The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-02
CITY NEWS.

rlcu bidChDurn' OF HASTINGS, is IN tnt
city.
Treasurer White was in Blue Hill this
week.
A fine biscuit flour at McNitt's, &C
cents a sack.
Hog and homeiny is an x~ccllent sub
%stitute for potatoes,
Miss Theda Viers OF Guide Rock was
in the city this week.
Jim Ward Of Cowles was doing busl.
ness here this week.
See the Fuller & johnson gang and
sulkey plows at Peterson's.
Mrs. ii ID Ranney goes to Blue Hill
tomorrow for a short visit.
l handle no shoddy or pententiary
made goods.-JAMEs PETERSON.
The rain on the oath seems to have
been general all over the state.
The young people enjoyed a pleasant
skating party last Saturday night.
Attorney Chailin drove TO Esbon,
Kansas on legal business this week.
Bernard McNcny visited his old stamp.
ing grounds in Kalamazoo this week.
DIR. Damerell made a business trip to
Denver Tuesday. returning Thursday.
Il. =. Bolton is visiting his old home
In Oskaloosa, Iowa, this week ON bust.
ness.
You can get the celebrated Norwegian
plows, harrows and cultivators ut Pet.
%erson's.
Isaac Ludlow has moved his family
into the house just north OF Thos.
Emigh's.
Mrs. Grice and son, Flave, we're visit.
ing Mr.. Rutlege's family near Inavalo
last week.
Wiener is ready to take your measure
for a spring suit. Piece goods and sam
pies are all in. Please call.
X Sanborn Of Edgar has purchased
one OF the Fred Peterson dwellings, and
will move to Red Cloud.
Don't buy a cornplantei or check row
until you have seen the Fuller and John.
son "Force Drop at Petersons.
Mrs. Wilson, mother Of Sile Fincher,
living in the southeast part Of town is
lying at the point Of death.
Miss Campbell the successful music
teacher has been visiting friends in the
eastern part Of tho state recently.
d II Haley and Wallace Wright were
out on n wild goose chase the other day.
Wallace says they never heard a honk.
We will pay you q cents for corn and
sell you goods cheaper than any mer-
chant dare sell you'-Chicago Clothing
Co.
F E Payne and Uncle Dick Payne Of
Otto were pleasant callers this week.
They have 300 bushels Of seed oats for
sale.
For Window shades, wall paper, car
pets, furniture, ETC., see FV Taylor.
His goods are all new and Of the latest
patterns.
FV Taylor keeps a fine line Of window
shades, wall paper and carpets. AL
new designs and at the lowest prices.
No old goods.
Henry Scott was 81 years old on Tues
day, and accordingly his wife invited a
few friends in for the purpose Of com
memmorating the event.
M. S. Marsh and family leave Red
Cloud next Tuesday for their new home
in Iowa. The CHIEF wishes Mr.. Marsh
prosperity in his new home.
II you want fruit trees, or anything
in the nursery line, l.. IL. Rust can fix
you up with better goods for the
money than any man in the country.
The Ladies' Clio club met with Mrs.
r. M. Martin, Saturday afternoon, Feb
ruary 18th. The program was an enjoy.
able one. 1t meets with j. G. Warner
March 3.
We sincerely concu with Rev. Powers
in his impetuous appeals to the wicked,
and il the came has a l%iquidating effect
on delinquents he will certainly have
our everlasting gratitude.
Charley Gaines understands the fine
art Of manufacturing delicious ice cream .
The manager sampled some this week
and is prepared to say that it is fit for
the gods, and he is Il pretty good Judge
OF what they should eat.
The revival meetings are still going on
at the M Il church, but up to the time
OF going to press there have not been
but three or four conversions. Elder
Powers is a very able speaker and
breaches without fear or favor.
The young nan who goes after cream
and then sits up until one o'clock in the
morning with the young lady, and il
handed the bucket and notified to git