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T. SINHOLD,
Manaiaoturer of
Oalml Iron Cornice3P
wixuow caps, finials ac
44t, 13th Street, OMAHA NEB.
J. S. Ruthrock,
Wkalatala a4 BtUK Daalar fa
ups, Tins k cms.
AUo, dam pie Room for the om-
Ktaoo of the public.
RED CLOUD, 5EBRAKA.
Mrs. L. L. Kellogg,
DEALER IK
MSUssry ui Fancy Goods,
RED CLOUD, XEB.
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A fine Block of Goods in my line
eoimtantly kent on linml, which the la
dies of Red Cloud nnd vicinity are cor
dially invited to call and examine.
IMim Hale's old eland, opposite
Chief oflicc.
Call EmSfl8 Bsods & Prices,
T. F. MOODY,
Practical Watchmaker and
J1E1IEIII6IB
All kinds of Repairing
Heatly and Cheaply done with dis
patch. Also dealer in Watches, Gold
and Silver Spectacles and Eve-glasses.
CLOCKS.
Musical Instruments and Silverware,
all at Bottom Prices. Highest Cash
price paid for old Gold and Silver.
Give me a call before buying else
where Sign of the Big Watch, Main
St, Red Cloud, Neb.
Templeton Bros.,
Company,
UID ROCK, NEBRASKA,
DEALERS IK
LUMBER,
Building
Material
AND COAL.
Special Bargains
at the Store of
F. NEWHOUSE.
RED CLOUD, - NEBRASKA.
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Berlin Zephyrs, Midnight Zephyrs,
8axony wool, Shetland wool, Shet
land Floss, Germantown Wool
And Woolen Knifing Yarn
Hoods, Mittens, Children'!
Coats Ac, 4c,"
A full line of
HOSIERy,
DRY GOODS,
AND NOTIONS.
Also a largo and splendid assortment
of TOYS and CHRISTMAS Gifts.
less Fnkkisg Ea;row,
ICL0D.CH7SESB A27D LEVELTS.
Weighs much less than other pul
verizing harrows, sells about one third
less, and withal does the most thor
ough work ot any.
The Best Thing.Out.
For Sale By
JOHN BOESCH,
33tf Aniboy, Neb.
DIt 8HEREB,
Proprietor of the
City Drug Store.
-i aaiLta sv
Drifts, Medicines.
Paints- C1S3
- . and Varnishes.
A full supply of
tIMPJ?, LAMP SHADES, WICKS
COM BS BRUSH ES AC.
I'arrowro j-r,:-'?'l iA thnkfal!j rterire
I aUo hurt a fall and complete vtack of fchoel
book. sUtioBeo and photograph Alouaa.
BED CLOUD. w - - NBB.
Harness
BY
Shop,
la b. lwlllaaWa.rtI
DEALER IS
IHAalNESS COLLARS, SADDLES,
HORSE-BLANKETS,
WHIPS, COMBS, BRUSHES,
HARNESS OIL
And everything usually kept in a first
-chits shop.
Two door north of 1st Nat Banfc
RED CLOUD, NEB. -
2SKr
THE CHIEF.
LOCAL MATTERS.
OarfleM P- SO. O. A. .
aiaata atry ataar Moaaa afaalae. JUfalar
KMiie ea MoaJar araafef a or Mfcra laa
fall aooB. M. B. MeNtrr.
H. WaaT. Afl'u Coat.
errJral aai Eperttirt af IUD U axl
Trm lei Cloti Pert Ofta,
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I,rr Oik " arri - 5:30 p. m
depart 7 a b.
WalUM.il - rriT7. " ,"?
ylll rnU will- eJfrd at tbo hoar abara.
ttatrd. Offlr hnur from 7 . m. U I p. a"
Montr OrJrr oBca hpnr? from 7 a. m. ta 7 a, a.
Oflea hour an Sun Jar 4 to 9 p. a.
M. B. Mc.Virr. P. K.
FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1883.
Comedy Company to-night.
A very little win last week.
April shower? nre now in order.
Guide Rock is to have a G. A
Pwt.
Lawyer Thorpe will remove to Iowa
soon.
Bo careful about setting out prairie
fires.
A good article of maple syrup, chenp
at Roby'd.
Go to Piatt A Frees lor your building
material.
Pure comb honey at Roby's. The
ores viade it.
G. W. Dow made a business trip to
Kansas last week.
Screen doors and windows at the
Chicago lumber yard.
The Culbertson Sun-has gone where
the woodbine twineth.
See our tonguclerts cultivators.
Spanogle Ac Fnnk.
Lumber cheaper than ever at the
Chicago Lumber Yard.
For the very bent goods, full weights
and measures. Go to Roby's.
Just received,
gian plows.
A new lot of Xorwc
Spanogle & Funk.
A teacher's examination wns held by
Supt. Springer last Friday and Satur
day. Hurrah for the Studebnker wagon
A cur load just received by Spanogle t
Funk.
H. A. Honghton, representing the
State Journal company, was a caller
last Monday.
Mr. Geo. Wiling, recently from the
ea&t, has become a regular reader of
the Chikf.
BARGAINS, BIG BARGAINS in
everything you want, at J. G. Potter's
Dr. Moscna is making a decided im
provement in the appcarenco of his
dwelling
Master Frank Potter has engaged it.
the Cnu:r office to learn the noble a;
of printing.
We confidently expect booming
crops in the Republican valley the
coming season.
Hugh D. Gibh, of Guide Rock, was
taken to the Insane Assylum at Lin
coln last week.
Don't fail to attend the entertain
ment at the court house Fiidty and
Saturday nights.
The court has decided that Alma is
and always has been the county seat
of Harlan county.
Mr. Briggs, carpenter and contractor,
enrolls his name among the large ar
my of Chief readers.
Treasurer Buschow's family are
spending two or threo weeks on
the farm near Blue Hill.
For Sale: 150 ton of German Mil-,
let. for sale by Ira Sleeper, Red Cloud
Neb. 2.1tf.
Threo hundred dollars was the
amount ot taxes paid into the county
treasury last Monday.
It is reported that there are several
cases of scarlet fever among the fam
ilies residing near the cemetery.
A meeting is called for this, (Friday)
evening at Case it McNcny's office, to
organize a business men's association.
Hugh D. Gibb's musical entertain
ment failed to come off at the court
house last Saturday evening as adver
tised. Hurrah! Hurrah!!- for the worth of
your money, you will get at cost pri
ces at J. G. Potter's
More universally recommended thau
any proprietary medicine made. A
sure and reliable tonic, Brown's Iron
Bitters.
The Chief office is the.only print
shop in the county that is supplied
with a variety of cuts for all kinds of
poster work.
Mr. Seelr's building has hcen moved
from the I U recently purchased by ML
caum. a large uusuiess nouso yu
go up on the lot in a short time.
Physicians say it combines nil the
desiderata of every ferruginous tonic
prescribed by even' school of medi
cine. Brown's Iron Bitters.
Dr. Weber has returned to Colorado
where he has mining interests from
which he hopes to realize a fortune,
and we trust bis fondest dreams will be
realized.
Wc would call attention to the ad
vertisement of Mrs. Kellogg's millinery
store, in another column. Give, her a
a call and see her large and-ftne stock
of goods.
Lost Betweca Red Ckmd and Hum
mers ranch, on Monday, April 9th,
about 100 feet of three 'fourths inch
rope, with six foot sling attached.
Finder will be suitably rewarded bv
leaving it at Perkins. A Mitchell's.
Mr. L. C OJnstoad, of Inavale, in
forms us that several families from
near his oldiomain the east are ex
pected to arrive Nebraska tibon, and
will make a permaaent resHUftce ia
Wefcatcr. county.
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Mr. Lutx baa aold bis interest in the
Chief to the prwent proprietor, and
will devote hie entire tiara to the de
velopment of hie wash machine inter
els.
Mr. II. P. Kellcy, the gentlman who;i
first successfully manufactured brick
in Red Cloud, in 1877, ha Ieaacd the
Burton brick yard and will turn out
about 500,000 brick this acason.
Owing to a rush of business last Sat
urday afternoon we were compelled.
Tery much against our wishes, to de
cline an invitation to take a rpin
around town with Mr. Rudrow, behind
hi fine buggy hone.
Barkley has resigned his position as
mail carrier between the depot and the
poet office. We hope that Mr. Bark
ley will not take offense at an) face
tious remarks that may have appeared
in this paper heretofore.
From Mr. McKinney, residing on
Walnut creek, we learn of a seriou
accident that occurred there Tuesday
t week. Hiram Holdredgc went
n a skiff near the mouth of Wnl-
reck for the purpose of shooting
ducks, and his wife accompanied him.
Hiram left his wife in the skin"
at the mouth of the creek and went
through the brush to lo"k for duck,
which he discovered before he had
proceeded far, and fired at them with
his rifle. Mrs. Holdrcdgn, it seems,
had moved from where her husband
left her with the skiff, and unfortu
nately happened to be in range of thn
gun when it was discharged, and the
lull struck her in the breast inflicting
a feverc though not necessarily fatal
wound. She was taken home and a
doctor summoned, who etxractcd the
ball from the wound and left the pa
tient in as comfortable shape as could
be expected.
The culture of small fruit should be
more generally practiced by our far
mers, the country over, than it now is.
Out of a love for the possession of such
wholesome fruits, from the health
their enjoyment brings and the profit
which may bo realized therefrom, we
hope that as broad plans as circum
stances will permit, will be carried out
in practice this spring. It does not
require much room for a strawberry
bed large enough to supply delicious
food from early to late. Have a few
bushes of the best raspberries of the
black-cap varieties, and some of the
approved black berries, trained and
pruned and kept in proper shape.
Currant bushes set here and there.
and neatly trimmed to single stems,
will not take up much room and will
furnish much p.ood fruit. But no fruit
garden is complete without the grape.
Trim up a few vines, where room is
scarce, on strong posts or on the rear
of some building. Ten or a dozen
vines may be cultivated on a thirty
ftxftlot.
The Chicago Comedy Co. will give an
entertainment at the court house on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights
of this week. The following wo clip
from the Concordia (Kans.) Illailr.
Tho Chicago Comedy fulfilled their
weeks engagement here last Saturday
evening. They arc about as good a
company as ever have appeared here
They have some excellent casts. Al
ice II. Clark is billed s their star, but
in our opinion Emic C. Graves far sur
passes her, although Miss Clarke is
good. Miss Carrie Plunket played her
perts admirablj-, though we should
judge she was quite young in tho pro
fession. Harry Plunket, for so young
a man,- can hardly be excelled. He
will make his mark. A. B. Crarj in
parts to which he is adapted, is im
mense. Mr. Graves is an excellent
manager, always presenting a spark
ling and interesting program. He
should receive a good support where
over he goes.
Red Cloud, Neb., Ai-ril Gth, 1853.
The assessors of Webster county met
for the purpose of establishing a uni
form basis on which to assess the prop
erty of Webster county Nebraska. E.
B. Smith was elected chairman, and E
Hunter Sec'y. The following basis
was established.
horses.
Stallions 100 to 300 each.
Work horses 1st grade $100 per team
2d grade $50 to ISO "
3rd grade $20 to $50 "
Colts $10 to $20 each
CATTLE
Fat steers 2 cts per pound.
Oxen $30 to $40 per yoke.
Cows $10 to $15 each.
Steers 3 vears old $12 each
" 2 " 10 each
1 " $5 to 7 each
Mules 1st grade $80 to $1 10 per team
2nd grade $40 to t$0.
Sheep 50 cts to $1.00 each,
Hogs 2 cts per pound.
Safes $20 to $100 each.
Billiard tables $30 to $75 each.
Wagons $25 and down.
Carriages $50 and down.
Clocks $1 to $10 each.
Watches $5 to $100 each.
Sewing machines $5 to $15 each.
Piano s $40 to $100 each
9 and melodians-10 to 40.
Aultural implements valued ac-
cording to other property.
Household and office furniture $5 and
upwards.
GRAIX.
Wheat 30 cts per bushel
Corn 10 cts
Barley 15 cts
Oats 10 cts
Real Estate 1 dollar to seven dollars
per acre.
E. B. Smith, E. Hcstek,
Chairman. Secretary
Go to J. C. Cumratng's popular res-
turant for a first class meal. Apples,
confectionery, cigars etc etc., always
on hand and for sale.
m
Fob Rest. A dwelling house with
three good rooms and pantry. Also
sore building formerly occupied by C.
E. Putnam. Also a pair of nay scales
for sale. Applv to this office, or to L
Friable at Bod Cloud asill.
Wood Wanted.
The undersigoed will pay the high
est market price for all the wood he
can get, the same te be delivered at
the old Barton briek yard jnst aortav
est of BeaOowd
964f H.P.
ofbr$
Alltaa
Members of the alliance in Webster
county, and all otfcera mend! dta-
poae-d to the order reiuetad to meet
at the court honae m RI Oood on
Satcrday, Apnl U, la. at I o'clock,
p. m, abarp, a very important bujint
to be traxwacteb,
By order of the prwidr-nt
J M Stoddard.
The third quarterly meeting of .he
M. E. Church will be held next Satur
day and Sunday. April 14th and lilh
Rev. L- II. Henderson, of Moating
will preach on Satcrday at 2.30 p. m.
and Sunday at II a. m. and 7.20 p. m.
We dciire a full attendance of the of
ficial tncmbent on Saturday afternoon.
G W'. ILiwtXY
Strayed From the residence of the
undersigned, living seven miles north
of Nclou, Nebraska Vpnl 5th 1&3
One Mack mare peven years old. email
alar in forehead, fifteen and one half
hand high, u ill weigh 1100 1U. Alo
one moo'e colonil bay marc 3 yeans
old. etar in forHiead, left hand fool
white. Any information leading to
their recovery will be liberally ro
warded. m Ware, Nelson
Neb.
White Stone Alliance April 7th 18S1
Com nittee on roolutions made the
following report which was adopted.
let. Reol'. cii, that we will advocate
and maitii'tin the rights of the many
against tbo privileged few.
1. Reitolved th-tl we are in favor
of restriction of the power ot corpora
tions" and the overthrow of all monop
olies. 3d. Resolved that we heartily
support Senator Van WyekV speech
on the lumber question. We affirm
lhat the price of lumber has advanced
within the lat five vears in tho vicin
ity of Red Cloud.
4th. Refolved that we, believing
that a crisis furred by the power bf
organized greed is approaching, not
alone in our national allairx but in civ
ilization itelf. We appeal to the free
men of America to organize them
selves anew, to stand again as they
and their fathers have stood lofore, for
the rights of man and the dignity of
human nature.
F. Houcm.v, C. C. Coon;
Secretary. President
Inavalo Cheese Factory.
At a meeting of the patrons of Ina
vale cheese factory March 20th, Mr.
Thos. Vaughn was sleeted chairman,
E. II. Jones, Sec
Mr. J. O. Chnmberlin, proprietor of
tho factory, stated the. object of the
meeting, which was to ascertain how
many cows would be fre.h by the
middle of April, and the elcjjoitJlfif
ficersT'he meeting was very largely
trtforided shoeing that the people o: In
avalo had an interest in home enter
prise. There being a number present
that wanted some information on the
subject, operially as to what the milk
would net per one hundred pounds to
the patrons. Mr. Chauibcrlin made
out the following card which he will
guarantee not to vary five cents per
hundred pounds one way or the other.
CbecJO at 11 cts per lb. Mtrom g?t SO ct por ICO
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15 " l.(7 "
ir, 1.15 "
A cow that would give five quarts of
milk to a milking for six months with
cheee at fourteen cents per pound
would make $30.36. If she would give
it for nine months she would make
$51.54, besides tho patrons have tho
whey for feeding to calves and pig.
An article which appeared in the
Omaha Republican relative to the
Fremont creamery and cheese factory
was read, nhowing what farmers got for
milk delivered there and showing the
report of sonic of the patrons which
coroborates Mr. Chamberlin's state
ments. The next question was should
wc make a full cream chcee. Mr.
Chamberlain here stated that factories
all through the can that had until the
past few years made a full cream or
half skim cheese, were now making
full skim cheese and creamery butter,
tho result Ivciiig to overload the mar
ket with butter and skim cheese, while
a genuine cream would command a
good price and be eagerly taken in all
markets. It was decided to make a
genuine full cream cheese so that peo
ple that buy the Inavale cheese may
know they are getting a cream cheese
instead of a lard cheese.
The following executive committees
"were appointed. Thomas Vaughn, G.
W. Knight and E. Hunter.
Those present promised one hun
dred cows the 16th of April. When
wc take into consideration that those
who promised one hundred cows
April 16th, have from ten to forty
cows each and only from three to
eight frejh at that time, it insures a
big run of milk for tho factory, from
three hundred cows; certain. So April
16th the first cheese wiil be made at In
a'vale foctorv. More Axon.
Commieeiener'e Preceeallngs.
Red Cloud Neb., Mch. 23d 18S3
Board Co. Corns, met pursuant to
adjournment.
Present. IT Stevenson, J E Smith
J L Miller Co Corns and J P Bavha Co
Clk.
The following claims were audited
and allowed and warrants to be issued
on the general fund.
C W Springer servicesC o Supt $23 -55
Piatt A Free coal bill poor 7 51
M L Thomas publishing etc 23 00
H Stevenson services Co Com 32 40
J E Smith " 21 80
J X Miller " 36 00
Official bonds of the following
named persons approved.
D Carpenter O H R D No 6.
C E Putnam " 17
H Holycross " IS
Richard A Turner assessor Line
cinct.
The following appointment
pre-
made.
R A Turner O H B D No IS.
Road district settlement approved ae
follows.
J F Watt $2100
Ordered that twenty dollars be trans
fered from the coaaty read rued te the
frnd of road district number eoe,
Guide Bock precinct and the coaaty
treasurer is hereby authorised to make
aid transfer.
Ordered that the road tax of Ced-
man A I'reacoU, of Guklo Rock for the
year I&sl b hereby refund! amoont;
gT. do!hu, m3j .,llr OTlJb Thl,
. . , . r,
n of ' orrcer . xccr:pt for
the aarac.
Orderrd that the count? dnk a!rrf-
lb for propl for bttl to build a
neat, culaiUntial and auiuble fence
around the court houtc block. Red
Cloud Neb, bulder to furnih their
own plan ami specification for the
unie. County coinmiMtonen rrserte
the right to accept or reject any or all
bid
Ordered that J L Miller, county
commtmoner have the neccswry
painting done on the court houo on
the inside and ouuide. At u bav
repairs made that he may deem nee
Mry in the court houtc.
Petition for refunding taxe claimed
illegally axe-ed by W II Mtddlcton
submittd to the county attorneys
The following report of f W spring
er county auHrtule:ulenl u present
ed and approved.
To the Hon. Brnrd Ct Com.
In accordance with the prowion
of the school law of Nebraska I here
by ruake a report of monies lclonging
to the tcacherV Institute Fund 0:1
hand April 1 JSS3.
IS3 balance on hand with C
Jan I 1 53.
Feb 3 paid Co Treas.
Mrh 3
Mch 31
Total
April lt expenditures
Balance on hind 31 15
I hereby certify that the above re-
IMirtisjiut and true according to my
;uowledge and belief C W Springer.
Sulwcrilcd in my presence anil
sworn to before me this 5th day of
April 1SS3.
Report of Chas Buchow county
treasurer approved as follows to-wit.
Kcd Cloud Neb April 2d lv3.
To the Hon Board Co Corns Red
Cloud Neb.
I mot respectfully submit to you a
rejort of fees collected by me as trca
urcr of Wetater county Neb for the
quarter ending March 31 1SS3.
35 tax receipts 35 00
63 almtracLs signed 15 75
36 tax m1o ctft and fees 35 31
14 redemption ctfs 3 50
3 Warrants registered .30
1 elf of appointment .50
Total 00 36
State of Nebraska Welntcr county.
I hereby ceitify that the foregoing is
a true and correct account of ihe fees
received aud disbursed by me as coun
ty treasurer of said county and state
aforesaid for the quarter ending
March 31st KSS3.
Chiw Biinchow treasurer.
Subscribed in my presence and
.sworn to before mu this 4th dnv of
April 1SS3.
J P Bayha, Co Clerk.
Quarterly report of J P Bay ha Co.
Clk approved as follows.
Bed Cloud Neb April 2 SS3.
To the board county commissioners
Webster county Neluaika.
I mos-t respectfully submit to you a
rejw)rt of fees collected by me as clerk
of Welrster county Nebraska for the
quarter ending March 3 1st !Sh3 and
dishtirMemcnt of name as follows to wit
30'J chattel mortgages recorded 61 Ml
115 deeds
116 RE chattel mortgs "
111 30
167 65
12 90
15 00
12 00
6 40
3 '.5
8 CO
6 00
14 release of mortgages "
15 U S patent "
24 final rec receipts ctf of
purchase and entry. "
6 mccuaiiic'ft liens "
5 bills of sale
1 ..,.. ..r
j 113.11 vi mum mj;i:
3 notarial coins and bonds "
3 contracts
3 ctfs of associations
I dedication town sight
I estray notice
1 chattel mortgage
I deed consignment
1 will and tiwtamunt
I bond for deed.
1 Ieae
1 physician statement
1 asgt bill sale
1 marg'ul relcae bond for deed
4 marg'ul release meeb's liens
7 marg'ul release mortg's
4 contracts filed
4 certified copies chattel mortg's
12 certificate character
y.3 ctfs- on ab.itracts
4 ctfs and seal
6 acknowledgments of deeds
50
50
00
25
25
05
00
10
25
50
I V)
1 75
1 00
2 00
3 00
23 25
I W
3 (H)
131 ctfs to T C 5nd hmstd proofs 32 75
38 ctfs to pensions 9 50
2 ctfs pensions 9 50
2 ctfs character 50
1 declaration of intention 50
8 transcripts of judgement 3 20
Fees in disl court coses collected. 19 62
Total receipts
J21 0
Credits
By county clerk's limit of tecs let
quarter ending March 3 1883 375 00
By amount paid county clerk
hire 3 months to March 31st
18S3 149 07
521 07
State of Nebraska, Webster Co Neb
I hereby certify that the foregoing is
a true and correct account of fees rc
oeived by me as county clerk and ex
sfficio clk district court in and for said
county and state aforesaid for the quar
ter ending March 3lst 18X3 to the ocst
of niv knowledge and belief.
J P. Bayha Co Clk.
Subscribed in my presence and
sworn to before me this sixth day of
April ISS3 Frank R. Gump,
Justice of the Peace
J P Bavha Co Clk presented notice
of appeal and aDpeal bond relative to
his claim for making tax list for 1S32.
Board accepted service and approyed
the bond
Board adjourned to May 4th 1SS3.
J P Bayha. H Steyessox,
Co Clk. Cnr'm
Millinery.
Mrs. L. L. Kellogg, having bought
out Miss Hale, -and added a fine stock
of millinery and fancy goods, wishes to
announce to the ladies of Red Cloud
and vicinity that she is now ready to
supply them with anything in her line
at the lowest rates, arid wishes a ahare
of their patronage. Call and exam
ine goods and prices.
LAND LOANS.
Messrs. Kosher. Moore & Outcalt, at
the First National Bank, of Red Cloud,
will make you tie very beet terms on
real estate loans. lft-tf
Katim ef Asi2catem?SEHl!lt'I
Notice is hereby given that on the
2Kb dav of March, 1333, Miller fc Ball
filed their petitioa praying for permit
to mil liquors for medicinal, aaehanv
cal aad chemical purposes, in the Til
lage of Bed Cloud, Nebraska. That
April 12th. 1SS3, a the regular time
aM place of raeetrne; bh ee -mrted
by the board of trjrteest for the
bearing of aay aad all objectioa, mro
tests or remonstrances filed.
Sits Eim-cs a Hawixt, Clerk.
0 Trea
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3 00
7 00
31 15
NEW eOODSt
At The Leading Millinery Store
1st Door North of Nat. Bank. RED CLOUD. NEB
IY10RHART & FULTON,
SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE
Stoves, Tin, Copper and Sheot lion.
Wood and Iron Pumps, Creamery Cans and Gliddcn
BARB WIRE, Specialties.
Rod Cloud, - - X.-ln-n.-kn.
New Store. New Goods
C.&HBER BIRO'S,
Have Just Opened a Stock of General Merchandise
Consisting in part of
Dry Goods, Groceries, and Queensware,
Ready Made Clothing, Hats, & Caps, Boots & Shoes,
GLASSWARE &c. &c.
The public is cordially invited to call and examine
goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Store One Door South of Marsh's.
RED CLOUD, NF.B. GSL-TTD-? SiTOS.
A. S. Marsh,
Has now Opened His Fall Stock of Goods, Consisting of
Dress goods and Dress Trimmings, Cloaks. Dolmans
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Clothing, Blankets, Bed Comforts,
Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes,
Groceries, etc.
Will You Come?
ONE PRICK ANDJ17ST AS r,OW ASMO'5 f
EY CAJST BUY TH 10 GOODS!
YOURS, A.S. M.
lid CIATO XA2I2T.
Wheat 65 70 eta.
O.it.1 T ct '
Corn 2S or. .W) cl.
l'Utoo 40 (t 45 ct.
Kat Cattle $3 00 ( 6 00 per cwt.
Kat Hop. 16 'JO (5 C 50 " "
ShrC 3
lSutNT V2 rt.
Kkk 12 I -,.ot5.
Ouckoni" f.1 00 fa 3 50 pr dni
Tnrkry.1 8 (? 9 vis ptr pound.
Ducks 2 50 (n 3 CO por lot-
Geese 5 00 OA C 00 per lo.
Attention Traveler
In order to cloc out my immn
stock of trunks and malices it will le
largely to your interrt to rxaintne
my Mock before purchain;r cl"wherc.
First class gocils at lotlom Price.
J. I. Mitxra
Sacklrs' Arsira SilTt.
The best naive in the world for rut,
brwwca, iorc. ulcer, wit rheum, fcrcr
core?, tetter, chapped hand, chilblains
corns and all akin crnntton, and po
itively cures Pile ft i guaranteed
to gh'e perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded, Price 25 cent per box.
20v 1. Henry Cook.
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Notice is hereby given that I will
examine all persons who msy deire
to offer thcmclvc? as candidate for
teachers of the common chool of Web
stcr county, at my office in Uod Cloud
on the third Saturday of each month.
Examinations to commencr at 'i a. m,
Do not a.k for pecial examinations.
C W Srsixota.
County Superintendent of Public Int.
7 Per Cent. Honey to Loan !
Money to prove up with on final re
ceipt, of on dee!! land at T j:r cent,
and 1-62 per cent. commiMion, or at
straight 0 jcr cent, no commiwion.
Jxo. K. Willcox
Office next door to Chief office. 30ft
Look Here!
Now w time ifyoo want to get bar
gain in clothing, boot and show,
will be old regardless of cct. mot be
sold: come and tee to be connnced-
J. G. Potter.
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POLL YBROS.Prop'st
Take this method of infoesiias the
public that their anil now aad has
been contUntlj ruanmj; witboot any
ttoppegea, oa
FLOUR, MEAL-AND FEED
Our water power k of a charac
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FRED BEIRKNER,
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Cloth and Sample on Hand
Good Work and Fits guaranteed, and at th-
Lowest Price.
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Jones & Magee Lumber Co
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