The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-29

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Of those neat little hooks free Of cost.
Carl Weber is making his third or
fourth trip to Washington Territory.
We are indebted to Mr.. Frank r.
Gump for late Ssndusky, Ohio, papers.
We learn that Mrs. Henry Wood
worth Is very sick, at the Boys Home.
W. understand several residences
| will be built in Red Cloud this coming
fall.
w. A. Scott, Sheriff OF Nuckolls
county, was on q streets lest Tues
day.
Congregational Services at the court
house, ON next Sabbath at ii A. N. and
8 p. N.
MI. Desney, for some time ar en-
ploye at Miller's harness shop, lost a
child last week.
The CHIEF Office is doing job printing
at bottom figures now, and don't you
disremember il.
A special session Of the Roard of
county commissioners is called to meet
next Friday, the 3Oth.
c. C. Coon was in town last Tuesday
and presented We editor with a nice
bunch of pie plant, as usual.
Prairie chickens will be ripe in Kan
sas the LIST Of August, in Nebraska they
are not fit to gather until the 18th.
1t is reported to us that since the
heated term commenced the hens have
all begun laying hard boiled eggs.
Mr.. C. W. Springer closed his school
for a three weeks vacation. School
will commence again next Monday.
Dogs ought to be prohibited from
running at large during the heated
term, or their owners kept muzzled.
Master Freddie Lutz has become an
attache of the CHIEF Office with q view
to becoming a full fiedged deciple o.
Faust.
r. w. Cunningham, of Cass county
was registered at the Boys Home last
Friday. He was on his way west tt
buy cattle.
1t is reported that the Valley Hous.
will soon have to close, owing to thu
inability of the proprietor to meet hi
obligations.
The Inter- Ocean and the CHIEF, botl
six months for $l.25, come in and sub
scribe and keep posted during the pres
idential campaign.
We now offer . premium to ever,
new and old subscriber to the CHE
who pays a year in advance, The pre-
MUM is one of Kendall's horse book
: which, alone, is worth the subscription
> price to any one who owns a horse.
The immigration exceeds anythin;
ever before witnessed in this countr,
. at this season of the year. The settin,
sun glistens Oh the tale gates" Q
countless numbers of covered wagon
!" will tell hard tales o17ife's folks: The
. Mrs. H.. Palmer, Mrs. ]. NJ. Prys
and Mrs. Ed. kellogg took their dc
. parture for Ohio, last Wednesday
where they expect to spend severa
, months visiting. Mrs. Palmer came in
before leaving, and ordered the CHE
to visit her weekly during her stay il
. the east.
l An exchange truthfully remarks tina
a true printer is the last man in tn,
world to go to when you desire to fin,
t out the authorship Of any article. HI
|, always holds his knowledge of the sin
: wardness" offs printing office inviolable
as much as a Mason or Odd Fellow doc
the secrets of his Order.
Referring to the management of tn,
roads comprising the Burlington 4
Missouri river, in Nebraska. tn
Chicago Nncs says: "Mr. A. f. Touza
lin, the general Manager, is continue,
, in charge His services are too val
liable to be dispensed with. Hi
management Of the road, it is general.
admitted, has been excellent"
I Mail service on the B. e. NJ. is nov
4 managed in this wise: one route i
from Omaha to Hastings. Two me-
work the Republican Valley division
FROM Hastings to Orleans, pouching Of
the Offices west of Orleans to Indianols
the terminus Of the road. On the roa.
: from Amboy east there is no service
the route agents pOaehing on the Office
= along the line.
We are sorry to have to chronicle IN,
{ fact that the pillow factory of Weisne
t & Osborn was burned on WEDNESDAY
night ct last week. Nothing wa saved
1t was pretty we'll insured. The fire
supposed to have been the work of Al
incendiary. Mr. Pnanam's store an
Rev. Reilly's house, both being in clos
: proximity to the burning building, ha
a narrow escape, only the exsrtions {
those present saved them from tn
Obstructive element.
The following is the Law in regard Z
section4ine roads: Section lines n
hereby declared TO be public roads i
each county in this state, and tn
county board Of such county ma!
; whenever the public good requires
open such roads withouG any prelim
nary survey, and cause them to b
worked In the sazne manner - okh<
public roads. novided that any dAml
0lgss claimed BY reason of the openin
of any such road shall be appraise
8 and allowed, rs nearly - prac6cabl.
in manner hcrcin-before provided"