The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-07

an local odretis ~ T. red in for
m a,defai,e time, trtH sg, wchdrgcd
,p each ueek until ORR at |
Frosty nights.
And pleasant days.
Corn husking will soon be in order.
Live hogs are worth from 1915 to
$500
Duffy's cidar yinega.- ror SHE at
Roby's. stf
The new church building il rrogress
ing finely.
Mr.. S $. Wells, P. II. at Wells, z. O.
called last week.
A red hot campaign is expected in
Thaycr county this fall.
Reed is still making improvements
in and about his popular fruit stand.
Miner Bros. have cornered the dry
goods market, and don't you forget
It,"
Seward CARRIER is learning to stick
type in the CHIEF Office; he is an apt
scholar.
Moe Rosenthal arrived from New
York City last Tuesday and Will remain
with his brothers indemnity.
Judge Crounse delivered q good
campaign speech to a crowded house,
in this city on Wednesday evening of
last week.
Mr.. W. c. Reilly r%ejoiccs in the pos
session of a bran splinter new baby
girl that applied at his house for board
and lodging last Sunday.
The Central committee have made
arrangements to- have republican
speaking in almost every precinct in
the county, next Saturday night.
Ladies call at the leading millinery
store one door north of the Bank where
YOU can get the latest styles and lowest
prices in hats, bonnets and notions.
Tie CHIEF secured the contract for
publishing the county commissioners
proceedings for the ensuing year.
They will he published free of cost TO
the county.
In addition to their large lot Of hard
ware, Holconb Bros, have recently
added to their stock a supply of heat,
ing and cooking stoves and tinware.
Give them a call.
In Lincoln the keepers of houses OF
ill-repute have been compelled to close
up, but in Red Cloud the social evil is
allowed to tlaunt its brazcn atfrontery
with impunity.
The hotel property long known as
the Boys Home" was sold at auction
last Saturday, and was bid in by Mr.
Levi Moore for Messrs. Nandyke anC
Soddy, of Steel City. Consideration
s3,975.
Mr.. Holland retires from the man
agement of the Commercial hotel, Il
the privacy of his former restaurant
stand en- Webster street. Mr.. J. Bres
SEES, of Burr Oak, Kan, takes charge o
the Commercial the first of the week.
The courts have decided that for 8
subscriber to refuse to take his paper
from the office without paying III
arrears, or to leave the country withoui
settling for the same, is prima fdci
evidence of Intentional fraud, a Grim,
that is punishable by fine and i'm
Eprisonment.
Mr.. James Young and wife, Of Pon
ftiac, Ills, arrived last week and ar,
stopping with their relatives, tn,
Laverty's, on Elm Creek. Mr.. Youn;
will purchase a couple of good farm
before his return TO his home in Ills.
which will be occupied in the nea
future by his two sons.
Messrs. Absalom Butler and S. S
Wells, of Wells p. O. will soon n
out a stock of general merchandise a
that point, under the firm name @
Absalom Butler & Co. Their advertise
ment will appear in the CHIEF in du,
time, and we beSpeak for the new stor,
a liberal patronage and hope it vii
prove a bonanza to the owners.
, Mr.. Knight, of Inavale, brought t,
our Office last Monday a stalk of cor
from the field of Mr.. Boiling, who i
farming his place this season, that meas
ures l4t feet in height, and the stall
four feet from the ground measures 5
inches IN circumference. This. NJ
Boiling thinks Is a very fair sample G
corn from a field of corn that was sal
TO be principally sand burrs."
"0n to Denver" is now the watch
word with the b. & NJ. folks. Shoul
, the weather prove favorable this win
ter, they will close much of the spac
between Indianola and the beautiful
icity on the plains. The work will b
done almost entirely by the home
steaders along the line of the road; tn
b. d III. company deeming it advisable
TO give the poor homeSteaders a chanc
I to keep the wolf from their doors thi
4 winter.
We learn of an unfortunate acciden
E which occurred az the residence of
Mr.. Brown, IN the northeast part G
the county last week, resulting in tn
serious injury of two of his children
EEae lamp that vss left burning du,
ing the night and which stood on
/, shelf almost directly over the bed wber
the children slept, exploded and tn
burning oil spread over the bed burn
ing the little fellows in a shocking mar
We had the pleasure last Mondy
evening, l common with the majorit
OF the citizens of Red Cloud, of listen
, ing to one of the best campaiy,
speeches that it has been our fourt,I1
! hear. We aliude to the effort .
Hon. J. NJ. Thusston, who delivered
Very eloquent and witty address at tn
court house on that occasion followe,
by Hon. Church Howe who also an,,sn,
anu instructed the audience. We hon
mos gentlemen will again visit n
before the campaign closes.