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Na tape wm tattled fttt. tMe of
teelaat weak. n
Tha eewmlitee on arratWHatfttf for
tl Ce. BraMralr, Ahool aeetrlatlon
MtC. W. Klt, I). Fei, an
Mrs. Florenea CooV. Hit association
atta llit second Friday In u"e' l
la propoeed U have a Christian can
teatlon on Thareday prtceedlng the
meeting of the srsoeiatlon.
The programmt should bt ready
by aoitweek.
Tilt ,f uaiala Herald docs not aerm
ta think the "Juaiata at Republican
VaMey Railroad" will wrote to bt
chaf benefit after til. Innemach
at It ia to be built from Hastings, wo
gtM It will not prove a vtry great
Imhim to Juniata. .Tnnlatadsemd
better fte.-Imtrptnitnt
TUatlW OXAHMAXOr Til HAT-
iokal tiro ucav ooramu.
Tbt present eontrevtray going oa is
Cfeagreeaover tht Potttr resolutions,
and tht active part taken by Mr.
Halt in leading tho Republican baa
tat us.thiokinit of tht put.
Tbt appointment of Mr. Halo to
tht Chairmanship of the National
eeeaalttse In a (rood obo. We renietu
bar hR Mr. Halt waa nominated
ami tttcttd County Attorney is bin
adapted county, even before he waa
of aft; hit partnerahip with Mr In
tryj'.hU election to the Maine legti
letwa, where he distinguished him
mU te snob aa oitent that hi friends
aid that ho must go to Ooogrese.
The the deaaocrala net up the cry ol
"bay" "brainless" "fool" Ao. IKe
wawderprhat'taay think now when el
tar four 'auoeeaaWt election, be baa
arisen to tbaileailertblp of hla party,
and instead ef climbing "Bridge bill"
with hi little greon bag, full of old
law look, to attend the Dlatrict
Court, bt ia one of the prominent
leaders la the highest council of the
laad.
Kagtie Hale la yet a youug man,
and bit obleejlshed iategrity and
devatioa to the couairy'a good, eoup
led with a vUorone and uatiriug brain
will, if bt eontinuta in tbt path bt ia
aow ill make ol him an ornament in
American history.
lfiakeT ITaeae WWcW
Aa there is to muoh aetivity manifest
ed ia tha wadding lint would it not bt
wall for tome of oar friends to contid
tr what the rilatlva cost of lumber if
ta artlfoial atona or briek? Of out
thing we fire aura; olay of aa tieellent
qualify la hart la abundanoo aa well aa
lima and Mad. Wo have all tba in
gitditntaror the manufacture of brick
without tne eoat of transportation, and
wood for barning ia plenty at $2 50 to
$3 00 par cord. Wo speak advisedly
whoa wt aay brick can bo manufact
ured and aold her at 10 0(1 to $0 60
par thousaad, leaving UuCteanufkctur
ar a handsome profit. At ttieso figuna
it la estimated that a building of or
dinary ail caa be made very nearly if
notquitaaaoheaplyof briok as lum
bar. besides with briok the cost of
painting oan be deducted, thereby
leaving a margin in favor of briok.
Again, the coat of iaauraaea is an
Item to be taken into consideration.
Busiaess wen familiar with tba work
iag ol insurance are well aware that a
frame row of half-a-dotsn buildinga is
praetically uaiasurable. lu tome in
atasoata parly might be able to elect
inaaraBoe for a small amount at a vary
high rate, net less than & or o per cent
aad then ouly in some company of
doubtful character: whereas the best
eompanies doing buslues are glad to
take riske on brick buildinga with fire
walla, at 1 or U per cent.
Of the cost of artiQolal atone wo can
not apeak advisedly and therefore
make our comparison only between
brick and timber.
Nethins adds ao much to tho sub
stantial appearance of a town as a good
proportion of brick or stouo buildings
Where a town is built up of framo
buildinga entirely, tho first thoujflit
which suggests itself to a stranger ou
taring tha town is that it is all tempo
rary, dethiag oermanont about it. A
lair illustration of this point would bo
to compart the town of Crete or Be
atrice with Hastiags. If a fire were
to break out in Hastings with a severe
wind bbwing a (ew hours womM tell '
tht tale of nothing but autokiag ruins
left; whereas in tba other towns men
tioned, their briok and stone blocks
are their protection. Then wa aay
while the first east tf brick doea not
eaveed the eoat of lumber, let us avoid
the mistake which has been so often
made in building up new towns', and
while the sound of the hammer, tho
saw aad aad the plane ia ao constant
ly heard let us also bear tho cry of
More wort." a,
I'KTKMnN'a Mahaxink for June
) on nur tablo In adfance, more tba
maintaining it well earned reputation
or being the latt and tht ehrapt$t of
tht tadin' booh. "IVUrW atil
btepe up ita rtpaUtloa for giving th
beat nfetoriea, all original. No faml
1 ought to be without this migaiine.
It ia only two dollar a year, postage
free, and ao is within the mean of
every ono. To club" it is cheaper "till,
with a premium to the person getting
up the club. A'oto it a good time to
iitltttrilx, u a new relume begins with
tho July number. Specimens sent,
gratis, to persons wisbiag to get up
elub, or to subecril. Address,
Charm J. l'rrr.Nbo, 30ft Chest
nut Street, Philadelphia, .'a.
Lttteri Ackiowliifil aal Papers
ferwarltd.
.7. Allen Coomb, Hurricano Grove
Wis.; Geo. 11 Guernsey Vox AT
Lyons Iowa; II W Powell, Bohuylrr
Neb.; W A Booth Madison Wis ;
II A Raird North Platte Neb.; Gru
ael Uroe. Beatrice Neb.
Last issue all gone but the sul a'ar o i
of what ia most interesting will be
found in this issue.
ItOlh OP HONOR.
Names of Scholars neither nbsent
nor tardy, in the upper department,
durlna tho school month, eading May
10th, 1878.
Kttie Loach, Jamn Maxwell,
Charles Ludlow. William Mitchell,
Randolph MoNitU
Aead the following from tho
Ksssx
(Iowa) Index.
Tho next day, at Red Cloud, about
'.!.' mllea farther down the river, we
found the puoplo wild with excitement
over the prospocts of a railroad from
llastlnge. Kvcry thing waa lively,
corper lota high priced, and land wil
ing at advancol figures. Voting
bonds for a railroad is not alwuyx a
paying buninom but iho citiiens of
?od Cloud seemed bent upon having
one, even at the expense of bond,
Mesrs. Smith and Thompson, of tha
bank, wore doing i good businosi
At tho "CHlgv" office wo mot broth
ren Boriu k Springor, who ware aa
enthusiaatio as a newspaper man evor
got over tho future prospects of a
railroad town. Back to Hastings,
over rough and rolling country half
th. way, the other half along the
beautiful table laada where tht buffa
lo skulls and bones lay bleoahod upon
shall we eay tho plalna? No!
That ia what Grouley and Bowles and
Richardson snld lass than a aooro of
yeara ago but upon whoat fields,
between corn rows and about tho
dwelling places of thrifty farmers.
oomaiuoKiBS' rsooiicmos.
May 6th 1878.
Bostdmet pur usnt to adjournment
present J, II. Ilobart, Geo. W.Bali,
L. H. Luce, Commissioners J. A
Tulloys Clork, Minutes of last moot
inge were read and approved.
Valuation ofShrSe qr 20 2- II
roduuad to $1.00 per acre.
Assessment of P. D. Grawburg re
duced to $100, Isaan May to $471.50,
D. P. Wagoner to $228, W. W. Her.
vcy to$H0, O. B. Harvuy to $158.
The Treasurer presentod his semi
annual report whi.h after examina
tion and comparing with tho book,
and vouchors waa approved.
Adjourned to May 7 1878 at 'J A.
M.
J. A. TUM.KYH J. II. HoilAUT
Clerk. Chaiiman
May. 7 1878.
Mot pursuant to adjornment. Pull
Board present.
Petition of Geo. Ze'na for liquor
license granted on payment of $100
Petition of D. Lute and others for
vacating all that part of the Red Cloud
and Adams centre road lying within
To wn 4 , Range 1 1 . G ranted .
Report of H. Connelly overseer of
Poor fur Guide Rock Precinct disap
proved and bill rejectod.
The following aco'ta. allowed;
E. II. Jones p o on collection $120.80
Clcrka ofKlcotion May 4 1878 54.00
Judges or Election " " 90.30
Borin it Springer Printing $;I2.30
Jno. R. Willeox rent of office $25.00
J. C. Ilolcomb Assessors (ces $54.43
W. 0. Laird " ' $66.50
N. Click ' " $ffi 50
I). Itiitina MH !
M. C. Williamson " " $36 46
M. Alexander " " a)45.04
J. D. :ot Sheriff foos $12.10
J. II Ilobart Commixaienera $71.50
Liquor liocnae raisod to $300
The bonds in aid of tho Republican
valhy Railroad having carried it is or
dered that notice of the adoption of
tho proposition be published for two
auoceaitive weeks in the Red Cloud
Chief.
Adjourned to July 1 1878 at V A.
M.
J. A. Tulleya J. II. Hobart
Clerk. Chairman.
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hlb( lliofnuililrlrnl lit trrJt In t'u
toft, A lltfl (.itruoiff tolleltxl.
Mrs I LeDioyt
pftMhiouniiift Dress
maker and Milliner.
LtUit itylM of IUt, TflrnmltJii, 7itf
nl KmifT lloii.lt iii,lntljr hi
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Dealer in Grooor-
Will mII all klaili ef sroetrlt nJ eonf;-
llonsrr ekipr tlin llmr ou bt
kought slitwhtr In ilia lty
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aa.llintnUr tha tlM-8ulb tlJ (be
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NOTICK.
Tho partnership heretofore existing
between John Borenxen and Martin
Pupka is this day dissolved by mutu
al consent.
John Bcrunsen. Martin I'upka.
Red Cloud, Neb., May I, 1878.
NOTICK.
U. 8. IiAM)OPPiUK
Bloomingtiin, Null.,
April 21, 1878.
Complaint having bun niiit'rod at
this Oflioo by Js'un Ilasxulbscher
against James II. IVeeman fur aban
doning hiiTimbor Culturu Kntry No.
1324, dated Keby. 12, 1877, upon tho
West I 2 South Ksst 1 4 Soctiou 22,
Township 1 North, Bsngo 10 West,
in Webster County, Nebraska, with a
viow to thi cancellation of said entry:
tbo parties aro horcby summoned to
appear at this Office ou tho Nth day
of June, 1878, at 10 o'clock a. in., to
rexpond uod furnish tc-tiimony concern
ing said al'ofted abandonment.
Wciihtrr Kaio.n, Bkoihteh.
Gko. W. Bousky, A'kukivkb.
Depositions to hn taken before the
County Clerk of Webster Co. Nob.
on the 10th day of June, 1878, at 10
A. M. Wriihtbr Kaion, Rog.
U. ALAND OFFICB
Blooiuington, Neb
April 6, 1878. i
Complaint having Icon entered at
this Office by Abraham ltcovo agaiuit
Henry Pridley for abundoninu his
Homestead Entry, No. 1125, dated
Jane 3d. 1S73, unnn tho South Ent 4
flection 18, Township 2 N Rango 0
W., in Webxtcr t'ountv, Nebraska.
with a viow to the cancellation of said
entry: the aalu parties aro hereby sum
monid to appear at this Office nn the
22 day of Mny, 1878, at 'J o'clock a.
ui., to respond and furnish testimony
concerning said nlleeed abandonment.
Wkuhtxr Eaton, Resistor
Gxo. W. Doftair, Receiver
Deposition in tho above raw will
bo taken before the County Clerk of
Webster Oountv, Ncl. on tho 20th
day or May, 1878, at 9 o'clock a. m.
lFicn8TKii Eaton. us.iMur
Gko. W.Dousiv, Recsiver
NOTICE.
II. S. LAND OFFICE.)
Bloomington. Neb.,
.iay 18, 1878 )
Complaint having boon entered at
this office by Willitm II. Bennett a
gainst Samuel Kliche for abandonitiK
bis HomoMead Entry, Nc. 2 C34, dat
ed 8opt. 21, 1874, upon tbo South
West qr. Section 10, Township 3 N.,
Range II W., in Webster County,
Nebraska, with a view to the cancella
tion of said entry: the said parties are
hereby, summoned to appear at this
Oleo on the 5th day of July, 1878,
at 9 o.olock a. ru., to respond and fur
nish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment.
Depositions in this case will be tak
en before J. A. Tulleyx, County Clerk
of Webster County, Nebraska, at his
ofRoa in fed Cloud, Neb., June 26,
1879, at 10 a. m.
Wkbstb Katon, Register
Gko. W. Dor sky, A'eecirer.
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Boy's ' " - 45c to $1.
Women's Serijo Shoo 75c. to $3,
Mlsiea' Calf " - ILM to $1.75.
Ilnbleaehi-A Shroting from '. 6c to lOe.
BlcicheJ " 5a to 12 J.2e.
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Choice Yellow Sujuf II lbs h.r $1.00
" CoiW 5 ll-. Tor $1.
" Japan Ta 2 lbs s - $1.
And all other Goods in proportion. Cotuo and ate, and be convinced.
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yoa. 112 per day ai ketat aViby
the isduitrious. Mea, woasta, boya
and aifU wanted everywhere tbt work
for us. Now is ibttiaae. Cottly oatll
and tarns Int. Addrtta Ttl'B Co.,
AugWata, Main.
NEW STORE.
(At the led Cloud MiMe)
la where yoa eta gat all kiada af
MwirohmndlsS.
saeh aa
DRY GOODS
GaOCRRIRS
HATS k CAFS BOOTS k SHOW
Ac. Ac. Ac. Ac. Ac
All of which will bo sold cheap far oat.
Also
A supply of LUMBER, lath,
SHINGLES, Ac, always on band.
O. R. POTTER,
wervbte r. NrnttaRKA
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Tun Dyke it Nmelaet'.
Pliwttrtrt & StinemiSMt.
We are prepared to take eontraete
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reasonable prices. Hatisfsction guar
anteed, and all kinds of stock and
grain taken in sxchanxu lor work.
kf Cistern work a specially.
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plour Ftl Mllai
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Mr atiofaction gu arnntred it
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WOHK. Farmers -houhl be partiaulai
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Potter A Frisbiel
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We will M'td our pnp-r ( prico $2 00)
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below at the price annwd.
Harper'a Msaiine, (t4 00) 14 9a
Weekly. " 4 95
" Bazar, " 4 9&
Lippineott's.Magasine " 4 74
Appletnn's Jonrnal. ($JO0) 4 00
l' i-rsiin aMiigaiiiie.(.IXI) 3 2S
Tularin Bl a, " 3 25
Raturdar EvnningJ'oat, ' .... 3 00
Prairie Fa rwr, " 3 55-
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