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Alao, Sample Room fur lh acwm
tuaiation of the public.
REP CLOUD, NEBRASKA.
t. f."moodyT
Fractical Watchmaker and
jiiiwiiiugiR
All kinds of Repairing
Ideally and Cheaply done with dia
patch. Abjo dealer in Watchcu. Gold
and Silver .Spectacles and Kvc-glasecs.
CLOCKS.
Musical Instruments and Silverware,
all at Bottom Price. Highest Cah
price paid for old Gold mid Silver.
Give me a mil before buying else
where S? "f the Big Watch, Main
8t. Red Cloi'd, Xr.n
Templeton Bros.,
Company,
UIDE ROCK, NEBRASKA,
DKALtKB IX
LUMBER,
Building
Material
AND COAL.
SPECIAL BARGAINS!
at the Store of
F.JiEWHOUSE,
RED CLOUD, - NEBRASKA.
Berlin Zephyrs. Midnight Zephyr,
Saxony wool. Shetland wool. Shet
land FIo!B, Uerinuntown Wool
And Woolen Kuiting Yarn
Hoods. Mitten, Children's
Coats Ac, &c,
ALL OF our OWN MANUFACTURE.
A full line of
HOSIER,
DRY GOODS.
AND NOTIONS.
Also a large and splendid assortment
of TOYS and CHKISTM AS Gifts.
DR. 8HERER,
Proprietor tf th
City Drug Store.
A suLsa m
Drug? Medicines.
Paints Oils
and Varnishes,
A full supply of
LAMPS, LAMP SHADES, WICKS,
COMBS BRUSHES AC.
PalrcBace aelUUed an J tfaankfally raaalraa.
Crrr5ri'ti'n rirrfn'lr rntnt"nni,lwa
I alto bare a fall sad eomplats stock of aaWol
bsokx. autionery anil photos raph Alouas.
RED CLOUD. - NEB.
R. L- TINKER.
(Sawsssor to O. A..Browa)i
DKALKR IS
Parlor, Bedrosm
AJTD XITCRKK
FURNITURE,
BRACKETS, CHROMOl,
Picture Frames,
Mattresses, Etc.
afjia aWava ea ia4 aad trimaata abort
avttcv. rri: nx ion ra anr in tba Valley,
ftaaavrtac at &U kir.t loas prouip'lr aad
5b:.Mr;ry.
Burial Boix furnished a rtonable
rstaa.
RID CLOUD. - - - TUB.
Harness Shop,
J. L MILLER.
. Ktff MMtBaSly b4 a raU Lla bT
J ttAJRSESS, COLLARS, SADDLES
sobse-blankets,
' sTHTM, COMBS. USH
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? AAmrfKT tally kept m Ui
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autttaf M oftisy hmiii o' Safcra las
fall boob. M. B. McXtrr.
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Oflea boar an SaaImr S to 9 p. ra.
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FRIDAY. MARCH 16. 18S3.
M. L. THOMAS,
Local Editor
and limine: Manager.
Fresh oysters for sale at Rohy V.
A great many are suffering with bad
gold?.
Guide Rock is afflicted with a brass
band.
Local items Eccm to be scarce this
week.
Go to Spokesficld's for cheap gro
ceries. A. Kaloy receives orders for Crete
Nurseries.
A good article of maple syrup, cheap
at Roby's.
Pure comb honey at Roby's. Tfie
beet made it.
Crete Nurseries furnish anything
from a roce to a ?hade tree.
For the very best good, full weights
and measures. Go to Roby's.
Mr. J, W. Warren will go lo
next week on a visit to relatives.
Iowa
A few cases of measles are reported
in the town and country adjacent.
BARGAINS, BIG BARGAINS in
everything you want, at J. G. rotters
Born On Saturday. March 10th, to)
lion. Joseph uarocr anu wile, a
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200 bushels seed barley for sale by
G. W. Francis, on sec. 25, T. 3, R. 1 0
A young man in this town horrown
black ink to color his mustache with.
Spokesfield keeps good groceries and
sell them cheap. Call at Putnam's
old stand. tf
Elder Yeiser, we are sorry to say, is
having a long and distressing spell of
sickness
For Sale: 150 ton of German Mil
let, for sale by Ira Sleeper, Red Cloud
Neb. 23tf.
There have been several law Miit in
the count' court and before the justi
ce?, of late.
Taxes will soon become delinquent,
and in this ret-pect will not be unlike
manv of our bub.cribcra.
Hurrah! Hurrah!! for the worth of
your money, you will get at etwt pri
ces at J. G. rotter
J. S. Ruthrock hns purchased
'f
O'Connor's saloon and will continifo
1..1 ItllclKAO .. tlia o. .... . .1.. ..n V
IMV LrilOlllD 411. win HtlillC JHMIV.
For Rr.ST A farm of about 55
acie of improved land. Call on Span
ogle it Funk, Red Cloud, Nub. JG-tf.
Mr. M. P. Hurd of Cowle. was in
town last week and ordered a supply
of horse programs at the Chief office.
Denver and New Orleans coal, the
best in the world, for wile by Jones it
Magec's lumber company, Red Cloud.
In the demolishing of the old
ng of the old stond ,s. c . , . . . ' .
. e.. ,J ft Saturday to renew his subscru
-, another of the old. ., . ... .
y to the Chief. InjU!tice to Mr.
;n swept juvjiv. f P , .. r
4 - ncv w feel called upon to sav tin
ktore on the corner,
land-marks has been
The Guide Rock Signal comes to us
printed upside down and wrong end to.
What is the matter, Brother Ncwmey
er? A good town property in Rich Hill,
Mo. for sale or trade for property in
Webster county. Call at the Chief of
fice. Anyone having farms to rent will do
well to insert a local in the Chief, as
wc frequently hear inquiries for
them.
It would seem that there is enough
Tevity in Justice Gump's court to ren
der a conviction therein almost a
pleasure.
For Sale: A buggy and single har
ness, cheap. Call at the Chief office.
Somebody ill get a bargain for they
nro going to be sold.
L. Ban in has purchased the lot occu
pied by Mr. Seely, and, we under
stand, will erect a large and substan
tial building on the same.
Mr. A. L. Burton, oue of the early
settlers of Webster county, now resid
ing in York state, has ordered the
Chief sent to his address.
Go to Jones & Magec's Lumber Com
pany for your lumber and coal. They
are sole agents for Denver and New
Orleans coal, iu Nebraska. t-f.
We would advise the farmers to sow
and plant abundantly, tend their crop
well and leave the result to the Al
mighty and the weather prophets
Seward Garber came up from Oma
ha last Saturday to spend a few day
under the parental roof-tree. He look
ad natural as life, but has grown mu
taller. -
Patent medicine men. quack doctors
and other travelling humbugs, when
they strike this officp for.cheap adver
tising, iind that they are barking up
the wrong tree.
For Sauk. A good farm of one
hundred sad sixty acres, with running
water and improvements. Only a
short dutance from Red Cloud. Price
sixteen hundred dollars. Inquire at
the Chief office.
Frank James will appear before the
court gin iii June. This time on
charge otthe Murder of cashier Sheets
at the Gallatin bank robbery in 1869,
and also conductor WeatffcU at the
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Wiustw JtW5.W J681.
I Guard yoar property sgauist prairit
Andy Clote hM togsged to work on
the Opposition Weekiy.m'
The oldier's re nnion will commence
at Hastings Sept. 3rd 1852.
Several parties were in ton to pror
up on their land, last Saturday.
A prairie fire raged northwest o.
town last Tuesday and Wednesday
Shoe hammers are lower, and the
demand is not so great as it was last
week.
Dr. Wclicr has decided that he will
not engage iu the drug busince in Red
Cloud.
Mr. Kirk, baggage master on the B.
&. M. railroad, will more to Washing
ton Territory ioon.
We learn that H. C. Scott, resi.Iin
on Indian creek, lost ail hit hay atd
stable by prairie fire last Tuesday
Delegates to the convention will ap
ply lo E. B. Stevenson, at Hauling, for
reduced iv.il road fare, two dollars.
For trenmlutiHncM. wakefulness, diz
ziness, and lack of energy, a rnit val
uable remedy is Brown's Iron Bitters.
Hon. C. H. Tanner, one of the prom
inent attorneys of Hasting", waa a
very plcnsant caller at this office last
week.
Ladies and all aufTereri of npiiralpa,
hteria, and kindred complaint, will
find without a rival Brown's Iron Bit
ters. The total erlipic of the sun on the
Cth of next May will lat fix minute.
The eclipse w ill not be visible in this
part of the world.
We take back what we aid nlwwt
the profesaor last week. Wc uncondi
tionally take it bark, becauae a mem
ler of the school board assures us that
he is regular
Thoae in need of home programs will
do well to call at the Chief office, as
we are well supplied with very fin
cuts of different styles, and can get out
a neat and attractive poster.
Pensioners who have heretofore re
ceived twenty four dollars per month
will Jiow receive thirtv. biuI fhnao whn
hurve received eighteen dollars will
nnw
now receive twenty
month.
four dollars
per
Now is the time to work up an inter
est in county fair matters. We hope
the farmers and others will take hold
of the matter and resurrect the old ag
ricultural society that has laid dor
mant so long.
The Presbyterian Ladie. will give a
festival at the Mission Chappel south
of Jackon's grove, Tuesday evening
March 19th. Supper 25cls. Children,
half price. Everybody cordially invi
ted to attend.
Matt. Simmermnn, one of the cow
boys who murdered Jack Woods, at
Mindeu last fall, nnd who was sen
tenced to be hanged, has applied to
the governor for commutation of sen
tence to imprisonment for life.
Webster county receives fifteen hun
dred dollar per year for saloon licen
i aes How much it coats tho ronntv
al itoti in tl.af tZn.n tn ...v.A...
erm
a..... dvu ... .iini, iiiiu hi iji j?v;i;(iic
niinal ejises arising from the sale of
liquors within the county, affiant saitl
not.
Mr. R. F. Simnnton. of Superior, vis
ited our town last week to make ar
rangements to hold a National Reform
Convention. The convention will lc
held on Tuesday and Wednesday, the
27th and 28th of this month, at the M.
E. church.
Mr. Ed. Keency, of Cowles, called
nlion
Kee-
pon to sav that he
is not related in any way to the lop
eared galoot of the same name at the
lower'end of town.
Bo careful of your stoves. Wc
awoke the other night to find the room
so full of coal gas, escaped from the
base burner, as to almost render us in
sensible. We shudder when we con
template the terrible loss the country
might have sustained but for that op
portune awakening before it was ever
lastingly too late.
Under the United States law a pul
lisher of a newspaper is not obliged to
stop the paper of any subscriber until
all arrearges are paid. It makes no
difference whether the paper is 't.iken
from the office or not, the publisher
can collect pay for it until all arreara
ges are paid. Subscribers in arrears
who have no property liable to attach
ment and decline to pay can be arrest
ed for fraud.
Those having timber claims to plant
will find it much safer and cheaper in
the long run to plant nursery grown
trees rather than seeds, cuttings or
sand bar sprouts. One of the trees
proving mojt satisfactory is the nh.
Planted on our prairies, it endures
more draught and neglect than any
other tree, and makes a valuable tim
Ier. Crete Nurseries of this state of
fer 27000 ashs carefully grown in nur-
serv for twenty seven dollars. Their
assortment of fruit trees) juid plants is
tho best in the state.
Last Monday we were approached
insinuatingly by a slick tongued pat
ent medicine man who wanted twenty
dollars worth of advertising for fifteen
dollars. We informed hire that we
did not contract foreign advertise
ments at a less rate than wq charged
our home merchants, and that il he
did not choose to pr our price he
could go elsewhere. He replied that
the Argva contracted to do tne adver
tising for ten dollars. We assured him
that iftheitrjtts man saw fit to thus
discriminate in favor of foreign adver
tisers as against our home busin
men, it was none of our funeral, that
we did not do business in that way,
that no foreign ra could gat space in
our paper at a leas rate than we
charged hoot deadest and h sadly
and tilsmtly stole away.
The aesertionoftbewkitsHivered!:.
ar at the lower end of town that be
had it in his power at one time to cloe
the Chief office by virtue of a mort
gage, is a falsehood worthy of the
source from which it eminztcd. It U
true that he ancakitiscJy purchased a
?C of a few hundred dollars given bv
Mr. Lulz. and it i aUo tme that the
day after he came in po--
ofitwe furnished Mr. LuU the
money and he paid it off. The hen on
the office, if there waa any lien, could
only be on the intercut owned by Mr
Lutx, and not on the half owned by u.
and a we ha1 posaewion it woo Id im-
ply have lceii an irnpoMtbihty for him
to cloe it up or even interfere with the
issuing of a single number of the pa
per. So much for the lying imiuua
tion of a contemptible sneak.
c mild weather of the pset few
Tayn remind us that spring will foon
be here, and lhat we need & few tree?
and planU. Instead of ordering of
some travelling aent we have decided
to give our order diret t to the well ei
tahlitdicd Crete Nurecries, and feel sure
that we will be better served than by
through aome unknown agent. Thr
nearest large nursery iu Nebraska i
lhat located at Crete, their grounds
compriMin;; three hundred and ninety
acres, of which sixty-eix acre arc iu
orchards and aiiMll fruits, and one hun
dred devoted to growing trees and
plant, selected with special reference
to the want of the home tr.ule and
adapt ability to the climate. Located
as it is on this line of road, slock will
reach purchasers in a few hour, thus
avoiding delays and exposure of tree
purchased by distant growers.
We hope to see thi establishment
well patronized tips pring. Send pos
tal card for catalogues and price lUt.
At a special meeting of Garfield Po?t
bumbcr eighty G. A. R. ihe follotving
resolutions were unanimously adopted.
Wherrat It has pleased the Supreme
commander of the universe to sum
mons our late comrade. W. W. Harvey
to that rendezvous to which all mutt
go, and,
Whereas His unsullied record of a
soldier's life proves him a northy and
honored member of Garfield rot No.
80, therefore be it
Resolved Whilcvwe deeply deplore
his early departure from our ranks to
answer to that great ro Cft of him
who does all things well, we submis
sively bow to the divine command.
Jieaolrrd That wc hereby extend our
heartfelt sympathy to the-bcrcaved
family anil relatives who have so sud
denly been called to mourn for a
loved one.
Re-ilcrd That the.e resolutions be
spread upon the records of this post.
and a copy be sent to the family of our
late comrade, and that they bo pub
lished in the Webster Co. Argus and
Red Cloud Chief.
r M. B. McNitt.
Committee J. A. Tullrv.
(J. L. Miller.
Notice. The Whitcotone Alliance
will meet at the school house in Dist,
number 7G. in Garfield precinct t 7 r
M., Thurwlay March 22nd. Special
business of vasi importance will be in
order, and it is hoped that many alli
ance members will be present. We
mean bu:nc.-s.
F. Hocchin, C. C. Coov,
Secretary. President.
Sabbath School Convention.
The twelfth Sunday tchool District
comprising Harlan, Franklin and
Webfter counties, will hold a conven
tion at Fmnklin, Wednesday anil
Thursday, March 2Sth and 2Dth.
Pkookam.
1
Devotional Exercises Rev J K
Harris, Red Cloud.
Appointment of Committees,
Busine.-s &c
Address of Welcome Prof Bar
ber, Fr.mktin.
Response Prof A. L. Funk,
Red Cloud, and others.
Reports of Corresiotiding Secre
4
5
taries
How to enlist the parents in Sun
day School work. Rev T A Hum
iiton, Bloomiugton.
Evening 7 o'clock.
Song Servae Led by Rev. Coruetr
Republican City.
Address Prof Allen, of Bloom
iugton. Relation of the Pastor to the S.
S Rev Hobson, Orleans.
Why, When and How E. B. Ste
venson, Hastings.
Thursday morning, 9 o'clock
Devotional Exercises Rev A. N.
Dean, Bloomiugton.
Reports of Committees and per
manent Organization.
How to retain the Young Teo
plo iu the S. 8. Mrs. E. B. Steven
son, Hastings.
Paper, Work done. Work to do
and how to do it Dr. J. E. Smith,
Guide Rock.
Reports of S. S., their condition
wants &c
Recess
Afternoon, 2 o'clock
Prayer ami Song.
1
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3.
Question Drawer.
Children's Meeting Conducted
by Mrs. E B Stevenson) Hastings.
Evening, 7 o clock.
Praise Service S W Switzer.
1
Bloomington.
2 Rev J. D. Stewart, Hastings.
3 Closing Words.
Bring bible, note book and pencil
Gospel Hymns combined will be used.
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Look Here.
If you waut fruit or forest trees call
at the new grocery store in Putnam's
old stand. Ha means business.
Brick f Brick ! !
We wish to say to the citizens of Red
Cloud and vicinitv that we have on
hand a tew thousand brick for sale.
and expect soon to commence making
on a larger scale, and hope to meet the
demands of all partiea with & eood
quality of brick. Yard north of Red
Cloud, about oue snile. Respectfully,
2w W. H. Luicow Soy.
rr Th Oh tf.
For threw years the farmers of lea
vale have bvta agitating the subject of
a cheeae fxrtorr. but many oiutic)
have prevented the dcwinu rralt
Lt car wc became waJai: persua
ded" lhat a creamery ihe c?rcct
thing, but e are an original jo
ple in thi prt of the countv and do
not like to folio- a le.tder, therefore
hart, continued ocr aiuuoa ootil it
ha led to ucra.
Mr J O. Chamberlain, an experi
enced dairyman from the Western Re
serve Ohio, is going Into the tujint
here. The buiidtn- now i tn prrw
of erection. In dimention are to be
40x20. with a wing on each Ws prob
ably lux2). The factory w to be fio-u-hed
ao that cheese making ca com
mence next month.
Already the milk of three hundred
cows ha been promised and he :a rvw
ccniug acce-Mouj ctery day. Wr
think there is no doubt that cheese
will be more remunerative than UitU'r
for it is now the ame price per pound
and the ntilk that mil make one
pound of butter will make three of
chew. Wc intend to rnie our calves,
and don'l mean to starve them ei
ther. We ha!l feed them milk a few
week, and then whey and tl.t eed
The time n p.n: when a cow can do
nothing in the course of a year, 1ml
raie a calf, and it h uuco-ary they
nhuuld make themrvlves more uofu!
pecuniarily, in order that the fanners
shall not Ik? so impecunious.
Mr. Quaid bought ten cons lost week
for the benefit of the cheese factory
Week before List over a thousand
dollars worth of hog-i were bold from
this place.
The schools in thi.' part of the coun
ty have been micccmUiI and arc closed.
or near their close. Betsev.
2TotI:t cf AyfdzrAsz f:r Zrzz'.'z ?cralt.
Notice is hereby given lhat on the
12th day of March, ISi3, R. K. Sherer
filed hia petition praying for permit lo
sell liquors for medicinal, mechanical
ami chemical purposes in the village
of Red Cloud, Neb. That March 20th
1SS3. at the regular time and place of
meeting has U'en dc-iirnaled by the
ioard of trustees for the hearing of any
vnd jII objections, protests or remon
strances tiled.
32-2t Edwin C. Hawkey, Clerk.
Notice of Application for Uoenae.
Notice is hereby given thai m ihe
Sth day of March, 1S."J, J, S Ruthrock
tiled his petition praying (fit license lo
sell spirituous, vinous and mall liquors
in the village ol Red Cloud, Neb. That
March 291 h, 1S3, at the regular time
and place of meeting ha, been desig
nated by the Board of Trustees for the
hearing of any and all objections, pro
tcMs and remonstrances filed.
32-21 Edwin C. Hawley, Clork.
Notice of Application for License
Notice i-hereby given that on the
8th day of March, 1SS3. N'-phile Loiig
liu tiled his petition praying for license
t- hell piritiu, miioih and mult li
quors in the village of Red Cloud, Neb
That March 2'Jth, lv), at the tegular
time and place f meeting has Ix-oti
designated by the Board of Trustee
for the hearing of any and all objuc-timl-,
piote-ts or remonstrance filed.
S2-2t Edwin C. H.uvi.ey. Clerk.
For Sale.
I will offer ut private f.iie twenty to
twentv live head of ef,od work hote
on or before March 25th. lir p.-titicu-lara
enquire at olhte of Jones fc Ma
gee. W. 11. Gom.E.
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Cows Wanted.
I can pi ice 150 iow in the hands ol
good farmer., either on share or
Mated price per cow. o they will pay
25 to So per cent, on their value. Par
ties having giKnl cons to let a above,
uracil. should (.all on or nddre-"',
.1. O. CltAMIIKKMK,
Prnpaietor Inavale Cheese Factory,
3 1 12 luavale, Neb.
Proposal For Bids.
Sealed bids will be received by the
Slate Bank of Red Cloud until Mn'r. 1 1.
ISS3, at 4 oVhx-k l. M.. for the ere lion
of a tno story brick buiMing 51 a 1 00
feet, according to plans and .pcoirUa
lions which can be seen at the State
Hank of Red Cloud. Red Cloud Neb.
Riitht is reserved to reject any and all
bids. Levi MooliR, President.
Stewart Albright hn. moved hi jew
elry atore to the room formerly occu
pied by F. II. Cfrre. I dotr cast of
jjtntc Bank, where he will bo plen.cd
to !ee nil hi eu$tonier,s ami friends
He h:i engaged Mr. J S. Hojk; well
known here a. the bet workman in
the valley, to take charge of his work,
and .u" mar depend upon having
your work well and promptly done.
Call and see hi new stock of watches,
clock., and jewelry, and if you arc in
need of anything in hi.s line you will
buy, for the prices cannot help but
please you.
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A7cxciClT$7XjZ.
Even the patience of Jib would be
come exhausted where he a preacher
and endeavoring to interest his audi
ence while they were keeping up an
inec?:Mit coughing, making it impossi
ble for him to be heard. Yet, how
very easy can nil thi be avoided by
niniply using Dr. King's New discovery
for consumption, coughs aud colds.
Trial bottle given away at II. Cook'.
acsasTrat Tried.
A friend in need is a frieml indeed.
ThU none can denv. elecialv when
awl'tauce w rend-resl wlien one b sore
ly atiHcted with disease, more particu
lar by those coruplaiut and wenknesd
ea so" common to our female popula
tion. Everv woman thould know that
Electric Bitten are woman's true
friend, add will positively restore h-r
to health, even when all other reme
dies fail. A single trial always proves
our assertion. They arc pleasant to
the taste, and oaW cost frty cents a
bottle. Sold by Heoiy Cook.
Ve have made arrangemcrts to fur
Tisdi to the subscriber? of Uib psir,
that excellent agricultural and U
jctirnal, The. Xcbrcsta farmer, lor Urn
smaU ram of !. per year. The
Farmer Is pblibcd at Lincoln, reb.,
O.f. Draee, Editor, and iadevote1 te
arricuItBre and stock growing In the
wt. Everv fanner aboaM take it.
SsHil.ffl to this oCSce aiI wewl
j have the Farmer tent ta yoa.
New Store. New Goods.
CL&BBER BHO'S,
Have Just Opened a Stock of General Merchandise
Consisting in part of
Dry Goods, Groceries, and Queensware.
-&-ALSO:
Ready Made Clothing, Hats, & Caps, Boots & Shoes,
GLASSWARE &c. &c.
The public is cordially invited to call and examino
goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Storo One Dcor South of Marsh's.
RED CLOUD, NEB. GSU?br SaCOSa
FAIili "82.
A. S. Marsh,
Has now Opened His Fall Stock of Goods, Consisting of
Dress goods and Dress Trimmings, Cloaks. Dolmans
Clothing, Blankets, Bed Comforts,
Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes,
Groceries, etc.
Will Tou Come?
ONE PRICK A.iSrr JTJST .AS T.OAV AS MOIST-
EY CA1ST BUY TI-JE GOODS!
IYIORHART & FULTON,
SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE,
Stoves, Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron.
Wood and Iron Pumps, Creamery Cans and Gliddcn
BARB WIRE A Specialty.
Tlid Cloud, - - NVba-nr-Ic...
&ES CL07J Hill IT.
Whem-M f'C 70 eta.
Oats 27 cts.
rn US OC 30cLs.
VuUUir-4Qf't. !A) cts.
Knt fault 3 rx) Qi .1 i0 jcr cwt.
Tut 1 1 ox--I A 75 & GW " . "
Uuttcr 16 ct.
Yjz IS ill.
Ciin-ktMiH '1 50 3 00 per ilox
Turkeys- s iu; y ct jm r pound.
Duel 'J vffli '1 50 Mir iloz.
U'cse I 50 (ui 5 OJ per dot.
LAND LOANS.
Mci.srs. Mohcr. -Moore A Ontcnlt. at
tin? First Nntiunn! Uuik, of ICcl flood,
will in;kc iiii the very lei terms mi
real tt.it luiiiia. l-t-tf
Attention Trv!cr
In order to clcc out my itnmn-
otock of trunks and v.ilicus it will lc
lursly to your interest to examine
my .stock before purelweinj: rUewhcrc.
Firat cl:ui owis at bottom lncc.
J. L. SllMXR
u:ilea Are!: .
The bct salve in the world tor run.
l-ion-5. tftter, clmppeI hands, chilblain?.
! rorns and all ftkin cnintions, nud pus
j itiv!v curt-s 1'iles II i Ktarante'd
to mve perfr-ft eati-faction, or inonry
n-funded, Trite 25 cents j,t.r box.
'Lxl. Henry Cook.
For Sale!
A livery barn 3CxI-'0, in Bed Cloud.
Xch . well and itrongly built and in
good Uicntion. Tcnns. in paymonLs to
-uit purchaser. Apply to or addru-.
L. T. Albright, at State Bank. l-tf.
ATISSSX3S IZACS223.
Xoticc is hereby given that I will
examine all person who may de?ire
to offer thcmelvc5 as candidates for
teachers of the common school of Wvh
tcr county, at my ollicc in Bed Cloud
on the firt Saturday of eah month
Examination to commence t 9 a. m
Do not a.sk for apctial examination.
C. Fmiincek
County Superintendent of I'uWic Ian
Tt. ..t-.i;t- of Minpsot flour can l
obtained in Uie ReI Ootid patent for
If... .1 11. I.. rm .r tll
llllie more ua ! ; ji. '-'-former.
Tills U a fact hi well rlAt
hshe'I that many are purchasing the
jwient saving the freight for a long
distance, and bvhej smite over nice,
light, white bread.
7 Per Cent. Honey to Loan !
Money to prove up with on final re
ceipt, or on deeded land at 7 per cent,
ml 1-62 :er cent. commjw. or at
straight 9 in;r cetit. no cosimtwn.
Jso. u. ixxoox
Of5cc nest door to Chief office. 30ft
Look Here!
"ow b time if you warjt Ut set bar
gain in clotbiasr. bo- and ab.
will b- -oW regardless cf cxat. must be
sold; come and woe oonriac-
:r.
T. S3XHOLD,
Manufacturer of
mniU Im Cms,
WINDOW C1PS, FINIALS &C
4I, ik Que, OICJJLL 5B.
FRED BEIRKNER,
Merchant Tailor.
Ul.l) CLUtD.
Cloth and Samples on Hand.
Good Work and Fits guaranteed, and at tjic
Lowest I Vice.
U"S1m.j tpjwit' llrt.rr fJi-A llrw PUtclM
Jones &Magee Lumber Co.
DEALERS J.Y
I.UMIIF.II. LATIf. SHIXOI.rS, SAhy, IKKJI1H. M.WW iC
RED CLOUD.
DRY Ll'MBEU A STECIAL1 V.TIIE1IEST IN THE MAKJCRT A'D
MI,I AT Til K LOHEXT PltHK
TIIEOKNUNK
Singer Sewing Machine !
SOLD B Y
j. s. nroiXt,
Red Cloud. - - Nebraska
THE BE?T MACHINE IN USE.
All kinda of Itepain on hand i OME AND UEE ME Op Chief ogee.
Meat
Market
Jof.fi AUH Kit. Prvp.
au, Ktjfi. or
Hut:, uuip: -:.
ALWAYS ore Hajjd-
C-.H PAID FOB FAT CATTLE.
Moshcr's old Stand
1882
SPANOGLE&FUNK,
REJBQ CARTERS FOR
Agricultural Implements,
Two Doors South of Bank,
RED CLOUD. - 2TEBR.SK.
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