Vice-Preside- nt, r Jfl€¦ · to suggest an improvement, scarce ly an enterprise of importance ihaucrurated but he is among its most energetic promoters. Full of life, industrious,

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STEVENS& BABE, Editors akd Props,

SATURDAY, JULY 28. 1888.

REPUBLICAN TICKET.For President,

BENJAMIN HABRISON, of Indiana.For Vice-Preside- nt,

LEVI P. MORTON, of New York.

For Member of Congress, Third Dist..GEO. W. E. DOBSEY.

SENATORIAL CANDIDATES.

The selection of a senator to represent the 30th senatorial districtin the legislature this winter haspractically been assigned to Lin-

coln county. .We have two candi-

dates for the honor, but the nameof only one will be presented to theconvention called to make thenomination. Both are excellentmen; both are men of ability, highintegrity and vitally interested inthe growth, development and pros

perity of the large territory comprising thisilistrict, with a population of over 75,000.

--John I. Nesbitt is tne risingvouncr' lawver of West Nebraska.o 1

.A clear andtiuick thinker, an elo

quent speaker and ready debater, astudent of law and its applicationto civil eovernnient. few men arebitter qualified to fill the high posi

tion to which he aspires. Throughout the district he is well known,and attracted state reputation by

the admirable manner he presided

over the deliberations of the lastRepublican state convention.Three times he has been almostunanimously elected to office inthis county, for two years as Supt.of Schools and he is now servinghis second term as County Attor-ney. Appointed chairman of theRepublican county committee a

year ago, his great executive abilitywas immediately demonstrated by

the manner he conducted the-ca-

paign and unified the party, whichhad before been divided into factions on local issues.

Thomas U. ratterson is one orthe oldest residents of Lincolncounty. Coming here a mere boywhen the countrv was new, he has

1 'grown with its growth and strengthened with its strength. Fortwelve years he was postmaster inthis citv. Alwavs anions the' firs

ml wto suggest an improvement, scarcely an enterprise of importanceihaucrurated but he is among itsmost energetic promoters. Full oflife, industrious, quick to see theneeds of the public, he would mostablv represent the people in the

w A.

senate.Between these two men The

TRD3UNE will express no choiceBoth will go before the Republicanelectors of this county at the primary election for endorsementThe one who receives the majorityof the county convention will bethe nominee of the party for senator, and the successful candidatewill receive the hearty support ofhim who is defeated.

Senatorial Committee Meeting.

IS

A letter from H. O. Smith, ofPlum Greek, chairman of the Republican senatorial central commit-tee, says he has called a meeting ofthe committee, at North Platte,August 4th, at two p. m. A. H.Church, we believe, is the memberirom cdis county.

The headquarters of the Republi--can .national uommittee is vi v innAvenue, New York.

Another convert to Harrisonand protection to American indust- -nes. Hugh T. Crockett, a life longDemocrat of this city, has announced his intention to vote for Harrisonand donned the Republican badge.

In a circular letter Secretaryr urnas lntorms us tnat tms yearthe State Fair will be held at Lin-coln Sept.J7th to. 14th; that re-spon- ees

and-- applications for 'accommodations are far in advance ofany preceding year up date; thatmore live stock stalls, pens andspace for agricultural products havebeen engaged; more inquiries madeand correspondence generallydoubled, indicating an increased interest in the fair. As the season ispropitious for good crops all overNebraska and contiguous territory,it is likely the State Fair of 1888will be the grandest exhibition thathas been given under the auspicesof the society.

William H. Grace, ex-Ma- vor ofNew York City, and one of the bestknown and most respected demo-crats in the, whole 'state, has an-

nounced himself as a supporter ofhonesty and Harrison. Here is oneof his reasons as given .by himself:"I have studied the tariff questionfor twenty-fiv-e grears, and I cannotbut support the convictions that Ihave arrived at after so much study.I cannot support free trade, whichhas been tha cause of every greatpanic since 1813. The democraticpolicy now is to claim that the partyis not for free trade, but for freertrade. The claim, is hypocritical.Its platform is but a string of wordswell put tocrether, and intended tooeceire we pcupie.

COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.July 17, 88.

The following bills were allowedon general fund:

Elizabeth A. Elder, caring forpoor, $10; J. C. Federhoof, caringfor poor, 4: C. F. Ormsby, supplies for poor 29.10; John Hawley,services as poor master, 10; U. h.Patterson, serving tax notices,17.55; State Journal Co., bonds andsupplies 1887, 112.97; Omaha Re--mwucan, supplies 100 io.ou; j.E. Yost supplies 1885, 40.00; J.J6i. Jiivans, correcting tax list, oi.uu;T. McEvov, witness fees, 12.00;Gazette-Journ-al Co., supplies forcounty judge, 1887, 329.00; GazetteJournal Co., blank books and supplies as per bid, 217.95; ConwayKeith, merchandise and plumbing,226.72; J. C. Federhoof, meals, $3;Silas Clark, constable fees, 4.00; C.L. Patterson, constable's fees, 5.30;Gould & Austin, 5 scrapers, 17.85:J. I. Nesbitt, supt 1887, 98.09; J.I. Nesbitt. county attorney, 433.28;R. H. Langford. co sunt, 91.90; C.

w 4k '

navcr A rFstrengui

and be ino T,i aGtJA v I compeUUon with the multitude o low test, shortv. xviiujci, oascooiuft M""u piv-- ight, alnm or phosphate powders. Bold onlyrinnf 1 02 00r Frank JftTinines as-- in cans. Boyai. Baking Co.. 106 WaU

" 1 - , rj I V.l- -"

T7I I 1 ..L A A Kft.l un'--c xion iu.sessing rox oreeit preciuui,A. uergstrom, assessing opannutnprecinct, 40.00; J. A. Davis, assessing Medicine precinct, 40.09; A. V.JNewport, assessing boraerset pre-cinct, 57.00; P. L. Adams, assessingWallace precinct. 69.00; W. u.Lyle, assessing Gaslin precinct, $57;E. E. Ericsson, assessing Cottonwood precinct, 47.00: J.-- John--son, assessing onnsmne precincc,35.50.view

Hall

; T. J. Allison, iassessing Fair-- Kalsomiuingprecmcu, oi.ou; u. w. .v" PAPER HANGING- done in thp

Brocklin, assessing Well precinct-- - r mm4y.00; Loren bturgis, assessing

assessin

wholesomeness.

precinct, u.uu; , to use good material give satis- -Nnwpll In ..nrpp.iTinr,. i, i T.

Wm. Ware, assessing 0 Fallon pre-- vmi.nall ftn ... at shnn nn:' VQ 11 he inhnm Kinrn ooc?rkoc? I -

i

arid

, --i- -aT in Hershev & Co's buildinsr. or eaveing JNicnois precinct, Ji.w;i,. r. nr(lprs fr &rfii.7;s flruff sf -JDick, assessing JNorth Platte JNo. z,94.00; G. L. Sherman, assessingDeer Creek 62.50: Jas. Pell, as-- NOTICE " OF SALE UNDER CHAT- -

--. . , 7 a I tot. ivroRTn A nil!caceinn rvi TTlonrloy nraninnf KM XII. I "v.j.....: tv., lNrotice is hereby given by virtueoeuneit, assessing v roiuan of a chattel morttratre dated on the nth

precinct, 46.20; Thos McDermott, day of March, 1887, and duly filed forassessing "Walker precinct, Ie.9ord in 016 office of the county clerk of

JjIncoIn count7' Nebraska, on 10th. W . Rohprts flsspincr McPW- - -n-M,j0,t 1007 ot n n'.i..nv axson precinctj, .78.80; J. S. L. Brown, minutes a. m, and 'executed by Thomasassessing Morrow precinct, dU.yu; lilford to M. c. Lindsay to theS. Gr. DiehL assessin o-- Whittier nre-- payment of the sum of $285.00 and upon

kora. tt xf;u,T which there is due the sum ofoiu uuuu ii, 1228.50 with interest-a- t ten'per cent

Osgood precinct, 30.70; lsi ah Sept. 10th, 1887: default havin- -hJeam, assessing Willow- - precmct, made in payment of said sum, and no suit50.50; Henry Faka, assessing Mil-- ?r proceeding at law having been'

ntcacciiiv I kl i 1.. n . w

aoaroaiuK .uutuauau uicuiuun, ou.W) tDerem aescnbea. viz: Une oav mareLoomis Rice, assessinsr Bradv Island about years weisrhs aboutnrpnnrf, SOfiO I) W Hppoy as-- twelve nunarea pounds; one Day

abou,t tbree 'eafS weiSht about twelvePppkhim QfiOO- -sessing precmct, hundred pounds, these two animals wereWm. Baskms, assessing North this dav bought of M C. Lindsay; onePlatte No. 3, 118.00; J. R. Rltner black horse about eight years old brandedassessing Birdwood precinct. $58: ? oa left one two-hors- e wagon, 3

t a a". - --ia nn. mch (Anderson wagon), one setaU luau uamaca, i.w, double harness (good), at public auction

bolonion Anderson, road damages, at the livery stable of C. Ritner in the111.00; A. Bergstrom road- - damages city of North Platte, in Lincoln county,100.00: J. E. Evans, expenses for Nebraska, oa the mh diiy of August,six months, 79.54.

July 18thFull board present. The follow

ing bills were allowed on the general fund

skein

Mrs. A. Ries, medicine for KateHelman, 16.25; R. A. Douglas,merchandise for poor, 28.09; Johnfteliher, assessing North Tlatte No.1, 109.00; E. L. Garrison, justicefees, 3.50.

The following bills alkjwedon bridge fund:

W. W. Birge, lumber for bridgesand culverts, 493.60; P. B. Bloom,bridge lumber and hauling, 10.00.

A number of bills for road workwere examined and laid over forfuture action.

July 19th.Full board present. Board con

tinued examination of bills and thefollowing were allowed on generalfund:Pacific Hotel Co,meals for jury ,40.50claimed, allowed 27.00; D. r.Hargis, board of poor, 316.25; L.1). Thoelecke, witness, 10.50; J. IS.Evans, fees, etc., 199.25; A. Pe--card, carpenter work, 26.70.

It appearing to the board that itwould be to interest of thecounty that the commissionersshould visit the roads in and aboutMaxwell, also to locata the bridgeto be built in that vicinity, July20th is fixed for said work.

July 21st.Present commisisoners Belton

and Walker. The commissionershaving viewed theand made proper measurements,located bridge across north channelof river at Maxwell on section linebetween 'sections 21 and 22 13-2-7,

the distance across being 200 feet,the banks high and approachesgood. The following bill was al-

lowed on general fund:Charles McDonald, merchandise,

$70.00.Adjourned.

v

Sheridan and Randall are bothimproving, but it is teared theirdays of public usefulness are past.Both are comparatively youngand by rights should last yet twentyyears.

Martin & Nauman

BUTCHEES,A2TD DEALERS IN

ra m salt meat:.

HAMS, BACON, SAUSAGE

AND. FISH.

Highest Price Paid for Fat Stock.,

Sixth Street, between Spruce Pine,

NORTH NEB.PLATTE, - -

ussy.

POWDERAbsolutely Pure.

Thin nnmW Tnr!p. mnrvpl nnntnand More economical

than the ordinary kinds cannot sold

Powdkb

Sill miR

House, Sip and Carnage

&c. DECORATIVE

to at

win.

L.

thatvwies

the

secure

nowfrom

ing been

other

seven old,norse

hiP

ajcaiw.

were

for

the

surroundings

men

and

latest style, promptly order,

41.00:

1888, at one o'clock p. m. of said day.uatea July yum, JLHS7. -

M. C. Lindsay,by Nesbitt & Grimes, his Attys.

TREASURER'S STATEMENT.(Continued from first page.)

City of North Platte. General.To bal July 1st. 1887 531 84

1832 tax collected 113Int 51

1883 tax collected 1 02Int.... 34

1881 tax collected 1 12Int...,, 28

1885 tax coUectcd 128 17.Int 17 80

1886 tax collected 862 13Int 38 31

1887 tax coUected 29 31By city treas rent July 23,87

" " ' Sept 15.87 ." " Dec 5, 87.county treasurer's fees.,bal in treas

1611.89City of North Platte. Water.

To bal July 1. 1887 192 781885 tax collected 2o 61

Int 3 561886 tax collected...."".... 43106

Int 19 161887 tax collected 14 62By city treas rcpt July 23,87

city treas rcpt Sept 15, 87city treas rcpt Dec 5, '87county treas feesbal in treas .t

686 82City of North Platte. Poll.

To bal July 1, 1SS7 .136 591B82 tax coUected 7 ftu

Int 3 321883 tax coUected 4 40


Int , 561885 tax coUected 9 00


Int 7 551887 tax coUected 13 50By city treas rcpt July 23,'87

Sept 15, '87, Deo 5, '87

county treasurer's fees. ..bal in treas

290 04

School District No. 1.

To bal July 1, 1887 2296 20July apportionment 4017ahnes frm polce gdg.July 25,87 25 00

Aug 4. '87. 10 00" " " " Aug 23, 87 35 00

- " ' Sept 26; 87 35 00 .' Nov 23, 87 40 00

" " " Deo 6, '87 15 00' " Deo23, 87 7 00

" " "Deo24. 87 25 001882 tax coUected 91

Int 431883 tax coUected 82

Int 301884 tax coUected 90

Int 231885 tax coUected 106 80

Int 14 971886 tax coUected.-.- ; 1749 93

Int 78 651887 tax coUected .'. . . 39 35By city treas rcpt July 12, 87

appor to dist 17 July 2,87appor to diBt 20 July 16,87

28 " 18,87' 26 " 19.87

treas receipt Sept 14, '87appor to dist 10 Oct 7, '87treas rcpt Nov. 10, '87appor to dist 39 Dec 3, 87treas.rcpt Deo 7, '87treas rcpt Dec 23, '87county treasurer's fees . . .bal in treas

4882 74

District No. 2.To bal July 1, 1887 41 52

appor July 10, loa 27 711885 tax coUected

Int1886 tax coUected

Int1887 tax coUectedBy treas rcpt July 5, 1887.

county treas feesbal in treasury

District No.

6210

31 381 44

58

35

To bal July 1, 1687 35 22appor July 1S87 28 821885 tax coUected , . 31

Int 011886 tax coUected 46 48

Int 2 011887 tax coUected 18By treas rcpt Aug 1887

county treasurer s fee ... .bal in treas

103

3.

10,

2,

369 86233 00446 23240 99321 81

1611 89

118 86115 92223 66110 07118 31

686 82

110 4224 1775 2438 2641 95

290 04

401 754 75

590 7035 0025 50

2 000 0029 42

500 004137

763 00100 00106 77274 48

4882 74

46 182 48

55 69

103 35

63 002 11

47 95

413 06 113 06

; IJlilitol'Ko. 4.To to jmu i r 'x1

. .Mil lTo. 5.

aStxSM', " 4861

law tu MMri "t" ? .' .'

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To bal Jwh 144

1886lMcolStor:r Iat...4.J..f17 tanoUeei,

' By repftt l2, 1881,.

ty taMwnrt fee. . .

11To bal Jaly 1831 .V. 141

appor Julr 10,1 188J.ifiso cue couecMa.

int.1887 tex ct4Ic

MM.......

WK;.i

By ttmtnmtmXL 1887.

fee.bal ih tnMMTj

1S8

District No. 12.164 164

To July 1887....'. 266apporJtuyw,iwj ;1886 tax collected tInt.;..:.- -

1887 tax collectedBy treas rcpt Jaly 18, 1887.. .

county treaaorer's fee...bal treas..

District 13.To bal July 1887

appor jaly 10, 1887..:1886 collected.

Int1887 tax collectedBy treas rcpt Sept 1887..

county traDesrer's fee...balia treas...

14.To bal 1,1887.

appor rely 18871886 tax olleeted

It.1887 tiX0eH4fd..-- .lJytrewiretfcU,M..

counter fareaatreri fee.. .treas

To bal July 1887..

No.

No.July

balm

appor Jaly 1, 18871886 collected.

iHt1887 coUected .

troas rcpt Sept 1, 1887.." " Oct 1887.county treasurer's fee. .

treas

To July 1,1887

1A.

taxBy

bal

balNo.

appor Jaiyiu,1886 tax collected

1st....treas rcpt Aug 29, 1887.county, treasurer's fee . .bal treas

No. 17.To bal July 1, 1887

amt from discappor July 1887By treiis rcpt July 1887..

Sept 1887..." "county treaMorera ee . ;

bar in treaa.',r.."

18,To bal July'l. 18W:?r.t. : . .

appor July 10; 1887s1886 collected

;By treas rcpt July 28, 1887.

county treas feebal in treas

152

184

657

4)47

No.To bal July

appor Julyamt appor from Ke.1

ccUeetedInt.

tax collectedBy treas rcpt M, 1887. .

county" 1887.

fae.bal

To bal July '87....from i 590

appor July , '87

lHti.......r.tax colfeeteal .A

liy treas Mf in11

county

Mori;

intreaa

bal in treas

4717 15

50 24

Q2

69

8627

15 6981

3724 9314 55

18

8.

15.

16.

30.

128

100

19.1B87

1886

1887Oet

amt No.

1886 178

1887

restn7w

DiatrictNo.'31.W761To bal July '87....

appor July ?87 -- 21treas rept July' 18, '87.. ..

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and ceilingm

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726

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bal

1887

By

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1

tax

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fee

169

169

123

500

252

772 772

125

13.38

225 225 03

. 16 4218 81

. . rt TO

3

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46 15

6529 98

12

1, 68

12 7081

70 23t

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350807

295

657

263 263

33 33

1,j$6 616 47

atu 80

in

1, 24

300

321 321

tax 741

20,

113 36 118

47 4110, 95

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971 092

1,

tax

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2,5,

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tax

101 101

5

199 63

44 75

18

594

31

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1, 2210,

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1, ii .: 771

17 70

1155

m.gm

1, it .

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84

,

19

36

60

21

2!

42

76 97

10

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93

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7 0045 79

176 69

0019 59

64

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3 453 70

46

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1 3771 99

36 36

31 2554 755520 00

1 292 04

161 42

20 24

82 82

3238 2722

1726 86

71 002 46

39 90

36

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6968

42

19 19

3842

7048

48

40 29

59

26

60

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27

6128 8229 4225 76

46

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23

41

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15

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23 0044 00

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76 97

30 0034

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5 71

27 58

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18 09

120 21 120 21

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150

590 7046 47

3620 08

657 61

20 9324 89

45 82

No. 22.To bal Jnly 1, '87 3 83

appor July 10, '87 29 981886 tax col 2 93

Int 11By treas rcpt Nov 2, '87


36 80No. 23.

TobalJolyl,'87 198appor July 10, '87 30 491886 tax collected 5 14

interest 271887 tax collected 99By treas rcpt Oct 31, '87

county tress feebal in trees

38 87District No. 24.

To bal July 1, '87 6 14apporJulylO.'S? 24 931886 tax col 23 79

interest 1 85by treas rcpt Deo 13, '87

county troas feebal in tresis


To appor July 10, '87 22 711886 tax collected 22 53

interest 1 29by treas rcpt July 30, '87

" " Jan 4, '88county treas feebal in trees


To appor from No 1 35 50state appor .Tidy 10, 1887 16 591887 tax collected 1 03By treas rcpt Jnly 19, 1887 ..


53 14

District No. 27.To appor July 10, 1887 22 15

1888 tax collected 1 65Int 14

1887 tax collected 10By treas rcpt Aug 13, 1887.'. '

county treas fee .

bal in trees

To amt from No 1.District No.

27 94

00appor July V), 1887 21 5lBy treas ret July 18, 1887.. . .


To appor July 10, 1837 16 03ballin treas.

District No.16 03

To bal July 1, 1387 5 60appor July 10, 1887 481887 tax collected 5 35By treas rcpt July 13, 1887..

treas rcpt Sept 12, 1887..treas rcpt Sept 20, 1837..county treas feebal in treas

NoTo appor Jnly 10. 1887

1886 tax collectedInt

By treas rcpt Sept 3, 1887. ..treas rcpt Oct 15, 1887. . .county treas fee

To bal overdrawn

District No. 32.To appor July 10. 1887

amt Irom JNo 91886 tax collected

Int1887 tax collectedBy treas rcpt Nov 25, 1857. .

county treas feebalance

35

31 43

30 4911 48

56

7 59

50 12

27 714 03

870850


To appor July 10, 1887, 21 8218S0 tax collected 3 08

Int 26By treas rcpt Nov 23, 1887. .

county treas fee.bal in treasury

27 16


1887 tax coUected 2 21By treas rcpt Nov 30, 1886.

couniy treas feebal in treas


To appor July 10, 1887 29 33ay treas rcptAug 6, 1887

balance


By treas rcpt Nov 2, 1887 ....

District No.To appor Jul 1.0, 1887

1886 tax coUectedInt

By trefis rcpt Oct 27, 1887 . .bal in treas

37.

District No. 38.

70

4201

83

To appor July 10, 1887 141887 tax coUectcd 4 33By treas fee

bal in treas

District No. 39.To appor July 10, 18S79

appor frm No 1 Dec 3, 1887..18S6 tax coUected

Int1887 tax coUectedBy treas rcpt Nov 19, 1887 ..

treas rcpt Dec 3. 1887....county treas feebal in treas

District No.To appor July 10. 1887

bal in treas

District No. 41.To 1887 tax coUected

By balance in treas

District No.To 1886 tax coUected

Int1887 tax coUectedBy bal in treas

28.

30.

31.

40.

43.

ii 37

14

37

18 70

35 4941 37

2 2318

8 00

87 27

.23 82

28 82

1 43

1 43

1 2811

8 21


To 1887 tax coUected 20 00By bal in treas

20 00

RECAPITULATION OF BALANCES.

105

00!02!

2ff

State funds S8036County funds 4167School funds 1491City North Platte 482

$14178

Wm. Grady, treasurer Lincoln county.Nebraska, do hereby certifythat the abovetrue statement the financial condition thecounty shown by the booka. and records myoffice.

Dated this 13th day February, 1888.Wm. GRADY,

Treas. Lincoln Co., Neb.

Wo. the Commissioners Lincoln Conntv.Nebraska, do hereby certify that have exam.med all the nooks and records the omceWm. Grady. Treasurer Lincoln Conntv. Nebraska, and find the above be correct state-ment the standing the county as shown bybalances or tne ainerent tunas.

17

as

Le8teh WaIiKes, ) County CommissionersJ. MCALLISTER, ) liincoln County, Neb.

Livery Stable,K-ctn- . lo--y JD. "W. ZBesacls:,

FIRST-CLA-SS RIGS FURNISHEDAM 1 M nikA n TT 1 11 f 1 1uu auvLL uuw muix nwuuaoie raies. norses Doaraea nv tne weeK ormonth. Car&I and competent employes. Stable opposite the Hawley

House on east Fifth street,

NOETHPLATTE, NEBEASKA.

WALLPaint and

PKALK'8,

hruSMi.and

District

District

District

PAPER,Oil Depot.

Fellows' Block, Spruce Street.

wagons buggies lead,kalsomine and complete supplies.

330797

36

9719

53 51

58 71

22 7120 00

2458

46

09

53 24

22 1506

5 72

27

56

56

16 03

16 03

12 0024

5 000514

31 43

30 0020 00

12

50 12

30

3 19

33 21

23 .1

033 61

27 16

17 150222

19 39

29 3003

29 33

17 70

17 70

14 3746

11 83

0318 63

18 70

33 4941 37

1110 30

87 27

28 82

28 82

1 43

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NOETH PLATTE, - - NEBRASKA.,

fl CQNWAYs-'- & KEITH Jc

Sole Agency of the Celebrated

Maltese Cross"

GARBOLIZED HOSE,The &me as has been adopted by the city

V water works.

We are also sole agents for the

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Has Removed to the

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The Star Boot and Shoe

OTTE1TSTBIIT BLOCS!Into the storeroom formerly occupied by the K. & S. cloth-

ing store. The largest and. most complete line o

west of Omaha are displayed in largefollowing makes of Ladies' Fine Shoes be kept on hand

Reynold Bros7. Shoes, Field Thayer Shoes,

We are also the North Platte

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thiswill

agents

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tor ciiimreu. ami C5 iuears juens snoes ana many other Mil

'SSi as We keep no shoddy stock.

mmOur stock is istill

New Store.

to to isto of

I am

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Henderson Shoes.

JsJT! THE

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room.

world-wid- e celebrated!

Red School House Shoes

kinds.warranted represented.

Olosins-Oo-it Sal

continues.;

CLOTHING HOUSE

and tailor's profits. No reasonable offer refused.

H. OTTEN.

New Goods. New Prices.

JEWELER AND jVJLTTSIC DEALEE,Deabes announce the public that he again ready forbusiijesB and respectfully asks all call and his stock

Silverware, Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, Etc.also agent for

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save

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Watch Repairing and Engraving. U. P. Ry. Licensed Jeweler.

Two Doorsi North of P. 0 NORTH PLATTE, NEB.

4 New Hand at the Bellows.Having purchased the Blacksmith and Wagon business ofCo., I to announce that I will continue the business

stand, corner Fifth and Locust streets. All kinds.

goods''

inspect

Hershey &

at

BLACKSMITHING, HORSE-SHOEIN- G

AND REPAIRING, CARRIAGE AND WAGON WORKpromptly executed in first-clas- s stvle. Having the best machinery west

Always in Stock ike Most complete assortment of WALL PAPER, wall e?3i 3JTWlMJor rg 11 i.

niiff.v.

UU1CNEKS, CENTERS, Binders and all latest .t JjT llf ahQA iDf u a e tv a riv Aavpn stowed aOB mr predecessors.

glass,painters'

the

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desire; the oldof

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JOHN EC. HAEDEN .

Vice-Preside- nt, r Jfl€¦ · to suggest an improvement, scarce ly an enterprise of importance ihaucrurated but he is among its most energetic promoters. Full of life, industrious,

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