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LOCAL MATTERS.
Notices in this ColvmnlQ Cents a Li t
Maukicd At the resilience cf A.
W. Hill.-, near Catlu-rtoii, I. 0., Jan
,aary Cth, li7x. by J no McCalluui,
Jr.," J. P., Mr. franklin P. Campbell
and Mis Sarah E. Sunday ; all of
Webster county, Neb.
Now l hat the bolidaj have
pahscd ana work has again bejjun, we j
would ask all that are in arrears for
bubiciiption or adnticuients, to
.come in and settle. The individual
amounts may be .small toycu, but they
aggregate a larqe sum ar.d we i.eed
the money in urdtr to satisfy the de
wsijcV of our ciC'dito!. Friends,
come in and tcltle, give us the means
wherewith to meet our liabilities and
enlarge the Chihf and make it a bet
ter paper.
A number of young people met at
Rev. .1. M. Prise's, on Saturday even
ing, the .")th hist., for the purpose of
organizing a soiiety ri" a literary na
tuie. The I oil owing officers were
.elected: Piesident. Miss Laura Dix
un; Vice-Proideuf, A. ii. Pierce;
Secretary, Misd Janie Pryse; Com
mittee on Constitution, .Miss A. Kirk
wood, Miss M. Wilson, Miss J.
J'ryse and C. W. Kalcy. It was.
voted to have a paper, and Mus Janie
J'ryse was chosen editress. The a3
ociatiou convenes next Saturday, the
iL'th, at 7:3U p. m , at the Valley
llouss.
JIZ3.1
The aumsixgost "event cf the
season," referring, of course, to the
party the sheet aud pillow case party,
you know was brought successfully
to pass last Weduesday, in the dining
room of mine jolly host, Rcnnacker.
According to directions given us by
the inestimable young ladies who man
aged the affair, we, in company with
several others, disguised our features
in a luahk of white cloth, and then
further costumed in a sheet, with a
pillow case over our head aud one in
casing each arm, we betook ourse.f to
the appointed place and what a right
was theic!
" 'Twcrc worth ten years of peace
ful life,
Ono glance at their array !"
Aud then, the sounds! English
.can do thcai no justice; but, in the
ringiug words of the old bard of Cam-
;bia:
"(iwrynch y Slandrygwynth wyd-
fenzigg brolch,
Shunwaer cwewynddinawr dywr-
coed iwiclch."
A pleasajitly uproarious time wan
spent till supper, all enjoying them
selves trcuicnduoualy, or at least,
seeming to, but really it sint much
fun lo ki.-s a girl when you den't know
what gill it is, or even that it is a gitl,
anyway. Mostly for this reison, but
.ostensibly for greater convenience in
eating, the masks were removed with
the advent of the refreshments.
Then came a few rounds of II nth
and Jacob. Ruth despairingly calling
for her Jacob, who, erstwhile, lud
slipped from uudcrncath her arms,
and then grotesquely trying to "head
him off" in the opposite dinction
jfroii) which he aright be going.
And thus, with merry games and
the rippling (and sometimes roaring)
music of mirth,
"The happy hours, en aiifels wings,
Fkw o'r us aud our dear.es,'"
as all, including the married ones, who
gave their cucouraging presence, can
,'it'Mify.
Long may the young ladies prosper
and what next will vou give u; !
P.
Semariablc Success.
The success of the leading literary
.paper of the Wes,t, the Chicago
Ledger, is truly remarkable. Since
its introduction to the reading public,
.six yea: sago, the Ledger has steadily
.advanced in favor, and is now ac
knowledged second to uo paper of the
kind in the country. Its circulation
is national, and has been obtained
through the offorts of its publishers
.lo produce a paper of high moral
character, and at the same time sell it
.at a price consistent with the present
hard times. That they have succeed
ed, and well, too, the thousands of
readers of the Ledger scattered from
Maine to Texas and from Oregon to
.Florida will bear testimony. The
Chicago Ledger is a large forty-eight
column weekly naper, which contains
stories both complete and continued,
in each number, written by the best
authors of the day, and a great variety
.of information -interesting to every
.one. The subscription price ot tho
Ledger is only $1.50 per year, postage
jiaid, and ittis equal in every particu
lar to other papers of the same char
acter which sell for $3 a year. Three
copies of this valuable paper will be
sent to any one who sends 10 cents
and their address to the Ledger, Chi
cago, 111.
Tinas of Court of Fifth Judicial Dis
trict of Nebraska for 1S78.
Pursuent to provisions of the con
stitution of the slate of Nebraska, I
have fixed the time of holding the
ieular terms of the district courts in
and for a portion of the counties cpui-
prising the Fifth judicial district .cf
.the state of Nebraska for the year
3878, as .follows:
County of Adams, Pebraary'llth
Jane 25th and Decemben2d.
Pi
i.
County of BufTalo, "January oOtli,
May Cth an-fbvcmbcrninn'" u '""
Coanly of CherentM?, March lcth
at d September 30th.
County of Dawson, April 1st and
December 2.'d.
County of Franklin, March -lth and
October IM'L
County of Portia-, June 1'ith
County of Harlan, March J lth and
October USth.
County of Kearney, April 0:h and
November ,0th
County of Lincoln, March 'Sy.h and
October Tlh.
(bounty of Red Willow, June J G:h.
L'ounty ci' Sherman, May 2Sth.
County of Webster, February 2Cth
and October I.jth.
Tejms of coin t will be ordered iu
either or all the other six counties in
the di-tiv-t when the coiiirni.-'-ioners
theivof desire, of which due notice
will Le iriven
Yji. (Ja.si.IN, Jr., .Judge.
.January l?i, I S7i5.
Proce
220inr: ez las soara c: wasij
Ccsusicsienerc.
.Jan'ijary 1st, .
Board met iu regular action. Full
board pic-sent. Minutes of last meet
ing read and approved.
The following accounts were al
lowed :
Clerk of election 32.00
Judges r f election 50 00
M L (jarher, clerk of election
and mileage
G PCaiher, clerk of election
and mileage
M C Wil!iam, e'erk of election
aud nirlrai' '.
Thos A auL'hn, clerk of election
and mileage
Jno McC'illum, .Jr., judge of
election aud mileage
J Q Rolin-un, judge of elec
tion and mi'eage
John Ilaivty, judge uf election
anil miiCagc . ......
Allen Sheet, judge of election
and mileairo
Fred ivick, judge of election
and mileage
J A'lul ev., i.-suiug certificates
M L Thomas, pub del tax list.
C W Kalcy cauvairig vote..
U P Cat her, canvassing votes..
A A Pope, sup. for co. supt...
J A Tulle.;s, supplemental tax
li.-t and duplicate
State Journal Co., rec. book..
3 20
?.'2d
h L0
5.-10
5.30
5.40
0.10
5.90
US 50
ib0.:;o
J oo
1.00
10.40
10S.04
10.20
The following olfieial bonds were
approved :
J A Tulleys, county clerk; E II
Jones, county treasurer; J It Wilicox,
county judge; J I) Pos,t, sheriff; V
E Thorme, county surveyor; H It
Shcrer, coroner.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
J M West, Harmony precint; A G
Granger, Bat in precinct ; U'm Long
hotham, Stillwater pneint; Jno Mc
Callum. Glenwood precinct; J May,
Glen wood precinct ; N Phc'i), Wal
nut Creek precinct; Thos Kennedy,
Walnut Creek precinct ; Ilobt Quig
gle, Oak Creek preeinct ; 11 I) Kauu
ey. Oak Crock jirccinet; Henry Con
nelley, Guiile Kock precinet"; E O
Parker. Guide Bock piecmct; Chas
Munj:r, Bed Cloud precinct; J C
Warner, Bed Cloud pieciuct.
coxstahu:s.
J hn Hudson and 1) Shirley Still
water precinct , B N Lewis, Glen
wnnd; .Joe A Davnon, Inivale prc
eir c ; A Ilaa. Oak Creek precinct;
Win Fuller, Oak Creek precinct; A
M John mid 1 1 H Ho.sk ins. Guide
B.uk; ItS'lihbctts and W F Coyle,
Harn.ony pieeinet.
ASSKSSOKS.
W C Laird, Oak Creek precinct;
J) T Tin. mas, Stillwater precicct; C
Busehow, Potsdam precinct; Ii C
Sd'tt, Bed Cloud precinct; M Alex
ander, Harmony piecinU; P L Horn
heck, Glenwood precinct ; N Glick,
Inavale recinet ; M C Williamson,
Bathi precinct.
SL'PERYISORS.
Jno McCo.v. it. l). No. 0 ; Wm
Crouch, it. u.- No. 7; Henry Conncl
ley, it. D. No. S ; A T Reed, R. I.
No. 1.
Beports of E 0 Parker, overseer
of the poor, Guide Boek precinct, and
Jos C Warner, overseer of the poor,
Red Cloud i reciuct, were presented
and approved.
An injunction was served on the
Commissioners to restrain them from
organizing the county into towns-hips
under the township organization law.
Adjourned till January 2, 1S7S at
9 o'clock a. in.
L. H. Luce, Chairman.
J. A. Tulleys, Clerk.
January, 2, 187S.
Met pursuant to adjournment. Full
Board present.
J. K. Wilicox was employed as at
torney for the defense in the injunc
tion suit.
The following accounts were allowed:
J L Miller, viewing aud lo
cating road $ 2.00
A A Pope, co. supt. fees 102.00
Bufus Miksch, rep'g bridges.. 29.45
State Journal Co., books and
ytk ii ks
EHJ ones, per ceut. on collec
tions... Mrs J B Stauser, witness fees
criui. case... .
S0.05
350 31
10.80
The following official bonds were
approved :
CONSTABLE.
C II HoUt Inavale-preciocr.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
Otto Skjelver, Inavale precinct
Adjourned until January 3, 1878,
at 9 a. ui.
L. II . Luce, Chairman.
J. A. Tcllets, Gierk.
jAUARr3, 187S.
'r Mcrpursuant to adjournment.. Full
"board present.
L. II. Luce was sworn in as com
missioner for new term.
The following ofBcial bonds were
approved :
f JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
F M Snow, Potsdam precinct.
- 5v k CONSTABLE,
f i J iW Jones, Walnut Creek precinct,
ii-i l. i -
SUPERVISOR.
Mrtnfon ien nr. rr. vnrmmmm
The lolbwing cccDunt wa allowed
t..,. 1 u afKniifta 1
II S Kalcy, rent of office $:0K)
Adjourned.
J. H. Hoijakt, Chairman.
J. A.Tl'U.kvs, Clerk.
I87S- l'a-
Solraska State Kcrticoiwra! SwieTj
Lir.coki, Tutsday, Wednesday, Thurs
day, .January 15, 10, 17, 187S.
I Exercises to consist of addresses,
treati-e, e'siys and di-euaion.-.
Prominent horticulturists and pom
ulogista from other states are invited
and expected to he present.
It i- the intention to make this the
nro-t important aud intere-tiug meet
ing of the society evi r before held
A general attendance of members
and friend-) of horticulture is earnest
Iy solicited.
The winter meeting of the Nebras
ka State Horticultural Society will be
held iu the parlors of the Commercial
Hotel, Liucoln, Nebraska. Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, 15, 10 and
17, hi, commencing at 2 o'clock p.
in. of the tirst day named.
PROGRAMME.
1st day. ,
Opening address and annual report,
by the president; reports of secretary
aud trea.-ur:r ; reports of district
committees ; report of commitlea ou
synonyms.
2nd day.
Addre.-s;. Hon. J. Sterling Morton.
Subject: "Horticulture iu .Nebras
ka." Treatise and essays. "Meteorology
in its relations to Horticulture."
Prof. G. E. Baily, State University.
''Entomology in its relations to
Horticulture." Prof. Samuel Aughey,
Stale University.
''Ornithology in its relations to Hor
ticulture." Prof. H. Culbertson,
State College Farm.
3d day.
'"Geology iu its relations to Horti
culture." Prof. C. D. Wilbur, Geol
ogist, Aurora, III.
"Forestry in its relations to Horti
culture " James T. Allan, American
Forestry Association.
Vegetable Culture," Azro Smith.
"Ornamental Gardening," E. H.
B u re lies.
Arrangement of premium list for
coming exhibition.
Evenings of each day will he de
voted to fiuit discussions, and kin
dred subjects presenting themselves.
It is expected the chairman of each
district committee will be prompt and
detailed with bin report as required by
the by-laws of the society, viz : 'To
make up and forward to the secretary,
before, or at the January meeting
each year, such icports as have imiue
diafj connection with tbc condition of
fiuits; progress in their culture, and
other topics reluting to Horticulture
in their respective districts. " Infor
mation is desired particularly as to
the number of trees and acres under
cultivation ; dato of planting : varie
ties planted ; ics-ults profits i r looses
successes or lailurcs, with causes ;
modes of planting and cultivating ;
character , of suil ; locution of orch
ards, etc., etc. Those who have, or
can, procure fruit specimens grown in
the state, or out of it, aie requested
to bring samples io examination aud
comparison.
Bobt. W. Furnas, Pros'.
D. II. Wheeler. See' v.
Farmers, Look Here.
I will sot hedge for all those wish
ing work of that kind doue, aud in
sure a stand of live plants.
5-24 3m Wm. V. Bunnell.
BIGGEST THING OUT.
Grains of Wheat measuring one
half inch iu length. SAMPLE FREE,
to every Farmer in the United States.
GreatCit Curiosity in Seed ever seen.
S. Y. Haines & Co
Sweetwater, Tenn.
Ne"!7 Publications.
Higher Lessons in English, by
Reed and Kellogg ; Clark and May
nard, pubiishers.
A compact work of 2S0 pages,
bound iu a neat and attractive style.
It is the product of long expeiitnce in
the class room, and presents the beau
ties of the English language ?o clearly
and forcibly that an interest is at once
awnkened.and the study of grammar
becomes the most interesting, instead
ot the dullest in the course. The de
partments of the work are : The Sen
teuce and the parts of speech,. Parts
of Speech Subdivided, Modification
of the Parts of Speech, and Compo-.
sition. All departments are well
treated, buCHve have never seen any
thing to compare with the work in
Composition, simplifying the study
and making it appear to. the pupils in
its true importance. Teachers, send
for it to Clark and Maynard, New
York. Introductory price; 50 cents.
Comaunleatei
Oswego, Clarkamar Co., Oregon, !
December 24, 1S79. J
Ed. CuiCT": My mind being a
little unsettled I hare neglected writ
ing longer than I intended, but now I
write. I am much better pleased with
this-country than I was at first the
weather beicg so pleasant. The rainy
weather is not so disagreeable as I
thought it .would be. In order to give
you an idea of the weather I will tell
you what I have been doing the last
two weeks. I have been gathering
apples; have- been grubbing a few
days to learn the. art of grubbing. I
have just finished digging a lot of po
tatoes. Farmers are plowing. One
farmer near Salem sows '40 acres
of wfieat every month in the year.
So yon can see we have had tio freezing-yet;
no feeding of stock yet
only ' milk cows and workirg teams.
This rainy "weather is not as severe as4
manv niijht think".
Tiiese shtwers
are light and without wind. The old
iettlers never stop business on account
w . i J . .1
H.
paticucc.
i
nTtiM iit
AVe advice all our reader? owning
harness, to use 1'iicle Sam's HarneM
I
Oil, a" wc think It i the very hew ar-
icle to be hid."
5-1S 3ni
Myini-- will fiud Dr. Winch?
i til's Teething Syrup jut the medicine
to have i'i the houe for the childrei;
it will cure colds, oughs, sore throftt
and r?el.i c the bowels; try it. Soiil
by II II. Sheret and 0. 11. Potter.;!
jT-la .'Joi r
DlSTKMPF.RS, cough, colif, fo
vcrs aud most of the diseases whicfc
hordes, cattle, sheep, hogs and poul
rrv are subicct to are readilv ovef
come and cured by using Uoclet Sam's
VUMUJiiuii I unuui aKUiuinjuio ii;
Dlain directions. Sold bv.lLJL.SlMr
er and C IL Potter.. JnHf,
Diskask and Deatlubiii tbii
;..-
reach our own homes tedJ:"4rr too sff
nous Iwr jesting, weiarjtbest $
deavors to drive off tue.dnd utep&m
gcrs, and are only. happy, when, we feef
that they arc at a distance. At th$
hrst apprdaeliof that Tell dcstroyeur
Consumption, in tho sbap of a couf
or slight cold as well as mote seveaf
IironcLial or Catarrhal Cetu plain t?
wc t-hoold at once use Eilert's Extract
of Tar and Wild Chcnr. It has n i
superiorio such cases. Every bottl
warranted to give satisfaction. So
by It. R. Shcrer-and C. If. Potter.
5-J8 3m
N HASTINGS MARKETS. "
REPORTED BY-ORTON & CO., SHIP
PERS OF ORAIN A.ND LIVJt STOCK.
Hastings, Neb., Dec 24, '77.
No. 1 Spring wheat $ bush.- 63
No. 2 " . " 80 to 81
Ear Corn new ' -.10
jjiricv iiitio to Ot
Broom Corri J'ton.....f $G0. to$75
Potatoes p bush.i .30
Beans-.. ..;-. ;.-..j"(white) l.OOtol 50
Castor fieang. ;,..." ...70 to 75
Buckwheat ...".... ....60
Live Flogs 100 lb3. ..........,. ...$3.00
IToticc to Teactiirs.
Notice Is herby given, That I wHl ex
amine all persons who may desire to
offer themselves as candidates foriea
chers of the primary or common schools
of Webster county, at Red Cloud on the
first Saturday in the months of Feb.
ruary, May, August, and November.
A. A. Pope, Co. Sup't.
p
Reliable O. & C.'s Cough and
Diphtheria remedy. C. H. Potter,
agent. 5 !8-2m
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. II. Potter, agent.
LEGAL NOTICE.
William II. Pattorsoa, Plaintiff.
ver?Uh
Eliza K. Patterson, Defendant.
To Eliza K. Patterson, non-resident, de
fendant :
You are hereby notifietl thut W.I tiara II.
Pntteraon cotninenced an aeti'in asai st yu
in tlio I'islri-t ourt in and for Wuosier
County nud fi ed his peti ion therein : lie
object and prjyer ot -aid petition is a decre
of divorce from tho bonds of matrimony now
existing uetwti-n you and said plaintiU. ,
You are required to at'sw er aM petition
on or before the -lib day of February, A. D,
ls7S. WILLIAM H. PATi'hlt.SUN.
Kaley Urod., att'ya. 5-22t.ri
Don't buy any presents until you
have examined L. Baum s lar
ge.stocK.
Books! Sooks!!
Go to the Pcstoffiee fur your School
Books. 5-19tf
Save your money by subscribing for
any pajier you want, at the Postnffiee.
Cash paid for corn
Red Cloud Mills.
-enquire at the
17tf,
SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES
of all sizes, for all kinds of Sewing
Machines at the P. O. ( 17tf. )
"The best in us .." ;!0. & C.'s
Camphorated Hartshorn Liniment, for
man or beast. It can be rolied on at
all times C. H. Potter, agent.
5-lS2m
If you want to mako your sweet
heart a present, go to the Post Office
and get something that wiM be worth
the money alter the holidays are past.
o-20tr.
.Waatod. . ..,
5.000 beef
hides, for which- the
highest price
5-21 tf l
will bo paid.
4"iiJj(i Potted
r -HoUl for Salt.
"Tho Guide Rock House and prop
erty. connected therewith, is for sale on
reasonabte.tqrms.,. For farther partic
ulars inquire' qf the .proprietor ot at
hls'office.'
'5-23t4' Wjfc SBIN,
Guide Bock. Nebraska.
. M
. A Cirdl
Intending to get upatclass in ins&u
mental music in Bea Cloud, I should;
be pleased to hear from any desiring
instruction in trie art. Recommenda,
tions,,if-reqaired. Teima: Te doK
lars per: twnty-four-kasapns; part
nayinent in advance. ' ."
5-23tf " ;jA5BPir81,
I u.)
h
Vtw Xn.
Thetime lias com wlKwai mti saay
know that he still xt!fa4iM lrceived
for every dollar' thatUflClaTeats,
Quacks and humbugs awr79ge.Teti-
latcd and are compelled, totaka fca
seat, or be crushed by the - wheel 'ofi
progress. au arcie bhsv possew
real merit must be what it is-represented
to be. Or, like the mushroom
at noon-day. it will iSaon? wither and
die io the radiance of the.brilliant dis
coveries of modern science. . O. A'
C.'s Cough and J)iphtheria Remedy
can always be relied on Itallays lbe
irritation' or tickling of the throat
renders expect oratioa easy aad -opeis.
ineecreiions xc is guarranteea to
do all that it is advertised to or Che
money refunded to the purchaser. C
H. Potter, agent. " 5-18-2b
There is no earthly boon more f.
yreviuus iuuu uoa ueauii, auu v. w-i
hooves it po5esor to endeavor to re
tain it. If yoa are assailed with such
provoking ills as sick' headaches, tor
pid liver, sor stomach and a. ceneral
feeling of weariness aud difgust, doo'.t
an Jind mmmit ciirir? hilt tnt I
Eflert's Da7ijght'a Ltver Pills and Be
m.. ... .rmmM.. ..V.... . w ,
uaiisi sjilii iij iti Hs Bsr Mi
'II. Potter. " 3 IS 3m
-
wuiii-.
An old phyMr'an rct-nd ftam sc
tive praeiKV. had pK . i "n hi haaI
Dy an iViSt ladian tnr-v rwry me lor
" t .. ?l ... i ' ..r
aiaia t a Moipie veciayn: remcuvir
Con'Umprimt Ilrunchiti-, Catarrh.
Asthma, and all Throat and
(tb 1 uvww M rb n V W m
.uds .Hecii.ui-, jkjm
eral Debility and all ncrrou com
plaints, after having thoroughly te-fd
itironderful curative powers in thou -
ttiuds ofcae, feels it hrs duty to
uukeu known to his.-uUcny.- fe.lown
Thi
c recipe will be sent free of chsree.
to. all who de-ire It, with full direc
tions fdr preiiaring- and socees-fully
sug. Addr, with tamp. naming
tkwippri Ifr. J C. Stone, 41 X.
w
rimhsttect, J'hUadelphia. Ta.
'
It IS worth more than its awn
we ghjJ in pure ijold, vix : O. & C '
Golden Cerate, ft cares ore eye,
burns, cutansous eruptions and old
chronic sores. Sold by O. H. Potter.
5-I8-2m .
REPUBLICAN VALLEY HERD
or
SERK&HIIU3S.
'Geo. II. Roberts,
Prop'r.
Orleans, Harlan County, Neb.
Fifty choice pigs for sile, from
Sambo II, Champy, Bismarck, Duku
of Ahwood, and D'l raeli strains.
I Any; one you prefer; no catalogue
j Write for particulars. Satu-fuctloi
etion
guaranteed or uo pa-.
5-20 1 y
Thompson House
C. M. THOMPSON, Prop.
r Cor. 1st St. and Burlington Ave.,
HASTINGS - NEBRASKA.
Free Hacks to and from Depot:.
6 Fine Sample RoomMn connection
with the House, for the accommoda
tion of Commercial Men.
jy26
Valley House.
J. C. Warnsr Prop.
RED CLOUD - NEBRASKA.
Stages leave this Hou.e for the
north, south, east and west. Leaves
for R. It. on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday of each week. Tho best sta
bling in the Republican Valley. Liv
ery rigs furnished for conveying pa.xs
engTi to any point ot reasonable rate?.
15-13 tf J
TIIKY ARi: iOi HERE
YET.
Pot has the next ttiing to them in
Fleetest Livkrv and best Fkkd
St ARI. k in Rod Cloud. In connection
with the Ft:Ei)STAiiLKiB a Frkksiit
s 1 ) : I y 3 .
J. D POST, BSD CLOUD.
Red Cloud & Jew
ell City Stage Line-
Connecting at Red Cloud with the
Republican Valley linu, running
straight to Hastings.
D-Three regular tripp will be made
each week, leaving Red Cloud the
same time the stage from Hastings
does.
GOOD EI5S AND GOOD TI2S MAD2 OK
THE EOAD.
FARE RE A S ON A B C E.
3.0-lv D. II. GODFREY.
HARNESS SHOP
i'
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J. L'
ILLER,
Keeps constanily ob handia full line of
.Harness Collars, Saddles, Whips,
Horse Blankets, Combs, Brushes,
Harness OH and everything
isually kept in a first-clasa
' jhop.
. Tie Highest Cash Price Paid for
man aaa tui.
, Red Cloud Drug Store;
C.U.?OTTER,Zrop.
. Keeps tba largest and beat ttocTc of
drags, medicines, paiott?,' and oils, to
bi foind ia the ReptablieM Talley.
Prescriptions cartftdU mpntn-
&titdajorngXfc"t .
t. -.. . t jx.n
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Red Cloud Mill's !
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We are prepared to do cus-
i? w
tome work
jltfttSf Kt
Flour. , peed and
QoiTl Meal for ,!.
t3 StTaf-inrtnn iir.nntPon If
aualiiv of flour sold, and crsT03i
WORK. Farmers rhonld be particular
to secure the'bestof seedwheat.
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M
Lands For Sale.
Wr arc now offerm;: fW a'c let
ter terms and cheap r than rrtrU
I
- ; r.,rt.. aK U..J. rVlotirin? to l! A- M.
i a t i ,,
M.'lbad Virtue
I Kail KnaU t ompat- m rtnUtr and
adioibinc coumwv. W- a'j Uav
- Uon,o choice cbiwa for sl
Cire u
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Kaley I4re. Aty's Krai
1 Agt- P.cd Vteml SU.
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SAM'L GAilBER
P.nat i.k in
Dru oof!s tuid
Groceries.
HOOTS ami S II OJKH
Hats? Caps. &
Riadtj Made Clothing !
Vie have the Largest
Stock in the Valley and will
not be undersold.
GIVE US A CALL. ONF.& ALU
Sam'l Garber
47.d Red Cioiul, "Neb.
paniB (louniu lanli,
IlaSTI.VOb, ADMSCOt NT V, .VEIL
A General Banking Business
TffANSAC'TKD
MADE A SPECIALTY.
frafl8 on Europe bought ami sold.
Agents for .several 6leaiuhiii lines.
2rliusine.ia entrusted to us will have
prompt and i:areful attention.
Van DvLe Ac 9iclser-
Plabterers &. Stonemasons.
We are prepared to talc contracts
and do all kiiiH of work in our line kt
reasonable prices. Satisfaction guar
anteed, and all ki'ids nl' tock and
grain taken iu fcXl-hungc lor w-irk.
tST Cistern work a specialty.
KCIXLOUD XERHAHRi.
t ?:j-ly
NEW STORE.
(At the Red Cloud Mills)
Ik where you ecu get all kinds of
Merchandise,
such as
DRY GOODS
GROCERIES
HATS & CAP: ROOTS !c SUOVS
Sec. kc. Ac. vc. &c.
All of which will be sold cheap forcash.
Also
A supply of LUMREf, lath,
SHINGLES, fee, always on hand.
C R. POTTER,
WEISTEt C. xr.BRAHKA
5-7tf
PBEIITH WITCn AUD rHI!C-
tUta.vmder.FretrliheTtrTortfvr.Oat
At tree. J. B. Gjlorl ft Co.. CV.CM.go, W
eenpLATEowATrnM.chH
jUtim the knovn world. Sotnpu WaukFrtim
Adaraft.A.lXCLTXXlk,
RED CLOUD & SMITH CENTO
Stage Line.
Connecting at Red Cloud with the
Hepublican River Stage Line.
Three regular trips 3 week, arriving
and deparrinz from Red Cloud at the
1 same time the stage from the railroad
doe.
FARE VERY LOW.
alL J. 2. 3TJ3S0T, Prtp.
EVERT BEE-KEEPER SHOULD REAJ 7Hc
V AMERICAN T
Be joukraL
e.OO 3 yt-ar. !:?! re rr I Ct.
ire it." nra ar evrr'p'nu-olv ll I tb (Mnd
larrt-I an.l bci Vc tt2b.3tD la th World!
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BOOT AM) SHOE SHOP.'
PARKS BROS.. Propritors
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iln farm x a
w lcr-rl f
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mc i mt if.. Riairui a: a: rrnr y ifcji
:;HHa.
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All Kinds of Repairing Done With Neatness and
Dispatch.
i"?"mA har mrk imhke atfM r'l' !WL
rk tuflr Trarrstrd.
aiVK ln
and be conrioccd that it is lo jesr
PAfKS B.VOT1IEK5.
jy-tf
Red Cloud.
A NEW
jkiuwi
lUlil
THE
ONE
has lvmoyvdlo T,. y. Tlionip
,:ii l!-ii. :iinl I last limr.-? .A --niie
where ou .1 l.i,J K KIIV1 II1XC i.eil.miii,; to , ,., c, '
CLOTHING
DRY GOODS.
CROCER'S.
BOOTS & SHOE3.
HATS SICAPs,
TIIK HIGHEST (Sll '?IC'K
all Country j'r..luc
A'EMKMMKH the place when in IlASTINtiS.
Aaron Mat, at the HIGUKST sior m ito
RID
SELT & NORMAL SCHOOL.
The Winter IVrm of thi Intitutjoii will otatnenc on
rLicsd'Ly. ;rec 1.1, 1877,
Arid will contimjt lelv wrl v ndcr i he instruction fa oamjttttt
crp of tcacli'rs.
Thin .chord precntn an opportur.i'y f j up,! to ifiurf x rt ttn
English oducstion ar chraprr rktc tliau tnr titer achooi of it iIim i
rncvrcM. it n 'I.tidtij mto two dej
i.enta ard 3oun: ttril:cri. the othnr
a u uBcnuj m me roi'rtn uoel.;r.
TIJITIOIV
i $4.00 n term, one half on cntcrinj tU nhool, the tftaaia'ltr
ruiddlc ofthe term.
noun)
furnished at from $'J .V) to 13 0) prr week: farm preduc talB ai prt
payment. It is drHmbio that puniit bna ueb books a th"? hav
and be prcnt lhtfirt day.
IN?TAT(T10.V GIVEN IN VOCAL hll'SlC
The teachers wj' hjarj no piirm to make thi f:u.iA htn srsvabh
and pleasant, atfi 'Ai.tntuvt to in:ii in thj mudt f th papUi a pria "
ciple of truth and tcc'itude.
For further particular. Ac , addroi,
Cm. V. SrRtxoxa,
Red Cloud, WcbatcrCo., Nebr.
JR 33 M K
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Risd Cloud C
When you wih to ulcrrbo for n nwipapcr, THE ('IllKF. ih
U communications from all parts of tho roonty. is jut the papr to
nd to vour friend v in the Ka:f that they wr krnw mT of tb !
Hie and productive RopuMiran Valley. TUB CHIEF, with i:s A.1
columns cf lonL-, is jus: tho piper yoa want for rotirlTs that ya -
may know what r happening to your neighbor THK CHIEF, wit
its editorial noten. 1 jut the paper that yoa need in order that 70a "car
know what of general interest is occurring t home and abroad. THIt
CHIKF, with its larfie sod rapidly iocring circalation, m jott tb pa
per that will meet the wants of adrertiiers, in bringing tefore iu iA
rs their notie.. THE CHIEF, with its faewtit. for JOB PBI5T '
I NO, havinc secured
& iF$f Us oB frinUt. -
Is just the OfHe where you want to get your
Cards, Posters, Let i er-EEeacis,
Bill-Heads, Q ote Heads,
ENVELOPES, CIRCULARS and BLANK N'OTKS or aar pei of
JOB WORK. ,
FARMECS.
3IERCI1ANTS.
TEACHERS.
PREACHE?
MECHANICS.
LABORED,
SHOP-KEEPERS.
AND COMMERCIAL MEN,
tt
WTBndiCtWeVinlerewt-.wtroaixaTHE CHIEF. V,'hst tetter
1 Chriittnaa prcnt than THE CHIEF.
NTfTQiOeA-SnSSlLRl m
AtrBi.L k- kU t,.ww-.
' na invia
&rl obri
AH
A TIIJAJ
iinni to aieaxe e.
Nebraska
DKPARTUKK!
iih
1TUUI
PRICE MAN.
9
l-.Mli V(U:
iiidhs rr,
AMI-
ad be lute ml mII in
CLOUD
a'trncot, one Jcr tdrsnefii
tin
for jount ichelr, or tao
i wb
at tk
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