The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-17

Per cent Of attendance 9s
Names Of scholars who have been pei
fher tardy nor absent during tn
mouth: Myrs Smith, Mary Hcrn
Elmer Goarcke, Maud Miner, E,he
Horn, Albert Goarcke. Ella ShuIer
has not mis-spelled a word during TIL
mouth, in lessons assigned her.
ApELBE#T BAILEY, Teacher.
"A certain young lady in Red Cloud
Is so modest she will not permit the
Christina Observer to remain in he,
room " night.
We received two copies of the
Grand Island Ladepeadent of the issue
OF June 18th. As Josh Billings says
of fwins,-'it is tew mutch."
The Valedictory address of Mr..
Webster, President Of the Con. Con.
was short but contained some good
advice.
When you come to town 70 and
see those fine prints at John G.. Pot
ter {. They are the gayest aud cheap
est in the valley.
Belfast Ginger Ale, Soda and
Mineral Water. for sale BY George
Also Ice Cream and Lemonade.
Carl Weber has more amusemen.s
han at any other place in town. A
bowling alley in good running order, a
shooting gallery in full blast, and an
ce cream restaurant and confectionery
hop. He has fitted up a room ir good
lyle to be used as dining room. Give
a call ye lovers Of pleasure and the
cool beverages"
"A couple Of .ScioPticansn md al
mall boy, made their appearance on
he streets yesterday. The small boy
'osted np bills in various parts of the !
own Announcing an exhibition in the
venlng. We have been inquirins
mong the people as to the character
I the entertainment, but we're unable
, find any q who had attended.
wen our village pedagouge who had
cen favored with a complimentary
cket would not -coun.enapce the rer
We have come to the con.
uslon that these men will bear watch
y. 1t looks as if their posters and
Entertainments are but a cloak TO cover
flight. The fact that they avoid
! the hotels and this office is very
'spicicus in itself. Even though they
|. respectable a little watching will do
} farm and by their conduct they
laid themselves open to ~unfavor-
lie comments, and cannot complain /;
they are suspected Of crimes of {
hich they were innocent.
n. b. Future exhibitors in Rcd /,
oud will please remember that it is /,
stomary to visit the printing Office
d It TX" to the boys.
The boys and girls have a new re- c
now. which surpasses anything ]
ey have Yet enjoyed. In fact, they q
We never had suitable places and &C.
for gatherings until DOW. They :
We been compelled for the most part 9
resort to prayer meetings as a means =
gratifying their longing for each
ler's society. While prayer meet
IS are much better than nothing,
they are inadequate as a means of q
and amusement. A PRAYER :,
even when successfully carried
does not afford the best advantages
a genuine froiic- There is always
nething lacking in the best conduct =,
The movements are more or less q
trained. The older people come
9uently, and they seldom enter into
mirthfulness Of the occasion With
sest and abandon which chasac- p
lie the younger attendants. The o.
eious exercises interrupt the uerri !,
ut Of some. The uneasiuess of . Il
position detracts from the to
assures of the embraces, while Kiss "a
is attended With 50 many d,sad- -
'taess - to be practically dispensed
b. On the whole We think that
most enthusiastic admirers Of the
yer meeting viii coacede that il Is
defective for the attainment
he most delicious and satisfying {,
s-making. We take pleasure there o'
J. in stating that Weber's Amuse- 's
n balls furnish Ill the advantages o
an enjoyable. jolly, fruiicsome aud A
cieusiy sensational gathering ofthe n
* The Halls are open every night.
Cream and Ginger Beer a kept
LE
On hand The services Of
..xesIlent perfornes on the aceor-
D have been Obtained, and sAe eh
e is vel sarpised With illustrated eu
ers for the young. 3