The Red Cloud chief., 1875-11-25
-I.., Tue,9,r mornior Hoo n. 8.

Y wv
| Z. W, end II. s., and family left im-
! media,eiy for tina: place.
60 TO the Neck,ie Festival to
night. for ''brishi-eyed beauty VIII
tc there"
~. {. Sherman had . FIGHT With
! the prairie Are one day last week. and
| hi, nose, ears sod hands we're cooked
rare done"
Go to the Post OnHce for School
Cards.
The er,st mill at this place Is
grinding from 80 &c 40 bushels OF
wheat per day.
y. Berenxen has moved the frame
building that stood hex, to hi. store.
dosa peal the Brewery and is nov f,-
ting it w for . Dwelling house.
Last week We had the pleasure Of
meeting Mr.. Guild, vhO represents
the house Of Steele 4 johnson, whole
sale grocers Of Omahs. Mr.. Guild
me- with quite an accident near this
place, occzsioned BY a drunken driver,
Who drove 80 reckless that he was pre-
cipita,ed from the buggy, ~alighting on
his nose aud ear, aud somewhat defaee-
ing bis otherwise handsome countt-
nance. Although he did considerable
business ia the place, he would uu-
doubtedly have succeeded better had
il nor been for that bloss M on his
nose.
FOUND.-Near X Il Cloud Mills, BY
Eiy, eldest 500 Of {. K. Potter;
leather pocket book. with a little mon
cy and some papers. The owner can
tiud It by io4ulring at Red Cloud Mills.
j Q. Potter has moved his saw
mill from its old stand to Q IN. re favor
able location near his grist mill.
"A prairie fire broke out south Of
the river last Friday, doing consiiera
bic damage in the timber. II took
south Saturday morning and there Is
no telling where it will stop. The fire
probably originated from some camp
ers.
An accident occurred one day last
week in the grist mill OF Potter j. fris-
bic. Mr.. VIM. Thornton Wa. working
among the machinery with a soldiers
OvercOat On, which caught on an up
right rod aud made several revolutions
With him. He called 10 Mr.. Potter
who shut the gates just in time to save
hi. life. he escaped with one broken
rib and waf severely bruised
Our readers will please notice the
advertisement Of the Kansas Farmer
aud AN. rican Young Folks, publish
cd at Topeka, Kansas. The Farmer
is an old established and prosperous
journal. 1t is one of our ablest and
best Western Agricultural papers.
Is l3t.
Mr.. Wagons is now estab ished
in his new shop and is prepared to do
all the work the people may he pleas
I'd to bring him.
Uncle Sam has some nice cigars.
Renew your subscription for the
Chief and get \ paper next week as it
will contain something that interests
Us all.
Claim jumping isn't very pro6,a-
be business after all. A Jumper
jumped young mans claim south Of
the river, and was helped to :elinquish
his right and removal by IA pairs Of
stoga boots, mo. 9's) one day last
week.
j. &. Warner, Esq, has purchas-
ed . lamp and hung it out in front Of
the Valley House. A good thing for
the Squire, Is business is rushing. and
sometimes il y late before he gets in.
Locals are . scarce IS shs&s &rees
in Rei ClseA~~ 49,.
Carl Weber na- started . Photo.
graph GALLERY. and il Is nov in fur"
blast. 60 and give him . trial.
WANTED. Spring calves for which
I will pay the highest cash price de
at Rid Cloud.
Peter McNitt.
Below We copy the resolution.
adopted at . mass meeting held in
Washington county, Kansas, to show
you that the people Of Kansas are
awake to the interests Of railroads,
aud if they succeed We will be left out
in tue cold for a great many years.
They are 10 earnest and mean business
and if re DO not take some steps in
this direction immediately, We never
will have . railroad :
"REsOLvED, That it is the sense
of the delegates to this meeting trOm
the counties Of Washington, Republic
and Jewell. that q railroad Is absolute
iy essential q the mAteriat prosperity
of said COUNTIES.
RESOLVED, That it is the feeling OF
the de. egAtes OF this meeting frOn said
counties of W Washington, Republic aud
Jewell, that ve wall do all I, n our pow
or towards securing . railroad through
these cOuu,ies, and that We believe the
people Of Those cOuo.les are wiling
and ready to vote bonds TO any reason
able extent 10 aid Ut = rsiiroad.