The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-06
PICK-UPS

this week.
MIS-. L. H. FoRT and children are
visiting IN Peru, Ne5.
The school marms are all on the
anxious seat this week.
Two lone: Italians furnished music
on our Streets Thursday.
THERE will be services in the Episco-
pal Church next sunday, morning and
evening.
THE Nebraska TRAVELLING men will
meet at the Bostwick hotel in Hastings
August p.
MRs. GEO. b. HOLLAND returned
home Thursday, after IN extended visit
in New York.
RED CLOUD is the geographical cen
ter of the United States according to
the latest maps.
MRs. w. W. GARDNER and Miss Ford
started on an occidental tour Wednes-
day morning.
REV. J. G. ALTMAN will preach at
the Congregational church next sun
day 1t ii o'clock.
Miss GERTlE LINDLEY, Of Long ISL
and, Kans., is visiting her siste- in this
il ty Mrs. C. J. Plat.
II the Signal don't behave itself we
will give it another dose of Latin,
"Vertum sat sdpieati.'
Rev. Geo. S. DAVIS will preach IN
the Baptist Church next Sabbath,
morning and evening.
JOHN QUICKER, senior partner of the
firm o. j. J. QUICKER & Co.. is absent on
a visit to the Sucker" state.
Ed. KELLOGG has the thanks Of this
outfit for q generous supply OF roast.
ing ears. The finest Of the season so
far.
PRor. HURsCH delivered an educa-
tional lecture at the NJ. L. church on
Wednesday evening, to a good audi
ence.
A herd of fiery, untamcd, bronchos
have furnished an unlimited amount
Of fun for the boys during the past
week.
THE only objection we have to raise
against the present state s%uperintend
ent OF public instruction, is his super
fuous Of front came.
Wouldn't it look funny to see
Grover getting mail addressed to G.
Cleveland, President, Red Cloud, Ne,
braska, and still stranger things than
that have happened.
A. F. BRowN, general agent fol
the publishers of Johnson's Universal
Cycloped,a, called on Wednesday and
talked an arm of. However, the work
he represents seems to haye consider
able merit. w. D. Lane is the lOca
representative and will CT nva th'
city in the rear future.
ADVERTISED letters for the week end
ing, Aug. :, 1856. 5. d. Bradshaw
Mike Kennedy, Mat Lair, Bill May
Billy Minturn,, Miss Gracssia Breill, i
C. Spooner, w. NJ. Siders, Mrs. Charlie!
Stifren, Miss Lille Smith. 7. W. Stuart
august Thoborby, Miss Rose Whitman
Miss Ellen Woosley, J. II. Young,
;. IT is gratifying to learn, on the au
thority Of a Texas congressman, tina
Mr.. Bayard "is aroused" 1t will b.
the particular business Of Texas con
sressmen who hope to continue in tn
favor Of their constituents to keep tn
Secretary Of State in that condition
until the justi6ablc wrath Of Of tn
i. Texans is ~appcased.
Ex-EDrToR King ofthe Helmet, blev
in on Tuesday and touched flesh Will
his numerous friends and scquain
tances in the gate city. Evidently tn
circumambient air Of Omab
agrees with his ex-editorship
Notwithstanding the arduous dutie
5 performed in the interest Of tn,
Herald. The gentleman is looking hal
and hearty.
: A NEIeHBoRfyo paper that is short {
better subjects thus scars about iii
weather: 1T is so dry that yon ca
scratch q match on the bottom of III
~cistern; the dust is getting deep, tn
air is parched and arid. and Nature
going around with her tongue hangin
. out" Ante-grasshop2er Nebraskan
can appreciate the force of the abov
language.
We understand ]. D. Calhoun, ii
inimical topic man" OF the sta
Journal, now straddles the editors
tripod in the sanctum of the Stst
: Democrat. Calhoun Is one OF the alb
est journalists in the west, and couI
easily mount to the topmosi round
the journalistic ladder. could he bat IRE
+ himself from that Internal democrat
milestone
VI THRRE will prob ably be . game
= base ball some day next week betwee
q the home team and nine from Custs
Hans. The Custer club have the re
T. utation Of being . crack nine. n
= thsrelore the game promises 70 be
~inssresGnx one With Highly behi
% he bat, and Piat in the pitchsrs b
: our bcy4 sand . fair show fer . g1o