The Red Cloud chief., 1898-04-15
MERE ENTION

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5. G.. Dillcy of Hastings was her,
Wednesday.
Il. ID. Burton of Franklin was in tn,
city Saturday.
Jake Mandclbaum of Blue Hill wa,
here Wednesday.
Miss Hazel Bell returned home &c
Lincoln Wednesday.
Miss Lille Burnett returned to hel
home at McCook Sunday evening.
G. T.. Slime of Superior was here Sat.
urday night and took in John Dillon.
Mrs. Webb Jossclyn of Orleans was
here the last OF the week visiting with
friends.
Horace ~Spanoglc lief Thursday for
superior where he will take "a position
in a hotel.
Miss Minnie Andrews of Nlankato,
Kansas, is here visiting with Homer
Sherwood and wife.
The Lincoln Mixed Paints is made in
the west tor the western climate. II
stands the test. Sold by Getting.
John j. Irompen, sheriff of Lancas.
ter county was here looking after mat.
tiers pertaining to his office Wednesday.
ID. j. Norris was the principal in n
lively runaway last Saturday. No ser.
ious damage was done only to the
buggy.
A good many are still in arrears on
subscription who might just AS well
pay up now and take adj Vantage Of our
offer of premiums.
The popular meat market of A. X.
Reynolds is now comfortably located | IN
the old meat market stand on the east
side of Webster sire ct.
For Homeseeker's excursion dates
via the Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas rail.
way, and information Of their tourist
sleeper arrangements, address &. A.
McNutt, ID. =. A., 1044 Union @
Kansas City, Mo,
Mr.. Edgar l.. Nesmith Of Wilson,
Kansas, and Miss Anna Greenhalgh OF
Cowles, Nebraska, were united in mar.
ri age at the home of the brides par.
ents on April z, 1898, Rev. Jas. &,
Day officiating. Their future home
will be Wilson, Kansas, where Mr..
Nesmith is engaged in the mercantile
business.
For RENT CHEAP-4S0 acres north
of Franklin described as follows: Eas,
half of section 90 and northwest quar-
ter of 90 2 IA. About 300 acres in cul.
tivation, fine pasture fenced separately
living water. Will rent very cheap
Also lands in Neb, aska and Iowa fol
sale cheap on small cash payments, bal
ance OF long time. Write to Leonard
Everett, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
l was reading an advertisement o.
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar
rhOea Remedy in the Worcester Enter
prize recently, which leads we to writ,
this. a truthfully say l never uset
any remedy equal to it for collie and
diairhoea. | have never had to us,
more than n OF two doses to cure the
worst case with myself or children
w. A. STROUD, Popomoke City, Md
For sale by Ii. f. Grice.
Some good farmers were speaking o.
the practice Of cutting up corn fodder
last Friday, and they all agreed that i
injured the next crop. They say if yor
cut n strip Of corn through 4 field tina
you can pick nj that land to a row tn,
next season, whatever the crop, anC
that the loss will exceed the benefit on,
would ordinarially get from the fodder
This is new doctrine to us but we have
spoken 10 other farmers since and they
all seem to agree that such is the fact.
Corn stalks probably help to some ex.
tent to hold the snow, but hat does not
seem II sufficient cause to account fol
the difference. II anybody knows any
more about it we would like to heal
from them.-Jewcll Republican.