The
Journal.
oux
OUNTY
F.roUX fXjt'NTY
jggISQIr, 3sTCTV 5, 1891.
3STO. 8.
For.
Important Notice.
me time past a number of -vd,.
piof The Joiknal lave
. I llo,rtlowernotrllarsutv
I J. Mntwon. M;l.r ami I'i'oiriei..r. v .,. . , , " sul
; , -r.W .Any who tlUre to have us
(ioinif Went. Crdag Km. J please tlotily us a(
ju. S. ml id
.-II I S. . I'lij. d l ;,u
, . r. 12
I.hAl'f.K lit
MERCHANT TAILORING.
JATKST STYLEH,
r)vEKT riua-;s.
PERFECT FITS,
Satisfaction Guar-
. anteed in all in
stances.
Ifi'KOMPT ATTENTION' GIVEN Te
MAIL ORbF.RS.
t ItAWfOKIl Au AU.UV'i i ,
M.1111.UKA.
FARMS
JiUUOHT ANUSoLI)
by the
Kebraska Security Co.,
HAIUUSON. NF.Ii,
jlnuriurutid..
Amiorjr.i CiTitAh
PilD If I'AllTiL
Vt.iri.(i
to them
oik, otherwise
Ufc-ir names will I. t,.t: fmnl ,.,.,,
..v,u llJC ln
ftsr "'e'next issue, so if you want Tin.-
J'A-bnal, make it known.
The I'luuMitit.
Tin; kind of eatW enjoyed, by the
people of thi locality so far 'this fall iR
pretty hard to beat.
(. Guthrie is movm- his lumW
yard and buildings )0 ljs lols a juje
northwest 0f TiiKjoUiXAl. ofliee.
J. E. Fl.-tclmr and C. R. Wadsworth
lu vp leased the H'juaw rmek sawmill
arid will oimte it in future-. They Jro
xs to run it to its full capa-ity.
Tli. shool lioard has not ified the tea. li
no! to ti(, children of
until U tuition of
THE OFFICIAL COUNT.
Abstract of the vote cast at the gen
eral election in Sioux County on Nov.
3rd, 1891:
, . . , " nffl.ru,:
. Vujr.tu l.iM'bV . l'r"ikltit. .
t.BVi f .rRi.M ii, Vi.-f l'r'-f'l' !it.
K. II. Jovr.t, nirmtary.
C, K. YrtiTf.Ttwwirw.
II. T. (xivi.ii, Aitorni-y.
f,: Wanow hatu on our U-! over thirty
UIOiCF. K-UiMS in this ..unity
wliinlj cmii 11 m LONG
' ' TiME and EASY PAY
MENTS.
, Piirti wishing to buy or soil should
m tteVcrelury.
Land Wight and wld on 'ommiMou.
' C0RW.SPOXinCi;- LI CI TED
sr.itu.irKAuvKivrco.
' IfurrliMH), Ncliratka.
We nol wiiimi wtx.il on wiWription
ted uxi it ot oiii-e.
F'WS.m.e A lirsbtlasn wwiiig inv
chitio, iww, - In-pure at. this oflie.
'-llorw WanliC'ta ut the liariicss Shop.
Buy and get a largnin.
-Four wmiwJs of Arlun klcs eoffee for
(fit-8t f iHWWIJl.1) & JUtWTDJJilt'H.
'- 4'artK- in t.il cf a frrmiiii; mill
ill do will to rait ut this oi'if.
"' -llifihtiht" tnitrktt 'n-ict? nid for grain
attlk' Itam.ion Liimlr Yani,
kiU-Iirti work at tlw Harrison hmiwi.
-l'ot! Sai.u A Wljer oullit, com
f!e!e at Harrison, Ntb.
f 1 (.'HAS r'ALMKH.
-.Scvi!rilen pounds . wf gr.mulattS'l
"lugarfor I,fH)ttt
nonresidents
oiipdi)l!:ir a monlh.
u h, is jtiid. Tlw rat', charuwl hy tha
hard is too hili, und -r tho existing eir
C'UinsUtiic'i. SnnY0 From my farm (i miles
""nth of Harrison, 1 polM-angus hull,
tuoyearsold, biaiidt-d jj on nyht hip,
and Imth ears wdit, A liberal reward
I paid for information leading to
Ins rti.ov'irv. t has, I !aMMIZI.N'I),
Harrison, Svbr.
A or-,'1 .snnijvk- of the produc
tivn.;fss of Sioux county is reported.
H. Komath last, spring soweil H tislmls
.f ":its, hv weiL-ht, and throshed there-
fr. 'in ICi) bushel" of outs, or a .trillu le.-.s
tli.iH 3lj hiishuls of crop from each bush
el of seed. His corn will yield from !!"!
to '-Hi hiishui.s jier :re, and is well ma-litr-fd,
If ueli crops are firownnow
"hal will th? r.'iiult wlrfm tiifi land is
thoroughly MlUliail and well cultivated?
The only intimidation of voters on
last TuewJay of which any report has
'weu received occurred here in Bowpii
pre iiu l, II. A. Pnd.ly had been in
Iowa some months during tho past year,
hav injr o.itamwl a leave of absence from
hi.s hoineiit'-ad. He returned some time
ao and is again occupying his- place.
IIu went, to vote and his vote was chal
loiiged by one of the members of the
election board. A discussion followed
and J'riddy mated Uiut he would mvoar
im voto in, and Uien a momber of the
board stated that the vote would not bo
accepted even though lio did swear it in.
Sceiiw there was no chance to vole, ha
left the polls und did not return. If that
was uot intimidation of a, voter, what
was it? That in the first case of that
kind wo ever heard of. If a man swears
in his voto ha asumes all rcMponsibilty
and tho board ha no alternative but to
accept ai.d have the poll books show
that Mich vote was challenged and sworn
in. Thu penalty for depriving a voter of
lu tights io a severe one and it is a
irt-ettv'grave ollenso for an election olli-
cer. sworn to act according to law to 1
guilty of such a thing ought ceitainly to
t invalidated. The fact that a mem
!er of the board has reason to believe
that a voter intends to vote contrary to
the wUlies of such member is no excuse
but rather an aggravation of the offense
Knr l'i
For Suprffiui .fm'itf.
Vlu Sl. Hi44fl!ijenili'r, I'roliitiii.ion
J. W . t-iK'Tton, I'l'-ilile'rf liMleiA-'i'lent
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F.ii lh 'iiV -ni iL- 1 i;i . i -i i .
A. !r;!ll;uiiiintl( IVoiile'pi I let 't-piideii t
Wiiiiain t:oist. i'miiibiiiou
A. H:i'li'', I'.-oi'ie'f I'lfl' i'riidfnt
I'Liirli'j Jcfjil', lic'iulilicun .
II. I. 'hn,-'t.y H'-o'llilii'IHj
C..rn;im' M. S omit' aril. I'ritliihitrun . ..
For lli-lri' I. Juili' .
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A. W.i ril-. Iii'.lep''iHk'.nt Non jmrlisau
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iiiny i ivdmiI' r.
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A. V. loiir, ilr pu lil I ran
I-'or t .liiul v -ln'liri'
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( nan. -I'uill, l'eupl'b independent Tarty
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John Khf r.pi'i-hi-r, Krpuniietui ,
if. .M.rii 1.1. ill' iiin'riii.
Thoiuui li'-'i'ly, l'eopu-'s i'urly
i:i'i'riii!i'Ii hi.
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A .im -on -'iiii.ii ivk. Mi, i'eopie ' 1'ia'ty -
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Knr (jjlintv i-iir I'Vdi.
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Mli'li''! Ifiillin. Indepi'iideiit ,
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S ot (.lllllltV Ci.hIi'".'.
I . II. Mi'lunvs, tlcimlitican..
i.ivi. J.s,.i( ), iJfin. ; lVop. Ind.; l'oop. l'arty
Pol-( i.i;lir,i-.-.i"H'-r i'mi l)i-liii:l.
w in rum s. .lonnson, reopie ts cany
Silverware
GIVEN AWAY
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A ticket given with every dol
lars worth of goods you
purchase for CASH.
8 Tickets gives you a Silver Plated Sugar Sliejli'worth.V..
10 Tickets gives you a Butter Knife,"wirth ...1.1
12 Tickets gives you a new style Lace Pin, worth..... .........
' 25' Tickets gives you a set of Rogers Teaspoons.' wbrth
85 Tickets gives you a set of RogerV Kiiveb, worth...............
35 Tickets gives you a set of Roger's Forks, wort'h.l
'460 Tickets gives you a set of Roger's TtiBiespooris, worth ......... .
I3T PLEASE COMEiAND-SEE THE GOODS, ..
Our fall stock of Dry Goods,' Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps,, Gloves and Under
wear has just arrived,
Complete stock of Clothing of Latest . Sxyijisvj ut , .
received, to which we caTl your special attention..
Low Prices and Fair Treatment Guaranteedi.
COME IIST jk.T$lD SEE TJS.
Ranch Supply House.
MacLachlan & Cook, Props.
Uig Potatoes.
World hiniM.
Habkihii.v, Sioux county, Kub. Oct.
Ill Agricultural editor. 1 see in your
columns of October 7 that J, E. Shirley,
Inrtlett, la., raised live potatoes that
weighed twelve pounds seven ounces.
Mr. Shirley is anxious, to hear from the
Nebraska potato raiker. . Mr. Shirley is
very good for Iowa, but Nebraska conies
to the front. On Octoliev 11, I dug, on
the farm of J. ii. Morris three potatoes
that tipped the beam at ten pounds four
ounces; two weighed three pounds, eight
ounces each and' one three pounds four
ounces.
.1 (I Morr rabkd 300 bushc Is ot pota
toes and twenty-live bushels will weigh
two pounds each. I raised potatoes on
my farm that wuighed two pounds,
eight ounces each; they are of the Blue
Victor variety, it. is a common owur
countv to raise potatoes
that will weigh two pounds each. Now
if there is anv poiaio raiser uiu uu ovtvn
this we would like to see his report in
the mid-licnua.
J. V-'AKKOWj.
B. E. Brewster, C. F, Coffee,
.President.
Vic Pres.
'fl ' W llnulur iiuH t'iMll tin the
yurthwfchU-ta hotul uml has n.nved back
to hifi farht.
' i Tlmt was it terrible snow, norm on
!ant Tueday, conwderit.,; th fact that
tlmnky M.fta cfea, : ,
1 A. It. lew urrived livni Wyoming
1 Vadiiesriay, with a (locU of WO s'h-'P t
,dd to Uwm he luid Mar.
M.sThe lor-ttl Bweuring tr,itn was 'ell
loilel -with deftraled ti.ididats when
the re-tilt of thfl elect ten v.. -is learned.
;--Bliy one'liounds'uf '.Whip phig to
' KO !or SO ct-ntd and get a' lirst class
baggy Vliip' for nothing.
. " ' ; ' .' MAirWHiiB.'
, '.'-'fwitut First'la.'W native luml.r
and shingles wiimkintly on hand at my
. "mill '.ou East lioj;). I'1 ,lliIcK e:tsl of
v Jlarrison'. , ' . J, E. Ahneh.
'Mr. JJ. A. Cuim.nglmin has moved
Jw ruillinery Uick to the nouUl rooni of
"i'th Bank of Harrison building, on the
tst ude of ii mi n street. -
-A men running for ollicc an n rrpub-"-'in
on th&opi)Iarity of a democnit to
hom ft dpjwtysliip lw lieeii promised Is
Miwiilim' kiml of n pnf ty nrau. .
-Arr.tniriiMir mv heiinr mwle f"1' a
nd mawiiifcrad lll lit Harrison on
ttiaiiWstfiviiijy evening. Tins detail '
tyet oompletf bu e un'leraml
Hmiit-(l,l pri-d will be offered for
btr(rt eofciutno worn at tr boll. Pi"
ioulam later.
'"'ntc rtrtiirii-ifi'oni tlio Ufe aiitT judi
tlalclwtiotuicf.h)e In nlow-ly. Kinkaid
' eletUdamlit ft belk've,! HorUmgli i
wfh'r inniK nlTliough Crtrtow Is ftftcf
m. It. nlw, .-h.imn Uiat POst It
from Snake
Pl!KS0AI.
C'o.irles Palmer was up
Creek Thursday.
John Speas, i,S Cotton A-ood was
Harrison on Friday.
t t. fhniels contributed on subscrip-
,,-, on Thnrsclav.
Chs.s. 'Cammeuzind contributed' on ul-
'rip'tioii on Friday.
J. C. Shipley was up from Lower Run
;..,r Wnler on Wednesday.
v. Uuim Miit us a remittance on
,,..v,.' .,:t;,,n the first of the week
Christ (.1iritnsen railed on Saturday
and addl his name to our list ol re.iuei
t.-l,.chlan. mother of H. W.
',Am blan. has W-n visiting in town
for some davs and ivturned to the farm
,..,,.- , Ki. kcls and Miss Ten Lyck
,call,c up on Monday from
visit with J. H. Cook and fnm.ly at the
f,.,n,. The former is a
1.. ,, r- Kickels and wa formerly
ip.,1 of the oncy -W. .nd
' 1 ..... nM- fa r commission
MW."MO ' Indian exhibit.
.HISS ITO "J . ... . ( IU ,, -
udeutot some m
ThevaremaK
lllg IHV..-I'
ing'atourof nll the
fetal l.u v.t.un... (tliUi enti is'riubli
. wl.il.. 4..w .id Ohio !o(r wvntfintlio
also corresliou
t:... niinnr
""J."'?1 T' . e Indian agencies in
!??. "rn .ho exhibit at the worms
fair, V
HiouxiM.t the only comity m-si-lntho-slH-aofw
L ,tafevdayso ";oodde:.l
thing for wi-s.i-ii' - ee government
Lt it l el.no" ril i e f. sjox
laud y-l "I1.""..'? whiell in the
untv
iu the
laii'i "',., -w, a.'rcs, whiell is
county hO.OOO a re
,'n i bo state. J-"
;ttsi Wtorne Hfitls8.111
CHAS. C. JAMESON, Cashier.
Commercial Bank.
rSOOEPOBATED.
Geo. Mil
DEALER IN i' " "
, GENERAL MERCHANDISE. :
We Iiave now on Hand a First'dlass Stock of Clothing, Hats, Caps, Glovei, Lawt,
Ribbons Hosiery, Boots and Shoes,- High Patent Bon Ton Flour '
Always on Hand, No Better in the Land
A.
.fimiks and Tliiiikcrs.
A givut manv country boys imagifle
that th'V can never make the . atuun
meuls that are pos-.ihle to the city Iaos
because tlxy are cut off from the great
city libraries. The home library is small
indeed; the circulating library of the
township is not. much better in the num
ber of books and inferior in quality, and
., , .... ; ,;., Ilmf: he. is cut oil from
uie "in iiii'v,"''-. - . . .
the fountains of learning. In this he
falls into the very natural error that
books make thinkers and doers. This is
not always true, and, in act se Worn, if
ever, true, on tno oinei n.oiu v.... .....
of reading a veiV giwit number and vari
ety of books will time me .im.ui. iv
out. of a boy about us quick ly asany
thinirelse. He unconsciously falls into
e habit of allowing the authors to do
,is thinking, and his mmd becomes a
bucket hito which an.-thing may
mured, hut with no power of assumlat
m'aud digesting Urn contents. Books
! .e valuable in so far as they furnish
such acts as cannot be obtained by the
r valuable for sug
gXns, valuable as
n,nn can become successful as a thinker
u , "ss he digests and assimilates as wel
b reads. He must acqu.ro the hah t of
tle mn-e, of independent thought, of
reason ng f ont known facts and form
,f .o retcomdi.si(1ns, and he is more
elv to do Ibis if he is not, an omn.vor
0 i , fine of the best schools for
r,murvb y is a "veil conducted de-
ti Z Stv. where the questions-dis-Ijatiug
sock, v country at
portumt.v of taci i ' hl.ed have
Ablest 'V'V4;'11c dP half so good
General Banking Business
TRANSACTED.
Harrison.
Nkckabka.
Corn, Oats, Chop, Bran andall Kinds of Feed. A complete stock of Hwdwwe,
Tinware, Barb Wire, and all kinds of Farm ' "Machinery,
' Which we will sell at Lowest Prices poasibl , We inviti ,. .. , t.
all to call ami look : at. Our Goods before buying.
We Shall 'Endeavor to Treaf all Fa'r and Square'.;
Respectfully, ,.
GEO. 0?TJlsrEI2-
AGATE SPRINGS STOCK FARM.
JAMES 11. COOK, Proprietor,
Harrison, Sions Co., Ncbr.
STANDARD-BRED HAMBLETONIAN TROTTING-S-TAt LION,
MENDONIAN, 7928.
i i.n,-,..in. a ur i r.r siinr m t tirt'iifi u . wits tunicu
iwl A. W. Mnrintr. Mendon, Mien.; na is a oei uiinui .ov ... i,..,,,, .nnnrtioned
on tlie 271 fi day of May, S84, and uuiu8 ' " ' ,?nt,r well ns fu.HiooWi lir.HiiK of the
und ol uttraetivo style; hl general makt-nnwoiw bi i i trottinir families on both sides.
Bret order. His blood lines, us will oe seen nun. ura t...b .
for generations. .. '... ,i,w, ,i,,me1o..2:SW.
KniCiinOE-Mimdonmn was sired .W'V'Von bv Marshal Chief, dam Kitty Itatos by
u nam Liuui ma
'..;na Af . tilor. Jr.. nut
1"'J" n- fi,nirt hv American i'.ciinse, uy ' - - -
KH"?"1 n;vul(!or. Ui; lie ,y Kentucky Clay.
Graudduui by IniK)ited Medley. . ,
tcxlngton t'hiof, Jr. 2103
Siro of Frort S 8:21
Watting IM
Spider 2:2i
Daisy K 2:jBH
l.itlle.'TiiTk.-2:!l
Lottie )
Faith 2:23
Hope -2:SX
Lcxiue'ton Chief, (776)
( Cftssius M. Clay, Jr., (22)
Tcntnckv Clay, (1MT ! Sire of 2 in 2 :30 list.
s"ro of 1 in tlieS:80 ltet. ( Dam of Lady Thorn, 2;18.
Two Dams in 2:30 list-
Lady Warficld
I Bt -Mamhrino Chiof, (11)
I Siroor Lady Tlioru, 2:18i.
Minnie .
Xlambrino Chief, (111
siro of Lady Thorn, 2:18?i
Kirn nf five in 2:30 list.
Mambrino Chief, Jr. (2141 Siro of 24 sons and 18
Hire of Mainbvino Sparkle, diuiKhtcrs who havo pro
o.,7 " due.ed 2:30 poiforraora.
Sireol 3in2:3" list- (.Danghtor of Birminghami
Siro of 4 dams Of 2:30
trotters-
Daughter of Imported
Medley. . '
Second .lam by Xl I
ii! trotters; one of Ms get, "cJiVn. 2 30- arno ig hVs get. Is Jessie if, ree. 2:24, keatlnc the best
nve-jeur old recor. In t ho Mate "Wg, b Miwwrlode, the siro of BellO K, 2 :15 ; Edward, V-H
Lewis, iw. 2:1.1 ; le '.' .i i' nd under. '
v' z' ' , ' , . o., and under, It will m found tbitt one-half of them are rterenllfmtof
Of tho 3.1X10 trotters n the 2-30 -Iiws an i mi. , ni,.,,1I1-1,.rtf .,,. .... iroirt tho Mambrino Chief
,n ihu V'ft wni'he i MiVt ' th i lliu.iWolmitan, Mambrtnos and Clay, are the three greats fan
ll"'" om'oVt"rs In the world: .
tli
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