The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06
New arrivals daily.
Gather your seed corn.
Tie via roosc aiesh soushward.

kalI blowing has been commences
Osd Sol" 10 90 hs mission towss
the equator.
Oar lnmber dealers are snjt ying
lively trade.
"cAlifornia Jack" hss-<en fSaalget
In 70 sssse~x
c06r FIRE breaks. "A word &c
- wise 10 sufficient"
improvements are still going on ia
the vicinity Of the depot. .
The W. c. r. T., will meet at Mr.
Warrcn's on Thursday next, at a.P. n
The recent heavy rains viii add ma
te.iaIly TO the condition Of things gene.
rally.
w. z. Thorne, Of Wells, sold 70 w.
n. Richardson last week, . number oil
cattle.
The board OF county commissioner
were in session . couple Of days this
week.
z. @. Draper and l.. u. Ohler, Of the
B. 4 H., called and said "howdy" last
week.
The cemetery grounds should be
cleaned up, and Q ERE break surround
ing Il.
We would like to hear from the far
mcr who ruined his corn this year by
too much ~cultivsting.
Dave Haley returned from tho hog
market-Chicago-last week greatly
pleased with the trip:
"Yim" Laird formerly of "Yuniata."
got there on first ballot, for congress
man Of the second district.
Geo. Van Woert, OF Guide Rock,
pulled our latch string last Saturday,
and chatted awhile with us.
o. r. Downs, is doing Kansas con-
siderably of late; he has several con-
tracts for putting down wells.
Mr.. Geo. Laverty, Of Louisville, this
state, is visiting in town, and is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Thomas.
A party consisting of fourteen fami-
lies, from Iowa, are expected here
soon. and will settle on Walnut Creek.
C. W. Haley and wife, returned from
Denver and the west, last Thursday,
and report having had u splendid
time.
r. r. Sherer. the City drug store
man is selling of ut cost, everything
in his line, lie says it is getting too
wet hero.
do fish perspire!" is a question
now agitating scientist. They make n
man sweat who tries TO catch them
generally.
The average life Of q locomotive is
only thirty years; but the average life
of the driver is sixty. The engineer
can jump.
Clean up your yards and back alloys
before the fall rains set in. II is es-
in order to preserve the health
of our village.
See Marsh's new adj. He offers big
inducements to all. Gentlemanly
clerks, good goods and low prices, are
what knock"
WANTED.--Five hundred families TO
settle in Webster county, and convert
her lands and nutritious grasses into
dairy farms.
DR.. Sherer is putt ing up a new corn
crib on his premises in the rear of
Manh's store. John Kellogg is doing
the carpenter work.
A big cattle man from the west fed
700 head Of cattle here last Saturday.
They were reloaded Sunday aud went
flying toward Chicago.
Mr.. c. w. Springer. DOTTED his bea-
yer to us last Sunday. and departed for
Riverton, where he will take charge Of
the schools at that place.
"Dick" Story, we'll and favorably
known in these "diggins," came down
Denver last week to visit friends.
acknowledge q pleasant call.
We are sorry to chronicle the sad
event that Bro. Watkins of the Blue
Hill Times. last week, in attempting
10 bow to three girls at once, broke
his neck.
The ladies aid society will meet at
the residence Of Mrs. s. L. West, Fri.
lay afternoon, Oct, 9th. All the
members are especially requested to
be present
The woman suffrage association will
meet At the residence Of Mn. N. L.
on Friday afternoon, Oct, Is.
All persons interested in the cause ere
TO attend.
M. Cages family We learn, are visit
in Council Bluff. while he trans
acts some business At Republican City, |
lner which he expects to join them NJ
heir resting place.
Some Of our subscribers residing in
he country. are complaining shout
~ receiving the CarEF. We viii cay
- i leaves this once srsry Thur
~ evsuilg regularly.
Mr. =. 4 Duncan. u he 0ovsrton
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