The Red Cloud chief., 1884-05-30
HAIR goods at Mrs. McBride's.

LITTLE IldiCISt HOUR rOiicr pIpCtss.
at Hackers.
CHILDREN's novelties in great guam
titles at Mrs. Fowler's.
Mrs. Mc8RIDE is headquarters for
all kinds of millinery goods.
An immense stock of goods just re-
ceived at Mrs. McBride's the leading
milliner.
Buy your shoes for yourself, misses
and children, at the Golden Eagle. you
will find the largest stock, lowest prices
and best goods.
REMEMBER, Brewer at the new lum-
Der yard, is prepared to make figures
on bills of lumber al low or lower than
any yard in the Republican Valley.
ONE day last week a fast freight train
was put on the B. 4 NJ. between Chi
cago and Denver. The train was
equipped with Westinghouse brakes,
and made good time with very little
trouble.
Hon. JAMES LAIRD has been very act
i've in the interests Of his constituency
this session of congress, and has intro
duced a number of valuable bills, one
of which will be of interest to soldie. S
if it should pass.
On last Friday Gates 4 Bohanan
bought m OF theiinest beeves Of Mr..
Gathers that We have ever seen. The
animal weighed 1910. The steer was
converted into meat for home con-
sumption. The animal WAS greatly
admired.
DICKERsoN & ORMSBf ship on an av-
erage of 500 cases of eggs per week
from this point to all points east and
west. This reaches the enormous
amount of $4,000 dozen per week.
This firm does an immense business,
and The CHIEF is glad 70 see them so
prosperous.
In another place in to-day's paper
will be found the bin introduced i'm the
lower House of COngress by Hon. JAIME
Laird, for the:benefit of soldiers, who
sustained injuries during the late
One thing is certain, Mr.. Laird always
has a watchful eye ove the interests Of
his constituency.
JOHN G. POTTER has sold his lot next
to the post-office to the First National
Bank, for $3.50, on which they pro-
pose to put up a fine brtck banking
house. This building Will be gotten I'M
der Roadway as soon as possible, and
will be of the latest design in architect
ure and a credit to our city.
REV. Q. C. TooD preached his
farewell sermon to his congregation
on last Sunday. He retires from the
pulpit in this city, and will take a va
cation for some weeks before entering
the ministery elsewhere. Mr.. Todd is
an ardent worker in the cause which
he espouses and we hope that he will
always be successful in whatever city
or place he may cast his lot.
THE Red Cloud creamery has been
putting IN a new six horse power en-
CINE and otherwise fitting up with new
and improved machinery for butter
making. The creamery, under the
management of Mr.. J. H. Smith, has
been a great success and a splendid
paying institution for Its owners. They
now are making over 1000 pounds of
butter per week.
THE cheese factory on Indian Creek
has been completed and is now run
ming full blast. Mr.. Chamberlin is iull
of business between his two factories,
and is filling large orders for his full
cream cheese for all parts Of the coun-
try. He sold $500 worth last week to
one firm. THE CHIEF is pleased to
see the various enterprises in Webster
county prosper.
A FEW weeks ago, A. J. Tomlinson
made an incubator and set $50 eggs In
it as an experiment. Everything was
going along nicely. and indications
were that in a few days the eggs would
he Matched by the artificial process,
"but alas, how often are fond hopes
not realized" One night last week dur
ing a storm, lightning struck the ncu
bator and destroyed it. Mr.. 7. will
not despair however, but will again
try the experiment with a new incu'
bator.
BARRIsTER RICHARDS and We editor
took a very pleasant drive into Line
precinct on Monday, and for masifi
cent farms and the most handsome
and picturesque scenery this part 81
Webster seems to be fully blest. Tn
Gle Peter Marsden has one n Of the
finest farms we have ever looked upor
and it lays in a beautiful place. MIR
Helvern also has a large and we'll I'M
pro we'd farm, and many others whose
names We could not learn. We alst
| 1900.