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A.C. HOSMER,
Proprietor
FRIDAY. JUNF 13, 1884.
National Republican Ticket.
For President,
James (J. Blaine,
of Maine.
For Vice-President,
John A. Logan,
of Illinois.
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Jim and Jack are good
ns. They will make a team that
be hard to beat.
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The next thing in order will be the
democratic national convention at
Chicago. Our democratic brethren are
looking for this event, believing in
their souls that Samuel J. Tilden will
be the nominee of that convention and
the savior of their part'. The indica
tions are that S. J. T. will be the nom
inee, but we are afraid that the old
man's barrel will not be sufficient to
get him there this time.
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A Powerful Pair.
The Republican party has again
placed its nominees for president and
vice-president before the people. A
wiser selection could not have been
made by any party. The action of the
Chicago convention will certainly
have the cfi!ct of harmonizing the fac
tions in the party, and bring it again
to victory in November.
JAMES G. r.LAIXE,
the nominee for president, has been a
life long and ardent republican, and
for many years past has been promi
nently before the people in various ca
pacities in public life, and has made
for himself a great and glorious record.
He was born at Indian Hill farm,
"Washington county, Pcnn., in 1S30.
"His great grandfather, Colonel Ephri
am Blaine, was a friend of Washing-
ton and had charge of the commissar
iat of the revolutionary forces during
the terrible winter which thev passed
at Valley Forge. At the age of twelve,
Blaine was sent to school in Lancaster,
Ohio, where he lived in the familv of
his relative, Hon. Thomas Ewing, then
secretary of the treasury. One year
later he entered Washington college,
where he graduated at the head of a
large class in 1S47. In 1S50 he went
to Kentucky sis a teacher in the mili
tary academy at Blue Lick Springs.
In ISG'i Mr. Blaine wr.3 elected to
congress. During his first term he
gave himself up to study and observa
tion, but in the next congress, the
thirty-ninth, lie gained some promi
nence, and from that time to the end
of his career he occupied a foremost
place among the republican leaders.
xiunng ttic penou oi soutnern recon
struction Blaine made many speeches
that attracted much attention and
spread his fame as an orator. In the
forty-first, forty-second, and forty-third
congresses he was elected speaker of
the house. In this capacity he showed
a ready knowledge of parliamentary
usage and a fairness and impartiality
in his rulings that won him general
praise from both parties.
In June 1S7G, Blaine was elected to
fill the seat in the senate -vacated by
Lot M. Morrill, who had been made
secretary of the treasury, and in Jan
uary, 1877, he was elected lor the full
term, ending March 4th. 1S84.
In all his labors, Mr. Blaine has
striyen to be with and by the people.
Ambitious, it is true, he was; but am
bitious to do his country great service
and enhance the interests of the mass
es. ;His splendid oratory and his
matchless magnetism made for him
thousands of friends who were ready
to go anywhere with him that honor
able and brave men might go."
JOHN A. LOGAN
the soldier and statesman, was wisely
selected for the second place on the
ticket by the convention. His name
will insure the party thousands of
votes. Being always true to his friends,
a brave and loyalmaj?," the soldiers'
fricnd,.i&-niahy other noble attri
butes, has endeared him to the people.
"When the union flag was assailed by
enemies in arms, when the integrity of
the union was imperilled by an organ
ized treason, when the storm of war
threatened the very life of this nation,
this gallant son of the Prairie state re
signed his seat in the congress of the
United States, returned to his home,
and was among the first of our citi
zens to raise a regiment and march to
the front in defense ot his country.
Like Douglas, he believed that in time
of war, men must be patriots or trait
ors, and he threw his mighty influence
on the side of the union and Illinois,
made a record second to none in ihe
history ot the states in the struggle to
preserve this government. Among
the large number of brave men, of
brave soldiers of the late war, whose
names arc proudly written on the
scroll, of fame, none appear more
grandly than the nane of Logan."
Such, is the fame of John A. Logan,
one of America's greatest statesmen.
With these two gallant standard bear
ers, the republican party will go to
victory in November. Let every re-
prejiiclioes and
EL3I CKKEK.
Fine corn weather. Corn is growing
faster than the weeds.
The boys were all sold one night last
week. They gathered up a charivari
party, and behold! they were not mar
riedthat is Sam and N were not.
There are still some thieves on Elm
Creek, or near, for the farmers are los
ing meat, corn, potatoes, molasses, but
ter, and in fact everything the thieves
can get their hands on. We believe if
the were filled with shot it would stop
thc'stealing. Taw.
NEW POINT.
keep
We will try and give- you some of
the news From this part.
Farmers are buy trying" to
ahead of the weeds.
Crops of alljkinds are looking well.
Giass is growing and so are the weeds.
Mr. Arnold contemplates building a
new house with native Nebraska brick.
Mr. F. Slatter is having a new well
put down. Mr. Howe is doing the
work.
The young folks met at the Elm
Creek school house, and orgrnized a
del a"ing society with Mr. A. E. Thom
as president, and C. Anderson, secre
tary. There seems to be a lack of hands
to shear sheep at least in this part of
the county. Can not some one send a
few.
Whistler.
cowles.
The Chief came to us this time on
Sunday morning, delayed, we suppose
to give us the news from the Chicago
convention. The delay and suspense
was fully compensated for when we
read the resu't. I hoard one h.-'ppy
republican saying "roflerblaine." or
words to that effect, but I did not know
what ,it meant. I suppose he had
heard of the nomination and was try
ing to make known his approval of the
ticket. I am very well suited with the
ticket and think it a good one.
We had a rain Inst Saturday evening
which did some good.
Farmers are busy plowing corn.
The main attraction here seems to
he the lottery of glassware with coffee
at Peak it Latta's.
The people of Cowles are talking of
home celebration on the fourth .of
Julv, but some are going to Red Cloud
Dr. G.E. McKecby, of Red Cloud,
was in our town one day last week, ac
companied by his wife.
G. W. Ball ami wife were in Cowles
one diiy this week.
G. Wells has moved in his new
house.
C. W. Fuller has commenced a new
office.
Corn is still being shipped from
here. Little Hatchet.
SCOTT.
A majestic rain showered its bless
ings on us Saturday evening.
Mr. Frank Eastman has killed an
other wild cat.
Will Kizcr, the boy who explored
the wolf hole the other day and start
ed home ' rejoicing bringing in the
sheep" He and his bruteer fired at
three more at the den.
Some of our neighbors went to vii.it
the Buffalo Creek Snndav-school in the
Roccncrans neighborhood hist Sunday.
It is thriving. Bio. -Mlhaugh is a
worthy go-ahead superintendent of the
Buffalo and Walnut Creek Sunday
schools. We are greatly pleased to
sec one so interested in such a grand
cause.
Mr. John Jones and wife arc visiting
old friends note They are on their way
to Sumner county, Kansas.
Mr .John Robinson's brother-in-law
has bought a farm of Mr.Thos Vaughn
that was formerly owned by Mr. John
Jones. We will soon have new neigh
bors there.
Mr. H. Conger, from Iowa, has
bought a piece of railroad land west of
W. D. McKinncv's farm and moved
thereon.
Mrs. Thos
Mrs. C. r. liinker is slowly recover
ing. Mr. Arnison and Mr. Vaughn are
having a law suit. We hope both par
ties will be as peaceable as possible,
and "let brotherly love continue"
With kind thoughts toward all I
close this article. Beta.
Vaughn is vcrv sick.
GUIDE HOCK.
publican lay aside all i
ji!lv around the flag."
Dr. Brown leaves to-night for Re
public City, Kans, where he has locat
ed his practice.
Miss G.uber is again able to take
charge of her school, she .having been
on tlie sick list for several days.
A warrant is out for the arrest of a
young man alleged to have made some
demonstrations with a "pop."
Mr. Montgomery has a live pelican,
and the noble bird is on free exhibition
Charlie Cor win has taken some fine
views of residences in and around
Guide Rock. He has become quite an
expert.
Mrs. Clara E. Leber is visiting friends
at Blue Springs, and is missed by her
host of friends here.
, Target shooting and base ball are
the leading amusements for the season
with an occasional horse race.
Mr. F. B. Smith is in town represent
ing the interests of The Chief, and is
much pleased with our people, and the
appearance of the thing generally.
Our post office is being overhaulded
thoroughly by Mr. Brady, painter and
paper hangers, and the effect upon the
general appearance is very marked.
Mr. C. C. Bradford is not able for du
ty to-day, at the store ot J. W. Crary,
but it is hoped nothing serious will be
the result of his present indisposition.
No man in our village has endeared
himself more to her people in so short
a tunc than lie has.
Politioal excitement wc have none,
expecting an occasional bout between
some forlorn "anti-monp" and some
one who has more time to discuss the
dead issues than any live business man
cares to consume. One might just as
wclll devote his time and talents to a
discussion of the Dred Scott decision
and declare it an issue of the day, as
to try to talk .sense into a man who
does not see that these are prosperous
times. Rocket.
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DEALER IN
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Stoves, Gasoline Stoves, Tinware, Nails,
Barbed Wire, and the Largest ' and Most
extensive line of goods in the valley.
Your favors respectfully solicited. Prices to
suit the times and don't you forget it.
RED CLOUD,
Dr. J. E. PARKER,
DENTIST,
JKyliSHPiiiSilv
formerly of Philadelphia and Bradford, I'a.
Having succeeded to the office and practice of Dr. II. A. TJaird. is now prepared to recche
patrons; and offers them the sen ices of :i Careful, Con-cient:ou. and skillful operator, tlie re
sult of twelve jears constant practice. 1 do not claim to lie superior, Imt second to none in Ne
braska in
OPERATIVE DENTISTRY-
I have manufactured and ndmiiiMcrcd. for a. number of vrar. Nitron Oxide, Vitalized Air, or
laughing !as. lor the painless extraction of teetii. mid beau: thoroughly acquainted with the
properties of the same, can handle it with ierfect safety, and effect.
Gold Fittings a Specialty,
MILLINERY STORE!
THE SUMMER GOODS
Will be run off at PRICES LOWER THAN
EVER OFFERED BEFORE
in the city.
Inducements great. Come while the assort
ment is large. "Millinery at your own price.
J.
A. FOWLER.
First Door North First National Bank.
" Honest Tea is the Best Policy.
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1'OIJCKI.AIX CHOWN fitted to mots or teeth. and all work warranted.
Drug Store, UKD CI.Ol'U, NEB.
Oniceoer Dr. Slierer's
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ONE AND ALL TO
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Dry Goods, Notoi
CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS,
ROOTS AND SHOES
Groceries, Queensware, &c.
RED CI OTJD, - NEBRASE
A.CUMMINGS, ilr
Dealer in Flour, Feed, Meal, Cigars",
Tobaccos, Potatoes, Canned Fruits,
Confectionery, etc.
Old Stand, - - Red Cloud.
Prices "Very Low. Meals served at all hours
Call and see his stock of G-oods.
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Groceries,
Notions,
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Come and See !
AND FEED STABLES.
Having purchased the Livery, Feed and Sale
Stables, located one door north of Holland
House, I am prepared to accommodate
all persons wanting livery, etc.
First-class Turnouts, with or without drivers
on short notice and at reasonable rates.
A. F. LOCKHART, Proprietor.
Home Bakery
S. F. Spokesfield, Prop.,
We are prepared to (nrnbli
BKEAD,
BUJS, Etc.,
Will aNo keep a lieneral line of
Confectionery,
Cigars, Et.
Cannot! FruiteJ Ice Cream, LcmonaIa
ami everything kept m a iirst-clntt
bakery.
Orders can lie leftat the store ur with
tiie bread wagon and promptly attend
ed to. Your patronage respectfully
fcolieited.
S. F.SPOKFSFIELD.
NewHarness
SHOJP.
W. MOSENTHIKN,
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
Saddles,
Harness,
Bridles,
Collars,
Brushes,
Combs,
Whips,
Halters,
and a elmin as tliov can lie loii"ht rNcwItere.
f'AKiUACKTKfMMINC A SPECIALTY.
Call and see him before von buy. O. ;. Koli
erts old stand. W. Jit ttSKNT! IEI N
cw.dow,
Is at the front again with the
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You Can Save Money !
We Offer Bargains that NO other
house does in Red Cloud.
Of nil kinds and
The X. . Thompson
HAY K IKES !
Farmers-, von will do well to call and examine
goods and urt prices before you buy else
where. I have a full stock of rciKiira
and wire for binders on hand.
My'new
Improved Iron Mower !
Can not be beat for I.ICIIT DKAIT and good
work. and don't you forget It.
C, W. DOW, Agent,
RED CLOUD..
Public Sale !
OF1. STOCK
Will 1hsoIi1 at public auction on section .town
3. range V. in Webster county. N'ebraska, tea
miles north-east of Uuide, on
Monday, June 16
The follow ing property:
40 Cattle
About equally divided between ows with calve
two-year old- and. Yearlings. About half two
year olds and vearlings are steeis.
TEItMS-.sK months credit wttli note and ap
proved security, without interest. A deduction
of ." ier cent, for cash in hand.
Also, a number of sows and pigs at private
sale. Sale at ten a. in.
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