The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08

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J. O. cmAxBz1L,s bas returned hoH.
Js@ver
A PE5o4ga: . Ge g.n q
hOrsss CT wednesday.
Ms. J. A. FowIEs has been on iho
sick lat Tor \ few days
GATp 4 BoHASAy. killed a fine Cal!
this week. II Was a daisy
A BIC cucumber was presented 20
U reporter by A. Cummings.
c WIckwire IL fhre.hing norh-ses,
Of town with his new Case Agi.a,or.
The examination At the Ins;itut.
viii IA on Friday. Angus; IS
A. J. MANS il about TO build q large
barn. The old col is too primitive for
Andy.
TIE southeast chimney on the court
house recently struck by lightning TIA.
been repaired.
PRor. NApAL riIl aidres. the ir.;i-
iute on THURSDAY. Angus; u. on elo-
cuiion. Reading in the evening.
HR. DowSEY. cheese maker for Mr..
J. q. Chamberlin a, the Indian Creek
factory, is kept very busy, with cheese
making.
THE MeS.r. g. :. Albright, l. II
Wallace and G !. Pi,tt. have been put
ting more windows IN the rink. and
otherwise improving it internally.
THE B. & NJ. are now running two
freight trains daily over the Oxford &
kenesaw cut of. Passenger trains will
probably he pu; on in the near future.
THERE will he a lecture in the Pres
hvterian church, August :. = n. m. BY
W. +. G. Hassan. Prof ofMathema'ics
state university Of Colorado. Subject
two wears in Japan.
THE Teacher institute has been
OF a very interesting nature. We
have not however the room tn men
ton the workings Of il this week. Will
give full particulars next week.
HUGH STEVENSON wss in the city this
week. He has just returned from
the great Northwest. Mr.. II Is very
prominently mentioned IL n DAT repre-
sentative from Webster and Franklin
counties.
IT was reported that the u. e. VI. sur
veyOrs were in the city on Saturday
last for the purpose of going over the
proposed Red Cloud and Kansas South
western. Soon Red Cloud will have
plenty Of railroad outlets.
THERE will he a basket meeting Civ
on by the NJ. +. church, ono mile south
of the I%navale bridge, on Dry creek.
Sunday. August 10. 1884. on Joe Jones
farm. Everybody invited to come
Preaching in morning and afternoon.
Communion services at ; u. NJ.
KALEY Bros, Of this city. have been
selected by the L. s. commissioners of
Nebraska, tn collect specimens Of grain
etc. for the Worlds Industrial and Cot
ton Centennial. All grain calculated as
specimens should he cut close to the
ground. and cut with care. None but
the best should he brought in.
CHARLIE PLATr now toots through
the $50 tuba recently purchased by the
hand. The boys have received a fine
lot of ley music. and are improving
with remarkable rapidity. There is
a strong talk of a second hand organi-
zation to he composed Of Younger ma
Go in boys, the more the mer.
rier.
OK Sunday last some 500 people
out tn make a still more thour-
ough search for the lost child on Pen
ney creek meation Of which full par
.ticulars appeared in last weeks CHIEF,
like efforts. like results, the missing lit
tie one was no where To he found and
up to the hour of u going TO press
tidings have rs yet been received.
So far as mystery is concerned this
case out-rivals the famous Charley Ross
case.
RUMORs reach us of still another
wrecking Of the east bou nd Cannon
Ball train, this time at or near Wymore.
The entire train being derailed, happily
however without loss of life or limb The
above is simply a rumor and We give
it to our readers for what it may be
This makes five times within
the past six weeks that these ~cowardly
have been made. Hemp
necktie parties may be expected along
the line Of the A. & n. if this business
continues.
RED Cloud should cert ainly have
protection against fire. II is a
very careless thing to do for our peo-
pie to go along without any protection
1t would not be . bad idea
to form a bucket brigade, and also a
hook and ladder company. Either
could be done without much expense,
and in case Of fire would be the means
of saving a great deal Of money to our
town. Let some of our people look af-
ter this important matter, for such it is
without a doubt.
TAE following officers we're installed
in Charity Lodge So, A. F. and A. NJ.
Red Cloud, on Friday, August l, 1854.
w. H. Strohm, w. NJ.