The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06

Henry Cook has just rece .vo ! hi,
now stock OF wall papers. the IN.
est selection ever brought hero
Decorations shaGes, and all kindl
II wall paper trimmings.
OITY NEWS.
OnI thou tickle march,
ORIGINAL Tennesseeans March 10.
TBk roads are getting in better con.
aitiou.
o. the 18th Of March will be 81. Pat
nsk'sdSy.
A SURE sign VI spring IL the advent o
e blsckbird in our midst.
RDsERvED seat tickets for Tsunesse.
concert. 1t Cooks drug store.
4 sKRIous sperature in the bridge
nsar the creamery has been repaired
CHAS. STEPHEN. . thrifty Kansas
farmer made " . pleasant call this
week.
II u worth City cents TO hear Hager.
snHn. the bssso Of the Original Tennes.
oseans.
Mr. GkIvYrTTs, Of the firm Of Eust,s 4
Grif6tts. has returned from . ten days
visit in Omaha.
AN. F. X. 0UxP Who hes been visit
1ng in Ohio for tho last few weeks has
returned home.
Dox'T wait until the last minute 70
gst your reserved seAt tickets 70 Ten
neaseeans concert.
H. b. SIXoxs has gone back to the
Keystone state for . two weeks visit
among old friends.
]. H. GRAvEs had one Of tho largest
Gales In the county on the 18th. Part
" the day he run two suotioneers.
OrR brick dealers. Aessn. Ludlow
4 CO., are prepared. a soon a the
weather becomes settled. " make .
half million brick.
The First National Bank have NOV.
Cd into their elegant new quarters next
TO the post Office. Il makes . hand.
some banking house.
MIS-. g. n. /. AExRY, n. w. c. r. Y.
evxngeli t. has been holding neetinss
in this city this week with good results
She 10 Q fluent tslker and substantial
worker.
RYy. Gro. HUMMEL has closed his
revival msstings on Penney Creek.
tome thirty people joined church. He
Win hola meetings OH Ash Creek for .
few nights.
SERvICN in the Baptist church next
Sunday. Preaching at IL .. m. and 10
p. m; Sunday school At II n: temper
auce school At $50; young folks invited
10 pastors Bible class.
THs ordinance Of baptism was ad-
rninistered to nine candidates at the
Baptist Church, Sunday evening. The
church was literally crowded full and
many had to stand up.
IL another column will be found the
public sale notice Of Mr.. As"hn. near
SsleI-. and slso Mr.. Thos. Wilson will
cell "a cattle Al w. J. Wilson's resi-.
dence OH Hull Greek.
BONE fears have been entertained
cha. the bridge Over the Republican
might 20 out this season, but forum
steiy the weather is Going . good work
in slowly melting the ice away 90 that
there will not be ~ much danger -
WA anticipated.
WV. GATES bought three head OF
cattle from . man living near Blue
Hill that took the cake. A six year
old steer weighed 232s pounds. . three
wear old one kicked the beam at 1878.
and still another ak years old bore
down l74O pounds.
"sratHartxk has como Gentle An.
uie" that 10 to say the present indics'
lions Just q We SO 70 preas point IN
that direction, but - has heen said os
peti, jury, no man eau tel! what Vail
be the condition of the weather In the
next twenty-four hOun.
Tnr Teupesseeans claim - have the
beat shouting tenor living. the purest
and sweetest colored soprano travelling
the very hes, basso with any COMPANY
the very best colored tenor travelling IN
America; that the present is the best
chosen aud most novel program Of any
colored company; that a. . chorus they
are unspproachsble;thai asa company
they are the best
: The committe TO revise the premi
um list should get together - early ~
possible and sc, it into shape n 'nte
Anl,e hands Of the printer. Tho list
be printed and distributed no
- ter than June Is, 90 that farmers can
their r,sns 70 make exh'b'sh Ihr
absolutely necessary. The idea o
kttiug the list out . week before thu
n does not reach the result insendet
1t should.
1TRs contract for she new fail
e rounds has been let and in This issut
xe advertise the sale ofthe old ground
The new grounds are situated q As
Nellors' farm, just ~ess Of the city
and whom oaoe they are put in proper
~ e.