The Red Cloud chief., 1896-05-22
ODD sNN ENDS.


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Paper hanging II p. lIsdley.
Go to Petersou'e aud get AN Ohio cul.
%tivator.
Postmaster Cowdeu VAS IN Superior
SUNDAY.
Frank Smith went west this week on
business.
Billy Lindley VISA over from Lebanon
one day this week,
Mayor Myers vas On the sick list the
fore part Of The week.
A complete new line of wall paper at
Taylor at bottom prices.
Curt Evaus and Geo. Smelser are
home from Cripple Creek.
Any child who can handle a team can
handle the Quo c4Iliyator.
The orchestra gave a dance in the
Moon block Tuesday evening.
There is nothing hat helps a house
so much as a nice coat OF paint.
A nice line OF ladies' ties to be worn
with the shirt waists, at Wiener's.
Gus Norberg OF Holdrege was in Red
Cloud TO day enroute for Hastings.
The teachers institute has been called
for June 10Th, and will last one week.
Getting guarantees the Lincoln Mixed
paint to beat anything in the market
Lew Vance has zone into business for
himself in the north part Of the state.
John G, Rose and j. r. Crozier OF
Rosemont were in Red Cloud this week.
Don't buy any other cultivator when
you a get the genuine Ohio cultivate r
at Petersons.
Miss Mollie Ferris has added to her
premises wonderfully by having the
house painted.
j. *. Sanborn and wife OF Edgar are
in the city, the guests Of David Groat.
They are en- route for Kansas.
One swallow does not make Spring, but
one swallow of One Minute Cough Cure
brings relief, G. l.. Getting.
j. +. Winters has had his dwelling
nicely painted, and now has one Of the
prettiest residences in the city.
Come and see the vast assortment OF
shirts. You will be surprised TO find
such low prices. Wiener, the Clothier
Mrs. J. r. Shirley, teacher in instru-
mental music; customary prices. Daily
half hour lessons to new beginners a,
reasonable rates. 1s.tf
, City Clerk CARRIER and Bro Charley
} expect to open a grocery store in Nc
Cook soon. They were in that city this
week looking over the field.
The band oicnic which was to have
been given last Tuesday, was postponed
again on account Of the rain. The boys
!. have now decided to wait until We meet
another rain.
The rumor goes on our streets tina
Frank and Sam Lindsey will start
meat market in Red Cloud in a few days
I Such a venture would, no doubt, be 8p
q. preciated by our people.
Eczema IL a frightful affliction, blu
I like all other skin diseases it can be per
a manently cured by applications of ID,
Wits Witch Hazel Salve. IL never fail
= to cure piles. &. L.. Getting.
The following Cowles people we're or
. our streets this week: Uncle Todd Pau
and wife, w Scott and daughter, Mrs
. Jno. Storey and daughter, Mrs. w. Wal
Ter and niece, Mrs. Hagan and daughter
o Mr.. Kinney. II, Ii. Foe, Jas. Greenhalgt
4, and brother, Mrs. G. A. Harris and sig
ter, Mrs. Stewart and sister.in-law.
Mr.. ID. p. Davis, n prominent liverymal
and merchant of Goshen, Va, has this t,
say o the subject of rheumatism: /"
> take pleasure in recommending Chamber
. lain's Pain Balm for rheumatism, as
know from personal experience that i
: will do all that is claimed for it. A yea
r ago this spring my brother was laid NJ
: in bedwith inflammatOry rheumatism ant
suffered intensely. The first applica
tion of Chamberlain Pam Balm easeG
the pain and the use of one bottle com
r pletely cured him. For sale by II. L
Grioe.
During the fore part OF the week, Mr.
and Mrs. Jas. Burden were driving
J home from down town. about 8 p. m
When they arrived at the barn, a little
dog anne running out and scared tn
horse. In the excitement, Mr.. B. drop
! ped a line, and, in trying to stop the
r horse, the buggy was overturned, throw
v ing himself and wife out. He ESCAPED
without injury, while she was badly
bruised about the face and body, and /
was a great wonder she was not killed
l. She was thrown into the buggy top, ana
@ before the horse was stopped, the bugg.
became badly wrecked, however, sh'
will be able to be around in a few days
Way back onder in Old Virginia, II
the early stages Of the war, Geo. Thorn
% and his sister Sarah, lived in Fairfax
q g. II. They we're both held in slavery
q and when the war began to wage fur
ously the brother and sister were ssps
rated. Time rapidly passed and Mr.