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l:. BBK IF1 m IIWIF I liii J?5Ek9WfSa 3SE.W? r.TWiraBE'!SHBB?i3r "ir52-- i L V -- l - . ST , ct's- - iivr :y!v it If -- V. ?u. f " j.1 -- J. Clti "T- - " ' ' 4. &- - &- - . - 5. J - V - - T. - - oi . - tTr-3-.- T 3r.- - , je. Je.."r ,... 'jTV luf - , . A 1v "- - '." - - , - ., X "Jj-?- , ?r?y-- - W JT - - ' W v?3. .z- - "i t '' iff r - v --. .' "'.' . .ambers j&. za-j-- - - -- rr lt :7 ' i T CLOUD CHIEF Bed Cloud fcR. SHED !S CLOUT), EVEUT, 17ZSIASXA. THURSDAY AT The -- ur- fl. L. THOMAS, Cdtter mh4 Proprietor. S:- -- $1.50 a yew If jt4 It Airiaci. 0 EAST -- VIA. THE tot M - Wntm Railway- - go klLES OF ROAD. IthcSllOiT.Eurc anJHAFE rout, between Cornell Bluffs i AND CAOD, MILWAUKEE and nlloints EAST and NORTH. igtcn, 3Jl0f Tittsturgli, Cincinnati, JIontrcol.Tcrcato, Detroit, Cluve- - bnd, Colunto. "it ouks tlic IraTclSng publio reatir Facilities! I AND Mole Advantages Than xl other road in the west. It is tfcOiVLY ROAD between tiuicilpHiiflfr Jind Chicg Fpon which it rn ILLICIT HOTEL CAES ! Id ndditionithwe and to iilejuenll claw es of it id FIBST CbASS WEALS at its VTiMu blA,''"' ' ccuuj wivu. Tract is frel Bail 1 Its cches tr tie Finest I i Its Equipment First diss I i train? arofi Kquipped with with air braKes- - mcntJ'! i ol which combined. Innit FasiH Speeeai i Sure and close Ccncecuois I And everting a passenger can oenre to t make a journey fQlCK P jsant & COMIfUiiTAISJjJS I Mnian Slipcra on all Night Irainsl IT IS THE People's Favorite Route At Council lafis the Through .i rains 01 tnt i,j ! a " Vni . fi KfflC KaimCPMU torn, wi i is v - juuRjoint un.ucpou L. fP is-o- wihlo hef t travelinic.atnttodatioM has will buy r ticket bytnu iwuve mm auu IriLLTAKKOSB OTUEU. Ticket fccnts can sell yo11 Through pickets H tnis Bead and enc: usual Slcage Pree cf Charge. 4 Isma Tick! OrriCM-13- 24 Farnam Street, Cnr.4thJnd at Union Pacific Depot. IroancU Ulullricket OffiecF-C- or. Brodwar ana Union l'alSc Transfer Dcjot. . , . . lenver Offic In Colorado Central ana union Tfset OQcc. .. 3an Trancisi Office 2 cw Montsomery tsu i., . For infornkion, folders, maps. etc.. notob-niiwb- lo at fowe Ticket OfliccF. address any aIOLOi iuo njiau, i UTIUEEITT, W. H. STBHKBTlf Mon'l Mafescr, Ocn'lTass. Agent. Calico. 111. 2HIM2R BKOTRERS nilDQUAmF-R- S FOR I LSTiSJ 1SSSW7v itH 'eaesj s I inn - n,Sis,lraeUieric&s SFWIIVG MArniiSES ROBINSON .Wagon Company, h? Mi JLVXCFACTCREUS OF Farm & WAGONS .Buggies & Phaetons. )o( We do not Want Agents WE OFFER OUR -- Standard Trade Vehicles, TQ- - THE TKADE. Work that lias an established reputa- tion, anil thatrcan be handled witn sat- isfaction, both to buyer and seller. Send for designs and prices to ROBINSON AVAGON CO. trJy Cincinnati, Ohio. GOOD liOlfWS. Quick Time I Through Traine I Close Connections 1 No Delay-- ! Burlington Rou TO CHICAGO AND THEE Voir titrates of Fare will "be made. S3HOs Through Cars vriU beran from B.& U.C881HWB "UIMU IU yQICa0.'tjsr? A ten minuiec connectioa'wia w naf?'m?in cuncJBeioB. j C.vsuoauu uuse. coiBeaMSSl e BMS.W we east, so SJeepiH Dem tt.lM TilSiMrr Wsltetew0 y iei re MKfJM aa-J- i- MOri Bi . J T01ST.OX)UM OTESOUT fTw Thelwrli resgrnKtr ifcifii. rr -- ? sac; leeaebs IMUBMUM, JiiSEVBTl . SS m Kline krra : i::mk m i Eleetosfs-v- u rsa- - ,USl.Lttis. lNAPOLIS. ATJ.lAND THE BNUWEAST. We nbU t the wwtii- - eati'emoriui wt KaJlroH far IacltU- - sbus. .asrf(;ll -- detrl ;, WWHMUVWi .1" i3t - Jt- - s "' ;?:aMtXMli'LfiMii. wtWw:ast tiwsl wf r wtsit-iet- e. eu&Tei Chie VOL. VIII. BU8IXESS DIJIECTOIIY. O. C. CASE, A TTORXnV AT LA1V. OJpcc one door north of Gurbcr's Store. BED CLOUD, XKB. Collections msiile & promptly remitted. M. J. S. GILHAM, A TTORXEY AXD COUKeELOR AT LAW. Office one door north oKaley Brox. RED CLOUD, - NEBRASKA. W. C. REILLY, AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. ATTORNEY REAL. EBTATB AOE2T. Red Cloud. Neb. 3Propt Attention Given to Collections. Orric- r- with C. II. rOTTER. at Red Cloud Drue Store Edwin C. Hawley. A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. Offico over Farley's Drag Store. BED CLOUD, 1IEB. James Laird,. A TTORN'EY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. Juniata, - Neb- - Will practice in all the Courts of the State, rroinpt attention jriven to all business entrusted to his care. Oflice on the east side Juni jta Avenue. juljl-- 7 !T. S. Kalxt. J. L. Kalkt, O. W. Kalkt, iJlooininton, Itcd Cloud. Neb. Nebraska. KALEY BROS., A TT0RNEY8 AT LAW & REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Will practice in all the Courts in Nebraska and northern Kansas; collections promptly at- tended to and correspondence solicited. BED CLOTO, Ketrasbu Also. AsenU for B. & M. R. B. Lands. I. W. TCLIiEYS, HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, .U. S. PenHion Surgeon. Office over Kaley-Bros- . law office. BED CLOUD. 2TEEBASEA ELBERT A. H AJLi RI. D. ;Piysiciaxi& Surgeon, RED CLOUD, NED. Assistant Suntcon B. M. R. R. R. a Office oicr Johnson Ar Creps' dry goods store Resi-disi- co ovcr-F- . Nowhauee's store 196in J." MM0SENA, M. D. E. SlPES, M. D. EliECTIC Physicians and Surgeons, RKD CLOUD. NEB. Will pay special attention to Obstotrics and diseases of women Also ueneral and special sureiTy. Ditcnses of the Kyo and Ear. Charges moderate. Office over Hhorer's Drug More Dr. Moseuas residence is 4 honses north of school house. Dr. Sipes' residence is first bouse northjof J.Z Thomas. go-- 1- JAS. IV. CALLENDER. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, (ALLOPATHIC SCHOOL.) Prompt attendanco on all calls in tho practice of tsedicincs or surgery. CoVlES, - NEBRASKA. . tU MORAXVILLK, C. .F. MOIUNVILLE, cowi.es. keb. AM DOT, NKB. MORANVILLE BROS., Homoeopathic Physicians. ortrt.PS Jfe AMBOY. KEBUASKA. i .'ill profcssionalcalls will receive onr 40in6 prompt nil caremi aiwnuuu H Dr. H. A. Baird, EESIDENT DENTIST. RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA. W. . Richardson. S. Garter. Eichardson & Garher, DEALERS IN Lxve stock:. BED CLOUD. NEBRASKA. Highest marltet price paid for hogs and cattle. E Smith S. C.8ttn M.B.THnm-sO- K. F?A First Nat. Cash. First Late Teller First B.Btrice Nat-Ban- k Nat. jank neat- - jjeb. Beatrice Heb. miif rorshomp5on, BANKERS. RED CLOUD, NEB. make collections iu any part of the Uiitld exchance upon the pnnei-pallSte- rn oities-L- oan money npon improved subject to sijht TMt nen time deposits, and trans- - acticcneralBaBkins; business. Omaha National, Bank, A. S.iddeck.tL .SSenaton First NaUonal Bank NeYOTk,CambridgeYaUey National Rank. Cwitidce New York. : OMAHA Sample roruiOH. Room, TWO DOORS WE8T OF BOY'8 nOME. iKtsps on hand the best brand of "Wines. Lidtei. Beer. Ale. and fine Cigars. A share of thet;Hi; rotronase isaolieeted. NRT COOK, PKOPR1ETOE RED CLODD Drug . Paints, kVSSHSSV' J m VARNISHED is Ifi m- - ? rxm rif b jbsjt Liac kept esiMtMvuy ea uhiih tA aje A Jsvite U sumhh ei HENRY COOK. st MSB mi: l gS, t tu-MfZ- .- 9 M . , IB iji ., - BL-HBtisBi- w-" 1 4 "JFm Vigilance Is RED CLOUD, THE CHIEF. L. THOMAS, tuiiur-- i . J THURSDAY, SEIT. 16, 1880. I NATIONAL BErUBLICAl' 7ICEET. For Frondad, JAMES A. GARFIELD, of Ohio. For Vice Frcridml, CHESTER A. ARTHUR, of Xrw York. PBSSI32NTZAL ZLEST0B5. G. W. COLLINS, afFamic. J. M. THURSTON, of J)out,la. JAMES LAIUD, of Adam. For Congress. E. K. VALENTINE, of Canting Co. For Contingent Congramnan. T. J. MAJORS, ofXamaha Co. For Governor. ALRINUS NANCE, of Polk Co. For Secretary of Stole. S. J. AJ.EXANDER.'oJrtfi'mm Co. For Auditor of Fidilie Accounts. JOHN WALLICIIS, of Hail Co. For Trcumrcr. G. M. BARTLETT, oflMucaslcr Co. For Attornq General. C. J. DILWORTII, of Phelps Co. For Chin's, of Public- - Ldtul and Buildings A. G. KENDALL, ofHoimrd Co: For Snpt. of Public Instruction. W. W. W. JONES, of Lancaster Co. SENATORIAL. For Senator 24th District. C. B. COON, of Thayer Co. COUNTY TICS3T. For Representative. HON. II. S. KrVLBY, of lied Cloud. For Commissioner ?,d District. HUGH STEVENSON, of Inmate. For County Judge. JNO. R. WILLCOX, of Pal Cloud. The Republican campaign in Ne- braska, will open in earnest on the 29 lh of this month. Tlic Hon. Lorenzo Crounsc will, at that time, address the people of Red Cloud and vieininy, at the court house at 7 r. M. OUB WASHINGTON LETTE3.- - . W.Vs'HINOTON, D. C, Sept. G, 1S80. ) So far as any discrepancy in the ac- - counts of Captain I fowgatc ns disbure- - ing officer of tho signal service .Bureau has been reported, I am authorized to say that the report is false. The Captain has of late made himself prominant in an effort to secure by questionable means the position made vacant by General Meyer's death, and to that extent, however great his merits, deserves condemnation. But he is a man trusted by all who know him, and j who was lately relieved from the duties of disbursing officer simply became his other official duties were enough to ' tax the energies of even so industrious a man as himself. Captain Payne, the indomitable in- vader of the Indiau Territory, has writ- ten that he will be in this city before Congress meets and will push nn inves- tigation of the whole subject, of citizens rights in the lands he has invaded. He claims, that the legitimate residents of the Indian Territory Indians and otlicrs do not object to anything which he has done, or proposed; that he has kept himself within the 1nwM and that the Iudian oflice, and the authori - ties generally in this eity have been misled by reports from interested par- ties. General Grant has refused the presi- dency of the San Pedro Mining Com- pany, Jhe despatches this morning say. For sonic time past there has been a story here, said to come from the Gen- - coupon fers it to any other, and if to able to live without future employment, I have no doubt he will do so Washington owes to him more than to any other president since Washington and would givo him a cordial welcome. He owncs several pieces of property here. Ex-Govern-er Sheppenl this Dis- trict '"Boss Sheppenl" writes to his friends that is suffering from injuries received,during the lafe journey to his Mexican Mines, and irom fever, but lIOTafcyBMOthingoftbe productiveness me mines. InirecentJetterlsaid that the next session Congress, tho. balance of the Geneva- - Award fund would distributed, The great obsticle to Con- gressional action in the past been the persistent chums of the Insurance Companies to the balance the award. There claims were finally rejected by the last Congress, on the grounds that ' ;thcy,.(tlie Insurance Compames) were not actual loosers, and that they were paid when shown to bev actual loosers under the iaw; of 1 874. Tlie;rcmaindic willnow Jbe distributed, as a partofli has alreadj-bee- n, toflfcitijww ijpo w.i r d&&'i2Z&ZZ:-'- ueuA. ;vmi?.M?jw-zxnmm.aL.mm.cm- W- J'vrL:' rTMKiBjMUjSBBMMBMBHj "P'W,I-- 1 ' - ll;aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaayiaaaaaj the prica of Llberti," and 16, ISSa CO. those "ivlio lost by tlio payment of heavy war premium1 to thee Insur- ance Couiiuutiea. JlHLi favorable to the above claw of claimauts have pitt- ed the House time and again, but have failed lo pas the Senate; At the last CAion the Sciinte reuued to pas a bill ' tn tlio Iiisiiranre Cinntank. f W -- -j j , . -- ... e.. tl.l .'. f uilu u i iimj.jiuj ui uitv, iuiu nit ter over till the next so&iion. Ksox. leauritlc Cctutj Csnretla. There will be a county. convention the democratio clecto' of 'Avebster county, at, Rejl ' jCl AiUf .. yu An V?M.'.', &4fi,v1nl' ' September 25,1 Bt'alb' JjbrFoe of chos-ingono- aBsBM;K WlM State . - . convention, one HMMHCIOJM&U udiclal ansBr bi - r convention, kmmmmmmmWrJ&? Senatorial jrtko eiich action '! re gard to nomii HLSflLK3HLIJiLflBnW4K ek Tlic scyeraljii &mmmm OW i BmmmmmmmmWmmW. - "T Z- ' to a reprcseftj iH'-Ttw- - each. 'T wasSilaEn"r' Cv2 Y A CATJtt?" f SATI TT Call for Republican Pet-Cquvtm-- j tion of the 5th JudtcialOwrtpcfc of Jie-bnin- ka. Tlic Republican electors of the 5th Judicial District are hereby icalled to send delegates from the Several coun- ties to meet in district convention in HantingiJ, Nebraska, on Friday, the day of October A. D., 1880, at 10 o'clock A.M., to place in nomination a candi- date for the office of District Attorney, for the 5th Judicial District, and to transact such other business as may come before the convention. The several counties aro entitled to representation in District Convention as follows: COUSTIIS. DEL. COUNTIES. DEL. Adams 11 Harlan G Buflalo 7 Hitchcock 2 Cheyenne 3 Keith 1 Custer 2 Kearney 5 Dawson 3 Lincoln 3 Furnas 5 I'help" 3 Frontias 1 Red Willow 2 Franklin 5 Sherman 3 Gosper 2 Webster 9 ed By order of Rep. Dist. Ccn. Com. m A. E. IIakvky, Saji. L. Savidge, Secretary. Chairman. Kearney, Neb., Aujj. 20, 180. She came intolhe office with a jerk and a slam. Her hair was cut s'nort and a patent eye glass straddled her As her wine dropped on the table she snaimcd. "1 want the busi ness inanatjer." "He stands before i you, madam," "Don't call me 'madam,' a. mv ii:iim! is Dr. Clvmer and l want a buVmeS3 card inserted in the Globe." V(,. rfi hnvc voll the c0l)Vv" "Copy! I'd like to know what you're hero fore, if it isn't to get up advertise- - ments. My name is Dr. Cfymcr. 3iy office is at the Commercial, No. 502. Make a regular card and put in, par- ticular attention paid to surgery." "Very well, Miss " "Don't -- Miss' You newspaper men think you're smart. I tell von there is no such Uli ai? M;Ss. o; Mr. There should be Ln ,i!s,:ni.l:Vrt llftinft for m;lio and female in the English language. There is no need of it. I'm a doctor. Is it anybody's business whether I'm a man or a woman? l nose two worus snouiu be buried." "Yes, M I mean doctor, but tho words must be used some- times." "I tell you there's no need of them. Your arithmetics, and your law books, and all your other hcathinish boolcs always commence a proposition, 'If a man,' why don't they say, 'If a woman?' There isn't a place in tho language where the wont "woman , COuld not be used for the word 'man,' j flm vjt.0 versa." "Rut, Mad Doclor, , wlien we tilink of Auditor Lidtke's case, it secTns all right to have a man UitlilltC. ill ifUUlll If lltl 1 J fc It fill Hi- - r damus, would you?" "Ipu will have pretty quick if you call me 'Madam' again." "Then there's Mandrake, tho pill man, did you overhear of a woman drake?" "He's a quack." "Then j there's Hancock, how much enthusiasm she cackled,. "Then there w:us a famous professional person who died in Nor- way a few days ago. His profession was not tho same as yours, but it re- quired equal skill and nerve. We allied bun 'Ole Bull.' 2sbw suppose sonic one should you ole hcifei' ." But the business manager got no further with his suppositions; for, by the way the cane rattle around his shoulders before ho reached the stairs, one would have said tlio Doctors name had been changed from Clvmer to - Hewa Itcas. boa all cvertia State.' AusTora Trill soon have an elevator competed. ETiiwigs sighs Xor a pork packing '' S Cwmbus talks of buying achemical fireMigine. Penea Landinsr will have- - a steam. fermto the Dekota side. - sJ v. jHStuitn has rrTflivwl tlm ap.rnntcr-- tmeetfo'r its military company, 33ie "Catholies of Albion wul sbon "boffin , ., worlcoa achemical bculdinir. - Brldits!are considerably dariikced In hXcuha-rxmit- y byliighwater-t- " - t flHwAInRHrI- - Tjf (AflM rtT. Il. Tl T - lin.' UUWBUIB iVK l"U VII il i win w iftrexljn JiMto9fetfinty Taridshinpcd BfSlAA a. ' 'iWW' d oral ana Mrs. urant, mat ne would get up shouting for 'ILui-mak- e his home in this city. He pre- - t, ,,? ito n r,Pt m-lm- he much of he hopes to be restored to him, Ztnco7 Globe. oi at of be has of of 1st no.Je. me. one call ; Colfsud, awrfeNiaa&KLpv;:! Kv.vi- - Jt- 9J r. K tS iiipssstfjfc-'s:'-j v. "s LK'ffstfS'' -' tnSMSG " r u illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllH SLySv $150 ayear is tJiepriceoltc WEBSTER NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER cstaJpRiincnt. fuirYigorsodnelimb KuchoTlneilisirmfkcdIu fcsyssgsjas5 A Cbicnso man intends starting a wholesale dry goods store in Lincoln Tliorc are now on the Xcbraska Mei of the river 100,000 ucs tor uie onui. line. convention was called at Palinyra tn take action for uniform protection front norsc inicvea. Hastings v.-I- Il clablih a wind null faetorv on an improved mill, patended recently by one of her citizen. At the railroad junction lx?tween Jackhon and Dakota City in Dakota county, a new town will oo tarted. Work has been commenced on the Nebraska Citv tlutillerv improvement and a fall force will bo. put on tins week. ? ; Thcfioralhnll at tbcFronOHt foir grouhdis one of the Ik1 arrngd and most commcKlious of anyiiu tbetUj. It is said that notwithstarKlinfr the drought the wheal crop 'of Jlaniilton will average more per acre than last 3'dar. Tlio hav industry continuous to de- velop. .Nebraska will furnish Colorado with a great proportion of what she .will consume. Another drove of nlicep from Now fexice v on tho way to trcmont ana will retch there in about three weeks. The flock numbers 7200. There is talk of organizing a G. A. R post at North Bend, there being no less than IOO cx-soiui- wiinin a ramus ui jjix miles of town. Dakota county has three saw mill-- , three flouring "mills, thirty schools, twelve church organizations, with a population of 3500, mostly American-- . Several men with plenty of capital, who island ready to form a stock com- pany to build a hotel at Grand Island, and" furthermore that work will soon bo begun. The Hasting Episcopalians have their new church edifice niistl and nearly roofed. The Methodists are a little behind on their church, but it will be enclosed by the lal of the month. Two young women recently drove through the Kcpublican valley with no escort ami think that it speaks well for a frontier country that they were never to much as offered an affront. Clay of excellent quality for brick near Ord, Valley county, and a real brick industry is likely to be de- veloped. Prairie has is used in the kilns, instead of wood, and the bricks ! manufactured aro of good quality. Tlio exodus negroes who were ir.imrlit tn Ilimilinlt Inst imrini' rettirn- - to iheir old homes in the south last weel Thev found good friends here ie braska, but longed for the Jjunny South Tlio road between Blue Springs ami Beatrice is being pushed forward very rapidly. The rails have been laid from Beatrice to the Blue, and the balance of the grading will soon be finished. Stromsburg is moving to have a fire department .since its narrow 'escape from destruction a few days ago. A donation of a part of a hook and ladder apparatus lias been accepted, aim a meeting will soon be called lo oianize company and equip it. Recently the legs of a man were found on the river at St. Paul, and last week the thighs, and lower portion of the body were washed ashore at Loup Ferry. It is thought that a murder has l)ccn committed and the body cut up to cover up the crime. A Columbus inaiij who has just ad- ded InOO sheep to his large flock, says that there arc capitalists in Chicago ready to invest hundreds of thousands of dollars iu sheep in Nebraska on shares, provided they can find careful and thoroughly competent men to take them. A meeting was recently held in North Bend to take action respecting the pro- posed crcamerv, which is to be a branch of the Fremont concern.. There was considerable interest manifested, and a committee, to raise the $3000 capital needed, was appointed. It looks now vs though the North Benders would be ready for the enterprise as soon :is work is begun on the Fremont creamery, which will be by January 1. There is great kicking against the imposition, at the republican state con- vention at Lincoln, of making delegates purchase ice water. Two boys cleared $19 by this small business and The Democrat says thev deserve no credit for their enterprise. It continues further: "As much as Lincoln has re ceived from tho hands of the people of Nebraska and then to charge a repre- sentative body, like the republican SLttc convention, an nickel each fur a glass of ice water, is simply an outrage. hoever is responsible for tins piece of inc,inno33 should bo shown up to tho commnnitv." MRS. O. ITI. HAWLEY, Vocal and Instrumental MUSIC W. H. REED DEAIXtt IK FRUITS rrr:ARQ. .. tor Arm. w.i w ...-wwr- . CONFECTIOEERY FRESH OYSTERS Green i Gannetl -- FRUITS- vmBaBswaa aw Era, etc, etc.' A-sh- are of the public patronase rer BDUUUUJy.-aOUClie- a ' " - rtakrwpcuLvpain3 iokcep fi:k,fivruL;t. ,. .'n.-,- i'u:ui e.uiFWHHMU V t "??TTm BBBBBBBBMBBBy BaaBaaaaMBwlBWwar"2S2CBaaBaaW?-'''- - h W I ' aBHPF aavan ''-'- . fc., ,j bj?:-- F: i' EMIGH BROS. MEAT MARKET RED CLOUD, NEB. The fhofwt of re? eU. Sar. rowUand evemhisc In lb Due lbt lb. --- krt 5orU.iJAjon h.jl. vSb jp to doort wuth f ocrr s drsr trr. F. NEWHOUSE, -- DLALUR I- K- DRY-GOOD- S, Groceries and Notions, RED CLOUD, - NKBBASKA. Tlic public generally an reuuiwtcd to call and examine :ny gixxis and prices, as a shaseof tho patronage is solicited. Store, first door north of Mother's meat market. lt-2- 0 F. NEWHOUSE. SAM'L GARSER i DT11I.KK IN Dry Goods and Groceries BOOTS and SllOllS Hats? Caps. & Ready Made Clothing! We have the Largest Stock in the Valloy and will not be undersold. Give us a call, one and all. Sam'l Garber Ked Cloud Xeli. fMluino.Mnnwbcfor',tbcpnbliciott for us than altinytbluc cle. capi tal nni rmulrrJ. no will Mart jou Jliadar and upwards mtdeat home by the industrinu. tuna ronien. boy anil irl nnnteJ KVrrrwhcre. t" work for tu. now the time. u can dnrute jonr whole tiiaa to the work, or only ynnr pro mnnirtiH. no othi-- r Lusincv will pay yti nrnriy M well, no one villinr tu wtirk caw fail to m;ko enormous p.iy hy tBi,-iKii- i: at om-c- . Cctlr out-l- it and terms ffc. A pre"t pi'rtninty Tur ine-i- n iaony e.cly nl honorably. AiJrji. J rue Co.. AuruU. Maine y 7 lRlNDAuis SPAVIN CUREJ Kendall's Spavin Cure. The mostiracec?fal itemTr rcr diorrrl. it is rcrtAin in its tflects and dots not blister. Head nroof telow. Fkom Kev. P. X. GRANGER, PrejidinzElderoftheHt. Albw DlstHct. St. Albans. Vt.. Jan. 20th. 1SW. Ok. B. J. Kkkdau. rt 'o.. OenU-I- n rei4x to rourletlcrl will say that my esrerienee with Lendll's Soarin Cnre hw been rery satufs-tor- y iadowl. Three or fonryer aro I ireureil a bottle of your agent, and with it. rureU a honw nf lamenoM by a spavin. lat ea-'n- my horse becamo rery lame and I turned him out for a few weeks when he becama better, bat when I put him en Uie rod ho grew worse, when I dis- covered that rinsbono wiu formloit. I proeared a bottlo of Kendall's Spavin Care and with lei tb.-i- a bttlc enrcl him so that ha is not lame. neither can the baneh be. fonnd. Kepectfally yoat. P. N. OIVSUER. PEIWEVEKANCE WILL TELL. Stonehton. Mass.. Mareh J6lh,15S0. B.J. Kendall X Co., (ients; In jnrtie Vt yon and myself. I think I ouht f It tyou know Uwt I have reinoTcd two bone !pains with "Kro-daJ- I's Spariit Cace.' oao very lwe one. don't dnow how lon?e the spavin hwl ben there. I have owned the horse euht msnlhs. It Ucxl me foar months to ttke the larce one o!f and two lor the suall on. I have osed ten bottles. The hore is entirely well, not at all stiff, and no buueb to be ien or felt. This is a wonuorim inedicide. It is a new thins; here, bntifitdoe frnll what it his done for mo iu sale will be very sreat. Uespectlully jrours. Cras. E. Passu. eml address for Illustrated Cirralsr which w think Rtves rositive pnwf nf iu vlrtnes. No remedr has ever tnet with suc.i unqualified sac cet to our knowledge, for beast u well a man. ITice 51. Pr bottle, or x. botues lor 5--j Hrnpriit hsl it nr pan ceL it fir TOU. or it will be sunt to nay address on "eeeiptf price by the nmnnrtnn. 11. J. KKNUALL .fc CO. Enosbnrjih s'alls Vt. NO. Ch Samuel West, Tobacco, Cigars, CONFECTIONERY, CANNED KUCITJi, m:sif nunH OKACKKKS, CUKESE. OKANiire-LBMONS- , .ucn a mx mc ok a.cy & CASHES, AXK A Klferr CLAM Ice Cream Parlor, Wheiv yti can 1ity get a nioe dUh of W Cream dnrinjr the SKtoru A rhare of the nnMi jwtronstr m rcovtfuUv nltcitcl. Kirt tUwr .uih of 'Mitchell & Morhart . Ilnn Cloci - - NrontuK. PRQUDFTP & HARSH, (1ENERAL ni:u.r.tt tx mi .1 Jin n9.u: e )and STOVES, Guide Rck. - IVc. 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