THE KED CLOUD CHIEF, FHIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1891).
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The Best Eyes
Aro thoso given tho best caioj
J throughout nil periods of ones Ufo.
I "I usod to havo tho boat oyoa" is a 1
common expression. Thcso people J
J very likely hnvo bml eyes now be-
I causo neglectful of the oahe neccs- i
snry to keep them good Lot us J
J heki' kcop your's good. If you
bavoa't good onus let us assist in i
nuking thorn good. Right glass J
I aid that's what we offer.
e have a line of Goggles. Colored
Glasses and Eve Protectors for Hir- 3
venters. Tbresners. and otners
who work in the sun or dust.
Newhouse Bros.,
Jewelers and Opticians.
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Clock and Jewelry J
work. Wedoihobeilwott
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GENERAL CITY NEWS.
Curtains at cost at Taylot's.
Everything at cost at Taylor's.
c Mrs. Ladd of Inavalo was hero Sat
urday. Henry Bird of Guide Hock was horo
Sunday.
Roy Hutchinson was over from Lob
unon Sunday.
Dwight Joues was up from Guide
Rock Tuesday.
Take your harness repairing to Fogol
and Hutchison.
Havo you scon that lino line of nets
nud dusters at J. O. Butler's.
The W. C.T. U. will meet with Mrs.
Rust during tho month of August.
"Will Parker was looking after busi
ness matters at Guide Rock Friday.
The ladies of the Methodist church
are having a picnic at Amboy today.
Mrs. Cook and daughter Myra have
returned home from a trip to Omaha.
Lew Clapp returned Sunday morning
from a visit with friends at Blooming
ton. Our phone is No. 87 and when in
need of job vork or advertising call ua
up.
Miss Blanche Darby returned Friday
evening from a visit at Hardy, this
state.
Geo. W. Lindsey left Tuesday night
for the western part of tho state to look
for cattle.
Miss Ethel Cummlngs left Thursday
for a visit with her sister Mrs. Carl
Jenkins at Beatrice.
See W. W. Wright's lino of refriger
ators. He handles the Herrlck which
is the best on earth.
Largest lino of nets and dusters in
the Republican valley at tho lowest
prices. J. O. Butlku.
Miss Viola Ward returned homo tho
last of tho week from a sovoral weeks
visit with frioLds in Omaha.
Prof. J. I. Kolloy who has beon out
cpnvassing for a cyclopedia rotumed
homo Saturday morniug.
Miss Willa Cathcr who has beon liv
ing in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, for
somo time past arrived homo Tuesday
evening.
Having decided to oloso out my busi
ness in this city I offer my entire stock
of furniture, carpets, curtains and wall
papor at cost. F. V. Taylor.
Strayed. From my farm on July
25tb. one maro mulo with Heavy collar
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marks on shoulder. Finder will please
leave notlco at Chief office. J. E.
Himes.
Mauy special attractions will be In
trodiiced at tho Red Cloud Interstato
Fair Sept. 11th to 14th. Good races,
good band, good spoaking, eto Como
and have a good time.
Insuro your hogs against disease in
the Hoc Raiser's Mutual Insurauco Co.
fiiiBunest and best. Agents wanted.
Call on or address F. F. Goble, Supt
of Agencies, Red Cloud, Hob.
One Minute Cough Cure qniokly
cures obstinate summor coughs and
colds. i"I consider it a most wonderful
modicino., quick and safo." W. W.
Morton, Mayhow, Wis. C. L Cotting.
Jennie Durkeo, a graduate of tho
Red Cloud High School nlass of '09,
will enter Hastings College in Soptem
bor. Believing lor to bo a worthy
young lady, frionds have como to her
aid to see hor through college. She
1-nmilvnd tho Doanu hcholarship for
highest rank in class, but is unable
uso It.
WEEK'S HAPPENINGS.
Furniture nt cost at Taylor's.
"Racket" store, Moou block.
Hummock's at cost at Taylor's.
Herbert Cook of Omaha Is In tho city.
Doll Abel of Hobron is visiting in tho
city.
Ernest Wolsch is home after a visit
toOmnbn.
Harness of all kinds at Fogol and
Hutchison's.
Tho Chief and the Intor-Ocoan ouo
year for 11.25.
J. N. Rlckards nud wife of Bcatrlco
are in the city.
Charley Busbeo and wifo of Guldo
Rock wore hero Sunday.
If you want nnything in tho harness
lino seo Fogol and Hutchison.
Red Cloud, Nob., Sopt. Uth to 14th,
will bo hold tho Interstate Fair.
G. M. Albln of Mt. Claro whilo in tho
city today paid us a pleasant call.
Seo Wright's lino of warm weather
gasoliuo stovos boforo purchasing.
Slug Shot will kill bugs on vines and
worms on cabbage. Sold by Cotting.
F. M. Hopkins and Thomas Cum
mlngs of Rivcrton were here Thurs
day.
Watch for special fcaturosmontloned
in the largo posters of tho Interstato
fair.
Girl Wanted. At Bon Ton Bakery
for Kitchen work. Three dollars per
week.
Attorney Richards ot Richards &
Dinsmoro of Hobron was in tho city
today.
Georgo Ross left Monday for Beaver
Crossing, this state, to be gono for sev
eral weoks.
Miss Nelllo Martin of Wymoro ar
rived in tho city Tuesday on a visit to
friends here.
Tho fronts of Longtin'? billiard hall
and Polnloky & Co 's saloon havo been
neatly painted.
Mis. Win. Bonso returned from a
visit to her fnrmor home in Teoumseh,
Thursday night.
Tho Interstate Fair managomont has
secured the sorvices of expert judges.
Red Cloud, Neb., Sept. 11th to Uth.
Dou't stand tho heat of a cook stove
this summor but buy a gasoline stove
of W. W. Wright. Ho has a fine lino of
them.
J. R. Mercer has gone to the western
part of the state on business. J. N.
Rickards will attend to tho duties at
his office during his absence.
Butler, the harness man is headquar
ters for all kinds of first class harness,
both light and heavy. If you want
anything in his lino see him.
J. W. Robinson of Guide Rock has
brought suit for 12,500 damages against
the parties who committed an assault
upon him several months ago.
John Tomlinson was in Omaha tho
first of tho week looking into the mat
ter of placing an agricultural exhibit
for Webster county at tho exposition.
Miss Myrtle and Lula Chamberlain of
Now Boston, Illinois, formerly resi
dents ot this city, arrived the last of
the week on a visit to relatives and
friends here.
Billy Smith, son of J. H. Smith, and
a former old resident hero, but who
has beon in the fur west for somo years
is in tho city. Ho bus lately beon in
tho Klondike country.
Insure your hogs against diseaso in
tho Hog Raisers' Mutual Insurauco Co.
Cheapest und best. Agents wanted.
Call on or address F. F. Goble, Supt.
of Agoucies, Red Cloud, Nob.
Dr. Wegmann of Bluo Hill was In
tho city Wednesday on his way to Ft.
Leavenworth to visit with his son Goo.
C. Wegmann, member of tho 31st U. S.
Volunteer Infantry who will leavo soon
for Manila.
All weak places in your system ef
fectually closed against diseaso by De-
Witt's Llttlo Early Risers. They
Icloansn tho bowels, promptly euro con-
stipation, regulate tbu liver, and All
you with new life nnd vigor. Small,
pleasant, sure; never gripe. C. L. Cot
ting. Insuro your hogs against loss from
diseaso in Tho Farmers Mutual Hog In
surance Association of Omaha. Plan
mutual. Absolutely safo, costs less and
more cqultablo than any other associa
tion or company. Wrlto or seo H. E.
Pond, Supt. of Agoncies. Red Cloud,
Neb. OfOco in Moon Block.
It is a general belief among people
that ice water is detrimental to the
health, but if you get nlco, pure ice
such as that sold by J. A. McArthur you
will find it beneficial instead of detri
mental. Ho has pure ico and it won't
hurt anyone. Dellvorod to any part of
the cily in any quantity. Wagon
makes the rounds every day.
W. E. TompKins of Guide Rock was
in tho city the foro part of the week
and while here paid this ofllco a friend
ly call. Mr. Tompkins is a candidato
for the ofllco of sboriff and should be
receive tho nomination at tho coming
republican convention win no uouot
to make Rstrong race as he Is woll known
ftad wo11 ,,kt'i' by al1 wh0 know hln1.
MERE MENTIONINGS.
The Chiek 61.00 por year.
Carpots at cost at Taylor's.
Wall paper at cost at Taylor's.
Mrs. Moore of Guide Rock was hcio
this wcok. .
Dr. Robinson of Guide Rock was
horo Monday.
J. O. Lindloy returned Monday from
a trip to Omaha.
W. W. Wright has n fine lino of tho
best refrigerators.
For hand made harness
and Hutchisons.
go to Fogol
Ringllng Bros, circus will bo hero on
Friday, Soplouibor 16th.
All kinds of useful articles at the
Raoket store, Moon block.
Soo tho "American" hog fonco at
Mitchell Bros. Bost ou earth.
Edward Emigh loft Monday morning
on a visit to'frionds In Illinois.
Mrs. C. H. Miner is visiting with
frionds down in Kansas this wook.
R. N. Lowis of Bluo Hill was a pleas
ant caller whilo in tho city today.
Tho long distance tolephono will bo
completed into this city Tuesday noxt.
Walter Roby sells tho Singer sowing
machine Prices right. Got the bost.
Attend tho races at tho Interstato
Fair at Red Cloud, Nob., Sopt. Uth to
14th.
Mrs. S. Day returned tho last of tho
weok from u visit with friends at Lin
coln. Mr. J. S. Etuigh and Mrs. Thomas
Penman, aro visiting in Cowlcs this
week.
Poto Hansen and George Lindloy
left Tuesday morning for a visit at
Omaha.
Good girl wanted for Kitchen work
at tho Star bakery. Good wagos to tho
right party.
L. A. llnsklns has purchased tho feed
barn on Webstor Btreot east of tho
Moon block.
Al. Galushaand wlfoand C. B. Crono
went to Lebanon, Kansas, today to soo
the ball gamo.
Veru Oimstead and vie Scott are
heme again aftor spending several
months in Omaha.
C. H. Miner and the Misses Mary
and Margarot Minor left this week on
a purchasing expedition to Chicago.
Mrs. Baylor, mother of tho Crablll
brothers, who has been visiting here
has returned to her home in Virginia.
Mrs. E. P. Quivey of Omaha who is
engaged in finding homes for the waifs
of tkls state was here the last of the
week.
Clarence Reed has been granted a
nonsion of 130 per month on account
of the injuries received in the Spanish
American war.
Campbell Bros, advanco agent W. L.
Schonlll, was here this week and has
made arrangements to have their clr
cus here on Thursday, August 24th.
Geo. Holllster and wife, Clyde Olm
stead and wife, P. A. Perry and wife,
and C. H. Kaley and wife attended the
spirituallstlo meetings at Franklin Sun
day night.
Med Lavallo and wife of Rlverton,
accompanied by Mrs. Phil Longtln and
Miss Tilllo Longtin of Olydo, Kansas,
were vis iting with Noise Longtin and
family hore Sunday.
Insuro your hogs against diseaso in
tho Hog Raisers' Mutual Insuranco Co
Choapcst and best. Agents wanted.
Cnll on or address Frank Goble, Supt
of Agencies, Red Cloud, Nob.
A number of tho b' ys who havo bo
longed to tho baud orgntii. Uionb of tho
city have lately forim-d a new organi
zation and are practicing in order to
furnish music during the fair. They
will piny on the streets Saturday night.
Tho Congrpgationu lists havo given
up tho speninl auniveisary services ad
vertised for next Sunday nnd will havo
Instead a church and Sunday school
picnic in Hummol's grove noxt Tues
day. All members and frionds of the
church and Sunday school are Invited.
Married Mr. John A. Norris to Miss
Bessie H. Godwin, both of Webster
county, wero united in marriage by L.
A. Hussong, pastor of the Christian
church, at his home on August 8th,
1800. The young cotip) started at
onco for Hastings, Nebraska, whoro
they will make their future homo.
The Nebraska and Kansas Log Roll
ing Association, Modern Woodmen of
America, convenes next Thursday, the
17th, in Beatrice, and several good
speakers have been secured for tho oc
casion. Among them is Rev. James
Mark Darby of this city who will de
liver the principal address.
One of Charley Hazelton's new back
teams took a run from tho depot short
ly after tho arrival of train No. 10 from
the west on Wednesday morning.
They wore noticed by thoso who were
riding on tho rear platform of tho streot
car and L. M. Crablll dropped off and
caught them just as they canio over
the brow of the hill.
RoVal
Baking Powder
Made from pure
cream of tartar.
Safeguards the food
against alum
Alum baking powders are the greatest
menacers to ncaltb. of the present day.
hotai tuiha fowMH ax, xtw vomc
Resolutions of Respect
Whereas, wc nro again called upon
to mourn tho loss of another of our
members, and one uioro link of our
goldon chain has fallen away in death,
lot It remind us that the mossonger
who called him homo will como sooner
or lator for us all. Though ho has
passed boyoml tho roach of words of
praiso, yot wo doom it fitting to express
our appreciation of our brothers doods
of gonorosity, and his groat kindness
to all with whom ho canio in contact.
Resolved, that in tho death of our
brother A. G. Willis this Chapter has
lost a zoalous and earnest mombor;
ono who ever ohecrfull and faithfully
performed all duties devolving upon
him, and ono who lived a llfo that was
a model of Christian manhood and
worthy citizenship.
Resolved that tho charter and jowels
bo ill aped In memory of our departed
brother, and that a copy of thoso reso
lutions bo sent to his aged mother and
family and published in tho local
papers.
Dr. Robt. Damkrell,
Miss Tilla McClelland,
Mrs. Lotta Grice,
Committee.
Whereas, In tho wisdom of our
great commander our enmrado A. G.
Willis has nnsworod to tho last roll call
abovo, thoroforo bo it,
Resolved, that James A. Gartlold
Post No. 80, G. A. R., department of
Nebraska, oxtond to tho rolatlvos of
decoasod our sinoero sympathy in this
their hour of boroavement, and that
our charter be draped for thirty days
and these resolutions be spread upon
tho minutes of this Post.
D.J. Judson,
H. E. Pond,
Samuel West,
Committee.
We are happy to chronicle the mar
riageon last evening at tho homo of
Bev. I. W. Edson, of Mr. George W.
Francis and Mrs. E. A. Hall, both woll
and favorably known residents of our
city. Tho ceremony which was per
formed by Rer. Edson in a most happy
manner was a quiet affair only a few
relatives of tho contracting parties be
ing present. The groom has resided
in this county for many years and has
been very successful and is known as
one of the solid financial men of the
county and a much respected citizen.
The bride has been a resident of the
city for many years, is much esteemed
and has many friends. The CniEr ex
tends congratulations and best wishes.
t Take the boys and girls to the Inter
state fair at Red Cloud, Neb., to be
entertained. Brass bands, horse races,
merry-go-rounds, high dives, aerial ex
ploits in tho clouds, shooting tourna
ment, vocal and instrumental music,
bioyclo races, a grand agricultural dis
play, fino horsos, cattle, swlno and
poultry from all over southern Neb
raska and northern Kansas. Don't
miss it; a shield ovont will be woith
tho price. Do not forgot tho dates,
boptembor 11, 12, 13 nnd Uth.
List of lotters remaining uncalled for
it tho postoQlco at Rod Cloud, Neb
raska, for tho week ending Aug. 10th
1890.
Carr, Myrtlo Cunliffo, Mrs M. E.
jenson, Rosa Kloe, Wm.
iSaderlin, Mrs. Tilllo
Thcso letters will bo sent to tho doad
otter ofiico Aug. 24th, if not callod for
lofore. When calling for abovo ploaso
lay advertised. T. C. Hacker, P. M.
We look for n large concourso of peo
ple in Red Cloud on August 24th, the
dato of tho big Campbell Bros, circus.
Tho advanco billing says that tho streot
parade will take placo at ten o'clook in
the morning. Tbo afternoon perform
ance will bogln at 2 o'clock, but tho
doors will bo open at lfo'olock to on
able'tho inspection of the monagorios.
Free balloon ascension ut 1 p.m
The Rev. W. B. Coitloy, of Stock
bridge, Ga., while attending to his pas
toral duties at Ellenwbod, that state,
was attacked by ohole
morbus. He
lays: "By chance I
appened to get
bold of a bottle of Oba
berlaln's Colic,
Cholera and
think it was
Dlarrboc i Romody, and I
tho mea s of saving my
life. It relieved me at once." For salo
by H. E. Grice.
A young woman who registered nt
the Lindell hotel at Hastings and gavo
order to be called for the train to
Cowles and then caintormanded tho
call committed suicldi and died Wed
nesday night from tuects of poisou.
Her identity has nu been established.
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Sale!
In order to reduce our stock and make
room for our fall stock we offer
the balance of our
Men's, Boy's and
Children's Clothing,
Hats, Caps, Shoes and
Furnishing: Goods, at
20 per cent Reduction
from Our
Plain Figure Prices.
This means the biggest money saving
sale ever experienced by clothing
buyers in this county.
lie sure and call on us during this sale.
You are bound to be interested.
Men-Haley Clothing Co.
LEADERS IN LOW PRICES.
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fnm August 5th to 15th. I
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2 Dry Goods and shoe Departments we will m
give ten yards best calico free. m
i To make room for fall goods we will place on sale for TEN DAYS M
77 the BIGGEST BARGAINS ever offered to the trade. jjm
i Ohe-Third Oft on Men's and Boys' Tan ifi
ifc and Chocolate Shoes. $
One-Fourth Off" on Ladies Tan and S
g Chocolate Colored Shoes. $
$ 10 per ceut off on all other shoes. ji
ib Big reductions on all Summer Dress 2
Goods and Shirt Waists. Jg
W With each Shirt waist wo put lu a Shirt Wulst Sot Free. W
j? One-Third off on Men's Negligee Shirts. jj(
ft A big let of nice remnants at half price, (fi
ito 2,000 yards new Percales, worth 10c, 2J
jj for71-2c.
ft All the best Calicoes 5c per yard. ji
ft Lonsdale Muslin at 6 l-2c yer yard. &
jjj Hope Muslin 5 l-2c per yard. 9
ft One-Third off on our entire line of 5r
ft Embroideries. ifi
ft New Dress Goods, m be in in a few
2 Ldays and we are jm
ij! making cut prices all through to reduce present stock. jL
ft Linings Free. With Djess Patterns at 5oc 5
3? per pard and over we will jL
!ff put in 6 yards Cambric, 2 yards Silesia and 2 yards 2?
J of Duck. jg
5il GROCERIES. The onlv exclusive Grocery room Jg
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W sell more grocer'es than the balance of the town is W
W because we handle better goods and sell them fa
ft cheaper. For the next Ten Days we offer (l
ft 14 bars of Dandy soap 25c. fil
ij 10 bars Diamond C soap 2Go. JM
f Hour-pound packago Gold Dust .t. 15c. 2a
W 1 paokage XXXX coffee , 100. fa
vaj 1 paokagr Lion coffee , "... 100. JM
Tff 1 package Breakfast oup coffoo .... I0o, il
if 10 pounds bestOatmeal 25o. fa
VV 1 package Gloss staroh , so. Jfi
tK Champion or Morry War Lyo 50.
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