The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-29

ss0e ne tnceos are nov ges&1n9 back
again.
/, Il Is said onion juice b good for mos
quito bites. but nothing jet has been
discovered that - good for ooion juice,
We believe.
A gentleman from the east wa in
town last week, for the purpose Of
making arrangements sos shelving .
stock Of drugs.
Gus Brennerman An old time follow.
er Of Franklin, tarried over night in
town Friday evening, On his way 20
the state Of Beatrice.
Emigh sold one hundred pounds Of
steak the other morning TO different
individuals, and il wasn't much Of 4
morning for steak either.
We are told that G. r. Allen, for
merly Of Guide Rock. d now in Den
yer, developing . coal mine Of which
he is largely interested in.
J. J.. wogan of Hastings, general
western agent Of the McCormick's
called the other day. He looks - nat
ural o. ever, and full of business.
In consequence ola multiplicity Of
cares and outside business, Mr.. Cute
will hereafter have charge Of the local
department Of this paper until further
notice.
When the old man came in. dropped
down beside the cradle, and began cry
ing Rock and rye baby" she knew
what tho matter Was. Wonderful ba.
bies now.
H. A.. Code, Of the B. l. NJ. LEFT the
imprint Of his No. los on u sanctum
doorway, Monday. Art. used TO pick
the little metals" before he joined the
monopoly.
What is to be thought Of . man that
will come to town, get drunk and leave
his horse tied to a post all day with
out any thing 70 eat sav the splinters
on the posS
H. E. Kreuter has gone to Chicago,
having received several propositions
from different railway companies for
his patent preparation for preserving
railway ties.
w. B. Roby returned from Colorado
last week. and brought with him
several fine specimens of ore, peaches
and grapes. He reports having had q
pleasant time.
At the close Of the sermon the min.
lister became impressive, raising his
voice he said: Judgment, judgment,
and a small boy in the vestibule shout.
ed-"Out on fint."
Rev. Harris, the newly arrived Pres.
byterian Of Red Cloud. upon the 90.
~iicitation of the people Of Catherton,
preached o very able sermon to that
people last Sunday.
An interesting 'horning'' was repor'
ted to have transpired on the 10 inst.
near the Kansas border. A gentleman
by the name of Paul was married.
hence the occasion.
Several of our exchanges are devot
ing considerable space to the import
ance Of cooking girls" Its no use
We don't want them cooked. The raw
damsel is good enough for US.
Young man don't marry . "gilded
butterfly" marry a good looking girl
The butter will fly fast enough when
you get to housekeeping-its worth
, just 50 cents per pound in this market
She confided to him that she never
wore anything but silk stockings when
she went to dances, he said he had M
doubt the costume Wa becoming-bu'
oughtthere not be . little more of it
/ The wind which prevailed from tn.
southeast last Saturday, brought SUI
%icient moisture from the gulf, ant
!, other portions of the moral vineyard
than ours, were relieved of its parchet
condition.
After it was known in Crete thst J
w. Dawes was nominated for governor
the town got o n . high lonesome
to commence with; then four fight
, and one business man had khis cola;
bone broken.
We have been urged repeatedly {,
? agitate the necessity of precautionar.
measures being taken relative to FIRE
in town. A good idea, and the coun
Gil should be the ones to authorize il
management.
II Is said tint Notwithstanding Oscar
Wilde's short breeches and long etock
ings are very @thetic. and creates
considerable comment in Chicago.t tina
!, city will this year dress $4,000, 900 hog
5 in the same old way.
A man of capital. A. J. Nungsr oh.
{ resides in the old Empire state, picke'
his teeth in Red Cloud last Friday, o.
his way home from an extended tou
, through the western states. He Gale,
!, to get . copy Of the CHIEF.
The Ludlows are burning m i'm
mense kiln ofbrick for the trade. The,
have . contract for burning two hun
dred and fity thousand for one husi
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