The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1888-09-28

thing I'D tact, that pertains to Il
f~rst-class hardware establishment.
Tin and Job work of every charac-
ter is also a feature of importance,
and the facilities In this depart
ment are also frst-class. The
goods are all new ard fresh look
ing. and bear tie brands of the
best makers in the country. No
establishment in Southwestern
Nebraska is better prepared tc meet
the wants and requirements of the
public, anG no house can or will
sell q better class of goods OF at
lower prices.
COLEMAN BROS,
dealers in hardware, stoves and
tinware. have been doing business
in this city about two and a half
years, and that they have gained a
position well to the front as regards
the character anG extent of bust
ness transacted, none will deny,
who are acquainted with the facts.
This firm, which comprises L. e.,
J. Il. ana G. e. Coleman. are also
the owners of a similar enterprise
at Culbertson, and the manage
ment Of this establishment dcyolvcs
upon The first named. They are
the occupants here of a building
$50 feet in length: by % in width,
al of which space is fully utilized,
and comprising a stock hat is
complete 10 the smallest detail.
The stock consists of shelf and
heavy hardware Of every descrip-
ton, tools, cutlery, stoves, ranges,
tinwaro, barb-wirc, pumps, wind
mills. and everything, III act, that
pertains to q frst-class establish
ment. Tin and job work is a
specially, and two frst-class tin
nors arc kept busy most Of The
time IL that department. They
manufacture nearly all the lin
stock sold, which is superior in
every way to that usually handled
by the trade. The above firm are
formerly from Guthrie county, la.
They arc practical men, always
fair and honorable i'll business mat
tors. and as a result, are doing a
lcadin.r business il their line.
FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING.
This department of t!tn business
interest," Of McCooh is unusually
well Represented. and IS Z leal-
ing clement in that line. VIC arc
pleased - refer to tn large.
we'll stocked establishment II Pade
4 Son. This firm commenced
business here about three years
ago, and to-day we find them at the
head of an enterprise that is not
only a leading feature in the Nor
camille interests of this place, Lat
ono that would be q credit to I
much larger city. They are the
occupants of q salesroom. 22x>0,
together with q ware room, 22xGo,
all well filled, and embracing
everything that belongs to the
furniture trade. from a common
wooden seated chair to the elegant
chamber and parlor suit, and con-
sisti2g Of the best and most stylish
goods made. The sale of carpets,
window shades, curtains and fix
lures. children's cabs and carriages,
frames and mouldings, is also a
feature of Importance. The under
taking department is no less COM
plete. 1t is provided with a good
hearse, and a full stock carried.
Messrs. Pade & Son arc both prac-
teal men, the elder for many years
engaged in the manufacture offur-
niture, while the son. II. f.. has
had long experience in both the
wholesale and retail departments of
the business. Briefly speaking,
the establishment is far in advance
of the similar concerns of towns of
this size, and offers many desirable
advantages to the purchaser.
ICDWICk & T~ROWBRIDGE
are leading representatives of The
furniture and undertaking business
and worthy of more than a passing
notice in this connection. This
house was established about four