V
itte:
.t!rrfiiii(g Hates
THE RED CLOUD CHIEF.
Cloud Ch i ef.
Red
- o
JL HE
Libtral. sad "itt be u sdc known on
'ppbeutjen.
prin ihi.i Evr.it v tiu'rpda y at
TTi ."
' ; . ' i - - v. i.
5icr:
i
I
a
IX)R1N & SPRINGER,
r.tlilor :uit rroprifliiri.
S2.CCrcrTsar, IrTariatly in .i7asce.
. -,
I'l-rril Ittiii ij Ili ri'reivf un; in
j r- r.
f il tK. i.1 e- nlvr .1 Invor oy muiiy-
orre-f":nlvPf --litit'd fruia all .art-oi
v C'-ititj :ii -t.i-. vu!ai!'cr-oU'"Li'rai
n:ere-i.
w C'l'f ""' ;'v rr.pon-HlrJvr tit
r - in'nlnusnfimf ctrresjnjmlc.it:
i". o i,nt jurltl'i'li'iit""."1'""' I-!'
,.,t ,.,i ui. nttcit inn?. Ahciis (j iv
i, hi- if i mi-
L.nil na'trs. So iiisiirf uttLCili'nii
,.'. . !i"n-i"l in "S "'1! "s "'"-
t hi ft H Tiling
o
Hicial Oiretttory.
CO.VCKCS.-IOXAL.
A.S jd.l -ck R.Mtnce. I". S. Senator
A nS;in.lor-.Om:iL.i. U. .- Senator.
' .. Gr.un-e, . Representative.
--. KXEcntrvK. - --. -
JsTLASlSAll'P.EK. ti...rii-.r. Lincoln.
hrufi.i'ly-r!iHrk. i-er..t -:it.
.1 ti W ;.n. LiHi'iiIii, Au.iittir.
J.-' M iln Jo. .. Trija.urtr.
t M.McUeut.c.LiHC'tln.Snfi. Pi In:nic i
il. U.'.f'T. .iii v wni.
.IUDICiAKY.
. . . i
Like iuaha. Chief J ictic'
f. Murt. N.r-k-ity. AF?uciaU. !u
mi 1 .Maxwell. !'lat?w8th i
WEttPTER COUNTY.
J. TiiHeva.
K I. .l.f.-.
I. V. Tnllys.
II. '. Kill.
W r ".
... TK t.
i. u . !:!. )
v. II. II .irt. I
O.lUIll.V KTK.
Tr.Msur.r.
Probntc .luilee
hfrifl".
Sch" 1 uit.
County Purveyor
Cocuty '"f'lHtni-rioijer.
ciii'itcii :i!ti:rroKY
('ONflRlJATIONAL (MITRril-S'-rv'-o-
--r firt :md thiid Sah-i,-,'?i-
of i-u h ti'OTjth at R-d ('loud
stl'l iriav:b. Vhik V i. at
lUi (lud. -2 o'fiock V. M at In
:ivilc. Kvtrv -onJ and fourth
;il,.:i:li- :it Ratiii and ilariiumy
1'nvitii-ls. I.'KV. A. MaXAVKM.,
T:i-tor.
RM'TIST (MH'll'.'U. I!kv.
J T. Mil.NT.ri. Sfrvir. econd
'vibbn'l. in caih uii'ii'h at 1 1 A M.
MKrnoni-r t'iiruMi.- kki.
t'l I it Sfiv:n .tu alternate Sab
bath at Jl A M. finu May U,
and ib iIt'inato evr niugs otn v.
M;. 1'T. :.t 7 1 1' P. M.
'TfIt "r. !' iv Alternate Sib
- i1miI . .M. and at Wi:t
?riIK laiit'K -it 1 "J I. M. iMtll'L'
"ua J7. I'knviiv ''ki:kk. Aher
ti it.- Sabtiath- at '2. '1 V. M. and
:' !Inii::ii'l Srhoo'-h"uc at 7 '2
V nun' l iv J
I!i:. L Oi.MsTr.u, i'a-tor.
IU v (Ik O Vi:im;k. Rapti-i, .Scr
vir at Rid t'loini sciiool-hoKM1.
I t an-1 -3 S..bbith ufcai-ii mouth J
a; 1! A. M.
? i- .u Sift. orory Sabbatli
hi uning U Ii M Cln-r'-.-it 11.
I . 'A . M i:i:.(.i:j:. Sunt.
1". N'.l OK HOl'K iii-eu i very two
... ' i.t. ! . ',-,.. I f.fllllrl,- . 1-111
n .
ni-
,: r -.i. r-1. .-J. .
Arritn! siit.l !;:! tm-' o ..nils
Iiiiiii :5m- ::! lo::t !..
ll.ii;s L'iVe .Monday:-
W im dav"- a-id Friday 7 a. m
Tio-liv, rJnirMiiy and .-rituiday, s
i in . M ive-" cvivy dav ."i:''.!1 p. tn.
Ii'tT'Kn L"ave .Mendtiis and
.'!. it-d-iv7 a u:.. arriws Wodiie-
an
1 S nai-dayf t p. 111.
J'l 1. ..-ANT illS.l. b'av TSunda ? 7
a : .vrn- Wdf . day".-ti p. tn.
JiMCi.!N. iMitiir eat. M nday-
i'id Thti:-d.i-"- '2 p. ui. doing we.-t
Tuc-dav'- and FrMaj's- . a. ni
,1 ;:Vi:i.I. Kan-a-. leave- Tue-daj.-.
f - I iv- and S.atur lav- .- a. 111..
-ir..-. '! ..id ns, W-.JuJda3 an 1
Vtil .- " 11. 1:1.
Jt'Si.. Kin a. Lav5 Monday-.
t-dtie-d i and Fiiday 7 a. 111..
arrives Tue.-da.-, Thnr-days and
Su'idiv-. ' p 111.
Office o,'cti Iroin 12 m until 1 p. m.
Sunday-.
All rei;i.tered matter inu-t be in
J
1
by 7 :; p. tn- !
"'otiev Order bu-ine-- closed at I
I .: p. III. u umuir. i:?uuu un ;" i
dav. !
M. R. McNitt. R. M.
r.O.Mix-i! C:rl-. wih name, lo et--Strtijile-for
-'.-et -Hnp. .1. 31lNKElt
A Co. N:i ni. N Y.
.'ti' Fa: taiv-. ten -vll -. with yoni
i.-me in Lib. l"- Ti u-. Snii.i.i
Huo M'den. . Y."
Red Cloud & Jew
ell City Stage Line.
Connecting at R-iC.uid with the
Kepubliein . -y line, running
ftiatght to Ha-tin,.-.
S-Throe rgul.ii trip- wdlbemnde
rae'. week, b-aving Rtd Cl.unl the
h-itrni time the stage from Hastings
does.
'.vj .mlo ..ii u-Jc-i .:.-.- ii.-.i u2t
fa he ni-A soy a n :. e.
?.-lv D. H.GOIFRKY.
HARNESS SHOP
S. V. Ludow
Is now prepared to do allkiiuLof wor
IN THE
Harness line.
The best of materials uted, and al
TOrk WAR R ANTED.
ISIDPAIKI0
-rDone on
short uotice and at reasonable
pr5ce:
1 rices-
Shop in McNitt" s Store.
Red Clou a cliraska.
VOL. V.
' 0S1XESS n IK ECTOR Y
Attorneys at Law.
,T. S Gilliam.
Ati;y at I a w5
and notary public
:s?ir C.ill.vtion promptly attended to.
OSce in J. H. WiUccs'c. 2zi Cicui lie's.
,F. R. Willcox
ATTOHNKV AT LAW,
and U. S CommisM'.ner.
"(SdlL-ction iiompi1yAttenled to
OFFICE ONK- UOOIt
s;i;tH OK BALM'S aTOKh
Red Cloutl.
Kcb.
JAS. LAIRD,
...,. tvnrinl'VCl'ini'
A l ' V
'.V ANDCOrNSELOl
i ...-..-. --- -- ,..ii
' I 'K A. M Ml ,ii - imiu -
Iimi:it:i Nebraska. Vv'ill
' ; , m, .. r.lwi ..
rx at jaw
i.jactH'f I'l an ui-- o.jii ... ... ;
?
Prntnnt attention L'tven to an ou-uie
entiu-tfd to bi can. Oilice on tli
ca?t .ide Juniata Avenue. July 1 .
Geo.W. Sheppard,
(JOYKKNMF.NT
RLOOMINtlTON, NKB.
C. v. .A- x ,
Notary Public.
a. k. ..w i
Act.l:.f M.R.U. baml-
fiaTcu 35 ruf Tiers,
ATTORN KYS AT LAW,
Al'D S2AL 2S7A73 AC-S1TTS.
Willpiactif-e in all the Courts in
t hi.-State and Northern Kan-a-.
Collcetion- promptly attended to and
Correspondence .-olicited.
lied Cloud, X' lira. sht.
w.
'. i:iClIAKIS'N, .1. A. IITI.I.KY.-I
Richardson &. Tulleys, ;
iCii CTI1.G A5S. iS i
WMJ buj .m.l -ell Rr:,i Kn to on Cinmi ,
mm".. and i.ji3 t.ii-J"rtiiin-re-ident. !
SnS'tkiSiM,: !
.roti bu'-iiiff .iiini'ily.-ii..-ered. i
IIKDCIHTD, - - -
NKR. !
1. K - IT.!.
!'r-i lent.
11. W. IMikhk. .-Vivo-i,rt.-idtrt.:.
'. Smith,
Ca.-hier. -
first Rational y.mlif"
. .
BZAT ICE, 1TEEHASHA.
.-rce!,-oi i'. SMITH UP.op.i
s.io.or-o.no. t
DIRECTORS
Uo.V. A.-Pt 'IWS t?tn.. r.(t PncfKV
msKii.is. New York. ll.H I'abkek,
4--1.-. S.v'i.skt?h.
PHYSI CANS.
I. V. TILLEYS,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSiCiin
U. S. Ren-inn Surgeon.
OrnrK two door- i-outh uf the Cotut
Hu-e
:k -
- -
fJ fK -fJ l :Z f J . ,
S-I)?K.
vLfj
J
Dk.,n:.... ..,i o..--.- .
1 rilYd blftll d U CUIUCUII.
&35" RAKTirri.AK attention t.lVEN
to i'ii:.-i:.- pki ri.i.u Ti) Females.
Otzzs zzlL Eesiiezcs ve niles east zi
aciZ'.zzL Sear SlaSreekSEUs.
.,..,.,.,,.. ,, vrn
LRm hli (.o. M'.o.
. '
Dm Pi nin CllDfJiT!FDC
Utl) ULUUU r-UKKI I I KL
6TOEE,-
IAS. CALVKKT, Rropiietor. '
Herds enten.-ivt ly in all kind- of fin-'
iiiture. neh a- Bureaus, Bead.-tetid.
table-, ( hair-, jlirroi.-, and in fact
everything to be found in a fir.t-cl.as ,
furniture .-tore.
CIYK HIM A CALL.
Red Ci.ot i), - - - Nep.
."7-lvr
IcEaqinifrr 5c Snntt
i -o-
! 'articular attention given to shop
i work, and xoffin- made to order.
-Raiiiting a Specialty. S3
Shop we-t of Richardou"s. building.
""republican" valley"
stase line.
C. R. JONES RRORRIFrOR.
Stage leave.- Hasting- for Red
. CI. ud. Smith Center. Burr Oak and
' Voun -outh, on Monday. Wtdnfsdav
and Tuesday at S ocWk A M re-
; tunmig on alternate days-. 1 asseng is
v., ,. ..,!. l....,c....M. .,.,.. n...
J Smith"? Book Stoie, iatin.cs and
Yaiky ilouie Bed Cloud. 5 Jo ly.
Eternal Vigilance is
i(
RED CLOUD.
A NATIONAL LOSS.
In the firmament there are nnny
star-, and they differ from one another
in hrihtmarid bfau'v. .-o in nations,
then- art-tien who reparmess ru cir-
r-um-tance-or nnk in life, will ri.e
i and our.-hine their fellow?, in cteatne.1-?
md irriown, -and when they ias? away, ( Jtfnlwl, that we extend our hearty
the nation mourns ' thanks to the citizen of Red Cloud
Laf-t Mouday, all that was mortal of an(j vjc;tJi,v for the hospitable mari
IIou. Oliver F. Morton, wa hon e to ner jn .j,;,. wc jiaVe been entertain
itv b-t p-titiL' place, amid the grief of ej ,iurir,g the e-Mon of this Ins-itute.
hi, friends pergonal ami natioral.
Hewa born in Wayne Co. Ind
Aug. -1th, ls2:. He graduated from
Mir'uii Univeisity, Ohio, ana wasaJ-
mitted to the bar in 147. In lS.r6
he enteied political life, and wanomi-j
rntml Cn T?n,,.t', on rjivrmrr nf
"l,LU ,U1 mj'""lv"" "'
Indiana He wai de eated, but lie
did noble woik fir bis party. He was
liritr.-.i'i.r ..!..,.l..!..n.iA.i.,v'ii lvi'.ll 'itwl
I . .- ". . n-.
"""'ici tivntu;f;i)inuuii.i "'-, ".-v.
in I ii Iirf fclnfP PYCP11I 1 V Iflftlicr
,
... , , " 1 n
i.juj i..i,-miiig me ii-iivu oi iov,.
Me was re elected, and during tlio-e anti neighbors are all happylat the re
dark' days, when to be an!effic ent -nits of their past six month's labor,
tMtp ivofiitivp ro.iiiiird :i'l the nerves .. mtnn. ndliiim Inro i.mimnniod tn
and t.atriii-m whitjh man Kin inutfr.
n,... m.. .i.-;.i i. .;.., ;.i.
'jyv. .uuiiuu rn..uu.-1'it nj .-i.-. .-."I
1're-ident Lincoln, and bravely did his
duty in quellinir the rebellion. In 1-I.7
he wa.-elected II S. Senator and held
t lie office until hi- death, which took
place Nov. l.-t int. He had been ill
-incelast Aui-u-t. and h is friend-hop-
ed ag-iin-t hope that he would recov-
er. in-remains lay in state. Saturday
and Sunday, and vast throngs took
their la-t look at the noble Senator
Hewa-a I'at (Jrand Ma-terofthe
I. 0. O F. and that society took
charge of his remains at the chuich
and conveyed it thenjo.the grave
Coiurn . . a Ijourned when it heard of
hi.- death, and letters'of condolence
arc recti ved from all parts of the coun
try, addre.ed to the bereaved family,
Thu the '"statf-incn went calm'v
fenh, tiiouniid -inc. re'v lamented
deeply, regretted almost ut:iver-a!'y.
igawffwn" ii.'gjr.jsgaggagaa
i- .-AviitS .iw;iiiii
.. .. ..--.
Qf v, 1 tir county met i in Red
(,,"u1 Nov- l- Caik,i t0 ordcr h-v A-
A. Rope Co. Supt. On motion A. A.
IV "as elected R.e-idtnt and Fran-
(.e (J. (Jrubb Seen tarv. A com
mittce con-i.-titi: of A. L. Huron,
Mahala WiKon a-id A. Railev wa
A. lJawey wa
eho.-en on programme.
Afternoon Session.
j opened with pny r by Rev. A. Max-
Weil.
:ot.g, '"Summer Hours", by
I , . , IT".
' Mr. at.il .Ir.-. Howard, nxerci.-e 111 j
I ,;, !,,.;.. .! t T .. xi 1, '
I ..ir mm..... -.i-ki-u iii uji n-v'i .'lu.ww'iii
I Song,' Caddie 1 our 0ti ('.-tine".
1 Spell.ng, cond'icted bv A. Railev.
Rea until seven o'clock.
Kvi.nin'i; Session.
Arithmetic, A .Mnxwli lli-torv,
A. A. 1 ope. Ailj.'Uttiid.
Moknim; SEssiii.v,
on Weiinesday. was called to order at !
nine o'clock A.M. Opened with pray
er. Orthography, conduced by A.
Bailey. Geogtaphy, A L Burton.
Kecesi taken until 1 R. M.
Apteun'xi.n Session.
Grammar and Compo.-ition coti
pucted by A. A. Rope Co. Supt.
After which a fieedi-TU -ion followed
I Arith. was again taken up and af
1IEBF.ASHA. ter a spirited diseti ion after rcce.-s
Orthography wa di-cusscd
R"ce- until evening
Readilif eoiitlllered lv P. Tlorln Or.
. ...: '
thnei-inhv ix Mr H.'pv-
j Adjourned until next day.
I'Ohe noon.
Fxamination of teachers until four o'-
I clock R. M. when the I-titute al-
ij"11"'-1'! and a o. Teacher A-ccia-
. -lit . t
- tiou oicanizi u by the ejection A. L
Burton a Rres. and Mr-, II. A. How
urt Ssc'y. On motion a committer
of lhree on rule.- to be appointed ly
Chair. Appointed as ueh A. L Bur-
ton A. B. Fierce and Laura .1. Ludlow
On motion a committee on programme
wa appointed eon;iting of K. M.
JVar,on F:ora Hunter and Frances C.
--. ti -w - , , ,
l,bb- I0n mol,on he Association
adjourned to meet at Guide Rock the
last Saturday f Nov. at 9 o'clock A. M.
Adjourned.
A. A. Rope, IV.Es.
Frances C. Gutitn, Sec v.
! The committee on resolution? ap
' pointed hi the Inst it u e, repor.'ed the
following roolu ions which weiehearu
Iv endor-ed bv the member.-.
Whereas, we the teachers of
Webster Co. having assembled in In
stitute for the purpo.-e of trutual ex
change of ideas respecting education;
and
Whereas, having been courteou-ly
and ho-pitably entertained by the cit
izens of Red Cloud and also receiving
assistance in conducting our Lbon: iu
lus.it ute therefrom : be it
Jiexohcd that we hearti'v endorse
the idea of holding Institutes of this
charac er and encouragingthe attend-
r , .
anceoi leacners mere io
Ac"trftJ, that we have as tcacheres
been boueStted by thus assembling
the price of Libert if." "w$2.00 a year is the. price of the
WEBSTER CO., NKBKASKA, THURSDAY.: NOV.
together and in working energetically
in the furtherance of education in
i
our county.
ffSOfrftj ,hat the teachers of thi.
inMjfUte extend their hearty thanks
... i?,. i t..v-..ll nml nther. fur
tne er1(.;ont manner in which tbey
ilfl...w.nn.li-f.iL the ierc"wj5 aK-ienei
tne,lK
A. L. BcrtoH, '
i
...
!
Chin. Com.
-Mapuk-Grovb Farm..) .
Webster Co. Neb.
Nov. ?id. 1S7T. j
I Tr. 1? Tln- r-T- Vinr-nn. n fnar
.'in. i.w i'-i "i "'"luc " -"
he-nre moments, and the cenings
being long I wiil drop you a few lines
I. .1. ... , f . 1. ..,.
jiuui im piii l Ui inc U'juntj.
I hitio. ' rilrni
n olnr, n UMial
1" V. C
j.,.,.o...v ,uu....,c
.,n .
, a ,,ro.-j.eiuus limiuiliuu, iiic """''
i,Ki-.v, m nn.l iho ripHi rnrr
', , ... -X- .. r... .
gooa. XjOTU will average iroiu ui. iu
.CVenty five bushels to the acre, and
; good, sound and well matured, al-
though potatoes do not turn out so
well a? wa expected, but are better
than last year. The late rains have
put the round in good condition for
plowing and the farmer- are improv-
ingineoppi riuiiuy 1 1 preparing uiiir
farms for early .-pring soniug by fall
plowimr. Tnis i- one.thing every far J
mr r .-hould lo k well to, as cat ly fill
plowing i- just the thing for small!
grain, the earii-r and the dieper plow I
ing the better er p- of .-mall grain may !
beexjiected I have about 7") acres '
now ready for spring -owing and it is,
ail well plowed. Averace depth six
inches. Iy c'o-e ob-ervation I find,
oi'latcj-enr.- the faiux r.-in this jart of .
the country are dointr a better 'job"
! off tnuitur than in fjrmer years and
they :e the ic-ults a.- the yield i-
hotter and abetter riualitv of grain is
i
rai-ed.
rai-ed. I
i A short time a-.'O T met a man fmm '
i Iowa 'oo'-5" 1"J. and yas some-
' what atnu-"d at hi- expre-.-ions, said
j he, ' 1 have been all over this whole
country south-we-t clear to the Sol-
omon River and I can't (ind at v .-rich
'and a- we Itave tn Iowa.
land a-we have in Iowa." " Win '
id I. Said he, ' you f have not the
L'ra- on your prairii s that we have."
Said I, it i.- not eras.- that we are rais-
ing. iti- vegetables and grain fcc.
.' " I I I .. I I"
j es. paiu lie a there 1 -nmetlung
i.... -..... " ..,.:..,: r-....U i..t.
"" '" viuitiiiuu iw nutu 'ut;
Reiifiecker's corn field, 'which will go1
about 7-" bu-he.-Is to the acre) "how;
in t he h II- you can raise such .corn
a- that ami the grass along .-ide the
field three incite- high" And .-aid
he, "I never .-aw -uch com a.-I have
.-een in Nebraska on thi.- trip." This
is lue way .1 great many of the eastern
nonnle t:i!L- bm iill nti.e r.fihon. , A
,.,- . . .... .. .,. v.w.u-.u
-ati.-ned to .-tay there and rent land Af er over hotty etr- trial it 1-
.... . , i -it - - t i- t
and give luin one half to three fifths p,l'i "' ivt- 'he mo-t uuijua.ihed te.-
of all they raise ra-l-erthan come to "l"'1 , ''virtue-from per.-ot.s
v i i i ti l .of the highest character and re.-pnn-i-
Nebra-kaandgetad they can rai-e i,jiily Hmiuent phy,iciati- enmmend
be-ide- g..'tti.ig;i farm for nothing, I it as the most
would ay to all thoe who are not'
nif owner- aiieaoy 01 a i nu, come io
Ncbra.-ka and get one before they are
..11 l-
&II Id
Ken up. J Here is room tor sev-
oral vet.
It "has become a settled fact that
. . , ,. . .
the land in this section of count n-is
very Tertile and will produce large
crops if well cultivated and if .sufficient
mm ilm.! Tn tli, lt t t.ka v
(&. .!.' ut'fjavwwui,tj
there has been good crops and I have
never known an entire failure during
my thirteen years experience in Ne-
braska I hve seen the prasshnnnprs
here twice during that time and n.-ith-
.. , ": . ...
er time did they devastate all our
crops; left us plenty to live on until
we could rai-e another crop. And
drou.hhasnot affected , matcri.
T , ... .
In my next I will give you my report
on threshing and will give an averace
of small grain raised in Webster Co.
Nothing more.
Yours Sec. D. S. H elvers.
Hon. John Wel-h, win ha3 bee
j - '. . j -
natel a minister to hngland, is
nomi
a rich sugar importer and never held
ofEcs oxcept local office tn Philadel
phia. in his life. He was president
of the Committee on finance during
the Centennial exhibition. It U said
he very relactantly, after mature de-
iibtration accepted the
office.
imporlant
Senator Blaine 5 daughter shot FlS3H2.!'.3 59 Adveft-uienis rocmd for -:.e or
herself in the head with a pistol a few ?M;K5Erlg!Kf- ni'.rTia. For rat alorn containing ll
j - tu i n j i. I-?S.?- 'i?'fL;tii stmm name- of pap-r-, and othr infiriua
day- sine?. The ball entered her H?5-SFir??-5ss2--5S" O .:, ,i V, ..,, Vi '
bend between her eyes, and passrd llijlzliilpz- CI SZilS i FCSTZS. il Pit . Ect Tin;!
upward. It has not been taken out, , i'lf Q?-f r'Tz' 'IsHSf G Ii2:r. 27 t Iziz. !
hougn the physicuns have probed, Z?F 3l-Ir-3'a Zi IQO Ck'Vl 1 LP tQi i
for it carefully. She suff. rs ccrriblv ! &lagnsZ&?JA lh l'6' 'lltUU ' I
from the wound, but the urgeons F?i:2l4-i?ii!T- H2 flr "VEUT Vill?lA (IR. !
have hope of her recovery. yrs2i-is!-rTlLl3 5"5 &.'RW i - -
r.M i ,- , i. . - - S?2- iikzH-7lz?Z2. s- rxi-V'"' ti ?-V r,r- as low a-any o he
ine.jaaies, aiissionary Association slljr, r'5s, s'i''r5-?iJ ?s ZZZZZ ? -Vm - T3 3
of Nebraska, met at Cre e, on i.th.' fslH "f ic5i?Sr.s.-l -? ' rJUv-v.a-.s'j? - t v
ult., and their meeting was one of deep j I'tillf IbrHrPff iC 6" 31 Park novr, .xEy aorjc'T
interest to the members. Amougtlw js ?:-rhl!i!l?I fl SAMPLE COl'iSS FKEE. ' . -
, officer, for the onsuicgy. we notice
e name Mrs. Maxwell of Red I loud.
It a ice I re ui m. .xexi vfir :ue
. .,,,,.,.. " .
e"D5 wm De ncm at 'remont
,
m pp vp vn .
, AJLP Iff eJT. X XSSjLa r
A book containing a lir of towti in
the U. S. having u iMJU pop., and the '
newspapers having largest ciM-ulation :
All the lleli i.us. Aiiiicultur.il. cien-'
tific, and other rpeuial cla-? journals, i
Tables t-f rate;, showing rist of alcr-
tising and everything which an
advertiser w uld likf to know.
Mailcdon receipt of fnc-ent. Addo
J GEORGE P. RowELL & CO.. 10 Spruce
SL N. Y. (opposite "Tribune" build
ing)
AN ADDRESS TOTHK SICK
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i xjf uu nit ii i i" s:i:i im ui uio u-oi .
j )Q vou wanl .something to -trcugthen
I .CnilV
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. VO i'3" Want a L'OOJ -lppCtlte.'
n . . . .k
luUU iim. (U Clii'l HI IICM'm.'Ul.-.-.
J)0 you want g00(J dijTC- I-I1?
Do you nanJ to.-leep veil?
Do you want to build up your on.-ti-
tiilinn?
' ,)o 'ou want a brisk and vigmou
.feehns? U y..u do,
TAKE
SIMONS
LIVKR
Eeo.'ulaioi-
iiMMMwrnnMMMMB
TT w- r
AlGliiX (X wOn
. Sole nrot ri'tor Si'uons' Liver Rc:r-
ulator, 1'hiladelphia.
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I
IOMI. I.MIKin
7--V-ni-yt ,! wsirrantel eH
'xlf 8A'iji, '" l,".n,;iln a, -tns'e
II t '
til" V
Southern
M'"'f
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Tlf V?-'" nnaii ine pr.oi-
:i UCIitt b.le pUi'i-U ill
mi ntrle wbprp l.n-er I)ietsp m.i.f tirpvait.
. It n. el kk ai. msKA.-Fsr c-kh mypek
A.'lil.llh.M III III' UVfll AJillniri..1. IWI -
n.ATKTiini,nrniu rsrv .m
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CHILLS AXD FEY Eli.
'ni;XS I.ivCT Kellor
I.- eminent"; a
Family M-Iicine :
red, fjr imim: ;i
aii' i'j i'tii. r'
rrt4 Lf I.Atak.w I .,
ate resort wd! -ave many
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vafivrincr .!,! ,v :, .to,!!.,,- ;,, .;...
...4 Antr..- .;n-
SHU U'lV-lUI.-- iy-.-.
FFFFCTC VI 5RFCIFIC
Fr cnnstipition, heada'-he, pain m
j the shouhlers, dizinea-, .-our stomach, '
Bad tas in the ramith, Biliou at-
tacks Ralpitation of the heart, I'atn m '
the reon ofthe ki(iys i)tf,poIIIlen- .
Cy, Gloom and forulod ing of exit all'
which are the olldping of a ili-ea-tii
' Liver
fap-j7.7 -p-j.;. nariieie o. i.--;u- oer.-jn in every tnw ii t i.iki- 'uii-n iit.,it
T QS'-isf'yz r "ri,,,J i'0'iri'u.- , t-r fio bimei. elicit, -t .ml buM lPBtr.iei
I i 7t.sf-itr in -er-l -V-t-,iT.C b.mi'y .ii'd;c.i-j..n mii.. wu.-.d Any one
U 3&J' fa'SV-J.r.I.p;!:,h1 'iiii.t-.:il .. ik .o-.-r. .-CM. Thrm rltdc-
s&EC&Jiei tli'Ul.L!-.. .-.,. wur'r..- ..I art irn ei. Irte t- -iil...ril.er.
dBLTiu iv yrr ' tu'n.ji
Wr"f "t-- -.i ' v .-
. xtf
fnr Tf TV nfii r nr?v v
hUlAh ja iuilukm
For chi'dren complaining of colic,
headache, or -ick Motuaeh. a teaspoon-;
ful or more wi'l give relief Children -
as will a-s adults eat sometimes too
much -tipper or eat soin Mhing which
d n-s not digest well producing .our.
stomach, hear:buni. or rotlc ne.- a (
' go;d dos of Liver Regulafor ;y!I give '
re,icf Th -PP to per.ns of all
ages It is the cheapest purest and
bft?t pauji,.c MeJcine in the world! i
t A n inirtl .
- -."- - -s. .mms-
i Thousand lead mis-'rab'e l:vc
suffering from dyspepsia a di-onb-re
stomach and iivcr, producing biliou?
ness, heartburn, co.-tivenes.-. wetikness
rreuar appetite, low spirit-, rai-hg
lool after e3tin?. 3nd offten ending in
a, ,tMoks of ,,.VPr. LjJmr
h'iy are siuk yet get little av:njiihy.
the unfaring remed to prevent thesi
tafrlietions and re-tnre health i 2-irnGnH
IxLiver Rei.ulatxir.
3IANLFACTURED ONLY CY
J. II. ZEILIN JfcCO .
Philadelphia.
Price, $!. 03 SoU by all dm-iUis.
Red Chxvl r '.
Wi
8, IS 77
1I IW & COIE
V11A.J. X V.i.1
Juniata Nebraska.
Arc now propar.d to buy
WHEAT.
,
' . . , . ,
ard nth.-r rnun. and ,.nj the luh
ca-h rice for the same.
Thcv also have a fuli stock of getter!
a i
' 1. iliKv II
DISK
.-ucl
i .1-
occrics.
DRY (iOODS,
II ATS. CAPS.
(ILOYK.
HOOTS SIIOKS, &V.
which they are offering at price-that
are bound to suit their customer-.
RKMKMRKR THK l'LCM,
en-t .-iile of -luniata Avenue.
.1 TNI ATA - - - NHRRASKA
. lif
i, j ... i- not fiK-ilj eii-rifil in tlit"- tutu
. but itciilM.iii.i'in threr iitoiith.
' f I by H!if t ritber v. in .t: 'j
i..'irt . -f -h utr who i. ivinin.' n H.rK
' yfmlilj .it the rinjiliirnient llmt vn- tu'in'h.
. 4" iH"u..,.k iti .-ur u.i t.wn. V..U mi: irno '
. vi.nr irlinin rti.i. In flit w rk. ir t.ni xiii '
t. re un.nipru. vb.ne...-nt-vh.. .ir-iai.-!
!.. - J mi - .I.... A II wl... n... . . . '
j K1I1K IIV4T C-'f l,Vl '.. w. ii" Vl' f .
once an 111.1V0 iiin f.i"t. At l he eri'-'fiit
J time timiii)- eaiiiint ' m.idr -ofU'ily ami rH-
, Ml ;it ;iiii nther bu'llir-.. It i rmttiilir
try the i..i-iii.-. Term-n-wl ..unit tre.-. .
. Vl 1. Portland. M-in
. - iinro - - :il utiL'O. il . 11 tl I.I I l A ..
. , f - -.
nAT J-V ;rcatch..acctoiiikrm..nr
. I , 'I I I I Uj.,11 . ,r..t sett-old xn rn
U aU l' get sn-cn :.t.k.-. W n.jU,l a
'1 he iiriee i .-o low Ifi.,t zilimi.t rv-iriu..'t
Mit.jeniie-'. ue .i.ent report makln? opr
.-. vwv- 'in; ilk
SI mw!t. A I.1.I3 .ir nt rei.rtk
HU ovvr tuO Fub-.-ribin- it ton Uj . All
who ensaitj luhke inney f.- . Vou hii iic-
, Vote nil our ti o ti. the bi.-n.iwj-. or only
, j'ltir -pare tune. Vn n-..l imt be aw.iy
l"r'in hi'Iil'- .t er i.ichl. -U i fin do II ,u
i other.. Full paneulri? dire.- i.-an.i tuir
" - J 1, ipini ii.iiTA-iii-i" . III. 1. i . ..
' '"" w.mt protsta'.le work en.l yoir.id.lrc"
1 t niee. It r.MMioihin t.:r tbr bti..i.
o .irie who '!.. e-t n'-f. -a ik- .'-eM p .
! Ad Ir. "'1 he IV' 1 k .- Juurna'
i 21 .-one.
Pi rt'.r.d. J
r .1 I
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GRACES SAIA'K.
A VEUITAIU.E PHPAHTHN, ill
1 tented in the 17th uenturv bv Dr.
Yiiiium Grace Surijenii in King
Iame' artnv Tiirough f agencv h
cured thousto'l.- 01 ti most s,-ri"U-
' ot - and wounds, and wa regarded
i by all who knew iiim a public brnefiie- '
I . ... -., .. .,
n .. j ,., . . ,.,,.
i oy uruggi-u- geteru v
At FN fS W NTj-II
xlh: olt .-0.-lc c'otl o,t0u
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' .
II1!" WW? 5fj-V
I I" ' J 1 VW
, . .l- .. fe... fc .1 'Jll. I.' -.1.
For rradmg club-, for Amntcur
J theutncids. t-iii;i- nwre pliy-'. driwine i
! room tda;?. fairv plays Kthwtuan '
play-, gui ie buk-, p-dk r p.vito. i
mint.-. Tabl.atix light.,, n.agne-ium !
light- coiorrl lire, burn cork, l bet- j
ncal f .. e prejarafi m.-. Ja-V- wax?
woik-. wig-. ard. and ni.-iu-t.-nrrn.
at r. Jtire pri . t'o.-fonier-, u-ciiery ,
1 charadi-. ' catalnuffc ?ent l're
oiniaitiing iii'i if-orip'in aim price
jSAM'LFRKNrH k SON, I-J Nau-
' -au St., New Yerk.
1 -;
'Jo gilt-edg'd enr 1. no two alike, '
w,th name lo et- p,-' rnid. Vr.u-
I.ous k Co.. oriti hi'ham. . 1 .
TfT L I O 1 'V
. , ". .. . " ,
tZX
!or inc u,,c. M c ; l " l ' , " in
!t? ,n a'anwl u-tage.-) At!n:.a.
bronehit-. latyrh. and all deranrc
ment-oi tne -ervou--v-'cui. a cir-
eular containing parti -ular-of mar;
1 ca-e- -nc'-ful'y treated, full adriT
for the treatment ofthe diTi.- nlve
mentioned aid certtficafp ol act
nils
ct:re, will be en; f r"e ly uiail t nil
anp'ican'- Addre-? OSCAR C MO
SKS, M !V -p-etor, 1- Cc rJaiid
Street, New Y irk
AI)VKIinI0!
$ ) WORTH F IR -i"'7-.i.
Tne c'cipe! and r wav to ra-h
render- out-ide of th ia:reti:te- is bv
noTirt nnA sit rrirr nf .nr !. aT
over PM) newpsj rs, dirid-d tocovl
( r different section- of the f.nntrr
pfiy iirriiitiiia r t.u..j.
( )- .) b
f.f.ilfillimiii..
RllERTOA
Cirrit thr'.r-r .. I nPIil-tS ( H J U Y K M II V M FI
i(l.R. J'lr t)l!. ;i.n. ii j-Y. riltn. ROOKS-
STATIONARY, and in J i.-t nrrrwlui.,: i 1... f..ind in a rir.t !.!
Drue Hiu.'
Wr la! W.!v in DKY i;ii l.s Kl.oYK. NO
TIOV-:. L-r.- Coder tvur. HtMlTS. IHKS and H RPWARK.
HIDK-an! TI'RS a .-p-c.ai
Quick Sale, ft mall Profits!'
u r' Wi" "', v "l r,M,,U ' U' a!'t r , a' 1 ti n I In- Vail, y
Call and examine out i-ouiL and ,.lL.,t umj U lLmiMCd f .t(
ay- . n'A-tJ
vii'ir
BLACKSMITH AM) WAGON
SHOP.
HAMPTONS RALSTON.
The tin ler-ictnd h.iin
It It 1
-Hie ol v uti-ter Ml f ir. n w pr
on hort n-ittce ml t'ooil . J.-
AI! Work WarrantecTto 6iv Satisfaction
toreted,t.M,itb,r,k-toth PM,cb.r ,..i patronage t,,,d
rc.-pectlul. M-.i. i: a coitimuan.-.. ., i). .,,,
1 Ml I IIA-M,,I"-N'A RALMON, ?7
I :. Rotter !,a-j,i.t rt ,-.iv,.
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an b
an, Si""'51'1 '" l',a V"-
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CHEAP CASH STOItK
U Iio!c-ale ai 1 IU -
DRY GOODS. HATS. O A DCS AMn
NOTIONS
Groeorien, Fiour
WOOD, WILLOW. GLV
WE W IL L XO T HE CXI) Eli VO
North f
17 J?!ll
HARDWARE
;
STORE
' 51 1TCII-E IaI A JtOIl II A K'f
... , x . -t .... ,
n, and Harda;e.
WK
Keep a Supply of Farming I m lcin"n t.
s a call, e ff i
r: urm in tne west.sa
tlace, 1 door north ofthe Printinr ofice.
Red Cloud- Neb.
Legal mivmi-mg at Statute rate.
AH tran-W-iit advetik-r-tni-iti.- mu-t
P '! l-r iu udxance.
.YEB
Props.
t ll ir ti. u
"hep on tic ei et
"nk m then hi e
,.ir 1 to .. i!!
I tl.t fii..i oH,0i,tO
rofusioiis.
l'h0 '"' " " s'"' ""' f oh
Potter,
Rec! Cloud, Nebraska.
ta - . li
a.' r
& ProviHioiin,
AND QCKHNSWARi:.
L 1). CA L L A Xh SEE US -'
Bank,
HV?r!kV66, ;S'PBB.4RLi
iropn.
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sre we faa ui: yau, and at figure
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