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CHIEF
The
Red
Cloud Chief.
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M. I;- THOMAS,
t;dIlor find ProprJflnr.
"Eternal Vigilance is thr price of Liberty " and 2.QQ a year is the price nf the Red tUund Chttf.
VOL. VII.
BED CLOUD WEBSTER CO, NKBRAKA. Till RSDAV. NOVKMIJKU G IS79.
no. i:-
tcr
REOgPTJD
I
1
Official Directory.
(AVfi R H?.5! ON AL.
A 5 Padlo-k Rratric-. C. ena!r
a'rtn Saanden.Ou:aba. . U. .". Senator.
TL iro. J. Majors r.;r"Dtiitive.
F.XECUITVE.
AnnvsyASCc. aoT.rpr.
P J A'-Tlr. S.c. oi Stair.
1 l...-PV- Auditor.
t,.M r..rsl..n Trf(.rorT.
I J 1 ;w..rtb. t Alt y Oir.
ft. TbuOiu.T.ne&ln.3nu Pub Instruction
JUDICIARY,
'flro I Oumbfc. Chiefjl.tice.
Asi h;V. l.t-ln. I Aafociate Juf.
tia i M.xr )l F'l.tiraoulti -
WEuSTKH COUNTY.
J. A Tul1r. Count j Cler.
K H. Jf.nci. Trra-urer.
J K. rillcx. riobiite Judfp.
J. w. w.rrtn. . f "ff.
A A rV-. School Sui.'t.
H. P. Shertr. 'or oner.
-. L. Thorn. County urreyor.
It. w. tan. 1
I.. J! X. re.
A. H Crarr
County CotnnjiiMoner".
0 (If lltl'II IllltKCntlKT.
FPISCOT'Al. FFUVICES. tfi Crt 5acdy
f tBcb raotiih. P.t. Joftph I-otc.
cfficUt.r.
J3PTIs:T. lUv. O.
, ftje- f v in tb '
PatJ ! L fcVottb in ra
O YEIE!l. i'nl.ir.
f .nrt tlnni the 2r.rl
xiYi mnrif h (nfirr.ltir inii
rTiTfir At lui-le l(rk the UtandSJ sabbath
corxHi ptJ ctrniac-
T ETHt fIT. Rv. C.IiKII.LYvJ'Mtor.
JX ."ftviTf in tbe Cburcb p b fubbatb.
lfmtinif niorntDK and ecectnic ita tbr
l'rubyeriSt. Trvi-.
Sit I'Irafant -rery two weekn t 11 t to
foa't .'-T WV Prnny Ot-rlc Nt.3at3
p. m. "nk Cu-rk at 3 x. Jr.. cvry iw tk(
Rheru'ir s.
TRE'YrCR:.-. Ur.T J. M. PKYE
JL 1 ' r. rrT c-f ja lb Cburch .cb b
'-i ."ri.uttnc worntiic anJ t-rrninc with tbr
V. Clb lit -!CC
CMuOKEJATIMAI Kit. OFO. iEr.
1 tr. Srricf ttj the Court iioua the
Jt Hid ?i kLbiib iu rb mon'b.
Uni"n PrayrrmrrtinjeTrry Tbnaday freniBi;.
abb'i jrbiMj! vrry fcbb.tb tnorumi: at 10
a. u t!i.scf tit 11
Jfn II. A. Howard. Sopt.
hUtiKTIKS.
I O. O. F.
Vro CLruD LonoK. no. Ci I f i 0 P
fev
trr-t ri cry Saturday mzht in tbf
. V'a-. nir Hull. Mr mhn cf other
L'j'ieetarccurdially iuvitM to :trud.
I. bTKI.. !. ti.
II PatTSP. cc't.
A. I". 4; A. .11.
Jl Ciupit) Liigr no. f3 Ret nsrf. neb.
xr;rti' Iriiii trrotii: k? on or before full
rat en. Vintii r iirotbirt. ir food itjcii
' x c. are cordially invit-J t tiend
J.CALVUfl w. JW.
I Ptjiw Sec'r.
R V R. IK. Time Table.
TakicE effect J-uuduy.Maj i& 1ST9.
rrr? ' STATIONS. t south.
-Si pin HAgTINttjf. 6 -35m
C-27 I AYR :02
6 45 LVK till.L 7 40
1,7 :J5 ' (fwI."M ' 7 -fij
7 i" i i;pi ci,rn t zi
f M i 1VAVA1. . '0
'C !'. ""- - ."5
.' ruANrvl.IV I . JS
S ? , L" I.-i'K ik-.iia.
U.tiuii daily, eieit Sutidayc
, A. E.Tourha. . W. Holiredue
Oen int aa err. Enpt.
GpOT "XKWS
Quick 'litre! Through Train-!
Clow Connections 1 No Delay 1
Burlington Route
TO CHICAGO AND THE EAST.
ft
I.cpt rat- cf Fare will be nikdn.
Tbrrutb Car will be run from a, Jt it. ToinU
u Southe'ii ebra-ka to Chicairo.
A ten mtr.nfcf conmeftoa will be as.de at Pa-iCls-unrtion.
T'H10AGn eIoc connction xll always
j- aiKdc to tbe t, rcutbeat end north.
lerpmir car ber'bn referred at the Lincoln
tl ket office by '"Irerapb or on application,
from Ju n-ouri Rivi-rt Ch:e.ico.
lOiS'I- LOri&TllE
SOUTH.
The burlm cton rntebre a, ryiternofthrouch
eper s.r1 cloe cor.ccctiot i bt;ween tbe
2 uouri Hirer vud St Loui
PatJearer" takinc tbi? Iin have tbe brr of
a.cc mmolalioa? Pulluan rlerper run rcfu
arly trom .Vi-eouri Rtver to Su Laii.
TO PEORIA. INDIANAPOLIS C1N
ClNNATI. AND THE
SMT1I EAST.
"Tbji isthe onlyreliable ronte to theponth
(Ul. l.nnctnti are mn e t Peoria with the
T. P A "V. and 1 n A V. Railroads lor Indian
a.rolif" Cinezntirti, t'oluubu. and all ccntrRl
ntb juthtru tbio. Ken ucy. lontkern Indiana,
.a.
JCnKS CASS. Seed Heals at 75 cents.
When ycu t:r eact be fure rd tirrel ever tbe
It. Jfc M 1-ne if you Trjh to e .FE and com
ior table am' desire to travel tpcedily
A. E. TOUZAI.IN. P. I 0 ELL.
licn'l mencstr. Gtn'l Fti Tu4f't
.FERORS OF YOUTH
A frMfrssn who poffcred for year frn nerr
rM siebil ty .PrcniHturedeciiy. MiUnll thecflect
-f youthcJ ir.icretior. aill for the sake of tut"
frriir butuJCHj. rend free to all who ne-d it
tbe reeii e rc 1irct:ni r tor m.kir.g the piuiple
lerrrcy by Heh be rur-d u-erer wjh
irrto prott t the advrrtier'f experience ca
do to by adilref.'ina- in rertVct cm ndeuc.
J:hn t'drn. 2 Cedar reet cw York
THE WORLDS BALM.
Dr. L- D. Weyrnirn's Alterative Syrup
rv rerreuy upen.vyeari in a -rtTate prac
tice, ami nrcr friliur to radically cure
&; I J K V M A T I S M.
Drrv-rr. Kry-ipeli'. ecrofula, ondsry sypb
rin Gvrl. dcb.teF. and all iiseae in which
tbe bleed i implicated. i now offered to the
rublic ...d bi all retail drui.-irirt. anJ tuhol-
lc only by Th Veburn medicine company '
P. O. bcx &? Ro-heter cw York. I
T PIMPLES-
I will mail. Free, the ri-ci e for a pimple Vr)t.
:&b!e balm tbnt wi I rem re the T n. Freck
el. PtTiiles aud bl tche. leavini; the pk 12 pott,
clear and beautiM: alro in.ttuctiou tr pro-tu-r.ug
a luxnriant CTuwti ot fca'rona bjli head
r isiootfa lace. -ldre;. cuc!o5ir:Ka.Sc.tanip
bn. andelf.t Co. a) Ana etret. k. Y.
HORSE d2 es aaps or
if f & enrroucv for a ecw horse
PCuVJ t treats all dcavr.. ua 3S fi c earavnrs
bow.ttjr pvf ittnns asfm&cd by sick bo-f. ata le
RA O K of dcft"!-3 larrccollestion of ral
fcr"Hiblerocii. rnleifortcllinetbe
are o. a hpmu with encraving sh wing teeth of
actyea.r.ar.d alanreamount f other viluioie
fcorfeinfonnpon. Dr. wn H. Hall ay. "i
lMeHb,Iah, ?& Ih" ? P-5d 5 and 310 for
bjeh I do no: J,kc ai Ml as I do yonrs." SrD
daU. if. p. EnojbnrKn Falls. Vt 52-ly
P. COXSUMT1VES.
remedy 1 wn-u.- u traVe U'a to his fellrw
..&rfrt the man ..f ..r- j- - " V. JsZS-.
JrzT " -e rri"cr t ?n -d
ar.d ap-r t y. ---,,. 4 j .'
prefer L..al,Urti,. -tamKrobiri" 1
e : 4ri!l8li:iic.-.i'rec-'iJ'twn tr.
KENDAII ?.Q ,
sparine, jplint. curoc-.? ZnUl'
witnd wilUuoothe bunch vatm blL'fer-
SPA VlM41;- "). o
1 - W rvm.ly ever dicorrH
jMUAlP ,t for certain 01 action in rtopptf the
lenjuandremuvinj: the bunch. Price 1)!
- bold by drufjrwta. orat to anv addre..
Ofall klnd. Tumore. dif-
anH n x.--r .V UI OIO?. r rancup.
I or infonoction address K reawj.
. Tr. J. !. 3i:d Co. 22 A3 ,tret ?. J.
T
tl-SlXESS DIRKCTOIt V.
I. tt. Will cox,
TTORSEY AT T.A- amlU. S: OrarrSf
riunrr Collection- promptly atteudd to.
Office on dour DoriLot Ob let CrSre.
D CLCwD - - 2JSB
o. c: CASE,
ATTOHNKV AT LAW. Office over
llerd't furrititr" tnre.
1 "ttt r?7i
ro!!ecM'in' ms'Jc afi'J prmriilv remilted
T. S. G1LHAM,
ATFOKNKY AND COUNSKLUK
A AT LAW.
Office onr ihor north of Kahy llrax
RED CLOUD. - NEB
W. C.REILLY,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
AND Kt-TA-TfI Oe2T
Rd riond Veb.
J-Pfjinpt Attention Oireu to Collection!.
0rjdt-verJoBso CatM txre. with C.
H. POTTER.
Evin C. Hwley,
ATTORNEY AXD VOUN
A NKMIKAT LAW.
Office In door West of Red Cloud
lrug Btorc.
rr CL07D
1TS3.
JAS. LAIRD.
jaTTOHNKY AND COUNfKLOR
Opi at law. Juniata Nclr-ka Will prao-tit-e
in all the Courts of the Ftati
Prompt attention eiven to all btnino
entruned to his care. Office on fhf
fast cide.luniata Avenue. Jul 1 7
H. S. EALZT,
Aft. R. & M . R. R. Land.
C. W. EALE7
Nc'itry Pnblie-
flaltu Srofr
f5,
ATTOKNEYS AT LAW and real es
t:ite Agent. Will practice in all the
Court inthia State and Northern Kan.
Collections promptly atttudtd to and
Corrtrpondrnce solicited.
Red Cloud Neb.
PHYSICIANS.
J. W. TULLE1H,
HOMOEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
U. S. Pension Surqeon.
frSfOrncE fp Kaley BroB. law office.
SEE CLOUS. VTZa ISEA
Proptietor of
CITY Drng STORK,
Dialer in
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
Faints, Oils,
VARftlSIIES. Etc. Elc
VALLEY HOUSE,
f r.wivrox. 'ro.
RED CLOUD, - NEBRASKA
First C1k in erey repct. Fre 'bu to and
from all train". Sample, r'toias for commercial
rutn Oic ui a trial.
W. . Ri'Ha- don 8. Garber.
Richardson L Garter,
DEALERS IN-
JLIVE STOCK-
RED CLOCD. JJEBItAS-KA.
Ilifbest market price paid for hofs and cattle.
J. K. mith S. C. Suith M.B.FRnin-Sox.
Pre". First V at. Ca.h. Firpt Late T-l.er First
ank. Beatrice at. Bank Nat. Dink aeat-
Neb. a rice Neb. rite Neb.
f. Vj c
)x jhrors ft Thompson,
BANKERS,
HKI CCOITO WEB.
.Will make crllections ii cny part of the
united tate-Sell ezchanfe upon the princi
pal eastern oitie Loan money upon improved
farmi Kccfiiedepo itputjrct to fiht draft?
Allow inieret u en time depositj, and :rast
acta Rcoerai Banking buiLp.
, IIvfcrcxces: Omaha National Bank. A.
S. Paddt.ck.1'. .SSei.ator; Fift National Bank
New iork. Cam 'ri tec Valley N'al local Bank.
CambrMtto New York.
The Crcit hxii of The Age,
Sure Curs fbr Catarrh.
If ued a? directel on IhupI f each hox,
re'ieft" cuarauteed. A Minplo, innocent
arid Mire rcmedv, relieve.- N-urn!j;ia and
Nervous Headache in a few minutes.
Call and get a box of
R. D. Yeisfr
Red Cloud.July 31 1S79. ' Agent.
CARPENTER L BUILDER,
RED CLOUD. NEBRASKA
All kinds of carpenter work done with
refines and diojneh an(j sati-faciion
Kifran'e. L v- ' r- at the rtnre o
C L. Putnaiuor at PerkiFa.v MtrhHt
:f
F- H. GORE
DEALER IN
SOLID "GOLD AND PLATED JEWELRY
Solid SErar sd Silver Plated 77are, Spec
tacles, etc.
Watches, Clocks And
JEWELRY
Mulul I&iiruif fits & IsstnctioB
BOOKS.
BED CLOUD. , . NEBRASKA.
THE CHIEF.
M L THOMAS. - - - EDITOR
THURSDAY NOV 6. 1.-T9
""Ges .Tor. Hooki.r i no roore. He
died at Garden Cii), Iong Island. Octo
ber 31 t.
...
A TTKRIBI.B jrale oq the eatrm cnan
destroyed an immense amount of ehippine
"nd other pnurtr lat w c!c. .
Ronne county vo'e, ot, a proposition to
i"tup $'JU (i) in imnds. on th. 4h ofnex'
month, to fund th rnun'y inde'itfdne-s
Lincoln firuiera are complaining tint
crain in that cit, brin2 a 1'iw r price
than at point in the country farther west,
Wrn Caldw-ll. of North P'attc
butni'd to dpa'h on the !Sh in' . 1
wa
, whi!e
in his ,
ndeavorine to save the animal
burning barn.
Tlir
bite women and children hold ,
captiveM by the Ute Indian havo all been
returned to their fri-n-U unharmed.
A disastrous prairie fin swept throntrh
Holt county lat week. One man by the"
name of McNcilly, vras burned to death
and another fatally biirnd Aintlir
man trive'inz thrfnith the country lo-t
hit tfora, WHKon and $500 in money by
the fire.
Last month was the buiet runnim?
month ever known to the U P. road.
Thirty three encme in and out nf North
Platte, a rrratrrnumb rthan o-cr bef.ir
averaged 4,310 miles, or 143 mile eich
day. A n consequence, the disbursement
of money last pay day wa. uiu-jjlly Lrge.
The immieration to Richard-on county
this fall is pimply surprising. New com
erA are pouring into all parts of thecoun'y
tti a Bteady stream, and tho-e who come
are enterprising, industrious and ubtn
tial panics who will prove of wonderful
assistance o the mattr - advancement
of the county.
To a fiicnd who hnd ji.t tnrm-d hi-i Rt-pu'dicm of Maryland. Virginia and
t'oriiftl! birthday. Col. Inccr-oll late'y j IxiuiViana. at the elections to come off
wrote: So you Lave reached the edge .iori ly. If ihey do n.t win any subitan
of the autumn where thought grow sad . tial officitl honors they will make hand-;
and memoiif. wtiher like leaves. In a Lome inroidt on the enemv It ii trnns'ht
little while, afte- a few brief days. Wi will
reach on hfe highway the inn tvhere all
are welcome gue t., and whore the onl
naluUtion ever hard i- zood niht."
The Omaha Bf? gives an inieretinr
account of l he pmcre-s ol the railmnl
in nil' state. The U P his completed
or ha- in process of building, '250 mib-sof
roaj in Nebra-ka .i1oip. Th B A M .
i. buildim: 115 mile of rnad.arnl i bridge
at Plait-mouth that will cot $500,000.
The A. A- N is building 45 miles ot road.
The O. k N. i building 17 mileB, atd
the Elkhorn Vall-y Road - extending
their line. The Her says: The total
number of miles of road being Luilt in
Nebraska this ycir. according to the
above fiRure-, Is over 400, which will aid
an a-se-ted vnluHtiin af fioui 2 500,000
to $3,000,000 to the state.
VALLEY KOIES.
The Valley will be full of people all
winter and hotel BccoDimodations will be
inadiqttate.
P. H. Spencer, of RfpuMican City,
within :!0 days will have one "f the lar
gest and best hams west of Red Cloud
30xS0 feet.
W ork on the railroad i prgrrs-ing
rajiidij'. The grading thr-ugh Frjtiklm
county will be done within thitty davf at
mot. The purveyors are retting grude
Makes near Alma apd are progressing at
the rate of half a mile a day. or cach a
matter.
Orleans i morp pro-perous than ever
before. Our .streets are thronged with
teams ever- day. and our merchants re
ports bu-itiess good. We have a fine lo- A North Bend firm hae r.ik-n u gy
eatbin. have the friend, the rreans and , eminent cmtract to fariii-h ISO dozen
the will to tuako one of the le.-t towrs in brooms.
the Valley, aid ilmei n u-e Hiking sHn4!y fi,m 0f frichrerii -hirped
.-.nything ele. we are going to do if- , 35(, rw) founds in t.-n dav- t'.. h Ria t
RrpuUican Valley Sentinel.
rr vk
I
l lie uawsr.n county ir.trr com s to;
usetd.rged and improved. We hnpe
rot tier Kiier'e patron-ge will support
thi growth.
, n .
J. T. Gamer ,s now editor of the Fur-
pas enunty Time, having succeeded
brother Chae We hoie his eiDenence 5
n ay be Bare flowerv than the aiaj.iruy of
fcjui.. i- " t i
Nebraska journalists have been.
r 1
Three drunkn herders rait-d a row in
RfJrmKK (., 4fiw rtn 4UM 1... .-!- t I
epublican City oa day last wt
. K-.... V...J iW, j .nwa;i,uy,
nding their horses on the pidewat Tj
thi a doctor exDressed his obiectionK.u- t
a cow boy replied by hittinr bi-n on the !
head with a revolver. T;.e cituen- at
t - fiew to arms, and succeeded in rout-'
ing tbe herders and killiag one nf their!
Vrsr? rhJi Cauuly Konter.
Work on the ra dryad between Superior .
and Red Oloud bn r.-.mn,! ...a I
v--wu.wi.k.w, iu wc
vicinity is the place, 5
Still th ti4 nf 7m,..;...:..
wew..din an una7mTIh7d streak
noLt?"ret8arefU,,:f,prairie
Khoonera, some g,ung furtker, while
many are stopping in this ricinity. Let
them ooe, we have plenty of room in
! cur latffc! rihr.-Superhr GcHe.
have now po-itive assurance that the road rea'tcd with new machinery, have re
will re built. Mot? is the time for par- opi d are running day and night,
ties who wish -to locate. Superior aad ' A party of Glencoe hunters in .h
Our Washington Letter.
WAsniwoTOK DC.)
Ue. 29 1373 J
The grcxl event here u ih National
Fair, which opened ye-terday and will
continup- 9 days. The initial day wa bad.
hnt the crowd wa larjre and there !
the Quio-t good !-iin?. The ftrand
tund was graced w.th a di-tinzui-hed
comply. i..rludinZ the President and
membrr- of the Cabinet and their fami
li. s Kvery arail.blo .pnee wa oeeupiei
with -,,-ht -een. The rround, and bui'd
I. . K, a
itit-s vcrA in 9 rrti.ii rvm.iitinn and thp
.;.;, ,. nM fI,i fn rf. ion.
but the s! ow wiIl be prrfrcffd and araad '
; a p.w dayj( Ah ,j,H ;, tj)C Sr., ,niU,
him..n of the avocation mmy itnMr
ictMti win tr -xcu-!i. out me iian ts
on mj grani a "calc, and ihe ore-mizvi o
i- cooi tlut sucjoed'uu fiir- will be
w -rthy of nutin'itl jatr mn; Another
j .r wi.I -ee the ground and btiildintra
rurpas-ini? t.nthi:iK of the kind io this
oiuutry
A meeting wi held the other neht to
prep ire or th rfci t:ori of Gen. (Jraot
on the occa-irtti uf unrciliiif of the Thorn
i a ftatute here on November 20:h Some
"Pi"'e .1 . fxpre-Hr-i i in- report
that ,,e ",,r tJ b- htfre nn t!,at dt
1 And the 'ld:'r!
rt'Utiiim in IndianjpolN
i i said cUim?
ht pre-enci. aoI it ir
feared that he hie promid to lw there.
However, he will b; h-rj a-ion after, and
hi-teception Till be heirty and uruni
m'iu, dettt'iiTati and republic 1. alike
de-iniiK to honor him.
Tw.i interTieW"! of C-inrciuen have
lati ly caused gra tnlk ah nit VVa-hin-
ton Me.-r. Burr w of lichta:in and
Younz. of Ohio, wliih; hnniiririi; Generil
1 Grant, do not c-nc-d- ht he will be the
Republican canlilu- fur 1'rt-ident Mr. ( Tne ,.rdict of the coroncn jnry in the
Burrow.- say.-, tint Mr. Bl. in-is the most Jncph Bnrly cne at Li!u-rty Farm wai
popular man in Miehin. and in fact he that he liid of cirro'ive poison, a Ituin
believes him to be the most popular mm jeered by hi. mother. Mr, flannah
in me itepurjiicau pirty evi-rywiiere .lr.
Youne names Secretary Sherman firt.
but beli-ves that Sena'nr Bltine is the
second choice nf 0'iio. It I evident that
the Senator'" grand cvnpatgn' in Mine,
Iowa, Ohioand New York, havee'evated
him in the minds ofall, and that if Gen.
Grant i not a candidate, he will be ahead
" ' -ace
11U will har god repnrt from the
Sfiiatfir K!mni. Spprninri- hprinft an.i
oihfi RepHVicnontor-wid g. to the
aM-tatice ol'tho Louisiana RepuMieans.
A few .-pooches from hem would give life
and hope to many republicans th'-re and
bring out a big vote. If we could get ont
; a f II vote. Lotiii-ia::a would have a He
publican Igi.-lature, aud give us assur
ance ol t least one Kepuld can Senator
at least from the south, and the elector!
miir rit-xi ii'jir.
T, U .;.! .h.t r.i.o. r,l Pa;n. ,.. ,
re-im the Patitit Commi-s-onersbin as
cnon li hlH knrei'ss.ir rnn hr Sfttx-trxl
General Pie ha- L-veo go.3 sati.-faction '
...rl it win l .hffimlr to fill hi. hl.m
The most prominent candidle is Joseph
MeC-mmoa of the Department of
Ju-tice.
There is an ominous stillness here
among the former Thurmau boomers. S
Tlu'V il'tn't iiTo'ttim at nil in Khalf rT
.heir patron w-iut. Ti.urm.n indeed u' he would tell him to w.it a few
d:ad politically Bayard and IMdeo are
struggling for the succesdiua, bat Qan
c-ek a! has an intereat. Either of
them woald be a good enough candidate
to heat round ly.
U is said that General Garfield doe
not care tor tb Ohio Siiiator.-h p in pl.i're
of riiunuanii, prt'feiiiog io be epeaker ot
the next llous- ' f Ri pre-entmivce.wriicb
be w.mid pietty certainly achieve by -tat -
lug where he is RtP
S?A7 CLIPfi.N'aS.
Hie cittle murrai i i -p.-e.ili ig ra.niiy
on the stock rane- iu the s ate.
Kcir:iey hi-as ;inny mil- ofrai''nad
switches n- any other town i-. ht: tte
t j .-... -
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The voiin- nnr...la,;.-.n r ,1.lM
aunty has increased 40 percent, durine '
lnc -asr ve:ir.
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Mrs. lynthta Rid.tte. of Vnller conn-
ty, ,U!n(Je(i bv drowning. She was tern-!
poratilv insau I
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The Rev.DeUmatyr was presented with I
.u uj.j .
by bis greenback
a'- .m.v, ,u
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w a . - . 1 a . &- 1 1
r1 ,n,in of crs the Jk" ' " BlkiB fB of him. They cried
brtush of e U- ? crossed the Loup,out " derision. "Look at or r..lAn-!"
Ll ''" hl 'lrm7- J "What a Ut-nel !M "Du mcL Coto-
MiJfbuTs. towa lots being alm.t all De,J" in "dc all port of fan of him
'ken up, a sew addition aortti and east A feW of ,Qtra show of to the others.
" the preHen' 8'te wil1 ,aJ,! ' I (Ki?eh,ndahi ai be sp.rrlcg
The Nanonee rmiU -hh i.. , '
r uS. uni
North Loop country report game abund I
ant Th.r l.n..k, I L. - 1 J.- -.
S " " " ""'
CItw- - -
hinted boa. in its aeirhborhood. Di
light, .ysterious fooc falls. lZ
and wail f , fi.r. L JLll
pretuL
The work oa Rkj Kord'a sew flur.
io' tail! roiBf on rtpiilj. Itprosic
to L o of the taitiltmoc of Wheeler
courty
A Sre it Rell creek a e.-k u:o Satdty
de-troyed tbe barn of Frank Mxue. to
gether with four aoraca aaJ ail Lit farm
machinery
Ki-Got Firca hi been taiflnf fic
-crana c, tatj iuey xie a 10 re-
KmVedec-yrJ jaw p.. bul are very
!t.me.
1 yan5 mnnin4 hnr-, in the
oorb part of Rar: county. cUli ""h
r L f. . I
i.iiuti wniinmt iib, ui woe in .
!. MHa Wri 11. . . . . at '
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Work h U nC rxpidly i.ush. d forward '
,,n fhe y ?rJ. in Ante!o; cun'y. I
bo-hea-twarl rmra Oikdale an 1 tretwrd
from Gile CVek
The E!kh rn Valley virri-yori are onw
CDi'sed io urvytni: .1 hne ftom Pieiee
to Niobrara. Thi hoe will evidca'.ly be
bud: ner' unimer.
It uk il to out 40.(00 a yor to run
the government of Nbnka Ci'v. The
government u now admiotatetei for lesi
than ftVOOQ per annum.
A fatal ahootin accident occurred on
Saturday last at Paptlliou, by which a
boy named Samuel Bonner, while loading
hi pttjl. 'hot and killed Gtai.t Htewaxt,
aged 14 years.
The quickest thrashing of the sno in
Catuini; couny w k done by Billy Mtl
ler's outfit to St Charles prciact. where
300 bu'hel- "f wheat were ibraihgd out
in three hcur.
A Poncm I'idan brnurht into Niibrari
Wednesdtv week, an immense ctt-fisb
which he ca-j.'b neir the mouth of the
Running Water with a nitcht line. It
weighed over a hundred pound..
Younr. throueh tuis'ake. His life was
injured for $10r3.
The mony for the right of way aero
the Oioe InJiin reserve. t2500 wa paid
ovir by the raiirnd company lat Sunday
week, and on Monday wss divided and
paid out to the Indian each lodiin. big
and little, receiving 15.25. t ttit rate
there mul r 47u pcrvni-, and the In
dian that had tl greatest number of
qunw aid babie- is the lucky fellow.
&aa!:iuctnc! of Grant': Earl? Ex?err:
in tit ar.
t ..!.; i .v.
fniini
.v..- m,. y.
ing
!e,ffr- 'Il,pd nJch' Sonh Carolina,
April 25, 1S65.
Sitting around a Listing camp fire a
few tvtiiiiigp since, several Illinois officer
rtlatod their exper.entx of General Grant
in civil life. Here is as nesr as I can
rreollec it. what G nenl John E. Smith
said on tha fMihject- "I don't believe
an man in llliaois knew Grant any bet
i ter than I did, anil I think I had
ffich to do as any other man in bringing
him into the war. I lived t Galena at
IIHJe.
Grant's place of bawnesi was
npar ann5 HeT hardware and
-Jdlery Ptore. I od to drop io and e
hiai ' fieD on D,y Wiy homf' 1D(J h
"d I would generally smoke oar pipe-'o-
gpiner in n:s ou:cg aujoining dm it ore.
He wa- a very poor business aao and
5 t
nrvr
ikid to wait on conomers. If a
customer cjlled in the absence of the
minutes until one ox me cwrs returnea,
and if he couldn't wait, the General him
self would go behind the counter very re
luctantly, and drag down whatever he
wanted, bat be hardly ever knew the
prioe of it, and in nine cava oat of tew he
charged either tor tnurh or not enough.
He would rather talk about the Mexican
war th.io wast on h- hes eu-totuT in the.
world. When the war br)ks out. I loll
him one day that I wa going down to
Si'ri.ignVd ' see Governor Yatet, wh
had -ent fir me. Grant merely remarked
in qni-t wy: You cm say i the
Govern ir that if I cua b- ot any u-e to
b to in tli organtX'tion of the-e regi
ments I wi I be gind to do wh it I ran "
I eti ! Spitngfii Id no I male irnncf
m nt- f.i (J-aiit o le st-m for. Heci !
nu'-i d tn a-.d w 'it to work to organ
ile fei r-pinient-. called out - s-irt of a
home giPird fir thirty days at first, but
aft.-rward- enlLted tor three yean Whn
he bad done 'his and was ready to go
home, Guvroor Yne- off-red him thp
cn""e,c' "f t,,e ,Wt"'ySr't regimnt.oe
of the tec. tie accepted it and i turned i-
ately w.nt to camp. I went with him
A T ,, , . , .
""d l T c "" AV
occurr'd wheD "1C tQen fir"1 Mw n,QI-
wa3 erY laughable. Grant was dressed
: ..;. ..r-I.. l.l- .. .u
' sin- ui tui :- ciutuc an oia worn
. . .l. .. -j t tt ,-
wi me eioow, ana a uaaiy aingea
barelooted thetn-elve, had fomeT a hirh
c-tima:e of whst colwcel jb: t be.aau
a a
t nt watted in among them th-y
ma, aaa wiiiieoDe wag dots tni.
i aaoiner gave niui ueh a nw-h that awad
hum bit Grant a terrible blow bet wean
tbe r.oaklera. The Genera ooa .bowed
bv Bj,
'
thea that they mast sot jsdge the oftoer
Bif-.nM, aod before he got thfoozh
ft "J ff -
ticwautLTdTh
Colonel wo.'t 2.;! r .
wHo UmLZ
"1 !? i"?11 " TCIy
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Tke Wrrkly
Nebraska State Journal.
a-zaiT C3" :0 3C,
Djr.cc iLe voj.cc yer th pHtt i,
1 affair of tbe Naio. a-l ihn ducaioi
Crowing out of tb3t. iM aume o its
portarve rarwlr e-i'taL-J in on- hi-try
tt:k prtnrxrtL cmvuix
, -'" :. ....- . -w... ,.
htf.to tonilu.le rl btiena..to Dooe
j lh,t" f.Ti- tJ .
mm fc oelu jinc ,hc rr .p,,,.
- of Cn.re-wnal !lePW.unre
II frv m M..M.i.l ..-. .ta t a.
I atni 1 tie iuitinc o: tat. tavrv- : Kwer.
t 1 r r - 1.
anl tr.e traoU'tment tt tnc mzieDce 01
tn.
Titr. jrTiON kx cn"Vi:tiv
of" PrtK wiH ptrrrJr-the rn-.ilcntul
' KWtin. nd tLe PUtfornn will deter-
mine the roar? of IciiJatiAn and the
Policy of the Gnernaic'it for another
four year.
nmsrATt ri.tiTJOV3
for Membcre of both Branches of the
legislature, involving thi election ot an
U. S. Senwor. and for a full Ki?catie
Tick t, wi'l os-or.
cnsoRgia covvtvw
in Deeetnbcr. f.r ths "lont aaioa," and
quetion of vital itnprtanc t.i the peo
ple, inclu Ing T't In-irti inl .Vr.-no
problem, and the new attempt to aert
the overeignty of the tates a saperiur
to the power of the Nation, in the matter
of protecting the franehi? end rroviding
f .r the purtir of Na'i 'nil R!cetion. wiM
bedevrlofwl and debated by the leading
spirit of th- Cmntrv.
rir W'rkj .Vr.ijM Shite Journal
wil' l a faithful eprotue of these event,
and will fulty preaent the merit of the
dteuHioos prorrked thereby while at
the ame time it w II rie. c:cielv and
fu"y. all th current fjreign and dm
tic nrws, full and latet rntrkrt retor's.
Neal a wll a trom aterti commercial
centiea. full reports of the proofing of
all literary. so:l, religion , and educa
tional vnvention.nd state ocietic,acd
of the Statr Iy"iriltiire.
TELKORAPHIC Kl'MatAflT
of Congrersional Proceedings, aud willb
in fct a weekly hiatorv of the world in
general and of the Na'ion, aad the State
in partien'ar.
Th" Wtthfy XeUmhi Si-ite Journal
i not only the largt-t w-kly published
in the wu, but it contain much more
reading m tter. in oroportion to ita size,
than can be found in any of its eootem
poraries no this ide of the Misnuri and
rwimtaenda itaelf to very ebraikn a
the State paper, to be taken in addition
to the local paper af th everal counties,
for its rencrai nd state n'-ws.
Republican in pilinc, ttdi-cu.s:s pub
lie alfair. not from a partt-n, but fr-in
a broad, national stand point, criict-ing
public men an1 measure upon their
tnent. independent of fcetiunalHtu or
pn-judice
No betfr raedhm of the nefa. tat i
Witited io N'cbra-ka for the rnltchtment
of the brads of tha faini'y. or for the lib
eial education of the riing generation,
can be found than t e Ste'e Journal.
Tr.RUK
Single Copy, peryear 4 2 00
Five Copies, at one time g 75
Ten Opir-a, " " 15 rQ
lB? The Monev (registered letter or
money order) must invariably be pent
with the same. Addr,
itizz ;;m.tai co.,
LtNcnLN. Nib.
fllHS o n. TW.E.
Vocal and Instramental !
y
tt'
R,ln;e at Mr.ITt Moot. Ha& CLora.
0F!!C.E.!7.E;UIT.,
AND
C hoice Gr roceries
9-0ppniite the bink. Ii-t 'HoaJ."a
Oire -se a call, aad test raj ito-i.
2tf W. R. RORY.
tiESV I
Icraf v sale Stable,
I. 0. Pok-t. Prop. RED CLOUD.
SAM'L GArtBER
DKaLtft 19
Ory Goods mnM
Groceries.
BOOTS . MHOKM
Hats Caps &,
Reaty Made Clothing !
Wa havt the Largest
Stack ia taa Vallay and will
ii ri
r "a.Wi 1
at be aRefersolrj.
GIVE US A CALL, ONE t ALL
Sam'l Carber,
UM CIft3fifti Xewlft,
City BAKERY and
RESTAURATVT
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Ksiey Rn Uw oir.
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9 tx rmKt!
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Fnr Salr in Wcbtcrand Fraalltneout
tie cm r 11 r
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red riaOiin,
Cat
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HARNESS SHOP
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Kefps contsttt'v on Wxu a fH Ho.
I!ane Col'ars, Saildle. Whip,
HorJ Hlanketa. CoidIw, Brush
c, Harnea Oil and every
thing nsnaby kept n
a tirt tlaj hop.
Two diir north nf th hank.
ol
raflSlfihtJt Sua ?ri: Paid fsr
asi 7rs.
Ii.t
SB-5E
Purniturc Store.
A wholesslr tock of (Inn of the Hnr'
Quality and -ild nt priros
Jitrrr than
X722 srroar crrsuis
to th Pobhc
VwT. Ha Reed.
war Special Attention givrn to I'nler
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DRY LUMBER A SPECIALTY.
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