The Sioux County journal. (Harrison, Nebraska) 1888-1899, November 01, 1888, Image 4
E. Bkewster, Proudent. V. F. CVSTEE. The Sioux County Journal. Vic. Pre. 4 CHAS. C. JAMESON", Cashier. Commercial Bank. WOOBPOtATTD. A. General Banking Business -TRANSACTED. Published every Thursday by tin? JOURNAL PITJLIMJIX. YoMIUNY. o Subscription Price, fi.OO W. E. Patterson Editor and M'gr. Entered at the nostotiice at Harrison as second class matter. Harrison Market. Butter, 20c. Eggs, 20c. Poultry, per doz. 2.40 to ?3. Oats, per 100 & fl.00 to 1.10. Corn, per 100 lb f 1.10. Bran, per 100 R f 1.10. teed, chopded, per 100 !t f 1.40. Potatoes, per bu. Sorghum, per ga, 50c. Onioas, per bu. $1.00. Beans, per bu. $2.00. OUT LIBBBAL TERMS. Jones & Verity, Harrison, Ik v shut up. I will fchow them herd law men what is wliat He says if a poor man can't fence let him leave and go somew here else. J. Hahrison, Nebraska. C. H. Andrews t Co., Dealers in Drugs, Paints, Brushes, Oils, -AND- Fine Toilet Goods, STAT ONLRY & PERFUMES. ifiSTCIGAR IN THE JITY. H. M. Warneke, THE PIONEER MERCHANT -OF Is always ready, assisted by his genial elerk, Mr Thomas Reidy, to wait upon their many customers with a COMPLETE STOCK -of FAMILY SUPPLTES, Erv Goods. Rnn. awxA su pwest AVm. Ohristensen sjient Sunday in 'hadron. Thos. Reidy is visiting with friends at I lay Springs. Finest calf boots and shoes made to or- ler bv M. Bruck. Messrs. Guthrie and Hull have moved mto their ilainis. I avid Andcr.vjii, of Mjutrose was ii Harrison Mniniay. Mr. Salsbury. of Antelope, visitet.' this office TiicsJa v. Any on" wishirg to buy line porker all on Ntd Andrews. Miss 'da Hester was one of the man -allers at 1 his office yesterday. Mr. W. Barker left Tuesday .eveninp for Rr.shville on a business visit of u few da vs. The Larnell & Nelson saw mill, in Prairie, dig canyon, commenced sawinc vesterdav This mill is closer to towt I y 4 or "i miles than any other and wil, lie quite an advantage to the people ii that way. A. R. f.'ew and Andrew Christensen accompanied bv locator Thomas, visit--) the Van Tassel country examining th unoccupied land belonging to Uuih .Sam. They succeeded in killinjr a conn le of antelope, of which honor Bert laims the larger per cent. The demented blackguard who sling ilth for the Herald quotes the statute oi perjury, regarding the two years stud; iialification for admission to the bar. juery. n whose offices did Messrs Sat erlee and avis burn the midnight oi. vhile attaining their present proficiency n legal knowledge. As the Herald so aptly remarked ii ts last issue, the present campaign ii 'ioux county does present some remark J Iy amusing features. Anions' them i- .lie spectacle oi a man whose recon hows that he has paid little attentioi .o the laws of either God or man. trying to evince great indignation at June one else's religious opinions. Neigh ior, would'nt it lie better to remove tin timber from your own clouded nnti. I 1 i J -Pa . iiau lu hum aruunu alter a mote in ,-our neighbor's eye? WAR BONNET. Oct, 29, im. F.n. .TnmiVAi- A few more items from Quill Drive. W. F. Shepherd has a large cattle sitl almost completed. Wm. Brooks has a large cattle hed under construction. There are fanners in the valley goin around with potatoes in their pocket Sotneliody had lietter look out. S. J. Let-ling has moved his family on to his claim. 'Hell is txiri'inz, that is the wav we round it up." Republican. We wonder .vliat will be popping when Walker i I.-, ted. We woul.1 say to the people of Sioux nuntv, look out or vou will vote for 'he devil this fall. Shall we vote for a man who smokes igars and trails a crowd into a saloon, ir shall w e vote for a man w ho is not ishamed to go into a store arid gH a needle and thread and a couple of but tons to sew on his clothes. We would say; Mr. Gilchrist is a fanner and works to the farmers interests. Hold on to the plow, my brother hold on. Hold on 'till the work is done. Hold on to the plow and weary not now. For the work is almost done. We notice an article in the. Herald tating that Mr. Walker claims that E . Sattei'lee get-i $923.11 and f 104 Ix'side unking b total of $1117.11, according ts :he Herald's figures, but if you will no 'ice in the Jotrnal of Sept. . 13, Mr. Valker says that the county attorney hould have lieen paid at the rate of f :!00 K.-r annum nut instead lie was paid at 'he rate of $r00 jier annum for his servi es. Not satisfied with that amount the ounty attorney presents a hill on tht th of July for ?100 and it was ullowed. nd the next bill was 1134.32 for furn -hing of supplies and printing; making i total of $794.32. Just look at the diff rence. We wonder if there ia unu lu fter. If there is, we would think Mr. lerald would shake in his boots. Now ve think we know what Mr. S. is driving it. He thinks he will pull the wool ver the farmers eyes so they can't see inything and keep Walker out of office. Ve say to the PEOPLE of S.OUX COU NTY; beware of false prophets and vote "or Walker and Robinson.and by so doing ,iut a stop to the damnable rim?. Ha! ha! ha! more mulching in the Her- ild. HURRAH FOR WALKER AN ROBINSON. Yours Most Respectfully, QttLL Liuver. .-t.iit and hrouf ht before Judce Hunt er. The case was continued until to-day and Walker returned into the sheriff's hand Aftr 1 had taken him over to his house the county attorney followed and demanded that the sheriff place the prisoner in the 2 by 4 bedbug curscry called a county jail, which he was com pel led to do. A bond was immediately p-ot tfn n n and nresen ted to the Judt'e, n - -I- i - signed by a haif dozen of the business men: and, wonder of wonders it was accepted and Walker released. His con finement only lasted about 20 minutes. This makes the fifth doe Mr. Walker lia rw-eived. directly or indirectly, at the hands f a mani'o who jxissesses the monumental cheek and unalloyed brass iii-s'iflicieiit quantities and of the necessary quality to dare to ask the in- t.-lliL'eiit von rs of Sioux nuntv to ele t urn to ollii e; who. w ith the asistanet 'f his im briate i;il. thus harp.iss-s ln- pohtica! opH.nci)t and out of the county treasury the cost is liquidated. The first charge was for a suposed as- iiult on Massey of which Mr. ( 'lias. L Tiibbs, who was with Walker at the time, says: "There is not a word of truth in it. He never touched M iwv." The second was the i luh case in which his inehr.ate pal did not figure but in hif stead was a wagon spoke or something iimilar. A Ilttimr substitute. The thiid and fourth arc charres of Malicious libel, one of which only occu pied alxnit three niinutes of the District Judire's time in disposinsr of. and he would have disposed of lioth in the same time had they Ixith Ix-en presented. Is it necessary to say that this last harge is just as groundless as any ol the former ones, or that there will likely lie another charge ready as soon as this one is disposed of? We think not. FIMJM POLE TO POLE. THE OF HARRSIC Harrison, Loans Money on Chattel f NEGOTIATES FARM NORTHWESTERN ed Rock Prices. 3TVX TUZU A CALL AXD Si 1 I CONVINCED. it r. Fenoeor Herd, WhJcll? Ed. Journal: i on were kind enough week before last to publish my communication on the above topic. Now I offer a few wore thoughts and verifications oi statements made then. It is verv r.l .m that this is not an exclusive country, but ..mt 1U ,B auapiea to more pursuits than me or two. it is furthermore a fact mat any exclusive country is not adapt ed to that general developement calcu- .iiu io suit me mixed multitudes nf this country. Then let us foster all the -nuustnes tjiat our country will sustain. ..enavenoiignttomake against any .. s.i..,iiuie ousiness, but rather would protect any and all. for want f i.i law, Hall, Hamlin; Leeling, Clark, 1 ait and others have lost not less than f 1.000 onn oi property, within our lin,ii knowledge, hy straying or being driven For want of a WE WOULD LIKE To have some one skim the well even morning. To know if there is another trumnod up case awaiting Walker's release? -lo know of a town that has bette. wtels than Harrison. Tliev are verv few To have a regular correspondent rom War Bonnet and several other pre :incts. To know what Tubbs is going to d vith all the machinery he is preparing foi he Novelty Works. To have every one read the Herald, t produces more argiynent for the peo ples ticket than any other. To know where the nominee foi county attorney on the Republican tick- ens ana u we men who secured i,:. nomination are supporting him still. GLEX ITEMS. We have fine weather for this time ol the year. Threshing is all done in this r.uht i u ... . uk neignoornood. We would like dekens' fence and let his gentleman cow the range and lost ."-.6CU,Jf n must 3 Uen nera law, (.kibb, Shiltz, Lout Will he animal that broke our friend's dogV Thomas, Biehle, Nelson, Rohins0n leg. Keep your dog off the cattle Mr. others lost in crops, in the same cor- pay. it is free range yet and it hurt- "er of the county, $1,000 more The ome of us to see our neighbors catth ""provemente kept back for the sam run on our prairie or range and we will year is much greater. m0i0r1Ub,theni f ' bUt UR cattk H 18 nng to see how unanimous may run where they please and do'n. all the lute immigrants are on you dare to drive them off faster tJian . j't "Ub" 2 j a yirWiI1 HaVe a trip 10 Brook8' 0erla(h- Wilcox, Tally and 1lJudKeUDte:wi ci' you. Wc otherswithhenlsof40or50 h:rZ;rd. .mvownouor40 head; we can f. fence or henl ,..,. mr own r,W nn,i . . , r." """r nave r vii uur neiKhbon mem uep eted bv th to erweronrountofhigh wat rvMS er. This good man lefe his cattle eat all no consistency in the nlea wh? .re not athoine. Ten acres of millet is few for hay or wite7tZ T y i-tty good feed. Whenth.su gone a Jo not wanthe couo JyS'no patcbln.aka then, laugh and a bit of it We haveS i MZ'Zn. ee. 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AfcUr, Z Amsworth who discuseed the Uriff xLZ "res for an hour. Mr. Gilchrist, rZo bean nominee for ..:.. ?. r"!.:lrn,;,yuPoni,'Hiticui z - "y ior a while. -BubfcriboFor- THB 8IOUX COUNTY JOXJKSAtt- First-Class in FRANK SIMONS Every I Lr ft: Ti,;., ir,ii .r chJ ii ... , nubvi i-i wen iikLvu up iearuius.n oi pains ana HvT To the comfort and convenience of the i (' "r. lie and jrmanent boardw Qj Best Accommodations in the br UNSUEPASSE J IN HOME-LIKE APPOINTMENTS K , TABLE. f, - ' -THE HARRISON EQOERT R01IWER, Propri.ton Special, Attention to Trade. FEED STABLE LV CONNE H'lON - ! J. F. Pfosf s Liven And Sale Stable HARRISON Rigs Furnished With Drivers Posts: Ranges of the Countl Special attention paid to busn' ' i4s '. ' t ,.drcws alers in- Bru "N fast cm I--' fcl I; p . t-. - ' ' "t. ;'- . ', v - 4 ... r v. nan Reidy, t sWmers witfc PLKTEf OT( land &h tvnt, Feed ACA& Immirani