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The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-13
The Peoples Brick Yard.

Mr.. ". H. Ludlow is now prepared to
furnish brick to all parties who want them
at a reasonable price, from bis brick yard
just north Of town. His brick are made
from the native clay as it is dug from the
bank, no sand or clay is added, and they
are of better quality than any heretofore
made 10 this country, and are fully equal
to u made In the state. 3m3
Blank leases for sale at the CHIEF
Office.
-Pitted Cherries, q very nice article,
for sale at koby's.
soo.s AND s5oEs
At John G. Potter's for everybody
who has the spcndulix to pay the very
low price which he is now selling for.
Don't fail 20 call and look At his goods in
this line, as he keeps the very best quail
ty OF hand made goods at prices to suit
everybody.
Still Ahead!
LIDDY is selling Shoes at prices that
will astonish you. Call and see thcm. If
Notice re "EAcECRs-
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-13

Notice l. hereby Etssa that the fnlh -'nE
uamsl .~ettlcr Ia s!ri notice - a., tE,~uitcH Q,
MAKE a1al proof 10 surror; % hs rtAtu. aat
seat &c saAl sHtIy thereof ~ n, ~Xpfraiivn o..
thirty day frya The date e tk- sotee sr
Mater e. wade Il he Cloa4. W -hstsr cpsa-
Is. S~brassa. for the ssa;hcAs; quarter % 49, -
rpsn ! north - range II west. AaI uAa % ths i"l-
Iau ~ a.. hn- vita Ns.e.. viz ,i~u'g- UgEnri q
" .hster coanty Ssb. Oliver Mccall - Nchs;rr
COUNTY. Mob snd ORLANDO WIskstgs Of Nrtsts 9
eoanty, Srsraska
oetsuoyS. 5. w.swrrZER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-13

Land Office a, Bloomington Neb oct lIth. lS7a.
Notice il hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice OF has intention 20
make fral proof in support Of hs 81 aim. and
secure final entry thereof NJ the expiration Of
thirty days from the date 81 this notice. VIZ:
William e. Maxwell Of Rei Cloud. Webster
county. Neb.. for the Lots > and ; AMI south =.
no = and northeast southeast Of section :
town ! range II west. AMI names the following ~
his witnesses. viz. Oliver Mccall OF Rcd loud,
Neb. and David Dirgec Of Rel Cloud \eh.
octl6noylS- =. w. SWIrXEK. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-13

Land Office at BiooIncngton N"b. Oct. llth -.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice Of hi intention to
mske final proof in SUI port of hi claim. and
secure final entry thereof at the expiration Of
thirty days from the date of this notice. VIZ
Charles Y. W. Krluse OF Webster c1un'y Seh.
for the northeast IA Irtcr " Sc IL town 2 north
of range II west. AMI names the FLOWING - M
witnesses. viz: John Werner ~ cbstcr county,
N-h and Henry Gcrke Of Weh-tHr county. Seb.
Octlrnoyl3 >. W. SNlILEK. KcgtS-cr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-13

Lzsi ess Il Eioara.sston, Nsh o-I go. -
So,ice : hr 80 ET~s bat Tho f~lio- -
nEmci s~et;lsr kas Hici -gtre~ u ~ ic'srIsa 70
mas. snai pref ~ safrsrt e 80 Ctatm. art
,-carv aual sntrT th~f~sf =; The sNFrran5g 4
II ~ divs fr8E ths isrS = ~ q raH-r. ~
jeha i,n.-a = elis rsN 80 the s~artsssst
quarter 80 : tsss . rcrta = rNnxe J. srss. AhI
tRn~ thr following - hus seiss-srs. ~
-p~n~sr kt-NInisf 81 WtIs. Nts ~Ess :
W.ll, d Wells - all Klrr Ps't5.s~lb-Nsh
eetBusy-7s :. " -NIfLEi.. ErEBtrf.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-13
Land Office a, Bloomington Neb. Sept g,h u

Land Office At bloomington Scb. Sept nth 1879.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has hlel notice Of his intention IT,
make final proof in support of his claim. and
secure final entry thereof ut the expiration OF
thirty days from the date Of this notice. viz:
Isaac H.. Hummel of Webster county. Web
for the ives, = northwest : sec. l. town range
II west. and narnc- the following a. his witnes.e.,
viz. Andrew ,iarlDck of Webster c-unty. Web.
and Melodies Hasay Of Webster county. N-b.
octlonoylj :. W. SyirZsE, Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-13
Land Office a, Bloominston N.b. oct. 9th. ls7s

Land Office at bloomington Nrb. Oct. 9Th. lsss.
Notice i, hereby gy-n that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention 10
make hnal proof in support Of his claim. and Sc
cure final cn,ry thereof si the expiration Of
thirty DAYS n cru the date OF this notice. viz:
Franklin H. Leonard Of Rel cloud. Webster
section 50 township I north OF range II wc-, aud
nam es the follow ing a. his witnesses. vr DaSlt
;. Ielvern - Red Cloud. Neb.. and lillian L.
Wilson of Red Cloud, Y ebrl-ka.
octl6novi3 :. W. SNIrIER, Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-13

Land Office al bloomington Ncb. oct. Sth. 1879.
Notice i. hereby given thI, the following
named settler has hlcd notice Of hi intention to
make final pro jf 10 support Of his clain. and Sc
cure fna, entry thereof ~ the expiration Of thirty
days from the a .te of this notice, viz:
Elizabeth HcberIy. widow of benjamin :.
HeheTly, ofGuide Rock, Seb.. for the northwe.t
quarter of sec. 81 town : north Of range q west,
and names the following ss her ~itne-se., viz:
Levi Iiebhcrly Of Guide Rock. Neb. and Frank
WILDER If Guide Rock. Seb.
octlonoyB :. ". SWlILER, Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-13
cEYrysE.r

For fair anil square dealing you VII
aEd il to your advantage 10 T.ie With
II. LlDDY.
Tca SALE.
" entire r.e:t e EoeS,, E::!.:,, VA
PAGER. T:.3:~-.asac.. Z: Asa VA
Psps. .5a-e.. t.1F.s-..:t &c. fAs- ::;s.
ST Y. :. y:S....
john G.. Potter has the largest s;net
Of lsGie.' goods. ready made clothing
and everything IN tha, iae in the county.
and invites the public 10 call and ex-
anime goods and prices before purchasing
elsewhere, rs he feels sure he can .u.t all
Teacher contracts for sale q, tie
CHIEF Office q, Eve cents each.
All who desire hedge plants vii DO
veil to consul, the underlined at Hast
iurs- Hedge plants this fall ., - % per
1000. Next -prine s. 81 per IuUu.
l3H j. CHERRY, Hastings, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-13
EsTsAY NOTICE.

-Chattel mortgage blanks for sale at
this Office.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-13
F'iRaI Proof Notices.

Lana ons =. rlssziassa- ~ OF - -.
Note !. a.r.hy Evsa ,hat th~ fI.-es
r,r~s r-Fftcr h.s fi~4 usf.rs r BE ~sfs-faaG o.
rnass Erai rr,~f - tzrt-ft . hs satz E~s
,erars fsal grtry ghsTssf a. ths ~iysFssssA 90
faf--y dsrs fra-r ths date ~ tes a-t-rr- -
!ssS Ma. q gshssf sluafF- Nsh. 60 ~
go set F1atrr 90 t.4u ! rsEss ~. ans
$50 - 'hs liss ssks "a .nesres- ss 'r~-
4. fs,A~s e H4zc nI3. al Prarksrd y. less
af i~oEsrtoA.
aovsdet :. " SwfTEER. E-srt-
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-13
~.
Sca SALE.

iurs. Hedge plants this fall q, 80 % per
1000. Next .prine s. 50 per IuD.
l3H j. CHERRY, Hastings, Neb.
STATEMENT UNDER OATH.
To WHOM IT MAY CoSCERS:-In the
year 1875 ] treated with Kcudllls Spa
vim Cure q bone SPAWN OF several month.
growth, nearly half as large as . hens
erg, and completely stopped the lame
ness and removed the enlargement. |
have worked the horse ever since very
hard since and he never has been lame.
nor could | ever see and difference in the
size Of the hook joints since treated
him with Kendall SPAWN Cure.
X A. GAINES.
E~nosburph Falls, VT, Feb. -, 2s.9.
Sworn and subscribed to before me.
this 18th day Of February, A. d. 1879,
JeHS q. JENNIE,
c. +. Goodman, Agect, Omaha, Ne
braska. > II.
/: /: Useless.
Trying to buy goods cheaper than LID
DY will sell you is only timc spent to no
purpose. You can't do it. If
PROVING Up.
We have been supplied by the Boom
ington land Office with the necessary
blanks for mai ING applications for foal
proof, and will fill out aud forward for
those wto wish us to do so, free Of
charge. Call at the CHIEF office.
cANvAss2as WANTED.
Experienced canvessers wanted for
Webster and Franklin counties. Rare
chance to make money. Small capital
only required. q. A. Brown,
y Red Cloud.
Candies Of all kinds, very nice, at
Roby's. lift
Bills of sale and ffty other blanks
for sale at the CHIEF cfice at eastern
prices.
Teachers Contracts.
Teachers Contracts can be had by
calling on rae or by calling at the CHIEF
Office, Red Cloud Neb.
A.. A. PORE. Co. Supt.
All blanks used by justices Of the
peace are tor sale at the CHIEF Office, at
Lincoln prices.
Brick! Brick Y Brick
Bur,on's have just burned a kiln of
about 100, 0Jn trick at their yard on the
creek just northeast Of town. These
brick are of the best quality and will be
sold at the lowest market price. Call at
their yard when you are in need OF brick
and be convinced that it will be to your
interest to deal with them. 9-2l
Blank WARRANTED deeds for sale at the
CHIEF Office.
Cigars. the best brands, five and ten
cents, at Roby's.
Town plais for sale at the CHIEF of.
fee.
REMEMBER
You can Saye Money By buying you
goods from LIDDY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-13

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The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-13
BOOTS = SIoES
Still Ahead
Notice &c TEACHERS,

LIDDY is selling Shoes at prices that
will astonish sou. Call and see thcm. If
The New York herald., 1879-08-04
THE MoRMoNs IN GEoRGIA-THEIR LOCAL SET
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND SUCCESSFUL
PRosELYrING EFroRTs-rHE WORK TO co ON.


PRosELYrING EFroRrs-rHE WORK TO co ON.
DALTON. Ga. August /, 1879.
Tho recent killing of Joseph Standing. the Nor
mon elder. by mob at vsrnell's station, has
brought about investig that results in some
interesting disclosures. In passing through At
lanta your correspondent had talk with ex-Gover-
nor Joseph Brown. who said :-"whon was in Salt
Lake City some years ago was as.onshed to hear
one of tho Mormon elders say that his people had
. strong foothold In Upper Georgia and East
Tennesscc." In travelling through the
ton about Dalton. embracing particularly the
lover part of chatooga. the upper part OF
Floyd and Walker. catoosa and Murray counties.
] Vas assoni~hcd to Gnd what hold the Mormons
have various communities. In each of these
counties they have sanoh believers aud In most OF
them ANAL congregations. Elders canvass through
thesc counties continually aud preach regularly.
Every few months they send on patches Of converts
for Utah.
one OF tho s;ranecst features OF the whole matter
IL that no can explain why tho Mormon elders
have chosen this section for their field OF operations
They can be heard of nowhere IN 9corgla. Alabama
or the Caroliaas outside OF this mountainous area.
covering dozen or 40 OF counties. II may DO be-
these counties are OF tho railroad, compare
lively inaccessible and inhabited In certain localities
by an ancducsscd people. The Mormon Eruption
began about seven years sgo.
GROWTH of rnK cmuncu IN GEORGIA.
most intelligent gentleman now hcre. q Senator
In tho state Legislature. said % mes-.sTh. nrst
Aormon that remember ever hearing OF here was
named Morgan ns was man OF great prominence
In Utah. and was cvidsnuy bent ON serious work.
ue was unusually shrewd. capable aud eloquent.
never saw q hrsyer man. he not only not 90 be
bui,ed bat he aggressive 90 tho last degrcc. lilo
preached his doctrines boldly and often under cir
oumstAnccs of great personal danger Al length no
haeAn " mako an IMPRESSION aud 10 got eonvsrts.
The New York herald., 1879-08-04

that some OF his friends brought him food ON tho
way to Havana. AT about four O'Clock L. NJ onJuiy
~. the party arrived at Havana. having travelled
all the time in third class carriages. and never nav
ing been given opportunity to wash himself since
he had been locked up in the closet at Maanzas the
colonel was not very presenfable wheh no
arrived in the capital In soiled raiment.
he was marched afoo through the streets OF Havana
to the palace of the Consul General Here he was
received by Senor joaquin Carbonuel. General
Blanco's secretary. This gentleman Immediately
ordered that the handouts be taken of and that the
prisoner be made free. The captors having rea-
son to give why they had arrested the prisoner Seor
Carbonuel made profuse apologies for the "inconve-
nience that had been occasioned but the time
mildly advised Colonel Barnet leave the island
u sure remedy OF avoiding o repetition of such
troubles III the future. TO aid him in following
tins advice the Secretary promised to give him
money to defray all expenses He inquired particu.
larly for the Colonels address i'll Havana intimatna
At this suggestion the Colonel became indignant and
said that he had been brought to Havana to be in.
suited. Spanish gold burns my hands," said he to
Sehor Carbonuel
''Sor AT HOME"
Before leaving Colonel Barnet asked for tho
Captain General and was told he not in Havana.
He then asked Tor General Callejas, his deputy and
was told, though he knew the contrary to be true
that he. too not in Havana He then to Con.
Hull and showed him the marks the cuffs had
made on his wrists. The Consul identified him as an
American citizen and accepted his formal protest.
The Colonel says he left Cuba because his lie
in dangeN 1t intended to kill him, and. to use
morrow he intends to remain in his adopted
country and protection and redress. AS
lie is allowed to leave the ship he Will go to Wash
ington and Secretary Eyarts.
The New York herald., 1879-08-04
A COLORED EDITOR ON THE COR
BIN ORDER.

The editor OF the Sherburne IN. W Ne,cs colorcd
man. in article tho exclusion Of the Jews from
Manhattan Beach, says:-"Intolerance. bigotry.
shoddyism. toad ism and all the contemp ptbe mean
ncssos of human nature have q way OF exhibiting
themselves. and so long rs they exist will have q
habit OF cropping out. Where the spirit is inherent
IL matters but little where in what shape it asserts
the malignity of its calibre. At time aims its
bitter hate at tho negro. then 1t spleen upon
tho 1rishman; again 1t strikes Its fangs into tho
'hcathen Chnee, and 1t turns its batteries
upon the Hebrew The best educated, most tai
cnted and thoroughly cultivated people are not
particularly troubled about who are enter
tanned at public resort. They naturally
affiliate with people of thoir class, and such OF
the oddities. peculiares eccenricitics OF others
spent at watering place are rather y source Of
decades have produced class OF wealthy people in
this country who have particular merit save
their good luck in taking advantage OF the countrys
trials and amassng money. That their ignorance Of
the value OF riches should develop the idea that
10 IL necessary to oppress somebody something
An order to give themselves consequence in the
world IL quite natural. The brutisnly ignorant
aristocrary OF the Old World aud two hundred
years ago were of similar mould of being but if
the grand intellects are consulted that have given
form and strength aud vitality to this. best OF all
countries aud which IL being rapidly initiated the
world over. there will DO found prescription or
dcridng OF people because Of natonalitity or ro-
ligion."
The New York herald., 1879-08-04
A VOICE FROM INDIANA.

SENATOR M'poNALD on THE POLITICAL arus-
TIoN-TrLDEN AND GRANT THE zwo wKaKfssr
cANprDATEs-A DEMOCRATIC vrcroEx cKn-
TAIN.
Senator Mcdonald. OF Indiana. who has come 10
this city in connection with his duties q member
of the Wallace Committee to investigate John L.
Davenport. was met the broad piazza 81 the
Brighton Beach Hotel yesterday evening by HERALD
reporter who directed tho Senator'S attention the
present aspect of political affairs Although first
little coy tho invigorsting brcczss from tho
and the dulcct strains from the band. which ~ss
playing at the time softened hin reserve. and he
said:--"Well, certainly why I
should not talk to you upon the subject.
would rather not discuss Mr. Tilden. bo-
cause Mr.. Hendricks Is naturally the candidate
OF everybody in my state, and 10 his
misfortune to bo associated with Mr.. Tildens can
vass. My only motive in refraning from discussing
Mr. Tilden is the fear that may be misunderstood.
From the Indiana standpoint he IN tho weakest
didate who could be nominated; but 81 the same
time the fact that he really elected In 1876
strongest claim upon the party. Ills Weakness also.
is in the fact. Somehow In the very crisis u
his political fate Mr.. Tildens opinions aud desires
in regard to the Presidency unknown even to
his best friends. and his want of decision at that
time seems to show that he lacks tho qualities
which are necessary in any great emergency
'Was IL not rather evidence of great relanceY the
reporter asked.
It was evidence of very great rcticcnce" the SEN
ator answered.
SOUTHERN VOTE.
"Is the democratic candidate. whoever he may be.
certain TO carry all the Southern States carried By
Mr., TiidenY'
without any doubt Whatever" was tho iaconc
reply.
'.what will be the result in Florida, South Caro-
lima aud louisiana the three States which the Elcc.
toral Commission gave to HayesT' tho reporter
asked.
''They will oil 20 democratic this time" the sena-
The New York herald., 1879-08-04
LOST BY A MOMENTS DELAY.

Isaas si.n Of No. xo E.st pity sixth street. and
eompanion. While rowing IA the Harlem River
yesterday. ~sw What they behaved D. b. the dead
body - a acailng tham. They attached
a rope - the mans sni to~ed ths body 90 the
Ilarisin River siuambo.f dccf. on the Nsw y0rh
ssas. Tho nnalns % the body are~ . crc~d. aud
among those assembled . doctor. Ne iooked
the fare u the m@a IN thg water. and believing
there stll Ale Ia him. orisrrd hiis - bc lifted
81 tho pler. whero he vigorously rubbed and
handled IA tho hope of rs-lseitaflng htm. Ne
showed positive siNns ~ iifp. bat died IN . few
minutes after oItad the ~ho nrst iscovsrei hiin
the lifted hisn into the bosf his lsfe might
have bren sawed. The body nskcll when found.
aud The man hsd app@rontly gone IN h@thing wAiie
under ths lnausnre of hluor
The New York herald., 1879-08-04

tor replied. II was not among those who were san.
guine IN lsI6. In these three States the political
machinery was still in the hands Of the republicans.
ana Il II was necessary to manipulate any one OF OK
them in the interest of Hayes felt that it would be
done II Mississippi had not been redeemed in 1879
1t could not have been in 1S7G-of that am con-
WINGED. With all the returning boards in the three
States in the hands of republicans was never san
guine after found the States in dispute and
do not believe that If Mr.. Tlden had been willing
party to the dcker which has been alleged that he
could have secured the prize to which he was justly
entitled"
INDIANA AND NEW YORK.
"ls there any prospect OF solid North next year
as well as a solid South?" the reporter asked.
The Senator smiled incredulously "Indana is
certain for the democracy whoever may be the stand
ard bearer of the party" he said.
"Woud Indiana go for Tildeu?"
az he Is nominated, yes. As have just told you
'.can anybody except TiIden carry New York?''
Yes. certainly. l am not sure that just now Mr..
Tilden would be the strongest candidate we could
nominate even in New York"
''Can air. Hendricks carry this State?'
''surely. You soc We would give such decided
ocratic triumph in New York would be inevitable.
With good ticket Indiana is always sure for the
democracy. and with such an example New York is
"wil not New Jersey and Connecticut follow the
lead of New York whether this state goes democratic
or republican, asked the reporter
III New York went republican they certainly
would Connecticut is very uncertain-shaky. in
fact.and New Jersey is apt to so as New York
goes.'
GRANT AND SHERMAN
"What would be the effect OF General Grant
didacy upon the result in Indiana and New YorkY'
II think Grant is the weakest candidate who is
likely to be opposed to u.s.. We can beat him In
Indiana without any trouble"
"What do you think OF Sherman?"
'Sherman is not strong even in Ohio. Although
he has many warm friends in Ohio he has also many
bitter enemies. The truth is. the Sherman family
Is unpopular; they have manifested a spirit of
eance which has not strengthened them with the
people,"
"1s not the fact that Sherman is from Ohio in it.
self an element of weaknessY'
"Hayes would make any cause ridiculous. Even
In Ohio the republicans recognize the fact that his
administration is nothing to be proud OF. Indeed.
good many republicans in that State willing to
Foster beaten this fall in order to rcbuke Hayes
and Sherman whose tool Hayes is.'
In proof of this the Senator produced q letter
from prominent Ohio republican suggesting the
means by which that result could be accom- pished
IL will not give You the gentleman's name for
publication" he said but you tho feeling that
underlies a communication like this have no
doubt of the result in 1880. 1t will be complete
democratic triumph, unless the democracy is
house divided against itself"
With this thought in his mind the Senator turned
the tables and began interviewing the reporter in
regard to Robinson Tilden and Tammany, and with
that phase or the conversation public interest in it
ceased.
The New York herald., 1879-08-04
vAGARIES OF A STEER.

THE ANIMAL GAINS HIS LIBERTY ONLY To
SENSATION.
Texan steer broke away from cattle yard al
Fortyfourth street and First avenue yesterday al.
ternoon. and If by instinct boed for the Twenty.
ninth precinct. He long time finding
his way there, for he heard of in
real streets. where frightened children
and pedestrians cleared the road for him.
When he started he comparatively
tame animal but before he had been at liberty half
hour a dozen or pistol shots had been fred
at him and mob of 500 men and boys were at hia
heels everywhere he turned. As near rs could be
ascertained he crossed through Fortyfourth street
to Eighth avenue and down that thoroughfare faa
as Fortieh street. Then he turned eastward and BY
u route not exactly defined by the police reached
the triangle formed by the intersection OF
Broadway. rhirty-second street and Sixth
avenue Here he held sway for over an hour. The
crowd increased to 1000 people. the were
blocked and reign of lasted until the Door
beast despatched with rifle while he stood on
the corner Thirty street and Sixth avenue.
Thomas Rey ynolds of No. $50 First avenue. atd who
is said TO be employed by the owners of the steer.
followed 1t whom it escaped. On the corner of
Thirty fourth street and Broadway IL turned him
and tossed him several yards. injurng him. how.
over, but slightly. After this exploit tho beast
The result was nothing more than prick OF pin
would have caused. The animal made rush, and
the crowd yelled and cleared the way for him. The
door of Thomas Baur's real estate office In ita
course and IL dashed its horns through the glass.
Then 1t turned around into broadway, and at
tractcd by something In front of drug store
opposite went hesdiong ia that direction when the
crowd dispensing chokcd up the store to the immi-
nent peril OF the showcases and the window plates.
Turning quickly around the animal rccrossed tho
street and dashed into the hallway of photograph
gallery at No. 1.2sS Broadway. With decent re-
spect for the interests OF the proprietor OF
the pictures he passed showcase full
of costly portraits ana was content to
thrust his horn into the wall, ripping
away tho plaster Another pistol shot again started
him upstairs. When half way up the first flight tho
beast tunbled over backward down into the hall
again. Several policemen had arrived by this time.
and among them Officer posthoif. who had oh.
tanned rifle from gentleman who lives ut No.
62 West Thrty.fourth street. He loaded the
weapon with large slug. and when
favorable chance offered fred shot that brought
the steer TO the earth. Two butchers on hand
with cart that bore the names of Gambe Klinge,
and they carried the carcass away. The above are
only fow OF tho incidents that occurred before tho
ansial killed. He attempted to gore horse
and walked deliberately into fruit store. The
police say that the crowd was responsible for driv.
ing the animal to madness.