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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-10
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The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-12

The case Of Thompson vs. Fort ct al
will be tried before Judge Beall in Red
Cloud on the 18th. The case is n tina,
relates to the injunction proceedings, iu
which the county board of supervisors
sought to restrain County Clerk Fort,
Treasurer White, and Judge Duffy from
appointing the commissioners that were
to take the place Of the board Of super.
visors, ss a result Of last falls election.
The contest suit was dismissed, but the
injunction still remains, and the motion
to dissolve the injunction will be argued
on that date. II there was no cause for
contest. there was certainly no room for
an injunction standing against the ap.
pointment Of the commissioners as
voted. The gentlemen have been ready
to I'LL their part Of the work, but
did not like to run up against the court.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-12
hoods pile sre prompt and sfaoisut

On Saturday, August II, 1895, at
Red Cloud. Neb., there will be an ex.
animation Of all pupils who desire to
make use Of the new law in regard to
free attendance Of nonresident pupils
ct public high schools.
The directions given by State Sup.
erintendent II. r. Corbett in regard
to it are as follows:
WHAT STUDENTS MAY ATTEND UNDER
THE LAW
Proviso III, Section 1, requires q
certificate of proficiency from the
county superintendent. This certi6-
cate, will be issued bv the county sup
Q ria.ondent only under one or the
other Of the following conditions:
!. The county superintendent
must have personal knowledge Of the
fact, or a certificate from the director
aud last teacher, that the pupil has
completed satisfactorily the work laid
out in the state course Of study for
common schools.
2. Special NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
who cannot meet the conditions stated
above may receive the necessary GER
tiGcate only after passing a satisfac.
tory examination. This examination
will be held this year on August 18th
at such places as my be arranged by
the county superintendent. Thf
questions will be furnished By
state superintendent; the courys~
erintendent will Inspect the papclvku
pass upon their merits. The examin-
alton will cover the following require
ments:
Readipg-Ab,llty TO read with cor
rect understanding and good express
sion varions selections furnished by
the examiner.
ADMINISTRATIVE to use numbers
readily and accurately in the fuuda-
mental processes, decimals fractions,
compound numbers and measurements
and the general principles Of percen-
tsge, interest and proportion.
English Language and Grammar
Especially the relation and depend.
ence of the parts Of sentences, writing
letters and descriptions in good Ian.
gnage and form, correct use of plurals,
possessives, capitals. etc.
A good general knowledge of geo.
graphy, U. s. history, and physiology.
Orthography and penmauship will
be judged from papers submitted in
other subjects. These papers will al.
SO be considered in marking the can
didate in language.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-12
Just What's Needed

Exclaims thousands Of people who hsye
taken Hoods Sarsaparilla at this season
Of the year, and who have noted the
success Of the medicine in giving them
relief from that tired feeling, waning
appetite and state Of extreme exhaustion
after the close confinement Of a long
winter season, the busy time attendant
upon a large and pressing business dur.
ing the spring months and with vacation
time yet some weeks distant. It is then
that the buildiug-up powers Of Hoods
Sarsaparilla are fully appreciated. II
seems perfectly adapted to overcome
that prostration caused by change OF
season, climate or life, and while 1t tones
and sustsins the system, it puriAss and
vitalizes the blood.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-12

The republican party Is stronger to
day than it has been for ten a
Democrats and others are coming into
the republican fold. The misrule of the
democratic party and the vogaries OF
other issues are too much for thinking
men and they rec ognize the fact tina,
the safety Of the nation lies within the
republican party. 1t is a mans prerog
alive to vote as he p~leases, and belong!tc
as many isms as he pleases, but notwith.
standing that fact he should not 20 for
ward blindly into disaster by remaining
outside OF the party of prosperity anc
b advocate Of good government, i. Q
the republican party.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-12

Committee next recommended dispen.
sing with one teacher in the high school:
that first and second infant classes be
under charge OF one and the same teach.
or devotipg three hours a day to each.
Suggest and recommend following
change in Let ward school viz: %consoli.
date second and third room (under one
tescher) and putting highest grade OF
third to fourth room, thus giving to each
teacher three grades.
On motion "R" society has permission
to use high school room on Friday even
ings when not interfering with the
school. on condition that they pay JAM
tor and other expenses.
On motion board proceeded to elec'
teachers. After a number Of balloting,
for superintendent without electing, the
board proceeded to ballot for othel
teachers, which resulted in the election
OF the following:
Miss Tilla McClelland, teacher IL
high school at salary Of eco per month
Mrs. Baum for grammar room.
Jno. Tulleys for grammar room.
Misses Cora CARRIER, Nellie West
Belle Spanogle, teachers in the Inter
mediate department.
Misses Mary Nye, Trix Mizer, infan
department.
ID. F. Scammon elected janitor Of higl
school building.
Following committee, J. 8. Gillian
and Henry Cook. appointed to drat
rules for government Of board in its OF
binary business.
Adjourned.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-12

Rutledge, the bicycle thief whom
Sheriff Runchey captured a few days
ago. is now in jail in Greeley, Colorado,
The culprit had shipped two of the
the stolen bicycles to Kansas City, and
was riding through on the other wher
captured. BY his capture, Sheriff Run
chey is entitled to $50 reward. 1t was 6
good haul, and the sheriff 10 to be con
graduated on his good fortune in nab
bing q thief Of Rutledge's character.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-12

TRE purifying process in the republi
can party is going on day by day. The
State Journal says: that Pennsylvania
and New York are advocating new lead.
ers and becoming tired Of Tom Plat,
Matt Quay, and so on. New leaders,
new vim and new energy enthused into
the republican ranks will insure a grand
victory in '96. The time can not come
too soon for the benefit OF the nation,
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-12

The political cauldron 10 beginning to
effervesce. Candidates are becoming
numerous and we look forward to a sue.
cessful victory this fall II the republican
party 10 judicious in putting forth it's
best men. Party success mean good
men and a vigorous campaign.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-12

Names Of Tia Apostles Mrs. Warmers
Glass.
Song 10 Miracles
By Mr.. Spellmau's Class
A Short history Of Congregationalism
Mr.. Cuttings Glass.
The last was = magic.lantern view Of
Christs ascension was 10 harmony with
the sopg,"My Faith Looks up toThee.'
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-12

THE Record, OF South Sioux City. Ne
braska, is a new republican paper that
came to our wigwam this week, marked
x. 1t is an excellent paper in every
way. Politics the right kind--republi.
can, Of course. Eimers Il Keefer are
the proprietors. The CHIEF wishes
them prosper,ty, l6 to /,
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-12
Sheriff. Sale.

Notice Is hereby given that under and by viz
we o. an order Of sale, issued from the once
tenth judicial district, within and for Webstar
county, Nebraska, upon q decree In an action
pehdink therein, wherein James MCKEE Is
q. Barber, Hannah Renkel. William II. Kcnkoi
Ssa smith Brothers Loan and Trust Company.
ddeie1dahts ! shan oner for sale at public ven.
tue east door OF the courthouse, at Red Cloud,
N SAID Webster county, Nebraska, Uhat beinx
court was holdenl on the 18th day OF July, A.
~ isyo. At one O'Clock p. m, OF said day, the
I0iiSwinS described property, t0-wit; The
north half OF the northeast quarter OF section
swenty,sls lse), In township two cd. north Of
webster county, Nebraska.
Sfven under my hand this 9Th day Of -
A'D' ,w vu.u.HN
Griggs Rinaker 4 Ribbs,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-12

The CHIEF believes that the city c0un.
Gil made a serious mistake in ordering
the water commissioner to shut of the
city water whore payment Ia not made
by the 18th, especially SO at this time
when money 10 scarce and hard 10 get.
The time to have adopted such measures
was when times were much better. The
order should be modified to suit the
timea.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-12

The CHIEF questions the propriety of
the board OF supervisors allowing over
800 10 claims in the contest suit Of
Thompson vs. Fort and othere: The suit
is a private n and in no way car the
expenses become a claim against the
potptu
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-12

WIN. IsoM OF Guide Rock, up to q
ehort time ago a rock.ribbed democrat,
says he cannot affiliate with that party
any more. and has come over to the
Grand Old Party. He was in Red Cloud
this week and paid this Office a pleasant
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-12

WEBSTER county has reason to con-
graduate herself. The crops in this
county are in Ane condition while many
counties east Of us are short on crops.
There are a number NJ states likewise.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-12

ONE day this week the Argus, Belt
and CHIEF offered to do the printing Of
the delinquent tax list for 96 per cent Of
the legal rate, and at v a greater re.
duction, but the board OF supervisors
went right straight ahead and voted it to
the Nation at full legal rates. Queer
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-12

Biggest Aluminium Plant on Earth.
The largest aluminium plant In the
world has Just been completed at Oak
Ridge. Mo. II will have q capacity Of
one hundred tons Of clay per day, CIV
Ing q daily output Of about twenty
thousand pounds Of metal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-12
A Shad Overflow.

"A shad overflow" Is reported in the
Delaware river. Never before were
the fish 80 large and fine or SO numer-
Gus. On Monday no less than 80.
splendid specimens Of the shad were
taken between Chester and the lower
bay.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-12

LET every farmer make his best efforts
to wipe out the Russian thistle before IL
gets a firm hold upon our soil. This is
OF vital importance TO land owners az
we'll as those who expect to make their
home hare
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-12
Names In

Madagascar leads In jaw-breaking
nomenclature. The name OF the man
who founded the kingdom was An
Observation-Disclosures. the reigning
queen Is the charming Ranavalomjaka,
and the prime minister to the
euphonius cognomen Of R%ainilaiari.
vony.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-12

RosEwATER still tries TO make people
think that he is a republican, but it will
be a hard matter for the pride Of sever.
al countries to make people believe that
he lie anything but a "bloomin' jay" in
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-12
A Rraln. WearinR Task.

First Business Man-Mercy, Georgei
WHAT'S the matter? Another bank gone
gard. and worried AND careworn. Sec.
wrong. I've been trying to figure my
way out Of the income tax.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-12

Whisksrs that are prenatureIy gray OF
faded should DO colored to prevent the
lock of ago, and Bnckingh, ms Dye sx.
GELS all others in ooloring brown or black,
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-12

SENATOR Thurston says Nebraska will
60 republican by $4,000 majority this
fall. 1t may not be that much, but go
republican che will without a doubt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-12
NOTES.

The return OF prosperity lie everywhere
apparent. Even the Pullman Palace
Car Factory raised the wages Of its EN-.
ployes, ten per cent. the other day.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-12

refer HUI, Cnm.
G. W. Hummel.
Moved and carried that the report
Of the committee be approved.
In the matter Of assessment
Of sw ID 25.3.11 assessed for the year
1894. Committee reported as follows:
To the board Of supervisors, we your
committee recommend in the case OF
assessment 9 W u 25.3.l1 that the treas.
urer be instructed to refund out Of the
several funds the proportionate amount
on the value Of 81. JF Watt
Jas Bloomfield
r G Best
Committees report approved.
In the report Of erroneous assessment
Of August Roats, the committee recon.
m ended that the amount of SIG, be
stricken from the assessment of 1885
Moved and carried that the report Of
the committee be approved.
Moved and seconded that the chair
appoint a committee to investigate the
petition from Cowles and make such 70.
port az they see best for the petitioners
Carried. Chair appointed Watt, Best
and Broomield.
Commute appointed to appraise uni
versity land reported, and on motion the
report was adopted.
Committee on.printing made report on
printing delinquent tax list for the year
1896 as follows:
We your committee on printing would
recommend that the printing of the de.
linquent tax list in the Nation at the
rates prescribed by law.
w M Crabill
Albert Kort
Motion made and seconded that the
majority report Of the committee be
adopted. The vote was-Ysas, Kindscher
Sprscher, Laird, Schultz, Hill, Kort
Crabil, Cox, Breomfield. Best, Hoffman;
nays, Watt, Hurd. Hummel, Mccall
Lewis. Carried.
Committee an settlement with county
Judge made report, and on motion was
approved.
Committee on settlement with county
superintendent made report, and on
motion was approved
Book at druggists, or mailed free
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-12
Statues to Have Artistic Criticism,

It was decided In future in New York
to refer all statues for the parks to the
Sculptors' society for criticism as to
their artistic merits before accepting
them. The advisory. art committee of
the art department. which has In the
past passed upon the statues. will act In
the future with the sculptors' society.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-12
CHURCH NOTES.
BAPTIST.

BAPTIST.
Subject Of morning sermon: THE
Greatest Thing in the World" Subject
OF evening sermon, ''God in Nature"
NJ. !. NOTES.
Epworthian Library! Living Books"
Tuesday evening at Mayor Bentley's
hall, fifty volumes all readable and in.
.structivo. The Epworthians will please
their many friends by furnishing them
books neatly bound and ice cream neat.
iy served.
These Epwortians bid for the patro.
mage Of their %appreciative friends. Kind
people Of u city give them a helping
hand. They are doing q good work in
your midst. Bentley's ball Tuesday
evening.
CONGREGATIONAL.
Sunday night occurred the quarter
ly Sunday School concert Of the Con.
gregational church a. their building.
The intention Of these exercises is to
show to the general public the work
that this branch of the Sunday school
is doing. Each class is given sup
Elementary work out side Of the regu-
lar lesson, which help to enliven in.
terest as we'll as doing them some
good. The following is the program
in which each person and GLASS cred.
itably rendered their part:
Class Anthems
Song. BY School
Scripture Reading. Miss Beal's Glass
Scripture Reading Golden Rule
BY Primary Class.
Prayer. .....By Pastor
Song ....Apostls's Greed
By Mrs. Mcfarland and MissSchsif-
nit's classes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-12
lie tap roots can get to it moro readi.

~
If the farmers theory al to plant
food is correct, then his practice Of
inverting the soil is correct: but II
my theory is correct. then inverting
the soil is q mistake.
l believe that better results would
obtain If the soil could be moved and
%pulverized without turning il. The
only object, If my theory Is correct,
is to put the soil into condition to ab-
sorb and hold water, because moist
earth conducts electricity while dry
earth does not.
Herein is the secret Of commercial
fertilizers 80 much used in the eastern
and southeastern states. These fer.
t~ilizsrs are principally mineral sub.
stances that readily conduct electric
currents and which the electric cur.
rents carry away, not into the plant
but int the earth, add hence they
must Be renewed every season.
If farmers wsuld use . smaller
break.plow and lot 1t run deeper, the
soil would be moved but not inverted.
The ground thus prepared for the
plant wsuld be left in its natsral con.
dition, right side up, as We see it
whore the immense wild forests grow.
Turning the soil is good for rsttiug
weeds and prairie sod, but not good
for the plant that Is to grow on it.
1t is not my purpose to discuss
what the winter wheat crop will yield
in 1896. The best work on that crop
during 1895 is the only question taken
up in this bulletin.
The 6rst step is to break the soil
early and deep with . narrow pillow,
leaving the sell as nearly a. possible
right side up.
The deep blowing will permit the
water to 90 below the plant, and the
heavy rains Of the fall will not SO ser.
iously lnjure it. Then Thorough roll.
ing will pack the top soil and enable
more Of the water to run of, AID pre-.
vent the hard winter weather from
getting at the roots.
Less acreage and Q better crop SO.
cured by more careful farming will
certainly pay better.
This subject of o~ultivating the
cereals will be continued, but farmers
are specially notified that the break.
ing down of the law of supply and
demand by i~nstitutiog artificial means
Of controlling prices prevent any cor.
rect estimate as to what crops will pay
best. Until this law Of supply and
demand is restored to its rightful sup
remacy, the matter Of selecting your
crop must remain q leap in the dark.
A horse kicked H. 8. Shafer, of the
Freemyer House, Middleburg, N. Y, on
the knee, which laid him up in bed and
caused the knee joint to become stiff. A
friend recommended him to use Chamber.
lain's Pain Balm, which he did, and in
two days was able to be around. Mr.
Shafer has recommended it to many
others and says 1t IS excellent for any
kind Of a bruise or sprain. This same
remedy is also famous for its cures o.
rheumatism. For sale by Deyo & Grice
Envelopes? Yes. how much? Fiv.
oa.Ac n ~col.u- D. N
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-12
supervisors Report.
RED Cloud, NEB., July 9th, 1894

RED CLOUD, NEB, July 9th, 1894.
Board Of representation met at regu.
lar session, all members being present
except G. F. Gather. A. H. Hoffman.
chairman, and L. II. Fort, clerk.
Minutes Of previous meeting read and
approved.
Moved and seconded that the minutes
Of the board Of equalization be approved
as read. Carried.
The following Office bonds were ap.
proved:
A p johnson, town treasurer, Glenwood
M G Fulton, town treasurer, Walnut
Creek.
G II Holden j p OF Beaver Creek.
u Shelton, o II r ID, No %.
A w Choat, o II II D, Nos
IF Decker, O II r d, No "A
John d Brooks, O H II d. So
A Banks, o H r d, "a
Motion made and seconded that the
committee on poor farm be instructed to
rent the poor farm for the year Of 1896
to the best possible advantage. Carried
w G Laird makes the following state.
ment and motion to.wit:
In the matter Of the road running
north from Rosemont through the lands
Of B Hopper,A Hass and I Sherman.
Said road having been granted by this
board heretofore, and this board failing
to make an order opening and plating
Of same. I move that the road be de-
clared open and that the clerk be order.
ed and instructed to record and plat the
same as a county road. and that he 40
fifty the overseer Of roads in said dis
.rict to open the road as provided by law.
Motion carried.
Quarterly report Of L H Fort, county
clerk read and approved as follows:
Motion made that the same be ap.
proved. Carried.
Chair appointed committee to appreise
school land sw n 10.1.9. Watt, Schultz
and Kindscher, and committee to ap.
prove school land ne $3.50, Spracher,
Hill and Hurd.
Statement Of county treasurer read
on motion the report Of the committee
was approved.
Motion to adjourn to meet to morrow
msrning at 0 a. m.
Wednesday morning July 10, 1895
board met pursuant to adjournment, A
H Hoffman, chairman, 16 members pres
ent.
The following business was transacted
to.wit:
Now ONE A Roats and complains to
the board that all Of section 3-1-l1
school land was erroneously assessed for
the year 1894 and 1896.
Chair appointed q committee to in.
vestlgate and report On same, Watt, Best,
and Bloomfield.
Board adjourned TO meet at l p. n.
At l p. m. July 10, 1896, board met
pursuant &c adjournment. .H.Hoffman
chairman, 16 members present. Com.
mittee on jail and jailor makes report as
follows:
Expenses for six months. .,.... S740 Is
Fees 800 &C
Fees col for '94.'95 in last six mo $50 30
Fees In last six mo remaining
uncollected. ........... 81 So
Jail occupied 76 days
Fees for jailor .............. ia 0C
Boarding prisoners six months 70 0(
| Board unpaid. 30 &c
Peter Hill, Chm.
G. w. Hummel.
Moved and carried that the report
Of the committee be approved.
In the matter Of assessment
Of sw ID 25.3.11 assessed for the yeaI
l 1904 c .x-~kl - lu-