The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-24
CITY4ND COUNTRH
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Red Cloud enjoys the luxury Of a
street sprinkler.
Teas, Teasi Teas Coffee! Coffee
Coffee J at the Red Cloud Grocery.
%. c. Case ~returned from Iowa, yes
terday.
Miner Bros deliver goods to any
rart Of the city, free OF charge.
MONEY TO LOAN on improved lands.
Apply to ID. S. COMBS at the Court
House.
Last Tuesday night the earth was
blessed with a good rain, a regular old
Eoaker.
Miner Bros. have not advanced the
rrice Of goods in consequence Of the late
heavy rains.
jingle your pockets to see that there
is money 10 them and then 90 TO Per-
kIn's d MitchelFs Red Cloud Grocery.
j. o. Martin, station agent at
Blue Hill, gave the CHIEF a pleasant call
last Saturday. He reports things as be-
ing lively in that burg.
We publish elsewhere, an article on
the culture Of peanuts which we think
will be Of interest to a large number Ct
our readers.
Perkins & Mitchell's Red Cloud
Grocery.
The Superior Guide, is the name of
new paper just started at Superior,
Nuckolls Co., Neb. Todd & Graves,
editors and proprietor..
The Harlan Co., Standard has been
enlarged and otherwise improved, and
Row presents as creditable an appearance
as any paper in the valley.
The persistcncy with which the small
boy will go fishing and catch nothing, is
equaled only by the man who ope ms shop
and fails to advertise. Ed.
No eastern state can beast the pur-
ity of atmosphere that is found in Ne.
braska.-Er.
Nor as much oft.
w. w. Brewer, an old resident of
this county, goes TO Colorado to seek his
fortune. We opine be will return to
Webster county to stay, after living q
Year or SO in Colarado.
With bis accustomed liberality and
compassion for a hungry printer, Ben.
Fandyke presented We editor with a mess
OF nice fresh fish from the placid waters
OF the Republican. Thanks.
One would think from the number
CT Grocery stores in Red Cloud. that
their would not be business for all, but
they seem TO do well, new ones starting
every week And still there is more to
follow"
The foolish man foldeth his hands
and saith: There is no trade; why
should | advertiser" But the wise man
is net SO. He whoopeth it up in the
newspaper, and verify he draweth custo
mers from afar of.-E1.
- Williamson the butcher has gone
and done it-got married to a Miss Kate
Hasse of Nauvoo iii. As usual in such
cases the CEIEF was remembered, and it
wishes Mr.. Wilhelmscn and his bride, a
lorg and a happy life.
The street sprinkler is all right for
the purpose for which it was intended,
hut 1t does not prevent the gravel stones
and pieces Of plank from flying through
the air and hammering people on the
head, these windy days.
We are glad to learn that Hon. Geo
s. Smith Of Plattsmouth succeeds John
X. Clark as Surveyor General of Nebra S.
La. We have been personally acquaint-
cd with Mr.. Smith for a number OF years,
and know him to be a gentleman of
merit.
john b. Finch, the great temper
ance lecturer, will speak in the NJ. T..
Church next Friday evening. 1t is ex-
pected that he will remain with uE for
several days, and if so. he will occupy the
evening hour next sabbath. Come out
everybody.
Fifty, more or less, Of our subscrib.
ers have promised to bring US wood, in
payment of their subscriptions, but, in
the eloquent language of the Alu.trious
Patrick O'Mulligan, "Divil the bet of
wood have we seen. bawd luck to their
sowls."
We are in receipt of a communica.
ton from Glenwood precinct. in reference
TO the employment of a teacher in a Ger
tain school district up there. We do not
think that the letter would be of interest
to the general public, and consequently
cannot give place to ii.
The fourth number of the Centen-
NAL Lone Star has just been issued from
the CHEF Office. 1t reflects credit
upon its editor, as it has grown, in four
issues. from a sheet but little longer than
a mans hand, to 2S column paper.
Long may she faunt.
We saw at Mitchell 4 Morharts
Hardware store, the other day, the finest
and most complete arrangement in the
shape Of a cook stove that we ever be-
held. 1t is called the Bismarck" and
is really a beauty. This firm has just
received q car load Of stoves of all sizes
and kinds, at prices ranging from $50 to
SEQ. Call and examine their stock be-
fore YOU purchase.