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McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-01-22

IF you want suit of cloths cut and
made in first class style, call on r. A.
Cole, first door west of B. e NJ. Pharm-
acy, McCook. Neb.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-01-22

Rock candy, Moses cough candy, Ly-
ons worm confections. arnica tooth soap,
chloratc potash, globules, globe pills,
atomizcrs, Espeys' cream balm. tooth
brushes, nail brushes, hair brushes,
paint brushes, etc, at Metropolitan
Drug Store.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-01-22

Just arrived, at the City Bakery, a
carload of the Cream and Fancy brands
of Grand Island Flour Also, supply
of corn meal.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-01-22
POINTERS.

Locals under this head &c. u line for each
insertion. Bills payable monthly.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-01-22

REPRESENTATIVE IlOCKNELL intro
duced a bill,last Thursday, To provide
for the certi6cation, registration ard
payment Of preciuct bonds"
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-01-22

For the best Flour in town call at
City Bakery.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-01-22

The State Fair has been located at
Lincoln for the next five years. Quite
a victory for the South Platte Nebras-
kanS.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-01-22

we cJtl your attentloH 10 t1e auseF-
tisoment Of H. NJ Brickey G. Co.. our
new clothing house.
The Palace boys are advertising
Phantom at the rink, Friday evening.
which will, no doubt call together a
large crowd.
An excellent quality Of sweet Michi-
gan cider at City Bakery. Also, car
load of Apples which will be sold cheap
by the bushel.
a little child of George White, who
lives short distance west of town, died
on Tuesday morning, of that dread STAY
err of the little ones, scarlet fever.
We have in stock full line of COM
mercial stationery, also some invitation
cards, regret cards and envelopes, call
ing cards, etc. We do the neatest work
in Red Willow county. Call and we will
convince you of that fact.
Monday morning was the scene of an
otherincipient fire in John Farley meat
market. We fear, unless the matter is
taken in hand, we will have more Sc
rious matter to write about sometime
No chances should be taken.
-
Every man should feel sufficiently
in his neiehborhooi to send
the news to the newspapers. We take
great pleasure in presenting whatever
OF Importance our friends may commu-
nicate to us-either in town or in the
Miss Ella June Meade, elocutionist,
will give an entertainment at the Opera
Hall, February 5, PROCEEDS Of which will
be devoted to buying apparatus for the
public school, The juvenile band will
do some playing on the occa-
sion.
Rock candy, Moses cough candy. Ly-
Dns worm CONNECTIONS. arnica tooth soap |
chloratc potash, elobules, globe pills,
atomizcrs, Espeys cream balm. tooth |
brushes, nail brushes. hair brushes,
paint brushes, etc, at Metropolitan
Drug Store
When We hear man advocating sa-
oons, we always think that he has a
yrudge against his wife and children,
md knows that nothing is so liable to
10 them a permanent injury as well
saloon, where the profits of
he farm can be easily disposed Of
Cor. Gosper County Citizen.
Men Of the world hold that it is i'm
possible to do a disinterested action, ey-
,ept from an interested motive; for the
'ake Of admiration, if for no grosser,
more tangible gain. Doubtless they are
llso convinced that, when the sun is
throwing his efulgent light from the
ky, he is only standing there to be
stared at.-Anon.
The Work McCandlish arbitration
uit, to which number of Hitchcock
county arbitrators have been giving their
lndivided attention for some days, was
lecided Saturday, in Mr.. Work favor
% the amount of S2,055. This arbitra-
ion attracted no ineonsiderable amount
If attention by reason of the large sum
nvolved-some $4,000
We have just received car load of
hat Grand Island Flour that has been
such great favorite with the people
If McCook, and we are selling it at
sweeping reduction of so cents per
hundred on all grades. We have also
'educed the price on bread, and we now
rive four loaves for 25 cents. Pies, 10
cents piece. PROBsT Bros.
So live that the sweet subsequently,
may contain FOR you an abundant store
louse of bliss and promise, and that the
goddess of retrbutive Justice may have
10 terror for you When people shall
nave learned to live more with an eve
o the future, the inhabitants thereof
L,,o
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-01-22

When We hear man advocating sa-
looms, we always think that he has a
grudge against his wife and children,
and knows that nothing is so liable to
do them permanent injury as we'll
patronized saloon, where the profits Of
the farm can be easily disposed Of
Cor. Gosper County Citizen.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-01-22

Men Of the world hold that it is i'm
possible to do disinterested action, ey-
cept from an interested motive; for the
sake of admiration, if for no grosser,
more tangible gain. Doubtless they are
also convinced that, when the sun is
throwing his eifulgent light from the
sky, he is only standing there to be
stared at.-Anon.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-01-22

The Work -McCandlish arbitration
suit, to which number of Hitchcock
county arbitrators have been giving their
undivided attention for some days, was
decided Saturday, in Mr. Work favor
to the amount of S2,055. This arbiura-
ton attracted no inconsiderable amount
of attention by reason of the large sum
involved-some $4,000.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-01-22
TO OUR ADVERTISERS.

CATHOLIC.-Services will be held in the
Opera Hall once every four weeks.
JOSEPH CLERY, Pastor.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-01-22

So live that the sweet subsequently,
may contain For you an abundant store
house of bliss and promise, and that the
goddess of retributive justice may have
no terror for you. When people shall
have learned to live more with an eve
20 the future, the inhabitants thereof
will have established an important ep-
och in the worlds history-in it's prog
ress.-Jnnius Jr.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-01-22

large crowd.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1885-11-12
The Presidents Message.

y Washington dispatch, refer
ring to the forthcoming Presidents
message, says: "The adminiStra.
ton will take every positive ground
upon the financial question. Mr..
Jordan and Mr.. Manning will
recommend in their reports the s'iS'
pension of the silver coinage. The
President will endorse their views.
Mr.. Jordan will be able to show IN
his report that si5,OOO,00O has al.
ready been lost in the attempt Ia
force SILVER into circulation. 1t Is
understood that the policy OF the
Treasury Department will be
against any further calling in OF
bon,a. 1t is held that it Is not
good Inancering to reduce the
national debt, which bears interest
of only three per cent, when the
current rate is six.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1885-11-12
Farmers buy for Cash.

The following from an exchange II
as full of SENSE ~ IN egg Is Ut meat ,
and should be read and pondcrcd by
every farmer in this county: "Spo'
cash should, bc. above all others, lhc
farmers rule in nil business traii,ac-
tons. No one has better credit than
the farmers; no one can less afford to
Use il. The credit system always
means higher prices. Railways means
mn assumption Of portion Of the risl;
OF other mems careless criniinality
II il always paving for something you
did not get, and do not want. II al
ways means in,uring other men
against losses for which you are not
responsible. ii always means inter-
cst--and always OH the wrong side of
the account. In it, wake follow sleep
less nights and cherries days. Law
ycrs delight in il, for by 1t are their
fee, increased. Farmers YOU can NJ
ford To trade Oh the credit system.
Turn away from it, csclicw 1t, east II
ont from among YOU. III You can I
pay IT. you go, don't 90. Cash re-
ducc. price, faster than co-opcration;
knocks ont mijdleman quicker than II
grange store: makes friends instead oi
cncmic, brings peace Instead Of de-
strilction; staryc> the sheriff: cripples
the lawyer, and Is the best and cheap
est book keeper i'm the world. ~
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1885-11-12
Agricultural Experiments.

The President of tho Agricultural
and Mechanical College has issued the
following letter 10 the farmers oil
Mississippi:
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, Oct, 30.
Tic a. uul NJ. College Of Missis-
sippii' now prepared To make the re-
ports of the results Of the work IN the
industrial aud experimental depart
ncnts. The industrial equipment
cmbY,rcS II large farm, under cultiva.
ton, vegetable gardens, COMMERCIAL
nursery, hcaraS of several breeds ol
cattle, a working creamery, ana well
equipped chemical labratory. .
50 far a. practicable. the work wiz
br made experimental. and reports OF
the results obtained, whether Success
ill or not. sent Ia any paper PUBLISH
cd in the State, or any organized bod!
of farmers, on application. The cX-
detrimental! work up to date includes
growing feed crops and grasses. en-
,ilagc, cotton seed and meal feeding
field test OF fertilizers, thorough ciil
turc, drainage, vegetable and small
fruit growing, milk and butter max
ing. determination Of the value of feed
stUffs aud fertilizers.
To advance the agricultural intern
csts. il l. desired that the farmers l.
the several counties Of the State com
munica,c with the college through
their oranges, farmers clubs, or Other
organizations and suggest work thai
would be- of the most practical. value
aud through whom reports Of results
may be nU dc useful.
). ID. LEE, Pre't.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1885-11-12
State Bar Association.

There was a meeting OF lawyers here
on Wednesday evening ut the United
States Court Room in continuation
and pursuance Of such meeting held ut
Aberdeen recently, for the purpose Of
forming a State Bar Association. This
Association Is designed to amend and
perfect the Jurisprudence of the State,
and with view 10 cx,cndingtoall the
States u common fraternity in tic
law.
The bylaws and constitution look
to doing work OF great benefit TO the
profession. Quite a number of our
lawyers enrolled their names rs men,
bcrs. The membership fee is $500.
Judge Hill was elected President, anu
there was n meeting on Wednesday
evening, of the lawyers of this bar.
Mr.. ID. 7. Porter, was made Secrc-
tay. a permanent organization for
this State will be affected here the
first Monday in January.-State
Ledger.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1885-11-12

The virginia and New York Elections,

Democratic success in both Of these
State, is equal to, IL not in excess OF
the hopes OF the most sungiiinc. The
triumphal march Of Fitzllugh Lee
through the Old Dominion, the caval.
cadcs, with flags aud banners, that
accompanied him, the waving Vi hand
kcrcliicfs, the smiles Of fair women /,
the shower Of bouquets that greeted
him on every side, were the harbin..
gers, the tokens Of a victory presaged
BY the laws of all justice and right.
The question in Virginia was not SO
much the debt question, for, which.
ever party had won the creditors VIII
lose. IL was u question Of PERSONAL.
tics-a question rs to men, anu
whether or not Malone and his bench.
men, or, honest, fair-mindcd aud
patriotic men should control the State.
In New York, while II was hoped that
Hill and the balance of the Democrat
ic ticket would receive u decided ma
jority, yet, disaffcctiOn in the party,
wraiigling over local questions and
candidate. in New York City; the dis
conliturc of what is known rs the
Mugwump element, and the Indc-
pcndents, and the popularity, person.
ally of some Of tho opposition candi-
dates, ut times, bcgat Il feeling OF
anxiety, and many Democrats were in
doubt about their party carrying the
State ut all. That these doubts were
not well founded the returns fully
show. Had New York gone for the
opposition it would not nccc.sarially
have followed that the Presidential
question three years hence would have
been settled. The great State of New
York with her commercial and iinan-
cial interests 80 interviewer with. the
South aud 30 dependent Oh good gov
crnlnent and peaceful relations be-
tween tm sections, is in Democratic
line nationally, and, to say, no matter
what may he the di,scn,ion, that dis
turb it, individuality. Vicksburg
Herald.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1885-11-12
The Republican Programme.

The Yazoo Herald has 4 good ar.
ticle under the above heading. II
says "the plan Of the Republicans
rs mapped out by John Sherman
and Others is entirely different from
the oil line Of bloody shirt speak.
crs. They preferred to express u
deep sympathy for the down troll
den negro aud horror for the out
RACES perpatrated against him.
Without mixing up sentiment aud
politics Sherman contends that the
representation of the South should
not DO permitted to remain rs it is
unless the Republican vote can be
east and counted. Regarding the
ten million negro votes rs certain
for the Republicans if intimidation
and fraud are not used he claims
that unless the South goes Rcpubli.
can, for that is what his argument
amounts to, its power both in Con.
grcss and the electoral college
should bc curtailcd just that much.
The whole thing amounts to u de.
sire to see the negro DISTINGUISHED.
Recon :tructiOn has proven an
avOwed failure. The very attempt
to pcrpetuate Rcpublicanisln llasin.
Surel Democratic SUCCESS and Shcr.
man now groans ut the very thing
that once iille,i the heart Of his pO.
litical associates with joy.
Shernian's idea il carried out
would amount to about this Ev.
cry state should have representa-
lion according to the numerical
majority ut the polls of the success
full party without reference To the
lumber of inhabitants. Neither
he on any other Republican can
point TO election outrageS in the
South, even taking report rs true,
at all approaching recognized cleo
ton ra>calitics, West and North.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1885-11-12
PROM AN ATLANTA PHYSICIAN.

GUINN'S Pioneer Blood Remover has
been ia use for years with unprcced ent
success. II u entirely vegetable and does
the syste M no harm. IL improves the ap-
petite, digestion an bloodmaking. stimu.
Ia ting, invigora;ing aud tOning up all the
function an ii tissues of the system, ana
thus becomes the great blood remover and
health restorer. 10 in Increases the nction of
the skin. kidneys bowels and liver, there
by assisting natuc Ia eliminating impuri.
tbs from the blood-thc great cause OF all
diseases.
II is perfectly evident that any medicine
that will assist nature Ia remove impuri'
ties from the blood Is blessing To suffer.
Ing hum aniiy Diseases of the liver and
spleen. stomach and bowels. skin nd m u.
cous membranes. are cured by the use OF
this re- NEEDY. Constitutional as well as
local diseases are all beneiitted by its use.
Scrofula, Consumption, Rheum atism,
Gout Syphilis IN all its forms. every Va.
ricty of Skin Disease. Dyspepsia. and IN
digestion in all its various forms, Consu-
patton, Piles. Catarrah. Troubles OF the
Mouth, Throat and Bronchial system,
Diseases Peculiar tn Females. Sterility. IT.
regular, Su rpresscd, Painful. Scanty ana
Excessive Menstruation. etc. are always
benefited and often cured by its use.
In all diseases VI the skin aud Mucous
Mem brancs IL demonstrates it's great cura
We powers
Atlanta, Ga. DR.. q. W. DELBRIDGE.
For Sale by J. C. WHITE.
Hazlehurst, Miss
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1885-11-12
Fair River Association.

This body met with the Monticello
Baptist Church on Friday before the
3ri sabbath in October. Elder l.. T..
Douglas was reelected Moderator !;
Hon. &, Il. Dale declining longer To
serve. Il. L. Hobbs wa- elected clerk Z,
aud 4. j. Martin was reelected
Treasurer.
The nineteen churches constituting
the Association were all represented
bv letter, and all by messengers except
Mt. Vernon. Lincoln county. Zion
Hill Church. of Copiah county. made
application hy letter and messengers
fOr membership and was received INTO
the As.orin,ion. Mos, of the churchc,
made favorable reports. Elder j. Il.
Parish preached the introductory SER
mon on SATURDAY at ii clock TO Il
very large congregation, aud then The
Association proceeded with it, routine
work.
SUNDAY was devoted exclusively tn
religious exercises. y sabbath,
school mass meeting was held iii the
Court house at . O'Clock Il. M. con-
Quoted by Elder Is. A Crawford and
addressed by several members OF the
Association. AZ IL Il. ~, E!dcr d.
Il. Parish preached AZ the Court house
and Elder 4. \. Lonax nj the Baptist
Church; at = p. M, Elder j. ~.
scarborough preached AT the Court
house and Il. II. Purscr AZ the liap-
list Church. and at Z i. ~. Elder =.
Morris preached at the Court house.
monday the Association resumed lis
work, being principally the reception
and discussion oi reports on the
various interests about which the
body j. concerned. The report on
temperance which in due time we Will
give place i'm these columns, took
advanced ground in this great issue
now before the churches and people,
and after being warmly approved in
several addresses, was adopted by II
unanimous rising vote.
The ministers present during the
session us mes>egcr, from the various
churches and bodies with which the
Fair River Association Is in corre-
spondcncc were as follows: Elders
T.. L. Douglas, A. a. Lomax, ).
Morris, j. Il. Parish, j. a. Scar
borough, L. Douglass, II. III. Purscr,
+. ID. Bush, X. j. Boone, ID. ~.
Crawford. ". ii. Bailey, ]. ii. And.
Ing, j. II. Lane, ID. Drummond
and j. NJ. Richie. Among the
prominent layinc,nbers. Hons. Z. X.
Dale and l.. 4. Rowan.
The Association completed its Ia
bors on Monday afternoon ana at
journed to meet with the friendship
Baptist Church, Lincoln county, on
Friday before the 3rd Sabbath in
October. 1856. Elder 5. Morris was
appointed to preach the Introductory
sermon aud Elder w. Ill. Bailey al
tcrnatc. --Brooklavc Leader.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1885-11-12

Governor elect Foraker will soon
take possession of the State government
of Ohio. He will find all the officers
holding position under executive np.
pointmcnts tn be Democrats. He VIII
have large number Of appointments
TO make to fill vacancies caused either
by designations or removals. Does
any one suppose for u moment that n
single Democrat will bc retained IN
office, or n single one appointed to any
place in the gift Of the Executive!
And yet, IL we are to listen to the he,
publican and Mugwump organs, ana
believe them sincere in their profess
ions and teachings, Gov. Foraker
should not disturb the political status
of the State Government, ana should
remove 10 Democrat from Office except
for cause. This would he consistent
with the civil service law. But those
who are most urgent i'm It's enforce
mcnt look upon il as only for the
Democratic party to observe. IL has
no binding force upon Republicans,
who have no Idea Of civil service re-
form, and no intention of practicing II
when they are in powcr.-suminit
Sentinel.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1885-11-12
Guardians Sale.

by virtue Of u decree Of the Chaneery
Court Of Copiah county. made ON the eth
day Of July A. ID. losj. the undersigned
guardian Of II. e. Grant non cOmpos men.
It's, will on Mund ny, the 7th day Of De
c-nibe r. iSSJ, between the hours Of II u. IN.
and 5 p. ~. at the Courthouse door In the
tD~n Of Hi,zlelurst proceed to sell to the
highest bidder for cash, the following real
estate IA wit:
Allw hf sw or south and west BAYOU
Pierre III S4Tl Ri west; all e hf seqr
south and west Bay gu Pierre IN 0. ( /, RI
west; ~ ar 81 scqr 50. ]. r west; all .
hf swqr south anu west Bayou Pierre IS.
Ira west; c hi aud g hf whfss. IL. ~
west; sw ar NV qrsS. Il, r4 west; \ hf Of
hf of NV ar VI nwqr IS, IL I west; n hf
Of u hf Uf INV ar Of s~qr IS. IL. RI west;
VII OF Except e lil seqr) SO. I'll, west
> III lf ne ar he or -, !, r4west: e If
neqr swgr neqrsit west; hfe hss rs
ar sw ar ncqr 81. tl.ri west; n ht scqr
ne grs7. RI west; u hi Of ) hf ~ seqr
Of Iieqrs Z, /, raw west, hfof hf VI 10
ar NV ar ne qrs1. 1. RI west.
Lying aud being in Copla Ia county. state
OF Mississippi. SAID land 10 be sold to pay
debts.
A. HEATH. Guardian.
November 18th It.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1885-11-12
Election 10 Lincoln County,
The following is the ticket elected in
I iucnIu cniIuty.

The following Is the ticket elected In
Lincoln county:
FlOatcr-L. II. McLaurin.
Rcprcsentntivc-V. Il. Watts.
Sheriff.. w. McNair.
Treasurcr--Allcn Smith.
AsscssOr-J. NJ. Tyler.
Coroner and Isangcr--D. Is. Pat.
rick.
Surveyor. Blue.
The succcssful candidates for Beat
officers arc us follows:
Beat For Supervisor, Britton
Hall; Justices Of the Peace, q. ).
Mcmillan and u. II. Iloskins; Con-
stable, l.. j. Dcccll.
Beat 2-Supcrvisor, Hamilton
Smith; Justices, Of the Peace, n. ~.
Graves and j. NJ. Guess; Constable,
l.. Il. Lowell.
Beat 3-For Supervisor, j. 5.
Fielder; Justices of the Peace, j. +.
Greer, j. l.. Hart; Constable, ). ..
Kelly.
Beat 4-For Supervisor, $. +.
Oliver; Justices Of the Peace, D.. NJ.
King, T.. V. Lewis; Constable, Rank
flushing.
Beat J-For Supervisor, IL. j..
Magcc: Justices, Of the Peace, I. j.
Magcc, j. T.. Dcccll; Constable, WI
Pepper.
j. p. Wise was the regular nominee
for floatcr, and the majority given him
In jefferson was greater than that re.
ccivcd by McLaurin in Lincoln, ana
lac is, therefore, elected.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1885-11-12
lie Has Declined Again.

The startling intelligence comes
to us that Col. Singleton has de-
termined emphatically, and posi-
lively. and vehemently, not to he u
candidate Tor Congress, again, un'
less it would be to yield to the
wishes and crafty his old consti.
tuency. Col. Singleton is given to
such declarations. he has said il
often, aud will continue to say it.
But II is such an easy matter for 4
person TO convince himself that the
dear people are just crying for him.
Ia 1890 we have no doubt but what
Benjamin Butler will be a candi'
date for the Presidency aud Col.
Singleton candidate for Congress.
We don't know from what district,
however.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1885-11-12

Sam Jones and Sam Small are
attacking sin together. We do not
think II is right for them TO double
on town. We known that this
is a wicked and sin-cursed world,
but it does not merit all this. We
deserve mich pain and punishment
for our sins hut Jones and Small
together are too much. 1t is not fair
for them to double team.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1885-11-12

Bill Nyc says: ''Don't attempt to
cheat an editor out Of n years sub
scription TO his paper, or any other
sum. Cheat the minister. cheat the
doctor, cheat anybody and everybody
out IL you have any regard ior future
consequences, don't fool WIN ah cur
imc, or want some pubiic iavor ior
Yourself, or some OF your itlenus, anu
When your luck Is q lining OF Deau'y
md Joy forever, the editor VIII open
lpon you aud knock your ar castles
Into a cooked hat the first iirc. lie
viii subduc you, and then you VIII
cuss your stupidity for a dri,el'ns ID
lot, 90 and hire some man 10 KNOCK
you down and then kick you for 'aii-
ing.