The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20

G has adjourned.


Cloud.
New goods new goods Wright &
Wallace.
CoUKr set last Tuesday. Judge Gi.lin
in the chair.
CTS LsrTERB,cH mas had his Mead
wagon co,ered.
The finest and cheapest line OF lamps
at Henry Cooks.
GEO. DoDD has left for Auror,, where
he will oon move.
And the tramp printer wendetn hi.
weary way into these parts.
DIR. TcLLEY. has moved the Whit.
hor.i house TO his 10; in the north end.
The VI. +. church pews have ar
rived and will be placed in position at
tnce.
DAVE kALEY has returned &c Nebra.-
ka after a sojourn in Ohio OF several
weeks.
Mrs. J. s. EMIGu is visiting in KAN
sas, and Doc is playing bachelor for a
few days.
GRANT LUDLOW is in the city nursing
a sore hand hal he mashed IN a job
press at Hebron.
Miss Cone and Miss Lima Owen
have been selected as teachers for the
first ward school.
X. X. SHERER has returned to Red
Cloud, after a %sojourn in the north
west Of a few days.
SERVICES at the Presbyterian church
next Sabbath by Rev. John Foy Of
Cameron, Missouri. the public are
invited.
IT is reported that glanders exist in
Webster county. The state veterinary
surgeon has been invited TO inspect
the cases.
No! The shoe that the Golden Ea-
gle is selling for 81 % is not the same
others advertise at sl.75, but far supe.
rior call and examine it.
Mr.. DEDRIcH, OF Chicago, as soon as
he can find a suitable room, will start
a sewing machine establishment and
make a wholesale house in Red Cloud.
READ Mrs. Newhouse's advertisement
in another column, and if you want
bargains call and see her. She is SELL
ing lower than any hou.e in the city.
READ the advertisements and locals
this week. and base your purchases
accordingly. You a save money in
everything you buy by realing The
CHIEF.
IT is rumorel that coal has been
found vt Amboy. There is no doubt
but what there is coal IN Webster
county, and an eiior, should he made
to get it.
$. Ii. HALL. and old resident of
Clinton, Illinois. and now Grand Chief
Patriarch Of the Encampcnt of Odd
fellows of Nebraska, was in Red Cloud
the ether day on business with the
order.
JoE. HERBERGER, Gus. Lauterbach.'s
baker, had quite Il little fun Friday
last. while attempting to drive his
horse with a covered wagon attaches.
The horse an away. but wsp,6nally
cooled down.
By way Of a remindcfJ We would
suggest to our city aldermen that as
soon rs money begins to flow into the
treasury that they make some prepara-
ton to give U city. and especially
the principal streets, street lights. We
need them.
MR. MONTAGUE, of Lincoln, Illinois,
and Prot. Huckings. of Nebraska City,
are engaged in the temperance work
in this city. Mr.. Montague is q prom
lnent merchant of Lincoln, Illinois.
but is deYoting much Of his time to
the cause of temperance.
The other night while Will Gates
was attending the Temperance lecture.
some dastardiy sneak THE! purloined
the clothing from the line in his yard,
which had been hanging out to dry.
The thief also entered the residence
but did not take anything.
PARTIES wanting carpets laid, or
chairs upholstered. can not do better
than to secure the services of MI.
John Tomllnson, who is an expert in
every sense of the word and will do
you a good job at reasonable figures.
Call on him when waiting work.
THE Qui Vive FIRE department will
give another grand theatrical enter
tainment in the Opera House on the
18th. at which time they will play
Past Redemption" one Of the finest
temperance dramas extant, Our citi-
Gems should patronize them freely.
The CHIEF hat added many new and
handsome fonts Of TYPE this week to
its already complete ~selsv.ion and is
prepared as usual, to de- Ill classes of
fine work as cheap as he cheapest.
and guarantees first>s Is work or no
pay. All classes of 7 ork promptly *
ecuted. Call and ct our figures.