The Red Cloud chief., 1897-03-19
ODDS AND ENDS.s

ODDS AND ENDs.s
c, +. Nispel of Bladcn was here this
week.
ID. NJ Able is home after n trip to
W. A. Seeley of Guide Rock was here
this week.
Fred p. Mccormick of Holdrege was
here Friday.
Donald McCallum Of Guide Rock was
here Tuesday.
Harry Mann is home again after a
visit in Kansas.
A fine baby girl arrived at the home
Of VIM. Mckinney on st. Patrick's day
in the afternoon.
Andrew Berg Of Hastings WAS here
this week taking . rest from his duties
ct the Hastings asylum.
For TaADE--A fine gold watch for Q
COW, and q horse for Q buggy. For
particulars inquire ct this office.
Will Yeiser left Sunday night for
Republican City where he will brake
On the B. q NJ. - extra for several
runs,
The murdersrs mention Of whom
was made 10 last weeks paper were
apprehended by the officers At Beloit,
Kansas.
One minute Is oil the time necessary
to decide from personal experience
that One Minute Cough Cure does what
its name implies. CT L. Getting.
Most remain one week logger. We
have about 40 more pairs of our %. 80
shoes for S1.05and just one week to
buy them in.-Cincinnati Shoe Store.
A. p. Hagan of Guide Rock was a
pleasant caller at The CHIEF wigwam
and left us some money on subscrip.
ton. He is the kind of caller we like
ter see.
Will Holsworth who lives north of
town called ut the office of the GREAT
FAMILY WEEKLY and put three hard
VII uoIidls w liNultll'h loI Mtlltu Ht
has our thanks.
A couple Of people of shady reputa.
ton are said to be occupying rooms in
one of our brick blocks. The city au-
thorities attention is called TO this mat.
ter and they should he run out of town
Immediately.
Herbert Ogden, at one time a resi-
dent OF this county now editor of the
Twice.a.wesk Patriot of What Cheer,
Iowa, has peen visiting with the fam.
lily OF e.. w. Baker and other old
friends near AmbOy. He was q pleas
ant caller at this Office Monday.
They are so small that tho most sensi.
tive persons take them, they are 80
effective that the most obstinate cases
OF constipation, headache and torpid
liver yield to them. That is why De-
Wits Little Early Risers are known
as the famous little pills. &. l.. Cot.
ting.
1t is pretty well conceded that the
winter wheat has been badly injured
by the cold weather of Februsry and
that of the earlier fall. An expert
enced farmer tells The Express that
wheat would never winter kill in this
section il the farmers would only plan
about a month earlier. The greater
part of the winter wheat was planted
In Gage county last fall as late as the
middle of October and the first OF No
vember. II is this late planted wheat
that is suffering most from the cold
snaps. Wheat planted in September is
all right Beatrice Express.
About two weeks ago while a couple
of young men were returning to their
homes in the south part of the city they
were followed by two men In disguise.
One wore q blanket or sheet of white
material and carried under his arm a
white lantern andthe other had on a
red robe and carried a red lantern. On
two occasions has this thing happened
and VI have been requested to state by
friends OF the young men that II this
thing Is carried too far the ones taking
part in the foolish act are liable to get
more than they bargain for IN the
shape of u dose OF lead. We should
have mentioned the matter last week
but it was forgotten.
The Bloomington Echo says, "A re
publican editor is expected to work
like h for the party during all cam
paigns, after which the party has no
further use for him." The Echo man
is right in a great many cases, but We
generally notice that the editor who
has been true blue republican and who
has ability has been we'll taken care Of
when there was anything to be given
out. We do not see any reason Why an
editor should receive any more on
sideration when it comes to giving out
the plums, than the everyday citizen
who pulls of his ceat and works and
his money for ucces of the
party. We have an editor in this town
who has been recognized once as a SER
want of Uncle Sam and ever since he
has lived upon anticipation Of getting
his old job back. In 1895 he came out
as a bowling advocate OF free silver
publishing free silver editorials and