The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-07

AsOoy 70 sSiifii6 A<outct o"eho oaCo1
Choice, early, seed Potatoes At
Roby's.
Prairie schoonen are becoming
Clothing til you can't rect, at J. G.
Potteris.
Live hogs are worth Ss.25 in this
market.
Look out for Kanlass Kolored Kom-
bination.
Shipping tags can be had At the
CHIEF Office.
Farmers have commenced their
work.
Prepare for prairie fires and guard
against them.
Farms for sale or rent, inquire at
the CHIEF Office.
Lime, Lath, Hair. and Plaster at the
Chicago lumber yard. w
Roby has received Garden Seeds in
bulk and in papers.
a mail agent has been put on the
Hardy branch Of the b. 4 NJ.
Goods must be cold. Call at John
s. Potter's and get bargains.
Building material of all kinds at the
Chicago lumber yard, cheap.
Kanlass' Kolored Nomination at
the court house Friday night.
These bright sunny days brings out
the snakes and the store box loafers.
The assessor will soon put in an ap-
time to be awfully
poor.
The hens have abandoned the strike
and eggs r consequently plenty and
cheap.
The tightening rod fends will soon
grid up their loins for the summer
campaign.
Roby has ordered a supply of the
celebrated Washburn superlative
-four, the best -four made i'm the u. s.
DR.. Kendall's "horse books" for sale
at the CHIEF Office at IS cents
apiece.
The best assortment Of doors and
windows IN the Republican valley,
at Plat & FREES.
The nights will soon be warm
enough for the spoony young folks to
swing on the gate.
Last Tuesday was the second fools
day" for this month-the fools" wan
ted the town offices.
Webster street should be ditched
and graded. Let the new town coun-
Gil take hold of the matter.
The streets of this town should be
lined with shade trees. 1t would en-
nance the value of property.
The passenger train from the east is
late now, somtimes it does
not arrive until after midnight.
A copy of the Minden Kearney Co.,
Bee is received. 1t is a newsy sheet
and is edited by Miss L. A. Olds.
Read the advertisements in the
CHIEF and. patronize the merchants
who hang cat their shinglc there.
Never do to-day what you can put
ef: until tomorrow-and you will
husk your corn in the spring.
notwithstanding the unusually hard
winter, stock in this section has come
out in good shape, as a general thing.
About this time i'm the year the agri-
cultural implement man waxeth elo-
quent and giveth the tiller of the soil
an abundance of chin music.
A German lately married says: ut
vas joost SO easy Is a needle could
walk oud NIT a camel's eye, as TO- get
der behindt word NIT a womans."
Sugar making: time. has arrived. Mr..
Wilson, residing on the south side of
the river has made sugar already this
spring, from the sap of the box-elder
tree.
The cloth peddlcs are said TO be
working their swindle in DETERRENT
parts Of the state look out for them,
and when opportunity offers, give
them the bounce.
The Temperance folks did not take
much interest in the town election,
bat now it is over, it will be in erder
for them to reproach each other
Twas ever thus.
That this country viii be blessed
with good crops the coming season, is
. moral certainty You can bet Oh il
with the same christian confidence
that you can ON foor aces.
So little interest was manifested n
the town election last Tuesday tia
there came near being no election .
al. Evidently the Office Of town trus
tee is not much sought after.
In The late revision of the New Tcs
lament, "Hades" is substituted fol
the word hell Now il they woult
Substitute Imp for the word devil
he work would be complete.
lAhy subscriber Sending US four rev
names and six dollars viii receive /:
fi,ll years credit on their own subscrip
tion- BY getting four new subscriber
yoz T~a sc. TIC cr-sE g yea.