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The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-07


The g~cTcrnaent now Ini=rs that
tie Diaes Hills country shall remain
sacred TO bands Ct m1rdeIous red
skins for the reason that a frx fat
agencies sra already established q:
these points, AMI if wlite men open
up the county their pet agents viii
lie without an occupatiou.-Blair
Times.
No, tia, is no. the reason at all
The reason why the government will
l.even, invasion into the Back Hills
region is because good faith with the
Indians on the part of the Govern
ment demands it. The Indians have
a title to-that country as binding a. a
w~arran:ce deed, and promised prolec-
,ion by the government. Every right
mindod man approves OF the govern
Dent being faithful to lis compacts
Gnu DbiiEaii;it-. dLl d. UtLi hstH tiic
Indians as with any other people or
race. The Times is a democratic pa
per, but is that any reason why it
should advocate a violation Of solemn
pledges male by the government. :?
Aud, moreover, the government is
now attempting negotiations with the
in1i.ns with the view Of being re-
iievei Of its obligations in that respect,
and opening that country for settle
menfs by the whites. Ard therefore
TIE roycrnmcn. does not insist
that The Back Hills ''sLail remain
sacred" and all that sort Of twaldle,
only 50 long as it considers its compact
bibd;ng-or "sacred," If you please.
Becau-e the Sioux are ''murdsrous
red skins docs not relicver the gov
ernment from its duty to act 10 good
faith toward tiicm.-LD. V. Adver.is-
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who 20 TO ,o~. to .ae polls Of course
do no, mind i. Is they wouli ca to
town any way on business /, probab-
~ would he well for cur ecua,y
fathers ard the people genera'y 10
10 take in consideration tie fac. that
there viii never he a full vote cast in
the o ~ go 'ong as the people are
obliged to inconvenience themselves
To such an extent 10 order 70 eriay
this privilege. We must have more
to say Oh this subject in the future.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-07

reported by nen appointed by the
county to lock after the poor. suJ
p'csty OF others with about the sand
means. while there are some really
suffering farther west Spring las ar
rived at last and everybody seems 20
be busy p'owi,S and preparing TO
raise ! crop. There has been some
corn plAu'ei in this vicinity slresdy
aud u.orc sbau: really 20 rlsnt. Win
ter wheat looks pretty veil but needs
rain. Yours with respect,
FRED T. GALLEY.
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IAFLx Gsnv, Fa.r. Webster Co..

MAFLx Grnv, Fa.r. Webster Co.
March z:h. isI5.
Epr-oss CaIEF.-I have fOr several weeks
owai,cd this opportunity Of settling . fes ss-
ing reports which are being circulated ia re-
gard u my drawing all. Ia; a. I hare been
expecting 4 reply 10 rny article IN the Chief
I have delayed until now. And. as Mr.. ga
loot Is the fr.t;o rerly publicly. and has not
been very severe in scrusiDs me. although
too rash in some distances. &c. in regard TO
drinking and dancing. l have hsei here two
yesrs and have never taken e drink Of viii
xy in Webster county. or have raid 20 exceed
one dollar for dsncil=. sttcEd GaEccs, bGi
il il 10 eddie" and get the money o. Gi3 jus;
rs you will have i. AMI let me ,ey I thias
this 1culd be a POOR. miserable community
if we were not ii! wed 10 so % a dsnoe new
and then. and pay th: fiddler twenty-five
cenrs each for his services. wlie the rest 81
Us trip the iisht fsstastic toe. for . few hours
a; least. This. I think. would be preferable
to visiting cur neirhb0Ts during the long
| evening and bowling aboet the c unity AID
Committee not doing he fair ;L:ng. etc, or
writing up articles in county rapers tsnd
signing fi-ticious Bames,) about about this
and 'ha. one drawing ali. when, Eo doubt.
they have lived oa all ever since its exist
ence. and still cry I have lived vitiou aid.
TIA, is biz" I do.': lihe that.
As / neglected 20 state in ~ las, article as
| 10 the hmount OF aid I rece we'd. ard the way
/ PAID ny hired men. | will just say. tina, 1
had On hand a LITTLE more meat than ] needed
| for M own use and those men we're honest.
bard working men. who could not get meat
without the money. and they came TO he and
| Of, red to work for meat. ard being n benev-
| oloEt sort OF n fellow. | conclpdel to lttthcm
| have some meat for their work. Now If
there is Anything wrong about that. Please
report. and in regard to the aid. ! will just
that | received Oh the sth of February:
One-half pound tea. yalpei Ct i0c.s.
Two poands Of sugar worth ~. per = 10.
s.
See receipt for sare ut Slecrer's.
Ills is all I have drawn. aud | only drew
that az an experiment. AID. Few. Galoot. IL
YOU know Of sry other way Of helping the
suffering than you spoke of in your article
spit i, oa:. don't poll a good thing for fear Of
being excluded from the aid list OF hurting a
Jenero.eat mans feelings. IL you want n
more plain * APPLICATION o!ny case please write
to NE privately is I don't wish 10 make my
self to popular. Youts.
n. 8. HELvEgN.
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sen, his age, shall be deemed guilty Of
a u.isjeiraaaor, ani fned f3r eseh and
every nEsnse 10, excocd;ag twenty
dollars t2ul. or imprisoned in the
county jail, no. exceeding thirty days
1901. or both. at the discretion Of the
Court.
Sec. 6. Al acts AMI parts oc acts in
consistent with this act are hereby re-
pealcd.
Sec. :. This act shall take eTec:
and be in fore. from anl after IT. pas
s.ge
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ADVERTISING Cheap: Good /: systs-
~ mafic. All persons who consemplsss
making cvnsrAets With neWx3spefs for he in
scriioa Of aavertisenenu should ed 81
cents to tsso p. Row Ii Z Co, 4LPAyk ROv,
~a,-~e~,sI .S.ssa.l cae..;o;ns liz a.
over dst. newspaper and estimates. skowsDG
the cost. AdveFtsre3enss taken for leading
papers in many States q . tr nsndSO ~
sucfiva from paoiiahszs rates. GxS Yss susE
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Scrap Books.

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& BUILDER,

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Business Nea. EaIlrOad officials.
CouEIy Officers, aud others. At
teassi0n
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First in Tia Eie.d---E-:.5.;si.l 1853.
Dali $40. WEEKLY 81.
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shall be pleased to carry passenger
upon the days mentioned, leaving BED
Cloud II 8 A " % Maa5ays, Hedne
DAYS and Fridays Leaving Junists
as 6 A. ~, ID Tuesdays, Thursday
and Saturdays
Fare reasonable.
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Part, ~ a.l 49, are -ast-.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-20
READ tbs.

The advertising rates for space in
THE CHIEF for the year 1875, will be
as follows:
One column, per year $500
One-half column do 400
One-fourth column 300
Business Carts, 500
do when inserted for short
time, per month, l.5o
Local notices third page) to regu-
lar advertisers, S cents per line Tor
each insertion.
Transien. notices, per lire, 10 cts.
Under the head of Specials" set
in solid Nonpareil. notices will he IN
serted for % cents an inch or less, ter
each insertion. This last form We wish
to introduce to those who want to sell
or buy stock, land, or for the general
wants Of the community.
Legal notices at Statute rates. At
torneys and officers of the Law will be
held responsible for the legal notices
they hand in.
Lodges and other Associations will
be charged 5 cents per line for all
notices not Of interest to the general
public.
Standing advertisements and locals
from regular advertisers payable at
the end Of each quarter.
Transient advertisements, and no.
tees from strangers must be paid IN
advance.
These rates will be adhered to, ex-
cept as regards fllirg contracts.
No person need ask any deduction
or discount from the above rates or
conditions.
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Notice.

To whom il may concern. All per-
sons are berby notified that the NJ. P.
r. r. Company have become tired OF
this wholesale slaughter upon their
timber, m the Republican Valley.
And from this time forward We
propose to protect our own interests,
and by SO doing We think we shall
protect the best interests of the set
tiers, Is We are convinced that there is
no timber in the Valley to spare,
Especially to be drawn out ofthe State
or cut into lumber. or In any manner
wasted. And We hope all good eitt
Gems viii consider these matters care
fully. and lend US their influence tc
protect what timber there asay be left
j. d. LcTRIpGE,
Land Com'r. 81. p. Railway,
QSmS
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-20

JoN'T p. BANGuAM. Of Henry Co.,
Iowa, arrived in town on Saturday
eve last, for the purpose OF looking
after the grassboppers and donating
some meal, clothing and other articles
(if needed.) By looking around the
| county he finds need for the articles
he has in his possession, and has dona-
ted one car load to this county, for
| which the citizens are very greatful.
Boys turn out Thursday night to
trip the light fantastic of your No, 9.
%. L. Battles of Guide Rock has
rented NJ. B. McNitt's building and
intends to put in a large stock of
farming implements and machinery
very soon.
The young people Of Red Cloud
and vicinity had a very interesting as
we'll as pleasant time at the spelling
school last Friday evening. The con-
test was quite spirited. Miss Eliza
Tulleys, of the Red Cloud school prov
cd to be the champion.
There will be another spelling
school at the Red Cloud school house
on Friday evening Jan. seth. All are
invited to attend.
We understand that NJ. B.
McNitt has sold the remainder Of his
stock of hardware to Mitchell i Nor.
hart ofthis place and intends to 50
out of the business.
"A Livery man from Hastings lost
Q horse here last Saturday night. 1t
was caused by over driving.
The Dutch boys are digging 9
well on their store porch.
! -Sherer has . Carbuncle on hi.
makke.
Mr.. Beal had the misfortune t
loose one Of his borses last Saturday,
it got cast and dis'ocsted q Of it.
hip joints, and they killed him.
The Grange Store has on hand /,
very large stock of Dry Goods an
Groceries just received.
The old building belonging to q
s. Haley. that stood on the corne
south Of CARRIER store has been movet
on t. the lot south Of where it origin
ally stood. and is COW used BY w. N
Richardson as . store house for corn
Of which he hasa large supply on han
for sale for feed or seed.
/ ". D. Mckinney Of Walnut cfeet
called Monday. He wishes to inform
the community in general that be b,
not appropriated any Of the aid good
that we're intrusted to him, as is n
ported. but can show receipts fl
everything that be took b. dU.ribnss
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COUNTY.

Arrival and Departure Of Mails
from the Red Cloud P.O
1NIATA Leaves Mondays
Wednesdays and Friday Z z %.
Mail closed Q D. m. Arrives Tues
day Thursday aud Saturdays p. N.
HARvARD Leaves Tuesdays and
Aday's 6 p. m. arrives Tuesday,
and Fridays 81 p. IN. Mail closed
%5s p. IN.
<TRANKLrN, going east, Mcnday's
and Thursdays 2. N. Gong west
Tuesdays and Fridays 10 a. m.
PLEASANT HILL leaves Thursdays s
.. m. Arrives Wednesdays 4 p. IN.
Mail closed 9 p. m.
JEWELL, Kansas. arrives Friday
I'm. Leaves Friday l p. IN.
Russell, Kansas, arrives Thursday $
II a. IN. Leaves Thursday ! p. m.
Office open from a until 6 p. IN.
Sundays.
AL registered matter must be IN
the evening before the mails leave.
NJ. b. MCNITT, T.. NJ.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-20

take this method Of informing the
the public that ! have sold my stock
of Hardware to Messrs Mitchell Il Mo-
hart, Of this place. And all those
knowing them selves indebted to me,
will confer q favor by calling and set
tleing either with cash or by note, as
| wish to square up the books.
24w2 NJ. B. MCNITT.
A. N. Nef has a very fee span OF
young Mares, which be wishes to ex'
change for q large span of Geldigns or
Mules. Any one wishing to exchange
will find him at the new Livery stable
in Red Cloud. 24"S"
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-20
NEW GOODSi


A fresh stock Of Dry Goods and
Groceries will be sold at bottom prices
at the Grange Store.
lou is this for Hight You can
buy a good kip pair Of boots for four
dollars at the Grange Store.
Try some Of that good Tea at the
Grange Store.
syPRINTSi 1-PRINTS !
The incest Prints in town can be
had at the Grange Store.
Ifyou want to get your Stationery
cheap 90 to the Pos. Office. 24w4
- Read the new advertisement Of
G. R. Jones. J~uniata.
Changers, ifyou want good tea,
coffee, sugar, and other groceries, call
at the Grange Store, next door to the
Post Office. john G. POTTER, Red
Cloud.
Go to Smith & Calvert for Furni
turc.
All kinds Of Dry Goods in large
supply and at reasonable rates at
CAREER & Cos.
Good warm fall and winter shawls
and dress goods at
G.. 4 Co.'S.
"A foil stock Of Boots and Shoes,
for the fall trade at
The highest Market price paid
for Wheat. Oats and Barley, at the
Red Cloud Drug Store,
c. II. Potter.
Changers, if you want your
Granger boots and shoes, call at the
Grange Store. JOHN G.. POTTER.
Kerosene, 30 cents per gallon Gar.
Der & Go.
Matches. 5 cents per box at Carriers.
Lapp chimneys, 3 for 25cts at Gar
bers.
Three bars soap, % cents, CARRIER 4
Co.
Soda l0ccnts per pound, a: CARRIERS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-20
EHE NEW YORK d

A11 vD WIN
For niDeteeen ycau this Great Late
my Paper has been . welcome visitor
q our 6roeide, and in al that period
not one sentence, lire or word, has ab-
peared in its columns to which serious
objection could be found. Ofa uni
ormly high moral tone, i. inculcates .
taste for reading, and its young read
ers intuitively learn 70 abhor vice, aod
to love al that is beautiful and true.
Filled each week with the choices,Pc @
ems. Stories, Sketches. News Items,
&c, it IL sure to become indispensable
70 every family in which it finds its
way. Mr.. Bonner promises to make
il better than wei for 1875, and wha;
he promises he more than fulGlls. For
specimen copy address; Robert Bonner
New York.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-20
THE SUN.
DAILY AND WEEKLY FOR 1875.

The approaeh Of the Presidential election
siyes unusual importance to the events and
Developments Of ISIS. We shall endeavor TO
describe them fully. faithfully and fear eHsly.
THE WEEKLY sun has nsv attained =
eireaiation Of over seventy tnogs,na eiR re.
yitory, and it, quality il well known to the
public. We shail&ot only cndezyor TO keep
il fully mp to the old standard. bot 70 improve
and 4u nsa xI Il y.,I' yu "a =. 5H- san,;.u. to be
sa ,no .,ii e IDSn3 Il 4. eoaaeased. .hes m
.imponsud, a fall length when Of Demsnt.
and Always, We trust. treated In . clear. In
teresting ard Instructive n,nnSr; srv
Ii il our aim to make the WEEKLY SUI
the beef family newspapef in the world. II
vii, be full Of entertaining and appropriate
re.linx OF ever sort. bat vin print notsins
10 Offend the m ~ s~erupulous and celicess
taste. II :.Ii .i..ys contain 'es 1 s.E ' esss-
fully selected and iee.sfy printed,
zen: featsre in tie WREKLY. sun. and is
article win always b found fesh . NE
III TIE - sunSe. 81 men indeps.des. in Reli,
tics il Increasing. and the wEEALl soA
l. their paper especially. II beion1s 70 20
party, and obeys no dietstion. cantsnding ios
principle. and for the sseesioe Of u -
men: +. : ssso::, -; s ssrs.ssss tie s.'. over
thrc1 Of repubiiess inssitatioas. II kas no
| fear of knUas, and seeb no AVON unc
The nsrfss Of everJ kind aad tie hsh-
| ions are regularly ssIorted e ., otsnns-
! The prics Of tie WEEKLY BIN - o.
| dollar : year for . sAset 81 eigAf .Dae0. an1
| 6fy-Six columns. A. fhn haf-iy beam Ia
expenses Of pager and pristine. ve ere not
! ss.e 20 nske aay diseosnt OF allow any Pre-
| f1;usp tolfiOds VIA nay nake Special sEosu
| 10 exsenA is circulation. csesx ne 81
| Isv. which requires payIaens n g.
| dollar . year. With tveosy e!sn the c3sk
pgevejd psstsee add = The fsss Of s1s
s~rptiou. Il 10 not nece1ey @ geS.r eeies
in arper 70 hare the WEEKLY sgs I'll
r.se. Auyone Who sesas oae dolls az
tvsnsy esao Win 81 he paSG. Doseeess
S6r year.
We hsvs n sesysiiins sssstA
~ weekly n9-Eishs pesS. nv
,ir eo,snns. Dab 49, yea. Sos<ss
e-es.ssi- a dsssssnss 6va tkss rs&-
rAeDoGly 0oD-A hsUe -Esf.pef
nexspasas Of ~tsssty-e1gAa epesEr1A DAN
eircaIsfsoo sseT EBy00L Al rhe neys fsf
@ssfh. ~ 0s3o rear. Il e;ass " J
to1sva, . Assesass Il 0pes MI
Aaasso 5 SU9.r 1sD Yesk ci4g
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-20
GODEY'S ID BOOK.

We feel that we would be doing onr
subscribers an injustice did We not call
their attention to this intrinsically good
Magazine, and charming Chrome, The
Rescue, which is given to each yearly
subscriber. Read the Prospectus, and
if you have never seen q copy Of the
Magazine, send IS cents to L.. A. GO
DEY, Philadelphia, Pa, for . copey.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-20

HI aLDINE lOE Jouudy, ic'o,iS ouiy
at hand, and certainly entitled 40 the
credit of being the very best number
vet issued ofthat beautiful publication.
In both pictures and literary matter,
this month, there is an infinite variety
and corresponding excellence. Pictori-
ally. the leading attractions are "a
Daughter of Cleopatra" after Vernet
Lecompt, by John s. Davis-an ad
mirable work of art, and supplying one
Of the highest types Of the duskier
Oriental beauty /; three magnificent
views of the mountains ofthe Delaware
Water gap, illustrating that pic
turestque region to fine advantage I;
an attractive fall-page, also by Davis,
'.Fishermans Luck" Loves Offices
by Siegert, and The Appointment"
by Otto Erdmann, two admirable
companion pictures, telling their sto-
ries with life and vigor /; a very strik
ing "Silver Full Moonlight" weird y
attractive; a fine view Of the new
western. Union Telegraph Building
New York; and an deliberately execut-
ed portrait of Miss Margaretta Is.
Moore, the popular elocu,ionist. Such
an array of pictorial charm is not often
given 10 n number, even BY Tn
Aldine.
The literary contents embrace the
following raer collection: An instruc
tive and very enjoyable paper on
Christmas in London" by Henry
Morford; one of the most charmingly
mischievous short stories of the period
by another of the new names which
The Aldiae is introducing to the
public-evidently Norsewoman'
Emma Stjierne Jarlsen I've should
like to have SOMEBODY pronounce that!
an excessively amusing sketch o
Student Life Abroad" by Fennt
Douglas; a valuable peep at the growth
| Of The Mistletoe;;" continuation Of
the popular serial, Lost Lillian Bra
cy;;"a most touching story of primi-
tive New England life, in "One Little
Puritan" by Annette l.. Noble; 9
pleasant translation, in the "Birthp,acs
of Mosart's Zauperaote, b. Miss h
c. Gildemeister; incisive articles OF
Literature, Music, the Drama, etc
In addition, there ore no less than fou
poems Of merits "a New Year
Wish, By Mrs. Margaret j. Preston
abreast with the Storm" by Joh'
Vance Cheney; and Songs Of tn
Months, by Alice N Guernsey,
This makes, We repeat, An issue o
equal excellence and variety, rare eve'
for The Aldine, and evidences tn
fact that under the new editorial man
ascment while nothing Is to be los
in high artistic reputation. the literar
merit Of the publication is to be KEEP
quite abreast withh
The Aldine Company has determines
to establish an Art Union similar {
the wellknowu Art Union in Englan
and distributes its works Of AT, bot
sculpture and paintings which ere con
stautly collecting. among its subscrib
erS Art premiums valued At $3.50
wiz be distributed among its subscrit
era Subscription tickets, 1t SEQ
each, euti,le the holder to The Aaa
for q year, 70 the nes chrome. and
q ticket in the distrib ation Of art pr
miume. The Asdinc Company, pal
fishers, No So Msiden Lane, Nex Yo
iGsy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-20
Notice to Teachers.

Notice !. hereby given. That /! will
Wins all persons who may desire 10
al themselves rs candidates Tor
oae of the primary or common
scbooIs of the county, at my once ~
rsJ Cloud. on the first Saturday CT
au.. November. February and
.s" IL. S. HALEY,
-" Go. Superintendent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-20
NAVAL. Jan. 5th, 1875.

We had our return spelling school
at the Farmer. creek school on Tues
day evening. There was large num-
Der present, had lively contes. and
some good spelling. Mr.. Irving and
Miss Edna Walker. Miss Mary Harry,
Mr.. J. r. Bull and ChaA Hunter the
teacher, taking the lead. Mr.. Hunter
finally spelled the school down. and
how be did spelIi The words few
around his head ike soliciting agents
in the east. SPELLISI.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-20
PERSONAL.

7. J. Ward, Of Still Water called
Tuesday.
O.. L. Battles smiled on Us Tuesday.
John Coon favored US with o call
Tuesday.
Professor Gillian calld Tuesday.
We received a call fron Mr.. Bang
ham Of Henry County Iowa who is
here looking after the interests Of the
Aid Society of this State. He used
to be an old acquaintance Of ours in
Michigan.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-20

A S. NeH has opened up a hrst
q. livery stable in the e OF smith :
S:iI;sra han, and has some Of the best
D, ';,s!' IN this part of the country.
nrSsrs for teams can be left. when he
= absent, at the Billiard Hall Head
NE advertisement.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-20

The Dutch Boys" have . very
large Ice house built and filed with
ice for use next summer 10 their Brew
cry. which they propose 70 bsild.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-20
Il. WILLCOX,
,N9TARY PUBLIC.

Corvcyancing and all other Notarial
Business will receive prompt attention.
IeTDepositions promptly and corrsot-
" taken. Address,
I'D O60VD, HEBRk00A.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-20
WANTED.

ro purchase for CASH. so head OF
Calves and Yearlings. from o
rs months old. INQUIRE Of
~ RAISER Bios,
Amiles East of Red Cloud.