 can ffnd constantly
on baud Lumber. Lath, Shingles,
Sash, Doors and Blinds.
Building Paper and Mould
ings. Pine and Hard woed
LUMBER.
tT Whtnt will ! tuken in exchange
fur lumber.
WELL BORING.
N. C. Clark of Guide Rock, has for
sale the best Well-boring apjasmtue
ever u-ed, conMotin of drilh, ;er,
etc. Two men with one of these drills
can drill from 40 to .10 foct in one day,
throth the rock of ibis cevntry.
The.ne drills are warranted la ha the
Near York Artesian Drill. 4o-tf
TO THE PUBLIC
SLEEPER A T.NKER
f
w
having formed a co-partocrhip for ih nrOMi of rtteaKin- -buamcMi
of Wagon making and Blaokstimlnii, arc now .rjarki
accomuiodatu the public.
RED CLOUD & SMITH CENTER
w J
,
rUni
af IRA will be found in WiggiVa old hip. Pick oer
big nhup.
All Work WtrraittdU Give Satisfaction
m aua.U ioMc all houL oX (i.an
Call and See LTs.
Re4 Cotitl, AbrH-an
J1
5V -
iiiiy to bu. u powders o-prepareJaiiutuois'
Liver iCcgjli .r, usless in our eugrated
wmi pfr, wuh the trade mark Atimpanu
signature uubiukc, Mone other is genuine.
J.H ZEZUK&CO.,
M.icon. iin ind Philadelphia.
Yonr albable uc lioine Si-iuions Liivt-r
Hegulator. has sat .-d me many Doitir's jiis
I use it for everything it is recouiiurndcd.
unl .lever knew it to IhiI. I have used it in
Colic and (Irubbs. with m mule and bursts
giri. gthemanout halt a bottle at a time, I
have not lost oue thit I save it to. you can
re omniend it to every una that Las s ock as
ocmg iu rc.-i mejieiue Known :or all cm-
The recent ampeTetator Jay Gould
: crinB the O. & N. W. and Rock
lsnd road.- is till th principal topic
aiimitf railroad circles. This fact ta
ken fn con.-sJeratioD with numerous
other movements among the railroads
indicate that a cm-iderabb degree of
uc-ivity may be looked for the coming
year, a? the watchful eye or capital
sees the coming prosperity of the eouu-
t ry. Republican.
The talented editor of the State
Journal, after stacking his political
arms to rest from the president! vic
tory, thus calmly and philosophically
pours forth his musical gifts io paro
dic e litorial on the defeated detnoorat
. i : raudidate in the mournful Qsevrres
of "The Burial of Sir John Moor.,r-
flo useless Cronin hugged his I The horse
cam, our id vxoooie sarms we wound
him, but he lay like a Usufruct Uking
his rest, with an empty bar'l around
hint. Long and strong were the pray
ers we said, sounding strangely pro
fane in our sorrow, but we steadfastly
yelled to bust up the count, as we bit
t y thought of the morrow. But in
the uiidst of howls that would waken
tne dead, about four o clock in the,
morning, we heard the distant and
sullen tread of Ferry's clan returning.
Siowly and eadiy we laid him dowo.
from the field of reform fresh and gory
bit wo cared not a for the cuss
that had gone, for we left him shorn
o b's glory. Lightly they'll talk and
our San ray deride, ahd o'er his cipher
di patches upbraid hiui, but railroads
hVH wresk and taxes he'll bide, if
hy doa't -Watch uncommonly sharp
arooad the spot when the tripartite
iftYe bid kkp.-
The following extract 'rora a letter
published in au eastern paper sets forth
some of the advantages of the Lone
Star State. Those who contemplate
moving there should read it:
"Texas as a farming country, is
pretly bard to beat. The soil mostly
h a black, san ly loam, easily cultiva
ted, and produc s well sueh staples as
whftat, corn, oats, and cotton, and it
is also good for stock raising. The
farmers here do not save any ford for
cattle, sheep or stock horses; they live
all winter on the grass, which is act
greea, howevr, in winter, but cures in
autumn and makes a pretry good sub
stitute for hay. The amount of cap
ital that is required here to produce a
payingcrop is so r-mall that it may
well be called a poor man's country.
For instance, one boise is sufficient to
break the Und and cultivate the crop.
or pony will cost about 30:
cortfcedit, $10; breaking plow,
&; harness, $3, an i any man can
construct a shovel plow stock, the
whole outfit oostiag mot more than $50.
Now he is able to plant ten acres of
corn and ten acres of cottoa, and he
will rah from three so four hundred
bushels of corn and putting hat the
very leas, eight bales of cottoo. Uc
will require a little heh to Diek th
cotton, but the eight hah-s. at the very
leat, will bring him $400. He will
payons-fourthofthat for rent, and
one-third of the corn, which will leave
him 200 bushels of corn and $300
worth of oottou. Now those are nt
fancy figures, but facts, and any man I
mat wm wort and use economy can do
in It does seem to me that men who
re rentbg op North and paying such
high rent, eoulddomuch better dawn
here m Texas."
with his report to tbe couuty superin
teudent ail tbe teachers' mouthlv re-
p rts he has received du ing the year
eudiutf April 3, 1877
A CORRECTION.
It will be noticed that in the 'teach
ers' monthly and term report," rant
out lately, under the head of "suggea
lions," the word "month" is used
twice the last word in the first two
suggestions--where tho word "term"
should be used. These should read, '
each pupil attended school duang
term," aud, days scnool was kept
iu the term." County superintendents
will please mike this correction before
sending out these report blanks.
The law requires both director and
treasurer to keep full and complete ac
counts of all district business transact-
fed by then. It is the dosv of the
district to furnish suitable books for
thit purpose. ucfa records pro per lv
kept, will oV much to expedite basi
nes, prevent mistakes, and ensure the
most economical management of school
affairs.
S. R. Tvompsdx,
State SupL Pub. Ins.
April 1st.
18-ly
Agent for Grangers of Georgia.
MARK THESE FACTS.
The Testimony o.p the Whole World.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
"I had no appetite liolloway's Pills gave
me a hearty on:."
"Yonr Pills nre marvellous."
'I send for another box. and keep them is
the house."
"Dr. 11 lloway has eared my headache
that was chronic."
I gave one of yor Pills to aay babe for
chol-ra morbus. The dear little thing got
well in a day."
"My uansea of a moraine is bow cared."
Tfour box of liolloway's Ointment cared
me of noises in tbe bead. I rubbed st me of
your ointment behind the ear and the Boise
haj left."
"send me two boxes; I want owe for a poor
family.".
I enclose a dollar, your price is 25 ceBts.
but the medicine to ate is worth a dollar."
I have over IWsach testimonials a these
but wast nf space compels me to conclude.
For Oetaneoas Diserdat,
And a,l eraptioas of the skin, this Ointment
is most i valuable. It does aot heal exter
nally aloae. t penetrates with the most
carcBin elects to tne very root ot the evil-
I10LLO WAY'S. PILLS
Invariably care the followias disease
Wittier of the Sdssjav
In all disease afectiar these oraaB.whetb-
Quick Sal sad Snali Profits.
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Connecting at Red Cloud with the
Republican River Huge Line.
Three rernrar trip a week, aryirmg
and departing from Red Cloud at-fhe
i-M:e tae the stage from the railroad
does.
nil.
FAKE VERY LOW.
J. S. SU3&3W, Prep.
THE NEW
HOME
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The advertiser having bees penaaaently
eared a- tbatdrea-l diseas-. '.'onuutptiun. b
a simple rented , ii anxious to mike known
to his fallow saftV-rera thm n nf,,. -..
all who desie it, .he will scad ae py of the
prcnpuon ased. tfre .rCBrge). with th.
airaeuoas lor preparing and asiag the same,
watch ih-y will find a sure care tor Ccasamp
warn. Asui ma. tSroaehitis. ic Parties wish-
&V eMiTox vleM i,dareM'
32- fcH Pteu Su WiaiaatsbBrgh, N. Y.
Vlrrmrn of nth
AGESTLBXS.X who sufcred for y-r.
ffOat 3leOBS Oebihtv ir.m.ir. ,..
&' '..' "J Seet'of yoBthfal iBdise,
tioB w41. la the !; of u nax hmait
aead m to all wnos- it 'he 'eeipe u'
w- i u aiaa-iuw- rsBsfe rcmec
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t-v
i'hiax u
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j proftthgrtheadrertifer's cxpewseacw cac i
cr iukj secrete wo mucn or too little water :
or whether they be afflicted with stone or
gravel, or with aches aa i paias euled is
th-loiasovar she rawioaa r,k v;.l..r.
I these pills saoM be takes according to the
unicu uirecucais. aaa iae uiBtseat saoBld
be well rubbed iati the small at the bach at
bed time. This treat meat will give almost
immediate relief whea ail other mesas have
tailed.
Par Stomachs Cut of Order.
No laediebie wil so effeetvlly improve
the toaeofahe stomach as acre Piils: they i
cwui c wi acmiry occasKiaea eitker by ia-
temperance or imprnper diet
. HULLOWA x 8 PILLS ar t the beet kaewa
rJ wori oU"Wiar ttiaease-: Agar VILLCOX
sth a. BihoBf :ouip!airt. Blotches on wl,fc'WJ
the kin. Bowckf. Coasump iou. Debility.
Urop5y.Dysantery.Krysipe.aa. Fmale Ir-I Tr
rerularuiea. Feyers of all kiads. Tits oat.
lleudarfre, Indsgestiea. Infaaatioa. Sore !
S''J t Stu" 5U JTel. W.rms ot ail I
kiads, Waahaeas from ary eaaae. etc. J
XIPOITAsiTCAtmQK. '
Noae are seaaiiBe nnlesa the siga.tsreci
J. ti. 4T-.c. agent f..r th-r Canted gutrr.
-nrtoaadaeacha-xof tilts, al i-iatmen'
.V &asd omn reward will bagi.-catoanyo
ea 'criBs sweh information as way lea i
he te:ep:ioBo:auy party urpar icscoaa -
a-i'ing he meJicint or veadi&g the sam
n"wiatr them to b spuricas.
cold V the maaBfaft.tr of Pmf.,..
.!nt.L.ier4'n.. Near Yor--. aW by all r. -fxtaWf
drasrist" ard de lert u wliei&c
CTwagboat the civilised world, ia ixcs
.:' f-at.. 62 c ats and 01. each
srThriis 3Bailera:e avi..a;Ky taking
i r .Mrgr sibi
t Uir-i;t for th" actr cf t -4r:(
ia -Vci7 csrdcr -i5i.e toeah
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CHAS. R. JONES,
Juniate Nebraska
WZOLZSaLS A1'D IZTAXI SZALZ1 IX
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, KAT8 '
CA P3. Tinware. Queenaware. ,
GROCERIES AND
PROVISIONS.
HlglieNt Vunh Price PaltJ T.r Omln.
DILLON & COLE,
HflALKRS IN
aEZQTBR&I.
and Orocoriea,
We fceep consrant! m Baw.f , farre a,,ortme-t of V w
DRY GOODS, HA TS. CA I'S. (J !.
M ITT EXS, BOOTS 1 1 0 IS, Sc!C '
was AWar.nt.D irb
SB
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Cb
HRST EEEMIDM!
At the CrBtraabl ribtT.Itinw, W. and has
aiwajs carrir i t.XV9mizimihoam
rrxhjUlrJ.
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Haruraiii KiTICIENT LOCK
CH" M CIIINB. AUAKTKUtoSbc
Grain.
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wairrs or kvkicy4jodv. The HCMt
uawinu mavniNt wurirsekJtifti
. ears aiacebrUM aid ofthc kt hr.vwtiv
.aJwWtaiKlMr.UsiBirni ait:i. Ito.stMats
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i
Alse AGRIC0LTURAL WPLESIESTS, &c, &c
fMn tar. .. . "
rc u-. ,tc aeii very low Tor cab, and Cth fnr
DILLON k W;
ll':B JOMATA. NERRA?st.
SJOnsaJ ttiST'art rlfsca) Qpnfws?
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PTiararial I'aiia tfi VIMiT l!TIWI
-f iOEME. is SiatlT-K In CONaT iXCTIO.V.
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'2?WcrfJni Parts d ucaui
i wwu a wMoi- r ei nHr than & an
wwing Mcr.ne. Jtw.llEpjr rrvaars
;rlitMtoRoOr2CirNT"' rAI
la the MMmaauXuTv ofUde IfACi:::.": Um
Very TUtt rntorlnlrs ar QaXZL
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TUh taw mii ' f Taueina an
gr Jgnnafnfc irtTLlItLg. aad aSaot
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10X,8lLZor LINEN, SaCWlHsj ire rii
LKATIIEsL atueri rnfIa1sisiijaiIarEI.1
1 . m Kan . . tf . w-i .'.L" w w
'" was ir i timit; MEHilb at
' rtCJOT! SEW1SC
creTyllACllLVE is fully
Uk
HARDWARE
STORE.
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la th sjaty fjewaar Jaacaae ta the
lutmatic Tension, aad
Automatic tHrtch InsHcavtsw; m
tosslT far Worfe( aad f
ArfOhTOtfftOv UnO)aWBesOSOO
Card far lllaatrated Met List, e.
i a. . WE ALSO
Keea Supply f FrlsiaIPlceaU.
- i war a a.
varrnmed for nre Tears, n. . nSJ2mutlmt9l'e'iuttsuii
- - i - - sviwaic
T.TTK AC.KXT1 wasted ha tarartirt wLere
trc r bs rrrreT.tnl.
iwl f..r friers, aad aatsplew of work deae
en the Hoi!.., cr call M say of oar g-rf
tewm, dim ft Co.,
8fr m -.ajrt Straat, laaaaa, Km
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141 Sue, 3r-cr CkwvIIL
aih 5th r-tmt, Sc Issata. K.
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aa wt as aaj otfer iVa m tbe wesL-at
RessesiWr tao 9kd9t WJttk of fce p ofc
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