The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-01

Houses 10 renaissance.
Heavenly falls the raip.'
Tuesday Was . lonesome day.
Such beautiful moonlight nights.
Poor weather for ice cream makers.
Considerable grain is being brought
to town.
The voice Of the nickle grows fainter
in the land.
Us. NolI has been up attending TO
his threshing this week.
1aregoric Is in good demand, and the
cucumber vine lourisheth.
The Lesdville's are "~scooping"
everything they play with.
supt. Campbell was down last week
viewing the landscape DER.
See Putnam's new lad" II you
want bargains call on him.
Mr.. and Mn. sabin, Of Guide Rock,
were on our streets Monday.
Several of our citizens attended the
circus at Hastings Wednesday.
What will we do without seeing the
familiar "phiz's" Of the school marm's'
The thermometer indicated IO2o in
the shade last Monday At o'clock P.
".
You a shoot the festive prairie
chicken now without fear of being
jugged.
Nebraska's gentle zephyrs waited
the dust considerably last Monday
evening.
The B. & n. have recently added an
extra Pullman to their Denver train
both ways.
Mr.. Moore, of the Salem, (Kansas),
Chronicle, made this Office o pleasant
call Tuesday.
J. A. Tulleys has been doing the
capital this week.
"Meter by Moonlight" is rendered
with fine effect on horse back, these
beautiful evenings.
W. E. Jackson and wife, started for
Kansas yesterday, to look after their
cattle interests there.
And now the young men have got
to doing it-that is decorating them
selves with sunflowers.
The Doniphan Index says it must be
admitted that the Reds are the best
club in Hastings. Fact.
Claudius Jones, candidate for cong
ress, called last week on his return
trip up the Republican.
Be not deceived; II is talk that wins.
The world measures us by what we
say, not by what we do.
The Plum Creek and West Point
base ball clubs, played a match game
Of base ball, last Sunday.
Such pretty pretty sunflowers; oh.
but they look so utterly too too on a
school marm's banged hair.
W. N. Richardson shipped to Chi
cago last Wednesday, l36 head of hogs,
averaging 262 pounds each.
No l was so minutes late Tuesday
evening. She came in with six
coaches including the Pullmanis.
John Pinkerton talks of going where
the blue waters of the gulf kiss the
Orange-fringed shores Of Florida.
We will give ten cents to the one
who brings us the first of our issue of
the 9th of July. Who will get it,
J. L. Tnkham, representing Steele
johnson 4 Co., Omaha, called and
chatted with We scribe the other day.
The only objections We had to some
of the Iowa editors, was the fact that
they parted their hair in the middle.
The cool wave which struck this
section on Tuesday last, reminds one
forcibly of the cold that is yet to come.
L. III. Tower, one of the represent
ative:: business men of Hastings, reyes
tered at the Holland house last week.
! w. N. Richardson, shipped hast
week to that city across the threegreat
states-Chicago, $2s.OO0 worth, Of fat
cattle.
When the lady Of the house attempts
to wind the clock with o match, it
shows that there is . screw loose some
where.
The suhhowcr social given by the
teachers Of the Institute last Friday
evening, was o. success. Clearing
Eabout So.
"Billy" Weir has gone to Akron,
Colorado; where he will take charge of
the locomotive department. Of the B.
& C. division.
The "kids" of Red Cloud played the
same . game of base hall last Saturday
the score standing, q to in favor Of
the Red Clouds.
An Iowa editor tried to raise SIS by
giving q chattel mortgage on his wife,
hut tho popnr hos,eo ro,Ad only snou,