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JVrticfjy&-n"i.n.ntT!
RKD CLOUD CHIEF
J OD WORK",
CLOUD CHIEF
Red
Cloud Chief.
rrjT-WT) EVrnV TOtJSSDAY AT
. 4"Tft
t23 curs, rrsSASZA,
M L. THOMAS,
"Eternal Vigilance is the price of Liberty." and $1.00 year is the price of the Red Cloud Chief.
vol vi r.
BED CLOUD WKBSTERCO. NEBRASKA, Tilt, USD A V- JANUARY 8 ISSQ.
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Tririor rfJ-- Sunday. Wry 4th 1879-
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8:02
7:40
7:01
f. iCl
6:10
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llASTINn.
YK
i.IA K HILL
OvLRS
KKf CLOUD
17WVALK
TUVEUTO.V
FI5XNKLIN
in.OiMlTO
TValn bly. except fiundaya.
A. E. Tcotnlin. C. W. SWldrcdge
Jn. manmj. FupL
y
Wanted !
Tim STw Style
"FAMILY,"
crmiup
nc otnniu
CO'JMfllAIIIKir 91
MAuninc ii
THE USUAL
$65 Machine Reduced to S25
t-
Ths Ciswest and Bc:t is the TTcrid !
3Lg:n use to tract its Eupenorllent:.
UQ KOSEY TO ?&7 UlTTIL KASHIK3
Tfr?i TT-a T'rirt ?r Pfti '
5
is
fe 4
Itaakef ti'phuttlc.iloublc-thr'n i.lorL-ytitch
itiio atie n. bo h i le of the workl. whicb r
jc&A tl- hu:bt awar'l t the ' Viitcnnuil '-;
"l.It;ion. l'hiludcli bin. l'a . in ISTfi. Ami jrom
jitctc with a l.nrgrr A"sirtu)iit ot AttactiriMilF
f rtinr work iL-n air other much r.c. -tsJ U
ducd Uonlv S-'
It If a vary ami lOr.uant xnacmnr to oiiiTfltc.
iron lli !o.it circ. prortuci cv-ry iant
urk, and will lit iu.11 thr nest rentury
Oie it once. i.ndi'U ill uje no othor- The
fun Mmnr. -Minn', isaim ana t.mciiist.
money ch- rfully relunde.l if u will sutOutwork
and Uulhu't hti mnchiocntd ubic tliuprun.
AcenM fll them faster thuc auj othfr in con
Unct: of their bo ii(t"the65t and thLtnrit
Price."
Karh innrhiue thoncj,uly wnrrjiitetl with
written puanuitee f.ir livu ear. Kept in order
Free of i liurge; inoury icfundoJ at once it not
.uli.t.i turv
Iti.theroort ..hl. rtliablo nn 1 satkfjctio ! UnWfTfiP ATH1H PHYSiCJAN
marine ever ja.tiMl lor all kind, f tjmily HUillVllUrrt i n IU T il I 00M,
cuK It i an a4.iiileilst,l nncqiri:al int 1 T. ,. .
JK?cal Fncctv. tnnmnshlv te-tt-J. ni cmnI in U. b. retision I?Ur?C0n.
h kifandu of to . is. An cfUci-m. wlent. lapid. j w 1 r. 1
nlKble. and ever-rvjdj helper totlo wearj wtf' SSFOmcV. 0VC Kaicy Hros. law 0U1CC.
ir rrauirtrcrc. it will do the work ol n Ulnily lor j .. . .-jHife-timc.
.r it w.ll earn Irom 51 to S? per d?y EI CLTUD. SfiRASiA
for nnvone who wfhej1 to sew lor a Hrinz. Flits '
tnachineetM'L le than Half tie Price of ai y niw J
nac'j"i"f Iikeiua'uy. 11 extra loni:. liiro-
bo . ...V-fliO leu lardiiot threAJ. il iiiK aw u
!? . 1 n.iCii) rcnimea. nxini ihiso risra
with the fre-iurnt Towindine of bobbins. It id
Lmlt ior rtrcneth and c iiui'aut hjnl vri tk. In-
fhance.tble worLiiic p-rtf. niai.utuotured of
Ev-wvolMnu rieci. 111 run ior year? wuaoui
itW.lr: i imn o x learn. cas"v 1 luanaco. un-
Jetood in au hour, and ahv.iyi" teady in a mo
ment to do every ucriti"U of Jteavy or Cne
work at le" ooft or iru'Oe ihu auv tnachine sJ:
iur urict over lid. or can do. It will ew
4anvt)iit tr u n.Hl!e em i 3rr lmlt. lare or earn- '
brie to be ivy cli.th or hsruj with any kind o!
shread, and irill runtr twenty ip1j;i.t iiuniit'' i
it utv stronc. straiebt neolle. anil nover break j
tliLin. Tteannot tsior4lrop a 5titih. ravel or,
...-. lf. .H.Vi .. ..- ...... ...h.. ...
ft..-...lr .hn tKte Mil It vi 11 hirn nnt nlhir tnnrhtn.
Inn Tij ai.d Iiatc 1 better one. rhe am asd
mm Iit if itr raiitftn n 1 qntlity of it work, are
t'- t recoiniceaila ions. It will hcin.tell.turl .
i.r -41. cord, biu 1. catbir. yuilt. ruSle. 1 lent. fold.
tit.liip. birr. roll. Iit-. e'nbr.iil-r. icu vp
brcidth. ctc with eleanre. v.im n.n I fwifius..".
2iurius.-Hl by a maobine eer imenlcd.
The Price furoarir.w inachtnc are J tbn
hoe aKet by dealer in yeeond hand, rrhuip
;ini rrtnihed rn chine, or thoe cllinc out i
locK to che up busiiu". many uch tsferior
and old tle macSice bctnz otiercl as new at
j rjucd price; beware of ucj'o.'ltion and ot ly
1' ,r vkw uijchmc". There arr n kw firt-cla
jhtneotfcreJ u low a! tieFaaity,"by tnacy
'ar"- - r
..lttcltii.es cntjor x-UKtation Unorevny-
mmi of Bltl.
Extraordinary iadueeinent-crrd to Clercy-
nicn. Teacher'' at )reKeepen.e;c,toact a ajnnt.
Ilore anc wca furnthel free Tor testtino-
U'al; he "w-enptive booc. mailed free with
tuinplc of work, liberal term, circular, etc-
"TJiXiLT' SEWING 1A.:SIS CO..
r 755 SroaiTaj, Ney York.
Kendal Pi Spavin Cure
ijasurecurK for jpav'n, Fplirt. curh. calIou.
praic. itwellinr. tall, latnencs aud all cn
tarreirent 1 f the joint? or Itm'h It will com
lletcly irRime a bono spavin withont bl.tcnuc
cr 'ssinc a sore. It in also a pood lor n.an f-s
t bexft and v u-J lull ftrcuch, at ll tune of
1 be year, wiifc jfrfect rately. A euro which we
a- j UyUo f a person who Miffercd 13 year
gL-t Pl,Vh latuete- and wa. permanently
i U;dlir aro with Kendall5pavin Cure.
Ren-ember claim it will cure a bone pavin
ad comiletely remove tue uuuen wttnout on-
ec l-i5.iMarnali, cstern iit.oi uicniRSJi, (
KldicHioo. Apiil 15th. lS7t. j
B. J. Ktndall. Encburch Fall. Vt. Dear
F,: I received the two buttle of your spavin
euro orwarded by express in Ja ur l.t. 1
m happy to rfate that it performed all your ad-Tnien-.ii
called f r. In three week atter I
eommeoortl uinc it. the i-f .irta was entirely re
.bo ed and a valuabfe hore rtifcd to neful
"WSV. Very trcK ourf.
JOHN 1'AKKER.
Seed far illustrated ctrrular civuis positive
ri-of. Price $1 lift. All druseiU hare it or can
Ct it for yoa. 1. IJ '. hend-ll iniwt r.
Kno?burch Fall, Vcrnoi.t. j
l. j. tiwucia, .lgcui. viuu . .icui.su.
MAKING
POWDER
The rCBEST. HaLTlIIEST, STKOXCEST
sai KEST II IKlhC TOTf rE3 la th IVorld.
Tf a aolirlt an nnprejndlcfi coaiparijon wllk
"Mother kind. 0UAia.5TEED TDKK rLOSI
ALUM K AMTHI5B UNnEALTHFCL and
Ttarrsatedte clve perfect aaticfactioa. Ask
vwrCMwftrCZAR BAKING
POWDER " take 50 OTHU; klad,
icfsTHrBEST is THE CHEAPEST!
) Taar;fcntBaj tr BTEKIiE & E3TESY, ,
Sew fiavei Csss.
CC HERE! $5 in &0ffl2 for 50 eU,
r JL felkfertlm CwuliW. IK)XT JUSS Ikk Ckn'K.
lllIIIB ut .l..kT. .-. .. C. . M r-. C
f axc Fftvorai. r.a ; 3 2-trc. rM ; f tlver-cdatr
I -.4rr. I PUa HoUtr; I Rubber-In Fcccil ; U tim al-
.- Ctusr trt for rlrir Inn. bi; bwj mthmr
ci-. It ,Su ti Ffrj I ftlO twki th.' fmasr
-- . 1 AH aeot reryift:
B)utw ms.)
i icr emr uaeia. sukt1 luca. jiacreA
mos boos x, i
e
ARPENTER SAWS
W
,.H amWAt
jtr. ikkkkhW x kkkkB kkVaLkW HH kkkaV
1 AaflRX FrnV aHt Ba
nsMfi
C- nr stlier kind-yi can file voters nt!i esc
-me jrcMe m (hat it wilt eo: Mettrr liax
f ti-. n tth will alt rwaaia f roo&l .r ait
, Bik '- .- -eeWjf of $t.ZB tn any
, "aTa C' .CDitt kUXr. Illutr3ifl Circular Vre.
f V 6 ,eMTBwrmntZtmeTntimnttiau
c tr Js. JK0TJT ; mm&., are
irI-V hr fcandrvdi cf Mlrr ftrm tn
cur Jiachise vbo aay ttwy wucli aot take BMor aU
CO'OPKItATlVE'
L ETECTIVE AMD IKFORMATlOi
of all Uak rnmsfOr UUa4rf . Cer.
with Dctaoirea. Veal Ohm. aad n
cafife b tke DrtKftre tanana.erwao
rcuaae aaarnvan to aaun taca la
a4 tfee apfracmj.a mi timuoMlm-
kT-i. B-UCKEtt. iMm,
i in anraei in., ai. ijtj Je.
JtbSIXESS DIRECTOR'.
JT.B. Will cox,
i TTORXEY AT U aoJU. F: Cornrci
A ioner. Oll-tion promptly attaadeU to.
OCcc nardoor north of ditf OOce.
22D CLOUD -
1TZB ;
o. c: CASE,
A TTORNfTF AT LAW. 0&32 one
doo: orth of Garbe'n tort.
2SD CICTO, 2?S2
Collection made and promptly remitted
J. S. GILHAM,
fORNKY AND COUNSF.
ATI
LOli
AT LAW.
Cic on' ffvr north of Kahy Bros.
RED CLOUD, - - - NEB
w.'c'reilly,
ATTOV.X KY AXD COUNSELOR AT LAW.
KeJ ClouJ. Nrb.
tJuProtrpt AttPCtinn fiiren to Collection!.
Ornrr-OrrrJoHJ.su Currs Store, with C
II. rOTTElt.
Edwin C. HiwJey,
ATTORNEY AXI- I'OUX
A ELRxlT LAW.
OfTco our Farley's Drug Store.
EDr73
JAS. LAIRD,
ftTTORNKY AND COUNFELOU
pi at law. JumataScm-afia. Will trrae
ticc in all the Courts of the ( tap
I'romrrttt-tention pivcn to all IroKnie
entrusted to his care. Omce on the
east .ue .1 uniata A venc. July 1 7
H. S.ZAirY,
Ast. 15. a-.M.R. R.LanJ
C. V. S&LZ?
Xct.ry Tub'.ie- '
ATTOUSKYS AT LAW aTid real c-s-t-tte
Agents. Vrill practice in all the
Court uithis Sutc and Northern Kan.
CollectJnn-protnrrfV attended to ana
Corre.pondein-f viliritcd.
Hed Cloud Neb.
J. W. TUL1E1S,
FXESEKT A. II A LI, Jl. I-
Physician & Surgeon,
RY.O CLOUD, SEll.
Havinc lo'attd prrmanentJy nt tli rl.nee. I
will tttend Jo all calif, dy or n;fht. ilicilor
the ivrceut at Farley V druj? store: at mclu at
tlii rot's imuK. 19m .eoj
-Tp -r Q TT fj,"TZ Ij"1!-?
' J i J.i I VJ SJ) JJJ JL. 9
I'roniictcr of
CITY nig STOEE.
Doalcr in
DRUGS, MEDICINE?,
Faints, Oils,
V A 15 S 5S H ES. Et c Ec
"valley house,
F C.WBSTOX, fro.
KED CLOUD, - NEBRASKA
Fit.t CIsp in every rereet. Free 'bu tn and
from all train. Sample ros for commercial
men. Give us a trial.
'V..R!b- dfon. S. Garbcr.
Eichardson & Gafber,
DEALERS IN
JLIVE STOCK,
REI CLOUD. NEBKAS-KA.
llichest market price raid for hoc? end cattle.
.T. K. Smith ?. C. Smith M.B.Tnom-sof.
Pre?. FirJtNat. Cah. First I-iteT. Her First
ank. Ueatrice it. Bank Nat- Dink Beat-
Ntb. atrice Xcb. rie .Neb.
BANKERS,
J "Will make crlleclion in any partof the
InitedMate? sell nchanre npou thj princi
pal eastern oitie Loan money upon improved
farm Rcccivedepo it subject to sijrbt draft
Allow interest tir-ec time deroiiu. and trans
act a general Basking btuinefs.
KrrKBESers: Omah Xatioeal Bank. A.
S. Paddock. U. .S Sei.ator; First National Bark
New York. Caahri lire Valley National Bank.
Cambrisc New York.
D. G-. "Walker,
CARPESTEE&BinLDEH,
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA
All kinds of carpenter work done with
neatness asd dispatch and satisfaction
gnaron'ced. Leave orders at the store ol
C E. Putnam or at Perkins & Mitchell's.
ll-tf
EMIGH BROS.
MEAT MARKET
RED CLOUD, NEB.
Tne choicest of Fredi rceat. Sacsarcs.
Ferris and crerythirc in tbe lice that the mar
ket affords, always on hand.
S5icp two doors sooth of Sherer'a drnc store.
Fcctl s? Sale Stable,
J. D. Post, Prop. RED CLOUD.
1
THE CHIEF.
M I- THWOJS.
H3STOR
THURSDAY JAN.S. 1SS0.
I VSHElt the licaal, who will It be, ,
! Uj Arpu? contemp'ates )rith oompUcen-
I cy lU defeat of tjrant. Sherman and I
Blaine and the elevation of Washburn to
ihe poition of standarl besrer foe lite
Kepablican party in HS') t
The man for the Ueptiblican pirly oto
cnooe loruwi prouu poc;-.nn, nouiu ocyny ,f triul by rules f grammar rather
thoroushly de rotcJ to and identified with thaH -oy common u-a2e the more projtr
all the leading cpital acts and principles ? -randarl of composition inasmuch a it
or the Republican party, and yet be more ;3 the i0urce fron, ffhich Ernjmar and
than a partisan. Such a man is Gcnrral -, ruie, nre ,nv0d, very few are the
Orant. j author even of the rt raok whoc
He s-hould be above all the ntat Tin- wrujn3 V0K4 fif2D,i ,Ke test of a ri?id
quostlined and widen known exponent icca0i,a! cnticMu by the arbitrary ruloh
ofthcidetofnatijnality. That man is 0fKramujar. A shnrp critical expert in
ueneral Urant.
lie hliould be aUo one universally rec
ognized as endowed with extraordinary
ability and chiracter. That mas is Gen
eral Grant.
He bhouli be a'so, ono wkoss present
ataniing i., eo high lint rw fears will be .
felt of hi cooping to low intrigue or
fuctional calul.
Til T -MAN lt-GrXEHAL Gdant.
lie ehotild be one who-e conduct, if
elected, 00 all 'JC-:iona of vital import
might be assured by refereace to tke
patt.
That jsa.n i General Gkant
He should be one whoie election
would mciii peace unl law and order w
the South, and juit and security in the
North.
He thould bo one about whom some
thing firwablo may be siid to, and ap-
jreciiled by, all iikii.
He should be one whofe jrrx'nesa,
dircctne-s, and celebrity would l.Mo in!
iheir ihadow the little political tricLster
who will be h'n op.wtent
He should be one known if possible
to even-voter in tho land an 1 who yet
rrtiiins their respect and honor.
Those splendi 1 iualifiintions are con- j
ceded to be pose-sed by Gen Grant But 1
the milk and wtter po'kieiau3 of the lib-
era! stripe, and tho-o who de-ire that
lightning miy strike them, hive orte
rt'P'y to nil this. "The third term."
l'ho thiid terra and the second term are
too much, in truth, for him who in office
employs his time and position to secure
hi- grasp. But fur hita who ont o
office, as a private citken, attract'
the attention, respect and horaaee of the
world, who is gieeted by democrat as
well as republican, rebels aj well na p
triot? as the man of vhom America i
proud, who in f pcech or conduct never
vaunted over a prostrate enemy, who in
peech or cnt.duct nevir unneccc.ari!y
gave offence, never ha3 referred in bojt
or nth-faction to the record he has made,
who in all the political difficulties and
mi-fortunes which were incident to hi
administration, when trusted men pre
finned upon their trmt, and friends be
trayed their friendip and djrkena 1 his
dmini.stration, never was EUp-ete 1 of
complicity in micondust, or of desartiig
there who were suspected, who was so
nv ch a politician that the leading ons
wtre content to serve und: r him, S3 mu.h a
m?n that his statesmanship is forgotten a
third term, instead of being a favor con
ferred by us on such a one, is a mark of
our ability to discern and appreciate such
a man.
We arc informed that Senator Pad
dock pmpo.vj to build a Iight-houso at
Republican city, to that when the Rep
ublican river becomes rovig-ible for iron
clads tnd '"rich." it will be ready to
warn the "marines"' of the dangers of
that coast. With a Navy yard 3t llst
inrs, a custom hotuae at Red Cloud and 1
a Light-hou-c at Republican city, (all
promised.) the Senator ought to receive
the undivided support of south west Ne
braska. Senator Paddock is putting in pome
beautiful canvassing for Senator Paddock.
His first grand overture wa$ to capture
all ye country editors by a geuial hand
shake aud honoring their small sancto
sanctorums by his msgnificent pe rsonage,
i .i - i, - -, .!
ana now iney are au vieing witu each
other as to who can write him the most
eulogistic biognphy. His second coup
d'etat was to capture Otoe county, or
Vk .U. r:.. i .1 r-:n -ar t-
Tr - ui V j - -. . - a
. , : . , ", . , .
stranded njariners. And thus he swings
around theciicle, buying the average pa
per with a smile, but more advanced
ones, like the Kearney Press, it take
more substancial evidence, maybe flour,
may be something ebe, to secure its good 1
will. Arapahoe Pioneer,
I'eiruis Press Isssciatica.
Notice is hereby given that the Neb
raska Press Association will hold its annu
al meeting at Lincoln, Neb. on TueHlav
Jan 20th 1SS0; at 3 o'clock r. m., at
Commercial hotel, to transact such busi
ness as may come befoTe it, and that in
the eveninc at 8 o'clock a meeting will
he held in the City Hill to listen to tbe
oration to be delivered by brother C. H.
Gere, and the poem by brother Fred.
Nye, and to participate in suck other ex
ercises as may be provided.
A fall attendance of actual pabHshers
and editors is urzently requited.
Thomas Wolfe, Pres.
J. C. McBwriE, Treas.
H. M. Wells, Sec'y.
SCBSCIIBE FOK THr CHIEF.
Once .More.
I tin Argun a few works ago there
appeared an editorial parportly in rapV
1 to a coaxsatMtration to the Cm tr by tne
who avusaed hitiflf to be a fritti of
Mr. al. iJarbrraad who tabscrib! him
self C. S. which editorial retires a few
worda by way of CfitxKnrot if not of se
vere aiticism, and irnmadverw?!. from
wiich ibve no way of escare f xwt
1,. - .mM,l honorable on th u.n of
tic e,j;:or t0 jr (f'arbcr and hi ftien.N.
on
baTe notbtn to sty in defeoje ef C. S
Some of his entences ce perhaps un
gra.intna.tical, ai the af.reaid editorial
TlUti ,. or a the editor nrobiblc meant
say graanroiticaHy incorrect. epec-J
literature might n:ice, by the use of
such a criterian, to detect many flavs
and blunders in the work of tuch men
Dickens aid Macmley and Bancroft
and others. o tnaVe ai mention or
new,psppr contributor and editors who
-re ecncrav. ooliscd to write very hur-
riedb', asd have no time to reviu and enr-
rect their writing.
Uut by all thormh ic'ilar he would
be put down as a flippant shallow lecknol
ogi't, and be laushed at for hi critical
jrains. Yea, the editor of tho Argun
himself, proficient though he professe to
be in tbo artd of omposiiim an 1 tech
at-cal eiiticia, if o'iLioJ to pass through
ueh a scorching or.ienl, might not come
out t.f it entirely unseithrd, and therefore
one might think that I15 could hire
compis-ioa of the inortnt and thos of
his co'ifn're in literature, "'ho
are out of the Wav flir that he h:melt
also is cnc-mpa32d with Mifinitr. Then
hiscriticim consits of nothing but asr
tions He has forgotten to adduce hW
prooGt
Uut this is only a minor consideration,
that the article of C H. in the Chief
was based on a niiMpprehensiun of the
meaning and purport of the remarks of
the -lriu, and this gav him grouud for
complaint, I candid 'y admit. But why
ahoiilJ h hoiJ Mr, Girber respon-ible
for tht, and visit on hi n the sin of one
who purpt rts to write ii his defence.
Of the woidiug of those remarks in
the Arpi-i which C. S. made tbe ground
of hi scathing strictures, neither he nor
Ir Gitber had no ground for complaint. .
whitevcrof secret inumph over Mr.1
Garber's failure or taunting at his lack of
influence or pou'arity C S. mitht as he
snppad detected in their tone, and how
ever he might eiipect. or whatever
groand; he had for suspecting the edi
tor of the Argus of having bctraj'ed Mr.
(iarlor,B cause while publicly profeing
to maintain it, f having while tints
professing to alhe'e to him as the regu
lar noiuiu'.-e of the convention, of which
the proceedings he condemned as unfair
and supported him languidly listlessly
and ineffectually, instead of heartily and
vigorously as sincerity and candor requir
ed. certain it is that any batrayal of a
felling of triumph over Mr. Garbcr or
nnconernedncss or of nouchalence about
the i6ue of the election 0:1 the part of
the editor of the Argus would hive been
very seemingly, an 1 out of 'a-te. if not
selfstuhifying, imsrnuch as he was vir
tually in the same boat with Mr. Garber,
the defeat of one was the defeat of the
other, which the editor of (he xVrgus
must have fek if hi support of Mr. Gar
ber had been sincere and earnest.
But if those rcmirks of the Argus on
which this co: trovarsy hinges contained,
as we acknowledge they did not, no as
pault upon Mr. Grbr and his reputa
tion, can the editor of the Argu3 allege
as much touching bis lat ternaries, hi?
reply lo C. S.? Docs not he therein, cot
only prefer accusations ai gainst Mr. Gir
bcr, but assume the funrtions of a judge,
and without allowing .Mr. Garber even
the roemblacce of a trill, pronounce on
him arerdictof crimination; when he
(the editor avers that ha had during
the campaign received 'damaging proofy
against the character 0 f Mr. Garbcr?
If he said that he had received what
purported to be proof, damaging if
rue. (lie case would be very different
But such U not the statement, but ihu
proofs they arc, and damaging proofi at
t hat, words which fairly imply that he
had exercised judgement in regard to
'them, and arrived at the terJict which
' he pronounce, unfortunately, proofs
are not the only thing, which are dama-
ring io a man's repatation. Not to men
tion reports and rumora of all sorts, as
sertions or verdicts like these arbitrary,
and dogmatically pronounced are often as
i aamasicc as. or more so man proois.
Not only Mr. Garber, but the public have
a right to, in saeh a case as this, to ask
te editor of the Argus, 4,I $jr. you re
ceived what yoa knew to be such proofs
against your candidate, why dil yoa per
sist in supporting him to the end of the
contest, bat if yoa don't know them to
be valid only purported one, why do
you, at this late hour, assert them to be
such, aad thas make an unwarrantable
onslaught on Mr. Garber fcecaaM a par
ported defender of him has incurred yoar
vengauce?" yoa owe a satisfactory ex
planation and an apology to the public
or aa ameade honorable to Mr. Garber.
(?. S.
WAITED-"
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a. A. BROWN
1
'Secesor to W. U. Kcd,
XiCALCR IN
PARLOR. BEDROOM
and Kitchen
FTTRSTTTTJEE
Brackets, Chromos,
Picture Frvmes,
Mattresses, Etc.
COFFiX? .hays on hand and trimmed
on krt ittcc.
l'FK'E as LOW a.anvtn tho valley
iQrUepiiiing of all kind "one prompt
ly and satisfactory.
?ED CLOUD. - - - NKB.
iiiiw. an. nAWi-iEY,
.TEA.'IEP r
Vocal and Instrumental
I
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HOUSK PLANTS, KLOtVEl TOTS,
NICSS and CHNICK article a Faculty.
Next the 'old Court ilc.' Wobner t.
KED CLOUD, NEB.
City BAKERY and
RESTAURANT !
A. jaultrhiich, Propr.
Iin.LF.:t IN ALL ICIND.J F
CANNED GOOD', FIH'ITS. NUTS.
COKFE(T10NKUY. ETC.
?2Z3H S32AD, IWZZ, CAru:,ZTcr7 Keen.
Warm Mro'd at all hours, 20 cents.
! C-FilFSU OYSTERS alway on hand.
Webster -rrect. one door south of
K 1 toy Bro-. Uw office.
iiki. f'l.niH). - - NEB1L
1I4 w-
T7-
FOUItfD at LAST!
THE
Adjustable Eocking Chair.
yiXClIAXfSBJ!'
From a
SEWING CHAIR FOR THE LADIES
TO A
CRAtJLF. for the BABY.
For Sale in Webster and Franklin coun
ties ONLY BY
G. A. BROWN,
RED CLOUD,
6 ai"
Iehr.
HARNESS
SHOP
nv
J. L MILLER
Keeps contant!v on hind 1 full Ii-. of
Harness Collars, Saddles, U hip,
Hnrc Ulankets. Combs Brush
es, H.irne" Oil and cvry
thinc usuahy kpt in
a first-c'as -hnp.
Two doors north of the ?ank.
ThsSslie.. Cxsl ?ri:e ?aii fc Sie:
ani Tzrz.
NIMBLE
SIX-PENCE.
GEO- W. DOW, Dealer in
Groceries & Confectioneries,
Choice Tea. Coffee- Socar.te.
White Fish & Mackerel.
Creen. Dried an-i Caaae.1 Frait. The be": To
baccos and Curat- " !w aa.t saeaj eaa-
Mutly on hand- K. Batter
asd wood
Tiki, ii ?.yaist for i.
Everyibinc irarranted to be a. rrpreseated.
OIVE ME A CAI-L
ad I will do too good.
lit doer Earth of ar?a oSee.
Red Cloud, - Neb.
D. T. THOMAS
-DEALER XX-
EVZ
3
SHELF .VARE AND
General
Merchandise
Africfillairal Inplene-ats
r all kiads.
Highest Market Price
paid for country
produce.
C9V?LV,
IU
Cash T. Credit!
"Economy is llir road to IWalihS'
Goods bovgiit bf.fokf. the dvwcf, np snui.
BEING SOTD F BOTTOM FICJCRfcS, AT
LIDDVS cm stork.
io&--i
iBlankcts, Check, Plain
JCAN.S. COTTOXADns A1!! WM. VAMlXK.nr sMt,V W tX, ".
RKtRT. UUOsttUV, OLI'VCK AM) lUHfU.
DRY
! In endless varietv,
and at prices that will maks you smile ap-
i provinglv, and immediately purchase
i your winter supplies at LIDDVS.
1 -
A large assortment of the celebrated M. Scr.
'Chicago hand made Boots 5c Shoes, everr pair
warranted and the best fitting made, for sale
only at LIDDVS.
Groceries. Crockery It, Queenswarc
t priea that aoae eaa beat. ad few rjatii.
Remember, for fair square dealing and always'
j at lowest cash prices you will find it to
! your advantage to call on
i
iifu-d Cloud. LIDDY.
0
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0Si-oO-OOO'M O
V II. Ment.
A
i Miner
o
0
Dcaltriia
ERCHANDISE.
6
AY keep conitaatlynn
TiT5T GOOTIS
C Clothing
Hats. Caps 45
f Boots,
Glassware, Queens ware ando
I CROCKERY. I
V ; :- V
A A"
Wc buy our goods for cash,
and defy competition. WhenO
6 11 6
X in town give us a call. X
$ Or.t door South of th Pit CSte. 0
Red Cloud, - Neb. 2
Q&S.
9rvrfi0'xr
0
F. NEWHOUSE,
-DEAXKIl IS-
DRY - GOODS.
&EOCEEIES,
AND NOTIONS,
Red Cloud. - Xebraftka
The public ceacrally arc xcsyntpiiA to
call and examine my rooJ aod rrice. as
a hare of the painna2e ihcitrd.
ny Store, fiivt door north of Memb
er's meat market.
I4-2G F. NKWnOUaK.
SAM'L GARBEH
PKaLKB. IS
aOry Gd and
Groceries.
BOOTS mud fcllOE
Hats Caps. &
I Ready Made Clothing ,
We bav. tkt Uriut
Sttck ii tJit VaMy ii wKI
Mt bt Itsl-KStlaf.
GtE US A CALL, Oli k ALL-
SamM, Garber
Be CUu-1 STefc
and Plaid Flannels.
GOODS
0
J. L.Mi.W
Bros.
$
allln4?f
hand a full ttnek of A
GROCERIES. C.V
ifc? -
COME!
For Vour
LUMBER!
DHV LC?MBKR A SI'KCIALTV.
aIl at Iavrst rrt-ej
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RED CLOUD NEB.
CHICAGO
Lumber Yard
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