The Red Cloud chief., 1874-12-16

Still alive al kckiag-sheer
lined Mi.ts, only sl25 lttte 6nnse
Store. J. g. PoTTER.
War on hi=h prices-meb's Kip
boots s4,25. at The Grange Store.
J. q. Potter.
Cheaper han ever ladies calf
g~ai'ers only 81 90 per pair, at the
Grange Store. J. O.. OTTER
Good yard wide factory cotton
only Ilcts. per gard, It the Grape-
Store. J. 6. POTTER.
Prints, Prints, a fresh stock Of
Prints at the Grange Store.
j. q. Porter.
Scarlet opera flannel AZ the
Grange Store. J. G.. POTTER.
- Fresh Oysters, by the can or
dozen at Geo. Zeis.. Also fresh
bread, pics, cakes, confectionery &c
- Nice thing, for the little folks, at
the Post Office. Call and look q
them.
- Best and cheapest assortment of
Stationery 10 town at the Post Ofiee.
Go to the Post Ofice FIR paper,
pens, pencils, states. &c Gc
BARLEY! b riley! Foe
sale, for seed, by B~rrenz-n 4 90
Now i, your time, farmer To- secure
seed for the coming spring. $50
bushels 90 hand. BREMEN d Co.
Go to Sheror's for your drugs,
Patent medicines &c.
A fresh Stock of Groceries at the
Grange Store. j. e.. Potter
Dried Currants only l0cts per pound
at the Grange Store. }. G.. PoTSER
-''Uncle Sam is building an al
dition to hi, dwelling, which wil! adj
to the good looks of the house.
The bridges over the Blue river.
in Harmony precinct have been GuishI
ed and accepted. I
Thursday niebt there will be a
meeting at the school house to make
arrangements for a Christina Tree"
Rev. +. Latin will preach at the
school house on Sunday evening next,
Dee. 10Th. Al are invited to attend.
Remember the Dance aud Oyster
Supper, Christina night, Dee. 2jth
"A large box Of clothing tor the
Aij Society has bsed received
The Aid -four ha, been about
all disposed IF .5-the needy I. will
not be long before there aiI. b. q call
to pass around a second t,ulo.
H. q. Bill left here al Tuesday, |
for Wyoming, .Jone, county. Iowa,
where he formerly resided. He goes
in tie interest of Guide Rock precinct,
to solicit aid.
Business has been pretty lively
this week and some days there are a
many as thirty or forty tcams'in town
at u count
j. Il Wilcox Is keeping hachcl-
or's ball, he puts Ia alo>t Of his
time singing:
I'm lonely since YOU left ule."
Mark Warner, keeps the meat
lparkct-just call there aud get some
thing TO ward off hunger.
-Qrite a number have responded
u call for wood, and yet we have
for a few more loads. We
would Ike to gel it on hand while the
weather Is cool, 50 it eau be cut and
piled.
'Jno. W. Mcyef, of the west pa~,i
the cou0'y gave u a cal. on Mon 4
day last. Mr. Meyer is a native o.
Switzerland and i well informed IN ]
on all European topics, and y ;aik VIII
him Is enjoyable.
-Elroy Pe,,eys, living in Harmony
precinct, tells Us that he >urc .pded in
ahcnt Eve acres Of broom corn.
the past season. The bush was light
of good quality. NJ. Pettys IS a
good a broom maker as can he found
n the Stale, We don't care where YOU
Early in the season he purchas-
a !uli set of machinery for the
purpose Of preparing the brush aud Y
making broom> II the future cr7pl
the county turn out w.ll be why.
eventually have the best business Of
he cogn;ry.
We might incidentally mention
right here, ;ha if people ,ciU 20 away
rom home, to buy goods, ani riU - .