The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-22

StuS Suct sOSSSssp".
Frepare your fire guards.
I The building boom still con
'tinues.
Subscribe for the CHIEF and keep
posted on county news.
The Riverson Eagle has passed in its
checks and Is no more.
A number of our citizens took in"
the state farce last week.
Mr. spanogle's little boy fell from .
box and broke his arm last Monday
evening
Two second hand wagons for sale
cheap. SPANoGLE & FUNK.
Extra copies Of the CHIEF can be
had at the Office at 5 cents apiece.
| 4 herd of ponies from the west
was offered for sale on the streets last
Monday.
Several Of our citizons arc in atten-
dance at the District Fair ut Hastings
this week.
Our a load Of Studebaker Wagons,
are selling rapidly. Call sOOn.
SrANoGLE Il FUNK.
There will be preaching next Sab
bath morning i'm the Methodist church
ut the usual hour.
Rev. Yeiser will preach at the Con-
grsgational church next Sabbath,
morning and evening.
We had the pleasure of meeting
Mr.. S. w. Switzer of the Bloomington
Land Office on the train last Thurs
day.
We have only a,few of them 5 dol
lar shot guns left, they are just the
thing to use about the farm.
BEsLEY 4 PERKINS.
All those who have signed the
Webster Roll for a Grand Army
Post, will meet for muster at Fearn's
hall ON the Goth, at 7.3O p. m.
|, On the 18th of the present month
in the forenoon we had the pleas
ure ~ of witnessing a snow storm in
the eastern part of the State.
A. S. Marsh has just received an
immense stock of goods direct from
the east and it will pay you to call
at his store and examiuc them.
Remember that we carry only frst
class goods. We guarantee them to
be just as we represent them, If not 80,
your money will be returned to you.
BEsLEY & PERKINS.
1t might not be out of place 70 offer
q word of warning to the bus drivers OF
this place. Reckless driving seems
to be the rule instead of the excep-
ton.
We have sold and put up during
the past l9 days, 4 Eclipse Wind
Mills. Farmers will not hare any
other kind, they lead the world.
BEsLEY & PERKINS.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will meet at the residence of Mrs. E.
c. VanAuken on Thursday afternoon
and evening, friends of the society are
invited to he present.
vi. o. Martin, the B. & NJ. agent at
This place carried over a thousand
dollars in silver from the depot to the
bank last Monday on his back. II
was a pretty heavy load to carry so
far.
Red Willow county produced this
year a cucumber Ave feet long and a
beet that weighed Aye pounds; so says
an exchange. We a readily believe
the beet story, but the cucumber
we'll it's o little too long.
The weather can change more sud-
den and oftener in this state than in
any oti,eH, We have lived in. l06s in
the shade one dsy and cold enough
the next to render am 0xercost and Q
good FIRE necessary fog comfort, is the
rule.
We had the pTasure of meeting our
old Plattsmouth friend, VIM. Stadel.
man, last Monday. He was on his
way home from Chicago whittier he
had gone to purchase an immense
stock of goods for his three stores up
the valley.
We have heard Of eleven Aspirants
for the vacant place IN the Legislature
to be filled from this county. O
course it waEb Be understood that from
thersmall number of candidates yer,
few Of the back precincts have yeI
been heard.from.
Mrs. Parkes, . lady yer % yean
Of age has just completed > 4nil
which contains 4.s7s pieces. Any on,
acquainted with the tedious labor o
quilt piecing, can form an Nea Q
the magnitude of the task accomplish
ed - tks aged lady.
The Red Gond Histrionic Associa
ton viii give their fourth DramAti
entertainrnent At the court hous
Ffiday evening Sept. %. 1881, whel
1.-The beautiful dnp -Dstter tina
.l6olde With new sa4 apqsonyiat