The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-14

$3.50.
Dufy's cidar vinegar for sale n
Roby's. 9tf
The days are growing shorter at botl
ends.
An abundance Of hay has been pur
up iii this county this fall.
David Lutz grated at the Humme
school house hst Saturday night.
We notice that a number of our far
mers are sowing winter wheat this fall
Hon. Martin CARRIER, of Iowa, arrived
last week and is visiting relatives here
Work OH the court house vault is in
progress; the foundations are already
laid.
The ". c. I. L. will meet at Mrs. NJ.
L.. Thomas next Friday afternoon al
four O'Clock.
The Grccnback meeting held at the
court house in this burg last Friday
night WAS rather slimly attended.
Work on the round house at the
depot commenced last Tuesday and
will he pushed rapidly to completion.
We notice that a number of our
citizens are taking an interest i'm put
ting down sidewalks, which we are glad
to see.
Trade Is livening up, now is the time
To advertise your goods, and in the
CHIEF is the place to plant your adver,
tiscments.
The price of hard coal is so out,
landish high that people who have hard
coal stoves wish that they had some
other kind.
W. &. Gillian, familliarly called
Charley" is our authorized agent tc
receive subscriptions to the CHIEF and
receipt for the same.
The new school house at Cowles is q
strongly built cOmmodious building
1t will also be used for church and
Sabbath school purpose.
The woman that had the lightcst
whitcst, sweetest bread, was the woman
tiiit uStu tllt htd NIbtlu HILLS i dttIll
flour. She bought it of Putnam.
Ladies you will find it to your inter
est TO call at Mrs. Fowleris for millinery
and notions, where YOU can always
have a good variety to select from.
Messrs. f. c. Hawley and Alder,
Davis of Guide Rock will address the
Garfield and Arther Club at its next
meeting Oct. 18th, at the court house.
The latest addition to the CHEF office
is n complete Stereotyping outfit which
arrived last week. 1t is the only
machinery of the kind in the Valley
we believe.
Red Cloud, Oct. lIth, 1880.
We will receive cash orders for the
next two weeks for hard coal (nut size,
ut $500. per ton at our coal house a,
the elevator. lowe WIGGINs & Son.
From the Cleaveland Ohio Leader We
learn of the death, at the age of s:
years of Mr.. Horace ScovilIe. Mr.
ScOville was the father of Mrs. Jacot
Virgins, of this place.
| Mr.. Daniel Mearns left at our office
a sample of sorghum molasses last
week, of his own manufacture, thai
surpasses anything in that line that We
have seen. MI. Mearus has evidently
found out the secret of making clean
and pure syrup.
We acknowledge receipt of an invi
tation to the wedding reception of Mr.
Joseph Cadwallader and Mrs. \. A
White, q. W. V. L. of Nebraska. The
reception was given by the Temple O.
Honor and Good Templars of Lincoln
last Monday, and was doubtless a grand
affair. Sorry we could not be present
The hungry crowd who went t.
night to talk politics, had the good for
tune to enjoy the privilege of partakins
of a most excellent supper prepared by
the skilled hands of the accomplished
Mrs. J. NJ. Calender, and all come
away feeling that We had been enter
tanned most royaly, and secretly wish,
ing that We might soon have on excuse
for repeating our visit i'll the neal
future.
To whom it may concern:-It is ex
pected that j. b. Finch, the champion
temperance lecturer will be in Webster
county the first of November, and vii
hold temperance meeting in different
places in the county, the lodges now
organized are requested to correspond
| with A MALLS IN II also ,Dnann
men if there are any who would favor
the organization of lodges at Guide
Rock, Amboy, Blue Hill and Cowle,
please correspond with the undersigned
at Cowles. y. WELLS, ID. ID.
A large and %appreciative audience
greeted the speakers at the school
house in Cowies last Saturday night
Mr.. Stephen Bayless was chosen chair.
man and Mr.. $. C. Smith opened the
meeting with a short speech. The
editor of the CHIEF was then called
upon, and made a few scenarios, excus.
ing himself from making any extended
remarks on account of the range
ment that had been made allowing Mr.
| Thos. j. Ward TO occupy his time in
| the meeting. Mr.. J. S. Gillian then
delivered a sound and logical address
| of an hour and a halt, after which Mr..
| Ward made a short speech and the
meeting closed. Everyone seemed
we'll pleased with the speech of Mr..
! Gillian, and went home to ponder wei
the facts therein set forth, until mex,
saturday Night when they viii all turn
out to the democratic rally at that
place ard hear the other side of the