The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, October 18, 1895, Page 5, Image 5
' nil,,l"ujl"W! 'AmwemhMgxsz. ' - j&iiiX'i ... X1. ,, juMSy-Vl . . ..?J3 k , -J i ' f V'x ? '2 'I J f BfHRmSBBeKEiaBRRaEOT HOW SI 4 3 W want you to come in aud '' vVZm'rtltt'vrl TMYL CHIEF bieobu iiasiju.nji: 1,300. A.i. o , ".Wln. Miti.r What Read K '! C !os :!..- . . You aiv. intcjvsc.-'l! School Slices, Child's Oniiii lint Tip, 5-8, - 7o " " " 811, 81 OU Mlssoa' ' " " 11-12. 1 25 " Kuugaroo Calf, 1 3r, .Boys' Buffulu L:xe, - 1 23 Womon't) Blight Dour butt put tip, 1 00 " Clove Calf, butt, - 1 25 Farmors' Plow Congreps Rhoop, 1 20 .Special Imrgninn in hand turn shoes. Tho Littlo Ginnt Sohool Shoe leads them all. Only lo b found nt mA. 11 Ksllj.MS'tf'S. CANDY, CONIECIIOhW, mm. II. 3. FALLiMiCKu, Prop. Willkeo; ' - ' v ' Will f-ervo lunch at all nours. 3JKmk$ Bios, Cakes. Peanuts, Tobaccos VtjK and Cigars. vCnTDHtI&teR Ml Neb. f, .J2-2- wM.aw OIM :s V.Sl. CBh paid for eggs at tho Red Cloud produce C. Nels. Andrews una ilowir from Bluo Hill Inst Butuitlny. Ed. D. Hill and wifa of Superior were in Red Cloud Saturday. A. M. Collinr of Lebanon, Kansas, was in the city this work. J. W.S'.h r-T ' 7'luo Hill was in Red Cloud InRt Saturday. W..I1. Ilpttgh find wife "t Uivorton -were in Red Cloud Una week. J. F. Will, o ijiinolu.Vini, unio, was in Red Cloud this week on business. 3. K. Livingnnd nf Galveston. Texas wna in Iod ( "1 ud on hitsincf-s Monday Hayes Banwell of Springfield, Ohio' was in Ited Cloud he "-nt "f tho week. A carload of flour rn ' n'l1 fepd just .received it the Red 01c d l'rvluce Co. Thos. Walkor of Millor, Nebraska) waa' doing business in tho city this week- O.K. Gittiuga nf Lincoln, cousin ot Landlord Oatman, was in tho city this week. Mrs. Truman is visiting in th coun try this work, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank IV on t ObarloY Fort has becomo nn export In photography. He took an oxcellont pic turo of tho liornl hall during tho fair, Mrs. Wuitor vamieiburg is lying quite eiok 'ut thu homo ot her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Fulton, on Walnut creek. Mrs. Ed Dowlond of Nelson Jh visiting at tho wsidonco of W. U. Roby. She is an old Michigan acquaintance of the family. Jud Wlut , v.ho8 dwelling was burn ed a few dnys ago, is quito delighted ovor tho mannor In which Agnnt Smith settled tl o nuiu, ITo roeeivod $.300, in surance in full, this week. Through neglect nrnthorwiio, n linen trav cloth belonr-inz t Mrs. It. H. Fort was lost in tho llornl hnll during tho fair. Ai,y luloriunlliiu iogiu-dlng the Bam vill ba tlmnkfully received. ThoD gM' f Hm"". . O. U. W., will oivn r reculnr jMiir.ir iu the Mason- ic hall, on Tuesday ovening. Novomber Dth. from fi o'clock until 10 p. m. All are cordially invited. Buppor 15 cents, ' admiseidii frco, Porter Hedgo of Lincoln, and O, P. Hedge from 0.ni!oct;a, Iowa, war ia Red Cloud Uxa amu.i Lttonding the funeral of their brother, Anderson Hedge, wtaoco domiso io noted in anoth er place in this paper. Harry Engles, while driving his horse along tb 3 $ .. . "'larley Our ney'a on Wednesday, met a drove of cattle that were boing driven north. ,, The horse became scared, broke the thills off, brokn a cow'o Ipg, threw Harry out of the liuf y, luiwnkiim him insen- . senslblo and hurtinpr him snriously. The horso ran homo, aud tuo Ournsy boya picked tn 'outifc' mun n aud took him homo. It v h a cloio cnll, . v ' A sWBBBBBB fafa- Ui,:A.... -.... . . ,";', RmMVMtSPWBV ARE m jg mH HB aHk A LLFjL -.H YOUR BOY NEED ONE ? WIENER IIRIKF IrlKNTION. Spo this ofllco for job work. Now good nt Mrs. McBrldo'o. TUv. Mattox was in tho city this weok. Dr. Dnmorell was down from Huntings lint week. Flour G0c par saolc nt tho Rud Cloud Produco Co. C. Sulmffnit wan in Lincoln this woek on huHinofiB, John Fulton of Riverton attended tho fair last week. Expnrt dentist, Dr. Hondorson, at tho hotel October 21 to 20. Mrs. McBrlde has just received some choice, new gods and veilings. J. Vance of Guide Rock was doing business in Rud Cloud this week. A conniderablo portion of tho '05 crop ot corn is being marketed nt this time J. P. Harrington of Pawnee City was in tho city this week with a view to lo cating permanently. From an Oranha paper we noticed that, the populists had nominated John O. Yoisur for comptroller. The Chirk for all kinds of job work. Good goodH, lino work, and low prices are our motto, Trv us. Go. Buck, Franklin's popular and en' tsrprising restuuranter, was in the city tna latlar part of last weeK. Billy Lindley, the enterprising re tuurunter of Lebanon, Kansas, was in town the latter part of la6t week. Deputy Sheriff Conrad of Blue Hill, candidate on the democratio tioket for district' clerk, was in the city Tuesday. Comparo our bran nnd shorts with the stuff you have been buying from the old veterans. Red Cloud Produce Co. Mrs. MoBride has moved her goods to her reeideno, one block west and one and a half blocks south ot Minor's store. 'Roy HutehisoD, who is at present do ing tonsorial work for the citizens ot Lebanon, was on our streets the first ot tho week. There was some petty pilfering at the fair last week. One lady lost a table scarf, another three eans of fruit, and sovoral other articles were taken. Mrs. Jno. Yeiser and child of Omaha, who have boon visiting in Ulysses for a rhort time, arrived in the city last Fri day and are visiting at the residence of Geo. U. ieisor. Tho Ladles' Clio Club will meet with Mrs. O. W. Kaley Saturday, October 10th, at 2:30 o'clock. Ladies interested in literary work nre cordially invited to become a member. Whv don't the proper officer repair the culverts nn the road to the bridge F There is no exouse for auoh negligence. Some ono will have n costly acoldsnt there one of these daya. Don't forget our books; we are giving away large numbers of them. They nre here for you; come and get them. We give you all the news and then give you a good book. Now is the time. Our subscriber! must pay up; we need the money. A dollar ia a small amount to you, but means hundreds of dollars to us. Como in at once; we must insist on an early settlement. Jas. Burden nf Bladen, the republican candidate for clerk nf the district court, was in Red Cloud Saturday looking af ter his fonces. Jim will be the next clerk, if nn; bndy asks you. Ha makes friends wherever he goes. The numerous young friends ot Miss Emma Polnicky surprised that young lady on Tuesday night, the occasion be ing her 12th birthday., A most pleasant timo was experienced by nil the young folks present, and onch one wished Miss Emma many returns of her natal day. Lot there lie a concerted movement towards getting the Red Cloud mills re built up town. This is an important matter to Red Cloud, and an effort should bo made to have the tamo dons at nn onrlv day. Locate tho mill up town, opertto it by electricity, and the good derived from it would lie multi plied eovHriil times. Fronk Richardson, son ot F. N. Rich ardson, deaided that n bachelor life was not what people said it was, and, after plodding along forsoveral years in single harness, he concluded to yoko up, nnd on Wednesday wan united in holy matri mony to Mies Ida Hanson nt this city. Frank is nn honored member ot Hose Company Nn. 1, and hia fellow comrades wish himproeperlty aid many "little hoae." T Cuimt extendi oongratula tlene. The Northwestern Yeast Co. of Chi cago have an agent here today distribut ing free samples ot their celebrated Teaat Foam. This company ia one ot the bea.t known in the United 8tates. They boast nf having the largest and meanest yenst factory in the world. Yeast Foam has more friends amomtst the ladies in the United States than any other one product nf our country, and may truly b e colled the Ladies' Friend Do not fail to try tho littlo sample. THE RED CLOUD CHIEF, YOU see hpw LITTLE money will buy a good Overcoat from us. m:vsy bit. A. G. Willis hue boen on tho sick list this week. L. A. Kinney ot Chicago was in th oity Huh weok. J. E. Winton of Quinoy, III., was ia Hed Cloud this week. Lost, a pair ot gold piieutuolos.' Loavo with Mrs. J. W. Warrsii. W, N. Richardson and family departed yesterday for u visit iu Omaha. It ynu want, to ho surprised look at Mrs. F. Newhouso's new stock. Honry Rathjeu will noon begin har vesting his lino orop of sugar boots. Mrs. II. Holdrego lost a pocket-book on tho fair grounds containing 115.00. The treat ot tho sensoa wMl be tho "Old Folks' Concert" to be given eoen. MIkb Hannah Griggs of Liberty, Nob., is the guest ot Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ath erton this weok. F. G. HiiHton ot Nevada, Mo., was at tending to some local business in the oity on Wednesday. Tho Boston dentist, Dr. Henderson, expert in all dontnl work, will bo at tho hotel October 21 to 20. A very interesting pragram waa ren dered at tho Christian church last Fri day eveuing, by the Y. P. S. O. E. Cloyd Cuminings und Harvey Perry were fooling with each other on Satur day last, when Porry accidently stuck tho point ot an open knife into Cloyd's side making a painful wound although not serious. Unole Todd Paul of Cowlesgot up bo fore breakfuHt the other morning and came to Red Cloud accompanied by his wife, so ua to be on hand to prooure some ot the great attractions that draw people to the "hub," whether in search ot ploaauro or business. Attorney and Mrs. Ubamn enjoyed a visit Tutsday from seme of their par snnal friends, among whom were Mrs. P. E. Fnirtleld and son t Guide Rock. and Mrs. Fred Born ot Allegan, Mich,, tho occasion bing the seventh anniver sary ot the marriage at Mr. and Mra. O. Uncle Dick Payne of Otto is a great politician, and we note with pleasure that ha waa upon our streets Tuesday. He callod at our wigwam and, after awapping stories for a long time, he gave ue a few pointers and, telling us not to tell, departed as suddenly as ha came The old bachelors bett.r look a "loedla" out. A recent cony ot the Honolulu (Ha wail) Gazette, received at this office, from CapU W. A. Van Dyke, eon ot Uncle Billy Van Dyke, who is in that country with the Salvation Army, shows that tho government and poople gener ally aro in earnest in their annexation achemes. The U, S. ought to own these islands. Judge Longnooker, whom our peoplo will remember, when ho returned to Chicago took a tan-pound sugar beet with him and transplanted it in his Chi csgo garden. In u letter to his nephow Ed Young, he saye that tho top grew ten inches after transplanting: Ho says also that he is betting on MoNeny'a election, and so aro the people in this neck o' tho wood, Judge. Rose water's putrid sheet has been trying to throw slimo on the republican olliciala at Lincoln, composing the board of laud commissioners. Rosewater can not rest easy without trying to injure soma one. The republican officials are clean men and becnuso they will not bow down to Pilot Dishwater, they are abused by that ronagado republican who is now engaged bolting tho republican city ticket ot Omaha. Ex-Doputy County Clerk Pond and wife ot Red Cloud, Webster county, were tho guests of Stephen Morgan and wife, of Rmiben precinct, last Tuesday. Mrs. Pond was up to Inspect tho Rcliof Corps at this place, and Mr, Pond came along to visit with the hove and to feel ot the chances for republican success in this part of tho ntato. This ofllce uu knoiviodgpfl n pleasant call from Messrs. Pond and Morgan. Orleans Progress. A smart young follow stopped up to Dr. Griu this week and asked for uhungo tirM dollar. The Doctor, in his most pleasant manner, said: "Givo me jour dollar." Tho ether fellow said; "Give me tbo change;" and in a few minutes blood was at a premium, and it it had not been for tbo door, tho follow might have died (poetically epeaking) without any cents (sonse). He alzed Bert up and thought bis chanoea for re covery v,ould bo doubtful, and then de camped with hia dollar intast. On Friday afternoon while the great er portion of the oity people were tm tbo fair grounds, a Are fcroke out in Wright Thornburg'H property. The alarm waa turnod on uud, tho firemen who remain ed in town made the coupling with the hoae, aided by the townspeople aid aeon baa the tire unuer control, not, nowever. until the fire had gutted the interior nf the dwelling, burniug tho household goods, clothing, eta, hot u thing boing saved. Tho loss ineetimatod at 91200, insurance. WOO. Mr, Thornburg und wife wuro on Iho fair grounds when tho pVo ttiolt Place. ',aat4' FRIDAY, OCT. 18 1895. FIXED FOR AN THE tiii: it ni:ws. F, P. Hadloy, paper hunger. Curriago painting, F. P. Hadloy. F. P. Hndley, palntor nnd decorator. Call and boo Tuylor's carpets boforo buying. Congress plow shoes $1.25 nnd $1.50 at Ciucinnatti shoe store, Expert dontist, Dr. Hondorson, at tho hotel Octobor 21 to 20. D. W, Curswoll of Roseiuont was a ploosant callor this woek. A comploto new line of wall paper at Tuylor'u ut bottom prices. Are shoos advancing? Read A. II Kaloy's ad at the head ot locals. Jan PeUrson waa in Omaha and Coun cil Bluffs this weok on business. Alt. McCall has lost about twelve head ot cattle thiB fall fro hi some causo. Everybody can afford a new worsted drees ut Mrs. F. Nowhouse's prices. A comploto linn ot now goods for tho lowest prices at Mrs. F. Ne who use's. You can paint cheaper now than you can in the spring. Got pricoB ut Cot- ting's. 11. 1'. Sowtor will tako orders for suits from 923 up for tho next flttoon days only. w. U. Koby will take eggs in oxchange for Hour, fruit, feed, gruin, etc. Bring on your eggs. Just receivod a number of ladios' shoes for large anklo nnd high instep. A. H. Kaley. The Boston dentist, Dr. Hendorson, expert in all dental work, will bo at tho hotel October LSI to M. Go to Geo, Blair for all kinds of tin repairing, rooting, and all such work. Prices to suit the times. Whan you want a nice smooth shave or hair-cut, givo Goo. Fentress a callj One door west of Miner Broa' store. I hare the largest assortment of boots and shoes in the city aud at such priced as will fit all pocket books. A. H. Kaley. Gilbert Van Dyke has been quite un fortunato, having lost seven head of calves from some disease aupposed'to be murrain. Eddie Piatt, fell off of the merry-go-round on Tuesday and received a bad bruise on the leg, He Is able to bo around, however. Go to W. W. Wright's, the cheapest headquarters in the valley for heating cooking, and all kinda of stoves, They have thorn in great variety. Trie republicans have a good show of electing the entire republioan ticket, but that should not deter thorn from keeping up a dllligent effort, On and after October 1st, '05, oil is otrictlv cash from the tank line. Set out your cans and we will give ynu the best nil for the raonej. John T. Jpjjskn proprietor tank line. The R's are giving the people nt Red Cloud an opportunity to pass u pleasant evening once a month and you will miss tr. tr you ran to attend meir meeting Friday. Oct. 25, when they will dolivor a most excellent program. The Nation boya say that Cap. Houoh- in has bolted a portion of the pop tioket. That's' nothing boya, on November 5, there are lota of pops Who will throw up tbo ontiro ticket and voto the good old republican ticket, that always brings prosperity. This woek we receivod n very pleasant letter from our old friend, John Dues, formerly of Red Cloud. When John lived in Red Cloud bo showed groat tal ent nn a cornet player, and eincn that timo he has developed into a noted band leader as well as an author ot music One of hia best efforts is his 'G. A. R. March in Dixie" which drew forth no mtiob praise that ho was awarded a flno medal by tho old boys in bluo Tho front pngo ia lithographed in nico style und boars nn exnellont engraving nf tho author. Tjir Chief bus about com pleted arrungomonts by which it will odor this oxcollont piece of music as u premium. On Sunday evening at nine o'clock, Anderson Hedge, a respeotcd nnd woll known citizen living noar this city, passed from onrth to tho groat beyond. For several months Mr. Hedge bad boen declining, but bin death was not oxpoct od at this time, either by his family nr friends, and tbo report that he hnd passed away came with considerable surprise. He was an old soldier, having served his country bravely, nnd with patriotic fervor upheld tho old flag at all time. In life ho waa an ardent sup porter of republican principles, and al ways cast hia ballot fearlessly. Ho came to Nebraska from Missouri when tho country waa comparatively now, and re roaiaed hero up to tbo time ot dissolu tion. Ha leaves a wife and several children to mourn hia death, and aevorai brothera who live in this and other states. The family and friends have the sympathy ot their many acquaintances in thoir great aflliction, The funeral sorvices occurred from his lato residence on Wednesday, und tho remains were duDnnlted in the Red Cloud cemetery. Tuts Cmi.i' extendi its camlolunuu. . . - kl: . ;-, . -AV..I, ' ' 'k 1, i, CLOTHIER. NEW FIRM! At the Old Stand. t31ArVrajX'vr-iant3r3r--4 Tbo new firm will continue in tho same business, Gro ceries nnd Quoensware, and in the near future will add ono or perhaps two new departments that will be con venient tor our customora to buy noarly everything they may noed for genoral uso all at ono store. Wo will aim to keep a full lino of everything that trado demanda, and in the noar futuro you will be able to get every thing that is kept in a flrst-claaa store, from a pound ot sugar to the finest can of fruit, or a set of the cheapest dishes to a set ot tho Unest china, at prices that will suit all, We will not quoto you any prices in now on will givo you prices and all woek to weok. - Wo invito you all to como and inspect our goods and got prices boforo paying out your caah or selling your products. Everybody come and be suited, both in price and quality of goods, Hero is a bargain we will have to offer you price on: Just rocelved u car ot flno apples, suitable for present or winter use. They will bo closed out at the small aum of CO cents per bushel. Now is your chance; come quick. ' Youra respectfully, i.ttomommo- - Mra. E. A. Cather and Miss Re'.ta Ayre roturned Wednesday evening from an extonded sojourn in Virginia, and other eastern points. . The bicycle races were among the most interesting featuro of the fair this this year, In tho halt milu rnce on Fri day, George Morhart captured tha iirnt prize, wiin i' rauK uowusn giving a cioso chase. In tho ladles' ruco Mies Gruco Fort came off victorious, Miss Blanche Cuminings taking socond prize. Tho half milo handicap on Saturday furnish ed us pretty a race as an audlenoo could wish to guzo upon. Tho handicapping, under tho supervision of Hugh Miner, was M) well managed that the riders swung into tho home stretch iu a bunch. George Morhart, who started from tho scratch, gained uteudily from the start and crossed tho tago u wheel's length ahead ot Jos. Blair, with Wullaco Wright n closo third, Tho ladies' racoon Satur day was won by Miss UlunohCummiogs, Miss Qraco rort winning (second. Strayed. Strayed from tha Dr, Tulloy farm on last Saturday svening, ono brown, mare. Weight about oleven hundred; small white spot in forehead; six yoatB old. A liberal reward for her recovery or infor mation leading thereto, 2t Oscar Emick. Wright Thornburg will have a public eale of 160 bead ot hogs, nt hia residence next Saturday, Oct. 20, 1605. Human life Is held too oheaply when the Individual who needs s tonio for his system seeks to cover his wants by pur ohaslng overy new mlxtare that ia reoom mendod to him. Remember thnt Ayer's 3rnparilln has n well-earned reputation of fifty yeut'a staudiirfj. this iasue, but from the ohangea fr m MIZER & McARTHTJR. Tbo racing at the fair last week of a much hotter kind than usual. WM Tho freo-for-all, beat three in five, was) won by "Anna U" owned by O. L. Pari, Cawker City, Kan., is three straight heats, "Last Chance" second, owner T. Lewis, Superior. "Daisy T," thiad, ownor, Jno. Gilbert, city. Purse 1150. Whit nnvAifv -Minrtlnr maa VTR . mwi.'S iuuuiu inWDf JUiP-3 flia won by "Black Bees' owned by G D w Covington, Qaylord. Kan. "Florenee" second money, owned by A. U. Collar, Lebanon, Kan. "Louis Seal" third owned by O D W Covington. Time 2:41. 2:45, 2:10?.f. Gro.ii County trot, purso$75, bsst two in thr.,0, "Winno Z," owned bv'ljd Urown,vRo(i Cloud, first money, Zone, ownod by J. G. Miller, Cowles, second. "Leuthcr Head" owned by Charley lfc Keighnu, Rod Cloud, third. "Mollle" fourth, ownod by E. G. Muranville, Bed Cloud. Time .'1:07 2 5. 3:07M Tho three minute trot, purso $1D0, best 3 in R. "Asber Gill" first, owner. J. II. Kcsterson, Superior. Second "Char ley Mc" owned by J. A. MoArthur, Med Cloud, Third, "Bessie P," owned by Jas, Moranvlile, Red Cloud. Fourth. "Pompous" owned by J. A. Boyd, Med Cloud. Fifth, "Joe 11" owned by Jeo. Gilbert. Timo 3.-00?4', 3:00 2-4. 3:00 M. One half mile running race, boat two in three, First by "Jim Gray'' owned w7 F. M. Carson, Smith county, Kan. Second, "Red" owned by Waa. WaSf Red Cloud. Third, "Bill D" owBodby O.O.Grannis, Republioan City. Neb. Timo 52 i 5.032 5, 5315. Tbo green half mile dash was wee fcy Roy Outiniiu'B "Billy." There, were' three entries. H. P. Sowter'will take orders for saiU ,h fMiZ '""" v- uy iui inn iii.ii uiidcu mors) inly, . .V.V i V'W-- y'H . uauw i i". -J.- '&i n r.j " b m .1 : - ! i , iM' M ?w iMjmpsMBaaMnaaaaaaaMMnjniwaipiiwiTpTrrTT luu m ttisJfcfc ' id K ' . -; r -- . i i i WVI nmmtjtKiintiiiutnm .- pppppppppppppMajsMiilP;! H.n:wv-.jMa -'f"""1 if ii . i jjjLjSsstm'- -mmmiimm. . tamm-::um mmmmmmmmwmSSmSJSssS!,