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Tor Jiu'prcsontiriive ( to fill vacancy )
UK HOCKSELL , .
For County Judge ,
H. M. ASI1MQKK.
! ' ! > County Clerk ,
CI1A11LKS IX CRAMER.
i. , / : .For. County Treasurer ,
J. H. GOODRICH.
1 'For Sheriff ,
, / ; ? , JT.0HXVKLB011X. .
fr. ' . ' ' ' For Cormier.
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; ; Ittr. L. IEBJOHNSON. .
'For ' Supt. Public Tnstruetion ,
C. L. NETTLFA'ON :
For Surveyor ,
TAGE T. FRANCIS.
For County Commissioner ,
* - i ? T fnvw
THK sttr rouftc fjxwu Niobrara io Ft
Ilandall , Dakota , has been discontinued.
John R. Mluar WM ihe lowest biddei
for supplying -eexvice upon this route ,
and was awjwded tlie contract , which
was afterwards annuleJ because of some
technical impeffieofciojis , Tjbe reasons
given at tlie jwet offiee department foi
.the abolition of the route , are that since
the date of advertisement for proposals
the railway system in that section of
the country has been extended so great
ly that the necessity for the star route
.service no longer exists.
IT is said by the officer * of the post
ofiicc 4ep rtuitfDt that the n r posta )
npie * ore proving a great convenience
to Joticry eotupatiicsand to many firms
aiidcorporatious throughout the country
\vliich huvtf beea Wack-listed bj the de
partment jd denied the privileges of
the money order and rcgistcry systems.
Those companies and firms are now
having remittances made to them in
postal notes , which are payable to bear-
r , and which do not come within the
grasp of the department orders forbid-
ing tlic jutyment.
THK statue of Germany recently un
veiled with sueh imposing ceremonies
well expresses the-present condition of
Europe. Germany is dominant ; the
< jierinan emperor is virtually thu dicta
tor of Europe ; neither king nor pope
nor president dares stir without his con-
eent , " And it is an honor to the Ger
man people and to the aged emperor ,
that this great power is used to con
serve the interests of peace. Every
nation , while Germany retains its
strength and pursues its present policy ,
trill be free to develop its internal
strength , but must make no attempt to
interfere with its neighbor , or to ac
quire foreign territory. It would seem
a though a .period of peaceful prosper
ity for Europe had begun , yet appear
aJi.ccs are deceitful and war is at any
moment po ible ; if it should begin ,
there would be a Htruggle of Titans
tiuch as Europe has never witnessed.
JoSBPH XIMMO. JK. , chief of the bu
reau of statistics , treasury department ,
ha ? issued an advance statement of im
migration into the United Slatestlurini * "
tue month of August , 1883 , and the
two months ended the date , as compared
with the immigration during the same
periods of 1882. During the month of
August there arrived in the customs
districts of Baltimore , Boston , Detroit ,
Huron. Minnesota , Xcw Orlcanp , New
York. I'assamaquoddy , Philadelphia
; md San Francisco , 52,888 passengers
nf whom 38.383 were immigrants,9,718
citizens nf the United States , returned
from abroad , and-1,782 aliens not in-
tcnding to remain in the United States.
Of thia total number of immigrants
t'he. e arrived from , England and Wales ,
< ,310 : Ireland , 3.5UU : Scotland , 830 ;
Aitfctria. C85 ; Belgium. 1:89 ; Bohemia ,
f > 32 : Denmark. T 54 ; France. 307 ;
Germany. 13.3G8 ; Hungary , fiol ; Italy.
1525 ; Netherlands , 252 ; Norway , 1.35ft ;
Jntssis. (587 : Poland. 114. Sweden.
1,771 ; Switzerland , 71D ; Dominion of
< 'anidi , 4.883 , and from all other
i-ountvies , 81G. The arrivals of immi
grants in these customs district.com - "
] iri c about < 37 per cent , of the imni- , ' ]
gration int.Q the entire country. ! i
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THE COUNTY FAJR
A Success Boili in the Number o
Exhibits aixl Altgiiflniits.
Bed. Willow County Does Herself Grea
Credit in .Her Second" Annual
Exhibition.
The county fair , hdld at Indianola
last week , w w : i success in the excel
lence oi' 5t.s cxhiliit.s and number of it ;
exhibits and number of its attendance
The juclcment weather of the earh
part of the week kept a number of per
sons ait homo wiio would both have at
tuntfad the four , , wn < i who would have
taken .vith them something for exhibi
tion , but notwithstanding tki milita
ting iufluene.e ( there was u creditable ex
hibit , and a good a.tt-iudance. The fair
was held -ou grounds leased for that
purpose adjoining Indianola on the
west , and which had been end ised by A
wire fence. The grounds were well
adapted for a fair ; they were close to
town , level , and possessed an abun
dance of shade and water. A building
c
liad be.cn erected for the display of
needle work , and works of art , and en
closures had been made for tlie stock.
The G. A. 11. had pitched their tents on
a commanding knoll , and they presented -
ed quite a pleasing appearance. Fri
day was the big day , the clouds , which
had ma < lc the preceeding days cold and
dismal , broke that morning , the fog
dissipated at 2.0 early hour , the bright ,
warm sun came out , and nature assum
ed her most pleasant garb. The people
ple began to come to come to the fair
early in the da } , some by suecial train
from MeCook , some by wage is , others
on horseback , and not a few on foot.
The McCook Light Guard Band , tinder
the marshalship of C. D. Craia r , Com-
mader of the GA. . 11. Post , proceeded
to make a tour of the townand , then to
the grounds , the small boy following in
the wake too full of glee for utterance ,
lie mcQ , women and children attracted
by the sweet strains of music gradually
assembled on the ground , and by noon
there were probably more lied Willow
county Bcople congregated together
than on an } ' previous occasion.
THE EXHIBITS.
The first thing that attracted the
attention of the stranger was the dis
play of vegetables , and in this Red
Willow county is certainly entitled to
respect. Larger vegetables of the root
9rder never were grown in any land.
Here were monstrosities in the tray of
beets grown by G. A. Hunter that
3eat anything ever before exhibited ;
jabbages and squash grown by Win.
( Vindhurat that were all a man wanted
x > lift ; cauliflower from the ranch of J.
\ . Taylor on Red Willbw creek that
vere wonders ; turnips exhibited by S.
iV. Stilgeljoucr , the size of which excit-
id awe , and onions , watermelons , sweet
iotatoe , pumpkins and other vegcta-
les that were not only of extraordin-
iry size , but of equally remarkable
[ uality. Among the display of vcgeta-
les were five varities of potatoes en-
cred by J. F. Helm that were very
inc.
inc.B.
B. B. Duckworth exhibited two va-
icties of corn , yellow and calico , that
emonstratc-d what good farming would
iroducc , and there was also exhibited a
ample of white corn that would be a.
redit to many an eastern state. There
ras on exhibition also several samples
f wheat , winter and spring , that spoke
rill for the parties who raised them.
The display of needle work attracted
be ladies , and to judge from their ex- 1i i 1
lamations of admiration , this dcpart-
icnt was well represented. The cx-
ibit spoke well for the taste of the
tdics.'who exhibited their handiwork ,
ud demonstrated that a love for the
1
uautiful found place in their hearts.
iinoug the curiosities was a quilt con-
lining forty-lhv hundred pieces , made
y a lady seventy-three yeans old.
Mr.-\ Joint Sanders took premiums in ' a
us department for knitted pair of } I
: ocking.s airl a child's afihii. j -
Hayden & McCartney of Indianola
had a handsome case of notions ifrou
their store at that place , and Mrs. R
II. Hamilton a fine display of milliner
goods ; both of which were mucl
admired.
There was .entered lu the domesiii
department a number of varieties o :
jelly , nice looking bread , and choice
dairy butter.
A sample1 of sorghum molasses , made
on lied "Willow Oreek , was avne of the
exhibits not expected to be found in ; i
county so far west.
STOCK.
A number of fine horses , mares ami
coits were cn'ere.d. Amongst which
were Pat. MeKillip's Xorman
Hcndrick's Messenger , a fine sucking
colt owned by H. S. West , awl a large
brood marc and three grown upcolts
by her side , entered by John Long-
neckcr.
In cattle If. S. West entered scr-
eral head of Poled Angus ; George A.
Hunter a thorough-bred Durham cow ;
W. II. Do Jan a herd of high grade
Shorthorns , and' J. F. Helm sixteen
head of graded Shorthorns and Herefords -
fords that attracted particular attention.
There were eight pens of hogs con
taining iChchte.r Whites , Berkshire * ,
and other breeds. A seven month's
old Duroc Red boar seemed to attract
the attention of the
greatest hog-fan
ciers. Goodrich and Barber exhibited
a pen of fine sheep , and J. F. Black a
large .Southdown ram.
A coop of large Dominique chickens ,
exhibited by 11. S. West , attracted
considerable attention.
In addition to the above enumerated
exhibits there were many others that
were equally worthy of mention , but
which we were compelled to pass over
on account of limited space.
AMUSEMENTS.
The crowd was well entertained by
the delightful music of the McCook L.
G- . Band , the horse racing , the flying
horse , a base ball game , the G. A. R.
drill and parade , the consumption of
water melons , and speeches made by
Royal Buck , C. L. Nettleton , 11. H.
Criswcll and a gentleman from Chi-
sago. All seemed to be having a good
lime , and not an1 unpleasant occurrence
ivas reported during the entire fair.
STRAY SHOTS.
The G. A. R. tlcctedR. H. Cris-
arcll , Colonel , and E. P. McCornrick ,
Lt. Colonel for the ensuing year.
Everybody envied the band when it
; ot the free ride on the flying horse.
A McCookblood" put up one dollar
md took down sir on the hor.se race.
Red Willow county's dude with his
lolid girl took in the fair.
Additional Locals.
VALLEY GRANGE ITEMS.
Charles Bowles and family took in
he fair , last week.
N. Burtlcss was up on the Willow ,
ast week.
Chas. Lathrop , Ed.Wheaton's cousin ,
rrivcd on Thursday.
A. E. Jacobs has bought a couple
carltug heifers.
Mr. Thomas and partner , from Texas ,
ith about 100 head of horc. < , will
ike their winter quarters at K. Davis'
inch on Driftwood.
John A. Davis is about to move on
is old homestead.
We notice that II. II. Pickeus has a
liingle rdof on his new sod houf-.e.
J. S. Xcwcomc rides in a now Stude-
akcr wagon.
Rather breezy the past few davs. ti
Mrs. N. Bnrtlcss is looking for j t
lends from Colorado to spend the
inter. Z / Y.
We Accept the Amendment.
The extraordinary growth of Mc-
ook in the last year has excited tuc
ITof her neighboring cities , and the j a
Castings Gazette- Journal lets off ome
f its spleen by stating in its last Satur-
ty issue that "McCook conies out and
aims the title of the 'Magpie City of
ic West. ' " So gro.- a statement Ht-
c become.- reputable paper. Mc-
c TKIKUNE.
That was a mistake of the type setter ,
id should have read as it was written.
Magic City of the West. " Hastings
id the Gazette-Journal have nothing
it friendly feelings towards McCook.
Hastings Gazette-Journal.
A People's Convention.
A People's Convention will be Kel <
at the Court Hoti.se , on Saturday , Ocl
13 , at 1 o'clock , ] . si. , for the purpose
of placing in nomination cahdidates fo
the following offices .
One representative , one county judge
one county clerk , one supt. public in
strnction , one coroner , one surveyor
one county commissioner , one count ;
treasurer and one sheriff. A genera
invitation is .extended to all to attend
MANY
SPECIAL WOTICE.
We will continue to send the Tiun
iUNE to all persons whose names appeal
on 33r. Israel's subscription list , li
there be anyone .who desires to discon
tinue the paper , he will notify us al
once , otherwise he will be held liable
for the paper sent to his address.
All monies due the Tuini..VK fors.nl-
< cription come by the terms of the sale to
me. Parties who know themselvcH to be in
arrears for .subscription will Ive wariuly
received at any time , if they come cash
in ha d. -V. 15. COKFIWTH ,
Publisher.
A CARD
To the Voters of lied Willow County :
It is generally known throughout the county
hsit I was coming1 out for the olliee f County
treasurer , siibjeet to the decision of the Hc-
mbliean I'ounty Convention. Hefore llio prl-
naries weiw held. I was called to the stele-lied
of one. and the death-lied of another near And
letir relative in another state ; and eonse-
Inently had to abandon my political stock in
he convention. Hut , be.-au-o. I obeyed the
lictates of manhood and the eall of duty , f do
lot believe I have forfeited any poll ! leal rights' .
and I propose to trust to the judgment of my
fellow-citizens In regard to whatever claims I
may have for the oflice. I iLereforo minounoe
myself an iiWtepemlent candidate for the ofliee
of ouiitv Treasurer of IJed Willow county.
J7WGEORGE " - VIH'XTJiR. .
A CARD !
1V > the Voter * ; of lied Willow County :
I hereby announce myself as a candidate
for the olliee of County Clerk of Hod Willow
County , subject to the decision of the People's
Convention to lx ; held at Indianola , October
lUtb.lss : } . Having served as County Commis
sioner for tfix years , I believe 1 understand
tlic duties of CountyClerk imd can give goii-
. > ral satisfaction UesjK'ctfuHy ,
S.V. .
NOTICES OP COMPLAINT.
U. S. Land Olliee McCook , Xeb. . Oct. Sth l ct.
Complaint having been enicreil at this oilice
} y I eonard H. Stiles against lienjamiii F.
floyt. for abandoning his homestead entry
S'o. l J , dated at North I'latte. Neb. , .Ian. d.
I8W ) , upon the southeast rjuarti-r , se. tion 14 ,
: owtislnp , north. ningeoiJ.west. in lied Willow
ouuty , Xeb. . with a i-iew to the cancclhitioi :
) f said entry ; the said parties an ; hereby sum
noned to appear at thisoillceoii the HtU tlnj
if November , 1SSJ , at 10 o'e'oek A. M , to re
ipond and furnish u-stimony concerning saic
illeged abandonment. O. L. LAWS ,
lMt. Register.
U. S. Land Office , McCook. Neb. ,
October : W , 1HS ) . f
Complaint having been entered at this oflicc
iy Isiuic N Holmck against illiam A. Wallin
or abandoning his homestead entry No. 1'Mi ,
ated at North Platte , Neb. , Juneil , 18Ti ! , uion
he northwest J { section 10 , township U. north ,
ange y , west , In Red Willow county. Neb. ,
rilli view to cancellation of H id entry ; the
aid parties are. hereby rtuinmoncd to appear
t this office on tins 7th day of November , IHSJ ,
11U o'clock , A. M. , to respond and furnMi
L'Stimony concerning said alleged abandon
lent. is-4t. G. L. LAWS. Register.
U. S. Land Office. McCook , Neb. , { .
September 24th , 18SJ. i
Complaint having beeii.entered at this oflice
y JiuncH liarrett against William Drown.
> r abandoning his homestead entry No.4i'J ,
ated at North Platte , Neb. , JuneW.lSSO.upon
le southeant section K , township 3. north ,
ingfllu , west , in Red Willow county , Neb..with
view to the cancellation of said entry ; the
lid parties are hereby summoned to appear
t this oJliee on the 27th day of October. LSSJ.at
I o'clock , A. M. , to respond and furnish tsti -
lony concerning said alleged abandonment.
17-4t. G. L. LAWS , Register.
U S L cd Omce. M < : OOK. Nt-li. , I
July -.5. 18:5. f
Complaint having beun entered sit thb olTIce by
rancisL Spicer ncaltiKt George Abrl fir
illiiru to comply with law as to t-c entry Xo. 1447
itd at North Platte Neb. March 20 1S7S , upontli
v * If sice 34 ti 7n'ii nuiKL19 ! we > t. lu Red Willow
lunty. Nebr. with ailew to tlic ciinc.-llatlun ot
III rntrj ; cent dtsnt alleclMK thit said Abel has
tiled to plant to trees , seeds or cuttings , live
: ros of Miid tract during the Hrst tliree years
' his entri' : the said prnies urc. here-
suinitKincd tonppcurat thl.tilTicu on the. 27th day
Oct. , 1SSJ at 2 oYloek p. m. . to rc-pund and
iiibli testimony coneenilnKSnid alien il failure
n- ! > G. L. Laws , register.
. if. LAXII Orriuu McCook Neb. , .Iuy , 25
Comlaint having been ciiterep at this
r Frederick 1C Wllkes againstGeorge D Itainl
r jailure to comply with law as to t-c entry
ii. . .48 dated at North I'latte Neb. , April 10 i87u
on the s-e M Sec S ! tp 1 north range 2 we.-t
Red Willow county Noliraska with a view t < >
e cancellation of said entry : contestant , ai
ding that said liainl lir.s failed to plant to
fes. frecds or cuttings . " acres of said tract
! lhin three years from the date of his said
.try ; the. said parfie > are hereby summoned
appear at this office on tlie27thilaj of Oct. . j n
% 1 t 1 o'clockp in , to respond and furnbli 1
? timony concerning said alleged failure.
n-t ! ( I.L. Laws. Hegi < ter.
FINAL PEOOF HOTICES.
Land Omco at McCook. Neb. , not. 10. ItiXJ.
fotice is hereby given that the following
med settler has Hied notice of his Intention
make final proof in support of his claim.
d that said proof will be made befor' Regis-
r and Receiver at McCook , Neb. , on Wedne-J-
y , November 21 , ISKJ. viz. : Frederick K.
didres , homestead SJ10. for the Miuthwest li
jtiou 15 , township 3 , north. Kiuge 2U. west ,
j names the following witnesses to prove his
ntinuouB residence upon , nnd cultivation
said land , viz. : Nicholas Sevenker , John H.
erst , Fred. Treble and M icho. all of Me-
ok. Nob. 19-Ct. G.L. LAWS , Register. j _
land Ollice r.t JlcCix.k. NVh. . Oct. :0. 'f&.S. j
"nticu Is ni-rr.hy tlvon that tin * f-I < iwlnp nim-u i , . , ,
tlor has fil'M notice of ht Icicntlon to iui'e final i j , :
of In MipK rt r.f his claim , tliat ill prtKjf ulll li < - j w'
di-lici'nro Ki dstersnd Becelvrr at MrCwik , N 'h. . i > , -
Tui-sday , N \ - . 2r , I b:5.lz : .Tclin Cruts. j > . js. | , ' 1 (
. IHih'for thi * MiathwcHi''j M-ction- - wn hiptJ. ,
th. murcai..viit. . IIi-tiarac * the folt-jwliisj wli- '
s-cs to prow hiri cfintlnunut rpfiilrncc uvio nj j ( .t
tlvutloti uf Mht land , vl/ : " < Vii < ; Hm Krc-n3n. ] : !
rpu Hinltii. .loha Mat.-cn awl Wns. K. EV-TL-J ? . ai ! : , j |
JriftivooJ , Xu'j. G. I. . l.\ws. | , ) f
3-tit. ISt'sI-tcr.
Land Ofllce at Mc"ook , Xob. . oot. (1.1 KJ.
Notlco Is hereby uiven that thu t'ollowlng
named settler has Illnd notice of liliintMiitlun
to icnkotlnulproof , in Kupport < > ! m * Mtn ,
and that wild jiroof uill'b 'innd"btfiirt"J { ' ( iif.
terand Rrcvivurtit Mct'ook ' , Xeb. , on i'riilu > .
November Hith , II * : ! , vl/.r AsaTrumbo , homt-
stead entry 2.VJ.i. for the north'i ii' rthea-r - (
and north 'i northwest , f-c-etl > u2. , t > wjMhijj
2 , north , range31. west. Ho n.imesthe follou-
Injf vvitne-S'ti'S to juove hi irontliiuourt iel l
thnci > upon , und eiiUivation of. Mild lund.vi/ . "
Joseph Wllliutus. Roderh ; Mariu.-s. Lou IFo. . * . - .
and fhark's A. S'mltii , all of Vullton. N'eb.
l'-Jt. ' . L. I.AWsi. IleuMetv
LHIIS ! ( llllce at Alcl'ook. Neb. . HepU 20.
Notice Is li.-reby .given Hint t-be I'D lou
named settler has. Hied notIw of his intoiitluii
to make tlinil proof lnsniiort ) ) of his cluim.and
that -aid jiroof will be nmdtr before RcglMer or
ReceiveraMeCook , Neb. , on IVidav , Nov. Si.
lywt , viz : U'illiam .lohnsnn. homi : . tead Xu.
1572 for the northwej-t v M-etioa : U , tti -i-Iiii. |
4. noiHi of rangeliU , we.-r. He iuinntin - in- !
lowing vitno cs to prove his continunn re"i-
dejiee ujxni , and cultivation oi' . Miid land. vU :
J.ohu S lodn'lle , Thomas liugglesThoHit
Holes of McCook , Ncsli. , : id IL W. .lolui-tin < ! ! '
, N'eb. 17t O.L LAWS , Reg Liter.
UHiceat .McCmik. N'eb. , Stpt. : . ' .
Xotice i < hereby given that the following
named settler has tiled notice of her intention I
to mafee final proof in support of IKT claimami ,
that said prwof will be made before Rcginteror
Receiver at MH'ook. NI-I > . , m IVidav. Nov. 2il.
INSJ : , viz. : I/.HIRI PliiillphuiiMritcud No.j.M.\
for the west ' northwest * - , , and north yt MMitb-
west h section 2j , township H. north of ning < "
IW , we . She names th followlnir witne-"es
to prove ker continuous n hlence up m. mid
cultivttion of. Mild land , viz. : JIarv K. ( ( rtiie ,
Minnie Hat.-s William Oruteand U. ! : . Mel'her-
fton. all of McCook , Neb.
17t. . ( ! . L. LAW'S , Iteglster.
Land Olliee at. MuCouk. Neli _ Sept. 15.
Notice H lioreliy given that the following
named settler has riled noticeof his intention
to niat < ; ( ln J ( imof lit support of
iiis claim. MU < \ that hitiil jirouf
will J e made hffon ; Hegister and Keeeh
er at McCook. Neli. , tin Monday , October 'M ,
18SI , vir. . : John E. Far r. home Uwl No. lit : ,
fortlie W. 'i S.V. . i. ; S. W. > 4 N. U' . h and li > t
4. section 4 , township i , north , ranged , wesu
He names Me following witnesses to prove hi-
eontinuons residence upon. nml cultivation < > l.
wdd land , viz. ; A. Jones. Perry Jones , Annif
5. Kendaltnnd A.S. Itonirlitun. all of Indian
ola , Nob. liwa. . L. LAWS. UegiHN.-r.
Land Office at MvCook. Neb. , Sept. li. ISXi.
Notiee is hereby given that the following
named settler has tiled not fee of his Intention
to make Until proof in support of his claim.
md that said proof will be made I to Tore Itcgi.
er mid Heeeiverat MeCook , Neb. , on Sat unlav ,
Nov. : i. ISSI5. JottliebP.U'ciek.wlio maii.-
lomi-stead upjilieution No. Wi. for the N.\V
section ± 1 , townsbip.7 , north , rangv ! JH. west.
I ( ! iiiuues the foltutving witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation 01.
said land , vl/ . : Adolph Iticscback. Keoive
VhiteVilJiani Coletmin and Charles Wool-
) right , all of MeCook , Neb.
HWit. < ; . L. LAWS. Hegister.
Land I'lliws at McCook. Neb. , Sept. 18. ISfCt.
Notice is hereby given that I ho folhnving
lametl settler has tiled iititiceof his intention
o make Dual proof hi support of his claim.
nd that said proof will be jaade before iegi
er and Receiver at McCook. Neb. , on Kridaj.
let. 7 , 1SSJ , vi/ . : James Shepherd , homestead
" 70 for the southeast } a set-tion L' . " > . township .1.
lorth. mngeOOvest. . He names the following
vitneifecs to prove his continuous residenei-
jon. and cultivation of , said land , vi/ . : David
. Osbor/i of Oslioni. Neb. , James Spaulding
nd Daniel Doyleof liox Elder , Neb. , and John
K. Walters f McCook , Neb.
G. L. LAWS , Register.
OHIce at McCook , Neb. . Sept IS , lt < Xl.
Notice : is hereby given that the following
mmed settler has tiled notice of his intention
0 make ttnul in support of his claim , and that
uid proof will IKJ made before KegNter and
teceiver at McCook , Neb. , on Saturday , Oct.
X , 1W1 , viz. : Daniel Matson , homestead N. .
' . , for the southeast J * southeast ! + section L' .
> ast ; : northeast U section II , and south weM
1 northwest Ji section 12. township I. north.
augeiil. west. He names the following wit-
lesses to prove hiscoutinuous residence upon.
.nd cultivation of. said land , viz. : John Out *
nd William Itrennon of Culbertson , Neb. , ami
Villiam F. Everi-it and Charles II. Smith of
IcOook , Neb. HWJt. ( j. L. LAWS , He JSter.
Land Olliee at McCook , Neb. , Sept. IS. 18SI.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
umed settler has filed notice of his intention
i > make tlnal proof in supi > ort of his claim , and
liat said proof will be made before Register
nd Keeeiverat MeCook , Neb. , on Friday. Oct.
i. 18KJ , viz. : Henry.C. Shephcnl. hoincsteml
il , for the west J northest J * section 25 , and
est { soutlieast ? i section 24 , township 5 ,
orth. range . ' 10. west. He names the follow-
ig witnesses to prove his continuous reti-
unee upon , and cultivation of , said hind , vi/ . :
iavid J. Osborn of Osborn. Neb. , Jas. SpuuW-
ig and Daniel Doyle of Box Elder , Net. .
i > lm E. Walter of McCook , Neb.
G. L. LAWS , Itegit-ter.
L nd OfiScc t McCook Xcb. . Sept. 10 , 13S3.
Notlre Is htrcliy Riven that tin' follnwlnj ; ntimcrl
ttlcr lias Hied not ice of ) ] ! . < Intention to make fln l
of In .support of hl claim , and that snM pnxif will
jnadr licfonKfRfjitur and Krcvlver at MeCook.
I'll. , on Saturday. October 2utn. lfS3. viz.Auittn
.orlst. i > . s. No. : : : :66 fnrtiie .v K.i .S. K. \ se- .
. and N ii S. W. > 4 , and X w. * S. K. Sectlya
, Tnu nshfp V , north. Rmgc 31 , weit. lu naiiica U.-j
llowtnj ? witneasi-stoproxe his contlnuuur rt-slilcm-c
on , and cultivation ol , nalrt land , viz : John fnit ' - > .
Im Matson , h rliA. . Smith and Mills , all of
Iftwood , i\ib. 13-6t. G L. LAWS , Ueitlstcr
Laud Office at McCook , NcTi. , S pt. 12.
c Ifhrrrliy glvi-n that tlie following n me l
( tier has llli-d notice of hit Inti-nUun to make lies :
ixif In hiiiiport of Mil rlallii , and that M
> t ! ! ! : madt : before IJejjUtrr and Ke-
Ivcr at McCuuk. S"i braska , on S .turtlay , X ( > -
niliL-r : tth , 1S.S3.lf.i Cirurgu 1' . Wclck. wh >
uli ; liomcitfa'I application , > -"o. S44 , for th > 5
E. M Kiftion 21 , iuwnlnt. ; , north , nin c JO , we t.
: iiamiM the following witncMfs to prove hi * r , n-
mou.t r < sldcnit : upon , and cultivation nf , MM l mi.
: . : Adolph lUcscnai : ! ; . fJn.n-'i ; Whit.- William
Icman und harlu Wiwlrlsrht. all of McCooK.
: . IWit. O. L.LAWS , Ki-s-ttcr.
LaiiiKitliC' ! at Mi'KooV."tb. . . Si-pi. 215th. 1S. < J.
S'ntlcuL' hereby piin that thu following nai.T-.l
tlt-r lw , fili-il notice of his Intention to ninki- Cut !
> of In support of 1-ln claim. : ; nd iliataid pricjf will
made bi-ton : i-gNtir i r Ki-ct-Iver at d'o-i } ,
li..on TrM-iy Nov. jd. IWl. VI/ . : Wallace .S.Tfn-
lill , I ) S. No 77 lor thu tnutliisixt imrthwci. ! .
mid lot 2 and 3. Mit.on'i , and lot -tctl-in : { . . : {
tli of rangi3D , WI-M. Hitsnnvb the ' Ituwlnc
: ni.s to prove hi * cuntin'i'jUn ns-ld'-nce Un > n ,
I culti\at'oi of. s-.iid land , \ i/ : Adolph Ki-l-rhlcV.
uttri : I'o- : , Mi.-ha'-l Wi-i.-k : 'ud 1'hllIIp W..ck. all
Me oiik , K 'b. 17-et . ( r. I. . LAWS. H vl-t-r.
I.-ind Olliee at Mcfool : . Ni : ! > . . Sp ; . . Isi3.
fotl - - Is h rvby gt wi that tin * following imin'-il
tli-r hai tiled liotlrtof Intention tinr.kf R-
i priiof In Mipi"irt of hN rl.iint jni that fnli.rn < .r
1 be madf before Hi ul-ti r iV i : > -i--hcrt Mc ( ' < -V.
! > . . on Monday , H-tohiTlj. iSSJ.Iz : l ) nilN
Killp. ! U.S. No. 315:7 for thf ii-w JA n e f-i * 'i r.-e
V ii-u- ? - , - < ' , .i-i-2" tp Cnortli. rsuw : { 1 we t.
Ic naims tm folloyln wItne.- > - > to proh ! - >
tlnuoiit rc-Idcncc iipiin , un > l < uU\atloiiof. > .iM
d , * 'z ' : William ISlnck. Monl itm-ry ! > } ] .
HT i * . Knirbaakt , and l ; ) ! icrt Walkt-r. all ol
. .riibnruNeb. . i , . i _ LAiift. i : vlr. .
, iM > OrKIt-K at McfToofc. V. I. . . An-z. Cuih.
r .tliv h'-n-by vKea : ! - , thef. . > ll.-i7.-njr [
itr l - > : lli'U n 'tlrc of Iit-r Irti ntl.ia to makt * Cni !
> f In h-2 ; > t > urt if h.r i-lnlin. ind Jliat rilil pr > xpt
'Uiniaitlwiforri ' : sI t T r Kccefi'Tai M : ( * jfit
o.-i.hiT ! . " * : . viztinle S Kca
forth't y-e ' - m : i & n - ' : ' n-c5
G. L. LAV.-S. Resl-rcrr