The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-09
CITY NEWS.
There vas o good rain Sunday.

list this week.
w. o. Dimmick was down from Blue
Hill Wednesday.
Wallace Wright was doing bushes in
Hastings this week.
The tiremen will give a st. Patrick
day dance on the 18th.
Frank Hufrer is installed as electrician
Of the electric light plant.
w. W. Wright and Miss Furer arc
visiting in Fairfield this week.
l handle no shoddy or p~ententiary
made goods,-JAMEs PETERSON.
Go to Gaines for fresh bread and pies,
confectionery. cigars, tobaccos, &c.
Rev. j. ID. Pulls, a former pastor Of
this city, was on our streets this week.
Two pair Of pants with each suit and
cap to match, they are bargins.-Chicago
Store.
Harry Goble was waylaid Wednesday
night and touched for $1.G6, . cob pipes
and q jack knife.
Plow shoes at 10 cents. sl.OO, s1.25,
$l.3o. All excellent bargains at these
prices, at Wiener's.
have a few articles OF furniture I
would like to sell at private sale at my
ersidence. GEO. w. BARKER.
John Tulleys completed his term OF
school in Harmony precinct last Friday
and returned home for a time.
More goods are being sold for a dol.
lar at the Chicago Clothing Store than
any where else in this country.
Alva Sellars the gallant foreman in the
Nation office, in company with Ansil
Scolls visited Naponee Sunday.
Don't buy a cornplantei or check row
until you have seen the Fuller and John.
son "Force Drop at Petersons.
Go and see j. B. Wright for all kinds
OF bargains IN new and second hand
goods. just north Of Moon block.
Miss Mabel Truman came home to
visit her mother and sisters Saturday.
She is teaching school in district fl.
r. M. Martin & Son have recently had
their %capacious store beautifully papered.
Messrs. Robinson Il Myers did the work.
When a young man takes a new girl (?)
to church, and goes to the men corner,
he may expect about as much attention
az the preacher.
Ed. Powers returned to his home in
Lincoln Wednesday. He expressed him
self as being highly pleased with the
people Of Red Cloud.
j. II. Smith, had a little dog, and pat.
ted him on his head, the other day a
wagon u over HIM, now he is dead.
Too dog -goned' bad.
Mr. Zetterman and wife Of Fillmore
county are visiting in the city with A.
Berg and family. Mrs. Berg and Mrs.
Zetterman we're schoolmates together.
Remember our childrens clothing is
cheaper and better made than ever. Re.
inforced seats and knees, elegant patterns
and low prices.-Chicago Clothing Com
pany.
A deadly ~tarantular wal discovered ! n
a bunch OF bananas ia Charley Gaines
store the other day. Charley attacked the
insect with the broom, doing him up in
short order.
Tomorrow afternoon at $50 s. z. Co.
Fad the veteran sewing machine and
music man will give q free musical con.
cert in front Of the flair" store. Every.
body come.
Cheapest suits ever shown new ready
for you every suit at lowest prices, work
manship best in the country and best
fitting goods ever brought to the city.
Chicago Clothing Store.
Miss Minnie Hedges a niece Of Mrs.
Z. j. Overing returned to her home in
Trenton, N. j. after visiting in this city
over q year. She was we'll liked here by
everyone with whom she was acquainted.
Mrs. Sapp is fast attaining an enviable
reputation as a first class entertainer.
and hotel keeper. Her meals are most
excellent and everything 10 very inviting.
As a consequence her trade is increasing.
County Treasurer White purchased a
100 aero farm the other day lying adja.
cent to his Blue Hill farm known as the
Cutter property, paying therefore $1,000.
He now has n OF the finest farms in
the county.
Attention-Joe Fogle the new harness
man, will do repairing as cheap az any.
one, and sell you anything you want in
the harness line. Any one wishing
something in the fast horse line should
give him a call.
In a recent letter from Thomas Wat
son OF Salem, Kan, he says: ~ am very
much pleased with your valuable paper
and "hope it may grow and flourish like
the green bay tree is my sincere desire.
Yours respectfully,-THoMAs WATSON.
Jake Miller, thinks that the Demo-
cratic mail service is the stuff. On the
l3th, Of February, his brother wrote
him from Oberlin, that he would pass
through Red Cloud, the next day. The
letter arrived in Red Cloud, March, 3rd.
II DAYS after it was mailed.
We received word from Lew Solder.
burg this week to the effect that he had
been quite seriously ill and for a time
was not expected to live. He had lung
fever and heart trouble. He is better at
this writing. The CHIEF is pleased To
note that even the Wyoming climate
cannot kill Lew.
There seems to be certain characters
who attend public literary societiesin the
country, who saunter around outside OF
the house during the entertainment and
cut peoples harness in pieces. Willie
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