WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
THUKSDAY , NOVEMBER IB , 1883.
NEWS OF THE WEEK ,
Now goods at Rogers' .
Fresh Oysters at Joe's.
'Go to Rogers' and see his new goods.
For dry goods of every description go
to Rogers' .
Rogers building if now ready for the
plasterers.
Hats and caps , boots and shoes and
notions at Rogers. ' '
A tuU line of tke very best cigars at
the B. & 31. Pharmacy.
Fancy and staple groceries , at Rog
ers' , at lowest market prices.
Don't forget that Rogers1 has re
ceived a fine line of new goods.
The famous Boot Jack chewing to
bacco for sale at the B. & M. Pharmacy.
John Evert sold his claim and was
nround setting up the cigars , Wednes
day.
Another .well attended dance was
held at the McCook Hotel , Monday
Will Irwin who had his foot mashed ,
last week , was out on the streets ,
Wednesday.
A Spinning Wheel from Denmark
will be in operation , Tuesday evening ,
at the tfand Hall.
Jno. J. Dunbar has rented the build
ing now occupied by J. F. Gump , and
* i takes possession Jan. 1st.
Quite a decided change in the weath
er. The manipulators of the polar stop
cock must have thrown her wide open.
The "rag car" made McCook , Mon
day evening , and consequently our
merchants are taking in "rags exten
sively.
Still trie building boom continues ,
Mr. Mclntyre is putting up a residence
for a railroad utan in the eastern part
, of town.
f
M. A. Spalding moved into his resi
dence , recently completed on the hill ,
Wednesday , and will be very comfort
ably situated.
Go and see the Curiosity Cabinet ,
Tuesday ereniug , articles of olden
times front ZXcniaark. England , Bel
gium A d Ireland will be exhibited.
The baod boys are practicing and
rehearsing all their spare time , and ex
pect fe put the play they are working
at 001 die boards in about two weeks.
G < eorge and' Martha Washington ex
pect to dine at the Band Hall , Tuesday
evening ; also Aunt Jerusha and Uncle
Jedekiah are expected from ' -'down
cast"
A "Xew England Supper" will be
given by the Ladies Union at the Band
Hall , Tuesday evening , the proceeds to
go towards purchasing a bell for the
church.
Gen. Miles has captured some In
dians , supposed to be of the old Cbip-
pewa tribe , and has kindly offered to
r allow them to be on exhibition , Tues
day evening , at the Band Hall.
The Public Mirror says : "The lat
est rumor is , concerning the B. & M.
cut-off , that it will be built to Cam
bridge. " By the. by , our exchanges are
kept rather busy prognosticating about
the cut-off.
Will Israel , vrho has been working
in THE TRIBUNE office for some months
past , gave a very enjoyable party to
about a dozen of his young companions ,
on Saturday evening , at the residence
of his brother on Bit. Zion.
f The skating rink is becoming a fa
vorite resort and many are attaining
a considerable degree of proficiency in
handling the rollers. Saturday after
noon was devoted to the ladies , who
resorted thither in numbers and made
the rink lively for a while. Per asper
nd astra , which by interpretation signi
fies , through many falls to perfection.
in roller skating parlance , ladies.
Jack Rollins run into a hand-car ,
last Satatrfay , and demolished 73's
Jjead-light , nnd disfigured her cow
catcher. Jack also blew out a. cylinder-
head , and broke a eccentric , the day
before.
Superintendent Campbell 5s our mw
.Uoad Overseer 5n District 8. P. . M.
Scott asked him wkut office lie wanted
on election morning , Bin C. replied
Road Overseer , in a joking manner , and
the boys elected him.
Blessrs. George J. Meyers and WU
lum E. Riggs are building a" comfort
able home for John Wirz , near Stough-
ton. 'Krc long , the frame and brick
dwelling will supersede the sod house
and dug-oats in Red Willow county.
Rogers have received a stock of over
coats that excels anything ever brought
into the valley. They range in price
from $3 up to the finest , and the man
who goesaroundshaking with cold when
he can get one of thesp good , warm
coats at a p rice so low that -all con buy ,
had better go back east and give up the
ghost , then probably he will have no
use for one.
' Joseph Mercard of Chicago , is the
gentleman's name who has purchased
the two lots above the Citizen's Bank.
He has returned to Chicago where a
plan ot the proposed brick building is
being drawn , and when completed the
same will be sent on to J. R. Phelan
who , we are informed , will give out the
contract. A hall , something we are
greatly in need x > F , 50x70 , will occupy
the second story.
Representative-elect George Hbck-
nell has moved into his new house ,
situated beautifully on the brow of the
lull. This is unquestionably the finest
residence in southwestern Nebraska ,
west of Hastings. It contains seven
rooms , bath-room , etc. , and is finished
within ia fine style. There is a large ,
widvj portico around three sides of the
building , and is a piece of workmanship
withal of which Mr. Mclntyre , the
builder , may well feel proud.
The Hastings Gazette-Journal be
wails the absence of social pleasure ,
and the epidemic state of the matrimo
nial market , in that bright little city ,
thus :
It Fcems that the young people of
Hastings have given up social pleasure
for awhile and have turned their atten
tion to getting married. No social
event of any kind since last summer
some time. Is this as it should be ?
Come up to the Magic City , and get
a few points.
This peculiar and appropriate para
graph was picked from the paper pub
lished at Juniata : "Persons patroniz
ing papers please pay promptly ; the
pecuniary prospects of the press possess
peculiar power in pushing public pros
perity. Pay the printer promptly ; in
promptly paying patrons , his pocketbook -
book plenish , printer puts pen to paper
in peace prints pleasing pictures of
passing phases promptly , and people
peruse his popular paper peculiarly
pleasant.
A sixteen-year-old boy by the name
of Phillips , one of the postal clerks on
the B. & BI. railroad , was arrested by
Major J. W. Furry at Wilber Wednes
day , of last week , and brought to this
city. He was taken before United
States Commissioner Billigsley , and
was charged with embezzling property
passing through the United States mail ,
while in his custody as postal agent.
The goods the youngster is charged
with appropriating consist of stockings ,
dress goods , handkerchiefs , false hair ,
etc. After the preliminary examina
tion the lad was bound over in the sum
of $500 for his appearance at the Uni
ted States Court in Omaha , on the
13th. His father became his bonds
man. Lincoln Journal.
NEW ENGLAND SUPPER.
The following articles -will be exhib
ited at the ' 'New England Sapper' ' on
Tuesday evening : Dishes 100 years
old } clock 100 years old ; paper con
taining notice of Washington's death ,
and Jeff. Davis' finger glass , ( to say
nothing of the fascinating young ladies
iu costume who will be present. ) The
prices of admission are : Adults , 15cts.
Children under 12 years , lOc. Supper ,
35c. The ladies are making extensive
preparations , and we hope the people
will turn out en masse.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Tom McCartney spent Sunday with
brother t tfcc cotaniy scat
Mrs , , Meservc and Mrs , Clark made
the Culbertsou schools a visit last week.
Mrs. L. B , Stiles gave a card party
to a number of f riendsTuesday evening.
Mr. , and Mrs : Blakcslcy , of Fair
mont , were visiting at the Dining Hall ,
last week.
Mr. Love of the Culbertson Sun took
in the hop at the McCook Hotel on
Monday evening.
Mr. John Glcnnour popular painter ,
drew the nickel-plated "Boot Jack" at
the B , & M. Pharmacy ,
Dennis McKillip , wife t and child ,
spent part of last'weck in town. Mr.
McKillip adds liis brand to our list.
Mr and Mrs. J. W. Dolan came up
to attend- the social , held under the
auspices of the Episcopal ladies , on
Friday evening.
Mr. T. E. Doolittle of DeWitt , 111. ,
was in town , the first part of the week ,
looking over the cattle business , with a
view of investing in some stock.
Jno , , J. J unbar steps up and deposits
the collateral for a ycar'K subscription
to THE TRIBUNE. We would like to
have about 500 of the people of this
county do likewise.
S. F , Clifford of Hayes county ,
brought his family down to McCook ,
Tuesday. His family took the cars at
this place for the East. Mr. Clifford
renewed his subscription for one year.
Mr. Milton D. Polk , city editor of
the Plattsuiouth Daily Herald , made a
pleasant call at this , office on Sunday
afternoon. He was both much surpris
ed and delighted with our future city.
Mr. and Mrfi. W. II. McCartney , and
visiting friends from St. Louis , Misses
Wilkinson and Papin , were present at
the sociable , Friday evening. That
they enjoyed themselves , we had ocular
demonstration.
Messrs. Forbes and Chenery went
down to Indianola , on No. 40 , Sunday.
They had packages and packages/ but
the packages in the tin boxes "took
the cake. " Apropos , the'county seat
has become quite a Sunday resort.
Miss Vaughn , who has been visiting
her sister , Mrs. A. C. Campbell , for
some months past , started for her home
in Holt county , Monday. Her many
friends regret her departure at this
time when there is every promise of a
pleasant winter season.
The Sociable.
The sociable which was advertised
through our columns , and more exten
sively viva vocc , was held in the Dining
Hall , Friday evening , by the ladies of
the Episcopal church , assisted by a
large number of their friends. Supt.
Campbell kindly allowed the ladies the
use of the Dining Room for the occas
ion , and Mrs. Saunders , in addition tea
a very liberal donation , gave every
assistance possible. All the refresh
ments were donated by the ladies of
McCook , and the musicians who played
such-fine music , also rendered gratui
tous service , for which the ladies feel
grateful. By 9 o'clock between 75 and
100 persons had assembled in the Din
ing Room , comfortably filling the same.
Dancing was instituted and continued
until about 12 o'clock , when refresh
ments were passed to the dancers -and
spectators. After partaking of the deli
cacies offered by the ladies , dancing was
kept up until about 2 o'clock , when the
merry party reluctantly disbanded and
retired to their homes. While the so
cial was not as great a success finan
cially as was desirable , in every other
particular it was one of the most enjoy
able occasions of the ninny pleasant
ones in which our society has indulged
this fall. Indianola was brilliantly
represented , and their party evidently
enjoyed themselves.
Divine Services.
There will be Methodist services at
the Band Hall , next Sabbath , Nov.
18th. at 11 o'clock , A. M. , and 7:30
o'clock , P. M. , and every two weeks
thereafter at the same hours.
ALLEX BAUTIJEY , Pastor.
Precinct Officers.
WILLOW WROVE.
Assessor , P , T. Francis ; Justices ,
W. W. Fisher and S. H. Colvin ; Con
stables , E. McCormick and Frank Al
len ; Judges of Election , D. Kendall ,
J. Farley and M. A. Spalding ; Clerks
of Election , Chas. Boyle.and'J. P , Is
rael ; Road Owrseer , dist. 8 , A. C.
Campbell.
IXDJA.NOLA.
Assessor , James Hcthcrington ; Jus
tices , II. M. Wolf and J. H. Short ;
Constables , I * . B. Kerns shid J. 0.
Miller ; Judges of election , J. W. Wolf ,
John Maiken and If. M. Ashmorc ;
Clerks of election , R , H. Criswcll and
H. S. West ; Road Overseers DisU-3
Irving Mott ; Dist 4 , A. Barber ; Dist. 2 ,
H. M. Wolf ; Dist. 11 , T. Sargent.
IlEl ) WILLOW.
Assessor , Frank Hess ; Constables ,
T. S. Ruggles and C. Poyscf ; Judges
of election , L. Miller , J. F. Helm and
II. Buck ; Clerks of election , Royal
Buck and J. F. Black ; Road Overseers
Dist. 5 , S. L. Miller ; Dist. G , J.
Johnson ; Dist. 10 , Wm.Kilgore ; Dist 7.
S. Bollcs.
HEAVER.
Assessor , Isaiah Bennett ; Justices ,
B. F. Bradbury and Wm. Cook ; Con
stables , J. M. Horton and J. Powell ;
Judges of election B. F. Bradbury , J.
P. Kinnic and A. A. Garrett ; Clerks of
election , P : B. Garrett and J. B. Cummings -
mings ; Bead Overseers Dist. IS , G.
H. Russell ; Dist. 13 , J. Ervin.
GERVER.
Assessor , F. J. Bushong ; Justices ,
S. Dodge and J. Kilpatriek ; Consta
bles , George Fowler and Win. Riggs ;
Judges of Election , E. Green. George
Huggins and J. D. Gervcr ; Clerks of
Election , J. Kilpatriek and Wm. A.
Dcuniy ; Road Overseer , dist IS , J.
Calkins.
DANBURV.
Assessor , Chas. Colling ; Justices ,
J. C. Lafferty and Jos. Carter ; Con
stables , H. Stannard and N. Colling :
Judges of Election , Jos. Irish , J. Smith
and J. B. Dolph ; Clerks ot Election ,
M. fl. Cavenagh and J. C. Ashton ;
Road Overseers dist. 17 , Win. Ken
dall ; dist. 14 , Chester Dow ; dist. 1 p ,
R. Bond.
EAST VALLEY.
Assessor , Thos. Clark ; Justice ? ,
Samuel Young and A. Utter ; Consta
bles , Emery Lee and F. A. Leap ;
Judges of Election , S. Young , T. Clark
and P. McKillip ; Clerks of Election ,
W. Ruhrrup and G. Colvin ; Road
Overseers dist. 12 , Thos. Clark ; dist.
I , E. Price.
VALLEY GRANGE ITEMS.
Our schools closed last Thursday.
Dance at Mr. Thomas' , last Wednes
day night.
Chas. Bowels has been down the
valley after a load of corn.
Messrs. Stone and Fitch took a fly
ing trip home , election day.
I. T. Birdsall is helping John Whit-
taker fix up his stock sheds and coral.
John Kelley and family start for
their new home in Kansas , some time
this month.
D. E. Eikenbery and Carey Eaton
will occupy the Kelley house after Mr.
Kelley's folks leave.
Arthur Evans , of Film ore county ,
is back here looking after his claim.
He will probably move back here in
the spring.
'The following are the officers elected
last week , for Driftwood precinct :
Justices , H. W. Wheaton and Joseph
Williams ; Assessor , George Freder
icks ; Road Supervisor , Roger Barnes ;
Constables , M. Williams and W. Pryor ;
Judges of Election , G. B. Nettleton ,
M. H. Johnston and C. W. Williams ;
Clerks of Election , C. C. Newman and
W. S. Bye.
LOST. .
Between L J. Starbuck's and Mc
Cook , on the prairie , either side of rail
road track , a large red pocket-book. A
reasonable reward will be paid to the
finder by returning it to this office. The
name of W. M. Porter is written on
inside of cover.
Wanted.
To buy four claims ( or deeded land )
with WATER and"TIMBER , in Red Wil
low county. No fancy prices paid.
Address , , G.G.Biruiox ,
22-tf. Hastings , Neb.
WANTED.
A good girl to do general house
work. Apply at CITIZENS BAXK.
UXDER the scepter of the Czar of
Russia live thirty-eight different nation
alities , each speaking its own language ,
which is foreign to all others.
NOTICE.
Teachers1 Examination at Indianola
on Saturday , Novewbcr 17th , 1883 ,
commencing at 0 o'clock , A. M.
C. L. NETTLETON , Supt
NOTICE.
Att momcs due the TRIBUNE for sub
scription come by the terms of the sale to
me. Parties who know themselves to be in
arrears for subscription will be warmly
received at any time , if they come cash
in hand. F. M. & E. M. KIMMELL ,
Publishers.
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' MARSH'S TOMC ASTUIXOKXT is the
best medicine I ever saw for curing
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seen it used in inuny cases , in all of
which it effected a speedy cure. ' ' S. J.
Armstrong , Fort Scott , Kas.
'OLviisii's Toxic ASTUIX EXT cured
my little boy of Cholera Infttntumafter
several other remedies failed. I gave
one of my neighbors some of it for
their little girl , who was suffering with
the same complaint , and it quickly ,
cured her. " Jas. T. Barnes , Kansas
City , Mo.
MARSH'S Toxic ASTRIXOEXT is for
*
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Chills and Fever , Dumb Ague , and
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Dr , Rusk's Regulator ,
FOR HEART TROUBLES.
Win. ( ! . Onjoodby. the well-known Kifu nmiui-
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urk , and Atlanta , Ga. , gays :
OFFICE OF OMiooonv's IMPJIOVKO SAKE- ,
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ATLAXTCa. . , October i7th , 1SS1.
Dr. Hash's Medical Ai-socl.itIon :
DK.\I : IXKrror.s. The throe tattle * of "Dr. Ku-U't.
Regulator" I ordered were received by express la-t '
week. I Imve taken nearly one bottle and nni l !
thoroughly natlxflutl with the result. For over tvo
years 1 Imve been troubled with bharp pain at my j L
heart. Mj physician , upon examination , pronounced I
It enlargement of the licart and was unable tojdxc
me any relief. The trouble grew worse until I h.ul If
become convinced that I could not be cured. AVliHo
In New York City , last week , I called upon one ot
the most prominent physicians there , who ci.arged m < - f
TpJ5 for an examination and then recommended jour
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Association , and not a patent medicine fcliciiiu I or
dered the three bottles. I hae not been tnnibie.il
since 1 commenced taking It , but phall continue M : < !
take the entire three bottles ro as t obtain a perma
nent cure. You have my sincere thanks.
1 aji , gentlemen , Very recpcctfully.
WM. G. OSGOODI5Y.
Dr. Bush's Regulator If
l.ns never failed to give relief. It lias been n ed MC-
cessfully tor years In subduing the Mo-t Miiuburn
csihes of lirllrt difficulties. A positive cure lorEn-
largeincn * . Palpitation. Fluttering mid Fatty JK-p-i--
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W.lto. Soli ! by druggists , or pent direct 1 > 7 im.
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a.X. Y. IT. S
LOAN AGENCY
a. L. LAWS ,
WILL SECURE
LOANS ON
TOWN PROPERTY
in McCook , and on
DEEDED CLAIMS
In Ked "Willow and adjacent
counties.
Office : Land Ofllce , SIcCooV. Nebraska.
United States Land Office. McCooi. Xeb. , |
November 1 ( . 1.SK5. f
The following land patents have been received . ; t ,
thl * onicc for delivery :
iO. HOMESTEAD CEUTIFICATES.
519 of Clara A. Turner and Jfary A. ScofieM , in
fant heir * of Mary A. Stofleld , deceased.
f.fil of Charles A. Hotze.
2M of William Witnon.
643 of Alfred L. Morgan.
614 of Klla A. Buck.
C4.1 of Jnmea Spauldlng.
C49 of John C. Anderson.
The nbovc patent ! will be delivered upon tJi" rr-
cclptatthls office of Receiver's duplicate HCK ! re
ceipt , properly endorsed by claimant * .
v
C. V. HANCOCK , * neceivr.
CONSUMPTION CUBED.
An old phyMclan , retired from active pw- ' .
having h d placed in hl liantU oy an Ea l : r 1U
.
Ml-slonary the formula of a lmple vegetallo rnri.--
dy for the speedy and premanent care of Con-BUSt > -
tlon. Bronchitis. Catarrh , Asthma , acd all Tliiost
and Long affectlow , also a positive and radical < refer
for general Debility avd all nervous tompIT - .
after having : thoroughly tested Its wonderf n ! L-'I.-
tlve iwwcrs In thousands of ca ts. feeta It bU du-y
to make It known to his suffering fellows. T'.o
recipe will be sent free of charge , to nil who .t > tr.-
it with fall directions for preparing and wife
fully using. Addres * . with itamp , naming m * pa
per. I > c. J. C. IUYXOSD , -Washington f.i - - -
Brooklyn , X. Y.
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