The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-20

CHIEF Office.
Blank leases for sale at tho CHIEF
Office.
Mr.. Reed has located IN the Office
just north of the CHIEF Office.
We will be thankful on the 27,h-if
somebody gives US a turkey.
The word mortgage is derived from
the French, and means death grip.
Geo. Laverty has sold his livery sta
bic at Cowles to Mr.. l.. N. Edison.
All blanks used by justices of the
peace are for sale at the CHIEF Office, at
Lincoln prices.
The prettiest ruching, dress buttons,
ladies and misses hose are TO be had at
r. ID. Yeiscr's.
Two hundred miles of railroad iron
was unloaded at Naponee last week, sot
gays the Banner
Uncle Sam is having a building cree
fed just north Of his store, to lie coupled
10 o. G. Case as a law Office.
Last Sunday night the mercury
dropped down a few feet AMI overcoats
were in demand Monday morning.
Mr.. Tcwne and wife departed last
Friday for their old home in Ashland.
Their many friends here regret their de-
parture.
Mr.. Warner, father Of J. G. and
Mark Warner has lately arrived from
Michigan and is spending a few days
with his sons.
Geo. Ball has at last found the pro-
per. method of cleaning windows, viz
Spit on the window pane and rub with a
pocket handkerchief.
We erred in stating last week that
Mr.. Aultz had sold his bakery to Mr..
Norris. The contemplated purchase
proved to he only a fash in the pan.
Ed. Hawlcy is studying economy.
He has purchased a cord of rotten wood
and commenced smoking a pipe. The
boys say that rotten wood is easy to chop.
&C. Montgomery is furnishing the
people of Red Cloud with a pure article
Of fresh milk, delivered at the residence.
Look out for the milk wagon and give
Linn a trial.
Prof. Tice missed it again. The
grand meteoric display which was adver
tised to come off on the night of Novem
Der 18th, was a failure, the meteors didn't
show themselves.
No more acceptable present can be
made to relatives and friends living in the
east than a copy of the CIIEF for 1890,
and it only costs a dollar to send it post
paid for a whole year.
Jap. Botsford who works at the tin
ner business at Mitchell & Morhart's
hardware store, had the misfortune to
cut off a portion of the little finger on his
right hand last Saturday.
For ready-made clothing it will pay
you to 60 to John G.. Potter's, as he
keeps a large assortment of goods of this
kind as well as everything else you need
for winter wear, and all sold at bottom
prices. IF
Nebraska now has six uniformed
militia companies. Each organization il
armed with the best improved Springfield
muskets, and the requirements of each
soldier consists of a belt and bayonst
scabbard.
All who want hogs dressed arc in
formed that Mosher, the butcher, will
call and get your hog, take it to the
slaughter house, dress it in good shape
and deliver to you for the low price OF
o dollar.
Last week the town was flooded with
hand bills printed in Bloomington. 1t
might not be out Of place TO suggest that
there are two printing Offices here. q first
class one just opposite Mitchell & Nor.
hart's store.
John G. Potter is interested in your
SOLES. He has 10 stock a large lot of
boots and shoes which he wants to close
cut at a little advance above cost. Cal
and buy something that will keep your
feet warm and dry. If
Remember that from this time on
the pfice Of the CHIEF is 81. 90 per year,
a'pays IN adrnnce. If your subscription
should expire and your paper be discon.
tinued, don't be offended, as this is now
the rule and will be strictly adhered to.
The B. & n. railroad company have
placed on sale at all the Offices on the line
of the road. round trip tickets at one and
two-6fths fare to and from any given
point. The time, however, for which
the tickets are good. is limited to two
days.
-Mosher's meat market is always
stocked With every delicacy in their line
that the market affords. Fresh meats OF
all kind, sausages, chickens, ducks, tur-
keys for thanksgiving, and every thing you
want in the meat line. Give them a call
and get a turkey Or thanksgiving. 2t