The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-09

Three button opera kids for IS cents,
ut Mrs. Fowler's.
Call at Miner Bros. and see the
managerie.
Full stock Of winter millinery goods.
al Mrs. Fowler's
Tuesday of next week, the ID day OF
November, is election day.
A nice line of beautiful ties and f.
chus, at Mrs. Fowler's.
Two wood heating stoves for sale
cheap, at the CHIEF Office.
Vim. Reilly has moved his Office
effects TO u room over Johnson & Crops
store.
We are glad to number Mr.. James
.Hilkey, Of Catherton, among our new
subscribers.
A number of settlers from Ohio have
recently located in this county near
Wells p~ostofiice.
DIR. Hall has changed his residence,
and now occupies rooms owe Perkins
e. Mitchells store.
Thousands Of people throughout this
broad land are glad that the political
struggle will soon be over.
Go to the "old reliable" store of S.
CARRIER for ready made clothing, boots
a-l .l,na, lot. anil .at. e..
Vote the straight republican ticket
at the coming election that the
name Of Ii. S. Haley is on your ticket.
Uncle Sam" CARRIER has Just receiv-
ed a large lot of boots and shoes suit
able for winter wear, call and get a pair
cheap.
We have received a copy of the Mt.
Pleasant (Iowa) Reporter, a newsy little
sheet, G. L. Morehous editor and pro-
prictor.
Considerable disappointment was
felt over the failure of Gen. Roberts to
put in an appearance last Friday night,
as advertised.
The corn crop in the northern part
Of the county is much better this year
than it is along the Republican river.
The wheat crop in hat section was
also much better.
Ready made clothing at the store OF
S. CARRIER. Mems and boys suits to suit
everybody, and at prices to suit the
times. Call and suit yourself with q
suit of new clothes.
NJ. Z. Church. S. s. at 10 A. NJ
Preaching at IL A. NJ. by Rev. ]. M
Pryse, and at Z p. NJ. by the Pastor
Prayer meeting every Thursday eve
ming. All are invited.
FINAL PROOFS.
Farmers who contemplate proving
up on their claims will learn something
to their advantage by calling at the
RED CLOUD CHIEF office. IF
Miner Bros, are headquarters 70,
sewing machines of all kinds. You
can get any kind of a sewing machine
at their store that you want, and they
say that they will trade for anything
that is portable. Call and look at theil
machines.
Mr.. Geo. Hummel left at our office
a sample of sorghum molasses that::i.
hard to beat for clearness, and, in fac
excellence in every respect. Mr.
Hummel has made, the present season
several hundred gallons of a yer,
superior article of sorghum.
What is the matter with the mai
route between Cowles and Fairfield
Our subscribers in the northeast par
of the county complain that they d.
not get their papers until Saturday
and sometimes not until the followin.
week. Whoever has the contract OF
that route had better attend to business
or he will get into trouble.
We have received from Inavale
democratic letter written by a "knowl
and afiliating" republican. We d.
not know the authors object in writin,
such a letter, hut are inclined to be
lieve that it is not intended in goo,
faith, and decline to publish it; no,
however, because we do not wish t
!. publish the correspondents letters bu
, because we prefer bonafide news letter
to political clap trap.
We picked up from among our e,
changes the other day a paper that wa
marked all wei with rs. Upon es
animation We found il to be a copy {
the Sheridan Post, a neat and news
paper printed in Nemaha county
Rush o. Fellows, Ed. and Prop. Nj
Fellows and ourself have been fello'
prints in the same town in times pas
and We wish you all the success ths
fortune may have in store for you, oil
Fellow.
The county Judge Of Clay count
has notified prc-emptors through tn
columns Of the Globe that under recen
instructions from the commissioner
the General Land Office at Washin,
ton, pre-emption final proof may no
). be made in the county where the Ian
is situated the same as in homestes
= cases, thus saving a trip to the Loo
g land office. Call at the CHIEF ofit
and have your papers made out pr
paratory to proving up, We make OIL
s. the applications free of charge.
The editor of the CHIEF and tho.
connected with the Office who had Il
/, pleasure of deyouring the large lucio,
melons left here by Mr.. C. C. Coon an
Mr.. Holsworth find it impossible
decide which of the two veptlemen