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address particularly those who have been in
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Persons afflicted can, If they prefer, consult me
by letter detailing the symptoms OF the disease or
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instructions. All letters must be directed to j. H.
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Consultations, personally or by letter, gratis. Send
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Consultation Fsrlors 22s Suffer street. adjoining
the Young Mems Christian Association Building.
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r u S IS HOU S e,
Nos. 1909 and I0II ) street,

Nos. 1909 and I0II } street,
DIET. TENTH AND ELEVENTH, SACRAMENTO
ID This house has just been built, and opened
with furniture and ything new and inyi ing
Is centrally located close 70 street and visitors
TO the State Fair will fad it most desirable in all
reeprcts. ai125-islm
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CRACKERS { CORRECTIONS!

:" FISHER, NOS. Ses AND SIG STREET.
HI Sacramento. has just taken the Wholesale
Agency Of the CALIFORNIA CRACKER COMPANY
OF San Francisco. CRACKERS sold at lowest San
Francisco prices, with difference in time and freight
In favor Of purchasers Also, FISHERS CHOICE
CnNFECTIOES. at lowest market rates au22-3pem
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LEWIS q IoHNsToN

RE DOING MORE PRINTING. BETTER
~ printing and cheaper printing than any Other
house in Sacramento. Our facilities for doing sl
kinds Of Political Printing ate not exeeled on the
coast 40 street. sept
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FARM FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

- vnn ACRES OF LAND, LYING FIVE s9S.
oe sU$s miles east of Maryeville 1000 ~
acres thereof inclosed and under cultivation, -=-
the remainder growing up in young timber good
house, oarns orchards, etc. The well has the finest
drinking water in the valley. II not wanted for
farming il s one of the best stock ranches in the
county, aud will be sold cheap enough TO justify
use for stock only. Possession given September /,
1882 For further information inquire Of the Sacra-
mento Bank, Sacramento, California jy2S-1m
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NEW ART STUDIO.

~ II. GAINES, ARTIST, e27 J STREET, SAC
~ ramenio Cal.-The Peoples Gallery. All
kinds OF pictures made, from q brilliant little lin
type TO iiie-size portrait. GOOD work and rea-
sonabe prices Is my motto. Like the merchant
with his cent calico and his IS silk, SO l have all
prices from he cheapest and PLANES: nish to the
most elegant and artistic polite invitation ia ex.
tended 10 all to visit my Studio o27 street. Over
Dale 4 Co.'S Store sue6 islm
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TO LET Oh FOR SALE.


TO LET Oh FOR SALE.
- "
sSyerslcenonte " Ave lines In this departments are
1egtsi loE = cents soz sme: tTee tiIaes fqT Sc
ssnts o. u ssots DeY week
I'd OOMs FOR FAIR WEEK - WELL FUR
Bath free. Street cars pass the door every
five minutes. MRS. GRlUE, Proprietoress, Clunie
BuidinE, Eighth and streets. sslptf
FEyO LET-THREE OR FOUR NlCELY-FUR-
Z nisbed rooms TO let at 1923 II street., between
Third and Fourth. IS 3.a
YsNO LEE-THREE PLEASANT FRONT ROOMS,
\ furnished. located at corner Twelfth and
streets, convenient to TIE street cars Suitable for
persons attending the State Fair. s7-1w'
EEyo FURNISHED ROOMS. SUITABLE
4 for gentlemen or gentleman and wife bath.
room attached; all modern c0nyehiences board
convenient. Inquire at Thirteenth and X streets,
over store. ss.lw'
TSoR sALE-THE PROPERTY OF W. r. 49,.
a KNIGHTS, situate the corner Of ;sii
Eleventh and Streets consisting Of full Lot, 49,
S0x160, and Two Large and Desirable Residences,
and Two Cottages. For particulars, apply at tie
corner residence. sulS Inn
~ g1-ACRE STOCK FARM; Ae5.g,
E5zAbASas small valley rich, leye! land, yE9a
well watered all fenced, well sheltered and G'--<7s'
Of stock cattle and p horses price, $50 coo. For
further information address apply TO CARL
sTRoBEL, 32l J street, Sacramento, Cal, aulbln
ORLEANS HOTEL FIRST. CLASS FUR
( uished and nufuruished rooms to let 20 gentle.
men or families by the day, week ulolth. lois
Second street, between J and X. MRS. b. W. 0GG,
PToprietress. su2-H
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Geld Medals for 1876. 1871, 1873, 1879 and
1851.
HARRY BERNARD,
MANUFACTURER, COR. SIXTH AND L STREETS
SACRAMENTO.

SACRAMENTO.
EST have on hand and for sale at the lowest pos
sihle prices, the new style Of PONY PHAETokS,
the handsOmest in the State. Family Carriages
latest patterns. Neatest Open Buggies in the State
Light Top Buggies. Heavy Top Buggies for noun
tain use. Farmers Carriages. Trotting Wagons
and Suikies, all Of my own make. Carriage Paint
ing and Trimming 6eue st the lowest price. None
but the most experienced workmen employed he
pairing neatly done, and all work is warranted.
Cal at the Factory and see for yourself slim
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-01

We were surprised and delighted to
learn by the Argus last week that we
were going to be a candidate for Office
next fall, and also that we were trying
to curry favor" with farmers for
political purposes. 1t would be a
waste of time and space to deny the
charge of ''currying favor; every
man in the county that knows us, and
most of them DO, knows that We never
"curried favor in our life. We could
not do such n thing if We would, for We
don't know how. and besides il is not
our way of doing business. This fact is
pretty generally known. We should
judge. While We have the greatest re-
spect for the farmers, and love their
vocation, having spent q good share of
our life on the farm, We do no, curry
favor" with them, we do not need to.
We are found on the side ofthe farmer
because il is the side OF right and JUS
tee, and not because we expect to be
q candidate for an Office, for We have
no political aspirations. We might
say for the benefit Of the Argus man
that we have, OF more han one occa-
sion. been solicited by the farmers to
allow our name TO be used rs q candi-
date for office. and should We cver
consent 70 come before the people of
the county asking the favor OF their
votes We have reason % believe the
favor would not be denied.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-01


Our Adde'S. to the teachers u nos
ready and II you have not already re-
ceived . copy. call for u, vixen you arc
in toxn.
Bal weather and necessary inter
ruptions in travel, have prevented u.
from whiting niany schools ~ the be-
ginning o. the term As sc should like
10 have done.
We hsve encouraging reports from
the schools throughout the county
Among our young teachers lat heard
from, and who are doing good work,
are Misses Jennie Orr aud LIME Nc
fntosh.
Mis- Carrie lioldreige begins school
in Diet. No. 20 mex; Monday. There
will then be thirty four teachers en-
gagged IN the county.
The writer in the educational col
umn for Mas lsth. who said that Web
-tcr county i SO miles square nus
have had his teaching Ia Il state con-
tanning larger counties, Dr. else hi-
head vas slightly turned. BY refer
ring 10 a map. any person can see
that the county Is only 70 miles
square, and such a mistake as that. Is
almost objectionable, and should h
corrected at once.
We were not aware until the pas;
week that the idea was generally cir
culated that a young lady could not
obtain n certificate unless she Is II
years Of age. IL Is claimed that the
State Supt.. has given such a decision.
This is "a mistake for two reasons
First, the law does not authorize the
superintendent ia maze such a deci'
sion, and secondly. hc has ncrer made
any such a decision.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-01
Probate Notice.

In the matter of the estate Of August
Weishroad, deceased.
John u. Never having filed in
Court his petition praying for the APP
pointment Of an administrator Of the
said es,a;aie. Notice Is therefore
given Ia all persons Who may he sHter.
ested. that | have set the 9th day II
June 4. u. lss2 at one o'clock T.. M.
for hearing said petition. All interest
ell parties may appear on that day AMI
lie heard.
JSo. Il Wnrox. County Judge
County Court, Webster Co, Neh
Nav 18th, iss2. $2it
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-01
EafHAH Notice.

Taken mp BY the undersigned living
three miles south Of Wlieailaud post
office, Webster county Nebraska, on
Nav jth lss2. the following stock.
to-wit:
One old pony mare. dun color with
white stripe in face and one white
hind foot. One pony horse colt, dun
color. star i'm forehead and right hind
foot white. One three year old mare
dark hay. one dark brown mare coli
one year old, white -tripe IN face and
right hind foot white. One dark
brown horse colt n year old. white
spots ON left hind foot.
The owner or OF said stock
are requested to call. prove property,
paw charges and take the animals
away. In. "ArsoS
Wheatland, Webster Co, Neb.
AIyj
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-01
Country Schools.

a superintendent Of a city school IL
at liberty to arrange the course To be
pursued by the pupils Of his school
from the primary grade up, and thus if
he has properly arranged his course
he reaches the best results according
to his idea. He directs the primary
teacher what To do. and has the child's
faculties developed in the order which
lac thinks best. THE SCHooLMAsTER
calls this putting the 'straichijacket"
on the teacher. Now if some Of Us
country teachers who have no idea Of
our " of the proper order of devel-
opment of the child's mind, could
only have some good superintendent
put his "straightjacket' on us it
would be better for the school.
Is that too strong to say Those
of us who have no idea Of the devel-
opment Of the child's mind :" We
are no, wanting in material To furnish
the results of "a Norfolk County exam
~ina,ion in several parts of the country.
Some Of the errors exposed by that ex-
animation we think might lie corrcc.
ted if some intelligent superintendent
could fit his straightjacket on the
country-school teacher.
We know the fault il not all the
teachers. In n country school there
is a wanto of system which cannot be
controlled by the teachers as school
administration now is. If step into
n country school / ask myself what is
the best thing I can do for this school
this term ? for l may not be here next.
In answering this question I mus,
learn what the teachers have done
before me. II primary work has been
done by young and inexperienced
hands, rs is the case in most country
schools, I must expect to find some oil
i, poorly done. Because Of the short
ness of my term I cannot correct these
errors entirely. Suppose we had a
teacher of a Quincy school, one term,
TO teach arithmetic, n teacher Of a
Hancock school to teach arithmetic
the mex, term, and an ordinary coun-
try teacher 10 teach the next term,
what progress would the country
school make in capacity to perform
the operations in arithmetic accord
ing TO the Hancock method or what
progress would it make, according TO
the Quincy method, in making prob
lens in mental arithmetic! Mr..
ScHooLNasTER, you hit il when you
said the country sc~hool-teacher is not
in a position to be reached or, what
is the same, that country schools can
not be reached by criticism. A
country teacher goes about like a flea.
II he is intelligent the district will not
pay him what he can make at some
thing else, and he leaves ; or, iii il q
lady. matrimony offers more attrsc-
tons than the profession Of teaching.
II he is a novice they vote him out
and be goes to impose upon some
other school Isee no hope for you
to make the dry bones rattle in the
closets" Of country schools, until we
have Advance in school admin,s,ra-
tons H. McNuif in The SoAopl-
pa1rey.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-01
The editor of the Arg,s, with

The editor of the Argus, with his
usual vindictiveness against the
farmers, probably because they refuse
to support his worthless sheet to any
great extent, abuses treasurer Busch
ow because he does not compel them
to pay their taxes. The fact is a ma
jority of the farmers who owe taxes
cannot possibly pay them until a crop
is raised. without robbing their chill
dren of bread, and no one knows this
better than Mr.. Buschow, and he is
acting the part of a just and humane
officer in giving them a little more
time.
The best part of the article in ques-
ton, published in last weeks Argus, is
the statement that 'the Argus is to the
people what the Waterman on the
tower is to the beleagured city"
The display of gall" in this declara-
ton is simply sublime. in the light of
past events. The editor of the Argus.
prior to the Investigation, said in his
paper that if any crookedness was dis
covered he would be the first TO pub
ksh the fact, yet when the ex-clerk
disgorged over $500 he never said a
word, and when over $40O additional
was found against the clerk he never
published the fact. Rather an incom-
petent "wstchman on the tower" VIC
should say. If the editor of the Argus
really desired to be a "watchman on
the tower for the people he would
join with the CHIEF IN trying TO in
duce the county commissioners TO
compel Mr.. Tulleys to refund the
$500 of county funds which he still
has in his possession. We think it
would be far more comnendable on
the part Of the Argus to assist in the
recovery of money unlawhilly taken
from the county by . dishonest esRcisl.
than to be continually abusing the
farmers and the county treasurer for
not distressing the families Of the poor
by selling their little property to sat-
isfy an exhorhitant taxation brought
about by incompetent and dishoness
officials, who. with the hope ofprolong-
ing their disastrous rnle, paid Mr..
Kenney $500, whether out Of their
own pockets or out of the county
treasury, We do not know) TO come 10
Red Coud and run q paper in their
interest
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-01
Land onss =, nleenInr,.n N.b Fob. u. Las.

Land osee a, Bloomington Esb Feb. IL. Issg
Notice IL hereby giyei that, the following
am "a settler Ia. DIED n t,Ns Of bis iutsn,ioh
90 make Gnal proef ia support ofbs oi.lm add
secure anal sntry th.feG (. before the Clerk ai
Dis,rie, court. 10 wehsssr county ct hts cnscs
in Red Cloud Ssbrasts on k0n3ay June 9Th.
iss2. via
Josx Hcf1ais.
TIA No. S95S. for the nsrth--es 60, quarter 90 see
ton - tewn 4 north. rsnse n sc.t. ami nsmes
the f~oilowing pl,nessss t. prove he cnntiHguas
re-. denc. upon and cultivation Of ssli lsnt, yigi
Peter Duly. Thsm.- HcTtghs. Lee Campbell
and Charlie, Henciife. al OF Bsttn. Nsh.
msyGanl >. n. srt.Iss. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-01

This age Is one of Marvellous adj
vance The discovery of new ad.p-
~tatiosss of Electrical forces In the next
ten Yeas will astonish the world.
Intelligent and skilled ATTORNEYS
arc essential Ia securing Patents for
Inventors.
Communicate with Presley & Green
SD .fh 81, Washington D. Z.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-01

Now that good times are again upon
us, it is worth remembering that no
one cAn enjoy the pleasantest sur
roundings II in bad health. There are
hundreds of miserable people going
ahout to-day with disordered stomach.
liver OF kidneys. when a bottle of
farkers Ginger Tonic would do them
more good than all the medicine they
have ever tried.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-01

Decoration Day vas observed in
Red Cloud in an appropriate manner,
and the graves of all the ex-soldiers
buried in the cemetery at this place
were strewn with flowers by the men,
beers ofthe Grand Army of the Repub-
lie. A special squad Of the G. A. r,
boys were detailed for the purpose
and marched to the old cemetery on
graveyard hill and decorated the
tomb Of DR.. T. b. Williams. Space
forbids anything like q complete re-
port of the proceedings Of the day.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-01
Notice "a, n,d>

sealed proposals will be received by
the schoo board Of district No. II,
Meteaes county, Nebraska, until June
i6th lSs2. fcr building = frame school
house in said district. said building
20 ce ApA.s feet 10 feet studding.
itaas M specifications esn be seen
sey Gaining on the school hoard. The
board reserve the right to reject any
or all bids.
4l-44 c. .MArxrxrs nsr.,.or
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-01

The commissioners. following a re-
commentator made by the Argus
more than one year ago, came to the
assistance Of the treasurer by ordering
that officer preemtorily to collect all
delinquent taxes.-lAryas.
President Chester A Arthur, follow
ing a recommendation made by the
CHIEF less than six months ago, came
to the assistance of Fitz John Porter
by preemtorily ordering that the sem
tence Of court martial pronounced
eighteen years ago be suspended.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-01
See Miner Bros price Est on first

See Miner Bros price Est on first
page.
Calling and regret cards for sale At
the CHEP Office.
Earth has but few .orrows ,hat Hard
cash cannot heal.
The county dads met in solemn
copcisve last Saturday.
Riding K Combined culiivs,ors for
sale. by SPaSooLE 4 FUsK.
1t il said that Sylvester Day, living
south Of the river, in thi. county, has
become insane.
Never intrude upon the privacy Of
the merchant who does no. advertise /:
le. him sleep in peace.
The fin, through train for Denver
over the b. & ". road went west last
Sunday morning. II Vas a freight.
The clerk Of the weather has kindly
attended to the street sprinkling for
the last two weeks, and Mr.. Ballard
has had q rest.
The hand that guides the pen,
And the hand that wields the shears.
l. often overshadowed
BY a towering pair of ears.
Israel Stein, a former resident OF
Red Cloud, now travelling for a
Chicago firm. vas in town for a few
days last week and gave the CHEF a
call.
The Woman Suffrage Society will
meet at the residence Of Mrs. Sher-
wood on Friday afternoon Of this week
at 3 p. m. 1t is desired that all the
members be in attendance, as there
is important business. SEC.
Miss Ella Mcbride teacher Of music
and e~locution will give a public read
ing at the NJ. +. church Wednesday
eve. June eth, for the purpose Of or.
ganizing n class in elocution. All are
cordially invited. Admission free.
Don't let the belief that we are roll.
ing in wealth, deter you from coming
in to settle up. VIZ annually give
large sums to the heather, and thus
relieve ourself Of what would other
wise be an uncomfortable burden.
Memorial services under the auspi
ccs Of Garfield Post. G. A. r. were held
at the Congregational church in thi,
village last Sabbath at ii O'Clock a. m
Rev. Geo. o. Yeiser officiating. Tn,
G. A. r. boys Of Red Cloud marched
to the church in a body.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-01

Rev. s. B. Carnitz. an English Luth.
eran Minister Of Des moines, Iowa
and General Western, Sec'ty Of the
Home Board Of Missions Of the Luth-
eran Church. will preach in the court
house at Red Cloud Sunday June 4th,
1882, at II a. m. and 7! p. m.
Sunday School at the court house at
10 a. m. The public are cordially in
vited to attend church and Sunday
School services.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-01
PLEASANT DALE DISTRICT, No. 80.

PLEASANT DALE DISTRICT, No. 80.
May 26th, lss2.
Co. SUPT.-My school consists OF II
scholars. Average attendance Q. All
progressing nicely in their studies.
Several have been promoted and all
take a deep interest in their studies.
There have been several visitors
during the month.
Will aim to send in n short report
at the end OF each month.
Respectfully,
VIVA SToDpARp, Teacher.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-01
E...E e .EA..s.3.

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81 ,x-..r. vha nav a.ssr- - oe-s fhe2se s@s
a. esntisa.ss ter is.rksFs II tie tfsESTT -
oeur cp .eaSsi. ~ N~bsssf egsstF. 81 TEA
CI5.s on TIE ffst satEfdsy ~ ttu = stss e
F.srssry. nay Asxsst zad seTsas ~s AZ
Ti.. Hif, on tsGrss -stsfaxy - tss EsstAs :.
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ds-eh. JREe. serisAs-f s1s I~tsssEssr
Es.RsazftGus - rysbEeacs At s-ccs AS
Cs.sls. ". sgspsrs
su..~fatSs8<r. 81 Paste fzstrs1i1n.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-01

have purchased the fractional I sec.
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. B. McNrrr,
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-01

a cAsrssLL. Asst sup'I
Lots of Boots < Shoes at
J. q. PoITER's.
Wier Cultivators. Sold only by
SPASoGLE & FUSK.
Sweet potato plants for sale, at
RoBY's.
Clothing and Hats cheap at
j. &. PoTTER's.
Over twelve different styles Of Gull
tiyators. at SPASoGLE & FUSK.
Boots & Shoes will he sold cheap for
cash ut, J.G. PorrER's.
Improved farms and raw land for
sale by Simpson & Sweeney Of Blue
Hill Neb.
Call and see the stock and prices Of
Boots and Shoes before purchasing
elsewhere, at j. G. PoTTER's.
Subscribe for the CHIEF and get a
copy Of Kendall's Treatise on the
Horse" free Of charge.
London Purple and Paris Green for
bugs, in great quantities, at the City
Drug Store, Red Cloud.
Brown & Canton spring ~cultivators.
Sold only by SPANoGIE q FUNK.
J. X. Aultz is opening up a stock OF
goods at Holcomb's old stand.
Tonguelcss Cultivators for sale, by
SPASoGLE & FUNK.
The w. G. T. Union will meet at the
residence of Mrs. f. B. Warner on
Thursday next at 4 o'clock p. m.
All goods warranted. Terms to sui;
purchasers. SPASoGLE & FUNK.
The ladies aid society will meet Fri.
day afternoon nj the residence Of Mrs
Ella Ferman.
Church extension anniversary a,
the NJ. E. church next Sabbath eve
A collection will be taken for thai
object.
Insure your life in the Home Life
Association of Burlington.
HAwLEY & THORPE, Agent.
Strong. durable and light draft. the
best mower i'm the world. For sale by
SPANoGLE x FUNK.
Farm loans made by Simpson &
Sweezey Of Blue Hill Neb.. easy terms
and money in three days from appli
cation.
A communication from Deer creek
was handed in last week, but has been
mislaid, the most diligent search fail.
ing to reveal its whereabouts.
The hest is the cheapest-buy the
Norwegian Cultivator and be convin
ced. Sold only by
SPANoGLE & FUNK.
Call on Simpson & Sweezey Of Blu,
Hill, Neb., and get terms and price,
before buying land or making a loar
on your farm.
And still they GO, Must get rid O
etT VttitlNdtpfN I'D Ildkc ToDnl loT Ou
large stock of harvester goods.
SPANoGLE & FUNK.
Joseph CARRIER, after trying tw,
other kinds of c~ultivators~ purchased
Standard and is happy.
Remember clean corn ground in
sures a good crop. Our cultivators d,
the work. SrANoGLE & FUNK.
The r. & NJ. r. r., known as tn
Burlington Route" offers special ad
vantages to travellers. See THE
advertisement in this paper.
And still it rains, but those Cultiva
tors at Spanogle & Funk's are no
quite all sold. Closing out sale con
tinues two weeks yet.
Buckeye Ha~rvesters, Reapers an
Mowers. Wood Mowers. Clipper Now
es and Reapers, for sale by
A. A. PorE.
BY an accident on the Atchison an
Nebraska r. r. and high water, tn
Rev. Q. c. Todd was prevented gettin
here to preach last Sabbath as was an
nounced, but will be here next Sab
bath SIRE. .June 9TH 1850