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NEBRASKA.
F. D. Parker, 6c Co.,
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BED CLOUD, NEBRASKA.
B. L.OSSIWG,
Picture Gallery,
RED CLOUD, NEB.
fertra tit tlsdcw srs ths r&kstasst fades."
All kinds of pictures taken and sst
hfkciion guaranteed, it-li
GIVE HIM A CALI
Templeton Bros.,
Company,
GUIDE ROCK, NEBRASKA,
DEALERS 15
LUMBER,
Building
Material
AND COAL.
SPECIAL BARGAINS?
at the Store of
F.XEWHOUSE,
HED CLOUD, - NEBRASKA.
Bsrlin Zephyrs, Midnight Zephyrs,
Saxony wool. Shetland wool, Shet
land Floss, tiennantowu Wool
And Woolen Kniting Yarn
Hoods. Mittens, Children's
Coat Ac.. Ac,
ALL OF ocr OWN MANUFACTURE.
A full line of
IIOaiERy,
DRY GOODS,
AND NOTIONS.
Alio a large and splendid assortment
of TOYS and CHRISTMAS Gifts,
S. W. SEELY,
DEALER I
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Choice) Family Groceries,
IXAS.
OOFFEE3.
CANNED GOODS.
TOBACCO. CIOAR8,
BREAD.
" f CAKE3,
PIES.
FLOUR",
MEAL, Ac.,
Fruit a Specialty.
Buiter"and ejtgs taken in exchange.
Patronage solicited. Two doors north
Smith Bro.s Bank.
BED CLOUD, - - - NEB.
DR. 8HEJEIER,
Proprietor of the
City Drug Store.
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Drugs. Medicine
Paints- Oils
end Varnishes,
k bill supply of
!AXFS, LA51P SHADES, WICKS,
COMBS BRUSHE8 AC.
PalreMgc c!iiite4 aiU thaakfally nr&.
I alM kara a fall ami ewapltU ttaek afaehMl
iMaka. alaUoaarraaa ketoffaa Alaaao
WCD CLOUD. - - - NEB.
H. L. TINKER.
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MALEE III
Parlor, Bedroem
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Picturi Frames,
Mattresses, Etc
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kXtriel Robes furuUhe a weeonable
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RED CLOUD,
Harness Shop,
J. L MU.LER.
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HAKNESH, COLLARS, SADDLRR
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2. 1S83.
M.L. THOMAS, - Lsmo! Miter
a&d Bufineet Manager.
Fresh oysters for sale at Roby's.
Hair switches cheap at L. N. Hale's.
Senator Case spent last Sunday in
Red Cloud.
A good article of maple syrup, cheap
at Koby'a.
Pure comb honey at Roby'e. Tkt
bet made it.
A fine lot of watches for sale at G.
S. Albright's.
A history of Nebraska for sale at
this office, cheap.
Dr. Denney sports a new and
nolby office sign.
A. A. Pope is silling off Putnam's
old stock of goods.
Newhouse purchased Carl Weber's
lots and building.
Seo the new advertieement of Piatt
& Frees, thin week.
Sol. Hopper returned from a mouth's
visit in Iowa, last week.
J. L. Wjigfct, the barber, is building
an addition to his shop.
Red Cloud Mills winter wheat flour
is giving the best satisfaction.
Major N. Edwards made a business
trip to Hastings lost week.
For the very best goods, full weights
and measures. Go to Ruby's.
One of A. 8. Marsh' children has
been very sick for Dome time.
Reports from tho cattle range, up
west, eny that the stock is doing well.
Now is the time to get your farm
ing tools in goed shape for the spring's
work.
Under the gentle rays of the Janu
ary iun, the enow has nearly disap
peared. The best and largest stock of clocks
ever brought to-Red Cloud, at G. S. Al
bright. Dr. Hallowell, of Hardy, called last
week and placed his professional card
in tho Cmzr.
Fob Salr 150 ton of German Mil
let, for sale hv Ira Sleeper, Red tfloud
Neb. 23tf.
Any one wanting a good wind mill
on favorable terms will do well to call
at this office.
Job printing, neat and nobby, and
put up in good sha, can always be
ha at tfc Chief office.
Beforryou buy your clothing, boots
and shoes, please call' and aee my- Huea
and get prices. J. G. Potter.
We understand that N. Edwards
contemplates starting a branch storo
at Blue Hill.
A farm for sale or trade. Will sell
on easy terms, or will trade for stock.
Inquire at the Post office.
A fnll JeeKns after monl, dygpepsui,
hevt-burn, and! general ilr Kcaiih re
lieved by Brown'd Iron Bitters.
A. 8. Marsh keeps winter wheat
flour of superior quality and "don't
you forget it" it makes good bread.
The Gather boys, John, George-and
Dick, will open up with a full line of
general merchandise about the 15th.
For Rent: A farm of about 55
acres of improved land. Call on Span
ogle &. Funk, Red Cloud, Neb. 2G-tf.
The editor of the SffcCook 2Viotote
advertises for "proposals for marriage."
He says he is tired of keeping bach.
Denver and New Orleans coal, the
best in the world, for sale by Jones &
alagec a lumber company, Red Cloud.
Best thing for the money in the line
ui nour in ue nmu in mis mantel ia
Potter &. Frisbies patent. Price
3,25.
only
Should you be a sufferer from dys
peptjiavindigestie, malaria, or weak
ness, yow can be aired hy Brown's
Iron Bitters.
Carl Weber, one of the early set
tlers in this part of the county, sold
out and started for the Pacific coast
fast Monday.
We- have received, with the compli
ments of JL F. Zediker, assistant clerl
of the House-, a cepj of the legislative
Manuel for J8SX.
X 6. Potter has just received the lar
gest stock of Overcoats in the dry,
whmft he will sell at the lowest Irving
price- Call and. see them.
T
Send a copy of this week's Chist to
jour frreada ia the east. Copies ready
for mailing ean be had- at this ossce
for five cents each.
y.0M
r lease on Tone: time in Red Cloud
heap. Inquire of C. H. Totter, ever
McFarland's store.
Adam Morhart started' for Quincy,
TTbiJast Triday morning, having re
ceived a telegram that h brother, r
skfibgatthat plaev, was dangacosak
ill. Go to Janes A Magee a IUrrer Cesa
pany for voir lumber and coal. Their
fol agento fnr Dcnvtraad JCew
vrtwaveoai, w Asamasjui. L
, Mr.lT.A.
srhk MrvCamrAe sa JTJfcimss,
among jsar osllsss
Camphell eon
TCif at sS iscwurtjr.
tM tal
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Ti nest Ittal WftiaWywtfi UFek
W., WaaaiafteaVa anrta day.
Jwae GaslEw wants Uw Oraaal Jswy
ejetcM aboli.W. In tktB taw J4f
agree with Ike CHZBF.
The Arpu, ragmlarly ceice a year.
gets of the oM a4ere4jaWjoke ahot it
taking tw rwayapan to asiBfoct a
town.
The matriaaosilal market as rather
qet, the demand for hceneea not WAarerk prayed thnt "the candHiatea for
ing nearly o great aa it was a feeTi
wecka ago.
Yes, we will receive stamps on sub
scription, at their full face value, but
we do not want any of larger denomi
nation than three cent.
Squire Vance, of Iaava), aa ex
politician wae a pleasant caller at the
Chist offlce last Saturday, and beat of
all, he aided us financially.
Ifjrou need a pair of eye glasses or
apcfUcles. call on G. S. Albright, at
Gore's old stand and you will gat just
what you want he lias the best.
Judge Gaslin informs us that he ia
eriouely considering the advisability
of moving to Red Cloud and making a
permanent residence here.
Lost: An account and memoran
dum book. The finder will confer a
favor by returning it to Curt Evana; aa
it is worthless to anyone but himself.
I will have in a few weeks in time
for the spring trade, the best stock of
solid and silver plated ware ever
brought to this town. G. S. Albright.
Rev. J. K. Harris will preach at Red
Cloud depot, old ticket office, Bab.
Teh. 4th at 3 r. u. Sabbbth School at
Mr. H's residence every Sab. at 10 a.
M.
Providenco is kind. Just as our
I luacent was gone and our coal ex
Ihsusted the cold wave passed away
and the sun came out and smiled up
on us.
1 Rev. Q.L. Little, of Omaha. Presby
terian Clerryman and Synoptical Mis
sionary of Nebraska, died itvddenly at
his residence, of BMlious Pheunomia,
on Jan. 25th.
Seethe new advertisement in this
week's Cnr, of Fred Beirkncr's tailor
shop. Fred understands his business
and will give you satisfaction in his
line of work.
The stores were crowded with custo
mers last Saturday. The cold snap
kept the farmers at home for a few
days, but they were in town inforce
Saturday, for supplies.
We presume that if another cHlic
neighboring towns should take fire
and burn up, the business men of Red
Cloud would again talk about making
arrangements to guard against a si'mi
lar calamity.
The recent cold weather has playc?
hoh with the house plants in this part'
of the heritage. More than a wagon
load of "the tender plants were gath
ered to their ancestors, so to- speak, in
one night, by Jack front.
The Nebraska Furnwr, which pre
tends to be a fanner's paper devotes a
column of space to the abuse of Sena
tor YanWyck. the only friend the far
mers have ever had ia the United
States senate from this state.
Tol.1 No. I of the Guide Rock Sig
nal, by S. B. Newmeyer. is received at
this office. The Signal is a sprightly
ucn
P
little paper, and we welcome it to th
newspaper field of Webster county
and wish' It abundant success.
A. Mouser, one of the many success
ful farmers of the northwest part of
the county, called last Saturday to re
new his subscription to the Chief.
He said he always got his money's
worth in home reading in the Cirrer.
Rev. Alfred Martinis, of Hastings
Neb., will preach at the court house
for the Trinity Ev. Lutheren church,
of Red Claud' next Sunday Fcby. 4th,
T883, at 1 1 a. M. and "p.m. A cordial
invtiatibn is extended to all. Sunday
School at 10 a. v.
The Gage county Democrat gives
this sensible advice, which will apply
with a good deal of force in this com
munity. "If you don't want an item
published, come to us and sav so. If
you do, gfve us all the particamrs and
let it be published correctly."
The matter of transporting the mails
from the depot to the postoflSce needs
attention from the authorities at
Washington. We would suggest that
a good healthy man with a wheel-barrow
would be a decided improvement
over the present arrangement.
Tai local scribe has shifted the
responsibility of the election of an
United States Senator to- other shoul
ders, and has been attending t his lit
tle business, whiti- accounts mr the
improvement in this week's paper,
over the last two or shrta isas..
What has beooase oTomr corresnesK
dents? Torn samstfon is asked ns, ana?
we refer the questioner to well we
wRI not give the names of those- who
have agreed to sendinwa far publi
cation, but we hope this hint wift be
sumcieot to start their quills going.
woerld call the attention ofbuei-
men and others wishimr letter
heads and other work tablctcd, to the
met that work put up at this office
will never come to pieces, as we have
mciliriee forthat class of wosk. that ia
not surpassed in this part of awe state.
The U. F. and B, A M. roads have
not presented passes totha m ameers
of the present Isgislatara as in the
past If a member mania a pass fromr
theee roads ho must first ask for it.
and tfiis very rule is what hurts some!
as? the sntis -they,have had te ask ier
thcirpeasm AimjaaaW Pimm:
Weseebrtawtsportofthe treasur
er-of she Nebraska firm ilssnrmtioii
tnat there- m the- msminVecnt swm af
trVartft the trsenr. 3Ms mv ded-
aaSaaVSr
simwed- the the- scr.nmssatti
Mx JMaRm af
Usv vamasVdnVJsBlBnn sVBTerwJHVBSJsaS
f fpar My
osaats. Wa ssmmiin'sui toe
I mlM Jii!is ?ti wrisJ prosptdtraad persisted
Tm
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Red Oei,aa4 tke
ttapafmlar. We haw
than twenty aaea a
tkas alaca have tried to
of Bsjemlar oaafiavor taararAi
arfpe hat ky weariog the Mwieidly
things, but we node that tfcey invari
aalycave ia after a few ehort weeks
aa4 give it up m a bad joe.
lave Chaplain in the Itgiaiahire last
U. 8. senator migat he eoaMed to sub-
ordinate their own ambition to the
good of the dear people ef the state."
If the good Chaplain had watched aa
many senatorial conteaU svt the "oldest
inhabitant" and Uie Almighty has. he
never would have made sack a Jboliah
prayer aa that. It is worse than use
less to ask impossibilities even of the
Ruler of the universe.
Stewart Albright ban moved hia jew
elry store to the room formerly occu
pied by F. II. Gore, I door ea of
State Bank, where he will he pleaaed
to ace alt bi ctitrrnen and fnend.
He has engaged Mr. J. S. Hope welt
known here as the best workman in
the valley, to take charge of his work,
and you may dupend upon having
your work welt and promptly done.
Call and pee his new Block of watcher,
clocks and jewelry, and if you are in
need of anythiug'in bis line vou will
buy, for tho prices cannot help but
please you.
Some of the good denizens of Wells
P. O., sometimes faceliotMly called
Pickleville, have been unfortunate, ot
late. We are told thai Mr. Huffman
recently cut his font and has suffered
muchly in consequence, and Mr.
Wells, while "monkeying with his
hogs in th pen was attacked and bit
ten severely by them, while another of
the prominent citizens met with a
misfortune at Omaha recently that de
meralized him more or lees
Last Monday Mr. George Win tow
met with an accident that a ill con fine
him to his room for some time. He
went up to his farm, north of town, on
horseback, and while returning hia
horse fell under him. Thinking that
the animal would get on its feet again
all right, as it had done on previoua
occasions of the kind, Mr. Winton re
mained in the saddle, and the horse in
it errt to arise struck hii on the
Teg-with one of its honft, breaking
both bones between the knee and an
kle. He was brought ho town and! tho
injured limb cared for by Dr. ITan,
and at hfet accounts was resting com
paratively easy.
i"
The so called "blood disease" which
seems to Ikj hereditary with one or
two families in this place, and which
has spread with such alarming rapid
ity iivotir public school of late, calls to
mind an amming circumstance that
come to our notice at Fort H.rniar,
Ohio, and which illmtrnteM one of the
uses to which said blood dicoe may
be put. A young man from the back
woods camu to the fort in '64 and want
ed to enlist in Undo Sam's service,
and when nsked his ago, replied that
he "guessed he was eighteen years
old." "You guess yo" safd tho re
cruiting officer, "what reason have
you for thinking so." "Wall" replied
the rustic "I've had the seven year
itch two mil terms, and I knlkerlate
third term is a little mute nor half
This office is constantly in receipt of
letters from parties in the east who de
sire to locate in tho west, and wish in
formation in regard to the town and
surrounding' country.
An a general answer to these inquir
ies we will say that Red Cloud is situ
ated on the Republican river in the
south-western part of the state; is a di
divibiou station on the B. &. M. R. R. is
growing rapidly, is surrounded by a
good farming country well settled by
an intelligent and industrious clam of
farmers, has the very best of church
and school privileges, and is destined
at no distant day to become a city
of no mean importance, as its natural
advantages and the general healthful
ncas of the climate caunot be over
looked by these in search of desira
ble homes, while the openings for the
profitable investment of capital is un
surpassed. In short any one who de
sires a pleasant home with the cer
tainty of Incoming rich by simplv
staying and growing up with the
country cannot do better than to lo
cate at Red Cloud or in the surround
ing country.
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A ftUht BJtaunsTmCanaTna
For several weeks a number of chil
dren of the forest, of bom eases, com
monly called "bucks" and "sajsmwe'
havemauV their homw on the river
near Red! Cloud. The lucks spend
their time trapping the fssSirr heawer
and odonferens skunky while the
squaws atrend to the demestic affairs
of the ranch, string heads, make mor
casoos and "swap" with the bald head
ed mam, ami ethers, who daily viait
them to- boy moocasone and traffic sritli
them fn varioue kinds of skins.
A lew weeks aero a aaiddU mm) mn
with aUeoaaio resmg wife armed
from the east and domiciled thesar
selvea at one of the hotels in thia burg.
We shall call the genUesaam Beacon,
that being the nam bwwftjeh his wife
makes him. come and go. The dea
con was, it transpired, a second grade
preacher, and conaiderinf that he-had
arrived ia a heathen land, wanted k
do some missionary work.
It occurred. U one of the young
men of town who waa acquainted with
the aborigines at the siver, and who
occasionally tramcked" with them, that
it would be capital idea to let the
deacon get in some missionary work
on the squaw. Ha accordingly, at
the fisai opportunity, aecosted the dea
osn ami tasYtlum. thaisvmmnant of a
ejnee powerful amHaiiiesUiel tribe of
toe original proprietors
and gloriomi country were
on, the river, end that they were renr
care's of their sowl's eternal welmre
waakraes) akisaainar akaake
kjMwa aaen
peateoaaiag tat
ataa the tide
tka aVwe
mi spending tack'"
The daaeam who wag a tnrrjr
and a chrietcan gentleman.
1 embraced the opsortoaizy taeaU
now th hsnthtn. ha company with
yonaig snan, and make aa eaWt ta
rescue their precious gisaards from the
wrath to con e. and at the same time
matearsjewrd for bimtelf us mav
sieaarr that might at some future time
redound to hia credit and pecuniary
advantage.
Arriving at the camp they foam), as
the young mn expccW!, th buck
gone to look after their trap and the
aquawa ready to awap" with any able
bodied paleface that mfcht come
along, and who poeed the requi
site collateral to aaake the aakl "wap"
an object, pecuniarily, to lb aid
qiiaws.
When the men entem! the wigwam
they found the guileless daughters of
the forwt making, a meal oft" the cr
caaa of a defunct canine; which had
given up the ghost, it U supposed,
some time last fall. At any rate the
drain of the canine had been sudkeient
y previous to allow the isb to at
tain that tender, succulent condition
so touch prized by the seithetic children-
of thti prairie. Tho deacon and
his friend declined ao invitation to
join in the repant, which was soon over.
the rornain of his dogxhip bring
dragged to one side and carefully cov
vered with an old army blanket tlkat
looked as though it might have done
duty iu Uucle SahTs service, in a hoa
pita I in '62, and never seen watcv
since.
The meal finished, one of the squaws
went out to shin some mmkrnU and
digest the dog she had eascn, and the
young man followed her to watch the
performance and amoke a nine while
waiting for the racket which ho knew
would soon develop itself between the
squaw in the wigwam; and the bald
heeded deacon who was anxious to
commence his mikionary work.
The deacon ottered up a short
prayer, and then proceeded to point
out to the untutored sa.age the way to
salvation hy the orthodox route. The
squaw understood cry little he said,
and cared less, while the young man
outside cluwckled to.tliink that the
row would soon begun for ho knew
that neither could understand the
other, to any grwtt extent, and he fur
ther knew that while the- deacon's
mind was on religious tnrtrs, lxr's
whs on something else. While the
deacon was iu the midst of an exhor
tation she interrupted him ami wan
ted to know, by signs and motionx, if
he wouldn't make her a present of a
few trinkets, such as his finger rings,
jck knife, watch Ac. The deacon re
plied that while ho had never been
considered stingy, by any mean, he
nevertheless was opposed to giving
much atcay.
The fiat headed aborigine's clasic
countenance lighted up, she thought
she understood tho closing- words of
his remarks, and promptly answered,
"two bita." The good deacon, think
ing by her looks that ho was making
an impression, waxed eloquent iu his
scriptural teaclring?, and assured his
hearer since Christ had dfed fur every
one, salvation was free for all. The
dusky daughter of the foreit hail at
tended the races once when alio warr
en exhibition at n state fair and she
thought she knew what free for all
meant, so ehe told the deacon that
there was nothing "free for all" about
that ranch, that she didn't do business
in that way, and sho euipha?aer her
remarks with a club, which caused the
deacon to dash out of the wigw4iu ami
shout for help at the top of his voice,
thinking th.it he wa-j about to lose- hia
hairless scalp. The racket arousrd
tho indi.tn dogs and they all with one
accord attacked the deacon and tore
his pants and chewed the calf of hia
legs and chased him down the river
until he finally sought safety in the
top of a stunted cotton wood tree
which grew on the bank of tlie river,
and howled for help, the squaws soon
came up, with the young man as inter
preter, and. then negotiations lor the
deacons release cotmuenced. The
good man was not in condition to
make-terms, the squaws held live win
ning hand, and they resolved them
selves into a committee on supplies,
and introduced the following resolu
km, towit. That if the said pale face
(up a tree) would cause so be sent to
their abode- wisbeoS unnecessary de
lay, heap coffee, heap beans, heap su
gar, heap firewater, heap flannel, and
heap meat he might come down and
depart ia peace. The deacon moved
to amend by striking out the last
named fire articles, which motion was
unanimously overruled. He then of
fered a resolution striking, cst the
word "heap," but it was no go; he had
to promise, and he had to leave has
watch and purse as a guarantee of
good faith, when he was permitted to
descend and make his way to town,
where he hired a dray and after buy-
r0 0ttl Provi8ion lor !
dray astd sent it off to the Indian camp.
lie had got in his missionary work
on the heathen, bat in a different and
more expensive way than he ex
pected. .
But the end was not yet, iorsome
wkksd cuss went and told, his wife
her hubby was making, costly
to the Indian women on the
and she, who had never seen an
Indian, but barf read about them, and
believed what she had read, conse
qnentry th sught thai the men were no
ble and the women, pretty,- raised a
terrible mas. and boo heocd nod de
clared she would go right beck teher
V that sba would, am vain the
snrealhmwiiethesqaawi
rym tkeedrierefwe
meed tebe eosafartsst ansithaj-
lesl the .weminc train for their
ia the ens, wily con na cad that
isaionary work among the savages i
it want it is "cracked an to hfJ
la this namber are herin
al and specxal node ef schwwl work j
Urwteboat the ow:r. M the Um
spprarthk winter Not U xht rv
porta have been aeni in yet, hat we
hope they nil! he mtm. an we Ardrw to
make a coscnMc sammary i te wri
ters nork and prcstt it tcfr esr
readVra. W think thai some of u tfl
beinterrstmg rW ua poftion v
our itrMi. A aw rrport bar com J
from ritber "ut I r 3 or t we bex
with the uerthnot rvrtitr u(Xt cwun-
tv
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Dit. 5a. 5. TVU cbool UUf ht
by Mm C Ainswot!i and rowmcacwd
Iec 4ib. and will clo Mar 'JX There
are 26 pupil thu winter, 14 maln aad
10 female, two of whom art1 or Ifi
year of age. The Uoiic U comforU
b!e and well warmttl, tbdtnct ptot
ding fu4 and son uw to luiKl lbs
fire. Miw C has 10 recitation in th
furenoon and 12 in the aftrraivn al
lowing from 15 to mtautr fur rr
ces. The common branchc inclu
ding hUtory are taught in the school.
Aj'paratu for iltutlrating gecrmphy
w furnished by tlc ditncu No lf
ficulty baa been rxpenerwrrd tn gor
erning the school, and the pupfl
though moatly maU, arc improving-
There are five cla.c in rradinr. 1111-
lartl's text looks ctnr ucd.
lhxt Xo. 9 Tliia clul u Litg
taui;ht by Mr Mark Xblc, who
taught the school one year syo. Tliey
have a ct'tumodious choot hoo.r. well
lighted Mid healed. About 31 puptl
are now attending chol, four if them
being over 16 years of age. 23 reota
Uon a day including cla in U S.
hutoiy. ihcldon'j( rradent ar uril
for text book. Mr Nb!r is one of
our rxperiencrtl toHchers, and dora hw
work faithfully. Ilr is thorough ami
ucter fails to interest his clam. We
quote from his method ot teaching.
"In teaching history, I rcid the !en
caiefully, and write questions to bring
out the leading jK)int. Tins ia the
only way I hae ever been able to
teach it successfully The teacher and
tho pupil become common students,
and the teacher ualna ported on
the lesson, and consequently as much
intcreated as any one in the chts "
We hope we shall hear of less tanlt
i iew in this school, for thi ii one o
throhatarlcs to progress which we all
find very annoying. We are glad to
learn of the interrt iu this school auiV
of the gmxl feeling that etta Inilwecn
the teacher and his patrtus.
liit. So. 10. Thw school is leing
coiidiiclisl by M. Horatio V. Cooper
and ii Muth of Guide Uock. the
hou."c is very niicomfortable. and no
wood uxrept gntii oak and cotton
wood. Wc have thought of this sihoof
during the past few da, hoping that
tho district will see to it that the
teacher and children are n ell pro i
tlcI for, and in trying to warm the
heart and iutelct, the finger and toes
may not be forgottun.
There arc 30 pupils attending seluxd
this winter, lliern arc two ecriis of
render in this school
Mr. Cooper's idea of conducting a
raiding class is this. "Frequently
reading in concert; teach them to ol
fecrve the pauses; to study their lea
sons carefully, and gt the meaning of
the different words throughout the ls
sou; to study the meaning and ideas so
that it can be rehearsed." Three pu
pils hac ndanccd to percentage, and
to'sludy history. The attendance is
very irregular and thus dwarfs the
lest efforts of any teacher to make a
successful school. The students arc
well Shaved studios and nlcdicnl to
the teacher.
Disv No. II.- This is Uly 0. Knights
maiden effort at teaching. He has IS
pupils, six of them over 16 years of
age. We think he ought to cut down
his number of classes and give more
lime to a class. Besides the common
branches wc find civil government
and physiology in this school. We
hope that the fuel will always he in
proper condition these cold days, and
that such things as crayon, Ac, may
he famished by tho district, that noth
ing may be Licking on its part te
make a successful clool.
moke XXWf.
BLOOsnxorox eb., Jan. 23, 7SS3.
Ed. Cfiisr.Tlic next regular meet
ins of the Republican valley Sbspherda
and Wool Grower 4asontion will He
held at Orleans, Feb. 3, 1883. A fnll
attendsuce s wool groweri ii requea
ted, aa busrneM of zauch importnca
will come before the meetinr.
L. V. Hardkk, J. A. Hobls,
gec'j. Prw.
LAND LOANS.
Xessrs. Kosher. Moore k Ontcalt. at
the First Xatiacat Bank, of Red Cwd,
will make you the very beat terms on
real aetata loans. l-tf
FAJjIi
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Has now Opened Hu Fall Stock of Good, Conskting ot
Dress goods and Dress Trimmings, Cloaks. Dolmans
Clothing, Blankete,Bed CJomforto,
FurnishiTig Goods, Boots and Shoes,
Groceries, etc.
Will
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Merefcaat Tailor,
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Choice Nuts. Fruits. Sl Confections.
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Singer S EwiNg Machine;
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THE BKST MACHINE IN USE.
All kinds of Repain r.n hand COMK ND PEE ME. Op Oaf .f&.
Meat
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ALL KtXDS OF
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Always on Hand.
CASH !'AII FOR FAT CA1TLE.
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SPANOGLE&FUNK,
HEADQUARTERS FOR
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS;
Two Doors South of Bank,
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Brcwcster, Whitney, Copper and rimpkin
Side Bars, and Salidcc or Monarch Triple
Spring Buggies,
Tiie Greatest Varieties of Hlyk,
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