The Red Cloud chief., 1884-02-29
AROUND TIL 7

|. \. MARQUIS is building a small en-
gine. It's 4 beauty.
THERE was a social at DIR. Tullevs on
Wednesday evening
Gov. CARRIER will build a number of
new houses this spring.
DoS'T forget the masquerade ball
next Thursday evening.
Dr. DAMERELL is building a new
house on his lots lately acquired.
THERE will be services at the catho-
lie church on the l4th and 18th.
CANARY birds for sale at J. D. Leach
es' two miles and a half north east Of
town. n3O-t4
If possible, there should be a side
walk from the business center Of town
TO the depot.
ABOUT twenty-five houses are being
contracted for, We understand, to be
built at once.
THERE will lie a grand Catholic festi-
tival and fair on 1t. Patrickis Day, at
at the court house hall.
l.. H. BECK, a student at Keokuk
Medical College, is now reading medi-
cine under DIR. Dennev.
THE district court will be adjourned
in all probability until May An effort
is beng made IN that direction.
OUR friend. F. Houchin. has bought
the northwest quarter section IL, town
!. in Garfield precinct. for $1,000.
@. q. ROBERTS little baby, four
months old, has a severe attack Of
rheumatism. This is a rare case
STALK cutters, Stalk cutters, The
Brown, the Canton, also attachment
for Cahill pillow sulky, Spanngle * Funk
TON POWER and his brother J. B.
Povner have taken homesteads IN
Furnas county. Mr.. Poyner reports
ii a good country.
THERE VIII be a special meeting o.
Caiantha lodge K. F., next Tuesday
evening. The knights should all be
present. Work in the Sd.
OUR friend, /. y, Marquis, is too Ut
terly broke up over the arrival OF an
heir to his estate. Its a boy ana tips
the beam AT thirteen bounds.
THERE will be a grand festival n the
court house on IT Pa'rlcks day,
March l., for the beneti: OF rhe Cath
Ollie church IN this city. All are invited,
'FsERE are several families in the
CIT who want houses. Cannot some
q; our wealthy citizens maSe money
lev building 4 number OF houses 10
rent.
OcR postmaster, VI. Il. McNitt. regis
tered IS letters and packages on Fri
dav. This usually would Toe about the
number registered in three months
the good brother wcs kept very busy
Nh. F. VI. HANAKER sold al public
auction on Saturday, three horses fol
II. HEky. They brought good prices
Sheriff Warren bought two at SlSl.5o
and Mr.. E-man bid 1T he other 81
slu2.
RFo CLouD should be connected b,
telephone with the various towns an'
cities su-rounning her. Ii would To
a great convenience. Every s9"I
In the county would srsscribe to TIT
enterprise literally.
ALADDIN council, latitude 81, AS.
Grand Order of the Orient, ct tn
world. held a meeting last Tuesda,
night. and opened the mysteries @! TIL
sublime order to a number OF pilgrim
who sought rs r"alIs.
Mr.. LYNCTi. father Of Mrs. Gov. Nc
Daniels. Is in the city. Mr.. Lynch
81 year. old. but still maintains IN
youthful qualities, so much so that n
offered to run Il foot race with GU
friend VIM Parkes.
The Quick-Meal gasoline cookIn
stove. the best and safest IN the MARI
ct. is now on sale at Palmer Way
hardware store. Ii Is a beauty n
store has the sole agency. MIR. BlaII
the accommodating manager, Is a
+, WAYS ready TO wait upon his.cusssmer
The Portsmouth Herald has receive
letters from loo Republican editors !
Nebraska. ou the presidential question
and finds that about two thirds of then
are for Blaine. As far as The CHIEF
concerned we propose to support tn
nominee of the Republican conventlo
AT Chicago, but our choice Is john
Logan.
WE notice by eastern papers, tina
people are becoming dissatisfied Wit
the mud. had weather, etc, and AZ
selling their property, and, in lsrg
n numbers. are coming west, headed II
wards Nebraska, tie best state in tn
United States. No mud, no bad weati
er the best ACCOMMODATIONS west, an