The Red Cloud chief., 1881-02-10
THE CHIEF.

Miner Bros. sell Superior -four.
A. s. Marsh sells Red Cloud Mills
patent flour.
WANTED:-To buv seed wheat.
Apply at the CHIEF Office, Red Cloud.
26t.
J. L. Miner win 90 TO Chicago this
week TO purchase a large stock of
goods.
DIR. Kendal's "horse books" for sale
at the CHIEF Office at % cents
apiece.
Sign the petition for an examination
Of county finances If you have not
already done SO.
The Rev. Geo. o. Yciser will preach
next Sabbath morning and evening al
the Congregational church.
A Gospel meeting will he held al
the Kirby house ON Sunday at hall
past ; O'Clock, all are invited.
For SALE:-A good dwelling house
and lots. in Red Cloud. Cheap for
cash. Enquire at the CHEF Office.
Farmers Alliances are being form.
cd all over the State. II is an organi'
zation similar to the defunct Grange.
Another daily train has been put on
the eastern division Of the ID. & NJ
road. Trains now run on that divis-
ion nearly to Blue Springs.
There il nine newspapers in ThayeI
county, and the editor of the Sentinel
ut Hebron says that he is hoping and
praying for u few new ones every
day.
No cough or cold, however obstinate
can resist the healing qualities of DIR
NarshaIl's Lung Syrup. IL completely
cures when all others fail. Try it
Only % cents a bottle, large size 81
cents.
Read the advertisement of J. Over.
lees, in an other column. He has q
large and well selected stock Of grocer
les &c, which are offered to the public
at bottom prices.
Chancellor Fairfield Of Lincoln, de
hyercd a temperance lecture at the
Congregational church in this plac,
last Sunday evening that IA very
highly spoken of by tsosc who heard
it.
NJ. E. Church, Feb. 18th, S. s. at 10
a. m, and preaching by the Pastor
at III a. m. and at . p. IN.
Prayer meeting every Thursda,
evening. All are cordially invited tc
attend.
The boys have got n good joke or
our esteemed contemporary of the
lower end of town. When they wan
to make Mr.. Kenney mad and her hin
swear, they ask him about the lady {?
that vas looking for him last Mon
day.
The enterprising firm of Spanogle &
Funk secured, this week, q liberal nd
vertising space in the CHIEF, which
they will in "a few weeks fill with NJ
advertisement of the immense stock o
agricultural implements that they ar,
receiving. Farmers give them a call
This week We print and c~irculat,
over 1000 copies of the CHIEF. Thos,
who are not subscribers but receive
copy of the paper this week, are re
specially invited to call at the Office
and become a regular reader and pa
tron of the Oldest and best newspaper
in the county.
To all farmers who wish TO becon,,
subscribers to the CHIEF but are pre-
vented from doing SO on account o
the hard times We make the followin,
offer: We will send the paper free o
charge until after harvest upon thei
agreeing to subscribe at that time AM
pay for it a year in advance.
Some one, while We we're absen
from the office, laid on our table al
envelope containing a dollar and
letter that they desired published
We do not publish it because We d,
not know the name Of the author an,
because WI cannot allow the CHIEF t
become a medium for the dissemins
ton ofscandal. The letter and tn,
money is held subject to the order O
the person who left them here.
Farmers if you want a newspape
that is worth the money. one tina
gives all the county news and has tn
manhood to stand up for your inter
csts End never was known to fawl
upon anyone for the sake of a littl
patronage, then subscribe for tn
CHIEF. Make a wise choice betweer
the TWO county papers, for while tn
CHIEF, as you well know, possesses tn
above distinguishing traits, the othe
is simply the mouthpiece and tool {
ore or two Office holders in tn
county.
Mr.. II. r. Simons has purchased tn
milk business of Mr.. Montgomery an
has bought up a number of good COW
lately. Mr.. Simons has perhaps tn
best location in the county for keepin
mich cows, it being situated in tn
timber south of the bridge. where a
abundance of fresh water is always &
hand and the stock is sheltered by tn
timber from the hot sun in the sun
mcr and the cold winds in wintel
We predict for Mr.. Simons an abul
dant Success In the milk business.
Having completed my Minister;
labors in the county, Inow say to m
brethren and many friends, f.rewe
for the present. hoping to meet yo