The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15
AROUND TOWN.

TOT sale, good corn for seed. &, l..
Getting.
And skating is a thing Of the past for
this year.
s. A. Petit Of Alma was in the city
Wednesday.
ID. M. Platt left Wednesday morning
on a business trip TO Ohio.
The male quartet at the NJ. +. church
Sunday night was very fine.
The travelling statesmen are more nu.
merous in Red Cloud Of late.
John Winters came home this week,
to spend a few days with his family.
Marsh Parker Of Omaha was the
guest Of w. N. Richardson this week.
Give w. b. Roby your order for seed
corn. He will have a car in. this week.
We failed to mention last week that
Henry Deiderich was elected foreman Of
Hose company No. ..
Master Joe Dilley was deprived from
attending school Wednesday on account
of the evere north wind.
Mrs. Minnie Gray and sister, Laura
Smith. have returned from a visit in u
neighboring town OF Lebanon.
Miss Georgia Blackmore returned
Monday from a long and pleasant visit
with friends in Parsons, Kansas.
Col. Hoover and Henry Kphler OF
Blue Hill were in the city on business
last Saturday. They came in overland.
Business on the b. & NJ. is picking up
perceptibly, and Mr.. billy Of the b. & NJ.
eating house is building an excellent
trade.
The Congregational ladies' gave a very
pleasant wauiile supper with maple
molasses at Martins store room Tues.
day night.
Red Cloud girls are very funny,
That is, they are very strange,
They won't marry you for money,
All they want is lots Of change.
Conductor Doc Boynton says that
honey. Holland gin and raw linseed oil
10 equal parts will cure whooping cough.
Take a half to a ~teaspoonful, according
to age.
Geo. HUI mmell ST., father Of Rev. Geo
w. and L. p. Hummsll, OF Line precinct,
arrived from Iowa Wednesday night.
and will spend the summer with his
two sons.
1t is understood that Rev. Williams
will preach in the Baptist church Sun.
day. That popular divine lived in Red
Cloud net many years ago. and will be
greeted with a good congregation.
Seed and feed is what the farmers OF
this county are in need Of at the present
time. They all think that IL they can
get a crop planted they will reap a har'
vest. Let us pray that their hopes are
confirmed.
These are close times for all-the
farmer, mechanic or merchant, and it il
we'll to work hand in hand. Wiener
the clothier, is trying to do this, for he
is selling goods at the smallest margins
possible.
Mrs. A. L. Funk and son, Robert, re.
turned home on Wednesday after q
short visit with her brother and wife
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. T~horDberg. Her
mother, Mrs. Thornburg, returned with
her to Lincoln.
The prize of twenty. five silver dollars
given away by Quicker & Co., was SO
cured by Miss Mollie Stevens, the hand
some daughter OF Clark Stevens, a re.
spectacle farmer living at the head OF
| State creek just over the Kansas line.
Rev. A. ID. Finch closed a very sue,
cessful revival in the Christian church
Sunday night. Mr.. Finch was no,
known to be unchristian like in any OF
his dealings here and his kind and sin.
cere manner merited the profound re-
spect Of all.
Our enterprising merchants have
been drawing patronage as far south al
Lebanon, Kansas, within the last tel
days by their extremely low prices or
groceries and dry goods. When YOU
want low prices on the best Of goods
come to Red Cloud.
When | ~invoiced my stock Februar!
LIST, | valued the goods at the presen'
low prices, regardless Of their cost. Tit
loss was mine, the gain yours, for ever!
stitch of clothes in stock will be sold a
present low values. My stock is com
plete; the new goods have nearly all ar
rived. ! want your trade, and my price
will induce you to buy.-CHAs. WIENEE
The Clothier.
While the population Of Wsbste
county has slightly decreased. the stsbl
and substantial element still remains
and these people will see to it that
hountiful crop will bo raisAd this seaaol