The Red Cloud chief., 1880-05-13
Mrs. Mcbride stiii ahead.
Pizi'ers for sale, enquire Of Miss Hale.

Mrs. Mcbride still ahead.
Pizi,srs for sale, enquire Of Miss Hale
Have you seen anything OF that
aquatic corpsey
Ladies muslin underwear. at Mrs
MeBride'a
4 barbed wire factory has been es:ab-
lished in Hastings.
4 large invoice Of loo.s and shoes
just received at Miner Bro.
Miss Lydc Hale, fashionable dress
maker, n door east Of Music Store.
Perkins & Mitchell are headquarters
for all kinds Of Staple and fancy Gro
%ceries.
The neatest thing ont is iha, new
students lamp, which may be seen OH
O. {. Cases table, it beats 'em all.
Mr.. West has opened Il confectionery
store in the building south OF Mitchell
K Morhart's store. He has a first class
stock Of candies, canned fruits &c., and
viii supply lee cream in any quantity
desired.
Mr.. 4. u. Jones has enclosed his
house and grounds with A neat and
substantial picket fence. We also
notice that Others are enclosing their
lots. This adds greatly 10 the appear
ancc Of the town, and We hope the good
work will go on.
The Bloomington Aayus saws that
all rumors about the b. & ". stopping
anywhere short of Denver are appar-
emily put at rest by the starting ont OF
a large and fully equipped b. & NJ.
surveying party, headed 10y Engineer
Ainsworth, to run the line beyond
where il i. now located.
The editor of the argus has been
advertising the fact for the last month
that he expects to 90 to Chicago next
month. All right, you have our
permission, only remember your Iowa
City experience, and if you stop at a
hotel, conduct yourself in as decen, a
manner Is VOC know how.
The United States Grand Jury which
convened at Omaha last week indicted
jean" and Sutton for robbing the Red
Cloud post-oflicc last fall. The case
will be tried in The United States court
the 18th of the present month. McEitt.
Wilcox and several others were in at
tendance at Omaha rs witnesses.
Mr.. f. NJ. Perkins who recently en-
tered INTO a partnership with Mr..
Bes!ey In the hardware business. is a
young man gilmore than ordinary capa-
bilities, and handles the affairs Of the
firm with the air of one who thoroughly !
understands the business. We predict
for the new firm, under is present able
management, unbounded c
IL becomes our painful duty 10
chronicle the death of little Sidney !
Mathews, son of III. b. Mathews, who
died last Saturday. 1t is alleged that
his death was caused by eating picked
pork that was tainted with cholera. !
\. full investigation should be had, and
if meat laden with death is being sold
TO our citizens, means should be en-
ployed to stop it.
1t is to be hoped that every public !
spirited man in town and every man
who has not a grain of public spirit in |
his composition, will plant trees this
summer, and especially this coming
fall. The very best time to plant all
kinds of forest trees is IN the fil!, and by |
moving considerable dirt with the roots !
they are sure to live and will soon
repay all the trouble taken to plant ,
them.
We have on exhibition in our Office |
a delightful specimen of the ''art pre-
sentative" that was recently gotten out
at the office where they ''have had %
years experience in the business
This delightful specimen ofjob printing
We have pinned to our desk where we
can gaze upon it when we desire an
emetic. Our devil" says that a few
moments contemplation of the speci-
men has the same effect upon him as
might be expected from an overdose of
cathartic pile.