The Red Cloud chief., 1893-11-03
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See those bargains at Martin & Sons.
Al McClintoc has returned from the
fair.
Mrs. ]. II. Smith was in Riverton this
week.
Miss Retta Aver is home from the
worlds fair.
Mrs. Truman, OF the Nation, was in
Alma this week.
Full line OF blankets and quilts at II
N. Martin 4 Sons.
c. c. Cox and son Of Amboy have re.
turned from the fair.
Have you seen those all wool hose at
T. NJ. Martin 4 Sons:
T. NJ. Martin 4 Sons for cloaks;spec.
Ia sale Tuesday and Wednesday.
The ". c. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
Dty during the month Of November.
There will be some horse races At
the fair ground Saturday the 4thi inst.
Largest and best stock OF underwear
IN Red Cloud at r. NJ. Martin & Sons.
More cloaks at r. NJ. Martin and Sons
than anywhere in Webster county.
Where do you get those nice fresh
grocsries' Why at II. NJ. Martin & Some.
One or two obituaries we're laid over
this week on account Of too much other
work.
Morgan Davis, who has been assisting
in the Nelson bank, returned home
Thursday.
The Peoples bank is increasing its
business daily. Notice a neat card fer
that institution in our columns.
We will make a speciality OF cloaks
and jackets this season. Don't fail TO
call in and get our prices. Il. NJ Martin
4 Son.
Messrs. Joseph and E. L. Freuden-
stein Of Clinton. H., old friends of ye
editor, were pleasant callers during his
absence.
The ladies Of the Christian church Of
this city have decided to give Q dinner
and their annual chicken pie supper on
Thanksgiving day.
The editor Of this Great Family
Weekly is home again. after a refresh
ing and profitable visit 10 the great
worlds fair and other points east.
J. S. Logan. Of Alma, court stem.
ographer for this district, made John
Tomlinson a present Of a pedigreed bird
dog, a Lewellipg setter, this week, val.
ued at sl0o.
For the third time in side Of a week
the fire bell sounded. and the last time
Wednesday night, proved virtually q
false alarm, being only the burning OF
a n pile, on the bottom east OF
town.
Read Ducker's page advertisement,
this week, and see the great bargains
they are offering. They are one OF the
most substantial firms in the state, and
you can do no better than to call or
them.
Col. Daggett, editor OF the Franklin
Guard, accompanied by his daughter
came down from Franklin Thursday te
attend the exercises at the Congrega
tional church, and while here, made THU
office a pleasant call.
The Kirschbraun. Haskell butter anG
egg house Of this place 10 rapidly be
coming very prosperous. Mr.. Kings
land, their genial manager, is establishing
a good reputation as . thorough bust
moss man. and his fair dealings prov,
satisfactory to all.
Business at this Office was never NOR,
rushing than at present. Job work
election matter and promiscuous print
ing Of various kinds keep us going a
our very best; hence, IL We are a littl
late this week, the reader will under
stand the circumstances.
Word reached here Wednesday to tn
effect that Sidney Perkins, a forme
respected citizen Of this place, died a
his home in Denver, Colorado, on tn
25th inst, the result Of a paralyti
stroke. Mr.. Perkins was at one tim
in business in this city, and was high
ly respected as a citizen and for hi
magnanimous nature and devout Chris
tan character. He was 70 years old O
the time Of his death.
We would like to have our correspond
ents over the county send their copy q
regular as possible. What we want is
good corps OF correspondents during tn
winter months. You need only devot
Is or 20 minutes each week in detailin
the occurrences Of your locality. an
you must remember that each one
read all over the county with much il
terest. THE CHIEF gets many comp
ments on its excellent corps OF CORE
, pondents, and hopes they will send