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KTABLXSHED
' uFUCi.U. Ct l KTV VJLTEX.
- BKKT PAPEB IS THE COUNTY.
HAS THE LAHlilJrT ClBCULATloX OF ANY
PAPER PUBLLSUEU IS WOUX COUNTY.
. w Subscription Price, f 2.00
L. J. Simmons, Editor.
Kntrrtd at the Harrison post office an sec
ond class, matter.
Thuksday, Jn.Y 30, 1891.
. K. Story
i Republican Count! Convention.
Tlie rt pnblieau ciertor of Woux county,
Kt-lv arc ruittl to sud delegates Don.
tkt-ir M-rn-itl preeiuots to iimet in coiiven
tion at the court house, in Harrison, Neb.
on September 111, 11, at 11 o'clock, a. m.
APFOKTIONMEM.
The several precincts arc entitled to rep
tesentatiou as follows, being based upon the
vote for Hon. Oca. 11. Hustings, l"r attor
' ney general in ls'.a, giving one delegate lit
Wire for each precinct and one lor each tea
votes and the major fraction thereof :
The primaries for tlie several precincts
will be held at the following times and
places on Saturday, Scptenilier 12, Ml
V Antelope At the residence of
from 4 to 8 p. in. ; 1 delegate.
AndrewsAt the residence of J. W. liobin
sou, from 1 to 6 p. in.; 1 delegate.
ISowen-At the otiiee of G. Guthrie, from I
to 7 p. In.; 5 delegates.
Hodarc At school house in district No. 0,
roru 5 to 7 p. in.; 3 delegates.
Cottonwood At school house iu district
No. 4, from! toB p. m.; 2 delegates.
live Points At tlie resident of Frank
Tinkhain, from 4 to 6 p. in.; 2 delegates.
Xxiwer linuning Water At the residence
tf O. J. (ioucy, from 3 to 0 p. in.; delegates.
Hut ( reck At the rusiilence of C. F. Coffee,
'from 4 toti p. in.; delegates.
Montrose At Montrose school house, from
? to 0 p. in.; 3 delegates.
Kunning Water At the residence of A.
McGinlcy, from 4 to 6 p. in. ; 2 delegate.
Snake Creek At IlerneaU'g store, from 4
to ti p. in.; 1 delegate.
Sheep Creek At the residence of T. Ii. Sny
yer, from 4 to 6 p. m.; 1 delegate,
Wtiite liiver At tlie school house iu school
district No. 1, from 4 to6 p. in. 2 delegates.
. WarUmnet At the WArbomict ranch.
from 4 to 6 p. in. J 3 delegates
A. Wi liout,
E.'G. Ilotluii, Chairman
Secret iry.
The general fund of l'aives county is
exhausted and no more warrants can be
issued until January 1, lsSU, and then
the only possible relief will he to trans
fer" a srtja!! uinouot from some of the
other funds for which warrants shall not
have been issued.
Editor Walker tries hard to mislead
his readers with pretended communica
tions which bear the earmarks of the
editor of tlie Herald. lie will have to
change his style of writing if he expects
io fcrol any one, and lie will have to pro
duce proof if he expects any one to be
lieve the uwKjrtions made in tlie columns
'of liis paper. -
In the Herald of July 25th Editor
Walker tries to make out that the work
-ot the expert was no good and tells the
'county attorney io "prosecute or come
olr the dump." Tlie records show that
on July 23d the case against ex-Treasurer
Lock wood for his shortage was tiled
in the district court. There are two
other cases yet to be filed. One against
'ex-(joiinty Clerk Jameson and one
against ex-County Attorney Satterlee.
These 'Will be brought in the county
court and will Ue filed in the near future.
The olfstts settled the rest;
' NorfoTk has a proposition under con
sideration whereby the present beet
suirar factory will lie duplicated before
October 1, ltfUi. All that is asked is
that they agree to rai. 5,000 acres of
beets next year. It loiks as if there
was pretty good pay in it for the grow
Srsforone man at Grand Island lias
raised 450 acres this year and intends to
raise 1,000 acres next season. Real es
tate lias increased in value at. Norfolk,
one farmer having refused 50 p-er acre
for his hied. Sugar beet growing is the
the coming industry of nortliern JJe-
.J3y evading. the article from .the O'Neill
Item which is published in another col
umn it is inferred that iu: Uitlespie is
foot doing just as he should in regard to
the judgeship; He is how register of the
land office at O'Neill, ami a man ap
pointed to a position of trust or profit is
in honor bound to do all he can to
regtntr? the ;Jrty to which lie owes
tgjb$itnt,f' That is , one trouble
viQr tfX lublirM party in Nebraska at
lturint jtimey ' Men bne gfct into
MW Id lorae insbmces wIki have con
IhMyjNti; thefr power to further
bWi,'per'sonai ifsfiration or get even
personal eftemies, regardless of the
W Mites of the people.' The managers .of
be party Cou)d strengthen the ranks to
quite an extent by looking over the list
trf c6k-fakler ftnrt reftiO'viui: trr.calltnL'
down alfflioseVfio run tliings on "the
Moplo' be damned" lilan. It is flselesn
for tftejnanngerS tory to straiglrten out
matters and stilf nermit a lot o'f narrow-
mindrf.lfottfteited, petty office' lioid-
erfctorejairt their present pisi lions nud
ffnue their present policy: ' '
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CUIWn AtMc for
."Lboi Pine Chantaliqua at ' long
Pine, Nek, August 1st to 10th.
X. T" ' sk . .iliU .ciutiUtuiuua. at
For tbf tfccMfons R rite of one fare
for Uw ri trip has lieen trMde.
f or oa yt saie anu iimii or
iei u t '
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ill-id l'l
1 the
Some of the jsijtrs in tl
f the state, all. ong tliciu i!k
Call, !j;tntic :i Jiul.? Ki:i..u.-i a-
nine jii'L-e tin.ber. -"'lit.
l.i!ni.ate Hint tne JU -ge luis i
... . . i i . .... il-
i lliitl lie ivuuu cu.ei .
that posltiou. To stKh the iecple
.iistiii t sliould sav "liands
No one doubts tliat la? woukl ao.tut
himself with credit on the supreme
bench, but the masses of tlie people of
tl lnh district Ueed Kinkaid aiid want
him auJ would be relucUnt to give him
up, even to serve as a member of tlie
supreme court.
Nulicf i f i u.ii.i-e '
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A good deal of trouble has beeu caused
in the mining districts of Temies-ee on
account of the operators Jiuttiug con
victs at work. This tiie miners objectwl
to and attempted to prevent the convicts
f ii mi wnrkimr. Tro,'ns were culled ou
aad much trouble followed. There is no
wonder the miners objected, it is an
insult to honest labor to 1 placvd in
cuiiipetitioti'ith felons, auJ it also de
prives honest men of the places (died by
criminals. The only place convict labor
.should be. used is inside the prison walls.
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JOHN A. U' AS,
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June 27, li-
ou.piaiiit N... tiw h -.via l-vn '"'''fr'.'n
thi-..A s-! iS- rei in Koliralll ugalut John
i i lur I ii 111' Kl i '' " ' 1
-t....,l .vilrv No. i-'J'. u-u
...i tin- ',iilh..a-l
riiire 'ii -nei ,-,,in...
t.i s lev t' tne eanve;.i-t ion
i, -i.-n ntl'.ii.ar iii.il .
jil cull'iitioil Ol tlie s.i'ie,.
id John KoiuiitU um ui..-j
.1,1 tract ; tlittl he ll-ls cllal.g- .'. ,
t:i!-relro;n lor leore thaa i-:
making -a:d cillr; ; Unit I
. tt't-.l njsel and ultialsi l-
Ie,lliiHi liv la; lil.it he ll.i-Bb-..llt
from said tl-iet slllie
lt. ot till- am-la li, i" )
said li'irli'.- ale net ;
l.v .n;.iiinii'l to apie-ir hi um- tun, t- ....
tlitl'i'I ugiist, (V1, at Hi ocita-k a.m.. I
io iv-,iii l iir.il I i.r i .-u t.-timony concern
il.g-.Kl allege. failure. , I
'lestliuoli ' 'itl.t-e- iH I"' t.ikeT 1
f.nvl Ins. K. llolm. s, not -.rv public, at lim.l
tire in Harris. n, N. l,r..ou the auli ..I Auxu-t i
l-.tl, i t IU u. 111. T. K. I' .KS. Itel-eivt r. i
i'.'. T. KoLtv. ( Oiltest lilt 's AltV. 114' 1
Two noted pugilists were to engage in
battle in St. Paul, Mum., a few days
ago. A great deal of opposition was
manifested to such a thing and on re
quest Gov. Jlerriam issued a proclama
tion forbidding the fight to take place
within the borders of that state and call
ing on ail ollicers to do their duty in pre
venting it. There vus wailing and
gnashing of teeth among the sporting
fraternity but it availed them caught.
The brutal pastime of prize lighting is
against the law and the actum of Gov.
Merriam will lie upheld by law-abiding
people all over the nation.
lion. John Ci Watson, chairman of
the republican slate central committee,
has expressed his determination to call
the committee together for the purpose
of considering the question of placing a
candidate for governor iu the field at the
coming election. Many leading lawyers
express the opinion freely that a govern
or cannot be elected this year under the
provisions of the constitution, and con
sider it au attempt on the part of Mr.
Watson to involve the office of governor
in more trouble simply because he "has
it in" for Ooveror Thayer because lie
would not appoint Watson to the posi
tion of judge-advocale-general. It is not
likely that the stuto central committee
will aliow itself to be made a party to
any such scheme just to please the ( hair-
man. The supreme court decided that
Thayer should hold over and the case
has gone to the supreme court of the
United States, where it will be finally
adjudicated and there is no occasion to
create further complications in the
matter.
Kohrit
t.i lion..
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also initt -i,li:tit
li!ied -his
re. idem ,
niont ii . smii
tr.ict i- not '
..id party i'i
Is-ii v holly
J. liv 4tii. l-"', nil tn
it': June fi l-. l. th-
THE BANK OF HARRISON,
1 Itil .iMIHI I.
liU:i:iM)N. NKIiUtsKA.
iiii...- linen s'l-.t-i Kutry.
V. s. l.Miin : i:. '
( ini.I'.OS, Nl IHHAKBA. i
JlllV 21, lf.-l.
foiiip'.aiut having ts-eil made at tills oltii i
liv llnrvev II. Kussell :igaiii-t Murnot ..
li'oe l.ir'iuilure to comply ith la as to
Inma-leiid euti v No. -Mi dated August 1.1.
Iss'.i, UIKin the H lie-. -cH n lies,
n h -!o section town-hip -II. range .
w- . in sunn count v, Neliraka. ith a view to
the cauts-ilation of said entry; contt-lnnt
alieitniK that t!l. said V .rnot l.. Howe M-
iiollv ab i'ldiined sal 1 tract that he llu
siruigt-d hi- resilience tln retroiii for umir
tli.msi nio'iths since making said entry.
Hint -aid tr.u t is nut s-tll.d uii.m and culli
v.ite I liv -aid partv a- nspiired by law, Hint
cb.iiiian't has uev.-r cstahli lu-l a redden. .
tn. reou "hiee tiling on s.i. ne. The isiid mr
ties are lieri-bv siiiimioiiei) to nppi-ar at tin
iiiliccon Hie 24 lay of -eptember, H'd, at la
o'clock a. in., to re-ismd and Inrnisu tesll
liuiav culieeniing said ailegisl tailurn.
Te-tiu.oin of Willie es a ill be l iken I"'
Ion-II. Jones a noiar.-public lit his olti. e
ill ili.irisoii Nell on tie- 1. day til n-pt. Iw.l al
IU a. in. T. Y. I'oa l.lts, lieeelver.
II. T. '.M.1'V, 1121
t oiitestant's Attorney.
AUTIIURIZKI) CAPITAL. "),00a
Transacts a General Banking- Business,
liuv
, s. ii....I (Iril. rs. C.uiity and Village W'arnu.ts
iTiiten.t Paul on Time U-pofits.
Loans Money on Improved Farms,
OFUCIAL DIRCT.TCfi,
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John M. 1 Hb) er ....,,.,
T.J. .Vi.tJ..t-
J. . Alien v.
T. II. lU-utoii
John I Hill
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AfKiiit Kight.
O'Neill Item.
The Item has said that it would make
no fight on Gillespie. When it said it it
meant it, but there is a saying to the
effect that "circumstances alter cases."
We have never been over friendly to Gil
lespie for various reasons that we might
and may hereafter mention, feel under
no obligations, in fact the reverse and
are free to say that we do not like the
haracter of the light he is making on
Kinkaid. Of course we concede him the
right, as an "American citizen," to as
pire to any office in the land) but we do
not concede him the right as ft good re
publican to embarrass and imperil the
party this year with his candidacy,
which may lead to a rupture in the
ranks. Kinkaid will be the judge. He
has a record that will re-elect him, and
anyone who may hold a straw before
the political breeze can easily see that it
gracefully bends in the direction of his
honor.
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A Stmlglit Ti.
A Nebraska journalist sings thusly
the crops of 1891 :
The chigger may chig with all his
might, and mocking bird mock and sing,
but tlie Nebraska crops take the cake,
and corn, you bet; is king. Hie cricket
may crick and the froglet frog? and the
farmer may chant his strain, but the
Nebraska crop is always on tori when
there's plenty of rain. The chinch bug
may chinch and the grasshopper hop, and
the hot winds make you tire; but if any
one says there are such things here, just
call him a horrible liar. Oklahoma may
boom and Texas howl, and Missouri
shoot off her chop but this is a place to
get a home ana raise a Ii I or a crop.
Sherlirs .Sale
Tly virtue of an order of mile directed to
me from the. district court of Sioux county.
Nebraska, on a Judgment rondered In snM
court on the duv of Kcptouiliei, lKiiO, In
favor of Thompson K. Martin and t'Harles J.
Smith, hh plaintiffs and against Henry War
neke and Hannah M. Warneke, defend
ants, for the , sum of IKM.GO and
coats taxed - nt - tl7.UI and nc..
erulnir costa. W'arder.' Jiutdinell ami tiless
ner were also itirliiwlt-! a defendants, nnd
tlie court touiMi mat mere wan uue alien uc
fcndai.H, Warder, Iliuftiiell and Gleaner
the Mini of ftll.M from defendants, Hour
wjirncuc.
sum pi.
tills iV. . . t . r.-
lmv! WVled ifHi 4.h f'fllAlFig n-ul es
tate, taken an tlie property or the delend
nntllry Warneke and UaDl M. l
leltM ujid Huiuuui LWiuuekc...wliitIi
must aio l; paid out of the nryewds of
iv! Wvled ifHi 4h fffliAlFig m-al es
titken an tlie tiroperty OT the defend
Uan Warneke and UmmvH U. War-
tr-efi1iV!ftKip1fc6.r ti, Mflffe
Itf ty4Mf 'et, In Hlonx eouiityirtthraska.
Hry Warneke aim Mann M. Mar
fxHrfrt;. ytw.iMurtlS. t of M
utible f Ut the Jlrat mortgage of the Western
xnenniv.i mniiniiv lor anuu anu aecruen 111-
tereal tierarn, and wlU- offer Ua a uae.for
sale. Miilijcet u tne nri ui on gage 01 me
Western Sepurllv Coiiipai.y to j(,ie highest
liidder.forea.il in I'aii l. on tiii Si ilnv '!
WWyW,1?'1 file
mttV.S- mvli-' m . nere
in u u iu ui in 1 juml Mil al tfi t'muoa tit. t titi
hour of one o'ctiK-k, p. In., of rnkt aliy, when
and wliere dne atteadiiuce Will tMr mven by
fn ty.
Nnti. i- tn Nnn-lii-id. lit Il, eiilii:its.
Harrison Merritield and Hageiila I.. M
Held, uon re-iiienl ileiendants, w ill take mi
tice that oa tlie lir-t day ol July, Is"."!, Kiln
W. Ilarton. plaintil!", tiled her petition In tin-
district court ol sioux county, Nebra-ka,
against said deicidiinls, iinpleiidisl Willi
Annie K. satteriee j: ml Kdward 1. Satterlee,
the ii liiect and prayer ol w hich are to fore
elos.-u certain luortgaL'e evecut.sl by tin
ilefen.lants, llarri-on Merritield and Kuge
nia I.. Merrilieid, to tiie siiow alter Mortgage
I o.np.uiy. daiecl lieceinln r 2'th,lssS,on the
ne !; see. I'., 1 p SI 11, range .VI west, ill Sioux
count V, Nebla.-ka, In secure Die payment ol
a certain proiuissoiy note dated ilecenils'r
1-t, ls, lor the sum ol .Vi, due and pavahle
live vears atu r the date thereof, with inter
est a't the rale ol 7 percent ar annum, pay
able semi aiinnallv. said note and mort
gage provide Hint if there be default In the
payment of any Interest w hen Hie same
Is-i nines ilue, the w hole amount secured bv
said mortgage shall liecome due and col
leclible at once, said note and mort
gage, were on the 2-lth day of February,
Ism, for a valunhlc consideration assigned
to plaiutilf herein who now owns and hnM..
same, iielault his linen made in the pay
un nt ol the intercut w hu ll has la-come due
on said note autouiitiug t' if.:.21, and plain
till elects that the w hole amount secured
bv said mortgage is now due and payable.
That there is now due to plaintiff oil her
said note Hie sum of .W.25 w it Ii 10 per cent
int. Tet from Hie first day ot June, lw.M,
plaintiff prays for n decree tiiat delendant
la required to pay he same or Mult anid
premises may la' sold to satisfy the amount
found due, and that said defendants la' fore
closed ol all cquitv or right of redemption
in said premises. That plaintiff have judg
ment and execution against delend
ants for any residue'"' that may lie
found due her aller tile pldeecds
of such sale shall 1' applied on the payment
of the amount found tine plaintiff.
you are required to answ er sain pennon
on ortielnre Monday, August l.Ui, 11.
Hated July 1st, isal.
I4U 4H! KI.LA W. IIAHTOS,
II. 1. 1 os'Lr.Y , milium.
her attorney.
l!y l
SULLIVAN & CON LEY, Lawyers.
Will practice in all the local, state
and federal courts, and U. S, Land
office.
Legal papers carefully drawn.
Office in court house.
IlARItfSON', - - NlilirtASKA.
C. E. HOLMES,
Aitorney-at-Law.
All business entrusted to ills care Will
ceive prompt and careful attention.
HAKUISON, - - NEBRASKA.
GEORGE WALKER.
Attomey-at-Law.
Will practice before all courts and the U.
S. Land (mice, iiusiness entrusted tn my
care will receive prompt attention.
HAIUUSON, - - NEBRASKA.
B. L. SMUCK.
fashionable Barber and Hair Dresser
Everything in his line done in a neat
and artistic manner."
Razors and Scissors sharpened and put
in order at reawnable rates:
Give him a call:
' First door east of pbstoHice,
Hawubon - - Nkhhakka.
L. E. BELDEN & SON,
Wagon and Carriage Makers.
Repairing done On short notice.
Good work and reasonable charges.
Shop soutll Of livery barn.
HAHIUSON, - - - KEB,
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We Have Prepared for a
io- Harvest
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Maxwell a i at,-,:.,; '.'
T. I.. Norvnl tK ia.- iii.i,,,.
I. A. ( anipl !l..( U rk and !.rhV
TWKI.mi Jl 1I( IAI.Ii-tui,t
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A. snthorth -iiit. -ni. n ii,.
Tl.'w. Reiiiy
i.m. J. Midi r .
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ihmii'i i.nttieiioiii , if-ru or le-irti jia
II. t . f oni. y i .a, ,t, ,u.
IxiAKH iK liiMMl.s ioVfiii
I has. I'. t,rove, tchtiiriiiHii itbt
J. A. orven : ui .
K. W. Knott i .
i m.i-r ti n i.
W. Wilson. .....Senator, l'l-t Sn. Ii.iiu
HI. I.. Heath liep., ..t. N , ; ;, ;ri
VII. I. At. K OrtTi I
I- It. Maine iclinlnnan i f
s. . Jones . ,
(,r.o.t t.uthrie.. .
Thomas Heidv
v.. iiouuii
W. II. Darin ,
l,. Uultine iriu
J. W. -colt ...street I vi.ai.is.
By purchasing Smith's Stock of
General Merchandise, and in
vite all his old customers
and lots of new ones
to call on us
for Dry Goods, Gro
ceries, Boots, Shoes, etc.
Our Prices will be as low as
the LOWEST, on everything we sell.
suii mi. Iitill 1 11
Mrs. Y.. ,. Hough
W. II, W right . MtJ
it. W. Hester ...Ire
1 KltM-OK ( ( l:l
Di-ti'lct Court, At llarri.ou, i.,n,u,t
1 1 brim ry I' th ami Veptepnls r -ih, lj
(ounly tonrt.- Al llairl-.ni, n.iiaui
first Sloiiday of ea Ii inontli.
( Ill lit IlKs and ma IUIK
M, I.. ( hlirell I'reaelilng eai li Or
Sunday at 10 :w a. in., and ctcry -uihibt.-
lug at 7 :.. K. K. K. Itmin ft, l',t,
I plscop.il m rvltN-s nl the i l.un li on
Krl.lav eveulnir iH-turi-ii the Li.t !,,
days of euch mouth, conducted hy R.-r ,'
Hates.
l'n!o:i Sunday Sc-biMil evei -tiieliij n
a. in. I v.. Y. l:..Kini.-ii
Illble Sch'Hd meets at the rliuri-liwb
day al U-l noon at 3 o'clock.
H. I'. D. IU-"TT.M
We shall still keep a coniidctu line of
Hardware.
NOLO & SnARSTELLER
Grant Guthrie,
B. E. Bkicwkti-ui,
- l'rvsideiit.
(.'. F. i')'ki;k,
Vice l'res.
Dealer In-
CHASi '. JAMESON, fishier.
Commercial Bank.
'"i;iiviATU.
Lumber
General Banking Business
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HAKlifUlS.
NWIIIAHKA.
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