The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-22


also BE- completed, and thin0 vii
look Ike business about de depot
c. J. Davis. With J. B. HatweH 1
Co, Hastinn. ~ down Monday a
business and called. He's The sam1
jovial C. J. Come again.
Thirty-6ve cars constituted tb>
freight train on the Pacific Juuctios
division. the other morning. and mos
Of the m were marked for Denver.
We met Rev. Haw,ey ss The depo'
the morning Of the i9ih inst, on hi
arrival homo from the n. E. confer
ance At Hastings, s4 which time and
place he informed ~. upon our inqi
~. Of his re-appoiutmsas 70 this feld
Of labor. in compliance With . wish,
unanimously expressed BY his parish.
ionen. thst he might do 70. eoch q
state Of things il pleasant 70 other
than the pastor To contemplate, and i
An instance Of "how pleasant il ID 70,
brcthen TO dwell together in love"
The following was omitted in on,
last weeks issue: A close call VA
made by the FIRE king Monday the II
for our railroad dining hall. At about
I o'clock, r. H., the oil stove under the
big coffee tank in the dining room ex.
ploded, and before the flames could be
extinsuished. . go clock and some
other valuable articles, with the coffee
tank were destroyed, and the wall in
the rear Of, and the ceiling over the
site of the stove were much democrat
lied, but will be Immediately put in 9
state Of repairs.
Mr.. E. Btackmar. formerly . mer
chant Of Burr Oak, Iowa. and q friend
and the guest of Levi Moore, for 9
time. was introduced to us at the de.
pot last week. Mr.. B. is an elderly
man and travelling for observation, fol
the last few days up the Solomon val.
ley, and then down the Republican,
When asked his opinion of the
country he said that he had Q better
obinion Of it than old Ben. Wade
seemed 70 have when he first visited
the valley. Ben met . citizen and
asked what kind Of country
this . The man said il wa . very
good country with two exceptions.
And what are those" said Wade.
Why said the citizen, Good water and
good society" ''Ahl" said Wade,
''that's all that that hell lacks"
Mr.. Blackmor thought he found Just
- good society in this section ~ any.
where he had been. We told him We
thought the angels had been hover.
ing around Red Cloud for the last ten
or eleven years, and that they were
becoming more and more interested.
New fall millinery goods at Mrs.
Fowler's one door north of bank.
The ladies are invited 70 call and
examine the new fall goods st the lead.
ing millinery store one door north OF
the bank.
TIE CHICAGO ExPoslrIoN-WM open
Sept. 9Th. The exhibition Will be ex.
~ceptionally good this year: Az usual
the Elkhart Carriage and Mfg com.
pany, Of Elkhart, Ind, will exhibit
their work side by side with other
first class makers. They sell at
Wholesale prices direct to the consumer
Top buggies, 500. Three spring wac-
ons, $65. Platform Wagons, CTS.
Single harness. No. I oak leather. g..
SO to go. Best team harness S2s.
They ship anywhere with privilege to
examine before paying; 50 page c.ta-
Iosue free. Address ". B. Pratt, se'cy
Mention this paper in writing.
The death in Washington city, late
ly Of Anton le Paquet an engraver
and die dnker at the Bureau of engr>-
wing and printing, ~revives . strange
coincidence. Congress had voted |.
medal TO Abraham Lincoln, and tn
completion was put into the hands of
Paqnet. The work was just being in.
ished, and in the process Of hardening
the medal, on the night of the a-ssassi-
the die cracked completely
across the head, the course correspon
ding exactly with that of the bullet
from the pistol Of the assassin Booth.
While We wcre at the reunion We
met Mr.. Stephens Of tho Crete nuuer-
ies, with specimens Of his trees and
fruit We were surprised 70 zee the
plume he had. The trees
planted in ~ in the cod, have
bore crops 4 or s years This year the
tree bore all it csn carry Of very
large plums. Those No saw were
nearly - large ~ the most of peaches
We have seen in this market One
spike or cluster has q plums. FEM
'sh beauty pears were also shown that
werea credit to any orchard.
Some Of our locals this week should
have appeared in our last issue, but
were overaoohsk b. The psintsr until
Aftsr the columns we're Gun.
A nearly historic man v,s induced
step into our ofkce he 10 Inst. He
We thirteen yeass deputy shsrif Of
Boston. Aassl; .was great wndsoa oil
he beothef az the fsst man killed IN
he Revolutionary was. q Lexingtoa.
He nov lives It Dsnver SIS and astA
gtreee Hin name i G. Monroe. al
relstive q the president Monroe. Ne
name 1t he fnt man shot q Laxin<|
lon was Robert Monroe.
c. j.. Rnhooek ~ A.