The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-26

guest OF r. y. Rrdrow.
A 6ooD working sui, at $50 at the
Golden Eagle Clothing store.
Mrs. J. 7. BKAYxARp hs. gone 70
Lenora, Kansas To visit friends.
ME.. A. II. LSEH,RcrR il .lo~sy re-
covering from her recsut illnee,
MIS-. A. MoRHART, wno il visiting in
the east has been on the sick list.
A HOUSE aud fine room. for rent.
Apply TO Chicago Lumber yari. SIT
WooLES socks from Is N a PAIR
upwards at the Gc'den Eagle Clothing
store.
BuY your good. Of the Golden E,glc
Clothing store and get A chance - win
the prize.
FRED RIcKEHsoS has resigned lis
position ia the ireigh, Office and gone
TO draying.
A PANE of glass was broken in the
front Of Hackers grocery store the
other day.
W. d. FORESTER IS filing up and
grading his lot with dirt from the Bank
excavation.
HAVE you seen those scarlet wooden
undershirts and drawers at the Golden
Eagle Clothing store,
The Golden Eagle carries a full line
OF the ce.ebiated SELF boot. and shoes
for men, women and children.
For SALE.-25 thoroughbred Mer-
inc rams, three miles north Of Cowles.
s-tf II. j. SHELDON, Cowles, Neb.
Miss l.. +. STALKER is prepared 10
do dress making and plain sewing at
reasonable prices 2nd door over Lind
leyis drug store.
FLOYD CRABILL, Of Catherton is
going TO build u new house and David
Larrick. Of the same place has one
nearly completed.
sDIED.-In Garfield precinct, 8 miles
southeast Of Red Cloud, on Tuesday,
morning, September 23d, Lettie,
daughter of John and Mo!lie Posey
aged l9 months.
CONDUCTOR ANDY PALMER, so long
and favOrably known to our citizens.
shook the dust of the city from off his
feet on Tuesday and in the future will
reside in Hastings.
j.. ]. QUICKER, n of the popular and
courteous clerks in the employ Of
Miner Bros. has sold Doctor" the
Spanish mule. Doctor has gone to the
country to rusticate.
VIZ hear thaU several important
changes are to take place in the near
future. among the railway and express
company's employees at this depot.
Nothing definiate has as yet appeared.
s. o. BAKER wishes to
that he has adopted his old method of
raising houses and putting foundations
under them ut the time. By this
means it saves the usual s~training on
the bnilding. 8 Nv.
REvs. SPRINGER and Brown were in
attendance Of the Baptist association
meeting at cambridge last week and
returned Monday. The next meeting
Of the association will be held at Red
Cloud next September.
IL you want anything tor yourself to
wear or for Your boys, you will miss it
if you do not first 60 to the square
dealing, m price Golden Eagle Cloth
ing store. You can find the largest
stock and bottom prices there.
Why is Is that people trade with
Marsh? Simply because they can get
more goods, better goods, and for less
money than at any other place in Red
Clo,d. 1t pays to go where you can
get tho best at the lowest prices.
THE lanes of forty or fifty of our
citizens hive been signed a to paper for
the purpose of organizing a company
of the Nebr. ska National Guards in
this CITY. We venture to assert that
when organized, this company will be
a No. l.
HANK LUDLOW az | Jim Blair skated
a half mile race at the rink on We'd
nesday night. The gentle Henry skip.
ped away with the valuable prize, time
2:35. Arbuckle and Mathe VS. also had
a half mile heat, Mathews getting there
first,
Miss CLEMENCE NOBLE. an ~estiLuable
young lady, of Friend, Saline cou.,ty
has just returned home, from a flying
visit in the families of her three uncles
on Walnut creek. She, and her sister
Lois, are successful teachers in the
above county.
JOHN MORGAN, station baggage agent at
the depotfor the past two years or more
now handles the mail, express and bag
gage on the accommodation trains be-
tween Red Cloud and Hastings. Johns
numerous friends will be glad to hear
of his promotion.
HURRAH. hurrah, Marsh has just
returned from Chicago, where he
bought an immense stock of dry goods
and notions. The largest sock in the
Republican Valley. Save your money
and buy of Marsh. Positively the
cheapest store in Red Cloud.
Our genial neighbor, Mr.. Josselyn,