The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, January 27, 1888, Image 1
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The Northwestern has submitted proposition to four townships in Nuckolls county and to Superior. Our fellows are, still sucking their thumbs. ft Arthur Bills, of Lawrence Neb., is visiting in the city. Mrs. James Smith left this aiorn ing for Nebraska City. James Potter returned this morn- f ing from a trip to Akron. Miss Etta Hulbert returned this morning ta-Tier home in Lincoln. Ttf.W. JVckerson has returned from, ; a business trip in the eastern part of the state. t. .S Tt if earnestly requested that T- lada interested in the welfare of the 'fioor of Red Cloud will meet at Mrs. Wiener's on Tuesday at 2 p. m. for " ihe purpose of sewing. By order of President. Pork Packlns; at Fremont. Just for a starter, the Fremont packing house has paid out $62,000 for hogs to date; has killed 4500 hogs has in its employ flf ty-two men, and its weekly pay roll amounts to about f $550. This is something of an indi- - -cation of what the business is going -to be. Starting in with everything new during the past month, and with no market established, it is a most favorable showing, and an indication ;, of what proportions it is graduallyas- taninc and whose beneficial results I wiil be more and more experienced MXX. Sp is more nearly worsea 10 us ( i 4 capacity. Fremont Tribune . nr ; " "ffis Satanic Majesty, who has An nn m strike. j r labored on this "great metropolitan daily' went out on a strike all by V nimseil last eveuiug, uuu iu cuuac- i ' quence we have draped the front door 0 Wna craiC v-"- w-.w ,..wV --- , lered tne rest oi tne crew 10 wasn Ifteir necks for thirty days. It was ver thus. MMtngmtehcA r Clergyman's TmU many. -. V. B. M. Pickens. President of tht lodist Protestant Church of South a, writes from Greenville: bont four years aro I was attacked what the.r phrBicians pronounced ralgic rhcuxnatism,- accompanied with ripela. My actite failed me entirely. rmA I had an intermitting pulse and very iXMgnlar pulsations .of the heart. A ter- q si pain sooa came; intoinrACh est ana J -)Mld attend to 'no business at alL 1 " etins were moVableand -crauld somctir -i fMluaens ouj wty."r''3?1 "" mm.- J Aa -a . k W ll w m mm The ruinn were morauif, ana wjum vomcuiaes mm from onoparf of my body to another, jffjially the erysipelas brolce out on iny lett kamd and arm. anp'produeed'mch swell jw, I was for cishteen 'months 'afflicted ja this way. and iof course used ajrreat m-y kinds of medicines, butnotliinseavs nie relief. I"riend finally pcrsua'dep' me a trv Swift's Specific.1! noticed a decided F '4proTement while talcing: the first bottle. fmntinucd its use until 1 had taken about) V.Jnfedoten bottles, when I found myblff aoand and well aainwith no sign of dint lie ieft except a stiffness in my "hand, a -'rwult of the erysipelas. While taking - the medicine 1 gained on an average two neand of 1Mb per week. I think S. S. 8. ijm valuable medicine, and I frequently CsKommcnd it to -ffiyvfriends." v - "Writ to tke Swift 'Sracmc Co, .'Atomi, Oaer TrettiM on Blood ana mailed &M to aayoBal" RED CLOUD, -WEBSTER COUNTY, From Tlie Sunny South. Roaxoke Va.. Jan. 17th 18SS. Dear Fbiekw Hosmer: Perhaps a note from the far east may not.be amiss. Very often memory carries one back over the past and make it pleasant to recall names and happy associations. Being located in a very different clime 'tis, pleasant to com- 'pare notes that the livine vital princi pal of friendship f be kept fresh and grVen. I read wjth very much de light and real-interest our ever wel come visitor Ihe'dniEF" and so heep up with the Anies in far off Red Cloud as .well'as hereat home. We live in'a biey prosperous young city of ten thousand souls. Injl882 there were only five hundred-people, so you can readily see tiioir great has been Roan oke's growth and development. The people here very confidingly look for a wonderfully prosperous year upon which we have just entered. Politics I am lolil, were very lively here last fall but,'after election, the people very wisely settled' down to business, and all of all parties worked and continue to work for the general goed. Asa result we have but few to complain, and fiadlfault Thereal estate business is" very active indecd,"and much prop erty is constantly changing hands, and as a consequence business of all kinds is brisk . We have a number of whole rsaleTiouses and also a number of man 'ufiifctorie3 of various kinds. I beg pardon" for using so much MP Wishing you great prospenty, and rejoicing at your having such fW l-.V1na'"'oll Cof." nnil "foot, lifir. ?JS&twi I remain yon , - A. W. Pitman. The officers of the Smith Count; Agricultural society were arrested toj day upon indictments found byfc recent Grand Jury for permitting gambling on the fair grounds during the years of. 188C and 1887- They have given ' bonds for their appear ance "at the next term of district. This seems to us to be the most trival matter that could have been allowed to occupy the mindVof- the Grand Jury. It will probably amount to nothing but another bill of expense to the county. Daily Pioneer. He Did Groan. The Helmet admires the taste of the chairman of the board ofsjuper. visors in Iris section. o'fcdmmitteeS. IfvOftVs 'opihrSn is to be changed by a simple 6treet walking politician in his duties to the people, then it is high time that the boM-df-etaman at their head who has tfct'backbone to do what is rihf, regardless of a few interested parties: The change of one committee on ;last Weddesday was enough to make. the devil groan with shame. However, as lone as politics and re. ligion try to walk hand in hand, one or tne other.is going to sunns irom aomg their duty. We are done. Helmed XCC, UCU tut, I.UUMU...M.WW ..w.wr..y, before the hoard as madeVupby the t r .1 i;l. ill J?J LJ''a:e u-Vw.' Vo w?ln 41a nntnmitfAnQ trnro TMn cnair tne aevii uiuruau n wuui.wc hear is true. t There is one thing cer tain bulldozing w'o'nt work' on the pre sent board no matter if the "devil" does groan.' '' A few months ago the proprietor of theRed Cloud Chief, hurled upon an unespectirie public a HttleDAiLT Chief, which' in due time wasen largcd 4 toVfive column 'folio, with the telepraph service added. Tins would eem enough 'of prosperity for one manbutBjo.nosmcrj'nofc con tent 'ith ii enough'of ' agoodthing, came out . the other day with a'plug hat on.4 What -"are other Red Cloud? journals aoingi xjauy t ivuvvrj- - j irau weaker sex ner on Sa icated. She Viori1or fnr cofo lrAfnintr' marshal was when she availed therse through the traiisom, and landed in the arms of the law just' as she had made her escape xas"sbe supposed. Sue was afterwards released on a J - r J Tl.lUtX i.:i 1. muse m kuuu ucMHijyr, "uuciuo shal hummed, "yyertiie en L" , piece oi numuifcYiIl'.lF jras arrested byhief.War turday night for being -intox was taken2oTtho 'council i;. .,. nfcSSE - T-w-a.s- ifKy-.'-rci- W. N. Richardson ij ;ned home this morning. ji . 3tr. Frank Parker Iflt thismWrrag for avisit with friends in Missouri. A'rewe going to have railroads? That is. the 'great question that agi tates the p&blic mind Andy WarneY of that popular firm of Warner & Wolfanger, goes east this week after goods Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Hogs left this morning to attend the funeral of hi brother's child in Falls City, Neb. v 'Married. by the Rev. Geo. O. Yeiser at Red Cloud, Nebrasda, January 19, Mr William M Wood and Miss Adella Lindley, all of Webster county. The Cannon Rail from the west which leaves Red Cloud at 12:05 flew the track at Ryron, causing the de lay, of - the Kansas City train which was three hours late this morning. The fate of the man who froze to death in bed in Dakota, remarks th'a j umaoa .uepuuiican, announced in yea terday's telegraph, is aterrible wara ing toxoid bachelors. It is not good to be alone with the thermometer 52 degrees below zero. The poor people of the city should be taken care of by all means, .-if there is destitution in the city,w whicKthere is no doubt, the "Socieft to aid the Poor" should look them4b Ma reliev? WGi -ad tttoll are more fortanate'sltould aid This weather is exceedingly a on people who are defined ii the 'comforts of life 'm Step It Up Or It Will Sack TlAtow,' Jr. Robert Bower, who lKs five; miles sonthTof Bujrel, has curios ity in theway'ofawell. It fs a 1C0 feet deep, with plenty of ' water. Some days the well sucks any small article near to the depths below; on other days the suction is from the bottom, so strong at times that it makes a whistling noise that can be heard fifteen rods away. It is quite a curiosity. lC$na!ny oiirolycientists ivean explanation of the phenom enon? The bottom .f ihe wen is gravel. Ord Democrat. Fred Hummell has put up 360 tons of fine river ice. . J. H.Smith, of Norton. Kansas! is inthe city for aigw dftrs!' . .? 4 Next; Sunday January 22, is'Hhe birthday of 'Lojjfi Byron, the great .T)oet. ' , That canning factory If our peo ple are -vgoingLto have a canning factory now is the time to establish it so that whoever runs it can make arrangements to contract for crops It is absolutely necessary to work this matter up right away if we are to have it v. OldTlmers. In the WzEKLrlCniEF, of August 23,!187 7, wfind the followingutems in a letter to theDaily'kearney Press about Red Cloud: - '"VB.McNitt, ,f5rmer. cattle wner, merchant anipost master, is a. & aI . tm a r- ageni ior me iimencanjijioie society of New York." ' -; ijThe hundred acre,' fields around this.townfRe'd Cloud) sf6rnTi;stock- T.r j ' !!.. stranger jinereis no ian Chief Red Cloud's oinsr anv harm ." TmV Red:loud Cflp isa news- Indian as-"me V 4. CasfI sweepeiB at' f aylor'aited . - . . . - . - "iwmo JW paper. andfiot an people, mighty imagine." - - ?. ? 5X ?;Tr57cs NER FRIDAY. JANUARY 27.' .1888- - Oh! how we sigh for a breath of summer air once gain. The editor of the Argus and Hel met musthave bunrpfd their heads to gether otherwise it would have beerrT impossible foXach of them tolfeve written an editorial on the "dirty dau by rubber stamp" in the same identi cal language. This cold weather is having some beneficial effects it is-ijelpinp the chief executive of this city to carry out one of the many pledges made before election that we should have a pure administration we have Dare air but nothing else. The cit'zens of Red Cloud outside of the board of trade should hold a pub liofftaeling and appoint a railway com- lrft'ee of prominent and influential crfittaWojik nAcoDiabction with Wt l! jpttee anAdeV te mae to nro-p the boaruof trade termined effort should cure railways to come to this city, kWill the people act and act at once The B & M will pay their taxes next week which amounts to about $12,000. Still railroads don't pay you know. The county voted the B & 31 $40,000 about eight jcars ago, and- aside from the interest, the company has paid almost twice the amount of bonds in taxes, besides the other good the road has done for the county. Let us do all we can to get railroads and make Red Cloud the great city she is destined to be in the "rw TRAIN WRECKED. The B. M. Passenger front Hastings T recked This Moraine In the nedCIoad Yards. No. 131, the Hastings passenger met with an accident this morningut as she iras nulline into the citV. It seem while the train was'p'issiog'oyer: tne enree inrowert swir.cn opposing ine roundhousef 'the jar made Iby lie en gine bent tbe .switch target, thus causing the swijto slip and derailing the tender and a portion of Ihe train ana breaking a wheel- on thetender's rear truck. By some mystery the mail car passed over in safety and the front truck of the rear coach, but the back truck struck the ground throwing the car crossways over two tracks, jar ing the passengers up in good shape, some of whom were badly frightened, but fortunately no one was injured. JudTCj pleyt Sweezy and several of our peo. ere on .the train and were repor. ted .to have displayed great .courage dfr the trying circumstances. COUNTY COURT. F. A. 8WEE2T, JUDGE. The . following cases have been ented for trial: i Cook Carriage Co. vs. Wager & Hengen to recover on note, First National Bank vs. J. S. Rothrock and C. C. Johnson. Geo. Marquardt vs. J. J. Garber etal. James W. Graves of Blue Hill charged with disposing of mortgaged property. Application for writ of habeas corpus for illegal detention . PROBATE. Application for administrator of estate of Walstead deceased. Con gest hearing set for Thursdav. First Dame "Mrs. C, my husband toils me that Mr. C. is yery popular among the society gentleman." Second Dame "Yes, he is. It I do say it my husband is a great lodge man." "Indeed!" jOh, y3Sf he goes, down town to lodge about 7 o'olockvery night and returns home to lodge about the same time eyery morning?'' t cKflr?js jmwi4vwmmmamt r.'JMWHbTM r J rr i-ff i " "aW - T ' I a,2-r "- " . -"S-m-" ' AC4- ?- .MONDAY. Cy Thurman, of Wittich & Pen field was in the city yesterday. Pat Welch, the faithful platform tfpeepeje left- J&s dfBjnrfg foifSSk' landfcQrcgon. Rev. Geo. Hummell lectors at Gowles Tuesday night for the benefit of tbe public schools. F. M. Dickerson will move his restaurant into the room4ately oc cupied by Maryatt & Go. ., - Mr. Little,fatherof 'Mrs. F. M. Tripp is seriously ill with pneumonia. He is not expected to live. J. K. Aultz, Dave Kaley and. Park Watson went"to Cowles to-day to ap praise a road-that runs through C. W. J"ur'8 Property, v ZJ. r r J -Markcll .& 'Son are moving their into 'we room occupied by Mrs.; Markell's millinery store. The city council have rented th I. O. O. F.hall for the fire depart-1 ment. it will also be used lor tne council chamber and board of trade rooms. W. B. Good, formerly of Red Cloud and now of Kingsburg, California, writes a long letter in the Kingsburg (Cal.) Herald in which he lauds that country highly. J. L. Miljer.is getting, ah there, since he can.v slip around in a pair of inglwniawaTHnsnoef TnTpfl!lP ed by our enterprising boot and shoe firm of Warner & Wolfanger. Several of the boys who delight in monkeying with the seductive game of poker were pulled by Chief Warner on Saturday afternoon. Those who fool with buzz saws are sure to get crippled. Frank Parker is home Missouri. again from Mrs. Mary Richmond is the guest of Mrs. Frank Smith. The river is frozen very thick and' consequently water is low. Owing to scarcity of water the elec tric light wont shine during the moon light. They were turned off Saturday evening. The plumber again rejoices, The coal man thiows up his hat; For the mercury is down near zero, And a darned sight lower than that. C. Wiener of the GoldaajPagle, goe to New York, about the first week in February for the purpose of laying in his new stock or clothing. Dr. Schenck, our worthy coroner is in the to-day. He informs us that hereafter he will be in Red Cloud every Monday, at Sheriff Scott's of fice. A big boom is in store for Red Cloud. Besides the railroads that will' come here, a great many brick business houses will be erected, and numerons dwellings. This is leap year and the time set apart when the young ladies have tbe privilege of "poping the question" and, therefore, we cannot see no good rea son why so many of our marriageable young ladies should remain single when the gents' are so anxious to cet "doubled up'fand would have done so long ago if they had not been so bash ful. r - Dr Jordan came down to his office this morning with a broad grin spread over his facie. Why this great smile said a Daily Chief reporter to the venerable doyWby, my dear sir, haven't you nTfhViws, ws have a fine baby girl at' house and am extremely happy oyer it. Visions of paragoric and midnight walks flitted across the reporters mind and picking I up his high hat, departed, after due congratulations. i in r sr.rf f'.Ti-M fr-W 1 inm I W lfcM 1 i'ii' X- " -71"s " . iTffT-nUJmmmn.k i-Ti -- I Til saTSmmmml ' TT n i ij r T ;-VTSKWK t ' fcft J 1 ? N6- 2fc ' Not a California Rear Anybody can catch a cold tlup kind ot weatner. The trouble is to let iro like the man who caught the bear. We advise our readers to purchase of Henry Cook a bottle of Santa Abie, the afifnrrlMdMmatr.niamnlfon. nstnma rontnitis," coughfe sjimjuipt cures, :md keep it handy. TTs nlfcasitrg to the taste and death to the above com plaints. Sold $1.00 a bottle or three for $250 California cat-r-cure gives immediate relief. Tbe catarrhal virus H poon displaced by its healing and penetrating nature. Give it a trial. Six months treatment $1.00 sent by mail $1.10. .. i We will fill your prescriptions ac curately and with the best goods mde,a Deyo & Dorr. . For Sale. I Lhayp a half section of good im proved farm land for sale. One f he most choice' 'farms in webstejF. county. For Jurther particulars call on or auarejf ueo. wintos - 7- Red Clorid, ieb. MocK$Furt1e and Okra, and Tomato soup at Hacker & Parker's the gro ters. 42tf Wanted; Quick, a car load of old machine castings. Highest marke? price paid. A. L. FdAk. An Absolne Cure. The original Abietine ointment in only put up in large two ounce Ud, .. boxes, and is an absolute cure for osl -sores, burnE, woundB, chapped hljjds '" - ; and all ekin eruptions. Will positively cure all kinds of piles. Ask for.the original Abietine ointment. Sold S Henry cook at 25 cents per box by mail 30 cents. tf CAJJFOR THE LAND OF DISCOVERIES ! BEWARE OF IMIT AITONS See that cur trabe mark, SANTA AB IE, is on every bottle is is on every bottle of that pleasant California rem edy. Satisfaction guaranteed or mon ey refunded by ,, MAKE NO MITSAKE By dispelling the symptoms so often mistaken for consumption. S.VNTA ABIE has brought gladness to many a. household and by promptly breaking up tho cough and cold that too often developed into that fatal disease will yet syve thousands from an untimely grave. You make no mistake by keeping a bottle of this pleasant Teme- dy alwas's in the house. ' '.CALIFORNIA CAT-R-CURE 5The only guaranteed cure for catarrh, CQ,ld,i-,"the head, hay sever, Rose coj(d caiaronai ueamess acu soar eyes, re stoea the sense of taste and smell, remfived bad taste and unpleasant breath, resulting from catarrh. Follow dire'ettons and a cure is warranted by all druggists. Send for circular to ABIETINE MEDICAL CO, Oroville California. Six months' treatment for $1; sent mail by ,$1.10 SANTAABIE AND CAT-R-CUBE for" sale by v H. T. CLARK DRUG Co, Wholesale Agents LiacohvNeb, Henry Cook, Agent. " - ii ""nmnnw- r' wwmwd fLLIFORNIA ' 3 KES? 'I I J I 1 fo )" ' f 'I 4 r' 'ft -i f&i . ' a 'S i rji m . - " 3L t : Z -' .jtr v .j 'r ' r -' M' J?. $ ;.-' t d:- -L -72& - ,'.s- r SI r1 j ' rl. i- . k. smimssnnnsMSc"1-'' J"- - - ,- ixwnac, g,