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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-20

The sorest affliction suffered by the
average respectable Democrat nowadays
is the impossibiity of disproving the inn
mediate connection of the Cipher Ogre of
Gramercy Park with SAM RANDALL's cleo
tion. The compensations of human happi-
ness are, however, preserved in the fact
that there are very few average respectable
Democrats in existence.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-20

The Fiat balance of power is still held
in the House by the Greenbackers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-20

Jurisdiction of Senator BUTLER, of South
Carolina, to be chairman of the Senate Com
mittee on Civil Service and Retrenchment
was natural thing for the Democratic
caucus to do. He is thorough exponent,
as the representative of the South Carolina
rife clubs, of the Democratic idea of Civil
Service, and as n leader of the Red Shirt
Democracy Of that State has done his share
In the way of Retrenchment-of the negro
vote
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-20

SENATOR WINDOWS colored migration
proposition has evidently had the direct
effect in the South to create desire among
the blacks to attempt, in their own behalf,
q realization of some of its benefits without
Government aid. The result is that hun
drcds and thousands of them, with and
without due preparation, are leaving the
homes Of their birth to essay n new life in
the Great West. No reasonable man will
blame them, for, having had tantalizing
taste of freedom, it is but natural that they
should ycarn for more complete enjoy
ment of its benefits. They may suffer the
priyations Of poverty, be pnched with hum
ger, and become dependent upon the charity
of strangers in this adventure; they may
even fail and be compelled TO return TO the
localities from whence they are attempting
to flee but they would be untrue TO them
selves and unworthy OF the privileges o
free citizenship if they did not make The
effort to better their condition. So long a,
they are denied the common and inherent
rights of manhood in one locality it is not
only their privilege, but their duty, to shake
its dust from their heels and 20 North, East
or West, rs inclination may direct, in tho
pursuit of life, liberty, and happiness.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-20

In the April Popular Science Monthly CAMILLE
PLANTATION criticises the evidence adduced
to prove the existence of intra.mercurial
planets. and shows it TO bo insufficient.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-20

THE pure-minded" element of Democ-
racy made a great deal of noise because
Secretary GoRHAM "turned his office into
campaign service" Suppose he had. The
Republican party owes something to Mr..
GoRHAM. If MCMAHON gets the office,
what will he make of it? Then THURMAN
and the Ohio idee will BOOM MCMAHON
is a notorious document man; he has del
uged the country with his Reply to CoNK-
LING" Ex-senator DENNIS would make a
lounging place out Of the office, STENGER a
potato ,smal) garden, GLOVER an ass-ranche
while BURcH would harbor all the broken.
down hacks !" WATrERsoN would run O
graveyard. Poor pitiful crowd Any
more?
. -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-20

THE Greenbackers in the House have one
chance left for their redemption from the
thralldom of the natural inclnations they
nearly al! yiosa to in adhering to the Demo-
cratic party. They can stand aloof from
both parties on the question of repeating
the national election laws or, better yet,
they can assert the integrity of their devo.
Won to good government by opposing the
hditious efforts of the Democracy to wipe
from the statute books every Safeguard
against fraud in those elections. Ifthey do
not elect to accept one of these two positions
they will record themselves in favor OF
fraud and corruption.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-20

The Democratic newspapers in Pennsyl-
vania are congratulating Senator WALLACE
of that State, over the flct that his failure
to defeat RANDALL for Speaker has "saved
;" him from the deplorabIe results of the
"greatest blunder of his life" Now, if he
is saved from the further blunder of elect
ing his henchman, STENGER, to be Secre-
iary of the Senate, additional congratula-
tions will be IN order. 1t appears that Mr.
WALLACE is only to be congratulated
when he is seriously disappointed and his
most earnest wishes have been thwarted.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-20

THE Presidents message to Congress,
which was transmitted to both Houses yes
terday, and which appears in this issue, is a
model document, 1t is short and sweet, and
means business. Now let Congress proceed
to torture. The country is ready and wait
ing for any absurdity and enormity it may
be pleased to perpetrate in the name of
freedom, justice, equality, economy, and
purity in government.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-20
BOARDiNG.
ROOMS FOR RENT.
LOST AND FOUND.

DARAsoL LOST, WITH AN IVORY HANDLE
"A Finder will receive reward Oh bringing 1t TO lo2S
Connecticut avenue. marlT-et%
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-20

CONGRESS opens with signs of hesitation
and Generalization among the leaders of
the majority party. The BECK Programme
will be strictly adhered to, however, and the
utmost effort will be made to destroy every
barrier against fraud in our national cleo
tions. The hesitation referred to arises from
Doughfoce temerity; but the party lash
will be applied in due time, and spinal
stiffness will be asserted all along the line,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-20

IT is remarked that Mr.. RANDALL owes
his election to be Speaker to the Republic
can press of the North. The outcry from
that quarter against the further encroach-
ment Of Confederate power in the Govern
ment was effective in frightening the Solid
South out of proper logical, and manly
assertion of its claims. There is some
truth in this; but another fact must not be
forgotten in the same connection, and that
is that RANDALL propitiated the Solid
South by promising majority Of the COM
mittee chairmanships to the Confederate
Brigadiers. These are the only promises
among the many he made during his late
canvass that he will faithfully keep. The
result will be the same in effect, so far as
the South is concerned, rs it would if
BLACKBURN had been elected, for the Bour-
bons will control the House through its
committees and through its Speaker, who
is nothing more nor less than their obse-
quious Doughlacc tool,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-20
FOR SALE.

IoR sALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
IL property for sale. JOHN SHERMAN & Co, St
Cloud Building Real estate and loans iy3l.iy
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-20

THE HAMPTON family in South Carolina
has been subjected to a iiightfully malicious
scandal lately-no less than the circulation
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-20

of story that son of the Great and
Good" head thereof did attend q public
ball at Jacksonville, Fla, which was also
attended by General SHERMAN. But the
son-of-his-iather has set the matter at rest
by rushing into print and denying the out
rageous aspersion. He desires the world
and the rest of mankind to take notice that
he as the son of his father, would certainly
have avoided meeting the man who was
" guilty of the cruelty of burning Columbia,
and the cowardice of denying it,' But
this notice was superfuous, Everybody
knows that it is the habit-in their blood
as it were-of the HAMPToNs to avoid
meeting the hero of the March to the Sea-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-20

WASHINGTON, MARCH 20, 1879.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-20
WANTED.

WTANTED-BOY TO FINISH HIS TRADE AS
w cOmposor: who hns had some expert.
Cnce can make good wages. Apply at composing
room, this Office. between and 2:3J p. M lnarl7
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-20

n1y" NoTlCE.-TIfE ANNUAL MEETING OF
k-S the members OF The Mutual Fire Insurance
Company OF the District OF Columbia for the election
Of seven managers 10 serve the ensuing year, VIII be
held al the office OF the company OH MONDAY. the
Itth day Of April lo7a Polls open from o'clock a,
IN. TO o'clock y. IN,
J. WESLEY BoTELER.
nlar5-AfWF5w Secretary.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-20

Largest legitimate morning circit-
ldtion in the District.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-20
SPECIAL MOTLGE0.

n~S05e NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE-T1IE
~ annual commencement will be held IN Lin
coin HAL on THuRsDAY. March 20, at p m,
Doors open ut The address TO the graduates Will be
delivered by Professor j. Ford Thompson, NJ. ID.
Naledctory by Mr.. Is. q. Pool
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-30
MAPLE Grove FAM.
Oct. -, 1879

Mr.. EDITOR. q few lines from here
Uay be appreciated by some Of tho read
-rs Of the GRIEF.
We have commenced 10 hu-k corn and
find tha; il dnes not turn out IS we'll as
We anticipated. Our corn will average
about IS to 40 bushels TO the acre aud
the earliest in is generally the best. Fall
wheat looks We'll. no frost yet to do any
serious damage, and the weather very
pleasant.
Our sabbath school closed at the eni
of the third quarter with good results.
the average sttenlanc. FIR the lat quar-
ter was thirty each Sabbath The school
will reorganiz" in March mex, no prevent
ing providence.
| attended nv 6rst wedding in Xmas
last Sunday. The par,ie. we're Mrs. Mary
Clark. IT Smith county, AMI l-aac Glnver
of Jewell conn'y. Kansas. The cereuon
Wa conducted by the Rev. J T. Stones
az the bride 8 reside lce \ lare. number
Of her acqnaiu'aaccs were present aud E..
very pleasant time enj ,yed Thuty-6ve
persons partonk of the FESTIVITIES.
ID ). HELvERN
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-30

asssdb thrvses q ths hssk. Gr~esd
sesiaA ihe rsgsaR nooiseA NJ. nusW
is responsible. He ,ilescs gives eonsen.
lie IL boiling the regular Republican tick
ct and heading 9 movement, calculated TO
bresk up and destroy the Rsrui iic.n par.
~ In this county-ihsi IL the SUI, AMI
substance Of ~. There ~. s,m- m.n o
fbi- couniy, Who. before the couu'y cm
v~n,ion were butterfly opposed o. Mr.
q srber. hut when he received the nomi
na,i"n q. h. DID. fairy aid qaarciy. they
At once aoqu'e cd. Are there ATTY IN the
county. prnf--sing tn G II ,hem-elve, r.
pub'lc,n-. who are wiling 10 'schue the
tool Of an, mans trrs nal sm'iriou. and
thus perhaps permanently split ,he party
The popular v"ice ot Web-ter county. -
expressed in the eo%nysn'i"n. ~as unabi
mou. for a charge. Mr. Tuli.y. c, r:ainly
can find no isuit Z" that. and what a,sur
sDce have W who hzv. been tbs warn
supporters that this same ''bnl,ins spirit
q. he PERSISTS IN d"i-g. will no, be- a..in
and again REPEATED should he be elected.
IL he Was tie good Republican he ss.um
ed to lie. lie " uli submi with q good
grace to the Voice Of the p,rty. sw
Informed that tot con entel with al The
dirty work he has don. - far. be pr.p,-
80 10 manipulate the tic ;e's by placing
hims. If upon The tickets n"mina'cd in the
convention; sailing under the banner al
the "Repuhl'can County Ticket Why
doe he no, come out and sy''Iudef-ndeni
County T'cke,?" Why j. tins dnnr?-i-
1t msnl,?-i- j, nobl-?-i> 1t Republican
i'm? Or. is 4 Saying TO us voter. an
taxpayers Of Webster county, | sm ne,
grateful to you for the six years you haze
placed me in this Office. bur you SHAH
keep me there six years longer. IL you do
not d. 80 | will break up The Republic. III
party end get elected by a steal, il plsc
ing my name on your ticket nominated in
the Republican convention? will CIT.
clude therefore by advising every voter TO
put down. once for all, this spirit of a
man. who. being defeated in convention
aud crying Inlet, steal his ~e!eciiun az Mr..
Tulleys is doing, by boiling. Let every
voter Cast his ballot for the straight tick.
ct. and TO avoid any mistake about it. let
each man carefully examine his ticket be
fore depositing. Respectfully.
REPUBLICAN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-30
NELsON, Neb. Oct. rs. 1879.

!OsEPH GARBER. ESQ , RrD CLOUD
Nehraskx, Dear S,r:-lt may be that YOU
are aware "f the fact. and if y are IL
can do 10 harm far me To tell ynn iha,
your independent opponent fr nHice, h..,
through his agents. been down IN his
county, smelling shout for something
against you. or rather for some,kins to
nse against you as q candidate One man
came 10 ME. or rather VS. sent to INC. ~
being = per-on from Who he could obtain
reiiohle information on hi- side If the case.
But assure you thst he got nn'h,ng fr"m
me. fem the simple and only reason that
| knew nothing about yon hat good. and
that he aid nos want. told he man
that no,withssa. ding We had had nome
little personal difficulty always REGARDED
you land 40 | d, now a. a faithful and
Efficient officer. we'll qualified 10 perform
the duties Of the office you held. also
told him that | was familiar with the re-.
cord Of "ur county. and | might say from
the ORGANIC ,,ion If he county 10 the
PRESENT time. and l can freely .sy FIR u,e
cisinn the records, As also all your official
conduct while b ,lding the office Of county
clerk in our c"un'y. Is second TO none in
the state So FAR rs | had been able 10 say,
AID I aid fnr her thar you left this cono
~ With a good record. The Old Saying is
that murder will out. and | think the
| same rule will obtain In all other cases. ~
il you had acted the rascal as he claimed
with nyone in our county. or had NJ
been a good officer. some Of ia certainly
W. uld have + ind it u long before now.
Your friend, Joseph Hunter, Of our coun
ty | III nk. ''ss he sid mad. him be.
I'eve thar pm purchased . tract If la"d
Of his q, tax sale once. sin,i Iy m.ntion
the.e things. that you may know tn
character "f the evidence YOUR opponent
i "a ! ering against you. did lot learn
the mas. name who vas here, sni there.
fore l will give a description Of him Tie
was a rather large msn with long heavy
heard. ab,ut 80 years Of age. and >nma &c
the 6nR, rs on his light hand we're cril-
y, d Yuu will pe hans nov him
Res, e~ctful'y. ID ". BARKER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-30

&Nssrsa N oses ~ hsss. Il ~ ~
dent there hsA besa quite . Struggle -
her clothes we're more OF less torn.
In the letter OF ,hi. co~srdly and mer-
cil-.s villain. he sss,.s that seven year
$50 n. EFF en- . fmiiy e fur child
r~p Al ~ KIND . sif- o. usn ever had
and ran away With this pr.-'tu'e. ip
order TO erver up hi. own dark and d~vi'-
ish .i~eds he p.insei her g.. b. q. b sct
a. the blacklist sud chsrees her as rsrry
ing o" her vile -are-r ever since his &c
qnsintance With her Mr. "olhy "a. .
var widow. her Husband having been
killed. in Vircini,. Nav 4'h, ls64. She
has one daughter nov living in I~piis,a
Af'sr commit ing this terrible crime.
he with the ~ssr-pene-s Of . S'erhen.,
deliberately leaves thu bon. Mt . m.
going J 'rii.- 20 = reishbors AMI "f~r.
~ raw 81 ~ 'ha' h Z. nvios. horrov- .
'"nhl@ barrel -ho' eu, All com.. home
sfd change. hrs >hirf int h's money q Il
watch wher. IL c,n 10 frIni. writes &
short letter. snd 'akinR he cn. poe. on,
10 the hav -'srk. takes "f hi cnat and
srosrsn,lv sit. ~. el,c.- the mn,1'~
If rhe gun in hi. mouth and I,-ch,ress i,
wirh ~ e resn'r shove stated ,s-r =.
ran b" a-c~ra'n-i. Saver .h,, h;r..lf
h-'S' 81 9 and 10 o'clrck . N sn1 lived
until y n l. /. bell v.d nv ,hnse
that >aw him ,hst b. ~. con-c;nr. of
everything 'hs' Vas going On svoun1
him Mrs Colby va sboat 20 and Saw
yer 81 wear. of age
The c%orrn-~'s irrv r-su-neI = serfirs
that Hsrri-it y. Cnitv came 10 her dea.h
nv wounds from . hammer in he band.
1t Willard SEWER and ,ha, Willard Saw.
ser came tn his death bv gun shot womb.
caused nv himself. The bodies we're de-.
entity buried It Beaver city m the 18Th.
Here close. one nf the wnrs' tragcdie.
'ha' has ever been enscs.d 70 nur pleassn,
village and il is hoped never 10 occur
again. Rs-pe~tful!v.
d. 9. HARVEY
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-30
From Furnas County.
WILsONvILLE Furnas Co. N-h., J
October 18Th. 1879

WILsoNvILLE Furna~ Co. N-h.,l
Ociob-r 1871. 1879
Mr.. EDrToH:-Thinkimg thar the par
t~icnlars of q double TRACE y that took
place in our usually quiet village on the
morning Of the 18Th inst. n.ight be of
Interest {" your many readers. I senl you
the following.
Abrut two years ~ q young man ty
the name of W d. Colby. travelling fr
hi h alth. came {" This place AID stayed
with Nr. J. A. Gibson. whrre he er,du
ally grew worse and 6. ely died ny his
death. . correspondence. WIS cnmm"n. d
h"'w ~ Nr Gihsnn an3 Harriet n,
Colby. mother O. the decsa-ed. then j
Michi, an. Tn" correspondence was cnn-
tinued from that time until Las, spring.
when Mr.. Colby came here and flied w
va . quarter section Of land sdjoirine Inc
town plot. With Mrs Colby came = man
by the name IF Wiilari Sawyer, who
claimed to Re a distant relative. aud who
boarded with her and looked after mr. in
tere>t generally. Mrs. Colby built q good
sod house and the two moved into it.
After . time the relationship existing be
tween the tw" Wa not ~ distant As they
claimed. their true character being dis
covered their friends deserted them /; it
was known shat they were 10 the habit al
having frequent quarrels, but nothing Of
Importance w. discovered until noon on
the 18Th. when returning from, NY work
with two other urn. We discovered Saw
yer lying by the hay stack covered with
blood. We went up 20 him and found
that he had been shot in the mouth with
y double barrel shot gun. the GUT lying
ty bis side. the charge ranging upward
carrying away the whole left side nf the
face, from the mouth TO the top Of the
forehead; but the man wss still living.
After calling other parties ID the Gene
and believing that the worst vas yet to
be seen. re Went into the house fSaw-
yer lay about 4 rods from the house J
Everything was in order with the excep
ton Of the ted. which had not been made
up. and a straw bed on the a .nr Saw
yer's letter to his friends of W~iisonviIie
lay on the table. aud while that vas be
ing read. one of the men raised up the
corner of the straw tick on
the d ,or, aud here il is impossible for me
to describe the scene that ne, our view
There, under that straw rick velrerins q
her gore, vas ali thss Wa mortal Of Mr..
CODY, with her head literally pouu lei 10
pieces
l. appears ,ha, Lefore going to bed or
- 500 rs she hsa dressed in the morn
ing. sawyer att .ckeI hel With . hammcr,
rs she vas all dressed excep, shoes and
stockings. He h.d dealt her Is blows
ii upon the heal. ans Of which would
have been fatal, as the brains we're pro-
tfadipg on. in ere different Places, and
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-30

Land Office At Bloomington Neb Oct. l3th. 1879.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has 6led notice Of his intention 10
make 6nal proof in support If his claim. and
secure 6nsl entry thereof At the expiration Of
thirty days from the late IL this notice. Wis:
William e. Maxwell of Rel ClOui /. Webster
court. Neb.. for the Lots 2 and ; and south X
ne = and "rth.astT southeast Of - tion I
town l range II vest. ant nsme. the folioviug -
his witnesses. viz: Oliver Mccall OF Red Cloud.
<eb. . i David Di,gee Of Rel Cloud Neb.
octl6oovl3s 8. v. SWITZBR, Rseister.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-30

Land Once at Bloomington Ncb. Sept I'h 1879.
Notice is hereby given that III. { flowing
narel settler has 6lei aot,ce Of his intention In
make fms! proof in support Of his claim. and
secure h-al entry 'h.r~o' 1t 'hc expiration Of
thirty days from he date If this office. viz:
Isaac ". ilumm~l Of Webster coubty. Web .
for tn. vol = n .sthsest : sec Il iowa range
4 west. and names thef flowing rs his wit es-es.
viI: Andrew ',arlock Of Webster county. Web.
and Nicholes Hanay Of Webster county. Neb.
octl6nOvl3 s. w. s iriss, Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-30

Land Od6cs At Biooninstoo Seb. Oct. 18th. -.
Notice 10 hereby given thar the FOLLOWING
sansd settler has 6ied notice o. bis intention %
make 6nai proof in support Of his claim. aud
thirty dAys from the date Of this nou-e, viz:
Lucy Nation Of Wehetes county. Neb.. for the
nOrtheas, quarter Of see. II town I north rang. Il
Wis: spsaser AieI webster county. Nsb.
and James picAnell If Webster ceaaty Ssb.
octl6oovl3 8. ". SWITzBR. Resi ter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-30
THEY BEAT A.. OTHERS

THEY BEAT Al. oTGE23l
4 lary. sSsnrtrrnt ~ ia. cai.hr,.cd
>e'z' Chicago Hs.,d mads B""r-S >hn--.
Every l.sir warranted, j,.r re..iv. ! and
for sale nnly by LtDDY.
-WANrED:-To trade ha-nes. f,r ~,
thousand bushels If eorr, a. III. Boss
Harness shop.
lief \. J. RENNECKER.
All wha are H. LANCER ~ fire from j..
f.ci iy- 6nes anil -;ove pipe>.ra .l u, Nrc.
I'll & Morhar, s and re: Peck's Paten.
CHIMNEY.
The Peoples Brick Yard.
Mr. " II. Lndmw is nnv prepare TO
furnish brio. &" oil parties whD van, them
Al a REASONABLE uric fro,0 hi brick yara
in>' o"r'h '.ftnwn iiIS brick a.. mad
fran III, na'iv. clay rs i. i. dug from ,hs
l.ark. n" s,nd or cay :. .d.lei aud they
az. # better quality Than any heretofore
.aadr in This country. and are fully equal
'"sny made in the state. 3m3
-Pirted Pluws the best 10 the uarket
at Koby's.
- e are glad to learn since the Red
Cloud mills have been furnished With
new machinery they are gaining . repu
sation >uch ~ can be had only by making
. superior article oil -four. The Red
Cloud market is demanding the best and
the Red Cloud miIls are responding nobly
to the Call.
john G. Potter has the largest stock
# iadies' clocks. ready made clothing
aud everything in that line in the county.
and invites the pubic 70 call and ex.
sNihe goods aud priccs before purchasing
q .ewhere. ~ he feels -ure be can suit oil.
Foa SALE.
Ny sa:ir. stock Of Boets, Netiens, Wall.
paper, winiew shading. ke Also . vail.
paper trimmer. sa1pls.rsek n sAs1 eass.
ST Y. B, xeNlrT.
DON'T FORGET!
. That The Largest, Cheapest and Bes,
stock Of Groceries you will always end af
# LIDDY'S
california Fruit at Rohy'a
Old style Durham and Chubby smok.
ing tobacco for ale by w. B. Koby.
REXExsE8!
Fer tair and square dealing You will
mud It TO Jour advsuisge TO trade With
II. LlDDY.
-Pifed Cberrie.. . yesy sice article.
Cor sale n kot.y's
soo.s AND sHoEs
At John u. otrer's for everybody
Who has the sp,ndul,x TO pay the very
."s pre- which he is now selling for
Don't fail ~ call aud hook IT his goOis IN
this line a. he Keeps the very best Qu4I.
ty OF hand made goods 1t prices to sui
everyday
SIN Ahead!
LIDDY il selling SHOES st prices that
sill .s,onlsh yua. Call and see thew. If
Announcement.
| h-r. by myself ~ IN indie.
pendent candidate for the of6ce
IT sheriff Of Webster e UNITY. satj c. to
the decision Of the vJsen Of The oouaty as
the November electioo.
A. J. RENNECKER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-30
=. ". ssrrsss. Register.

Land Once st Bloomipgtoa. Seh. sept 9TH Is,s.
Notice 10 hereby sivsn that the foIiosins
named settler has filed notice Z his Intention 10
make final proof in support Of bis claim. and
secure hual entry thereof ~ fbe expiration Of
thiIty d avs from he IAte II this notice. via:
Donald NcCallu'a. for the north !, south vest
= AMI tots I = 4 3 se,tiou l0t IN | range = ses,
and names the folio A. his vitnss.es. Wis f:
william McBride Of Red Cloud Neb. AMI J serb
CAREER Of Ted Cloud Neb.
oct2octjo 8. W. SvTrsss. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-30

Land Oni"e at Bloomington Neb. Oct. sth. 1879.
Notice is hereby given that the following
namet settler has rIei notice Of his intention To-
m he & al pro { IN suppnr' Of his clai n. and Sc
cure 6nsl entry there { at the expiration Of thirty
days from the d fe Of this motto. VIZ
Elizabeth Hebrrly, widow of B%enjanin s.
Heberiy. of GUIDE Rock. Neb.. Er the northwest
quarter Of sec. 80 town 3 n nth nf range 9 ~ l..
ard names fh following rs her witnesses, viz:
levi iiebhsrly Of 'iuid- Rock. Seb. and Frank
Wiiber { t;ui 10 RocS, Neb.
octi6aovl3 s ". SwIrZER, Register.