The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-09
TANED-A boy TO learn tie printing

hANTED-A boy TO learn tie printing
trade. one Who will not learn it oil in two
or three weeks, preferred. A good chance
is offered for a good steady boy to thor.
oughly master the trade, under the tn
,orslip Of cur experienced foreman. Ap-
ply early.
The Lewiston CARTE says every pa.
per in the United States ought occasion
ally TO put the fact before its readers that
burnt corn is q certain and speedy cure
for hog cholera. The best way is to take
. pile Of corn on the cob. efectually
scorch il, and give the affected hogs free
access to il.
If the person who stole a key Of lead
from Mr.. Halcomb's new house last week
will return the same no questions will be
asked. but If it is no. returned the thief,
who is we'll known, will get into trouble.
Mr.. Halcomb does not desire 10 expose
the person but will do it publicly if the
lead is not returned in reasonable length
of time.
The school in Guide Rock. under the
charge of Miss Brown, is considered n
Of the best in the couHty. The Sup:fiu-
lendent speaks very highly Of her method
Of teaching history. Mr.. Ju1son Bailey
will teach in this district the coming win
ter. The people of Guide Rock take a
lively interest in their school affairs and
what is better, always support the lead
ing school Of the county.
IN. ID. Fox & Co, grain merchants Of
Cowles, wish to announce to the public
that they have completed their new ele-
vator and are now ready to handle all
kinds Of grain. Their facilities for hand
ling are as good as any in the country.
They also have the advantage of low
freizhts TO Chicago, and propose to pay
all their is 10 grain, and cordially invite
the public TO give them a trial. SGT
From NJ. Pope we obtained the fol-
lowing in regard to the schools in the
northeast part of the county where he has
been visiting: MISS Victoria Morton Is
! teaching 10 district No. So, has enrolled
seventeen pupils. Miss Morton has
taught this school two terms. Mrs. Su
san Stiles is teaching her second term IN
district No. 81, while her daughter, Miss
Alice Stiles has commenced her first term
of school in district No.. %
Last Sunday night about midnight,
when everything human is supposed to
be at rest and graveyards are supposed
to yawn and ghosts come forth and stalk
about, Uncle Sam and Sheriff Warren
arose from their vIrtuous ouch and de-
parted for bleeding Kansas in quest of 40
individual by the name of Davis, whom
it was supposed had secretly departed
from this county IN search Of greener pas
lures, leaving sundry small bill unpaid.
lie was overhauled in Kansas and made
to liquidate lis Indebtedness to Uncle
Sam.
Harvey 4. Bailey is TO teach the
school in district No. L.. Hiram Hamp-
ton teaches his second term in No. 2S.
g. W. Barker has been engaged for the
winter term in district No. 6, at Inavale
! Mrs. Beal is teaching her third term 10
No. l3 at Batin. The school has opened
in district No. 81, Miss Steers, teacher.
Mrs. Tharp is to teach in district No. IL.
Miss Nellie Whitney, a young lady from
Iowa. commences the fall term in Hell
vern's district next Monday. Mark No
bler who taught thirty terms of school is
to teach in district No. ,.
We have on exhibition at the Journal
sanctuln, a large piece Of pure chalk tax
en- from the ground four miles FROM the
thriving town of Red Cloud. The vein
from which it was taken is said to be
three feet in thickness. Mr.. Goldman, of
this city. from whom we received the
sample, informs us that the vein or bed
WIS discovered BY a man who was en-
gagged in digging a we'll. The creates st ex
element, it is said. prevails among the
citizens over the discovery and the promi-
nent men Of this town are taking a deep
interest in the matter.-Liacoh Journal,
Tax payers should bear in mind that
, the law passed last winter provides that
mo demand for taxes shall be necessary,
but it hal be the duty of every person
subject to taxation under the laws of this
| state to attend at the treasurer's Office,
a. the county seat. and pay his taxes:
and if any person neglect so to pay his
personal taxes until after the first of No
vember next, the treasurer is directed to
levy and collect the same, together with
all costs of collection, by distress aud sale
of personal property" And in regard to
taxes on real estate, that "On the first
Monday in November in each year, be
, tween the hours of nine o'clock a. IN. and
four O'Clock p. M. the treasurer is di
rected to offer At public sale = y = all
lands on which taxes are levied for state,
county, township, village, city. school
district. or any other purpose, for the
previous year still remaining unpaid.
No notice of such sale by advertisement
or otherwise shall be required, but in all
cases the provisions Of this chapter shall
be sufficient notice to owners of the sale
Of their property"
SITUATION WANTED
By a Competent young man 81 years
old, in a store, speaks German and En-
gIish. Call or address at this Office.
Wages no object. Off.