The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-18
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CURRENT EVENTS.

southwestern heavens.
ANEW restaurant has been started
in this city, by Mrs N. G. Schafer.
]. r. WILCOX has moved into his
new Office in the State Bank bleck.
TIE firm of Spanogle & Funk have
resumed business at their old stand.
J. l.. MINER is the father Of an eleven
pound boy. He is setting up the CT
a.
a PRoTRACTED meeting has been in
progress at the NJ. E. Church this
week.
BURNS hog cholera and quinsy
cure. Warranted. For sale by Hen
ny Cook, 23-3m
ONLY a few more overcoats LEFT at
the Golden Eagle, at those remarkably
low prices.
JAS. " WALL, OF Kansas, his all his
corr husked and cribbed. He raised
100 bushels.
Bro. BURROWS, Of the Riverton En-
terprise, made this Office a pleasant call
In Wednesday.
The stoves in the N. E. church have
been removed from the basement to
the audience room.
GEO. o. YEIsER & Co. offer some at
tractiye tracts Of land for sale in our
: columns this week.
Mrs. SMITH, of Fairfield, Neb., and
Miss Spencer, are visiting friends in
Red Cloud this week.
Miss BRoNNER will sell her millinery
goods at public sale on January &c.
See her advertisement.
: OUR thanks are extended to d. G..
Harvey for a copy of the Albuquerque,
y. NJ, Morning Journal.
ABOUT one dozen Turks, in Oriental
costume, passed through Red Cloud on
Monday, enroute for California.
QUITE a serious surgical operation
WAS performed on Mr.. BrillIs little
boys arm on Monday afternoon.
THERE will be a special meeting Of
Calantha Lodge, Knights of Pythias,
Tuesday evening, january 22, in their
castle hall.
/. w. H. GooDALL, our enterprlsing alb
stractor and real estate agent VIII move
his Office into Mr.. Gardeners old stand,
south OF McFarlan's grocery store.
We have been enjoying very fine
weather for the last two weeks. Puts
a fellow in mind of spring weather.
The weather has been clear, dry and
warm.
The Blue Hill Times, issued a boom
edition last week, which was a credit
in every respect to the proprietors of
that paper. 1t was a good send-oif for
that part Of our county.
OUR old friend, ". r. Kelly, one of
prominent attorneys, of Lincoln, Neb.,
was elected to the Office of first vice
president of the state bar association at
their recent meeting held at Lincoln.
ANEW feature Of the Golden Eagle
clothing store will be that anyone wish
ing a suit Of clothes made to order can,
after this week, leave their order and
save money. They guarantee fits,
C. WIENER will return the money to
any one who is not satisfied after TAX
ing home what they have purchased.
Goods warranted as represented. This
is only done at the Golden Eagle cloth
ing store.
The Beatrice Express one OF the
solid papers of Nebraska Will shortly
start a daily n that wide awake city.
We bespeak a -magnaminous support
of the new daily by the business men
r of that place. Here is our editorial
rag brothers, for your success.
Mr.. WIN. BROWN is about to build
two new houses. Carpenter Potter is
I also erecting one, and several more
are under contemplation. The car
penters anticipate a boom in the house
building line on the opening of spring,
Tney count on from SO to 60 being
erected in the next twelve months.
If there is anything that makes a
CITY or town look nice, it is an abound
ance of trees both shade and ornamen-
tai. Therefore we would suggest TO
the people of Red Cloud that when
ever the opportunity affords itself that
they should put out trees, this 10 said
TO be a good time of the year to set out
trees.
The following officers were installed
at Red Cloud Lodge, No. GA, l. U. y. r,
on Saturday evening, January Il, 1881,
for the ensuing term:
G. W. Dow, n. G..
7. W. Hatfield, VIC.
E. A. Young, r. S.
IA. Tulleys, p. S.
ID. C. Metcali, Treasurer.