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E , M , Brickey & Co.'s Great Fall Clothing Sale is now in progress , Clothing % Fisrnisliing Goods at Great Bargains ,
Thursday. October 8th. 1885.
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CONGREGATIONAL. Sunday School at 10
n A. II. every week. Preaching eervlcos overy
Sunday night at 7.30. M. T. Also , overy altoi-
nato Sunday morning : at 11 , M. T. Exceptions
to tho abovo will bo noticed in locals. '
GEOIIQE DUNCAN , Pastor.
METHODIST. Services every Sunday at 11
A. M. and 7:80 P. M. . mountain tJmo. Sundny
School at 3 P. M. The cervices and Sundny
school will he held for the future in tho new
church. All are cordially invited. Seats free.
W. 8. WHEELER , Pastor.
CATHOLIC. Services will be held In tbo
Opora Hall oneo every four weeks.
THOMAS COLLKK. Pastor.
McCOOK LODGE A. P. & A. M.-
BoKUlur meotintrs , Tuesday night on
orUoHoro full moon of every month.
S. L. QUEEN , W. M.
F. L. McCnACSEN. Secretary.
WILLOW QnovE LODGE K. OF P. , 0.
, D. Meets the first and third Wednos-
ay evening of each month.
< J. W. CAMPBELL , C. C.
. < A. K. BPALDINO , K. H. S.
W4- HOCKNELL HOSE COMPANY. Ue - -
ulaf meetings on the first Wednesday
'evening ' of each month.
K. B. AitcniBALD , Chief.
KNIGHTS OP LABOR. Electric Light Assem
bly No. 3752 meets tho first and third Friday of
each month. S. N. STAYSA , II. W.
. CLUTE. R. S.
B. or L. E. Brotherhood of LocomotiveEn
pincers. Meet first and fourth Saturdays o
eaeh month. S. B. HOOK , Chief.
J. C. ANDERSON , T. A. E.
J. K. BARNES POST G. A. 11. Uognlar meet
Ings second and fourth Monday evenings o
each month nt Opora Hall.
J. A. WILCOX , Commander.
J. H. TAROER , Adjutant.
POST-OFFIE HOURS.
Onfin from 7 A. M. to 8 P. 31. , M. T. Offic
will be closed thirty minutes before arrival an
departure of mails. SUNDAV , office will bo opoi
from 7 to 8 A. M. and from 4 to 5 P. M. , 31. T
A. P. SHARP , P. M.
B. & M. TIME TABLE.
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EAST LEAVES : EAST LEAVES :
No. 3 6:30 , A. 31.1 No. 40 5:23 , P. 31
WEST LEAVES : WEST LEAVES :
No. 39 12:50. : P. 31. I No.l 8:55 : , P.
JSr"Eastbound trains run on Central Time
and westbound trains on Mountain Time.
Freight trains do not carry passengers.
B. K WOODS , Agent.
Local Intelligence.
Fresh candy at the City Bakery.
Keep the horso fair before the people
October 14-17.
For Tansill's Punch Cigar go to the
Commercial House.
Wm. A. Ryan , attorney-at-law , makes
collections a specialty.
BSTMoody& Winter , City Dairy , for
pure and wholesome milk.
Submission were better betimes in
theory than in the practice.
Remember Church & Whittaker for
choice fresh meats of all kinds.
Ryan Bros. , near the depot , have
money to loan on chattel mortgages.
A nice line of hanging and stand
lamps at the Metropolitan Drug Store.
This is now a third-class post-office.
The p. m. , however , is still below grade.
The best boot in America. The Wal
ker boot. Sold only by C. H. Rogers.
Money to loan on real estate and pat
ented land by the McCook Loan and
Trust Co.
They are having a perfect rush at the
Commercial House , these days , and are
feeding over 100 guests for dinner.
Stock boarded by the day or week at
Olcott's barn , opposite Colvin House.
Also buys and sells stock on commission.
Parties having feed to grind should
note the fact that C. A. Nettleton is
now prepared to accommodate them in
that line.
The Central Meat Market of Church
& Whittaker has at all times the choic
est cuts of steak and other meats for
their patrons.
The Chicago Lumber Tard have mov
ed their scales out a few feet further
into the street , so as not to interfere
with the drainage.
Come all ye who want anything in the
dental line to E. S. Carl. McCook Bank
ing Co.'s building. Reasonable charges
and work guaranteed.
The petition is before the department
for a post-office , to be called Banksville ,
in township 1 , range 30. W. H. Ben
jamin is named for Nasby.
FOR SALE SO acres of deeded land.
11 acres under cultivation , with good
frame house , 4 miles from town. For
further particulars inquire at this office.
They have 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
purchase.
All persons knowing themselves in
debted to me on account are requested
to call and settle , as soon as possible ,
either by cash or bankable paper.
C. H. ROGERS.
The firm of Hallack & Howard is
branching out as opportunity arises.
They have recently purchased F. M.
Smith's lumber yard at Arapahoe , and
put Mr. Bernholder in charge of the
same.
Nebraska flour for Nebraskans. The
City Bakery received a car-load of that
celebrated Grand Island Flour , this
week. The shipment contains the new
brand of flour. "White Frost' " which is
without a peer , and is guaranteed to be
the very finest brand in the city.
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E. M. Brickey & Co. for clothing.
An auction store has been opened out
in the Wickwire building on DenniEon
street , lately vacated by John Doner.
The regular meeting of the hose com
pany will hereafter be lield on the sec
ond Tuesday evening of each month.
When you want a loan on your watch
or'other valuable jewelry , call on Ryan
Bros. , on Main Avenue , near the depot.
The ladies vuil secure bargains at the
New York Millinery Store. See the
new advcrtiseasent elsewhere in this
issue.
November IBth , Major Dane will dc
liver one of his celebrated lectures in
our city , under the auspices of the pub
lic schools.
Ryan Bios. , near the depotMcCook ,
have for salt1 , on easy terms , two neat
residence buildings and lots in a desira
ble location.
Our county clerk's office is so crowd
cd with work that documents sent then
to be recorded are detained two am
three 'weeks.
LOST OR STOLEN A deed and leas
to lot 9 , block 21 in McCook. Finde
will be liberally rewarded by returnin
the same to Jos. Braun.
The Driving Association's speed track
is one of the very finest in the west. 1
rare treat awaits those of our people wh
admire speedy horse flesh.
LOST A pocket book containing $50
and four notes payable to C. 0 Case
Finder will be suitably rewarded by re
turning the same to this office.
The public sale by I. J. Starbuck , las
Saturday , at his farm cast of town\va , :
fairly attended , but not very brisk.
About $2,000 worth of stock were sold
The four brick buildings on Main Ave
nue are almost ready for their occupants
All of them will make handsome quar
ters for the respective stocks which wil
shortly be stored therein.
Next week , C. W. Ballard will open
out a stock of jewelry , watches , clocks
etc. , in the Metropolitan Drug Store.
Mr. Shepherd will continue at the head
of the repair department.
The Methodist people request the at
tendance of everybody at their sociable
at the church next Friday evening , Oct
9th. The"purpose is to provide a pleas
ant , social time. No collection.
The first of the present week Moody
& Winter moved their dairy plant east
of its present situation , which was ren
dered too near" town by the late addi
tion made by the town-site company.
The Chicago Comedy Co. of 16 mem
bers , with a fine band , will piay in our
city during the horse fair , commencing ,
Thursday evening , October 15th. Their
recoVd of last season will insure them
full houses.
Miss Ella Cameron , art teacher in
Hastings College , will visit the city by
invitation to organize a class in drawing
and painting. All wishing instruction
in this department are requested to ad
dress her at this place , Lock Bos 456.
The agency for McCoruiick Bros. '
Homeopathic Remedies has been secur
ed by Mrs. Nellie Johnson of this city.
The friends of "siinilia similibus curan-
tur" will hereafter experience no diffi-
sulty in having their medicine cases filled.
The express books at this depot show
in interesting little transaction in which
Dur efficient and intelligent and strictly
bonest postmaster is concerned , to the
sum of about $10 , due on a C. 0. D.
package , which agent Rees finally paid.
At the quarterly conference of the
Methodist church , held last Saturday ,
I. H. Berry of this city , was duly con
stituted a local preacher , the calls for
reaching from the country districts be-
ng more numerous than Rev. Wheeler
jould fill.
Residences for Messrs. BelknapBon-
not and Lawson , also the Hogan sisters ,
were all commenced by Contractor Col-
ins , this week. All are going up in the
northeast part of town , which seems to
DC getting the majority of the residences
ust now.
The First National Bank of our city
eceived the amount of their first issue ,
) ver eleven thousand dollars in crisp $5
lotes , Monday on No. 1 , and President
lucknell and Cashier Brown have been
) usy for the past day or two adding their
lames thereto.
A social by the members of the Con
gregational church is announced for to-
light , the 8th inst. A general and
jarnest invitation is extended. The
adies will provide refreshments for the
iccasion. which is designed to be one of
ocial enjoyment. No collection.
WANTED A boy between 12 and 15
ears of age , who wishes to go to school
uring the winter , to make himself gen-
rally useful about my house , build fires ,
nilk cow , etc. A good borne offered to
good boy. GEO. HOOKNELL.
SCHOOL REPORT.
The following is the report for month
ending October 3d :
No. of boys enrolled. . . . , 101
No. of girls enrolled 119
Total enrolment 220
No. belonging 201
Tune lost by tardiness four hours.
The following pupils have neither been
tardy nor absent during the month :
Charles Blanding , Logan Jones ,
Charles Chinn , Archie Mathes ,
May Clark , Eddie McConnick ,
Anna Collins , Walter Rawlings ,
Lovell Clyde , Elaine Thompson ,
Fred. Etner , Ben. Olcott ,
Nellie Fisher , C. Chambers ,
Anna Hunt , Roy Clark ,
Ida and Eva Hunt , Rert Hoge ,
Myrtie Jacobs , James Chambers ,
Gertie Laws ; James Hunt ,
Minnie McConnell , Sarah Evarts ,
Edna Meserve , Alta Tubbs ,
AJabel Meserve , Delia Bowers ,
Nora Schalfer , Emma Hamilton ,
Lcvi Sanderson , Wattie Calmcs ,
Belle Thompson , Mary Jacobs ,
Nellie Williamson , Mary Suess ,
Winnie Whittaker , Stella LeFevcr ,
Lena Burtless , Selma Noren ,
Mitchell Clyde , La-Vaughn Phelan ,
Leonard 31etz , Delia Johnston ,
Roy Patterson , Jessie Bowman ,
Clayton Jonas , A lice Thompson ,
Ida Williamson , Willie McManigal ,
Editii Phelan , Frank Lackey ,
Floience Thompson , Raymond Lackey ,
Editii Myers , Lee Jones ,
Lizzie Woerncr. Willje Snyder ,
Clara Rheinsmith , Lewis Edmonds ,
Grade Sanboni , Josie Eemonds ,
Lou.Hunt . , Tommy Bales ,
Josi'e Carney , Willie Meyers.
The result of the democratic conven
tion held at Indianola , last Saturday , is
as follows : For County Clerk , S. W.
Stilgebouer ; for Treasurer , William
Doyle ; for County Judge , Henry Bax
ter ; for County Superintendent , W. S.
Wheeler ; for County Surveyor , J. E.
Castberg ; for CominissionerB.B.Duck
worth ; for Coroner , Dr. A. J. Willey ;
for Register of Deeds , F. G. Thompson.
Land and claims bought and sold by
Ryan Bros. Office near the depot.
Al. Boyd left for McCook Sunday af
ternoon to report for duty , having ac
cepted a position as passenger brakeman
on the B. & M. road. * * Mrs. Line-
mer and her sister Miss Loutner , of St
Louis are in the city visiting with Sam
Hirsch and family. They will leave in
a few days for McCook where they will
reside. Hastings Democrat.
and soft coal , best quality ,
at Hallack & Howard's lumber yard.
An old man by the name of Thomas
Baxter , who lives about three and a
half miles northwest of town , sustained
a severe accident , last Friday , while fell
ing trees on the Red Willow , in which
his Jeg was broken in two places below
the knee , by being struck by the re
bound of the tree. The old man is over
60 years of age.
and soft coal , best quality ,
at Hallack & Howard' s lumber yard.
The cucumber and banana melon left
at this office recently by Harmon Eaton
of the south side are both curiosities
and astonish everybody by reason of
their size and.fantastic shape. The cu-
cumberis almost fifty inches in length
and is in the shape of a harp , while the
melon is formed like a banana.
and soft coal , best quality ,
at Hallack & Howard's lumber yard.
G. H. Bailey returned , last Friday ,
with his horses , and left , Monday after
noon , with Consul for Wymore. Next
week he goes to Superior and from there
to McCook , at all of which places Con
sul is entered in races. FairburyDem.
S-IPHard and soft coal , best quality ,
at Hallack & Howard's lumber yard.
We are informed by Prof. Webster
that State Supt. Jones , whom he ex
pected to lecture here about the 15th of
this month , will not be able to fill his
appointment until the first of the com
ing month.
B3P Hard and soft coal , best quality ,
at Hallack & Howard's lumber yard.
Another brick-veneered residence on
Macfarland street. This one is being
built by a Mr. Shaffer , and is situated
south of Phillip Katzenmyer's home.
Brown stone fronts will now be in order.
WANTED Straight man for partner
in good business. Apply to TRIBUNE.
W. B. Moody of McCook , who has the
igency of the county , for Grant's Me
moirs , came to Beaver City on Saturday.
He is making a canvas of the county
for that work. Beaver City Times.
Great Reduction in "Watches and
Jewelry at McCrackcn's.
Cupid is getting in his work on the
poung men of this town in a manner
jaloulated to make the old bachelor :
puake not feeling at all assured as to
vhom his next arrow may penetrate.
The delegates to the Democratic State
Convention from this county are Thos.
Golfer of this city , and W. WMcCoI -
ister of the state of Indianola.
A choice quarter of land , 3 miles
Tom Indianokj cheap for cash at Ryan
3ro3. , McCook , near the depot ,
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PERSONAL POINTERS.
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Father Clery came up to town on SO , las
Tuesday.
G. L. Clark of Indianola is in town on bust
ness , to-day.
Thos. Golfer , Esq. , made a flying visit to
Alma , Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Xoren went east on 40 , yester
day , on a visit
H. II. Troth of Carrico was in town , Sat
urday , after supplies.
Superintendent Campbell went down to
Lincoln , Sunday on 40.
Editor Solomon of the Culbertson ISun , took
in the city , yesterday evening.
J. T. Wray drove down from Culbertson ,
yesterday morning on business.
W. C. Bullard of Culbertson made a flying
trip to the Magic City , Monday.
Misses Ina and Louie Staibuck of Indian
olawere in town , last Saturday.
Train Master Phelan went down to Repub
lican City , Sunday evening on 40.
J. F. Clark of the Alma Milling Co. was
registered at the B. & M. , yesterday.
Mrs. J. A. AVilcox and friends returned
from their vibit at Denver , Saturday.
Mrs. Jordan , sister of Mrs. Furst , was an
east-bound passenger on 40 , Tuesday.
Ed. Marquis went out to his claim , Satur
'
day noon , returning Sunday evening.
D. Guernsey of Council Bluff passed thro'
last Friday , bound for his Frenchman ranch.
Frank Reid is entertaining his mother , who
airived from Omaha , Saturday night last , on
Xo. 1.
Mr. and Mrs.V. . II. Ilayden and family
spent Friday and Saturday of last week in
town.
Chief DispatclierRees moved into his hand
some new residence on Marshall street ,
Monday.
Tiff. Babcock was down from Yuma , Mon
day eveningonland business , returning home
on ! Nb. 1.
Judge Abbott of Hastings has been in town
a number of days this week , coining up on
Monday.
J. B. Jennings returned , the middle of the
week , from a ten day's absence in Iowa , on
business.
Ed. Ryan of Culbertson and Mack Camp
bell of Trenton came down to the city on No.
2 , Tuesday.
Art Young , treasurer , and Galen Baldwin ,
sheriff , of Hitchcock county , were in this burg
yesterday.
Fred Weed came in from Benkelman , Sat
in-day evening , remaining in town until Sun
day night.
Ed. Marquis , manager for C. K Lawson ,
arrived from Hastings on 39 , to-day , with his
handsome bride.
John F. Ringler , one of Benkelman's rust
ling real estate agents , was in town on land
business , Monday.
Mr. Walters , a connection of the Red Cloud
Argus , was in the city a couple days , the lat
ter part of last week.
Mrs. Jerome Lewis and little daughter re
turned to Iowa , Sunday , after a visit in our
city of a week or more.
J. K Stockton and father of Hamburg were
in town , Monday , on business , and made THE
TitiuuxK a pleasant call.
W. 0. Moody and James Winter made a
business trip to Red Cloud , Tuesday evening ,
returning home on 39 , yesterday.
Walter Dyer andM. M. House , two of Cul-
bertson's energetic real estate agents , were in
town , Tuesday , on land business.
Lew. Armacost , treasurer of Hayes count } " ,
and largely interested in stock on the French
man , was a visitor in town , Monday.
Mrs. Z. L. Kay left on Xo. 2 , Sunday morn
ing , on an extended visit in Illinois and Ten
nessee. She will be absent all winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hawksworth returned ,
last Saturday noon , from a week's absence at
Wymore , visiting Mrs. IL's relatives.
Judge Ashmore of the county-seat was cir
culating around the metropolis yesterday.
The judge is still considerably indisposed.
A. J. Johnson , Esq. , of Indianola was in
town.Saturdayon laud businessniakingTin :
TP.IBUXE a short call during the afternoon.
Mr. Britton , agent of the Lincoln Land Co. ,
at Trenton , was in town , Satin-day , confer
ring Avitli R. O. Phillips , the company's
manager.
Major Criswell , ( of Elm comer , which is
lav-comer ) W. K. .Lynch nnd other Indianola
people were among the visitois in the me
tropolis , Monday.
Mrs. Hager and Miss Stella Mosher of In-
lianola , returned home , Sunday evening , af
ter a short visit to their sister , Mrs. W. M.
Anderson of our city.
F. Bert. Risley , of the Culbertson Reville ,
Frank Israel of the Benkelmau Pioneer , and
G. L. Watkins of the Blue Hill Times were
passengers on 40 , Sunday evening.
Kent KHayrten , national bank examiner ,
late cashier of the First National Bank of
Dmaha , was in the city , Friday , lookingover
thebooks of our First National , finding every
thing in ship-shape.
Mrs. Jos. Allen of Osburn arrived in town
) nS9 , Saturday , from a visit east. Mr. Allen
net her at the station with a conveyance , and
hey drove up to the ranch on the Willow ,
ihesames afternoon.
Fred Y > . Pitney of Culbertson , candidate for
iuperu itendentof public instruction in Hitch- ;
ock countyvas on our streets , Saturday ,
' 'redwe are pleased to note , bids fair to
mock the persimmons in November.
R. O. Phillips of the Lincoln Land Co.
am e up to the city on business , Saturday.
1. O. still has great confidence in the future
ifour city , and wagers that we will have
, COO inhabitants within five years.
Fred Lytle came down from Benkelman ,
Saturday evening , remaining in the city until
Sunday night. Fred thinks that McCook is
he burg of the Republican Valley , and no
nistake , and tliat her future is glorious.
Mr. Clark of Illinois , brother-in-law of J. H.
Ludwick of our city , is visiting in town.
Mr. Harcourt of Trenton , of the real estate
firm of Burton & llarcourt , made us a short
call this morning.
Mrs. Cronkhite of Hastings was in towi
from Sunday until yesterday evening , whei
she returned home on10. .
A. Blanchard , Jr. , of the B. &M. telegrapl
oflicewent down to Pacific Junction , the firs
of the week , to meet Mrs. Blanchard , who
was en route from New England to our city
They arrived here on No. 1 , Monday night
Fred. S..Work started , to-day , for New
England on a visit home. He will rerun
in a few weeks witli his wife , and they wil
probably settle down hi our city. Mr. Worl
is still in possession of theMcCai\dlish ranch
but has changed to horse raising exclusively
S. W. Huddleston , manager of the Badge
Lumber Yard , returned last Friday from a
week's absence in Missouri , accompanied bj
his family ; pud they are new cosily situatei
in Mr. Iluddleston's comfortable home 01
North Main street , west of the proposei
city park.
C. T. Brewer returned from Denver , Tues
day morning , and reports a very succet-sfu
visit in behalf of the coming horse fair. Hi
returned with assurances from the owners o
fast horses in Denver that theiewillbe a car
load of high steppers at our fair. This as
surcs fine races in every class such as the
people of Western Nebraska have never wit
nessed.
Thomas 3IcGee of St. Joe , Mo. , came ii
from the west , Friday , with six car-loads of
fecdeis , purchased in Colorado , and to be fed
by him at St. Cloud , Kansas. Mr. McGct ,
spent some little time in this city , and was as
much delighted with her present and future
prospects as his friend McNeely of St. Joe ,
who thinks McCook can get away witli anj
town of her age in the west
NOTICE.
Mrs. ( T. M. Merrill hereby gives no
tice that school bond No. 1 , of school
district No. 12 , Spink Co. , Dakotawas ,
lost , destroyed or stolen by some one
unknown to her on or about Sept. 30th ,
1885. Any party finding the same will
be rewarded by returning it to this of-
lice or to that of Cochran & Helm , Mc
Cook , Neb. And all parties are hereby
warned not to purchase the same.
MRS. G. M. MERRILL.
ROOMS TO RENT.
Two furnishsd rooms to rent. For
? urther particulars apply at this office.
One acre of ground , with house , good
well and pump , underground cellar ,
ocated near B. & M. round-house , Mc-
3ook , for sale , dirt cheap , on easy terms ,
) y llyan Bros. Office near depot , Main
Avenue.
Ex pede Hcrculem. And when the
Courier referred to Rev. W. S. Wheeler
af this city as a "gospel-slinger , " we
easily recognized the ass by its ears.
All kinds of legal business promptly
ittended to by Win. A. Ryan , attorney
it-law. Office on Main Avenue , near
Jie depot.
Two choice building lots in the centre
) f McCook , for sale by Ryan Bros. Of-
ice near the depot.
Listen ! Every pair , of the Walker
Doots and shoes warranted. Sold by C.
I. Rogers.
23FcSweet Michigan Cider of escel-
ent quality at the City Bakery.
The City Livery Stable , B. F. Olcott ,
) roprietor , for fine teams.
Another livery barn is in course of
srection on McDowell street.
State Journal : W. F. Critchfield of
Nance county has commenced proceed-
ngs in the supreme court for the pur
pose of testing the validity of the law ,
) assed by the last legislature , providing
'or a register of deeds in certain coun
ties. It will be remembered that this is
the act in which a mistake was made in
enrolling. It was the intention of the
O
egislature to provide for a register of
deeds in counties having a population
of 15,000 and upwards. The act was
passed and received the approval of the
governor ; but when the enrolled act
was examined it was fouiid that one
cipher had been omitted , which made
it read 1,500 , instead of 15,000 as in
tended by the originators of the act.
The action is brought to compel the
county clerk of Nance county , J.W.Mc-
Jlellan , to include , in the election no
tice of officers to be voted for at the
general election , that of register of
ieeds.
Information reached this office at a
ate hour Tuesday night of a serious
ivreck which had occurred on the B. &
M. road. It is said that freight train
So. 28 when a few miles from Denton ,
> roke in two , and the front end coming
n collision with the rear wrecked about
i dozen cars. No one was injured.
o further particulars could be ascer-
ained on account of the lateness of the
icur. Journal.
returns from Red Cioud put
L somewhat different phase upon the
ving-Denney difficulty. Dr. Dennc } ' is
lot at all seriously injured. King's
fhereabouts were discovered by his
tricing to Red Cloud that he would re-
urn on 3Jonday , and the sheriff then
rent to Omaha and arrested him. The
one of public feeling is said to be
; reatly changed. Topics.
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I WISE GRAHAM At the residence
of the bride's father , S. S. Graham ,
on September 23d , 1S85 , Columbus
Wise and Canora A. Graham , both
of Red Willow county. J. P.Lafierty
officiating.
The courteous treatment and first-
class accommodations at the Commer
cial House are making that hostleric
popular.
The McCook Hotel is working up
quite a reputation for spreading a fine
table. Over one hundred guests took
dinner there , last Tuesday.
For a first-class , clean shave call at
Charles Stimson's new shop on-West
Dcnnison street. Satisfactory work
guaranteed.
The first fresh oysters of the season
at Ed. Kuester's , first door above the
P. 0. Oysters by the can or ( served in
every style. Fresh consignments every
day.
day.R.
R. A. Cole , fashionable merchant tail
or , has constantly on hand as fine a class
of goods as can be procured. Suits made
up in the latest style , and perfect fits
guaranted. Prices reasonable. Shop
two doors west of Citizens Bank , Mc 1 1
Cook , Nebraska.
FOR SALE 175 acres deeded land ,
with improvements to amount to $500.
Situated 2 miles from McCook. For
terms call on or address editor of THE
TRIBUNE.
Important to All
o
Who have grain to sell. Commenc
ing with MondaySept. 27th , we will pay
the highest market price for wheat and
rye. Call at Fry & Snow's for buyers.
We are now paying : No. 2 Wheat , 45c.
No. 2 Rye , 27c.
FOR SALE.
1,500 head of line sheep , free from
Spanish blood. Will sell in lots of from
50 up , at $2.25 per head all around.
Address , C. J. Hickman , Benkelman ,
Nebraska. 17-4ts.
READ THIS !
I am now prepared to grind your feed
at my wind feed mill , two blocks east
of W. 0. Russell's barn. Call and give
me a trial. C. A. NETTLETON.
Money at 9 Per Cent
To loan for 5 or 7 years on improved
farms. Come and see us.
16-4t. COCHRAN & HELII.
Residence for Sale.
I am offering my residence property
on the corner of Madison and Dodge
streets for sale. J. B. MESERVE.
GO TO
West Dennison St