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THE RED CLOUD CHIEF.
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RED CLOUD, WEBSTER CO., jKBR-AKA, Tfl
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m regularly, will eoAfer a faror by notify-i-jraseftbeftctetoTice.
Correspondence solicited from all pwliof
r,. County and Bute, on matters of eneral
taterest. -ii r ,j.
In no cttti are ic responsible Jor the
view or opinions of our correspondent.'
We do not pvbliih anonymous Utters
mnd communications. Always gits
yout.name. .
Lcbot:,L to insure insertion,
must is hmdeTTin as early as Wed
nssiuy morning.
Official Directory.
CONGRESSIONAL.
K i. Paddock. Beatrice. II. 8. Sen ate r.
AlTiaeauanen. Omaha. L 6-Senator.
F'lxk T?Ieh v-irocniUiT.
TjbTVrC tvrU
ILASaARB3R. Governor. Lincoln.
Brnao Txcchpcl:. Sto.ofSUU.
J. B Weston. Lincoln. Auditor.
J.C.MeBnde. .. Traasarer.
Oto. H. Robert!. AttyG.n.
8. R. Tk9tnon.Lncol.Sup. rnb Inctrue.
JUDICjARY.
Vtt. B. Ltko.Otnah. Chif Jttic.
Ian'10i!.att.NehrakaCjtT.l Atociat Jnf.
Nam'l UaxTeU.Plxtrmouthi
Vf Er.HTER COUNTY.
. A.Tmlloji.
J. R. Willeox.
J. 1). Post.
A. A. Pope,
R. R. Fhrrtr.
Coonty ClrV.
Trensurr.
Probat Judire.
HherifT.
School Knp't.
Corontr.
Cointy Surreyor
W. R. Thorn,
6. "VT. P.ali.
U M. I.aca.
J. H. Hobart.
Couaty Cjmtninioners.
cuuncn jurkctory.
Pt. J. T. MiLHrs.will prarh on the 2nd
Ibbtth f earh month at'l A M.
Rr Gio' Yciskp th. i t -ubbath at 11
A M nd the 2nd rabSnth fTninc
Kt J. v i'O!'. bc -ttli abhalu at H
A- .!-. an the Jrd sabbath evi-nins.
RtT. f. Rsxi.ty.iin'acliM the UtSiibbntn in
thr n.e?.tut lilrScl-otil hcu-: at 101-2
A. M. i.nd Ht Ri-d Cloud at 7 I. M. 2nd Fab
fcatb t HuDDnU'i. t in t-2 A M. nd atl'Mii
ay Creak at 3 P.M. 3r.i Sabbath t l.fd
Clda 11 A B1 n.lstC!pii'it3 1.M.
4h ."abbath nt On le U-ck.at 11 A M and
at Elm Creek mZV.M. r. , ,
f-abbath hchool erury fcabbath mornuif
at 10 a. x. Clo'i at 11.
IU II. A Howahd. fiupt.
arrival mid nDnrture f SI
ill
from tl M'it Clonl l. O.
Bbtixcs leaves -oiidnyi. V.lnrdaji.anJ
Fridayi-nt 7h.hi. 'Juei.lajf. 'Ihundayi
una SatHrdij it t m. Arrives oery
day at & 20 p. m.
I!jijtd ltavci Monilaand Thursdar at
7 . w.. a-rnvif Wcducidaysaud hatu.-d.rs
at 6 p. m
ymn.i.t. oinz et. Mfndy r.d "hur
drsl2' 'i 5fi X wsl "f-V 8Ud
Fr dyj a' 8 a
JfctfKl.j. Kar.s.1. lca ru-tif J . Il'-iri lar
red JsiB'iiS'.'i! 1 a "i . arnvi MtitiCii??.
WedceidiTi n I Fridnjs ato ji m.
Rutn.. Kn' 1 " w-liu. Wedno.
daj an I Friday at 7 a m . iirijct lut
r, Ihtiitcidvc ami iiiiij'-ij Jt 0 J'- ra
OWco open Trom 12 m. until 1 p. ni. riuntjy:.
AM rrtuteroff rantlcr mini bi jn -y i 3s) p in
jL' nv Ortfer buir.es cIoim at 7 1-2 p.m.
, i-rJtr ineerf on !uii!xv.
IS. B. McNirt. P. M.
SUCIETIES.
ro.oTF.
P.p Ci."uDLopnt. No C I OO F
meets rery xtun" nicht in
the Jasanie Hall. 3firaber o'
other Lo(rasareeiriiaUy invitod
te aitcnrf. It. C; Scott. .' U.
i. h-.n. Seo'y.
A. F c A- 11.
CHAitiTy Lnnnr No. M Rerf cjourf,
sViteb meets Fiicar ct-wiuiics on or be
itT for full moon. Visitinsr brother- in
Ood t-tandinc. aro cordially invited
K. altard. I- B. HAM1T0N W. it.
J.L.MtL . Scj.
KDITORIAf..
Tho content over the
will is hotter than ever.
Yanderl ih
Lord Napier has bsen chospn corn
niandcr in chief of the English army.
England has 000.000 drilled men
ready for war, supported by 372 field
guns
Tho outlook is, that this country
will get an opportunity to feed Eng
land this summer.
Ex Senator Benj V. Wade died at
his residence in Cleveland O. on morn
mgof March 2nd.
Bayard Taylor has been appointed
to represent the United States at Ber
lin. This pleases him, and alo
pleases Germany, be is collecting mat
ter rof a life of Goethe.
CJsVssWtVBMBBWaesss)sj)sssVBflBTtfaa
A bill is before Congress urging the
sale of certain Northen Arecnals
We wbnld say, no, we need our arse
nal in the north, as much as ever, and
let us not be weakened by such moves
as the propesed one.
From a letter addressed to a ge title -i.
rcan in this place, we learn that the J
C. & Ft. K, R. R. Co. expect to ex
tend their line up the Republican val
ley soon. Mr. Diiwns of the C. B.
R. R. aays "They have the matter of
-lion of their road from Wash
an exteu- . j, direction under
ington Kan.
practical consideration.
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0U1 CLTTB LIST.
We will aend our paper (prica $2.00)
with either of the publication named
below at the price annexed.
Harper's Magazine, ($4.00) $4 95
Weekly,
95
95
Bazar, M
Lippincott'a Magazine, "
Appleton's Journal, ($3.00)
PetersonBMagaxine,($2.00)
Toledo Blade, "
Saturday Evening Pott, ' - ...
Prairie Farmer, "
Weatero Rural, "
If ebraaka Farmer, "
4 75
4 00
3 25
3 25
3 00
3 25
3 15
UBfiCJtIBX and ASTERTIfS
Ncbrask had up to latt week Uk i
en no interest in being represented at !
the Parii Kxpoilion next purnmer. I
Seo. Allen of the Omaha Hoard of!
Trade, calls the attention of the people
to the matter, and urges immediate
action.
The Riverton Reporter ii happy,
and has reason to be, for a railroad to
Tiat noint is nevitab e. But a!a3 for
inevitable. But alas for
our road, if tho C. B. U. P. gets there
fiivt; and tliia seems more than proba -
hlc-Jumatn Herald. .
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The Sutton Times has suspended
and Wallman oes to York to start a
nartr vo nei iibbiui: mint'ia muw.
to have been used to start a paper
was
at Edgar, and he intends to Uli tue
s l 1
naomifii np.i"Kiiifid bv the rcruoval of,
TWX.uw. w
the Times f"m Sutton.
The "State Journal" states that it
has lufortuat.on that the pioapect lor
the admission of our contingent con -
presnian elect. Hon. T. J. .MHJor, is i
axcellent. Proctor Knott, chairman
of the judiciary committee has prepar
ed a report adorning the the jastuiis
of the case for an additional represen
tative, and recomctiding the seating of
Majors. Ex.
A meeting was held, last week at
Hasting, and a District Agricultural
Society was organized. Adams, Clay,
Nuckolls, ami Hall uountiei were rep
reeuted. M. C Long of Nuckolls,
was ulectcd president and a vicepreai
dent from each county in the district
was chosen. W. N. Richardson vep-
reentitiF Wedhttr Co. Considerable
busine-..H ofimportar.ee wax transacted,
but the fameru of Webster Co. do not
appear very much iutere-tfd in the
noeiety .so wa will leave the subject
for the present.
Csiasranicattl
There eetns to be eotno dissatisfac
tion in hutuc jaits of the couuty, in
-gani to the Hculement agreed to by j
em- ounty c mmiMoticr, with the
H. & M. R R. Co. row, why is it7
Is it because thi-y doubt the integrity j
..T j.i.r r. t. tni.jirtnr.r. rtT 1 it rirailfi
' " wuuiivi-uiii, v. .-.. (
it doe", uot happen to suit their ind:- '
viduul fancy. Let us aeo what and
whore the bone of contention really is
'J'iia "sticking point, appears to Le
llta. i.K.na n( lArtatiniT trill Afitlfr llfsllaaA
I1...11,-.1IV W .l.nr.1,1 h at th ..larsi '
w.iv.wUl,.v.v, ...v. wv. ; , mu t0 afinculture and land jne-j'in-rhete
the county bumeis is to be j ment (Qeo-metry)' and agriculture' re
done: But suppose a nrnn was in-. quiring fixed abodes led to arehirce
debtod to you in the aura of $1000
, ,. . - ,
it u:ea;i3u mio a-o bi niasaiiii';u
with the settlement,) and it was prov
en tayou beyond riuentiun, that you
could not collect bv law , ono cent
of it: and he chould say to you, Ij
will give you $500. or you can t.ike
the risk of collecting tho entire bill;
omilrl vn tnlrn wtilt. 'nn rnillrl trpt?
Of course you wouid. Or if you place
your busiues!) in the bands cf an agent
could you fall out with him for doing
the si.ino thing you would have done
yo-uticlf? Our commissioners, are
agents of the people; they went to
Lincoln, for the purposo of doiug busi
ness for the people.
They approach Mr Toualin and say
Mr T-r-, wa have come for the purpose
of making settlement, with the B. Si
M. R. R. Co. in behalf of Webster
county , of the taxess due that coun
ty from said R. R. Co. Mr T . says
'Gentlemen: The R. R. Co. will uot
submit to all the taxes you claim from
the fact that a portion of it is exorbi
tant and unjust; neither can you collect
one cent by litigation, as the reports
of assessors, together with other irreg
ularities, do not show that their fig
ures represent anything more than so
msny number.-, instead of represent
ing dollars, and cents; But we are
willing to do "thas" aud "ee," if you
will cancel all taxes against us up to
January First, 1878."
The commissioners then consult an
able lawyer who advises them to set
tle on some terms, and coroboratea
tho statement made by Touzalin
What could they do hut settle on the
best terms they could? certainly, no
thing. Again, is it not better to take a sum
of money expended in improvements
for, the county than to take about baif
that sum in money? What would
$4,000 amount to each individual is
the county, bybeing equally distributed
among them? Comparatively nothing.
Observer.
Feb. 2Sth 1878.
An Amrrican Book Abroad
j ITewer s Dictionary U now consid-
erea inr -- amhort ar accd
j !,-. "5' "o couuneni ui sun
rope, uo, ,uu., - --,,- but
lend 10 JC.ngi-an -""-. . f 'oZ. T.
CUIct4 -" J "'. - .
with it at the Imperii Library in
Paris, the Library of the B.-.sh Mu
seum, tbe.Athenaeum and other Lon
don Clubs, aed numerous other placa
I have heard of it from Turkey, India,
China, and even Japan. It is every
where deservedly aopluaded
for the eleganee of
iti type the distinctness of its impres
sion, tbe beauty ofthj engravings,
nd the vast amount of information
condensed within its covert. Paris
Cor. Boston roil.
TSAC3DTCI Of ZXSTCE7.
BT RKT. J. M. PRYSK.
flow few are folly aware of what
our boasted civihzvion h theoucnn:e,
how much we are indebted therefor
, to nationalities, tuitrhty in there time,
uut which have long disappeared ,
from the map of the wprld. How,
' are awar wnai tong procffiw oi
l re awarr wuuw
f !..
, elaboration were spent on each constii-,
. uent of our civilization by one of the!
J V " ' SPZP?n
whole conrbe ofits national history.
(aud that the production of said e!e-1
meut wa? lU life-work and mission in
mc nuni- pjtv.ii tuiKuuuiiuu iu
the outworking of the destiny of the
w a
, human race. Let us take a had'y
ulance at tho history, and minion in
j - - .
the world of those nationalities which
have wrought out for up, each in its
own department, thosi mighty forces,
. .. . . . -.,.,; ftf n
wr.. .vfta .. , Mvl" -, "- w.
, ... , . ,a ...
i
... .. ,,
uunai ueiuoy aa wcji aa wiuso oi nu -
rope and other parts of the world,
The founding of the Empires of
Babylon by Nimrod, Assyria by Ash
ur, which ere long were merged in one,
and of Egypt by Mencs, were neariy
synchronous. Each of these had a
p.rt to play in the great drama.
Threo hundred years after this
event Abraham was called to lead a
nomad life in company with a band of
kindred spirits, bearing about with
them thc.iacred deposit of tho world' I
most preeiouf hopes. Assyria was.
destined to become the overshadowing'
empire of the world.
! What fnno and degrees of civilization
wcro developed by the ante diluvims i
We lllVH nni nnmnnnu nrn..i.;..:n. I
Probably however they attained a very
high degree of material and aMheiic.il
improvemeent as the hiitory of Mo? et
intimates, inasmuch as their loaceritj
artorded seope for invention and dis-
covery unparalleled by the
term of human life fiuce the catatro
phe known as tho Noaehian delu. '
However the third of these great na-
ti0na of antinui. FW,., K.,.., . ,u
cradle of pot diluvian civilization
l,.t.C..U .H I. I
- , -j , -WJ f, uuiaiuil HID
,, uiuii Yts ruainiv material in
ltd
character.
In the rich vallev
rtTtl. .
Is lie, mankind were first necessitated
by the increasing density of the popnla
hwii, iu iiuuuuon meir nomauic liaiiit j
of living, aud take to tilling the o:U
V1 l M!M.W' NcCTWty'thua rav,
tur,p: ""Jbothcavr birth to the
rudiments of the mechanic arts.
fir-t
To be continued.
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ATfORNEY AND COUgMJ
1CU TViV Practice in ail the
the State.
RED CLOUD, -
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ATTORNEY AT VW,
and U.S. Commissioner.
Collection Promptly Attended to
OFFICE ONR DOOR
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JHOUTH OF BACM'd jtukb
Red Cloud. -
Neb.
t J JL Sa JLl A jL m XJa
ft TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
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a at law. .Juniata Nebraska. Will
nraciice in all the Courts of the State.
, I'rompt attenf.on given to all businets
1 entrUdted to hi care. USice on the
I cant side Juniata Avenue. July 1 7
Geo. W. Sheppard,
GOVERNMENT
BLOOMINGTON, NEB.
E. S. SALEY,
, Agt. I1..4M. R. K. Land
C. W. EALSY,
Kotary Public.
I
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
AND 22AL ISTAT1 AGENTS.
Will practice in all the Courts
in
thi" St8te and Norl,lcrn Kansa8'
Collections promptly attended to and
Correspondence solicited,
Rtd Chu Nebrmtka.
W. H. RICHARPSO!, J. A. TULLRYt
RichardSOn &. TullOVt,
SEAL ESTATE k COL'CTINO A3IWT3
Will buy and soli ReafEffUte on CeBimlfi'
sion and pay taxes for aon-reidenU.
.Special attention, given to collections. Cor
'r on business promptly answartd.
BKD CLOUD, - - -
NEB.
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W"jW
Physi:ian and
c.wnAAn
oui ycuii.
&3T f'AKTirn.AR ATTENTION GIVEN
l.i IUSEA-KS I'KCULIARTO Fk.MAI.KS.
Office and Hesilonco fire ailes east cf
SedCleufl. Near Sla Creek Hills.
WEBSTER Co. - - - -
NEB.
3G-m4
RED CLOUD FURNITURE
-STORE,-
' J AS. CALVERT.. Proprutor.
Deals cxtensvuly in all kinds of fur
! niture, nuch as Bureaus, Beadsteads,
tble., Chain, Mirrors, and in face
rvrry thing to be found in a first-clas
turuiture store.
GIVE niM A CALL.
Red Ci.oud, - - - Neb.
17-lyr
Rufus ZVTiksch,
M$tVsn & &iti$t.
o-
I rticu ar attention given to shop-
work- a,ld coffins made to order.
iJOTPainting a Specialty-!
Shon we?t of IIiftharrlann'a runldr.
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BED CLOTH) ,
NIB.
REPUBLICAN VALLEY
STAGE LINE.
R. C. JONES PROPRIETOR.
Stage leaves Hastings for Red
Cloud, Smith Center, Burr Oak and
points south, on Monday. Wednesday
and Friday, at 8 o'clock A. M re
turning en alternate days. Passengers
carried At reasonable rates. Offices.
Smith's Book Store, Hastings and
Valley Houe Red Cloud. 5-15-ly.
J. E. Smith. H. W.raaKtt, SC. Sum.
President. Vice-President, ' Cashier.
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irsf jafionHi Sank,
BZATSICS, 2TCB3ASSA.
(Successor to SMITH BROS.)
CAPITAL,
st.eea.ea.
OlMCTORg.
H5. ASPAnroct.TJRSta.. C.O.DoT.
Jamcs Ellis. New York. H.WPkii
Elijah Filliv. Jao.KSMtra.
-5 Sam'l C. Smith.
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Office two doors sooth of the Court
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rs Lowland, or Garden, by
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Ahead of all others. These plates are
engraved on steel, twice tbe usual size,
and are unequalled for beauty.
TEIIXS (Alwaji in Alnszn) $1C0 a
Tear.
Two copies for $3 GO, with a copy of
premium picture (24x20.) The An
gels of Christmas," a five dollar co
graving, to the person getting up tbe
Club.
Three copies for $4.S0
Four copies for $6.80, with an extra
copy of the Magasine for 1S7S, as a
premium to the person getting up the
Club.
Five copies for $S.00.
Six copies for $9 60, with both an
extra copy of the Magazine fof 187S.
and tbe premium picture, a five dollar
engraving, to the person getting up
the ciub
f:t. r - ,
mk,u. cupiea lor $1;.
Eleven copies for $16.
Address, post-paid,
CHARLES J. PETERSON.
306 Cbwtuut St., Philadelpdia. Pa.
Specimens sent free gratia, if writ-
ten for. '
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PATENTS
obtained fgr inrenton. is b Unite
Flairs. Cicada, and Europe, at re
duced ratca. With cr DrfaeitaJ of-
i See located in Wa.ibiojVon, otrecdy
uijHs4ic ( uuueo oisxrs rxieni
OSt5e. we 4lt al to atts4 to all
t4c-a& iwaipej with creattr riK-
'Mr patii aUorwrj, wIm hit a
, ad. wIm
pinions at
to patentability, free of charge, and
sail who are interested n new inrea
tions and pa'enta ar. invited to send
for a copy of oar "lluide for Obtain
tng Patents," which is sent free to
any ad Ires, aud contains complete
inatructiotn hew to obtain patents,
aud ether valuable matter t e refer
r.fl"5 ' fCmin-AUlCri
to the lie turn-American National
k' Washington. D. C., the Royal
oweuisu, iorwegun. ana imn Le
gations, at Wabington ; Hon. Joseph
Casey, hte Chief Justice l. S Conn
of Claims; to tho orBciaU of the U
S. I'atent Office, and to senators and
members of coogrcM from ixstj
state.
Address: Louis Baqoir A Co.,
Solicitor of Patents and Attorneys at
Law. Le Droit Building, Washington,
D. C.
HARNESS SHOP
-BY-
J. L.
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Keeps constantly on hand a full line of
Harriets. Collars, Saddles, Whips,
Horee Blankets, Combs, Brushes,
Harnesa Oil and everything
usually kept in a first-el
shop.
The Eifheit Cub Priee ?a!d for
Hides and furs.
Red Cloud Mill's!
We are prepared to do cus
tom work.
Floor feed mud
Cora Men! Tor. fsIe
Mr Satisfaction gmranleed it
auality of flour bold, and crTOM
oc. Tanners rhonld lie particular
to scoure the beat of seed wheat.
Potter A Frisbie!
HARNESS SHOP
S. V. LiiidoOT
Is now prepared to do all kinds of wor
m tib
Harness line.
The best of materials used, and al
Work WAKRAKTED.
REPAIRING
Done on short notice and at reasonable
Prices.
Sbap in McNitt's Store.
Red Cloud. Nefcraslaa.
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Tone, Workmanship.
Durability and Finish.
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material. It follows th:t U- ln:rjta j we
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CHEAP CASH STORE
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DRY GOODS. HATS, CAPS AND
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Groceries, Flour A Piovllontr
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HARDWARE
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We keep on hand at all times a large a-nd ocsDpLte stoek of Steve
Tin, and Hardware.
WE ALSO
Keep a Supply'of Vmrmlne Implaimintr.
JsjjTGiro us a call, a we feci sore w raa iuit jce, assa! at figrjrer
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