The Red Cloud chief., 1880-11-25

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Sapsdntesdset Gel nasssss.
Miner Bros. sell Superior -four.
Putnam sells fiour@upesior To
Superior -four.
| Thanksgiving to-day.
Apples by the barrel, At Miner Bror.
For cheap hats, call at Mrs. Fowler's.
Live hogs are worth from $40 to
$3.50.
Everybody says prepare for . hard
winter.
Cash paid for wheat and corn, at Red
Cloud Mills.
Felt hats from 30 cents mp 70 $lJW,
at Mrs. Lutz'.
The b. & II. pay car passed through
this place last Sunday evening.
Skating has been a favorite pasture
with the boys for the last week.
The b. 4 NJ. company will put up
200 tons Of ice at the depot this winter.
A fresh supply of White Rose
Atchison winter wheat -four, at Put
MANS.
M. Xavier DeMan, Of Wheatland,
called last Monday and subscribed for
the CHIEF.
A fresh supply of ladies cloaks, direct
from Chicago manufacturers, for sale
very low, At Mr.. Lutz.'
We are pleased to number MI. VIM,
Waller, of Cowles, among u new sub
scribers this week.
No apples superior to those cold BY
Putnam-splended for eating or cook
ing--Bottom figures given.
W. H. Reed, whose trial for counter
feiting came off in Omaha last week
was found guilty by the jury.
Judge Wilcox has moved his Office
10 the court house and nov occupie.
one of the cosy Don of that building
Mr.. A. 8. Marsh was called to thu
bedside Of a sister ut White Rock City
Kan, last week, who was dangerously
i'll.
If YOU want to increase the quantity
and quality of milk, feed your Gov
ground feed. Putnam will send it u
you.
MI. J. II. Helton, Of Townsville, ha
gone to Indiana to spend the winter
THE CHIEF goes to his address sacl
week
A law suit between two WillO,
tCreekitcs occupied nearly the whole Q
last Saturday in the County Judge'
court.
A choice selection Of gTocenel
canned goods, notions &C., always o
lhand ut Putnam's -four and feed stors
Goods delivered free.
Mr.. 1. o. Martin, the gentlenanly /
4 NJ. station agent at this point
building a new house which, we under
stand, will be for rent.
Some people always look for the dar
side of everything-they will turn
blessiHs over a dozen times to see
they cannot find adest side to it.
The court house vault is complete
and the csunty's books and record
. have been stored away therein, wher
it is hoped they will be safe fes all tin
to come.
] The Rev. Geo. o. Yeiser will prcac
next Sabbath morning and evening. {
the court house in this place. II
sabbath School Immediately aft
morning sermon.
Mr.. Fearn informs us that it was
i, mistake, his being arrested and take
to Omaha on a charge Of selling bee
! and says that he was only notified
appear there within ten days.
MI. McNeny Was very fortunate
tsecuring a partnership in the ID
practiee with o. C. Case, who u .
knovledged to be one Of the leadiI
}. ta~4tssnsys Of Ne western part OF Il
state.
. NJ. f. Church, Nov. q. g. s. at
o A. N. Preaching by the Rev. J.
Pryse at II A. NJ, and BY the Pastor
l.. II. N. This will be the commenc
= menr of a protracted meeting. All .
cordially invited to attend.
During Christians week. the ladies
the Congregational church. with Z
Assistance Of friends, will give asupp'
lin connection with the festival, will
a fancy table well supplied with 81
tsuisaAls for the season. Further mott
viii be given
We learn from . reliable source Il
Z the acreage of fall wheat sown in q
. county is large and that more acres
Ispring wheat will be sOwn next seas
THAN any previous year since the ssst
mcnt of the county. We hope TIA
fgood yield will be realized, but We Z
J. of the opinion that small grain i 4
the crop thsa should be deDended Up
u" by the farmers of this stsoe. II th
d would plant mere csrn. raise ~
ls stock Of all kinds and by hs n
chinery they would undoubtedly Be
. better circumstances It the end Of 6
: years
| On the local page II last wesktA?
there was, by actual count. jnst :
lines Of reading matter aside from
vertisements, and Of that number
Hines was devoted to the CEIu, q