The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-23
LOCAL DRIFT.
Amas Coxden. is home again

Porter Hedge is on the sick list
Mil.n wilAon, i. home from Iowa.
A fue stock Of stationery At Cot
ting's
C. ". Dow, was in Lincoln this
week.
+. 2. Shields, vas in the city this
week.
All sizes of window glass at Cot
tipg's.
Beautiful window curtains for Soc
at Cuttings
Cham Evans, Of Naponee, was in
the city this week.
Don't forget to see J. H. Smith be-
fore You sell your poultry. 81
Tommy Penmsn. the jeweler, was
in Nuckol!s county, this week.
Congressman McKeighan. and j. l..
Miller we're in Lincoln this week.
j. L. Miller the harness man has at
full line Of rubber and leather betting
c him.
Nice new goods just received .
p. v. Taylor's, remember his price
are the lowest
The leaders OF the Christian church
entertained their friends At A. Nor
hart's last Friday night.
MI. and Mrs. NJ. Rice, who have
been visiting at the residence Of May
or McNitt, have returned home.
The father Of Mr.. W. NJ. Visscher
of this city, died Thursday, at his
home in Alabama, at a very old age.
Call on T. +. Penman for fine
ljewelry watches and clocks, silver
ware. specs etc. Cuttings drug
store.
Go to T. E. Pennan for fine watch
clock and jeWelry repairing. Arts
tic letter and monogram engraving.
Cuttings drug store.
Do not fail to call and sec f. v.
Taylor's stock before buying. He
buys by the car this saves freight and
can sell cheaper than anybody.
Married: At Red Cloud, Nebraska
October 1G, 1891, by Judge d. F.
Turnkey. Nr. John A. Hall and Miss
Flora Maxwell, both of Webster
county.
Married: At Red Cloud, Nebraska,
by Judge d. +. Turnkey, October %,
1891, Mr.. William c. Shelton and
Miss Emma NJ. Shirley, both Of Web.
ster county.
Married: At Blue Hill, Nebraska,
October II, 1891. Mr.. job nm Lie
brass and Miss Ida Zimmerman, both
Of Blue Hill, Nebraska, Rev. {. Schulz
kcgel officiating.
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 experince
, in the scientific care of the dead and
is better prepared than ever to ron
duct the business in all its branches.
Mr.. Zach Barnes brought TIE
CHIEF some fine potatoes this week.
: known in this county a. the Den Scott
variety. Seven or ten of them would
make an elegant mess for the Big In
jun.
+. V. Taylor will duplicate any
prices offered by other houses on all
classes Of Undertaking goods, and
guarantee better goods and better ser.
vice. Funerals attended free IN city
or county.
+. 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,
-. The sad news came to Red Cloud
this week, Of the death of Robert
{ Seeley, aged l3 years, IL months and
I Z days old. He was the son of Mr..
and Mrs. c. +. Seeley formerly Of
5 Red Cloud. AID w~ell-known here. He
was a bright boy and his death was a
severe blow to his devoted parents and
friends. Their friends in Red Cloud
extend their sympathy to the bereav-
ed parents in their hour Of sorrow.
Il The bosses Of the independent par
ty are telling over the county that
Prof. Hunter told the teachers to
pool if they wanted better wages
The facts are that the statement is
false. What Mr.. Hunter did say
was that if teachers expected to get
better wages. they must study hard
and become qualified, but then one
must not expect the independents to
tell the truth. They magnify mole
HILLS into mountains without regard to
truth