The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

DKp.-Infant son OF Edwin HaslcyI
(Oct. i0h, aged two months.
Mr. q. Z. McKeeby, is building Al
cory residence in the western part OF
2,owB.
Tom. Murphy has quit the railroad
and viii settle with his family. in Red
Cloud.
Umphrey Smith on the Ross farms
sold hrs English drsl stallion To Mr.
Polly of the Amboy mills. And q ins|
stock horse he IL Too.
X. w. Bacon, relative IF Mr.. Bcs1
ley's is stopping in town a few days.
from his business in Colorado. He is;
yatherin nuggets Of the precious met
! ais when at home.
Mr.. p. Way Of Lincoln, has purchase
ed the stock Of hardware carried byI
fMr. Beslcy. The trade vas consum1
mated last Tuesday evening. and Mr.
Way took possession Immediately.
We welcome Mr., w. 20 our city.
DR.. s. v. Moore. anii-monopoly CAM
Edida;e for congress. in the second dist
Srict, vii! speak to the citizens Of Web
3eter county. on the eth day Of October,
Ein Red Cloud, at n o'clock, r. u. Al
Scordial invitation is extended TO all.
W. +. PEEK,
Chm. Dist, Com.
In our Office may he found q copy OF
33Gen. Dodgss new book entitled Our
Wild Indians" We have examined
lie mt some length and are led to believe
with Gen. Sherman, who has written
an Introductory to IL. that il will exert
"a benign influence in the settlement Of
Jour future national policy toward Our
Wild Indians" II would be well for
sall to read il and learn many new ideas
Yin relation to that mysterious race.
sAny one can examine q copy at ou'
& A man with a revolver strapped to
ishis side, and who had a cooked eye
gand a nose like an Egyptian Sphynx.
rwas running Wild around town last
MONDAY, threatening to commit q trag
Cedy, as he termed it. before might
Edrew her sable curtain down, and pin
q ned it with q star" He WAS looking
!sfor'a man who, he claimed, had done
6him n great injustice by meddling with
Ehis domestic relations. lie found tho
Eotject of his search later in the day
8and proceeded to shove himself in po
Ssition for the fracus. but while he was
Ethus meditating. a shot from his antag
Zionist. brought him to a position some
Etimes called cover the fence and out
SHe ran with such speed that he los;
Ethc sole 10 one of his shoes, and abou,
Flour sections OF the lower portion oI
fhis pa~ntaloons. As he passed the cor
ner which hid him from view, he was
heard to remark: "All that's bright
must fade"
There will be . pu bile examination
OF persons desiring To teach in the
county, OH Saturday next at the Office
Z of the Co. Surf.
MARRIEp.-On Wednesday, Oct. II,
by the Rev. q. W. Hawley, Mr.. jos.
, eph Saladen, to Miss Maggie Ring.
land, all Of Webster county, Neb.
Many rich presants ::were presented
TO the bride.
Sensible speech Of b. Plat Carpcn-
ter's on accepting the nomination for
Lieutenant Gov. of New York, from
which we make some extracts. ''The
Immortal maxim" united we stand.
divided We fall" has lost none of its
significance by age"
Again l am opposed to monopolies
in all cases, and to the grant Of powers
to corporations, and associations to
such an extent a. will enable them to
intrench upon the rights and privi-
liges Of individuals, but whenever. and
whenever for the convenience 90 the
3public il is necessary that there should
be an aggregation Of capital. that CAPT
tai should be protected to
= the same extent "a the
capital and enterprise Of an individ-|
ual. II I had no enemies / should
consider myself unfit to receive the
suffragcs of honest electors.
6. Z. McKeeby, Esq, formerly of
Lodi, Wis, has entered into q law part
nership with w. II. Strohm. under the
qfrm name of Strohm 4 Mckeebyl
The firm are building a new Office west
Of the State Bank Of Red Cloud. where
they will welcome all who may desire
10 engage their services in legal mat
tiers. Mr.. McKeeby represented his
district for the past two years in the
etate senate, and evidently come 10
stay, "A he has commenced building q
residence in town. He seems 70 bear
cthe marks of . real gentleman.