The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-12

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JOHN DucKER has returned from
Chicago.
Miss BERTHE EMGH 10 visiting in
Beatrice.
J. L. KALEY's little boy has been
very sick.
W. B. RosY will have q public ssle
on April 3.
Mrs. G. r. CHASEY is slowly bu.
surely recovering.
w. W. FERGUSON and wife have re-
turned from Ohio.
ST. PArRIcK's day in the morning"
VIII ecu next Wednesday.
CHARLEY RENsBERC and wife have
arrived in the city from Denver.
I'D. WIENER has been on the sick
list this week, but he i. convalescing.
EDITOR Moos, of Illinois, was in the
city this week. trying 70 buy the Hell
met.
5. BEcKwoRrH of Michigan is in the
city, where he will make it his future
home.
SERVICES at the Episcopal church
Sunday at IL in morning and 7:3O in
evening.
j. q. POTTER leaves tonight for
Mound City, Mo, where he will remain
for three weeks,
Read the large lad" of the Golden
Eagle and see what extra inducements
1t Offers buyers.
w. l.. HAIsEs and wife, of West Va.
have moved to this city. where they
Will reside IN the future.
BURR HAMMER is said TO have
yamoosed the ranch, and taken a trip
into Kansas for his health.
NUMEROUS emigrants are now look
towards Red Cloud, and during the
last week several have located here.
A car load Of horses just received
Inquire at j. w. Warren's auction
rooms. Will be sold cheap for cash or
on time.
The Farme rs and Merchants Bank
ing Co have commenced fitting up
their building for occupancy by April
5.
J.. A. BROWN has taken the express
route from Red Cloud to Kansas City
and has moved his family into Banker
Smiths dwelling.
PEOPLE from the south side of the
rlver should not forget that the bridge
is now i'll and travel again uninterrupt.
cd. Don't forget il.
HOWELL Bros. have now taken
charge of the old Nebsaska Lumber
Company which they recently pur-
at the receivers sale.
/ Mrs. WOODWARD, of Seward, state
treasurer of the w. C. T. U. will lecture
in the Presbyterian church on the 18th
afternoon and evening.
REV. J. W. kIMMELL general mission.
airy from the English Lutheran church
will hereafter fill appointments OF that
! denomination in the city.
J. ]. Ducker has returned from the
east where he has just purchased the
largest stock of spring dress goods, ETC.
ever brought across the Missouri.
Miss SARAH PERRY has left town for
a short time To visit the eastern cities
and look at their latest styles. Will
open shop again the first of April.
JoHN YOUNG of the firm of Athow &
Young goes to Chicago On Monday,
Where he will lay in the largest stock
OF dress goods ever brought To the Red
Cloud market.
Go to Ducker's grand opening of
spring goods. They invite your es-
pecial attention to their dress goods,
which is the largest, handsomest and
best stock you yer saw.
Mrs. S. W. SEELEY has just received
a new supply of lace goods, and would
be pleased L have the ladies call at
her residence and see them, as she is
unable TO leave her home.
TERE will be a special conclave Of
Cyrene Commaniery NO IA, Friday
March IL, 1856. Work in both orders
of the Temple. Visiting Knights re-
spectfully invited.
j. A. TULLEYs, E. c.
In another column Of to-days CHIEF
will be found the report of the Red
Cloud National Bank. The statement
shows a highly pleasing condition of
that institution. Peruse the statement,
and it will do you good.
By an article copied from q New
Mexico paper We learn that our young
friend Charley Remsberg has joined
the great army of married men, and is
expected every day in this city. We
wish the groom much JOY.
NIKE FISHER, a suburban resident
came wsltzing down the sidewalk with
a COW the other day. and Marshal
Pond quietly took Mike i'll. and the
bucolic brother was lhned $3.50 for q
violation Of q city ordinance.
THE young man who suddenly de
cended the golden stair at the toe O.
,. All irate brothers boot last Saiurda,
night, silently but wisely concluded
that he had learned more sense IN
minute than he had in a great many
weeks before.