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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-06
CABLEGRAMS.

THE Colorado beetle has appeared in
Ireland, says a despatch of July Both.
BARON VoN GAIT, formerly Prussian
minister at Washington, died at Bonn
July 2Sth.
THE harvest in France just ended is
barely up to the average, says dispatch
of July 2Sth.
A PARIS dispatch Of July Both says;
the Tuileries is to be completely removed
and the site transformed into a garden.
AN old woman threw a stone at the
King or Spain few days since. y des-
patch of July Both says the woman is in
sane.
A DISPATCH of July 2Sth, giving latest
news from South Africa, says Lord
Chelmsford intends to send in an early
resignation.
A PARIS dispatch of July goth says
that in remaining the streets one is to be
called the Rue de lincoln, in memory of
ex-President Lincoln.
4 WILkENsHAUsEN cablegram of July
31st says large cannon burst on the
German gunboat Rcnown, killing three
and wounuing fourteen persons.
\ HAVANA dispatch OF July SUN salu
III deaths from yellow fever alone oc-
Cured in that city during The week end
ing July 26th,
\ TRIESTE cablegram of July 2otb says
there vas violent hurricane Sunday IN
this part of the Adriatic. Several lives
were lost, twenty vessels were damaged,
and one sunk.
TIE Peruvian minister at New York
received the following dispatch july
goth: The Huascar entered the block
AIDED port of lnquique, and fought me
Gillian squadron for two hours, leaving
hors du combat the Conslno ana Aotao.
The Uuascar was unhurt'
\ LONDON cablegram of July 2Sth says
a dispatch from Valparaiso says: "lhe
Pacific Steam Navigation company ;
steamer lIlimani, 1900 tons burden, has
been wrecked All hands were saved.
4 LONDON cablegram of July 3lst
saws. Official returns show that 20 OF
ticers and 400 men died of cholera and
other diseases on the return march from
the Afghan campaign, while only about
100 were killed in action.
\ RoaE special Of June Both says:
The Police have seized in printing es-
Enlistment in this city copies of pro-
gramme tor the reign of the Universal
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-06
YELLOW FEVER.

New ORLEANS began disinfecting the
whole city July 27th.
NATCHEz began street quarantine
against New Orleans July Both.
ONLY three new cases of Yellow fever
were reported at Memphis July 27th.
EIGHT new cases of fever at Memphis
July 29th
THREE welldeveloped cases of yellow
fever were discovered at New Orleans
July 9th.
A CASE of yellow fever was re orted
in Chicago July 2sth and great excite
ment followed
n. w. CORCoRAN banker and pub
lie spirited citizen, of Washington, on the
goth of July sent his check for $4,000 to
be used for the removal of poor and des-
titute people from Memphis.
EIGHT new cases of yellow fever were
reported in Memphis July 30th but no
deaths from that disease mad occurred
during the past "a hours The Howards
then had five nurses at work.
FOURTEEN new cases of the fever were
reported in Memphis July 9th. Two
steamers were allowed TO land at st.
Louis that carried refugees. Five other
boats were at the ST. Louis quarantine
station waiting to proceed north.
THE theory that a person is never liza
Die to a second attack of yellow fever,
was thoroughly exploded by the death at
Memphis on July Both of Samuel A.
Hatcher who had twice before had the
disease. His death was caused by a clear
case of yellow fever.
A MEMPHIS dispatch of July 31st says
A large meeting of colored people was
held to-day, at noon, at Cochrane Hall /;
resolutions opposing the removal of the
blacks to the Camp, and their determine
ton to appeal to the absent merchants
for assistance, were adopted. The senti-
ment of the meeting is strongly opposed
to the camp scheme
A MEMPHIS special of July 30th says
A few colored people went to the camp
today, but the masses still refuse he
transportation and provisions Offered by
the authorities to those alone who go
into camp. John b. Easton, the Oldest
son of Thomas s. Easton, was stricken
with fever tonight. This case together
with his wife and two daughters, includ-
ing the entire family, who are now pros
trated with the disease
A New York dispatch of July 3Oth
says: A. f. Reith, the barber Of the
steamer Saratoga, while in IA delirium at
the quarantine, eprang up in bed, and,
Selling the long side whiskers OF
Mr. Williams, The Hospital Stew
ard aud nurse, tore out a
great handful by the roots. William was
recently left fortune of 100000 in
England, but he refuses abandoning the
work Of nursing yellow fever patients in
the quarantine hospital, which he has
taken on himself.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-06
NEWS BUDGET.
A Summary Of Events Domestic And
Foreign.
WASHINGTON.

INTERNAL revenue receipts for the
month of July amounted to S9,500000
The custom receipts were about Sl3,-
100000.
THE Spanish Minister, says a Wash
ington special Of July Goth, complains
that the American steamers plying be-
tween the United States and Cuba are
guilty of wholesale smuggling.
A DISPATCH of July Goth says: The
contract bureau of the posto office depart
ment to day completed the lettings of
miscellaneous railroads under the adver7
tisement of May TO- There were upward
Of 1900 routes and about $4,000 pro-
posals. The contracts were made at
unusually low figures
A SPECIAL of July Both says Pennsyl-
vania has three candidates for Minister
Welsh's place at the court Of st. James,
viz: Hartranft, Quay and McVeagh. 1t
is said Welsh resigned on account of
domestic grief and the del ciating state
of his business.
A WASHINGTON dispatch OF July 2Sth
says the values of exports of domestic
merchandise during the fiscal year OF '1S
was $3.50, 700 ,26S; in 10, $685. 951. Val
ues Of exports foreign merchandise fiscal
year '7s, S14,156,49S; in 10, $12,093,79
Values of imports of merchandise during
the year ending June 30, rs, $437, O5l,-
532; June 30, 10, $445, 1872, al. Total
value of exports merchandise, year end
ing June 80, 70, exceeded the value Of
imports of merchandise $264, 636, 500, as
against an excess of exports over imports
the preceding year, amounting to S57,-
Sl4,234. Exports of coin and bullion for
the last fiscal year S24.996, Gal; imports
of coin and bullion $50, 293,000 During
preceding fiscal year the exports exceed
ed the imports of coin and bullion 3D.
0lS,S11.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-06
4 Mortgage.

In the whole range of sacred and pro
faue literature, perhaps there Is HOUNDS
recorded which has such staying qu''i
ties as a good, healthy mortgage. .ot
mortgage can be depended upon 'osti.n
closer than brother. II has hiis'io-
to perform which never lets up.
Day after day it is right there, h hor
does the slightest tendency 70 sluIi Iva
impair its vigor in the night, Nlgnt r air
day. on the Sabbath, and at hoI'u"y
times. without a moments time LOT re-
and recreation, the biting offspring S y,
its e-interest-2oes on ~. 10
season may change, days runs LINZ
weeks, weeks into months, anu iii ,'., :
nav be swallowed into the gray ma :,
advancing years, but that MOI ,t5 p.
stands in sleepless vigilance WIN . VIC
terest, a perennial stream cease''''
running on. ..o,t tine
Like a huge nightmare eating ou' ~, ~
sleep of some restless sIuloeIt-f -opt
unpaid mortgage rears It's saunt -aLIe
in perpetual torment to the mise :.;ios.
wight who is held within hs p
clutch. ;.b the re-
1t holds the poor victim with lne one
lentless grasp OF giant, win ~. ~. eva.
hour of recreation, nor a moment ! i 4
sion of its hideous presence mb;le
genial savage of modifying aspect S "I
the interest is paid; very dew o. u ne ept.
less destruction when the p"'
fail.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-06
CRIME.

KATIE WEBSTER, convicted Of the
murder of her mistress, Mrs. Thorna, at
Richmond, England, was hung yesterday
at Ward worth prison, says cablegram
of July 30th,
CHAs. ID. AFTER, ex-chief of police Of
Cairo, H., was shot and killed by John
Hogan, constable, July 30th The MUIR
der was unprovoked and the only explain
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-06

THE following advertisement appears
in Dublin paper: Required, two
honest men of the Parnell and Biggar
type, to represent the City of Cork IN
the House of Commons. Address
Secretary, Advanced Parliamentary
League, Paradise place, Cork"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-06

THE Rev. Mr.. Ross, of East Williams,
Ont, has forbidden Free Masons to APP
proach the communion table IN his
church, on the ground that at Masonic
funei ais the name Of Christ is not used
in supplications to the Deity.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-06

Mr.. WALTER, Nj. F., the leading pro-
prietor and now the actual chief Of the
Times newspaper, found it necessary
the other day to write a letter to the
Times, complaining that it had made a
mess of speech of AIS in the House 81
Commons and making the necessary
corrections.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-06

THERE was no fuss made in Canada
over the Duke of Argyll. 1t was dis
covered that he was merely the father
of the Marquis of Lorne, and no rel
alive of Hanlan.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-06

GEN. Donald Mcleod, who died in
Cleveland, was the author OF II history
of Wisconsin, was engaged in the Can
ada rebellion in 1887, was in the battle
of Lundy's Lane, battle CT Waterloo,
helped to bury Sir john Moore, and
was otherwise noted centenarian.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-06

The secretary of state figures that
Mchigan's wheat crop for 1879 will be
about 81 $50 900 bushels on an acreage
of 1,642,709 acres. Calhoun county
heads the list with ! ,539, 100 bushels, with
Clinton, Washteuaw, Iona and jackson
in the order named.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-06

THE trouble at West Point is over.
The order summarily dismissing six
cadets for hazing had the effect of re-
storing good order, so that extreme
measures will not be necessary toward
six other cadets whe were accused of
participating in the hazing irolic.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-06

A CHRISTOPHER over four inches IN
length was brought TO The Siiuer City
New Times office, the other day. 1t
was entirely green in color, with the
exception of the wings, which were
spotted with white. 1t looked more
like bird than an insect, and was sleek
and fat.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-06

SENATOR MATT CARPENTER has been
invited to deliver the address at the
state fair at Montpelier on the 10th of
September. He is native of Yer
mont.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-06

A JUDICIAL opinion has been given in
Florida that young orange trees are
liable to taxation.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-06

A MAN in Utica, N. Y, cut off his
wife's hair. close to the scalp, because
she had trimmed her little girls hair
short for the hot weather.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-06

ABOUT five hundred thousand square
feet of glass and thirty-fve tons of
putty have been sold in Boston to re-
pair damages of the recent storm.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-06

THE little town of Astoria, Oregon,
ponds SOL 900 month for the liGuor
which it consumes.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-06

The spot or groups OF spots now upon
the sun is the largest seen since Easter.
1t is very long and very deep, aud the
umbra and peuumbra are very dark.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-06

THE negro exodus movement is again
agitated in Amite and Wilkinson coun-
ties, Mississippi.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-06

A NEW revolution is probable in Mex
leo, the result of which is expected to
be that Diaz the present President will
be declared Dictator.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-06

DIcKIE LINGARD's husband, who re-
Gently left her, says, in sadly alluding to
his matrim onial affairs: II never was
much of fighter, any how"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-06

If the proposed new constitution OF
Louisiana is ratified by the people, it
will cut short by one year the term of
Gov. Nichols.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-06

Mrs. JACKSON, the widow of 'Stone-
wall" Jackson, and her daughter, will
pass the summer at Buffalo Lithia
Springs, Va.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-06

The Atlanta, Ga, ice factory, of Sen
ator Jones, of Nevada, produces eighty
six thousand FIVE hundred pounds of
ice daily.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-06
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

FLORIDA ships six thousand head of
cattle to Cuba monthly.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-06

A SYSTEMATIC effort is making 10 s'f
press gambling in Ne. YORK
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-10
Townsville Notes.

IN. CHIHF-Ws have had enough
rain now to start our wheat and the g.ass
and we soon will b able 70 live cheap.
Some Of our firmers ars done ssedins
and ars preparing their corn GrousA.
there has been . largo sme0nt Of wheat
sown here this spring.
Our ThomasviIle merchant = put:isa
up . front to biz store.
james Witt th;aks the winter weather
and the shoet days hang o. pretty vel
) fraak BORN viii tesck IN NuokolG
a4aio this simmer.
Fred AeodY's hegss did MT have The
vhooping esasA, - nys i vas so0s.
thing Wor1e.
Eebert Tayior -. Johu Ebbsrd ars
The boss ox-drivers - thu visisity.
4r. NeWUaH's stoek Cadei1 - Tie
iDeroase.
This ohosl district (Na. 1z,) be- ben
runoing DoW four ysass without OisA,
hooks AZ any kidd, 6u last veek, q. w.
kalsy supptsd them With IL neeesanEy
resosd. - they ~ 20 then tsaay q
the ahsaal qsasrsl
Nnskells oouaty y IL alive o Tie r
B. bod question.
6upk Williams held hi mouthk snn.
inasiee q Nslsos last Rfiday ssd Sai1n
dag. bat b did set ak say It tie nndis
dates for certificates. whee her tAsy Wsrs
e. OK against beds.
Nessrs. Moateomery. Atkisou, &mon-
ton, Folmsr. Barrier and many Others
arc taking lively interest in working up
the bod question, Will Others ans Woek-
ine Inst . hard against Il. That they
mar 81. ha satisfied is the vish Of s.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-10
South Guide Rock.

There Is quite . large amount Of email
grain sowu, almost every one is through
sowing. D. Voller, Henry Weichtman,
and James Watt have . considerable
amount of nice hedging started. We
understand that Lwes Watt has rented
his Armand intends to pay special stten.
ito. to raising hedge plants. Voller and
| Weichtmsn are farming about $50 acres
Of land this ysar. Their herl Of about
500 sheep are IN splendid condition.
Mr. Stratton, has quite . large herd Of
cattle in good condition. Nj. s. 10 one
Of our most snterprisisg men and ohook
full Of business.
Oos week ego last Saturday % uaususl
and ~unbecomins scspe Of excitement
took place at the United Brethren sod
church 10 this vicinity. 1t appears that
. Temperance society was organised and
bad obtained permission from the trus-
tee of the house to bs1d . meeting in
said house at the time absve refeyred to.
In dus time the trustee opened The ho1se
and built . FIRE. The Temperance pso-
pie were rather late in coming together
on account cfthis tardisess tho trustee
became impatient and proceeded to put
out the lights and close the door; bat just
Of this nom ent the WIGS President
(brothsr oftrustee) aud some others made
their .P,s.ranee and dem ,nded the use
Of the house. but the trustee insisted that
it Was DOW hte and that they had better
oil return to thel homes 1t oses and con-
sider the enterprise . first class failure.
One word brought on another until one
of the Temperance sympathisers began to
shower his BLESSINGS" upon the Isiisious
head of the trustee. Which reused his
righteous ind gpation to such . pitch a
70 prompt him T. send his boy home for
his gun, With threats Of shooting the of.
ending individual, but all lived over the
crisis to tell the story.
Such actions upon ths part Of profess
srs of Christianity or Temperance, reflects
no credit upon either the cau,e ofCksiS-
tianity or Temperance, Isad W. bsps' to
hear 10 more Of It.
Aprairie 6re which did considerable
damage, broke out about 7 miles 8. e Of
Red Cloud last THURSDAY.
HONEsrRADRR.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-10

"A correspondent writes u - FOL-
lows:
II was exanning my fruit trees and
found . little black bug that bores .
small hole iato the heart Of the limb Just
above the bud. which kills the limb. ]
AN ct . loss to know how 70 stop them,
If We cannot gst . remedy for this pest.
We certainly cannot raise any spples in
this country.
This is something new to N, some 81
our readers may know something Of this
insect spoken Of BY our correspondent,
ito habits. and possibly . remedy for the
evil, If 90 they will confer . favor o. osr
correspondent ~ snlightsning him % the
subjeot.-ED
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-10
LAND NOTICE

We have jssa placed on the Market
Ten thousand acres of Land situate din
Town Two and Three Range Nine and
Tow Two Range Teu.-On easy Terms
Of Psymeut.-EiRht Payments With
Eight per cent interest, and 1t low Prices.
Some Of the best tracts ever offered.
Discount Of Fifteen per cent for each.
kAlBY BROs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-10
1etieo e Teachers.

| Notice 10 herby given, That I will ex.
anime al persons who may desire to
offer themselves a. candidates for tea.
ohers Of the primary Or common schools Of
Webster eounty, 1t Red Cloud on the6rst
Saturday Of each monthat nine o'clock
.. N. sharp.
A. A. Pope, Co Sup't.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-10

-Dei1al yssla. hssdseas asl GAsap.
Bridal ssd burial 1svess, slsesss blasi
~ tnas nj vsiA. lsvslv vi PIN.
- bsir &ssossss. ~ soseg ~ psst.
y tkisQ . y fossd q Mn. Lets.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-10

Mrs. d. n. Bentley hsrsby an
ssossss her grssl opening Of Spdss
Nissssy 0ooda 70 take Place ss hes
Ni1isssy ssssbsisAosss - Saturday ssxs
LA1iss ere a isvitsd 10 y psssssI
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-10

-Ais& Bees. are sev sIEag twelve
psssas sflisAt yellow Sag,s Il bee as.
~. 49, eight ps.sA Il e,6ss ~ ~
60lhS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-10

FOR SALE. 10000 Golden Willow
cuttings At 81. so per NJ. 100 bushels jap
snese or mammoth Miiler Grass eel 50
cts. per bushel, also several large fresh
mich COWS. : miles south west Of Red
Cloud. d. y. HEEyIRa,
| AaYN7.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-10

WASrEp-Every MAJ and weuan in
this and adjoining Counties to cali o. ~
snd Compare Prices sndQuslity Of Dry
Goods. Grocsriss, Boots. Shoes. Hats,
Caps, and Quseoswars etc. ste. With
what you have bssn payiaz. and y -
doing you will see sta ghues thss 20
can Sss money By calling % me-.
An Inspection Of Goods and prizes =
I'll / ok. Respectfully
n. G. LiDDY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-10

Il having come 70 ny knowledge hat
qsite . aumbes u nisoe ehildres, whose
psSsDts resids st or ssar Red Clsed. are
IL the habit Of plsying sroasd the dspos
grounds When the Railroad Company srs
eo:aeed 10 switching md moving an
shes elimbing upon the cars while 10
pseios, thus spdsnssrius the lives Of the
children. Parents Of the sane are there.
fsrs requested 70 u-e their bese sedsss.
on - keep shsir ehildsss svsy from The
depot, ssd they ere hsssby forbiddso 10
es9s there fse s.Asr thss business pr
pessa L. 8. Sage,
3Stl. Station Aeest.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-10

WI Or hs ~ dsys. eva ~ p1ssl
II Fsoey Dr~s 0osdA esss;siag q Roy
Il Csshoerss; Alpseaa; nssslesss; Pee
Fsscys; AsoGbesasrs; 0recstals Wash
metsa Raocys A. G.. CashmsnS Psssy
Briliants; ni1irtri; Aberdesssr D., 10.
All Of which win b sold u prices q
surprise the Natives.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-10

Try Liddys Tea II 50 cts PEI ID. and
U net sstisfisteg yea eas rsasrs L ed
ooosy Vim b Ghoeffdny rsfaD6sd. q
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-10

.-FsssA Csssbesriss jaH rseeivsa q
Aiase DsOa
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-10
FOR SALE.

have for sale on my farm Eve miles
west Of Red Cloud. one Mccormick
Self Binder, . Norman Messenger Stall
ion. which will be sold for cash or on
time. well secured.
34tf. n. PARHRR.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-10

We have for ssh . suubcr Of the
most desirable farms 10 this coaoty. II
you Wautt to buy, We eaa suit you, Il
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-10

Wall Paper ct thu Post Office from u
to 10 cts, per roll. white 10 to Is Cts.
Satin finish 22A 70 3 cts, IT,
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-10

CLOTHING CtOrptNG!i
Just received at John G. Pottsr's. .
large lot Of clothing Of the latest styles
Also Boots & Shoes. Hats / Cape, and
al sold down Ut Bed Rock prices Il
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-10

ESTRAY NOTICE.
Taken yp By s. ". West. Harmony
Preciocs Webster Co., Neb1sks, on tbe
2lss day Of September, 1878, one red
and white rosn COW, with rod sars, past
aswo years old. Appraised before me, 1t
go. Unless the ownsr appears, proves
property and pays charges and costs,
said COW will 30 sold according to hv.
Said sale will take place at the rssilsncs
Of the taker up, i'm. West. 80. "a T.
4. +. II, enc mAe- south Of WeElD p. o.
Said sale viii take place Saturday, May
Sd at 10 o'clock D m..of sid day.
Given under my hand thin 2l&h day Of
March A. d. 1879.
Jno. MsCa1un. il.
24t5 Justice Of the Hessa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-10

Ladies and Misses Boots / Shoes of
the latest styles and nobbiest make. 81
John G. Potter's.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-10

desire 70 commence herdiag 0ttle
about the first Of May. Well prepared
to give estire M~tisfiction. Terms, 30ses
Der month, Per kesd. Calves gr,sis.
81 4 ". s. Harvey.
He'd OF Fawe's Creek, Inavals Nsb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-10
NEW HARDWARE STURE.
NEW GOODS.

CONVERSE GoDMAN & Co. Keep
constantly 90 hand the largest assert.
mcnt Of Hardware goods ever bro't ints
the Republican valley. They cell cheap
for cash, and If they have not what you
need leave yoor order and they will Gil it.
Call on them che door north Of CARRIER
aud Mr.. Helcomb will wait upon you.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-10

fem prepared to offer % the isdissI
the best bargains 10 Millissry we efsr.
ed in Webs,ss Co.
n, r. Luts.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-10

FOR SALE. "A oopae Of good
farms in We6stss oousty, dose % town
add improved. TENS made known %
application.
n. L. THOMAS. Agent,
Red Closd ksb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-10

NEW MILLINERY GOODS
Just reeiyed 1t Mrs. NJ. K. Bsntlsy's.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-10

south, it swept north ct . furious rats.
ssda.eering some Of the dwellings in the
vsst part Of tsvp. Numbers of msn
sad voasa turned out to Say its prsgrsss
ssd By hard fsAking the east line Of hrs
Burning toward tsvs M subdusd. Had
ths wind shiftsd to sIpiot littls vest
Ct south, no power under HeaEea could
have avsd Red ClsuA from bsi.e hid j.
aGhss.
-Thers d ssos ialk Of propositiea
being ssbuittsd 70 the vetsrs Of this
school district - vsss bosas for
the erectiee Of usv sehsol house. TO
u it wosId sen that it vsa6 b bstesr
% ,sy for the old oss before bailai.s
,sv, bat ~ have taken ths pains 70 gst
The visws efs majority Of the hsavisst
tax.psyers. q the ssbjset, and End that
they ass slnesE sassioously il &ssf Il
voting rood to the extent Of $500 and
s,sstisg . god and Substantial
seheol Se.sa. Th.re are afw. howsssr,
vho ere il asog Of uddlinG sdsbt Of 80
oeo 10 Sis,o 900 upon the district. Ths ~
ih;pk vould b folly, irs; bsAnas the re-
au;renepts ofthe district does not demand
Il. and secondly; because the bosds for the
old seheol house are stall anpsid. We
have 20 5osbt thatthose most Interested
Mn arrange the u.tter satisfaetoraly to
ri.