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Are going have countyjail?.

Every body should go church

Lookout for some important newsnext week.

.Miss Mattie Heaton, Denver,in the citjgttay soliciting subscript

iioanqHtyorld..HHHHbjIy engagedBe&lrnfMMy clerk and

treasurer antrH; thorough,examination.

new build'ng association shouldbe organized this city. runibn

--the right principle would be grand

good thing for the city.The Northwestern has submitted

proposition four townshipsNuckolls county and Superior.

Our fellows are, still sucking theirthumbs.

Arthur Bills, Lawrence Neb.,visiting the city.

Mrs. James Smith left this aiorn-in- g

for Nebraska City.

James Potter returned this morn- -

ing from trip Akron.

Miss Etta Hulbert returned thismorning ta-Tie- r home Lincoln.

Ttf.W. JVckerson has returned from,

business trip the eastern partthe state.

Tt earnestly requested thatlada interested the welfare the'fioor Red Cloud will meet Mrs.Wiener's Tuesday for

ihe purpose sewing. By orderPresident.

Pork Packlns; Fremont.Just for starter, the Fremont

packing house has paid out $62,000

for hogs date; has killed 4500 hogs

has its employ ty-tw-o men, and

its weekly pay roll amounts about

$550. This something indi--

cation of what the business going

be. Starting with everything

new during the past month, and withmarket established, most

favorable showing, and indication

of what proportions graduallyas- -

taninc and whose beneficial resultswiil be more and more experienced

MXX. more nearly worseacapacity. Fremont Tribune

strike."ffis Satanic Majesty, who has

labored this "great metropolitandaily' went out strike all by

nimseil eveuiug, cuuac- -

quence have draped the front door

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lered tne rest crew wasnIfteir necks for thirty days. was

ver thus.

MMtngmtehcA Clergyman's TmUmany.

Pickens. President thtlodist Protestant Church South

writes from Greenville:

bont four years attackedwhat the.r phrBicians pronounced

ralgic rhcuxnatism,- - accompanied withripela. My actite failed entirely.

rmA had intermitting pulse veryiXMgnlar pulsations .of heart.

pain sooa came; intoinrAChfMluaens wty."r''3?1)Mld attend 'no business alL Theetins were moVableand crauld somctirmm from onoparf my body another,jffjially the erysipelas brolce iny lettkamd and arm. anp'produeed'mch swell-j-

cishteen 'months 'afflictedthis way. and course used ajrreat

m--y kinds medicines, butnotliinseavsrelief. I"riend finally pcrsua'dep'

Swift's Specific.1! noticed decided'4proTement while talcing: the first bottle.fmntinucd until had taken about)

V.Jnfedoten bottles, when found myblffaoand and well aainwith sign dint

ieft except stiffness my "hand,-- 'rwult the erysipelas. While taking

the medicine gained average twoneand 1Mb per week. think

ijm valuable medicine, and frequentlyCsKommcnd ffiyvfriends."

"Writ tke Swift 'Sracmc Co,.'Atomi, Oaer TrettiM Blood

mailed &M aayoBal"

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RED CLOUD, --WEBSTER COUNTY,From Tlie Sunny South.Roaxoke Va.. Jan. 17th 18SS.

Dear Fbiekw Hosmer: Perhapsnote from the far east may not.beamiss. Very often memory carriesone back over the past and makepleasant recall names and happyassociations. Being located verydifferent clime 'tis, pleasant com- -

'pare notes that the livine vital principal friendship kept fresh andgrVen. read wjth very much de-

light and real-intere- ever wel-

come visitor Ihe'dniEF" and heepup with the Anies far off Red Cloud

.well'as hereat home. We live in'abiey prosperous young city tenthousand souls. Injl882 there wereonly five hundred-people- , youreadily tiioir great has been Roan-

oke's growth and development. Thepeople here very confidingly look forwonderfully prosperous year uponwhich have just entered. Politics

lolil, were very lively here last fall

but,'after election, the people verywisely settled' down business, andall all parties worked and continue

work for the general goed. Asaresult have but few complain,and fiadlfault Thereal estate businessis" very active indecd,"and much prop-

erty constantly changing hands, andconsequence business all kinds

brisk We have number whole-rsaleTious- es

and also number man-'ufiifctori- e3

various kinds.-- I

beg pardon" for using much

MP Wishing you great prospenty,and rejoicing your having such

Cof." nnil "foot, lifir.

?JS&twi remain yonW. Pitman.

The officers the Smith Count;Agricultural society were arrested tojday upon indictments found byfcrecent Grand Jury for permittinggambling the fair grounds duringthe years of. 188C and 1887- - Theyhave given bonds for their appear-

ance "at the next term district.This seems be the most trivalmatter that could have been allowed

occupy the mindVof- - the GrandJury. will probably amount

nothing but another bill expensethe county. Daily Pioneer.

Did Groan.The Helmet admires the taste

the chairman the board ofsjuper.visors Iris section. o'fcdmmitteeS.IfvOftVs 'opihrSn changed bysimple 6treet walking politician hisduties the people, then hightime that the boM-df-etama- n theirhead who has tfct'backbone do what

rihf, regardless few interestedparties: The change one committee

;last Weddesday was enoughmake. the devil groan with shame.However, lone politics andligion try walk hand hand, onetne other.is going sunns irom aomg-thei- r

duty. We done. HelmedVo w?ln nntnmitfAnQXCC, I.UUMU...M.WW ..w.wr..y,

before the hoard madeVupby theLJ''a:e w.'

cnair tne aevii uiuruau wuui.wchear true. There one thing cer-

tain bulldozing w'o'nt work' the present board matter the "devil"does groan.'

few months ago the proprietortheRed Cloud Chief, hurled uponunespectirie public HttleDAiLT

Chief, which' due time wasen-largc-d

toVfive column 'folio, withthe telepraph service added. Tinswould eem enough 'of prosperity forone manbutBjo.nosmcrj'nofc con-

tent 'ith enough'of agoodthing,came out the other day with a'plughat on.4 What --"are other Red Cloud?

journals aoingi xjauy ivuvvrj--

irau piece numuifcYiIl'.lFweaker jras arrested byhief.Warner Sa turday night for being -- intoxicated. She was taken2oTtho 'council

Viori1or cofo lrAfnintr' i;.marshal waswhen she availed thersethrough the traiisom, and landedthe arms the law just' she hadmade her escape xas"sbe supposed.Sue was afterwards released

Tl.lUtXmuse kuuu ucMHijyr, "uuciuoshal hummed, "yyertiie

nfcSSEifKy-.'-rci- -

W. N. Richardson ;ned homethis morning.

3tr. Frank Parker Iflt thismWrragfor avisit with friends Missouri.

A'rewe going have railroads?That is. the 'great question that agi-

tates the p&blic mind

Andy WarneY that popular firmWarner Wolfanger, goes east

this week after goods

Mr. and Mrs. Hogs left thismorning attend the funeralbrother's child Falls City, Neb.

'Married.by the Rev. Geo. O. YeiserRed Cloud, Nebrasda, January 19,

Mr William Wood and Miss AdellaLindley, all Webster county.

The Cannon Rail from the westwhich leaves Red Cloud 12:05 flew

the track Ryron, causing the de-

lay, the Kansas City train whichwas three hours late this morning.

The fate the man who frozedeath bed Dakota, remarks th'a

umaoa .uepuuiican, announced yeaterday's telegraph, aterrible waraing toxoid bachelors. not good

be alone with the thermometer52 degrees below zero.

The poor people the city shouldbe taken care by all means, f

there destitution the city,wwhicKthere doubt, the "Socieft

aid the Poor" should look them4bMa reliev? WGi --ad tttoll

"iwmo more fortanate'sltould aid

JW This weather exceedinglypeople who defined ii the

'comforts life

Step Up Will Sack TlAtow,'Jr. Robert Bower, who lKs five;

miles sonthTof Bujrel, has curios-

ity theway'ofawell. fs 1C0

feet deep, with plenty water.Some days the well sucks any smallarticle near the depths below;other days the suction from thebottom, strong times thatmakes whistling noise that can be

heard fifteen rods away. It quitecuriosity. lC$na!ny oiirolycientistsivean explanation of the phenom

enon? The bottom .f ihe wengravel. Ord Democrat.

Fred Hummell has put up 360 tonsfine river ice.

H.Smith, Norton. Kansas!inthe city for aigw dftrs!' .?

Next; Sunday January 22, is'Hhe

birthday 'Lojjfi Byron, the great.T)oet.

That canning factory our peo-

ple --vgoingLto have canningfactory now the time establish

that whoever runs can makearrangements contract for crops

absolutely necessary workthis matter up right away

have

OldTlmers.In the WzEKLrlCniEF, August

23,!187 wfind the followingutemsletter theDaily'kearney

Press about Red Cloud:'"VB.McNitt, ,f5rmer. cattlewner, merchant anipostmaster,

ageni iimencanjijioie societyNew York."ijThe hundred acre,' fields around

this.townfRe'd Cloud) sf6rnTi;stock- -

T.r stranger jinereisian Chief Red Cloud's

oinsr anv harmTmV Red:loud Cflp isa news- -

paper. andfiot Indian as-"m-e

people, mighty imagine."

CasfI sweepeiB at' faylor'aited

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Oh! how sigh for breathsummer air once gain.

The editor the Argus and Helmet musthave bunrpfd their headsgether otherwise would have beerrTimpossible foXach them tolfevewritten editorial the "dirty dau-by rubber stamp" the same identi-cal language.

This cold weather having somebeneficial effects thechief executive this city carry outone the many pledges made beforeelection that should have pureadministration have Dare air butnothing else.

The cit'zens Red Cloud outsidethe board trade should hold

and appoint railway com- -

lrft'ee of prominent and influentialnAcoDiabction withWtjpttee anAdeV

te mae nro--p

the boaruof tradetermined effort shouldcure railways come this city,

kWill the people act and act once

The will pay their taxesnext week which amounts about$12,000. Still railroads don't payyou know. The county votedthe $40,000 about eight jcarsago, and- - aside from the interest, thecompany has paid almost twice theamount bonds taxes, besidesthe other good the road has done forthe county. Let do all canget railroads and make Red Cloud thegreat city she destined be the

"rwTRAIN WRECKED.

The Passenger front Hastingsrecked This Moraine the

T nedCIoad Yards.

No. 131, the Hastings passenger metwith accident this morningutshe iras nulline into the citV.

seem while the trainenree inrowert swir.cn opposing

roundhousef 'the jar made Iby liegine bent tbe .switch target, thuscausing the swijto slip and derailingthe tender and portion Ihe trainana breaking wheel- - thetender'srear truck. By some mystery themail passed over safety and thefront truck the rear coach, but theback truck struck the ground throwingthe crossways over two tracks, jaring the passengers up good shape,some whom were badly frightened,but fortunately one was injured.JudTCj Sweezy and several our peo.

pleyt .the train and were repor.ted have displayed great .courage

dfr the trying circumstances.

COUNTY COURT.

8WEE2T, JUDGE.

The following cases have beenented for trial:

Cook Carriage Co. WagerHengen recover note,

First National Bank J. S.Rothrock and C. Johnson.

Geo. Marquardt Garberetal.

James W. Graves Blue Hillcharged with disposing mortgagedproperty. Application for writhabeas corpus for illegal detention

PROBATE.

Application for administratorestate Walstead deceased. Con-

gest hearing set for Thursdav.

First Dame "Mrs. C, my husbandtoils that Mr. yery popularamong the society gentleman."

Second Dame "Yes, he dosay my husband great lodgeman."

"Indeed!"jOh, y3Sf he goes, down town

lodge about o'olockvery night andreturns home lodge about the sametime eyery

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Cy Thurman, Wittich Pen-fie-ld

was the city yesterday.Pat Welch, the faithful platform

tfpeepeje left-- J&s dfBjnrfg foifSSk'landfcQrcgon.

Rev. Geo. Hummell lectorsGowles Tuesday night for the benefit

tbe public schools.

M. Dickerson will move hisrestaurant into the room4ately oc-

cupied by Maryatt Go.

Mr. Little,fatherof 'Mrs. M.

Tripp seriously ill with pneumonia.He not expected live.

K. Aultz, Dave Kaley and. ParkWatson went"to Cowles to-da- y ap-

praise road-tha- t runs through W.

J"ur'8 Property,ZJ.Markcll .& 'Son moving their

into 'we room occupied by Mrs.;Markell's millinery store.

The city council have rentedO. O. F.hall for the fire depart-- 1

ment. will also used lor tnecouncil chamber and board of traderooms.

W. B. Good, formerly Red Cloud

and now Kingsburg, California,

writes long letter the Kingsburg(Cal.) Herald which he lauds thatcountry highly.

J. Miljer.is getting, ah there,since he can.v slip around pairinglwniawaTHnsnoef TnTpfl!lP

ed by our enterprising boot and shoe

firm Warner Wolfanger.

Several the boys who delightmonkeying with the seductive game

poker were pulled by ChiefWarner Saturday afternoon.Those who fool with buzz saws

sure get crippled.

Frank Parker home again from

Missouri.Mrs. Mary Richmond the guest

Mrs. Frank Smith.

The river frozen very thick and'consequently water low.

Owing scarcity water the elec-

tric light wont shine during the moonlight. They were turned off Saturdayevening.

The plumber again rejoices,The coal man thiows up his hat;

For the mercury down near zero,And darned sight lower than that.

Wiener the GoldaajPagle, goeNew York, about the first week

February for the purposelaying his new stock clothing.

Dr. Schenck, our worthy coronerthe to-da- y. He informs that

hereafter he will be Red Cloud

every Monday, Sheriff Scott's of-

fice.

big boom store for RedCloud. Besides the railroads thatwill' come here, great many brickbusiness houses will be erected, andnumerons dwellings.

This leap year and the time setapart when the young ladies have tbeprivilege "poping the question" and,therefore, cannot good rea-

son why many our marriageableyoung ladies should remain singlewhen the gents' anxious cet"doubled up'fand would have donelong ago they had not been bash-

ful.Dr Jordan came down his office

this morning with broad grin spreadover his facie. Why this great smilesaid Daily Chief reporter thevenerable doyWby, my dear sir,haven't you nTfhViws, have

fine baby girl at' house andextremely happy oyer Visionsparagoric and midnight walks flittedacross the reporters mind and pickingup his high hat, departed, after duecongratulations.

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Not a California RearAnybody can catch a cold tlup kind

ot weatner. The trouble is to let irolike the man who caught the bear.We advise our readers to purchase ofHenry Cook a bottle of Santa Abie, the

afifnrrlMdMmatr.niamnlfon. nstnmarontnitis," coughfe sjimjuipt cures,

:md keep it handy. TTs nlfcasitrg tothe taste and death to the above com-plaints. Sold $1.00 a bottle or threefor $250 California cat-r-cu- re givesimmediate relief. Tbe catarrhal virusH poon displaced by its healing andpenetrating nature. Give it a trial.Six months treatment $1.00 sent bymail $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 fhe most choice' 'farms in webstejF.county. For Jurther particulars callon or auarejf ueo. wintos

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MocK$Furt1e and Okra, and Tomatosoup at Hacker & Parker's the groters. 42tf

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Wanted; Quick, a car load of oldmachine 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 positivelycure all kinds of piles. Ask for.theoriginal Abietine ointment. Sold SHenry cook at 25 cents per box bymail 30 cents. tf

CAJJFOR " -

THE LAND OF

DISCOVERIES !

BEWARE OF IMITAITONSSee that cur trabe mark, SANTA AB-IE, is on every bottle is is on everybottle of that pleasant California rem-edy. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded by ,,

wwmwdMAKE NO MITSAKE

By dispelling the symptoms so oftenmistaken for consumption. S.VNTAABIE has brought gladness to many a.

household and by promptly breakingup tho cough and cold that too oftendeveloped into that fatal disease willyet syve thousands from an untimelygrave. You make no mistake bykeeping a bottle of this pleasant Teme- -dy alwas's in the house. '

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5The only guaranteed cure for catarrh,CQ,ld,i-,"th-

e head, hay sever, Rose coj(dcaiaronai ueamess acu soar eyes, re-sto- ea

the sense of taste and smell,remfived bad taste and unpleasantbreath, resulting from catarrh. Followdire'ettons and a cure is warranted byall druggists. Send for circular toABIETINE MEDICAL CO, OrovilleCalifornia. Six months' treatment for$1; sent mail by,$1.10SANTAABIE AND CAT-R-CUB- E for"sale by

v H. T. CLARK DRUG Co,Wholesale Agents LiacohvNeb,

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