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The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-17

Brick for sale At the Chicago Lum
Der Yard.
If you wisn to cell your farm or town
property call on JosEPH GRAVES.
Att Red Cloud, Neb.
Lots OF new goods constantly arriv-
ing at the Red Cloud Drug Store.
The best Of everything received daily
at the City Pharmacy.
For SALE-Four good horses on
reasonable terms. Call on or address
ST d. H. kALEY, Red Cloud.
Every department 10 . pet at tho
Red Cloud Drug Store.
Go to J. H. Kellogg 4 Co.'S for YOU
school books, states, pencils, etc. Full
and complete assortment.
Go to J. H. kellogg 4 Coz for oil
kinds Of pure drugs, paints, etc.
J, H. Kellogg & Co are headquaters
for perfumes Of all kinds, stationery,
etc.
Call q. the FIRST National Bank for
81 per cent. interest farm loans. ST
Call At the Nut National Bank for
81 per cent interest farm loans. 3tf
Brick fer sale at the Chicago Lum
Der Yard.
Gown for Sale.
l have : cows and . 3 year old three.
fourths Durham Bull for sale.
64 H. RUxDEIL, Cowles, Nob.
MRs. L. F. MARKELL has received .
choice selection of mililnery goods
that she would invite the ladies of Red
Cloud to call and ~. She We com.
PEELED to open them in rooms over
Morhart 4 Fultonis hardware store,
but by the first ofnext month hopes 20
move in more c0mmodieus Qusrtsrs.
TEACHES and district school blanks
Cuttings.
IxDAY hours It CottinGis drug
pre- as follows: Q % 1870 q. NJ,
6to1pm.
fnew JerseyS Just arrived at
puse'a
First National Bank
terest farm loans. 81
4 National Bank a
farm loanD. ri
are now readH.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-17

1t is recommended that no proxies
be admitted to the convention, except
such as are held by persons residing in
the counties from which such proxies
are given. NJ. L. FoGEL, Chairman.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-17
WING LEE.
CHINESE LAUNDRY.
On north Webster Street.
Red Cloud, Neb. P. O. Box 2
OF INCORPORATION
OF the Southwestern Investment
Company.

TO all whom II may concern: We. the unde. d.
I signed citizens Of the United ScatcS, Frank
A. SweezY. John r. WILCOX and Percy A. Wells.
being destfoos q forming . cooperation under
brsskA authorizing the same, have associated
ourselves together under The provisions Of the
laws Aforesaid In the manner following:
L. The corporate name Of the said cooperation
shall b South Western InvestDmt Conn 0V.
2. The pgiReipal placs Of tnn>actine bost
neSS, and TIE principal onces Of said COMPANY
shall b . Ned Cloud. Nebraska
= The busirsss Of said corporation shall Be
the buying md selling. and dealing generally in
Al Kinds OF pdssse AID public securities: the
=! "a buying ana seuin9 a county. pre-
and school bonds. and municipal securi-
yol an kinds
he cat nal stock Of said cooperation SHAH
nm Thousapd Dollars. tn Be paid tn n d.
- 81 - board Of Director Of said corpora
hon.
This eoeuorasion sha on the
Rssf dsV a Sepeember. lAS. and Sh3H CONTINUE
n exisience for . term oe tweuSy-nve yeeSA
Z The haehesf amount Of Indebtedness %
A3shiHfN 70 witch said eogpos18too g az ~
~ subject Itself. 3 The sum o0s e.co1
~ shirss q tas esRtsas ~ s '~
T.. Ne aaslne q az eor3S 1890 , nv q
49, ~ s:aSeifHfo . Quogum loe TIE 011oes
N.Y. 60a10A Thsy shan % eseeee9 sy"1Exaa3
A1ru1i6oa b tke ooo50tuo0o- SoA1 -,
- 80 foi tAsssgo q 90 ys1a; s~
1871 Meeo - e3eeeo0 QueuoeA
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The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-17
Republican Senatorial Convention

RepubIcou senatorial convention
The republican electors of the TWEEN
ty.third sentorlal district of the state
Of Nebraska are invited TO send dele
gates from their several counties to
meet in convention at Red Cloud, Neb
Thursday, Sept. %, 1886. at ! o'clock
p. m. for the purpose Of nominating
one candidate for State Senator, and
the transaction Of such other business
50 may properly come before the con-
vention. The several counties are en-
titled to the same representation as in
the congressional convention: viz:
Franklin. 6
NEckolls.. 6
Webster 9
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-17
Geo. Barker

SIR. EDITOR: We wish to call the
ion ofthe nominating commit
,v0,- me republican and prohibition
"Ities Of Webster county to the fact
that we would like to have Geo. w.
Barker nominated to the Office of
county attorney. We believe MIR:
Barker well qualified to fill the office,
being q thorough lawyer and a steady,
honorable young man. Being a true
and Tiled temperance man he would
receive the temperance vote, and be.
ing the son Of a fallen comrade he
would receive the soldier vote. Having
been q resident and taxpayer of Web
ior county for the past eight years he
mo stfk nger among us. BY order Of
w. G. 7. l..
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-17
Republican Representative Con-
VontiOn.


The republican electors of the forty
first Representative District are in
vited to send delegates from their sew
eral counties to meet in convention at
Red Cloud, Nebraska, on Monday.
September, Goth. 1886. at l o'clock, p.
m. for the purpose of nominating n
candidate for representative and for
the transaction of such other business
- may properly come before the con-
vention. The several counties are
entitled to the came representation as
C. the congressional convention, viz:
! 1t is recommended that no proxies
Z admitted to the convention except
b as are held by persons residing in
counties from which such proxies
(iven. BY order committee.
FRANK X. GUNP, Chairman.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-17

STILL THfy CoNE.-We take pleas
nre in calling the attention of our
Thousands of Nesders to the new adver.
tisement Of M ssrs Goldman & Waugh,
q new firm that Is opening up in Nor
hart & Fultonis old hardware store
o of the largest stocks of general
merchandise that has ever come to the
city. They have remodelled the in
terior of the store room, shelved it on
both sides and up and down the CEN
ter, and propose to do business in Red
Cloud if selling goods low will do it.
Their stock embraces boots and shoes.
\6ry goods. clothing. etc., and they
nsormed us that they propose to
them at all hazards. The
Is0mes the gentlemen to our
Is they will receive .
atrOnage, as both are en-.
o dot and full Of vim and
As sOon as Mr.. Moons
8 ready for occupancy they will
10 the west side of the street.
Lev will open about Saturday morn .
linv for business.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-17

A.S. WATSON, a prominent gentle
han of West Liberty. Iowa, 'and an
Sd friend of w. w. Gardner, VAS IN
sour city this week and has decided to
locate in Red Cloud, with a fine stock
If imported stations. Mr.. Watson, as
will be seen by comments from West
\Liberty papers, comes to Red Cloud
lirhly recommended as q breeder Of
ne stock, AID just such an institution
what is needed In Webster county.
q is also q breeder of fine blOoded
b9e, and will engage in both branches
l5be bYsipe1a k;h !, 1887.
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NEWS OF THE MORNING.

FoREIGS.-Emperor William is suffering
from fall....Serious railroad accident at
Thornhill. Ont IA band of swindlers are
operating in London. Lieutenant Greely's
'.Three Years of Arctic Service has been
published ... Tourists crowd the hotels in
the City of Mexico .Serious labor trouble
in France. Unimportant meetings of I'M
employed workmen in England Silver
in London, 46Ed consols, 1913 per cents,
le5; IS. 1883; As, 1l45,::
EAsrERN.-At the sale Of Pierre LoriIl-
ards horses the proceeds aggregated $l49,-
050...... Wife murder and suicide at st.
Paul, Mimi ...... Fire in New York.. Cold
weather and storms still prevail in the
East. The report Of Governor Hubbard's
conduct on the steamer for Yokohama is
pronounced false..... Frank Burgel shot his
wife and then cut his own throat at Mas
sillon, 0...-.Six buildings burned at Home
stead. Pa. Unknown man suicided at
Niagara Falls. Government bonds quoted
in New York at 1878 for As of 1907 ia
for AS; sterling. 81 SS4@4 90; 1909 for
IS; silver bars, 1921.
WAsHINGroN.-The present week prom
ises to be a busy enc in the House,. .Serv-
ice or several mail routes re-established in
Nevada..,...The Senate Judiciary Commit
tee will report against the confirmation OF
Zach. Montgomery Miss Cleveland gave
a lunch to Senator'S wives Saturday..
Commissioner of Agriculture Coleman viii
visit California this summer.
PACIFIC COAST Rain in several locali-
ties .-...Fire in San JOSEF. Heavy frost in
Napa valley 49,. Contest over the Wicker
sham estate in Sonoma county,. Two
highway robbers arrested....A c. n How
ard found dead in Salt Lake,. Several
convicted cohabitationists sentenced at Salt
Lake.. Woman found guilty at Tomb
stone, A. T., of throwing yitriol Death
OF General Thomas Fl. Williams in San
Francisco
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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.


The Customs officers made seizure OF
$500 worth of opium on the Mail dock
There are an ususually large number OF
cases pending in the Police Courts at pres
ent.
Judge Wilson has ordered the trial of
DR.. James A. J. Mcdonald. accused OF
killing David z. Mish, to be set for April
9th.
A rival line of steamships is to be estab-
lished between San Francisco and Homo
lulu, presumably in the interests of the
American Sugar Refinery. Steamers have
been chartered for the service.
AT last the San Francisco and American
District Telegraph Companies have con-
cluded treaty of peace, having become
tired OF cutting each others Threats. The
payment OF bonuses and rebates will cease
Immediately and the companies will COM
pete on their merits
Railroad passenger rates Saturday opened
at about Fridays figures. About noon the
Southern Pacific issued The following list
of prices Emigrant to Chicago. $50. to
New York, $50. Limited first-ciass to Chi
cago, 1856; to New York, S4S. Unlimited
first-class to Chicago, $65 to New York.
S7S-showing little strengthening over
the earlier figures.
The Supreme Court rendered its lone.
expected decisions Saturday in the proceed
ings to punish Christopher Buckley and ].
W. Taylor for contempt, and upon the
motion to disbar or suspend ex-Cifv and
County Attorney ]. F. Cowdery and ID. II
Whittemore, the attorney, for unprofes
sional conduct. The Courr finds the charges
ofcontempt not proven, and suspends Cow
derry from practice for six months.
For the first time in the history of the
San Francisco Bar Association its members
assembled at a banquet Saturday evening
in their spacious library. Around two long
tables were seated Federal and State Judi
cial officers and the most prominent jurists
of this State. The menu contained all that
the culinary art could supply, while the
speeches were more sparkling than the
champagne which flowed abundantly.
The fourth and last night of the billiard
contest of 5000 points between Harvey Nc
kenna and Alonzo II. Morris resulted, Sat-
urday evening, in the fifteenth inning. in
Morris completing 800 for the evening and
the requisite 5000 to win the game, While
McKenna, having scored only 4,S4s, had
lost. For some unaccountable reason Ben
Saylor, the referee, announced that he
would not give decision until Tuesday
afternoon.
Shortly before noon Saturday United
States Circuit Judge Sawyer received dis.
patch giving him official notification that
Marshal J. G. Franks commission is on
the way here by mail. The telegram was
sent by Acknowledgement Garland, and
stated that the commission was granted on
the 10th of February and was mailed by
President Cleveland on the 18th. The
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. document is addressed to
United States District Judge Hoffman. As
the information is equivalent to the re-
ception of the papers, Mr.. Frank will be
sworn in as a United States
officer by Judge Hoffman.
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THE sHERMAN-FRY DISPUTE.

General W. I. Sherman has at last q got
TO the bottom" of the matter of the CHARGE
by General Fry in the North .4merica,,
Resaon, that Sherman had declared it as
his opinion that had General C. F. Smith
lived General Grant would have disan.
peared from history after Donelson. 1t
now appears that General Sherman. in col
lecting historical data, wrote to Colonel
Scott in September last, in which long let
ter the words quoted by General Fry were
usei. But torn out of the body of the
epistle and presented alone they are sus-
ceptible of very different Interpretation
to that they should have when considered
an connection with the context. From this
epistle, now published infull, il appears that
General Sherman was specializing upon
the policy of General HalIeck, and what
might have happened had it been carried
GU. as General Halleck intended. In that
event General Smith and not General
Grant would have been placed in the posi-
tion Grant occupied would in all proba-
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Doc KILLED BY RArrLEsSAkKs. -Tbe

DOG hlLLED BY RATTLESNAKEs.-The San
Diego san of February 23d SAYS:
Yesterday afternoon William Francis
the proprietor of a shooting gallery on
Fifth street, went out over the hills north of
the city in search of small game. being ac-
companied on the trip by very valuable
retrieving dog. In the vicinity of Winter
& Schuetzes slaughter-yard he fired his
gun off and small bird fell in the bushes
some distance away. The dog sprang for
ward to retrieve the bird, when his master
heard the animal give short and sharp
yeip Having few minutes before killed
large rattlesnake Mr.. Francis suspected
the cause of the trouble He went forward
and found the dog bitten in two places-on
the tip OF the nose and on the mouth. A
little furt er two yenomous-l looking rattle
snakes were espied in the grass. and the
contents of double barreled shotepn soon
made good snakes of them. Mr. Francis
IS positive that neither of the two snakes.
which 1t seems must have simultaneously
inserted their poisoned fangs in the moor
brute, gave any warning. which is said To
be the universal practice of the rat.lesnake
species. Within five minutes after beino
bitten the dog was corpse The two snakes
were brought to the city and were on exbi-
bition to-day. 1t is claimed that the rattle
snakes in the vicinity of San Diego have a
more deadly poison than any other kind.
1t will be remembered that gentleman
met his death from being bitten by one of
them In Roses canyon few years since.
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The organizer of the greenback-labor
party in Tennessee, some years ago-one
John r. Beasley, of Chattanooga-is out
in card denouncing the American re-
public, and declaring that it must be over
thrown by farce. And this because under
orr form of government men may buy and
sell land, inherit and devise property and
coin, and use metal money. Beasley, as
Confederate and destroyer of the Union.
was an ignominious failure. He was little
less successful as greenbacker, and being
in danger of dropping completely out of
sight and mind, he has made this last at
tempt to boom himself into prominence.
We trust that timid readers will compose
themselves. When the Beasley cyclone is
likely to begin the ever-yigilant press will
give everybody timely notice to 'stand
from underp
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IT is rumored that the report of Rousseau,
the French delegate, sent out by the Gov
eminent to inspect the work on the Pan
anna canal, will be adverse by De Lesseps,
and calculated to bear that great scheme.
The dispatches go so far to-day as to say
that the French Government has already
decided to refuse consent to the conducting
NJ the lottery devised to aid the canal
pmpany. If Rousseau so reports it will
Practically kill off the whole scheme of
de corporation. The confidence Of CAPT
al in it has long been shaken, and it is
Harcely probable that De Lesseps will
Be- able to restore it. The work may be
cpmpleted, but certainly not within the
tme he set for it, nor within millions of
francs of the cost, according to his esti-
mate. The truth is the canal scheme is
declining while engineering science and
capital are rapidly giving strength to
Eads' ship railway plans. But neither of
these plans will be worked out in this
century, if we are to judge from the re-
suits Of all the efforts thus far made to
Improve the commercial transit of the
isthmus. Nor, so far as Americans are
Concerned, is there any great necessity u
demand that they should be? The time
has passed when this quick transit was held
e be vitality important to our interests.
But Eads' plans of all others appear just
pow to have the best hold upon the
public mind, and to present the least ex-
pensive and most practical method.
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SAN FRANCISCO AGENCY

&. p. FISHER is Sole Agent for this paper in
san Francisco and vicinity. He is authorized
70 receive advertisements and subscriptions, and
collect for the same. Rooms q and q, Mer-
ehants' Exchange.
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bility have been the central figure in the
real beginning of the war, and which be-
ginning was born after both Gettysburg
and Vicksburg. To the making Of this
point, in considering the war profession
ally, General Sherman, in using the Ian
guage he did, specialized upon what he
believed would have been the result Of
Halleck's want of confidence in General
Grant; that Smith reported to Halleck,
but met with an accident in stepping into
yawl-boat, and because of that Grant,
who had been left behind at Fort Henry,
was ordered forward to Savannah and
Pittsburg Landing. Lincoln had given
Halleck command of all land forces, and
Halleck believing there was no one willing
and competent to command three armies.
BueIl's, Pope's and Grants, made the best
disposition he could of affairs in the west.
and obeyed Lincoln's order to come east
and straighten out affairs in Virginia un-
der Mcclellan. General Grant, there
fore, was called back to Corinth by virtue
of his commission, and not by selection,
and simply resumed command of all the
troops left in the district of West Tennes-
see. The whole matter is clear enough
now. The correspondence does not justify
the bald import Of the single extract made
by General Fry. General Sherman's
speculations were legitimate for him to
indulge in, and do not justify the inference
that he doubted the great qualities of
Grant, and which, as he puts it, pro
dueed such fruits"
Who is General Fry, who has been the
cause of all this controversy? He was a
bosom friend of General Halleck, and in.
herits his prejudices, though Halleek's,
whose distrust of Grant General Sherman
evidently believes was not blameworthy
but natural. OF This, however, we have
our doubts. But General Fry never saw a
battle He was Provost Marshal Cen
eral. He was carpet soldier, and the last
man ON earth who should assume to inject
into the literature of the war innuendoes
against such battle-scarred heroes as Will
lam Tecumseh Sherman, whose career ha.
shed luster upon the art of arms, and
whose lofty military genius, patriotic de
votion and unsurpassed heroism, next t.
Grants, contributed to the salvation of the
nation from ruin, and preserved TO Thu
people the integrity of the union of SOW
ereign States. 1t is to be regretted tina
the splendid old hero should have permit
ted himself for single moment to hav,
been disturbed by such small fry as ha
led him into the present dispute.
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The REcoRD-Umos is the only paper on
,he coast, outside Of San Francisco, that re-
ceircs tie fiu associated Press dispatches from
all parts of the soorld Outside of San Fran
cisco il has no competitor, in point Of mum
bers. in It's home and general circulation
f1rouohosH the coast
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PIONEER LIVERY sTARLE
T. d. SERVER.

t. ID. SCRfVERI Proprietor.
HACKS ON CALL AT ANY HOrR
III day or night. Coupes Phaetons. ~ ex2,
kockaways, Barouches Buggies, with A-E-E
the best ruadsters to be found in any Livery
Stable on the coast, for hire. Horses kept II,
Livery at reasonable rates. Livery Stable on
fourth street. between and ]. fe7.tf
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S. S. s. Il. L. Southwortl,, Dentists, Sac
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Advice to Huothers.--Mrs Winslow's
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children are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little
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cherub awakes as bright as BUTTON 1t is
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regulates the bowels, and is the best known
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GENERAL Rufus Ingalls,, Quartermastcr-
General says st. Jacobs Oil is the best pain
cure.
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For three wi ters i have been afflicted
with Catarrh and Cold in the head. fused Ely's
Cream Balm. 1t accomplished all that was
represented.-lT. F. McGoRsICK, Judge Comm on
Pleas, Elizabeth, \. ]. Price, so cents.
dT-ly MWE
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The enemies of the Hawaiian treaty as
sumo to believe that it will be abrogated.
We have heretofore clearly and at length
shown why there should be no such action,
There rs no more reason for upsetting this
convention now, than there was two years
ago, or at any time in the past, when the
schemes 70 break it down failed.7 1t is COM
merciallY wise and profitable convention
for the United States. But beyond this,
the Government can Ill afford to yield the
Island Kingdom to the control of other
powers and abandon that territory in mid
ocean, which for naval interests is to us of
the highest value As the San Francisco
Call well puts it:
The United States cannot permit n Furonean
nation to Establish close relations with these
Islands. Clpse commercial relations would in
the end ieaq to protectorate or its equivalent
An attempt py Il European power to establish n
proiectorateo yer the islands would lead to war
Onder thess conditions there are good reasons
why the islands should be made the subject of
an especiat commercial policy. The Eastern
cities which do not give much heed to the geo
graphical orstrategic points of question so re-
mote. are inclined TO oppose the treaty, on the
ground that california is the only State that de.
riyes direct benefit from it The East however
would sing q song in a different tune if Csba
were in like danger of falling into the hands OF
fisst-class European power
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GENERAL NOTICES.

From Col. c. II. Maclsey, 32d Iowa In
fantry. ! have derived more benefit from Elys
Cream Balm than anything else | have ever
tried Ihave now been using it for three months
and am experiencing no trouble from Cstarrh
whatever. ! have been a sufferer for twenty
years.-lC. II. MAcKEY, Sigourney, Iowa, Feb
ruary y, 1882. d7-1yMWF
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The Mechanics Building aud Loan
Association.

TyHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF
i the Mechanics Building and Loan Association
for the payment of dues and interest, will
/. 1856, at the Office of the Secretary,
Third and streets. The Secretary will be pre-
pared to receive the same from A. NJ. to p. NJ,
and in the evening from to s.
A. s. HOPKINS, President.
CHAs r. PARSONS Secretary mrl-.t