McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, September 06, 1883, Image 4
The Tribune. THUWSDJLY , KIT. Ct.h , 188. ) . The Doings. Fine ( .pottgefl at BM. . Phpnnacv. The mormngs arp btfginmajj to. get c-pol. - Pure white lead and < rils at Bx < fc M. Pharmacy. Don't forget the dnteit-unmejit next Thursday evening. School opened , Monday morning , with n large attendance. The h.md vmest town in the JRepub-- lican T alley McCoolc. Mr. and Mrs. W. C LaTourette r in Culbcrtson. - * Mrs. Dr. ( Boyle was ti to our sanctum , Wednesday. Frccklo Ivtinn. Tor removing freckles : = and tan at B. & M. Pharmacy. Hon. C. F , Dabcock and brother de parted on No. H9 Sunday for Denver Mr. W. E. Baheocfc , - of lirothei'-of CE. , was In the - Farley & Son arc Hcting 'awanj. _ _ room on the south' &idof tlrftirjuoat market , . Hxtv. Stunrt Crockett was a welcome \ isitor to "this wffice - < * n Wcdncsdaj ? iftcrnoon. For pure and first clat p drugs , go to tfie B. &JVI. Phanimacy , rear oF Citi- Bank. aens ; r i Mr. % &a Kelley is removing INK house ficiu die ixsir of Dr. Green's drag store ison street Tom Price , the old 8. II. contractor , known all over thesccr parts , was in the city Sunday and Monday. -Mr * . Oeo , E. Hayes of Ptockfocd. Ill , is > jieiiiing -a few weeks with her daughter , .Mi * . .T. 13. Babcoek. A. Urisstow is moving his building on Avenue to his l < vt near the black- ? lu > p n DeimtsoTi street. W. C.3 aTourettc is having h5a store weather-boarded on the outside and ceiled on the iiuskle for winter. 3Jr. William Stodderfc went to Illi nois on Thursday to join his wife and spend a month visiting friends- For all kinds of job work , n'"at and tasty , send your orders to the TiuituNE office. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. Our thanks are due to the gentlemen who have so kindly called on us this week and wished us success in our new Tcnturc. Rev. Stuart Crockett , Episcopal min ister , will hold services at the church -cm Friday evening. The public are in vited to attend. A delightful shower of rain'on Mon day night settled the dust and Tuesday 'was a day long to be remembered for its cool , salubrious air. - There is a splendid opening in Cook for a bakery or laundry. It the proper persons were to go into either of there would be fortunes ia them. Mr and Mrs. G. L. Laws , and their charming daughters , took the train , "Wednesday rooming , for the Hastings lie-union. Without doubt they will t IT * liave a pleasant time. We desire to Announce that THE TRIB- TXK job epartmcnt is equal to any in the llcpub'lican Valley , and that-wre are prepared to do" all kinds of job work Avith neatness and dispatch. The Ladies' Sewing Society will meet Thursday afternoon , Sept. JJJth. at- the residence of Mr ? . G. L. Laws. All irc cordially invited to attend , whether im-rnbers of the society or not. The MoCook Band made a , fine ap- ] M-arance as they skirted for Hastings \ < > a Tuenday morning , and thiv fiweefc music they discoursed on the platform at the station was loudly echoed , by the on ( iictraia. It i ourjp'leasaro 'to return thankiTto , MTr. Scott of the ( JftnoraVI'ArtsPngcr Jta- partmentof the It. & M. j 'Railway for cnuricuwH recently shorn UMr. ? rott i , ayoungman whW affability and kifiiwlcdgf i& railroading will carry Utirtq llio front. " Several discrepanciustippcnrcd in tlttj imtiuc of the/le alh of Mrs. IlolJins Ii C week , mid we tute the opportunity of correcting them. TUe cstiinafejc lady fifty0ne years of age , had" lived herc * * * sinec hu5t-fn11 . and her death was tanned.by ujflnmraation pf the stomach iiowels.-- . ami Mr * . tVrl Clark guve * very pleasant party on Tuesday evc'niog for their son Flajrry , who stopped off at homo on his way from Stratton to Has tings.Tjhe young 'folks of the town wereiaattemlanceand Avhen ' 'yelocal" * > looked in they seemed to be having , a mostilclightfiil We drop from this is3ueoF the TntR- UXS lh < s card of Dr. P. Boyle for the that the d ictor is suffering with inflammation < f the eyes , and cannnt work at ihe"chnir with any satisfaction to Wmsclk He says ; however , that he expects fo be able to resume work at au carl } * date , and hopes that his patients will" not make any engagements else- -wherev According to the American News paper "Catalogue of Edwin Alden & Jiro . , OhiciniKitti , Ohio , just pulishcd , containing over 800 pages , the total number of Xewspnpersand Magazines 'uirjiHsliwl in the United States an\l"Can- adas * is ] 3lSfij ( showing an increase ovcr-the last year of 1.028. ) Total in the "United States 12,171) ) ; Canadas 1,007. Published as i'ollows : Dailies , lV227Tri-\\rcekKes ; , 71 ; Semi-Wcck- cs. 351 ; Weeklies , 9.95S ; BMVeek- lies , 23 ; Scmi-Monthlics , 237 ; Monthlies - lies , 1,324 ; Bi-iMpnthlies , 12 , Mr. B. B. Duckworth , one of the heavy producers of this county , was in the city on Tuesdayr-and stated to a Friend that he wouM have between four and five thousands bushels of Corn this year. This will he a revelation to par ties in the castwho arc so ignorant as to believe that no crops arc raised in Ilcd Willow county. Just as good crops can be produced here as further east , and without harder labor. The only reason that it has not been done in the past is because the land has been used for stock instead of agricultural purposes , We notice in one of our exchanges that the B. & M. railroad officials have notified all the road masters in their employ in this and adjoining states that each man cui have a week's lay-off to attend the Railroad Exposition to be held in Chicago during the months of W fc June and July. Also all their ex penses to and from and while in attcnd- 'anco at the exposition will be paid by the company. This a is most gener ous offer to their most trusted employ ees. By this means the company keep their roadmasters fully posted as to all llr the latest improvements in the working and protecting of their roads , and assist itr them in learning the workings of other ; roads , and the manner in which things are done.b } ' others , Several times , recently , there myste riously appeared upon the register of the B. & 31. Eating House certain hieroglyphics which not only defied the ability of the landlord and clerk to de cipher , but" also of the wise men ifs tlte ast who came thousands of miles to study their peculiar outlines. The mystery was increased from the fact thut no one could account for the manner nL ner or means by which they appeared. A reporter of Tmr TRIBCKK dropped into the office of the eating house , ra day , and discoyered' a knot of id men dixcussiug the strange characters on the register. He joiiied the party amfou invitation examined the object under discussion. One.moment only did he hesitate and he spelled out AND. J. WIEI.KT ; for the wonder of many months was nothing-else than the autograph 1r tograph of the jplly , good-hearted sur gcon of tie B. & M. Itailwyr. - A Chapter tf Atektenit. - The U. & M. Ilailwar * McCook was th Kcene of a , rmmbiT of casualUicrt on the 3rd inst. thut will long be re membered with horror by the residents of the town. The first was the cave of Thomas Ilennegan , who had his ? right breast badly lacerated by u mil , which he was attempting , with the assistance tf othcw. to curve. Df. Willey WHH auiumoned and the case put into his J j hands. Next 'TITOS the injury to Thomas Suiith , who , in attempting to save the maiming of another had hi-hand jKiuglit' by a" falling rail , and had one finger" broken and two others badly bruised. Both of these cases , -we are glad to say , are yielding tn the surgical 'treatment , and the parties are on a rapid way to recovery. 2 The unfortunate day , however , culmin ated in the killing of Fred Helen , a young man who been'with the road but n short time , and who had gained the gdod opinion of his employers and fel low trainmen. On the.night of the fa tal day he went to couple a flat car loaded with railroad . iron * , the iron extended - tended over-the end of the car , and fn making the couplinghe not stooping low enough to clear the head , the rails struck him just'above the car , tearing off his scalp and crushing his skull. Dfca h followed in a. very few moments , and the body was turned over to J. E. Bcrger to "be prepared for interment. The following morning it was shipped to York , this state , where friends and relatives of Mr. Helen live. Still one more unfortunate. } o , 40 on Thursday afternoon brought in from Haigler , a 'old man by the name of James Gray , who had a broken leg , re ceived by b'eing thrown from a horse. The old man was taken to the Me- Cook Jlouse , and Dr. Willey took the case in hand , set the broken limb , and the patient is doing well. Terrible Accident. CnlbcrtSon Sun , _ _ _ One of the most frightful accidents that we have to record was the one which happened. Wednesday afternoon , about 4 o'clock , toS. . L. Grceleyour efficient county clerk and worthy citi zen. l > Ir. Gveeh-y is A man who has always taken a delight in hunting , is a [ good shot and the owner of a tine shot gun , and while preparing to have , a little I sport .met with this calamity. He was examining a shell to see if it was load ed , and thinking that the cap had been snapped , was probably a little careless and the result was the shell exploded , nearly tearing his"hand off and making an ugly wound. AP soon as he recovered sufficiently from ths shock he rushed to the street , where a crowd soon gathered. Every thing his friends could do or suggest was oftcrcd to relieve him and check the flow of blood. Botli physicians be ing out of town , 'telegrams were sent to Arapa'-oe ' , Red Cloud and Hastings. The first to respond were Dr. J. A. Gunn , of Arapahoe. and Dr. Graham , of Stratton. After an examination it was decided that amputation was neces sary , and the hand was amputated " at"th.J- wrist Friday morning Mr. Greeley was takca to Awpahoe wheto he will IMJ under the care and attention of Dr. Gunn. Harvest- Home Entertainment. The Ladies' Sewing Society of Mc- Oook- will give a "Harvest Home" en tertainment , next Thursday evening. September 18th , in Piider's building. . first door south of the Churchill llouso. The proceeds will bu used for the pur chase of * church hell. PUOGKAMME . DUETT . Mrs. Dunpan nml Mr . Ra-ley. KSSAY . . . . . . MI lllcklliitr COKXKTPOUMr. . Siulilin , ' . DKCLA.MATIOV . M < JnmL-on. IIUETT. . . . . . . Nik * XtllJc Lev and ArtiiDunpin. . J-ELECT'UKAUIXO Mr. I IIECCAMATIOX MI s Ktlna yUXXV MAX. > Mr. Forlio- . After the programme , refreshments will be served , and a general good tinio . may be expected. Come one , comc .1.4 Admission , 10 ctcnte. : Notice. _ _ - ; . Tlieni\nll be a meeting of "the" sub scribers to the--Bridge Fuml , at my office , on. Saturday , September Sth , 1883 , at 3 o'clock , P. 31. . sharp. J. U. MIEIVE. . ANNOUNCEMENTS. ! To VOTERS OK UKJJ.WILLOW Co. : Ihoreby anmnirice ray otf as a can didate for the office of county dork of d Willow county , subject to the de cision of the Republican county con vention of Sept. 22. OIIARI.KS If. BOYLE. Willow Grove Precinct , Aug. U7.S3. , Notice i.s hereby given , that at the solication of many citizens of the county , Tvonsunt to become a candidate for the office of county clerk of Red Willow county , subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. Having served as deputy clerk in Adaum county , I believe I can do the work or that ofHce efficiently and in a manner t-atisfactory to all the citizens of the county. Respectfully , C. I ) . CRAMER. CARD. The "Citizens' Bank" having made it an object to me to quit the banking business , T have sold out the State Bank of McCook to them. Heicafter T will be fuund at I. J. StJirbuck's office , where I shall be pleased to meet my friends and acquaintances , cither for business or a friendly chat. Call and see me. * J. B. MKSEUVK. HORSES FOR SALE. A bunch of broke sutldlo horses fcr sale , at Culbcrtson. Will sell either by single horse or entire lot. Prices to suit anybody. . Also a bunch of one two and throw year old cattle for sale cheap. LYTI.I : BRO'S. Culhortson , Neb. SPECIAL NOTICE ! j ' We will continue to send the Tuin- L'XE to all persons whose names appear ' on Mr. Israel's subscription list. If there be anyone who desires to dis oni tinuc the paper , he will notify us at once , otherwise he will be held liable for the paper sent to his address. j Look Here ! St. Louis white lead for $ S per hun j dred. dred.Pure Pure boiled oil 80 cents per gallon. 150 test headlight. 2f ) cents per gal. Machine castor oil $1 . 'iQ per gallon. Coal pressed castor oil SI per gal lon at GRKKN'S Darn STOKK. NOTICE. All monies due the TiunrxK for sub scription come by the terms of the sale to me. Parties who km w themselves t > be in arrears for subscription will be warmly rccci\ed at any time , if they come cash in hand. A. B. COFKKOTII , Publisher. LOST ! A large topaz watch charm and fob. Finder will be liberally rewarded and v heartily thanki d by leaving same at the TIUBUXK office or at Culbcrtson with W. 7. . Taylor. "ROUND up" Commencing on the 20th oF Septem ber the roundup will commence t' Spring Crock on the Willow and work up the creek. New Home. M. A. Spalding , agent for the HgM running , New Home sewing machine. Legal Notice. To AhWe Johnson iionreMilont diTundant : You uc hereby iiotitlcil that on thd ocotul ilay of Aujm t 1 SJ , IxviJohiihWi llle < I a j. tfon j OH in tlio District Court of Ue < l Willow cf unity NebfiWku. the olvJcct ami pmycrof which arc to ubtiiin a dj\orc ! TroH you on tbf ground thut yoii liacomuiittud Hdultvrj- violation of sec Ochaptei- of the ttatutcof You anbcreliy required to um > n cr t-aid p ntion on or before Monday the 17th tiny of September IS.'SJ. Levi Johruon. Ily I. J. .Stai-back h3 attorney. n-9 2 l. n-l OPTIctat MrfVik Xeh. . Anp.JO 'S.T No5'r ' in tirrcliy > rt rn tlt.it the followinir natnrd Prttlcr lii < Clrd notirmf lil < Intention to ni.iku lin-il of lis ! clftlnu and tliat ald pr H .r " ' " , In * m.icii' hrforr roster or n-cfivrr at MrCook , ir. . onfofidaj OctoV'r S ISMiz : Knocli .M. Wiit im lid X. . 'JfiTi for Ills' t'i n-c * * & n ' ! s- l frc 17 t p S11 r 30 w P.M. Hi' u.imrUM frtllitnlniwltnr"p' topro\olil ron- ( Iiiuiiut-n-s-Menrf ujiin anJ cultivation of , wjd laml i viz : ltii'lmr.2 M. William ? . Joseph William * . i Hoin-r Uarnw ami Pi-tor Swan on , all of Vulitim o-fi 0. L. JAWS. -irfi.tor . * . II liwpliy rfxcti tluictln : following ri-m.-i1 lia * Sl'd uotK'i' of Ulh inti'alloti tmnnlcc ft- [ nul iirixif In lapjxin tf liN rLihi ] oi that n.it > l pnx-.r f will lx mirt JwfoniKrtdijrpr&Keci'lvrrat McCock. I Xcl > . . em Monday. Oc'obrjr 15. ISS3. viz : DenoU ' < * ii * n-w J -I-P H we li't tp imrtU. ranco Jtl irer > r. lit B-itnrj the follor.'iniilju'axf > to pn > vi * liM ' contlnoocj rr Wnu-R upon. nd rulllvatlon of. * * ! U . laliJ. . YU : Wliilnm BHric. Montwnfry IiojJr. .1.1 r mirUuk * . anil K-ilirrt Wnllrr. all of LEGAL NOTICES. Lnnil Otfiw at McCook. Ji b. . AUK. Hth. 1 * yvtlr * * I * ln.-rejy ! KlVi'Ji tfcnc ( li < * folMw'iift-uami tft Vr Ho f.le.l n-itJcr ot h r iv.'ntiwi t | > make flp.i rnrtfln upj > ort .fhT MiUm , unrt thrtt rub ! i > n > " < wt'I t tniil ' hrfmv r ' : l t : r o ? receiver HI MftfVo * Nrh.un Mlt iiMajr. ht. | i ! . M-T , vuu , Mlchiu i ' rurth.runiri * 'M * , H niUJif tht : following H ! ' Iirmvii to ( > rovc tiiH contlnunun rr ldi-nPC upon. anr. ultlriulim ( if , mhland. . Viz : ( JtOrtfC V.'hlti-.J > t Hiiot , Auinir-t Hi.pi > and iiuDiuui Tolu kit of > f COOK n "l Willow Co. , XclinswKii , o-O O. I * . LAWS , ll'&ilt . . I.uii.1 OfToat JlrCo-jk Ni-li. . . .Inly.S , 1- J. NnUc Is m-rrby plvrn Ilinf the followtui nmp , retttvrliiti nl lni tlci' < if hl lnciitl : i to in > kc rtn I priMftn i upj irt of III * < 'laliii , anil tlr.it sn-l ! ! 'rv. will hcinailp fn'fori' resNtworrwctverfct Sfrt" x . i. , nn frtlftj-AUB HI , ISS J \lz : ( Jowe * . ) Krc < h' l N 5S2IS for the H ,4w Stm-s 11 and n' w § crU tp 'u r3l west , llcnnmes the fiJIuwlmt wlti i to prove UN cor- . * rcHideucu ii in and cultl\otl < m of , iild lati"- Ajncd II DiTl * nnd MorrU WllllaiiK f M > ( 'uok mill -loncpli t < Ntiwcotub , nd Kiy UavU. Villluu. N'cl ) . u-8 t LAW8 , J tid Office at McCook , N'UAup. . 10 , ' . Xotlco isln-reby Kiv'ea that the , lollixvln-- iwimiM settler 1ms died uotloo of hfa Intontlo to miike Until proof of Ills claim , and thut mi ! . qr.sec tt tp 3 no th ranffc-no wc t. Hoimm < " following witiie-tH-rt to prove his t-ontinuot rvsiduncc upon ami cultivation' of.nid Ian viMather S Johnson JohuVlilttiiVr C' . I Ncttlnton and iinmvr 8 Oolvin , O. 1. . Ijiw . n-0 ! OFFICK nt McCook. Scb. . Aus , 3i th. 'Kl. Notice IK hereby irfu-n tli.u thft fwlowtua wan * r lmi < Rlfil nutlcc of her Intention to make ftn..1 In HBpixrt" of her cl.ilin , nnd that i ivld pro- -'niailrliDforcKealnKrOr Kieuivernt Mc' ' * ' Ncbr. on > tondii > Ootolii-r 1H * , vie : Annie R K < " laJI h < l N't. SM T.irlhc B- ( t-cM ice I & n ! ii- - k n-u ' - . ii-w 'i t.c a tp 'J north , ntn o 2H we t. &licnaiiiOK the following wltncwcN to provd t contlnaoii * rcsldrncu unon nnd cultivation of , cut bind , uA. . tlunm nnd J - . , > H. KllRdre. of It dlsncl * . ITc-l ) , . and John , V Ifurr and ( 'hesti-r J. < iT ltouU\llle Xcb. G. L. LAW ? , U.S. L xi > < iKFKiMc < : ooK , Xr.n. , June illth'fi.l. Notlri' I" hereby jrlven tlnLthC foIlijurInjMi.imi' se.iler tin * filed notice < l hln Intention tn nuikr tin prwif In Mippiirt vf hNclaim , : iu < I that snJ proof n' lie mnilc before lleRteter ur coiUcr.it McOxikNt on Monday J'ept. HI , mSl Viz. William F Kn'n-st. < lXo 23(11 ( , for th * - _ . n-c 'i-ltt ni.d 'i n-w ' 4 and rt-vr n-c li we. ; tp " north raiw ! ll wost. He nainosthtj following witnns * to pro1 ins continuous rvsmwcij up n. and cultiv i n o' "aid and. viz : Charle-i A Sinltli. John Wat : oM.Mo op'i Cm JoM'ph Wlliiiiii.s , all of McCook Neb n8 G. I - " ' S L lid OtTluu , MoOOK. . X Compliant having been entered ut tliN iitllei' ' Fnint-'it L Spieer iic.iIiMt Georjre Ali'-l f liiUurc t'i comply with l.iw n to t-e entry No. 11 * . ilauvl at North 1'latte Nob. Maiclu'U 1 78 , upon MI s-\v H ! * > " M17.ni. KIIW tSi uc > t. In ItedVilo ! v tiisinty. Xcbr. with aJov to tin' cane , lUtloii KI Maid enirj : contestant . -illr ln that faiil AlM-1 hi- i inltol'toplunt to trff , e < l JorcultlllKN llv > - iicrc > . < it s-aid trai't ilurtiurthetln.t tliritiir - of his entry ; the s-aid prrtift .m ; ln-r.- by Mi'iiiiinnt'il lo.ipjic irat tliln olTlctOntlifi7lh ! < I > v of Oct. , ltS5 i.t 2 uMock p. I"to ri > itimlir..l li ivstlinony toiicirnlniri-.ililiillf < 1 fnllun- nil G. h. Ijiws r 'jri'-t 'r U. S.-IMXII OFKICK McCook Nc > . , Jny , i" INV Ouiitpluint liuvinK l ) ; n cntorei' at this olhi . by Kroderick KU'illfei.a'raliisHjeorKe U Hair.i I'orjailin-e to complv with lav as tot-ccativ Xo..Mlatcil ut North I'lnttu Ntfh. . April 10 JK- ' upon the s-e ' 4 n-c Si tp 1 north i-anjru 2' ' < ' in lied U'illow comity Ncbr.iskr with a view u- tlii'canucll < itioti < r Mtid vntty : contestant HI lu rinv that sad Ilaird hoU tailed to plant tn tret's , M.fd .oreuttinjre fincrcs f { .aid tnu- three year- from the dute of In * entry : the s-aul parfien are Jic'iCby Kiuninoin il tn aiponr ] at thl * olUccon tlfl Tth iliyof < H'i ISW nt 1 o'clock p in. to respond and fnrnhh te.stiinonyconcerninjfh.iiil nllvscd fniluw n-U G.LL.IWS , Ki'jrMi-r AllVfiili 'f- Xotlrr I * liri'by plvcn Hint the folliiwlnp-n.nn it NOttlcr lins liU-il notU'u of ) il Intruttun tv niakf ilml pnof In F > npMirt [ of liH vl.ilin , ainl ( list xaM pn .i will lj m.u.v 'icforc thr ! h'Kltcr > r Ilf 'Clvrr at MI ( ' < mk. X l > . , on Saturdy Sept l.ltli PH3.IAiiL nst C IIo c lul Nu aim for the n-i'M s- < - ' ' < f * ' - 4 * ' } , tec. I'J. k lot 1 sec ; ,0 tp U n r IK ) vre > it Hi- names tlif follouhm wliiie * i'i < to prove hi- < tlniioii' rt Mi'ji < -i'\ii-on , nnd cultivation of. .il < l I.i I viz : .invph M. Huc-i. Gc < > rj < c White. Mlehu' i Wt-lt'k ami AUKUM PUismyro. G , L LA.WS I1-JO Rryi-H ' Lnndomrt' nt McCuoK. Xt-l > . . Au - . Sth , 'Kl i hereby jrf\pi tliltt thi' fotl wlnir nain * I hu < filed notice of hiit jntentlun to mtiKc ' nsU pnxif In support f ills clafm , and that t-a i l > ro < if will be made In fortreglotcr i. . receiver at M i Cook. Neli. . < m Frld - . Sept. . 14th , .KJ. viz. . S" 1 phi'n A Itosrc-iT. hd No. 3J68 for th n-w JL , < --w li of sec 1. & n ' - of s-c & i-w i { of S-c Mw 'i ip noith ntnxts 29 we-t ! ! n.inics the follnniiiK wltnef"C < to pronhlv r" tiiioii * t" < IIenee u on. and cultivation of Mdl.ii > vi- \if.\andcr.lone * , of IteJ WllIfvXiith > in Mf eniiisn A I'liillipi and 11 H Picken > > < .f Cooin10 G I > - ' Lnrnl ( imce at McCook Sob. . Au * . 2nil 'SS. Notiee Ii hereby stven tliai the foltowIniMui. j ( cttli-r l" . " fil'Hl notice of bU Intention to niikp tlr i print trt support of liU claim , and that said proofiv hi : made he-fur Hfirfiitcr or ifceher at iltl.'t' Xi'li. on Frldn * > opf. . 14 lh. 3.11Jatncx G Mo % | t H no. 21)15 ) fur tin * n H s-oiir sec -I .5 : w * F 1 se il tp 8 n r .w n cct. i He Humes thcfiill'ivrlnR wlttiMJ1 * to prove continuous rroldcni-e upon , anil cultivation of. f. , i land , ( ieorjrc ( i iw in and Sjlv.um * Willx-r i ( irricii. and Xc-hemiah Himl < * > r > C Valif . ( ; ranjr < ' , and William I'or > T < i of ( Khorn. n-st G. L. LA Wrt ; n : jrldtfr L.\xi OKFICK at McCwik Xcl > . . Aue. 2118 3L Notice is hcrehy trin that the followi : - . named wttlcr ! iiu < Hli-d uotice of his intcntir j to inakifliiftl proof in support of his clali.- I and that sidj ro f will be mfltlo before Ibvi-- or Receiver at McCook Neb. , on Saturdb , Sept V. , letv ! , viz : Mary R Ormfc for thcHK f ! 'tvjc . ' . ' 0 v lots : > & \ , See a tp 3 n r : jn west. j lit- names the following wltnesMv i prove his continuous rciiidcnce upon , nnd c I tivation of. iid L'tnd. viz : I.anra Philli - t Mluuif Uatc-i. CharlasE. McPhors < jniiid Willlh. j Urine , all of McCookXel > , I G. I TjAWa. I ll-lS Ke 'iut I , * . S. -and Office. McCook. Xeb. , Auir. 14 , 'o Complaint having bv m entere J ut thiH off Idmin < oii M. Williams a atist c'hurlt" . i HoiniCM'orabandoninfr hio hd rntrjrn.il.H71 dal at Xorth Platte. Neb. . Jany. 6lh. IJ-'Mi. up- i the north east quarter frection f tp 2 north ranjrcHO wist , in Ut lVil. . county Nebraska with a ! < * to thi * cancel . ntion o'f said entry : the -jnid parties are ln-n Humraono l to appear at this offlce on ther day of Sept. . IhW. at lu o'clock a. m. , to > pond and furnish t " > tltnony conwrninsr allcKwl ahandonnicnt. G. L. LAWS , nil It jri-'t- . ( * . S.T > and Offlce McCook > rl > . . .Iulyith..s Complaint haviiurtici'n enten-d at thiOH - by ChnrlnsR. 3IcPh ; ron. iH-Minut Willii. i.Hrown for abandoninglitshotno lrad i-n- no. 2tro. dated fctyorthPlattf 1'f.li. . . .mm2s f 18-7A. upon thei * 14 M C K towtirl ; , tpthrPonnrthramrfSJ wostirt llrd Will-- , county ITcb. . with a vii-w tn ahc canct- : ftionot ' said ontrj- ; the snid pan ip- art bore { summoned to appear at thl < otfii-e onathcj * Jdjdnyof Sept. . i8Sl. att ri o'clock . in. , t J respond and furnish testimony concern * . , ; iihialtopi'd abandonment n-2U f ! . Ij. Laws , rei * > tc .