The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-17
AROUND TOWN.

Charley, Haley 10 building al add.
ton to his house.
Fidelia Schafnit is homo from
Quincy visiting her parents.
Mr.. Mirt Fearn Of Chester, Nebr.
is visiting friends and relatives at
this place. We understand he will
return the Erst Of next week.
Now let every republican be firm
and with Mr.. Andrews for our candi.
date for congress, VI a scoop Mr..
McKeighan. Mr.. Andrews is q clean
man and fully able to represent this
district.
Miss Josie lgou left this week
for two or three weeks vacation in
Missouri and Arkansas. She will Wis.
il with her mother 10 Missouri, and
then with Mrs. Geo. Holland in Hot
Springs, Ark.
Ed. johnson and wife came to Red
Cloud in tho winter some time. Dur
ing tae fore part Of the week johnson
ana family. sftes getting all they could
on credit, departed for parts unknown.
They are wanted here by several.
The city council has at last awak-
/ ened to tho fact that it does not pay
to put IN board boxing for sewerage,
and have, consequently procured large
drainage.tile that will last . life time.
That is q sensible conclusion to arrive
at.
The Red Cloud People who went to
Minneapolis will ever remember Mr..
Williams Of Grand Island, one Of the
delegates, for the many favors that
he extended to them while there.
Mr.. W. took care Of the district in
good shape.
If any Of our people, know where
there is . bed of good hard rock, suit
able for ballasting railroads, the B. &
M. folks would like to know it, if such
is in this county, or . good bed Of
sharp gravel. They propose to BAL
last their road.
TIE CHIEF IS very much indebted
to Rev. +. L. Ely for the able and
mssteraly report Of the Commence
ment exercises which he furnished
for its columns during the editors
absence in Minneapolis, and other
favors in the r~eportorial line.
W. II. Andrews Of Hastings, was
nominated on tho republican ticket on
Wednesday, at McCook, for congress.
Mr.. Andrews is an able scholar aud q
man peculiarly fitted to cope with
McKoighan in a rae for congress, and
will be elected in November.
We wish again to call attention Of
our stockmen to the sale OF short
horns at Superior, Neb., Saturday,
june 25. The sale will be at the
creamery stables. This will DO a grand
opportunity to get some fine cattle at
your own price. See id in another
column Of this paper.
Hon. T. j. Ward Of this city, o
prospective candidate for congress in
this district on the democratic ticket,
leaves Saturday to help nominate the
next candidate on thu democratic
ticket for president. JEFF is Q Simon
Puro Bourbon and is never so happy
as when helping the democrats to get
there.
The city authorities should at once
notify all property owners and others
to clean up the alleys. They are in
q beastly condition and will be the
means of much sickness should they
remain in this way any longer. The
council should authorize Street Super.
visor Ward to see that the work il
done.
Attention is called to the public
sale Of short horned cattle by j. w.
Dean of Maryvillc, Mo-. which will
take place at Superior, Mel, June Is,
1892. He has been . prominent OK.
hibitor ut the leading fairs for several
years. Our stockmen should not fail
to attend the sale. See advertisement
on another page Of this iss ue.
The Nebrasks division Of the leagu,
Of American wheelmen will hole
their second annual tournament q
Hastings, Neb., July 4th and 9th
In addition to the bicycle races, ar
rangemeuts have been made for o Crane
celebration on the 4th, closi ng in th,
evening. with Q grand balloon ascen.
sion and q magnificent display Of fire
works. Reduced railroad ratcs vii