The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-12

tut were re-erected.
IL. {. SooTr is going to build . new
barn OH Lis premises.
>. Wolf iia. moved into his new
house IN the south end.
Mr. ALLBaUGB, Of Scott, made us a
very pleasant call this week.
Tue W. &. T. u. will meet ut Mrs.
Billiards., Wednesday, September IL.
iHE REV. u. W. HUNMELL will com
mence making sorghum In n few days.
Iiss BERTHA OWEN has been engag-
cd to teach the chapel scn,o. la lh-
south end of town.
WIN. LETsoy has returned from the
east where he purchased a large STOCK
OF dry goods, etc, for the fall trade.
The kansa. City exposition is now
open, aud will continue To be a great
feature Tor the city until the 2Oth, when
IL closes.
PARTIES wishing to make entries for
exhibition al the fair can do so by call
ing at the law office OF kaiey Bros.
Don't forget 1t No fees.
ii. RUxDELL, living six and one
hall miles north Of the city, comes to
the front with a bunch of blue Joint
grass : feet aud II inches high.
Mrs. BRIGHT, a lady living near Blu
Hill, WAS before the board of commits
sionrrs tor insanity last week, and was
adj Judged insane and sent TO Lincoln.
MIS-. JOIN MoORE, VINO has been to
the mountains for her health has re-
turned much refreshed from the Invig-
Grating influence Of the Colorado ell
mate.
DIR. II. ANDERSON commenced school
last Monday IN District T., on Farmers
Greek. Mr.. 4. Is AN experienced Led
agogue, and W i'll teach the young IDEAS
in good shape.
TIE pews are being arranged in the
Baptist chu cIl. The Baptist church is
IA very handsome ediiice and a credit
To the city, y indeed are all Of the
churches in Rel Cloud.
Our friend j. II. Remsburg, who
recently located here. has bought six
ofland, and will erect him a fine
suburban residence. This il the kind
of people Red Cloud wants-those who
come to stay and are enterprising.
We are indebted to our friend. Mr..
Worley, for one of :he largest and best
watermelons We have seen in Nebras-
ka. Ii measured three feet and one
around aud one foot through. 1t
WIS raised Oh Mr.. Ayers farm near
~Inaralc.
THE passenger brakemen and Pull
purters have a new b. & NJ. Rv.
schedule under consideration, and ex-
pect 10 issue Il new time card soon.
The officers OF the road will probably
be notified before the change actually
axes place.
TIE greatest curiosity that has APP
pear.d IN many years in this section,
a rainbow winch shown forth in
all lie briliiancy OH last Friday night
after the heavy rain which fell here.
At the time the moon was shining
very brightly.
\. ). MARSH is making q slaughter
of his stock of goods. to make room for
his stock of dry goods. which will br
The largest ever. brought to- Red Cloud
He proposes To do an exclusive bust
ness. and from what we know Of him
TIE CHEF feels con fident that he will
win.
Mr.. Ella Cox, of Webster county.
has purchased the Becker farm four
miles northeast of town and will re-
move his family there ahont the first
Of November. We understand that
Mr.. Cox il an energetic farmer, and we
welcome him 10 this MANIFESTATION
A GREAT many Of orr citizens went
u Omaha this week to the State fair:
noticed among the number. j. q.
Chamberlain and 4. q. Knight, of In
a. 4. Pope. g - CLANCY. ID. s.
lIeivern. W. H.. Strohm, Mr.. Bronell,
and a great many OIL hose names
do not now call to MAID.
OUR Kansas friend, should not fail
10 bring in some article Of exhibition
to II county fair next week. Com
Is open TO Smith and Jewell
counties we understand. Let every
NAN bring something if lis not more
than a dozen ears of corn, a peek of
potatoes, etc. Don't forget the date.
Sept. l., is and ~. Everybody come
and make the fair a grand success.
q. w. KNIGHT. of Inavale has been
appointed station agent at that place
by the b. & VI. officials. This is a
appointment, and THE CHIEF
congratulatss Brother knight on his
success. The station is now opened
for regular business. This will be a
great help TO the people of the vale. as
heretofore they had to 60 to Riverton
or Red Clond to do their shipping.
OUR friend c. Wiener. has secured a
of the c end of Marsh's
dry goods room. and has made an
department of il. This de-
Is connected with the gener-
M store by IN arched way. This gives
w. comfortable quarters, ami he
has taken advantage of the increased
room, aud put in the largest stock of
clothing ever brought to the valley.
Nothing succeeds like success.
1T has been suggested 10y a number
of our citizens that efforts be made
getting the Western Union to
pnt a telegraph Office up town. This
would he a convenience that would be
appreciated by all of our business men
and We actually believe the receipts of
the company would be increased from
one-third to one-half of its present
receipts. We believe the general su-
perintendent could well afford to give
an uptown Office
The Nebraska Lumber Company.
with its usual enterprise. has establish
ed a wholesale lumber yard at Omaha.
This company Is rapidly increasing its
business, and have put in several new
yards in various towns in Nebraska.