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About The Sioux County journal. (Harrison, Nebraska) 1888-1899 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 6, 1890)
unty Journal, voai. 3. AjRisoisr, jsrovTe, iseo. isro. o. he Sioux THESKHTX COUNTY CTOtJRlTAL. t. j. a, Going WM. Gotnc But. Wo. M, paHnngw. I'll Mo. M, freijbt, M frmight, (4t HARRISONMARKCT Cera per hnndred - . Oete pur handled Baort per bnndrcd S -.- ,. Braa per anndrad 1 laad chopped per hundred . fotatoea per hotwired t Better-per t Ef-per dot. foaltry per doc . Onions prr t Bean per ..,.. ,, Caal per ton. Wood per pord-. Lamber native per m.Jt... 1 1 1 10 1 10 1 M 1 M IS U 1 75 O I 00 6 5 4 M s jo u "Corrected everr Thundav. Get photo's at Haines. -See our new combination offer. -For farm loans ?o to S. H. Jones. "A vote for Davis is a rote for Con- ley." Wahtbd Several loads of wood on Rubacription at this office. Haines will be in Harrison but a short time so that those who want photo's should call soon. Th JotHHAL and the Omaha Week ly Bee for one year for $2.75, cash in advance. All infections of the blood are removed by- Ayer's Sarxaparilla. Sold by all druggists. E. 0. Hough has purchased the lot north of O. Guthrie's residence and is preparing to build thereon at once. Potatoes, onion, cabbage and other kinds of garden "sass" taken on sub scription at this office. Anything good to eat is as good as cash to us. - It only takes $3.75 to pay a year in advance for Tmt JonmAL and the Omaha Weekly Bee. Now is the time to sub scribe. THE ELECTION AT HOME BADLY MIXED IS MOl'X C0UTTY. Cesley Elerted, Bat tke Ofldal Can- tbsi Necessary to Deride a to ftanalsglsoer. The election in Sioux county on last Tuesday developed into very peculiarly mixed up affair. The fight on county attorney all along prior to Saturday ap peared to be between Conley and Davis, 1 with Hull running as a kind 'of a side show, but on Saturday it became evident that something was in the wind among the democrats and on Sunday Hull went to Montrose and a messenger came from there on Monday with a report, A cau cus of the leading democrats was held and there was great activity among them. Workers, messengers and letters were sent out in alt directions and the object of such work is explained by the following which is reported to us as sub stantially the contents of one fit the let ters sent out, and from the effect on the work of those to whom they were bent, it is safe to presume that they were all alike: Friknd CHRIS: Montrose has been heard from and Hull is the strongest nan. A vote for Davis is a vote for Conley. Throw all the strength you can to Hull. C. C. Jameson. C. 1L WEUJiK. D. P. Davis was out in the south part of the county and did not arrive here until nearly time for the polls to close, and consequently knew nothing of the knifing he was receiving at the hands of those for whom he bad sold out those who nominated him two years ago, and for whom he prostituted his position as chairman of the republican county centra committee in 1889, and to whom he looked for support in return for his past services. During the whole day the democratic workers put in solid work for Hull and when the votes were counted it showed 23 for Hull, 13 fcr Davis and 84 for Conley. Richards got 44 votes and Boyd 18 so that shows the strength of Conley to be nearly three SAMP COPY THE GUIS Globe WEEKLY mocrat Sent Free tr mSEND YOUR NAME AT ONCE X any Address. o-LOBE ir risrriisra- oo., ST. LOUIS, MO. n w N TEiR And now is the TTME TO BUT Stoves and Furniture. COME IN and see us, GRISWOLD & MARSTELLER. BOY YOUR GRAM AT THE HEW rep; MARL.CT i ir t bi. The Hour has been changed in tne belief that it will suit the majority of the people and an increased attendance is looked for. The first quarterly meeting of the 11 E church of Harrison will be held on Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 8th and Bth. Quarterly conference Saturday, at 8 p. m. The presiding elder will be present. All are cordially invited. If the roan who cut into a stack of bay belonging to me about three miles south of town and took therefrom- about a load, will pay for the same, be will save trouble. W. C. 0'Connob. County Treasurer Oayhart has re cently moved the bouse on his farm in Montrose precinct to a point near the north line of the place. This was done as water can be got at a less depth, and the location is better suited to arrange shelter for his stock. Skabonxd Leans: We have a good supply of seasoned lumber constantly on band at our mill on West Boggy. 10 and IS feet 110.00; 14 and 16 feet $12.00 per thousand feet First-class native shiwrles always on hand. First-class 3; second-class fa per thousand. 3. E. Arner. The pound social at the church last evening, given for the benefit of Rev. Rorick, was quite well attended. A mod sutwlv of the necessaries of life were contributed which will be duly appreciated by the pastor and bis family, The school board have employed Mrs. Ida Olinger to take charge of the primary department of the school. The present school building will be divided into two rooms in order to provide for the two grade. From present indica tions it will not be long until the dis trict will have to orovide more room to amommodate the children. School will begin again next Monday. It is reported that in some precincts some men voted who were not legally entitled to. la some oases they wen challenged and swore In their vote, and all such crimes should be prosecuted at the next term of the district court The doner it in demonstrated that illegal ' voting in Sioux county will be punished, tbe bettor it will be for law abiding citi- rp It action of the supposed democratic allies of Davis must evidently have been with a view to achieve a democratic victory or else they thought that Davis might be elected and knowing his past record decided that it would not do to put him in the office of county attorney. In the contest for commimioner three of the candidates are about even, while Knott is about 45 votes behind, with the vote of Cottonwood not known definitely us to that office and the indications are that Knott got nearly or quite enough votes to elect him, and Wilcox being tlie one next likely to win. No returns have come in from Sheep Creek precinct, and it is evident tliat no election Was held tiiere, and the official canvass cannot be made until Saturday evening. SHOT HIM DEAD. Safe Tate Meets his Death at the Hands of Henry Coker. Claims Self Defense. O. P. Haines informs us that bo ex pects to move hto photograph outfit from bar aboat Nov. 1Mb. If you have not got ail tbe pictures you need of yourself sai tunOy it is time yon were doing so or mhwUI miss toe orportonlty. Mr. pi la it prices ars amen lower than f at atkat tMsomnhm. Do sot On Wednesday Sheriff Reidy received a telegram from Henry Coker stating that be was in the guard house at Fort Robinson and desired to give himself up to Sheriff Reidy for killing a soldier by the name of Rufus Tate. ' The killing was done in Sioux county, at a place known as Bandy's ranch, a coon dive, of which Coker was one of the proprietors. Tuesday was pay day at tbe post and that night Tate and some of the other soldiers went to Bandy's ranch to spend the night Tate got mad at one of the women and began to beat one of tbe women in a terrible manner and finally drew a knife and seizing the L woman by the throat said he would kill her. She called on Coker to protect her and be took a rifle from belynd the with which the place wni provided, and shot into tbe wall above Tate, that Individual turned, knife in nand, on Coker who re treated behind tbe bar, keeping his as sailant off with bis rifle, Tate attempted to climb over the bar whan Coker pulled the trunrer of the gun and Tate fell and soon expired. This place baa been a noted one for some time and a number of rows and hooting scrpes have occurred there, and Um settlers in the neighborhood have wished to have tbe place cleared out, but did not like to make a complaint for fear that they would retaliate on the person or property of the complaining witness. The killing of a man there will certainly see that the place Is cleaned out, and not allowed open again. A hesriv will to given Coker on tlifJC RIFLE HAFETY SOLID TOP. Using 32-20, 38-40 and 44-40 Cartridges. Ranch Supply House. s a -s-. mm r ) EJECTING. !d( free dewrripiHe mfcfrHst of Bptl Doable-Action Hemirers, etc, to ue tMRm FIRE ARBS CO., KEW HAVEN, CT., U. Si A. L03TS PAT. IUFLE SOTS Sis Usssssttes ketk tar Hs fsritt Steeuss. HOCUS A BlflM of latest dedgu. Adilrewi ; KH. LYMX, KliiteMi, Ct. "EEiL" EEL01MIS TOiJLS Fer Rifles, Pistil Sid to MIOAD TOUI IHttW11? AID IAVE MONEY. FREE, lltUSTSSTSD CATALOGUE bs CONTAINING VALOASLK INSTRUCTIONS ON MOW TO PRCPARC TOUS OWN AMMUNITION. IDEE BPS. CO., Box G, Hew Ravaii, CI PERSONAL Mrs. J. F. Pfost and children, of Craw ford, are visiting friends in Harrison. Commissioner Oreen was in Harrison yesterday. Mrs. H. A. Cunningham has been very ill this week, but is now improving. Judge Barker made a trip to White River the first of the week. Robert Parish came up from the sand hills on Saturday and remained until Wednesday. J. W. Graham was up from Cotton wood precinct on Saturday. Jo Decker was up from White River yesterday. Rev. Rorick, accompanied by Mrs. Rorick and her mother, arrived here yes terday. The latter leaves this evening for home at Norton, Kas. : Many old soldiers who contracted chronic diarrhoea while in the service, have since been permanently cured of it bv Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by C. H. Andrews. Carts Tktaks. We are grateful to the people of Har rison and vicinity for their kindness in giving us so generous a "pounding" which we thankfully received and ap preciated. E. E. E. Rorick aitd Family. GAMCSRIJLXXra "Bp cud Ekin Ointment. A oertals euro for Chronic Son Eyes, Tetter, Bait Rheum, Scald Hesd, t)td Cbronio Sons, Fever Sores, Ecsoma, Itch, Prairie Soratobcs, Son Nipples sad Piles. It Is oooling and soothing. 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