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Moon i Callender,
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General Herchandise,
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Groceries,
Bco(n A Shoes.
HATS AND CAPS,
Drug", MediciiieM,
Oils Varnishes,
Paints "Etc.
CI.AftSWARE, QUEENSWARE,
HARDWARE & HARNESS
ETC., ETC., ETC.
A iii'il 1'mc of cvcrviliiiiR J"5!'1 " ftRen"
crtil autre, M the urtV&T CASH nucis.
Ripectfully,
Moon & Callender.
COWLES.
NEBRASKA.
CITY
Sim? ID SSST
A. I-awlerbacIi. Propr,
IMUMK IX AM. KISIW OK
CiNXEI) GOOD?, FRUITS. XLTS.
COXFKCTIOXKRY, ETC.
FEISH BREAD, TIES, CASES, Every Kooa.
Warm .Meal at H hours, '2$ c&nls.
Fresh Ow-tcw always on hand. Web
ster Street, me din.r vuth of
Knlcv H"ioa. uWwis.
RED ci.oi;d.
XKRRAPKA.
J7-9
DE SHERER,
Proprietor of the
City Drug Store.
AND DIALM IK
Drugs? Medicines.
Paints- Oils
and Varnishes,
A full supply of
LAMPS. LAMP SHADES. WICKS,
COMIIS BRUSHES AC.
Tatronapc elicited and diankfally received.
f-Prescription? carefully compoundd"it3
One door south of Gather's stoic,
RED CLOUD, NEB.
Nimble Six-pence.
G. W. Dow,
-DEALER IK-
Groceries & Confectioneries,
Choice Tout. Coffee Suirar Ac.
White fish & Mackerel.
ilree. Dried aod Canned Fruit. The bet To
bacco and Cigars Flour and meal con-
sauUy on band. Kkcs, Butter
aud Woo i
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Taken in Payment.
i:cryihing warranted to be a reprcssnted.
01 VK MB A CALL
:.tl I will do Tou good.
lit door north of arsus cEce.
Red Cloud, - Neb.
Flour & Feed
STORE,
CHAS. E. PUTNAM, Prop.
DEALER IN
FLOUR. FEED
Cora. Meal. Bran Chopped Feed an J
GROCERIES,
Viit the Red CImid Grocery. Feed and Tr
Ttti.m store when you want EU.plics lor man or
beal.
H?rhct market price in cnrii pan1 for uram
All kind ofrnuntrr produce taken u cxchanX
for oJ.. (iuodi delivered to all pnrti if tuwn
trc -jf charso.
St..re outb of Kccd's I'loar Kjciory,
Ked Cloud,
Nebraska.
6. A. BROWN,
(5Bocsorto V. II. Hed.)
-DEALER IX
Parlor, Bedroom
AND KITCHEN"
FURNITURE,
Brackets, Chromos,
Pictjjke Frames,
Mattresses, Etc.
C fi- always on hand and trimmed on (hort
notice. Trice us low a any in tho alley.
Bt-paiiin: of all kinds dono protapily and
Stifccuiry.
l.arial Robes furnished 'at reasonable
rates
KD CLOUD, - - - XEB.
Harness Shop,
DT
J. L. MILLER.
'Kjreps eonttantly on hand a fell Line of
"HARNESS, COLLARS, SADDLES,
' HORSE-BLAXKETS,
,VHIPS, COMBS, BRUSHES..
"HARNESS OIL,
And cverythins: usually kept in a first
' " clas-shop.
TKODpOCS NOKTII OK THE BASK. s
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THE CHIEF.
LOCAL MATTERS.
R. V- R- R Time Talile
Tkinr effect Sunday. Oct. 17. 160.
Eailirard I'atfena-er Ice. fi :." a a.
arriTCK .7 -"'-' p.
Fmttht 1c t -5 ; p. m.
Weatward .dceom- lctu . ?:W.
' arrive ..... 5 v P- w-
EASTEHN DIVISION.
Eastward ceom. 1rTr.... ..3:?0a. tn
" arrive! ttjWp.tn.
Trains daily except Sunday
U. W. II i.nri.cr. A. E. TnczaLt.
Sujicrintindtnt. Uen'l. Manager.
' .Miner Bro. sell Superior flour.
Putnam pells flour superior to
Superior flour.
Apples by the barrel, at Miner Bro.
For cheap hat, call at Mrs, Fowler's.
Live hogs are .worth from $3.40 to
$3.60.
Mr. Ed. Edson, of Cowles, we under
stand, i-- dangerously ill.
The Boys' Home has a new Buh, just
received from Reatrice. It a a good one.
Ilohy is gelling prime cigars. 10 rt.
cigars "for 5 ets., two j cts. for a nickel.
Seven new Milr-orihcrs enrolled their
names on our subscription books last
week.
A hope is expressed by some that the
coldest pars of the winter is past. We
fear not.
EVERYBODY.
Come and sec what we can show you
in the line of Christmas Goods.
Besley fc Pkhkins.
M. R. Bntlv w-jnt to Iowa, on busi
ness, last Monday. He will return in
about ten days.
We hear fliat Mr. Geo. Coon, one of
the Chief readers, had his feet badly
frozen at Silver Clill',. Colorado, last
week.
The Valley House has again changed
hands, Mr. Winton, a former proprie
tor, took charge of the property again
I tst Mondav.
PARENTS'.
Make home and the little ones
happy, by buying their holiday gifts
both usciul aiid pleasing, of
Ki.sli;y it Perkins.
Large bottles, good medicine, is the
reputation of Dr. Marshall's Lung
Svrup. It cures coughs and colds
quickly. The price is only L'5 cents
and 50 cents a bottle.
Select your holiday presents from
the tock of those dealers who advertise
in the Chief, and you will get your
money's worth.
TOYS! TOY'S!! TOYS!!!
Beslev & Perkins -have a complete
assortment of Tovs and Christmas
Goods. Come and see them.
Mr. Ed. Perkins and wife left for
Chicago last Saturday morning, having
been called there by the sudden death
of Mrs. Perkin-j' only shier.
"Standing w the platform, waiting
for the ears." one wintry night, was
how he caught a severe cold. One
bottle of Dr. Marshall's Lung Syrup
cured him..
BOYS AND GIRLS.
AVc ofier you an immense variety of
Toys, Skates and Christmas Goods,
from which to select your holiday gifts.
Call and see tlivm.
ScsLEr t Perkins.
From a communication that came in
too late for publication last week we
learn that a eouple of panthers have
been seen on Elm Crock, near Squire
Haney's place.
FINA&PBOOFS.
Farmers -who contemplate proving
up on their claims will learn something
to their advantage by calling at the
Red Cloud Chief office. tf
If you are thinking of building a
house, a barn, a fence, a cor.icrib or
anything else, don't fail to go to -the
Chicago Lumber Yard before you buy
lumber and get prices and examine
quality. Mtf
We call attention to the advertise
ment of Lippincott's Magazine In. this
paper. If any of our readers desiro a
first class Magazine they 'will do well t
to send for Lippincott's.
The quarterly meeting of the "Web
ster Co. Christian Co-operation, will be
held at Amboy, December 25 and 29,"
beginning Saturday, at 1 o'clock r. m.
A cordial invitation is extended to- all.
Theo. Johnson,
Co. Evangelist.
It is generally conceded that A.
Lauterbach makes the bestbread co-be
found in town, and the secret of his
success in the bread making line lies in
the fact that ha-uses-the superior Hour,
which is the best Hour made, and is
for sale only at Miner Bros. Call" and
get a eaclc and be convinced.
The Chief does not reaciv some of
its readers as early this week as usual,
owing to the fact that the publication
was delayed somewhat, waiting lor
legal matter that failed to come to
hand.
Wo design moving our family to our
farm in Jefferson county this week,
and return and devote our whole time
to protracted meetings in the county
for the next two mouths, when our en
gagement with the county will be met.
Theo. Johnson.
Miss Vira MunsH, who has been a
faithful assistant in the postofllcc- at
this place for thVlast-two-years- has re
tired to Lake-arrest and' a holiday,, her
place being filled, by Sammy Metcalf.
She will probably return, to-the post of
duty in the spring-
A gentleman whose honvis at Red
Cloud w:w lately at Sidney, and. had
the misfortune to walk into a deserted
well near the railroad track sit that
place. His left leg was broken.
Suienor Gunk.
Who Is tho gentleman from Red
Cloud that met with this misfortune,
speak up'and let us know?
Therepcalofrtio law requiring the
publication, of the delinquent tax list
wa6 only on of- the maney outrages
perpetrated uponrthe'picss and people
of the stateby tlie Itwt JegUdaturu. We
hope that the precept legislature will
see that some of those wrongs are
righted and taUaiamunber of the sense-H
less and unjoK Jaws passea oy ino iasc
lezislaturc are stnekenfrom the statute
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LOOSHZfiS!
All new uhcriben! who pay a year
in advance, and all old subscribers who
pay ti; arrearage ami a year in ad
vance, between now and Jan. 1ft, will
receive credit tip to Jan. 1ft, 1S52. You
will thus get the paper over a month
free. Call in at unco and avail yottr-
beheu of this olfer.
Some of our exchanges are urging
Hon. II. S. Kaley for sjcaker of the
house of representatives. We would
be pleased to see true "mcirit thu
honored, and the claim- of the south
wcstcrn.portion of the state thus reco
gnized, yet we can hardly hope for uch
a boom. There is another position,
pet haps with lt-ss honor but nearly or
quite equal importance, for which Mr.
Kaley, by virtue of his legal ability, is
preeminently qualified, and that is the
chairmanship of the Judiciary Com
mittee, by which he would be "speaker '
pro tern," in the absence of the speaker,
and would be in po-ition to be the legal
light of the body, and where hi voice
could be heard on all important
quecrions. Xuponrc IJanncr.
The annual meeting of the W. C. T.
l, was held at Mrs. Levi Moore's, on
Friday last, and the following officers
elected for the en3uingr year.
Presidents': Mrs. George Bent, Mrs.
R. D. Jonas Mrs. C. L. West.
Vice-Presidents: Mrs. S. Perkins,
Mrs. W. B. Roby, Mrs. Ed. Kellogg,
Mrs. S. Micks.
Secretary: Mrs. E. B. Warner.
Treasurer: Mrs. F. S. Sherwood.
In reviewing the work of this society
for the past year, its members feel that
though they have not accomplished all
they could have wished, yet they have
great reason for encouragement. We
commenced with but few, our members
have increased', the interest has also
increased, and there seems to be a de
termination on the part of the mem
bers to work while there is work to be
done, to drive the monster intemper
ence from our land.
Mrs. E. B. Warner, Sec'y.
Ixavale, Nov. 27, 18S0.
Editor Chief: I had the pleasure
of being present this evening at a meet
ing of the Farmer's Clitb of this place,
and in the absence of their secretary, I
was requested to act in his stead. Not
withstanding the unplcsantness of the
weather there was a very good turn
out. Judging from appearances the
procuring of a cheese factory seemed
to engross their attention more, than
any tiling cle, but the committees not
being prepared to report, the further
consideration was postponed until their
next meeting when deflinite action is
expected to be taken.
The subject for debate before the
club was then taken up.
"Itcsohxd, that the raising of beef is
more profitable than the making of
cheese." The discussion .was entered
into very heartily by the members of
the club, many strong arguments were
made on both sides, and the thrusts of
tho difcrent opponents often causing
much merimeuL Treasurer Jones, of
Red Cloud, being present, was loudly
called for and responded in a very able
manner, taking strong grounds in favor
of the manufacture of cheese, throwing
out many useful hints which were- well
received. On vote of the club it was
decided by a large majority in favor of
the making of cheese. Tho meeting
then adjourned to meet on Saturday
evening, December 11, 1880.
It. S Secretary.
rEAGESBS' ASSOCIATION,
Proceedings of ths Ueeting Saturday.
The Webster County Teachers' Asso
cintion met in Red Cloud, Nov. 27th,
1SS0. The following persons being
present: Messrs. A. A. Pope, A. L.
Funk, C. W. Springer, Fred Chaffee, J.
C Otis and John Makenson, Mrs. A.
!H. R. Dixon and Misses Ella Putnam,
rJcnnio Prysc, Victoria Morton and E.
W. C. Haw ley.
The association was called to order
at 11:30 a. M., Prof. "Funk elected chair
man pro tan, and an hour devoted to
general remarks upon different sub
jects relating to teacher's work; school
government was a topic which elicited
some excellent suggestions. The
teachers rook a recess of an hour, and
again met at 1:30 when they proceeded
.to-the fulfillment of the regular pro
gram. Mr. Springer favored the association
vritri an address upon "Theory and
Practice of Teaching," taking the de
partment of class work as his special
theme, ho- made a concise sketch of
points which should- receive the most
careful attention in the plan of such
work.
Mr. Chaffee followed witli arr address
on "Geography." The gentleman has
a elcar idea of his subject, he believes
in beginning with the solar system as
a whole then, taking the earth as a
planet, dividing and sub-dividing.
Thisplan led tothe presentation of an
.opposite one and a discussion followed,
both ideas, however, seemed to find
favor- Th clearness of Mr. Chaffee's
blackboannilustrationsrwas justly complimented-
The consideration of the subject
"Grammer in our Schools" iras opened
Mr. Otis who-made some very appropriate-remarks
after -which' nearly all
present took part ih the discussion.
Mrs:- Dixon followed with,- "Primary
Teaching," speaking, particularly of
primary -work in arithmetic, the lady
evidently processes, two of the principal
requisites of a primary teacher,, vizr
originality and tact.
Mr. Mekenson. closed th program
by an address on. ''Ungraded Schools"
presenting- some strong arguments ia
favor of schools of that order:-
Throughout the session, the teacKors
manifested an unusual interest and
readiness to take part iu the exercises
and" dianereed with the feelihti that
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mis meeuu& oi wo aaeociauua hj
been a succeis..
caocssorass fsocixs&qs.
Nov. 23d, ISiO.
Board met pursuant to call. All
present.
50 mills levied on the original terri
tory ofS. I). No. II.
The following otlicial bonds approved:
J. Stocks, J. P. Elm Creek.
E. Peters. Assessor, Guide Rock.
Chat. BtiJ-chow, " Potwlam.
D. M. Franci-, M Elm Creek.
M. C. Jackson, " Pleu-aut Hill.
A. Saltuicn, overs'r of hi'ys il.D. No. '2
E. T. Fearn,
.M.M.Morgan, "
L. J. Poole,
F. Houchin,
A. Pierstofi;
L. L. Anjer, '
F.llorrocks,
A. L. Reed,
C. Craw,
E. W. Wells, "
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c. Teachw'orth,
J II. Chnc, constable, Red Cloud.
Road District No 20, formed from Si.
R. D. 14, Fred KTckapp, overseer.
Hie following accounts were allowed:
J. A. Tulleys, making tax list, $ 343 4u
A. J. Kenney. printiuir.
Judges of Election, Nov.
Clerks of Election, "
Giand Jury, Nov. Term,
Petit ' "
J. A. Tulleys court fees itc.,
Comr's. of Insanity,
J. W. Warren, Sheriffs fees,
M. L. Thomas, printing,
Acc't of A. Kaley, J. P.,
Mosler Safe it Lock Company,
vault doors,
R. 11. Fulton, building vault
itc, work inspected, and
appioved,
55 20
49 40
5S40
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351 II
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512 50
1155 00
Section line between Sections 5,0, 1,
and 11, vacated and consent, road of
II. W. Ross and- II. S. Kalvy ordered
opened.
Adjourned to January Gth, 1SS1.
J. A. Tulleys, L. II. Luce,
Clerk. Chairman.
U2i:-2ADSD SCHOOLS.
SuStiance cfSesorkstj Prof. iIal:ia::n.Bo
fore tho Teachers' Association.
Ladies and Gentlemen: The theme
which demands our attention is so
comprehensive in its nature, that it
requires more discretion in the selec
tion of the sub-topics,' for the present
occasion, than deliberation upon the
leading thought. In my remarks I
shall adhere strictly to the primary
department of our free schools.
The mixed school has sonic features
which commend it more highly than
any of the advantages of a graded
school could possibly do. Children re
ceive impression more readily from
those near their own age, than from
older persons. The inlluence of the
'teacher is more plainly perceptible
when it is transmitted through ex
ample, by the older pupiU - This bene
fit is to some extent, reciprocal. While
the younger children are being profited
by the experience and wisdom of the
older ones, the latter have their man
ners and feelings toned down by their
innocent associates.
Another advantage is derived from
the gradual change from one course of
study to another and the help derived
from those who are in the higher clas
ses.' I need not remind you of the fact,
that comfort of body must pieccde the
developemcnt of tho mind, or that
comfort cannot be procured without
means, but I would enstamp it upon
your intellects, and that the very high
est cultnre and refinement, true refine
ment, are as essential in the common
ungraded school as in those of a higher
order.
The adage "As the. twig is bent, the
tree is inclined" meets with universal
approval in language only. Our
actions do not corroborate our words.
While we own tluit it requires more
talent, tact and deligence in the man
agement of the younger scholars, we
hold out every possible inducement
as increase of salary, honorable men
tion, itc, to "go up higher," and but
little encouragement to remain in the
work, so well begun, as though there
were any more honorable or valuable
services than those of the strictly pri
mary teacher.
Our common school system is unique
in its nature, it resembles a beautiful
cone, but the cone is inverted.
If an unskilled pedagogue is per
mitted to guide the aspirations of the
young, is it not probable that the more
commendable desires will not be prop
erly encouraged, and that the male
volent propensities will not be "prop
erly pruned." And, in after life, as
"Each fainter trace of memory holds
So darkly ol" parted ears,
In one broad glance the soul behold,
And all that was, at once appears."
Would it not be better for humanity,
if we would foster, more tenderly, the
"intant plant," to draw out the benevo-
lent, and heroic affections, so that when
the physical vigor of manhood or
womanhood shall fail, the mind, grown
strong in the pleasing descipline of
youth,
"Still o'er those scenes, in memory
vcake,
And fondly brood with wiser care;
And time the impressions stronger
make,
As streams their channels deeper
wear?"
Let us so deport ourselves toward the
very young, iu our charge, that the re
flex shall not disturb our rest with ac
custxtions of delinquency, that its mel
low light shall disclose a pleasing pros
pect, "tho depth immense of endless
gratitude."
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Perfection has been obtained,
through artrseience and experience, in
tfce manufacture of J. Monroe Taylor's
Gold Medal Soda, and Saleratus as
every, lady who has testfcd it universally
exclaims! 'There is nothing like it ! "
Don't fail to-test a paper, and- you will
.,.-. ,.. An- nttiftr Poll mi vnur
nn,-r-; ! .in nn l.riitrtfTrith
I .l .,, . r ?.. 11 r.
any ouicr. aji ine VTrocera gj"
Depot, H2 Liberty street, ;cw xors.
"Rom" Syrup, at Rohy'.
More new good, at Mr. Folcr.
Potted Toungue and Hum. at Roby'.
Kovnh: A pair of mitten. Call a
Mit nftti'f i
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Cloud 3IilL. i
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tnu i reeK, anu iiucwjitat uour, lor
sale at RobvV.
For the bet line "f millinery goods
call at Mrs. Fowler.
Michi-an and Ulhunt, Apples whole-
ale and retail, at Roby's. 1
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1 ue uuest uoveiiKs 111 ntiiuuerv ami ,
notions, at Mrs. Fowler's.
liohv Iiil rec.ivisl a full lofk of
California Fruit new packing.
Buy your table butter of A. is Mardi.
Cool as Ice. (Best in tin, market.
Gillett Washing Crystal. Save Ialor
and soap. For sale by A. S. Mnrdi.
For elegant and -tylih hats, call at
Mrs- Fowler's, you will le suited.
If:ir! e.jil soft fiml nul liliirL-.niilli
,.n..l .it ft-.. rl. ;,...,., I .,,.,1,... V.. ml Uir
coal at tl.e Chicago Lumber ianl 14tr.
A fresh Mipjily of "White Kc"-!
tchisOn winter wheat Hour, at Put-!
nam s.
Call at Roby and take-a look at hi-s
splendid winter apples before ou make
a purchase.
Wanted Evervbodv to come and
buy lumber at the old reliable TJhieago
Lumber Yard. Htf
Teachers' contracts for sale at the
Chief office at 5 ccnus apiece or three
for ten cents. tf
No apples superior to thos'u sold by
l'utnam splended for eating or cook
ing Bottom figuro given.
. 1
Miner Bros, will receive in a few days
another car load of apples be ready
to buy one or more barrels while
they are cheap-
If you want to increase the quantity
and "quality of milk, feed your tow
ground feed. Putnam will send it to
you.
If you wish the largest and best stock
of millinery goods to select from, call
at the lea'dintr millinery store, one
door north of the Bank.
A choice selection of groceries,
canned goods, notions tc. always on
hand at Putnam's Hour and feed store.
Hoods delivered free.
Lauterbach while at Omaha, saw no
Hour to suit his business so well as that
lie has been using he makes a "bovj"
loaf from the Red Cloud Mills Patent.
OBOWN !
Not the Crown of Kings, nor the
Crown of Glory, but the Crawn Sewing
Machine, the lattt and best machines
in the market, it will pay you to call at
the Pot-OHice and see it before you
purchase! For Sale by M. B. McNitt.
M0NEYT0L0A1T!
Monev to prove up with on final re
ceipt, or on deeded land at S per cent.,
and l-f2 per cent, commission, or at
Jtraight 10 per cent, no eommi-sion.
Jno. R. WiLirox.
Office next door to Chief office. 30tf
Honey to Loan.
At the Bank in Red Cloud, on best
terms yet offered. . ..,
From and after tin dateMiuth Bros.
Jc Thompson will make loans on im
proved farm- at straiuht ten per cent
interest pavablo annually at the eno of
each vear.'No charge- for commission,
examination or appraisal. Nothing
deducted in advance and no second
mortgage required. Parties borrowing
from us avoid the customary delay and
uncertaintv of sending applications
awav for 'approval. Our facilities
enable w to close a loan the same day
the application is made. r,.rr-.x-
G-3m SMITH uuua.iv. liiw.ui. w.
Blanks T Blanks II
A full line of State Journal Co's.,
Blanks (the standaid blanks of the
state) are always kept for sale at the
Chief office, and at the same prices
that thev are sold at in Lincoln and
Omaha." The following is a partial list
of blanks on hand:
Warranty Dcedt,
Mortgage Deeds.
Chattle Mortgages,
Search Warrants.
Mechanics Lcfn,
Power of Attorney.
Bills of Sale,
Quit Claim Deeds.
Summons (original),
Summons (copy),
Appeal Under iik-anr,
Execution,
Order of Attachment.
Affidavit of Vendor or Lc?.or.
Assignment of Mortgage.
Precipe,
Subpcenas,
Notice of Constable Faff.
Blank Ren ipts.
Blank Notes
Release of Mortgage.
A'Mcemcnt for Warranty Deeds,
Complaint to keep the Fcacs.
A e., tc, vc.
nd ma't all kiiuls of blanks ;.ced b
Notaries I'ub'.ic,
CHATTEL jrOKTVAUb .WtiS.
Notice is hereby giv? tlmt. by virtue
n linio mortere. uatetl on toe lotu
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of a
dav of Semember iW ;jy filed
anu reconifu m mv wi"- " .. -a- -
ington,to Johnson &. Cre to secun
the pavment of the sum of One Hun
dred and Twenty Five Dollars, am
ure
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upon which there is now due the sum
of One Hundred and Eleven Dollars
andEeghtvOne Cents, ($11 LSI) de
fault having been made in the pay
ment of said sum, therefore I will sell
the propertv therein described, to-wit
One brown horse mule seven year old,
one lumber wagon partly worn, one
set of double harness pArtly worn, at
public auction, at the front of the store
building occupied by said Johiwm &
Creps, in the town of Ked Cloud, in the
countv of Webster, and Suite of
Nebraska, on the loth day of Decem
ber, 1S80, at I o'clock r. M., of said day.
Joiix&OK & Crei-s, Mortgagees.
Bv O. C. CvsE. their Att'y.
'Dated Ifed- Cloud, N'eb., November
3d, ISSl. nov4-decJ
hall ha etonneJ. ?frfcet fre-juctly malts la
m torurable l.anr' lueae r CoaJampuoa.
rotrn'a branchial Troche are certain to ir
rellerinJWthRM. Eronchiti. Cinsh.. Catarm.
.'onuniptice and Throat Dii. .r thirtf
year the Troches have Heea rcsoaameadeJ hr
hyiciaar. and alxay fire rrft otmartioa
rhqrarenatucver natrie-i bat barisz-ben
i !eI by U and coatunt m fur nearly as
.-ntjns ccncratioB. tier bare atsaiaed well--nefite-lnnk
amnnjrtbo few staple rewedie of
I heirt Pulilie trveikei and. SicceTJ nM thea
-lVeir ! niwstbea A Vokt. ioli a: t
ttrsaty a tcau a lox crcywhcrc,
ter of Deeds, of Jewell county, in me to uic ic all ea-. ami t-icant to tat ' ;
liV.t...Tf U-...,-i mi the 'ith dav of i the prccriftlon of oa of ib olde: !
State ol Kaiw, on inc iu uo 01 .j;,,,. an,j Mrie, iQ the Unttel :
September, ISi'J. at iu o cjock -. m , ui sute. tioid cvtry where, awiiuiwme.
that dav and executed by J. C. Built- mwmmmmwmmmm
Final Proof Notices.
LaslOSc at IUc3ita fc , St. 1K I
'k fi iwfla ttn f ku uta mj
ort cui vtrr uimii mht jucu . ij
H. rlrrk tf I
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dir. I'ettaiUr nia lv .
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h'J entfT lli f-T SB ?! rtrf JCmi. '
30 to 1 rrft ni mr- tk.n.ef
hl witoer l rr ttilieaw rcJte
r-o ltlas .! i4 rM. tn J5n
tiuathtr Atoti Jnbti Wti. Wc.lri J t'--
1 F. Pn.JcU alt ol (5ii U JU-k V-fc
notr.Itcii ?. w SWirZKR. Rfcuur.
La! Office at UJoia!Btn "rb.x itvsi
Nt an-.r ho tau tj rn..ut
natrrJ lettler Iv !! ooref it in'rnltai
njfcniM rci tn aM-rtf h- ii eJ
1 cure seat
f Itrt clrk 1
" niticr in K
cure Seal nlO' Ihrrvnf Kr Jtnr .Tat
rfc ol enntl In Tl Kttr' rnnlr
01 man o n 'iirr rnnxj . at nit
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fiwl? M 1 ,U t th .i
I'eci3ir. ns. ritr
tra Huir.
hd ntrr 1 tot the ooti3-Jt iartrr f Src.
il t'wn 1 rant 10 . nd Stan tb fotltcc
aj bit itntnr tu rre r8TctUf ttilrit
ui-a and tollO atton ei .i tr t Tt I&I
Kicnardron -latnr Frrman Jl Vartla and
S.-ima.l Martin alt r( ICrd rn I Netkx
wi2Me-::i s M WITZKIt WH.r J
Lnnd3eiat RlooaiDcton VaH. Oeu 34. Kvx
.Vollce it berV)r tlra that th llviei
natard llr hat Htrd nlir f hit tPtvctn
l rakr Cnl proof in farter! f bit rlain. t.tnl J
'' a eciry inrreni. btwtr lik l tbc
i,t-t ..-, f web.trr c-n! .tbi.a- u.
R?1 CIouJ--v'b fnl.y t. h. 1.
-& lltrrtm.
reeisi'iien i. ,o ii, iur ia nta-cst
jatt'r. etin S town I. icc" let. o.l
na.ur tbe fulln.c a hi ttifMr. tu -m
ointiouom rriienr sol faUot.n -f iil
tract, vii. Outfrl't We thlana. I.rir rtter.
Iac Purdiaa d KJw.tr J Ourfia. all bf Rica
Hill. Nf ir.
rn.TiJr.-2 V SWITZKR. KcrUtrr.
Land 0c at HlooruioHon Nb.. Oct. 30. IVfl.
Notir- U hfrehy ttrtn that the Miawiif
namrd .cttler h.ia fill noti if hit intttttian t
make final r-of in tuport nf hi claim, and
trrure final entry tbefrof l.rfrr Jam.r A lul
lc. tlrr of the court in Wehtter count r at hu
other in Fed Cloud Neb., on Saturuj. Decem
ber Uh, KV. ll.
Jiurt rivrin.L
Iloraf ttctd No. Wll, for the n-rth-eatt quarter. )
return l.tnirn'i. ranee I'i xol, ati'J nmt. the
tp'.Iownu" a? hu l!iire, 1m jiroir contlncoui J
retilenre on an 1 cultiva'lon hi .aid tract t '
John Harrey. William KieVer. Jctepn tUriJton
uud Andrew Uickcr. alt ol liu.xlr. Nebr.
uortdeci S. V. &WrZKK. Knitter.
aiATTEI. MOUTH MS IISALF.
Notice i hereby Wn thtt on the 11th day
of December. A. 1. 1V0 atSo.clork t m. in
front f tny tfiice tn the ton f Kc-i CIaJ.
Wcbftcr county Neb.. I will offir !er ! at
public auctMin the folttwirz Itcnbl vrfctty
to-wlf Or.e tinall hortc tunc r ten jetr M.
about 15 lun.lt hich. !ith uin-i an 1 tail. rwM
ftind loot white, w Iitt ?tot Letwen r) white
txii. n note, one et .Kub'r h irne. heary
bather in good order lbin.ti hvinc been
conveynl to C. II. Toller br chuttel UKMsaae
by one Nathan W. bnec and KJntn J .oItun
on the id day of Maxell 10. the date of taid
iflirteae. and faitl lui.rtctf hating been rr
rurdeil in the county (. lerU' oftc in th county
of WeStcr and tate of Nrbratka. and ther
bein: duu At lb" time ol the Grtt pullicatiun wf
this notice 011 i:J inortjr.tf" the tutu of ne
hundred ami thiity-nine dolla: ant twenty et.
tS13J Jo ami intenwt it th ral ten j.rrcent.
jicr annum lroru the date of thi natieo.
C. II I oTt ju. .Mortjac".
Ilv W. C. llrti.Ly. hi Mt'y. I VI
Dated at 11 H Cloud. tln l"th da of Nor. IVJ
CHATTEL MOliTtiA Oil SA Ul
Notice is hereby civen ih it by irtur of a
chattel iniirnrace doted on the 7th day of May.
13 0, and 1I11I) filed ai.d rrciinir.t in the office ol
tho Kriiiter ol Dredniif lentil county Kama,
on the. 10:h day .r .V-y. 1S-4). at 1 o'clock , tn.
of tht iIjt. and execul d bj ?.imji'l W. lUn
oni toJohntinJk trrtt.i rcure thi raymrnt
of the mm f went-i dnliar and fo'ly iw.
retita'Ji-. 1 And Uon nhifh tln-re l Jiuw due
the rum of tuenty-teven uulUr.t an I toveuty
8iiecn! 'tZl 71.) Delault harirg hern made
in the imyuietit nl taid mm tnerelnre I will ell
ut public auction, ut the lruntof the .tornhuild
itisr occupied by Jnhnwin A Lrepi. in the town
of Hed C'luud. in Webter county N-hiaAa. tb
property decritel in iid tnortc?e a follow,
to-witi One Kray hurt ten yeart old. txteeu
buiidt high and ot by the name of "Jim", on
the IDiH day of December 180. at 1 o'clock p.
ni. of thai dry.
Johsox i.in Ctrrr, Mortcacee.
I y O. C i'uk. their Atfy.
Dated Itrd Cloud. Neb . Nov. 3d. 1-SU. ll-wt
CJIA TTKL MOJITCACICSA Lhl
Notice i hereby irirrn that on the 2d day of
December A- D.. 18W). at 2 o'clock -. h.. in .
front ot my oflire, in the town of lie! Clou I.
He'iler ounty. eii... I will offer for tale at
public auction the follo iug ecribed property
to-wiU One Llnck mare, with while ttnp in
forehead, one white hind foot, about 7 year ol I.
One black hore. with white tpot in forehead,
about S ea.- nM . One let of double Inrneji.
One wagon with tpring teat, whifilctrsr and
nerk yoke. The tame baring ben con rayed to
C. 11 Potter by chattel inorlmce by ono J. L.
Frame, on the Itt day ol Dterinbor A. D. IS "9.
the dito of aid inorca.e, and raid mortcKc
lisiinc been recordol jn the county clerk,
office, in the county of Webtter. State of Neb.,
and there Hcinic due at the lime of the firt pub
licMtion of thit n jttce o .iiJ ruorteaje the turn
oftwo huudre.l-.nd ninetetin dolUrt and nine
teen cent. (S-U.if.J and intcrctt at the rate of
10 per ccut. per annum from the date ofthn
notice. C. II. I'OTTite. .Uorteate.
Ry W. 0. Keii.lv hi Att'r
Dated at Hod Cloud ib 10th d.y of Norem
IicrliSO. "
CJIA TTKL MOIITCA Cli SA I.V..
Notice ii hereby riven that by Tirtne of
chattel mortKace dated nu the 2nd day of At-EUtt.l.S-"0.
and dulv filet and recordel in the
office ot the connty e'erk of WeKttercoantr N
braika. n the 2nd day of Aucutt. IS0 at
2o"cliek und 20 minntt p in. ot that day, and
exeiuted oy K. U. I udn l Jrhnion A Crep. to
nccurc th payment ol tne mm 01 torir n nm
lir rd forty cent 'fl5.i'U and ii"-n which
there is now due the cum f "rty "tn doll-rr
aud filtyeu ecu' JI7M.I fNult b inc been
mudo m the .:iu.o:.t f aid mm. lhefer.,rej
I will tell the I ro. nty therein rfeferib.d. .
to-wit. The uoamded two thirds intercl in
twenty-one acre of cfowinr and Matnim corn,
on the north-wen quarter of rectson tweUvfoir
town thre rarte ten wctt. lh undiri el two
third" interest in evn and one h If crti of
jrrowin-ami standing corn on the tuth-et
fjuartcrof tectton twenty fix town three rao
teuwcjt.an'l are undivided lhro fourth in
territin in thre acre of owm and sUndmc
corn, on the iunth eat nuarter. ot 1 ection thirty
one. town three, ranee nire wet. birinr the
entire inttrwt which the aid K. t. l.uJd bad
innnd'totheietertl ahore deteribed price ot
corn located in Webttor tonnty. Neb., on the
ain2ndd4y of AuruJt. 1S?0 at public auction,
at the trout of the itore Liuliicjr oo-ui.led hr
aid Johnton .tl rep, in the towu anted tlond.
in Webster county. Nebraki. on th- 10th Uay
ofDcrember. 1. at 1 o'clock p m in or id
day. JotUMK M tr. Jortrajae.
HyO. C. Oae. their Atl'y
DtI Hcl Cloud. N.b . Nor. 3d. 1S30. 13-w
Notice M hereby rivon. that I will xaro!n
a!iperorwhoraiyd- -e to offer lb;nueie
as candidatti lor ie.ubci of the pnicary r
cimtuoa icfcooli of W co.'er couotir. at Ued
LP d on the firit Saturday in Ibe m c:hJ ot
I cbruar. M7 Aocutt ar.d Nuveaber. At
:... ii.il nn m.fir-.t .-atunlsr in the u.ottbf of
',uary. A.nl. -tair and October. At Uuide
-..: or tae nirt saiamy in me au.i v
o.rcL. June. Septvcifcti and December.
Exaoiiutlon tu coaju:cne tt'Jo .loca a.K.
A. A. Tore.
Coun'y cr erintendm. f Public IsttrnckCt!
j.2.. a.m.... ....
.rc yen J.-tnr' ed at cxht an I bn-k.-n of roar
re! by a Mk child tu en-; 3rd crym wrh ia
ri.rj'iatirr rai-. i.fru.T r tc-! If 5 as
' nH.M ...... i rvtrif m VT . !, s -w'w-
- . . ......-. ..
, . It will f e.c ihe f-v-r.itl.nrrr-
-'.rcre0 . ZStSZU Z&
,., h., rrrT nie-J it. -ho will not ttllyonit ,
1
-mia onmtic; Wee rraxc li i peneri.y w
-
THE
CleTBlanS Co-OperatiTff Store Ce.
CLETELA5D. OHIO, CHICAGO, 1111,
STLOUIS, MOir STPACl, XINN.
TU2C! I2EXITJ Iin&tnsfi 1 1
ST0Y1S AID HOLLOW WABX
UNITED STATES.
timtT TrareMnr SIib, sif
nil ft rath lIe 30 m.r Let
btf 4tht acd cza ji.e U ilcr csiiotaert n the
way cftx ptijex u zsxx&l etrcal to lie a&nsc lh
caec:a!3cS experience ha thewn to Se C!J J5 jr
cesu Style asd ah ef ii gr-nipRei!. Vt&o
ixsa cf eperatMo croaxi cf cmy ttare rntmr,c
tcztd by thu Cospaay. Thtfr Inc of Ceok. asd.
HealiajStcceafereTejyKadnffirl t -rjcirdta
cztcat aod taivrty. asd thor Bate Ranter fstts&et
iard or aa& csal are the m. eat perfect yet rraiaerJ.
AmtL ymr rlr tmr Stove of tkc
ATTENTION
I T1 - L " . e ' - V r J "3WH .X i M W MM Cvf.V
Are n uly in the F.rW Ul at th
Htrr to tr
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.MvavanLiBMl.LMaaaMBlMalaMaaaaBaaaMiaawMaaBNMaaa
hlt nr nry pri-jwred to rli nl !u04Hc Piart
fr the Celebrated
Kelley Barb
Wliich, fr Quality Atul Tect aml witri.ut a lt:'
Wi; MAKi: A jtt'EClAt.TY Or-
STOVES and RANGES.
9
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in
M I3 rices To Suit Tltu Times.
Wc arc Hcadijnartcrs for Iron and Wooden
Pumps of every Discription.
a; it i c u laTi; it 1 1, 1 n vi i:ti i: i s
GUNS, REVOLVERS, IRON nud STEEL CARUIACE and WAQd.V STOCK
HARIMVOOI) LI'.MBKR AC..VC All kimN of TIN, I-
COl'I'ER and SHEET I HON tt'UKK on h.ud .
and Made to Ontar. 'J,?
Call and see 11 , we can save uu money.
If F) f) OUI")
' v -. LS JL.VyUU,
F. NEWHOUSE,
-DKALEit IN-
DRY-GOODS,
Groceries and Notions,
RED CLOUD, - NEBRASKA
Tlie public generally arc refiuentcd
to call and cauune my gow ninl
prices, ha a rhasc of the putronngo ii
dohcitel.
Htore, fint dwir north of Mohrr'a
meat market.
14-0 V NEWHOUSE.
Samuel West,
DKAtXlt IN
Tobacco. Cigars,
C02TFECTI01TERY.
CANNED FRUITS,
FRIIf FRUITS,
CRACKER?, CHEESE,
(JI'.ANGE-, LEMONS,
AM) A m.L I.ISU OK KANOf
ALSO A riJWT CI-IM
Tee Cream Parlor,
Where you ran ftltrnyi
;et a nice tlili of Ire Creatu during
be ."v-a-on.
aharc of the public jxttronge u
respect fully olhititl. I-irt dor
sotith ef 'Mitchell &. 31urliart'.
Ctm p - - Xkbcvk.
Mm i Mums?'.
I THE
; ONLY PLACE
is-
RED CLOTJD
TTMCRE YOU CXS WSt
Hardware,
Stoves,
Tinware
JSl
Sewing Machines
AT-
Bed Rock Prices
COMPANY!
Kn! W tttt U J.twtiH f
S.w 4
W mt AMhf
Fence Wire.
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NEBRASKA.
GUIDH to SUCCKSS
J -wtni -ru
iPflRMy BlIMISTKHH
IViiAHM wnsoriETY
l by fr'hiWt limine ! Sll 'M4l t
llanl l-k vr poMWh!- Mi ltl-
ll t''IOl(i .mm fttllter bw Iwdtewrr
t inmi' '..t wr '' t Vk ''"
Uir II, w .1 im)n. i-ft! h 1
Vrvo rl r I! l t U Hri -l l
Try trt of hf. mn I o-.nt! a tH m
ne-l infor .. lnDrtM- t ' 9
frentBtrf'a -i 1Vl - ' -or
!"" tU9 T kw wy iWittMltf'"'
value d atiraclhto- ' k UfHir
ahblf r.r Urint to 1L II MO M U '
Wn
Mi, Ltt V
GOOTDlffWSA
gmckTimtj TiitttUKH Trtnl
Ulote Uooiirction I No tfoUf '
Burlington Route I
TO CHICAGO AND THE EAST.
lwettratflff Pe wU ! , ,
rhr-aa Ct -! fc ftu lr a. M. "'
ptb-n i.'iwu 1 Utfi m'
A tea iniaa'e woiixf ti . ut4 X I
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M t"HtCtt) el. eisln ' at'
fM ma4 U tU A',tht t-l -Ul
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TOST LOUIS AHD THE WJT4
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TO I'E'lHIA. INDIANAl'(LH. CIV
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SMTII EAST.
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lof Usl al Jiirt U lt tt.
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