The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-21

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cost 1t Markell & Son.
Novel jackets and jerseys for Men,
wear 1t G. Wiener.
Deyo's prices on holiday goods are
lower than any one.
A fine line Of fancy baskets just
arrived At Cottingis.
The largest line Of juvenile books
is to be found 1t Deye'a.
Meas fne suits worth $25 for $1e
and $50 At the Golden Eagle.
A good safe for sale. Call on Sill
& Stowe, " city drug store.
If you want holiday goods you will
save money by buying Of Deyo.
b. NJ. Young & Co. are bound ID
lead in sales in the near future.
Palmer's Frangipanni the best per
fumes made in the world at Deyo's.
Stern's saloon had two window
panes broken on Friday night BY Par
ties who were quarreling.
Marshal Warner arrested Fred Pot
ter in Omahs this week. Fred il
wanted in the case Of Potter vs Cline
The witnesses on the case Of the
counterfeiter were in Omaha last week
and after giving in their testimony
returned home.
Mrs NJ. r. Bentley and her sistcl
Miss Mollie Cook, were visiting IN
Riverton Saturday. They have re.
turned home.
The surprising bargains to be had
at Young's C. o. d. Emporium az
eagerly sought after andtheir bushes.
is rapidly increasing.
The c. o d. Emporium can hardly
keep their trade supplied with ribbons
although new lots arrive every othel
day. Their lM prices capture tn.
trade.
Ed. Highland has moved in his new
and elegant dwelling on Highlands
heights" The architectural design
is decidedly among the handsomest
in the city.
Married, at Red Cloud, Nebraska,
December 10, 1873 8, Mr.. Charles Il.
Putnam of Cowles, Neb., and Miss
Julia Hill Of Roscdale. Kan. Rev. G.
u. Ysiser officiating.
The Congregational church gave a
very interesting fair and festival at
the Y. NJ. c. A. last Friday evening
A large crowd vas present and the
crowd realized a large sum Of money.
Garfield Post and the W. Il. c.
will hold q fair and festival at Mason
ic Hall. New Years eve: Dec. 3lst,
for the benefit Of the destitute Of the
Grad Army. Further particulars
and program will appear next week.
The b. & NJ. X. r. will sell tick,
cts Dec. "a, %, 3lst and January l,
to stations not over 200 miles distant
at one fare for the round trip Going
passage limited to date Of sale. Final
limit Jan. 3rd. A. J. WEIGH, Agt
Marriage license was issued Dec
18th to George Grow and Jennie
Dunbar both of Webster county.
Also on the 18th to Franklin W.
Weaver Of Red Willow county Ne
braska and Miss Lavena +. Van
Dyke Of this county.
Henderson Bros, who have success
fully run a livery stable near the depot
have rented the MOZART building and
will start 40 up town livery stable. II
will be one Of the best equipped
stables in tho west. We arc glad te
see them branch out successfully.
For drcssmskiug cali on Mrs. Nal
poor in ". HouShtcn',
old tailor stand. Artistic dress and
coat making done in all its branches
Evening, dinner and street costumes
and tailor made suits, also cuttin:
fitting and designing without making
Patterns cut to measure
The mirriag.b!e yoe6g' ladies! o
Red loud will please heat, in min'
that leap year is fast :p.isins ava!
and if they do not seiak-the COLDER
opportunity and pop tho question
it may be everlastingly too late AM
thei, doom sealed ~ far q msrriag
is concerned. Do you catch on q
once.
The NJ. L. Sunday school will civ
an entertainment at the FIRST NJ. I
church on Christmas evening. !