The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10

n 70 GxpeStg u nssy e3eAry appear
tisas our editosisss are nok I'll Issues a
The same ~paseufaze. we explAin eli By
ssyiny dat CUR brennan hes respond
cd 10 oar solicitation % aid ia the
desperation Of serah for 0ur columns.
The ladies of the u. Z. aid society.
win hold an ice eresIn festival 1t the
II. E. church Friday evening. the pro-
eceis 10 be applied on repairing the
church. All are cordially invited 70
come and help.
Sunday evenings w~estbcnnd train,
set Oft sixty-fve supper eaters a the
r. r. eating house. Monday. forty and
TUESDAY seventy-thrcc. Mr. Gage
seems TO lie known from Boston to
Denver, as . No. n caterer.
4 man was noticed on orr streets
Sunday who had q nose that was n
marvel to see. The fellow accidentally
tripped the night bcfore-too much
bcnzine on board-and his nose re
lsyhibled a war map OF Afghanistan.
7 DfEp.-A. n. SCOTS, on Elder Yei-
ser's place, lost their little twin boys,
five months old. They died within six
hours Of each other, OF cholera i.Janfam.
on the End inst. "Sulrer the little
ones to come unto me-" said the Mas
ter.
We deem an explanation proper
relative to the drive at the NsJraskon
in our last issue. As it appears il IL
charged To the editor, but the fact Is ne
knew nothing Of it until after the pa
per was Issued, or it would not have
been so.
j. W. clearinghouse. Of the Juniata
Herald, and Chas. Kelsey Of the Doni-
phan Ituie1, Il. Wahlquist. Of the Ne
Jraskon, Fred Royce Of the Gasehe
Journal. Hastings, left the imprint Of
their sandals, in our sanctum doorway
yesterday.
c. L. Perkins on the % of July
paid $53S,3S tax for himself, and a.
trustee for others. $277,lI, an aggre-
gate Of over $Sl5. The assumption
seems to he that the taxes paid in
tuust relate to Mr., Touz!in Of the Is.
IL NJ. r. r.
| MI. +. A. Durray, is Mr.. /. o. Mar
tins successor as agent ut the depot
here. Mr.. D.. comes from Ashland,
this state, we'll recommended. Mr..
Martin has been agent here for several
years, and wherever he hiay go we
wish him success.
The communication from Mount
Hope Alliance, which should have np-
peared three issues ago, seems to have
been misplaced, and turns up when
its author would doubtless condemn
its appearance as out Of place on ac-
count Of its ~staleness.
Our county superintendent, Mr..
Chas. Springer, is to be congratulated
OH the success with which he has met
in procuring such efficient instructors
for the Institute now in session here.
and which is being appreciated by al!
teachers in attendance.
Conflicting Reports Some said it
was a young lady and others said it
was a young gentleman that put in an
appearance at sheriff Warren's last
night. But the sheriff says it was o
pey deputy sheriff. and rs the latter is
kyk official report" it must be relied
n as correct
The Haley Bros at the instance Of
the b. & NJ, are gathering a large
number of the products of the soil of
Webster county, for exhibition at the
Denver exposition which We think will
do credit at the county. All parties
| 4gaged in labors of this kind, are en-
Gktled 10 much credit,
There are many perons OWING the
county of Webster personally taxes for
the years 1873 and up TO the p.ssent
year 1881. The treasurer hereby mott
fies said parties that he shall take inn
mediate steps to collect these taxes.
and it is decidedly to their interest 10
: settle before extra charges and penal
ties are imposed.
There is a vast amount Of rubbish
lying about town in back yards and
alleys. This warm weather will cause
it to be disseminated abroad and be
productive of much sickness. We are
informed this is one Of the causes Of
d~iphtheria. We suggest, although
rather late in the season, that every
body clean up their premises IS soon
as possible.
Darling Kiss Me Sweet Good Night"
is one Of the latest songs. One young
man in Red Cloud vino considers him
self away up sang it in the presence
Of his girl the other evening, and just
as he was about TO act in accordance
with the words Of the song her govern
on put in an appearance and filed the
youths coat tail full Of boots. Con-
temptable, wasn't it. that is, the boots.
Dikp.-At the residence Of G. T.
Putnam, in Red Cloud, on Wednesday.
Aug. :, 1852. Of Consumption, Mr..
Frank NJ. Crosby, aged 81 years, 81
months and IL days. Mr.. Crosby came
here for his health last winter, from
New York, believing that by so doing
his life might be prolonged. The dis
was thoroughly seated. being in
its third stage, before he came here.
A large number Of friends paid their
last sad tribute to the deceased.