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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-13
Articles o. Incorporation ofths Me-
brnnka and Eannas Farm Loan
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-13
WI e by the Alma Tibune Il

VIZ see by the Alma Ti5u~e tha.
the fair and entertainment given by
Van Meter Pos, No. 81 G A r, was a
grand success. The object OF the fair
was TO secure q relief fund to help the
needy and unfortunate comrades ofthe
Grand Army of the Republic The
Pos, secured the services Of Comrsde
Lew Ginger to take entire control oil
the fair and under his business man.
agement the Post we're able 70 place
several hundred dollars in the fund.
The boys were fortunate in securing
Mr.. Ginger's services. ~ he had sue
cessfully managed . large number O
fairs in the east, and came well rec
commended. We understand that ths
Pos; here are negotiating with Mr.
Ginger and will probably arrange with
him to come TO Red Cloud. Shoult
everything he arranged the Post Vii
| give . grand tvo days A;r and ense,
t~sumenr about the las; Of the presen
month, due IUuce OF which Will Be "a
en-. Uomo.ae Ginger ~ill meet the u
A. Z ou.uuaI,tee ~ Red Cloud frsoA,
evening. Ia u 4 X hall
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-13
GUIDE ROCK.

The middle spans 81 the river bridge
were earned out 10y the gorge lasi sal.
urdsy.
Our mails are interf.red with owing
% a x1hOut IN the track east OF tOsn.
caused by All overflow % ihe ryeT aud
ice slide acres. the bottoms.
Yesterday a subscription was made
bv citizens forlhe .purpo-e Of putting
IN n Temporary bridge aero. ibe riVer
and The work Wi h- done =. speedily
=, I.u..,bie. oar marse, draws hcaSIy
upon Jewel county. Kansas. and 1t be
comes = matter uf moment ~ our peso
pie that The crossing Toe kept IN tact
The question: whether We shall have
saloons has been aglta'ed Tor the past
few week.. !; - thought BY some ~
our citizens that ~. ought to confne
the sale % alcoholic hquor- - drug
stur.-. vllc others think 10 do 80
would not materially lessen the quaint
~ soid. HoCKIT
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-13

PArKI wKppIxs BUA0a lat
Tuesday evening occurred tAe s"'
wedding s~nnivenAry Of our worthy
friends, Nj. and Nh. Frank z Gump,
q. their residence IA the soosh pan %
the city. II wAs one Of The moe; pieas-
an, events tia; reporter has had
the pleasure Of attending for . long
time. 4 iArge number Of invited guests
we're present and the evening VA
pleasantly spent in social conversation
until . ia;e ho1r- AZ . psupes time a.
esesAn, repsss 20 spread before TIE
guests and dispensed WITH Mr.. and
Ms Gump overe the; recipients q
uumsrous and costly presents ron
their many hendA THE CH,Es vahe.
Mr.. G. and wife many rseum Of As
! happy -occnsion.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-13
NOTICE.

Notice il hereby gwen that there
viii be n meeting of the Democratic
central committee Of Webster comfy,
Nebraska, ~ the court house in Red
Coud. on Saturday, March IL, 1855. at
2 clock, +. NJ. II "a desired that there
shall Toe present at that time az: the
nrolnci committee men, as business Of
Importance will come before The meet
,ng. As. MARSH, Chairman.
OLIVER UOwSs. Secretary. sl-2t
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-13

No,.cs !. hereb, gIvent hA; on Ths--
dsv The 18th day If Narch. l..S. oa tie
.e or Of sec :. - !. north range u vest
in W-.-,e, county Net slii otter
a, ruiiic .ale tn. personal sf~~s 81
MERIT; A. Myers. dsoea.sd. a. follow,
.ran horses 40 bushels oDrn. 10 head
.,oSk has.. | mich e0~. ! too bore
bu-yy. ! ~: buggy harness, ! lurn.~E
saigon. | ne- deering m0-s.. ! .aAik
cu;.er.:I Garden City oui:ivA;os. ]
sulky hay rake. ! Haprocd sulky pos
las library. - vos4ro-~. etc Terms
mace known on day o. sale
Tao EHsuY. Administrator
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-13
A Good Bargain.

a good hotel for sale in a growing
and prosperous town in Nebraska. or
aAey terms, or will trade for young cat
- Address. al inquiries 70 or call on
rhE CHEF Office. Red Cloud, for furth-
81 particulars. yD4l
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-13

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Waite II barr FTa'nf-
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EssA fsu. istuEasal

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"a suifh B. hal ais@fS~ q strr.ia ~ ststss@. !.
nssy b. dr-rv~s t.~f~vrs ~piaiatin @ass s~frsa~us.
lffrE&saf mafs Assssr ~ gsA ~ F@stntss Q
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2t% G%u X - ftallfis AffD~sy
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-13
IL TtIN DISTRICT COJET or WEBSTER
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The NIiAsr az Ri sAs4s.

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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-13

IT, u~s, - So ga tas ~prt 81 rsfts
r~s~ -r- ulc~~s ga; rtsrsszs
ssv- letter. ch&sp~i hauds
. AaI a., .ktp ss-uapsas
an 80 v rsr- fl'rs. cr 40 psy
-~t r. .~sar.ssr~a Ia give s~~
rrs, atas-r . -ossev :e.1nasi
sfsee pcs -
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-13
CITY NEWS.

Al FUNK has been on the sick list
this week.
JR Wncox il now located in Chas.
.Potter's Office.
Mr. b. r. MYER- has been on the
sick Inst this week.
Nix. VI " DICKERsos was visiting in
l~naysle TINS week.
REy. BROWN has been on the sick
list for several days.
VI " DICKERsos was Up the Valley
q. week on business.
A Girl baby - the latest arrival Al
Ben Van Dykes residence.
Hos. J l. KALEr is in New Orleans
taking in the sights .of the Crescent,
city.
VIZ invite the attention of or read
'ers ~ the large advertisement Of =. l..
J Funk.
READ Mrs : r Spokesfeid's new adj
vortiscmcnt in another column Of to-
- day paper.
EV RUDKow will move 10 MankGto.
Hans., on Monday, where he will live
IN the future.
Nh GEO. J. L,SpoS. brother Of Mrs
FIR Gump. arrived in Red Cloud Tues
day evening.
THFRF Will Ice a Methodist social a
tho residence Of Mrs. A { Hosmer, one
week from tonight.
g. K CHASFY and wife have gone -
housekeeping in the residence lately
vaca;ed By A. Llndley.
W VANCE. of lusvsle. sold sixty
acres Of his Stone farm - our friend l.
n Edison the other day.
MnssRs. JOHN KELLOGG and DR.. Ne
k"eby are the proprietofs of the Wei
stor county abstract Office.
OK the 10th Rev. Geo. q. Ieisc'
united in marriage Mr.. Thos. { Brgg,
and Miss Lcatha + Frazier.
DS CooNns has moved his Office iur
ni,ure into Lawyer Chsney's::oihee, an,
Will hereafter hc found there.
Ox "Wednesday Viii psrkcs sold th'
William c Moore place west % towr
20 VIM MsDill, OF Wspello, Iowa. 70
a2aoo.
HARRY FrrGHT has houCht \. Long
tins intercs, in the Parlor saloon Il
this city. and is now sole proprietor q
the same.
C. WrruKR.rp and wife who hav
lately returned from New Orleans, n
the guests Of their parents. Mr.. an
Mrs.. S + Spokesfield.
Mrs. Dr.. PARKER and son Gu
started for Cleveland, O., on TueSia,
on sccoun of the serious illness {
Nj. Pa rker's mother.
c. C. C. will play at the rink Ss.ur
dsy night Everybody should turn on
The company il shove the ave-sg'
and is well worth patronage.
MH. X. HUNTER, Of Missouri. was !
the city this week. He is going to bull
al house on Ms iaiih *" ih'4', h''
Red Cloud. and Jack Reed has got Il
Oh.
or Mend C. Wiener has been NAL
iur Unnecessary changes III his s;o'
and recently moved his shoe lie
nay M down stairs for the cove,
icnce Of ladies.
JAoos SELLERS. who has resided
Red Cloud for about two years h
gone into the meat business N Bloo'
irs,on, and has moved his family
tina, place. TRR CHIEf wishes ia
success. He is = No. l butcher.
THE board OF directors Of the y
orsska and Kansas Farm Losn {
have secured the Don in the r
Cloud National bank block lately O
-upied by J r Wilcox and Ds Coon
law Office. and viii transac; TIT
nusiness there for the present
Orr friend T ] Wright showed d
,esee some coal which he found on {
Mrs Fisher farm near Red Cloud.
~ss n quarter inch surface vein, .
ne arr thus lead 10 conclude II there
onarter inch vein on top OF gr"nr
here mus, be-A create n beneath
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-13

Henry Cook has just received his
~ stock OF " al papers, the fin
~ ~selsct.on evo brought here.
Decorations. 81 aces, and al kinds
Il wall paper trimmings.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-13

IrcH and scrs;rhes o{ every kind
cured In - minutes By Woospedis
sanitary Lotion. Use no other. Thus
o. vee fsikL Sold By B r Shesef. drug
s-s. Rd Cloud. MY
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-13

S~vcrzi ,ApeaaA sch. easa'pA OF.
siir- 80 "a. srd cottonwood sss~s
e. ss~ = removable ;rte~s 81 Jos
Gs-~r. oes me nnstA n Rel
Good Sl-S
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-13

Last Wednesday evening the young
men Of this city. who were sons OF sol.
diers organized = camp IN th,- city to
be known a II. 5. Haley camp, No. 25
with the following charter memter,
V. Il. Fulton, Jno. X. WILCOX. NJ. :.
Marsh, =. J. Reynolds, Henry Ludlow
Lee Tinker, Irving Cumming. Pau
c. Pharer, Frank SpaAogle. Will Brown
The insti,uting Office. was :. W. Cog
lizer, Colonel OF Nebra.ka d,vi-ionEou-
Of Veteran. of Weeping Water assisted
by Z. L Tsggsri Commander Geo. II.
Thomas camp, North Auburn, Neb.
The officers elected were a. follows:
Captain, V. b Fulton.
First Lieutenant Frank Spancgls.
Second Lieutenant. Floyd J. Keyn.
olds.
Camp Council, ]. X. Wilcox, Henry
Ludlow, Frank Spsnogle.
Delegate, j. X. Wilcox.
Alternate, Paul {. Phares.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-13

AZ ten O'clock. n ~. the following
properly. s.E - milk Cow. IL tso
ysa;-o39 s's~rs, : - ye&s~4 sefe-S:
;u~o-yez-oa helk lsyearnnxs rose
Harrow. CuiGsEsocs. G.~n FsE.<r.
MOxIay Madame. Eay rake, xnt ether
fa-rn I~nplsrnena TKRH--Sns o.
le-s than - cssa- o.. or over. \ credit
OF : msnus ~1Ii e gwen sssa SSpr0s
"a eecu-ssy b<x-s-g iote. ce5: i1,s-eE
10 Dee ceai d.cC1at ~ cAsn
Joax II. AsgLsx, Pror-1eso:-
p. c. GLExx. Aac.ooe-- al
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-13

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ether arrs fwsN save sss frsns too
81 ssesfY ss~ g~r ces' as snvshs1x 4
my ha. W NAkrsrr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-13

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svoans mas ali ~ -. t-n~ ossnus
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/. 49, ~ r~ts~~i -iGo> II y q
fspn~s ~ira~~r - la-as~a1y 3-N~
that ~ fh~ .irnf.Ac p~uils- 80 sy-saa
49, ps~cv g rssss. g. 81 . nSksl ~ .
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As ANuani q; ehan<r osc sas--As sssa
u s. = - 8, T~z chsn r. or sas ssla .
an ~~-.a}r uas. s~nitsasns sny sun
Gr cs as g As -f~Fs; Ia4ru nsx=saA
& 40 - rtSa ed IN . -.> al - urA
49, tur7v a. nc< q n~~i - gt~r-ssrsS -
81 ;o ~e q co~r~1 go csns ~ ~ a.
IL "a fu.t ~ss sh~i . sss-xy -
q fInnaa So Us ~rnaautsosase - us~D
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de rrvaser NV eS.<&~s~ s~
coTsus .rt-s IT, , ssE-ssaA in M saD
nun rvrsr Il 'is Aussl kisnSs-rrA
A., utu g.; iie la-sn@ 4 trnsi u.s
substitute railk fx sumalsn. N ~sy
- gls ca. 'Sth Us Dc re~.kse an1
mAn.sCa e~Naltaskas ~b~se IN SN.&
dsrct so~AfnE - tt- sr>is ,.s.A. s>YSh
~ : shSa. ihr sar-nssA ! r~ly uase
Hni &, un Ea.la sad 49,. ra.e .nas
h.uit cassari> Doc .ach ca- sAO
yoAr -, esghi pInes e mik aoi -ss,~~o
sgg~ daily iug urv- an.nIh~ aai r~~~
erred aHdes ih- tr~Aarnl gu~~ts.a
IL nc ~oail hsv, du1s a. unshx q
ether lie "a. slu. - aSi on sin~
slon. s~raisly aclinsse st-ulusay -s-y
scss Ard se'. scasiy pai~~ TIN
cup 90 tea ~ mgrh "a ~,i.sD~ai b,
mssN ~ noa sasa Jirvi. sis-asd I'm az
changed iUg ak. c-s Aaa rse
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-13

Ipoxf claim the largest sock n the
state. but hare plenty a frsh nsv
GODS. Yhe iAassf desigH n everything
keps in s6sss d.jsve.Yy osabash-
mrni Oh XAHTAH-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-13
IVuN 1FUys
10. CHAMpERIIS.

A CHRISTIAN convention will be held
in Red Cloud. Saturday and Sabbath
March II and IS. beginning NJ 1850 q
m. Saturday in the Bap;is; church.
TIE Sabbath SERVICES will be held IN
the Rink. Revival services IN the
morning beginning with social meet
ing At 10 = m: ., II services by Mn. S,
u. /. Henry: a, 2 p. m. convention
topio. $50, Band Of Hope hour. with
chemical experiments by Mn. Henry
Services in the evening begin with
sonG services at 6 o'clock. sermon by
Nm Henry. I, 10 expected tina, Bloom
inEson. Franklin. Rvey;on. and othe'
places vii! Be represented in the e,er
cises. Various topics viii be discussed
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-13
County -Surennsen3suf

SrxaYS-One white krcsa mstca
GOV. WITH r.d spot brand "" O. side.
A liberal reward offered 20 Hnier. Ad-
dress n.onA. Anderson, Bee Good,
Neh. - esp
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-13

NOTICE. il hereby gwen 70 eli sbo
expect 70 teach n tina oouniy the ooD-
ing ssason, TIA; ! vii hold sp-olai
examination 1t my otAee IN Red C1oud
ThurdAy. Apr. ISIS. commencing
UsAm C " sFnryoKx,
IT. County Superintendent
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-13

To " patrons OF the Indian creek
cheese factory: have tins day sold
the Indian Creek cheese factory TO Mr..
II L Luce. Mr. Luce has been III my
employ ever since | have been in Ne
braska. In turning the business over
tn him | do so knowing him 10 be per
fcc,ly honest. straightforward, and
competent TO handle the factory in the
most satisfactory manner. and hu-
creates, effort will be 70 please bis pat
rons. Thanking the patrons for the
patronage they gave me and the conf
dence bestowed. ! trust you viii show
the same good will toward my success
sos. | shall continue 10 feel an interest
in the factory and shall do al ! can ,G
increase the interest and success OF tho
factory. Yours Truly.
20 CmANnEnIIH.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-13
Auction Sale.

I-li oaer al Pubssc sale .: ibs farm
tnowu - the Casa Adams farm. three
miles South Ses; 81 salem. or
Friday, April 3. 8 8
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-13

FoCsD-A Key. .Lcosef can hare
The same By calling and paying for
tins item
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-13

1HEKr viii be . meeting Of the pa:
rom OF the Inavale cheese factory. .,
The factory. Wednesday. March Is. q;
2 o'clock P " All parties in.e,o:et
IN las, seasons work, and the coming
.e~son, are requested 70 be present
J. q. CHAAsEAi-N
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-13

HAvrSo purchased the Indian creek
cheese factory o. J. o. Chamberlin. !
desire TO meet all those interested in
the factory. and viii have . meeting Of
the patrons ., the factory March 10.
for the purpose Of making arrange
menH for the coming seasons work.
II. l.. LrcE
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-13
DOWN THH RIVER
10 Where the Bn6Ses Have Gone
That Recently epanned tks Re-
publican

In the history o. the oides inhabi,
Ant there has never been known g.
have been - disagreeable and cold
winter weather - ;ha: which ve have
jus, experienced. Consequently the
Republican river has been frozen 10 =
| greater extent than ever before. and
when the warm rays ola March sun
t,egan 10 .ofien The concealed vsie:
people t~gAn TO surmi.e tina: sad havoc
! would folIu~ 10 al bridges ;ha; were
| not nigh enough TO let the gorge pass
under. Their fears we're no, ground
! les. a. has been already observed by
those conyersAnt with the ylyer during
the las; iew days. The recent breakup
caused the ice To move and 81 the way
up the valley came the new that ice
VA, king" and "a. sweeping everything
before 10 4 dozen or more bridges
have been swept INTO ihe stream leay-
ing the ~aytarer OF the banks thinking
Of sweet home, and how Will | get
there" Three bridge. have been car
ned away THIS week BY the ice. which
leads Us Ia ask Why 1t 10 hat better
bridges are no., built and thu. save the
annual expense OF rebuilding and re-
pairing. Enough money has already
been pu: iIto the three bridge. VII
I~navAle, Red Cloud and Guide Rock Ia
have built three good iron bridge. that
would have taken ages 10 wear out. IL
is the opinion OF The CHIKF that the
tax payers would rather vote 10 build
good bridges q, once than 70 be COM
PEELED TO pay ~ repair wooden
and worthless bridges every little while
In the interes, Of economy 20 the
county good bridges should be put up,
and the continual dram on the county
e1chequer be stopped once and for all.
srRAYs
On Wednesday il was decided TO
commence work at once 70 rebuild the
Red Cloud bridge, and IN all probahili-
~ j, will not be many days before 1t
will be passahle.
The ice vas 20 thick in the I've this
week that il forced the wa.eY out Of the
banks. and for three or four days the
Republican wa almost O half mile
wide.
Hundreds OF s~ight-seer visited the
river in the last few days 70 see the
immense ice gorges.
When the river overlooked the
wolves on the bottom began 70 pull
for the shore.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-13

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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-06-18
NORTH HYDE PARK.

Geo. B. Allen, travelling agent for G. E..
Webb e Co., of Jackson, Michigan, is at
home sick.
"Sam." caught trout near the mill
dam weighing 2 IA pounds. Sam" is
little behind and is going for another.
The exercises at the Congregational
church on Sunday were very enjoyable.
The members of the Union Sunday School
did themselves credit. Music by choir
excellent with appropriate remarks by
Elder Smith.
VIM. Ober is soon to commence sing
ing school for the benefit of the children.
Our quiet village was somewhat startled
when it was announced Friday morning
last that D. c. Smiths valuable driving
| horse had been stolen from his stable, also
| nearly new buggy wagon and harness
| of F. M. Allen. Eddie Billiard of this
place was the only person suspected.
| Said Eddie could not be found, having for
the past few days been extensively plum
dering and thieving, and at last before
leaving committed a forgery and left fol-
Canada with the above property. D. G.
Smith with Sheriff Stevens started on the
| track of the thief. Arriving at North
Troy, as they went TO the depot. Smith
| recognized his horse attached to the bug
gy and harness, and these being this side
of the line they took the property, said
Eddie having sold the horse in Manson
vile to a party for 800 and the party
purchasing had started for drive into
the State. The buggy and harness were
not sold. Eddie went for tony suit o
clothes and ticket for Chicago. The
party who was out the 500 for the horse
with Stevens, left for Montreal, Smith ant
team returning to North Hyde Park. II
is hoped that the parties who have beer
quite forward to protect Eddie, the out
law, in the past, may feel that they arr
not entitled to any sympathy or credi
besides doing the public a very great in
jury.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-06-18
CAM BRIDGE.

Rev. j. d. Beeman, of the Vermont
Methodist Seminary, was in this place on
Monday and Tuesday Of last week. He
also went to Fletcher.
Clarence Remington has returned from
Concord, n. III.
The new time table does not give gen.
eral satisfaction here.
Communion services were held in the
NJ. E. church last Sunday. Mr.. Bushnell
was assisted by Rev. Mr.. Clark. of st.
Adams, a former presiding elder, and a
member of the New Hampshire confer
ence. Previous to the service Is persons
united in full connection with the church,
and one joined by letter.
As last Sunday was children's Day,
both churches gave concerts in the even
ing. At the NJ. E. church the exercises
consisted OF songs, recitations and 9TH
er exercises. Rev. Mr.. Clark made a
few remarks to the children about Sum
day schools. Rev. Mr.. Bushnell then
addressed the congregation, and after
wards collection was taken, instead of
applying it on the Children's Day fund,
the money is to be used in re-seating the
audience room. Half of the money nee
essary for the work was already signed
before this collection was taken.
Those who attended the play Enlist
ed for the War;" say it was finely rem
dered. 1t was given in the Congrega-
tional vestry, Saturday evening, June Is.
Children's Day was observed last Sab
bath in the Congregational church by a
sermon in the morning to the children
and a concert consisting of responsive
exercises, recitations, and singing in the
evening. The recitation by Miss Pierce
was impressive and the singing by the
children beautiful. The church was dec
Grated with flowers, ferns and plants.
The arch kindly loaned by w. M. Scott
was trimmed with evergreens and a suita-
BILE motto. There was large attendance
upon both services.