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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1875)
Bs mip WSSw--5 " -- -'-'-"r-'J.$f2S:!-'-'-i ff .-v ' . -. s-1 -. -fl" A ' r&" '- 7 te .v --, 3 bw wxcv x4- if, w f- & - Is If. m I-' kC s THE REQ CLOUD CHIEF. WEDNESDAY FEB. 17. 1875. LTT&210X KAPLI CEOVE FAE1L Maple G ro ve Fa rh. 1 Webster Co. Neb., Feb. 15 '75) Ed. Chief: In your last Keeks is Eue I raw an article on (be aid question, nd as this aid teems to be the gener al topic eft be day, I don t know bot I shall ay a word or two on the sub ject in reply to tho communication, as there is no name to the article except Farmer, I am at a loss to know who to address; however I shall call him or her farmer for the present Now Mr. Farmer I dont know any thing about this stock taking business we have a Road Dic't Aid Society in onr road district, (of five miles prjoarc) with about one hundred and fourty persons. We have- sent out two agents who represent our district as aid solicitors for seed, feed and provisions. Now Mr. Farmer this is no joint stock company or speculative movement, but simply a protection against starvation and nakedness. I think such organizations in every towmhip or road district would be very appropriate, and then there would be less "discord. Now Mr. Farmer you Eay if you have bread dont dabble in this aid,now that is a mistake, I have a few neighbors who have bread to eat and plcuty of water to wath it down with, but how long can a man subnist on bread and water, besides you gay go out and chop wood, I should like to see just such a man as jon sent out to chop wood and the only food you had to be bread and water, or any other person who would misrepresent things in tho grasshop per regions to as to stop the flow of aid to our suffering homesteaders. Our friends in the East have not been imposed upon, they say go and get your share of tho aid, it is sent for you. I have. already received a small amount, but I needed it, and I shall ask for it again as soon as I need it, and I consider it no disgrace to ask for aid if a person needs it. You say there 'Is na- need of men e-uffering if they will only work. I beg leave to differ with you, if you will show me a man that will hire thoso destitute men, and give thorn any more -than their board . for- their work at pesqnt, I will consider you have done more for tho suffering of Nebraska than any. other person in the United State, and you will hear of less suffering. lam furnishing work for two of thoso destitute men at fifty cents per day and board, and they are glad to put in every day they possibly can ; they both have families to support, and they prefer fifty cents per day and board to living on bread and water. And now Mr. Farmer I shall leave you for the present, as I have said about all that is necessary on the aid question. At the bottom of this article you will find no num-de-plume, but my real name. Hopeingyou will not get offended at what Lbavo said I remain Your most respectfully D. S. Helvehk. A IETTE FBOH GVDS'SOCK Guide Rock, .Neb. 7 Feb. 13th, 75. J Lately Discovered Parable Continued ftvm last iccefc. j Ed. CniEF: And Satan alsofur jrished drink for his fullowcrs but it quenched not their thirst ? the more they drank the more they craved. It was a sort of a liquid fire, and besides that a filthy stuff that might be called twill (though doubtful whether swiue would driuL it) and wen also prostitu ted heaven's best blessing to the vilest uses, so that it was a great curse, and this curse was found where there was tobacco and whiskey. And men pass ed laws (as they said) to regulate these things. And they sold license to fa loons and houses of ill-fame, to traffic iu these same things. And Satan said uuto his angels and agents : Fear ye not ! .Ihavc pulled a blinder over the ntsds jof men so that they have pass . ed laws to protect instead of to punish crime. Thus have 1 made them bid defiance to tho laws f heaven. And the universe was witness to a ghastly horrid demoniacal yell of triumph. And the mothers and the virtuous of the land arrose with ou accord, re monstrated and protested against these things, and besoaght that those laws might be reber&ed. But those who were clothed with authority, and b td charge of these things, sneered at wotMt's rights and heeded them not. Aad the women seting no hope in the cfekralry of the age, and ihe seemingly rpSfccrieas inactivity of matt io the. tight direction, aad in the courts of earth, they have, gathered ia bands aad with faith ia the justness of their caase; they have, catered into these very deas of infamy, and, rebuked and - expostaktod with the dealers in de KtTttctioa, aal when that faikd, they Itave.ftppealed to the court of heaven. Aad the oppoeers quoted I!, sayiag, . "Thesewouiaa art out of their ulace.' Tfcea their, pkoe iTto eee head taken. , - v irawUhe woothc of their children, the lotbiag froa their bodies aad kaowl edf e fro their ariads, aad themselves Miferuyr for tha acaeasar.ei oFJile, to'. jurakfc aMaa with which ta bay-tii-" , - Sacca a&a wki-sk-y; aad to receive the ifelthifaat. AadJAe LotS was greatly that which is not 'bread, and your la bor for that which eathfieth not. Turn now your fields into wheat and corn, and put these evil things far from you, and be separate and defile not your selves any more, and I will bless you, and cause my face to shine upon you, and prosper you." But many exclaim ed, "we cannot, for our systems are so saturated with what we have used that it craves their filthy affinities." And Satan said, evil done ye bad and faith ful servants, enter into to the experi ence of all the ills it is in my power to grant, and your doings will surely bring upon you.' And there was weeping and wailing even on earth. And to those who sell their souls, and trade in license to do iniquity, what shall be the measure of their remorse for the ills they have caused and done, that shall burn as a fire forever and ever. C. L. SUPPOSED 2ft722)Z3. A Woman Found Outside of Her Eovse With Eer Threat Cut. We.are informed that Mrs. Philip Kleintcrger was found outside of the door, with her throat cut, and dead. She resided 2 miles from Fontcnelle, She was a young weman, and bad been married but a short time, hav ing lived with her husband in a most loving manner since her marriage. There was no knife near the de sascd when found, and it is suppos ed that some one had attempted to violate her person, and having failed in that, they then killed their victim. The husband of tho lady who was found dead, had gone to Bell Creek to transact some business. TJfc officers arc now working up the case, and will give further particulars as soon as received. Fremont Herald. State Fair Premium for 1S75. The Nebraska State Board of Agricul ture will hold its annual fair at Omaha in September next, the exact days yet to bo fixedan 1 announced. The premi lht has been greatly enlarged in. every respect, in number and prico of pre mium Two premiums of $500 cash each for the largest flock of puro blood long and short wool sheep brought into the state is offered. One hundred dollars is offered for the best one acre of sugar beets ; fifty dollars for the best half acre ; twenty five dollars for the best fourth of an acre, and ten dollars for the best tenth of an acre. Arbor day is fixed- on tho third Wednesday of April next. Seventy five dollars is offered to the individual putting out the greatest number of trees on that day, to include fruit, for est and evergreens, and of any and all varieties. Fifty dollars for the great est number of hardwood forest trees, and ten dollars for the greatest nutu of treo cuttings. Nursery planters cannot compete. Forty dollars for the best acre of corn ; thirty dollars for the best acre of fall wheat; the samo for spring wheat ; twenty-five dollars for the best aero of oats; twenty-five dollars for tho best acre of barley; twenty-five dollars for the best acre of flax, and twenty dollars for the best yield of potatoes. Fifty dollars each for each essay on fencing, roads, power for farm opera tions, one hundred dollars each fur essay on wool growing, and sugar beet culture. On speed, twenty one hundred dol lars are offered, the principal purss eleven hundred dollars. For particulars address the society, Plattsmouth, Neb. Martin Dunham, Act'g Pros. D. H. Wheeler, Sec. Omaha Republican. STATENEWS. Brick made of Blue River clay pro nounced equal to the celebrated Mil waukee brick are to be manufactured next spring by the Cretans Lead ore, a specimen of which is said to have assayed 92; per cent of lead, has been discovered iu. Valley county. N They claim a vein of coal two feet thick in Burt county, precise location still kept a profound mystery.? Ex. Adams county proposes to attach to itself all that portioa of Hall south of the Platte. It makes about three townships. They also urge General Ord to con tinue in his efforts to obtain the issu ance of army rations and seed by the government. A cepy of this testimonial and peti tion has been forwarded to Congress man Crounse. Hepublicam. -Wett Point expect to- hare a flax mi!!, a wagon and agricultural implement- factor, and a flouring mill with 40 run of drone when spring opens. I. W. Micorcf the Omaha RepMi can recently received tho noaunatioa for council man of the J bird ward in Omaha.' "Pickle" Butler has been heard from via the Chief of Police ia Louts viXe. Ky. But hk Lincoa ereditojs do not want to see him bad eaough to send for rata. The testimonial retaras. the warmest J thanks to the Sate Belief Society for p. o visions and cloth mg already recair- jjed." The extreme cTestitutioar of the eouaty js shown -from the fact that'hs jeitfere have to depead' entirely ap;a tapplkc received through tha state aldsacMtjr. Mr. B. M. Brakcr, (Gen. Bick) has sold out his interests in the Lin coln Spy nd has gone to Washington to spend the winter. Hon. Dan. S. Parmelee, of this state who killed Tom. Keeler recently, the particular of which were publish ed in this paper, will probably secape without having a trial as the grand jury have failed to find a bill against him. This is without doubt a clear case of justifiable homicide. K. Press. J. D. Calhoun, formerly of the Brownvillc Democrat, but latterly en gaged in running a saw mill in Frank lin county, is now employed on the Lincoln Blade. The appointment was made entirely without the General's knowledge, however, and the probabilites are that he will not accept it, as his Nebraska interests will need his presence' at home. Journal. Lieut. O'Brien, who went with clothing to the grasshoppered of Har lan county,- returned yesterday, and brought with him a testimonial and petition, addressed to General Ord, signed by all the voters of Harlan county. Wo saw a young boy, yesterday, who weighed 150 pounds, measured four feet in height, and was only fif teen years old. His checks puffed out like two inflated balloons, and, taking into consideration the cheeky appearance, we advise this young man to start out as an insurance agent. Journal. The House passed a relief bill on Wednesday, after spending nearly all day in discussing the various propo-: sltions. The bill provides fi.r the issu ing of $50,000 State bonds, the pro ceeds to bo used for buying seed for the destitute in our grasshoppered district, and appoints Governor Gar bcr, ex-Governor Sauudeis, Treas. MoBride, Hon. Chuch Howe, and Gen. Bemick, as a board to disburse and distribute the fund. Press. - Friend Kilburn has his nose and face badly skinned. He says it was getting out of a buggy, but we fear that is a whopper. It looks like the Lowell Register map bally illustrat ed. Some think it is an illustration of the county seat fight. Adams Gazette. Lieutenant 0 Brien, who went to Harlan county with clothing for the grasshopper suffeies, has returned, and reports that he was unable to shoe the Swedes and Norwegian of .several settlements, owing to the fact that he had no number thirteens and four- teens. Omaha Republican. Gen. Jno. M. Thayer has been ap pointed aid confirmed Governor of Wyoming Territory. While his ac ceptance of this post will rob our city of one of her most distinguished citi zens, we congratulate him and ih people of Wyoming upon tho appoint ment. No better man for the position could have been selected. He has, upon the field as a soldier, and in the U. S. Senate as a Representative from Nebraska, established a reputation that does honor to Nebraska, and the whole west. The Kearney papers bring us an ac count of the death of a young girl at that place, under circumstances strong ly implicating her mother as having literally stamped her to death. The testimony is strongly against the mother, who has heretofore manifest ed brutal characteristics, and it is said attempted to poison the girl about a. year ago, and to starve her wncc to that the girl would gather and cat scraps from the slop bucket of the Harold House, and was often fed by neighbors. As might be expected, there is , much feeling against the mother. Stale Journal. Monday Fob. 1st., was a gala day in Brownvillc. The cxteniou of the M. P. Road fiom Neb. city to Brown rille was completed aud made ready for trains the previous Saturday, and on Monday the first passenger train arrived at B. with about CO gentle men on board, anions them the Mayor and Alderman of Neb. city. Among the distinguished visitors were Hon." Silas Garbur, who was -the guest of Gov. Furaas. T. P. Kennard and. Major Coifing of Lincoln, and many others. The train left Brawnville at 2 p. m. on its return trip. Browaville saw the happiest day of its existence on Monday Feb. 1st. She is no longer "out in the cold." VICK'S FLOBAL GUIDE FOR :S75. Published .Quarterly. January Number just issued, and contains over 100 Pace?, 500 Engravinps, descrip tions of wore than 500 of our . bct Iflowers-and Vegetables, with direc tioas for Culture, Colored Plate, etc. The most ascful aad elegant work of the kiad ia tha world. Only 25 cents for tie year. Pablu&ed in English aad Genua. Aedreiar JAMES VICK, . Rochester, N. Y. WMSW1CK &, BANKERS, mJBArlJ ESTATE. '-" UA8TOGS, -V- NE& WtamH rti li airwa la'Cell ueaa, iff- DENVER IIOOSK :31 D. W. DALTON , - - - Prop. HASTINGS, NEBRASKA. ThU hall hu lately been fitted up with ta bles of the ben manufacture. Choice Winej.Linuor aad Cwtan at the bar PROCTOR HOUSE, G. D. PROCTOR. Proprietor, 22320K, 17222A3ZA. The Traveling Public Will findthi Hotel to be fint claw iu every rwpect. aa-Carriaee ruo daily to Bclricere. the enarert Station on the St. Joe A V. U It. B Cily Meat Market. MARK H. WARNER, Has ju?t opened a Meat Market on Webster Street, next door south of Park'rt Shor Sb p where he will keep and sell fresh meats of all kiudd. HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PIi) FOR BEE&OATILH, HOGS, AtiP-. " t Neb. Red Cloud. - - - BILLIARD PARLOR. T. R. LEE, , Hastings, - - - Nebraska. Thi o'tablishmrnt ha jnt been fitteil up ingoo'l stile, anil is just the ilace totnjoy a jrume of ttilliard. ', The best su;i!iw attho bar. 49-otn &' ffl Entire .La'e Cashier 1st Nat Hank, Clarimla, Iowa.l BANKER. HASTINGS, - - - NEBRASKA. Exchange bought and sold on all cities of the United States and Europe. (GtuiSy Warrant, COUNTY AND SCHOOL BONDS Hought and So fit. References l Permission : 11. K. Aukx, President Cook Co. National Hank, ('hicago. N. L .Mohsk. President FirstNalional uank. I'liirinila. Iura. Jtm.v Ukkksiiau. Cuhier I'aeiCs National P.ank. Council II luff. Iowa. ( 0. Caupk.ntkh. (lorcrcor State of Iowa. C. IjIMikuuax. Clerk Superior Court, Iowa. 6-Gin THE DOMESTIC ! BEST. BN I WHY? Least difficulty in learning it Least skill required to use it. Least labor to work it. -Least care to keep it'in order. Least trouble to change it,5, J east changing required. Does fine work equal to any other. Does heavier work than others. Does heavy work easily. Does everything well. Does nothing ill or grudgingly. . Gives satisfaction, Exceeds expectation. Justifies the praise it-everywhere receives. A few days' trial solicited. II. U.JOU5MK,TniT. Ageat, Crete, Hek. ' Eseboetio Agemts-Waatet Ladies send toXETcago office '-tot aTT decant tasnion oook. ::-. BY A. B. HAWER. - At the Billiard Hall, Red Cloud. Shaving, Shampooing and Hair-Cutting- ia the bighest style of the Art. 17-td EUREKA! Tho ssderiisaed ku jut coapleted his NEW BUUDI-N-G, And furahbvKt vitfc a Fall 5 apply of I)KY GOODS. G!MCBSIES. HATSl S2AXf7-U3S CLSTZZV9, BOOTS, SHOES, FANCY XOT1&X& ETC. I frot uhUu LOX m the LOWEST. TOK CASK. . '' aT'.CaU ud ixuum lK7CWir.- , . M. 'SiBATiiOK,- sun ico; tsr NEW GOODS! . J fi. POTTER Takes this method to Inform the Public that he hat Just opened up a new and complete Stock of DRY GOODS & GROCERIES, Contigtina m part of -CALICOES, DARK, LIGHT .t PINK, CUAMBHES, DKLAINKS, LAWNS. DKKSS TIU 31 .MINOS & LININGS, CORSETS Jfc SKI UTS, VAILS & GLOVES. ISLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED MUSLINS TABLE LINENS. & TOWELING. PANTS, OVEK-ALLS k SHIRTING, 1SOOTS cV SHOES, If ATS A CAPS, COFFEE, SUGARS & TEAS of all Kinds, ' Canned Fruits, Oysters and Crackers, "' ?f- Chewing and Smoking Tobaccos, FLOUR, MEAL & BACON- And everything usually kept in a First Class Dry Goods & Grocery Store. -T. G. Potter, - Red Cloud, Nebraska. THE CHICAGO AT HASTINGS, Keeps constantly on hani the largest stock of Dry Pine Lumber in the West. Also 2XiariS, MOUt.lI3iGS, MJIE TARRED PAPER, and all kinds of ltUIIildliVCt MATERIAL, Our stock is well selected and purchased direct from the rafts, and will be sold as low as the lowest. O. NEW HARDWARE STORE ! WHOLKSALE AND RETAIL MITCHELL & M0RIIRT Ilavc opened a new store and have jut received a full and com plctc stock of IIAKDWAajE, Cutlery, Carpenter and "... FARMING TOOLS. - COAL and WOOD STOVES. We have also a Tin Shop connected with our Store. We manufacturo Tin, Copper & Sheet Iron Ware. Our Stock is LARGE and well assorted, and we will deal as low as any house west of Lincoln. Call and See Before Purchasing Elsewhere. Opposite the Lumber Yard. Red Cloud, - LUMBER LUMBER ::. W. L; VANALSTYNE PIKE LUMBER, LATH, SHINCELS Doors, Blinds Sash Mouldings Lime, Tarred Paper. Etc And every Article usually kept in a Km Cla Luaiber Yard. I GUARANTEE TO DUPLICATE ANY BILL THAT CAN BE GO! AT J5NIATA OR HASTINGS. MVER FKEI J. D. POST, Proprietor. .' Txriill94pUrt&s1&&Trrnl tan teMtofiruh mm utfecdXcr - Jirmrii&s tm short. LUMBER YARD 1 NEB O. OJL1VEU Hastings, Nebraska. - - DEALKB IX X.1M I MSI E ! ! Maxwell & Differ .WUh ts iafersi ta pMi? tkU Uunr Hr Idme. ad will kep trs. htsA PULL SUPPLY r . tst ikn itmsai of ta V!Se. kkfe- iilwMrt.'6Mklm. the Place I Ttrm irr iw ri4a a TBiMC. NEW DRUG AND GROCERY STORK -IN Kcd oud, - - - afeb. Wo wLh toiuform the citizens of Red Cloud that wo have a new tOck of goods which we oiler at Graucr prices. Consisting of DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES BRUSHES AND ftNCY GOODS. AUo a choice lot of TEAS, and TOBACCOES, PURE WINES and LIQUORS. CSrSpecia! nttuntinn given to l)i pciiMng of Medicines and IVusciip ion?. We Dejy ompd'lio t in Quality and in I' rice it. r.iii:ri:r. JOH JACOB SON'S HOTEL, FEED, J : SALE, AND t LIVERY STABLE,. Jaaiaa. A4aMtO. !ffc Watchmaker L Jeweller, ZZD ZLyjD, TZ27TZ2 CC 7X77, 5T22. IrttcaLr zttention rires t Ile- pairis Fine Watches aad Satisfaction Gntuutia.L I. W. TULLE1H, HOWEOPATHJCPHYSJCIAN U. S. PENSION SUKOISON. Ofte34wrSMtl TCwt H M Th ChcajMt irc"srij;r ia lis T7a:. -TheTttlnllaClrrMtntlan tulkvinij TlIK MttPAaO fOST Vt M.UI. u anireruHy nelcl t th Hlirt. jieivt. inil ot!rifiini nnJ rhiprt aflcraon new tpapf r lublUhl la ihc Sth nt. It U tUpnhlirn In illtt, hlh Ulrtt niiti hfi rf pUI n! ptriUiv4tK. anil of tKtanl cait fi. Iu mrlit rr-ortr rt pouj;lct). comprhtviT. ( rclUMc 1h aim of thi mmcrmit i. h brcn. rml will b. to thjV n frh. T-r-oar., and .ptcj ncw'tt'T. with it tri m onUnil Krw. ljr rral nl rratuWr rt. nJ nTAjiiabl t citjr aa-l eonoirr j---rulT. It l otto of tho bet oi fHly varant hx a coaptaailr incraaiiac ttr caUtion. tkiims orsutwcitnTro.v. Uailt hrmitit prnnnm after J-tiu.rr l.ltiieo rrc'lt-.- 4.'" Dult U month -....-. . h DaILY threa uucSU-..-. ..-.. - ).! TJIK W'EKKLV M5T AND M WU it a bn nlrf c 1 l tx ciM o!tuun pitt-t tifthntUeuf h t!lr. rtl M)iit..tni sH tb current tneml ami Joe newt of tho . wltb rlunbU furoUu nl iltinpllc rf rtiotxlruoe, lh1t ?or!r nf lh lar. f-lt cat. fjJl lxi. aucfely. nt thr artloiM. an I with mar lrt rriHirU vrparrl cifrr.lr f t It country fAJr, nl e-refuilv rrt-. ;. to tho hour of v I'rcw. Ttmwch iu h errojc in it ki It no ibo Urt 2T r la th country. trswalB hrtfuia ouootthq chrw'Mt, the auna4tttrittuar price txinx uuly OJIK tK)t UXK. XVO HKTV CKMt-. to which tu bft.ijtil H.trciKfrnl tn.ir. to btt prevail, afUr J4iury 1. by the tHv Iiher. in orsrI.-iuif with th li hfl c lnti operation at that ilr. Ktrurti.r Itxln-ruitnt' arcftlerrj trt uber hrr wh r-fpr trtavll ih m-lo nfuurrtub rat Itriititlancf miy bo in.iko elthrr tlrn. eteit, ltt oIBmj onlcr. or rrLtr4 tetior.atcur tWk Ml IfJtcn houM be RJ'lrfiMr.1 t lU CIIIOACO 1'Or AM MAIL CU..sl aul m Dcarlxirn strict. Ii!iort.int but brif nrw tlor arn Hrit nt tiuiu nil aru of tho r)untry. nnti will be taken oi annymottMnnjutioatiin. THE ALDINE COMPANY'S Xew lnhlic?alins. l OLD ONLY BY SUBSCaiPflOW. TUKAUINK:TUKAHTJ0i;ilXLor AMKltU'A. ThU rplrmlM rntrrptl(i i nut Atily '! ttitailK-il in ovcrr fpnlM'o. but i blnrf mi? untljr lee!opfl nnd mrrl. 't l-ilr tiwul wl'li'int a riral in llt hoto tcll f i'filoliral ll'crMur. Tim lcltiil -Im-portralt. "M"!.' Unclflb frli'inl.- cliroiuo irtt.-l to roi) ubiwrlnrr. i r ilcotilnl (lit. anil will if MMilie, aM tn tho Mimjritr which tit i urk hti ral'il. Th. AKT L'NI'lN fratur al.o pr-mir ri util hpfsrfWiit rr ult. In aruiii I u1Ik tn trici in tbo fJtjt. 'lrvuUrinl far in formation on npptiiKttSoti. I'nrU I, II. Ill ami I V ar? miif mly. Sutton's- . isisuss-soto hi33:slla::t. T" be tomj!el! I i,i i) j'rt. iul l-r nlclitly. Hncn rrt will contain rn flfeant fr.w-. iiep, i ririiiuily riiufarcl wit ttrrl fur tb Loti'biii Art Journal UKPll'iDUCINt;-- nt a pne wltb'ii thr i.opnUr re:li, -n'r-lr ti'Tcr b'ura o(Tivl at U. than titrm thhani'mtil. . 'Ibc frltttMbnbfeii Cieattr.irtlii 'f ins lo::s:i: ah? joueita At a Cost of 25 Ccnti a Part. . V Kaih jnrt iji'l n a'n Wifitxrtn par. . cludins 'hn Vltnnt fitjtwpi. m l llutclnit-il In rr! an I eilil. !ll ; t- ' with tlji Srt i'rt. ril tha riniic -l 1,l ntiio wer wilt ! wortbr ririUtu r the "T be Al ino !'r" wblph ! j a n trr of mniethinx beautiful an i vuluabU , !'4KT!l I. II A III U Jl'T I't IH.ilti- TlIK AltT .fOUlMfAT. 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