The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01
SPARKS.

Garden and flower seeds at Deyo's.
Fred Sleeper was in the city this
week.
G. T. Evans Is on the sick list this
week.
The city has been full Of strangers
this week.
See the pretty pattern hats at Mrs.
McBride's.
Nobbiest hats in the city at Mrs.
McBrIde's.
Base balls, bats, hammocks and
croquct sets at Deyos.
Fine window shades at Cuttings at
80 cents apiece complete.
+. Bradbrook, our popular photog-
rapher was in Franklin on business
this week.
Latest novelties in hats, ribbons
and flowers just received at Mrs.
McBride's.
Remember Wiener carries a stock
of shoes, and that he will undersel
any one in that line.
Talking about pants Wieners, is
selling a good strong article at "a cts.
to $3.50 worth from 81 to ~.
Deyo has no old patterns of wall pa
per to work of. His stock is new and
fresh.
The Lincoln mixed paint has proved
to be as good a paint ~ there is in the
market. Getting sells it.
Wiener is offering a big bargain in
plow shoes at prices ranging from 20
cents to 81. % worth frem 81 to 81,
Getting has a few remnants of fine
gilt papers he is closing out very
cheap. 1t will pay you to see them.
Remember that THE CHIEF has the
best selection Of horse cuts in the
city, and bills printed at hard times
prices.
Our town people are generally i'm
proving their properties in the city
by building fences and painting their
houses.
Prices reduced on my entire stock
of ladies dress goods, notion, hosiery
laccs, hamburgs, etc, at Mrs. +. New
houses.
Wiener has received his new stock
of hats, good wool hats at 25cts. Also
the latest styles of spring hats in
every grade.
The best is the cheapest, so accept
no cheap grade of white lead, but 90
to Deyo's and get the Collier or South
crn, the best made.
Owing to the hard times and scare
ity of money | will sell goods at cost
and some below cost. Please call and
be convinccd.-MRS. L. NEwHoUsE.
The G.. \. X. folks and the w. Il.
{. are making arrangements to OBJ
serve Memorial day in proper manner.
The day is one that no soldier, patriot
or true American should fail to OBJ
Scrvc.
Rev. L. L.. Ely. the new pastor of
the Congregational church, will preach
his introductory sermon next Sunday
morning. \ cordial invitation is cx-
tended to all. Come out and give
him a hearty welcome.
Arrangements are being made by
the Ii. & Nj. to put on a flyer to con-
meet between Red Cloud and Oxford
through here. Mail catchers have
been put up and the morning passen-
ger at S:45 will soon be a fast one
stopping at Republican and Oxford
Franklin Republican.
W. have no particular railroad news
at present, but hope to be able to build
a road into Red Cloud this season.
There are rumors that no particular
railway building will be consummated
in Nebraska this year, but We believe
that is a mistake and hope to see a
road started south before the 18th Of
July.
Morris Dickerson, is about as happy
a man rs We have seen recently, and
all on account of his having recently
won the proud distinction of becom-
ing grandpa. his daughter, Mrs. Will
son, having presented him with a fine
little bog grand child last Sunday,
weighing about nine pounds. Dick
is still setting up the cigars.
Attending court this week are
Judge Gaslin and c. c. Flansburg of
Alma; Ex-Lieutenaut Gov. o. A.
Abbott and Carlow of Grand Island;
{. + McGrew of Superior; John A.
Raglan, c. L. Moray, j. A. Caste, b.
+. Smith and A. Il. Bowen Of Has
tings;Ryau of the firm of Hartman
& Ryan of Kea.ney; Breckenridge
of Omaha; Oglevie of Columbus,
Ohio, j. \. Richards of Beatrice,
OF the nations of the world Ger
many. France, Russia, Canada. Sweden
and Norway. Austro-H hungary and the
United States favor protection. Eng
land. New Zealand and New South
Wales are in favor Of a revenue tariff
There are $1,000, coo people who fav-
or protection aud only 30. 000. 600 who
a free trade. To these latter must
be added those in our own country.
who living under our flag seem to
prefer another.-Americau Eeonc-
mist