The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-09

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have costs To pay. 1874
Miner Bros. sell Superior -four.
Putnam sells flour-supcrior to
Superior -four.
Cold weather for cornhusking.
For cheap hats, call at Mrs. Fowler's.
Live hogs are worth from $500 TO
$3.50.
Read the notice at the top Of this
column.
Thirty-one SHOWS are predicted for
this winter.
Now is the time TO advertise your
Holiday goods.
Don't forget to lie TO your children
about Santa Claus.
Get your printing for the Holidays
done at the CHEF office.
The Nebraska legislature convenes
on the 4th of January next.
Teams are crossing the Missouri river
on the ice at Portsmouth.
Read the letter from New Mexico on
the first page Of this CHIEF.
Corn was selling COR 22 cents a bushcl
on the streets last Saturday.
Mr.. Gottlicb WcgInann, of Blue Hill
has become Il reader of the CHIEF.
Guide Rock Is soon To start another
newspaper. 1t will be printed in Red
! Cloud.
Rev. Geo. o. Yciser will preach al
the court house next Sunday, morning
and evening.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Pryse returned last Thurs
day from an extended visit to relatives
in Ohio and Michigan.
The Hastings Gazette and Journal, two
of the Oldest and best papers in the
county, have consolidated.
G.. \. Brown, the furniture dealer
has moved his stock into the building
formerly occupied by Mr.. Calvert.
Tie Kearncy Nonparea comes to us
in an entire new dress and presents a
much better appearance than formerly,
Ifthe CHIEF has been a little thin
in local matter the last few weeks,
charge it up to the blasted cold
weather.
W. W. Harvey caught about q hun.
dred and fifty pounds of fish in a ripple
at the mouth of Walnut creek last
Saturday.
Mr.. L. Olmstead, of I~navalc, called
last Monday with some cash and a few
items of news, all of which was thank
fully received.
Although last Saturday was an un-
usually bad and d~isaSroeablc day, the
town was full of people and orr mer-
chants enjoyed a good trade
The ladies of the Congregational
! church are to give Il festival Tuesday
evening, Dec. 2lst. Persons having
contribut .ons for the fancy table are
requested to leave them at the resi-
dence of Mr.. j. {. Warner.
The weather has been extremely
favorable for the development of the
ice crop which promises to be an I'M
usually large yield the present season.
Some have already commenced the
harvest of this product.
Seward CARRIER informs us that his
father, the Governor. has entirely re-
covered his health and feels much bet
ter than he has for several years. He
will return home from Philadelphia
about the first of next January.
Noah Harvey, who lives up on Far
mer's creek met with a serious accident
last Saturday. He was riding Oh a
load of hay which tipped over Il bank
% feet high, throwing Mr.. Harvey
down the bank and breaking hs leg.
An egregious blunder occurred in the
W. c. T. L. notice last week, which our
compositor swears was the fault of the
writer thereof. The proof reader is to
blame in the matter. too, for he never
looked AT the article in question until
the papers were worked of, and then
it Was too late to correct.
We learn that Mrs. Waller, living
near Cowles, died last Saturday night.
She had been very feeble for some time
and was Troubled a great deal by a can
Ger on the face. Her death may be
looked upon rs q fortunate relief from
suffering, us the cancer WAS said by the
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