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JOURNAL.
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HARRISON MARKET.
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Omt prr ImMiW ...
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Short-p-r hundred t ,
Bru-per hundred L
F4 chopped f hundred
fotAUxut per bufthel
Buiu-r ir
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Poultry per dor . ,
Onion r It
Brana prr 1) .
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Wood- pr cord.
Lumber nstlve per m. fl.
Corrected every Thundsy.
Hide wanted at th harden itbop.
Paper napkins for nl at Thk
JOl'RHAL oftice.
Don't mi the ball New Year'
nighl.
Remember tfiat The Journal office
ia headquarter for job printing
Old paper for Rale at The Jocks al
office. S cent per dozen.
If you want to sell jour land, list it
with Simmons & Smiley, real estate
agents.
Rev Kendall will preach at the . M
E. church next Sunday morning and
evening, at the usual hour.
All kind of wood work done at
Priddy's blacksmith liop, opposite The
JoiUMAI. office.
160 acros adjoining Harrison for sale
at a bargain, if taken soon.
HiMMO.ta A Smiij:v.
Take out a policy in the Preferred
Mutual Accident Association. It is
heap and reliable. L. J. Simmons,
Afent.
The relative of the late Franc F.
Schwartz desire us to express tlieir sin
cere tlianka to those who so kindly
aided them in their late aftliction.
The commissioners were in session
on Wednesday approving bonds and clos
ing up the business as much as possible
and adjourned until January 3, 1H94.
Rev. E. D. Irvine came up from
Chadron on Tuesday and held Episcopal
services at the church in the evening, a
good number attended.
J. W. Scott hs moved into the room
froitiKily occupied by his brother and
will conduct the business in future.
Charles will move back on the farm.
Samuel Jenkins, practical boot and
hoe maker. Cowboy boots a specialty.
Repairing promptly and neatly done.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Shop second
door south court house.
The steam pump got out of onlcr a
few davs nifo and soma repair had to be
ordered and the water supply may get a
little low before it gets here but it will
be only for a day or two.
A son of Swan Teterson, on Ante
lope, while playing at school a few days
oko fell over a log and broke his arm
just above the wrist. Dr. Phinney went
out and reduced the fracture.
A numlier of farmers clubbed to
gether and sent for a cur load of corn.
It is claimed that cattle can be fed here
at a profit on a much higlicr priced corn
than can be done in the east.
Bert Underbill stArtwl yeeterduy
with a lot of cattle for Crawford from
whence he will ship them to Heward
over the H. A M. Everyone think the
boy are foolish, but they have got
boateeii-k and dissatisfied her.
An iospeutor of the county treasur
raceme on Tuesday and investigated
the record of the treasurer of Sioux
county ami it is needles to ay he found
them etraurht. It puts the affair of the
office ta nice shape for Mr. Uaylmrt to
tura over to his etiouesnor.
Arrangements have been made for a
maMuerade boll at the court house on
New Year's night. The niasousrades
Kivrn I mi re have such a reputation for
being enjoyable affair that all wno
Lmmm are certain to be vn hand. The
my io will be furnished by Messrs. Hart
Uit. r-iiuninvtauu and Dew. so there is
"v w
no qiwetfcm as to It quality.
Dr. J. & Komine, dentist, of Chad
on, Neb., will personally visit Harrison,
brofeestonally. in the near future, and
notiva of the eaact date will be given
later He will have with him every
in and labor device known to the
professioo. Dr. Romirte is well known
lo many of our people and has done
work for soma of them so that his
ability is established.
W. A Johnson was up from Men
the Hret of the week am) called to see us.
Ha and his sons will be Branarsd to milk
from lxt)r to seven 1-MV cow for their
cheese factory neat seeoon a toe result
nf the bast veer (mm been very satisfac
tory! Mr. Johnson ha been in the dairy
buiM most of his life and has bam in
a number of wild grass oountik and
av that the wild grass of tma local
Uy are butter than any ha aver anew for
hroducinif milk. The opinion of ft man
Of such perienoe i Valuable bj Mr
koaU who are intertd In bHa etatm-
Tf movement
Alex Lowry returned from Iowa yes
terday.
Oeo. 11. Turaar wa n from Antelope
on Mouduy.
C. Y. Hough went to Chadruu Monday
evening.
J.CL Ragland was doing business in
Harrison Saturday.
S. L. Ellis, county surveyor-elect, was
in town Srturday.
J. W. Robinson arrived this morning
from his trip to Kansas.
Treasurer-elect Woodruff came to the
county seat Tuesday.
Sam Tebbet was up from Bodarc Mon
day and called to see us.
Mr. aud Mrs. Fred Bloraberg were at
the county seat yesterday.
Jerry Will made an agreeable call at
this cilice this morning.
L H. Pinneo was up from White
River Monday and called on us.
Surveyor B. F. Thomas was in town
Saturday and called at this ohice.
A. T. Aughson, of Andrews was doing
business at the county seat Monday.
Henry Rose called last Thursday and
added his name to our list of readers.
Charles Russell was up from White
River Monday and called at this otiice.
Mrs. J. L. Smedes left Tuesday even
ing to visit friends at Kansas City, Kas.
Irving Wilson was up from Running
Water Thursday and called at this otllce.
A Brother of Theo. Ilillebraod arrived
this morning, direct fiom the old coun
try. Don M. Weir called this morning and
ordered The Jotrxai. sent to him in
future.
F. M. and J. W. Smith were up from
Five Points on Monday and called at
this olllce.
Mrs. C. F. Coffee and Mrs. D. W.
Woody went to Chadron Saturday even
ing to visit friends.
Treasurer Gayhart came over from
Montrose the tlrst of the week and called
last evening to chat with us.
J. W. and C. 8. Scott returned Monday
from Custer countv. having KOne there
to see their father who is sick.
Adam Morrow, foreman of the V. T,
ranch, called Monday and ordered The
Journal sent to him in future.
P. N. Kirkpatrick, N. L. Tiptoo, Oeo,
(Mincer and J. H. Brown contributed on
subscription the first of the week.
Peter Schaefer left Thursday evening
for Seward and will return in a few
days wisfl another car load of goods.
Commissioner Johnson left last evea
,i,r for Kansas Citv to visit a Bister
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whom he had not seen for many year.
Mrs. J. E. Marsteller was called to
Chadron Monday evening by a telegram
announcing the serious illness or her
mother.
W. H. Corbin was up from the south
east part of the county last Saturday
and called and added his nam? to r
list of readers.
Mrs. O. W. Learned, mother of Mrs.
E. Phinney, arrived yesterday from
Lincoln with the children and Dr. and
Mrs. Phinney are happy.
W. R. Smith was up from Chadron the
last of the week visiting friends and look
ing over the Held with a view to return
ing here to engage in the livery businee
Remember that The Journal clubs
with almost nv publication in the
United States and can save you money
on your reading matter for the ensuing
yeur.
As the first of the year Is nearly
here we desire to urge those indebted to
us to muke an effort to settle on or be
fore that date. We have bills to meet
on thnt date and if each one pays us a
little it will make quite a sum in the ag
gregate and will b duly appreciated by
us.
11. 11. Russell came up from An
drew yesterday and as he has kind feel
ings for the printer he brought us a nice
ouarter of mutton. It was as fat M it
well could b and liad neVef had any
feed elcept what It got on the range
l
and was an excellent argument In favor
of the native grawies of this loctilty
The cattle stealing caira mentioned
n the last issue of TUB Joi'RlUb seems
to be still bobbing Up and not at all in
manner to awaken sympathy for the
men now In the penitentiary of Wyom
ing. It is reporter on goou uuuwriiy
that but om of the men has a family
and a petition has bwn in circulation in
Bo Dutte county asking that the men
be pardoned but it will be met by a re
monstrance. It swmts that a good deal
of meanness has been goina on In the
south part of Sioux county and It
supposed that the men now in limbo are
responsible for ome of It. W, II. Oor
bin informed us a few days Mu that he
had nine head of horses shot to
death on the range near his home a few
months ago and he is not the only only
one who has suffered and from what
oan learn the most of the people thiak
that the men (rot off altogether Vw
easily. There Is also a report wttfc
may lead to some cempllfUn in the
case, which I that the men wen doing
the stealing in Bimk countt and there
fore should nav beet tried her Instead
aflnWsMihMf. The nuKwme will In
DIED.
SCHWARTZ. At
the family
residence.
ten mile east of Harrison, .Nebraska, I
on Saturday, Decern tier 18, lt. nf I
dropsv, Fraux Frederick S.i. kjri..
iiged 0 year and H months.
Deceased was one of the early settlers
of tins locality, having uome here nearly
six year ago. He had always enjoyed
good health until taken down a few
mon tli ago and from that time he grad
ually grew weaker until death claimed
him. He leave hi aged wife aod three
daughter and two sons, all grown. The
funeral occurred on Tuesday and was
conducted by Rev. Shroeder, of Ueming-
ford, and the remains were buried in the
cemetery south of town.
Castl. At the family residence at
Harrison, Nebraska, on Wednesday,
December 20, lSMIl, of paralysis of the
htomach, (arc line Richardson Castle,
wife of A 1 mon Cattle, aged 34 years,
6 months and 2C uays.
For some years a hard struggle liad
been going on against disease which had
taken hold of the system of the deceased
but notwithstanding alt efforts she grad
ually grew worse until some weeks ago
she was compelled to take to her bed.
From that time she suffered intensely,
but bore her pains with remarkable for
titude and patience until death came to
her relief. Deceased leaves a husliand
who was greatly devoted to her, and two
is. all of whom were with her at the
last. The funeral occurred from the
residence at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon
and was largely attended, the service
being conducted by Rev. J. W. Kendall,
and tlie remains were laid to rest in the
cemetery south of Harrison, E. P.
Maine, Lewis Gerlach, Grant Guthrie,
H. T. Conley, J. E. Marsteller and V. A.
Hester acting as pall-bearers.
School Report.
Monthly report of the grammar de
partment, district No. 7.
Total number of days taught, 20.
Total number of pupils enrolled, 24.
Total number of days all pupils at
tended, 200.
Average attendance, 10.
Those neither absent nor tardy, Jennie
Pontius.
Those ranking 100 in deportment, Lil-
lie Henry, Bert Earnest and Harry
Churchill.
Those completing history, Claudia
Hester, 100, Louie Hester, 95. Guy
Hough, 87. Minnie E. Smith,
Teacher.
A Handred Ton Migazlna Order.
An event in periodical literature, not
without its significance to the general
public as showing the growth of the
reading classes, was the receipt on the
9th of November by the Cosmopolitan
Magazine of an unusual order. A single
order from a news company for one hun
dred tons of magazines! That is almost
an event in tin history of the world. A
like order lias never before been made,
and if past ratio be maintained it means
considerably more than half a million
circulation for the December Cosmopoli
tan. Yet, when the list of authors and
artists in the December number is ex
amined, one is not so much surprised.
Think of having the worlds fair done by
such expensive men as Howells, Mark
Twain aod Paul Bourget, and sending
such artists as Charles 8. Reinhart to
Chicago for a single number of a maga
zine to be sold for only 15 cents, or by
subscription for 12 cents. A book pub
lisher, preparing such a book would not
dare incur these expenses short of $5.00
a copy. Is it not a revolution that is an
improvement upon old methods, a revo
lution of vast importance to the reading
public?
Holiday Excursions
One and one-third fare to all point on
the F. E. A M. V. railroad within 200
miles. Tickets on sale December 2H, 24,
25, 30, 81 and Jan. 1 good returning to
January 8, 1894.
For Sale.
The undersigned will sell his farm ron-
sistiug of 168 acres, all fenced, good
buildings, running water, 27 head of
cows, 1 bull, 3 horses, 1 mule, 10 hogs,
2 wagons, farm implements con
sisting of plows, mower, rake, etc., also
30 tons of hay. lwated near Five
Points, Sioux county, Neb. A bargain.
One half cash, balance In five yearly
payment F. M. HMrnl, Bodarc, Neb.
Itat Line to the East.
The BuHinirtoh Route D. A. M. R.
R.
is running elegantly equipped passenger
tralnes without change from Newcastle,
Wyoming nnd Crawford, Nebraslm, direct
to Lincoln, Nebraska, making cohneetion
at that point with their own through
trains for Denver, Cheyenne, and all
points west, and for Kansas City, St,
Joseph, BU Louis, Omaha, Pettrkv, Chi
cago, and nil point east.
Remember this is the only line by
whtrh you rn lake eleeping rat from
Crawford In the evening arriving In Lin
coln and OmeM the next afternoon, and
m Chfoajrn, Peoria and M. Louis the fol
lowing morning.
For further itifanitatnMi and tickets ap
ply to near t ageat of Burlington
Route B. A at & It
Kktray Kntirs.
Tkfi p wn wy jmwt mm, ele tnli
oteat of lUrrtsnn, en NnvmtiW 17, 10.
I bay mure ttom yer ntl, branded A "
rtirM neck sad right stiflintder and A on left
UMMtr i MrHn ailev hrsnilad ft os
MltaeeV and. foe left lwaMr I toe
iieyeeeneee a " r n
Prograa.
The following U tlie program the enter
uuuiuem lo u ue given m vne lunsvuuts
tree t Hie M. E. cbureh on next Monday
auug CbrlatmiM Joy........ Tlie Children
Story of t'brit " "
Hpeevb sud rrayer..
L'hrUtmatf Anthetn .. . . ..
Kt-v
Recitation The Stockings'
Chrintai ...
KddieUuthrie
Recitation Scaring
Clans
Sunta
Ned Simmon"
Choir
Song Joy to the World--Recitation
A Gueu for the
Children
May Wilson
Recitation The Baby'
I'hriNtmu .
Maud Kartell
Choir
Christmas Carol
Recitation A Surprise for
Santa ClauK Pearl
Iteeltatiou Writing to Han
t:i Clau'i
Recitation Make iielieve...
When JeHUB iu liorn in
Bethlehem ...
Mother Goose' Christmas
Reception .-
Archie Davis
I.ury I-awler
Choir
The Children
LEAD THE WORLD.
THE MOST CRITICAL PRONOUNCE
THEM INCOMPARABLY
THE BE9T IN
TONE, TOUCH
AND
DURABILITY.
Write for Catalogue to
KSTEY & CAMP,
Chicago, III.
s
U.MVAX k CONLEY, Lawyer.
Will mACTic in am. thk local, stati
and frdiTHl courts and t'. H. Land office.
LEQAL PAPERS CAREFULLY DRAWN.
X h X
Office in Court House,
HARKISON ... - NEBRASKA
L. E. UELDEN & SON,
Wagon and Carriage Makers.
Rt-pnirlng done on short notice.
Good work and reasoimble charge.
Shop south of livery burn.
HARRISON, - - - NKB.
B. L. SMUCK,
Fashionable Barber & Hair Dresser
One Moor South of Rank of Harrison.
OPEN SUNDAY FROM 9 TO 18.
RAZOK. AND SCISSORS PUT IN ORDER.
bive t me t a ("nil.
DO YOU WANT WATER?
See the "Old Reliable"
WELL DRILLER
T. O. WILLIAMS
Harrison. .... Neeraska.
NORTH
WEST
AST
SOUTH
Puirhsw Tlrkrts and rnl:n Your Frrlght
vl 0o
F.. E.UU.S.C.&P.
RAILROADS.
It, f. BURT, Oeneml Manager.
K, C, MoitKIKH'MC, J. R. HrCltANAJJ,
Oen'l Freight Ag Oeti'l Pass. Agt
OMAHA, NEB.
J. K. PHINNEY, M. 1).
Physician ami SergtiM.
Alt sllt given prompt ntlrnlton.
OIBp In Dreg stem,
RAIUteOlt, JMMAMA.
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C1ARSTELLER BROTHERS
Have Just Received a Number of These Stoves.
COME
They Have also put in the
General Merchandise.
ever brought to Harrison which they
are selling at lowest living rates.
Come and see us before you buy.
HESTER
DEALERS IN
Lumber, Coal and Farm Implements,
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Lime,
Lath and Shingles.
Windmill and Pump Supplies.
Agents for the
Buckeye, Deering
And
Wa lte r A. Wood
MOWERS, REAPERS & BINDERS.
HARRISON NEBRASKA.
PATENTS
FOR INVENTIONS
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Too much mt cannot he exercised in employing competent oil reliable solicitor
to procure patents, for the value of a fwtent depends greiitli if not entirely, upo
the care nnd skill of the attorney.
With a view of protectm inventors from rthlew or careless ntttoraev
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