The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-28
LOCAL NEWS.
tar at Deyo & Grice's.

ever saw.
The 8. Of v. band will give . con-
cert soon.
All sizes OF window glass at Dcyo
& Grico's.
G. B. Crouc, sold his farm the
other day for $500.
Alarge number Of farms are chang
ing hands this season.
Mr.. j. Murray has moved his Fair
store to the Moon block.
That dollar and . half vase lamp
at Cuttings is . beauty.
Call on W. W. Wright for all
kinds Of stoves and hardware.
Receiver Bell has had the front Of
the First National bank painted.
Geo. Norwood, Of Nelson, is visit ng
at the residence Of Robt Hicks.
Mrs. Rogers, sister Of Mrs. Robt
Hicks, is visiting in this locality.
Hats and caps for the whole world
at right prices. CHICAGO STORE.
It looks patriotic TO sec flags float
ing from our thrcc school houses.
If you are going to paint this fall,
90 to Deyo for your material and save
money.
Sam Miller says he will kiss his
gin next time no matter If she does
Say ''you shant."
The old reliable corner drugstore is
in better shape than ever to take care
Of its large trade.
Mr.. r. d. Andrews, one of Bladen's
staunch republicans paid this Office a
pleasant call this week.
D. II. Larrisk, Of Bladen. added his
name to the list Of new subscribers to
The CHIEF this week. Thanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Polly, mother and
father of HRS. 0. G. Bell, are in the
city. They drove through from their
home in Lincoln.
The great value Of Hoods Sarsa-
parilla as q remedy for oatarrah is
vouched for by thousands Of people
whom it has cured.
p. W. Marcellus, Of Imperial, Mob,
will probably locate in Red Cloud in
the photograph business If he can So.
cure q suitable room.
Fred Dauchy and wife, of Oberlin,
Kansas, we're in the city last Sunday
attending the re-dedication Of the
Congregational church.
The flags on the school houses and
on the city pole, have been flying at
half mast 10 Difference to the death
Of President Harrison's wife.
Calamity bowling will have to
cease now, Is farms are selling all the
way from $500 to $4,000. Nc
Keighan's story about the sheriff sale
business will not pan out.
A.. NJ. Conklin and II. Walsh of
Omaha, we're in Red Cloud duringthe
week looking after the interests Of
the National Life Insurance Company.
Mr.. Conkling expects to move here.
When a doctor considers 1t neces-
sary to prescribe sarsaparilla, he sim.
ply orders . bottle Of Ayers knowing
full we'll that he will obtain thereby .
surer aud purer preparation than any
other which the drug store can furnish
Ayers 'S~arsaparilla is tho superior
m Medicine.
W. omitted to mention last week the
death Of Mrs. Catherine McClclland,
wife Of Mr.. Jos. MeClelland living
south Of this city. She was A years
Of ego and departed this life on the
18th instant. She was buried in Red
Cloud. She had been sick for nearly
. year. Mr.. McCle!lani has The
sympathy Of his many friends in hi.
sore bereavement.
On last Sunday morning tho Con
gregstional church var re.dedicsted.
For tho past few weeks the member
ship have been building q 6ne addi
tion on the west side Of the mair
building aud on Sunday the churet
was again thrown open to the public
The interior Of the church has beer
remodeled, finely papered, painted ani
seated with opera chairs, and il nov
presents the most handsome appear
ance Of any Of our city churches, q
far as tho inside is conce rned. 3:ev
Geo. Hiudley, Of Weeping Water, Neb.
preached the dedicatory sermon, which
was q very able address and hiphl,
appreciated by the vast audience
The pulpit was occupied by the Revs
Chaplin and Pulls, besides Pastor Ely
all Of whom took part in the services
At the close Of the services Paste
Ely proceeded in his afable way Il
raise funds to pay for tho chairs anG
some necessary expenses that had mo-
been locked after. Altogether tn