The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-17

tioo rscsetIy 70 renais daring the
sesson They we're wiptesed % tie
upper water " the Republics.
nbe ,eIlsw-breste Ted bl.ckbsd = d.
ing sowe damage 70 corn aelds near
Gibboa.
A siossar factory y beiss built At
keMsey.
D. w. McKisocs, Go. Clcsksf Cas-
Co.. died May 22nd = San Diego.
Cal Of consumption. His remsins
we're brought to PAitsnouth sfor
burial.
During the month of May the gov.
ernucnt debt was decreased $I,is9,-
4j6.
William Guy, Of Lincoln. Treasurer
of Lancaster Go. ten years ago, died
June 7th.
The Journal despaiys of rousing the
patriotism ofthe Lincoluifes and there
fcre offers the following resolutions:
Resoiced. That on the Fourth of
July the citizens Of Lncols wfl be a
bed all day"
Resotrek THAT our neighbors in
Seward andthe balance Of Lancaster
county be cordially invited to the city
on that day, and 1uple tsleepingl &C
combinations will Ee>provided for
them
The Lincoln Star thinks two
months session With ia members in
the legislature Is out Of proportion,
and wants the number reduced and
the time doubled.
Fred. Miller, delinquent tax collector
Of Richardson county, has resigned his
position. as he thinks the people are
already taxed enough by the grasshop-
pers.
Mrs. Geo. A. Bell, Of Falls City,
died on the sth of June.
The Missouri river rises one foot per
day.
The Beatrice Courier says the rumor
that N. X. Griggs is going to remove
to California, is a caDard.
Mr. Cary, of Beatrice, has a flock Of
1000 fine wool McrinO sheep.
The Hastings people are willing to
bury the Ratchet long enough to allow
the Juniata folks to join in the 18th Of
July celebration if they will.
The ladies of Juniata turned on on
last Wednesday and lathed a good
share Of the new church. They did it
with their little hatchets.
The Juniata young men must be q
fearful set. The Gazette says they
need praying for and educating.
The Saline Go. Post thinks the Crete
Ccrnet Band will musicale for the
Hastingsites on the Fourth.
A young homesteader, who resides
near this place, lately went to Red
Cloud to attend a dance. When there
all went as merry as could be desired
our hero was doing a great deal of soft
talk to a very handsome lady. and as
the party began to di>persc he asked
about seeing her home" She re-
piled "Well | don'i know, Mr.. L.,
there's my husband over there fddling
ask him." Instead Of doing so he
waltzed to the other side Of the room,
and gave vent to his feelings in several
forcible ordinations. -AdaE:s 20.
Gaxette.
Report says that grasshoppcrs are
d, ing by the millions in Otoe Co.
They ought 70 have died sooner.
Cassius NJ: Cropsey. son Of Col. A.
j.. Cropsey, died at Lincoln last week
Of consumption.
The F'airbury Grange has passed
resolutions as follL ws:
Rcsolved, BY the members Of Fair.
bury Grange. No 1888. Jefferson co0n-
ty, Neb.. that we as individuals will
not allow any q to kill birds, quails.
chickens on any farm or premises un-
der our control at any time Of the year
whatever, and We hereby give notice
that any person or persons found kill
ing birds, chickens or quails on our
premises will be prosecuted to the full
extent Of the law.
ResolVed, That We ask the co opera
ton OF every grange in the county.
that they may have similar resolutions
to the above. We believe We can &C.
ec@plish a great deal Of good by so
doing.
ResoiueI. That a copy of this pream-
bic aud resolutions be published in our
equity paper.
l.. A.. STEVENS, Master.
| Other Oranges would do well to fol-
low their example.
A severe hailstorm visited the west
ern part Of Hall county, on the Sth
inst, doing considerable damage to
rye and barley which was headed out.
A. G. johnson, living near Grand |
Island. was fatally injured last We'd
nesday by q runaway team. He
leaves a family.
The Mennonites who visited Colum
bus lately, said they never saw q better
country and poorer farming.
The recent heavy rains made of Co.
lumbus . second Venice. The Rapub-
lican says they navigate the ponds in
the streets in gondolss.
Hastings offers SIS to the best base
ball club to play in that city % the
4th Of July.
York, Clay, Fillmore, Adams. Kear
ney, and Buffalo counties. all rcpor.
"no 0~rasshonnors' aud crops ara u,os, |