The Red Cloud chief., 1896-04-10
ODDS n ENDS.

this week.
Read A. II. Kaley's prize spring an
nouncement.
Miss Nettie Hunter has gone to Min.
neapolis FOR au extended visit.
Getting 10 closing out a beautiful line
Of curtains FOR 25cts each. complete.
Try a can Of Hopkins Steamed Hon.
my (Hulled Corn). 1t is delicious.
S. /. Cozad and family have gone to
Long Island, Kansas, to reside for a few
weeks.
On page 3 will be found a complete
program Of the play to be given in the
opera house next Tuesday night.
j. ii. Smith. district agent OF the
Continental Insurance Co. Of New York.
Insurance on the installment plan.
When you van a nice smooth shave
or haircut, give Geo. fortress a call
One door south Of the Bon Ton Bakery.
Come and see the vast assortment OF
shirts. You will be surprised To find
such low prices. Wiener, the Clothier.
Call on j. II. Smith for insurance
against lire and lightning, also insures
crops against hail in the Farmers Union
Insurance.
1t is again Grandpa Dlckerson. This
time, Mrs. II. l.. Wilson presented him
with a grandson, and Dick only touches
the high places now.
Rev. II. L. Knox OF McCook will hold
service in Grace Episcopal church next
Sunday, April 10Th. Morning service,
1880; evening, 7:3o.
A very social political squabble &C.
Cured OF the street corner Wednesday
evening. A few retorts, n biff or two,
and all was pence, sweet peace.
l.. p. Albright, OF Red Cloud. has
notified his friends that he is in their
hands for the state treasurership. Mr..
Albright has a good many friends, too.
-McCook Tribune.
. Prudent people properly prcfe: their
. prescriptions prepared by "a practical
|, pharmacist in a proper manner precisely
as prescribed by the practicing physic
ian. Take them to Cuttings Pharmacy.
MR. E]DIToR:-It would be quite
rs proper to say that a man
was a good christian because h,
knew the multiplication table, us to say
that a man was a good Mason becaus,
he knew the Masonic ritual. There are
, too many mouth masons in the world, as
there are mouth christians. II
The city election has come and gone
e and ID. j. Myers was the lucky candidat,
r for mayor. winning easily by a majorit,
of &c votes.
q John CARRIER was elected clerk.
G. w. Dow, treasurer.
l.. ii. Beck, alderman ID ward.
Geo. Hollister, alderman LIST ward.
}. Porter. Jr, police Judge.
a G. S. Bennett, surveyor.
g. l.. Getting and ID. II. Mcfarland
!, were elected on the board of education
{ On Tuesday last. A. II. Carpenter CAV,
Z a pleasant party in honor of his thirty
:. sixth birthday. About thirty guests
were present, and the dinner.table fairl,
8 groaned under its load Of eatables
Among the guests we're Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob Carpenter and Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID
Burton OF Franklin, and Mrs. Jacob Hill
q OF Hastings. A number OF beautif u
y presents were given to Mr.. Carpenter
and the guests departed, wishing hin
many returns of the day.
j. We acknowledge this week, the re
g ceipt Of the Sweet Springs (Mo) Repub
t lican, published by Charles f. Jenkins
| a brother OF our bandmaster. 1t is
red hot republican paper. and fearlessl,
tackles the leading questions OF the da,
in an able manner. The first issue an
/ %nounces that Bro. Jenkins is for VIM
a Mckinley for president, and for the re
O publican party forever. The Republican
Y lican is a very neat five.columu quarto
q and is a credit to its publisher. We OK
n tend u best wishes to the Republican
a and hope it may prosper in that demo
q cratic state, Missouri.
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