The Red Cloud chief., 1884-05-02
FLOWER pots at Lindley's.

tHEk ROVER VI All Minus,
Pope.
s. H. JAMESON, an old print, called
on III Tuesday.
HARRows for six and one half dol
lars, A. 4. Pope.
r. V. SHIREY went to Lincoln, Mon
day, on business.
No time for an opening at the lead
ing millinery store.
Mrs. J. II. FERMAN has been quite
sick for the last few days.
The Star wagon Co. warrant their
wagon for five years, sold by A. A.
Pope.
HAVE YOU examined the fine line OF
perca.e shirts at the Golden Eagle
store?
THE W. C. T. L. will meet at the res
idence of Mrs. o. Il. Maryatt, Wednes-
dny, at . p. m.
J. O. CHAMEERLIN sold to L. J. Hare
| of Reamsvliie. Kansas, machinery for
( the Reamsviile cheese factory.
LOOK Boys srits from $3.50 up,
Mems working SUITS $500 and up
wards at c. W,ener's Golden Eagle.
People wanting the bread wagon TO
stop at their house will leave orders 1T
the bakery. 1t A. LAUrERBACH.
APRIL. -, 1885,, J. o. Chamberiln re-
ceived 60Olbs milk, April 20, 1884, $500.
straws sh, " which way .he wind blows.
FRANK Fisk, rom E!gin, H., has
been engaged To take charge OF the but
ter department. of The Red Cloud
creamery.
A FREE temperance entertainment
will be given at the Congregational
church, TUESDAY evening, May e. All
are cordially invited To attend.
The Red Cloud creamery shipped
one ton and a quarter of butter on last
Friday. 1000 pounds went to Omaha
and the balance to Denver. This Is
pretty good work.
THERE will be Il public installation
OF the officers OF the Garfield Relief
Corps on May ), al the courthouse
This will be a very pleasant affair and
all should be present.
WHAT are our folks GOING 70 do about
a Fourth OF July celebration The
matter should begin To revdve in the
minds OF the people. We want to have
a biz time this year.
g 4. J. ToMLINsoN has huiit an incu-
bator, aud will now hatch chickens 10y
the scientific process. The arti~r-aI
Way of Matching ecg- has proved r. oe
il success elsewhere. snu N--. Ponliin
| son will Try it in Nebraska His incu
, bator will hatch $50 eggs.
: a line of plain and fancy hai
= h1icau, French crCrhet. India gauze
summer NIerino. and base ball under
wear. Manila, M~ackinacs, Frenct
braid. and other straw hats. The larry
es, and complete>t lines ever brough
70 Fed Cloud VIII be opened AT TIT
end of this week by the Golden Eagl,
clothing store. Prices and styles Il
p suit the most ~fastidious. q.
t The public exhibition given by thu
I Red Cloud literary society. Wednesda.
evening was quite a success Fh
l,,, ~. c,,-JnJ -, s,,to nF .bo al
: ~st-action caused by the minstrel --otp
which was in own that evening. Wit
one exception the program was ca,
4 ried ont in full. and those who too
part in the exercises did cred- {
to themselves as well as entertain tn
audience.
RECENTLY AT a ball n this city a we
known Young nan stepped up to a lad
aud asked for ner company for tin
next dance. "Oh !" says the youn
= lady, lets see; you are Mr.. -
brother, ale you not?" Yes, was tn
reply. oh. well then, | know hin
and | guess it will be all night" an
the couple made haste To take posltlo
"a in the next set. The fellows big broth
y er helped him ont that time.
!" VIZ believe that the next legislatuI
should make it a serious Offense Il
setting prairie Oh fire. 1t has bee
e demonstrated by careful farmers tn;
), burning prairie is not only dangerol
- but an actual injury to the soil and n
suits in no good whatever to the farm
N er. If this be true and We have Il
he reason to doubt the facts as they haS
'e been presented to us. then We may sa
II ii should be abolished.
$, OK Sunday, We had the pleasure
10 taking a drive into the country benin
ne the spirited team Of MI. Fred Newhou
re accompanied by his wife, daught'
or L ma, Mrs. Reiyle, our better half, al
IN others. We visited Mr.. Ms farm, whi'
e. is among the finest situated we hav
III seer in Nebraska. He has a fine grow
and many other natural advantage tn
of when Thoroughly improved, will NAL