The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15

he ssss university usd~ - ~
management opsesd iass Tuesday.
Al Odd Ysllovs a The Shisd deesss.
are requested 70 msst e their hall oc
Saturday night ~ 7:ao, fos The pufposs
q working In The degrees-
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The prairie schooner" 10 abroad in
the land. and still people will go
vest"
Charles Tuttie, Who resides away
down east On the moss-bsck hills o.
the old Pine Tree state. called the
other day. He 10 oos vest prospect.
ing. and likes the looks Of our young
prairie state, and particularly the
climate.
While his mother lives man has
one friend on earth Who viii nos. des.
ert him when he ID needy. Her affec-
ton 6ows from . pure fountain and
ceases only al the ocean Of eternity.
Forty schoolma'sms arc camping
out in the woods in New Jersey, and
every owl big enough to fly has retir.
ed 70 another part Of the common.
wealth.
8. K~enutzen, Of Franklin county,
subscribed for the CHIEY and va 80
happy over his prospects, all around.
that be almost went into extacies
while talking about it.
In England there has been formed
. society Of young men whose object
is the Disagreement of the female form
by stays and fashionable attire. Those
fellows had better 90 slow. They may
get themselves in trouble il they Try TO
take the corset Of . girl.
There will be "a ice cream festival
at the Congregational church to night,
Sept. 18th. for the purpose Of raising
money TO furnish paying for the bell.
We expect that the community gener.
ally will feel sufficiently interested in
the object W attend.
Itis said steps will be taken here
soon, composed of Red Clouds young
ladies, to organize . cooking associa-
ton, for the promotion Of culinary
knowledge among its members. They
will meet once . week and with dough,
molssses, pancake batter and grease,
waste -four, sugar. baking powder and
salt, and adjournment each carries
home made soft soap and . pan OF
ginger snaps hard and soft enough for
flooring tiles. The expectation is tina,
if an epidemic Of dyspepsia don't kill
of the upper ten shortly, the society
will be mctsmorphosed into . matri.
mony promulgator about the holidays.
We notice much comment relative
to the telegraph Office being SO faI
away from the ticket Office, and dining
hall. Men coming of the cars. and
wanting to telegraph are afraid to ven
ture 60 far from the train for fear of be.
ing left, and some of the business men
here, going to the ticket Office, have u
tramp it sixty or eighty rods to the
telegraph Office. 1t seems to US q II to
business men it would be somewhat
annoying, though we ourselves have
but little Of that kind of business 70 at.
tend to
G. w. Swenk, conductor Of the Pull.
man sleepers, showed US over the new
car, Red Cloud. which is constructed
on the SINE plan As the Lincoln, and
alternaies with her, in running on the
Kansas City division, and the Pacific
Junction division. There are six O.
thesenew Pullman's now on the road
and III first class, and Of the latest ap-
proved style. The Plattsmouth the
Red Cloud, the Riverton, the Hastings,
and the Corona. These can Are ell
red beauties. worthy the pride Of their
nsme sake towns.
We are favored with some rules, and
e~gulations for the government of our
schools in the future by the director,
which We publish for the convenience
and benefit of patrons of the school,
and suggest that they clip, and pro-
serve for future reference in the fam.
lily, and recommend they use their ut
most influence TO secure a prompt and
cheerful compliance with the same.
speak from experience, when We
express the belief that one halt Of all
the annoyances of the school room in
general. might be avoided il parents,
and guardians, exerted themselves,
and their influence - they should TO
have those under their care strictly
loyal 70 the school laws a. established
by those having authority. Again We
say parents, think of this and do -
you would be done by il you were
teachers.
Go and zee those new lamps just re-
ceived 1t DR.. Sherer's drug store.
They are - pretty apattern y We ever
saw. They answer w purpose Of .
spectacle.
l. G. Olmsted, Of Inavale, leff st cur
ofice Wednesday. . specimen Of com
on the stalk. The largest stock was II
feet six inches in height. 8 feet nine
inches from brace-roots to tip Of high
est ear, and st inches around first
JOINT above brace-roos. Who can