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About The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 12, 1885)
a&r * r I McCOOK , RED WILLOW COUNTY , NEBRASKA , THURSDAY , NOVEMBER 12 , 1885. NUMBER 24. COUNTY SURVEYOR , HED WILLOW COUNTY. Keops certified plats of all hinds in the Hitchcock land district. Special attention given to till such business. Correspondence solicited. - - . J. E. OASTBKHG. j ! DEPUTY COUNTY SURVEYOR , 'AND CIVIL ENGINEER. j t3"Govcrntnent Claims Located and Sur veyed. Correspondence solicited. Ollice above Parley & Danube's incut market G. W. M1NKLER , > Surveyor and Civil Engineer. 1ST will do all kinds of Surveying , Grading , Leveling : , etc. Will establish regular sub division corners , and re-establish lost corners , and give certified PLATS of surveys ; the plats being as good us the County Kecords. Itesidencc at McCook , the llrst dwelling N. W. of the school house. , Du. A. J. SHAW , j PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON/ McCOOK , - XEIJISASKA. j t3T" Oilico in the JlcCook Banking Co.'b Building. ! Dn. Z. L. KAY , i ! PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON , AIcCOOK. XCBKASKA. 537 Oflce : Koom No. 1 , McCook Banking Company's Building. i Dn. A. J. WILLEY , , SURGEON B. & M. RAILROAD.l ( OFFICE AT 15. & M. PHARMACY , ] McCOOK , - NEBRASKA. T. B. STUTZMAN , M. D. , i Eclectic Physician and Surgeon , OCULIST AND AURIST. ' McCOOK NKBKASKA. j CSPOdico on East Donnison Street. | B. B. DAYIS , AI. I- , . PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON , McCOOK NEBRASKA. Office : Two doors south of Churchill Houso. JOHN K COLLLS'S , CONTRCTORAND BUILDER , McCOOK. - - NEBRASKA. t = Jobbing trill receive prompt attention nt my shop u on Dcnntson St. , opposite McCook Mouse. Plaug and specifications furnished If desired. WILLIAM McINTYllE , CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER , CULBERTSON. NEBRASKA. All work warranted. All material f urnishsd if desired. "Work done on short notice. W. M. SANDERSON , HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER , McCooic , - NEBRASKA. fr. js All work guaranteed Give men call. V , ROBERT DRYSDALE , MEECHANT TAILOR , f STREET , NEBRASKA. McCOOK - . . , "TT.V.J- ' - ' - ' - W. W. PALMER , Ssesr ts S. H. SAKILT01T. Has opened a full and complete lino of HARNESS AND SADDLERY GOODS , 2 3n Krti of ? : sit:2s , UcCDOS , SS3. Prompt attention given to repairing. Your patmnatro is solicited. SPOTTS & STIMSON , 1'ASHIONABLE BARBERS & HAIR CUTTERS. Opposite Chicago Lumber Tard , X STBEET , - JIcCOOK , KKBRASKA. ew Store ! IMMENSE STOCK OF LOTHINA . .A COODS ! BOOTS AND SHOES , ITS ! IK ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS. xrase finishing Goods ! rn , EARLY IN THE DAY AND AVOID THE RUSH. . .LOWMAN & SON , F > ATR BLOCK , MAIN STREET , McCOOK , NEB. VfA Vfa" * a"- C. K. LAWSON , DEALER JNE SHELF AND HEAVY RE , Stoves and Tinware , BARB WIRE , STUDEBAKER WAGONS , PLOWS , Etc. McCOOK , NBJBRASK . | JL STUDENTS of the map of British pol itics can now locate Ireland without pro longed search. JOHN McUtTLLauon , the celebrated tragedian , died at his residence in Phil adelphia , last Sunday afternoon , No vember 8th. IT is evident that English public opinion in favor of Reil is being roused to the point of petition for a commu tation of sentence. THE girl with the terrier tagging at her heels is the fit companion of the man whose powers of locomotion lie principally in his elbows. MRS. WALKUP of Einpnria , Kas. . was acquitted of the murder of her husband. The evidence against her was slightand only served to show that she was a gid dy fool who sold herself , as man } ' a girl has done before , to a lustful old man whose system was sapped by dissipation and disease. A CALIFORNIA critic was listening to a vocalist , eminent , indeed , in her pro fession , but rather affected in manner , who was warbling to her own great sat isfaction , " 0 , would L were u bird , " when he gave vent to his feelings in echoing notes with these words , " 0 , would I were a gun. " the verdict in the celebrated Walkup trial at Euiporia , Kansas , fol lowed a kissing bee , in the which the fair widow kissed and fondly embraced her attorneys and a few of the more fa vored jurors. Every old bald headed individual of the male persuasion pres ent immediately commenced to kick himself because he wasn't a juror. A SYNDICATE of about fifty Boston and suburban flanks has been formed to test the legality of the existing system of taxing national bank shares in that state. Suits have already been institut ed in this city for the same purposeand the Albany banks have likewise moved in the matter. In New Jersey the banks , - J have also Undertaken to test the ques tion. A similar move will doubtless be made in every state where any discrim ination is made against national bank stock in the tax laws. N. Y. Herald. A > EW phase of boycotting has come into fashion in Ireland. At a recent pub lic demonstration held at Portlaw , county Waterford , where a certain Michael Hickqy was denounced for evicting a workingman , a Miss Margaret Shehan came forward , and , the papers say in a few eloquent words proposed the follow ing resolution : "That we ; the young girls of Waterford , Tipperary and Kil kenny , resolve and promise this day , be fore this vast multitude , to treat with scorn and contempt any matrimonial proposals from Michael Hickey as a punishment for his high-toned hostility to the poor laborer Burke and his young and helpless family of seven. " The resolution found a seconder in the per son of Miss Sullivan and it was carried with acclamation. WHAT manner of women they have out in Michigan that one of them should be mistaken and fatally shot as a bear docs not exactly appear , but it has been assumed that this one belonged to the class which wears its natural hair high and crowns the pyramid with a pound or two of the store material. Be that as it may , however , women court other dan gers by a strict adherence to every ridic ulous fashion. As long as men are as they are it is possible that there will be no radical reform in womanly excesses , any more than there has been for the past two decades. For the men and wo men who believe in the idea that a rich .simplicity is the true evidence of taste in the matter of all personal habit and attire there is nothing to do but to wait. And after all a goodly part of life con sists in waiting. There is no law to pre vent men from wearing circus-poster coats and walking with the arms , and women swells should have equal rights. What a blessing it would be , though , if the law of good common fensc were to become the permanent law of fashion. TIIB reasonly Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is a favorite with to many people is because it can alWays be depended upon. It's prompt and effectual cures of coiiglis , colds , croup and whooping cough , have made it standard and those who have used it prefer it to any other. Sold by 31. A. Spalding and AJ.Willey. T YTT F BROS JLy JL JL JLL , JLJ ± vvywJ. - * - * SHELF and HARDWARE , NAILS , BARBED WIR Cooking Stoves and Hanges. C 7 v / ' Bain Wagons and Spring Wagons , Iron and V\food Pumps , SCREEN DOOBS AND WINDOWS , WHEEL BAEROWS , Walter A. Woods Mowers. MANUFACTURING AND REPAIRING OF Tin , Sheet Iron and Copper Ware a Specialty , aiccooK , Opp. Citizens Bank. NEBRASKA. 7 E ! FOR GOODS. AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF SILVER AND PLATED WARE The Finest in the West , and at Prices that Can't be Beat in this Country. I ALSO' HAVE A FINE LINE Or BOOKS At Half Price ! " \VeIl Bound , Finely Printed and Make Handsome Gifts. Dickens , 35 Vol. , $9.73. Irving's Works. 10 Vol. , SC."iO. Kiiot's Works , 8 Vol. , less than $ u. Hundreds of others in proportion. Sii : , 'le books , 45c , to 65c. These prices can't be beat. 338 %
