The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-25
CITY NEWS.


Wednesday.
House plants of all varieties at Mrs
j. II. Smiths. II
Shea & Turnurc have put in a fine line
Of q%ueenswarc.
Every body buys their fashionable
hats Of Mrs. Rich.
A. G.. Willis and Fireman Tubbs are
home from McCook.
Go and see Gaines for all kinds Of
bread, cakes, candies. &c.
Miss Loua Bellows is in the city this
week visiting old friends.
Mrs. Weideman Of %Inavale will move
to Red Cloud next Monday.
Mrs. Bradford OF Mindcn is visiting
with her mother, Mrs. Talbot.
Remember that McNitt keeps both
the top and bottom onion sets.
Now is the time to call on Wegmann
and have your picture taken.
Messrs. Proudft and Sawyer Of Guide
Rock we're in Red Cloud this week.
A small loan can be secured on good
farm security. Inquire OF II. +. Pond.
A. II. Gray represents the st. Paul
Fire and Marine Insurance company.
See him.
We guarantee the Lincoln paint TO be
equal t. anything on the market. G. L.
Getting.
G. G.. Dorsey. receiver OF the Red
Cloud National Bank, was in the city
this week.
Shea & Turnure have just received a
car load Of choice Northern, Beauty's
and Hebron potatoes. They are fine for
table or seed.
Shea & Turnure carry the largest and
choicest line OF dried and evaporated
fruits west Of the Missouri river. Drop
in and be convinced.
r. B. Fulton fire and lightning insur.
ance, Western White Bronze, monu-
ments and cemetery goods. Office with
Traders Lumber Co.
Mrs. Lindley, mother of Mrs. Charley
Plat, who has been visiting in the city
a few days, returned to her home in
Kansas last Wednesday.
d. b. Spanogle is one OF our very en-.
terprising real estate men. He contem.
plates going to the eastern states to look
after Western land seekers.
Joe Fogle the harness man, located in
the CLANCY building North Webster st.
for irst.class work, substantial har-
nesses, saddles, collars and hardware.
Jack Frost came to this vicinity the
last part Of last week and did quite con
siderable damage to early fruit and ten
der vines. The freeze vas general all
over the United States and territories.
Mrs. A. G. Willis is in Kearney this
week, where she goes to superintend the
putting up Of a fine marble shaft over
her mothers grave. The stone was fur.
nished by Boyd 81 Overing Of this city.
The drouth Of the past week has par.
TALLY dried up the pasture and injured
the fall wheat and oats, but the corn
crop is looking nice and bids fair for a
good crop should seasonable rains come.
j. A.. Hosmer, brother OF the big
I%njun," was in Red Cloud this week. He
represents T.. Bement & Sons Of Ian
sing, Mich, one Of the largest manufac.
turing institutions in the United States.
The executive committee met this
week and called a meeting OF the Repub-
lican League Club for June 4 at 8 D. m.
in the Bentley hall. Good speakers will
be there. All members are expected to
be present.
See Mrs. Rich for your millinery. She
has a fine line OF French pattern hats
that cannot be excelled and she il sell
ing them very cheap. She has also a
line Of S1.00 hats that she is selling for
10 cents. See her before you buy.
VIM. Harris was arrested this week on
a charge OF holding a fellow up for his
watch over a year ago. Robt. Il. Potter
appeared for the prosecution and j. M.
Chafin for the defense. Harris was
bound over and was remanded to jail.
Sometime u people will wake from
their oscitancy and find out that their
oliactory organs have been shifting en-.
terprises afar, and that they might have
had a good sized city but for their lack
OF being more energetic in securing man.
ufacturing institutions.
Messrs. Haskell a. Bosworth, the en-
terprising butter and egg men, repre-.
sented in Red Cloud by N. w. Kings.
land, have shipped 81 cars Of eggs since
locating here. There are 10000 dozen
in a car, which would make 25O,OO0 or
3,O2i,OO eggs. Who says the American
hen ought not to be projected against
her foreign competitor OF account OF the
wear and tear to produce the native
egg. Eggsactly. e.
1t will be seen by advertisement Ia
this paper that G. l.. Getting has taken