The Red Cloud chief., 1884-02-01
LOCAL

SLIGHT snow storm saturday night.
THE finest nickel cigar in town at
Lindley's.
MR.. MEEK and fsmily have moved
to Wymore.
DIR. SHIDI.ER, of York, is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs X. V. Shirley.
Mrs. DIBBLE, sister Of Rob and John
Shirley, has returned home.
DR. BAIRD. makes weekly visits to
Bloomington, Professionally.
WHITES pulmonary at Lindley's.
D6r Every bottle guaranteed.
DR. EMIGH, one day recently, extract
ed 4S teeth from various patients.
MRS. VANGUSDY of Superior, is the
guest OF Rev. c. B. Lenfest and family.
8. NJ. Cup is the happy father of a
bouncing baby boy. Weight eight
pounds.
BYRN's hog cholera and quinsy
cure. Warranted. For sale by Hen
ry Cook, 23-3m
Our county clerk, ]. P. Bayha. has
recovered partially from his late at
tack of sickness.
Mrs. o. H.. MARYATT, who was in
jured by a runaway team last week,
is rapidly recovering.
Mr.. GooDALL, the abstract man, has
erected a telephone line from his Of
(ffe to the court house.
C. W. KALEY sold 700 acres of bot
tom land to Miner Bros, Tuesday, for
which he received $40 per acre.
NN Sunday evening NJ. s. Marsh,
Geo. CARRIER and j. 5. Ruthrock took
in Hastings, returning Monday night.
THE boys had lots of fun Sunday
night placing obstruction or the walks
for the unsuspecting pedestrian to fall
oyer.
a. WAGNER, one of the early settlers
of Webster county, and a staunch
democrat, made us a pleasant call on
Thursday.
A. ]. ToMLrNsoN sold eight dressed
turkeys last Saturday that weighed I62
ISunds. The turkeys were Matched
last August.
OK the first page of to-day's CHIEF
will he found the new advertisement
of r. L. Tinker. Read it carefully.
1t will pay you.
L. H. WALLACE, has a curiosity in
Ahe shape of an old Swiss strike-re-
heating watch, which is over 100 years
old. It's a striker.
IT looks rather refreshing to see the
street sprinkler making the rounds on
the first day of February. The wealth
& been delightful.
'HE Golden Eagle clothing store is
still offering large discounts on all
goods bought of John Hay, and invites
Ill to come and convince themselves.
T. C. HACKER, of Brownsville, has
located i'm Red Cloud. We welcome
The brother to our midst He had his
named enrolled for the great and glo-
rious.
Orr county treasurer, MIR. Charles
Brschow, has purchased the residence
property of j. III. H~oiIenbeck. situated
in the northwest part Of the city, for
which he paid sl2U0.
We give - our readers this week
the semi-yearly statement of Treasur-
er Buschow, which presents an inter-
esting table of facts. 1t should he
read by everyone.
THE Rev. NJ. L. Willhelms, deliver
ed an interesting sermon on Angels
to his congregation Sabbath evening,
Ia sketch of which will be found in this
issue of The CHIEF.
Mr.. A. H. KALEY, believes in the ell
ficacy of advertising, and in to-day S
CHIEF he gives the peoplea few hints
as to whene they can make money 10y
calling Oh him. See his big ADVERTISE
'ment.
S. S. JONES. formerly of the Liber-
ty Journal, has purchased the Blue
Springs Motor of Pryse Bros. Mr.
Jones is an experienced newspaper
tnan and will give the Blue Springs
people a good paper.
The Congregational society al
Cowles have. decided to hire a minis
ter, and accordingly Rev. Mr.. Naruns'
tof Hastings. will take charge oil the
Cowles society. who are now making
effort to build a church.
JAMES WALL, q Kansas farmer, came
in and added his name to II roll OF
subscribers. Mr.. Wall, has got ms
corn all cribhed, and is now sittins
around smoking his pipe and WATCH
ing his neighbors finish up.
Mr.. c. WIENER has worked a rev
t,utiou in the clothing business In
this city. See his new advertisement
in this issue of THE CHIEF. When you
want clothing he sure and get NE
prices. They cannot he d~uplicatea'