The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15

To0-e4oo pasn&y.
ON = q tho ~.
1tx up yoas collars.
The Cisis % papiaG.
The farmer rejoieekh.
Bank up your houses.
New corn d being I'D.
PAN goods ass arriving.
Remember the printer.
Dusty and d~isAgreeabls.
Lots Of strapgers in town.
Time 70 gather sun6owen.
These cool nights are refreshing.
The commercial "bum" lingereth.
The new church bell pealeth music
The price % pork = steadily advsnc
ling.
Immense vssthH 5or camp meet
Ing.
September d The most beautiful I'll
month.
Rev. Middleton returned east Fri
day last.
Where. o where, = Ms ps-sairis
chicken
No. ] was two houfs late last Fri.
day night
Cut down the weeds; don't allow
them 70 60 70 seed.
Mr.. Willis and Belknsp Of the b.
II, called last week.
Prepare for winter; venof b ID
"cahoots" with the elements.
Hush, breathe Il not aloud" III
politician 10 abroad in the land.
The Red Cloud Reds win play viii
any club west of the big Muddy"
School opened Monday with Q good
y number of scholars in attendance.
Putnam if having . new bake over
built on his premises at the south end
Geo. Young now runs between here
and Denver, on the Kansas City train
The koo koo of the festive prsiri,
chicken il heard in the distant In
COON.
Let n hear from You correspondent
from all " the county. Make !
short and TO the point.
Vast herds Of cattle were fed her,
last week at the stock yards, on theil
way TO Chicago and Kansas City mai
kets.
Mr.. q. W. Orr, of Townsville, call
ed the other day to view the CHIEF
He Is . farmer and says crops never
we're better.
Will E. Hahn, the ~gentlemanly Stat,
Journal tourist, invaded our sanctun
last week and demanded order-tha'
ID, paper order.
The fat man stood 90 the orange ped
With no sppSoachine shore,
Asd once outside lie safe rstssaA,
He mover setsssd neee.
He wasn't dry.
The beautiful warm weather which
il prevailing will do much toward ma
turing the late corn, of which there /
quite an acreage in the country.
R Proudft. q Of the booming
business men of Guide Rock, callet
last week. He reports things flourish
ing in his vicinity. Rams call again.
The Kansas City and Denver trail
arrives in Red Cloud from the east Q
TAO A. n. and leaves At 500; from tn
west at TBS r. L., and leaves ut 7:45.
Those desiring to subscribe, mex
have no hesitancy in entering eiths
door of our Office. The cashier vii
usher you to the cushioned chair, an,
take your iron dollar and . hall.
Will A. Cute, . brother Of ye scribe
and . landscape crayon drawer, VIII
drew different sketches 1t the reunion
tarried over night, in Red Cloud. b,
took sketch Of the new brick schoo
house.
Bright = Of my sxisl0cs. give me q
~ said . printer 2 his sweet hear
She made ~ at him. and planted he
oO- between his 2 lie which mad
him cs 9&t1
In Jones q Magees coal house
few days ego. . spontaneous fire brok
out in the bottom Of the house, burr
ling out quite Z hole in the floor IN
was becoming inter esting when dil
lowered and extinguished by the Pre-
prietors. They were insured and vii
suffer no los probably. 1Az.
Kansas peaches only $500 . bushe
J. L. Cooper four miles west Of Salem
has Eve hundred trees. and thinks b
will have one hundred and fifty bust
els of peaches. and they are about .
fair . specimen - We have seen N th
market from abroad any where.
Andy Farmer. IN old time freigh
conductor, and Mr.. Coy, have beer
promoted, and viii hereafter puncl
tickets on the Kansas City and DEN
yer through trains.
Two weeks without frost wouli
doubtless add millions of corn to croy
Of the valley. and We should b glad +
Gee the farmers get every bushel tha
their labor can possibly secure to then
By the aid Of . propitious providence
What is to be thought Of man tha
Win step out efa seldom and be hear,
singing Heaven p my homer" II