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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

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The Omaha Bx Of Monday give
fuIl particulars Of one u the von,
storms thu; Eve vas known in he
United States We eoodense the foa-
lowing from the Refs report
The cyclone struck Grinnell, Ioxa.
sbou, . O'Clock Saturday evenine. =
persons were killed and about Is
wounded. A freight train va blown
from the track and % carr mashed 10
pieces. About seveniy-fve houses, in.
Guiding some Of the fines, residences
in the town were entirely destroyed.
Both Of the colleges we're demolished.
At the little town Of Malcolm seven
miles cas-; Of Grinnell msny houses
were blown down and seven persons
killed. A number OF farm houses in
the vicinity we're destroyed and .
large amount Of stock killed
Near the town Of Ames q farm
house Was blown down and q family 81
five persons were carried away and
none of them have been found.
Al MI Pleasant q number Of freight
cam were blown from the track add
the depot and several other build nss
unroofed.
The storms IN reported 10 have been
the most terrific ever witnessed.
Fowls had their feathers entirely
stripped of and trees were stripped
Of their bark, and the earth appeared
- if beaten and lashed with indis.
cribable fury.
Several Kansas towns were al.o
visited by storms ut about the am
time. st. Mary's Academy at Lear-
enworth was damaged considerable
and four Of the young lady students
killed.
At Sedelia, Mo-, the German Ca,ho-
lie Church was blown down. Tho,
damage TO property during last SatnT
duy's storm, will reach into The
millions.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

En-. CHIEr.-I think when you, asked
for a correspondent in each precinct,
you called for the general news in re-
gard to the crops &c. Let us try and
not exaggerate; nor slur our neighbors.
II I stopped blowing corn, il Was SIM
ply because the soil was too wet to
cultivate.
We would be glad to hear from al,
the precincts i'll the county. Would
like to hear how that creamery is
prospecting, for some of the farmers
in this section are wishing for one in
this part Of the county. I think We
are all most interested i'm farming and
dairy business at the present.
There vas . slight mistake in my
items last, stating that Mn. West
was supt. Of the Sunday school At
Wells,-Mr. West in place Of Nm.
Rustic ia quite mistaken in the Asst
Supt., it would be . better idea for
him to go and find out before he itim-
izes. He also stated that Plainview
Sunday school is better than hereto
fore, he wasn't there last summer to
know.
Was glad to hear our day school
vas visited BY the CO., Supt., last
week.
| There was a big wolf chase took
place last week, Mr.. Will McCallum
and Nj. Householder on horse back.
Mr.. wolf came out victorious.
Mr.. Graves and wife have trans
planted over seven hundred cabbage
plants. He also informs me his cane
will not be a half crop on account of
the seed not coming good.
Mrs. Mcdonald is anticipating .
visit to Illinois ~ soon - the harvest
is over.
The Spiritualists are talking Of
having . grove camp meeting the last
9f1June.
Mr.. Householder presides At the
organ every Sabbath BY taking il 70
and from Nr. Hansen;s.
Mr.. Carson and family from near
Hastings stopped At my place Tuesday
night, been on = visit 10 Smith county
Kansas. they report everything -four
ishing in Kan, and the farmers are
happy.
Mr.. Will Miners family have all
been down with the measlee.
Mr.. AGREE and family vent on .
visit to Blue Hill Sunday morning,
last accounts had not returned.
]. G. A.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22
\ th;u- q n..ufs ;;

\ thins of beauty - . joy forever.
The working of the Marsh. Deerinr
Twine Binder is indeed. beautiful.
Ficrsfose to secure joy in this world.
buy a Marsh Binder to harvest your
grain with. Hes viii be happy die
rest OF your days. and your children.
aye; even your grandchildren, will
bless your noble deed. Spapoele &
Funk has them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

Now that good times are again upon
us. II Is worth remembering that no
one can enjoy the plcasantest sur
roundings If IN bad health. There are
hundreds es miserable people going
o to-day with disordered stomach.
lver or kidneys. when a bottle OF
farkers Ginger Tonic would do them
more good than all. the medicine they
have Yer tried..
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22
TILE

Trstm Daily excepf rundsy.
: Lots Of Boots d Shoes at
J. q. PorrER's.
Sweet potato plants for sale. at
RoBY's.
Clothing and Hats cheap a.
J. q. PoTTER's.
Ladies call on Mrs. Fowler for YOU
Millinery goods.
Boots & Shoes will he sold cheap foI
cash at, JIG. roTrER's.
Go to Mrs. Fowler's for the latcs'
styles i'm Millinery.
The best Header in the known
world is for sale, by s. K F.
Climax double gearcd, changeabl,
speed mowers, ut
SrANOGLE 4 FUxK's.
Cash for Eggs. Butter. Poultry, Rag
and Old Iron, at the New Produce
Store. 45-Is
Three or four second hand Har
vesters in good condition, at
SrANoGLE 4 FrSL's.
Cali and see the stock and prices O
Boots and Shoes before purchasing
elsewhere, at j. &. PorTER's.
New goods constantly being received
at the leading Millinery Store, one
door north Of the Bank.
ForSD:-A large leather pocket
book. The owner a get the same
by calling at the CHIEF Office.
Now is the time, and Mt Spanogle &
Funk's is the place TO buy the hes,
Harvesting Machinery in the market.
Go 10 Mrs. Fowler's Millinery Store,
one door north Of Smith Bros Bank,
for the latest styles of Millinery goods.
Call on Simpson & swcczey of Blue
Hill, Neb., and get terms and prices
before buying land or making n loan
OIL your farm.
When you want anything in the
flour. feed or grocery line do not fail
to call on Chas. +. Putnam. Fresh
fruits and vegetables always on hand.
The b. & NJ. r. R., known MS the
Burlington Route" offers special adj
vantagcs tO travellers. See thier
advertisement in this paper.
Fresh Strawberries received every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
evening, at PUrxAM's.
Farm loans made by Simpson 4
Sweeney of Blue Hill Neb., easy terms
and money in three days from appli-
cation.
NJ. c. Sherman is in the well boring
and pump business, and when you
anything in his line give him a
call. 4
Ho! Ho! The Royal St. John,
and Singer Sewing Ma
chimes. Call and see them, ut
SPANoGLE & FUNK's.
Farmers if You want hay rakes to
complete your happiness. Spanoglc 4
Funk has a host Of them of every
description.
lfyou wish a good article, try tho
Red Clond Mills. Patent Flour, also
the Red Rose, which is the best in the
City for the price.
Smith Brothers announce still an
other important reduction i'm rate of
interest on time loans. Straight nine
per cent annual interest. Call at the
Bank and leave your application.
S-40tf.
A Mcintosh has cut $50 acres of
grass each year for 3 years with his
Empire Mower, and still it is able to
cut twice as many years yet without
The Empire is the BOSS"
SrANoGLE & FUNK has them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

SrAnog3e 4 Pssk me N The 6eId
vith-a fnn Epsa Hssvs.sinx Narhin-
ssy. iscladhg he AAsA Tuing Dis-
De-. wiv Hsaden.
AauA Hssvsssssk 0oobi,ef neapen
90 NoUas. 1SbpG naka - Drop
psssv Rnpire, lie ClimsH ~ De
hon Biss 1sDwen. RevolvisE ~
Seiky Hhy nshes. end the ee3ebs.sed
NcCalluns Hay Rsekso aeasch 70 n.
crdsoa.y wagon bod Farmers call
aud So them befose buyisc~
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22
TAKE NOTICE.

| have purchased the fractional ! G c
of land laying between Peter McNitt's
and the river. And the public is
hereby notified not to cut any timber
on the same. Nj. Il. McNrrr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

The commencement exercises Of
the university closed yesterday morn
ing with the oraiions Of seven Of the
eight graduates. At the opera house,
and the comforting of the degrees By
the chancellor. This class l. made mp
Of students averaging twenty-one
yean Of age. somewhat younger than
usual in this and other collegiate in
stitutions, bat the culture and thought
shown in their compositions, and the
ESQ and grace Of their delivery. show
progress in discipline and application
that 10 highly encouraging 10 those
who wish well 70 the institution and
take an interest in its work. The
Regents conferred an appropriate com
pliment upon Hon. James Monroe, Of
Ohio, who delivered the very able uni-
verify address Of Tuesday evening,
~ also . lecture on Monday evening.
for the benefit Of the literary socie-
ties, the degree Of l. l. d. yr. Mon
roes long public service. literary cub
sure and educational work made him
worthy a the honor.
Tie JoCxxAL will be . ake prophet
Tie boys and girls OF the claas Of a.
= not make . mark in the future
Gstoey q our sesse.-&Ak Journal
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

Com h Looming.
Al kinds q small grain are unusu-
ally promising.
The heaviest rain q the season Seal
last Monday night.
The county commissioners were in
session again last Monday.
Farmer are improving the aiming
kosn." eSltivaiing their corn.
Mr.. W. }. Wilson has our THANKS Sos
some very nice raspberry planta
The smiling countenance Of Mr. 8.
C. Smith il again aeon At the bank.
Seward CARRIER came up from Oma-
ha last week To visit his parents and
friends.
Rev. A. J. Ya,er. the new Episcopal
minister. wss a caller At tho CHIEF
Office las, Monday.
The q. A. Z. will meet At their hall
next Monday night. All members are
requested TO be present.
The creamery folks have the
thanks OF the CHIEF for q nice roll Of
their execllen, creamery butter.
We we're shown q sample of rye
from Mr.. Cias. Keuhn's field, south Of
the river, that measured over six feet
in length.
Rev. Geo. O. Yeiscr viii. BY Divine
permission, preach next Sabbath
morning and evening At the Congrega-
tional Church.
On accoun Of tho small pox in Col
umbus, the Sunday School Convention
viii not convene on June Goth, ~
heretofore announced.
We are under obligation to r. N.
Lewis, Z. Anderson and others for
financial favors. God will bless those
who remember the poor.
There seems TO be a little politics in
the wind already, which goes to show
that it will wax exceedingly warm as
election time approaches.
7 A great many Of our citizens con-
template making a trip to Denver
when the through passenger trains
begin to run, about the first of July. 4
There was q load Of corn on the
street last week but the owner could
not find a purchaser at 90 cents q
bashel, and he hauled it back home. 4
Mr.. StrOhm says that he is surprised
that the editor of the Argus should be
able to distinguish the difference
between a democrat and q copper
head
There are n great many strangers in
town nowadays, and the majority Of
them are buying lots or other
property and preparing to become
permanent residents of Red Cloud. \
1t seems that we were led into an
error some weeks ago by parties who
claim they had reason to believe that
Sylvester Day had become insane.
His neighbors inform us that he is a.
rational rs anybody.
]. L. Frame beats the world on po-
tatoes. He planted about ] of a.
bushel, and they, while not appearing
above the ground, consequently are
bug proof, have good large new
potatoes formed already.
Tho Red Cloud boys went up to
Wells last Friday and engaged the
first nine of that place i'm a matched
game Of base ball, which resulted in q
victory for the Wells boys. We are
informed that the score stood two TO
one in favor of the Wells nine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

We sell Butter Tubs and Ashton
salt, and pay the highest cash price
for Butter & Eggs. 4s.tfI
ORMSBY & DrcKERsoy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22
NOTICE.

All persons knowing themselves in
to the firm of Mitchell & Nor
hart Will do well 70 call and settle
inside Of ten days or it will 90 into the
hands Of the Probate Court.
MITCHELL & MORHARr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22
HoR AAle

500 Town Lots In Red Cloud. lmuroyed
!asms, Valuable Hessl property, Large
Livery and Feed Barn. Prices yessonakie.
terms 70 suit purchaser. cal o. o. "a.
eres:, W. q. sr1oHx,
3V-u Bed clec6. Nah.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

Come TO the CHIEF Office for your
wedding stationery. The secret
charms which We impart to work of
this kind on its passage through our
hands prevents family jars. Those
who contemplate shutting OF the coils
OF single bleseedness should remember
this. and insure = long and happy life,
plenty Of children and a serene and
tranquil passage to the other shore at
the end of LIES journey, by getting
VOW. Wedding stationery at this Office.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22
Strawberry and Ice Cream.

There will he a Strawberry and Ice
Cream festival ut the NJ. E church
Thursday evening the 2od inst. In
case it should storm rs it has some
times this season, the festival will he
postponed until Friday evening. BY
order Of Committee.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22
A Oeuehtf0 Novelty.

: Ladies prefer Foreston Cologne be-
n they find this lasting combina-
o OF exquisite perfumes a, delightful
novelty.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

NEBRASKA BAPTIST SEMINARY
Commencement exercises, Wednes-
day, June !. Programmed: Declam-
alton, +. Cook E<say. Minnie Buxzell /;
Recitation. Callic Dryden; Grafton,
Elmer E. Sprague; Debate, Would the
practice Of the learned professions by
women be beneficial to themselves and
to society! AT, Laura Hardin ; Neg,
w. II. Craig. Recitation, LIME For.
sythe; Grafton, A. +. Canon; Class
history and prophecy, Flora
sprague.-We regret that Miss
Emma Buckley, our esteemed instruc-
tor in mathematics and elocution,
will not return to us next year. She
has accepted . position nearer home,
in the public schools Of Carrollton.
Ills. We are looking to Illinois for .
substitute. The Executive Board Of
the Seminary, at the last quarterly
meeting, voted TO relieve Principal
Read Of the financial burdens and re-
sponsibilities' Professor Sutherland
has moved into his new house. lust
ompletcd.-CoR--Laerury Notes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

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ell peree ~ vke nay desiss 10 e6ss tAsasss.ss
- eAsAidafss Tor iesshs,s ~ the rrtsaary %
ssooos seAsels - Webster eesst,. ct Red
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fsefssry. Nay Aasast shd Nov EN- BET; Al
blss Hill on the sn,t ssisrd.y IN the ses,hs u
sasary. April. Jsiy asl October. a. ostis
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March. June. ssrtentss ssi lee
klAmtHssioas 70 comFsecee 81 . . Nloek q. D
CaAaiss W. srsissss,
County Superintendent Of raAiie e,ion.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

Z The McCook Tribune says that work
has commenced on the B. 4 NJ. eating
house at that place, and that said
building will be the largest of the kind
west of Hastings. The B. 4 N. eating
house at Red Cloud is Ave times as
large As the one at Hastings, and is
the largest and best railroad building
west of Lincoln.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

The Republican Valley Saint An.
drews Society will meet at Riverton
on the Fourth. The object of the
meeting is to more fully complete
their organisation. All Scotchmen
and sons of Scotehmen, visitors and
residents are invited to attend. By
order Of Committee.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

1t seems that the north part of this
county will have a monopoly Of the
4th Of July celebrating this year.
There will be a celebration at Blue
Hill and n At Wells, while neither
Guide Rock or Red Cloud will en-
thuse. Our neighbors on the north
seem to be moro patriotic than we Of
the south. 4
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

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AUOsse IN, q s'esssAe ?. ~.
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en1ase. $1,000 y . AZ eab
dhansG.
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M I'll f1a-. y.
al. luEov. lssL IN. L
I 1xak v1 - 1ANes1 -
9psak oV1as ~ &stssss.
fxSRrrrogs.
Prof J. A. Ompbeii win conduc,
Arithmetic. Hisosy and Physiology.
Mis- Ella MeISide will conduct the
class in Eiocuion. This announce
ment is suficiess to secure confidence
in u reading aas.
j. Quincy corncli win conduct
glasses in Language and Bookkeeping.
Ex-Supt. 4. A Pope viii conduct
the work in Geography.
sapt. vanol xiil be present 4 por-
ton Of the tine.
Mn. Emms vancil viii conduct
model prim~y class Of children illus
tEsting Aos 10 teach small children in
our country schools.
Further notice will be given. in the
future.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

Money IA prove up with on final re-
ccipt. or on decided land st ; per cent,
and l-62 per cent. commission. 80 ~
straight . per cent. no commission.
Jso. X. WiuIux.
Oficc next door so Chief Office. son
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22
$4,000 70 Loan

On ResE Eetate security, Is . per
cent, annual interest No commip
sions. ~ The Webster County Bank,
Red Cloud. MT
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

FRANKLIN ACApENY.-This ins,itu.
ton has managers and friends who
know the difference between an acad-
envy and . college. The first term
began in December Of last year. At,
tendance, IS. The second term wa.
more largely attended. The main
building, 24x5O Is in ourse Of con.
strucsion ~ . collaborating and self.
boarding hall. II the trustees Of this
academy have courage equal TO the
tax, something in the nature Of
scholanhip win be seen within four or
five years.-Latrary Notes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22
No. IL

w. fS
This district is south Of No. 50, and
contains nearly u sections. The
school is Taught by Mrs. Frances
Brooks who is now engaged for the
third term. Several pupils in this
scboo! are among the beat scholars in
the county.
DISTRICT No. 81.
I This district is south OF No. IL.
Miss Cora v. Bcal is teaching here,
her school is an interesting one Her
grammar and composition exercises
are a prominent feature Of this school.
We wish the same idea WAS more fully
carried out in other schools.
DISTRICT No. 4.
This Is n Of our oldest districts
and Is south Of the river. Miss Emo
gene Downs closed her school in this
district on the sth inst. This has
been a profitable school in many re-
spects, but We would suggest to the
teacher that in another school, refuse
TO be disturbed by too many needless
questions from the pupils.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

A Mcintosh has cut $50 acres of
grass each year for 3 years with his
Empire Mower, and still it is able to
cut twice as many years yet without
breakage. The Empire is the BOSS"
SrANoGLE & FUNK has them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-08
by Frank ID. Hi & Goa
Real Estate Auctioncers,
Ne. 1lOs Main street,
SALE OF LARGE MINI

TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE NUM-
1 BIER az BUILDING LOTS on LAUREL.
CARY, CliAFFIN. AND WALLACE STREETS.
~ TIE WESTERN PART OF TllE CITY,
WHERE PROPERTY Is DAILY INCREASING
IN VALUE. AT AUCTION.-On
MONDAY, JUNE II, 1852,
at O'Clock l.. NJ,
will sell. Ivy virtue of a decd Of trust datc1 22d
February, 1879, and duly recorded. and al the re-
quest Of the beneficiary, on the premises. that
NICE BUILDING LOT on the east side Of Laurel
between AlbemaIlc and Spring streets. and Just
beyond the new Methodist church. Lot 3OXlij
feet - a l5-f0ot alley.
And Immediately after the above sale-Say at 81
o'clOck-FINE LOTS on the north side of Chaiiin
street between Culycr and Beach streets, each lot
3Oxl5O feet
Also. FOUR LOTS, each 3Oxl5O feet. on the
south side of Wallace street between Clark aud
Reservoir streets. These lots are near Turner'S
Flowcr-Gardcn and tie western gate leading from
Hollywood.
And at SO O'Clock we will sell the VERY DE-
SIRABLE LOT on the south side Of Cary,strcet be-
tween Clark and State streets. in rear ~ NOrtons
FlOwcr-(iaricn, aud adjoining the property of
Mr.. Tracy Myers: 30Xl32 feet.
These lots are AL well located. and. looking to
the future offer good opportunity for those par
ties seeking for a safe place for investment.
TERMS: one fourth cash: balance at SIX. twelve.
and eighteen months, per cent. added, and Sc
cured by deed Of tpsi.
HENRY G.. CANNON, Trustee.
Sale by FRANK u. BdIL & Co., Aucti0ncors.
ip
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-08
Wise men strive to fight their oppopent

Wise men strive TO fight their orponent
upon equal terms; in other words, tn,
devil must be fought with fire. Therefore
rs General Malone b supposed by many &c
be the very old Satan, and as he and his fol.
tswers look upon Res. Mr.. Massey as fire.
tsand, the Democrats should not hesitate
70 support the latter for congressman At
lIge-of course with the express under
standing that il elected he will act with the
National Democratic party.-Aieaa,aria
Hdxtsse.
A PRESBYTERIAN clergyman named MeLa-
rem committed suicide by hanging himself
NJ GreeBsyille, near Hamilton, Ont, Tues
day morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-08
AUCTION sALEs-ruture Days.
by w. II. Lyme & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucfioneers,
1l13 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
MOST
ELIGiBLY-LOCATED, HANDSOME,
AND ATTRACTIVE
THREE-STORY MODERN BRICK RESIDENCE
No. 500 WEST FRANKLIN STREET,
BELONGING TO THE ESTATE OF TIE LATE
JAMES A. RICHARDSON,
By AUCTION.

In pursuance Of decree Of the Chancery
Court Of the city Of Richmond entered on the
25th day Of April. 1852, IN the suit Of :. Ro-
bertsOn. &C., RS. Richardson's executor, &C."
the undersigned, special commissioner thereby al
pointed will sell by public auction, on the premi-
SEES, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1882,
at 6 o'clock = NJ, the above-namcd VALUABLE
RESIDENCE. No. 3O2. on the north side n Frank
lin street, between Madison and Monroe streets.
containing about fourteen rooms, constructed
upon the most approved plan In the most substan-
tial and convenient manner, having all the mo-
dern Improvements. and in perfect order, having
been built but few years ago, and with lot 'front.'
ing 274 by 1913 4-l2 feet, and an alley In rear 20
feet wide.
The excellent location of this property-in the
very centre of the most fashionable and delightful
portion OF the city, and where the most elegant
and costly residences have recently been, and are
now being. erected. together with the admirable
and attractive character Of the building and prem
i,cs-rcndcr this sale one of unusual interest 10
parties seeking lrst-class residence. Possess ion
can be bad by the IN Of August next If desired.
TERMS: one third cash residue by negotiable
notes at six and twelve months. with interest added.
and title retained until the purchase-money has
been fully paid and conveyance ordered ~ the
Court. j. u. ELM
Special Commissioner.
W. ". LYME & Co, AuctiOneers. tcS