The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-23

Al local advertisements ordered IN E'
an indefmite time, riU Be regularly eAaryed
ap each reek until ordered out.
Patronize the merchants who adver.
tise.
q. c. Case Fan now walk without his
cane.
The stovepipe season is again n
hand.
50 cents will pay for the CHIEF until
January LIST.
Prof. Funk returned from Virginia
last Saturday.
Mrs. Towne returned to her home in
Ashland last Monday.
Notice the advertisement of Blanks
for sale, in another column.
The members of Grace church gave
an oyster supper last Friday night.
The Episcopalians will soon build a
church in Red Cloud, We are informed.
The Red Cloud boys were beaten by
the Hastings base ball club last Thurs
day.
A number of our citizens are in at
tendance at the state fair at Omaha
this week.
Anyone having q good pony to trade
will please call ut the CHIEF Office and
be swindled.
The Red Cloud public schools open
ed last Monday under the supervision
of Prof. Funk.
Mr.. c. C. Coon brought to our Office
last Saturday a watermelon that weigh
ed 81 pounds.
There has been several light frosts
already, in this vicinity, but as yet no
damage has been done.
Ed. Theo. johnson will preach at
the court house next Sunday night, by
the favor of Ed. Yeiser.
Mr.. Tulleys of Ohio, who has been
visiting relatives at this place for some
time, returned home last Monday.
As the democrats have no paper in
this county devoted to their interests,
We cheerfully give space to their calls.
We call the attention of our demo
cratic friends to the call in another
column for . democratic county con.
ventiOn.
We have received Vol. l No. l of the
Chester Clipper. It's a clipper. The
printing is done at the Sentinel Office in
Hebron.
Mr.. /. G. Douglass and Mr.. L. d.
Human living north of town, came in
last Saturday and each subscribed for
the CHIEF.
A pony sold at the auction last Satur.
day for the munifcent sum Of IS cents.
If We are any judge of horseaesh it was
dear at that.
Last week we saw q good natured
and mellow" democrat on the street
who was hurrahing for Hanfield and
(hic) Garcock.
"Curly" Burris, an old time employe
of the CHIEF, and now holding cases
on the Burr Oak (Kan.) RepeiHe, paid
Red Cloud q short visit recently.
N. E. Church Sept. 2eth, s. s, at 10
A. N. Preaching by the pastor at IL A.
NJ, and by Rev. J NJ. Pryse at :: 80 P.
N. Prayer meeting every Thursday
evening.
Mr.. McMinn and others have shown
US samples of corn grown this season
that does not look as though the
drought had materially effected that
crop this year.
Are you going to prove up on your
claim! If so you will do well to call at
the CHIEF Office and learn something
to your advantage.
If you want good job printing done
it will pay you to call at the CHIEF
office, which, is the only Office IN the
valley that makes any pretentions to
wards colOced work.
Thirty women of ill-repute were
hauled up before the Justices of Lin
coin last week to answer to the charge
Of vagranc y,fos having no visible
means of support"
Owing to the fact that one half Of
our local page was unexpectedly ap-
propriated by Messrs. Besley 4 Per
kins, this week, several local notices
and communications are LEFT out.
An exchange says that the courts
have decided that stalk can run a
large on unculivated lands Il the same
is not enclosed with . lawful fence
Just so, and . cultivated hedgerow two
rods vide is q lawful fence in Nebraska
A woman drove into Hebron thu
other day in a buggy, stopped the team
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