The Red Cloud chief., 1884-06-13

p. A. BEACHY has returned from Be-
atrice.
READ advertisement of Golden Eagle
and be happy.
SPARKEs & SHIELDS have leased Joe
Cars billiard hall.
The commissioners expect to get
through equalizing this week.
WHAT has become of the proposed
fence that was to have been built
around the court house park?
READ DIR. Parker's advertisement.
He has succeeded to DIR. Baird's prac-
tice and will be glad to see all in need
o. dentistry.
c. l.. WATKINS, of the Times, D. P.
Newcomer, and several other Blue
Hill gentlemen were pleasant callers
on us this week.
Our Home Club" go to Superior
next Thursday to play the Superior
club a match game of bail. The STU
perior club will have to brace up or
our club will do them up badly.
Would call the attention Of our
readers to Palmer Ways new adver-
tisement i'm an another column. He
is an enterprising merchant and has
a large line of goois. He now has
n full line of gasoline stoves which are
beauties.
q. X. CLANCY, Esq, of this city. has
been retained to prosecute Pat Barry
for his murderous attack on Mrs. An
derson, in Smith county, Hans. There
will also he a civil suit for damages.
Case & McNeny have been retain.
Cd 10y Mrs. Barry.
TIE rorn market is going up in this
city. That cereal is now 81 cents per
! bu>hel. Farmers are hauling from all
! parts OF the county at present, the
! price Icing from seven to ten cents
higher than that paid at any other
point in the county.
4. II. Brown. our marble man is
now very busy in getting his business
in good running order. He has al
ready many orders to fill, and all indi-
cations point to a prosperous business
for him. The CHIEF wishes him great
success in his enterprise.
THE Red Cloud creamery made
! 300 pounds of butter last week. Dur
ing the same week they shipped 5000
pounds tn Omaha and 100 to Denver.
The creamery is. now fitted up with
the latest and most approved machin-
cry and No. | workmen.
JOE GRAFTON. n lightning rod peddler
who has been in the city two or three
weeks, thought he would try roller
skating Tuesday night, and while he
WAS standing still he fell down and
broke his leg. No blame can he at
t,ched 10 anyone but himself.
}. +. Miner brought to this Office
Wednesday some fine specimens of
currants raised on his place. He re-
ported Il fine lot of grapes, and other
small fruit. If people would pay more
attention to setting ont small fruit we
would soon have an abundance in the
state
Is another place in to-lay's paper
will he toundza report OF the Cox trial
which occurred Friday and Saturday.
On Saturday afternoon the case was
given To the jury, and after that body
had been out all night they returned a
verdict of guilty as charged in the in
dictment.
B. F. BoYNToN, for thirty years a
conductor on the T.. Il. & q. Ry.. wife
and little daghter, Mr.. Frank Wheeler.
and G. Bachelor, of Rock Falls, ILL.,, are
in the city. MI. Bnynton owns two
quarter sections north of the city. Mr..
i. thinks Red Cloud has had a big
boom since he vas here last,
THE question that agitates the public
for the last few weeks was who should
be the repub lican candidate. but now
this being settled, the people are anx-
ions Ia raise money enough to buy
some of the all wool suits which are
so!d'at so remarkable low prices at the
Golden Eagle clothing store.
Mr.. 4. CrRE, one of the early set
tiers of Webster county, is getting to
the front. He came here some years
ago a poor man. but now has owe 200
acres of fine land. nearly all of which
is under cultivation. He has planted
% acres of corn, forty acres of which is
sod corn, IS acres of small grain, and
did his work himself.
AT a regular meeting of Charity
Lodge. No. 53: A. +. K A. NJ. on Thurs
day evening, June 5, the following Of
ficers were elected:
". H. Strohm. w. NJ.
J. r. Wilcox, s. W.
VIM. Letson, J. w.
w. y. Richardson, Treasurer.
J. Z. Rayha, Secretary.
W m. Parkes, Tyler.
ErLoGIsTIc words spoken Memorial
Day by comrade ID. Lun, i'm charge of
a special detail to decorate a grave not
in the cemetery:
Comrades and frienls: We are
here to do honor to the memory of
one Of Red Clouds Oldest settlers. the
late DIR. Z. B. Williams. 1t is not be-
cause Ee was an old settler that we pay
this tribute; o because he was a rich
man, fol- such he was not; but because
lie was 4 patriot. noble. bray. and true.
And in the hour OF cOantry'S imminent peril and
danger,
Quickly 10 her rescue with vilor he flew,
And did with his might wllf he could to avenge
her.
God grant that your PRAYER may rise,
With the sound OF the voliey which We Are,
That the rest Of his soul my BE- sweet in the
skies.
And a sense of his devo,io. raise us higher and
higher.
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