The Red Cloud chief., 1894-06-22
BRIEF MENTION.

Wanted-City warrants-C. Gaines
Go and see the bargain shoe counter
ut Wiener's.
c. H. Wallace Of Fairbury was in the
city Monday.
Glass jars, rubbers and tops at A.
Morhart & Sons.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Quicker were in
the city this week.
Buy your fruit Jars Of A. Morhart &
Son. They have all sizes.
Wiener has put in a bargain sho
counter. Call and see II.
Go and see Gaines for all kinds Of
bread, cakes. candies. &c.
+. p. Hadley painter and paper hanger
and sign work a specially.
DIR. CULLIMORE IN RED
COud JuIy eth, and 10th.
Closing out at a big discount all sum.
mer clothing.-C. Wiener, The Clothier.
Closing out at a big discount all sum
mer clothing.-C. Wiener. The Clothier.
II you put up any cherries you want
glass Jars. Buy them Of A. Morhart &
Son.
L. NJ. Crabill has purchased a carry.
all to run in connection with his street
car line.
We guarantee the Lincoln paint to be
equal to anything on the market. c. L
Getting.
Any n having carriage painting to
do should call IN F. p. Hadley for prices,
all work first class.
Curt Evans has everythingyou want in
the second hand furniture line. See him
Blue Front, south Webster street.
Getting the druggist is selling lots Of
wall paper, low prices, pretty patterns
and fair treatment are what counts.
JEFF Ward is said to have turned to be
a protectionist, at least he wanted to
be protected from the vulgarites Of q
certain individual and he got it.
Fred M. Wolf has a calf that weighed
100 pounds when born, and was thirty.
five inches high. He says it is quite q
freak. He lives just over in Kansas.
r. B. Fulton fire and lightning insur.
ance, Western White Bronze, monu
ments and cemetery goods. Office with
Traders Lumber Co.
John G. Potter has a horse, and the
horse likes to roam, and he did roam in.
to j. II. Smiths flower bed and now
there seems to be q war Of the roses.
Joe Fogle the harness man., located in
the Chimney building North Webster st
for first.class work, substantial har
~nesses, saddles, collars and hardware.
For the best meals and lunch 90 tc
the City Bakery and restaurant also
fresh bread, buns, pies, cakes and fine
candies, tobacco cigars, etc., at.-Jos
Herburger.
We failed to mention last week the OK
%cellent Children's day exercises at the
Christian church on Sunday the 10th
They were very nice and q full house
greeted the children.
ID. II. McCrary, Vance Morgan, VIM
Montgomery and wife, J Christie ant
wife. Mr.. Seeley and wife and otheI
Guide Rock people were in Red Clout
this week attending the Blind Tom en-
t%ertainment.
The Holland house, under it's new
management is doing a fine business
Mr.. Ranney is surely the right man il
the right place end has thoroughly rem
ovated the house and put every thin
/. in excellent shape for the travelling
I public. 1t looks like a beehive aroun'
that busy hostelry these days.
Blind Tom held forth in Red Clou'
on the 10th to q fair house. He is Gel
S tainly a very curious fellow and ha
many traits. that would ~astonish an
8 one. His powers OF imitation are vel
acute, land he'has only to hear a piece {
d music once, when he can duplicate it
d perfection. He does many exceller
teats on the piano and always please
Ibis audience. For a mar whose mind
a blank, he displays wonderful ability
y the musical line.