The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-29

thoUg. r. vea'hsr Ia. cses retnars-
abs -spl uu'il xrthin = day or two,
,osic arc begnlng To SruDb'c sboa.
;ay DRY weather aud fancy tn, the
crop. a.e furnishing Oo the cnn'rarT
Corn j. going ahead remarkably vel.
ami the mail grain i =. flsp Il IL
e-ct. w ioub, 4 little rain u, nov
would C. ali aI.au,arr, hi, VI en-
wait ye,
A letter recievei itoE Vi ,on.in.
states that the chiDch bug ha- destroy
ed the mall grain, AMI that the far
mer, are pIoxing oy,r their fed, aud
planting 10 corn.
Ike Hampton says .hs, the crops
o. t.shcas,er COUNTY are h.rls the
woI>e for dry weather. They have
not hal a, much rain shout Lincoln
- re have had in the valley.
Our Masonic friend. who went Il
Lin>nln retui ne last Satu day, !ool-
my a wee bit" iei III the face, prot
ably from sunburn. j. 4. Tuiicys got
TO Re G.anI Senior Deacon, aud they
all got into the I~cni,entiary. ASIDE
from that they We're well pleased with
their y:,:, to the Capital
Webb has got the top to his stage
WAGON fixed. The frar7e answered. 10
keep off the sun until the past few
Jays. when he became impressed with
tie fact that while i, served very well
for ornament it "a no adequate pro
'ecr:on To passengers
Mitchell and Morhart are doing
their level bes, "a acronmu}ute the
public with cheap ,inwaf~. Gallon
oil can are now made for JOct..
Up a, Carriers it keeps three lively
men busy 10 watr on CUSTOMERS. R-a
son why. Uncle Sam Ina, Il greater va
rieiy, larger stock and sells at better
figures than any other merchant in
town.
-Weth wishes - inform the pub
lie tina. on the Centcnrrai Fourth he
will make a centennial trip from Has
,ings, and arrive in Red Cloud by L.
O'Clock on Tuesday next. So II any
body wishes any thing fresh from the
railroad that day there will be an op-
portunity to get it.
-McNitt although a Federal Office
holder and an enthusiastic Hayes
man, has one Of the best gardens in
the town, and last week We had 4
mess of new potatoes, together with
green peas and beans, all from his gar
den. M-nAcy thinks as much Of his
garden as our County Superintendent
doe. Of his horse, Or q, Baum does Of
his hogs, aid works it in regular
methodist fashicn. Tic is at it. hard
a, it, and always at it," He has a
hue lot Of potatoes free from bugs.
and many other nice thugs in this
garden.
Henry Maurer is not an old far
mer, but now that be is q homesteder
his whole soul is in the culture o. his
ground and his crops show it. But
what we are especially Interested in.
and what the above is preliminary to,
is, his success in raising straw berries.
lie brought us down a handful of
plump, ripe, luscious berries Week be-
fore last, just when We wert absorbed
in specuAtIveS as TO the coming pres
ident or We shouldn't have forgotten
20 say somethin: aboct them.
The primary school under the
charge of Miss Dixon has been obi ged
to change quarters on account of the
dilapida,ed condition ofthe house they
occupied.
We can just remember we'll the
rail splittere Of 1860. Then next in
order came the tanners of '6S. WHAT
will it be this time? Who knows?
Who cares? we'll vote for Hayes any
way. Still We should like to call our
something or other, aud wear
a badge.
Pr,W.,' the murderer of the Little
Blue, who was convicted in the spring
was to have been hung on the :3i ,
but it vas postponed for at ast three
as the Clerk had received
notice that the Supreme Court hsr-t
granted s'.tay in the proceedings until
the petition 10 error could be heard.
A petty little suuabLle up 10 Ba-
tin precinct took GiIham and Lohsitz
out Of town Tuesday. Two men aaar-
relied aud. undertook to fight item,
one WHIPPED. The other brought salt.
If q community cares for such anuse
ments. they can always be hsa'hy en-
the beaten parry 70 go to
law. 1t costs a good deal, but We can
afor6iE,
We had a 6ne rain Tuesday night
makes the crops look fresh aud
As ever. A great deal Of the
wheat is headed ous and tie rest Is
to. This rain wii'insure =
good yield.
Satin Budget.
WIN. Crouch has two ct the best
looEipo borloc Salds ;o-tho pSoc,n..t