The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-17
RED CLOUD, IT'S ADVANTAGES, AND
BUSINESS MEN.

RED CLOUD, IT'S ADVANTAGES, AND
BUSINESS MEN.
4 Letter from the Grand Worthy Vice
Templar.
Ed. CHEF = Notwithstanding the
sad and distressing circumstances
which brought me to your pleasant
town, my stay has been comparatively
a pleasant one. | have made acquain-
tances, and formed friend ships, which
will never be forgotten OF broken. l
shall ever remember the kind faces
that we're wont to daily cheer and
brighten my sad and lonely hours.
Heaven grant that they may never
know the sorrow that has weighed on
my heart in the last few weeks,-but
should it ever be their sad fate, l can
wish them no greater earthly com fort
than that they may find such friends
Is they have been to me. There will
always be a feeling of pleasure min
gled with the sorrow Of my stay among
you. around those associations will
cluster many pleasing recollections. l
am and always will be interested in the
prosperity of your town, and many of
its inhabitants.
Red Cloud, with its intelligent, en-
terprising men and women, with its
natural advantages for a manufacture
ing town, plenty of stone, wood, and
water, for any and all purposes, and
with its influence ought to be one Of
the first towns in the western part Of
the State. 1t is no small advantage
or recommendation to have one of
your citizens Governor of the State,
and a man too possessing the noble
traits of character. aud the executive
ability of SiIas CARRIER.
/ have not the pleasure of an &C
~quaintance with Sen. Gillian, but let
me assure you it was no small thing
to produce a man that could beat jn a
senatorial fight as good . man as all
know Sen. j. S. Mcintyre to be.
congratulate you upon the ability
of your legal fraternity. With such
men as II. S. Haley, z. W. Haley,
Sen. Gillian and Jno. K. Wilcox to
dispense the law, it cannot fail to be
we'll and fairly done. H s. Haley has
by his strict attention to business, his
sound reasoning, his. unbiased decision
and ny his firm unyielding temperance
principals, won for himself throughout
the State, a reputation that any man
might envy. Z. w. Haley is a young
man. Of ability, and if he but walks 10
tbs path marked out by his brother, l
predict for him . bright future.
Especially do I feel that the people
of Red Closd are fortunate in having
DR.. l. W. Tulleys to treat their aches
and pains. There can be no greater
recommendation to . town thso . good
physician, and l do not believe there
is q single town in the State that has
the advantage Of you, in that parti-
cular.
The commercial interest of your
town could not be in better hands.
Mr.. Baum sells goods at Chicago
prices. Nj. John G. Potter will fur
nlsh sou with goods in his line on
good terms, and ifyou want more than
the worth OF your money, send q child
to-dcal with him. And if you want to
20 into one place to purchase anything
you want to, eat or wear. 90 to SAM
CARRIER. Re NIL furnish You all the
way up from. q lace handkerchief to .
suit Of ready made clothing. and from
luscious pine apples to . side IF bacon.
Indeed it would be hard to 6od.a bet
ter stock, than that kept BY Mr.. Gar
Der: aud still harder to find . more
accommodating and een.lemanly- clerk
than MI. John Crompton. i'll we're
a young lady I could, not be induced to
purchase anything in their line else.
where. As it Is, l like to trade with
him.
l am glad that you can buy drugs in
your town, without supporting q, man
in the saloon business. Charley Pot
ter is a young man of very modest
p~retentions. yet but few times in my
life have Z met Q wan, in whose honor
{ would more fully trust.
Put cotton in pour earn, while you
read this. The Red Cloud CHEF is
an homer to your town aud county. II
will compare very favorably withcoun-
ty papers in much older states than
Nebraska. I think Nj. N. L. Thenas
one of the few men who have found
their forte early in life. IF he we're not
a cousin l would say more
Soon after coming to your pt1ce,
w. Il. Lowe placed me under life
long obligations. May his truth and