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THE RED CLOUD CHIEF.
Cloud Chief.
Red
The
lut rl. tA
Nlfcr taatm Va c
fLATO K
rrm.iHiEU every Thursday at
BED CLOUD, NEBSASKA.
ROR IN k SPRINGER,
I.lif urn mi it Irrlptr.
$2&?er jcar, Invariably i:i Advance.
. . - . ml- ..-: f tt. H,,i 4"nud Chief.
"Eternal Visilancc is the price of Liberty r "'" 5Z.UU yttir iw v-j ' J - - - -
NOV. 22, 1877
SubFeri'ic" wlio do not receive their n-
fot uf ol tin- lact :it ontc.
Corrcpoii'lcncc solicited Irom nil jtarl? ol
the County :unl State, on matters of cvticral
interest.
In i.Wri-c rr ?rv responsible for the
vines nrojnnionsofnnr correspondents.
Wc tlu not publish anonymous Icttcrx
and rnivmnicntiuns. Always give
your nmne.
Local notices, to insure insertion,
muxt:handd in as early as Wed
nesd'i morning.
OfHeial J )i rectory.
VOL- V.
HAPPY NEBRA.SKANS.
It is feared that civil war will sooi
break out in France. Then will Ger-
many find opportunity to take more of t Leact a Correspondent Tbirfe 7ha7
that ill fated country.and Francc,r,roud I Ought to be S'ppr fth Sa:h
RED CLOUD, WEBSTER CO., NEBRASf A, THURSDAY-
MjSlSESSDUlECTOin
no.i
AiiiowMit uhwiw"!' ttut
I pk1 for m lwwf
fu.i:.
SPAPER
France where will she he? It is to be
hoped that the days when the streets
of Pari.s ran red with blood are not to
be repeated.
CONGRESSIONAL.
K. c Vf -ck Kcatricc. U.S. Senator.
Alvjn-s:umter-. Omaha. ' U. S. Senator.
1 4r;rcn7.o 'r .nine. iipro?euiaiivc.
EXECUTIVE.
SIL.V i V RISER. Governor. Lincoln.
BrimP i t-r'jurk. Sec. of State.
.T.U V.Uoti. Lincoln. Auditor.
J.C. M-r.ni. .. rrcasiirer.
Ceo. II. Robert. Att'y n.
J. M. M Kenzie. Lincoln. Sup. Pub. Inftruc.
JUDICIARY.
Opportunities.
Red Cloud, Neil, Nov., 10, '77.
Editor of the Inter-Ocean:
A trip up the Republican Valley at
this season of the year, while the beau-
;r,.i .ira r.fnnr lone Indian summer t
I ..'el.. - :ntr. i),n nnnl clnnr.
i.ii nrf swiiriv n;i.vsiui: iuw "- '""i '
imi nrnn .
to silly
bracing atiuo.spherc of winter, is au ex
perience long to be remembered by
those who leave the East the ruins,
the .sleet, the mud. and discomforts
tio . H. 1. !:. i:iha.
Chlof.listiec.
Dai'UJ ii M.No,r.,rkur'ity. A j.lt .,ua.
Sjiu i: M.i rivet!. I'latdinitiitti i
WKitSTER COUNTY.
Couiftj 'lerk.
1 reafiirer.
Probate .luilpo.
Sheriff.
Febool Sllli't.
t'onuier.
ounty Surveyor
.1. A.Tilley.
K. II M n-.
I. W. ."(lleys.
II. ( . Kill.
A. A l'ie,
C. r Coon.
v I- . i'lioni,
J. V. Rail.
I. II. I.SK-C.
J. 11. II .art.
County Ufiminis. toners.
cniiKii :iinr.rriiv,
M.
M
l,r...l T Mii.ner.
LrtTl Sal. bat hat 11 A
Rev. (3ko. O Ykishi.
I t S:iM:iili at 11 AM
lit.ii " fvii.iiifr.
RKV I'UV. E.
4th Sabbath at ll A M
r.rd " evensntj.
Riv (' Rim iv,
.;! Sabbath at 1 1 A
Ki " ovoninij.
.i:itvni S'HO(i. every Sabbath
nioiHJiii; at It) A. M. CIosp? at 11.
C. V. SriUN!ER. Supt.
RAND OF IIOPK mi" every two
vek.s cm alternate Thursday even
ins- at t'r.'M o clock.
Arrival iimt IH'pnrturf oT .tinilH
lrm t!i' Iteil "IoliI I .
Ifn-".s heaves Monday's
Wt'.lnc.-.l.iv's -and Friday 7 a. m.
T icdav, Thur.-diy and Satuidav, S
i m., Anives eveiy day fr.M p. m.
JImivard Leaveb Mondays and
Thur-dav-4 7 a. n:., arrives Wednes
lr, nd S ifurdnys ( p. m.
T'i.EV.at 111 x.l. leaves Thursdays 7
a. i2i Arri. e- Wedne-day's ' p. in.
FuWKl.lN, Ko'm- east, Monday'.
A d Thursday'.- '2 p. in. ? ( Joitif; wt'M
Tnesdav's and Friday 1 a. m.
J i:VEI.I. Kansas leaves Tue.-days,
f tir-idavc and Saturdays S a.m.,
arnv- Mmd.i.s, W'edncrdays and
IVilty-'i p. in.
Rr--El., Kansas, Leaves Mondays,
Wedne.-days and Fridays 7 a. in..
arrive Tue.-,.las, I hurstlays and
Sundays ' P- .,
Oltiec ojien from 1:2 m until 1 p. m.
SutM-ty. .
11 registered matter must be in
4v7 " P- '-
M.ey t)rder business dosed at
7 .;d ; m. No orders isMied on Sun
;d:'y M. R. MeNrrr, P. M.
"" SOCMFT1KS.
" I. o. O. P.
Red Ciorn LomiE, No. 04, I. O.
(). F.. meets evry Saturday night in
(he Ma-onic Hall. Members of other
Lodire- are cordiallv invited to attend.
A. .). Meanes, N. ti.
John IX Leach, Sec'y.
A Sfcn. WatJ u' ot" 'ov ll2'
1 I'ditors Chief. The following is
the report of committee on programme
lor the Ti-aclieis,' Association, to be
Ik-IiI at Guide Reek, Nov. -J4, 177.
H A M to 10 Opening excrci.-cs and
reports of committees.
10 to 11. IVrmat.ent organization
Curiosity in children is but an ap-,
,infW. jifiiT knnwledirc. I doHbt not
but one great reason why
r.Iinn.lnn thenis'-lvCS wholly
nursuits, and trifle away all their time
inwiiidly, is because they find their 1
curiosity baulked, and their inquiries
neglected. LocJcc.
we meet ncoplu from Illinois, Ohio,
That Earthquake. Neu. yorkj ew England from cve-
A-hock of an earthquake was felt ry wijerc almost people who have
here between 1 1 A. M., and 12 m . last c0m(J t0 vjcw tjlC country after reading
Thursday. It was .-carccly noticed ex-; uli0ut jt ;n j.uej, rapersa
ecnt bv ihow. who were in the larger . Qconlm
houses, or at particular points In
places it was quite severe. At Colum
bus, Nebraska, bells were rung, at
North Platte, type cacs wcie upset,
at Lincoln and Omaha, the larger pub
lie buildings shook, so as to start the
plastering, and in many school rooms
ehildten were panic stricken. Noth
ing like it has been known in this sec
tion of country before.
Attorney at Law.
J. S. G-ilham.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSKL
J. i nn AT LAW.
, Will Practice in all the Covtt of
the State.
RED CLOUD, - - - NEB.
J. R. Willcox
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ana u. o. vuujuii."""
NOW
such as surround many less fortunate I Collection Promptly Attended to
localities. Herein Webster County , n,rncB ONE DOOR
SOUTH OF BAUM'S STORE
Red Cloud.
Neb.
J AS. LAIRD,
The County Commissioners of Lan
caster countv have deelared the law in
reard to township organization,
Tii-
.... :..,;.-.! .mil nttcr
con.-isieni, uui:mi:'ihi ...-.,
ly impracticable" and therefore they
refuse to act under its provision.
There i- talk of an injunction against
the election next April, in our own
county, and by next fall it is thought
the people will not want it. We have
been opposed to it in this county from
the outset, and voted against it, but
should not have tried to interfere, if
This is one of the countie
themselves honor at our last
Kr:mlrlin. whieh hes west ol this, car-
ricd off the banner of the champions
Railroad land, speculators' land, and
improved farms arc plenty, but govern
ment lands are becoming beautifully
less Homesteads are hard to get.
At the United States Land Office in
Hloomington we had a curiosity to sec
the amount of settlements made since
.Ian. 1 ; SS.207 acres have been taken
during the ten months ending Nov. 1.
' Ry far the larger portion of this land
1 has beew taken by actual settlers, OtJ,
21.) acres being homciteadid or pre
1 empted.
I Tne crops have been heavy, cereals
being an especial .success, both in yield
and quality- Corn is not worth mar
keting, but is used exclusively in fat
tening stock.
I Chicago travelling men report larg
er salei in NuVaska than in anv other
the inter- rvrr0UNEV AND COUNSELOR-
ff$ at law. .1 uniata Nebraska. ill
s that did practice in all the Courts of the State.
State Fair rrompi aucuuun ..,... ",-- ..
o,co.l tr Ins care. Uilice on tnu
pntrusted
cast side Juniata Avenue.
july 1 7
Geo.W. Sheppard,
GOVERNMENT
RLOOMINGTON, NER.
A
the!
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All thi R
tifie, Ad
Tabhflr
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avmmm
MaUtK
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tietorpo
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H.S.KALSY,
AKt.U.f-M. U.R.ban.l.
C. W. EALS7,
Notary Public
i .!...: -...... Ti.,. T..i-
the matter had been settled fairly ami
Vtv... ... ..., .u..u. , ..w-w ...-
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
AND 3SAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Will practice in all the Courts in
this State and Northern Kansas.
Collections promptly attended to and
Correspondence solicited.
Red Cloud., Nebraska.
ERTISING
5f
r containing a liat of town? in
having 5.000 pop., and the !
r baving imrKcat circulation
elu'ious. Agricultural, 5cieu
othcr special cla?s journals.
rates, showing cost of adver
sad everything which an
would like to know.
ftceipt of ten ccnU. Address
H0VELL GO., 1U spruce
file 'Tribune" build-
TO THE SICK.
2mrify the jrtcin?
Do you want to get rid of biltousne.--?
Do you want something to strengthen
ou?
Do you want a good appetite?
Do you wmt to get rid of nervouanc.-s?
Do you want good digesiiou?
Do you want to sleep ell?
Do you want to build up your con.-ti-
tution?
Do you want a brisk and vigoious
feeling? If you do,
TAKE "
SIMONS
LIVER
DILLON & COI.K.
Juniata Nebraska-
Arc now prepared to buy
WHEAT.
and other pr.iin, and pay the highest
cash price for the same. " .
.0:
They al.-o have a full stwk of general
d?..HniTiam5
UIERTOY.
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fo.
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UICHARDSON, J. A. TULLEYS
... ,i .:.: i. i..... ;.- ,n
eon-litutiona- .v- a i.-, "" ' .- . f .,,.,. nf ,. ,inili,v nn,l , w. N.
, and re- , "... ..
.:;:rr:...:LZ: ..,'.: I Richardson & Tuiieys,
II U.3.UIU UUUiL.l,
violation to tie eonstitution
flu-ld little cred t opon its author, for
l heir knowledge nf the supreme law of
the State. There appears to be a
doubt whether the law can be enforced
ttiiywhi re.
IS CUR GOVERNMENT CHRISTIAN 02 hc fivc 3'cars morc before ?
AH'ISTIC ? ! can roce've a iu5st repretentati
On Thursday last, November 1". a
.' . . .:..-. l,n niiii.tinn "ij
meeting io cun.-eii-i ...- m - - ,... .;a
ni...;. i"a"i ui v.w..i.v.o.
,', ' - r. .rr.'l f.,
portion ol tne present oiuciais oi tne
An occasional word
for Nt.bruka is prized and apprcciu
tcd. Our population entitles us to three
Congressmen, but uuder the law, if we
must wait the regular census, it will
Nebraska
entation in the
naliuual halls of legislation. Town
snip organization is beiug tried by
largo pro-
several counties have been re-elected
for another two years term.
Gad.
REAL ESTATE & COL'CTING AGENTS
Will buy anil sell Real Est itc on Commis
sion, ami pay taxo? for non-reaidont.
Spuria attention ttiven to collections. Cor-r.-ponlonce
soliritcd. All letters of inquiry,
or on business promptly answered.
RED CLOUD, NEB.
J. E. Smith.
President,
H. W. I'akkf.k. S.C.Smith.
Vicc-1'rcMdci.t, Cashier.
The Sod House Aristocracy.
Hurrah for the sod house aristocra
cy of Nebraska! A quarter of a cent
ury hence young meu will .-ay with
Phy.-iolngv. conducted by
to be effected
11 to 12.
A A Pope.
12 to 1. Intermission for dinner.
1 to 2. Mathematical Geography
conducted by Frank Bonn.
12 to "-i. Decimal Fractions, con
ducted by Charles Gilliam.
;j-l. Mental Arithmetic conduct
ed by A B Pierce.
A L Bcrton, Ch'm.
our Government Chri.-tian or
tie?" was held in the Still Water
School Houso. An organization Was
formed by electing Mr. George W.
Francis, President, pro-tea and Mr.
W. G. Love Sec' y pro tem.
An address was then de'ivered by
Rev. J. W. Crozier. The principal
point of this address was to prove
"That owing to the moral defects of
onr constitution the infidel and the ! pride that they commenced life in u
atheist are taking our Bible from god house, and before the next Cen
thc schools, our chaplains from the tennial those that can say that their
congress, hospitals, army, etc., and in ancestors dwelt in the.se humble liabi
order to have the Christian features ( tations will he considered "Tho first
of the institutions of our land est at- families of Nebraska!' A future
lished aud perpetrated, we ought President of the United States may
as Christian people to demand a di- now be tumbling around on a dirt floor
the in a sod house ! In the campaign pro-
sod house songs
as tne log
..1 . ..M.
the cath, as no oath at all, as nothing cabin songs were in the days of lip-
was said by whom the President is pecanoe-and Tyler-too," aud instead
to swear." After the address a per- j 0f J0g cabin we may have a picture of
manent 'organization was affected by a s0(i illjuse and the future President
electing Mr. George W. Francis,Pres- J cultins and carrying sod to finish the
ident, Mr. W. G. Love, Secretary, I roof. e.
Mr. D. Mearns, Vice-President. Thoj
object of the society is to form an j
auxiliary society to the National Re
form Association, of which the Hon
Felix R. Rrunot of Pittsburgh, Pa ,
is President. The great object of this Re ClOUt! & JeW
association is to secure a recognition
of Almighty God, as the source of all
irst Rational janli,
BEATRICE, NEBRASKA.
(Successor to SMITH llllOS.)
Regulator
J.H.Zeilin&Co.,
Sole proi rietors Simons' Liver Reg
ulator, Philadelphia.
the favokiti:
Home Remedy
.. . . i .
' -T1 "' "arramc'i nm
rfeHTlS. t omtain :i -iriKle
f2i555 part
C.rru- th.Krcrt f.-k in IMlPtiS (MlOlCK KMIL .MRP
ICINF. PAINTS. ) I L.t; I. SS 1TTTY, SCHOtlL lRKKi
STATIONARY, and in fact rrnlliiR tote ttmml in ai-
Drue Houm: . . .
We dr.il larsclv in UHV h)i )1S. S II A V? IX Gl.l VS. WO
TIONS. IiKe-' I nder wjrr. H(M)TS. SlllK and IIAUPWARF,
Hini-and FPUS a s-enhy
-Quick Sales 4 Small Profits !'v
IS OCR MOTTO
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atr ..v. ii .. it , . K.'n. i urTi iwnn wy l'lu?T in i r 'iuj .
LH and ciaiuinc eur rochJ? and iH!tn, and Ij cuminei'd f ht
?ay. i 1. i
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CAPITAL,
850.OVO.00.
tiuct recognition of Christ, as
"King of Kings" in our national doc- ceding his election,
ument. He, the speaker spoke of u.av become as common
i
DIRECTORS
Hon. A S PinrorK. C S Sen.. C. O. P,,,R3.Vi;
J imks Ei.t-is. New York. .VKKrU
Kl.IJ.UI FlLLGV. J.10.1--SMITH.
I-I.'i Sau'l C.Smith.
Cass County voted against town.
, ship organization by majority of 237.
EDITORIAL.
The Grand I.-land Times has taken
a r:w editor.
Dr. II. P. Mathewson of Omaha,
has leen chosen Superintendent of
the Insane Hospital.
Senator Paddock has introduced a
- .d into the Senate to establish a
Lranch mint in Omaha.
Chicago has had another fire; this
lime, Field, Liter & Co. have lost
iheir great clothing establishment.
Iat'.Jahon's cabinet have resigned
fearing the new Assembly will be "too
many" for their diplomacy.
Sitting Bull is a thoroug. scholar in
French and Latin, and was converted
to the Catholic faith by Father Dc
-inct.
Gen. Grant put the British Lion
in a miff tho other day by not getting
"enthused" over the grave of Shakespeare.
ell City Stage Line-
power and authority in civil govern-, Connecting at Red Cloud with the
ment. l lint .Lord Jceus jurist istne. Kepubitcan valley line, running
Ruler of Natious. and that the re
vealed will of God is of supreme au
thority in civil aff lirs.
David M earns, Viee-Pres't.
The above communication watj hand
ed in with lcqucst to publish.
This association is an outgrowth of
the Reform Presbyterian Church, and
although some of the avowed objects
to be attained arc praise worthy, yet
there is we fear, more of theory that
practice in the means resorted to and
moa-urcs introduced. Yet this move,
though perhaps rather Utopian, dis
covers a general need of reform. We
noticed in an exchange an item which
though slight in itself, shows that our
country has a little too much so-called
"Liberalism aboard, and unless the
old 'ship of State throws overboard
a "iiberal" portion of it she will soon
be submerged in an ocean of "Evolu
tion."
While we not fully endorse the blend
ing of Church and State, at least since
our Isralitic ancestors cried out for a
king, and feeling that we are not yet
entirely done with the -e.hool master'
which is to bring us t Christ, yet
we feel thai qui friends are making a
move in the lisht direction.
PHYSICIANS.
I. W. TULLEYS,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAn
U. S. Pension Surgeon.
Office two doors south of the Court
House.
SEDCLOTO - - - NEBRASKA,
Physician and Surgeon.
UST Particular attention given
to diseases tecum ar to Females.
Office and Residence five miles east of
Red Cloud. Near Elm Creek Mill:.
tielc of Mercu
ry uriuiy injurious
mineral fiitHtancc
but i- l'UICKLY
VEtiETAHLi:.
containing tho;c
Southern Rot
Mini herl.F. which
nn nll-wie provi
dene has placed in
countries whero Liver Itac.iac most prevail.
IT WI1.M ITKK Al. OISKASI.SrU SKO IIVDKR
ANCKMKXT OK TI1K I.IVEU A.M UiUVKLS. 1U.I1
UI.ATR T11IC LIVEK AMI I'RKVKNT
CHILLS AND FEVER.
SIMONS Liver Regul.Vor
Is eminently a Family Medicine :
and bv heim: kent ready for immedi
ate resort will save many an hour of
suffering add many a dollar in tiuie
aud doctors' bills.
After over Forty Years' trial it h
still receiving the most unqualified tes
timonials to its virtues from persons
of the highest character and rcsponsi
Groceries.
DRY GOODS,
HATS, CAPS
GLOVED.
ROOTS SHOKS, &C
which they are offering .tt prire.s that
arc bound to suit their customer.
RE.MKMBER TIIK- PLACK.
cast .-ide of Juniata Avenue,
JUNIATA - - - NEBRASKA
5 Itf
fi4 fjfyffi'Uol cn."i!yranol in them timr
Sl 7 l,utitCHnIiruiaiIiathrtowMinthe
V hy a'O'onc of cither sex, in any
part oftlie country wno ia wining i" ".
rtnaililynttho ciiiployiimnt that vrv lurinh,
rj; ,.or",r..V in vouri'wn town. Yu chu ir 1
I your whole time ti tho work. r only jour
I Htu tiuoiirnt.S McnaveiiKrni? wnoiirrimt
kin over S'3' P ly- All who cng.iBo nt
once an innKc money ia.i. m. mc i'i"tni.
time i.ionev cannot he made joen-ily ul rap
idly at any other lum-. It fj nuthni
to irv ilic liuine.i. Terms au-I 5j outfit free.
A.I.Ircs?atoncc. H. Hali.ett .V Co.
Ur.ACKSMITII AM) WAGON
SHOP.
HAMPTON & RALSTON. P
LIN
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The undersigned having m c 1 t th- ir m w
side of Vebtcr Street an n.iw prepired to di) all
on hort notice and ckvI mI
All Work Warranted to 6iv2 Satisfaction: Ap
J-Wu tender our thanks to the public fur pat painmaicr audi fo
respect lully solicit a coniinuanro if the tame.
HAMPTON a: RALSTON,
Kcl loult
n'J
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tutr-
kri
.r-l ly
Portland. Maine.
G0LD.1!
rcatchanetomukc moucT'
fyou can.t KetKolilyoncan
et greenbacks. U"r nel
perxon in every town to take ruhfciiptionii
for the Inreeil. cheapest nod bet lllutr.it-d
I,mily publication in the world. Any one
can becom a ncceful i;cnt. The iimi't ele
gant works of art given free to rubrvriber.'.
The price Is so low that nhnort everjbody
sub!cnbc.. Oneagent report makini: over
l.iO in a week. A lady nrent reti)ru tik
inif CTur V0 vubucribers in ten daV. All
wht cn?aBo make money fas'. You can de
vote all your ti . o to the bn.ir.c'F. or only
your Fpare lime, luunwi nm m aj , ,
fr.io. mnu. nv.T nikrht. ou c in do it na ," i'rti.ui
others. Full pariculrrs dircc ionsand torni
free. Klevaiit and expouivo Outfit free. If
you want profitable work ."end jour addrcw
at oi.ee. It cost nothin to try the bu.iuc?.
No one who enEieA filsto rdkkn Krcat pay.
Addrei.- 'Tlic Peopled Journal." Portland.
Maine. 5-Syl
.J. (J. Potter has jiHt received the fineM arortuirut of
ifiuuSr. r&wmi$
..
K
tVmm
tllH
ir t
auh WuUiim.
i Ever brought to the Valley. Give liitu a cull and examine jjood
-T. Cr, Potter,
. Rti Cloud, Nebraska
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i fr
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Dua-
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nns,
lifer-
GRACES SALVE.
A VEdETARi.E riti'ARATKiN, in
vented in the 17th century by Dr.
William Grace, Surgeon in King
Jamci' army. Through its agencv he
cured thousands of the most serious
vires and wounds, and wb regarded
bility. Eminent phyMcians commend v ai who knew him a public benefac
14. . .1 . . ..- 1 I... :i -y(i LV. tl.
WEBSTER Co.
NEB.
36-m
htraight to Hastings.
8B..Three regular trips will be made
each week, leaving Red Cloud the
same time the stage from Hastings
does.
GOOD BIGS AND GOOD TIME HADE ON
THE BOAB.
FA RE REA S ON A B LE.
30-ly D. II. GODFREY.
HARNESS SHOP
Sa V. Iiiidow
Is now prepared to do all kinds of wor
IX THE
Harness line.
The best of materials used, and al
RED CLOUD FURNITURE
-STOEE,-
JAS. CALVERT, Proprietor.
Deals extensively in all kinds of fur
niture, such as Bureaus, Bead&tcads,
tables. Chairs, Mirrors, and in fact
everything to be feund in a first-clsas
furniture store.
GIVEI11MACALL. "
Red Cloud, ... .Neb
37-lyr
it as the most
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
For constipation, headache, pain in
the shoulders, dizincs, sour stomach,
Bad taste in the month, Bilious at
tacks Palpitation of the heart, Pain in
the region ot the kidneys, Uesponuen
cy, Gloom and foreboding of evil all
which are the offsDioe of a disca-.cd
Liver
COLIC IN CHILDREN
For children complaining of colic,
headache, or sick stomach, a teaspoon
ful or more will give relief. Children
.m will as adults eat sometimes too
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tor. '27)C. a tox ny man mk. ror saie
by druggists generally.
AGENTS WANTED.
Address Seth Fowlc & Sons, Boston ',
Mas.
CHEAP CASH STORE
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PLAYH! P.;
PLAYS! PLAYS'
For reading clubs, for Amateur i aftM aTVO A "tb9 a mm . ..J
theatricals, temperance plays.drawin UK T IflUO&VO HATS) CAPS AND
room plays, fairy plays, EthiopiaH'
plays, guide books', speakers panto,
mines, Tableaux lights, mflnc-"u'di
lights, colored fire, burnt cork, Thent-j
rical face preparations, Jarly's wax'
works, wigs, beards, and moutacheSi
at reducec prices. Lostomcrs, wencry
charades. New catnlouec s-nt free
does not digest well producing souri
stomachnieartburn, or restlcssne.vi: a
good dose of Liver Regulator will give
relief. This applies to persons of all
ages. It is the cheapest purest and
best Famitf Medicine in the world!
IT HAS NO EQUAL.
Thousands lead miserable lives.
suffering from dyspepsia a disordered
sau St., New York.
2." gilt-edged cards, no two alike,
with name 10 cts. post paid. Fel
lows x co.. North Chatham, N. Y.
Rufus IWikscb.
Particular attention given to shop
work, and coffins made to order.
E-Painting a Specialty. "190
Shop west of Richardson's building.
BEDCLOin?, - NS3.
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STAGE LINE.
PULMONA
i. Devond comnariK)n the bc.t remedy
stomach and liver, producing bilious-". for the cure of ro.vsUMiTio.v even in
nesu, heartburn, costiveness. weaknos jta m0nt advanced (stage.-; Asthma,
r regular appetite, low spirits, raising bronchia. Catarrh, and all dcrange
ood after catine, and offten ending in ments of the Nervous system. A cir
atal attacks of fever. They know Cular containing oartieulars of many
hey are sick yet get little sympathy. J Cies successfully treated, full advice
NOTIONS
ArocrricM, Flfiur A Provinifiiin,
WOOD. WILLOW, GLASS AND QirKKNWAHK.
WE W ILL NOT HE UNDER SOLI). CA LL A ND SEE US .
North of Bank,
H.rTINJS, NHJItA.iKA-
the unfailinc rcmedv to prevent these
tafflictions and restore health is Simons
XLivcr Regulator.
manufactured only cy
J. H. ZEILIN & CO..
Philadelphia.
rice , $1.UJ. ooia Dy ait arugKis".
HARDWARE
30 Mixed Cards, with
Samples for 3-ct. stamp.
& Co. Nassau, N. Y.
name, 10 ets
J. M INKER
for the treatment of the di-eacs aIove j
mentioned and certificates of actual
cures, will be sent free bv mail t all
applicants. Address OSCAR C M 0
SES, &ole Propretor, IS Cortland
Street, New York.
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ADVERTISING
1,000 worth fjr $7-50.
The cheapest and Iet wav to reach
readers outside of the large cities is bv
50 Fancv cards, ten stylhs, with your nsing one or more of onr six lists of
name in eilt, 15?. Try
Bros., Maiden, N, Y.
ns. Scuell
work warranted.
KEFAIRIM
Done on short notice aud at reasonable
Prices.
Shop in MeNirr's Store.
Kcd Cloud NebrasKa.
C. R. JONES PROPRIETOR.
Stage leaves Hastings for Red
Cloud, Smith Center, Burr Oak and
points south, on Monday. Wednesday
and Tuesday, at S o'clock A M re
turning oir alternate days. Passengers
carried at reasonable rates. Offices,
Smith's Book Store, Hastings and
Valley House Red Cloud- 5-15 I v.
Ill n K?3-?lf;r;R;0 ' m
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over 100") newspaper, divided tocov
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VTORE
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weekly ctrcHlati mier (uo. j We keep on hand at all times a large and complete Kotk of Stcti
Advertisements received for one or Tin, and Hardware,
more lists, ror catalogues rontninin!
For catalogues containing J
names ol papers, and other mt nna-1
ti'in and for estimates. address
SEALS ft F0STS3. il?iri2:Tr Tinesi
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SAMPLE COPIES FREE.
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