The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-25
LOCAL PrFFx.

Gospel Hymns No, 6 for sale a,
Cottings.
Rev. E. J. Randall, has gone to
conference.
Deyo sill sell you wall paper cheap
er than ever this fall.
Getting is the leader 10 tablets and
other school supplies.
Ralph Wilcox broke his arm while
playing the other day.
SGeorge Scott run pi,chfOrk
through his foot las, week.
8cC. Bell was in Lincoln this week
attending state convention.
Dell Olmsted left this week for a
trip to Bertrand to see his best u-r-l.
Capt Munsell, responded to our
necessities this week with big dollar
I %righ, Thornburg has sold his i'm
plement business to James Peterson.
Frank Cowden looks as pretty as
. peach with his mustache shaved of.
Mrs. G. W. Gulliford was the re-.
cipient of fine organ from her moth.
er.
Dennis Finn has accepted a job as
motor (mule) man on the street car
line.
LMr. George Matkins left this week
for Omaha, thence to Illinois ana
Ohio.
j. L. Miller the harness man has a
full line Of rubber and leather betting
c him.
Nice new goods just received at
f. V. Taylor's, remember hi. prices
are the lowest.
Mrs. DR.. Emigh and Mrs. D. F.
Stammon are visiting in Ravaspa,
Neb., this week.
Some one stole fine lot Of hounds
from Sam Dyre during the reunion.
They we're found in Lebanon.
Mr.. DeLong had stolen from him
the other day $50. lie found it in
possession of Red Cloud youth.
Call on T. Z. Penman for fine
jewelry watches and clocks, silver
ware. specs etc. Cotting's drug
store.
Quite little excitment was created
Saturday, by the report that a man
had been thrown from B & NJ train
going west and lost.
Go to T. f. Pennan for fne watch
clock and jewelry repairing. Ar,is-
tic letter and monogram engraving.
Cotting's drug store.
Rev. c. B. Newman, pastor of the
central Church Of Christ, Of Lincoln
will preach at the Christian Church
in this city on next Sunday, morning
and evening.
After years Of experience We make
the intelligent care Of the dead a
specially, and are prepared to attend
all calls in the city or country .-F. V.
Taylor, funeral director.
Undertaking by F. V. Taylor who
has had yeas of practical experiuce
in the scientific care Of the dead and
is better prepared than ever to con
duct the business in all its branches.
F. V. Taylor will duplicate any
prices offered by ether houses on all
clases of Undertaking goods, and
guarantee better goods and better ser
vice. Funerals attended free in city
or county.
The city sidewalks are badly broken
to pieces by cattle and horses running
over them. In a distance of Is feet
on one walk our reporter counted %
broken boards. Where is the street
commissioners?
F. V. Taylor never has charged any
thing for attending funerals. He
carries the largest stock and guaren.
tees satisfaction. Remember he will
duplicate any price offered By others,
on undertaking goods,
At the state republican convention
held in Lincoln on the cath, Judge
A. NJ. Post was nominated for the
Supreme Court and Messrs MARBLE OF
Omaha and Shumvay Of Dixon eoun-
y, were nominated 70, regents, Of
he state University.
Prof. J. Dunton Of Kansas, raised |
ome of the finest peaches We have
.vcr seen. He has diaeren, varieties
md all would do credit 10 southern
,each raising. He says to raise peaches
II any other fruit one mnst keep the
free Of weeds.
The successful arrangemeu; Of the
eunion grounds and the ease with |
'hich every part Of the proceedings |
rere carried out Vas due 20 the care
ul vorl done by Commander Miller
md Adjutan, Wiener. Both Of these
Gentlemen took personal supervision
4 the groands TO the neglect Of their
'xn business. The gentlemen are to
'e congratulated.
Oar old and respected friend, j. +.
Tough. editor Of the S.ba,ha (kans
whom &c worked .ith
vents -6ve years ago, in Oberlin.
)h,o. while learning the printing
rade. died las, week q; bis home
,uring the var be enlisted and came