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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1880)
-32 j.. ' t-itt-' c-- f-" ,iswf - -"-.-- Jfc' " - jf ."- " " (-S1-1 - JOB AVOHlv, RED CLOUD CHIEF The Red Cloud Chief. - NTC1 A TCHLIFHr.D EVERY TIimtSDAV AT ay M. I, THOMAS, I'flf:ir Htm iVoprJeltir. yUiil-Iuli, teawsrtf "Eternal Vigilance in the price of Liberty." an $1.50 tr i f.c price of the Ilnl Child Chief. VOL. VIL KED CLOUD, WK13STERCO. NKnRASB. THURSDAY, MAY 13, ISSO. M. 10. 'V IS. V. tt. R. TiiMC TaSilc Tukins i-ffcct Sunday. My Ith 1ST9. PTATION'S. i.T.t'KHILL '.Vt HPD JMVi:itTi 1 II A VI: I. TV 1 ynnTn. I :.V.aw ! :c I 7 :J0 7-.0-. ! ' :. ' :10 ' .r :& 5 :iOara. ? -' i m , ..7 ?-i5 7:"J5 , V a J --jo .' , V .1.) i'.I.Ml.-.UTOy Trull s daily, except Sundcyc. A.K.Tcjr n. (. VT. HoUrolce Wn. miinapa-r. Fupl. a S JF SaM 1 - -VI V THE i&p ; lei - Wales Jlfiilwc.y- 2, 380 MILLS OF ROAD. It ii the MI' MIT uif iiiidAI I'. route bctweea Ccurtcil Bluffs CHICAGOrHILWAUKEE lit.'! all fit i ,:5T nii.l SOUTH. ITctt Tcrk, Ihilidcljiia, Bcctcn, 77arc- iaj.cE, EuSal:, Pnuliiirgh, Citcinn.ti, Hoztrccj, Tcicsta, tetrr.t, Cleave- l...f W - .Iw. M ... - ., .... Greater Facilities I It oFt-rt the trcrt JitiK public -AMj More Ad varct'ges i 'J lisji 51 ry other i. 1 in tb wcfl. It i tli.-O.VLY ROAD l,ctw-en l . Ii ..iillll l IUII PULLMA2T HOTEL CAES ! lei ii.liiiti'.n to ihcioind to I'IcaFe nil clas50 of Jmtl-j,it civi.- lllbl ( A MKLSatiU k Al 1 N O i- A'l 1 .N . at .VJ cents :-ui.li. 3ts Tract is Cteel sZul It: ccaches arc tho Finest ! Its Eouirment First c!a:s ! Iti1 trair an nil rniij'ied witli with nirlirk,B. MtlliT e in Irrr! and all modern unirov l.iti.'.r! :ill of whiili coiul i:.cd. Terrnii Jcctc: Spcccdl Ere and cl::o Ccrrccticns ! And rvrrytliii'r n. -nf'iiBer can dcsiic to uiaLr a journey QUICK Pleasant & t:).MFOHTAlJLi:! 1 l'ullinan Skcpeis on all Night Trains! IT is Til r. People's Favorite Route. AtC".iil UliiH bo IbnuKii Trains of tno t"? iraa-i A-Nortl.-tftcrn ani th Lnimi l'a ci'flli Rtiii7-t8 .trj'ii:tlr..i. arrive Bt inl lire the Uiiic jjint I Moil llei-tjt. If you mj'h tb htrt trnvfiinr iipenmr.l-tinn tcu will bnv tr ti.-l.oipby thi Route ij'Ana ill mi'-ti. noni: oriiLR. dll Ticket Agents can sol! tcu Tirorsn Tici-ts via this F.:ai and chocc usual 2af;asc Free cf Charge. Om"ji Tipkct M rrr.i V-M rnrnnm . Street, tVr 11m. avd at I'nion I'.Tifi--Irot. "o,.r- I 1 HI. i ifKct niUc.-s-for. I'.rodway -n IViiri -Tf'f. '. A- n'.-W. ly Dci.ot. and . V liou l,ucilii"rr.TisftT lei-t . Denvir ,,li'i In '.iorad Ccutrnl anl I cion I a in- r;-h-t Oft-iop. 8a tri-i t-'-o oab-i 1 Now .'lontsomery St. . r. r ........... f.l.Inrc in ji... rtr . il.jt ib- I or u i . iii'vi, ."i.... - -. . - j tojn.il'.e .n M i.u- Tu-ktt iilict.. a. tlrcra an j aniitot tnet oiupavy. or I- AEVXl'T SUGSHT, W. S. STiJiHi.ii, (Uii 1 y.:iiiaier. fu i i-"" Chu-iiKO. 111. 31 2 IS K R SI KOTE2 K5CS, HPADQl'VRTr.R- FOR Wii,Bis.Sowi& Auriett :j SEWBiV I?5AC HaeES. CRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE TRADE MRK. TM crriKni:ib TRADE MARK. S5 IIemod);i rt.. IcpateocT. kcj al Clfcti u:e cf flf- Itf fore TaUnjr. aw. Iji er After Taking. Vto9. rijifml L!ttlt. r.lo la the But. DimtrM r :,lro. rrtoatt-n, OM g. aDi zucbj eiher Disease, that Valtalcaaity crCeniapxi9a, anjarreciatcreGraT, CFuH rrtifOlar la eur atnphZet. hi:h we inln to moi See ty taall to ete- cue. C3Tte Si KiSc Uelktua It aoM by " ruc;isti at St per f acl.e, or alt racaafw Tr f er will t at (re. by call oa rex-ipt cf tl Booty by TUE CBAT HEDICI5E CO., Uacsuac'a Block. DiTMtr. llM. , 2r So!4 in IIoJ Cloud and cvcrjwberc by all Prugi8:s. -My v2S5aT f53LEaN V' GOOD NEWS. Quick Time 1 Tltrough Trains ! Close Connections ! No Delay ! Burlington Route ! To Chicago and The East. Lowest rate? of Fare will bs made. Through Cars will be run from n. Si Jl.Pcinti in Southern Ncbmska to Chioatrn. A ten minare counccioa will bo made at Pa ciffio Junction. AT CHICAGO close connections will alwayt be aiado to the cast, southeast ond north. . Sleeping car berths io$ervel at the Linco'c ticket office by Telegraph or ,ou application, from J'SiOuri River to Chicago. T0 ST. LOUIS AND THE SOUTH. The bnrlinctou route have a s-ytters of throusb riespe.rs and close connections between the Missour' River and St. Louis Passcugent takinc thi line have the bo.t ol eiccomniodations. Pullman sleeper. run regu arly Irom Micsouri River to St. Louis. TO PEORIA, INDIANAt'OLI CIN ClNNATI, AND THE SNUTH-EAST. 3ThiE isibe onlyrcliablo r.-suta to thesoutb asU Connections arc ma. c r.t l'coria witii the T P- & W. and I. b. & V,". Kailroad. for Indin apoll Cincinnati, Columbus, and all central pnb sputhem Ohio, Ken.ucy. soutkera Indiana, ic. - 2XUn7Cr UAES. Scsi Heals at 75 cents. - Wfaen you go eat be sure and trsvel ever tbo 51 i M. line if you with to t e SAFE aad cosa Jorwble and desire to travel speedily. A E. I017ZALTN, P.LOWELL. UGn'lianaer. Gon'l Ftx T'ts't HOLINESS DIRECTOR Y. O. C. CASE, A TTOUNKY AT LAW. Office one doo; north of Garbo s store. CLOUD, 2TS3 fVtlection? made and jirowptlv remitted y. s. giLham, ATiOUNKY AN1 COUNSFLOR A. AT LAW. OJTu'C one door north of Kalcy Jiro. RED CLOUD. - - - NEB W. C. REILLY, A TTORKKV AND COO'SKLOU AT LAW. AND MGAl EbTATB AOEZT Ko'l Cloud. Neb. CProait Attention f.iven to Collection. Oyncw- xria C. II. rOTTKR. st Red Cioad DruvStore; Edwin C. Hawley. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR. AT LAW. OfiicP over Farley's Drug Sforc. Tames Laird, attorney and counselor at law. Juniata, - Nek- Will rractioc in all tlio Court of the States. t. . ....i:.n ivon in all htminpa rntrnated to .means, Oiice on the uut side Juiiita iu,yli U.S. ICAt.Ky. J. L. KaLKV. JIloouiir.Rton. Nebraska. jvJfaEi.u&eb KALEY BROS., A TTORNKYd AT LAW & REAL ESTATE - AOENT8. Will p'acticn in all the fonrtu in Nebrarica nnd northirn Kanar; tollect: n' jiroroi-tly at tended to una corrcsi'iiideiicc folicitcd. LED CLOUiJ, UobrastJL Alfo. AcnU Tor 15. & M. R. B. Lar.df. I. W. TBLLEYS, H0MCE0PATKIC PHYSICIAN, U. S. Pension Surgeon. JK30KKlcr. oyor Kaloy Bros. law office. EF.D CLOUD. 1TZ2P.ASITA "klbkist a. hall si. d. P&ysician&Surgeon, RED CLOUD, NED. Ilavinsrlo'-nted permanently at thin place. I will cttend to nil cuIIf. day or nUht. Offi- o for the rresentat i'arlcyVdniK rtt: at nmlit at bit reMUf nee over Newhoufe't Etore. l'JmJ KLKCTIC Physician and Surgeon, RtD CLOUD. NEIL Will i.ay pecitl attention to Obstctrici" and difen.-e of women -Alro (rcner.il and special Mircerv. I)iens.M of the P'ye anl bar. JmrKes iiiodcrkte. 02'u-o over i3bertfr'd Drue .Sturrt. .-i-y J. W. MOKAXVll.l.i:. r. K. moranville, COWLES. SKI. AMBOY. M:B. MOHAXYILLK 1UIOS., Practicing Physicians. COWI.I AM'JOY, NEIi:SKA. AD profosiional calls will receive our prompt iindcarelulutttution. -JOmO VALLEY HOUSE, b? c.wnvronr, Pro. KKI) CLOUD, NEBRASKA. Fin-t Clsr in every reTpc . Freo 'bu to snd from all tram.-t. Sample rooms for commercial nun. (Jive us a trial. W. . Richardson. S. Garber. Richardson fcGartier, DEALERS IN LIVE STOCK. HF.I) CLOUD. NEBRASKA. IltKhn't market price paid for hoc and cattle. .T.K.Smith S.C.Smith M.B.Tnomsox. Prcs. First Nat. C?b. First Late Tiller First Rank. Uca. trice Nat. Rank Nat. .Dank ucat- Neb. lieatriceNeb. rue Neb. jrors & f hompson, ACKERS, RED CLOUD, KKB. V(l make collections iu any part of the UnitVd State Sell eschanRO upon th princi. pnl eastern oilio Loan money upon improved farms Rrccivcdci n it suloect to ii;ht draft. Allow intcre..t ren tiico deposits, and trans act a general Banking business. KKFCHiyrKS: Oraaba National Rank. A. S. To-tdeck, II. .6 Senator; First National Bank New York, CamriJse Valley National Rank, CambridSfl New York. OMAHA Sampls Room, jot". JACOBS. rcorttiKTOH. TWO DoOltS WEST OF ROY'S HOME. Keeps on bund the best brand of Wine. Liquor. Deer. Ale. nnd Spo Cigars. A share of the public patronage isfolicetcd. i G. E POTTER, PROPRIETOR RED CLOUD Drug Store And Dealer In Drugs, Medicines Paints, C.LS( VARNISHES All poods in my Line keni constantly on hand: and to which 1 invite tno attention of tho public. CS-Alliny old friends and as rcRny new onoJ a: choose to d j so, are inv iteJ to call. janl C. H POTTER. Ugi I Feed $ sale Stable, J. D. Post, Prop. KED CLOUD. Go to Putnam for thade trees. ! Crown Jewell Patent flour, can always The best flour in the valley. BPBMMWlBfrjMBfri "tj " " m THE CHIEF. p M L THOMAS. EDITOR Tilt'U.-OAV, MAY 13th, 1SS0. St. Paul, Miniiwoia, enjoyed a first class wind Moral on the 8th of the precrjt tnonttt, povcral liases were blown to pieces and a few pr.c'ple killed. I'aldwin and Taylor were indicted by tho Adama counly Grand Jury hat week for ihc uiurdfir of Vocuni and the burn ing of the B. & M. depot at If amines hst Novcuibcr, and will be tried im mediately. A Negro in Kentucky became imbued with emotional religion, and while in this happy Mate murdered two of hi.s children and concealed tho bodies in tho houe. The officers haJ a hard itrugglo to arrest the religious (!) drky. Gen. Grant and Gee. aheridnn have notified the comtuittce of the Wi."con!in Soldier's He-union that they will attend the re-union, June 5th, remaining during the 'Jth and 10th. Gen. Gnat will be accompanied by his family. Lincoln City and Ltncastcr held their primaries last Saturday and like Ucd Cloud, elected Grant delegates. The Soldier boys will vote tho way they rihot, and arc almost to a unn in favor of their old commander. Republicans, who at henrt aro Mill democrats, and who changed their politics for policy sake don't like the idea of Grant beim; the next president. Tlwy didn't like for him to whip the reba ia 1S05, but he did it all the same. The case of Whutakcr, the colored cadut at West Point has caused a good deal of trouble in military circles, and the question us to who committed the outrage is yet unsolved. Ii seems very plain, however. tJmt a majority .of the cadets at West Point did not like the idea of colored gentlemen being educated to hold commishions.in the United States army, and moreover they did not like the idea of being compelled to associate with Ethiopians, so they cropped the nigger's ears. THS OSPHAN CHILDISH. Mr. KditoK. Pli'rtso let us through your paper extend our heartfelt thanks to the railroad eninpnmestinil travolitig publie for tho kindness shown us, in assisting us while bringing IS Oqihan children from tho Southern Tier Orphans' Home, ofElmira, N. Y., to homos in Nebraska. Starting from Kltnira tin the 5:-l() train A. m., we found the little ones all excited, and after bidding teachers and friends good bye we settled down to husinc'.s. Miss Emma .1. Curtis, of Oswego, N Y.. taking little Ella Spencer, the youngest girl from the teachers, we bade them adieu and sped on our way. A few of the little fellows becoming sea sick, thvcw up "Jonah" or poor candy. We hid our hands full at first, but the children were very patient and obedi ent. Arriving at Hutfalo, we found our way to the Canada Southern depot, by the aid of kind Agents, who were dis patched to assist us Through the kindness of Mr. Tut Seeley, D. I). Cur tis, J J. Curtis Mr. Miller and Canada Southern K.Il. and others, our baggage wa checked through to lied Cloud. Neb. A Michigan Central car dis patched from Detroit to Buffalo for our benefit. The conductor at first did not appreciate our situation, hut on our showing Mr. Miller a eard all was right. We rode through woods, one little fel low did not want to go to bed, said ''he saw a builhlo run out of the woods." lVnplc seeing them often enquired, "What are these?" but afterward went away in tears. Arrived at Chicago in the morning, we tiled into the waiting room, and as we hail 2 hours to wait for the train, I myself with little Frankie leading the van, and Miss E. J. Curtis bringing up the rear with little Ella, the people looked upon our little family in utter astonishment, and in quired, are all these yours? Yes! was our answer, and more in Nebraska. Several begged for Frankie Coon, they must hive him. The C. Ii. fc Q; agent showed us our car, and we had one third cf ri car to ourselves, friends wore very kind, gave apples etc. to the children, wanted to do something re ligious, as we western people say. The children gazed over the great prairies with wonder and saw no mountains, or hills in view. We telegraphed ahead for fresh supplies of milk whenever needed. Arrived at Burlington in the evening, put up beds for the children as usual by placing the cushions across two seats, and packing the liUte fellows in 4 and five in each bed, like sardines in a box. Miss Curtis took two of the children with her ta the sleeping car, and secured a good rest. At morning v.c found ourselves at Pacific Junction, where kind friends helped us cliange cars, and away we went over the Big Muddy (Missouri river) into Nebraska, wnere a few years ago it was said the Lord never went. N'wm finds us at Lincoln, where we find friends who arc very much interested in our little flock- The children are good and well behaved but are getting tired and restive and vw allow thiu muff lilwrty. Eveniiu fimL- u at Iti-d Cloud on time, with kind frit'iiiLi to mo-t i. Great credit i- due the conductors and breaksnien of th' rilrwd com pnuii,for the kindm and targe hr :trt-edne-- which thy chowed u mII Along the trip. And on th whole, it . a pleasant trip, one long to In rePH-m-lerd. All have our loi wMi- f.r their uceet-. and future wellfare. Such U Mr. Potter- account of the journey. En-tern papers (Hlmirn Daily Advertiser, and I).ily Free Press) took a very favorable notice f thi- enter prise of Mr. Potter, piibli.-hiug very full and flattering accounts of the -ante, name- and antecedent-; Of the children, the hime.- from which they were Liken, the kindne-.- nd Itlrulity T its officers, and alro of friends, m ftiau-h-iug the railroad fare, and alr-o in pro viding . amply for the children sus tenance and comfort on their long journey, from which we would fain publish large e.xtniet, did our. -pace this week permit. The idea that these children are the offspring of profligate nnd criminal parent U entirely errone ous, false and unfounded, as the verv looks of the little ones attest. To the authors of this undertaking, Mr. J. (t. Potter and lady anil Miss Curtis, which will furni.-l) .-o many forlorn little wait ca.-t by the decease of their parents on the broad bosom of the Fatherhood Divine, with a new parentage and a new home, and furui-h many a child-le-s couple with an object of affection, to care for and cherilt, whoc aching yearning hearts will bo soothed and cheered, whoc hoartlistone will be brightened and beautified by the prc seme of youthful life and love, greater credit is due than can at pre.-ent be realized. To the future iuim they look for their reward. But they mu-"t ret assured, that God'- peculiar benediction will re.-t on thoe who will thu act in the interest of hisfatherhood and love, on behalf of the little one?, who are peculiarly the objects of the same. Blessed are they for they shall be re warded at the redirection of the just. STATS CK??Ii;33. Pawnee City has revoked tho license of her only saloon. Iron on the 11. V. IL It. is Did within a mile of Indiunola. The railroad traders are working all along tho line, from Genoa to rft. Ed wards. A Pleasant Home, Polk county man, has planted a fivo acre vineyard thU spring. The population cf Merrick county hag increased from 561 in 1870 to over G'hJO in 1SS0. ThcS. C & P. nilroad-will build 7f miles of road north from Nelhrh this S son. Work on the railroad bridge noar St. Paul over tho Loup will bs completed this week. Platte Center people toil to the en 1 of making that tovfn tho county seat of Platte county. The Cass County Agricultural Society has raised a subscription for ihe Phtts tuouth fair grounds. A farmer living near Valparaiso ha? thirty-one pigs, tcven mouths old, that weigh 2.10 pounds each. Thc Eikhnrn valley immigration asso ciatioa has approved the review prepared for it anJ it will soou be put forth. Ihe Burt county News Tekatnah. is the latest juunmlUtic venture ami makes a neat appearanue. It is democratic in pohtiuj. Ohio centlemcn are refitting and rcna volating the Wahoo steam grist mill and will erect a large elevator iu conncct.on with it. The Nebraka City fair groands are to be considerably improved by the erection of a grand stand and floral and agricul tural hall A man in Colfax Precinct, Colfax Co , has found what is suppos-cd to be cold quartz. A nugget the size of an almond has been found. Loup City declares that it. will have either the B. & M.or the U. P. U. H. within several months. Surveyors are now surveying in that directoon. Larjie numbers of young cattle for th Niobrara stock ranches, have been ship ped this pring ovet the Milwaukee & St. Paul road to Niobrara. In the West Cedar valley, Antelope county, claim jumping has become s-o frequent that the nefarious practice wi 1 be stopdud by lynching if uothing else proves effective. The low stago of water prevents the transportation of freight across Missouri at Blair. For some time CO c?rs of corn have been standing on the west tido of tho river waiting shiptirent. The proprietors of Oxford have receiv ed orders from the railroad company to stop building in that toCn and to move all the buildings from tho south side of the track to th'e north side. It is said that in Wheeler and Greelez counties the wheat and oats have pprouud but little, and the winds hao eypoiea the grain, and it is being rapidly devour ed by the thousand of prairis chickens. The Lincojn Journal tells of the acci dent and miraculous escape that befell a little girl living eight miles north of that city. She fell isto a well sixty fivo feet deep, at the bottom of Which were two old buckets, but she was taken out uu injured. Orleans Republican: The material i.s all ordered for the bridges acrsi the Re publican riyer at this point and no doubt it will be but few days before Orleans will be connected with the south and west side of the river with two oF the be.-t bridges there is rn the west. In Dundy county, at tHe forks of the Republican rivet, there is a new town zi-uu-iiifc fuiu ciisicijce, inu nas men named "Elmer," in honor of Jude Dundy. This new town already has a store and a postotEce. and pives unmis takable evidence of becoming riite a place, s it osdoabted'y will be the coan ty teat, and ezpecta sooa to have the lailtoad. , The preeent prairie Sres south cf the Pbtte originated in Colorado and swer between the Republican and the F.'site! to a poiutca3t of tort McPherson. The old grass is all burned except patches here and there &long the bottoms, enough to sustain tlre.catile tmt:i new crass grows on the burned ground. Many cattle were ' burned. Ooe man lost 100 head in this way. Even anfelops we're fonnd burned to death after the fire passed over. In some cases cattle were seen running be fore the fire. i jSam'l. -West P"LER IV Tobacco, Cigars, CONFECTIONERY. CANNED FUL'ITS, Pl!KSI FKCITS, CHACKEIK-', CHEESK, ORANGES. LEMONS, AM A TVZ.I. I i.vk or IFaitcyOp.oceeies. .VIjSo A ItUT tL4 Ic Cream Parlor, Win re on -an alwa s get a nicij di.-h of re t 'renin utlrirg the Season. A share f the public jmtroitage is respectfully oHitHl. Firl dor south of Mitchell it Morhurl'". Bed i'wi:ii, - - Nehraski. IIOLCOMH BROS. Dealers in IB&OWftBE, of all kiri'ls. They .J1 CHEAP for CASH, nn-1 if they hit not wh.il yuu want. Irav.. your order itail tLcx will fill it. GALL ON THEM One rloor north of Garler', au-I Mr.HOLCOMB will wait ou you. mprltf ItED CT.OUD. NEi). C O 1 E Voe our LUMBER! DRY LUMBHlt A SPECIALTY. THK 115J8T I?f THP, AlAItKKT Nottl at I.oivi'st Zrlrfn -r.Y- $mm & $Mm F''rrp' RED CLOUD KEB. PROUDFIT & MARSH, (l EX KRAI. DEALERS IN )and( TVES, GUiicJc ItOck, - Ieh. Kvcrything uuclly kept ia a first cla?j Hardware Slori come and sec us as we will not be UNDERSOLD. -3 C3 U O o o 3 0 2 r S C S. N 3 2 e: a s g rt 3" s. o A 9 eg a Ufa $1.00 BOTTLE. KENDALLS SPAVIN CURE isasurerore for fparin. rplint. curb", callonn. jpralni. wellins. gxVs Umeaen'and allenlir rneDt of the joictc orl'-rabs. It trill cotnr-tetely renjore a bonojpavin withoat bli'terinsror cns ins; a rore. It it also a. food for man u for ben.t and is netl full trecsth.at all fine of the year with perfect safety. A ctrrejirhieh w are know ing tjs a ieroa wh rafered 15 years with a irip-Jotat lamena an.l wa rermaoently cure two yrars oo with KcnIIlipavia v-ure. Re xaeinber we claim it will care a bone 5r-in a&I completely rtiaove th-i bnncb wihoat biisterictf. SUteseat IJide Uzier Cith. To whom it may enetmr-In tbo r?ar 1575 1 treated with Kendall's Spav'n Care a base spar in of ievtral iaoath Krowth. nearly half a? lar?e as a LeuV b. and completely stoppvi Oc Iac:- nes? ana Pctnorea tae eatarpement. 1 nave wot ked the hcre ever since very hard, and he never ha bee lame, nor could I ever ee any dif ference n the ?ise ot tho hock joinu since I treated kirn with Kendall's Sparm Cur. It. A.I.AIXE5. Enesbarrfi Fall?. VcFb.-SU 1ST3. Stots and subcr bed to be!', re rae ms23th day cf Kb. A. D. 1S7S. JODJVG.JKXXB.J.P. OZex at C. S. nssrehall. western iisL of JHch. r x- ... .Kalanjijoo Apr.LSth. 15. '. KexdalU l.nsb3rj;h Fall?. Vt. Dear irr I reciifed the two a at tie? ot ftrr Spina wi.-r ;rwiwat or tipwjj ia January las'. I am hawp x state thai tiat it p-rfensed all your adveruieaeLcaaedfur. Ia tiree wek after lcoxmejcedvikxittheaparia was entirely n TaoTed asrf rataaole aor restored to utnll Bfe. Very tniljr jour.s JOIIN PARKKK. Se&l tirtss for Hlstntd circular. which we unnfc ?iTcy roihir proof of iu virtues, ha rea eddy ha ever met wi:b sack unqualified suceea to our knowledge, for beast as weU as man. Price. SI. per bjtUe.ur six NcKtlte for S5. ail pfccociars have jr or can cet it for you. or it will be s;at to any jaddr3 on receipt of price by the proprietors, B. J. KENDALL X CO. r. . . Kcoiborsh falls Vt. C,- F.- Goon Va ?. Air t. Osraoa 2 eb. 7-27-lr I LOOK HERE! i IF YOU WANT FARM MACHINERY, REMF.MBHR 'I'M AT RflBVft nwiz n .rjuffggra u 3&&tiu EWUi I IWHU U AiW.D Have Jusi Received the laargest STOCK OF fkm EVER BROUGHT TO THE EEPXJJBLICA.ISr VALLEY. i SULKEY Stirring Plows, Harrows, Corn Planters, AND HAY -A-iid Also Tlie Celebrated Champion Reaper and Mower. & LARGE STJPPIST OF & And the Largest Lot of ISIEXiX, ASI HEAVY BASftWABE And Everything else usually kept in a HARDWARE STORE. MITCHELL OBHART, SAOHIM ERY PLOWS, Breaking Rows, Cultivators, Check Rows, RAKES. Ttawcu & MORHART, .HEATQT1H1 rHCIimST UAXl mis. o n. n uvi.kv. TT-v"! i Tr.CJ rMmffrttil- M I'S I (.' G. A. BROWM. tiir j PARLOR. RKDROOM' ! . -.-... ana ikiiratw FLJJiXITiMMv Brack kts, (uromo$. Pictl'XR Framhs, MATrKKtfKs, Etc COKHIN3 ly o hl d ti4mrd. a aiMMl t'tm PPICK lOW t m ti-RtkMt i Vmt ih pteiiu ry ! fataafalorT. CITV mm m mim A. Lnutcrltaclt, Irolr.' I'WItH I"? ALt. KtNt" OV IMN.SFDtKHil". FHU1TA NUTi. CONKKtTlONKIty, CTC. F2IS2 22Z.D,71ZS. CAZZ2.Z?tT7 :f.ta. Wattu Ua) at all kur. 2i !. aSrKKFH OVSrKKi lwari hL "ob(rr tfTt. po dr uth f Kaix Hrw bvr rfi. UKD Cl.Ufl). JfflU. if'f Harness Shop ,?. L. MILLER Koppcn,ahf!v rn batid a (VI line f llnn I'ol-an, Si!d? a. Wliif, iioroo H'tiV.m. Coiul, Hrujih- c(, Htro Oil and rtury. thine unualiy lj' n a firtcla4 hn Two door i north of tii taai riiH!iiU Ci:h ?.-!? rJi hr Eiisi aS J Tzzt. SAM'L GARBER, Dru iAooris and Groceries. 55OTS and SJIOKN KatS; Caps. & liuufij .Made Clothing! VYo have the Largest Stock in tho Valley and will not be undersold. (IVK lS A r.KLh. O.N'K & ALL: Sam,i Garber IStl Cloud HTcfe, F. NEWHOUSE, -DK.1LKK IT- DRY - GOODS, G?-XiOCKRIES AND NOTIOXS, i Krd Cloud. IVrbraka. Tfca rtJ&lw jjeoeraHy aro xitif U! to Call anl ttxamirte tu kix1 atu pric?, at a t-bire oftbe patrontjja ia Hlwiri. $gjr 8ur, firt dwr north of MoA er' meat tn3.tk.et. J 4-26" F. KWUOUSK. CHICAGO L Y UMBER Y ARO BED t!LOlIO, Sch. Yard wcth of Hatsptofl & Rx ttos'j ttop, on Main uttct. Kep eosalantly on ht&iti &evrtsar&t f Ufi. List IUIrinai.riMlr KaJIdJanc Paper sir. PLAIT & FREES Proprietors. to... w-wwm aw naar wl.. ItfflK mmm - - -. V .- . - -. . I I H. .. Je-M' tKtla (Mm MaMHur X rr tx. n m , m Jr ' - i y.i' i oa SiJL ' C Tjyj- " B. .a .f m ate-rAm' . .. . . 7 e ?y 9 m ImlM & A tf ?lf&" e --- a I T a . m f-aJC.- lra ".4 ... M LJi "T- i - ,C5rw I Him ri Jt. .C njtriM. amtttt XZXUAU. a Cow iwai-3a rfrfwl. X Y rr-v vai )- riko U -aV mm F. hbk rrv si ti& frvS.tr? U r r. 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