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We are putting in the largest and1 finest line of
Dress Goods, Jackets, Flouncing, Embroideries,
White Goods, Black Goods, Etc., ever seen in the west.
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THE CHIEF.
Friday, MHrck , lStl.
Kiitered at the Tost nir in Ke lloiul. Neb.,
a mull niHttfroI thearcont! class
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ELECTRIC SPARKS.
V. T. Kcnady and C. W. father
swelled the Great Family Weekly's
purse this week.
Remember Wiener carries a stock
of shoes, and that he will vnderaell
any one in that line.
Talking about pant Wieners, i.
eclling a good strong article at 75 eta.
to $1.50 worth from l to $2.
Wiener is offering a big bargain in
plow shoes at prices ranging from 75
cent? to 1.25 worth frtm 1 to $2,
Frank Kucha and Charley Wiafrey
were in Mankato,' Kansas, this week
as witnesses in the Kuiper horse thief
case.
A letter from L. II . Dcyo at Waus
con, OhiV announces that he has
been sick for about a week with La
Grippe Wiener has received bis new stock
of hats, good wool hats ai 25cts. Also
the latest styles of spring hats in
every grade.
Wc mean business and will under
sell any dry goods house in tho coun
ty Call and be convinced. 11. M.
Martin & Son.
J. W. Smith of Newcastle is in the
city this week on business. lie cal
culates taking his family to Newcastle
about June 1st.
Anyouc having lauds to sell, or
trade "for Red Cloud, Lincoln or Oma
ha property or merchandise call at
once on Kai.et A Bakkkk.
Mens suits strong and sightly can
bo bought at Winner's at $2.75 worth
$3.50 and from that up, bargains 11
all grades of geods bought this season.
Married At the Gardner House,
ltcd Cloud, Neb., March 5. 1891, by
O. II. Truman, Mr. John Green. and
Miss Laura R. Shirley, both of Rose
mont, Neb. The well wishes of Tub
Chief go with them.
C. wiener has just returned from
the east, where he has used every
effort known to him in bis long ex
perience as a uieichant to buy goods
cheap so as to help those needing any
goods in his line to obtain them at
bard time prices.
Henry and Herman Kuiper, the
Kansas horse thieves which sold Geo.
W. Lindscy a stolen team last fall,
were tried at Mankato last week and
were seat up for two years and a half
each, for tho crime. They were tough
characters and the sentence is consid
ered light for the offense.
Although hard tisaes, Wiener's
stGre is crowded with goods, aad is
receiving aaore daily. If you waat
any clothes for children or boys, yoa
can ave a big sasi by feuyine at
head quarters. The Goldea Eagle
has always bore that aaaae ia the
Republics Valley.
D. H. Rudd and family moors the
death of their little son, George Radd,
about oao year and fix months of age
which died oaTharsdav saoreiag ef
animal disease. The faailv aavel
the sympathy of their saaay frieaia,
Aaothereae of the childrea is report
ed quite sick with the satae disease
FOR HAR WARE STOVES
raw.rt.
He has the fas liae or staves
svereeeaia the aitj. He has the
celebrate Garlaai cert heaters,
aadafsdlliMwf -" eqaally aa
coai. Hardware at the Ytry lowest
iearw f sr eaih. De set Hsy stove
or hardware Mtaje.-.
keteWk.WeieUrtroet.
ChlldiwtCiyfor
FltCaiert CatrleV
We
do our usual amount of business this spring, we will have to offer special inducements in the way of style, assortment
prices, and in order to get your money will show you an array of temptations you never thought of seeing. v
By the time you read this, Ave will have a stock of
On our
Assortment. Look out for our
TOWN TALK.
Floor paint at Deyo's.
Wanted, butter and eggs at J.
S.
l'arkes.
Go to J. S. l'arkes for groceries of
all kinds.
Watch for 11. M. Martin & Son's
ad next week.
When you buy spectacles, get the
best at Deyo's.
Arc you going to paint? If so get
prices at Deyo's.
Condition powders of all kind at
JeyVs drug, store.
Ansoa Higby and J. L. Milter were
in Hebron this week.
Cotting has the finest and largest
stock of wall paper in town.
A splendid line of Spring Jackets
at R. M. Martin & Sous.
Lost: A largo sum of money, by
not buying wall paper 6F Dcyo.
Raven's, horse, cattle and poultry
food always in stock at Cjttings.
New baby carriages, novelty gear,
patent brake, at Cox ad & Co's, Red
Cloud.
All the latest styles and new colors
in spring wraps at 11. M. Martin &
Son's.
If you want a warranted pocket
knife for a little money. Call on
Cotting.
Dcyo is selling goods just the same
if it is hard times. Low prices is
what knocks.
For new and stylish die goods,
wraps and millinery call on R. M.
Martm & son.
The finest parlor suits west of Chi
cago for $25. Special bargain See
Cozad & Co's.
K. B. Smith and wife were in Mc
Cook this week, visiting their
daughter Mrs. Burnett.
All wool Hencriettas, Briliiantincs,
Flannels greatly reduced in price) at
Mrs. F. Newhousc's.
We can astonish you by our low
prices on window cort.-.ins and wall
paper. C L. Cotting.
Paint up your buggy before spring
with the best buggy paint in the
world, which Deyo sells.
Dr. Warners' corsets in every style
and sire, also Di. Warners' misses and
childrens waists, at Mrs. F. NewhoiMe.
All kinds of burial eases, robes, etc
Embalming and intelligent care of
the dead. Cozad & Co., Red Cloud.
C. W. Cathcr and family have de
cided to move to Njrcgon, aad will
leave for there next Monday. The
Chief is sorry to lose them from Red
Cloud as they arc No. 1 people.
Mrs F. Newhoase has just received
a large assortaeat of Dr. Warners'
corsets ladies, misses, aad children's
waists of all sites, white trimaings
which she will sell at prices lower
thaa the lowest.
Will O'Briea, quite well kaowa ia
this city is dead, so a telegraa iroa
Deaver states. His death was the
sad eadiag of a once happy life,
wrecked by strong driak and other
catac Later The body was broagt
to Be4 CUaa aad will be baric to.
saorrow Satarday, March 7.
Wear Gracery Stava
J. S. Parkes ha opeaed a aew cre-
eery stare ia his baildtag near Tmx
CuiroRce. and vreaoees to sell
groceries, eaaaed frahs, etc., cheaper
thaaaayeaeia Red Clemd. Call
aad see him.
For a selid aad safe iavestaeat see
theceatract gives by tka Natieaal
Life lasaraace Coaa'aay of Meatpel-
ier. Vt
A, S. Mabsm,
Special State Aajeat.
Children Cry for
Realize The Fact
New and stylish
shelves that will eclipse any former effort, and that we will not be
to have you compare with any eastern house, either in point of
Rmall
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DE WITT'S
Small
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Cnrc Ilyupcpklat Ilrartburn, Illllou
nr, Ixidtscstlon, Urer Complaint,
DtzzincMu
F.av f I I T I Prompt
Take. La I I L ttuAcltoB
i'lrnr tfco Complexion from Pimples,
Blotrheftaiid KalloiraeMK. Care cTerr
term of Hcidacke. An Kxcclleat After
Dinner Pi:!.
PreTcnt fj" ja a Do not
NauKa. E IC Li T Urlpu.
Tkro Little P11U hare Ihfment pr
fcrtartlon and pleasant curt of anf
pill crrr made. Sold kjr Braeglns or
rnt lr mall for S3 rents.
The aVstSJa a S a KlesranC
Pill an IC I O II IV O Uellable,
Kana. nair.
E. C. DI! WITT ttO., kleao, 111.
I. W. TULLEYS, M. D.
HamBatai Pnyslelan,
Red C'laiki, . w ekrMRHH.
Office opposite Pint National Itank.
U. M.ExaminlnK Mirgeon.
Clironie diaeawi treated bv mail.
For groceries, canoed fruits, teas,
coffees, Ate. See John Parkes, you
can get baruains.
Look llcre.
Bulk garden seeds jut received.
Immense Stock fresh and reliable and
prices low. Perkins & Mitchell.
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There will be a special examina
tion of all applicants, desiring to re
ceive certificates to teach in the pub
lic schools of the county, at Blue
Hill, March 7th, 1SIU, beginning at
9 o'clock a. m.
D. M. IIUNTf.Il, Supt.
Waea Bby ww tick, wc care her Caatorfcw
Waea site aa a CUM. site cried for Cutoria.
When riw became Miss, she clung- to Castoria.
Waea aa aad CaUdrea, ahe gwtt them Csatoria,
Coarles.
Kov. Steely tillwl tho pulpit at the
GocKreffntional church lost Sumlny mom
injf, nnd tlitl the snmo at the M. K.
church at night.
Ekler "Winters ppoke nt the M. rl
church in the a m.
Rev. Piatt preached at Franklin morn
intf nnd evening, to supply tho place of
Pastor Harrison, who is still absent from
his church, collecting funds for the
academy.
Our village is usually very peaceful,
but a sad racket at the bank on Monday
the 3d, makes a break in the record, it
is to be hoped the like will not happen
again.
Geo. Harris returned from his sorrow
ful visit to hta former home in Iowa,
March, id
Father Hopaon died, after an illness of
one hour, on the evening of March 3d.
at the home of hta son-in-law, Mr. G. W.
Francis, he was about 80 years of age
and had been a Christian for many
years. X.
Aaafcajr.
March came ia like a lamb, but today
it ia marching right along.
The weather haa been quite stormy
last week.
Rev. Wolfe will fill hia appointment I
am ouauay, wno nas neea aoaeot xor
owe time. A
Church eTary Sunday aTeeung at 7:30
Bible readiag every, other Sunday
night.
Mr. Baker went to Boatwick last week
cabaaineaa.
Heary Lewie of Cowles, was Tinting
friend aad tajatiite ia thie viciaity.
MrtLOiaFrabiekada lady tend
noaa Uaide Koclc, rmUag her
last Tawaiey aaTaral frieaia gathered
at Mr. Owbe to celebrate habirth-
day. Mr. Oorhett
pneed.
hat awr
Patfwiaxa.
Far
ef nan Oaasaaa taeM
yaaraaleeHswal teae aa4 oaa apaa
aii year el aaares west braka. alse eaw
eall at tea efJea.
t nrrratafal thaaka
Baiaaad neaghbora
as daraa the
, ef ear aether.
G.W.Browm
Xm.Acaareai
MmKlGIler
Special Sale during the season, Ave
Tlte KureCounic.
In accordance- with the circular issued
by A. Higbv of Rel Cloud, tho meeting
eot for Wadnosdny, March Uh 181)1. nt
Uebron, Neb., for the purjoo of form
ing a circuit for tho coming fall, was
called to order by J. M. llemibtt, tem
porary chairman. Annon High was
elected tomporary sccrotary. Motion
tnndo nnd carried "that tho temporary or
ganization bo made permanent for the
year 181)1. Moved, seconded and carried
ihat tho first meeting for races in tho
ropoHd circuit, 1 hold at Geneva,
'ilhnoro county, Neb., tho week of Sent,
lltk, 180i. The second meeting nt Ho
bron, Thavor county, Neb., tho week of
Sept. :11st," 18U1. Tho third meeting at
Nelson, Nuckolls county, Neb., the week
of Sept 28th, 18'Jl. Tho fourth meeting
nt Red Cloud, Webster county. Nob., tho
week of Octolwr 3th, 1801, and tho llfth
meeting nt Kdgar, Clny county, Neb., tho
week of October, 112th, 18D1. Each of
Haid meeting places to hold n maettBg, for
the purpose of solecting dates in the
weeks mentioned, nnd forward to tho
secretary of the circuit at Itetl Cloud, not
later than March 10th.
.Moved, seconded nnd cnrrled that-each
place of meeting put in thoir speed list,
tho following racos nt least, viz: - Three
minuto trot, 2:13 trot, 2:33 trot, and free
for all rnce, with tho privilege of drop
ping not moro tbnn ono of the above
rncen, nnd any member of tho circuit can
add any rnce they choose.
Moved, seconded nnd carried that the
entries for all trotting nnd iicing races
closo at least ten days prior to tho hold
ing of each meeting.
Moved, soconded nnd carried that tho
secretary lo instructed to exiond, not to
exceed 8.0 in advertising all tho collec
tive advertising needed by tho proposed
circuit. Each member of tho circuit, to
be assessed to mako up tho amount, 830
pro rate, n to their purses offered.
Moved, seconded nnd carried that the
proj)Ofed circuit be called: Tho South
ern Nebraska Circuit"
Moved, seconded and carried, Umt each
race bo advertised, and specified that
there shall be, at least, three starters in
all classes.
Moved, seconded and carried that each
member of the circuit, furnish bedding,
for speed stnblea free of chnrge, hay and
grain to bo furnished nt reasonable
rates.
Moved, seconded and carried thatench
member of the circuit, charge 82 per stall
for 6eed stables.
Moved, seconded and carried, that a
vote of thanks, be extended to Mr. Gran
ger, assistant superintendent U. &. m.
K. R., for his kindness in holding trains
for the convenience of delegates to this
meeting, and for furnishing a plaoo for
the holding of said meeting, also for his
interest manifested, to make tho circuit
a success.
The following is a list of delegate, rep
resenting the different meeting place, of
the proposed circuit at this meeting:
F. H. Uriggs, Genoa, Xeb., J. h. Ben
nett Hebron, Neb-, G. W. Bradley and
Geo. Smith. Nelson. Neb.. F. S. Orantrer,
Edgar, Neb., J. L. Miller and Anson Hig-,
by. Red Cloud, eb.
Meeting adjourned, subject to a call of .
the president nnd secretary.
a- - -
The spring term of North Branch .
Academy open Tuesday March 10th, The I
term will comprie twelve weeks dosing "
lfcr9th. Yours truly,
H.H. Towjrsairo.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.
Ja
(ww Hummel fiaa tvn koUioa a uro-
tracted meeting at Orio, with goou suc-
Mx. StefTen's chifc. ia xtj met and not
expected to live.
There was a debate in eafaool district
No. 90 on the question of tariff. Re
solved that the present bifn tariff ia ia
jurious to the American people, with
J. M. Brows and Geo. Docker on the
affirmative, Joseph Garbee and Olirer
McCaB on the negative. The qveatiow
waa decided in favor of the afSnaatire.
Coaae agaia boya. fjio.
Used ia UStkm of Homes
pus
Report or the Condition of Hit
Hank ofCowlex.
In lliutatc of Nflinikii, at tin cloic or IhhI-
iir-js, Ki'ltninry.'i, loi.
llllMll'ltCIX
I.umnn(l ilWcomiN .. $ic.v,t .v.
4henlraft". vcmpm! ami uiisfcurt.il. 'Jl
Init-froin S.itiiuial Icwik" -tt 33
l.Val eUttt. furniture nml llxturt ijtj '.-.
riirrt'iitexiieiiMrsainl luxt s :tll .. . S 'X
("lurks anil oilier imhIi item) K U
Hills nt other lianks oo
Fntctliuial jmjicr rurrviu-y, ulckcN
jwitl cents . m
Siic.-lc :ti
Total fS.M-.C Kl
LIA1HI.ITIIH.
raiiltaMtiH1 p.u.lin io.ni oo
UmlMdfil irnllt : M
JliIiiilit:il ll-Minlt .utijrct
to cheek.. . IHU at i
DrtiiHUd certl.1catr of tk- i vt. r.
1m4i rem)r :w" CI
1 lini ccrtirii-atos of .lc-ilt '.'JnS U"
lmto tntc laiik-.iiii ontikcf... I4; K)
Nott'taiiil hills ri'-iUcoultnl WJ Z
Hills jMjuhle l.VMi
Total -'-M-T W
Stale ot Nebraska, otiutt of ehster ss.
I, A. IlllMrvth. ac-tiiiR cashier uf the bo
iiamisl Imnk. tlosoli'iiinly mm car that Uic al-o
.sUtement Is true tolhohcst ot my kaowlctlcc
ami Itcllef. A. I-lltMiitmi. fa-lilcr.
SubC4luulaiaworn to liefoir m- this nth
tUynf Fcbiuary.iwt. John Hi.aixk.
Notary ultlh.
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TmKc olleo
Mary A. Stntton and .Mnrtlm U. Mont
gomery. You aro hereby nctitied thnt
on the 10th day of Jnly l88t. 1 purchased
tho following described lot to-tvit iu tlte
village of Guide Hock. Lot 1, block V
in Webster Coflnty Nebrnnka.
Taxed in tho nnmo of Mary A. Htntton
and sold for tho delinquent tnz for the
year 1887, by tho county treasurer of
Tebster county, amount $"y.03 and if not
redeemed on or before July 10th, 18ll,
I will mnke application for a treasurer's
tax deed. ' M. Hacm.
By L. Haum. Atent.
Krs. A. Galushn is quite sick this week.
Quite a number of neighbors nnd friends
of the parties were in attendance.
The Ladies Society for benefit of the
poor, will meet at Mrs. Wiener'., Saturday
afternoon, March 14th, at two o'clock.
The Welvter county Sunday school in
stitute will meet in Red Cloud Wednesday
evening Xnrch l'Jth. Program will be an
nounced later.
George Lcming. of Denver Colorado,
has bsn in the rity this week, on especial
buines (:) We believe George has a
sweetheart in Iheepnrts thnt attracts his
attention occasionally.
The young friends and nssocintes as
sembled at th residence of Mr. Joseph
Graves' on the 2d inst. nnd had a very en
joyable time. Mr. Graves contemplates
moving on his farm soon. They will be
missed by their mazy frinds.
Attorney J. Torter Jr. of this city has
lately procured a fine pension, with arrear
ages for Edward I. Eagsn. vicinity of
Guide Kock. and thus Another Webster
county citizen made hippy, and the fund
for circulation in the community increased.
Oliver Pown i back from the wilds of
Orrgon He likes the country vry much
and contemplates moving back there in a
short time. Oliver's greatest stoiy is about
a lodge that is three mile by three and a
half long. Pretty large lodge for that
Country.
The lawsuit over a piece of school land
in Garfield township in which Joseph C
Taylor is plantiff and F. M- and J. Y.
Daughertv are defendants, waa again
called in 'Justice Schenck's court oo
Tuesday last, and by agreement con
tinued "for hearing until the 13th at 11
o'clock a. m.
Boyd and Ovfring hare now completed
their arrangements, and are ready to com
mence chipping marble.
Their carver and finisher Mr. D. J. An
drews of Liccola U eipected Thursday.
The firm ha orders ahead that will octra
py the attention of their good workman
for the aext tbre months, snd wjlo the
assisUnceof Chas. Winfrsyasd J K Aaltx,
taeir traveliag ulesmaa. cotabisul with
the pssh and Ttca displayed by the firm
it is very probable that they wiJJ soon be
compelled to empJ7 BeB ia tb5f
work rooans. Red CJcad ca coagratslate
herself ia Kcarlag thie w wdsatry ia
ber midst.
Powder
40 Years the Standard.
Baking
Goods!
Avill astonish you.
J. J.
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-. fcn mi '
Miles i". Hayes'
Patent - Collar !
For sale by J. O. BUTLER
Ken Cloud, Buckeye
Harness shop.
Antl-llore Tiller AMirlHtion.
The Webster County Xutual Protection
and Aati Horse Thief Association meats
at Cowles on Saturday previous to fulling
of the moon each month.
P IIodoso:, Hec'y.
n-Keidcnt Xollce.
Y Cochran. pUtntifl.
ts
Noah II. TlKrai '
Jcl P Ihonm. JWrmlanf,
To the abotr najnrt .Noah II. 7ltn &J
JeSroti It Thooias. j ou atxl ejirh of yoi sre
hretv notiCM tliat on the 71!i 1t of Krl.fn
ary. 1"I.R lhrarw talnttS SIM bis tti
lion aranst you In the office of the r krk of tne
lltrWneosjrtof Webster county, f-braka.il.!
objwtantl ?ajfr of whirti are to forectu a
mortraS' t-cuU,t bv toukrfiitly totaift pl'tn
tiff. on tb" iTth ily of K-tot-r, twa.ua UnZ
smt fi.fo bkvk 1, kay 1 Jrknu' julJltoo
to KM Good. etster eoatity. Nrtrak.
You are further not'fiM to rt5raK! -wt
aW tltlort on r tfor Iody lb- IMh flsy
of April. I'Ol.orthealVtoiJon Utetrtu IHt-r
Ukra eonff-sKtt toy jon to t.tru xnd tlrrre
reniiercdssalnst jwjartonlipriT
r-tTnif:Ar
IJt n. K Chaney. Hit Xtlarun Jl-U
lgHl .Vat Ire.
In tie dlurUt eoert ef Vtrirttrr vrmtj, Ne
braska. Jobs II. Croiton
ts
Sh.trek Croiton. EliTJkbnh CtnVx nfor-l
(.'rnxtoa.M. JoV tArrm rntnpxtif. .fJri l,
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1 be abor- tiuaH poo rrtt-at Crtrtnitatt,
srtll take notlo- tbat tb Ih. dty U brn
arTteiUbe Irr nwaM UrllS. John IL
rrniUrO StJ felt fMlon to US Htl tn rsnjrt ftl
Wlr:T eo"JOtr. sbrka aewnst aM CSmA
et. ae oe iJ prer t ih u fr--fce
a certain ooctrtr- n-rcssj w tb- -f-tlBlf.
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Baker Wire and
Jel work, tin roofing iihiI ell) water works plHrnblna-. a?
nmuHlllon, speeliillle ullh us. I'romplnes gtmriinlee Hiiti jT
work solleiled. 'Mte it ml see Mie Iwo Uowra norllt lr. A "vMr
H. OLARKB Preaident, Albnnjr. N.Y.. J. A. TaLLESTT, fVtce-PreeUlont
Kobi. V.SIimEY, Troaituror
NEBRASKA & KANSAS.
FARM LOAN CO
PAID UP CAlriALt$b0Q0O.
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Ked Cloud, Neb.
Fort Abstract Co., Ked Cloudy
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AbtraetB ot Title,
FurniHhwl to all LiikIh in Wi'lwUrr County, Aauratfly and
ON SHORT NO TICK.
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BAILEY & MYEKS,
Abstracters, Real Estate
and Farm Loan Agent.
Rkd Cloud, Nkhkasra.
AbatraoUs of title funuVhixl accurately and promptly.
Satisfaction Ouaranwl. IIO.WO lyjnd fill
THE TRADERS LUMBER CO.
WILL MAKK--
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POSITIVELY
Lower than any yard in the world
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FIRST NATIONAL BAnK
Red Cloud, Nebraska.
CAPITAL - 7 5,000
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Htarr Clark.
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