The Red Cloud chief., 1884-02-08
VALENTINES AT LNDLEY's.

saw, at Llndleys.
TIE farmers will soon commence
their spring work.
Mrs VIM. PARkEs is convalescing
after q weeks sickness.
Our young friend, Dave Haley, has
taken q position in Marsh's store.
Rev. Q. C. ToDD is holding a series
of p~rotracted meetings st Guide Rock.
THE beautiful covered the earth
yesterday to . depth of about three
inches.
FRINGED valentines, easel valentines.
box valentines, all sorts of valentines,
at Lindley's.
A SUNDAY school concert was held
at the Congregational Church last
Sunday evening.
CASH buys cheaper and gets more
goods at Marsh's than they q be
secured elsewhere.
SOME u~nprincipled sneak stole the
only shirt we had. Will some fellow
loan u an extra coat.
Nh. L. SSPrrzER, a young man from
New York city, has taken q position
with c. Wiener. as clerk.
Go to Marsh's for bargains. Money
talks. Goods sold cheaper than at any
| other place in the county.
THE w. C. T. u. will meet at the
residence of Mrs. Walkers, Wednes-
day, Feb. l3. at 2 Pm.
A CERTAIN NJ. D. from Harlan coun-
ty, came to Red Cloud, filled up on
tangle-foot and was fired out of a hotel,
READ Marsh's new advertisement.
and then go and get goods cheaper
than they can be secured anywhere
else in Red Cloud.
MARSH don't credit, but for cash he
will sell you goods much cheaper than
any other house in Red Cloud or any
! other town. Come and see.
/! CHARLEY DIcKERsOS, aged about I,
fell into a hole in the ice on Kaleys
pond one day this week, and had it not
been for timely aid the little fellow
would have met with serious conse-
quences.
For clothing, furnishing goods, boots
and shoes, at lowest market prices, 60
to the Golden Eagle Clothing Store,
where you can find everything for
mems wear, at lowest cash prices.
Mr.. GEO. MoRHART, of Missouri,
brother of our hardware man, is visit
ing in our city and at the same time
prospecting for a location to go into
business. We hope he will settle
among us.
Miss EMMA WELLS is immense, and
her singing alone is worth going to
TO hear.-EL.
Garfield Post, G. A. R. have secured
her services, assisted by her comedy
company, for an entertainment on
their behalf during this month.
OK last Saturday. according to an
old legend, was grounding day. 1t
is supposed that the old rodent saw
hi. shadow and sneaked back into
winter quarters for another six weeks
to sleep, as it Immediately turned
cold. 1t is a clear case of grounding
to us. Pass the snow balls.
II is an established fact that people
who make s~pecialties of certain lines
of merchandise are able to sell them
at lower prices than those keeping a
mixed stock. This is the case of the
Golden Eagle Clothing store, where
you can buy clothing, furnishing goods,
hats, caps, boots and shoes, cheaper
!, tnan any other places.
On Saturday, Feb. 2. 1884. B. & NJ.
trains Nos. 3 and 4 commenced run.
ming daily. No. 3 arrives at Red
Cloud 7:25 q. m. No. 4 leaves Red
Cloud s:25 p. m, standard time. This
arrangement enables the B. & N. to
give the travelling public two daily ex-
press trains between Omaha and
Denver, Chicago and all points east.
J. NJ. CHAFFfN, a lawyer from Indi
ana has located at Guide Rock. MI
Chafin is q very pleasant gentleman
and comes to Webster county well re
commended. He has formed Bcal part
nership with Mr.. CLANCY of this city
and will be found at his Office wher
s~ojourning in Red Cloud. We bespeal
for him q portion of the public patron
age.
A LARGE number of land lockers are
on the grounds. and the land Offices
anticipate q big run on the opening of
spring. People who want to hive in q
fine climate and . magnificent agri'
cultural district should come to Web
ster county. We have all that the eye
could wish OF the heart desire. We Ger
tainly have the finest climate extant
Come and see for yourselves.
THERE should be by all means Al
-,n b-;dco cl.,od ovar the Rpnuhli