The Red Cloud chief., 1884-02-29

Die near the uepOt.
NJ. L. THOMAS will build a new ad-
dition to his residence.
One blessing in Nebraska is that We
always have good roads.
NEW houses are springing up over
Red Cloud like mushrooms.
The Methodist Church revival has
closed. There were IA converts.
In another column will be found a
report of the I~navale cheese factory.
Mr.. CLUTE. a brother of Andy, form
erly of this place. called on us Friday
The Red Cloud creamery has 1857
.cows promised to it for the summer
trade.
MR. CURT EVANS received word this
week that his sister was dangerously
i'll at Ashland.
A BROTHER ofdeputy sheriff Cham
bers, from Hancock county, is visiting
in Red Cloud.
The telephone exchange is looming.
Put your name down for an instru-
ment. About 81 have been taken.
MORE beautiful weather for the past
few days, and large crowds have been
in the city. Trade has been remark
ably good.
WE are now on the market with the
very best stock Of plows ever offered in
the Republican Valley. Call and ex-
anime u stock, ~Spanogle q Funk.
FARMERS, We take pleasure in call
ing your attention to our complete
stock of Agricultural implements.
They are for sale, Spanogle d Funk.
Mr.. Z. WIENER, our State Bank block
clothing man, goes to Chicago on Sat-
urday night to buy his spring stock Of
clothing. furnishing goods, etc. Wait
for him.
For SaLE.-Sheriff Warren has ten
or twelve horses and mules which he
wishes to dispose of. Parties desiring
to buy either will do we'll to call on
him at once. n30-tf
THERE will he a masquerade ball in
Red Cloud soon. 1t will be given by
our newly organized cornet band. We
hope the boys Will receive the proper
encouragement.
Mr.. PARKEs. guardian Of d. c.
Dwyer, will hold d public auction. on
the Sth of March at Dryers place OF
residence, for the purpose Of ~di.posins
! of his personal property.
MARRIED, at the residence of the Of
ficiating minister, Rev. Geo. .. Yeiser
OH February -, 1854, Mr.. Byron At
; klison AMI Miss Lucinda {. Knapp
both of Nelson, Nuckolls county, Neb
Red CLOUD will SOON be putting OF
metropolitan airs when she gets her tel
phone exchange. and organized as
city of the second class. The mex
Year will mark some wonderful chang
e. in our city.
Ma. WIN. GATES, ahem We mkItion
ed last week rs having located here 70
the purpose of buying stock, will bui,t
an Office near the State Bank block
He Will nave his stock yards in ths
= north part OF the city.
I MRs. SMITH, OF Minden, called thi.
> week and had her maine enrolled or
= our list for the coming year. She. j
! the wife si ". Ii. Smith, son of j. II
Smith, manager of the creamery. Mr.
!, W. III. Smith is interested in the Ne
u braska lumber county.
{ FIRST come first served. Our com
i blned listers nave arrived, PART
{ who have not given their order will d,
well to call at once, as the demand 70
" the Canton lister will be greater thai
Z We can supply, Spanogle d Fink.
; AND still another fakir makes mone-
: on streets by hoodwinkinc people
l. into his innocent 81 schemes, where
by they have only to buy a ticket +
:. enable them 10 have a chance to draw
in nearly every case, a blank envelop
e or something of that kind, instead G
&c the coveted prize which the fakir usu
ally announces is within. The boy
bit well. 1t occurred on Friday.
: RoBT. SHIREY, our accommodatm
,. and ~gentlemanly cashier Of the Stat
Bank, was unusually happy Frida
morning. When asked by our report
I, er, why vas it Ghusly?" Robe,
promptly replied that it was a boy
. and weighed the usual number c
ID pounds. Here's our sar Bob, shak.
n and may the little cashier grow grea
n, and follow in the footsteps of hi
father.
Is FoR the last few days the ice ha
he been breaking up in the river an
N gorging slightly. A general Rresk-u
A. will do much damage to bridges thu
span the river at various points. Me