The Red Cloud chief., 1892-03-18

wall paper at Cuttings.
h Mrs. Sellars is visiting in Alma.
Neatsfoot and harness oil at Deyo
H. c. Scott has been on the sic
list.
G. r. Clancy was in Lincoln thi
d week.
II Condition powders Of all kind a
Deyos.
Buy your paints and brushes a
Cuttings.
Don't forget that Arbar Day vii
. soon be here.
G. Z. Lee, of Omaha, was in tn,
> city this week.
The Wright Bros. have moved into
the K. Skeen property.
What are our organizations doing
towards Memorial day?
Farmers get your Blue vitrol fol
soaking wheat at Cuttings.
The most complete line of patent
medicines in town at Deyos.
Our city is beginning to loom up
again on enterprising subjects.
j. A. TomliDson has been making
the walks around the Jail passable.
The Reese Twin Brothers, acrobats
and drum majors with Shootin' Craps.
The Lincoln mixed paints are the
best on the market. Sold by e. L..
Getting.
Mr., c. Wiener will, during the com
ing season, display special bargains
in his show windows.
j. Tedmore Colvin, Piano turner
will be in the city March 18th to 24th
All work guaranteed.
Lost, on Thursday morning a breast
pin. Finder please leave at l.. N.
Nance's and receive reward.
johnson & Co, make a speciality on
second hand goods, at the blue front,
four doors south of Miner Bros.
Mr.. Chapron, of Lincoln, father
of Mrs. McNeny and grandfather of
Mrs S. W. CARRIER, is in the city.
Prince Arthur, DIR. M~oranvilue's
thoroughbred trotter is making . line
showing on the streets this week.
A humorous fact about Hoods Sassa-
parilla, it eXpells bad humOr and creates
good humor. Be sure to get Hoods.
A House and lots in Red Clou3 to
trade for a farm. Will assume the
mortgage. st G. W. KALI i.
The largest colored aggregation
travelling in the world. All to be seen
in Shootin' Craps, at the Opera
House.
Sam Foe, is highly spoken Of as a
candidate for clerk. Sam woul1make
agood clerk, and We would like 70 see
him elected.
The revival services at the Christian
church have closed, "a having united
with the church since the aeetings
commenced. -
The e millinery and dsss max
ing establishment of Mesdames John
son and Baker is now open in the old
Haley law Office.
The queen of colored lady song
sters, Miss Ida Deltour, tc be seen at
Shootin' Craps. the LATEST metropoli-
tan success, at Red Cloud, March 81
and 81. |,
Are we going to have ithe streets
paved? Yes, if our business men
will say so, and we belie,s that they
will as soon as they can $e the advan-
tage of these necessary improvements
Red Cloud is surrounding with fine
farming land, and those eastern men
who are hunting for eo,a land at fair
figures should not pass Jus by. The
sull of Nebraska beats the world.
The ladies Of the congregational
church will give a tea Friday, March
18th, at the residence Of Mrs. Walk
er. Refreshments served from $50
to $50 p. m. Everybody invited.
Our business ner have got the +:
right move on them Sw, and in a few
weeks The CHIEF b 3pes to be able to
chronicle some developments that will
show that the peop's are ins earnest
to make Red Cloud 20. :
The eastern peoI9 who are selling
their farms for fabaJous figures and
coming west, shorh be induced to
come to Webster county, where land
can be had that VII raise anything
that can be grownsfor price much
less than eastern lind is sold for. |,
To be seen with Shcotin' Crapps: ;
Mr.. A. l.. Sales, fide-mouthed, eccep- ,
trio comedian; fIt. Ed l.. Anderson. !
tonnage of fun r,}ker, and Jerry Mills,
the grotesqae adffa legmapia, southern
plantation. silence and fun dancer: Is
people. al, colered. At Red Cloud
March 21st, 1892. |.
About 800 Jams were in the city
on Saturday, Ia our streets present
ed a decided metropolitan air. Thai