The Red Cloud chief., 1886-05-14
GEEERALITIES.

VIZ DucgER, E.Q. j. in Chicago or
business.
4 full line Of patent medicines a;
City Pharmacy.
CTS LAUTERBACH has gone west for 4
few DAYS recreation.
srKlyG has come. The grind organ
fellows are coming.
DR. ENIGH's house shines re7p!end-
ent IN a new coat Oi paint.
SAN SOFER Of Walnut Creek l. gong
70 Oregon o On FOR Al- health.
WI. MCAvoY has purchased the J..
VI. Hog farm on Walnut Creek.
The City Clerk ha- a large supply Of
bra--e7 for dog license purposes.
WN. NCDOSALD. OF CGthcr,On bought
a fine -et Of new harness TIN. week.
MR.. q. W. Cline returned from a
Witt to Clay County Saturday evening.
Sherwin Williams paints at City
Pharmacy. \ guarantee with every
can.
JOINS STOREY has moved TO Red
Cloud where he Wi! remain IN the iu-
turc.
ID. BARTHOLOMEW received word
this week that his father had died n
Iowa.
PEAK & LATTA, Of Cowles, were
pleasant callers at these headquarters
TINS week.
Now J. the time 70 get your furni-
ture. Car load Just received At
FOrresters.
Earl NESToN, IA nephew OF Henry
Cook has taken a position with }. }.
Ducker d CO.
Special sale Of ladies' shoes for next
81 days AT Golden Eagle. Read large
advertisement.
l. ouf issue oflast week we omitted
the name OF Mr.. g. ". Dow, treasurer
OF the ladies aid society
Special sale Of ladies shoes for next
80 days at the Golden Eagle. Read
large advertisement.
CHARLEY Johnson has purchased the
fine jersey bull Of &. G. Eustis. The
animal Is a Thoroughbred.
The Amboy Milling Company will
pay 90 cents per bushel for good wheat
that viii test - or 81 pounds IL II
BOYS blue flannel sailor suits at the
Golden Eagle clothing store At $50
and upwards. Don't forget ii.
Plumb Bros. fired a large kiln Of
brick on Wednesday. They are also
making we'll brick for curblns wells etc.
THE Hs,D,d has passed into the
hands of Grant Ludlow. We hope the
helmet IN Grants hands Will lie a sue
cess.
Mrs. HULANIsKI and her mother,
Mrs. b Plummer, have returned from
Chicago. Our good brother i therefore
happy.
TIE VI. +. Church had a general
cleaning up Wednesday. The interior
of the church WAS nicely cleaned up
10y the ladies.
T. T.. GoBLE. who has been absent
from home tor the past week or so In
the intcrc.t Of the Traders Lumber
Co, Ia, returned.
luz Ladies Aid Society viii meet
at the residence of Mrs. g.. X. Chaney
Friday afternoon. \ large and early
attendance Is desired.
WM. Hooper, OF Judson, is now en-
gagged IN singing hush little baby,
don't you cry, you'll Toe an angel bye
and bye Usual weight.
Mis- SDIE HART. sister of Mrs. F.
V Taylor. came in Tuesday evening,
and left Wednesday morning for her
claim in Cheyenne county, Kansas.
TIE Missouri Pacific railway are
about 10 extend their line to Salem
from Burr Oak. We presume it viii
not he long before they reach Red
Cloud.
AMONG the various strikes all over
the country, We learn OF several light
ming strikes. One peculiarly of these
strikes is the fact that they admit o! no
arbitration.
JoHN q. SFISrR, the eminent barris-
ter, Notary Public. ct al. has recently
purchased lots on Webster Street.
There may he matrimonial significance
in the transaction.
THE W. Il. &. viii meet at Masonic
Hall next Monday afternoon. All
members are earnestly requested to bee
present a. there i business OF import
ance 10 be attended TO.
The b. < VI. folks are repainting
and fixing up the interior of ,he eating
house. We have aS fine an eating
house n there l. IN the west. Bob.
Furst Is the handsome manager.
Rev. II. y. PoSD. Of Uubbell. has
moved his family to Red Cloud and
viii assume the pastorate Of the Pres
bvterian church of tins place. Services
mex Sabbath morning and evening.
THE assessors books. OF Pleasan,
Hill township. Will he IT the Off e of
the town clerk ON Tuesday. May -.
1855. and open for inspection and
correction. Those having grievances
please take notice.
Mas. ". T. WATSON has returned
home from Ohio, where she has been
for several weeks, Park is very happy
and wears a bland smile on his phiz.
Ms. Watson brought with her from
Ohio a fine red bird.
WN. BARRETT. of TUCSON. and two or
three other farmers OF that locality.
sent TO Philadelphia after potatoes tor
seed. IL WAS quite n speculation, the
potatoes cos, So for a bushel and the
express $3.50, total $3.50. Right vaiu-
able potatoes.
THE CHIEF, as usual, last week per-
formed a graceful stradile on the New
Republic outrsge-Ayus
How about the 4rcus-eyei young
mans straddiing and sSsirac;ing the
original manuscript for the New Re
public outrage?
AT Ambov On sunday night a young