The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10

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Billy" Barnett sill hercsher rea.
tbs cHiEv.
Blacksmith shops continue to rul
on iali Time.
Happy Is the mao who does 10
have 10 move.
Don't fail TO hear Professor Thomp
son Friday evening.
Our lstchs.ring is easy TO pull
como in and subscribe.
Yenor prcdictss ali sorts OF weathe.
for the Dcxr Two months.
Come out tonight and hear Prot
Funk at the court house.
Pas of your preacher and then e
and do likewise to the printer.
Kurt" Evans has recently treated
his house tn a ncw coat Of plaster.
Those who went ~ see Mrs. Scoyil!e
were treated To a refreshing shower.
The hay crop this year promises &c
be an immense one throughout the
state.
This is the season when an occasion
al batch Of butter finds it way into
town.
There \ good many mothers in Red
C,ond who bang their heir owe Their
inee.
The hum Of the thre.her reminds
one that the graneries will bc full and
overlooking.
This is the month IN which women
talk the most. Exchanges will please
mcntien this paper.
Head il up" is the latest bit of gen.
teelity, and the man who says it wishes
you TO stop talking.
Hon. James Laird tarried over nigh,
in Red Cloud this week.
The Hastings band rendered some
excellent music yesterday.
Johnny Grams, known all Eel this
as the happy travelling man."
dropped among Us last week.
Our boys say that a game Of base
bah is like n buckwheat cake-it de-
pend, hugely" on the batter.
Daylight is decreasing slowly, and
before We know it our gas bills viii
grow corrcspondingly greater.
Roby bought an outfit and will de
liver all the goods any body will buy
of him free of charge, he told Us.
Major Edwards returned from Iii.
eastern trip on Monday evening. He
reports having had a pleasant trip.
s. X. Thompson, Professor Of Didac'
ties in the state university, will address
the Institute OH Friday evening of this
week.
The Institute is a grand ucces i,
is interesting and instructive. The
attendance is large aud more are arriv'
ing daily.
Mr.. Eustis, general ticket agent fol
the Is. & NJ. II. II. a y the amount o.
travel on the road is much more than
the company expected.
Engaged ice cream purchaser" i:
the latest designation for a girls young
man. The name will he changed tc
"afiianced oyster buyer" soon.
Mr.. J. l.. Sabin, of Guide Rock was
\ caller to this Office last week. He
gave us "a glowing description of the
condition of things in his vicinity.
Board Of county commissioners have
accepted the bridge across the Repub.
lican river south of Red Cloud, Neb.,
from the Red Cloud bridge association
Prof. Kelley, of tie &c locust com.
mission, WAS at the eating. house to
supper last Thursday, on his way to
Denver in company with other not,
ables.
Mr.. A. B. Chamberlin, Uncle Sans
mailslinger at Ashland. this state,
passed through Red Cloud last week,
taking a tour Of inspection up the Re-
publican valley
The Denver train westward-b bound
Thursday night, had an extra. coach
and Pullman attached containing
who were bound for Denver
exposition.
The branch train will NO longer con-
meet with the west-bound Denver train.
it never did cohnect-is was a
complete failure on calculation-too
much for old engine Is:
The Trinity Ev. Lathern church Of
Red Cloud, were the recipients ola
'plendid Taylor & Farley church organ
donated to them by the Lutheran
church at Omaha, recently.
The train from Denver Saturday
was five hours late at this place,
to a cylender-head being blown
,ut Is miles from nowhere, as con-
i1ctor Belknap expressed it.
II. s. Hasbrook, representing the
City Paper Company. was q
10 this Office Monday morning.
Has" Is one of the best statesmen that
carried a thousand mile ticket.
PFC NC NorIcE.-rhe Penny Creek
Sunday schools, viii hold their
on the 10Th inst. in C. r. Pot
ter's grove, two miles south of the mill.