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SIOUX
L. 4. f'BHm. Esiter sad PrasriH.
V. , adxed..U :i I Io. , nixed Jt
, C & Scott now -occupies tbe old
Bmitfa buikting aa s ntdmrt,'
. A 4iythUiliVrid'i( lbs borne of
r. aod Mr. David Uartlett on Uut
Friday. .
Ail kinds- of fotif worl doo at
Priddye blacksmith shop, opposite Thi
Jowal office.
Sfmtkffofdtasftias tf candidates
oaths CiUnaa tldpt tf iLy have
mm oo promises, Verity and hit ring to
tbe contrary, notwithstanding.
J. W. Soott inform us that be baa
decided not to leave Harrison but will
eontinus to do business at tbe old stand
opposite Tnt Jockxal office.
Mont of (fa) farmers And that their
, Cora does not yield as well as they ex
pected. Instead of 85 to 40 bushels per
acre tbey are getting from 20 to 29,
Seward Blade.
Joseph Sturdevani, an old-time cow
boy of Wyoming, has located on a
homestead near the head of Sheep crwek
aad will engage io stock raising. Ai
family is. with him on the claim.
A prairie Bra southeast of town last
week destroyed a large amount of grass.
Cars will have to be taken in regard to
fires or stock owners will be short of
winter pasture.
A good load of good wood on sub
scription would be acceptable at this
6fflce. .. Don't be afraid that we have too
much . od band. "We have plenty of
place oo which to pile it ,
Samuel Jenkins, practical boot and
shoe maker. . Cowboy boots a specialty,
Repairing promptly and neatly done.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Shop second
door south cotfrt bouse.
Rev. Kendall has secured enough
material and money to build a barn on
the cburcb lota. He proposes to keep
bp bis part ami is doing the work him
self. - '. , ;
A deal was mads a short time ago
Whereby E F. Johnson attain became
owner of the livery barn and 0. W."
Stereos got back bis farm south of
town. Tbe latter still owns the stock
and continues the basineas having
rented.tbe buildings.
Every one should see what tbey can
do in toe way of getting milk cows so
that when word is received that the par
ties who coo template building a cream
ery her come ts look aver lb situation
they can find out about bow many cows
they can depend on to supply the insti
tution. W, B Wright took a bran new set
of harness out of the shop tbe last of the
week which H. A. Cunningham hat
mad to order for him. Mr. Wright is a
practical huruetuiruakur ami while east
he got an idea of what he wanted and
when be got home be bad a harness put
bp to suit him. .11 believe in patron'
lain bom industries and he know that
Mr. Cunningham can do good work.
The people along the stream should
bear in mind that trout can be obtained
la tbe spring with which to stock the
Waters. Ho not wait until the ear geu
bar and then expect to get a lupply ol
nsh. Put in your application in time so
that the necessary number can be
' brought out It costs nothing but the
trouble of coming to get the fish and
fttttioftbsm in th water.
Speaking of the opportunities of
losx county a few days ago J. J. Bodg
sn said be bad lived in Sioux county for
laven years and was not yet ready to
leave. Tbe past season he raissd nearly
two hundred bushel of potatoes and bw
twasa five and tin hundred bushels ol
small grata. Tbe yield was net a large
a it has bees some years but it makes
Una good living.
-On last Monday A. E. Upton, of Sew
ard, and J. O. Wortendyke, of Lincoln,
arrived here, Tby came to as about
the sbtpoteet of a nook of about atx
thousand sheep belonging to tb former.
Tbey will b fed atFramoataad Oosbo-
r daring tbe winter and eeot front those
points to market Tb sbssp sands a
train of twnty-nla doable decked oar
aai wan loaned at Aadrsw.
- Oa Inst Monday the order wa re
oeivsd fraat tb deoartnieat at WaMtaf-
toa for th rssaoval of th aostoffltw
, trass IU for r ktoation to th stars ol
KarstaUsr Bra., and tb flatarts war
winsi in tiss saw loaati oa Tnasday
swte tt wifl maa it great deal
MtvfaMW ua tot tan pestmc
acd ttorrana and friSl adait of the
; tZatZZM jaawtatoaj a- (ml tanJ
fester K t lam rri-
73CT3M3C cy aa a try
fc C Ci "& T ail
matt rr cxan t cj
PSSMSAL.
JilseTrsejr Will went1 to Andrews the lest
or the week.
J. B. ttaofc Me a trip to Crswford the
ant of the week.
Mrs. E. 0. Boegch retornetf from Cbudron
talswierntef la qoiiea feeble condition.
' Mrs. II. A. Cunningham ratnroed Friday
freer. iw visit to Vonten sod Butte.
Mrs. W. B. Wrts;ht went to Wrtttfey Hon
day evenlnfr.
John L. Kay returned Monday from Idaho
where he had upent the numnirr.
A. MeOlnley sad CUut Ames came op from
the sooth on Taeadayr
Henry Werts retarned yeaterday from s
protracted rlalt to the east.
Oeorfle Wafktr came down from Caaper
last evening to attend eonrt.
Z. d. Deuel was down from Pleaaant Rldce
the arst of the week.
D. Velaon waa np from Glen on Saturday
sad called at tMs offifee.
Dr. Hbafer eaiae np from Rtuhville on
Monday ae4 will remain for a few dava
looking after his biiiinea Interesta.
B. B. Cowdery arrived yesterday to exam
ine the condition of the bank of ilarriaon,
and called last evening to see n.
John Pteteraon waa aver from the north
part of the eOtfnty ynrfterday and made a
abort call at this office.
A. Q. ruber, Jodge Crites and D. B
Jenckea, of Chadron and Chambers Kellar,
of Mot Springs, are out of town attorneys
attending court.
E. Collshaw was over from Indian creek
and remembered tbe printer with a couple
of sucks of very Sue potatoes. All such
things are fully appreciated.
District court convened yesterday
Judge Bartow on the bench.. A report
of the proceedings will be published
next week.
A lively tilt has been going oft in the
papers between Bunk Wrecker Monlier
and "Pilate" Rosewater. Tbe former
seems to koow what kind of a man tbe
latter is and as they used to work to
gether be tells things which certainly
cannot be very pleasant for. Roste water
to bar mode pnblic.
Wise Mr. Verity warns people not to
believe what Tux Jochkal says this
-veek. He know that he would till hi
columns .with the records and acts of
those whom he oppose if he had the
same cbauc tliat we have. Tbe "little
fool" who runs Thk Jocrnal will not
warn people as to what Mr. Verity will
say in his last issue before election, for
tbey know the methods of him and hia
ring. '
-Ringmaster Verity in the lust issue ol
bis paper warns the people not to believe
the statements which appear in tbix
issue of Tub JrjRAb as they are Iks.
He is a very wise man. So wise thai
should lie send a copy of bis pop paper
to tbe lost known postoftice address ol
Solomon, that worthy would, no doubt,
turn over in his grave nod groan with
grief to think that lb Ringmuster ol
tb perpetual odlce-seeker's advocate
should so far excel him m wisdom. The
ral fact is that Mr. Verity is aware ol
the records that are in existence and ol
the disreputable tactics that have been
resorted to by bis outfit wilhih the past
few weeks and he knows that some ol
their tricks have come to light and he
also knows that some people have rec
ords which wilt not bear very close in
vestigation and be thinks to avoid the
results by telling bis readers not to be
lieve what Thb JociutAL says. This is
tbe fifth campaign in Sioux county thai
this paper has gone through under tbe
same management and the people know
about how much to depend on what it
says, regard lees of tbe instructions ot
Ringmaster Verity.
WkatPcaaat tra OosdFor.
Tbe magnitude and universality of tbe
homa-coosumption of peanuts are some
thing startling. Thar are few towns
too small to support at least one vea-
der, while in tbe cities the picturesque
stalls and roasters are a feature of tbe
business streets.
Tb peanut baa a great commercaal
importance aside from it roasted state.
Th seeds contain from forty-two to
Jlfty per cant of oil, which is easily ob
tained by cold or warm expression.
Th Brst method yields a superior oil,
which none but an exyert can detect
from tb tro olive-oil, and it may be
used for the same purpose, both on tbe
tabto and in pharmacy. In tb latter
method tb baas are but slightly heat
ed before being submitted to pressure,
and th yield is much greater; but tb
color is much darker and th odor mors
pronounced and Mas agrees bis. This
second Quality of Aracbai oil, aa it Is
known, w used for fin Maps, cerates,
and ointraanta, Pertumesr uss it a the
basts of their cold cresms and pomades;
and it la also used for lubricating
watch and delicate machinery.
Tbe wast coast of Africa produces an
almost iooalcuiabl crop to supply the
atarotsMM clsmand, Marseilles sJons im
porting in oa year over ten million
bushels forsuee ia th sjanufactur ot
ohooalats, whits Uliions of bushels are
yaarty earrted to ladtm, Hamburg,
Esrtin. and other Btoosa, for oil. Vary
targe auantUM at growa la India, for
bom asss. trass!, wfctoh Is tit tra
sutusical boss of tka ftat, doss litUs
ax K2,mr-'j- n u saanqit.
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CoanBBBleatcd.
Bad' Lands, Oct 28, 1893.
Eutob Journal.; I Ak for a Rmtted
space in your columns that it may be
tbe means of showing to the people to
wbat straights the court house rin is
driven in their extremity. It did not re
quire any supernatural vision at the
independent convention on the 14th of
October to see that the delegations from
several precincts had been fixed for the
ring. It showed plainly that Lindeman
held the Montroae delegation in the hol
low of his hand and it was but natural
to suppose that after the many promises
to Cottonwood and her delegation being
solid for him, that he would make some
attempt to turn the votes he controlled
to Cottonwood's interest and thus unite
tbe two strongest precincts in the coun
ty. His egotism got tbe better of his
judgment and he came to the conclusion
that his popularity would carry him
through and tbe balance of the riog with
him, xd be concluded that be could
sacrifice Cottonwood and her interests
and still carry tbe county. Time will
tell whether this political trickster was
right in bis superior wisdom of not and
recent development indicate that they
are iu a sad plight They have got
down on tbeif "marrow bones", earnest
ly beseeching in piteous tones for help
from Cottonwood or they perish. Peace
to their to their ashes. After they got
down and wallowed in the mire of humi
liation it seemed to arouse their waning
courage and tliey turned loose the party
whip and threatened a certain party
with dire vengeance next fall. Their
threats have about as much effect an
pouring water oa a duck's back. "He
must hasten to fix things up on Cotton
wood" or their dire results will follow.
I beg to inform the trickster who makes
such threats that we know bin). We
supported him once for office with all
the vim and energy in our power. The
next fall he had it in his power to return
tbe compliment and he sold us t ut, root
and brunch, and we don't fear his threats
and the party lash has no terrors, and
further that the lambs of Cotton wood
wilt not be led to the sliiughtef' on tliu
7th of November in behalf of the court
house rityr, and furthermore there is no
power on earth that can change the vole
here. The only hope tliey can have is to
seek divine aid and I fear that if they
try that the good Lord will say "depart
ye accursed into everlasting puitLthmuflt
prepared for the devil and his angels."
, piext lau is a long way on unu we
will trust to the futuie to take care ot
itself without any threats or promises.
"Now is the accepted time, now is. the
day of salvation.
Ihe members of the ring may deny
the above chargos. Slum I J they do so
and demand proof, I will meet tliein at
OVoonell & Jordan s store at AUdia nim
hurl tbe lie in their teeth and produce
the proof on any oay tliey may name.
AH IBDEP&ffDBNT.
A Plain Statement.
Glen, Oct. 28, 193.
Editor Journal-. Will you kindly al
low me space in your columns for a few
words in regard to the coming election.
I notice in the Indtpeitdtfit that Mr.
Verity continually refers to the old outfit
running the county in debt some $8,000
as an argument in favor of the present
incumbents. Now it ill becomes Mr.
Verity to use such matters as campaign
talk for be was a member of that same
outfit at tbe time those debts were con
tracted, and if it had not been for tho then
county commissioners Mr. Verity might
have been ousted from bis office in dis
grace, which fact is, I believe, of record
and he cannot deny. I say again it ill
becomes bim to kick those who at one
time favored bim.
Now I do not intend to defend those
(myself being on of them) who con
traded those debts because they need no
defease, as any intelligent man (Mr. Ver
ity not excepted) knows tbe reason of
those debts at that time, and I will say
right here without fear of contradiction,
that if the present county officers bad
beea ia office at that time they would
have been in tlie same fix, unlass tliey
had gone down In their pockets and paid
for about $6,000 worth of records, sup
plies, etc., the first year when there was
no tax levied and not a dollar in the
county treasury. Mr. Verity knows
that fact as wall aa I do but it won't do
for him to say so now for fear of losing
his bread and butter but I should not
think it would taste very good when
obtained by such disreputable mesas.
do not intend to enter into a discussion
of that county debt business for I car
not a whit who believes the old officers
guilty of dishonestly administering the
county affairs, for there are those who
could not ba convinced by sledge.iara
mar argument that it eras only a cam
paign lis four years ago In order to get
tb present incumbents in office. I have
no Seed to sling mud at any .body, but
will amy that a ohang in county offteers
now and the Is very beneficial to th
couaty and Is saying so I only cbo
tbttr cry af for years ago.
. Yoars Truly, ;
Uahikl Kubi.
Godeys magizin for' NdrtfrotW, is in
tlie opinion of the publishers,- the most
attractive of any in the' new series of
this old-time favorite. It is rich in Con
tents, afli illustrations. The complete
novel is from the gifted pen of Mrs.
Amelia E. Barr, and is called' The Flow
ers ofdafa Water. It is profusely illus
trated by Theodore ' Hempe,- and the
story itself is in Mrs. Burr's most inter
esting vein. This" number also contains
illustrated articles on A Holiday in
Spain, by Floyd B. Wilson, and A Pretty
Mocking of the Life, by Eoh WilHs
New England's Children is the Thanks
giving story by George L Putnam, and
there are sketches by J. M. Levereque
and Oliver Bell Bunce. All tlie depart
ments, including Godey's famous fash
ions, are excellent. The poems are by
W. J. Henderson, Clark W. Bryan, Dan
iel Doane BidwelJ, Sara Ring Wiley and
ethers. Mrs. Arthur Rotch of Boston
nd Miss Bertha Luddington Barnes of
Chicago.
Literary Xote For October.
f Marion Crawford opens up a new line
-of thought in his article entitled ' Rome,
the Capital of a new Republic," appear
ing in the October Cwmvpolitan. It is
not likely that the October number will
have the success which attended that for
September. Tlie extraordinary spectacle
was presented of a 12 cent magazine
selling fur 50 and 75 cents, and many
hundreds were even .told at 1.00 each.
Probably tlie record remains without a
parallel, in periodical sales, of a number
proving so interesting that, after
211,000 copies had been sold, he News
ompuny had orders for 50,000 more
than they could supply, while dealers in
various purts of the country, discovering
the entecm in which the magazine was
held, immediately raised their prices to
double, treble, quadruple and in many
cases to eight times the regular price.
fhe publishers do not yet know what
their real circulation is, owing to the
limited capacity of their presses; but
machinery is being put in place which
will supply an edition f -r lcember ex-
.ceding 300,000 a;id dui iug that month
t will be possible to determine how
many CuamnpiAiiant the public wili
buy.
Notice of IlUsoIlitii :i.
Notice is hereby given that the linn
f Orisvvold and M irstelle is this day
dissolved hy mutual consent, u. H,
(jrriNwvld retiring. They will be suc
ceeded by J. E. Marsteller mid W. B.
ILu'sU'ller under the firm name of
Marsteller Bros, who will collect ull
notes, bills, etc., owing to said firm and
pay all liabilities.
I). II. Griswold,
J. K. Maksteixer.
Harrison, Neb., Oct. 10,
On account of tho change in ihe firm
it is desired to have a settlement of nil
accounts on the books of the old firm
and all knowing themselves indebted to
the firm of Griswold & Marsteller are
requested to call at their earliest con
venience and make a settlement either
by cash or note.
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varieties to offer, both in fruits and or
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We pay commission or salary, give ex
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May Bkotheks, Nurserymen,
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