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TO SUBSCRIBERS Those subscribers who fail to receive a copy will understand the term of their subscription has expired The paper will not be sent to any person unless the subscription price of 2.00 per year is paid in advance No paper will be continued after the time for which the paper has been paid J B Gussave & Co.
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J.B. Gussave & CO
Wyoming
Whee
Toy Gran Joung So
Aid Launk
Wim Wae
Tle
Toma
Willian
Mies
Ducky
Notice from Sidney Terginary Readers and Editors
A formal notice from the Sidney Terginary addresses readers and contributors. It states the aim to publish timely information via telegraph and correspondence while avoiding objectionable material and asserting publisher responsibility for content beyond original editorials or local matters.
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Sidney
Telegraph
People's Convention Called in Cheyenne County
The People's Party of Cheyenne County calls a county convention at Sidney Court House on Sunday October A. D. 1817 to nominate county officials and transact business. Delegates per precinct are listed. primaries urged for the next Saturday. The convention adjourns to October 31 1877 at 2 PM by order of the County Central Committee.
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People’s Party
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Ube
Chuck L. M
Lommeroper
Fuuth
Bidney
Hig Spriggad Ruciues
Pole Pesinet
Potter Vrecinet
Oi. I
Utit
Curke’s Store
Cheyenne County People's Central Vinuittes
Precinct Convention Notice for Sidney Precinct
The Peoples Party of Sidney Precinct is called to Mare Convention at the Court House in Sidney on Saturday October AST at 2 o clock P M to elect 1 delegate to represent the precinct at the People af van y wutention to be held at Sidney on Wednesday October Met 1877 at Zorlock PM By order of Precinct Committee A M Stevenson Secretary chairman
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Peoples’ Party
Sidney
Court House
People
Zorlock
Sheridan County Sheriff Candidate Announcement
The undersigned announces candidacy for the office of Sheriff of Cheyenne County. John Zobel declares his run and urges voters to support him as an official upright citizen. Chas. W. Smith also submits a separate candidacy statement for sheriff.
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V’ Ters
Cheyenne County
Ofice of Sherif
John Zobel
Cheyenne
Ceuse
Chas, Wo Smith
Henry V Redington remains candidate for Cheyenne Treasurer
Henry V Redington announces to Cheyenne County voters that he will remain a candidate for the office of Treasurer despite earlier withdrawal rumors. The Bruning Nebraska note dated October 9 1877 confirms his renewed candidacy and asks editors to inform voters to support him.
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Groxny
Nebraska
Sidney Telegraph
Volere
Cheyenne County
Henry V. Redington
Brnney
Neparka
Sidney Tulegraph
Henry Vouxomutus
Ofice
Anid County
Mark M Voap Nominatd for County Commissioner
The letter to the Sidney Telegraph informs voters in Cheyenne County of Mark M Voap of Court Iloune Rack Precinct as a suitable candidate for County Commissioner. It notes scarce votes amid national political chatter, cites a Portland Maine fire causing $300,000 in losses, and references Gexgnar Harlan likely becoming a high court appointee.
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Stoxey
Neanagxa
Sidney Telegraph
Cheyenne County
Mark M Voap
Anid County
Telegraphic Ship Details on Mexico and Papal News
A Washington telegram rejects rumors of Mexican rouble and outlines assumed river guard rules. Updates note pope visitors, papal governance tensions, and Spain-US trade frictions over a September tariff. A Port Walsh dispatch reports Sitting Bull refusing to meet US commissioners and the peace talks breaking up at Fort Walsh.
Detective Leach Recalls Berry Robbery Case in Mexico Leader
The Mexico Leader recounts detective Leach’s account of the Hig Springs gang robbery. Leach chased Berry, Collins, and others across 200 miles in Nebraska, observing their camp talk and discovering $60,000 sewn in a blanket. He identifies Berry in camp and describes the pursuit, oath among suspects, and the eventual capture efforts near Berry’s home.
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Jim
Berry
Lis
Dle Enya
North Platte
Nebraska
Garveston Ue
Jimmie McKee
Black Halls
Leach
Ogatella
Collins
Mouney
Amd Leach
Witda
Lerry
Hig Springs
Wildernves
Peach
Colina
Erry
Hia
Callaway County
Mexico
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Joseph B
Gossage
George G Darbon
Evitong
People's Convention
K Attra Decretary
A M Stevenson
Peoples C
County Central Committee
A. M Stevenson
K Allen
Bosta
Arthur Grand
Yankees
Grensera
Lad J Jeannie
Yok World
Gen Grant
Bia
England
North England
Tyne
United
W Wi McKenney
David Clark
Chilesga
Herman Station
Chicago
Clark
Blair Pilot
Sherif
London
Germany
Ohio
Uicago
Baltimore
Union Banking Company
Gexgnar Harlan
Cat Nan
Supreme Court
Portland
Maine
Jersey
the Telegraphic Ship of Dispatches
Washington
Tarbory
Rome
Bing
Papacy
Aed
Papal
Tuky
Madrid
United States
Cevale
T Washington
Nunning Fpasiest
Washinton
Hull
Port Walsh
Northwest Territory
Fort Benton
Sitting Bull
UN Commission
Nnde Voncerong
Living Bull
Major Walsh
Conadlang
Treacher
Alfred IT. Terry
A.G. Lawrence
H. C Corbin
Jay Stone
Walsh
J T. Merod
Olletas
Precisuly
Flying Bird
LeLeod
Comilistas
Doveryyay
Seajor Walsh
Terry
Comeil
Detectiv
Jim Berry
Glacock
Kelesner
New York
Bank
Front and
Chestnut Streets
Ladies Cloaks
Asn
Shaw
Rogers & Bro. Silver Ware
Bellner & Co
P. S
Belmont Clark
Yankton
Niobrara
Running Water River
Clark Apely
Proprietors of the
Capitol Billiard Parlor
Front Street
P. J. Cohn & Co
Kernan
Pion Hee
wnLeave
Itte I. X. L
John van der Whilan
MAX Meyer & Bro., Music Dealers and Jewelers
Max Meyer
Omaha, Neb
MAX Meyer & Bro, Music Dealers and Jewelers
Yale
Covert
Mosler
Cincinmati
Rand
Addreaz
Randolph Street
Ill
Myrtle Streets
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