The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

q. c. Scott 10 Up sg.is sitter . se.
vsre illsess.
What ere or people goisg 70 d.
sbsss irngsaiasf
Nm. Dr. 8hsrer has bees qsite
sick bet = getting better.
J. r. Hsllesbeck vss qsise snfos.
tssste this week 10 spanning bis
For grsesrics, esnIed fruits, teas.
eoGses, &c. See jobs Psrkes, yos
can get bargains.
Far.sss, 900 ess get more goods Of
Johs Parkes fer less money than Of
any house in Red Cloud.
The littls children Of Mr.. 4. Gale
shs have been threatened With pneu'
nosia but arc getting along nicely
The entertainneot At the NJ. +:
church Mosdsy night was . grand
success and vas highly appreciated.
Deyos extremely low prices brought
him . large Christmas trade These
lou prices will be continued on every
thing in his store.
Constipation po,sons tho blood; De-
Wits little early risers cure consti'
patton. The cause removed, the
disease 10 gone. Sold by Getting. Z
The Pacific railway has 15-100tha
Of . mile Of road in county, in Oai
Creek ,ovsship. and pays 1888 tax
- therecn, that Is when they pay it.
Little Nellie Fort, daughter Of l..
81. Fort, has been very sick this wcel
With isAamstion Of the bowels, but
We ore pleased to learn that she is re
coverisg.
Small in size, great in results: De
Wits little early risers. Best pill
for constipation, best for sick head
ache, best for sour stomach. Sold BY
Getting.
For family groceries Of oil kinds
SEQ J. S. Parkcs, opposite Moon bloch
one door north of Mrs. Nswhousc's
He will sell you goods cheaper than
any one.
Your cough will not last al winter
You will not be kept awake at night;
You will get immediate relief if.
You will use DeWitt's cough and
consumption cure. Sold by Getting 4
The b. & N. railway company paid
their taxes this week, amounting t.
$l1,304.l0 Who says . railroad j,
not q good institution to Fave in oul
midst. Webster county Las 20 miles
and We wish it had 27O.
Calanthe lodge No. % X. P. il
getting along nicely and bids fair to
regain its former prestige. On next
Tuesday evening there will be work
in the frst rank. All Knights IN
good standing cordially invited. Wis
iting Knights welcomed.
The Pullman car company owe
Webster county $lo0,l9 taxes on
their cara but do not pay it. W.
would suggest to Treasurer Fasslel
that he gobble on to one of their carr
for the amount some day. They
should be made to pay it just like
the rest Of us.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral has given
me great relief in bronchitis. With.
in . month I have sent some of this
preparation to . friend suffering from
bronchitis and asthma. Il has done
HIM % much good that he writes for
more.-Chss. F. Dumptervillc, Ply
mouth, England.
Judge Turnkey has returned from
Sioux City, Iowa, where he has been
attending the funeral Of his brother.
h. I. Turnkey, who died there last
week Of pneumonia after two days ill.,
ness. His remains were inferred in
Sioux City. His death vas very sud-
den and Was . sad blow to his wife
and family Who we're not apprised of
bis serious condition only twelve
hours before death.
The var department has broken
ground for . new fort ct Sandy Hook
for the protection Of the harbor of
New York. Il is to Be the most ex-
fertilization in the couutay.
Il viii Be principally armed by the
new style Of mortars, which arc really
short riAsd guns. The guns can
pitch . cartridge Of dynamite or en-
nensite twelve miles to the seward,
and If one hits an iron clad it goes
down like Nj. McGinty.
The blind editor, Frank Beslin,
nov engaged in Newspaper work in
Salt Lake City, is about to try the
tsansplaating Of the eyes from . live
into tie place Of his own sight.
lefs orbs and connecting the m with
the optic nerves. He will then be
able TO tell how affairs appear to an
editor looking through the timorous
eyes Of . rabbit. II is stated, On the
authority Of the Burlington Havkeye
that the operation has ben frequent
" suoeessful.-Ex.
Manned, ct Red Cloud, Neb., Feb.
3, 1891. Mr.. Karl Ohr and Miss
Lang, both Of Webster coun-
y. c. Sehenek Esq. oi6ciating.
Neither Of tho happy couple could
speak q understand the English
and the Squire vas eq1ally
ignoRsat Of the German laaguage.
but these difkculities were overcome
By the mediation If "a interpreter
Who Is proficient in both languages,
and performed bis part in the eere-
monies to the satisfaetion Of all CON
eernsd.
TAs Nebraska Press association
ssods q . cry against Legislative cut
ting of their advertising rates. Il il
- 1871