The Red Cloud chief., 1884-12-05
CoSGkEs- s now In .e..inn.

The state legislature will NEE; IN
January.
MEs. :. VI. CTR has been on the
sick l.-t.
Mr. CRAY is rebuilding her resi-
denc- in the south part o. the city.
SILK scarf, muifier.. handkerchief
at the one price square dealing Golden
E-g...
TuE ladie. 81 the Congregational
church nil hold an oy-tcr supper to-
night.
SEWARD CARRIER. son 81 Gov. CARRIER
was in the city 1hau.-g,ying visiting
friendr.
WM. THoar-oS. three miles eas, Of
Cow!e. is losing L great many hogs
with cholera.
". II. THOMAS. Of Elm cr'ek lost
three head Of cattle recently from .
prevailing disease.
y. L">-ING viii run II" VALLEY H. -"
a ter the 18th. r. &. Van Auken goes
to Orleans to run a hotel.
Is another place in today paper
! will be found the advertisement Of G
l.. Cotting, our new drug MAJ. Read
il.
THERE is a marriage ON the tapi. for
the next few days. Our readers will
be informed oil the event when il &c
curs.
ALL road commissioners, who have
not made IN their reports, should do
so At once a. thetime allowed has long
since expired.
THE X {. .. club dance on las
Thursday evening Wa very largely Mt
tended .and was a grand success in
every way.
WILL WoRrnMAS has returned again
to Red Cloud. much improved IN
health. He will take his old position
in Miner Bros store.
\ LIBERAL reduction Of prices made
on all overcoa's ranging from s. and
upwards, al the Golden Eagle clothing
store 10 reduce stock.
TIE Ladies Aid Society will hold u
social this friday evening, Dec. ), !
At A. u. Browns residence. Refresh
mcnts promptly at nine.
I. +. Hoover, an old time friend Of
\. j. kcnnev. was in the city last
week. Mr.. Hoover is ir search of u
location TO go INTO business.
The Episcopal ladies' festival on
Thanksgiving was a grand success.
They realized quite a fund and were
wei! patronIzed by our citizens.
CONE to The CHIEF office for job
work. We have every facility for
turning out tirSt-rla-s work at the most
reasonable prices. Work guaranteed.
Mr.. BAKER. living near Amboy is
reported Ms having found coal nea
that town. The report goes that he
struck a three inch VEN Al the depth
of forty feet.
4 GREAT deal Of corn is coming in
but the prices range low in conse-
uuence If the eastern market being
depressed. We nope the price will
GO up.
FRED PETERSEN will have been mar
ried - wears on the llth Of December.
IL will toe his silver wedding. TIE
wishes Fred and his wife many
returns OF the happy occasion.
Do NoT forget tins is the last month
for you to get a chance at prize draw
ing at the Golden Eagle Beans will
be counted December Eth.NOne guess
ing nearest number takes Onc> of the
prizes.
OUR friend. James Miner is now
cock of the walk" and wears a vari-
gated rooster on his silk hat in honor
of Cleveland's election to the presiden-
cv. "Jeems" is the happiest nan 4
the country.
RED CLoUr has the happy Dis inc
ton of always being ahead. The gain
are now and have been paving
five 10 six cents more per hushcl
corn than Hastings or other points
and from five to ten tents more or
wheat. When You want good prices
our grain men.
Mr.. HUGH STEVENSON, one of the
most prominent citizens of Webster
and Reconnaissance, has
moved to Omaha. Bv his removal
Webster county loses one of its most
and worthy citizens. He goes
to Omaha for the purpose OF educating
his children. Are sorry to lose YOU
Bro. stevenson.
Our friend, B. T. Reed, while work
ing on the roof of a barn in the north
end of town last Friday had the mis-
while defending \ ladder to
il break in 10 and throw him to
the ground a distance of ten or n doy-
Ell feet. He fell backwards and was
badly injured. 1t might have
been much worse than il was. The
good brother is pretty::sore from the eff
feet of falling.
DR.. DESNEY. who is now a resident
of China. sent Henry Cook. A. l..
Funk and THE CHIEF two Chinese pa
pers the other day. They were curios-
titles. THE CHIEF took great delight in
reading the heavy editorials. and nv
standing or our heads we were enabled
to d~ecipher that "Chinaman whippee
Frenchee-manee like hellee. vellee
muchee." This article was in relation
the war and was profuseiy illustrat-
ed.