The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-07

Mn. Prof. Curras is visiting in
Superior.
Novel jackets and jerseys for Mems
wear at C.. Wiener.
Deyo's prices on holiday goods are
lower than any one.
A fine line Of fancy baskets just
arrived at Cuttings.
Look Here. Only one more week At
cost at Markell & Son,
The largest line Of juvenile books
is to be found at Deye's.
Money to loan at q living rate Of
interest by d. NJ. Platt.
John Shirley was out in the wild
and woody west" this week.
Meas fine suits worth SIS for els
and $50 at the Golden Eagle.
A good safe for sale. Call on Sill
4 Stowe, owe city drug store.
Ii you want holiday goods you will
save money by buying Of Deyo.
For extra select oysters 60 to +.
Welsch's, Dickcrson's old stand.
There have been reported q number
of cases Of diphtheria in the city.
Palmer's Frangipanni the best per
fumes made in the world at Deyo's.
Corn husking is about over and our
farmers are beginning to sec a a dol
lar or two in the future.
DIR. Larabee, a homeopathic ply
stefan va in the city this week and
will probably locate here.
Miss Minnie Poulson who has been
visiting with W. R. Chaplain and
family has returned to StJoseph, Mo.
Will Parkes wishes to announce
that he is not a candidate for the
post Office. We are glad to hear
Wills denial.
II. Is. Simmons received word Sat
urday that his mother had died She
lived in Pennsylvania and was seven
ty three years of age.
G.. Wiener has taken out his oil
lamps from his store room and in ad-
dition to arch lights will put in a
number Of incadescent lights. Mr..
Wiener believes in making his store
as light as day.
TIE CHEF hopes that the ladies Of
Red Cloud will give New Years calls.
Ii there is one thing that is proper
that is the thing. We would be pleas
ed to publish the names of all the la
dies who will receive calls. Let there
be a large number who receive.
For dressmakinS call On Mrs. Nal
pocr in W, .Houghton's
old tailor stand. Artistic dress and
coat making done in all its branches.
Evening, dinner and street costumes
and tailor made suits, also cutting
fitting and designing without making
Patterns cut to measure.
Ira Edgeil, concluding that single
blessedness as compared with c%onju-
gal bliss was a delusion, decided that
lie woald unite his wishes and for
tunes in wedlock, and consequently
was married to Miss Ella Emick on
Sunday evening at the residence of
Judge West, who oficiated. The
CHIEF wishes "a and his bride much
Joy.
Our townsman. Kenyon Skeeu, was
recently over in Kansas. While there
a dog bit him on the Lee, not thinking
anything about the matter, left for st
Louis the other night, and arriving
there his lee began to swell and he
has moi been able t. walk since, but
expects to get around in a few days.
He is under the doctors care for the
present.
Those who attended the opera las,
evening were unanimous ia saying
that Frank Lindon was the best actor
that has played here this year. He is
we'll supported, the scenery magnif-
cent, and the orchestra ranks among
the best that travel. In the exciting
drama Of Monte Christie last, even,
ing, the house vas taken b. storm at
the close of each act. The Xorld Is
mine!' ssOne," Two Three" were
al received with applause.-kearney
Daily Hub.
Mss Hurlbutt, assistant principal
at the Red Cloud high schools receiv'
ed the sad intelligence on Monday. Of
the death of his mother. She left
Monday night for the purpose of be