The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-03

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L. B. freeman Las returned to his old
home 10 Lincoln.
The Red Cloud Hotel 10 receiving q
thourousb re- modelling.
Several new buildings are 10 course
Of construction, in the suburbs.
Richardson & CARRIER are doing q
good business in the cattle trade.
"A part Of the lumber fer Ex-Gov.
CAREERS new residence, il on the ground.
The manufacture of the Reed Plew
has commenced in Red Cloud, on q small
scale.
Remember that we can do any kind
Of printing you wish, and do it neat and
cheap.
We have just received a couple of
fonts Of large wood type, for poster and
bill work.
The Centennial Lone Star" print.
ed at the CHEF Office, will be issued
tomorrow.
Charley Haley looks none the worse
for his recent protracted stay 10 the
Buckeye state.
JOB work Of all kinds neatly and
cbeaply executed at the Red Cloud Chief
printing Office.
Old man Vest gathered tcgather hi,
effects and departed last Tuesday fer
Colorado Springs.
u. O. Case, attorney at law, who
has recently located here, il working %
quite a lucrative practice.
We notice some of the heads of
families were enjoying themselves the
other night-''In a moral way"
We learn that diptheria has been
prevalent to an alarming extent, in the
vicinity Of Mr. Wright's, on Indian
Creek.
-Rememler that when you plant
ysur spring advertisements in the CHIEF,
Zine tenths Of the people in the county
read them.
We have been 80 crowded with Job
work, the last week, that we could not
give as much attention to the CHIEF a,
We had ought.
Some idiot. wiring In the Argus,
from lnava!e, wants to know if the CHIEF
used to publish the commissioner pro
ceedings 10 full.
Geo. Zeiss has planted a row of
shade trees in front of his hotel, which.
Hthey thrive, will add much to the at.
sractiveness Of the place.
-One Of our enterprising carpenters
is looking forward to next fall as a pros
pective unhealthy season and consequent
harvest for the manuf acturer Of collins.
That itt'ejokc was a very harmless
one, and so long as the Argus man does
Mt Inc'te the boys to anything worse
than that. there will be no harm lone
-lhe man who is too stiugy to patron.
ne nome institutions, and sends off for
every little article he needs, i. mean
enough to herd swine on the graves Of
his departed ancestors.
Mr.. A.. T. Reed, the furniture ma,
10 supplying the people of this county
and northern Kansa, With furniture
People don't 60 to Hastings any more
for their furniture since Mr.. Reed ba,
rut in his stock here.
There has been rugged 10 front of
Sherer's store, an arrangement that was
at frst supposed to be intended a. a
place for public execution, but up TO the
present time there has been no,b;pc
swung of" there except an elaborate
eign board.
The two gentlemen bovines owned
end being reduced to a state Of suhiec,ien
by our friecd Lutz, had a slight misun.
Outstanding n day last week, which
eliminated in one of them getting 20 &c.
verely gcred as to us6t him for labor for
some tine t. come.
The weather can be the most n,.a.-
ant. or the mos: disagreeabIe, in this
part OF the moral vineyard, of any place
we know OF. Last Monday was another
oithose nasty disagreeabls dusty wind,
days that almost cause q man 70 w;sb
that he had died in his cradle.
The season is approaching when the
young mar with his hair parted in the
middle, takes an innocent mallet in hi.
hand and proceeds , cautiously and care
fully, to hit a ball. sud see hsw near he
can come to . friends shins without hi, t..
ting them. We refer to the manly game
Of croquet.
"A prairie FIRE Of considerable dime,-
sions ragged on the prairies east of town
last Saturday afternoon. We learn that
Mr.. Phelps. living on the farm Of Capt.
Munsef. four miles east of town, lost all
his hay. grain and stable by the FIRE. and
also had q Of his horses 20 badly burn.
Cd that it had to be killed.
Tho district Institute for the .coun-
ties of Webster. Nucko!ls, Franklin,
Kearney and Adams viii be held at Red