Thursday , February u , 1886.
Indicates that your subscription to this
pupcr HAS KXi'iitKi ) , and that u cordial
invitation is extended to call and lenew
the same. Subscription , § 2 per year.
Local Intelligence.
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18 LOAVES OF BREAD FOR $1.00
AT THE CITY BAKERY.
Yalentines at McCracken's.
Fresh candy at the City Bakery.
E. M. Brickey & Co. for clothing.
o to W. W. Palmer for your
harness. . 32-tf.
Scale books for sale and in stock at
this office.
E. M. Brickey & Co. are sacrificing
overcoats.
If you want a superior letter file , call
at this office.
Xcw curtain scrim and new goods at
Wilcox & Fowler's.
The Metropolitan drug store keeps a
full line of fancy box papers.
23FoMoody& Winter , City Dairy , Im
pure and wholesome milk.
Brewer Bros , butcher only corn-fed
steers. N.o cows or lange cattle.
EElF'Sweet Michigan Cider of excel
lent quality at the City Bakery.
Ryan Bros , have some choice farms ,
claims and town property for sale.
It takes the genial rays of a Nebraska
sun to make Old Boreas retire hastil- .
Stationeryblank books , toilet articles ,
etc. , at Chenery & Stiles' drug store.
White Russian or White Prussian
soap only oe.abar at Wilcox & Fowler's.
A nice line of hanging and stand
lamps at the Metropolitan Drug Store.
The best coal oil in town , 150 ° wa
ter white , 30 cents a gallon , at Chenery
& Stiles.
Real estate business is looking up.
Already the festive land hunter is on
the move.
The latest and most important inven
tion for machinists and railroad men at
McCracken's.
Foil SALE Large broncho marc , set
new heavy harness , and good saddle. In
quire at this office.
Tin horns arc becoming scarcer. The
lambs have been pretty well fleeced ,
hence the growing scarcity.
G. W. Bede has some special bar
gains in real estate. Office 4th door
south of U. S. Land office. 27-tf.
Lytle Bros , and Squire Colviu have
extended their sidewalks , much to the
comfort of the travelling public.
Stock boarded by the day or week at
Olcott's barn , opposite Colviu House.
Also buys and sells stock on commission.
Fine note paper , legal and congress
cap , linen and news paper in tablets ,
calling and regret cards , etc. , at this
office. '
FOR SALE Lindner & Erman have
work oxen , steers , cows and heifers for
for sale at their barn , one block west of
the Commercial House , McCook , Neb.
The Congregational sociable , which
was to have occurred at the residence
of E. M. Brickey , Monday evening , was
postponed on account of the illness of
Mrs. Brickey.
The denizens of Culbertson are feel
ing the glow of genial Joe Critchfield's
temperance lectures. Long ma } ' he
live , and the principles and cause he
espouses flourish !
In order to secure passable commu
nication-with the outside world , Messrs.
Hallaek & Howard have built a side
walk from their office to the corner of
Main and Railroad streets.
"We have just received something
new in the line of calling cards. We
have the only G. A. 11. , K. of P. . B. of
L. E. , B. of L. F. , B. of B. Pv. B. , B.
of F. C. , in the city. Call and sec them.
More recent developments seem to
substantiate our position on the scan
dal question , i. c. that the entire trio
were false in the preniises3 and wore the
ear-marks of a black-mailer.
No more trouble with watches. A
medium priced movement as good as the
finest for correct time if protected with
one of those Anti-Magnetic Shields.
- Drop in and see them at McCracken's.
A force of carpenters are hard at
work repairing the Starbuck building-
which was damaged by the collapse of
the McNeely brick. When repaired it
will again be occupied by C. S. Me-
Cammon.
K. A. Cole , fashionable merchant toil-
or , has constantly on hand as fine a class i
of "oods as can be procured. Suits made
upln the latest style , and perfect fits
I'uaranted. Prices reasonable. Shop
two doors west of Citizens Bank , Mc-
1 Cook , Nebraska ,
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E. M. Brickey & Co. the clothiers.
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Fresh and salt meats of the choicest
quality at Brewer Bros.
They have nothing but the finest and
purest drugs at Chenery & Stiles. '
Fresh oyster. * , fresh fish and chick
ens at Brewer Bros. ' meat market.
Fine assortment of Valentines , Eas
ter and Birthday Cards at McCracken's.
Lnnsdnlc or Fruit of the Loom mus
lin 10 cents a yard \Vilcox & "Fowler's.
rf
G5F" W. W. Palmer is closing out
horse blankets and robes. .Now is the
time to buy. 3G-4ts.
Sidewalk petitions arc fashionable ,
those muddy time.Everybody calls
aloud for walks.
llyan Bros , sold the northwest quar
ter of section 5-3-25 to James S. Smith
of Indiana for $1,700.
The railroad company has had a force
of men putting water pipes into the de
pot building , this week. .
Land and legal blanks in stock at this
office. A full line at State Journal
prices , constantly on hand.
The choicest meats at the Central
Meat Market of Brewer Bros , corner of
Main and Dennison streets.
Evening services at the Congregation
al church will hereafter commence at
7 o'clock , mountain time.
The finest line of cigars in the city
at Chenery & Stiles' new drug store.
Their "Extras" 5 ct. cigar has no equal.
If you want a good , large land loan ,
and your title and security is good , try
the lied Willow Bank at Indianola ,
Nebraska. 34-4t.
' Truth crushed to earth , " the poet
sings , 'will rise again. " ( Thishowever ,
is not supposed to apply to his incom-
petency. )
Usual services at the M. E. church
next Sunday morning at 10:30 , and in
the evening at 7 o'clock , mountain time ,
by the pastor.
A gentleman by the name of Hock-
wood , hailing from Blue Hill , this state ,
has opened up a candy and fruit stand
in the old B. & M. Pharmacy building.
Remember you can never have a re
liable time keeper , unless it is.protect
ed with one of those Anti-Magnetic
Shields. For sale by F. L. McCracken.
The Ladies Union of the Congrega
tional church will meet at the residence
of Mrs. G. A. Noren , Thursday after
noon , February 18that the usual hour.
A young lumberman made his initial
appearance at S. W. 11 uddletson's. Sun
day morning. Our reporter consumed
a fragrant "Pappoo.se" in honor of the
young "Badger. "
If this fine weather continues we hope
soon to see the McNecly building under
way again. We are anxious , alike
with every citizen in McCook , to see
that handsome structure up again.
We take pleasure in noting that J.
E. Castberg , County Serveyor , has ap
pointed G. W. Minkler of our city his
deputy. Mr. Minkler who now holds a
position on theB. & M.'s corps , will en
ter upon the duties of his appointment ,
later in the spring.
The B. & M. , the first of the week ,
added a new and handsome circular ta
ble to their telegraph office fixtures at
these division headquarters. The com
pany's business here is increasing rap
idly and an additional wire will , 'ere
long , be imperative.
A. the Democrat is the original pro-
of the ; ' barn "
mulgator 'livery episode ,
and is near the throne from whence
emenato such episodes , on. paper , can't
the editor of that religious journal il
luminate the public , which assmes that
he knows whereof he speaks.
The Board of Trustees held a special
session , Monday evening , at which a
number of sidewalk petitions were fa
vorably considered and ordered built.
( See resolutions elsewhere in this issue. )
A large batch of claim bills against'the
city wcie audited , allowed and warrants
ordered issued.
The school. authorities have had a
substantial plank walk built around the
public school building , and from the
southeast corner of the block to the
school house. Also to the outbuildings.
Some apparatus for the lower grades
has been ordered. i
It is not too early to move in the di- !
rcction of incorporating McCook as a
city of the second class. C ty govern
ment brings additional privileges and
powers. Makes the offices elective and
increases their number. It will .work
important and marked changes in affairs ,
with which the people should make
themselves conversant.
CLOAKS , CARPETS AND
MEN'S CLOTHING AT COST !
EXAMINETHEM WHATMORE
DO YOU WANT ? THE EARTH ?
HAY. , EN & CO.
We find this "little gem'1 in a late
issue of the Hastings Gazette-Journal.
It may contain a surprise tj many :
"Col. J. 11. Phelan of McCook , train
master of the B. & M. , was in the city ,
yesterday. Col. has many friends and
acquaintances who are pleased to see
him here.
Friday evening of this week , at the
residence of F. L Brown , a sociable
will be held under the auspices and for
the benefit .of the Congregational Sun
day School. Those having the affair in
charge will use their endeavors to en
tertain all who may lend encourage
ment by their preseuce. A general and
cordial invitation is extended.
The Hoover Implement Co. of Coun
cil Bluffs , Iowa , have leased a portion
of the old Babcock Bros. ' lumber yard
on Main Avenue and have commenced
the erection of an office and warehouse ,
24x48 feet in dimensions , as a starter ,
to which they will make such necessary
additions as the business may warrant.
Frank Cooley is the manager in charge
of the work.
On the first proximo , W. C. Furst re
tires from the management of the B.
& M. Eating House of this place , and
returns to Denver , where he has bought
an interest in the famous Windsor Ho
tel , and into the active management of
which he will again enter. Mr. Furst
has conducted the house here creditably
and satisfactorily and we are sorry to
see him leave.
The new bread wagon recently receiv
ed by Mess. Probst Bros , is a perfect
jewel of its kind , and is without ques
tion one of the handsomest in the state ,
a credit to our town , as well as an ad
vertisement for that enterprising and
thrifty firm. The wagon comes from
the shops of Camp Bros. , Lincoln , the
landscape paintings being the work of
James Camp of the firm , and adding
greatly to the beautj * of the same.
But a few weeks intervene before the
spring election of cit/officcrs. Our peo
ple would do well to give this important
matter due consideration. The coming
two years will be momentous ones in the
history of our city , and her best inter
ests can alone be subserved by the elec
tion of her best citizens to guide the
municipal ship. Men of principle , in
tegrity and business parts will not come
amiss. Think on these things !
Invitations are out for the first annu
al ball and banquet of the Republican
Valley Division , No. 271 , B. of L. E. }
of this city , which occurs at the Opera
Hall , February 22d,18S6. The brother
hood is making arrangements of such
extent and character as will warrant
the assertion that the affair will outriv
al anything of the kind that has ever
taken place in the Republican Valley.
The banquet will be served at the Mc-
Entee , which is being hurried , forward
to completion for that purpose.
Notwithstanding the mud , which was
everywhere present in depth and abund
ance , Friday evening , the commodi
ous residence of Justin A. Wilcox was
taxed to its utmost capacity by the large
company that turned out to participate
in the sociable held there on that occa
sion by the ladies' mite society of the
M. E. church. Under the excellent
management of the ladies of the society ,
these social gatherings have become de
servedly popular and enjo'able , and the
one in point was no exception to the rule.
The social atmosphere of our city is
at present prolific of surprise parties
an inexhaustible source of entertain
ment. A gay party of our young folks
dropped in upon Miss Clara Gooding at
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. M. A.
Spalding , last Thursday evening , in the
above capacity , and passed the hours in
their usual pleasant manner. The ladies
fair present were : Misses May Fames-
worth of Benkelman , Jennie Shaw of
Wilber , Dell , Eda and Josie Menard ,
Matic Smith , Mabel Meserve , Nellie
Fisher and Maggie Vaughn. While the
lords of creation were represented as
followeth : Messrs. A. E wing of Benkel
man , J. F. Forbes , C. M. Ashmore , C.
W. Ballard , A. L. Long , A. P. Bonnot ,
G. A. Fisher , F. S. Harris , R. B. Wahl-
quist and S. A. Ashuiore.
CORN ! CORN !
1,1 - - ,
I have put in scales at my ranch on
Brush creek and I will buy all the corn
that comes , at the market price. Also
have 50 good ponies for sale , broke or
unbroke. 27. J. B.MESEBVE.
PERSONALS.
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J. W. Dyer of ( Julbertson , was on our
streets , Tuesday. *
Mrs. IX J. Smith went east , Saturday even
ing on 40 , on a visit to a sister.
Miss Itita Papin of the county-scat niade-a
flyinj ? trip to the metropolis , Friday.
T. J. Floyd of the Trenton Torpedo was
among the visitors in the city , Saturday.
/
Receiver Babcock is absent attending a
family reunion at 1'rattsburg , New York.
HughV. . Cole , of Cole & Moss , went to
Denver , Saturday afternoon , on business.
II. C. Blount and Hiram Powell , two Pali
sade citizens , spent part of Saturday in this
city.
city.E.
E. S. Welch was registered at this Com
mercial , Lincoln , the latter part of the week
past.
past.Mr.
Mr. Lawler , of Lawler & Magner , returned
Monday noon , from a .short trip down the
road.
Squire Fisher went tip to Culbertson , Sun
day on 39 , on his way to his Hayes county
ranch.
Attorney Starr of Suavely * StanIndian
ola , had business before our local land office ,
Monday.
Charlie Meeker returned on Xo. 1 , Monday ,
from his trip to Lincoln on water works
business.
Mrs. F. I ) . Pitney returned to Culbertson ,
Saturday noon , after a short visit to parents
in this city.
Senator Dolan , Sheriff Welborn and Solic
itor Suavely represented the county-seat in
this city , Friday.
Otis O. Caruahau and J. M. Carnahan of
Georgetown , Colo. , were registered at the
Eating House , Sunday.
Miss May Faruesworth of the capital of
Ditiuly visited in town , last week , the guest
of the Misses Menard.
A. F. Dyer , County Surveyor of Hayes ,
transacted some business before the local
land officers on Monday.
I ) . D. McDonald of Bloomington arrived
in the city , Saturday noon on S9 , and has
taken a position in Hayden & Co.'s store.
Messrs. C. S. Howard and J. II. Howard ,
of the Hallaek & Howard Lumber Co. , Den
ver , were looking after their interests in tin's
city , Sunday.
J. E. Castberg came in from Hyde , Colo. ,
Tuesday evening. He reports the prospects
for a heavy immigration into his locality as
most llattering.
Mack Campbell of Trenton spent two or
three days , the latter part of the week , in the
city. Mr. C. is one of the heavy stockmen of
Hitchcock county.
Deputy Clerk L/C. Stephenson and Depu
ty Treasurer E. C. Ballew of the county-seat
went out to Akron , Colo. , 011X0.1 , Saturday
night , on land business.
Itev.W.S. Wheeler of the M. E. church
lectured at Arapahoe , Saturday night. He
also tilled the M. E. pulpit at Holdrege , Sun
day morning and evening.
Messrs. Xoah Mishler , J. V. Hunter , M.
M. House , Ed. llyan , A. B. Young , 11. B.
Straut and W. Z. Taylor represented Cul-
berlsou in this city , Monday.
Page T. Francis , who has been spending
some time with his family in this place , re
turned , last Friday evening , to the seat of his
land operations at Yiuna , Colo.
C. D. Fuller of Culbenson , a member and
foreman of the Paxton Cattle Co. , was in the
city , Monday evening on businnss. He re
ports small loss as yet , but that cattle are thin.
W. O. Moody of Strattou came down to the
city , Friday morning on business. He re
turned home on o9 , the same day , accompan
ied by Mrs. Moody , who has been visiting
friends here since Monday.
Will Leonard of Indianola , who is to have
charge of the Curtis llccord , the new paper
to be started in Frontier county , by G. S
Bishop of the Courier , made this office a short
call , during his visit in the city. Saturday.
Mrs. Page T. Francis and sister. Miss John
son , went down to Indianola , Tuesday even
ing , Mrs. Francis returning home on 39 , yes-
: erday noon , while Miss Johnson will remain
sometime visiting relatives at tiic county-seat.
Fred Snow returned on Friday from his
trip to Yuma and Akron. He established a
flour and feed store at Yuma , which his
lather is managing. Also purchased a lot in
Akron and is erecting a building for the same
purpose.
It. C. Fisher , manager of Hallaek & How
ard's interests in this city , went down the
road a short distance , Saturday evening , to
meet Mrs. Fisher , who was a passenger on
Xo. 1 , returning home from quite an extend
ed trip in the cast.
Miss Jennie Shaw came up from Wilber ,
last Thursday night on Xo. 1 , on her way to
join her parents at Hyde , Colo. She remain
ed in this city , a short time. viMting young
friends , before continuing her journey to
ward the setting sun.
Elmer Yager of Chit-ago , brother of J. II.
Yager of our city , arrived in town , last
Thursday noon , on a visit. Mr. Yager is an
old railroader , having been with the North
western for the past six years , in the eapaci-
: y of time-keeper. He may decide to remain
icre.
Herman Pade returned from his trip to
Wisconsin on Xo. 1 , Sunday night. During
lis short business ( ? ) visit to the old Badger
State , Mr. Pade incidentally took unto him
self a life partner in the furniture business ,
who accompanied him to this city her f u-
: ure home.
HORSE FOR SALE.
A. McG. Robb offers his bay mare
"Kate" for sale. She is of good pedi
gree , ( Ilambletonian ) can haul a oil ( )
pound buggy within three minutes. Is
; he best and safest in a re , for either
single or double harness in the count } *
jarring none. Is sound in every par
ticular , 4yea'.s old , and has been bred
to L.I. S. , son of the celebrated trotting
stallion Tramp. Enquire of Mr. llobb
at Supt/s office , B. & M. R. 11. , McCook.
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IF YOU WANT AN ELEGANT FITTING SUIT OF
CLOTHING , CUT IN THE LATEST STYLE , MADE UP
EQUAL TO THE BEST CUSTOM WORK , CALL ON E. M.
BRICKEY & GO. THIS APPLIES TO OUR CHEAP AS
WELL AS TO OUR BEST SUITS. OUR SPECIALTY
BEING : PERFECT FITTING AND WELL MADE GOODSL
WE HAVE RECEIVED A FINE ASSORTMENT OF SPRING
SUITS AND PANTS AND GUARANTEE OUR PRICES
LOWER THAN ANY HOUSE IN THE VALLEY.
WE ARE NOW CLOSING OUR HEAVY GOODS RE
GARDLESS OF FORMER PRICES TO MAKE ROOM FOR
BALANCE OF OUR SPRING STOCK. IF YOU WANT A
SUIT TO WEAR ALL THE YEAR AROUND CALL NOW
AND TAKE THE GOODS AWAY.
We havd all the Latest Styles in Hats , and it viill
interest you to see our assortment.
The Clothing ! House !
PERSONALS.
Cashier E. J. Harden of the Hankof Ktratton
was a visitor in ourtown , yesterday.
M. M. House , County Judge of Hitchcock ,
has been in town : i number of days , this week ,
on land business.
Carl Uoehl of Holdrego , of the firm of I'oehl
& Auderson of tins c-ity. was registered tit the
Commercial , yesterday.
Adam Murray of Lelloy , 111. , spent a. feu-
days of this week in town , the guest of Host
Johnston of the Commercial.
County Commissioner Duckworth was in
town , yesterday , on his way to .Indianola ,
where the board convenes , to-day.
E. W. Lewis of Cambridge was in town , yes
terday , prosecuting- Uohan-Kenyon tim
ber claim contest before the local ollicials.
Kalph McCracken lias taken a position with
J. IVGansehow , and is taking care of his em
ployer's interests in the old postollice building.
Guy Hoylc arrived from Kansas City , last
wetk , and is now looking after the bondsmen's
interests in the city postollice until li. r. n.'s
successor shall be appointed.
Cashier Urown of the First National was at
the county-beat , Monday , looking after the
new bank , of which he is president , and which
will be in running order shortly.
COUNTY-SEAT ITEMS.
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Mr. Crabtree was over to DanburyMomlay.
Joe Trissel of Trlsselburfj was seen on our
streets , Tuesday.
J. II.ootlrich ! reports a ] > lea > ant "last Sun
day" ' on his homestead.
G. 3L AVatkins was among the departures
for McCook , Momlay noon.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Ballew went up to Ak
ron on No. 1 , Saturday , ami retumetl.Momlay.
Sam Ashmore spent Sunday and Monday
in our "burg * ' and returned to McCook on
o'J , Monday.
Cards are out for a grand masquerade ball
at McCartney's Hall on February ' - tl. "Good
time coming. "
W. 1J. Starr was among the county-seat
representatives at McCook , Monday. He
returned on Xo. 40.
Mr. Johnston of McCook , the genial land
lord of the Commercial Hotel , was seen on
our streets , Wednesday.
The revival meetings of the M. E. church
here are postponed indefinitely , but it is un
derstood that they will resume.
B. F. Sibbett went to Akron , ThnrM'ay.and
returned Saturday. He did not take up any
land but reports things booming up there.
L. C. Stephciibon of this city was among
the crowd that went up to Akron. Saturday
evening. He returned on Xo.40 , Tuesday.
Sheriff Welborn started across the country
for North Platte , Sundayon oflicial business.
Up to present writing he has not returned.
W. E. Rollings , manager for Frees & llock-
uell , who has been absent from our city for
some time , returned , last week , and is now
in his usual place.
Mrs. C. H. Russell , who has been very sick
for the past fortnight , was out buggy-riding ,
Sundy afternoon , which action causes us to
believe she is improving.
John McCartney anil " > 'iss Papiu have post
poned their departure , for a fortnight or so.
and when they do leave for St. Louis. Mrs.
\V. II. McCartney will accompany them.
The members of 'The Garrick Dramatic
Company" ' are very busy rehearsing their
' debut" which will occur in the immediate
future. They have a good company and will
surely make a "hit. "
The hillside north of our city was tlnonged
with people , Sunday afternoon , who seemed
to go there for the purpose of "tailing in"as
much fair weather at once as possible. One
couple with a spy gl.ass ' 'took in , " we think ,
more than their share.
We are not. generally , in favor of rehears
ing that poor , old , decrepit subject , weather.
But the neatness and dispatch with which tin ;
"beautiful" < disposed of. last week , forces
us to tell the "clerk" that he will have our
undivided support in the future.
Sidewalks are being built up the west sitle
of Fourth Avenue , which are to terminate at
the Court House. They will oo completed in
the sweet aftcrawhile ; timeunknown. Some
property holders along the line are trying tlje
"baby act , ' ' hence the unccrtaiiiucFs.
Mr. Prelim of Danbury was in our city ,
Monday. He is the gentleman who traded
five of the Estey Organ Co.'s 100 advortNe-
nient bogus checks for a 100 team and tlis-
pnsitl tif the loam instanter. Jn the absence
of Sheriff Welborn , he was escorted hither
by Mr. Crabtree. Truly yours ,
Iiitlianola , Feb. 10 ,
High School Exercises.
The following is the program for Fri-
j'day , February 12th :
| Music by Choir "Io e of thy Garden. "
[ Recitation May Seaman.
! Declamation Levi Sanderson.
. Keeitation Kdie Minkl .
Hong Florence Varnel I.
' Dialogue Peter Farley , Willie Farley , LoHls
j Sues ? , Kred. Ktuicr und Levi Sanderson.
Song I.coniit Mishler.
Recitation Ulanehe Seaman.
Dialogue Lydia Clifford , May Seaman , Ida
i Hurd. Louisa Suess and Florence Vtirnull.
Hcuitiition Aiina Hunt.
Song Nellie Lee.
JOH.V CoitDK.vi. , Secretary.
Sunday , February 14 , is St. Valen
tine day.
Go to E. M. Brickey & Co. for hon
est goods and lowest prices.
They have the purest , kettle-rendered
lard in the city at Brewer Bros.
Chenery & Stiles keep in stock a nice
and complete line of smokers articles.
Two pounds of Arbuckle's , Dihvorth's
or XXXX for 2. ) cents at Wilcox &
Fowler's.
Prescriptions accurately compounded
day or night , at the new druj ; store of
Chenery & Stiles.
Ilemember this office when you want
a well-disnlayed dodger. We have the
only large wood type in the city.
S15.OO REWARD.
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Will be payed for the return of my
saddle , which was stolen from Fry &
Snow's store at McCook. Friday , Feb.
3th , and for the apprehension of the
thief. The saddle is a California tree ,
and made by II. II. Hyscr of Denver.
Weight 45 pounds. The can tie is
stamped.stirrups are covered with zinc ,
and had cow-tail and goat-hair cinches.
The saddle formerly belonged to A. E.
Lytle. FIIED. S. HAIIUIS ,
McCook , Neb.
MILK ! MILK ! !
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Having the best range for the pur
pose in the count } ' , we will start a milk
dairy in the spring , prepared to furnish
milk in any " quantity.
34-Sts. EATOX Bitos. & Co.
MUSIC LESSONS.
Mrs. II. L. Donnell. who has had lb'
years' experience as a music teacher in
Iowahas , located in the citand is * form
ing a class. Thorough instruction guar
anteed. Price 40c. per lesson.
TO STOCKMEN.
Sorghum seed. $1.25 per bag , in new
two-busliel bags , delivered on cars at
Blue Hill , Xeb. Address ,
27-tf. M. WILSON , Blue Hill , Xeb.
"FOR SALE.
100 acres good land , 8 miles from
McCook , or will trade for house and lot.
34-5t. F. S.VlLCOX. .
HOUSES FOR RENT.
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Parties wishing to rent dwelling
houses should enquire at the Citizens
Bank of McCook.
HOUSE AND LOT
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On Macfariand street for sale. In
quire of F. I * . Allen or at this office.
FOR RENT.
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A 3-ronui house in West 3IcCook for
rent , cheap. Inquire atLindimr & Er-
man's nfTicf.
SQUARE UP.
Parties owing me are respectfully re
quested to call and settle at once.
211 tf. M. A. : > * 'ALIU.\ ( ; .
McCOOK GRAIN MARKET.
( Corrected every Thursday morning. )
No. " Wheat , jier liii ltel . ' " ' ' " "e
No. - IJyM > er hu liel . JTfifiaK ;
Barley. " i > t > r Im.-hcl . * > ! : ie
Outs , per bushel . after * :
Corn Nv , p < 'rlii-ln'l . l > ( 'Ca > < -
HiwiM. . per tun . # H if..Vi l
l-ailcil Hay . ? 7.i vvsiu )
l.IVB STOCK. I'KOtlirCK. KTV.
Hojrs Lixi- . ? : ; .ivr ? : : : ®
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Itutt''r. IHT poinnl . . . . . l.V * | S -
Kjrirs , iier lozfti . J.V 17 -
Young CliicKeiis. per dozen . . . .
Old Chickens , JKT dozen