The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-09
THE F.
G. MATTERS.

Go to the polls and vote.
-Subscribe for the CHIEF.
-Overcoats at Uncle Sans"
Apples are plenty in this market.
Las, Sabbath was a pleasant day.
Last Monday it was windy and dusty.
See Mr.. Simons' notice in another
column.
Send US the news ffem Jour neigh
borhood.
Vote the straight ticke. on the 4th
Of November.
All branches Of business seem to be
doing well now.
We are informed that the Argus is
offered for sale.
Uncle Sans store is literally piled
full of new goods.
No clcw Of the post Office robbers has
yet been obtained.
New corn is coming to town in con-
siderable quantities.
Business has improved wonderfully
in the last few weeks.
The weather prophets predict warm
weather in this month.
The "Nebraska Zephyrs" have pre-
vailed for the last few days.
The County Commissioners met in
regular session last Tuesday.
Mitchell 4 Morhart are doing a rush
ing business in the stove trade.
The CHIEF building will soon be en-
larged and otherwise improved.
Once in a while, for a change, the
passenger train from the east comes in Cd
time.
Doc Middleton. the outlaw, is en-
ssged at stone dressing in tie peniten-
tiary.
The days are growing shorter and as
a consequence the nights are growing
longer.
1T las been said that woman's inhu-
mainly to man is what keeps the broom
market steady.
"A farmer brought two loads Of pota-
toes to town last Saturday and could not
dispose of them.
The house fly who has been so active
all summer now folds his wings and quiet
Iy drops into the gravy.
We learn that the contract for re-
building the Methodist church was let to
Dir. G. A. Brown, for | LOO.
BLANKs.-Ws will have a supply of
blanks of all kinds In a few days, which
we will sell at Lincoln retail prices.
Candidates have been unusually
plenty this Fall, and yet We have heard of
only q few hen roosts being robbed.
Our sympathy for the poor little
quail prevents US from announcing that
the law protecting those birds has ex-
pired.
The Omaha Ne,cs says that the H.
dams should be turued over to the militia
~ or else the military turned over to the
Indians.
Judge Gaslin was re-nominated for
District Jadge of the 5th Judicial district
at the convention held at Plum Greek
last Saturday.
The editor of the Paris Mercuy
thinks the question is not "What shall
We do with our boys?" but "What will
sur boys do with u.s."
Friend EIoleomb is building him a
neat new residence in the north part of
town, and will bring his family from
the east to occupy it soon.
Mr.. Emigh has bought the lot
between Miller's harness shop and the
bakery and is erecting thereon a building
to be used as meat market.
At the teachers examination held on
Saturday. October 4th, there were ten
applicants for certificates. Two second
and three third grades were issued.
Mr.. NJ. Winsor, one Of the editors
Of the Monitor Diamond. of Jewell Co.,
Kansas. has sold out his interest in thas
paper and will engage in some more lu
crative calling.
When you come in to have your ap-
rlication for final proof forwarded, always
bring along your homestead paper and
the full names Of your witnesses, as it
will cave delay.
MIR. Emanuel Anderson, of Elm
Greek, brought to our Office last Saturday
radish that weighed seven pounds and
three quarters, another proof of the won
derfui productiveness Of our soil.
Friend Burton, Of Willow Creek. has
been engaged for the last few weeks in
making brick north of the fair grounds.
and says that it is a settled fact that the
clay in this county will make good dur
able brick.
-Letterheads, biIlheads, envelopes,
posters, cards, etc, executed 10 the neat
est and cheapest manner. Also fancy and
colered job printing Of all kinds done with
dispatch. Call and see samples aud leave
your orders.
Hon. Jos. CARRIER, formerly of Nuckolls
county, is nominated by the republicans
Of Webster county for clerk. Joseph is
we'll qualiSed for this position, and will
make the people an excellent officer
Fairfield News.
"A certain person saw another person
carray q keg Of lead from Mr.. Eiolcomb 6
new building ono night last week. Mr.