The Red Cloud chief., 1893-11-10
ODDS n ENDS.

New goods at Il NJ Martin Il Sons
New dress goods at Martin & Sons.
See those bargains at Martin & Sons.
Fred Grimm Of Blue Hill wac down
Saturday.
There is a prospective wedding in the
city shortly.
Full line of blankets and quilts at r.
NJ. Martin & Sons.
Miss Blanch Scllars vas visiting in
the country Saturday.
c. Lamp and Mr.. McCrary have gone
back to Iowa for the winter.
r. NJ. Martin & Sons for closks;spec.
ial sale Tuesday and Wednesday.
". NJ. Richardson and Mrs. Julia Knox
were united in marriage this week.
The beautiful Nebraska weather
makes a fellow feel like living always.
Largest and best stock Of underwear
in Red Cloud at II. NJ. Martin & Sons.
Moro cloaks at r. Nj. Martin and Sons
than anywhere in Webster county.
Where do you get those nice fresh
groceries? Why at r. NJ. Martin & Sons.
Mr.. Archibald, general master mechan.
ic Of the B & NJ, was in Red Cloud Tues
day.
Mrs. S. r.. Mcbride has moved her
millinery goods into L. NJ. Vance's store
room.
Fred McKeeby is at home for a short
visit and rest from his medical study in
Omaha.
Geo. Garner, John Hoppe, VIM. Squire
and Harry Bently are new subscribers
this week.
Mr.. w. w. Cook, brother OF Mrs. M.
r. Bentley was in Red Cloud this week
and returned Sunday.
"Oranee Blossom, the common sense
Female Remedy, draws cut pain aad sore.
ness. Sold by c. L. Getting.
Mrs. Cass Adams OF Salem, Kansas,
was visiting with Mrs. M. w. Dickerson
last week and returned home Saturday.
Harry Pond makes an excellent livery
stable proprietor and is doing n nice
business. Tns CHEF wishes him sue.
cess.
We will make a speciality OF cloaki
and jackets this season. Don't fail &c
call in and get our prices. r. NJ. Martin
& Son.
Mr.. Ed Barrett and Mr.. Highly are in
this city r%enovating feathers; anyone
wishing such work would do we'll to cal
on them.
NJ. w. Dickerson bitches up ever,
morning and goes out to his place and il
improving much in health. We ar,
glad to hear Of il.
One Of our business men says tina
peaches in Chicago at a dollar per bas
ket is very high, especially il they ar
packed with paper.
A. L. Burkholdsr living near Cowle
had an accidental encounter with a larg
suntlowsr this week, which nearly re
suited in the loss Of his right eye.
There should be an effort put forth a
once to look after the suffering an,
poor this winter. Our charitably in
clined people should look after this q
|, once.
Den Lindsey has returned home fror
an extended trip to New York. Illisoi
and other states imbusd with the idc
that no other state has tho inducemsn
to live in that has the great state c
Nebraska.
WIN Squire and son Homer Of Jewt
county, Kansas, are in the city visitin
with his daughter, Mrs. Frank Smitl
Mr.. S. is a very enthuastic republica
and elated over the success Of the repul
lican party last Tuesday.
Mrs. Ida Gaines reports having 8,
cured two pensions this week under TIL
old law; one for Alex Riley Of Lawrenc
and the other for j.. II. Marsh OF Indian;
She secured these pensions inside {
twelve months, which is something VI
, usual in the line OF pensions.
Another pleasant dance was had
the Firsmen's hall Saturday nigh
which was well attended and much el
: joyed by all present. Geo. Mccall an
0 Henry Disderich were managers an
proprietors, and presided in their usu
pleasant and gentlemanly manner.
d Don't forget that Chas. Hoppe livir
G seven miles south Of Red Cloud and OF
Q east, has a sale on tho q. at which tin
I and place he will sell IA head Of stoc
l49 shocks OF corn fodder, . sets
double harness, and many other ariicl,
It Terms six months with interest. FIR
lunch at noon. Col. G.. l.. Winfrey W
q. crv tho sale. See small bills.