The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-20

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Mr.. J. W. Sherwood Offers summer
goods at cost. See advi. in another
column.
The chances are good for Red Cloud
Ia receive q visit from the festive cir
en-. yet this season.
Mr. II. X. Pecry. correspondent and
solicitor for the State Journal called
a, thee headquarters last Saturday.
Harves; has fairly commenced and
on every hand the goldea grain is
being gathered by the careful husband
men.
There was three train. wrecked on
the Republican Valley Division Of the
u. Il ". in the short space OF forty
eight hours.
Another change has been made n;
the Red Cloud Mills. Mr.. Sayre re.ir-
ing and Mr.. Frisbie again taking hold
Of the enterprise with Mr. Potter.
About the 18th Of next month +. l..
Grub will sell his farming imple-
meuts, stock and growing corn at
auction on his farm north Of Cowles.
Sec advt. next month.
l.. Baum Is feeling so good owe the
prospect of bountiful harvest for the
farmers Of this part Of the state that
he celebrates by having twins ut his
house-a bog and girl.
John CARRIER started last Sunday for
the Ho. Springs, Arkansas, where his
father. Mr.. Samuel CARRIER has been
for some time. 1t was the old gentle
mans wish that one Of the boys
should join him there.
The Red Cloud boys go to Bloom
ington to-day Thursday to play a
game Of base ball with the Blooming
ton nine. They have secured half
fare rates and invite all who wish to
witness the game to go along.
Mr.. A. A. Pope showed us a sample
of winter wheat last Saturday that he
said was raised by Henry S,eiFen,
south of the river, and which he says
turned out nearly so bushels to the acre,
3! acres yielding l70 bushels.
The Hebron Journal hits them a
square thrust in the following: The
mcanest critics newspapers have, are
men who never spend a cent for one,
but slip in and read their neighbor's
paper, and then abuse it round!y."
The b. & NJ. Company having COM
pleted the eating house at this place,
the best building Of the kind between
Lincoln and Denver, now propose to
build a passenger depot at Red Cloud.
and, We understand work has already
commenced on the same.
There will be n Temperance lecture
at the Congregational church OF We'd
nesday evening July 10Th, at s o'clock,
by Mrs. Cooley, who is sent by the
State Temperance Union. She is said
to be a woman OF talent. and We be-
speak for her a full house.
Paul Vandervoort Commandcr-in-
Chief Of the Grand Army of the Re-
public is expected to be present at the
Soldiers Camp Fire and Festival on
the evening Of July 25th, 1882.
Speeches for tho occasion will he
made by numerous persons.
We always thought that if the peo-
pie of this county would go to work
and get rid of the dishonest ring that
controlled its affairs for so long, they
would be blessed with good crops, and
the result Of farming operations this
year at,ests our good judgement in
the matter.
To the farmers and people Of Web
ster county. am aware of this fact,
that / am dependent on you for the
support Of myself and family, and for
this rcaso l keep for sale harness,
collars, whips, ily-nets and everything
in the harness line which | will sell at
iiicing profits. o. G. ROBERTS.
In view Of the fact that the b. 4 II.
r. r. CO., are spending thousands Of
dollars in Improvements at this place,
and that the country is blessed with
an abundant harvest, IAN anyone
have doubts of the future in store for
Red Cloud. Webster county and the
great Republican Valley.
The Teachers Institute will CON-
mence at this place August 7th. The
Supt., desires to procure board with
private families for a number Of teach
ers who will be in attendance. All
who are willing to provide for one or
more boardcrs while the Institute lasts
are requested to notify the county
Supt.
Hon. d. II. Wheeler, of Platts-
mouth. Secretary Of the Nebraska
State Board Of Agriculture has our
thanks for complimentary ticket to
the 10th annual fair to he held in
Omaha. Sept, 18th to 10th inclusive.
II we attend the fair we certainly will
call at the Sccrctary's office and
shake" as requested.