The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15

1ivusoo, ~ give noties thas Mo
eussa B. Anshooy viii speak q The
Iranklin county kis o. Thunday.
Sept 3isk Everybody 60 anA hsas
and see Susan.
Over the OCEAN VavU,
And . home on the rolling deep.
Where the crane singeeh IN the val
ley,
And The bullirou gently leap.
ACARD.-We desire TO manifest our
appreciation Of the kindness Of our
friends in waiting upon Herbie during
his long sickness. We are thankful
for the assistance Of the people.
q. ". 4 F.a Dow.
Mr. Chapman, ofthe Omaha Re-
publican, called 1t this ONCE on Sat.
urdsy. Ar. c. i looking assr the
crumbs that may be picked up for the
Republicans table. bat We Are Of the
opinion that he found the supply here
rather st;nsed. He may. however. have
hsd some game in view that he did
not zee d 70 point out 70 other game
seekers.
Fred Brown, sn old Newspaper man.
and an old acquaintance Of ours, has
been employed by the Gazetse-Journal
Company. Hastings. - their IMAM
around town." and 70 settle annoying
conversations that may. OF are liable
TO come up in the sanctum-sanc.
forum. Say. Fred. did you ever shoot
Q barrel Of ashesf
To think that . city Of our sise
should be without . reading room,
Is enough TO make the intelligent mind
shed tears of regret. Such An insti-
tuition tends to refinement and culture.
and tends to elevate and enoble society.
Can We afford to let intempersnce and
vice gain the upper hand in this plsce'
No, for the sake Of the young We AN
not. II We had an institution Of this
kind in Red Cloud. and the right kind
of managers At its head, those who
would work u~ntiringly to save the
young men from the low hells Of mi
guilty and vice, what . noble thing il
would be. Talk it up.
Still the Iowa exchanges come in
return for our CHIEF-extrs, sent out TO
meet their Colorado excursion. We
shall give extracts from time to time
of their reports, and call attention 10
the influence exerted by our little ex.
ira effort. We add below names oil
papers received since last Wsek:
Alta Buna Vista county, Advertiser,
Free Press, Mt. Pleasant. Iowa, Water.
loo Courier, Iowa Homestead and the
Argo, West Union. Iowa.
From the Nj. Pleasant, (Iowa,)
Free Press, We take the following:
SAT Red Cloud We had dinner, and q
very pleasant reception. Carriages
conveyed u around the city. 1t is q
new town, and this year Of abundent
crops it is pushing. Levi Moore invi.
ted US TO . seat in his buggy. He il
an old resident for . new town, has q
stock farm Of 6e2 acres near town fol
sale, it has good water, 70 acres oi
timber, . good location and he asks
but go per acre. But for the uncer
tainty Of crops in this region, Red
Cloud is the best place for business We
have seen.
Wife-"I say John, won't you please
90 and subscribe for the CHIEF aftel
breakfast; its the best local paper in
the county. Isaw . copy ct Mn
yesterday. and she says they look up
on il a. . weekly visitor"
Husband-"Yes, Mary, such il the
talk all over town. I viii subscribe to
day. but if I do. I can't get you tha'
new Polka Dot you wanted until mex
week"
Wifs-"You may defer getting thu
Polka Dot and subscribe for ths
CHIEY."
Husbsnd-very well, Mary"
Yes, and many more are coming in
daily and having their names enrolled
on the roll Of honor.
From the Waterloo Courier we take
the following: At II o'clock on tn
! following day We arrived at Red Cloui,
tNeb., where we halted for dinner. Or
train vas met at the depot by . corret
band and . large number Of comfdt-
able carriages, and we're escorted tlro'
the beautiful village of o inhabiAnts
The town has two good .newspajers,
the Argus and CHIEF; IN $500 shoe.
house; good court house, . large rail-
road eating house, and is railroad
division. The soil in the vicinity Of
Red Cloud il very fertile. the climate
delightful. and peaches and apples,
peau. ETC.. are . certain crop The
population Of the county Is 7O0d."
According to Mn. G. B..Oeby's re-
port she held . meeting s Guide
Rock, on the It'll inst, formd . cam
paign club Of SO adult memen. A
campaign committee was elected con-
lsistiug Of J. Q. Cornell, E. Btu, d.. J.
e. Smith, Ms. s. w. Robinson and
Ms. Mary Harris. She 80 reports
having taken II subscriptbns for the
Woman's Herald. She rges organ
ised effort everywhere. a'd rehearses
the Scripture injunction. Help those
women"
The following addrsaso the editor
Of the Cau1, Red Oou. explains IL