The Red Cloud chief., 1893-12-15

G.. ID. Robinson. the new deputy
treasurer, will occupy the Grim property
HW Fowler, J w Wilson and A G
Fowler, were pleasant callers this week
ID StofTcr's wife and child have been
quite sick, but are getting some better.
\. G.. Fowlcro of Wisconsin is visiting
with his son, ii w Fowler, living neal
Cowles.
l.. ID. Oatman says il you want a fine
shine on your boots, use stove polish.
It's the stuff.
Call on Mrs. T.. Newhouse and see her
new goods. Every thing goes at the
lowest figures.
Mrs. John Holcomb. ST., has returned
from an extended visit in Chicago and
the worlds fair.
PC Fleck OF Six Lakes. Michigan il
visiting with his uncle & ii Mel Of Gar
field township.
w Kingsland is in Beatricethis week
in the interest Of the Kirschbraun Has.
kell Produce Co.
The tailor shop occupied by + Birkncr
is being moved on main street south Of
Cozad's fair store.
G. l.. Getting has many new games in
his stock this year Just what will please
the boys and girls.
Did the Singer down all the other ma.
chimes combined at Chicago
That's what it did.
Davie Ryanc a popular business man
was in the city last week on his return
from a visit to Kansas.
Do not bo misled by socalled cheap
prices, but see w. w. Wright for good
goods and low prices.
For the best yarn, for the least
money and for any purpose, go to
Mrs. H. Newhouse.
We are sorry to hear Of the illness Of
Capt Egbcrt Of Superior and hope he
may be able to be up Don
Tue choicest Red Cloud flour is kept
in stock by J. q. Llndley d Son and is
now going at a reduced price.
w Giwits. John Haselbacker, j w
Wallin and II b Musser will read the
Great Family Weekly for '9i.
A force Of men came from Lincoln
Wednesday and are putting on the new
smokc.stack on the round house.
Go to j. o. Lindlcy ~ Son for choice
fruits. nuts, candies and confectionery
Of all kinds. They can supply you.
Mrs. w. w. Green and daughter,
Maine, Of Republican city, are the
guests Of Miss Rose Green this week.
According to Fosters forecasts and
the way the river is freezing, u Local
ice men will Don get in their work,
T.. p. Bolton returned Tuesday from
Iowa, accompanied by his cousin, II
McMains, who will visit here for som
time.
Those subscribers who are more thar
one year behind would confer a favor by
paying up at nee as we must have
money.
awards. more than double the number
received by all the other sewing machine
companies combined.
j. o. Lindley & Son have made great
preparations for the holiday festivities
having ordered candy by the barrel ant
apples by the carload.
The A o Y w lodge in this city is il
fine shape and have paid their per cap
tia tax out Of the general fund insteat
of The usual assessment.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
OF Miss Libby Williams, daughter Of "
A Williams, to Mr. l. w Curtis, The
event will occur December "a.
CECalmes has decided to make ice
practice, made some the other day
which We sampled and found to be frs
class.
j. 0. Lindley & Son have on hand al
enormous quantity OF choice Colorad,
potatoes, the finest and largest eve
brought to this city, which they will sci
at very reduced rates for cash.
Our old friend Ieph Rosencrans livinj
south OF lnavale, has gone into tn,
poultry business on u large scale. II
is buying all kinds OF poultry and ship
ping them dressed.
The S Of V camp held their annua
election Of officers Tuesday night, an,
the following were elected for the cnsu
ing Captain Oscar Patmor, IRE
|, electedl, first lieutenant Harry Miller, ire
electedl, II q Grice second Lieutenant
S f Cozad, A B Scllars and Sam Mile
r camp council.
On Monday, Mrs. G. l.. Cotting re
ceiyed "A telegram that her mother ha
departed this life, Mrs. Getting too
tho Tuesday morning train for Bristo
Wisconsin, to he present at the funeri
obsequies. Mrs. Getting has the syn
pathy Of her many friends in Red Clou
in her affection.
= Rod Cloud is fast gaining IA desirabl
: reputation OF being a great commerce.
! center, In a letter from the, \ Boot
q | n L. 4 II . - lt
. the firm says. Your orders with us Il
: Thanksgiving were larger than any 9th,
individual we have on our books TIL
is certainly very encouraging to Mr.
Lindley as well as to Red Cloud.
At a regular meeting OF Calantl
lodge No. 20 X. p, the following O
icers we're elected for the ensuing yea
II CIV A Sherwood,
VC-MS Marsh.
MEL NJ Vance.
FL Miller