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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-05-09
Danforth,s Libsl Shit.

Old Joe Dsnforth, the isolated old man
of the Rock Islander. comes out in his
sixth day rehash this week and takes back
all he has ever said against David o.
Reid The old man crawfishes out of the
SANDER like tadpole in tight place
Mr.. Reid ought to have pushed the suit
and made it hot for old Dan.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-05-09
A GREAT DISCOVERY.

That is daily bringing joy to the homes
of thousands by saving many of their
dear ones from an early grave. Truly is
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Consump
ton, Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Hay Fever, Loss of Voice. Tickling in
in the throat, Pain in the Side and Chest,
or any disease OF the Throat and Lungs,
a positive cure. Guaranteed. Trial
bottles free at Hartz & Bahnsen's Drug
Store. Large size S100.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-05-09
The Republican Convention

The Republican county central COM
mittee had meeting in the Sherif's old
Office in the court house yesterday to de
termine the time of holding their county
convention There were present the
following gentlemen; Henry Carse and
Fred Denkman. Rock Island; Henry
Clark, Hampton F. E. Rogers. Port
Byron; W. Payne, Yuma; A. A Jones,
Andalusia; J. G. Johnson, Black Hawk
John Armstrong, Bowling; Ed H. Coe,
Coe; W. J. Entriken and W. R. Moore,
Moline. VIM. Payne moved that the
basis of representation he made on the
vote for Garfield in 1880. This motion
was adopted. 1t was then moved that
the convention be held on the 29th OF
May, and that the caucuses be held on the
Gath. This motion was carried and the
committee adjourned.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-05-09
Branching Out.

Phe Buford pillow works are branching
out. Yesterday they were engaged in
loading car with farming implements to
be shipped to South America It's well
known fact that the Buford plows are the
best made and as such is the case, theiI
implements are in great demand ali over
the civilized world
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-05-09
Nice Ice Cream Parlors.

B. Birkenfeld has reftted his ice cream
parlors aud he now has the cosiest and
most elegan: ice cream room in the three
cities. 1t is well known that Mr.. Birk-
enfald's reputation for making delicious
ice cream is second to none in the west
When you want real nice dish of ice
cream made from the pure cream 60 to
Birkenfled's on Fourth avenue m2.3m.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-05-09
improvements.

Mr.. j. Rosenield is having his
house on Third avenue and Twelfth
street fixed up in fine style. The carpen,
tiers have been at work on the house fol-
some time. and the painters will commence
work on il this afternoon. When all the
improvements are finished up, it will
loom up in grand style
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-05-09

Friday, May 3, 1884.
Rats.

Over ten large RATS have been received
By the Rock Island Lumber & Manufac-
turing company this week, containing
enough logs to keep them busy for the
next three months The Upper end
slough is nearly covered with RATS, and
still there are many more RATS to follow.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-05-09
The PRErTIEsr LADY In ROCK ISLAND

Remarked to a friend the other day
that she knew Kemp's Balm for the
Throat and Lungs was superior remedy,
as it stopped her cough instantly when
others had no effect whatever So tc
prove this o. Grojan will guarn
tee it to ALL Price 50 cents and 81
| Trial size free.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-05-09

Send Money BY American Express Co. Money
Orders.
Receipts gwen. Money refunded il
Orders are lost. Sold at all offices of the
Co. Payable at $500 places. Rates: tc
S5-5c.: $10-8c.: $20-10c.: $30-12c
$40.15c. $50-20c. Apr28d3m.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-05-09
PROBATE
Notice to Water Consumers

The semi annual water rents are due
May 1, and must be paid by the 10th day
of May at the City Clerks Office. or the
water will be shut off without further
notice. ROBERT KoEHLER,
tmy10 Collector
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-05-09
Cut Rates

Over any railroad at Glockhof's, under
the Harper house, Rock Island diff
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-05-09
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
M, q. SWEENEY,
e. W. HURST

TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
| Il Office No. is, P o. Block, Rock Island.
anr4l-dw6m
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-05-09
NOTICE.


this office. 9-d4t
FOR SALE-AnA No. family horse, at Carse
4 Ohlweiler's.
AM prepared to do all kinds of dressmakihg
and sewing at reasonable rates. Mrs. j. E. VIII
hanson, Sixteenth street, between Second and
Third avenues. m5-1w
. ROOMS TO RENT-With board or without, at
Mrs. j. l., Wil'iamson's, Sixteenth street, between
Second and Third avenues. m5-1w
FOR SALE-oid papers for sale IN any quantity
at this office, cheap.
FOR SALE-A two story house, nine rooms and
one whole lot, at very reasonable terms. Address
Mrs. Mary Frairerstit. Rock leland III. 291w
FOR RENT-A first class front room furnished.
Birkenfeld, Fourth avenue. ml-6t
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-05-09
81. C. CONNOLLY,
M. M. STURGEON,
M. M. CORBETT.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Office No. 1913 secor
d Avenue, between nth and 18th SITS, tup stair
Rock Island IN dec-12-d1y
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-05-09
Il D. SWEENEY. c. T. WALKER.
: SWEENEY & WALKER,

TToRNEYs AND CoUNSELLORs AT LAW
AOfice in Bengston's block, Reck Island, III.
aug-1-dwY
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-05-09

ATToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
II Office In Masonic Temple block, over Rock Is
land National Bank Rock Island, Ill.
dutf
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15
GARFIELD


Farmers are yer isusy ,hre,hing AL
ard putting up their lay.
Nirc shower iAst night.
:. II. Hall u building = mammoth
harm .os himself Nhfch wtil DC = gTcH.
improvement on that cTceE-
W. W HAr1u r. also building an.
Other barn.
JEFF Beauch2mp says &c = building
a barn on als farm hat with 4 stove
pipe through ,he roof ], aoks a. 3!
the old bach was going / !og hne
haired stock.
Warren Ken; i building a A,ssse OF
the 80 acres Of land housh. a. q Kent
Ed. from ". J Harms 5 sAor; tims
ago. bot We 40 not kuos whether War
rem - gong - back II Or not.
Mr. Fisk has got the ehcose lss'"ss
running IT liicss p~o~tIiico. lie
!. made his first batch last Mon lay. Sac-
cess Ia YOU Bro. Fax.
". :. /. Fox j able 10 get uut a
little again, bat We hear h. a.si.r. NJ
! Katie Fox IL quite sicE.
! Isaac Uirey h~l occasion - visit the
! doctor this week with a large alvccss
on hi cheek. The doctor boon essei
the pain and en-, him home rejoic'
ing. Flow Boy,
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15
SOUTH SIDE


Mr. Oliver Mccall will have the ,ars
est corn crop an Line precinct He
has $50 acres and IL w.il average - bu.
20 the acre.
Uncle Peter Marsdcn has tie largest
barn in Line precinct: II not the largest
in the county. IL Is 24XS3 Tee; Nth al
l. 2ixT2 feet, besides granaTy and corn
cribs attached. Nearly 20.OoD feet oi
lumber has been used IN the binding.
Sylvester Day and Mr.. Sutton did tAc
carpenter work. Uucie Peter intends
stab,ing all MS 6no cattle the coming
winter.
Mr.. VIM. Aultz intends selling hi-
crop and moving To Wells and starting
= blacksmith shop.
The baske. meeting on Dry creek
last Sunday was well attended. and a
good time. Rev. G.. w. iiummsll
preached IN the forenoon NJ ii o'clock
and Rev. Lenfest preached in the a.
ternoon At 5 o'clock.
Nothing has ~ vet been heard ofthc
los, child. There has been but littlc
doubt but that the child was stolen
and by parties who arc pretty well &C.
| uuainted with both the WAGNER and
Eandyke families.
G.. W. Hummel will run his sorghum
mill this fail "a usual.
Crops Of every sort are just booming
and tho early orn Is cafe and sound.
L. VI. AGUEss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15
FARhERS' CREEP.

Your correspondent has been asleep
for a long time. - | will drop r. few
lines, and perhaps he viii come 10 tho
front again.
Farmers ON the creek all feel happy
ThrcshIng Is all done and a good yield
OF good quality.
Some OF tiie farmers ere IN trouble
they don't know what they will DO With
their corn. where they will crib IL. IL
is calculated il will average 30 bushels
,o the acre. Some say 1t will 20 still.
higher.
Our cheese factory is doing well. 1t
ia said that they have used tons OF wa
ter this season and nave made it into
cheese. If that he the case Mr. Cham
berlin had better dispense with the
COWS. | am glad that the water was not
taken from this creek, or none has
been detected,
They have a new code Of laws down
at Inavale. Dame Rumor has IL that
a Justice acted as court, and as con-
| stable arrested an orphan for larceny,
fined him, then held MS valise for the
fine, and has il IS yet, for the boy has
left the state.
y f Harvey is a bachelor as yet, and
we don't know but he will DC for some
time.
Bill Walden is in an awful sweat, a'
the days pass so slowly it seems a. II
| the 18th would never come, as th'
chicken crop rs large.
George Hea,on is running Bill
Smiths steam .hresher. PETE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15
HILL CREEK
LirrL. ~iiATCurr

We'll, we will wake MP again. Last
week too hvsy - write much.
The weather i. nice and tnc isruIcra
are at their having. M,llet ]. nice
three % fonr tDns n the acre. arui the
rains 60 around To lct The hay MAKE ia
fine order.
Abou, one year ago Thomas Ernes-
ton moved on hi, place from Rcd
Cloud. lie bIi.,s fine house lev,2,
.ne also a blacksmith shop, which u =
great saving ~ horse fssh and pl"s-
Also helped 20 starr, Oug cheese factory
which i. I'll. all the rage here.
We have S~uuday-school In the old
Joel Martin district ai hn.f past niac.
aud last sunday preaching at half past
ten by Eledcg Well. and he promised
70 be on hand once ia four weeks p
tell Us the night Way. .
By The way. friend Expounder. &c
too would like to have a bridge acFos-
the river. 50 n yol don't get a cheese
factory you can buln. your milk oYe'
ON this eide u sotne Of III factories, n
We have two started and more talked
Of
W. J. Harris j. rejoicing over anoih'
or hcrier Of ten pounds weight IL hf
will give him q pony he will have TIE
| COWS mp in time for milking 10 20 Y
| the cheese factory. Massey JAsE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15
lS.y,lE

ne MfCfav lssys bAvc gsie ~st
Ga s.eai iAv staAr Ises @h fstat'
So .b. rt.as So goal
An siIor. b uste - "Nt
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srry Assrra uei cFgs oa - as
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a1suud hege stfY mueh
Nr Hrea. a!o.u. Il suefsh1s a IS
Ia,f wllli his uaaF hteaas ga t"t*
rlaar. al las tl s9Hse - Eusna s"i"
harrs fs.tlfes - shu pAr
sdsu4s AZ 4. a. Saa(au&s wa@ to
r..sausss rscaf - lse sHiuHae @%
7Hfr.fne sstaIu- Is cosEfe~
g1ee.hef wllH = nssc yuanA taan
tassk taruiss .vFIs tbe ne ~ snshf-
.;y ~ aa rAf.s aosss. aai thafAie'AY
euIu.ei ihe a nAiE asst . VeF9 &A@
Aoug.
Tie sske. gaecsug wa q 'ae
vsefy way ~eFe.1} ~ ie@ h~ss9i"s
yaua- gea1 tgus ihst side an"ants~i
,he.t eNIsul stgeL aul icssSik t''otn
ss'So- a. tha seeno Il sohnfss tctft"s
az tho yasts luaes o. ~slseIH! tse da}
A. t,ai they e5ali - lsofIe
ps 81 rs4A = it2l tloud a. az
+ i,.l ~asuuias - ia a vlSN oisbki'1.
4u. IL anrY o. the ,fsane AsSlnm
Hug. ven has returned ifsHt
tie rasL aud - At ppsssat ssmeshsi
7 uuu,H bglt utji assen ls able go 81
( a~ra,sus; aain a j. hoped. Ihsi he ~tis
/ reprrser.t IA Us the senate .siutsf
liz Ntii sneuea, - "a sasufei hset
IL ia aiFsuau ahAt a liitlp bsast4sf ~
/ cn;npsulri fsFtisi@ sil ssasthih&
/ sAsc. vii so ia politics. For issttaire,
/ JIiar O,asiin gut ufs SO tain las& sun.
dav eve. anl saar converting wah s
/ erai politicians e has piSco. Usnt his
way. aa,l immediately = aFan i%spfttsHi
a. thusB w~nt 10 work Fos 18Ass'a Bii
however strong ae makes lhafsls Isssi
ucians ne T. .iiil quite liable "a get len
~ the convention, Tor a g~sl nsny
psq5p,a aeem a. thlak what II a oso
laf displtcsns \ talented Young man ktr
"a al mar vita isist enoagls ssusn IA
o~saapv ,ke i~riieial bench. Dat iits
nain ~ i. shy DO we want . ~clsans
Why not giyo the hoy = shasce,
Cons isngs. iisAin.~. and UaFacs6s sere
l0t made lu one tsrm is sOok sears
70 make ,heu lesfiers. iasri j. oosss
re.iel 90 have the MOS; AFFINITY " sny
orths cAndsiat~-, aDd Il g,v.n ms
chance vail make y name f0r himself
sat % which Nebraska cons car
poin; siih a finger of pride. !. - a6a
reported ihai ~ put Gasiin IA ia pu'
up job By the dom.Scgai.. tho u6Irfsns
- put no man ,n the feb! aealnsI ban
n nominated. provided bs cat his ia
huenos indireety'fos a democratic iis
tne. Judge. and the democrats 81 ihi'
county affirm that ihat man snali come
out Il Rcd C7ond TIE republican,
shouhi hoax into these ti.snss l-lof.
going into the primaries .nsxt Sstus
day. and send men To- the eounsy CON
ycnllon Sho wiii do their best far IA
Hon. jane Laird. Y Y AsoLfo
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15


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The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

Cool and c.V.idv kA;yd41s, oacuua-
be-s and ch8rrs mgfpGs Rge nAssEs
tLeIr annual slas1
The yield .f ablat "a us par; o! tac
county j. above ,Ae average eoap4icd
Win other year.
Mr. Clifford, Uth eoHmtHiai.e les'
a. accommodate ihc paddle. ae 8't-
ni.hcl the p~ostoisuc saith as.! a.! tssi
ciass boxes.
pao lay lac. week . yogge ku.t on
hal = narrow escape from "a serious 81
unt fatal iaivTy. N-.iv i~e,lu. "a
turcs!.Ing machine hcalsawclis - and
T. get ar enough into lhe e~yana,s %
tear % PARTON stthe kan from threo 81
he finger.
On Monday las, Ms Cara Nallecs
had hes ann broken - . Gt D,.
Schcnts Drresvd Il frr be-.
There sill br . Sunday school psr.
ME III Waller grove one hail miir
south - Coairs wednesday. August
% All are. invited o. attend.
VIVA: Is the matter with oar mails
The CuiCfanl Argus instead 81 being
! len hero in the W1Tu-ug arc carried ou
! q Hasi.n~ and returned 10 - IA tho
evening. Eastern papers also soase-
/ times pass us IA ,lr evening and go
turn next morning,
LfrrLw iiATCurr-
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15
MINNESOTA.

One Of the most notable gatherings
at Minneapolis WAS the National on
vention of the Woman's Relief Corps.
IL was interesting tn look abou. the
room, and see the refined and inte!!ec-
tual faces collected there, and they are
developing q remarkable business tai
ent. Everything Was conducted in tho
best Of order. In the midst OF one their
secret sessions, IL was reported that
Gen. Logan wLs st the door seeking al
! mittance. Business Vas suspended,
| while Gen. Logan and pos; co!nmender
i'm Chief VandcrvoOrt. with some other
| notables of the G. A. Il. were adrsitted.
| The Gentlemen made complimentary
speeches and the ladies replies. y
The only army nurses present hap
| pencd 10 be ladies from Nebraska Mrs.
Painter of Lincoln and Mrs. Howe oi
York, they were introduced o the
! Generals, and more speeches were
! made. Afterwards Gen. Vandervoort
was elected rs complimentary member
Of the order. -.
Minneapolis is immcso, il is a solid
CITY for ten miles way, and prob
ably nearly that distance In another al,
rection. Just imagine the city OF Red
Cloud reaching 20 Inavale, aud you
will have some idea Of it 1t is busy
beautiful town.
The weather was warm while w
we're there, bu. we found comfort
and cool weather farther north III
Isanti county. 1t IS perfection there
for q summer resort. One Will ind
their small farms finely cultivated, ans
Fenced containing from 5 to 10 acres o
wheat and oats, ; or 4, Of corn and an
acre or two Of potatoes, and the re
mainder in hay, no pastures, tae cattle
on in the road, small pretty 2 horses
and large old fashioned homes. Blu
what interested ne most was the small
tracts OF real original forest Of large
trees and bushes and ferns OF ali kind.
growing underneath the rasberriet
were Just IN their perfection, CROWN;
beside the road, and the vines aroun,
the edge OF tho woods and IN ever,
available space small fruits OF all kim
grow Wild there, then the country j
dotted here and there with small lake
filled with fish. And the summer wealth
er is Just right. never warm enough y
he uncomfortable for a person who /
not exercising. And last but not leas
of the attractions, there are bears Their
was anxious to meet with m wheI
we were ont picking berries, bu; l di
not have that pleasure. There are N
snakes in that country. About on
month of midsummer is as long as
would want t stay there. The wintel
are long and cold. aad the snow
deep. A week was all We could spar
for that pleasant summer resort. an
we are now : Hutchinson, which ha
many attractions that l will mentio
in my next. BETsEY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15
scoTr.

We hare not had - much rain late
Is ~ We mad a fes weeks ago
A. Conyar has a noH frame house
Timothy Crowley nae bought some
landa bout one half mile wc; of lns~'
vale bridge: erected a fine dwelling,
and moved therein.
We have plenty o! roasting ears and
vegetables. and the children are Ea.ch-
ing TIE melon vines.
The corn 10 longer looks ike sJnie
rich lignii mas. bat r. q beautiful
army 81 glorious tassels and rass!sng
leaves. The prairie has ceased - - a
gaIdsn 81 ilovcrs. and tho sound - t.ss
reapers have hirshei Expeci Sfesa-
ing 10 begin ihis week
Prof Marx Noble. 81 Harlan, ksn-
ha. moved 10 Walnut Greek
The basket meeting ia " Jon@
! grove rrg.ei - he a y LAY
vas verv pleasan. Elder Stones soist
xori thl:he could not be pFessfit. set
| preaching Eas 4~slays.i - bong "a coz
venienL, thinking he might come The
| r-o-~xn was a. follows -cTyIses con
! ,nencei =. ten o'clock with singing.
! PRAYER, c0ile-tio1, singing, preaching
by i.ss. g. ". ifumme. anaounee-
nIert made tia, services would assiu
proceed a: 9 O'Clock. benedieisoD -
Rev. L. Z Noble. Dad 9Th tie nsso'
is,ers and other fr.eGds We we're stir
prs.el 70 see Prof ". v. Noble. isach
er Of the Harlan college, ia tie com
naDx OF his niece and her family. Irs
: n KlLaT, Mr.. Eandyke ard wife
and Mrs. Wsgooes were present ls
their grie! We deeply sstnpAtaiIe slu
ttrm. Little jessie Warpoc<. VIZ
came very near getting killed by -,
kick o. > colt last FTsisy. wa there
Services commenced ~ 7bcut the tsn4
appointed One hear ws devoted =
p-sser. praise. aod experience meetini
and va vel employed AS orcei
Bro. Lerfest arrived. accompanied /,
Mr.. Beal, sho were very gsaf 10 see a.
Bro. Lsnsest delivered q srlenlsd dfs
course On prayer. Collection xp A<
En- sgain, and the Whole srnousss n
ceiveS ss3l Ue were fisapposnte
sto know ws cossla rcs t~srtake 81 II;
Lordis supper because the elder ws
absent, bat sc expect fsnsliysso fsv
forever ca the ginxions fruits 0f Il
tree af f.se snxf oserhsn-s ;se swrs
s- rivaE Isf1fs e.e-za hove
! "a flesh disz and &c are free lrs'
earns c2se- Bark
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15
WALNUT C2EEk-

Harvesting in this community Is end
ed. Stacking Is the order of the day.
There is not = yery large acreage of
small grain Oh the creek this year, but
what there Is, has yielded well.
The farmers here are mostly engaged
in stock raising, and in the butter and
cheese business.
The beautiful Nebraska sur1ower is
beginning TO wave in the breezes. and
to follow the sun in his western trips.
by turning ner elegant yellow face
sun-wArd, as long as he Is above the
horizon.
Corn promises an abundant crop.
| From what We have seen IL travelling
| over one Of the northern counties o.
Kansas. and four counties southern
! Nebraska, a. well rs from conversation
and reading. we arc convinced that
these states wiii have a heavier crop o.
grain Of all kinds this year than eve
before. Success % the farmer means
success 10 everybody.
Making hay and ihreshiDg will keep
farmers and their help very busy 20,
some weeks 10 come. Grass Is Of Ell.
cellent quality here, though not quite
so large IS 1t Is is sometimes. Tbs
rain OF to-day will keep il growing
well awhile longer.
Samuel Keaton raised 3 large piecs
Of rs good spring wheat Is / have evsl
seen for q long time. He Eiso raiset
8 good piece Of FAX. His corn g-oa
ing finely and promises An exceilenl
crop. He Is a strong advocate II listol
planting. and mas been for the lst foo
or fye years. sam is one OF the hes
and most extensive farmers in this VI
ciaisy. He also pat-onizcs tie naval.
cheese factory. which he says pays.
Newt Womer raised abou: sevenil
acres Of excellent small grain, mos. o
which IS now IN the shock.
There are many Others on the ese.i
who have considerable quantities
:: waIca. ] csnacs scYcrt II detail
Doctor Sutton Of Judson, Kansas la
Just re.uTrScd s.om q ssaourn ~ Ali
:. iene. Kansas. where nc has been z
the bsaeItofas ilea.ss.
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kos ase cents p~f hzshsh shias ehs~s
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uylas a. Il as sess0 AHrs Hs
a. la. some enc 1T Aad sts'es -
f. ple
Mar VI anry. h.sa III Coal
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Tie ,oss sb,lI TIA; csvzi~l - uncl'
excitement lNst seek hAs NJ !c! Src'
nrari if,ai.
M. Aoitz = zia.a. % ~lalAApg =
hne hutsse Aasi = blacksmith s.soP AZ
Wells. wosge SIC expects - n2o5c laa'
f.al
~. Shut.s . 49, Ire Hngth >plo al ;he
river lhrr~'iur liz ..t. aaai Sa~ai
T. good aIll = giving a tar !3sta Tvi
acre
l. : Utlseru t5r-hoi go hushea
ii Huc Tufkey wheat o3l ~ Acsya Hos
- iiAt tJr wp.alT
4 Mccall sn,i John Gardner haa-ei
MA stacked a. .aIs a; unti.et ors
las last week Hos = i-at tur a hs
lay woTss fA.&t@
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15
NORRIS VICINITY.

Not having seen anything in your
paper from this part for a long time /
viii try and send you q few words
Farmers are mostly through stack
ing, and some have threshed. Perry
Norris had els bu. of wheat from Is
acres sown; Coo of oats, and some rye
and barley. Grandpa Norris had over
800 bu. of wheat.
Lon Hagen thinks that Webster
county is not large enough % keep
him so he will go west
VIM H. Barcus has his new house
completed, and is very bnsy praciic.ng
on his new organ.
Our Illinois GARNER SAYS ;hat he can
slog The best crSp = corr. i-H, etc,
A FOR the corn ne know tlia. it looks
WE'LL
Everybody seems to be happy !athis
| part. aid are wei Ieased with youi
: pape, and hope j, W. n.c<oss. Y
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15
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Huctn- assi sssskfnS i done AID
ihresA:He aA- tsrun.
G-ain q al srna- = cxceIsz, N
quality aud ii,c yieAd : fair lied As
Gsr "a we can learn = ahoai ne ao3boss
Wheat i Ia - bGshels. oss " - 81
I'VE ~ wszihar iuung harvest w.
rather Sc. bat no eoussdorAb!e dan
aas done.
Com /. tsoasninr and the test -.
,crer.A cav - N,Arz.kA Potatoes ani
a. kiud. 81 garden truck i abundant
surely farmers need 40; comTlA4s 81
.Sebr.ks, thu sea-
Norman Teal hAs cOne - Red WI
lox county 70 look sf,ef h. home
stead. m