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PATRONAGE !
Good Goods, Best Fitting, Low
est Prices is their platform.
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your support from these principles, they are the only firm
handling the
PATENT SHOULDER SUITS,
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Th(ax.wrfr tvr nrf. Marrel of pcre
rtrensuiand wholcsotacnws. more etooonilca
fht me ordinary kind and cannot be sola tn
competion with tn multitudes oTlow test snort
webent alum or phosphate powdors. Sold only
uf cans BOYAX BAKISGTO W1EK CO.
1 Wall street N. Y. 1tv.
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And if once used, always nsed.
Their stock this fall is better se
lected than ever.
Their line of "Dress Sun' is larger than ever shown in the city.
their line of
All Wool
suits for f S.50 are a little better than anyones, Go
see them when yon want good9 at honest prices.
and
HUGHES, BROWN & CO.
Reliable Real Estate Agents !
Intestmenti lor ion residents, profits larse, quick, and no risk-
Invest Now to Catch the Incoming tide this fall
ro-tliad Drcvcm- is rapidly advancing. Correspondence cheerfully answered.
Itaard ot Immigration. Address firm. 30 Ash St. rortUnd. Oregon,
Eelerence
FXKI I.9AHS.
I have the agency for ten different
loan companies, and can give you the
benefit of any of their peculiar plans
of making firm loans. Therefore I
can makea farm loan quicker and at
lower rates than any other agent in
Webiter county. I make option
loans or straight loans for 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
6, or 7 years, also on first class eity
property. Compare my terms before
placing your farm loan, and save mon
ey and regrets. G. W. Barkeb.
Sear Bed L'iouu at l Banc.
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SPLUTTERS
Gathered C kjr Ckir JBepartcra tm
Ab4 Atoit tkc Cl7 CT.
G. A. Ferbeci.
"Willis G. Erotvn.
Lafayette Hughes.
Geo. H- Brown.
HENRY COOK
DEALER IX
WALL PAPER
Paints, Oils, Varnish, Stationery,
Books, Etc.
Red Cloud, - Nebraska.
New Jewelry Store.
"Webster Sc west side, window in Haiaes' furniture store.
S. M. SEAL, PROP.
Jewelrv Watches, Clocks and Spectacles. Bepairing batches and fitting
Spccticles a specialty. Call and see me, at Spokeafield'a former stand,
D. M. PLATT,
Real Estate and Loan Broker,
Real Estate bought and sold.
Money Loaned on farm chattels and personal paper.
County. Township and School District Bonds Bttfgat Long time Commer-
Also. solicits Collections
cial piper, a specialty
Office in Kaley Block, over Perkins Harf-,;gjjK
ware btore, Ked Cloud.
HO ! THERE ! !
Boots shoes at Cost
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am disposing" of my entire stock ot boots s
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ailU. &11U..O ClL LUOL XIX V1VJ.V- ..v ,w
Chariot races at the fair next week.
Court has adjourned until Novem
ber Sth.
Attorney Rickards of Beatrice was
in the city this week.
Mrs. K. Skeen is home from her
visit in the east part of the state.
Featherly fc Aultz sell C. C. Coon's
watermelons, the best in the market.
Bead D. B. Heards' advertisement
and locale elsewhere in to-days' paper.
Some of our peopb have organized
a club room and have had it finished
up nicely.
This is the time of year when tht
ftstive fiy wendeth its wav to the
gravy dish.
A cold wave struck this country on
Tuesday much to the dissatisfaction
of our citizens.
D. IL Klinger of Mansfield, Piatt
county. Illinois, is visiting with Vin
Williams this week.
George Fort was the guest of dis
trict clerk, L. H. Fort during the
fore part of the week.
L. C. Gross, proprietor of the post
office news-stand in this city, was up
from Superior this week.
Sirs. F. S. Cotting and Miss Lyde
Cotting from Bristol, Wisconsin, are
visiting with C. L. Cotting.
A. J.Welch, formerly B.AM.
agent at this place, but now of Mc
Cook, was in the city this week.
Fnest line of cutlery in town and
at prices not equalled in Nebraska, at
Pe:kins old stand. D. B. Heard.
Court adjourned 3Ionday evening.
Judge Earner of the 10th district
if resided in the absence of Judge Gas
llin.
Situation wanted at stationary en
gineer. Four years experience. Call
on or address, B. C. Bntcher, Bed
Cloud, eb. 9-4t
Soon the "swear" will be heard as
our comely house-wives egin having
the winter stove placed in position:
The "pipe of peace wont scoi anyone."
Vissions of much money "going up
in smoke" is what is agitating our
people as Jack Frost begins to nij
the Terdure of the earth in this neck
'o the woods.
Den't forget the fair which com-
f Benees next Tuesday. Chariot races
every day. Do not fail to come.
Every farmer in Webster county
1 skoal d make it a point to be prsenv
can nominees of fast
day's convention are as fine lot
of candidates as were ever put uo for
Cos ;n Webster county, honest,
rtraiottorward and conscientious and
will 'sake good officers.
Don't you know that Mary Ann and
aU of her relations will be at the
The Webster eouaty republican
convention could aet have made a
wiser move than it did last Friday
when it nominated the republics a
candidates for office. The gentle
men are all farmers, and Miss King,
the candidate for superintendent of
public instruction has lived on a farm
tor quite a number of years prior to
her election to that office two years
ago, so one can safely say that the
ticket is purely a "farmers ticket" as
it is from the selection of the county
delegates, the town fellows being left
entirely out.
n. r. RAXNiY.
who heads the ticket is a gentleman
well-known in Webster csunty, hav
ing been one of the early settlers.
He is a man fully capable of attend
ing tc the office of county clerk in a
manner that w;ll be satisfactory to
all people. He is a good man for the
place.
GEORGE W. HC30IEL,
the candidate for county treasurer
came .o Webster county in ths early
days and has grown up with the coun
ty. George is a fanner, but at the
same time is a man who. if elected,
will run the treasurer's office in a
manner that will have no uncertain
sound. His constituents will have
no cause for dissatisfaction as he is
fully able to run it in a competent
manner. His election ia sure.
CHAS. A. TEEL.
the choice of the convention for sher
iff is still another eld pioneer, having
resided in Webster county ever since
its organization, we believe. He is a
straightforward, honorable gentleman,
and never dreamed of the nomination
until it was given him by the people.
Charley will make a first-class officer
and will be elected.
DAVID F. TBXSK1T,
the successful candidate for county
judge, is also a farmer, but is also a
Iawver of eood ability, tie is fully
able and competent to transact the af
fairs of the office of county judge and
will receive the full strength of his
party in November. Mr. Truakey is
a good clever gentleman and will run
the county judge's office equal to any
of His predecessors.
MISS EVA J. KING,
who has received the nomination for
superintendent of county schools is a
lady of fine culture and ability. She
has so ably filled the office in the past
two years that there is no question
but what she is entitled to the record
of having been tae best superinten
dent of schools ever elected in Web
ster county. She will be re elected
by increased majorities.
vr. e. thorse.
the present incumbent of the county
surveyors office was unanimously nom
inated for the office again. Mr.
Thornc has been a good officci. and
where he has done county work it
has always been satisfactory.
dr. c. sciiesck
was nominated unanimiously for the
office of coroner which he has filled
with good results io the last two
years, and during which time he has
fully demonstrated his ability to "sit
on bodies" in accordance with the law
made and proided. The good doc
tor like Eli, will eet there.
In fact the whole ticket is one that
is beyond reproach, and with one ex
ception the nominees are farmers, and
not only that but old settlera, having
located here years ago when the coun
try war new and infested, not only by
the red man but by buffaloes and nu
merous other wild animals, that have
fled at the approach of the white man.
The candidates all know what it is to
settle up a new country, and have suf
fered the hardships incidental there
to. Their elections are assured and
Tex Chief cheerfully gives them its
support believing that the farming
elemeat is eatitlrd to select its can
didates for office occasionally.
NEW
YORK
STORE.
Moon Block,
Red Cloud,
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Nebraska,
Successors t o the
Western and Southern
Mercantile Association.
Look out for bargains in
DRY GO
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$L1
NOTIONS.
BOOTS and SHOES.
Bound volumns of our best authors
at 35cts each at Ccttings, over 100
volumns to select lrom.
Oe who buys good goods for little
money, buys wisely. Follow out say
ing by buying at D. B. Heard's, Per-
kin's eld stand.
Married, at Bed Cloud, Jfeb., Sept
18th. 1839, byBcv.Gco. O. reiser,
Mr. Charles M. Williams Mid Miss
Katie Lynch, all of Bed Cloud, Neb,
Frank Angle one of the witnesses
for the state in the ease of Van Ben
son was about to leave the state this
week as alleged. The papers were
soon prepared necessary to detain hiss
and Sheriff Scott took him in tow for
a few days.
Drs; Cave Smith & Co. the paialess
dentists of Grand Island, 3ebM who
visited Bed Cloud lart year, arrived
here today and have loated tempo
rarily at the Gardner Hoaae until
they can secure rooms. The Drs.
them
filling teeth without pain. Having
been located for the last four years
at Grand Island where they still
make their headquarters. They are
known throughout .Nebraska to be
out - Now is your chance.
I AM GOING TO CLOSE OUT.
A. COOK. RedO'itaJJeS
S.flHKlIT . "ri kUClakeasoecialtv of extractinc and
irersser county lair nex wees xo see f .... . r
the. kunt races. The fair premises
ta "be one of the best ever held in this
se etioa. Everybody come.
See the naialess dentists at the
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ner house, leeth extracts or ...lamer , an(i exrert dentists.. Bes-
fUeiTrirhout pain. Artificial teeth fsnt9 ef Rej Cloud desiring first
made on any case aesireu. una, ( .i (,ntal wort sioui consult the
silver. Ilsiinnm, Weston metal, fire L.tnr: Wrrj. ml n- .'l-snThere.
different trades rubber and wliulaid j .
flate. From ten to 27 teeth eztrsc:-, 'Uiiy a :
3 t2? msc.e Rithoct rain. Hun- TIei: p-rp!e Un?cr alsn? aln7! complaining
idreds of i it'mvaiah fern: ue
We will sell you a good print for 5c a yd.
And a good Gingham for 7c
Ladies hose at 5c a pair,
A nice dress button for 2 l-2c a doz.
12 yards Linen Torchon Lace, 1 inch wide
for 20 cents.
And while you are looking for Bargains
please remember that we sell the ''Best
$1.50 Ladies' Shoe Made.
Call and ee us and we will do you goofe v
Thanks for past favors. Yours,
best
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that t-v.tlc:ul tirtd t . lrr Onz toale
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