The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-16
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Carriage painting, II. p. Hadley.
f. p. Hadley, painter and decorator.
Call and see Taylor's carpets before
buying.
Jude Sapp says he is still in the race
for sheriff.
Cal. Kenady, OF McCook was in the
city this week.
G. W. Dow and VITO are home from
their western visit.
Call on +. p. Hadley for house, sign
and carriage painting.
A complete new line of wall paper at
Taylor's at bottom prices.
smoke the X. Of y. cigar, the
best I'm the market for the mOn-
cy.
For SALE-A road cart as good as
new. Apply to Edgar Getting, at drug
store.
For u hard times smoke try
the X. Of Il. w. .. Bcnsc keeps
them.
Read our display ads. They are in.
teresting and profitable to you.-Deyo
& Grice.
Go to the Bon Tor bakery for fine ice
cream. They still sell 40 loaves of bread
for s1.0O.
The CHIEF is under obligations TO
Mr.. Peyton Roberts Of Monmouth, ILL.,,
for favors.
Morhart Il Sons is headquarters for
| binding Irvine. Do not fail to see them il
you want bargains.
| j. A. Baum and j. l.. Kellogg, with
their families, are home from camp
meeting at Deweese.
f. r. Ladd Of Inavale is building a
new dwelling which would be a credit
to many larger cities.
Fred Sleeper, OF David City, Nebraska
is in the city this week. He was former,
ly a resident Of this city.
Rev. George Hummel organized the
first Sunday school in Webster county
about twenty.tkree years ago.
w. S. CARRIER will soon commence re
building the dyke at the mill that wa.
wash ed out by the spring freshets.
We are under obligations to Mr.. Hum
mel for some fine watermelons. He hat
1900 and they are OF the finest kind.
Waverly bicycles, the best in tn
world, for sale by w. W. Wright. Price
reasonable. See him il you want
bike. II
1t was reported that two men ha'
gone insane near Guide Rock, but W
) could not find that there was any trutl
in the m
!, Hon. j. s. Gilham's name has bee
mentioned as a candidate for count
superintendent. Mr.. Gillian would b
a strong candidate.
r The city council ought to go and hid
their faces for selling the people sue
filthy stuff and calling it water. 1t
surely cruelty to animals.
Come in ladies, and see my hats.
have got a few new Sailors, and will hav
a nice line IN this month. Prices to sui
the tlmes,-JULIA A. RICHARDSON.
e. Charley Winfrey has rented the Moo
r block barn and is now making a spec
ialty Of taking care Of private horses an
. carriages. Charley does his work NIGEL,
!, John Rutledge, living four miles mort
OF Inavale. ION section fifteen, has fit
acres of corn that will go fifty busheI
to the acre. The corn was planted Ma
16, and is very fine.
In driving over Webster county TIL
, week we find that the rain of the fir
. Of the week has brought out the dan
aged corn in many localities wonderful.
Though coming late it was a gres
. blessing.
Water Commissioner McNitt 10 no
using quick healing oils on his hands {
cure the blisters on them that he mad
. while shutting of the water of individr
: ais who failed to wback up rs per il
structions from the council.
Miss Mary Ann Poole Of Illinoi
u mother of Mrs. Ii. Hinkins, OF Rivertol
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Hinkin
q were in Red Cloud Saturday. Their
were representatives of four generation
o Of the family and they were havin
their photographs taken.
M. G. jackson, an old resident Of tn
county, died very suddenly at his hon
n near Amboy on Saturday. He had bee
g ailing for some months, but no one eve
surmised that his time vas 30 near
hand. He was about Go years Of ag
He leaves many friends to mourn h
departure.
Q "Going9 Well, ! should say thu