The Red Cloud chief., 1896-09-25
New music at CottiurS

Chas Schahnit returned to Iowa
this week.
Pine tar and finger cots for huskcrs
at Cottiugs.
The a. O. L. W. picnic has been
changed from CARRIERS grove to court
house grove.
Miss Della Meek who has been visit.
ing friends here has returned to her
home at C%oncordia, Kansas.
Five cents worth of gum at Cuttings
gives you II chance to get that bcauti.
full brass onyx top stand.
+. W Ross has purchased the Mrs.
A. II. Brown property, the considcra.
ton being $1,000. He got n fine prop
erty and very cheap.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Stoncbrcakcr
who have been visiting with'C. l.. Cot.
ting aud family have returned to their
home ut Shell Rock, Iowa.
Theories Of curc may be discussed ut
length by physicians, but the sufferers
want quick relief; and One Minute
Cough Cure will give it to them. G. l..
Getting.
A splendid republican meeting was
held on last Saturday evening at the
Wagner school house in Garfield.
Randolph McNitt and G.. X. CLANCY
made short talks. The male quartcttc
furnished some good music.
Whcw! Didn't we make the pair oi
%grovclIing, mcasly ours of the Red
Cloud Nation angry "Whom the gods
would destroy they first make mad"
Next week we will give the pot. bcllicd
whelps another poke in the ribs and an
extra twist of their tails. -Rivcrton
Review.
The pair Of carrier pigeons which
were started for Kansas City on last
Friday morning by John Grams ar.
rived ut their destination all right hay.
ing made the journey Of 357 miles in
five hours and twenty-five minutes.
They will next he sent to Deer Creek,
Ohio, and turned loose to return home.
Ii you have eve seen u little child in
the agony of summer complaint, you
can realize the danger of the trouble
and appreciate the value of instan.
taneous reliet always afforded by De.
Wits Collie Il Cholera Cure. For
~dysentary and diarrhwa it is a reliable
remedy We could not afford to
recommend this as II cure unless il
were a cure. G. l.. Getting.
The Nebraska Methodist Conference
closed its session at Hastings on Mon
day evening. j. X. Maxiield of this
city has received the appointment of
the p~astorate at HUMBOLDT and j. NJ.
Darby will fill the pulpit here. The
other appointments in this county are
Red Cloud Circuit, A. &. Blackwell
Cowles, A. +. Chadwick; Guide Rock,
A. w. Shamel.
Seven famous union generals-Alger,
Siegel, Sickles, Porter, Bussey, Mul.
holl and Corporal TannN-will take
part in the republican sound money
rallies, to be held at Hastings and Lin.
coin, Tuesday. Sept, Goth, and Omaha,
Wednesday, September 30th. Every.
one should hear them. Half rates via
the Burlington Route. Get full particu,
lars from local ticket agent.
For a long time the people had been
ON a tip toe of expectation in regard to
the coming of Tom Patterson the great
Denver free silver advocate, who was
billed for Il speech at the faii on last
Friday afternoon. The expected day
arrived and with it came a drizzling
rain and also Tom Patterson. On nc.
count of the rain many people were
compelled 10 stay at home and the
meeting was held in the opera house
to an audience of between four and five
hundred. II had been so much talked
of, the brilliancy and polish of the man
rs An orator, that the public were
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going many miles and miles to hear
but from many who were there il was
learned that as an orator his ability
was placed too high and he was a dis.
appointment.
On last Tuesday night the populists
held IA meeting in the opera house and
three speakers were announced; T.. j.
Smythe of Omaha, w. +. Porter of
Mcrrick county and j. V. Wolfe of
Lincoln, Nj. Wolfe spoke first and
there was nothing really bad or really
good in his speech. The speech of w.
+. Porter who is candidate for sccrc.
tary Of state was the one most com
mcnted upon the next morning on the
streets, not from its goodness in any
sense Of the word for his words dis.
gusted many Of his hearers. In COM
parison with the gentlemanly bearing,
words, and manner ofhis opponent Mr..