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v CONOllEGATIOXAL.-Sundny Scliool lit 10
A. M. every week. I'rcnchhur services every
Sunday night ut 7.JW. M. T. Also , every alter
nate Sunday morning nt 11.51. T. Exceptions
to the above will be noticed in loculs.
GKOIIOE DUNOAN , Pastor.
METHODIST. Services every Sunday at 11
A. M. and 7:30 P. M. . mountain time. Sunday
School ut ! J P. M. The pervleos tun ] Sunday
school will bo held for flic future In the now
church. AH arc cordially invited. Seat. " f roe.
W. S. WiiKKM'.n. Pastor.
CATHOIJa-ScrvIces will lie held la tlic
church once every four weeks.
THOMAS CUM.K.V , Pastor.
. McCOOIv LODGE A. F. & A. M.
Kotfiilnr incollnp ) , Tuesday nMit on
or bufo'ru full moon of every mouth.
S. L. GUCKN . W. M.
F. 1 . McCitriCKN. . Secretary.
Wn.iow ( I'HOVK Lonr.i : K. or P. . 17.
. Meets the UrFt SIIH ! third Wednes-
tty evening of each month.
J. W. C.VMi'iir.Li , , 0. C.
A. 5r. Si'Ar.msfi. 1C. It. S.
HOUKNKT.T , HOSE COMl'AXV. llC-
ulur niectliijjsontuellrstWedneMluy
'evening ' of each mouth.
H. 11. Ancmr.Ai.i > v Chief.
KNIGHTS OH LAV.OU. Electric LUrlit Assem
bly No. 875 : ! meets the ilrotand third Friday of
ciieh month. i * . N. STAYSA , M.V. .
Wirr..A.Cr.UTE.H.S.
H. ovL. E. Brotherhood of LocomotivoEn-
Klniiers. Meet first and fourth Saturdays of
each month. S. K. JIooi : , Chief.
.1. C. ANUKKSON , F. A. K.
J. K. HAIIXKS POST O. A. H. HoKiUur meut-
Injrs second and lourth Monday evenings of
each month ut Opera Hull.
.1. A. Wir.cox , Commander.
J. II. YAiir.KU , Adjutant.
POST-OFFICE HOURS.
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Open from 7 A. M. to 8 P. M. . M. T. Oilier
will beclobwWhlrty minute * before arrival and
departure of mails. SUNDAY , ollico will bo open
from 7 to 8 A. M. and fiom 4 to . " > P. M. . M. T.
A. P. SiiAlii' , P. M.
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KAST I.EAV1-.S : K VST f.KAVJ'.S :
Xo.i tiK : ) , A.M. 1 No. 10 n i'i , P.M.
WKST I.KAVES t WEST I.UAVKS :
N.o.Ki : 12:50. P.M. I No.l S.VP. M.
Say-Enstlionnd trains run on Central Time ,
and vre tliounrt trains on Mountain Time.
Freight trains do not carry passengers.
11. K. WOODS , Agent.
Vt - ' Local Intelligence.
Fresh candy at the City Bakery.
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.The City Council meets to-night.
'Tor Tan-sill's Punch Cigar go to the
Commercial House.
33TMoody& Winter , City Dairy , for
pure and wholesome milk.
25,000 white and colored envelopes
just received at this office.
llcnicmber Church & Whittaker for
choice fresh meats of all kinds.
3 ? Sweet Michigan Cider of excel
lent quality at the City" Bakery.
Lytle Bros , have stoves at $3.50 and
upwards. See them before buying.
The Swiss Bell Kingers at the Opera
Hall , Monday and Tuesday night.
A nice line of hanging and stand
lamps at the Metropolitan Drug Store.
Fou SALE CHEAP A good pony ,
saddle and bridle. Inquire at this office.
The best boot in America. The Wal
ker boot. Sold only by C. H. Eogcrs.
Money to loan on real estate and pat
ented land by the McCook Loan and
Trust Co.
The finest line of perfumes and ex
tracts in the city at the B. & M.
Pharmacy.
For the most elegant and perfect Base
Burners , the square Gold Coin at Lytle
Bros.jdowns the world.
Credit is due The Courier for the ar
ticle in this issue relative to the lied
Willow teachers' association.
- They are having a perfect rush at the
Commercial House , these days , and are
feeding over 100 guests for dinner.
Ten. and twenty cents to .hear the
Swiss' Bell Ringers at the Opera Hall ,
Monday and Tuesday eveningsnext. .
Stock boarded by the day or week at
Olcott's barn , opposite Colvin Elouse.
Also bu\s and sells stock on commission.
The Central Meat Market of Church
& Whittaker has at all times the choic
est cuts of steak and other meats for
their patrons.
To insure peace and contentment in
your family , go to Lytle Bros , and get
one of the latest style Base Burners.
They are "daisies. "
Come all ye who wantnirytlungiti the
dental line to E. S. Carl. McCook Bank
ing Co.'s building. Reasonable charges
and work guaranteed.
Our little newsboy has joined his ro-
bustuous man-creditors to the tune
of 45 cents. Verily , all is vanity , and
striving after wind.
Thoy hove 'just received a choice con
signment of candies at the City Bakery ,
and lovers of that toothsome article are
requested to call and sample them by
purehaae.
All persona knowing themselves in
debted to me on account are requested
to call and settle , as soon as possible ,
cither by cash or bankable paper.
G. H. ROOEHS.
Nebraska flour for Nebrasknns. The
City Bakery received a cur-load of that ,
celebrated Grand Island Flour , this
weejc. The shipment contains the new
L brand of flour. . "White Frost/1 which is
without a peer , and is guaranteed to be
the very finest brand in the city.
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Oyster supper at the M. E. church ,
next Wednesday evening , November 4th
the.first . of the season.
Farley & Donahue have just added
two fine marM slabs to the equipments
of their establishment.
Remember this office when you want
a well-disrlaycd dodger. Wo have the
only large wood type in the city.
Next. Tuesday , the voters of this Co.
will decide , who will be at the head of
county affairs for the ensiling term.
Once more we repeat the admonition
to clean up. There arc a number of
pestilence-breeding quarters that need
immediate attention.
Preaching at the Methodist church ,
next Sunday , by the pastor , at ] 0:1)0 : )
A. M. . and 7 P. M. Sunday School acSJ
P. M. , mountain time. All are welcome.
Communion services will be observed
at the Congregational churchnext , Sun
day morning , November 1st. Prepara
tory services on Sattnday at 2 o'clock.
P. M. , mountain time.
XEW QCAIITKKS Squire Fisher and
Deputy County Surveyor Castberg uo\v
occupy one of the rooms above Farley &
Donahoe's new market. The } * have
very pleasant quarters.
The little daughter of Em. Kendall
was quite painfully burned , last Thurs
day evening , while sitting near the stove
in the restaurant , by the accidental over
turning of a vessel of hot coffee upon
her persoi' .
A school hoiiAC. ( in the new district
just formed. ) is now in course of erec
tion on "school section 1C , about two
miles northeast , of town. M. L. Brown
is kicking because it is not nearer his
place. Whyfore ?
The exceeding smoothness with which'
Blancbard. the fugitive telegrapherse
cured those tickets at Red Cloud for
El PJISO , Texas , stamps him as a sharper
of unusual ability. It was evidently not
his first exploit in this direction.
Considerable Avork.much-needcd work ,
is being done on Main Avenue andDen-
nison street , this week. The water
courses are being changed from the cen
tre of the streets to the gutters on the
side , and these streets are being other
wise improved in a desirable manner.
We hope the good work may continue.
Next Monday , No.ih H. Pike , Presi
dent of the Illinois Lumberman's Asso
ciation , and cousin of II. W. Pike of
our city , will arrive here with a party
of some fifteen from Chcnoa , 111. , who
are coming after land. Akron and vi
cinity is the objective point. Most of
the party sc'ek'timber claimsbut a few
will locate permanently.
Eighty-four car-loads of steers were
shipped cast from Ilaiglcr , Benkclman
and Culbertson , Saturday night. The
snow storm which occurred during the
round-up , scatteicd the cattle largely ,
making a necessarily small gather , but
those the boys succeeded in holding ,
which were shipped , Saturday night ,
were fine and averaged well.
Tuesday morning , scliool was opened
in the Tully building on Main Avenue
'with an enrollment of 04 and an attend
ance of 54. This department embraces
the first grade of our public school , and
its establishment was necessitated by
the over-crowded condition of the prima
ry department. It is in charge of Miss
Ella Bhatigan of Dubuque , Iowa.
The miserable performance of the or
ganist at the Opera Hall , Monday even
ing , cannot be considered sufficient ex
cuse for the noisy and unseemly conduct
of a few of the audience. If the jargon
grated too severely on the highly sensi
tive tympanum of the musically inclined ,
probably distance , instead of noisewould
have lent enchantment to the scene.
We are reliably informed that the wan
Munsinger , who spent some months in
the county jail , this summer , for setting
out prairie fires , and was released some
time' since , is terrorizing his entire
neighborhood with threats of killing ,
poisoning , etc. From the actions of
this man it were a fair inference that he
is either a fiend or lunatic , and he
ought to be taken in hand by the au
thorities.
It is a most painfully noticeable fact
that the appointments made by Grover
in this state have been largely to the
exclusion of those life-long democrats
who have served honorably and faith
fully in the democratic ranks for lo these
many years , and to the forcing upon a
suffering public hybrids like the puffy
toad who gives your mail to homebody
else , nnd somebody else's mail lo you ,
at this place ; appointments which arc
an insult to the intelligence of an } * com
munity.
ANOTHER D. B. NON EST. S. N.
Staysa , ' the contractor , seems to have
become inoculated with the epidemic
departing between days and failing to
liquidate liabilities. Wednesday night
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of last week , Staysa , bag and baggage ,
left for another and a greener field per
haps , ostensibly for the gold-bound
shores of California. We will keep his
memory green best by the bills he has
left unpaid. 0ie : by one the roses wither ,
one by one the dead heats go hither.
iMusio Hall was crowded again last
night to hear the Aiions Specialty Co.
The performance wa * good , Mr. Wil
liams making a decided hit which in
sures a good house each night this week.
This entertainment is far superior to
many of the higher priced ones that
have visited our city during the past
winter. The shadowgraphs still con
tinue to excite interest. , No one wkb
has'attendcd has been heard to cxpiess
themselves as being disappointed
Daily Sun , Clinton , Iowa.
Ol'KUA HALL Monday and Tuesday
evenings , the BobertBuck Dramatic Co.
placed Fanchon , the Cricket and Bip
Van Winkle on the boards , to rather
small audiences. The company com
prises some good talentbut , being with
out fair support or an orchestra of any
kind , their performances , which aver
aged well , were not appreciated as the } '
deserved. Bobert Buck makes a rol
licking Bip , keeping the audience in a
continuous laughter. Under more fa
vorable auspices the compan } ' would
have made a much better impression.
The average father of a family will
hail with unusual delight the statement
that , "The fashions for the'forthconiing
winter are going to be marked by their
simplicity and economy. Bich raiment
of silk and velvet is to be rejectedpro
hibited , as it were , and plain woolen
stuffs of useful tints are to be worn.
Not only in dress is this simplicity to
prevail. . This simplicity and economy
will also effect the cuisine. Already
there is quite a run on the homely
"steak with fried potatoes. " We move
the adoption of the above the latest
from Paris.
The Lincoln Land Co. has made our
city fathers a proposition regarding the
fire plugs , which will be considered to
night , and we think fa\orably. It is in
effect that the company agrees to put in
a number of plugs at different points in
the cit } ' , where the same are most need
ed , for the use of the authorities in case
of fire , at the company's expense , for
which they propose to charge the city
a yearly rental of § GO per plug. This it
would seem to us is a very fair proposi
tion , and we imagine that it will be em
braced b } " those in authority. The
planting of more plugs and the purchase
of more hose will doubtless perceptibly
reduce the rate of insurance now paid
by our business men and citizens.
The business transacted at the U. S.
Laud Office at this place has been un
usually large , the past quarter , which
closed September 30th. We append a
statement : There were made during the
quaitcr 772 homestead entries , embrac
ing 121,087 acres of land ; 477 timber-
culture entries , 75 , G50.06 acres ; 323
pre-emption filings , 51,680 acics ; 2-i
homestead filings , 2,840 acics ; 30 final
homestead proofs , 4,716.97 acres. The
following lands were disposed of under
the cash system : 11 proofs under act
of June 15 , 18SO , 1,746.36 acres , 2- ,
029.20 ; 63 commuted homesteads , 9- ,
918.33 acres $12,397.91 : 106 pre-emp
tion proofs , 15,311.05 acres ; § 19,338.-
81 ; 86 excess receipts , 275.45 acres ,
$344.31. Total acres , 27,251.19. Total
cash from same $35,900.93. Total re
ceipts of the office during quarter , $52-
295.43. Total number of acres entered ,
266 , 574.93. Thus Uncle Sams domain
is rapidly dwindling away in Nebraska ,
at the rate of a million acres a year.
Precinct Voting Places.
The following are voting places in the
various precincts of the county :
Willow Grove Thomas Scott's old P. O.
building , McCook.
Driftwood House of J. S. Holmes.
Grant House of W. II. Benjamin.
Gerver House of Frank Bushong.
Valley Grange School house , dist. Xo. SI.
Bondville W. O. Bond's store.
Danbury Al. Prelim's store.
Beaver School house , district Xo. ( ! . .
Tyrone School house , district Xo. 20.
51 iss-ouiilJidge School house , dist. Xo..T3.
East Valley School house , distiictXo. 14.
Xorth Valley School house , dist Xo. 0.
Indianola Law oflice of Johnsou&Berge.
Eed Willow Scliool house , district Xo. 1.
WANTED A boy between 12 and 15
years of age , who wishes to.go to school f
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during the winter , to ina'k'e himself gen- ,
erally useful about my house , build fire ? , f
milk coWj etc. A good home offered to '
a good boy. GEO. HOCKXELE. j
E. M. Brickcy & Co. for clothin
The Schuberts were here , } rcstcrday
evening , they sang and delighted their
large anil intelligence audience and de
parted for Denver on No. 1 , the same
evening. Afflicted as we have been in
the past and will be in the future , of
necessity , with entertainments chiefly
memorable for their mediocrit } ' , it af-
ibids us unusual pleasure to report an
entertainment of the artistic excellence
of that given by the Quartette , last
night. Individually and collectively
they sing with rare sweetness , precision ,
expression and harmmry. The Quar
tette's rendition of "Remember Xow
Thy Creator" so held the attention of
the audience that you could almost heai
yourself breath it was superb. Mr.
Stone's "When George III was King , "
was exceedingly laughable , without the
outrageous extravagancies usually in
dulged in by singers en costume. Mrs.
Goctz's first solo made her popular with
her audience. Sho is a beautiful singer ,
with a voice well cultivated , strong , but
sweet and expressive. Did our space
permit , it would be our pleasure to
make moic specific mention. The en
tertainment throughout was of a high
order , and our citizens are to be felici
tated , ' as well as Prof. Webster , that
the professor was enabled to procure
talent of such recognized ability.
and soft coal , best quality ,
at Hallack & Howard's lumber yard.
Our system of water-works are now
undergoing extensive repairs , improve
ments and enlargements. The past year
lias doubled the demand for water , which
is increasing , to meet which the com
pany is extending its service and making
every needed improvement. Trenches
are being dug for. over two miles of ad.
ditional water mains , in the additions
recently"made on the east and northto ,
the original town site , and pipes will be
planted as-soon as the ditches arc ready.
Two other wells , of the capacity of the
o > e now in use , 20 feet deep and 20
feet in diameter , are being sunk in the
bottom south of the pump house. When
completed , the three wellswhich will be
about 100 feet apart , will be connected.
The suction pipe leading to the pump
liousc will be materially enlarged , as
suring a flow of 1,200 .gallons per min
ute , a much larger volume than at pres
ent. The engine house will also under
go some changes , and in the spring the
probabilities arc bright that a powerful
engine and pump will replace the smaller
one of the two now doing service. The
company is determined to keep abreast
the improvement of our city. Charlie
Meeker has the matter in charge.
and soft coal , best quality ,
at Hallack & Howard's lumber yard.
HAVE PASSED OVER Early Monday
mo.ning , the 2Gth inst , I. J. Yore ,
( father of Mrs. R. B. Archibald and
Frank Yore of our city , ) died at his
homestead near Bondvillc , after an ill
ness of a few hours , of some spinal
trouble. The deceased was 45 years
of age. His remains were interred at
Indianola , Tuesday afternoon. The be
reaved ones have the sympathyof many
friends.
On the same morning , Mr. Farrel of
South McCook also passed from this
scene of action , at the advanced age of
73. His remains were consigned to
mother earth in Prospect Cemetery ,
Tuesday afternoon , quite a number of
relatives and friends being present at
the last rites.
ard and soft coal , best quality ,
at llullack & Howard's lumber yard.
HOTEll WOODS On the evening
of the 27th of October , 1SS3 , at the
residence of the bride's brother , in
this city , Mr. George 0Hunter to
Miss Percy It. Woods , both of Benkel-
nian , Nebraska.
After the wedding , the young family
gathered around the table to enjoy a re
past of fried oysters and other luxurious
viands of the season. Our genial B. &
M. depot agent. II , R. Woods , was the
host of the occasion. Mr. Hunter is a
well to do ranchman and we predict a
happy future for the young couple.
Mrs. E. D. York and May have been
in McCook for more than a week visit
ing friends and attending the fair at that
place. Atwood Citizen.
THE TUIBCNE will club with any jour
nal in the United States at reduced , rates.
Select your paper and call for figures.
Listen f Every pair'of'the Walker
boots and shoes warranted. Sold bv C.
II. llogers.
SSPHard and soft coal , best quality ,
at Hallack & Howard'.s lumber yard.
Great Beduction in Watches and
Jewelry at McCrackcn's.
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PERSONAL POINTERS.
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DickTate of the Willow took in I ho city ,
John T. Wray came down from Ciilliertson ,
Sunday evening.
Tom Clark of East A'alleyv.us on our
sheets , Saturday.
Jli&s Kinshorn of the Willow vMteil in
town , last week.
Squire Col viu made a Hying visit to Trenton ,
Sunday , returning on 40.
W. ( J. Hills , B. & M. special agent , was in
town , the first of the week.
Y. Franklin made a flying vKit to the
county-seat , Tuesday evening.
Jeiome Lewis , of the firm of Lew is Hro-s ,
has returned to his home in Iowa.
Mr. I lay ward , ronrehCntiiii . T. Seaman
of Omaha , made this to\\n , Monday.
Peter Hobidouv , mei chant at ttcnkclman ,
was in the city , Saturday , on liusiness.
. Senator Dolan and Editor Watkins were
Friday visitors in this burg , last week.
Mrs. HollKtcr. who was quite ill , last week ,
is much improved and rapidly mending.
M. As Daxigherty'of Cictc was in town a
few daysthe first of the week , on business.
D. W. Irwin of the Stratton Herald was de
tained in tow n. Monday , on a content suii.
A. F. Dyer , county survey or of. Hayes , was
: uw < ng the Commercial's giants , Monday.
Mrs. A. E. Ljtlu and the baby went up to
Culbcrt-on on a few day's visit , last Fiiday.
Mrs. and Miss McGibbon of Culbi-rtioii
wcie registered at the Commercial , Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 13. Jennings returned from
a visit to Culbcitson friends on 40 , Sunday.
Fi iend Abbott of the B. & M. Agent's foi i > e ,
has been a gentleman of elegant Iciiuic for a
few days past.
\V. E. Babcoclc of Cambridge passed thro'
on 40 , Sunday , on hi.return homo from a
visit in Colorado.
1 ! . Q. Stewart of Kiverton was in the city , * .
Monday , inthedischaigeot his duties as Dep
uty U.-S. Marshal.
M. J. Abbott of the Hayes Centre News' ,
was in town. Monday and Tuesday of this
week , on business.
II. II. Troth drove down iioin IIajes Co. .
Friday , after supplies , returning to the ranch
Saturday afternoon.
0 , M. Yaughan. of Winings & Yaughan ,
Bcukelniau real estate agents Jiad land busi
ness in tow n , Monday.
W. II. Kilpatrick of the Kilpatrick ranch
came up to town on I9 ! , Wednesday , on his
way to the Frenchman.
Will Fisher , Chas. Ashmoic and Leonard
Meserve came down from the Culbcrtson
louud-up , the last week.
Fred Weed of Benkclman made a trip down
the valley , the close of last \ \ cck , in thein-
teiest of Frees & Hocknell.
L. II. Lawton of Grand Island , a French
man stockman , had business in this city , the
latter part of the week past.
E. W. Fnuiklin of Frontier county , repub
lican candidate for sheriff of that county , had
business in town , Tuesday.
L. J. Gaudy , who is intciested in the town
by that name in Sherman county , Kansaswas
in town , the first of theeek. .
J. C. Birdsall came up from the Ilcpubli-
eau City branch , Satmday on 39 , spending
Sunday with the boys in this place.
L. Wotgate , county clerk of Frontier , and
( ! . W. Anderson otbtockville were registered
at the Commcicial IIon.se , Monday.
3Irs. Page Francis and little boy went out
to Yuina. Tuesday , on a visit to Mr. F.lio
is located there in the land business- .
C. II. Meeker of Lincoln , one of the B. &
M.'s civil engineers , and Ed. White of the
same place , came up to town , Monday. .
S. E. Solomon of the Sun and G. W. Dan
iels , two of Culbertson's genial gentlemen ,
were visitors in to\\n , Monday evening.
A. D. King of the Hitchcock County Bank
of Culbcitson was in the city. Saturday , ic-
tuming home on Xo. 1 , the same evening.
E. E. Stewart and v.ife of Oberlin were
guests of the B. it M. , Sunday. Mr. S. is one
of our sister city's heavy hardware dealers.
Mrs. Thos. Claik of Hastings who has
been visiting at Supt. Campbell's , the past
few days , returned to Hastings on 40 , Monday.
Mrs. A. M. Wilson and two children , the
family of engineer Wilson , anived in town ,
Monday , and will hereafter dell amongst us.
AI. Bor.not went down to take a passenger
conductorship on tiie Kansas branch , the first
of the week. His headquarters will be at
Obcilin.
C. P. It inker wont'down to Red Cloud. Fii-
dr.y evening , on business connected with the
Western Implement Co. He retm nod on : ! 9.
Tuesday.
II. A. Pence , the gentlemanly editor of
the Palisade Journal , came down to the me
tropolis. Friday , i etmning to Stratton , Satur
day on : ,9.
Hugh ( learty , who lias been woiking in
this \ icinity fora number of monthpast , re
turned to his home in Springfield , III. , on
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harris went down to
Kansas City , on 40 , Sundaj , on a short visit
to Frank's biother Charlie. They returned
iioine on : > 9. Tuesday.
Lloyd Hilemau. a former resident of the
south-side , who has beenisiting his brother.
R. S. , for a week or ten days , returned to Ex
eter , his present home , on 2 , Stuulax.
Lew. Armacost , treasurer of I Ia\es county ,
was a passenger on oIMur Culbei tson , en
loute to the Kilpr.hiek ranch on the Upper
Frenchman , of which he is manager.
I * . Thompson of Hastings was in town , ,
Monday. Dick looks as though he Iiad entire-
y recovered from the late democratic state
convention , being as red and rosy as ever.
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Leon F. Mossmade a vkiitoAkiroil , Colo. ,
Saturday night. Mr. M. , is agent for the
Lincoln Land Co. , at Akron , and thinks there
will bo a big rush into the locality iu the spring , i
Tim City Livery Stable , B. F. Olcott ,
proprietor , for fine teams.v
5IIard and soft coal , best quality ,
at Hallaek & Howard's lumber yard.
The courteous treatment and first
class accommodations at the Commct
cial House are making that ho > tleric
popular.
The first fresh oysters nf the season
at Ed. Kucstcr's , first door above the
P. 0. Oysters by the can or served in
everstyle. . Fresh consignments , every
day.
1'cu SALK 175 acres deeded land ,
with improvements tojamount to.'iOO. .
Situated 2 miles from MeCook. * For
terms call on or address editor of TilK
TlUKtiXB.
R. A. Cole , fashionable merchant tail '
or , has constantly on hand as fine a cla.-s 'I
of goods as can be procured. Suits made
up in the latest style , and perfect fits
guarantcd. Prices reasonable. Shop
two doors west of Citizens Bank , Mc
Cook. Nebraska. ,
NOTICE TO PAY UP.
Having disposed of a half interest in
the B. & ? . ! . Pharmacy to Mr. Walker ,
all persons owing me are requested to
call and make immediate settlement of
all accounts owing lift * .
Oct. 22.'S. ) . A. , T. Wiu.r.v.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
A desirable restaurant stanii , in'a
good location. Ill-health only reason
for disposing of same. Inquire at this
office for further particulars.
Residence for Sale .
1 am offering my residence property
on the corner of .Madison and Dodge
streets for sale. J. B. M ESKRVK.-
SAFE FOR SALE.
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A 1.000 pound Mosler Safe , fire proof ,
for sale cheap.
Lunwicic & Ti
FOR RENT.
Two dwelling houses to rent. Inquire
at the Citizen's Bank. ' ' '
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McCOOIC. XR1JKASKA.
E f iJun < : thrw dnij v mmirod : liy rrspon-.l-
tile men. Will haul fnht and c.xirr . ; nMNl ! .
to all parti of the city tith c-.trc and ili-p.UHi.
Household wods moved , coalIclmifl. . .u .l
: ill kiiulsordr.ij hijr.at the limotlix injrprii t .
intended to. -
ANY ONE
In need of n ; rrod liitimcnt. plf > i e rail at our
store and sx-tu bottle of ilKfin'sTitOriCAf. On. . "
one of the most perfect mcdi-im * \ cr pro
duced and warranted to ciirv Miid ! $ . burn * ,
bruises , etc. . and relievo pain of all kinds. Foe
sale by M. A. Snuldf ng and S. L. Ureou.