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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03

We are having fine weather u
present
Corn is doing We. in this par; Of The
county it promise a very large crop
Mr. J b Mckinley hss been on the
sick ina, for a couple u weeks bu; a
some better.
Mr. Lee j. sick with asthma
Some person sor lack Of employment
put a railroad TO across the track
sbou, three miles east Of Riserion a.
though il caused no scciden, owing tn
the vatehful eye Of the engineer. W
learn that boy Who wss working in
this reighborhood Was arrested 6r The
charge. II he proves 20 DC the guilty
party We hope he may learn from this
no, TO lie so reckless in the future.
Remember the Fourth Of July next
Saturday No.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03
STRATrON.

Mr. Geo. Cnural, S.mor k6asmasr.
and = j Chambers Ma hero oa search
os land. Mr. Conrad seemed TO lik.
the place very well bu, ooaid no. fad
any land ,ha, sui'ei ham Ia., Yet. = az
eoJ Chambers dad not see large 6eias
Il gram like those nea, nue H,ssoRhs
returned home Dissatisfied is Cs,am.
bcns located on = very nice quarter II
land which he intend, Ia settle down
on We think ~e have got Gar
NOR. nice land here than there \. in
other psfu o. tire oour'V.
Thosc Nho got their corn an POTATOES
in early have nice looking crops ant
the soil Is as good az q man AK. l,r.
Tn. only failing of Hitchcock souniy
IL rock tn IA thorough. arri there h. lass
81 well men but they don't ~under,ani
their business. Some good. well man
IL wanted and men that understands
their business. \ ma tina, irr,ng. hts
tools here can get All he IAN do sor q
long time.
We have had on an averag. too
rains a week for the La; two months.
] am pleased with the country tsas I
have not succeeded IN getting a veil
yet
There j. some ono coming ini every
dav booking for land.
strai,on Is avery iiourishing liule
town which one year 40 there was
only ~ pos, Off e and q depo, and .
section house. They claim DO inbsb-
iianis ~ and think sira,ton sells
more lumber than Red Cloud la pro-
portion. T. Hor.E
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03
THE SUNNY sOUrH.

A. present dates everything II NOV.
ing along smoothly I'm the south. r,li-
tics are seldom spoken about. the north
and south 1--we nearly together and oa
the best al terms. The war question -
often discussed. but in - friendly Way.
no fault finding on either side. they
are very anxious .or the nprthsrner. Ia
come and settle among them ansf.iear
their new ideas at farming aud a. IL
certainly comicai to tho northern mar.
tn see their machinery and see them
farm. The ground In the fpsifg -
stirred with one horse or mule they
Use Nh eight inch plow to .,ir With.
They don; farm very largely tn the
winters they get out tics and timber
for the rail road. there to an stuni-
ance and II IL growing faster than ~ -
worked up. Crops are looking huc
frui, wall be heavy. crops early. peGeif-
g. and applrf have commenced griifr
ripe. We zee by TnE CHEsr thae tbs.r
correspondent from Inavalc IL yefy
much mistaken concerning the custom
u the south ~ for smoking there isn't
over % per cent of the men that usss
tobacco ia any way snt IL IL . very
uncommon thing TO hear them use an
oath Of any kind. and In the six
months We have lived here I have new.
er seen baft n man that had been
drinking. Abou, onc fourth Of tho
ladie- ne the tooth brush and tooth
powder. bat a q class generally have
lip enough .ffor an emergency. they
don't max" any extra trouble in that
line. LA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03
GUIDE ROCK.

Gres: preparations are being made
COZ the l,h ofJaly here. Il will pay all
TO omc
A NJ Talbo, has jus: INDUCED in the
purchase OF a span Of Wild ponic'.
Schoo. closed on Friday last. with q
treat to its scholars, VI candy. nuts, etc
in tile afternoon.
Saturday was a busy day for our
merchants, the town being literally
crowded with teams ali day.
One Of the attractions last week was
an encampment of colored soldiers
near town. They were on their way
to Wyoming Territory. from Fl Riley,
Kansas.
y u Downey has bean on the road
the past two weeks selling cheese.
Rev Hampton. Of Franklin Academy
preached the morning sermon a, the
Baptist church last Saturday.
TgixIE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03
Intereetiu9 Responses TO Curious
Iuteuogatorics

Jacob De Pew, Portland, Me-, asks If
q prairie schooner is a fore and afier.
Now. Jacob. IL you Wi: he economical.
save up your money through the bark
reelir. season and then take . trip 10
Nebraska, you n find out all about
IL.
Willie Fresh, Miles, O.-Thc Iues-
Il rs , ask clearly indicate tie ye-
low back literature on which your
bright aud inquisi,ive mind has been
fed. Whenever you ask Us anything
that will be af interest 10 the general
public. We shall take grea, pleasure IN
replying.
Anti Monop., Sterling. Neb.-The
apparen; reason Why so many repub.
lican officials are being discharged %
that the Preacher" is stopping AT the
democratic boys house, and they have
got Ia have meat.
John Frey. Tippecanoe, Ind. Yes
sunflower seeds are good food for hens
.. The stalks make excellent kindling
wood. 3. Ye-, ornamental but not
fraeran, 4. Can't give the average
yield per acre.
Simeon, Fon Du Lac, Wis.-Please
inform M VIVA. county buildings there
are in Webster county.-Al right
Simeon We have a splendid court house
surrounded by a magnificent park,
regularly laid out with gravel walks
and drives. shade trees shrubbery blue.
grass, and an Armstrong fountain. The
treasury building, county clerks Office
building. county superintendent office
building, jail-say Simeon, its 95' in
the shade and that's o Sol durn hot.
for us to fool around any more county
buildings
Euthanasia, Red C'oud-It may no,
be strictly proper for our young men
To indulge in osculatory demonstra-
tons with their sw~eethearts on tie
streets, during their p~erigrina'ions
homewaid from church, on bright
moonshiny nights. But how else can
they do, when the front gate Is a bart
wire fence.
THE agitation Of thought is the be
ginning Of wisdom" This department
is devoted to inquiries and answers or
all subjects Of general interest. II vii
| not be necessary .or correspondents q
writ on both sides Of the paper IN or
der to receive re :ognition. All reject
ed manuscript will be promptly re
turned-.o the waste basket, or rolled
into cigar lighters. Items will not b'
censured for their brevity, nor extollee
for their extreme length. Address al
communications designed for this
department to TIE CHIEF, box ~, Rec
| Cloud, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03
III. n.r We 6lesr.se.

Next Saturday will be the Fourth OF
Juiy. a day dear 20 the hearts Of the
American people. One hundred and
nine years ago the little band of iiber-
t. loving souls, whose autographs ap-
pear in cJnnection with every vel
regulated Declaration OF Independence
little dreamed Of the mighty events
that we're to follow as a result OF their
ac: on that sultry July morning. Lit
tie thew knew OF Red Cloud and its en-
yirons and mad never even heard OF
Blue hill, Guide Rock. Cowles, Wells,
Jackson's grove. or Walnut Creek, yet
after the lapse Of over a century
fraught with the grandes; achieve
men,s in the history O. the world: the
people of these thriving places will as
sembIe at their respective places to
again reiterate the sentiments Of that
noble patriotic band and render due
homage 10 their memory in true
spread eagle style. Red Cloud will not
celebrate on an extensive scale, pre-
fering to Leave the field open to its
neiyhtoring towns. Still a. many of
our citizens cannot conveniently leave
town and are DESTROYS Of having a little
fun at home, arrangements have been
made Tor their accommodation. A
meeting will be held at Jackson. grove
in the south ward. A programme has
been arranged for the occasion con
sisting of glass ball shooting. dancing,
rope walking, basket picnic and vari-
Gus otner sports such as climbing the
creased pole, catching the CREASED pig,
sham battle. sack racing. etc. A num-
Der Of interesting features are Oh the
taps up town. Numerous banquets
will be spread and tOasts drank and re.
sponded to. The citizens remaining
at home are requested to be on the
| streets clothed in their Sunday gar
ments and "whooper up" all day.
Those DESTROYS Vi tripping the light
fantastic toe will have an excellent OPP
%portunity to dc so at the commodious
rink. A good orchestra has been Sc
cured, and genteel floor managers will
be in attendan The rink will be
open for dancing both afternoon and
evening. Wallace Ball has been in.
vited TO read the declaration Of indie.
pendence at,early candle light on the
corner of Scipio and Chestnut streets.
Prof. John Foster will act as marshal
of the day. The procession will start
as soon IA John is ready. A grand
display Of fire works ma take place IN
the evening. The public buildings and
business houses will be appropriately
decorated. Let all who cannot JON in
the festivities at other places come Il
Red Cloud AMI have some fun with th'
boys.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03

.Crcpa & "a kind. ars drink ttIl.
Ms Irene Orchard wcps ueue NJ
seek. and rcs her = fsrsa u Va ncse<
Il /. hoped shc ualI not % there ~ isc
h,w.yer ~ ne cAnssos SPARE her hous
here.
The store has sSsin opened uus~S
the .ahcieng u.saa~rsssni II Nc y "
Iri~cr.
10 Cismt~sliu wsIl START ou the rial
again thss ~s.S selling cheese ss .
nox arm.
An..,usursncc s~cas ffooi ls~i Coas
has urgent Business ZAP shts say ues
nearly twice sweek aui cn SUNDAYS
Arnl.on & 90 oar nsw groccss are
laying in quit. a.soek Of groceries and
other farm pro luce
Mr. Jonn hsudmfelsi wesss csti ss hss
claim iSsi ~eek bat returned Saturday
nigh, he thinks insyalc Is the b~s
place io 1--we.
The boys who sen; io the city from
this place one night Last weck- report
/. high time.
MA worsh,ngson arrived last
Saturday night from his eastern trip
he had his es-i ,ros,er saipp~t n Red
Cloud. This horse eaa ou; sro, sny
thing in the Republican, valley ksr
money marbles OF chalk and douf yoG
forge, IT, By Gan.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03
JUDSON.

Mr. Ryan sold - head a young cat
tie. which brought $500 dollars.
Farmers are busy going through
their corn the last time.
Winter wheat IL turning fast. IL viii
be ready for the sickle in q week or
two.
q Steffen undertook TO draw the
tubing mi Of his well. but IT parted.
There was about thirty feet he could
not get out 90 he had to bore an
other one.
A. Blifnick has bought a new binder.
VIM Hooper thinks the twin boys.
Moody and Sankey, will soon be able
To run his farm.
sc Johnson has the boss winter
wheat this year.
There is = large acreage Of corn ihi.
year.
Celebration on the 9Th nj Willis Full.
tons grove.
Mr. Lederbrand has hired thirty
acre. io brake this month.
Our =. NJ. is s,ill busy hoeing his
onions.
Spring wheat and oats arc very short
this year. We shall tie obliged 10 get
close ;o the ground Ia get IT,
&. Fisk has been out 20 Thomas
county, ihi. state. TO break on his tim
Der claim. He said the land was oil
taken out there. SICK.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03
SCOTT.

IN health has caused no items from
this neighborhood lately.
June layishcs more gifts upon us
this summer than ever.
Crops are extra nice. though the
farmers are fighting the weeds that
have succeeded tolerably we'll in &c;
ting thesupper hand Of them during
the rains.
Our German neighbors are breaking
a large field ON their new farm.
Al last, The bridge west Of the
stone school house is being replaced
rejoicing the hearts Of many 81 the
people on the west side Of Walnut
Creek.
On June Goth some Of the young
people celebrated the l4th birthday Of
Miss Matte Kennedy. The dinner
was very nice and the judges were un-
able to decide which lady made the
incest cake.
Our and society have made q new
decision concerning the celebration
grounds. They have now decided "a
celebrate the Fourth in Willis Fulton'r
grove. A grand time is anticipated.
BETA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03
A Happy Surprise

On Tuesday evening the lady friends
of Mrs S X Mcbride entertained her
ladyship with a surprise birthday tea
party, it being the anniversary Of her
birthday. The ladies assembled at the
house about four o'clock taking with
them a goodly supply of edibies and
tea. during the temporary absence OF
Mrs Mcbride. Upon Der return she
was completely surprised to find her
home in the full possession of her
many friends, and was entirely unable
To comprehend the situation. Explain
atoms followed and everything was
lovely. Ladies always do have a lovely
time, especially when they get out to a
tea party all by themselves. Grandma
Micks engineered the affair and prov
ell conclusively that ladies can keep a
secret when they set ont for it. " rs
McBiide was presented with = purse
containing Sl3.75, and requested 10y
the donors { o use it in purchasing
some appropriate souvenir, To be re
tanned by her as "A memento that they
had been there.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03

4 valuable farm og 20 acres. known
a. Maple Grove Farm" sessa miles
southwest of Red Cloud. 10 scre. In
. high stAse Of e~silhyasson. Is sores II
pasture With three wire tescss. Good
hog ios and cassis ard sheep corral.
Small orchard fenced stream II nsses
falling water. fed by sonr large spssnxs.
runs ihrouxh the iassn- Pcnsy of
tImhss Tor fuel and buildin porp<se ct
buildings al new, ecssisssng Of srsns-
house. 3,sgr. ~ 1ofy. eonsasng fsac
rooms and cellar isI50 a good yell
Of uAies - fees deep nessf the dn1s.
Frame barn t0xls. i2 seex pct crib
and xrxnary, well - fess dep neA BY
Chicken house Isre4. bog shee Iczt>.
steep or catsis shed 1880 Tbs ~
one Of the bet and richest s.oek farms
in so<ihesa Nebraska fncss 81 res
acre, part essa. part IN two years and
tsrs in sssr years .: ten psf esnE m
tsss<s VIII pay tt00 CASH 20 ssyoas
snsnishinx IRE = cuyes scs
Also q ssrm II i6D scy- ) snan
ensnfy. Ksnea~. Ten m1is> southwest 81
Red CiozA. Esxbts acres % eafhss-
l,.n. including ~ aerr srssb<Ai tssss
her ? ysars cd. cssatazsss ne@ris 9oU
trees. sosne az vhixh ara er ssctses
through assa - E~es high TaD - =
very SeaYAbSs fsrns spa rl3 be sssj -
SiGSy per acre pan cash. rsss N fgc
| years ard tsz'snre - l1yee ys1A wu
par 60 IN cashso sn,cus fusaashsaxs
. tayrr.
| haze also = Gsse s~< ~ hsdf hepc4
! N~vieosh.xpf e ~ - axRu1oA -
sza< s~0sExs ~
! ar~< IA = axksms te
SSous,W s4~tss epMvyMoo
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03
PLEASANT HONR
Fine showers.

Fine showers.
Good growing weather.
The late dry spell cut the ANAL
grain a little IN sonse fields.
Corn i. growing finely. Mott Of the
farmers are pretty well mp with the
work.
Mr. Severnis corn crop looks exira
clean. Give Us come more Ohio arm.
ere.
Albert Horn returned last Saturday
from Oregon.
r II Shulsr went east 90 Charlton,
Ia. 70 Join his wife on . vi.ii To hi.
many frInds there. He will return in
Q short time.
Mr. Horn brought back some 6ne
specimens Of wheat and red clover. the
staiks OF wheat being about sax feet
and six inches high
The Red Cloud Helmet seems %
think iha, Ne are scryy over the way
we voted on the bridge bond question.
We would cay 10 the Helmet thai We
have not yet repensed. though Ne BE-
iieve IL the question had been gotten
up 30 - to relieve N II cur township
bond. and then shared fairly wi.a Rcd
Cloud. me bridge ss each town. re. -
. people. would undoubtedly hare
thought more Of L.
Well. nov ne feel better. Fried
| chicken and new pSiasoes fs dinner.
Mr. Greenhaich ssys he Will eall q
school meeting every twenty days an
| al the bonds carry for . rev school
hoose- Stick 90 EN- boys.
since Gill Edge .ea tnsse parts pat
eEi ehurns have gone cot q date. and
calves look h~sser.
Some good tanner IN wehsses coun.
~ vail please give ns HE experience ia
timothy and etoyef.
Alter. Horns blue srasz Is doins
well
A Hagsn AID WIN Guy are ssill
hauling OF ft koc. III. Coy sayl
hogs psy, eyen a. 3cx.
NJ Ross sold bis little farm.
E. Wh:te sold leo Acses 9 . gentle
ma from tie enss-
Father Norris - haying considerable
company here Of lxfe- We i<liese sh1
50 called Company i ssxs~iios oos4
fsr os Nosnes. iowa We unjsr-
sAat asy tAias q @sing "a Be-
C0ss4 O. essEss sa..c win ss1ros
fsa h T. Ink
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03

IT seems Ito n fellow up a tree as
the saying goes, that Red Cloud should
be protected against fire in some man
ner. Several propositions have been
advanced at differ nj. times, but a: no
time in the past IN. there been any
decisive action taken. The best plan
now mentioned is to drill for an artes-
ian well. This seems TO be a sensible
idea, and one that could be utilized at
a small expense comparatively. A
large reservoir could be built, and with
sufficient water mains and convenient
IL located hydranis, it would be an
easy matter TO stop a fire on short no.
tice. This plan would be At all the fire
engines that could be used in Red
Cloud. THR CHIEF hopes tina, . petit
ton will be circulated q: once. by
some one of our business men for sign
ers asking the trustees to make some
effort 10 protect the interests OF Red
Cloud against FIRE. This is a too I'M
portant matte to be idly passed by,
and receive no attention.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03

You can buy the bet creamery gut
ter for laic per pound Kyour grocer
don't sell it call sIthe Red Cloud ,ream.
cry and get IL. Caution: IL nav ruin
ZOO. appetite for common butter. IS .
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03

Az ExpERIMEST.-Our friend. T.
Anderson. one of Webster couniys
industrious farmers. has been expert
mentipg on the difference between
wild and tame grass when fed to COWS.
He had kept q COW on Wild grass q
week and MIXED her very carefully,
and as s consequence received 50 rs
of milk. The next week he fed her on
tame grass and again MIXED her.
weighing the milk AZ before, and as a
result at the end Of the second week ae
had received ~ pounds. q gain OF six
pounds in favor OF the tame grass.
Thus il viii be G tina, It viii pay 10
give more attention to the raising o.
tame grass. Any Of the interesting
! points 10 the farmers will be gladly
published in tbs CHEF when furnish
ed. We shall be glad 20 throw light
upon any experiment. that Will benefit
the farmers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03

GONE FROM OuR GAzE."-Spearman.
the fire bug" of Guide Rock. who waB
arrested some days ago charged with act
ting fire to DR. Psttenis..bafn and bound
over to the d~is;ric, cour; 70 answer 70
the charge. was brough, up for-trial at
the special June term last Thursday,
and plead guilty To charges agains,
him and was sentenced TO two years os
hard labor in the pemieniiary. He
was remanded to the eIgans and oosiy
Cit prison. tihe county not having
one.J to avail, transportation over the
road. SpeArmAn concluded thss II
Was not good fGr his health TO be con
fined in the city hasiile, owing To IL
! close proximity o the banks Of the
murky Crooked Greek. and daring TIE
! absence of the guard he stole asay
meath the cover Of darkness into ihs
peaceful realms Of Kansas. 10 prey up
I; on some other community. II IL
shame tha, Webster county has not 4
proper place Ia keep criminals IL
the last Two years several criminal
nave escaped for the uan; Of 4 prope,
place 10 keep them confined Tn
county has spent enough money il
keeping prisoners ~ Lncoin TO bails
ais,i ar two Webster county eouls
havea Jail and = poor house L
some move be taken In that direction
\ LATER
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03

Go and boy 6se dc'tAfs Worth cf
goods aud get = csscus ticket fsoe -
The Golden Eagle Clothing store
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03

Gro and buy five dollars worth OF
goods and ge; a circus ticket free at
the Golden Eagle Clothing store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03

"BY,he bye says Geo A Brosdh~rs.
e6ito: Of the T~ongsposie KAN Mirror
you say that . bottle Of Cham
ber'in's collie. ehosess and Dissrh@s
Remedy leh me by your sr~ns tw0
years ago. proved 10 be the bess rssn-
cdy I have ever used. ! have no doubt
bat IL saved my oldest sons Iik." The
above shows conclusively that there 10
nothing like hasinga Eres. III. pre-
server n hsnd ~ the right time. lis
put In sc soc and III bottles. soti by
druggists <s%i
LApIss sa' please so< read to 81.
lowing article:
'fHsrssds sfss,l
Gssf puy ssq,ssa cog Sutsfs6
81 ory s.s,vlisM y tqsuM ~ sal
.Ilso = siFxas.q 70 sSns 81 .vo no< 10
pssi 81 asop spssds ssdsd sgs am OF
Sitsotsia, stsnotrs soglss sou HIS ssspst
az, sonl an ~ s~uspusi5us7 OF