The Red Cloud chief., 1879-05-01


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CITYIND COUNTRY
Did you sign the pledge?
This is q busy time in the year for
the farmers.
No. / White Fish At Nimble Six-psnce
Grocery.
Perkins K Mitchsl's goods recon.
mend themselves,
Seward Gsrber has returned from
tie State University.
Butter and Eggs wanted 1t Nimble
Six-peoee Grocery
Last Friday spring weather com
nenced to smile upon US.
Bound to get acquainted; call and
help 10 along, Red Cloud CIR ceTy.
John B. Finch. the great apostle Of
Temperance has been with us the last
week.
Go to the Nimble Six-pence Grocery
for -four and meal.
Milipery and fancy goods at cost, at
Misses Dixon & Olmstcad'A
Germantown yarn fifteen cents . skein
at Misses Dixon { O!mstead's.
Richest rrice for Butter and Eggs at
The Red Cloud Grocery, opposite tho
Bank.
New is the time to buy Zyphyra, Card
boards, Notions ETC., at Misses Dixon &
Olmstead's.
WANrrD.-A girl for general house.
work in q small private family. Enquire
of N. G. Liddy.
"A car load of fruit and ornamental
trees was snloaded at Cowles one day
last week.
p. NJ. Snow Esq, Of Potsdam, paid
the CHIEF . hurried visit last Monday.
and inflated our currency.
-Jshn B. Finch, the temperance re.
yivalist, and Gen. Bowen, honored the
CHIEF Office with . call last Tuesday.
Gen. Bowen organized Temple of
Honor in Red Cloud last Tuesday night,
with . membership Of over twenty-five.
We keep colored inks, and have as
good . Job press as there is in the state.
If sou want neat work, and cheap, call
round.
j. s. Hope has moved to his claim
near Kirwin Kansas, to be absent until
fall, when he viii resume business in
Red Cloud.
The neatest and cheapest Job priLt-
ing to be had west Of Lincoln is being
done at the CHIEF Office. Good stock of
papers, card board ETC., always on hand.
The people Of the county have
spent, this spring, thousands of dollars
for fruit trees. A good investment, if
they will only take care of them and pre-
rem the stock from running at large.
The time has arrived when the
small boy coeth fishing. and having
succeeded 10 catching a few. he tradeth
them to the grocer for crackers and
candy, and is happy in bis innocence.
IN. o. Hills. Missionary agent of
the American Sunday School union,
with headquarters at Bloc mington, call
ed on US last Monday. He is affecting
organizations in different parts of this
county.
Mr.. j. q. Slofter of St. Albons
Vermont, called on the CHIEF last Sat-
urdsy. He is looking at the country
preparatory to making a permanent
home. He expresses himself As highly
pleased With the country.
We had intended to give our read
GRE, this week. . little history of how a
MAN of family" got taken in and done
for in this town last week by one of the
demi monde, and also how he was re-
ceived when he returned to the Bosom
Of his family, but oweiog 10 press Of
ether matter We will defer it until next
week.
We learn that a man residing in
Kansas came to the Red Cloud mills one
DAY last week, bringing with him his lit
tie boy eight years old. While waiting
at the mill the little boy wandered away
and when last heard of, was making his
way north several miles from the mill
At present writing We have not heard
whether be has been found and returned.
-Abrau Haley was cut of luck one
day last week. he had a pocket book
containing $3.50 in his inside coat pocket,
and the treacherous Nebraska zephyrs
seized upon his garments and wrested
the pocket-book from the pocket and
sent it and contents flying in every d.
rectiop. He succeeded in finding all the
money except SOS.
We shudder when We think of the
risk We have run, going about With our
pocket-book stuffed 20 full of greenbacks
that it was ready to burst, and never
thought that the visd might get it away
from US. We have been lucky.