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The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-17

October Is, 1884, the psople Of the
states of Nebraska and Kansas Are cor.
aiafiy invited TO attend q grand open.
ing. three doors south OF Shereris drug
store in Red Cloud, Neb., where Won
viii then see on sale the finest and
largest -fock Of goods OF all kinds kent
IN n hrst-ciass jeweiry store, to ie
found IN Southern Nebraska. Ysu
don't need to buy unless you wish. but
come and see the display of the beau.
tl:ui. Until the DIST | will be found nj
my old stand; then until the 2sth will
tie on wheels-until the opening.
when l will be pleased 20 see every
man, woman, or child who likes to see
good goods sold within the reach OF
n poorest Remember, everything
warranted ~ represented. have the
exclusive control of the white crystal
lens spectaclcs-the best article ever
placed upon any market, from 81. so to
goo per pair. Also cheaper grade
TO TIT every eye, at 25 cents each.
Goggles l5c. Solid gold rings, lace
pins, sets, bracelets, collar buttons.
sleeve buttons, ear rings, chains.
watches OF all grades and prices. lock.
cts, bangles, neck chains. etc. cheaper
than anybody. Quadruple plated ware
TO astonish the world in beauty of de-
sIgn and quality. and 80 cheap that ev-
eryOne a hereafter set their tables
with silver. Don't take nv word but
come and see for Yourself. II ia a
pleasure to show the goods whether
you purchase or not.
o. H. MARyATT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-17

The Deaoersts, FssiosissA Etc. Receive Q
Black Eye

From the la,e.; reports from Ohio a,
hand il seems that tire Demo Fusion
ticket received a black eve tina, time
can not erase, At the election held
there on las. Tuesday. The entire
state has gone republican by q hand
some majority over the democrat.
greenback. and prohibition parties
combined. This Was indeed a sad
blow 10 the advocates OF a tariff for
eyenu only. after spending hundred,
of thousands Of dollars TO carry the
state. II plainly shows tina, democrat
ic rule is not desirable in this stage
and age OF the world. This is glory
enough for one day. Wes, Virginia
reports say that the state is democrat
ic, but nothing definite is learned, as
mountain reports are coming in slow
ly. Three cheers for Ohio, and victory
in November!
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-17

On last Sunday night John Kellogg
drove his horse Charley" to town for
the purpose of attending church. He
fastened him at the railing - is Gus
tomary, and went into church. Soon
afterward the horse broke loose, some
thing he was never known to do be-
fore, and went rushing down south
Seward street wildly, capsizing the
buggy and himself just in front of Nj.
William Parkes' residence. At this
juncture Miss Grace Ferguson and her
mother who were enroute for church
came along, and Miss Grace was caught
by the vehicle and knocked down, re-
ceiving several bad bruises about the
face and body, but fortunately not any
thing of . rea! serious nature, although
they might have been much worse.
She was taken home and DR.. McKeeby
was called in. Mr.. K. thinks the horse
vas frightened BY the carless use Of
rubber guns which have come into
use recently among the boys. Mr..
Kellogg had just taken his pheton out
Of the carriage shop the day before the
runaway.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-17
Sosf~e TO Tar M

Just ~ this time il NIGH, well enough
be- 10 remind the taxpayers 81 Webster
cou MY that the irs, OF November il.
near nj hand and that 1883 per.onal
property taxes become collectable bg
hu NJ that date. and that The treasurer
has no desire 10 coliec, it by d~istr.s,
and sale Of property. besides there are
many persons owing the county per
sonal taxes for back years. and a word
therefore 10 the wise is sufficient. Al
So. the treasurer wishes 10 inform the
taxpayers that the sale on real es,a,.
for taxes will begin on the first Mon
day IN November, and also that the
1884 tax books are in the ~trea.urer's
hands o for collection, and under
the changes in the went law. by the
last legislature, tsession Of 1883 the
tax of 1854. and thereafter. becomes
payable. without, interest from October
], 1884, 10 January LIST. lSs3. OH which
last named date the tax becomes de-
linquent and q penalty of FIVE per
cent. Is added 20 all unpaid taxes
which draws thereafter 10 per cent. in
terest until paid.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-17
The Lost Child

On Tuesday evening the skeleton OF
little Dan Wagner, who was lost
some few weeks ago, was found in a
draw some distance from the parental
roof, We believe about one-half mile
from the house. 1t seems wonderful
that the little fellow, only seventeen
months old, could have wandered
around in that vicinity and not have
been found by some one A very dill
gent search was made at the time. but
all effort was in vain, and the little
child met his fate. The remains were
somewhat scattered, most of which
were found in the draw, while a little
foot and its garments we're found at q
considerable distance apart from the
balance. MI. Alb. Van Dyke first dis
covered the garments. and on search
being instituted the remains were
found. 1t seems sad to think ofthe lit
tie fellow being out on the lone prairie
at night left to die without aid being
able to reach him, still such occurenc-
are not ~unfrequent. Now :that
the mystery is solved. the
minds of the parents, friends and
neighbors will be at rest. The mother
in her sad affection has the entire
of the people, not only of
the neighborhood but of this section
of the country, who are familiar with
her great loss. Peace be to the ashes
of little Dan Wagner.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-17
THE pride OF Blue Hi.

The pride Of Blue Hill. Ilu.
X. l.. TINKER has fixed up a nice In
tie Office in his furniture store.
REPoKT says that " A Butler. who
vas shot by Max Fromu;h. a, River
on. died Wednesday.
w. NJ. DIcKERsos and wife have re-
turned from Denver. Mrs. Dckersou
is very. much improved.
SERVICES NJ the Bap;i.t Church mex,
Sunday morning and 'eyening. Even
ing topic. Gospel Rail Road. Sunday
School at 10 o'clock A. ".
VIZ are indebted 20 NJ. Birney for
some fine quail Mr. Birney is q good
marksman and ITS rarely bird escapes
when he draws bead on il.
We the undersigned citizens Of Web
ster county were presen: at the finding
OF the remains Of a body on State
Greek We have cool aud sufici-n,
evidence. that the remains found are
those of Daniel +. Wagner who was
so mysteriously lost on the 9Th day Of
las, July. The further exoneraie any
and all parties A. being responsible for
the sad end os this little boz. Signed,
Peter Mar-ien. WI Turner, neo
Taylor. Richard Turner. II Il Simons.
VIM. Van Dyke. John Turner. W. A.
Van Dyke, j. n. Mo@ena. coroner.
Oct. 18th. 1854.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-17
GAErIELD.

SANFORD r Fox and Matte Munger
we're married last Thursday. Oct. Q. a,
the residence Of the brides parents.
Fletcher Hale. a former resident oi
this county. IL on n visit TO james
Amack. with . view Of finding another
location and returning here IN the
spring 10 once more make this county
biz home.
Broom corn is about all ready ~.
the market, and the growers are an1-
iously waiting for the buyers 70 come
along.
One Of r Smiths twin babies IL re-
ported &c be quite sick.
Our worthy postmaster At Hicks has
put in q stock OF groceries and gone 70
keeping store. which will be . great
convenience TO the denizens Of ,his
part.
The ~anti-monops had a gay time las,
Saturday night. the occasion being q
speech by F. y. Richardson. candi-
date for representative. Capt. r.
Bouehin presided. Mr.. McKeighzn
also attended and made an excellent
speech in mis- afabIe and entertaining
manner. A vote Of thanks wAs ac-
corded the speakers. after which the
audience, chiefly composed OF the
youth Of the ne.ghborhood. dispersed.
g. DeWIf; has completed his nex
house and moved into L. +, 10 An or
nament 20 the south aide of the river.
c n Smith has some very fine egps
for sale.
Farmers are busy blowing and lpiek-
ng cora SrsAS jazz
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-17
YssAi Aoi1<ss

On las; Friday fatal aceiden, o.
CURED near inssals. IL sctms ? :
lah. Ellie; Ri.e. sxea is years. ani /,
Of w, Geo. Rise. Who lately - rs a
o Nshrssks. afs- an sb~ence o $3.50
.! !es-. s;srted oct. 10 oompany sch
Others 70 haul hay. taking Ahnng Nth
hin gun for he ourg--c - hunting.
Ahe- they rad got fairy started 10 Sy
pear thai he gun fell through tie
rack TO the ground d-chAr1ug ,he
contents OF ooih barrels into the Al-lo
men Of he boy lie was Immediately
taken home and DR.. Weston called In
bot the weapon had done its work and
the boy after lingering siou; two hours
expired. The accident "a a sli tlsw
{" the young msn- parents and ,hcy
certainly have the sympathy ~ lhe
people IN their afiic,i0n. Nh.l.Ihs
acciden; i the fault OF tao one people
should toe extremely careful with FIRE
arms a. there are 50 many accidents
constantly occurring. Hardly at..dAv
passes but VIVA, some person !. hurled
into eternity by accident. - ;his char.
acier Ia different LOCALITIES. Tar
CHIEF extends It's sympathy 10 the
bsreaved parents of tie young boY
whose life has been brought "a a pre-
mature end.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-17
A Lie Nailed,

RED CLOUD, NEB.. Oct. Is. 1884.
1t has been reported by the tongues
Of SANDER that / am responsible for
the sudden and mysterious disappear
snce Of tho little boy. Daniel r. Wag-
oner. son OF NJ ra. Ida NJ. Wagner. I
wish TO say to all fair minded people
a. | will have to answer to the Grea
Judge o. all, that all and every insinu-
alton duplicating me Of any wrong is
the basest falsehood. The idea Of me,
the grand parent Of the child. abduc,-
ing him for no reason whatever. All
who know me are aware that such n
cruel thing is rot in my nature, The
child is found and appearances indi-
cate that he was drowned in a draw
one-half mile west Of my house. The
loss Of the child and To be accused OF
his death have worried me not n little
WV. VAN DYKE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-17
POUND At Last

Time works wonders. anil among
other things. il has brought To ligh,
the whereabouts of little Daniel r.
Wagner, who was lost the 27th oflast
July. His disappearance and destiny
ha been enveloped in profound dark
ness, until on the evening Of the I4th
inst. He was, or rather his remains
were found about one half mile wes, o
Mr.. Van Dykes house. From the best
We could make out he wa drowned.
We found his bones scattered around
in different places, bu, not far apart.
We did not hold an inquest rs page
lSs, section 81, Of the compiled statute
Of Nebraska made it Unnecessary. As
TO the identity Of the child there is not
= doubt in the mind Of any who saw il.
J. NJ MosrSA. NJ D.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-17

AT our late annual conference, FRI
day. Oct, II, 1884, was appointed - a
day Of fasting and PRAYER for the des-
cent Of the Holy Spirit upon the
church and . revival of religion among
the unsaved. We therefore earnest
call upon u people and ::invi,e a!
Others that wish, TO engage in worship
on that day. Services: Preaching and
conservation meeting ~ half past ten
O'Clock =. m. Prayer and conference
meeting at half past seven.
&. B. LESyEsr, pastor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-17
She go for Sale.

A limited number. 1000 head Of
Spanish Merino ewes, for sale. Two
and three year old. These sheep we're
raised By % in Webster county; are
free from any disease. and are In ex-
cellent breeding condition. Will
shear nine pounds Also q few Wis
consin and Vermont registered Neri-
no rams Tor sale. Prices low. A Iare
chance 70 start . feeding flock.
GOODMAN + WHfrxgY,
94w Guide Rock, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-17
PAY UP.

We want all Of our subscribers to
pay up at once. We must have
what is due us. 91.6O lisa small
amount to you but means hundreds
ofdollars tous. Don't forget this
and when you come to town call
and see us
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-17
Notice

Notice 10 hereby given 70 al whom
it may concern. that the district court
in and for the county of Webster and
state Of Nebraska, to be held October
g. 1884. IL hereby inde6nitely ad-
journed. VIZ. GAslIx IN. Judge.
J. p. BAYHA, clerk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-17
Baekke's Araiea seJye.

The beat salve in the Aorld for cuts,
bruises, sores, unicers. salt rheum. few
er sores, letter. chapped hands. chill
blains, corns. and ali eruptions, and
positively cures piles, or no pay re-
quired. II IL guaranteed TO give satis-
faction, or money refunded Price 25
cents per bottle For sale by Henry
Cook.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-17

LIST Of letters remaining uncslled
for in the postoffice at Red Cloud,
Webster county, Nebraska, for the
week endidg October -. 1854. Asa +
Bacon, c Delong. il Hansen, 81
Howard, John 7. Jemcery. Enoch
Matson, Miss Mary II. Meled, VIM.
McMann, James Morhart. TT Moody,
Mn. ]: l.. Plumb, Mrs A K Robinson,
L s Todnpe. A weger. These letters
will be tent TO the dead letter Office,
November 10th, If not delivered be-
fore. In calling for above, please say
advertised" giving date of list.
NJ r McNrrT-
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-17

Doat forget ,hai the republicans xill
have q grand rally ga nsr, Thnr~iAy
IN Rel Csoni. at which tine S-as'ot
Henderson and oshe. .r~zke-s Ill
address The people 1T Webster cosinsv
The Senator - a hne sP~ASsr aDd a!
bear him. Everybody invited
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-17
s1e Natye.

The best on earth can truly be said
Of Griggs' Glycerine Salve. which Is .
sure cur for, cuts, bruises, ecalds,
burns, wounds, and ell other sores.
Will positively cure piles. letter and
ell skin eruptions- SUBTRACTION guar
anteed or money refunded Only 8
cents. For ssis b A. LinIley.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-17

TIE tauN pafeats sra av .. -.
iasd .nfErs FOR dsstshusaonsa wstx.st
eossn;y. NEBRASKA
William II Falisr. Inr-p 0rex~n
f.~vrrv Grsr. s - gr~
IA-fs tsux Hn
Hsru,nn IT, r so 5sr
issAc lis -
feae Asfatfe ~
Nu5.arn Haa~ ff
II H.i~on ssn Frs~i liap~t
Phllssu. Hutt~l', Chari- II s..sr. b
George Hutton. Mar Hzbv.
Richard LesIs Jhssph tA4aar
Nsvarr iAr~tE, john l. IsnRss~r
lance LrshAu. II Lamb
IAstii Luss. John AunEsoa.
L,hn Lsics. fr~irrsrk ~ asls.
',a.2.Ed Nareaax II III MGG~tIer.
Josasthsn Campbell Thons. T Tnnss
Leopold wdke. jahn Cro-rH
Peter Daily. William - aef.
Al.t~;s U.:ncka ~a.an FISHER.
Herman k~aA~r. William N~fnsycf.
L. tusn Sal. William wa.ief.
Frank hull. joha Coca
Smar. hu-r. Isws Meal
jui s. Meyer. Amanda k.Fnss.
W III !'Af}sraon. fHak Mha.t.
THst4t- ffurEtua. 5Amss H5Asg
Tbomss Hufn, A i~ianHN.
/ Hampton. DAVID liSxxzs
Peter Hosaberk. Joan Johf.oa.
Juau 4 johnson. . :. kartrmI,
Caafi,s Mag, Mana kng
chs! - kfsusr. NiItsnl kyiih.
EoiefI QuI-g. .. john ro~ey,
John Peterson. Il f~ofIcFms-
William Preston. Clare FAliee,
Daniel g Morris. III * eiyec.
Rulls Sargent. John street.
Jane. y smith. Leopold ~chn'tz.
ONO Nu~,nthl.n, Samuel VI Nina,
Jane. Martin. ~1sphsa MCCoy.
William Martin. Samuel Martin,
EeTnst Nj lle:, Angus. Mare,
John Market. Henry Mtnick.
Charles NAlley, tbenui> Mcsarihy,
Edward Mc.ier. koifick HcHeaIh,
William Minor. John Roh.n.on,
Perry kaistbn, Josephine kO.s.
Mary Ro~s. Andrcw Kicker.
James Kicker. Francs snow.
Benjamin Springer =. ~Sehenck,
Charles -andbcrg. Jtcy supic-.
John SNOW. william smith.
Alice Sellers. Jacob -chunk.
Mathew S;ra,ton. Lorenzo Taggsrt.
John Thompson, lamgcl Thomas.
Hans IAlIp-on. james WOODEN.
william Wright. Carl weber.
Leonard watson, Charles wlckRirr,
Thomas walker, Abraham wells.
George wiuton. Robert Ihorp.
Henry scott. James Shaw.
John Hudson, Frederick Stiles.
John Columbia, Benoni Cheyaiier.
Daniel Coppack, John Covall.
Henry Connolly. jane Campbell.
Jacob coly.r, 4 l. Day.
: J. Downs. L DAVIS.
r. Anderson, Joseph AGREE.
CE Arnold. william Arnold.
] Anderson. Arnold. =
David Anderson, james Allhaugh,
ID 4 Anderson, Eff Berton.
william Parsons. Patrick Byrne.
George Brown. james r. Bull.
John Burns, James Baldwin,
A Butler. III 4 Bailey.
jesse Baty. J Bfyngel-un,
Louis Bsngert. Franz Barta.
r Brewer, 4 J. Burton.
ueorgv FInnel. Maxwell Failiu.
oscar + Ramey.
By sending final receipt and L. q. al
dress, parties can obtain patents.
$. W. SwTZER Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-17

SCHOOL REPoRr.-Report OF district
No. IS. for the month ending October
10, 1854. Number Of pupils enrolled
%. average daily attendance IS. The
following are the names Of those pupils
whose average standing is e5 or over.
Lulu Barber, lilly Hatfield, Albert
Hatfield, John Williamson. Frank
Erisbie. ANABEL RONALD.
FoR SALE offer tor sale The build
ing | now occupy as q Millinery store
Price So 500, situated lst door north OF
First NationM Bank. Also the build
ing known a the Brown store, price
$3.50. End door north Of the Argus Of
fee. MRs. J. H. Fowler,
Red Cloud. yeb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-17

And ifyou dcsireto purchase . emo
present or any kind OF . meneu.o
for your friend. mother. father. ais
ter or sweetheart now 10 the ssme
20 do % while my stock 10 large and
. great variety OF an manner OF
things 20 select from He keeps
every thing tho could v.sh or tho
heart desire. from 81 clock % tho
finest gold watches Be sure 90
can and ! WIN opsn your eyes ON
LOW PRICES
DON'T roRoH TIE PLACE.
ONE DooA WHIST on TIN
oARDNxR HOUSE
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-17

TIE t8nN pafeats sra asz .. sh~
iasd .nfErs hr dsitshassonsa ~stsss-
enzin;y. Nebraska
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-17

NTNtI y TstIN'N
By sending final receipt and L. q. al
dress, parties can obtain patents.
s. w. SwrTzER Register.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-09-18
Stock Fair.

The celebration of the sixty first ami
versary of tho Pendlcton Farmers Club
on tho 9th day of October next, will be
quite IN event III this Piedmont section
of the State. The first intention was to
have an exhibition of colts bred from
the blooded horses in this section, but
the scope of the exhibition has been en-
larged to take in horses of all ages and
cattle generally, but Jerseys particularly.
Between three and four hundred dollars
are to- be given away in premiums. There
will be no entrance fee and every farmer
IN this section is requested to enter any
stock he may desire to show. Tho Nor
mon -Percheron Horse Company will
make big show of stations and colts,
and J. l.. Lewis of Hannltonian
horses and colts. The Ashtabula, Tip Top,
Rosedalo and Woodbun stock farms will
make one Of the finest exhibits of Jersey
and oNher blooded cattle ever seen in
this State. D.. X. Norris, j. +. Lewis
andJ. @. Stribling compose tho committee
on arrangements. All farmers are COR
daily invited to attend the Fair.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-09-18
The Maine Election.

The Republicans hada walk over in the
State election in Maine. This is nothing
more than was expected by everybody
posted in the politics of that State. 1t is
as certainly Republican aF South Car
olina is Democratic Besides it is the
home of Blaine, and State pride had
much to do with the sweeping 'tvictUry. /"
The Democrnts made no fight i'll the
State. They gave it up without an Of
fort, and seemed to be content to let tho
Republicans make tho majority Us large
as they pleased. But the Republicans
nre making as much to do ovor it as if
they had carried Democratic State. A
week or two ago there was an election in
Arkansas where tho Democratic victory
was quite as sweeping rs that of the Re
pnblicansin Maine, yet the Domocrnss
hardly noticed it. Bluster aud brag is
tho game of tho Republicans, but it will
not win.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-09-18

they did i'll that celebrated battle in Viz
ginia with heads up and colors flying
ready to live and fight tho battle of life
over again.
TIIJ3N THERE'S THE NIGGER,
he wont work. It takes half dozen of
them to do reasonable good days work,
and even then they cnn't work in tho sun,
and in the fnrm, but must live by odd
jobs, pick ups, and little and big steal
ings, and 30 they can't be depended on
for help even. White people nre SCARCE
too many killed in tho war--we haven't
had time to breed and raiao up boys to
supply thoir places yet, so it is necessa-
ry to make every man and boy we have,
count in pushing the industries of the
country, henco wo must invent and uso
machines to do sOmo of what the nigger
used to do when God Almighty decrcod
he should be kept in the place which He
ha1 i'll His infinite wisdom and goodness
created him for, a state of slavery.
MASON OF THE GAME COCK COUNTY, SUMTER,
has invented Cotton Picker which will
do the work of half dozen niggers ev-
cry day, and this is not oil, that same Ma
son has invented O wonderful roller that
will supplnnt the saws of our cotton gins,
clean tho lint from the seed, and do all
the SAWS work without danger, nails or
no nails, rocks or what not may beput in
the cotton, and this roller Of Masons
pays no attention to thom whatever. The
original saw gin was on Augusta Georgia
invention, but Southerners thcn wore not
up to snuff and Yankee gohbled up the
invention and patented it, hut we have
been through the war and we Are sharper
now. Mason has his patents and looks
ooolly ut the Yankee who offers him n
million for his right. Well, Pickens
County is live County and not behind
the Game Cock County, there is
JOHN PTIILnrPs.
Piclens county born. Everybody here
knows john Phillips. He has invented
q Riding Plow and Cultivator, for it is
both as you shift and change it, and out
Yanks Yankee, and is the best thing out.
! On q two horse farm it will save 300
worth of labor annually, which is as
much as the time of an able bodied Mig
ner that would work, is worth. We said
somebody knew John Phillips, he was
raised right here. His grand daddy was
blacksmtgh, and SO wNs his daddy
When John was little boy he run in his
shirt tail, picked up chips and built mills
with barlow knife and thought about
Inventions But whom John got big en-
ough to reach up ON the anvil, his daddy
put him to striking in theshop. and John
learned the trade and hos become our in
ventive genius, and this riding plow and
eultivator is only one-third of what John
hns invented as win soon be known.
Johns plow and two mules end live
! white boy or gal (fos we can show yoa
q pretty black eyed maiden of II summers
who has often rode on and guided one of
these plowing machines fqr amusement