The Red Cloud chief., 1895-01-11
AROUND TOWN.

- Eoou liOuCt Win Duiu
&C. W. Haley
High Flight flour Coo per sack at Red
Cloud Produce Company.
j. Is. Smith of North Branch, Kan,
was in the city this week.
John Polinicky is said to he improving
after a very serious illness.
Three three. pound cans of tomatoes
for - cents.-A. NJ. Downer's.
Seward CARRIER returned from Omaha
and Lincoln Wednesday night.
Best high patent flour per sack SOC at
the Red Cloud Produce Company.
Potatoes at 70 SCENTS and cloaks and
shoes below COSTA. NJ. Downer's.
Now is your time to buy wall paper at
Cuttings, closing out remnant sale.
Mrs. w. Josslyn Of Orleans, was the
guest Of Miss =. ID. Yeiser Saturday.
Geo Guilford Will pay you 8 cents per
pound for live chickens; 6 and 7 cents
The Misses Lillian and Pearl Smith
returned from Lincoln Saturday night.
Aultz & Dyer will buy your chickens,
ducks, &c. Second door south Of CHIEF
Office.
Hay and grain for sale by car or wag.
on load at lowest prices.-C. +. Gather
Red Cloud.
Mrs. DR.. Damerell leaves today for a
visit with relatives and friends in Oquaw
ka, Illinois.
You can get the best oysters in the
city at the City bakery, at the lowest
prices.-yos. Herburger.
Rev. McCurdy OF Lincoln preached a
logical and interesting discourse at the
Christian church Sunday night.
A young son of Wm vanDyke living
south Of the river is lying at the point OF
death with hemorrage Of the lungs.
Curt Evans will add a stock OF cloth
ing to his second hand goods. Any one
having any old clothes can sell them at
his store.
Judge Beal was in the city Saturday
and granted an injunction restraining
the county officials from appointing Com
missioners.
Don't forget that l am prepared to
carly passengers to all parts Of the city.
Leave orders at the Holland House,
LLOYD CRABILL.
Hon. Chas. Haley, Senator McKeeby,
and Joe Warner returned from Lincoln
Friday night. Sen. McKeeby returned
to Lincoln Sunday.
Take your wagon work to Stapleton.
He forges all irons for buggies out Of the
best Norway iron, uses no ma'leable iron
in repairing buggies.
1t will be very gratifying to Rev. Nc
Intyre's admirers to know that Prof. Cas-
ter will secure him for another lecture
n this city at an early date.
Remember Stapleton puts on pillow
shares. IA inch, 80; 16 inch, $3.50, and
warrants every one to run. Lister lays
the same. Bring in your plows.
Uncle Dick Payne says that there is
a fellow getting his mail at Otto who has
been dead for two years. He is in hopes
that his friends will send his mail to
the other office.
Mrs. G.. E. McKeeby has quite a curl
osity in the shape Of u double Cally Lii.
ly that she has reared in her conserva
tory. A double lilly is a rarely with
that kind Of flower.
r. B. Fulton, fire and lightning insur-
ance, Western White Bronze, monu
ments and cemetery goods. Seed oats
and choice upland prairie hay. Office
with Traders Lumber Co.
Owing to the failure OF Nj. Mcintyre
Of Line precinct to properly file his bond
for supervisor. Rev. Hummel was ap-
pointed to fill tho vacancy. George
looks natural in his old place.
THR CHIEFS library is becoming a
very sparkling attraction. Everyone
who wants a nice book, comes in and
pays up for the paper. and take their
choice. It's just the same as finding q
beautiful book.
1t is not generally known that Elmer
Simmons and Miss Bell Knight both Of
this city are enjoying the exquisite bliss
experienced only in matrimony, but such
10 the case. They were happily welded
10 Riverton the I'D Ult., and will make
their future home near Inayale. Here's
success to them.
A little boy in this city, who wanted
to go down town and play with the
"kids,' was having a red hot argument
with his mother. "You must not 20
down town." said his mother, "you must
stay at homo, be q good little boy, and
60 to heaven" n don't want to 20 to