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THURSDAY , DEC 2 , 1886.
Indicates that your subscription to th
X paper HAS KXPIRKD , find thut a cordl
invitation is extended to call and rcnc
the same. Subscription , $2 per ycur.
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Local Intelligence.
Scale books for sale here.
Sweet cider at the City Bakery.
The 'Golden Anchor' at City Baker
'Noble & Brickey , the leadir
grocers.
fit and style , tryJ. . I
Ganschow.
Lemons , Oranges and Sau <
Kraut at WILCOX & FOWLER'S.
Pianosand organs for rent at Scott
jewelry store.
Oysters in all styles at Probst Rros
oyster parlors. '
Blank school district order books i
stock at this office.
J. C. Allen & Co. sell the celebrate
Key West Cigars.
Try that delicious sweet cider z
Probst Bros' , bakery.
The American Settler's Guide fc
sale at this office.
Smoking Tobacco at 20 cents pc
pound at J. C. Allen & Co.'s.
Remember that Probst Bros , ar
headquarters for fine candies.
The best Boots and Shoes for th
least money , at J. F. Ganschow's.
Don't pay.big prices for Organs , bu
call on McCracken and save money.
C. D. Palmer , opposite McEntee , i
the best place" to buy your hardware.
Stoves blacked and set up on shor
notice. W. C. LaTouiiETTE & Co.
03FiaTwo quarts of Cranberries for 2i
. cents at WILCOX & FOWLER'S.
Go to J. F. Ganschow's Boot am
Shoe Emporium for ladies' fine shoes
The most complete line of hcatinj
stoves in McCook at W. C. LaTourett
& Go's.
Evaporated Apricots , Peaches , Ap
pies and Blackberries , at J. C. Allei
& Co.'s. '
J. T ? . Ganschow makes a specialty o
fine shoes. All widths and styles , fron
a'B to EE last
\
Do you want new mica in your heat
ing stoves ? W. C. LaTourette & Co.
have all sizes.
A fine lot of new and popular She'e
JMusic , Song Books , etc. , at McCrack
en's Music Store.
Valencia , Loose Muscatel , Sultana
London Layers and Ondora Raisins , ai
J. C.'Allen & Co.'s.
A farm for rent. One half
northwest of the1 city. Inquire at the
McCook Liquor Store.
A well selected assortment of fresl
candies at Noble & Brickey's. Theii
stock is fresh and clean.
Bede & Wiley have some special
bargains in real estate. Office , 1st dooi
south of THE TRIBUNE office.
One good residence lot for sale. De
sirable location. Inquire of Samuel
Scott at Scott's jewelry store.
Queensware in the latest styles
plain and ornamented , at the leading
grocers Noble & Brickey's.
Pocket state maps at this office ,
These maps are ju&t from the press and
are accurate and complete to date.
Buy your baking powder at Noble &
Brickley's new grocery store , and se
cure one of those handsome pictures.
Another new departure. We will
have in a few days a full line of sheet
music at McCracken's Music Store.
We guarantee our prices to be 10 to
15 per cent , lower than any house west
of Omaha. J. C. ALLEN & Co.
Remember that Noble & Brickey are
headquarters for everything fresh and
clean in the staple and fancy grocery
line.
G. -Nettleton is agent for a horse
power feed grinder , with attachment
for shelling corn or any other kind of
rotary work.
A rare chance to get an organ or a
piano by taking it on the rent plan.
Get terms at once at Scott's jewelry
store on Main Avenue.
to Harvey Bros , for chop
feed , new corn meal , rye , graham , and
all the best brands of flour. New car
load just received.
V We have just received a nice line of
calling cards of the latest styles. Also
have in stock an assortment of fraterni
ty cards. Call and see them.
A good piece of land 'for sale within
the incorporation of McCook. Fiue lo
cation for small fruit and garden. In
quire at Scott's jewelry store.
We sell for cash and make no losses.
Come and buy where you can have a
big assortment to select from.
J. C. ALLEN & Co.
Read J. F. Ganschow's adv.
. Probst Bros. ' parlors for oysters.
Organs and pianos for rent at Scott1
jewelry store.
wanted at Noble & Brickey 'a
The highest market price paid.
The young people indulged in a socia
hop at the McNeely building , last night
Tho Marble photograph gallery ha
been purchased by an artist namei
Miller.
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! HF ° Best Minrc Meat in the marke
at Wilcox & Fowler's. Only 12 cent
per pound.
Ladies are always proud of a nic
shoe and a good fit. J. F. Ganschov
can please you ail.
A line of very handsome librar ;
hanging lamps at Noble & Brickey's
Call and see them.
The new grocery store of Noble &
Brickey is the place to purchase you
groceries and provisions. *
Bunker Hill pickles , plain , mixec
and chow chow in glass , plain pickles
in bulk , at J. C. Allen & Co.'s. .
A specialty of groceries , provisions
queensware , and in fact everything ii
the grocery line , at Noble & Brickey's
The Lutheran brethren enjoyed :
social occasion at the residence of UK
Ider Mr. Pade in West McCook , lasl
night.
Stop paying big prices for organs anc
pianos and go to Scott'.s jewelry store
and rent one. and thus save your money
Call and get terms.
Prices will tell , and people know s
jrood thing when they see it. Four oi
the Western Cottage Organs sold in
one week by MsCracken.
Are you in search of an excellent
dish of oysters , call at Probst Bros. '
oyster parlors , where you can get the
best , cooked in any style.
The ladies of the Congregational So
ciety are prepared to make comforts
and bedding. Orders left with Mrs ,
Lowman will receive prompt attention.
On the eighth page of this paper will
be found an inteiesting , double column
communication from .F. L. McCracken
on the absorbing topic of jewelry , etc.
Read it.
We are one of those houses that ob
literate fictitious values under the never-
changing rule of cash on receipt of
goods. J. C. ALLEN & Co. , Dry Goods ,
Boots and Shoes , Hats and Caps , Gro
ceries , etc.
We this week devote considerable
space to the reproduction of Rev. Kim-
rnel's thanksgiving address on the occas
ion of the union services at the Metho
dist church. We direct especial atten
tion to this excellent and carefully
prepared effort , to the end that all may
read and enjoy it.
Probst Bros , of the City Bakery ,
still lead in the fine candy trade and
the excellent assortment they have
just received , sustains their already
widely known reputation for handling
the freshest , purest and best candies in
the city. If you want a real toothsome
article , Probst Bros , have it.
The Jesse Welborn property , which
adjoins the town site of Indianola , was
purchased , last week , from Geo. Hock
nell. who came into its possession some
month's since , by Ex-Treasurer J. H.
Goodrich , who has already platted an
addition to the county-seat and placed
lots on the market.
A sedate appearing gentleman , claim
ing to be "a scientific phrenologist , "
was in town ; the fore part of the week ,
discovering unto the inquisitive and
credulous McCookite his peculiar and
particular penchant for wine , women
and cards , or what-not. All for the
simple sum of twenty-five cents.
The Scientific American , referred to
in anothefcolumn , under the heading
Df "Patents , " is the very best publica
tion in this country for those interested
in science , engineering , mechanics , in
dentions , etc ! A copy o'f the Scientific
American may be seen at the office of
this paper , where subscriptions will be
received.
The suit brought by J. B. Jennings ,
Esq. , against the City Water Works Co. ,
tvhich occupied the attention and time
if Justice Bennett , almost all day Mon-
lay , resulted in a verdict for the com
pany. JMr. Jennings gave notice that
lie would appeal the case. We will not
larass our readers with the details of a
*
: ase , with which they are doubtless
ilready conversant.
An aged gentleman named Richard-
ion'of Benkelman , had the misfortune
o fall into the excavation in front of
; he Franklin building , Monday night ,
ibrtunately without serious injury. The
esson should not be forgotten. There
las been too great carelessness in this
egard in the past , and it has been more
; ood fortune than ought else that some
me has not been more seriously injured.
THE TRIBUNE has it from A. J. Pate
hat , in conjunction with C. J. Ryan of
Jrafton. this state , an old Illinois ele-
rator man , he contemplates building an
"
ilevator at this station , at "once , if sat-
sfactory transportation rates can be
secured , of which they entertain no
erious question. Combining experience
md ample means and business tact , the
inn will make the best of this new field.
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Divine services will be held in th
Catholic church , next Sunday.
A friibli lot oi candies received n
Noble & Biickey's , this week.
A Christinas dinner by the ladies o
the Congregational society will be i
holiday featuie. * f
The leading grocers. Noble & Brick
ey , will have an iiuinensc stock c
Christmas goods on hand , this week.
An inspection of flues by the fir
warden might prove a sensible precau
tionary measure against possible con
flagration.
We regret to state that Samuel Plun
kett , the West Side grocer , has foun <
it necessary to assign for the benefit o
his creditors.
The schools of the city have been dis
missed until further notice by reason o :
the diphtheria which prevails in the cit ]
to some extent.
The Beaver lot adjoining LaTour
ette's hardware store on South Mail
Avenue , was purchased , last Friday , bj
V. Franklin of the Citizens bank.
All members are earnestly requested
to attendhc December ( Jth meeting o :
the A. 0. U. W. , for the nomination oi
officers for 1887 , and other business oi
importance.
Increasing interest and membership
are features of the library association
pleasing to announce. .Every readei
should put himself in the way of reap
ing the benefits thereof.
A very gratifying improvement is no
ticeable in the architecture of build
ings now going up all over the city ,
over the older designs and buildings.
It is a matter of pardonable pride.
The first of the week , J. M. Hender
son bought W. O. Mobdy's papers on
a tree claim , lying four miles north of
the city , and adjoining the former's
farm ; the consideration being $760.
We take pleasure in making the an
nouncement that the ladies of the Con
gregational church will spread a Christ
mas Dinner , this year. So make your
arrangements accordingly. We will
give particulars later.
A bible reading and song service of
the Y. P. A. will'be held at the Meth
odist church , nest Sabbath evening , at
o'clock , mountain time. All mem
bers and friends of the association are
invited to attend. Bring bibles * and
gospel hymns.
The young woman named. Carl , of
West McCook , .whose illness was men
tioned in our last issue , passed over the
river of death , Friday , and was buried
an the day following in Longview , by
sorrowing parents and sympathizing
Friends.
A South McCook Mission Sabbath
School of the Congregational church ,
ivill be organized next Sabbath , at 2 P.
M. , mountain time , at the house of
Mrs. Rose , in South McCook. ' Christ
ian workers are much needed and earn-
jstly requested to be present.
We are requested by the Manager ,
Tonas Engelto announce that , on ac-
: ount of failureto have the building
inished , The Famous Clothins Co. were
mable to open their store , December
1st , as advertised , and that it will be
; wo or three weeks before the opening.
Always alert in the acquisition of real
sstate , A. J. Pate has purchased the J.
1. Brewer half-section , located about
line miles southwest at'the city. In
he deal Mr. Brewer becomes the owner
f Bonnie Scotland , the well-known
Clydesdale shipped here from Illinois ,
lome two years ago.
The meeting of the Y. P. A. , last Fri-
lay evening , at the residence of Con-
luctor William Coy , was largely attend-
id by the young people of the city ,
md as largely enjoyed by them. THE
TRIBUNE desires particularly to encour-
; ge the young people in continued and
ncreased attendance upon and a hearty
( anticipation in these occasions. They
lave a large feature of pleasure of a
icalthful social character and are no
sss profitable.
A number of new dwelling houses
re now in course of erection , with
aore contemplated and upon which es-
imates are being made : This week ,
rork was commenced on W. W. Jossel-
pn's residence in the noitheastern part
f the city , and the same is now pro-
ressing favorably. Its dimensions are ,
lain building 26 feet square , with a
4x16 addition. It will occupy the
orner lots directly west of 11. 11.
Poods' property. F. D. Hess is the
ontractor. Also , on Frank H. Spear-
lan's dwelling in the same locality ,
auth of F. L. McCracken's residence.
Ir. S.'s dwelling will be built after a de
ign from "Shoppell's Modern Houses , "
ith a frontage 284feet and a like
epth , will be two stories high , 9 and
feet , respectively , having a cellar 64-
: et high. It will be a neat specimen
F architecture , commodious and with
IB advantage of an excellent site. The
is J. W.
jntractor Lewis of the asso-
iation.
Carfof Thanks.
Will our old friends of McCook and
icinity , who so generously and thought-
illy remembered us for thanksgiving
me of this good year of grace , 1886 ,
lease accept the heartiest thanks of
ME. AND MRS. GEO. DONGAX.
itis , Colo. , Nov.29,1886.
On Wednesday of this week theladic
' of the M. E. church forwarded to th
manufacturers the hist payment ou tin
seats and furniture of the church , tin
payment of which they fearlessly assum
ed and faithfully performed , be it sai <
to their credit , and in which they taki
conscious pride. All honor to the ladies
J. F. Gaiischuw t.ikv the lead in la
dies' Fine Shoes. Try him.
RAPIDLY IMPROVING--On. Tuesday
R. H. Williams' little daughter had s <
far recovered from the operation oi
tracheotomy recently performed on hei
by Drs. Kay and Davis , that it was fount
advisable to-rcmove the tube from tlu
little girl's trachea , and she is now doing
remarkably well and may be declaret
out of danger. The operation was :
delicate , hazardous one , scarcely evei
resorted to even in extremest cases , and
its result has been watched with greal
interest by this entire community , whc
will congratulate the family and sur
geons upon what bids fair to be a favor
able termination.
A full line of hardware , stoves and
tinware at C. D. Palmer's.
Yesterday morning , the fractious ,
high-spirited quadruped that supplies
the motive power to Kendall's bread
wagon , became altogether too fleet and
unmanageable , while being driven up
West Dennison street , in the course of
the customary bread delivery , and en
in another neith
gaged go-as-you-please ,
er interesting nor entertaining to the
driver , Em. Kendall , who was thrown
out of the vehicle and fortunately but
slightly injured , while the wagon was
inverted and otherwise misused during
the short , but exciting chase. That
steed's recent escapades doubtless fit it
for the cumbersome dray wagon , where
it will behave with greater "safety to
driver and profit to owner.
J. C. Allen & Co. are just receiving
a car load of groceries , this week.
At a meeting of the members of the
Congregational church , last Sunday
morning , the resignation of the pastor ,
Rev. Joel S. Kelsey , tendered a short
time since , was NOT accepted by a unan
imous vote. We take excusable pleas
ure in this connection in stating that
admiring friends have taken the matter
of pastor's salary in hand , and that the
required amount , ( lacking a small sum ,
which will doubtless be covered through
nther agencies , ) has been subscribed , and
that Rev. Kelsey will remain in this field
of labor , where his efforts give promise
af such glad fruition. The congregation
[ ire to be congratulated. C.F. Babcock
was also elected to the trusteeship made
vacant by resignation of E. M. Brickey ,
who lately removed from our midst.
Don't fail to see that line of elegant
beaters at W. C. LaTourette & Go's.
From an announcement appearing
slsewhere in this issue , our readers will
learn of another enterprise to be added
io the city's industries , in the co-partner
ship lately entered into between C. T.
Brewer and F. S. Wilcox in the buteher
md packing business. These gentlemen
iiave secured the cellar under McMillen
S : Weeks' drug store for the packing
> ranch of their business , which will be
: arried on as extensively during the
iviuter as their present slaughter house
iccommodations and the disposal of
r'waste' ' will allow. They contemplate
lacking a thousand porkers , this season.
Both members of the firm are shrewd
tnd enterprising business men , with
iniple means to carry the project to a
iuccessful issue , and the flattering re
mits can hardly be questioned.
J. C. Allen & Co. carry the re-
lowned California Honey in stock.
Under the familiar caption , "He Was
iBank Cashier , " yesterday's Tribune-
lepublican gives currence to a highly
ensational and absolutely false and
mreliable article involving a well-known
haracter named G. R. Wynkoop , who
pent some time in this locality months
go. It appears that a tin horn gambler
lamed Collins and a faro dealer named
? hompson engaged in a quarrel , in which
Jollins was severely stabbed , and that
Vynkoop was witness to the affray , and
ras held in custody for that purpose ,
lo far the account seems to be correct ,
'resently the cute reporter imagines he
iscovers a "brilliant mare's nest , " in
rhich Wynkoop is "a crooked cashier
f the First National bank of this city ,
tc. " Among the veracious ( ? ) state
ments being that , a "former cashier of
fie bank , owing to some slight discrep-
ncies , decided to locate in Canada. "
Pe have not space to devote to the
latter further than to suggest the un-
jrtunate circumstance that the worth-
; ss trio did not succeed in the work of
tter annihilation. However , every
llusion made to the First National bank
f this city is false in toto and without
) undation in fact. A bandage of ice
lould allay that reporter's feverish
nagination.
SOCIAL
'Last Saturday evening , Mr. and Mrs.
- . R. Woods entertained a circle of
iends at their attractive home in the
ortheastern part of the city , in their
sual felicitous manner. Cards , the
rt terpsichorean , with the convention-
l admixture of social sauce , complet-
1 the circle of enjoyment of the occas-
n. The following guests were present :
Mn. AND Mns. S. L. Green. A. J. Pate. W. J.
Ills , Charles Noble. F. L. McCrackcn. Ins.
L. Kay and J. F. KTenyon. MISSES Maggie
nughn , Ainie Avery , Dell ilcnard , Josie Men-
ird and Lindner. M Essns. A. C. Ebert E. E.
jwraan , A. P. Bonnot , J. F. Forbes and Thqg.
lasscott ; .
f& UnAn tlifs beutt we would be pleased
have our trieiidsthroujrhtmtthe city ticqimi
us of thoarrlvul and departure ol'thclrvishoi
Major H.F. Williams went to Denver , Tut
duy. on legal business
Captain Lee of Oxford was a stalwart flgui
In tbo city , Saturday afternoon * .
W. O. .Moody of Stratton was a pilgrim
this commercial centre , Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Colo returned from the
Kansas visit on No. i , this morning.
County Clerk Hatch , of Hayes Centre , e
journcd hereabouts , last Friday and Saturda ,
on hind business.
SpeciaUAgent F. D. Hobbs.cf the Interii
Department , is in the city , this week , H
headquarters arc at tho Commercial. '
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harris returned. Sntu
day night , from their Gulvu , Illinois , visit.
"delightful trip , " is tho way they speak of ii
lUsley of tho Culbcrtson Reveille , Ashwl
of tho Stratton Herald , and Lee of the Elwoe
Citi/en , represented the craft in this chit
port , Monday.
R. M.Snn\olyaml C. S. Quick , two of th
County-Seat's prominent citizens , were ni
tracted hero on business , Monday.
J. G. Hamilton , formerly of this place , no1
doing the genial host act in Curtis , attendc
to some business interests in tho city , Monday
A. W. Agee , of Aurora , was attracted hitl
eron matters of business , Friday losl. H
took the east-bound passenger , Saturda
morning ,
I. T. Benjamin of Crete , a real estate loa
broker , is in the city , taking the lay of th
land in his business. He is holding forth u
the Commercial , and e.\pects to remain abou
two weeks.
Will A. Clute went down to Red Cloud , Fr ;
flay evening , to enter upon the discharge o
the duties of depot policeman at that place , ;
position less dangerous and more congcniti
than manipulating draw-bars , eto.
Squire Fisher , Charlie Fisher and S. W
rannehill , all of Wauncta Falls , Chase count ;
came down to the city , Tuesday evening , Inni
business being the object of their pilgrimage
They started on their homeward Nay , thi
noon.
H. A. Frederick of Independence , Iowa , ai
rived in the ity , Wednesday of last week , re
turuing homo on Monday evening , the : J9tl
inst. Thereby hangs a tale which we hope t <
m\e the pleasure of unfolding to the jtnblic
Jre long.
Jonas Engel and family arrived , this week
fiom Kendalville , Ind. , and have gone t <
louse-keeping in the Ai buckle dwelling 01
( forth Madison Avenue. Mr. Ungcl will b (
recognized as tho Manager of the FIIIHOU ;
Nothing Co. . which will occupy the Franklir
juilding in a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Babcock. after a lonj
md pleasant visit with their children at this
> hice and McCook , took the train , Tuesdaj
ivening , for 1'ontiac , Illinois , w here they wil
itop a short timewith another son , attei
vhich they will Jeavo for their home in New
fork. Cambridge Kaleidoscope. 25th uit.
A. J.Patw went down to Omaha , this morn
ng , to inteiview General Freight Agent Mil
er , on the profound mysteries of freishl
ransportation , preliminary to. the ercctiot
in partnership with C. J. Rjnn , of Grnfton
fob. , ) of an elevator at this place. He was
net at Grafton by Mr. Ryan , who accompan-
od him on the mission.
Hon. G. L. Laws departed , Monday morning ,
or Lincoln , to prepare their residence in tht
Capital City for occupancy by the family ,
ir-ho preceded him one day , going as far as
Jrleans and Itcbublican City , where they will
nake suort visits before continuing thcii
ourney to Lincoln. Miss Gertie returned tc
icrstudies in the University , Sunday morning.
The many friends ot Albert McMillen
ic interested in learning that he has engaged
n the drug business at McCook , Neb. Mc-
: ook is a growing town on the Burlington
oad , and Mack is much pleased with the pros-
iccta there. The citizens of McCook are to bo
ongratulated upon the acquisition of Me-
Illlen to their number , for he is a good busi-
; css man and of the best character. Canon
lity ( Colo. ) Kecord.
TOKE3 FITZGEUALI ) . On Wednesday ,
December 1st , ifefi , MJJames W. Stokes ol
MeCook , and Miss Katie Fitxgerald of Ov-
lord , Father Cullcn officiating.
! ALLARD-PECK-At Indianola. Iowa. Nov.
25th , IMG. Mr. C. W. Bailard ol the Akron ,
( Colo. ) Star , and Miss Ella M. Peck , of In-
diatiola , Iowa.
The happy couple spent Tuesday morning
i this city , where the groom is well and fav-
rably known , receiving the congratulations
f friends , leaving for their home at Akron ,
n the noon train. Tun TIUBCNE adds its
earty congratulations and best wishes.
ISK CAIN On Sunday cening , Nov. JiSth ,
J& > 8 , at the icsidence of Mr. and Mrs. F. D.
Burgess , Mr. Samuel Fisk , and Miss Ida
Cain , both of McCook , Neb. . Rev. J. W.
Kimmel officiating.
iEE GAINES On Monday evening. Nov. 29 ,
3S8G , at the same place , and by the same
clergyman. Clarence B. LeeofElwood , Neb. ,
and editor of the Gospcr Co. Citizen , to Miss
CoraE. Gaines , of HJjrhland , Gospcr county
Nebraska.
Mr. and Mrs. Burgess pioved themselves
jual to the occasion of two weddings In tw o
lys at their pleasant home. A most exeel-
nt repast was served on each occasion , and
IB favored guests did ample justice to the
)0d things provided , and extended most
: arty congratulation and best wishes to the
ippy partners for life. The bride and groom
ill at once take up their residence at Elwood
id unite in making the Citizen succeed. Mr.
id Mrs. Fisk will reside in McCook.
HELP WANTED.
A. girl to do general housework. In-
lire at once at Scott's Jewelry Store ,
cCook , Neb.
WANTED.
A good , competent girl to do general
mse work. Inquire at
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
FOR SALE.
A set of heavy harness new. tn-
lire of W. CS
The "Golden Anchor" is the best ,
stest selling nickel cigar in the city ,
robst Bros , sell it.
Try the Commercial House , when
McCook , jpst once !
SUPERB QUARTERS.
Monday < f this week , The Frees &
Hocknell Lumber Co. moved into their
new quarters in the brick structure just
completed for their reception , on the
site of their old and humbler quarters
on South Main Avenue. We will-not
again enter into a lengthy description
of tho building , epitomizing into the
incontrovertible statement , after a thor
ough inspection , that they have the most & \
convenient , comfortable and tho best
equipped lumber office in Nebraska.
The lower story is sub-divided into three
compartments , each fully furnished with.
reference to its particular purpose , the * ,
rear one , from which the spacious , fire- J
proof vault is-entered , bein ; * the private
office ot President Hocknell. The up- , \j ? '
per floor contains office rooms en suite , v-
the rear ones being now occupied by '
Morlan & Cochran , for whom they wtre J
specially designed. The firm have fur- |
nished them handsomely and elegantly j
and can safely claim appointments un
surpassed in this part of the state. The * )
entire building is heated by steam , it !
being perhaps the first and only steam
heating apparatus in the Valley. It is
fl. great economizer of fuel , needs little
attention , works like a charm , and Mr.
Hocknell -highly pleased therewith.
C. IT. Meeker put the same in. The
building is the handy work of Contrac
tor Collins. The company and city are i
to be congratulated in the completion of
the Hocknell brick.
NOTICE.
All parties knowing themselves
indebted to us must call at our of
fice and sett/e before December
31st , either with cash or bankable
paper. We will sell only for CASH
during December. Persons having
accounts against us will please
present them at once for payment.
The Frees & Hocknell Lumber Co.
Try the Commercial House , when
in McCook , just once !
LOANS !
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
PROMPTLY FURNISHED
ANT ) MONEY ADVANCED
FOR FINAL PROOFS BY
COLE & MOSS.
Try the Commercial House , when
in mcCook , just once !
BEST BARGAINS YET !
WE SELL
13 Ibs. Granulated Sugar for - $1.00
14 Ibs. Extra C. Sugar for - § 1.00
1C Ibs. Prunes for - - $1.00
6 Cans Syrup Peaches , n-lbs. full , $1.00
Also ALL Groceries , Clothing , Hats ,
Caps , Boots , Shoes , Dry Goods , and
Notions , as cheap as any house in town.
WILCOX & FOWLER.
Real Estate Loans.
We have completed arrangements
whereby we can furnish those who want
a loan , money on real estate , promptly
and without the usual disappointing
delays. Call and see us. * We are al
so prepared to make chattel mortgage
loans. CITIZENS BANK.
Notice of Co-partnership.
The undersigned have associated
themselves as co-partners for three
years from this date , in the wholesale
und retail butcher and packing busi
ness. C. T. BREWER ,
F. S. WILCOX.
McCook , Neb , Nov. 27,1SSG.
FARM LOANS.
Cash Down. No Delay.
No need of waiting to send off appli-
jations. Money paid over as soon as
papers are completed. Call on or ad-
Iress , RED WILLOW Co. BANK ,
43-tf Tndianola , Neb
SPECIAL NOTICE.
I can adjust , repair , readjust , and
ebuild as good as new , any sewing
uachine ever made. Call at my shop
> n West Dennison street , opposite
? ade & Son. J. G. MECHAM.
DON'T BE AFRAID
If you see Deputy Sheriff Bennett
ioming after you. Dr. Kay has placed
lis accounts in the hands of the depu-
y , who is rustling after the doctor's
; reditors in dead earnest , that's all.
PAY UP.
All parties knowing themselves to be
ndebted to C. T. Brewer , will greatly
iblige him by settling the same within
10 day ? , either by cash or note. Make
o mistake , this means business.
C. T. BREWER. .
MONEY TO LOAN
o
On farms. Applications filled at once.
! unds plenty. No delay. Call at Com-
icrcial hotel. I. T. BENJAMIN ,
McCook , Neb.
Attention Smokers !
With every 25 cents worth of goods
ought at the Distribution Cigar Store ,
ticket in the grand drawing is given.
Rooms for Rent.
Two furnished sleeping rooms for
5nt. Inquire of W. W. BROWN.
