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GENERAL CITY NEWS.
Uomo to town October 20lh.
K. U. Ovuruian was iu llltiu Hill this
week.
Editor Williams of Klroiton was
here Saturday.
Tkcy all go to Peterson's when they
want u good buggy.
Some in and seo our sample portrait
and you will want one.
L. II. Ktii't nml James Burden weie
looking after business matters.
Walter Roby sells tho Singer sowing
ruachiuo. Piiccs rigut. Got tho best.
Pay your subscription nnd got a cal
culating pencil. They nro a little won.
dor.
I. V. Crary of Guide Kock was look
ing after business matters hero Wed
nesday. Oliver Hedge has returned from a
Jew day's sojourn at Cripple Creek,
Colorado.
"From tho way that tho buggies are
goiug out from Peterson's ho must
havo something attractive
Geo. Clauson has purchased tiie 11 mr,
tfeed aud poultry business of T. J
.Ward and will run it in future.
Geo. Uoss arrived in tho city Wed
nesday and will do tiie mason work of
the engine houso at the now mill.
Many people have gone as far as
Omaha and paidjlifty cents additional
to hear the McCook band play, but you
-can hour them iu Ited Cloud on the
0tk for nothing.
Tho Ash creek school in chargo of
Anita Metier will give a basket social
on Friday evening, October 1!), for tho
purposo f enlarging the library. A
cordial invitation it extended to all
neighbors aud friends.
RoyAL.
The absolutely pure
BAKING POWDER
ROYAL the
of all the baking
World eel e b r a t e d
for its great leavening
strength and purity.
It makes your cakes,
biscuit, bread, etc.,
kealthfulj it assures
' you against alum and
all forms of adultera
tion that go with the
cheap brands.
HOYAt. BAKING POWDER C, 1M
Tiik MiiKi- il per year.
O.-tolici 'JO will be a big day.
H.iptUto l.apoitu of Campbell was
here Monday.
T C Hacker is making a visit iu
Nemnha City this week.
S. V Spukeslield made a business
Hip to Hebron this week.
Mark Parkes of McCook. was visiting
ftiunds and relatives here this week.
For a good smoke got the Kiley cigar
at M M. Stet n's and the Holland House.
P. A. Wells, f i merly of this city now
of South Omaha, was here this week.
I havo n few lirst class sowing ma
chines to tiado for stock. F. V. Tay
l.oit Come to tho icpublican rally on tho
'JUtli and hear the Nebiaska btigade
baud.
W. N. Richardson returned home
Tuesday morning from a business Hip
to McCook.
Miss Mattie Able has received tho
appointment of teacher iu tho McCall
distiict south of the liver.
Mr. J. M. Katz, representing N. & J.
Friedman Cloak Co. will give us a
special cloak sale October 17. Minku
llios.
John Person and wife after a visit of
several days with relatives and friends
at McCook at lived homo again Tues
day morning.
The "Ashhud," "Secretary, "Hiiec
tor," "Sothern," aud "Tho Uooth."
Proper things iu shirts. Tin; Cowukn
1vai.i:y Ci.OTiUNii Co.
I havo just unloaded a car of the
liuest buggies aud surioys that Have
ever been brought to the town. Como
in and see them. Jas Pktkuson.
Fair, fat and forty, she is very anx
ious to change from Miss to M-r-s. Wo
refer tier to a call for a holpumto in an
other column. If this fails wo arc
ready.
Arc you going to buy a sowing ma
chine? If so I havo the best machine
for tho money ever offered. Do not
fail to seo it beforo buying. F. V.
Tayloh.
Tho Nebraska brigado band, tho
prido of McCook nnd tho bestorgani
7. ition of this kind iu the west has been
secured for tho republican rally tt this
place on Saturday, October 20ih. No
disappointment. Tho band will be
hero sure.
The Ciiii:i- Calculating Pencil ena
bles any ono to figure faster than tho
brightest brain can without its aid. A
twist of tho wrist brings tho result.
Instructive, interesting nnd highly
useful. From this date wo will givo
ono with each dollar paid on subscrip
tion. Report of Ash creek school, Dist. No.
18, for month ending Sept. 28. Pupils
neither nbsent nor tardy during tho
mouth wero Hazel Lippincott, Robert
Mohler, Chester Drake, Wnyland Lip
pincott, Nora Drake, Iua Drake Mamio
White, Lulu Smith, Carter Lippincott,
Cora McNutt, Iu'7. Daw, John Throne,
Arthur Mclv'.m. Anita Metzuku,
Teacher.
most celebrated
powders in the
Alum baVlne powder are low priced, as alum costs but
two cents a p.uncl ; but alum Is a corrosive poison and
It renders the baking powder dangerous to use In food.
WILLIAM $T., NSW YORK.
Mj?mo ,t ' h "N ' "ii in utiiijyj
Last week I told yon
that goods well bought
woio half sold. This is
a true saying from the
way tho people buy
when they see what I
hav for tho money. I
will sell you a hotter j ib
than you can buy at
Chicago or any other
place for the money.
Compare my goods nuil
prices with othcis aud
seo for youi self.
Jots. Peterson
WEEK'S HAPPENINGS
Don't fail to como iu on the 20h.
For farm loans call on C. W. Kaley.
All kinds of wire fencing at Wright's
hardware store.
Tho Ciiikk and Chicago Inter Ocean
no year forSl.'JS.
Seo our portrait oiler and then como
in and seo the sample pot trait.
For a good snioothe hair cut or shave
go to J. J. Hakei's on Webster street.
Mis. H. W. Hedell of Peru was hero
this week visiting wit Is. L. II. Fert aud
family.
Peter Kggcnberger from Fillmoro
comity, is visiting with JakcKiudschcr
nnd family of Guide Rock.
L. 11. Rust and wifo left Wednesday
morning overland for n visit nt Denver
City with relatives and friends.
Ira Ferrior who has been night opera
tor nt tho Ii. & M. dopot has boon trans
ferred from hero to Arapahoe.
Mr. L. M. Kat., representing N. & J
Friedman Cloak Co. will givo us n
special Cloak Sale October 17. Minku
15 it os.
BRalph Foe arrived in tho city Satur
day from McCook nnd has taken tho
position of night operator nt tho depot
hero.
Mrs. J. II, Smith roturncd Wednes
day from n several month's visit with
rolativcs and friends nt Salt Lake City,
Utah.
Mrs. 0 D. Morso, accompanied by
hor daughter Irene, arrived hero Tues
day from Osceola to visit with her
husband C. D. Morso.
"Lion Ilrand" shirts had tho largest
summer salo of any shirt iu America.
The fall line surpasses anything over
attempted in shirt manufacture. Sold
by Tho Cowden Kaloy Clothing Co.
The A. O. U. W. lodgo of this city
city was tendered a delightful repast
at their hall in this city last Tuesday
evening by the Degreo of Honor. The
Guide Reck lodge wm also present in
a bedy.
Waxtid: Ifaa to Manage branch
cficeforwholesale houso; salary 1135 00
per month, office expenses and com
mission. Mnst furnish satisfactory
references and 1800.00 cash. Address,
Wholesale, No. 501 Nelson lildg., Kan
sas City, Mo.
L. II. Fort and Jas. Burden wero in
Hastings in tho intereetaof tke repub
lican rally oa ike 2tth. They repert
that at a Meeting of tho republican
cine ii thai elly ea Wednesday even
ing every member veted to oome to
RedClendon tboSOlh.
Attention Farmers. I will com
menco to soil fruit nnd ornamental
trees Octobor 1st for Brown Brothers
Continental Nurseries of Rochester,
Now York, nnd nil trees told by mo
within tho last year, if dead, will bo
replaced froo. Bonr this in mind. M.
C. Shkkman.
Tho following item taken from tho
LaPorto (Texas) Chroniclo, in regard
to n former Rod Cloud boy will bo of
interest to our renders. "Mr. Percy
MuNitt nnd Miss Mnmio Thomas went
to Houston last week and wero quietly
married Wednesday aftornoon. The
groom is ono of LaPorto's rising young
merchants, is u lending member of the
LaPorto bane", nnd nu exemplary
young man in every way. Tho bride
is tho accomplished daughter of Mr.
nnd nnd Mrs, R, J. Thomas, who nro
among tho early pioneers of LaPorto.
Sho has long bcon associated with tho
Christian Endeavor society of LaPorto
and her many lovable traits of char
acter havo won hosts of friends. Mr.
nud Mrs. McNitt returned to Lnporto
f inlay, aud a sumptuous dinner was
givou in their honor by Mr. nnd Mrs.
Thomas, in which the families of both
bride nnd groom participated. Thov
will bo "at homo" to their friends after
October 8th. The Chronicle Joins their
many frionda in hearty cougratwla-tieai.
Now is the tliuo to subscribe.
Al. Reed of Bladeti was heio this
week.
J.ts I to wren of Hastings was hero
this week.
Jus Scoles aud family hade moved
to Red C uud.
(Jet the Riley cigar nt tho Holland
Houso and Stern's. It's a good one.
The Henry Cook drug store building
on main street was straightened tip
this week.
F.d I'earn and family have returned
from a several week's trip to F.llsworth
county, Kansas.
The ''Lion Brand" shuts are tho best
iu tho world. For sale by The Cowden
Knley Clothing Co.
Mis. D.J. Myers left Monday for a
visit witli relatives aud friends al
Falls City this state.
S C. Shuck from Nemaha county,
this stale, was hero this week negotia
ting with D. !. Myers to purchase land.
Mr. L. M. Knt z, representing N it J.
triedmnn Cloak Co. will givo us a
special cloak salo October 17 Mini:u
Bitus.
Mrs, S. W. Foo arrived homo Satur-
day morning from a several weeks vis
it nt Denver aud other places in Colo
rado. Mi'j. Sophia (5 raves and daughter
rCmma will leave this wick for Tunnel
Hill, Ohio, where they will spend the
winter.
Don't delay until they aro all gone
but ennui and get a buggy or spring
A t ft t ...t 1 ..... If
wagon in roierson s nun save worn nvo
to ten dollars.
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Joseph Schrnder of Fulton county,
Illinois, was hero the last of tlio week
conferring with 1). J. Myeis with a
view of buying land.
A good crowd wns present nt tho
side show Inst Saturday. Now let ov-
cry body cojio to tho big show noxt
Satin day, Octobor 20, nud see tho re
publican elephant.
Boruatd McNeuy left this week for a
visit to his old homo iu Now York
stnto. Ho will also mnko n trip to
Now York City nnd got somo now po
litical pointers from Tammany.
A Now England young nun, height
Oft Tin., weight 140 pounds, blonde
hair, blue eyes, does not drink or uso
tobacco, intends to buy n farm iu Neb
raska and wishes to correspond with a
Nebiaska lady as n help-mate is need
ed. Strictest conlldeueo. S. 11. J ill
muuson, Port Chester, Now York.
Tho ro publicans of this city nro mnk
i ng preparations for one of the grand
est blowouts that was over hold iu tho
southern part of Nobrnskn. Tho pro
grnm will bo an nil dny's onocommonc
ing with tho nrrivnl of tho McCook
band in tho morning. Tho torch light
parndo and liroworks in tho ovoning
will bo worth going milos to seo.
Among tho numerous epoakers who
will bo in tho city on tho day of tho re
publican rally aro Hn: J. Warren
Keifer, ex-speaker of tho house of rep
resentatives; E. 11. Hinshaw of Fair
bury; C. II. Doitricb, republican candi
date for govorner; F. N. Prouut, ro
publieau oaudidate for ettornoy-gener-al;
Goo. J). Folltaor, republican candi
date fer ceMmissieaer piblie leads
and buildings; W. S. llerlan, repaliean
candidate fer eengrees ia the Fifth dis
trict; and tho candidates ftr the state
legeslatnre. It will eeeneef the big
gest love feasts ever held ia southern
Nebraska.
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tho city I am
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Stock
of millinery nt Slaughter Salo
prices. This salo will comiuouco
JJonday, Oct. 15th,
nnd will continue as long as tho
gooijs last. If you want any
thing in tho milinory lino this
will bo your opportunity to get
it at unheard of low prices.
Everything
Must Oo.
Como iu nnd look over tho goods
nnd got prices nnd bo convinced
that this is a Gunuino Slaughter
Sale.
C. D. Morse,
First door north of F. & M. bank
building.
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No. 8 Granite Ton Kettle 700
Host quality Oak Tanned Half Solos, por pair 20o
17 Inch coal hod 250
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