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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 27, 1881)
i itfAiem -- i i. wm'mmwmiK llmmmMW- tft,toTg- ? . A ti fc Modn i Callender, )de.vlers ist General Merchandise, Dry - Gooita, G racer le, Be o lft A 81ie HATS AND CAM. Drug, Iff dieiiieM, Oil VarnlHbe, PuinfH l&te. GI.AS5WA HE, QUEEXSWARE, HARDWARE&HARNESS kt. i-rrc. Ere. A :id lino of everything kept in agen- Ui"al to:v,al thrl."Wl.s. CASH 111103. lhspc,tuilly, Moon & Callender. COWI-ES, - NKHllArik'A. 33R. SHERER, Proprietor of the City Drug Store. AH DCiLVl IK Drugs? Medicines. Paints- Oils and Varnishes, A full uj..: of KAMI'S, LAMP MIAIE, WICKS, C-M!: niU'HlKSAC. I'atl'iiiHjrr 5':iitu "B'l thankfully reached. l'n:-iil'ti'!i- cailullj o:uKuiiocra3 One dour .-south of hi i bur's store, hki ci.orn, NEB. Nimble Six-pence. G. W. Dow, -DEALER IN Groceries & Confectioneries, Cbuk-e Teas Coffee Sugar Ac. White Fish & Mackerel. Oreea. Dried and Canned Fruit. ThebetTo- binScos mxl CiriiM. Flour and meal oon tARtly un hnnJ. Krirr. Uutier a:.d Wood Taken in Payment. ! i-ryihitijr. wiiiruntcd to be a represented. UIVK MK A CALL t:A 1 rrill do lou koo1. lit door north or nnrur office. Red Cloud, - Neb. lour & Feed store, iH CHAS. E. PUTUAM, Prop. DEALER IN FLOUR.PEED Corn. Me.il. liran Chopped Feed and GROCERIES, Viit the lUflClniid Grocery. Teed and Pro virion Murcivhcn you unfit su.ilie5 for wan or Lc.it. Hishc't market iiricc in cash aii for Krnin All kind ! country pioduce titcn mi cxrhanRO ..r vl'. iloodi delivered to nil I'.irM vl town lie., '.f oharsr. M--rc .-mull ( Heed's Plow r.iemry. RedClgud. Nebraska. IR. L- TINKER, (ucceor to ..A. tlrown.) PEALUK IN' Parlor, Bedroom ASP KITCHEN' FURNITURE, Brackets, Chromos, Picture Frames, Mattresses, Etc. CftW alwa on hand and tnmined on chon nntice. Price as low n nny in the alley. Kcpairing ot all kinds done pioinp'ly and Satisfactory. . IJarial Robes furnished at reasonable rates. HEI) CLOUD, - - KEB. Harness Shop, 11Y J. L- MILLER, Kieps ceiistautly on hand a full Line of H A UN ESS, COLLARS, SADDLES, HORSE-BLANKETS, villi's, COMBS. BRUSHES, HARNESS OIL, And everything usually kept in a first elus shop. TWO POOKS XOKTll OF THE BANK. The Highlit Cash Price Paid for Hides aad Furs. COME For Your LUMBER .DRV LUMBER A SPECIALTY. JB UJ48T IX THJi MARKS Nvttl HI l.imnl arireM - i: - mm ii fmu REOCLO'IO NEB. Si-Vfaaaw Ss aaaaaaaaaaaaHattgPfe? awaSt: IT. TV, Taaaaaw W lalaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaffiBSaK!awa THE CHIEF. LOCAL MATTERS. It V. R- R. Tim Tlle Tnklsc effect Sunday. Oct, 17. 1M0. Kail ward PPf nf er Ititw.,, t-jt.i), Frclcbt Irate .5;5up.ra. Westward Accost trare .......9 -10 a. si. arrive .. 50p.tn. EASTERN DIVISION. Kaitward Accued. le itw..m. !J0.b. artirea -66p.aa. Train dally eirtDt finnJar. O. W. IILncKir. A. K. TnciiLiw. Superintendent. Geu'l. Manacrr. Miner Bros, eell Superior flour. A.S. Marsh tell Red Cloud Mills patent Hour. A valuable lot and Imimuchi house for ?alc. Addrr this oSHee' .Ttidsoti, with a little "j" crave nota rirty at the handi of tin newspapers. (.'oinniii-imnr Stoven-on, barked up by May, has already saved the county $7HI. E. C. Fanu-y, traveling man of the Omaha Herald, called last Thurs day. Now w know who are the, mi'n of VoiiM-qucucc" (?) in this humble hamlet. Rov. ('.. S. Harrison is expected to conliinii' his labors next week, preach inj: ev-ry evening. Tim W. C. T. U. will meet at the hou-c of Mrx. E. II. Jones on Friday 1'ebuarv 4th at .". o'clock. Be-h'V it I'erkins .m-11 tlic Eclije Wind Mill, tin: onlv ly pcrlect and coin Call and ?ce them. plcte mill made. The county Board under the new regime say.", no more Mealing if you plc.if-e, if we can help it, and we think we can. You can jret estimate.? fur all kind- of Pump and Wind Mill woik, of Bes-h-y J: Perkins. They do their work iht cla.-. Commir:iioner Slcvennon de-.erve-j the thankp of every tax jayer in the coimty for what he has already done in tlicir behalf. Just received at RobyV, Silver Thread Sourkraut, New Bacon, fresh Shell Bark Hickory Nuts, Black Wal nuts. 5lt pailo of lafd, anil Bos syrup in kegs. The Dedication Services of the Con gregational church arc et for Sabbath Feb. 0th. Chancellor Fairfield of Lin coln will preach morning ami evening of that day. Don't ruin yourself and make your s.elf disagreeable to other people by your continual eoughiuir. A Hit cent oroO cent bottle "of J)r. Mai-shall's Lung Syrup will cure you. Mr. D. (J. Harvey started yesterday for Brigham City, Arizona, having ob tained a position with the R. R. sur veying corps at that place. He ex pects to be absent two years. We have a few remarks to make in the near future in regard to a little $700 account which commissioners Stevenson and May "sat down on" at the last meeting of the Board. We can recomend our order to use Dr. Marshall's Lung Syrup in all ca-es of coughs. cold. etc. It only costs 25 cent and 50 cents a bottle, and is warranted to cure" Sold by nil uists. drug- Mr. R. A. Simpson, Land and loan agent, at Blue Hill, called at this office last Tuoday and was well supplied with stationery. Mr. Simpson has re cently been appointed Notary rub lie. Beslev fc Perkins are selling dead loads of the (Hidden Barb Wire. Bet ter call .Mid see them, and place your orders for what you will want this spring. It will be higher bv April first. Read the notice to owners of bored wells in another column. We've been waiting for some reliable infor mation before making comments, but will have .something to say next week about it anyway. Owing to the snow drifts the trains have not run very reeulary for the last few weeks. Parties "going west have been compelled in instances to lav over here for several' davs. snow bound. We have received a copy" of the Nebraska Tree and Fruit grower, by C. S. Harrison of York, Neb., price 25 cents. It is really a valuable little work, containing much valuable infor mation in regard to tree culture in Nebraska, and is profusely illustra ted. We have received with the compli ments of J. F. Zediker, assistant clerk of the house of representatives, a neat little book called the Nebraska 'Manu al for 1SS1. It contains the constitu tion of the State of Nebraska, a list of all the county officers in the State and much other information that makes it valuable as a book of reference. Thanks. The following complimentary notice of our representative in the legislature we clip from the Alma Herald: Jopge Kaley, representative from Webster county, is making himself heard upon all questions which in terest the people in the present leg islature. He is fearless" and outspoken and may be ranked as the leading man of the lower house. We have had occasion heretofore to speak of the immense popularity of the Commercial Hotel, under the able management of its present popular landlord, Mr. Holleran, who formerly kept the Central House in Orleans. The business of the Commercial has steadily increased since its present proprietor took charge, until he finds it impossible to accommodate all vrho come. Mr. Holleran contemplates building a large hotel iu the spring, which plan we hopeic -will carry out, s, with the increasing business and 5 't rapid growth ofRed Cloud the present Iiotel iiocGiHGibtlio.is I11 soon be insufficient i2iaa-i-k-ii- We are in receipt of the- Baltimore t Ohio fti!rod Company's "lied Rock" which u evidently gotten up at a considerable cent of time and la bor. It contain a complete tabular 2 tatement of last fall's election return, and in valuable as a book of reference. It ie in fact, a complete political text Book. Send stamp to C. K. Lord, General pavienger Ag't. Baltimore Mil. and receive a copy of the book by return mail. Ep. Chief. The Argus gives Hon. Kalcy the following hard hit. "Mr. Ka- Iey ha for wine year leen a member of the Normal School Board, an done of its most useful members, too. He ha. therefore a better opportunity of judg ing of the utter worthlessuess of the Institution at Peru." I have a better oppiuion of Judge Kaley, and the in stitution of whoxe board he i the "most useful member." Editors, and all other citizen-, in the matter of edu cation, should rise above sectional preference, attd foster that which is for the general good. J. Makinson. An exchange uttei the simple truth which every experinced editor will recognize a .-uch, when it says: Our experience as an editor ami pbli-her for several years has taught us that no matter how many good things you eay about people and the cntorpri.-e in which they are interested, you seldom hear from them words of approval; but if perchance, something should get in they do not like, you will be sure to have a storm of abuse that will forci bly remind you of an approaching 'tornado." In our earliest editorial days we were quite sensitive to ill founded blame. But we've grown out of that now, and in fact rather like it. We don't Mum being found fault with and say to one and all who get mad at us for nothing, (for we would not intentionally injure any) just get mad as often as you like stay mad as long as you like it is all the same to u. If however you should prefer (having as you think juM. cause of complaint against us) to come to us in a manly or womanly way, and say so, we will make amends, if to blame, just as sure as the sun shines or grass grows. But for the grum dumps we won't waver a hair. We weren't made to please ev erybody and have long since learned the fallacv of Irving to do so. MARRIED. Rover Da vik At the Commercial Hotel parlors, on Sun day evening Jan. 23d, by Judge Wil cox, Mr. Geo. A. Rover to Mi-s Hattie Davie, all of "Red Cloud, Nebraska. On Sunday evening a few invited gueMs assembled in the parlor of the Commercial to witness the ceremony wliich was performed by Judge Wil cox in his usual "short and sweet" style. After the ceremony and con gratulations were over the bride and groom and guests were ushered into the dining room where a sumptuous repast prepared by skilled hands awaited them, and which was enjoyed by all present. Mr. Holleran the pop ular landlord of the commercial and his otimahlc lady did everything to make the occasion an enjoyable one, which, assisted by their" fair daughter, Minnie, who entertained the company with some very fine selections well rendered on the piano, they were emi nently successful in doing. Mr. Rover is a young man for whom his acquaintances have great re spect. He is one of the most popular conductors on the B. fc "M. road, and though temporarly off duty it is his intention to resume his position at an early date, and with his blooming bride, settle down to the enjoyment of matrimonial life and make Red Cloud his permanent home. The Chief, in common with a host of other friends wishes the happy and worthy couple a pleasant and a prosperous voyage down the stream of life and u happy admittance bevond. to the pearly gates There is an effort on the part of a few enemies nf Afr TT?i1rtr In rro-ifi nn a number of;.,,, ,.,,. , , j a iLLUUg iiaiiiRi Mini iiuii; ill jiuiui;, by misconstruing his actions in the late Senatorial contest. They say that he proved traitor to his principal sup portersto those who were foremost in giving him a seat in the legislature that he never would have been elec ted to represent the county, but for having pledged himself to spport Pad dock, all this is false. Kaley, prior to his nomination and election and after ward, never led any one to suppose he was a Paddock man. One of the main causes of his election was that, instead of being Paddock, he was anti-Pad dock. And according to the wishes of a majority of his constituency, his ef forts, from the begining to the end, has been in behalf of Weaver. As to these self-named principal supporters, they were his supporters only after his election was assured, and then they were from a belief that in the end Mr. Kalev might, caused by a felling of obligation, support Paddock. But no, not for a moment did he forget the in terests of his county. Thus far Kaley's actions have been entirely honorable, and in accordance with the demand of a majority of those whom he repre sents. S. st Prof. Ticc's Almanac for 1881 is out. Besides the usual Almanac Mat ter, it contains tho Forecasts of the Weather; their wonderful Verifica tions in 1880; how to guard against Lightining; When it is unsafe to enter deep wells, mines Ac, how to bake and roast; Cause of blighted Fruit trees, and much other valuable matter. Altogether the present, surpasses any former issue in practical informa tion. For earople copy and terms to the trade, send 15) cents to THOMFSON TICF. fc LILLIXGSTON, l'lBUHIER, 520 Tine Street, St. Louis, Mo. Two Hundred Dol lars Reward. The above .reward will be paid for the discovery and capture of the party, or parties Who robbed the Safe of3" a advertisement, n the mJ,i7prT!5:nllnr.ai-iw. ntf the BloorniiHrton officeid-I liIi,A U1C DIUUilllllgtOIl O met through the medium of your iarT i .trnunjenicnt- W tW- Uttmtv ttw of the B. & M. R. R. Co., on the night of January 24th, 188 1. A. E.TOUZALIN, Gen'l. Manager, B. & M. R. R. SEED WHEAT. All farmers tributary to Red Cloud, are requested to meet at tlfe court hoiihc in Red Cloud on Tuesday, Feb. Ist, at 2 v. M., to make arrangements to secure, seed wheat. All farmers who contemplate sowing wheat are requested to come with an estimate of the amount of .-eed they will r"quiro. 1 m 1 ' IKP03TA2IT PATEUT DSCISIOU. The Rotan'-Drop Corn Planter pat ent suit, brought in the United States Court by Ceo. W. Brown, atsiinst Deere, MaiiMir t Co. for infringement, has recently been decided iu Mr. Brown's favor. The" result of this suit is very important to all parties manu facturing, helling and using rotary drop corn planters, as it makes each party, having no authority from Mr. Brown, liable for damages. Spanozle fc Funk are the agents for The Brown planter in this County. - - The sweeping tide of prosperity is Miown by the immense inciense of business in the Patent Office, (ieneral Land Office, Pen-ion Office, and other Departments of the (tovernment. Patent cases, Pension claims, Con tested Land entries, or other business placed in the hands of Presbrey tt Greene, Attorneys, 52'J 7th M., Well ington I). C, will have immediate at tention. Enclose stamp for information. conossioxsas fsoczssihss. Januarv 11. 1881. Board met iu regular session 11 present. Minutes of laM meeting read and approved. The following official bonds were ap proved: John R. Wilcox, County Judge. J. O. Burgess, J. p. Potsdam precinct. Judsou Forbs. Cons., Glenwood, E. S. Reed, Elm Creek, J. W. Jones, " Walnut creek " E. A. Young, " A. A. King, " Oak creek, N. Hengcn, " Potsdam, I. D. Crosby, " Harmony, R. M, Jones, Assessor, Oak creek, " 0. R. Downs, " Walnut creek, " E.B. Smith, " Red Cloud, John May, " Harmony, ' Jacob B. Potter, " Stillwater, I.T.Irwin, " B.itin, Isaec Fish, " Glenwood, O.B.Harvey, " Inivalc. L. C. Olmstead, 0. of H. R. D. No. 4 Alcctas Riley, " " 5 John McCoy, " " 6 J. Anderson, " " 7 John Sorgerson, " ' 11 S. Croxton, " " 13 W. E.Thorne, " " 15 Perry Norris, " ' 20 1. Heitrmnn, " " 21 C Johnson, " " 22 J.W.Jones, " ' 25 Road District No. 27 was formed from the west half of R. I). No, 5, and John Simpsan appointed overseer. The following accounts allowed: Omaha Herald Co., poll books, $ 9 00 State Journal Co., blanks, 7 52 J. H. Cline, guarding and board ing insane woman, - S 00 Frank R. Gump, canvassing elec tion returns, - - 2 00 S. N. Smith, Justice fees (criminal case), - 1 75 State Journal Co., books and blanks, - C6 85 J, R. Wilcox, fees in criminal case, - - - 4 10 Resignation of J. Q. Robinson. Con stable, Stillwater precinct, presented and accepted. Sixty names were selected from which to draw Jurors for M.irch term District court. Adjourned to Jan. 12, 1881 at 9 a. m. A. H. Crarv, ch'n. J. A. Ttii.LEXS clerk. Jan. 12, 1881. Board met pursuant to adjournment All present. The following accounts were allow ed. J. A. Tulleys, salery, express age; fca, - - $114 30 Smith Bros. & Thompson, mon ey paid R. R. fare for pauper, 12 30 J. R. Wilcox, cash paid for fix ing safe e., J. W. Warren, Sheriffs fees, L. H. Luce, comr. fees, A. A. Pope, postage and cx- 2 75 8 00 19 50 7 21 18 00 246 00 pressage ... Isacc May, conir's fees, A. A. Pope, Co., Supt's fees, Accounts of A. Kaley and E. G. Hawlcy, everseers of the poor Red Cloud precinct, for $97.42 aud $10.00 respectively were presented and ap proved. Account of Dr. E. A. Hall, $6,00, was rejected. The following estimate was made of expenses for ensuing rear. General fund, - - - $12 000 Sinking fund, ... 4 000 Road fund, ... f, 000 Funding bond fund, - 6 000 R. R. bond fund, - 6 000 Adjourned to Monday, April II. lSSl, at 10 o'clock a. in. A. H. Ckaky ch'n. J. A. Tuixeys, clerk. J MiM..ii. 'j' m , .in urn lll.llllliaWil,JJUjajMaA " "'"" ' "m" I- " p - aai nawwiiii "aMaaaaajaaaaMaa ' ' 1 " " M-t lllia-llliajliaailiaajaaai UAJ4..amSaaaaaaaaar We hare receive! from a pbyirfan at proem living in IVnton Mav. n auvcrusemem lor a n wtnrn e cannot allurd to p for th- encJel If, however hating coitiiucucv in yourself or being willing to view it a an article of public iutervt lo joun 1. 1- ..ti1, unmarncu uuy neaucr you noum ; give it publication; and if therei.y i obtain the wife 1 fuithfull pnnni.- to Iteeome a life jubcrilK'r to your valua ble tianer; and to see that each ru?ult- in nj: baby shall do likewir 5m . - t 11 1 s.. ..K a vear to this eri h anil that willeHit .. I een an appro.tcii i -h-c.-i, hu thou'h I should in the end hav only my lalKir for my pain, .-till I cannot doubt the poundue of m plan, and before abandoniuir it 1 lme deler- niiiie! on giving it one more decided aud final trial. The main imiHiliment to it- Micce?s Ls the impos-ibihty of rati-tying rea-i ders of tin; honesty it my purMie; ami it is to be reureltetl that," at this sta-v, I can furnish no better gunraiitev Hhih mvasMiiance. which I hercjrne amUi all solemnity that can attach to the wordofaslranger. that I am entirely t...... :.. ..1 1 ......., inii?i niMU iiii'i initio. . Men act with motive. Proceeding i a I do, what motive could 1 pwibly have beyond that Mated' I could on-J Iv be suspected of -cefciiu: a mtstro-s. j But a iierson would hae to know I little ot tins world to believe that a man would be called on to make all mis ruiiipu ju-i n.r a mm- ihik " tliat." .o sir, I seeU exactly wnat 1 claim, i. e., a Cauful v.ifc of a descrip tion that will -atlsfy my judgement and that will warrant me in 'tying to lur' for life. Should you havo but a pKr opinion 01 uie wiieiy quailtlep 01 vour eoii-uui- u.....r,i. ... .-. mmvu ci .x(u'f terror stvrn ! U im , cannot afford to publish We, howevrr J having barrel nrH tu mU on V W publish for the benefit of our lady rra-i l!u at Juds Wttcui mU fw, I dc the following extmcM frmu hfcjfif &-i-Mth iJn t !,.. i . t i .t. t t- mM' et Ho far the rtsht t ttv? t ),. trw j letter to tu which the huile ran ;, t, ,u-..mi ,j , . . 1 together with the advertisement, bv,Wl?U atigvr ami numriMo nl. d m calling at our office. other htmmi 1m tW rktht u w-tWit I . p,lfTr,. ' Alt ptm.k ufcj; frl U WJ 3IB. fcWTOU. wlHlfM u, .,,. 4 , .fc w jp,,, a Of coure oO m readih -e th.nl I nm. r..r a .!... ... .t 1 entn, or -iioul-l lhe-e iiHUueiio'ius 1.111 r; 'f " .---. -.. ;"- 1 tiiuttnut ou 111 . hiu-iiic way, you'-- .''' -"' lush MM H the am yet fimfir a favor ly jiiirinu toe f t..ni.i t f.. kitiin 1 i.iiit ii itirt,kfi in. quaintan.u- su--ncctcl of matti-m -iking ! abilities, utple y ou may, at the same time feel sure that vou have given aid t iu a worthy cause. Will it be necessary to say more to convince an editor that a person may honest ly believe in adiciti-dtig, even to thl extent of seeking a wife thereby ; Marriage 11 the most important 1 event in life, and instead of tieulin . 1 .f : 1: .. oneself into it, in i the custom it rath er becomes us to face it in the awe with which wo would taud before our fate. Wives and hii-diauds are so ea-ily obtained; happiucsss. strictly speak ing,! perhaps never; but the happiness of my search, more properly penned one of the miido forms of uuhappi-! iiess, the happiness that man i.aud l-tl per cent coinmin-o. or at ... i- ,- ...... .. 1 . t.. 1 justilied in expecting, is unfortunate ly, rare; and the one event in his me that has most agencv in making or marring it i his marriage; ami, argu ing from result to cause and theiiceto the remedy, we find tint the latter lies entirelv in the selection of our mate-; and it directly follows these eoiisidcra-, tions that the search tor a suitable w ib is worthy of the greatest ellort nun can make. I come here from my western home expressly to take a wife. She inu-l ! 11101c than dimply a woman much more. She inii-t be of a degree of ex cellence and of freedom from eticuin berances hardly ever found in the middle-aged of the gentler ex. She 1 absolutoly one in one hundred thou sand. No one who cannot point her out has a right to doubt this state ment. By this I mean that imone re alizes how rare such a .woman is until he attempts to find her. I have no such large circie of ac quaintances; and if I see a strange ladv, cither in the street or at a--em- blies. who apneai to meet my require-1 tn ents, it will take me a week or o to ' r.,11. ... 1. 1 .-i ... ...1. 1... : 1 loiioti iter uoiue, unit out who ru- 's. t get introduced to her. II have even.nni I im w Uml. all i.t ll to'l St. lone this, aud then di-cover tha I she is married, or that she U a widow with childieu or that she has fal-e teeth, or bad breath, or to say nothing of possi ble wooden legs. one or more of the many defects of which mj" wife must be free. Nor is this even all. Let your imagination run riot, just for a moment. I will be answerable tor tl... .1........... 1 .....1 :n .... fli.it .u 111 the case ot a wooden leg, humanity II till; i muutn iroin me most uieiiii .-t run in oi our associates, ami tnce are inc, cases.where the man who woos by the ' s.where the man who woos by the' rnlox methods, becomes enlighten- iil- .iftnr i...mi,r..i.ii.iii.f liiuwnlf in nl alter compromising nun-ell to orthfxl ed oi a degree that I wish to avoid parties on whose behalf I am lalf I am lirst a H mv requirements 1 .1 ". t'.- , -. v su red that thev nice as Jar I have stated them. Bv voun kind avitanec I expect to find ifuch i a person is among vour constituent.-;' mill fnllnwin.. Umj i.rln..;..!.. ..lit f .......... . ... .... ,.....v.,... ,,..., hope ill the shortest po-slble tunc to, Obtain findings, from No1l Scotia to, California, of a few ladies to whom r , shall immediately uroceeil to make. is iri.VPii to iimiiv iii'liM-ts whi'-h aio.Mil Irict. vizi Meh a llaner. AiM-t o for these reasons mv plan is soiinu fnrec"a' e"" '"'.""U .",;r- jrar -i .iHlr. n u 4 rr- thii tr. Unfitly. 1 1 . .-ii r .1 , 1 lcr cleric ol ronrt in 1t' t nmntr, at bi . '..r.itMkii it hnu. I..r ., . ..i .! w. ' and it is particu larly so ny view of the J iRM nwi rK on .-.tn.Varu. 'yu ,f Jurl". fact that 1 can aSlord onlv four months j arrn is-tl. rii; 1 K Ia. in which to find, woo, win, and marry..., .. 4f. iV M ; tf-1.-1. ..... . i . "fl Hrm fur II'iirtplCiruiar bicb j a wife, and make a weldmg tour, and . 3. tfffnl nr.se 10 r-t. ami nam-, th. l.U,- , tVttrh' ttr wetuii - wviuaV.fiVi i! rtetiril to my business. iriffaKW vitnwc.to iroT-titiUnuwttr4ra-i . :e.. f . our Xn I-Us. Tur WM .J rf. fUj,a Bvmv nlau I will deil onlv with y.,Tndraltts!tWDo!.",, L'1, Ttei. """fl1 1'iwll w-i'.t.f WW hr ". All x ill iriaii 1 win ut.ll oiii """ I . Kri-nfV. Wiliinn t roneb anil I5r II. o. ........ u . . ... ...., i. .. ... 1. . . mvself known and among whom I 7' rurlth" w,! 9Lt7wJV . , c 1 -r rrarsell we t. ac J cam the loliowicr . hui nope to niKt my Wife. w:tn.jie 10 prore cuuuno-juj rciJrte nt.n Yes. mv desir sir mv plan is good and ?n, caltirati.m of '! tract, viz.- Jobn i'.e -'- -n, ,.,, i,..t. 1" uLnllt,i h.,ll,. :il I"a ortatbertua Neb. WiliUa r. 7 borne Jo SOUllil Ccn though I should nnailj fill wpb L.OraBJ'US ad Sormaa SpriBcer. all of a bachelors grave; and mv patent tit Nebruka. I rieht therein I could le iiuluceil to'J'W" 5. VT. SWITZKR. Resiiter. t waive only for the personal use of iUj gentlemen lor whom, as yourself with 1 your permission, I have the verv high- est regard. ery truly yours. . . W. HARVEY, M. P A fresh supply" of "'White Rose hlte Kisft flour at Pllt- ' Atchison winter wheat nam's. . Everv woman who has exnerience in bread making knows some thing of the difficulty in always getting the best results during the winter season when the fycast gets chilled" and the jlinttfli writi't t4t"- nt it' nmtt llo fwwt UUUK.II lWi fc- &. Iii HhIIV ""--,. tliinc -nii i-iin Hn iinilVr mh 'ir-' cunistances ' " Lauterh Patent four. GUIDE to SUCCESS WITH FOR HUMS Business . 1 H 0 -j) SOCIETY. it by far Ike beat Eiine an4 Social fal-le aad MaI-Beok crer nnbiiaatd. Macb tbe latrH IttetbkoUiacxaa ceajaletdr bow todoery- tataciatke beat way. U" ta bo Tear Own Lawyer. Mow to d Baaiae&f Oirrcctlr mad SaoacaefBllr. How t Art w Bocnty asa tn Tery Ptof life. aa4 eoauiasacoblauaeof rariew iafonwatioa iaJiryoaaabla to all etaiw j tor ewawiaat Wfcrreaea. .ueiu aiatci raii, or pare tiaie. To kur why tki lokof real arPlr for terM to U.B.3CAMSlKDLa.. ' ralae aa attracuom tell hitter tan aar tari is to buy your bread o! nriXrr'bJ BoTnr. to iu aeh who nses Oiltf Red CIcv.il s water tacV. wnu.-mHI afcl tower. Ukcs . . C. E. Tutliam selU it. the property f Kir Uain 'f if t2 J t ZZZZZ TC TlSTuiZ SA72.3 ZC2Z5 TIli3. NoiiiT. hrn-l.r r- .. -M -.. . dttte. t !ra toiertt nt lJo t f' aiue. !iel dowl J !. -. NlTHAMCl C CUKK. ptlMi. . , .- ," Mr. N 1. lTrk iW tMtunti te hri mn t eH-cir thr 4 the weHvciiK; iim-mim with ihr t- tiintble rvl tU Hdtunta- ( Hi i--h can In. ?! at a xiatire. .- U m. a , hied pcrotf xHtlinf tn tte- and 4trr ! n-t-rtl StMtt- to itlrfaiti n inik.u.i. I..!!., .1. .r . ... ... . j of what it -t t irrt thr im- im iIk- ..1: e in- ....i 1 ( semiui; n iimitie kiwi ijfl, atwt u 1- nun rtOrn!rl ! W lt jtttv urHi-ttral "ny t s-t wttrr herv TU ')! that he ilmra-. he m-k-f U h ten rttMiubi. tbr iHiv ttp.m the Dnxe w.ll- i. and ha in. frusn $I(mMo I5I in-r wrH tlirf-fire h cout(ieni w. he HiiUv (lUtUcvl tu the amount iltareed 2ltf If ymi HHitt t irn-niL" th iMtsi) ut,.l .lta.lll ....(l. f-l -...& .. "" .. '7Y . tJ" l"'..T:i.-"r. "." .'' - , I N" apples i-rWv la tlrn tak W I utiiiim pjiwl ikw ntus or cftote log Ikttou fitire. given. Holy's Frice List. Soar 7 to loP for Collect to .Mb- f.-r Collee .5 to .Mb- f.-r 1 on 1 lJ ..iu. I Dneil Ai-p;- S to 2tb for Slaiitiard ii. j..-r grlMi, Headlight il, per giiMi-n, A FariH 10 Eeilt I I i iano i in a gin hi ia:e 01 cninvatMn 1 t.o tin. Iiil nttjr., ti., hWt itr I ..--. .-i.v ...vv.. .... .... lWWt x.. 1 lrjuu' Apjdy to l" S. Hrt.viCKV. Seven mile south-west of Kvl CWhhI, Nebraska. iy-m3 O R O W 7ST ! NiI the Crown of Kiui-. nor t'i iVown of Glon. but the Crawn Sew in- . - r Machine, the late. and lH-t iita bine in the market, it will pi you to call at the I'osf.Offiee and ep it before oti lUPb.lse, For Sale by M B. .M. NtrV. K017EYT0 LOAN! Motiev to proe up with on linn I re- iifit, or on deeded hind at m per cent traight 10 per cent. 110 ommi-.ion. ,!o K W it io (office next door to Chief otht-e antf Fiji ft I Proof Abficrs. i0,ojeat Hi..m.rst-n Nl. Jn :.iw. rofn Hint t"n ri DHiiini (ti-itlrr !ib Iile-1 nt-lr" f hl inlmtiu l ti.ake tlnxl iriH, in iuiort of ln l.ilin. utnl cure Dn.il pinr thereof. In-.- re- Jnmn A Tul ' lri, plrrk of iho riturt of WrrMrr ei'Mtiti. nt his office in Kfl t'lnml. Xcb., en Saluniar. rlruar)- Cuib. 1-M. m- j llncuT I. CCTT. P. -5 No lcZ. fr lb- fonlli-wfitTinrtfr of S i town - rarce 11 wrrt. jid uaiwr the fnliinr B In witDe'p in rrmo ci.ntinmo tr.trnf mi an 4 cnloraticu ofisll lrct tic- PmI 0. s'lnelnnr l-lwril Mrlrulf. Itohrrt Itt.iiri'l ihl .I'lltintm W. lli-liOi;riiu all ol Kl CI t N"b jt2;rtt:4 a. w. .s 1 rzi:u. luster. LaiKlOlTirnt ltI)Cii'irirfti.n Xrl. Jan. !. !(. Notice ii licrrliv iturn ttui tbe filtoMiiiK namcl n-ttlor h lilt.1 noLlcr of Lt i.lrnll-n Ii wafer final prof Hi iu-;Mirt ol Iiir rliim ami ir eur f.liul eiitir thnt'il br'op? Jniiir,.. 'Iull'i I'lerK n t'ourt la W rhttrr ponuiy Sih. at hi otfirc in lied Cloud t. ;u b'a.uriax Ftbrurjr Ji. 1V1. KhAriM ItnrCHlY ,jWtl'i h,s . , li'il o. 17,.Tit (lit N' rib mt unnttrr t-. ct Jin'i nimr. th i'll.ins Ux, witn.-- to f.rorf coiitinuou rwili'lir"" iiiil i-nlluMtlun il ! tract, nt Itt-i.r ilta- ..hn MrrM J,UC('wi JJ"-" :i'- -. W. VIT7.I;l:. IUri.ter. IjinitOfticc at Uloonsinrtoa Ni-l- J.a. S. I'v, .loiicr4 lirrrl.r ctTcn th4i the !U'iwmr niml rcillcr bs fli 11' tic" f. liu ricr,tiHD lo tnkr final proof in mi t-ortof hi cl.-itiu. n4 curc final i-rtry lliwil, bcf'r 1r f 1'ic litrict I'ourt of We't.trrci-un- at hi8lc In ltnl Clou I. Nb on sjlurJ febr. IVlb. liM. vix: I'lTR'rv Mcllni. hM er trr N. !. tor tbe - ' , V K ," aiH S '-J N w ',; ornc.4;n ' usxa 'i r'.c II wt. anil rn.)rita. tnUecre ut-n -t cult! artiif 'ii i un... ii. ..isu i-ji.( ......j j . ...v". ". ,n, ,, tQ Nwl) jnHici-l) s w swiT.c:t. r.ectfir, Urd Office at Bioamlortun.Nrt. lec ...lw Nottcn ii hereby cirpn that the fullnwin nn?r r , ,c.(.r hM filr nf)tir, .,f hjt ,n.enmi t, D1!i . i J l. i i' Bl i ' w I , uinv u.i ,.. i-ci-"i " '" v in -l ) rrane- of Cowlj-t yrh, dJ MtfTin I..TfciA ' "j ai -N'bf. ir 5U.TTy..p t, , . ! 'lw.K9an.7 S. W. aU ITZKII. Kfeb-ter. I.nJ fitutvM hotmatUa 'eb. D.i;.Hi. . Ntici frby rlnn ibis tb fuliowjnr aiaiPf S. U rf ha, fill m.lice of bi Ibtratl'V.Ho UI4K3 Iliinl I'riflB ripifTlitt hit rlann anl cure fm-it r.,tr.- thereof brioietbe clerk of tbs ljf'Tct Court in UrUicr co-soty Neb., arbi. ". st .i4, Jar, hn Ptb L. lloencc. iaee at yti- U her Blorinrton Stb. Vte. 21. 1 ..fir riven that ibe fuUaTinr taaci t ler bii Stednotwe t bi imet:iun t , ,, gaar taUr thereof Uf-.rc the ti rk f nia.r.i.zi..jiu.u7-. .". .... ...p ...-... . ..-. b . I Iirt.ct.a.t tn Wtbsicr twiity at hu fie n ; KeJ ClauJ Xtb. oo hataraay Juary . JJ. U-ix (XO(GC fl'. KsiittT. , H'd entry "o- 2H1. for the S-iotb Kat qasrtf --iI Ion 2 Ka&ce 12 weit. a . the- ; ' folirins a bu wiinee to prore cuoenoooi ic Lewi C Jiatet. sn-t Wtlliaa J. Vance of IniTAle eo. aaJ Henry dtti3.nJ7 ou anil tn H. Joco ol rteu Liva 1 .eu. S. n.Sttlusft. ttetmer- SHERIFFS SALE XotlceiaaerebyriTea that at 1 o clock p.. n tbu 4th ilay of Kebniar X. D. 1m1. at the J -ser of Wefter street aad artb ATeaa. I ; m-on in Kl Cioad Webtrr coant WrMk. I wi.l -.--m I'iitriet Court ia a-I U.r Wb.tr ewaaty - I brack In laror of i. Ji. "a" v.. Hires aoder asy baod tail Smb Jay of De at5 Jos. V r. VTiitH. Saenf- ycKcsio Notice if btrtr siren, tsat X will ritt lfuMaha airueir lo tftT tAtawdrcf aa efi4idaXL tor ttaeken of ta t.nstary er i L cnatBUia ictooi tf WebUr ccactr. t H4 CVi4 ea da int iasur ra tte as sta ct Febnurr. Jinr Aaara.it aaa oTeB6: At ttu UUI bstaeint satsniariaUt octait ' -.aaary. April. Jaly an4 IMoUrr. At tioiao ' Kck vcttieBtm sataruay is ut ei JWtb.Juite.isei.Wtcbnaa'l I'tretaLcr. . A. A-P T , - , txj&ia3liunii't3:ew-e'i3-wc .. j k .It . j.1.. nnaaina fl fwa f aau LHJfT Uir I I U ' The Proof of the Puddingisinthe Eating." ! I Oil t iavc on iv co can on MS j d wc can casi- iv convince v ou that wc do sell HARDWARE A lit lie so-called !U:L0V the uBed rockpri- Ivcrtised bv other CCS ac firms. Bestey&. Perkins. 1 1 f -J,",,B 5 i MRU i Moiun l tUV- OWLiY PX-5.CS is I 1 1 ) 1. V I O LO LT.D ' i V.V M," Y 5 r-jaraware, Stoves, 1 TV n LI! -aiu ivn r F n iswing ftiacmnes AT Bed Rock Prices. tiis-'CJ. 1 -' Kendall's Spavin Cure. Th- Mft .i.ci.h! t .! t rnr 4if,tt,rel i ii -rrMlr -n i tifctfl' iii l'4' a Utii-; t Ite-U M-f U i Ku'iM i;v v N 1.1: wiiKif. rwnl.ni KM-n.f i. lini m'fi. MU' V; ln ?, ; J I It J lKKtL. -..' - t(tH, I inirM'rl wet nt' li mi !- tvt -W- I IjhU ' -htii ri - -. -fi a'lil- ! iry in lri Ttrl nrr' . v t m-oiI 1 l-o't c v( fnt Jit. Mil -ili il -. tr. hf l.M re'x lam -l t lnr ifci i- f-r I fcr rW. wlirn hr kinMHia Wltec IuihS;! l-ut hi tbv rtfil b ri n tm, I 'he ', on ri lilp. rixMi wo f-noiol I r fu t a Villi of Kcill't S).irii Cuin4 w h e. j tcilb -r.ii iaidtwh b Iwon 1 ! UcfuMyyoofi. 1. '. OHANoKK I'KU-iKYKinXfK WILL TKLL. ImKhlmi. Van.. Marrb 11. It. i t n ii .-.. irvni w 10 ju.iiqq ' Xll II J KenlwIlOc t . Ufroir- In )uti n rH ' , hme MltMj lw u, tfKt, W4,j, - 1 it Siai Uf . -Hm rt lrivoK cUi.'l !ni hiw qji bi'in bvl l flir'c. I - uwhcl (heb ! ftt fn-Mh ill . . n. Mir i n!ili tkc le lirjc mf u-l m Jf )ii-m'l .? I fcj ! IfH Ihiii. Th "-' 'M'f't '! U' t ! ' m, .li:r,rh ,.. Ic t t lf! Tbl t -,f,tnt UMf aJiifrwrn ccl l l , nti ly l, r-t-tttu D. J, UKuM.a C 1 C-U l-t..!.arh rll. t. 7 ENDALCSW SPAVIN CUREf m jjrf f ""aaaraaW liBi m I m I 1 1 m arlal.sl THIS JfXW ABD OORSECT MAP Pwre Wjob4 aay rcWLMj. qginttoQ tfcas i2 CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN R'Y Cbiajo and si! af 6- Prwdpal Pelsti in the Wt, Kerth aod NertJrest. Can-f oHr rxawtea thh Map. TV I'rlnrfpal C - r-f tV TTet im1 ;tVrJr.. r- ?f at'osi on til road, lu ttigcja uaiu xikc cke cu,. a wtu tie truu a itZutZiTmt L-.- "l 11 .- Iaif" UBAVsSiesaWaOa. --.-. Tl S?j csst sw tfva y . vL7 o ?:3r m e&f39aaBaBaa9BBaBiBaaBaXr f I a VjO Jcr-r TaEBriw j fit ?? c? l i rA BfatamaLanawliSakrV.VaVLS) , zn e v . .a' i -" av- in.r j c 1 Rn ic IBc 1 1 mi an 1 ir1! F i!Os . kBfv. t , 'fJmF9WmiTSmmmX . H,ac . te . .gK00 : gOaCTyCTr-w-a,feL- TMI CHtCACO eran n'llTMfntfeal Ilae.TSM i tnr It k f k. U ..! V., m.. 2S7rsTO-BVi a533-SlS-.32s .-wt.l3eKl,'nitakrt 1 iiv "Tt ... ... .I.S-- ' I : .m,Ku, w.w uks nan afu jrjj -.TTr' ,2f't,u?:iWlnlf-, S;rfi"'':?.a PROUDKET a X&S3E. aHt j s J t S T O V J S. Cllc U&cfc. JW'b, Hard ir are V mr come and sec m us wc will not be UNDERSOLD. X&3: 2tsci iiiwU " . x ST s M !, &- j" 111. W rp - f4 M pp ,.. -l A. J f- S 41 . aB . .. . 1 C-i. -r' ' - - W ?" t Slate-Roofing .SAVKS ltlSHINUN. F1KK AND WITCH PROOr. CONTAINS NO TAR. .MIXED READY I0R CSC ANY1I0DV CAN AITLT IT. With thU lint old khlfiRlr C t Wfcdo to ldi bctlrr and Utl looker lJvti new oloj;h for te-tklrd tk ct wf rr-ahlallar. , . . lijually good far tin or Iron. td Ur ponm bricV wall it unoquilUl. It h claalle wdl esnaad ti:otrft with Uwit or cold Tula t n kalltptu ol'lo quality hi a duraWc ltooik !- Il dl not crack. wl vt Kli beiujf ite. fcdl not mt or comU It hif a heivy tl) -s.unlvit tutinf cjul to thrw of aay otlr J; i o!d At a pile' lUftt rtvW' tff) ntrt luvea wrll jwlBtrd nrf. Four hnndme hlcKiHif'Slalr, Irtwn, Kcd and BrlpM HH. l'rlce In lirrU of il lo fio l!.m.. only cent per Radon, "After a wt tHwnMgh a of UN pain!. wt W(t rrIlull re rommi'Hil It. and rt lutNBH I bat If once Hrd It will be arJrird .fcoad and third tlm.M- H. C llowrii. In tUo IiJwtt, l?ept W. INrO) Hrtid fr rlrrular 1 rp. al turutlon thlp.ir K. E. PAINT iL OIL COM 7 INDIA 3T., BOSTON, MASS. Scllinp Arntfcfir lWitunOll IVu lUh for Bra.CopiHrr l taijoUaii, At HOfflTH-WrSTrvtJ m,T2ZZr Ajfrfmni r-m e ( - ?t lH5ws Ursa." arEv w. s. sinitn, Ortti hii. .wa. itt ' - -arM.u . A. t: it S u?i5i - 5 sa v- " cCl BaV ad 1 !I - a o o gm TV c Mate .afLILA. a II VmSHT'. 7 0 J L 1 in yj c 3agf4rf5sffla1Ks. dVV? rsswijrf- i.av & .i - r ,ftrT'"ar' T7 ' ' "faaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaawaamaaaaaaa - -t .kBk.aihaaa''v 1 iv hi 1-f 1 ....... j . biiiib 11 mi "ui - -v j- . ,. .' ,,.- . . j-m joh.: ' .. . . . .- jaJSfUl" iffTmnfrr-T-r1 -;- atvvsjufc-iitwgaets