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A.C.H03MER, - -
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FRIDAY OCTOBER '2. 1885.
Per Cent Farm Loans.
The Nebraska Farm Loan Co. will
take "you a loan on your farm at
straight 9 per cent and furnish the
money without any delay. Call on
:hem in the Red Cloud National Bank
Building.
SlilUouetle.
Wheee is Mosef,
What in he about,
Where h Moses,
lias hid light gone out?
Obituary.
If so soon U be done for.
What was I ever begun for?
Htlmet.
EVENTS OP 1HE WEEK.
Hoxkv at Hackcr'i.
The familiar cry, "Oh! where in he?"
The CommiiBiouerii meet October C.
-. G. R. Chancy waa in Alma thin
" week.
The Rv H. McMeekin wad in the
dty this week.
Geo Oh.koho linn been on the- Hick
list for a few day.
I). F. Ti:.vkkv h hia new houac
ready for tin- jihiteiera.
J. II. Smith and wife have returned
home from the frontier.
A. N. Patmok has our regard k for a
f ranmmolh uatermeion.
A Ni.w band was organized in Red
Cloud last Moiiflay night
A. N. Ennv Is too happy over the
arrival of an heir to estate.
The Qui vive fire department ia
now engaged m practicing.
The ladies' aid society mer-tq at Mrs.
Walsworth B this I'Yiday afternoon.
Mu". !. M. I'koctoi: of Chariton,
Iowa is in the city visiting relatives.
The new M. E. Church pa.stor will
e in Red Cloiui in about three weeks.
i The ground has been broken lor the
new school building i.i the KOtith end.
S. P. For, living acron-i the river, is
the happy father of a bouncing baby
boy.
Oust friend. John Fulton, of Riverton
taid The Chiek a pleciant call this
week.
Joiiv Moore, cashier of the First
National Bunk, was in Lincoln this
" week.
IIk has gone to 'that cotintrv from
whence no traveler returns," t-uy-i the
mugwump.
S. Tni'tson, living neir Rivorton,
commiitcd sucido last Saturday, we
understand.
Jim Potteu lost a valuable cow the
A other day. It was drowned in the
W Republican river.
Save money by getting your farm
Iorhh from W P Overman. Money
furnihhed promptly.
The boaid of education are having
uumcioiis icpaifs made and preparing
fcem rally for wimer.
W,M..T, n ......1.. rr.. .. ..swl
n. ii I'.U'ir.u iijiiuo iniuin otii
ixty dollars by getting hid farm loan
from W. P. Overman.
Xaviek DkMu.s, of Wheatland, one
of Web-tcr county's prosperous faun
em, was m Red (."loud Tuesday.
Tjik average 'bun driver will be call
ing out in stentorian voice next week,
4 "All aboard for the fair grounds, going
right out."
The machine repairing department
of the B it M in this city has made
more iepana this month than at any
other time for years.
A A Pon:, our houUi end implement
dealer, m erecting a large storage room
on hi lota, at the corner of Second
Avenue and Webster street.
Rev. 11 a tuns, formerly pastor of the
Presbyterian church in this city, and
now of the North Platte country, was
tu the city the latter part of last week.
Makk W.mineu was thrown from
iin mowing machine on Tuesday and
W onsidembly bruised and shaken up,
but foitunately not Odiously injured.
Btick to the ticket, boys; don't let
your angry passions rise, and swear
vengeance because the balance of tho
boys didn't, play aH you wanted them
tj.
Don't forget the Webster county fair
next week. Everybody in Webster
county should come and spend at least
me day. A grand good tinio is ex-
pected.
Hesky Cook's building, which has
been standing in front of Till Chief
oflice for several months, has weighed
anchor and is now harbored north of
Abo Kaley's.
C. Wiener will be comfortably situ
ated in his new and handsome store
g room this week. His ouildmg is cer
" tainly the very fineRt that we have
ever seen in Nebraska.
There will be an entertainment for
the benefit of ths W. C T. U. next
Friday ewning, at the house of Mr.
Henry Fulton, two doors north of Mr.
Eoby's. All are invited.
Comk to the fair and sec the best
display that has ever been made. New
f grounds, new sheds, and everything
new. Premiums large and paid in
cash. Come with the crowd and bring
your families and articles for exhibi
tion. The Oberlin and Republican City
branch of the B. &. M. Ry. will be in
running order October 1, and through
trains will run from Red Cloud to
Oberlin. We understand that Red
a Cloud wili be the eastern division of
this new route.
l.v another column of to-day's paper
will he found the advertisement of A.
Cook, the onlv exclusive boot and hoe
dealer in Rod Cloud, and we take
pleasure in calling the attention of our
readers to his advertisement, feeling
assured that they will protit by calling
g ou him.
T OfR friend. W. H. Wheeler, a
prominent husines man of Clinton,
111 nois. and Messrs. LeBountv md
t Hathaway, of Guide Rock, were pie i
ant caliers at these headquarters this
week. Mr. Wheeler owns a tinn farm
in Beaver Creek precinct, and is out
in God's country to look after u
OfK enterprising opera house man
' sgere have zone to the expenso of four
or five hundred dollars and will light
the Opera House with gas. There will
be over 40 jets, including the fooiHsht
The Opera House will be opened
about the 15th of October, we under
stand, by one of the Snest theatrical
companies in Chicago. Messrs. Mor
hartfc tfulton and Mizer are to be
congratulated on giving the people a
- Kood na-
REPORTORIAT POINTS
Cranberries at Hacker's.
Vint Ludlow m very sick.
Mus. M. W. Dickeiwon has returned
home.
S. F. Spokefsield has returned from
Hebron.
Buckwheat flour and maple syrup at
Hacker's.
HI H. LrnLow baa returned home
from Indiana.
Mrs. F. K. Hatch arrived in the city
today from Illinois.
A daughtku of Mr. 3. Perkins, from
Denver, la in the city.
0 perjeent loans at the Nebraska it
Kansw.s Farm Loan Co.
Beth A.-ioeh, of Iowa, an early
Nebraska hettler. i-in the city.
We under.-iand that a new brick
block ii to go up soon on the up town
block.
Loans made with the Nebraska &
Kan-iia Farm Loan Co. can be paid at
home.
Wonder if the Hel met grip contain
ed tne "Ohio idee" when it crowed the
old bridge.
.Jr.UKY Oksduff takes the cake for
largepotatt.es. He raised 13 bushels
from a peel: o! seed planted.
Lost Two bows' coats The finder
win ie suuamy lewanieu by leaving
them at Mr Hacker'i noie.
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Maiikied by S. If'est. Mr Isaac
Rechbaugh and Miss Mary K. Bird
P.
of
-"alem, Kansas, September 30.
W. Stewakt. of Diller, Nebraska, has
been vi-iting T .1. Wright this week.
He paid Tin: Cm hi a pleasant call.
Mu. Roll and Mi-s Campbell were
married on the 2tHh. by ;Rev. George
Hummel, at his residence on Ash
Creek.
Mu. I'MiMtEvnii's little daughter died
lant week from diphtheria. The family
h.v the sympathy of their many
friends.
A. IP. Coi-elani) and -on traveled
3f(i miles into Kansas, bmlt two frame
houses, and relumed in 1 days. A
good record.
Kuas'k 15 come, Upland P. O., Kas..
"old bis tine farm to Mr. M. R. Rent
ley the other day. The farm is said to
be as fine a farm as there is in Jewell
county.
The "Helmet ha the grip and in
tends to hold it, and don't you forget
it. -Helmet.
Wonder if the "grip" didn't
Ivanaa via the old brige?
go to
Tun lHS.r tax lisi is now in the ha'ida
of Treasurer Husebow. All per-nns
who pav t uc hould not fail to bring
their rrad receip s along and niv the
irea-urer a ere.-it deal of trouble.
Qpite a demontration was made on
our ! reels Saturday bv the lioyn who
are theatrically inclined. They had a
whole caravan of animal', from mi
elephant down to a hippopotamus.
We understand thai Mr. Outhwaifc
and Or hrer ba traded tore and
lots. l)r. Pherer gj.tMng the bt nitd
buiMing whre H-ieker': ..tre is, and
Ontbwaite get- Sherer's corner and
buildings.
Ww'Ti'.n. Information concerning
the whereabout" f on- King Ms"S
supposed, while liihoring under tem
porary mental nberaiion. to have
wanderrd over tho obi bridge and got
lo-it in the wilds f Kanas.
Tiieiie are. lot-- of new goods rolling
in a us usual at Henry Conk.. Tho
peop'o of Red Cloud will have the
greitest variety of fine goods for
presents, toys, and bonks that ha
ever been seen here, and all at prices
that cannot be beaten in the stale.
Kt) Pa ii res' buggy horse took it in
to hi-: head to run' Way Tuesday. In
fhe buggy was the Mrs. Fd. and Win.
Parke and Miss Lucy Pardo. Thev
were all thrown from the vehicle, and
seriously bruised and tho buggy was
prettv well dilapidated. It was a nar
row escape
'I'm: Qui vii" fire depigment were in
Guide Rck 'ft Thurdav night where
thev rendered their drama. "The fe
eran of IS 12 or Ke-iah and the Scout"
Through some mi-undcrstanding the
people of (Snide Rock did not patron
ize the boys very well, but they missed
a rare treat.
it. r. .MlZFn. the Upera I loir o
grocer, is going to reluce his stock t
make room for new goods o
n call and
see him if von want bargains in
queensware groceries, provisions, etc.
His motto: "Fir.-t class good, more of
them, and at lower prices than any
other houe in Red Cloud."
Don't forget the. fair next week ev
erybody in the county should come as
it wdl be well worth their while to do
so. Everv effort i being made to have
a fine time Gov. Dawes, and Hon.
James Laird will be present. Fine
stock, raring, etc.. will he principal
featnies. Com and bring your families
ami have a holiday.
Rev. C B. Lfsfest. who ha occu
pied the pulpit in the M K. Church
for two years, departed Monday even
ing'for his pew charge at Alexandria.
Neb. The people of that town can
congratulate themselves. as the
Reverend gentle man is not onlv an
able man. but annpright and
thorough Christian. The Chief wishes
him success.
The C;TrEF hopes that every republi
can in Websser countv will work and
use hi influence for harmony in the
republican tank:. The ticket nomin
ated last Thursday is a good one. and
is deserving of the support of every
true and honest republican. There
are. .t course, kickers, and people who
are. never satisfied, in all parties, but
aide from that we believe the ticket
nominated will give general satisfac
tion to the republicans, and be elected
by a good majority.
Report ot school, district .? for the
month beginning August 31 and end
ing September 2o: Whole number
enrolled. 23: whole number attending.
20; number days taught 2o Those
not absent during the month. Frank
and Sylvester Frihie; those not tardy.
Lottie Parks; those whoso deportment
is above yii, Lottie rarks. llomr
Starks John Agnes and Edgir Street:
bsnrer class Laura Ho -per, Lena
Wrench Willie Hetllebower and
Oeorge Wrench, Willis Brown, teach
er.
Mr. Wilt. N. King of the Red Cloud
Helmet, was a caller at these head
headquarters Thursday. He looks
heart v happy and prosperous. Ne
braska i evidently doing well for the
"good brother,.' both physically and
financially. Guide Rock 'Signal
Dear Signal, just at the present writ
ing the climate of Nebraska is a little
too Torrid physically and financially
for the "good orother'v It is to be
hoped that the geatle zephyrs of the
Jay Hawker .etato may .prove more
conjeniaK
DR. L. D. DENNET';
Waylayod and Brutally Assaulted
by W. N. King,
Editor of the Red Cloud
A Cowardly Act.
Helmet.
Some four months ago the an
nouncement was made in this city by
various individuals that Red Cloud wa
to have a Simon pure democratic news
paper, anrl that one Wid N. King, of
Piqua, O., would be its editor. There
was nothing peculiarly wrong aloui
the annoucetuent, but later ou the
great &hcei appeared, and from iu very
inception it scored our people rij;ht
and left, according to the Oliio idea of
journalism, using all sortt of vile in-stuuation-i
that bore the ear mirks of
numerous malcontenU who seemed to
have crowa to pick: and still the people
fairly supported the paper, hoping thai
in the end the editor would come
down to decent journalism. However,
it seemed impossible :or his friends to
sit down on him. and as fast a.1 one
smiabHe wan settled and taken back
by this ho cnlled editor, he would .ig:u
br-ti up with fcome other boomerang
that would set the people e.irsing bun
His idea of what people wanted in this
country wni !0 far ahead ot all the
wants of this country that our enter
prising people were unable to gra.p
:ns wonderoiid ideas, hence his effort?
o civilize the people were noi fully
appreciated. King alone was not to
blame for his "eu.-iedne-i-.." He, per
tliaps wa- made to believe much tha
never existed, and wa- always ready,
apparently, .to heroine the tool of oth
ea.s when it suited ins purpose. He
carried his abuse ol the people so far
iha he disgusted his party friend-, and
to-day many wh) were solid democrat-!
are halting between two opiniour,
and in many instances take republi
can papers in preferenc- to the bust
ed'' organ.-4 The Chief has no p.irtic
ular desire to kick a Jellow being when
he i? down, vet it .-ems to be altogeth
er proper to chronicle a short history
oflhii man King, whose sliort and
ignoble career has brought himself to
a fciiddeii climax by hij own cowardly
act.
THE FACTS IN THE CASE
are sulwtantuliy as follows: Ttie prin
cipals in the aluir are Will N. King.
(ediUir of the Helmet, a vile democratic-
sneet, recently started in this place,
and wuose principal mis-ion from us
fir-t inception to ite early demise,
seems tojhavo been to vdhfy and de
fame anything and ever thing, any
body and everybody that came within
it-i reach.) and'Dr benney. one of'our
prominent phvsici.uis. rcertly return
ed irom a years sojourn i: Cnfiia.
Hoth paitiesand their wiv i.'oarded
at the Cardner Hoii-e. King see mis to
have labored under the imprest ion
that he held a warranty deed tor a cer
tain .eat at the table, conliary to tho
rules of the house. On Monday even
ing l)r and Mrs. Denney were seated
at "the table, when King enteted the
dining room, and witii Irs usual ar
rogance and insolence oruered the
Doctor to vacate the seat he Wa-, Owcu
pving. which he politely but firmly
declined to do. Hot words ensued, but
the matter was finally dropped. A i
short time afterwards, while the Doc
tor was walking near McFarland's
store King clipped up behind him and
dealt him a seveio blow on the head
with a loaded cane or club, knocking
him down and leaving him m an
almost inscu-ihlu .-o-'dition. After
felling his victim to the earth the
cow.udly assailant took to his heel
like a whipped cur. and went to Sheriff
Warren and gave himself up, saying:
"Istiucka man and want to give
my-ell up." He was unwillingly al
lowed to go free by the hherill". who
-hould certainly have held him until
he had dicovcred the cau.o of the
t oublc. The doctor was taken
to Dr. Heck's office and 'us
wounds dressed, after which he was
convoyed to the residence, of Mrs
Haird, where he is still lying. At
present it is hard to determine what
the result of his injuries may be. At
all events it was a cb.se call and but
Irile short of an actual murder. King
has inflicted this community with his
presence but a short time. His where
abouts at present are unknown, how
ever warrants are out fr bis arrert and
the probabilities are th.it he will he
called upon in the near tuture to
answer for his eccentric fr ak, in a
l c0 irt of justice. .Such murderous con
duct cannot be overlooked in any
eiwli.ed community. Comments are
in order but are unnecessary. A man
who strikes another in the face is en
titled to some respect, but he who
stabs his fellowman in the back is the
most despicable thing on earth. It
King could have been found on Mon
day night the probabilities are that a
coat ot tar and feathers would have
been copiously applied to his pen-on.
as the crowd were very indignant over
the affair. King, we understand, tried
to borrow a revolver from one of our
citizens, but whether it was his intent
to use it or not we t.re unable to saw
I'vrEU Wedding. On last Friday
evening Mr. A. L. Mitchell and wife
had been married two years, and to
properly commemorate the occasion
the happy couple invite I a number of
their friends to join them in a proper
celebration of the event, which wo
must say was one of the mo-t pleasant
events that ev r occurred in Red
Cloud. The friends of the happy
couple let many beautiful souvenir
of friendship in the shape of beautiful
books, etc . and at a late hour the
guest- retired to tneir vsrious nonies
after wishing the parties many returns
of th happy occasion. The Chief
extends its congratulations and like-
i wise wishes them tuativ vears of wed
ded bliss,
James Potter has a number of
horses and cattle for sale, consisting of
of seven m ires ranging from one to
seven years old. described as follows:
On gelding, four years old, 5 good
Texas maie, and the other a native
mare weighing RH pounds. Also, 9
head of cau'e. ci -uprising 2 streer
j calves, 1 bull calf, 2 heifer calves. 2 two
vear old h. iters and 2 cows. id all
be sold ;heap for ca-h.
James Pottlr.
At B. A M. Freight Depot.
To The TEorLE. The people of
Webster and adjacent counties are
requested to be patient, and our stck
ot clothing, dry goods, dress goods,
groceries.etc. will be in within the
next week, and the Mock will then be
complete. We extend a general invi
tation to the people of Red Cloud and
vicinity to call and seens. Respectfully,
VniowJc Vot'NG.
For Rest. One good house 6 room
good cellar, good well, near new school
building. Inquire at the preaiis or
hi Miner Bros store.
OR ON BOARD.
Little Children, De Train Am a
Oomia' Around Do Curve.
On last Thurfdny the urveyors'
corp of the Chicago, Nchraska, K.lns
and Son tu western, with Chief Kugmeer
Pmmtey in charge, run their lines ioio
Red Cloud, lite first hue down VVnluut
creek, in Walnut Creek precint, to Ina
vale and to Red Cloud, on the north
side of the river, and the other from
the south aide of the river to a point j
near ttie lied uouu .Milling (Jo. s
property, and then across the river
west ot ttie mill, and strik.ng the first
survey at the cemetery, making two
good routes from that precinct to R-d
Cloud, the latter route being equally as
good as the one Via In.tvaie. both
routes being perfectly feasible. During
ihursday morning Mr. J. D. Hill, of
Fort Scott, president of the company,
and Dr. Wa-sam, of Kureka. Kaii-a,
general manager, arrived in the city,
and were driven over a portion of the
surveyed hue adjacent to Red Cloud,
and were higuly pleaded with the
prospect of entrance to the town ami
were very much siirpri-ed at our beau
tiful little "ity. In the evening a rail
road meeting w:ij aim muced to lake
place in Mizer's old htand, and al
though the meeting was not thoroughly
adverti-ed. quite a large crowd wa"
present to hear Pre-nbmt Hill die-.i-s
the merit. of the route of the prop-ed
line into Texas from this city. His
remarks were attentively listened o.
and his statements very concise and
pointed, without auv effort to conceal
the ditHcuhies and drawback to such
an underuktng He i.- a erv ple--ant
speaker and i confident t iat the
road will be built, and aid he wa
anxious to have the Work commenced
h-fore January 1 IS-0. Being an "old
railroad contractor and builder be
under-tand- hu buune- and kn..v.-.
wh.it he is talking about when he ay
that tne route from Red Cloud to
Texas i? one of the mo-t important
railroid lines that could po-ibly be
bud'., alfording as it doe- on of the
richest agricultural localities in the
great west. The road will fir-t he built
between Red Cloud and Dodge City.
Kans., a distance of 215 on.es. and
thence into Texas a planned by the
company, entering the great cattle
districts of that .state.
During the evening Dr. M-K-eby
Hon. James Gilham. and A. J. Ken
nev in. i b biief speeches, each ben g
in favor of the road. In oider to build
the road the company will w ut Web
ster county, or belter 'iu precinct
through which ttie ion! passes to vote
them bond- to the amount of from
$G0,0!HJ in $S0.t0 payable in fifteen or
twenty years. This would certainly
be a small enough amount, provided
the road is built, and would certainly
benefit the pteeincts that it runs
through more than that amount in the
raise ou property Thecninpmy :No
ropose to extend their hue from Red
Oil ud to Omaha, takinir un the old
rirty hue -fthich the U. l railway
made "t this point and follow it up lo
Omaha. Lincoln, making a verv
ie.-ir.th'ie .-oiite fiom Omaha to Tex i,
and a trunk hoe. As soon as it can
be arranged a propo-ition will be pr--euted
totlm people ' vote the bonds
rtqnred in wuioi.'S precincts in aid of
this line. TllE UliiT--"' " a.-auteJ that
the gentlemen mean business and are
vet v anxious to Inve the r.-.d built,
and is also assured from resid.-nt Hill
and Dr. Il'nhnam. the geei -.l-mansger.
ttiat it will he an in-iependnc li- and
opnated independent of auv -thei
line, and one that will benelH tne
country, and especially tMe ci'y ot h d
Chaid In all probability within ih.'
next twelve, montus the trains wilt be
running into Red Cloud over the new
hue. We hope they wid, for with the
advent of tins road into our city, much
may be expected m the growth at.d
prosperity of the tJate City of the Re
public in Valley and everv cimn in
l ted Cloud should aid the coterpr.ie if
it is worthy, and we think it is. Hur
rah thn,"for the C. N. K. t S. W Ry..
the c ais can't come too soon for us.
OLD SETTLERS
Hold a Reunion Reunion at Ira
Sloopor's Orovo.
On last Wcdne-day the old sett ler
of Webster county who arrived in the
great American Desert previous to
187-4, met at Ir.i Sleeper's grove in this
city, for the purpose of again mingling
together and recounting the many
trial? and Hardships incident to settling
up a new country, and at the same
time tell of the many funny ir.eident
tlia were wont to occur in the early
pioneir days when the festive Indian
and the romantic butfalo held undi
puted sway in this then vast prairie.
Tnere were multitudes of intere-ting
events hvents that were of especial in
terest to all, and at lbn Junes (ill
ham. Judge Willcox. 'aptain Munseil.
G. W. Ktiuht and others pie i-anliy
refilled tuem in their respective,
h ippv wavs. the scenes were brought
vivtdlv hetore each old settler's men.
orv, ami for a time they seemed to be
again living oer the early days in the
short space which it took to tell the
stories. Tne pleasantries and realities
were fresh in their minds, and when
either of the gemlemer who addres.-eU
the crowd alluded to some of the
shortcomings of the bov, they were
hearhly applauded. Mr. Giihim mid
Judge Vtileox wre the first lawyers
in Red Cloud. Mr. tiilham made him
self enormously rich by his Uw prac
tice the first ye ir. his receipts being
estimated at To cents Those present
were they who had passed through the
trying orueai oi me gra-.-nopper
scourge, the seasons of no rains, the
grand but awful prairie fires of ear y
days that swept everythinr before
them, ttie days of but little to eat and
no mouey. yet with an indomitable
will thev stuck to it and to dav are our
foremo-t citizen. Tney des-rve all
they have Mid much more for making
it possible for other to be able .o live
in this magnificent state. The day was
very pleasant and all had an exeellent
lime. Hereifter there wid be an
annual meeting of the old settlers. The
organ. JMiion was effected by making
Mayor Tinker ch.itrm m. and Donald
McC.il! urn secretary: W. E. Jackson, G
V. knight and 1). McCallura a com
mittee of arrangements for next
meeting. There were nearly I0( old
settler, present. A vote of thank
was extended to Ira Sieep-r. and three
rousing cheers for his hospitalities. The
two first settlers. E. Peters and V.
McCallem were on the grourjc.
Com and Oats Wanted.
Ludlow i Son will tike corn and
oats in exchange for bnrk. All per
ilous wihtng to make the exchang.
will call on them at their vari north
' of KeJ Cloud. 7tf
Republican ConTeetkm
On latt Thuraday afternoon the re
publicans of WeUter county held thetr
county corcntion at th court house
G. K. McKeely chairman of the cenral
com 1 1 tee called the meeting together
nod on motion A. J Kenney. wa call
ed to the chir and A. C. Hrmer wa
ctnwen i-;creury, a ter wiiich a com
mittee oncredenlials wa appointel,
and the contention then adjourn id
until 1 p.m.
AITEEOO.V SKSIO.N
At half past one the conrention wa
again called to ord- r ni-t the rcprte
of the -omnmtt:c on crelential w.ia
received and accepted. The temporary
orgnnizalion whs then perfected and
Geo. J Warren was elected as-istai.t
secretary after whu ii the convention
proceeded to uominateo the following
ticket:
thk ticket.
For Ceuu: (m-nWoaer
C. G. 'WIL.S0.V,-
For Omn;v f l-rk.
JUDSON BAILEY;
Fort omit v Traairr.
M. B. McNITT.
For RtKistT of ril,
II D. HAN.VKY.
For Ciit) Jutlgr.
F. A. .SWKKZY.
For3hcrilf,
HENRY C. SCOTT.
For SutieriMenkut of 1'uMit IntU-sctlou.
C. V. sriUNUEK.
For urv.'or.
F. 1. UEKD.
No better ticket could have possibly
ieeti selected and eery thing paved
-if in ttie most iiaruiutitous manner
possible Tne convention wa made
up ot 107 delegates and were all repre
sentative republicans.
On motion tbe .'oiio-ving gentleman
were selected delegates to trie state
convention to take place ou the Nth.
F. R. Gump, E. A. Hull, D. F
iriiuicev, W H. Howe, J. ft. Hoover,
N. K. Warley.A. J Kenney, A. R. Cau-tit-l.l.
On motion the convention selected
the tollowi.ig central committee nen
tr the ensuing year.
Beaver Creek s, Croxton.
Batin .James Anderson.
Elm Creek Henry .Sheldon.
Guidf Rock E. L. Grubb.
Garfield J. F. .-mull.
G'enwood M Ft-her.
Harmony J. V ratten.
I nit vale I C- Bmoka.
htue J W. Turner.
0k Creek R. M. Jones.
Pleasant Hi!!-Dr. C. .Schenck,
Potsd tin A. M. Walters.
rftiliwater C. A. Tec I
walnut Creek M. 0 Fulton
linl Cloud 1st ward .S. w. Coon.
Jnd ward .S. west. At Jaig J. X. Ciil
ham. After ihe central committee had
been sVierted the convetuioii adjojrn
ed, witii every iiio.ii pledged to sup
port the enure tu kel. It was the most
harmonious convention evei held in
t.ed Cloud, the following resolutions
were uuauiiou-ly adopted.
Ci. ii U-..i.'. fi. liy ttie rejju-jHrain of Wsl
slct C'iiuil in o.ivculieii asn'III!:i1,
I. lu.kt rte :vr jipmuI of Hie history anl
Hi-lin.-ii'!,,i ntj ot Uic n-jputiinMii piny, and lo)k
l.i. .mr its n.ionl till pleasure tor Uic ji.nt
ami lijv tur Oio futur. .i.itl tti.C. r re aCiriti
Uic tiincilt' a'lt'i'H-t by iiij National ami
si.ili. lu'.ooiitKa.s ui l-l.
j. 'Iiiat wc .if. oppoM-it to Use removal of
Iio:i-i ;vim1 laillitiit iuiitso( i.'it: Kovcrmurui
ti Hi iii-,ciit UfiiuH ratio .iiiiiMii;r..t;ou under
Uic ti)irucrilical Uutlu of "olluiitoo j'siiNaii
snip. 3. That hc cailorse a:iu up;r. the mtialtui.
tratioiiof lie tiM'ai'Ht -iveriiur,J.iiai-s U Iu.e.
as uim ana ;i.lK'iOU-t
4. I hat wc lirrehy riires our ui:iai.iUfit'l
i!l-.iliri.al of the priacitilt's and praclirr ol
U(On lioiiiiii.uloii. uia.ie l ltrptlolti all cll
ei'.iloii'. -iiu iitiiiiliii; iiidi'p'c'iuti'iil caiultdalcs
aiet tie-in.-iovaliKf 10 lue oiKaiiUaUoii ami
.i.-s. nicieil. o! lue party, ami ralcuUted lo
M. 3iiktUi.li and tniil.t up the dt'iiiocnillc parly
aiiti ! afiiu- rais (ouiUlv.
5. r!iut lo me ma Uiai the party In UiU
county '"-' !- unit .! aiid all hrouhl into liar
:iiuu o!i jKilitlcal U-lloAsUlp. ie will ui our
'lift ei.urt. to iieiuliialc ttu'ii mvii a- unl be ;k-(.c.il.il-Ic
to : iav niajerliy or the rvputdit.iu)
hi iui joanft . ' when -o iiuiniualvd we
pn'iUi thiai oui uiiaiiliiioii- ami iiidomual mi
purtTana lo ue J' honoratile nieiini tor their
cli-Uluii
ii rn.it each ana i-.cry livr-on -cklii :i
Boinluaiuiii :il llifh.uiu "' .invention. If
pu-.ciil.aud If not tin pr" w,u aiiiumuct-i
Lis name, in- lo-niied. I-v.'.' any o:ui..l i. iah
ci loriiiui. loopt-u atit pab.i ' iIedu- litui-elt
l.siipjnr. Uic numiiit'". of Uif coineiitliMi,
Aiinoui rej-anl 10 laeuoiiol or sectlunal lutlu
(.'lU'c, iiiteicsl or Ici'Iin.
Markikd At the residence pf the
bride s mother, 8 miles east of Middle
low n, on iueadny. Sept. S, ls&5, ly
Rev. T. R. Bowies. Charles L. Ebaiign,
of Middietown. to .Miss !saliy Whitts
side, ot West Prairie. Aiteiidauts. J.
T. Mudd and .Mi. Katiw Chapman; a.
A. rat tiling and Mis- Mattie W'.ire, C.
Pearson and .Miss Bertha Ebaugh.
Only the immediate relatives of ttie
parties were in attendance at ttie cere
mony, winch loot piace at 5-30 a. m ,
immediately alter winch tho newly
wedded couple lelt for WellsViIle, tu
take the atteruooo train for Maukato,
K;is., where low groom has a position
as principal of the schools. They
were accompanied west by Miss Bertha
Ebaugh, who will teach in ttie vicinity'
ol Red Cloud, Net., this lull and
winter. Tne pe iple of this vicinity all
know the groom, Frof. C L. Ebaugh,
and know linn to be hignly cultured
oiiog man, a Christian, and a gentle
men in all that the word implies. The
bride is one of the must popular young
ladies of West l'rairie. and possesses
many qualities ot both heart and mind
that eiiiiear her to her many friends
there and eisewhere. Charley Mid
wife carry the ost wishes of "many
inends with them, woo trust that
theirs may he a life ot unalloyed hap
pines. Sliddlrtoum Mo.) Chips.
raoOtiM of the Webster countv
teachers' association, to be held at Red
Cloud, October IU.
XOKMR.
How to derate public seutiaiect In regard
:o our common kuoo.. J'ruf. atuitti. Gu.uo
Kool..
AlUIc
The 1-uplt- First Year la School, by Mli
tas:te rijomtou, B2u HilL
liiicnnision.
A-TTKK.VOOX.
Music.
KducaUoa-it Work. Prof. r.ck'.Off.
Liu-mare m ciwol, i'ror. Mitb. Blue II1U.
MeUid of Cot.dactli-; Recitatioos, MU
Laura fluid, fctsd . ioud.
Tiw Ncarask Teacher's IVnuIn Circle, C
W . S?nu;r. Ml ua Ii. Hbktkjc. ,c.
Lumber I Lumbar
The Traders' Lumber Company are
moing the Reed &. Hawtey stock of
iumter, which they purcriased a week
or o ago. on to ttie-r new gro unda ou
Fourth Avenue, where they have
erected new hed. haie And coal
house, etc, and will henceforth te
ready to give you extremely low fig
ure in lumber, building material, coal
etc They will put in n, large tock of
coal, and have already J car load of
luimer on the road for the new yard
See the Trader Lumber Co. before
you place jour orders, for thev are
bound to give you figures that wifi pay
you to buy ,of them. Don't buy else
where until you me the
Tnpsu Lums Co
EorroaCHXCj . lk Uir it Bectfy
npn ua. and ukM important utton
i the selecting of jtood judn in th
varioua ciaasea, when tm xnatlar Otf
scientific ami impartial jodjpaent de
pends upon the luefuloeM and succes
of our fair. UnleM Um judge in the
artous cla-e s:e pecia!uu in these
c!ases. unless their education and
experience have made them familiar
with the points of rxcellencs ia tbe
department over which they are call
ed upon to preside, they cannot paa
satisfactory judgment. Moreover, tn
acknowledged capacity mti't be added
honesty, and to hone-ty unp-irtiahty,
and to that moral coumcr tod;tnbute
the premium wrthoutfear or faor
OuSEKVl'K.
CITY NEW!
B. F. Mizkk. the opular Oper.i
Houe grocer, who i now mi i.itrd in
his new brick tore. i seihnggroceres,
qneensware, provision, etc.. down at
prices. A! y ee him before you
buy your crocerie1. a it will piy you
More cool for oue dollar than any
other hou-e
Btua grasa. timothy nt Ha:kcr.
Evaporated and drieti fruiu, at
HacVer's.
Lost A Jersey sow with little black
spots all over her, with piir. weight
about 3Ck pountfi 7iie finder will be
rewarded liberally. Aedre-s,
D. Kfji.kk. Rc1 Cloud
One span of work hor. and one span
of young marcs. Inquire at tin o:
fice 7-4 w.
Monev to loan on chattel mortgage.
" F. H IU.nti.ky. Rei Cloml.
The I'latt t Free Luml-r Co .are
uu'iug liargan- in all kinds of lumber,
door-, sa-he.-. blinds, .tc.
wanted A girl or woman who
nnder-tandi hou3ewo-k. and who i
wilh.ii; ti make herci!f ueful and
agrceable.can find steady employment,
a gorl home and good wge Call
at Athow it Youny' dry gooil-j store
New irrwxls are arriving daily at the
Golden Eacle. and are marked at such
low figures that none need go away
dissatisfied.
If you are in need of boots or shoes
go to the Golden Eagle, and vou can
save from 10 to "Jo per cent, and get the
the celebrated Selz make
Now is the tune "to buy in your
winter coal Before you do so cab on
the Riatt c Frees lumber eompiny.
east Webstrr street.
Finest line of domestic imported ci
ajars in the city at Ferguson A Co'a.
All cood delivered, prices a; low an
the lowest at M S Ballard V
La dim will pleai-e nor read the fo
lowing article:
AipMoad Jtat-j
t .CiMsf pti-J sai-oiiA uij Xuuotd
-DJ OHV .'-'lMA MltJ l JJut
i-j m utiieSjei- jo .uii -Tj una no. 'it
pi:9J oi itMop Jpifdn jaded qi inni oj
.ilciotJun 1 1 nou a 4jutA.i ion iim watpr
atl .vuu-j 3a uy uJuiiiuaH (,
Viouh trimming at Wright 4 Wal
laeH'a. I.osT Notice is hereby given to the
public not to buy or negotiate one
promis-ory note for $7.ri mven to Win
(tales by H B Simons and D H
Kaley, a- payment has lnn stoppctl
on the same. 8w3 Wm Gate.
The Nebraska fc Kana. Farm Loan
Co, have plenty of money to loan.
MtZKit. ttie Opera Hoihq grocer sc'I-s
more goods for one dollar than any
other hniij-in the city of Red Cloud,
oi Webster cnunty.
Don't forget that we now have -10.000
I year old apple trer '2 feet and over
cou-isling of 35 hlle?cnt vancliei of
apples I'le.ise examtuc our stock
before buying elsewhere.
Loi-emin it Haoax
Get your chattel loam ol Fred H.
Bentlcy, Red Cloud .
A lame invoice of fresh paintt juit
received which will be iold at bottom
prices at Ferguson it Co's.
Lost Henry Cook's roan cow ha
strayed. Any party finding, returning
or jfiving information of her where
abouts will be Mutably rewarded. Hhe
had a rope around her horns and lit-d
to oue ot her ftet when f;he wm Uh
seen.
Go to the I'latt it Frees Lumber Co
when you want coal, lumber lath,
ghiuglcs. tc., at prices that will pay
you to buy.
1 1 1. DQ UARTKR for Iwrnbcr. coal,
building m-uerials. ic. i at the I'latt
t Frees Lumber Co.. Red Cloud. You
can cet hargans.
New goMls just from the manufac
turer. conistin? of everything usually
kept in a first elas drug ntore
hcKCUfto.v k Co.
Notice
All persons knowing ihpmelvcs in
debted to me are requested to call and
settle i in mediately by cash or not.
Dk C. C. SCHF.vcs.Cowlea, Neb"
Rai.brioa-! hose for ladies in endlcsi
quantities at Mrs NewhouseV. 44tf
Violin, banjo and guitar string at
Wright A Wallace's.
Large lineof gloves at Mra New
houte's. Call add see them 44tt
HtRMoMCAS and all tmall rauaica
goods at Wright A Wallace".
MoKKT' Monev: Money! Call on
Yi 1' Overman lor youriarra loans.
Wool Wanted.
The highest market pnee in cash
paid for ool by D. M. I'latt
Wanted
We have a good assortment ol fine
buggies and fpru g wagons iu stock.
N tbiuk we cn plcae you.
QrayoOLC a aof.
Notice to Xnaurara.
Policie V2Z to 12j and renewal 12
to 50 of Home Insurance Company.
Nw York h ive leen lot. Xcic
hereby given that said company will
not be liable lor any Iran occuring
under aliove policie- or renem-ala.
7-3t C W. Fokt. Special Ag'u
Wilbhr "Little Ilatchet" and "Nick
1 Plate" sour, be: in the marfcet at
M 5 Ballard .
PBijCLAMATioM to the people of-Red
Cloud and vicinity. All persooe pur
rhaaing good of Wnght fc Wallace
will aave money.
Fob Sale A good house and Jot ia
outb-wrst part of town. Inquire of
M. S. 3Urb. 4tf
For Bala.
SO acre university lea, cine asilaa
frc-m Bed Cloud, aorth-eaat- Good
frame houae, it-able and bofc lot;
cm under cultivatioo. Only 15 fvt
to water. Price IM00. Time will be
ztren on f 3X. Addreae.
H. B. Bactuns.
c35 Red Co-ii, 5etntu.
'v-r
Kidney Wo 1a, X" OHhertoti. Tilr
ed hia wo4hr i0k-i m day lat
fweek. x
a E. Wn'cht hW(,l lit Wllianl
haN bv sellms W jtnoda ot! bom to
a W " Fuller Mr. Wright few ti la
New York ataia. whither hk fmilr
will follow him hi a few ilayt. Pulbf .
Rei are thi wck remo;trt their
stock of hardware o Ihe Mllding
vacateil by Mr, Wright,
Tho. laul ha rented hia reuarant
to Mr. Broad wr, who lxk poawloi
on Monday bat.
Da-fid Franctt and fjimily, hrmrW
ofthi vicinity, hate returned from
rex,there they have rrided t a
few yc-r. thorouirhly conrinced that
.Ycbfak.i is a gool -tatr to return m.
IjTTtX HaTCMaT.
WELLS.
Rev. Smith, of Blue Hill, prcachJ m
very able rrmo to u.
The jiicmc in F. Wheat's grore near
WheatNnd . an cujoyable aUair.
Dancing pevultv
I: t rt-pffrtrtl tht J M Wct tll
rent h g farm and move to Blue IfUL
We w nnutif very fine apple thai
grew m hi orchard
John Covah bai returned from hi
trip out west.
We want to s.iy . few word in ana
wer to Ariel McDutf in regard to
I.utic the sluci:nl What vou havt
said. Hon McDulf. m on'j borrow ei
rud wnttn at tne rrcpiest of a prompt
er, or rnonstniMty in the hipe of
donkey, or known to medical trlem m
as genuine quack, one that would !
taken for cro Utnrrn an athancw
agnt and monkey 0' how onr
heart leaps for one who ha not an!
ticient knowletlgc to urv.y hts own
ignorance, one who can look back
when circumstance would have found
Inmjin the ranks f meliv:rily, m d
one wttbg retlecti n units : doi
would not have brought in
question our abi'ity a a reporter. Be
careful. Aid McDulf, wiut y-n write,
or I will cut yon to ttie quick nrxt
time, not that I am o "mart, but tht
you are o ti:norant. You wtuld h
more competent! to chew gluo ' fur
a monkey than to write articles for a
county newnpiiper
W. H. Hotfmau will start lo Kan-ta
City about October I
Our roads in this etui of the county
will be Kod by ntid by We are
working out our po I tax.
Can't you dne with one hand?
Rustic.
WALNUT CREEK.
Dr Sutton has returned.
Dentil took from wife and littlo one
Mr John I.ockhart. September 16.
funeral arriite. were held on the 17th
at 2 o'clock P. M . Rev. Choeiham
otliciating. The burial took place at
the Wonier grave yard. The commun
ity has lost oue uf its beat christian
men.
Mra J. W Mclntoah, from Republi
can City, ii viitmg friend anil rela
tives in our neighborhood
Mis Molhe Itinker han lieeu visiting
in the east Her sister, Mis Fannie,
ha-been visiting at McCiwik.
TtioJ. Vaughn has melons wasting.
People near Scott ought to know better
than to plant melon while there aro
such "smart Alecks" around.
Tho ladies at the 1 O ara gieat
lovcra of Mowers, and haye iodic very
nice ones. Bet.
Cai'OHT in the act. A man passlnr;
hastily down Wcl-ster si. yesterdnjT
attracted the attention of every bod),
hut his haste was aoou explained, aa
he was on his way to purchase lur
gains at Wr-ght .( Wallace's
Loiiiil Notlco.
IN THE .MATTKIl OK THK Ari" U'ATWS
vl PaTiilM. I'latt. .!mlniitf-.!orfir tt- .
lair r P.tirkl) Ililrnl for Jl-!! li w.1 ftat
ctjti to jut li-lil et il-aiil
No, in tir .-iUi itnr t hilrmtr. C, this
nnltrr rami in fr lii-arUi? nt Ii4tiilr at y
nfllrr at Ataia. Ilarlaa nmiitr. Nr(irik,. at
Imsinir i.-imtiiril Ui-I'tttlun ! It Hlarn
ii. tri tle-rrffiiin thai Iturt l t sfUr.'n
ru)il.ii ttAte l'i Xh- Ii4mt uf t artiu!l
lur to IAJ oi iiia iuiimniiK aui
ilr"M"l 3Jlu ii: 'Tn ' jjj
ami Hut It I nectary U) --It lot 'Isj,;
iiIii- .ami 1HI0i In liV-rlt ii(;( 'IPiyud
..ml .1. V4M' aItlt iti h'-t"fit
W-iar countv. .V.J'EAjfcl'. r-tint (
li n iniuir a ii voi nr avJInnrl-
lUCIi ilrlll. 11 i viirrriur-iirii-r '
il that all iK-r'in lntrrrl'il n .l rt
rar '-r ifc an al ii. umr.ci muri nmm si nrn
loud. Nrbr.eka i!i tnhJa of .N'rml--r.
1-4".. at 10 o c " V a tn.. tb.a lxi - ttia first tav
tif etit ufu of ill irwt court U how caW
thy a jR-n' iHiiilil not li u'anta lo ! lf H.
fUlt. alimrulir of alti rut, aei-l-'lna
therrror to til fi tuiK-h of t J rrr le4
rnnl ta a lall b r.cfar7 to ja 14
Octil ami 'Jiwu It l fiifiter orW.fil tht
a row of Oil onlr t 'ttibit foir tcrlt.
in tie fi"ii l'Mi'l ' m-f. i m'7 tpra
of tx wnrd on partle luiTro-d lersla.
Datrd VjarmlxTXl. li
W'M Oasu Ju-ttft.
Kbasjk K. (;uir. A'tir-e-y for -nitlonr.
LetftU Notlcsf.
fOsr.ri! Y Ifft.lfK WII.I. TiiKK .-VirnCK
I trtt -vo-ali K Miilk-s. of WrtHirt1 rwotiljr,
Vftip4aa. tllit. on tie rtti Uy of .-tmlr.
I-.. nt hr I'titicsi In tt- itltrti rwrt ot
WrMter cowity. N'-'ira.'ka. -zalt tolm tTjr
Ins for a ili-cr a d'rr" "ii Uw trrnmA nt
jirulliaiilonrnfi t ltaml it for th
tria of li r.sM, Jti f'r ,rrlty
a tl failure U tToti- tt ntrr-
-l uf lif The .'! Jrl4 Y
;i .iHk l totihit Uiat U" rr-rilrr.1 ' tVr
l nw?r aiit ttltltt on or hrlurr Mf lal
.v nt Vi.iil.r IA
' ishm K. HrurK. naintit,
K st.tcv Bttos AttororT for alutiS
KoUc of Chattel Mortg-afa Saia.
UffiKBlCAS. fKKAULT MA.H llf.E MAUK
In U" n4lUotis of a certain chl1
nKrUrjfr i.-ut 4 l Ao4rrw .v-rrftvTi Ut WIV
Haw (rthr oo th fir: Ctj of JBuarr la.
wblrti iwr.tAf.1 ha hrn dutjr tlii la IU tMrn
of county trt of wbsi-r rouuty, Nrtraaka.
oUr H hr-h7 rlTn Ui&t cki iur4y. tcUjr
16. we,. 1 i:i rli l pubtkr alr. as Vhm erosty
of ttb Avo snl WVjr ltrrV. la RJ Qovl,
Nab. to trw iixht h'ltrtrr fer o. tfe foBow- ,
ifii trtn-rty TBP-Ti uh Bwrt. to-u;
)a bay hoc '!!Bko! 3a o
hcr. 9 yr o?a HHm wjcns: Of
dtwtilfSianie.
raw Catwi
.No
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EmrMh
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of
at
Boss
Cantn
Stone ant
WOB!
Estimates
ift-ln all
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