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The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-09
Pleasant IlilI.

Some Of u boys took in the lecture
at Cowles Wednesday evening.
Mr.. jackson 10 recovering from an at.
tack OF grippe.
There was Q pleasant party at Chas
Lewis Saturday.
A number OF hunters were in our Vi.
cinity Thursday. They succeeded IN
getting q wolf besides other game.
Miss Flora Jackson and Miss Bessie
Cocktail were in Guide Rock Saturday.
Will the Willow Creek correspondent
please inform us Of how we came by the
name OF high horsess" We = not
avsrse to . title, but We wonder why
that was chosen.
Madam Rumor says we are to have q
wedding in the spring time.
Frank Frisbie and u number Of his
friends we're rabbit hunting Saturday
night.
1t seems strange that a couple could
bs 90 interested with each other as not
to know whom their buggy was altogeth.
or.
Please take notice. six weeks more
Y ntsr. Ground Hog. ~
NON Dspluxz.
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Pleasant Dale.

Capt. Houchin was In these parts thil
week trying to reorganize the alliance.
VIM. R0ssncrans was in Line buyipf
hogs this week for Inavsle.
Chas. Isom has completed his new
dwelling and moved into It.
Henry Richmond was in these part,
last Sunday.
Gilbert Vandyke made q flying trip te
North Branch this week.
d. NJ. Hunter will hold an educational
meeting at Penny Creek school house
February IL. 1894.
Rev Hummel failed to fill his appoint.
ment at Pleasant Dale on account of be,
ing engaged 10 a revival at Lebanon.
The boys who continually spit on the
floor are warned to abate this nuisance
or they will be prosecuted. The penalty
10 very severe, and the school board pro.
pose to prosecute those who are caught
disobeying this injunction.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-09
Batin.

Rev, Bean preached at New Virgins
Sunday.
Con, Wilson was the guest OF VIM
Crabill Saturday.
Con Wilson and family were VISITING
at his fathers Sunday.
Peter Hansen and sister were calling
on Elm creek Tuesday.
Lee Graves and father were in this
community last week.
A boy arrived at the home OF Bil,v
Hayes on last Thursday.
Everett Bean and Orrin Tabor were
doing business in Nuckolls county the
first Of the week.
Last Thursday night F.. Anderson
made the discovery that his house was
on fire, but with the help This neigh.
bors it was extinguished before much
damage was done.
CT Haley and family were guests OF
A Akers Monday.
The SOrgeson boys were grinding fsea
for their cattle Wednesday.
+. johnnie Marker is numbered with the
horse traders, having traded with @
Peterson n day last week.
Miss Tishie, Dora and Jennie Marker
spent Friday evening at a Ackers.
Owing 10 the crowded state OF the pa-
per this week a part Of this c-orrespond
ence was left over.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-09
Electric Buffers.

This remedy is becoming so we'll known
and SO popular as to need no special men.
ton. All who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song Of praise.-A purer
medicine does not exist and it Is guaran-
teed to do all that is claimed. Electric
Bisters will cure all diseases iver
and Kidneys, will removed PIN ~
Salt Rheum and other affections> FUSED
by impure bIood.--Wil drive Malaria from
the system and prevent as we'll as cure all
Malarial fevers.-For cure of Headache,
Constipation and Indigestion try Electric
Bitters-Entire satisfaction guaranteed,
or money refunded.-Prlce Scots. and 81. 90
per bottleat c. l.. Cuttings Drugstore.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-09
state Creek.

News is very scarce.
Hunting seems to be the order Of the
day.
We had q good meeting at Pleasant
Dale, Sunday night.
Prayer meeting at Scribner's last
Thursday night.
Elder Hummel will commence a pro.
tracted meeting at Pleasant Dale soon.
A. Scrivner has sold his corn shelter
to Charley Barrett.
Mr.. Potter's little girls health is
fast i~mgroving.
VIM. Dolling's has sold his mule team
to A. Slaby, consideration $40.
James Graves went to Missouri on q
visiting and came back thinking Neb.
raska was good enough for him,
The magic lantern show at Mt. Hope
and Pleasant Dale was a failure.
Tho young people Of these parts are
having lots Of parties. OCCASIONAL.
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n

The ground hog saw his shadow Fri
day.
Mr.. Lindgreen bought a span o mulet
Of j. 9. Brooks.
School began in district GO last Mon
day.
Singing school in district "a every
Saturday night.
Adiutor Burdreau and partner viii
soon move on the farm vacated by J.C
Brooks.
The spelling school at this place last
Wednesday night was quite a success
Gust Olson was champion speller. Some
OF the boys from districts 65 and 80 cam,
thinking they could gain the day. but
went home sadly disappointed.
j. G. Brooks is agent for school sup
plies. HORSEPOWER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-09
For Farm Loans
Southwest Corner.

The traditional ground hog did not
have to hunt fer his shadow.
Joseph Coral had a severe accident
while getting wood on Walnut creek
A log rolled of Of a bank falling on his
feet, Gripping him 90 that he is not able
to walk.
Miss Grace Tomlinson was visiting heI
mother and friends this week.
Mrs. Smith was over to her daughters
Tuesday.
G. Doran is engaged in cutting wood
and hauling hay to town.
Mr.. Heaton has put up a stock Of ice
Three OF our boys are contemplating
a horse back ride Of $50 miles, they pro.
pose going to Lincoln county to visit
Mr.. w. Amacka former resident OF this
place. RAMBLER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-09
South Side.

Spring weather in the middle OF win
ter.
Quite a number attended the dance
on Dutch Flat last Friday night.
Mr.. A. Kuehn is very sick, he is under
the care Of DR.. Worthwhile.
Miss Edith Keigle was home, last Sun
day, on a visit.
Mr.. Carl Gust sold his fat cattle last
week.
1t is rumored that q man, who former
ly lived in Red Cloud and who moved to
Missouri, has been hung, by q mob, for
abusing his wife. II the above be true,
there is another man, who does not live
more than a thousand miles from Red
Cloud, who ought to be moved down in
that country, although the writer does
not believe in mob law.
People who have barb wire fences
should not allow them to get down es.
pecially along the public highway.
We can all see now what the word
democrat means, the definition is, when
out OF power, to rule or ruin; when In
power, sure ruin. 1t is suspension of
prosperity, idleness OF the laboring class,
OF their families, the jugiar
vein OF the nation tapped and foreign
countries sucking the lie blood OF the
ALruARErrA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-09

Mrs. Knapp is very sick.
MI. Halls folks are reported to be on
the sick list again.
John Crary's baby ia sick with Group.
Mr.. Dick CARRIER and wife were in
Esbou Tuesday.
Tho young ladies Of the high school
have organized a society called the
Mystic society. They meet every Satur.
day evening and have q programme fol.
flowed by an interesting paper.
Mr.. James Doyle and Miss Agnes
Postlewaite were married at Red Cloud
Tuesday. In the evening a supper was
prepared for about one hundred persons
after which they danced until midnight
They received many lovely and valuable
presents. We wish Jim and his bride
q long and happy life.
Mr.. Roland and Mr.. Shelley are hav.
ing some large cedars from Mr.. Hagan's
set out in their yards.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-09
Guide Rockets.

Guide Rockets.
Guide Rock is booming with fine
weather.
Mrs. W. Knapp and Miss Armstrong
are on the sick list.
Miss Bell Rowland il at home after q
few weeks work for her sister, Mrs.
Kiser.
There is a special invitation ball to be
given at Kings hall the eve Of Feb. 18th.
Music by Jud Clark's orchestra.
Two more Of Guide Rocks young peo-
pie have each taken to themselves a guide
the contracting parties being Mr.. James
Doyle and Miss Agnes Postlewaite. A
grand supper and dance were given them
at the groom's home. They received
nuperous presents.
Mrs. Eliza Moranville, Of Red Cloud,
spent q few days visiting at Guide Rock,
Mr.. Halls family are improving slow.
ly Of diphtheria.
Mr.. j. Trimble expects to move on a
farm soon.
DR.. j. Vandiver and family are to
leave, Monday, for Missouri.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-09

Mrs. L. b. Thore lie visiting her mother
at Juniata,
In the wolf hunt last week no scalps
were taken.
John Baker drove over 10 Lawrence
last Friday.
Mclaughlin and Co.'s were at Red
Cloud Tuesday.
A. II. Gray, the insurance mar Of Red
Cloud, was In town Monday.
1t looks rs ifspriDg was here,i srmers
are inquiring for seed oats.
Several car loads Of cattle were ship.
cd to Omaha the fore part Of the week
E. W. Davis, an Nj. d.. from Michigan
was In town this week, looking for . To-
cation.
Henry Bibbins and Sister made ar
over land trip to Hastings the fore part
Of the week.
G. z. Hecks and A. p. johnson were
attending to some legal business at Hast
ing last Friday.
Mrs. Kimmel returned from Blue
Springs. whore she went to attend th'
funeral Of a niece.
Mrs. Shottenkirk and daughter Pear
and Mrs. Bottom we are glad TO an
nounce are convaleecing.
o. G. Klingman and II. NJ McClsr'
were here the forepart Of the week ant
selected a lot on which they intend I
erect an implement house.
People have confidence in Blade|
while other towns around VI are at
standstill. This beautiful village !
gradually pushing to the front.
Miss Hattie Wallace met with an &C
cident last Sunday which caused he
death. She with other young peopl
were at the residence Of Mr. Hite jus
west Of town, and It being a pleasar
day they were out in the yard. Mif
, Hattie was standing upon the edge
: the watering trough which vas abor
two feet from the ground, in getting dow
, she gave q jump and land heavily upo
I the ground breaking her limb just abo,
the ankle and receiving internal injuri'
. from which she died, Monday. III
funeral took place at the Baptist churc
Wednesday, at one o'clock. The remain
were laid to rest in the Plainview Gem
q tary. The family have the sympathy
their friends in this their sad hour
v affection.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-09
CathCrlOn.

Old ground hog saw his shadow.
These are nice skating times.
Now is the time to put up Ice.
Butchering seems to be the order OF
the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Lewis were trading
in Red Cloud Thursday.
Mr.. 0. E. Ramey is in Kansas this
week.
Mr.. j. Kral lost a fine beef last week.
Mr.. Letner's were entertaining con.
siderable company last week.
Mr.. G. Brule was doing business with
r. McCullum Of Bladen, exchanging oats
for cattle.
Mr.. VIM. Lewis and family who have
been spending a nine months visit in
Illinois, were expected home last week,
Master Boyd Letner had a few invited
guests last Friday to help him celebrate
his 10th birthday.
Mr.. Il. Hartman, Willie and John
Bretthauer gave Mr.. Lockhart an even
ing call last week. After spending their
time in social games they returned to
their respective homes at q late hour.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-09

MI. Erase Of Harlin county 10 visiting
his sons, Fred and Charley. He reports
corn, good but small grain q failure.
A few Of Mrs. Fred Frase's relation
took dinner with her on tho sixth, II
being her birthday.
The protracted meeting is still being
held at Amboy, conducted by Rev. Smith
OF Cowles.
We are having fine weather for Feb
rnsry. The ground hog must have been
blind and did not SEQ his shadow.
The Amboy lyceum 10 going to be very
interesting the program lasted until II
o'clock.
Some Of the sports Of Red Cloud came
out n day last week to have a jack
rabbit chase and to see which had the
best dog. It resulted in favor Of Jos
Saladen's dog.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-09
RivertOu!,

Business in our little city is as good az
In many others Of it's size around here.
Ed Daggett is in the east on business
Little Carrie Nelson is very sick.
Grandma Richmond 10 very sick but ID
gradually convalescing under the care Of
Dr.. Beck.
Mrs. Shultz, aged 90. is dangerousl,
i'll.
Jake Outson's little girl is very sick.
Chas. Click, our new butcher, seemi
to be hunting lots Of fresh meat now
days.
Ol Burner should be careful hence
forth and keep young ladies clothes GU
Of bis hat.
The Banks house is now thoroughly
refitted outside and inside. The inter
ior is especially attractive and inviting
with handsome and we'll furnished
rooms, and comfortable bedding. Mr.
Banks is indeed a pleasant landlord, ant
with the assistance Of his affsble clerk
Mr.. Morgan, he will have unparalleled
success.
Mrs. II. Banks has been severely at
fiicted with some heart affection fol
weeks 70 severely that at one time hel
many friends lost all hope Of her re
covery. She 10 decidedly better now
however, and much more cheerful under
the care Of DR.. L. +. Beck OF Red Cloud
1t seems as though there 10 a good 10,
OF kicking about the new postmaster
Several complaints have been made
about his having delayed, and INSIDE
livered mail. We hope no will either dc
better or have old Grover get another
man.
j.. II. Smith the popular insurance
man from Red Cloud was in the cit,
this week.
s. +. Cozad the organ and sewing ma.
chine man placed his autograph on the
Banks house register this week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-09
Pleasant Grove,

There seems to be several names for
this part OF the country, but the right
one is the one we use.
Mr. Wolf and Mr.. Gates had quite a
serious accident while they were coming
home from an exhibition with Miss Ada
and Eva Hilton. The team got scared
and ran away throwing them all out be.
sides breaking the buggy and killing
n OF Mr.. Gates horses, and Mr.. Wolf
had one OF his hands severely hurt.
II. Merrill is on the sick list this week.
UNCLE Tom.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-09

On Tuesday evening last Miss Minnie
Reiher entertained a few Of her friends
at her home north Of town. Those pres
ent werc:-Messrs. VIM. Holsworth, p
Hedge. A. Martin and j. Holswortb
Misses Maudc Martin, Ruth Holsworth
Rose Riceman May Householder ant
Laura Hedge. After enjoying them
selves for a few hours in playing games
they repaired for their respective homes
All reporting a pleasant time.
+. q. Il.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-09
saltwater.

There was a party at Dickers Thurs.
day night.
The wolf hunt Friday resulted in the
killing OF three jack rabbits.
Mr.. David Mearns is moving to Rose.
mont this week where he will make his
future home.
Will Anderson OF Blue Hill was in
this vicinity looking for land to rent this
week.
John II. Mearns has rented the DR..
Robinson place three miles northeast of
Smith Center where he viii farm this
year.
Quarterly meeting was held at the
Eckley church last Sunday. with a very
large attendance, who had the pleasure
OF listening to u very able sermon by
Presiding Elder Adams Of Hastings.
SIMPSON.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-09

II the ground hog came out on the q
he saw his shadow for the sun was shin
ing bright.
There was a party at Joseph Coxes OF
Friday night with quite a crowd in at
tendance.
There was a prayer meeting at MI
Guthrie's Thursday night.
We understand that Rev. Humme
will start a pr~otracted meeting at Pleas
ant Dale.
Moon and Kersey gave an exhibitio
at Mt. Hope school house Tuesday nigh
There will be a spelling school andli,
erary in district 90 Friday night.
The Sunday school at MI. Hope is i
a fiourishing condition with an averag
attendance Of fifty. Mr.. Scrivner
superintendent. SID.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-09
vUBURBAN NEWS
40 Furnished by Our Countr,
Correspondents.


8t0t0 1IuU0s
Matte Leisure 10 somc better ct this
writing.
Elder Porter has boon preaching 10
this neiRhborhood.
Greatly Toland has been sick with the
mumps.
Moon and Kersey have come back
from Smith county and will give a show
In the Academy. Feb, 7th.
John Carter has moved into his new
house in North Branch.
Mr.. Craven 10 going TO plaster hii
house.
Some Of the Friends, Of North Branch
went over the river Saturday.
Y Cutting corn stalks and visiting il thu
order Of the day.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-09
See Myers
Otto.
F. O.. f..

Rev. Geo. Kepler was visiting in our
vicinity this week.
James Seward will move to Chase
county mex. week.
Fishie, Dora and Johnny Marker were
visiting at Mr.. Akers one day last week
G. Ware bought a horse Of G. II. vii
son..
A party Of young people gathered a,
G. II. Wilson's Monday evening, and al
present report a pleasant time.
Johnny Marker is o the owner Of {
mule.
A spelling school in district 65 Febru
airy 23d.
Comfy Wilson spent Saturday and Sun
day at Mr.. Crabill's.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-09
Pleasant lliII.

Weather cold.
Perry Beardslee and w. II. Lewis made
a flying trip to Smith Center last Wed.
nesday,
The young folks enjoyed a pleasant
dance at Frank Slaby's Friday night,
Charles Turner and Frank Street fur.
nished the music.
Mason Gorden's brother, OF Illinois,
has moved IN Joe McClellsnd's farm
which be viii farm this season.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-09
hi OF

Pare - Weather report. s. Of v. pro.
gramme. "Who was III" Little
Squalls.
2--Study in Scarlet.
3-Miscellany.
4-CQrrespondencs.
5-City news Of various kinds.
6-Miscsllany.
7-Miscsllany.
6-"About So" BY talk. Educs
tionsl Column. Tariff Bill Pass
cd. Death OF Editor Childs
Markets. General News. Etc
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-09
Low Rates 10 Inc South.

On February 18th, Burlington Route
agents will sell round-trip tickets at the
one.way rate, to all points in Texas and
the south. Ask the nearest ticket agent
for information about routes, stop-over,
etc, or write to j. Francis, G. p. g. T. A.
Burlington Route, Omaha, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-09

Call on your drugxist for a free srmple
package Of Dr.. Sawyer's Family Cure,
After trying u you viii always keep IL in
yoar lsnIy. Dsyo Il 0ries.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-09

Moods Pile cure liver Ills. constipation,
biliousness. iaundice. sick headache, indigestion
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-09
Endless Varieties of
Fish
AT SHEA e. TURNuRE's.

Columbia River Red Salmon,
Mackerel, White Fish, Hol.
land Herring, Smoked Her.
ring, Hipperd H. Lobster, I'm.
ported and Domestic Sardines,
Oysters, Green Turtle Meat,
Terrapin, Brick and Old Ocean
Goldfish, Smoked Halibut and
Sturgeon.
Others too numerous to men.
ton.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-09

much improved. I heartily recommend HOODS
MRS. LIZZIE BUCHHOLz, Atchison, Kansas.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-10-22

"The devotion of birds to their
young is one of the most beautiful
sights of nature" said William P. Bux.
ton, of Dubuque, last evening. 81
saw a striking illustration of this char
acteristic while on hunting expedi-
tion up in Minnesota last fall. One
day shot and wounded g young sand
hill crane, which with several Others,
was resting on the prairie. At the re-
port of my gun all the birds took fligh.
with the exception of the wounded one
and one other, which was almost Ger.
tainly its parent. The injured bird
made several attempts to fly, and finally
succeeded in rising some ten or fifteen
feet in the air, but as it could not sus.
tain itself it fell again to the ground.
1t tried again, however, and the parent
bird, seeing the trouble the young one
was in, placed herself underneath it,
allowing it to rest its feet on her back,
both birds continuing all the while to
flap their wings. In this way. much
to my amazement, she succeeded in
bearing it off to place of safety. -
st. Louis Globe-Democrat.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-10-22

the doctor about his business. mali
ciously whispered Joyce.
''But didn't know what sort of q
doctor it was," retorted the captain.
Pneumonia did not set in after all /.
Doctor Barton proved true prophet,
and soon dispelled the heavy cold.
But Captain Renwick had yet another
ailment-in the region of the heart.
"Mother, he said, coaxingly,
''wasn't L right? Amt she lovely?"
"The sweetest girl ever saw, Mrs.
Renwick warmly answered: "and the
most talented and self-reliant. "
"And if, mother"
"You will be the most fortunate
man in the world" said Mrs. Rem
wick.
Captain Renwick made the best use
of his time, and, although DIR. Bar
toms summer vacation was over, and
she fingered and lounged at picnics,
and in the pearly shadow of water.
lilies, he still continued to make many
appointments for seeing her; and,
when he returned to the Hundred and
Forty seventh Artillery, he was an en-
gagged man.
'And after the first of November, "
he says, doctor Barton Will be ply
sician advisory to but one patient. -
Saturday Night.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-10-22
Chinese and Music

The Chinese have some extraordin.
ary superstitions relating to music.
According to their queer notions, the
Creator of the universe hid eight
sounds in the earth for the express
purpose of compelling man to find
them out.
According to the Celestial idea, the
eight primitive sounds are hidden in
stones, silks, woods of various kinds,
the bamboo plant, pumpkins, in tho
skins of animals, in certain earths and
in the air itself. Any ono who has
ever had the pleasure of seeing and
listening to Chinese orchestra will
remember that tho musical instru.
ments were made of all these materials
except the last, and that the combined
efforts of the other seven seemed bet
ter calculated to drive the ethereal
sound away than to coax it from tho
air, which is really the object OF all
Chinese musical efforts.
When the band plays the naive
credulity of the people, both old and
young, hears in the thuds of the
gongs and the whistling of the pipes
the tones OF the eternal sounds of ma
ture that were originally deposited in
the various animate and inanimate OBJ
jects by the all-wise Father. -Phila
delphia Press.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-10-22
But a Slender Thread.

Many love affair which promised
to go on smoothly to the end has been
broken off by mere tri1e, said Mrs.
Botherwell. An unbecoming gown
may wreck girls hopes, a hasty
word or act ruin mans chances OF
success. You remember Fred Clark?
He is good fellow, though perhaps
not the bravest in the world. Last
summer l introduced him to one OF
my guests, and he took a great fancy
to her. OF course | did everything
in my power to throw them together,
and among other things gave buck
board party. They sat together on
the back seat and were getting along
finely. He had reached the point
where he told her he could not live
without her, when the read took an
abrupt turn, and the whistle of an
approaching train sounded. 1t seemed
right upon us, though it really was
on the other side of the hill. WE'LL
he flew out on one side of the wagon
and she out on the other, and when
we turned a ound to look for them
they had disappeared. One of the
boys jumped out and helped her back
into the wagon, and some one res
cued him, but she was so indignant
to think that he had jumped without
caring what became of her that she
hardly spoke to him again. So you
see that match was spoiled, Then
there was Maud Atherton. A young
man who had been devoted to her for
some months invited her to join
yachting party. She determined not
to run the risk Of being seasick, so as
a preventive measure, took any
amount Of smelling salts, lemons and
other things with her, and to crown
ALL wore several mustard plasters.
She was not seasick, tut presently
she began to suffer agonies from the
plasters, and though she smiled and
tried to look natural she squirmed and
twitched in manner fearful to be-
hold. OF course her companion
noticed her apparent restlessness.
He said nothing, but after that day
she knew him no more. He after
wards declared that she was the
most nervous girl he ever saw
just twitching all the time-and he
had no intention of marrying a
woman on the verge of nervous pros
tration. So you see what trifes will
break young loves slender thread