The Red Cloud chief., 1884-12-05
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" f~oEREyTER WA. IN Grand Isl
aud 'hI- week ON bu-iu.-.
THERE vii hc ska'iug ever day an,
nI2n' 1T the r!ns after Dec. ;.
Mrs. Al WELru "ili 20 to va.-er
Mich ia a few day. on a Wit.
l. II. WALLACE Ma in Iowa the la.
part IF last week. He returned OF
hn'dav.
II. 4. WsTsoS'has one Of the fines
farms IN Kansas, which he recently
traded for.
Nh MILLER, Of the firm Of Rudrpu
* Miller, has moved hIs family here
from Kansas.
Broom corn is coming in slew. Price
Is les than one hall A. much a. that oi
last year, and the quality Is much bet
Ter tins season.
We are very much in need of "A good
substantial bridge over the the Repub-
iIc'H at tHis point. Some effort should
be made to erect one soon.
EVERY II of our readers should
read Henry Cooks new advertisement
BY dong 80 yOu will know wnere to
iInd your Christmas presents.
1HEY have "a R1ra fris in the north
east corn" Of town, the same being a
t"lorad" maybe that whistles and
I ak ike a grown person, creating lots
ri fan for the Juveniles.
a UNITED STATES M,rshal was in the
city u" ''ier day and took away the
madam of the bagnio on n charge of
selling beer witout license. W did
not learn the particulars.
o. last Thursday Boyd f.. infant
son of T.. Il. and Mary 4. smith. ofthis
city departed this life. The funeral
service, occurred on last Friday. Rev.
Geo. o. Iciscr officiating.
Mrs. II. T.. WEIGH, of New York.
aud son Herbert, mother and brother
of our accommodating and efficient
manager oi telegraph and ticket agent,
\. j. WEIGH, are in the city.
ON sunday night .thc children held
forth at the Baptist church. 1t
was Bible day and the entertainment
consisted of reading, Rotations. etc. 1t
VAS avery pleasant affair.
BNING III your orders for our extra
Christmas edition. Everyone of our
subscribers should send at least n or
tvs" extra copies away To some friend
whom they think Will come west.
DR. J. f.. PARKER returned from his
trip east on Wednesday evening ac.
companied 10y his family. The Doctor
has again resumed his dental practice
and intends to make Red Cloud his
permanent home.
SERVICES at the Baptist chnrch Sun
day as follows: Preaching at II Il. IN.
and 100 =. NJ. Sunday-scho"l ut l2:I5
p. m. RevS. Osborne and Russell will
Toe present. Rev. Brown will preach ut
Guide Rock at $50. .
COMMISSIONER BALLARD has con !
structed "A vIaduct across 4th avenue at !
Walnut street. that is highly apprrci-
atrd hy the pedestrians in that vicinity
The bridge across the draw has also
been wIdeued and otherwise improved.
OUR constantly increasing subscrip-
ton st makes MS feel confident that
u efforts 10 give the people a first |
class paper is appreciated. Our list is
rapidly increasing every day and soon
We shall have 1900 subscribers on our
books.
THE Grand Chapter of ROYAL Arch
MaSons will meet in Omaha, December
10. All parties desiring TO attend the
c%onvocation will apply to secretary of
neares chapter for certificates on
which to obtain round trip tickets at
reduced rates.
Mrs. IL. A. BAIRD has recently re-
ceived quite an interesting lot of ORR
entail curio>ities from her daughter
Mrs. Denney, consisting of some fine
specimens of japanese floral hand
paintings, 4 sprig of Japan tea. and
photographs of japanese idols, streets.
etc.
HENRY Cook is unhappy. He is the
victim of misplaced confidence. 1t
keeps him busy all the time buying
knives, saws. hammers, screw-drivers.
shears, etc, for he no sooner eauips
L., Ill mel n,,n cnt h,.@.o 4
walks off with them. Therefore Hen
rvs trouble.
THERE seems to be no doubt but
that the b & NJ propose to build the
Red Cloud and Kansas Southwestern
to Wa-keeney during the coming year
At least every indication points that
way. Now then, let us have some
other railroads and the future of Red
Cloud will he settled.
FARMERS a not be too careful
about turning their cattle into corn
fields. All over the state comes the
news that cattle~are diving from over
feeding. Nine cases out of every ten
where cattle die this time of year the |
cause can he traced to the cornfield. l
There is no necessity for being uneasy
rs long as people are cautious about
feeding the cattle.
IT is an outrage that after our people
have subscribed the necessary number |
of instruments for 4 telephone ex-
change that the Nebraska Telephone
company will not put them up for us
Over forty instruments were taken by |
our citizens. yet We cannot get them