The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-03

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"Oh. bat ron arc too utterly utter
Old newsrsPers for ssic ~ this cfice.
All ofihc farmers arc busy harvesting
Tho greatest oisstAeic 70 progress is
prejudice
Our merchants enjoyed a lively trade
Saturday.
Splendid corn weather for the last
two weeks.
Work on the new round-honse pro-
crosses finely.
Vegetables Of all kinds arc abundant
in this market.
The voice Of the reaper a be heard
throughout the land.
Great stacks OF hay are looming up
all over the country.
Ice. and plenty or Is worth one
half cent per pound here.
The celebrated Courtland buggics for
sale by Spanogle 4 Funk.
We received . pleasant call from
Conductor Crosby Saturday.
C. c. Messer, Of Cambridge, WAS .
visitor to our city last week.
The cool wave" gently reminds one
Of the festive morns Of September.
A base ball festival and dance was
held the 9th, which Melted ~ 500.
Mr.. Thomas Edwards, son of Major
Edwards, is here visiting his parents.
A car load Of Aultmnn 4 Taylor
Thrcshcrs for sale by Spanogle & Funk.
The Normal Institute Of Adams
county convened at Hastings, Mon.
day.
Grant Ludlow formerly of this Office,
now manipulates the "mOycables' on
the Argus.
The ladies aid society will meet at
the residence Of Mrs. J. G. Potter FRI
day afternoon.
Miss Milla Vineyard, of Hastings,
is visiting her sister Mrs. A. J.. Clute.
Jr., of this place.
The g. A. r. Festival of the 25th,
was considered a success, netting - We
understand about &55.
w. ID. Barnett has moved "up town"
and may now be classed as n Of
Red Clouds dcnizens.
The candidates are on the war-patb,
suppose they will soon he ready to fire
their cigars at friend or foe.
Bob" McGrew, representing the
Eclipse wind mill company, tarried
over night in town last week.
Remember that at the little print
shop round the corner" you can get
all kinds ofjob printing done.
The branch passenger comes in
nearly on time now, greatly to the sat.
~isfaction of all those concerned.
Mrs. N. Edwards who has been quite
sick for the past two weeks is, we are
pleased to announce, improving.
Mr.. Samuel West has sold his farm
opposite Joe CARRIERS. and bought the
house now occupied by Mr.. Berg.
Yc inhabitants in the Republican
valley are in excellent spirits in con.
sequence Of the abundant harvest.
James Cline was down from Has
tings last week making arrangcments
for . baseball game that will take
place here soon.
Andy Farmer, the freight conduc.
tor who runs between here and Has.
tings. is taking q lay of, and called on
Us the other day.
Mr.. Kenney Of the Argus, and his
brother-in-law Mr.. Chase, were among
those who took Tuesday mornings
train for Hastings.
We never saw in Ill our travels finer
crops than are TO b seen near Guide
Rock and vicinity, in tho eastern por-
ton Of this county.
A man from the country got on a
two story drunk the other day, and
knocked the hurricane deck" of his
pard's upper jaw of.
The coming campaign throughout
the state promises to be an interesting
and exciting one. Set your pins and
have them knock ed.
We acknowledge receipt of compli-
mentary season ticket from the Bloom
ington base ball club. Thanks gents,
though we never play.
The Denver train now carries Sunday
mails, greatly to the satisfaction. of all
along the line, and enables in getting
the Sunday morning dailies.
Red Cloud is getting to be a favorite
place for the commercial pilgrims to
take their Sundays in. Evidently they
appreciate u good hotels.
Andrew Berg. the genial Norwegian
inquist, and clerk in A. s. Manhis
store, has bought the residence here
tofore occupied by Sol. Hopper.
John Rosenthal has concluded that
a trip to the shores of the big pond,
would wholly unfit him for business
for six months, and will stay At home.
Mr.. SAINT CARRIER who has been
for some time at Sweet Springs, Mis-
SOUR, for treatment. returned Tuesday
evening somewhat improved in health.
Somebody who has . sweet and
kind disposition. poisoned = good
watch dog Of VIM. Fosters last week.
And still we wonder Il the increase of