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Any person wishing to
purchase goods in the
Millinery line will save
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By calling at the Mil
linery Store of
Miss May Bronner
I have a splendid assort
ment of new and dessr
able goods which I in-
tend to sell at
Afctual Wholesale Prices!
I nnv 110 filit Miclf-worn kioJ to dv
ccivc tlio puoplo with, which you will
Hpprocliitu wlion you pxnininc my
utock. I rric'ftfiilly iuvlte tlio Lmlit
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pxxR l'lciisu do ttol forpot Hint I wilt
hull you Millinery at Wholcoulo Pi ices.
Miss May Bronner,
KKD CLOUD, NKB.
Thrcn Doors North Stnto Dank.
J. N. Bickards,
Rial Eitftii & lusraao Ajul,
RED CLOUD, NED.
Will buv nnd noil lands, and inaurn
town and farm property, attend to all
kiiiur m coiivuyaiiciiiK.
Torude Ianrtnes en rTotMi Ttrsu.
Ofkick At Smith Bros. Farm Loan
Agency,
aTcummtngs,
DKAI.KK IN
Green Fruits,
Vegetables &c.
RED CLOUD, NEB.
Aluo conducU a first cIms Rcntau
rant, wlioro warm meals can be had at
nil hour.
Always keops on hand everything
in lus lino that can lie had.
Lemonade always on hnd,
MaY First door south of Bherer's."
THE CITY
Drug Store !
R. R. Sherer, Prop.
Mmim for Faints,
OILS AND DRUGS.
Proprietary Medlolnee a Speolalty.
school soosmnoNsuFE&rm
A new ni"vrll nrpnntor
LAMP AND LAMP FIXTURES JUST HOTED
Call and examlna nur CHOIOK MAJOLICA
WjtKK. No iroubl. to ibow t oodi .
re Store
rth State Bank,
1ST EBE ASKA.
Brackets and Mirrors.
RS' GOODS.
ESNAPE.
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LOANS!
On Farm Property !
In Southern Nelirunka nnd Northern
Kansas, at ft) and 9 per cent, interest
Without Commission !
API'LY TO
mill
RED CLOUD, NEB.
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RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA.
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TIIK TEMPERA XCK WAVE.
Commabl4tla,I
Thn wavo oftemporanco socnis to be
flouting o'er Red Cloud and wo trust
thn day i not far distant when we
shall hchnld tho horizon hnKhten and
the day star of temperance shall dawn,
and intemperance will sink into obliv
on, The Union temperance mvetinif
at the M. E. Church was a grand sue
cess and the people contributed large
ly to the temperance work in Red
Cloud. Another glorious meeting whs
held in thn Congregational Church on ,
December 13, and we hud (he pleasure
of lixtcning to Mr. Laura Fixeu,
noted nnd popular upcaker who wan
welcomed by the ladies of the W. C.
T. U., by decorating the chnrch with
flowers and flags, and welcoming her
with well selocted songs. Hhe deliver
ed ait eloquent discourse that held the
audience spell bound oicept when her
sarcastic anecdotes caused tho audi
ence to. roar with laughter. As sh
closed her address nnd returned to her
oat she was greeted with cheore. The
ushers then waited upon the audience,
and received large collection, efter
which Mrs. Dodd sang "Where is my
boy to-night," tho audience joining ia
the thorons. We hope the coming:
winter will afford us many -such bone
ileial and nleueatit entertainments.
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HARLAN, KANSAS.
Tho pcoplo of our town were some
what alarmed a short time ago by
prairie Are which caught from the en
gine of the morning train. The citl-
tens were soon at work, and by sudden
alarm the professor aad student left
their examinations and were soon
studying the art of extignuishing fire.
They soon had the fire under control,
and returned to their wd'rk.
Miss Henderson, a sister of one of
our most rcsnected students, waa
drowned while trying to crost the Sol-
om on, near Gay lord, a short time ego
The students' sympathies are extended
to the bereft sister.
Mr. E. Crouse returned from the U.
B. Conference, held near Hastifige,
Neb. He had a pleasant time.
Mr. Joseph Meadows, who ha been
in the employ of of the Central Branch
Road, as U, S. mail agent, has returned
home to receive tho benefits of the
winter term of school.
Sohool closed last Tuesday by giving
a pub Ho rhetorical at night, which wae
pronounced by the hearers te be the
grandest ever given at this place. The
next morning the studouU returned
homo to enjoy the vacation.
Mr. Howell, of Downs, came andsur
veyed ground for a lumber yard. He
has already shipped several care of
lumber, coal, etc
A new paper has just started at thie
place, called the Harlan Chit, It U a
ortnunte name and we predict its fu
ture success. '
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A LITERARY REPUBLIC.
"Fifty millions of people, mostly
fools," waa Carlylo's pointed way of .
putting it. The now brilliantly success
full Literary Revolution which a few
months ago was supposed to be per-'
manently doomed assumes the oppo
site, the people are not mostly fools,
but that they want good books instead
or trash, and the "Literary Republic"
is the result. Every reader is a voter,
liullou in tho first election are to be
csst by postal card), before Januury 1.
1884. Tho following are the first "can
didates" for honors: '
George Rawlinson. History of the
Seven Great Monarchies of the Ancient
Eastern World." In three large 12tno
volumes, about 2.400 pages, with pro
lino and firio illustratiois, Price re
duced from cigntoen to tnree dollars.
John Ruskin. "Modern raititcrs"
and "Stones of Venice." in five hand
some 12mo. volumes, about 3,500 pag
es, with many illustrations. Price re
duced from thirty to four dollars.
Guitot and DeWitt "History or
France, from the earliest times to
1848." Translated from the French.
Profusely illustrated. In five large
llimo. volumes, about 4,000. Price re
duced from thirty-six to five dollars.
Henri Van Laun. "Complete His
tory of French Literature." In two
large 12mo. volumes, abont 1000 pages.
Price reduced from seven dollars and
u half to one dollar and a half.
Tho candidate stand separately.
Vote for those you want, one or all. It
will take 10.000 votes for each to elect.
The 10,000 being received, tho booka
described will be published during the
present winter on tho term stated.
Xfo money is asked in advance. You
can receive and examido the books be
fore paying for them. A specimen
number of the Irying Library, giving
samples of type, paper, and other par
ticulars, will be sent free to any appli
cant. Address John B. Alden, pubUs
tt, 18 Veisey St., Kew Yuck-
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