The Red Cloud chief., 1898-05-20
MORE OR LESS PERSONAL.

j. q. Buffers goods are up.to.date.
Geo. j. Warren and wife left today
for Lincoln.
Webster county's share of the state
school apportionment will be S50l7 30.
Harness that will wear, keep its
shape and look neat is the kind made
by j. q. Butler.
Frank Carpenter left Tuesday morn.
ing for Columbus, Ohio, where he will
make his home for some time.
Harry Stroup and wife will leave in
afew days for a visit with the formers
parents near Haigler, Colorado.
Miner Bros. carry the most complete
line of carpets in the city. See them
before you purchase and save money.
Good workmanship and material
in harness is the same as in other
goods. j. y. Buffers goods have both.
The CHIEF, a set Of Christy pattern
knives, and q bound book, all for one
subscription paid in advance. Sub.
scribe now.
The Union Fire Insurance Company
is the best mutual. Combine risks; in
installments 3 per cent. II. SMITH,
Special Agent.
When you want carpets give us a
call. We have largest stock in the
city and car a " you money on any.
thing you want in the carpet line.-
MINER BROS.
Geo. +. Bigelow OF Lincoln passed
Sunday with friends here and preached
for Pastor Hussong in the evening.
Mr.. Bigelow is financial agent for the
Co.ner University.
TO anyone paying 81 in advance for
THE CHIEF we will send postage paid
two portfolios, size 10tx1i inches, each
containing Is beautiful reproductions
of photographs with descriptions por'
traying the battle ships of the Ameri-
a navy. Extra portfolios can be OBJ.
tanned for ten cents each. A sample
portfolio can be seen at this Office.
Sheriff Wells, Fred Good and Ran.
dolph McNitt are in Grand Island this
week for the purpose of bringing back
with them one of the men who a year
ago tomorrow night broke away from
Sheriff Runchey at the approach Of the
bridge south of the river. The one who
is in custody at Grand Island is named
Gordon. The sheriff has not yet re.
turned.
A man at Riverton wrote u the SUI
p%erintendent OF the Is. & M. complain
ing Of the ill-usage Of his house cat by
members of a section gang who were
at work near his farm. lie stated that
they had maltreated and abused tabby,
and thrown her in the river where she
was obliged to take refuge on a small
island and had not returned home for
many days. The Il. IL NJ should send
him a new cat or give him damage "a
the amouot of the i'll usage received by
the old one.
Someone with malice aforethought
tells the following story on a respected
J Alma church deacon who, "while il
Topeka the other day heard the banC
play and saw the soldiers march anC
forthwith swelled up with patriotism
He bought a bunch of flags for hi
dozen kids and took them home an
told the youngsters to let them fly. ii,
was a little Mortified to find upon eacl
little old glory, after it had been givel
to the breeze, this irreverent inscrip
ton; Remember the Maine, to hel
with Spain lie said nevera word au
dible, but mentally he repeated tn
words and thought, them's my sent
ments."
Many old soldiers now feel the eifeC
of the hard service they endured dun
ing the war. Mr.. George $. Anderso
of Rossville, York county, Penn, VIII
saw the hardest kind of service at tn
front, is now frequently troubled wit
rheumatism. Il had Il severe attac
lately ;" he says, "and procured a bo'
tie of Chambcrlain's Pain Balm.
did so much good that would like
know what you would charge me fo
one dozen bottles ~ Mr.. Anderso
wanted it both for his W use and t
supply it to his friends and neighbor,
as every family should have a bottle @
it in their home, not only for rheuma
tisn, but lame back, sprains, swelling
cuts, bruises and burns, for which it /
unequalled. For sale by II. L. Grice