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BUSINESS DIRECTORY-
H.S.KALEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
JTOTABY PUBLIC AUD B3AL ESTATE
AGSKT,
72i CW, Nebraska.
Will negotiate the sale of School Bonds, Ac.
jQrSpecial Agent for School Furni
ture. County Superintendent of Public hi
struct ion.
J. R. WIEECOX,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
1T0TABY PU2LIC & E2AL ESTATE
ASE1TT.
RED CLOCI - - - - NEBRASKA
S-lIumeftawls and rre-einptions secured.
Special attention given to railing tajes at a
disconnt.
CASH 1'AID KOIt COUNTY WARRANTS.
LEE . ESTELE,
Attorney & Counselor at Law,
AND ESAL ESTATE A0EOT.
RED CLOUD NEBRASKA.
Will lmv and cell Real Estate on commission
and p.iy 'faxes for non-reideiit.
WSpccial nttcntion"eiven to thclocat:onf
SOLDIERS' CLAIMS
Uuder the act of Junc'Sth. 1S72.
Claims conte-tfd, and all manner of buined
before the U.S Lund Office attended to with
promptness and dij atch
LOCAL A3ZUTF02 B. &IL E. S. LAUDS.
Immigration Agent for Wetetcr Co.
A. II. HOWE.V. JAS. LAI III).
BOWEft & EAIRD,
Attorneys at Iaw
AND
REAIESTATE agents.
53T Will practice in all the Courts of
the State.
JUiHATA - - - 17S3EASKA
PROCTOR HOUSE,
G. D. PROCTOR, PnoruiETOR,
EE2E0N, NE3EASSA.
The Traveling Tublic Will find this Hotel to
be lirt cla's in every rcpctt.
aYCarrihi;e runs daily tnllclviccre, thencar
st .Station on the St. Joe Si D. C. K. R.
En JOXES,
Watchmaker & Jeweller
BED CLOUD, WEBSTSE COUNTY, 1TEB
jg?Purticular attention given to Re
pairing Fine Watches and
Satisfaction Guarantied.
I. W. TULLE1S,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
EesidencoOno Hilo East of EeilClcuiU
Dr. T. B. WILLIAMS,
Family Physician,
Tenders his Ferviccs to the Puhlic and
will attend to all Professional calls.
Office at the Red Cloud Drug Store.
F. P. REED,
Surveyor & Civil Engineer,
AND
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
RED CLOUD, NEB.
Will promptly attend to all business en
trusted to bis care. Corners
established, lines run, &c.
City Civil Engineering a Specialty.
CARL WEBER,
Repairing done on short notice, in the
best style and at reasonable rates.
HARNESS SHOP.
, S. V. Ludlow
Is now prepared to do all kinds of work
IN THE
Harness JLine.
The best of materials ued, and all
Work WARRANTED.
REPAIRING
Done on short notice and at reasonable
Prices.
Shop in McNitt's Store.
Red Cloud NebrasKa
t
Red Cloud Mills.
J1T1T9JE
Feed and Meal constantly on
Hand.
Custom Work Warrauted.
J. Q. r OTTER fc BRO.,
BED CL07D, NEB.
WE THOR,
Surveyor of Webster County,
Will prom "tly attend to all calls.
Orders for work may be left at Ciork's office
iu Oart Hoofe. at Re-l Cloud.
Post Ofic addreas Wells. Wcb.ter Co.. Neb.
SO-tf
SUCK HOUS,
020332 BUGS, Jan., PBOP2IET02,
tRANKLIN, NEB.
Good Accommodations, Liccry and
Feed &tab?H
THE RED CLOUD CHIEF.
C. L. .MATHER, Editor.
THURSDAY, FEB. Ill, 1874.
CORRESPONDENCE
From all parts of the State and country res
pectJully solicited .
AVe do not read anonymon Mters and coin
monicjitions. The name m.l address of the wri
ter arc in all cased icdispcnr Ic, as a guaranty
of good faith.
JSIWX AI7AI2S.
ThcjSioux Indians are still on the war
path, and they are committing depreda
tions to quite an alarming extent on the
North Platte river, in the western part
of the State. Report.-? are very contra
dictory, but enough is shown to prove
that they are not to be put off.by peace
ful measure. Mr. Fiank Appleton,
acting Indian agent, at a point GO miles
from Ft. Laramie, was murdered a short
time ago. A train containing arm and
ammunition, furnished by the Interior
Department, has been ordered to report
at Ft. Laramie. The report that Red
Willow Ins been burned, and Mr. Royal
Buck, one of the oldest citizen- has been
murdered by the Iudians, lacks confirm
ation. ,
Scnstor Ilitchcock has inttoduccd a
bill into Congress to the etlt'ct " That .-0
much of said treaty of April twenty
ninth, eighteen hundred anJ sixty eight,
as might, by any such construction, al
low said Sioux Indians to reside iu or
roam aud hunt over any portion of the
State of Nebraska, or as might exclude
white men from traveling over, oftettling
npon any portion of said State, h hereby
abrogated and void."
We trust our government will spare
no pains ip protect its citizens on the
frontier, and give the InJiarn to under
stand that they cannot harm unuifend
ing .-ettlers with impunity. We wisdi
the Indian all the rights to which he i'
entitled, but we do not believe in feed
ing and clothing him, and then receive
njthing but the work of the torch and
tomahawk in return. We hope that the
military organization in our State will
put down these outrages.
7e:tera Esprc:entation.
We are glad to see the interest mani
fested to secure the additional represent
ative in Congress, to which we teem
clearly to be entitled. Our widely ex
tended territory, larger than several of
the eastern states combined ; our varied
interests, too varied for one man proper
ly to attend to; and our numerous and
rapidly increasing population, as numer
ous as the constituents of two or three
eastern Congressmen ; all so imperatively
and clearly demand additional represent
ation, that, if proper effort is made, it is
more than probably it will be successful.
We are abo thankful to the Omaha
Republican, Senator Gwyer, Gov. Fur-
n.m SV Onejinr, an J otltoro, irbu Laic
interested themselves in this matter, in
behalf of the interests of the newer and
western portion of the State.
But, there is another phase of the
subject still more directly important to
us. It is increased and adequate repre
sentation in State affairs I Increased rep
resentation in Congress is important.
But this is ovcrchadowiogly more im
portant. Now what say you, gentlemen Taffe,
Gwyer, Fumas, Gosper, and the said to
be numerous aspirants for the Governor
ship, Scnatorship, and other State offi
ces? Will you put yourselves on the
record so that wo may be assured of
having adequate representation in the
State affairs?
Paidou us, too, if we want something
more than mere professions. We re
mcmbei tho strong professions of regard
for the west, when we asked the pitiful
boon of a representation of the Board of
Regents of the University ; aud parties
turned m, almost as one mm, to gobble
up the places by the river countias.
The western and newer countiasof the
State are increasing in population much
faster than the eastern, and so ought in
equity to have a representation for a lu.-s
present number of the pople thau the
eastern counties. Countijs that double
their population in oue and two years,
as ours are dcing, ought to have some
recognition of that fact, as against those
growing not a tenth so fast.
Rut, will the river men put themselves
on the record, so that they cannot dodge
giving us representation in the Kgih-
ture and in Btate conventions, on tho
basis not of the '"voters" of sime elec
tion a year or two before but on the
bas-is of iho population, that the propp
ed yearly census shall show, us at the
time actually to have ? Will you give us
an unequivocal answer, gentlemen?
Loiccll Regittcr.
Gov. Ftfnus' SuffT
The followiug gentlemen have been
appointed upon the Governor's staff:
J. C. McBride, Cclfax Co., Adjutant
General, with rank of Brig GeueraL
John 11. Alford Lancaster Co., Assist
ant Adj. Gen , rank, Colonel.
Frank Welch, Madisou Co., Commis
sary General 'and Chief of Ordinance,
rank. Brig Gen.
J. C Cowin, Douglas Co., Judge Ad
vocatc General, rauk, Brig. Gen.
G. W. Wilkinon, Dakota Co., Sur
geon General, rank. Brig. Gen.
E. F. Test, Donglas Co., Quartermas
ter General, rauk, Kris. Gen.
G. W. Thummel, Hall Co.. Commis
sary General of Subsistance, rank, Brig.
Gen.
W. S- Stretch, Richardson Co., Mili
tary Secretary, rank, Col.
H. W. Parker, Gsge Co., Engineer in
Chief, rank, Rrig. Gen.
OuoFunke, Lancaster Co., Inspector
General, rank, Bng. Gen.
J amen Laird Adams Co., E. B. Mur
phy, Furnas Co., A. 55. Stewart, John
son Co t E. K alcntine, Cuming Co.,
Lee S. ltelleT Webster Co., J. W.
JuhnsOB, Cass Co.. Aid-de tamp, raak
of Col.
Batin P. O., Webster Co., Neb.
EditoiiCiiikk: DearM'r, I saw in
reading your paper that the little folks
we-e writine,jo I thought I would let
vou&ear froti Elm creek, as my pa i a
sub&riber torour intercstingapr, and
'uUofio the Jyniata Gtzctte. and iLowelt
' Register- I am very fond of reading and
I look anxiously ever' unil day for the
papere. Our neighborhood is settling
up vcr3 rapidly with a good class of peo
ple. Wo havejpreacbing, Sabbath tchool
and day school ; Dr. Fritz is our teacher,
we are ail learning fast and love our
teacher dearly. There has recently been
a school district formed here and we will
soon have a nice school house built; at
present our school is held in a dugout,
and we little folks enjoy it as well as if
it cot $5,000. I am twelve years old,
I have on brother and a little sifter. We
have a 1'ttle pet colt, nine pet pigs, and
a large flock of choice chickens. We
have a very nice farm here, and I like it
better than I did in Pennsylvania, as we
were always sick there with lungdi:ea:!,
and here it is so healthy ; there is yet
con siderable homestead lands here in
viting the settler, and everyone can get
a full quarter tectum. In regard to sen
sational yarns which come to us from
the eastern stales, about the Indian de
predations and outrages, only provoke a
buiile with u, as there is no danger from
Indians, that time has passed.
SaIDA Uu.MMEL.
FROM RIVERTON.
Rivkkton, Franklin Co., Neb.
Rev Thos. Muxlow is holding a series
of meetings iu the school bouse at Riv
erton. Rev. Thonns Muxlow, will deliver one
of his popular lectures, subject, "Home,
Sweet Home," at the school house in
Riverton, on Monday, Feb., 23, 1874, at
0:30 p. m. The proceeds to be appro
priated to getting lamps for holding
evening church meeting's in said house.
Admittance JO cents, children 5 cents.
Everybody talking about coal, and
who will be the lucky one to God it in
paying quan ties. .
Every mail brings news of parties
starting, and on the way, from the old
Eastern States to the Republican valley.
Welcome, and plenty room for thousands
more.
Quite an excitement was created in
our town, on your article on "Old Bache
lors," so many names of bachelors were
omitted, that they considered it a con
spiracy of the few to advertise them
selves as ready, a notable fact these few
have appeared in public ever since,
shaved, clean shirts with button, and
newly patched pants, and bootB well
greased, whether the number of claims
up Thompson creek, lately jumped has
alarud them, and given them an idea,
is not known, but the fact, that they
have unanimously engaged Kinnear, our
Ttoal lctn(o agent, to urgo tho Massa
chusetts Female Emigrant Society to
forward a choice assortmentrf live school
ma" ins is well known, what the result will
be, ouly the future can toll, but marriage
certificates are looking up in the market,
Squire Sullivan and Thompson, are
using an unusual amount of soft soap,
and comb labor, preparatory to the great
emergency; Lohff & Fennimore have a
large stock of ready made clothing, and
(neck ties); Chapman, not to be outdone
by any, is building a costly addition to
his private residence for a bridal chamber.
The long-looked-for day has arrived,
(woman's rights) will then be proclaimed
in this valley, and the doom of bachelors
forever sealed, with the motto "two arms
around the neck." If you could only
see how spo&ney the bachelors Jook on
reading this, you and your readers would
laugh.
W. N. Richardson, Eq., hailing from
onr enterprising, thrifty, wide awake
neighbor on the south, Red Cloud, made
u a very pleasant viit onTaoday. Red
Cloud is favorpd, as few towns are, with
men of enterprise and capital, who are
not lacking in a will and determination
to succeed in whatever they undertake.
They are working hard to make Red
Cloud an important town and we earn
estlr hope thev will succeed, as they de
serve to. Red Cloud is beautifully
located on one of the finest streams io
the state, and, we are told is growing
nncly. Hastings Journal.
A circuit court. The longest way
home from spelling school. Ex.
m What three aathors wonld yoa men
tion in cotnmenting on an extensive con
fl.igration ? DicLeni, Howitt Burns 1
A Brooklyn younc man, who sat down
to meditate in his sweetheart's lap, had
ocea-ion to caution her a? aint looping
up her skirts with pins. He found that
the cnns'CquenreB had a tendency to dis
turb his mcuta) pois.
A nnijic dealer not long afnee received
unorder: "Please send me the music to
strike the harp in praise of God and
paddle your own canoe "
Central Block, Topcka Kansas, was
burned on the 13th. Loss $35,000, In
surance $12,000.
Gen. Sherman has ordered Gen. Sher
idan to take vigorous measures against
the Sioux, who are plundering on oar
western frontier.
Lincoln's "birth day (Feb. 1 4, ) was cele
brated is Buffalo by appropriate ex
ercises.
C. L. Bristol has been appointed Pea
sioo agent at Omaha.
Leslie has again taken quarters at tbe
Gibbon jaiL
Baron Mayer-de-Rothschild, the world
renowned millionaire, died on Friday of
lit week.
The women in Ohio and Indian are
organizing to patdows the sale ofltqaors
in taoae statetv
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30 Palmyra, Neb.
BILLIARDS !
miCHAEL COOK
Has fitted up his New Stone Building
for a
BILLUBD HILL.
irNo Liquors sold on the Premises.
Just the place to enjoy this Popular Gaaae in a
nice, quiet manner.
Bel Cloui, - Nebraska,
THE ONLY
Boot & Shoe Shop
In Webster County.
-O
JOHN S PARKS
Wishes to inform the Public generally
that he is prepared at all times to take
orders and manufacture all kiinda of
Boots dtv Shoes
In the Best Pohtible Style.
a-aarFine Calf Boots made to order and
Perfect Fit Warranted-
Repairing on Short Notice.
BEP CLOUD. CTB1ASTA.
GCTTO
Piatt's Piatt's
DRUG STORES
TOUTA. XZBBASXA,
For your
DRUGS,
PAINTS,
OILS.
GLASS, 4c
And yon will get tneaa cheaper than
Elsewhere.
IiIME ! IdJCE ! !
Maxwell 4 Dingey
WWhtaiBfom tha imbUe that they Tsar.
atade exteasiTc preparatioas to aaaaaJaatmr
Lima, aad will kap ob haaa a
FULL 8UPPLY
to taoet tha 4ataait of tba paWie, which wiU
haaetdat aaaoaahle rata.
WLewkemher the Plmce
TrmUm mm (!. MfailkJ
VALLEY HOUSE!
Red Cloud. Nebraska.
,OS. C. WARNER, Proprietor.
This Hotel is entirely aew.haring been built
tha present reasoa. and i fitted up with regard
COJfJOIT AKS C027SinS:S.
BOARD BY THE DAY & WEEK
At reasonable rates.
A'.ZZZZl CC!2rno,,;'vo PTONE STABLE
has jut been added to the premises,
fir flood Barber in attendance at the House.
W BROWN,
CARENTER & BUILDER,
Bed Cloui, Ketrasia.
Is prepared to make estimates and take eon
tracts for all kinds of building. 27-td
JOSEPH A. PEERY,
REAL ESTATE
AND
TAX-PA YING A GENT.
FBAKSLIN CUT, Franklin Ccnni7 Ke"b.
OLDEST
DRUG STORE
IN RED CLOUD.
Opposite Garbcr Jfc Co.
DRUGS, STATIONERY, FINE
SOAPS, SPICES,
Patent Medicines
PURE WINES & LIQUORS,
CIGARS, MATCHES,
And the thousand and one things usually
kept in similar establishments con
stantly on hand and for sale
CHEAP FOU CASH.
Call and See.
MRS. II. F.LUTZ.
GEORGE ZEISS,
DEALEB3 IN
Wines & Liquors.
CIGARS,
Chewing, Smoking, Tobacco,
CANNED FRUITS
OF ALL KINDS,
AND
CONFECTION ERIKS
A Specialty.
Frsh Lager Beer from " Antelope',"
Brewery, constantly on hand
RED CLOUD, NEB.
13tf
LAND! LAND!
NOW IS THE BEST TIME
To secure
CHBAP HOMES.
Thb B. & M. R. R. LANDS
IN WEBSTER CO. NEB.
Are now in market, and arc offered at
low rates and ox tk.v years' tisie to
actual settlers, at rates varying from
$1.50 to 5,00 per acre
With a liberal deduction for cash in
hand.
These lands arc among the best in
tbe Republican Valley, and aro
UNSURPASSED FOR FERTILITY
and beauty of Location.
Lee Estell,
RED CLOUD - - - NEB.,
LOCAL AOZNT FOB W2BSTE3 COUNTY,
Will at all times be ready to give all
information in regard to location of land,
terms of payment, Ac.
THE FOLLOWING EZTBACTS
From the Circulars of the B. & M. R.
R. Co., will in a measure, explain their
terms and the advantages offered.
The purchaser can pay cash, or di
vide the amount into three equal part,
paying one-third down, one-third in one
year, and one-third in two years, with
interes at ten per ceat. annually; or he
can have TEN years' time in which to
make up the sum by email annual pay
ments at six per-cent. interest.
Most buy on thb latter plan of
TEN YEARS CREDIT I
In which ease the purchaser pays
at the outset one year's interest at 6ix
per-cent- oo the price. He makes three
other payments, each of ii pe wo1'
at the commcncaieBt of the second,
third and fourth years. At the commenc
ment of the fifth year, he pays one
seventh of the pnncipal and one years
interest on the remainder, and the amme
at the commencnent of each successive
year until all has been paid at the end
often years. Any buyer ean pay in full
at any time and get a warranty deed free
of all incumbrance.
Buyers on our long and generous cred
it of ten years, are expected to settle
aod improve their land at their earliest
convenience, say within one or two years
o as to improve about three teaths o!
tbe laad bought, witbi three yean from
date of ptrcbaae.
jQrBetter terms have never beea of
fered aad probably sever will ha.
ja-Weiavka eoapariao aad defy
A. CAREER & CO.
iEi.nus in
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Con?iting of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
Boots & Shoes.
Tobacco Cigars
And everything usually kept in coautry stores.
Give us a call, examine irood.-, inquire price?, and be convinced that tha
)laeo to trade is AT HUME.
A. falKKKR &
EW STOKE N'EW STORE
NEW GOODS,
JOHX BKltKXZKX V CO,
Take pleasure in informing the citizen of Red Cloud, tuid the Public
that they have opened out and have on hand a new and complete stock af
Staple 4V Fancy Groceries,
Of ever' name and variety, f-cWted with fpeeial rtfiTcnee to tha waala if
the People of of the Repubiie.ni Valley.
CALL AND SEE OUR MOCK
We have, al?o, a fine Stock of
DRY COODs. Boots & shoes
BEIIEIVZUIY A Co., Ileil liil, IXeh.
NEW COODS!
JOHN G. POTTER
Takes this method to Inform the PUBLIC that he has Just
opened up a new and complete Stock of
DRY COODS & GROCERIES,
Consisting m part of
CALICOES, DAR K, LIT. I IT k PI N K.
CIIA31KHKS. DK LA INKS. LAWNS.
DRESS TRIMMINGS A- LININtJS.
CORSETS & SKIRTS. V MLS ,v J LOVES,
BLEACHED AND UXKLKA'MIKD MUSLIXS
TABLE LINENS. TOWKLIN(L
PANTS, OVER ALLS & SIIIKTINCS,
BOOTS & &HOJX, IIATSA
COFFEE, SUGARS & TEAS of all Kinds,
Canned Fruits, Oysters and Crackers.
Chewing and Smoking Tobaccos,
FLOUR, MEAL & BACON-
And everything usually kept in a First CIan Dry (iood A' rocery Store.
JOHN G. POTTER,
Red Cloud, Nebraska.
LUMBER!
W. L. VANALSTYNE
nun cL,ouif, - - - .ymibrask.i
DEALER IX
PINE LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
Doors, Blinds
Sash' Mouldings
Lime, Tarred Paper, Etc-
And every Article usually kept in a First Cla5 Lumber Yard.
fia?"Priccs invariably Four Dollars in adranco of railroad prieec
I GUARANTEE TO DUPLICATE AN V. RILL THAT CANOGI 7
AT JUNIATA OR HASTINGS.
Republican River
STAGE LINE-
JOIN XZ2L27, Prcistcr.
Regular trips wiU he made be twees
JUNIATA as- RED CLOUD
On Tuesdays and Wedaegdays of each
week. I shall be pleased to carry ja
seagers upon tbe days meotwrJ, wav
ing Juniata, at 6 A. X. on TaeIiy,
aad Red Cloud at 6 A. at, U dne-d.y.
Far raoavabi. I'
LUMBER
BUY YOUR HEDGE PLANTS
AT HOME
And yoa will get Good Stock.
Mitclicll 4 Dfsftf,
03er for sale the cocaiag FaS
200,000 Osage
Hedga Plants.
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