The Red Cloud chief., 1897-09-10
AROUND TOWN.

THF CHIEF is prepared to do youi
job printing
Med Lavallee was down from River
ton this week.
Miss Nellie West has returned to
Falls City to teach school.
Go to c. M. Gaines the old reliable
family bakery at the old stand.
Mrs. Calvin Kenady returned to her
home at Holyoke, Colorado, the last Of
the week.
Geo. Hadell came up from st. Joe
and spent several days here the first Of
the week.
The number Of persons who have at.
tended the reunion at Superior from
here has been small.
II you want a wheel pillow l have
some bargains it will pay you to look
after. JAS. PETERSON.
have "A second hand square piano
for sale. II is a fair instrument for "A
beginner. Price, s26 cash.-C. j..
PLATT.
The Union Fire Insurance Company
is the best mutual. Combine risks; in
installments 3 per cent. ii. SMITH,
Special Agent.
Jno. Dickerson has resigned his
position with Turnure Bros. and ac.
cepted a like position with the Ne
braskaMercantile Co.
Mrs. s. X. Mcbride wishes t. inform
her patrons that she has returned
from her buying trip at Kansas City
and has a splendid stock of all that is
new in the millinery line.
CHOICE GRAPE by the pound, by the
basket, by the ton. Largest vineyard
in Nebraska. Write for prices or come
right along with your wagon.-G. W.
HAGAN, Guide Rock, Neb.
The little baby daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. &. IL. Ieiss after n short illness
passed away on last Friday. The fune.
raj services were conducted on Sunday
anu the remains of the little one were
buried in Red Cloud cemetery.
CLOSING OUT SALE-Commencing
September list, 1897, | will offer my en-
tire stock of Doors AND SHOES at ac-
tual cost. mean just what | say, as
| am going out of the Boot and Shoe
business. Dry Goods and groceries at
lowest prices. Call ard see NEE.
MCFARLAND.
Miner Bros. placed a coupon in Their
advertisement in each of the city pa
pers last week which upon presenta-
ton would entitle holder L a free %
cent coupon. Those clipped from the
CHIEF were over twice as many as the
other city papers combined. This
tells the story without further com.
ment. Place your advertising in the
CHIEF.
Henry Wilmot met with a eve &C.
cideut on Monday last. He was e.
gagged in moving hay and the team get
ting a little fractions he jumped from
the mower and caught them by the
heads but they pulled loose and before
he could get out of the way the sickle
guard which was raised several inches
| pa,It hin, - thu nalf ~ fhn lan tnap-
ing two gashes about four inches long.
Whatever you buy it will pay you in
the long ron to %patronize resident mer-
chants and dealers. You may think
that the floating merchant is selling
cheaper than others, but il your pur-
chase doesn't prove to be what it is
represented you have no recourse, be-
cause the loater has gone to other and
greener fields, while, had you pur-
chased it from the home merchant you
could have made it good. The floating
merchant thrives by catching suckers
and why you want to be one of them is
beyond finding out.
Our attention has again been called
to the fact that there are a number of
small boys, middle sized boys and big
boys who apparently have nothing to
do but stand on the corners during the
day, and congregate along the side
walks during the evening and night.
These same young men, of all ages,
guy passers by, use vile language,
blasphemy, and ever obscene and in
descent talk and in the presence of
those upon the street, regardless Of
whether ladies are present or not.
This matter is getting altogether TOO
common, and this class is altogether
too obnoxious to be allowed to carry on
their vicious practices much longer.
Next Wednesday the republicans Of
th;o ooupty uiii maaf In cnpuonttno