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CITY NEWS.
Will YoIser was here the llrst of the
week.
Jake Nusteiu and family ave home
from St, Joe.
Walt Warren was up from Superior
the llrst of the week.
Foil Salk I'urc three-year-old cider
vinegar. Mits. Huadukook.
For a mower or take I can give you
bottom prices. Jas I'etimwon.
Miss Speake of the Nebraska Mer
jantilo Co., left for her home atliloom
mton Monday night.
Have you seen those road wagons
I'liey are dandies and the pi ices are
'ight. .James Peterson.
Charley White left Monday for Su
perior and will play in one of the
bands thcro during the reunion.
Mrs. Fred Palmer and children have
i-nturned to their home in Grand Island
iflor a visit with K. McFarlaud and
family.
John and Samuel Llghtfoot arc in
,ho city visiting with their mother and
other friends haviug come overland
(rom Iowa.
A petition was circulated among
.nir business men this week ami
'jnougti raised to stait the street
iprinkler going.
Jud Uailey's li.tlo eagle eyes glit
tered with a snakediko gleam win n the
nomination for clerk on the populist
ticket fell to the lot of Jlinmie Hale.
Perfectly harmless, but very power
ful is "Economy Houoset Cordial," a
remedy par-excellence for all forms of
indlKcstbn. ;For sale by C. L. (Jotting,
MissTrix Mizer left Monday morn,
ing for Chicago, where she will attend
the Conoervatory of Music and take up
7ocal music. She will also study Ian-
L. H. Rust says If you want Burbank
ud Abundanco plums three to six feet
high, or anything else In the nursery
lino at reasonable prices, for fall or
iprlug, lot him know what you wnnt.
Cash for poultry at the New York
poultry car, on track near the B. & M,
depot, Ued Cloud, on Tuesday after
noon, Sept. 14th. Cash at the car,
Correct weights guaranteed. The fol
lowing prices will bo paid: Hens 5 jo,
.Springs 5jc, old roosters $1.30 per doz
ju, ducks $1.50 per dozen, turkeys 5c
per pound, geese 83.00 per dozen.
One of the best advertisements that
jould have been used by some of tho
'jutorpris'iiig merchants of this city on
ihow day would have been a barrel of
ico water land half a dozen tincups,
horo the thirsty crowd could havo
helped themselves. This is something
,hat should bo attended to in the fu
ture. If Red Cloud expocts people to
3omc twenty or thirty miles on such
jeeasions they should bo given n
jhanco to get a drink ol water after
'.hoy get here.
Au effort will bo inado by several of
Mir business men to provide tho band
vith a now sot of instruments. This is
i laudable object and our ritizons
diould seo that tho project is pushed
ilong. The old Instruments havo got
sen in such shapo that it is Impossible
x mako good music with them. Tho
-soncerts given by tho band in tho past
iavo dono muoh toward briugiug peo
ple to tho city who would havo gouo
)l8owhero to trade. Help the now in
trumont project along.
Awarded
Highest Honors World' Fair,
Hold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
CREAM
BAKING
POWDER
A Pure (Jrnpe Cream of Tartar Powder.
40 YEARS THE STANDARD,
AHOUyi) TOWN.
Kd llohatian of I.lnroln was here
this week
Tiik Ciiikv i? prepared to do yotu
job printing.
Med Lavallce was down fiom River
ton this week.
Miss Nellie West has returned to
Falls City to teach school.
Go to C. M. Calmes tho old reliable
family baktry at the old stand.
Mrs. Calvin Kcnady returned to her
homo at Holyoke, Colorado, tho last of
the weok.
Geo. Hadcll came up from St. Joe
nud spent several days hero tho first of
tho week.
Tho number of persons who havo at
tended the reunion at Superior from
hero has been small.
If you want a wheel plow I have
some bargains It will pay you to look
after. Jas. 1'ktkkson.
I havo u second hand Mpiaro piano
for salo. It Is n fair Instrument for it
beglnnor. Prlco, $20 cash. C. J.
Platt.
Tho Union Fire Insurance Company
is the best mutual. Combine risks; in
installments 3 per cent. J. H. Smith,
Special Agent.
Jno. Dickerson Ins resigned his
position witli Turnuro Bros, and ac
cepted a like position with tho No
braskaMercantllo Co.
Mrs. S. R. McBrido wishes to inform
her patrons that she has returned
from her buying trip at Kansas City
and has a splendid stock of all that is
now in the millinery line.
Cnoicr. Okai'I.s by tho pound, by the
basket, by the ton. Largest vineyard
in Nebraska. Write for prices or come
right along with yotirj wagon. G. W.
Haoak, Guide Rock, Neb.
Tho little baby daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. C. II. Zeiss after a short illness
passed away on last Friday. Tho fune
ral services were conducted on Sunday
ami the remains of tho little one weie
buried in Red Cloud cemetery.
Ci.osino Out Sam: Commencing
September 1st, 1807, I will offer my en
tire stock of Boots and Shoks at ac
tual cost. I mean just what I say, as
1 am going out of the Boot and Shoe
business. Dry (Joods and irioceries at
lowest prices. Call atd seo me. K.
McFaiu.and.
Miner Hro. placed a coupon in tlieii
advertisement in each of the city pa
pers last weok which upon presenta
tion would entitle holder to a free 25
cent coupon. Those clipped from tho
Ciiikk were over twice as many as tho
other city papers combined. This
tells tho story without further com
ment. Place your advertising in the
Ciiiek.
Honry Wiluiot met with a sovero ac
cideot on Monday last. Ho was e
gaged in mowing hay and tho team got
ting a little fractious ho jumped from
tho mower and caught thorn by tho
heads butthoy pulled looso and before
ho could got out of tho way the slcklo
guard which was raised several inches
caught him in the calf of tho leg tear
ing two gashes about four inches long
Whatever you buy it will pay you in
the long ri' n to patronize resident mer
chants and dealers. You may think
that the floating merchant is soiling
cheaper than others, but if your pur
chase doesn't prove to bo whnt it is
represented you havo no recourse, be
cause the lloater has gouo to othor and
greener Holds, while, had you pur
chased it from tho home merchant you
could havo made it good. The Moating
merchant thrives by catching suckers
and why you want to b'o one of them is
boyoud finding out.
Our attention has again been called
to tho fact that there are a number of
small boys, middle sized boys and big
boys who apparently have nothing to
do but stand on tho corners during tho
day, and congregate aloug tho side
walks during the evening and night.
Thcso samo young men, of all agos,
guy passors by, use vile language,
blasphemy, and oven obscono and in-
descent talk and in tho presence of
thoso upon tho street, regardless of
whothor ladies aro present or not
This matter is gottlng altogether too
common, and this class is altogether
too obnoxious to bo allowed to carry on
their vicious practices much longer.
Next Wednesday tho republicans of
this county will moot in convention
for tho purpose of placing a ticket in
tho Hold for county officers. In order
to win it bohoovos tho party to put
tholr beat men o tho front, men who
aro strong ou their own individual
merit, and not upon tho merit of others
nor tho location in tho county from
whenco they come. Study tho differ
out uppllcants for caudidaoy and re
volvo in your own mind vhethor they
aro competent to fill tho places to
which tlioy aspire, Computonoy in
thu llrst place Is the greatest strength
for without this no candidate for
office should be nominated or elected,
(ioml men should tilto bo aput up for
i ontmi'sioiiei' lu diflerent districts as
the office is an important one. Mot's
'Hicks Sllld i:. hl'l-llh ellMlM lji ride
1,'ttcdU'"
John Gnrherof McCook is hero this
week.
Charley Fort returned from a visit to
Lincoln the liist of the weok.
Tho best buggies for tho money ever
brought to town at Peterson's.
Now thnt you are .ooking after
wagons see the Nowtou and other
makes at Peterson's.
For a go"d shave, hair cut or other
tonsorial work, call on Geo. Fentress
south of tho Calmos bakery.
C. L. Cotting, solo agent, will refund
your inonoy if not satisfied utter using
ouo bottle of Dr. Fouuors famous medi
cine. Henry Deidrick this morning com
menced removing his stock of boots
and shoes to the room recently vacated
by tho Fair store.
Ed. Beyer of McCook was in tho city
this weok and made a pleasant call at
the Ciiikf wigwam depositing a dollar
with us on subscription.
A. Dyer and wife from near St. Jo
seph, Missouri, accompanied by their
granddaughter, aro visiting in the city,
guests of their sou Samuel Dyer.
1. A. Batim was taken sick nl
Superior Monday and leturncd homo
that evening. Feeling better ho de
parted for that place again Thursday.
A. Reynolds of Long Island, Kansas,
has arrived in the city haviug purchas
ed the meat market of the Lindsoy
Bros. Will Harris will bo his able as
sistant. The fair store has moved to tho room
formerly occupied by Featherly's
fruit store, and tho fiuit storu has
moved to thu meat market building
north of Henry Cook's drug store.
Johnny Cummitigs had (pike an ex
perience with a chicken thief last Mon
day night. He killed tho thief, a skunk,
and the people in the cast part of town
had something to stick up tlioir mists
about the rest of tho night.
liist of letters remaining uncalled for
at the poslolllcc at Red Cloud, Neb
raska, for tho week ending Sept., llth
1807.
Ferguson, Orville Pierson, Mrs. N. S.
Reynolds, Lizzio Sullivan, Edward
These letters will be sent to the dead
letter office Sept., Slid, If not called for
before. Fkank W. Cowdkn, P. M.
Don't use bill heads or statements in
which you have to write your own
name. Got them printed in an tip-to-dato
stylo. There is nothing which
will make your customers think you
aro of tho disposition to bo penurious
so much us this. If you aro stingy in
ono way what reason is thcro to bo
liove that you wont bo in othor ways.
Got your printing dono right at tho
Chirk office.
A new Indiana variety of corn called
Cornucopia, if said to produce 200
bushels to tho aero; ouo stalk to the
hill producing from five to ton woll
filled oars. It is n stout growor, and
stalks aro two inches in diameter. Tho
farmers in tho neighborhood whero tie
seed has been perfected (Scottsborg)
aro enthusiastic over it and beliovo
that in time it will revolutionize tho
industry handed down by aborigines
Columbus Journal.
Tho Inst two weeks havo been hot
and dry, and corn has boon damaged
more than at any othor time slnco
planting. It seemed to bo tho opinion
of nearly every farmer who expressed
an opinion, that corn was made and
out of dangor a month ago, and to the
casual observer this would sooni to bo
so, butsueh was not the case except in
tho vory early planted corn. Tho ex
treme lioat since tho last rain has dono
considerable injury to many fields of
corn, but there will bo an immenso
corn crop in Webster comity uovertho
less.
Are You
Thin?
Look about you! See for
vourselfj Who suffer most
from sleeplessness, nervousness,
nervous dyspepsia, neuralgia,
despondency, general weak
ness? Who are on the edge
of nervous prostration all the
time? Those who are thin,
Opium, chloral, bromides,
headache powders, only make
matters worse Iron and Ut
ters are only stimulants. To
be cured, and cured for good,
you need a fat-making food.
You want new blood, rich
blood; and a strong nerve
tonic SCOTT'S EMULSION of
Cod-liver Oil with Hypophos
phites is all this. It feeds the
tissues, makes rich blood, and
strengthens the nerves.
Book about it free for the asking.
For sale by all druggist at 50c and
$(.00.
SCOTT A noWNU, New York.
POCKET - --
- KNIVES!
THE FAMOUS
Chip . A - Way
brand. Guaranteed against
all imperfections. A first
class knife for a little money.
We aro tho only agonts tor
this city.
C. L. Cotting,
The Druggist.
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1IKKK AND TIIKKE.
Dr. Danierell of Hastings was here
this week.
The city schools opened Monday
with a good attendance.
Mamie Householder of Bladen left
Tuesday morning for Tecumseh.
Rev. L. A Hussong and wife worn
visiting in Hastings the fore part of the
week.
Aultz & Dyer have put In a new pair
of scales in the rear of their poultry os
la illshmcnt.
New crosswalks were put in at tho
junction of Webster sticct and Fourth
HVenuo this week.
The Misies Ethel and Myrtle Spoil
corof Omaha aro hero visiting their
aunt, Mrs. J. S. White.
Miss Loua Bellows of Minneapolis,
formerly of this city arrived hero to
day tin a visit to friends.
Mrs. Geo. Hollister left tho first of
thu week for Pueblo, Colorado, to vim
with her sister Mrs. Hattio Warren.
Miss Nellio Kaley left Tuesday morn
ing for Tooumsch, whero she has ac
cepted a position ns teacher in tho
public schools.
A republican primary will bo held In
the "bloody second" ward of this city
on next Tuesday, from twelve o'clock
noon until 7 o'clock p.m. for tho elec
tion of delegates to the republican con
vention which moots on Wednesday.
Rev. J. M. Darby will preach Sunday
morning on "Tho Work of tho Minis
try," and at I o'clock in tho ovoning
will address the young poopio. This
will closo his first year's work in this
city. He attends tho nnnual confer
onco at York next week.
It is no unfamiliar sight these days
for tho citizen who makes a journoy to
tho dopot to seo upon tho platform ono
or two barrels filled with empty "Kan
sas crockery" billed to tho St. Joseph
Browing Co. Tho "looso whisky"
joit.t in tho "burnt district" seems to
bo doing a flourishing business in .dis
pensing tho contents of "Kansas
crockery."
Ed Buss, living near this city last
week threshed a Held of oats that
yielded eight j -three bushels por aero.
How is that for a gooil crop. Some of
you eastern fellows that have been
howling over forty and fifty bushels
per acre, can now pull in your horns.
Nebraska Is a great state. It produces
the biggest crops, tho brainiest states
men and the prettiest girls of any state
in tho union. Bluo Hill Leader.
The Signal is informed that Mr. E.
W. Copelen of this place has been em
ployed to tako charge of tho Webster
comity poor farm and will begin work
as soon ns tho county poor house is
completed. This work is right in Mr.
Copelen's linn a his father was for
many years superintendent of tho
county poor farm in Whitloy couuty,
Indiana, and E. W. was his chief as
sistant. Wo bollovo tho choico of Mr.
Copelen for this position is a wise ono
and thnt tho institution under bis man
agement will bo a success from the
start, Guide Rock Signal.
Wo wish that wo could prevail upon
editorial writers of all political creeds,
to bo moderate. Tho editors and writ
ers who are always frothing at the
mouth bring tho newspaper business
into disrepute, and thoir words have
no more effect than tinkling cymbals
or sounding brass. We have always
hold that it is possible for n man to bo
a pop", or a democrat, or a prohibition
ist, without being of necessity a barn
burner or horse thief. Abuse is a poor
weapon used by poor men. Now and
thon tho best of editors allow tholr
angry pnssions to rise, ard say things
that wore hotter unsaid, but ho can bo
pardoned; there is no oxcuse, howovor,
foi tho mun who writes continually nt
thu top of his voice, dbiuaing every
body who tloes not agree with him.
We liliinh for tho few republican edi
tors who cannot mention Gov. Hoi
comb or thu other pop statu otllcials at
Lincoln without having u few spasms.
Beatrice Express.
New Goods
lNew York !
from
Mr. O. Wiener, who attends to our
buying in the east has picked up
some great bargains in
CLOTHING!
Goods Bought Right
Can Be Sold Right!
We want every man in this neck 'o
the woods to see and price our
CLOTHING-.
We do business oi on a close margin
and you will realize the fact by
inspecting our line.
Freymark Co.
Successors to C. Wiener.
Red Cloud's Reliable Cothing House.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
AGENTS POR
Chase & Sanborn's Coffees.
FRESH VEGETABLES AND FRUITS OF ALL KINDS IN SEASON.
dosing Oat Entire Stoek
I have decided to close out my entire stock of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Queensware,
Hats Caps, Boots and Shoes,
And in fact all goods kopt in n General Merchandise store.
The building is also for sale or will sell building and stock
together.
Q. A. HARRIS, Cowles, Neb.
PLATT & FREES CO.,
Ghieago itamber Yard,
RED CLOUD,
Lumber, Lime,
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