The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-27
LOCAL MATTERS.

patent -four.
A valuable lot and business house
for sale. Address this office
hudson. with a little ~ Graves nota-
ricty At the hands Of the newspapers.
Commissioners Stevenson. backed up
by May, has already saved the county
500.
f.. G. Farney. travelling man Of the
Omaha Herald, called last Thurs
day.
Now We know who are the men Of
'con~equcnce' ~ in this humble
hamlet.
Rev. c. :. Harrison is expected to
continue his labors next week, preach
ing every evening.
The W. &. T. L. will meet at the
house of Mrs. T.. ii. Jones ON Friday
FEBRUARY 4th at 3 O'Clock.
Bc>ley * Perkins sell the Eclipse
Wind Mill, the only perfect and com
plcte mill made. Call and see them.
The county Board under the new
regime saws, no more stealing If you
p! please, if we can help il, and we think
We can.
YOU can get estimates for all kinds
! II Pump and Wind Mill work, of Bes-
Icy & Perkins. They do their work
first class.
Commissioner Stevenson deserves
the thanks Of every tax payer in the
county for what he has already done
i'm their behalf.
Just received at Roby's.-Si Silver
Thread Sourkraut, New Bacon, fresh
Shell Bark Hickory Nuts, Black Wal
nuts. 5b pals Of lard, and Boss syrup
in kegs.
The Dedication Services Of the Con
grecational church are set for Sabbath
Fcb. 9th. Chancellor Fairfield of Lin
coin will preach morning and evening
of that day.
Don't ruin yourself and make your
self disagrccal,lc to other people by
your continual coughing. 4 % cent
or 81 rent bottle of DIR. Marshall's
Lung syrup will cure you.
Mr.. ID. q. Harvey started Yesterday
for Brigham City, Arizona, having oh
tanned a position with the II. r. sur
vcying corps at that place. He ex-
poets 10 he absent two years.
We have a few remarks to make in
the near future in regard to a little
800 account which commissioners
Stevenson and May sat down on"
at the last meeting of the Board.
We can rrcOmend our orders to use
DIR. Marshalrs Lung Syrup in all cases
| OF coughs. colds. etc. IT only costs 25
cents and 80 cents a bottle, and is
warranted TO cure Sold by all drug
gists.
Mr.. r. A. Simpson. Land and loan
agent, ut Blue Hill, called at this Office
last Tuesday and was well supplied
with stationery. Mr.. Simpson has re-
Gently been appointed Notary Pub
lie.
Beslev & Perkins are selling dead
loads of the Glidslen Barb Wire. Bet
ter call and see them, and place your
orders for what you will want this
spring. 1t will be higher by April
first.
Read the notice to owners Of bored
wells in another column. We've
been waiting for some reliable infor-
nation before making comments, but
will have something To say next week
about il anyway.
Owing to the snow drifts the trains
have M run very regularly for the
last few weeks. Parties going west
have been compelled in a number of
instances To lay over here for several
days. snow bound.
We have received a copy of the
Nebraska Tree and Fruit grower, hy
C.S Harrison of York, Neb., price
% cents. 1t is really a valuable little
work, containing much valuable infor-
nation in regard to tree culture in
Nebraska, and is profusely illustra-
ted.
We have received with the compli-
ments of J. F. Zediker. assistant clerk
of the house of representatives, a neat
little book called the Nebraska Manu-
al for 1881. 1t contains the constitu-
ton of the State of Nebraska. a list of
all the county officers in the State and
much other information that makes
1t valuable as a book of reference.
Thanks.
The following complimentary notice
OF u representative in the legislature
We cilp from the Alma Herald:
JUDGE HALEY, representative from
Webster county. is making himself
heard upon all questions which in
tereSt the people in the present leg
islature. He is fearless and outspoken
and may be ranked as the leading
man of the lower house.
We have had occasion heretofore to
speak of the immense popularity of
the Commercial Hotel. under the able
management of its present popular
landlord, Mr.. Holleran, who formerly
kept the Central House i'm Orleans.
The business Of the Commercial has
steadily increased since its present
proprietor took charge, until he finds
it impossible to accommodate all who