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$ED CLOUD CHIEF
RED CLOUD CH IK!
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The
Red
Cloud Chief.
JOIJ VSOllK.
h.t,E-a,Ui,lu.
KfjmsrAsotirrm Xasmu
,m I'tlSLISHLD EVEBY TIHJR8DAT AT
:
BSD CLGTO, 2.SBSASSA.
M. L. THOMAS,
Editor nnd Praprirlar.
"Elcrnml YigxUnct is the price of Liberty.9' anW$1.00 yer is the price mf the Red Clmud Chief.
$!. a rear in Advance, $2. at end of year.
VOL. VII.
BED CLOUD WEBSTER CO, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 5 IS90.
NO. 20.
anna mr;iipjiW
k 1
Gfc'
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R V. K R. Tine Table.
Taking effect SunJsy. May 4th 1879.
gncrn
STATIONS.
HASTINGS.
AYR
cLUE HILL
POwLFS
iu;d cloud
I?'AVALE
N1VKKTON
FKANKLIK
1)LOOMIGTO
KORTH.
8 :.Vara
8;02
7:40
7 &
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6:10
A :Vj
5 :2
6 :10am.
no tm
:27
6 :48
:2!
7 :
8 :'J0
11:10
& :2rpm
Train doily, except Sundays.
.A E.Touialin. G. W. Holdredf e
Gen. manager. Bajit.
Agents Wanted !
The STew Style
25J.EJU5A
mAbniNc .
THE USUAL
165 Machine Reduced to $25
era
ft
CO
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S3
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t-4
Be
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cu,
0
So
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She Cheapest aaiEcst in the World I
7co Long in Use to Doubt its Superior Merits.
KO HOMEY TO PAY UNTIL HACHINS
IS DELIVE3SD TO YOTJ AND EXAMINED
It makes tlieshultlivlnulilc-tlirrnil.lprk-atiteh
Olio anic on l)''li mcls of the work), which ro-ri-l
tin- hiidi'tft award at the Centennial lix
)nlittin. riiilJiIoliihia, I'a... in 1K70. And in com
iMo with a Larger Wurtincnl if Attachments
f r fine work thim any other iiiuchiuc, aud lie
ilurvl to only il't.
It i an vary ami pleasant machine to operate,
jrt'iuiroh the leant care, pri!iicr( every rariety
f wuik, nml will lit until thn next century
' liecms Stnmr. Situple. Kupiil and KlnViciit-
t'nc it inc'. "nd jiiu will tii-o no other. Thn
luntiry chef riully refunded if it u ill not Outwork
and Outlast anr machine atd -ublo theirieo.
Agent ell them faster than any other in con
..vinencc of their beiuk' "the best and the Lowest
Trice."
Each uiachino thoroughly warranted with
writton guarantee for Cvo rears. Kept in order
Yre of Charge; money refunded at once it Dot
satisfactory.
It i tho moft noliil, reliable an J satisfnetory
nijuliine ever invented for all kinds of family
jlto's. It isau acknoivledsud uni-.juivoc.il inc-
vmiirnl suei'en. thoroughly tested, and ued in
t&ui:inl of lion us. An eOIciont. silent, rapid.
rrliuble. and over-ready helper to the weary wife
r scatm-trct". it will do the work ot a family for
4Hife-tiuie. or'it will earn lrom $1 to if per day
for tiny one w ho wishes to pew lor n living. This
inm-hiticcut lfs than Half the l'riccf any new
machine f liki'ijuaHty. Has extra long, Utrge-
fizt-d Shuttle, easily removed. Ktr;i larKO-siicd
liobbins. holding llXijardsof thread, doing away
with the lreijuont rewinding ot bobbin. It is
uilt lor htrrugtli and constant hard work. In-
hangcablc working parts, manulaoiurcd of
polished utecl. Will run for jcars without
le'pan: isHimp'e to learn. pay to manage, un
derstood in an hour, and always rmdy in a ni3
tnent to do every decrition of heavy or tine
work at less cof t or trouble than any machine at
any price ever did. or can do. It will few
nnrthiri: a needle can nicrrc. lrom lace or cam
bric t heavy cloth or harness, with any kind of
tlircatl. ami will run oil twenty yards per minute:
it uses trong. Ktraieht uecdlrt. and never breaks
them. It cannot iium or drop n ftitch, ravel or
brerfJMie thread. Ifyou havcanyother machine
buy ttiH and havoa better one. The caso and
rapidity if it motinnand quality of its work, arc
its lu-M recommendation!-. It will hem, fell. tuck,
braru. cord. bind, gather. iuilt. rufllc. pleat, fold,
tcaiiop. birr, roll, bate. embroider, run up
breadths, etc.. with elegance. ea.o and swiftness.
unkurias'cu iiy uuy uiaclnne ever tuventeU,
- BEWAKK OF IMPOSITION.
The Pnees fur our ssw machines are lei's than
those UKed by dealers in second-hand, rebuilt
nd nBnished in chines. or those selling out old
t0CK to cloe up buiinc. ninny such inferior
nnd old btyle machines being oUfered as new at
reduced iinccx bc arc of imposition and only
buy new machines. There arc no Mtw first-class
marine oflored a low a. the" Family," by many
doffars.
Jlachincs sent for examination brforcpay
went of Bill.
Extraordinary inducements offered to Clergy
men.Teachen.Store(eiiers.eu:.,toact ax acculs.
iiorbo and wagon fumis-ned free Tor testimo
nials fco descriptive boogs. mailed free with
samples of worK, liberal terms, circulars, etc.
Address.
,TA12LIM SEWING MACHINE CO..
& 755 Sroaday, New York.
Thlt rematrkibla midlchie win cure Brrfn, Splint,
i;urn. tauoui, &c or mjir cniancnnrnx, asf
' illl remove thn Munch 'vrlthona
W k Xlllatcrlnc or cimK a ran. No mnrdy
K rrer dlKnrrmt couala it tor crrtaintr of action
a k in ftoiipirg the lcnnnnf and rrmoring the
9. buncii. iTira JL tM-iu! fur circular (iTinc
MS poaltlTO proof, ai.J jour tiramtk.
S T gent'a a Jdrrtj. It it truly wonderful what
vr mnarkatile auct-oi tliouiand. hava had
f ith Kendall' puvln Cur
tt- A tntrcalinsall Mctnithcaou horra aod
in en. W cTiry kind of Uiucnru fhnu wltatenr
n4T 0 TP cautc It hat alto bnrn utnt with
under r ierffct rucecft in derp-aralrd pii
Oath. m or long Stan ding in man. Onrcaw
rlum It ma9 ve have in n.ind at liip-joiht
.JBhim Inthc Umeortt of I- year, dur.li.in,
TrlWS I treated Mf "4 'V0 P""1 ''
iV "Kendall's tJ Wed many mnedicithn
7'TiaCnre"tt twne eCct,ndi filially per.
Spavin of attrral ffl nucnUrcimdtojrr
months crowth, nearly W. ,Fl,l ,RT" i? of
Lalfaa Grecaa a hen C ,u?"'lg)Wltlt Ji
and completely ttopped tlnll'a MuktIb
llie larurnct and rcmuTcd , Cure. e gi
the enlarprjnent. I have F . tK'f't tatnnent
worked the horte cttt tince W f irhirh vat mad
VX hard and he never hat hern C under oath, and
lGjB,nurcou:dIeTcrecany(Uf a e hav
Ufiucv in the cite of the hock rL examined tha
joint tince I tnaued him with W. torc many
'JtenOaU'a Spavin Care." Mf timet we
Ri. fiUNTA w HIOWHB
r ooaborgh Fallt, VtFtb ja, IS.
Sworn and mhteribed to hefure mc this
be true
every
Xta CUT cl X luruarr. a. v. ii .
John (3. JnxK.
Juttice of the Peace.
p weir
fnd addrefi for Ulurrrated circular to Dr. B. J,
XjsihU li Co., Kaothuish 1'alU, Vrnuoot.
TX
jjpI.D BY DRUGGISTS V
AKING
POWDER
The rCUEST. nSALTniEST, STRONGEST
x4ndBKST niKINQ POTrnKS ia tha ITorld.
IQj Kolicit an naprtjcfilred cosparUon with
Afther kind. UUAUAXTKCO FBEK FCOX
ACV M OR ANTTni.NG U5HC1LTHFCL a.
varraated to giro perfect aatiaractlo. Ask
mour Grocer for CZAR BAKING
P O WD E R nl take 50 OTIJ1.K kind,
A8THE BEST is THE CHEAPEST'
llanuikctarcd by 8TEELE & EMpEY,
m Kei- Hivea, Conn.
Otrc HERE 1 S5 in CQOBS for 50 cU,
VraSMwUMi(,nulu4 BUVT MKBIMtOtra.
ZTB '" ll' moDee.makiar Seereu; M Rjeh Fie
arMituK Fountun I'ea: 2 Meet teat; I SMlier-pUta
llrUtf: 1 I'taiu Holder; I Rubber4p Pencil; UCfic Carat.
cpri: It ibecu fiae Paper ; I 1J0 Uevk; that faaar Porai,
mad Chxete Secret far rlowiac liaea. (bar oocer tclliar aa-
.rtu All ae&t for Fifty Cents. Mmaipt taken. AMim
IKaUh. 1P6-1 miO IWWK Wk, aVrJeaUwa, Jkw Jtnra
rt t,-H.- kin-1, tpv can !e foitra with vnr
r yirtrhJitf i- Jhiit it ..! i.t Hitter tban
ZTrrr. Tn tr win -tnn i "rmi ms ana
font, In . . , . .. ,
fty- Wf luv? nun,ridt of aetter from mn nic4j
o jr Mae'tme who T tlu-y would " fcc J for it.
$360
A MONTH! Asmawisnsi
70BcrtheilterArlle.ltfceWarM;aMro-
pirnAdjlT MWISOK.tt, tl:i
)li, m uapr ft 10.090 BVKKtU BTCKETES, of which I
Mf all I llUmkBwrrTTrni-"rTitin-Tt,wnrraritnT
"ilZL mSSU u u1 J-S-TaUar. tt. luU, Ma.
:jJ5
iimfS!-
v
hp-. JJflTC ' rerrrpt uj c" i"nj
j 1 fthet i.itei JMat.-. I .; iren!nrVr.
Garni Aactttttfcautni iu rcerjl conututtuti
c..j. .'ii 22. UOTU & Iticn., Xeit Ojc-
B0S1NES8 DIRECTORY.
jr.B. Wllletx,
ATTORNEY AT LA tadU. 6: Ce-tab-lioner.
CoIlaetloBi proaiptlr UmitA to.
office onedoor north of ChlafOalcw.
ZD CLOUD m
o: c: case,
ATTORNKY AT LAW. OSoe oic
doo: north of Girbe's store.
MDCLOTO, m
Collection! ntde and prompt! resitted
J. S. GILHAM,
ATTORNKY AND COUNSELOR
AT LAW.
Office one door ntth of Kalty Bros.
RED CLOUD. - - - NEB
W. C. REILLY,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
ANO HCL B8TATI AOBTT.
Red Cloud. Nab.
t3Pronpt Attention Given to Colleetioaa.
Orrio- with C. II. POTTER, at Bed Cload
Drag Store.
Edwin C. HwJey,
ATTORNEY AND COCIf
SEIiORAT liAW.
Office over Farley's Drug 8tore.
BIDULOTO B.
JAS. LAIRD,
TTORNKY AND COUNSELOR
t. law. Jnniata Nebraska. Will prae-
tico in all the Courts of tbc itate.
Promnt attention eiven to all DUBiness
entrusted to bis care. Office on the
east side Juniata Avenue. July 1 7
H. S.EALEY,
Agt. B. & M. R. R. Land:
C. W. XALZT
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.
I. W. TUIiLEYS,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
U. S. Pension Surgeon.
5T0ffice over Kaley Bros. law office.
USD CLOUD. NEBRASKA
ELBERT A, HALL III. D.
Physician & Surgeon,
RED CLOUD, NED.
Having located permanently at this place. I
will attend to all calls, day or nijtht. Ufflee for
the present at Farley's drnir itore; at nif ht at
bin residence over Newhouio's Store. 19.m3
rE- SHEEER,
Proprietor of
CITY Drug STORE,
Dealer in
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
Faints, Oiis,
VARNISHES. Etc., Etc
VALLEY HOUSE,
P. C.WILYION, Pro.
RED CLOUD, - NEBRAaSKA.
Firt Claw in every rwpect. Free 'bus to aad
from all trains. Samole room, for coanercial
men. Give us a trial.
W. . Richardson. 8. Garber.
Eichardson & Garter,
DEALERS IN
LIVE STOCK,
RED CLOUD. NEBRASKA.
.-0.
Highest market price paid for bom aad cattle.
J. K. Smith S. C. Sutra M.B.Tom8oH.
Pre. First Nat. Cash. First Late Teller First
ank. Beatrice at. Bank Nat. tank aeat
Neb. atriceNeb. rite Neb.
m jrolt(crsffhonip50n,
BANKERS,
ItEI CIiOUO XEB.
"Will make collections ia any part of tae
United State Sell exchange apoa the princi
pal eastern oitie Loan aaoaey apon iaprored
farms Rccci re depofita subject to sight drafts
Allow interest urn time deposits, aad trans
act a scneral Banking bwaiaeas.
RKFKCKVCK8: Omaha National Bank. A.
S. Paddock. U. .6 Senator; First National Bank
New York. Camhri ige Valley National Bank.
Cambridge New York.
D. GK "WTalker,
CARPENTER & BUILDER,
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA.
All kinds of carpenter work doBe with
neatness aad dispatch and satisfaction
guaranteed. Leave orders at the store ol
C. E. Putntm or at PerkiBS& Mitchell's.
li-tf
EMIGH BROS.
MEAT MARKET
RED CLOUD, NEB.
The choiceft of Freak meats. Saaaagea,
Fowls and everything ia tae line that the atr
ket affords, always on kand.
f-Shop two doors sonth af Sharer's drag store.
Feed 4- Smle Stmhlc,
J.. D. Post, Prop. RED CLOUD.
taaaaaaaaaaaaaaBsBaWy saaaaaaaaaamWl. UaP "'M,
THE CHIEF.
M. L. THOMAS.
EDITOR.
THURSDAY FEB. 5. 1880.
The MaiM asddle ts at lt settled aad
the RepmbUetM are ia odispted posv
eesioB of the state boose. The Fwioa
istsi bare returaed to their aoawa.
Ez-Gorernor Garber aitde the oCeiaJs
at the 8tate Hoase a tistt yesterday.
He was ezteaded a hearty weleone by
all the boys, witk whoa ha is tery popu
lar. Journal.
Plattimoutii enjoyed the laxary of a
frst claat coafagratioB last Friday
Borainf. The Sawsders Hoaat aad
several other buildings ia tha buaiaees
part of towa was consumed.
Wx an indebted to Seaator Paddock
for copies of bills introduced iatoCosgreas
by bio, aad tatewded to beaeft settlers
of Goverameat swaap kads, aad also
others who have takes up less tkaa 10
acres of g overnmeat lands.
Omaha and 8c Leais
greetings yesterday by ttP,
distaaoe ia 410 miles, alt
mged
Pta. Tne
lid the
conversation was kept up;
hours and
heard distinctly at both el9
)f tho line.
One of the SL Louis &
sang the
"Sweet Bye and Bye," wteh an Omaha
gentleman replied with, "I'm a Pilgri
and I'm a Stranger." Journal
Wx connot but smile, siysto exchange,
wbea a man tells us he cannot take a
local paper because he wants a Chicago
paier. He might as well say be cannot
afford bread as be intends having sponge
cake. Meanwhile he has to ask his
neighbors about the local news and
notices, and the local paper goes on
building up his place and business, and
serving bis conveniences without his sup
port. This is not msnly, and we say
without hefitatian that there is something
out of joint with the man who does not
support liia local paper.
Foftofiea Ohanfas in 1'sbraska.
During the week ending Jan. 24th,
1880. Furnished by Win. VanVleck or
the Postoffice Department:
Established: Closter, Boone county,
Mathias Losnes, Postmaster. Griffin,
Cuming -county, Wm. Bittenhauscn,
Postmaster.
Name and site changed -:0gden, Madi
son county, to Burnett, Antelope county,
and Wm. H. Livingston appointed Post
master. v
Postmasters appointed: Alda, Hall
county, John Btrube; Sabors, Sherman
county, Wra. L. Gregory; Morseville,
Adams county, R. F. Aran; Rocktoo,
Furnas county, Mrs. Alioe C. Havoed;
Stanton, Stanton county, John A. Ehr
hardt. A &&& c taikilon to lfaaa a Stakt.
A rare opportunity is now presented to
impecunious old bachelors. The law of
the land now pays to every Indiaa big
and little the sua of seventy-five cents
per day. Mr. W. P. Phillips, who has
just returned from one of the reservations
in the southern part of the State, ioforms
us that the country is fairly awaraisg
with widows having sir, seven and in
many cases, eight children, who are
anxious to marry white aea. We do
not wish to drive from our midst Lin
coln's many confirmed bachelors; bat
merely to show what a money-speculation
is offered them. We will sappose that
John Smith becomes acquainted with
the consort of the late "Soaring Bui
zard, who has eight children, all fat aad
hearty, with a prospect of loag life before
them. He makes love, his love is re
ciprocated, and he finally takes "Mrs.
Soaring Bouard" any her eight children
to his bosom and her wigwaa. He then
has a firm hold on the Government teat,
and commences drawing at once, $6.75
per day. We merely give this piece of
information to our bachelor friends,
that they may know that the big boaaaxaa
are not all gone. JbaraaL
Arte Day, April 2Lrt,im
The State Board, by reatlatiea, provide
that to become a competitor aad entitled
to the "Arbor Day" preaiaa. the plant
ing aunt be done ot the tkird Wednesday
of April, 1880.
near
For the greatest number of trees
planted on third Wednesday
of April, 1SS0, to jaerade
fruit, Yoreet, evergreea, aad all
varieties......,.. ......E
Greatest auaber hard wood-
Greatest auaber cuttings--....
For the greatest auaber of trees
planted by aaa Ban dariag
the month of Ami). 1S&0.......
50.00
25.00
10.00
30.00
Statenaeat ia relation an alaatiaa oa
"Arbar Day" aast be aaa uaeler
oath, with tha attestation af twa dis
interested witnesses, Fonr-filtka af the
treat aast ha aKve and ia gaad euadi
tion September 15th, 1880, aad the
proofs of "Arbor Day" plaatiag aunt
be filed with tha Secretary daring State
Fair.
Pitaiua.
For the largest number of favaat J
trees eat out or planted ia the
pace they are to grew, aad
net leas than fenr nor aara
than twelve feet apart eaea
way, nnd put out darin the
yearlSSO... ..................4 30.00
D. H. Wbxxleb,
' Snarutary.
STAT1 cunvfiv
Large aaabers of hogs are dyiag at
North Bead.
Aa agricultaral society is to ha at ga
aiaed at Neligh.
Five ear loads ofeora per day are
shipped from Teeunseh. .
Only half aa ice crop has been har
vested at Nebraska City.
Wolf and jaek-rabblt buatiag parties
ait freqaeat ia York eoaaty.
A Plattsaouth dealer sld $7,400
worth of real estate ia tea days.
Petitioas are oat for a daily mail froa
Grand Ialaad to Loup City.
Soaethiag like 250 teams daily cross
tha iron bridge at Bloomiogton.
Iaaigmnt wagons have commenced
their trips through Neligh City.
Large quantities of baled hay lie at
Jaeksoa junction awaiting shipment.
Bill Johnson, the mail robber, is be
lieved to have killed several person io
Texas.
People ot Dakota City are ambitious to
have a railroad junction at that point.
Material is being received at Grand
Island for the new brooch road ,to St.
PauL
Grading on the railroad line toward SL
Paul, Howard county, is progressing
finely,
8ales of 1,500 acres of farming lands
were made by a firm at Tekamah last
week.
A ear load of stock cattle for feeding
were shipped to Blair from Chicago a few
days since.
Twelve cars of sheep were shipped
through Blair for the Chicago market
one day last week.
A new banking company with a capital
of $30,000 has commenced business in
Grand Island.
The Saunders county poor farm came
within 39 cents of paying its own expen
ses last year.
A. C. Jensen, of Freemont, was lead
ing a steer, which stumbled, fell and
broke Mr. Jenam's leg.
A Mrs. Curry of Lincoln, is believed
to have fallen heir to large wealth from
aa estate in Ireland.
A large flouring mill will be erected at
Alma early in the (spring, also an elevator
and a warehouse.
Hotel men of Lincoln reaped a harvest
during the sessions of five or six conven
tions at one time last week.
One Emerson, of Seward county, was
lodged in jail a few days sinco for mortgag
ing property which he did not own.
A farmer liveiog in Middle precinct,
Lancaster county, was shockingly gored
by a vicious bull on the 21st inst.
Work will be suspended on the walk
of the new state bouse for a time, in
order to give them time to settle.
Prospects are good that the coal vein
at Poaca will prove valuaole. Work for
its development is in progress.
Carpenters are at work on the depot
building at Burnett, the new station be
tween Oakdale and Battle Creek.
Cherry and Siberian crak trees thrive
well ia the Republican Valley, in fact can
be raised as easily as Cottonwood.
The Sioux Ciry and Pecifio railroad
company are about to enlarge aad renovate
their depot building at Fremont.
A portion of the town sito of Loup
City has been purchased for $5,550 by a
party who intends to erect buildings for
rent.
Grading on the Elkhorn valley road is
progressing srom Oakdale to Neligh, and
will be ready for the ties and iron before
spring.
Twenty-six car loads of ties and bridge
aaterial passed down the R. V. division
from Hastings, a few days ago, to help
"on to Denver!".
A mandamus was applied for to compel
the ooaaiaieaers of Nemaha county to
call an election to remove the coanty
seat. Tha petiuoa was not Ranted.
The accidental discharge of a sbot-gua
lyigag at the bottom of a wagon caused a
serious wound ia the foot of a York
oouaty fanner last week.
Tha aihury reservation for Fort
Niobrara it to cam prise 6,000 acres ia
township 33 aad grange 27 west. Tha
akt it filed at the North Platte oaaca.
A staaa aw sail I, a planing mill, and
a lot of other aachinery for the aew fort
to be built oa the Niobrara, was started
out froa Grand Island oa Wedaatday
last.
No iron has yet been laid east af Elan
Creak ia Webster oouaty, although tha
grading it about finished dowa the river
as far aa Saperior, ia Nackolls eoaaty.
A foundling, n few hours old, was dis
covered oa tha doar-stea of a praaiaeat
ctuaaa af Liaoola a few days since. It
was earofully wrapped, but lived bat a
short time.
Brick bmidings to tha auaber ef 250
are tab nrostd oa the Omaha raserra
tiont tha toaiag aaaaer. Fuel to burn
the brick it now being prepared by tha
Indiana.
'A fitut ton of Jaaea Waiaer, of
Bryant, Filaore eoaaty, was accideatally
killed a few days ago by running against
the sharp tinea ef a sable fork in thn
hands ef his father.
AhanA five thenatd land af aatUtara
being ftd in Bart eoaaty far the Syria
aarkeL The shipments froa Tekaaah
ttatioaia tha year 1878 were 1633 hand
andia 1879, 1734.
O. A. BROWN,
(Saaasaaar te W. H. Rand.)
DCALES IN
PARLOR. BEDROOM
at ! Kitchen
FURNITURE
Brackets, Chromos,
Picture Frvmes,
Mattresses, Etc.
COFFINS always oa haad aad trimmed
on short aotioe.
PPICK as LOW as any ia tho valley
aWaTRepsiiing of all kinds done prompt
ly and atisfactory.
?ED CLOUD. - - NEB.
HIS. O M. IAWLEY.
r-OTEACHER OFv-
Vocal and Instrumental
rwf VBT ta'BB jTs J sa btbi
a7
w. & mm.
DB1LIB !
HOUSE PLANTS, FLOWM POTS,
WIRE BTANDH &C.
NICE and CHOICE articles a specialty.
Next the 'old Co art Hoase.' Webster St,
RED CLOUD, NEB.
City BAKERY and
RESTAURANT !
A. Laaternmcli, Prpr,
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OK
CANNFD GOOD, FRUITS. NUTS,
CONFECTIONERY, ETC.
FSSSH BBZAD,PHS, CAZl,vtT7 Hoca.
Warm Meals at all hours, 25 cents.
a-FRF-SlI OYSTERS alwayeoo hand.
Webster street, one door south of
Kaley Bro. law office.
RED CLOUD. - - NEBIL
t"-9
FOUND at I. AST!
.THE
Adjustable Hocking Chair.
SIX CHANG ESJ
From a
SEWING CHAIR FOR THE LADIES
TO A
CRADLE for the BABY.
For Sale in Webster and Franklin coun
ties ONLY 11Y
G. A. BROWN,
RED CLOUD,
6b7
Nefer.
HARNESS SHOP
BY
J. L- MILLER
Keeps constantly on hand a full line of
Harness Collars, Saddles, waips,
Horse-Blankets. Combs, Brush
es, Harness Oil and every
thing usually kept in
a first-das? shop.
Two doors north of the bank.
ThtSghMt Cask Prion Fail far Um
aai fun.
D. T. THOMA8
DEALEIUN
Orooorlos,
HARDWARE,
SHELFvVARE ANDJ
General
Merchandise!
AffricaUfaral IwpleMeaU
Tall kiBsJ.
iiii
Highest Market Price
paid for country
produce.
CeWT,Ei,
PKOTstiRBS
The Richest Blaod. Sweet eat Breath
sad Fairest Skia ia Hop Bitters." Z
"A hole Hon Bitters nie big doe
or bills and long sickness."
"That invalid wife, mother, sister or
Idrikl ea be anada tha aieturt af health
with Hep Bitter."
When worn down nnd read? to take
vearhed, Hon Bitters it what you
acs
Don't Buna nnd nhraie. far it week-
an aad Basil oja. bat take Hon Bsrtters
that build up eoaoaaally.
fhYaieians ef aH eaaok use aad rant
coaaead Han Bkcera. Tent tkra."
iiealth a aaaaty aad iov Hoo Bit
tern grra hwkh and haaaty. '
-xacre are awrn aavaa aaaa wit
Bop Biases than al ataar ailaims"
"Waaa tha braau a waariad the
HaTBiUarn." "
"Thatkrw, aarvaat fcvar, want af
exit far Hani Kt-
sals Br Kl.SHEAlfL
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"Economy is the
Goods bought before
BEING SOLD AT BOTTOM FIGURES, AT
LIDDY'S cash stork.
Blankets, Check, Plain and Plaid Flannels.!
L)IA!M, COTTOJIADM AD WOOL CAMIMKUaWL aNAWLS, CB1H, CAarM
ikiutu. Hootisnr, olovb amp unnaawtua.
DRY - GOODS
In endless
and at prices that will
provingly, and immediately purchase j
your winter supplies at LIDDY'S. j
A large assortment of
Chicago hand made Boots 8c Shoes, every pair
warranted and the best
only at LIDDY'S.
Groceries. Crockery 4b Queensware ;
t prleea laat aoao caa Wat. aa4 few eaal.
Remember, for fair square dealing and always
at lowest cash prices you will hnd it to
your advantage to call on
Red !!.
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Miner
DciWrs In
MERCHANDISE
We keep eooftaatlr oa baad a fall stock ef
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &c.
Clothing.
HatSi
Glassware, Queensware and0
CROCKERY. o
H I M
We buy our goods for cash,q
and defy competition. When 6
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111 LUWII glvf U3 a Weill.
I Oaadoor Soath of the Test
Rod Olouda
F. NEWHOUSE,
-D1ALKR IS-
DRY - GOODS,
GROCERIES,
AND NOTIONS,
Be CUaid. - Netoaslca
The publie taaeraly art ranaeated to
call aad exaaine ay xoods aad ariaaa, as
a share of the aairoaace U satiated.
iar Store, frst daer aorta af Mean
er nsaat market.
14-26 F. NEWHOUSR.
SAM'L GARBER
DBULBB I
Dry G4 maut
hrmcerie-
BOOTS a-. SaXOSal
Hats Caps. Sl
Ready Made Clmihingl
Wt havt tbt LarfMt
Sttck ii tiB Yallty aMI wiH
aft art iMtTMli.
GITS UJ5 A CALL. OHK A ALL.
Sam'l, Garber
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Credit!
road to Wealth"
the advance, and still5
variety,
maks you smile ap
the celebrated M. Sclz
fitting made, for sale-
LIDDY.
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11 kinds of
Caps.
Boots,
Ofice.
COME!
For Yaur
LUMBER!
DRY LUMBKR A SPECIALTY.
TBI HIT IV TIB KAfiKST
RED CLOUD NEI.
CHICAGO
Lumber Yard
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