The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-12
ODDS AND ENDS.

A complete new line Of wall paper at
at bottom prices.
Mrs. VIM. Parkes has been i'll this
week with an inflamsd eye.
II you don't see Taylor's wall paper
before buying you will miss il.
The BLESSED rain come" and with il
great rejoicing among all classes.
Lincoln mixed paint is made especially
for this climate. Sold by Getting.
Mrs. Charles Plat has arriving home
from her visit to Long Island, Kansas.
Mrs. S. I. Cozad has been quite sick
for the psst few weeks hut is convalescing
Mr. Ed Smith Of Salt Lake City, Utah.
is visiting his father j. II. this week.
During County Clerk Forts absence
his daughter, Miss Grace, has been as.
sisting in the office.
l.. II. Fort lie expected home this
week. He has been in Lincoln treating
for some facial trouble.
DR.. L. II. Beck, got a serious fall last
Sunday, on the sidewalk and was laid
up for two or three days.
Our edition this week is a hummer
and goes to over 1000 homes and will be
read by at least 5000 people.
Miss Tillie McClelland has returned
from her visit in Bloomington. She
was accompanied by her sister.
Miss Daisy Warren, who has been at
tending school in Washington, lows, re.
turned home Wednesday night.
Dress up your boys, it costs but little
to do 30. Wiener will sell you an outfit
cheaper that you ever dreamed Of.
The farmers and merchants are re.
joicing over the late rains. Wiener says
his trade has shown improvement since
the rain.
Have you seen those nobby caps for
spring wear at Wiener's. A beautiful
inc is shown for children and young
ladies' and men.
Look out for the MAY Basket" social
May /, 1895, under the direction OF the
Daughters Of Veterans. Place Of meet
ing will be given later.
A 100000 rain, as nearly as can be
estimated, fell on the just and unjust
Saturday and Sunday, and the parched
earth drank every drop.
Read The CHIEF carefully this week
People who wish to invest their money
where it will bring them the largest re
turns will peruse every advertisement
in this paper.
DR.. Damerell Of Red Cloud, the new
superintendent for the asylum WIS il
the city Monday, arranging to invoice
before taking charge Of his @ duties
Adams County Democrat.
There is no use talking, the RedClouc
fire boys a not be beat when it Gomez
to getting to "a fire and doing efficient
work. This was evidenced at the Plat
fire on Wednesday afternoon,
Fred McKeeby has had honors thrust
upon HIM during the last ten days
He has been appointed trustee of the
Blind Asylum at Nebraska City ant
pension surgeon OF this district.
Miss Tilla McClelland, who is teach
ing in Red Cloud, is at home spending I
vacation OF two weeks. She is rapidly
forging to the front as one OF the bes'
instructors in the valley.-Bloomingtor
Echo.
The Ladies Auxiliary Of the Webster
county Agricultural society, will NEE
at Mrs G. j. Warren's on Thursday aft
ernoon, April 18th. All ladies interest
ed in our county fair are requested t.
be present.
A correspondent asks il "a young MAJ
should always stand until the younl
lady is seated before he sits DOWN.
Ans.-Not always. Sometimes tn
young lady might wish to sit in his lar
then in that case he should set dow
first.
j. Porter. Jr- the successful ~attorne
OF this city, has lately procured a hand
some pension for Margaret M. Gibbl
Red Cloud, as dependent mother G
Charles w. Gibbs, died in service, Ais
original pension for o. G. Bailey, Bloom
ington, Nebraska.
How dear to my heart are the bean
that we're sent us, by kind loving friend
in the last car of aid. Tie orchard tn
meadow, the deep tangled wild Woo
we're mixed with the beans and tn
freight wasn't paid. The rotten beam
the worm eaten beans, the moss covere
beans, we found them a sell. So "
took Mr.. Sack and the beans that wer
in it, and threw the ID thing
in the we'll.
II you haven't any business make
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