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F. 31. AND E. HI. KBOIELL
Editors and Publishers.
THE seductive coachman has at las
made an impression on the Vanderbil
family. One has just eloped with i
grand niece of the old commodore ,
His name is Minton , and his father wai
a festive burglar. The Morse famity ar <
of the best Tarrytown circles. They an
red hot.
TUB enterprising newspaper Han
who are springing old sweethearts o :
Frankie Folsom all over the couutrj
seem to be unaware of the fact that tlu
interesting girl spent her life from four
teen to twenty in a convent school ,
where the ridiculous occurrences relatec
by the omnipresent young man wen
impossible. Give us a rest.
THE disinterested ( ? ) booming of lleg
ister Laws for the state secretaryship
by the bung-hole-ocrats of Hastings ant
this city is simply side-splitting and
mirth-provoking in the extreme. Rich
ard dear and his hoity toity man Friday
of our city are just consuming themselves
with anxiety to browse from the govern
menfccribat this place. Hence the why
ness.
FEIEND BISHOP of the Courier give :
it out sub rosa that he has quit forevei
the political arena the pursuit of po
litical happiness and that the state
senatorial bee no longer buzzeth in his
little political head-gear. His friends
are using their most strenuous endeav
ors to have him reconsider this strange ,
but firm , determination , sad to relate ,
and sorrowful too , without avail. The
loss to future statesmanship will be in
calculable.
HON. Gr. L. LAWS , of McCook , is men
tioned as a probable candidate for sec
retary of state , , and if he will have the
office no more popular or better man
for the place can be found in this end
of the state , or , for that matter , in the
entire state. Homerville Record.
While THE TRIBUNE has no assurance
that Register Laws desires or would ac
cept the nomination occupying as he
does a much more remunerative position
now his nomination would be clearly
the wish of the Republicans of the val
leyif he would accept it.
THE Indians at Rosebud agency went
on a strike the other day. The agent
refused to give them their agricultural
implements unless they would agree to
use them upon land that he designated.
They promptly held a meeting of the
lodge and ordered a strike. They used
the moral suasion so familiar to the
people along the Missouri Pacific , and
to so much effect that the agent handed
over the implements and set up to the
red strikers three barrels ot ; sugar and
a job lot of fancy groceries. The red
man is rapidly becoming civilized.
GE.V. MILES' first experience with
Geronimo has been somewhat discour
aging. That warrior was surprised. , as
it were , and driven from his camp , but
he came right back the same night and
returned the compliment , according to
all reports , killing six of the' soldiers
who were out to fight him. It seems
that Miles has sent back the Indian
scouts and proposes to fight white men
alone against the Apaches. It may be
after all that he is not the lightning In
dian fighter that the enemies of the vet
eran Urook have been painting him.
But he has ability , and after a year or
two of experience may come out all right
and capture Geronimo.
LIST OF JURORS
Drawn to serve at the Ma1SS6 , ,
term of the District Court :
LEBANON.
H. Burgess , Isaiah Bennett , L. J. Shippee.
HEAVER.
.Joseph Johnson , Cleaber Whittakcr , S. Si-
monson.
DANBUItr.
11. E. Ashton , C. Salbers , Henry Nadeu , .Wiu.
K. Kendall , Perry Plumb.
GERVEK.
Amos Goodenberger , Stilhvcll Connor , Jas.
Lawthers.
GRANT.
J. E. Cooper , Francis Cane , Jacob Williams.
DKIFTWOOU.
1) . A. Clements , George J. Frederick , It. II.
Chrysler.
VALLEY CHANGE.
J.T. Phillips , G.V. . Itoper. T. A. GrilUn.
1SONUVILLE.
Joseph Downs , Newman Dutchor. Win. I * .
Hums.
MISSOURI K1DGK.
George Itny , James Robinson , Isaac M. Smith.
TYRONE.
. John W. Gull , V. B.Murphy , T. S. .Mi/e.
EAST VALLEY.
T. It. Campbell. George Culver. Kber I , . Cox.
NORTH VAI.LEY.
Madison H.rtier. It. C. Cutlett , Milton C.
linker.
JMHANOLA.
Charles Kussell. George R. Qmgg. 1. . U.
Korns , Cyrus lilake. J. B. Kilfrore , AV. M .
.y.reezee. O. H. Sha > v.
ItEI ) WILLOW.
A , tl.-JIcjjderson , I. . 11. March , K. F. f.ooinis ,
J. A. Tcy cr , Blather L. Brown.
snii.o\r GBOVZ.
WillLani Cpleijuac .iji s Weick , J. H. Lud-
wick , H.jBiAler , CLarjcs BftgciySco. . White ,
Thomas Scott , J.-K. B.erser. C. D. JTrc'&ubiack ;
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.A COMMUNICATION.
lln. EniTon : In your issue of the latl.
inst , your article , commenting 011 Hie actioi
of certain parties on the Driftwood in refer
ence to contested claims , calls for criticism ,
Of the cases to which you refer i know noth
ing , but it is the principle of the tiling Avhicli
1 complain of. Tins contesting business has
grown to be such a manifest evil , th.it some
thing should be done to check it. 1 do not re
fcr to those claims which have been aband
oned , but where the law has been complied
with , i wish to cite one or two instances ,
out of many , which have come under my per
sonal observation. I could give names , but
facts arc suflicient. Last winter , a man who
was laboring fifty miles from ilcCook , re
ceived notice that a contest had been institu
ted against his tree claim located in that vi
cinity , ' contestant alleging that there had
never been , broken , or planted to trees , seeds ,
nuts or cuttings , to exceed five or six acres. "
The claimant , very naturally , felt "somewhat
aroused , " knowing this to be absolutely fake
in every particular , as he had more than
eleven acres by actual measurement broken ,
the whole of which he had caused to be
planted and cultivated as the law requires ,
lie resolved , forthwith , to have contestant
and corroborating witness arrested for per
jury. He left his work and came to ilcCook
for that purpose , but after consulting the
best lawyers , fouud that nothing could be
done till he had substantiated his allegations
at the trial. The day appointed for the trial
came. Clahnmitrvvith his lawyers and wit
nesses were on hand ready to prove that he
had fully complied with the law. When the
contestant was examined he thought , guess
ed , or supposed , that such things were true ,
but could not swear to a single fact. He
wanted the claimant to give him 510.00 to
withdraw the contest "No , " said he , "not
ten cents. I want you to go on with it. " He
could get no witnesses who knew any more
than he , so postponed the trial for two weeks ,
in order as he said to get important witnesses.
When the two weeks were up he never ai > -
peared. Xow , you say if a man has complied
with the law he has nothing to fear. Has he
nothing to fear ? Is it a small tiling for a
man to lose his valuable time and go to the
expense which this man was obliged to do ,
only to gratify a man or set of men , whose
object was robbery ? What remedy would
you propose in a case like this ? i wish to
say right here though , that in a majority of
the instances which have come under my ob
servation the contestant was not so much to
blame as tlui agent who "set him on" and re
ceived pay for it. I had intended to give
another instance or two , but this article is al
ready too long and I forbear , but in conclus
ion 1 must say that bulldozing or not some-
tiling should be done to treat these contes
tants and their agents to a liberal dose of
rawhide. OLD SETTIIK. :
COUNTY-SEAT ITEMS.
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Dr. Eskey and wife are now settled in their
new house.
Rev. Allen Hartley of York was in our
city , Wednesday.
Editor Wahlquiatof tlie IcCook Democrat
was in our city , Tuesday.
Sheriff Welborn went to McCook , Monday
noon , and returned on No. 40.
Mr. Errieson , traveling manager for The
Howard Lumber Co. , is in our city.
Mr. Hallew made his regular weekly trip
and returned safely , Monday morning.
The family of M. Y. Starbuck removed to
McCook. Monday , where they will reside in
the future.
County Clerk Cramer lias been under the
weather for several days1 , but at latest reports
is on the mend.
W. H. Dodd. our "immense" Deputy Coun
ty Clerk , went up to McCook. to-day on "ft ,
on an oflicial trip.
Col. K. M. Suavely is still adding improve
ments to his place in the city. This time by
building a large barn.
Thomas Downey and family have moved
into the Starbuck residence which they lately
purchased on 4th avenue.
C. W. Knights of Cambride , Manager of
The Frees & Hockuell Lumber Co. , passed
through our city. Tuesday , on his way from
Curtis.
Mr. and Mrs. Crumbaugli returned from
their camping pic-iiic over on the Medicine.
They look much improved and report a
splendid trip.
The construction train which is at work on
the town site of Bartley , is stopping at ludi-
auola , and makes things lively around the
depot , betimes.
Messrs. McCartney & Papiu now rim a fine
delivery wagon through our streets , to relieve
the poor buyers , these hot days. Such enter
prise is commendable.
MiltonJEskey has disposed of his real prop
erty and interests around here and contem
plates making his future abode iu McCook.
Verily , " 1 must go where Tildy goes. * '
M. F. Madison , of our popular drug firm of
Madison & Co. , returned , Saturday , from
Omaha , where 'he has been attending the
Pharmacist's convention for the state of
Nebraska.
The "Homesteader" ' is the name of a neat
laud journal published by Messrs. Owau &
llutchinson. It describes the county in gen
eral ami our city iu particular ami shows a
'rustling" ' spirit that , we judge , must be hard
; o buck.
The Carrick Dramatic Co. present their
atest play "Nevada , " ' Thursday , June Cd.
This will be the finest yet presented in our
: ity and the actors have been working for
; ome mouths past on their parts. We predict
i trrand entertainment.
May 19 , ' 1SS . NONDESCRIPT.
R. A. Cole , Merchant Tailor.
To THK PEOPLE : I have received ,
: oinplete in every line , my new spring
; tock , and assure to all who call upon
ue , fine goods , elegant fits , at very rea
sonable prices. Drop in and be convinc
ed. R. A. Cole , three doors west of
Citizens Bank , Dennison street.
TRADETRADE ! !
Fine Tree Claim and Homestead ad-
oining town site of Akron , Colo. , to
rude for McCook town lots. Also two
inc claims in the Frenchman valley ,
litdicoek Co. , for cash or trade.
COLE & 31oss , McCook , .Xeb.
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS.
Ed. Wilson , late manager of the Circh
Ranch , is iu the city , to-day.
Mrs. John Cruts of the Driftwood is seri
ously ill , with but slight hopes of ultimat <
recovery.
Messrs. Doner and Atchisou went up l <
Hayes county , Tuesday , where Mr. Doiiei
has a claim.
W. II. Dodd of Indinnola was in town
yesterday afternoon , a witness in the Berger
Daniels litigation.
Senator Dolan passed through this station
j-esterday evening , on his way home from a
business trip to Culbertson.
Ex-Lieut Gov. Agee will deliver the ad
dress ou Memorial Day at Iiulianola. The
. " 1st will be the day observed.
Miss Sarah Roberts , with Wilcox & Fowler ,
who has been quite ill for a few day's past ,
is able to be at her post of duty again.
Landlord Johnston of the Commercial
went down to Lincoln , this morning , on busi
ness , and will be absent two or three days.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hockuell left on
Sunday for Chicago. They will spend time
also in Wisconsin for Mr. Ilocknell's health.
Squire Fisher is building a residence on his
ranch at the falls of the Frenchman , into
which his family will move upon its comple
tion and spend the summer.
C. II. Odell and family of Lincoln arc
guests at the McEntee , this week. Mr. Odell
is Manager for the Moliue Plow Co. , and is
here in the interests of the same.
E. E. Lowman took No. 40 , Tuesday even
ing , for Brownville on a short visit. He will
also make other points iu the eastern part of
the state during his limited absence.
County Surveyor Castberg has about com
pleted his survey of the new town of Bartley.
The appraisement was performed by Senator
Dolan. The University Town is being push
ed right along.
L. C. Stephensou of Akron passed through
on 40 , yesterday evening , for Iiulianola , from
which point he goes to remove his family to
his new home at Akron , Colo. , where he is
now engaged in the laud business.
S. L. Scott of Red Oak , Iowa , who has been
in the city for the past two weeks , started for
home ou 40 , Monday evening. Mr. Scott in
formed us that he will return to our city iu a
couple months and open up a jewelry store
iu the buildingov in course of erection on
Main Avenue by his father. Samuel Scott
Elmer White of Mt Ayr , Iowa , an old-time
friend of W. E. Fry , arrived in the city , Fri
day night ou No. ls on a short visit Mr.
White is an old White Line mail clerk , hav
ing been ou the Burlington-Council Bluffs
run for a number of years , but was recently
removed ou account of political disabilities-
he being a republican.
J. A. Conical of the firm of Colfer & Cor-
deal arrived home ou Sunday night , from an
extended visit in theBritish Isles ou business
and pleasure , incidentally. Mr. Conical has
the appearance of having enjoyed his visit
immensely. The business that of securing
certain evidence and affidavits in the matter
of the Kerr estate was successfully trans
acted.
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. Iowa. May Oth , 1880. Mr. J. D. Turner of
our citv and Miss Mary Wilson of Storm
Lake , Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. Turner arrived in the
city on Friday evening last. THE
TRIBUNE , with a host of other friends ,
extends heartiest congratulations and
well wishes. In the language of Old
Rip : "May you live long and prosper. "
w.
Armstrong of the Driftwood , Thursday.
May Oth , 1SSC. , a son.
3D IE ID.
John Enyeart , aged ffii years.
The remains of the deceased were
tenderly consigned to old mother earth
at Longview Cemetery , yesterday after
noon.
noon.A
A young lady who loved much , but
not wisely , with the aid of Sheriff Frank
lin of Frontier county , corraled her rec
reant lover at Curtis , a few day's since.
persuaded him to marry her , according
to his promise , and they returned to the
eastern part of the state , ( from whence
the lady in question had followed the
erring man , ) in great glee especially
the woman. The meeting is reported
as having been an unexpected and affect'
ng one.
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
200 head of cattle and horses , for
cash , or land in Nebraska or Kansas.
Some choice quarters of land on line
of proposed railroad from Oberlin to
Bird City , Kas.
A splendid stock ranch of 1.280 acres ,
at a bargain , on the Beaver Creek.
A business house in McCook. Xeb. .
in a choice location. J. P. MATHES.
45 A twood , Kas. or McCook , Neb.
FARM LOANS.
Made by the McCook Loan and
Irust Co. on deeded land , or on final re
ceipts , when proof is unquestionable ,
svithout sending east for funds. No in-
ierest is payable in advance , but ten
per cent , straight. Money paid as soon
as abstract can be obtained. Office in
First National Bank.
FARM LOANS.
I am furnishing good , liberal loans
m farming lands. Straight ten per
: ent. interest. No delay in getting
unds. You do not have to wait to send
> ff application. Money paid over as
loon as papers can be completed. Call
m or address , S. H. COLYIX ,
4ftf. McCook , Neb.
NOTICE !
All parties interested are hereby
\otified \ that all accounts with Fry &
inow are due on the 1st and 15th of
* ach month , and no accounts are
un over 30 days.
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ALSO , A FINE LINE OF TRIMMINGS , AT
L , 1 Bernheimer's ' i Merchant i Tailoring i Establishment !
MAKE YOFK SELECTION WHILE THE STOCK IS COMPLETE.
He Never Fails to Give a Perfect Fit ! L. Bernheimer , McCook , Neb.
FOR SALE.
B. R Olcott has two second hand tori
buggies and two second hand lunibei
wagons for sale , or will trade for horses ,
Also remember that Olcott has the fin
est road stallion in the west , and farm
ers and stockmen should see him before
breeding.
HOUSE AND LOT
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On Macfarlaud street for sale. In
quire of F. P. Allen or at this office.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
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Notice is hereby tfiven that on thellth tiny
of May , iSNi , the partnership heretofore exist
ing between Anderson & IJoehl was dissolved
by mutual agreement. ? > Ir. Anderson will
continue the business at the old stand , and
will collect all accounts and pay all bills of thn
firm. ClIAIlKKS ANDKHSON.
SO-at. C'AItl. IIOEHI. .
Dated , McCook , Neb. , May llth. 18SU.
LEGAL NOTICE.
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STATK OF NEURASKA , I , ,
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Hcil Willow County , f '
In Probate Court , Ucil Willow County , Xcb.
In the matter of J. W. Uolun , administrator ol
W. H. Dolan , deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that J. W. Dolan
has taken out letters of administration on the
estate of W. H. Dolan , deceased , and that cred
itors are required to present their claims
against said estate withinsix mouths from this
date. This" notice to be published for three
consecutive weeks in THK McCooK THIBUNR ,
a newspaper published and of general circu
lation in llert Willow county , Nebraska.
IN TKSTIMOXY WHEREOF , I have hereunto
set my hand and the ollicial seal of said county
this 5th day of May , 18M.
49 llEMtr IlAXTini , County Judge.
FINAL PROOF NOTICES.
LAND OFFICE AT McCooic , Nnu. , <
May 15th , 18-U ! f
Notice is hereby given that the following-
named settler has Hied notice of his intention
to make tinal proof in support of his claim ,
and that said proof will be made before Itegis-
ter"or Receiver at McCook , Neb. , on Saturday.
June 20 , 18SO , viz : Ella. M. Piper , Homestead
Entry 32GS , for the northwest U southwest ;
section 2 and east V : southeast U section 3 and
northeast h northeast 'i section 10 township ! ,
north , range 29 west , ( i P. M. She names the
following witnesses to prove her continuous
residence upon , and cultivation of , said land ,
viz : Joseph Stevens , Matthew Stuart , A. W.
Campbell and Stephen Boles all of Box Elder ,
Neb. 51 G. L. LAWS , Register.
LAND OFFICE AT MCCOOK , NEIL , i
May : j , 18SG. f
Notice is hereby given that the following-
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make llnal proof in support of his claim ,
and that said proof will be made before Regis
ter or Receiver at McCook , Neb. , on Wednes
day , June 10 , 1880 , viz : Andrew Nelson , Home
stead Entry 1070 , for the south li southwest J4
23 and north ' / northwest ? 4 section 20 , town
ship 3 north , range 30 , west 0 P. M. He names
the following witnesses to prove his continu
ous residence upon , and cultivation of , said
land , viz : Adolph Reischick , Harvey T. West ,
Jacob H. Evans , John Jones all of McCook.
Nebraska. 49 G. L. LAWS , Register.
LAND OFFICE AT MCCOOK , Nun. , i
April 2Gth , 18SO. f
Notice is hereby given that the following-
named settler has Hied notice of his intention
to make llnal proof in support of his claim ,
and that said proof will be madebefore Regis
ter or Receiver at McCook , Neb. , on Saturday ,
June 3th. 1880 , viz : Michael C. Rider , Home
stead Entry 2101 , for the northwest quarter of
section 13 , township 4 north , range 3U , westGth
P. M. He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon , and cul
tivation of , said land , viWilliam S. Pate ,
Rad Tate. James Doyle and Hiram Bixler , all
of McCook , Nebraska.
48 G. L. LAWS , Register.
LAND OFFICE AT MCCOOK , NEIS. , I
April 26th , 1880. f
Notice is hereby given that the tollowing-
niuned settler has Hied notice of Ins intention
to make final proof in support of his claim ,
and that said proof will be made before Regis
ter or Receiver at McCook , Neb. , on Saturday ,
June 5th. ISMJ.viz : James C.Drury , Homestead
Entry 5059 , for the northwest quarterof section
3 , township 5 north , range 2' ' , west Oth P. M.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon , and cultivation of ,
said land , viz : John W. Bennett , Colbein P.
Viland , Enoch E. Osvog and Nels. C. Duelaml.
all of McCook. Nebraska.
48. G. ILAWS , Register.
LAND OFFICE AT McCooic , NKU. , >
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April 2ith. ( 18f-ti. )
Notice is hereby given that the following-
named settler has tiled notice of his intention
to make linal proof in support of his claim ,
and that said proof will be made before Regis
ter or Receiver at McCook , Neb. , on Monday ,
June 14th , 1880 , viz : John \Vinspr , 1) . S.2ii5' ,
for the northwest quarter of section 29. town
ship 1 north , range29. west Gth P. M. He names
tjjc following witnesses to prove his continu
ous residence upon , and cultivation of , said
laud.viz : John Goodenberger. John W.Relph ,
Sidney Dodge and Amos Uoodenbergcr. all of
McCook , Nebraska.
48 G. L. LAWS , Register.
LAND OFFICE AT MCCOOK , NEIL , i
April 13th , 18 i. )
Notice is hereby given that the following-
named settler has Hied notice of his intention
to make llnal proof in support of his claim ,
and that said proof will be made before Regis
ter or Receiver at MuCookNeb.on Saturday ,
May 22d , IbSO. viz : Thomas H. Fowler , Home
stead Entry 2137 , for the northeast quarter of
section 0 , township 1 north , range 28 west Otli
P. M. Ho names this following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon , and cul
tivation of , said land , viz : William K. Thorp ,
Eugene Dunham , William B. Kennedy and f
Thomas II. Cntt , all of Danbury , Neb. ,
40 G. L. LAWS , Register. |
LAND OFFICE AT MCCOOK , Nun. ,
April 12th , 18M5. t"
Notice is hereby given that the following-
named settler hap liled notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim ,
! ind that said proof will be made before Reg
ister or Receiver at McCook , Nebraska , on
Friday , May 21st , ISiMi , viCharles Weintx , Jr. ,
D. S. No. 2520 , for the E. ' . S. W. h N. W. h S.
IV. ; .j section 12 and N. E.Ji S. E. h section 11 ,
township 2 north , range 29 west. He names
the following witnesses to prove his continu
ous residence upon , and cultivation of , paid
ianil. viz. Henry Voges , Harry Meyers , Char
es Ebert and Fred. Wagoner , ail of McCook ,
S'eb. 46 G.L. LAWS , Register.
HESS & GOODENBEKGEIi , ,
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CONTRACTORS
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AND
BUILDERS ,
McCOOK , NEBRASKA ,
if desirea.
POSTPONED
PUBLIC SALE !
Owing to bad weather I have found it nec
essary to postpone my
SALE OF SHORTHORNS s.
Until June 16th , 1886 , when we hope to see
all who want good cattle.
Remember June 16 , 1886 , at Lincoln , Neb.
JOHN FITZGERALD ,
THE CITIZENS BANK OF McGOOK
( INCORPORATED UNDER STATE LAWS. )
Paid up Capital , - - $50,000.00 , ,1 ; \ \
General Banking Business , i
Collections made on all accessible points. Drafts drawn directly on the principal
cities of Europe. Taxes paid for Xon-Residents. Money to loan on farming
lauds , village and personal property. Fire insurance a specialty.
Tickets For Sale to and from Europe ,
CORRESPONDENTS : j V. FRANKLIN , President.
tional Dank , Lincoln , Nebraska. V JOHN R. CLAHK , Vice-Presidcat.
: hemical National Bank , New Tork. ) A. C. EBERT , Caakler.
SOLD i 1 '
I will offer for 60 DAYS ONLY , the entire stock of
LAWLER & MAGNER ,
AT COST !
THE STOCK CONSISTS OF A COMPLETE AND ELEGANT LINE OF
MANY OF THESE ARE FINE IMPORTED SUITS.
IX BOOTS AND SHOES
The Stock is all New and Bright and
of the Latest Styles.
ALSO A LAKUE VAKIETV OF
Dress Goods , Cashmeres , Etc. , Dress Flan - H
nel , Basket , Shaker and Twilled Flannel , ' i
t
Underwear , Muslin , Calico , Laces , Kid Gloves ,
Handkerchiefs , Gents's Furnishing Goods ,
Valises , Trunks , Hats and Caps , Notions and
Groceries !
MAKE A XOTE OF THESE FACTS.
PROFITS HAVE PERISHED !
If you buy these goods you can save money.
In Overcoats , New Markets , Etc. , I can
save you 25 to 5O per cent.
F. S. WILCOX , Assignee.
Second Door West of the McEntee Hotel.
