The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1885-12-24
Gold pens at McCrackcn $.

Gold pens at McCrackcns
The M~etropolitan drug store keeps a
full line of fancy box papers.
The B. & NJ. Pharmacy keeps a full
line of Masonic books in stock.
They have nothing but the finest and
purcst drugs at Chencry d Stiles.
a full line of genuine Pebble spccta-
cles just received at McCracken 8.
Mrs. Wilcox of Sstrattnn was regis
tered at the Commercial. Wednesday.
Don t fail to see these elegant plush
albums at the Metropolitan drug store.
The celebrated Cumberland smithing
coal at fiallack & Towards lumber yard.
County Surveyor Morris of Stockyille
was in our city, yesterday, on land bust
ness.
Mems, boys and childrcn's hats at
eastern prices. Lowman & Son, Pate
Block.
Prescriptions accurately compounded
day OF night. at the new drug store of
Chenery d Stiles.
Divine services will be held in the NJ.
b. church, u-morrow morning at 7 o.
clock, mountain time.
Call and examine the nice display of
toilet sets at the Metropolitan drug store
before buying elsewhere.
The choicest meats at the Central
Meat Market of Brewer Bros. corner of
Main ana Dennison streets.
Tomorrow afternoon the ii. +. Sun
day School will have their Christmas
celebration at the new church.
T.. N. -Brickey & Co. are offering some
new inducements in the way Of prices on
fur caps. mufiers, neckwear. etc.
1t looks like war!!!!! Wilcox & I'ow-
ler have made still greater reductions in
prices. Now is the time to buy.
Child's Sets in silver at c. v. Bal
lard's, Met. Drug Store Block. iiake
the little one a lasting present.
The ~postofice will be open between
the hours of Z and s in the morning and
l and 2 ip the afternoon, Christmas day,
Ito morrow.)
Our new drug house, Mcsscrs. Chen
cry & Stiles, are getting their stock in
and solicit a share Of the public
patronage. Read their locals.
Il. NJ. Brickey 6 Co. arc selling cloth
ing and furnishing goods at the lowest
prices evcr known in McCook, and as
a consequence are enjoying an immense
trade.
We are requested to announce that
upon the first and third Sundays of each
month morning and evening services
will be held in the Opera Hall by Rev.
Fulforth of Red Cloud.
THE TRIBUNE continues to keep the !
Democrat quite busy apolosyzing for
and defending the liquor and sporting
elements. I'D rather be Il dog and
bay the moon, etc."
Our Driftwood friends propose to have
'doins' at the church, Christmas night.
The brethren over there never do things =,
by halves, and they promise this to be ,
no exception to the rule. f.,
Royal Buck has been confined to his t
come on the Willow for the past few i
weeks with Pneumonia, followed with |
fever. His illness rendered it {
necessary for his son Amos to leave {
and return home.-Courier. I
The Sunday School children will en-
oy a treat at the Congregational church,
;o-night. \ program of exercises suit |
'ble to the occasion has been prepared,
md a very pleasant and profitable sea- S
for old and young may De expected. G
The West Denn;son street hotel and I
he McNeely building on Main Avenue !
re both coming along nicely. These will
,e among the finest and most credita- 4
lie structures in the city when COM i
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