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FRIDAY, AFRIL 24, 1885.
SOOTT
Jehn Mitchell's hone ran away and
broke it back'. We art very sorry
that he hat had such had lack.
Mrs Hallman has sold her wagon,
tem and cow to Chaa Green.
The school in district 3 closed March
27, Miss Haire teacher. We are lad
te say that no other teacher cared as
much for the spiritual welfare of the
scholars than she.
Vr Dingy has been peddling medi
cine in this neighborhood.
Mr Fritz Coates has rented Mr Mich
ael's farm.
Mr W Drew has moved to Rwerton,
and is keeping a restaurant there.
Mr Carver has moved on tho farm
sold last fall by J llosecrans.
We have new German neighbors
on the Baker farm. They have a wee
newcomer.
Alvin fiinker's uncle has moved into
this neighborhood.
George Xorris has taken a trip to
.Ohio.
Mrs Kizer is slowly improving.
Mrs Sanford has been ill.
Miss Maggie Cayon is quite ill.
Ira Cayon, while running, slipped
and fell, breaking his leg.
Corn husking is over with.
Stalk cutting, and plowing for sun
dry purples is the order of the day.
The Walnut Creek ladies' aid society
was organized April 2.
The Walnut Creek Sunday-school
?&was organized on the 5th. Beta.
Plenty of April showers with April
flowers. .
. Farmers ire busy plowing for corn.
Mrs V 11 Luce and Miss C M Hoi
dredge have been visiting thei uncle
in Harlan county.
We undersoand that Mr. Frank Hol
comb intends to make his home
among the people of Scott.
Prairie lire hns swept through our
vicinity, and althoug it seems that
some one wished to dolmrni by Hettintr
the second fire about midnight near
Mr. Follett's house, no harm wjim done
Mr J L Lancaster has loot one of .his
pet oxen.
Is the weather warm enough to al
low me to wear my gloves yet, Auntie
Corner?
WEST IN A VALE
Everybody is beginning to till the
soil again.
The Melton Bros, have returned
from the went, where they took claims.
They expect to return to them soon
again.
We understand that one of our boys
got spunky at his best girl over a so
c'ihI game the other evening.
Goose hunting is Mill lively. We
heard that the boys settled their dis
pute and now one takes the gun and
the other a revolver mid the spade.
The young folks attended a .social
hop at the residence of F M DeLong
Friday evening. All enjoyed them
selves well.
There arc one or two lads in this
neighborhood who say they can not
get work. It seems as if they might
get something to do, if only euouuh to
pay their board. If not they might
"Git."
Oh the wind.
Small grain is making its appearance
but it needs-min.
In attempting to burn a little gross
on Mr Groves farm which Mr. Lee
thought was safe, Inst Friday the fire
jumped the creek and for a while
seemed beyond control but the timely
aid of N. E. and N. F. Worley and E.
DeLong it was at length subdued. We
hone it will prove a lesson.
Mr. Melton and his brother returned
from tl.e wet last Thursday having
b e i out and taken homesteads,and we
ait: sorry to say they will leave us
ubout the first of May.
N. E. Worley is the boss stock raiser.
One of his cows presented him with
two calves. lie is raising one and tho
cow the other. All doing well.
If it takes two young men one horse
one mule aad a two tested buggy to
get one young lady home from church
how will a married woman get homo.
(Ans. Walk) Shorty.
STILLWATER.
8eeding is about finished in this vi
ciuity. Some are plowing for corn.
People should bo on the watch for
prairie fires these windy days.
The annual school meetings have
come and gone, and things are begin
ning to quiet down again. In some of
of the districts there was some excite
ment over the question whether the
fuel furnished by the district should be
used for public meetings held in the
school houses. District 56 decided
that those holding meetings in the
school house should pay for tho fuel
used.
I would suggest to the county com
missioners that the overseers of high
.ways have the grass burned along the
roadsides this fall, and thus prevent
fires spreading over so much territory.
nd also keep the snow from lodging
in drift on the roads.
If you would publish the law in re
gard to stock running at large, it
might benefit a large number of your
rentiers
What is to be thought of a justice of
the peace who will allow profanity in
public meeting?
A gentleman traveling in the inter
est of Dr. 8. F. Baker & Son, of Keo
kuk, la., was in this vicinity the past
week, selling medicines on trial.
Occasional
FROM THE SUNNY SOUTH.
McEwak, Tesx., April 12.
The spring is very late for this part
of the country. Some have their corn
ground ready, but very few have plant
ed yet. The prospect for fruit is very
flattering: peaches and plums are in
bloom. McEwanwas located during
the war, and at present is a brisk little
town of about 350 inhabitants. It sup
ports a steam grist mill, stave factory
and planing mill, 12 dry goods and
grocery stores, 2 blacksmith shops,
post 'office, and two doctors. The
churches are Methodist, Campbcllite,
Catholic and Negro. There are very
good schools here, which are in session
ten months in the year. They are
carried on on the plan of seminaries.
There are echolars from all parts of the
country who pay their tuition accord
fag to the nusaber of studies. The
teacher! name ia Samuel Simpson.
He 'is highly educated and is well
VTrada teacher. The town has
adopted four t wile Uw. Anyone
Mian Jntoxicitinc drink of any kind
uka tfuva nr within fbar milwv. w r
i-iitmi lined heavily and enl -lo jail We sell lUc oU, relinWc Weir calti
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Fanners are most all done sowing
wheat and oats in this part. There is
notes large an acreage as last year
but farmers think there is more mon
ey in hogs and corn.
School was out a week ago last Fri
day School meeting last Monday. F N.
Richardson was elected treasurer of
this'District in the place of A Saladen
We will have nine months of school
the coming year.
V. C. Cox has delivered Raseer Bros.
400 bu. of corn for 2fi cents bushel.
Therawax a social hop at the new
mill one night week before hut and we
had a boss time. We was alio at a
hop at F. X. Richardsons one night
last week and had as much or mure
fun than at the mill.
We cordially welcome our new
neighbor Mr Hard to our midst. Mr.
II. is a hard working man and is mak
ing grand improvements about his
place.
Mr. Carpenter we understand is go
ing to build a new house on his place.
Mr Cockrell bought a young Jmnre
from Verter Akasou last week for IC5
Mr. Pott boys went to Edgar to set
out some more trees on his timber
claim last week. Spoopkndvke.
It will pay ladies wanting shoes
themselves or children to examine
large variety at the Golden E;gle.
FROM THE WEST.
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Stratton, Neb., April JO, 1885.
En. Chief; As you get letters from
other places I thought you would like
to hear from here. The soil is a black
loam, no sand. The lauds on the
creeks are called gulches and canyons.
In the canyons is where they mow the
hay.'. The creeks have lots of nice
timber on them. The lands oil the
creeks are called table lands, because
it is so level '1 he land mostly si Jpes
to the south. There is some mighty
fine land here. On the table lands
they have to go pretty deep for water,
hut" when they do they get good water.
The grazing here is buffalo grass on the
table land, and on the creek and river
bottoms is hluo grass. Homesteaders
are as thick as bees here, and they are
all at work. Some building, some are
braking, and some are digging wells
Work is plenty and wages" high,
especially for carpenters. If you have
any idle carpenters send them out
here. Ezba House.
ALL SORTS
Buy the Brown corn planter.
A. L. Funk has the best line of culti
vators in town.
If you want a stylish hat or bonnet
go to Mrs McBride, the leading millin
er. Children's shirt waists from 40ct
apiece, upward at the Golden Eagle.
New arrival of fresh teas and coffee
at Marsh's.
Hats of all descriptions at the Gold
en Eagle.
Question. Why does A. S. Marsh,
sell more dry goods than all the mer
chants in Red Cloud.
Headquarters for all kinds of men's
shoes at the Golden EauIc Exclusive
sale of Selz celebrated make.
New square shawls just arrived at
Marsh's.
The Golden Eagle clothing store will
sell cheaper than ever to raise money
to build the new store-
New invoice of parasols and sun
umbrellas at Marsh's.
Kerosene only 20 cents per gallon
at Storey's.
Get your machine oils at Cotting's.
O. H. Maryatt makes a specialty of
fine watch repairing land warrants all
work.
Mixed paints in one half pint, pint
and quart cans at Cotting's.
The Reliance twiuobiuder for sale
by Spanogle & Son.
Henry Cook the 4th Avenue drug
gist has an elegant line of druggists
sundries- No trouble to show goods.
Call and examine them.
A new stock of C B &. Q mixed paints
at Cotting s.
Flour of all grades and at all prices
at Storey's.
Just received, a fresh stock of fine
groceries, confectionery, canned goods
and provisions at Storey's.
How two Red Cloud men struck it
rich by purchasing their goods of
Wright & Wallace.
Buy the Brown corn planter.
Beautiful flowering plants for sale
t Cotting's.
DoLicarriages iu endless vorities at
Cook's drug store.
Iron, Plow steel, single-trees, Neckf
vokes, and Hatie chains for sale by G
W. Dow. 32tf
Itch and scratches of every kind
cured in 30 minutes by Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion. Usa no other. This
never fails. Sold by R R Sherer, drug
gist, R3d Cloud. . 22-ly
Compare my prices with those of
other firms. I will save you from ten
to twenty five per cent, on anything in
my line. O. H. Maryatt.
Choicest line of canned goods in the
market and at the lowest prices at
Storey's.
I don't claim the largest stock in the
state, but have plenty of fresh new
goods. The latest designs in everything
kept iu a fisrt class jewelry establish
ment. O HMaryatt.
Call and see Storey for your groce
ries and Hour. He sells Hour from $1.80
to $2.50 per hundred weight. 32t
Fkkd Hummell wants to sell his
town property on Seward street. If
you want a bargain see him. 36tf
C. P. S. Notice w herebv given that
all persons are requested to call at
Wright & Wallace's for bargains.'
What ! vou don't sav so ? Yes, I
bought it at Wright & Wallace's, at the
best jewelry store iu the .Republican
Valley.
Barnes check rowers for sale by
Spanogle fc Son.
For early planting call for the "Chi
cago Market potatoes, at Miner Bros.
35-4t.
The Peering twine binder for sale by
Spanogle & Son.
Morrison plows and cultivators for
sale by Spanogle & Son. '
The Keystone, the Champion and
the Challenge corn planters for sale by
Spanogle & Son.
Cajttox cultivators and plows for
sale by Spanogle & Son.
Thx larccst, cheapest and finest
stock of t-utet soap ever shown in Sed
uoua, at uotungs.
Wtlffj ..! a....
time, but Wright -..., -ee repaired
it for me and it now Keeps excellent
time.
Just received a splendid assortment
of hammocks and swings at Henry
Cook's drug store.
Vebv often people thinking to com
mence reading gome interesting article
in a paper, throw it down in di.-gtLt .
it dawns on their mind they are read
ing some advertisement. But never
theless they are glad to learn that
Wright fc Wallace nnver Seek to ad
vertise their wonderfully low prices in
this manner.
Plows, Cultivators, Harrows, and
Hay Rakes for jn!e by'G. W Dow.
O. H. Makvatt is the reliable andt
esiding jeweler of Red Cloud.
Paints and oila at Cottine's.
Good Farm For Salo
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Of 160 acres, 135 acre under cultiva
tion at present. A ood house, cril s,
granary, stables, wells, windmill, firstr
claps hog lot, cattle corral, and a fine
grove of ash trees -of 3 acre, and a new
orchard. Price, $1800. Will sell ma
chinery with larm if purchaser desires,
or will" sell each separate. Terms
$1200 cash, balance in 4 years. Ap
ply to me on the farm JO miles north
west of Red Cioud, and 2 miles south
of Cathertou, or to this office. Am
constantly making improvements on
the farm. A. Cuke.
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This medicine, combining Iron with pnro
VrctW8 tonics, quickly and completely
Carrs lynprplit liidlcwitlun, Vt rnkurtuit
Impare Blood, MaJarlaiCkllUani Fercra.
and NrarnJcfm.
It is an unfulline icracdy for Dteascs of tho
KMnnra aa4 Uvcr.
It is invaluable for PIscafct peculiar to
VTotnra, and all who lead ncdeutnry lives.
It does not injure the teeth. cause headachc.or
produce constipation other Jrm mutictnr do.
It enriches ami purifies thcblcod.rtimulates
the appetite, aids the assimilation of food, re
.tcvcs Heartburn and Belching, and ttreagUi
ens the muscles and nerves. .....
For Intermittent Fevers, Lassitude, Lack ol
Energy. &c, it has no equal.
J&- The tmiine has above trade mnrk and
crossed red lines on wrapper. Take no other.
tbwairtr nnnwf-itpair4t- ra, baltiiork,
Delmonico
Restaurant.
Is fully prepare! to
At 5c.
We do our best to please our customers.
J. H. TRIMBLE & CO.
Real Estate
10CCO Acres
B. &M.
RailwayLands !
Webstor County at from $5 to $10
per acre.
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Improved and Unimproved Farms
on easy lerrm.
Several Well Watered Stock
Ranches at bargains.
O. W. KALEY, Agont,
Bed Cloud Neb
Young Clyde
Will make tho season of iwr.. at the " Home
Farm" In Kel UIouil.
YouncClvde is a dark bay. welsbs about 1100
p-iunds. is :g: lttTids hteli and i. Ave years old.
Heisn horse of fine style and action. He va
slntlbvanimrorted Clydesdale. Ills dam tus
a Cleveland Bay.
TE::mS To suit the times. Money due wli-n
mare in known to be with foal. Person imrtlnj;
with mares before foaling will be held f r the Jn
.surunce money. I will not be rcsKBsible for
im.!ilnt that mnv occur.
Chas R
EXECUTORS NOTICE
ESTATE OF JAMES B. BROW.v. DECEASED
The underslRned bavin? been appointed
executor ot the estate of Jamo B. Brown, late
of the county of Webster and Stat ol ebra.ka.
deceased, hereby pives notice that be will appear
berore the countv court of Webster comity, at
the county iutlse's office. In Rel Cloud, at the
June rm. on the first Monday in Jane next,
las. at which time all persons havlnj: clainw
attatnst said estate are notified and requested to
attend for the-purpose of having the jainc atl.
justetL All claina that are not filed within six
month from this date, will be forever barred.
All persons indebted to said estate are rencest
ed to make bsHWdlate layrBent to the tder
8jcneL J. t. Mnxra, Execator.
Dated lied Cloud. April 23. 18S.
FINAL PROOF NOTOGB
Land OMcr, Dteowinctoti. Keb.. April 3, ISO.
NOT1CB IS HEKEBY GIVTEK TttT THB
fdlovrinc bic4 ettr has ftrtd aotice of
kia ioteatiaa ta aake final rroofia support of
kw ctUm. and that said pewrf will he aoae bej
f-re clerk of conrt. Wbter connty. at, ItoJ
Ctouil, Xcb.. oa Monday, Jtiac 1. ia, z:
JAMES Ik -CROSBY.
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west. He Baxaes the follwlag wttaeaws !
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Furniture and.Fancy Notion Bazar,
Parties wishing Furniture will save money by examining my goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
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Arriving avery day. In connection with my furniture I
supply cf all kinds of notions with
Prices to Suit the Buyer !
Such as Tinware, Soaps, Glassware, Towels, Handkerchiefs. Ac, and
will be sold cheaper than at any place in Red Cloud
CHAS. BUSCHOW, President, E. F. HIGHLAND, Vico-Preeidont,
Robt V SHIREY, Treasurer.
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Hceurity is approved. Principle and inteJest payable in Red Cloud.
OFFICE IN RED CLOUD NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
Get ITour Specks
Ladies', children'", nnd men's dry
goods nnd notioim, bIiocj and fuminh
inj; oods, hats, ccps, and straw goods
are cheaper than ever before known.
Carpets are cheap. I am pellinf? them
at smaller profits kthan ever. 1 want
your trade, and will try to make it to
yc.ur interest to come and see mo and
get prices. Have a complete stock of
grocerien and wooden ware at lower
prices than ever. I want your egga
and butter.
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Spring Dry Goods, in all varieties,
Elegant .Line of White Goods, Trimmings, &c.,
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WELLS.
JAMES DILLINGHAM,
OF BLUE 1IIUL,
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PUT 101! TIE 7HE.fi WSLLS !
C0II.iiiiK had fie years rxpfrrirfee he will make a firstlx well
luvludiu crerythitis rotnplrtr no mxtter what kind ol oil is
to be priirtrated. guicksard docs cot hinder
Fricc &r a Wil!t ?sBp aadalLCst SoHarprMC& at
A rrasonable dfductioii will In made to tho ho have an old well
toctmmetice with. Kfiiiemtr there is a tiUARAXTEE
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B. Holland, I). M. Piatt. Geo.
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J. Warren.
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General Merchandise,
1XOAIXG OlITTf QUIT RVMIBWI.
Go to Let-son" s for Low Prices.
GOODS MUST BE SOLD.
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Colonel one of the
Best Horses for Breeding Purposes y
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Pemon parting with mare Insfore foaling will ho held for tho insurance money
C;re will bv taken to prevent accident but we will not be rapotuible for any
that may occur.
RASSER BROS.
We Do Not Follow, But Lead.
shoes
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House nnd hIx lota on Fourth Avonue.
House and two lota on Wobetnr stroot.
House and two lots on Cedar stroot.
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