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Groceries, Tofcaccos, Cigars
&c, &c,
Ve keep ntTbaaii a Cud a line of groccrim tad
tobMeM ai co be foetid ta the xallry.
A gccd
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It mn In connerticm witb the r-torc where a
good latirii ran be bad at any time-,
astl where
FRESH OYSTERS
Arc irrrad in the highest ttyle oftho art.
Give Hie a. call.
27 J .OVERLEES,
ilED CLOUD,
NEBRASKA
Flour & Feed
STORE,
CK&S. E. PUTNAM, Prop.
DEALER IN
FLOTJR. FEED
Cera. Meal. Bran Chopped Feed and
GROCERIES,
VMt the K! Cloud fimrcrr. Feed and Pro
JtfnslurouhonyimuHtu.iric foi- iaan or
bea.t. .
llichnt market price In cash !!! for irrnln
All kind ofoutitrr produce t-iKcn n exchnrifte
fbr'Ji. Wuodi delivered to all parts vl town
fret of cbarso.
Stro ooiU l Kceil' Wow J-aciory.
Red Cloud,
Nebraska.
late. SHEEEK,
Proprietor of the
City Drug Store.
iLXD DftULH XI
Drugs? Medicines.
Paints- Oils
and Varnishes,
A full supply of
LAMPS, LAMP SHADES, WICKS,
COMBS BRUSHES C.
ratronaxe eclicitcd and thankfully rehed.
M9" Prescriptions carefully compounded".
One door south of Garber's ftoro,
RED CLOUD, NEB.
aa i m .. . i
Moon i Cailender,
)DEAIBS 1S
General Merchandise,
Ery --Sootls,
ISeois & Shoes,
HATS AND CAP
IDrugft Medicine,
Oils Tarnishes,
Paints TItc.
GLASSWARE, QUEENSWARE,
HARDWARES, HARNESS
ETC., Era, ETC.
A full line of everything kept in a gen
eral store, ait the lowest cabu puices.
Respectfully,
Moon & Cailender.
COWLES, - NEBRASKA
E. L. TZLSTKEIfc
(Sucataior to C.A. Brown.)
DEALER IK
Parlor, Bedroom
AKD KITCHEN
FURNITURE,
Brackets, Chromos,
Picture Frames,
Mattresses, Etc
Ccftal. alwRTH.on hand and trimmed onchort
nolee. Prise as low a any in the alley.
Repa'xisc of all kind done promptly and
Satisfactory.
Burial Robes furnished at reasonable
rates.
ttED CLOUBV-
- - NEB.
Harness Shop,
BY
J. L MILLER,
Keeps constantly on hand a full Line-of
HARNESS, COLLARS, SADDLES..
HORSE-BLANKETS,
vVUIPS, COMBS, BRUSHES.
HARNESS OIL,
And everything usually kept in a first
class shop.
TWO DOORS SOUTH OF THE BASK.
TfcsHIgfcwt C&sb Pries Pli fcr Eies
tad Pais.
COME
Ifor Your
LUMBER.
' DRY LUMBER A SPECIALTY.
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1 THE CHIEF.
LOCAL MATTERS.
R. V. R. I
Time Table.
Taking eect Funday. Oct. 1
ISSO.
Ef.twrJ Par crif r.r ler.......
rrrivcf
Freight W....
" arrir...
Cfla.m.
7 :3. p m.
Wrtward Accom Irares ...,.......
arriv....
KASTERN DIVISION.
Eastward Accom. lrave.......
arrive
.9 :0 a. m.
.5 -Jit p. m.
-? :T0 a. :n.
..G&ip. in.
Tralnr daily except Sunday.
U. W. Hi.nrwr. A. K. Tnrnt.i.
Superintendent. Gen'l. Manager,
Miner Bros, sell Superior flour.
A. S. Mandi sells Red Cloud Mil!
patent flour.
WANTED: To buy seed wheat.
Apply at the Chief office, Red Cloud.
2Clf
J. L. Miner will go to Chicago thi
week to purchase a large ntock of
goods.
Dr. KendalJ'H "horse books" for gale
at the Chief office at 25 cents
apiece.
Sign the petition for an examination
of county finances if you have not
already done so.
The Rev. Geo. 0. Yciicr will preach
next Sabbath morning and evening nt
the Congregational church.
A Gospel meeting will be held at
the Kirbv hotic on Suntlav at half
past 3 tiVJock, all arc invited.
Jon. S.u.c: A good dwolling house
and lots, in Red Cloud. Cheap for
cash. Enquire at the Cmr.F office.
Farmers' Alliances arc being form
ed all over the State. It in an organi
zation similar to the defunct Grange.
Another daily train has been put on
the eastern division of the B. it M.
road. Train- now run on that divis
ion neaily to Blue Springs.
There is nine newspapers in Thayer
county, and the ediiorof the Sentinel,
at Hebron says that he is hoping and
praying for a few new ones " every
day.
No cough or cold, however obstinate
can resist the healing qualities of Dr.
Marshall's LungSvrup. It completely
cures when sill others fail. Try it.
Only '25 cents a bottle, lurgc si.o 50
cents.
Read the :ulvertisnient of J. Over
Icch, in an other column. He has a
large and well selected stock of grocer
ies tc, which are offered to the public
at bottom prices.
Chancellor Fairfield of Lincoln, de
livered a temperance lecture at the
Congregational church in this place
last Sunday evening that was very
highly apoken of bv tlaoso who heard
it.
M. E. Church, Feb. 1,1th, S. S. at 10,
a. m., and preaching by the Pastor
at 11 a. m. and at 7 p. m.
Prayer meeting every Thursday
evening. All are cordially invited to
attend.
The boys have got a good joke on
our esteemed contemporary of the
lower end- of town. When they want
to make Mr. Kcnney mad and her him
swear, they ask him about the lady (?)
that was looking for him last Mon
day. Thecnterprijing firm ofSpanogle &
Funk secured, this week, a liberal ad
vertising .space in the Cmr.F, which
they will in a few weeks fill with an
advertisement of the immense stock of
agricultural implements that they are
receiving. Farmers give them a call.
This week we print and circulate
over 1000 copies of the Chief. Those
who are not subscribers but receive a
copy of the paper this week, are re
spectfully invited to call at the office
and become a regular reader and pa
tron of the oldest and best newspaper
in the county.
To all farmers who wish to become
subscribers to the Chief but are .pre
vented from doing so on account of
the hard times we make the following
offer: We will send the paper free of
charge until after harvest upon their
agreeing to s"ubscribc-at that time and
pay for it a year in advance.
Some one, while wo were absent
from the office, laid on our table an
nnvftinnn rrr tniniitiv i -lrvlln a -. 1 a
envelope containing a dollar and a
letter that they desired published.
We do not publish it because we do
not know the name of the author and
because we cannot allow the Chief to
become a medium for the dissemina
tion ofscandal. The letter and the
money is held subject to the order of
the person who left them here.
Farmers if you want a newspaper
thatis worth the money, one that
gives all the county news and has the
mandood to stand up for your inter
ests fnd never was known to fawn
upon anyone for the sake of a little
patronage, then subscribe for the
Chief. Make a wise choice between
the two county papers, for while the
Chief, as you well know, posseses the
above distinguishing- traits, the other
is simply the mouthpiece and tool of
one or two office holders in the
county.
Mr. H. R. Simons has purchased the
milk business of Mr. Montgomery and
has bought up a number of good cows
lately. Mr. Simons has perhaps the
best location in the county for keoping
inilch cows, it being situated in the
timber south of the bridge, where an
abundance of fresh- watr is always at
hand and the stock is sheltered by the
timber from the hot sun in the sum
. . . . ...
mor ana the cold winds in winter.
Wc predict for Mr. Simons an abun
dant snqcs In the milk business.
Having completed my Kiulsterial
labors in the county, I noway to my
brethren and marry friends, farewell
for the present hoping, to meet you
again on the shores of -tirue:"
"Be thou faithful, unto death and 1
villjnvc you Ihe crown of life."
Yours in hope,
.; Tnso. Johnsos.
Tbi Sstta-fliUi bnrjftifes a Crtfit7
A&Jrs.
A petion asking the count' cornmi'f-
'iwiicrs to appoint a committee of
thi eo competent per?om to overhaul
tli books and papers of the countv
and make a thorough investigation of
the couuty'i affair, is being circulated
through the countv, and. we under
stand, has already been signed by ov
two-third- of the legal voter of the
county. This will i usurp, ( suppose
the appointment of .such a committee
In view of the fact that it now remain
with the Boanl of cotnmisH oners t
make a success of this invttigatioi
business or to cauc it to terminate ii
a dimple farce as previous efforts i
the same direction have clone', we beg
to make a few xuggcatious in regard to
the appointment of the committee
and defining in duties, which we hop
tiie Hoard of Com nii.v! oners will not
overlook.
In the firt pkee if the county is t
be to tlie expense of an investigation
the commissioners should ee thai!
competent men arc appointed on tlia
committee, men of undoubted ability
and integrity, who cannot be ar
proached by oubmlers or bought f 1
J7i-nuerestei persons wno are uoou
accountant-, should be appointed, and
we would favor the securing of at least
one expert from outride the state.
Every thinking man must know that
if there has been any crooked transac
tions in connection with the clerk's or
treasurer's office or whatever skuldug
gery hhS been carried on, the books uill
show up all rlijht on thrir ace, hence the
necessity for the employment of an
expert to get at the bottom of the mat
ter. The people demand that the investi
gation be thorough, and that the exact
status of the county uflaira be so clear
ly showed up as to forever preclude
the ncces-ity of another investigation
back of this date, and in order that
the work be efficiently carried out it is
absolutely necessary that the commit
tee he empowered to subpoena witness
es ami examine them under oath.
If this is done we are decidedly of
the opinion that there will boa "rattling
of the dry bones" that will be surpris
ing to say the least.
It is not our intention at this Mtagc
of the proceedings, seeing that the in
vestigation is sure to take place, to
make any charges against anyone,
but, in order that the mass of the peo
ple may know that we are not actua
ted by any personal feelings in the
iiMtter, we will ju?t say that it is our
linn belief that the following list of
offences have been committed by the
present county clerk, and that an in
vestigation, if properly conducted, will
prove that James A. Tulleys, clerk of
Webster county has been guilty,
1st. Of unlawfully dealing and spec
ulating in county warrants.
2d Of having made $700 or more
by "ways that are dark, and tricks
that are vain" at the time the lat fun
ding scheme was perpetrated on the
people of the county.
3d. Of having repeatedly charged
and unlawfully obtained pay for work
which was covered by his salary as
county clerk, and for which he had no
right to make any charge.
4th. Of having repeatedly made false
returas-of the receipts of his office and
unlawfully retainined money received
as fees from parties having business at
his office.
5th. Of having, for the purpose of
gaining populairty with the people of
the county, failed to charge and collect
fees for affidavits &c, which fees right
Iv belonged to the countv. and of
which the county was defrauded.
6th. Of having charged ami collec
ted fees for affidavits made by him as
clerk of the court, and for which the
law does not allow a charge.
7th. Of having wilfully disregarded
the htw in the matter of letting the
contract or rather of refusing to let
the contract for furnishing the county
with books and stationery ,to the low
est bidder, thus causing an unneccs-
Isary expenditure of hundreds of dol
lars of the peoples money.
8th. Of having received 25 per
cent, as commission fronv the parties
fr0m whom he has purchased county
' i l aa? i -", ,1..11.u. .
books and stationery, (25 dollars o n
even hundred dollars worth of books
&.C., bought for the county,) thus de
frauding the county of thousands of
dollars in the last eight years!
9th. Of being in collusion with
certain other dealers in county scrip,
for the express purpose of keeping
down the price of county warrants.
We believe that if the investigation
of county matters is conducted in a
proper manner, such as is contempla
ted by the signers of the petition for
the same, and in the business like and
searching style demanded by tne tax
payers of the conty, wc say it is our
firm bolief that the county clerk will
be found to have been guilty of all" the
above named crooked transactions,
and more, and in that event the road
from the clerk's office to- a criminal's
coll is short and straight.
If. on the other hand, after an honest
and thorough examination of the coun
ty matters, it is found that our suspi
cions and those of a majority of the
people of the county are without
foundation and that the clerk is guilty
of no misdemeanors, then wo aro rea
dy to retract all we have said and
make the amende honorable.
The Commissioners have an impor
tant duty -to perform, a duty that de
volves upon them as- servants of thel
people of this county who are aroused
and in earnest in this matter, and we
hope and? believe that they will not
loose-sight of the fact that the eyes-"
of th people aro upon them, and they
are expected to conduct this matter
in such. wy as to set the question at
issue-forever afrest-
A fresh supply of '-White Bom''
Atchison winter wheat flour, at Put
nam's.. .
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Kiner Bros. Price List.
Suo.i:.
Crystalized New Orleans, 10 lbs
for
Brown, 10 lbs. for
Light brown, 3J for
Tiairie extra C. 5 lbs. for
Standard A. 8 lbs for
Giauulated, b Hn. for
cOFtfci:.
$i
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(10
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00
00
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Good Rio, - - G lbs
Choice " - - U "
Verv line, - - 4 "
1'ea'Berrv, - - 3j "
forl 00
1 0J
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1 00
DRIED FRUITS.
Choice sliced apples, - 10 lbs for 1
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
Michigan quartern, -Missouri,
"
Salt Lake l'eachon,
Mich, quarters "
Turkish i'runes,
English Currants, -
J5
18
- 5
10
10
10
-10
Choice Blackberries,
SY-UUIS.
Sorghum, 45 to 00 cts. per gallon.
Corn 75 cts. per gal., f 2.75 per keg.
IVry line atridly pure Orleans SO cts.
per gal.
Genuine Vermont Maplo $1.20 per
gal.
Teas.
Excellent Japan, verv desiiable, 40 cts.
or.'J lbs for$l 00.
Miner Bros. Boss Jap., 50 cts., a clip
per. Extra strength fine leaf Jap, 75 cts.
Ba.ket tired uncolored Jap, 80 cts.
A Supererior, fine, full strength Jap,
90 cts.
Gun Powder, fine style, nolliin
in llavor imported.
C.VSXED GOODP,
Standard 3 lb. pcaehe,
Standard . lb. apple-?.
Standard 'A lb. tomatoe.-.
finer
15
20
Blackberries strawberries-ra.-phen it-,
plumb, pears, bean.-, oyster.-, salmon,
satdino.-, potted ham, potted tongue,
and all other goods in thi- line at low
est ca.-h prices.
SOAPS
White Russian 17 bars for $1- 00
Town Talk and other standard
varictes 20 bars for - - 1
Castile and other varieties kept
stock
ri.uc, TOUACCOS.
Lortllard's army and navy, GO eK
oo
in
lb
Wild Flower - - f3 "
Venable Red Tag, - Co "
Orange Girl. "- - 00 " "
A Ufi No i ii- Tivist Ko.I Rncn I'.'.r i
Gun, Climax, Lorillard's black, Coruu
copia, Maiden's Blush fine cut.
SMOKING TOH.MTOS.
Old Style, - - nibs, for $1
Mild German, 35 cts. per Ib.
Bull's Eye, 50 " " "
Town Talk Durham, 50 cts. per lb.
Blackwell's Durham 70 "
Tin Tas. - - 70 '
Seal of N.Carolina 70 :
(5?" All other Goods in our lino
00
III-
eluding: dry-goods, notions. Clothing
boots, shoes, hats, caps queen-ware,
stoneware, gla.-swaro. ice., ice., will bo
sold at lowe.-t cash prices or exchanged
for all kinds of country produce at the
highest market prices.
Will fnraish'any Gcods -wb have aot in
A1..1
av.z&
:s tor 29 per con:, oaaea w actual
MINER BROS..
Red Cloud, Neb.
When physicians recommend Dr.
Marshall's Lung Syrup for cough.-,
colds, etc.. of long standing, it certain
ly must be good. Call sit the drug
store and try a bottle of it. the price is
only 25 cents and 50 cents
We are informed that the 'Kendall's.
Spavin Cure" is now said by all the
leading wholesale druggists and a
large number of prominent retail
druggists.
Just received Rt Roby's, Silver
Thread Sourkraut, New Bacon, fresh
Shell Bark Hickory Nuts. Black Wal
nuts, 5tt pails of lard, and Boss syrup
in kegs.
Every woman who has experience
in bread making knows some thing of
.the difficulty in always getting the
best results during .the winter season
when the "yeast gets chilled" and tbe
dough won't work just right The best
thing yon can dot under such cir
cumstances is to buy your bread of
Lauterbach who uses only Red Cloud
Patent flour. C. E. Putnam sells it.
OSAGE ORANGE SEED.
Mitchell & Morhart have for sale a
supply of osatc seed at a very reasona-
b!c
pnee. those who. contemplate
crowing a neage snouau give tnem a
call. 26tf
Roby's Price List.
Sugar 7 to lOlbs. for
Coffee 3 to otbs. for
Dried Apples S to 20fts. for
Standard Oil, per gallon,
Headlight oil, p"er gallon,.
1.00
LOO
1.00
-25
.30
No apples superior to thoso- sold by
Putnam splended for eating" or cook
ing Bbttoia- figures given
CROW 1ST!
Not the Crown of Kings, nor the
Crown of Glory, bufc the Crawn Sewing
Machine, the latest and best machines
in the market, it will pay you to call at
the Post-Office and-ce it before you
purchase! For Sale by M. B. McNixr..
Spavin, Ring-Bone, Etc.,
with Methods of Treat
ment. (I'roa Faraa ae4 rlmiJe.I
The horc i" our noblot domtic
mutual, iff fleet m .-irucuxrv, unno-ing
in appearance, full of iufeUiirrno; and
when kindly treated gmm; in return
an affection aiiuoet human in Ha ua -
lure, and ifrfurniuu: to the ht.t nnttl
of endurance the tasks impugn), and
ni- mav
add ii to oftvn subjects! to the
I... I.f ..! liurwti.JI tlcr nf 1tV
ofi
our annual-, ami probuwy lor tin- tv
kju i- the im-t liable to dteya.e and
blrniihe-.
Main an othertie valuable lnr!l
is h-figiir-l for life and rendered!
more or b- until for service by irly
.nain-. un-ibtlv ring-bone?. p4inu.
tftr. .vmetune! ihuo difftcultiti- ar
not of a M'-riott nature, that i-. do not
Ltnie the hcre. or make any matirinl
dttlen nee in the ability for performing
work on the farm but Midi animal-
.ire rendered unsaleable, or if ded
of, it inu-'t 1m: at sacriilVe of jrice.
Generally, houe er, the horse i- iir-
Illinmi! ......i ... .--. -
in.nuiiMi lamiof llnlr. Ulf I'dlt Ib
retuovtM. v men r 'very ji(ini-.uu
, i, - (J .Ji'
oftin entirely
ruinesl fur travel ir
work.
.
r .iin are xinoi uriivinii inn.-i
I.VHHr.ttu or ovenxork m dmutti;:
Ihe bony exenv-once or sutuu.- ..:
a
n!.i. 1. it i, compel, i HI grow quite
f,nt and -meinnes ,ne app,-ra,,:;:; ,,
ii .nt irniHi iiiiiii iinii iniiin iiii:iiiir'i
fnniitfl m-rnr Hie aiiiencv-. PCsUies ,
the process i- a painful one producing
-uhmics- ami ien enus ine
bors
e
more or le-. unfit for ? vice.
Some four vears a go Dr. J. B. Ken
dall of Eno-buruh Fall.-. Vt.. having a
horse troubled with paviu tried bli-t-eiingtoeure
it. The operation ap
pealed .-o painful and unsatisfactory
that it was abandoned with the belief
that a remedv les- torturitn; in its ai-
plication and mort certain in its elle t j
might be devt-cd. Ac"ording'y the
Doctor set btm-elf to woric, ami leu .-
ii lYt-iC'! i . 1 tklitii in .1 .1.1 t!rn'i,i
succeeded in prcpaiing a n'medv that .
since its intro.luclion to the public no-1
tice, ha-achieved a -ucca-s that ih of
the mint satisfactory character
About three years since, hearing f
rvtrnl r:i-is where "Kendall'- Sikimu
... . . t
cure,
iij flu. r.oiwrv it fiTun-il hit.
been Used with ;ood etlect. I tool:
T U '- w ..V -" -
some pains to ascei tain the fails in
the ca-e, and reported the same for
several of our leading agricultural
journals. I give a few instatiees to
which I am personam kiiowiu. .vlr
R. A. (Jaines of Brek-iiire Vt., owned
a valuable horse having a sp.ixin ol
the sie of half a hen's egg, and pro
ducing severe lameness. After trviim
the usual remedies with no e led,
learning of "ICeiul.illV Spavin Cure." n
bottle wa- obtained ami ued accor
ding to direction's. The application
produced no blistering, did not appear
to be painful, and left no scar oi cal
lous. A one dollar bottle w:i u-cd
and it euied the spavin, stopping the
lanione- and removing the hunch. 1
examined the leg- e.uefulh mid ould
find no difference in the -ize of tl e
joint-, and COIllil not tell UiiOil V.til'lt
the -pavui was loeatcil. Ihe horse
Iiih been worked hard since and jiipon
examining him the second time a
imli iiii-i !il:ii-fiii infnrv:il ot three
- - ------ - - - f
or lour vears. was ple.ised to find no J
return o'f the dillictiltv in anv hapc or
iiiaiiuui, ouu ic; 1- ;is nouiiti iiiio jv
feet to all appearance as the other.
Mr. a r. w eld, also ol uerksliiro. 1
t , treated a bad ca.-e of spam with I
thi- remedv and in siv week the
lament-.- wa.- "one. and the bunch
uearlv lemowd and he considered th
hore euied. There ha been no re
turn of the difficulty since, although
the hor-e ha? been worked hard. A.
A. Simpkin- of West E:uburgh, Vt.,
lia5 had an evpenence .similar to the
Hhove, and other- miaht be i-ivcn, but
these may be considered -tuiiicicnt to
e-tabli-h tbe fact of the curative power-
of this remedy, and alo, which i
cqually important, the permanence of
the cure; (he relief afforded being not
temporary, but lasting in e'b- -t.
Equal stiecc-s ha been had with
'Kendall's Spavin Cure" in the treat
ment of .splints, curb, ring-bone, brui--Cs,
.-trains of different kinds, callous,
etc. I wi-h to call particular attention
to this as a humane method of troat-
meni. uie rcnictiy, wnue it is eincie.u
Ji nniirntinti it. iI;.ik: mil f,milinA
, ., . 1 .. . - ir : .
III V 'Vll , .W l.'VO ll"l 11,'Fllll. .
ope
pain or
ornene-s as is
most application.-. This feature iJ de
. ,
serving of notice-and i rcceiiug com
mendation from many prominent gen
tlemen in thi- country, among whom I
would mention Mr. Charles A. Currier,
special agent for the Massachucetts
society for the prevention of cruelty to
animals. Boston Massachusetts, and
other--. j
Although this remedy wa- originally
designed for the treatment of horses
yet it has been used for human ailment.-,
such ns different forms of rheu
iiifltNm. nr deer, sented nains of luliir
standing, with equally good effect. j
"Kendall s spavin Cure has hc-n I
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introduced throughout the most of this
countv. ami is being put into the;
,- .. it .t ii.l ..!..... I
hands of all the leading who.csalc
drtigists from vrhom it may be obtain
ed, or through whom it may be j)rtler
ed by every" druggist. Dr. Kendall
ha also compiled a small work or
"Trealie on Horse and his Di-eaes"
of about 100 pases, fully illu-trated, J
and giving in a small eompas' a large
amount of useful information, free
from all technical terms and which
will be worth many times the cot, of
twenty-five cents, to all owners of hor
ses. 'Something of the favor with
which this work is being received by
the public may be inferred from the
fact that one hundred thou-and copies
or over have been sold since April
last. Should any one desire further
information upon any matter contain
ed in this article, t'nev will please ad
dress Dr. J. B. Kendall, at Enoshurgh
FalLs Vt. E. R. Towle.
West Berkshire, Vt.
Thae interested in good horses will
do well to read Mr. Tbwle's letter in
another column on Spavin, Ring
Bone, Etc., with methods of treat
ment. We are informed that Mr.
Towle is one of the best agricultural
writers in Vermont, and no doubt ht3
investigations on this subject will be
of great benefit to horse owners.
"Be thou ciiaste as ice and as pure
as- snow, thon shalt not escape using
unhealthy compounds in your food,"
was a true maxim, until J. Monroe
Taylor s Gold 3Iedal Soda and Salera
tus came to our relief. Since using it.
we feel that there fs one article in- the
way of Soda and Sulcratus tnat all can
use -with healthy results. We have
almost cured our dyspepsia, and
thanks to the-GoId Medal for it. Try
it, and you will say with us, that per
fectlon'has been obtained, and the in
ventor has immortalized bis name fp"
t-- Afwf ?i . Ti-.irrTinis bare -
...-- .-ts-.w - .. .. ... -
;V;in:eaM,nnilNoonlK..c,no diff'u-u.t th, mi. rf
to mauaee. Manv renifUiu li . .; , '
hw dev.M.1 for ihi- ,li:llciiliy. 1ml L" " "'J.j f - -u-uallv
uilh verv indifferent mccc ftp,J u' l,! sl lth m Ml-r to ?Vt
ni"iri i generally ported to "Xi Twi jl? TsT "" '
when amthuig is attempted, and will N""1- "l ( ''1 J M-
in soiuecH-es, when properly perform- ..itmimm. ( . Clakw. ptHte I
ed..-tp the growth of the p.in but J -' j
will not rctnow the bunch already I -,lr -N 4 Hark, tint patAntr. nt
Ifytm nxni to tarn? the ywAttT
ml ujiaKtr of md. xr w
jjround fat!. I"uto vill ! jt c
you.
A Farm to Rent f
Of ISO arm. iUi o&.J W4 botc
j !. tir. wuv
ote Ury hmh. !- ml iv
j Uil J, j,, a -oilut jf cajkaratwi
( .u un ttrwi ,, a. &'
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5vcti auk xnUh-RaU at rW CJal
Nfb.j. fc. , ,,
HONEY J0 LOAH !
Moiwj u. jn.tp xiu jth oti tbwl n-
pt. t on dded lad ai p-r rent .
nd -& er rem. cunmtioM or at
stntgbt Id per epX. on cotnH.Mt
Jvu K WiUx
0ti-r next iloar to def oilUw. 30tf
wi . Aa..is aA2u i,-i3
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the upu Intniij: tnaclnti Hith i!h e
tMiil!e r.l. the ndvjituce rf wlmli
call be -hmi Nt h jrirt -, - it h ea
LloI Kr-ni' -fttliw; in tin- and father
western Snie-to oMjuii nn imvtliMiW
able -uppi of witter at a -mall jn-rcriit i
tf what it c-t tot the anit in the j
-ettltiitf of Ilhnoi- mtii Iowa, aini It -J
noiv.cnnrt.Hbii to be the only praetiiitl j
way jo ret water brre ne nvull
t'.at '-n tr.-i" he considers
t be
itn
er re. i- in,
ib e. as the
mvnltv
1 I H. 11.111. M.tl .. .....1). ... 1 .. ff ...
- ' iv - ,- ,"., aim iv ii"t it. until
?I'Mki to $1 ion per well therrfi.re be
'
,'-len. that Ih i- ,uil
llw t charg.-d
eittitbd to
2ttf
T'uutl Proof ,Yo tiers.
n "Bier mi i-irmina . Hi
Jn. ISM
lt1ftC'aK irlt ati tlia iL flVll.w .
l.mcl ct rr La So I (it f b i-tn t h
trutk- finul pr.c.i in ui i-o t ' t rlum t i tr-
Uirfinl p tiTatblt( Irf.ijr k c! ri f
Ill't.' urt ti WrtMT nui'tr t ki iiJa-r In
RfJ Ciou-J tli .r F'Ui) Vfeh I . ls$l. it
Jwt, t nrr
I " Nc. filM. lor il.c rtunh writ quirtr t crc
It ttiwn 3 mi rr 1 frt. rii n mr ibr fl
itu i hi witntr to .fuTr 'oi lau a fr.i
ilrnco upntj anil cullifOun l iiti I r- tti
William CUt. lliiituin J V- nl. Whit mo
l.ivin?ton auil U'lllmn Arnoli. nil ( tuw rt
Npliruk.
feWiaai.l
S. W. S IT.KR. JUii.tr. j
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Na'fe in hrrrli) t tn t hat lUr M miiri
nintol teutrr hi il-i n' i.-i if h latrnii!! t
kUdkr Sn.! iirool'tn t.i.ir' ' lii r!iw. '! r '
..i:rA 'nil .itiri flip.M.I limfurm jAm Tt..
t . i-liapll nt itlM .fi.ir ttf W m1 r fMimlr kl .
Iii cflifts in l'r'l 1 !,h1. Nt-b . vti S-tHidjy. I
relruary JCih. ISM. lr:
11. v(T . VC'TT
I). - ? t2ft fi.r the ntli-wrn.rtrr f ?rr
ft ti 3 2 'in-Kr II (. uml iaiin th ll"tomc
A hi witn-ef ti rrnvr C'.jliBUt,u rcWinir
on.ind cultir-it'n f mI1 trn vix lvl 1.
-mrlcr IMn.t.J Mrtrnir Ubhrtt Itaand nil
tUKtl.'tUX Y
u,i....... .11 i i.- 1 ri.N.. t vt.
J.n'.Tfet-'l
.-,. u. hw iT7.i:;t. iwt
L.n.lOdiCeit Hlo'!Dintou Kch. Jan. Ii.Il.
.iiiirf ib lirr-iif .i.rii iriw ii- iwi.iui
named ittUr i-t 8l- t.r.ti''n. irtn.u.n 10
'l-"' :0i,r.la "TV",1 cf 7" "'' ilV.
Notir il hrrhr ' n tht th- fiIUwiu
t'irrt of ''ourt in VV c!ittr wunir JS. t tiM
off.'w 1a i'.td C.oud Nm. on Sanrl) '!rurr
JL.ltSl.
F4M'i llorcitii
h'd So, .;7. fir th Natta ert rj0rtr rVt.
SluwnlN Katfr 10 Wit. nd nami. tbt
fulluiinr hi "itne'itf. to pror cuutmuuu
rfidearKon and on!t,Tti in of ntd trat, Tif
lirnrv t. Av'ru. John lrt J-hn A. C'n.
and John W Hull, all of I'-l tl-d .S.
ja30nl.:i H. W. SWITZSlt. llfn.!r
LamlOlTict at lltootnlnKtnn Nb. Jan. . ISsl.
jVoticni" hrrffcy rln tint th tollwin
nuini-l jntlrr ha filfd notKf f hi intntitn
to oaki- finsl irof in nirrl f hi rlim. ad
.-rurc final cntrj tlrrrwi. Irforc 'Ink f th
!iliift .'urt vf WtrwtiTfmnijr thisGcin
Hcd Cloud, eb.. on sjaiunisr r'tbr. l'ith. lt.
T"- .. ..
Fatsts Mclli.t.
liM rrtrr N. 1. lor tao rj J 4 n K v; nd S -
t N W ' l'f rtin 2 town 3 rnc W w'l. 0'l l
nxmat ni :u"n - a" " ""
tuntlnaoa ri-,ilerr' Hjoa and fBltitMnof
htS tr.t t. ti: Nj'Lo s lla Albt J.
Or-iir. Ciiiui Utai txl VVjIImuj Ojirlw-h.all
fanljilSlO b' S- W sWITZKIt. KLt.r.
SHKKFF'S SALE
;;,- ,. hmtrh7 PtTpn tat at. I o';I0'X p
1 m on iao iu ij i w ' -- - -
, rn.r of v i-trr street ud runh Aoa'.
! ... l. .1 f'1.iwl Koll'-r (OBnlr V MlV. I wl'l
the r(sf with!'"1 I-aMic o i.mnwiiwiici "'""'"'M
IIIC CASC lll.l I , ,, ,,.,.,, .Uwrihl orucun.. to- wit .
III lM iv-. - --. , II .
- Vi"U .ii' iVI"'".M, '-V'-.--. -..-- -- - . , I
i nk it.l mil Mtid t'lW.r. taken ar
the nrortrty of Hxr Huun ta !. rdr
M aaK i'iwVJ f Ib. Clerk. Ofi-, of ttat
IiiitrKtCubrt in and lr Mr cabtr -
.,ka :a faTOr Of l. X. l'lMl "I U
ofven under n-r i'cd thu 2ta d-r of Da
H5 Jos. W. iTia. Sbrlf.
v0rieth.f"iy r'B ta:I H nlt.
i alirr.t'-bon-r'lr'' ! o.r i"..t
eanJ.dat- t iaa;h "f tb rriia.r .r
v1Md ct th tr.t H.wrday la tta w nta. ft
r.bm.-r. ir Auca: a.-4 .SovtcsUr: At
Mn- HtH en ire Cr rtuiftr o t-e tincihi ot
o . the titt ",at-,;"7 ,a l,-e Braw- si
. ;;.h JuM...-.,,.terowa3d i ' her.
Eia-L.r.Jtieui"eoei- tiuMoa a.
A. A. I r.
iii-ry.
tkrCtnt r-aturdar ia the raoatb. x
CoJn'T sarcriiitcdni o! r'aaiit Iatrartioa
Blanks? Blanks! I
A full hnc of State Journal la'a..
i p,ianks (the standard blanks of the
J jtaterare always kept for Rale at the
Chief office, and at the same prices
that thev are sold at in Lincoln and
Omaha,' The fallowing is a partial list
of blank3 on hand:
Warranty Deeds
Mortgage Deeds
Chattlc Mortgages
Search Warrants,
Mechanic Lein,
Power of Attorney,
Bills of Sale,
Quit Claim Deeds,
Summons (original).
Summons (copy),
Appeal Undertaking
Execution,
Order of Attachment,
Affidavit of Vendor or Loor.
Assignment of 3Iortgage,
Precipe,
Subpoenas,
Notice of Constables Sale,
Blank Receipts, y
Ulant otcs ,
Release of 3Iortgagc.
Agreement for . arranty Peeds, j
Complaint w kep the Peacs.
ia, &c. c.
.nd most all kinds of blanks used by
Votaries Pubiic
I
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"n'ifvl-r. v4. v lrti.4 m-. w
,ac XLiCJom e taJ c-- -.tSfta-
The Proof of the
Puddingisinihe
Eating."
You have only to call
on us and vc tan easi
ly convince vou that wc
do sell
HARDWARE!
A little BELOW the
so-canci."iJeci rocK pn-
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advertised bv other
ccs
lriHS.
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GUIDE to SUCCF.SS
FORMS nXlH
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It IrlUh'tl lrt Hlli-I'l r hw ilflfj
tfcin in IS fctt w " t Yr
ll.mw It ta lt nul-- '. rf-flt' '
I rwn'al r II It 1 III H( r -l l
il.rv ,..tt mT Hm mw.A ltllt. ffftl! fHtl O
v.rlnlialwr .tt n lndlt-n M- l '!
fr c- rnitit rfi-rap- Afott n r '
or ipri imr Tt kr why lbl " i ri
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SPAWOGLE k FUNK,
IIEJDQ CARTERS FOR
AGBICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Two Doors South of Bank,
RED CLOUD, - TJBRASK.
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TH2S UTTW A2fD CORRXCTT MAP
Tvnrx XrxA ar r0Ba5jij trsrailon that Uw
CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN R'Y
Ii by all ote the ll road iorjvnlo tain -aics tnrtV.cz la rtUwrr dlrw-ttoo U-:w I
Chicago and all of the Principal Petals in lh Wt, North aad Hortht.
C-fanyTarnlnerhfjip. The rrlndpnt OH nf th Wt awl Ztnthvnt ar- JHaU
jmlhwitwiL 1U Uin-cjlj traJru tux.9 tie cffuoectioui a-jii un Uaiaa nt mil lailrcadj ax
juacticn points.
-
1 omr il. s: r sr a k. w Jk
,. THE CHICAGO MTIW tiULWAy'
lES? if !u PrfrfI Itn.r3M each SZ-i2 ? mmm Tm. txfnm
1 ttwrJwUCaic3tJ'Mlt
ftlM. -PTJLUCAJT HOTIlffe ?DrO CASS.
Iwrt2liw,J,aJ1SCK Iiia
-aa. IaTr it CaliforJrU Lto." - Wlscf-pC 22S ? T J-Jt."
fr.iX:bTvkxitYa'mUa9j'Mm3''ntmt Lla.
CtoS tlia ratit a ae fcy a3 Cagpec 'r JfcCMt4 Staiaa mul
PEARCE'S
Broadciit Sced-Sowert
4 i V
s?a5r -. 'm
ss
It Ike vrrk f i .
(fiTtl Jlmt Prcaalas l t 5lt
rlr In Trx tU iartlJ.
Krilable MUjc. trirrfiJ4 to J !l
liit U cKM for iL
Pr84 onbf $-4.00.
S! tmp tr lrflT clivlr.
GOODKLL C0MIMXY,
fV4 4 hCv t-.TT.
; Slate- Roofing
KS
MATHS HISIUN'O LI NU
FIRE AND WATKU-PKOOr.
CONTAINS 0 TAK.
MIKD RILIDT I'OK THK.
ANYHOW CAN AITI.T IT.
WUh thlv Inlr,l oM ahloffle can &
rsada to UxK' Ix-ttratnllatt loojrr thaa
new htns tut a-tktnl U ct f
rtsiklai-llncr.
EjuaJv col for Un er Iron, a&d ft
porott brick wnlU Uuatttalicd.
It U pltkv-will PXiMitid or vatrct
Kilh heat nr Cftbl. Tbl U n IndUprt
ablei qu-ihir In n durable lUwnfi; raiU
ItwiH nl cnif k, r or k1j UjIb
alair. kjH not run or cmlt
It ha a lirnvy iKnly 5J eot wU;
equal to tarw of any other
It I oM at a price that raabjca
errrjono tn havo a well palnlnl trU
Four balomt aliadf Weof-5Ute,
Brtmn. krd anil Rrlffht tiA.
Frlco la lrrcU of 43 to 0 gatUtv.
only 60 ctoU rf Fftn
After a west tborHrh n of
thU paint, wo wait eerHUUf r
cammeml It, and am MtlHi-4 (bat
If onri Hfd It will Im ttNarrU a
Kecond and third tl." l!t. a
lUtneo, In tbe IUpnuUt, Bpt W,
ISf-O
BoihI fer clrrn'ar aaJ amplo aud
inrntion thla Tt
K. E. PAINT ; OIL CO.,
7 INDIA ST., BOSTON, MAS'.
Selling Aj-U for lWrtfam' Oil Pr
liih for Ura,Coppr,ConpoStloo. &x
"t'lnniitnrmii n 1 " n a
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