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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1885)
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Banner rods Ac Oallandaee aer. & . ? Get Tour W, r--- Ladies', children's, roods and notions, shoes and furnis ir ine coods, hate, caps, aro cheaper than ever before known. Carpets are cheap. I am selling them at smaller profits than ever. I want your trade, and will try to make it to your interest to come and see me and get prices. Have a complete stock of groceries and wooden wnre at lower prices than ever . I want your eggs and butter. ? I '. T :n -is . A?i l '.. READ THIS NEW LIVREY STABLE McAvoy & Farrell, Props., Are nowfuny prepared to flU orders for Livery rigs, on short notice JLIeo. wul feed and stable horses by day or week at reasonable rates. Our feeding faculties are flrst-clsas. Ton patron age respectfully solicit 3d. SSSkH. 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"" V'i and men's d ah and straw coods . ffSFi ss o. v MARSHALL The Beautiful Norman Stallion Dneaualed for Krenernl may be round at tus oam Commercial Barn Red Cloud sewing MaoJUnes, - areaWr eaaiSf gaalaa. taair loag iaiarls rodb asla la ylaee. aot by aaflt, set y polei sMsed Cat half-yard dWiaa ; tfceir stick" eaisiaers sad eieed re-elaces, over wkiek oaee haaff tl ateging tee-krtUa, sraasAwWcklemaahaostsse to-algaf a troop t4 a aalf-dosea scbool-childrea wmdimrtharhmombj the clear fre-kBtt-chlldrea al! growa to BMaheod tad womanhood, aad maybe taenuelrea fioaeers on a faraway raoontaia of If ODtaaa, or in tae New Mexico ranches, aad lacking auuy of the solid ecaaforts of tae old IbgcabiBof thirty yearsgooe Haw pieafaat k b to recaH taefrlead ly aaicabors as they gathered ia aa eteninr visit. The ehaire are pieced beck la a half-circle; the broad roosa is aot too large for the cheerful gathering. There are aooe in full dres, bat they are all full-hearted. With humor aa stiated and generoM aaturet aaeheek ed, they tell of the weather, the eaow, the clearing, thsaiarketo, the sehoofav Ami thm 'iMAtinn": of the far-away New England that soaMoae has just heard from; of theaews from weekly Cipers; of the runaway slavee escaping to Canada; of the asw Adasiaistratioo aad the little that is known in the world eodietadt from lack of a few wires sad engines. .. They are not dull or tedious, aor do they count the hours till ten, when, be fore leaving, they kneel reverently, each by his chair, and two short, earnest prayers are offered. They seem to pray for everyone: for the wanderer in the bleak forest, if any there be, withouf shelter; for food aad raiment: paneace aad charity; for tne iovou uey aww left, and prospects of the future; for health, for hope eternal, and for the donble blessing of a peaceful life. They have gone! wrapped ap in their sleighs, three, five, eight mike, oat into the wilderness! gone to their homes with renewed courage and bravery, to battle with the trees and the forest, and earve out a home for their offspring. They have lived to see the changes, maybe, but they have not lived to see a more hearty and enduring friendship, more devoted and earnest Christians, more substantial aad determined pros perity. They hare built the solid struc ture on which our national character leans for support ia the hoar of peril and danger the love of right and eter nal friendship for good government. The first Sunday night in the new log cabin of a then far-western Stats was a strange sensation to a little boy that he has never forgotten in the rapidly pass ing thirty years since such cabins were In the height of fashion all over the western Union. It seems like a dreaa, and when I close my eyes and think aa I do some Sunday nights, when the shutters of the heart are opened aad the light comes in as through a vision, the scene is re viewed again and I recall the huge fire place, the evening visits and late, warm suppers, the long sleigh loads sad ox team turnouts, the few and meagrepae times, yet the heartily enjoyed hoars at the humble farmhouse. I can see the tall trees felled in wind rows, the fallow fires, the black, burnt fields and blazing log-heaps on the new made clearing that has long since been turned to a farm fit for mowers and reapers. By the blazing light stood the father and his plain-clad boys, watch ing the red flames consume the huge logs to make room for the seeding and the harvest It was work. It was cour age. It was bravery. 8omeone must bear it Many a man bore it like a hero. Many a woman bore it like a martyr. They are gone; worn out like the roots of the forest they felled with their axes. Time has reaped them as with a sickle, and scarcely a man is left living of the old, old set tiers that first cleared the fields of Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, and Wisconsin. Their sons and successors may havo seen, or heard of their labor, but scarcely can realize their hardships. Biding to the Tillage in a covered carriage drawn by seal-brown teams in silver narness, how Just before his death Captain Fayne remarked, in a speech at Geuda Springs, that he ate Oklahoma, drank, Oklahoma, and was Oklahoma from the crown of his head to the soles of his feet, and when he died he wished to fall toward Oklahoma. As strange as it may seem this desire was granted. When Captain Payne was so suddenly stricken with death at the De Barnard Hotel, in this city, he dropped back from the table, his body falling in the direction of the coveted land, and his last wish was granted. Wellington (Zee.; Pri$. With the thermometer 68 degrees be low aero, writes a correspondent from Manitoba, the air is so wonderfully clear aad dry that it does not seem half lb cold as it really is, but the effects are reliable proofs of the temperature. It is a Terr common sight to sea people partly frosen, but unless they sea them selves in a glass or are told of the fact they are not aware of being f rosea. Oc casionally the part frozen wul anap off. Mustard two feet above the stove will freeze. Water poured from a boiler iatoapailaad taken at oace to the stable will frequently be coated with ice. which mast be broker before the cattle esa drink. Colonel Vitas, of Wieooasie. the Postmaster General, is still eaeer'ea, aad has perfect health. He is a tall, straight dark, fine-lookiag raaa, with ahlackBoseoe Coaklisg cure sad, a aJgahted sir. He is rtr fiowerv la hto coarsrsatooa aad his easssasa. He aas sa iroa will, aad though he eaa be heassrstaadshawtosai so. will cat oaite a fgerela WaseJagtaa as waa is aa eaaeatea way, as aa aaat who has aiiiioa a very fee sots ia the "Me Samo" ser ies. IaHadboahfeTOMaaahfcwila lire m elegant style, aad this they .will arobaUykeepapseWsaiagtoa. Of Ae gifts rseeived hy theUaiversity of Vkgrnla smce aw estahsMamsat la ltlt. ssaeaatnigte fni.TO. fts. tae War. 1ms fatal eftnt.700 part of the 1 iw i ...,... -- . .,. easaaaaaaaaaaaaaassaaaaaaaaaaaaai vawMb vswvesste -.ei If Hi ihMl MS IIT araissansfcll - " F BBBBBBBBBBBBBBr am B" aBBBBBBBBBBBBBBl "--rw ''" Jaeaisf Msniiilsi Miswila .atiaeaemgatsiaMawajaispetiijr .aLssssssf II IwaW aPTSammisW Ktntav BF . Bav nm M hk aB V K. H VV ViV M BB wB u '1 K H aCW oral eeaesat of both Heaseset tae Mass achusetts Legislatara. pessed iato a law, aadai aow a law of the State, which eascts that no man ia the, State kall eatch trout ia any ether meaner . - , . . -m m " th-a wiSkthe ordinary hook aad line. Speaking W L Q.. C. Lamar, of MJesisstppu the Secretary of the Inter ior at President Ctevelaad's Cabiaet that etaanch and hcoed-miaded Repub Iicasv United States Senator W. B. Alll son. of lews, seys: "Mr. Lamar is a great man- He m wIl-4nformed, and has that knowledge of public affairs whfek fa so sneeatiaf to their saoesssful HmiaUtratioa. He is a seatlemaal t diratied man. I hsikve him to kind-hearted aad fair. He has the repatatioa of being hoaest aad he to able. U there were any criticism to he passed esse Mr. Lamar it would aot be one that would be urged against his intellectual qualifications. It might bo a oaestiou whether be has the health ta carry him through any task requiring severe labor, but of4hat be. of course. Is a better judge than any oae else. i i ta Aa Africaa V11Usv Tae busiest time in an Afrieaa Tulage Is when the long laboring wains drawa by spans of le er SO oxea are out spanned on the Tillage commonage, aad the eraser makes her three months pur chases of tea, sugar, and the inevitable coffee. This latter beverage is the bev erage par excellence of South Africa. Coffee restate die, coflee dtcttknU she is the rule. The stores themselves in a South African village are not the least remarkable feature about it Almost everything that the wit of man eaa de Tise for the feed of an agricultural pop ulation is there. Thereto a silk dress for the newly married wins, aa Ameri caa plow for the young and enterpris ing farmer, there is a Xemiagtda rifle for the sportsmen, and a boxofpepper mints for the young Madera. The am orous swaia eaa purchase a bright sad dle cloth to go upon his courting sxpe ditioas aad a German ring for nis in amorata. The Tillage Is astir from one ead to another, and the excitement spreads evea to the Civil Commissioner or resident magistrate. Amid all the gossip of the village I have rarely heard political matters doussed. IftheClvil Commissioner Is conferring cheek by Jowl with a worthy burgher it is gener ally on the subject of a disputed water farrow, or about the misdemeaaore of the aative servants, or of tenor still about a duck and guinea fowl expedl tioa. JfaemtUeM Maganiu. Vp la a Ballooa. Cold Well I should say so,' said Sergeant Hammond, of the United wnea with wore two suits of clothes and plenty of over coats end fur gloves, but it was snap ping ooM away up there. We hardly expected to start, on accouat of the temperature, but the balloon limbered up in the afternoon, and we decided to try It How did I stand the flight? I was a bit nervous as we began to shoot op and my heart was uncomfortably near my mouth, but that wore off in a few minutes, and I was able to take obser vations end look over the side. We got ap only 5,800 feet on account of ap proaching darksess, though we ex pected to rise a distance of two miles. The scientific result was disappointing. We started too late. I took readings of the various instruments at different heights oa the way up, but was unable to see the instruments oa the descent because of the darkness. The next trip we make I am going to have an electric light along, so that It shall not matter if we are up all night as far as reading the laetremeQt gom."PkUadtlpAia Jreia ' la Merr ef Ira ToMraaJMnWUJIaa MUaer.attae death ef tbelr little daughter. Kva. ones again the sstet ef beaten, IlaVe bees at ladlnc In alar. And veer little aaceiEva. mmI tiMmib th emtal bar. Chrfrt imlorked the hwenly portals And he neat an ancel bright. To eome down and bear tour daring To that world of perfect light. Hadmnv I ynnr utile couact. With tills fthadow h dow hanging ling o'er; BHt remember that In heaves Thorn l mAd4 em mamm i God bus ealled her from all weeamg. Tto hi win that she shoold ge. She's not dead bnt only taken From this World ef sin below. There Is no death In the spirit But 'tis net forever free. It has put on tneorrantlea Changed te immortality. Could we see It ia Its beauty It would soothe aa aching heart Home day la the coming fwtsre Heaven's gates will staad ajar. ABd well paM like little Eta Just beneath the crystal her; Aneels hrfaht will come to bear as From this lead ef tearvaas j And the tU that hides her from as wm that day ae real a twaw. Xakt McCaixstx. Ctthertea, 5eh. A WoDdacfal Wsoorery. Consumptives end all who suffer from any affection of the throat and lungs, can find a certain cure in Dr King's New Discovery for consumption. Thou sands of permanent cares verify the truth of this statement No medicine ran show such a record of wonderful caret. Thousands of ooee hopeless sufferers aow gratefully proclaim they owe their lives to this New Discovery ItwUlcostymaothinrte give it a trial. Fre trie bottles at Henry Cook's drag store, Large sise $140. Mr Geo V Willie, of Manchester, Masseays: "M y wife has seen almost aetata fg two yssrs so Kslptass thai she eeaid mat tarn over ia bed aJoae. See need two bottles ofJBectric Bitters said so teach imaroved that she can doberowa work. Seetrie Btttars wiU do all tlmtk expected of theea to da Headraesof ttetimaaisls attest their geatearseive powert. Oaly 1 tr esats a aottle at Heaxy Cook's. States signal service veparuneDt, questioned about his amal voyage Professor Samuel A. King. "We tothmksosaaahaamost peofle de ef institution.'' The sasricaee thlak aad talk very much of their iaerira tioas;" I am by atswre inclined to call all this sort of thtsg machinery, aad to regard rather men aad taeircharaOtra. But the mere I saw of America the more I found myself led to treat "insti tutions" with increased respect Until I went to the United Statcml had aercr seen a people with institutions which) seemed expressly and thoroughly suited to it I had not properly appreciated the benefits proceeding from this cease. Sir Henry Blaine, in an admirable es say which, though aot signed, betrays him for Us author by its rare aad char acteristic qualities of mind aad style Sir Henry Maine ia the Quarterly Jk viao adopts and often reiterates a phrase ef M. Scherer. to the effect that 'democracy is only a form of govern ment" He holds up to ridicule a sen tence of Mr. Bancroft's history, ia which the American democracy w told that its ascent to power "proceeded as uniformly and majestically as the lsws of being and was an certain as the de creee of eternity." Let us be willingto give Sir Henry Msine his way. and to allow no magnificent claim of this kind on behalf of the American democracy. Let us treat as aot more solid -the asser tion la the Declaration of In that all men are created eon dowed by their Creator with certain he alienable rights, among them life, lib erty, and the pursuit of happiness. Let us concede that these natural rights are a figment; that chase and circum stance, as much as deliberate foresight and design, have brought the United States iato their present condition: that moreover, the British rule which they threw off was not the rule of oppress on and tyrants which declaimcrs sup pose, and that the merit of the Ameri cans was not that oi oppressea men ris ing against tyrants, but rather of sensi ble young people getting rid of stupid and overweening guardians who mis understood and mismanaged them. Matthew Arnold in the Nineteenth Cen tury. Wells Directorv. NEWST0RE Morhart & Fulton. HAVE BSTABUBHED A Hardware Store, at WELLS. For toe accommodation of the people ef that vklnlty. They are fully pirparcd to give the people ot Wells and vklnlty Just what they want ia the Usee! Hardware, Tinware, Stoves, Iron, Nails, ABd la fact everything can be foetid ati ur si kat Is usually kept In a Sntclass hot. v. that We woeld be pleased to have people eal e. us when In need of hardware. Our prices wt always be reasonable and In keepiag wKh the demand of the time. We very respectfully solicit year trade that It wfil prove benetetal to Vtfn. MORHABT a FULTON. FPBUC WOTItK n.TTir:KIH IfEKEHY OIVEX THAT ARTI- It cles of incorporation have been Sled In the proper offices, tbr n i TTm Nebraska Lnmhei Ur mmc at nald enrnonaioi Company. Its principal Imm of transacting batlnes. Ked Cloud. . Keo ciomu. .".r. nranka. Organ Izedfor the purpose of transit. Ing agepenu lumir business, ana in buying and selling all kinds of rood and merchandise per. Uhttag thereto. Including coal, at the town of Ked Cloud, with branch yards and offices at such other towns as the board of directors may des ignate, whb a capiuu siock ot one nunureti tBOUsana dollars, io d pain in as uirccu- by the board of d rectors, wltbln thirty dnys from . .. mli...Uiln. mt tM M... said capital stock to two hundred thousand dot loir ncrease lam. The business of said cunxtratlon to com menee on the 1st day ot February. ls. and con tinue until the 1st day of February, IBM. The highest amount of indebtedness or liability to which said corporation Is at any time to subject Itsaelf shall be one half the amount ef capital sleek paid In. Thebuslness of said corperatloa ahaN be conducted hy a board ef sevea director K. D. Jojibs, rresMeai. Real Estate 10000 Acres B. &M. RailwayLands ! WobstafOoortx et from 6 to 10 isr acre. W9 mmnB Improved aad TJnimprored Faxaae oeteai Wafl sashee at aW.SALBT, Bed aoad VeH Attention TaWbas. fNI)PnV lteemhiBawuayjSvaB shatl wSl esssasae aa savssuB waesBsg eeswe as sejer uwasssewes ae toseassasjsseatsa.au Psie sat Isr nktl eft Free, DEALERS HIT GOAL LUMBER ETC. Red Ctoudilebraskae A B. aaoWX. rrepricter. BROWN'S m MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS Good jafock and fine work is our motto and prices to suit the times. If in need o anything in our ine do not fail to call and examine our specimens. OFFIC AKn YARD. Lock box 1 32 , The Guide Rock Flouring Mills COLUMBIA & CO., Proprietors. Guide Bock, Webster County, Nebraska AMI CONSTANTLY M AHrJFAOTTJTJSa TaO FINS1T ORADaal OF Family and Patent Flour, Meal, FEED, ETC., From the very best materials, whlca at nam pan pcioea, Taey NEW GROCERY HOUSE S. Y. LUDLOW Where will be found everything in tbe tocrr line, eucb as Sugars, Teas, Coffees, Sirups, Fruits, Bacon, Ham, Dried Beet Cheese and Crackers, Tobaccos, Cigars, Flour, Feed, Olaes sad Qaesaswsft Hoping by fair dealinjBSjttaayylgaWof the public satreaafe. IN FEATHERLEY'S BUILDING, Opposite be Chieafo Lnmber Yard. Al aWI AsW SSJB) ft MsAOQVAHtTga WITM Ttaj fl Of tJUSJlSW Hr""tE.CTTPI it. V, it s SaSBttBtBtBB hb 'f jt CF?HPiFlBBr rVQHIs W B BaT5aaTarTBTBTTai TTi tJsi ssMetee sat KX f aT7 ssaTiMSlHrrBBaraVSStsaa saawieMsBf ssa Chicago, Rock Island a Paoafto 11 "GREAT ROCK FOXUaam tBtattaati Aj.egRT.LKA ROU .dpa d. c. armst, u Corner Bm 9V aad Fowtk At. RiyrrCLOUD, NEB taey are wbolsoatissjto tM graaraatee taair ia Yebreafca S. V. LUDLOW. s SJSJOfJ TMSJ I ISLAM) ROUTE," A. ii i 4