The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-26
cry NEWS.

G. +. Gather was home this week.
jeff Myers was in Kansas this week.
Bicycle shoes @l.I5 at Cincinnati Shoe
Store.
II. L. Pond aud wife were in Orleans
today.
Go to peterson's and get an Ohio cul.
~tivator.
The teachers institute commences
next week.
Tan shoe polish and cleaner at Kaley's
Shoe Store.
Mrs. J. NJ. Sellars was visiting in Ina
vale this week.
Mrs. j. II. Smith is home from her
visit to Orleans.
j. l.. Grandstatr of Bladen was in
Red Cloud this week.
1t you desire to know your birth stone
look at Penman's al.
If you want your repairing done right
gel leo. Blalr 10 10 IL.
For first class carriage work see +. u.
Tadley, Red Cloud, Neb.
Shoe dressing for russell and tan shoes
| at Cincinnati Shoe Store.
IL you want a tin roof that won't leak
get Geo, Blair to put it on.
A complete new line of wall paper at
Taylor's at bottom prices.
j II. Smith has insured 5000 acres Of
growing crops against hail.
Mrs. Geo. CARRIER 10 visiting in Be-
atrice and Lincoln this weoB.
Buttermilk soap three cents a cake,
SIX cakes for 10 cents at Cuttings,
G. Earhart, OF Wancta, Neb., is visit.
ing his daughter, Mrs. |. Bicknell.
That tired feeling" is relieved by a
glass OF Coca.C Cola at Cuttings fountain.
j. A. Baum and family left Tuesday
for Osceola, Neb., for a two weeks visit.
Always in season. Hopkins Steamed
Hominy (Hulled Corn. Elegant lunch
IN milk.
For the next 30 days l will hang paper
cheaper than any other mar in town
+. p. Hadley.
Miss Nettie Hummel and sister are
home from Lincoln, where they have
been attending school.
Henry Cook and family are enjoying
a visit from Mrs. Cooks neice and neph
ew, Miss Florence and Bert Wild.
p. l.. Fritz of Abilene, Kan, speciaI
agent Of the Union Central Life Insur
ance Co., was in the city Thursday.
Chris Fassler, Rev. w. A. Davies, j
r. Horn and G. f. Hicks, OF Baden
were doing business in Red Cloud thiI
week.
Ed Brown, while not travelling 70,
drugs and 'sich," puts in his time scrap
ing the race track and-well, We won
say what else he does.
IL IlouriCLeoh iei iVo'n tho ioot "
the eating house, while repairing tn
same, on Monday and broke his left ar m
He fell about forty feet.
An extensive hail storm passed ovcl
the vicinity of Cowles this week. n
damage reported OF any great conse
quence. Hail that fell we're very larg 6
Henry Scott got Sd excited the othe
day while getting ready to harvest hi
wheat that he made a mistake and han
vested his moustache. The crop wa
abundant.
Several applicants for divorce wer
present this term Of the district o r
and had the bonds separated that wer
so obnoxious. In these days divorc
comes easy.
Ralph Brown has gone to Colorado
where he expects to labor in the futur
Ralph is a bright young man and strict
ly honest, and we wish him prosperit.
in the great west.
Miss Sarah Knowles, niece Of VIM
Parkes, drew a SO prize from the Chi
cogo Record for guessing the plan OF
prize story, entitled The Silent Mill.
She was very fortunate.
Miss Villa Gather left this week for
Pittsburgh, Pa, where she has a posi-
ton on the Home Magazine. She has
become one of the leading lady writers
of the state, and We wish her success.
The case Of II. b. Thompson ct. al
vs. j. S. White, l., Ii. Fort ct. al, hal
been advanced on the supreme court
docket and we may now look for a deci
sion soon on the vexed supervisor case
Mrs. Isaac Ludlow was agreeably sur
priscd this week by n visit from hel
grandfather of Dewitt, Iowa, whom sht
had not met for thirty years. HIS name
is David Meredith, and he is on his way