The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-08
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-Ninick has gone to Edgar. lie
intend. 20 ssf his claim aud ssllse n
Rel Cloud.
THE ? :. Conven;i1n 8, Guide
Rock, We are Informed, wass pleasant
aud improving oocasioa. A number
Of ;hr f1eais Of SABBATH Schcs! IA
Red Cloud sere present.
TIE Pre.,y;erlaas Of this vicinity
organized themselves into society
laa Friday D,gk., under the lead o.
Rev Mr.. Griffith.
&C. ". Springer, the school teach
or, owes the CHIEF TWO cigars. One
On aocoun, ola little Syringe, who
hoped into existence last week, and
the other because he told u, Dot, thing
about IL Springer is BIT CID 'lcca.'
himself and should be more thought
fut
Red Cloud has the Deate,, and
cleauest streets Of any uu,neorporated
village in the sta:e.
Jas. Lobsits has qui, clerking for
Baum and Is now going 10 open ou,
for himself a. lawyer. He has not
selected a location a. yet. Lobsiiz l.
a good fellow and viii undoubtedly
succeed.
Notice the card Of the new srm
Of II. 5. K G. W. Haley. &. W. was
recently admitted to the bar a, a ses
SION Of ccnrt III NuckoiIs county. Sue
cess 10 them.
H. 5. Haley started for Cincin,
natl Wednesday morning 20 attend
the National Convention.
The Narrow Gauge road from
Lincoln to Denver IL an exploded idea
The proposition to the people OF Ian
caster County TO vote bonds has been
recalled. Well we shall have a rail-
road In good time yet.
Nellie MaxweIlis seriously sick,
so sick tha, hyr LIE Is almost despa:red
of.
The Drums and flies for the Mar
tial Band arrived Tuesday n ght, all we
lack o is some body to play them.
They are SPLENDID instruments and
We hope at no distant day to have
some good musicians o1t Of the boys
here In town.
j. 5. Gillian went to Blooming
ton yesterday to attend a lawsuit.
BID. Slaughter representing the
Lincoln Journal called Wednesday,
very sorry W. were out.
We have of late, relieved sew
eral pieces of poetry, but As our com-
pUsitur Is absen: and VT DON'T know
hos to set up poetry ourself We shall
nave to omit them entirely.
"A council for the purpose of or
ganizing a Baptist Church in this
place will be held at the School House
on Saturday, June 10th at z p. n.
Preaching may be expected in the
evening.
The people in the North part of
the couuty have a new post Office,
named Catbcrton, of which Mr.. Cow
ley rs postmaster.
Those cigars we have been smok-
ing Of late came from Uncle Sans.
He has a large stock of new drygoods,
groceries, boots and shoes just arriv-
ed and will sell them as cheap as
ever.
School boards will remember 70
report TO the Cousy Clerk the taxes
voted Turing the year.
Mrs Richardson gave Us a short visit
last Tuesday, not intentionally, We a:e
afraid, but because IN Office Is on the
road to Mrs. Warmers rooms. She
had a few pleasant words for Us never
theless, ami they somehow frightened
up the clustering afternoon, and made
US work a little more cheerfully.
Won, somebody else call?
John McCallum of Glenwood
doomed up in town last Tuesday and
succeeded 10 squeezing his broad shoi-
ders between our door posts. He re-
ports the farmers of Gienwood As be
ing in first -a'. sr;-its and the crops
lookiU. exceedingly well. He informs
us that some five families have aires y
settled In his n~eighborhoo6 haliing
from Virginia, and thirteen mole are
on the wav.
1t is a great wonder to the ladies
how Mrs. Lutz can sch those beauti-
full Hats so cheap.
R. L. Tinker vas in town Mon
day looking As hearty and cheerful as
ever. Dick" talks pretty loudly
about a hedge row he has, thinks it's
the best in the county. He planted
the seed this spring, and nov be says
a squirrel can't get between the infant
branches Of the Usage. We didn t
like to make the old fellow feel bad so
We didn't tell him that it took a real
good hedge to beat any thing in the
county.
ANY man that will ride 10 the