The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18
FRIDAY, MAY IS. 1883.

al kobys.
Who will sell us a straw hat and
charge IL.
Pure comb honey At Roby's. The
bees made Il.
Work on the bank building is pro-
crossing rapidly.
What has become Of the much talk
cd Of fire Company.
Mr.. II. C. Andrus has our thanks for
a nice bunch Of pie plant.
Enrich and revitalize the blood by
useing Browns Iron Bitters.
Advertisements planted iu the
CHEF bear fruit Immediately.
T. r. Moody has just received a fine
large safe for his jewelry store.
For the very best goods, full weights
and measures. Go TO Robys.
Considerable telling is being worked
up over the postofice business.
A little more dirt is needed in the
frog pond in front of the CHIEF Office.
SHEET MUsIc:-A new and large 10.
just received at Moody's jewelry store,
The land Office at McCook will be
open for business the 18th of next
month.
Mr.. J. N. Richards, an attorney OF
Beatrice, will shortly locate in Red
Cloud.
]. q. Potter will commence tearing
down his old stone store building neY(
Monday. 7
A number of prairie schooners pas
sed through toNn last week enroute
for Idaho.
Last Tuesday was q good day for law
suits, a several were in progress at
the same time.
All the latest styles Of job type at the
CHIEF office and nothing but first class
work turned out.
Not an alcoholic beverage. but a
true and reliable family medicine j,
Browns Iron Bitters.
We have received from the Rut.
ledge Publishing Co., q copy of Lion.
don by Day And by Night"
Even the school children bray in
imitation of the long cared animal,
when they pass the Argus Office.
Last Friday a load of hogs came in.
to town on a hay rack. They were too
large to be hauled in q common wagon
box.
An economical woman, after the
death Of her infant, used the remain
der Of her soothing syrup to poison
rats.
By special request We publish this
week a lengthy report of the doings Of
the Nebraska Woman's Suffrage Asso-
citation.
Mr.. Lindsey, an attorney from Lin
coin, was looking over the town the
fore pant Of the week with . view Of
locating.
A cod wavep passed Y er this part
Of me country the first Of the week,
which caused q demand for clothing
and coal fires.
Morhart 4 Fulton discount their
bilis. and are able to sell, and do sell
goods in their line cheaper than any
other house in the valley.
w. S. Sawyer & Co., of the Lincoln
Floral Conservatory, made a delivery
Of rose bushes. house plants ETC., at
this place last week.
Brick layers receive from three to
FIVE dollars per day, while editors OF
newspapers realize on An average
about IS cents 4 day-in trade.
The question of relocating the post
Office now agitates the minds of the
average Red Ciouder, and. a numbel
of pctiticus have been in circulation.
Important business to be transacted
by Garfield Post at its regular meet.
ing next Monday the 2lst. It is i'm.
portant that all members be present.
The first cyclone of the season FOR
Nebraska appeared in Dawson county
last week. Several persons we're sew
erely injured and considerable prop
erty destroyed.
From Mr.. Nouscr. Of Wells, who
called last Saturday we learn that corr
planting is all done in that locality,
and the farmers are generally happy
and prosperous.
This is the time of year when the
prudent yoang man fights shy of the
the maiden with al insinusting smile
for he knoweth that ice cream costs
fifteen cents q dish.
Garfield Post has secured the servi
ces of the Hon: Clair Adams. of Supe
rior. for a memorial address on deeora
ton Day. He is an able speaker
don't fail to hear him.
w. II. Howe. Of Cowles. was . pleas
ant caller at this Office last Tuesday
he is largely engaged in the sale OF h,
celebrated Perkins wind mill. Sc.
card in another column.