The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-13

Miner Bros. sell Superior -four.


A valuable lot and business house
for sale. Address this Office.
The daily papers are all full of the
dry proceedings Of the legislature.
Last weeks Thayer Co, Sentinel
was printed on fine tinted paper and
chock full of reading matter.
Go to Roby's for your tobacco, he
has the finest assortment in town, also
the best lot of cigars to he had.
Hon. H. s. Haley came in from the
capital last Friday, and returned to
his dnties on the Monday morning
train.
Go to Roby's for canned fruits, dried
fruit, green fruit, raisins, citrOn, mac
aroni, farina, tapioca, or anything else
that's nice.
The snow storm last week played
hob with the running of trains on the
B. 4 NJ. lines in this valley.
Last Friday the merry jingle of
sleigh bells was heard on our streets
"a sound that is rather unusual in
this latitude.
If there Is any virtue in snow and
the representations of the prophets,
this part Of the "footstool" will be
blessed with an abundant crop next
season.
Charley Walker, of Bloomington,
and president of the Nebraska Live
Stock Breeders Association, WAS a
pleasant caller ut the CHIEF sanctum
last Friday.
If YOU have a friend who is troubled
with a cough or cold, tell him to try
DIR. Marshall's Luug Syrup. He will
thank you for your advice. 1t only
costs 25 and 50 cents n bottle.
The Lincoln Globe says that j. Gould
never paid a hundred dollars for a
Nebraska legislators vote unless he
felt certain that he could make a clean
thousand by the operation.
Well wager a % cent dOrg that not
more than one editor in ten knows
how TO spell the word "supersede."
The local editor of the great Lincoln
Journal has not learned it yet.
Rosenthal Bros, have moved their
goods from the lower store, and now
occupy only the store room south OF
Bank. They had the hard work to get
their immense stock in one building.
The season for coughs and colds is
now upon us. DIR. Marshall's Lung
Syrup is the greatest specific of the
day. Call Mt the drug store and try it.
Only 25 cents and so cents a bottle.
Sold by druggists.
In last weeks Argus there was q sly
hint, amounting, in fact, almost to an
insinuation that the editor of the
CHIEF was not an honorable and up
right cirizen of this great common
wealth.
An unusual number of newspaper
men are in attendance upon the legis-
lature at Lincoln this winter. They
are presumably, after "phat' takes
United States Senator to be elected,
you know.
MI. John Miller wishes us to say, for
the benefit of those individuals who
take occasion to make remarks about
his affairs, that if they will keep
their own door yard clean" they will
have enough 10 do.
The editor of the CHIEF has gone Oh
a business trip to the eastern part of
the state, and will take in the Editor
ial Association meeting at Lincoln,
look in ON the legislature now in ses-
sion, and return the latter part of the
week.
The CHIEF will keep its readers pos
ted on all the changes in existing
laws and on all the new laws passed
by the present legislature. We shall
from time to time publish IN full ali
laws Of special interest to the farming
community.
In the United States court, which
convened at Lincoln last week the
counsel argued a motion for a new
trial in the case of the United States
Va. Dauthet and Sutton, convicted at
the May term of court, of robbing the
poet-ofice at this place.
We publicly charge Mr.. ]. A. Tull-
eys, county clerk, with wilful disre-
gard of the law in the discharge of the
duties of the Office to which o conf
ding people have elected him. We
know the full import of our words and
are prepared to prove what We say.
We have received the first number
of the St. Edward Courier, a new paper
published in Boone Co., Neb., by E. II.
Thomas, formerly of the Dallas, Ills,
News. 1t is q neat Z column folio,
printed on new type and presents a
very creditable appearance. We wish
Il success.
1t has been too blustry the last
week for the local scribe to hustle
around and hunt up news, and there
has been hut few people in from the
country - bring anything IN the
shape Of news items, consequently we
hare not much ncwsfto give our rea'
ders this week.
A corps Of B. 4 NJ. surveyors have
located the Republican Valley line
from Indianola TO Denver. l touches
Colorado Springs, ftsm there it run.
along a divide to Cherry Creek and
|aown that valley 70 Denver. The dis
|sance from the present terminus ta