The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-13
THE CHIEF.
good rain Tuesday night.

--Grcat bargains 10 hats at Mrs. Lutz' s.
Bring your job work to the CHIEF
Office.
Ladies CIoaks just received at Mrs.
LUIS.
Red Cloud is enjoying q substantial
growth.
Velvet turban hats, real beauties, at
Mrs. Lutz's.
"A fresh stock Of fancy candies at
e. w. BOWS. lI3
There is not a vacant house Of any
kim in Red Cloud.
The Omaha Bee travelling man gave
US a call last Friday.
Hats cheaper than was ever known
before at Mrs Lutx's.
The celebrated Whitebreast coal for
fale by Jones & Magce.
This seems to have been q good year
for independent candidates.
Call at Jones & Magee's lumber yard
for your hard and soft coal.
Another large lot of boots and shoes
Just received at Uuclc Sans.
Nearly the entire independent ticket
was elected in Adams county.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
railroad west of franklin county.
Subscribe for the CHIEF, the only
religious newspaper 10 the valley.
NEBRASKA went Republican at the
last election by q handsome majority.
Silks, satins. ~velvcts, pushes, for
hat and dress trimmings at Mrs.. Lutzs
"A choice brand Of FIVE cent cigars for
sale at cot by the box, At G. ". Dow's.
Will S~tinchcomb was married to Miss
Guinric Neigh ofOmaha last Thursday.
-Roby proposes to fit up the upper
part of bis store to be occupied as an of
flee.
Uncle Sam has Just received a large lot
Of crockery which he is selling at bottom
prices.
Those who held their breath before
election can now pursue the even tenor Of
their ways.
Mrs. Lu,z can furnish you with hats,
cloaks, %jewelry. and all the fntry to make
you look nice.
We have ordered a cut especially for
eale bills, something new, come in and
get 'em printed.
"A dozen new subscribers in the last
week, to the Oldest and best paper in
Webster county.
THERE was two serious disasters at sea
last week occasioned by collisions, and
many lives were lost.
The Truth Teller, Mr.. G. BORN
new paper, Is likely to be sued for libel
by q young lady. Too bad.
There is a good demand for rooms
in this town for Offices, and there are
none to supply the demand.
M. r. Bentley displays a nobby sign
on the corner of G. II. PottGr's building,
which says Money to Loan"
Last Monday was a day that remind
ed us Of certain seasons 10 the year in the
east. A heavy fog prevailed all day.
The Rev. Mr.. Haigh, of Chicago,
preached to a large and attentive copgre-
cation at the Court House last Sabbath.
Never since We have been in the
printing business have We been so crowd
cd with job work as ia the last few weeks.
Mr.. Aultz has sold his bakery and
restaurant to Mr.. Thomas Norris
who will cendset the business here
after.
The band boys went out the evening
after the returns were received from the
election and serenaded the successful can
didates.
MAJOR RENO, Of the Seventh cavalry,
has again been courtmartiali and will in
all probability be dismissed from the
service.
Hon. A.. s. Paddock, of Beatrice,
spent a day in Red Cloud last week. He
favor the CHIEF with his august 81
presence.
We call attention to the advertise
ment of T.. Newhouse, in this issue of the
CHIEF. and would advise all to give the
new firm a trial.
Election is over and still blanks Of
all kinds are for sale at the CHEF office
for just as little money as they can be
lad for in Lincoln.
Jones & Magee have put in a pair of
scales at their lumber Office and are now
prepared to weigh out hard or soft coal
10 all who want it.
Spelling lees among the schools are
new in order, as is also ''husking bees
in various happy families. lcastwise We
get numerous cigars.
The hack which runs for one of the
restaurants 20 and from the depot, upset
last Tuesday night and spilled the oecu-
pants by the roadside.
Mr.. Chas. Sharp who has been stop
ping at the Valley House some time,
died last Monday night and was buried
by the Odd Fellows yesterday.
You who want to subscribe for papers
and magazines for the coming year, either
for yourself or for presents to others, read
the prospectuses in this issue.
We are happy now because We have
the assurance that the new overseer Of
the poor will be kind to those suder his
charge. We like to be treated well.
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