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The rustler., 1891-12-11
Economy and wisdom.

"By thunder" scolded grocer to an
erring clerk, II don't believe you know
the first principle of this business"
Excuse me, but / do" replied the
clerk with such confidence as to sur
prise his employer.
THE deuce you do. What is it
them"
ITO make little go great weigh" Z"
and the grocer apologized and raised
the clerks salary.-Detroit Free Press.
The rustler., 1891-12-11

Two Chatham street gentlemen are
making arrangements to go into bust.
ness. One of them says:
at is understood now, / get two
thirds of the profits, having put in the
most of the capital, and you get one
third"
"All right, responded the other, ''but
IL we have big luck and fail, then we
are to divide the profits even Texas
Siftinga
The rustler., 1891-12-11

Cholly-Bah Jovel That wine is not
half bad. uncle
His Uncle-You young buck, it ought
TO be. It's as old as / am, and, like
me, sir, 1t has improved with age.
Cholly-Don't see how it's much like
you.
His Uncle-What do you mean, yor
young scapegrace?
Cholly-It has never been drunk. -
Life
The rustler., 1891-12-11
What Nufnber.

A New York shoe dealer is SO much.
absorbed in his business that he thinks
of nothing else. A friend from the coun-
try came into his shoe store and
asked:
II wish TO see your wife"
Certainly. what number?'-Texas
Siftings.
The rustler., 1891-12-11
NOBODY STANDS UP.
Every Passenger In u London street Car is
Entitled To "A seat.

Entitled to n Seat.
There are mo strect-sars run by the
trolley storage, or any other electric
system; no cable-cars, no horse-cars;
not track laid for the surface road in
the city proper Many Americans leave
London without seeing a street-car of
any kind, and yet in the metropolis one
thousand cars run daily over one hun
dred and twenty miles of track, but
they are not permitted in crowded thor
oughfares; they are confined to the out
lying districts.
The street-cars are 'dou uble-deckers,
and, like the busses, they carry more
outside than inside passengers, but the
number of passengers is limited. When
the car has reached its limit IL will take
up no more passengers. Every passen-
ger has the right TO seat, and. to use
paradoXical phrase, every English
man stands up for his right to seat
Street.cars are not needed in the city.
Nearly all London streets are in as
good condition for driving as our roads.
| There are eight thousand hansoms, T.
600 foor- wheelcrs, and two thousand
omnibuses, so that you are not obliged to
walk on account of the absence of cars.
The four-wheeled cabs, or ''growlers, 4"
as they term them, are di-apidated, un-
comfortable vehicles, which lack new
| springs and are dirty both inside and
out. The h orses and drivers are old
and superanuated, they have all seen
better days in private carriages or han
som cabs. You never take four
wheeler II you are alone or If the party
consists of only two persons. You must
engage one II you have n trunk, but IL
you are going to catch train or boat
you had better allow half-hours' mar
gin.
The London cab service Is the best
and cheapest in the world. The fare
in hanson for n two-mile drive is
one shilling (twenty-four cents); by the
hour, two and six (sixty-two cents).
There are no such smart horses for
public hire anywhere as the London
cab horses. They go like the wind il
by the course, and they go at similar
gait by the hour II you promise an ex.
ira sixpence. London Letter.
The rustler., 1891-12-11

Among many designs for over-drapery
there is one simple one which might
look very pretty over frilled muslin
curtains To use with cream-white
curtains deep ecru silk drapery would
look well. This is long scarf in shape,
with rufile Of the silk three inches deep
on the lower edge and across the ends.
The scarf is caught up in the middle to
the center of the rod which supports
the muslin curtains with either rosette
or ribbon, a cord and tassels or simple
band of silk. II is then allowed to
droop on each side in graceful fcstoon,
showing the rod and q little of the
under curtains above the curves. AT
each end the silk is caught up
again and over the end of the rod and
let TO fall for half or three-quarters OF
yard. the rufiie making a pretty finish.
Chicago News.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26
Notice Of Sale.

Notice in hereby given, that by virtue
Of a chattel mortgage dated on tho first
day Of June, 1891, and duly filed in the
office Of the county clerk Of Webster
county, Nebraska, on the LIST day Of June
1891, and executed and delivered 10y
John j. Quicker 10 Geo. A. Quicker. ~
secure the payment Of four thousand
800 and five and IL lOOths dollars upon
which there il now due the sum OF four
thousand six hundred and ninety-one IL
I0Oths dollars. Default having been
made in the condition Of said mortgage
and IN accordance with the terms aud
conditions Of said mortgage I will sell
tho property therein described tovit:
All that stock Of dry goods, notions.
cloaks, furnishing goods and wares and
merchandise OK every name nature, and
description now in the store room IN lot
elev en-, block twenty SIX IN the city u
Red Cloud. Nebraska, also the safe and
store furniture therein and all book nc
counts (the same being the stock Of
goods and property owned by and in the
possession OF said John j. Quicker firm
to the LIST day u June, 1917 at public
auction at the store nov occupied by me
in said lot IL, block ~. in the said city
OF Red Cloud. Neb-, on the ID day %
July, 1891. at 2 o'clock p. m. Of said day.
Dated June 10, 1s9l.
GEORGE A. DrcKER.
46-3s Mortgages.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

While on our western trip TIE
CHIEF met quite . large number Of
Red Clouds former citizens. Al
Denver, We saw Mr.. George Able,
and family. Mr.. d. N. Plat, Mr..
Brubacher, U. G. knight and C. B.
Hosford. All were doing nicely. At
Geen River, Wyoming, we met Char
~ Chase, Billy Buckbee and Johnny
Holts. These boys each haye . lu-
crative position on the u. p. Ry.
At Pocatells, Idaho, We saw George
Young, formerly of Red Cloud. At
Ogden, Utah, We beheld the familiar
figures Of our old and esteemed
friends, John R. Shirley, D. H. Haley
and Laird Wallace. All are prosper
ing. Messrs. Wallace and Haley are
both in lucrative businesses and are
making money rapidly. At this place
also We met MI. ". +. Cover formerly
of Red Cloud, and a son of George
Guilford. Mr.. d. Frank Parker and
wife are also there and getting along
in good shape. Walter Warren is
also there. At Salt Lake City, We
run onto the familiar and genial Will
Smith and wife. MI. Smith is en-
gagged in the ~wholesaling of lumber,
and is rapidly getting to that position
in life where he will not always have
to labor. Will is the same old fellow
and always pleased to meet . Red
Cloud citizen. At the same place We
had the pleasureof meeting an old
time friend, Rev. F~aulkenburg and
his two sons, who are engaged in the
job printing business, and are getting
along splendidly. Representatives
from Red Cloud can be found in most
every quarter of the globe, and what
Is better all are getting their share Of
the worlds good and The CHIEF is
glad of it. Success to them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

The Great success Of Van Houten's
Cocos has led to mAy limitations,
but comparison will prove that none
can equal it.
This week the Great Family Weekly
has been the victim of a strike, where
by two Of His Satanic Majssty's imps
have decided that the hardsbips Of
the printing Office were too great,
and 90 they layed down their sticks
and walked out, to pursue the devious,
and uncertain passages OF the average
tourist of the profession. Thus the
world do move.
George Guilford and Frank Kuehn
have now in full running order, their
new meat market. George has been
in the meat market business since
childhood's gentle hour, and fully un-
derstands the business, while Frank
is fully competent as to what composes
a good beef. and togather they pro-
pose to do business, and do it on .
cash basis. The CHIEF wishes them
success.
rhc plans and specification for the
new electric street railway for Red
Cloud are now under consideration.
This read will put Red Cloud on a
good footing for rapid transit pur-
poses. We understand the new Car line
will be almost five miles long. Red
Cloud has a good horse car line. but
is not conteat With the old style OF
street car ~trasit, but proposes to
keep pace with the larger cities OF the
state.
The great popularity and large de-
mand for Van Houtens Cocoa in
K~earney has stirred the grocers there
to push this as one Of their specialties.
The elegant exhibition in the grocery
stores there have been the al Of
calling out old aud young. The sales
have bsss simply imDense, and from
the efficient way that this Cocoa has
been introduced the grocers are sure
to have quite a demand for it.-Has-
tings Nebr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26
LOCAL DRIFT.

Machine oil at Deyo's.
Go to Deyo for fishing tackle.
Machine oils of all kind at Deyo's.
Hammocks and croquet at Cot
ting's.
Crops are looking fine and promise
great results.
Mr.. s. Il. Cosad is in Lincoln this
week on business.
Sam Foe and G. A. Miller have re.
turned from Denver.
The wheat and oat harvest is almost
here and is abundant.
Fire! Fire! Fire! Fireworks At
Deyo's in endless variety.
The hottest day Of the season must
have been last Wednesday.
The board of supervisors meet July
Is. for transaction Of general business.
Fred Sterner has secured a job in
Lincoln, where he goes in a day or two.
The trains were delayed yesterday
by washouts caused by the heavy
rains.
j. l.. Miller the harness man has a
full line Of rubber and leather betting
e him.
Amos Cowden has gone to Hot
Springs, Arkansas, to work for Geo.
Holland.
Charley Kesler was arrested this
week for q violation Of the Sunday law
and fined $50 and costs.
For oats, rye, and corn chop Of the
finest quality call on, G. NJ. Myers,
Perkins & Mitchell's old stand. q
Don't you forget it that the reunion
of old soldiers and sailors will take
place Alfred Cloud Sept Is to 10, 81.
Miss Lille Smith is home from
Lincoln on . visit. She is taking in.
structions on the piano and in voice
culture.
The rain Thursday was very hard,
Nebraskans can't say it eve rains
it is ell rain and the ground is
thoroughly soaked.
The Ladies B. II. NJ. Societyn will
give . social next Thursdsy evenig in
the Court House yard. Come, and
have . good time. and plenty Of re.
freshmenta.
Lycurgus, our prominent Red Cloud
horse won first money the other day
in Illinois and made il il 1:22. He
Is getting his time down closer and
closer and will make Il in 20 before long.
The heavy rain fall al over the
eountry, and the frequent cloud bursts
e causing sad havoc. In many cases
vsshouts, dam bursts, and the over,
flowing Of streams have destroyed
nssh property.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26
COWleS.

Children day exercises were held at
the Congregational church on tho 2lst,
the house was nicely decorated tho mus
ic and Rotations were good and tie COL
lections for the times, liberal
MI. T. Blunt, who Wa stricken With
paralysis two years ago, wa buried
from the NJ. E. church Sunday.
Several Of our young ladies arc attend
ing the teachers' institute ct Red Cloud.
MI. Hollingworth from Iowa il visiting
his sister, Mrs. Hanawalt
Pastor Ely and dsugtsrs Of Red Cloud,
were callers ut the Cowlss pasonage on
Wednesday.
The farmers are making tho dirt fly
and the weeds die this 6ne weather.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26
Garfield

MI. John L. Springer has gone to
Grand Island to work in tho sugar
factory,
Mrs. Hacket who has been quite sick
is improving under the caro- OF DR. Mo
ranville Of Red Cloud.
N, L. d. Smith iand wife, wore Forth
Of the river last Saturday visiting their
daughter Mrs Reed.
Miss Laisy Croft was the guest Of Miss
Smith this week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26
Use Van Houten's Cocoa.
Use Van Houten's Cocoa.
Read n new ads in this issue.

Use van houten 8 cocoa.
Read our new ads ia this issue.
Mr.. A. L. Funk was in the city this
week.
Mr.. Bently has sold his buggy
horse.
Van Houten's Cocoa, once tried al
WAYS used.
Your doctor recommends Van Hou-
tens Cocoa.
Van Houten's Cocoa once tried
always used.
Van Houten's Cocoa has the largest
sale in The world.
Don't forget the 4th. 1t will be
here in full bloom.
Van Houten's Cocoa has the larg-
est sale in the world.
Some one poisoned Arson Higby's
big dog the other day.
Mr.. Burr formerly of the Blue Hill
Times, Was in the city this week.
Bud Tulleys and hiss Monte Tul-
legs are home from the no rth-west.
Call on the grocers and taste Van
Houten's Cocoa, which is served free.
Van Houten's Cocoa awarded the
highest merits at the principal exhi-
bititions al over the world.
Van Houten's Cocoa takes like hot
cakes and it is safe to say that tea
and coffee will be given the shake.
A good housewife is always on the
lookout for a healthy beverage for
her family. Use Van Houten's Cocoa.
The teasher's institute is o in
full blast with . large number Of stu
dents present All seem to be inter
ested aud alive to the interests Of ed
ucation. Prof. Hunter, has an able
corps Of assistants and is doing good
work.
H. A. Houghton, for many years q
prominent travelling man for the State
Journal, is now proprietor OF the
Denver Live Stock Record, o Of the
best stock dailies in the west 1t is
. rustler and every stock man ought
70 have it.
Al. Aults is now running the town
herd and has succeeded in Doing .
nice business. He has slarge number
Of COWS, and will be pleased to take
Q few more at reasonable prices Al
10 Q careful fellow and will take good
esee Of your stock il entrusted to hin.
The State board OF public lands
and buildings are nov investigating
The nisdealings and general crooked
49, at the insane hospital at Has.
tisgs. Il seem that the manager OF
that Institution has been running
things With . high hand.
The CHIHr is still on deck and can
and will do job work just - eheap,
aad in just a. good style - any once
in the valley. notwithstanding the us-
deshandsd insinsations Of uspsinei-
pied contemporaries whose bump Of
self esteem 10 somewhat lsrger than
sAeir experience. Cone and s.e for
youzsslvea
M. Jacob Fisher, the baker. has
bsea hoaered vith special pernissioa
to supply the table II che Van Hoa-
tsa's Coeoa exibisiea With chocolate
cake Dade froa Van Hostes's Cocoa
Tie people Of Hastings should call
aal saPle this delicious cake which
10 sssved free With Tie soeoa.-Has-
tinp Hsbssska.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

National Educational Association
Convention, Toronto Canada, July IA.
IL, 1881. For the sbove occasion round
trip tickets viii b sold 10 Toeuoto Can.
ada ut the lowest ooe-Way Arst claa
rate plus twodollaEa. The rate authorised
applies only via Detroit Pot Huron and
the Canadian Routes and not viz
BuflAlo q Niegrs Halk
Dateo q 0lo hon stakiooDin NohE0kz
and KansoaL July SIS inclusive tip
must b bagon q dote ef0o and tick.
cts viii ooly b god Tor ooatinuous pa0r
aga Tickets viii only b good Tor return
on trains leaving ToCouto July II TO Sept
3 inclusive and win hevo Q iUturn limit
Of five days ffu0 tho tiDo they ars
stamped and executed t1r return b. To-
agent Of The terminal ins q Tosunto
Tickets yin not b eeod foe Ntarn
passage after Sept 30th, leol. The Bur.
lingtoa has beea chooea0 the OMcial
route to Chicaeo and . special train vill
leave Omaha about 80 II Sunday
July l2th, vhinh Win run thGUaRh q
Toronto without ohan0A wuDaaI6 hW
|excurSioa ratos have bosa nod frua To.
runto to Canadian points n IL New
ENGLAND StntA New Yoek 60,
This Win b N excdllsnt opportunity
foe . tip 70 n points 60
Fo1feh0 July 0p1nnna R1e.s Round
trip 6cAses nay b soad hon a ststiool
to points a TIN Ios Dot 0nce tAaa 90
miles distank q raGe q 90 faif tinaDel
on sals july ARod % utu1 - Ju1y
9Th. 4. Oou0vK1 AGfBAA
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26
FOR & STOVES
Go % MOrharlab.

He has the finest line Of stoves
ever seen in the city. He has the
celebrated Garland cook and heaters,
and . full line Of Others equally q
good. Hardware ct the very lowest
figures for cash. Do not buy stoves
or hardware until you see me. Opera
house block, Webster street.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

7. 3 Hayes has purchased the
Valley House Hack and is now pre-
pared 10 respond 70 calls at al hour
Of the day and night Orders should
be left At MeAvoy's livery stable eas,
Of the Holland House. Price 25st.
to any part Of the city. u
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26
Matinces Matinee!

Commensing Friday June 18th At 3
o'clock and each succeeding Friday.
There will be . series Of matinee races
At the fair grounds. There viii be
good horses on the track and you are
invited to attend.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

Notice l. hereby given that under and ~ Sir.
tue Of an order OF sale issued FROM the orfce o,
4. u. CroDe, clerk % the district court ~ the
eighth judicial district ~i;hln and for Webster
county. Nebraska upon . decree In an aricu
pending therein, wherein v Corhrsne ~ plain.
tn and against Noah d. Thomas and Jeserson
q. Thomas defendants, I shall Offer for sale At
public vendue 10 the highest bidder for cash In
hand at the east door 81 the courthouse In Red
Cloud in said Webster county, Sebraska. that
bling the building wherein The last term g
said eouTi WAS hoidenl on tbe
9TH Day Of Ju1y. a. ID. 1891.
At I o 'elock y. M. OF aid dag the tsilox ds~
eribed property tovtf: lots five Ari sax In
block one in ksiey and Jacs sons addition %
the town q Red Cloud. Webster County. Ne
braska.
Given under my hand this sth dsJ 81 June.
A. ID. iSi
c. A. TIIL. Sheriff
O.C. TESL- Drpgty.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

~Aiiaehaeni N0ucc

In the Dls,fic; Courr Of Webster co9nty.
A J Tonlinson
We
r. ID. Hafnmti.
on The list DAY 81 June. lof. plaiats Sid hss
petition against him IN thr Above eoGrt grS1ln-
lnc gneaf Coz the sun Of e<s-E uhtca pt&aIa
aij~yes 20 % due him from aid d~ssneset- ana
thsf th> c,~rt q aid ovzrf On The Il Gag Il
June. 1901, s<szed an order a. AcskraeEi
axzlns, him for aid SIZE. an3 the dssenfzn; !,
hereby nofie~<s % arp~zr before sid eosr -
The ID dsy 90 Auxzsi 1891. aa1 Ans.sr sx1S -
| titios and z~itachn~nf p~rurecslrg-
CaANgY 3 NeSirT.
FiASsff9s sr0rD<f.
Red C1oo4 NsS. June =. f1t.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26
Insurancc Asainst Hail,

Geo. o. Yeiser is prepared to insure
crops against damage from hail.
Now is the time to insure also against
loss from FIRE and wind.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26
To California, Oregon. wash
lngt0n and other western
pOinls-ln Pullman COl0uisls
sleeper Via, the Union Pa
ct0c.

onGtOm and other western
pOlnls-ln Pullman COl0uisls
sleeper Via, the Union Pa
ct0c.
The constant demand of the travelling
public 20 the West for Q comfortable and
q the cane time IN economical mode OF
travelling has led TO the establishment OF
What Is known as Pullman Coioniss Sleep
ers.
These cars are furnished complese With
good comfortable hair mattresses, warm
blaukeea. snov white linen, curtain
which secure 20 the occupsn: OF Q berth
a much privacy o. IN 10 he had IN nfss-
class sleeper, plenty OF towels, eoObs'
brushes. etc. There are also separate
toilet rooms for ladies and gsnfiemen,
and smoking u Absolutely prohibited
Another fact no: to be overlooked u
that these Pullman Coionist Sieepers are
attached to the daily fast express trains
thus enabling passengers occapysns
thee cars 10 make the same time -
oocupanfs Of arst-eaass Pullman Slespess-
charge Of $500 fof . lover or sppe,
double berth IL made between Cosneil
Huaa Omaha or Kansas City and San
Rrsneisco or Portland
For those furnishing their vi becdiss
free bsrshs are given IN Psiiman Coscris'
Cars running between Cosneil Bizas.
Kansas City and Portland
ns Pullman Coaoniss Sleeper 10 es
pseially eoamendsd for the use OF the
homesssker Who - moving % b vs<s
With his family, and vbo desires con-
lorsahas s3ssping seeonodsssoes snrosss
bs4 0nDot saord 70 pay The ssss-ctss
P.nnaa esssping Car fare
Ree matter descriptive Of any state OF
Territories taroagh vksea the Cssoe
PseiAs runA o. fos rates. time Of trains
&C., ste, apply 20 Ell IO0Ax, Gss1
Psss. aad tiekss Agsal Omaha. HsbL
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26
Garden Seeds

Of the best lot in the city. When
in want Of anything in this line re.
member Perkins & Mitchcll's old
stand one door south Of Miner Bros.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26
N0tlCN.

All persons knowing themselve. in
debted to the late firm Of Blakeslee 4
Hatch, will please call and settle 90
counts. F. G. BLAKHsLIE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

Flour Of both winter and sprini
wheat groceries sed garden see1s
First door soath q 1oinef Broo.
c. Il. NINA PfvR
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

Rain seems to BE- tho order Of the day,
and is giving the farmer plenty TO do in
the way OF riding their corn fields OF
weeds.
August Wobsrman - still suffering
from the effect OF his fall, and his re-
covery is very doubtful.
NJ. L. Hill . resident Of Line township
but at present Ut working in Blue Springs
Nebr was struck in tho sye by . small
scale Of iron which causes him TO carry
his eye in asling.
The annual school meeting Of district
No.34 takes place ut 2 O'Clock p. "a. on the
10Th day Of June 1891, every person that
is Inherited in . good school should Be
present. The republican river has been on
. boom for The Last lev days and il 10
rumored that Red Cloud contsmplates on
taking one in the near future il u hoped
that the scheme wont suhaide - quick
as that Of tho river, % r on with Che good
work enterprise il what 10 want and
need and the sooner the better.
o il the Red Cloud boom
Should only prove true
We will fill Q gla0 to sveey lass
And wish al our friends most dear
Many . happy day and many . happy
year. PDCxs Coon SIsTER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

Fine watch repairing, arts.
tic letter and monogram en-
craving at T.. +. Penman's
Red Cloud.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-02
TAB1EArs TO BE ARRAyGrD BY ARTIsTs.

The tabeaus to be given by VarlOu, artists ~ tls
city, assisted by several women in society. for the
benefit of the life classes Of the Kit Kat Ciub-com-
posed mostly Of Young engaged in Illustrating for
the daily and periodical press-wil take place on
Monday and Tuesday evenings. February rs and l..
instead OF on the evenings Of the 18Th and 1ith.
originally announced. j. II. Dolph. president Of the
club and committee of the members, viii have
charge OF the entertainment
The subjects Of the various tablcaus have been
selected as follows: g. Y Turner Will represent q
picture OF "D0rdpcht Mllkmad,7 ". VI. Chase
will have one composition depicting Franz Has n
his studio" and another. "Vcla-quel.7 Walter
satterlec viii give The Angel Of PRAYER Carroll
Beckwith will produce "Ophclia' j. Wells Champ
ney will portray The Amateur Photographer Percy
Moran will picture a Marriage under the Directory
DIN l.. Warner, will present a Greek sculptor ::
Leon Moran will give scene from Francesca da
Rimin7 and W. /. Dodge, will represent The Death
OF Minnehaha." The final tabctu VIII be produced
by the Kit Kat Club, and will DE- entitled The Deulc.
Bizet, and Wakefield Reed Will sing from work. bN
sullivan, Blumentlal, COwen and Sutton. Charles
Battcll LOOMS, +. HOpkin,On smith. and W. Little
will give Rotations, and there viii be- music by male
trio and by male quartet. Mr., Orcl Orvis, soprano
Edgar Temple. tenor. and John Clark. bassO, will sing
under the leadership Of George BlceckmaE.
The programme will be an elaborate affair which
Will be worthy Of preservation "A souvenir. II VIII
be illustrated by the artists preparing the tablcn
and will have features that in programmes.
Tickets VIII be sale 10 morrow, AT BIcntinO, =,
Ponds and at the boX-Oicc Of the Berkeley Lyccum