The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04
BRIEF MENTION.

l. G. Olmstead has moved to Inayale
Every body buys their fashionabl,
hats Of Mrs. Rich.
Wiener has put In a bargain sho,
counter. Call and see It.
Go and see Gaines for all kinds Of
bread, cakes, candies, &c.
Any one in need Of carriage painting
should call on F. P. Hadley.
N. w. KinRsland. was out west tbi,
week in behalf Of his firm.
Go to J. B. wright's for fine Q and
second hand goods, Moon block.
New designs in gasoline stoves tina,
beat the world at W. w. Wrightis.
e8-Farm for sale. I will take cit,
property for part pay.-V. WILLIAMS.
Irving Cummings and George J. Ouer
ing jr' went to Kansas City, this week
Miss Rogers, the expert trimmer, Of
New York is at Mrs Rich's milliner,
store.
Two pair Of pants with each suit and
cap to match, they are bargins.-Chicage
Store.
You can buy shoes at two.thirds the
original price at Wiener's bargain shoe
counter.
You have put it off too long but call
at the Wegmann gallery at once and he
will make you the finest photos you ever
had.
WANrED.-Ladies to use some very
nice perfume. Some new and very ex.
quisit odors just received.-Deyo e.
Grice.
Shea d Turnure have just received a
a load OF choice Northern, Beauty's
and Hebron potatoes. They are fine for
table or seed.
Everything In hats just received all
the new styles and colors; elegant line Of
childrens caps; all the new novelties at
the Chicago Store.
Mr.. Hume a r. P. o. agent was in the
city this week visiting with his
TREND Cox, the handsome clerk in
Wiener's clothing store.
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.
When you get ready to buy children
clothing com and sec US look at our
combination suits extra pair of pants
and cap given with every suit.-Chicago
Clothing Co.
Clark Stevenson is playing In hard
luck. His little boy aocidently set his
barn on fire Sunday, causing a total loss
OF 500 with no insurance. He had for
.tunately turned his stock out Just a
few minutes before.
A.. j. Clute, at one time editor OF a de.
funct democratic paper in this city, was
in Red Cloud Sunday. He takes Hon.
p. w. Shea's place as salesman on the
road, while Mr.. s. will remain ut home
to look after his grocery business.
We had the pleasure Of meeting Mr..
Bennett this week, the expert civil engi-
neer who lately moved here from
Lincoln. Any one wishing land survey
cd will find him ready with all Of the
most improved instruments for that
purpose.
Miss Clara McClintoc of Rivsrton, was
visiting in Red Cloud this week. When
alighting from the buggy she dropped
her watch and did not miss it for a half
hour. On returning to the place where
she got out Of the buggy on 4th Avenue
she found 1t.
1t 10 being suggested that our city
dads pass an ordinance donating the
city water to the people. 1t is a good
Then every one that is will.
ing to go to the expense OF putting in
tho taps could have water without
further cost.
Our Competitor, Geo. j. Warren, who
has served the public as postmaster for
the last four years, has made an excep-
t%ionally good officer. He has always
aimed to keep the office open all hours
and otherwise accommodated the public
No matter who the postmaster is there
will always be ZONE to find fault, but
with all that, he has done his dnty and
and made a first .class officer.
The following is an itemized account
of what it cost Justice West to attend
the entertainment Saturday evening,
Just because he went into tho opera
house at 4 o'clock to get a seat: Ticket
10 cents; fans, 10 cents; papers to read,
10 cents; boy to bring supper, 10 cents;
new pair OF pants. 500; to Say nothing
OF all the pain it cost him; but he said
he had Q seat and saw the show.