McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1883-12-06

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ton. We guarantee this coal to be su
perior to any Eastern hard coal.
27-4t. CHICAGO LUMBER YARD.
S. L. Green has just received, for the
Holidays, full line of Albums, photo
and autograph, Dressing Cases, Toilet
Sets, Handbags, Dolls, wax and china,
and Toys of every description. Go and
inspect them before buying elsewhere.
H. Byron has just received fine
stock of Jewclry, Watches, Clocks,
Rings, Diamond, Set and Plain, Casters,
Toilet Sets, Filters, Fruit Stands, and
Napkin Rings, all of the very best ma
terial, and latest designs. Now is the
time to inspect his stock and select
while the stock is complete and new.
We have in stock fine line of the
latest style calling cards, also suitable
type, and are prepared to accommodate
all who desire a nice card. Our job
department is fitted out with new type
and presses, and we are constantly
adding the latest job faces. Give us a
call, for we think we can do your job
work in neat and tasty manner.
The Red Cloud Creamery made 49,
835 pounds of butter during the months
of June and July, for which the farm
ers Of Webster county received $780,
g.. An institution of this kind would
be fine thing in this community, and
some one ought to take the initiatory
in the matter. All that is lacking is
some one to take the matter in charge.
The American hog must go-from
our streets. 1t were sad deprivation,
but we believe we could forego hearing
the comfortable grunt of the scores If
fat hogs that daily meander through
our thoroughfares McCook makes well
nigh too recherche a sly at any rate.
Our city dads we are under the impress
sion are preparing pole Of dimensions
for the purpose.
Mayor Berger has initiated reform
which would greatly improve the APP
pearance of our city, if more of our
business men and others were to ''fol-
low suit His honor has been burning
all the paper and other debris in the
rear of his store. Give this matter your
attention, business men, and burn your
paper and other things which you now
sweep out, and our streets will assume
a more respectable appearance shortly.
The beautiful weather of the past
month has made business at the Land
Office very brisk. Mayhap this coun-
try is not worth anything, but by the
way land is being entered, we are led
to think otherwise. There seems to be
an unusually large number Of men who
are willing to test the matter, and those
who have the stamina will reap the har-
vest. 1t has been demonstrated that
the Republican Valley can raise crops
and good ones.
SAt the annual meeting of the Band,
which was held on Tuesday evening, J.
F. Kenyon was elected to succeed W. F.
Wallace to the Secretaryship, Geo. NJ.
Chenery to succeed j. A. Lee as Treas
urer. DIR. LID hnson was retained as
Manager, which position he has filled
satisfactorily, as evinced by his re-
election. A vote of thanks was return
nd to the ladies who so ably assisted
the band in their recent entertainment.
The members of the organization are
doing good work practicing and arg
making rapid strides toward proficiency
in the art. I
j. R. Phelan, who has the building
of the Menard brick under bis supek-
vision, gives us the following informal
ton +: The building will be 100 so,
two stories high. The first floor will be
divided into two store rooms, and the
second story will contain hall 4S K
So, with stage Is 50, the ceilings