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FRIDAY, MAKCH. 5, 1RSG.
To the Farmors.
Farm loans negotiated tfirousli W.
. Overman can bo p-iid at the nd of
bij-year wxMiout a bonus. Kates at
low :i? iiH incat. .niuuy inriiianes
lnomptly. Oiliee over city dru:; stored
9 Per Cent Farm "Loan.
The Nebraska Farm Lo:n Co. will
lm;ike yon a loan on von larm a
-r.uYnt 9 per cent and furnish "the
t ,,ipv wiinoiu anv uetnv. Ktau on
ti.em in the Red Cloud National Bank
Uuikims.
JITY NEWS.
H. F. Kixi;y is in the city.
Tin: iruight depot is koiii up fast.
F. -M. Siici.au is back from Iowa.
G.W. Dow is buildinjr a new house.
Tin: father of G. W. Lindsey is 111
tlie city.
M. V. DiCKnitsos w.'is in Blue Hill
this wc-k.
.1. 11. Fkkman will build a new house
th - -prim:.
Yotk for th bonis on the 20th. It
wi.l jy you.
Pkitty ?ni:i:ipr Smith wa in Blue
llil. tliis week.
Ii: J Emkjii will build an addi
tion to hi? leMdence this spring.
Mu Cu uvFoiip, of Batin prec'nct
left fur Florida endesday night.
Tin-. B. fc M. Tty are going to refit
andre)aint the eating hou?-e soon.
TmruK wa a very pleasant social at
Row Geo. S. Davis last Friday night.
Ki. Wikkkil. the P. 0. news stand
man, h:is some handsome new sins,
Tin: building boom seems to be on
th' wmir, and we htok foi a boom this
t l'n.g
L A. Bi.i. and five other men left
IV Cloud this uvek for California on
a meaj) excursion.
Mils. SPOKifcni:i.i has moved into
the room formerly occupied bv
the Home Bakery.
,Ii'i. W. W. Gaui)Ni:u h:ii3 been on
the -irk li.-t durim; the week. The
ivsilt of a severe cold.
A nur-e "irl. a lnuudrv irlrl. and a
pa-'ry ciok wanted at the B. fc M.
eating house. Gifil wages.
Jcixii: JlrlCnioiiAN made a very fine
Fpe'h at Ha-ting- the other evening
btfoie the Fanners' Alliance.
Wntaill attention to a sherifTa sale
of agricultural implements at the lib
ei ly pole on Friday IMnrch 10.
Jim Uvva'.vaa. was in our city "Wed
iu d:iy. but informed our reporter that
In- vi-it had no political significance.
M. Doitu, a resident of this city
ivb. ut twelve vears ago, was in Red
Cloud this week the guest of Mayor
Tinker.
W.S.TJay, route ncent, and F. L.
Clark, superintendent, of the Wells,
Faro Express Co., were in Bed Cloud
this week.
.loiisToMMXsoN went to Blue Hill
on Monday as special commissioner
for the county to law out a ney road
in Unit vicinity. .
A gkntixmax by the name of Van
Campen has rented A. J. KenneyV
buildhm and will embark in the res
taurant business.
Auian B. Camkuon. of Vermont, the
the champion base ballist of AUvin
pnrinrt in Nuckolls county, is at Fj.
A. Stowell this week.
1iim E F. rn:Ki:n's ad on the 8th
jiase of to-day's paper. He will give
away a $-10 gold watch June 1, lSSt. It
will pay. you to read it.
Tni:i:nlould be a full attendance
of the members of Ren Cloud Lode
No. C4. 1. O. O. F. 1 mportant business
I transact.
In- our elevator item last week
tin ouch nii-Mke Mr. Melker's name
was spelled Melehoir. We acknowledee
the error and arc willing to be forgiven.
Oru woather bureau reports lots
of March weather of the genuine old
fa-iiioned Lion sort; wind, sleet and
.snow. The lamb business may be con
fidentially expected in due season, rs
mg barometer and everything lovely.
On: friend. Win. Docker, has pur
chased five acres of land north cf Mr.
Win. Outlier's for a residence p-operty.
We are pleased to note this, from the
fact that by .-o doing he will become a
permanent" resident of Red Cloud. It
will make a tine residence property.
Tin Earners & Merchants' Banking
Comimnv of this city are making all
the necessary arrangements to open
ior business "on the iirat of April. The
Chiki" wishes the firm success, and we
hope that they will never have an
ncsioi! to regret going into the busi
i.Mt. in this city. Success is our best
wwh.
Tiik Chief has for several weeks
pst oalnid the attention of the city
council that alleged houses of prostitu
tion v-ere being erected in or near the
eitv. Rial that the business was being
i"arrml on in direct and flagrant viola
11 hi of ivntU tate and city law. An
effort should bo made to put down this
grout hcih! evil in our eitv. It is time
that the prostitutes should be forced to
leiive the city.
A telephone line has been erected
ww The Chief office and Wright
A- Wallace's jewelrv store, and tele
phonic communication established. At
present the 1 epulis havo been entirely
satisfactory. The line and instru
ments are being subjected to the sever
est tests, and if they continue to give
tisfuction other lines will ho erected
at once and our chv supplied with still
another of tho.-e long felt wants.
Tiir. Congregational supper at the
rink Friday evening, March 12. will be
tened from n quarter to six to 9
'dock. A first-el:ts supper will be
givf u for 25 cents. Business men and
rlc-ks are invited to come and bring
their wives and sweethearts. Maple
wax. hot lii-cuit. maple syrup, and
Other luxuries will be seryc-d during
the evenitig. Tableaux, charades,
ringing, recitations, etc A grand good
time ior an.
Ok lat Monday the receiver ot the
Nebraska Lumber Co. sold the yards
in accordance with an order of court at
public enle. Howell Bros, of Atchison.
Kansas, were the highest bidders, and
toot in the prooerty at $43,000. During
the iat 30 days the" receiver has been,
as he alleges," elUng lumber at cost
which, if we understand the order of
the comt, was in direct violation of the
court's instructions. Quite lnc
1 umber or lumber dealers ware pretest
GENER AUTOES.
Window shades at Cotting's.
Call on Cotting for your paints.
Candy and'pickels at Hacker'g.
- B. Koby has choice seed oata for
sale.
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"Come, gentle spring, ethereal mild
ness! come. '
xAn-0lfer,car load of Illinois coal at
VI. . Dickeraon's.
Allie Alriiight had a
away the other day.
little run-
All kinds fresh
Hacker's the grocer
gardcn seeds at
. Mils. A. F. Lockhaht is in Bloom
mgton visiting friends.
c "l'T rent' nnd cows for sale. flee
Or. H . Barker, Red Cloud. tf
I.vhuke your property with Ciins.
bchafrnit. Bed Cloud, eb 30tf
Fuakk DicKEitsoN- has been in Iowa
for a few days on business.
A nice line of dry good will be sold
out very cheap at Mrs.JNewhouse?.
ri keasukei: Hildkctii. of Franklin
county, was in the city the fore part of
the week.
Divine servicer will be held in the
Catholic church, Red Cloud, on Sun
day the 7th instant.
The best and cheapest line of lace,
Hamburgs, and everlasting trimmings
ai .urs. isewnouie b
M. S. Bali.aui is making arrange
ments to build a new houe bouth of
Wm. Gates' residence.
"Raven's Food" can not be excelled
as a spring medicine for any kind of
animal. .Sold by Cutting.
Master Willie Cupp has gone to
Beloit, Kansas, with his grandmother,
Mrs. C A. braves, on a visit.
The ladies aid society will give an
ice cream social at the residence of
Mrs. Wallace this (Friday) evening.
The ladies of the Congregational
Church will give a supper and maple
wax at the rink Friday evening, March
12.
Rev. John G. Walkeu. A. M., M. D.,
will preach every night next week in
the Methodist church. All are wel
come. A. X. Wuioht, of Chariton, la., of
the firm of Wright it WiKace, was in
the city the latter part of hit week on
business.
Pauk Wat 'on has a bran new sign
and all persons hunting a square meal
will find this a "star route" for a first
clasv restaurant.
C W. Kai.ev and wile have returned
to lied Cloud from their extended trip
to eastern cities, glad to get back the
best country on earth.
John Young will move into the
house lately occupied by Rev. Geo. II.
Brown. The Chief welcomes John
among the dwellers on Sacred Knob.
The society of the Home for the
Friendless will meet permanently at
the residence of Mrs. Wallace evcr'
Thursday afternoon from 2 till 5 p. m.
II. 11. liiiUliAKEK wno advertised a
sale on tlie 13th of March, notifies this
office that tlie same will be withdrawn,
having disposed of his goods at private
sale.
Aekanoements have just been made
to have the Stewart Grand Concert
Company at the Opera House next
Thursday night. Evervbody come.
This N one ot the beat concert troupes
traveling.
The editor of the JTclmet has let
loo.-e his ribaldry on Dr. Klliot, one of
Webster county's best citizens. The
Doctor tvas not the author of "A Just
Rebuke" and therefore undeserving of
the Jlrlmci's abuse.
Lent begins on the 10th ot March
this year. There will therefore be
services in the Episcopal Church next
Wednesday at. 10 a 111, with Holy
communion, and 7:30 p m with ser-
111011. A.: persons are mvucu mj .in
tend. It has been reported in this city that
three clog- supposed to beafllicted with
rubies were killed at Ri vert on this
weeK. The report further says that
emir bond of cattle which were bitten
by the dogs, died from hydrophobia
since
Fkank Smith, the well known and
affable clerk in the dry goods house of
Athow t(- Young, goes to Vermont on
Saturday evening on a pleasure trip,
where he will remain about three
weeks. Wo understand a lady tviend
ol Mr. Smith will return with him.
Tiik Ladies of the W. C. T. U- gave
a musical social at the residence vf
Mrs. H. A. Baird lit Friday evening
consisting of vocal and instrumental
music, readings, recitations, etc,. The
event was a very pleasant one to a
larse number of participants pre-ent.
The ladies ot the W. R. C as a na
tional organization return thanks to
. J 1" 1 "1 .-. 1 - f II Alt
tin. i-ttiznns 01 leu v-muu ivu ure
hospitalitv in entertaining the dele
"ates to the national department of the
W.R. C.
Mks. E. R. IvXioht, President.
Mrs. E. M. Feumax, Secretary.
Du. MlLi.Eu's;)ro.V7 seems to have
our indebtedness on the cranium. He
probably has more 1110rtg4p.cS of his
own than he can posibly pay otT, if he
diould pav strict attention to them;
The Chief will take care 01 nseii
without bleeding its friends. Tn is
"irontf. Eo.l
If voti want to savt money ana con
vince vourselves who is advertising the
truth in regard to carrying the largest
stock of clothing. bDOU r.nd shoes,
men's furnishing goods, hats and aps.
.,i. ol vnlists. etc call at Uie
square dealing one price Golden Eagi
Clothing house.
L. II. Rust says that all persons
nvinc him an order for twenty dollars
worth of smali fruits or standard stoci:
.iup HJrrtPTin of the county loard
the bridge will bo partially rebuilt and
put in first-class condition. This is
what should be done. The county
should then proceed to replace the
present bridge with an iron one at the
most opportune moment.
Fkake Dnun has purchased the fur
niture and household effects and mov
ed into tho house occupied by V.
Josselvn. .Mrs- .Tosseiyn will viit
friends in Iowa and eastern X"ebra?ca
until Mav, and then start on U ix
innitpd tour through California and
,nnr the Pacific coasL Josselyn ha
taken Charlie Smith for tetti--
and the iUustrious RmcQts xt "J
to occupy 8lesPV5Sward strnei azicl4th
old sixst&J'b
uill receive the Chifcigo rrauie rarm- orv..i m..Mw.v , .v. -
er one ve-xr This is good till the first ested m good schcok. members of
er one:. x ,, k first-class and the cnool board and teachers residing
i ?me w n down- Shade :uid forest in and about Bod Clou. Let us wake
So? kimls No agents, and won't up that we may reahze the vastne's of
boVindervold on first ehtss matter. , our school interests, and be prepirad
be unatrioia on i demandsof the times.
The bridge acrp"S the KjHJJf discussion of cdi4itonl topics
The Chief readies its thousauds o r " v,.,
readers, will be duly replaced and will do much oou.
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'AVM
A. Bominiscenoe.
Amon& the th ii:gs we aw at Red
Cloud that brought very forcible to
cutid a good deal of history and pesonal
surroundings of year gone by, wag the
old St. Louis made seven-clum hand
press, on which for many yeara the
Plattsmouth Hearld was printed, and
the old-fashion paper-cutter with itt
cniacl-blade knife and creaking cranky
wheel that we can hear grit yet as M.
H. Hathaway would stamp his foot on
the old lever to hold her down while he
sawed off slabs of White paper.
H. D. Hathaway has pulled that press
many a time and M. H. H., and
"Old Stiles," and Mather (who used to
holler "Re 11 1 roll!! vour
soul V all day at the boys) and Billy
Shryock, Rush Fellowe. and meny
more whose names aie not no familiar.
It was of peculiar pattern, ne-t made
at all of late years, (not a Washington)
and its old familiar scrolled head-mece
brought back many and many a scene,
and hot political campaign in which the
old ores? did faithful work, "br in ita
early days there was no Lincoln Jour
nal daily; no big "Republican" daily at
Omaha to shoulder the light as they do
now no Beejto, buzz and sing solemn re
cjuiems over the faults and follies of
politicians or to tell of the political
grave yards that have been filled so
the old press was in important am ill
iary in shaping and making the for
tunes of ebraska in an early day.
M- H. Hathaway always insisted that
it was the first press set up in the state;
there ie a dispute about that; but it
Was planted at Wyoming at a very
early date, taken from mere to Ne
braska City, and nought from there
by II. D." Hathaway, of the Lincoln
Journal, to Plattsmouth a part of the
Herald outfit; and it took a souse in
the Missouri River to get there, too
MacMurphy sold it and the tither ma
terial that went to make up the first
RiiU Cloud Chief under C. L. Mather.
Th ere the poor old weather-beaten
machine of so varied fortune sets out
hide the door, rusty and battered,
awaiting its tune to be shipped to the
foundry to be made over again, we
suppo-e. Tne steam power press has
kicked the old fellow, and some day,
and not so fai di-t.mt, shall we be set
ouL-ide and one side for the newer, the
younger, the more vigorous ot the
rare, who are to fili our places for
coming time. Will they do their won:
better, Wi.-er, more helplully? Wo
hope they may, but none more faith
fully perchance, than the Old l'ress
and its ;ard wotked owner and masters
in the days of us glory. Schuyler Sun
It a Daisy. Our new sign, p.iiutcl
by Mr. C. J. Parsons, the new Red
Cloud painter, is a dandy, and has
been admired by the hundreds of
people who pass by ottr three story
print shop. It is almost a true repre
sensation of our engraved heading. It
is a beauty and a credit to the Bkill and
workmanship of the painter.
Bonds. The Chief hopes that every
man, woman and child will see to it
that the bonds in aid ot the C X. K.
it S. W. Ry are duly voted on the 20th.
These bonds should be carried. The
C. X. K. it S. W. Ry will be a road that
will be of great advantage to Red
Cloud and the country which it passes
through. It will improve the value cf
land and give tho people something
tangible to receive taxes from. We
hope to sec the bonds carried without
fail or a dissenting vote.
C. M. Wallace will sell at public
auction on his faun six miles nortn of
lied Cloud and 5 miles west of Cowles,
at 10 o'clock a. m., March 11. 1 new
Huckeye cord binder, 1 Marsh wire
hinder' 1 McConnick mower, and
other valuable farm machinery too
iiumerDUS to mention; a large lot of
household and kitchen -furniture; 1
thorough-bred Poland China boar; 1
snan of brood mares; 1 team cood
work horses; liamiltonian stallion,
weight 1201); and other stock. Terms
A credit of S months with good securi
ty, on sums over $5.
A St'itrRisE. On last Monday night
the ladies composing the Woman's
Relief Corps of this citv, very cleverly
surprised Uarfiuld Post No. SO G. A. R
At 10 o'clock about twenty ladies pre
sented themselves at the outer door
and duly stormed the cast'e, and the
door being opened took possession of
the hall and lodge and proceeded to
spread a bountiful repast which all
partook of with due relish. Speeches
were made bv Comrades Fulton. Mil
ler, McNitt. West Lntz. etc, and was
responded to by Mrs. E. IJ. Knight,
president of the Relief Corns. The
evening was pleasantly spent and
highly enjoyed by all. The ladies
know'how to" get jp a pleasant surprise
party.
IlEi-oitT of Red Cloud public school
for month ending February 26, lSSGj
Total number enrolled 395
Moved from district 3
On roll at present 3(J2
Cases of truancy 4
Tardy marks.... ........ .......i jo
Cases corporal punishment 24
Non-residents 6
Avenge daily attendance -2SS
Visitors during month: D. H.
Spanoglc, B.T. Reed. W. B. Roby, Mis
Perrv .'Mrs. Horrick, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs.
Rinker. Mr. Hosford, Rev. J. G. Aik
man, Mrs. Lossing. Mrs. Smith. Mrs.
Barttiold. Mrs J. Q. Potter. Mrs. West,
Mrs. Feight, Mrs. Baum, Mrs. Gump,
Mrs Stowell. W. C. Picking.
The Red Cloud teachers' reading
circle will meet at the high school
building Saturday evening, March 6.
Subject, for disrus-non. School Ar
ruigenients." A few of the citizens
have visited us in our meetings, but
not so maay as we expected when we
organized, "vtv tender a cordial and a
cial invitation to ill persons liner
Notio V
Tlie following described education!
lands in Webster county have been
forfeited fir non-payment of interest
and will he subject to lease at office .ot
treasurer of said county on March '21,
icaft- TflKl mdi neorne qr, and
lot S tn nw qr ne qr, and s hf ne qr,
sec 9, to I, r IP w; ne qr so qr ,- r I
1, r 10 w; lot 3 in ne qr sw qr, and lot 4 1
in nw or sw qr 2, I, 10 w; ne qr nw qr,
aud lot2 in F qr sw qr 2, 1, 10 w; nw
nrswjjr. and rots 4 and 5. In s hf nw
Lfc.and lot 6 insw qr ne qr, and n qr
Hwqr js, l,9jr: e m seqrjo, a, iu ,
se qr nw qr, anU nw qr ae qr J6, l, i-
By order oil
josepn acow, com
mM-iioar of pci
ic lands ana buiia
i ...... ,.;. mvitotinii th mi nnrjnni mior.
SLJLIiWATEB.
John B. Crosier is building a frame
house on his larm.
Mum EmtnaOrrwiojourningin Blue
Hill.
The pewg for the JL T. church have
been received and placed in position-
J. W. Smith is preparing to put a
a ihingle roof on hi houee.
One ot J. M. Woodaide's children has
been quite sick during the last two
weeks, but i better.
Mr. DeihPfi school will close March
4th.
Tne roads are improving.
Mr. Charle Molley and Mits L.
Dowler were married Febrnary 22.
Retortec
COWLES.
The fine weather of last week has
very gracefully retired and given place
to the usual series of changei for which
March is proverbial.
Joseph Paul has sold his houi-e and
lots in Cowles to W. T. Evans, our
gentlemanly railway agent.
G. W. Hager, after a tew days visit
with old friends in Franklin county,
returned on Tuesday to his bellows and
anvil.
T. J. Ward and family spent most 0
last week enjoying the hospitalities of
Mr. and Mrs. Thad Arnold.
J. y. Gray shipped a car load of
household goods and farm implements
on Tuesday last to Benkelman, Neb.,
near which place he intends to make
his future home.
Our old and highly esteemed friend
R. D. Carrier, informs us that he will
in a few days leave us and take up his
abode in Iowa. We. regret to lose
him and his estimable wife from our
midst. They will take tlie kindest
wishes of the communitv with them.
We understand that R. C. Butcher
has pold his farm and will soon remove
to Red Cloud
Our former fellow townsman, M. I.
Hurd. has been in our town for several
da v.- past, and informs us that he is
coin into the hvery business
at
Inavale.
as jt Xo. 1
We can recommend Mr. II
liveryman. Ij. H.
JTJDSON.
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Thu literarv at Mount Hone is si
in progress. Question last meeting.
Resolved, That cattle are more bene
ficial to man than horses.
They are talking ot voting bonds to
build a new fcchooi house in District
90.
E. Walner threshed 570 bushels of
oats for I. B. Stanser Ist week.
There was a meeting of the board of
trustees for Mount Hope cemetery to
arrange for fencing the burying
ground, also to sell lots. It is surveyed
and laid off in lots.
F. L. Smith says he has got a new
kind of oats. We don't know what
kind they are.
I. Graves and S. Johnson sold their
hogs at Inavale because they could not
get to Red Cloud. We expect to pat
ronize them when the Red Cloud
bridge is put in, for Red Cloud oilers
no accommodations for the south side
of the river. Sin.
T:k Chief of the 19th, ppeaking of
the river breaking up, said the inhabi
tants on the south side stood on the
banks of the river and sang "On t7or
dan's stormy banks," etc. Now, Mr.
Editor, we think if the song had read
something like tho Allowing lines it
would have been nearer the mark;
On the Red Cloud side
Of the stormy banks.
The people stand and cry,
Because the farmers
On the Kansas side.
Can't get across to buy.
School in district 90 is closed after a
ter 11 of three months.
CROOKED CREEK.
Bert Tcnnant has bought n team of
mules and will farm Mr Sam Smith's
nlacc this coming summer, while Mr.
Smith will be a ''gentleman of leisure"
Mr D. F. Tcnnant will commence
on dis new house in a few days.
Wm. Dixon has Fold one of his
teams, nnd he who has bought it will
get a fine team.
Mrs. Ed. McCune is some better. We
all hope she will get around soon.
Mr. J m Emigh has about 500 bush
els of com to husk yet, and quite a
number of the other fanners have some
to pick.
It is rumored that RobL Hicke wili
go to the "Land of pure delight, where
saints (cow boys) immortal reign"
that is, to Texas.
John Chapin has built himself a fine
little two-story frame house and will
keep bachelor hall. If it was only leap
year the girls would have a fine chance
tnere.
There is lots of corn leing hauled to
town now, and tince the pnow has all
gone the roads are in a nice condition.
Everybody up this way is fairly wild
over the prospect of the new roads.
Thev want the business men of Red
Cloud to presi- on and hold out induce
ments for the Rock Island Railway.
The M. P. too, it they will, and we will
back them. We want the L P. to
come up Crooked Creek and go 'up to
Kearney.
The ex-sheriffhas rented his place
to Mr. Mayfield, of Kansas, for one
tuird delivered in town.
Mr. Wllaef the genUeman who
taught Mr. Hilkey's old place, has
concluded to sell out and go to Colora
do. .
Seeing that a person whose sobriquet
is Peterkin has croaked from Crooked
Cicek, I thought I would send in my
mite, 3 you may near again irom
Buixfuoo.
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ForSala.
or address
31w2 A. A. Pcxc Goarlcsr 3eb
Good Hon Far Sale.
Good work or dxmnc horse for sale
5 rears old.) Will gir time oa od
note. Apwlr at t&w occ or to
inu rnfflTi rrrmrwi nnTYn" imkiiks. vicii x ."a." xi ?. wT;ii' i..ii
. 5r r- wil
broken to drive, sound and gentle rutcd tt 3wi 4aj ei Jici.
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WAI.KUT CHEEK.
Being cal fd away to attend a meet
ing at Ash C ek, your corres pondeni
has not written for orac time.
At the rtlifious meeting many
touls have been brought to Christ aad
others renewed.
Mr. Can.: expects to lere ut next
month.
Mew re. MarV and Harris Noble each
have a new ho!.
Those who '.I not have their corn
gathered before the snow are now
trying to gather it from ihe mud and
budding stalk Beiu.
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GUIDE P.OOK-
Tne public will be glad to know that
the bridge across tlie Republican river
uouth of town, t.-cssel work of which
was removed in order to prevent tlie
possibility of its being carried away by
the ice gorge, has been replaced and i
now in much better condition than
before. Tins much nooded work of
precaution and repair meet.- with itie
hearty endorsement of our people, and
reflects great credit upon those having
the matter m charge, amongst whom
may be mentioned as being actively
prominent is Supervisor Hampton,
who so efficiently served our people
under the old dispensation, and who
now looks after the interests ot the
county with his brother supervisors
under the new. 'The right man in the
right place" is the verdict. Rocket.
WHEATLAND.
The prospect is now good
for early
seeding.
Last weak, nine mile south of
Minden, in Kearney county, Mr. Goo.
Whitten wa- dangerou.-ty gored by a
vicious bull and seriously, if not family
injured.
Mr. Walker's singing Mihool closed
hifct Saturday owning. Tlie olnae will
be continued undor the direction of a
leader.
The tjooks ot the rending circle have
turned up at lat. Aftt-r rtmnmmg ah,
winter in the ha nda of th mail currier
;u Wells, tht finally reached their
-.e.tjn ion in a i-ecoml hand condi
tion. The circle will meet the second
Saturday in March at 2 p. m.,
Wheatland school h oL.-e.
Elder A len, of the U. 11.
held the quarterly meeting
at the
Jl lurch
ut the
Valley school house. Two members
were received into the church. Rev
Mr. Smith the pastor in charge is an
earnest and zealous servant of the
Master, and is under God, accomplish
ing a good work.
Rev. Mr. Durham, of the M. 12.
church, has jut closed a series of
meetings at the Amazon f-chool houso
with about twenty accenions to the
church.
This burg is now cheered by tho
merry peals of the church bell, which
rings clear and strong from tne Catho
lic chapel at Lnport ville.
An interesting and pleasant sociable
wa" ludd Inst Friday evening at the
residence of John Barney. Itwaone
of a series held for the bei efit of the
11 Aw school house. Tho next will be
held 111 tho residence of B. C. Burt.
Wednesday evening of this week
will be held the donation Eociable at
the Valley school house for the benefit
of the pastor, Rev Mr. Smith. A good
time is anticipated.
Mr. Douglas is expecting soon to
take his leave for Thema.- county, Kus
M.
In confectionary, 1 carry only the
choicest, purest and be-t goods. ulways
fre.-li.Ew F. Wiener.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This novtirr n?Tr ra-.t-v A marrn nl jwrjlr
trenstij ami w!joleowin JJorc rooalra:
than tin-ordlnxrj k.nti, and ranaoS tx- W Is
compeUlin tuh Uir ml:ltde of l-r it.
short. wetcM Alnm or psupbat- trdc r mmi
oaiv in cans. Iyal Rapine rvjwder Co.. JW
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Sheriff's SaJe.
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cocntv ni b4-r wwd sUte oi N--t-rafca. a4
to me ddifrrd la tATr ot tt . J--i ri
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ATTOJCTEY AT LAW.
All Irtisiiiess promptly attended to.
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CHICAGO
Red Cloud,
Our stock of LadieV, Childnua and Mines' shoes are arriving
Dailv The bct finnxk made for stvle and durability.
CARPETS I CARPETS
We have rccchcd the largest stock of carpets
consisting
of. Velvets
Drussles, all goods
j
Hemps.
Kjwfct S . . alXfc
I tbi Utnst Improrrsnit. Ks hocks or bev
ionjiorfttch or strain iboktl, tnill oC. orj4iea
tho wrwt. Tl:'r art ItiHatiUy iacnl or uoUcnl
foj- BJronlf pitUiot th carta, imJ ttktiral vtih
b kv.aIX tLla. To? d-r14U:jr ml ai)tty of
coiartructku, rtw tntl ra.ttwj of t;raUou
Can XlYrr ln JUallrl lUy vrUiJnIto UlKbQ
Otfirr, am eSl f;Uxrtt h&rttur lbl 1-! caa t vl
cJJ i:Ktn la ftrv tiUiiacUoii.
We arc solo .agents for this improved
thorn.
Our embroideries and white goods have arrived.
Nice stock oi Spring Clothing uist received
Also the Latest Style Hats.
ATHOW & mm,
'The leading Iiou.-c fur liulmblc and Finu tirade Goodn of
the latest stvletf."
CETY QRUe
Ferguson
All tho old pntrons of tho City Drtwj Store rero oordlally InvJtod to
continuo tholr patroncwra its hartttefbra, w hn,fl owdonvor to
ploaso you. Onr locfc of wrerytMmr thut parfcoino to tho
drug trndo win bo kopt p to tho
HIGHEST STANDARD OF KXCELLENC
Come and
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INAVALE. NEBRASKA
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Grorerits!, provision. lry ijoj'Im. jukI all arlicloa usually
found in a first claas roauUy storn. I'rotliicc takon in ul
clianw for gotKls. Ciifiii paid fnrjcraiii-
Store in Cheese Factory Building.
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In and around Red Cloud,
THE GATE CITY
Of the great Republican yaHey. Buy your
homes while property is cheap.
D. B. SPANO&LEL
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I it fnllv warranted in all its
t and examine thece rnstrument?
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