The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11

were married on December ], 1885, by
the Rev. Geo. w. Hummcll.
Stylographic INK. the only ink suit
able for the Independent pen, for sale
at Ferguson & Cos drug store.
THE Ladies' Baptist Home Mission
Society. will meet with Mrs. Brakeield
nj . o'clock, Tuesday afternoon. Dec.
Is.
DIvIxE service will be held in the
Catholic church, Red Cloud, on Sun
day the 18th instant, Joseph Clcry.
Pastor.
Mrs. G. 4. OWES was picked M by
the windstorm last Friday and carried
| about 20 feet and sustained some slight
Injuries.
THs packing Of ice will soon begin
in Red Cloud. Dur citizens put up
more or less OF the CONCEALED liquid
every winter.
BusIxESs last Saturday must have
been good with the merchants of Red
Cloud. The Golden Eagle Clothing
House sold seventeen overcoats that
day.
SENATOR ions SHERMAN. ofOhio. has
been elected President Of the u. :.
Senate. to fill the vacancy occaSioned
ny the death of Nice-president Hen
bricks.
Now is a good time to make your
friends a Christmas present. Call in
and subscribe fnr The CHEF for them.
This would he 4 present that would be
appreciated.
rRoF. rlCKrSG the worthy superin-
tendent of In- R'd ClGud schools, L.
/ the happy parent Of Il bouncing baby
girl. This piece of news viii account
Cor his prnfisioH of smiles during the
las; few DAYS. Usual weight.
Rrv. ". Alden. a relative Of II
friend Uncle Levi Moore, president of
the Rcd Cloud National Bank. has
moved Il our city and Is now one of
oar citizens. THE CHEF welcomes Mr..
Alden and family to Red Cloud.
OK last Friday the wind got on n
regular bender and for time strung
things up in great style. The wind
blew, the dust flew, and outhuildings
wore scycrallv overturned irrespective
OF who might he the owner.
THE ladies' Of the Congregational
church Will give an oyster supper next
Tuesday evening December 10. 1855.
Supper including oysters 35 centS.
Proceeds for the hene.it of the parsun-
are fund. Everybody cordially invit-
ed.
FoI the benefit Of our democratic
rcidcrs we present them this week
with a life like portrait of Nice-Presi-
dent Hendricks which appears on the
inside of to-days CHEF. along with n
notice of the funeral ~obscqiues at
indianapolis last tuesday.
as last FRIDAY a board came tlving
Fiown north Webster street during the
ksaie. and one end Of il struck a plate
glass in Morhart & Fulton's hardware
store and shattered it 10 pieces. The
J Same gale blew away the awning in
Front of Mrs. Lessons store.
= PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has delivered
rs first message 10 congress. The
ocumeut is voluminous and Is u fair
Emple OF the average message. He
oteS, by the the WAY. that We are Mt
Cace with Ill nations, and i'll the
fjoyment oi peace. hsppine IS, and
usperity.
III. +. SIMMONS has rented the
le door east of Henry Cooks drug
tre on 4th avenue and will hereafter
I'D auction there every Saturday.
pplc who are d~esl-ons Of having
ir goods sold will do well 10 see him, |
pc is a No. a~uc;joneer. All goods
signed To him Will he carefully dis
Il "a of At hisheS; price possible.
-GRiND ISLAND, Lincoln. Beatrice.
Fremont, Red Cloud, Seward, Kearney.
NcCook. Wahoo, ~. Paul. Holdrege.
Norfolk. Chadr,n. Blue Hill. Piatts-
mouth. Falls City, Nebraska Citv and
Ashland will be the principal railroad
center wet Of the Missouri river
inside Of the next three wears. W.
have arrived at This conclusion after =
cusoiy reading of \ few exchanges
gazette Journal.
Yes. dear friend, any N OF
the towns above mentioned will be a
railroad nte before Hastings Is.
TIE other day at the depot while
n of the passenger trains WAS laying
a; the station a sleek young confidence
Nsisp taSV W WIN al ttN iutAi MS
wealth. Policeman Gray noticed the
fact, and informed the old gentleman
of il. and at the same time gave the
confidence man notice to quit the
burg. whereupon the fellow drew two
revoivers on Dick, but concluded 10
put them in his pocket when he saw
that he could not bluff hlm. Since
shat time the fellow has gifted the
town.
SAMUEL. DYER, for the last year driver
for Wells. Fargo 4 Co.'S express in this
city. will receive the appointment Of
express agent next Monday. vice Mr..
II. Z. Kin~ey resigned. Mr.. Dyer has
shown himself To be a careful and con
scientious employee of that company,
and ~appreciating his honest endeavors
and integrity the company have justly
promoted him o the responsible posi-
ton of agent. The Office will now be
moved up town and after Monday Will
be ar the office lately occupied by nr.
Mckeeby, on Fourth Avenue. We
congratulate Mr.. Dyer on his appoint
saont. !