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Win: H. HOWE,
loiatr roR
Ann in orams ww uu&l
Thwo mills are loth eolid Wheel,
standard mill fully warranted
firet'clfiM in oven respect
Also furnishes firjtclass
MetaLic pumps.
Rkvkresce -Mitchell A. Morhart,
Red Cloud, Ed. GiiTord, Cowlcs. or ad
dress., WM. H. HOWE,
5-.1m Cowlcrt, Neb.
TRAVEL ONLY VIA
T1TE
url. & Mo. Riv. Railr
road, KSOWX AS THE
BURLINGTONROUTE
JOR AM. POINTS
East And West.
Daily Express trains arc now run to
Chicago. Onxka ! Dcb
Tcr. LINCOLN,
AVTi BETWKKX
Kansas City, Atchison and
DENVER.
2EXPRE8S TRAINS DAILY
DAILY
Omaha and Lincoln-
All Through train are equipped with
new and elegant
muui uuctuu
Day coaches and baggage and express
Car of the latest designs.
THROUGH TICKETS AT LOWEST
RATES
Are on sale at all principal stations,
where passengers can obtain informa
tion as to routes, rates and connect
ions, aud can secure sleeping car ac
comodations. QUICK TIME,
SURE CONNECTIONS,
NO DELAYS,
An trains run to and from Union de
pots at nil principal points.
P. S. EUSTIS,
Ota'lTk't A'g'U
QatARA MCB.
sues he m mmi,
BALLARD'S
Vegetable Mead.
JTaaaSaetared ud far aala by M. 6. Dallari
RKD CLOUD. NEBRASKA.
A coot rafreaain aammer drink, warrant,
purely TCgsUbtc. Haiaylo bolllas on trial.
-45m
S. W. SEELY,
DKAI.r.R IX
Choice Family Groceries,
TEAS,
COFFEES.
CANNED GOODS.
TOBACCO, CIOARS,
BREAD.
CAKES,
TIES,
M FLOUR,
m MEAL, Ac,
Fruit a Specialty.
Butter and eggs tukrn in exchange.
Patronage solicited. Two doors north
Smith Bro.'s Bank.
BED CLOUD, - - - NEB.
Templeton Bros.,
Company,
GUIDE ROCK, NEBRASKA,
dralkhj? ik
LUMBER,
Building
Material
AND COAL.
J. K. AULTZ,
I DKAI.KK IX
Groceries,
Cuancil Goods,
Cigars Tobacc.
Fisie Oareclioacryt
Fit Mr. fcc., tkc-
Turc Apple CS4er always on Tap.
Hfit OuarriosPsidiir JitUr axilfct.
Country produce bought and sold.
RED CLOUD, - NEBRASKA.
PIONEER
-)o(-
MA THEHS A HA XXEltS.
Bap Irt door watt of Wabttar Coaaty Baak.
RED CLOUD. NEBRASKA.
SHAVING, SHAMPOOING,
)and(
Hair Cutting
in the highest style of the
Tonsorial Art.
COME AND GET A CLEAN SHAVE.
nii ACKsitf it nrsa.
JOKY XO YES
"Vi?hcs to inform the public that he
is prepared to do all work in his line
promptly and in a Workman-like
manner.
-Uorse-Slioeiiig
AXTJ
PLOW WORK A SPECIALTY.
Shop north of Mitchell Sz Morhart's
Store, Red Cloud, Neb.
m EMIGH BROS.
MEAT MARKET
SED CLOUD, HEB.
, AswVvkPBvMtJBBX JfWM sVttMU BAsMBbTW.
f awUaJHlTaiTlbaM.ia taalaji teat aba aaw
aaraa.alwaawWa.
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The
VOL- X.
R. A. SIMPSON.
NoUry Pab!l.
J.A.gWKEZT.
Jtbvrcey at Law.
Blue Hill Bank.
SIMPSON & SWEEZ7,
BLUE MUX, WEBSTER CO., NEB.
A Otneral Btnkiag 8a!ae Traneta4.
peeial Care firta to CoUrcllonr. Faraa
liMH At Low Kttit Hkol Itosda
KoacU ud HolJ
COBBESrOSUKNTS:
Kouatte Brotfcara Banker. New York City;
Bask, Osaka Kawraaka.
S. K. sat,
Ki'ClatNaL
trUaRsfc.
Q3Bk
SMITH BROTHERS,
MED CLOUD, KO.t
Trawaacta rMsral Waklac aaaiaaaa. bey aes
oil eoaat- varcaats. ataa Casatr, Praeiact a4
Makool Diatrict Boadi.
Nafotlata farai aortsaff. VJ aei SwR Fsf
Ira csehaan.
JVEpaelaf sMsatias slvaa la setiaatUa.
Rtvitsscsar-lat Ifat, Baak Vtv Yatk. Oa
s
fai. JSaak. Oaaaaa.
BMITH BROS.
L. P. AtBBinnT,
President.
, V. Shirey,
Cashier.
Wm gourt Bm,
BED CLOUD, 2tB.
Mosey To Loak on Real Estate. Buy
and m;11 Exchange and do a general
Banking business.
iy Alkiac Raaka-s. York: Tatfc Cseetr
Baak. fart. Faraim' MarckaaW BaakT
Karat uaioa jiauasai aaas. tataaaas
Marak Bras- Masfcar Cs. Itasala.
W. H. STROHM.
A TTORKRY AT LAW.
A RED CLOUD, - HEBRASKA.
Mark rsamrta la ReaRsk at Oaraaa.
OaUaetioaa will raaaivs arasaat attaatiaa.
OrnoK Opposite Boy'a Home
0. CCasb. Jaa.McJVaJnr.
Case & McNiny,
A TTOISKYB ARD COUMULOM AT LAW.
Wilt praettea Is atl the Conrtf of tktt Hata a4
Nortbrrn Kaotat. CotlaetioDa as wall a. litlf
ted bailoaff rarrlotly a ad aftrlaatly attaadaita.
Orrica:- Oa Webiiar tftrirt. oie door aorta
of Qarkor's Stora.
KKD CLOUD, KKO.
J. S. GILHAM,
A TT0KXEY AXD C0UXSEIX)n AT LAW.
Offict'oiic door north of Kalry Bros.
RED CLOUD, - NEBRASKA.
Edwin C. Hawley,
A TT0HNEY A COUNSELOR AT LAW.
Office: Over Mo Farland's store.
SSfi CLOTO, KM.
Laird & Smith,
att0rncy8 axd cpunset.obs at law.
Hastings, - Nkbramca.
Will practice in atl tka Coarta or the Stata.
ProHpt attantioa giraa to all bailaaaa aatraatad
to kia cara. lalyl-7
!-- J.L.Katcr.
C. W. KattT, Dlooaalnctea, .
Rot Cloa. V4k. Nearaaka.
KALEY BROS.,
A TTORNIYI AT LAW REAL K8TATB
AaBNTS.
Wttlpmctleata all tka Coartt la Nalraaka
aas aortbrra Kaana: coltaetlnaa nroaipUy at
tM(t4 to aa4 aorraafoadpaca aolidtei.
UD CLOUD, NabrtataL
Atao. AstaU far B. k M. R. B. Laada.
J. M. MoautA. L. D. DworaT.
MOSENA & DENNEY,
Fhysicians and Surgeons,
RED CLOUD, NEB.
Will pay aawcia! atteatioa to Obatatries aai
uireaaaa or woaiaa Alao caaacai aac
tanrerr. Dtagaaaa of tba Rira aad Ear.
abdarata. Oftca avar Oaok'a Drmr Stora
-l-y
K. C. CBEICK
Physician! Surgeon,
C0WLE8, jrERaUSEA.
Professional calk proaaptlr Attended.
Office: At residence near Cowlea. 9-51
Paints,
COOK'S
Otis,
a RED
Gbvw,
CLOUD
Xotiona,
DRUG-
Wall Pmper;
STORE.
4c, ate.
SPECIAL BAEGAINS!
at the Store of
F.XEWHOUSE,
RED CLOUD, - NEBRASKA.
)o(
Alargea,c&ofGrmantown Wool,
Zephyrs and Stocking Yarn, alwaya
on hand.
SUMMER DRES3G00DS, LAWKS
AND PERCALES IN GREAT
VARIETY.
TOYS for the" Children and Every
thing else you need, at
NEWHOUSE'S Store.
Dr. H. A. Baird,
LUffJ
KSSIBEIT BXITZST.
RED CLOUD,
VQ
Red
"ETERNAL VIGILANCE IS
RED CLOUD, WEBSTER COUNTY, NEBRASKA. FRIDAY. UCTOBKR. G. ISS2.
THE CHIEF.
D. LUTZ,
EDITOR.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER. 0,1882.
TABLE OF INSIDE CONTENTS.
The confession of an idiot poem.
How money is made.
Her eyes unsealed.
Wanted a job.
The diatrict.
Traveling by moonlight.
Too much will power.
A natural copper-plating bath.
Time.
The human hair.
An instance of self control.
Personal and literary.
Humerou.i.
The ethics of baggage smashing.
Little by little, day by day poem.
What the dog could do.
A fable.
Bees and their pocket.
Manufacture of clothing in large
Cities.
After the cyclone a touching poem.
Aconjurcr's feat,
"Pocket Burroughs."
What shall farmers cat?
A queer story about Garabaldia.
Home, farm and garden.
Chicken triangles.
Over fed pigs.
Missionary work in north Africa.
Military service of German youth.
Miscellaneous.
Stat HapuMlean Ticket.
Far Gararaor,
JAMBS W.DAWB Sallas;
For Lioataaaat Oavaraar
A. W. AOEE. HaaUtsa.
FrBaeratarr orSUU.
E. P. ROGOKN Laasaatar.
FarTraaaarar,
LORAK CLARK Baaaa.
Far Aaeltar.
JOUR WALLICU8 nail.
Far Osmtaaloaar of Pab. Laaaa aa4 Baltdiagi
A.O. KE5DALL Htvarw
For AtUraay Oaaaral,
ISAAC POWERS DakaU
FefSapcriateadaatrabllo laatraotioa.
W. W. W. JOKES .... Laacaatar
FerRatoatoftko Ualvtnity.
Va Ha "3SK..........a.....aa-..a.iIi4aWwT
Republican Ceunty Ticket.
For Raprcaoatattra,
R. v. RANRY.nM.MM .. Oak Croak.
For Coaaaitaioaar . 2d Diatrict,
J- L. MILLKR .-.Had Cload
Republlean Senaterlal Ticket.
For Stata Saaator ZSd DktrieU
JOSEPH GARBER... Rc4 aead.
Flcat Reareeentathrc
For Float RapreaoaUUre. 41tt Dbtriet.
C.C. CHAPIN Rirartoa
Farmera Alllanoc Ticket.
For RopraarataUre.
J. X. STODDARD Us Praaiaat.
For CoaaaUaatoBar. 54 PiHrfot.
M. C. SCO IT n.. . .-Rod Cload.
Dcmccratlo Ceunty Tlokct.
For RapraaaaUUra,
R. 8. PROUDFIT Qaida Rook.
For OoBmtatioaor 2d DUtricL
FRANK BUSHOW .Rlaa nill
In last week's issue we published on
first page a table of inside contents, for
the convenience and interest 'of read
ers, but by some chance or other a
mistake was made and the wrong
bundle of paper taken to press, and
anless the same mistake, or tone
other, should happen this week, the
contents announced last week will ap
pear this.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
At the democratic county conven
tion held at the court house, ia Sad
Cloud, on Saturday, Septeraker 90th
1882, the following candidates were
unanimously nominated:
For representative 21 representative
district R. S. Proudfit, of Guide Rock.
For oomauaeioner 3d diatrictr Frank
lmehow, ofBlue Hill.
The following waa also duly ejected
a delegates to the coogreeeioa!, ju
dicial, senatorial and float conreatioos:
coRcmaeuoxAL oovrernos,
Held at Hastings, Neb., Wiiataiay,
0ct4. Alex. Beatly, SoL HrjcfMr,
Jacob Soseathal, R, S. Proadat, A.
Kepiak, Carl Kuckn.
KXAToaiAL rowTRsrnow
HtW at ated CSod. Saturday, Oct.,
7th. SoL Hapaer, A. CoaeG.W.
Houghton, Gee Tea Wcert, Alex.
BeaUy, Fraak aaaairaw aad Jacob
Roaenthal.
JUDICIAL COMYRXTJOSJ.
Wrl Hoffman, A. T. Ayera, A. RTop-
ish, W. B. Wegrnan, Geo. Van Woert,
P. Spraker.
float auntBrESTATrrx ooxvxTnosr.
Geo-VanWovit, Alex. Beatly.SoL
Hopper, P. Spraker, R. & Frovdftt
The following were appoiated pre
ciact committeemsn for the year 1881:
Red Cloud-A. a Marsh, O. W.
Houghton.
Guide Rock-Gco, Van Woert, J.
Arnsburger.
Stillwater P. Spraker, S. Tkoma
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R. 8. Proudfit. of Guide Rock, waa
elected chairman of county central
committee for the ensuing year, and
Jacob Rosenthal, of Red Cloud, as
secretary. R. 8. PnocDrrr,
Jacob Ro&lXthal, Cam.
Bec'y.
Sattirday, 8eptemlK;r 30, 1832, was
we believe, the birthday of the demo
cratic party in Welntcr county, and
although we are, and always have
been a tncm!er of the other political
family, we believe we can ce clearly
how this organization of the demo
cratic party will be a benefit to the
county.
In our estimation there areonly, as
yet, the two great opposing national
parties the republican and the demo
cratic, and thee two are the means of
stimulating and purifying each the
other, and the sooner a locality get its
political buinertH into a regular nat
ional shape, the better it is for that
locality, because it has a tendency to
settle all side issues and other inhar-
roonics of politics where only one
party exists, and it is our sincere con
viction that the orginazatton of the
democratic party in Wclwtcr county,
will do more to harmonizc,and solidify
tho republican party than any other
ovent that could liave transpired.
That each of these narties have in
their ranks bad men, and that unwiso
measures find indorsement in each we
cannot deny, nor until humanity be
comes perfected by Divine grace; or
somo other redeeming ordinance do
we look for, or expect a different state
of things, in cither politics or religion.
The great need of humanity in both of
these all important relations is honest
intelligent patient thinkers, and then
independence enough to reduce their
clearest conceptions of right and jus
tice, to actions.
Will it not be wisdom for us all to
earnestly strive to think more and act
better.
STRAW LUMBER.
In the coming scarcity of lumber
invention must supply tho deficiency,
and already paper pulp and other
matarlals are sometimes used as sub
stitute. The American Architect has
the following on tho use of straw for
thie.purposc:
There can be no question but what
Straw lumber w admirably adapted to
many kinds of finishing work tables,
table and counter tops, fine doors, and
ornamental work, and we nre assured
that it can be produced and sold in
competition with the finer grades of
pine or in competition with wido wal
nut, at about one-half the price of the
latter. The standard manufacturer is
in widths of thirty two inches, a length
of twelve feet, and a tbicknem corres
ponding to that of surfaced boards.
These dimensions maybe varied to
suit such orders as may be given, and
embrace any width, length, or thick
ness. Unlike lumber, However, nar
rower widths are the most costly. The
straw lumber may be ripped with the
hand saw, or the buzx-aw; may be
run through the sticker for tho manu
facture of mouldings, and takes agnail
or screw about as well as oak.
It may be finished with varnish or
with paint, and is susceptible of a high
polish. It is practically water and
fireproof, being manufactured wader
five hundred degrees of heat, and we
are assured has been boiled for some
hours without any apparent change
of structure. Its tensile strength is
greater than that of walnut or oak,and
its weight about one-fifth greater than
the former when dry. It is made from
any kind of straw, including hemp
and flax fibre in fact from any ma
terial that will make pulp and a ton
of straw will produce 1,00) feet of lum
ber. The pulp ia rolled into thin
sheets, a number of which, corres
Ronding with the thickness of the lum
ber desired, are placed together with a
peculiar cement, which is claimed to
he water-proof, and arc then rolled
uadcra pressure suBldcnt to aosal
gate them into a solid mass, which
may be worked with a plane if desired.
We look for valoaUe results ia the
future ia the maanmdure ef lumber
from what ia practically a waste ma
teriaLbut which will produce in eod-
soloag as the UaKed
atatas us cMiracter as a
country.
Lord's day,
we ia compaay
with a daughter of
cat to aeiej
the beauty of his
other trees that are
"Gas asked as to go oat aad see his
feeding steers. We want aad found
9 head of mostly three year olds, and
we thought as ethers before us had,
that they were the faest we hadseea.
Twelve years ago Gas came to his
present home with aa ox team aad
or two cows, aad aow he has
ninety-three head of cattle besides hia
S40 acre form aad other staff ia pro-
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AND $lJJO A YEAR IS THE PRICE OFTHE CHIEF.
J We have so far endeavored to be
very meek, and mod, moat of tb
, time, la our coodtjet of the Carer, bnt
just now we are tempted beyond dis
position to refrain from a little self
ourtded, or repeated cofapJianenv, and
cooaidering the source and measure of
it, we think we would be entitled to
forgireneM if we indulged in just the
least bit of vanity. Rev. J. If. PrTm.
of Blue Spring, Neb., in a private
muvive says; Aleo please accep t ruy
admiration of your able conduct of the
CaUKr, whom you have regenerated.
You have Hiadc a complete succe of
it." All hail." Such praie, froai
such a source, arc inspirations to us, to
say the least of it, and to Mr. P., as
well as to many other, who hare
spoken, as he lias written, praise, we
say thanks.
John Brensen, well known to our
"old KcUlern" is evidently making
arrangements for cxtcnivehiiinrs in
some line. He informed us the other
day that he was just in receipt of hia
fourth boy, but John, like oorsclve.
tries various lines Jof buainct, and
doubtless will soon be at something
else.
tVcetamatien
Whereas, 'a joint resolution was a
dopted by the legislature of Nebraska
at the sixteenth session thereof, and
approved Febuary 26, J8SI, proposing
an amendment to section onc!),rtirle
seven (7), of the Constitution of said
State, and that said section a amend
ed shall read aa follows, to-nit:
"Sec. 1. "Every person of tho nee
of twenty -one years or upwards, belong
ing to either of the following classcn,
who shall have resided in this state six
months, and in the county, precinct or
ward for the term provided by law,
shall be an elector:
First. Citizens ol the United States'
Second, Persons of foreign birth who
shall have declared their intention to
become citizens conformably to the
laws of the United utatrs on the subject
ti the sumcc!
thirty days
of naturalization, at least
prior to an election."
Therefore, I.Albtnu Nance Governor
of the State of Nebraska, do hereby
give notice in accordance with section
one (1), article fifteen (15), of the Cont
stitution and thn provisions of an nc
entitled "an Act to provide the manner
of proposing amendments to the Con
stitution and suhmiting the seme to
the elector of this Statc,"approvcd
Feb. 13,1877, that said proposed n
mundment will be submitted to the
qualified voters of this Shite for ratifi
cation or rejection at the general elec
tion to bo held on the 7th day of No
vemlwr, 18S2.
Iif Witness Whereof, I hereunto set
my hand and caused to Ihj atlixctl the
great seal of the State. Done at Lin
coln this lOdav ofJtilv, a. i.,
1882, the sixteenth of the state
curat nrtd of the independence o(
seal, the United State the one hun
dred and seventh.
(Signed)
ALBINUS NANCE.
Attest: (Signed) Govcnor
S. J. Alexander,
Secretary of State
By E. P. Roggen, Deputy.
Mrs. McBrido has removed her stock
of millinery goods, and will be found
one door south of Rosenthal's clothing
store.
S. W. Seclv sells as good bread
can be found in this market.
as
Otcthlnc; ! Otetfilna; !
A fine line of clothing just received,
and will be sold at bottom prices. Call
and see them at J. G. Potter a.
Largest assortment of millinery
goods to be found in the city, st Mrs.
MaBrides
Go to 9. W. Seely's for No. 1 winter
wheat four warranted.
Dress making at Mrs. McBride's.
The ladies are invited to call and
examine the new foil goods at the lead
ing millinery store one door north of
the bank.
The miserable lyoks and feeling of
those confined at desks or work tables,
are caused by weak Stomach, kidneys
or bowels. Parker's Ginger Tonic with
out intoxicating has such a beneficient
action on these organs and so cleanses
the poWouoo matters from the system
that rosy checks aad good health are
soon brought back again, Express.
iHtaewvcfitcsK far sBinsf and Bjostf.
There is more strength-reatoriag
fower ia a bottle of Parkers Ginger
oaic than in bushel of mall or a gsL
of milk. As an appetiser, blood ptrtrt
er aad kidney corrector, there is noth
ing like it, ana invalids coasequeatly
ana h a woiHaenuj inTigonuMaiot
aad body. Commercial.
i
$50,000 To Lotn
On
security, at J
cent, annual
stone, at The
lateresc. so et
County
I Bed Cloud.
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L. BAUM'S,
(P. O. BUILDING.)
n Immense Stock of Dry Goods, Clothing
And Genera! Merchandise.
BIG BARGAINS, MONEY SAVED !
Come and Examine Goods and
PXtlCES.
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Wishrx to announce that he still hang nut at the old aland, and t aniline
UroTn the nmc a ccr at
THE LOWEST LIVING PRICES,
CONSISTING OF
Teas, Sugar, Syrups, Canned Goods, Especially
California Goods, Flour, Feed Corn and
Oats.
You will also find him at the old Stand of ROSENTHAL BRO.'S, where you
Will find everything in the line 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-GLASS BAKERY,
Where you will always find a choice line nfcood generally kept in a fimt-
claw Bakery, and would aolielt a sb.ir- of the public piilrmi.co.
Thanking you for for pai favor and wishing a ciUm.nc!
of the Kiiino and at mnnv new ottC4 ua may favor htm
With a call.
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Bre wester, Whitney, Copper and Timpkin
Side Bars, and Salidce or Monarch Triple
Spring Buggies,
The Greatest Varieties of Styles,
The Finest Two Aud Three Spring PhatUm.
The Handsome Barouche in the Market,
Stylish Carriages, Fonrand Six Passengers,
Canepy Top BkMfcet rrurton.
The Best Phufbrm Spring
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