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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (March 4, 1880)
M. -.- -. ?! 1l- MHHMMMesrMr9V lWMMWIMWWWgWMIWmtWMWgiut(WWji i wiuittW vw fta- , ii I mi nii(Mwwiijiiii'irMiT''inin riiiiiwai iiiiirii -mim ? ! Mil- RELl CLOUD Cf-IIBI' ims sew- v. aajf .JOB "WOIJK nnm. o. m. mauley. Vocal and Instrumental ttEDLOUD CHIEF The Red Cloud Chief TUBLIEHEO ETSRT TECRSDAT AX BID CISUD, XZBIU&EA. M. L. THOMAS, tliernnit Vroprlttmr. L "Eternal Vigilance is the price of Liberty." crn$1.50 a, year is the price of the Red Cloud Chief TS2K3:--$1.50 a year if jaia ia Adrtcce. VOL. VIL EED CLOUD WEBSTER CO, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY. MARCH 4 1SS0. NO. HO. r- K? It. V. R. R- Time Table. Taking effect Bandar. Mar & 1' nrrn . BTATIOSH. 5 -If. iim HASTINCjA. : aLUE HILL 7:2.'. POwLKS 7 :65 kku cloud 20 i:wai.k i.V, ltlVKRTON y:J0 f-KASKLIN D :2Tpm BLOOMlaGTO KOF.TH. 8 :25am 8:92 7 :0 7 rtti fl it. 6:10 5:56 r. js 5 :10am. Trails lRily. except Sundays. A. E. Tcuralin. 0. "W. Holdredre Gen. manager. dbjv. 60 EAST VIA THE- Chicago Ii Mil - Westers Railway- f2, 380 MILES OF ROAD. Itle tlinHIIOKT mro and HA FK route botwceti CouncH Bluffs CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE aud 1 j.oinU i:AST and NORTH. 1'ew Ycrir, Ihlladolthia, Eaten, Wash ington, Buffalo, Pitishargh, Cincinnati, Hcatrecl, Tcrcato, Ectroit, Cleave- land, Colunfcnc. It oCm tbe traveling iiublto Greater Facilities I AND More Advant'ges Thau uny olber riad in the wtst. ItiMlioO.VLY KOAD between Council EUttlTWac.d Chicago w ' I'pon which it ran PULLMAN HOTEL CARS ! Id Addition to the and to plcacc all claco of truIer..ithe H US T CI AS SMELLS at iU LA'J INC S I ATIO.VS. at H cint each. Its Irwi is Steel EaUl Its teaches aro tie Finest ! v its Equipment First class ! ' 1th trnin ore nil l.uuiied with with airbrake, il illcr'c ( ui! rb! and nil tnodrru impror imntt! all ut which combined. remit Fastest Spccoi! Sure and close Connections I . And everything a i.acncir can desire to f make a-journey 4QUICK Pleasant & COMFOKTAKLE! Pullman Sleeper on all Night Trains 1 rr is Til K People's Favorite Route. At Council IMnffi the Through Triln of the ChioiiKo .c North-'.VcfTn anil thr Union fn. ' cifilc Kailtva (lrp.irtlri.iu.urme ut nd uo the tt iaino joint I iiion Ucpot. ' If yon nigh the bct travelinir nccommodatlons 5jn will buv vour tiekt-ts by this Itoulo "And WILL TAKK MJXE OTUHK. All 7:ck3t Ajonts can "sell you Thronca Tickets ria this Bead and check HEnsl Baggage Frgo cf Charge. Oviiia Tickkt Oiriex 132 Furnam Street, ' Ct r 1-ltb. and ut Union Pari fie Depot. Council Mult 1 itkot Ofiiccs Cr. Brmhr.ty and IVu-1 Jtn-rJ'. C. A K.-W. i'y Lepot. and 4 l'liiLii I'anfie Transfer Drf.ot. . cnvtr Offico-In Colorado Central and Union In'ific Tick ft Oflico. Fan l'Mucico Oflicu 2 Nct7 Jionticomery St. A " For irf'jrmation. folder, inapc. etc.. not ob tain.tble .it Homo Ticket Offices, addrcM suy UAS71S HUGHITT, OenT Manaecr. Chieaco. III. 77. H. STEWHETT, GenT Pass. Agent THE BEATS tuc AYERYHgwRLo VT71. " r cv. - V EWINGHACHlHEtf wb mm , -mfi utMiniAiw rv 'vaiiHi jjJ j im ii. r- m m , w , ,m , t War 1 itMBfcM i . wf jtk. rmrmtrwm AV0iDlNGGEARSX03S.CAHSAND LEVERS. AND SUBSTITUTINSTHEREFOR AN ENTIRaY NEW . - MECHAMICALPRIKCIPII&MO'EMENT.ARADICAL t IMPRWEHENrSEEHATAGLWSGKATiyOSIPIDBirAa AUTOMATICOIPICT & PfRFECTACTlONIN EraYPART N0FRlCT10tlN0N,ClSt.W0WEAR.NOvTANTRUHS HOR GETT1KG0UTCFO3DER.ALWAYSREAIJYT0 SEWTHEntJESTORHLAViESTGOODS. GIVING ENTIRE SATISFACT10N.no 10HGTALKO3ARCUHEMTRE0UIRED EVEm'HACaiKETELUKGITSWHSnJSr SECUHESIH-: 1 HED1ATESALES.HENCETHE BEST MACHINE FORASENTS TOSaL. SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR. ( AGENTS TAVERYMFfeCO. WANTEDT vHiles' Patent Safety Pin. Jjade from the best brass spring wire, iritb a complete and perfect protection for the point, tn the shape of a round shield, formed from heet brass, the whole being Sitkel tltUi and handsomely finished. This Fin is a prM 0M aod the belt In tb LMrket. , - t S ve also control the sa?e of COLE'S NTEJIT III Ut C1T I00IL These Hooks are made from the best Swedes Iron Wire, flattened, with points barbed. They are easily driven and give excellent satisfaction where they are in cse. We are the exclusive manufacturers of - he above named Pin and Hat and Coat Hook. P CofTtspocdence solicited. DOUBLE POISTE) TACK CO., 1M CH1TOCBS ST., K w Tarfc CKr. "BAKING POWDER The rCUKST. nEiLTHIEST, RTEOHQGST lid UST B E1KQ TOWDEil fa the TTorld. WeoIieIta& npreJd!cM eomnarUoa with IKIotker kind. GUABAXTKEtt FBEK FKOX 'VU M OK AMTHISO U5HEALTHFCL and warranted t pite verfact aaUsfaetlaa. jLk lewflaTeajOctn. ig ca wfc Xj.-. lib SIN ESS DIRECTORY. O. C. CASE, ATTORN Er AT LAW. Office one dooi north of Garbo's ftore. SZD CLOTS, 2TE3 Collections made and promptly remitted T. S. GILHAM, ATIORNKY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. Office one door north of Kalty Jhot. RED CLOUD, - - - NEB W. C. REILLY, ATTOKNBYAND COUNSELOR AT I.ATY. AND REA1 BBTATE AOKJCT- Red Cloud. Keb. 3.Prompt Attention Given to Collections. Orncit- with C. II. POTTEtt. at Ke4 Uuud Drug btore. Edwin C. Hawley. A TTOUNKY AKD COUNSELOR AT LAW. Office over Farley's Drug Store. SED L10ITD WEB. James Laird, A TTOttNRY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. A Juniata, - tu- Will practice In all the Court of the State. Prompt attention jriren to all burineti entruited to hn care. Ofice on the cait lide Juniata Avenuo. julyl-7 II. S. Lalkt. 0. W. KtT, Itod Cloud. Nob. J. L.KiLir. JUoomifirton. Nebraska. KALEY BROS., A TTOnNKYS AT LAW & REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Will practice in all the ConrU in Nchraika and northern Kuna; collectioni prnrnjilly at tinded to and currufpondeuco rulicitcd. EED CLOUD, NobrAsbi. Also. Ajrcati for R. k M. R. B. Land. 1. W. TIILLEYS, HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, IL S. Pension Surgeon. JOffick over Kaley Uros. law office. BED CLOUD. KEBRASEA FXBEI&T A. HALL ill. D. Physician&Surgeon, KEO CLOUD, NKR. lliivinp located permanently at this place. I will attend to nil callr. day 01 uieht. Ofi.ulor the present nt rurley' diug ttore: at nijrht at his rfidenco our Newho'iw Store. lO.mS J. HI. MOSEiVA, m. D. KLKCTIC Physician and Surgeon, Re.D CLOUU. NEU. Will pay ispecial attention to Obatctrica and li'a?es of women -AIo ccueral and special urery. IifrabP8 of the Kj o und Kar. Charge? moderate. Office, lor the rres tnt at Shcrer i Dnts tore. --y VALLEY HOUSE, F. C. WJNTOIV, Pro. RED CLOUD, - NEHRA5KA. First Clafs in overj" repoct. Free 'bus to and from nil trains. SaniDlu rooms for commercial meu. Uive us a trial. W. . RichanUon. S. Garber. Richardson &Gar"ber, DEALERS IN LIV35 STOCK. RED CLOUD. NEBRASKA. J). Highest market price paid fur hog and cattle. I.B.THomHot. PreK. First NaU 'a.b. First Lite TMIcr First Bank, lk-atrice Nat. Rank Nat. nank Beat Neb. Reatrico Neb. riee Neb. BANKERS, KED CLOUD, NEB. Will make collections iu any part of the United State Sell exchanjre upon tn princi pal eastern oitie Loan money upon improved fjrm Receive dero its subject to aijbt drafts Allow inter tft upen time deposits, and trans act a general Banking business. Kkikrencss: Omah National Bank. A. S. Pa Jdck, U. .S Senator; First National Rank New York, Cambrilgc Valley National Rank, Cambridge New York. EMIGH BROS. MEAT MAGKET RED CLOUD, NEB. The choicest of Fresh meat. Sausages, Fowls and everything in the line that the mar ket affords, always on hand. -Shop two doors south of Sherer's drng store. C. H. POTTER i PROPRIETOR RED CLOUD DRUG STORE, And Dealer In Drugs, Medicines Paints, OILS: VARNISHES All goods in mv Line kepi constantly on hand: and to which 1 invite the attention of the public. "A11 my old friends and as "many new ones as choose to do eo, are invited to call. '- c. H POTTER. Feed Sale Stable, J. D. Post, Prop. RED CLOUD. TEE LOGO iSTROBRME PORTA BLE f ARM SCALE .FOR FARM I ERStAIKDeALERS,FAMLIES Wool Growrs and all persons wishing a cjitip, ccu ratt Scale. UtOm by ex. peiienced Seal makers, of the bast fruft.f Mnfh CONVENIENT, CHEAP, CORRECT. Steel br!rgt. Smple in conetruction. No part of ft liable to tf cut of efier. Sold at let than haf pnee ef any other scale. Liberal aiducerr.ents t9 Agents. Sand'er Cireuiar ant! Prx Lnt t ' - j. E, YTOOOHeAD. Gen'cit Acerr. i$ w. Madnen Smet. Chicai Smitlj rol!crs& Thompson; 'AGENTS " WANTED THE CHIEF. K. L. THOMAS, Editor. THURSDAY MARCH 4. 1880. Fostmastkr (Jeneral Key ha iwucd t u urucr iu rcuuiju iuu muu etrincc uuu all star routes (wbich means all routes that are not upon railroad) to one trip week. Tiiis will occasion some trouble iu the west. Tue Omaha llepubli'cin ii strongly in favor of Grant for the next president, while its evening edition, the News, it woikinc teeth and toenails for Maine. That print shop proposes to be ou the winning side in the event of tbe election of either Grant or Rlainc. For the last month the postoffice at Red Cloud has been crowded with two bushel sacks filled with agricultural re ports und such like trash sent on from Washington by the lion. Senators and Representative in Congress, and still they come. The tnaiU are loaded down with this lrsnh which nobody reads, and which is valuahlo only on account of its antiquity. Old reports of 1S76 load down the mail cam, and at a time, too, when tbe railroad companios aro weighing their mail matter with a view of incmasim; their pay for service. What is the object of sending car loads of worthlosn old re portd all over the country, ho matter what paper we pick up now-a-days, the first thing that greets us is the old stereotyped phra.-o, "Hon. so and so lias our thanks for valuable public docu ments." We cau't .see it. We have re ceived a number of old patent office and agricultural reports from our Hon. Sena tors, but we would as soon they had not fcent them, as they are of no use to us nor to anybody cle. It seems that they arc scut because they can be sent at the expense of the government. This folih ncss ou the part of our Representatives in Congress help1 to pilo up the burden of taxes on the shoulders of the people and had ought to be discouraged. The question of who shall be chosen for tbe United Statos Senater from Neb raska is already being pretty vigorously discussed by the papers of the state, very few of them, however, favorioc the re-election of Senator P.iddock. The following wo clip from the Pawnee Enterprise, which in speaking of the efforts made bj tho Seuator to bring about bis re-election, says: He possesses neither the dignity nor tbe ability for the place. His course in the fcenate has beeu noted for something attempted and nothing done. He intro duces bills which never nain sec the light. He talks and makes long speeches which are at once sent to his honorable constituents on question of no particu lar importance, or questions on which it matters not which bide he taken. He is fur Paddock fir-t and Nebraska second, with the first named party largely in the majority. He work? certainly; but it is labor which any one with the ability of a department clerk might do just as well. Ho cannot originate an idea that would be ot any special benefit to the state. He is identified with machine politics, and considers it uot beneath his dignity, though holding one of tho highest offices in the government, to stoop to low prac tices of petty office seekers in the ward, precincts or school districts of the country. Such were the methods which placed him in the seat he now holds, aud which is understood he will employ to re elect him in a campaign which includes a personal canvass ot the state, with all the button-Jioliug, treating and trading ap pertaininc thereunto. It is, perhaps, pretty generally known that we are not in favor of the re-election of Mr. Paddock, and our reasons are pretty well set forth in the above quota tion, our principal reason, however, is that we want, and Nebraska needs, a man of ability to represent her in the national Congress. The time has come when seeming politicians without ability or honesty, should be Licked out of places of public trust and men of dignity, standing and ability placed in their stead. There are a uumber of prominent gentlemen of the state already spoken of as probable candidates for the place that will be made vacant by the expiration of Mr. Paddock's term of office next fall, and doubtless before the time arrives for the assembling of the legislature there will be as many more in the field. Amoag the present and prospective candidates there doubtless will be many good and true men and many who are no more fit to represent the people in the halls of Con gress than is the present incumbent, and from among the multitude of candidates will be selected the man who is to repre sent the state at Washington, and as that selection will be made by our legislature, the members of which will be elected next fall, it becomes the duty of every man to see that no one is elected to that legislature who will sot, while adasiaister ing state offkira, bare aa eje single to the best interests of th state is the matter of the electloa of a Uaited States Sena tor. Let the people understand that Dotwithstaadisf the existence of a "bill to allow an expression of the will of the people y direct xote. for U. 8. Senator.' The only show they will bare to express there sentiments in the BHtttec, will be by their right to vote for ike embers of the state legislature; who will kt the TJoked States Senator. Subscribe for the Chicf,- the best paper pub&sbed io the eounty. v 1 Our state fish commission are making arrangements for the distribution of five hundred European crp in the fish poadi of the state. The European carp is a pond Grh, raicd in jouds exclusively. It has somewhat the anatomy of the shad; is prolific, and grow to si: or eight pounds in the coarse of two or three years. In June or July the commieion expct to receive a large number of eel, either from the government or by purchase from private parties. Geo. W. Peck, president of the Wis consin Editors and Publishers Association addressed to congress the following letter, in company with a number of resolu tion Sec. Now that you have read the resolu tions, it is a suppo.'jsblo cae that you will feel that your next duty is to throw them into tho wacleba.skeL In the name of 40,U0o,0X people, bo tha suae more or lesi, I ak you uot to lose your cud, but ruminate, as it were, and think over the highway robbery that is being prac ticed upon your unsophisticated onstitu- Hnlll . Illl I lll.lililllll - 1. V a M,. unu uj- me ij u iuuiiuvi.-, mm am they btand in the entrance of the editorial sanctum and take the uiouey that comes iu on subscription, and only allow luo pumisiicr iuu curu wouu uuu mrui pro duce. JJy tho protection your alleged honorable body afford.- them, in the way of tariff, they gr-ipple the throat ofovcry newspaper in America, and say "Keno," whilo the newspaper publisher can only return his chips to the dealer an say ''O, helil" Every article that is uod by u newspaper man, excepting second-hand ulatcr overcoats and liver, is protected bv a tariff that makes the cold chills run up his spine. Another thing that the Association did not paes uny rc-olutiuns about, but which they probably will at the next meetiui', u there are enough of them left outside of the poorhoue to meet, bilbrc they meet on that beautiful ;hore, 1.1 the recent actiou of the manufacturers of paper, who are endeavoring to screw down the lid of tho newspaper coffin which the typo founder are prepaitng for the jiravo. In the lat tluoe months by their own wweet will, they have ruu tho prico of paper up almost a hundred per cent. I'tiete is nothing to prevent theru from doing it, - 1- . 1 . 1 .1 out of tho country by the tariff! Every -r,;.n ,i-.i ... ;i ,i,rt nnn,rt; ,,f. rag paper, except baswood. sweat, and water, has a tariff on it. The soda, as sa (ootid a, and blue mas, or whatever is vsed to deodorize, undershirts and cut off drawers, to that they will stueU good iu a newspaper, has a corn on it in tho shape of a tariff, so that tho paper manu facturing three-card-uionte chaps have an excuse to bleed newspapers to the last drop. What the newspapers want, and they believe it is not an unreasonable de mand, is the removal of the taruTon type, on rags, on paper, aud all chemicals used in the manufacture of paper. In a tariff on rags, if there Is no tariff oq rags you had belter put ouo ou, unless you remove the tariff on the real of the stuff; if a tariff is a good thing you can't have too much of it J for instance, whom do you protect? Nobody but guttersnipe rag pickers and old maids, wlio save up rags to buy Ftiulf, and tin peutliers who trade tin diMiors andskimmtt occasionally fori a sack lull of bad smelling rag-. Are the rag-pickers ntd old maids your principal constituents? The new-papers of the country believe that they aro eutttled to some considera tion nt your hands. They are in many instances the instruments through wuich many of you have attained the positions you now hold, and they never have got much of anything from you except Patent Office reports aud agricultural documents. They have set up uightsfjryou,and done dirty work that may bar tnem out from all participation in tho chariot races in tho golden streets of the New Jerusalem, and now they demand that you protect diem frOTi the ravages ef the type-founding and paper making gra-shoppers, before it is everlastingly too late. Not being one of the 'dd literary fellers' so touchingly alluded to by the great Senator Simou Cameron, this" epistle to you Corinthians miy b; a little! raw, and nat as polMied as it should be, but it tries to represent the feeliugs of. the newspaper men of Wisconsin in lan guage that the wayfaring niau, though a diabolical idiot, cau uuderstand, and it means business. The newspapers are desperate, and while they don't want to go on the war-path, they feel that they have been ravished about enough by the different tribes of the deneficiaries of the government. If you great men will pass a bill to giro us relief, you will strike it rich, and don't you forget it. KAS2I3D KAN'S nKAT03. Edison is all very well in his way, says the New York World, but the inventor that will be remembered wben all others are forgotten is a party named Mick ley, of Boston, who has just reudered his fel-Iow-men an inestimable servi.-e by pro ducing an opparatus called the "Married Man's Indicator," or the patent "Dowes tic Barometer." This ingenious device is simply a wonderfully sensitive arrange ment of the crdioary barometer which infallibly detects the most minute altera tions in tbe atmospherie conditions. The married man returning late from the allaged ''lodge," or other locality, con traband of war. indulges in do fearful speculations as to his reception. He simply takes his "Indicator" from its case and inserts a projection arranged for the purpose through the key-bole. In stantly the domestic temperature within is recorded by the diaL If it marks s. f. set fair; s. a. sotxsd asleepj or even a s. cross but sleepy he brings his propitiatory box of fried oysters well to the front; chews a clove, aad enters boldly. If, however, the fakhful little instrument reports s. b. stoma brewing or v. s, 1. very squally, with lightning, he doesn't lose any valaable time in- war fare, but hies him to the Bearcat bote) and sends an "up all night with sick friend" note, with- sotaer atraee tickets and a sew bonnet tame in the Boraajr. Traly, if science keeps on thk way, this world will he quite a conafortabk place to Etc in after a while- Settlers os fcr:r2tt Lai:, Homczteadcri and others wba have not vet proved up on their claims should re member that the new rulings require that they shall advertUe at least foar witnesses who are not relatives of the party proving up, and that the time and place of mak ing proof hhall a 'so be stated in the notice. Thi, it is chimed, is for the purpose of giving partie who may have ad verso claims on the UoJ a chanco to appear and present their claims. Thoe who wish to prove up can have their ap plication papers made out at the Chief office, free of charge, as wo always keep a supply of blanks on hand for this pur pose, and as tho editor of this pr.er L Notary Public, the affidavit does uot cost anything, thus lij cotitd is eaved to each one who publishes his final proof notice in the Chief. Ths ?c!iexlaj h a Ur. cf Grari asd Pitft Jurcrs Stars f tho Uirch Tera cf Court, Ossseschg. thi 23d, GRAND JUKOIIS. r rp frwin W. II. Middleton, Wiley Kaldwiu, John Tomlinson, Sr. Wm. Wilson, Geo. Railey, Alrin Colmc, James Calvert, John Hampton. went is, I A. Riley, q p (jatuer John May, I. W. Crary, Adam Sprachcr, J. Ii. Atkison, VCTIT J17ROKS. J. K. Aultz, W. M. Carothers, Andrew Dice, W. A. Reck, W. I. Creamer, Joseph Acrel, 1 it 1., J. E. Smith, Jonathan Campbell, E. M. Pearson, NcLon Phelps, C. Hunter, Wm. Wbiison, A, W. Halmgrain, T. P. Chambers. .1 r. .u. onow, W. H. Hobert. Joseph Wonzinger, W. J. Harris, Nathan AruolJ, Geo. W. Rail, W in. Halbworlh, Wm. Norris, II. H. Hoskin", F. C. Johnson. ITallis Flora! lastnxctcr. This is the title of a bettifully printed and illustrated nunrtcrlv devoted to ''t'1? ? i h?S?h?' if a couip! etc hM of bocd Plants. Ru containing lbs. A'c at greatly red need prices, and much other useful itiformuiiou. The subscription price is only 20 cents per year. Hu sends a sample copy and packet of Choice Flower Seeds as a trul to any one who -ends him a 3 cent stamp His address is A C. Nellis. Canajnharic, N. Y. CEOWN ! Not I he Crown of Kings nor tlm Crown of Glory, hut the Crown Sewing Machine, the latest, and best machine in the Mar ket, it will pay you to call at the Post Office aud see it before you purchase! For Sale by 31. B. McNirr. EEMOYAL F. H. Gore has moved his Jewelry Store to the building formerly ocupicd as " restaurant, by Mr. Holland, whero he ui.l bo nappy to meet all his old lncnds aud customers, and also as many new ones as choose to cull. Be Wise and Happy. If you will stop all your extravagant ar.d wrong notions in doctoring yourself and families with expensive doctors or humbug curc-alU that do harm always, and u.e only nature's simu'c remedies for all your ailments you will be wsc, well aud happy, and save great cxpen-a. The greatest remedy for this, the creat, wise and good will tell you, is Hop Bit ters rely on it. See another column. ritOViJRBS "The Richest Blood. Sweetest Breath jand Fairest Skin iti Hop Bitter." "A little tiop timers sires bi doc tor bills and long Mckoess " "1 hat invalid wife, mother, sister or hild cm be made the picture of health with Hop Bitters." When worn down and ready to take your bed, Hop Bitters is what you need." Don't physic and physic, for it weak ns and destroys, but take Hop Bitttcrs that build up continually. "Physicians ol all ononis uc and rec- xmiruend Hop Bitters. Test thru." Health is bsautv aod joy Hop Bit ters cive health and beauty." "There are more cures made with Hop Bitters than all other medicines." "When the brain is wearied the aervs unstrung, the muscles weak, use Hop Bitters. That low, nervous fever, want of leep and weakness, calls for Hop Bit ers. Era Coari Care aad Pais 3slief is ZImi taSfSara asdCltsap. for sale rt R. R. SUKRKR, 15-y-l R13 Cloud. ?Cb. si7 lrVJ3; -DliMI W HOUSX 7LASTS; TLOWEft POTS, WISE STA8D0 ic NICE and CHOICE articles a specialty. Xcxt tat oU Coart KoasV Webster St, REP CLOUD, NEB. PATENTS how to obtaia them. Pa3pnlet free, ttpoa recpt of Stamp for post age. Address GILMOB2, SMITH CO. 1 Aoitazon tyjrtmn. GMPENTEI SAWS Or aa etbtr ki. rvm 3mm JTartMw r act a vST est est Mrtt iyt dOreatani jaw. TIm fc-titwUt all reaaaiar Tn cftCaite4 State. III it. JiimtJ ha aasVwla tt kCex ta cat Vacate te ar 5-T wI bU take 8b fcc ft. ITMTa hw arasBU mecmxmT MdTl i c ratfThifur.wi Good For 30 Days. In order ti mak room for Fpriac Inarch". LIDI'Y U tllfc lrr-ii. Bfoi.."". H.ti aad Cap at rric taal lll jo rae&t la e you require aaytklrf la bis lie. lUsewberUiUl 9 4f00400HCr040-C"00-40 H. MiKSt. Miner Dealers in 0 ERCHANDIS E. 0 We keep conitaaUjr DRY GOODS, S Clothing, P 0 HatSi Caps. 0 Boots, 5 Glassware, Quernsware and) CROCKERY. ,We buy our goods for cash,0 Oand defy competition. When$ 0 :n -ww : . n 0 in town give us a 'One door South of the Peit Rod Cloud. c-a&M4i's5-v4 F. NEWHOURE. -DEALER IN- DRY - GOODS, GEOCEEIES, AND NOTIONS, Red CUii, - Xefcraftkft- The pablic geaerally are requested to call and examine my goods ana prices, as a share of the patronage is solwitfd. t&" Store, first door north of Moth er's meat market. li-26 V. NEWBOUSE. SAM'L GARBER DKaLKft 15 Dry Goods Groceries. BOOTS BHOE Hats Caps & Ready Made CU thing! 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