The Red Cloud chief., 1894-07-06
BRIEF MENTION.


j. A. Tulleys was in Lincoln this
week.
John Fulton Of Riverton was in the
city this week.
Glass jars, rubbcrs and tops at A..
Morhart n Sons.
Mr.. Stephenson of Riverton was in
the city this week.
Charley Hunter Of Inavale was or
our streets this week.
A.. j. lIawley came IN this week and
helped us out financially.
Buy your fruit jars Of A. Morhart &
Son. They have all sizes.
Go and see Gaines for all kinds Of
bread, cakes. candies. &c.
+. Il. lladley painter and paper hanger
and sign work a specially.
Will Tulleys expects to go to Mime.
apolis on Il visit in a few days.
Miss Bertha Talbot is home from her
visit to the north part of the state.
If you put up any cherries you want
glass jars. Buy them Of A. Morhart a.
Son.
Any one in need Of sign work should
call on +. p. IIadley. He guarantees a
first class job or no pay.
Curt Evans has everythingyou want in
the second hand furniture line. See him
Blue Front, south Webster street.
Wanted to trade merchandise for Il
good and gentle horse. Inquire of Jno
B. Wright the second hand furniture
man.
Messrs. Dedrich ~ Cook have sold
their store to Mr.. Tlinsley of Lawrence,
who will oon take possession Of the
same.
The Misses Jennie and Maggie Wis.
scher, Of Holyoke, Colorado, are in the
city visiting with their grandfather, Mr..
Steiner.
Don't forget that ! am prepared to
carry passengers to all parts Of the city.
Leave orders at the Holland House.
LLOYD CRABILL.
Il. b. Fulton fire and lightning insur-
ance, Western White Bronze, monu-
ments and cemetery goods. Office with
Traders Lumber Co.
Hon. G. w. Haley is putting down a
fine stone walk around his premises. 1t
Is red sandstone tagging and will make
a handsome addition.
Mrs. VIM. Parkcs while walking in
the yard the other day, trippcd herself
on a wire which laid her up for several
days with a badly injured foot.
Joe Fogle the harness man, located in
the CLANCY building North Webster st,
for first.class work, substantial har.
nesses, saddles, collars and hardware.
For the best meals and lunch go to
the City Bakery and restaurant also
fresh bread. buns, pies, cakes and fine
candies, tobacco cigars, etc, at.--Jos
IIerburger.
Mrs. f.. Mcfarland says advertising
pays. She lost an earring the other day
and advertised for it in the Great Fam.
lily Weekly and mad it returned to her
the next day.
Burlington Route agents at stations
! within $50 miles Of Crete will sell tick
| cts to to the Crete Chautauqua Assem-
| bly, at ono fare for the round trip from
July 9th to lith.
Mayor Roby received word from
| Dundy county this week, that the croI
on his farm in that county had all beer
destroyed by hail. His fine orchard was
damaged $500 or more.
Mr.. Cash Grigson, tho popular travel
ing man, who is well known in Re,
Cloud has opened a fine grocery store il
the Moon block. Cash is a rustler an,
his new store is very neat and tasty. II,
fully understands his business and vii
no doubt make a grand success Of tn
business. We wish him success.
On last Friday evening Mayor Rob,
and wife had been married % years. an,
in order to celebrate the occasion, Mr.
Roby engineered n surprise party on fiji
Honor, which was a complete surprise
Tho evening was very pleasantly obsery
ed until a late hour, when all went HON
feeling that it was good for them to hay
an invitation to such a pleasant HON,
The mayor and wife have our congratu
ionsnl on their Goth anniversary.
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