The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

j. a. TULLEys was in Alma during
last week.
ID. NJ. PLATT has returned from his
eastern visit.
THERE was = picnic of young folks at
the mill on Thursday.
FRED HUMMEL bought a fine COW
from Mr.. Able, the other day.
Nh. HOUSEHOLDER, OF Cather,on, wal
a pleasant caller Oil Saturday.
MIS-. LEVI MOORE is visiting in Iowa.
Uncle Levi is o a hapless widower
Our friend County Treasurer Bus
chow and family spent Sunday in Blue
Hill.
WILL MosUER went to Denver this
week. He will spend a few days at
McCook.
The CHIEF is innebted { a band Of
young ladies for a fine serenade Satur-
day night.
= CYRESE Commandery, knights Tenn
'rtar have now about twenty uniforms.
They arc fine.
THERE will be a tremendous crop Of
corn in Webster comfy this years. II
is simply grand.
The Gardner House will now run a
free bus. This house is now becoming
deservedly popular.
| THE editor Of the Enterpriss. at Riv-
erton, and attorney Byrum, were pleas
ant callers on Friday last.
THE Nebraska Lumber Company
have laid ~ plank side walk from thoir
Office 10 Webster avenu
WIN. GATEs, our enterprising stock
dealer has shipped So carloads Of hogs
from this city since February ID.
OUR democratic bretheren held a
| meeting ut the court house on Satur-
day. Quite n number were present.
+. A. DURRIE, our gentlemanly tick,
ct agent, and wife. have returned "a
Red Cloud from their visit to Wiscon.
sin.
OUR readers should peruse Della,
forgue & Sellers new advertisement in
to-dayis paper. The boys start out
we'll
J.. n. BENT has q acres Of broom
corn that will yield nj least nine tons
1t is among the best fields that we have
observed.
LOOK ont for p~ickpockcts on show
day, and all sorts of tricks 10 deceive
people. There will be many and We
hope few chosen.
Mr., A. CrRE. was in Kansas this week
irving 10 secure treatment for hear
disease which he has been effected Will
for a number of years.
THE CHEF thinks that the indcscrim
mate ball throwing on the streets shoulc
be stopped before some one j, badly III
jurcd. IT is a bad practice.
SoaE of our express messengers vii
no doubt have TO movo to Oxford, whei
the change Of trains is made. Till
CHIEF is sorry To loose the boys.
Mr.. w. II. Cook has opened q luncl
room In Roby's old stand and has fittc'
things up in good shape, Mr.. Cook in
tends to run a first-class bakery an
lunch o
b. F, Waterman has six light horse
two secondhand hughes and one lum
Der wagon, for sale. Call on him q
his livery stable north Of the Hol!an'
house, Red Cloud.
CARD or THANKs.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ
&. Marsh take tins method Of returnin
thanks to the kind friends who x
kindly assisted them during the SICK
ness Of their little child.
DR.. STAPLEFoRD, brother Of MI
|, Allen of this city. now located at Ri'
, erton. WAS in the city on Sunday
, The Doctor is getting q good practice
!, We are glad to hear Of his success.
FRANK DIMoRiER formerly a citize
of Red Cloud and in the employ OF
S. Marsh, but now engaged in mercai
tile pursuits at Hebron, was in the cit
, this week visiting his many friends
4 Mr.. ALoNzo CURE, waa in Republi
0 City, Kansas. during this week. NJ
Cure is n stanch democrat and ",
8 much elated and pleased over tn
raising Of democratic flag pole in tn,
Il county.
}, PRoF. HAssoN of Colorado Universii
3 delivered q lecture or Japan in ii
5 Presbyterian church ut Red Cloud la
week. 1t was n tirst-rate lecture, goo
!, matter in good style and not oae trio
n OF the trade about it.
@ WE would respectfully call the attel
q ton of the citizens OF Cowles to Pes
L & Latta's new advertisement in apotl
@ er column of to-day's CHIEF. The
O give prices TO the people that will |
s. hard to duplicate by any house in Il
county.
n THE Grand ARMY of the Republ
~ will hold a grand reunion ut Fremor
- on September | 10 s. All Grand Arm
;, boys will be furnished with hadg'
; gratis, upon addressing J.. W. Mors
general passenger agent, U. 7. railw,
- Omaha.
l. ROAD Overseer Ballard, has been 4
4 ing n good job in grading the 70;
n from tie B. & NJ. to the river. This
a long needed job and the people wi
use that road VIII have reason to se
" grateful that the job has at last been s
"a compliShed.
re IL another column of to-day's pap
H. will be found the display ADVERT:
IL ment Of Mr.. Ed. Clifford. our wort
~ postmaster at Cowlcs. He is MAXI
in big reductions in his stock and war
nr to give the people at Cowles and vici
I'd ity tho benefit of it.
The little baby of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
"a Marsh, departed this life on Saturd
w night after a very painful illness offs,
in eral weeks duration. 1t was BURR
* on Monday. The beresved pareI
ne have the sympathy of the commun,
ld in their sore atiiiction.
Ia-i The following gentlemen are {
dc probable candidates for float represe
nd atives: Hugh Stevenson, of lnavs
be and j. l.. Haley, OF Red Cloud, eitt
of whom would be a credit to the q