The Red Cloud chief., 1884-04-04
NEW goods at Mrs. McBride's.

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children are improving the time.
Oh last Monday Mr.. Daniel d. Hull,
made final proof on his homestead.
WANTED by two young men, a
furnished room, enquire at this office.
DoNT forget the Mother Hubbard ball
at the courthouse next Tuesday eve
ming.
Go to Mrs. McBride's for hats. The
largest and leading millinery store in
the city.
REV. q. ". HUMMEL conducted the
service at the NJ. E. church last Sun
day night.
Mr.. WILL S. DAVIS. from Elkhart,
Ind, has taken a position as clerk in
Marsh's store.
If V u want a stylish hat go to Mrs.
McBride's the oldest established and
leading m~illiner.
The Topics, published at Republican
City Neb., is on our table and is a very
neatly printed paper.
THB green grass is making its appear
ance, and soon the trees will be putting
on their summer attlfe.
Mr.. LAUTERBACH and Mr.. r. L. Tink-
er are putting in new sidewalks in front
of their business houses.
Mrs. HAREsNAPE. has been i'll for the
last few weeks but we are glad to learn
that she is convalescing.
SAVE your eggs, if you want all you
can eat, as Easter Sunday will occur
one week from next Sunday, April Is.
A. o. BERG and Pat Mcclure, of this
city, were prospecting this week in
Custer county. for a business location.
Miss ELLA MCBRIDE, the noted elo-
cutionist, will give one of her enter
tainments in the city Saturday ever
ing.
THIS evening Rev. c. Edward Dud-
leigh will give his lecture on Sun
shine and Shadow" in the n. f.
Church.
OUR local items are scarce this week
the cause of which is too much meas
les" We will make up for lost time
next week.
J. L. WRIGHT, for a number of wears
proprietor of the barber shop across
from the post Office, has sold the same
and will go to Hastings.
Nh. BRUCE BoRRIS brother-in-law to
c W Springer who has been forman of
the Shenandoah, Iowa., Republican, for
the past few years, is in the city visit
ing relatives and friends.
Nh. CHARLES HUNTER Of ~Inayale,
sold on last Friday Il head ofsteers to
Dawson & Reid, of Lincoln, for which
they paid him $437I.75. This is what
we call profitable stock raising.
CYRENE Commandry. L. ID. will he
instituted at Masonic Hall. Saturday,
April ). 1854. Work in both orders OF
the Temple. All Sir knights in good
standing are invited to tie present.
PROF. A. l.. FUNK and lady arrived
Monday evening, and have taken
rooms at Mrs. Gardeners. They are
both looking well, and The CHEF
wishes them a pleasant and prosper
Gus journey over the matrimonial sea.
Ok Easier Sunday. Rev. Joseph Clery
will hold service IN the Catholic church
in Red Cloud, at IL A. VI. Father Ciery
has taken charge of the mission lately
presided over ny Father Tanning who
has withdrawn there:rom and is now
lecturing in Illinois.
Nh. LoT L. FELTHAN. late principal
of the Riverton schools. has commenc-
ed the study Of law with q. Z. Clancy.
Esq, of this city. Mr.. Clancy has q
fine Office and library and ample IA
~cilitieS for a student. Mr.. Feltham is
a scholar and a student, and will no
doubt make good use Of all these facil-
tiles.
The two entertainments given BY the
Public Schools of this city on last Fri
day and Saturday night we're Very in
teresting and each participant done his
or her part well and to the satisfaction
ofthe audience, which was large. Owing
to sickness We we're unable to be pres
emf, but have heard the entertainment
very highly spoken of. The receipts
were quite large and will be disbursed
for the benefit ofthe school.
AT the election on last Tuesday, for
village trustees, on question of license
and anti-license, the adherents of the
license system came out victorious.
electing the following gentlemen as
trustees for the ensuing year:
A. Lauterhach.
A. J.kenney,
Henry Cook,
r. L. Tinker,
Levi Moore.