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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 30, 1880)
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TrAim by ihig route start in NebrarU. a,re tbro- fore tree frcta tho vkjinut accidonti vhi-h to Irt-queiitly dly tmina ctmine throuKh from the aionn- tM.di. nnil piisenecrj are thus :ur of luukiujc good con- sctiou( when they take the 11. A M. ruute tfc'U Through Tickets -AT- LOWEST HATES in Torre in the -lntr. ut. wril a- lull and rtiinrle fi itiot ti.li viiiiii.I n n l& ml i rik mil .a m 10 IJ. A A;. It. h. At. cts t uct vf the prit.C'itul stalioua. or to PESCEVAL L0W2LL, OcncrnlTlcVft Ak'ect. OMAHA SEE. latf illlER IIKOTIZERS, HEAnUl'AllTKBS POU Jfii,llis,Sowey&srieu KEWiKG 1,1 I13E8 r . o -t3 c v -srrta C Ite w o 2 C Pi s H tat 3 s k rt w 'iPSS- u P 0 &" . z o O S!UiV Wagon Company, iIA'UrA0TCRER8 O1 rtm-u;AnnftJV uggies & Phaetons. -)o( We dp not Warit Agents : "T WE OFFER OUR - s4naard Trade Vehicles, TO THE TfiADE. fSnbehandkdwitiT9at- - 'ruAiii trt mit;i. ----- j. "TX-. . . 1 .AH rn ci r. l-ieca liUU1J-ancinnati,Ohio. ha-s! Kothersi! HothersJH wtLa at lgKiw ; whh the urua at "K jy i;rith the !', rfthild S' -n ""rci e ... mJt &V'Vn"&S .iiSr. ,t,wlliSeu.i ?wn iU there lSiaa rH w JBr"T-, ,na-ie. It pereru a -1?' ll.MTL.tfc' fStr'-staidc reaiedies nt 3 S 1 M M o s VOL- VIII. 7? r 'SIXKSS DIRECTOR Y. Case & McNenv, A Tioityri'a AT lay:. 'c on'- foor npri 0 Garber'x Sorr kki) cwrn, Xf:n. Collections inal fc promptly reiuitu.fl. J. S. GILHAM, A TTOKSKY AND COUN.-ULOK AT LAW. Office one door tiorth of Kiilty liron. RED CLOUD, - XEI1UAHKA- w7reilly; ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. AND REAL COTATe OGZT. Red Cloud. 5tb. W?roroit Attention Given to Collection. Orrzcr.- with C. H. l'OTTER, at Red Clcud Irur Htt-r-- Edwin C. Hawley. A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. Office over Farley's Drug Store. BED CLOOT, WEB. I, , -r James Laird, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. llASTINCH, - 2CF.HHAFKA. Will practice in mil the Courts of the Slate. Prompt attention ivcn to ell barineis entrusted to his care. julyl-7 H. 8. KiLXT. C. W. Ki.aT. I'.cd Cloud. Nvb. J. L. Kiwt. Ulouiuindon. Kebruka. KALEY BROS., A TTOUNEYa AT LAW A REAL E5TATR r" A OK NTS. Will practice in ali the Ccut in Nc'irarka and northiro KDf:u: cullc;t:n jrotcptly al tanded to and corronondncc -licitctt. SZD CLOUD. Kebra:ia. Alio. Ascnlf for U. i M. K. U. Land. I. W- TULIaEYS, HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, U. S. Pension Surgeon. jr Office over Kaley Kro?. law office. BED CLOUD. 2TSEBASSA FLBICKT A.IIALMTI. D. ! Physician & Surgeon, RED CLOUD, NEIS. Aaictnl Surtfeon IJ. if- M. R. R. H. OCire over Johnou A- Crcp' drr K"d ftnru. Rr?i ijence over lrkiii A' Mitchell' store llrrta "iriiir mosewa, in. v. -KLKCriC Physician and Surgeon, RaD CLOUD. NK15. Will pay st'cod' ntltntion to Obt'tricnnd difCUK's of vrwinrn-Alo renrnil .and Kpcrial urcerv. I)'uc? of the Kj r and tar. hare unnlcrate. Office over ShererV DniB St're. Uu-Milcnco 4th hue uurth of school noue. U--i-y . JAS. HI. CALIF.XDEK, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, (ALLOPATIUC SCHOOL.) Trornpt attendance on all calls in tho practico of medicines or iurifrry. COWI.IM. - - SEHRASKA. J. W. MOHAN VI I.I.E. C. V. MOKANVI1.I.K, J n.uivs. xcn. AllCOT. NlH. S GRANVILLE BROS., HcmcBopathic Physicians. COWLES A AM ROY, NKF.ttASKA. All professional calls will receive our prompt nti'l ceroid! uiitnu'j.i. 40mG Dr. H. A. Baird, RESIDENT DENTIST. r..:n CLOUD, NEBRASKA. W. N. RICHARDSON, dfalsr;n LIVE STOCK. REIM'LOUI). SKBHASKA. 3ishcst market price paid f&r hoes and "cattle. J K. Smith S. CSkith M.B.Tnom-sos. Prcs. First Nat. f"ah. First Late T Her First Bank. Bcatrico 'U Uank Nat. .Dank eat- Sab. Beatrice N ob. riteeb. JtompsoiT, BANKERS, RED CLOiiif, rKif. Will malce collections iu any part of the United States-5ell exchaneo npoH tho pnnci naleMtern oitie Loan money npon improved farmKeceiv" depcits .abject to sijht drafts Allowinterest upea tiwe deposits, and trans act a general Bankia business, n - r..t. VntSnnst TtunV. A. !K V.ddockU.'.S Senator; First National Bank lew York, m'ri lee ViUey NaUonal Bank. J Cambridee ifow York. OMAHA Sample Room, JOE. "JACOBS. TaorEiaTOK. TWO DOOBS WEST Of BOY'S DOME. Keeps on hand the best brand of Wines, nors. Beer. Ae. ami fiivo iprs. A iharo of nublic patronare is S4liccted. ! Manors I BO PUOllC innuuil" . ' li: .....AHvj. HEKTRY COOK, PROrBlETOB BED CLOTJO DETJG-STOEE, And Dealer Ic Drugs, Medicines' Paints, 03LS I VARNISHES A1J Roods in rny Li" kett': constanllroB band: and t ffhicb I invito tio irilcutlU ol tho public - . .aril xa firorsft HENRY COOK. "Eternal Vigilance, is THE CHIEF. ! M. L. 7HOMPS, EOtrOR. i TIiniSDAY, DKC. 30. 1SS0. TlEi:lra.ka Ivditoriul association will meet at Lincoln on the 12th of January. Ex-Hovkunku Furnas i- pronnnnt ly spokon of a (?ouiiiiisioncr of Agri culuiru tin'hir the uw preilcntial ad ininistntlion. While patriotic philantiiropiftii arc puzzling tiiernselvn- over Vonic means of providing for cx-prcsideiiti, wouldn't it he a good idea to reim burse tho varioiw defeated presidential candidate for the time, expence and disappointments incident to their con dition? For instance, give McClellan his choice of two good position; would take him a life-time to decide which one to accept. Erect a marble monument for Hevmour. and inscribo upon it, ''Your candidate I cannot be," he would look forward with pleas ure to thc time when he could lie be neath it. (Jive Tildcn the privalegc of wrecking the Northern Pacific rail road; it doscit't amount to much any how. Confer the title of "The Superb" upon Hancock, and make Rill English a present of a big, round, Hiiver dollar. Here would be justice and charity combined. Ex. Things are ITot Ja:t Whit th Seea. We. Jaw a very striking exnmplc of tins sort of thing on la-t evening. One of our prominent citizens and a radi cal temperance man, by the way was comi tig up Hustings avenue. Hy ing along before a Mill zephyr, holding hi off ear in one hand and au inno cent looking tin pail in another. Ju5t opposite LymanV drug store, he M ruck a glassy, shining .slippery spot on the pavement, his legs forsook their post of duty4 he waved his aims frantically for a moment in the frosty air, and then changed ends. The tin bucket Hew oft at a respectful dis tance, and there parting company with thc cover, disclosed an object which called forth the moral observa iton at the head of this item a halt gallon jug! What the worthy temper ance apo-Ule proposed getting in the jug is of course, a matter for conjec ture, and none of our business; but. we do consider "skim milk masquerading as cream' a harmless, deception to that of a brown jug masquerading as a tin bucket. Journal. Immense excitement among the col ored people of Virginia has been caus ed by an attempt to enforce an old and forgotten vagrant law, under which these negroes were decided vagrants by a justice of the peace and ordered sold into slavery for ninety days to the highest bidder. They were duly put upon the auction block and bid nil by a couple of farmers in Bedford county. The colored people, immediately came U'the conclusion that this was an en tering wedge for the re-establishment of their bondage, and they raised a pony purse to test the law. and .secured an able advocote to take, the case. He first tried lo get an appeal but found that the law makes tho decision of the justice in such cases final. He then had the victims brought before the. county court on a writ of liote'is eitrpm and were discharghed on purely tech nical grounds, however, owing to the irregularity of the proceedings in the justice's court. The unfortunate dark ies are now free, but it is not yet quite certain that this old law will not hold good providing no mistakes are made enforcing it. State Journal. V. S. 52XA70S UAKIN3. It might he well enough to state that the press of the state holds per rentage over individuals in this regard. It has been whispered generaly over thestite that J. B. McDowell made Paddock senator, and is really the power behind thc throne, and thc medi um through which senatorial blessings arc dispensed favors granted or with held to suit his royal highness. J. R. In fact, he has become such a factor in senatoral patronage that prjvate and 'confidential correspondence from people in the state to Senator Pad dock, is referred to this chcif-royal for final decision. This is the way people look at it and this is thc way it seems. Be this as it may it is- safe to consult the oracles when anything or great importance is on the tapis such for in stance as the election of a U. S. sena tor. '-The press contrary not-withstan-uing, Paddock's, rc-elcjlion is sure lor wc . have it from J. B. McDowell she power behind tha throrio, anUC. T. Babcock firlurtf' clerk of the seriate that itis a sure thing, a foregone con clusion. While Hon. -TEL- B-. Harrington, sena tor elect from Gngc is more, sorfguinc than ;ill, says thai "ifuwlllicfcyt -Pad deck if it bursts thftU. g. laud oflico, j first national Bank, thc eouri- Iiotfeb gang and tlic dump hand?. With such art ray of influence to face wc wonder if the anti-Pmldock crowtl' would withdraw from, thc contest. We don t see any hope left (or defeat thol)rillir,iit?Utisjjn:m. (VoV. ilia price of Liberty," and tf61"1''8 rrca 3CTerti Stt. Beatrice ba a juvinile bra- band. Ha-tiiij has thinned out itg aak-oiis to four. 1 Orlenti. Harlan livclv lmsino. C4.ali1b1.in- linuletl from Lincoln Ufi'VAVf lOMV tht IIIRINTEU XH.V A fine brick block wiill replace thc u-ill niuintuin th. ;Kition by continti btirnt district in Lincoln. in. in tin? stnusht-forwanl wirvi that A broom factory on an attentive Jf" ,e U ? "S,VrinSlUhS,H; acAle lnui lK..cn Kartcd at Crete. , Republican.. v0''e J given it a reitatimj for eouragcnw Elk Creek. Johnion count, i to fmriie?s and jourxmlbtic xeal and un have n new elevator costing tG,J0. , (crprtwe. . A Pm.TMjrt rin?r ,,,,,,,,"ns are cr ungm iiuuifcii, inayer cuumj. There arc 140 permanently estab- U-hed Bnptibt churches in this sute. ! ,. , , , , , 4 . , ' I),? Richard block, at Lincoln, is to be converted into a three Mory ho- tl''- Five thousand salmon were nlanted at W'ahoo bv the fish commibaioners. ., ,',,-, 1 1 The B. & M. ILulroad romnwiy has completed a new engine houiv &t tails Wily- j Lincoln has erected 4on ne-v bji.d-,it t , inirs. stores and house duriut: the year. Hebron, Thayer co'Jnly, bus retired to reiiuce iw liquor license of fCJ a year. Tlie Sioux City company are now building an addition to the round house at Blair. Th B. M. sold nearly 40,000 acres of of laud in Lancaster country during thc present year. Mr. Lars Jensen, of Dannebrog, was seriously tossed and gored by a refrac tory ox last week. Butler county enjoys a sensation in a marriage betwwen a young couple kept a secret for six months. Clay county old fiettbrs held a meeting at Clay Centre and completed a permanent organization last week. Two boys, Martin Ayer and Joe Tempest broke through the ice hist week at Nebraska City and were drowned. Ninety-six bushels of corn to the acre were raised on the Thiiwr county poor farm during the past season. 1 lie completion oi ti: nlge over tnc nepuiilicaii river, at il..iiiy :s i.m.g ing the Kansas trade in to that town. A citizen of Indianola killed l.'l leer! out ot a drove ot h, one dav last ! week, while hunting on the Stinking Water. A linn in Crete olTers to build a fine Homing mil! if the city will give tho IJ. A M. the right of way to the mill site. Bv accidenL-il discharge of a. gun a sou of .Mr. Loom is, of Indianola, was seriouslv wounded in the breast and right arm. A mass meeting of Gage county farmers wtrs held at Beatrice on the J3rd instant to discuss the transporta tion question. Thc premium for the host growth of corn in Otoe count v raised from a single acre, was awarded to a farmer raising 116j bushe;-?. I-'lla Suavely, -f Bone Creek pre cinct. Butler county, attemped to com mit suicide. Disappointment in love was thc alleged cause. The passage of the bill for thc sale of the remainder of the Otoe reserva tion will give Cage county a large quantity of land. A fanner of Hamilton county dis covered, while cutting wood on his homestead, a line bee-hive filled with a plentiful supply of honey. A boy. the son of Chhrles Carter, of ashington county, fell under the wheels of his father's wagon last week, Histamine; a fracture of both legs. There have been 150.000 pounds of! wool shipped from Beatrice so far! t tliis season, and there are abort l IS CO"' pounds rcniainging in the hands of.: v growers. Mr. Hanson, of Furnas county. ' wliile returning last week from Araai-' hoe with a load of spring wh-at. ':L 5 .,. tinder the hind ivhcel of his waseerk 7 Juu iPnTV,J and was crushed to death. oi between Plains view and Creighton as soon as tlte we;ither will jiennit. It will reach Niobrara in the spring. Thc Anglo-American Packing and Provision company, who have houses in New York, Chicago, St. Louis siud Kansas City, are making arrange ments to open a branch house in Lin coln. The Inter Ocean for 1881. Eil?, Seni-Wecily, aalVessly. leonleofthc northwest that the pa-f per has bt"?n, from the date of its es-i ciblishmentr pre-eminent as :?k ethics which has as its toundatton the ! idea of humanity in polities. '' .w .....v v. .i-... viviu theories: but the champion of :deas warm with the blood of stnrcgiiug nnd j nnr rrtA oii'iuwiia .it .ifi. ...m., meeaing numanuy. as sucn it is read i and known tf all men. It- is no. necessary to say that The rsTEtt OCEAN- has never ilcscTtetl the platform or principles on which it Hss- gan the fight for the rights of thc citi- Ward the party leitder-havG actnowl'i cdgetllhut the pa-inon of iStS Inter Ocean, takeu years a-ib, Has cwrecL J.IUS IS, lO J.II2 XSTEIt, UCEAX, tlte fie.lN tiestand mot emnhutic indorsement of its policy Hd thf uftnt aifeiuire testimony :ts to the value, of its ln2u Cnce, and tiie quality of ifs lc;ilersliip. . AueiimnciiceoiuiisrlCiUlerslup w never more apparent, ntn thy holdj Traekxon the Niobrara branch of tho I A POPULAR ILLUSTRATED MOHTH Sioux City & Pacific road will be hud j , nc r tT-D rtDr ortrvrc. Tn Yrim? lllrr ism Tirvcwt. tfi f lir 1.1 riv..-v......n ...v.wi.v.hut vi .ni4.j- Ttro lx-Tf (I.M...- l".- ll. ..... loot :.IV4,V is scjircelv necesarv lo reniintl the I " exponent- of stalwart Reputiiicaftism. been attended not only bra vast in-j 'A0?'- lit'L - - rBBj ' m ' Xr ft and in ndvancc of all otn-?r? in pro-! crease in thr fi'amher of readers, Imt by ! j . itfji Si f kt m ,BB-. - mulgatina thnt s-stern of political i a nrorortio;iate adv:inee in their re- XJL 'iii. " "v . . (TllTr" QkV 2mWW'H-- tlf roil 11-itc tvnrt- tti r.ir .it.fL . l..t nw, Knf ?t r- .rr-.t;A.;-,. i- "tvaneiy oi wp.co, si vini; special promt. finally tastanduareon this stnhvart if zLTJ1 lUZ' $150 ay tor h the price ptthlicRtw never tnorr forcibly ill- ; uMrated than during'the last I"rutde ual CAnipaii,nt. Tlnrough thn j campaign the enniUMJ, lojalty. and J .herf rr2nJw.tI a iuitwrtant fctur in d-t-rminin the: riult, ami it Hn county, piporta a im thc leading R-tibbcan jotrrual ' of the 2"orthftol was xci Uytl de- ?iy.J. . . ,... t, ; r,8,,v. j It will inst-oton a frty ioltcy esHMi- tiallv rtalnart. Itelieving that theintor- ot of all sections and the welfuro ol all ela.?tw will be lat conserved by a close adherence to the fundamenUn principles of Republics num. h will 1nainL1.11 its present attitud.7 jn f.lVur of prolc?tinK American indiw- try again.st the pattner llor ami con- cc'ntratetl capital of the old world, and will be foremost in the fight or nny new question that may be sprung on Uf K uo!icHn )artv Tiik Lsnai OckxS will discu? nl! public questions fairly and fearlessly: will give the news accurately and nt;iuii. suppibinonung 11 wun 1n1e1ugc1.11 . :i'..l tar mtuileil comment: it will n.:m.t.un its high Wjjhingtoii. and sar.mlard in State, foreign corresr'n- deuce and will continue to Unvote special attention to departments hav ing reference to ho:nc affairs. r'Thc Curiosity Shop," Woman's Kingdom,' and "Farm and Home" have grown better with each succeed ing year, and the conscientious cirort th:ttgae them their popularity will be devoted to their improvment. The Vetinary department, in charge of a practical vetinary surgeon, will Im made of special value to horsemen and stock-growere. In the department of fiction thc lay t aerials have been secured, and these will appear in connection with short stories and sketches. The market reports, Liking in finan cial and commercial news and discus sion of trade topics, will be made full and reliable, giving special attention to matters in which the merchant, stock-growers and farmers of thc Northwest have a direct interest. Tin: Wr.KKt.Y Istki: Ocean will s:v2 tiv? news of each week complete, jro' sonting important matters in detai. and condensing minor news in such wav as t- not obcure or weaken any 1 1 statement of fact. Thc weekly will he. ! I iu short, more comprehensive in char- acter and scopo than any other pohti- j cal or general newspaper iu the country. In addition to all other departments mentioned in connection with thc weekly, the semi-wcckly will continue its educational department under thc present able editor. Believing that The Intku Ocean contributed not a little to Kcpubh'ean success in the last campaign, the pro prietors have no hesitation in asking the stalwarts of the country to aid them in widfninr -t field of influence. Thc whole pr.ier.es-. and ctVoetivcncss of tne influence of such a .paper have been demonstrated beyond dispute. Bepublicrn.1 interested in maintaining the intcgr:;y ar.t: Npnl d crp 01 tne pru I in liartv are :::tere.ted 1:1 increasing tne circulation of those papers that contri bute most to the d-sircd ends. Among all j-h papers The Inter Ons strr. is first. There i - variation "In the prices of the vt ..? editions. The Inteu Ocean is ' cheapest paper consid ering lU' amotiru t,f reading matter furnished and its high character as a journal published in the country. Daily Inter Ocean, One Year Postage Paid.... ....flO.OO Semi-Weekly Inter Occau, Cue Year, Postage Paid 2.50 Weekly Inter Ocean, One Year, Sample Copies Sent Free on Appli cation. Addesa Tun Inter Oheak, Chicago. A Firsi Class M&ii&e for S3 00. REDUCED IX TRICE TO j3.C-C t?r &zzz&, 25 cattf per Srar. mum, it'&iyv.. w Ly of Literature, Science, Art and Travel. Announcement for 1881. With the January Number Lirnx txiT'6 Magazine will enter upon a Nuw Series, a change which will be marked by many improvements and st material reduction in price. Main taining thc same high literary standard as in the past, but presenting NEW tt ATl'BACTIVE FEATURES, rendering the Magazino sourewhat lighter in character Unut hitherto-, its conductors will spare no iriibrtg Uj ee- . ctc tor it tiiti distinctive rfeimlatiou thorough r, mnn n ivn vrDorit ti'Titr ! 1IJi - " Ji.- J . r . ... .mwr The rapid dcvelopement of perioti-' Herd literature during recent vcuts- h: mureinenb. Some Magaznica addrev r. -m if 1-2.. AHiHC- J V Ltf kfLK rTWt m CT-frililB H mW- m' )T1 It is ! themselves, to iartictilar clascjT enga- j ivedjged in pecral studies, othtrrs seek ir v i-.-.... chuiuvi uuiwia u V lv I meet the general demands of the rai intelligent readers. Ilankiuif itself! among tne latter, ixTPlxocrrr jiitl aim to furnbih enterLiinrnent and ahealthr '. stimulant to those of both soxes who find their best4 mental refreshment in LIGHT ATTRACT! V23LKEAD1M6. Its new Scheme will cu.Irscc a great many contributors, fr-ih t-ji tonal depart ments wili.be adieu, arid i!iuslration3, uarefully Hixecuted, will cdntie to hold a place- . jcrsai?5ysaui52na.5i 9 mm - " '; paiur n rec&ipu ol zi jcesinvsT' itsi ot wniers t.-im 4u:iiie rruinv new of the Red Glmitl Chief. :nu fcfACr. IS ROSENTHAL OK1IIK" New York Oioihii House. WUO WILL OOCrt'V IT ttlTll'iX Go TO W. K Staple Fancy THF TB AOD IN TOWN. Choice Nuts, Fruits & jJiJryri'cli 7miU and Vegetabls Sold on How Can I save BY BI'YING MY Fall and Winter G WHY? thev arc worth I sell them at I make no 1 nave but one orn Clear cash K n n i fi h 'oinc and "Up Town Store." Yours I'espoel - a. s. FOULKS Haslimrsi r m MANUFACTURERS OF ACME STEEL Barb Hie Wire THE Wire that will make Pig Tight. Bull Strong Factory near B. 5c M. !l -sn , .?.- mW ' "JJ" 1 v r? Y..Zf? T i, t t 9 - i ; C AS -if Crtet.' J ft-KSb I ELJS! 2 mi o,a 32rl M&ssjr H.J 'allPy i I-jowM' U -: 3 WfWmWWm'' wmv&rlA f p bB WMJJmmtmlMmmmv9m - n -m ' zatiiBBk.T--- '"''' -" '; Wimnj fc t0ScorthXJfcriawa xa NO. 21. "P" V 4 SUCRM QS., "AU I'a.i cw wkm. 7 h ; V. B. lOBY'S O Jt Wlk . . ERIES, BUST - & C A IX) rifections. 'A Comniui bMl l y CLOUD. NF.B. ! i Diiyj mv -t j Goods wnat i Is in Ca i asmal rofit book unt. i the :i4jrft lth. I 'l buyers ;t F.xaminc (!1 rii t? f" & 3TINE, Vinnlrn. 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