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TWO CHILDREN CREMArEp.
Mother Leaves Them. Alone at Home aud
They Meet Their,Dcsth In the
Burned Dwelling.

PAHKERsBURG, w. VA, December ~
AZ Vaudeville, town about twelve miles
distant from this city, Mrs, Koph locked up
the house, leaving hcr two little children, q
little girl Of four years and babe OF
eighteen months in the house, and went To
the store near by. Directly after the moth
er left, the house was seen TO bc la namea
The people ran from all directions townrd
t. but before they had arrived upon the
scene the house was totally enveloped
IN flames. The cries aud screams
of the children were heart
rending, but the building being frame
structure, IL was found, Notwithstanding
every effort was made, impossible TO rescue
thcm. In the endeaVors to save the chill
dren several citizens were severely burned
The house was burned 10 the ground and
nothiDg but the trunks Of the children we're
round in the cindera The mother and
father arH nearly frantic over the loss OF
their only children.
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aeorae Wa,h-nalon,s flddle

Po1Sr PLrtrANr. vs. Va December "a
~ % recent concert given ~ Charleston in
Jeffersou County this State. q violin was
lsed which oiit time belonged 90 Cen
ral George WnsifUgfYu This venoral,le
clio is uow fhr property OF Nr
Thomas y. Washington. who received
q from Judge Eu.brod Wesbiuaton
40 Mt VOton. a cord on the inside of
the instrument shows tnat 10 was manu-
factWcd bv Jacob Steiner. q coitbrnfed
aeliuru wci kman. BOD the wear lG5T III u.s.
therefore rve tEo hundred vcar. old
The violin. Iu its original case. quaint oid
boz wa- presented to tEe audience bf IIou.
w u wilson. mclorrr oi Congress from
the Second district
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Many Of the old railroads IN the
south in existence in 1890 have been pur.
'hssed since by -yndicates and vastly
improved and extended ao a. 60 de-
'elop uew triiory or make uew con-
iections Besides this. how sycr. msoy
billions OF dollars have bean e1pendod
tuilding now roads. aud 70 wonder.
ul impetus has bson given lo tle de-
cl0pment of the rcs.utres of the
south Iha lncr Boo mu.Hgr alone
n 1--we scar- nhs bt.n s,oz, miles
htcoOO HerakL
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Decatur Ill, December 23 Mr.
stephen Maiden. of Long Greek Township.
aged thirty The mother of two small child
ren, suddenly became dangerously insane
displaying her vioicnc. by trying o. KIN
botn Ler children She took
them by the limbs and dashed tIem
acloss ihc room iuJurug one scrou.lv
Her husband ud n dl q.erafe stt,.-,ia ,'iI
tne WnWan rot -uiduuf ben urfI sha
nad tom bis clothiug badly N. Naidpn
wns apparently vnI ,rott rro "a her
hr "f fstu reading Doc Bible drIit rhe
lrhd friDiN..H IFaIF Hnl imn1..tfd
that -ne and h.r faul.Y wtlt lost forever
She Del uov boo fne County Jaii
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TREED BY A HIPPoPoTAMUs.
ih' fling Experience Of "A PhIiad.lnh,.
hceper MIth tic AnmaIIc Mnn.l.r

'"' -'''nS Experience OF PhIiadeIphia
"eePef WIN tho Aquatic Monster.
'"iLAbELPHIA, PA, December 25.-Head-
epfr byrne, at the Geological Garden
wa thrilling experience early Yesterday
morning with the peculiar traits sometimes
evidenced by the large hippopotamus The
""phiblan has large double cage. and on
one 500 his comforts are provided for in
i"ige waterfront The habits of the
ihfSo beast are such that he spends a great
ueaI more of his time in the water
man ne does out OF IL, much 10 the dis
sus. OF the 2nIden patrons. Keeper Bvrne
uollced TINS trait and was much ANNEXED
AZ III. lie had heard visitors remark ti,nt
theN dld not believe there was a hfpDoDota-
mus in the garden. SO Yesterday inoi.nins
,i ,he keeper raised one OF the iron bars in
the hippopotHmuS' cage and climbing
IN WITH stick in hand. proceeded gailontiS
70 investigate the rcnAou why the
aIJmnl stHid under the water so much
re crossed narrow plank bridge over
the basin. near the wall. aud BegaD urod-
ulhg aud splash,ng around with the stick
~ search Tor evidence Of 0nimal existence
ttneath. He had the pleasure of discover.
ing IL quicker ban he expected. and the
OPPORTUNITY of looking, for the first time
lh MS Hte, down into the horrid DEPTHS
oi nppopotamus jaws The big clumsy
Ucast De came sngcrcd. his large head
pobpcd up from the surface pf the water
~ n pm, Nhti" ~ euectually cut
OH Keeper Byrne's retreat The kccper
saw this dismey and. what was wofse. the
I1fge beast was slowly wnddlina over to
ward him with jaws wide open There was
only one avenue o. escape left 20 the i'm
uIlsohed Keeper; narrow eight foot ladder
ln the wall on tho side of tho basin. and
this &c mounted. The hlppopotamus aid
not drop the siege, howeverr He
moved over toward the ladder and
Kept his mouth open for Mr. Bryne To
look INTO. The kceper called IustfIy fo,.
help, which did not disturb the animal iu
the lrasi. After calling furiously two
houT. the attention Of M under Keeper in
the el'phRnt hon wre attracted. and Wig.
oiSHs methods wtJ made 60 coax the ami
MAJ over towards The bars FINALLY the
hlI'l 0lnfpds wDs luIed away fIom his VIC
YIN WIN tempting e morsels Of food aud the
CeBed keeper made bis escape
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Terrible Lamp Explosion.

pr1TsnuRcH. Pa. December 27.-Mrs.
Barborn Meyers nnd her two-y -ycnr-old child
died To- day from injuries received last
night by the explosion of lamp which tho
little ono, who was playing about tho room,
accidentally upset Almost instantly there
WAS nn explosion. which scattered tho
burning fluid over the room. the Flames
enveloping the mother and child IN hsr
fright Mrs. Meyers jumped from a sccond-
story pindow, and, besides being terribly
burned. received injuries which resulted In
nor death this morning. The bDby, who
was harmed almost 10 % csisp, died during
the night nud both were buried this aftrt-
noon
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THE DEAD MINERS.

shaH to he Sunk over Their supposed
Whereabouts Ia the BiocLed sIope.
WILKEspARRE, Pa, December 25 After
further discussion and consultation bv tho
engineers at Nanticoke to day the company
finally decided 20 sink a new shnft from
the surface st point di-
rectly above whore tho bodies of
the buried miners are supposed 60
be. This shaft will be about l55 feet deem
and will take from four 20 sin weeks 10
sink, even with the most rapid work 1h.
excavatinR OF the blockaded gnngway from
tue foot OF the slope IL being steadily car
ried on day and night but IL IL n very slow
process and months VIII eapse before the
mine ~ cleared. Prayers were offered this
morning In every church throughout the
wyoming NalIey Tor The unfortunate men.
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CERhDO WAYNE CO. VIVA. THURSDAY DECEMBER 81 1880
A MINE DISASTER.
or More Miners Killed and sesr..
Wounded.

LONDON, December ga disn,teh from
ronty Pridd, wsles, reports that a ,,,rrIs
Die eoiilery explosion has occurred nj the
rSrndale PIT, near there, and that four hun.
ored miners are entombed A later dis
patch says that twelve dead bodies h,ve
been taken out and thirty miners have
oeen rescue't more or less injured. The
at the time of the explosion ara ha-
neNeo 70 be safe. The oxplos ion
occurred in the upper OF the two
seams, There were go men in the mino at
were IN the lower scam, otherw ise the death
nst WOULD have been much lprgcr At
Ieert ntty men were killed i'm the upper
seeu' snd scores were terribly burned The
injured were carried To places OF safety by
theii more fortunate COMPANIONS who had
not been hurt The latest dispatches from
,he rcfhdale pit say that 40 men have
oeen rescued seven of whom are 80 fear.
tuIIy burned that they may die
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TRICHINOSIS.
a Cleveland Family Seriously An.ct.d by
Eating Raw Ham.

CLEvELAND, O., December 23-The fam.
ny OF George V Korell, OF the firm of
Woltman & Korell, carriage manufaotur-
ers- have for the past ten days been eating
considerable raw ham. Several DAYS ago
The father and two children became III with
peculiar sickness On SUNDAY
last Mr. kOroIl's condition became
serious, but the raw meat was In no way
associated by him with his illness ON
the same day Mrs. Korell partook Of the
ham Tor lunch. This morning she. too. be-
came III, and physician was summoned
lie at once suspected what the disease
was, and inquired what the family had
been eating. They brought him some of
tbs ham, which was submitted To a micro
scopitsl examination. The small piece
placed on. the glass contained "A score or
more OF trichinR spiralis. The symptoms
attending these cases are those usual 70
tllchinosis; diRrThea, headache, lassitude
and sharp pains In the muscles of the body
me disease had made such progress before
the physician was summoned that "a fatal
termination Is gravely apprehcnded
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THEY ARE DEAD,
rhe Miners kntombed u NsntIeoko Have
Undoubtedly suceumbed to IN.
Fatal BLACK Damn.

WILkrsBARRE. Pa, December SIT il
now considered certainty that all tho
imprisoned miners at Nauticoko are dead.
The most experienced miners in tho valley
say that when black damp and gas made
thelr appearance, IL was not long before
the men were choked TO death While
IL is thought tho bodies may he 70.
covered I'm two weeks, IL is quite probable
that even that gratifying circumstance
may never take place. The company. how
ever Is doing all in it, power TO recover
the bodies, and the cost OF the undertnk ing
viii not he considered Work has 10 be
stopped in the Ross vein, bosh at NAnticoke
snd MOI gantown, cutting off payroll OF
so,up day but all the other works OF the
operation To day.
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An Old FARMERS curIov, sulolde

LAWHEScE, KAs., December - 25-COnrad
Hoyt. an old farmer vino lived a few miles
from bero committed suicide yesterday In q
curious way. He took an Ak and n long
rope into the woods Then he cut away the
underbrush around n large tree and climb
ed nearly 81 the top Of the tree. cutting of
All limbs which might interfere with his
fall He tied one end u tho rope 90 lip1b
and the other around his neck and Jumped
OF He was found q few hours afterVa I'd
BY passing noighbOr
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iniernatlonal E.pos ItlOn Of a92

WAsufNeTOS December 25.--A hill viii
be introduced IN Congress this winter 10
aid The International Exposition, which is
~ be hold In Chicago IN isf9 20 celebrate
i've fGnr hundredtb anniversary OF the dis
cOverY % America. The exposition will
probably be planned after the Centennial
- Philadelphia. and legislation will likely
be asked 81 Congress similar ~ that In aid
Of the Centennial
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oREooNs MEMORIAL.
A BeautIfui oid Prom THAT state To tn.
Washington Monument.

benutlfui Dtu Prom That state To tho
Washington Monument.
WAsHIN0ToS, December q Senators
Mitchell and Dolph aud Representative Her.
man, OF Oregon, visited the stOrehouse Of
the Washington monument this afternoon
where the Oregon memorial stone nov lier
and formally pTesented IL 60 the Monument
Committee the gift of tho
state Of Oregon The stone IA
very elaborate piece OF work II h
four aud half feet long, two feet vide
and SIX inches thick IL consists of three
different kinds of Oregon stone The stone
itselfis ofbrown granite sa ndstone and bears
on It's face landscape with Oregons coat
OF arms surrounded 10y fruits aud flowers.
tho whole inclOsed with n raised moldin9
set in the sandstone aud surrounding tho
state seal arc thiTty-two staTs of a Rrsonish
syneite' the snow capped mountains are
represented by white marble from South.
ern Oregon. also set in the brown sand
stone.
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Balked on q Railway

DETROIT December ga Fste Prn.s
special from Lenno4 says Jainos urogg
a well-to DO farmer. and hir son this morn
ing ~ere driving a. churrh snd their hnTse
baked wbile on the raiirOad track. BE-.
Tor" they could get away hn nTproa chin z
passenger train struck the fnthcr, Who was
trying io lift the buggy OF the truck. aud
threw him over a ciilvert and tbrOugii a
fenco, brenking leg and otherwise iniur..
ing BIN 50 that he died before help arrived.
Hs son wa thrown from the buggy aud
bad his hip dislOcated
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DOUBLE FATALITY.
One Man Chopped To Pieces by Machinery
and Another FsIIs Dead at the
Fearful Spectacle.

NEW YoRK, December 23-Joseph Walsh
went into the Brooklyn sugar refinery yes
terday afternoon, aud while looking at
some machinery fell backward into
one Of the circular cutting mills
and was chopped 20 pieces The
machinery was stopped and the re-
mains OF the unfortunate man were gath
cred up and removed by "A friend named
Frederick Bird. He carried the remains
out 10 the dock and then went back to the.
sugar house. He was very white. aud
great drops Of perspiTatiOn rolled down his
face. He could hardly walk, and upon
reaching his work, sank into n chair. The
sight had overcome him. After a short
time Bird rose 10 his feet, but reeled and
ielI dead OF heart disease, occasioned by
the excitement
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COLrHfFs. q. O., December IA bout a
ycsr ago Rev. John vs. Waite. q Methodl.,
minister ~ this city wss pronounced
insane md sent % tho Central Asvium. Ue
vas discharged a. rured soine slx months
ogo. since which time d. has visited in and
about thf city a few days ago b. hnd =
second 49, ack. aud Wa arrested to.dny
and iil D. rrcJmmitted ~ morrow He
went insane on the faith cure 10 isa very
rnl case
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ROcuEsTER. ". Y, December n Prof.
Hfift. ofthe Warner observatory in this
city, last evening received telegram from
Prof Brooks. ~ Phelps. announcing ths
discovery Of another comet II o. IN the
conqtcibtion of Acquila, which IN tho
early evening h low in the southwest Tho
nov comet is situated about siK degrees
south of Alpha, and " deFcrilad ns
brightest" and having slow easteriy
motion. Frof Swift last ev vcuirg found :
ltaf 81 tbc II xlh fpn pnlfnda.
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IA AcnLdeni lo aulld.r,

hLADiND. "a Dee omDer This nom
ing while Daniel and jacob Hines. ma
sons. aud Prank feesina iatorer. All Of
fOttsiowu. were dritfuG 20 work the
wagon broke dou and their horse rar
away. Jacob HINES was thrown on fhe
road and Killed Daniel Hines bad hif
scalp Torn DfL exposing ono skull end su .-
Terrell bodily injuries Hs Dr. in crffIrrf
condition l.eesinR received slight Loo
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A KENTUCKY EPISODE
An imprompta aud Probably Fatal Duel
Beiweea VOL nos.n staek-Iireeder.

CrS1nASA, KY. December 29.-At n
o'clock to-day II. l.. Frisbie and J. X.
Lake, the widely known cattie-breeders.
had an alteration which will probably re
suit fatally 20 Frisbis. The latter was
coming 70 town when he was accosted
by Lake on some business mat
Ter frisbie replied ia very ungeD-
tlemably manner, when Lake seized a rock
Frisbie NJ the same time pulling his pistol
from bis oveIcoat pocket As soon NJ Lake
saw tho pistol be pulled his own. and they
Degan iiring simultaneously After n few
firing, Lake Standing in the middle OF the
pike vigorously ansTering Frisbis Vas shot
once IN the middle Of the back near tie
spinal column, and the wound b. very ser
iOuq
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CAME TO LIFE AGAIN.
singular Case Of Suspended Animation In .
Southern village.

HpNtNefH
CHATTANOOGA, December %. "A singular
case Of suspended animation comes from
Overton. Miss May Mcdonald aged
eighteen years, was taken nl about
The first Of the present Month.
On the 10Th she appeared 20 have
Dfeathed her last, and was shrOuded for
burial The coffin was procured the sec.
ond day after her supposed death when 20
the surprise ~ all she arose and asked FOR
M apple She ate with much relish and
nfterward. drank some water Tho foI o,,,-
ing day Miss Mcdonald sunk into ztuuor
and remained 50 until Monday, when she
died and was buried
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Forestry inFranes

PuIs December n -Eennt0r Hsnp.
den Rotb, II New York City, a member II
fhe Niagara Park Commission. has arrived
m Paris Tho French Government has
granted him overy facility for the .tudv N
f1e practical operation of tho laws affct
iug forestry in Franco
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hrLroN. on, December 28-Earlv tbls
morning burglars broke into the iewelrv
store ~ Ramsay A. Co and carried off %
cartload Of iowelry, siiverware money.
etc The store was cleaned ont The
stolen goods we're worth thOusanCs 0f dol
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Biz Haul by Buroisr,

SHAnoS Pa. December ~ burglar On
Christmas eve blew open The safe n Rice's
storo Or Jamestown. this COUNTY nrd
ecured 500 booty. An uusncrelefrf ~
tempt 01s made on Tho office of fhe Amor.
can EErrcss Company
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Mourning Emblsms 20 be Rsmovss

WASHING COS December 25.-The date OF
lhe Official mourning for Vice President
Hendricks lihuiv fpvsi expired 20 dav
tomorrow tlc I1ack drapings On f6e
public building viii be removed The
lr about efn ua
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oaesn fhrI.lIn, b he p.n..l

IoNroN, December ,s s dispatch from,
Madrid 20 the M0inHg past state. tbef
queen hristina wiI fate the oath ~ ofHes
fefrut oi spain before fhe Coftas 1u
lhursdav next tie 8isf iusf
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CEREDO. w. VA
TERMS OF sUBsCRIPTIoN.

0no copy. one year 81 90 n paid at the time
Tie uamc is entered In subscription books.
Af>os ~ days, sl.25 per year will be charged
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1885-12-10
The silent guillotine has been dong

The silent guillotine has been dong
some execution among the railroad boys,
this week. On Monday, FIVE hrakemen
on this division were discharged, and
some fifteen others, who are members of
the Brotherhood of Brakemen, which
was organized in this city, about M
week ago, were duly notified to discon-
tinue their membership or the company
would have to dispense with their ser
vices also. As between a good job on
the 3. & NJ. and the B. of B., We mag
inc the boys at this place, who arc as
fine a lot of men as you can find in a
days travel, will take the former. The
company objects to these organizations
principally on account of the leaders.
The person who established the order
here, it seems, is a discharged ~employe
of the road.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1885-12-10
COURSE.

The first lecture of the series will be
delivered by W. NJ. R. French, who will
speak at the Opera Hall, Tuesday even
ing, December 18th. Subject, 1.-The
Wit and Wisdom of the Crayon." While
1 have never had the pleasure of listen
ing to Mr.. French, the information I
have been able to obtain from various
sources leads me to believe that all will
be highly entertained. Price of admis
sion, so cents, which secures reserved
seats. We bcspeak for Mr.. French a
full house. Respectfully,
W. S. WEBSTER.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1885-12-10

In a gentle neighborhood racket,
which occurred in South McCook, last
Saturday, between some of the ''dizzy
blondes and u next door neighbor, Mrs.
Carney, one of the blondes had her right
optic gracefully drapcd in mourning, her
nasal appendagc relieved of a quantity
of c%uticle, besides being otherwise Sc
verely thumped by the irate madame.
On Monday, Mrs. Carney was arrested
on a charge of assault and battery, be-
fore Squire Fisher, and fined IS and
costs. This affair is but an %outgrowth
of the disgraceful condition of affairs,
which exists not only in that locality,
but in other parts of the city. Be it said
to our shame, that gambling and prosti-
tuition are holding high carnival in our
midst at present, and none dare to
modest.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1885-12-10

Last Thursday afternoon, John John
son, an aged Swede settler who lives a
few miles northeast of town, met with a
serious accident, while handling a pony,
which will confne him to the house for
a number of weeks, if it does not prove
worse. The horse, it appears, pulled
the post to which it was tied, violently
out of the ground, the post striking the
old gentleman, breaking two or three
ribs, aud injuring him otherwise inter
nally, the doctor thinks it probable that
fragments of fractured bones have pen
etrated n of his lungs. At all events,
his injuries are severe-the more so
when the age Of the sufferer is con
sidered.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1885-12-10
NOTE TO CREDITORS.

Having disposed of our meat market
to Brewer Bros, we desire all parties
who are indebted to us to call and make
immediate payment, either to w. B.
Whitaker at the old stand or to S. H.
Colvin at his office. 2S-2t.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1885-12-10

The reform club held a meeting at
the Congregational church, Tuesday
evening, at which a committee was ap-
pointed to see what arrangements could
be made towards securing a reading
room. We know of nothing in a social
way more urgently needed than a read
ing room, and hope that suitable quar-
tiers may be secured.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1885-12-10

A wind storm of considerable vigor
prevailed in these parts on Friday last,
but no damage worthy of note was &C.
casioned thereby. At various points
further east, however, the storm ragged
with great violence, causing anxiety
of mind as well as material damage.
Alma, Orleans, Lincoln and other points
were more or less suffers perforce of
the wind.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1885-12-10

The ladies of the Episcopal Guild are
to be congratulated on the success of
their supper and fair. The supper of
oysters, cold meats and the usual COM
plement, was more than the convention
al Substance of things hoped for
but a genuine treat, and that their eff
forts in that direction were fully appre-
ciated, the crowded tables throughout
the evening evinced. The crazy quilt,
sofa pillow, tides, banners and other
evidences of the ladies handiwork we're
highly creditable, and not a few of them
we're sole at fair prices. Mrs. Nelis and
Mrs. Hoge each donated a handsomely
trimmed hat, which were voted to Miss
Vaughn and Mrs. T. L. Brown. respect
lively. A silver pickle caster donated by
Mrs. Robinson was drawn by r. a.
Cole. A fine banner was voted to Sol.
Smith, "the most popular bachelor"
No. 1902 draws the crazy quilt, and the
person holding the lucky number is re-
quested to call at the First National
Bank for the capital prize. The ladies
worked most industriously for the sue
cess of their undertaking, and We take
great pleasure In reporting the consum-
nation Of their desires.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1885-12-10

The first of the week, Messrs. Green
& Kelly moved into their fine brick ad-
joining the First National. The new
quarters Of the Paragon Drug Store are
among the handsomc<t in this section of
the state.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1885-12-10

This country seems to have great at
fractions for the nurseryman. We now
have a general agent Of the Crete Nur-
series located in the city, while the To-
peka Nursery is casting longing glances
this-ward through its representative in
town.