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HarrUnii Marlel.
Hitter, Sc.
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1 wintry, rdo. ft. 4fM
Outs, , r loO P. $1.4
Corn. r too H, c ,
Hi-in, r 10") t, f I. Vi.
F.-etl. i Iio.jimI, j,.r ,, g
Pod torn. i lm. ,
Sorghum. . r -il. Hk
Ouiolls, IT l.ll. I. V).
IVr.n:;, r bu. 1 (mi
M..u,,tyC,rUamnWenUo
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M- W .ard. orgaui.r of tiieV.
Mrs. Woodward j, a t,,,,.,.,,,,
'r7"f "ati''l reputation and in
' " -"""fii'-ean interesting
-TV ,ys of Whitney
111 :1 I I.. 11 I .
I .....ojiu art preiaretl to
fun wi, t,le IiOV al
!r';""""-,"Wns ltw""U ' a good
I-l iii fur tl,.- ILurin lb to arrant a
''t.ntti,1tU.,ntl1eliamo.L
. - W re,uest all to ..UJ U!l r.-H,rti of
evervthiie, j (I... I:.., . r . ..
I I 111 I
r,llv ui hioux county
as-
fllo W 'iVlVATMW-
rQlQ r !'! all lotiltsand tlrt"
I .M to niv are will re-
I .v - - NKR
ishoe maker.
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HARBISON, 3STEB.,
JUTnTE 20, 1889.
liuu.rr
talk.
p orinm-
.jil'itV". srr: for thi' wV
,1 r HUM U'ttVrt
r. Wrt! MfiUilrf, h r-l It; -i h -t II t
nt ti. h j-rwif , i-r lj ikmtt
hr-ii it ti r liji- Interior l iifl
-f: sis ifi'i-nijiiity
!t tl of Ih.it mifmiitt"! by
Th t. fill! I'l IH.lt 1 IHN.
Uii'l t iHi at t li.lrtn. Nr. , t
M iy 31, l.
Tt-trt j;;vf Ihitt tlt' foUiiHltt((
'i !tUiwt Hump i liilfii
t- i.riHii In -ui.i,it i.f hi.
: :t 4t'f trii( w ill p ruutl' U'
i Jumni,rirrk "( tlin tll-lrlit
ornfa, Ni-u iifi July iv, l, lie
ibrtTtr.tiiiM, of liiKlurr, )).,
niniti. so. lor tin- !v
t ".(! f.illim Ihk K Ittll wa' Ul ttu r
WKi.- rr--.'jrui (IhiO KII1 IllllUa
niSuniiU: Jaii W. Aru-lnT
tial.lt ftiicM-r. Alto-rt Kmi.l. Iliir
uiij. lli.n.r. ol IHtarr, hi b.
Ux II u j u J, ". If. t'l l
if sirs. - -
i N-ia-li.i. tr,) !liM.' to 1 1 r
lair'l. 1U: J:.iin. Ari!-l).TK. r.
li-jm, William Utlti-rtv, Noali Itir
'-' h! .n , Vli,
h(, ii vrr to iriit-t ui; iliihl
!.. Ill ,t,,(, r ho OW
Ualii(l n .i-mi. unilcr tilt- Iho uml
'Mrn-ut liii laiiTMir iN'iHirtini'iit,
lwi( ntwHlM unt ! 8liimi-i, HI
.l.irianity ui (lie nln.- iim h
i w.il piu-r lit vriM'Pxitiiitiip tin
' "aii! -Utiii;uit, ttnil itt 0fJ,.r ,,vj
nwnuiirf ltt,ul,n,utcl l I'liiim
. Vwtwnui, lt(U.t r
U. to) i k run I I iurVfios".
Uaa Uffk-,' hi I tiKilrou. Ni ti. , i
. . May. l, i
iwn-tiy iflvfii tt,t li... t..n i,..,
liiMt.a Unit iwitin- ..f l.i. u.i....
U.M .till l.riMlI Itlll h. .
''' Xt I'l-tri-t limn, ..I
-.'U. .Oil Jllit' "i.il li
T. Mittm ,( Harrtnoi. N. I.
"lV'i tat KU f"r
if tuiv at the ( im-, I. ),..,,, ji
- I' t ifam at ti,,. ti-
Vm1u-iLiv,
1'ur tin' l-t ll.nir
IiiN & Tll'MIilt.
Mix I'l-i S.uiim-,1 Satulav
Willi fn.niili in ll.iin Mm.
I'aim k I hum. ,,f tl,.- lirm i.f !hi!in
lil-iii... Kit ill tovwi mi Jim,,
Now in tlin til,,,. 1., , ,,. ,.,,
tl'T. L. t all Hint-' ill tin.' .(!',
lk (tut im-M Uk l.it.ir,. ;,(
rlitin It tlt;t iTlnii-s.i.t ini-mn.-.
K. I , S,ttt.Tl,f ami (.tinilv I. ft
Wiilfu siLiy f,,r I.,t j r J,.
JllMi. ; C... ..f Wltiti- riv-r, rli,l'
ILtrriHiiti a lmfti-.-i ,,tl lat S,ilnn!a .
-A lin- tnittiir.' Milky n,t, i-..r,.,v,.,
liv ( 'oliimiiiii. r Mi (iml. y la-t M.iin
JMrM i THOHI'MO-
S.1- tlit-ir ituri' Hi,, it ymi pi tn Harmon, j
Tli" "IJi'li IVimiC iipiis an; Die I
I-t ill tli" inarlii l - fiitiml at lh- l!-s-,
t.iiir.ini.
(Y' of nil kitiii am lonkiii lini'
all over Sioiix niiintv aitil ewrv
are
IVitile in llie
f-tt are anxious to know what tin, 1
'ality will prtMluce anil ( ron iv,.rt u in
1 1- one of tl,.. l-wt ,
i . . u-..-i,ii'iiis oi t ne
Tl Kouiily Hut i-.tn 1 maile.
'ls"n '"j -Am-trott sl...ulll nuule l,v the
I ...,.1.. i ...
,- ,.. ite. ure a mill at this jiliu-e liv
tltmi.. th.: wln-at rrmi is reailv f'r
e liimht r
Restaui-ant every
millin.'. h w,ii
e.'rMve to the
i.iniiti to ship their wheat to market
itii'l tln-11 Imy Hour that has lieen ship
in frnii, other mints.
A line i-,, in visited this liK alily last
TliuiJ.i v ami a lijrlii shower Sunday ev
"iiin,', while ri-,rtscou,e in of line lo
' il rains in various parts of the county.
Cii'psiif all kind- are limkiii- line and
ilntv I- the lime to invite ieo,e to come
to Sit mix county.
- We would surest that it, Would be
a pkI i,iii to have a short piece of hose
or pi' attached te the uiiiiji in the cen
ter of town so that water could he
pumil dms t into a waoii or harrel.
If a comui.in wooden puini of sood ca-
i acity wa- put in fur the use of the fren
; era! puhlic it would he hi'hlv appreci-!al.sl,
fly U f.-lint.'K'l. i -Tli-pn..rify of Harrison tl. nituuls
If you latvt a fre-nd in the ea-t i that every citizen and business man do
ntti to liim and inducv him to i mne
Sioux (toiiity to live.
Sioux county is not in 1li- ilry Udt
wi viii an t ll your fi ends th y tieed
Mot fear drought or iiot win
Mr. Jjninieill. M.)Stitt.m has socur
tsl n fine .iis e of hind thref miles siuth-
i.st of town and is now building'.
ilwrtf iiii5ui to lw an imneces-sarv
iiuiiilivr f iIhl;s in lLirrisiui. Would it
not In.- ell to L'i t nil of -01)10 of them?
It would wem that this locality and
soil is well adapted for broom corn mid
we JiouUI like to -e. the eNjierimeiil
tri.tl.
A railroad driili ptii' wtre swiu h-
l tf Inn' Tu.-7.Liy niitl liv I wen re-
airui,' the lindK'es itloiitf llw Iiim) in tliii.
vicinitv. !
all in their Kiwer to induce jn.'ople to
come here to do business, (ioods should
lie sold at as small a margin as cotisist
ant ami every elfort niatlu lo show that
we wish the citizens of the Kiirrouniiiii
country to do business with us. Let it
liei ume known that Harrison is a K"01'
place to come to.
The niifcs, furniture and fixtures V-loiv,-iiu,'
to the county have lieen movisl
into t(w court house and now the county
officers of Sioux county have as neat
ami commodious )uarters as the officers
of imy county in the state. The records
are also safe from fire, the new buildini;
licin!? brick and furnished with fire proof
vaults. Tlie court house is a .structure
of which Sioux county may justly leel
proud,
Oats .ml ciru for Me at t!l
I'e cream at tl
Wetlne-ilav.
lry Ooods, Gi-oceries, B.xds and Shoes
at Rosa & Tlioinpson's
Fourth of July Excursion.
Kxcursion tickets w ill lie sold from
Harrison to any ioii:t not exceeding 200
miles, oa July 3rd and 4th good for re
turn until July 5th, at one fare for the
round triji.
J. (.'. Xortiikop, Afjt.
A ( aid.
EmroR Jui unaL: To the vile slander
and nbu.se of last week's Herald I do not
wish to reply and will simply say that
I will fac the writer of said articlus mid
his hciu Inneii U fore an honest tribunal.
Re-iect fully
(IVMIMV. W.U KKIt.
-Al a meet in-' of the village trustees
last Saturday evenin- tlte levy was iiii'de
for tiieex?nditure.s, for all iurjioses for
the ensuing nmuiciial year, as follows:
Officers' salaries, 10 mills: election ex
"iis;s, 1 mill; jirintiiifr, 2 mills; streets,
2 mills; incidentals, H mills: Kinking"
fund, 2 mills: ixmd interest, 3 mills,
tiiak-ini,' a total of 2H mills.
A Lamentable. Fact.
The latest report of the secretary of
state for Louisiana shows that illiteracy
is increasing more rapidly aiuoiur the
while than anion"; the colored voters.
The extraordinary poverty of ''tlte poor
w hites'' of the once slave holding states
is Romi'thin, incomprehensible to the
northern man who has not seen it.
Chicago Inter-Ocean.
Cam) Mi'Otinjf.
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ln,,'Mlti,ll,.a,.l.
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'i'..f,., '"'- to (iron.
t un 't, ,1 M" l" i lnmii, .Nmili
'5U. ml ol " ' Joim
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r" ti iir-ot.'wl ui..ii,Hl
f' """lUnli.. - I'""", t.r ln kmiw
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Uh(., ., ' M" ' ttlll. Will
r H'Wuail . i nil
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-;..-iieral ,Suierii!tcnd"iit Hal-.'y and TIi Ixianl of county commissioners
luision Su"riiilendent IIukI. of the : have Uvn iltin(r as a Iward of etjiializa
Klliliorn, KiH-tl throiiKli this place la.st I tion for the past ten days. But little
Thursday, J objection has lieen made thus lar. He
(i. li Kiiiikill, of Washington Co., learn that there is a vest difference in
was lierv last week visitinif !is djiughter, i the returns made by the assessors, so
Mrs. John I'luhkett. He returned home! that in some ol' the precincts the assessed
Hatunhy. (valuation is less than last year. The
-Our'-st-emcd friend F. V. Or.iy, of j assessment of Howen precinct, in which
Soldier cre-k, s.-iit a few hours ill Har-1 Harri-on is located, shows an increase of
nson Tm-tlav. Hot alb-don the J-KJ!- j abmt fO.OOO?
j - On next Monday occurs tlie annual
friends tliat I school meeting in the various districts
,.! f il,,.,. ,ii,fv. It is tie (til V oi an io
I in Sinos oiintv mid also that.
i leap.
NA(. as usual.
- Itun't forL'i-t to tell your
theit; is no hot wiiidi or danci r
dnoif."
ft.t I i-
f. E. fiowvy and Mr. Jacolw, of Low
er Hiiniuiii,' Wat.-r. were in the cojinty
s.at tlie lirst of the week, uml made il
,l-iis"iiit ' all at this ollii e.
ommissioner iicwiwey
UtMlVl 11.1
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""' tll.lt lll,i,,u,l I. vl
tilniillU-il l,v i lutai
'stooKtHl, ilKiti
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"'"I tiiM r" ""
'in i,.::, """"""!"" ui ins in
Ml ,,,i , 1 " '" ""l(rt o( Ilia
t.J.,.," ' "ifl ! 111,,. li- lr
lm,, ' "'iy w, iw, vu
l ii . ' "'-".' )ltirrti)ii, ..
rf. "" W3 fur the up
l" Mini ,,,, --"-iiii inn niitiva
r.m'"' Omri. ' , . A""'rt "'t. Henry
rlia,l,rf.,. . """i'ii-iirihii.
.. ""r"tl, I.-l).. !..
mi, , r''IE,''0,,"-l.m,.N..,.,
r - ""i .Vo. mA for tlie n w m e
lllclmril
llm.... .. " ""K WI(.lirweM II. ItrrtVI,
hrf . " rent. ....
" "ain i. . - r .i.Miii
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VI:
lttl.1 eiiillVH
w llllitlil Hrliiuirliitiliii
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'1.. f,iV!.""SJeiVto- "f ""rrt-tint Nel..,
'il
"ry . xrt.,., ( iirl.
"Oil, ell.
"'"linn , ' '
f ', " " " ror t in wv wt
"''"''"w'r'',1','" lti" "i. to irov.
, lmn V1 , ' "I""' UIIIVH
, . oi'iirv t vi iM-iHi iirii, r.niil
"vrl.,,,. Vi """ """It'il'l fluiiei
,
"ii : """t.irtMi t nnile-f i, ,o,i
.' "ii,. . " l"inf, r who knows
t n. I
L, f'yiiiiiit... ''twit. niHler the luw
"! el. l"" rior De,.'.M
, Ku,pli 1111 """Hill HOI IX' llliH e.l,
i.""'1 liinii a,,, " -"oitiny hi tlie aiw.v,.
, -"".ite. ,.. K., , , ' tllllillie
" li. r... 1 iiiluimit. ami In niter
fi'it. "Ja . "I tliat .uliiiiltltil l,y
l - - ,oTi,oki!k, (i,ii,.r.
;Ut")"",',d"iiiniiistI jmid by
- -..itj nin ti8 iini-eii lor
Etfirert Itohwer.
. 1 Il,..(
utienil tlie.se meeiings aim i-eu im
olli. ers are stdected and the prop.T levies
made so that the children will not lie
neglected. From an educational stand
point. NcbrasU ranks high and Sioux
county should see to it that the record
of older counties is kept good by making
plenty and of good ipiahty.
;.nn. nf tlm ueoiile is tilt
Mrs. C, C. Jam
ui, r..r Hot Siintii.". l-i'k-
i t ,u. ... ,.r l,.....s Xl Verity lias been , niuiiweallli.
l ie one .'i '
odlll V (
t't .. I,-.. .e,r.. .i.,l ikiiiL-hU-r and i the w hoob
oniiia..,.-. .c, in- - - , ..,,,.,. Af ,i, oeoiile
l..ri f im lirsl. oi tlie in lite iiio-inn' "" ' ' '
",v . .. : f II.-. .....t.
' foundation ol tne irosiei n v v .
renovated nod brightened by l'" "I'l"1"
cation of a coat of kalsoimiie and unt,
and ores-'UbH an inviting apiearanc"
i t -i....,c.H,.i- ( "liris Si baler n
..1. H-.e " ' -
F. IJ..iljtlli, all of Indian reek, were n
II,.er.i. Tn.-s.liiv and lutd their iipplna-
. . ..fneideout by Jones ; done in
nous lor iinni jm"". -
H. T. Coriley received a letter from
Judge Kinkaid a few days ago giving
i s decision in the cas of Tnmliur vs.
. 1 f,.r,.
ml J. j Maine. Tlie case was an mm, ...
the lower court and was in reinru to ine
liability of "lock ownars for damages
H. n if it time. J ne court, noma
ili.il the owners was name tor
men 1 1 tut j
of sun- in,
& Verity. ,, i . ,,.. u.i,,M!ated in tho plead
TI.0nu.l.roftntvel,ng men V iH not so imporUnl
viHit this place an., the .nso. u - 0 as
" i,lt,S Uml ..... tienl law
.lone bv our have nei'ii um ---
than
n earned by lliem
good deal of business is
tiiercliaiitH.
ir .i la mm thuiif more
ii ui'-iv ..
another tliat Ilafri-n and Sioux com.
can Utst of it is .iw ater an. .l-nly
: .. I . O. il.,i e:ist.
f it,. Write to your V e".tu-
ofthis.fact. ,,,
-N.S. Ibinling. Oeneml Age.ii m
Sprintfield Fi. & Mariinf lns..r;.u.- -.
wan visiting l" Harrison -
with tlie l.-al agents of the -ompany,
JolKn & Verity.
: t .looil that I .
11 IS UIUI
I..IS nlht "t"t
Moilit,
.t t. I.f
wl,o,ur.bas."l'l loit J'"'1' '
1 . t .... iti '1 tt'lV
court ho.iso, will oei.e.-- -
Al . ....... I 11.11 (if .1
arrival lias not I-""'" "'" " ...
-The pro-ritt UM ' ,.
. .. i . viiiir crotis lot
rove one ol in" t s. rv-n
. . I I'll
thin locality. H IH n."' "
otHislinsuWuiriK' tl." -'"-'
H would
not go
. rei.- I. oi
into effect in a few (lays, toe ,.,
is the most imjtortant feature just at
present.
-The work on tl ('" murvler case
at Chicago is progressing as fast as cir
cmstances will permit. Woodrud, the
torsethief. has made a full confess-,,,.,
implicating Alexander Sullivan. 11k-confes-ion
sets forth that tho cons,e."a.y
was under tho ntanageinent of SuHivan
,, 1hilt he furnished tho funds. Hk.
,wmen who were bold inNewVo.Kor
whomari.-piisiti'"' 'tw made on -ov.
Hill, but. vfu.sed by liint, l-ave bo'"" re-
.,1 ' he IK, lict! U i tocy ' "
lease'
ed Marti"
- I ..,!. i-udr ill tl IUl iu"" '
exa. i uaie u. . tlfl VVll.
liurkO. suii-"i'
li,,,, brothers, at Winnipeg. There j
(o l. ti-ood prosiiects for the speedy.
ronnnmg um oo. . . - .-....,
;, s,blo front what is mnv owi.
II is nun
to tell wtjat tu tuar
The Seventh Hay Adventists will hold
their Xorthwestern can.) meeting at
Cbadron, Nebraska, July 2 to 8th. We
invibe all our friends and those who per
haps have never heard our views pre
sented, to come and hear for theniselves.
In-tiuction will be given in the Sabbath
School. Christian Temperance and Mis
sionary work. Services especially for
the children and youth will lm held.
We trust that the occasion will be a fa
vorable oppori'unity for reviving: the
Spirit of Christ in our hearts, that, we
may lie the better prepared to lead the
unconverted to Christ. There will Le
small tents for rent on the grounds.
CO.NTK.RENCK CoMMlTTF.K.
Fill JiPiicr Coil.'sc
Herr L. J. Simmons, der seit mehr
denn sechs jahron den technisclien Tlie il
des von seinem Hruder F. O. Simmons
mil so grossem Erfolg herausgegelienen
Seward Reporter" geleitet hat, kaufte
ibis in Harrison, Sioux County ersehein-
ende '-Sioux County Journal" und wird
in. Laufe dieser Woche nach dort ueber
sieileln und die editorielle Leitung dieses
Wattes uelieriiehnien. Wenn wir audi
liediiuern, Herrn L. J. Simmons aus uns
erer na'chsteii N.-ehe scheidon zu selien.so
freueii wir tins (loch auoh, ilin ileiu jour
nalistisidien Felde in unserem eigeiien
Siaate erhalten zu sehen und wuenscheu
iiim von Ilerzen Oluek in seinem neiien
Wirkungskreise. IlerrF. G. Siiiimnos
wird nneh wie vor die editorielle Leitung
des "Sewnrd Reporter" ill Hand halten
und hat zu seinem technisclien Gehuell'eo
Herrn Ben. Durham, einen fa'liigen und
erfahrenen Hrucker, angestellt. Das Oe-
had't. wird also atich bier durchaus
keine Li.terbrecliung leiilen. iiincoin.
Kreie 1'resse.
The Iiisliliile.
The first annual teachers' institute for
Hto.iv county opened on last Monday un
der the management of County Superin
teiident S. W. Cox, with Prof. C. M.
Stevens and C. A. Mativille, county su
(.erinteiident of Holt county, as in
structors. The sessions are held in the court
room, and everything in made as pleas
ant for those in attendance as possible.
Tte attendance is not large, as yet.
but ft lively interest is shown by all the
members, and it is evident that those
tea.-tiers who are participating will be
materially benelited thereby.
The instructors, Profs. Stevens and
Ma-tviHe, are competent and thorough
and Supt. Cox is to lie complimented on
the discretion displayed in his selection,
of vorkers. Both of these gentlemen
hav- hud large experience in educational
mat ters and realize that success in dis
trict school work is dopendunt on the
primary instruction of the pupils and
with this knowledge to guide them, they
are laying the foundation in a careful,
and systematic manner. Those who ex
pect to teach in Sioux county during the
ensuing year should make every ell'ort
to attend the institute a inucii as pos
sible, for the ml vantages cannot he over
estimated. We would urge that school
ollleers and catrons lend every encour
agement possible to the teachers, that
they may ne lietier prepared io i-i-.iu.i
tlie duties devolving upon them in the
school room.
It. is boied that the people Ol tne town
and county will visit me instituto as
often as is convenient and show by their
a.niotislhut they are interested in tne
i-jogivss of education.
ctlireS Will oe (leu vei cu on iuuni.i.
of Juno aiith and 2. Hi, on educiition-
i : , ..." ...... .!...,....
topics, ami examination in icmni
II take place on Friday and Saturday,
Jlnu SMth and 21MD.
Cull istol those attCIKting tlie m-
sftute willa)filir tfi Trm WVt Iwtie of
TTTCJQWIS'A'I',. '
lie cream at tlie Restaurant every
Wednesday.
Rev. Scaniahorh held regular church
services here last S:iblintli morning and
evening.
Au almond-eyed Celei-tiai was in
Harrison the lirst ot the week, looking
up the prospects for opening a laundry.
The windows of the Commercial
bank have lieen decorated with some
finely executed lettering, which calls at
tention to the business transacted within.
The citizeds of Harrison should lose
no time in getting trees started on their
lots and lawns so as to make it more
pleasing to the eye as well as add com
fort to the itople. There is nothing that
makes a olaee more attractive than nice
trees.
Mr. Eli Armstrong returned with
his family from Custer county last
Satuiilav. Messrs Kirk Amos, John
Amos, John Slates, Ciias. Scott and Miss
Amelia M. Love also accompanied him
to this part of the country and have
each taken claims south of town. A
iail ol the men have returned for their
families ond will lie kick to Sioux
county as soon as the necessary arrange
ments can lie made. So fiir as our ac
(uuiiitanee goes, and there are several
here from there, the Custer county folks
are just the kind of jieople we want,
and we want more of them. Miss Love
is a school teacher of considerable exier
ience, and is attending the institute at
this place. i
4TII OK JULY I-ROtilt.UI.
Salute of lot) guns at sunrise.
9 a. in. Grand procession of Ancient
Order of Calithliliipialis.
10 a. ni. Anniversary exercises.
National Anthem Harrison Glee Club.
Invocation Mr. A.sa Davis.
Reatling Declaration of Indejtendence
by A. J. Babcock.
National Anthem Harrison Glee (Tub.
Oration by W. H. Westover, of Rush
ville. Anthem Harrison Glee Club.
DINNER.
2 p. m. Races.
First trotting race. best, three in five,
heats of one mile each. Five to enter
a hd three to go. First money f."i0, 2nd
sf25, 3rd $10. ' Ent rance fee if-l
Second race half mile da-sli, five to
enter and three to go. First money $-10,
2nd, $20, 3rd "f 10. Entrance fee $4.
Third race one-fourth mile dash.
First money $25, 2nd $10, 3rd. SS2.50.
Takes live to enter and three to go. Kti
trance fee $2.50.
AFTER THE RACES THERE WD.I, UK
Mounted tournament contest for rings,
with poles. Prize, a crown.
Chasing greased pig by boys under
twelve years old, the pig to be the prize.
Wheelbarrow race, bv persons blind
folded, prizes $3, $2 and $1.
rilty yards race lor hoys under twelve
years. First prize $1.00, sacond $1.
Sack race Prizes $3, ffcj and $1.
Fifty yards' race for boys under fif
teen years, frizes .J and J.2.
F'ree for all foot race one hundred
yards. Prizes fo and $2.50.
In the evening there will lxj a grand
display of lirewords and a dance in tlie
Hall.
Arrangements are being made for a
match game of base ball between the
Harrison and Gramercy clubs on the af
ternoon of the 4th and it will surely
come to pass.
The Barber Shop.
First door south of the court house.
E, L. GALPFN, Proprietor.
Here you can get a clean shave, a
first class liair cut or a
WARM or COLD BATH
J. II- COOK.
Agate Swunus Ranch.
Brand O on left jaw. Makes aspecialty
of breeding Roadsters, Draft and Saddle
Horses; alj red and black Polled cattle.
Range on Running Water. Post 01
lice '
HAiUiiso:;.
Nebraska.
B. E. Bkewster,
President.
C. F. Cui'TEE.
Vice. Pre-
(HAS. C. JAMESON, Cashier.
Commercial Bank.
incorporated.
General Banking Business
-TRANSACTED. -
Strayed.
From my place near Harrison, Sunday
night, June !), a large, grade Short Horn
spotted red and white, milch cow. Hid
a very Utrge bag, and a short rope on her
horns. Five dollars reward for informa
tion of her whereabouts.
L. O. Hull.
Hay IJol).
The English Shire Belmont Stallion
will stand for mares during the season
of 18yj at my farm one mile east of
town, except Saturdays, when he will lie
found at the livery barn in Harrison.
JOHN Bartell, Owner.
Kstray Notion.
Taken up by me at mv residence on
sec. 32, Tp. 33, K. W, on May 1st, 1889;
two dark bay geldings. Out. branded
with diamond on left hip, and the other
with LO,VU and H, on left flip, and
S with a horizontal P over it on left
shoulder. Each supposed to lie about 10
years old.
35 L. RlCKAliD.
Harrison,
Nebraska.
C. H. Andrews & C
-Dealers in-
Drugs,
Paints,
Brushes,
Oils,
-ANi)-
Fine Toilet Goods,
STATIONERY & PERFUMES.
BEST CIGARS
IN THE CiTY.
.T. B, FlNNKY, President,
General office F. (.'. Sii.kenen, Secretary.
BUFFALO GAP, DAKOTA.
BUFFALO GAP LUMBER CO.,
-Dealers in
Lumber,
Coal, Oram,
And Shingles.
Sash,
Blinds,
Hair
Doors,
P 1 a s lev ,
L i me ,
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COMPLETE STOIK
ALWAYS
Harrison. Neb
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