The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-24

tenO the CtBtc Bou IA Aosts
w. B. Roby offers his house for sale
or rent. 5W
Mr.. A. Thomas, father Of - editor
arrived from Iowa last Saturday.
Joe Beatty, conductor on the B. l.
M. got the grand bounce last week.
The candidates for county Office have
not commenced to "set EN- up yet.
The sale of goods by the sheriff
commenced last Monday at SHELLS store.
The Argus is published on Wednes-
days and dated one day ahcad-Thurs
day.
We hear no words or praise Tor
Arlinston's entertainment last Friday
night.
An unfortunate cripple was in town
q few days last week selling notions on
tho stree,.
Sam Barker, an extensive stock deal
er of Cass county, arrived in town last
Saturday evening.
An exchange says that most people
can bear the misfortunes of others with
christian fortitude.
We moved last Thursday, and are
now domiciled nearer the Office, in more
comfortable quarters.
just received. another large lot
of stationary, cards, etc. Come in with
your order for job work.
H. C. Andrus, an old time friend Of
the CHIEF renews with the cash in ad-
vance til way M in 1880.
Rev. 1ryss will 20 to Colorado next
week for tue benefit of his health, and
for the purpose of visiting friends.
The time allowed by the town coun-
ell for building sidewalks has expired and
all the gaps are not yet bridged over.
We notice Elder Grub circulating
promisciously around town-csn it be
possible that he haukereth after an Office.
The gradual increase and spread Of the
yellow fever in the south is rapidly in
c~reasing the other scourge-the ''nigger'
exodus.
Mr.. A. B. Fox will commence the
erection of an elevator at Cowles in
about two weeks. 1t will cost about
$1,000.
-Messrs Albright & Strohm are
erecting a new building just west Of
Posts, to be used as a music store and
law Office.
Last week We advertised for a boot
black, and last Monday one made his
appearance on the streets. Another
proof Of the efficacy Of advertising.
We understand that an effort viii
be made to organize the democratic
element in this county the coming fall.
We predict for it an ignominious failure.
We invite comparison in quality and
price of job printing done by the CHIEF,
with that of any other Office west Of
Lincoln. or at Lincoln, for that matter.
We are told that the chairman Of
the Board Of County Commissioner:
don't know whether the bridge has beer
located or not. that is to be built acros:
the river up in Inavale.
And now they complain of too
much rain, AID wish it would ''let up
for a while. Verify, it must be q hard
matter to please everybody when ever
the Almighty cannot do it.
We herewith give fair warning thai
We propose to commence taking lesson.
in music, and shall practice on q brass
horn. We do it in self. defense and fol-
the purpose Of revenge. Revenge il
sweet. =.
RID. Yeiser, son of Rev, Geo. o.
Yeiser. has opened up a nice stock ofuo.
tions &C., in the room north of tbe,plou
factory, and is ready to wait upon hi.
customers Read his advertisement il
the CHIEF.
During the coming institute, lecture,
will be delivered by DR.. Curay, II. s
Haley, o. c. Case, j. s. Gillian and
others. The Institute commences worl
August 4th. and lasts three weeks. Al
interesting and profitable time is expect
ed.
Miner Bros, have just received ff
teen cases of boets and shoes. which.
with their large stock already on hand
makes the most complete assortment O
footwear in town. Call and examin,
their goods and prices before you pur
chase.
An excursion to Denver and tn,
Great Salt Lake is talked Of by . nun
Der Of the business men Of this burg, t.
take place soon. The party expect'to b,
absent about twenty days. and have
Jolly time. The cost of the excursion i
estimated at about $50 to each individ
ual.
We have received the catalogue o
the Crete nurseries, Z. f. Stephens
proprietor. The stock from this nur
sery is al Nebraska Erown and conse
quently will stand this climate, and j
therefore more apt to thrive and Civ
satisfscsion than curaesy eiaet HAT j
shipped in FROM tho east.