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The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-04
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Nebraska lies almost in the center
of the United States. being between ~
and 43' north latitude, and 90 25> Ion.
gitudc.. west from Greenwich ,;She is
40 miles long and 2lO miles wide
The Missouri River forms a portion OF
the northern, and the entire eastern
boundary line of the State. She was
organized us Il territory, May 80. 1854,
and was admitted into the union as a
state on the first day of May, 1864 She
Is the 9th state admitted 70 the Union
under the constitution, and has i'll
creased in population and wealth fast
er than any other state. In 1860 she
had a population Of 2S,S4l; in 1870,
1898, an increase of 94,l52 in ten
years. In 1880 her population num-
bered 452,4OAa an increase of 3294229 in
ten years, and an average of over 30
900 per year. This is II larger per cent.
OF increase than can be shown by any
other state in the Union. Illinois and
Kansas probably come next, but both
fall far short of the percentage above
given. Illinois was organized as a ter
ritory in 1909, and in 1910 she had a
population Of l2,2S2 in 1920 her pop
ulatiOn was 55l62. and in 1880, 1884,
AS. Kansas was organized as II terri
tory May 80. 1854, and in 1860 had a
population of lO7, pos. In 1870 her
population reached 364,33S, ard in
1850, 996,006. The increase in the
wealth aOf Nebraska has kept pace
with the increase of her population.
The total number of farms in Nebras-
ka in 1860 was 27S9; In 1870, l2SOl,
and i'll 1850, 63,3S7; and the total val
lie of these farms was. in 1850, 3d.
S7S, l26 in 1870 the w~eresvalued at
$!05, 932,5il. The value of all farming
implements in the State i'm 1860 was
S2U5664; in 1870. $3.50 ZIG, and in
1880, S~7,s2J,9l7. The total value of
all stock in the State in 1860, was
81 ,l2S,I1l in 1870, s6,55I,l 1855, and in
1850, s33,440,265. What state can
make a better showing?
ITO be continual.)
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


The following are the real estate
transfers for the past week:
Emma c. Grusel and Frank to NJ.
W. Hamburger wd lot 3 b II b h and
lot IO-2I blk s Rs add to Blue Hill.
Consideration, Dds.
Ed Engler and Laura to \. E. Becker
wd Sc Or 34-I-I2. $500
FW Kuger Julius Meyer and l.
Schumanm trustees f l. church Blue
Hill To l. Warmth wd lots - b2.
JW Davis and Belle Davis to Lavina
Weld wd lot IS blk II Blue Hill.
Riley Thornburg to E G Grusel lot
lO-ll blk 6 RS add Blue Hill.
United States to Robert Rownd Sc o.
6-2-II. s.
C Barney and Mary to Gideon n
NJ KinSee and Chas A Andrews e Inf
35-2-l0 waive nd rights. $1,000
Ira o Martin and Matte A to D T
Newcomer lot d b 9 Blue Hill.
Lincoln Land Company to VIM Sa-
bin lots Sc b | VS. LIST add to Guide
Rock. 500
CB&QR y Co to Christie Fassler
nwGr l5-4-ll. $321.O3
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-04
IN1TALE

According to arrangements made
with the railroads. the people of this
vicinity have graded a new sidetrach
just south of the cheese factory. They
expect the rails will be laid soon and
a depot built. As soon rs that is COM
pleted several new buildings will be
put up. One man is going into the
hardware business +; another intends to
put up a livery stable, and still anoth-
er is going into the commission bust
ness. No n has yet appeared to
build a hotel, which business would be
the best paying of any. We never ex-
pect to achieve much of a town here,
but We have n good, well settled farm
ing country north and south of us. The
most of the people are obliged to travel
from ten to twenty miles to get to Red
Cloud or Riverton to do their trading.
1t would be a convenience to all con-
cerned to have a few stores here. A
MAJ who would bone in here with a
large stock of merchandise, and take
in exchange everything the farmers
raise, would soon build up a large
traale and do WE'LL:
Our new justice of the peace, r. r.
Pitney, is a fortunte man. His birth
day is always celebrated. 1t occurs on
Christmas day. This year Mrs. Pitney
thought she would surprise him. Christ
mas morning he wanted to go to visit
his son, who lives five miles from here
hut his wife prevailed upon him to
wait IN hour or two, and while he was
waiting the son and family put in an
appearance. That was nothing unus
ual, hut about noon when the neigh
bors began to come in the old gentle
man received them as though he knew
all about it, hut he owned up after
ward that he did not know what it all
meant till we told him we came to GEL
citrate his birthday, and we did cele-
brate it with "A delicious dinner to
which we did full justice.
RumOrs have been ahoat for some
time that our bachelor neighbor was
intending to go east to become Il bene-
dict, some time about the holidays.
We always thought it was too good to
be true, and now it seems that he de-
lays until some time next month. De-
lays are dangerous.
A number Of our people attended the
Masonic dedication at Red Cloud, and
some of them did not get back till the
middle of the next day. The report a
good time and an excellent supper,
but they were almost starved before
they could get it. They they think the
Masonic dining room is not capacious
enough for 30 !argea family.
Charles Hunter occupies his new
house. 1t is comfortable, convenient
and beautiful. BETSY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-04

A BUSINESS CHANGE-Messrs. c.
Wiener & Co, of Chicago, have pur.
chased the clothing house. i'm the
State Bank block, owned by John Hay
Messrs. Wiener & Co., are experienced
business men, and propose to establish
a business here in Red Cloud that will
he a credit to our city. They contem-
plate at no late date opening a large
dry goods store i'm connection with
their present business, as soon us they
can procure suitable rooms. They
will increase their present stock OF
goods, and also add a large and varied
stock of boots and shoes. The new
firm are wideawake business mel and
will make trade lively in their line of
business. THE CHIEF welcomes the
new firm to Red Cloud and hopes
that their investment will pay them
a~bundantly. We call the attention of
our readers to their advertisement on
the fourth page of tO-day's CHIEF.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-04
A BLESSING TO ALI MANKIND.

In these times when our newspa-
pers are flooded with patent medicine
advertisements, it is gratifying TO know
what to procure that will certainly
cure you. If you are bilhouA blood
out Of order, liver inactive, or gener-
ally debiliated, there is nothing in the
world that will cure you so quickly Is
Electric Bitters. They ere . blessing
to all mankind, and can be had for
only fifty cents a bottle, OF Henry
Cook.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-04

TERMS OF COURT.-In the Eigth Jul
dicial district Of Nebraska, for the year
1884. / hereby fix the time of hold
ing the regular terms of District Court,
in and tor the organized counties com
prising the Eighth Judicial District of
Nebraska, for the year 1884. as follows:
Gosper, March &; Webster, March
% and October 81 ; Franklin, April
% and October %; Frontier, May Is ;
Red Willow, May Is and November 5;
Hitchcock, May 10, and Nov. .; Fur
mas, May 81, and Nov. 10; Harlan,
May pc. and Nov. Is; Kcarney, June
I'D, and Nov. 20; Phelps, June II, and
Nov. PC.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-04
DON'T SPILL THE MILK.

"There is no use crying over spilled
milk" says the old saw. If you are
not. only bald, but have no life in the
roots of your hair, there is no use cry
ing over that, either. Take both time
and yourself by the forelock while
there is q forelock left. Apply Park
er's Hair Balsam to your har before
matters get worse. 1t will arrest the
falling off of your hair and restore its
original color, gloss and s~oftness. It is
a perfect dressing withal, clean, richly
perfumed, cools and heals the scalp.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-04
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that on and
after February !, 1884, the co-partner-
ship heretofore existing between Haley
& Edinger, doing business in the town
of Red Cloud, Webster county. Nebras'
ka, will be dissolved, NJ. d. Edinger re.
firing from the firm, A. Haley contin.
uing in the business At the old stand.
All parties knowing themselves to be
indebted to the firm will please call
and settle their accounts before tina.
time. HALEY 4 EDINGER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-04

By reference to our Wheatland cor
respondence We learn of a fearful acci-
dent which befell Il young man named
Eek, living a Wells. 1t seems that
Eek and a man named ::Furnen were
out hunting and that they had scared
ND a lack rabbit. Eek raised his gun
and fired at the animal, and was about
to fire the second barrel when he stop
ned for fear of shooting the dog. He
then lowered his gun to the ground and
threw his foot over the stock and sud-
denly the loaded barrel exploded, the
contents entering his head under the
chin. killing him instantly. 1t was a
yery distressing accident. 1t is sup
posed that he discharged the gun with
his foot accidently when he put his leg
across the stock. He was buried on
the 25th.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-04
WILLIAM GAsLIN, Jr., Judge,
ALMA, NEB.. January l, 1884.

In accordance with a resolution
adopted Mt the last annual meeting of
the State Alliance n special meeting
will lie held at Kearney, on Wedne>-
day and Thursday, january I6 and II,
1884. The following gentlemen will
address the meeting: Judge A. W.
McKeighan, OF Webster county Hons.
John Brand, of Buffalo county r. S.
Maionfy, ST., Richardson county; Al
len Root, Douglas county Z. Rose
water. Douglas county. Other gentle
men of note from different states have
been invited to he present. Delegates
on the b. & NJ. railway will, by send
ing to ]. W. Burrows, Filley
Neb., receive certificates that will en-
title them to round trip tickets at reg
ular excursion rates, viz: and
One-fourth fare.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-04
Composed for The Chief.
WEBSTER N
By AECHD. THOMSON.

OF all Nebraska'S fertile lands,
Our Webster county most demands,
At least from us, One praise sincere,
With which to greet the coming year.
The name of Webster will be known,
When all who live are dead and gone,
Our watch-wOrd's still u county's
name,
To guide to honor, wealth and fame.
The volume "Unabridged' and large,
A duty great will still discharge;
While stasesmanship and law to fame,
Will long cOnsigu Great Daniels name.
To him all honor he, although
| know him not who did bestOw
The name upon Our county grand,
And fair as any in the land.
Its wealth, in stock and crop, is great,
And money too, I'm glad to state;
Though truly great. y~et!after all,
Compared with Its resources small.
As we increase and multiply,
with science, labOris great ally,)
New powers will bear upon the field,
And virgin soils their increase yield.
A few years will all uplift,
And wealth will come much like a gift;
The dug-Outs then away will pass,
With every blade of buffalo grass.
Our county town now houses show'th.
In number and material both
Improvements vast. beyond our hope,
And any in the Valleys scope.
The churches now are seen all DER
The growing town, yet we'll have more;
The court house, and the public school,
The stranger visits as a rule.
Hotels, saloons, and billiard halls,
For meats, and drinks, and rolling balls,
And butchers, mOney-lenders, banks,
And livery stables Of all ranks.
But grocery and dry goods stores
Count by the dozen, or by scores,
Then drugs, and toys, and roots, and
And trunds, and harness, shoes and
boots.
In hardware, forks, and spades, and
pals,
Or ev'rything from stoves to nails
You'll find. And lumber, coal and lime,
For cash, or otherwise, on time.
OF doctors, sheriff.. lawyers plenty,
Perhaps in all not less than twenty
Divines all orthodox, you bet,
The other kinds not needed yet.
Our BARRIERS emulate to grace,
In hirsute ways the head and face,
But milliners and tailOrs too,
With jewellers the rest will do.
We've carpenters of ev'ry grade,
And Smiths by name, and Smiths by
trade,
VelOcipedes and good wheelbarrows
And wagons, buggies, plows and har-
rows.
Toothache's pain OF rack controls
The dentist, and his gas consoles,
Or soothes so much, indeed in fact,
The pincers painless will extract.
But greatest yet to curse or bless.
Among them alrs printing press.
1t permeates the public mind
But to enlighten or to blind.
The press the lever is of knowledge
Whose fulcrum's found i'm ep'ry college.
The feat Archimedes projected,
To novel the world, is now perfected.
Now in conclusion / record,
Our acts will measure our reward.
May it be great, l pray in brief,
For county, town, and Red Cloud
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-04

To THE housekeeper, insist on getting
DeLand's Soda, and don't let your gro
Ger argue you out Of it. 1t will pay
you in.the end, and you will use no
other.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-04

4 FERocIOrs SwINE.-0n last Tues
day, the little daughter of Mark War
ner, living across the river, went out
to see a litter of little pigs, not think
ing that the old SOW would harm her.
However, when in the vicinity of her
hogship, the animal started for the
girl, and before she could escape. at
tackled her viciously, and would no
doubt have killed her had it not been
fer timely aid. Our Informant said
that as it was the child had one arm
crushed, her side injured, and other
wise badly used up. 1t was a narrow
escape.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-04

READ the continued story, entitled
Made or Married." now being run in
The CHIEF.
CLOSING out. Buggies, spring-wa-
CONS. road wagons, etc, must be sold.
Spanogle & Funk.
Do not miss reading the advertise
nients of the Golden Eagle clothing
store in u columns.
CLOSING ont. Cultivators, plows,
harrows. rnad scrapers, etc. Call at
once. Spanogle & Funk.
The firm ot Haley & Edinger will
he dissolved February 1. Mr.. A. Haley
viii continue the business.
lr will pay any M to look at the
reductions made by the successors OF
John Hay, called the Golden Ea-
gle.
CLOSING out. We have leased our
Office and warehouse, and must sell
ON stock. Call at once and get bar
gains. Spanogle II Funk.
ALoNZo Cure raised 1000 bushels of
wheat, $50 bushels of Oats, les bushels
of rye, and $500 bushels of corn during
the last year. He came to Red Cloud
a few years ago 4 poor nial but is now
doing well.
GEO. HOLLAND, of the Holland house
Red Cloud, has purchased the large
hotel in the same town, known is the
Boys Home. He is one - the most
popular landlords in the state.-Gudrd
Bloomington.
HoN. SILAs CARRIER, ex-governor of
Nebraska, came in from Red Cloud,
yesterday, and was welcomed to his
old home by many admiring friends.
The governor has regained his health
and informs us that ne tips the beam
at go pounds. Good enough for an
invalid.-Ljncoin journal.
Ii anyone is in need of clothing.
hats, caps. or furnishing goods, it will
be TO their advantage to call on the
Golden Eagle, whose advertisements
appear in our paper. and who state
they have come to stay, and will see if
honest treatment and low prices can
build up a trade.
The annual meeting of the W. c. L.
L. will he held at the Congregational
Church, on Wednesday, January .,
at two O'Clock p. M. at which time Of
ficers will he elected for the coming
year. All the ladies' who feel interest
ed i'm the work of this society are in
vited to lie present at this meeting.
Mr.. c. s. PALMER has commenced to
manufacture at this place the Rotary
Washing Machine. which has received
50 much favorable comment on our
streets during the past week. Quite a
number of our prominent citizens have
tried them. and in every case pro-
nofnced them the best i'm use. 1t is
the only machine that initiates hand
work by rubbing the clothes on a wash
board. and must he seen to he appre-
ciated.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-04

\ New CHEESE FACToRY-An effort
is now being made to establish Il cheese
factory on the farm Of Mr.. Henry c
Scott, near this city. The AIRY
arrangements have been made and 200
COWS secured. When another hun
dred COWS are procured. the factory
will he started. Mr.. Chamherlin Of
the Inavale factory will manage it. 1t
is calculated that it will be in working
order i'm March. 4. new store is to be
started in that neighborhOod Dol
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-04

LosT-J. l.. Davis, of Smith county,
Kansas. came To Red Cloud on last
"Wednesday to do some trading, and
brought his pocket-book well laden
with filthy lucre. While III a store
he took the money out to pay Il bill,
and in returning it to his pocket he
c~arelessly misplaced it between his
coats and went out on the streets where
it dropped out as supposed, and he is
now out $l60 or Whereabouts. He Of
fers a liberal reward to the finder, on
leaving the same at Netherlands gro
Gerry, or to him.
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6anbperf BON $1.75 big 1926 per Sag
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per Sag beanipru6en. Ser Strife
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ausgefauft. Sybr Waarenporratb miro
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babn arbeiteten, ma6ten borgeffern els
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berfaqt tpuroe. Man mirb f9 elnltz
,peilen nit bem pfanore9t auf Nofenz
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reou5iren, lpenn Seutf1lato 0as8!el1e
tbut.
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gerubigenbe 9iagnoie. gatte:
rSerr Doftor, iit bas 8eiben meiner
Grau iebr fart ausgebilbet!"
Ooftor: rNein, aber iebr fart eingez
biloet."
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Delri6s 8 Co.,

gsntraI~Ns,nisn.
go. Q 8cpIins @resn, RswzOorf.
S. y. Treer. agent far San gnttnio.
y. Wufisf, Asent far 9hulenturs.
ls.s,82tr--
q. .. gdr. y. Grana
epuisa. fIppn Grana q gs6ifr
Snrltntura.
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(Gortfesai.y folst.)

9paB unb Gan'bp.- IS 1T
unln6gli6, mebr SpaB an bieien lanz
gen Nbenben gu babett, els beim Ganbp@
MADDEN gu 9auie. Sbr fDnnt lernen,
gan6D aller Mrt 81 MAIDEN, tpie i'm bic
beIfen GonbitDren berifelleu, aus benz
uertbbpllen 8u6e. How to make
Candy. &ein 0aus fant obne bass
ielbe fein. Wirb pDrtOfrei fir 80
Gents Gin l ober 2 Gent Stalnps) Ders
fanbt. Wfan abreiIire:
The Housewife, &o6eifer, 9e. 9.
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The Housewife.

ein eirtbeimil6es Sournal fit ben atnez
rifanii6en 9ausbalt, tpir6 auf eilt.S .Sabr
frei an iebe Dame perfanbt, Die auf eins
nal bic Namen unb Mbreiien BON 10
berbeiratbetenO Oamen Dber9ausbdlterin=
nen neblt "a Gefts in 2 Gent Stamps
fir porto einf6idt. @s lit bas bette
sSamilienblatt in ben Ser. Staaten,
unb biele Oferte tpir6 nur gema6t, um
Namen gu erbalten, an ipel6e mir proz
benummern fenben fOnnen, benn mir
tpiGen, baB iebe Dame, bic THE
Housewife" iiebt, barauf abonnirt.
preis ST. bas Sar. Man fenbe beute,
um bic nd6ite Summer gu erbalten.
Mbreiie:
The Housewife, Rochester, N. Y.
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