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The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08
GTtDE ROrk.

L. r. Surveyors arc s,ill lowering
around.
Mr.. Hall and Miss CARRIER. Of Iowa
are visiting Abram CARRIER and family.
A. J. HaOes is Oft on = tout through
Kansas. and we all MRS his handsome
smiling face.
The new Occidental opened Monday
morning a. a hotel. The building and
furniture are almost entirely ne~ and
everything indicates that Mr.. aud Mrs
Grubb have struck n r,ch lead.
The Guide Rock nine "chased mp
the Saltwater nine last wednesday, -
To Is. But the ,llwAters sril yo for
our boys on the 9Th. At Guide Rock.
aud do them up perhaps. aud psrssps
not.
The Red Cloud second nine played
the Guide Rock second nine here last
Friday. The day Mas all that could
be desired, with its gentle warmth and
mellow light OF what seemed to be an
autumnsl sun, while an in~yisorating
breeze stirred the locks and rustisd
the coming mu.iaches Of the boys a.
they marched Ia the grounds ~ gsads-
atorial style. TO adj les; ~ the affair.
the little rooster. from Red Cloud Of
fered TO bet their last nickel that they
would &c; AWAY 9th our boys Isist too
too. In addition 10 all that. our eiu.
rens of both sexes and al conditions
turned out On Bsase 20 witness this
contest between the youaz athletes
from the two most important towns
along the Republican. James Blair
stepped nimbly forth - catcher. while
Paul PbAres, Of THE Cnisy. took hls
stand an pitcher. VI. A. Albright re-
.pondszi To the call for shor-.op. and
little Charlie Garter held fret bass
Henry Ludlow. also Of THg cHrEy.
took second base. while Bert Brewer
occupied third. The active Louis Ken
ney, OF The Aryss took ieh hssd. the
sprighsly Lee Tinker the center. while
the vlde-axake Charles kziey held
the right. For . fes rounds the
chances we're decidedly against the
Red Clouds, beis being offered on the
Guide Rocks sIth fex takers. But ~
the bright eyed damses eheerei the
players. and - no one really knew
! which nine they preferred. the Iiitie
Clouds spread themselves. and soon
began 20 resrieye- Bus few accidents
occurred. and . better natused set u
boys on both sides could not be found
Some very fine displays Of scientific
knowledge Of the noble game Q ex-
hibised by beth nines, and after . hoe-
" contested Trial of shsir respective
inertia il ~ announced 70 the specfs-
tors that The Red C'ondk had gained
the day-score . % t. But, deas
boys, { your lsnrsas meekIy. ioz
ous boys may Try yua On again. ard
hen look cut Rocur.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08

D. u Dcgnoy NJ IL and w!fe. ofthl.
city. haze made agFAnsment. by Which
ihey Wiil icAye Red Cloud on of about
August l5.h, Tor san frsnel.oo. Cal
ifornia. where they have engages .
sage fur I'eklng. China. The lkSrios
recently received AT appointment; from
Bishop Wiley. President of tie Mesho-
dist Board 81 Missions as Physician
To that city. and w,l! sail from san
Francisco on September !. Toe Doc
tor i,a. gained a good practice IN ,his
vicinity, and il vii. he with regret that
his many friends learn Of hts intention
to leave for A foreign shore. However
mis- friends will wish him all possible
C in his new field Of labor. THr
CHiEF wishes the Doctor success. pros
perity, aud riches. III whatever land he
may locate in the great future. This
il indeed n good position tor the Doc
tor. and il the highest gin IN tie prov
ince of the NJ. T.. church. aud wH-
therefore u great surprise Ca the doc
tor on receiving the same. The doctor
is well qualified for the office 10 which
c IL appointed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08
Gsras,d Post. No. 80 surprise and Captured

At a regular meeting. with out post.
properly guarded" We had transact
ed our regular business. There being
no cause for alarm, We were fighting
over the battles of bygone days. when
our out-posts we're suddenly attacked
and oyerpowercd 10y the Ladies Relief
Corps. armed with tin cups and plates.
marching To- the music Of the coffee pot
who demanded an unconditional sur
render Of the Post. Oar commanders
appetite being good, his stomach over.
coming his valor, SURRENDER cal and
chivalrous a. IL may seem. We pro
ceeded To avert the calamity by ab.
sorbing the ladies' ammunition, con
sisting OF hot coffee. sandwiches. cake.
etc, and what in army parliance would
have been considered disastrous 10 the
cause. IL was. n surprise long O be re-
membered and the most pleasan,it h..
been our lot to enjoy. After some APP
propriate remarks by the Rev. Com
rade Brown and others. and singing
some Of the old camp songs, all repair
cd to their homes, feeling that 1t was
good to be there.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08

TnE Rel Coad Miis sss g.tsaaE
there They havs bssa sssi.as"saaE
for some time Ia furnish . quality 81
tiouT' that sosiid compare ssh the
beet aud have n0s gsin~. as q s.is
reputation. Their White iAily = ssia
By dealers for ei2; per zach sai "a
equal In any foreftn Hour 80 III mar
ket which 70 .old for Else pes sssk
With their n~~ miller Me-. benasss
n .~uperen,end lie r~earrsaShsent Of
their machinery ,hey are sFsosly an
proving their different grade. II asss.;
The people from the eoonsfy are 81
.miling over the nice. white leaves
made ffom Rel Cloud Mills ross-
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08

To ALL who subscribe for The CHIEF
now, or pay up their subscription, from
this date until Move nber /, will re.
ceive a fine portrait of Bsine and Lo-
gan. Recollect oar campaign offer
Of five months for 50 cent?, or TIE
CHIEF and your choice Of either the
Chicago Tribune, Inter Ocean, Toledo
Blade, or Philadelphia Press, until
November LIST, for ONLY IS cents. Don't
forget it. Either one of the papers
are worth twice the money asked for
them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08


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The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08

A quarter section of Lard &c sale.
Price oiiO. 0o.isgi house wslh t.o
rooms. ,wo SELLS ~ sstsr. iyo shade
tires. ~ .Fusf trees. E-Aesss under cal.
tisaiiou. 10 acres good ps.ss laad. st
ua,esi in Walnut Esek psecsae1 fcs
further particulars inquire a. tAs -
Gee. If
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08

A coRRECIIoS.-In the notice Of dis
trict So last week it should he So. In
four years teaching in Nebraska the
teacher has never seen a kinder OF
better people or a better board OF d.
rec,ors. To them and t< Kens's and
Stress districts the teaehe: returns his
gratitude and love for kind treatment
duing ten months teaching. They ex-
cell all Others for kind treatment 70
the aged. Dear friends. farewell.
Z. b. ROOKIE
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08
Ihe Ealr.

The Webster county agricultural so
ciety arc bound TO have a No. | fair
this year. The 800 spoken Of lss,
week Us necessary 10 buy the presen,
grounds has been raised, and the asso-
citation will soon te transformed into a
duly Incorporated association under
the state law. This will give the asso-
citation funds by which they can fence
the grounds end make other improve
ments. Let every farmer. every me-
chanic, every laborer. every merchant
AMI every lady in the county make dill
ligeut efforts 10 take some article To the
far for exhibition. The farmers should
tASe pains and pick out some Of their
best grain, vegetables, fruits, etc, for
fair. and not only that make arrang-
ments now to haye some OF their hes,
stock OH exhibition. Let every body
boom the fair, its bound to be a success
this wear.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08

TIE M.-h .gae surs !. seAl al the
lo~ pFsoe of So ~eeass~hqusd SO ptiAs
IL vufes ihs susss eases nt lh3fi stsy
sgIc. and III fsfins o Ga ls AnI fsyet
pr salc hy iIsnfy CDk
fnr - ~iiius, lssFsus. ssres piles str
Use Mar.h. ~nrtis Anlmeal. fa
sale by iisnFy C.sk
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08
On Wednesday last while Mr.. NJ. X.

On Wednesday last while Mr.. NJ. X.
Bently, of this city was driving in the
country, he called on his friend, Oliver
Mccall, living in Line precinct whom
he found very busily engaged in farm
duties. Mr.. Mccall has n fine orchard
of some fifty trees. which Mr.. Benily
thinks will amount 10 At least seventy
five bushels, the largest yield probably
ever produced in the county. He has
also q fine lot of cattle. among which
are a number OF thorough-breds, and
Mr.. b. thinks he has the finest lot OF
spring calves he ever saw in the coun-
~. He has l25 acres ofcOrn that will
go not less than seventy-five bushels To
the acre. He has one of the finest farms
in the county, and why not, for he is a
hard working man and understands
his business.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08

Nm O. = T.yios j. prepared ~ d.
al kinds of d~rc<mAkiag on shos. no.
tice, and - reasonable rates. Uas
doc. eas. Commercial house. 51f
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08

The next meeting OF the Blaine and
Logan Club will he held at Red Cloud
on Tuesday the 10Th Of August, at 7:30
Good speakers will be in attendance at
that time. The place Of meeting will
be announced hereafter. By order of
executive committee.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08

] NJ. Ail.s a John Csa.ksrd whe
arc ~,hre.hiug in -snith eoaistY Fspast
the yeild 1T slasef shrss very he@sy
They are usins's nee J. l CsssAxts.a-
ar purchased II A A. Pope.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08

10 oassej by deesyoi teeth than people
generally are sssf. 81. ia The SHAPE ~
orc eyes. indigestion. nssrsisla. st
II they can be saved have them hiis<l
al once. All kinds ~ f~i,linss inseStea
Al Parker. Jeata. roosns over sbsrsss
drug store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08
Asml.ss ~ esaual rs.san.,slss

An per-sns waiting sssaa- 80
plshts .hoaib send tn shsas a<ssSs sss
I. III Rasa Hell Ca@sa. As ths ssst
~ dsss ss ~Septssaisf - tae pfvFss
tine s.E iAli setting uss pasnss sfe
tie l~.s sn tho HaAFkst t9@s
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08

10 20 through life s.sh 'i.n.s. "a The
mouth. making the breath Zeal aud sf
fec,ing the stomach Al kisds ~ asa.
hc.al teeth male al farssss dsatsi
ROOM, over sbeser. drug store
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08

4 A. PorE is having very heavy
trade on the Case Agi;Asor and new
Woodbury. power He delivered one to
l. E. Johnson & j. A. Winssed ~
Bloomington last Saturday and has
one to delivered 1t Riyerton and ono a
franklin this week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08

LEAvx your order. and lhsy wall AZ
sif tifnrs ~r.csive the best sstsnsioa ard
delivered 81 your door free % charge
New York grocery and qssess.An
house. n
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08

Ma Daxy Ia. rucAsr-d IN the LAD
fsx dsys. over ~ T~&ssos asd afa~
brellas. II you ssni tepssfsnx ~ that
iine. call on him. SID
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08

J. Brxx II coxiss purchased . J.
Case Agi,asos Of A. A.. Pope lass ssisf.
day.
W. u GuT 81 Colombo. ia. taken
rs position II nsrsa oref.los al hs
/ W. uu5crstA1s ,As.f 0 GaSmfu-
"a as start a eass.e asaaos o. &a
/. Creek.
TnEEE uiIi be q .bo~ssnx match o4l
.hou day. Our sporismen WILL please
Take notice.
REy. rarffEx CLEAKr Will bold mas.
-, tie Catholic church on Saturday. Al
the usual hour.
IL j. rumored ,ha. one OF ogr younr
rsen all join the matrimonial ihrotg
before many more moo
wv. DIckLgsoS. OF the hun o. oTns'
b. & DickersoD. ~ent 20 Denver Sun
day and will re,urn SATURDAY..
T. ]. Mo.HEE sold hi. n;cx; msrke,
TO D~eleforgue & Sellers OF Thundsy
We hope the boys will meet with SIS
, cess.
&. T.. Woop Of this city, has been
appointed agent for the Continental
insurance Company. He ~iil call on
the people in a !es days.
Ox Monday night. Mis- NcBnde,
gave one Of her interfering entertain
men,s At the courthouse hall tn a FAR
| audience. The reading Was fine and
appreciated by those present.
OUR friend Geo. Dodd, has become
manager IN chief Of the abstract busi-
ness, and Is now giving i, his undivided
attention. George has got the vim
20 do whatever he undertakes. and We
feel assured that this will he no excep-
ton To the general rule.
TIE store owned by d. L. Virgins
and his nephew VIM. Virgins at Coro-
ma, Col, 63 miles east Of Denver, was
destroyed by iire the night Of Angus,
3, about 10 o'clock. Fire caused by
the explosion of a lamp. Nothing was
saved from the stock but the post of
flee department, a few shelf goods,
come few sacks o. feed, and the money
drawers. The stock WAS insured but
not the building. Mr.. Win. Virgins
is well known in this vicinity, his fam
ily re ,iding near here. He lost all his
personal effects.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08
TxrE uxKsr.


We hare rsed al your Toase
assringsns ui;h happy sesalH. No .
single compl2ins r.ssssns 60 10 hss ss~s
reached ns-IJones a js<kssn. drux-
gists. Jonesaarz. NO.
"Pse.se send us $40 dossn Marhs
tonic 0.ssnxeni - oaee. Is works .
charm in dxiskssA and ssmzs< esra-
plaini"-lw1sd Z vsasbss. druSx<z.
ks;ioosbarysNol
MAnhis tonic sssrfngeus 10 "a. sHls By
Hemp Cook druggist Nod Coud r.
quickly cures eissshoeA, dysensAsy,
cholera infaasntn. cho1srs norsxss. sai
the smmex oonpiains p< eAitasesz u
10 . delightful remedy Sc. Cd ssa
young Pres 50 csusaI
Foz sAIE-A rumb~r Il esaAsy
biras' Cell - tie rxssdsncs q an
desssgned. "a mssss wess q Red Coed
sl-3upL Miss Bcx1is-
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08

THE Union Pacific surveyors have
come and gone again. This time tn ey
have made a complete and permanent
survey, and We understand that the
road is almost an assured fact, or at
least that seems to be the sentiment of
the surveyors. The officials Of the
road accompanied by Jay Gould have
been looking over the eastern end Of
the extension, and we understand that
they are satisfied with the prospect.
The railroad as surveyed is said TO be
one of the best lines possible Ia be Sc
cured in the state for a railroad to tray-
erse, and it seems plausible with all
the advantages TO be obtained there
from, that the L. p. will build the road
and the newspapers along the line
seem to think that operations win be
commenced on the same before the
snow flies again.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08

AlS1~ .tLs.S AMI Ia. htoshss vi.
liam have stared ,hess res Csc Axi
tatof they report The yssij II ~asAt
heavy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08

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~ zrsaAl aFsEst .az.S sncf~sts4sAc
fe~ts cause Tho tTssss! hoxfts - g1Aa.
arsi a breath to ssop. sssi tie ssu~s
iasp~spng ssrsxs parade ever s~~a -
ulssFt.l m@n TAc~~. ga bnel. srs Aut
. part II the msay attractions Il sses
lins ~u-sh. vA.i aai vafi~i sAstSsy -
the startling symbols ~ sapsvaae pr
fsrss@B An au4ss4r HK<a AR. tFTc ca
Etb4lOn of asua sscTussun IL . h@
yonI ali p~.st'e doIts ths Ars~~i sad
mu.I sarc1 .hns IN al tie wugt4
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08

PROF. NADAL has the most complete
mastery over his rich and powerful
voice. He delighted his audience with
several OF his " poetical produc-
tons. best of which, was the "Beggar
Boy Til, beautiful poem is equal
in freshness and sentiment, and SUI
pcrim in poetic merit, to any ever
written by our favorite, Will Carlton.
We believe Mr.. Nadal is the only elo-
cutionist in the country who adds TO
the charms of his fine voice and native
genius for reading n repertoire of his
own pro1uctions.-Chicag Inter Ocean.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08

A DREAM REALIzED.-For some
months past John Parkes has been
trying to get a good well bored on his
farm, but it so happened that he Was
only partially successful, until recently
when he had a new one sunk, but a.
before only a small amount of water
run in. The other night John. while
sleeping as only a shoemaker can
peacefully-he dreamed that the well
had suddenly opened a new vein. and
wa running over John seemed TO
be struck torcibly with the dream. and
determined 10 go and see if the dream
vas q sham, and straishtway harnessed
his bronchos to his sidebar, and drove
out to his farm, where, 10 , and behold
his dream VA realized, Tor the water
Was surely running out at the top OF
the we'll in . large stream. John was
q happy man. and now believes tina,
dreams are forsrunners of coming
events.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08

MONDAY A. A. Pope delivered all.
Case Agitator to Tollyson, Bryngleson
4 Nelson Of Inavale precinct.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08

u S1pti 4 NJ late ~prose@H ~
rhetoric snd el,-u,soa in the uiss.o
Metropolitan Coll,gc. ~dl appear .,
Red Gos,d. August IA l>>. IA hs a.
tisiic and refined entertainment va
Guiding hls ininitahie character cFsA
,,oG., and embracing the SHOE range
81 drsmatieAi and 0Fsloucal eaoft
Tie entertainments cotnpTtS-. both the
.sr.on and the humorous. ani. shesh
.r rendering the diiaculi pA.xs~. q
Shakespeare zB,i shc babie az scsne
mirth-pruyoksus buEl..qde. the ds!s,
cry - always Iet.nci. scholarly and
artistic. The nrsi part 10 devoted ~
dnlaclic. dramatic and tragic readings.
and ia. second pan to dialect r~.ciLAl.
and hHs wonderful approximations al
chsra ,ger. Tho~o Who oig-cs Ia the
stage, and sha. Therefore. have fes Up
~poI,uniiIe. To husr the creations Of po
etry correctly interpreted aud the var.
ious types II character effectively pa
t,ayea. ~ili take pleasure IA lsauag
NJ Sadsl Assuming for the
the and facial expression o.
the character hs represents. b. g en-.
abled Ia hrng ugt and indisIduAltss
each character ~Ilh the greatest pussi.
bic force.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08

A DUEL.-A ripple Of excitement
WAS caused by a scratching match ON
the east side on Wednesday. Two
best III three. distance sixty feet, and
lots of fun. When time was called
and the cambatants called up to the
grand stand, some fellow was uukind
enough To Say that il was first blood
for Cleveland" The Marquis of Goose
berry rules were omitted.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08

The tepab1lcaa s}~esas. - nAa
Cwud p~rvsEnri are r~ls@s@5 80 ne~
81 the csssau hsss.e tn h~s G1e1 80
~ssarlsy. suEust "a sci as. ssk
2 a. az The pafv..s ~ ss~Hs
Gsslts ilsl dsi~x4srs as r~eFFesesss s4aA
pEsx8nst a tie FeeubEAa oAas9 ea
svauon. ~ DC tsshi rs Rel Cos3 So
MospiAy. AsEuss IL Is>a
~ 81 SIS
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Der mrrS in RImirn

Glmtra, N..Y.. -. SauHar. .-@efteru
Absno 5ntIten 10 uub II lbr traf Der Bug
bier etn, Guf usldem f6 Bolt,etdaf 9tttle
un6 Der Der @rmorOuug Der Rate 8raber,
bon, beitul6igte gBt[lIam Retnede 6efan.
osu. Gina 5000 gtsugierige batten itd am
Sabnhofe etngefunben, nm etueu 8itt auf
oen 9etangensn 3u perfeu, muBten aber
suttaui4 hetmtebren, benu Der Bott3eidef
bate ben 3ug on Baterfra6e, cine babe
Vfstle bonn SabubOfe entfernt, anbalten laiz
len uHb mar nit fetnem @efangeueu BON ou
aus In elmer Rutide mad 6em 9efiugniIie
gsiGbrsn. Su Der 3eGls, ote ietuer 53ett Der
por 3tpst Sabren btugeri6tets abbott time
bate, mar gPetuede febr idpeigfam uuS
ltsB ld NIT ben Bugelaiienetl 8erthterfat.
tern ui6t III etue uuterb baltung etu. unter.
nsgs mar er iebr Gsiprddtg geneieu uuO
batte srtIdrt, ct babe am Brettag, 6sm EaQe
oss giorosa, In flatbuib on etuem Galle
tGetgsnommer. st osrmodte ieood Rtes
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gelpseH. Dtetnede leuguet, mad ieiner gats
lafurg aus Der Seferungsanfalt ptsOer in
@lmtra gepeIeH III ietu. Su ietnem 8slise
tano man etuen put, iOipie Sdubs, 6ie in
Glmtra getauft. tporoen tnb. Seute ptro
Wtetrsde NIT ben Geuteu Coufrontirt nerOen,
ete bas 0dbdeH NIT ibrsm SeaIetter in
BImiro fnheu
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Miprb uuS SelbftmprS,

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Sn 9eorgiaOtlle, R..S. lptelts iih geftern
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ietn Wtttagefsn uHb arbettete oauu am
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LID tte fSabrtt UsrlteB uu6 ii6 mad SauIs
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Bette, ais CT in's 3tmmer trat; er ergriff stu
Raftrmefer un0 ianitt erif Der Sdlafsuosn
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bic tbu batteu tomnsH isben, einttateu, MAT
bic 6ruu foot, Sbsa farb etutge Rtuutcu
barauf. S4Ou Dor 3pet Sabreu batte Sbea
ietue Srau ermorbeu noIeu uuo tbr Orei
itItmme SttdpunSen betgsbraGt; bafir
mur6e er ju Is WOuaten Saft parurtbetIt.
ytahbsm er pteSer sutIaiien tporeen mar,
bstrIa Ct iif cine 3ett lang frtebltd, bor
Uter gEOdeu aber gtug er Der 5rau nit etHem
Rriirmefier Su Getbe, un6 fie muste Dor tbm
aus BEN QaIle fluhtsH.
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