The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-06

Cash paid for eggs delivered al
the Valley House.
Mr.. Bentley was in town last
Tuesday and gave Us acak. He was
after a girl.
Since leap year mas come some OF
our most ba.hsul AMI modest yosue
bachelors are in lnck. A knowing OBJ
server will know who We mean:
| WANTED.-A good girl 20 DO work
at the Valley House. Those wanting
a place will do vcll to cali soon.
&C. II. Potter has a new style cigar
which takes well. AMI is ofine quality.
II is called the Centennial" Try 'em.
Since orr last issue there has been
considerable going on in town 10 the
way Of amuseuients. There has been
a railroad meeting. prayer meetings
every night ct the school house. Z
minstrel show, fOnr dances, AMI la,
but no leas ''Rusa'." change of part
ncrS. Wka, tow can beat US for
one week?
The Amateur Minstrel Troupe o.
this place will give an entertainment
at EivertOn, mex: Monday evening.
The railroad excitement is on the
increase.
"A FIRE broke ont in. Carl Wcber's
house last Tuesday night, but was ex-
tiasuished 10y Carl who hal his hands
burned severely by the fumes. Some
cluhing beiGging to the family Being
the malE loss.
Mr.. John N. Potter Of Burr Oak,
Iowa, Is spending i few day, IN town
visiting his Soas He speaks fago-ably
Of our country, IA we under tand IN
tends to be among the many wao
will come out here next spring.
Several stranger are in .ewl llok
ing for a place to build.
School commenced last Monday.
j. X. Ratclif Of Adams county,.
raised thirty tons of broom corn from
one hundred acres of land, ami sold il
FOX $2U per ton. TINS ought TO be a
proftlul- and sure crop. Gras,hop- !
pers Will not be apt to lnjure it.
A new lumber yard las recently
been started In town by -. X. Potter.
II will be we'll supplied with The best
limit er the market affords. See AL. in
another columl.
That celebrated Claronet player
Of Osborn City, Kan, Wa in town %
Monday last, and gave the DO, S a
dance in the evening The music was
splendid aud the boys had II jo!lv time.
"A goo! stock of tresl groceries a,
Prices at the Crane Store
This week is our time to play eii-
tor, as the Boss is away on Narrow
business.
The best stock of tobacco, in town
John q. Potter's,
Til" Centennial Inauguration at
he Red CIoul School I~Ious., was
grand and glori ,us success. Such was
unanimous resolution Of al! parti-
''pa'ins. As per u special re porter
attending.
-Li,' of unclaimed letters remain
ng dead in the Post . lice at Rod
Neb., Jan. 4th, 1876:
George \. Billings.
j. = Bryant
Ili!on W. EIulin.
L-verc II. Luce.
VI. '. Is IfiiiilpS.
NJ. g.. McNlTr. p. NJ.
For the best and cheapest Teas,
20 to John q Potteis.
This is the year in which old
na:d~ will wear red aud old bachelors
tlirk. i;
Losr.-A pocket hook containing
ONE money, abou, halfa mile below !
he bridge south Of the river. in the
There were tso land explor- f,
NJ ticket, in it with he undersigncd's Z
anne thereon. $40 reward will be Z.
aid to anyone finding the same and |
eturning it 10 me on See. Is, town 2, f,
ange IL west. A. }. MEANS.
We had quite a stir iu town Oh =
Ioniay last, owing to a lawsuit before :
he Probate Ju lge, between Jeremiah
holDaS As plaintiff and John W. Bur
IS As defendant. The question a. is
lie between the parties Involved some o
hundred anl sevcnty-:our dui,ars.
he plaintiff had for council VI, U. !
ull'van E>q.. Of Rlvertnn, AID the
had for council Mr.. John /,
|Illcox of lied Cloud. There arose
question between the council as to :,
neither the partie, in ii pu.e were
IN the renting o. a farm from
III jackson soune tan: las, spring =,
plaintiff deBsia. the e,-par.ner- I
nip, aud the defendant holding ia. & '
lere Was a e"-partnershsp. Upon 4