The Red Cloud chief., 1884-05-02
Board commissioners met Nav

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No time for an opening at the lead
ing millinery store.
Mr.. r. L. TINKER has 4 fine line of
carpet sweepers. Get one
AFEw new breaking plOws at Nor
hart q Fulton's for Sl6 each. 36-tf
ALL kinds OF business is iourish hing
in Red Cloud and Webster county.
G. W. KNIGHT and wife. of Inavale,
made Us a pleasant call Saturday.
For SALE.-G. ": Dow has a three
and ore-quarter wagon Of his OVID
MAKE tor Sale. stiff
ONE day last week Mosher 4 Son,
bought the lot and building south OF
THE CHIEF Office.
CUMMINGS. th restaurant man, has
fitted up his lore. He has made some
necessary Improvements.
MAY Day Will be celebrated Saturday
toy the soung people, who will
picnic en- Mr.. Fred Newhouse's farm.
ALI kinds of ladies' and childrens
laces and neckwear at Mrs. New
houses. A full assortment: cheap for
cash. 36-4
J. L. MILLER and our worthy county
treasurer, Chas. Buscfrow. sojourned at
the capital during the latter part of last
week.
READ the new advertisement of 4. n.
Brown, proprietor Of the Red Cloud
marble yards. which can le found
in another column.
F. NJ. HAMAKER, ~auctioneer, sold a
horse for Ed. Perkins, on Saturday,
and q pony for Mr.. A. Cummings.
Both brought good ptices.
Mg. A. Fl. BRowS. the marble man,
viii move his family here about June,
LIST. He will occupy Mr.. Pla-ts house
now occupied by j. y. Richards.
The ladies should call and see Mrs.
. N~ewhouses stock Of new goods. 4
complete line OF dIesS goods. dry
goods. and in fact everything that the
I ladies could desire. 36-4
/ ". II. GooDALL formerly engaged
in The abstract business, went to Kansas
CIV this week. where he will pr"habiy
engage n the SINE business. in the of
fee 90 the western land and property
exchange association.
THERE Will be a public Installation
Of tine officers OF Garfield Relief Corps
, al the courthouse, on the evening O.
= MAY 3. Gen. 4. H. Bowen. of Has,
ltincs, Is engaged is a speaker on shat
: occasion. There viii toe a small al
2 mission Zee 10 defray expenses.
A. II. BETzER, al Illinois boy, anc
t ed,.or OF the David Ci,y Tribune, one
: OF the spicicSt and neairst printed pa
per. il the 81, {, has L. ken Il parthel
q Ia the buslne :. a NJ. Wherry, FROM
1 Peo.L. Illinois. The 7. iJuat has every
+ evidence Of pIoapc lty.
n lT i expected t re PteSbv eriars will
d dedicate Their church ii Red Cloud on
: the llth of May. Rev. u. 7. C.issman
.svnollrai missionary. Rev. E. Comet
and Rev. John Fleming expect to TAX,
Is tart in the exercises. iiev. Corne
81 will peach Saturday night, May 10, a
; O'Clock. an the chu oh.
THE Red Cloud cornet band went t
K Franklin last SATURDAY, where they fur
i uishei the mnsic for the Odd Fellows
vino wee celebrating their 65th anlrer
Il ssry at that place. The boys acquit1e
J.. themselves III good style. The lie
X. Cloud cornet band is hard TO beat whei
it cones down IL good music.
n The Nebraska Lumber company IL
n Gated in Red Cloud, ard doing buslnes
y in many parts of the state, averag
u about eleven thousand dollars re
month in ireights. This Is an enol
" mous sum when once summed up 70
?" 4 firm 10 pay out on frelghtS.
!" amounts to $l3o.CO0 in a years time.
Orr young friend. F. NJ. Richm"n
of Geouga county. Ohio. has come t
" Ned Cloud to stay. He has now in h
:. possession 1000 pounds of maple 81
par end is DESTROYS of selling the SAN
We know that it is pure because "
have sampled it, and being a iuddge
" good sugar. we witnessed u hant
:, and seal. 10 the fact.
., ISaf few days, May 39l Decoratio
Day viii he here, and We hope that ii
~ proper steps VIII he taken to obser'
~ the day in a becoming manner. oI
nv dead heros. though gone from IL
In should not be forgotten. We won
surges: that friends of soldiers III Il
county see that the graves al
IA. properly cleaned up and flowers
AN some other token be placed up,
he their. Red Cloud, under the manag
Il ment OF Garfield Post, q. A. r., W
las probably observe the day properly.
WE understand that Haley Bros,