The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-01
NEWsY BITS.

f. p. Hadley, paper hanger.
Carriage painting, f. p. Hadley.
F. p. Hadley, painter and decorator.
Call and sec Taylor's carpets before
buying.
Miss Villa Gather is visiting at home
this week.
Congress pillow shoes q .25 and $3.50 at
Cincinnati shoe store,
A complete new line Of wall paper at
Taylor's at bottom prices.
Are shoes advancingp Read A. H
Kaley's ad at the head OF locals.
Garry the news to Mary that the
whole republican ticket will be elected.
Mrs. Wright T~hornburg returned
last Monday from a visit in Riverton.
You can paint cheaper now than you
can in the spring. Get prices at Cot.
ting's.
w. B. Roby will take eggs in exchange
for flour, fruit, feed, grain, etc. Bring
on your eggs.
Mrs. Jno. Yeiser returned last Sstur-
day to her home in Omaha, after a visit
Of three weeks in this city.
"Orapge Blossom" the common sense
female remedy, draws out pain and sore.
meas. Sold by q. L. Getting.
Remember The CHIEF is the only
paper that gives away handsome pre-
miums with every subscription.
When you want q nice smooth shave
or haircut, give Geo. Fsntress q call
Ono door west Of Miner Bros store.
e. B. Smith and wife are in Lincoln
this week, visiting relatives and attend
ing the great race tournament there.
I have the largest assortment Of boots
and shoes In the city and at such prices
as will ft all pockstbooks.-A. H. Haley.
Next week we will commence "dishing
up" the news in regular order, 90 the
political warfare will then have sub.
sided.
Go to W. w. Wright's, the cheapest
headquart ers in the valley for heating
cooking, and all kinds OF stoves. They
have them In great variety.
VorE for DR.. L. H. Beck for coroner
and W. E. Thorne for surveyor. They
are good men and both are good repub.
l~licans. The are we'll qualified.
BY q legal notice 10 this Issue II
will be seen that Mrs. o. H. Truman has
commenced divorce proceedings against
the Rev. 0. H. Truman, her husband.
Sentiment seems to be with her in this
: community.
Congressman w. E. Andrews was In
. Red Cloud on Thursday snroute for
Cowles, where he made a thrilling
T speech for republication and the re.
publican candidates. He reports Mo
Neny's chances splendid in the district
One Of eur exchanges 10 becoming
. skeptical: "The scriptures" it says
"tells us that man IL but dust. Now
Q dust settles, but many OF our subscrib
{ ere don't settle" Something wrong
somewhere, sure enough.
q JOHN RUNoHEY has done his whole
duty as sheriff Of Webster county, sns
as he is a straightforward man and hon
4 orable in every respect. republican,
should not fail to vote for him. Johr
has made a good officer and republican,
should vote for him. Do not throw you
vote away but vote for John Runchey.
Q JAS. BURDEN il q man who deserves
your patronage. having been q crippl
for most Of his life, he is dependent OF
clerical work for Q livelihood. He i
4 fully qualified to fll the Office In ever,
particular. He 10 q solid republican an,
y Q man whose honesty and integrity ca,
not be doubted. Vote for Burden al
o the time.
SAM'L WHsr 10 Q man that 10 doubl
fitted for the Office OF county judge hay
If ing had years Of experience in law. D
not be deceived into voting for any othe
man - Judge West 10 we'll qualified I
do the work OF the county judges ofic.
o' Vote for West and put into Office q soil
republican and IN old soldier, Who d,
serves the Office.
ar Mr.. and Mrs.. Z. w. Ross little chill
aged three years died Wednesday nigt
: at ~ o'clock. The disease was spin
~menepgitis, together with other disess'
of q serious nature and the little suffer-
10 passed into the glory land, too frail
stand the rsvsges OF disease In tn
i, world. Tha parents and friends hs'
: the sympathy OF their many friends.