McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-03-19

sold at from 81 to So. 90 per hun
dred. Also, fresh supply of Whit
Bolted Corn Meal and Graham Flour
DENTIsTRY-Dr. Gibson is prepare,
to receive calls In his new Office, oppo
site the post-office. If you want frs
class, reliable dental work, at moderat
prices, give him call. Perfect salts
faction guaranteed.
With snow a foot deep in Iowa ant
Illinois, and the prospective mud-ugh
And farmers breaking and preparing
for and sowing their spring crops in Ne
braska, how handsomely does the con
trast loom forth for our rising state.
We understand that number O
business houses will be erected on tn,
south side Of the track, in Mr.. Rider
addition. Among which will be drus
store by John 'Doner of Abba, Iowa
Also, a lumber yard, general store, etc
In the way of miniature articles o.
apparel, those knit by Mrs. H. W. Pike
for Mr.. and Mrs Bosley's dainty infant
take the whole culinary department al
wholesale rates. The articles would
hardly accommodate an ordinary robust
doll.
For sALE-A good / sec. of decided
land, with good improvements, and on
good terms. Will also receive stock to
pasture, for the season, but will not be
responsible for accidents, should any oc-
cur. For information inquire of j. P.
Squire, 6 miles S. W. Of McCook.
At least one item of legislation by the
late Legislature that will receive public
approval is the repeal Of the five per
centum penalty tax law, and the author
izing of county treasurers to refund all
such penalties already paid. So call
around for your penalty money to the
treasurer
We have had various sums Of money
invested in other businesses for the past
few months, which we would be graft
fed to have for our own use. Will those
owing us, toward whom we have been
very lenient, kindly come forward and
settle these accounts and save further
uupleasantness and expense?
Atwood is looming up largely, this
spring. Contractor Salisbury and j. C..
Arbuckle went down, Monday, to COM
mence the erection of building 24xS0
for W. Fl. Hayden and another 24x4O for
a Mr.. Spencer of Hastings, to be used
as drug store. Both of these build
ings were framed at this place.
A misfortune-the loss of valuable
horse-befel James X. Spencer, who
moved into this vicinity, last December,
while on the way from our town to ODER
lin. The horse started from Olcott's
barn in apparent good health, and sud
denly dropped over dead en- route. The
loss is severe one to Mr.. Spencer.
The proprietor of the Commercial
House, Geo. E Johnston, informs us
that his house has been entirely made
quate to the rush of patronage, the past
few weeks. For the accommodation of
his increased business, he has rented
and furnished a number of rooms in the
neighborhood of his hostelrie, besides
making some improvements at home.
A force of men have been at work
around the Eating House, the past week,
erecting some buildings and putting
things in ship-shape generally. Apro-
pos, MIR. Swan has put board per week
at So; at this figure even the reporter
who has charge of the department of
theology, Hebrew and Sanscrit on The
tribune can, with the millionaire COM
mercial tourist partake.
Recently. DIR. Wiley informs US, par
ties have been interfering with his
property on the porch in front of the.
store. The same has been scattered
around, and damaged in some cases to
such an extent as to make the articles
nnsaleable. Some of the property has
never been recovered. The doctor de-
sires us to intimate that he will make
use of a shot pun in the future if these