The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-16

See Dick Tinker's advertisement in
this CHIEF.
Now is the time TO advertise your
Holiday goods.
Is pound choice Michigan apples, at
Miner Bros. for $I.O0.
The building of a large hotel in,
Hardy was begun last week.
Another invoice of dry goods to ar
rive at Miner Bros. store, to-day.
A very malignant type of diptherial
is prevalent over in Smith county,
Kansas.
For TIE finest assortment an5 nest
quality of gloves and mit.c;iis in tswn,
go to Miner Bros.
Fred Pc,.x0tto, like q dutiful son,
sends the Ca1EF to lis father, in New
Jersey, for . year.
Almost every mail brings us requests
for sample copies Of the CHIEF from
the fur eastern and western states.
All hail the chief of cough and cold
medicines, DIR. Marshall's Lung Syrup.
Pleasant TO take and perfectly harm
less. Price rs cents and so cents.
Nj. ]. D. Post who now lives on Elm
Greek has for sale or trade q few horses
| and buggies. lie will trade them for
stock if an opportunity offers. 1872
Last week a hunter who had been up
on the Loup passed through this place
with six deer in his wagon. He had
been reasonably successful in the chase.
We understand that John Waller,
who went out to Washington Territory
recently, is not satisfied with that coun-
try and will return to Nebraska to stay.
w. E. Thorne called last Saturday
and renewed his subscription to the
CHIEF. He says that orn gathering
is but fairly commenced in his neigh
borhood.
A hacking cough, if not stopped in
time, will lead to consumption. Be
wise and take DIR. Marshall's Lung
Syrup. 1t always cures. Price 25
cents and SO cents a bottle.
John B. Finch will address the ueople
of Cowles on the temperance question
next Saturday evening. Everybody in
that vicinity is earnestly requested to
turn out and hear him.
Wait for the festival Tuesday eve
ming before purchasing christmas
presents. The fancy table is being pre-
pared with a view to aiding toward sup
plies for the christmas tree.
The boys now spend their ~leisureI
time trying to ride that refractory
bicycle, while the doctors with their
salves and adhesive plasters ready look
on and rub their hands in glce.
Mr.. Ed. Perkins and wife returned
from a trip to Chicago and New Yorl
last Saturday evening. They experI
fenced some very cold weather while
they we're gone and we're glad to gel
back to genial Nebraska again.
The ladies fair and festival will bd
held in the Congregational church
Tuesday evening, Dec. olst. A fine
supper will be served, and the many
articles now being made BY
the ladies will be offered for sale al
reasonable prices.
Those persons who are in the habit
Of throwing out ashes in the rear of
their store buildings and other places
without seeing that there is no fire in
the same, should be more careful or
We will have = first class conflagrstiQn
one Of these fine Days.
Charley Teachworth. living on the
south side of the river, h~d the misfor-
to get n of his legs broken, re-
He climbed a tree for the pur-
pose of cutting off the limbs, and his
leg was caught between a falling limb
and the Tree and broken.
W. have received a fetter from Blue
Hill which is made up almost entirely
Of personalities. We don't want such
correspondence, and, moreover, the
writer neglected to sign he she or its
name. which omission, in its self, will
send the best Of Communications to the
waste basket.
We are informed that the B. & NJ.
are contemplating building
. large brick depot at this place in the
early spring, and that the General
Manager Of the road, Mr.. Tonzalin,
nil make this point his headquarters,
md reside here. We give the above
what !. is worth, time will tell
ststhsr there Is Sny truth in it OF not
Jas. b. Post, the old reliable livery
men whubufss lie ffst livery sta6,e in
tie county, has closed his Stable and
usosed to his farm on Elm Creek. He
bss quite Z start in stock. having over
50 heua q cattle, Is head Of horses.
about o Assd Of beg md 1900 bushels
Of corn. 1(r. Pos4 say thst - he is
ont Of debt he thinks be . make 81
living farming in webster county, and
we helieye he csn.