The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-17

yoV &c mary OSoA OCSSD
don't shoot it.
&C. W. Haley went To Lincols yss
terday morning.
Homeless men and women 10
manless homes. should read Mrs.
C1ark's local. .
Mr.. Wike, Of Townsville, made
US . pleasant cab, and ratified some
silver in our face.
SrRAYED-A pet deer. Any 90.
returning the same will be properly
rewarded. H 8. KALEY.
Mitchell L Morhart hailea u foI
some more job work. Our patrons
will please be patient, and Va will oil
their orders as fast as possible.
j. N. Barton, of Oriole. Kansas,
had . mule stolen from . stable at Hast
iDgs, last Thursday night. He passed
through town on bis way 20 Hastings,
Tuesday. The mule is iron grey,
with . zeal on right hind foot.
Mr.. W. N. Richardson made Us
feel grateful the other day by deposit
ing in our greedy fist a 6ve-dollar bill,
in payment for subscription I; and he
pays for. moro than one copy. Come,
and do likewise.
"A new school house has been built
in MI. McKune's district, Of "Nebras-
IA brick" and "Nebraska thing" It
is neat and comfortable, and is much
more satisfactory than a big house
with heavy bonds upon it. Mira Nc
Ardle is teaching the school this win
ter.
AT q recent meeting of the Liter.
airy Club, it was voted that the society
consider itself a committee to confer
with the bondsmen of the proprietors
Of the Star Saloon, and state TO them
their own, and the sentiment of the
generally, in regard to tho
management of the concern. II We
must have saloons, let US have decent
ones.
The Omahs Herald says that 10
recent scandal case in Smith county,
Kansas, q lady witness declined to an
swer q question, and the attorney de-
manded her reason. because it is
not ft to tell to decent people,"
WE'LL" said the lawyer, 'just
walk right up here, and whisper it to
the judge"
j. 8. Cobeldick is experimenting
with the mammoth diamond wheat
ker els three-quarters Of an
Inch in length; and if he succeeds in
IS bushels per acre, which we
verify believe he can do. we want our
,ame writ high on Granite Bluff as
he original introducer of the first FIVE
thousand of the seeds. News
We have several thousand Of those
seeds, which We will sell or give away
o any one who wants them.
From u eastern paper We learn
# the deaths Of Rev. o. r. Wilson
md his wife, of Surry, Me-, which
occurred ovsr a month since. Rev.
Wilson. with his family, came to Ne
in the spring of 1873 and SET
led at Overton, in Dawson county.
He with his brother, Willism, al
% a Methodist minister, were the pi-
'neer preachers in Western Nebraska;
10th on the Platte and upper Repub
lean rivers. But Rev. Otis became
omewhat discouraged after having
,een here a year. and he returned to
Maine. They have many friends iu
Maine and Nebraska, and after living
ogether for many years, in death
hoy are not divided.
The Red Cloud Select and Nor
nal School is fourishing almost be-
'ond what We dared to hope. Started
mid obstacles. which hindered on
very side, it has steadily grown into
favor and every week brings
'sw students. The people of the
own should feel int rested in the pro-
,ress of this school, as it has already |
'een . benefit to them in some way
specially those who trade or take
'oarders. We are confident that the
chool would be larger to day than it
}, if it had larger and more commo.
ious rooms, and there vere greater
opportunities for boarding.
1t is rather late to mention our
ew officers, but it is better late
han never" they say. j. A. Tulleys
ucceeds himself at the clerks dssk.
nd e. q. Jones stands beside him ct
is old place ready to take in the
ounty money. j. r Wilcox cue
seds Judge TuIleys in the admins
'ation of justice. J. D. Post, who
as made his mark As precinct con-
able, now 10 promoted to the sheriff.
|ty, in place Of 81. C. Bill. A. A.
'ope still watches over the education
interests of the county. d.. Sher-
: succeeds :. c. Coon q coroner.
7. E. Thorn, our popular surveyor,
IS succeeded himself several times.
i'd still he surveys. l. H. Luce il
own successor in the commission
q chair, j. H. Hobart is chair
81 q W oh