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Mimble Six-pence.
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groceries & Corifectioiisries,
Choice Tajt. Coce Su;rar Ac.
White R Mackerel.
reev. Dried an? Cacniid Fruit. The bet To-
bacc&B pnd iim. Flour nnd meal con.-
sitjy pp liaa J. Kq;, Rotter
p.ud Woovi
Taken in Payment.
JSveFjUjinj a-arrantcd to be a represented.
(JJVE.M11CAL'L
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Jst oor north of nigus office.
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CBA, E.. PUOTAH, Prop.
' DEALER IN
FLOTJE. FEED
Corn, McaJ, Braa Cojipcd Feed and.
CrRQCERIES,
Vbit this Bed Cloud Grocery, Fe,od and Pro
?rion Ftorcyrjion you vraRtvufplica for man or
poa.t.
Hilcho'tscArket prlro In cash pnip for prain
A11 kinds .of conntry prodoeo t-xken n cschanhC
or gond. flood; delivered o all parts of town
frto of chare.
store foutn o; i.taa lojr factory,
Red Cloud,
Nebraska.
MooniCalienier,
S-)fiKALEIW IK(
(eneral Mercliandise,
JttJry - Goods, x
groceries,
Boots & hocs,
HATS AMD CAPS,
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Mediciiics.
faints Etc.
GLASSWABK, .QITBEXSWAIIE,
SARDWAEE & UAMESS
I ETC., ETC., ETC,
A full line of everything kept in a gen
'cjrI .store, at tb,e mhvest c.sh 1'KH.k-s.
1 . llespcctfuljj",
4 3ppn & Callender.
r05TLES,
XEpQASKLiV.
ft. JL. BROWN,
(Sncccisor to "W. II. Rcod.)
DEALER IX
parlor, Pedroom
AXD KITCHEN'
.
-FURNITURE,
packets, ghromos,
Pictvre Frames,
, Mattresses, Etc,
CoaniTalww on ban.d spd tntnmed.on short
Botice. Trice aslow a? any in the alley.
aurimc of all kinds done promptly and
V?T Satisfactory.
?aril Bobcs fuvpiche! at roasonabld
" "" " nites.
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je Cm eoostaBpy pn bayd a fall Line of
"AlEis, pOLLARS, SADDLES.
STORE
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Kat ani tfett bonni frclrht traios meet al
Ked CJorfd at lilC.
Trains daily, cxc?tundayf.
A. E. Touiilin. Q. W. Ilolilradee
"GL-B.isatiaaer. Ssptl
EATU SiyiSION, 2, V. B. 2.
Westira0.
STATfOSS EMtward
7 :5
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4:10
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Tn&nt d&Wr excnt Sunday.
O. Vf . Haldkcdcz. A. E. To5JAL:jr.
Sapcrintcadni. Gen'l. Manager.
1 xvz qilferlixmwvtif prxlrjrfil infoi
an iii(lJii)Ue fimrf mil be regularly charges
up each vrcejf uuHl ordered out.
Another rain Jat Tuesday,
liuckcye lowens, for ia.le jby A. A
1'ope,
F. If, Gore will movo his jewelry
shop to the music store.
The Gyinnapcuin hoys wll commence
the erection of their building, soon
Kendall' "Iforse books" for sale at
the Chief otlice, at 25 cents a. piece.
The Key. Geo. 0. Yeiscr pieacha-
next habliath at iinide iJock, st 11 a. m.
Repairs for Unekeyc and "iVood ma
clnncs, kept hv A. A. rope. 4'Jtt
i i (v i i - I
led buffalo, bcaifl
, . r.
A Avwgoti lonil of dri
lil I'HllDftll ItSIU ,11 f,t
mi lasi JNUUiuaj
Xew potatoes are talernbly plenty iJW,mrmn ef-or(
the niarket, but. they are "orlully
dear.
3fr.-s. Zeiss and one of her little girls
were on the ill-fated train last Monday
night,
E. If. Jones, our popular County!
Treasurer willed bust Tuesday and in
flated our currency.
County commissioner May, of the
north part of the county, was in town
the fore part of the week.
We noticed a letter in last Sunday
morning's Journal from the CHiefV
old correspondent, "Betsey."
The last words of the brave engineer
Avhomet his death j&u tlje rail last
Monday night were, "we are gone!"
The Hebron Sentinel has been moved
to Belvidere on the St. Joe B. It., aud
is now called the Belvidere Smtinel.
Mr. G. F. Can is, associate editor of
the Omaha lie? spent an hour very
ple:isantly with us last Sunday evening.Bcar, after tho engine-fell in the
Iii JtrTv 1873. tho Bnn Cloud CniEirBout -Gh1 fo""wd and rested immediaie-lthcir
was started hv C L Mather, in the eel i
lar under what is now Miner Bros,.
store.
Friday the Bed Cloud base ball clu
will go to Oriole, Kansas, to engage the
Sw.cct Home club in a match game of
ball.
IL W. Rdson and E. IT. Foe, two of
the Chief's appreciative readers, o
Cowl es, were among our callers las
Saturday.
A Miss Bradshaw, living with hi
parents on the south side of the rive
was struck by lightning and instant!
killed last Monday.
Mr. John lloscnthal camo near loos
ing his live in his gallant attemit t
resque the party who was drowned, eas
of town last week.
Tliis is the season .of tho vear whe
bald headed nion can deceive the fe
tivc fly hv pajntlng a. spider in a cor
spieuous place on their polished pate?
Sheriff Warren liad quite a chas
over m Jvansas last, wceic, alter a mai
wlio skipped out with mortgaged prop
erty. Tiie skipper gave tlie sheriff the
slip..
Mr. Hudson has comnioncfd to built
another tank which will have a capacity!
of about 150 barrels of water. He
hopes ore long to b in shape torn
sprinkle the streets.
For job printing of all kinds you.
should cajl at tu Chief office, our
facilities for that class of work are un
surpassed in the west and our prices
arc very reasounblc.
M. .E. Church, July IStli, S. S. at 10
a. at. Preaching by the Pastor at 11
A. M., and by llov. J. M. Prvsc at S p.m
Prayer meeting every Thursday eyen
ing. . AH are invited.
Tlie furniture store of James Calvert
lias bceu closed and the goods takeii
away by the creditors. Mr. Calvert
suddenly departed for the west, -and it
is rumored that his family "will soon
follow him.
Tho Marietta (Ohio) Times, a little
i. pr mMuhvA in VPP,. smll
town
v pretensions says: Mrs. Lou
.. . -
V. Park, qf Ianeplii, a settlement
away back somewhere on; Salt Greek,
Neb., ris strawberrying at D. Pat
Adanis', M. B: 3i"
Joe-. Gtrr Iras moveri hssbilliard table
;nnd effects into the building formerly
used sa saloon bv Mr. -Hopper, anq
;Mr.ifQpperhss vaved his barrels anq
LboUlea mtq Joe Carr's building, thev
- ... .
having exchanged property! TJfns is
the testation moved farther- from tiiMmd Win this ?" ? thif
yicinity of qur. composing rooiri,
Society intondsrfvin a rendidon of
rthe drna enWfciAbQYe the-dfout!
onnexi. jLuesaya
i m . ,--'-r . .. . 2:
Wehavo reliable information iovthefc caffed foV Saturday, July 3d, at tnili UT0? Taylor's Gold Medal Soda
ff &$31 we l!a&t
i -m i - --i imiii r n i r rmiA m m a - . m
ih& TtiHWGMA rf whloK a (n Koi. mmiIm ii .'... . - - .'. - i .r.i-,:l
T-;mT --- ,nmmf xy. ki'ii in.ina onininn ntthA.nAAniA.ni thu
for benefit ottKapiscopal Stcttt.is necessary ton
Down to Death!
iSerious Railroad Accident
la 7)! laawr aiJri? ir.
TBDmI
Avwyasnoiw ncciuent cccurroa toilovc to horho became rirM r i I
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the engineer and fireman loat their
lives. On Tuesday morning the pas-
senger train failed o arrive- from the
'west, and ronl reached us tliat there
Shod been a break down, and as the air
tt'aH tilled wjth $11 kinds of rumore re
onling tho affair we was unable (ogct
any' reliable news in regard to the mat-
ter uiU' Tuesday .evening when, wej
)btaincd the following particulars frorfi
the railroad olllcials which, may be re
lied upon as being correct.
Aairain o. 10 wan procceling west
wap on Monday nightr and when it
had reached a point a little beyond
NapOnce in Franklin cgijnty, the engi
ncer discovered a large bodv of water!
on the side of tlm track in a ilmw
where there was onlv a fiinall box cul
vert to allow of tho nassaire of the
water, (there having just been a heavy
rain in that vicinitv) and thinking that
perhaps nil was not safe, he slacked
he icel of his .engine and wa mov
ing at the nite of about 8 miles per
tour, when suddenlyv.ahiwithout :
moments warning tne iracK cave wa
i .... " r
Bunder the engine and it "fell backwards
while the cars behind pushed the ten
der forward closing the two togkthcr
like a j.a.ck knife and crushing the engi
ncer to death between the tender and
the lwilcr head. The engineer diet!
iastantly, but not so with the fireman,
us leg was caught between the tender
and the boilcrhcad and he was held;
irmno. itf iaKJianua3rnigiitwiiercb:.co;iingfor hcrbrotlicr j wamcs,
bore while the escaping steam slowlva
.. . .. . , ,, TT ,. . Inroi
scalded him to death. lie lived anlprol
.ii. ,..--.. .. ..lu-nrm !, ,rvi,n,i ia ,,,.i.,; ii, ,...
hour in this
icariui predicament, all " ' '" "'-" i v
s to extriirate him beineStent of inftns rolulity. The orignui
cmg;
of no avail, lie beiiaed most inleouslv
for his comvads to shoot him and end
his misery, but this they rcfucd to do
The bodies were extricated Tuesday
nm iah.uii i-a&i un a special tram, iiie
engineer, Michael Egan, leaves a'
family m Omaha to mourn his un
timely end. The fireman, John BestJ
was a .single man.
It was at first reported that the'
lengint- had fell throujHi a bridge, but
Ithis w:is not. the case, there was no
bridge, but simply a box culvert whichfsettle on government lands in the Iii-
liad washed out leaving a large holejdian Territory is gaining strength
under the track with onlv a shell of
Hit beneath the rails. Had the lraiubeing started hercv T. D. Craddock, a
been moving at the rate of 20 or 25ilawyer, has received telegrams from
miles per hour, it is the opinion of thelEffingham, Maroa, and other places in
railroad men that the engine wouldSlllinois saying thatS, number of per
havo passed safely over but that theEsons will be here Monday, ready to go
train would have been wrecked. As itfto the Territorv. Advices are nli r..
vv:is, the passenger coaches and
;crs were no! injured. Tlie baggagejfhundrcds of families who have suffered
iy on iojv oi tne engine and tender, l.ut
did not upset. L. Hill, an old scout, who was with
The engine of the passenger frainicapt. Payne last spring, in which the
that pitssed west on Tuesday cvcniugBparty which left Wichita, Kans., hist
was draped m mourning for the dead,1
and the train men wore a solemn and
awe-stricken look.
A KAN DSOWITED,
Agaj! we are callwl upon to ehron
icle one of those sad and solemn events
that under the peculiar circumstances
of -this case, call forth all the pity in'
the human heart for the bereaved and:
penniless ones on the frontier of Kan
as, to whom the news of the death of
hoir stay and support must come like
n thunderbolt.
3Ir. Young, avIio with his family Iivedlelauns before the General Land Ofiiee--
in western Kansas, was forced on ac
count of the drouth in his section, to.
: .1. r -. 1 .! iB
he might maintain Ins family. He
secured employment on the railroad at!
tliis place, and was at work upon one
of the bridges east of town at the time
he met with the mishap that ended i
death. It appears that he and some
of his friends were in bathing, an
being nnablo to swim, was soo
drowned, despite the efforts of thos
present to rescue him, Tlie remain
were recovered and brought to towrr.
ana were snosequeniiy ptacca in a
pine box -and "buried in the Potter'
field
Wo havo been dreading the tlim
henitiyo'ald be necessary for ust
publish a call for the meeting of oui
people to form a county aid society,
but it has at last come. Tlie wolf can
not be kept longer from the door of aj
jjfcreatiBftny citizens of this countv. It
.8 Teportecr to lis that there are whoh
families actually Irving on corn n
something is not done, and'tbai soo J
Khey3rilrstar'e to death. The-meef.
every townshm to be xepreser.
Aisisa Question that concarm the in'J
-.-u.uumecHiuuui oriw uy "evait!i street, Ellington, 1). C. Imvo
gthe20thinst.&Aract.rrAvn-TTCfln in -tm- ..Kvl
Ileal Cloud enjoj-etl a HttJo exdto-
racnt in ihic tray of ah doiwmont Wtl
Sunday. -Th fcot in the ! are
nboytaj follow;. Curt Evan., ouc pf
hedirv-ruen tjf towrn broughe his stf;r
L from AIilU(J Ui keep itwte fyr
him, which duty-ehe lias faithfully pcr
fqrueti for fGayn: time, but vbcu a
young man, Frel Hj'ckwon by ame,
Binncaretl unon the ?caiu mul n..T
.'. " wn.
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o to keeping house for the other fel
low. This did not meet with the ap
proval of tlv brother, and he entered a
solemn protest, but as the mpicl
proves, without avail, for the young
couple, pn luatniHony bent, hired a
conveyance and skipped out to Kansas
where we suppose their dvire w,
pcsdily consummated. L'p to the. time
of tho present writing thev hav not
returned and no wonl )ut been receiv
ed, from them,
Since the above was in tviuj weleam
that the runaway couple stopped in this
bounty, south of the river, and that
Judge Villcox went over and unitod
theni as man and wife.
Select School taught in th old school
building. Commenced Julv J2th. to
ast six weeks. Terms: $1.00 per
montty primary scholars, $1.2i for in
termediato. Would ncctfully solicit
the patronage of my friends.
An'N'a Ikysk, Teacher
is out tnat .uothcr bhtptons
ihccy is the cresition often London
tor of the prophecy said h was written
in 1S41 in a London tap room. He
further says that Christians iu all parts
of the world regard il as a wonderful
prophecy, am? that one church (the
Advcntists) is founded upon it. The
reason there has never been anything
said about its origin before is, that the
entered into a solemn
compact never to divulge until IS80.
Lincoln Journal.
Sr. Locis, July 10. The scheme to
Iiliiilv . nnrl'miiin n Lnnm in 5fa n,,.... ;...
tun
dice;
wags
tent
tore
passcn-lccivcd from Western Kansas . that
wash-Efrom drouth in that country are on
way to Oklahoma.
A letter has been, received from II.
Monday, arrived safely at their old
headquarter and found corn and vege
tables planted in the spring in fine con-
llition. Jack Butler, a scout from
Fexas, was found there, and he stated
hat a thousand men from Texas would
)0 in the Territory in ten days. Hill
vrotefrom Arkansas Citv, at which
mint he telegraphed to. numerous
laities along the Atchison, Topeka &
mta Fe Ibulroad to push on at once.
ftrjnoks as though the invasion of the
erritory would be formidable, and
lit if the military are instructed to
ject the intruders, there will be a con-
ict.
Tiumber, laths, lime, shingles, cement.
hair, plastor, building paper, doors,
windows, blinds, mouldings and every-
fciung else usualv kept m a lumber
ram. for sale cheap at the Chicago
Lumber Yard, Red. Cloud, Xeb. 4'Jtf
A Uew Hearse.
In connection with mv undertaking
business I have added a line hearse,
which will be used when desired, in
this and adjoining towns, at reasonable
rates. 4f-tt G. A. Brown.
Inventors employing attorneys fam-
lhar with practice in the Patent Office,
. .. - . .
rarely fail of securing patents, fcx
pcncncc ensures success in prosecuting
k-nmrslml Mitrirs sinn Alnipml IjiiuI
Lohg practice gives succe
m securing
pensions.
Ajtraivy u. "itT.li, .iihiih:vs. w.r
had long experience in all branches of
practice before the Departments
ranies navmg uusmess snoiuu at
Ircss them (enclosing stamp) for infor
mation.
TOIVZ3SITT OP ITSBSASKa.
Open
to both sexes
Fall Term
"- -' w.". -ww....-.. .i.
jmiii sotiT t- run I menm mr j
4.
4,
vinter lerm begins luesdav, Jan
I1SS1: ends, Mirch 17 boring 'lerm
eghis March 28, and ends June 14.
Tbthox free to all. Board may Ie
obtained at $2 a week. The new
Ladies' Hall ftimishes pleasant rooms
for seventy .ladies, ltent aO cents a
yeek; each roorq being furnislied with
tfiror-fi flrwr.t lwvlffnr! j'liiiirs t.-ililr
l'ood-box: and waslistand: ladies pro-
Inding tlieir own beds- and bedding.
A Musical Conservatory has been
stablished, which will open with the-
Term, 'i union $30 a vear. i.le-
imentary Vocal Class free to all.
- For catalogues and circulars gmng
It farther information, send to
E. B. Fairfield,
47-3t Chancellor.
Lincoln, Neb., June 22, 1880,
fe;
He is tlie happiest who does the most
? jnake others happv. The inventor"
inis.saying tht the use of the- Gold
tteqal cannot fail to make a happv
loutehohL Our better half savs she
riQtfearofour ever frowmng as
as she ,cn tret the genuine J.
Eomoe Taylor's, We sav snecesa to
ho inventory and if everybody- knew
ow gooaix is, no oiner wouitt caused,
.'good many of our JMerchaats have
L. Their depot is 112, liberty Stree
;
Vfaat-SrrxOtTjStr. ,
The G'ht4 -wy that the doctor arc
Vcit li.y iu JUcwuninxfon.
Frinklin eotuity t dt-nntiwinj tJjo
fcasibiliiy.of orgawing maliu'a com
pany.
Tle Gaunt says that the rivTdt OxsA
point i higher tlian was ever known
lefore.
The Bloomington Anjn ba ch4ngrl
kamls. 3Ir. J. G. V, HiUiobraud a
Mimcs contrtJ.
The approaches to tlw lrid acros.
Uie river at Superior u ere dnruag by
the ecent Hood'.
Tlie celebration at Superior on the
H was well attcudnl atul L ?ajd to
have been a -uccen.
0mll is the name of another new
pftolUce in the Driftwood Valley, it is
iu 1 1 itch tock comity.
TUv ( iipjrt a small (taper pnML-lied
for a short titue at CuHKJrtMn, IJitcli
cock county, has stpended,
Tlie Valley tnlitors, or a onion of
them, met at Orleans la--t Monday and
organized an editorial rwx'iation.
A man by the name of Jus Uurg
was drowned while attempting to cro.
Muddy creek in Furna county on a
raft.
The Harvest Home Association wi)f
meet at Uloomington m..xt Saturday.
They will hold a festival sometime dur
ing the fall.
The Uiverton tiiyf? .-ays that late
census returns give Franklin countv a
population of
5,219, and Webter
county 0,240.
It Ls reiorttnl that 3-1 htes and
mules have been .stolen in Furnas
county within the iast five weeks, and
loiM! of them have been recoveretb
The recent heavy rains, savs the
uckolls Co., Ilrrntd, have done much
image to bridges and the railroad
track, in the southeast part of tltat
county.
A Mi-s. Chitwood living in Macon
precinct, Franklin county, recently
gave birth to tlirce 5lb girl babies. The
father survived. The Bepuhliean
valley beats the world.
The Bloomington (hmrd h:is a wom
an's department, presided over by the
"better half" of the editor of tliat paper.
She does all the work on that depart
ment of the paper, including the sel
ling type.
J. Q. Potter ha leenapKiiutcd agent
of the American Sunday School Union,
to succeed X. I), llillis, who resigned.
Mr. Potter is the right man for the
position, and will continue the good
work commenced by Mr. llillis.
During a recent storm the lightning
struck the dwelling house of Hon. It.
X. SimOnton, of Xuekolls county, and
passing down the stove pipe knocked
Mrs. Sinionton i-enseless, she soon re
covered from flu shock, however, and
fortunately escaped any serious injury.
We notice in travelling over the
county that corn is thin upon the
ground in most fields, so much of it not
coming np, owing to the dry weather
following the planting. l?ut what there
w, and there is a great ileal, never
looked more promising, and is shooting
right ahead. llhvrlnn Eagle-.
We hear that the mill dams at and
above Rivcrton, about Kirwin, Orleans
and Prairie Dog, five iu all, are all
washed out. The Xaponee mills are
running day and night, and has had no
trouble, nor been in any danger. Tis
true that we luive one of the best mills,
and the best power in the valley.
Xaponee Banner.
Wood light mower, for sale bv A. A.
Pope. 4'Jtf
Cheaper than ever. Lumltcr at the
Chicago Yard.
Gilletts Washing Crystal. Save lalor
and soap. For sale by A. S. Marsh.
Headquarters for 4th tf Julv goods
atS. West's. 45tf
The choicest assortment of canned
goods, at S. West s. 45t f
Gobi Coin fine cut tolwicco. The best
in the State, at S. West's. 4Stf
Buy your table butter of A. S. Marsh.
Cool as Ice. (Best in the market.)
The choicest and best brand of smok
ing tobacco, at S. West's. 45tf
Crown Jewell Patent flour, can al
ways be had at the store of Cluis. K.
Putnam. The best flour in the valley.
Aurora Baking Fowder, warranted
to give satisfaction, at S. West's. 45tf
Po-dtively the largest and finest as
sortment of confections, at S. West's.
For the genuine corn syrup go to
Miner Bros. There i notliing in the
shape of syrup to equal it, in the
market.
If you can't come yourself! send us
your bills by mail ami let us convince
you that we are selling lumber cWkper
than any other concern iu the valley.
PlattA Frees.
Chas. E. Putnam has on hand a large
stock of chinned goods, which the public
arc invited to call and purchase. Terms
reasonable.
Miner Bros-, have a large lot of excel
lent sugars which were bought before
the advance. It will pay you to call
on them when iu need of anything in
that line.
Miner Bros, liave on hand a very
large stock of canned goods which they
sure anxious to dispose of at a small
advance above cost, to make room for
their new goods which will arrive in a
few days.
Save money by buying lumber at the
Chicago Yard, lied Cioud, Xeb., where
is kept the largest stock av the lowest
prices of an v place in the Republican
Vallev.
At the Flour &. Feed store of Chas.
E- Putnam you will find a first .class
stock of groceries, and when in -'town
you sliould not fail to call on him, re
member it will be to your interest to
do so. tf
for groceries of all kinds you will
find it to your intaret to call on Miner
Bros. Tliey have the largest and bent
selected stock of groceries in town,
"V7. JB. Iioby keeps a full ertmnt
rf mM.Av Wtttff TM-Jif ruwinlifu
y &-" .-",-a. . !'!""" J"-"'
STtTi
ntickleberricft. hLickbernfis ami rher-'u
ries. He also keeps on band and for
eneirpotxtps;;abbage3ic, 1
it
cnemrss trfvTQ thk hob or soma
Xoshers Price -List
" From ad fU.r thin date Ilia pric of
frtsh ailjh meat. auiaRre, fv
xc . at Jtumr iihvai ianr:vi. win & i
jif follows r
IV)rtcrhowe & rtrhdn
elcak...-... .i?er pouud,1 JO t
Kotjad. Bump ana
Shoulder steak,...
Biling matM..M
itvl Bvf.w -...
"-t 7
4i &
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! lift
Mutton....
Fn-h Pork..
Salt Pork,
Bacoti.MMM
M.
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Prime l-tn!,............. 4
Beloicna Amnp,....VM
uholcsaht -Jrk.
Turkey-, Drfd,
Oiiehns, "
Stewart Brtv, Hams
toarc Hro. Ham.
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HiglM'st int,h prici jvaiil Atrfat rattW
and (Mttiltry Farmers brinfit trjt.k
o town o sll, may dottd on gtuin
jtut as tench ftr it n thotigb we wwtt
to their firm to lk i u
F J MOS'IKl.
Itetl Cloud, WedneMlav. June ''J. I3a".
nssemixo:;
Gum: KtwK, Xwt..
June listh, 1S. j
Tlie firm of A. UiirlM-r.V Co.. tbi
day dissolved by mutual sjn-rHt. I. W
Crurv rciiring. A. Gauiii-k.
47H I V C'mry.
CEOAVX!
Xrt the Crown of Kings nor the
Crown of Glorv, but the Cmwn Sewing
Machine, the httst and bt luaebiiies
in the market, it will pay you to mil at
the Post-Otllcf- and st it before yon
purch;isei For Sab by M. B. Mt'XtTT.
i
If Yon Want Bargains
Call at Xewhouse's, where you can get
white g(KxLs ginghains, sldrtings. drv
goxb, tbnnels, dosskiis jean, luiery,
carpets, hamburg. toilet-et. niche's
fovs, groceries, and a great v.trietv oi
other goods very cheap for cash. Tlie.e
gods will b (-lljt.it 1 (ut, call early and
get bargains 37tf F XlA I'lot'si.
MQgE7T0"L(Ag!
Money to prove un with on final m
ceipt, or on deetled land at s per cent.,
anuJ-C per. cent, commk-ion. or at
straight 10 j)er cent, no -oinmivion.
J.vo. It. Wruiv.
Office next door to Chief utfbe. .TOlf
J. M. Si:lli:us, I'hysieinn and Sur
geon, late of Pennsylvania, wihe n
siiy to the people of Welirttcr county
that he has located iu b'cd Cloud, to
ctigag( in a general praetiee of miili
cine. Iiirticuiar attention given to
surgery, chronic discuses and di-eas(s
of the eye ami ear. 1 have fur pevural
yeais btfii tretttiug Hcrum anl Tiles,
of which I perform a radical eure.
Will answer all calls night or day.
Office one door south of the Rink,
(I'p-Stairs.) 4.-tf J. M. Ski.i.kils M. l.
SSTBA7 1I07IC2.
Taken up br the undersigned on bis
enclosed lands in Walnut pminet.
Webster county. Xeb.. on the L'ftth day
of June, A. D. I8M). A light red teer
about nine months old nitb n white
spot on the forehead and white belly
with red spots, and has a white .tiot
above each foot. Half f his tail ii
white and th other half is red.
AnsrsT PiKitsTorr.
July lutli, A. I). 1W0.
Final Proof Notices.
Land Office nt Rloommictofi Sh. July M. lMii.
A"ic 1 lurcbr jlren that tie) ollowini
nnu-l mler l.w filott notieR nf tin intention
to make final proof in nirrt of hi" claim, eri'l
secure final entry thercnt. Lffure Jimr A. Tul
Iy clerk of the aiurt of WeUter can!r Sri.
t ihcmtyM'atfo Saturday August ?tb.Ii'a
vix.
Jobn HarTey. hntotAteml N"k Sid. fr tli
imtk-wcct ouurtiT -f rct'nn t tovrn.hip 2 aorlli
of ranjre 12 xert. anI namcr the followinc m bit
witcewes t prove cintinuonn nfiienc? upn
nml cultiralioH ffi-l tract, rli.- ftrit
Kaitht. Joseph DariJiton aoil Jhn t. Mcytr
of Inarale Neb. and Kzra II. Jean of ho J
Cloud Nehrajka.
juIySautf . W. S WITZKR. Rcfr.
LaodOSreatrtloominrton. Keb.July 6th. l60k
Notice ii hereby eirrn that the fultowinf
named settler ha file-1 notice of hu tDtention t
make final proof in upwrt of hi rfarm. and
r ecure final entry the rrof. pf f to be ina.Ii be
tor Jaae A. 1ulley. llrrk f tie Crt of
Webcr connty. at lit office-. In HeJ Cloud.
Neb., on Friday. Anut Z7th. !?. vin
John Il.eam. Immetead N. 377 far th
E. Ii S W.j; and W. Vt S. E. ' , of aection 2S
town 3 nnzc 9 west, and oame the following aa
his witneetoproTe eontinnon? rcfidrnrewpAa
and cultivation nf Mid tract. Tit; Kliaj W.
WeIJ. LewL D. Well. Junin R. Allen art
ALrara Keevcs. aU of Clc. N4.
juljKauirS S. W. aWIT.KB. Ret ii ter.
Land Office at Monmintton. Neb., Jane 14. lir.
Notic hereV itiren that the lolloxhv
naiceJ fettler ha filed noti-e of hi inteMJoo t
make final proof in upjort ofbi" eVaim. aod j
.cenre final entry thereof. Uforr the clerk of
coaztcf Webster county. Xebr., at tb eoasty
cat. on Satordiy the 17th day of July. 1V0. riii '
Davi-J An1eron. tiooietea4 apMication na-n-
ber VM. for the MnUY-irfr: 'i. i5'- 2W. town 1. j
range ii w, ana njicr me ruiiowinK a ni
witntwf. to nroTfs rontinaons ridcnr an4
raitiratio of W trart. Tin John Bpilf.
larid l)bs. Walter C. Wi and Fred 1).
Humnte). all of RoJ Ooad. NVbr
janelTjuylS S. W. 5WITZER. RrIUr.
Land (MTjc at BJaotnincton.XeK Jane II, 1.W,
5tif i herl?y cires ths the foIUnria;
named etUrrhJ.!d notice oJbw iweJin to
make final proof in ropport of bo elahn.aedta
roM Gnal entrr thereof Iwrfore Jamef .V.TsI-
Iey clerk ecart in WthilK i-'WJty. at hia '
oSce io- ReI Cloud Stb., on tke 17th day of j
Jnly I8a0. tic
Stepbea McCoy. HM. ap?Ittion No. 20(73. for
the 9Ut-etqaarter. rec.23.tova 4. rane 12
west, and naa:e? tie folIoKiscas bvitses.
to prore eontinooar residtaeeoa sndraltira'ion
of aaid tract, ris: Sitaoa Xcf'T. Nicholas Ta-
en. James Alexander and Jobn illlitr. all of
Wei! P. O.. - ebruka.
junclTJaljla S. W. SITZER. ?,i.!f.
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LasiiOfecai Rfooaicrtea Neb. Jaoe Sth. 1S-0.
Hotfee i hereby c-tcd that ths fGlIoirisr !
named MtUer na filed BetWofhb ictestwa U f
JSSSSAt
reys, rferk f t
bia cBe u
ISta. IS. Yia:
iaBdaond.2.Vo--c. Friday. .W J
Jo
at
John AnJerfon. Il'd 2T32 for the cataKott
4 north-eafl aoarter cfinn 1" ttttxa 1 ns If
ui;'4 flviM-ra? FtniiT3H'i aas Fwufn i
wm a.axt niaM tfe. fattovrtfif. KJ nfiMiH !
te prore eonUassa retideaee osad caTriratlss
of Mid tract. Ttt. rrm Mcet&sel. Darid View.
UMrreiiaasaaci aad WUItam Maxwell, all
Red Clend. Xeb.
jaaelOjurjS 8. VT. Zitnz. RedeUr.
- JCCTICS 70 I2AC2S1S.
2Ttieekrer circs. tBAtTvfll '
alin9BwsaVaWir t efar theaaTe
cm4i4wtt ,li imAki of the vizrj K
eBea ekols f Webttcr ca. ,
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Ancj uuo uoa DJOti sonuuuoo jus isn J
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INMOO
farmers;
1880
Wc call your attention to Jmc Ltrgcstf
and Chcapcsttock of .,
AGRICULTUBAL
In tyUopublican mlley.
Ycar.s of cxvftrncc in the trade, has tautrjn m
die wanfefof the Farmkrs olihis great
AC5IO CULTURAL STTE.
Convincpcrd that in your Success liethe interct
ofrdl, we offer you the best products of
' Eastern Manufacturers. r
I Drills, Seeders, Corn Plows with Seeder aptfeah-
ments, Sulky Plows, Stirring and Breaking
Plows, Marsh Harvester, TL
Whitney Marsh Binder, the bkst rmichhicilthe
market, Randolph Header, Newton Wajfon
Buggies, and all kind of k
. FARM MAOPIIISrEBTr W
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v suaii spare no otiorit io aiiam C
always Iuipiy tosb-nv
STABLER, DEISHER d. CO.
RED CLOUD, - - Nebraska.
ATTENTION
Aro ika nlv iu the
Field, but at the
Huyor to our
Wliieh ro are prejrml to vll at
fr the (Vichr.itnJ
Kelley Barb
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