The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-12
Cotiag's $50

&c. Potter, Sam West and Harry
Pond are putting in city water.
A nice little April shower on Mon.
day and "Wednesday and farmers feel
happy.
Mn. u. r. Bentley Was visiting in
Orleans this week with Mrs. ". ".
Gardner.
Mrs. C. Anderson, Of KiSvin, Kan,
daughter Of VIM. Thomas, 10 visiting
With her parents.
] ". &. SchencL and wife. Of Akron.
COL, are whiting this week With their
relatives in Red Cloud and vicinity.
The Ladies So :ial Guild Of Grace
Episcopal Churcs will meet At Mrs.
Alex Bentley's shif, friday after
noon.
On April 81, ~ eleven q. m. there
will be services s. the Baptist church
under the auspices Of the Knights
Templar.
The licenses having expired, the
saloons have been closed mp pending
the issuance of new license on next
Saturday evening.
A number Of railroad graders pass
ed through the city from Indian Ter
ritofy this week. They had been
waiting 70 get work en- the Omaha
and Dodge City Ry., but had given it
up saying that they had been inform
Cd that The road would not be built,
only on paper. That's about the size
Of it ws guess
By card received d these head.
quarters from Dscorah, Iowa, we Learn
that Miss Lucie Thomson, formerly Of
Red Cloud, Va recently united in
marriage 70 Mr.. E. C. MsCullov. and
has again returned 70 Nebraska -
live. Her home will hereafter be at
Curtis. THE CHIP, with the numer-
Gus friends Of Mrs. McCullow; extend
hearty cengratulstions.
Read what you . buy At Young's
c. o. d. Emporil Am and note the dif-
ference in prices. A genuine whole
bone corset, warranted, only 30 cents
that sells everywhere for 4l.25. also
We sell the best corset for 50 cents in
tho city. White bed spreads, large
size, only Is cents and An extra heavy
white narseilles quilt for Gil worth
$3.50 anywhere. White goods, EN-.
broideries and laces at prices that will
please the shsrpeN buyers. Call on
us when you want genuine bargains.
YoUNG's 6. o. D. EMPORIUM.
An exchange has caught the proper
idea when it says that one Of the
freaks Of nature that . newspaper
man runs up against every once in .
while in his travels is the man Who
thinks that . Newspaper should pitch
into" somebody all the time. He
would make . Newspaper . sort ola
smut mill for somebody to dump his
suspicion, illfeeling and sisnderous
gossip into. In nine cases ont OF ten
these fellows are cowardly, and would
not make complaint against any man
to bis face, but they would rejoice to
zee the Newspaper man Peddle out
their miserable yarns for them. The
time for such business happily has
gone BY. The newspaper man 10 not
quite such . fool a. some people be
encounters imagine.
Tho citisens Of Council Bluffs are
doing some hard work to make the
Firemen's Tournament, to b held
there June IL, IL, Is and IA. . grand
success. They have secured . rate Of
ane fare for the round trip in Iowa
and Nebraska, and have sent . com
mittee 70 Chicago to try and get .
rsto Of one cent . mile. They have
raised 4 1850 for purses. and are max
ing preparations for the entertainment
Of Of least 10000 visitor. For full
particulars Of prizes. rules, rates, etc.,
address, J. L. TENPLEroS,
Council Bluffs, lows.
A Red Cloud hopeful Va asked the
other day BY . certain Sunday School
superintendent If he ever saw 9
drunken man?
"Yes," was the quick reply Of the
little fodder.
"Hnv did he look" said the 8. 8.
HE had . great big red nose
said the hopeful.
Where did you . him." Wa
asked.
"Oh! In the newspaper" Wa the
innocent reply.
The s. S. subsidized, and the Sunday
school rosrsd. The child had evil
ds.tly been reading the Judge"
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