The Sioux County
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GENERAL MER' HAXIHSE.
We are now ready to hi tow you tl
est And Most Complete Stock 01 Goods
Iv-s " ' "avr U"H Special ftuv
rirSt ( J!'! U't W. Mir.
Hm U La4ifs Hprtif Dwi (rtadx Jt.t Reviff4.
Ws Heavy Overalls at 75 cts.
J HOST FORGET THE .
Ve Snow-white Flour, $1.65 per
a i Every Sack Warranted. It knot k out all comtitori,
b.wHt dealing and low prices to merit your tr.vK Come and . u,
it Wimeke's old stand, west side Muin street. IUrrio, Neb.
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THE SIOUX COUNTY
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W. L PattrMm. Proprietor.
Tiw Tsble.
FE.M.V.Ry.,PawnKer.
Oounr we leav Hani at 1035
Going ea.t leavg Harrison at 2M f m.
HarriH IirktL
Butter, 8c.
Eggs, lic.
Poultry, per dot $3.40 to fa,
OhU, pec 00 J, i.4o
trn, 1 100 1. Mc.
Bran, per 100 R $1.10.
Feed, chopped, per 100 fc $J,5.
Potatoes, per bu. 25c
Solium, per gal. 50c
Unions, per bu. fl.50.
Beans, per bu. fl.OQ,
THE TIARRLSON
ery, Feed & Sale Stable.
Tubbs & Thornton Prop.
nuw and was furnished on short notice and at reas.
UNABLE BATES.
' s,Ten dfrs at the lumber yard.
pill
1101111 jqi ) dies jnj nw m,v j03
, Twenty lars soap for one dollar at W.
It Smith's,
The Herald moved
yesterday.
into Jtotten KoW
YOU WILL OBSERVE
MIHBOTIIODES
I i . ui ti
W SUpPiy nouse.
r"tami continually loading supplies during tlie busy hour of the
da, which fm in good indication an to
Headquarters lor Groceries,
- - -.rvrov, V ('lift IlMf MI Wj V "ll "' f - -
toare t'j. fa to mlm i from. IM quulity of '1m,
Prices as low as the lowest.
WEIR 4 Co.
BawcN Hm.r Hocw, lUmw. N
Prudent
General ofnos F.
BUFFALO GAP, DAKOTA.
BUFFALO GAP LUMBER CO.,
Iiealera in-
Lath
mber, Goal, Grain,
And Shinsrles.
sh Doors,
Blinds, Plaster,
Hair, . Lime,
AND CEMENT- "
juA L W A Y S
(YjMPLETE STOCK
ON
HAND.
AH accounts due me must I paid by
July lt, or the same will be placed for
collection. Eert Ruhwer.
W would like to know if the Com-
minuonent will allow another fl00
an extra attorneys fees a they unlawful
ly did one year ago?
There is not another county in this
state where county funds are so reokr
lessly squandered as in Rioux County,
We stand ready to prove this,
Tlte firm of Rota & Thompson,
oi insuron iniena putting in a
general store at this pliw soon. There
is plenty of room for thi antlemen here
and we will be glad to welcome them.
Hie lteraia kicks because parties use
the right allowed them under the U. 8.
Postal Laws and mail letters on the
train. Cliarley if the present postmast
er don't want the office there is no law
compelling him to keep it is there? Our
belief is that advertising increases pat
ronage and suggest that a a remedy if
there is a decrease in patronage.
Prof. Chas. E. Holmes, principal of the
Ruxliville schools, wu in Harrison Frv
day and Saturday of last week looking
over the ground preparatory to locating
here in the law and land business. Mr.
Holmes is so well' pleased with the out
look tliat he expects to be one of us by
July 1st. Mr. Holmes is a man of busi
ness and sterling integrity and a hUI
wart republican. The Journal congrat
ulates Harrison upon the acquisition of
such men as Prof. Holmes.
Speaking of walking the chalk line, C,
F. Slingerland knows how tliat is. E. U
Katterlee holds a mortgage given by the
editor of the Herald for three hundred
dollars on the Herald. Ls tliat the re.-i.son
you walk the clialk line Cliarley, and for
timt reason made the false statements
you did in the Herald of last week in
reirard to the proceedings of the district
court? Now Cliarley we do not approve
of this kind of journalism but as you
seem to dwire it we will accommodate
you.
DisTiucT court convened in Harrison
on Monday. County Attorney Satterlee
dismissed all the criminal actions he had
i 1C. Ilar nrwl Patter-
commenced aguiii ""
son, virtually admitting that the charges
were trumped up to harrass anu incon
venience these men. In the apjieal cases
Walker scored a signal victory against
ftaterlee-Hunter outfit, and illegal
claims were knocked out to the amount
of MOO. In these confessedly illegal and
rotten steals from the county, me
county attorney appeared in the light of
making a desperate defense of ti.e aUal.
Lwe County Journal.
OBITUABV.
The account Mlto Florence Verity's
death is taken from the Wisner Chro.u-
VuuTY:-Hil at the home of Mr. and
Mrs J A. Lucas, in Blaine township, on
Tue'sday evening, (May 2th,) Florence
the only child of Mr. and Mrs. L. h. Ver
ity, of Ihirnson this state, at the age of
21 months and 11 days.
Kr some time httle Florence ld been
....r-rin from what the physicians final
ly decided waa tubercular consumption,
'3 . .if Ha mother
It
und on Thursday oi iav
. .. .- itu niMiit. It was
Incident that the end was near and
the stricken family were compelled to
.toUieirrrowfulreavement
Mr. Verity arrived lien on Thurstlay
ad Uo-lay,)atl0 o'clock the
Lltokesph-utthe homoof Mr
Lucas, con,lucted by Rev. J. Pyto, after
;S the interment will be made in the
Wisner cemetery. lind
Tins is the second time that Mr. and
vlvhave been called to mouru
.yofthnUreco w.
luLve formeriy been twi-a w
Tlie following ta aditorial whiib ap
peared in hut week's Herald.
"The claims, for payment of servjees
lendered ui a,vii caw were true, the ap
pellants admitting Uat the specified er
"ces were performed, and tlie judge
merely ruled against their payment, by
on of,their being no funds .wbere
witJi payment oould he made."
The above isjvery handsomely .got
ten up article Ml worthy tlie iateUeet
of the HsraU'Wwyer, and woukl hwe
been Iwe'UtAMxs word "misdeateAntr'
wen pjd inaUadof "civil," but itiiwlhe
province qf editor of the HerU tto
coatot ,a0i falsify facts in order (to
iU al excuse the rotten and corrupt
outfit of Jwhich he is the willing tool.
The claimants attorney, W. M. Westo
ver, adniittod in ,opep ,cout iliat the
oosU in he civil cases were wrongfully
ajlowed and $hould not at any : time be
paid by (the county. Jf there was $100,
OBO.OO in each particul.- ifund over
which the county has conirol, the com
isiaoners would ha ve,no right to pay
cwUi in the the. civil cues referred to,
aW tliat. is. tlie ireason said cases were
appealed. -The : appellants admit that
services of building an,awning in front
t Smith's store was jjerformed by Chaa.
U Tubbs, but that is.no reason why the
caunty should pay Xubbs for said servi
ces. By referring'to sections 540 and 541
of the Criminal Code it will be noticed
tfcat all moneytj paid into the treasury
of the county from .costs and
jail labor must ibe .credited , to
te general fund and .a reooud of the
same 'kept by the county treasurer, anU
it appears at the regular nnsetings of
he Board of Commissioners in April and
October that there is a HUttyllus in ithe
general Cund, after .fleduating (the
amount paid in criminal .caseti, (faloniefl)
ad the expenses inaurred in keeping und
ttansporting jirisaners, from the
amount oredited to the general fund
froinoU aad jail Jabuc then, out of
the residue of such balance, the Cent
juisiioners may allow and pay oete lin
misdemeanor and peace warrant .cases,
hot they have no right to pay euch costs
from the general fund if there ie mot a
balance as aforesaid in dVi fund, and
whenever heynake paywient of miisde
meanor costs from anything but such
balance it is a mis-appropriation iof
county funds and the commissioner aw
pe)oaally respocisible iur the nm If
claims No. 532, and i36 had &ot heea
aiprdlied they would bare been paid oat
of the county general f und in wliich
there was no balance out of which mis
demeanor cases could have been paid,
but the payment of cants ia civil cases
would have been downright stealiqg.
Hundreds of dollars could have been
saved to the tax payers of Sioux county
if actions of appeal had been taken at
various times. The amount saved the
people by the appealing of the three
cases above cited is only a drop in the
bucket as compared to the hundreds of
dollars of unlawful accounts which have
been allowed and paid, and yet the paper
which claims to uphold and protect the
rights of the people will censure and
abuse the person who dares question tlie
dignity of a man who holds the high po
sition of being a county oliicial.
The greater part of last week's Herald
is occupied editorially and by correspon
dents, in untrue sUtments which are in
tended to shield known wrongs and mis
lead its patrons a pretty low condition
for an editor who professes to be a Chris
tian. We wonder by what spiritual mo
tive he was prompted when he published
those articles? It surely could not have
been a providential visitation that
prompted such an action on tlie part of
the etleminate dude.
Ei. Journal;
In answer to the article in ' the Herald
of June 1st, iHjrmit me to state a lew
facts in regard to it: .
First, the writer of the article entitled
"The Whining Sycopliant," who states
that George Walker if servile and tliat
he is down; that he had appealed to the
sympathy of Judge Kinkaid and the Bar
here and at Cliadron; tliat he had stated
that his family were fullering for Uie ne
cessities of hie; tliat Barker was making
him walk a chalk line and that with
tears in his eyes he. had begged the
County Attorney to forgive him the
thing for it cannot liave been a nuin
who wrote that article is a lying scoun
drel, the truth is not in iiini and Hell is
gaping to receive him. Tlie lymg auth
or of tliat article is hereby informed Uiat
this means just what it says. The state
ment that he was forgiven out of sym
pathy lor his family, and the cases
against him dismissed by the prosecution
on that account is false, for a man tliat
would iiersecute another as tliat man
' ,.r..il... I 11..." lull, of
has persecuted wainer u -"
sympathy, is too ridiculous for consider
ation. The facts are these:
MHrlee liad no case either againsi
... it ...l.;..l. I.u il.ii.
Patterson or wamer wiu
ed to go before Uie bistrict Court, and
for tliat reason he asked to have the
am oiMuiur-at Un couaiy aexpeo.
Did Patterson beg ' Satterlee to dismiss
the cases-tgainst him or was it Idone
through sympathy for his family? Did
Jolm Gibson ; plessd 'with Satteiee to
have the cases against: him dismissed or
was it sympathy for famaad hie family?
Did & C. Myers beg Satterlee to have
the case against him dismissed or was it
through Satterlee's ympateetic nature
that it was done? How was1 it with the
cases of State vs : Paul Zerbit, State v :
Kreman, State vi: "Vortrmess and tlie
many others? .'All ywpathy I suppose?
By the direct testnaeey of BL'H. IRussel
the County Attorney -stands 'before 'the
people as a gympatfceticf?) liar,' proven so
io open court at fei&owii i request 'The
cases were all right m'the Couaty Court
and' ferj political puqxses Ihut 'he dare
not gol before an !honoraMe i court with
them. , . .-
..The Gouarigr Commissioners will : learn
eveatMaUytfiat'his advice to thesn w.
movei than -worthless and has ever been, j
Thei full amount of claims that ha vie
been illegally allowed the sheriff, 0. V.'
Bfoet, lis $1310.90, excepting tlie
accounts appealed and dis-atlowed at 'the
secent term of the District Court.
'Theo. TrimbuT as deputy sherifl' lias
received, from the county tlie sum of
1138.65 wrongfully, saithare 'never has
been a dollar Of money in tthe .county
treasury to;puy4heae.H)uat8.with,
by the advice' df'that-,"Bympathetic'
viser of itheirsthe County
AatWpe Valley.
"The first case of saeaJr-Uaeving on
Antelope was reported lately. Mr Nut-
to had a fine large hum of meat 'taken
fretnfcis cellar.
-flarge acreage- Of crop is 'being put
m. The Messrs Storey s' have in 4U acres
of oorn, 20 of oats and five Of cane. It
iB rported that Mr. GulUke's will have
in '100 acres.
'There will be religous services 'At the
Oim ereek school1 house; also at Montrose
school house, June 28, by'tlie 'Lu therein
denomination.
'Mr. JT. H. Warn returned flast -Sunday
evening with a span Of long eared
horses. He made the i purchase' at Craw
ford. John thinks he'lsis been without
a team long'enough, and though it is
getting late he will proeeedtto'plow and
plant more corn.
ounty ,
,h, but '
c" afl-
emlliavc allowed all alaims and paid tlie
eame out Of ithe courtly general fund,
contrary to luw.
The county (judge, 4idhn W. Hunter,
hasreoeivedifrom (the county treasury
the sum of IK76.14, Jess the amount of
fQ6.654is'saioed by the District Court
ISbe OammtsHioners have no right to
pay ijc and If ees in any cases exoqpt
aaqnini aii afWi.aoj'tuoo pu sbo
Mr. Lannie Sutton's -child was quite
Commissfon- uut 18 KCTJOT-
C. L. Tlb's fattier who resides at Hay
Springs is Visiting in Harrison.
Aumberof correspondents as well as
a large amount of local news has been
left out this week for lack of space.
Sheriff Pfost returned from Sundance,
Wyoming, the first of the week with
Raymond McNab, a -horse thief lie se
cured there.
If yon owe us
lease pay it within the next
teuony, ana there is not a aoiiar non- urn vrpn oFY
i. i ; I 1 LI-.L A IX
F an tne coumy treasury wii.ii men no
pay tthese fees. This is not all. Seve
of our county officers are criminally
.oie nor me uirnisningot supplies. u-t y-
iitadts havvelbeenletto parties witlwutf " J J
any regard to law, sand our
paid out to a few tfavorine8.
Voucs m (gwipathy,
miythingpl
(thirty days.
Con-'L'
anone.y'
War Bonnet Sews.
The weather is rainy.
District Court Is o per and the Kui
King is still on top. Bully!
"Let 'er roll" good people. Owing to
the good weather and industrious farm
ers crops are looking fine. The present
prospects for a good crop and a Isrge
acreage is good.
There ought to be an aifiropnation
made for the purpose of obtaining a
large glass bottle to- pat our county
judge in and ship him back east to some
dime museum. .. . ...
Where is that merchant who wishes
it would not rain for two years so the
grangers would be starved out. His
prayers don't go higher than tlie smoke
of a warm potato thrown into a pig
trough. ' y1
we nave notning in particular against
the cattle men and would be pleased to
have them stay here should they choose
to do so and are ready to extend the
hand of fellowship; but we don't like
suckers.
Deadmans.
no items from Deadmans in
your paper, we have almost come to the
conclusion that the good peopls of Sioux
county are not aware of the existence
of such a place as Deadmans, but when
we inform them that Deadmans is one of
the finest streams in Sioux county and, is
seven miles in length from its mouth to
its head; is peopled by exactly eighty
five souls and no better farms to be
found in the county, then we hope they
will think that Deadmans is "some
pumpkins" after all.
Mrs. Harvey Howard has been quite
sick this spring but is improving slowly.
Corn, oats and 'garden sass all look
well here and so do tlie women and child
ren, and men ditto.
A.' E. Rainy is going into the dog bus
iness we think from the number he has
on hand and those that are to come.
A. E. Gates, Jos. Decker, John Mcin
tosh, Charley Rigdon, Klein, Kreman
and lastly John P. Rainey, agent for P,
T. Barnum's work on tlie capture of
Wild Beasts, Birds and Reptiles of the
World, all the above named gentlemen
we saw in Harrison last Monday and
Tuesday, a week ago, and ws believe all
were able to get home right side up with
care.
Mrs. A. E. Rainy has been quite sick
for a few days past, but is now able to
be about again.
People about here have planted lots of
cane and Mr, Ezra Parker will do the
grinding. This will be the sweetest com
munitvthis fall and winter that we
know of, (Selah.)
Miss Ebua Marriam who boa been
teaching school bare for three months
post, baa laft lor bar noma aaar Huria-
Mrs. Hanaker hateeD cohfTnif to the
house an account of a'iaoie baefc.
Rufas Slaughter has tnovd 'on his
claim eat from Crawford.
Mr. FVank Sperbackwho is now work
ing on Beadmans, intends-soon to 'go to
Wyoming, there to cow-punch.
Cbab AppQe.
Ranch Slpplv House.
aeainstSiotix county, but only havt
f300 to invest. Parties having claims
to sell should see them at once.
Ye editors ho"use burned down last
evening about 10 o'clock. It was prolni
bly tlie work of an incendiary as the
hoHse liod not yet been occupied ami no
lire Imd ever been ia it.
A Hvetar ottt-hihiof Mr. and Mrs.
(X L. Tubbs died on Monday night and
was buriud in Me Harrison cemetery on
Tuesday-. Two other children have been
quite sick bat are about welt at present.
The many friends of the family unite in
expression of regret and sympathy.
Bay Bob.
Hie English Shire Belmont Stallion
will stand for mare during the season
of 1889 at my farm one mile east of
town, except Saturdays, when he will )
found at the livery bam in Harrison.
Jorts Bahtblls . Ow ner.
ktequtnt oiU i tk ii t1o pu iuo;)
t O, HtrLL,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW;
HARRISON, NEB.
GEORGE WALKES,
ATTORNEY ATiA V.
Wilt praciice before itll courts aitii l!tf!
United States land offic?;
Business entrusted to iMV Care will Hs
ceive prompt attentioni
HARRISON, -- MA
Mi BRUCK,
boot & shoe maker,
FlRflf CLASS GOODS
-Ai--
rjbasonAbUB Priced.
First door north of Bank of Harrison.
The Barber Shop,
First doof sonth of the court hottse.
E. U GALPTN, Proprietor,
Here' yort can get a clean1 slve,
first class hair cnt or (t
WARM or C0il BATH
J. H- 000 C.
Agate Srwsos Basoi,
Brand C on left jaw. Makes as(ieciatty
of breeding Roadsters, Draft and Saddle
I torses; alxo red and bkwk Polled cattle.
Rauge oa Kuisuny 'Water,
ftea
I6M ur-
ld..U,SuuttUiu."
C. GUTHRIE, Manager,