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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (May 30, 1884)
-w V u i i in : S2!F r 1 1 The Red Cloud Chief FRIDAY, MAY 30. 1834. a.:c.:hosmer Proprietor Bex Butler has accented the nora ination for president on the anti-mon- op ticket, and will now bait his hook for other party nominations for the same position. He is looking cross eyed towards the democratic party hoping that it will fall from grace and do him the honor already confercd on him by the anti-moiiops. Benny will never get there, S. J. T. having the lead in the democratic ranks. Ok Tuesday, June 3, the National Republican convention will be held in Chicago. In all probability we shall be able to tell the readers of The Chiee in our next issue who the next president will be. The prospects seem to be fair for a dark horse, but our readers need not be surprised if Arth ur or Blaine cet to the front. For the the interest of harmony and ultimate success we hope the candidate will be one that every republican can conscien tiously support. t We should judge that Wayne Mc Veagh was a crank from his last insult to President Arthur. It is all non sense for people to hold Mr. Arthur accountable for Guiteau's actions. Presiden Arthur has made an able ex ecutive, and has been highly praised by all classes of people, and all parties for his ability in the management of the duties connected with his office, under the trying circumstances upon which he took the office. Such liltel ious articles as McVeagh'e are certain ly very much out of place at this time. INAVALE. Owing to the late wet weather com bined with the sickness of some 6 or 8 of the smaller children, we have not been able to write anything for the past few weeks. Crops are looking well. Consinerable corn is up and small grain never look ed better. Last Sunday, together with three other young ladies we traveled over a considerable portion of Mount Hope district. We found the crops looking splendid, and every farmer jubilant. We stopped to talk with but .few, but from those whom we did con verse with we concluded that the peo ple in that neighborhood never felt better. Mr. X. E. Harvey we found strolling over the prairie in his dressing gown and slipper?, watching the grass grow, he informed us, and from the wa he struck out after he left us we conclud ed that he was watching for something else, also. Mr. Finley Hale we found calmly surveying the beautiful prairie where his fine stock were grazing. Mr. Hale is one of the promising young bachel ors of Gospel Ridge, where he has dwelt lor some time past. The great wonder of the people around here is why he does not many, but he ex plains all by telling them he never will marry, and so far lie has successfully eluded all the wiles of the fair sex. Mr.A.T. Walker and Abe Melton have gone up on the Niobrara to look for some claims. They will return soon and if suited will take their families up in the fall. W. J. Vance still continues to wear his old clothes, milk cows and shout for Blaine. We noticed on our streets within the East few days several gentlemen from led Cloud, among others were J. N. Rickarde, W. H. Strohm, G. R. Chancy We also noticed the smiling face of J. P. Walters, who although he may not be an Irishman, has certainly kissed the Blarney stone. These four gentle men came up one at a time, for the joint purpose of peddling a little law, doing a little surveying, and last but not least doing considerable insuring. That great moral side show, "Zara," of the Argus combination was seen not long ago wending its peaceful way along Michigan avenue, in the north end ol our city. The McCrary Bros, have vA some posters struck oir and pasted all over this precinct, and as a consequence their trade is constantly increasing. Mr. E. H. Palmer and H. S. Luce started for the mountains last Sunday morning, but owing to some misfortune they returned before night somewhat disgusted with their attempt. Mr. Arnison has his new house nearly completed, and expects to move in about the first of June. Miss Minnie Bliss, who nas been vis iting her aunt for some time past, has returned to Endicott for a time. Mr. II. H. Holdredge, who has been stopping at Minden for some time, has returned and is at nresnnt. stnnn;n.r with onr worthy P. M. 3 Mr. Charles Hunter has gone to Kansas City with two carloads of hogs Charlie is getting to be one of the sub stantial men of Webster county. If the weather continues good you will probably near moro from X. X. Apollo. Hurrah ! e Far k Fourth of Jul; ! But while you are hurrahing for the 4th of July, don't forget to call on G. S. ALBRIGHT, THE LEADING Bli CLUB, WHO HAS THE LARGEST and BEST Line of elegant and plain Watches, Clocks, Jewlery, Silverware Platedware, Banjos., And all manner of Musical Instru ments, and Sheet music, etc. In the city. Prices Very Low! If you wish to save money and gct'the best goods, do not fail to see my stock of goods. Satisfaction Guaranteed aw. w, Is at the front again with the i i. Of all klmK nnrt The ml . Thomson tAY BAK! Farmers, yon will do well to call anil examine goods ami Ret prices before yon bnv else where. I have a full stock of re'nalre and wire for binders ou hand. My?new improved Iron Mower ! Can not be beat for LIGHT DltAFT and good work, and don't you forget It. C. W. DOW, Agent, RED CLOUD. NewHamess SHOP :o:- W. MOSENTHIKN, Manufacturer of and Dealer in Saddles, Harness, Bridles, Collars, Brushes, Combs, Whips, Halters, anil as cheap as they can 1k bought elsewhere. UAKKIAtiE TlllM.MIMi A SPECIALTY. Call and see him before von buy. o. (. Hub erts' old stand. W. MOSENTIIEIN. DO m m nery WM. LETSON, DEALER IX Dry Goods, Notions CWffffll HATS! MPs. SHOES! Groceries, Queensware, &c. RED CI OTJD, - NEBEASKA- ew Iiumftev -:o:- H. W. BREWER, Has opened a New Lumber Yard at his Grain Elevator, where he hopes to see all in want of Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Doors, Windows, Lime, Hair, or anything in his line Special figures on bills. Call on Brewer before buying. Cash Paid for all Kinds of Grain. WEBSTER REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENCY, Bixigam&n & Kiris, S- Bing-amaii 'to' AUsTJtACTF.lt. RED CLOUD 1STEB. We have the only conrDlete and accurate set of abstract books In this county,- and make a specialty of our 5::5::5::0S'tSl:' Abstract Wop! 55535j2?: Insurance, Life, Accident, Fire, Tornado and Storm, written in the test end Most Reliable Bv fair dealing, prompt and energetic work we hope to merit and gain our share of pub lic favors. Call and see us. Correspondence solicited. Reference furnished. OFFICE At the Blue Front next door to Way & Co.'s hardware store, Red Cloud. A. II. BROWN, ritoi'iturroK. ROW MADBLI WiEISbe Opened for Business on or about May 19, 3334- F Will be first-class in every particular. ,. OFFICE AND YARD.-Opposite Watson's livery stable. Red Cloud .Neb. Lock box, 1 22 SM,Sri J ni0 if. aiw j DEALER IN D 17 3 oe ds and Calicoes, Ginghams, Muslins, Hamburgs, Laces, Notions, Hosiery, Ribbons, Etc. RED CLOUD, - NEBRASKA. Always keep otuhnitlfci full and complete line of the above koo1s, anl w ill sell tliem fflEAF FK H3ASM Allod3gu.anmtWdMrepreen:t-orf oelorejou liuy. CEAZY PATCHWORK! Having a large assortment of remnants and pieces of handsome brocaded silks, satins and velvets, we are putting them up in assorted bun dles and furnishing them for "crazy patchwork"" ciishious, mats, tidies. &c, &c. 1'aekaKo No l is a handsome bundle of exquisite silks, satins and brocaded velvets (all different). Just the thine for the most superb patterns or fancv work, bent postpaid for X cents in postal note'or one cent stamps. Package Xo.' contabdni; three times as much as parteie "o. 1. Sent postpaid for SI. These are all of the very finest nuality and cannot be equalled at any other silk works in the the U. S. at three times our prices. They Will Please anv Lid V. One order :ilw:iv. lirln.i dozen more. lid:es' mauiial of fancy work.' witli 400 illustrations and full instructions for! artistic fancy work, handsomely bound, post-' said, 50 cents. Order now. Address-. Tun Kochestek Silk Co.. ItoJiestcr. -. V. ' K 03. 9 ES3 m mw 7 ,1 COUNTY ABSTRACT GFFOE C L Kirk, INSURANCE ACF.NT. Z?iM3'i&Qz lOHIOBHiSS. D. C. MEYER, FOItEMAX. N AND GMNITE WOKS M-W. 'Mr-. f-1 km? TjsMAAX n ii .0 Oi and csaminctliclr stock before OjirHisiU - btatelSank. SFS) WW I 'it IJ2 J Press Oocds D. G. WALKEB, HavinK purchased E. M. l'erkins' interest in the PUMP AWT I Business is now prepared to fill orders for same on short notice, and At Bottom Prices ! Kepair work, pipe fitting. &c. promptly attended to. tan be found at Perkins old stand at all times, lie rcajctfiilly solicits your order--, and Kiiarantces satisfaction. See him before i laclm: your orders. 30. O. Walker, ;:Ilr:t:45: K Us w Mi?lA Kf lIil GOODS AT i 3 (D LEAblNC! $ irC&S3 Largest and Best MILLINERY NOVELTIES As fast as they come upon THE MARKET. PRICES vtekbey LOWEST i-iTi: Latest Styles in Trimmings I J. A. FOWLER. First Door North First National Bark. T. 0. HACKEE,, STAPLE km F iiOCER. pmppr; e r 3l SP0SSriSLD-2 OLD STAHD. " groceries. ,Red C0ud, - Nebraska, g G' m' i'L'I.L LINE OK . 2 rocenes.' u,i -. , Pi ICtLoice Groceries, Groceries, m ,r Groceries.' rrovisions, Groceries.' 23 Your patronajre jiteil. Satisfaction Eiihimn TtlUI.KRS IX Beef, Pork. Mutton, PouJtrv. Sausagt Fifsli Fish. Oyscrs (Virile, etc. Higki Cash Mat Fries! lliitl for Hides and Pelts. When yon want the BKST men1 call on us at d'arliurs olrtstaml. Maryatt S Co., DEALERS IN Jewelry i Watches Silverware, Plain Rings, Spectacles. RFD CLOUD, NEBRASKA. We keep everything in the Jewelry line. Bepairing of every de scription promptly done. '?rC3'3':S!rtS'0' S? :-3:35rrCi?-rr4. i THE Zs T01E! Assortment in City. J5$:$Lzri3Ts-3iz Provisions Provisions Pi Provisions Canned Fruits, 'E' - L, Provisions Cigars, Etc., m is ropcctftilly solic- 33 Provisions gimrantced. h. ?V -fSX-ifl ri'Py' i Clocks, Platedware Fancy Rings Castors, etc. P tBSSSSL WBmiffiffiSm$g&8li vt '.T-icvfT" iKflr.-uT"VYw .ii.i-i-'L,k rr i"-"-Li mit&.l- I Li 4: . m IMMH "" '- 4w i C- 7K7- Lfciutf