The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08

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The ladies II. ". society viii NEE,
at Mrs. 3. Perkins, Tuesday afternoon,
Augsst IL.
HARvEsTis0 il over. and now the
hum Of the ihreshing machine can be
heard in the distance.
Now Is the time ~ get your paper
for the campaign. TIE CHIEF will be
sent to any address five months for 50
cents.
THE question tina, IS now agi,aiing
our voter IN this congressional distri, {
rs who shall he our next congress
man"
4. Ii. BEowS has bought lots one
and two on corner Of Eighth avenue
and Cedar street, and will soon build a
residence.
RED CLorD is going 10 have a real
live circus in a few days. The little
boys will again Toe happy, and so will
the old boys.
Nix. 4. J. WEIGH has joined the Red
Cloud Cornet Band as %cornetist. Mr. ".
il a fine musician and can "toot" with
the beet OF them.
Mrs. NJ. G JACKSON Of Amboy has
gone to Indiana for I'll extended visit.
1t has been twenty FIVE years since she
\ yisited bav pa,ira S.ata
Nh. WIcKs OF Wells brough; this Of
flee some very fine apples this week.
The limbs were loaded. Every body a
have fruit that will try TO raise i.
Mk. JOSEPH SWAN, We understand,
will soon make arrangements TO start
an eating house at Oxford. He is one
of the best landlords in the state.
IN another place in TIE CHIEF will
be found q or. Dawes proclamation
i'm regard to the amendment that is To
be voted on at the November election.
X. V. SHIREY went To Lincoln on Sat.
urday, event ny and returned Tuesday.
Mrs. Shirey's many friends will be glad
to hear that her eyes are getting much
better.
The Saturday night concerts given
by the Red Cloud cornet band are fine
and are appreciated by our citizens.
The boys play well and are constantly
imp owing.
j. RANEY, threshed OH Wednesday
for Mr.. +. ii. Mellors. They thrcshed
out lll9 bushels Of oats in seven hours.
Mr.. Mellors mas raised a large crop
and is therefore happy.
THERE IL an awful amount of ma
chinery sold in this city this season.
Our agricultural implement dealers
have been very busy, and have been
working nxat and day filling orders.
The Omio Nal has changed from a
democratic to a republican paper.
Jack Scott has retired and Mr.. f. NJ.
Spaughey has been installed as editor.
The paper is improved by the change.
THE second nine base ball outfit of
this city played a match game with
the Guide Rock club on last Friday,
and as is usual with our ~boys-they
came out ahead. The score stood ~
TO % in favor Of Red Cloud.
BERG & MCGUIRE, the two enterpris-
ing gentlemen formerly Of this city,
and now of Guide Rock. are doing a
splendid business in that town. and
much better than they anticipated.
THE CHIEF wishes them success.
HOWARD DEIsHLy is very happy. His
extreme JOY was caused from the ar
rival of an heir o. Saturday last. The
smiles that played upon Grandpa
Barkley's face were the first indications
that u reporter had of the event.
Our friend c. Wiener, the well
known Red Cloud clothing merchant
has gone to Chicago for his fall stock
Of goods. lie proposes to lay in the
largest stock eve seen in Red Cloud.
He is an energetic merchant and TIE
CHEF wishes him success.
BERT CROMWELL, who has been i'm
the employ of Major Swan, at the Ii. &
NJ, depot dining hall for the past two
years. has left the city for 4 trip
through the northwest, to visit friends
and perhaps locate in business. His
many friends hereabouts wish him
bon voyage"
Mr.. ED. SUiroR, formerly a conduct
or on the B. &. NJ, and we'll and favor.
ably known to our citizens, has been
rusticating on the U. 2. Ry. for a while
but has now returned to his first love,
and will take a position as Diamond
engineer on the B. L NJ. Ed. has the
heartfelt wishes Of his friends here.
WHO will be our representatives
This county should think twice. and
then select the men who will be the
most fitting for the position. We want
good solid men for representatives, and
those who are known to be good
straight republicans. THE CHIEF be-
lieves hat aggressive men should be
selected, men who will work for the
people without fear or favor.
PROF. SCHINrELNEIssEH, of Lincoln,
a piano tuner, widely known through
out the southern portion of the state,
has, during the last week, been stay
ing among us. and by his good work