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'4!

H. HOWE,xarxt ro

FBIBIUI DIBniS WODUttThcKR mill lire both solid Wheel,

standard mills-ful- ly warrantedfir$t-cla- s in even respect.

Also furnishes first-clas-s

&ETALIC PUMPS.Rcperenck Mitchell fc Morhart,

Red Cloud, Ed. Gifiord, Cnwle. or ad-dress, WM. II. HOWE,

5-3- m Cowls, Neb.--&&"

J TRAVEL ONLTHTIAJi

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Burl. & Mo. RlvVRailr--road,

XXOmmA TJIE

EURLHTQTONEOUTEfOR AU. rOINTH

East And West.Daily Express trains arc now run to

Chicago. Omaha aad Dea-e- r.

-- VIA-

LINCOLN.AND inmVEKS

Kansas City, Atchison andDENVER.

EXPRESS TRAINS DAILYDAILY

Omaha and Lincoln,Mti

All Through tmins arc equipped '.h"!'t.nw ami Wa it v10 iutMtaauaa iiiim mr

i UUtftXJ flhAUf WH'nlt "f lhn ,I,M- -

ki nixin her urnDay coaches and bnggago and cxfemiir

Cars ol the latest designs.

THROUGH TICKETS AT LOWESTRATES

Arc on sale at all principal station,where pajtseiiRcrs can obtain informa-tion an to route, rate and connect-ions, and can secure sleeping car ac-

comodations.QUICK TIME,

'SURE CONNECTIONS,- NO DELAYS,As trains run to and from Union dcpots at all principal points.

. S. EUSTIS,Gea'ITVt AVt- -

4MAHi KED.

m CURE FOE 9T.n,- BALLARD'S

Vegetable Mead.JfcfaaafactBred aad for sala by M 8. lUllard

KED CLOUD. NKnilASKA.A coo refrohlne summer drink, warrnatad.

purely Tcible. Haatpla bottle on trial.-- 45 m

--S. W. SEELY,ItKAI.KR IN

Choice Family Groceries,:eas,COFFEES.

CANNED (500D3,TOBACCO, CKJARS,

BREAD.S CAKES,

PIES,FIAOUR,

MEAL, Ac.,

Fruit a Specialty.Butter and eggs taken in exchange.

Patronage solicited. Two doors northSmith Bro.'s Bank.

RED CLOUD, - - - NEB.j

Templeton Bros.,Company,

GUIDE ROCK, NEBRASKA,DKAI.KRS IS

.LUMBER,Building

MaterialAND COAL.

i. K. AULTZ,DKALKR IN

Grcrrie8,Cjmiieii 01b,

Cigars, Tobacco,Fiae CoarectiOBicrjr,

FlBur, alee, &cPnro Appio Cider always on Tap.

EijaMt Cajh Prise Paid fcr BatUr andIff.Country produco bought and sold.

RED CLOUD, . NEBRASKA.--0

PIONEER

MA THEWS A ITA XXERS.iip tat doar wait or Webstar Coanty Baak.

BBD CLOUD. NEBRASKA.

SHAVING, SHAMPOOING,

)axd(

Hair Cuttingin the highest style of the

Tonsorial Art.

COJJS AND GET A CLEAN SHAVE.

P. H. O'Connor,IVboleaalo aad ReUO Daaler !a

LipJwass Miss.

Also, Sample Room for tho accom-

modation of tho publicRED CLOUD, NEBRASKA.

mapBa

Picture Gallery,ED CLOUD, IfEB.

um v.i..a -T rtrt1 MAll-klno- s of pictures taken aad sat--

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DIU6 niii Bank.SIHPSOH I SWEEZY,

BLUE HILL, WEBSTEE CO., XEB.

A Oantral Baaklat Bafloaai Tranaaetad.EaaelalCara tivaa to Collaetloa. fana

Loaa at Low Rata. Hhol Jtoaifikvht aa Hold

00RRCTP05DE5TB:Kosataa Brataan Haakan. 5tw York CHr:

Bask. Osaka Kabraaka.

J. E.HvtTW. B. 0. BaiVB. .Pra-'tlrtN- aL r IK Hat. BaasBaaUlaa ftTek. Baatrie Baa.

SMITH BROTHERS,

BANKERS,JtKD CLOVD. JTZ8.,

Traaaaats c? f" .itaklar bulaaaa. key essMllcoant? mot ft0 Uoaatr. Practsat aadHthool DU'' "'irty ym.Uy sea saU faralra?- - -

JTlJmwn. garden, on'u'ffinlownlire. sopayly )B,awTrB, Oaaa

runk rluhton: eonditionjn lunched. her son alfu iam(L

nn'1 lynched. androw, -

sUiwed JLT. 8HIKKT,brothen a. Caeliier.

clothe. nieces. HK ajak .ihui'Fi uiirK KcLnj tfjin ua

BED CLOUD, NEB.

Moxby To I)AS on Real Estate. Buyand sell Exchange and do a generalBanking business.

BKf LRKXCMJ

Bartr k A tklaa. Baaka . York: Tark CavatyBank. Tark. Fanaen' k Mirekaata' Baak,

Yorki Uaioft Nalieaai Baak. Ckleage;Maak Bftan. M aakar Oa. Llaeala.

Mtf

W. II. Braoan. U. E. MoKmbt

Attorneys At Law,red cloud, - - neb.

Jfay fea eoamltd la Kucltik or Garmaa.ColIaetioBa will receiva ropt atlaaUos.

OFFICB--1 JoorwMtof Stata baak of RadCloud.

'), C.Ciii. Jaa. McNaar.

Case 6c McNbny,A 1T0BSXTS AND COUN8UOBS AT LAW.

Will rraetlra In all thi Court or tkli Htata aNortlirm Kansas. Colleetioni at wall lltlga-t-d

buine rr-tal- ly aad eScieutljr allcadadta.Orrtca:- - Oa WcUtar fitraet. ubo door Bortk

of Uarber'ebtore,KKO CLOUD, NK1.

J. S. GILHAM,A TTOUNKY AXD COUNSELOR AT LAW.

Officr one door north ofKalry Bron.

RED CLOUD, - NEBRA8KA.

Edwin C. Hawley,A TTOBNKT C0UN8BL0B AT LAW.

Office: Over Mc Farland's store.

sd cloud, vxb.

Laird & Smith,and counselors at law.attorneys - Nebraska.

Will practlca ia all tka Coarti or tka SUta.Prompt attention giTaa to all baauiaai aatnitad

to kia care, ialyl-- 7

J. L.Kilit.C. W. KXtrr, UlooBiiactoa.Red Ooad. Ntk. NakfaakA,

KALEY BROS.,ATT0BJIBT8 AT LAW A BBAL K8TATI

AOKNTS.Will praetlra Ib all tka Coarta la Xeferuka

and Boitkare Kanva: eolleetinni rmspUy ad

to aad carrtf rondaace aalieitod.IES CLCTO. Kabmxl.

Alto. AftBta for B. k M, B-- B. Laada.

TO Dr. H. A. Baird,

RESIDENTDENTIST.BED CLOUD, NEBRASKA.

Dl. C. HCafENCK.Physician t Surgeon,

COWLES, XEBRASCA.

Professional calls promptly attended.Office: At residence near Cowries. 8-5- 1

Paints,w COOK7S

Oils,

S BEDKtlasa,

CLOUDNotions,

DRUGWall Paper,

flr) STORE.QLaa Ac Ac

SPECIAL BARGAINS!at the Store of

F.M&WMOUSE,RED CLOUD, - NEBRASKA.

MAlarRestockofGerraantown Wool,

Zephyrs and Stocking Yarn, alwayson hand.

SUMMER DBESsTgOODS, LAW58AND PEBCALES IN GREAT

VARIETY.

TOYS for the Children and Every-thing else ypa need, at

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D.LUTZ, EDITOR.

OCTOBER, 13,1882.

tat Tlakat.Fr GoranMr.

JAMB8 W.DAWJW Sallaa:For Lleataaant Uortraor

A. W. AOKK. Haarfltoa.ForKaercUrv ofSute,

K. P. ROGOEN Laaaaater.ForTraaraiar, ;

LORAIC CLARK Bafjo.For Aadltor,

JOIIJC WALLICUS .nail.Laali aad Balldinga

A. Q. KENDALL IlowarlFor Attorney Gaaaral ,

ISAAC FOWKBS DakotaFor Superintendent I'ablio Iatraetioa.

W.W. W. JONES IacastarUalTcraity.

C. II. OBKi: Laacwtcr.

County Tiokvt.For

R. D. BANNY. . ......Oak Croak.For Coaatiwioaar. 3d DUtrieL

J. L. MILLER Had Ckad

Senatorial Tlokat.For Stata Saaator 23J Di.triet.

Red Cload.

PlaatFor Float 41tt Dlatrlet.

C C. CUAl'IN BlTtttM.m m

Farmars' Alllanoa Tlokat.For

JOHr HRBNZBJT, Bad Cload.For CoaiaiUeioner, 2d Dbtriet,

C. C. C00N.- .- . QarltldFor Senator Zld DUtrlet.

M08B3 WILSON OltnwoodFor Float RrpreieaUtira 4Iit DiiL

AW)S DEAN Kracklta Co.

County Ticket.For Reprefontatiro,

R. 8.PR0UDF1T r. Qoldo Rock.

For ComBlwIoner 2d DUtxIst.FRANK BUSUOW BIbo Hill

For Stata Seaator 23.1 DUtrict.0, C CASE ... .... Rad CToaJ.

For Float RepreisnUttro Hit DiftrletFRKB LOHFF.. ..Uircrton

THE

Resolved, that the of Ne-braska in convention standpy the of the

pnrty as enunciated in anunbroken lino of national and stato

the chief of which aro freespeech; the right of every

qualified citicen to vote once at everyelection and havo that vote countedunder the restrictions of just and equi-table election laws; free, non-sectari-

schools; sound currency on a speciebasts, under national control; tho rais-ing of national rovenues by taxation ofluxuries and articles ofnot essential to the comfort and well-Insin- g

of the people and from a tariffon imports so adjusted as to protecthomo labor and the investment of cap-ital in homo andcontrol of

Resolved, that we uphold and main-tain the by well consid-ered of Uie clause in ourstate organic law that prohibits its un-just and extortions byrailroad while

the of fostering andthem as necessary factors

in our progress and andthat we trust to the honesty and cour-age of the people, in their political ca-pacity, to repel of corporate power upon the rights ana priv-ileges of citizens on the one hand, and,on the other, to deal justly and fairlywith all property interests under what-ever name or form, without unjust

or extortion in the matterof levying taxes, or pricesof or charges for services.

Resolved, that the policy of the stateboard of lands and favoringthe leasing;, for terms of years, of ourschool, aud col-lege lands, at a fair rental, in prefer-ence to selling the same, under the op-tion given by law, meets with our approval, as the beet possible mean ofpreaervinr the heritage of our childrenand regular and ever increasing revenues xor eoucauonai purposes.

CAMPAIGN IS 2D C0NGRZSIONAL DISTRICTThe Central Committee

Have arranged the followingfor speakers in the

second district:The Hon. Janes Laird, candidate

for congress, will address the citiaensof on October 7th,at 2 P, x. and 7:30r. X.

At Seward October 9th, at 7:30 P. X.At Ulysses, October 10th, at 7JO p.

x.At David City, October 10th, at 7JO

P.M.At Rising, October 11th. at 2 P. x.At Osceola, October 11th, at 7:30 P.

x. --

At Aurora, October 12th, at 7:30 PJCAt York, October 13th, at 7:30 P. xAt Wilbar October ,14th, at 7:30 rx.At October 14th, at 7:30

p.x.At Geneva, October lftta,at 2 p. as.At October lath, at 7:30

AtOay Caatra, October 17th, at 2 p.

At Edgar, October JTth. at 7 30 n. at.At Fairbury, October 18th, at 7 30 p.

m.At October 19&, at 2 p.

m.At Hebroa, October lata, at 7 30

At Najaeai, October 2ath, at 2 aa.At Ocirtat 20sa. at?.

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RED CLOUD, WKBSTER COUNT Y.NfeBKAKA. FRIDAY. OCTOBER. ISS2.

THE CHIEF.

FRIDAY,

HapuMlaan

ForCotamlMloaerorPak.

ForRateatortko

PiaauklloanIUprflfenUtlrt.

Raaublloan

JOSBPHQARBER

Raprasantatlva.RafreteBUtlra,

RaprewBtatlTe,

Domooratlo

PLATFORM.

republicansassembled,

fundamental principlesrepublican

fdatforms,

consumption

industries; legislativecorporations.

enforcementlegislation

discriminationscorporations, recogni-

zing importanceprotecting

prosperity;

encroachments

dis-

criminationregulating

commodities

buildings,

university agricultural

providing

Republicanappoint-

ments republicancongressional

Hastings, Saturday,

Friendville

Fairmont,

Alexandria,

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THE PRICE OF LIBERTY,"

will accompany Mr. Laird and addressthe people on etch occasion; and

At Rivertoo, October 23d, at at 2 pm. i

At Dioomtngion uctouer sw, ai i 'M.p. m.

At Alma, October 24th, at 2 p. m.At Orleans, October 24th, at 7 20 p.

m.At Arapahoe, October 22th, at 1 p

rn.At Beaver City, October 2ib, at 7

30 p.m. vAt Indian ola. Oct. 26th. at 2 p m.At McCook, OcL 26lh at 7 20 p. m.At Ciilbertson, Oct. 27th at 3 30 p. m.At Phelps Centre, OcL 2Sth at 3 J0

p. in.At Mindcn. OcL 30th at 3 30 p. m.Hon. O. W. Collin- -, Hon. G. M.

Lamhertrtin, Ceii. George 8. Smith,and other eminent speakers will ac-company Mr. Laird and address thepeople,

Local committers will please securesuitable half for the speakers, and feethat the meetings arc thoroughly ad-

vertised in their respective localitiesAppointments for other speakers willbe announced in the future.

Papers in district plc.nc copy.Geo. V. E. Dor-e- y,

Chnirmm State Central Committee.J. B. McDowell,

Chairman Second Cong. CentralCommittee.

A VERY OLD SETTLER

WHO WAR HORN IN NnnRAKKA IN 1814.

Wo believe Judgo Kinney, of Nebraska City, lays claim to bting thefather of the first white child born inNebraska. Tho Judges son, if ourmomorj serves us right, was born inOmaha Bcltevuc, in 18f4. But herecomes another loy (?) who lays it overMr. Kinney's son ju.it ten years, hav-

ing first seen the light of day on thePawnco rcsrvation in Nebraska, No-vcm!- cr

12, 1S44; The old settler is nowa resident of St. Joseph. Mo., and isvery lonesome, ami desires to know ifthere nrc any soldiers who fought forthe union, who were born in Nchniskn.

We herewith publish this letter infull, but wo hnrdly think he will findthe man he is looking for:

St. JosErii, Mo., Oct. 2, 18S2.Hon. Secretary of Slato, Lincoln,

Nebraska Dear Sir: Have you knowledge of any person born in Nebraska,that wos a soldier in the army of theunion, during the war of 1861 to 1SG5?I would be very glad to know ofeanyothers beside? myself. I win born inNebraska November 12, JSII, myfather at the time being a governmentblacksmith for the Pawnee Indians.My father was born at Lava Uric, Can-ada, and mv mother in G.tllia countv.Ohio. I diluted August 27. 1 803, as aprivate, in Co., G. Fifteenth Kansascavalry, and was discharged therefromas first pcrgHAttt,- - OcJoler 19, !$S Lhavo lived in St. Joseph since 1849.

Very respectfully your,Jxo. Aarxoib.

We have already alluded to theencomiums passed on the management of the Chief since our ownership

1

of it, and would not havo added thisbut for tho facts that additional compli-ments of a hich order, have foundvoluntary expression, especially in re-

lation to our local department, and wodeem it would be injustice to all con-

cerned, to take to ourselves aU thecredit, for this success. Providencehas been kind in sending to us in thevery beginning of our guidance of thepaper, so able and faithful a foremanas our Andrew J. Clutc, Jr., to whoseinventive genius, and skill in hischosen art, the Chief's readers are indebted for much of the attraction andinterest they find m our columns ofour combined old and young efforts.As heretofore intimated, discerningreaders will notice a difference in thespirit and vein of articles, and judgeof their source accordingly. Whileourselves aro given to much of spirit-ual, or religious thought and senti-ment and ideas most common to moreadvanced age. Mr. C, is full of thosevivacities, and mirth-provokin- g quota-tions, and originalities, which so aptlyamuse and interest our rising andrapidly increasing "Young America."

PraatamatlanWhereas, a joint resolution was

by the Legislature of Nebraskaat the sixteenth session thereof, andapproved Febuary 38, 1881. proposingan amendment to section anc(l),articleseven (7), of the Constitation of saidState, and that said section as amend-ed shall read as follows, to-wi-t:

"Sec 1. Every person of the ageof twenty-on- e years or upwards, belong-ing to either of the following classes,who shall have resided irt this state sixsnontaa, and ia the county, precinct orward for the term provided by law,shall be an elector:

First. Citizens ot tho Untied Stales'Second, Persons of foreign birth whoshall hare declared their intention tobecome citizens conformably to thelaws of the United states on the subjectof naturalization, at least thirty daysprior to an e!ection.,,

Therefore, LAlbraus stance Governorof the State of Nebraska, do herebyirive notice in accordance with' sectionone (I), article fifteen (15), of the ContUtatkm and the proratioM of an ac-eatkl- ed

"an Acs toprsmde the mannerofpropceingaKteiM meats to the Con-stkati- oa

and submitmc the same tothe electors of this Ate,"approvedFeb. 13, 1S77, that said proposed

will be sabmiUed to thequalified voters of this State for ratifi-cation or rejection atthe general elec-tion to he held oa the 7th day of

In Witness Weeaat I'arevato-se- tsaj aaadaanl caaaaslto aalaftxed theaaaA'aaJatlBnan aa

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THE COMET.

Nashvimjc. Trx.Oct, A This mom- -iog at 4.-3- 0 Mr. Barnard ducovereJ thatu,e nuclcna in the Crow comet hadseparata! into three fragment, litelargest ctimated at 14,000 miles inlength. Tho space between the frag-

ments of the nucleus is estimated at2,000 mile. Yesterday morning Mr.Barnard observed that the nucleus badattuned the form of a log strip, notIcaj than 21.009 miles in length aud3,000 in breadth.

Cincinnati, Oct. 5. Professor Wil-

son, of the Cincinnati olwervalory, cor-robor- atr

the statement coming frontNashville of the separation of the nuc-

leus of the comet into three fragments.I li atateuient of their site, in part,agrees with vUmU made at Nnhvil!e,The diturlance makes no diflVrancoin the appearance of tho comet to thenaked eye.

DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL CON-

VENTION.

The democrats of the 23d senatorialdistrict, held their convention at thecourt hotm on Satunlay, Oct. 7,1S.S2,Judge R. N. Simontou of Nuckolbicounty as chairman, and Jacob Rosen-thal of Webster, as secretary. Afterthe usual proceedings, O. C Cmo, ofRed Cloud, w& unanimously nominat-ed for senator.

Float convention held at same place.Hon. P. A. Harman4 of Franklin, aschairman. Mr. Fred Lohfl, of River-to- n,

wai naiiimously nominated forfloat representative.

Float representative committee 18W.Franklin, L. II. Thorn; Wolrstcr, Alex.Bcutly. Addresses were mado byMessrs. O. C. Caso, Hon. F. A. Har-mon and Judge Simonton, after whichthe convention adjourned.

J.vron RosKNTif al, Scc'y.

FRANK JAMES VOIANTARILYSURRENDERS.

From an article dated Knn?.i.t City,Oct. ii, wc gather what follows. Ato'clock, p. M., Oct. 5, at Jefferson City,Mo., the last of tho world-renowne- d,

out-Iawc- d Jnmei Brothers, Frank sur-

rendered bin nrms and person to Gov.Crittenden, with a doubtless confi-

dence, thnt iu consequence of thUmovement, and his sworn allegianceto the government, and loyalty to tholaws of the land, ho was to be restoredto full citizenship ngain. Let allwatch closely tho result of this move-inenLa- nd

c-- whnt lespon of wisdomliiayTic gleaned therefrom. "

fMrs. McBrido has removed her stockof millinery goods, aud will be foundono door south of Rosenthal's clothingstoro.

KA. S. Marsh has just returned from4Tio east with a very fine stock of newgoods.

S. W. Scclv sells as good bread ascan be found in this market.

"-- Clothing ! Clothing IA fine lino of clothing just received,

and will lie sold at lottom prices. Calland see them at J. G. Potter s.

TiMBCa Notice. All are forbiddenremoving any timlicr or fuel on thefarms known as the widow's Roasfa rms . Um ri i key Smith.

largest assonmeni oi muuncrygoods to be found in the city, at Mrs.McBridcs

Go to S. W. Secly's for No. 1 winterwheat fl oti r warranted .

, Drcss'malcing at Mrs. McBride's.

rThe ladies are invited to call andexamine trie new ran good at the leau- -

inc millinery storo ono door north ofthe bank.

A Banefleiant Actlan.The miserable lyoks and feeling "of

those confined at desks or work tables,arc caused by weak Stomach, kidneysor IkjwcIs. Parker's Ginger Tonic with-out intoxicatinc; has such a bencfictcntaction on these organs and so cleanaestho poisonous matters from tho systemthat rosy cheeks and good health aresoon brought back again, Express.

Imaravamafitfar Mind anal Beaty.There is more strenjrth-rcstorio- p

power in a lUle of Parkers GingerTonic than in'a bushel of malt or a jcal.of milk. As an appetizer, blood ptrifi-e- r

and kidney corrector, there is noth-ing like it, and invalids consequentlyfind it a wonderful invfcorant.fot mindand botlv. Commercial.

$50,000 To LoanOn Real Estate security, at 9 perccnL, annual interest, ao commnvsions, at The Webster County Bank.Red Cloud. 10--tf

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n Immense Stock of Dry Goods, ClothingAnd General Merchandise.

BIG BARGAINS, MONEY SAVED I

Come and Examine Goods andPXtlCES.

HL'IIKAII!

C.E. PUTNAM!Wiahc to announco that he still hnnga nut at tho old aland, and it selling

Groccriea the same rvrr at

THE LOWEST LIVING PRICES,-C- ONSISTING OF

Teas, Sugar, Syrups, Canned Goods, EspeciallyCalifornia Goods, Flour, Feed Corn and

Oats.You will also find him at tho old of 'ROSENTHAL BROS, where you

Will rind everything in the lino of

STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,

Such as Flour, from California, Minnesotn,Kansas and Nebraska, also Green and

Dried Fruits. He has now connec-tion with the Grocery Business,

A FIRST-CLAS- S BAKERY,Where you will always find choice line of gonla generally first

Bakery, nnd would solicit of tho publie jrttnnigr.Thanking you for for past and wishing contitiuanca

of the samo aud as mnnv new ones may himcall.

O TROITBrE TO SESOW GOODS.no-- l YOURS TRULY,

0. E. PUTNAM.

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The Greatest Varieties of Styles,The Finest Two And Three Spring Fhartons,

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