The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1885-08-20

Go to Cooley & Colvin for insurance
on your buildings or stock. c.
az Abstract linen legal cap with
numbered lines at this Office.
~ Hallack & Howard for Lumber .
and all kinds Of Building Material.
w. w. Palmer is selling piles of Har-
ness and Saddles and don't you forget it.
The old reliable STATE Insurance II
Co. of Des Moines, Iowa, Cooley & Col N
win, Agents. D
Land men report a great improvement
in the real estate business, and are pro- !
p~ortionately jubilant. .,
The real estate firm of G. E. McPher- ii
son & Go. hang their card upon the re
"outer wall, this week.
The courteous treatment and first r
class accommodations at the CONNER 81
cial House are making that hostlerie di
popular. =,
The sidewalk on the east side of Main IA
Avenue has been completed from the n,
Commercial House north to the Tully
building. r
The first shipment of stock, this year tv
was made from Haigler, Sunday. Sever W
al stockmen shipping a train of thirty to
three cars. !,
A gentleman from Lincoln, Tully by al
name, is having a business house. 24x- Jr
40 in dimensions erected on Main Ave- he
nue., north of the Commercial House.
The latest New York and London u
fashions just received, also new designs u
of goods by R. A. Cole, Merchant Tail m
or, first door west of B. & NJ. Pharmacy. =,
The first fresh oysters of the season co
at Ed. Kuester's, first door above the la
P. O. Oysters by the can or served in ia
every style. Fresh consignments every di
day. M
Go and investigate the merits Of the til
New American Sewing Machine at j..
P. Mathes' furniture store. It is easy
running, noiseless, and does every grade =,
of sewing beautifully. n
THE TRIBUNE has the very best facil- La
tiles and workmen for doing Job Work P,
in Southwestern Nebraska. We guar We
antee neat and tasty work, and entire ha
satisfaction in execution ma
For SALE-Nearly $50 acres of In
choice decided land, river front, mostly sc
hay land, within a mile of railroad sta su
ton, 81 miles west Of McCook. For co
further particulars inquire at this Office.
W. W. Palmer is receiving orders al
from Oberlin, Culbertson and other III
points, and the reason for this is, a full a
and complete stock of Harness Goods so
are kept constantly on hand and sold at III
Bottom Prices. io
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Nebraska -four for Ne~braskans. The D,
City Bakery received a carload Of that 60,
celebrated Grand Island Flour, this .
week. The shipment contains the new 50,
brand of -four, "White Frost" which is
without a peer, and is guaranteed to be
the very finest brand in the city. 'h'
ito
A brick store room was commenced, hu
yesterday, by H. c. Rider on West Den ii,
nison street, opposite the City Bakery. lis
The building will be one story high and Ra
16x30 feet in dimension. West Den II,
nison street is looming up with her ar no,
ray of bricks steadily on the increase. n.
At our expense we occasionally send ma
out a few sample copies of THE TRIB- the
UNE. Parties to whom they are address, Th
ed need feel no hesitancy about taking del
them from the Office. We do not aim l..
to make you an unwilling reader, and ant
will certainly never consider them as vii
other than complementary. Read and bal
compare. res
Having just added a bath I'm prepared oe'
to clean s~ilverware of any kind, and lie
make it look bright and fresh as when