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Cloud Chief.
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HJIJEHED "EVEItY THURSDAY AT
2ED CLCTO, 27ESSASZA.
M M. L. THOMAS,
UUIternn4 Frsaprletor.
"Eternal Vigilance is the price of Liberty." fln J $1.00 a year is the price of the Red Cloud Chief.
$1. i ytr in AiTfi&cc, $2. it t&i cf yax.
vol. vir.
RED CLOUD WEBSTER CO, NEBRASKA. TH I RSDAY. JANUARY 15 ISS0.
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Tkinc effect Sunday. May 4tb 1879.
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STATIONS.
HASTINGS.
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COwLKS
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Train daily, except Sunday?.
A. R;lToaiaHnt O. W. Holdrtdce
Jr Gen. manager.
Svpi.
Agents Wanted !
Tlie 3Cew Style
"FAMILY,"
SEWING
MACHINE!!
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talKMactane Reduced to $25
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The Cheapest and Zest in the Tfcrld !
Too Long in Uso to Doubt its Superior Merits.
HOUOKSYTOPAY UNTIL HACHIiTE
ISESL1Y3-1ZD TO YOU AND ZZAHIHSD
.Liafekc t!johuttlc.doul)Ic-t!ircal,locktitch
,inino on both Mc! oftlio work), which rr
reitod the hichc?tnwarl at llio Centennial In
hibition, riiiladclitbia. I "a., in lS7f. And i. com.
Tlota with a Larger AxMirtincut of Attachment
far fine work tliun any other iii:nhuif, and lie
tlJjSM to only $li.
Ttpii an easy and pleasant machino to operate.
r .(-urea the least care, -iroducus ciery variety
f work, and wilt lnct until, the next century
Begins Strong. Pimj'Io. Knj.i4 and KtBcicnt.
Cf e it once. nd you will tno no other. Tho
xnnuey cheerfully refunded if it will not Outwork
sioaullitstuny machine atd'iuhlo tho price.
j Jutr M them foxier than any other in con
sequence of their bei!is"thc bct and thoLovrcgt
Price."
Kach machino thoroughly warranted with
written guarantee for five years. Kept in order
Free oft buret; money refunded at once il not
entiffaetory.
It yho met rolid, reliable and satisfactory
rosJu ever imented f"r all kinds of lainily
worR It if an acknriwlodijcd unequivocal ine
chanVal tnccvf. thoroughly tested, .find used in
th'Hn-nncU of ho t.es. An clcient. tilcnt, rupiii,
reliable, and tver-ready helper to tho weary wife
Ofnteauii'tri-:'. it will do tho work of a family for
s lifn-tunc. orit ntll earn lrom $4 to $3 per day
for any one who wiehi-s to sew tor a living, Thi
inachiR.rrls less than Half the Price of any new
niacin j r like nuality. litis extra lone largo--fiied
Shuttle, eoMly removed. Extra lurxe-sixed
bobbins, holding UK) yards of thread, doiuj- away
-Ui the freauont rewinding of bobbin.. It i-
iff "ator ytrcneth and constant hard work. In-
, JfvT"rccitbte working parts, uiuuufdaturel of
I fin,olihod steel. V ill run for ycara without
repairs: is nimp'o to learn, easy to manage, un
derstood in an hour, and always ready iu a n3
mout to do every decription of heavy or line
. work at less co.t or trouble than any inaehine at
by price ever did or can do. It will sew
Mvtairr a nee He cn pierce, iron, laco or c.iui-
'ric to heavy cloth or haniese. with any Kind of
"Inre'iu. ami will run ott twenty yara per miuute.
t u?fh Ftronjr, fclraicht ueoilles, and never breaks
them. Lf cannot mis or dpp a stitch, ravel or
break Uia throul. Ifyou have any other machino
uuy this and havo x better one. Tho ca.e nnd
TaptJ.tv cf its motionand qunlity of it work, are
in b(.3rccomraendaMitn. It will hem. toll. tuck,
braid, cord, bind, gather, quilt, rufilu, ploat. fold,
oallnj. shirr, roll, baste, embroider, lun up
"lth. etc.. with elegance. iM-e and swiftness.
BaT"pas.-"cd bv any machino ecr invented.
UKWAKi: Of IMlMSiTION.
The Price? for our sew mnchit.es are less than
those as ted by dealers in feocond-haud, rebuilt
and rtfiuihed midlines- or those selling out old
toc to cloi-e up bui!ie. many such inferior
nnd old style machines beiuc olfercd as new at
reduced prices: beware of imposition and only
h rn machines. There aro no mcw first-cla.s
Too offered as low a.j tho Family," by many
uouars.
Alacliincs sent for examination before pny
mait of JiUl.
Extraordinary inducements offered to Clergy
man, Teachers.StoreKeepors.etcto act as axents.
Horse and h agon furnished free. . I'or testimo
nials sco docriptivo boots, mailed free with
camples of worK, liberal terms, circulars, etc
Address,
J?,,AilILY, SEWIK&KAOEISB CO.,
9f 755 3roaiTa7, 2Tejr Yori.
ThU rrnnrlable mfdldco n care Prlin, Splint,
tuin, .iiiiouf, cu, ur out- rniarcrurpi, ana
IU rcraoie the Ituaeh without
Jtllsterlnc or cautlor ior. Ita rrmnly
cTcrlicowrMtnjuUU lor ctrtJnty of action
la loiipinc tne imuri ana rt noting the
Duiic.n. l'ricc Ji. dm! Mr rircuux Civlng
nosltlTa uroof. and Tour rmmta.
grta f aiur9. juairur vonuarlulau
rrinaikmt.lc lurmi thouiuwli har hat
a tmnrg all h cmulir on hortti aad
rtry kiii of laoicnna from wUarer
ui H.enrlriir paln Cure
cause, ii sat alio ixrn uara wlin
perftrt uemi in drp-tatcd paiui
of l"ug I'.aii Jinplninaa. Urcae
v tiara in niiul vn 1tln.Uiit
Iamrarai of U Tear duration.
nmItreiJl
Ak tha ptnon affiirtnl bad
11 tnrtl many rtmrdlei within
cCrct. and wai fcallr rw-.
. . "Kndalll
Shnar4nCur"a Iwn?
Sparln of vrrl
mantVi rrowth. rearly
,afl inaiHBtly cured two rrara
UL go, (after IS jrara cf
Jialf u tarrs bras
". t!1nrintnIth m
.viUta( t.UA
&XIf?a
; and comp'rtrl r atopped
the lanenrsa aud remorrd
the eiUarreirtct. I hxn W
vorkrd tEe horse crrr ainrs W A
rr and comrortrl r
tlalla Hitavtn
Cure. Vc trt"
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Criow a iUteoicrt
which ru mac
vrJLJaTd and he crvar haa been
lAiSarbrcouidl eTer aeaanrrLf-
under oath, and
sj wa liara
frtnce in the site of fie hock
IoinU tiDr I treated him with
'KeB-laU'a Hpavta Cure."
K. A. G.VIXE9.
ezaailned tha
norae rtay
times o
krow it to
Eaoabnrgh FaUa, t-,leb5, 1S9.
Sworn and rubterlbed to bcfJa DC tills
a:th diT cf rctiruarr. A. D. I9.
be rroa
VL w7r7
Jons (i Jt.-rr,
Jaitire of the Frtee.
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BY DRUGGISTS.
jBAKiNG
POWDER
The rURaST. nSALTHIEST, STRONGEST
ul RfST B1KIXG POWDER la the tTorld.
iVii solicit as unarrjndiccd comparUon with
AKavfther kicd. (fUABAXTCCD VRKK FKOX
ALU M OB AKITIIIMJ UXUKILTHFCL Had
warranted to give perfect aatitfactioa. tsJc
Xattimcrxrea 07 BlhriUK bJH tutx , ?
IetrHavea,Ociiii.
HERE! S5 in IrSDaX fo: M cia,
. KatMartiM Caraata1. XT KKE tUa Okutaw
! U Taloabla noaaTsitlar Seereu: 10 Rlah Kc
llaldrr: I Plain Holier; I Bubtcr-ti FKii; tZna Carat
rpea; 12 hu fiae Taper; 1 UO Bawkt Out rourFoaca,
rwd ChiDMC Seerel for claaur Imea, (bit aaaoer adluu aa-
crrt.) All eect for Fifty Costs. StaKpt tikta. Aadnaa.
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CARPENTER SAWS
a)r Gk thr kind, too can tie ftumurtf with cor
aa- jrtfwf'yraeJUnr to that it will cnt Better than
XJrer. The tlh will all remain of uI sue and
aihape. Sett free on reeejf ffM.SB Xn any
rrtpfthernludbtates. Illnauated CircslaraWe.
CovIA getUm eanteiUit ever fount att
aWf f. AddrM JB. JSOTM 4b MMO., JTeac 0.
mC tve hre hcsSreds of ItUrs from taen ta'o
ax liaa&tae wb y thy waold no taie S3 foe at-
$350
A MONTH! A3nTT3TASTr3l
rfAdjATMOwSOfJ.--ai,-!.
jS ea Diar arunca la at warM I a
tSaMTrn 0QM Wemxa 'KCSXTZS, Of srhieh X
Iff I t,liaBfcVftc.-1tifjt?Ue0tacst,VajTaaUdl
JiafSL ASrao wit; aus?, rr. J.K. TUUr, !u Latia, IU
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
J. R, Will cox,
ATTORKEY AT LAtr andU. S; Commls
Koacr. ColItKtis promptly attended to.
OMc one door north of Chief Office.
MD CLOUD - - KS3
o: c: case,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office on.
dooi north of Garbc's store.
BED CLOTO, 2iTS
CoilectioDB made and promptly remitted
j. s. gFlham,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
AT LAW.
Office one (hxrr north of Kaley JJrot.
RED CLOUD, - - - NEB
W. C. REILLY,
ATTOIiNBY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
AND REAL Ce-TATE AOB2T.
Red Cloud. Neb.
rjPrompt Attention Given to Collections.
OmcK-Ovcr Johksos Cntrs Store, with C.
H. POTTER.
Edwin C. Hawley,
ATTni'Eir AND COUN
A SKLOKAT LAW.
Office over Farley's Drng Store.
ED3MW - - 133.
JAS. LAIRD,
ftTTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
(j& at law. Juniata Nebraska. Will prao
tice in all the Courts of the rotate.
Prompt attention j-iven to all business
entrusted to his care. Office on the
east side Juniata Avenue. July 1 7
H. S. KALEY,
Act.B.d-M.R.It.LanJ.
C. W. KALEY
Notary Public-
ATTORNEYS AT LAW and real es
tate Agents. Will practice in all the
Courts inthis State and 'Northern Kan.
Collections promptly attended to and
Correspondence solicited.
Red Cloud Neb.
X. W. TCLLEYS,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
U. S. Pension Surgeon.
M&"Omcr. oyer Kaley Bros, law office.
BED CLOUD. NEBRASKA
EL-BEIST A. II ALL ITI. D.
Physician & Surgeon,
RED CLOUD, NEB.
Having located jierrasncntly nt thi idace.I
will attend to all calls, day or nijtht. Office for
tho present at I'arleyV drujr store: at night at
hi residence ovor Nenhoue-e'ij Storo. I?m3
DR. SHEEEE,
Proprietor of
CITY lrng STOBE,
Dealer in
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
Faints, Oils,
VARNISHES, Etc., Etc.
VALLEY HOUSE;
F. C. WINTON, Pro
RED CLOUD, - NEBRASKA.
First Claf s in every respee t. Freo 'bus to and
from all trains. SaniDle rooms for commercial
men, Give us a trial.
V. . Riehar dson. S. Garber.
Eicliardson , Garter,
DEALERS IN
LIVE STOCK
RED CLOUD. NEBRASKA.
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Ilishest market price paid fur ho and cattle.
J. E. Smith S. C. Smith M.B.THomt"OK.
Pros. First Nat. Cah. First Late Tfller First
ank, Beatrico at. Bank Nat. Dank Beat
Neb. atricoNcb. rieNeb.
JtompBon,
BANKERS,
RED CX.01LD XJEK.
"Will make collections in any part of the
United States Sell exchance upon the princi
pal eastern oitie Loan money upon improved
farms Receive dtpo-its subject to sipht drafts
Allow interest upen time deposits, and trans
act a scner.il Banking business.
RitrEBKKrr3: Omaha Xational Bank, A.
S. Paddock, U..S Senator; First National Bank
New York. Cambridge Vallej National Bank,
Cambridge Now York.
3D. GK "Valkei
CARPENTER & BUILDER,
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA.
All kinds of carpenter work done with
neatness and dispatch and satisfaction
guaranteed. Leave orders at the store ot
C. E. Putnam or at Pcrkias & Mitchell's.
li-tf
EMIGH BROS.
MEAT MARKET
BED CLOUD, NEB.
Tat choicest of Fresh meat;. Sausages,
Towls and everythixg in the line that the mar
ket afford, always on hand.
J-Shop two door south of Sfccrer's dm: store.
Feed JSaie Stable,
J. D. Pqsx, Prop. RED CLOUD,
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THE CHIEF.
M. L. THOMAS,
EDITOR
THURSDAY JAN. 15. 1SS0..
At the time tho women captives taken
by the Utcs at the Meeker massacre
were returned to their friend? by the In
dian, it was given oat and published by
a number ofjournals, tho CfllEF among
the rest, that the captives had suffered
no indignity at tho hands of tho red dev
ils, This statement, it transpires, was a
mi. tale, the hellUh crime of the fiendish
Utcs was covered up for a time by that
contemptible idiot and mountebank,
Carl Schurz, Fecretary of the Interior.
Mr. Schurz Indian policy and the out
races which it indirectly brings about,
will have the effect to damn forever the
memory of that man.
The Beatrice Eprcs in sneaking of the
n flair say?: It is too much to hope that
the administration will deal with these
red devils in the manner that their recent
crimes demand, especially after it is re
membered that the true story of their out
rages upon tho helpless females captives
Mrs, Mocker and daughter and Mrs.
Price has been so carefully suppressed
and all knowledge thereof denied. Ac
cording to the direct testimony of theso
women their persons were outraged by
their red captors, and that the'r sad tale
is truo no person can doubt. That they
wcro the victims of a crime the thought
of which makes the flesh creep and the
blood ruo cold a crime so horrible, so
piukening, so fiendish, that the perpetra
tors forfeit by it all right or claim to the
protection of an already too lenient gov
ernment. The law can hardly punish
such a crime; yet it remains for the horror-stricken
people of Colorado, particu
larly, and of the country generally, to in
sist that the most swill and terrible pun
ishment be visited upon these monsters,
even if it be the extermination of tho en
tire tribe, which in the perpetration of
the crime and tho shielding of the guilty
ones has forfeited all claims for further
leniincy or protection from the govern
ment. Carl Schurz, in concealing theo
facts, in shielding the Indians, and in
pratiog about tho success of ''my policy"
meantime, can scarce be considered in
any other light than that of particcps
criminis, and should be a loathsome eb
ject of disgust to the entire country, but
what is now doniauded ot him is that he
lay otido his pig-headed, sentimental fool
ishncsi, and lend a hand iu administer
ing a punishment that shall be both sure
and swift. Tho people of tho west, who
have too often with their own eyes seen
the true side of the Indian, will not
much longer submit to this puerile,
driveling sentimentalism, which has
niade the Indian Bureau an abomination
in the-eyes of tho entire country.
Monday morning the Union Pacific
railroad surveyors commenced the pre
liminary survey of a now line of road
from this city southwest. This projected
road will traverse this county south and
west, passing through Kearney county
and ou southwest to Denver, or to a con
nection with the Kansas Pacific, opening
up a section of the finest agricultural
country in the west, and make Hastings
a still greater railroad center.
We will, as the survey progresses, and
as soon as other information can be ob
tained, lay the same before the Gazette
readers, keeping them informed of the
progress made by this line of road which
promises so much for the future welfare
of Hastings. Gazette.
Our WasMngton Letter.
Washington, D. C. )
Deo, 31st, 1879. J
That General Grant is having a good
time here among his old cronies is very
evident. They are feasting and enter
taining him in a quiet way which still
provokes contrast with the noise and
hurrah of his other receptions. The
opinion is growing stronger that his
friends advises cessation of gieat public
shows in his behalf as dangerous to the
Presidential boom. There is no question
that the men who have been allowed to
"run him" have injured him to some
extent.
If we were to take tho opinion of them
selves entertained by the small let of
Greenbackers in Congress we should con
clude that they could contest the action
of that body. They threatca all sorts of
legislation on the financial question, and
among the things they expect to do is to
pass law, limiting the future refunding
operations of the Treasury Department
by adopting 3 J per cent, as the highest
mtcrtst to be paid oo any new bods is
sued. I do not believe there is any pros
pect of their success in this or any other
of their pet schemes for agitatloa, po
litical capital is aboat all they hope to
obtain by this method.
An Indian war seems inevitable, from
the conversation of Government officials,
and Secretary Schurz has about made up
his mind that peace talk k a failure.
He is harshly criticised is some quarters
for the feebleness of his policy.
That the negro exodus is a living re
ality is proved by the numbers of colored
people continually going through Wash
ington to the North.
The abscDee of the President whil
General Grant is making his visit here is
the ocoasiea of some disagreable fceliag.
K-ffos.
STATS CZJ?TC.31
The Grieves farm north of Crete ha
received 500 head of tbeep among which
are 40 thoroughbreds.
Five thousand cattle, worth $20,00,
and 10,000 bog, worth $100,000, arc
being fad in Washington county.
On account of increased buine2S on tha
St. J. & W. railroad two freight train
a day are now being ruo
A woman bavaheady turned op claim
ing to be the wife of "Cueyt-nno Jack,"
the PlatlEinouth mier, who died recent-
ly.
Mrs. Wilson, tho lady who sued the
saloon keepers of Wahoo for selling her
husband liquor, has received judge
ment. Bonds were voted lat Saturday,- iu
Thayer county, for tho extension ot the
U. P. from Uelvidere via Hebron, oa to
Kansas.
The plan? and specification? for Ash
land's new hotel have been received.
The buildtnes ij to be G6 feet front by SO
feet.
Tho Nebraska State Horticultural so
ciety will hold its wintur meeting at Lin
coln commencing on the third Tuesday in
Januury.
Mr. S. W. Schroder of Falls City had
his stable and cribs destroyed by fire last
week entailing a lots of $000. Thd fire
was the work of an incendiary.
About one half of the corn in Saun
ders county is still standing in tho field.
The weather has been such that it wan
impossible to gather it.
According to soma of the best legal
talent in the state Nance county is in no
judicial district and docs not come under
the jurisdiction of any district judge.
Tom I. Atwood, a young Lincoln engi
neer, formely city enginncr. ha struck it
big in the mining district of Silver Cliff,
Colorado, no has sold one clam for
$55,000.
A farmer named Griswold, residing
fourteen miles from Lincoln, caught his
right arm in a corn sh oiler, whiie opera
ting that machine on Christmas day, and
had the mu?olisof the right arm crushed
from the wrist to the elbow.
A new groenhouse has lately been
erected on the model farm connected with
the university. The board of regents,
at their last meeting, appropriated 53,
000 to be used in making experiments
with new grains and plant-.
Mr, Aeariah Masters, who lives about
three miles southeast of Bell Creek, lost
his barn, stable, gJ&.iary, 500 hu3hols of
wheat, harness farm machinery, etc.,
etc., oy firo recently'. The fire is suppos
ed to have caught from a lantern. Loss
about $1500.
Now stock yards woro built last week
at the B. & M, depot, at Seward, to ac
commodate the increasing demand of the
stock business. They are 50 by 200 feet,
and occupy the same place as tho old.
Dr. Livingston, of Plattsmouth, has
been selected by the fish commission to
prepare the anuual report to the govern
or. The commission have now 200,000
hatched at Romine's fishery, at South
Bend, Cass county, which they will dis
tribute when the weatli2r becomes suit
able. Bishop O'Connor, of Omaha, purchas
ed of Mr. MoFarland, of tho B. & M.
land department a few days ago 35,000
acres of land in Greeley county for tho
Catholic Colonization Society, paying
$1.50 an acre therefor.
The Albion papers announce the death
of F. M". Connelly, of that place by acci
dentia! poisoning on Tuesday evening,
December"i3. He was troubled with
rheumatism, and took a dose of aconite
in mistake for valerian, the two bottles
standing near together.
Nance county has two distinct sets of
officers. Chas. Rakestraw, the specially
appointed county clerk, issued certificates
of election to those receiving the highest
number of votes, as the returns indicated
according to order of the court, but upon
tendering his resignation lately, the old
board of commissioners accepted it, ap
pointed a new clerk, and has issued cer
tificates otherwise.
While-Judge O. B. Williams, of Sew
ard, was trying a case in his office last
week, a bullet came crashing through
the window, just grazing his forehead,
and flattened itself against the brick wall.
In the midst of the excitement a boy
walkwd in and said the he had fired the
shot which had come eo near proving
disastrous. He said it was an accident,
as he was intending to shoo t a pigeon,
and showed the weapon from which the
ballet Lad been fired, which was of a
kind asoch in fashion among boys, and
known as a "nigger-shooter." Seward
Reporter.
"The rolling'stone gathers no moss.1'
So the roving farmer is quite apt to live
an maeasy and restless fits and die leav
ing no home for his wife aad children.
Every young farmer may plant trees in
his early life whose delightful shade or
healthful frait he may reasonably hope
to enjoy in his declining years. Let the
yomng farmer saake up his miad to live
aad die oa his farm, unless there are spec
ial reasons for changing, and thea im
prove every opportunity to make home
such as he will enjoy when old. Let him
aim to saake it a good place to Eve aad it
will be a good place to die. Champion.
I &TKCJUBS 70Z THX CBIXTa
a. A. BROWN,
(SuccftAor to W. H. Reed,)
DEALER IX
PARLOR. BEDROOM
and Kitchen
FUEISriTUEE
Brackets, Chromos,
Picture Frvmes,
Mattresses, Etc.
COFFINS always on hand and trimmed
on short notice.
PPICK a LOW as anvin tho valley
t-Rcpiiring of all km Is done prompt
ly and satisfactory.
RKD CLOUD, - - - N'FaB.
9IR9. O HI. UAWLEY,
-STEACHER OF;"-
Vocal and Instrumental
sic
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B88Y,
D la LIB I
UOUriE PLANTS, FLOWE&VOTS,
WIRE STAND- &C
NICK and CHOICE articles a specialty.
Next tho 'old Court lionie,' Webster St.
RED CLOUD, NEB.
City BAKERY and
RESTAURANT !
A. tauter bach, Propr,
PF.AI.KR. IN ALL KINDS OF
CANNFD GOODS FRUITS. NUTS,
CONFECTIONERY, ETC.
rsssa aazAD.riES, cases, sverj :iom.
Warm Meals at all hours, 25 cents.
(AFRESH OYSTERS always on hand.
Webster Mreet. one door south of
Kaley Bros, law office.
RED CLOUD. - - NEBR.
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THE
Adjustable Rocking Chair.
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From a
SEWING CHAIR FOR THE LADIES
TO A
CRADLE for the It III Y.
For Sale in Webster and Franklin coun
ties ONLT Y
G. A. BROWN,
RKD CLOUD, - Nebr.
bin.
HARNESS
SHOP
nr
J. L. MILLER
Keeps constantly on hand a full line "of
Harness Collars, Saddles', Whips,
Hor?e-Blankets. Combs, Brush
es, Harness Oil and every
thinc nsnahy kept in
a first-class shop.
Two doors north of the bank.
TisHgisit Casb Price Pali far Slles
and Pars.
NIMBLE
SIX-PENCE.
GEO- W. DOW, Dealer iM
Groceries & Confectioneries,
Choice Teas, Coffee Snnr kc
White Pish & Mackerel.
Gr-w-a. Dried aud Canned FruiU. The bei To
bacco nd Cifiuu Klonr and wel coa
satlx on hand. Kess, Bauer
aad Wood
Tilui ii PijfflH! for goads.
Erer-ruu&s warranted to be as represeated.
OIVK ME A CALL
nd I will do TOtt ood.
la door aorth of rgu oSee.
Red Cloud, - Neb.
D. T. THOMAS
-DEALER IN-
HARDWARE,
SHELFflTARE AND
General
Merchandises
Affrieali.iral IaiplcMimts
fall Ids-ads.
Highest Market Price,
paid ior country
produce;
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Mu
CWliB9, -
aslf Ts. Credit!
"Economy is Iho road to Wealth.'1
Goods bought before
BEING SOLD AT BOTTOM FIGURRS, AT
LIDDY'S CASH STORE.
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Blankets, Check, Plain and-Plaid FlannckJ
LlEANS. COrrONAPM ASP WOOL CA -
MvlRTx MOOilEBY, GLOVtt A.ND L'MJERWEAR.,
DRY
In endless
prices that will
land at
provingly,
your winter supplies at LIDDY'S.
'A large assortment of the celebrated M. Sclz
Chicago hand made Boots 6c Shoes, every pair
(warranted and the best fitting made, for sale
'onlvat LIDDY'S. ;
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j Groceries. Crockery & Queensware :
at price thivt nune can Leal, ami few equal.
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Remember, for fair square dealing and always
at lowest cash prices you will hud it to
your advantage to -call on
lied Cloud. LIDDY.
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MINER
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vi mcRL-nHiiuiQi.. io
(rj Wo kf t constantly on hand a full stock of fa
I DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &c.
Clothing, jjj
HataSi Caj)s
Q Boots,?
9 0
Cf Glassware, Qubenswark and$
5 CROCKERY.
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tir. l . j r 0
We buy our
and defy competition. When
2 in town cive us a call.
q' One door Soath of the Pst
Red Cloud.
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F. NEWHOUSE.
-DEALER 15-
GKOCEEIES,
AND NOTIONS,
Red CUad, - Nebraska
The public Renerally are reaueted to
call and examine ttfy ood and prices, as
a haro of the patronage is Kliaited.
W&" Store, first door north of Moth
er's meat market.
14-26 F. XEV7HOD8K.
SAM'L GARBER
DULE IN
Drv Goods
and
Groceries
BOOTS srnd SttORH
Hats. Caps. &
?aYy ,? Clothing ,
m
Wt have the Largest
Steck ia the Valley aari will
net be aaderseli.
GIVE U3 A CaLLs ONE k ALL-
Sam'l, Carber
the advance, and stilu
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IVERE!. fcllWL4. .VL'WICS. r.r"i
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COODS
variety,
maks vou
smile ap-'
and immediately purchase ,
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all klr.J-of
goods for cash,
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LUMBER!
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RED CLOUD NEB.
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Lumber Yard
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