WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
TF1UHSDAY , DECEMBER 13 , 1883.
INTELLIGENCE.
Fresh Oysters at Joe's.
Graham Flour at City Bakery.
Fresh Oysters at the City Bakery.
Boot Jack eating tobacco at Rogers. '
J/Frcsh Oysters received daily at
G ump's.
Choice Apples , § 4.50 per hbl. , at
Rogers. '
Everybody went to see the bridge ,
Sunday.
Our city dads will meet on Saturday
evening.
Buckwheat , Flour and Maple Syrup
sit Rogers. '
For the best Flour in town call at
City Bakery.
Headquarters for Holiday Goods at
S. L. Green's.
S. II. C'olvin intends holding a dance
Christmas week.
A full line of the very best cigars at
the B. & M. Pharmacy.
Christmas Goods , by the car load , to
arrive at-C. H. Rogers. '
Remember the Sociable at the Dining
Hall on Friday , the 21st.
Don't buy your Christmas Goods un
til you sec them at Rogers. "
McCook , like the redoubtable Eli ,
is getting there in fine st3le.
Don't fail to go and see that fine lot
of handsome vases at Green's.
The best fine cut chewing tobacco in
the city at B. & M. Pharmacy.
Don't forget that Rogers is the place
to buy your Christmas presents.
A large assortment of the best Per
fumeries and Extracts made , at Green's.
The famous Boot Jack chewing to-
Lacco for sale at the B. & M. Pharmacy.
A number of strangers in town dur-
'Ing the past week looking after some
more desert land.
We arc having "perfectly lovely"
weather , and many there arc taking
advantage thereof.
A gentleman from Alma was in Mc
Cook , the first of the week , tuning
pianos. Exultemus !
Just received , 5.000 "Doctor's
Choice , " the best nickle cigar made ,
jit B. & M. Pharmacy.
Standard Poems , Toy Books for the
children , and a large miscellaneous col
lection of books at Green's.
At Green's you will find the hand-
* ' somrst Cards Christmas , Birthday and
Reward , ever brought to McCook.
Choice Potatoes for 50 cents per
bushel , in wagon load lots 45 cenfs per
Imshel , at Haj'den & McCartney's.
X X X X Riverton and Perfection
i
I Tlour , the best in the market , for $2.25
per cwt. at Hayden & McCartney's.
Willcy & Co. , have been making
much needed improvements in their
< lrug store , by the addition of drawers ,
shelves , etc.
The B. & M. Pharmacy will , in a
few days , open up a large invoice of
fine medicines , perfumery and drug
gists' sundries.
Theatrical companies now advertise
that they will ticker a dude to death
every nighl. The race ought soon to
become extinct.
r < For anything in the Jewelry line , call
on H. Byron , who has just opened up
a full and handsome stock , new and of
the most artistic designs.
Mr. II. C. Rider says he has erected
$ on an average two buildings every month
since Spring. Mr. Rider now has three
or four in course of erection.
5f
"W > call your attention to the adver-
i' % tsements of J. E. Cochran , recently re-
_ , . 3 * ° our C J from Oberlin , Kansas ,
il 3rind : lawyer of year's of experience.
Colorado Hard Coal at $12.00 per
ton. We guarantee this coal to be su
perior to any Eastern hard coal.
27-4t. 'CHICAGO LUMBER YARD.
J. F. Gump is closing out his stock
of groceries , canned goods , and in fact
his entire stock , positively at cost. Mr.
Gump is going out of the business.
Ladies and gentlemen of Indianola
and Culbertson who want to enjoy them
selves , Friday , the 21st , should attend
the Social at the Eating House on that
evening.
No. 40 was delayed two hours ,
Wednesday , by the engine becoming
disabled above Culbertson. An engine
went out from here and brought the
train in.
The first lady or gentleman at the
McCook Skating Rink , each evening
and Saturday afternoon , will be given
the use of a pair of skates for one hour
gratis. L. LEE JOHNSON.
Those desiring to purchase tiekets for
the Social at the B. & M. Dining Hall
on the 21st , should call at THE TRI
BUNE office. Tickets , 50 cents for each
individual.
In company with our obliging peda
gogue , Charlie Boyle , we took a drive
through the country north of town , the
first of "the week. We traveled over
some as fine land as there is in Nebraska.
We are informed that J. P. Haiglcr ,
of Haigler , Dundy county , has disposed
of his stock ranch. The sale was made
on Tuesday , and the sum paid was $75-
000. The ranch comprised 800 acres.
We still have some of those calling
cards , and we do neat and tasty work
at the TRIBUNE office , too. Call and
examine our specimens , and judge for
yourselves , before sending your work
away.
Parties are now at work putting down
a well for J. B. Mcservc on his ranch
south of the Republican. Mr. Meserve
has had tanks and troughs made and
will plant a mill as soon as the well is
finished.
Teachers were obliged to dismiss
school early , Tuesday afternoon , on ac
count of the soot burning out of the
long pipe , filling the room with smoke
and otherwise making the school room
rather unpleasant.
Prof. A. J. Dill will deliver a free
lecture in the Band Hall on Sunday
evening , December 17th , at 7 o'clock ,
P. M. , on the "Life and Times of Mary
Queen of Scots. " Also , prelude on
'Evolution of Thought. "
S. L. Green has just received , for the
Holidays , a full line of Albums , photo
and autograph , Dressing Cases , Toilet
Sets , Handbags. Dolls , wax and china ,
and Toys of every description. Go and
inspect them before buying elsewhere.
Our Land Office is doing a big busi
ness. Land is being entered and con
tests instituted every day. "Uncle
Sam" wages 1GO acres of fine land that
homesteaders can't live on it five years ,
and there many who are going to test
the matter.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
intend holding a Sociable in the B. &
M. Dining Hall on Friday , the 21st of
this month. If you desire to spend an
enjoyable evening in dancing and par
taking of the choice edibles which the
ladies will spread before you on that
occasion , don't fail to be there.
The musical talent of McCook held
a concert at the room of Messrs. Mc
Cartney and Chenery. Sunday night , at
which some fine music was played.
Solos were performed on almost every
instrument from a mouth organ to a
piano , and the evening's program con
cluded with a brief ( but touching ) open
air exercise.
We take this opportunity to state to
our subscribers that we will club with
any newspaper they desire. We have
propositions from a score of different
papers , all over the country , agricul
tural , literary , etc. , but cannot afford
to give more than this local notice of
the same. Call and we will procure
you any paper you want. Terms made
known at the time.
The Band will give another enter
tainment on the 28th. Look for pos
ters , etc. , in due time.
II. Byrou has just received a fine
stock of Jewelry , Watches , Clocks ,
Rings , Diamond , Set and Plain , Casters ,
Toilet Sets , Tilters , Fruit Stands , and
Napkin Rings , all of the very best ma
terial , and latest designs. Now is the
time to inspect his stock and select
while the stock is complete and new.
A freight and a construction train
collided , Friday evening , just east of
Indianola , throwing the caboo. c of the
construction train containing about
twenty-five hands , the freight caboose
and the tool car down an embankment
and strange to relate without injury to
any one. Both conductors will be on
the "retired lint" for the nonce.
We have in stock a fine line of the
latest style calling cards , also suitable
type , and arc prepared to accommodate
all who desire a nice card. Our job
department is fitted out with new type
and presses , and we arc constantly
adding the latest job faces. Give us a
call , for we think we can do your jol
work in a neat and tasty manner.
Our ordinances , recently passed , arc
being put to good use. Two individuals
who have been engaging in the manly ( ? )
occupation of gambling in our commu
nity for some weeks past were arrested
on last Thursday afternoon , and fined
# 30 and costs. Now , let the good work
continue. A stranger has the same
right to violate the law and ordinance
as a citizen , and the one should not be
heavily fined and the other allowed to
go scot free. Every such plain viola
tion of law should be dealt with ' 'impar
tially , " or the ordinance repealed.
The Social Club dance , postponed
last Wednesday night on account of a
superabundance of moisture , was held
yesterday evening , and was most thor
oughly enjoyed. Some young toughs ,
at different times during the evening ,
disturbed the dance by pounding on the
side of the building , and concluding
from the terrific noise produced , they
must have used large chunks of wood.
This may be fun for the boys , but there
are healthier things that arc funny , and
they had better look after them. Anoth
er dance next Wednesday evening.
All those who have land business be
fore the Land Office at McCook , Ne
braska , or the Department at Wash
ington , are invited to call on or address
the undersigned , who has had many
years experience in Land Office busi
ness , and who will be glad to transact
any business in that line , such as con
tests , homestead entries , timber-cul
ture entries , and special applications ,
all of which will be done on reasonable
terms and entire satisfaction given.
J. E. COCHUAN ,
1st Door South U. S. Land Office ,
28-tf. McCook , Nebraska.
It is with feelings of regret that we
record the removal of our townsman ,
J. E. Cochran , and family , to McCook.
Neb. They have been residents of
Oberlin for about four years. Mrs.
Cochran is a lady in every sense of the
word , and will be missed in Oberlin so
ciety very much , as she is a lady of
high literary attainments and held the
respect , love and esteem that culture
and an amiable disposition always beget.
Mr. C. is a high-minded , energetic , pub
lic spirited Christian gentleman , which
characteristics , together with his pro
fessional attainments , secured for him
in 1882 the strongest vote for County
Attorney , in proportion to the number
polled , ever cast for a candidate in
Decatur county , which position he re
signed to follow his profession in his
new home. We commend them to the
good people of McCook. Oberlin Eye.
NOTICE.
All persons knowing themselves to
be indebted to the Chicago Lumber
Yard will please call at our office and
settle , either in cash or note , on or be
fore January 1st , 1884. We are clos
ing our business for the year , and must
have all open accounts balanced.
27-it. FREES & HOCKNELL.
PERSONAL SQUIBS.
E. II. McCormick is able to be around
again.
Mrs. J. B. Mcscrve .is visiting in
Illinois.
A. II. Fitch , of the Omaha Bee , was
in McCook , Monday.
J. S. Modrcll was one of the welcome
ones at our sanctum , this week.
Colonel Snavely came up from Indi
anola on land business , Saturday.
. C. G. Crews of Culbcrtson was in
McCook , Wednesday , on business.
Captain Straut and Charles Love of
Culbertson were in the metropolis ou
Monday.
Mrs. W. S. Perry was called to Ohio
on Tuesday by illness in the family of
Mr. Perry.
Mrs. J. B. Morton of Friend , is
visiting her sister , Mrs. J. P. Israel , of
our city.
Jos. Williams of Vail ton was in town
on Saturday , attending to land business
for Mr. Forsey of the same place.
J. F. Collins , who has been absent
building a church and store at River-
ton , returned on Saturday.
Will Warren has quite cooking at the
Dining Hall , and is taking it easy foi the
present while looking for a soft place.
Mr. Wissenburg of Crete , wis in Mc
Cook ou Saturday , looking after land
a very common occurrence in this vi
cinity nowadays.
Patrick Egan of Lincoln , and Father
Fanning of Orleans , came to McCook
on No. 1 , Saturday night , and went
cast on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. A. C. Root of Cooperstown ,
Dakota , mother of Mrs. L. L. Johnson ,
arrived in McCook , Friday , and will
spend the winter with her daughter in
the Magic City.
C. A. Lyman and G. I. Smiley of
Nebraska City , and two other gentle
men whose names we were unable to
ascertain , were in town a number of
days last week and the first of this
week , looking after land.
James Chambers of our city , and his
father and brother William , of Wiota ,
Iowa , made THE TRIBUNE a call Tues
day. The old gentleman expressed him
self as being most agreeably disappoint
ed in this countiy , the prevailing idea
being that nothing could flourish in this
region , at his home. All who conic to
the Republican Valley express this
same surprise at finding a much finer
country than they had any idea. Those
who have faith in the soil of this Valley
predict that it will be one of the finest
agricultural portions of this state in the
near future.
Donavin's "Original" Tennesseeans are
Coming !
Donavin's Original Tennesseeans , the
celebrated troupe of Colored Vocalists
which assisted in building the Central
Tennessee College at Nashville , and the
same company that has given more than
3 < )00 ) concerts will visit McCook , for the
first time , about January 5th , and pre
sent their new and varied programme.
They desire , particularly , not to be con
founded with "Jubilee Singers , " for
the reason that they are really cultured
vocalists , and present a strictly first-
class concert. We have before us the
most favorable press notices , which
guarantee us in promising one of the
best of entertainments.
For Sale or Rent.
Store building and lot , best business
corner in McCook , Nebraska. For price
and terms , appty to Citizen's Bank of
McCook. or J. W. Dolan , Indianola ,
Nebraska. 2S-2t.
LOST.
A note for $20 in favor of W. M.
Rollins , and against S. B. Wookcy.
Finder will confer a favor.by returning
same to owner.
A Girl Wanted.
A girl wanted to do iron oral house
work. Apply at CITIZENS BANK.
WANTED.
A load of cut wood , immediately , at
this office. Cash paid.
ADIEU.
At a meeting of the Oberlin Bar As
sociation , Real Estate Agents , Members
of the Press , County Officers , and ex-
County Officers , held in the office of J.
C. Wilson , Esq. , on Saturday , December
1st , 1883 , the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted :
WIIKKKAS , J. K. Coclinin , a prominent mem
ber of tills Imr , has decided to seek now past
ures anil sever kit ) business relations with thu
people nt this county ,
JvKSOLVKU , That we receive the news of our
brother's Intended departure , which severs
our huKinebS relations' , with fccllngtt of heart
felt srnlne.ami it is hureliy
ltKSU.VKi > , That in tin- four years of ills res
idence miioiitf us , we have ever found him a
faithful clti/.cn , a xenial , high-minded Kentle-
inuii , a careful counselor , u reliable and utili ;
attorney.
HKSOI.VKI ) , That by a residence of himself
4ind family amongus , our society has been
i-ai-cd to a higher standard , and will by their
leaving sustain an appreciable loss.
ltisni.V u , That In parting , our kindest
wishes will ever attend himself and family ,
and we recommend him to oil those in need of
a skillttil hiwj or as one worthy their full con
fidence ; and himself and family to the society
of the neighborhood in which they may locate
to their hlgbcbt esteem.
J. C. WILSON ,
.LKWISO. I'AltKKIt ,
C5. WKIIII liKimiAM.
Committee.
GIVEN AWAY I
One Thousand Bottles of Marsh's Golden
den Blood and Liver Tonic
to be Given Away.
Everybody in Mc.Cook , who is suffer
ing from Scrofula , Chronic Rheuma
tism , Jaundice , Biliousness , Dyspepsia ,
Costivencss , Headache , Loss of Appe
tite , Backache , Female Weakness , Ner
vous Derangement , General- Debility ,
or any Blood , Liver , Kidney Stomacher
or Bowel disorder can obtain a trial
bottle of MARSH'S GOLDEN BLOOD &
LIVER TONIC , free of charge , by calling
at S. L. Green's drug store , McCook.
Persons who have tried this valuable
medicine can procure the large bottlc.s
at 50 cents and $1. It purifies the
Blood , invigorates the Liver , Stomach
and Bowels , regulates the Kidneys , and
strengthens the system.
For all diseases of the Throat and
Lungs u.so MARSH'S GOLDEN BALSAM ,
the great cough remedy. Saniple bottle
tle free.
FLOUR AND FEED.
Schaupp & Sou's Grand Island flour :
"Cream/ ' the best in the market ;
"Fancy , " equal to any ; Straight grade ;
Graham ; Corn meal , white bolted ;
Bran ; Chop feed ; car and shelled corn.
Apples by the peck or barrel. Pota
toes by the wagon load. Fresh pork ,
antelope and venison , at
C. E. McPlIERSOX'.S ,
West Dcnnib'on St. , McCook.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
We will continue to send the TRIB
UNE to all persons whose names appear
on 31r. Israel's subscription lifct. If
there be anyone who desires to discon
tinue the paper , he will notify us at
once , otherwise he will be held liable
for the paper sent to his address.
HEART DISEASE
CURED BY
Dr. Rush's Regulator ,
FOR HEART TROUBLES.
Win. G. Osfroodhy , the well-known cafe nianj-
facturer of UutTalo , Philadelphia , Pltlbburg ; New
ark , and Atlanta , Oa. , says :
OFFICE or Oif.oonr.Y's IMPROVKU P. FKS
17 S.ISroad S'reet ,
ATLAXTX , Ca. , October iTtli , 1SS1.
Dr. UiiMf s Medical Association :
DKAU Don OK- . The three l > ttles of "Dr. Kn < > lf t.
Regulator" I ordered were received by express la-t
week. I have taken nearly one bottle and am
thoroughly satisfied with the result. For over two
year 1 h ivi1 been troubled with sharp pai'i at my
heart. M > physician , upon examination , pronounced
It enlargement of the heart and was unable to give
me any relief. The trouble grew worse until I Jiad
heroine convinced that I could not be cured. While
In New York City , la t week , I called upon oiie of
the mo = t prominent physicians there , who ci-arged me
> * . ! > for : : n examination and then recommended vour
"Hegiilator. ' ' Knowing you to be a regular Medical
Association , and not a patent medicine scheme I or
dered the three bottles. I have not been troubled
since I commenced taking It , but shall continue and
take the entire three buttleso ate obtain : i perma
nent cure. You hav e my sincere thanki.
1 aai , gentlemen , Very respectfully ,
WM. G. OSGOODIJY.
DP. Rush's Regulator
l.as never failed to give relief. It has been used i-uc-
ce-sfully for year.In subduing the ios.t stubborn
rase ? of hrU't difficulties' , A jioltlve cure forKn-
larpemen' , Palpitation. Fluttering and Fatty IK-gen-
eratIon of the heart. Price , rl.iJu per bottle ; ix for
J5.0U. Sold by drupgl"t . or sent direct by 1 > K.
KCsu's MEDICAL. ASSOCIATION ,
Nnnda.N. V. U. S
Woman's Health Journal
Contain ? valuable information on the disease- *
of women onl3 % Published by Lady Phy-i-
cians who have made these peculiar weak
nesses of the sex their sole study fur year- .
It frivcs tbe causes , symptoms , and a Mire
home treatment for Prolapsus Uteri or Falling
of the Womb , intiamation and Ulceration ol
the womb and all displacements. LuiicorrluiM
or Whites , Irregular , suppressed or painful
Menstruation , Flooding. Sick and Nerviiii-
Headache , Indigestion. Dybpepsia. Heartburn.
Weakness in Back and stomach , scrotiilu.
Pains in Side. Dizziness Kidney Complaint ,
Ilarrenness. Nervous Prostration. Depression
of Spirits. General Debility of Women and
change of life. Sent on receipt of six cents , in
stamps. Addres5. Dr. Ktish's Medical Associa
tion , Xunda , New York.
