The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-05
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A complete new line Of wall paper at
Taylor's at bottom prices.
Miss Blanch Sherer has returned from
q visit TO her brother Eds near Inavale.
Mrs. p. W. Shea returned this even
ing from an extended visit In st. Joseph.
Mo.
Everett Dyer has gone TO Sheridan,
Wyo.. where he has a position on the
road.
The big hill just south OF the river
bridge was badly washed Thursday
night.
Another gentle shower fell on the 4th.
Nebraska and Kansas are surely in II
this season.
The Methodist Sunday school had a
fine pi,nic near Rev. Geo. W. Hummel's
place on the 4th.
Mrs. Taylor and children Of Mound
City. No. are.visiting,this week with the
family OF F.. G. Turnure.
Miss Susie Kenady and Miss Mamie
Beal are attending the Teachers Natisn-
al Convention in Denver.
Mrs. j. 7. Winters and children leave
Saturday e~venips for q two or three
weeks visit in Salt Lake City.
"Orange Blossom Ia safe and harmless
as n Flax Seed Poultice. Any lady can
use it herself. Sold by G. L. Getting.
Mrs. j. A. Maxfcld and children who
have been visiting in Minnesota for six
weeks arrived home Wednesday evening.
With this issue We commence q story
Of the murder Of Barrett Scott. 1t will
be found On page Q and will be very in.
teresting.
Quite a number OF cellars were filed
in Red Cloud last night. D. +. Scam
mons cellar was filled to a depth Of
three feet.
I have n few hundred dollars Of pri-
vate money to loan on real estate at 10
per cent per aDnum. Time to suit.-M.
r. Bentley.
Our enthusiastic young wheelman,
Hugh Miner, left this evening for As
burg Park, N. j., to attend the National
bicycle meet.
Peter Shea and Bert Grice amused
themselves on the 4th by throwing away
tirecrackers to see Young America scram.
BILE for them.
$500 we'll spent; and a rebate OF 500
in the form Of q beautiful wall map OF
United States. Subscribe for the Rand.
McNaliy Guide.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Hacker entertained
a number Of friends on the 4th IN honor
Of Mrs. S. F.. Spokesfeld who 10 just re
covering from a long spell Of sickness.
Fine rains since our last issue have
done much good through our state. Al
McCook 200 feet Of b. & NJ. track wal
washed out Tuesday. which delayed "l6'
about eight hours.
The rainfall at d. F. Trunkey'sgovern
ment gauge on Thursday evening wa
2:lS inches. In Red Cloud where tn
rain was the heaviest the measurement
was about 4 inches.
The people who got caught out in tn
rain last night. halted wherever the
could find shelter and stald out al
night. You could see a large number @
buggies coming in from all direction thi
morning.
+. J.. Peterson Of Otto, while in thi
, city this week reported that his sma
? grain crop was 90 large that he wa
! C ompelled to but q Minneapolis binde
from Jim Peterson, tina implement MAJ
! to harvest it with.
Z The CHIEF does not have time to lis
en- to the rawlings Of ~insolent contemp'
rariss. We do our own business and d
it as we please. We do good work an
do it at the very lowest prices. That
K the reaso we do it.
o. Attorney Chsffin and wife attende
q the celebration Of 4th Of July at Viii
d Rock park, in Smith county, Kan, ye
terdsy, where Mr.. Chafin delivered Il
q grafton. MI. G. declines to pass upt
% the quality Of the address, but says tn
70 for a good. jolly. big-hearted set of pc
It pie commend him to the people Of Wni
r. Rock. Kansas.
Charley Robinson. the sffsbls Depu
J.. Treasurer wa very much elated on F.
It day morning by the arrival Of . llt'
. girl. The wheels in Charley's he
le wouldn't work right, he would figu
10 like this; and 2 are 4 and pap 10 o
10 making q total Of several, then he Won
relapse into %innocuous d~eseuetude @
v Treasurer White would have to get I
smelling bottle to bring him TO-,
10 A very large crowd gathered
Charley Gurney's fine grove on July
for the purpose OF q general old settle