The Red Cloud chief., 1875-10-07

Lamps, Stationery, Gls.. Pstsy; Dye
and I'll srp'iasce~ beieoaing to th'
drug trade. esll a; ID. Rszee'. Dru,
Store IN Rirerton,-csss -id- se-reek
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Call at Dr.. Races Drre Store IL
Rver,on. f0r al KIDD, Of Drcg-, Pat
Gu. Mrliciues. family receipts. Al
. drug .re-h snd rrue to name. Price
In .ni, the times. MT
To judge from the snaoun' 81
goods Baum has on hand, he j. bound
10 Do the biggest trade ia the valley
anyway be has the large; and most
complete stock 10 Red Cloud.
Maple Sugar only - eenis pe'
pound At MIS- La'z.
The Ladies Benevolen, Society
siIl meet Thur.iay, Oct. lt;h, 1t q.
o'clprkr m, a; MR.. I. j. Beals
There will be a sociable in the evening
20 which all are cordially invited.
N y Secretary.
The family Of w. II. Ludlow ar
rived from Iowa l,st Saturday where
/ they have been for The last year. They
are pleased To get back to their Old
hcnc.
Notice the ad. Of ). D. Moods Of
i;igcrton.
Go e. the new Photograph Gal
icry To- get your pictures taken.
Hamilton, the man that takes pie
turcs il in town. lie can take pictures
which will show NJ fieckles or wrinkle
make It >uub or pug nose loJk classic
o. aquiiline, turn n squint eye into a
! large, lu-trous orb, and make 4 picture
OF surprising lo~ve.inc>s from a face Of
h.ieou. ~ug!inc>s, and he does al this
for c.most nothing. Call anl see Aiia
b. all D0aHs.
Fuller & Want Of Rivcr,on. Keep
the largest and best stock Of Boots in
the Valley. G., and see them. t2t
The annual meeting of the Web.
ster County Congr ga;ionil Church
will be held at Red Cloud, October 10
and II, beginning on Saturday at 10
O'Clock a. III. General invitation i,
most cordially given to christians of
all denominations and also 70 the pub
lie, 10 attend. Rev. Ii. n. G. ties, OF
Omaha. Sup't of the Congregational
Churches Of Nebraska, will be present.
III It \. MAXWELL,
Pastor.
The Fair was a success. The
town was full Of pcople and teams.
The yegetable display in the agricultu-
raj hall was the most prominent fea-
ture OF the Fair.
Potatoes so large that forty Of them
made a bu,hcl were fu. nished by Gom-
linson. and Geo. llummel produced
some that were 81 abundan, a, to yield
six hundred and fUlty bushels 10 the
acre.
a bushcl measure wouldn't hold any
more after ID. Fs:z pu, twelve Of his
turnirs in il. Mr.. Knight had an
enornops white one, whose size We do
not now remember.
Joe Holcohb's beet weighed ls!bs.
Arthur Beals' cabbage 2Slbs.
Virgins. the blacksmith can false
squash a. we'll as shoe horses. One Of
his ,quashes weighed -! lbs.
Uncle Jack came over with corn,talk>
fourteen feet high, and nine feet ,o
the first ear. Two hills had seventeen
pondcrous ears hanging above them
large enough to smash all the corns in
the viitage.
Rise, of.Inavalc, hal 10 ears Of pop
corn on a single stalk.
Coon, the tall man over the river
brought in some fine peanuts, and
enough to slow that money can be
made raising them. if We only had
schoo! boys enough to eat thcm.
-DR. j. ID. WOODS of Riverton,
down here during the Fair. DIR.
Woods Is highly - ken os 4 physician
by all those who are acquainted with
him. The Doctor Is rapidly extending
his practice In the eastern part Ut
franklin county, and building up a
reputation as a successful practitioner.
lie his the appearance and carriage OF
. dlligrnt aid s;udiou, man in his pro-
ie>sion, aud We do not hesitate TO cuui-
mend him to the people o! this county
a. u physician and gen leuan.
A prominent feature of the Fair
was the base bali contest for the prize
OF twenty five dollars. There were
only two foreign clubs present, the
Burr Hak and Franklin Go. Clubs.
The Burr Oak boys we're without their
catcher, which maize the prize lie be
tween the Franklin and Red Cloud