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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1880)
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'HIVE ME A CALL t? 3 1 wHllo ton good. jf' 1st door north of argna office, Ked Cloud, - Neb. Flour & Feed -.?-"...- r? tW 0HAS.-3.PUT1TAM, Prop. DEALER JN LOITE. FEED Corr. Ileal. Bran Chopped Feod and Groceries, ta6;B?d.CIoi)d Grocerr. Feed and Pro- j,ttnenroa waBtsapplicafor man or 1ico ofcfearff5.V- Store s,.!ta of Reod's Flow Factory, Kr Cloud,.' - Nebraska. &M Callender, )DEAi.i:ns is( Csnsral Merchandise, 52 j Goods, Boots A Shoes HATS AKD CAP5, "Sisgsj Iflediciues, Oil Tarnishes, Paints Etc f , L SSWABE, QUEEXSWARE, .HABDWABE&EABHESS TG., ETC., El'C. fall lino of everything kept in a gen- .-ii to Hire, ai, me lowrjt aSll ntlCKS. Hespectfttlh', Kcon & Callender. !h- oowlss, . NEBRASKA. A. BROWTIV, (Successor to . II. Reed.) DEALER IX Parlor Bedroom AND KITCHEN I iRACKETS, ChROMOS, Picture Frames, Mattresses, Etc. Stib rs-ys on hand and trimmed on short .ittc.YieeMlojiraany,k the Valley. -palrIac--f-U- kinds dose proaptly and a Satisfactory. -F 7 1.-1 CicrialSe&Siffnniished at reasonable :TJ2l3CLtHD, - - XEB. AJj7 - J t K. 'y:vs;. .-V. tsi.1- :i -..-. v "' -- --BY -sftSs-.56j - , -a- - MILLER, Mr.ft fcaa faU Line of IIS, SADDLES, rHOBIVNKETS, .WteiS&s-, 2 -i.. i$a.Lr:jujB, oiULSttJis, -tj - J- g---i. - A , ftJJi, L?- .fcS?Vii witVfllvikept in a Hrt- '- V". --. r .- 7 ."."j'- z: i.T. 'QtezseK - i-. 1--PPV p lh,s--? cs :7trt -. , rrexsg OFTJOLXAXK. yl mMM Hit j J"? -." .-. fcftc. f-v; '-r," : , f. iJa-v. -Vv.' -r-rt.ifc 1- -L- -. -a:-- 4' VJftl". -jxi. 'S-V - ? ii- --v-"1- ' -Alb igwQB& .'ST- z.? r" gs?A4. aJggr-,y?-tg ir.iv.it. & :-.r,--rt..ty."-i'---c- 9mmmmmm M25l TtM& f w 1 ' 4-au: zmz'zLi iVrFV ?mmmjm& .. ?-y'r-, .Trt 5-. a BTfj ' .T'f OS3' ,i-i. ir.'i is t " a ,lii t-3ht - :J SKJk- fJ -i5 '.. mzri'si Z ,C-?i- :;c ;.j,..-t :? ..-- st w D; rvy 35 --- " ;-si- -. T.Tci." - &. -'J--!-', Store ..--,a?mm . sits - 'I., J PiltTlDie 51 fWTD T? J4'1! v 3 I I j 'i.hpstsiarket price in cash nnip for jrrain v .1 rfJr4sjgrOHntry produce tnken xn exuhango iorvoefo.wJoodi delivered to all narta of town B A FURN ITURE U3 -. ' Btl Shop, itamess 3 lf? jMMPMaaataa SattMcbLi x-- - J -: - . "' iS-R-.. r. SRS& IfiaVTIMaffft i PPmm'mmmmmmmm'mm LOGAL, MATTERS. HVJtKTime Tteble. TaViEr cCrs Sanday. May 2. isf) -rtr. STATIONS. KST. S 5 pta I HASTINGS. :10anT C :07 YIt . 7 :W C :23 TLUK HILL 7 b) 7 M CUWLVH 6 :) 7 ? AMBoY f, f 7 iU IlKD CWUD s S :00 U'AVALE, 6 rfo H .15 HIVERTOX 5:ls 9:(6 1 FRANKLTK 5 J. ULOOMINOTON 5:W 90 1 I'EBTIl 09 9 Hi REPUBLICAN 4 :W p ; ALMA iSi 7 OHLEAK-S " A g 5j OXVf UCD 6 If, (MO AUAPAHiiK 5 :CO &l CAM BKIIMIB 3 : Ipm ISMIASOL.V 2:.-0 Fa and weft bound freight trains meet at Ilcd Cloud at 12:l.r.. Tain daily', except Sundy. A. B. Toazlin. G. tf. IIoldredKO Oen. Btaaacer. bvpu sastssn rrvisioiT, s. v. s. s. Westward. 1 STATIONS. I E-vtward. 7":1.M. i HAUDV. '"4:10 r.n. H JO SUI'KBIOIL 3 10.-C0 nUIDK BOCK. - 2 :15 J0-.J0 AMBOY. j 1 :30 ll.KJO BED ILOUD. I ' M Train daily excpt Sanday. O. W. INLnaruor. A. B. ToiLix. Superintendent. Oen'l. Manaccr. l or ivlrerliemMtt ordered hi for an indefinite tunc, irill be rcrnlarly charged up cueJi tccek until ordered out. We want a load or two of stove wood. S. C. Smith returned from Beatrice hist Saturday. The heaviest rain of the season fell last Thursday night. John Bcrenzcn was the first to pay for the Chief for the 8th year. T. E. Moon, ofCowlea, was a caller at the Chief establishment last Satur day. Green apples and cholera morbus are now on sale at the grocery stores in town. Mr. Cams, of Mancha.ter, New Hampshire, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Brown. The Lincoln GMtc man was in town last week soliciting subscriptions to that paper. All the bridges on "Walnut Creek are said to have been washed out by the recent rains. Joe. ilolconih informs us that nearly all the tillable land in his neighborhood is in corn, and that it promises a large yield. An immense amount of damage to bridges and fences all over the country, is the result of the unprecedented rains last week. J. II. Reed will sell his persona property and farming implements at auction on Wednesday, July 14th. See list elsewhere. " The Flainvicw Sabliajh School dis played a banner on the 3d that was printed at the Chief oilice, on muslin, in three colors. Old man Kcnncy acted as umpire for the boys, in a game of ball last week, and got soundly "cussed" for showing partiality. Read Besley fc rerkins' double column '"ad" in this issue, and if you' need a stove or a pump or anything else in their lino give them a call. The Rev. Geo. 0. Yciser preaches at the court house next Sabbath morning and evening, church and covenant -meeting at 2 o'clock r. m. Saturday. We heard it stated that several par ties intended pulling up and leaving the countrr because it has bceu so wet lately that they could not cultivate their corn. It was reported that II. S. Kalcy's fish with which his pond, near his house, was well stocked, lit out for a more salubrious clinicy during the high waters last weev A goodly number of Red Cloud's young people went over to Salem, Kansss, last Saturday, tct celebrate. They report having a good time in spite of the mud and rain. T. J. AVard, has, we understand, com menced suit against RV T, Root of the "Foot Prints of Time" to recover some thing over $400 salary. Laird & Gil ham are his attorneys. The census enumeration of AValmit Creek precinct foots up a total of 34S inhabitants. There arc 70 farms in the precinct, and there has been five deaths during the census year. A young man writing home from Leadvillc says: "I agree perfectly with an Irishman hero who said. "If a man can get into a penitentiary in the east, ho is a fool for coming to Leadvillc. A number of hog yard fences passed through town last Friday on their way to difcrent points on the creek above I town, tliey having been wasneu out and carried down stream during the rccentflood. Crooked creek ww on the rampage last Fjiday morning. The entire creek bottom east of town- was covered with water several feet deep, an occur rence that' has never transpired before, 'within the memory of the "oldest in Habitant." The -members of the lied Cloud Base ball club and 'the ladies who accom panied them. to Salem on last Saturday, Sv;Ktrt!n.W,.Wlo,rla7iMY and .v4 .T..r-iT,VL- rtr &jm fnr tw kindness, and courtesies -shown them during their stay " ,. Ypungmori when" they go celebrating with tieirdoxy Anaa'j.ould be care AUohirea twim that will not balk at iy&X mwbhte pr.HU 'that" tliey jcohte -. v w wiwm -sm ww- -w . i na . . . ' r .--..-,- ;j-joung ladies as a geral tmagoo t ftKe to nave to get out ananaftaeup f tbe Mft,xpeci&llv wkea it is a uuidv il-Wwea last wak.v ajwl' AaaioC 'ij-. JV- ..a 4- ,- s. -iT .JBSKA TL.M mtm 2&Vl '.5-w(5qpai$if m?& tnib LI?Ur mj -s. - ' - . V". 4' . ! f. ruL ."-. K&L-r -- - ;?' ;- r.V -JP- -Veflfc-T" eA r,s . a7'Sv:- - 3"'VV 'rfd t'Mms fits?Hsra OQ For want of time to st it up, and space, the commiioners proceedings arc ommitted thia week. I). P. Xewcomer, Col. Iloover and Cluw Buschow, of Blue Bill, were among our callers last Tuesday. Died: On Monday, July 5th, lg80, of cholera Infantum, infant child of Mr. and Mrs. AV; J I. Howe, of Cowles, Xeb., aged 8 inontln. The Hasting' Xcfjradbtm says that the storm on last Saturday night did con siderable damage in that town. Several buildings were blown down and many others damaged. -AL E. Church, July 1 Uh, S- School .it 10 a. m. Preaching by Rev. J. M. Prjsi; at 1 1 ,. M. Preaching by Rev. J. M. Dixon at 8 p. i. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. L C. Sherman, of the south side claim to have the best 30 acres of corn on that side of the river, and also boasts of having a new arrival at his house in the shape of a nine pound loy. Mr. Meyer, living between Cloverton and the Little Blue "had the misfortune to loose four head of horses last Satur day night, by lightning. Mr. Reillv Lewis, living south of the river also had a horse killed by lightning on Saturday night. A bill passed Wore congress ad journed amending section 2,297 of the revised statutes regarding homestead settlers, by adding the provision that a settler shall be allowed twelve months from the date of filing in which to com mence his residence on the land so selected. T. J. Ward informs us that we were "off" in stating that the store of the late firm of AA'ard & Everett had passed into the hands of Moon & Callender. The goods are owned by Moon & Cal lender, but the house which the "Foot prints" claims to own, Mr. AA'ard now holds under the "shot gun rule." If original matter is scarce in this number of the Chief, and if there is nothing in the paper that is very bril liant, we beg the indulgence of our readers. AVaiting on the sick, five nights in the week, is not calculated to fit a man for writing either powerful editorials or spicy locals. Last Saturday evening while Cha. AViggins was returning from Salem, and during the storm which prevailed, at that time, a bolt of lightning dc cended and striking the neckvokc and tounguc of the buggy demolished them. Strange as it may seem, neither the folks in the buggy or the horses were injured, beyond a temporary shock. Last week hand bills were circulated announcing that Mr. David Lutz would undertake to traverse, on the 3d of July, 75 miles of mail route, receive and deliver mails at four difercnt post offices and declaim the declaration of independence, from memory, at each of the oifices. It is needless to say that divine providence, in the shape of a profuse liquid dampness, nipped this gigantic and patriotic enterprise m the bud. Report from Walnut Creek says that during a storm last week the lightning struck a house in that neighborhood and passed down the stovepipe to the floor without doing any particular damage to the house or its contents. A young lady, Miss Morris, was sitting near the stove when the bolt deecuded, she was stunned but did not sustain any other injuries, although her clothes were set on fire by the lightning flash. A dog that was reposing by the door, outside of the building, was instantly killed by the shock. We have endeavored by all the cunning and perseverence known to the craft, to worm from ,th.o census enumerators some information worth publfcbing,. in regard to population Jfce. in this county and town, but have met with poor success, the government, being very particular in this matter will not allow the boys to enlighten tcven the newspaper men. AAc have the promise-, however, of the total population of thcr county and also of the town of Rerl Cloud, which we will give to our readers soon, perhaps in tliis issue oftlie Chiek. Red Cloud, Neb., July 4th, 1S80. ) EDrroit Chief: In answer to your inquiry concerning the present status of the raalitia company organized at this place, suffice the following general order 2so. 000, to be sufficient for an answer: GKXERAL ORDER XO. 000. To my fellow soldiers and camrads ofvOompany "An, Second Regiment Nebraska Malitia. For the hardships yon wrould have endured and the bravery you would have shown had it been necweary for you-to do so, and for the many hard fought and bloody bat tles you would have won under your gallant commander had he had the courage to fight and the occasion had presented its self for battle, you have my highest congratulations and well wishes. The many long, forced and tedious marches you would have made had the enemy turned his back to us anujnarwiw u.ix t umC wnimwider wouldhave-thought neces- s arj for his fown-personal safty for you to march to 'catch hina, I commend J yqutp all iovers of peace. As the bat- tle y mo longer. tMwd, peace and go fellowship' rens anwf men. Th.MBBof the tiiaet Swpeala ?bfjno wars. that-jOQ oel-ne ger, andlthere i Wfaafecuiieiit -aTT? . py- bravenr tia mTtime of pwrr vou are therefMtt jmnmt M wrthfratataadegiiig ; be mtM towaex Ita qwi, ow r-"--fc- v" - -J . --!' 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LLHLMmBMammBmamBmBBmBmBmamm mTm ' iMMMMMMhMja-lii f T JaC BmBmamBmBmBmBmBmBmBmBmBmBmBmBmBmBmBmBmBmBmBmBmBmam aamBmBmBmBmamBmamm. V' BmBmBmBmBmBmBmBmamBmBmBmBmBmBmBmBmBmBmBmBmBmBmBmamm I ii niiiiiiiiiMicfc.iiiiii . - jajjjjjjjjjjjj. The E4far Revioc tlin cos:pHmnU our well kaown townwaan, Hon. H. & Kaley: Hon. IL S. Kalcy of Tied Cloud de livered the annual Oration, before the Grand Lodge of Mamms. It wm a mas terly effort, replete witli lcautiful :n timen t-clothetl in eloquent language, discovering profound thought and deep research on part of the gifted author. Ae are indebted to the enumerators of Red (.loud precinct, Mcssw. Cha. Gilhani and Mark AVarncr, for the fol lowing statement of the number of in habitants of Red Cloud precinct: That jMjrtion of precinct south of the Republican River 601. Nurth of the River, exclusive of cor poration, 071. Within the corporation of Red Cloud, CS2. Total, 1954. It must be remembered tliat the cor poration does not include the town proper by alnmt 250 inhabitants. Died: July 1st, 1SS0. Mrs. Sopia J. Tulleys, wife of J. A. Tulleys, nscd thirty-four years and eleven "months. It is seldom our duty to publish sad der words than those 'that tell of the death of Mn. Tulleys, the wife of J. A. Tulleys our deservedly popular Count v Clerk. Not so widely known, fillin? a more .quite and retired position in onr social mc. .mtp. iiiueys was noi jiss re spected and beloved than was her hus band. Sin was pre-eminently a woman whose sphere of usefulness is home. One of those who by the grace and sweetness with which they preside over the household make the home life of a man the chief source of his delight and comfort. Perhaiw there was no family in our midst where the husband and children cared less for the pleasures and jovs. that arise from other sources than did this family, where home has now be come a saddened memory and a blighted heart. It is always sad to announce the desolation of a home by death, and it is especially so when the. home life has been the solo object of the care ambition and affection of those who have been bereaved. The entire community has expressed ih sorrow for the loss of Mrs. Tulleys and the sympathy of all gncoutto Mr. Tulleys on his" bereavement. Red Cloi'd, Nebraska, July 4th, 1880.) The annual meeting of the Webster Co. Bible Committee was held in the M. E. church at Red Cloud, Neb., at 11 o'clock a. m. July 4th, A. D. 1SS0. Services opened with singing. Opening prayer by Rev. William McCandlish. Scripture lesson read by Rev. Mc Candlish. Comments. General prayer by Rev. J. M. Prysc. Singing. Rev. AVm. McCandlish now delivered the annual address. Closing prayer by Rev. Bent. Ministers present: Rcv. McCandlish, Pugh, Pryse. Dixon and Bent. The meeting was now called to order, Bro. John P. Bayha presiding. OHicers present: John P. Bayha, President. OHicers absent: C. A Springer, Secretary; I)r Morris, Treasurer. The minutes of the last meeting July 8thf 1871', were read. Bro. Bayha then read the Annual Report of the AVebster Co. Bible Com mittee for the past year ending July 1st, A. I). 1880. Rev. McCandlish suggested that we proceed to organize a Bible Society, to be known as the AA'ebster Co. Bible Society. AVe then proceeded to organize the Bible Society by electing tho following named persons officers for the ensueing year: John P. Bayha, President; John Q. Potter, SecreLtry: Henry Cook, Treas'r. and Depstry. All the ministers in tho county A'icc Prcsidcnts. A collection was taken up and $14.40 subscribed, $8.10 in cash paid in. The funds collected to be used to purchase Bibles and Testaments. Thirty-three persons became members of the Society. Rev. McCandlish then offered a con stitution for the government of Auxil iary Bible Societies to bo adopted by this Society. On motion the Constitution as offer ed, was adopted. On motion adjourned and closed with a Poxology. Services held in the evening, Rev. MeCandlish delivered a very instruc tive discourse, assisted by Revs. Prysc and Pugh. A collection was taken up and included in the previous collec tion. John Q. Potter, Johx P. Bayha, Secretary. - President. A-Tictioii Sale! I the undersigned will sell at Public Auction, to the highest bidder, at mv residence north-cas.t of Cowles, AAelstcr count-, Nebraska, on H eunesdav, Julv 14th, 1SS0, the following dcscribel property to-wit: One span of horses, 1 Dewey harvester, 1 three hone har row, 1 new shoe grain drill, I Hapgood three horse stirring plow, 1 14 inch stirring plow, 1 Patrick breaking plow, 12 inch, 1 sulky cultivator, 1 set double harness, I two "horse wagon, 1 sewing machine. 1 black walnut bedroom set, 1 cook stove, also a lot of hogs and corn, and many other things too num erous to mention. Terms: One year's time will be given on all bilk overj5. Sale will commence at 10 o'clock A. x. ' J. H. REED. vismamr or wuira. ...Open, to both exes. Tall Ten. begins .Sept. 7:ends, Deeembcr 24, AVihtcr Tcnrf begins. Tuesday, Jan. -4, J&Sl: dB;;arcbr 17. Spring Term. bcMoag March 38, and ends Jubo.14 .TerrioXirRXETO-Aix- Board atay be oViMid at- $2. week: The mew. LalSey Hfflraisire pJo4Mantti onwi for Mreety, Iaw.Kwtt- ceaai weel,e;TQOTliyfttfnrt aosot, necMMMia, 4Mm Jk MmeimlCmarnArT allal aWtiT illll- Walalilmatmlaallf J ' - - "' IMUIIVf 111 I IHIW W WK- I S WTI TKAp-HKfllft. 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Tlie following is told to ultow Gai- field's amount of muscle. At Pitts burg Landing one niht in '62, there was a rush for ration by some nwly arrivetl troops. Colonel Morton, com manding the cotnmi.ssary steamers there observed a strong tine looking soldier in an infantry overcoat, present a requisition and snatch up a barrel of j Hour, walking off with it a-? easily su a common person would carry a ham. When the wagon was loaded, the same man stepped up to Col. Morton nnd remarked "I suppose you require a re ceipt for thoe supplies?" "Yes," t-aid the Colonel, as he handed over the usual Man k, "just take this provision return and have it signed by the com manding officer." Can't I sign it!" was the reply. "Oh, no said the affable Colonel Morton, "it requires the signa ture of a commissioned olficer." Then came the remark that Mill remains in the Colonel's memory: "f am a commissioned officer I'm a Brigadier General, and my name is Garfield, of Ohio." A suspicious looking fellow was ar rested recently in Hum Cre-k, who turned out to be a downright walking arsenal. The following is a lit -of articles found in his possessions PN tol 2 British Bulldogs, self-cockers, eal. 41; 1 nickel plated Hood, cal 3S, 1 Remington, cal. 3S; 1 A'tilenn, eal, US; I nickel-plated Hood. cal. 32; 2 Smith it AVesson, cals. 32 and 3$. Pocket knives 1 largo dirk, with spring catch in lack of handle; 1 pearl handle, three blades, and one black handle, with two blades. The value of the eight pistols cannot be less than $100. Inventors employing attornovs fam iliar with practice in the Patent Olliie, rarely fait of securing patents. Kx-. penence ensures success in prosecuting contcbtcd entries atid Mineral Jjuid claims before the General Land Oilice. Long practice gives success in securing pensions. Presbrey it Green. Attornovs, 6(K) Seventh street, Washington. 1. C. have had long experience in all branches of practice before the Departments Parties having business should ad dress them (enclosing stamp) for infor mation. J. Monroe Savior's Gold Medrl Soda and Salcrattts arc manufactured en tirely diilcrent from any other. Its chemical purity rentiers it as harmless as the purest flour, and It I use will strengthen weak stomachs and dyspep tic persons. Use with cream "tartar, it is much better than any other. Trv it. Grocers and Druggists ;H it. Dr. B. J. Kendall, Enosburh Fall. A't., is the inventor of the "Kendall's Spavin Cure" now used with the great est success throughout the Cnited S Lit es for both man and beast 1'ndor hill & Kittredge, Concord, N. II., have cured and removed a bad spavin with Kendall's Spavin Ctire, and this isonlv the experience of thousands wo might mention if we hail space here, and it is also being used now with wonderful success on human flesh as well as for beast. Read the advertisement for Kendall's Spavin Cure. Choice Seward -Bacon, at Perkins it Mitchells. Gillctts AA'ashing Crystal. Save labor and soap. For sale by A. S. Marsh. Headquarters for 4th of Julv goods, S. West's. 45tf at The choicest assortment of canned goods, at S. AA'csfs. 45tf Gold Coin line cut tobacco. The best in the State, at S. West's. 45tf Buy your table butter of A. S. Marsh. Cool "a Ice. (Best in the market.) The choicest and best brand of smok ing tobacco, at S. AVest's. 45tf Crown Jewell Patent flour, can al-wa-s lo bad :it tho store of Chas. E. Putnam. The best flour in the valley. Aurora Baking Powder, warranted to give satisfaction, at S. AVest's. 45tf - Positively the largest and finest as sortment of confections, at 3. AVest's. r or the centime com svrnn ao tc Miner Bros. There is nothing in iho shape of syrup to equal it, in the market. Chas. E. Putnam ha on hand a larjrc stock of canned goods, which the public are invited to call and purchase. Terms reasonable. Miner Bros, have a lares lot of excel lent sugars which were bought before the advance. It will pay you to call on them when in -need of anything in that line. Go to the pormlar crocerv store of Peckins 4c. Mitchell when in need of groceries, ami save money while buy ing the best grade of goods in town. -' Miner Bros have on hand a very large stock of canned goods which the. are anxious to dispose of at a email advance above cost, to make room for their new goods which will arrive in a few days. At the Flour jt Feed store of (Thas. . Putnam you will find a first class stock of groceries, and when in town you should not fail to call on him, rc uinuM n wiu. vc io your interest to do so. tC For groceries -of sail lriaa .yon. will awj wuxruifcreevfo can on Jtiner . They Jure the krres and best agMjetaatacofK of groceries m town, ' W.. Jfc Rob? keeM fe JWt assortment fi Jjatom. fndtL Jaiplet, . Beaches, Meeker" He also km am fci lor . k. '- . j--fc. j BBLBBBBBBr HBBBmmiH BBBaaaaBBBEaaBBBrBBBB' atamaai v mmm-i w - - aaia aaBam -bbbbbv BBBBBBBBBamat maBTBBBaaaBBWBBBW ' aaaaaakavK- ;ar a ' " - w - -a. -a Market Report, crRcrn rr to thr rnjca or occw to rxvfie, UanMMtMtHtitl " Alii 1..4, MMM 3 to A KosherTs ico List. From and after thii da the pnc of fresh And nlt nial. aiiat, fowl Ac . at Mttther meat xnarkt wffl 1? as lollow. PorterlHMM? A Sirloin stotik - p?r pound, 10 eta. Round, Uuuip and hofild?r steak,... M Boiling mrat.. Drivl Bcef,M.......M AllltlOll... ...... ...... Frtrh Pork. Salt IVtk,. . ..... " ftC' i n . Prime iird, Ik'logna Sauugi, wliulwalo" Pork, Turkev.. Dnscd, " (nucben. " Stewart Bros. Hums Stewart llrw. Hams S "6i 4a u L l.'i Sa 10 4i a S 11 10 8 j 10 10 13 Highest eah price jwid for fat cattle and Htultry. Fanner, bringing ?tock to town to Mill, iimy depend on Kttiiie jut as much for it a though we went to their farm to look at it F.J. MOS1IER. Red Cloud, AVednoday, Juno 23, 180. DISSOLTTIOK XOTItt. GrtDK Ri k, Xkh.. ) Juno IStit. 1J80.) Tlie firm of A. Gnrber A- Co.. i this day dissolved by mutual consent, I. W. Crarv retiring. A. Gakmkr. 4Ttl I. V. Crary. CROWN! Xot the Crown f Kings, nor the Crown of Glorv, but the Cr.iun Sewing Machine, the latest and let tuuchine in the market, it will pay yon to call at the Post Office and see it lwfore vou jmrchiL-ief For Sale by M.It. .Mc.Virr. If You Want Bargains Call at Xowbouse's, where you can get white goods, ginghams, shirtings, drej gools, flannels, doeskins, jeans, hosiery, carpets, hambiirgo. toilet .-ets, rucln., tovs, groceries, and a great variotv of otln r good very cheap for cash. Thr-se good will be closed oiii, call early and get bargains, 37tf F. Xkwhoi:. H0UE7 "TO LOAin Money to prove up with on final re ceipt, or on deeded laud at 8 per cenu. iuiiM-ft2 per cent. coiuiu:4?ion. or at straight 10 per cent, no commission. J NO. R. Wm.IjCOT.. Office next door to Chief office. 30tf J. M. Sr.t.t.r.ns, Phjician and Sttr geon. late of Pennsylvania, ih to say to the people of Wcbter county that ho has located in Red Cloud, to engage in a general practice of medi cine. Particular a attention given to surgery, chronic diseases and dise.-ts.es of the eye and car. I have for several years been treating Hernia and Piles, of which 1 perform a radical cure. Will answer nil ! calls night or day Ultice one tloor (l'p-Stairs.)45-tf rout!: of the Bank. J. M. Skllkiis, M. D. Final Proof Notices. Land Office at Illooraincton cb. July 2-1. S0. A'olico 1 hereljy riven that the tollnwinc Jinuied KeMlerha filnl nolico o' hit intention to make flncl proflf in rupnortof hi claim, unit Jccare final rntrr thereof, before Jftinr A. Tul leyi clerk of tbe court f Wbiter eownir Ni. iit the countj teat oa Satnnlr Atrmt th. 15i. vix. John Honrey. hoortrs'I "So. 2X9. for the snutb-wrrt quarur ot'tolwu -I tuwnbip 2 north of ranee 12 wtU and nnnio. the f'tllnwlnr bU wltnecs to proro conlinnous rrtMeuc oix'n and caltivatton nftsid tract, rtu tfptre W. Knight. Jo.eph laiion and John (.' Myer of Inaralo iN'eb. and Etta. It. Jcnei of l(ed Cloud Ncbratka. JuU8aus3 S. W. SWITZEH. RetUtcr. LandOmceatHloomlnnton. Neb. July Cth.lSSO. Notlcfl i hereby ircn ihnt the fotlovlor nameti settler hn AIM notk of hi inter.tinn t make final prtf in rapport of hi eUim. and ftcure final entry thereof, pro-f to be snada be lore Jaa.cs A. Tulley. Hrrk of the Court of VI ebter county, at his office, in U4 Clou J, eb.. on Friday. AaKiut2Tth, IMO. ri John 11. 3!earn. homestead No. 3tn for the E-JjK. W.Jiand W.4 S. .. Ii of rtction Z5 town 3 rane V wat. and natnen the followinr a m witnewes to prove tontinuosi revtdenee upon and cnltiration rt Mid tract. Tit- Wla W. Helli. Lewi D. Well. Jamea R. Allea aad Abram Kctm. all of Cnwle. Xeb. JaljSaui b. W. bWITZKR. Stbter. Laad OSc atBlooninstoB. Neb, Jaaw 14 MM. Notice is hereby alrn taat 'ha Mlowlnc named Mttler hu filed aotice of fail latest ion to make final proof in itjpport of ht elala. and secure final entry thereof, belbra th clerk of coort of Webjter county. Kebr.. at the county seat, on Hatsrday the l.tB ly of Joly. 1J0. rit: Darid Acdervtn. hotne5tead application ntm ber 15nl. for the onth-wnt ,;. Bfc 20. tows 1. ranae II writ, and name the fcllowier asbi witaeaxee. to prore continoom rniJrar aa4 enltiraUon of aaid tract, Ti; John Bentlr. Iard Dlssee. Walter C. Wale aad Fred P. Haramel. all of Red Cloud. Kehr. jaaelTjy)5 8. W. SWITZKR, nejrbter. Laa Office at BloosIactaB. Nab. JttozU. 1W0. Notice 1 hereby firea ttfat tlr followin aaaaed eettler ha Sled ndlcof bU ia'tetioato make ina proof in rapport of hi claim, aad m ears isal entry threif before Jaaea A. Tal leyf clerk of eoart In M"ebter coast, at hit office in Red Cloud Neb., on the 17th day or July 1M0. yi'x: Stephen McCoy. n'd.applicaUoayo.aBTf. for the footh-wett qaarter. tSee. H. ub . rasa J2 wrtUaadnameathe followiaaa hU wltee. to proTe crorJnaoo renideaceoa aad call iratioa offkid tract, tic Simoa Jfc'cy. Nieholaa Yea fen. James Alexander aad Joha MUltr. all of Well p. 0-. Nebraska. innclTjaly 15 t. W . SI TZER. Reakter. LandOffiee at Blonainrfoa Neb. Jaae 8th. 1S). Notjee j htniy airea that the followta aasaed atttler ha fled notice of hti isUatloa to atake fioal proof In npport of hi claim, and eareaaai entry utereoi. before J aee A. Tal ler, clerk of ta ermrt ef f ebtter coasty, at hit effice ta Xei Cfoad. Xeb" ea Friday. Jsly lh. lag. Tic Joka Aadersea. II 'd 5SZ for the acath Kath net K aerUi-eaat f aoaUi-eaat and atarat M aarfaaat tmmrttr aeetion 12 town 1 rasa 12 we aW saaaae I Mlvwl aa htt tritaeeaee to yrvre esatiacaaa residence asasd eaitiralioa oTfaMtraeCTia; Vrmi Ilaaiatel. Darld Dian. Grre Maainiet a4 Wiiliaaa KaxwdU alt of A.ciaai. at. - iaMHf Ij9 8, TT. Evrraaa. Rcawter. taaai 0c al tlttmhtUm KAJm toh.imf. NoBm hereby arrea) aat tk Mfis MaaaaMawiMaaleaflito ratawtaaif aato taal araaf ! navart ef Jtia eJaiar. aa4 eeare faal ea'u tharaaf fcatara Jaaar A.7af leya. alcrfc at Uae ewatt KuWaatrr eafrat kia Se ka Ka4 Ctaad S es ijaaaraay Jy ITtk. w' Wiaam:Cole. S'4 KIL tar tka atajfc-eaat 9cttrtt aaaai TA aaw4 naellarau aad aaci taw Mtama aa kr vitMwal to rere. mmtomtmt jaairai aa aad eMrJ ef 1 taaa. wiat aaai MAmtr. rtrtm Tatti. WmMmmai Mmm WaanvaN af CW- Go to w, ro Staple i Fancy Tl I C BESfT TOBACCO & CIGARS IV TWK A10 Choice Nuts Fruits & Confections Fjh Frnita asrrJ Veil j-4! tri janq pun niuoi 40S noA joyu ai og nxv owto0 ijsro ui tpjo.w aju Aoiji nuj jsnf joj $po'o3'' Anq ui:d iioa ojchjaa sonuuuoD jus isrtj oiJ, " - Tf isiqiuniaijiuospoog iNMOQ 1880. 1880. FARMERS! Wc call your attention attention and Cheapest Stock ot Agricultural Machinery, In the Republican Valley. Years oi experience in the trade, has taiigh the wants of the Farmkrs of this great AGRICULTURAL JSTATB- Convinced that in your Success lies the interest of all, we offer you the best products of Eastern Manufacturers. Drills, Seeders, Corn Plows with Seeder attache ments, Sulky Plows, Stirring and Breaking V Plows, Marsh Harvester, Whitney Marsh Binder, the bust machine in the market, Randolph Header, Newton Wagon," Buggies, and all kind of ip-ajrm MAciii;rsrjEe,:r. , We shall uparo no ellort to aih.tiu e the Irtlttewt of tr UtoitHMft. .XlMbpi a I way k linppy to h w our JuhI'. tJjve it ii val. STABLER, DEISHER & CO. RED CLOUD, - - Nebraska. ATTENTION Arc Ki only in th Full, tun ili! Iimrr to onr I - - - ---. - -wrf TTi-' BJaSSMSTi PEMKIKS WlnVh r.o nrn prcpprciUa foil fit im!.lj Ff-jiiro. Wo are Aotit for tliu OMirnte! f " Kelley Barb Fence Wire. lM- .jm- rtiXTjTDa.fc4ratxwyut W Miicli, for Qtiality and T-t tanU without a BiraJ. 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