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LIVERY AND SALES STABLES.

DOANOKE STABLES. I'm
Having completed my HIRING ana SALE9 i.s
STABLTS. on SEVENTH BETWEEN btoAD A, ~
GPACT STREETS. would inform my trlcn1S, !, anu ~
lie nublic generally that have as GOOD IUkN-
OUfS as can be furnished IN any hfsi-giNs ~
DIS and GENTLEMEk'S SADDLE-h
Also keep FIisSI-CLASs HORSES Tor saie. S9'-
isfacfiOp guaranteed. Patronage solicited.
WILLIAM a. WALNER,
my 22-etk Proprietor.
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THE alpha" CELEBRATION TO-NIGHT.
The anniversary exercises OF the Alpha
Literary Society will take place in the lee
ture-room Of the Seventh-Street Christian
church at Quarter-paSt s O'Clock this eve-
ming. The following i the programme ;
Salutatory, John Tyler, Jr.; Defamation,
b. Il. Valentine; Debate-AfrmatVe, y.
:. Morton, G. Hall: negative. John {.
Easey, George W. Donnan. The Alpha
is composed Of young men who are en-
paeed i'm business during the day, but ap-
nrcciating the necessity for such IN organi-
zation in the city, have devoted not only
their spare time hut considerable money to
building it up. II is now permanent IN
stitution. and the pride its members take
in it justifes the promise that those who
NAV attend the exercises tonight will
spend a most enjoyable evening. The pub
lie are invited.
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will hc paid 10 any chemist who will fnd'on analy-
sis Of lOO bottles :. = =, particle Of Mercury
Iodide Potassium or any mineral substance.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Drawer 8. Atlanta, Ga.
Write for the LITTLE BOOK, which will be
mailed free.
PRICE: small size. 81 per bottle; large size
holdne double quanttyh sl.75 per bottle.
All Druggists sell 10. my 25-lw
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HOTELS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
p0IpD -TO THOSE WIsUING sum,

ID MFR BOARD. 20 10 KEW GLASGOW, Va
on Virginia Midland railroad. twenty miles noIih
of Lynchburg. Large. airy rooms; hnc lawn Tor
children and nurse: natural mountain scenery,
conveyance u and from dcpOts any honr' hcrassi
for ladies' riding and driving. tree from mos
qut0es, malaria, chilli. fogs. ana ,icsne-, ee,-
rally tOr further particulars adnre,s '. ~.
FOWLER. New glasgow. Amherst county, Va
or Apply 10 PETER iIN~LEG, Grace ANA SiN-
teenth streets, RchEOnd, Va. my E0-eodO
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DON AIR HOTEL.

The fine HOTEL AZ Bon Air and EXCURSION
GROUNDS are now open for the TCccptlou Oi
guests. Every deicacy of The season VIII he
served, and the essecs promise entire satisfaction
10 ptrtie, desiring to spend the heated Term al ans
delightful suburban resort.
Telephone communication with al pfris Of the
city. All Of the ftshloul le outdoor amusement b
nu the grounds Professor >itPitRNGN'
BRASS AND STRING BAND VIII enliScn the
lawn and ballroom.
Parties de-iring further information ADoN'
rooms. &C.. vill apuly to FRANK 10. NIT zoo,
HOS Main street. M.S.JAMES & son,
my l3-tJel ffnprclnf..
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NARM SULPHUR SPRINGS,
" BATU COUNTY. Va
ARE NOW OPEN.

Tho finest warm sulphur bath In tho w1rii
Pamphlets to De- had Of Purcell, Ladi & TO, or oi
ap i4-3m JOHN l.. EUBANK.
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HORSES, MULES. cows, &c.

TNOR SALE, THREE FIRST Lex
Il CLASS MILCH COWs-fresh 10 the.4~lA-
nail gentle. and good milkers. one OF tleih ihIec
cc,-,6e Jerscy Can be seen al my house neal
rsiyfield on tie Nechanicsyille turnpike. ,.,,
y a., az. ,s-ot WILLIAM II. BRAUER.
NOR SALE, MEDlUM-SlZEM
4 MARE MULE. Owe years old; quick, Vzxa
sound. and gentle. Price 'lf0'. i1to oH.EnA.
FRANKLIN street. my 80
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IL YOUR SIGHT rs FAILING YOU there Is no one
article that will so truly give you eye for an
eye hsthe CELLULOID EYEGLASSES. For sale
by all leading Jewellers and opticians
DCRKEB's SALAD DRESSING Is the best thing of
the Kind ever sold. With It superb salad Of any
KIND can be made without auy delay or trouble.
IL Is also one Of the best sauces for cold meats.
THE REASON WHY
ASTONIs
lCE-CBEAM SODA
is TIE BEST
Is BECAUSE
ASTONI
MAKES all the SYRUPs he uses IN his ICF-CRFAM
SODA from pure. fresh fruit Iuicee.
MAKES all the lCE-CREAM he uses In bis lCp-
CREAM SODA, and keeps II In porcelain
lined freczers.
FLIES reaches, ans. bcd-bugs, rats, mice, crows,
chipmunks, cleared ont by " Rough on Rats sc.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
clear, cloudy, and cool.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY G A. NJ, 30 I;
Q A. NJ, 60; noon, "a; +. NJ, so; 6 p.
NJ, %; midnight, 20.
Mean temperature, G. 5-6.
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1n,MMER ROARD In MOUNTAIN-

- VIEW.-I will take SCMMER BOAEDERS at
my residence. Mouutlin-N lew. Nlhcmaric coEnty-
near Scottsyillc after JUNE Isl. Rooms large
and airy; yard large. grassy. and shady view ol
mountains extensive. ana location adniraDi',
beirg one mile from po~t-ufce aud lcpot ami Two
miles from telegraph office kslcnnccs eA-
ch1nged MRS. y. VI. PERKINS. HattOu post
ofirp. AlbpmdTlp county. ms tN- ! ".
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ctoI-ruERN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

> VATF BOARDING. 1901 broadway. corner
Forfy-fourth street, New Work city Reasonable
rates for summer months ). JAY ALLEN pro-
priciOr late GlrarGin House Galveston, icN. re
kars 10 Colonel r. :. Jemi-on. Cotton tNch1I e.
and \. J.. Brady. Esi., Atlanta, and $50 Broaimay'
Nc,y Work citv my paw
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MOZART LAST EYENING.-A fine and va
ried programme was presented at the Mo-
zart last night. The chief piece was the
piano concerto Of MendeSShon. Professor
Reinhardt, in his mastery Interpretation,
evoked the heartiest applause. The Mo
zart audiences appreciate classic music
when presented in a thorough and artistic
manner. Professor Rcinhardt should soon
again play another concerto.
Miss Waldron, as usual, pleased her
hearers. and sang a. an encore Five
O'Clock in the Morning" Both Mr..
Farmer. with his flute solo, and nr. jar
della on that somewhat rare instrument.
the bass clarinet. sustained their reputa-
tionS for fine SolO-playing.
The orchestra did good work. but Mr..
Bernard, or some conductor. should have
relieved Professor Reinhardt while en-
gagged in the piano concerto.
Mr.. samuel Paul, on behalf OF the Board,
called the attention OF the audience TO the
| Philharmonic-Club concert next week and
advised the audience that should this con-
cert not receive the proper encouragement
the Board would not in future attempt
anything beyond their usual concerts and
| operas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-25
WOOL WANTED.

We prepared 10 pay the best prices Tor WOOL
I'm any qulutitcs. shipments from the country
will have best attention and prompt remiitSnces
sacks furnished frco upon application.
Il. WALLERSrEiN < CO..
II south Fifteenth street.
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ap % dJc1&w,Jel5
WANTED, WOOL.

Having an UHiimit,d order for WOOL. We vel
pay the highest market price, delivered 20 auy dc-
not or wharf. thorcbv saving the shipper firrht
drayagp, and commission. kemitances ty return
mail. sacks furnished frre
4. K. ELLERSON q CO..
ap 2S-lm 1876 Cary street.
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CRoCKERY. GLASSWARE. &c.

GOOD NEWS.-THE UNDERSIGNED
u will allow discount OF 20 PER CENT. ON
ALL GOODS PURCHASED FROM THIS DATE.
my giving it up temporarily. such an opportunity
to secure bargains f. seldom offered. tull liue of
CHINA. GLASS, rlNWAtE. TABLE Ctr
LERY, &C, which NIL be sacrificed ior .is iyda>s
n. III. WALLACE.
ap ll-2m ao6 Broad street.
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HEWITT a son, No. y SOUTH
Ill FOURTEENTH sTEEET, manuiactnrrgIrrs rIr
- 10 following brands Of FINE CIGARS: DE-
TTciocA ~ PICADOR. La NINA, VISTA
GoNDOLIFR. .FORGET-ME-NOTs. OLD JACh;
STANDARD. EXCELSIOR and Their new brsi brshu
:. .NISONA.~ deductions on all grades OF goods
and order solicited from the trade. ap Z9-eod3m
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nUcGIEs, pmAEToNs, DRAYs, &c.

NOR SALE, A GOOD DRAY, NEW
4 HARNESS, AND LICENSE. A reliable
purchaser can secure hauling. Apply al l3Oz etst
Cary street my S2-o.- l---
NOR SALE, AT 4 GRKATc;TEs-l95I ~
II sacrifice one Of the bcst-makc 22Sszz@12-
FAMILY LATNDETs, having been used but "a
very little; as good as new. Address Post-0ince
IT, ONe my Z4"Zl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-25

FOR THICK HEADS, heavy siomach'' billonsness
J.. weIlss May-Apple Pill'," eatharsie, 10 and 2oe'
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Lecture ut Young Mems Christian ks-
sociatiOn Rooms, No. 1900 Broad
Street.

Thi, evening at 8 O'Clock Mr.. William
II. Pleasants will deiyera lecture on "The
Destruction Of the Temple Free TO
members OF the Association. Tickets for
non-membcrs 10 cents. The lecturer is one
of our best-informed citizens. and having
made study OF hi, subject he will deliver
lecture full OF interest and instruction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-25
(,APON SPRINGS AND BATHS
NfILLBORO' SPRINGS.
M OPEN JUNE lsT,
CLOSE NOVEMBER lsr.

SULPHUR, ALUM, AND CHALYBiaTE
SPRINGS.
For circular and general Information, address
CARROLL GAR\Eii
MilhOrO' Springs p0st-Hilcc.
,vrQ-r,n FAITH comfy ".
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ygOTNTATN-TOp WOTEI.

NTOUNTAIN-IOp lOIEL,
M BLUERIDGE MOUNTAINS, VIRGINIA,
ON Ghesapeake and Ohio railway III mile, from
Richmond. Va. win bcopcnJi NJ lu, 1893. Tcle-
graph aud p0st-oiice. Alton depot, W.. For iernr,
&C.. addres. until June l,t
HENRY l.. MASSIE. Proprietor,
my G-l,n charlottesville. Va.
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VOL. LXIII.
8itIlmond 0lspattb.
Late weather Report.
.Sncclnl telceram 10 do Dispatch. ]

TNIITVIII IVIt 7 itIIII " wv I'I7I'3F'i''I
WASHINGTON. u. c., May 25-l 4. W.
For the Middle Atlantic States fair wea-
ther, westerly shifting to Southerly winds.
stationary or higher temperature, nearly
stationary pressure.
For the South Atlantic States warmer,
fair weather, winds mostly southcrly, sta
tionary or lower pressure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-25

Randolph ~ English have 4 mcritorious
novelty in Thomas liquid paSte-a COM
bnation Of the best qualities OF mucilagc.
cement. and glue.
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WANTED.-Hnying orders di.

w rec; from fictorics. we are enabled TO pay
"highcst cash market price" for Wool. delivered
20 ans wharf or depot, or 10 our store. 1904 east
Cary street. Rfmittanccs promptly made. sacks
and shipping.tacs ftTnishcd free. Corrcs pond
ence solicited. II. WALLEHSrEIN q sos.
l204 aast Cary street. near Twelfth.
P.S.-Pariic- having large lot, 10 soll and by in
forming MS will call on O en-.
my 2-dW. FESulmGWi III
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AUCTIGg SALES THIS cay.

FLIES, reaches, ans. bed-bug'. rats, mice, crows
chIpmunks, cleared ont by " Rough on Rats" l5c
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II COND-uAND CARRIAGE, glas ~, ~
4l,e flinv Tor sum fneT resort near railroad Tor
esrrying passengers 70 and fro,a depot WIZ Ia M
before SATURDAY, 26th tnstant Will then
Be- Bfere offered by auction ~ DAVE BAZAAR: Ad-
dressSP.,r' care Of Dayis's Bazaar. kich,aona'
Va. NY <o-os
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Some time was consumed in making
nominations and electing clerk, and some
loud talk about party loyalty and city ordi-
nances was INDUCED In.
MIR. IIudnall and Superintendent Gar
nett favored MIR. McGilyray.
n Mr.. Reddv nominated Mr.. William File
renheimer, and withdrew his own name as
candidate.
The first ballot resulted in no election,
and stood as follows J. A. McGilvray, 4 {;
j. w. Hall, 9; j. ii. Peay, Jr., William
Flegenheimer, q. a: smith, i.
While the second ballot was being pre-
pared Mr. Fisher stated that Mr.. McGilyray
had told him that he voted the Readjuster
ticket at the last election, and that IN the
future he intended to aihliate with the Re
adjuster party, and that II elected he would
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1883-10-25

The recent decision of the Supreme
Court of the United States that the
civil rights bill was unconstitutional,
has called forth convention of prom
ineut colorcd men, and their sympa-
thizers. Sunday night, a meeting was
held in Washington, at which 2.OO0
persons were present, aud ringing
speeches were made by Fred Douglass
deacon Bob Ingersoil and others, the
colored man being advised to vote for
the party which champions his cause.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1883-10-25

THE steamer Rio Jancrio, sailing on
Wednesday for Hong Kong, will carry
away about 1000 Cinnamon and about
s75o,980,which they carry of with them
out of the country. Over 500 of them
have already been provided with return
certificates. 1t has been remarked that
large proportion Of returning Chinese
now bring women whom they claim as
their wives. There being no way to dis
prove marriage they are permitted to
land, and, in majority of cases, i'm
mediatels turned loose for immoral rur-
pose.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1883-10-25

THE Gazctte-Journal modestly re-
marks that as Hastings contains more
friends, readers and admirers of the
blind Grecian poet to the square mile
than any other town in Nebraska, the
people will be interested in learning
that the island of Chios which has just
been destroyed by an earthquake in the
vicinity of Smyrna Bay is the reputed
birth place of Homer.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1883-10-25

THE postmaster general has decided
that foreign letter postage is cut down
by the act reducing the rates per half
ounce FROM thee 10 two cents. and
hereafter ship letters will 90 across
the briny deep for four cents instead of
six. At FIST the department seemed
to hold tie other way, and detained
several hundred: letters on Which the
senders had placed two red stamps n
stead of the old green ones.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1883-10-25

THE Chinese are assisting the Black
Flag at AMMAN. Eight Chinese gun
boats have arrived at Shanghai The
Portuguese gunboats have withdrawn
from the harbor at Hong Koag. taking
with them the Waterman who drowned
the Cinnamon and precioitatcd the re,
cent riots The French are awaiting
reinforccments before hazarding an
attack. Such seems to be the state Of
affairs in China.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1883-10-25

The trustees of the Warren Memoir
ial fund have purchased handsome
villa at Newport for Mrs. Warren, widow
of the late General G. X. Warren, U. s.
a., on whose behalf an effort was made
year ago, by admirers and friends.
1t will be grateful news to those who
contributed to the testimonial for the
widow Of one of thu hravcst of Ameri-
lean generals, to know that she will
be sheltered from want in her declining
days.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1883-10-25
LIEUTENANT DARLINGTON. O

LIEUTENANT DARLINGTON. of the
i'foteus. has made lis official report,
"hich not only shows that Capt. Pike
accurately described the crew of the
i'roteus when he said they were 'thc
worst scoundrels he had ever seen, :"
Tut also indicates that the captain him
self was an ignorant and careless nayi-
gator. rs to his instructions, Lieut.
harrington declares that be received
none ckcep. thos: originally given
to E.n, and Gen. Hazen says that the
Lieutenant does not deserve censure
tos ssy alleged dischediencc of orders.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1883-10-25
Z. S. Land Office. McCook, Ncb.. /

J
Complaint having been entered at this Office ny
Rutherford B. Archibald AGAINST HoriOw WKeye' for
failure comply with law TO timber culture entry
6St dated st North Platte. Ncb May %. 1879. upon
the s ". Il section rs. township ?. nsrh range .s
west, In Red Willow ci,unty. Nebraska, with view
the cancellation af Said entry contestant alleging
that said Reyes has failed tn break nny
part Of said tract from Nay %. 1879. to May - 1881,
and to this date; that he has failed plant trocs
seeds or cuttings acres any pnrt Of said tract
from Nay 20 1881. to May -, 1852, Or at any other
time or 10 cause the same be done The said
parties hereby summoned to eppealr at this office
ON the sd day Of November. SS3. at O'Clock, ~.
. To respond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged failure. .0-4t. G. l. LAWS. Register.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1883-10-25
TIE criminal record and the list of

THE criminal record and the list of
accidents and casualties of the past
week have been terribly destructive to
life and property. The cowboys of
Colorado came in Cor full share in
the Ecndish work; two of them killing
two Mexicans and two white men, at a
dance, firing into the house indiscrimin-
ately. Some gentlemen OF color in
Georgia come to the front in the same
line Of business, while some Prospect
ably connected and well-to-do' farmers
OF the same state, turn in and send one
another home to glory in true southern
style.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1883-10-25

Land Office at McCOok. Ncb., Sept %. lssJ.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention
to make final proof in support pf
his claim. and that said proof
will be made before Register aud Rcce!,
er mt McCook. Ncb.. on Monday. October :.::..f.
for tho w. = y. W. Il ). W. u N. w. II and ,cr
I. section 4, township 2 north. range ~. west.
He names the following witnesses To prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation OF.
said land. viz; A. JOncs. Perry Jones. Annie
:. Kendall and a. s. Boughton. all of Indaa-
ola, Ncb. 16-6t. g. l.. LAWS, Register.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1883-10-25

Patrick kGAN, the Irish agitator
and late treasurer of the Irish land
league, has filed his intention of
becoming an American citizen. He
will locate and engage in the buving
of grain in Lincoln. He expects his
family here in April or May. He is
at present the guest of John Fitzerald
of Lincoln. a prominent and wealthy
worker for the cause Of the Irish peas
antry
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1883-10-25
Lana oricn At Mc,.noh. Nc.h.. oct. a. ls,sl

Land Ofsico at Mo''Ook, Hc-b.. oct n. 1s,sA
Sotioe j. hereby given that the fpiiowlns
named setti-r has flissi Dotice of his intention
"a n,aAe Anal pro4T 10 support NJ his clniin,
and that sa;il proof Willie mad. beiore i@t,iS-
ter. aud I1,t~iyer ut Mot ovk. NGb.. on Friday.
November 18Th. 1897. viz: An Tfurnbo, nome
stead entry ..Syi for tho north $ northeast q
and north = northwest "a s,;t Il III - Tow nsh'p
Z, north, rsugc 81, west. He naI1cs the follow
ing witnesses Ia prove his CONTINUOUS resi-
donca upon. and cultivation OF. raid ian1 via:
Joseph Williams Euderic Barnes, Louis FCHs.
and Charles A. Smith. all oil Walton, N"h.
1861 a. l.. LAWS, Reuister.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1883-10-25
SECRETARY NEWMAN furnishes the

following totals on the governorship, as
the result Of the late election: For
aker, 347, 063; Hoadley, 359,593;
Schumacher, 1861; Jenkins, 1850;
total vote, 72l AGA; Hoadlcy's majority,
1883. Majority for the judicial
amendment, 33,413. The second
amendment fell short of majority by
80, SAB. The regulation amendment
received 90, $50 votes.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1883-10-25
Indianola, October 90.

OVER ole week ago young woman
named Fora Burns found murdered in
the outskirts Of Lincoln, Illinois. The
murder was a mysterious one. On
last Saturday a chain of circumstances
pointed out one o. 4. Carpenter, in
whose family she had been employed as
domestic, as the author Of the fou!
deed. He was arrested and large
crowd followed him to prison with
threats of lynching. Carpenter is one
Of the wcalthiest residents in that city.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1883-10-25
FINAL PROOF NOTICES.

Land ONCE at McCook, Neb., Oct. IL. 1883.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support in his claim.
and that said proof will he made before Reg
stcr and Receiver at McCOok, Ncb., on Satur-
day, Nov. 24th, 1883, viz: Catherine Snyder, for
the southeast II section Is, township B. north
Of range ~ west. She names the following
witnesses to prove her continuous residence
upon, and cultivation of. said land, viz: JOS.
A. Snyder. Page L. Francis. William Mitchell
aud John H. Evert, all of McCook, Neb.
20-5t G. L. LAWS. Register.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1883-10-25
Land Office Mt McCoo1. Neh.- Sent. Is 1850

Land Office at McCoolf, Neb., Sept. Is. 1851.
Notice is hereby given TINT the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim and
that said proof will he made before Register
and Receiver at McCook, Neb., on Friday, Oct.
y. 1873, viz: Henry c. Shepherd. hOmesteai
al, for the west y northest i, section "a, and
west !. southeast Il section "a. township 8.
north, range 30. west. He names the follow
ing witnesses to provo hiS continuous rnsi-
dence upon, and cultivation of. said land vlz:
David J. Osborn OF Osborn. Neb., Jas. SIauid-
ing and Daniel Doyle of BOX Elder, Nch.,
John L. Walter of McCook, Ncb.
lG-Gt. G. L. LAWS, Register
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1883-10-25

". NELSON, attorney for Miss Hill
in the charges of adultery preferred by
her against Senator Sharon, and which
recently were dismissed, has on his
GA account Sled = complaint in the
superior court to recover Sl20, 900
from Senator Sharon for alleged
SANDER.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1883-10-25
Land uflice At McCook. Nnh.. se,... =. -.

Land Office ut McCook. Nab., Ser; - 'ss.i.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied i,oticc Of his .ntcntit,i,
to make final proof in support of his chain
and that said proof will be made Before Keg.s-
ter and Receiver 1T McCook, Neb., on Friday.
Oct. "a l&-;', viz: J;Iles Shepherd, homestead
40 for the southeast |: section ~. TOWNSHIP. q,
north, range 81. west. He names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence.
upon. and cultivation OF. said land, IN: David
j. Osborn of Osborn. Ncb.. James SuauiJin.
and Daniel Doyle OF Box Elder, Ncb., and John
F.. Walters of McCook. Ncb.
l6-6t. &. l.. LAWS. Registc-
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1883-10-25
Land Office at McConIs. Neh.. Scn1 u. ~.

Land Office at McCoo!t, Nei.. Sept u. its.i.
Notice is hereby given that the follow ing
named settler has fled notice of his In.enti0a
to make final in support OF his claim, ana that
said proof will lie maze before Register and
Receiver Mt McCook. Neb., On Saturday, pst.
II, 1883, VIZ: Dauicl MatsOn, homestead No.
~, for the southeast !. southeast Il section =.
east !. northeast /, section II, ami southwest
4 northwest = section IL, township !, unrtn,
range 81, west. He names the fOiiowin. Wit
ncsses TO prove hns continuous residence upon.
and cultivation OF, said land. viz: John LrutS
and William lIrcnnOn Of Culhcrtson, Mob, and
William F. EveriSt and Charles II Smith Of
Mc.!OOk, Neb. LOOT. G. L. LAWS, Ke,nstcr.