HRJV--T " -FNT- ' " -' - IW" J -- n i - ir II JT fcqPX' r,J rv J. ESTEY A COMPANY, iOffhs tier ) IIANTINC4M, :! I) poll lheaP ( Ftp r n J i A "W Y Wshaola oon tohae auew ho I.I. 'I hi full iMtuiyratiuu cnutinuea brisk Iit uiotii iti'(ott iiK fur a fire MJtiBf. Weeping WiUr tullla are all tun nlojt it their Cull capacit) . Plum Creak haa this sepae ship (ftl llAcar load of cattle lo Ohio fo. r The demand for grain cam it the Si ward depot ii greater tlian the eup ThTha)tr county Agricultural Fair tliii week Ibid fair to1! agreed kucch - Tbe large new hcIiooI Iioubm in the :id ward, Coluiubua, it rapidly reach lug completion. Not If than 200 team a day croa the Platte river bridge aouili ol' Kearney. The fotccloiuro sale oi'tha Oma da and North Weatern railroad liaa imco poat poned until Oct. -Vith. A Taw good glrla conld obtain par aaerileiiuatlona in Geneva, Fillmore ooaaty, at good wages, The Ureenbackere hold a naaa meeting and i rand barbecue at Lin coln ou the 14th iut. On an avirage from 700 to 800 buihila of wheat per day are bought by Alexandra dealers. The Wepeter county Immigration Society ia now thoroughly organiied and ia in ood working order. Tho Serenth Day Adveatiata will begin h oaaap meeting in llobeita' grove, near Seward, on the 'J'Jih inat. Mr, J. J. Stubb, of Tekamah, boa hia elevator ac arranged that he can soloed 400 buahela or wheat per hour. Mr- W. A. Lengwortfay, of Towa waa in Oaoaoln !aat week making ar- ranguueuta to alatt a bank at that plaee. Judge Mason has cocuiueneed the erection of a large Ush pond on hi farm, three miles south of Nebraska City Cattle to the value of not Icna than f I25;oo0 have been ilrivon down the Republican Vnlloy within a month. Thaaalvi of railrond land haa again commenced in Howard and not utnch will be left unimld in the spring. The Fort Calbouu High School .opened Monday under the charge of 1'rof. H. K. Penoerand wife. The officers of the achool announoe their raadinesi to accept a few more nonresi dent pupila in the higher or collegi ate. Mr. K. W. Busci, of Grant Preoinet. Ritbardson county, railed a peaeh thia year that nieaaured eleven iuchea in oir cuwfeieuce. A great many new buildings are be ing erected in Giand Ialand, and atill the supply iauot unv where near equal to the demand. l'apillion ahipped 74 oara of grain in August, end three of hogs.ae against 31 "oara of grain and four ot hogafor the tamo poriod last year. Fairmont is selling on an average over a carload of lumber per day, and the aalea of two lumber yards foot up nearly $;t 000 a week. A premium of $75 isofierred for the best brass band in attendance at tbe Butler county Fair, at David City on the 18th, 19th and 30th. Five prisoners, among them the noted Geary, eicaped froa the Lan caster county jail Friday lut but wore recaptured Saturday. -"-A number of gentlemen on Dry Creek, Thayer county, are about to engage in the manufacture of artificial stone for building purposes. The body of a young woman sup pesed to bo that of Barbara McDonald who threw herself from the boat at Nobraika City a week agb, was found at Rulooo Friday evening. Tbe bill of exceptions in the oase of Dr. St. Louis haviog been allowed and sutpension of aentenoe granted till October term, the final decision will not be rcaehed before Jauuary. -Besides the six or seven twostory brick business houses now in couroe of construction ot Linooln, there are at leaat seventy five frame residences nanny of them large and commodious. The Mesers. Thompson have sav ed all tho machinery of Dan Rice's show boat valued at $2 000 and will T get fee bull as soon as the water has retched its lowest stage. r-Theearpentcrs and masons of Auroya are all kept huiy on new im provements. Vacant spots are filling up, andijhe streets about the square I are rapmiy loaiug mcir Knm nuu ujiuu eapeat, Agricultural Imple ments. SiiMlehAkrr mid Wlilltv wafer vTgfiK. ,'HI'tlrntnl H IFfliMft Mtilkt plftw Mightenl draft In the worllt' The genuine L V. IS rick llrcaking . Plow, Union and KcjMone Corn I'lvit- rr. hlwanl llarvi'Mers wit h I MnnnnniAMRflnnnrannnT nnnnnnnnnnnnMnROnnnb Jnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnna I nngnnnnnnnlnnnnnnnV BBBBLvBDgeBl JBbBbBbHBb 'RCKzaYMVlVflOAnnnP ' KfBEJeBennnnnnr Ko.Nafc-rronsrww. No. Mewiteck Vlw. SlUTUS? AMD BIST II? TOE MAZUT. i rim World vnnwncd .M.Cahk THRENHItM MACHINE We make a ijM-ciuliy nf ami keep u full linr ol'repairH ami you will nave u great deal of annoyanco ly oiduriuK nsrty direct from ux, FSHKUD&STONK. SAM'L GARBKR nmi.KH in rv Moods and Groceries. BOOTH mid NHOEN Hats, Caps A ttntiu Jin r Vh thinfi ' We hive the Largest BRAHLEBORO. VT. Our new Organ, rxprcsaly (lualgncd for ftuiulny Kcbetoie, Chaprln, ntv., In proving a O-n-JDJaVT SUCOHalal. Do miro to nnnd for full dencrlpttlTfl Cfttalotptn hrfar ftarohnalnp; nny other. , THE LARGEST WORKS (OF THE KIND) ON THE GLOBE. UlUHtrutcd CaUlotriio hcut frco- St ABIE K feBS J S-H m FARMERS TAKE N OTrlCK lrt mimvciinti with our Uttt and oxtm.tve etik of Farm luplrtntn .ii tlKiiiiK Nrb., we with lo ca'1 your u' ulinn toour atick ut miOiiniry. RKOLOUO. !Vr!raltn. nJu'lint the WBIR and CIIICA JO .lining UW8. C'UCAOo HRKKhRS VNnti IIAIIROAS Ww OUM'IVATOIIS Km kkso CUl.TfV.VIOIlS. l IHHII CiariVAToiti. HL.1UK HAWK Ci wiVATDRi, C )Olt Sulky Fwwi, V KIR Si i.kt J i w, Ituwx.i. i hKU KHS, I X h Dkim.s MON. TOll Cottx 1'IjANI'KK.S. KtiriiiR ll.aper Mow.r, MA1UII k K STK.It .avs-ir- r.wa, with aclf binders, GAD .Mowriu. KAMiOLrll lleailurr Aultman-Taylor 'lhreher, Miont?ii Chief Thre-her. Knansis) WAeN , Bniffflr. 1D. HILLS, Piimbs Corn Shctlcra. and a full line of farm machinery, which we ean fuliv wa iran it in 1 wVich wh will icll m cha; a'd on a no liaitinf or elMwhere. 1 teruia as caa Sought la h.r. ' -. tllVKUHACAlX, UNKJk hl Sam'ICarber Ul Cloud Neb Jflllllnery and Drcwi' iiiukliiK. -o :(). o Mrc M. R. liontley haa now opened the tlnutt slock t.i Millinery and fancy aniortiucnti . i 1 t : HATH, BOIlT AND TRIIVIJI1INMII, Kiubroiderica, Laces. Zephyrs, Fanoy (ioods, Dress Goods, Drew Trim. Mings, Josicry, Neckties ami Patterns; all in Latest Htyles and at Lowest Price. W.H.PRESCOTT Gcncrul Akchi Kor THE GREAT SMITH Give m a emit. STABLER & DEISHER Wkulen.ile nel WctjillDclfrl Fur w nicklf ry llnntlnirH mul HKU I'kMiliB Nrte 4t I S IT II S (' K I P. K R IT I IK MERICAN -AND- 18 RCAN CHIEF Stock in the Valley and wlBR ABB 'LTBY PIA.3STO. nti urn unuinviu. t; The Oldest Company THE BEST ORGAN Nearly NO.OOO Organ iHow in lt, Kudesraeel toy 'ho BENTmi'MlCIANM. He miic mid buy u . j SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN if anv IIORIN k SPUINGKK, Acnu lor Webster Co.. Nob. v. Potter lia jnt received tho fuiPM itriment oi Wn mwh$ wl inrft?s. mi cnuisions. -m a r n e r s W AfTENTIO O. L. BATTLES M er broht ta the Valley. .i.d vrea, tiive Uiui a all and eiawtiie gedde -T. a Potter. M , C Cleui, Nobraeka. Dhkks anp Cloak Makimi Dusk. ToOttDKtl. sln,H.E,BnU7 Bod Cloui Red Cloud Mills! We are prepared to do cue torn work. Flour peed and Corn Metil for Dale.' tesT atisfaotion guaranteed ii quality of flour hold, and cteiioM work. Farmers should bo pnrticulut to Hooure the best of scedwheat. Potter & Frisbie! -SKLLSTHK- AA91H ANI:FKiaNII HARVJKMTE2K withttolf binder, biudh with n'melo wire. The.so harvotcni were cold in the county tho pant year and gavo K0i.il iHtiofaution. Also a full liuoof agriculturul ttuplmuciiH kept conUntly on hand fur salo. HARDWARE vioiti:. ltirHELI, A noiEf ART, JPrp. ri dollars a wcok in your own town. Ull5 Outflt free. Ko risk. Read cr, if you want n buino?s at which persons of either sex can make creat pay all the timo they work, wrjte for particulars to tl. IIallrtt c Pont LAN I), Maink. Co., it OTO CLUB LIS?. We will sond our paper (price $2.0 with either of the publication named below at the prioe aunexed. Harper s Magasine, (14.00) f 4 '.v Weekly, " 4 JS Baiar. " 4 )5 Lippincott'a Maguind, " 4 75 Apploton's Journal, (3.00) 4 00 Peterson'sMBgssine,($'2.00) 3 25 loleao uiaae, Saturday Evening Post, " Prairie Fa rnaer, " Weatern Rural, " Nebraska Faimcr, " O L BATTLES TUK ROBBINS LITTLE WASHER. A labor savin)!, cloth caving, alf opersting wasliiug machine, It works on the principle by which dirt ia removed from fabric, viz.1 That , of water (orco through tho fabric, and wartcr forco is uiado belf opvrutiiiK by tho , LITTLE WASHER. It has been tested iu many parts of the couuty, aud givcu aatiirfaetion. Price; $3.50. For Circnlurs and Testimonials, ap ply to E. F. Huuton, Edna, Nob. Agent for Webster County. 45ui3 We nell all brands of instruments handled by W. H. Paescott, of Lincoln. We keep on hum! Tin and Hardwire. at all times a lar m tmpUte atoek of8ti WK ALO - ... 3 00 et d U e o 13 bUDSCHIHK nud APVKIlTlfiK nrMlrrltlnuta. rartlcuUnrr. Mlmi J.WORTH CO, it UtU. Mm, BUNS5ES OPIUM Ui Mtvrt 1V aUirr 4 lyawjlly ivrot. rJM tvpttlMlf. Mi4Ibsmm lortawU..l.ev pa, Casu-ti, " " - ' -- -- rtiL.. U - ii wwiwa w- w"--- - ii U IDE ROCK mEB HALL'S STAND'Rb SAFES A perfect protection against FIRE 1 BURGLARS. County, Hank, Mercantile, and Office Safes; Also Vault Fronts furnieli- on short notice, and at bot tom priccc. t Old Safes Taken Ei change. For full particulars, addreaa. W. L FAIRBRoTNER. General Slate Acent, Box 564, Lincoln, Neb. k-N4AyJ iLll Van Dyke 4c Hmclsei- Plaeterere A Stonemteone. We are prepared to take contract and do all kinds of work in our line at reasonable prices. Satisfaction guar anteed, and all kinds of stock and graiu taken in exchange tor work. 9 Cistern work a specialty. l-43-ly Keep a Supply of Farming Imnmcnt-. d sTMv u a a1, a w leel sure we ran uit yon, nl Igwwa a Jow si any other firm in th weat. -ym HcBieaile: the plaee, 1 door north of the Pri"ne nffii. Red Cloud fceb ALJ AflKNT FOR P - nHltS X I1 H ennnnnVeenB Ci 9 t- t III w w , tt