The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-25

W6aeed Rim.
To 0eis he late corn riss.
And might stsod . deluse.
OF forty days and sosty nights.
Aud then come cot with our head
shove water.
Teacher examination to-day and to
morrow.
Teacher Institute Of this county
closes to-day.
Number I vas three houn late Last
Tuesday evening.
Pat McKsnna, run I and 2 during
Nr. Ctus6y's recent illness.
Mr.. Jno. Feeney, Of HAsnnr, made
this o0ice . plsssns call Tuesday.
The bridal party returned from their
eastern pleasure-tour last Sunday even.
ing.
The stock shipping season 10 upon
NJ: seventeen carloads fed here Lest
week.
The school furniture for the new
school house, hes arrived, and 10 being
arranged.
Mr.. McLaue and family have remov.
ed to wymorc, where they will reside
hereafter.
II looks very much like rain, but
a. "all signs fail ins dry time" We
may miss it.
New subscribers still continue to
come IN and have their names put on
the roll Of honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seely and daughter
will accept ye locals thanks for that
bountiful dinner.
If any circus that 10 travelling in the
west will come TO Red Cloud, they will
be well patronized.
The dust is temporarily suspended,
the elements having e fit to give US
a refreshing shower.
Several of the b'hoys went "koonin'"
the other night and came in with six
teen melons. Awful!
About fifty men and boys INDUCED
in bathing in the peerless waters OF
the Republican Sunday.
Miss Mcdaniel of this place, has
been employed as n of the teachers
in the school ut Rivcrton.
The Rev. Geo. o. Yieser, will preach
next Sabbath. morning and evening,
d. ", at the Congregational church.
The Red Cloud Reds played the Riv-
erton's at Riverton Wednesday. The
score stood, Il to 10 in favor of the
Reds.
The Misses Richardson and Spanogle
rendered some very nice vocal music
at the entertainment last Friday even
ing.
Mr.. Burney, formerly master me.
chanic at Hastings. will hereafter re.
side in Red Cloud, holding the same
position.
Prof. Judson and wife arrived in
Red Cloud last week from Iowa, and
will take charge of the schools 1t their
opening here.
Several of the b'hoys went to Has
tings Tuesday,, to witness the playing
between the Colorado cracks" and
the Hastings ditto.
Mr.. Thomas, ex-editor, but now &
man of~leisure, without visible means o.
support" returned last week, after
~rusticating several days in the east.
Losr.-A child's gold chain and
TurkOis locket with a pearl set. The
finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving the same at the store Of w. b
Roby.
Sheriff Warren was called away Il
Lincoln yesterday. 70 could not aid in
the excursion reception to-day. but L
p. Albright Of the Webster county
bank viii take his place.
The Q. and B. 4 n, on the main
line, have been slaughtering the bag.
gagemen and passenger brskemcn's
wages. Baggagemen now get SIS and
brakemen $50. So it goes.
Fourteen to two in favor Of the
Leadville nine, At Hastings last Tues.
day. This is the FIRST time, be believe,
the Hastings Reds have experienced q
defeat since its organization. Jes 70.
Uncle Sam CARRIER, is still quite pocr
ly. but We understand his physician,
DR.. Smith, of Guide Rock. says he is
doing q well a. could be expected,
and hopes for his restoration to health
Joseph Cheatham, Baptist minister
of Walnut Creek, was in town Wed.
nesday on his way home from q visit
to southeastern Iowa, from whence he
brought with him Mrs. Pierce, is
mother-in-lAw.-
Ifsomc n was to knock English
hell out Of Mr.. Chute, our foreman, We
think he would be a real cute printer
but even as he is We do not know what
We should do without him,and We sus-
poet heknows it.. A
"Pappy" Willis one Of the biggest
hearted men we,erer met and skilled
ia his profession; "throttled" the Iowa
md Illinois editors from McCook to
Akrons. Colorado, last. week. The
boys cay he got thar
The bell for the Congregational
church i on the way. We propose to