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The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23
-NIINFRS \IRSERY e.

-NILNER NURSERY. CLOVER
Ton WEBSTER Co.-The undersigned
has at his Nursery a fine lot of Graf,
ted iruit trees of the harile>t,::.ni
choicest varieties. raised and for Sale
for f.. F Stephens of the Crete nur-
Sery. Viii also receive auj I'll or
dcr>, for all kinds of trees. "orn,mcntaI
as well As orchard and all varia:ie.
of Garien fruits. Pubic patronage
solicited.
l4s2 J l.. NILNER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23

Miss Florence Allen, and Mrs J..
Moore are prepared to do dress
making and Millinery. Also do over
felt and straw hats. Bleaching and
col"ring done in good style. Indies
of Red Cloud and vicinity are cordially
mvi;.d 70 call and examine u stock
oi Millinery good, before purchasing
elsewhere. ljtf
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23

The Red Cloud Mr!S are now run
nj ne nigh, and Cay and are turning
out an exceIlen grade of -four.
Me>srS Potter X Frl>bie, deserve
great credit for the teuacity with
which they have chung to their under
taking. aud in the face of many diff
culties they have. with indomltabie
energy pushed this enterprise forward
to success. They deserve the patron
ace of the rubilc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23

-Cnclc sam Da> received alarce
stock OF hats caps, boot, Il shoes, over
coat, X ready made clothing of all
kinds, SUGAR, anl tea, ~toIarr,>.
lie best Rio c@otice, AMI " ccric,
Of al kinds, r,vc HIM call every tLIng
sold cheap for cash.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23

C. II. Potter takes pleasure in
in;nlming the citizens Of Red Cloud
ami vicinity, that he has been ap
pointed agent for the ,a!e Of Owen II
thanbrlhu ; STANDARD Remedies
and j. prepared to furnish these crle-
hrated PREPARATIONS, the well mrritlrl
reputation of which needs no further
comment from Us, 10 all who desire
them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23

. Il c. Cathariic ami Liver Pin,
viii cleanse the system, regulate the
bowels, improve the digestion, aui
purity the blood, They never grippe.
Sold hy VIM. Harris. Storm Lake
Ful!erS Fuller Wholesale Agents,
Chicago. 2-hu,
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23

VIM. Nc Bride Informs u that he
has scared the services Of. uue OF
the best harness-makerS 10 the west.
ard is better prepared than ever to
act up good harness on short nolce
Nothing bat the best oak tanned iea
rier USED, ana ali work warranted.
LIT
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23

J. d Post informs Us that he ha,
the larges, barn west otJoe - Arncr>,
and he is prepared to accomnlydate
the freighrer> AMI olhHs who mas cal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23

fu.arN Want R,cIrou Neo a.
or- III ready made c.orhr9, L. -,oi-
and ~.ror,rn-, tt..c,> of the be-:
lranl,. Gly- them a call. lbs,
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23

Ct arity Lodge meets on the Friday
!, aight on or before the full moon.
Transient brethren cordially invited
J. 4. TrLLEYs ". VI.
= r. JOINS s"ry.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23

Subscribers would 10 Wi! tc pre-
serve this issue of the CHIEF, for
future rCte. ence. as IT contains some
valuable information relativeto heige,
sheep and peanuts.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23

What is good for u, is good for the
farmer. j. G.. Potter has a large stock
: 90. s" smoking tobacco which We
call irst-c!a>s. Cause why, We tiled 1t.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23

An Iowa paper grumbles because
ItS patrons bring in provisions that
are not as fresh as they might be.
w would be glad to get, eve cold
~yictualS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23

We want a dozen cords of wood
Oh >utScripti,n. Also a few onions.
And we might be induced to accept
Of a few Greenbacks.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23
GOVERNMENT
Eanh Atturneu.

VII a'ta1i ~ u business before
the [. :. Land One at Biocm'ncton.
Neb ard the department. " ,>hing-
ION l. { Three Yeas oH~s' ezre.
rience n I :. Lasd Ot1ce .. Lowell
and BLOOMINGTON.
Hi~e~ special attention - con:e arising
I7t'r-1" ~Pre-snP.IJn HoAe.teIi and lin
be- -! gre laws
fS-nfic" with .Tuiga GaS-n .xO ioo--
se.tn /. kIai pBcs sTiId.ug.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23

Those IN want Of new llI rooI-
wi. 10 sell ty rviu, me- a rIN-au ;
examine iuc--. j. e. Potter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23

Remember if ever You vi-i, Hast
ings Ncb and need a clock, watch or
iewelry, violin, violin strings, Sch oil
6books, mempraudunS, albums, aud
hotions of all kinds. Drugs &c Re call
on Il hrung & Coy. l1-3 m
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23

Zehrung \ Coy, of Hastings Ncb-
deal IN such a way tia: it ma eS II
Isa>aut for customers 20 40 there
again. If ever you visit the town
call and see them. /, 3m
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23

wcTe nuw through the establishment
~ Mccall, he boss" of the o il
rrrn. Mr. Metal is one or IL .e>t
mI.Ier> III thu state, an | the IA that
tie has control Of a mill j. = Sufficient
guarantee that the mil Will turn cut
nothing but the best of -four. tbs
mil i driven by a - hor-e power en-
-Inc. AMI turns out Il car load Of tiJur
~ n hours.
They have in oper ,tion in this mill
"A miidiing> purifier, which, it is claim
ed. Will make the best of Il ,lr out of
the mlddlinSS. Space will not aimit
of cur dwelling at any length on the
merits OF this business enterprise at
the pre-cHt timc. We may at some
future time give 4 more eX;cniei no
tie. The tow II Junllta i still i'm
proving, ani i surrolnlei by a well
5 tiled county. From the top of the
mill We counted nearly 10 farm
houses, which is quite 4 contrast to u
few years ago.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23

ponr borrow your ncighhorS paper to
read, bur come forward and paw fer one
ot1our own, AID thus slew yourself
Is tea mani
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23

Zghrung & Coy, of Hastings Ncb
" htcp the best assortment of Holiday
Goods, OF any house a the City. Inns
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23

j. . Potter d~c-.rv-- great or tt
foa the way Ia whirh hc conducts the
singing at the y%ariyD. mre,Ing-.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23

Dear friends, let liz softly whisper
in your ears, that if yen don't stop
stealing from tits othce W. viii alv.r r
ti>e you a. >coundr,l> aud vacatouds
which You certainly are Your names
are knowna and viii bc made pu5,i fl {
lijtlc game i not stopped. We might
also add that We consider UurSeifca-
pahle Of attending to the Books Of the
Office, and any officiating on the part
ofoutsilers Is uncaiiei for.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23

Lew Moore r. q pad the CHIEF Il
friendly visit on last tuesday, and
plid in advance for three subscriptions
tx" of them 10 Toe sent To FREUD IN
the east. 'Of such i, the kingdom of
I!ca~cn."
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23

We enjoyed IA short Wit to Juni-
alta, last week. The fist Icrson who
s;cc'ci u, al. our arrival va, }. ).
Land, prominent lawyer OF the place,
who kindly l~ntrriuccl u to the lead
in. men of .Juni,ta and showed u
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23

Don't feed your ,urniaS AMI other
trash to tie pigs and COWS, but come
IN and pay your Subscription with /,
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23

NJ. Richard on Mr.. Warner aut
M Cha. nan, glve u p,el-ant call
at Tue diy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23

Jacob Miller, .c,i!ng that il WI, h
llty 30 contribute Scm"thin. for the
benefit OF the local colum7 of the
CHEF, kindly presented ~ with a
book ia which to note down item, of
interest,"
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23

FIR waht Il eIacc. an Interesting
letter from "~>ci,hb!.r' t-I.-,o srr"ar
TIL Xeck.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23

evening", while returning fro IN his ap-
pnintmrnt W the River, on crossing
The bridge at frrmers Geek ~ rolv
stumbled and be- wl~ + oti.ltatri "a
the g'o"ud, sirditing his wrl>t lightly,
Ia; intilcring no o'hcr irJmics.
Notice the new ads OF lia,tin.S and
.Iuniata firms which appears this week
Cur kai!roal trlcmI~ arc alive to their
interests, and know full well the value
Of advertising. The man who makes
a free Use of printers lux, Is sure to
make it pay Ia The long run, il does
Uot pay TO bc >tingy with the printer.
W. \. Smith o! Hastings. Ncb.,
keeps . We'll elected stock Of Books,
S,arionary. Nu-ica! Instruments, jew
tlry, Watches. Clocks, Toys, AMI No
tion>. Dealers In stationary VII 10
We'll to give them a call. Watches
repaired aud satisfaction guaranteed
Look for the sign Book Store l1-ix
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23
Geo. w. Sheppard.

Late Oft. :. Land Office. Blooming
Ton. Neb.l
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23

We called at the WruL!
4 found The ''boy>' all busy.
Brown Il Silnchcpmb, the pub
'.rc wpining hard TO make
per a success, an! We hope
I've that they wall. G.. X
Co are, We believe, thc Lead
OF the town, and are
good t~I>iHr,~. D.IOn X Cole
engaged IN the mcIclI:ilc
, ani carry an extensive stock
=. They are Gentlemen wnpm
ec>urc 10 deal with, and de-
: Success which has attended
\ulcr, the enterpri,ing pro
1 the Junlata ilru-c j. a gen
Eho understands hi, business.
n-,Iuent!y a popular landlord.
l. Away provided with the
market affords. We advise
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23

! Nl.NT\N HIHFf TpRE
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23

a.. IA r"tha three Hardware stores
N IiI-'ings advertise i. the CHIKF
They have a J ar-y raiy from Webster
..-.rt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-13
A DEADLY STREET FIGHr.
Stones Used rs Missiles Against Policemen
by Rowdies-A Boy Morally Hurt.

Stones Used rs Missiles Against Policemen
bv Rowdies-A Boy Morally Hurt.
Having arrested william Thompson for
dlsorderhness at Eleventh Avenue and Forty
second street, Yesterday afternoon. Oficer Lin
derberg conducted him toward the Forty sew
enth street station. Roughs, Thompson's friends,
hurled stones bruising the officer Running to
assist OGicer Linderberg, Onicers Gaylard
aud Man provoked more stone throwing.
The officers, with their prisoner, sought refuge
beneath a low awning; but n stone, striking
Officer Man on the head, feled him. Then he
ana his brother officers moved quickly
up the avenue, mean timo the rouRhs
throwing stones. Oficer Man grasped one
Of them, James McHenry. just as he was
aiming a stone at the officers. James C-rr, u
youth, Of 5l9 West Forty INST street. was strlok-
en- down. "A stone having fractured his skull. Ihe
officers carried him INTO a convenient drug
store. Tho furious roughs kept up their assault
with stones, smdshiug the windows OF the
store. aud scarcely missing the druggist.
when Carr's MOunu mad been dressed, the oU-
GERS, having him, Thompson and Mcllenry 70
care for resumed the march To the station. un-
til they were within u square of II the roughs
followed closely, stOning determinedly. Thomp-
son had tussel at the door VI his
cell with Doorman Webster, and spraned the
Doorman's wrist. Police Surgeon Waterm N
Weston lelegraphed for Deputy Coroner Elliu-
ger to take Carrs ante mOrtcms statement.
Cars relatives salu last evening that Onlcer
Man broke his head with clue, but surgeon
Waterman said that the fracture was evidently
caused by raPgod-edged stone.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-13
RANK IN THE NAVY.
Line Officers AgRrieved nt being put on n
Footing with the stan Corps.

WASHINGTON. March IA difference
has existed for long time between the officers
Of the line In the Navy a0d the officers OF the
medical, engineer and pay corps. In the Naval
Appropriation bill of 1872 the relative rank OF
these officers was ixed 1t being provided, THAT
in estlm ntipg the length OF service for this pur
pose the several officers OF the stan corps shall
respectively take precedence in their several
gr4d des, and with those officers Of the line OF the
navy with whom they hold relative rank, who
have been In the naval service six years longer
than such officers OF said STAFF corps have been
In said service" The object Of this clause was
to put the officers OF the staff corps footing
with the line officers, whose entry into tho ser
vice dates from their original entry into the An
napolis Academy. IL seems that the line officers
consider themselves agRrieved by the action OF
Congress In relation to othe. officers therefore
they propose, in confidential circular pub
lished TODAY, to request each officer OF and
above the grade of Lieutenant to contribute IS,
and each ofhoer below that grade 80, to enable
the committee TO employ counsel. defray ex.
penses. &c, in attempting to secure the repeal
Of the six-year clause.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-13

Since the 9th Of February last i,09s,06 copies
OF IHK Sun have been sold
The chlldren's reception In tho Five PoinU
Houte OF lrdusiry VI 4 O'cluck to-day,
Sundru Ncirs: "It is never safe to trust ths
stan of elm ofce In the hanss Of one who has srAspd
the sword"
MIR. llMght was cunne'ted with the Commonwealth
Bank, not ths Continental.
BENJAMIN johnson, who WAS accused OF steal.
was ho IOrabuI discharged ni Justice DunT yesterday
The German clothing cutters took measures
anO 20 open exchanges In Church, Fith and Canal
sunday Courier; Query: Whether under
Gen. p'xs celebrated order, ,Beknap snd scncncs
tcctuaiy hauled uOwn the American h.E.'
or the overcrowding OF the schools the SuHdrp
Aycny tays i" lt tno Boeid Of Educatoa n.i lrrqi
greatly reduced."
Nolhs SUNDAY Times ami messenger syst
my Of Music IS NOUS Tor m aluo,en g. ne aadl
iormancc Is trlng % the singers AS ven
the SUNDAY Star says that Josh Hart Is 30
years old ~elshs ldo pounds nhd rs worm Slyl"n !
weighs 100 pounds, aud is worth 100000.
The sunday Cuisen says that Cardinal McClos-
key, Dr, MrGhnn, tlarles OConor Judges llrAiy and
n ans Ere qR & ASa9H Sws1a as g Sysq e9yS as. M
Syclias ,.,s Of ST. lairi1cN's Day, ~ IVY
The SundtlU Democrat says: "Whle honest
Democrats stand agas al The rgyca ions 81 IAinm'ny
Casersn they shoul be careful not 10 tan mo tc er
rur that the former leader OF inc Dung Democracy,
j mny O'Bren represents any punclpe. lie Is simply
The representative of the worst rl"urni IN clJ po lcs
the rOwdl ana the aSlcss ana such Is the ~ ns Oncd
servant Of the Republican, IartY'
Sunday Displtch "a truly delightful state OF
Affairs is that Of our savings hanAs doposlorsl lhey
entirely at the mercy OF whOsOeyer mas access TO
Their deposits ana those whp defraud tnem snap
mpudcnty their nngers az them VIII ia their distress
they cry out Tor the punishment Of the rasca II ~:
pears that c,auso povdmg for the impri onmcnl OF
dishonest savings banks officials was omit ii from tho
bank act OF 1862 at the last session OF tho Legislature
Was II mere bungnH OYerslgati"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-13
BROTH Err ORVIL.
lie is Influential. But not 80 Influential az
boss Shepherd.

lie is Influential. But not 80 Influential "a
boss shepherd.
WAsHINGToN March 1l.-Thomas G.
Dasher & Co. are manufacturing engineers In
Baltimore and are makers OF steam heating ap-
paratus. They put Orvil L. Grant on their pay
roll with the pay Of clerk, for tho benefit of
the influence which the Presidents brother was
supposed to have, and which, with the Presi-
dents evident sanction, he has been in the habit
Of peddling out In quantities to SUIT purchasers.
one OF the partners In this house recently had q
conversation with a newspaper reporter, In tho
course OF which, referring to certain work In a
public building, he said:
We were bidders for that work. and Mr. Grant gave
what legitimate and he could We fliloi. however
our proposal TO do II for s 900, at proft Of
fifteen cent, equal to about that sum. The con-
tract was awarded 60 Bartlett. RobDins Co. OF ths
city I the same ratenfeen per cent pront through
the nuence Of the Supervising Architect, A. ID. Mui.
lett the came nrn, through the same influence, OBJ
taiued the contract for the District j Treasury De.
partment and other work.
Bartlett, Robbins Il Co, OF Baltimore. are Boss
Shepherd men, and as tue thrifty Boss owned
Supervising Architect muett 1t was folly for
IL sher Co. u put IN bid for work on a q ov-
ernment building. The latter firm employed
Brother Orvil to counteravt Shepherds in1ts-
ence over Mullett. They very soon found "a
their cost that the Boss not only owned Mulloa
but the Administration.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-13
SOCI1L SUNDAY ASSEMBLY.
Tho Brilliant Reception ut tho Home fol
Aged and lnhrm Hebrcws.

Aged and In6rm Hebrews.
The best of the Hebrew population OF
the city attended the Purim reception Of the
Home for Aged and Infrm Hebrews, at Lexing-
ton avenue and Sixty-third street, Yesterday.
From eleven o'clock In the forenoon until seven
In the evening elegant eduipages, with liveriod
drivers, were driven to and from the institution,
Carrying fashionable guests. The parlors were
dazzlingly hlled.
The aged inmates Of the institution now num-
ber eighty, aud 1t will accommodate over one
hundred. On the lst OF May next II will be
Eighty seventh street and Avenue A where the
society owns seven acres OF ground, over two
hundred persons can be accOmm dated In the
new building, which IA model OF ARCHITECTURAL
beauty ana convenience. At Yesterdays recep-
tion one Of the tnm1tes, Aunty Prae2Or, ninety
six years Of age attracted much attention. She
was cheerful and happy, and insisted on kissing
ger is the oldest resident of the Home and the
youngest Is sixty mono younger being admitted.
The Home was organized in 1870 by Mr.. Jacobs
and Mrs JOachlmsen 1t had only three old
persons depending on its charity when 1t
opened. From that small beginning grew one
OF the most useful Of benevolent institutions.
Although conducted under the auspices Of
Hebrews, the benefits are extended to persons
OF any nationality or religion, conspicuo rs
motto at the reception was Cast me not OIL In
tho time Of cid age fnrsake mo not when my
strength faileLh." The Home Is supported en-
tirely by voluntary contributions. Among the
hynapOg cues whose congregations give support
are those Of the key. Messrs. lsaaos, Lyons,
Adler, Huebsch, Gottheil' Jacobs, Welscn, and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-13
PRICE TWO CENTS.
AFARMER'S FORTUNE GONE
FIVE VI ASKED BURGLIRS GETTING
orr WITH OTER $4,000.

An Entire Family Intimidnted and n House
RansnckedAC Compclling the Owner to Open
his safe aud Point out the vaiuabies.
Five masked men entered the house OF
James Crosby. wealthy farmer living on the
Dallytown road, near Farmer station, on the
Northern New Jersey Railroad, early yes
terday morning, and took OF S20,0t0 worth
OF United States bonds and $4,000 worth OF SILL
vorware and jewelry. Mr.. Crosby says that he
was awakened by a man wearing mask who,
lovo,it,, plstol, threatened to shoot N word
was saId soop .''erward four othcr masked
men entered tho room anu TO-, oe'Ieu Mr. Crosoy
to get out OF bed For time he heslta,o~ aoout
telling where his valuables were, but after
positive assurance that they would kill him he
consented not. however, until the BURGLARS hsd
beaten him black and blue. He gave them tho
Key OF the safe; whereupon they gagged him
and compelled hin To open 1t himself. After
having obtained the bonds and jewelry tho
thieves turned their attention TO tho silver
ware. and again under cover OF revolver COM
PEELED tho farmer to show whore II was. Mean
while one OF the burglars brought Mrs. Crosby.
her children, and the servant into the sitting
room and chatted with them. He said he meant
to DO no bodily harm to anybody unless It was
necessary, and then ho was prepared to shed
blood. They had come to rob tho house, and
rob II they would. They were part OF n gang
from New York. and were so closely hunted
down by tho police authorities that they were
compelled TO visit the suburbs.
Mr.. Crosby says that IN addition to robhlnRths
went to the stable, took one Of his most vaua-
BILE horses and buggy aud rode away, neither
of which has since been found.
MIR. Crosby descIbes tho men ns tall stalwart-
and determined. While they were ransackn9
the drawers they frequently made uso OF tho
names Of well-known New York thieves.
1he masks they wore were OF plain white
muslin, with irregular holes for the eyes, nose,
and mouth. The conversation carried on
among them much Of II slang, such as " How
Is this for high p Fm afraid" said one of
them. You hit the old m.n too hard, Bill,
but IT can't be helped now he had right to
have been more quiet, knowing that we are i've
to one, and that there was no getting away from
US. New York boys generally do things clean,
old man, don't they z" Here tall, Uow crful
fellow, who to all appearance was the leader,
interfered and told his companions that banter
ing and pareying any further was out OF the
question, and the sooner they moved tho better.
He then whistled to one Of the thieves who
keeping watch outside, with whom he had
shOrt consultation, the only part OF winch Mr..
Crosby could hear distinctly being, SHADY Side
Hotel, Pleasant. Valley" from which, the gem
tleman infefs, that tho robbers crossed from
that hotel aud In making their escape used his
horse and buggy to connect with a boat which
they had IN waiting.
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WHERE MOODY WILL DE USELESS.
some Original Notions About Preachers and
the Thirsty Politicians.

some Original Notions About Preachers and
the Thirsty Politicians.
"When MIR. Moody, the evangelist, gets
70 Heaven, he will be like Othelo, with his oc-
cupation gone" said MIR. Prentice Mulford. In
bis lecture in Trenor Hail. last evening; "he
will have no sinners there to convert, because
all the inhabitants will be good, aud he will have
no souls to save, because they will already be
saved. Then Mr.. Moody will look over the fence
which surrounds Heaven, and with longing
eye gsze into tho tottomloss pit. sigh to 60
down there and work to save the poor wretches
who nre wreathing In torment" MIR. Mulfnrd's
novel language eiicited applause from his audi
ence, and being lnspred by the eucourag ment,
he continued: II say Mf. Moody will Toe dissatis-
fed In Heaven, because he Is an active man. and
wants to have something gong on that IL liNcY
ana emotional. lie viii think the placid hapii-
ness, peaceful hymns, and dun music ON the
haTps, altogether too munotOnods."
Mr.. MulfOrd said that the OincehOlders and
third-term advocates are like anglewOrms
"You take an angleworm and cut IL In two, and
anew head viii grow ON the Eeadless half ana II
will still live. You cut OF an o0hceholders head,
and lie will set about growing "a new mead" Mr..
MuifOrd's course Of lectures came To an abrupt
end last night. He said that many of his former
hearers had been Drawn Oh by MoOdy's services.