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Also agent ftjr
BTJTTSEICBTS
PATTERHS.
aW Opposite CKr Offloa.
F. D. Pakxbr, 8c Co.,
35i JIALLADAT BT.,
Denver, Colorado,
Jafcaar fa MstT7 IVodaaa. Jloaasaataa
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P. H. O'Connor,
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WIRS & CIDAHS.
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AUo, Sample Boom for tha accom
modation of the public.
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA.
b. itossrao,
Picture Gallery,
RED CLOUD. TsEB.
'Skits till shadow : til ralstarc faica."
All kinds of picture taken nd sat
bfaction guaranteed 46-tf
GIVE HTM A CALL.
Templeton Bros.,
Company,
GUIDE ROCK, NEBRASKA,
DEAI.EnS IX
DUMBER,
Building
Material
AND COAL.
SFECIAL BARGAINS!
at the Store of
F.MEWHOUSE,
RED CLOUD. - NEBRASKA.
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Berlin Zephyrs. Midnight Zephyrs,
Saxony wool. Shetland wool. Shet
land Flo, (icnnantown Wool
And Woolen Kniting Yarn
Hoods. Mitten, Children's
Cnnts ic, Ac,
ALL OF ouit OWN MANUFACTURE.
A full line of
HOSIERy,
DRY GOODS.
AND NOTIONS.
Also a largo and splendid assortment
of TOYS and CHRISTMAS Gift.
S. W. SEELY,
DEALER IK
Choics Family Groceries,
TEAS.
COFFEES.
CANNED GOODS.
TOBACCO. CIGAKS,
BREAD.
CAKE3,
PIES
FLOUR,
MEAL, Ac,
Fruit a Specialty.
Butter and eggs taken in exchange.
Patronage solicited. Two doors north
Smith Bro.'s Bank.
RED CLOUD, - - - NEB.
DR. SHERER,
Proprietor of tha
City Drug Store.
DiAisa ia
Drugs Medicines.
Paints- Oils
and Varnishes,
A full snpply of
LAW'S, LAMP SHADES, WICKS,
COMBS BRUSHES &C.
Patraniite loHsited atiJ thankfully raoairad.
SPrcript!inJ rnrrfu'lv pr1",'l"':,
I alio hara a full aad eonplata rtoak af aekaol
oka. italioaery and photograph AUaau.
RED CLOUD. - NEB.
K. L- TUSTKER,
(Saaeaasor to O. A. Brewa.)
DEALER IS
Parlor, Bedroom
MD HITCH
FURNITURE,
brackets, chromos,
Picture Frames,
: " Mattresses, Etc.
C B-s always aa aaaa aad trimmed a aaort
aotiea. irio aa low ay latfao Viulay.
Kifairiac of all kittin dona prenyl l? aad
Satisfactory.
Burial Robes furnished at raaaonable
rates.
RED CLOUD, - - - KEB.
Harness Shop,
. wr
. J. L- MILLER,
"Eaats ttNHNaatiy aa kaa a fall Lkaa sf
HARNEaS," COLLARS, 8ADDU53.
T HORSE-BLANKETS,
A'UIPI, COMB8, BRUSHES
HARNESS OIL,
Aud erafytliing usually kept ia a first-.
t ciaatahop.
' TWO BOOT xoam or Til VAXX.
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If nnr Onlr eSra hour froa 7 a. ia. ta 7 p. ar
(m koara aa Saa-iar I to 9 p. a.
M. B. McNitt. r. U.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, f3.
M.t THOMAS, . LajcaiCditr
and Business Manager.
Local ond Personal Affairs.
r -
Fresh oystcre for Bale at Rohy'a.
A fine Mock of Indira callm? card
just Teceivcd at the Chikk office.
E. M. Perkins in building a resi
dence south of Mr. S. Perkins.'
Knbv it scliinc choice winter annlna
at 40 cents a peck 3,25 per. bbl.
The holiday arc paxt and humanity
again settles down to the every day
drudgery of life.
Any one wanting a good wind mill
on favorable terms will do well to call
at tins office.
Anyone wishing to buy a good driv
ing animal will do well to call at the
this office.
Before youluiy your clothing, boots
and shoe. pleAe call and s,ce my lines
and get prices. J. U. Potter.
The G. A. R. hall at the court house
New Year's night proved a success fi
nancially, netting the society over $30.
A farm for sale or trndn. Will enll
on easy terma, or will trade for stock.
Inquire nt the Post office.
An effective medicine for kidney dis
eases, low fevers and nervous procura
tion, and well worthy of a trial, is
Brown's Iron Bitters.
Denver and New Orleans coal, the
best in the world, for sale lv Jones it
Magee's lumber company, Red Cloud.
THE WONDERFUL Elkaroo. adver
tised elsewhere, deserves the attention
of all who delight in sweet sounds and
good music.
J. G. Potter has just received the lar
gest stock of Overcoats in the city,
which he will sell at the lowest living
price. Call and see them.
Another year has gone, another com
menced. Let us, each and nil, endeav
or to live better lives and do more
good in the year that has just begun
than wo did in the one just passed.
Cane-seat chairs renewed nt low
rates. Upholstering done in first clas
frtyle. Call at Gottfrid Pause, near the
german tailor's residence. 22-'t
Go to Jones & Magee's Lumber Com
pany for your lumber and coal. Thev
are sole aircnts for Dnnvnr nnl v.
Orleans coal, in Nebraska. -t-f.
A pure strengthening tonic, free
from whikoy and alchohol, cures dvs-
pepsin, and similar diseaee. It has
never bceu equalled. Brown's Iron
Bitters.
A SET of silver-plated tea spoons
nro oH'ered in our advertising columns
for only 5f.cts. The advertisers are re
liable and tho spoons as good as they
arc cheap.
A dozen or fifteen aborigines, inclu
ding squaws and pappooscs, of the Oma
ha tribe, have made themselves con
spicious in town the bust week. They
have been trapping beaver on the Re
publican and "heap swap" with the
merchants. It might also be added
that they "heap steal" whenever an
opportunity presents itself.
Go to John G. Potter's and look at
his fine largo stock of Overcoat-", and
you will be sure to buy one to protect
you from the cold whitrv blasts. For
snie cueap.
HOt 1 1 YEAR. Tim Aimnno s(o C...
gled Banner makes a liberal offer to
our suKscribers elsewhere. The ban
ner has been iinliHshml f.ir ,
years, is reliable, and sure to perform
all its premises.
Attention Travelers
in or dcr to close out mv immense
ock of trunks and valices it will be
argely to your interest to examine
my stock beiore purchasing elsewhere.
First data goods at bottom Price.
J. L. Miu.ek
ItacUta's Arnica Salve.
The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains
corns and all skin eruptions, and pos
itivcly cures Piles. It is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or monev
refunded, Price 25 cents per box. "
20yL Henry Cook.
LOST: On Wetlnesdav nriliT rnol-
somewhere between Marsh's store and
tne railroad; two haw, one black
and red merino, the other a plain
black shawl. The finder will be suita
Wy rewarded by leaving them at the
Chief office. Wm Richardson. 7-tf
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m ATTENTION TEACH23S.
Notice is he rebv oivon that T -a-:!!
. . ri" - " ...w- mil
examine all persons who mav l-s5r
to offer themsdresas candidates for
teachers of the common rlinni nftti.
ster county, at ray office in Red Cloud
onmenret Saturday or each month.
Examinations to commence at 9 a. m.
Do not ask for special cxaminations.-
C. W.SPKINGEtC
County Superintendent of Public Inst.
. Executrix'. Kotlcsu
All persons knowing theaasciTes in
debted to the firai ot Mitchell A Mor
hart or tlie estate of Robert Slitchell,
deceased, will please call on R. 8.
Fulton at the old statu!, and adjust
said claims at once as they must posi
tively be closed without further delav.
Mrs. Anna L. Mitchell,
-2-.5. Executrix'
A General Stampede.
.ever was such a rush made for anv
drug store as-is now at Henrv Cook's,
for a trial bottle of Dr. King's New
Discovery for coosutuption. coughs and
colds. All persona affected with Asth
ma, bronchitis, hoarseness, severe
coughs or any aflection of the lungs
ran rota trial Kntllo hf tla mrmt r.v.-
edy free, bv coiling at Che above drug
SWwaBa
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Tb editor of a public Joarn who
will villainously wfl a worthy aal
competent emmty official, simply b?
oatu said official does not aee fit to
patronise his dirty sheet, is worthy
only tb contempt of all jpxxl citizens.
3fr. Krnney's tirade ajainst Co. Sapt.
Springer, this week, was prompted
solely by the above iroed cue.
Lt Friday evenin?. in nnloadinc
the mail for the Red Cloud postoflke.
one of the mail sacks was accidently
dropped nnder the cars and pretty
badly "rhnwrd" up by the heels.
Several Christmas present for par
ties living here, from their friends in
the cast, were pulverized.
Dim. At half-pat 2 o'clock, Dec,
27th. I SS2. Lillian, wife of John Bur
den, of Wells. Mrs. HimK-n was taken
in the honeymoon of a recent mar
riage with that dread disease. Typhoid
Fever. In falling a victim to it prey,
she leaves a young huxbind !crcfl of
anient hope, and knots the tic of
j friendship, that bound to lier the many
numbered in the circle of acquaintan
ces. Mrs. Burden gave up her lease of
life at the early age of twenty one.
filur. Il'itt 77m.
The Superior Guide gives the new
history of Nebraska, the following
send oir.
The history of Nebraska (illustrated)
published by the Western Historical
Company, of Chicago, h being deliver
ed by their agent, A. S. Parsons. It is
a comprehensive work, and has been
compiled with care by competent i
writers. First, comes the history of
the state from its discovery, written up
in graphic style, whHi U of interne in
terest. Next its Military history, giv
ving a full record of each person.
Next the population by precincts. Af
ter this each county has its full hNtnry
written up to its organization, which
lnnkcs it a work of special interest to
every person in the state. The work
is finely illustrated and contains over
liWX) pages. It is elegantly bound, and
every family should poscss one, and
become fully posted about the history
of the state.
Lattar From Cowles.
Cowi3, Nkii. Dkc. 2Gth, 1SS2
Ed. Chief: Thinking it might be
interesting to your rentiers to know
how old Santa Clans dealt with us, I
will give you a brief description of our
Christmas. The Christmas tree and
entertainment was held at the school
house, it being the only suitable place
our city affords. Exercises opened at
7 o'clock with familiar selections from
"Gospel Hymns."
RnciTATio.w Night before Christ
mas. Henry Keenev.
Rec. Christmas
Foe.
Night. Tliornton
Song.- Wayward Boy. Mrs. O.
Fisher.
Song and accompaniment. Mr.
Harvey.
Music by the Choir, Anthem and
several other songs, with musical ac
companiment.
Then began tho distribution of pres
ents numbering, it was estimated about
two hundred. There seemed to be
something nice for everybody, and all
appeared to enjoy themselves, though
the house was very much crowded.
The tree, though quite handsome
and well filled was unloaded at last,
and turning to thank Santa for his
kindness and generosity, found he had
taken his departure, away to his own
realm. His mission in this pait of the
globe being finished. Exercises closed
with Doxology, and all repaired home.
We presume to comment on. and ex
amine their presents again, almost re
gretting that Christmas was'nt to come
again for a year.
TitiniENW Warssow.
Bi.oo.MixoTo.v Ned., Dec. 23 IS5?"
Ed. Chief: The wool growers of the
Republican Valley met at the court
house in Bloomingtoii, Dec. '23, for the
purpose of organizing a permanent as
sociation, for the mutual exchange of
ideas anil experiences, also to become
organized and work for one common
interest.
The meeting was called to onlcr by
L. I). Proper, temporary Chairman.
Committee on Constitution and In
laws reported, and the following officers
were elected for the year. John A.
Hobbs, of Bloomiugton, president; R.
M. Edmons. of Rivcrton, first vice-president;
M. Mitchell of Alma, 2nd. vice
president; J. E. Smith of Guide Rock,
3rd. vice-president, and L. V. Har
dick of Bloomiugton. Sec. aud Treas.
After election of offieeis and appoint
ing committees a lengthy discussion
took place in regard to protection
against scab aud all contagious diseas
es which resulted in appointing a com
mittee to draft a petition, t be presen
ted to the legislature, to prohibit the in
troduction of all contagious diseases
into this state, and also to try to secure
an additional bounty on wolves. It is
very evident that an association can
secure such legislation by beinj;
combined much easiser than any other
way, and from the interest manifested,
the Republican Valley can have a
booming association, one that will rep
resent as xuueh capital as anv wool
growers society, being as we are, rn as
fine a sheep country as there is in tqe
west, and having more natural advan
tages than Biost localities for the busi
ness. A general invitation is extended to
all who are wool growers, or expect to
be.
The next meeting will be held at
Bloomington, January 6th ISM, in the
court house at I o'clock p. at.
Meetings will lie held both eastaaa
west from here, to accomodate those
who cannot attend at Bloomington.
So, come one, come all ye shepherds.
L. V. Hakdicx. Secy.
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LAND LOANS.
a -Messrs. Mosher, Moore t OatcaTt, at
the First ational Bank, of Red Cloud,
Wilt make von the sratrv -
1realtn(eloaa. "' ' is-tf
Red Clocd. No , Dec 2?. 18W.
Th board of coaaty coaareif sioaers
met parsoaat to adjoaniMeot; preaeat
Isaac May. ch'as. Hugh Stareoao M4
John K Soltk. coanty commUaioser.
aad John P. Bajha, clerk.
The official bonds of tbt fuUowlajr
named persons elected to the several
offices Nor. 7. 1882. at the jjcaenU
election were pretested and approred:
M C JckoB. aas'or Plratanl Hill Tct.
L D Thomas. Elm Creek
K M Pcaraon. Potsdam
Marion Alexander. Harmony
M C Fulton. Walnut Creek "
Ch.-w Motley, Stillwater
G V Humrael-J. P. Line
Henry C Wolf Garfield
Thos Paul Line
T J Ward Pleasant Hill
C L Pope Potsdam - "
F R Gump Red Cloud
A McClelland Stillwater
Auitin Riley Oak Creek -
G W Hager Constable Pl'ant Hill "
Joseph Paul Line
David Smith Potdatu
Jobn W Hudson Stillwater
O C Cox-O.R. DUt.2 Pl'ant Hill
J Araack
Cliaa A Barber "
A T Rceil
August Mairo -D.nrid
Diugeu
J W Robinson
23 Garfield
31 Inavalu
16 Rrd Cloud
U PuUdnru
25 Walnut C'k
13 Sjillwatur
10 Walnut Creek "
22 Stillwater
W S Noble
T Cole
The following claims were audited
and allowed and warrants to be drawn
011 the general fund and pay the same:
M C Jackson Special road
commissioner - $ 3 00
Jno Woods building chimnies
on court liou-u - - 27 00
M Aluxandf r services assessor 71 60
Bern hard Kuhii sp'cl rl cuius - 00
A Kreig.Miiauuiipp'erd'c.'i our'd2 00
C G WiNon do ' 00
Chat Bliimm do " -J 00
J P H:i ha Co el'k canvassing" voles
Geii'l electiou 1842 senatorial 2 00
W H Strolnn do
J J Garber do
JPBajhaCocl'k do
J R Wilcox do
W U Strohm do
R A Turner el'k of election
G W Hummel do
Philip Hock Jr do
J O .urges do
J D Post do
Win llrubaker do
R D Davis do
Eugene Hunter do
Juihon llailey do
J W Robinson do
W II Hobarl do
J A Laird do
B T Reed Jfc do
John Poluiekey do
J R Wilcox do
J A Till leys "" do
J F Smith do
Noah l Wagoaer do
O E Raniuy ilo
John Ma)' do
H Ibtldredgo do
Jos Noble do
Win Arnold (jo
C Craw do
C Molley do
C A l'eel do
M Wil-on do
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
6 10
2 00
4 70
2 00
2 00
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2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
4 00
4 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
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5 80
2 00
5 GO
S L Miliner do
D S Helvern Judge E'ectiou
Thos Paul do
Michael Walter do
August llusuhow do
David Smith do
Cyrus Mackey do
C C Cox do
Saladiu do
C N Richardson do
Walker do
L C Oltnstcad do
W J Vance do
J L Vance do
E O Parker do
Ale.x I'll. lips do
T C Laird do
A O Walker do
Ellis Smith do
I T Irwin do
J L Frame do
B T Reed do
C E Putnam do
Samuel West do
1 B Stauser do
J H Welborn v do
C Miniver do
BC Burt do
W C Richardson do
Geo P Gather do
Thos Vaughn do
Stoddard do
W D McKimey do
G W Francis do
Casper Wegman do
E Anderson do
J W Robinson do
J A Smith do
R U Thompson do
Goltfried Wcgnian do
Isaac May do
W W Hoirato do
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2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
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2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
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2 00
2 00
2 00
5 10
4 00
4 00
4 70
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
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2 00
2 00
5 40
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
J PBayha witness beforeGr.J'ry 2 00
Aiiiauuel relers do
Edwin A Philips do
W E Miller do
Chas Motley do
John L Vance do
A M Talbot do
Tuttle Jones do
Jos W Warren do
John R Wilcox do
John Waller do
Ed Guilford do
M W Bird do
William Waller do
Frank Smith do
John Eckroot do
A Kopisch do
Pery Meadows do
Dr. Callender do
E H Kecnny do
W D Gernsrd do
DP Newcomber do
W H'Letson Grand Juror
H C Scott do
Wash Reed do
Geo P Gather do
B R Pearce do
John RoIhrsod do
C G Wilson do
Henry Stevensoa do
Jobn Parks do
Eugeue Hunter do
Emanuel Peters do
A Cook do
B Kuha do
S H Croxton do
Jobn Coplev do
C H Potter" do
John Holbrook do
A Wells do
A S Marsh do
August Zerwrebk Petit Jurors
Geo May do
John. Covalt do
Edwia Rector do
L L Aager do
DS Helvern do
Peter Albriat do
Jobs Tomlrasoa do
Frank Keat do
A M Talbot do
S L Milaer do
Geo E Qataaa do
MCJacksoa do
Jacob Rosenthal -do
A Watt do
Mark Waraer do
Geo W Fraaesa do
A N Fatsaore do
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8 20
3 40
3 40
3 20
2 00
3 40
2 00
2 00
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7 00
8 10
7 00
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8 20
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2 00
4 40
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5 00
6 20
4 90
4 00
5 20
5 50
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5 40
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4 00
6 70
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6 80
7 20
7 60
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Joseph Norria do
Mra. Joaeph Norria do
M C Sherman do
L L Angt-r do
Tbos Paul )u
Mr. Thoroa Paul do
J M Mocn ilo
K R Shcrer do
Albert Cumroiuga do
J A Tulltjp do
Kretl C Winton do
J S (iilbatn do
N 11 Tbnnc do
Jobn Q Poller do
Mrs. John Q Potter do
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Jo, W Warren sheriff fat dUt-
aat Mtiif t US '
Gran EaJn bo'dini: and rus.rd
IV V aU VW. ml I
Ing prisoiiur. Juo luUn ?0Q
r M Hall services gaint writ
babaet cornus Dutaa
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E IVt?r O It dit. S-bridge
ui.-ttrrial atniitrd and allowed
warrant 20. road f.md - 29 93
Claim E Peters, sen icos overseer
U. 8 anurorcd fr SI4.39.
The following- claims for taxes illcg-
ally assessed anil paid to county treas
urer, was orevtu.-l with the following
atlidavits in regard to said taxes aud
said amounts were ordered to be re
funded by county treasurer.
Stkei. City. Neb. Nov. 9. 1 $.'.
To the comumMotHTs of Webster
, ' , " . . 7": , """;' n"
clirTs addition to the town of Red
Cloud, is
J I AiHi
L N Efftosj
M L Thom a
A M AhIu
Ja H Fansasi
D B jpaaujcU
Allvs 8aeU
II A Wataoa
T E rVrner
O-Ul) Two doll.-rs and, .1!.,.,, ,!..! 1 : i;-...
eleven cents
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I hl4 lllilifiii.tll .. n.2.
....... '.mill
ie as 101s aujoiiiing are assed
..,,., . , " . ,
about 12 cents each. I was informed
...I... I... .!.. . .
that your honorable boanl could recti-,
fy this and have the treasurer refund
what is rijjht. You will see by refer
ence to his books that the ta has been
paid. Respectfully.
W. C Ct'NNINiSUASI.
Att'y in fact for McCluney Radcliff.
State of Nebraska,
veusier county.
J. A. Tu I leys beinr duly sworn de
poses as follows : That he is the ajjent
ofW. C. Cunningham for the .tl of
lots in UadcliH"s addition to the town
of Red Cloud; that in 1881 the assessor
of Red Cloud precinct returned lot 21
block 3 of .said addition as having a
building situated thereon : tint in con
sequence of said assessment and return
the taxes on said lot were two dollars
more thau on the other lots of aid
block ; that said taxes have all been
paid including the village taxs on said
lot. and there is not now and has not,
been any building situated on said lot.
and h' asks for an order on the treas
urer authorizing him to refund the said
amount of two dollars.
J. A. TciXKis. ag't.
On the 29th day of December. 1-SS2.
personally came uefuru me C. Seheneh.
oT A'ehjtter county. Neb., nnd after be
ing sworn deposes and sav that in the
year 1879 he was assessed with credits
to the amount of live hundred dollar
and that at that time his actual imlcbt -
utai uiitui;ii int.- iUIIOUIU 01 s;im i.-iruu
and that he received no credit for said
indebtedness, and asks that the aieouut
of taxes, $;U,56. hti refunded to him by
the county treasurer. C. ScHCNCiC
Subseribed and sworn to before me
this 2Ulh day or Dee.. 1&.
J. P. Hatha. Co. Clerk.
Onlered that the county treasurer re
fund to J. (J. Holcomn ?G for labor tax
illegallv assessed lor the year 1S30. and
charge the same to road dist. 10.
Ordered that the county treasurer re
fund to Harmon Holenmb $:J labor tax
illegally assessed for the year 1881 anu
charge the same to road dist. 10.
Ordereil that 9 25 or so much of that
amount .as maybe necessary, be paid to
Henry Ross, over R. D. 31. to apply on
the approaches to the bridge across In
dian creek on sec. line duo west of Red
Clnml. when said approaches are com
pleted, by warrant to be drawn by coun
ty clerk on the. county road fund.
Bids for publishing tho preceding
of the county commissioners for the
year 1883 were now presented by A. J.
Kenncy. editor of Webster County An
OCS, and I). Lntz. editor Red Cloud
Chief, as a joint bid to publish said pro
ceedings for $25 each, in said papers.
Said bids were duly accepted bv the
Board, each paper to receive f25 per
year Tor 1883 for publishing
ccedings of the Board.
-. 1
Said pro-j
The petition, appointment, oath, no
tice and report of special road commis
sioner and affidavit of pnblication were
now presented to the Board prayisg for
the vacation of a certain road corasien
ciBg at a sec corner on town line of
sec 4 and 5. town 1. range 11. and sec
tions 32 and 33. town 2. range 11. thence
mnning south on section line between
sections 4 and 5 to the corner of sec 2.
5, 8 and 9. town 1, range 11, Webster
county, eb., and after due considera
tion of the same said petition was grant
ed and said road was ordered vacated
as per prayer or petition.
Adjoamed to Saturday, Dec 30.
Red Clocu. Neb.. Dec 30. 18S2.
Board county commissioners met
pursuant to adjournment; present Isaac
May. eh'n, Hugh Stevensoa, John E.
Smith, county coatmissioaers. aad J.
P. Bayaa. coanty clerk.
The following claims were audited
aad allowed and warrants to bc drawn
ob tbe geaeral rand aad pay the same:
J P Bayha issuing etTelectioa f 35 25
J P Bay ha extra work oc ass' eat
Doo&s- records
50 00
J If Moaeaa aardscal service
6 25
32 82
10 Sa
- 12 72
U 59
A Garber poor bill
A Garber boot bill
Joaa Maraa poor bill
tied Uload. CkieT nriLiar
Fraak R Gump poor bills
121
j Jos W Waraer skerir. reward ar-
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J Jim a N ars LsmWr C
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I W Omaka RpWJca Wi. kUata
w bjks itatkHM-ry - 4
- W OsibRrmMkttl.MslV..l
- W Osaka RrtusbK U-l . ii.i.
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data-:
.! Jaha S Marak laVr sad wa'tal lor
'2i brkfe n
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matrrvu - . . r
WJooo & Mj? LumtM-rru L
6M natrrial . . . 5
& P ltrltey O R itt 3. b'd- ta'ral J
Ji Otderel that tia am of ?tM
paid to road district 10 for raxtrrUl to
W!
j build a briJj cn Waiaut Crrr.
-a a 1
2!j Rftl1 ,alioacrT rtc . for the year 13.
W & a a& . . . . !& &
(.0 ' . , ' v iivsi (uo
. tract, for 000 car.
W Adjourned .lae die
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Isaac Mir.
Chairmaa.
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j ers ctraila at tis Terr kn
raua c: istcri:..
We call the attention of all drvrin;
such acoonituodatMtis. to th rm
R ," departine-nt of our biisioc, in
1 "' e are suu ouenne the U'at in
durcmciil to the public
Hiero u absolutely no cut to our
cutonier. No fet- for nlftmrt tiih-
no lets lor rrcorditv nmrtrnt:s.
no
fv."s for taking
ackuonolniouu. no
Imii jMiid in checks or draft upon
which the lrrorr niuti.v a di -
, count in order to get the moony, but
all loans pui-l ui actual otsh. over our
counters uiihout any dmluction wUt
I 1. 1 t
I .- -'nis n 1 nHHlMMII
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l.iu.i.1.1. -1:., .. t .i..
. ... .,..-.-,. j..nm, s wir iiteiiuicsi are
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, -ucli tint we can close all gotl loans
! .,.,
'. .If fc IIVIIHIW
e are nrrnnred to fill il.r-.l.!..,
loans at nine percent .-triis;ht. mth no
chanje of any nature brtev,.r. All
payments of int(m! mu tirtueitxi!
i, iiiviii" oj uiiuriii uiiii tirturiixii
1... .1 i ...1. . .. .
nu 'v iiiituu ni oor iiiiiiK, aiiu iu ih
.sent to the p.trtie fieo of charge- and
iiuere.-t notes returned to our cutom
iner,.
As to our promptness and fair deal
inj; we refer to those null whom ,.
have placed loans (ntttulKnu at pres
ent nearly i. bund nil Cull at our
ofhYe, or address u throoh the iimi!
21 tf StMixv .t ."smv
B'ue Hill. Nebraska
1 rrtran cf tha Ctstral .Tebra:ii
7esh:rj
ri
Asxa ios. t: ba
held at ci
Jaa.
13, '23
IOttl.MV.
Opening nddreu, I). Judsnn, Red
'Intnl. American pro;:rer C C Helt.
man, SujKjrior. Chis- Reeitntioit lit
(Seogrnphy, Mis K;i Putnam, Red
Cloud.
Armrsooy.
HabiL-, Mis., .Minnie hTiuilulI. Has
tings. Way with Primary pupil.
Mws NHIm Winter, Juniata School
Goveriiniviit, R. J. Harr, (Jrand Island.
Tho-e attemiing by rail (hoiild
write to the president at Hastings for
reduced rates.
O. C. Hcrmntx, President.
Neliie Winter, Secy.
It is to be Imped that ovary teacher
jin ,,lu nuty am, VflJ,oy ui bc
,
SID CLOW KA2IS7.
Wheat-60 (ti, 05 cts.
O.its . rt."
Corn 13) el.
Potatoes -4. Oi 50 ct.
Fat Cattle - .J 00 (o 3 X, per owt.
Fat Hogs 14 75 t; 5 25 " "
Butter 20 ct.
Egss 22 ct-.
Ciiickens-j 00 (ft 2 50 per doz.
Turkeys 5 fa, i,J u r pound.
9t!: cf Appliu'Ja fcr Irakis remit.
Notice is hereby given that M. J
Hararaves did onhe Nth day of De
cember KX2 file his application pray
ing for a permit to sell li.pior- for ice
rhanieal medical nnd rbemi,-a pur
posu in the village of Red Cloud Fri
d.iy -jfj:U, KSiJ at 7 o'eloek v m, nt the
1111:1 1 place of meetintr I di-i.-nnf.l
ibo time and place for the hearing of
any objeetion. protests or rmon
strance filcl
Etmty C H iwr.irx.
Clerk of Ixwnl ofTnitees.
PATENTS
ObUiaM. na-1 all other Vatins-t In tbt U. .SL
rtat OSa sltnJl to far axxlerai- fr
ur uffiea ! rrtoi( tbs V. J 1'at-tit Oflr.
nd wo cm obtaia pttaat ia lr lai taaa
th reiscta fioa WajaiDftaa.
SfnW tablet ttT tfrawinx. IV ajr a to pi
tflUHihtr fje of rtartc a4 wa taaka a
thrr aslrst ara nSula r(sat.
" refer her, to ta ta. vtr. tia vat of
amnf7nV-JitMB. ail tSSnu afuit U.
S. Patant Oflf . Wr rir-alar. airia-. Urta.
mat niacimi 19 aeina. covaiais joar aara
K-i or cstHbt. a4drea
C A. SNOW A CO.,
tf Orxwlta Paten OSes-. Wa-iiaf ta O. C
FAIili
W ' ct.OD Itor Utrr-B arc. 32 ad i5 imp
W oar. ranjw twrbr. Wrbtter rouatr.
l ' 3"rfl, ft r 'd brvfj-f It cvw-
W) Ordared that tl coootr el-rV. adtrr
(.); ti for acilrd bid. fvr "tKott. UanL.
Has now Opened His Fall Stock of Goods, Consisting of
Dress goods and Dress Trimmings, Cloaks. Dolmans
AJSX SHAWLS !
Clothing, Blankets, Bed Comforts,
Furnishing Goods, Boots and She
Groceries
ill
OZSTE PRICK AJSTD JUST AS LOW AS MON
EY caist BUY THE GOODS !
YOURS, A.S.M..
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RED CLOUD - - NEBRASKA,
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1U AT rUH UJWtwr TKICR.
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Staple $ Fancy Groceries,
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TOBACCO & CIG AHS
I TOWN AIA
Ottoice Hut; Fruits t Confecttono.
"FraaJa Trulta and Vcctat! ?.4d t'mnOn
itn CIjOVP. 5KH.
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Singer Sewinb Machine!
SOLD BY
J. S. NO!!..
Keel Cloud.
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Meat irifilii I
Market. mmmMwm
CASH PAID roil FATCAlTI.Ii HfrV, IIJft.TIJV IIHUN AC
Mo&hcr's old Stand - Red Cloud, Neb
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SPAKOGLE&FUNK,
HE. IDQU A RTERS FOR
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Two Doors South of Rank,
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Louis Cook Manufacturing Co.'s
Carriage 7orks.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
THK
LA BO EST AND MOHT
rrMa cir.KiTi
"the Standard vehiclks
Ar .tfatlr nt Three Wk, V.mhr mnx
Brcwcstcr, Whitney, Copper unci rimpkin
- t a f t af i (
bide I5ars, and bahdec or Monarcn rnplc
Spring Buggies,
Tiic Greatest Varirtira of thji,
'TIm! riueat Two An! Thrcj Spr im: ih.To
Tlie H;ndonrt Ii4riuebe trt the Market,
Hlytwli CsrnAse. Four atvl ix rwriiger, jCff '
Canopy Top It kei ltxUm. - --
TlicReat Itttfurtn .'prmsr Vaco.
lUtl It-d aud I'lAin .-Mle W ,ipm,
Ojen l Tp sirr-y U'xwi.
COOIC'S HT VNU VKIl VKIIIC'LI r! ktvrn f irtet U wfifUl aa U.t
nr-T Uf the lXkt MoKT Do iHt iumWt soy em in, if nntal jf
have etit for tur nrnilir of ?yts. rnl tnrs UnArmlr itU t-priAUy
Remember we make Mir os Wnas-I-. THK HAKVKN I'ATKNT aJ ntrs
every cniie
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