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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15

The va'a.c. says there's . chanel
to get the R.ock Island railway II the
proper efor: is Put forth. If such is
the case our people should get togeth.
er and make the fur DIV in that direc.
ton. 1t is time thl. some efIr is
put forth. The Northwestern could
have been secured a year ago if it had
not been for the 6ckleness Of certain
gentleman 10 this city, whose respon-
sibility in the matter is we'll Known.
A delay Of two weeks caused the road
to 60 TO Superior instead Of Red
Cloud. The people should harmouize
on this poin, and get down to bust
ness. IiRed Cloud had the railways
that Superior has she would be . city
Of eight Thousand people today. Will
our people sleep on their arms and
receive = Waterloo, or will they wake
up and receive the Rock Island or
some other good road? Red Cloud is
willing and able to pay . good price
for . railroad and . good man should
be sent to headquarters, . man whose
interests ale centered in Red Cloud,
and o who will work for Red Cloud
With might and main. Will you 60?
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15

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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15
WALNUT CREEK.

To arms! To arms Rouse q
Romans sno exterminatc the common
enemy! Old mcu. young men. boys
and minute men. to arms. Organize
. company in the city, and . company
ora part Of = company in each town.
slip, add whole regiment 10 the
country to extermiaase the wolves,
We can hardly 90 out after dark,
without hearing the ho~ls Of . pael
Of wolves, seeking for plaader. Ths
scalps cf wolves arc worth g apiece,
and those Of eovcses 81 each. at Ii.
court house in Red Cloud. Sports.
men. who love sport and good par, d
your best for fun and money. Far
ner. look 70 Jour interests. Nov i
the time. il . few vseks til .sansese,
vsr viil eeaasace it. sumner ean,
pai9n, and you will have DO time :.
devote to the v,lves. o. the con,
tzsry they viii carry on kind o: ,
cu-rii,s warfare while you are asleep
lacy viii forage An your poultry, pig,
ard sheep Vii! yca al;"v yos,
quails to be killed, aud your solve, {.
live? Will you continue 70 use youl
es.nies better THAI your fricnde1
Ferb;a IL patriots aad citizens d
WStsr essscy.
aW. CcaSrn
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15


As Ambo, is not represented in
Jour correspondence. l send you .
few items.
Farmers are busy replacing the
tops Of their haystacks, torn Cd BY
the wind last week.
Mr.. Allan Carpenter aud j. Ssla.
den went to Adams county.
Miss Flo Williams went to Wymore
Sunday. Charlie looks sad.
Meetings At Aubsy school house
Sunday. In the absence Of Bro.
Humnel Bro. d. F. Turnkey enter
tanned the audience.
Mr.. Aadrevs 10 visiting With til,
family Of Mr.. Law.
Mrs. Loughlan and her too little
daughtcrs are visiting With Mr.. Will
liams.
MI. Will Halliday is building
new house on his farm on Willow
creek.
Wonder what has became Of Ii,
Anboy amateur theatrical company,
We should like TO hear more from
them.
tn ere is . new orgsnisation IN th,
neighborbood which Ne VilI tern th'
dancing club . Il stag.
A series Of p~rosraesed neetipgs il
the ueighborhocd voeld Be a in
provemenst on the f,osrsetsd dssees
SOW in order. Cast cone misisse
he!p q. out.
II the school mother at AnhoI
would nc. act up quite - late Susda!
evenings it would be . good thisl
for the health Of The ehildrea - Oh
is 90 cross On Monday mornings
Well Mt. Editor. ] Gill close vitl
this AID il se zee il 10 print ve IA,
vst, akain- Us.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15

Onion sets nov ready at Perkins I
Mitchell.
Blue grass and white clover seed .,
Perkins 4 Mitchell.
All kinds Of garden seeds in bulk al
Perkins 4 Mitchell.
An endleSs variety Of choice garden
seeds just received at Perkins L Mitchell.
Getting has new invoice OF those decor.
ated window shades for 80 cents each, With
spring roller.
There viii DO services ct the Congregs-
tionsl church next Sabbath morning and
evening. Preaching BY Rev. D. A
Blose Of La Harpe III.
The Western L Southern Mercantile As
ISOLATION will, on or about March LIST move
into tho room lately occupied BY F. c.
Winton's furniture store, in tho Moon
block.
Last Wednesday evening while Elmer
Haley was riding his horse home, the
horse fell and broke his leg just above the
ankle. He was carried home whore the
doctor set the fractured bone.
License to we'd vas issued on the 18th
to George H. Scott and Miss Belle xcIn
tosh, both Of this county. The groom il
the son Of shi,e' Scott, and the bride il
tho daughter Of Angus Mcintosh, one Of
the pioneers of Webster county. The
CE.zr wishes them much happiness.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15

Weather plessast, health ID good q
, rcle.
Uncle John Brown has been sici
but il better now.
Sir, Anderson has Go-ed on Geo.
Cooas farm.
The literary society IL prospe'inG
6nely in these parts.
We had rather sstout wind from
ths northwest the other day. 1t did
some little damage By blowing hay
stacks down and scattering them over
the ground.
John Merrill has gone to Missouri
on business.
FEED B.achrehl is shaking hands
among his old friends once more. He
IS from Custer county.
UNCLE Ton.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15
JUDS0N.


There Was quite an accident hap
pened at J. NJ. Browns last week. An
insurance agent came to Mr.. Browns
TO fix up some insurance papers. He
tied his team to Mr.. BIS fence. and
when he came out to 60, Mr.. Brown
had some colts in the pasture and one
Of the colts kicked the agent just
above the right eye making . very big
cash. Mr.. Brown cared for him un-
til the doctor arrised from Smith
Center.
The Rev: J. T. Stones has been
holding = psotracted meeting for the
last week At Miller's school house
with good success. This week be i.
holdin & . p~rotracted meeting At Orio
SIN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15

The concert given last Friday nigh
under tue management Of Mrs. A q
Jes,er, .:d.d BY chr local mrsiea
;a!en: vas among the bes, Of the kind
every produced in the city. Every
nent was entered into TO max.
the affair pleasing and Instructive IL
the audience. and each detail was 60
thorougly carried out that those pres
eut join in saying that it was . con.
plete success. The opera house was
literally crowded and freely encored
the participants during the rendition
Of the various parts. Among those
who -ere especially a2piauded were:
A. Il. Jester IN his Chinese ch,ra.te.
"Me be like Mellican man" Mr..
Jester is . commedisn Of no small
character. The duet "Life's Dream
is Ger" BY Mrs. A. H. Jester. and A.
J. WEIGH vas simply grand and
brought forth the suplaudits Of the
audience. Mr.: Jester in rendering
"OnIy a message from Home showed
her 6ne musical ability a. . soloist.
She WAS assisted BY Miss Rose E,aigh
v. B. Fulton and Others. The most
popular partof the evenings entertain.
meut vas the rendition Of light
will come again" in which Mrs. Jes-
ter, Mss Rose Emish. Messrs Plumb
and WEIGH took part. This piece
seemed 70 be the crewning glory Of
the evenings entertainment. TIL
CHEF would like 70 mention all Of
the worthy parts, but space fsrbids
suffice it to say that each aud every
one did we'll. and their musical gen
ius isl credit to the city. The en-
tertainment was . grand success il
every respect.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15
RLA0RN,


News is rather scarce in these
parts.
Mr.. j. Burnett has moved iato the
Hoffman house.
Mr.. Guthier of Falls City Neb. is
visiting with his sister Mrs. Person.
Mrs. Nelson Of Blue Hill has been
spending . few days with friends Of
this place.
c. F. Hicks sold avery 6ne Mason
& Hamliu organ to Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodside IS q present for their
daughter BERTHE.
We noticed the familiar face Of
Peter Sailor behind the couAter OF
his store one or two days last week
after an illness Of nearly six months.
Mr.. John McCallum shipped . very
6ne car load Of hogs from fere last
Monday. AZ averaging 467,l5, A. and
+. Cox, Henry Boyd and VIM. Wood
side shipped . car load each.
.ir. J. l.. Springer who resigned as
teacher Of the Bladen school on &C
count Of Ill health has again taken up
the school.
Miss Lawrence Of Oscola, Iowa,
Who had been hired to take his place
has decided not to stay.
The Bladen house has again CT ang-
ed hands, Mr.. Lee having agaio taken
~ the reins, MI. Hoffman going
back on his farm. SADIE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15
Dlssries Court Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the
adjourned term Of the district court
will convene 1T the court house in
Red Cloud on Monday morning, Feb.
Is, at which time all jurors drav n At
the January term are expected to be
present. l.. II. FoRT,
CLERK district court.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15

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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15

1sa lsss 81 tAsss As0ss 80 hasss
10 Gsias 1ssA sigAty sssso q hel
N Garfield ssvsShie ssa go ~
watch. Any q n - ts.de II D.
proved farm % ksesss q essaia.
G.. r. CaASEY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15


Nuts, fresh candies, ETC., KEEP. a
Ernst Welsh's.
The district court sets on the 18th
Bear this in mind.
Furniture Of all kinds cheaper thar
yer at +. V. Taylor's.
Get your meals at the Farmers Eat
ing house. f. Welsch.
Money to loan at q living rate o.
interest by ID. NJ. Plat.
Great bargains in wooden dres
goods, at Mrs. +. Newhouse.
Harry Pond and wife have returned
home from their visit to Edgar.
k/Jehn Clark, Of Nemaha county ha'
been the guest Of Kenyon Skeen this
week.
Will Yeiser has gone to British
Columbus and will soon sail TO,
Alaska.
Charley Buschow's welcome coun
tenarcss5was seen in u city on last
satur'x
Don't forget to so to W. l.. Haines
when you want furniture. He keep!
fine line.
VIM. Hoffman, of Line township
has moved to A. II. Kaley's farm on
Indian Creek.
If you want Early May wheat o.
White Russian oats for seed call OF
l.. ii. Rust, at the city feed store.
l wish to buy county bonds, schoo
district bonds, also, county and city
warrants. d. NJ. PLArr.
County Treasurer McNitt's it'll
son, who has been bedfast with in
Aamatory rheumatism, is getting
around again.
Roy Oatman has been creating
great deal of amusement this week Il
both man and DO, with his dog team
1t is quite . curiosity.
When in Red Cloud call at tn,
furniture store g: F. v. Taylor, oppo
site the post olhce, and pick you GU
fine kitchen or parlor suit.
S. F. ~Spokeskeld left Monday nigh
for Hebron and from thence to Ne
Hampshire, where he has been called
hy the serious sickness Of his father
Tie Golden Eagle Clothing Stor
has Just received sc LIZ dszen ne,
spring hats, and expect to get in I
adozen more. Call and see them.
c. WIENER.
NJ. T.. Hutton was arrested one da
last week for apprcpriating ties b
longing to the Il. & NJ. He va
fined s. and costs. He promised {
return the ties provided the fine v:
RENTED.
Whenever your horse become
balky IN the street lift n OF b
fore feet from the ground and stril
tSt shoe a few sharp blows with
stone or q wrench. One who h,
tried it says he never failed to start
balky horse in that very simple way
A, a hugsing bee for the bere6t
church in a country town near Ia
Cloud ~ evenings since, a ma
while blindfolded, Rugged his vi
for several minutes without knows
who he vas hugging. Khen he d
find out he wanted his fifteen cen
back.
B~radbrook, the photographer.
again ~ happy, and as he appears
g. on our fleets, one would have imsgi
s3,ed that he had struck it rich in q
I couisana lottery, but upon ~investis
I on it vas found his good wife h
"a the second time presented hi
Sith a baby boy. Usasl weight n
a :>AA Nks MA m
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15

ssve regrets as4 Ss:skass !rses
Ae.e sea,s,. sks vii siss yss ddias
ses aollar. ed phases. cd sspnsA
|besgAs 5ss ssA 40 IL aos0pass1
- sss0hngUo<sa sas1lLsss0O -
$50 eASs. ]. RAnSs.e :.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15

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1N 2. Saith 8e: ssts gasss a1esV AeesAeas
ias Frshy. sAe vas rs63ag a. hae A>ek aaa
. . dog Us OF All sr.Ssseeee sse ka& - in
Saith feE ever sactvEss osastas . ~zrf.
sacck. bens~ sse-., Nrzss-%
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15

B. F. Mizez. our popular opera house
cash grocer. is doing . dns business. He
is a thorough grvcer and fully under.
stands the needs Of the people. Ne hss
. nne line Of groceries, provisions TO-,
always on hand. His stock is continually
being turned. and consequently keeps
oaly the newes and freshest, as yell a.
the best Of goods in the market, all
Of which be sells strictly for cash, and
much cheaper than those Who cell on
time. His stock OF qusensvafs. china
ware etc, is large and yell selected and
positively the finest goods vest Of Omaha
or Kansas City. and prices to suit the
times. People should consult thei. own
interests and buy of him As his goods are
the finest class and his prices, down to
bed rook for cash. A full line Of canned
fruits always on hand. Call and zee him
before buyinx. Remember that buying
for cash and selling for cash enables him
to . you from 10 to 20 per cent On
every thing you buy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15

Ed ~SSndeeaker ~tu commence . seeoo q
meetings In the wasyoaer school socss In Ds>-
trics Is GARFIELD township. commencing on sun
day. Feb. "a Al are iG,i:rc Ia a:ssrd-
y. B. VsSo1er. fASos.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15
Farm For Rent

II 1ies frsa osskee 50 sesvs
bsoke. Ylessys Il vssd ssd sss9,
p 11s11& "a - s16gQs
%%&-
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15

Nrs. c. wsises. Mn HishlAsd and
Mo Addelsbsim returned this after.
neoo 20 their home IN Red Good asess
10 visit OF several DAYS ia this city.
They aie eel p'sased sith their ssis
in wymose- The society soih hsr
shosed them even hospitality during
their sssy-wyDore Cnios-
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15
c.-A.n. Esc,A ana Fp.wsr Ss~s>.

Ca-Asn, Field and FDsWss SHeAs.
Perkins I Mitchell have pu-cAased q
large s.oek Of bG,k seeds 20, spring trade
xnd are now prepared to an al orders in
that line. Their exPseisscs in the PEST
Aas enabled tAeo 70 select With 80 I'D
.sae.~A ~ ttsssels y tmSiA&
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15

Give N your order for garden sssds
and " val aveyos icesy asa styl -
t>ekIEs Sosb IN l9k6 lhASAHA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15

Troussn are becoming % vide ths,
the question vhsshss ths ssotIsman
or lady shoold take he led in ssesa.
ding . stsirway y further from ~
Nemeat than svcs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15
SPLlNTERS

Gathered - By Chief Reporters In
And About the City and County.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15

Old copper. ir,n, rass, ETC., takeu
in trade for siauare q Adm Nor
hart IN
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15
Railroad!
One Cent a Mile

have this day concluded TO open up
A Cash House, February |, 1889.
I will run q strictly cash house. Please cal! and note my
prices. 1t will be . greater cut on prices than one cent .
mile by the railroad company. ! viii positively o sell
one cents worth Of goods on time. Hany goods that sell for
l5c or two for CSC, l will sell for l2c, &c. Will make exact
change 90 you SEQ you will save 90 Fer cent by trading ats
Strictly Cash House. You will not have to help pay bad
accounts. Az credit business is run all customers have to
pay moro for goods to help pay the loeses of bad debts / can
do business for les profit for cash. and that is what l Am go
ing to do
Sell Strictly for Cash or Produce !
So come and SO me and you will say that have struck the
right key note to that great hereafter which means in .
commercial way great success in business. All will Say No
have found the place and the man to trade With. Come.
come, como and zee me l will do you good.
Great Cash House. no goods sold on time
bring your cash or produce and trade with
the best house in Southern Neb.
B. +. MIXER,
The Opera House Cash Grocer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-12
nIxD-ngADER BIsaop's TEMPER.
TIC whips HTS Latest wiEe in n Nash
Vile Hotel

A specisl dispatch from Nashville, Tenn,
says: Washington Irving Bishop, the mind
reader, appeared in = new role a couple OF
nights ago. The people OF Nashville cannot
De sad to have approved OF his performance,
however. Bishop and bis present wife APP
peared here last week and registered az the
Maxwell House. He has been on q tour Of
the South, and until a short time ago bad
Harrison Willard, the song writer and pianist,
as his assistant. Millar,l left Bishop ia a
buff. and tue ~latter's conduct since then has
been ~erratic, to say the least. About $3.50
O'Clock two nights ago the occupants Of
rooms at the Maxwell beard a woman's
screams isSuingirom the apartment occupied
by the Bishops. Several gentlemen opened
the door Of the room and found Mrs. Bishop
m her handsome attire crOuchlng inaeorner
by the bed. Bishop stood over her in a rage.
For Gods sake take him sway" eX-
claimed Mrs. Bishop.
"Pshsw; she has hysterics,' muttered
Bishop. who was in bis sbirt-sleeyes, "and
she has been trying to Kill herself with a
case-kuife." he added.
lie walked away from the shrinking,
crouchiug figure, but approached again. He
did this several tunes. and each time tue
woman shielded herself and appealed 90 the
bystanders to keep Bishop away. Finally,
on being demonstrated with Ia an emphatic
msnner, Bishop left his wife, while she pre-
ceedCd TO wipe blood from her nose and
wrist. A corner OF the bed sheet had been
used for the same purpose. Despite Bishops
denials, Mrs. Bishop declared that he bal
beaten her, and called her vile names be-
sides. She Is an uncommonly pretty Girl OF
about twenty-iour, aud says she has been
the mind.relder's wife about a year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-12

A Chicago specia! says: IL was asserted
last night that the amount Of money taken
by Harry ID. Schall. the Geiault!ng assistant
cashier OF the Chicago and Northwestern
road, may reach $4,000. Scbaals position
AZ pagmaster and assistant cashier gave him
access to the safe, aud It Is supposed that
some time during saturday afternoon ne
went 10 the vault and stuffed hls pockets
with all the cash in the till, In the evening
setting the time-lock as usual. lie then had
two nights and 4 day before there would lie
any possible chance Of bis absence
beng B0ted at the Office. When Con-
trOller Kirkman went to the tl-bOx
on Monday il was empty. His assistant did
not report, and be soon surmised what was
the trouble. As far As the facts are kuown
there was a young woman mixed up In the
case. SehalPs assOei9tes are SAID 70 nave
been OF the " blOoded" sort. .seball was
treasurer Of the Clerks and Mecha5ies Bnild
ing and Loan Association, composed OF men
ia the employ OF the road and secretary
Caldwell says that $1,000 IS missing from
the funds Of the association. sehall has a
few hundred dollsre OF stock, which VIII De
forfeited 10 assist In l%iquidatiog this claim.
His bonds win cover any lurtber loss; ana
the railroad cOmpany's loss Will probably
be made good by the Guarantee Company.
William u. Wharton, until recently the
western agen, OF the International Marine
insurance Company, OF Liverpool, England,
has disappeared from his ONCE In this city,
sad the eompany's officers are seeking bim,
urged on by the incentive OF some $4,000
which be Is alleged to saye collected, but 10
have forgotten TO turn into the eonpany's
treasury. No one seems TO know where Ar'
Wharton Is. but II Is SAID that be has gone
10 Canada. He left towr some six weeks
ago, IL Is thought, bal the company bnew
nothing Of bis absence until about a month
ago, when their American general agents,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-12
The Pittsburgh Horror.

NNL
PrTTsBrRGH, PA, January II. Forty
eight hours have elapsed since The terrible
disaster that brought sorrow 20 so many
homes in this city, and the work Of uncover
ing the victims has not yet been completed.
For two DAYS and two nights lj0ieams have
been constantly al work, and upto 10 O'Clock
this morning the mangled remains OF four
teen persons have been taken from
the ruins. -Four more ERE known 70
Ice still buried under The dtbTiS, and
six Others are missing. or The m
iured three have died since their
removal 20 the hospital. -Four others are ~ a
critical condition and will not survive. The
remaining thirty.twO are all doing wen ana
Will recover. During the night the bodies
OF Charles blcEWen aud two unknown work
men were recovered, and at daylight the re-
main. Of the venerable Rev. DR.. Reed, who
was m Weldin's store when the accident
happened. were found on the FIRST floor Oh
the binding lrightfully crushed.
DIR. Reed was eighty years old, and a
prominent resident Of Allegheny city.
speaking Of the meferolOgical phenomena
attached to the storm % Wednesday, Signal
officer stewart ssid "Tne signal service
fully indicated The extent and character OF
The storm yisiatioUs. The storm centre was
i'm Chicago. where the lowest baromcter-2p
degrees-eXisted, with a wind velocity ~
eisnt miles to al hour. The wind always
hl vs. in The direction ~ The storm centre.
The latter, however. 3, liable TO shift. which
bapuened on wednesday. In 10 storm
since die signal service has been 10 oprrI-
ton has the storm centre moved with sucl
IA IGity.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-12
MARRIsnN,a TAlLnR.
40 HaiIS from chicago, n"d -
Mailing Suits Tor the whole
Family.

An indianapolis special saws: Carriages
aro not the only thing for which General
Harrison and big family will depend upon
tue te.ourcss % The West. The President
elect wall be- inaugurrted In Chicago clothes,
end his wife auJ daughter VIII wear IN
Washington an Ouliit OF taii0r-made cos
tune, from me same tailor. Both the Gene
r1f. coats aud trousers aud the ladies'
gowns will re made 3t the same place, The
establishment OF George W. Mathews.
Mr.. Mathews was sent for 10 take
The orders Of the famli, some me
$50, and to-day made hIs third trip 10
tins citv on that business. He took General
IIarrison's MEASURE frsl, and orders for IS
rich and becoming suits 13 could bee made
for use on ENTHUSIASTICALLY and evening.
The visit to-day was 20 submit samples To
Mrs. Harrison and Ais. Mckee. The ou>i-
ness was serious. fud it TOOK tOtn afternoon
aud m0.uIrc sessions ID complete 10. 'eY-
eral ladies. friend, OF tne family, we're pres'
ent on both occasion % assist The judgment
o. Nrs. Harrison ana her daughter ia tue
matter Of coloTs and STYLES.
still another visit by Mr. Mathews will be
necessary before any cloth is cut. He Will
bring his artist with him then, and effective
draping viii b. devised Tor AL the costumes,
Final orders will tben be given, and tho
dresses viii DE complete in time for use III
Washington.
The costumes Mr.. Mathews will make are
those that the ladies' VIII need Tor street,
shopping, and calling wear. A more elab0-
rate costume for 5lrs. Harrison TO wear at
the inaugural bail is now being made ~ ms
city, u i. said. Cincinnati dressm0kers. IL Is
SAID, may slso get some orders Tor fnil-dres'
costumes f9r the ladies u the family. Mr..
Mathews has done work for the liarrisOns
before. lie has been Russell Hsrrison's
tailor for a good many years and Is making
several suits for HIM now. lie tried four
coats on bim last night in Chicago, where
Russell stopped over on his way to Omaha