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FRIDAY, MAY 23. 1884.
a. c.:hosmer
Proprietor
CATHEUTON.
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"We have an organized fishing party.
Mr. Hobert McCaJhun having liiiidh
ed Wm. Fuller's house, is :jov building
for Mr. Larrick.
Mrs. Lydia Lockhart has had a line
tombstone erected at her husband's
grave, in Lockhart cemetery.
Hartman, the man who jumped from
the train at Inavale is improving.
We will have a school building in a
week. Good-by, sod.
We were visited by a very heavy
wind storm on Monday night. It did
considerahle damage, blowing our P.
M's. rooster from his new hoard, and
demolishing his windmill.
Pat Burns returned Irom Boston with
his better half lost week. They have
our regards. Skykocket.
GUIDE KOCK.
Everything is on the look-up here
this week. Several transfers in realty
have been made.
James C. Alexander, of Chicago,
cousin of Mr. Joseph Alexander, of
this place, is visiting here.
G. R. Chaney, of Ked Cloud, is in
town on professional business.
The ram hist night makes everything
look cheerful, clean and fresh. No but
ter prospect for a booming crop have
ever been seen in .this community, so
say the farmers,
Mr. E. L. Grubb is erecting a neat
and cominodiUffchouse"ou his lots, to
be used as a hotel until the large brick
block now under contemplation shall
have been completed. This new build
ing will be erected in the near future
at an estimated cost of $10,000.
Medea Helman at Talbot's Friday
night. "No extra charge lor reserved
scats."
For more than two weeks not a
word has been uttered relating to the
political out look by the Blaine men.
Knt tlm thrpi Arthur adherents still
stand by their colors. Consider one of
these yours very truly, Bucket.
COWLES.
Our town is taking quite a boom.
Not of the mushroom growth, either,
but of the came-to-stay kind. Among
the latest inipiovemenL is an cilice
by Mr T. J. Ward, and an addition to
the store room of Peak fc Lalta. and
under a construction a blacksmith shop
by Mr. Gangnehin, a gentleman from
Shenanhoah, Iowa. He conies recom
mended. One of our merchants, Mr. Peak, re
turned from St. Joseph, hist Saturday,
where he had been purchasing a stock
of dry goods.
A prospective wedding is whispered,
in Cowles.
Our school is flourishing under the
care of Miss Parsons.
Mr. J. H. Shugart. of Guide Rock,
was in our town twice hist week, with
parties wanting to buy land.
Mr. Henry Waller, aged sixty-four
years, and well known as one of the
first settlers here, had a narrow escape
from sudden death one day last week,
being thrown from his wagon. He is
subject to slight attacks of apoplexy,
and it is supposed that while alone in
his wagou had one of these attacks,
and that his team ran away for want
of driver. He was picked up iincon
cious and taken home, where soon re
gained conciousiiess, and after seveial
hours retatid a little sleep he was ful
ly restored, mentally, but complained
considerably of several bruises he sus
tained, none of which, however, are
serious. He was in Cowles a few days
afterward.
The farmers of this vicinity are talk
ing of a cheese factory.
Gilford fe Fuller are shipping several
car loads ol corn this week.
Little Hatchet.
WHEATLAND.
Your correspondent seems to he
Eomcwhat direlect in keeping your
readers posied from this corner of the
county, l)Ut I suppose it is not so much
for want of news as from the rush of
farming business that owing to the
lateness of the spring came rushing in
upon all available help, but the p-os-pect
now is an ample return for ail
farm labor.
The winter term of school closed and
the spring term commenced with a full
attendance, under the efficient man
agement of Miss Lottie Gibson
The Sunday school held the annual
election for officers the last Sunday in
April. Mr. Miller was elected super
intendent; A. Scott, assistant; S. Bierer
secretary; Miss Etta Scott, treasurer;
Miss Blanche Gibson, librarian. The
school luis increased to the full seating
capacity of the school room. About
twenty shares have bem taken in the
missionary shiptMorning Star. At the
last meeting the school voted a pic-nic
in July to be determined hereafter.
Will announce the time when known.
There will be service next Saturday by
Kev. Martinis. Communion ou Sun
day. John Barnev has just finished a neat
and substantial residence upon his
farm.
Mr. Patterson has finished his fine
mansion and will move in it in a few
days.
Mr. Bryon C. Burt has rented his
farm to Mr. P. Miller, and has gone
with his lady to visit his aged parent
in Ohio and friends in Wisconsin. Is
expected to return some time in June.
Mr. Butts is breaking up his farm
south of the Blue.
La Portville boasts of a physician,
recently loccated, from Gaylord, Smith
county, Kans., in the person of Mr. L.
X. Wells, a gentleman of fine scholas
tic attainments and a well read physi
cian. Thus is filled a want much felt
hi this vicinity. We now need an act
lv resident minister.
. Much attention is being given to the
improvement of our stock of horses.
The finest specimen now in this sec
lon is C. W. Huberts' Clydesdale.
Measles prevail. No fatal cases.
Nvm Burns lost a horse from his
teain. Wm
ELM ('KECK.
We have a prosperous Sunday
school. It is well attcded. We run
the school winter and summer. We
believe it is one of the best in the
county. In connection with the Sun
day school we have Bible reading in
the evening, which was very interest
ing to both yciing and old. We have
the rst Bible class, second Bible class,
first and second primary classes. The
little learners' class numbers about 40
in all. We h-ive preaching every two
weeks.
Mr. Esau was too fast in his dream
as it appeared in the Elm Creek items.
He dreams with his eyes open.
Taw.
WALNUT CREEK.
There r.re five flocks of sliwi in our precinct
ntimlii'rlni; about 2100 in all. Owners: Frank
l'iwtv. D. B. fierce. .?. 1). Allaliaiurli, .1. Chcct
bam, S. II. Kisor. Most of the lambs are not do
ing well. Calves are not loing as well :i com
mon. )ats is the main crop sowed. They look splen
did. Some corn is lining well, some rotted in the
ground, some not planted. Land never looked
tatter for crops here.
Fanners in this vicinity have found that
mowed sorghum and corn itiied together and fed
in the winter is excellent food for horses and
cattle, etc.
Some of the people of Walnut Creek helped
organized a union Sunday-school in the Itoscn
crans neighborhood. J. I). Allnliangli, sujieriu
teudeiit. W. J). .MeKInue assistant, .loscphus
Kosencrans, secretary. Air. Honor, treasurer,
ld.t Jiov-ncniiis, librarian.
W. J. McKinneyand B. K. Pierce have traded
farms.
Mr. Itisheraud wife from Virginia arriven on
tlie l.-.th.
Measles are In thedavsof thejiast, but rheu
matism is in the lioiglith of fashion. The trim
minus are ni'o.-ins. limps, linameuts, mustard
IKdiltices. ax piasters, &c. ALakda.
thomasville.
Your correspondent being a farmer and buy
planting com. etc., has failed to write for some
time, but wilUJry to make amends.
Fanners arc about done planting i-orn, and the
first planting is coming up. Small grain in !ook
Im; Km, as well. terhaps, as any previous jear.
The present warm weather and abundance of
rain is making everything grow very fast, and is
making up Unit' lost by the late spring.
The school in. No. is, Thomasville district is
being taught by .Viss Nettie Arnold, and that In
a? by .Miss Melntver. lloth schools are progress
ing satisfactory.
Esq. McClaud is still confined to the house by
sickness.
Mr. Joseph Helton, an old settler in Nebraska,
aged M jears, died Sunday, lltli nist. O.
' BEST OF ALL.
jlurat Goldrn Blood and Liter Tonic
teun Excellent Remedy.
"Mv wife was cured of Liver com
plaint and disordered blood, with
Marsh's Golden Blood and Liver Tonic.
It is the best of all remedies. Jsis. J.
Wright, DesMoines, Iowa. "Your Gol
den xilood and Liver Tonic is an excel
lent remedy for biliousness and loss of
appetite. I have used it several times."
Mrs. Mary Thomas. Fort Scott, Kan
sas. "My Blood, Kidneys, Stomach and
Bowels, were out of order. I used sev
eral remedies and prescriptions without
benefit. Marsh's Golden Blood and
Liver Tonic cured me. It is a grand
medicine." John G. Hill, Kansas Citv
Mo.
Marsh's Golden Blood and Liver Ton
ic, the great Biood and Liver purifier,
and Marsh's Golden Balsam, the fa
mous Throat and Lung medicine, are
for sale by Henry Took druggist. Bed
Cloud. Large bottles 50 cents and $1.
Wm. Lrvv, Savannah. Ga., says: 'I
received great benefit from Brown's
Iron Bitters when suffering from dys
pepia." John Wa i.don, Sims & Prince sts..
Savannah. Ga.. says: "Brown's Iron
Bilter- elicctually cured me of gener
al dehililv.''
L.Mi-i-s" and cm -iii neckwear,
.i'l'iinis.. hik'i't. .rr nels, parasol,
in l -mi-. et. .. aM e'od out vi--y
oieii. at M . Newh'iise"i. 41-li"
Laws?, Cambrics, wh'tc good,
wo--ted goods sii'lable for the season,
at low figures l close out Mir si ick.
Mits. Neviiofe.
RED CLOrn MARKET.
Wheat
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Kye
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Com In ear.
Hogs
Cattle 4.005.00
ROAD NOTICE.
OTATK OF XEI1KASKA. WF.DSTER COUNTY.
To all whom it may concern: Theconnniv
sloner appointed to view and report upon cer
tain lines of mails to be vacated aud relocated as
prayed for in a certain petition duly signed, pre
sented ;.nd Tiled with the county clerk of said
county, as follows: 'Commencing at the section
corner of sections 2T, 28, si and 31, township 3,
Kange II in Webster county. Nebraska, and va
cate, the road known as the Red Cloud and
Kearacv ro.nl. running north from said "onier
through section 24, 21, in and 9, in said town a.
Range It. and relocate and establish said road
on the section lines between said sections 28, 21,
10 and !. aud on th" west of Jsaid pni osed road
aud oes 27, 22. 15 and 10 in said town aud range ou
the eaM of said pmiioseil road, running thence
west along t lie north line of sec 9 aforesaid, to in
tersect the road as formerly platted. In Webster
county, N'ehrasaka," has reported favorabIewith
this exception, that said linn of road to be relo
cated ou said section line instead of running
north between said sections 9 and 10, town a,
range 11, tu stop ;it the section comer between
sections 9. 10, is and 10, of said town and range,
niuning thence west along the north line of said
section IC aforesaid to the section comer of sec
tions s, u, Ifi and 17. thence running north be
tween sections 6 and s. to section comer between.
I.r,6nuil9, of said town aud range to intersect
the road jis formerly platted and on record In
the clerk's ofllee of said county, and recommends
the vacation and establishment of said lines of
roads as above set forth. And all
objections thereto or claims for damages, must
be filed lit the county clerk's office, on or tafore
noon of the 2ith day of July. 1RM, or such mads
will be vacated and established without refer
ence thereto.
Red Cloud, Neb., May 20, ism.
.1. V. Bayha,
may23-iv Comity Clerk.
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DEALER IN
Dry Goods, Notions
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HATS! boots,
Groceries, Gtueensware, &c.
EED CI OTJD, - NEBEA8JIA.
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H. W. BREWER,
Has opened a New Lumber Yard at nis
Grain Elevator, where he hopes to see
all in want of
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Doors,
Windows, Lime, Hair, or anything in his line
Special figures on Dills. Call on Brewer
before buying.
Cash Paid for all Kinds of Grain.
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REAL ESTATE AND
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S- BiBgaman?
AB.STUACTEK.
KED CLOUD. NEB.
"We have the only complete and accurate set
of abstract books m this county, and
make a specialty of our
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Insurance, Life, Accident, Fire, Tornado and
Storm, written in the
Best and M ostReliable Companies.
Bv fair dealing, prompt and energetic work
we hope to merit and gain our share of pub
lic favors. Call and see us. Correspondence
solicited. Reference furnished.
OFFICE At the Blue Front next door to
Way & Co.'s hardware store, Red Cloud.
A.E. BROWN,
ritoruiKTOK.
BROWN'S
MARBLE m GRANITE WORKS
Will be Opened for Business on or
about May 19 1884
Will be first-class in every particular.
OFFICE AND YARD.Opposite Watson's
livery stable.
Red Cloud, Neb.
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DEALER IN
OryGoods arsd Dress Goods
Calicoes, G-inghams, Muslins, Hamburgs,
Laces, Notions, Hosiery, Ribbons, Etc.
RED CLOUD, - NEBRASKA.
Always keep on limdSijrun and complete line of tlie above Roods, ami will sell tliem
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T. C. HACKER.
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DEALERS IN
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Watches,
Silverware, afBlk Platedware
Plain Rings, H? FancjrRings
Spectacles. ijj Castors, etc
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA.
We keep everything in the Jeweky'
line. Repairing of every de
scriptionpromptly done.
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