The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-25
FRIDAY. MAY 25, 1888.

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Red Cloud win celebrate the gloi
rious fourth this year. y
From devy morn till eve the cry Of
"more mort" regales our ears.
For the very best goods, full weights
and measures. Go TO Roby's.
Special bargains in millinery this
week and next at Mrs. Kellogg's.
SHEET M~rsIC:-A new and large lot
just received at Moody's icwelry store.
Several new residences are in course
Of construction in different parts Of
town.
Cattle of an industrious frame Of
mind can now get q good living on the
prairie.
Brick Pomeroy was a passenger Of
the east bound express Thursday of
last week.
Two thousand pounds Of milk was
received at the Inavale cheese factory
last Monday. y
The rock for the foundation Of Mr..
Bentley's residence wa shipped
from Lincoln.
A good medicinal tonic. with real
merit, in Browns Iron Bitters. 20 all
druggists say.
Good millet seed for sale at Baum's
at so cents a bushel.
Simpson q Sweezy. of Blue Hill
have just received a $1,000 fire and
burglar proof safe.
Dir. c. c. Coon, the melon and pie
plant man has our thanks for favors
received last week.
The Rep. Valley Echo has changed
hands, and Mr.. Zediker leaves the
newspaper business forever. he says.
JUST RECEIVED.
A good line of boots and shoes.
Prices low at ]. G. Potter's.
Workmen commenced to demolish
J. G. Potter's old stone store building
last Tuesday. One by one the rosel
fall.
Mrs. Kellogg offers her present
stock OF hats ut a great reduction, in
order to make room for an entire new
stock.
Mrs. E. NJ. Perkins started east
Thursday morning for a three months
visit with friends and relatives in New
York state.
Mr.. j.. McLaury, a newspaper man
from Iowa, gave us a call last Monday.
He contemplatcs locating somewhere
in the Valley.
The new road law, which goes into
effect June lst, makes the overseers
personally liable for damages result
ing from bad roads and bridges.
Mr.. T. Lawler, of Cowles, and n of
the most successful farmers in that
part of the county, called last week,
and renewed his subscription to the
CHIEF.
c. f. Funk, general book-keeper of
the B. & NJ. and brother to u towns
man, A. L. Funk. stopped a day in
town this week, while on his way to
Denver.
The Presbyterian ladies will give .
social at Mn. 1. N. Taylor's, the Com.
mercial House, Thursday evening
Nay 2%th. All are cordirlly invited
to attend.
Mr.. Thomas Kennedy, of Walnu,
creek, called last Tuesday and orderey
two copies Of the CHIEF, one Of which
will 30 to bis son in Sumner county,
Kansas.
STILL IN THE VAN.-The efforts of
other kinds of Soda 10 attain the a
nificent popularity in which DeI.andis
goods continue to lead all others in
public esteem.
One stormy night last week it al
ways happens stormy nighs-fve lit.
tie strangers came TO town, and i,
wasn't = very good night for babies,
either"
Buffolo Bill has organized a new
show called the wild West" co,npos-
ed of Indians, Buffaloes &c. 1t is to
be advertised as q Nebraska product
and it is bound to take. II
Through the carele~nes of the
proof reader and compositor sev.
ersl errors appeared in the report of
zeal estate transfers published last
week. Such mistakes viii be avoided
in the future.
DR.. F. J. Potter. brother to Charley.
has purchased the drug store At Wells
and will erect . good large building
and put in . first class stock Of druca
Wells is q good point and's good drug
store onght 10 pay there
From coroner Sheror, who was call
cal TO hold an inquest last Tuesday,
We learn that the wife of Joseph wea-
yer, who lives near Wheatland, died
very suddenly Monday night The
corenefs Jury returned = verdict Of
death From unknown cause.