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The Sioux
"VOL. 2.
HAKBISOIT, ATO. 21, 1890.
mo. cd.
County
ournal
TIIE SIOCX COUNTY
JOURNAL.
J. SiiHMoiN. Kcitor oa rroprlrfar.
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HARRISON MARKET.
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l.umljf r-nativp Nr 111. ft.. 10 a,
M (w.rnwU-d rvrry Ttiurrfluy.
For funn lun Lro L.'s. !fJ.no.
trt somethings "bi. forttlip state
fair. ' -.t
Unrwss made to order out of No. 1,
oak leuther, at Cunningham)..
A daughter m-rivetl at tlm home ol
Mr. awl Mrs. IX II. Grixuold 011 lat Sun
day. Congratulations ure in order.
-Cull uiul see tlie complete line of liar-m-MK,
middles, wliiM, l;iHlnsterH, etc. at
the harness shop.
By taking advantage of our new
cluliluin; oiler jou can pet a liu-gt
amount of good reading for a Rinall
amount of rash.
A good txhihit nt thi! htnte fair will
incrca I lit value of evury hit of prop
rty in Sioux county, no it U to the in-1i-rtst
of nil to aw.ist in (he work.
IU?v. H. V, Rltfirm will preach at
the church in Harrison on Sunday. Aug.
Jilst, morning and evening. All ure in
vite J to nt tend.
The pit of the water system an
ln-ing put below fnmt line. Thin is an
excellent moe ami will avoid a great
d-ul of Iron Me (luring tliv winter.
Tho latest from tlm locality when
no many coons wcra w.-n a few days ago
is that ten of the animals have been
lulled, mid the farmer) arc after the rest.
Kkaho.nko IrlKn: We have a g-ood
supply of seasoned Imnlicr constant ly on
and 12 feet 10.00; 14 and l'J feet l'i.00
-.-r thousand feet J. K. AitSKK.
Th: iuiti of holding tlm .wnatonui
ti.u .uiiltoit Im.s htieu 1 handed from ep-lniM-r
11th to September I-tli. Notice
of thu i hanga was reriv?d too Int for
last issue.
- lie sure to lii in the best corn, oats,
w h. at, potatoes, lomut'M'X, cahlsie, mcl-
oni and every Ihitar else you have to
help make up the exhibit t tlie slate
fair. I that will help timke tip the exhibit and
A. W. Jlohr reH.rts the loss i,f llvejil1 (1" f"r I"' individual pre-
lalves front the disease know'u us black-1
leg und it is said that others have had
ill luck from the same cause. It is gen
erally lielieved the disea-i can U pre
vented by proK'r precaution, but there
is 110 cure for it know n.
At the went deiuoi ratic congiess
ional and state ronventions the dele
jcatt rexrted as representing Sioux
county were F l. Satterloe, t'. II. Wel
ler anilJohn Marsteller. Tlie lirst nam
eil was the only one who was present..
No democratic county convention bus
ln-eii belli in Sioux county this year,
- 1'or the (!orn I'alace at Sioux City
agents of tlte Fremont, Elkhorn & Mis
souri Valley and Sioux City & Pacille
Kailroads will sell excursion tickets ut
one fare for the round trip, impure ol
any agent or write to Mr. Jonas M. t'le
land, Sec'y of Sioux City Corn I'alace,
Sioux City, Iowa.
We are informed tliat 11. (. Stewart
the alliance candidate for state senator,
w bo is county orgauizer for the alliance,
inteiids to 'visit (he north part of the
county in I lie near future, for tlie pur
pose of organizing the farmers of that lo
cality into alliances.
A number of Indians frvlii the Pine
ULdge ajfuwey paswl through here on
1urtiiy for the hunting ground west ol
w re. They were I leaded by Red Cloud,
at tlte fnml of whose wagon limited the
Mars anil stripes, probably to show that
lav wan a "good hulian."
Reineinber all the committees on
Urn state lair exhibit are to meet at
IWmsoii on Sutunliiy. August SOth, and
verytiung Unit i to 1 uset to make up
fae exlul.it sIkiuW bff here oil or before
Uwt day. It m only a few days until
lie jtnpuient must be made ami some
tWinl, synfemntic work must lw done by
ail iuU'res1eL
A number of the alliance men of Cot
leaaiMHl precim t were iu Harrison on
Hatarduy lor tlie purpose of onruniiing
tmt. lUe inteutions of Uw visitors evi
4tl hail out been watle known, to the
brum of tat locality an but few of
taeiu rv m to a, uai Um result wae,
tjxit 00 attempt waa aaoie to orguaice.
AtKtlurtfort wilt tikxly bo uiadu titlw
Ujui lillim. WOU. Wctta miiiueiie
Have you selected any tiling to help
make up the exhibit at the state fair?
1 laving oneut of business, w de
sire a aeltlemetit w ilh evervlotly owinp
us, at one. Please reiiieinijer an act
aw conlinly. Weir & I'aj.
Rfcv. Wm. Wilson will preach at tlie
. lain h next Kunday mornin. Come
and hear him.
Bring1 in a hample of 11 native
ijrase which prow in your lo-clity to
help make up the state fair exhibit
Brin; a good lot of it,
Don't te at all lakwnrd about
bringing something for the stute fair ex
hibit. The committee want all they
can i-'cL
Arner's shiiifile mill won taken out
to their pliice on West Botrjry yesterday,
ind will lie set up nt onci;. They exect
to lie ready to fill orders by the first of
September. Tlie flrx'. Work tlicy will do
will be to cut the ohlUleH to cover tlie
lo( Injure ut the stat fair.
?rtday Av(. 53hI, mid Tuesday 26th
at tt dayi ominittpe want men.
WKlWttistn p-t (he .tjcVfrVmKMonjoe
(iinyon. 1 o not wurt tie ir4 jn-JUlisj
imuu-r iml 11 s).s,iiie go uitire wmi
your team and ax and help get the logs
to the depot so that they can be ready in
time to load.
The coniitiitlee in charge of the pre
paration of tlm log house for the state
fair exhibit want all the men and teams
they can get to go to Monroe ranyon to
monow iKridayi to get out the logs and
get them here so that the house may lie
ready to ship. Take your team or ax, or
Ikith, and go to Monroe imiyoii and help
t he work along.
E. E. I.ivermoro killed an animal re
cently which belonged tn the cat family
but for some time could not lind out
just what it was. .Ho brought it to
town and ('. E. Holmes looked the mat
ter up and found it was a lynx. These
ire not often seen in this locality, and
ire nut very pleasant things to run
across.
The premiums offered for the liest
oiinty collective exhibit are (audi prize
of S'V)0 and champion silver medal, one
hnudifd I'opips, one year, of tho Xtbrax
ku F-y-ui r, and one special prize of $2')
for the lw:st. and largest collection of na
tive gmwiex. IVrtainlv that i worth a
litl le f Hol t on the mrt of each citizen of
Tt should lie rememWed that if nny
on" bus any th'iig that is good it can 1
nkriil in its regulur class for piemiiuns
in addition to K ing n part of the exhibit,
n uise of grains, vegetable, etc., the
required amount is not less than one-half
bushel. Native hay to compete in class,
should be. baled and Dot less than 100
pounds; ear earn not less than fifty ears;
foeii on stalk five or morn stalks. Now
see w hut you ma lind about your farm
The case of Jas. H. Brookmire & Co.
vs," Rosa & Thompson has been taken to
the Hiipretuo court on error, and after a
year or two that court will reach the
case and decide it. If the decision of th.
district court is sustained that will end
it, if that decision is reversed tb case
will ue heard again by the district court.
The fact that the supreme court is more
than a year behind with its work makes
it very bad lor those interested in cases
before it and the amendment to the
constitution to increase the number of
judges certainly should be adopted so
that such long delays may lie avoided.
A letter was received yesterday from
Gov. Furnas, secretary of the state board
of agriculture, who has been appraised
of the intentions of those interested in
the Sioux county exhibit at tlie state
fair, in which he stated that Sioux coun
ty sltould have as good a site- as
there was on the ground. He further
stilted Hint tiie exhibit contemplated
was an pxtraonhnnry one and should have
extraordinary attention by the manage
ment of the state fair. Now let all see
that every detail is curried out to the
letter and if possible let the exhibit he
made of such a nature tliat it will exceed
the hopes of the mest sanguine,
The Shuycaltle poisoning case is
still in the courts. On Monday Mary
Shay had a preliminary hearing before
Justice Mcintosh, of White river pre
cinct 'County Attorney Walker prose
cuted und Attorney Elswick, of Craw
ford, appeared for tho defendant. The
justice held lier to np)car at tlio district
court. On Tuesday she was brought up
to the county sent by lXjptity Sheriff
Decker. An application was made for a
writ of habeas corpus, and the case was
set for hearing on Wednesday but owing
to tlie non-nrrival of some material wit
nesses, the case had to 1 continued un
til tkiy and is in progress as we go to
press. If tlie writ is granted it will give
the woman tier Utterly until court com
mences witoirt bail, and the trouble and
expense of keeping her will be saved. If
the writ is denied, die will either have to
give bond or remain in cuatody until
court convenes. John. Stuvy baa out
I ttaao. acnatod a jet.
WILL HIKE AS EXHIBIT.
Moat (;a1j Will M Kprat4 at
tbr State Fair. '
Hie lollowiug is tlie secretary's refwt
of the meeting on Saturday, AugtMrt.
loth to arrange for making a couaty
exhibit at the state fair: '
Meeting t ailed to order by Thomas
Reidy. '?
J. M. Robinson elected chairman aod
G. Outline secretary.
On motion it wan decided to inakrf a
county exhibit at the state fair, but not
to organize a county society this yealV
On motion it was decided U erect
house on tlie state fair grounds of 8iox
county logs and cover it with native
shingles aud set Sioux county sne treas
around it. '
On motion Thos. Reidy, UtivM Bart let t
and C. L. Brooks were apointed a coi
mittee yu JOfhouse. 1
.' ri n,.,ifvJUia .h'lii. n .irvji n I u.1 .T 1
tCJieenJ Wileox und Eli Smith to
make a flection of graiwes, lsith wiW
anil tame. ' '
On motion B. F. Thomas, A. H Ken
nedy, J. F. SchuU and Eli Smith were
appointed to have charge of the exhibit,
with power to appoint assistants.
C. E. Holmes, S. II. Jones and C. E.
Weller were apsjinted a committee on
II nance.
t;. E. Holmes was added to the com
mittee on grasses. j
1.. O. Hull, N. L, Pollard and C. E.
Holmes were npioiiited it committee m
fossils. i
Eli Smith, DeBock and Wm. C.
0'i'oiiuer were made committee on vege
tables. '
Geo. Walker, B. F. Thomas Mild 0. &
Holmes were apH)iiited a couiniittee oH
hoikI, brick and stone, . i
On motion C. E. Verity Wi!4 mad
general secretary. "
Moved that it is tlie sense of this ulettt
ing that both county pupers piiblis
these pnx'oediiig. Carried, S
On motions. Barker us appointed tk
take charge of articles as tiiey ua
brought in. ' .
It was decided that everything tt) ta
made a part of the exhibit should ba
liveivd on orlrlnmilnnl .inr1
Th
ho Reidy,- K. P. Lindiay and J.'A.
Green were ajipointed to make a collec
tion of wild animals und birds.
On motion adjourned.
J. M. RoiUNSMN, .
G. Gl'THItJ)-!, Chairman.
Secretary.
O. J. Gowey has the contract to car
ry the mail to Royviile from Dawn.
Since the establishment of the ollir-e the
mail has lieen carried from Harrison by
the patrons of the otlb-e but the govern
ment lias now established a route and
let the contract. There is a irtition to
have tlie route extended from Royviile
to Harrison and it is hoped the petition
will soon be granted as it would prove a
great convenience to the people in the
south (Mil t of the county, for it would
give tliem uireci man communication
with the county seat.
- Pursuant to the call published in
Tub Journal a number of fanners and
others interested in the matter of an
exhibit at the state fair met at the court
iouse lust Saturday afternoon. The
meeting was called to order by Slierill
Reidy and J. M. Robinson was elected
chairman and G. Guthrie secretary.
The report of the secretary appears in
another column. The committees were
selected with a view of having those in
charge of the various departments who
would look after their part of it in good
shape. It is to tie boroe in mind that all
the work is not expected to lie done by
the committees, but the earnest, hearty
co oierat ion of all interested in the fu
ture prosperity of Sioux county is ex
ectcd to be extended to them in tlie
work. Do not wait for a special reipiest
to assist, but go to work ot once. If
you have anything good notify the com
mittee and see that it is delivered here
on or before Saturday, August 30th. If
you have nothing suitable to bring and
know of a neighbor who has, go to hi in
and urge him to bring it and assist him
to prejiare it. The cominittoe to attend
to the log house need a good deal of help.
Go to Monroe canyon on the days named
and help them witn tlie work. If there
is nothing else you can do notify tlie
committee on finance that you will con
tribute something toward paying the
necessary expenses. It is but a few
days now until the articles to be exhi
bited will have to be ready for shipment
and there is no time to lose. It would
be a good plan for as many of our farm
ers as can to come to Harrison on Satur
m-day, Aug. 30th and tee what has been
collected. The, reports are coming in
from many that they will be on hand
with something. Let all join tlie move
ment and see what grand results can be
obtained. Don't be afraid that what yoa
have is not iTood enough. Bring it ilk
and bring plenty of it. "Quantity in
next to quali ty saya 0v, Furnas, se
tMurj ef la state wmnI tt agMtaftftiMa,
The committee of tlie state fair ex
hibit want several bushels of -nice pine
coues delivered here. Do loot be afraid
tliere will be too many, but bring in a
good lot of them.
A special prize of fgS i offered by
the state board of agriculture for tlie
best and largest'displny of native grasses
exhibited at the state fair. Alt tlie bot
anists who liave visited roiix county
have expressed ttieniseives that the finest
as well as the largest variety of native
grasses grow within its bordels tliat can
be found in tlie state. All that is needed
to win that prise is a little effort Get
every kind of grass you can find and be
sure to get plenty of it; It crista nothing
but a little labor and Kill lie a great
benefit to tlie county to Win that prize.
Now is the chance to help your county.
PERSONAL.
Andrew Jacobs was in Harrison on
Mondav.
Mrs. E. M. Carrier left Tuesday for a
visit to Iowa
C. H. Wellef wpnt to Hot Springs
Monday eveuiltg.
F. F. Oray and N. G Hutchings were
in Harrison on Monday i
Tlie motlier of W. B. Wright came up
to visit for a few days.
D. F. Mack called on Monday and gave
us some cash on stiWriptioib
0. E. Holmes returned on Friday from
a business trip down tfie road.
Mrs. W, Bi Wright went to Whitney
hist Thursday, returning Friday.
Mr. aud Mrs. W. R. Smith have been
on the sick list for some days iast
(). A. Garten Was in Harrison yester
day and called at our office.
B. B. Bixby was in town on Friday
and made a pleasat call nt this office.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Northrop arrives!
home this morning from their wedding
trip,
Jos. H. Motilgomory culled on Tues
day and gave us some cash oti subscrip
tion. Arthur BarUi has returned from his
trip to tlie west ttnd will remain forn
short time.
Eitlst, the well-known Indian scout.
nwnntthmiuXji iHjWiii ia m SEP.
day nrd spent iMy-tvitl) J. H. Cook.
I.'r. J. (J. Eltnole, of Rushville, was in
Harrison yeHerduy on professional busi
ness. He is n. plelisant gentleman to
meet, and w hope he will come again.
Warbomiel News.
llev, F. 1 1. IHieshei', of Crawford, was
in this vicinity last week.
Dout Bros. & Riesdorfl' intend to take
some of tneir li'jrws to d.n eastern mar
ket Irt tiie near future.
Anton Moravih is employed at Van
Tassel.
R. F.llis lia.s licen helping W. R. Smith
iu the hay field.
Mrs, Martin, of Battle Creek, Neb.,
was here a few days ago purehasing
land with a' view to going into the
stock business.
Scrofula cannot resist the purifying
powers of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Sold by
druggists
Now
You can get a farm loan of the Bank of
Harrison. Small loans only.
AVer's Sarsaparill never before equal
ed its present daily recore of marvelous
cures.
With His Thumb,
A boy Is said to hsve saved the Netherlands
from Inundation. Multitudes have been
laved from tlie Invasion of disease by a
bottle of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. This medicine
Imparts tone to the system and strengthens
every organ and fibre of the body.
" I have taken a great deal ot medicine,
but nothing has done me so much good at
Ayer's Harsspnrllla. I experienced Its bene
ficial effects before 1 had quite finished one
bottle, and I can freely testify tliat it Is the
best blood medicine I know of." L. W.
Wsrd, sr., Woodland, Texas.
"Confined to an office, as I am, (ram one
year's end to another, with little or no out
door exercise, I find great help In Ayer's
Baraaparllla, which I have used for several
years, and am at present using, with excel
lent results. H enables me to keep always
at my post, enjoying the best of health,"
H. 0. Barnes, Maiden, Mass.
Ayer'oGoroaporllla
rasrABso T
ML l. 0. ATSB OO.i Low-all, Xaaa,
eldbyDraggMs. tl,U$i. Woitatbelk
CHAMBERLAIN
Eye and Skin Ointment.
A nnrtain cure for Chronic Soro Em,
Tetter, Salt Rheum, Soald Head,. Old
Chronic Bores. Fever Boree, Ecsettt
Iinh Prairie Scratches.. Sore Nlpptae
and Plica, Tt la cooling a4 toothiflc.
Hundreds of cases have been cured if
It after all other treatment bad tailed!,
a? ana eu ceo vuw w i.
HERE, WE ARE READY
WITH Ot
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MlldM
FULL
Bfardware,
Stoves,
Agricultural
Fiirruture, Etc.,
At the Lowest Living Prices, We Have a Big Stock or Brbd Wirt on Hand
Which
Wd are Selling 25c. Below Ilarket.
COM IN ANBtttCU,
GRISWOLD h MARSTELLER.
Having Purchased the
RANCH SUPPLY HOUSE
We it re Prejjoml to offer
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pl,,'C3555Pi!SC3l?
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Hats, Caps,
Clothing and
At Reduced Figures in Order to
CLEAR THEM OUT to make room for
THEY MUST BE SOLD!
Provisions and Ranch Suppfies at LOW ItflT MARKET KATES.
dPfJCtAL INDtTCEMBNTS to' Ranchmen ami other trying in Quantities.'
fAIft DEALING AIU 8ATISFA 1'JfN fttftANTEBIV
RANCH SUPPLY HOUSE.
H ugh W, MWidrim, IrSatbir,
Jacid
Implements,
Boots, Shoes,
Underwear,
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