The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15

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Ex-mayor Tinker was in the city
Saturday.
Oysters ct Ernst Welsch's. Bes:
brands kept.
Nj. Starks living north of the city
is shipping baled hay to Denver.
Sleeper Bros regular days for grind
ing are Wednesdays and Saturday.
Jean Pants, warranted not to rip
for only 81. 90 At B. 81 G.
All winter goods az your own say
SO 1t B. & G.
Remember . good solid over-coat
can be bought of B. & G. for 81. so.
Overcoats at coat and more to at
B. & G.
Look at our jean pants for 500,
warranted not to rip. B. &
Great bargains in Hamburgs, hos
cry aRd white trimmings at Mrs. F.
Newhouse.
All kinds of novelty braid, rick
rack, braid, tinsel cord &c. &c. at
Mrs. F. Newhouse.
Another Wedding Of note is said to
be on the tapis. Wonder il the
''g-eat unbidden" will be there?
Take your old copper ware, iron.
rage. ETC., to Morhart who will ex-
change tinawre for the same. II.
Tr. D. F. Mcfarland, the B. &
Ms new roadmaster will occupy A. j.
Welch's dwelling as Don ~ Mr.. W.
goes to McCook.
Ed Highland, formerly roadmaster
of the i. & NJ. on the Republican
valley division was in the city Sstur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs. j. W. Sherwood held . very
pleasant entertainment at her resi-
dence on Tuesday evening assisted BY
her Sunday school class.
j. T. Emigh sold his meat market
one day last week. On Saturday
the Red Cloud National bank
who held his paper to . large
amount, sued out an attachment for
500 in Judge Sweezy's court on the
remaining goods. The probabilities
are that the bank will be losers.
The report that Armour's man was
in Red Cloud trying to scare our To-
cal meat dealers into buying fresh
meat of that great monopolist, seems
to have been purely imaginary on the
part of wind mill organ No such
proposition was made to our local
dealers, We have been Informed. He
was here for the purpose Of selling
cured meats, and that only.
The indications arc that there will
be music in the air before long to
which the Hon. W. A. McKeighan
ex-county judge will be . party,
unless a sum of money supposed to
be due Don Dwyer,-vho was = few
years ago adjudged insane, but since
pronounced sane and released,-is
forth coming. Don proposes to fur
nish the music. but wants the county
to pay the fiddlers.
On the inside Of today's CHIEF will
be found an interesting serial story
entitled the Lone Hollow. or Peril
Of the Penroys." 1t iss thrilling
story and full of adventure. We are
also publishing Talmadge's sermons
and many other special features. A
full text Of the Oklahoma bill ~ pas
sed BY the lower house Of congress.
will be found on the inside Of this
weeks paper. The bill will probably
become a law.
G. Il. CLANCY delivered his lecture
on the Evidences Of . future Exis'
tence." at the NJ. f. Church Sunday
night, before q large and ~appreciative
audience. The paper was one Of The
most logical productions We have eve'
listened to on the subject Of religion
1t was in contradistinct;on to tho sb
surd idea of evolution, and from many
we'll taken points proved conclusively
that ths bible theory ~as the tru'
one in regard to the creation Of man
and that there was one great Law
siver whose handiwork in the man
acement Of creation was an undis
pu,ed fact. Those who failed to hea'
tie lecture missed IN able documen
in support ct the gospel, besides
| iiterary effort NOT often produced
l, vas good.
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