The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-01

ttSS'hdti'S hd9lplOa Ms az sHO'
city on Monday. 81
All winter goods at your own sat
so at L. & g.
Remember a good solid over-coat
can be bought of Z. & G.. for 81. so
Oyercoats at cost and more to at
3. & G..
Look Z. our jean pants for 800,
warranted not to rip. Il. &C.
Jean Pants, warranted not to rip
for only Sl.0o at b. & G.
Sleeper Bros regular days for grind
ing are Wednesdays and Saturday.
Old copper, ircn, rags, ETC., taken
in trade for tinware at Adam Nor
hart. 22tf
Daniel X. Schenck has been ap-
pointed by the Governor as a notary.
public. "
Great bargains in Handbags, hos
cry and white trimmings at Mrs. +.
Newhouse.
All kinds of novelty braid, rick
rack, braid, tinsel cord &c. &c. at
Mrs. T. Newhouse.
Take your old copper ware, iron.
rage. etc., to Morhart who will ex-
change tinawre for the same. tt.
Peak Sisters at the opera house,
Tuesday evening, March 9Th, for the
benefit of the Episcopal church.
wish to buy county bonds, school
district bonds, also, county and city
warrants. ID. NJ. PLATT.
j. G.. Potter has moved into his
new dwelling north of TIE CHIEF
residence, at the head of Cedar
street.
The ladies L. ii. NJ. society will
have a special meeting Tuesday after
noon March, 9th at Mrs. S. Perkins.
Come prepared to work
Ed W. Hahn, of Red Cloud, arriv-
ed yesterday with his goods and chat
tells, and will become a citizen Of But
ler.-Dayid City Tribune.
When in Red Cloud call at the
furniture store Of +. V. Taylor, oppo.
site the post office, ard pick you out
a fine kitchen or rarlor suit.
Dave Stronp. one of the fine saloon
Keepers, was closed up on Tuesday,
Dave has been running in bad luck
lately. He has opened up again.
On Wednesday evening, Grace and
Charley Fort entertained her little
friends ty a donkey social. 1t was
pleasant event and the little folks en-.
joycd it hugely
Today is Longfellows anniversary
and in order to commemorate the day
the Y. NJ. &. ~ folks and the public
schools will listen 10 a brief biogra-
phv of that gentleman by Hon. G. X
Clancy.
G.. W. Lindsey's packing interest
have so broadencd out that he finds II
necessary to put up large quantisie'
of ice and consequently has, or vii
have. 5000 tons put in before the
thau. " are glad I O see him ant
his important industry flourish.
During the test of the water work
on "Wednesday a solid stream OF waite
was thrown fifty feet over the ne'
bank building which is over sixt
feet high. This was done by direC
pressure alone and only so pounds a
that. 1t is estimated that with direc
pressure aud stand pipe pressure
stream could te thrown 500 feet ca:
{ lily.
Captain Houchin. a poor but hor
orable old soldier. received the Joyf,
, news this week that the goverrmen
. had granted him a pension for servI
, .es rendered during the war. tt
Captain gets s2.i.2o back pensio
and a monthly allowance hencefort
of 50. He was one Of those brave d.
u serving soldiers and entitled to til
d sum. though small. that has bee
awarded him.
Presiding Elder Jones occupied Il
First Ne,hodis, church pulpit on Sa
' bath evening and delivered an alb
sermon. by the way We notice u
e der the careful guidance of Rev. Fl
keuburc. that the VI. F.. church
t. prospering and the congregation II
D. creasinc. Mr.. T. is an able and 10
h ical ,heolosiau. and gives evidence
70 " - A~ac, osher On.