The Sioux County journal. (Harrison, Nebraska) 1888-1899, June 27, 1889, Image 6
0 fit if- The Sioux County Journal. PuWislwd even- Thursday. .Subscription Price, f-2.00 L. J. SiuiBKu, ... Editor. Entered at tlie jxistoffioe at Harrison as .second class mutter. With this issue The Jotexal is ea-lur-ed to a tux-page paper, and as such it Mill ajijiear in future until tlie business will warrant us in again increasing- the size of the pa-r. It is tlie intention of tlie publishers to make The Joukxal a newspaper, in tlie fullest sense of the word, and to keep it fully up to the standard. We sliall endeavor to merit the supjKirt of every citizen of Sioux county and shall work for the advance ment of Harrison and Sioux county in every way that projierly conies in our line. In our efforts we ask the assist ance of all who take an interest in the welfare and future prosjierity of our town and county. If the paer merits it, we shall take it as a favor if you will speak a good word for The Journal to your neighbors and ask them to sub srilie. If you have friends in the east who you wish to keep posted In regiird to the jrrowth and prosperity of the country, call and liave The Journal sent to them. It will give them more infor mation than for you to write them two letters each week, and will cost less money and relieve you of a good deal of trouble. We have ordered a large assortment of new tyjie and material, and will lie pre pared to fill all orders for job printing in a neat and tasty manner, on short notice, and respectfully solicit the patronage of all in need of jury thing in that line. Trusting that our efforts to advance the interests of the town and county will be appreciated by the people and recog nized in a substantial manner, we re main, Very Respectfully, The Publishers. On bist I Way Mrs. Lucy II ,ye, wife of ex-l'resiJVnt Hayes, was stricken with istrairsis at her home in Fremont, IMiio. At last accounts site was still uncon scious. A real estate mail at Gering. Neb., by the name of Franklin, thuniieJ a young fellow by the name of Houston for stroyiug his domestic happiness. He let the woumirel off too eav. Tell your friends to come to Sioux comity. Watch for our combination offer in the next Lasne. If you want to pet a bargain ia reading matter we will tell vou how you can do it. In the eight-oared race between the Yale and the Pennsylvania crews on the Tlia.'iies on last Friday evening.the form er were victorious. It is ivporteJ tliat it was a walk awav for the Yale crew. I C. L. TUBUS. Black-with, farriaw aud Mason Miop. Horse Slweing a St-ialty. Satisfaction jruawnb-fi in every particn I:ir. Shop on Main street. The farmers of Sioux county ought to take hold of the matter of an agricul tural society so that an exhibition can lie wade of the products, stock and indus tries of the county. There is nothing that does more to advertise the interests of a county than a well conducted county fair. It brings the farmers in competition for the various premiums, thereby creating a friendly rivalry and all strive to produce the test It gives the people from all parts of the county an opportunity of meeting together and Incoming acquainted with each other and exchanging views as to means and methods of obtaining the test results from iheir labors. It will give all a c hance to come to Sioux county aud see v.liat can te produced from the soil and at the same time see what kind of peo IIe have settled here. An agricultural society is strictly for the benefit of the 'farmers and it is their duty to take the matter in hand and see tliat it is car ried out successfully. There is no time like the present to begin this movement, is each year the land will become more valuable and the expense of securing suitable grounds for fair purposes will increase. Let some of our leading farm ers take hold of this matter and give it a start J. S. ( lark-son says one reason why democratic postmasters should be turned out is because tlie jieople decided last November that they should not te re tained. Tliat reason ought to te good enough to satisfy even the democrats who are turned out. HARMS. IN. NEBRASKA. WATCH FOR Wyoming women don't propose to te left when the territory is admitted. It will te very difficult to get a constilu tion adopted which has not a woman suffrage clause in it. but it is likely that very little opjiosition to such a provision will show up in the convention. Lusk Herald. A wealthy and miserly merchant of Franklin, Ky., by the name of William J. Hilton, while on his death lied called for a nail kpg that was in his room and ordered a Negro attendant to burn it. It was afterward discovered that the keg contained bills and tends to the amount of about 30,000. On June lth. the Bothnia, one of the Cunard line of steamers, left New York carrying .100 Sunday School teachers who were going to London to participate in the celebration of the foundation of the first Sunday School by Robert Raikes, ll!) years ago. The ceremonies occur on Jul v 1st. The Minneapolis & St- Paul railroad company recently executed a mortgage for irri,0hn,000. This sum will clear up all indebtedness of the company and place the road in possession of funds suf ficient to make necessary repairs. As the making of the loan secures the com pany a reduced rate of interest, th re is a saving of a vast sum each year. In talking with those living in the nJley north of the pine ridge, all say ttfiat there-must te some tetter roads provided before the farmers can market their grain at this place. It is time wise active and decisive arrangement ibe made for giving the settlers an out Jet from the valley to Harrison. It is to the farmers that the business men of this place must look for their busi ness, or at least for the greater part of their trade, and it must be '.own in a Jtubstantial manner that we want them to come here with their produce and buy their supplies. If we are rightly in formed there are no funds in the county treasury that can be used for that pur pose so that other means must be de vised. Would it not be well for some of the business men to circulate a petition to have a public meeting held for the purpose of devising ways and means for this or any other purpose that will be of benefit to Harrison and Sioux county? Who will take the lead in this matter? The man Martin Burke, who was ar rested at Winnejieg, for complicity in the Cronin murder, has teen identified as the one who had the furniture hauled to the cottage where the crime was committed. The expressman who did the work picked Burke out from among fifty-two prisoners. The mystery will no doubt be cleared up in the near fu ture. The school census of Nebraska shows that there are three hundred aud seven ty-five thousand children in the state, or a total population of nearly eleven hun dred thousand. In 1)79 the population of the state was 122,993: in 180, 4.12,402, and in Vim, 740,000. These figures tell the story of Nebraska's marvelous growth from infancy to robust man hood. Bee. Commissioner Tanner believes that ft per month should te the smallest pen sion paid by the government and lie has accordingly instructed pension agents to forward him the names and addresses of all parties drawing a smaller pension, in order to direct said ensioners to go te fore the proper medical board for re-examination and reyoting with a view of getting their jiensions raised to $4 per month. i The officers of the various school dis tricts of the county should remember tliat they are working under the new law, and that it provides tliat tliey shall make a return of all taxes voted at the regular school meeting, to the county superintendant and also la the county clerk, on or before the first Monday in July. As the first Monday in July fall on the first day of the month, it will .be necessary to get the reports filed not later than next Monday. In case of fail ure to do this it will leave the districts without any Revenue, as there is no other provision for levying a tax for school purposes. It is very hard to get this matter straightened out Tor the laws a wt yet published, and there in but little .information to te hod on the aahjact We would respectfully call the atten tion of the street commissioner to the adage that ''a stitch in time saves nine," and tliat a little work on some of the streets will not only save a good deal of work in the future, hut will be a great improvement in the appearance of the town. If some work was done on the street leading to the depot, throwing tip a grade in the center of the street and cutting a ditch or gutter on each side, it would te much tetter than to have the water cutting a winding ditch through the center of the street. Lord Coleridge, chief justice of Eng land, has decided that the Duke of Cam bridge, commander in chief of the Brit ish army and first cousin of Her Majes ty, Queen Victoria, must answer to the charge of assault on Reporter Simms on the occasion of the recent fireman's pa rade, before an ordinary police magis trate, just the same as other mortals. It seems that the imfierial family in England must learn tliat the masses have some rights which they are bound to respect and the decision of Lord Col eridge is received with great satisfaction. Our Great We would respectfully urge the jieo ple of Harrison to make it a point to look after the strangers who come here. There is scarcely a day passes but new comers arrive, either by rail or wagon and our people should see that they are made to feel tliat wo want them to set tle among us. Do not go at them in a manner that will lead them to believe that there is a desire to bleed them, but treat them so that they will feel tliat the citizens of Harrison are good-hearted and hospitable, and a good class of jieo ple to live among. This is the tluty of no om mta, hut of tvury one who has the prosperity of the towjj mid county at heart Combination Offer NEXT WEEK! NEXT WEEK! SEXT WEEK! It May Interest I YOU Don't Forget to Watch for it! Wm. Christensen, "Wholesale and Retail Hardware. A large and well selected stock ALWAYS ON HAND. ACORN STOVES. BARBED WIRE at prices to suit the times. Apent? for CHAMPION BINDERS AND Mowers. Chadron, - Neb. MRS. R. K. POST, 1IILLlEKVAUl)I:lMlkN, kViaiiclitte-' milh.ic-v which 4 sells at pn.es tlat .My . ...n-i .ti.'K triMiD MM)!, MXJl WI.K Andfa.rpn. es. Second st;t. HAU'JsoS, f. L MOi:RI', WATCHES, ( I.OCKs All) JEHFLRV, A weil select"! sit k always on hand t !"--' ri - REPAIRING AND ENOKAVIMi A specialty. j-JTSiiti-fui ti.'.i guarautwl HARKH.N, - NnA-K'. Fourth of July Exmr-ion. Excursion ti.kcts will te sold from Ihirnviii to any piiit not exciting .''l miles, on July 3rd and tth pi I". re turn until July Mb, at oue fare f..r the round trip. J. C. NuKTHHor, Agt. IUj Itob. The English Shire iielmont Stallion will stand for mares during the season oflKMatmv farm one milt? east of town, ex.-cpt Sat unlays, when li will te found at the liverv barn in Harrison. JmIIN IUKTIXL, Ow ner. FINAL I'KOOF NOTICES. All p"Tim hnvtnit Ann) proof niilinn In tin. kt ill r.s'i-iw ii nmrkHd ropy of tlx-;i-r mt't uif rrijiH'stMl to xmium- tl.' ir liulKYBlKl II n- rnw exist r.-jmrt IIH iiiiic to tlii- ofli.i- at oiiw. NOTK V. Knit I'l I'.I.U AI NtN. Ijind iifll. c at ('lia'lrou, Ni-li., ( May Is... ( Sntic.' is li.T'-by irivcn thai tin followinif imiii.'l x lll. r hat. III.-.I nolle ot lntMi tion to inak Una! prool in fipiort of hi cliiini. iin.l tllHt sal'l pr.)t w ill 1- liiii.lc lie lore John w . Ilunt. r, ( oiiniv Jiiilu"', t liar rl-on, .Ni-liraska, on July i' issa, iz : Jacob IltiSKU H, ol Montro".', N. !. lui hihiIc l. s. tilmif No. !TTJ lor the . -..., lp. M. r. .' ..-I. Hi- mimes tlie fullim iii( llnei- to pruw hi cimtitiiioii" n-i'li-n.'.' ujiotl ami ciiltHs 1 1. hi hi Miid luii.l, vl.: John W i-IiUt, lli nn hmtiImtkit, Mnl Mraulrr, r rilinun'l Hit ner, nil of Mont.ro-c, V-li. Any (wr-oti h ho ili'sirew to proti'.t itifiiin-l tlii- ullou miii-c ill surii prool, oi ho know ol liny substantial n-a-on, uimIit tin Ihw itnd tlii ri-i;uiatioiii ol tin' Int.-iior la part ini'iit, why m'h pr.sif honj.t not In alio el, will li.' ki veil kii opjiort unity at lh. iiIiom nii'iitiimisl tiini'Hiiil tiliii-c lo i'iiim i'caniliti-tin-w itni-.-ci. ol sai'l i jjiimant, anil to oll.-r i-viii iii--in n-bullal ot that iilmiiiti.it Py claimant. M. Mo.Mi.oxi.nr, IIi-ki-i. r. NO'I'K K Hill I'l lll.K AI ION. Lund (illice at Chadron, Ni-li. , i May :u, Issii, t Nlltlr.' IS hiTi'llV L'iviMI IIihTl tin. fiillow inv iiaini-d settler has llh-d notfw of Ids Inu-n linn Ui make tlnal prool in Wipport of his. ' ' tim. -h.i'1 j.hbii "ill l.i. lilll'ie I lore ( has. Jitmevin, clerk of the li-trlet eon J L, hi iiai rnsju, sen., oil July ly, IHifJj viy. : KK1.SK IJICTZLMIISKK, Of llodiire, Neb., wlio made 11. s. lllinu No. , jur nM. nj, aw "'id ui we mv 1 tpji r M. ile names the lollow Pik wuin,'i', to pro.e his t'oiitiniiniiM resideni-e iiMin i,nd eujtjva - ..... u.ii-1.--, .iiijaiH Ker, Jereiniah II. Uowner, Alis-rt Kami, liar u-.iaiiui Ijifmu , .v-ll, Also Alo.szo Hovkv.oI lloilarc. Neb. who made-fur the nx iix . . K,i wv it we. 7 lp St r 'si. lie naiiies the lollowlng wltiiM-, to prove his continuous residence 11J1011 ami cuiUvh. lion ol, said land, ijt: Jauie Ariisl-iKi-r Harrison Heans, tt lliia.ui Lalterty. Soidi Hu' vey, uilol lloitarc, Neb. " Any B-rin wnodesue, to proti-st aifalnst the allow anceol sueli prool, or who knows ol any substantial reason, under the a the rc-rulatioiisol the interior la-partnient why sueli luool should not be allowed ui s- given an oisutui,uy ,a tul. llU,V(. 'm,. tinned time and plnce 10 erosB-en,,,,,,,,. w itnes-i., ol said eiaimant, mid to oiler i-vl dene., in rebutuu ol that .nbuatt.-d In el,ii, M. Miimm;i.i:i, Ui-Kisi.-r. UIN.SOUIJA'I) NlJl K KJOiri'l'llLlLA I PlN. Laud office at ( liadron, Nidi. , v- ,- . , .May, 31, i ' 1 Mjtice Is iien-by (Oven that tt: loilow l. i, lamed tiierhu, m.-d notice ol I i luu tion to make llnal pnl h, ,u,,Kirl , ' loret . t .Jami -ou.lleik lli-tr t (0r, Harrison, Neb. , on Juiy, ii, 'i . ' " lli.Mir Y. Mahtin ol liarrlsoii, N. b He naii,,.., ti. loliowinn w iluess,-, to rV(. ' I -" IJ. l'AVSOS li. blOKLOW of Ii,.,-, i . w-lio made U. .s HliiiK N. iM for the'.k ""C "" "h sec Slip ii, w He lialncs the ii.iiiiu-.n . his coiiimuo, 1 1 1 tu I"". tiuuof,M la.id, v. . :,,,;, , ,V , Id v . ..i,.., ,,,,,,, AJMi ALBKHTib A. II ,:M of Hodarc.Ncb who miMl-s . s, So. m for 11. . .- . , sec nd ' I, avl , XI He name, the ioio;K ii , 'L ,. nr lis eoiiininou, .cidenei? ,",, U' f"v llUII ol, said land, viz- Miei,,. l- '"llivil H. Hovey, Chrisu, L J ' '"" " N"aU I. ,.llZen.M,s,:r, ul, ol' .'Llan, ",. J""' ol any subsUuitlalnJ, ' C u fc," the rexuiationi irt Um 1 "u l, . , i,,w '"ll hy such .1,, u 1 1 1;;pj,ni,,,''ht. a-mven an opiHjrtiinltv Lt 1,,,. CUItlVll . iUtii f 1't lCATIOK I.a.iUorilcfatlliadron.Nel, , Notice 1. 1 ,. ""J '!, Isen. , in named tt,.7h,l in", .V'"1 l"" lOMlio.. ... . IUJ 11 claim, and 11. .. 'm'' "'.l'iirtol -r-i liaa.,;:,,,- , made u. tAMlEt JtKTMCJI f ,liu.t;; who made 1,. sj. m . '"" cl'. a tp 31 r H,. ' " !,Ki r"r li r.eS ,..,. Iiciiaiiii .the f0i)lm ,, , Ills (.utmi.oils residence uiJ.Vi T '" 'r"v" 1011 Ol said la,,,,, v. A"'"r V"1. t"'lu 1- Martin, lloi le, 1 m.. "'"h "onv Mu.ier.Hnofn;;!';,:'';''. '.'n.ilios(.iiK.s,of Harris,,, 1 ir-'''"---;,:,. ''".....d sin,,,.,, " ',,,, ''z''"'-'iuiarL;."vii,r'' .tp:ii7w?n""-'r th, .! ... sn, ,,, vl . - inn,,,,, "nolarrrici''"-";- Joseph Pfost, IWalef hi Farm Machinery, Reap Mowers, Rakes, Cultivators ar BINDING TWINE. THE DEERIN6 UCHII HEST IN THE MARKET. MACHINE EXTRAS Come and examine my stock be purchasing. DO NOT FORGET Tliat tlie firm of GONLEY REIDY & POILJ! Are Here to Stay anJ do A STRAIGHT FORWARD HONORABLE BUSINE5 W oul.l rifMHy f tin. attention .f H .uW.o ': tlmt we urc tuviKinil to ni:ik fi.rm Unit in t3 SIOUX, I'AWMHaiKl Jiox nfTTK ( INT11 Oil The Most Liberal m ",n:i' I'-uof nmnvy aJvan.-e.! 'Without Extra Charge. Lwl OIIW liiisi,,, wi y,lTlAL ATTKNTIOS Contests Initiated, PROSECUTED or DEFEND? 1 f'-ti'-rnl Invt Lipiln.-" tniust. li fliitin, Vou tU,l . 01 mm vra kl,.,liil I Ui!., Htat,-, Lund 0if,.. Will nm, A Lo -.1. . v- , Lie I'l' eating -Business r" " Kviil.le ani,t. AU'ra. U lIl. Ii vour lnis:in-sK Coll......... UOOT nwlo nil nil . ..,..fl Where Business is WICK OX MAIN STHKhT Harris on, . . . NeW II I