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.riE RED CLOUD CHIEF
LOCAL MATTERS.
Noticrsin tins Column 10 Cmts n Line
Lecture Friday nTrTit.
Ohio hns rone Democratic.
Go to llic lecture Friday nijrht.
ricnty of rain for tl c last- week.
Do not fail to attend the lecture Fri
day night.
Thi.sis court week, and business is
brisk in Red Clud.
"Heaps" of strappers in town this
week tending court.
Tho Rev. 1'rycc will preach at the
school house in Red Cloud Oct. the
21st at 11 o'clock.
Last Sntunlay tins portion of the
"footstool" received a soakfiifj rain;
a thing unusual fr this time of the
year, in this country.
The fall Immigration is poirring in
to the Valley at a lively rate, and the
white topped wagons are seen on our
Ptrcets every day.
"I object," "state your objection,"
"3-our Pfr.uor we claim the right," etc.
etc. is the way they have, besn going
on at the school house- thn week.
Our paper failed to arrive, and we
are compelled to use such as we have
on hand this week. Wc will also
have to isue half sheets to some of
our subscribers.
See in another column notice of
Teachers Institute, to be held at Red
Cloud Nov. 1 2 and 3d. Arrange
ments will be made for the ontcrtain
uicntofthc teachers in attcdance.
Wo have been asked several times
why we don't publish a list of the
awards made at the county fair ; it has
been our intention-ro do-so as soon' as,
we can get rid of the delinquent tax
list;
Wc have not room in this weeks
issue to publish in full, the proceed
ings of the State Convention held at
Lincoln Oct. 10. Geo. IJ. Lake re
ceived the nomination for member of
rfte supreme Hench, and Holmes and
Fcr.-ingcr were nominated fbr Regents
ef the University
Perhaps some ofour subscribers arc
holding off to see if the Chief" isn't
jroing to die, to such we would say
that unless arunctSinr oarsidu the
usual coureo of events happens, it is
destined to live to a good old age, and
we would mildly intimate that 3-011
might as well pay up now as any time.
We neglected last week to notice
an accident which happened at
Mr. Foam's, by which a IJoheinean
boy Inst his left arm. He was play
ihg with another boy near the sorgh
nm mill, when by some accident his
band was caught by the cog-wheels of
the mill, and the hand and lower part
of the arm was bidly crushed. Am
putation was suceeasfiyj performed by
l)rs. Head & Sherer.
A newspaper may puff and extol a
man or set of men to theseventh heav
en, and the men all the time imagine
that is a part of the newspaper's bus
iness ; but. the moment the editor ven
tures to brush the fur the wrong way,
be it ever o little, all the former good
words po to naught and he ru-hos into
the -anutum with firo itrlii.-? eyes and
an order on hi lips that he wants that
thing made right. An exchange
vouches for the corrcctivcness of this
remark.
We learn that Wm. Arnold of Still
water was so unfortunate as to loose
about III acres of wheat by prairie fire
recently. Mr. Ralph, it appears, was
burning fire guards, and the escaped
from him while the- wind was very
high, and was carried directly to the
wheat stacks of Mr. Arnold which
were consumed. A little "onpleas-antne-s"
between the parties
resulted from- the- acci
dent, but we are told" the affair is set
tled, Mr. Ralph agreeing to pay $170
for the wheat that was destroyod.
Tho Hon. Thomas Flarlan will de
liver a lecture at the school hou.-e in
lied Cloud on Friday evening tho
ruth inst. The subject "Civilization
never goes backward," is one that
will pr.ivc of intero.-t to all. Mr.
Harlan is very popular as a lecturer,
and the press of the statu speak of his
lectures in the most flattering style.
The Lincoln fifooesays; "Mr. Harlan
has become-vey popular as a lecturer,
showing that he has the ability to
amuse and interest. "" Everywhere he
is received with rounds of applause,
do not fail to. hear him Friday night.
We arc again obliged to call upon our
subscribers who are in arrears, toeotne
forward and settle up. Our subscrip
tion books show that nearly all (Hour
subscribers are behind, ind some have
not paid up for years, many- promised
that they would pay after harvest,
harvest i over and a few have paid
whi'e the majority have not. We
waited long for what is due us and
and now we would be very much
obliged and greatly benefited" if our
friends would pay a part if not all
ni.. .i..-.,. .wm WVvfTh not write this
to "fill up," we mean it lor an bon.M j
ioir, squaw dufor what is Justly Cue
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
For Chief Justice,
GEORGE IJ. LA KM
For Regents of the State University,
C A. HOLMES,
N. K. I'EKSINGER.
11EPUBLICAN COUNT
'IICKET-
For County Cleik
J. A. TULLEVS,
For County Treasurer,
E. IK JONES,
For Sheriff
J, D. POSTr
For County Judge,
J. . POTTER,
For County Supt.
A. A. POPE
For Commissioner 3d district,
L. II. LUCE,
For County Surveyor,
W. E. TUORNE,
For Coroner,
11. It. SHERER.
Go through the addition to the cast
wing, and look at the Webster County
farm pronducts Wheat that aver
ages fiom twenty to thirty-seven bush
els to the acre ; Oats forty to one bun
dled bushels the highest reported,
and a veritable fact ; barley forty to
sixty bushels to the acre, and not large
acres by any means ; corn seventy-five
to on hundred and" twenty bushels,
good corn, little cob. Potatoes raised
in Red) Cloud!, ibr which the papers
claim one hundred bushels to the a--re,
and forty pounds to the bushel.
Beets big enough to fill up for cord
wood, Hubbard squashes 4; inches
round, tiabbage as big as a half barrel,
potatoes tillyou can't ros.t oh. such a
display of the '.rood things of mother
earth a are made by the people Web
ster county would almost induce a
uewspaper man to turn granger.
Mr. Jones, treasurer of the county,
in company with others, is active ma
king the present fine display
Lincoln .Jouviud ; Fair week.
TEACHEHSIESTITUT3.
Notice is hereby given that there
will be a Teachers Institute held in
Red Cloud Neb. November 1,2, and
.'Id. All friends of education arc
respectfully invited to attend.
A. A. Pope,
Co. Supt.
Marrricd onthcSthof Oct. 1ST" at
the rc-idencc of John S. Parks in
Webster Neb. by the Rev. Geo. O.
reiser, Mr. Johr.-S. Parks and Miss.
Emma Arnold daughter of Nathan
Arnold Esq. all of Webster Co. Neb.
The Cm IKK acknowledges the re
ceipt of a share of the Wedding cake,
and wishes the couple a pleasant and
prosperous journey through life.
A CARD.
I de-ire to express my thanks to
.Mrs. J.C. Warner, Mrs. Geo. Zeiss,
and other ladies of Red Cloud, for the
kindness shown my wife, while sick,
durijig my absence. M. R. Bentley.
Mauuied. At the residence- of
Judge E. S. Chadwick, in Bloom
ington, October Nth, 1X77, Mr. Flias
L, Harris to Mis-. Sarah Campbell.
Another bach printer renounces the
lean "takes" usual to the lot, and as
sumes the "responsible" at the head
of a new firm, "independent, in poli
tics, hut, we hope, not "neutral" in
all thing-, brandies out with a bran
new .start in life. May their "case"
ever be supplied with "sorts," fur
nished with "phat takes," and the
result be "clean proof' through out,
not even lacking iti the minor particu
lars relating to "smai.I. CAi'S."
IJIoomington Guard.
Mr. Burris is well known in this
county, having been a typo 111 the
Cn IKK office the greater part of the
time for four years. His friends of
Webster county will rejoice with him
over his recent good fortune iu secur
ing a "phat take."
PHOBATE. NOTICE.
"Before T. W. Tulleys County Judge
within and for Webster county Neb
raska. In the matter of the Probate"!
of the last will and testament V
Jennie C. Ayor deceased. I
To tl.e heirs and next of kin and to
whom it may concern, take notice:
That William Cather has filed in my
office hi- pe'i'ion niakim; application
to have a written instrument purpor
ting to be the last will and tostament
of Jennie C. Ayor deceased admitted
to Probate.
That by order oft he County Court
said cause iset for hcarim; at my offi
ce in Red Cloud on the "id day of Nov
vember 1S77 at one o'clock p. m. of
sai ! day at which time and place, all
parties interested may appear and
and show cause if any they have win
said will should not be admitted to
Probate.
In testimony whereof I have set my
hand and official seal at Red Cloud
Nebraska on this loth day of October
I. W. Trj.i.KYs,
County Judge.
ANKOUIWZSHXT,
Having had experienc in a County
Court Clerkship, also in editing and
publishing the "Federal Union" of
Canada and being the Grand Sou of a
Federal soldier, I beg most
repcci fully to ask of the citizens of
Webs'er Co. Nob. the office of Treas
urer when that otfiec becomes vacant.
L Olmstkad
Patterns for ladies, gcntlcm'n and )
children, given away to our customer J
II. F. Lutz, iotf
Hats only "iOots. each worth j-'l.OO-at
Mrs. Lutz. lOtf
Those elegant plumes and flowers
look so terming at Mrs. Lutz. lOtf
Good ffannela only 20 c s. per yard
at L. B.-uiuTs.
Lidies leather shoes only l,0Cr per
pair at L. Baum's.
Mens hats only 75cenfs at L. Batun.
For good bargains, go to L. Baum.
L. Baum is the boss clothier of the
Valley. He sells good suits for $S,00.
HA?.1?3:S ! HASNSSS ! !
For chejp harness, go to J. L
Miller's shop, south of the ci'y drug
store. Team harness, fr.uu $'2 00 to
$-10 00. The bc-t of stock Used, and
all work warn n ted. I- 2t
STAlTwAGON.
For s-ile by Mitchell it Morhart.
These wagons are among the best
that are made, and are fully watrant
ed. It will puy uugoand look at
them before purchnsing el.-wherc.
Wheat and barley taken in exchange
fbr good's at J. G. Potter'.
War! war, war!
What has-the war in Europe not to
do with me. if I can ' mens full
stock boots for $:i,00 L Baum.
Jut received a very lame stock of
new styles of Clothing at Baum's.
STOVES ! STOVES ! !
A carload of stove just received at
Mitchell & Morhart's. ol all sizes pat
tern5: and style.-. Coai or wood stoves
or all kind-," they will be sold at bed
rock pi ices. Call and see.
Wanted!
Every me who reads this article to
re.-olve that you will come to take a
look at our new stock of Fall Goods
the very first opportunity, whether
you want to buy or not, at L. Baum's.
W A. Smith of Hastings keep.-, a
large and well selected stock of book.-,
stationery jewelry, uiu-ical in it rumens,
wall paper, picture frames, toyes and
notions. lie hasafir-t das-watch-makcr
and engraver, and will guarau
tee satisfaction with work entrusted
to his care. Customers can rely upon
being dealt with fairly. ,0-1 tf
The largest stock of spectacle west
of Lincoln, can be found at W. A.
Smiths Hastings Nebraska. He is
sole agent for the Laz irus. & Mortis
perfected glas.-es, the finest in the
market for the money.
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A Sue lot of prints, fall styles, at
J. (j. Potter s.
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The best and mo.-t complete assort
ment of Dry Goods can be found at L
Baum's.
DISSOLUTION 2T0TZCS.
Notice is hereby given, that the
Co-pat tnership heretofore existing be
tween Drs. Head and Sherer, is tl-is
day dis-olved by mutual c-ois-nt. All
persons knowing them ehts indebted
to said firm ate requested to call at
City Drug Store and settle at once.
Peter Ile.-.d
It. R. Sherer
Dated this 1st day of Oct. IS77.
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A large lotju.st receive at J. G-.
Potter's. Latest styles of ladies and
Mi-Jes shoes and gaiters, and men
and boys boots and shoes. Call and
examine and you will not purchase el
where. i of
Clothing fflothin
I 0 t h 1 11 g vy- 1 o t h 1 !
CLOTHING. Wi
At J. G. Potter's, men' and boys
-uits of ready made clothing (latest
styles) call and examine these goods
and be convinced that it will be to
your interest to buy your clothing of
me. J. G. Potter,
Red Cloud.
FOR SALE.
Our entue stock of Clothing, Dry
Good-, Boots and Shoes, Hat, Caps,
and Groceries, will be ofhred to the
public from the time we open doors in
the morning uutil the close at night,
at L- Baum.
Removal
As we propose to remove our cutire
stock into the keeping ofour patron
as fast as possible, sit a small advance
on cost, we want pecuniary a-.-i-tatice
iu oider to help us. L. Baum.
Owen & Chamberlain's Camphor
ated Hartshorn Linament, is not a
Pattent, but the old Volatile linament
made of the bost material and" by an
iuipKOVcd method. It needs no rcc
ouiend, but is acknowledged by Phy
sicians to be old and rcliuble. and
Horsemen fall back on it when all else
fail, and regard it a-their stand by.
Sold and guaranteed by C. II. Pot
ter, Red UloutL
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Free of charge sample bottle
One dose of 0. C.'s Colic, Cholera and
Diarrca Remedy. A sure and efTectu
al remedy for the cure of Dysontary,
diarrea Cholera morbus, Summer
coiup'aint. pain in the stomach and
bowels. Chronic diarrea, blood flux
kc &c. Also colic in horses. One
dofe will cure pain in tho stomach iu
3 minuets, cholera morbus in 5 to 30
minuets, accordinc to severcnes-i of
attack, one dose will cure an ordinary
attack of Dysentery or diarrea. It is
never failing ki its results, and se
pleasant when reduced' with -0 parts
of water that children will cry for it.
Sold and guaranteed, by C. II.
Potter, Red Cloud Neb. 5 i-6i
J. D. Po-t inform- us that he has
thf largest barn wet of Joe, War
ner's and i- prepared to accommo
date the freighters, and all others
who may call. Livery rigs furni-hed
on short notice 33-tf
l"c:::o :c Teacaer
Notice i- hcrby given. That T will ex
amine all per-vns who may desire to
ofi'et them-elve- a candidates for teacher-of
the primarj or common schools
f Webster county, at Red Cloud on tht
first Saturday in the months of Feb.
ruary, May, August, and November.
A. A. Pope, Co. Sup'u
Negunda Jan. oth 1S77.
Don't go bare-footed if you can buy
boots ami .-hoes at your own price at
L. Baum's-.
Red Cfoud Select and Nor
mal School.
The winter term will commence
Tuesday, Dec.
' 11th. '1877,
and continue twelve weeks, under the
iiistpjciou of a competent corps of
teacher.-.
TUITION $-f 00 A TERM.
Board, from $2 ."0 to $3 00 per week.
CS? Instruction given in vocal
music.
For further particulars address,
Chas. W. Springer or C. Conn,
Principals,
Red Cloud Webster Co., Neb. 12 Sw
DILLON & COLE,
Juniata Nebraska
Arc now prepared to buy
WHEAT,
and other gtain, and pay the highest
cash price for the same.
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They also have a full stock of general
Slicll A3
Groceries,
DRY GOODS,
HATS, CAPS,
GLOVE?.
BOOTS SHOES, &C
which they are offering at price? that
are bound to suit their customers.
K KM KM I? BR THK PLACE,
eat .-ido of Juniata Avenue,
JUNIATA - - - NKlfllASKA
5 4:f
RKD CLOUD & SMITH CKNTER
Stage Lme.
Connecting at Red Cloud with the
Republican River Stage Line.
Three recular trips si week, arriving
and departing from Red Cloud at the
sime time the stagu from the railroad
does.
FARE VERY LOW.
all. J. P.. BUE30W, Pro?.
(fT T "rat chance to make money
5 "T 1 Mill Tfiou c.m.t irutpolil youcun
-J ' 'pet RrecnimekA, W nceij a
ppron in every twn to t.ike siiF-:eription-
tor tu- lursesi. cheapest ant Ijejt IHtftratcil
nimiiy puliltc.i'iun in the world Any one
can Ifceoin :v -neccrttI ijrent. Tho 111 st ole
t':uit works ff art jtiven free to suiwrioers.
Tlie price i? u' low that almost everjhoJy
siili-eribe.. Or.ea.ent report mnkint; over
5150 m a week. A laly an nt reuorta tak
injr over-lOJ subscriber? in ten days. All
who engage rna'e money fas . You can de
vote all jour ti o to the iusine&. or only
your Muro time You need not lie away
from home overnight. You clin do it us
others. Full parieulrrs dircc ionan t terms
free Eiegant and ex .eni.'o Outfit free. If
you want profitable work send your address
at onee. It eosts notliin to try the bu.-duc.5?.
o one wtio encases J.iils to make cro.it pay.
Address "Xhe People's. Jouruiit." Portland,
11 amo. 55yl
A rffisii'i
is not easily earned in the.e times
u can he made in three months
- I j uojuiiu ui ciiucr l-s, iu anj
part of ilic country who is willinc to work
steadily at the employment that we lurnih.
$'V per week in your own town. You can civc
jour whole time to the work, or only your
spare moments, tt ehaveaccnts who are ma
kinc over Sul) per ilny. All who cnc.ice at
once -an make money fast. At the present
time money cannot be made so easily and rap
J? at any othoc business. It co-m nothinc
to try the bu?ine. Tcrrr.ynnd 5" oattit free.
Address at onee, II, Hallf.tt .V Co..
5-1 ly Portland, Maine,
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OOI.D PLATED WATCHES. Cheatv
et In the known w orld. Sample WateA Free to
Jffn. Auarcss, a. uoultss & (JO, uacaga
$45
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Hotels-
Thompson House
C...V. THOMPSON, P.ap.
Cor. 1st St and Btir'fnirton Ave.,
HASTINGS - NEBRASKA.
Free Hacks to and frcs Ucrcts.
555 Fine Sam jde Room in connection
with the FJouse, tor the aeeotmn da
rfon of Commercial Men.
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Commercial Motel.
Riverton, Nebraska.
W. V. Romnso.v, - - - 1'rop.
Good beds", good fare and charge?
reasonable:
eSMeals at all hrur."3a
The Farmers Restaurant,
J. A. WILLLYMS, PIioprietok.
Freighter-? and others will find it to
their interest to patronbe this house.
JCstVVarm meals at all hours!
Hastings Avknke,
HASTINGS - - - - XKltKANKA.
Rufus I??ilisch?
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Foiuc-ir
$mmm. zt '
Particular attention i;iven to shop
work, and colli ns made to order.
Co"" Paint in tr a Speei.dty.iBa
Shop we.-t of Hiehardsun's buildinL.
BSD CLOUD, - - - NS3.
ya" Dyke & Snicker.
Plasterers & Stonemasons.
We arc prepared to taTte contracts
and do all kind- of work in our line at
reasonable prices. Satisfaction uuar
:intei(l, and all kind- of stock and
grain taken in cxehange for work.
6" Cistern work a specialty.
UI.lMI.OH) - - XKIJHlSIiA.
4 -l:;-ly
ramisi iHS?
J. L. MILLEit, Prop.
Keeps constantly on hand a full line
nf-tock, such as Harness Collars,
Whips, Saddles, and all other goods
usually kept in a hr-t ela-s -hop.
ALL TCQ2K WASRASISv.
.5.tf l'il Cloud, Neb.
J. J. MILLER
CARPKNTKIl and P.IJILDKK.
Eel Clcad, ITeb,
Is prepared to make estimates and
take contracts for al! kinds ofbuilditiK.
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Red Cloud Drug Store.
C. II. POTT Eli, Pmp.
Keeps the largest and. best stock of
drugs, medicines, paints, and oil.-, to
he found in the Republican valley.
&$T Prescript inns carefully compoun
ded, day or niyhl.
SSD CLOTO,
PJjyOm
Red Cloud Milfsl
We are prepared to do cus
tome work
Flour peed and
Coi'ii Meal fr Kale.
EOF Satisfaction gu aranteed ia
quality of Hour sold, and custom
xvoitK. Farniers hou!d be particular
to secure the best of seedwheat.
Potter & Frisbie!
GEORGE ZEISS,
-deaCzrin-
TOines & Liquors
CIGARS,
Chewing. Smoking, Tobacco
CANNOD FRUITS
OF AIL KTN'DS,
CONFEC riONERIS,
And Especially
Fresh Lager Beer.
GEORGK ZEISS,
RED CLOUD. NEC.
Lands For Sale.
We are now oflerini; for. -ale on lit-
i tor term- atpl cheaper than ever he-
fore, all land-heloniiitii: to II V M.
St. .Ios& C. and Midland I'.n-itir
Kail I load Com panic- in Webster and
adicinitiir conntie-. We a!-o have
, some choice elaitu.- for sale. Give us
' a call.
Kaltry Ilros. Atty's Jc Heal etae
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SA3TL GARJ5ER
DKAI.KR IN
Dry Gooils and
' Groceries.
fiS&OTft and SUOVX
Hats? Caps, &
Read 'y Made Clothing I
We have the Largest
Stock in the Vailoy and will
not be undersold.
(I1VI-: TS A CALL, ONE ALL
Sam'l Carber
,:J I5ed hud, Xeb.
imsi ounin kmlt,
AsTIN.s, ArMsrOt Nil , XKtJ.
A General Banking Business
TUANSACTED.
MADE A SPECIALTY.
Drafts on Europe boacht aud sold.
Agenta for several steamship lines.
JiSIU!-incs5 entru-ted to u will hare
prompt aud careful att'.ution.
NEW STORE.
At the Ked Cloud Mills
Is where you can get all kinds of
Merchandise
such a
drv ;oods
groceries
HATS .V CAPS ROOTS Jc SHOTS ,
r. r- -.. t.- '
At. IXV uu v IV.
All of which 9 ill be 5o"i cltz? foreah.
Alio
A supply of LU.HRER. lath,
SIJ INGLES, Ac, alwaji on liaai.
C R. POTTER,
M I.IMI KK Co.
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PARKS BROS., Propritors.
Thi firm i- nnv prrp.lred to fnrtii-h thr public with HOOTS
BKide of the b.-t niateriiil and a: ttnrcs so kw thnt twne need 50 bare
footed.
All Kinds of Repairing Done With Neatness and
Dispatch.
rs A share of the public patronage rp?pcctfu!lv oliuied'v Al?
work fully warranted.
S1V IS A TB?I Al.
and be convinced that it i. to your
PARKS IJROTHKHS,
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Red Cloud
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CLOTHING, clbs,
boots ami srrois,
HATS CAPS &,FurnishingCoods.
CHEAPER TW2 CHEAPEST ! t
Call and See Us Before You Buy.
K'Ai ilic WEW BUILDING
On FIRST STREET, opposite Commercial Hotel,
Nov. i!.; tf
THE PIONEER
BLACKSRSSTK &
Ir:i SSeepr a& 2S. T-. Ti:ikr, i'ropi. ,,
Wo would ns:"',tlil'y itifurtn the puldio thkt we arr prrturvtj tc
do :tll kind- of work in our 1hk pru'npit .nj.l in a uirMiauhp uiiur
nA-l'Inw ri'tiirin a Ppeeialty. Lumber U'airrm, Liithl !friac
Wagons and 1!ul;:u-, btnlt to order, ami '.varranted ai o.l tho hl,
'KICKS KEASONAULE, and SATISFACTION (IL'AKANTMil
IllA Sl.KM'KIt,
?.C KED CLOUD,
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HASTINGS NEB,
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