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"Eternml Vigilance is the price of Liberty." n$2.00 year is Ike price if Ike Rem CUud Ckirf.
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RED CLOUD WEBSTER CO, NEBRASKA. THURSDAY. JUNES 1879.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Attorneys atliw.
D. S. COOMBS,
TTORNET. AT LAW, Red Cloud. Neb.
-ti-Office in Court Ilouae.
improved farmi.
Money to loan on
W. C. REILLY,
TTORNET AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
Sd. dcadL. XTfcxajB3eaL-
5-Prompt Attention Gircn to Collection.
Orncr Over Johkbox Catra Store, with C.
II. POTTER.
JAS. LAIRD,
attorney and counselor
(f$ at law. Juniata Nebraska, Will prae
tice in all the Courts of the tate.
Prompt attention given to all bawnesF
entruated to bis care. Office on thr
caHt side Juniata Avenue. July 1 7
J. S Gilliam
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
AT LAW.
Office one door north of Kahy Jirox.
RED CLOUD, - - - WEB
T. It. Will cox,
ATTORNEY AT LAw andU. S: Comnnn
nioncr. Collection promptly Mteadetl to.
office on door north of Chief Office.
IED CLOUD - - - 1TEB
Schlenker, who murdered the
in Lincoln, wi'J per hap be the principal
of the next hemp aoriable ia this state.
E. C. Ingenel. brolher of "Bob,"
baa gone to ascertain by personal obser
vation whether hi brothers theory is
correct, lie was intered at Washington
last Monday.
o. c: CASE,
ATTORN ET AT LAW. Office over
Reed's furniture More.
BED CLOUD, SE3
Collections made and promptly remitted.
'When you send a paper to young
lady, cut a mall item out, no matter
what This injures the office the sale of
another paper."
It was the editorial hyena of the John
nn Co., Joxirnul who wrote the above,
xjirls.
An old bachelor thus complains of his
washcrwom as: "It is awful annoying to
have some other fellows clothes left in
one's room by the washerwoman. Sat
urday, we put on another fellow's shirt
but couldn't wear it. It was ruffled
roncd the bottom, the sleeves were too
short to button cuffs on, and there was
no place for a collar."
S. S.EALE7, C. W.ZALEY
Agt. 11. & 1KR. R. Land. Nctury Pablic
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW and real es
Ute Agents. Will practice in all the
Courts inthis State and Northern Kan.
Collections promptly attended to aue
Correspondence solicited.
Red Cloud Neb.
Edwin C. Hw!ey,
ATTORNEY AND COUN
SELOR AT LAW.
Office 1st door West of Red Cloud
Drug Store.
KSDCIOED - - KSB.
PHYSICIANS.
A fearful cyclone visited portions of
Kansas on the night of May 31 t. doing
fearful damage. At Frandfort five were
killed and a number crippled. At Ir
ving 12 were killed and 49 wounded,
most of the latter severity, many of them
will die.
A special dispatch to the Atchison
Champion from Concordia states that
the storm was extremely violent in the
vicinity of Del proa, Ottawa County.
Fifteen dead bodies have been brought
in from two square miles of territory.
Olo man from Beloit was taken up in
his wagon, thrown to the ground, and
instantly killed. A woman and child
weie thrown against a wire fence and
killed. live persons woro killed in one
boupe, near Ddpbab. Tho crops have
been hevcrely injured.
Reports from Scandia, Republic Coun
ty, show that the -storm was very severe
in that section, but no casualties have
been reported.
From Potsdam.
J. W. TUJLMEYS,
HOMOEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
U. S. Pension Surgeon.
B9"0ffice oyer Kaley Bros, law office.
EED CLOUT. NEBRASKA
a. p. Mcculloch
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
Bed Clcud, Nebraska. OSes over John
con and Craps' store.
"W. N. Richardson. S. Grber.
Richardson & Garter,
DEALERS IN
LIVE STOCK.
RED CLOUD. NEBRASKA.
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Highest market price paid for hors aad cattle.
J. E. Smith S. C. Smith M.B.Thohi-Sojc.
Pre. First Nat. Ctjuh. First Late Teller First
Bank. Beatrice Nat. Bank Nat. Bank Beat
Neb. Beatrice Neb. rice Neb.
imufy rors Sr (Thompson,
BANKERS
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Will sake collection ia any part of the
United State Sell exchange upoa tho princi
pal eastern oitie Loan money upon improved
farms Receive deposit subject to sight drafts
Allow iatereat upen tine deposits, and trans
act a general B&akins business.
Rkfebekdes: Omaha National Bank, A.
S. Paddock. U. .6 Senator; First National Bank
New York. Gamhri.lge Valley National Bank,
Cambridge New York.
OVERLEES k NOYE3,
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BLACKSMITHING,
SOSS-S SH0SIH&,
Job work, rioir. and all kinds of Repairing
JYeatly Done.
North. "Webster St.
RED CLOUD.
Red Cloud Mills!
. We are prepared te i cms-
ttm wtrk
Flr Feed am C
Meal fer Sale.
-Satisfaction guaranteed iu nual-
n& of flour SOLD, aud ci:ST05f WORK.
Farmers should be partieulax to secure
the best of sced-irhcat.
Potter &
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May 19th, 1879.
Ed. CniET. After eaduring the dis
advantage of a sod school houe for four
years in school district No. 32 we have a
good frame one 18x24 with an ante-room
6x8. . Well may we feel proud of it, and
no bonds against the district. Miss
Moore teaches our school this summer,
ho comes well reccommended and truly
appearances are not against her.
The Trice boys have bought the N.
W. of Suction 7 Town 4 Range 10 and
have commenced bleating.
Mr. Burgess, the harness maker, bus
arrived at Blue Hill and opened out his
stock of good; he bails from Har
vard. Col. Hoover shipped two car loads of
hogs from this point last week.
4'Blne Hills motto" keep tho balls
rolling; the Kro K especially.
Mr. Rorick, one of our arly aettlers
who went back to Ohio some two yoars
ao. recently returned satisfied that Ne-
braska is a poor stata to run away
from.
Tierman's building looms far above all
others and has what all towns need, a
good hall above:
The acerage of coin this year triples
any proceeding year there is now a
great scarcity of both corn and hay.
The present prospects indicate a
rousing crop; but let her come, we can
stand it I guess. F. M. S.
SAIL STOUC.
May 30th, 1879.
Ed. Chict. A most terific hail storm
occured here this afternooa aboat thret
o'clock. During the day it had been
raining and the sun shining alteaately.
About noon thick black clouds began to
gather in the north and northwest and
at 3 o'clock it burst upon us. Hail stoat
an isch and a half in diameter almost
coverdd the ground and accomp&aied
by a heavy wind from the west has
almost utterly destroyed vegetation.
Not a vestige of corn can be seen. Red
wheat and all wheat that was jointed is
completely stripped and looks as if it
would not yield a bushel at harvest tiem,
the grass wheat looks better, I think it
is not damaged much. Every light of
glass ob the west side of buildings and
unprotected is shivered to atoaas our
new school house took it with the rest,
the hail-stones blowing through the de
molished windows on the west side and
breaking glass on the opposite side. The
terrified children clang to their 'teacher
Miss Maore, who aobk aad fearless talk
ing too aad caressing the little eaes ma
til the storm subsided aad their fears aha
ted. The aate-reoas was their eaferetreat
and there asaid the darkless (for it baa
ao windows) and pelting of helUetoaes
en the roof, mad the ones aai pleadings
of her little flock she kspt these. Miss
Moore evinced apraseaccof atiad aai
eoarage that she was ao suddenly Bed
upon to exerctfe, that eaHs fer oar Mart
felt thanks. At preeeat it is impossible
to learn the extent of the storm.
Later The storm extended over a
breadth of fee miles north and sooth,
making Rlne Hill its renter. E. M.S.
The treaiert ef tae 8reat Shew.
We aeed scarcely remind oar readers
that oa Mead&y. June 9th Andersen k
Ca's rightly aaaied Great World's
Menagerie aad Circas will pitch its acres
ofteatsiaRed Cload. Stimulated by
its libera advertising, and the high com
pliments that bare preceded it the
annual attack of circus fever is bow rag
ing all around with uaasaal epidemic
violence; aor are its attack confined to
the jurioiles oaly, for the staidest beads
of families show strong symptoms of the
dircase, notwithstanding their desperate
efforts to conceal its ravages aader an
appearance of assumed indifference. We
shall, therefore, hail the Messrs. Aadsr
son k Company as saving sawdast Gslens
in the effective treatmeat of this aanual
disorder, and can recommend their sys
tem as at once unpreeedeatly liberal, cer
tain, and pleasaat to all tastes. They
evidently believe in administering aaimal
and arcnic doses of the hug est allopa
thic proportions; but ia eases of this kiad
even the most positive homoeopsthist
will admit that the larger the doses the
better, and that tho effect upon the mon
debilitated systems will be of the ha;
piest description. The magnificent dis
play of monster aad minor, ferocious and
docile, tractable and untatnabU animal,
from every quarter of the globe, will
certainly instruct aad delight the miad,
while the daring and graceful achieve
ments of the splendid corps of eques
trians and gymnasts will electrify the
whole system,.aod set the most sluggish
pulse bounding with excitement
The princely parade in the mornins,
giving a free view of the monster ele
phants, camels and other animals, and
displaying the immense wealth and re
sources of the exhibition to the most
sumptous advantage, will be worth com
ing a long way to see, and wrve as a
suitable introduciion to the biggest and
best show that has ever visited tbi
ection.
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Common Icheoli tbefcape efoir Country.
While briefly glancing at the common
schools of our country, I am induced to
inscrile the following, hopinz it may
mwt the views of those friendly to
education: The whole poriod of our ex
istence should be considered as the
couie of our education, and there is no
portion of life of more importance in
this respect, than that which intervenes
between the ag of 7 or 8 and 20 years.
During this period, the mental powers
are advancing toward perfection, and are
capable of acquiring elear views of scien
tific truths. At the Fame time the mor
al powers are being arranged on the side
either of virtue or of vice, and in most
caMH the character of the future man or
woman depends on the intellectual views
and the moral habits which are then
formed. It is therefore a matter of the
utmost importance that the young mind,
at this interesting period, should be
properly directed as to its iewa of truth
and of duty, and gurrded against the
temptati-.ins which might tarn it aside
from the paths of rectitude. From this
view of our subject, it will be hard for a
thinking oerson to over estimate the
great responsibility resting upon parents
and teachers. It is indeed maoh to be
regretted, that an opinion sometisoes
prevaOes that the most slender qualifi
cations are safioient for a teacher, aad
that but little preparation is rcauired for
conducting a common school; if a man is
unfortunate ia trade, enfeebled in body,
or is too laiy to perform manual labor,
it is considered that he may still be
KufEoieatly qualified for a teacher, after
having spent 3 or 4 months at some high
school, or if he can read oaly his mother
tongue quite well and write a fair hand,
regardless of orincipal, and has acquired
a tolerable knowledge of arithmetic,
fiiaair eta., he is renerallv considered
as fully warranted to set up the trade of
a teacner; ana u pezcoaooe i mnuwu
to these he has learned a small amoant
of Latin or some ether dead laagusge, he
is then viewed as movisg iathe higher
iank el iBstnsetora. it h evmmeuoaoie
to say that such vagme opiaoM of oar
teaching force, is fast beeomieg a matter
of the past, aad many of our teachers
are rapidly risiag iathe scale ofiade
peadeat iaseQigeace; bat it is, at the
same time, a fact, that naay ofcmr
teachers are posiamed of few qaeifioa
tions beside these above stated. It is
trae that the study ofboexs will not
lean the teacher aU about coadacting a
school, he should have the faculty af as
certaining the range of thought, and of
rendering the ideas they have already
acquired saheerrient for increasing tneir
namber and for opening a wider field of
intellectual vision, for thb purpose he
should select sash objects, events, scenes
and circumstances as will be adapted to
the compreheaHoa of bis pupils, and
calculated to expand their views and to
illustrate the particular subject to which
their atteatioa is directed. The exper
ienced teacher knows that his work is
sometime very arduous aad perplexiag;
bat things we parsaed for the money
that is in them, aad this is one of the
reasoas why the teacher works ao hard
to secure satisfaction ia the school room;
the same is true of all other occupations.
But this idea should not be carried ao
far as to cnuh the object of educational
advanoemeat, and the elevation ef the
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yoang to poaiuoae oi respect ana inae
peadeat calling; of coarse it ia always
well to settle the financial question as
well as maybe, aad than proaeed re
gardless of pay; it ie trae that teachers,
as is 'the case with common people, wiU
always command all they can get far
their work, hat the fewer teachers we
have that taaea for money aad that eafc,
tfcj better, aad the eeoacr win war
sobeols approach a desirable standpoint.
The parent ehaald always takeaaaetrre
part la edacadagthe children; as the
ehUd generally thinks that what father
aadssetber says ie good law and worthy
The World's Recognized The Nation's Famous Leading
MOST IHTEHSELT IlTERESTIirS GRAND MORAL FAMILY FIELD SHOW
Aggregation. Of Ohject Teaching.
5 Times Larger, 50 Times Better Than Any Yet Seen In Nebraska. Will Kxiuurr At
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The Mightiest Confederation of Living Lessons, Moral
and Mirthful Amusements Earth Juts ever hnown.
Under separate Stupendous Menagerie Museum and
Aviphithea tcr Ten is.
To all of whose feasts of Famous Features, one 50-ccnt ticket admits an adult, Children
under 9 years, 25 cents.
The largest and rarest WILD I3EAS1 fJUJNUlilN 1 KAiiuiN since tne uciugc. vn oincjj
Pageants poverty, beside this
MASSIVE MIRACLE OF GOLDEN
FIVE HUNDRED
Raving royal Monsters and msgniEcent Kxotic
Beasts and birds. Every Oriental Beast by Ad
am tamed. A Complete Zoological Exhibit ef
nil the Zones. A Collosnl Caravan of Eastera
Mammoths. A $50,000 herd of Asiatic and Af
rican Elephant. An Arabian Army of Camals
and Dromedaries. A Host of Special Quadruped
al Features never before Exhibited.
THE ONLY ANTIPODAL AUDUBON AVIARY,
THE ONLY ARCTIC AQUARIUM.
ONLY ANNEX OF PRODIGIOUS HUMAN
CONTRADICTIONS.
without extra charge, ia the largest, aaaVet, beet
seated aad moat brilBaatly ilemiaated aad sanerb-
ly decorated separate canvass oileaaai ever deagd.
Come Early and BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY, and be sure to secure good places to gaze
ia admiration and gleeful wonder upon the indiecribable and illimitable stream of Acaimal, Art aad Arcnic Splendor ia tie public ttrceta, a gxad Mcaagcnc gratai
tiouslv manifest, Cetar's Carivaa of Captive Mammoths on the highway shown, huge Jaagli Meaarahj loose oa Daxzb'a; Den, Manc'i GeSd-caemeted XeaaUia.
AFPOIrDS ISTUPKNBDUS STEAM CMAMIDT
Whow Melodious Mace may be heard for rniks. A VERITABLE LIVING AVALANCHE.
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And most illustrious bareback riders, athlete,
acrobats, dowaa, aad special aad general pesfor
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Presenting an infinitely varied protrammc, as
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of a useful eitistn, and bequeaths to it
a nuisance. - W. B. Goad.
Red dead.
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perb traak Hotaea, Bridget Ponies, eqaeatnaa
Dogs, ApeAeten, gymmiatie Gnats aad motely
Maakays, oaaatitatwc a meet ladicrou authral
unatare areas far the Ettle Jaaka.
THE ALLAD1N STREET ENTRY
Of the Gnat Family Field Shew af America wilf
he made atfireeaO telO o'clock on themeraing
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