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The Red Cloud chief., 1884-06-27
HUMOROUS.

-"Bve-bve. love-" he murmured. as
he started down To his Office in the
morning, and she did to the extent of a
fifty-doliar bonnet. He says good-morn-
ing now.
Why is q YER modest young lady
like n steamboat? Because She paws no
attention TO the swells that follow her;
we a-Steamer for it -CIrL fretzeeS
It6es9g.
"A wicked young man says that he
never will, upon any consideration
whatever. believe that Il pretty girl
knows what a kiss means till he has il
from her own mouth Chicago Tribune.
A young man sent fifty cents to a
New York advertiser to learn '.how to
make money fast" and Was advised in
reply TO glue a five-dollar grcenback to
the bottom of his trunk.-LI CSty Der
rIct.
Drug clerk to diiIident young lady
''Wish to get something's" Young
lady, mutterng- Il really believe I've
forgotten what | came for" Clerk.
who catches the last words-,CaInphor;
how much, pleaSe??"
~ iiiN Ssit III inc tu!JDTidl IOOfu
waiting for the editor. She said TO the
funny man: IL want to send a letter to
the ~poSt-oifice. VIII YOU please tell
me-. sir. where / can 90 for i boys'
ECO to the devil, madam Sir"
she said, rising. ..Ah- there he comes
now. John, take that lady's letter to
the post oifice."-N. j. 1EeuS.
A Russian is not legally n nan un-
Ill he is twenty-siX years old. Fancy 4
Russian mother saying: "Alvirawiska
who WAS that sitting 50 close on the
sofa with you last night?' and Alvi re-
plying: "Unly Chipmunkiwiski, = little
boy from over the way. We were cele-
5ra.ing his twenty-Ifth birthday
PhiLadeiphia Gail.
A goiden-haired Silence puts It's head
in 1T a door. ''Did YOU send for me'"
.'Of course | didn't" replied 4 man in
g long apron. "A messenger boy said
somebody along here wanted TO see
me-" We'll. 'twa'n't me: I'm n bar
b-r. MAY be il WIS the merchant next
door. ! heard him say he was going to
quit adyertising.'-C hicago Aews.
There's a little too much hipDO-
drome about that sugar YOU sold me-"
said n customer To Il grocer the other
dav. Flows that?' well. there's
sugar enough in it for coffee and
there's hardly sand enough for mortar"
THAT shows YOU don't understand our
great combination brand" blandly re-
the diluter; you've only got to
Use twice rs much and the residue is
Just splendid for cleaning knives" And
he sold him another box OF dried apples
made from the best selected shoe par.
Fr1neiSco Post.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-06-27
POLITICAL BREYITIES.

tsy~ Mr.. Blaine may not be our ideal
candidate, but as the representative of
the Republican party, as an OutSpoken
exponent of the cause of protection. rs
| the advocate of sound business and
financial principles. as the friend of
labor, he is better than any Democrat
| that can be named, from Tilden up or
down.-7roy Times (Rep.).
EeD~Are the mugwumps against the
ticket? The mugwumps are against the
ticket. Why are the mugwumps against
the ticket? The mugwumps are against
the ticket because the plain people
male the ticket without consulting the
mugwumps. We trust the henceness
of the mugwump position is satisfac-
torily expiained.-FhaGdelDhia Press.
hay-The man and the hour have met.
The voice of a sovereign people calling
in thunder tones for the leader of its
choice has been heard. No sudden inn
pulse has stirred them. The long pent-
up waters which have twice shaken
their barriers to the very foundation
have at last swept away all opposition.
and are now deluging the country with
a mighty flood of enthusiasm-AIbany
journal.
AyThe New York Post parades the
names of the New York Herald,
Euentnq Telegram, Boston Herald,
Springfield Republican. Philadelphia
Record, Philadelphia Times, Chicago
Times and Chicago NeWs as papers
that have bOlted Blaine and Lo-
gan's nomination! We believe it to
be a fact that not one of these papers
ever supported a Republican candidate
for President since the party was
founded or they were started. Having
got along without their help heretofore,
the Republican party will try to exist
in the absence of their support here
after.-CAicago Tribune.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-06-27
A New Discovery.

One of the professors at the Univer-
sity OF Texas was invited to a social
gathering not long since. at which some
of the first people of Austin were pres
ent During :he conversation which
took place, the subject OF cruelty to
animals was discussed. One of the
gentlemen remarked that a great deal
Of cruelty was perpetrated on animals
in conveying them to market in crowd
Ell cars, and in slaughtering them alter
wsrds-Beef cattle in particular. we,e
cruelty treated.
"Yes, g~entIeren.' said the professor,
"there is a great deal Of truth IN whas
YOU say. The unfortunate animals haye
to suffer a great deal, but science is DO
ing away with the necessity of slangn-
tering animals for human food"
How is that done, professors'' asked
Gus De Smith.
Tine extract OF beef is coming into
general use, and after awhile il viii
entirely take the place Of the d~fferens
kinds of raw meat, thus doing away
with the necessity Of s~lsuKAtssiex IL
eoor animalA"-TsrQs Sytiass
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-06-27
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

Lucy Larcom, the poet and writer,
vas formerly 3 Lowell mill-girl.-BoS-
:on Post.
Mr.. Corcoran, the Washington
millionaire. is proud to remember that
his father was 4 cOtbler. and keeps the
parental ~sign-Eoard as bric-a-brac.
e. Hewlett. colored. and John c.
Shea, white. have formed a law part
nership in Washington. which creates
quite a cOmmotion Washington Post.
Henry George" says q London
correspondent of an Irish paper. twas
asked in my presence if he would run
for a Scotch constituency, and he re-
oil ed. Il guess not; 1 would then be in
eligible for the Presidency of the United
States
-lieorge w. Jones, to whom was
first applied the phrase 1.-The Watchdog
Of the Treasury" is living at Fayette-
vile, Lincoln County, Tenn, in robust
health at the age of eighty years. MIR.
Jones served in Congress for eight CON
secutive terms.
Having lost her singing voice,
Aimee will next season come to Ameri-
ca to act in dramas. when i can't
speak," she lately said. .'I'H 90 into
pantomime. There's nothing like adapt
ing ones self to circumstanceS.'-Cht-
cayo Inter Ocean
Charles O'COnor did not desire to
live. When the doctor first prescribed
for him he was particular to inquire Is
D the nature of the medicine. Il do
not want to take anything that will pro-
long life,' he said. Il want only that
which will keep me from pain."-N. Y.
Herald.
Judge Poland, of Vermont, who
has always worn 4 blue swallow-tailed
coat. with brass buttons, during the
twenty years or so that he has been in
public life. and has been known as
'.BrasS Mounted Poland created q
sensation in Washington the other dav
by appearing in 4 Prince Albert O of
the latest and most fashionable cut.
Mrs. StrattOn better known as Mrs.
Tom Thumb. the widow of the dwarf.
is quite sensitive as To her size. and
will only receive the most necessary
help from others on that account For
example, when she enters q railway
she seats herself, at some incon-
venience. BY Il nimble backward lump,
than accept the aid of another
10 lift her into 4 seat. Once settled in
the tiny little woman sits upright
n prim dignity. The companion who is
with her never offers to assist
IN such occasions. in accordance with
Nlrs. Stratton's we'll understood desire.
Hartford Post.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-06-27

aside every dividing thought. let no division
come in among US Let us crown the good
work 1T Chicago with good work in our state
Convention the 18th of this month, and with
victory in November. Let AS show our Demo
cratic friends that the igtt Is not Il defensive |
one, except a they WITH have to take care OF
themselves il they would not get run over.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-06-27

tzs~ Whatever the Republicans OF
other States may do. those of Massa-
chusetts a assuredly do no less than
give the nomination their usual loyal
support. Nor is it to be
doubted that when the Republicans OF
this Stale come to view the Chicago
nomination in all its aspects. they will
find it an appeal to that New England
pride which they share in common
with their brethren in Maine. For the
first time in its history, the Republican
party has nominated a New Englander
for the chief magistracy of the Nation.
and. for the first time in three decades.
an opportunity offers TO place an East
ern statesman in the chair of Washing
tOn.-BostoS Ira~Aer (Rep.)
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-03-18
NORTH FAIRFIELD.

Our correspondent writes: On Sunday
evening Mr.. Pierce of Fairfield Center, up
set his lantern iI the hay, loft Of his stable,
setting fire to the hay, and soon the building
was in flames, also the shed that connects
the stable and house. 1t was only by the ut
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general stripping that takes place at such
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roof of the house of VIM F. Higgins, but
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from Fairfield to the March term of court at
Skowhegan are: Grand. Henry Fogg and J.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-03-18
GAR DINER,

The city council organized yesterday fore
noon. The oath of office was administered
to the members by Judge Harrington. Prayer
by Rev. 1. Luce. o. 3. Clason was elected
president of the board of Aldermen,
H. G. White, president of the common
council, and Gustavus Moore, clerk. The
board met in joint convention and Mavor
s. f. johnson read his address. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: city clerk.
c. o. Wadsworth; assessors and overseers
of poor, William Perkins, s. f. johnson,
Van r. Beadle; collector, Warren
Reed treasurer, S. Bowman; city
marshal. Silas C. Stinson; chief engi-
neer. G. T. Haley; I'd engineer, J.
B. Esmond Sd engineer. c. NJ Drake
school committee. p X. Clason; directors OF
High school, A. Bailey, J. ID. White and S.
c. Whitmore city physician, z. r Clason
CITY solicitor, B. B. Clay; street commission
er. ID. NJ Dale. Aldermen Winslow and
White, and Councilman J. T. Richards, G
Lawrence and A. l.. Perry were appointed
finance committee. Adjourned to Monday
evening, March oath.
Z. A. Barker for several years engineer on
the dummy engine, left Monday morning
with his family for Dakota.