McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1883-09-27
A full line of the very best cigars at
the Il &. NJ Pharmacy. ss1s's-e

The famous Boot Jack chewing to-
bacco for sale at the b. & NJ. Pharmacy.
Major r. II. Criswell and Geo. A.
Hunter, of 1udianola, called at the
TRIBUNE Office on Wednesday.
We notice some little improvement
in the appearance of the streets of Nc
Cook. Keep the good work up.
Mustard seed, white and black, eel
cry seed. Red and green peppers for
pickles at the b. & NJ. Pharmacy.
MIR. AL. Ebert, formerly clerk with
Hayden & Mccartney, of Indianola, has
been spending some time in our city.
For SALE:--Mv residence on Madi-
| son street. Good new house, three
large rooms and pantry. j. P. ISRAEL.
The reservoir for the water works
| which is nearing completion, will be, if
not thing of beauty, at least joy for
ever.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Phelan returned
from Kimball, Dakota, where Mrs.
Phelan has been making her parents an
extended visit, Saturday.
Mrs S. A. Rowell returned on Fri
day last, and in this issue of the TRIB-
UNE has something to say that will be
Of interest to our ladies.
When you come to town drop in at
C. Fl. Rogers and examine the fine line
of new goods just received You will
surely find something to please you.
Postmaster Scott has the following
notice above the delivery window, and
he hopes the hint will be taken:
Nothing for me- Call your name
when you ask for mail. ,"
On account of the clustering state of
the weather, the fair which was to have
been held at Arapahoe last week, was
postponed until Friday and Saturday,
October 18th and 18th.
The frequenters of the depot witness
ed an amusing, but futile, attempt by
tardy passenger to out-wind No. 81,
Friday. But Archibald moved out
little too rapidly for him.
Daring feats of horsemanship were
exhibited on the streets, Monday,by some
wild cowboys - whose ability to ride
was not impaired by the quantity of
''tangle foot they had taken.
McCook experienced little -four
famine, last week, both groceries being
entirely out. But, we are Informed,
there is goodly stock of that very
necessary article on hand now.
J. NJ. Young of Washington, D. G.,
connected with Postal Service, was in
the city, three days of last week, dur
ing which time he weighed and took the
average of the mail matter at this Office.
He went on west, Saturday night.
Jacob Daniels, Jr, who has been
visiting his son, g. W. Daniels of this
place, started for his home in Beverly,
W. Va, on Wednesday afternoon Mr..
Daniels was well pleased with Red Will
low county, and will have an abundance
to talk about to his neig hbors at home.
We were glad to see in our Office on
Tuesday, C. L. Nettleton, G. B. Net
Nettleton, A. n Nettlcton and Mr..
johnson, gentleman related to them
by marriage. They are pleasant gen.
tlemen, whom we shall be glad to see
whenever they have time to make US
call.
r. P. Sharp, the Pioneer Barber of
Red Willow county, who for some time
past has been located at Indianola, has
opened up shop on Main Street near
the Churchill House. Mr.. Sharp is an
artist in his line, and will shave to the
satisfaction of the public. He will re-
move his family here in a few days, and
will make McCook his home.