The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-05

Live hogs arc worth 500 in thi.
market.
Shipping tags can be had At the
CHIEF Office.
Farms for sale or rent, inquire at
the CHIEF Office.
Remember AT Mrs.. McBride's is the
place to buy hats and bonnets.
| Dr.. Kendall's "hOrse books for sale
at the CHIEF Office at % cents
apiece.
Call and examine our Norwegian
Cultivator. Can't he beat, at
SPAKOGLE 4 FUNK's.
| Hats, BOnnets, Wells, Flowers. Rib
hons Laccs, Ties, Fichuis are i'm great
variety ~ Mrs. McBRIDEs.
Squire Haney, of Elm Creek left at
our Office lat Friday a bunch Of pie
plant; the first We have seer this sea-
son.
Besley & Perkins are fully prepared
to do you a first class job, ifyOu are in
need of a pump. They warrant their
work.
The little Fortuna" cigar; for sale
ut Sherer's is the best S cent cigar in
town. 1t beats some of the 10 cent
cigars.
Mr.. Lewis Schumm, of Thonlasvile,
called in last Friday to make arrange
ments to prove up on his claim
and to subscribe for the CHIEF.
Rev. Geo. Little. State supt. Preshy-
terrain church, will preach at the
Methodist church in Red Cloud, next
Sabbath at II o'clock, a. IN.
Mrs. Mcbride wishes to inform the
ladies maiting, that she has received
her stock of goods. and is prepared to
fill orders for all kinds of Millinery.
Rev. Geo. O. Yeiser will preach next
Sabbath at the Congregational church,
morning and evening Covenant and
meeting Saturday at 3 p. III. previous.
People must discuss something; it
is the great preventive of insanity.
All persons are invited tn discuss a
trial bottle of DR.. Marshall's Bromo-
line for biliousness and the dys-
pepsia.
A rich mans son lives on his pap,
while a poor mans son takes DIR. Mar
shall's Bromoline for his blood and
and liver and earns his bread by the
sweat of his brow. Big bottles, are
fifty cents.
MARRIED.-At the residence of the
brides father, Mr.. Joseph. Graves,
near Wells, April 9th 1887. ny Rev,
J. T. Miner, Mr.. Charles RollisOn,
and Miss Jennie Graves, all of Web.
ster Co. Neb.
TENANT WANrED.-A farm to rent, S
miles from Red Cloud. 90 acres
under cultivation. Apply to J. Gaess.
Ter at the Bank. 36tf'
We are indebted to Mr.. J. P. Bayha
for report of the proceedings Of the eel.
bration of the anniversary of Odd
Fellowship by the members of the fra.
ternity at this place Tuesday of last
week, but we are sorry it was handed
in too late for the last issue and would
be stale news if published this week.
The ladies Of the Congregational
church will give q social, Tuesday
evening, May 10th, at the residence of
Mr.. E. B. Warner. As Mr.. and Mrs.
Warner are strangers among US, it is
especially desired that the occasion be
made q pleasant N by . large at
tendance. Refreshments served ct
nine o'clock.
The Johnson Perry 4 CO., patent
-four manufactured at the Milford
Mills, and for sale by Miner Bros. and
W.. b. Roby, is the best -four and
makes the incest, lightest and hest
bread that we have seen for q long
while. We know whereof We speak,
for u better half" has tested it to
our entire satisfaction and with the
best results.
/ We would suggest to our esteemed
contemporary Of the lower end of
town, he of the lop ears, that in view
of the fact that his paper is almost
ensisely devoted to us. with the excep.
ton Of the space that is occupied by
advertisements, he should issue a sup
plement each week that the few
readers ef that sweetscented concern
might have the pleasure of reading q
little local news once'in q while.
Talk about the frailty of women:
their inability to handle the ballot
with judgement and discretion. Ne
Sraska women are equal to any emer.
gency- Mrs. Bayless, wife of squire
Bayless, living at Cowles, plowed in
forty acres of wheat the present spring
with % saaky csltavstor. Don't tell us
that Nebraska women can't handle
anything that they have a mind to
take held OF, not excepting, in some
instances, sheir respected husbands.
a week Qr two ago We incidentally
referred to the fact that Hon. e. NJ.
Csmell of Hebron had started a Wom-
an's Journal in Lincoln and stated
Ars L. NJ Cornell Mas the proprietor.
ess of Millinery shop in Hebron.
We gathered our information in re-
gard to the millinery business from an
exchange. Last week We received q
very pleasant letter from Mr.. Correll
denying the soft impeachment We
take it all back and hsstea -say hat
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