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THE RED CLOUD CHIEF
LOCAL MATTER3.
JVvsj Ai Column 10 Ccrii viie
- -l)oj't you force t it.
Quie.t on the Mrects during tLcse
c 'd days.
Notice Key. Reiily'.s appoint
ments in another column.
Mr. W. N. Richardson paid tlie
('liii.r a pleas-ant call this wee';.
Head the anicle on the first page
about the scientific expedition.
H'7. Yr-i.-r move 1 into. his new
ji.nii-e. in the country, la-t Friday.
l'lir.? on your job work, for we
i :w do i, r find somebody that will.
-'Mi
in iim.x worm you v.isn to.
, . ,. . ,
Ii.-e , lf.c I ne pa jirr- :tuu aoverii-o.
tt(f-f,unib and cn-titution of
the the Tcichei' As.-t.ciat ion next
vi eh.
Didn't we t-'ay foiuethiiii about
vuhUi't: ome wood? Well we want it
Vi-'V badly.
Head the prospectus of the Jntir
Greuu in another column. You will
,'itd it ititcies'ing.
A. T.-Rced sympathized with us
to the amount of :i year-.subscription.
''oiiiu and do likewise.
F.jrgct what?
'j'!ic Teachers' Institute will convene
t.f lafct Kii'iay and Saturday in this
ni.juth a! (Jwde Rock.
i t . i . . i .; t
-('ull.
c!oi:dy,
clear, warm, rain,
now : Tlie hottest, wettest, coldwt,
tlr.t.st country' we ever jaw."
Hcv. Prj'ee'.s family arrived in town
lust week. lie has bought a house of
Mr. Moure, and will occupy it soon.
The ptibtic school opens next
Monday under the instiuction of Jha.
William, who h:n ju?t fini.-hed the Jail
:"r:n.
-The r.iirfield AViw comes to us
nui.irjred to an eight column paper,
and i now the largest paper in Clay
eountj.
Why don't forget that the Select
and Normal School opens' next Tues
day, I recruiter 1 1th.
We learn that a man ftom Wis-con-in
is about to build a new store, in
t'u is place, to be used as a whole?ale
and retail grocery.
Next w.ek we shall publish the
correspondence of Senator Paddock
:uid Commissioner Bainl in regard to
fi h and fi-h culture iu Nebraska.
The hardware man is happy.
.Something over eight pounds of hu
liiauity came to brighten his daily path
last Sunday. Mother and son are do
ing well.
"We print again the list of pre
oiuct oilieer.j corrected. A careless
mistake occurred last week by placing
the otfk'er o! Batin under Waluut
' Yetfc.
l;j you say that you were going
to bring us a load ot wood ? Wc are
borrowing of cur neighbors, and their
goou nature cau't hold out much
longer.
This cold weather makes those
who are waiting l'or their buildings to
bo finished, talk and act in a grum
bling manuer. Keep cool, the weather
doe?.
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Kaley cele
brated the tenth anniversary of their
wedding on Thanksgiving eve. They
had a very pleasant time, and wc re
gret wccMild not be with them.
Mr. Z 'iss is about to put up an
"re house for his use this winter. Mr.
Zei.-s ha an eye to busines.s, and has
prosper., d, if wc may judge from the
iew buildings which ho has erected iu
his part of town.
Jainc? Ilobinson, of Negunda,
raised a large quantity of castor
beans this year. They averaged from
'1 to l!0 bushels per acre. The ex
pense of laising them is mere'y nom
inal, aud they bring about $1,125 per
bushel.
To thoie who desire the iter
Oattn for J7i, we would say that for
S3.0U cash wc will send the CHIEF
and Jnfrr Ocean one year; for $4. 15
.ve will.'cnd the Cuikf and tho Semi
Weekly for one year. Who will be
:i first to subscribe?
-W. II. Middleton, C. Craw, Ellen
McCnllum and Mary McCallum at
tended the examination last Saturday.
Mr. Craw has engaged the school in
the Stillwater district, and had taught
Sfiy-two terms in New York bcibre
moving to this state.
Wc find on our table this week,
Vol. 1, No. 1, of the Franklin County
Importer, published at iliverton. It
i- a five column quarto, ueatly priuted,
and as full of news as a "dog full of
ilea?." We congratulate our Kiver
ton i i iends on having two such wide
awake fellows as Ferree & Bonn to
spit ad the uewa of Biverton's pros
poritv. Long may it report.
Webster county is well adapted
to t?:e raisiug of broom corn. Euough
lias been grown to prove this, and this
season's crop has been large and com
manded a higher price in market than
any other in the countrj'. Mr. Geo.
Tayloi raised seven tons snd eight
hundred pounds, for which he re
ceived $i2 per ton, or $6S0.S0. It was
'iuspecteel very carefully, and pro
nounced the best in the market. Mr.
Taylor has taken pains with his crop
and by doing everything at the prob
er time, has succeeded in command
ir.r the maximum price. Others
have raised considerable corn, butj
have not made it a specialty.
-Tin T7edii2j.
A veiy pleasant and enjoyable af
fair came off on the 29th u!t., at the
residence of Mr. it S. Kaley, vhere
a good number of invited guests had
met to oclubra e the tenth anniver-arv
of our host and hotcs. Charades,
equmc and t-ocial chit-chat were rnong
the pastimc3 of the evening.
II. S. exprc-ifed his willingness tc
be re united to one whom ten years
previous whn but a fchool boy. not
having completed his collegiate stud-; s0 j'j.elps .Constable.-, J W done.
ics he had taken f-r "Letter or and W 1) McKinney; AeMr, J C
worse," and being diawtier now . Ho'ciuib; J toad .Vu pci visor, J W
; cr. Ar.; i., '!.. t .,,..:.. ii...f . Jones.
ill CU UHIIIK. tliUli lii , AIIU"UJ
his amiable wife vra all he could dc-
.sin in a pari nor far life.
c noted a new teal are in the cere-
uinu"Hlen the oflieiafiiisr J. P. (War-,
... . . .
. ..rt. . t i
.ir-r) asked the rn ceect it the would l
1 -
Mnvr. lienh nn.l iiriilfcA." and she. i
womanlike, said she would ; doubtles:
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thinking that protect wa preferable
to ohfj.
The presents were numerous, among
which wc noticed a handsome J'ruit
basket from Mrs. Warner; a spioe
castor from Mrs. I'ierce ; and last, but
not least of the prci-cntations was a
tin cage containing a live pig. from
Mr. Lutz, which caused considerable
merriment.
Refreshments were bountifully
.-erved, and compii-ed many delicacies.
May the hapjiy couple live to cele
brate thoir golden wedding, U the
prayer of the writer.
Witness.
From Stillwater and ScMey.
Mr. David Mcarns and W. II.
Middletou made the Chief a picas
act call last Salurdaj'.
Considerable broom corn was
raised in this viciuity the past season
Oco. Kr.wcis, Burton Bros., It. Cra
zier and James Allen experimented
with it, with good results.
The sorghum crop was not s:o
good a was anticipated, owing to in
jury done it in the spring.
Mr. W. II. Middleton has bought
a half section of land in section L'7,
t. .', r. 0 ; and also expects to teach
school in the Mourns district this win
ter. J. B. Blaine has bought the
whole of section ill), and expects to
move on it in the spring.
Robt. Crazier, Do! Wells and a
Mr. King have each bought a portion
of sectiou 33.
Mr. Mclntyre, lately from luwa,
has settled on section 121, north of
Jas. Allen's.
Another meeting of the auxiliary
society to the National Reform As
sociation meets Thursday evening,
(this week.)
Corn yields from 40 to 75 bushels
per acre, and is not all gathered.
Abram Wells is improving, and
his arm is getting better, so that he
earj use it without carrying it ina
We will thank our friends at Eck
ley to notify us at once, every lime
their paper misses the mail on Thurs
day of each week.
Mr. Croxton, of Eckley P. 0 ,
is authorized to received subscription
lor the Chief and solicit job work.
The Central City Courier brings
us more local news each week than any
other paper in Nebraska.
Now is the time, gentlemen, that
we hope every ono who owes the
Chief on subscription, will pay up.
Our bills arc C. 0. D. and we hope
our patrons will try to do as they
would be done by. Bring in the dol
lars, no matter whether they be the
"Dollars of our Daddies" or not, as
long as they arc legal tender at the
grocery and dry goods stores.
Harried.
SPICKN ALL HOFFMAN On
Suuday, December 2nd. at the resi
dence of the bride's lather, Win. II.
Hoffman, merchant at Wells P. 0.,
Webster county, by Jno. McCallum,
Jr., J. P., James II. Spicknall to
Cvntha C. Hoffman, all of Web
ster county, Nebraska.
Bo&sl Scolcs!! -Co
to the Postoffice for vour School
Books. 5-19tf
Save your money by subscribing for
any paper you waut, at the Postoffice.
I. N. Atkisson, Esq. of Nelson,
made the CliiKP a call this week. lie
has bought a quarter of land in town
three, range nine, in this county
Cash paid for corn enquire at tho
Red Cioud Mills. 17tf,
SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES
of all sizes, for ail kinds of Sewing
Machines at the P. O. (17tf.)
' !
5,GC0 Bushels of Corn
Wanted ; for which I will pay the
highest market price at L. Baum's
store. 5-18-3t
"Tue best in us-." ,0. & C.'s
Camph6rated Hartshorn Liniment, for
man or beast. It can be relied on at
all times. C. II. Potter, agent.
5-lm '
Rheumatism, neuralgia, sprains,
end bruises will be relieved by Uncle
Sam's Nerve aud Bone Liniment, sold
K. R- Shercr and C H. Potter.
5-18 3m
Notice to TaacHers,
Notice isherby given, That I will ex
amine all persons who may desire to
offer themselves as candidates for tea-
Tirs nf the nnmarv or common schools
i
bf Vebster comity, "at Red Cloud or
first Saturday in the months o' F-H
roary, May, August, and Novciwr.
A. A. Pope, Co. Sup't. J
NcguDdaJaa.5thlS77.
Prerisrt OJisen
RED CLOUD.
Justices, Chas. Monger and J. C.
Warner; Constable, A. M. Cook;
A-hesior. II. C. .Scott ; Road Super
visor.?, Geo. Taylor, A. T. Reed.
OUIDK ROCK.
Justics, K O Parker. H. Conlcy;
J Con.-tabi.-, A N John and H 11.
illackins; Awor, .M L (jarbcr:
oad Suptrvi-ors, Lewis Smith aud
fl Counollev.
walnut CKKEK.
.In .irr 'I'hna ICnriHlv lirid Nel-
II ATI. v.
.Justice?, N Ilancy and A f!
fJr-.rifcj- Pnnf:ililHK F, tf:iVPilf M Jff;h-
,, v..--'.... ...-. -- .......
t.j ant j ij jUUjmc) ; A-cor. M C
W'illiatnHOii; Road .Supervisor, I II
f i
u"i-
HAUMONV.
Justice-, A May and J M West;
Constables, W F (!oyle aud R S 'fib
bits: As esor. M Alexander; Su
pervisor, Jno. McCoy.
OAK CHEEK.
Ju.-tices, II I) Rauneyand R Quig
g!e; Constable, Wm Fuller and A
Haas; Assessor, W C Laird.; Road
Supervisor. J 0 Riley,
I'OT.-m.M.
Justices, I C Busehow and F M
Snow ; Constables, B lluhn and J O
Moore; Assessor, Chai Busehow;
Supervisor, Fred Kick.
STILLWATER.
Justices, A L Burton and Wm
Longbotham; Constables, B Shively
and John Hudson; Assessor. I) T
Thoma-; Supervisor, Isaiah Heitz
uian. IN' A VALE.
Justices, Wm Wilson and Otto
Skielver; Constables, J A Davidson
and C II Holt; Assessor, N Click,
o lex wood.
Justices, J May and J MeC'uIlum:
Constables, 0 McCoy and It N Lewis ;
As-eb.-or, P L Hornbook; Supervisor,
D Fetz.
-
AVe advise all our readers owning
harness, to use Uncle Sam's Harness
Oil, as we think it is the very best ar
ticle to be had.
5-la 3m
MoniERS will find Dr. Winch
ell's Teething Syrup just the medicine
to have in the house fr the children;
it will cure coids, coughs, sore throat
andTegula e the bowels; try it. Sold
by U. Jt. Shercr and 0. 11. Potter.
5-IS 3m
Distempers, coughs, colds, fe
vers and most of the diseases which
horses, cattle, sheep, hogs and poul
try are subject to are readily over
come and cured by using Uncle Sam's
Condition Powder according to the
plain directions. Sold by R. R. Sher
er aud C. H. Potter. 5 IS 3m
There is no earthly boon more
precious than good health, and it be
hooves its po.sse.-sor to endeavor to re
tain it. If you are assailed with suuh
provoking ills as sick headaches, tor
pid Jiver, sour stomach and a general
feeling of weariness and difgust, don't
go and commit suicide but take
Eilert's Daylight's Liver Pills aod be
cured. Sold by R. R. Shercr and C.
H.Potter.
5 JS 3iu
Disease aud Death, when they
reoh our own houiOHtcads, arc tOO SC-
rious for jesting, we use our best en
deavors to drive off the dread messen
gers, and are only happy when we feel
that they are at a distance. At the
first approach of that fell destroyer.
Consumption, in the shape of a cough
or slight cold as well as mote severe
Bronchial or Catarrhal Complaints,
we should at once use Eilert's Extract
of Tar and Wild Cherry. It has no
superior in such cases. Every bottle
warranted to give satisfaction. Sold
by It. It. Shcrer aud C. II. Potter.
5 IS 3m
HASTINGS MARKETS.
REPORTED BY NORTON & CO., SHIP
PERS OF GRAIN AND LIVE STOCK.
Hastings, Neb., Nov. 27, '77.
I No. 1 Spring wheat p bush 80
I No. 2 " ' " 70 to 78
Ear Corn new ' 15
Oats 15
Rye " 28
Broom Corn jp ton $00. to$75
Potatoes ri bush 25
Beans " 1.00 to 1.25
Castor 3eans " "5 to 80
Live Hogs $ 100 lbs $3,00
LADIES FURS,
Cleaned, repaired and altered to la
test styles. Emma. P. Greuter
Inquire at E. KelloggV 14-tf
Pick me up and turn me over.
s,qonq(oAV
;B puriBLJ pOJJ JOJ piBA" tl B030 CI
B.qocqiOAA
at; lanoup mo va poof) e aoj on$
.noi:qiOA B ?J!1S
ioj aaboh poot) v aoj smao qq
XacdJ poof) joj pjVA c srnao i
s.qotqio aa W ioaacjj
hojjoq pcog joj pacA b bjuoo g
sOBqiojA ib
pBoaqj, ,JBi3 joj mods b smoo c
s.qoEqioAA B
UIUq2ui) pOOQ JOJ piBA B SJUOO gO.
B OOtrtJQ pOO Q JOJ pjBA" B SpJOO fa
Pick me up and turn me over.
i .
Ji strict Court is now
in session.
I am at last compelled to call on my
friends to whom I have extended fa
vors, and patience, to call and settle
their accounts, as I am necessarily in
need of having my accounts settled,
Friends, accommodate me in my hour
fo need, as I did you.
13tf S. Garber.
It is worth more than its own
weicht in cure cold, viz : 0. k 0. '
Golden Cera'1.
It ?jtC' s-'-rc -n'es.
errcf'r.rj and oH
?d by (' K. Potter.
burT. oatau;on
C '' sre.
f, ! - 2in
'
P.riAULi: ..'. i G. s-Cviand
Diphtheria remedy. C. -2.-Pcaex,
agcnt. f 5'18--tn
THE IMEROCEAIV.
1373. "-373.
THREE EDITIONS :
WEEKLY, SF.Ml-UT.FELy AfCD DMLV.
In making it evenh annual an
noanceuicnt, the Inter Ocsan r enurea
its readers and the pubhc jjenera'ly ot
its fjith in t'he Hejmblseju parly and
its devotion tu llejubiican ri:.ciple.
Its record during the past year has
made it more than ever l?f)re the
cre.il representative K'pujlie:j paper
of the couutry. Tiie value of such a
paper and iis il influence for good
were never more apparent tnati tiurznc
the electoral cuni'dicati jij of last fall
ami "wir.ter. The course of il.e Inter
Ocean during that trying period won
f;r it il.e admiration aud la-ting
friendship ol Republicais everywhere.
As an exponent of true Repubitcan
ism, to which the public turned for
advice and for encouragement, the
ir.tcr Otv.au .-tood throughout the mu
mentous struggle without a ! cr.
There never wa? a time wlun Re
publicans more needed a journal stead
fast and true than now. Never be
fore, in the history of the country. L?o
there been a period of such pjlitl a!
intorcat and inuuiry as in the immedi
ate future. Great questions are to be
di.-eu3cd and di-po-eijof ; embarrass
ing complications are to be grappled
with ; fundamental principles are to
be defended. Republican to the core,
the Inter Ocean will give all possible
information on all political to pica, and,
while treating opponents with tlie
grea'iist faime.-s, will maintain it
high standing a an earnest and out
spoken advocate cl' uncompromising
and unadulterated Republicanism.
While the Inter Ocean stands .sec
cud to no pajftr in the ountry as a
political journal, it takes high rank as
an enterprising and thorough-goin
newspaper. During the pas, year it
has eclipsed all Western pacers, in the
excellence, completeness, and reliabil
ity of its foreign dispatches and let
ten?, aud has had few equals iu pre
senting in most readable shape geuer
aland home news. In every part of
the world great events are occurring,
with probabilities pointing to more
important to both young and old.
In all that goes to make A fikst
CLASS NKWSl'Al'EH, the iNTLMt
Or KAN is not excelled by any publi
cation in the country. It is a national
newspaper, one that will be found
useful and interesting to Americans in
ever part of the globe. While it
especially represents the gicat inter
ests of the Northwest, it is national in
its vLv.s and coinpteheusive in its.
news gathering.
The luter Ocean makes especial
claims as A family paper, devoting
more attention than any other politi
cal newspaper to departments pre
pared and conducted with the wants
of the home aud the demands of the
family in view.
The Commercial Department is
conducted with great care, and every
thing possible is done to make the
market reports reliable and complete.
The Agricultural Department i
carefully edited by a gentleman of
ability aud experience.
The Home Dtpiirtment is of special
interest to the ladies, and is devoted
to the practical and useful.
To EdnouioH'il Matters especial
attention is given. Believing that tlie
porputuity oF the republic depends
iiiiAn t Vl ci fi If,r-l t ,rifl if flit, rww.a.l.. .1
r. A.nn in i,Q .r.n ,fJ.urL'"'.ri'-ro,,,. .o,,"- wt. Leaves
the free ehool system, alid everything
that will extend and improve it.
Tint Woman 's Kingdom a new
department devoted to the interests of
that large portioti of the gentler sex
who, either from necessity or other
wise, desire to devote themselves to
some useful occupation or profes.-ion,
for the purpose of earning a liveli
hood. It is not for the advocacy ol
any particular issue, but for the gen
cral improvement and elevation of the
female character in every department
of life.
77ic Question and Ansicrr Depart
ment, loug a special feature of the In
ter Ocean, is a valua'-b encyclopedia
of information, and covers as much
ground in the course of a year as
many of the elaborate works pub
lished at such high prices. The Inter
Oceau has the largest aggregate circu
lation of any newspaper published in
the Northwest. It is sent to more
than S.500 postofiiccs, distributed in
every State and Territory in the United
States, in all the British provinces,
and numerous for states and countries.
jiuci ci4i a tuo rfiiu vrv. vi
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTOX:
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By mail, per year, postiaiil $10.00
By mail, three months, postpaid 2 50
Semi- Weekly Payable in Advance.
By mail, per year, postpaid 3 30
By mail, club of four, postpaid 12.20
By mail, club of six, postpaid 17.80
By mail, club of ten. postpaid 2S.W
Weekly Payable in Advance.
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Club of Jour, postpaid 5.G0
Club often, postpaid K'.OO
Club of twenty, postpaid 'Si 00
Ono FKEE copy with every club of twenty.
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Special arrangements made with
country publishers for clubbing with
their publications. Sample copies
tree. Address
THE INTER OCEAN,
119 Lake Street, Chicago.
One dose of O. & C.'s Cough
and Diptheria Remedy is sufficient to
satisfy you of the superior merits of
the remedy and one bottle to cure the
worst cold. C. H. Potter, agent.
Chicago Store Weekly Price
List
Wc offer until further notice, the
following goods at net cash prices.
Calicoes best, 20 yds, $1,00
Heavy extra grey jeans 8 " 1 ,00
Best towling, 15 " 1,00
Indian head sheeting, 9ets a yard
Knit Drawers, 25 cts.
Mitts with calf face, 75 cts.
Indian tan buck gloves 50 cts. a pair.
Wool jackets, $1,00.
Good dress furnish 10 cts.
Pearl Buttons, 5 cts. a doz.
Our Goods are no shop worn goods
as we do not handle anvthing but
Sr- q'ii!i:y l.ivioc tb" '"'st in tyi3.
we "U rro! :? the ruli tw furni.-h
tb1 ;at-p-t ani uf'Xx in th aiar-t.
SV self eSoa c- .3perso furnfck bi- 1
r ohret. .
I. Weinberg.
Hastings.
;?
OrI-EO's. Harlan Co.. Neb..
November 2lit. I?77.
Sealed propoiaTi will be rcceired
for the next tlur?.- !jv by the under
.-ignei for the delivery of one thou-
sinil h'ltheU of coo! merchantable
corn a Orlcnn3, Harlan County, Neb.
The Cvru to be delivered within tlie
next ninety days The corn to be pakl
fr uKn the delivcrj of each one
hundred bushel-. The riuht r- re-
j served to reject any and all bids,
; - ls w q'Ya jj j0IK,lT
The time l.a-c-me when a man may
know that he will get value revived
for every dollar that he invent
Quicksand humbugs are ?ajii venti
lated and are ompelieJ to take a back
s at, or be eru--hei by the wheel of
prjgres-. Au article iau-i jose?
real merit must be nhai it i. reprc
sentrd to be. Or like the mu-hioom
at noon day. it vs ill s.ri wither and
die in the radiance ol' the brilliant dis
coveries of uiodt-rn tcii-nee I). A:
C.' Cough and Diphtheria Rcmedv
can alwajr be relied on. It allay- lhe
irritation or tickling of the throat,
renders c: ectoraliou ca-y and opens
the .-ceretion". It U jfjirrant ;ed to
do all that it in adverti;d to or the
money refunded to the purchaser. C.
II. Potter, aent. i IS 2m
COlISUMrflOK CUP.2D.
An ol 1 physical relinl fim ac
tive jrac:ice. had p'ace 1 in hi-, hands t
by an hast Indian missionary the for- j
mula of a simple vegetable remedy lor j
the speedy aud permanent cure of:
Con-um prion, Rronehiti-. Catarrh, j
Asthma, and all 'Il.iM.it an I
Lung amotion, al-o a p'i
tive and radical cu-e for Gen
era Debility and all uervou com
plaints, after having thoroughly tc-ted
its wouderful earn tive power- iu thou
s.ir.ds of cases, feels it hifc duty to
make it known to hissufferiug fellows.
'J'he recipe will be sent free of charge,
to ail who ?e-ire it, with full direc
tions for r reparing and successfully
using. AdJress, with stamj). naming
this paper, Dr J. C. Stnk, U N.
Ninth street. Philadelphia. Pa.
Hotels.
Thompson House
C. M. TIIOMPSOX, Prop.
Cor. Ibt St. and Rurlington Ave.,
HASTINGS - NEBRASKA.
Free Hacks to and from Dopots.
ayFinc Sample Room iu connection
with the House, l'or the accommoda
tion of Commercial Men.
jy20
Valley House.
J. C. Warner Prop.
RED CL OUD - XEB HA SEA .
Stages leave this House fur the
i ' -J,'-;-
for it.' R. or, Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday of each week. The best sta
bling in the Republican Valley. Liv
ery rigs furnished for conveying pass
engers to any point at reasonable rate?.
fr. !--. 1
5
j-ii-n. j
THEY ARE iOT HERE
YET.
Post has the next thing to them in
Flketest Livery and best Feed
Stable in Red Cloud. In connection
with the Feed Stakle is a Freigut-
s Cook House.
J. D. POST, BSD CLOUD.
HARNESS SHOP
-BY-
J.L.M
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Keeps constantly on hand a full line of
llarneis. Collars, Saddles, Whips,
Horse Blankets, Combs, Brushes,
Harness Oil and everything
usually kept in a Grat-chws
s-hop.
The Highest Cash Pries Paid for
Hides and Pars.
Red Cloud Drug Store.
C. JJ. POTTER, J'rop.
Keeps the largest and best stock of
drugs, medicines, paints, and oils, to
be found in the Republican valley.
t Prescriptions carefully compoun
ded, day or night.
D CLOUD,
XS23ASZA.
12jy6m
Red Cloud Mill's!
We are prepared to do cus
toms work
Flour peed and
Corn Meal for Sale.
i" af!lapfinn rn srnntpri in-
icalifv of tlour sold, and rrsTOM
Wfu?r. Farmer- -hnnln h particular
1 -retire tbr !t of seeawbeat
Potter & Prisbie!
Lands For Sale.
Wc re now otTtfriag for sale on bet
ter term and cheaper than ever be
fore, all land belonging to B. 31.
St. J ..9 k 1). C. and Mid'Dd T.cific
Rail Riad Compank in Webster ntl
adioining counties. W aLj have
some choice claim.- f.r sale (Jive u
a call.
Kaley Bros. Atty' k Real ci-tac
Agt'v Red Cloud Nrb. i'Jtf
SAM'L GARBKR
DKAI.KK IN
Drtj Goods and
Groceries.
JROOTMantl SHOES
Hats, Caps, &
Re a tii Made Chi thin; !
We have the Largest
Stock in tho Valley and will
not be Undersold.
OIVIMVACALL. ONE ALL
Sam'l Garber
47J Red Cloud, eb.
jdant5 ounln faith,
IIA.vn.NW.N ADV. Ms COl MY, NKH.
A General Banking Business
TRANSACTED.
6ULS6?8W8
HADE A SPECIALTY.
Drafts on Europe bought ud sold.
Agents for several stoain.hip 1 !.
fi'Business entrusted to us will have
prompt and careful attention.
NEW STOKE.
(At the Red Cloud Mills)
Is where you can get all kinds of
Merchandise,
such as
DRY COODS
GROCERIES
HATS k CAPS BOOTS k SHOFS
itc. &c. kc. fce. kc.
All of which will be old cheap for cash.
Also
A supply of LUMBER, lath,
SHINGLES, Ac., always on hand.
C R POTTER,
WEBSTER Co.
XRBltANKA
5-7 tf
Van Dvke St Smelser.
Plasterers & Stonemasons.
We are prepared to take contract
and do all kimte of work in our line at
reasonable prices. Satisfaction guar
anteed, and all kinds of stock and
grain taken in exchange for work.
19" Cistern work a specialty.
BED CLOUD WERRAHIiA.
4 43-ly
$45
nniiri watch is miit-i
tm- wind er.Frwe with ecrr onlr. Oni
At tne. J. B. Gajlord Co, CUcco. U
S3
HOLB fLATKB WATCIU. CWs.
ert tn t ho knows orld. Samp It Watch Frit t
Asenu. A4rB.A. Coram Co. CWcib
RED CLOUD k SMITH CENTER
Stage Line.
Connecting at Red Cloud with the
Republican River Stage Line.
Three regular trips a week, arriving
and departing from Red Cloud at the
same time the stage from the railroad
does.
FARE VERY LOW.
all. J. S. STO10W, Prop.
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BOOT AND SHOE SHOP !
PARKS BROS., Propritors.
Thi firm i now prr pared to fnmh !. rui- . a BoOT
made of the lot material and a! 5rtirp o low iLi icl t I .alt-.
I footed.
1
1 All Kinds of Repairing Dane With Neatness and
vn.A fhxrc of the public patroaac rfocKlbflr cMMii. A i
work !ully warranted.
GIVK llH
and be cocvitccd tiut it is to 3-cur
PARKS RRUTI1KK-".
29 tf
Red Cloud,
A NEW DEPARTUKE ! ,
y
THE ONE PRICE MAN,
has roi novod ( L. 1M - Tl lomjj
son tfc Oo'soUl stand. (nnuM'
OndSi. nivl tJasl in us Avciuk ,
where ou will find KVKRYTIIC pertaining t a firt Li u re
CLOTHING
DRY COODS.
GROCERIES
BOOTS 8l SHOES.
HATS SCAPs,
kc-, kc. A- .
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICK PAID TOR I1II1. IIP.. A.'w
nil Country Prnduci
REMEMBER tbe place when iu HASTIN;. and be tun and caH-
Aabon Mav, at thr RI(ICESTMr in n
RED CLOUD
SEL'T& NORMAL SCHOOL. -
Tlie Wiiier Tctui vf thi" Institution vrdl crntuniii- -'fi
Tuesday. 33ec. 1 1 , 1.ST7, ,
And will continue twelve wtcka under) be instruction of a cnuptt'
corps cf teachers.
This school preecntfl an opportunity for pupili to ar(itr a 6r4 ri
English education at cheaper late than any -ther eliool of t vU t
thewet. It i.H divided into two department, on for ndr-!
dents and younj teacher, the other for young fechoJars, or tko
can read fluently in the Forrth Reader.
TUITION
i $4.00 a term, one half on entering the school, th n
middle ofthe term.
BO AUD
furnished at from $2 f0 to $3.00 pr vcaV: farm prcMtM uti .j
payment. It i desirable that pupils bring sueh book a the iF
and b prcmnt tho first day.
INSTRUCTION GIVEN IN VOCAL MUSIC.
The teacher, will -.pare no pains to make thW vrhool-lMa .'
and pleaaant, and will strive to instil in tho mindi of the pupili a it...
ciple of truth and rcc'.itude.
For further particulars, 4c, address
Chah. W. !,
or C. Raki.f,
Red Cloud, Wcbitcr Co., NcLr. Nor. 177. tW"1
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