The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-21

an indefaite fn,e, wiR Jercgndariy charged
up each Weck until ordered osa.
| Harvest ttimc) is only a few weeks
away.
Mr.. J. ". Burtis IA. our thanks for
favors
The Republican river has been OF a
boom.
4 shooting gallery is in full blast,
in the old bowling alley.
II. f. Parker, representing tire State
Journal, called last week.
The little child of Mr.. Chas. Virgins
died and was buried last Friday.
Postmaster McNitt sold since the lst
Of last March over 5000 postal cards.
4 number of farmers were at the
| court house this week, paying their
rent.
Trains now run regularly on the
eastern branch Of X. V. X. X. See time
table.
The Commissioners mst last Monday
as a board Of equalization. They were
in session three days.
DIR. +. A. Hall has received the APP
pointment of assistant surgeon Of the
u e. AZ ID - a., NoI,,.l.
An insane woman living near Cath
ertOn post office was taken to the Assy-
lum last week, by Sheriff Warren.
Bloomington is afflicted with the
Seventh Day ADVENTIST They erected
a large tent, and commenced a series
of meetings last Friday.
This is the year for Guide Rock to
hold the 4th of July celebration. What
do our Guide Rock friends propose to
do in regard to tho matter.
A law suit of a domestic nature at
tracted the curious at Judge Willcoxis
office last Saturday evening. The suit
was prolonged far into the night.
The Omaha Republiean.s evening
edition, the News, is no more. Its
editor, Fred Nye, goes onto the Repub-
lican as one of the political writers.
We heard OF an editor last week who
had become so hollow from depending
on the printing business for bread that
he proposed to sell himself for stove
pipe,
We are indebted to Mr.. I. D. Martin.
the accommodating B. Il Ne. station
agent at this point, for information in
regard to the reduction in telegraph
rates.
A young attorney, Caldwell by name,
from Wabash, Ind, stopped in town a
few days last week. He was looking
up a suitable location to engage in the
practice of law.
The Rev. Geo. o. Yeiser will preach
next Sabbath morning at the court
house. Subject:-Temperance. The
evening meeting given to Sunday
School, Suhject:-Rolt. Raikes.
/ Prof. lice is accredited with saying
that a hot current Of air will pass over
this country during the months Of July
and August, the like Of which has not
occurred for over three hundred years.
Miss Smith, daughter Of DIR. Smith,
Of Guide Rock, is for the present q
member of Mr.. Walker'Sfamily, and is
completing her musical educaion
under Mrs. Walkers tuition.-Bioom-
iagon argus.
Will the editor of the Fairfield News
please send lis one copy of his paper
with the home side printed sufficiently
| plain to be read. Just one copy,
brother, that We can read and We will
ask no'more:
Editors always love, with a fierce
and undying passion, the man who
comes around to the printing Office on
press day to see what is in the paper,
and is too condemned stingy to take a
copy and pay Cor it.
The price Of old rags has more than
tdoubled, within six months. This
would.b be good new for editors as they
always have plenty of old rags, were it
not fer the fact that editors cannot sell
rags; they have to e 'em.
Ralph Taylor, who,is confined in the
kearney Jail gave the guards the slip
one day last week and took leg bail.
He was fired at several times but with
out effect. He was finally run dewn
by a horseman and captured.
We have received a copy Of the St&se
FAIR premium list bearing the imprint
OF the Nebraska Farmer. 1t is a very
neat Specinsen of work and is a credi,
to the Office sending it Out. The fair
will be held at Omaha from Sept. 10th
to 25th, inclusive
The CHIEF gives due notice that
while it is a religious paper, it can no,
make use Of religious poetry, and
would respectfully request that the
dealers in this class of goods cease from
troubling. If it is any relief to yon
however, you may continue to send it
there is plenty of room in our vast,
/ haskell