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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-15
The Official Canvass,

The official canvass of tie vote.
cast in this county at the last election
will not be deferred longer than Fri.
day Commissioner Leadley is alread,
here, and if either of the other Com
mssioners is absent on Friday, some
citizen will be sworn in 10 act in his
stead.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-15
A Good Enough Excuse.

Conversation overheard on Main
street between two married men:
ayes; we have an Odd Fellows
Association and Council of Chosen
Friends in town.
''But these are not lodges, you
know"
mo; but they are good enough ex.
cuses to stay out late on
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-15
Fruit on the Road.

Parties who have engaged their
winter supplies of fruit Of Thomas
Davis, of Boise City, may be assured
OF getting it, as transportation is Sc
cured, and portion of it is on the
road. Thomas DAVIS,
NIL Per T. w.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-15
Stage Trnle

+. r. Rheinstrom from Blackfoot,
L. j. Barrett from Blackfoot, 4. n.
Purdun for Omaha, H. Lefevre from
Galena, and II. Cassidy and J. Riley
from ketchum.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-15
Merchants, Hotel Restaurant.

This popular dining-room is now
conducted on the European plan.
Meals at all hours, from I a. m. to 7
p. m. Prices to suit. E. FISHER.
n13-3t
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-15
P0st0mce Hours.

Week days-Ofice open from A. NJ 70 7kpM
Sundays-from IL to NJ.
Money Orders issued from A. n. to 4P. NJ
No Money Order or Registry business transacted
on Sunday.
Bsckfoot mail closes at ~ A.. n.
Kelton closes at A. NJ.
Ketchum, Galena and Sawtooth closes at 70 p N
Bullion closes at r. M.
Boise closes at 5k Pm.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-15
RIDGWAY'S SENTENCE.
1T Is COMMITTED TO IMPRISON.
MENT FOR LIFE.
How He Received the News-He Prefer.
Perpetual Incarceration to Hanging
The Communication.

The communication of the sentence
Of Samuel Ridgway, now in the county
Jail under sentence of death for the
killing Of Curly Sherwood few months
ago, arrived last night on the Boise
coach. 1t was as follows:
The Governor Of the Territory of Idaho to the
sheriff of Alturas county, greeting:
WHEREAS, At the July term, \.
ID. 1882, Of the District Court Of the
Second judicial District, held in and
for the County of Alturas, Samuel
Rldgway was convicted Of the crime
OF murder in the first degree and was,
by the Judge presiding in said court,
sentenced to be hanged on the 22nd
day of September, A. d. 1882; and
WHEREAS, 4 repricve was granted
by me in the aforesaid case, postpon-
ing the date for the execution of the
Judgment of the court upon said
Ridgway until the Goth day Of Octo-
Der, 4. d. 1888; and
WHEREAS, A further postpone
ment OF the execution Of the judg-
ment Of the court in this case was
granted by me, fixing the gath day Of
November, instant, as the date for
carrying into execution the Judgment
OF the court upon Samuel Ridgway;
and
WHEREAS, After full, careful, and
deliberate consideration of all the
statements, evidence and facts placed
before me in relation to the crime,
trial and conviction Of Samuel Ridg-
way, ! am satisfied that the ends Of
justice and the interests Of society will
be best subscrved BY the inhiction Of
lesser penalty in the aforesaid case;
Now, THEREFORE, Be it known
that I, John B. Neil, Governor Of the
Territory Of Idaho, by virtue of the
authority in me vested by law, do
hereby direct that the Judgment of the
Court in the case of Samuel Ridgwav
be not carried into execution; and
do further direct and order that the
sentence in said case be, and the same
hereby is, committed, to one Of i'm
prisonment for life, at hard labor. in
the Territorial Penitentiary, located
near Boise City, Idaho Territory.
And | do now command you,
without unnecessary delay, to de-
liver the said Samuel Ridgway into
the custody Of the United States
Marshal, or other officer having
charge of said penitentiary, to be by
him kept in confinement in said
prison, at hard labor during his natu-
raj life.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-15
Browns Shakespeare,

OTHELLo (snspecting). "Methinks scent
u mouse.
Or is't Il hHmor in my blood:'
IAGo {aside). Browns Liver Pills, if in
the house,
Would nip this hnmor in the bud
oh! they yell, o, Act 18th with.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-15
Browns Robt. Enfns.

Now, villa this tale o'trnth shall read,
llka mon and miiher's SON tax heed,
When anld Nick wad gi' We cough or cold
Browns Cough Balsam cures. My tale
is tauld.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-15
WEATHER REPORT.
JOTTINGS.

Fresh Eastern oysters, fried, stewed or
plain, at the Nevada Chop House.
If you want really elegant printing,
you must come to the Times office.
Oysters in every style at the Nevada
Chop House, up to O'Clock in the morn
lug.
Go to No. LOCO Main street for your
candies, fruits, confectionery, and vege-
tables.
DR.. Marshall. of Bellevue, is visiting
Haley, and preparing to take the Salt
River packet.
II. Cassidy returned to ketchum this
afternoon, after having been engaged in
county matters here for 4 few days.
just received at May, krieg & Co.'S:
A large assortment of the latest styles OF
Galifornia-made clothing and overcoats.
Ask any newsdealer for copy Of the
TINES map of Wood River. 1t is the
most accurate extant, and only costs %
cents
Now is the time for the professional
snowshoe maker to get to work, as when
snow does come to stay the demand will
be immediate.
The United States mail to and from
Haley and Wood River was considera-
bly, lighter the past week than at any
time since last winter.
The miners now working on the Jay
Gould mine are doing only development
work. AS little ore will be extracted AS
possible until next spring.
The HALEY Theater saloon is being re-
modelled and re-painted, preparatory to Il
new opening, when IL pool table will be
added to the attractions Of the place.
Rev. Father Nattni is expected daily
to arrive from Boise City, AS his pres
ence is needed. The disposal of the pro-
tee,ls of the Catholic fair will be arranged
LIZ ..rri I'll
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considerably.

.lz- .t.,.iani CONSIDERABLY.
lne firm of Bell q Metcalf has dis
solved. MIR. Metealf owns some vallla-
Bile mining properties, to the exploitation
of which, he will devote his time and
means. Mr.. Bell will continue the bust
ness.
Ed. Adkins left this afternoon on the
Bellevue stage, and will proceed thence
to Naples, where he will engage in the
wholesale liquor trade. lie will sell by
trade in that way.
The Recorders Office is mt present in Il
comatose condition. Very little bust
ness, in fact nothing but old mine loca-
tons are being posted on the books.
The mine sales, which came on with
rush last month, have suddenly ceased.
The Democratic emblem of freedom,
which so proudly tloated from the jack
staff OH top OF the Grand Central Hotel
on the day OF the Democratic ratification
meeting. was taken back to its owner
yesterday and hid away in dark closet.
Mrs. George NJ. Parsons writes from
Salt Lake that the stage road TO Black
foot is by long odds the worst she ever
saw, hut that she wouldn't miss going
East anyway, even if she had to go over
it again. She expects to come in by
rail.
Frank Oliver, night watehman, Is be-
coming weary OF the stiffness OF the
nights. Not long since he had his hands
full taking care of DRINKS, sneak thieves
and hoodllms, but lately there is no ex-
element, and the streets are SO deserted
that he feels lonesome.
William Mcqueen, Superintendent OF
the @ X mine. of Bullion, left yesterday
morning for Salt Lake, intending 10 be
gone all winter. He may come i'll about
the end of january or LIST of February,
however, rs Il party of capitalists pro-
pose to come about that time.
The town fire warlens should see to
the extension Of several stove-pipes,
which merely reach above the roof of
some houses on Main street. Last night
one of these short pipes took fire, and the
chances for setting fire to the side wall of
the adjoining building. which ran sew
eral feet above the saloon roof and near
the stovepipe. appeared about i'll the pro-
portion OF five for to three against.
Ward 4 Quantrell have fitted up the
large room on the south side OF the main
CutTduct 10 I1aIiey IHcdtet wiz +" 80.
range, and complete line OF cooking
utensils is there also. The Use of this
room, stove aud ut,ls Is is offered free
to all clubs, dancing parties, lodges,
skaters and others who may desire re-
freshments during winter evenings, and
it is proposed that such parties bring
with them canned oysters and ground
coffee, to prepare their own refresh
ments.
Eight fire and frost-proof warehouses
and cellars have been constructed In Hal
ley, all filled with merchandise and win
ter supplies, and the stock upon the
shelves and in the stores is but u small
part of The goods OH hand. BY this means
the amount of insurance carried Is re-
duced to minimum, the risk from nre
is lessened and freezing avoided. Inc
cost Of the fre-proof warehouses, built
of brick, stone and adobe, or under,
ground with earth roofing, Is regarded
Ne profitable investment.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-15
Browns Shakespeare.

CAssIrs {hoarscly) ''Ye Gods, my throat
is sore -
BRCTrs lsniling}. = Crowns Tar
rroches try, aud wheeze no molx ="
Julius! Sieze her!
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-15
Browns Moore
NEW TODAY.
Dissolution Of CO-PartnershiD.

The co-partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned in the building bus ness. under
the frm name aud style of Bell Metcalf, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
All moneys due the lats firm will be collected
by Thomas Bell. who will also pay all accouunts
due by the same.
THOMAS BELL,
+. O. MErCALF.
HALEY. I. T.. Nov. Is. Iss3. nl5wlt
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-15
Lessons on the Guitar.

Professor Conrad lick gives lessons on the
Guitar and Brass Instruments.
He Ia agent for the celebrated Martins Guitar.
Terms very reasonable.
Inquire 1T Leon Fuld's postofiice store. s28
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-15
u II CTS.

u 10 CTS. - La CTS.
THE PRICE OF DRINKS REDUCED
10
TWELVE AND A HALF CENTS,
AT A. STEWARDS SALOON,
BULLION. IDAHO n6-w1
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-15

me firm of Bell Il Metcalf has dis
solved. Mr.. Metcalf OWNS some val,,a-
bic mining properties, to the exploitation
of whiel, he will devote his time ami
means. Mr.. Bell will continue the bust
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06
MORE BANK HcHAxon
sHrrH Bios p.sfcsE % gYxsx RIO
crocp BANK. IN xcsaEz. xocrrS
y ogTC1IT

&C Smith ~ sini,h Bros hank.
les-As,&oAoe anl ief, the data
soS lac So.ios.ng announcement.
Owing 20 the continued ifIncns AZ his
brother and partner. in the National
bank Of Teatice. requiring much Of
his lime there, and the donis Of hs
speedy recovery. Mr.. Smith conelud-
ed TO sell Cut his bnsine.s here, - the
first care OF both banks vas too much
for any one man. Their occesson
here will DO
NosHEs, Nooss . oCrcaEr
u orher and also Outcalt are Of the
firm Of Marsh Bros, M.her 4 CO..
bankers Of Lincoln.
r. Z. Moore seems not 10 be entirely
unknown IN these pArts. having placed
numerous loans on real eslste in tIi .
vicinity. We are informed by Mr..
Smith-as We understood him tina, he
regards the new house - in no way in.
ferior 10 the old. and that Red Clouds
business interests viii NOT ut al suffer
by this transaction. Mr.. Smith, ~
yet, has only disposed ofhis interest here
connected with the bank, bat contem-
plates the sale Of all his property. em-
bracing his newly built. and beautiful
residence. We cannot restrain OUT
regrets Of Xr. Smiths departure from
Us. but feel that Providence doth things
well for all.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06

u The shs district eorS e The Err
jnisrssl dis.-i-<. ~ Nebraska hsa! II
ard fer WEBSTER eaaasy.
To Eh Nitchegs nons~sidsn: &C.
Eenisnssou are hereby notiaed lat 81
the sch day - September. iss2 izEy
ellie Nit bell ai>i hs yeslsso- Against
you. IN the dssres court of sssi oosin.
~. the object and prayer of which arc
10 obtain . divorce from you on the
ground that yoa have uilfniiy Aland-
ooed the plaintiff without god caase
for the period Of tvo years past also
for the custody of Elmer Mitchell.
Albert p. Mitchell and Charles T.
Mitchell. Minor children.
Yoa are required 20 snsuer said Pc
titioa on or before Monday, the Ssh
day Of November. iss:
LAFAYETTE MrrcsUni-
BY Haley Bros Plaintiffs Am'ys.
6-5
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06

The Rev. Geo. o. Yeiscr. viii preach
next Sabbath. morning and evening q,
the Congregational church.
The first quarterly meeting Of the
year will be held nj he NJ. Z. church
next Saturday and sunday. Oct, ! and
sth. The presiding Elder,C L. Brock.
way, will he present.
W. n. Richardson's book-kecper
Mr.. B. Holcomb, is our voucher for
the truthfulness that one Mr.. Sander
son, formerly on r. X. Sherer's farm,
in twenty-one days cut and put up go
tons Of hay; $50 tons delivered in
yard, and balance in the barn, one
and three-fourths miles distant from
the field, and all was in splendid order
and won the perfect satisfaction Of Mr..
X. Sanderson, "Bufe" says is wor-
ker.
Mr.. Gage, Of the eating house. has
transferred his proprietorship Of said
house TO Mr.. Joseph Swan, who also
engineers the eating house at Lincoln.
He is making extensive and various
changes about the house, and will
soon have it supplied with water by
pipes running from the big new tank
at the round -honse.
Lightning seems TO have frequent
occasion to manifest its powers in this
vicinity Of late. Monday of this week,
it darted its fry tongue into a large
stack Of hay on the Goldman 4 Pres.
colt sheep ranch east of town. and
kindled a fire big enough to burn fity
tons Of hay. We hear that on the
same day the wire was melted on
Of the telephones at the depot.
Under article 8, section q, of the re-
vised "Statoots" Of "a Bachelors Life
in Uncle Sans Service" the gentle
man who went NJ far east rs Crete Sat-
nrday and returned Tuesday. has sub
lected himself to a severe penalty.
The cigars are simply an inducement
to hush" but where the order makes.
and provides, that they shall lie under
any and all circumstances Obcyed-in
order to make a long story short.-it
rests with the opposite gender.
Mr.. J. w. McLaren, Of Blue Hill
address and Negunda precinct, has
been constituted our agent for the sale
Of farm rights to use the Girard, or one
wire fence. in the precincts OF Blue
Hill and Negunda. Mr.. NJ, has test.
ed this fence to his entire satisfaction
for the last eight months, on the volun-
tary principle, i. e., he could keep il
and pay for the right, or he could
abandon il and have his money re-
In his own language, he has
tested effectually with forty head of
grown cattle, calves. horses, mules and
colts. He says: Il put in calves 1t two
days old that never got out once, un.
Ill l took them out four months old;
one mule tried il for two weeks and
gave it up"
For sale at public auction, In the
Of u warehouse, on Saturday,
Oct, IL, 1882. one Sweepetake Mount
ID Power and Thresher. Terms made
Known on day Of sale. Spanogle 4
Funk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06
Land oAes ss Bioominssvn NsA. sept.

Laad once st Bloomington Nsb Sept. Z. lM:.
Notice 10 hsrsby given that the following
eaosd setier has Alsd notice Of bic is,snties
hat said proof viii be mads before CiscS Of
Dictssst Court wsestss Cessty Nsb On Saturday
Oct nh l9x& via.
JAuu Darvpa.
saty Ne. Iss for The ns ar &c
Is tovn u range to. He Names The folloeiss
vitassss - prove his e~estinsess rssidseee
aad eeltivasiea Of aid lied, sis; Eirsy
La Ysose0 I'll Of Vsils.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06
and oec. ., Bloomiss,es Mob. Sept. Oh ,ss,.

Notice y hereby riven that the following
0aDsd settler has hled notice OF his iptseti.o
20 make ansl proof in support Of bis cisiu. asa
that aid proof win be made before clerk OF
District Court Webster County Nsh, on S~sue-
dag Oct. It'll. Iss2. vis:
Deusyne y. Tenant.
Nd entry No. 80. for the svH ssc. 2, town N
range Nv. lie names the following witnesses
10 prove hts eoutipvoes residence upon ard
Johe AcQuiikin. william. Hoisworth snd Rich.
ard l. Tinker. all Of Red Cloud, Nebraska-
35 {. ". SwtrZRR Rsaistos.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06

LAID Once II Bloomingson Nsb. Sept. 4. isx:
Notice ls hereby given that the feliovies.
named settler has died notice Of bis inteatiou
that said proof viii be male befor. ci.rt q,
District Court ., Red Cloaa Sss-. On Tsssdas
Oct 10. lss2. viz
Hrd No. ssSs for ~. &C.: sse. J. tow, ,o,,l
rsaes 10. vest. He names the follosins sii.
nesssss 70 prove bis eontiasous residence spos.
esd cultivation Of raid Land. via; Naranis 4.
Jackson. GsorRs w. Bail. Chasiss Rsaess,
Adsmsaisdcn. 81 Of Anboy. y.b.
5-5t 8. W.. SNtrZER, Reeistse.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06

LAad Oh 81 Dleoaiastea. NsA. sspG n. l2a.
Mcties . hereby givsa that The fsiIssias.
oeke eaal proof IN rupert o. he claim. ssA
eeeass Aeal eetD thereof. proof - - oaAs Ss-
lore Clerk d. the District Cesfs Of Wshsses
Sotaraay Oe1 .. lsa2. Wis:
fhomas B. Hon.
Hd sotsy No. 800 for the nvh See = tovn n
mage . West. He nance the foliovine VitDSapss
% Prove his e~sstiaUsss rssSdesee uDso -
Saltvstisn Of aid Lad via Jsaa Y. Arr
Iosges, Heery shettes. yohs shsltss aad VII
4. W.SWI1zER, Ragisess.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06

Lad oAes ~ Blesnisstsa Ssh. Sea- u. lea
Notice 70 hereby givss that the fslississ
asnsd sstsiss Aas alsd sesies sfhis is,sasssa .
oahs 1as! troof In sspposs Of his elaio, ana
ssesse 1sal ess7 skes.ef ssfsre eiess Of he
eoast . Wsssesr cesnty % bic sAss IN Rel
Ctss6 SsA. - sstsndsy, ~. iSsA. tss via
SA0ss1 ". Hall.
HH sssD Ne. NC for The suX So. Il. sssa
0ereA FSass 10 vsf. He names the fefis ssns
vitsesses % prove bic esssinss.s rssasses - :
%. asl ealiivstiee Of ssid ixnd Via A5sisAss
~ Oasisi T. eeAssel. ell Of Red cesi. Nee.
- q. w.SWf1ZER. Rsesssss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06

Smith Brothers announce still an
other important reduction in rate OF
interest on time loans. Straight MINI
per cent annual Interest. Call at the
Bank and leave your application.
S-&0tf.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06

Land O@es st Bloomipsson. Seb. Sept. 8. i&2.
Notice h hereby givss that the follovins
named settler hes Ais1 notice Of bis intsstion TO
make snal proof il support Of bis claim, asd
ha. clerk district court. II Red Cioad Nebraska.
on Ssturd ~ oct., Z. lss2. Wis
- Francis II. Umphenour.
HI entry No. s6Sl. for the w nvX and vs 80
eco. II. Town I a range i,v. he nsmss TIE
foI louing witnesses TO prove his eontiouous
r.idencs upop. ssd cultivation Of said iasd viz:
and Jsass Murphy. al Of Rel CIoai. ves.
SIS 8. W. SWIrzER, Rseisse,,
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06

s$eoe c"esss "'oo"'"ss"n Neo- seq. -. iSs..
Notice 10 hereby given that the Elioviss
named settler has filed notice II his ,ntsa,iso 4.
make 6nal proofin support of his lain AMI o.
cure final entry thereof before CLERK q. Nsurt
IN Webster county Nsb. at his Once 10 Red
Cloud Sso- On Sei7rday October =. LAG! vts
frank Cochraii.
HID entry No. $40 for a.,t Of sec. D Savn
"a range i0v lie names the foiiovias sitnsss-
esto prove hs eontinnoas residssce upaO. sad
Frisbie ~: kiohArdsos. Christopher c. Cog ADD
John b. Wright. all Of Red Cipad. Ssb.
nos Z. W.SWIIzER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06
me Oo0e Thing oue.

The Gasoline Stove for sale By
Mitchell 4 Mcrhart is the best thing
for cooking and baking in hos weather
that has ever been invented. Saves
fuel, saves time and does NOS hea. up
the room. Warranted to be safe and
absolutely nOnexploeive. Call q
Mitchell & NofhaFtis hardware store
and examine The stove. l7-sf
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06

LAID once q Bioooiaston; Web. Sept Is g
Notice - hereby sissn that the foilesins-
esned settler has hled notice Ut has iaissiica "a
nAhe eosi proof in support Of bis cisin saA
iAas said proof siti hs nsis before cferx sftke
Dsssses Court Webster county Of Red Ciesd
Neo. On Ss.urdsy OFT -, iss.. via
William ~. Perry,
HID satFy Slo; for the -. Gee. Is town "a raaes
livest. He names the s~siiovins witnesses 10
prove bis eoetieseas rcsidsscs spss. asd eai-
William hc,swosth: Henry Nsarer snifoAa Nc.
Qslksn. all Of Red cIaad.
I. v. swfrzER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06
Found AtlaaN.

An agreeable dressing for the hair.
that will stop its falling. has been long
sought for. Parker's Hair Balsam-
distinguished for its purity, fully cup.
plies this wanf.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06

Mis- C. 4. Harris, graduate OF the
Conservatory Of music NJ 6tauntem,
Va, and having studied At Smith Cob
lege. Northampton, Mas, will give les
sons IN vocal and instrumental music,
On piano and organ. Terms made
known on application TO Rev. J. X.
Harris.
Before you buy your clothing, boots
and shoes, please call and see my lines
and get prices. J. q. Potter.
Nearly al the precious gems 70 Be
secn at Cores jewcIry store.
Canned goods ioy sale cheap, as
NINkn DAoe.
Headquarters for nice hats and bon
nets 1t Mrs. McBrides.
GILT EDoE BrrrER ON IcE, At
RoBy's.
Go TO Miner Bros. for Prints Of al
kinds.
A new lot of watches especially
adapted for railroad use, also new
styles of gold csscs at Cores.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06
LOOK HERE

For the Queen City ladies and child
repis skirt and stocking suspenier.
Inquire Of Mr.. :. w. sceiy, agent
Red Cloud. Neb. Sept lsth. lssa s-l.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06


A splendid line Of boots and shoes
car now be een at J. q. Potter's.
C. Putnam will deliver fresh bread to
al parts Of the city.
Minnesota Best -four, Hungarian
Process, for sale at PUTNAa's
> A. 8. Marsh has just returned from
the east with a very fine stock OF new
goods.
The boxes in front Of Marsh's store
are . nuisance 70 passers by, but when
one sees the piles of gouds that came
out OF them, il is no more a marvel.
The people don't care for the boxes, it
Is the goods they want.
Ifyou need a good boot or shoe go
TO Perkins 4 Mitchell's, they have just
received o new lot and selling very low
for cash.
Remember that r. Young delivers
bread for G. +. Putnam.
Boxes, Boxes, Boxes, Boxes, Boxes,
empty boxes at Marsh's.
A large assortment OF fchus and
ties at the leading millinery store one
door north Of the bank.
Buy the Chicago Cottage organ Of
Perkins & Mitchell, one OF the sweetest
toned organs made, and sold at very
low figures. Call and sec samples.
We have received tho agency for n
full line of organs and pianos, includ-
inc the Steinway, Chickering and
Knabe. Spanogle 4 Funk.
Roby has the boss sp pies in town
only ~ cents per peck.
To the farmers and people of Web
ster county. / am aware of this fact,
TINT am dependent on you for the
support OF myself and family, and for
this reason l keep for sale harness,
collars, whips, fiy-nets and everything
Ia the harness line which l viii sell ut
Eria9 profit. o. G. ROBERTS.
New millinery and fancy goods just
received at Miss Halc's, one door south
Of Mitchell & Morhart's.
Denver and New Orleans coal, the
best in the world. for sale by Jones 4
Nagee's lumber company, Red Cloud.
Go 10 Jones & Magee's Lumber Com
pany for your lumber and coal. They
are sole agents for Denver and New
Orleans coal. in Nebraska. II.
c. Z. Putnam sell the Minneapolis
6our.
II you want q good harness to carry
you through this world easy, leave
your order with Roberts aud in this
way saw money.
SpAnogle 4 Funk are agents for the
Halliday wind mills-give them . call.
Aiss Lyde Hale has the agency for
Butterickis patterns.
Fine Saginaw salt. $500 per barrel at
Miner Bros.
For q superior quality Of bread, 20
70 the bakery Of C. E. PUTNAM
Putnam delivers bread to all parts
Of the city.
The B. 4 NJ. r. R.. known ~ the
Burlington Route" offers special ad-
vantages to travellers. See THOR
advertisement IN this paper.
\ full line of spring wagons and
buEgies ct Spanogle & Funkis.
Choice Hams ls cents per pound a
Miner Bros.
Redembcr that the cheapest ID NOT
he best but the best is always the
GAaped, therefore buy your harness of
Rnfearka Iivin9 nro6ts is all I ask ar