The Red Cloud chief., 1882-11-03
Jarx Frost
Oycrcoats comfortable.
Apples are on the rise.
Election next Tuesday.

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Truly the hardware merchants laf.
Mr.. Claypoolis clerking for Edwards.
New houses dot the Landscape Ger.
Winter is drawing near-prepare for
it.
When 10 want Of sale bills, give us a
call.
Mr.. Ballard has had his house newly
painted.
ssrobm & McKeebyis law Office is
enclosed.
The sprinkler would come in good
play again.
Hurrah for the men who vote as
they please
MI. McKeeby's residence is nearing
completion
The dog without a master invades
the community.
Little interest manifested in the
coming election.
Not enough frost yet TO freeze po.a-
toes in the ground.
The new State bank opens up with
GatieriDg prospects.
It was not deemed advisable" at
the appointed time.
Roy Hutchinson is the new counter
Jumper at Pntnam's.
The coal merchant rejoiceth and the
moor man mourneth.
Dave Haley il assisting in Mr..
Ways hardware store.
Take care boy how You throw brick
bats about the streets.
Thomas and Noll visited Burr Oak
professionally last week.
Owing 10 a rush Of business VIC arc
short on local this week:
Grant Ludlow contemplates winter
ing in the Hawkeye state.
Large quantities Of new corn is be-
ing shipped to this market.
The branch train between here and
|, Crete, has been abandoned.
The comet will soon disappear and
visit other chimes than ours.
: Matters are getting to he decidedly
interesting the past few days.
! Get your air engine ready to do its
work at the polls next Tuesday.
4. Joe Carr has been assisting in Mar
l,hn,S pfnra rnr tho naSf fow ,l,v,
4 The man who cheats his landlord i:
open to the charge of ignore-rents.
Beautiful fall weather, but where i.
r Venor and his searching elements?
Considerable wheat remains un
threshcd yet, throughout the county.
The campaign has been excessivel,
quiet so far, and so have the papers.
8 II is rumored that several marriage
will take place in this vicinity soon.
Andy Farmer is running freight nov
since the X. c., has been abandoned
It is said that when it looks lik'
rain You may expect it. Phunny ain
il?
The w. C. T. u. will meet at Mrs
d f. B. Warmers on Thursday next at
p. n.
s.. "Our schools arc ably conducted" j
the universal saying among our citi
II zens.
One by one new dwelling houses ar
I'd being erected III different parts c
town.
H. The Methodist church will he read
le for occupancy we understand, mex
l. Sabbath.
al The voice of the patcnt-right ma
- annoyeth the denizen who hath n
=, "chinck."
Ii Leon. Aultz is again on our stree.
I'd after having spent = season up in tn
~ mountains.
This is the season of the year whe
dry goods boxes are not heavy lade
with loaiers-
Foreign news OF to-day are about s
Interesting Ms q chapter in Webster
Unabridged.
-t II has been intimatcd that liqu;
inspiration ebbed and flowed in on
" burg last week.
IS Four crews now run between heI
d. and Denver. since the X. C. train hi
:. been pulled off.
What is the great cry from one En-
of the county IN the other-have yo
seen the Chief
M Geo. Blair the genial manager Of NJ
Ways hardware store here, takes Il
ar cake" as q salesman.
A young man residing in Red Cou
&C. got beautifully sand-papered by h
in girl the other evening.
DIR. Robinson, Of Guide Rock, W
up to the county seat last week, al
- Remembered US financially.
ais The Rev. Geo. o. Yieser viii prea,
ar. next Sabbath morning and evening,
the Congregational church.
es Joe Carr took in Hastings and Ju
iata last week, and reports thin
! &"away up in that country.
Time wasted by men in filling in I
Ale wrong pocket. would make the ne
generation rich il they had it.
IN Voter, which man do you consid
best qualified to represent you-Hc
The James Laird or his opponents?
The little folks had a pleasant p,
ty at Misses Bell and Florence ]
I'M wards last Wednesday evening.
No. 9 was Gre hours late last !