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Official Directory.
CONGRESSIONAL.
fc, A. R.Paddor'k. Beatrice. TI. Frnator
rfT lrin Sanndr. Omaha, U. S.rftor.
" Thomas J. Ala j or RoprestnUlirc.
KXECUTTYS.
AT.BrNUS NANCE. Oorarnor.
8. J. AlKnler, Ec.ot State.
F. w. I.iedtke Auditor.
Cl.M.Tinrtlttt Treasurer.
CJ. Dilwortb. Att'y Jti.
&.R. Thompson. Lincoln. fan Pub. Instruction
JIiniCiAUT.
Jfleo. B. Lite. Omaha, Chief Jittiee.
', Maxwell. FI-.tsraoulh 1 " J'
WEtfSTKR COUNTY.
J. A. Toilers, County Hrk.
t v.. II. Jon, Treasurer.
J. R. willcox. Probate J udee.
.1. w. warren. Fherlff.
A A. Pope. School Nuji'l.
R. R.Shcrar. Coroner.
v. E. Tboruo, County surveyor.
v 0. w. Ball. 1
i'v J l.B. Luce, C
Coaaty CoujciisiiuneM.
ULf A MTen AG SATS KOK 11IK
W aaila DETECTIVES
Of iffirope and America.
, j A Pelectlon f Celebrated eases In CreatDrit
a9ft . ifi and Franr. Omasiir. Italy. Kriin. Km la.
Bw l'o1ad.'cyjt and America. A revelation tf the
ait 25 years, ttyootare pafes.s'OiulI pacecn
crTinc. It tells yon how robber, tbiese and
awiodl.raare captured. For term mldros.J.
h bUJ-BA CO.. Chicago HI. or II artfbrd . Ct.
MJ A MTCn AnrNTfl for
in New York.
tp Yoa wish to "know how fortune are made
P and loit in a day; how shrorrd wen are ru
ined In W all street; Low "ci.utitrymen" rtre
swindled by sharper: hw minister find mr
ihajiUare blbckma led: how Vnndirbitt uiadn
lebty millions of dollars: how to umlro and
id money in Jew lork: bow millions ar led
bow the rich and joor live: litad mtn
akd Smidow. It contains biocrailiical
N tx
aketchrs of tb roted tnillion.iirs, representing
tbe wealth aril r-nvcrt). toe rujt,riM and mis
rirf New York. A mirror of the metropolis
1 8 it is to-day. OverfrOOooUq- pipes, with fiill
vareeDfrarins'. Now is tin tnno foroncrettic
Bn and woinn to ir.nke money. Ati.H ntc
toakina; froni t2r to Vt per week. Add rr is. J. b.
beta, a Co. Chicago. Ill or Hartford. Ct. 17-H5
K- V- K K. Time Talilc
Tukiuc ofleei Sunday. May 4th 1S79.
WJTTB STATIONS. ORTH.
i:Mnn HAST1NOA :3Tiam
:27 AYR 8:02
: Bl.UK HILL 7 :40
7:35 (UwLRS 7 :0'
- :M JIHD CLOUD 6 tXi
:20 If'AVALK C :10
8 .35 RIVERTO.V 6 :M
UlO KRANKMX 5 SS
9 jpm nLOO.MIj,(JT0j 5 -.JOaai.
Trains daily, except Sundays.
A. 1. Tourslin. G. W. Holdredco
Oen. maDSsur. fiupt.
GOOD NEWS'
QuickTiacl Tnrough Trains!
ClofiB Connections ! No Delay !
" Burlington Route !
; d Tc'K Sgo and The East.
Lowest rates of Fare will be made.
Tbrnnab Curs will be run front n. & M. Points
n 8outhen KebraUa to CLinnKo.
rA tasi ninnies connection will be made nt Pm-
i(Tie Junction.
AT CHICAtiO rinse innr.rtitns will sltmvi
ke made to the east, southeast end north.
g Sleepinc enr berths referred at the Lincoln
tieket office by 1 eleffraph or ou ajiplicutiou,
from Jf s-ouri Rirr to Chickco.
TOST- LOUIS&TI1E
SOUTH.
Theburlinpton rouichare n system of through
espnrs ana close connections butweeu tne
ssourt Hicr and fct, Louis
PassecKerw takinc this lino haro tho bet of
cconitnodations Pullman klerpvr run resu-
j arly troiu Mistouri IliTer to 6i. Lnui
TO l'KOHTA. INDIANAI'OLIS, CIN
ClNNATI. AND THE
SNUTII-EAST.
" "This istho only reliable route to thesonth
Vft. Connections r" ma e at l'eoria with the
?. P. A. W. and I. it. . V. Railroads for Indian-
k-5npolis' Cincinnati. Columbus, and all central
nb SOUtLtrn Ohio. Ken uct. southern liuliana
3:
IK1N0 CASS. Gcei Meals" at 75 csnts.
When you go et be suro and trovnl ever tbe
R. M. Ime if yon ish to re SAFK and com
lortablo and ilcfiro to travel i-poedily.
A. B. TQUZA LIX. P. LOW ELL.
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Thh irmrVb mdicino viUctire PrI. SpllnU
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jhli.eritiK or ctmirs torr. o xtmnXy
xr UICTTTTU ruuius II I
Utr rrrtxintr of nrtuin
in vtoppiiiC the Iautrnt im1 fmioTiii tits
duiioiu jtuc Si. Jitl lor rirrular kiting
toaltlre urooflaiJ tuur tirflri-.ta.
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Int . auarru. 11 1. uij voiiacrlul ual
rruisrkable tuccr. thoutauit. hare luiil
Htate-
nsst Er
u LCBdnira Npiitin Cure
iu tmtlng ell l.kiulnhc on borrt aud
SB A W,
evrry anni n unirimt irotu vliatrrrr
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4cf r urrfL-rt .Uffrc ItiflNiuMiiMlMtn.
t . of lonx.Un dins iii man. Dunn
XTfbw it may
(taw T .nar-tu limid as li iwloirt
Intlie lajiwoeaa of ycara duration.
r'ril treated aA aiul.tiie jmt.ii rHKU-l h.-J
itn Krndairf v Kny iwihim-. iinrti
rln .f Mn-ral W tnanciiUyrun-Jtuo tar
Cutr". tmf .-sn.aim va. nualir ixt.
ttitlt'a rrowth. iirarlv Wl "?"" ' of
eodcomp'.rt.lvu.ppol 0 4n1 rfulu
the laractir.. and niiKird ,A -'uff. c pivc
tWe arjt-utnt. t luve W . t'vr a falnntut
ror 4 the hjrf crrr iuc 9 f likh a luaOa
vrry hard and hr nevrr hi. twn C undtr aUi. and
!acoorcouldt rrrr anvdif- r ha
i a large n a nrna jri Kni.iwiM .m
'.'Joiuta since I treatnl han with E horae many
HKcBdnll'a Kiurln r.iiui . W riinr. ua
frrrucc io the .ire of the liock & uaiuimd th
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Lc U's saaTln Cure."
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wburxh Fall.. V d.s lii?.
Forn and rahwribrd to lrrrr uie til.
d f i"iuar. A. IM'CS.
Jons . Jrr.
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Le true
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5id addrci f.r iltatratrd cirrutar to Ir. It. J.
Kf""" S Co.. iKbur2b i'a-U. VrniK.nl.
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SOZ.B BY DRUGGISTS.
AKIrG
POWD
Tka PCUKST. lltlLTRIEST, STnOVfirSl
lid BEST BASING POTTnit ta Iho TVorld.
TTo aollelt an Haprejnd.'ced eomparlroa irith
AXT Other kind. tiUAIUNTKtt) KRKK r0
SiLUM OR AMim.VU r5HUlLTUFrL asd
nrraateito rlre psrfect Katisractlen. A.sU
tmrJr2?9ricr QZAR BAKING
PO WJ E R af tako 50 OTU-K MM,
ATHE BEST is THE CHEAPEST.
ijUredb STEELE 4c EBRY,
Be v Savra, Ooan.
CCC HERE ! S5 in 0B. for S9 cts.
ILL Haiti fcHiO rvlrTt, BO SIT K8 lib ( .
SSS 10 talamkla lao.cr-nuaict Secrcu: 10 Bicb tc
a(K rooatata fc; 2 M.l rVn; I Silrrr-r!at
I riai a Ralr; I Eacr4tp Paacit; JZCat Enr-
VIm Cac Satntt r ftMuac tiata. (bi emry Mllir- aa-
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CARPfNTR SAWS
Or any . 'jii. you can tile ursrlf with oor
araa .Maefefaie so that it will cat Mllrr- thaa
ffef "takapr. Bmmtfrt? ant rrwimt of3t.S0 to any
. .S7rwgKB,ltfrSflteCoitcdfctat. Ittit.tnUM: Circular. re.
rt.'tif:'etsf rsMf fn cmejir eouttf uu
W-v .MiiiirM. sl unrrw .. mturtt -. &
are hnndreds of lirttra from mm nuaa
I wbouy tby vould nutate t5or .
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IHFORMATiOH
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Hb SI NESS DIRECTOR Y.
T.1. WSIIcox,
TTORNKV AT LAw sr.dU. S: Cmrols
Y sioaer. tollectlons promptly atleudcl to.
OSice one door uorthoi Chiel UfSee.
USD CL0U3 -
o. c: CASE,
ATTOKNKV-AT LAW. Office over
Ilcrd'd fin i it tire ptore.
EZD CICTO, KS3
PollcctionF niade and proinptl rcoitUpd
J. S7 GILHAM
ATJ'OUNKY AND COUNSFhUlt
A- AT LAW.
Office one. nr north of Kahy Jirot.
RED CLOUD. - - - KF-2
W. C. REILLY,
ATTORNEY AND COUNHKLOR AT LAW.
ANO REAL EUTATS AOEZT.
Red Cloud. Neb.
S.Promiit Attention Oiven to Collections.
OrtcK-Over Johbbox Crnrs Store, with C.
H. I'OTTEB.
Edwin C. Hawlcy,
ATTOKIEY AND CTOCJK
A KELOKAT lisWV.
Oflico 1st door West of Ketl Cloud
Drug Store.
ED 3!.07D
2ZB.
JAS. LAIRD,
ftTTOKNKY AND COUNHKLOR
4gat law. Juniata Nehrapka. Will prac
tice in all tho Courts nf the .statft.
Prompt attention given to all bupin'sp
entrusted to his care. Office on thp
east tidc Juniata Avenue. July 1 7
H. S.EALZY,
Agt.IJ.-'M. R.R. Land.
0. W. EALE7
hctary Tublic.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW and real es
tute Agents. Will practice in all the
Courts inthis State and Northern Kan.
Collection- promptly attended to aud
Correspondence solicited.
Red Cloud Neb.
J. W- TULIiEXS,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
U. S. Pension Surgeon.
fSTOmcE oyer Kaley Kros. law office.
RED CLOUD. 1T3ER5A
ELBERT A. HALL Iff. D.
Physician &, Surgeon,
11 ED CLOUD, NEn.
llarine locale I t'ermanently nt thi place. T
will attend to "ll cull", dur or niht. Ol!ire tor
tho prent at Parley n ditg store; at nitrht nt
the bot'.s iioUiE. l'J'mScoq
i5r7 sec hjrer,
Piopiiotor of
CITY !ri!g STOItE,
Dealer in
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
Paints, Oils,
VARNISHES. Etc., Elc.
VALLEY HOUSE,
V C.lVINTOtV, Pro.
RED CLOUD, - NEBRASKA.
First Clors in every re.peet. Freo '1ms to and
from all trains. Smtdo rooms for commercial
men. Give us a trial.
W. . Rio'tr dson. S. Qarbir.
Eichardson&Garber,
DEALERS IN
JLIVE STOCdT,
RED CLOUD. NEBRASKA.
:0.
HiBhestrnnrkot price paid for hop? and cattle.
J. K. Smith S. O. Smith
JJ.B.THom-Bojr.
TnteT'llcr First
Pres. First .Vat. Cah. First
ank. Beatrice at. Hank Nat. rank Bcat
eb. KlnceNeb. rise Neb.
miJ $rors & fflioinpson,
5
BANKERS,
11E I,OIII NEB.
.AVJ.n. raalsoccllections in anyrartoflhe
United Mates bell exchange upon the princi
pal eastern oitie Li-att money upon iraprored
farmi Receive dej o its subject to sijrbt drafts
Allow interest urea tiroe deposits, and imr-
act a general Uankinc husiness.
Kkkkbrxcks: Umaht National
Rank. A.
s. racurcv. u.
s-1,,fk,.V--S,;n:'to.r! Firat National Bank
,Y.,rkaar,'.eeVaUcJ National Rack,
brn.ee Now lork".
Atw lork.
CambriCco
CAEPEJTTER& BUILDER,
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA.
AH kinds of carpenter work done with
neatness and dispatch and satisfaction
guaranteed. Leave orders at the store of
C. E. Patuaiuor at PerkiKS Mitchell's.
ll-tf
EMIGH BROS.
MEAT MARKET
RED CLOUD, NEB.
Tho choicest or Fresh meats. Eausacs,
Fowls and everythirs in the line that tho mar
ket affords, always on hand.
WShop two doors south of Sherer's drnr store.
aft(r
9VS
Feed Sale Stable,
J. D. Tost, Prop. RED CLOUD.
a. ttlw
THE CHIEF.
K. L. THOMAi
EDITOR
THUKSDAY .IAN. I. 13-0.
The Government paid out during
last year for l he support of fuduu,
euu uf $5.2)ri.09T.3.
the
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The interett cu the national debt
the last year footed up the
sum Of.? 105,327,9 49 0)
snu? little I
We arc credibly informed that .Senator
Paddock propose to Mart a Navy Yard!
at HaMinns, and the gjoi people of that
bur arc in 'eetacei.
Wk havo becotuo tired and difusted
with hearing this Roveruuient lauded to !suppOhe tho little boy aud c,irl feel who
to tho ikies. "This .-rcat and gloriou ' l:ivo to iit thro for 0 hourd every day?
llepublj'c. "Free America." 'Tue' Hw can we expect thetn to Mudy when
most powerful nation on tho globe" c.; 'hiverins with tho cold. What eflect
when tho lacts are that thirt government will it have upon their health
of these United States, under the prea-ln-stitution, ut aiieh a tender a.'e.
nt imbecile administration has showed this a subject for criticism and
itself wholly incompetent to protect its
citizens from bulldozers and riflo clubs in
the south, and utterly powerless to cope
uccesfully with a fctt bands of tneraild-
ing Indians on tho frontior, while a baud-
uu -
ful ol Mcrmons at Salt Lako openly vi -
olate tho laws of the governuieut, and
vith their thumbs to their nose den-ively
ask the powers? at Washington what
titty are going to do about it,
Thii "Creat and GionouV Republic,
through its inability to pretoct its citizeus
and enforce its laws will toon be, if it is
not already, the laughing atock of the
entire civilized globo
Tim Beatrice Leader comes to hand
with a long editorial ou the tulject of
raiitcads. The Leader is worthy of note,
as it is a paper which is the political organ
of its eoiior. Hon. W. H. Astiby, a gen
tleman hitherto of no neati siguilk-ance
in the politico of the dtute.
It
a'.co is
observing of attention, as it is a paper
conft'S-ed'y devoted to the advancement
of an idea. Tho Captain U gtappliug
with the railroad problem, aud the last
is.uc contains an ublo presentation of his
theory of the management of railway
transportation.
Hi plan is that as a railroad difTerf
fruin no other road save in tho fact that it
requires more skilled labor and Wdtchfull
ness to make it suitable to the vehicles
to he dtawn upon it, it thould bo like
other highways, the pioperty of the pub
lie. In other words he would disunite
the properly in tho road, ftom the prop
erty in the carriages tint are driven upou
it. This would appearautiy bring com
petition into the field, but we aro not
ure that this would be tho lesult. The
ocean is a free hi.rhw.iy to whoever
wishes to Use it, but th re is no more
competition at New York for ocean
transportation, th-tn there U at the sitae
place f.tr railway transportation, as many
Hue of railroad conter iu that city, as
tht-reare lines of steamships.
It is probable that eventually railroads
ill be publio high-ways, but that it costs
so much tocirry a bushel of wheat four
tluHi.-and miles is not so mush to be won
dered nt, as that a bushel of wheat can
be proQtably carried that fir at all, It
certainly could not be transpirted three
hundred miles in u wjgou without eating
itself up, and that it can now be carried
so lar is a matter of congratulation. In a
uew undeveloped country, it may be
questionable whether such a courso would
be wise aud expedient, privat enterprise
has proved to be more efficient in the
developement of new territory into a
state than public wealth. Private inter
est las given every improvement in the
arts, and in life tho r03t timely, ready,
prompt, aud vigorous assistanco. The
public moves slowly and with great hesita
tion, until the private indidvidual interest
of its leading spirits is aroused.
Military Governments have construc
ted roads for the transportation of its
troops. But seldom have Governments
or the public constructed any roads in
volving considerable outlay for the pur
pose of facilitating exchange--or providing
transportation, unless either private in
terest had been enlisted or tho needs of
the community imparatively demanded
it.
TCC3--QTC 3aT.
I do not wish to pick a quarrel or have
any bickering with the editor of the
Argus. Nor will I allow a quarrel to be
forced on me. If he delights in criticism
he is full welcome to all the graification
which he may derive from criticising niy
articles, which little game he may p ay
to his heart's content unmolested by me.
provided the public interests are not in
juriously effected thereby. In the few re
marks, which appeare 1 io the Chief
on the subject of a new school house, fr
Red Cloud, and which were writen solely
in the interest of education, because
written in the interests of the attendants
of the school pupils, teachors. and super-1
intendent, and thcrfore ii the interests 1
of tho public, I may have comrritted 1
some mistakes, I had not, I acknowl
edge, consulted the tch.tol law .on the
subject ere penning the article and there
fore was not posted as to the amount of
bouds which the law allows each district
In icciia frir. rli ntr.nAaa .f 1. .?!.!?. T
:r:;;; ;;:rr "v t:r
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wun ime expectation urn u wjata De
attained, as much as with the view of
atuintng the Lijlfst consu tuition that
is attained iu the ca. I expected of
course that I he reader of the arttclf
would underxand the aim and purport
of it. Onj thin? is incontroTctable
we need a nuir wChool h s.i.m in 111 Cloud,
and wo onht by ail raeanj to hare one
before another v inter, not oo!y aime
kind of a buildinp, letter than the pres
ent onM (for it iw we have too uianr,
" i and vet not L-noii'h nf --Knul Lnn.
j but tlie wry be-t whis'i II thj ways au.l
j uieauu at our command, will amble u to
j erect. If any onediibw tha afjresiiJ
J proposition, let, hiui or her occupy, on
cjujo cutu ct.iiij iir,i ounuiy evon-
injj, fur tbespaco of two hours, a scat
uoujo two or three row- from the
stove wheu tvell supplied and oven red
, h"l anJ Bce ,,l,w feel?? If ladies who
occIy tbe back ea:s, and even tho.e
who ait near the stove cwiplaiu of cold
feet during the short dpajo devoted to
word&ip on tho Sabbath, how may wo
their
If.
cavil
! a"J quibbling?
A mere regard for the health of the
children of the community if nothing
m'TC calls loudly upon us to tako :hi ub-
jm "
' jeet iuto earnest coinidentioa.
. C3I ujij.
From a late copy to the Crete Union
we quote a portion of an interesting arti
cle on the.-e well known nur.-eries, loca
ted 3 miles .uut beast of Crete, on the
ea-t bank of the Big Blue, aud statted io
1572 by Mr. Stephens.
A successful nursjry nat then an ex
periment; it is now i fixed fict. The
farm of I'J cre. is surrounded with
oage orango ami houy locust hedges and
willow wiixlhrakt-s. We examined tho
hedges ctrefuiv. an 1 could tntw'e but
little difference in the growth, an 1 w-re
told that the honey locu.st wa? the hard
e.-t, yet our judgement passed in favor nf
the o:ice ora ige, on account of the evjtt
ne." of its growth and its compactness.
Five miles of hedges and about thirty
acresof alude and oruninentai trees are
growing pro-perouely. The nursery his
been divided into deptrtmonts, and
everything is run on a systematic plan
Mr. otephuns tsjreneral superintend tut;
Mr. Jlooieo Uoge ha charge of the tntiti
poitiou of the tojk; Mr George Bugbei'
has control of th; small fruit growing and
maiketiug; Mr. Burncy lu.s theoruaiun
tal atock tin ler his guidance; Mr, J. C.
Bugbec is chief salemaj. Thsy employ
seven mcu in tho winter, ton in summer,
and about twenty in delivery seasou.
The wages paid amauut to about $3,000
per year. 3Ir. btcpheus mtortm u thnt
theiriiisshopper rav.ig.sof '71 75 and '76
ruined a portion of his nursery, But
hn li.m ;inrt r -1 ilr nt.lirit...l .iml iriM
iucrcase this .spring to 03 aereo. The
young orchards are luokiiij? elean and
thrift'. Straw from about30d acres wid
be u:ed in mulching. Ol small fruits he
has G.OOJ apple, 1 U00 cheny. 4iJ piu-n,
50 pear, a lasge vjnety of peaches, two
acres of Snider blackberries, two of rasp
benies and etntwoarnes, anl one of
tjrapes In his vineyard are twenty live
varieties ef grapes and .Mr. Stephens ex
pects to make a display at the stat-i fair
in time, that will do credit to saline coun
ty. He has 150 varieties of apples,
though only about j for cjmtncrcial pur
po cs. Many of his trees bear before
they arc live years old, and ha thiuks it
s-fe to atssert, will yield fruit as quick in
Nebraska as any state in the Union.
Mr. S. has taken good care of his trees
and has been well repaid for his trouble.
lie received tho Grt prizo two years ago
from the ntate horticultural society for
the most successfully idauted orchard.
He planted 1,100 trees, and on inspect
ion iu the fall every tree but five was liv
ing. L-ist year, the Crete nnrsiries
booked $15 500 for their spring and fill
trade. They are expecting an uupiece
deutial de-nand next .season, and aro pre
paring for it. This winter his men are
grafting, iu a Worm cellar, 200,000 app e
grafts. In another cellar, 3xol. whici
is kept at regular temperature, wj no
ticed 15,000 trees all ready for packing
in the spring, They will pat in OJ,00U
grafts, ten acres uf apple seed, at.d twenty
acres of Osage orange. Mr. Stephens has
catalogues giving instruciiius to pur
chasers, and cotita.uiug much valuable
information; and we hope Ncbraakans
wid patronize Nebraska nurseries.
Having large cellars and a heavy stoc
on Itaud. they cm furnish stock from two
to three weeks earlier in the buriac than
can be procured ftom any point in the
eat.
Those interested should drop a cud to
the Crete nurseries, and they will receive
a catalogue, and instructions how to
plant, or any other iuformatiou desir
ed. For this section Mr. Stephens has cm
ployed our well koowu citixens, Messrs.
E. B. Su.iih, A. Kaley and Geo. Benfer,
who will take ordere sod deliver at Ked
Cloud at nursery prices.
PltOV.RB$
"The Richest Blood, Swccest Breath
iind Fairest Skin in Hop Bitteta "
"A little Hop Bitters sives bi; doc
tor bills and long sickness."
1 hat invalid wife, mother, ststsr or
ihild cm be made the picture of health
rTtlb Hop JJitter?.
Wficn worn down and ready to take
ronrbed, Hop Bitters ii what vou
loeed."
Don't phytic and phytic, for it weak
ens and destroys, but take Hop fiittters
tnat oHiia up conuuuajiy.
"Physicians cl all chon! use and rec-
amrueud Hop Bitters. Test th-ni."
"Health is beauty and joy Hop Bit
ters cive bealth and beauty."'
"There are more cures made with
Hop Bitters than alt other medicines."
"When the brain h weaticd tbe
oervs unstrung, the muscles weak, use
Hnn HittPra "
"That low. nervous fever, want of
i ... '
sleep ana weaknesg, calls for Hoj Bit
i to&o?..
:aa, stse asacauj.
KOR SALEBr -11. R.SBKRER.
li - r - l . v Xar Cwcp, SeW -
a. A. B ROOT Xtf.
!Sasefr to W. II. Heed,
IltALKK IS
PARLOK. I EI) ROOM
aizel Kitchen
FUJB.NriTUBE
Brackets, Ciiromos,
Picture Frvmhs,
Mattresses, Etc.
COFFINS always on hand ahd trimmed
on sbott notice.
1TICE as LOW as any in tho valley
SarRcpaning of all kinds Jone prompt
ly aud stiactory
tfKD CLOUD. - - - NEB.
"IflRS. iT7il.VLiv,
i XTHCHER cy.r
Vocal anl Instrumental
sxumw
OEALXE IS
STAFLS and FA5C? HRQSSEISS.
HOl'.SE PLANTS. ri.OHT.tl POTS,
01 HK riTHNU.-iAc.
NICK and CFIN1CK articles a specialty.
Next tie "old Courl Kouse.' Webster St.
RKD I LOUD, NBB.
City BAKERY and
RESTAURAWT !
A. IiUtL-rlmcli, Propr
DEAt Kit IN AM. KIND:" OF
CANNFD GOOD-, FRUITS, NUTS,
CON FKCTIONKK V, K f C.
mESH 22D,?:SS, CASSS,STer7 1'scc
Warm Meals at all hours, 25 cents.
garl'ItF-SII OYSTERS alway.ion hind.
Web.stcr street, one door south of
Kilry Bros, law ofnee.
RED CLOUD. - - NKBR.
7-'J
raurjD at last:
TQK
Adjustable Rocking Chair.
l'rom a
SEWING CHAIR FDR THE LADIES
TO A
CRADLE Tor the BABY.
For Sale in Websterand Franklin coun
ties ONI.V nr
G. A. BROWN,
RKOCLOUB, - IVcbr.
HARNESS SHOP
-Br
J. L- MILLER
Iveona Ron?laitlv on hand a full line of
Harness Collars, Saddles, Whips,
Horse ttlankets. Combs, Brush
es, Flames Oil and every
thinz nsttalty kopt in
a first-clas hop.
Two doors north of the hank.
TheHishs. Ca-i ?ri:a Paid ftr Hides
aai ?vzz.
NIMBLE
SIX-PENCE.
GEO W. DOW. Dealer in
Grocsries & Confsctioneries,
Choice Teas. Coffee Sorar ic.
Whits Fish & Mackerel.
Grooa. Drioi aid Canned FruiU. The bft To-
baccos ind Ciais. Flour an I seal eou-
aaatlr oa han 1. Y.szu Uut:r
and Wood
Ti.:. ii Pj.7a.1s for gosis.
Erarythi&c warranted to b as represented.
GIVE ME A CALL
aad I will do Toa food.
lit doar north of arj-u oSce.
Red Cloud, - Neb.
D- T. THOMAS
-DEALER IX-
H1BDW1BE,
SHELF SVAKE AND
General
Merchandise
Affriealiffjral ImpleateMU
rallkiBd.
Highest Market Price
paid for country
oroduce.
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j-r
"JJconojty is the
IGoODS BOUGHT BEFORK
BEING SOLD AT BOTTOM PIGJLTRSS, AT
LIDDY'S CASH STORU.
Blankets, Check, Plain and Plaid Flannels.
llEA.VH. COTTONAMa AMI WiMJt. rAMtUrRCs SHAWL. XCUtt!. M'ASH,'!
J KtRTH UOOSttRV, QLMVCM A.M I Nt .KWr.tt,
npv .
I In endless varictv, i
i -
and at prices mat win maKs vou smue an-
provinglv, and immediatelv purchase
your winter supplies at LIDDY'S.
A large assortment of the celebrated M. Sclz
Chicago hand made Boots 5c Shoes, every pair
warranted and the best fitting made, lor sale
onlvat LIDDY'S.
Groceries. Crockery & Quecnswaro
at price tb.it uonc can bejit. an J fiw aal. '
Remember, for fair square dealing and ahvav
at lowest cash prices you will find it to
your advantage to call on
lied Cloud.
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Miner
Dcalsrs fa
MERCHANDISE.!
We krep coniUntly
gDEY GOODS,
v Glolliuiix
I Jrlats
0
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CROCKER Y.
fbWe buy our
r i
Pand defv competition. When 9
1 in town give us a call. z
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b'OnaJoor Sooth of the I'aitGGca.
Red Cloud.
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F. NEWHOUSE,
-DE.4LKR IK-
GKOCEEIES,
AND NOTIONS,
Ked Cloud, - .br.tka
The public renarally are renaesjed to
call and examine roy pooi asd rrice, a
a j-hare of the pair.'jarje is wHcitl.
aT Store, first door north of Mosh
er's meat tnarket.
14-2G F. NEVTH0UK.
SAM'L GAilBES
DCaLEft 15
Dry Goods and
Groceries-
BOOTS aatl HSOEM
HatSy Caps, &
Ready Made Clothing ,
Wt havt tht Urges!
Sttck in tht Vil(y aid will
oit be Mierseltf.
GIVE U3 A GALL. ONE ALL-
Sam'l, Carber
Iail?
road io II catth."
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tit Llbtl .(
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GROCERIES, LcA
Cajpsi
Boots,
goods for cash, a ;tf0&
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For Voar
LUMBER!
DRV I.UMBKK A SI'IKM LTV.
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