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WI)Y, - - NEUKARKA.
P. a O'Connor,
Wbelraale ed Retail Dealer fa
up; m i mi
Alio, Sample Room fur ihc accom
modation of the public.
KED CLOUD, NEBRASKA.
Picture Gallery,
RED CLOUD, NEB.
'Imxt the shade ere the rcTxtxteo fkdes."
AH kinds of picture taken and sat
isfaction guaranteed. 4G-tf
GIVE HIM A CALL.
T. F. MOODY,
Practical Watchmaker and
smmimmm
All kinds of Repairing
Neatly and Cheaply done with di?-pnU-.h.
ANo dealer in Watches, Gold
and Silver Spectacles and Eye-sl-.efl.
CLOCKS.
Musical InflrunicntP and Silverware,
al! at Bottom Prices. Highest Cash
price paid fr old f!old and Silver.
Give mo a call before buying etao
whcie Sign of the Big Watch, Main
St. Ri:d Ci.ori), Xi:i:.
Templeton Bros.,
Company,
GUIDE ROCK, NEBRASKA,
DEALERS IK
JLUMBEl.
Building
Material
AND GOAL.
SPECIAL BARGAINS!
at the Store of
F.NEWHOUSE,
RED CLOUD, - NEBRASKA.
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Berlin Zephyr, Midnight Zephyis,
Stxony wool, Shetland wool, Shet
land Floss, Gcrmantotvn Wool
And Woolen Kniting Yarn
Hoods. Mittens, Children's
Coat Sec.. &c."
ALL OF our OWN MANUFACTURE.
A full lino of
H03IERy,
DRY GOODS,
AND NOTIONS.
Also a large and splendid assortment
of TOYS jmhI CHRISTMAS Gift.
S.W. SEELY,
DEAIXK IK
Choice Family Groceries,
TEAS.
COFFEES.
CANNED GOODS.
V TOBACCO. CIGARS,
BREAD.
CAKES,
PIES
FLOUR,
MEAL, Ac.,
Fruit a Specialty.
Bntler Wiul eggs taken in exchange
P.fcronaire solicited. Two doors
Smi
,&fiB!ffittb. - - - NEB
DR. 8HERER,
Proprietor of the
City Drug Store.
A IlllU
Drugs? Medicines.
Paints. Oils
and Varnishes,
A full supply of
LAMPS, LAMP SHADES, WICKS,
COMBS BRUSHES AG.
FttroMge iolWteJ nud thankfullr rtcelrod.
PrMcription? orcfultr cntnpnundct"
I alio have a full and complete stock of school
feooki. eutioneryand pbotogrph Atouinc-
REU CLOUD. - EB-
R. L- TINKER.
(SaoeeHor to Q. A. BrowaOi
DEALER IV
Parlor, Bedroem
AKD KITCHKS
FURNITURE,
brackets chromos,
Picture Frames,
Mattresses, Etc.
OBia alwara on haad and trimmed on thorl
nutica. Trico as low any in ho Vallajr.
R.nairinc of all kind aona promptly and
SatiataeUry.
Btmal Robe furnished at rMonab?
raUs.
HXD CLOUD.
. . - KEB.
Harness Shop,
BY
J. L- MILLER.
Keep ecastaatl j on taad a fall Liae af
HARNESS, COLLARS, SADDLE
HORSE-BLANKETS,
'HIPS, COMBS, BRUSHES.
HARNESS OIL,
ggAAi everything usually kept in iit
r class slwp.
" ' SXWO DOORS XORtn OF THB SAVK.
norm l
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TrUXlkS YaltaO&iW-wWte bread.
THE CHIEF.
LOCAL MATTERS.
Carflald Mt No. 90. C. A. II.
rae Trr thr Mrtr rTaJor. Tlralr
inftirr ' MoB'Iar cremie n -JxT-ir tbe
foil m"B. M. B. Wcmtt.
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jWiBBtti win U elod t tb hnnn bof.
ttnf. OfBc honr ffm 7 m. to 8 p. n"
Mnnar Orirotoct innn (mm 7 b. h. to i p. m.
Offlethoun on Sontlar rr9 p. in.
M. IJ. Mr.Virr. T. M.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 9. 18S3.
M. L. THOMAS, - Local Editor
and Businc Mnacr.
Fresh oysters for sale at Roby '.
Juniata had a $25,000 fire Inst week.
Hair switches chnp at L. N. Hale's.
A good article of maple syrup, cheap
at Roby'ri.
Pure comb honey at Rohy'e. 77
brr made it.
A fine lot of watches for sale at G.
S. Albright's.
A history of Nebraska for saTe at
this office, cheap.
For the very best goods, full weights
and measures. Go to Roby's.
Wo would like to pulverize the poet
who writes about the beautiful snow.
A deaf and dumb woman was ped
dling books on the streets last Satur
day. The best and largest Mock of clock
ever brought to Red Cloud, at G. S. Al-
brights.
We understand that Henry cook
established a branch btore at
CorC I "
Ivanwts.
ForSai.k: 1)0 ton of German Mil
let, for sale by Ira Sleeper, Red Cloud
Neb. U3tf.
The town of Franklin is agitated
over the .spread of measles in the pub
lic school.
Nebraska will bo entitled to ten del
egates in the next national Republican
convention.
Any one wanting a good wind mill
on favorable terms will do well to call
at this office.
Wood, oh! Wood Wo, want wood,
and we would, that the roses would
bloom again.
Job printing, neat and nobby, and
put up in good shape,, can always be
had at the'Curtr olficc.
Beforo you buy your clothing, boots
and nhocs, please call and see my lines
and net prices. J. G. Potter.
The thcrmomctors have been indul
ring in unusually toie habits the pres
ent winter.
A farm for sale or trado. Will sell
on easy terms, or will trado for stock.
Inquire at the Post office.
Tho most delicate way of calling a
man a liar, yot devised, is to fay that
ho is an economizer of the truth.
More snow has fallen the present win
ter than any previous winter buicc the
settlement of thw country.
Foil R:vr: A farm of about 5j
acres of improved land. Call on Span
ogle Jc. Funk, Red" Cloud, Neb. Hot f.
-lHffiisWk .HtO -
TIi
lnstian and' live in a rented houe
during the recent storms and severe
cold weather.
Denver and New Orleans coal, the
best in tho world, for tale by Jones t
Mageo's lumber company, Red Cloud.
The Hastings Journal cautions the
married men of that town to do their
flirting at some other place than at
church.
I will have in a few weeks in time
for the spring trade, the best stock of
solid and silver plated ware eTer
I brought to this town. Cf. S. Albright.
The widow of Sheriff Jack Woods,
killed at Minden by cow boys last fall,
has beon given a committee clerkship
at the capital.
J. G. Potter has just received the lar
gest stock of Overcoats in the city,
which he will sell at th lawest living
price.. Call and sec them.
It is said, upon good authority that
the habit of using tohaccois one of the
principal causes of the prevalence of
heart disease.
They claim to have discovered gold
in a well in Minden, Kearney county,
and talkoforganiiuu; a company to
sink a shaft immcdiatcly-
2To. 0a BtciaMs Plies
Co lease on long time in Red Ciond
heap. Inquire of C. II. Totter, ever
McFarland's store-
Jf we thought it would do any good
we would say to all indebted o ns on
subscription, that we need the money
and must lwv?e it.
Go to Jones & Magce's Lumber Com
pany for vonr lumber and coal. They
are sole agents for Denver and New
Orleans coal, In Nebraska. t-f.
Mr. R. B. Fiiltonhas purchased" Mrs.
Robert Mitchell's interest in the hard
ware store, and the business will here
after be conducted by Morhart &Ful-
l ton.
The denizens of Blue Springs have
organized for a grand woli hunt the
22d. We arc not informed as to
Kvhethei they have sent for "General
Kenney to command the forces or not
Remember Prof Wiggin's storm the
9th ofMarchrandpay your sidsscrip
tiou to the CniKF before that time.
You would feel better while being
blowed away if you was square with
the printer.
The quality of Mlncsoti flour can be
obtained in the Red Clond patent for
little more than half the pnee of the
former. This is a fact so well estab
lished that many are purchasmg the
patent saving the freight for x long
distance, and laaies smile over mcc,
ev av it
Thcdnyi r Rnnrinj; ncrccptaMy
longer.
Mr. S. F. SjokrfieM nude trip to
Hebron list week.
Sam! WetV little boy has !cn very
sick with tlrpthcrijs.
NVxt Wetlnewlrtr. February 1 4th, in
St. Valcntinc'ii day.
One of Judge WilcoxV children hai
lwcn very stric the lt week.
II. E. Burt is has lccn siek and con
fined to his room for rotnc tim.
Will MitHiell rclurncl from a vwil
to Lincoln and Crete last Saturday.
The demand for extra copies oflai
ucck'it Chikf was greater than th sup
ply. The train Irom the rast, on the main
line, was twelve hours late lot Satur
day night.
WantcJ, regular correspondent fn
every prciut ni the county not al
ready represent ctl.
The Blue Hill Times nays that N.
Edwards will move his stock of grocer
ies to that town, shortly.
The pe."etjgrr train encountered a
broken tail north ofCowles last Satur
day night, hut fortunately escaptd be
ing wrecked.
If you need a pair of eye gla? p or
"pcctaeles. call -on G. S." Albright, at
Gore'.s old .stand and you ill gt just
unat you want lie has the beat.
it . .
jxis .-wajesiy, ine grounti 1102. i.uir
to see his hhadow Iat Friday, Febnj
2d, and according to tradition e)
weather will toon be here.
Mr. Uargraves, the new drug man,;
accompanied a deputy U. S. marh.dl
to Lincoln last Tuesday to answer to
the charge of selling "goodV without
licence.
Senator 0. C. Case is chairman of
the committee on Conhlitutional
amendments, and is a member of the
Judiciary, mines and minerals, and
state prison committees.
We have received from the Excelsior
Ifg. Co. of St. Lonfc, a copy of their
Charter Oak A. B. C." a neat little
book for tho children. Sent on re
ceipt oa three cent stamp.
It always seemed strange to us that
there isn't room in the wide, wide
ocean for steamships to pas,s without
colliding. Nearly one thousand lives
were lost dining the month of January
by collisions at sea.
We are in receipt of a copj of tho
Obxrrrer, a six column folio publMicd
at Louisville Neb. by Eugene Mayficld.
We wish tho Observer ahundent suc
cc.o, but if its editor gains a livelihood
in Louisville, we aro of tho opinion
that he will have to hustle around
pretty lively.
The local editor of a Council Bluffs
paper is a wanderer on the faco of the
earth. Ho said in his paper that Miss
so-and-so wore a pink undershirt at a
party, when it should have read under
skirt. It was the "intelligent composi
tor's" fault, but tho Ncal scribe was
the one that had to skip, all the same.
A physician gives the following rule
by which to dctcrmino diphtheria
from ulcerated sore throat. He say?:
"If tho throat is red and smaller, no
fear of diptheria, but it it looks as
though somebody had blown a hand
full of ashes into the throat a dull
gray color lookout. It is diphtheria's
danger sigual."
The Republican Valley Medical As
sociation met at Red Cloud w Tues
day of hist Week and elected the fol-
1111 - 111
Uloomington, President; lr. J.. A.
Hall, of Red Cloud. Secretary; Dr. S.
Johnson, of Superior, Treasurer; and
ajdourncd to meet at Superior the
first Tuesday in June, at y o'clock a. m.
Gen. Manderson, the newly elected
United States Senator, is an Ohio man.
This is as it should be, Ohio men arc
entitled to office. This local scribe is
an Ohio man, and he wants olficc, and
demands it in the name of the state
that furnishes to the world office hol
ders. He demands it; not on .account
of fitness, but because he is from Ohio,
first, last and all the time.
Ira Sleeper is building a blacksmith
shop on the vacant lot west of Shcrer's
drug store. Sleeper worked at his
trade-in Red Cloud in tho early pi
onccr days of Webster county, ami we
arc glad to sec him locate permanently
in Red Cloud again, but wc hardly
think that he will have regular custo
mers living thirty miles distant, as he
did in the palmy days of 72.
Columbus Bcownr of Franklin; Pa.
had a dream, during which a military
figure indicated to him the wherea
bouts of a chest containing gold.
Brown searched according to direction
and found the chest, and in it 27,000
in gold coins, mostly French dated
from 1729 to 1754. It is supposed the
treasures were secreted during the
French occupation of that region, pre
vious to the revolution.
Red Cloud, the Sioux chief, was the
guest of Professor Marslr, oT Tale Col
lege. It is related in a New Haven pa
per that when a citizen there held ou
a Box of cigars, saying, "take on!,
Red Cloud innocently helped himsc
to a bunch. XS ill you have ne?
continued the entertainer, addressing
the Chiefs companion, and the ether
Indian slipped the other bench from
the box into his ulster pocket.
We learn from an exchange that
hnggi-ftg parties for the benefit of
clnrjshcs arc all tho rage in some
parts of the state. -Now why wouldn't
it be a good idea to do away with the
old time church festival and adopt the
new project, and. let the price rate as
follows and be given to the church
fund. Girls under fifteen years of age,
25-sts for each hug of two mfnutes;
from sixteen te twenty, 50 cts; from
twenty to twenty five, 75 cte; another
man's wife, $1; widow according to
looks, from 10 cte to $5 grass widows,
few offered, but in active demand; okl
maids, three cents apiece or two for a
nickelj-and bo limit of time.
"Rocky Mountain JW pc" &
al daya of this week in JJed Cload.
Tlie Rcr. Geo. 0. Yeiser will preach
ucxtSah. loth morning and evening
at the Congrrational church.
Paralytic tmke. hrart dicer and
kidney alFectinnr, prrventisl by the
uc of Brown Imn Bitter.
Mr. A.T. Phih. U Burr OA-,
Kansas crmfemplatc cngaring in the
clothing and dry goods butinr-s in
ReI Clocd.
Nuring mothers gain sfrrngih by
uiug !rnwn4 Iron Bitter- It at
lik a rhann in rrsstoring to health and
frength eTerstraine! naturr.
A printer from Kan a dyed-in
the whjI democrat, va in town !at
Tuesday lok:ng over "the grotuid and
eckmg encouragement to tart a dem
ocratic newspaper hef.
Prehyterin Ijid:i Aid Society will
meet at the roidenrc of Mrs. J. K
Harri" next Tuwday at 1 o'clock r. it.
All interested are requested to i pres
ent. Henry Cook has on hand r. A pat
ent fire cxtinguiMM'rv Tliey are an
ornament to any hou-e. tore or jcc,
and are worth their weight in fcullio i
silver in case of fire. Eery man h
own a store in Rsd CSori rhonid have
one.
There arc many big-hear toil follow
joug the val army of B A M. em
ployees. For instance, in the hunting
of the Ealing House at Lincoln, tho
girls employed therein, Ion what they
had in the houe bv the 6re and were
, rther bad circumMauces financial
ly a- a r"-ult. The boys working for
the company raised $HS for them.
Mhj. Swan gave an equal Mini, making
$2?.G for the unfortunate girl-. All de
serve credit for what they did. Some
of thcbravest as well a the most gen
erous men of snr country arc em
ployed in humble positions on rail
ways. lla$tintjx Guzctte Journal.
Encouraged by the bountiful har
vest of last year and the rcmuerative
prices for the various crops, hopeful
farmers are making ready for another
season of earnct work, and the more
thoughtful are planning for extended
agricultural operations. Already new
and improved implement? for hurry
iiij; up farm labor aro arriving, and
dealer in field and garden seeds re
ceiving needed Mipplie. The agricul
tural popidation all over the xtate ha.s
increased. Many now operators with
larirc caniraf arc in the field, and an
unusual breadth of Nebraska soil will
be planted. Secure good seed take
care of the sprout.-, keep tho weeds
down and a weather eye open. If
abundent .showers water the earth you
are fortunate, if drouth succeeds and
famine threatens starvation, if the
hungry maw of insect pests ruin hopes
you can rest assured that others arc no
more entitled to respect towards feed
ling humanity than your proud fcclf.
"Over the garden wall'. Wc would
like to know the meaning of "Over the
garden wall." It seems to be popular,
they all sing it. Otic "devil" sang it
la.t week until in sheer desperation
we fled from the office iu search of a
place of quiet where we would be free,
for a time, at least, from tho harrowing
monotony of the thing. But wc were
disappointed. Wc went into a store,
a genteel clerk was waiting on a lady
customer and singing "Over the garden
wall." Wc dropped into the pot
oJHce in time to hear tho clerk say,
"no ma'am, no mail," "Overjhe garden
wall"."" Wc went into a saloon "to sec
a man" and the crowd, including some
of the "leading citi.ens," were singing
"Over the garden wall.' Wc called on
the coal dealer to get trusted for a ton
of coal, ami thought that he. at least
would be too busy to indulge in the
harrowing recital, but alas for human
hopes, it was the samo old tunc, "coal
$10 per ton, cash. "Over the garden
wall." Faint at heart, wc wended our
way to prayer meeting, an unusual
thing for us, and fainted when the
class leader said, "wc will now sing the
old familiar hvmn, "Am I a Soldier of
the cross," and then strike out with,
"Over the garden wall." As soon as
wc had sufficiently recovered wc got
out of there and went home. Here,
at least, wc said to nun-elf, we will find
rest, but judge of our horror when, up
on goin'4 quietly into the room we
found our wife seated at tho organ and
singing Over the garden wall." We
had not xnfficicnt vitality left to re
monstrate, wc took to our bed and sent
for a doctor who prescribed ginger tea
and asafujtida, and we revived in four
days, but our constitution is broken,
our old time vigor will never return to
us, we fear, we arc undone, and all on
account of that infernal nuisance,
"Over the garden wall."
Cowfs Items.
Cowl es is getting up a brass band.
S. J. Miller, of Amboy is quite jubi
lant since February 2nd. Boy, eleven
pounds.
The new mercantile firm in Cowles
,0 is tryii
1 ie "a
is trying to procure license to deal in
anient."
A. McKeighan will deliver a lec
ture n the subject of temperance at
Willow Creek school house on Tues
day evening, Feb. 13th.
OnMouday, January 29th, Sydney
Cox had the misfortune to have hit
leg broken by hia horse falling on it.
Dr. Schenck is giving him the neces
sary attention.
Stewart Albright has moved hi jsw
elrv store to the room formerly occu
pied bv F. H. Gore, 1 door east of
State Bauk. where he will be pleased
to see all his customers and friend.
He haa engaged Mr. J. S. Hope well
known nere as tho best workman in
the valley, to take charge of his work,
and vou may dspend upon having
your work well and proraptly done.
Call and see hi new stock of watches,
clocks and jewelry, and if yon are in
neednfanvthing in his line yon will
buy, for tho price cannot help but
i please-you.
Cn. Chant F. Manrffi,
.Elected by the NVbraJtu Irgisialnrc
to 9 ucxeed i&natrc Saundem In the
United State Senate, a Um is Phu
adt'lplua Fchnwuy Xh, Ir. He re
moved to Canton Ohio, m l.-OT. htre
he prncd the Mudy at taw and w&
admitted to the bar In I SCO in April,
1SHI, he ried company A. inlcsntU
Otuo infantry, and rv jronwSil ma
jor. -ur Uteioaio oj niHMi e
raitl s tep to lieutenant rokmw. and
hi galfctnt and xnntorion ?rrkrXat
Sumt: rtcr n-xj reardol by hi pro-
moti'Ti Ut the colon elev In F0rtttar.
l?fi5. he w. brevetlcxl lingadier sMer -
al, ami thr mouth afWrwahl 1k r -
iipi-l ott aeevtin; of hwjikI. ihof-ti
lite war was rirUiallv eMlsl. ILi wa
in all the battKr of
hi
ctininnd ns
well a bo-e of the arcnv of th Cum-!
bcrtaud uxcejft KrnitUiti and Nnhin
and was wounded at Iroy'. uuvnt
in 5eptcmler, JS&t.
Returning to Canton he resumed the
practice of 1a w. In 1S09 he rawc
we-t and Knitted in Omaha ai the law !
partner of Judge Savage.
He w.f honored with an riecJion to
the eotwtitutmnal convontnm of K71.
only tww vMii after hia sule:uit in
theatnte. with Mich well known mem
l of thu DtmglaM oottnty lr as
Clinton BrHtgs, Jiwl-w Itkc al K-ta-hrook.
ami tht cotvitititiion then
fmmesi tnihitg k be rwtiHod, wf ele
ted again by the pvjl of hi count
withmit reganl to polmcs a a ien
beroftlie mora suecuasful con rent ion
of IS75.
Gonural Manderon has Won a prom
incut member of tho G. A R. ami Ins
ready eloquence has added to the in
terest of many of iu locnl and tleiMirt-
ni"ntal camp fire
His ability i uno,uctioocslf ns res -
ord as a soldier ami a citizen is cleani
anil as r. lawyer he ttccupies n hih
rank in a Iwr as able .v can le found
in any western rtate. Tlmt he will
take his place in tho front line in the
national councils is not a matter of
doubt among tho-c who know him
best.
Educational atotea.
I1V C1IAS. W. MT.tNCEU, CO. SLTT.
Dipt. No. 6 'Hie school is taught
by Eugene Hunter. Eighteen pupils
attend school this winter, one over
sixteen years of age. Ho has a chim
in history and one in physiology.
Four pupils study book keeping. This
teacher has taught in. this district bo
fore and he gives good cati-fnetion n
far as wo know.
Di.st. No. 12. School is taught by
Win. A. Elder, of Riverton. They
have a comfortable house and plenty
of fuel. Twenty pupils attend the
school, three of them over sixteen
years of age. IIo has fifteen recita
tions a day which is a very good cI:h.
eitication, considering the multiplicity
of text books found in this district.
Some dilfictilty aroseat the commence
ment of tho term, but the teacher is
stiaightforward in trying to do his du
ty, and no doubt will succeed. The
school will close the first of March.
Dist. No. 13 Mi"s Sarah L. Fisher
is teaching here. The school began
Sept. 18th, and wiil cloe February IT.
'Hie school room i heated by a coal
stove and a boy tends the fires and the
house. Twenty live pupils aro in at
tendance. History, physiology, book
keeping are stadicd. Miss Fi-hera
method of studying and reciting histo
ry and physiology good. Sho re-
nnirna lltnm lo attwlt' (lua. ii(Vt.. tiv;r
ty five minutes, then cio.o the book
and write all they can upon tho sub
ject, bring it to tho class ami read it,
then ?he asks them questions upon
the subjeit.
Dist. No. 15.- Frank M. Philips, of
Guide Rock, is teaching at this place.
Thirty two pupils are in attendance,
two over sixteen years of age. Histo
ry and physiology arc studied here
This is Mr. Philips fir-t school, and wc
have a good report from his work.
Dist. No. 17. This district built a
new house last summer and secured
the services of Mrs. Francis Brooks for
their teacher. Thirty three pupils at
tend the school, five over sixteen
years of age. She has a large number
of recitations (wc wi-h they could be
made a) but as long as the text
books arc different in the district, and
each one insist on studying from hi
own book wc can not expect any thing
better. This is a six montlis term and
all things considered, good work is be-
eng done.
Dixr. No. IS. Tins school is being
taught by Mr L. N. D. Smith. The
school house lacks good ventilation,
but is well warmed. Twenty seven pu
pils attend, fivo of them over sixteen.
Mr-Smith is trying to make a good
school and wc doubt not that he will
succeed. He haa tome good scholars
(also some patience workers) and they
are trying to improve.
Dist. No. 20. Miss Lizzie Davis, of
Riverton, holds away here.- A boy
builds the fires and -'L. D." keeps the
house clean. Physiology, history, civ
il government and composition are
taught with success. Miss Davis k
earnest and wide awake and with more
experience will make a good teacher
f-OOrER DEAN Married br Rev. J.
T- Kllioit. at his residence, on Feb.
1st, 1SS3, Mr. Robert Cooper, of Cen
tral City, to Miss Edith-Dean, of
Webster county Neb.
. i. ,m "
FOB SALE'.
A li vcrr bam 26x120, in Red Cloud,
Neb, well" and strongly built and in
t-nnd location. Terms, in payments lo
I suit purchaser. Apply to or address
YL. P. Albright, at State Btnk. 27-tf.
ATTSS7i:S T2AC3S21
Notice is hereby given that I will
examine all person who may dcriri
o offer themselves as candidates fore
teachers of the common school of Web
stcr county, at my office in Red Cloud
on the SrsC amfday of each month.
Examinations to commenceat 9 a. m.
Do not ask for special examination.
C W.SrSINREB.
County Superintendent of Public lait-
X2 CLCT5 SA1ZT7.
Wheat U i H eu.
Oat 22 rt-T
Corn ri at j$ c-
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Kt f"tsl 13 $ . t oy prs 91
Fat Hrs-f & 35 V 5 50
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Eten tbe pa:etHr t J.4 nottlti l
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FPAI'CIS S STKEET 1 ITIIEITA.
FRANCI3 S. SMITH. , SMITH,
Proprietor.
O. BOX 2734 25 27.2tAI
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Has now
Dress goods and Dress Trimmings, Cloaks. Dolnta
A3sT SHAWLS !
Clothing, Blankets, Bed Comforts,
Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes,
Groceries, etc. ..
"Will
(XTnTE PRICE JSJSTD JTJST AS
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FRED BEfRKMER.
Merchant Tailor,
Cloth and Samples on Hand
Good Work and Fits
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Staple $ Fancy Groceries
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TOBACCO . C5GAMS
IN TOWN AIsl
Choice Huts. Fruits. & Confections.
Fnh Frulu and VecHa vt
Tin i.
Singer S EwiNg Machin
SOLD r
J. S. ltfOLL.,
Rod Clond- - - Nebnwk;u
Till: BIST MACIIINK IN ln. a
V" kuvls of Repair ' Uwl nMP Wl'TMl' O fWf-
Meal
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Two Doors
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Louis' CooK Manufacturing Go.s
Carriage Works
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
THE
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CArACITY
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Jfnde
Arc
Hrcwester, Whitney, copper ana Timpiim
Side Bars, and Sali'dce or Monarch TripJc
Spring Buggies,
The Grc.atit Varieties of Ftrle.
The Find Two And Ttuc Ppfin l"ptoT' ,
Tlu? IIandomrt llaruchf m th M At el,
gtvJUh Carnagrs. Kir awl Hjx !Mnrrtr
Canopy Top lUsket I1.-rto. m
The licit Ilatform Mpnng tnn.
Kail IVa! anti Iiii B'W Vsn'.
Otyn and Top afm' " .
COOITS "5TANDA1U) VEHICLE' are knon lt rtt ihtU
nnT for the ix-t xosry Io it t-!flr y c-timtArt W ml .
..Vi for Mir circtibr of mW arl prt Wbdt trI a rt-r.
every vehieie
S. Marsh,
Opened His Fall Stock of Goods, Consisting of
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