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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (April 15, 1880)
1 ,- wagga. i Hi I. ill- i.n ' iliJaAana oTftTflHiri- aiBftnwim t mniriril i i - -Ii"-Mir f ' T irf-r-r- - -:r ' -u&2 mm &&& : l9 a'-te4NW8UBfflja! - , aB...1.ajijawaaa MB JOB WOK K. ED CLOUD CHIEF The Red Cloud irot a ' ahi.l-y, MirM rUBLISHKD EVKRT THCfaWAT AT XED CI.TO, lftllASXA. DT M. L- THOMAS, ltrM rrlHar. tjtrttntal t 0t t tta HEATtSTAK3l1iCXriT Kd "Eternal Vigilance is ike price f Liberty." mnd$1.5Q m year is the price the Red Clud Chief. Chief L k ) k-T hr 5S2US:- $1.60 ystr if jttt it AiTtact. It V. R. B. Tim TaMe. Taking efeet SoDdmr. Mar 4tb HW. fncTH STATION. ft-R&V- HASTINGS. 6 4H LUK llILt -w bi:d CLOUD Rfl ITAVALB BJS UlVERTOS -lb FBASKLIK h tm BLOOM IaGTO 0Tff. 8 : 7:10 7Kft :Si 6:10 ft an S:10aa. Train daily. eept Snlya. A. E. Tooi-Hn. U. w. llowrecg. Gen. manager. of1 GO EAST -VIA mE Glue&go M - Wisitra Eailway- 2. 380 MILES OF ROAD. ' It U the hllOKT sure aaJ SAFE route bctwcca Council Bluffs CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE and nil i-oint KAM ana oubih. ttsw Ywlr, Ihiladelphis, Eoetca, Wash ington, Buffalo, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Kcatreol, Tcrcnto, Detroit, CIuts land, CslnmDus. It offers the traveling publie Greater Facilities! AND More Advantages Than any other road in the wL Ilia the OA'LY ROAD between Council BImITW and Chicago Ilnun which it ran -' PULLMAN HOTEL CARS ! Id addition to these anil to please i an ciawei 01 traTelew. it rires FIKST Ci. A.S M KA LS at iU JCA11NU STATIONS, at 60 ccnUeach. Its Track is Steel Bail! Its coaches are tfcs Finest ! , Its Equipment First class ! IU tralr arc all Kquippe-i wilh with airbrake. alilUr's Ccut'lcr! and all raudcra iinprov .V, menu! all of which eouLincd. Pennit Fattest Sjceed! Sure and close Connections! And everything a patenircr can desiro to makeajunruey QUICK Pleasant & COMFORTABLE! . . Pullman Sleeper on all Night Trains ! A IT IS THE L People's Favorite Route. At Council Bluff tho Through Trn'na of the Chicago ic Xorth-Wcrtern aim. the Union 1'a eirao lUilwija departrroiu.nmvoat snu use the lamcjoiut Lnion Depot. If you whh the lct traveling accommodations " TotTwiirbuy your tirkou by this Houtc WAnd f h -I.-- m Ail Ttcict Agents can soil you Tnronen Ticktts via this Bead and checi usual Baggage Free of Charga. 0fii Tickkt Orrc-ljttJ Farnam SlrceU Gir. 14th. and at Union Varlfta DeroU Coiincil I.lufl? Ticket pffict-0ir; Brodway and Perl rirecis. :. ii N.-W. K'y DcpoU and "Cnion I'acilic Transfer Dcr-ot. Denver t'fiice In Colorado Central and Union Pa-ifio Tiekrt Office. an Frico OOice 2 ew Montpomery St. For icfonnat:nn. folilen. mip?, etc.. not ob tainable at Jlime Ticket Cfficte. nudicji any agent of-the Company, or IIABVJN HUGHITT, W. E. STEN1TETT, Unl ilab4rtr. ' 1 " A,lt Chicaj. 111. 111INEK BKOTB ER8 , JIKADQUARTERS FOR lite,Iis,I.wiUB.ri.a JHEWKVG m ii ik en HQes1 Patent Safety Pin. MsJBCT,Aiya40tj2irsiiMiHfliiflifeiiiiiii jf " & complete and perfect protection for the point, i in the shape of a round shield, lormed from tfaeet brass, the who'.e being RkLtl Flatew and bandaomelT finished. This Tin is a ptffeft CM and the fct II tt -arltt We aUo control the sa?c c.r CeLE? T1TEIT lit HI C91T HMt. Tiiese Hool are made from the best Swedes Iron Wire, flattene3,rilh poiats barbed. Thej are easily driven ant" give excellent satisfaction where they are in use. We axe the exclusive manufacturer of the ahc-e named Pin and Hat amd Coat Hook. w P Correspotjdence solicited. . MB81E NIJTEI TACl C0.f 3M CRAtBKBK KT Xw Trk City. IB..3EA:rSTHE AYEFr "SwiRQH' fTE. ey HHBs 0f BjBiiHtTf WMMIKaEWS,C0.C)ySM(O LEVERS. AW SWSTlTVrwttiMREFBR AN EKTpRELY NEW iUBMKncjMiBcrie rzRFSTraMatjraiYFT rtTWCTWN0(SSt.HOWEAR.MOftfTm.'W SlTItrlfSTWHWIItSTGOOCS. QVM5 ENTIRE tffWTKW.Li.TAiX(XAKaiK0 EfornaHCTOiiMnsoiisiwr scguksim wSm. swfwiuwsTWEiaftcyuw. 4JBEHTS TKRTMFfeCa wantfdt 8i2 immt VOL. VII. Bb SI NESS DIRECTORY. O. C. CASE, ATTOItNfctf AT LAW. OBc oat doo: north of Qarbc's rtore. EIDCLCTO, KE1 Collections made and promptly remitted J. S. GILHAM, ATIORNKY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. Office one door north of Kaliy Broa. RED CLOUD, - - - NEB W. C. REILLY, A' TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAV. NO REAL ESTATE AOEZT. Red Cload. 5eb. f.rrompt Attention Oiren to Collection!. OrriCK- witk C. II. POTTER, at Had Cloud Drue Store. Edwin C. Hawley. A TTORNEV AD COUNSELOR AT LAW. Office brer Farley's Drug Store. sep kioto - tcb. James Laird, A TIOBNEV AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. A Juniata, - Ne- Will practice in all the ConrU of the BUU. Prompt attention ien to all bniinew entrnrted to hu care. Office on the east tide J"jlt Avenue, jnlyl-7 H. S. Kalet. C. V. Kai.kt. Ked Clond. NK J. L.Kalkt, Dloomi niton, Kebraeka. KALEY BROS., A TTORNEYJJ AT LAW A REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Will partic In all the Court in Nebttuk and northern Kanrn; collection promptly M tended to and correspondence folicited. BSD CLOVD. Kb:t!lA. Also. Af ante for U. A M. R. B. Iands. I. W. TULI.EY8, HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, U. S. Pension Surgeon. Office over Kaley Uros. law office. BED CLOUD. KEBEASEA CLBEKT A. HALL JTI. D. Physician&Surgeon, RED CLOUD, NEll. Uarini: located permanently nt thi place.J will a.tend toiillfttlH. day ornifht. Offi.-elor the present at Farley's dtuc store: at night at bis resiitnco over Jkewhonrc's Storo. ltiuJ J. IV. MOSENA. in. D. ELICCT1C Physician and Surgeon, RfcD CLOUD. NED. Will pay ppccial attention to Obstetric and ditearca of women Also Reneral and jtiecial suracry. Disuses of the Eo and rar. Charfes modcratft. Office, lor tho present at hherera Drue Store. 252 VALLEY HOUSE, F C.lflNTOIV, Pr. RED CLOUD, - NEBRASKA. FiirtClnMin even reapec t. Free 'bu to and from all train?. Sumide rooms for commercial men. Giro us a trial. W Richardson. 0. Garber. Richardson & Garter, DEALERS IN LIVE STOCK RED CLOUD, NEBRA&KA. Richest market rrice paid for bocs and cattle. .T II. Smrn S. C. SMITH M.ILTHO!nSOK. Pre. First Nat. fash. Firat JjateTrlier First Dank. Beatrice NauBank ITaLnank Boat- Kcb. Beatrice Neb. ne Neb. i rorshompson, BANKERS. RED CLOUD, NEB. Will make collections in any part of Ihe United States Sell exchange upoa the princi pal eastern oitie Loan money upon improved fnrma Receive depo its subject to sifht draft Allow interest uren time deposits, and trans act a general Banking business. RarKRSXcist Omaha National Bank. A. S. FaJdock. U. .8 Senator; First National Bank New York; CamMJse Valley National Dank. Cambridge New York. OMAHA Sample Room, JOB. "JACOBS. roiBiwa. ' TWO DOORS WEST OF KOt'8 HOME. Keeps on hand the bct brand of Wines. Liquors. Deer, Ale. and fine Cigars. A share of thb public patronage is rolicoted. G. H. POTTEfl, PROPRIETOR RED CLOUD Drug Store, And Dealer Ik Drugs, Medicines Paints, OILS VARNISHES All roods in ey Line kept cocstaatly o hsnd: atjd to which I invite the atteatioB of the public. 9A11 my old frlendx and as many new oaes as choof e to do so, are invited to call. janl C. H POTTER. Feed Sale StmMe9 J. P. Post. Prop. RED CLOUD. THI LO&AKft STR0BBED6I PORTA ABLE FARM SCALE FOR FARM I E(AJNBAtilFAMBJQ Weet Gfewei wtdaHpaaons wishing; -diMSk, acciK fata Scalt. Utdu by i. perlane.d Scale mdais. coNVEMDrr, CHEAP, counter. m ' of the best mm? t i AGENTS WJ WSNItO SiMl basrinn. BED CLOUD, THE CHIEF. M. L. THOMAS. EDITOR. THURSDAY APRIL 15Tn, 1880. B. D. fiUUfhter, eeBitis japerviwr Tor the eoDlb Platte cottBtry, the Journal My, receive aboat 200 letters a day, raoetly abplleatioiM frona persons who want an appoiatBOBt as precinct ceoeas enumerator. The Repablicaa State contention is called to meet at Coldmbus, Nebraska, cm Wednesday, May 19th, for the porpose ofeelecting delegates to the National Convention at Chicago, June 3d. Web ster connty la entitled to fiioe delegates to the State Convention. 0V3 WASEXKaiOK LETTER WASftlNflTON, D. C. ) April 9tb, 1880. ) SIr. Editor: The budding spring his eonle, and trie noto of pre parados is seen everywhere in parks at d reservations, and around pri vate residoocea. Bleu ia great lumbers are putting lawns, gardens, publio and privato walks io order. Ia a few days we shall "See oar Jeweled sliver maples And our lawns ia robes ofgreBBj Battling ander golden aunihiae, tiaily deckei by nature's Queen." Tho throng of visitors in the city is un usually large. Hundreds havo led the sunny south, who yearly go thither to es cape the rigors of northern winters, and they are now ejnoying the springtime at the capital, and throngs are daily visiting Arlington, Soldiers Home, Mt. Veraoo, and other objects of interest. The Halls of legislation are filled daily by visitors who rarely fail of being disgusted by a few hours spent in the capital, witness ing the farce that is there played by the men who are sent here at an expense of $5000 each, with all the etceteras, to make laws for the dear people. A con gre."Stonal machine is very unwieldy and uncomfortably expensive, and if this (Join bination of vast erudition and sublime foolishness were to meet only every five years, the country would be infinitely the gainer. Nearly 6000 bills have been introduced printed and put on the calendar of the present Congress. It would lake 150 years to dispose of them at the rate the business was done at. tbo extra session, or has been by the present session, which has now been together over four months. Thousands of bills are introduced with the understanding that they are to sleep the sleep that knows no waking. A ward politican has some scheme. He was very useful in securing the nomination of Hon. Moreover Smith as tho distinguished member from the District of Hardscrab- hie. The Hon. Moreover introduces his bill, it is printed by thousands of copies, and that is the end of tLe bill. The printed matter of this and the other thousands of ita kind aro paid for out of Uncle Sam's strong box, and the aggre gate of all this material, tons upon tons, finds its way at last into the hands of the junk dealers. One might cry in despair, "How long, oh how long is this farce to continue?" At last a ray of good sense hu seemed to fall across the vision of the committee of ways and means in relation to the duty on paper material For a time it looked as if the voice of the united press was to have no influence upon these men, imt they began to discover that they were calling upon their own heads the trumpet tongued denunciations of the entire press of the commonwealth. There should be no cessatioi of this struggle aotil the press are eectrred agaiast the combination of the paper dealers, who uadcr the pres ent tariff can make a corner oa this article at any time they may choose. It is evident that the policy ef Com misskmer Beatly has ia it no real regard er love for the aaea who have beea dis abled in the service of their country. He is not pleased that his scheme, "the sixty Bwgeon bill" was killed aad is de termined that some other equally odious plan shall be devised. If detectives are te be put oa the track of crippled1 or Biaimed soldiers because it is thought a few dollars eaa be take from them, that maygo to pay -these 8aeakiBg detectives, we had! better af ovoe repeal all peasioa Jaws art let these pets be sapported at publio elpease and ia the aext war patriotism should inspire oar aoble yoaag aaea to serve their eoaktry, as sutlers aad coatiiamries. The aew rales reported by the oootBMt tee aad adopted by the Horn' are worse thaathegaaaeef-'fifteea" aavl the ser vices of aa iaterpreter baa been secured, and the more they are" eiaauaed jhe greater are the mysteries, that malt from the addled wisdom of the eoaftaittee. There is aew every XBdioatioer that the coaatry ia to be treated to aaether effort by the BevrbeM to pat all sorts of riders upoa the army btl!, so as to permit aay violets t the poUs or eleewbere, Inrjt; the Presidsat ae power to aee the army ia its mppresKoo. Saea aa arraafameat wiUbeMpfalteTMeavaa is te lead tlkm(TttthetB tovJetety by f far seat iathe Wake Howes ia ef the votes of the Men WEBSTER CO- NEBRASKA, THURSDAY is which be eosdaets the exodo iavett icatios U BOt jHifliaeBtly vesxiUteil. His oolored witoeMes come "twiit the wia4 and his nobility." He ahoafd call oa the National Board of Health, and have hu COBsaiittee faaiisaied. It would be healthful if the process coull also be ap plied to bi democratic white witnesses. Poor whiskey, tobacco and onions do not coastaand a high price in market u firat clas perfumery. Tlie new motor i a success beyoaa the most eaoguioc ezpoctatioas of the iaver tor. It has heca rmnaing for aereral days, and one of the most experienced patent experts declared that he had aever witnessed so aaccewful as experiaieat with a aew machiae as ia this vaaor ea giae, whieh seeaie certain to rcTolatioa ixe the motive power of the world. The matter is to de publicly exhibited to the press and the scientist in a few days. It may be classed as one of the great t inventions of this progressive period. PtIAX. stats curareafs. Only fifteen soldiers remsia at Ft. McPberson. Still the exodus of laud-seekers to the state costiaoes. Quito a number of cities go back to towo organization. A carload of colored settlers have gone into Buffalo county. Blair advocate the establishment of steam ferry at that place. Niobrara will soon have her new Methodist church completed. An 8 -year old buy of Arapahoe stole nearly $100 from his father's safe last week. The contract for e reeling the new church in Plum Creek has been let for $ul50. The B. k M. Co. has sent a full ser veying and locating corps to work west from Indianola. The Clay county court house will bo built of brick. 44x80 -feoL The founda tion is already laid. The B. & M. R. R. is building exten sive stock yards in Central Ctty, north of the Union Pacific track. Mr. George Kbling, of Saunders coun ty, was captain of Emperor Maximilian's body-guard in Mexico. The town of Fullerton is being restat ed, and a cemetery and half uiilo track will bo laid out and fenced. The Neligh folks are confident of be cooiing tho county sea: of Antelope coun ty soon after the railroad rcackds them. The Elkhorn Valley railroad has riven ordure for the purchase of the right of way through fierce county to rlainvtew. Tiverton has organised a fire depart ment and procured a lot of buckets to be kept in a place convenient to get at in case of fire. Columbus and tho adjoining neighbor hood is enjoying a building boom, 100 car loads of lumber baring been shipped in already. Sorghum culture is receiving much at tention in Dakota, Dixon, Knox, Cedar and Holt counties. Several farmen are successful with it John Barzynski, who is owner of 160 acres adjoining Loup City, will shortly lay out 40 acres as a town site ami estab iish thero a Polish town. The new transfer boat for the Niobrara crossing of the Chicago, Milwaukee k St. Paul road will uot be placed before the latter part of the month. West Point will have a summer garden a quarter of a mile outside of town There will be a shooting gallery aad gymnasium in connection with it. In South Bend, Cass county, on Che Platte there are three new fish-poads. Tho proprietor in two years has raised trout weighing four and five pounds. A Quaker colony from Penesylvania has settled in Uosper county, twelve or fifteen miles south of Plum creek, add are bat the advance party of quite a largo colony. uui oi tne oo,44u acres oi land sold in Nance county 17,720 acres are in Genoa p rea net, 30,800 in Fullerton nrecinct. and the remaining 17,20 io the western part of the county. During the part year 46 0S0 acres of land have beea taken under the borne stead and pre-emption laws, and 15.360 under the timber culture law within ten or twelve miles of Coxad. A laborer named Croanse, eatproyed at tore ts. dC M. yords, Lincoln, jumped from t moving traia, and, slipping, fell under the wheels, both heels being shaved. Amputation is thought accessary. The foundation of the York Univcrsa nst cnurcn is laid and the work: u pro cresting finely. The buiMiug is to be 26x40 with 7x10 tower, the tower to be forth oae feet frorsf foundation to top. A firm in Nelson, Nuckolls ootmty. have purchased a sugar can mill aad evaporator, which they propose rwaaiec this fall ia the asanafacture of sugar aad molasses from the caa. A. saaa hvies: eight miles southeast of Nelsoa, will ale run mill aad evaporator the eoauag season. . The roaad-op south of the Platte, ia n Adocoin coaaty, aae oeea axed as tol lews: AH parties latereered , to ateet at Boer s reach at the heed-of tie Medicine. May, 19th. The rnaad ap to begia May 30th, workiag dowa the Medi iae te the atoath takiag ia the Red Willow, tfctae eToesug over to the Platte moras! work west W. V. Travers, a yoaag aaea iviae; nearurd. Valley coaaty, oa retaraeas; alter asra trout a bent, tmskme; to frighten his people a little for a joke. fired off hxgaa ae he approaches! hw his fathers, hoaee. and thea n agaiast tne aoor. nts tawr, wao was ia the hoase with a Rule child, thoaghr soatebody was trying to Weak in, and seeing the. farm of a maa throaga the tfiadow, eTftCweiged hk gva at hiss, aad fctWaeaadkflfedhftsoa. Mr-.. Gerdea, ef Seward; the wife ef Joha'Uordon, the maa who shot Jaates McIaisaeV whim setae; home' from the Caster exeearmil has eemmsaasi sait ia the dietnet ebaHegsiaet Jeha O. Tho ef the pfwarmtere af the Me saaeea, hwiaffaeT daamjgea aft ehuatiaaT thai Taaanrwaelgf her FROUDFIT I ICAItSE, aiXIBAL DEALMS IS HA RDJ1R E STOVES, GmMe Mclc. - Neflk Ererytklas eily keet hi a lrt claea HmrMumre Sfr come and sec us as we will rtot be UNDERSOLD. F. NEWHOUSE, -DliLEU IX DRV - GOODS. GROCERIES, AND NOTIONS, tee ClmNfJ. - IVehraska The public generally are reooceted to call and examine ray good ana prices, as a share of the patronage is solicited. amT Store, first doof aorta of Mosh er'smeat market. 14-26 F. NEWnOUSK. SAM'L GARBER, btxtti. in Dry Goods and Ctroceries. BOOTS and NiIO!4 Hats. Caps & Rca'ty Made Clothing! We have the Largest Stock in the Valley and will net be umlereold. GIVE US A CALL, ONE & ALL. SanVI Garber Bed Cloud Neb, CHIOACO Lumber Yard BED CXiOIJJD, Web. Yard south of Hampton k R stoa's shop, on Main street. Keep cofistafftlr oa fesfidaa aasortaaeat of Lamfces. Lata, ahlaalca, Dem Wla. dema.LlBne HalrJaaca(. riaeier BalMlaa Papr ii PLATT &FREES Propvlotors. COME For Tour LUMBER! DRY LUMBER A SPECIALTY. f'aS IX8T IV T8S KiSSIT M as EwBrrlea -BY- mum & mmi, RED CLOUD NEB. w. s, &mt . nWiBB ia JTAmuirilCTCROCEEirS, mocsi piXtts, TLOWX rOTB, wia STANDS k. NICE aad CHOICE articles a speckky. 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