The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-08
SPARKS.

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cut, shave. shampoo, or sea-foam, on
cast side Webster Street.
Mrs Fred Erase of Cheyenne, Wyo.,
and children, is visiting with her par
ents. G w Baker and wife Of Amboy.
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.
Prices reduced on my entire stock
Of ladies' dress goods, notion, hosiery
laces, hamburgs, etc, at Mrs. F. New
houses.
Soon the elephant will pack his
trunk preparatory to going on his
spring travels with the funny man OF
the circus.
Wiener has received his..new stock
of hats, good wool hats at 25cts. Also
the latest styles Of spring hats in
every grade.
+. V. Taylor has greatly increased
his stock of furniture, carpets, cur,
taiLs &C., and won't be under sold,
call and see him.
The best is the cheapest, so accept
no cheap grade of white lead, but 60
to Deyo's and get the Collier or South.
crn, the best made.
Just received the latest styles in
ladies simmer wraps, black ~satteens,
Challies black b%rilliantines and gloves
at Mrs. +. Newhouse's.
Owing to the hard times and scare
ity of money l will sell goods at cost
and some below cost. Please call and
be convinced.-MRs. T. NEwHoUsE
Mems suits strong and slightly can
be bought at Wiener's at 1915 worth
$3.50 and from that up, bargains II
all grades of goods bought this season
After years of experience We make
the intelligent care of the dead g
speciality, and are prepared to attend
all calls in the city or country V,
Taylor, funeral director.
The district court has adjourned af
ter having disposed of many cases
For the last few years the tendency
has been towards increasing the mum
Der of cases rather than the reverse.
Undertaking by F. V. Taylor who
has had yeas Of practical experince
in the scientific care Of the dead anG
is better prepared than ever to con
duct the business in all its branches
President Harrison will be in Has
tings on the morning of the 18th and
a large number of our people will &C
up there to sec him. President
Harrison is one of our wissst presi.
dents.
I. p. Shields of Blue Hill is making
n of the best papers in the state out
of his Leader" He has done much
for Blue Hill. He always talks bust
ness and recently gave the independ-
ent party some good advice.
CD Warren has again leased the
Argus, this time to Frank Potter and
Will Mcmillan. The boys will be
rustlers and the Great Family Weekly
will pronounce its benediction upon
their heads and wish them success.
Z. Wiener has just returned from
the east, where he has used every
effort known to him in his long ex-
p~erience as a merchant to buy goods
cheap SO as to help those needing any
goods in his line to obtain them at
hard time prices.
The city council met Wednesday
night, and Mayor McNitt and tn
new councilmen were indicted into
Office and the old officers retired.
This is the first time in several years
that Red Cloud has had a republican
mayor, and surely now the city ought
to boom. Hope 1t will.
There Should be organized just as
soon as possible in this city, an "Irri
eating Company" for the purpose 6f
furnishing water for our farmers.
Irrigation is the great panacca for
the Valley and is the only legitimate
source of insuring a successful har
vest where rain is comparatively un-
certain. Let u capitalists proceed
at U and provide a big ditch that
water may be supplied to all our
farmers. Who will take the first
step in tie premises?
There has been a habit by some of
aking flowers, and shrubbcry from
the graves in u cemetery, without
permission, and otherwise Decorating
the last resting place of those We
love. 1t is a shame that people who
have the "semblance Of the form
Divine" should be so lost to all de-
cency that they will stoop so low as
to rob the graves of the few decora-