The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-03
u. 4 VI. TIME CARD
CITY BREEITIEs

A HEAVY rain OF Wednesday.
RV Shirley was in Lincoln last
week.
Mrs. McBEDE has gone east ate.
goods.
N. PATyoR has returned home
from Iowa.
SAFT. MUSsEL gave us q fine banana
musk melon.
GEo DoDD has bought Visscher's
Louise and lot.
S w. SEELEY and family have gone
te Iowa TO winter.
RUMoR has it that the anti-monops
propose to start n paper in Red Cloud.
, wv. FISK has sold his cheese factory
10 j.. b. Stanser. Mr. r. will go to Kan.
sas.
JONES d GoBLE, we understand pro.
pose TO put up a dwelling on theiI
ranch.
Z. ii. Smith and W. Sherwood, OF
A Minden, were visiting friends IN the
Y city Sunday.
w. NJ. GUE, night operator ut tn C
depot, will go east for an extended
visit on Sunday. He will return in
about n month.
THE Cowles elevator is open for bus
mess, and the regular market prices
will he paid for grain.
L BARLEY received a severe kick
from one of his his horses on Tuesday.
lie is consequently limping.
A. ID. Brown and wife, Of Kansas,
celebrated their silver wedding on the
'2jth. They received many nice pres
ents.
JP BAYHA, county clerk, and his
estimable wife, returned from Denver
this week, where they have been sight
seeing.
GRANT LUDLOW has gone TO Hebron
' 10 Work at the Art Prcservatives Of
all Arts" for A. j. Cute, who proposes
to start a paper at that place.
) THERE will be a dime social at Mrs.
p-Aloa P~ierce's, on Friday evening. Oct.
3rd. There will be a way provided for
those who would like TO ride.
MARRIED.-In Red Cloud, Septcm-
Der 29th, 1884, by Rev. Geo. O. Yeiser,
Mr.. August Fete, of Webster county,
and Miss Fete, of Nuckolis county.
JACOB WEAVER and Mrs. Sarah X
!, Days were united in wedlock 10y Rev.
] Geo. o. Yeiser, on the 18th of Septem-
Der. Both parties were of Webster
county.
G. NJ. YOUNG, who has served the
Wells, Fargo & Cos. express for n
number of years has resigned his posi-
ton, the work being to tedious for
him.
GATES & BouANAN have leased the
lot south of r. II. Sherer's drug store
and will erect a W story meat market
thereon. This enterprising firm is
bound to succeed.
f. NJ. SToRER will sell twenty hives
OF bees at public auction OF the llth
of October. This will be good chance
for those who desire to stock up with
the best of Italian bees.
O. III. MARYATT & Co. will soon move
into the room now occupied 10y A.
Lindley, and the latter gentleman Will
move into Baum's room. The changes
vii he beneficial to both gentlemen
from a business point of view.
j. NJ. CHAFFIN has just returned
Prom Indiana where he was in attend
ance at the funeral of his son who was
sacently killed by an accident on the
1ilway. His son was baggage master
and met his death while on duty.
JAKE SELLERS brought this office a
curiosity in the way of and ear of corn
which had one solid ear and sixteen
prongs all covered with corn. This
freak of nature was procured in Smith
County, Kansas. 1t is certainly Il Curl
~Osity.
JAMES NJ. LOCKHART, Of Catherton
will sell SIS head of cattle on October
18th. He has Il feed cattle and Is
mich cows, the balance being heifers
and calves. This will be a good chance
for buyers. Six and twelve months
lime will be given.
THE other day while A. N. Patmor
was attending a reunion of soldiers IN
Iowa, a yote was taken on presidential
preferences. The vote was quietly
taken and resulted as follows: Blaine,
= lis; Cleveland 2; Butler, l. This
Vows which way the soldiers will vote
in November.
WE clip the following from the kar-
| sss City Erening Star, democratic OF the
25th inst:
Just before the republican conven-
ton we remarked that if the democrats
Couldn't beat Blaine, they couldn't
Mat anybody. But it begins to look
as if they couldn't beat s~anybody."
AT the stock SALE of Chas. F. Gather
tnear Catherton, the other day, the
property sold high, returning some
thing over $4,000. A little Owe eight
Seen months ago Mr.. c. went into the
ranch business with $4,000 cash, and in
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