mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
JOB WOBK,
THE CHIEF-.
Cloud Chief
r
The
Red
aft 4
lU2sUSHED EVERY ?SOaaPAY iff
1KB CltfTD, l'EBlASXa.
f BY
M. I THOMAS,
MM, Sidiai
jLtxvrf t f- i t ? rtx t il
HZ&tZSZ AKS ?2&3 rul H A
"Eternal Vigilance is pite of Liberty," and $1 50 a year is the price of the lied Cloud Chief.
SiXiJUe!5irjasvi4r3r5BaT
isa1iWSsBSaaaM
rxaiifc- $1.60 a jmt if pli in Umu.
GO EAST
KORTH-KAST OK SOl'TII-KAST
VIA THE
B.&M.R.R.
This Road tot f ther with tha C. B. k i' which
in oiled
-THE-
Bjirlington Route !
t'onar the most co tnlctlin between Nebraska
t-uibU and all i oinU Etof 3ti"ouri Kiser.
ratseticcr lantt.c mis unr rrn. mi
Ao. Klvtr at l'lalUtaouth
over ino
rfattsmouth Steel Bridge,
wnicn bas Jain? wen cosnpiaicu.
Through P.iyimche
AND
PHllwmn Nlerpiwgrr
AliEJtrNTO
RnrIiiiffloii,Pecn.Chicas
V and St. Iai5
Where clow couDCftlom are mod-Id union det
Xr!liniJVi.rlhEaft audnulh. Train by
a.lii route tart in Nebraska art tbera
9 fore tree from the Tsrioas accidrnts
which to frequently d lay train
coming through from the saoan
tsld. and pssrcuf. nara the
mre of making con
nection when tbsjr
take the B. k M.
routa eat.
Through Tickets
AT
LOWEST KATES
ic fotcr in ibe Mate. well a lull and reliable
infui mat ion requirrd, can be had upon appliea
titab to li. AM. K. It. Auent at anj of the
Pwbcipal tatiotif . or to
IEECEVAL LOtfZLL,
IStf General Ticket Af cat.
41JIAHA 5KB.
o
CO j
1 g II o
1 J i
s w " 3 &D
p eg
.
Be
&2
CHICAGO
Lumber Yard
BED CJLOXJD, Xel.
Yard south of Hampton & Ralatou'f
shop, on Main street.
Ceep constantly n ksadaa nortsaent ol
Ijiaiber, Lath, MM lag-lea. Bmn Wf a.
datta, LJnic Hair Orueut. ttMter
BalbtlBft- Paper efe.
tPLATT & FREES
Proprietors.
, Holcomb Bros.,
Daalers la
&i&Ri!?&$S
f all kin-.
Saty sail CHEAP for CASH. asJ If taei
hare act what you want, leirajrotir '
crdsr aad they wiU fill U. . '
t
r CALL ON THEM
Cne door Borthcf Carver's. aii Mr. UOLCOUB
will wait oa yoa. . aKUf
RED CLOUD, NELL
'x ROBINSON
Wagon Company,
. MANUFACTURERS OV
Farmdc
WAGONS
Buggies & Phaetons.
We do not Want Agents
XE OFFER OOl
Standard Trade Vehicles,
TO THE TRADE.
"Work tlmt ha an established reputa
tion, and that can he handled with sat
isfaction, lotb to buyer and seller.
iScud for designs and prices to
H0U1N20N WAGOX CO.
v-l? , Cincinnati, Ohio.
VOL. VIII.
M'SIXESS DTRECTOJtr.
0. C. Oar. JcNaT.
Case & McNeny,
ATTOUSEY3 AKD COVSXKUOia AT LAW.
!
Will nnu-O in all the CoarU of tht SuU aad
Northern Kara. ColletiB a wall aj HtUra
ted buin carMallr ad aficientlj atteodod tn.
frrtrr:- On Wabrter Street, one door north
cf Oarber" fctore.
kkt ciMVD, yrn.
J. S. GILHAM,
A TIORSEY ASD OOUNHKIItt AT LAW.
Office one dwr north of Kaley Jinn.
RED CLOUD. - NEBRASKA.
W. C. REILLY,
ATTORNEY AKD COU56ELO AT LAW.
anci mkai. mm-rA-rm taarz-r.
Red ao4. Neb.
tjuProaipt Atteatioa Olrta to ColIeeUoa.
Orric- with C. II. POTTER, at Rt Cload
Ura Store.
Edwin C. Hawi.ey.
A TTORNKY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
Offico over Farley's Drug Store.
bepcloto, s'
James Laird,
A TTORNKY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
HArris;st - NmtKASKA.
Will pnetic in all tha fomrt or the State.
Prompt attention ftren to all banner entrytcd
tohueare. julyl-i
II. B. KiLIT.
C. W. K4tr.
Kcd Cloud. Neb.
J. L. KtT.
ilooniingtoB.
Nebraska.
KALEY BROS.,
A 7TOUNEYS AT LAW k REAL KSTATR
- AtlF.NTS.
Will prarticr in all the Cf art in Nebraska
anil nurthtru Kana: cullecli"n prnmptly t
ttiiJcd loand cotrii-nndrnce tolicitcd.
EED CLOUD. Kebraska.
Alio. Acenlf for B. Jt M. R. B. Land.
I-I.BEKT A. y AM 91. D.
Physician- Surgeon,
RKO CLOUD, NEB.
A'fWtsn! Suraeon B. .! M. R.R. R. C Office
orer Johnnn Jr Crtp' dry gnod tire. Ki
dence over Prkin Mitchell's tora- liW
J." HI." HIOSENA, M. V.
ECLECTIC
Physician and Surgeon,
RaU CLOUD. NKB.
Will ray pccial attention to Obitetrlc? and
dicvFc of wouirn AI.o pencrnl and pecial
tinrcry. Din-utr of the Kje and Knr. ('hnrges
luodrratr. Office orcr MhercrV Drugstore.
Kcidcuce 4lh bouf e north of chool houe.
2.Vl-y
IAST n. CALLEWDER,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
(Ai.ijur.vnuo school.)
Prompt attendance on all call in the practice
of uiediciuca or surfcry.
CUWLKS, - NKBlt.VgKA.
J. W. MOUAXVII.I.I:, C. F. .MOKANVII-LK.
MUKANV1LLE KKOS.,
Homoeopathic Physicians.
CViWI.KS A AM BOY. XEI1KA-KA.
All profeiona1 call will receiro our prompt
and careful attention. KhntJ
P Dr. H. A. Baird,
RESIDENT DE1TTIST.
RED CLOUD,
NEBRASKA.
W. V. EICHARDS01T,
DEALER IN
LIVE STOCK.
RED CLOUD. NEBRASKA.
lixhest market price Paid r hoc aad cattle.
J. K. Smith 8. C Smith M.B.Tanmsox.
Pre. Flirt Nat. Cah. Firt Late Teller Pint
Bask. Baa trie Nat. Bank Nat. mnk aeat-
Neb. Beatrice Neb. rite Neb.
a 0
Smiil 5ror5 Thompson,
BANKERS.
RED CLOUP, NEB.
Will make collection iu any part of the
United Sute Sell exchaaxe opoa the princi
pal eastern oitie Loan money upon improred
fartn. Rcceire depo it u Wect to fight draft
Allow in terect upen tine depoiu andtraat
aet a general Banking buinesc
RRrcBSKrcs: Omaha National Bank. A.
S. Paddk.U. .S Senator: First National Bank
New York. CamriJire Valley NaUonal Bask.
Cambridge New York.
EMIGH BROS.
MEAT MARKET
i f2
RED CLOUD, XEB.
Tha choiceet of Fresh mean. Fansage
Fowl and everything ia the line that the vat
ket aSbrds. always oa hand.
arShop two doors nth of Sherar's draaatori
PROTOFIT & HARSH,
GENERAL DEALERS IN
U.iKD ! R JB
)AND(
STOVES,
CiMide Rtck. - IVrb.
Evcr thing Juai!y kept ia a arst class
Hardware Siore.
come and see us as we
will not be
UNDERSOLD.
Ib&m! Xo&mH Koi&ersH!
Are yoa d:turted at sight and bmkca of roar
rest by akkcfaiMfu rtn? and cryin with tha
excraiatifg I ain ul cuitioc teeth? If so. go at
once and get a KotlJ. f .Mrt. Winstnw's Sth
iaxyrap. it will r.-ticvc the poer Utile nSx
tf iaraidiately tlepra tti-mn it thera w do
ujj.-iaVe abuatit. There i.' not a mother oa casta
who ass ever ared it. vho will at tell yvuat
one last it will rejcubie the biwcht, aad rice
ret to the Mother, aad relief aad health to tha
child, ofcratipg like nu'tr. It if perfeetly saJa
o iiC ic all mc;. and i lc:itt to tha taste, aad
It the rrcKriptioaof uq.i of the eldest aad best
Jbjsile rdurriciaa aad suhn ift the Uaitti
Kutcs. S44 svitrahcrc S5 ceals a hettla.
RED CLOUD, WKBSTERCO. NKBRASK A. THURSDAY.
THE CHIEF.
EDITOR.
M. L. THOMAS,
THURSDAY, MAK. X 1881.
Senator Van Wyck started
Washington I.vt Monday.
for
The amount of fund in the State
Treasury is $217, 280.19.
TllK State Igilaturc hax aidiiwl two
new Judicial "district to the State.
The legislative cirt-tw nt Lincoln
has ended and a Miflerinj; icilc
breathe easier.
To-moubow the new president of
the United State, Jauiw A. Garfield,
taken his .seat.
The Lincoln Ctitbc tnys that Church
Howe is responsible for the defeat of
the prohibition bill.
Plum Crock ha a bran new br.v
band. Our tyiniutthy gtKM out to the
au tiering Plum Creek itcs.
A Rt'tMAX familj' consisting of three
persons was nniothcrcd to death by
coal gaii at Sutton last week.
The closing hours of the legislature
at Lincoln lat week are said to have
been better than a monkey kIiow.
It is claimed that a great deal of
fruit in the eastern part of the fetatc
has been damaged by the cold weath
er. Next week we will give a complete
list of all the bills passed by the legis
lature, that our readers may know the
nature of all the new laws pafecri by
that body this winter.
A. T. Ash, of Adams county, ami
District attorney for this Judicial Dis
taict. died in llatings last Monthly.
He was about to frtait on a Southern
tour for the benefit of his health.
Ih'rdette, the Hawk eye man, has
made $4,000 thus far this season by
his lectures. This is a ridicuously
small income for a uewsynper man,
but Durdettc is traveling for his
health.
Mr. Story of the Chicago Times is
.nid to be the wickedest newspaper
man in the Uuuitcd states. It might
be truthfully said that he is the only
wicked newspaper man now living
perhaps.
Tin: Jxuip City limes says that
Olives eattle are dying off, and claims
that it is the vengance of a just Gtal.
The "vengance" has been pretty even
ly distributed over the entire range the
present winter.
llox. Ferxaxdo Wood died recently,
and Senator Matt Carpenter of Wis
consin was called away lat week by
the relentless hand of death. It seems
that the great men of the country are
all dying off, Ave haven't felt well for
more than a week ourself.
A Bill to amend the constitution of
the state by striking out the word
"male" thus giving to women the right
to vote, was pass-cd by the legislature,
and we suppose the proposition will be
presented to the people to be voted
upon at the next general election.
The apportionment bill as passed
gives to Webster county one represen
tative, and to Webster and Franklin
counties together one representative.
The 23d Senatorial district is compos
ed of Webster, Franklin and Nuckolls
counties, and is entitled to one Sena
tor. Ox the 29th, 30th and 3lst of the
present month the annual meeting -of
SLite Teacher's Association of Nebras
will 15 held in Omaha in the nigh
School building. The session promis
to be one of the most interesting and
profitable meetings of the kind ever
held in the state
The Union Taciflc has contracted
for 37,000 tons of sixty-pound steel
mils, 5,000 tons of forty-pound rail,
twelve first class passenger coaehes,
five tirst-class narrow guaage coaches,'
500 box cars, 900 cattle cars, eighteen
ten wheeler, Taunton engines, and
twenty-five narrow guage eugines, to
he delivered during the present
year.
5raa Plantiaj ii Vtaruia, 103
There were planted in Nebraska dur
ing the year, as shown by returns,
fifty-three million, ninety-two thou
sand and eighty-eight forest frees, two
million four hundred and forty thou
sand and forty-six fruit frees, four
hundred and sixty-four thousand four
hundred and twenty grape vines.
We quote official reports filet! with
the auditor of the state. A veay
extensive personal knowledge of what
has really been done in tree planting
warrants a belief that these figures arc
greatly below the the fccts that many
more were planted than were return
ed, Ar6. Farmer.
071 WAlBOffTOI "USTTVL
Wajhtxoton ft. C. )
February 29, 1881. J"
Eb. Chief: Antiquarian hereafter
i may dale a new epoch in the hiatory
this Nation's Ctjital, and treat event
a, rccuring before and after the- flood,
land 1U inhabitanU aa ante-ihluvuin
and poft-dilurians rare upecimens of
two distinctly marked jrriods. Four
feet of water In the firat story of ho
tcbt, and boats plying to and fro acroM
1'cntfylvanta avenue, with bridge of
sighs ouL-idc of an Italian city in our
American Tinice, was an occasion that
made christian citizens naear mentally
at the tolid indifference of Corunva
men, and with malice prepense, caus
ing them to wish that this whole body
of so-called Statesmen had been com-
lellcd to swim the Tiber in gcting
from the Capitol to ttietr Uarding
hous. If Congressmen would regard
the necessities of the case and pay a
littles attontion to the condition of the
Potomoc, running by (and sometimes j
over the city) they would become pub-?
lie bencfactnrs. llie President has rc
peatetlly called the attention of
Congrtva to this matter, and yet these '
Statesmen are so anxious for appro
priations to scoop out the creeks and
bayous in their districts that they
have nothing to give to abate the nui
sance that is a stench in the Nation's,
nostrils.
Death arrested the fret and fume of
wrangling Statesmen
wires
ve:ts eariler than Alexander H. Stcph -
ens. During his first terms Proffcsor
During
Morse came to Washington to
secure
an appropriation for an experimental
telegraph line between this city and
Baltimore. Morse found a fast friend
and a firm advocate in Wood, who fa-J
vored the measure and voted for the
. A. ,
appropriation, and was in conscmienru
i r , i- i- . r i
defeated in his next race for Ingres-
by the intelligent voters of his di-tm-t,
who had no use for a KeproenL-itive
who would waste public monev on
such a chimerical project tis that of
.-...,.:,.:., :.,.::..' :
strung upon poles. He was returned
to Congress in 1868 and h:w from that
time had a continuous service. He
was always a strong partisan and dur
ing the war made many mistakes
which in the light of later years, he
as the
brought to the Capitol the news of the , ewnn "u a mn ,u"-
demise of the Hm. Fernando Wood. VIA" a1onr? thtr ?"c-v 1U,e
, hlkhorn nver there is pleutv of hav
rorty-mnc years ago a young man of amj com and the stock is well eared
twenty-nine, he was elected to Con-1 for.
irrcss. Hft was thus lmnnroil twni Tt i
imself would have been glad U, cor- nmounting to $214.55.
rect. In his bearing he was tall and . . , , , ...
. , . .. , ! Iioup Citv held a railrad meeting
erect, a perfect gentleman, and wason the ,9th to devise niconw t plaee
always decorous and courteous and Sherman county in communication
had earned the Sobriquet of ''the with the rest of the world.
Dutch Count." Mr. Wood was a firm F. Cody, "Buffalo Bill," is
friend of the District and by his in- going to build a handsome row of
vestments has done much to improvo ,,rik huildin-i in North Platte, and
and beautify the Capitol. He will be Jno erect an opera house m the
greatlv missed and his decease will be i ., . , ,
t . r n iv-t . i ' Martin J. LvdcII, a voting man
sincerely felt. hatcvor may have ,;xUvn xm WIIS hf h hb
been the means by which he secured scarf in the Rockford mill machinery
his foot-hold in Congress, his course in Valley county and strangled to
while a member of that body, although deal"-
it may be. condemned for his partisan-I The tpiartermaster al Fort Niobra
ship.'alwavs commandetl admiration ' J? nas advertised for bids for the do-evon,.f1,i,-1,poek
for h. cosi, JTIOjglW Pd. fj-j
leney. May.
The waning hours of the session are j Michjiel p, of Jilckson. M
hastening to a chwe, and departing -hot and instantly killed by Patrick
shalows are begining to settle upon '. Boyle, at Jackson, last week. The
some ninety Statesmen who will soon RW'cral opinion is that the act was
,.-,.!.:... i:i. .w n .: i. e 1 1 wc i done in self-defense,
exclaim, like the Patriarch of old Few j
and evil have the days and vears of! 2 rium Creek Pioneer denies
.. i;r. k t:... i - 1 -." i that I. P. Olive, the Custer count v
m life been. Tin c hacks wir plans limn.burner ll!U Ued from thc aUl
and disjoins our hopes, and -these It says that he is living qtiitetly in Uiat
must soon go away to other fields les 4 town with his family,
congenial and with les pay. Nonej s. L. Barret, snperinlendcnt of ptuV
have a keener eye to luusiness than t lie instruction in I'lattc county, forged
thc washer-women and they aro on ! chool district orders, and last week
.hoMcn.forU.eb.aUnce of M Hfc , g&KS SS?" W m
Iii this connection it mav be said tho j ,
people washed not a HUIe dirtv linen . The f5Ver itFir.VCW ''i
f .mi i .. ., . , . j been arrested for rubbing the mails,
last fall and thats whats the matter Knowletlge of the robbery has been
with thc future of these Statesmen. had for several weeks, and finallv le-
Tlio throngs arc lieginiug to gather,
and manv desiring to avoid thc crowd
are ouietlv visitinc tho Canitol. the
Departments, the public buildings of
" cr F
all kinds, thc Smitbonian, the Muse
um, the Agricultural Department, en-
joving our drives, our promenades, our
parks, our river, and fifty other things
.i . - l i. f i
that might be mentioned. They have
this advantage in coming early that
they have the choice of quarters, at
letter rates than can be secured at a
Utter day.
Where is Reavis? A few days ago
he was here in the interest of moving
the Capitol. At the time of his great-
t--"-
day of the flood he might have con-'
tracted to swing the whole concern,
Capitol and all, into the ragiug Poto- BJ.UJ " '" uiiuushims, "j.'
,- :..- :, a.- .i .t .- 'with a beautiful coloretl frontispiece,
mac, towing ,t down U,e Atlantic x RoiSc wiUiout Tl.orn." Tie ar"
Cojwt, through the Gulf, and up thc j tides 'Our Monster Telegraph Sys
Mississippi to St. Louis, where the sun tcui." by Noel RutUvcn (IG illustra
never shines for the soot a place that l'ons) I "A Dasl1 Through Conncma-
.oC f,,0 r, ..1.0 - : ra-" o N. Robinson (iA illustrations) :
was trozen up a lew weeks a:ro is ."n -v . .n.- 1 -.
. . A , .., . , . . 1 lic Trent Aflair, ly an eve-witness
washed out now, and will be dried up(6 illustrations); 'The Story of the
in August Great is Reavis! i Diamond Necklace" (6 illustrations);
The apportionment has gono tho ' ''Th 1,ine aPPle Trade in the Baha-
..yofthe hjtat. Tmc uLgfMjfc-
It is referred to the Commute on, what the aoutij Say," by Bobcrt
"4raita" and Measures. As Sunset Cox James Mann (S illustrations), and
goes over too be will nave a republican many ether articles, are deeply inter-
bouscto- assist mfciing it which per- S?11!!1 s"!? hE?
v ji . . j There are exceUcat stones, Bketcbesv
awps may not be as well for the dom- adventures, etc., by celebrated writer;
ocracy, but will be better for the coon- some adsatT.wjie poetrr, ami a very
try. The great sfnestioo that is "S amount of AMcelsany embnsciwg
.uring.hede.Bomacle in a, StS?3SS5aTW
face w few to get the party together .oal cm te obtaincrf for 3S eenta;
again, Barls were sever to scarce; tit annual stuWnptiorf w $3; six
but unless one can be founl to "raHr inomtfcs $1 50. for mowtlxs M, sent
ouu" th. . kk. hoipi .$S3B&mSl$.
Tbaks, phtce New Yoriv.
Vivsiuai Trm tZtTtc fki S'JU.
Beatrice is to liavc ga works.
Loup city Ia to have a telephone ex
change. Blair has been attJTerinff from wood
thictca.
The Olive outfit Itave rat 7,000 cat
tie during the winter.
Chinch-bu2 are very uurneroua in
the vicinity of Grwlcy."
A shucIetuaUmsa factory is to br
located at Republican City. j
Five thousand cattle are bemjr fed in j
Washington coufrty. j
;vc town in Kearney county.
pium Creek ia out of hav and is
9 itiiiniiMar in itii- iiAiut: til x iiiijffin'vi
c, i-k.. : u. .... ,.r. ..
being lupplie! from Wojd river.
The new Methodist church at Hunt
ings ia ready for occupancy.
Tank-Kea, the Chine lecturer.
H
to hold forth in April at Central
City.
Hav thieve is one of the ills with '
; wnjch Colfax county is just now attltc
ted.
The mortality among the range caI- .
tie u estmiateU at Irow 50 to 1 per
cetiL
Dixon county is appealing to her
commissioners to compel people to
vaccinate.
The county warrants of Frontier
county are worth S5 to U5 cents on
the dollar.
The river at Nebradc Citv ha been
cnsed by teams for the pxt ncnety-
three days.
The Blair papers deny that there
has been any small-pox in that city, or
any Mgn of il
Fremont new ercanirry huilcfiiig
t will le of brick, 50 by yo feet, and two
estimatetl
about thrce-
f""rlJw of tl rn crop of
JI"dwm1 c,.mn,t-v tiU MUnd'
180 of
ndi in the
field undm-dced
4Vfrfil lmrao ltfv li.tn atirit nt
alm injured near Arntnahoc bv oar-
tie on whose land they were g'ramig.
I Tin- little son of K. P. Cooper, of
Arbomlle. only eighteen month old,
J",,,,ws a11 ,H six II-,M "f thc sl,P-
i Let.
, , , , .
Hie total expense of running the
,fHU, lllliTcniitv for tne venr 187y. was
; $25,108.50; for the year 1S80, $25, 1 .:,-
20. j
' Elkhorn Valley Ixxlge, No 22, IC. of
1.. celebrated the fifth unnivcrsiary
"f?."e organization of their lodge, by a
, nricr mil, t Wc,t ,oint
using a large ipiantity of flax straw,
""d farmers within hauling distance
are reaping a rich bculiL
Mr. J. H. Spates, the Pawnee City
drtuyri-'t, arreted for sellimr HtiuoV
a ! It All linAiiun SA.itil . .. ., .1 -.-. .a-..
j inS traced to the Fairview postoffireJ
J"81" IU conicasion
i Qt (no cnixic
rfn. . r TTI m. n 11
sub laniictD ui ficn,ini trine,
Dodge county, are troubled by thc
deer feeding off their corn fiehls and
are awcussing wnetner or not uiey
nivi "Sh l" protect their corn fields
Tn "1?? " " footing these
deer, thesLtttttcsofthe game law to
the contrary notwithstanding
TramxLatlii'i
POPULAR MONTHLY.
There can be no question as to the
great merit and cheapness of this
xr -:..:! ,..- :. : .
The number of March contains, as
does evory copy, 128 quarto pages,!
MARCH 3, SSI.
1881
SP ANOGLE & FUNK,
jjn..-uji'i'iiiiJLiu$ run
nCmnill TIIR Al IMPLFMFNTS.!
-saw srasaa
Two Doors South of Bank,
RED CLOUD. - 3STE.BR -ASICA.1
Go To W.
-FOB-
Staple i Fancy Groceries,
-THE
IN TOWN. AI.K)
Choice Nuts, Fruits & Confections.
Fresh Fruits and Vrgetabh Sll on
How Can I
BY BUYING MY
Fall and Winter Goods of
Hill V A I buy all my
f III 1 Goods at what
they are worth in Cash.
I sell them at a small profit.
I make no book account.
J have but one price.
Clear cash buyers get the
bnit Come and Kxaininc Good and get
eilinC. PH.-.-. Mt i.l,hV old ftnd; thc
"Pp Town Store." Yours Urr ectfully,
A. S. MARSH.
FOULKS & STINE,
Hastings. - - Nebraska.
MANUFACTURERS OF TUB
ACME STEEL Barb Fence Wire,
THE
Wire that will make a Visible Fence
PifTicIrt. Bull
Factory near
avitaOSc of tha
F. H CORE
NO. 30-
1881
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