The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, December 01, 1881, Image 4
. K J hi LJ3 u f f f. fet K.' 'I m 1 le J - rjr: w - Sp-BSe . " "?&& J8fc -. - j- .. SAM'L GARBER, DEALF.U IX Drir Goods mud Groceries- BOOTS and SHOE Hats? Caps. & 2 a 'ty Ma dt Cloth ing We bavt the Largest Stock in the Vaffey and will not be undersold. Give u a call, one and alL Sam'l Carber, Red Cioad Xeb JXR- SHEEEE, Proprietor of the City Drug Store. A WD CI1LII nr Drugs, Medicines. Paints- Oils and Varnishes, A full supply of LAMPS, LAMP FIIADES, WICK8, CCPUfci IIIUVHESiC. PatromiKu -iiIii'itfd atxl t'mnl.fuiiy received. rresfcruto!i ticfu!ly rorn)ounasd"tt One door south of Gnrhor's tore, KED CLOUD, NEB. R. L- TINKER. (BacoMiorto Q.A.Browa-)' DEALER IS Parlor, Bedroom AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, Brackets, Chromos, Picture Frames, Mattresses, Etc. CrfSni alwaya on hand and trimmed on short notice. Price ua low n any in the alley. Repairing of all kinds done promptly ana Satisfactory. Burial Robes furnished at reasonable rates. TIED CLOUD-, - - - NEB. Harness Shop 5 J. L MILLER. Keepi constantly on hand a. full Lined HARNESS, COLLARS, SADDLES, HORSE-BLANKETS, VHIPS, COMBS, BRUSHES, HARNESS OIL, And everything usually kept in a first class shop. TWO DOORS KORTII OF THE BANK. IBs Highest Cfih Price Paid for Hide, and Furs. Floim & Feed STORE, CHAS. E. PUT1TAM, Prop. DEALER IN FLOUR FEED Cora. Meal." Bran Choppod-Feedaad GROCERIES, Viitt the Red Cloud Grocery. Food and Pro Tiion atorcwhen yxm waat suppliea for Ban or llirhcst tuarkct'prieo ia cash ialp for Brain All kinds ol"cnunirv ntoducctken ?n exebans far (wK (ioodi delivered t6 all i-aru vf towa lien if charru. Store imuibuI'Htcd'a Plars-Faeiary. red Cloud; - Nebraska. The Proof of the Puddingisinthe Eating"- You have only to. call on us and we can easi ly convince you-that we do sell HARDWARE A little BELOW the: so-callei"Bed rocfepTi ces" advertised by other V t firmsr Bestey RerWiw. nA- e ss'i'.'s ji- Mtr-.4i.-. Hu.mtit --JBglt? . $? 'ff'S' sfV E, - ?vt??' -a. .. iV?-- ?! jf v tr "4i& "4 ;- J- r .r J't,- 4 mtafsrip . THE CHIEF. LOCAL MATTERS. THUKSHAY DEi'. I. IS81. Local adcniUiniCHl inserted among the raiding tnnKrr trill be charged JO., Th rtwh inxcrtfon. CAi n whiz again. Henrj Cook's for school supplies. Three weeks from nest Snnd.iy is Christmas. The Flexible Hip Corset, at Mtis. Fowler's. Books of nil kinds at the P.cd Cloud Drus St we. The weather has been fully too loo, a it were. too delight- For b.ngain in Hats and Bonnets go to Mrs. Fowler's. Bargains in Kuit Underwear, at Mus. Fowlek's. If you desire first clacs, cheap ting, come to tlie Chii:f office. pnn- For Fringed and latins, go to Mrs. Fowler's. Jloodi, Flannels and needle work; home manufacture, at XewhouseV. A largo stock of Germantown wool, Zephyrs aud stocking yarn, at Mrs. Xewiioube's. The latest styles in Hats and Bon nets always, at Mrs Fowler's. All wool hoods for sale at Mrs. Newhouse's. A fresh supply just received, at of Boots & Shoes, J. G. Potter's. A full supply of flannels of all kinds at F. Newiiouse's. Go to Newiiouse's goods of all kinds. store for dress Boots fc Shoes, can he had cheap for cah, at J. G. Potter's. The young folks indulged in a "hoedown" at the court house Thanks giving night. ! . J. G. Potttor says he can sell better suits of clothing for the money than any firm in town. When in town, call on Henry Cook at the Red Cloud Drug Store and gat prices and see goods. New side-walks are being built in some parts of town whero they are very much needed. The ladies find it to their advantage to trado at tho Leading Millinery Store 1 door north of the Bank. The Chief office has been so crowd ed with job work the last week that tho paper received but little attention. The Woman Suffrage Society will meet at tho residence of Mrs. A. McNitt Friday oveniug Doc. 2d at 7 o'clock. J. G. Potter snys that in Boots & Shoes, Ready made clothing, Hats & ,Caps, ho will not bo undersold iu the valley. W. A. McKeigan, Esq., will speak at Blue Hill on Wednesday evening, ;Dec. 7th, on the subject of Industrial 'Emancipation. . Mr. Poppe, of Grand' Island, tho gontleman who is starting a creamery at Inavale, was a caller at tho Chief office last Friday. Kendalls "Horse Books," worth $2.50, for sale at the Chief office at 25 cents apiece. If you own a horse, be sure and get one of those really valuable books. Married: On the evening of the 27th of Nov., 1881, at the residence of the Rev. Geo. O. Yeiser (who officiated) in the city of Red Cloud. Mr. Frank P. Hull and Miss Martha Tabor, all of Webster Co., Neb. m Our young people wishing to attend the largest and best business institu tion should correspond with Prof. Miller, President of the Great Mercantile College at Keokuk, Iowa. The Ladies Aid Society will havo a quilting at tho residence of Mrs. Fris bie, Friday afternoon. If those de siring to attend will bo at the M. E. Parsonage at 1 p. m., they will be conveyed to tho place of meeting. Sec Brother Kenney professes to be lieve that the Chief came near defeat ing the republican ticket at the recent election. The Chief and the success ful candidates are satisfied, but ajack- ,'asskenncy and the "reputable citizens" .evidently feel sore. Moon & Callonder have retired from business at Cowles, having sold out their stock to Mr. Hadley, formerly of Amboy. We arc sorry to loose such excellent business men as Moon & vCallender from the county, but hope they will meet with sttlt better success at Grafton, whither they have gone. Wo have- been requested to an nounce-that Mr. A. B. McXabb, of Blue Rapids, Kansas, will lecture in Red'Cloud on Moral Courage, or Gar field's Legacy. The date upon which Mr. .McXobb will appear is not yet fixed, but will' be announced in season- Since writing the above we learn that he will be here on the 14th. Last week we were called upon by on of our warmest friends and aost substantial patrons from tho coun- jtry and requested -to publish-a-state ment to tlie effect that the dealers of Red'.Ckmd-pay more for hogs than thos9-of Guide Rock.. This is a. mat ter that-we-know. nothing about. and we do notdesire to have Anything to say about it; but we can say. that in .our. opinion inoei any market for hogs is better than tlie Red' Cloud market when-therc is no coapctitioiu. v-:?" t e5K j-V -jf-ve mS&J$ '., Tlie Red Cloud Histrionic A&aocia tion will Rite another of their enter tainments At the court house this (Tharklay) evening. The high-alaried cynic of the Atcb ion Glofe drives the following nail: "The western railroads expect that business will he extremely dull next wimmcr, as there is nothing in the country to ship out, but they will find a great deal to ship in. A western farmer gets along about a well with out crops as with them, and o long as he can mortgage his place, he will not suffer for agricultural implements. As a rule, business is always good in the west." The Histrionic Association of Ked Cloud on Thursday evening Dec. 1st 1881, will present two sparkling pieces, written by two of the leading Dramatic Authors, Thomas Hay net Bayley and II. Danvers, Esq. The fint play entitled "Perfection," is a gem of its.elf, and is exceedingly popular. It is a play of the highest order, and is quite a favorite among the ladies. The after piece, to those who wish an hours good hearty laugh, we would advise them to go and sec Mr. and Mrs. Lullaby, (Conjugal Les son). We are nrenarinc a list of names of deadbeats who have, for fanced wroncs. discontinued their copy of the Chief and become regular and persistent borrowers of their neigh bor's paper. We can respect a man who, living in the country and being in poor circumstances, borrows a paper from his neighbor. Of thoso we have nothing to say, but what are we to think of professional or business (?) men who stoop to such petty mean ness, we nave more respect ior me man who robs our chicken roost and pilfers from our wood yard, than we have for such as they. When our list is completed wo will publish the names in full for the edification of the public, and no doubt the names of some of Kenney's "reputable citizens" wiH bafound.aniong thenn The.editor of the riw places him self in rather a peculiar and unenvia ble light by his comments on the election, in last week's paper. The last political campaign was the most hotly contested of any since the county was organized, and the fight was between the regular republican nominees, and bolters from the rc Dublican nartv. and yet the immacu late old bourbon democrat who edits the Argus and who claims to bo a re publican, and to publish a republican paper, freely admits that he "took very littlo part in the fight." Rather a' peculiar stand for a republican edi tor to take. He also publishes what he knows to be a falsehood and what every reader of the 'Cmief knows to be false when he saysfhat the Chief editor "retracted everything that he had said of Mr. Tulleys and warmly commended him us a citizen of tho most nerfect tvne." The Chief edi tor's reputation for veracity is too dear to him to admit of any such re marks in regard to either Mr. Tulleys or Mr. Kenney. The editor of the Argns admits that Mr. Bayba, the republican nominee for county clerk was a man of "spot less integrity and in every way quali fied to fill tho office," and yet he, (the editor of the Argus) "took very little part in the fight." Now if he will explain to tho people of the county why he, the editor of an alleged repub lican newspaper, "took very little part in the fight," when tho republi can nominee was "a man of spotless integrity and in every way qualified to fill tho office," ho will confer a favor upon his few readers, who aro anxious to know whether the last in stallment of the $500, the price of Mr. Kenney's "influence," has been paid, or whether J. A. Tulleys and the "re putable citizens" had promised him another $500 to keep quiet and "take very little part in the fight," when the republican nominee was a man of "spotless integrity sc," and Mr. Kenney is supposed to be publishing a republican paper? The public is anxiously waiting to be enlightened on this subject. The facts aro that the editor of the Argus secretly worked for tho bolters and voted for them while publicly professing to uUppc-rt the republican ticket. We can respect a man who openly avowed his prefer ence for tho independent candidate, but we hold in utter contempt the villaonous sneak and liar who, while professing to edit a republican paper and support the republican nominees, secretly works and votes against them and for the other party as A. J. Ken ney did at the last election. We deem it very ungrateful in the Argus editor, to tear open the political graves of J. A. Tulleys and others of tho independents who went down to oblivion with him at the last election. (especially after receiving 1500 of their money,) and force a discussion of the matter at this time. The Chief advised the burying of the hatchet, even though the handle be allowed to stick out, for we all all know that it is entirely useless to keep up a newspa per controversy on the subject. The people all know that if the Chief has lied about Mr. IWleys, or any one else they have their redress in the courts, and they further know that an investigation of the records in tho derk,s office and .the finding of every thing straight ia-the only' thing that will 'ever convice them that the Chief has not been on tlie right trail. In conclusion we would suggest that the way is open, for the "reputable citii xens" to 'vindicate -themselves, viz: By demanding at thorough- investigation, by expertavef the county records. Dare they ah iL Xet them deoaand it or let the; and. their contemptible movth-piecc at the lower ead of towa, wrevo. uimu. wpT'iiamit.. &-'' . i-J -r. e'S',--i- v r -.,i je-w-jta -. -j" -...jbj-t . r t. i --- i -aaawv-iaBaj i "JLr-.-r - . m I afaai 1 1 i i .'-'- a , . . - -- -l, r- -rta -r l i--MZ-i7 a- jtaBwam-KXi--. . ' m.ET- .j-aa -tr - n Tt J. "VV-BWQtr w" . -, iwv ' -" -ai n - . awa. - r- -. i a . The Webster County Bank, under the efficient management of MeMra. Shidter &, Shirey, the proprietor?, w doing a surprisingly Urge business, considering the timv that has elapaed since it started. It appears that the long tulked of telephone exchange in Red Cloud is soon to liecome a reality. A company is ?oon to be organized and if enough Milxciihcra can be procured tho line will be put np at once Miner Bro. have the largest stock of goods ever brought to this valley. Mr. J. L. Miner recently returned from Chicago where he purchased an immense stock of dry cood, groceries, boots and shoes, fcc., at a very low price, and consequently will be able to 'ell much cheaper than thxe who have not the advantage of personally selecting their goods. They intend to give their customers the advantage of the low figures at which their goods were bought, and it will bo to your interest to call on them. Dr. Shidler, of the Webster County Bank, returned from his trip down to York last Saturday evening, on the sick list This should be a warning to the Dr. as well as others, that it is not safe to leave the salubrious climate of the Republican valley, even for a short time, after having once become a resident on this healthful soil. Donavin's "Original" Tcnncsseeans, tho celebrated troupe of Colored vo calists that assisted in building the Central College Nashville, Tenn., and the same company that has given more than 2,000 concerts in tho U. S. A., and Canada, will visit Red Cloud between Dec. 16, and 20th, and present their new and varied programme. They desire, particularly, not to bo confounded with "Jubilee Singers," for the reason that they are really cul tured vocalists and present a strictly first-class concert. We havo beforo us the most favorable press notices which guarantee us in promising one of the bast of entertainments. Weclip the following from the Omaha Herald: Tho concert given by Donavin's Tennessccans at the Academy of Music was a surprise to many of those in attendance. Unlike many of the troupes of a similar character that have exhibited here at different times, the performance is ono that appeals to the most refined tastes. Those of our citizens who desiro to sec a refined troupe of "jubilee singers" Bhould not miss tho opportunity of attending their last performance here this even ing. XniTftl Ketw. Tlie basement is being dug for the cheese factory. The building will be 30x40 feet in size, and 3 stories high, including basement. The contractfor laying the stone has been let to par tics in Riverton. The building will not be completed until spring. Tho lumber and piling is on hand for the bridge. Two car loads of hay is shipped west every week. L. H. Luce lost a horse a few days ago, and has another one quite sick. Supposed to be Pink-eye. Corn about all gathered, a very light crop. Some of our young men are attend ing school at Riverton, and some think of going to the Academy at Franklin. Pitv we did not havo a . - good high school in Webster county. GlNX. Blue Hilx, Nov. 25, 1881. Editor Chief. People of our com mamity are wondering at tho manifold changes that seem to take placo in the capacious mind of flopper Kenney the manipulator of that two sided sheet known as the "Webster County .rlrtw." His latest theory is that he took no part in tho last political cam paign. That may seem a ' fine state ment to him who pretends to run a republican newspaper, and were it true, he should be asliamed to publish such a fact to his readers. However such statements read by those who happened to come in anywhero near close contact with the gentleman (?) during said campaign seem rather thin. The part he took and the side upon which he was really found, are too well known and are not vapory visions to be dispelled by the gentle man, (?) (I believe that is what the ladies call him) slick pen. We feel some sympathy for him after election as we thought of him weeping over the defeat of his inlut IU independent cndidsU-weepinp v.waa j v v kitu uwtvuv va. w.-jw I as he had not wept before since Lee's surrender. But when he came out and said he had taken no part in the campaign denied his Jesus, as it were our sympathy ceased. Let him mourn, for 'tis said "man's inhuman ity to man makes countless thou sands mourn." The question over which some of us are now agitated is where shall our flippityflop friend Kenney be found next time. We shall know by his first issue after next election. A IGssiif Fndlj. Wanted. Information as where-abouts of a family to the named Downs, consisting of a woaan- and seven children, (one girl eleven years old, six boys, the youngest three, and die oldest eighteen rears.) Thsi woman is medium sise, dark hair and 45 years old. The itUwuiy left Lincoln September I3thf4ai covered wagon with two horses; e4r ft kkek and the-other a bay., "afce family is supposed to be in Lsscaster, Csss or I Otoe counties: Anythlhr i rslsaoa to the above will be gravtsfalhr received by O.JL Downs si tft HoteL (SUtejka4-MwrB-) tu-j 'i SS5-t' " "t5i &&? . s HwtrofsstftBjmo --SeTesES-t'r " -r - -. " -' A r&&-Zzg .'3"- '-A! - - --ajfiBBKF taaaVLH iaunxir. A. B. McNaW. will deliver hn pop ular lecture. Moral Courage, or Gar field's Legaey to the A mencan Nation, at the court houo in Red Cloud. Dec, 14th, for the benefit Por, No. SO G. A R. hear it. of the Garfield Como out aud Special Notices. Sell la til oliaa itl t ehnxt-1 i etsti Un taeh wetk. fchogo Flour for aale at Roby's. Headquarter for dour at Putnam's Flour and Feed Store. A full stock of iron and wood pumps, at Mitchell & Mokhart. 4-tf W. B. Roby has the largwt stock of Fancy Groceries, Confections, &c, in the valley. Go to Roby's and he will phow you Daylight-Oil;" it burns longer give a better light and is non-Tplojiix. 11 -tf For Sale: 160 acres of land 7 miles south-west of Kcd Cloud, partly under cultivation. Timber and water. Apply at this office. Dr. Marshall's Lung Syrup will tot enre consumplion, but will give relief when coughing. SoiiMiinptives should all use it. Price twenty-five and fifty cents a bottle. Ask your druggits for it. Smith Brothers announce still an other important reduction iu rate of interest on time loans. Straight nine per cent annual interest. Call at the Bank and leave your application. 40tf. "Where, Oh Where are the Hebrew Children?" Gone for a botttle of Dr. Marshall's Lung Syrup, the Great Cough Killer. Prieo only twenty-five and cents a bottle. Ajk your druggist for it. $50,000 To Loan On Real Estate t-ccurity, at 9 per cent., annual interest. No commis sions, at Tho Webster County Bank, Red Cloud. io-tf MONEY TO LOAN! On Real Estate, at the lowest rate of interest, by A. A. Poi'K. 15-tf Red Cloud Neb. TAKE NOTICE. I have purchased tho fractional sec. of land laying between Peter McNitt'a and tho river. And tho public is hereby uotifiod not to cut any timber on the same. M. B. McNitt. 7 Per Cent. Money to Loan ! Money to prove up with on final re ceipt, or on deeded land at 7 per cent., ana 1-62 per cent, commission, or at straight 9 per cent, no commission. Jso. R. Wiiacox. Office next door to Chief office. 30ft Many persons aro bitterly opposed to "patent medicines," and will rarely use them at all. There is no doubt that many arc worthless, yet a remedy that lias stood tho tost for years, like Dr. Shermans I'mckly Ash BITTER.' and its sale and popularity increasing every day, must havo merit or it would" havo disappeared long since. Choice Teas and Coffee. A. M. Cook is agent for tho San Francisco Tea Company, for Webster Co., Nebraska and Smith Co., Kansas, and will call on you with samples of Tea and CofTee, which he is selling at prices below what can be had at any store in the county, for the same class of goods. Goods delivered at your door, and if not satisfactory, after trial the agent will refund your money. Try those goods and you will use no other. lG-w-4 8FAKIS& ltlUKO SUCKS FC2 SALE. I havo just received a car of thor oughbred Spanish Merino Bucks. PEDIGREE: Shipped from Vermont last year and not used, being climated, and "in number one order for uic. I offer them for sale in lots to suit pur chasers. We think they are the best lot ever shipped into this state. Come early and make your selection. Address, H. R. Stone, Smith Centor, Smith Co., Kan. 16-t-4 TSLLOW C0TT0NT0CD SEEDLINGS. (From Missouri River) On hand and ready to deliver, 500,000 Yellow Cottonwood Seedlings, 12 to 30 inches high, at 1 1.00 per 1000. Send orders to M. Wilson, Nov. 4th 18S1. Cloverton, Neb. H-w-t Hardware at Cost. The hardware store formerly owned by Holcomb Bros, is now tho property of Mr. Converse, of Lincoln, who is desirous of sellinc the stock, at cost and has placed Mr. A. Kaley in charge of the store, who will at all times be readv to show vou the roods and sell ffiJStt5S!tfSi in need of anything in the hardware line. 15-W-2 vrj lit Vmi Tk OH Isms. The Latest Song and Chorus, bv Will L- Thompson. Since the death of President Garfield, the senti ment expressed in this beautiful song haa become universal. 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Nor.. 4. 1H1 Notice U &rby air n lht ta fjlloalaf aased itlr bat Sl4 aoticc of alt loUatloa to make flaal proof In tuptrt of hit elala. aa4 ttat 1J rro( will te taaJ Nfor CUrk IU trict Coon WrUUrCoutilTat lt4 Clovd . od t'aturvlar IKmbr 10 1MI. liana W. SILT. UM No. WW fur tho tuaih.woai aaarUr tae. town 3a rcro 9r. II ninn th followlett witnotM to inT kkt coat nuoot rtJto pt.u acl cultiTationof aii laal ru Jbbq A. Smith f 1 hurcairllla Neb.. Jothui Melton of l)y Hill NU . John Q. Uollnjn rf totnm- Till Nrb.. Arthur A. ror-o of K1 iial Nth. novIO-ltci S. JT.bWITIKH. Kitur, Lal Oflcv at fUooalncton Nrb . Oct.. 31. 1H1. Notif l her by ciren that l! following named icttler hat filed notlr of Lit Intention to iak final (ruol In dport ot hit olatra and that tall rroof will b ml txfor Clrik of Dlttrlct Court at Ked Cloud NIk. ou ttaturdaj Dcubr 10. IM1. Tit: LrTHta L. '.. Hd No. 3104 for th iw!i !. t'i i ooarUr 4 nw quarter tw quarter tc. 31 town ia raoc 9w. H narott th followiea wiinrwet to tro hit contiBttou ridnee ntun and otiltlatton of taid land Tit: (Jeora Tool. John 3tr-tteu. Ilanry O.wley. Andraw 31. Hardy all oi Onide Hoek Neb. oot10J.cS 3. W. 8WITZKR. U(titr. Laad Offlc at Olooa!nftn Neb OoU. 31. 1191. Nolle It hereby rirnn that th fotlowlnt- amd tattler bat filed nolle of bit Intention to make Coal proof In tutporl of hi claim, and itcure Cnal ntrr thereof, befor the .1rk of District Court, in Wettttr oouuly at hit oltSe in ltel Clott'l Nebraika on Haturdaj Itoeiabr 10th. 151. Tit: LaoroLo Sitrn. H'd Ab. 42W for Ihe ne'f ire J town (a ran Uw. Ho name th following- witncti to proTo hit continaout rtdeneu(Mn and cul tlTation of aaid taed Tit. (taaa Mar. Jaaie Turner. Afartin Hatfield. Cbaile t;eborithl all of lllu. Hill Neb. DOTlOde? 8. fV.SVITZEH. Kfiftr. LEGAL SOTICE. Jenkia Darii wi'.l Ink notice that on the Mth dar of October I-Hl, J. O. Iluret., a oitle of tho pftC9 of l'oisdam rrtrlnt Wlar iNiunty No'irtaka. iucd an order of atlarh rntntfor theuia of i'v'X) with interett at ten n.rp.nt. h.r innnm frnm April J. tlV). In tu ' U" pendlnc beior him. wherein KTerhart M llenccn ar yiaioviat ana wruain isaria ilcfen (ant. Thai irorertr eonatttina of one taeder. on alky MirHnr pUw.ono corn Untr. one rol- tiTaluraml on rewiun waon wi a:tae4 under raid order. id ctme m continue 1 to the 12th dar of December liM. at 1 o'elixk p. ta. ETnT A- IIaot. I'lainilffa. Dr their Atty'. Siro A hvattr. Blue Hill Webtter Count Nebratka, Norera ber4tb, 18SI. 14 wt LEGAL NOTICE. Notic U hereby aieen tht on ih I5th day of December 1W1. in thtown of Hed flond Neh. oppotu McKarland't tre. there will UmU at fmblio auction the folluwioi described pror-ertr no dark brown mare, with whit hind feet a little airare tnedluro fit with ttar in forehead, revenyean old. One dark brown Mr me dium lire, white hind loot, eicht year bid, Ono blck horne nine year ol d. lUf lo loreh4 white hind foot, Orerland whita cow with riaht born broken off. fire jean old. and one Clarini breaking jlow. 'Ihe taid proirrty having' been taken under and by Tirtaeof two cba-tle nsnrtxattee. datd. rei'jctirely November 4h 13 n l Mj Mtb 1MI. and recordei and filed in th" Ctcrkt ofle in Webtter county. Tbs nama f the taortia- tor beior K. "' Bunnell The mortaaa oica- Char let H. 1'otur. which f aid mort(tct were duly aatiancl to and are now owned by M. IU Bently and C. M. Story ataian. There it due M. H. IleaUy aulxcee SU4.V3. Thtte it due CM. Story artifnea $T?.7 ir.akioa the total amount do at firtt pablicatiua of thll notice I-M3.67. Dated at Ilexl tlood thft 24th day of Noa berlfSl. M. It.'BeTLTandO.M.SToay. lC-w-3 Ur J. S.Q.LHt. Atry. PIONEER -M- XATHEWSJ: HAXSERS. Shop Indoor wait of Webtttr Coaaty Bank. RED CLOUD. NEDRASKA. SHAVING, SHAMPOOING, and Hair Cutting in the highest style of the Toniorial Art. COME AND GET A CLEAN SHAVE. EMIGH BROS. MEAT MARKET RED CLOUD, NEB. Tha cheiecwt or rrea aieata. Faatet fowlaaxd eTerythlBr In tka liaa Utat th sat ket afaria. alwayt oa kaavf. M mmmwrt an aura It ta tka raitf mfWO inn? exMslaesCelB wl 5Cc!Sev T aj, I i I i i aa " m. rmm was -"Vw- ?- a arf mntmta f mJXwmx ' r.4aT HVJk Hn.Tt4mtdrfem f T9.dV' or rana Wirfeeta t wMMat Sawaatl Vmmtmtfit teaagea ac4 liwai i ill iirii -ir ' T " '" JkBrtiw3FroTa. isvwd rat wrr. " 0B3rr.Bia3Ba THKL0GAKIS7R5BRIDGI PORTAfaBL&FARH SCALE POM FMaat I atS.OKMMDfMjLMS.Wi Waal COWT-CieCNT. CHC4, t mania JSZXSBZStE aaw " ar awaawat'w BBLSS-jN wtthlac; a SmB 41 ew Seal, W - It".',-. A4JCMTS ' I M"tt B WAMTCS J, Mfcjw ta aweftemiae. Ma aartaf -VWewaws. Sae ! mm aaS 0bmwtm. 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