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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09

Our town is alive With polities- VIZ
will be some What glad when the sub
ject Of the town talk is changed.
L. n. Edison and Charles Woodruff
started for Iowa Friday.
Mrs. Z. B. knight made . tying
trip - Weeping Water last week.
There Vas quite . number out Sun
day evening TO hear the Rev. More.
Ed. Parkss vas ia town Sunday.
Mrs. Call, Of Louisville, Mo, is
here visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. K Pituey.
Quite . number from here went 70
Pleasant Prairie Fridsy night 70 hear
I. b. Hampton speak.
The young people Of ~lnsvale gave
Miss Maude Orchard . surprise Tues
day evening. A good time is report
Cd. PErERBOY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09

VIM. Barnes laid up with the rheu
matism.
Mr.. Shaw is putting down . veil
Mr.. Center has sold his farm q
Mr.. Graham. He has moved "a
Remington.
K. c. Wilson bought three head Of
horses 10 Red Cloud last week.
Whoa to that mule that turned
down the railroad track last Thurs
day afternoon.
Bro. Williamson preached at Orio
Saturday evening and Sunday to .
crowded house.
j. 7. Stores will preach at Orio
next Sabbath at III O'Clock. All arc
invited.
We understand Mrs. Miller will
teach the school in district 9 for q
term Of four months.
Some Of our boys were over to Red
Cloud to the rally Thursday.
HATcHEr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09
Let The Eagle Soar.

Who would have thought tha'
there was such a Waterloo in ator,
Tor the democrats The most san
guine republican did not even dar,
to venture such a hope, the chance.
seemed too remote for even such q
show for the great republican party
six months ago, but behold the glor
ious news, the people have had fou,
years of democracy which has so fill.
ed them with disgust that they have
shaken off the barnacles and put on
new clotbes-the republican party
From east to west the oll party has
reasserted itself and has swept every
thing before it, redeeming both the
executive and lower house of Congress
fro'u it's clutches with a good repub-
lican majority in the senate bringing
back the government into the com.
pletc control cf the COP This is
glory enough for the republicans
the victory being the greater over
the fact that the republicans have
not only overcome democracy but all
OF the numerous side issues-of
which there were many It is a noble
victory and a just rebukc to the bold
assertions Of the democratic party on
the free trade question The civil
service fraud, the free trade follscy,
the demogoguery Of the president,
the ~slimsey Pre,ext for vetoing pen
sion bills, and the lack Of backbone,
to assert our national rights did
much to bring about this wonderful
change in the administration Of pub
lie affairs Just think Of it-routed
all along the line Even now the in
spi,ation has taken hold Of the peo-
pie and raised them from a despon-
dent feeling, has alresd imbued them
with hope. has commenced the revival
OF business and the whole land has
put on-cven now-an aspect Of pros
perity that has scarcely been heard
Of the last 4 years The CHIEF looks
tor better times, now, and With .
statesman in the presidential chair to
WELD the affairs Of the government
and a republican senate and house to
back him there will be much good
work done Tor the benefit Of the peo-
ple-at least there will not be any
ten months sittings Of Congress and
not ANYTHING accomplished In Ne
brasKa the republicans carried every.
thing.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09

Fine weather still continues.
The farmers are busy gathering
corn.
Our post master has . nes cellar.
Ed Ansek Has returned from Mis-.
sour. He thinks Nebraska is good
enough for him.
DR.. Jsnss has been out 10 SIC
Frank keat II is 90 be hoped ,ha,
be able to relieve him from the malig
nast malsdy. which i. = sore puzzle
to % May eminent surgeons.
ORD MAID.
List Of letters remaining uncalled
for st Bole post once. Nov. is,, lsss.
Mr.. NcNutt. Mr.. {. +. Brown.
These letters will BE- sen, TO tic
dead letter Office, Dec. ls,, Ises. if
not called for before iha, time.
y. L. D. Smith, 7. VI.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09
AMERICAN
COWLES.

Special co.rcspondence.-C 20
cents. Several loads arriving daily.
A. f.. Malick, from near Guide
Rock. was dong business in town
last Thursday.
Nobody dead or married since last
week that We know Of, but look out
for q wedding in the ear future.
Uncle John Moore is feeding 200
Of the finest steers that has been our
privilege to inspect for many a Gay.
c. +. Britteu and family, residents
Of Ludell. Kan. but formerly Of this
place. were visiting friends in this
locality on Thursday. Nj. B. in
tends to make a visit in Iowa before
returning to his home. lie reports
matters in that country As being in q
prosperous condition. Glad to see
you Charlie. Come again.
G. N. Stevens, Isa Paul, ". c.
Hurd and Bob we're taking in the
sights at the county seat last Thurs
day.
Rev. Hart, Of Franklin, e~1pousdei
the scriptures to the citizens Of
Covles last Sunday morning and eve
ming, MI. Page being absent.
p NJ. Ward and brother r visit
ing with their brother.iulav A. {
Scott, in Edgar.
Editor Ward and A. Mccall wer'
doing the city Thursday in behalf o
the democratic ticket. That's nigh
boys. now OF eve
Editor Plumb's valid,ctory appear
in the Cowles Herald Of Novembe
I'd. While We appreciate the import
anee Of his labon. ve cannot he'll
thinking that 80 far As the Covle
Publishing Company is concerned th
enterprise has proved . financial fail
ure. 1T 10 useless to eass pearl b
fore swine"
The Covtcs school, under the Pm
sessorship Of II. Z. Proba.eo, is tai
ing rank among the bes. schools G
the county. Mr.. Proba.eo carries ID
best certificate o. ary teacher il ii
esaosy for discipline and sAsroug
work Cssaos be sxcclied By any.
Soce miserans had the sadsasy Z
aheoe Unu1e Dsvie Ons dog - II
Sunday. The deed vas fosDsrly ssy
posed TO have been committed BY -
Of our p~rcoainest townsnea bet NOT
recent investigates shows il 70 hs
mistake We could probably aan
the guilty party bat Prsdeoee warn
n 20 de.;st- RIfcBIicAy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09

Corn husking is the news Of tho
day.
A. NcIn.osh lost . COW las, week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Law and Mr.. and
Mrs. Dickerson we're visiting at Mr..
Mescalf' 8 Sunday.
Eliza Bennett 10 at New Virginia
going to school.
B. F. Reed lost a heifer las, week.
Miss Belle Mcintosh has a new
side saddle.
Mr.. Bradshaw has . new buggy.
Mrs. Bren1en's sister is here on =
visit from Kansas.
We are sorry to say that Mr.. j..
Jiskra is going to leave US.
ID. Hefaebower has . new buggy.
Frank Lindsey, Of River,on, vas
here buying butche: stock last week.
Mr.. Alyea has completed his mill
dam.
The school bonds didn't carry.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09
COWLES.

G.. NJ. Plumb moved to Red Cloud
this week.
DR.. johnson has purchased the
property formerly owned BY W. T.
Evans.
r. D.. Carrier has bought the
property where he lives Of l.. c. Gil
bert.
Miss Minnie Petersen returned
from Red Cloud the 6rst OF the week
from . visit.
Miss Jessie Polly, Of Franklin
county. Vas visiting last week with
the families Of j. ID. Schenck and G..
T. Clark.
Our schools are progressing finely
under the management of II. {. Pro
basco and Miss Bessie Wright.
Mrs. X. Adamson has received
$500 pension money. 1t VAS due
Mr.. Edison. She has been trying
several years to get it.
AMERICAN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09
JCDSON, KANSAS

Corn gathering is tae order Of the
day, but it does not require much
crib room this year.
Married At the residence Of the
brides parents. Sunday, Nov. 4,h.
Mr.. Sutherland and Miss Eva Wax.
ringtos, the Rev. Williamson o~ficiat-
ing.
Mr.. Warrington had quite a mi.hap
on Monday morning. He had Tor
rowed = table, loaded il in the wagon
and his team started and run through
the corn 6eld, threw the table out o!
the wagon and broke it. Then the
tire came Cd the wheel aad broke the
sPokes out, and Mr.. Warrington
didn't swear either. SID.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09

DR.. JAMES, the eminent physician,
accompanied BY . portion of his stat.
was in Red Cloud on Saturday As per
announcement The doctor is . very
pleasant gentleman and has an exten.
sive reputation A. IN NJ. d. He car.
ries With him over 8. 900 in 6ne in.
s,ruments Of American and German
make. and thus enabled to treat Il
cases that come before him. He re
NAMED in Red Cloud but one day
bu; We understand will return q,
stated intervals.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09
lse Wll Now, Have Pleosy Of Tjoa
to g 'Plshl0g.

Farewell! A long farewell,
To all his greatness;
This is the state of man,
Today he puts forth
The tender leaves Of hopes,
Tomorrow blossoms,
And bears his blushing honors
Thick upon him;
The third day comes . frost,
A killing frost,
And when he thinks good
Easy man, full surely
His greatness is ripening,
Nips his root,
And then he falls, *SSrAs""
And when lac falls,
He falls like Lucifer,
Never to hope again"
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09

In another column will be found q
report Of the killing Of Frank Fansler
i, Tasting. by Ed Hawkins, ~ho it
will bo,rencmberci va. wanted some
months ago by the police o! franklin
fer breaking into the brewery At tia:
place. At that time Fsnsle. befriead-
ed Hawkins. and the fellow must
have been IN ungraseful fellow 70
have killed his friend in cold Blood.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09

Goodbye, Grover, CeS1bye. Nay ysss
shadow Never Grow Lees.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09

Large Gslns u S0usheSo states Re-
ported aaa . No - Sossh About
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09
1e4o-leoo.

T0E C0ANONON G8T0 TG3e08
JCAT LIKE A1S GRANDPA -
YEAR& AGO.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09

Every Northern state With 0oe ~
Two Exceptions Goes 1espsbiSsaa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09

The Democrats Give % ~ for Ces,
and Look OecldsAly sick.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09

Ten 20 twenty I've teeth extracted pc,
minr'e. absolutely vishou, pain BY Dr. J.
c. Cave Co. painless dentist, II Gafdnes
house. patent painless OPERATOR.
Charges reasonable.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09

Farm Loans.
Interest from 6 TO 10 per cent,
Time from to z years. Call and
investigate. G.. W. BARKER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09
.gM Rm Giaud gMef.


Gathered Up by Chief Reporters d
And About the City and County.
Farm Loans.
Interest from 6 to 10 per cent
Time from ! to years. Call an,
investigate. G. W. BARKER.
Canon City coal at Edleman's onl'
$500.
Buy Vii tea Of Perkins & Mitchell
Sure to please.
Such a nice line OF baskets at Per
kins & Mitchell.
Every thing in the grocery line a,
Perkins & MitcheIl's.
Canon City nut coal at Edleman's
only $3.50. Best thing out for cook.
ing stoves.
On last Friday evening the ladies
". II. c. gave an apple butter social
at Mrs. McNitt's.
Extract Of Almond, rose, lemon,
vanilla, banana, celery and peach
At Perkins & Mitchell.
Halloween is past 30 fix up your
property for another year and get
your lumber at Edleman's.
Have you had any of hat Vii tea
Of Perkins & Mitchell. 1t is superior
to anything yet offered the trade.
Dick Tinker. one Of Red Clouds
best mayors. was down from McCook
on Wednesday visiting old friends.
Fo, the next ten days The CHEF
will take corn on subscription. Those
who desire to pay up camp ay in corn.
The ladies benevolent society held
a 'kettledrum" at the Masonic hall
last Thursday evening. 1t was a
grand success.
Mrrried At Red Cloud, Neb., Nov.
9Th, 1883, Mr.. Noah G. Ransdell and
Mics Title Peterson, both Of Harlan
county, Nebraska, Judge Swcczy off
ciating.
Married at Rcd Cloud, Nov. Sth.
1883, by Rev. Geo. u. Yeiser, Mr..
Geo. f. Whitehead, Of Orleans. Ne
braska. and Miss Katie Strange, of
Red Cloud, Nebraska.
A big crowd was in the city on last
Saturday. The streets were just
lined with people all day. 1t was
the largest number Of people that has
been in the city for many a day.
The Ladies Red Cloud Benevolent
Society cali a meeting at Masonic
hall, Monday. November 18th, at $50
p m, for the election Of officers. All
members are requested to be present.
On Sunday evening the wild geese
we're flying over the city in large
numbers. The electric lights attract
ed them to that extent that they came
down so low that several Of our sports
men winged a half dozen or more be-
fore the geese caught on.
Several gentlemen are here no"
putting in the incandescent wires FOL
the new lights. Nearly every resi-
dence in the city as we'll as a large
number of business houses have taker
the lamps. The company expects t
have it in running order by Decembe'
LIST, lsSS. 1t will take twenty miles
Of wire f., the new lights.
W. II. Barcus has been ~returne,
from Beaver Creek, and G.. ". Hum
NELL from Line, As members Of tn
Board of Supervisors. Both Of thes
eentlensn's scalps we're wanted by
few dissruntled politicians in thei
respective townships, but they ga
there all the same by large msjoriiie
and We are glad to hear Of it.
One day last week Frank Dicke,
son sold his restaurant to our frien
Ernst Welsch. Ernst is one of th
hest restaurant men that ever cam
to the city and will run the busincs
In such : manner rs to make it decis
edly successful Under his man'g'
uent the Wcst Side Restaurant vi
heeome q Gesirable resort for tAol
vhc thirst after something god !
Tux CmER wishes hin toece1
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09

xow is the time Z have your teeth ex-
srscsed Is re positively and absolutely
guarantee Z extract tsotA without the
lsass pain. Dn I. cCbve I ca as1nse
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09

Up by Chief Reporters In
And AbOu n City and County.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09

'HcI's'~h
The bounty on wolves carried
Iii tea at Perkins & Nitchclls.
NJ Young is back from the east
A heather Chinese was 10 the cit,
last Tuesday
The First National bank wan,
county warrants
We will buy county warrants Tn
First National bank
Dave Zerwekh, Of Colby, was i
Red Cloud, this week
j c Brooks lost three head Of cat
tie by feeding on stalks
" Coon Of Republican City, wa
in Red Cloud, this week
Hot and cold lunches at all hour
at Ernst Welsch's restaurant.
For extra select oysters 90 to T.
Welsch's, Dickerson's old stand.
Wanted county warrants at the
First National bank, Red Cloud
G. S. Sill has had his residence en-
livened BY a fresh coat Of paint.
We want county warrants The
First National Bank, Red Cloud
John Tomlinson. who was slightly
injured the other day, is out again.
President Cleveland has designated
November 29th as Thanksgiving day.
Eastern hard coal is cheap now to
what it will be, only $l4 at Edle-
Fresh oysters received three times
per week at +. Welsch's, Dickerson's
old stand.
Canon City nut coal at Edleman's
only Sc 80. Best thing out for cook
ing stoves.
Mrs Frank Tenant, WHO has been
in the west for several weeks
has returned
Ernst Welsch invites his friends
10 call and see him at Frank Dicker-
old stand.
Rev. Case, of Alma. will preach in
the Baptist church Sunday morning.
Nov. 18th, at 1890.
On the 10Th Red Cloud braves will
wade through TURKEY and grease, by
order Of the president.
Frank Fan.ler, who was murdered
At Hastings last Friday night, was
buried Sunday in this city.
The Chautauqua circle meets with
Mrs. c. W. Haley, Tuesday evening.
Nov. 18th, at 40 o'clock.
For Rent.-A good house, with 1
conveniently located. with
good wei. Apply to this Office. If
For nice oyster stews, fries, &c,
.all at the West Side Restaurant.
ERNST WELsCH. Prop.
The election passed off very quietly
in this city on last Tuesday. the cx-
,ltcment did not run as high as usual.
Mrs Fausler desires to return her
to the kind friends who assis
ted her during her late bereavement
Don't forget that the old settlers
will take place on the 18th
in this city. Every old settler in the
should try and be present.
On Saturday, Sunday and Monday
and Nebraska real estate took
= big turn lin the air We mean) and
the attep,ion of our citi-
Gems.
The srcads leading to Red Cloud
have been fixed up in good shape,
to our friend. Charley. BY d.
Of the town board Of Red
Cloud township.
Drs Cave. Smith & Co. the great
painless dentists. Of Cincinnati, Ohio.
will be At the Gardner House. Red
Monday. Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Nov II. Is. IA
Miss Lille Smith. the Little Nus
ical Wonder" Of Red Cloud. presided
at the diano during the entertain
ment at the Opera Honse Monday
and Tuesday evening, to the entire
satisfaction Of tic large audience.
On last Friday afternoon the bar;
on Vim Outhwai,e's place west of the
city, took Ere and burned to the
ground before assistance could b
rendered. Fortunately everything
was out Of the barn at the time max.
ing the loss about three or four hun.
dred dollars.
On last Thursday nirht Will, on
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09

Weather pleasant
Husking corn is the order Of the
day. Every man. woman aud child
who is tall enough to reach an ear Of
corn, is in the field. Even some Of
our Webster county teachers Oadies)
are at work in the field some day..
Some Of them have no school until
December. so they say they can make
more at work than play. And u
object is to explain that the people
in this vicinity are "rustlers."
Corn will make aLou, ten bushels
to the acre in some fields.
No cabbage vas raised in this vicin-
ity worth mentioning.
Labon Aubusshov is ~fsttening hogs
and selling them.
Mrs. Graves and son Louis have
returned from Stella. Neb.
John Fox has rented nellie Norris
place for the coming year.
John Graves is on the sick list.
George Hutchinson is . p~leasan,
caller in this vicinity every sunday.
Ida Huffman is taking . v.catios
- her work Goes not begin until De
cember.
Geo. Hilton and wife are visiting
10 this locality.
Chss. Gust has .hu. up the road by
putting in . wire fence
Lsbon Aubusehon sold some calves
last week.
Some Of the republicans in thi.
vicinity got John McShane'. letter 81
acceptance asking them to give him
their support. bu, NO! no. No Ne
Shane over Thayer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09

All kinds Of dental work performed ab
soiu.ely vithou. pain by D-s. J. c. Gave
1 Co. painless dentists. a. Ga,dne. ho,se.
No ,day. Tuesday and Wednesday. xov. q
II, IL. Charge reasonable.
Mendota, Mo. coal At Edlem,n's
only IS.
For fresh oysters call on Joe Her
burger. at City Bakery.
Huskisg gloves are al the style
now. Every farmer has = pair.
Goat skin patent husking eloves >;
Berg . Galusha's ss only City cents
Canon City M, coal A. Edlen,n'.
only q $50 Bc., thing 90, for cook
ing.
Farmers take notice. Coll snd see
u before going anywhere else 70 bay
you, iunber for eoneribs, Ae.
". 8 EpLnxAx.
Lowest Priees Ga snip ZAP. stock
boards, sh.e,isg and Al! kis6s .! Ian
Der st Ealsranis
/ Cssos City at eesl ~ Edleoas's
only $50. Bess ding cat fee cosk.
ing ssseA
Csses City sss zeal y El!eoas's
esly $50 Best sAisg ess fss esot-
isE ssoves
Foe &ns class csznefc;Ai isssr
anee ea!l % Sill 4 Stose.
Can a1d 80 DA J C Cas- 4 CO. a. 10
Gssasss hosss No uis css 20 0os
iwDuAssoe.os,1sa - - 0~sssvsa1h
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09

CA.es City cal u Ealesas's ssly
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09

1t is too much-Gsorge Holland
We claim everything-B F Miner.
am headed for Salt lake-ef
Ward
l am feeling very bad, boys-Sam
Temple
OH my, boys my pile IS gone.-
G. ". Lindsey
j cid j. with M little le,,er-Sack-
vile West 70 Grover.
, 1888-09-18
MAI. GEN.
Local knights of PythIas Entertain the
Uniform Rank Commander.

Cheyenne lodge No. 2, K. OF P, and
Magic City division No. l, U. R.. K. of
P, entertained a distinguished guest yes
terday in the person of Maj. Gen. James
R. Carnahan, commander of the Uniform
Rank, Knights of Pythias, of the world.
Maj. Carnahan is on a tour of inspec-
ton which necessitates a visit to every
division west of the Mississippi river. He
came up from Denver yesterday morning,
was shown about the city during the day
and rendered a reception at castle hall
last evening.
In an opening address Chancellor Com
mander A. D. Kelley gave a brief history
of the Uniform Rank of Wyoming. 1t
may be taken for granted that the speech
was interesting and the information accu-
rate.
Grand Representative Barkwell pre-
sented the guest of the evening. Mai.
Carnahan, whose reputation as an orator
is almost national, entertained his audi
tors for fully half an hour. The gentle
man spoke of the benefits and deeds of
the order and urged all members to attach
themselves to the Uniform Rank SO soon
as possible. Mr.. Canadian Was frequently
quite enthusiastically %applauded. He is a
middle aged man with handsome face and
commanding figure. His home is at In
dianapolis. After serving his country in
the civil war on the staff of Gen. Thos. J.
Wood he was made adjutant general for
the state of Indiana. He is a LAWYER by
profession. Maj. Carnahan is frequently
called the father of the Uniform Rank
Knights of Pythias, this branch Of the
order having grown wonderfully under
his administration. he was elected COM
mander in 1884 and reelected at Cincin-
natl this year.
After the visitors address there was
vocal and instrumental music and a gem
eral social.
Maj. Carnahan accompanies the Chey-
enne delegation which leaves the city this
morning to attend the session of the
grand lodge at Carbon. The party will
include: DR.. NJ. G. Barkwell, Frank H.
Clark, w. R. Schnitger, P. S. Cook, A.
Underwood, Gev. L. Durbin, f. s. Heb
ard.
, 1888-09-18

The Central Canal and Land company
has been Incorporated with a capital of
100000. Articles were yesterday filed
at the office of the territorial secretary and
clerk for Laramie county.
While the headquarters of the company
will be in this city, operations will be car
ried on chiefly in Ada county, Idaho,
where a large amount of arid land is to be
reclaimed by taking water from Boise
river. In its statement of objeats the
corporation includes all sorts of real estate
and water business, and even contem-
plates establishing telephone and tele-
graph lines.
The majority of the stockholders are
well known here, and the presence of
their signatures in the list implies that
the company means business. Several
shareholders are railway men. The fol-
lowing names eppoar in the articles: f.
Nagle, A. Gilchrist, W. w. Corlett, j.
A. Riner, ]. A. MCGEE, E. Dickinson,
j. NJ. Stewart. j. S. Hickey, G. w.
Moore and VIM. H. Redenbaugh. All
of the trustees are Cheyenne capitalists.