Thursday. December 34.1885.
CONGHEGATIONAI-Sundny School at 10
A. M. every week. Prcaclilujr services every
Sunday nljrht at 7. M. T. Also , pvcry alter
nate Sunday tnornlnjr nt 11. M. T. Exceptions
to the nbovp will 1m notlecd in locale.
' i GKOKGK DU.VR.IN , Pastor.
ST. Services every Sunday at Id :
A. M. iinfl 7 P. M. . mountain time. Sunday
J h/ml nt Ti P. M.The Mjrvlcos and Suinlav
f-aliool will he held for tin : future In llm n'-n-
cliurcli. All arc cordially invited , font * free.
W. S. Wiir.Kun. I'a .tor.
CATHOMC. Services will lie held In Un
church once every four wec-ltu.
THOMAS ( 'ui.r.K.x. Pastor.
M ( cOO 1C 1X1 IKS K A. liiA , t.
A Hcjnilnr meetings. Tuesday utelit oil
sAM liururo lull moon ofi-vurv nioiith.
sA .V. W. M.
Wir.i.inv GIIOVK I.oixir. 1C. oi P. , P.
. Jh-uiH the II rM and third WV.lm-H-
evening of < acli nionlli.
.1. W. CAMI-IIKI.I. , < ; . r.
A. M. SPAI.UI.NU. 1C. It. S.
HOCICM'.U , JlOSK POMIMNV. Kl'Sr-
ular iiieetiiijrson tliMlrst Wednesday
'evening ' of each month.
It B. AncimiAi.K , Cliiof.
B. or L. K. Hrotlierlinod of I.ooonmtivoKii-
pineers. Meet flrst and fourth atunliiy.s of
each month. S. K. HOOK , Cliiel.
.1. ( } . AMMIISON , F. A. K.
.J. 1C. IS MINKS I'osr CJ. A. It. ituvtilur iiiei-l-
itifrs second and fourth Monday evenings of
each month at Opera Hall.
.1. A. Wn.cox , Commander.
J. II. YAKCLU , Adjutant ,
. _ - - i . . , . . . . - . {
POST-OFFICE HOURS.
Open from 7 A. M. to 8 P. M. . M. T. Ollieo
will bo elobi-d thirty minutes before arrival uuil
depart uro of mails. SUNDAY , olticti will be open
from 7 to 8 A. M. and from 4 to. . P. M. . M. T.
A. P. SIIAKP , P. M.
i
/ B. & M. TIME TABLE.
EAST EAST r.r.Avr.s :
No. 2 G:3UA.M. No. 40 6:2.P.M. .
WKST LEAVKS : t WKST LEAVES :
No. Ml 12:50. P.M. No.l 8:55 , P.M.
t3rKuf > tl > ouml trains run on Central Time ,
and westbound trains on Mountain Time.
Freight trains do not carry passengers.
It. H. WOODS , Agent.
Local In tellige'nce.
Fresh candy at the City Bakery.
For Tansill's Punch Cigar go to the
Commercial House.
- Spot cash will be paid for fresh milch
cows by Chas. E. Hinman.
Egf Moody& Winter , City Dairy , for
pure and wholesome milk.
Mrs. Clara Smith of Culbertson was a
guest at the Eating House , Sunday.
The celebrated Cumberland smithing
coal atllallack & Howard's lumberyard.
Novelties of the season in all depart
ment ? , at Lowman & Son'sPate , Block.
With weather such as we are now en
joying , building will continue brisk all
winter.
Money to loan on real estate and pat
ented land by the McCook Loan and
Trust Co.
/
The Tseminger Automatic Bill and
Letter File , the very best in the market ,
ut this office.
A line of men's calf boots , especially
adapted for the railroad trade , at J. F.
Ganschow's. 27-tf.
Oeo" W. Bebe is having a land office
erected on Main Avenue , just south of
Boyle & Kclley's office.
Keceivcd this weekan , elegant line of
silks , and trimmings to match , at Low
man & Son's , Pate Block.
Or. W. Bebe has some special bar
gains in real estate. Office 3d door
south of U. S. Land office. 27-tf.
THE TRIBUNE will club with airy jour
nal in the United States at reduced rates.
Select your paper and call for figures.
.Just received , some specialties in
ladies' french kids , of the best brands , in
B , C , and D lasts at J. F. Ganschow's.
Stock boarded by the day or week at
Olcott's barn , opposite Colvin House.
Also buvs and sells stock on commission.
Bead the article entitled "home
steads , " to be found at the head of the
editorial page. It may be of interest
to you. _ '
The Central Meat Market of Church
& Whittaker has at all times the choic
est cuts of steak and other meats for
their patrons.
The Commercial House grows more
and more in popular favor every day.
They know how to meet the wants of
all who stop there.
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.
Vjre call particular attention to F. L.
Mtfuracken's large display advertise
ment in this issue. Mac knows the value
of printers' ink , and has the goods to
warrant a "blow. "
tf | All persons knowing themselves irt-
* wdebted to me on accqunt are requested
to call and settle } as soon as possiblej
either by cash or bankable paper.
C. H. B.OCIEU6.
MAKING For first-class , neat
and trim work , call on Mrs. Chambers
and Miss Lindsey , one door east of
West McCook Drug Store , up stairs.
Cutting and fitting a specialty. .
i
Gold pens at McCrackcn's.
Special .salt ; nf clonks , at actual cost
Lowman & Son , Pate Block.
Contractor McKutcc nf Plattsmouth
was in town , the first of the week.
A full Him of genuine Pebble specta
cles just rccei veil at tM.eCracken's.
TIio ( M'b'Imitoil Cumberland smithing
coal : it-lallick ! & Howard's lumber yard.
A nif * Hue of liii < ! inr ; and stand
lamps at thr Ictpij-nlitau Drug Store.
MriiY boys' ami children's hats at
eastern prices. Jjowir.au & Son , Pate
Block.
In our next i.-.suu W. II. Ilaydun & Co.
; will have sonictliin to say to the public.
! Watch for it.
! ' Tin lionii * to the right of us , tin horns
j to tlie left of us , tin Imrus in front of
* in , all cheating like thunder.
Be'iucmbcr this office when you want
n well-dis' laycd dodger. We have the
only large wood type in the city.
FOU.XJI Pair of colored cuffs mid a
collar. Also , a bica.st. pin. Owners can
have same by calling , proving property ,
uuil paying for this notice.
Invitations arc out for a social hop at
the Palace Ilinkne.\t , Wednesday even
ing , December 9th. The invitationsit ,
is needless to state.are from THE TRIB
UNE press.
Those who had the pleasure of attend
ing the Thanksgiving Dance at the Pal
ace Bink report an unusually enjoyable
time , dcspitu the inclemency of the
weather , with a fair attendance.
A special drawing twenty-four car
loads of sheep passed through this sta
tion , Sunday evening , for Filley , this
state. J. B. Long of Brush , Colo.was
the shipper , and they were a fine lot
indeed.
The ladies of the Episcopal Guild
will prepare a supper for the dancers ,
next Wednesday night. We suggest
the observance of : : week of fasting , in
order to do this gastronomic feature of
the affair justice.
JUST now the doctors are warning the
people that babies should not be kissed
on the lips. As all girls are infants in
the eyes of the law until they are 18
years old , the warning of the old fogies
will hardly be heeded.
The Band of Hope made a very cred
itable and pretty appearance on our
streets , in their parade , last Saturday
afternoon. If our temperance people
succeed in properly educating the child
ren , the battle is won.
B. A. Cole , fashionable merchant tail
or , has constantly on hand as fine a class
of goods as can be procored. Suits made
up in the latest style , and perfect fits
guaranted. Prices reasonable. Shop
two doors west of Citizens Bank , Mc
Cook , Nebraska.
We hasten to inform the proper au
thorities that the north approach to the
bridge over theBopublican at this place
needs immediate attention. We are in- ,
formed that the washing away and cav
ing in of the bank have made the ap
proach dangerous.
MASONIC CHAPTEH The following
gentlemen were in the city , last Mon
day , upon the evening of which day they
established a Masonic Chapter : W. C.
Picking , J. A. Tulleys , 11. B.Fulton ,
R. L. Tinker , Chas. Wiener , J.D.Ful-
Icrton , of lied Cloud , and C. L. Alex
ander , C. C. Bittcnhouse , J. J. Haymaker ,
B. F. Bawalt , Hastings.
The committee which was entrusted
with the dispensing to the needy of the
money ( $8.63) ) raised at the Congrega
tional church , Thanksgiving day , inform
us that the } ' have spent the amount
raised on the above-named occasion for
a stove , whicjh they have presented to
E. J. Hall , it appearing that he was in
need cf just such a necessary article.
A delegation of lndianolapeoplenum-
bering eoine fifty of her most prominent
and influential citizens , encouraged and
strengthened the temperance people of
this city by their presence at the lecture
by C. J. Holt , at the Methodist church ,
last Friday evening. The various mem
bers of the delegation delivered short
speeches , and the evening was withal a
most enjoyable and encouraging one.
NEAR. Belden , K. Y.the other day , a
Mr. Atuos Day and Miss Jane Week
Were united in marriage } and we are led
to exclaim i
A Day is inafle , a Week Is lost ,
But time should not complain ,
For there will soon be Days enough
To make a Week again.
We have had the pleasure of attend
ing many weddings among our circle of
acquaintances , but this caps all when
We take into consideration the amount
of time lost in a few moments. Ex.
On the first of this month , a change
occurred in the B. & M. Dispatchers' of
fice at this place , Walter J. Hills , who
has been an Acting or Extra Dispatcher
for some time , being promoted to a reg
ular position on that staff a distinction ,
with accompanying and additional emol
ument , worthily bestowed. From the
above date , J. F. Kenyon goes on duty
at 4 o'clock in the afternoonremaining
until midnight.
Great Bcduction in Watches and
Jewelry at McCrackcn's.
We hear considerable complaint about
the closing up , . atdifFercutpoints.of the
road leading north from this place to the
Willow. Several parties have experi
enced .so much difficulty on account of
fences , bad roads , etc , that they have
gone elsewhere to do their trading.
This matter should receive prompt at
tention. The old road was indeed exe
crable , but Ihe fencing in of various
claims has made matters much worse.
Our merchants can not afford to have
their trade diverted from its proper
channel by poor highways.
The best boot in America. The Wal-
kc.r boot. Sold only by C. II. Bogcrs.
SuoiiTLY MISTAKEN We are re
quested by James Ellison of Box Elder
to correct the statement made in last
week's Democrat to the effect that he
had disposed of his ranch hear Box El
der. The fact is , Mr. Ellison only sold
some stock from his ranch , and not the
ranch property at all. Mr. Ellison has
replaced the stock sold by other and
better grade cattle , , has taken another
claim , since making proof on his pre
emption , and the probabilities are that
he will remain where he is for some
time to come.
llemember Church & Whittaker for
choice fresh meats of all kinds.
There is that in the ordinary appear
ance of our city , which challenges the
admiration of all who visit here , whether
simply for pleasure , as well as for busi
ness. And , by the by , how few indeed
are the cities of this growing common
wealth , where all is activity , where cit
ies arc rapidly assuming proportions
metropolitan , where the hamlet of to
day is the stirring village of to-morrow ,
where wild prairie is being transformed
into peaceful and prosperous agricultur
al communities , that can approach the
"Magic City of the Upper Bepublican"
in material advancement. And what of
the brightness of our future prospects ?
To be given away ! Inquire at Mc
Crackcn's Jewelry Store.
There are now in full blast at least
three and possibly five , gambling hells ,
operated in the main by the same gang
of sneaks who attempted to down the
unsophisticated during the horse fair ,
with their nefarious games. THE TRIB
UNE will take occasion to "name right
out in church" who are managing these
dens , and where they are located , for
those in authority. This open violation
of law is a disgrace and a blot upon the
fair escutcheon of our city.
MEMORIAL MEETING.
At a meeting of a number of citizens
of McCook , held on Sunday afternoon
at the office of Thos ! Colferthe follow
ing proceedings were had : On motion
of Thos. Golfer , J. N. Lucas was called
to the chair ; and on motion , A. P. Leech
was elected secretary.
On motion of A. P. Leech , a commit
tee of five was appointed to draft reso
lutions of respect apropos to the deceas
ed Vice-President of the United States ,
Thomas A. Hendricks. On motion of
J. S. LeHew , A. P. Leech was appoint
ed to act as chairman of said committee ,
to act in conjunction with the follow
ing named gentlemen , as members of
committee on resolutions , who were also
appointed : J. S. LcHew , F. M. Run-
in ell , Win. A. Byan and J. E. Cochran.
On motion a committee on arrange
ments was appointed , and the following
gentlemen selected with power to ap
point sub-committees : G. L. Laws ,
Thos. Colfer , J. N. Lucas , Dr. A. J.
Willey , Win. Lewis , I. J. Starbuck , J.
F. Collins , A. P. Sharp , Prof. W. S.
Webster , H. H. BerryThomas Murphy ,
A. Campbell , Geo. Hocknell , E. C. 0'-
Donnell , T. G. Bees , Dr. S. L. Green ,
J. P. Israel and Dr. Z. L. Kay.
On motion meeting adjourned , and
committee on arrangements instructed
to meet in executive session at the of
fice of Thos. Colfer at the hour of 11
o'clock , A. M. , Monday the following.
A , P. LEECH , Secretary.
McCook , iS'ov. 29th , 1885. .
J. E. Cochran went up to Culberteon
on legal business , this noon.
Mrs. Elmer Kelly is entertaining a
ludy friend.
MEMORIAL SERVICES.
It is with a feeling of pride that we
note the memorial services held at the
Opera HallTuesday afternoonin honor
of our departed and honored Vice-Pres
ident , Thomas A. Hendricks , who pass
ed from this earthly scene suddenly at
his home in Indianapolis , Ltd. , Wednes
day of last week. Cut down in the zen
ith of his glory. Although the services
were th'e.result of a short season of
preparation , when the hour appointed
had ai rived , the Opera House was crowd
ffl to overflowing with our citizens and
school children , all to pay the last be
fitting tribute to a great man , to the na
tion's dead , regardless of paity , and the
manner in which the meeting parsed
off was highly complimentary and sat
isfactory. After a few introductory re
marks by 1 ujtii ; > A. Wilcox , president
of the occasion , the following program
was carried out :
PUOCUAMMK.
Music Uy the Clioir.
Prayer By l\ev. ( ! co. Dtingan.
Heading Pm-Went's I'roc. By G. L. Laws ,
Music By the Citizens Band.
JO-.Mi.NUTE Ai > mismK. : :
J. Byron Jennings , J. X. Lucas ,
Win. A. Hyan , J. E. Cochran.
Heading of Jit-solutions By A. P. Letvli.
Music By the Choir.
Benediction By Uev. "W. S. Wheeler.
We have not the available space to
detail the ten-minute speeches made by
the above-named gentlemen , but will
tersely remark that they were of a uni
formly patriotic character , tender and
eulogistic of the dead statesman's life
and character and public services. The
address made by Mr. Ryan indicated the
greatest care in preparation , and was a
most worthy effort. The services
throughout were such that all present
were pleased and glad that they had
been present. Below we give the reso
lutions unanimously adopted by the
meeting :
MKMOHIAI. liKSOI.UTlOXS.
WHEKEAS , Hon. Thomas A. Ilendrieks ,
Vice-President of the United States , departed
this life on the "Oth tilt. , we bow our heads
with grief and our hearts are tilled with
mourning for the loss of our honored Vice-
Jluler ; and while we bow in humble submis
sion to the divine will , may it not be that
these visitations of providence which smite
down men in high places and touch the heart
of the country , come to bring to us the whole
some reminder that a common fate awaits
men of all parties ; to soften the asperities en
gendered by partisan strife ; to silence for a
time the din of political warfare ; to teach all
Americans the lesson of a closer fraternity
and move them to a nobler citizenship.
THKHEFOKE , As a token of honor and es
teem for the memory of our illustrious dead ,
we , the citizens of the city of McCook' , adopt
these resolutions :
Be IT ItBsoi.VEU , That in the life of Thos.
A. Hendrjcks we recognize the highest type
of American citizenship , whose personal in
fluence will remain a priceless heritage to us
who live after him. As in life it dulled the
edge of political rancor and won that tribute
of respect from all that is given to a pure
man in every personal attribute. An upright
man , lovely in all his private relations , clean
in all his public expressions , ho in death it
mingles with the unaffected sorrow of the
time , a chastening and purifying influence.
tVround the bier of our dead ruler let no par
tisan lines be drawn , but let us follow his re
mains to their final resting place , all borrow
ing Americans together.
BE IT FuimiKR Jcsoi.vin , That we ten
der to the widow of our beloved Vice-Presi-
dcnt , our sincere sympathy and condolence
in the hour of her sore bereavement , and di
rect that she be furnished witli a copy of
these resolutions , and that they be published
at large over the state.
f A. P. LIKCH : , Chairman ,
J. S. LiIIiw ,
Committee : ! F. M. KIMMEI.T. ,
1 W.M. A. ItVAX ,
L J. E. COCIIKAX ,
Important to Blacksmiths.
We have just received a shipment of
the celebrated Cumberland smithing
coal , which is acknowledged by all to be
superior even to the Blossburg coal ,
and we are prepared to receive and
promptly fill your orders.
HALLACK & HOWARD.
NOTICE.
Next Tuesday , December Sth , being
the feast of the Immaculate Conception ,
is a holy day of obligation in the Catho
lic church. On that day the Holy Sacri
fice of the Mass will be offered up in the
new church at this place at the usual
hour , 9:30 : M. T. THOS. CULLEX.
TEACHERS' EXAMINATION.
o
I will be at the school house in Mc
Cook , Saturday , Dec. 14th , for the pur
pose of holding a teachers' examination ,
which will commence at 10 o'clock , A.
M. C. L.NETTLETOXjCo.Supt.
TO STOCKMEN.
Sorghum seed , $1.25 per bag , in now
two-bushel bags , delivered on cars at
Blue Hill , Neb. Address ,
27-tf. M. WILSON , Blue Hill , Neb.
llemember , we have the most exten
sive line of land and legal blanks west of
Hastings.
Michigan Cider of excel
lent quality at the City Bakery.
PERSONALS.
'W 'V'V - ' -s x- V N Xk
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. llazen came up from
Edison on SO , to-day.
L. Morse of Bcnkehnaii made a run down
to this city , Sunday evening on business.
M. L. Sjnroat , with Hallack & Howard ,
spent the fore part of the week in this city.
Fred D. Pitney and Editor Solomon of Cul-
bertsoii wenoticedat thedepot , Monday noon.
0.31. Vaughan , one of Bcnkehnan's real
estate men , was in the city on business , Tues
day.
day.Fred
Fred Lytlc came down from Benkcliuaii ,
Saturday evening , visiting here until Sunday
night.
Messrs. Turner and Uyan went up to Cnl-
bcitson , this noon , in the interest of their
forthcoming directory.
Kondinastor Highland of lied Cloud was in
town , Saturday , on business connected with
his official position.
Mcss.Scotland Waitc , two young men from
Columbus , this state , are in the city , looking
up a business location.
Bert. Thompson made a business trip 'to
Hastings , the first of the week. He returned
on No. 1 , Monday night.
Mrs. ( Ico. Hocknell went down to ludinn-
ola , Saturday evening , on a short visit to rel
atives in tiie county-seat.
Mrs. A. J. Palmer , wife of Andy , the popu
lar passenger conductor , has been a guc-st at
the Eating House , this week.
W. U. llayden spent part of the first of the
week in the city looking after his extensive
interests at this place and Atwood , Kas.
D. Guernsey , one of the Frenchman stock
men , started for New Mexico , the first of the
week , to look up a.location for a.stock much.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J ) . Mcserve who have been
absent , for the past three weeks , visiting vari
ous points in Illinois and Jowa , returned on
Stl , Tuesday.
Mrs. ( S. L. Laws and daughters , Misses
Gertrude and Theodora , returned , Tuesday ,
from a visit of some thine weeks to relatives
in Sioux City , Iowa.
Mr. and Miss King , sou and daughter of
A. D. King of the Hitchcock County Bank ,
were in the city , a few hours , Saturday , the
guests of Mrs : Carl Clark.
W. J. McGillin of Stratton was in town , a
few days the first of the week. Mr. McG. is
just recovering from a severe and protracted
illness , and is still ( juite weak.
Mrs. AValtwE. Babcock and children were
ue&ts of Jleceiver and Mrs. C. F. Babcock ,
the latter part of last week. They returned
to Cambridge , Friday evening.
Miand Mrs. lloyal Buck ami daughter ,
Miss Ada P. , of the Willow , and Mbs Stock
ton of our city , were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. F. Gausjchow , Thanksgiving Day.
J. C. Arbuckle came up from Atwood ,
Tuesday , on some business , returning home
to-day. J. C. repeals Atwood and JIawlius
county in general as nourishing like thegrcen
bay tree.
Foreman Fuller of tiie Paxton Cattle Co.
was in the city , yesterday , on company busi
ness. Mr. Fuller is just able to be around
again after being confined to the house two
weeks.
George Chencry , of Ciicnery & Stileswent
to Omaha , Monday , to purchase a stock of
drugs for their .store , which they will open up
in a week or two. The boys purpose putting
in a nice line.
Attorneys Johnson and McCollister of the
county-seat were welcome callers at this sanc
tum , Saturday. These gentlemen were both
in the city on land business , which lias every
appearance of activity.
W. C. Picking , principal of the Ketl Cloud
Schools , was in the city , Monday , assisting in
the establishment of a Masonic Chapter at
this place. The professor made our schools
quite a visit during the afternoon of Monday.
Cashier Brown of the First National moved
into his handsome new residence on the cor
ner of Main and Dakota streets , last Satur
day. Mr. B. has one of the finest , most com
modious and best finished houses in the city.
Miss Clara Gooding of llivertou arrived in
the city , last Saturday noon , and will spend
the winter with her sister , Mrs. M. A. Spald-
ing. Miss Goodiug's numerous friends and
acquaintances will be glad to learn of her
return.
Thos. 1C Work , who is largely interested
in the Paxton Cattle Co. , and who .is also one
of the board of directors of the company , was
here on business , yesterday. Mr. Work leaves
shortly on a visit to the Great Southwest , to
look into some land speculations he has on
the string.
Comity Clerk J { . L. Perry of Culbertson
transacted some business in this city , Satur
day. Mr. Perry is one and the only one , we
believe , of the present county officials of
Hitchcock county , who was re-elected by a
handsome majority to office. He doubtless
feels correspondingly thankful for the mark
ed distinction.
S. W. Johnson , the rising young draughts
man who has been in the employ of Contrac
tor Collins for the past year or two , left for
Akron , Colo. , Monday , where he will embark
in business for himself. Mr. Johnson has
two claims in the vicinity of Akron. AVe wish
him the full measure of success , which men
of his stamp merit.
Gazette Journal : Mr. K. B. AValilquiit of
the McCook Democrat was in the city to
day. He returned home on this ( Monday )
afternoon's train. * * Mr. B. F. Hawalt and
C. C. lUttenhouse went to McCook thisniorn-
iiiK to help institute a masonic chapter at that
place this ( Monday ) evening. * * Mrs.Straua-
aer , of McCook , visited Saturday and Sun
day in the city the guest of Mrs. M. Stern.
o > v .A. S , IRIS ID.
DILLON McCOTTEH On Satur
day , November 2Sth , 1SS5 , at the
Catholic church in this city , Mr. Chas.
Dillon to Miss MarSanna McCotter ,
both of McCook , Father Cullen offi-
ciuting.
ANY PERSON
Who is HARD UP
and has a good team to
sell call on
H. W. PIKE. ife
E. M. Brickey & Co. frr clothing.
If you want a superior letter file , call
at this office.
The courteous treatment and first-
class accommodations at the Commer
cial House arc making that hostlcrie
popular.
The first fresh oysters of the season
at Kil. Kucster's , first door above the
P. 0. Oysters by the can or served in
every style. Fresh consignments every
day.
SALE 175 acres deeded land ,
with improvements to amount to $500.
Situated- miles from McCook. For
terms call on or address editor of TIIK
Till BUNK.
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.
CORN ! CORN !
I am putting in scales at my ranuh on
Brush creek and L will buy all the corn
that comes , at thl _ vkct price.
27. J. U. MKSKKVK.
a
SAFE FOR SALE.
A 1.000 pound Mosler Safe , fire proof ,
for sale cheap.
LUDWICK & TnOWBKHHiK.
SHOATS FOR SALE.
-o-
I have five head of shoats for sale at
my farm six miles northwest of Mc
Cook. WII.UAM COLK.MA.V.
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
\
Two second-hand bujrgiea. Will sell
or trade the same for horses.
B. F. OLCOTT. 14
FOR TRADE.
1 or 2 stock cows for corn. Inquire
of J. Cr. Eaton , MuCook. 2li-2t.
BIRDS FOR SALE.
A number of fine canary birds. Call
on Ifarry Byan.
GO TO
!
; s
H
.
uir < > "
West Dennjson St.
