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THE RED CLOUD CHIEF.
JV. L. THOMAS. - - - EpitchT
Tfi 0 USD A Y A prif 20 7i,l 877
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Olficial Directory.
CONGRESSIONAL.
A. S. Pall ck. Beatrice. U. S. Senator.
W. Hitchcock. Omaha, U. S. Senator.
Lorenzo Crounse. RcrreenUliYe.
BXKCUTIVE.
SILAS GAKBKU. Gowraor. Lincoln.
Bruno Tuchock. Sc. of State.
J. U V'eton. Lincoln, Auditor.
J.C. MclirMe. .. Treanurer.
Geo. H. Robert. Atty tcn.
J. M. McKenzie. Lincoln. Sup. Pab.Initrnc.
JUDICiAKY.
Geo. B. Like.Omnha, Chief Jutice.
DanMGantt.Nebr1)krity. Aociate juf.
Html M in well. I'lat mouth J
WEUSTER COUNTY.
A. Tulleys,
E. II. .Tone.
I. W. Tulley.
H. C. Bill.
A. A. Pope,
C. C. Coon.
W K. Thorn,
J. W. Ball. )
I.. II. Luce. r
J. II. Hobart- I
County Hcrk.
Treasurer.
Probnte Jurifre.
Sheriff.
School Sup't.
Coroner.
County Surveyor
County Couimuionerfl.
Gov. Gai ber is spending Iiis vaca
!:cn down in "old Arkawaw."
Mr. Tlicodore Tilton recently lectur
ed in Red Oak and Glenwood, Iowa,
to larjie and appreciative audiences.
He is to lecture at Lincoln, Fremont,
and other points in Nebraska. Come
down this way, Mr. Tilton.
They have had another 6re rn Lin
coln, this time the burn and h tables
belonging to Mr. Firddawa, proprietor
oi'the National Hotel, was consumed
together with several cows which were
in the stables. Loss of building about
$000. The Arc is supposed to be the
work of an incendiary.
The governor has appointed Gen
A. II. Connor, of Buffalo ; Iln. S.
If. Calhoun, of Otoe, and John 11.
Ames, Esq., of Lancaster, as cow mi -tinners
to revise the statute, under
the act of last winter. The couiiuis
gion will organize and commence busi
ness on the IfoU of uext luooth.
(juiaha IU publican.
During the first eight mouths of the
present fiscal year, commencing July
1, 1870, our exports exceeded our im
ports by $153,000,000, indicating a
balance in our favor at the rate of
$!0,000,000-pcr annum, nearly twen
ty millions per month. Should the
war in Europe go on as expected, this
balatioe will be increased in our fuvui.
The attempt of the Wall street bulls
to force gold up, on account of the war
proMiects in Europe, will have a very
short livid success. T..e inevitable
result of the war over tho water will
be to cause a flow of specie to this
eoiiutry, lor American securities will
take the preference in the English and
German markets. Our bonds will go
up, which means that gold must come
down The gold bears will soon have
plenty of leeway for their operations
Lincoln Journal.
The Council BJulfs No- pareil has
this to say in regard to the grasshop
per business iu Iowa :
l'Northweterii Iowa farmers have
Ukcu a new tack iu-thoir raw against
the grasshoppers which have infested
that portion of the State for the past
two years. Instead of trying to destroy
the pests by an aggressive warfare,
they propjse to circumvent them by
Ontablihing cheesy factories and
creameries. Everyone who can is buy
ing milch cows. Those who cant buy
or waut more than thty can buy are
arrauginjt t9 hire cows by the year,
paying eight dollars per year and tak
ing Irom three to five years leases, re
taining all tho produce, including the
calf. Pastures and meadows- being
abundant and free, nearly the whole
produce is clear gain. The pests do
uot touch the wild grasses,, so that,
eowe what will, a crop of dairy pro
ducts is sure."
We have heard some talk of a.
cheese factory at lied Uloud.
We have heard considerable about
concussion as a means of destroying
grasshoppers. A citizen of Florida,
we believe, is the originator of the
idea, but it appears that the festive
"hops." are as invuloerabl&to oooctw
ion as they are to heat or cold. They
were not brought into this world to
die a death of violence, and gunpow
der will not "faze" them, if we believe
the following from the Brownville Ad
vertiser :
"Ou last Wednesday some of the
farmers of Nemaha precinct tried an
experiment ou the concussion theory
to kill grasshoppers- They procured
sixty-eight pounds of powder, dug a
hole from six to eight feet deep, on
the farm of Mr. Nesbit put therein
their powder, filled up the hole with
dirt, beating it in as compact as possi
Me, set fire to the fuse and then, bast
Hy retreated to a f?afe distance. Iu
dne course of time the powder "went
off' throwing the uirt in every direc
tion, tearing a jagged hole about 15
feet across the top. But concussion,
wasn't forthcoming-, the explosion be
ing a very weak affair so far as the
sound was concerned ; not being Heard?
as far as the report of a shot gun. Of
course ir is considered by thoe engag
ed in. it as a failure-"'
The Janiata Herald accuse the ed
itor of the Adamn county Gazette of
dealing a tombstone from a Michigan
graveyard and nMng it a- a job stone
in his office And the Gazette man,
to retaliate, wyr that Brown of the
Herald, made an attempt to steal f-aid
ptone from him.
An old man, a veteran of the war of
1512 was recently killed by an engine
on the railroad track at Toledo, Ohio.
He was walking to town for the pur
pose of consulting a lawyer in regaru
to getting a pension.
The Janiata Herald and the Adarts
County Gazerte ."till continue to carry
on a wordy war far-, and indulge In
t'ie pleasant pastime of calling each
other liars, thieve.-', vagabond, and
other endearing epithets. It was hop
ed and expected, that when the county
seat fight in that e;u ty vus ended
that the journals in que.-tion would
dcytet from this personal :ibue as in
our opinion it is not calca'ated to ele
vate the standard of journalism. Give
us a rest.
The Great Powers, KusMa and Tur
key, are marshaling their clans and
preparing for the terrible conflict that
is foon to en-u. All the powers of
the old world stand and with bated
breath await the onset. When or how
the war will end, or how many nations
will yet take a hand in the deadly
struggle, can only be conjectured.
There is no danger, however, that the
United State- government will take an
active part ; and the farmers of Ne-bra.-ka
can congratulate themselves
that they will receive better prices for
their products in the future thau they
hive for the last few years.
Nebraska as it Is.
From the Prairie Farmer.)
During the last two years my travels
and examinations of farming lands
have extended from the Mi-sissippi
river to the Itncky Mountains, and
from Texas to Nebraska, and my im
pression is that southern Nebraska is
the best agricultural country iu the
region mentioned, because it has not
only tie three indi-pen.-ibles to the
luxuriant growth of vegetation, viz:
good soil, sufficient moi.stu.re and plen
ty of sunshine ; but the surface is
comparatively level, and like all the
best farming countries, :t slopes south
and cast. From a few miles south of
the Platte river there is a perlect net
work of almost innumerable small
streams of pure, clear water which
flow south and eat. forming the
Weeping Water, Nebraska, Big Blue
and the. Republican rivers, altogether
affording more ri.-h valley laud than
can be I'ouud in any country of the
same area.
These rapid tre mis funsh excel
lent water powers for mills and facio
ries. While many portion- of the
Great West are dead, southern Ne
braska is all life and activity itr a! Je
partmenLs. Hundreds of new dwell
iugs, school houses and churches are
being built both iu the towns and
country, and the builder's hatchet and
the black.-mith's hammer are heard on
all sides, and while traveling hundreds
of utiles on the Burlington & Missouri
Uivcr railroad during the last few days
farmers plowing a d drilling, from
early morn till dusky eve, were teen
in every direction.
All kind of graces grains, vegcta
bles and fruits do well here, ai.d the
soil and climate arc cspe ially adapted
to the great staples, wheat and corn,
which are produced in iurgequantities.
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curta dmxf pa
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health,
rbfcrfal fptrtiJ A
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will lei! lot t,
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TfctCfc
Exemption for 1 1 acres of timber
allowed to Joe. Hunter, Jr., on tax
lUt of lfc7G on & W. N. W. 1, Sec. '
10, 1, 9.
Valuation of borc ofC. l. Peck.
reduce! to $.(, and thoe of P. Me-
ilslc raied to K0.
Adjourned till J a. in., to-morrow
J. A. Tui.ley.s, L ii. Luck,
Clerk. Chairman.
For Irpei-a. toLJtibtin. Jaa&Jie-
i.:n ..!... .-L ii I--U- r- i. ..
April liin. Iftii. prrrf irt of jpjfiu. rmr ftomach. Heart
Met pur-uant to adjournment- Full , b V.'i j Souther n K.ar U -.r
Board preielt. i raote'I not lo coot jib a t itxle pnicle o!
. t .tier-'urj. or auj injarivtu uiiuciti fltrjiaoce
J. ij. .Miller, commi-atoner to vie i but i
conuinir.2 thoe southern Roit and Herb.
hirh an lin- l'roi Co e ha plaerd lo
countrict where Liver liare taoti prcr. jl.
It will cure all Licjci c-u tl by JJe-ojt-incnt
oftbe Liver od 'mwcl.
The Symptom of Lirrr Complaint area
bttter or bad Uu'e iu th3 mouth . Paia in the
Back. ilde or J tints, ottt-it mistaken for
Ktirunjxtiin: Sour 5toi-icb : Lta or Ap
petite; Bowel, alteruat ly rtie and lai .
llcaiaehe: Lw ol memory, with a painful
eutton ofnaviag tiile i to . rxiurthiDr
hich ouKht tv hartr bfendone: dobility ow
.ipiri'r. a thick jellow appearaveof lhekiu
and eye. dry e ubU ott n mijutlrwj fur
C cumpiion.
inviimcii many of lh-r vinptnm attend
the dKcwe. ai other vrry fr ; but the I.iv
er. the 'ant.-i: orfan in the fnxly. it generally
the re.it if thedi et'e. a difut HcxuU eil
in time, rreat ulfcricj:. wretcbcanc nd
Deith will cniue.
t cm rL-c'iuiuead a an efficaciout remedy
for di.c;ue of the Liver. Hvar burnaudD)
pep3ta.3IMM(la' L1VKK HKuLLTo.
Lewis G. W under,
ICi'i .Muter Street,
Red Cloud & Jew
ell City Stage Line
Connecting at Red CouJ with the
Kfpubhcan Vailev hoc. laawit:
&Snfvro )mJ
Liva. . tccLAtntu t .tratfht to l!ating.
sipest, ?Ttt si Scr. Tazij l.Tl.rer regular trip will t-c a-!
KeiieireistheTcrid! icachwrck. Laving Hi Cloud ch
rOid .OJth of liver, reported the rouie
practicable and nece-rary. and wi or
dered to purvey aol locate said road,
if the same eou:d be door without ex
pense to the county.
Keport of J. C. Warner, overseer of
the poor, Ked Cloud precinct, present
ed and approveJ.
A3esmeiit of M. II. Warner .-trick-en
fiom roll of Batiu precinct, behav
ing been assc-sed in Hed Cloud precinct.
Valuation of Jacob Kind.-chcr isel
Sec. 14, 1 0, and E. Kiibbaduc, n;
swl aud . n wj Sec. 14, 1, 'J, reduced
to $1.75 per acre.
Valuation of It Sommerholder ne
sei and lots C k 7, Sec. 12 and lot 1.
Sec. 13, 1, 10, reduced to $333 00.
The following accounts were allowed,
orders to be drawn after next levy :
Chas. Bu-?chow, asti3aors tees, $'2'J 70
O. II. Downs,
N Gliek,
W. C. Laird,
M. O. Williamson "
M. Alexmier " "
P. L. Horubeck "
C. A. Teel
M. L. Garber
J. A. Tulleys, compiling census
returns 18 30
Adjourned till 9 a. m , to-morrow.
J. A. Tullf.vs, L. 11. Luck,
Clerk. Chairman.
33 84
44 00
31 00
20 18
40 08
121 '24
41 22
71 40
B2EZZ23 F&OU ACE033 THE- BIVZ2.
Louisa Crixk, April 23d, 1877.
We were visited, by a wind and hail
j-torm last Sunday evening. The storm
uuroofed the house of Mr. James
Murphey, living on Buffalo Creek, and
strewed things around in divers ways
too numerous to mention. Fortunate
ly, no ne was hurt
The small grain looks well on this
sid of the river. The spring rye is
from four to six inches high, and the
spring wheat from two to three inches.
Barley and oats look well. There is
plenty of grass on the prairie, and all
stosk is doing well without hay or
graim
Some of the farmers have their corn
ground ready to plaut, and several will
commence this-week.
Everybody is-going, to plant mostly
corn. They don't seeu to fear the
young hopper, though they have made
their appearance in some spots.
The early gardens are looking: fmer
and the prospects for an abundance of
vegetables is flattering.
Mr. Daniel Norris has planted four
acres of potatoes.
Mr. and Mrs. Heaton were made to
rejoice over the arrival of a fine boy,
which weighed 12 pounds.
Yours, G. W. H.
April 18th, 1877.
Met pursuant to adjournment. Full
Board present.
Afsesstuent of Juo. W.Cole, swl,
2, 1, II, reduced to $320 00. Assess
ment of Roberts & Pulley s nwl, and
eA sw, Sec. 34, 2, 10, raised to $320.
Assessment of Samuel Miller wj swl
Sec. 34, 2, 10, reduced to $80 00 As
sesMuctit of F N. Richardson sei Sec
28, 2, 10, iai?ed to $1 GO 00.
Or lered that the Land Road tax be
fctricken from the tax list of 1870.
Valuation of James Kirk wood wJ
nei and c nwl Sec. 15. 2, 11, on tax
list of 1874, reduce.1 to $200 00.
The following resolution wjs unani
mously adopted :
Wheieas, A. E. Touzalin, Land
Commissioner of the B. & M. R. R.
Co. iu Nebra?ka has caused to be tiled
in this office an affi lavitaud statement
of the value of the lands of said com
pany in ebster County, demanding
that the lands be placed on the tax
list at the values set forth ia such affi
davit therefore.
Resolved, That we utterly refuse .to
comply with said demand, tliu valua
tion placed upon said funds being
greatly in excess of the valuation by
tho Assessors, and we deem that the
amount of delinquent taxes be charged
against the county by the State on ac
count of said lands will bo sufficiently
large without raising the values as de
uiauded in said affidavit.
The Clerk was instructed to notify
A. E. Touzthu of the above action.
Petition of J B. Stanser and others
for a county road, commencing at a
point on the north line of Sec. 28, 1,
10, one hundred and fifteen rods east
of the northwest corner, running
thence in an angle as near the creek as
possible about 47 rods, and thence
west of the east line of Sec. 20, I, 10,
was granted en conditiou that the
county should be at no expense in lo
eating said road.
Proposition of D Lutz to plant on
Court House square alternate rows of
Cottonwood and Boxalder trees, not
to exceed 12 feet apart each way, aud
keep them in healthy growiug condi
tion for use of the laud for same time,
was accepted.
The following accounts was allowed:
Geo. W. Ball, CWrs fees $21 00
Valuation of sheep fbr taxation set
at 75 cents pet head.
Ordered that the Clerk notify th?
Supervisors of ttie several road dis
tricts of the failure of the Legislature
to provide for poll tax or roid- tax- of
any kind.
The following resolution was adopt
ed: Resolved, That we the County Com
missioner of Webster county, Nebras
ka, being satisfied that the lands orig
inally belonging to the St. Joseph &
D. G. Ii. R Co., and which have
since been conveyed to H. H. Butter
worth and Charles W. Hauler as
Trustees, have bea erroneously omit
ted from the tax list of said county for
the year 1876 It is hereby ordered
that notice be served upon taid- St.
Joseph & D. C. R. R. Co., and upon
Alfred Mitchell, Laud Commissioner
and attorney of said H. H. Butter
worth and Charles- W. Hasier, Trus
tees and upon-sueh other persons as
ckkn binds through or uudr them- to
show cause before the Board of (Jo.
Commissioners of W'ebater County,
Nebraska, on the. 2-1 day of July, A.
D., 1877, why said lauds shornd not
be aves.-eA for the year 1876, and
their na-ues entered, oik h.: tax iist of
said couoty.
Afitant I'oit Master. Philadelphia.
"We l vc teaved it virtu p.. perfuaaAjjamt
know that Tor Djpcp ia. hiliounen'i
Throbbinjc Headache, it ia the br?t medicine
the world ever law. We have tried forty
other remedied befure Sitnmoi. Liver Kck
uUtor. but none of them nave ui mora thau
temoritry relief: but the KcguUior noti.nlr
relieved, ba cured u.' -ti. Telegraph and
Mcfjeufc-cr. Maron. Ga.
Manufactured only by
J. H. ZELIH k CO..
MACON, (1A., aud PHILADELPHIA.
It con. aim four medical elemf-nu. never
united in the same happy proportion in nay
otber preparation, viz : a fcentle Calnarlic. a
wonderful tonic, an unexceptionable Alter
ative and certain Corrective olall impuritier
of the body. Such signal huecem haa atten
ded iu use, that it is now regarded a the
JIFFK-CTEAL MKillYW.
For all dueajes of the Liver. Stomach aud
Spleen.
A.' a Kemedy in
.MALARIOUS FEVKKM, BOWEL COM
PLAINTS, DYSPEPSIA, MENTAL DE
PRESSION, RESTLESSNESS, JAUNDICE,
NAUSEA, SICK HEADACHE, COLIC,
CONSTIPATION and BILIOUSNESS
IT HAS NO EQUAL.
CALTJ'iOiW
As there are a number of imitation." offered
to the puolic. we would caution the commu
nity to buv no powders or prepared Simmons'
Liver Regulator. uolt-M in our engraved
wrapper, wr.li the trade mark, ?Uiinp and
fignaturo uubruku.i, None other iagt-uuiue.
J. E ZEILIK&CO.,
Macon. a,, and Philadelphia,
Your valuable medicine Simmons' Liver
Regulator, has 'aved me many Doctor'n bills
1 ue it for everything it i recommended,
unci never knew it to tail, I have ucd it in
Colic und (lrubb. with my mules and bor.'es
givi g them about halt a bottle at a time. I
have not lot one that I gave it to. you can
re oiumend it to every one that ha? . ock as
being the next me iiciuc known for all com
plaints that hone flesh is heir to.
E. r. TAYLOR.
18-ly Agent for Grangers of Ucoria.
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he
attic tinj the stage from Hatins!
does.
sccs&ssAra sees ?ac )urz tj
752 2313.
PARK IlLASOSABLE.
30 lv
D. Ii. GODFREV.
GEORGE ZEISS,
-DEALEB IX-
ITITines & Liquors
CIGARS,
Chewing, Smoking, Tobacco
CANNED FRUITS
OF ALL KINDS,
Hastlno.' Nt.
Ha the !ar:ct Jfck of Good wet
of Linodn on hamJ, and more bcio
daily received.
RiERTOJ
liamsCo
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My tock con-kts of
DRY GOODS,
Ymnry, txtaple clth
Si, FlitnurlM
AND
CONFECTION KRIS,
And E-pecially
Fresh Lager Beer.
GEORGE ZEISS,
RED CLOUD, NEB.
I3tf
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The advertiser having been permanently
cured o that dread di."eas , Con"uinplion. by
asiinidt! rrinud . is anxious to make known
to ln.s fellow sufferer.' tho tueaii! of cure. To
all who desire it. he will send ac py of the
pre.-cription u?e.l. ifrc.- of charge), with the
nirectioiM lor preparing and uiing the aiue.
which they will lindn ure cure lor Con-uuiL-tion.
Actbinu. Brouuhitix. Jtc. Parties wish
ing the I'rescription will plca.-c nddrcu,
Rev K. A. WILSON.
32-6 Oil Peun St.. Williamsburgh.U. Y.
mmm
immm
C. It. Potter,
B3DCL0TO, -
a ipecialty ; also a well aorted Mock
of Notions of all kitpr? e?.tap. I have
ilro a large .tock of Clothiuj; very low
n price, splcudid valte.
SHiRTSty UK A WE US
of all Lind-. My slock of
GROCERIES, CROCKERY
and flla.H-warc aro all complete, and
will he sold very cheap fur cash.
Call and examine my .ttock of
BOOTS, SHOES, Hats, Caps,
Csrric. h Urrt .tock in DRUGS. CHOICE KAMIU Vf r
ICINKS. FAINTS, OIL-?. GLS. I't'TTV. HCIlnoL i:Uj
.STATION A RV.atl in fact cTfrjthin to W fqrJ m , , ,,
Drug Houmj.
UV dralUrlr in DRV G(H)DS, jll VLS. (JM)VK S i
TION5. Ud. IVJer warr. HOOTS. HUOKS. .J lLKtn .
Hli)a ad VVllS a Mc$lty.
4 Quick Salei & cmall Profits !M
fV will ?!! ya roo-1 cheaper than nT horn in th t r
Call and examine our good aixl jxiccj, and Ie cstjTieccd f '
CHAS. R. JONES,
Juniata..
Iffabraska.
9
Prop.
i;s3.
Krrors of Youth.
AOKNTLI-:.M-N who suffered for years
from cvou Debility, Premature De
cay, and all the clTontenf youthful indiscre
tion will, for thes.ike of u -ering hu in inity.
s;nd tree to all who n-ed it. the tccipe ind
direction for making the simple remedy by
wnich he was cured. SutTt-rerit wishing to
profit by the advertiser's experience can do
so by aadres'iug in perfect confi lence.
JollX B OWDEN.42 Cedar at.. N. Y.
I will mail (Fre-) tho recipe for preparing
a simple Vegetable Balm that will remove
Tan. freckles. Pimples ami Blotches, leav
ing the skin soft, ciear and heaut'ful : also
instructions for producing a luxuriant
growth of h (iron a bid head or a mooth
face. Address Ben Vandelf & Co.. Box 5121
No. 5 Wooster St.. N. Y. 32
Notice toTeacfiers.
Notice is herhy jriven, That I will ex
amine all persons who may desire to
offer themselves as candidates for tea
chers of the primary or common schools
of Weltercoun'y, at Red Cloud on the
first Saturday in the months of Feb.
ruary, May, August, and November.
A. D. 1877. Examinations will al.-o
be held in District No. 21 Stillwater
Precinct, and in Harmony precinct,
before summer schools eoojrmence.
A. A. Pope, Co. Sup't.
NeundaJan. 5th 1877.
People at Iar'e can find constantly
on hand Lumber, Lath, Shinies,
Sash, Doors, aud Hliuds.
Building Paper and Mould
ings. Pine and Hard wood
LUMBER.
and all kinds of Furnishing Goods will
be sold at very low prices.
Cull and j.et prices and be convinced
that this ia the place to trade.
W30LT3ALS AK5 SZ?AS. 5IAL22 H'
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS
CAP 3, Tinware Queensware
GROCERIES AND
PROVISIONS.
IIlKlicHf CmnIi Price l'nii! for -f.rnlii
17 9m
C. CAMERON.
Whrnt will be luken in exchange
for lumhrr.
Quick Sal s aad Small Profits.
Mims founts Jjanfi,
ASTINOS, ADIMS COUNTY, NEB.
Q is
!nS ftp
WELL BORING.
N. C. Clark of Guide Roek, h.i for
sale the best WiII-boinjr apparatus
ever u-ed, coni.-tin; of drill-, aueer-,
etc. Two men with one of these ilrillr
can drill from 10 to f0 K-i-t in our day,
throiu'h the toek of thi country.
These drills are wairanted to be the
New York Artesian Drills. -JO-lf
RED CLOUD & SMITH CENTER
Stage Line.
Connecting at Red Cloud with the
Republican River Stage Line.
Three regular trip" a week, arriving
and departing from Red Cloud at the
same time the stage from the railroad
doe.
FARE VERY LOW.
nil. J. 2. 3U3B0W. Prep.
DILLON & COLE,
CENTER AX MERCHANDISE
and Groceries,
We keep cotit.intIy on hand a large aoitmnu of
MIY GOODS, HA lS. VA VS. G: OVK...
MI'ITKXS, BOOTS SIIOI-'S. kC
Also AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, 4c, Ao
Call and aec U-. We sell verv low for nh. ami I'.tv '.,.
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A General Bankmg Business
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Sroceedlngs of the Ooonty Commissioners.
April 16th, 1S77.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Preent, L. B. Luce,. Geo, W. Ball,
Commissioners,- J'. A. Tulleys. Clerk.
Minutes of last meeting, read and
approved.
Assessment of Dan'l F. Wagoner
stricken from the roll of Red Cloud
precinct, he having been previously
assessed in Guide Rock preciuct
The following assessments on-mou-
arc iiiiil irrlil rmln.ul .. ... ........ ..i
y- --- j cowirj: i Drafe on Europe boucitt nd fold.
'"Jcul"ra I A1jourued nil .Mo.id.i7,. .Uiy 7iii, .
Johu Laverty to i 30 00 1S77, at 9 o'clock a. to- ' Asrcnt for several steani'hi;- line-
Perez Thorts oOOOO J. A. Tulleys, L. H. Lucb. "Uii5ine-5fn:roie-J m usaiHUrc
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toivd Highest Honors Confer
rod at Centennial.
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J. G. Potter haijti.it received the finrit rf:iiuic t ol
U-rii iBrnib nnt
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Ever brought to the Taller. Gin- hirn a call and rmfr.r v ' J
and pneccs.
-T. G. Potter,
fled Cfcud, Nebraska.
Suit Mile
was jnvAnDr-i T.tne
FIRST PREMIUM!
At Uic Ccntrnr.hl FiliP. ltion. 11'. awt h
alvraj a C3rri-1 vZ t ? lurdctl liutKir
beret kt cx'uliilei.
A COMPACT. PTTtTT.r. m-RAm..
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STlTCH" MvCIllNrV A Da IT V.Xi to Um:
U-AJTT3 of KVKHVllOt1'. Tlf. HCMK
SEWIKC MACHIN'Trasfifrct:
car ttaix ay Uic ati or u bett ir-venm
ami iI-rJ:anIcal M.I1I. A C"Mnii .
VILLCOX
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tfADE A SPECIALTY.
AUrcdMcCall
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Chairman. ' prompt and areful attention.
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IUTOMATIC
SILENT SCWINC MACHINC
Ii tfce orty Snriaff JUekuw ta the wari wita
ttutomatic Tenaion, md
Automatic Stitch Indicator; la
Alwaya Ready for Work, -d i
Altocethor Unparalleled.
SerA-Pattal Card for IDsatntcd Price Li. c
Willcox & Gibbs 8. M. Co.,
"c-ltoad Si-V MBwatwj,wTA
1 the Krntl1 lan rfa T1M-T CLAFT
4ACHISE. ia SI2XPLK ia CON.n KfCTJUV.
SUfKKlOR Ia trenfltr ar-1 Ceuiy,
.onuia lets Working Pcrtvwi ir.-pih
of DOIN't; a wiJer mmoI ITrtrUaiw.UT
:iwina Machnei ItwHl KVT UtrKZi
wuhoat costing OH CHT frll i ,
it tix Jlntircii;-ij ctll-J. MACUftK lic
Very TifnZ 3Trt;rJalM are TIHED.
The WZAia.S( I'AKIa sre HARDENED,
nnd the Mcctuinlara fc3 ban cu stkcctm?
Tith the ip-cial mlt of producina an
lisy BiranlTJrT, DURABLE, swl altrv.t
SOlJiELEai U ACUiN adrpted iuu r
WEIX for Coaoo or n-f 111 It KAI. OT.
TOS.BlLKor LINEN, STnriNO trom thz
l.iQSrt Xuatinm to Jl'mfrr Ct sail
1-KATiiEii. Sucti Confidence iru.i
in tne INTRINSIC WEFUlb of tx
HOMC SElrVfKC, MACHINE thut
crcry iLAClilK ia fall
varrantcd for Five Years.
T.TTE .TE.Vrs traaiiffla JoeaLtlsa irbere
care ni rrjrucaicO.
Send for pric-. ant ranrples of work ioac
on the HOlil OCCilfat xaj of our oZcra.
JoHssoMr Clark ft Co.,
20 TJtlca qir, Jew Tori.
55i I - " Stress, Ecrtcs, Jfict.
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17 Itv Mevzs.-j IV, Eii rraadav, Ckl.
Iloflfone & fiXtWubt,
CHEAP CASH STORE
Wholesale and RtA Dealer in
DRY GOODS. HATS; CAPS AND
NOTIONS.
Oroceriet Flour & Ir0vUlonPi,
WOOD. WILLOW, GLASS AND QUKKNSWAKK.
WEW'ILL SOT HE UNDERSOLD. CALL AND SEECSl
North of Bank,
flATI!Vr), NcRSAjttCA.
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HARDWARE
STORE.
MlTUL,Ers XOKUABT Prep.
We keep on hand at aff times a lare ssd complete stock of St- ret.
lin, and Hardwre.
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Keep a Supply tTmvmlnxmpwkcmi.
'IV6 U 3' CalTl a fI nra r.- mtmt -nT nm n.l nrff
xa low as any other firta in the wc.g
Reaember the tdac, 1 door aorth of the Printio? oSsse.
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