The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, March 25, 1880, Image 1

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Greater Facilities!
More Advant ges
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lu .-jtu o iUif d t i.ica.-c u riaM..of jt CLC'JD, irobrasha.
farcr- jt ft- e i U!1 OASS Mr A Lsat Hi t ,, t.-.i,
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Pullman Sleeps on Night Thiin !
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People's Favorito iloute.j
At i'.-i!oc:t Uluff tb Tbroapb T raiu of the
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70 SELL . SOiD FOR ILLUSTPATQ Chui-1
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TtffAHTFnv 812 BSiOIEf
hues i'aient batety ric.
T 'e from the best bray spring wire, wiiii i
a ccrnp5r:r and ivrfcct ptutection for thr point,
en ti'C j-bajv; of a roand shield, lot mol from
bW. bra, the wliole being iiclcl Vlzlti a:sd .
fctacso:nrly rinibetl. j
Tbis Pin is a prtiwl CCC and the tttt 13 tte j
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Sir XW "C.IT S04S. l.fcs: Hoaks are tnsdt:
it.-ctlcbetwr"i lrcn V.'he, Fattened. whit
Vjnt barbed. They are easily dnvsa ant
excellent , Whe,e they are in
ur. We are the csclnsive KianufactBrers of
ibe aK-e named Pin and Hat and Coat HSafc.
jCorropondencc soiicittd.
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.rbVA'itW.W- SR-n: ilEI) CLOUD, - INEBUASKA.
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VOL- VII.
lib SI NESS Dinner OR'.
O. C. CASE,
i TTORNEY" AT LAW. Office ono
A dooi north of Garbc's More.
Collections? made and promptly remitted
T. S. G1LHAM,
ATTOUNEY AND C0UNSF1,
OB
. AT LAW.
Office one tlnor north of Kalry Bros.
RED CLOUD, - - - KEB
W. C. REILLY,
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N3 NEIL C3TATH AOE2T.
lied Cloud. Neb.
' ft-5r.-wit Aratia Oivca to Collections.
! Omac- with C H. J'OTTKK, at l'.eJ Cloud
Iru2 Stcre. . .
Edwin C. Hawley.
attohnf.y and counselor at law.
mcQ orcr Farley-S Drugstore.
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1 AMES XAIRD,
LNEY AND COCN3ELOR AT LAW.
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.lf.'MATA. - iNEB-
WjJl praaltee n fcU tbo Cottrts f tlie State.
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to hi re. Otoee oa the W. Ait JhW
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II. S. T.ALKT.
f W. Ki.ir.
J. L. ICalev.
JJIomiueton.
Nebraska.
i:l Cloud. vi.
KALEY BROS.,
A TTOUKKya AT LA-VY t UEAL KaTATE
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I. W. TULLEYS.
HDKCEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
U. S. I'on.-ion gurpcon.
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( ggrOKFICE ever Koley Uro?. law oaice.
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J. 52. MOSE'A. 31 !
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Physician and Surgeon,
Hill CL'iL If. r.U.
t V.. . Hiphanton. S- Oaricr.
T)T-inr.-lcr,.i x. R-'arrpr'
-DEALERS IN
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KEI CLOUD. SEBRA6KA.
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! HsctiP't mprtrt price jaid for )ivs aad cattle.
.1. K.SajTn S. C.SHUn M.D.THnta-snv
Pre. First y.at. Ca.'b. btrt l.ntc Tiller 1-irst
lUDk.lleatritfi- N.sU Bank Xat. otnk bcat
Ktb. 15ctrice .xco. ri.eAeo.
j.al eastern tritie Loamcrcey an leyiroyeil
iiirtcs- i.KciTcdtto i'ssnlr)CctiSisntdraRs
Alluv iutciest ur.n ttmo dc.o$iiit ani traaa-
1 act r scnerai Lankiut; tuMt.i.
Caaibridso iew Yuri .
EMIGH BROS.
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Bwazae3.
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IWA) CLOU 55, NEB
Thn rlni-f-st of yrwh nsiAtS. Fa'JF.IStf.
i Fowlfand rverj-tbinc in tbt line that the tnar-
kvt atiorce, :ilwa.v on cat.3.
ir fcbop two doers south cf Phcrer'a drns store.
G7'Ja FOSTER,
PROPRIETOR RED CLOUD
Drug Store,
LC5
And Healer In-
Orugs,
Medicines
I Paints,
1 OILS VARNISHES.
All cooap in my Lice htpi constantly on
hnd: nd to vhieb 1 inviti tnc attention ot
I the rulli&
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, janl J D"kl TFP
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! iPeCvf tr?e Stable
J. I). Post, Prop. KED CLOFD.
! fJELOGAMSTfiOBBID&E
J PORTA BLE FARM SCALE
FOR FARM J ERS, GRAIN DEALERS, FAWaJES
Wco! GrewKis
Tit sl! person
wihinc a
el-cap. accu
alt Scale.
tin! tj ei
ptucn ced
Sca5 i7aln.
ti -the icit
inateual, xila
-1 raa'F3KE therelore annoys hmi and makes In 11 ; hurd of Wai. .Miller.
5a .1 ti a Fa B fretful. The far.t that a larco number of ciuct. Mr. Miller l-
lfcfcifrS3CS,&isa H flppMtp frnm !, Sfalo n. r11 na N'nrr CCSfeJul WOol-CroWelS
KED CLOUD, WEBSTER CO. NEBRASKA, THbllSDAY,
THE CHIEF.
K L. THOMAS.
EDITOR
THURSDAY MARCH 25. IStsO.
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The Nebraska Herald, McMurphy's
paper, lias got 8 now power prcs.
A very god" story is toM liero of a
little sccuc which oo;urrel list fall some
where west of this county: A home
ftcadcr had selected and entered a home
stead on a certain cattle ranife and has;
' built him a cuiall hou-c, or dug out, ardi
one morning he was visited hy the eittle
rawer who occupied the range, with hw'unt- '
hoarders who demanded he hou'd feave ' T, -m .,jv; p. .... .: .
. Jiioy aro taikioir oi a paper Diiil, pntit-
the ranpe. lie very deeidly mlormoa
Mr. Cattle Man that that was his home
stead and he proposed to stay by it. I
Whcroapon he was told that they had 'cattle men to ha.e tbo railroad ttop at j
comu there to fctart a jrraYc yard. All J -"imhoe. J
riRht, paid tho homesteader and I will'. Arapahoe, in the Republican valley, u
, . . , . ,. , just booming with bsixueid aud houtii j
help you in that enterprise and just then , i.aniL.N
several guaa came out or the du out, all j
in stal wart hands, and as the herders
iooccu ooira ue wtii joauca uiuzzio ,
thty concluded that the grave-yard busi
ness would not pay and boti!y beat a
retreat. How much truth there is in thw
report wc do not know, but the s-tory h a
good one all the same. Arapah'ic Pio
neer. 0T7E TTiSHINSr::! L2TT:2.
WA8H1NGTO.V, D. C.
March 15ih, IPSO. J
Captain Eadc3 had another hearing
before the house committee on Inter
Oceanic Canals. Ho spoke in advocacy
of his manner railway across tho I.-thuiu.s
e hatred the committee thn ht.s j
clieme was more practicatie, cheaper and
less time would he rcauiitd in construe
tion than the DeLeweps scheme. The
DcLesseps cannal would co?t $;i50,0o0,
000, and would take hrenty years to dig
it, while hid railway would cst $50,000,
000, and would rcqtiirj only four years to
to digir.
Poor Fitz John Porter seems destined
to wait a long time for relief.
His bill i
lie ca the tah!e indefinitely, and it is
proii..y ono 01 1110. u.mgs iu must
lay over until after the election.
1.11. ., .1 .1. i
ieo. Hill h rn tmfottuiiato man. The ;
scandal ttRainst him might have rested
and died out, but he would not let it
llavins charged a Scnntor with having
I brought it here against him, and now !
has tw take the consequences of a denial
and expo?ure.
With the becinuin: of political ilebate
the Grautarnn of spectators in Wahhinc
ton buck up thuir ears and smile. They
have been waiting all winter for that ex
citing session which was predicted laM
fall. There sro about to bo cratiScu. j
Public liusinci-s has been lost pight of,
and both parlies are engaged in hair puil
imr. Don Cameron is a spoilt! child in poli
tics. His political lifo has been thort
and sweet. lie cirue in on his fathers
reputation, apd without ever having dona
anything to deserve promotion, was placed
in the front rank of hi.s party. It would
be uiincult to tell what he has done since
to set him a powerful place in politics.
This is the puzzle that is troubling his
party now, aud they are troubling him
with their unqnisitivenes. Don Cameron
can't uuderstaud why he should be refused
anything ho asks for, or why he bhould
not do jat as he pleases, like other
spotted children. The result in hi State
York declare that they will vote for
IIane iu spue ol his Grant instructions,
calls from him very strong and rediculous
esprcssious, as that he intend;! to have
expressions have been quite common from
the Cameron mD, and it iudicates to :u-
telHgcnt men that the Cameron ring be-
. . , , - 1
.uo vf .,. iu rwuw3 uuit us uuicidic
condition, sud knows th;t it must stand
upon bluster and brag or fall flat when
the Chicago convention meets. The only
thing that will save the Cameron ring
from disgraceful defeat in Pennsylvania,
un der the present excitement, is the
withdrawal of Grant from the Presidential
field. The most intelligent men of both
classes beli eve that should Cameron force
l.: Jrj.i jt- ., r,
uis canuiuaie aa uis poncy on tue lie -
publican ISational convention as he did
upon his State convention, Pennsylvania
will go Democratic. Ksox.
Settlers ca Gcrersncat Zszis,
Homesteaders aud others who have not
set proved up on their claims should re-
X .! .it . T
memuer mat tne new ruungs require tmu;
they shall advertise at least four witnesses j
who are cot relatircscf the party proving j
up, and that the time and place of mat-
ing proof shall aso be stated ia the
notice. This, it is claimed, is for the
lirant uomiuated on the first ha! nt snr! toruer 10 :tau tne most icav.oic line
,: o, ,!., TO;n . 1, .-:.:.. . I which to build a road connecting the U
: .t " 7 i l " . " & M. will the Midland. A line will
mm. v uitin cue last lew cays tnese IUU f-om reiar Creek southward towar
purpose ot giving parties who may have jner, "I wish you friud-hip;" boltoa
adverse claims oa the land a chance to j correr on the left, "I seek your acqaaiB
.appear aad present their claims. These lance" on "nc wt1 lne saroarae
who Wish til irnrp nn rn tup. ,.I- I
,. - , " . ,. ! down, I am enca-redy at right ia the f
Plication papers made out at the Chief je PUCe. "I lon to see yb;" in the
office, frte of charge, as we always keen 'middle at tha rishtT hand edee, "Write t
a supply of blanks oa hand for this par-
pose, and as the editor of this paper fa
Notary Public, tbe affidavit does not cost
anyihms, thus 25 cents is saved U each
one who publishes his final prccf co'ice ib
ri.iuw.
Tht cattle oo Caster coanty ranges are
looking welL
Maor brick Imildinzs are projected in
Central City.
lite Methodic church at Grand Island
is erijrtyiog a big rcrival.
Itody-j-natcheri are stealing corpses
around Wahoo, Saunder county.
The Ldii at Blootniiiittoa hare orra
nized a horticultural cocieiy.
Min? KrIv CkffLtru era lAMtln'f tn ,lj.
UepuLhc(ij viley this wetik.
The Mafonia fraternity of l.liir is
huiidiog a twc-.tory brick block 24x0.
The lihtiiin roii bilki have been Ucid
beattn the cute farmers of Ca edeuty.
The ft. & M. (-hop.i at 11uumouth are
to buikl to dju!e the capacity.
The Iri-h tbrou;h Nebraska ceUfbrated
St. Patrick's day in a subdued manner.
Surveyors are connecting the railroad
;inc 0f5ce, bank, and another bij hotel kt
Miifurd
An effort i beini; made by leadirir
A j. of twenty tcv0 famjiiM iJr-,-T-x-i-rrTXTT'Ci
fettling en government hind, near Brady's , vXjlrLv v JLLi X A. JIj 0
suu.
Orceo'a ha had a tctnperansj boom, J A.U i W J. X W . 5
and pot four chaps blind drank by way of!
il.u,iration. !Krl ciMd. - IVcbraska-
a ueMructivc prairie, nre raceu on
. . JS !
Sulford's fnu Hutler county, Saturday
nignt. lAtM 51500.
One man frozen to death and another
crippled for life in tbo late storm on Loa j
Pine creek. j
Syracuse, Otoe county, is- already mov
ing m the matter of ounty loir; Otoe
promised to have two.
Tan car load of immicrants, with their
wiros. babies and household goods, land
ed at 1 'cat rice bit week.
It is raid that there are fitiH over 500
car loads of corn remaining in Beaton,
1V)k JUid SaU3jcr3 m1iM
From all over Nebraska we hoar com
plaints about (he scarcity of freight cars
to move the immense products of uur
rich soil.
The M. R society, of Tecamseli, hare !
decided to build a new frame church, of
good mzo aud of fiat: architectural pro
portion?. ti.. . -..i..- r,. t...:'i:. u., r.t
bridges has been let to parties from Kan- i
tS -,li' ana lUo wor,c " - "G I)UaIieJ I
riitit aiong.
The Palace hotel property at Lincoln !
, purc,wetl by the State Journal
Icmpsny. They mil erect a printing ;
hou?b on it this jeajon. I
A York county j'oun man, aged
twenty two years', has Itetn arrested for a-1
s 1 tilt and battery in cdmiui&terint: a cvcre
thumping to hiaitep lather, aged twenty-.
one years.
A ptairie fire, nine miles norlh of Wil- j
low IMund, Dawso county, spread rapid
ly Ironi a fire kindled to burn a lire-break.
About $20W worth of property was des
troved. und Ditiny cattle burned, couaty
commissioners McKonc losing "0 head. '
Mrs Antii Rnplrw,'!' nf Iviirnmnt. Iit.il
abadcouah." She took "Keller'!, bal
cougu Kiiier. ne 11 never ue trouoicu
with a bad cough again. It killed the!
oouh and the woman, loo. Omaha Bee. j
The new court house being built at
Clay Center,for Clay county, will be one
of the finest in the mate, when completed.
Forty car load3 of tone an J 4 JO car loada
of brick will be used in its construction.
A Mrs. Elizabeth Snccbt. attacked
! with heart disease, tfropped dead in the
oince ot W. c. Morlan, at Arappahoe.
whither the had gone, apparently in good
health, to have her pension papers unde
out.
J. D. McPhcrson was instantly killed
by the accidental dicaarze of a revolver,
iu the hands of either himsslf or a com
panion on the way from Guide Hock to
his home in Aibau precinct, Nackolls
couuty.
Blue Springs Motor: A lock of wool '
i was hauled us that met.'ures over twelve .
inches. It waa taken irom a lamb in the ,
in Kockfrd pre-
one of the most sua- i
in Giiee couHty,
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A tli B J.A a. . . AA. L j - - m m
uuunntt Rr,tprnr:c,. A omr,,nr
0f surveora Mart out in tho county to
I .-urvey lines acro.-s it different paints ia
on
be
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Syracuse aud one from the weot further
through to Unadilla or Palmyra on the
Midja. II Io,5 M tho?& courn'r
woula iiave a road across it inside ol a
year
Levi Johnson and Levi Brown were
digging a well iu Ktd Willow. It wu J
US feet deep. Johnson at the bottom
and Brown huUtiug the dirt. As the
hncket reached the top, the sweep broke,
aud the loaded bucket started dawn with
j the speed of lightning. Brown gra?$ed
the rope with all his mi-ht, but could
' only partly check it. The rope hawed to
I rh hnn huf Ha Kriji ntiTi hn.f Afi Kit
the bone, but the brave nuu held en, so
r,.,t .Inttnenn xmtmuI ivifli a fVT lirui-ftS
1 --w.-.-' -,. -"'-
: and the fracture of a boue of the torearoi.
The language of postage stamps in
stead of Sowers, has just been invented.
Thus when a postage sump has bsen
placed upside down on the left hand cor
ner of tbe letter it means, ;I love yon:"
'the same endwise, "My heart is en
other's;" straight up and down, "Good-
4 a .
bve, sweet-near good-eye; cpsiae
down in the riht hand comer, "Write
no more; in the center at the top,
"Yes;" opposite at the botwm, "No;"
on the right hand eoraer at a richt angle,
"Do you love me?" iu the left hand eor-
Accept my love, the same opside
immediately." Extra eopitsoftbis paper
be " 'tanbgw.
Chas. E. Putmta has jat received a
t"ice invoice of the best grades cf coffee.
smrare, text, syrup, canoed roods sBdrVa! JBXwflK?.
t
FROUDFH & 1EARSH, I
OCCCSAL DE-VLtai IX
UARDWARE
" AND
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TOVES,
CSuide ROck,
Kt rTtblcc cs.UJy bpt la Irti elw
Hardware Store-
come and sec us as we
will not be undersold.-
F.
iEWKOURE
s
-DCJLnit IK-
BRY - GOODS,
. XT r v -KsttTf kt
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The nublic cenorallv are requested
a reoj
to
call and examine mv coods and
" L
price., as
a haie of the rjatro.najie is nlieilH.
i&" Store, first door north of Moah-
er'u meal market.
1 ,-:&
F. NEWHOUSR.
SAM'L GARBKR
PKaLER IS
Dry Goods and
Groceries
SOOX
and itlOJlH
Hats Caps, &
UtaitiJ Made dullling!
We have the Largest
QfnnV in thA VlMftV 2nd Will
bt0CK ,n WW Va.Uy aiiO Will
nr. ho nnrlArcnld
GIVE US A CALL, ONE k ALL.
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Sjm!J2V1BER I ABD
ISIV1B
5Si:i Ei01J3, Neb.
Vard south of Hampton & ll& ttoa's
shop, on Maiu street.
Krp con.lantly on hand an a-iortrsflnt of
lAitaber. lattb, Nblui;lr, Itoora H'la
dowa. Lime Hair Mural. Plaster
iiailillHi? raper tc.
PLAIT & FREES
Proprietors.
COiE
For Tour
LUIYI6ER!
DRV LUMBER A SPECIALTY.
THS BBS? 15 THS StAREST
So!l at Lewreat l'rlees
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BED CLOUD NEB.
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HOCSK PLANTS, FLOVfKa POT3,
TVIHE STANDS ic
NICE and CHOICE .rticles a specialty.
Next tha 'old Coart noasc V.cbs:r Si,
KED CLOUD, NEB.
PUOVi!RB
"The Richest Blood, Swce-cst Breath
vnd Fairest Skin in Hop Bitters."
A littk Hop Bitters saveji bLx doc
tor bibs and long sickness."
"Tbt invalid wife, mother, sister or
ihikl cm be taade the picture of health
witb Erop BUters."
Whea worn down and ready to take
frourbed. Hop Bitters u what yoc
aeed."
Don't vhyejeand phyc for it veak
cs and destroys, but take Hop Bittters
khatbaill ap eccUBOaliy.
Physicians oi ail chools ce aad ree-
pmmesd Hop Bitters. Test tbna."
licalas w trsaatv aad 103- Hop Bit-
l&rs give Ireakk iad beattty."
There arc sure cures sad will
Hop Bitters tha all other edid&es."
Whea the brain is wearied the
joervs BBstrsaj the aaszles weak, use
iiop iiittew."
"That low, acrrore fever, wast of
;Iecp aad wcaacss, ea& for Hop Bit
ers.'' Zsn Cwdi CcaaaiTafcltffif ii T.
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FAEMGRS
LOOK
IF YOU WANT
REMEMBER THAT
Ella Ha
A!N D
MO
Have Just Received the Xargasi
STOCK OP
f Hilifl
EVER BROUGHT TO THE
REPUBLICAN VALLEY.
SULKEY
Stirring Plows,
Harrows,
Corn Planters
AND HAY RAKES,
And Also Tlie Celebrated
Champion Reaper and Mower
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And the Largest Lot of
And Everything else usually kept in a
HARDWARE STOBE.
MITCHELL M0RHART.
NO, 33-
HERE!
FARM MACHlHRY,
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PLOWS,
Breaking Plows,
Cultivators,
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G. A. BROWN.
IPAKLOK. UKDKOOM
aud Kitchen
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