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The Sioux County Journal
HABBlSOlSr, HSTEB.. OCT.
29, 1891.
IsTO. 7.
THE SIOUX COUNTY
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OF.Y.ANDERS.
EBCHANT TAILORING.
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PERFECT FITS.
itisfaction Guar-
rteea m mi instances.
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iawst iinv i.-..- "". rst
jier , nave ni ordered the
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BALLOT.
-A car load f ,,ax was
''It this H-M.l-
-Thre.lmig ln ,is vj(jni(v
about completed.
shipped from
FOR JUDGE OFJTHEJUPREME COURT
A,BiUenl,ender, of Lincoln.
Joseph W. Edgerton, of Omaha
VOTE FOR ONE.
Prohibition. I
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- another carload
'iue uns week.
VV. H-si..,!.
. . , ... i b "P an aer-
ai ii Agate S,.rin Stock Fan
-'pound (,f seed ri0lulHM ai)itmiw,(
. rt productive a soil as could
i-sirtsi.
Alfred M. pl)st, of Columbus
People's Indeendent I
Republi,
lyPBuMPT ATTENTION GIVEN To
it in nur.nwi
(HAtt KD A I.I.I ASH K,
.USI!.VK A.
POgf E0ENT8 OF THE STATE UNIVERSITY.
A. U'Allamand, of Arapahoe
VOTE FOR TWO.
William Gorst, of Neligh"
E. A. Hadley, of Scotia.
People's Independent)
Prohibition
Independent.
'harles Marple, of Omaha
H. P. Shumway, of Wakefield
Republican
Republican
FARMS
liOL'tiHT AND SOLI)
if the
lebraska Security Co.,
. HARRISON, NEK.
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tuit l.ivtinu"!, iTrol'tfiif.
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. II. Jl-IMH, HiMTt'llirV,
I . K. VKKiTr. Tri-i.iitvr.
II. T. ri.l.r.r. Attorney.
ITe now fovc ou one lint over thirty
f'lriTi X? I 1 ruin : .i
' jbriu.un in wiik coiiiiiv
hirli weoin wll on Il.VfJ "
TIME mid EASY PAYMENTS.
Parties wiiliing to litrv or nhotild
Iw th Het retary.
wJi bought end mUi on comriiifuiiou.
fi'R KKSI'OX DENC K SOLJCI TED
au res,
'ED.lNKAIK I UH Y(.
)ltbrri;ii, Ni'liru.'.kH.
-Wsnwsl WJ1116 wood on subscription
f wd oeeij it at once.
-Ft Sale A flrut-tlnwi wwingrna-
(fc. nevf. ' lunuire at thin olllc.
-Horse blalikcU nf llm Ilnrncss Slum.
IBtjaml get a lrgnin.
-Foiir rtoutldh of Arbucklus coffee for
lat (iHiswoi.DA MAiis-rra.iJ'.it's.
-Partita in neetl of a finnitur mill
till Jo well to call tliirt ofllce.
-Hi(;lrt,t market prices ixiid for grain
I JU Uiirriiion Lumlwr Yard.
I David Bartletflian recently plastred
fcifioisheJ off the interior of . hi resi-
-F' ftM.KA tKirlier outfit, com-
fetat Harriion, Nl.
tIIAS Pai.miui.
-Seventeen tioumls of eranuluted
rfor 11.00 at
Qhihwow & Maiteu.eu's.
,-Buyone ikuih1h of Whin riiujrto-
tto for fW ceTrts aiwt get u first clash
y whip for nothiiiK.
OHIHWOI.D & JUMHTEU.KII.
-U'lUIKH. Firkt lass nulivn Imnln-r
a wmiKleH constantly on h.-nid at tnv
: JJiU on hunt Boiry, Vi tiiil.H ast of
"""won. J. E. Aknkh.
w. C. O'Connor received notice that
lnLn allowed a x.-rmion of 12 r
wli, dating from July. Inyo. That
ntl hiin out fit good !uie.
.-Tlie Hanii'le Uillotii can be obtained
tlie voUra at the office of the county
Tlie law iirovlde ' (Jiat to eiu.h
'otr who applies tle clerk mIihII deliver
"to exceed three tuimplo ballots.
0. Guthrie sbiped tfie Hint air of
Wt front llarriw.il ' on lust Friday,
fl lit nwwd in t his county is of ex
Iwt finality and there will lj gM
"W oi ft to ship liefore the season
JonCTAt Will' give as a prize for
,'st half doMn ears of corn brought
office a flrnt-clitHft iKXket laiifo.
A" Biiiles will bo;,nitiilred and a
j1 We record keit'and the prize awarded
w'w nl ,now
T Uie corn wa 'bfVnlgh iii. All
must be brought' In prior to Fte-
"" 1, 1881.
! of t tnnul uiliufiu'lnrv croiiK
Jw e iiavt iMunl of was that of G. W.
T'1'' His wheat uverajro 24 1iiihIm;I
ffar and njH jrtsHod 'equally
" He luul Atkrillf. 1 nnrmt f( ' limit fill
"fch he Imd wlieat hist year and last
"H he sowed mHlet on It. Wheal
? UP it ami niatureil and when it
.UieVfh (ut 12 buslieln of wheat
-it'-v. Suavely ,v,' 10i, EpiV-opal
. ...wi.irnv,n on Thursilay even-
i :". At -I p. ,. t)C
U1 iioiu comnninion will
ci.:i.ri,tl. All are invited to attend. I
On MoihImv k t T....C. ... . . ..
"veiuif,' nan ins
i erclieron-NoiTiian horse in town. This
-a line animal. He is four years old
amiwe.ghsllWuuds, is a handsome
".'ppleKray, has a handsi,me head and I
fyes and is dean limWd and good tei
ail. Such horses are appreciated by
ioe larmers wlio desue to raise good
farm horses. Tlie sire of this horse was
the choice of )) head. Ho weighed 2.-
ow pounds and cost :!,:0i.
- - The Ihnil.l makes a great fussaliout
what this wr s;iid in regard to the tui
tion charged non-resident pupils for ut-
school and tries to make out that.
Tim Joch.naL did not state the fact in re
gard to the enrollment. The report of
Miss ( onnor to Supt. Soiithworth showed
an enrollment of ten and that is the au
thority for the statement. It makes no
difference if there are- fourteen enrolled
now, TllE Joi n.VAL does not recede one
jkiimi ironi me position laKen, wiucii is
that the charge is to high.
Caroline M. Woodward, of Seward"
Prohibition
-F? Jtjg.g!.lgUE' STH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. VOTE FOR TWO.
Alfred Rartow, of Chalron.
Republican.
A. WCritis,ofChailroii Independent Non-partisan
Independent j
I. N. Harbaugh, ol'C.'hadron
Clas. T. Jenkins, of Box Butte Co. .''"'i'!'-' in'iepiiient I
M. P. Kinkaid, of Q-yeiu "Republican I
FOR COUNTY CLERK,
J. II. Burke, of Bodarc
VOTE FOR ONE.
Democrat
Conrad Lindeman, of Harrison
51. J. O'Connell, of Five Points
D.
People's Party
Republican
A. Publow, of Cottonwood People's Indept. Party
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
VOTE FOR ONE.
Claus Christensen, of Montrose People's Indept. Party
Martin Gayhart, of Montrose People's Party
A. W. Mohr, of Hat Creek
Republican
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
VOTE FOR ONE.
PERSONAL.
C. S. Scott contributed on subscription
on Tuesday.
W. A. Neh-on returned from the hills
Inst Week.
.ItowrtParixl) came uu fmm Uw kuu)
hills lat week.
(ieo. Arrasmith sends us a remittance
on subscription.
Ed. Kierer sends us some cash on sub
scription from Ilenison, Iowa.
George Slack called on Saturday and
added his name to our list of readers.
S. I. Mesoraull, of the Crawford Ilntim-
triDnj, was in Harrison J-wttuniay arm
called at this office.
I. N. Harbaugh, independent candidate
for district judge, was iu Harrison yes
terday and called at this office.
Sleightholme Barker, of Harrison People's Party
Geo. W. Hester, of Bowen
Republican
Julius Sievers, of Bowen
Democrat
Cha.s. Schilt, of Warbonnet People's Indept. Party j
FOR COUNTY SHERIFF.
VOTE FOR ONE.
C. L. Columbia, of Bodarc People's Indept. Party
John Eberspecher, of Bodarc
Republican
5L D. Jordan, of 5Iontro.se
Democrat
Thomas Reidy, of Harrison
People's Party
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION VOTE FOR ONE.
A. J. Babcock, of Cottonwood Democrat
Eva E Conner, of Bowen
Republican.
j People's Indept. Party
Alanson Southworth, of Bodarc
People's Party
Benjamin B. Smith, of Bodarc
Independent j
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR.
VOTE FOR ONE.
A. R. Dew, of Warbonnet
Republican
N. B. Rains, of Cottonwood People's Indept. Party
Michael Ruffing, of Montrose
Independent
John S. Tucker, of White River
Democrat
FOR COUNTY CORONER.
VOTE FOR ONE.
C. H. Andrews, of Bowen
Republican
Geo. J. Shafer, of Harrison
I Democrat; People's I'nrty I
1 People's Indept. Party
FOR ASSESSOR.
VOTE FOR ONE.
FOR JU8TICES OF THE PEACE.
VOTE FOR TWO.
FOR CONSTABLES-
VOTE FOR TWO.
FOR JUDGES OF ELECTION -
VOTE FOR THREE.
FOR CLERKS OF ELEOTtON-
VOTE FOR TWO.
FOR OVERSEER OF HIGHWAY8.
VOTE FOR ONE.
The above is the ticket as it will be printed for use at the polls except some changes that may be made under the law between now and the
time for printing, and the tickets for the second commissioner district, which contains Andrews, Bodarc, Cottonwood arid White River pre
cincts wil have the names of "Wamim & Johnson" and "Jf. J. Weber," as candicates for commissioner and the precinct tickets wluch hay
been certified up will be printed on tlie ballots for such precincts.
Geo. E Turner.
lie
DEALER IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
We Have now on Hand a First Class Stock of Clothing, Hats, Caps, Gloves, Laces,
Ribbons, Hosiery, Boots and Shoes, High Patent Bon Ton Flour
Always on Hand, No Better in the Land.
Frre W January 1, 1S!)2.
The IVerrhhi Slate Journal will
mailed to any address from now until
January 1, 1MW, for 1.00; All through
the remainder of this campaign and all
of the great presidential campaign of
1092. Twelve large pages each week.
For 2." cents and 12 cents extra to cover
jKistage, a cloth-bound copy of "Stanley
in Africa" will 1 given with each' sub
KSTMlt loll. To anv one sending us two
new dubscrilieiN, a copy of this book, will Corn, Oats, Choi), Bran and all Kinds of Feed.
lie mailed free, postage prepaid. Send
for sample copy of the paper and you
will he nleased with it. Address all or
ders to Weekly State Jochsal,
Lincoln, Neb.
A complee stock of Hardware,
Tinware, Barb Wire, and all kinds of Farm Machinery;
Which we will sell at Lowest Prices possible. We invit
all to call and look at Our Goods before buying.
Nebraslfci's great' advertising train is
still on its waV to the east, giving the
hundreds of thousand of people along
route more informatioH m regard to the
resources and productiveness of the state
than could possibly to obtained in any
other way without visiting tlie staie.
At me places the day spent by the ex
hibition on wheels proved an occasion
for a general holiday and business was
susnded and people "ocKeu io
1,.( of Nebraska. It will do a great
deal toward "coaxing" people to come
to Nebraska. Tlie prediction of all is
that there will to a great many come to
Nebraska 'within the next lew mom.,.-,
The work for tho'people of Sioux county
to do is to lot opl know that there is
till hundreds of thousands of acres of
free land in Sioux county from wniu.
select homes.
B. L. SMLX'K.
Fa.shioab!e Barber and Hair D.tser
Everything in Ins line done in a neat
and artistic manner,
Rnxor owl H-'Wi sharpened and put
in order at reasonable rates.
Give him a call.
WHand 10 bushel of millet r ... ,00 r 'Wst of Rocnh Supply House.
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We Shall Endeavor to Treat all l-air and square
Respectfully,
GEO. H. TUIRIEiR.
NfchKAtiKA.
Fremont,
Elkhorn
AND
Mo. Valley
RiAILROAB.
.rnU I Hurl
(NORTHWtSl.n
HETWEKM
Harrison, Nebraska,
OMAHA,
SIOUX CITY
CHICAGO
A.NO-
ST. PAUL
-And All Points in the - ,
East, North, Soutti frWesf.-
B. E. Brewster,
President.
C, F. Coffke,
Vice Pres.
C1IAS. C. JAMESON, Cashier.
Commercial Bank.
LN'COuTOBATED.
A
General Banking Business
Silverware
GIVER AlVAY
-transacted;
l.-.V...,
Harbikon.
Nf-bhaska.
A ticket given with every dol
lars worth of goods you
purchase for. GASH.
ooOoo
8 Tickets gives you a Silver Plated Sugar Shell, worth.. $1 00
10 Tickets gives you a Butter Knife, worth , 1 33
12 Tickets gives you a new style Lace Pin, worth.... 1 50
23 Tickets gives you a set of Roger's Teaspoons, worth 3 00
35 Tickets gives you a set of Roger's Knives, worth.... , ' 3 73
35 Tickets gives you a set of Roger's Forks,' worthy. 3 75
50 Tickets gives you a set of Roger's Tablespoons,.,w.prth... 6 00
tW PLEASE COME AND SEE THE GOODS.
Our fall stock of Dry Goods, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Gaps, Gloves and Under
wear has just arrived.
, Complete stock of Clothing of Latest Styles just
received, to which we call your sflecial attention.
Low Prices and Fair Treatment Guaranteed.
COMB I1ST A.-LSTID SEE TJS.
Ranch Supply House.
MacLachlan & Cook, Props.
L. e. BELDEN & SON,
Wagon and Carriage Makers.
Hcptvlrlng dono on short notice.
Uoou work and reasonable charges.
Shop ton tli of 11 very brn .
HARRISON, NEB.
GEORGE WALKER,
Attorney-at-Law.
Will practice before all courts and th (j.
B. Land OfTlco. BunlneM entrmted t taf
care will receive prompt attention, lv
HARRISON, - KOTUMU.
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