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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-11-21

Grover Cleveland owes his success, il il
may be termed such, entirely to the 1853
votes of the Solid South, which were held
.olid only through fraud and intimidation.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-11-21

A favorite brand of Bourbon whisky has
been named st. Johnin honor Of the man
who saved the party that denounced sump-
tusry laws in its national platform.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-11-21

The moral standard of the country got a
good boost las. night in celebrating the old
bachelor who is the father Of fourteen
year-old boy.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-11-21

Just think Of il, 100000 new officers to
make after March Alb. There will be more
shattered hopes among the fellows who fail
70 get there than from those going out.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-11-21
WICHITA, KANSAS, NOV. 2l. 1884

St. John measured by the past will be
keeping saloon in some Democratic ward
before next spring.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-11-21

Ii is said that Grover Cleveland has prom
ised to marry another girl before spring.
Look out for another kid and another broken
VOW
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-11-21

Those 100000 loyal followers of the
saint, who voted as they pray, helped
grandly to pull through the cause Of
reform.-Kansas City Times.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-11-21

Lyon county has a grand jury in ses-
sion, and from what the Republican
intimates there will be warm work
when that body returns their findings.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-11-21
0u[StockSEntiIe|ytooLaIge

We have orders from New York to COM
mence and reduce stock We will not wait but
commence at once. Will make prices to all will
be our motto
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-11-21

P.S. Jim W wants the post
Office, but have my eve on il. Ii we
are going to have q Democratic gov
eminent l thiuk the drunkest men
should have the Offices, and l know l
was drunken than Jim.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-11-21
THE PRACTICAL IN TEACHING,

JAMES SMITH, Secretary of State.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-12
GUIDE ROCk.

SIR. Phillips little sou fell OF . horse saturday
evening and brokr an arm. DIR. Brown MAS
called and the LITTLE fellow IL doing nicely.
A number of our ladies ARE WISHING friends IN
oili-r states. among whom are NcsddTTrs >abin,
Pr"i1ii. Montgomery. b iniIey and Phillips, AMI
Mrs. Philips, vile " our livery man, sls IL Wv
Ting oil TREND, IN Iowa
Dr. MortHSiiie has returned FROM Colorado.
mnciI Improved in health. II - now hoI~d 10y
his fiic!ids and patrons that tire doet0r may
sp,li be anie 10 rcs,iine hts Office practice. A.
has before been stated the doctor has bee sore
IL afflicted with heart disease and asthma.
Wal & fInnIer Son are building "A sksi ing rink.
&0x ~ (, 81, which. when Completed. viii Use one
OF the hqcst In the STATE. The foundation Il II
brick. the lumber of the best quality. AMI Sr. y.
L. NaTrel. the contractor and builder. - too we'll
known ia heed mory than the meit!on oi the
tact. Ia guarantee Ia M minds of the public
that the building viii be- a good one.
Frank Hlcok and his wife are nov tho proprt-
eiOrs Of one OF tlIe hest hotels IN the Republican
Morgan House has been enlarged. aud remodel
ed. painted. refurnishcd and put In hr.t class
share. In every seDs- Of the word. This new
house il ~ nearly perfect In it, appointments a$
the larger aud more elsboTaisly furnished hJiss
- In the cities. The travelling pubic seem "a
have caught on by intuition. and arr making
a rush for this ronmodiou- and PHEASANT place
Of rest snd comfort. When Mr.. and Mrs. IL
took the Morgan House IL was ~ no srry enSt
able condition., but through pluck and courteous
treatment 81 their guests they have ESTABLISHED
a reputation that extends far beyond The tord
err Of the state. That this pincky little cou,ss
NAV reap n rich harvest IL the expressed de>ist
of the people generally.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-12
COWLES.

Warm and windy. Ha".ng is the
order of the day, but stacking progress
es slowly these windy days.
Tie two sons of Rev. \ Martins left
here n day last week for Franklin.
They are going TO attend the academy
there.
A little two year old son OF Mr..
Thompson, living east of Cowles, had
his shoulder dislocated one day last
week. DR.. Schenck was called and
rendered the necessary assistance. At
last accounts he was doing we'll.
Burt, the little Sol of Mr.. aud Mrs.
W. A. Brubaker, died last Monday.
Mrs. DIR. Calender and Miss Louise
Fisher, formerly residents of Cowles,
are here visiting their many friends.
Mrs. ). Foe is visiting her relatives in
the eastern part Of the state.
The elevator here has been pur.
chased by Mr.. Busick. n gentleman
from Kearney. He is going to add to
the improvements of Cowles 10y build
ing himself IA residence.
Messrs. Gui,fOrd & Fuller are buying
and shipping wheat.
4 II. Linebarger, Of Joliet. ILL.,, has
purchased the lumber yard nj this
place, and is receiving large lots of
lumber. which he proposes to sell on
as good terms a s can he had in the
county. lie has come TO stay and will
have his family here Dor
James Latta md wife are in the
eastern part Of the state, taking in the
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-12
RINNnnOTA-

Red Wing was once an Indian VII.
lage on the sect AIDE of the Mississippi
River. OIL Chief Red Wings band OF
Sioux dyed there. He - burie-l tn a
high bluff which overlook. The cts,
aud 10 the only Indian there nos. IL
Is = tisrirIng and beautiful lo~n, aud
IL il . pleasure tn live there an si.~
summer. The Sunday Of our stay
there sss rainy. t,u; We went 10 church
and after the services a young LADY
friend tyok nIe into the Sunday .chuDl
and seated me teiw cen two clas.s.
One class wise compo-.d Of small buy..
the other ~ girls, an,i by means Of the
questions which the boys kept up on
uue side. and what the teacher loli 20
tie gir.s on the other. ! o~Lixin-dquIie
q number Of new ideas about .AtsaioIn
Nearly twenty teachers are connected
with this school. bu; that rainy dty
only seven serc present, and five %
them we're women.
Among the pleasures of Minnesota
can Le cidssed their facilities Tor exrur-
sIous. la the interior Of lh. state they
can 20 10 the little lskes which ai-H.nd.
but those living nea the Mis-i.-ippi
are particularly favored. Small steam
boats with covered barges attached.
iitted up purpoSely for excursions, can
be chartered amy summer day, and
there are interesting places IN visit all
along the river. Zach church has as
annual Sundsy-school picnic IN that
Way. and IL is needless to add That The
children enjoy themselves. White We
were there a society called the i'Atn-
archial Circle celebrated some event
by an excursion ON one of those boats.
going up the rISer. Imagine tn.
event must have had reference To the
Patriarch Noah and The deluge. for.the
rain poured down all day. Bu; a. This
boat OH lis Way would land al Prescott,
Wis, we took passage ON IL for that
place. You m imagine the surprise
of the Pryse boys when We went into
the Office Of their new newspaper VEN
ture, The Arid. Although this office
is in an old building, il contains 4
good many of the modern improve
ments in printing, and they take great
pride IN il. But IL is a little mysterious
10 me why tn v settled in that town.
Ii is small and old, and dull; and has
not been improved any for the last
ten years, but they have expectations
of il, and il is possible that it may not
have had half of Its day, and the other
half is yet in the future. Tie town il
beautiful and quiet, and the Prysc
family are pleasantly situated, and
seem to enjoy it.
Minnesota has mary charms in the
summer, but | prefer Nebraska in the
winter. There is an immense wheat
crop there this season. and they think
their coIn looks well, but it looked
small to me compared with our, in the
Republican Valley. BETsEY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-12
WEST lNANALE.

Last Sunday two merchants from
Riverton, were down to farmers creek.
with their guns and dog, huntlnr. In
telligent men Of the city should set n
better example for the country jakes.
Last Friday evening we had a heavy
rain and wind. 1t done no serious
damage, except scattering loose lum-
Der. %upsetting wagons and tearing the
tops from the hay stacks.
!. Snow and granddaughter, Dorches-
ter are visiting at \. T, Ayers. The
old gentleman is 50 years old. He has
been failing very fast in strength for
the past six months.
Our fun loving neighbor, John Bar.
don has treated himself to a new bug
gy. Now when he goes out for a rabi,
chase. his jovial hound, Fly has to
take a back seat if she wishes to ride
He considers he is good enough to
occupy the front one
Buggy riding seem to he the rage
last Sunday. some FIVE or six strangers
had passed. when We recognized G.
Worley. He drove - fine q team a:
any. and had as dashing a companion
by his side. Three cheers for oul
young bachelor. AUNT HoPE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-12

I Our nxighLof, James Nurphy hs
so@d his farm oa Banslo creek. An.
ether one Of the Old sesslsn abos, q,
leave us- Jim sagssd ai.c- .si .s
hate In io>e hiu-
Az Mccall 70 just af>sa: .irA.hile uf
the fence. b. dont know hardy .bo
10 vote sos. Cleveland oF Batter. bsss be
has ahoa; made up hs. rsind o4 The
tso eNi. he vail choose the ssAss aud
vote for Butler.
Dan Morn. ,Hy. h- can beat IA. h4s
STA fioser ths, va. sp-,ken ~ a. the
tAs3 some time sg.,. TIE stsik - =
lIiiie over IL feet hizh and lh.~ eirca1rn-
er.uce NJ the rucs - .lx inenr. Come
20 the front again.
Frank Leonard SAY he - Eosns 10 the
.iate fair.
John o-bgn b ai-ou; tn sell bis farm
FOR the benefit Of Ia. wife. health.
ID :. belS'em says he can tea; the
state ON u match team OF alule< nc
mu-, say D.vy has a nice pair 81 them.
We are ~Crelittbly informed tina; Mr.
Clark slc. ens, of inA,Aie. ha- hash,
the Irnaker farm.
III b simOn- and Jim Wall have
traded iArm. jam .ays h- has male
five hundred dollars by III. trade. md
SlnoHs thinks be has made a ihou.
and.
The latest report from the lo-; child,
little Dan Wagner L. from \. III. Hs--
kins and says ;he Munnon- are dear.
Gus >" rslse a large army Ia clean a
the Uniled States aud they hay. a
great call Tor infantry and ilpe 'ltle
hoy has been kidnapped by some Moo
moa.
Me-sS. \. Kcuhn and sons. some OF
the mot enterpsi-ing AMI thorough
going farmer, 10 Ian. precinct are nov
erecting n very fine. large barn.
sylvester Day AMI sam Sntion are
doing the carpenter work IN good
shape.
John Galhreth Is nov waking on he
a and wandering with his feet. >ays
it, a girl and don't know how II hap
pened. but the wife is doing tine.
L.. 4. q.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-12
e;o 10 Mr.. Mcbride. for hat.

tn 70 Mr.. NcBridsis for hats.
NEW fall goods at Mrs. McBrideis.
! FALL goods are coming in q, L..
sons.
AxsoS HIcgY VA in Beatrice tiiis
week.
/ BUrTERicX Patterns at Mrs. Nc.
Brides.
LADJrs flannel underwear at Mr..
McBrideis.
&c To Le,.on's for your fall and win
ter dry goods.
LaDIE- silk. jersey and kid glove. at
Mr.. McBride's.
BED comforts and quilts, = large
variety and low price A. letsoB's.
Anew sidewalk is being built OF sth
avenue from the bank to Seward stree;
Look out for new prizes i'm next week.
paper to be given by the Golien
Eagle.
MORE new goods at the Leading Nil
linary store, Let door north LIT Nation
al Bank.
JACKET. Jerseys. cloaks, new mar
ket.-a large line Of ladies wraps a,
Lessons.
IT will pay FL % study the few facts
on fret page as advertised by the Gold
en- Eagle.
FRED PETERSON is round house fore
nan during the absence Of Mr.. Birney,
in the east.
+ A. ". LINEBERGER. son-in-law of. y.
Taylor. Of this city, has bought a lum-
Der yard at Cowles.
s. FRAZIER. aad wife. Of BRYAN, Ohio.
are the guests of c. w. Marvin, our
worthy freight clerk, this week.
TIE first republican gun was fired in
Nsine on tn 9Th At the election
everything went republican by heavy
increased majority.
THE members Of the Red Cloud lit
erary society and all interested are
requested TO meet al DR.. Sherer's, Sat-
urday evening At s p. m, Sept. 18th,
1884.
THE concert last Wednesday night
was r. grand success aud war very en-
tertaining in every respect. Mrs.
Thompson knows how t 0 handle the
children in good shape.
Hoop skirts and corsets ut Mrs. Nc
Brides.
HAIR goods at Mrs. McBride's.
BoTH elevators at the depot are
kept busy unloading grain, the long
lines Of grain wagons daily arriving for
cibly remind "ye oil timers" of tho
wagon trains of anti-railway days.
Orr Red Cloud nine :played two
games of ball on Tuesday, viz: one ut
Crete and the other at Lincoln. At
Crete they downed the club in great
shape, the 'score standing two to one;
and got done ny tao to one
RIBBONS and ncckwear at Mrs. Nc
Brides.
The Golden Eagle has spread his
wings still further-we mean the pro-
prietur of the Golden Eagle has ex-
tended his store 10y adding 80 feet, tax
ing the real end Of Marsh's store CON
nected 10y all arch. This space. as well
as the store, is crammed full of goods,
and no one need 20 away on account
OF not finding everything in clothing,
gents furnishing goods, boots and
shoes, hats and caps, trunks, etc. All
goods are marked IN plain figures, and
q. Wiener makes it a point TO put the
very lowest price on his loodS. Ii will
pay all To come and look before pur-
chasing any goods in the above lines.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-12

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ysts - r~stss a~tas - II E~ es
gws q =xus a ~ vt~sk~~ s~~ss~x ssF~ss
d sal sx5esr o. uk ssss~ Hsnesasarh
t~~mA 49, = s~ss<e ts~~ : - @4sssAs
sAsa& a Hrs- svs~rtxsf k@a &ssse@xa f~3
~zssNs ~ Essas. Fssa1~s sskxe ssfs@ 81
se~s 1855 sn8 r-FGf - us $3.50 sss@Fs-
Mr. Na&~-s s.aAtsx sfg-p ~ sAf&&Nra
tr~sbissF - M-s~kak % ~ tss&. saS - 80 80
sstskA@ 2 - 49, eA4~s - s~s k~ss
nar-~N So FAssktsas ~ - tas~f 49, sd
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frEw = sr-fs q azssh
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-12


IA article al lass seeks G~~v.<nes
Hrta .e~ls has a f~psy frssa are 50
starts oss saying sss o.. sisS she sVes
aases at-sa; "a. asslk ard .~ssr s1sa-
uc~ Baul s- -asnrSi Tire truth cs4s
rsosssss lac aasn "a ksx vssian To
.snpss~- hat s3ls knos. tic gsz1a. sEsi I
knos ass iTu,ls- NJ. Beta knDssu.
tire truth hos can yul all 90 uasss s.
sh.sut the Lord ant be axk ssa a.
ru~e me ~ haakEnx fase SaAExr.
against IN. b-rab~r wesAI yvs rose.
up The aims IA kEsslsf usie< The
cloak of shr church. ten.ss~s q
god many years s-s E~ad "a. s..5
b-os thrustEh sni ..fsssh~re u .sAl q
a man b~ ossTi4ken ia . hall ys -hss
arc spirited r.-bsfs ssseh as ozs- m ta-~
splui of n~ar~sm.@. essn.Asxsrnz Thy
sell. l~~, thee 4l.o - tempted Yca
srv doing the htashcr a kr~A. lnla.ssce
su bringing h1. nssae srLo The Iaf~s
A. ] IA lcl .ich sn srirg. 80 az
nOilosSi Whsn ! srca~S . Esgrss e
Es'runs nails. n he f-r. ne hAs txsn
NroBs~i, ! am r~r.g-as.ii3e ff zay
damage la. character NAV ss.tAn
from such = charge Gas my part n
the party name. as. i~sn sFoaxe~i he
o"aid ask fog no bSl;er case IA ,l.~ eve.
Of the lAs, and II he ~uxiii tai The
-. into court II lid un4 pr,.ss 10
ban that | knos whcEyslth .p~zs
all food al tiie hiil. Nhen | aevu.s
4 rAisnn ui watering milk { knos lust
~hai | am dssuk and never tak~u
back. IL jout make any difference
whether 70 J. a Nethoslist az anv aahss
denomination. When a p.irou water.
hts milk. 70 u not me he !. d~eff.udins
h"; the balance IT the Patrons and tie
parties that settled ar thA. bu-n~.
last W'ek. TIE miik tha. they forfeit
Ell Is lhfnwn a. 'Ae DIVIDEND fyr the
balance of the patrons. no, ga. cent 81
u gees lo ms po~Aci Itsss very de
Sgneable duty 'UE me Ia perform. |
understand. that IN Beta. ueirhi-,r-
hood some said 10 ~. bla.kn.au aud
We admit Il,at IL loos. rather black f.r
the male. don't care Ia keep the
matter Agiia.e' bat II Bet, hAs taken
up the cue for tho brother. IL you
want the full history uf the business
siii guarantee HAT a Nlli tee more ia
tercsung than THIS Is. 1hs !. sutfi
cIeni Tot thts time.
j. tnasBkntA 1
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-12
ELM CREEK.
Plenty Of rain.

Pieafy Of rain.
We had the picnic.
r. h. Conrad has a windmill
Mr.. Crawford il having n deal of sirknessL
Relatives Of t,eorge CDarxd have tern visiting
herr.
We are glad 10 hear that sam and Joe are do
ing wei In their repair shop.
A large congregation was very much Sissp-
pointed on the noa arrival of the minister. key.
Corileff. Of Blue Hin.
Harvey ,IiaGl~rs thinks Of going down into
Kansas IN search II land
Mr.. Zeal - teaching Our sch0pi-
Mr.. morse and wife viii take . TIP vest. In
sesrrh OF land.
T. u. Thomas. Mr. Blunt. and Mr.. Barr are go
ing NeSt 20 Eaat for tree claims.
Grin Miller his a new wtndmtii
Owing 10 Tie severe wins storm on last frt1ay
night ~e we're unable 70 gather inurh n-us-
RnyRR
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-12
Mt HlLlA

Fine rain .as; Friday niShs. Vim and rain
combiued make bod hay welther.
Hgrrah for the show. We expect 20 So t IN
all IT. glory.
sosn- frlbox OF fellows bad fhe irnpedepoe To
enter Mr.. Ackeighan's .at-rlnelcu patch and
sack i~ wins
Preaching al tie shoo, house co Sunday al =
p al.
Everybody should take something 20 The fair
AMI MAKE IL q Grand surcess
Polly Brs. are talking IL building . Rev mil
this fall Thry are doing gosd verE-
j. ID. Poes has returned IRON Edgar. where h.
has been the past week. putting up sosse hzJ
and 1stng fab p}ywingr
frsaa what ne have heard. soase of The fofk~
that went To tennessee last spFtax woEsd
IKE Ia grt back again Neoraska 10 thr ezrden
Of Eden vet IDA
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-12
BALDWIN.

Sandberg. Payne and Peterson are
threshing wheat, Oats and barley.
Ford and Morker are turning over
the stubble.
Brooks and Matheny are hauling
hogs TO Red Cloud.
Grice and Antonio are making hay.
Mr.. Gather has gone west after cas-
tie.
Grimm and Enock are running the
mower.
Bibbie drives the milk wagon.
Certainly our r. o. il surrounded by
Al industrious, paipst~king communi'
~.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-12

A. T. Stille, Of Wisconsin. . gentle
man who is in every way familiar with
the lumber business has decided TO
open an extensive yard in this city. He
proposes 70 put in . large stock Of
lumber, lath, shingles, and everything
a~ppertaining 70 the business. He viii
deal IN hard and soh coal, and i'm fact
viii hack nothing that soes TO make up
. 6ssclass yard. the oiice and yard
VIII be erecaed ir . few dsys and viii
be handy located TO the business ceu-
Ter Of ,sse city. The CHIEF wishes Mr..
! Siile success IN his enterprise.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-12
WELLS.

Dear Aunt Betsey; Fl canno, refrain
from attempting To- answer the inquiry
OF Rustic, ia a letter To- you and will
adopt the same loving and persuasive
spirit manifested by your-elf ia your
notice of me IN ihe Argus. Now, Aun-
tie. what could have possessed You To
write As you did about John Aultx
whose hammer has never been heard
in Wells. nor has he eyer been here. or
about j. q. Orndroff. who has never
waterod his pigs IN Aug crock OF ans
other earthen vessel, or about my
break" in regard ~ the school mam.
singing when | have never publicly
criticised the singing Of any individ-
ual. II YOU are going ~ write fiction
your eiiusIons should appear a. such.
Moreover when II becomes: known
that your statements OF facts are unrc-
liable and that Your insinuatiun- Willy
the Innocent although they may not
be al sufficient consequence To stir up
public Indignation. fear they vail
stir up public disgust and then, Oh
Auutic. your position will be more un-
happy than the one of which you have
forewarued me. Now, dear aunt. II
you enjoy standing by the frog pond
drinking its beauties or the society of
JONAS pigs. aud laughing 10 see them
stick their nozzles in aud drink, why
that II n~oboly's business, but please
aunt do not aspire To ii position for
which YOU are evidently not qualified.
Lay down your pen and attend TO your
nursing aud knitting like II good auntie
But if YOU decline 10 be moved 10y this
humble admoniIion and are determin.
ed to enlarge your sphere by thrusting
your nozzle into the business of Others,
please inform the public whet her
the curl in the tail OF Johns pigs
. top>y turSy or not.
With high regard for Your virtue and
talent dear %auntic, | remain.
UroII
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-12

Can any one bring us a case ~ kidney
or liver complaint that Electric Bitter.
will no; speedily cure' We say they
can not. a. thousands 81 ca.es already
permanently cured and who are daily
recommending Electric Bitter. will
prove. Briget's disease diabetes. weak
back. or any urinary o mplsin. quick
ly cured They purify the blood. rega.
late the bowels. and ActdirectIy OF the
the diseased parts. Every bottle guar
antced. For sale at SOC q bottle b.
Henry Cook.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-12

Notwithstanding Mother shirton. .
dire hrodnc;ion the world till exist.
The people will live longer IL they u.e
DIR BIyiow's positive cure. Nh ich sub
dues and conquer. coughs. colds. con-
sumption, whooping cough. and AL
diseases Of the lungs. For proof call
1t A. LindIey's drug store and get .
bottle free.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-12
What's the matter with them not bsing
able 10 bat those crooked balls?'"

The BOYS who went over to PLAY with
the Guide Rock club last Friday report
a splendid time and excellent treat
ment at tht hands of the club and citi-
zens generally. Only six innings were
played with the Guide Rock club. the
scores standing about even, the Guide
Rock club a little ahead. The Red
Cloud club, which Was in attendance
at the match wanted to play n match
game with q picked nine of both the
Burr Oak and Guide Rock clubs for
$40 a side. Citizens of Guide Rock put
up the money and the fun began, but
at the close of the fourth inning the
Red Cloud boys kicked out and with
drew the stakes, and the game vas de-
cided 9 to o in favor Of the picked nine.
II is proiranie that when Red Cloud
wants to bulldOze again they will 60
out to some country school grouds and
tackle a lot of school boys. The boys
admit that the Red Cloud bows are No.
l players, hut say they are not so good
that seven of them can beat Guide
Rock and Burr Oak.-He,uh.
Yes, Mr.. Herald. just trot over some
of your school boys. and our nine will
show them a thing or two that will
make the population of Burr thak
stick out their eyes, and don't you for
get il, for money, marbles. or chalk
We have a bad nine and they are hard
to beat. It's no fun for our boys tC
play with clubs that don't know how
. o play = scientific game. Do you
hear, Elisa? As for the score at Guide
Rock The other day it was Is to 5 in
favor of Red Cloud. The picked min.
complained that they couldn't ba
those crooked halls" Piatt just fooles
them a little.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-12
World wasss PN~f.

The proof Ct the pudding 10 in the
eating thereof and nos in cbesing the
string which tied the bag. There
fore. take Dr.. Jone-' Red Clover n me.
Il cures all blood disorders. toryid liver,
sicx head ache, ~cosuveness. a0d all dis
eases Of the urinary organs. The best
appetizer and tonic known Sold by
A. Lindley's Soc per. bottle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-12

THE Rel Cloud mills are doing et.
c~ellent work. and are running nigh,
and day Ia their full capacity. w hear
their flour spoken Of ia neighbofing
towns where u il sold "a being ri very
superior quality. THIS il A. It should
be. lie are glad to learn of the pros.
perity Of our home industries.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-12

The be-, saive IN the sorld for cusa,
bruises, sores. unlcers. salt rheum. fev.
er sores. tetier, chappsd hands. chill
blAns, corns. and all eruptions. and
positively cures piles, OF no pay re.
quired. Il IL guaranteed to give eats
faction. Or money refunded Price ?:
cents per bottle. For sale by Herr,
Cook
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-12
f'fra,s.

There will lie aG A. u picnic on
the far grounds. sept, lsI.i anil /.
campfire at might. under tbs auspices
Of Garfield Poet No. ~ An invitation
Is extended Ia all sxsold.en aud their
families. bring yo'Ir lunch ba,k., veil
hilcd. good time Is anticipated. Our
tent. will be pitched on the ground.
FOR the accommodation Of al who Wish
To- come Out. CoxutTrtk.