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RED CLOUD CHIEF.
CITY AND COUNTRY.
Spring in hf re at Iait.
Gardening 11 now in order.
Runaway list Manday. N body
killed.
We hear of a cninber of weddings
lately.
Letter from "Betsey" crowded out
this week.
They bare unearthed a den of iIugtm
in Hastings.
la taert any telephones in operation
in this town.
Stamping done en reasonable terms
at Mr. 3IcBride'&
Numbers of covered wagons paa
through town every day.
Birth are of frequent occurrence in
t hie municipality oflate.
Mr. Stevenson of Inavalo called on
the Chief last Saturday.
NEW SP1UNG GOODS, just re
ceived at LIDDY'S.
. Mr. Fred Fritz of Biverton wa
among our eallers last Saturday.
Old pnprrs for sale at this office at
50 cents a hundred. tf
McNitt, the P. M-, does not propose
to be left behind in the wall paper bus
iness.
There has been a number of lawsuits
before his honor, Judge Willcox, the last
weok.
Be carcfull about throwing out ashe?,
at many destructive fires have originated
in this way.
The Cowles Band, we arc informed,
hae become a pleasant feature of that
thriving place.
Our merchaefs arc recieving new in
voices cf fpnng goods. Advertise ,em
in the Chief.
The largest passenger train ever run
in Nebraska, came west last Friday load
ed with immigrants.
' Bed Cloud is in danger from prairie
fires, and steps should bo taken to guard
against it, in timo.
If you buy your hats and bonnets of
Mrs. McBrido. you will be suited both
in quality and price. tl
-The time of running trains on the rail
road is chanced. They now arrive in
the forenoon, from Eastings.
We have for sale a number of the
most desirable farms in this county. If
you want to buy, we can suit you, tf
You can buy aiore Groceries for a
Trade, or .Mexican Dollar, at LIDDY'S,
than you ever saw for a Dollar, tf
Mails arrive from the east, 11.20 a. m.
Topt-office will not bo open on Sunday,
hereafter. M. B- McNitt, P. M.
A letter from Maple Grove was over
looked a week or two ago. that should
b ave been published; but is too old now.
Tho "Davis'" spoken of in last weeks
if-sue is not the L. E. Davis of Scott P.
O., and our remarks were not intended
to rpply to him in any way.
We have been disappointed thi s weak
as well as last, in gatting a printer, and
have not been able to give as much read
ing matter as we otherwise would.
We havo for sale a second hand job
press, cheap. Can fit out an amateur
printer with press, -type, ink etc, very
cheap. tf
From and after this date, and until
further notice, we-will publish, wihout
expenao to the county, the proceedings
of the board of county commissioners.
Let us have a rousing old county
Fair in this county the coming fall.
Every one.should take hold of this mat
ter in earnest and give the thing a boost.
Plant treep, and don't you forget it.
Every dwelling in the stato of Nebraska
ahould be protected from the cold blasts
of winter by a nice thrifty grove of trees.
Bev. Geo. O. Yeiser will, by Divioe
permission, address the children of Bed
Cloud on next Sabbath at 11 o'clock, at
the court house. All are cordially invited
to be present.
Seward Gaxber, son of the Ex-Governor,
and well kaown and liked by all
the old residents of Bed Cloud, is at
home spending vacation. Ho is a stu
dent in the State University.
An exchange says that cats make
good music but it's after they have
passed through the refining rrocess and
are properly adjusted and manipulated on
the various string instruments.
A number of our subscribers have pro
posed to pay their subscription in wood,
"but we fail to see the fuel. However, it
is just as we expected, we never have
been ablejtjet wood of those who prom
ised it gv
We are sometimes compelled to ie-5
ject communications because they are
written so badly, as we cannot afford to
take time to decipher them. You cer
tainly have as much timo to write your
letters in a legible manner as we have to
decipher and re-write them.
Wo are in receipt of some very good
verses, from Negunda, and as we read
. tbeurover we almost felt like publishing
them. We-Teally would like to oblige
our friends' bat oar rules ara as inexor
able aa those efthe Medes and Persians,
. we must" 'beg. to be excused."
As much: as we dislike to refuse to
aceede to the wishes of our friends, we
.are compelled to say, once for all, that
we save no room for poetry unless prict
by special arrangement' Lines accompa-
log obituary notice most be composed
ot sot mote man cigm lines, eise me fu
ture efiasJouwi!l be rejected--
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Beautiful laces at Mrs. McBride':
ATTENTION!!
TO THE GRANGERS, AND THOSE WHO
ARE FRIENDLY TO THE CAUSE.
You are requested to meet at my store
at the earliest opportunity, when the
subject of how tho interests of the above
class may be advanced, will be discussed.
Bespcctfully,
N. G. Liddy.
Best place to buy Millinery goods of
all kinds, is at Mrs. McBridc's, in tho
south part of town. It
CLOTHING ! CLOTHING ! !
Just received at John G. Potter's, a
large lot of clothing of the latest styles.
Also Boots & Shoes, Hatsfc Caps, and
all sold down at Bed Rock prices. tf
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Wall Paper at thv PoH office from 7J
tolOct., per roll, white 10 to 15 els.
Satin finish 22 A. to 25 cts, tf.
Ladies and Misses Boots &, Shoes of
the latest styles and nobbiast make, at
John G. Potter's.
Published by rcqnett.
DIED.
In Ironton. Sauk County Wisconsin, Dtc. 26th
1878, suddenly of l'arMlyais of the heart, Joseph
Qaylord Blakcslec. Aged 71) yean.
In Salem Kenosha County Wiioonsin, Jan
uary 31st 1S79. of Typhoid fever, Harrison Smith.
Aged 63 ycwi. it. S.
CI ED.
Of cromp, March 14th 1879. Thomas L
Brubaker, son of Joshua and Sarah
Brubaker, aged 5 j'cars 5 months and
27 days.
He was the pet of the family, beloved
bv all, but the Lord is wise, He knoweth
host. He giveth and He taketh away,
FOB SALE. A couple of good
farms in Webiter county, close to town
and improved. Terms made known on
application.
M. L. Thomas, Agent,
Bed Cloud Peb.
Mitchell & Morhart have on hand
the largest stock of hardware, stove.,
farm machinery ic, to be found in the
Benublican Valley and they propose to
sell as cheap, if not a little cheeper than
any lother firm in the' valley. Give them
a call.
The Largest and Best assorted stock
of Mens,' Womens. Misses,' and Chil
dren BOOTS & SHOES at Bottom
Prices at
LIDDY'S.
Programmo of tho Webster coutty
Teachers Association to be held at the
school house in district No. 5 en Satur
day April 12th 1579, commencing at 11
o'clock, a. m.
4th Lesson in Physiology, C. W.
Springer. Language in our schools, A.
A. Pope. Orthograohy, A. L. Burton.
Essav Tho Duties of tho Primary teach
er, Mrs. P. D. Suttell. Select Beading,
Miss Adda McCulla. Mise L. B- Wells,
M iss Julia King. U: S. History, E. M.
Pearson. Map Drawing, Miss A. J.
Noble. Essays, Mrs. Stiles, E. T. Bur
ton, Miss F. C. Grubb and Miss Mary
King.
Committe.
The Quarterly meeting of thi M. E.
church will be held in Bed Cloud on Sua
day March 30th inst Love feast 10 a.
m. Preaching at 11, followed by sacra
ment of the Lords Supper ke. Preach
ing is the evening at 7:30 p. m.
Quatrerly confcracec on Tuesday at 2
p. m. All arc iuvitcd. By order of the
Presiding Elder.
Cha . Beilly, Pastor.
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Loans on good improved .-J arms Kego
tialsd on favorable terms by.
L. B. Treemau.
I desire to commence herding cattle
about the Srt of May. Wll prepared
to give entire satisfaction. Ternis, UOcts
per month, per hGad. Calves gratis.
32 E. W. S. Harvey.
Head of Farmer's Creek, Inavale Neb.
S22D 77H2i.T.
I have on hand a few bushel of gtaca
wleaf; for seed, which 1 will hell, alio
nme barley. Call at roy farm on Eiui
Creek, north of Cowles.
Thos. Hlunf
Notice: Thee who havo not re
ceived from me thtir receipt for pay
ment of mbtcripiion to the CillFK, will
after this in settle with the proprietor
at Bed Cloud. Frank Boai.v.
WhNTS TO CLOSE OUT.
Miner Bros, are willing to close out
their winter Mock of etathine to make
room for summer good?. Go and get
bargains.
Wp cal'ed on J. S. Hope, watchmaker
and Jeweller, the other day, and found
him a most pleasant and acrcouble cen
tlctnan. He has a nice stock of good in
bis line and will give you satisfaction.
We called on N. G. Liddv at hi
place of hu.-infs?, the other day, and
found him a genial and affable uen'le
man with whom people like to deal. We
hone to give our readers a more extend
ed notice of his Lu,inc.s soon.
For. Pa I.E. ICO acre farm on Kliu
ercek, throe nii'ns from Cowles. Seventy
acres undei cultivation, house, well, sta
ble etc , young orchard Mnrtod. Half
ra?h, balance on time. Deed given
Chfap. Apply to M. L. Thomas,
Agent.
LOST Friday afternoon March 7th
cast of town a fourtined fork, alsi T.ies
day March lltli, n lare woolen laufller,
betwpon Ked Cloud and Co-.vles. Iwill
pay fur their return.
D. Lor.
FOB SALE. ;i0.000 Golden Willow
cuttings at SJ.SOyor M. 100 buthel-Japanese
or mammoth Miller trass -eed 50
ct?. per bushel, also fcveral large fresh
milch cows. 7 miles south west of Bed
Cloud. D. S. 1If.lt kun,
Agent.
The Library Magazine for March will
be nsidy on the 2.Sth not dated in ad
vance, as is the custom its contents be
ing mainly fioin the foreign publ cations
ofVatne date, thus giving what is neweht
in ihe literary world. $1.09 a year, or 10
cts.. a limn1 or. Aiiuirimn Hnl- W.
changc, Publisher', N. Y.
A Literary Berstaticn.
Chambers's Cyclopedia of English Lit
erature, in the new Acme Edition, is
meeting with such extraordinary Bale
that the publishers, to make it Mill more
popular, have further reduced the price.
Purchars ordering befor April 30th .vill
j:ct hc eight volumes complete, in paper,
for $1.75; cloth. $2.50; half moroco. gilt
top, $4.00; or bound in four volumes,
half moroco, gilt top, for $3.20. Sample
volumes tent post-paid for 30 cts, 45 cts,
65 cts, and 90 cts. This is not only one
of the choiccit works in the language, but
really wonderful in its low price- Speci
men pages and terms to clubs will be sent
free on request by the publishers, the
American Hook Exchange, 55 Beekman
St., N. Y.
NEW HARDWARE STORE.
NEW GOODS.
Con verse Godman k Co. Kocp
constantly on hand the largest assort,
ment of Hard-ware goods ever bro't into
the Republican valley. They sell cheap
for cash, and if they have not wh&tyou
need leave your order and they will fill it.
Call on them one door north of Garber's
and Mr. Holcomb will wait upon yuu.
Notice to Teachers.
Notice is herby given, That I will ex
amine all persons who may desire to
offer themselves as candidates for tea
chers of the primary oreommon schools of
Webster county, at Bed Cloud on thefirst
Saturday of each monthat niue o'clock
a. m. sharp.
A. A. Pope, Co Sup't.
LAND NOTICE
We have just placed on the Market
Ten Thousand acres of Land situate din
Town Two and Three .rYangc Nine and
Town Two tfange Ten. On easy Terms
of Payment. Eight Payments with
Eight per cent interest, and at low Price?.
Some of the best tracts ever offered.
Discount of Fifteen per cent for cash.
KaLf.y Bros.
ESTBAY NOTICE.
Taken up by the undcrsigucd, on Feb.
19th 1S79, living on Sec 2Town2Bang
11 Webster Co. Nebraska, one dark
brmdle cow about 11 ycara old. The
owner is requested to call and prove prop
erty, pay charges, and take the animal
J away. 30:5
n. J. Maurer.
OLD METAL.
Old metai for babbit metal, for sale in
any quantitiei at 10 cts per. pound, at
this office. tf.
Chew Jackson a Vest Sweet Nary Tdhaeo.
DOWN ! DOWN i !
New supplv of Wall paper at Mc
Nitt's. Call at the postoffice and see it, only
20 cts. a bolt, 10 cts. a roll.
LOUIS CLAPP.
City Express and Drayman
Will deliver goods to any part of the
city with promptness and dispatch.
A share of the public patronage is re
spectfully selicited.
Charges reasonable.
J F. GREUTER,
jSrr.ic;ieal Jokscj "'Iffu i
Waff on Painter.
S. B., No daubing done nulcsr ordered.
4tpnfe St 3nn$t.
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Particnlar attention given to ahop
wort, and coffins made to order.
E"-Painting; a Special tySt
HSDCLOTO, - ' HS3.
Furniture Store.
A wholesale stock of Good of the Finest
Quality and a Ad nt prices
lower than
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to the Public.
OT. T, Reed.
tST Special aHcntionjgivcnl.to. Undertaking-RED
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Dealers in and Manufacturers ofCurln
I'rizzei, Chains. Switches,
tttc., all of
HUMAN HAII&
Parties in the country wanting work
in thin line miiv pay in
Farm Produce.
CHARGES : : REASONABLE.
Orders may be left at the millinery
stores and post office.
Orders by mail will receive prompt
attention.
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In aJ.i;wn t i-ttr clt .-; i txk of
Boots, irlats Caps. Glovi-.
'Blank Books. SUitionory,
Con foe t ionorie,
CIOAKS Ani TOBACCO.
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UbVO a lot'of No. 1 FARM WAttOMt uhtttl we ar 44fO of -loix nnX
Also ntnt.s for tla white bewlva uctn.ti.
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Grasshopper Breaking Plow,
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HAMPTON Go.
All wihiet to break prairie will do well, aoJ save mozfft time nd Horse
flesh by purcbasjsg the C!lA31!'lON. Tlity are uuuis os
iajprorwl principle, and of ood matetii ai
gesraatctd to give taiisfictioa or
no 33k.
All wcrk io onr Tin made of the bzl matm! 3uI yoranl'ed.
We thank the public for past patrooare, and tcIot a conliaaaa of
the aac.
HAMPTON 4. BREWER.
Red Clni3, Nebraska.
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