The Red Cloud chief., 1884-02-15
C. HAPPENINGS.

Miss EMMA WELLS.
GARFIELD Post No. so.
]. II. FERMAN, was in Hastings this
week.
Mr.. o. G. ROBERTS children were
sick last week.
THE price of hogs is steadily advanc-
ing all over.the country.
CAN'T the Republicans of Red Cloud
get up a Jehn A. Logan club?
A CHILD that wakes with Group
should have a dose of Piso's Cure.
MRs. GEO. LAvERTY, from Csss coun-
ty, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. M.
l.. Thomas.
For a fine suit of clothes, or a fine
boot or shoe, you have to so to the
Golden Eagle.
The Ormand Bros, of Braidwood,
H., were in the city this week, with q
view of going into business here.
Coal oil is said to be a sure cure for
Group. A few drops administered in
ternally will do the work effectually.
A. +. & a. NJ, Friday, February Is,
1854, at Z p. m. sharp. Work in the
f. a. and F. c. Degree. Attendance
of all members requested.
The presiding elder of the NJ. E.
Church was in attendance upon the
quarterly meeting at the church In
this city on the 9th and 10th.
Ii is astonishing how much cheaper
one can buy clothing now at c. Vein
er's Golden Eagle clothing house, than
during the Hay administration.
The Wells, Fargo & Co.'S express
Office will be moved, we understand,
UT town at no late date. This Will be
a great convenience to our business
men.
IT seems to be the prevailing opinion
that corn will command 4 much higher
price before the season is over. Farm
ers. we think, would do we'll to look
out Cor number one.
BISHOP GARRISON and Rev. Oliver, OF
Nebraska City, will occupy Grace
church pulpit Sunday, Feb. 18th,
morning and evening. The public is
cordially invited to he present.
OS Sabbath evening, Frank j. Sibley,
Grand Worthy Chief Tcmplar of the
|. o. G. T. of this state, will address
the union, temperance meeting at the
NJ. E. church. all are invited.
CINCINNATI paper has sent out in
quiries all over the country IN refer
ence t presidential candidates. and as
a result finds that President Arthur
leads all other candidates spoken of.
c. WIENER is constantly adding tC
to his stock. and will soon go east tc
buy his spring goods, and then look
out for the largest stock of clothing
furnishing goods, hats, caps, boot:
and shoes ever seen in this market.
Our worthy brother, NJ. b. McNltt
has changed his mind, and has con-
cluded to run the p~ostoffice on stand
ard time, on and after the 18th. The
change in the arrival and departure
of the Crete and Red Cloud mail Is
what caused the change.
The Emma Wells comedy company
will be here on the 10Th. Everybody
should be present, as the proceeds OF
the entertainment will go to Garfield
Poat, Grand Army of the Republic
This is a most worthy object and should
be we'll ~patronized by wi citizens.
DIR. ELLIOTT recently lost five head
of cattle valued at 5000. by dry muir
rain. Several of the farmers in various
parts of the county have lost cattle by
the same disease in the past few week:
1t is supposed to be caused from over
feeding. Farmers should be careful
about feeding their stock too much.
Ok last Friday, Frank Gump, wa
called to Ohio, to the bedside OF hi:
sister who had been i'll for severa
weeks. Her condition suddenly took
change for the worse and at nine T. NJ
Saturday, departed this life. The de
! ceased was well known in this city
: and her many friends were grieved t.
hear of her premature death.
NJ. l.. THOMAS was too utterly TOO OF
Saturday. The cause Of said happ'
! ness was the arrival of a male heir o.
that day, weighing the usual numbe
of pounds. The good brothers fac
! was all wreathed in smiles over tn
happy event. We congratulate you
Bro. Thomas, and hope the latest WI
live to be as good looking as has paren'
The following gentlemen were cleo
ed officers of the Nebraska Lumoe
Company at a meeting held for tina
; purpose last Monday:
President-R. d. Jones.
Secretary-F. E. Goble.
1reasurer-R- Stevenson.
Directors-E. Rand, h. Stevenson
r. Y. Shirley, c. o. Smith, r. +. Gobi'