The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-10
TID.BITs.

JOHN MURRAY has gone to Iowa.
d. NJ. PLArr has returned home.
Mrs. NEwHousE is visiting in Oma-
ha.
Call at the First National Bank for
81 per cent. interest farm loans. 3tf
GET your truck ready for the fair.
Every body should haye something on
| exhibition.
The Red Cloud Mills are now ready
to buy new wheat. Farmers will find
it q ready market. 6tf
Mr.. PLATr received word Wednes-
day that his wife's father had died at
White Water, Wis.
A BULL for sale, 3 years old. A No. /.
Inquire of A. o. Berg, Red Cloud, or
on his farm south of the river. 6w2
Mrs. C. S. Humphrey OF Indianola
daughter of r. X Orchord is visiting
her parents at Invale this week.
The school teachers now cry rats"
when they think about drinking the
water out of the school house we'll.
Isl pounds light brown sugar, 81.
133 pounds granulated sugar for 81 at
E. L. Willis & Co.'S cash bargain house;
Rev. D. JONES will preach at the
| Congregational Church next Sabbath at
the usual hours a full attendance is de-
sired.
The Ladies Baptist H. NJ. Society
| will have a Rag social at the residence
of Rev. G. o. Yeiser, Tuesday evening
Sept IA.
The ladies' aid society meets Friday
at Mrs. D. C. Myers promptly at 2 p.
m. All members are requested to be
present.
READ Willis & Co.'S new advertise =
ment on first page. The gentleman is
offering extrem ely low bargains. Call
I and see hi m.
d. HAzEN, of gainesville, Ohio, a
brother to Mrs. j. o. Chambcrlin. of
lnavale, was a pleasant caller at these
steam headquarters this week.
\ fine assortment of Isle thread
hosiery. Call and see them. We nave
| also received a fine line of all kinds of
ladies' goods at Mrs. Newhouse's.
The law firm of CLANCY & Bentley
has been dissolved by mutual consent.
MI. CLANCY retains the old Offices and
will continue the practice of the law
T. J. MosHER will move to the city
He has let the contract for a brick
house and will move in soon. Orr
good brother can't live happily in the
suburbs.
TUESDAY, Sept. II, Bishop Worthing-
ZION will visit this city to %consecrate
Grace Episcopal Church. Service,
sermon and communion at 1880 a. m.
! All are invited.
SAN WEST may be a very fire Judge,
but he has a felOn or his hands now
that he can not send up, although We
nave heard him intimate that no would
like to see it in-in-blue blazes just
the I'M
MARRIED, On September l, AZ the
| brides home IN Warren county. Illi-
nois, Mr.. Frank o. Slater, OF Webster
county, Nebraska, and Miss Nerva E.
Cling. The bride and groom left fer
their future home in Nebraska on the
eth.
THE Red Cloud people don't want
our trade, or why should they shut up
| all the good roads from here to their
town. We can't pull loads of grain
through draws and over hills. We will
soon have elevators and stores at
Baden and then the grass can grow on
the ridge road to Red Grandchildren
Correspondent Blue Hill Times.
That is where you are off again. Red
Cloud wants the trade of all, and will
have it if selling goods cheaper than
any city west OF Lincoln viii do it. As
far as fencing up the roads are con-
cerned the attempt has been made by
eastern parties who own the land, but
our people propose to fight the matter.
REPORT of school, district ii, for the
month ending September 3. Whole
number enrolled, 80; those who have
not whisp cred during the month, Ida
Lea. Sarah Netcalf, Mary Mcintosh
and August Moede; those not tsrdy,
Sarah Metcalf, Eddie Metcalf, and
Frank Mcintosh. Mertie Mcintosh
was not absent during the month.
OLLIE BEAN, Teacher.