The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-29

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New goods at Mrs. FowIer's Millin-
cry store.
Base burner for sale at the CHIEF
ofIice-a bargain.
We want some corn on subscription,
and don't you forget it,
The w. G. T. U. will meet at Mrs.
BOWS Friday at 4 o'clock p. m.
Mr.. Jonas Rosenthal returned from
New York last Friday evening.
English Stationary. 40 cents per
quire at, HENRY Cooks.
Eherer is having his store building
moved back preparatory to building
a 20 foot addition in 'front.'
Go to Mrs. Fowler's millinery store
for the latest styles of Millinery goods,
first door north of the Bank, Red
Cloud.
Hon. +. NJ. Cornell, editor Of the
Western Woman's Journal, will lect-
ure at the VI. L. Church this Thurs
day evening.
All the engines on the B. & NJ. and
c. b. & Q. roads were draped in
mourning last Monday in honor of
the murdered president.
PUMPS!
We are the leaders in this line.
Our work is warrented, and we sell
as cheap. a. good work and good
goods will admit of our doing.
BEsLEY & PERKINS.
We invite the attention of our read
ers to the advertisement of the Buck
eye Mfg Co, Marion, Ohio, in
another column. They offer rare
inducements to earn an honest
living.
We have sold and put up during
the past 10 days, 4 Eclipse Wind
Mills. Farmers will not hare any
other kind, they lead the world.
BEsI.EY & PERKINS.
The business houses were closed
and a great number of them draped
in mourning, in honor of the presi-
dents funeral last Monday. Funeral
services were held at the NJ. E.
church.
Remember hal we carry only first
class goods. We guarantee them to
he just as we represent them. if not so,
your money will he returned to you.
BEsLEY & PERKINS.
Over one hundred lamps ranging in
price from 40 cents too 81 90 COM
plete, at Henry Cooks Red Cloud
Drug Store.
We have only a few of them S dol
lar shot guns left, they arc just the
thing to use about the farm.
BLSLEY & PERKINS.
A full line of dry-goods, groceries,
boots 4 shoes. hats Il caps, tlannels,
muslins. prints and everything else
usually kept in a general merchandise
store will be closed out at cost at
"Uncle Sam" CARRIERS store. Now is
the time to get bargains.
MARRIED:-At the residence of Mr..
John Hanson, near Wells, Sept.
2lst, by Rev. j. 7. Miner, Mr..
jeremiah Howard and Mrs. Sarah
+. Farmhouse, all Of Webster co.,
Neb. -
MARRIED:-At the Commercial Hotel
in Red Cloud, Sept. oath 1881 by
Edwin G. Hawley, Justice of the
Peace. Mr.. Patrick McGinnis of
Batin Nebraska. and Miss Amelia
Brew of Smith Center Kansas.
The old flag that has foated in the
breeze from the flag staff in Red
Cloud for the last eight years is now
reduced to a bunch of ribbons, and it
will be in order to get a new one
before the next national holiday.
STOVES, STOVES
Every body gives us credit for hav-
ing the finest and best assortment of
Stoves ever brought to this place.
We sell them cheap too, and do not
propose to- be udnersold.
BEsLEY & PERKINS.
CLOSING OUT.
Uncle Sam CARRIER is closing out his
n,s,,a ctA,l- ~ GOOD. ,N-r IS
everything usually kept in a general
merchandise store. Now is the time
to get bargains in all kinds of goods.
Don't fail to call before making your
purchases.
A new enterprise, the Webster
County Bank, was opened for business
last Monday. The proprieiors.
Messrs. Shidler & Shirley. are gentle
man of large experience in the bank
ing basines and come well RECON-
mended. See their business card in
another column. -
w learn that q destructive prairie
fire visited the vicinity of Blue Hill
last week, and that several farmers in
that section lost heartily. Our mfor-
mant states that one Mitchell, a dis
abled soldier. lost everything he pos
sessed that would burn, with the
exception of his dwelling house. ~
The hot weather has not been con-
fined to Nebraska the present sum