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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1879)
Pi-.1 i,4JWg -'Ay? && t - 'P. r "" ".J&z1 l'J& " M.V 3"-- ii . .tt i SSRSKw --' . , " - la - 1 W." tv1- ' "-. .V ., .' i- .- Wr h -v IP . RKDCLOUDGHIEF - PJTJ AND GO UNTR Y. trees. More new subscribers. Spring is here at last. Settlers are coming in. Whizzencold last Saturday. The Hastings Journal is issuing a daily. It bas tried hard to rain for the last few days. The CiiiEjF will be made a little larger in .a few weeks. A letter from South Guide pock lays over until next week. The Argus met with an accident yesterday, which pied one of its 'forms. The appearance of tho Chief will be improved somewhat, ricxt week. The editor has returned and will attend to his 'kaittiol' for some time to come. ,--The county seat of Clay county has been moved from Sutton to Clay Centre. Our office has been a carpenter shop as well as a printing office for the last week Mr. John Poyer, proprietor of "ho tnwn-sitc of Cowles. called last - Nonday and subscribed for the Chief. Tho Thayer Co. Sentinel lias changed hand?; Ed. Past retiring and W. M. House and F. J. Hcndershot taking charge. Found: A Indies tippet. The owner can have the fame by proving a. " property, and paying for this no tice. By private communication from Mr. Dague, formerly of tho Hasting? Journal, n.o residing at Osceola la., wc learn that he will soon return to "Nebraska to reside. D. S. S.caniuion and family, from XJwightlll., arrived here last Friday night. Mr. S. proposes to make his homo with us, and U well recDinendcd as a carpenter ana builder. Correspondents please drop us a postal card wjjpn aa tfyin a littlp out of tho general run of things tran -pifes in your neighborhood. W'c Want jibe n.ews. Our rcorrespondcnts are just whooping it up. That's right, boy, f-ivc us the news from all over the county and wc will furnish our read ers with one of tho best local papers in Nebraska. Kaley Bros, new office is nearing completion, the front having becu put in and painted, and? work pro gressing on the inside.- It will be a yery neat and creditable building. , There will be a njeetins of the Webster Co Agricultursl society at the Court House on Friday March 14, '7U. AH who are interested in the wcllfare of the Society are invited to attend. "By order of the Pres. A couple of boys indulged in a little knock dow.a in front of our office the other day. Wnoder how they would like to have their names pub lished so that their parents ffonld know how they conduct themselves . when out of their sight We fire in receipt ot a marriage notice from Cowles, but have no means of knowing the name of the party sending it, consequently it can pot appear, as we run no risks of hav ing a job "pat up" on us or the par ties supposed lo haye been victim . ze3r g- Ira Sleeper is contracting to set a seedling hedge fence, at the rate of 25 cts per rod. This he claims is cheaper than th cost ofthe pos;s in constructing the wire fence, and in two years will turn stock. Farmers should do all in their power to improve and (decorate the farms by the growth of hedge. It will be noticed that we have reduced the size of the Chief, from what it was when conducted by the late publishers. We do cot believe in sending out so much patent'T as we can give more home cows, in its present shape and, in our judgement, issue & more acccptablepaper than by issuing in the former shape. We must speak a good word for the boy,-rWju fv y.? nHeKQa iOnn ior ine vcrjr jtcvuuic uinnuo. (consideriag circumstances) Jo which they got oaLue iar wee. aue iiriui .. f- -"- -had a half of a chance they would have phown that they were masters of' their trnau "'H-. H -. GRASSHOPPER BREAKING j Pioffi for sale by A. IT. Wall 3 miles sooth and 1 K2 wt of .Guide Rock ihe Champion of the west. Price 14 We have resolved upon running our little business as near as possible on a cash basis, because we believe it is the only true busiri3s principle and 'c believe such a course will j;ivo mpregeueral satisfaction, and we know from experience that it ii the safest, and while we dont object to accommoda ting a man for a rhcrt lime we certain ly do ol ject to doing a credit business. So please understand that what we do must be .cash as we pay Wish for our paper etc. and cannot afford to trust it out. We have lost $50o in the last year by doimj a credit hu.-iuess find it is flin last ninnpv i-r infrnrl in lose in that way, so do not be offended at this notice if you should happen to be a little in arrears lor your paper but make it a point to pay a little in advance as soon as you can and keep ir so. wc don't want to lose a ing!e subscriber from our list as wc take seme pride in the fact that we h ve as large a circulation a any othci pa per in the we.stou part of tin state and have added twenty uew names in the last two weeks, bat the very fact that we have a large bundle of paper to buy each week to step ply our cus tomers is the reason that we have to have our pay promptly else wc would soon bo at the end of our rope, and we believe in this motto: Pay us you g And if yo"u can't pay don't go. - -. . i , . - MARKIK. By .'quire Longbotham, at his office, March 2nd 1S79, Mr. Frank StephcnFon to Miss Mary Sheets. By Squire Lingbotham at hi office March 2nd '70, Mr. Geo. Sheets to Miss Eimanda Helton. All of Web ster County. Neb. VOLiJNTSSB WZATHE2 SESVICS. Observations at Inavale for the Month ofFeb. 1S79 No. of fair days No. of cloudy daj's 23. No. of stormy da3s o. Amount of snow fall 2 1-2 inche: . Amount ofw,ater fall 0.25 indier. Highest temperature", thermometer read at noon each day, 70 pu the 28th. Lowest, H3 on the 13th. Mean monthly temperature .' . Range of temperatur 5G. Great est range in one day 45 on the 2Sth. Prevailing winds. North. High wind on the 28th. Solar Corona?, G. G. WMvnight, Obs. From Cobles. Cowles, March 1st 1S79. Ed. Chief. I will give you a few notes from this town for publication. Building has commenced in earnest, and a i'cv weeks will sec considerable improvement in that line. The new section house is completed and ready for occupancy. John Brown has commenced the erection of a building 20x32, two lories high, the lower part will be used for a storo room and the upper part will be used as a Town Hall danc ing room etc. ' , Jeff Ward has commenced, to build a hotel !Sx2G tho stcrys high, the cellar is completed and the frame rais ed. . , . , , , . A , A Blacksmith shop has just been finished and our d.cip!e of Vulcan is turning of work in style. ana tj,e baiefqotel can be shod The fcdna r. U. tas necn moveu into town aod the name cha-ged to 5'Cowles," F. M. Warren is the new ly appointed P. M. Taylor thomas has butlt an office and commenced the sale, of agricultur- Tavlorthomas has built an office al implements. We have a grocery store in opera tion where all kinds of gpodfl suitable iorja corns try, trade, can be had cheap. uarniera nave Drgun to:iK .oo mi, Sj.bw., , fc .... .uQ abundant' harvest, whieh.we hope to. see realized. 3iore aaon. The rllo7rinS arc lh(J af "7alj at tar hotels for Monday and Tuesday last. f. BOYS HOME. MONDAY. M M Mod'in, Guide Rock; Mark Hay, Atchi-wn Kan.; K II Jon'. Inivalc: It Wycfchff, Com Kan.; Adell Woodard A U'oodareCara Km J C NeHor, Omaha; A T Adam?, Hastings; V M Adatn, Bloominsten; Clias C Codman, Guide Kock; II B Holm?, Bbomington; M B Whitney. ChiciKo; Turiree Present. Bo?nn; Jv 1j tcrnisii, urucaco; w u tiicgms j Chicago; V L Kandolph, Dubu'i-; C Eunck, Lincoln; C W Carter, Lin W 1 ! 1IF f T coln; CbasLBaum, Lincoln; DB Stewart, North Kau.; Updike, Hastings. Tcesuav. H N Daily, Paciffic Iowa; LC Almstcad, W J Vance and W M limbing, Inavale; W Burtche. Sa lem Kan. Yj (Joleraap, Salatn Lan. F C Sabio, W J Sabin, J B Sabin and P Dvangn Guide Bock; W A Carpen ter and lady. Burr Oak Kan A Mor ris Buir Oak Kan. Kd Wintcrsteam. Cin. Ohio; K A Bellany, Rockford, Wi-. C G Hayes Edgar Nco. James Laird, Juniata; J H Callisan. Be atrice; F S Kimproit!, Ammerville Pen. F S Mearn, Knoxvillo Iowa. VALLEY' HOUSE. SI ON DA V. Geo Minder, Juniata; C C Waldo, Lincoln; Henry Laird, White Bock Kan. Edwin Davi?, TaJesca Iowa; W II Manlce, W Kopizh, John Fearny Dceatei Ir.d. J Boyles, Chicago; C C Chopin, lairmoni; 11 Mclntyre Lin .. . - 9 coln; A Jb bhatlcr, Ueo Jjacon, A l Ball, Seward. Tl&SI)Y. John B Mastin, M L Macumbcr and wife, P Allen. H Voodbury, A V I'ole. A J Adams, G Pratt, Henry Vinton, J G Dillon, S J Sherls, Chas Biglow and wife, Miss Ina M Dillon and Miss Addie Allen, Juniata Neb. A W Field, Lincoln; Miss Jennie Field, Lincon; Dewitt Calkins, Guide Kock; B H Brookius, Chicago; A T Holcouib, Harliu Iowa; J C Owin, Ashland Neb. The Juniata Cornet Band as an nouneed by their bills, gave a theat rical entertainment on Tuesday eve, when they presented two farces, en titled A Drop too Much" and ''Look after Brown." It id only necessary to say that the eutire entertainment was well received by quite a large audience and that thr cast of characters was (hcicn. Mus Dillcn in l.ci polo'i "One Day" and another of which we have not the title was greeted with much applau.-e ns well as a Duett by Misses Dillon and Allen, bhould the baid see fit to visit us again they may rest a.isurcd they will be well received. Shall we Eare a Select School? All persons interested in ejitublislt ing a select and Normal School in this place, are requested to meet at the Bank, on Friday evening next at 7 o'clock to make arangement.s fur se curing a hall atid other neccsiary pre parations. By reqnestof Many Citizens. And now it's a wa king machine and is on the stylo of par lor skates except that no trouble is had in learning, the whee's being the width of the foot. The wc.uer steps hi; uual stride, and finds himself skimming along at the rate of eight to twelve miles per houi. It is predicted that these pedomites, as they arc called, will come into gen ctul use. They require no unusual exertion but rimpiy roll a fellow along while he stops to tako the next step. 'The best in us ." l!0. fc C.'s Camphorated Hartshorn Liniment, for man or beast. It can be relied on at alft mes. C. H. Potter, agent. DOWN ! DOWN 1 1 New supply of Wall paper at Mc- Nitt's. Gall at tho poatoffice and see it, on'y 20 cts. a bolt, 10 cts. a roll. JIEPUjBLICAN VALLEY TIME TallLE. R. K. SOUTH 7.25 p. 3.21 S.5S 9.47 10. 33 STaTIONS m. HasTiNGs ant E1UE HILL COWLES RED CLOUD north 7.25 a. m. G.29 5.52 4.51 4.00 Trains daily, exeept Sunday. G. W. HOLDRIDGE, W.M. IRVING, Asat. sunt. supt. Loans on good improved jarnis kc gotiatsd on favorable terms by. L B. Trccman. LAND NOTICE We have just placed on the Market Ten Thousand acres of Land situated in Town Two and Three ifange Wine and Town Two tfange Teu. On easy Terms of Payment". Eieht Payments with Eight per cent 'interest, and at 1.1- T - O P..l- 1 low lI:K. ouuiuui inu oebt uocits ever offered. Discount of Fifteen per . fDr pT, KaLey Bros E5TRAY NOTICE. j Taken up by the undersigned, on Feb. 19tb 1S79, living on Sec 2 Town 2 Ranga 1 1 Webster Co. Nebraska one dark bnndle cow about 1 1 year old. The owner is requested to call and property, and pay charges - Mlmil 30to . ti.J. MOWER. Vftf? fflitmT9. Notice is Herby givew, That I will cx- Saja;,: encrsottne primary or common scaoois first Saturday of each aaofith at nine " -.v -. .. u... FOR SALE, 10,000 GoUen Wil low cuttings" at 11.50 per M. 10 bush els Japanese or nxnotb Miller ura-M iecl 50 ctf. per bwhel. also several larce fresh rpilch cows 7 miles South westofltedXIoud. , , D. 8. Hr.r.vKa. j Ao T. NEW HARDWARE STOKE NEW GOODS. Converse Godman k Co. Keep constantly on hand the largest assort, nicnt of Hard-ware good ever bro't into the Republic. valley. They !el ! cheap for cash, and if they liavctot what you nerd lcv your oicr and they will fill it. Call on them ne ducr north of tiarber'.s aod 3Ir. Holcomb will wait upon yuu. Chuskats' Cyclopedia cf EsSUA Litera ture. Brief biographie ofallnote-l Brit ish or American author, froui tarliet times to the pre-eut, wit peciuieii" from their writing'', making a work not only thoroughly entertaiuiiig and u-iefu! to all intelligent readers, but neatly indi.-penslble to people ofcu' ture. The newly revied anl beuuti fill edition contaitH over 3,(h)o pages and the entire work, in eight handy volumes, is furnished, free of expre or mail charges for ?J,00 in paper, $?, 00 in cloth, or 4,50 in half momc co. The publihers sell only to sub tcribers direcF, intecd of trivinc deal ers and agents the usual fit) or riO p"r cent, discount to sell them, which ac counts for the remarkable low prices. Special inducements are offered to those sending early orders. Speci men pages with lu!l particulars, -ent on request by postal card ly the pub lishers, the AMKHICaN Book K CllaNOE, 55 Beekmau street, iNew York. Red Cloud Mill's! We are prepared to do cus tom work Flour peed and Corii Aflcnl for Sale. gr atisfaction gu arantced ii quality of flour sold, aud cisto31 work. Farmers should be particulai to secure the best of seedwheat. Potter & ie! HARNCSSSHOP -BY- J.L. ILLER Keeps constantly on hand a full line of Harness Collars, Saddles, tups, 'Hor.-c . ankcts, Combs, Brushes, Harries Oil and everything usually kept in a firat-eiasi yhop. Two doors north of the Lank. TTn Higteit Caa Fric3 Paidfcr Hides and Furs. CHICAGO Lumber YAR)J BED CLOUD, Ifcb. Yard south of Hampton & tfiil ston',4 shop on Main street. Keep constantly on hand an assortment of l,iMbr, EaiIi, Hhlacleii. Deeri WlndewK, Lime HnlrOm- cnt Plaster Malldlna; Pnfcr cle PLATT & FREES Proprietor DO YOUJfJLJYT A GOOD LIYErI RI& If you do, J. D. Post has the FaErE-sT Liverv ad best Feed Stabe in Red Cloud. J. S. POST, - BSD CLOTS. J. SHOPE : Dealer in Watclies Clocks Jew elry, Silrer ui Silver PUttd Wire, , SpcUelesf etc ; WEBSTER ST. BED CLOUD. NEB KevairiBS Dose asd Warranted. - - - This space belongs to t TOR 3H EEE OP THE CITY IritTOlL Who is too busy to write ap "Ad." F. C. WATJBBIi STTTXCTO, M HASTINGS, .JT. F. GREUTER. Wagon Fainter. 3T. .. Xo Juh!az Jaac twlc orJrJ. Rufus Iffikseh, 6jarifttfr'j5cfomcr! i Q J Particubir attention rivV o -hop j w,.rl. ntnl o'fTiti- mnc to oilr. ri'amiinir a SKviilytin ,mw.. of Kiciiarlion tM,u?: ssD:L:in, - - :'S2 zt&r, ")C( t SB- I Furniture A wholes tie Atnck of Hood ofthe Fm ot Quality and sold nt pri res lower than 722 22F032 0572SSD to th Public W. 3). f(Ril, A'KD CLOUD. NKB Chew Jarkiion Mot Snt ct Navy Tcbsco. .'yfo ilr ani Urs S W Rcbiasos . Dcalen in aud Manufacturers of CurU I'mzei, Chains, Switches, etc., all of jyKXX H nit Parties in the country wanting work in this line may pay in Farm Produce. CHARGES : : REASON A HLK Orders may be left at the millinery stores and post office. Orders by mail will receive protup' attention. KED L01JD - -IV I-R LOUJS CLAPP. City Express and Dravman Will deliver goods to any part of the city with promptucs- and dis patch. A share of the public patronage i respectfully selicited. Charges reasonable. JNO WIILIIELMSON Proprietor. ISed Clouil ieb WHIp.iy the high cjtcanh price for hiJt. VvcU 31 pat Contilnully On IImiiiI. CARL WEBER, PHOTOCRApHER Will take pictures of any style desired and give satisfaction. HS!)CL0in) irss a & 5-8 5? G) ) s: v n -w iri.cD j" 5" s- s. i t ss 5 & D Zt3 - .s-ttD 10 ?) 3'!T ft- T. . s- 5 e 2 5. 2 iJ3 9 n e T" c 52 O gg) w 5 ST t ,--. - rt-H COME! x. n m b e r . DRT LU3IBER A SPECIALTY. til2IIT!StISMA XT. 9M at Uvctl rricc -cr- $mmtm 'v Ii r MX fit -' i5 v ' f . m s If rfK n t-Jil5jRSICL0lJI ... r ... - JTSBJ TOST OFFICE CLOTHING HOirSK. In addition to car wH aattd toi. of i:fTHIi; nml 62ETS rilR,M!.f; i;iloD. 3-c hare on hatnl ?ol tttel ,f Boots, UatS Oxtpa. Olovr.-;. Blank Books. Stitlionrrv, Con -fi?c Uoner ivg. .CIGAKS anl TOUAtTO. We invi rcu lo )wl rju.mc our twi and Urn r -. W n ,n(,,c iali'fjcjn. AT SiMwi'Ss MINER BROS, For All Kind Or M K R O II A. X D I S 15 W2 KEEP Connatitly i)a Hand A Full Stuck Of by mm, CLOTHING H.4TS V.WH, IIUUIN i Shoes Glnsswa h Qoenwaro Crockery. WE BUY Oui goods for CASH and defy coMi'Krnrio.v. W,en An town s r. call- one door south of ihr Punt Oifiw. Ilavaa lot of No. I farm w.jo.y which wo sr ilo.imu f Mux u Also agents for the wiutic ii:ui.o mhxk. U. MiNr.it. HARDWARE RlI f luji x ma KSi Wt 31 j i W keep on hand at uU mm a sld Hardware. WE eep a Supply of Vanning Isiij'ljii!if' . riive ti.HS call, ha vtr Icel -iuc vru 411 mt vimi . at is.tr i w a- any other tirui in tho west. cmcmler the place, 1 duornoith itlV Y OUR GROCERIES AJNDJL'RO VISIONS AT wot mmsm mmi ? yApJt t Voices! ii'Stiiif DAILY RECEIVED. &Jmfijr "V : RED CLOUD- S UB8CRIBJ3, ' FORTKB C H I j a .! u ry J. L iMt.tKH. largn -i.I flunii.lwt unVuT-j r ALSO 3 of thy Prirttini; ofn. Red Cloud Pceb s TIIK 6 SLMW$JW L. E. SNEL'-. xa AI E Er. t RtKQ. ' A. A. Tope, Co Sup't- profession, tif m V .--& 91 - hg; J - riSS-.? V. Ii2st8v
