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VOL. X.
RED CLOUD, WEBSTER COUNTY, NEBRASKA. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER. 1. ISS2.
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li. ic U- K R. : In fct they- are
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BURLI1TGT0H ROUTE
mioktkst ani qiickest link to
Chicago, .M. louie, Peoria,
1)1J MoiSKS, ROCK JnLANI).
And Ktreciatljr to all Point
Iowa, Wisconsin, Indiana,
Illinois, Michigan, Ohio.
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I'KINTZI'AI. ADVASTAGr.fi ARK
Through Coaches from ehra8ka to
J)-riti nation on C. li. &. Q. It. K.
No trnufers ; clianc from
C. IJ. i; K. H. to connect
ing lines all made in
ITuion Dejotd.
Through Tickets
LOyEST RATES
, I CAX BK Ht
IKn bjifficaUoD at any f ration on the raaJ.
i rtnt arc aJo prctnrr to check baxrce
'r'nb; rirr nil information a to rau,
uw. time, ronnrctlnnt. ctc and to tecum
roi toe car occou.inoiIa;iiiDi.
hi
company U rnraeed on an
which will opcu a
cxteniion
EW LINE TO DENVER
all ioinU in Colorado. This cx-
'-n will be completed n.nd ready
l-ij-iness in a fotv mouths, nd the
'ihf c:tn then enjoy all the advanta-
f a throng!) li between Denver
I Chicago, all tinder one inanage-
tit
Z P. S. EUSTIS,
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OMAHA SEJ1.
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FOR THE LOW
-Wire Fence,
For everybody is buying it.
1 in Ittsl Cloud by D. LlT7. and
i Mooun. 8-r7tf
S. W. SEELY,
HRAI.KR IK
Family Groceries,
1-.oice
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COFFEES.
C.VNXEI) 0001)5.
-- TOBACCO. CIGARS,
. v BREAD.
.. CAKES,
PIES,
FLOUR,
MEAL, Ac,
Fruit a Specialty.
er anil egg? taken in exchange.
k -Age solicited. Two doors north
" Smith Bro.'s Bank.
LOUD, - ' - - NEB.
Templeton Bros.,
Company,
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NEBRASKA,
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Material
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C Sscftra. Tobacco,
?nf Cfectioncry,
riHnr, Vc Ac.
I :tc A - pie Cider always on Tap.
H ji3t C Tzisi Paid fcr 3attar ardEcgs.
C t' " roduco bought and sold.
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Xj O.aractertaalaw atTUieCASaaalamJ
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SDEFSON L SWSEZ7,
BLUE HILL, YEIJ3TER CO., 'EB.
A GenroA Satiklaf Baiiaet Trnartl.
EpceUl Care ti'cs to Collrtion. Farm
.Lomi at Ir Rate. Hehol Road
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conBKsrosDESTS:
Kcnnttc Ilrothtri Rckrr. Xew York City;
Bank. Omaha Kebraika.
J. E. tstmtt,
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S. C. Sarta,
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SHITS BROTHERS,
BANKERS,
RED CLOUD, NEB.,
Tranaaeta ranaral banklnc bai!nct. bsy m4
II eoonty -rarrauu. alio Coanty, Prtclaet aa4
Khool DUttiet Cor.1.
N rrottat tans HxorUxt. bay aaa sail Fer
Ira Kashaat.
4Vpcial atteatloa (irra to eoUactlca.
RtrMtjrciar-lrt Sat. Rank Saw York. Oma
ha Sat. liaak. Omaha.
BMITH BEOS.
L. P. Ai.nmonT,
rreaident.
B. V. BiiiRcr,
Cashier.
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BED CLOUD, NEB.
rosn' To Loan on Real Estate. Buy
and sell Exchange and do a general
Banking busine&J.
RETERKSCra:
Haj-CT J: Atklnf. Bank. . York: York CoBBty
Bank. York. Farmer' X iMcrchanU Bank.
York; Union National Bnk, Cbicatro;
Alarah Broi.. Muaher A Co. Lincoln.
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. W. H. STROHM.
A TTORNTTY AT LAW.
A RED CLOUD, - NEBBASKA.
Kay b coarolted in Eoxliik or Oara
Collrctin&a will receire prompt attcatioa.
Office: Opposite Boy's Home
0. C. Cam. Js. UcNaBT.
Case & McNbny,
A TT0R5XY8 AXD COUNSELORS AT LAW.
Will practice in all thr Court of tbli State ami
Northern Kantai. Collection at well a. Iltica
Icd botinecirrlully and efheiently attended to.
Orricic- On Webn.r btriet, una Uoor aorik
of Oar bar' Store.
RED CLOUD, SF.n.
J. S. GILHAM,
A TTORSEY AXD COUNSELOR AT LAW.
Ojjlcf one door north of KoJry Bro.
RED CLOUD. - NEBRASKA.
Edwin C. Hawley,
A TTORNKY A COUNSELOR AT LAV".
OrricE. Over Mc Farhuid's store.
USB CLOUD, XE2.
Laird & Smith,
a ttorneys and counselors at law.
Hastinc.?, - Nedraska.
Will ractice in all the Court of the State.
Prompt attention given to all lmiinwi entrnsted
to hii care. iulyl-7
J. L. Kat.iT.
Ulootninctos.
Noliraaka.
Red Cloud. Neb.
KALEY BROS.,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW A REAL ESTATB
AOENT8.
Will practice la all the Court In Nebraska
and northern Kaetat: collection troaiitly i"
tended to and corretondence rulieited.
ESS CL07D. Kebraoi.
Alto. Acect for B. A M. R. B. Land.
J. M. MostK. L. D. Dst.
MOSENA & DENNEY,
Physicians and Surgeons,
RED CLOUD. N'EB.
Will rT rectal attention to Obstetrtcs and
dt.arca of women Alao reneral and vpecial
nrcery. Difesrca of the Eye and Ear. Charges
moderate. OSceovcr Sherwood' Store.
25-t-y
DR. C. CHEGK,
Physician & Surgeon,
COWLES, NEBR.VSKA.
Professional calls promptly attended.
OrncK At residence near Cowlos. 8-51
Dr. H. A. Baird,
RESIDE1TTJDENTIST.
' RED CLOUD, - NEBRASKA.
R. DAMERELIi, M. D.
Physician & Surgeon.
OmcEOver J. W. Sherwood's
Store, Bed Cloud, Nebraska.
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THE CHIEF.
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER, I, 18S2.
Republican County Ccnwntlan.
The Republican countv Convention
in and for Webster county, Neb., will
bo held at the Court House in Red
Cloud on Wednesday. Sopternler J 3th,
ISX'2, at 1 o'clock p. in., fur the pur-po-c
of placing m nomination candi
dates for the following offices, to-wit:
Representative,
CommuMoncr 2d District,
And to select delegate" to State,
Congressional, Judicial and Senatorial
Convention!; aud to transact xuch
other bti5ineBs as may proer!v come
Ujforo it. The several precinctn in
the county are entitled to the follow
ing representation based upon the
vote cacl for John P. Bay ha, Republi
can nominee for county clerk at the
November election, 1SSI, on basis of
one delegate for even 20 vote? or
major fraction thereof, and one dele
gate at large for each precinct:
Precinct, Vots.
Red Cloud, J7
Guide Rock. 47
Delegates.
10
3
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4
3
3
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3
3
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J Stillwater, 20
Oak Creek, J 3
Potdam, C2
Elm Creek, 37
Pleasant Hill, 42
Batin, 18
Glcmrood, '2.0
Ilamiony, 33
Inavale, 3S
Wa'.nut Creek, il
Garfield. io
Line, 20
Primaries for the purpo-e of electing
delegates are recommended to be held
at the usual places In the .several pre
cinct on Saturday, September yth,
188i By order of County Republican
Central Committee.
M. L. T11031A.S, Ch'n.
Harvard, has a fire engine.
The democratic tato convention
will meet at Omaha on the 14 of this
month.
The Fanners, Alliance of the state
will hold a convention at Hastings on
the 27 inat., to nominate state offi
cers. A child was born in Omaha recent
ly which only weighed 20 ounce. A
bad beginning may maka a good en
ding. The Falls city Journal wants to see
an anti-monopoly And woman suffrage
plank in the republican platform th'w
fall.
An engineer on the Union Pacific,
ran an express train with nine cars at
tached, from Xorth Plattoto Grand
Island, a distance of 137 miles, on one
tank of water.
I. P.Olive, of Plum Creek, has dis
appeared for surc. It is surmised that
some of his enemies made away with
him secretly as a bitter feud has long
existed between him and others.
Proclamation
Whereas, a joint resolution was a
dopted by the Legislature of Nebraska
at the sixteenth session thereof, and
approved Febuary 2G, I SSI, proposing
an amendment to section one(l),article
seven (7), of the Constitution of said
Suite, anil that said section as amend
ed shall read as follows, to-wit:
"Sec 1. Every person of the age
of twenty-one years or upwards, belong
ing to either of the following classes,
who shall have resided in this etatc six"
months, and in the county, precinct or
ward for the term provided by law,
shall be an elector
First. Citizens of the United States1
Second, Persons of foreign birth who
shall have declared their "intention to
becomo citizens conformably to the
laws of the United states on the subject
of naturalisation, at least thirty days
prior to an election."
Therefore, LAlbinus Nance Governor
of the State of Nebraska, do hereby
give notice in accordance with section
one (I), article fifteen (15), of tho Cont
stitution and the provisions of an ac
entitlcd "an Act to provide the manner
of proposing amendments to the Con
stitution and submiting the same to I
the electors of this btate, approved
Feb. 13, 18u, that said proposed a
mendment will be submitted to the
qualified voters of this Suite for ratifi
cation or rejection at the general elec
tion to be held on the 7th "day of No
vember, 1SS2.
In "Witness Whereof, I hcrennto set
my hand and caused to be affixed the
great seal of the State. Done at Lin
coln this 10 day of July, a. d.,
1SS2, the sixteenth of the state
great and or the independence of
seal, the United States the one hun
dred and seventh.
(Signed)
ALBINUS NANCE,
Attest (Signed) Govenor
S. J. Alexander,
Secrctarv of State.
By E. P. Roggen, Deputv.
AHianoa Caunty
The alliance countv convention, in
and for Webster countv, Ncb will be
held at the court hoiae. in Red CIothF
ou Monday, Sept. 11, 1882. at 1 o'clock
p.a.?ior tne purpose of piaciag in
uoknnation- candidates for the fotlow
ing otfiecs to-witRepraaenttive com
awMoaer of fed Jirtrict, and to select
delegates to ute coogremooal, jtidi
oal aad senatorial coaveataoas, aad to
transact sack other, evahfeie as aaav
aroperly coae hefoie the Mtwui'.
Pjecinctcaacases will be hW oh 8eI
aak' rae & k. --l. -- ET-
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Baf a precmct ticket; rhTnWnJfestr
-allonce wrfl seed one rdaloaatc far
each1 afiSm&r md oae fiar auJ t
La'wVjaor fcactiba' of tea to
sae cowan- amaace.-
Vacation hmWH
Os Titr i. TRAiy, Aug. 2i
A ran of twelve hour over the C.
B. & Q, from Ouuinwa to Chicago
takes the traveller through .Krae of the
richest pans of Iowa and Illinois, but
the crop prospect o far a com i con
cerned w the a:oc a through central
Iowa. Iinno'is and Iowa wilt buy com
of 5ebraka tbt year. Xebra.-kA ha
never ltad uch an advertisement aa it
will get through it corn crop thi year
The fine herd of steers that were ent
into Cliicago from Xeliraeka hwtpriug
notably the Fo- hcrl from Crete,
have called general attontion to Xe
braska as a cattlc-fcvtling xtate, o
tltat inquiries are made in Chicago
and along the line every-whcre about
the prospects for other to go into the
call JeTju.-i tie?..
Chicago grows in height as weii & in
width. Some of the buildings which
were made but four stories high when
built four or five years since, have ad-
ded two more rtories. Tlic immense
building going up for John V. Far-
well shons how vulnUntial is the
growth of this magic city of lite weU.
Thia building apjcars almost like a
little village in itself, not so much be
cause of its size, a, of the various In
dustrie going on within it.
It i -100 feet long by 230 feet in width
incHidii!" a snacions court. The plan
for rendering the wall? fire proof i
said to be .Mr. Powell's own. The
walls arc made of concrete manufac
tured on the ground. Some quarried
stone arc used for the frotit finish, but
nearly all of the stone trimming will
be of artificial stone made on the
ground. One side of the building U
directly upon the river and sand, grav
el, lumber, etc., are delivered by ship
load. It will be eight stories high, and will
cost more than a round half million
dollars. Another illustration of the
height to which buildings arc pushed
is found in the gluco'e factory on the
west pide, twelve stories high. A short
ride on the Lake Shorn road to Hills
dale, shows the same efficient manage
ment that has marked it for years,
and Foster, Esq.. the western pas
senger agent is a genial gentleman a
a pushing railroad manager. A few
days among the scenes and the friends
of early day, how many changes, how
matry have gone, how few are left.
Where but a few years since wa? an
unbroken forest, now farm joins farm.
so that for miles along the public road
there i no break in the line of fence.
The great orchard, however, for the
msot part bare and where here and
there 11 tree i bearing, the apples are
small and; imperfect.
The crop in southern Michigan was
good, but a great amount of it has
been lost on account of the continu
uous and" heavy rains. A friend told
me of one farmer who had four-hundred
acres, of which he gathered but
one fourth. The rest stood green in
the shock. Unquestionably the large
yield must lc discounted to a great ex
tent on account of what is so badly
grown as to be worthless. The corn
crop through northern Indiana and
southern Michigan is also very light.
Nebraska will see a host of visitors
from the interior states this fall as
well as from the further cast. A visit
to C. B. it Q. headquarters, on my re
turn, showed the familiar face of Nat
Brown, the traveling agent of the road
and who evidently doesn't mean to
grow poor in his work. The C-, B. it
Q, folks are always on hand for any
thing looking to the interests ro( the
country along their line. They have
arranged for low rates from points in
Nebraska to the Chicago exposition,
and will make special rates along their
line to the Nebraska state fair. Nat
Brown reports the Denver travel boom
ing and the western business general
ly prosperous. Observer
Batter get in Your Crave.
A young lady writer from Lansing,
Iowa, asking:
' 'I love a young man who is very
attractive and pleasant when sober,
but at times he gets drunk.
He wants me to marry liim and says
he will quit drinking if I will become
his wife. You are a man of experi
ence, quick to give advice. Will you
please advise mc in the premises I
have no father to consult; and, there
tore come to you."
We advise yoa to get into your cof
fin, pull the lid down and be buried
alive rather than to marry a man who
gets drank, as your torture will be less
and yoa will be the quicker out of
your .misery. There are now in this
world too many broken, crushed, dis
heartened wives -with poor, pitiless,
worthless drankca husbands- rho
make of home a hclL Too many weak,
worn, wicked, worthless wrecks who
love liquor for the oppotanity that rt
grcs them to get away on drunks, as
sociate with" other loafers, dirtr their
garments and wa1Iow in the gutter.
Wo have seen ahd been acquainted
with aaadreds of wires of drunken
husbands but xicVcr vet saw a happy
one. Let the B3anwhoi oa'ais war
to rain go it alone, or m company of
eosae other foolish person, bat go yoa
bos wkh biaiu It k the doty of every
e&oo to lire as clean as possible atkf
to get iaiothe aext condition of life m
as goaa aaaawioa a pcnetaie. juue am
aiaiiUBT ucfiacii Rja nrnj aacna
Sunday SeJtwJ Picnic.
Eo. Cmiet. I wuh to report to yiri
valuable paper in procMtc t ia ,
Penny Creek 5imty achool picnic,
which came oiT on the 19th irut, ly
Ue two Penny Creek tmUy nrhooJ.
I ne unrwr cnooi wi arrJtga i
folkw T5iti. I'anl.Supt D.A
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vern. marshal of the dav. W. Strrot
color ltrttr. Jecph Pl luul charge
r-? t ta lkniava aa-aI t s.a - V lUa '
, l.lit.im a4J fT J- m awja, M
much crrdii cannot le &?n U Jlrs.
I'aul, 3fr?. ty. Ir CaUodi ami
Mr. Iltlton, the ladies who itxiAo the J
Iwtnner. Jo?oph Paul made the leer
which wa . fotkrn on oue ide
"ieuuy Creek. Union Sutstiar ohoot'
Chrbl w our hope and n the other,
"o crcr-, no crown." Our chool
comjtOsci of thirteen :mmm. k&dJ
with nearly one hnmirwl cio!r,
after arriving at the ground-. 11
j alighted from their wapn an! formed
jin line and marched to the grave, ajtd
ang Shal! we galiier at tha rtvajr."
J The lower school, Atteri 0maw4ig,
j SupL, arrived in duo Urn. Im Klhi
! Ihiton, had charge of the banner and
Miv Winds Vandyke, color Warar.
I After the school' were arranged, Go.
W. Hilton, read the programmo. Ojxjai
ing hymn by both ?chol, "Cottit to
the Saviour." Kev. Hummel load in
prayer. Vocal and instrumental oiw
ic, led by J. Q. Potter. Address b.
Rev. Hummel, and song by Ploa'ant
Dale school, and muic by Vina Stod
dard, and addnsu by IIcv. Dodrick.
Every one present osprrad them
elves well pleased. It wr a com
plete hUCC-S. D. S. HnLVERN.
Webster County Alliance.
Bed CijOUD, Aug. IStb, 1??2.
At a meeting hold m Ked Cloud for
the purpo-e of organizing a county
alliance, the following businusd wa
transacted:
House called to onlcr, C. C. Coon
was elected president, Jand D.S. IIcl
vern, secretary, pro Um. F. Houchin,
L.A. ILiskinsand E. E. Kogcr were
appointeil committee on credential-.
!. M. Grabill, L. A. Hawley and 0. K.
ritney wore apjKintel com. on prm
imciit organization. While the com
mittees vcrc out Clia.'. Madby, of
Adam county, addressed the meeting
in behalf of the alliance.
Com. on credentials reported eight
Milwrdinate alliances, properly repre
sented. Com. on permanont organi
zation reported. On motion a vote
was taken bv' acclamation. J. M.
Stoddard was clectc! president, 1).
Helvern sea. L. S. Tliornas. troas., of
Welster county alliance. Tno consti
tution of Adam county alliance wa
read by Cha.. Mailely. On motion it
wa adopted by this alliance.
Keccss often minutes, after which
hone was called to order. Tho presi
dent then appointeil county central
committeeman of the following pre
cincts: I). S. Helvern, Line, John Street.
Garfield. L. S. Meade Inavale, A. T.
Reed Red Cloud, T. Kcnady Walnut
Creek, T. Arnold Stillwater, and Sami
Shirley for Oak Creek.
On motion it was agreed that the
state central committeeman soe to ap
pointing one county con. com., in the
?cveral precincts not represented at
present. On motion J. M. Stoddard of
Pleasant Dale alliance, was appointed
state central committeeman. On mo
tion adjourned to meet at tho call of
the president and secretary of the
county alliance. D. S. Helvekx,
Secretary.
Potatoes. The imporUr.ee of this
crop demand more attention to ascer
tain what kind have been nnt sao
ccssful in Nebraska. To awaken an
interest in improved potato culture
tle Land Department of the Union
Pacific Railway pmpo-c to have a
special jrotato'show in connedioti
with their display of grain and fruit at
tho coming Stale Fair.
Statements of tho mode of cultivation.
yield, etc, front the grower of the
most approved kind as decided by a
competent committee, will le pub
lished. Potatoes will alo W fhowri in
comparison from Colorado. Wyoming,
Utah, Idaho, and Montana. Sapmles
of one pock of each kind with the
name of the variety, name of grower
and postoffice address are solicited
from all parts of the Ute, delivered a:
anv expresn office by SpU Cth, and
addressed to L.Bckxhvm
Land OirnmissioncrU. P. B, B. Omaha
Neb.
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THE LOWEST LIVING PRICES, ;
Teas, Sugar, Syrups, Canned Goods, Especially
California Goods, Flour, Feed Corn and
Oats.
You will also find him at the oM Ftid t( IJOSKNTHAL BttO.s rarw ymt
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St A P L E AND FA N C Y G RO C E R I ES,
Such as Flour, from California, Minnesota,
Kansas and Nebraska, also Green and
Dried F-ruits. He has now in connec
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A FIRST-CLASS BAKERY,
Where you will alwaya find a choice Hn of jcds jrcfm1!v Wpt m a Arst-
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Thanking you for for pnt furor and nnhing a cn:iuA.cw
of the same and aa many nc ntwn a may Uxor Kim
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