The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-06

IocH embellishments inserted among
ne rcqdiag motter uN be charged l0cts, a
line each :nsey.ic7.
Marsh has new Cal, Fruit.
Guard your premises against prai-
lie fires.
Iarsh has Trimming Silks, Satin's
and Ne;vets.
We want to contrac, for five cords
Of good wood.
Marsh has Fresh Mackerel, in
Tomato Sauce.
Base burner for sale at the CHIEF
ofice-a bargain.
Marsh has the best 50 cent Tea oh
record.
Potatoes are worth from 1926 to
$3.50 III this market.
Don't fail To 90 and sec John G..
Potter's new stock of goods.
The Shelton Daily Clipper lived
three days-during the fair.
IIarsh has the hes; Gunpowder and
Young Hyson Tea, in the market.
DR.. Calender, Of Cowlcs called last
Saturday. He thinks Of going east
soon.
Henry Cooks Red Cloud Drug
Store is the place 10 get your school
supplies.
Endless variety OF Dress Goods,
Piece Goods and Cloakings, at
A. :. MAEsH's.
The CHIEF Office turned out some
nobby job printing for Bcsley & Per
kins last week.
Imperial mixed paint-sold by
Henry Cook. is the cheapest and
most durable in the market.
A. B. Fox, proprietor of the grain
elevator at Cowles, has moved out
and taken up his abode there.
Roscnthal Bros, have moved their
goods TO the building recently fitted
up. south of Perkins d Mitchells.
Grand Opening this week, of Ladies
and Childrcns Knit Goods, Nubias,
jackets, Hoods, Scarfs, &c.
A. S. MARSH.
The Republican Valley Scatinel is
now an all at home print. We opine
that this state Of affairs will not last
long.
Messrs. Hiatt & Uurd of the Alma
Herald, have dissolved partnership,
Mr.. Hurd is now sole proprietor of
the Herald.
We will send the CHEF free for
the balance of this year to all who
will pay up all ~arrearages and $50
in advance.
We have a hundred and sixty acres
of land in Franklin county that we
| would ike to trade for a few bushels
OF potatoes.
The editor is off 20 Lincoln atten-
ding the state convention and the
paper is left To The tender mercies of
the devil" this week.
Rev. Bunnell, of Chicago, stood up
in a spring wagon and preached to a
large and attentive audience on the
street las. Sunday evening.
Wednesday night and Thursday
morning of last week, this part of the
| state received the heaviest rain that
has fell during the summer.
n. w. Crafford. of Cowles, had the
misfortune to get his loot caught in
the horsepower of a threshing ma
chine last week and have his toes
badly crushed.
N. \. Brown, editor Of the Beatrice
Express, who, with his plug hat, was a
candidate for the office of county
| clerk of Gage county. received two
| votes in the county convention.
Young men desiring TO attend the
Great Mercantile College at keokuk,
Iowa, can address Prof. Miller for cir
| culars. The new Offices viii accom-
modate a vast number of students.
Mr.. John Anderson called last week
and paid for the CHIEF a long a in
advance, and ordered it sent TO his
address in Iowa, whittier he is going
with the hope of lettering his condi'
ton financially.
The W. S. 5. will meet at the resi-
dence of Mrs. DIR. Baird, on Friday
the 9TH at 8 p. m. The members are
all requested to be present. as there
is important business to he transacted
SEc'Y.
About The only news of importanc,
that We have 10 convey to an anXiou:
public this week is the fact that Johr
g. Potter has just received an i'm
nense stock OF goods that he desire
YOU to call and examine. Prices war
ranted t o be satisfactory.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
l hereby announce myself as Al
independent candidate for the ofic,
of Sheriff of Webster county, Nebras
ka, subject to the approval of tn
voters at the November election.
C. f. kUEKS.
Have you seen those plies of ney