The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1890-06-13

The Lathrop millinery store has been
moved to BARLEY.
Don't fail to ote j. Albert Wells
Especial, this issue.
Two or three new farm houses are 60
ing up on the South Side.
All grades of McCook Flour.
PoTTERDAY & EAsTERDAY.
Episcopal services will be held next
Sunday, morning and evening, in Meek
err block.
WANTED-To rent two unfurnlshed
rooms, at once. Address or call on Mrs.
G. ID. Belknap.
The citizen who tied his dog to the
hose, after sprinkling hours, is in the
line of promotion.
70 cents buys more meat at Brewers
market than ST. 90 will purchase any
where else in McCook.
The council at their meeting, We'd
nesday evening, appropriated $50. 90
fnr roiiof nI fho R,o1clou, ,,Fo.o.
A reissue and increase of pension has
just been granted John G. Russell of our
city, and the good work goes merrily on.
The Eaton ranch property was pur-
chased by G. W. S. Eaton of Liberty,
Indiana, during his visit here, last week.
The case of Samuel r. Smith against
NJ. Allen Spaulding, error from this
county, was filed in the supreme court,
Monday.
The hearing of the county-seat re-
moval case will come up before Referee
Cessna at Indianola on Tuesday next.
the 18th inst.
We don't claim to save you % per
cent, but will save you much vexation
of spirit If you buy your -four of us.
POTTER & yesterday.
The county clerk hasjust received no
tice that the appropriation made by the
state for county certificates on wolf scaps
has been exhausted. The appropriation
was $10,0O0.-Times.
This week, Frank Harris disposed of
his farm, nine miles northwest Of Nc
Cook, to John B. Smith of Dubuque,
Iowa. Consideration, $l,40O. Ryan &
Noren were the agents.
If you want to see a string of fine
colts drop into the Circle Front livery
barn, tomorrow. John s. Hughes, the
Hayes county horseman, announces
such an exhibition, and it will be worth
seeing.
The brick men think they have burnt
a kiln of good brick. leans will begin
early next week to haul them to the col
lege campus and the brick layers will
propably begin the week following. The
work will be pushed vigorously so that
the building will be ready and the COL
lege will open September 18th, $780,
BARLEY Inter-Ocean.
If you have trouble to start the grass
on your lawn the following will start
Alright: Level the lawn, SOW the seed,
rake in very lightly, and then cover
with an inch or two of coarse hay.
You can then turn the sprinkler on.
After the grass gets an inch high you
can rake off the loose hay. This method
is a sure one. Try it.
So you want to know where the flies
come from, do you, Lucullus? Well
the cyclone makes the house fly, the
blacksmith makes the fire fly, the carpen-
ter makes the saw fly, the driver makes
the horse fly, the grocer makes the sand
fly, the boarder makes the butter fly,
and if that is not enough for you, you
will have to pursue your future studies
in entomology alone.
Window plants may be grown any
season of the year in the following man
ner: Soak a large piece of coarse sponge
in water, squeeze half dry and sprinkle
in the openings red clover seed, millet,
barley, grass, rice and oats. Hang itin
the window where the sun shines a por-
ton of the day and sprinkle daily with
water. 1t will soon form a mass Of liv-
ing green where even the clover will
bloom.
Dry Creek was the scene of two SER
ious accidents, the latter part of last
week. Tn the first instance a vouno son