The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-17

Pay the printer.
Fine weather nowadays.
-Subscribef for the CHIP.
Look and ses whether there il On
Z on your .paper Or not
We Learn that tho threshing il
nearly all done throughout the county.
The music 10 the Sunday School
adds much to the Interest and attend
Mr.. Mouier, of Beaver Greek,
nised los acres of small grain last
year.
When you have ten minutes to
spare 90 and bother some nj who
hasn't.
-Thos. Moelle has been appointed
po.tmaster at Bsachamville, Nuckolls
county.
We wish to thank our friends tor
their kindness to Us during our late
sickness.
We understand that q chapter of
the Eastern Star will be organized
here soon.
Notice the I'D Of D. D. Mearns
on our first page. Steam up and
blow away.
1t was pleasant to greet our
friends about town after getting up
from sickness.
The meetings last week we're at
tended quite we'll considering the state
of the weather.
MIR. Pope il behind the counter
at Garber's store ready to deal out
goods to customers.
We learn that . man named Low
is, living north Of town, lost bis house
not long since by fire.
Mr.. j. N. Burkhead husked,
hauled two miles, and unloaded 1O7
bushels Of corn in Is hours.
Tho County Superintendent Of
Butler county, Mr.. Henderson, il in
q o W did not learn tho cause.
M. L. Thomas, ex-C HIEF editor,
has bqagbt.sheC Cas- County Chronicle
of Fox and Glover, and is again an
editor.
j. r. Allen, of EckIsy. husked
IS bushels Of corn between sunrise aud
sunset. taking IN hour and . half for
rest at noon.
Who will volunteer in this county
to assist Prof. Bailey in his signal
weather service? See his letter in an
other column.
Mr.. Pope has bought the house
formerly belonging to Mr.. Thomas,
and rented it to MI. Gather, who
came here last fall.
We arc informed thst IN Agricul-
tursl Institute to continue two weeks,
will DO held in Lincoln within the
month Of February.
The land in T. 3. r. 9 is nearly
all sold to actual settlers. A. MI.
Merrill. from Illinois, lately came in
and bought . tract.
Over ONE HUNDRED and
FIFTY DOLLARS are due to US for
subscription alone. for papers sent to
the BED Cloud ~postofice.
Rev. Reilly wishes Us to say that
he wishes . grand rally next Tuesday.
of men and teams for the purpose of
hauling lumber for the new church.
"A little boy Of Mr.. McBride's
was q over by . loaded wagon ono
day last week, but fortunately no
bones wers broken. He is very lame,
however.
Don't you know what that red
cross opposite your name means! 1t
e that your time Of subscription
has run out, and you are requested to
pay up"
Mr.. +. N. Winton, lately from
.Ocouomowoc. Wis, is in town visit
ing and looking about the country.
He is much pleased With the country
and will remain al winter.
Rev. Guild. who has been dsing
such . good work at Riverton, will
visit Red Cloud 10 . few weeks at
which time, it is hoped that q move
for Temperance viii be made.
Gov. CARRIER, with his wife, visit
Cd his home last week. We were
sorry that sickness prevented us Sec
ing him. We understand he proposes
to build q residence in town next
season.
Mr.. ]. A. Crumpton, who has
been clerking for s. CARRIER, after
marrying one of our fair yeung ladies,
took his departure for St Joe last
Thursday. He has gone into . whole
sale store there. Il
The Republican City Means copies
the judges sentence for selling whisky
to minors and says: "What might