The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1888-10-19

Work IS progressing on the Touring mill of
a. j. Thompson & Co.
Remember Judge o. 7. Mason of Lincoln
at the opera hall, Saturday evening.
Don't buy a foot of lumber until you have
seen Billiard and learned his figures.
We have heard of men sowing wild oats,
but a wOmen's mission is to sew tears.
Complete stock and best grades of lumber
and coal at w. c. Billiard & Co.'s yard.
The I~lalladay negro MINISTRIES played to a
full b ,use al opera house. last night. Same
old gags"
bitches are being dug for the extension of
the water mains in the northwestern part of
the city.
O,kes' Sketch Club is billed to appear at
the opera hall on Monday evening next. the
22d instant.
This morning, Mr.. Wolf of Trenton and
Miss II Smith of this city were united is the
bonds of matrrmomy.
The Samuel Fisk property on Upper Man
chester street was this week purchased by }.
q. Hamilton. at a bargain.
w. {. Billiard have in stock best quality of
hard and soft coal. Remember this when
laying III your winters supply.
Let Bullard figure with you if you con
template building or making any improve
mentS. He will save you money every time.
Tie local M MIXERS of the state saloon keep
ers' league are in receipt, we hear it stated
on authority, of $500 for use in tie local cam
paign.
j. A. Wilcox, our next repr, sentative, cir
cIllated among the people of lndiannla and
Lebanon, Tuesday, speaking at the latter
place in the evening.
Preaching at the German church next Sun
day morning and evening, by PastOrT. May,
of CulbrrtsOn. Services begin at 1890 A. NJ,
and Z L. NJ, Mt.
No. McCook has not had a boom. this
summer; but she has quietly managed to
place IA hundred thousand or two in solid,
substantial improvements.
The pay car put inan appearance, Tuesday
evening. Being somewhat late, its arrival
was looked forward to with perhaps more
than uSusal pleasure by the boys.
Forty new locomotives have been ordered
by the burlington management to, in meaS-
ure, make good the shortage in motive power
under which they have been labOring for
some time.
c. W. Davis, Esq, returned OF the flyer,
"Wednesday, from his tour down the road Ell
Tightening the public mind OH matters of po-
litical moment. He reports warm enthusiasm
everywhere.
1t is said there is more joy in the demo-
cratic ann over one republican who joins
the third party, than over the ninety and nine |
old buffers who have aIway : voted the straight
bourbon ticket.
1t is stat, d that the d, m0craticHtate central
committee has pat up funds to keep the Ill
dianola Times from distress during the cam
paigli at least. A check for that plrp lSe, it
is alleged, was received by ii local banker
here. recently.
The rise in wheat would be very encourage
ing to farmers who have wheat for sale, if the
present fluctuations Were not produced by the
gamblers iii stocks, whose operations very
often do not Indicate the condition of the
regular markets.
The voters of this representative district
will see to it that a republican represents
them in the ileXt legislature. Justin \. Viii
cox of this city is the gentleman who will
have the honor Of looking after the interests
of this constituency.
Grapes are the latest remedy for obesity.