The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-31

A hall dozen new house. have gone w
IN the last ten days.
PRoF. FUNK will soon be comfortably
ensconced.in his residence. He IL 20.
ing 10 housekeeping
The W CT L will meet a. the resi-.
dence Of sIrs. Curt Evans, Wednesday
November 5, st 3 F.. n.
WILL GUE, night operator at the de.
pot, has returned home from his OK.
tended visit in the east.
NEXT Tuesday will tell the tale on
presidential problem which is now agi.
iating the American people
Mr. ID HEFFLEBOwER's little child
which was recently injured is ecove
ing. The CHIEF l. glad 10 hear Of it.
A FELLOW the other day who want
ed to bet $500 on Clevelsnd's election
didn't want % do it when he got tax
crs.
W ID FORESTER has been offered
$500 for his farm but refusesit. He
thinks in a few months he can get
more.
Ok the osth OF November the man.
ayers Of the rink viii have a lady and
n gentleman expert skater give all ex-
hibitIon.
MRs. X ' SHIRFY has returned home
from Lincoln. where she has been tor
some months under treatment for
granulation of the eyes.
THERE have been about l75 houses
built in Red Cloud during the twelv.
months just passed. Pretty near n
for every two days in the year. Not
So bad We take it FOR n year.
Hos. JAMES LAIRD was in Red
Cloud Wednesday, shaking hands with
his many friends. If we mistake not
Mr.. Laird will be elected by a ~ n,-
jority over the Demo Fusion caudi ,ate
Sickle.
PRoF. { L EBAUGH. OF this city. will
read a paper before the Central Ne
braska teachers association which
meets on the Sth inst. .'entitled Moral
Education in Public schools" All
teachers or others desiring reduced
rates ON railroads should write 10 the
president, Il J Barr. Red Cloud. Neh.
l. has been suggested that efforts bc
made at once to organize n volunteer
fire company. This Is certainly a good
scheme and should be put into execu-
ton Red Cloud needs one yerv much
Let business men take hold Of this
matter. II would not Toe a bad idea 10
have il come before the business mems
association. 1t Is certainly an impor-
tant subject.
OK Sunday the r & NJ. made another
change in their time card pnd added
another train on the Hastings division.
We now have our old time number of
trains and the same facilities. The
Crete train instead OF running To Ok
ford stops at Red Cloud, while the d.
vision train runs to Oxford. II is a
very desirable change and will he duly
appreciated by the travelling public.
OK last Friday night occurred the
third anniversary of the Ladies Aid
Society of the NJ f Church at Mrs.
Robert Mitrhell's residence i'm the
north part Of the city. 4 large num-
her of ladies and gentlemen were pres
ent. The evening passed OFF very
pleasantly, and all can testify to having
an excellent time and a grand good
supper. which was duly appreciated
and especially so 10y the writer.
LET every republican beware of
fraudulent tickets next Tuesday.
Many devices and schemes will be re.
sorted To, TO defeat the republicans. An
effort will be made To elect Deary the
demo-fusion candidate for float repre- |
sentative. Thi. the republicans should
put their heel on IL is better TO vote
for a republican than to help into Of
flee q democrat whom republicans can
expect nothing from. Don't vote for
Deary.
AT the rink Tuesday nigh, Charles
L Franks, the Chicago roller skater
gave an exhibition of his skill 10 a
large audience. He is certainly a fine
skater and his various fests brought
forth a merited applause from those
present. A large delegation was in
from all parts of the county to witness
the exhibition. The managers OF the
rink are - lee congratulated on the
success OF the evenings entertainment
which was duly appreciated 10y all.
IF Sickle and Rev. Col. Pace should
speak in Red Cloud again. Congress
man Laird would receive at least 100
more votes than wa anticipated.
Stickle's speech was . complete failure
and PAGES was very transparent-so
thin that il would not stand washing.
Quite a crowd MS ont to hear Pace.
They wanted to see what party he was
for this time, having belonged in the
last few years to the democratic, re-
publican, greenbsck, independent, and
prohibition parties This time, how
ever, he spoke for the snti-monaps.