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Examta- map and tlaje table eartfaUr. ft will
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BURLIHGTOH ROUTE
BIIOUTKFT AND Ql'irEBT USE TO
Chicago. Ml. 1Oa.is Peoria,
l)m MOINK-S liOCK lrit.ASD.
And Krpecially to all 1'olata
Iowa, Wisconsin, Indiana,
Illinois, Michigan, Ohio.
rnixriPAi. advantages ake
Through Coaches from Jschniska to
Destination on C. H. t Q. II. 11.
No transfers: changes from
C. Ti. fc R. It. to conncct-
injj; lines nil made in
Union Depots.
Through Tickets
-AT
LOWEST RATES
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"Upon application at an? aUtlon on the road.
Acnta arc alo preiarel to check baccara
tliroach: tire all Inf-irsnatlon aa lo mim,
route, (imo. conneclioai. etc., aad to eeeare
atoefioc car aceuir.rao'latloBa.
Thla company ii riicet oa an extesiion
which will open a
HEW LINE TO DENVER
nnd all point in Colorado. This ex
tension will be completed and ready
for hiisines in a few months and the
iullic cm then enjoy all the advanta
ge"? of a through line hetween Denver
and Chicago, all under one manage
ment. P. 8. EUSTIS,
Gen'lTVl AVt..
OMAHA KDB.
FOR THE LOW
line-Wire Fence,
For -everybody is buying It.
cold in Red Cloud by D. Lura and
Levi Moonr.,
S-37tf
S.W. SEELY,
DEALER IN
Choice Family Groceries,
TEAS,
. CORFEES.
CANNED GOODS.
TOBACCO, CIGARS,
HK.KAD.
CAKES,
PIES,
'FLOUR,
MEAL, Ac.,
Fruit a Specialty.
Rutier and c$ taken in exchange
Ittro.v;e s?olieited. Two doors north
Smith Bro.'a Bank.
RED CLOUD, - - - NEB.
Templeton Bros.,
, Company,
GUIDE
ROCK,
NEBRASKA,
DEILKKSIN
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Building
Material
AND COAL.
J. K. AJLTZ,
DEALER IX
Groceries
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CnMitet S-i!s, x
Cigars, Tebcce.
FiKe Confectionery,
FIvar, wfcc, Vc
Puro Apple Cider always on Tap.
mgKt && Price Paid fcr Batter is' la.
Country produco bought and sold.
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R.A.fitMr'SO,
NwUryFaWU.
r.A.tWICZT.
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Blue Hill Bank.
SIKPSOH I SWEEZ7,
BLUE ULL, WEBSTER CO., NEB.
A Geaal Saahisc lailaw Traaat4.
cial Cara rlre t Collactloa. farm
Lorn at Lw lUtca. Mckol Bei
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Ceaauw Brataan Baakan, New Totk CHyj
DMk. Onaaa Kaaraaka.
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SIOTH BROTHERS,
JTJED CLOUD, NEB.,
Traaaaeta raaaral Waklac fcwhMaa,lM? ami
aell coaatr varrAau. aUo Ccaatj. Fraeiaat a4
Hbw Diitrict Uuada.
Nrotht farai aortac. ay aa4 Mat Far-
ign r.xctj8ta.
apcial attMtia tiraa I
Btvt MurcM. lat Vat. Baak Haw Talk.
baHat.Baak.Oawa.
smith Bkoa
L. P. Albriobt,
Preaidcnt.
E.V. Snrarr,
Cashier.
WsssTsa conn Bin,
BED CLOUD, IfEB.
Mosey To Loan on Real Estate. Bay
and tiell Exchange and do a general
Banking bueinc0.
btterkhcm:
dwrk Atktaa. Baaka-a. T6rk: .Tatk Cava
liaok. Tork.-.Farmcra' A MerebaaU' Bank,
York; L'dIob National Baak. Chieace:
Marab l3roa.. M eakar Ca. Liaeola.
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W. H. STROHM.
A TTonrnnr at law.
RED CLOUD, - NEBRASKA.
Kay ba coaraf to4 I Kailiak t thmt.
CollaciJoaa will rccdra preapt attaatle.
0FKicE:OppoBite Boy'a Home
0. C.Caaa. JUTEiShMT.
Case & McNrny,
A TTOaurrrs AKD counsclom at law.
Will mettea la all tka Couiti ef thta Btata a4
Northern Kansas. Collectioaiaa wall a litiaav
tad bailneat eamfully aadcSdaatly attcadadta.
urricc- un wabatar street, tma aat
ofaarkar'aStora.
KED CLOOD, NEB.
J. S. GILHAM,
A TTORXEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
Office one door north of Kalry Brot.
RED CLOUD, - NEBRASKA,
Edwin C. Hawley,
A TTOHNKY A COUNSELOR AT LAW.
Office: Over Mc Farland's store
BSD CIATO, XS.
Laird & Smith,
attorneys and counselors at law.
Hastings, - Nebraska.
Will practice in all tha Coarta of the State.
Prompt attaatloa cUaa to all kaaiaaaa aatnufai
to ku care. lalyl-7
J. L.Kalxt,
Dloominctoa
Xabraaka.
0. W. Savar,
Had Cloud. Nab.
KALEY BROS.,
A TT0RNKY8 AT IAW A REAL ESTATI
AUENTS.
Will practice In all tbe Coarti ia Ttebraaka
and corthern Kantac collectinat proaivtly at
leaded to aad correapondraea folicltfd.
D CLOTS. Ktbmkt,.
AUo. Areata Tor B. A M. R. B. Laada.
J.M. Moaxxjk. L. D. DsniY.
MOSENA & DBNNEY,
Physicians and Surgeons.
RED CLOUD, NEB.
Will pay areetai atteattoa to Obatatrta aad
dlieAfea of women Alw iraaeral sad araeUl
auntery. Direatea of tbe Eye and car. Ckarcea
noderata. Olee orer Cook'a Orac Star.
2S-1-7
DR. C. GHEIVCK '
Physician & Surgeon.
COWLES, NEBRASKA.
Professional calls promptly Attended.
Office; At rcsideucc near Cowles. 8-51
Dr. H. A. Baird,
RESIDENT DEHTIST.
RED CLOUD, - NEBRASKA.
K. DAMERELL, H. .
Physician & Surgeon.
OFFics-Over J. W. ShcncootlV
Stow Red Cloud, Nebraska.
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THE CHIEF.
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J. M. STODDARD., Liae FraaUet.
Forqaawiaaleaar.M IHetrict.
M.C.eCOTT : Had Coed.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVEN
TION. Tho Democratic countv contention
in and for Webetcr county, Neb., will
be held at the Court House in Red
Cloud on Saturday, September, 30th,
1882, at 1 o'clock p. m., for tho pur
pose of placing in nomtimtion candi
date for tho following office, to-wiu
Representative,
Commissioner 2d District,
And to select delegates to Cbngre-
Rional, and Senatorial Convention)
and to transact such other business as
may properly come beforo it.
Representation based on the votes
cast tor presidential electors in 1880.
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Precinct. Votes. Delegates
Red Cloud, 80 5
Guide Rock, 33 3
Stillwater. 24 2
Oak Creek, 28 2
Potsdam, 73 5
Elm Creek, 7 1
Pleasant Hill, 23 2
Batin, 21 2
Glenwood, 22 2
Harmony, 54 4
Inavale, 18 ' 2
Walnut Creek, 6 1
Garfield. 2
Line, 1
Primaries for the parjKwe of electing
delegates arc recommended to bo held
in the several precincts on Saturday,
Sept 23, 1882. By order of county
democratic central committee.
R. 8. Proudfit, Ch'm.
Jacob Rosenthal, Scc'y.
Prwelamativn
Whereas, a joint resolution was a
dopted by tho Legislature of Nebraska
at tho sixteenth session thereof, and
approved Febuary 20, 1881, proposing
an amendment to section onc(l),article
seven (7), of tho Constitution of said
State, and that said section as amcud
ed shall read as follows, to-wit:
"Sec 1. Every person of the cgc
of twenty-ono years or upwards, belong
ing to either of the following classes,
who shall have resided in this stato six
mouths, and in tho county, precinct or
ward for the term provided by law,
shall bu an elector:
First. Citizens ot the United States'
Second, Persons of foreign birth who
shall luvo declared their intention to
become citizens conformably to the
laws of the United states on the subject
of naturalization, at least thirty days
prior to an election."
Therefore, I,Albinus Neuce Governor
of the State of Nebraska, do hereby
give notice in accordance with section
one (1), article fifteen (15), of tho Cont
stitution and the provisions of an ac
entitled "an Act to provide the manner
ofproposing amendments to the Con
stitution and subraiting tbe same to
the electors of this State'approvod
Feb. 13,1877. that said proposed a
mendment will be submitted to the
qualified voters of this State for ratifi
cation or rejection at the general elec
tion to be held on the 7th day of No
vember, 1882.
In Witness Whereof, I hereunto set
my baud and caused to be affixed the
great seal of the State. Done At Lin
coln this 10 day of July, a. i.,
18S2, the sixteenth of the state
6RKAT and of the independence of
seal, the United States the one hun
dred and seventh.
(Signed)
ALBINUS NANCE,
Attest: (Signed) Govenor
S. J. Alexander,
Secretary of State
By E. P. R-oggon, Deputy.
RULES FOU TKACHICR5.
1. It shall bo the duty of all teach
ers employed in school to note care
fully all rules and reculations that
observance.
2. To take a deep and personal in-
toreat in everything- that pertains t ,
me advancement and suceees, not only
oi uieirowu, out oi an atepartmenta on
the school, and to eater heartily into!
may ie, srom time to time, adopted pchojiou of any pupil they au
tor uio good oi thu scuooi, anu to taiih- deemed t jnettcd. ud mu-a no
muy co-operate with the principal anil into the hands of tho teacher.
uoani oi education in secunn? their f 13. Th foreign riir. nl anv drt!t:
every, plan and work deiigned to cle-1 . .'
rate the teacher and the character ofi"
rate the teacher and th biMTM nffclosinz itaraeraph of Dr. T. De Witt
the mstructje ujiparWd ia tke school
toJU v .,- - .
. To become famriiar wth all im -
proved method wf teacanaag and r-
erniar: sjmL for tkk wanoaiL tn iLA
with cat wach be4s
?.. ".. . r-j --i
Jaave war
wnttam
tteMkftct hy
ia aw
4. 'ToaUatdfcatUnraJt
i
of teachers that may toappMOtaal
u pnacipw.
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awjaitiaa. hrtai aaW aar
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ach aMJNl W Ordr adp '"TlaJk.aaT12-f -liaV'taW
rtMtiw aaW f CfSSaij SaSSSJ
jajroincfromchool;koto tVeJI
practicable inuKirt to preretit pupil
eateriBfC the cbooJ premi bef
the hour cf opening tho rooms, and re
maining on the premwes auer uie
closo of the school.
7. To keep a careful record of all
matters of prescribed by law, and of
ch aetdiona! matters as may be re
quired by the regulation of the school
and to report the same promptly at
the proper time.
8. To cultivate naoits oi neatness
and order, on the part of the pupils,
allowing no wjte papT or litter of
anv kind to be left in the school rooms
orlialls, nor scraps of paper on nor
around the seats.
9. .To give personal attention to
properly ventilating and rgcubuing the
teniporatorc of the rooms, and to the
physical comfort and well-being of all
member of the department.
10. To advue with the principal in
all cases when it is thought, necc.iry
lo promote a pupil, to exercise severe
or difficult ducinhne. or in nil case
of perplexity that may arise, of what
ever form or. nature, connected with
the duties of the school.
1 1. To immediately uotify tho prin
cipal whenever from any cmim it be
comes necessary to be alsent from
school and of the probable length of
such absence.
12. The foregoing rules shall lo
binding upon all tuachera connected
with the school, and a faithful obser
vance of them shall form one of the
principal conditions vpon which de
pend the circmntftrtucc of any teacher
in his position.
kules fou ruriLS.
1. All pupils are required to be
punctual and regular in their attend
ance, kind and respectful to teachers,
and to each other, and at all times re
frain from the use of any vulgar, pro
fano or improper language, or to in
dulge an any conduct tnaieoum tu any
way Ik$ conntrued a indecent or im
proper in the most refined society.
2. All members of the school muft
be earnest and faithful in their tudic4
patien- nnd forbearing iu all inter
course with those around them; and at
all times and in all places must they
endeavor to build up for themselves
characters that shall challenge the re
spect of teachers, their fellow pupils,
and the community.
3. No pupil shall tlirow stones,
snow balls, or other miiuiles on or
around the school ground, nor indulge
in any noisy or boisterous sports that
shall, in the least, iutcrfere'with the
comfort or convenience of any mem
ber of the school, or powers by: nor
shall any pupil be permitted to bring
any weapons or fire-arms upon the
premises; nor attempt to intoiero with
the rights and privileges of any other
pupil or individual on or around the
premises, nor indulge in Any quarrel
or attempt to avenge any wrong, but
always report any abuse to the princi
pal or to their teacher.
4. No pupil shall cot, scratch, mark
or otherwio deface any portion of the
echuol property, but shall oh&ervc the
strictest rules of decency iu and about
all parts of tho premises- And any
one who may bo guilty of such acts of
indecency suall iOneitall right to the
privileges of the school, and any pupil
who indulges in the tic of tobacco
about the premises shall bo suspended
until the habit is given up.
5. Pupils must enter such depart
ment and pursue such studies as may
be assigned them by the principal, and
procure tho necessary text books for
such rtudics.
6. Pupils, on entering tho buliding
must deposit their hats, caps and other
extra clothing in the proper place then
go immediately and quietly to their
respective rooms for study, never re
maining in the halls for conversation.
7. Pupils must consider tho school
as a placa for study and mental disci
pline hence, as soon as they reach
their rooms the work of study must
begin, nor must pupils visit any room
not their own without permueion and
for good cause rihowu.
8. Pupils shall not be allowed to
collect upon or around the premises
for any sports before the first bell
riugs. Ana all pupils, must leave tho
grounds as soon as dismissed at the
close of each session, unless by special
permission allowed to remain.
9. 'Nopcpil shall be allowed to remain
in tho building at noon unless it may
to an absolute necessity, explained to
the principal, who shall then use his
own discretion in the niAttcr; assign
ing the room to be occupied until the
return of the teacher.
10. When any pupil finds it neces
sary to leave school at any time, notice
roust be given to the teacher in order
that no injustice may be done in re
cording the absence.
11. Pupils, who absent themselves
for no good reason, shall forfeit any
right to a seat, if absent six half-days
in rour consecutive wccki, ana if any
pupil shall leave the school twice wilb
out permision, then hts eat shall be
considered vacant.
12. No pupn shall be allowed U
bring to the school any books pam
phlets or other reading matter, no in
the nnc of bcdocI room sUithc. nnie
by special permission of the teacher:
'amt in cao such hooks aro found in
be
given
i-
on
- al rules that mar be made from -iioie
to timo. must be ."trictly dhi ehitTfiU-1
ly obeyed, or the priviltv,A of the
school ivhz?cd to any ueiinqttent.
We copy this week a coaple of the
jTal mage's sermon entitled "Chrisuan-
T Ddusion." The whola r
1 n z- .- om fortiM nioi
i m M Tara ot
i rack as ae dwwroirr.
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is
whaia glociotM deltwie, Swfc-
!;
witv it; fill aay ejat aad
withlt: amt it nder war "drinc
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riw.rYor lojcic m! yor tow
tm coavtiace jou that a bad cauaa
i caajaKH prodnc aa ilutrioo r4ulu
Out wf the womb of sttcha iuotcr
ro Hack an angel cn be born. There
are aavtay in thb hottae thU Korafag.
ia tha fpallerie and on the main Moor,
whw began thiukin that tbe Christian
religtajii was a stupid farce, who have
coflMtotbe conclusion that it ia a
reality. Why are you here to-day!
Way do yon low your hd in the
opening prayer? Why did you bring
your fitmily with you? Why, when I
tell you of the ending of all trial in the
bosom of God, do there stand tears in
yonr eyes not tears of grief, but tears
of joy, such as stand in the cyea of
homesick children far away at school
when aomc one talka to them about
gom home Why is it that
yon can bo so calmv submiMive to the
death of your loved one about whoo
departuroyou once were so angry and
so rebellious? There U something the
matter with you. All your friend
have found out there is a great change
anu if ome of you would give your
experience you would give it in schol
arly style, and other giving your ex
perience would give it In broken style,
but thu one experience would be jut
as good as the other. Somo of you
have read everything. You are scien
tific and you are scholarly, and yet if
I should a.k you "What i the most
scirublo thing you ever did?" you
would say, "Tho moH sensible thing I
ever done -was to give my heart to
God."
Well, wo will soon understand it all.
Your life and mine will soon ho over.
We will soon come to tho last bar of
tho music, to tho but act of tho trag
edy, to the last ptgc of tho book yea,
to tho last line and to the last word,
and to you and to me it will eithet
!e mldnoon or midnight.
ADWTJOVAL LOCAL.
W. B. Roby is rusticating in the
Centennial state.
CharlcV Kaley and wife aro off to
Denver. Bon voyage.
J. G. Potter is building himself a
residence in the north west part of
town.
A new thingin Red Cloud. Mr. D.
S. Coombs promenades the streets with
Mrs. Coombi. This wa s begun about
last Sabbath wo believe.
Somo body is moving a stock of
goods into tho old storo room in
Baum's Btono building, but we have
not learned who tho parties arc.
Thomas Jones and wife, the daugh
ter of our neighbor E. B. Smith. resides
at Nowark, were down to make a visit
last'week. They were married here
last Feb., we believe, and left at once
for their new home where wo aro glad
to learn that they are prosperous and
happy.
AsxorxcEnST--Tlie Wclter coun
tv Alliance having nominated me for
the. office of county commisfdoner, I
dcom it my duty to thorn and mysolf
to decline to accent of tho nomina
tion so kindly tendered to mc by them
Having been a life-long republican. I
will not allow my name to be used at
this time as tho means of creating dis
cord in the party to which I belong,
and whofjQ principles I accept of and
respect. Henry 0. Scott.
H. C. Scott declines to lend his in
fluence to disrupt a party, whose
principles ho jenpordized hia life to
maintain. And that is right.
The "boys in blue" '
Should to brave and true.
They shot as they voted, and they
should vote as they shot.
Uncle Sam Garber U still very low
we are told, and liable to drop ofTany
time.
MODERN MARRIAGE.
A hat, a cane,
A nobby beau!
A narrow lane,
A whisper low.
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4 A smile, tow, ,
A. little flirt!
An ardent vow,
That's cheap as dirtl
A hand to Mjnccre,
A girl to k:w.
Quite at one's" en.c.
. Jliwt ndedi? to bliss.
A ring, h date.
A hoceymon,
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Groceries the mriv rwr at
THE LOWEST LIVING PBICES,
COXSISTJNU OK
Teas, Sugary Syrups, Canned Goods, Especially
California Goods, Flour, Feed Corn and
Oats.
You will also find him at the old Stand of ROSENTHAL 11110.$, wmsre you
Will dud everything in the Hue of
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,
Such as Flour, from California, Minnesota.
Kansas and Nebraska, also Green and
. Dried Fruits. He has now in connec
tion with the Grocery Business,
A FIRST-CLASS BAKERY,
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Where you will always find a choice line of goods generally kept in a fir t
class Bakery, and would solicit a share of the public patronage.
Thanking you for for pt favor and wishing a continuance
of tho same and aa many new one aa may favor hiatt
With a call.
HO TZtOITUIVr; TO NIIOW GOOlWi.
no-4 YOURS TRULY,
C. E. PUTNAM.
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