The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-27
RED CLOUD CHIEF.
CITYlED COUNTRY

-Ruuawsy last Mandsy. Ne body
killed.
We hear ola number Of weddings
lately.
Letter from Betsy crowded out
this week.
They have unesrthcd . den Of thicvs
in Hastings.
is there any telephones in operation
10 this town.
Stamping done en- reasonable terms
at Mrs. McBride's.
Numbers Of covered wagons pass
through town every day.
Births are Of frequent occurrence 10
this municipality Of late.
Mr.. Stevenson Of ~Inavale called on
the CHIEF last Saturday.
NEW SPRING GOODS. just re-
ceiyed at LIDDY'S.
Mr.. Fred Fritz Of Rirerton was
among cur callers last Saturday.
Old papers for sale at this Office at
SO cents a hundred. II
McNitt, the p. NJ, does not propose
10 he left behind in the wall paper bus
incss.
There has been q number Of lawsuits
before his honor, Judge Wilcox, the last
week.
BE CAREFUL about throwing out ashes,
a many destructive fires have originated
in this way.
The Cowlcs Band, We are Informed,
hes become . pleasant feature of that
thriving place.
Our merchants arc receiving new in
voices CT spring goods. Advertise ,em
in the CHIEF.
The largest passenger train ever run
in Nebraska, came west last Friday load
ed Will. immigrants.
Red Cloud is in danger from prairie
fires, and steps should DO taken to guard
against it, in time.
If you buy your hats and bonncts of
Mrs. Mcbride. you will lie suited both
iD quality and price. II
The time of running trains on the rail
road is changed. They now arrive in
TIE forenoon, from Hastings.
We have for sale q number of the
most desirable farms in this county. If
you want to buy, VIC can suit you, tt
You can buy more Groceries for q
Trade, or Mexican Dollar, at LIDDY'S,
than you ever saw for a Dollar, If
Mails arrive from the east, ll.20 a. m.
Post-ofice will not be open on Sunday,
hereafter. M. b McNITT, ?. NJ.
"A letter from Maple Grove vas over
looked o week or two ago. that should
have been published; but is too old now.
The Davis spoken ofin last weeks
issue is not the L. f. Davis of Scott p.
O., and our remarks were not Intended
to spply to him in any way.
We have been disappointed thi s week
as we'll as last, in getting a printer. and
have not been able to give as much read
ing matter as we otherwise would.
We have for sale a second hand job
press, cheap. Can fit ont an amateur
printer With press, type, ink ETC.. very
cheap. tt
From and after this date, and until
further notice, We will publish, without
expense to the county. the proceedings
Of the board Of county commissioners.
Let US have a rousipg old county
Fair in this county the coming fall
Every one should take hold of this mat
ter in earnest and give the thing a boost.
Plant trees. and don't you forget it.
Every dwelling in the state Of Nebraska
should be protected from the cold blasts
of winter by a nice thrifty grove of trees.
Rev. Geo. o. Yeiser will, by Divine
permission, address the children of Red
Cloud on next Sabbath at ii O'Clock, at
the court house. All arc cordially invited
to be present.
Seward Galber, sen of the E1. Gov
ernor, and well known and liked by all
the old residents Of Red Cloud. is at
home spending vacation. Ho is q stu
dent in the State University.
An exchange says that cats make
good music-but it's after they have
passed through the refining process and
are properly adjusted and manipulated on
the various string instruments.
A number of our subscribers have pro
posed to pay their subscription In wood,
but We fail to see the fuel. However, it
is Just as We expected, We never have
been able to get wood o those whs prom
ised it. !,
We are sometimes compelled to ie-1
ject Communications because they are
written 30 badly, as We cannot afford to
take time to decipher them. You Ger
tainly have as much time to write your
letters in . legible manner as We have to
decipher and re-write them.