The Red Cloud chief., 1898-03-18
MERE MENTION.

see our book otler
Hadley paints buggies.
j. O. Buffers goods are up.to.datc.
A. G. Hosmcr was in Lincoln this
week.
Nelson Berg of Campbell was here
this week.
Will Yeiser of Republican was here
visiting the folks.
Amos Cowden was up from Superior
the first of the week.
dreams Of Fairyland" at the opera
house next Tuesday evening
Harness tina: will wear, keep its
shape and look neat is the kind made
by j. O. Butler.
Good workmanship and material
in harness is the same aS in other
goods. j. q. Buffers goods have both.
The Union Fire Insurance Company
is the best mutual Combine risks; IN
inStalIm"utS 3 per cent. IL. SMITH,
Special Agent.
John Polnicky and wife and Nclsc
Luugtin and wife spent Sunday in
Riverton, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Med Lavallee.
The CHIEF, IA set Of Ch Y pa tern
knives, and a bound book, all for one
subscription paid in advance. Sub.
scribe now.
Drop in and see what l have Just
bought in the buggy line and note how
cheap you can buy an A grade buggy.
JAS. PETERSON.
Walter Chinook of Dewitt, this
state, is here this week greeting his old
friends. He will probably make this
city his home again in the near future.
Will jackson, yard foreman of the
Rock Island railroad at Fort Worth,
Texas, arrived here the last of the
week, called by the dangerous illness
OF his fathcr.
II. Murray, claim agent for the B. n
M. was here Thursday from Wymore.
He was here in regard to the accident
which happened to Mr.. Berlin of the
Berlin.Pond Opera Co.
G. w. Haley drove his horse down
town n day recently and tied him.
Sometime later he walked home and
on goiny to the barn it dawned upon
him that he had left the horse down
town.
George b. Secord, the well known
contractor of Towanda, New York,
says: 81 have used Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy in my family for a long
time and. have found il superior to any
other" For sale by II. +. Grice.
Oral Garner, the little ten year old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Gar.
ner of Inavale died last Sunday even.
ing. The funeral services of the little
one were conducted at the Methodist
church Tuesday afternoon by Rev.
Blackwell. The sympathy of all goes
out to the stricken family.
Tuesdry evening the M. w. A. gave
an open meeting: to the public. Rev.
James Mark Darby of Red Cloud was
present and delivered one of his ia
nous lectures in the interests of the
Modern WoOodmen. Mr.. Darby made
q telling speech, and depicted the bene-
fits derived from the lodge in a manner
calculated to win friends for the lodge.
Ernest Bolton formerly of this city
passed through here last Saturday on
his way home to Pa at Denver. On &C.
count of leaving his dress suit, tan
shoes and laundry somewhere in the
south where the climate only permits
of a pair of pillow shoes, a sweater and
overalls, he did not telegraph ahead for
his "selcct few" friends to meet him at
the train.
The CHIEF is compell,d To issue
twelve pages this week on of
the heavy advertising patronage. Our
merchants realize the worth of the
home paper as an advertising medium
and do not hesitate to take advantage
of it. IL would be well for purchasers
to read what these merchants have TO
say rs yon may save several dollars IN
purchasing your spring and summer
goods.
a Denver man has discovered IA plan
to get a hog back into the pen via the
aperture through which it passed out.
His receipt in substance is: "Get The
hogs nose at the hole in the pen, then
pass around behind the hog carefully,
get hold of its tail and pull back as
hard as you can, The animal will
think you want 10 prevent it from 90.
inp in and makes q lam 10 -, Ia