The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-20

Great / siniiy Weekly.
Ed. Z. =. Evans. is boli.ns a ser-
les OF meetin.s n tae Christian
Geo. A. Lai,a, has sent his family
to CAIifosna to winter. George ex-
poets TO move there in the spring.
We learn from The Sigu.l tina, Mel.
son Cone, has solds quarter ses'i {"
Of land east Of Guide Rock, for
$4,000.
Calme., the baker, has changed l.
cations. He is nos 10 Mckeety's
building one deer north Of The CHiEf
Blankets, quilts. faOnels, cotton
ba,tipgs. gloves, hose, anything you
want very low.
T. NJ. MARTIN & SoS.
Ed. ". IL. Winters, was in town
Sunday evening, after finishing a
public discussion at Republic City,
Kansas. He reports his wife's health
very poor.
Rev. 6. W. Hummel, married Mr..
L. Il. Kelso, and Miss Lucy Rinker,
this week. Both parties live st Ina
vale. Their many friends wish them
q life Of happiness.
After years Of experience re make
the intelligent care Of the dead a
speciality, and are prepared to attend
all calls in the city or country.-F. '.
Taylor, funeral director.
Christmas is coming on apace, and
our merchants should begin to sd,
vertlse their wares. Red Cloud has q
live lo, Of businessmen and they
should support the city papers better.
Ignorance Of the merits Of DeWitt's
Little Early Risers is n misfortune
These little pills regulate the liver, cur,
headlch, dyspepsia, bad breath, consti
patton and billiousness.-Sold at Colt
ing's drug store.
Married. At the residedce Of tn,
brides parents, in Walnut Creek
Webster county, Nebraska, Nov. 18th
1891 by Rev. G. W: Hummel, Mr.. l.
II. Kelso and Miss Lucy !. Ritker
all Of this county.
Theodore Ponser, a practical miller
has leased the Red Cloud roller mills
and they are now opened for the
public patronage. MIR. Ponser
thoroughly understands the business
and will treat his patrons right.
Thanksgiving services in the Chris
tian church, Thursday, November 26
The service will be something a littl'
different than usual. Topics will b,
assigned to the various churches an,
the pastor or some representative vii
respond.
The city has struck an economical ii
and cut off several Of the street lights
If this same fit had struck in on on,
city dads years ayo j, would have beer
better fer the city. The lights are al
right, but there are other things that
could be disposed Of, jus. as well a
not.
DIR. and Mrs. Schenck, were called
10 Cowles, this morning by the seri
Gus illness Of their daughter, Mr..
Clark. who has been down several
days with what has been supposed t,
be diphtheria. Three Of Mrs. Clark
children have been sick with the same
disease but are better.
Rev. ". c. Stevenson, Of McCook
formerly a co,laborer with Mr. Moody,
is assisting Rev. f. J.. Ely. in a ser.
les of meetings in the Congregational
church. Rev. Stevenson Is a fine
singer, and the song service alone
should Gli the house. Attend thu,
week or you may miss the opportunity.
You don't want a torpid liver. You
don't want a bad complexion. You don't
want bad breath. You don; want a
headache. Then use DeWitt's LATHE
Early Hisers. the famous little pills Sold
at Cuttings drug store.
\ man from AYR, who seemed To bc
making an effort to walk on his ear.
just like Chicago. was dong Rcd
this wecs. He !, reported t.
have recenlly received quite a isrs
sum OF money. We will venture that
If he i no, careful with this, that he
will be like the fellow eve bern tel!
on onct" when told that he had re-
ceived 4 second fortune, after speLd
ing first in riotous living. exclaimed
My God. have | got to 20 through
again.
\ trial convinccs the most skept'cal
Carefully prepared. plcssan, 10 the taste
DeWit:'s cough and consumption cure ,
a valuable remedy. Sold AZ Co,tIngs
irI- store