The Sioux County journal. (Harrison, Nebraska) 1888-1899, March 07, 1895, Image 5

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    THE iVOUX -orvTY
ii O
I.. I. siii.mim. FJi(ur ami l'r.i;ri( tr,
V. Y.k H. V U. II. Tlin 'M-.
.tin I- ,i,t
. IllU.-t ...
., inlvl .
... C
i.v i:
I r.it jvic- ;:
K-.lnv.-r.
- I'.ir fed ml--, lir-sl .
i.l ;il;V ki'i'l. !,' t' T. J
NehtasUa.
-- Tfi 1 III' MI i'l'
I
! nt il ork
;h,tn, "niw-
iMi I i-i Friil iv
fvi-nin ailjournmj until Fi i.l iv en-inn:;,
pril mb.
H-irliouiKl i iiiii(Kiufil oiil vnii
i'v r;it nstiUMly fur coughs nnJ colils
.i' tin- I'ii HKwr I'liiirinai y.
V niw wm arrived at tlnj irui of K
A. Hit;eow on Lit M irid iv. All cm
iithI nr- (Uuriir as " II a-. eouM l- x
fsl. Willi lt little tin- ai I no tr-MiM"
Hi' UiirJ n n I niuslaelut t an li K, i ;i
uniform lirnwii or K:n l color liy lun,:
Hitckinxham's iKo for I !. Wli'Ui rs
- IVi-siilin I": l.-r Julian iiji
Ikiiii I liiwlri.n Tin v' iv to Hi- regular i
il.irtt'l ly hi'f-tin-; lli.it ;tf Iit.h on ami in
tin vi-nlnj; he h-!ivir-i u ttitcrvt ;
1-fiiinn.
County Wni.-rin!.'ivl.-nt j avis iu
l.irin us. that Mivi EUiis M-rnaui will
let urn to Sioux county in a l"w il ly
:inl will teach tli spring term of m houl
in the Sbernll dis'rii t.
Tlie prosH cts (.f tli' future pr.tsper
ity of this locality are ulremty having
sin rffVirt. J. II H irtell iiif n iitfl us mi
Tuesiliiy th.it ii brother of Inn w.oul'1 In
here with u cir l.nl of tfootl-i ah nit the
last of thin wthU.
The v-nlu-t in th iivi i f T'Uiiin ys.
The H. & M. rallro.til f impitiy h.u is en
t asiilt) fttiil a in-w tu il ill tliu i mm
e;r.tntis. Tin? amount involved i Ihi--.rK.t
of any over tnt-d in Ki-nx
I'oiinty.
--"A rii k in tint Uh k," :t f tin un-1- i
tin! t.i(iiiUU'r-ltl.nlvK, w.iti-rhn h. l.ili.i.-.-lii-vs,
nml irinitiji.it mil, nro sy ini.'.-nn- I
lii-oril'Tctl ktomai -Ii, kulncvs, livt-r, .imi
hownlii. For all ailnii-nls on ii.i'. i'., i1
i. il-rati-iii'-iil f tlii'y! or0'.in-, t.il.i
Ayer'-i J ill.
-Tin: old J.Li 1 huildinx i In-ill,; n.ovnl
to tl.i' county Lit ali.jtit tl n.urt li ni-
al.d tll IIMW stcrl C.1L,1 W ill In; ;l i (1
thi'r' in. It is .vr.Mr.illv i-oni-ud."l 1K.1t r
in tiiucti brtti-r !" lit up that huildin
ontslo than to atti-nij-t to ii'-" l!l- -iiti'tit
of Up court hoii-in for n j-til.
-Tin-' hlur-hii-il is hail' d ai a h.irl.iii);
-r of Sjirini'. It ia alo a r'-inin ! v tint
a hl(MKl iunlliT in ndi-d tn .roi.uv tin
Mt!iu for tliu dl,i!ita!in wcatli-r i
onif, Ijsttin nd yo'i ln-ar tin
.irU wiifc-'ntf; "T.iko Ayrr'n Sar.t:nll..
-niUMi; Apt il , M iv."
A coi nill liiiH Ihm-ii construct, d oji.
itc III" livvry Imru i that tlm l.irniiT
,o.iy tii'ivf. in and ftxil tht-r t-auw an
not Ic.ivrt thfin antioyt-il ly ton lmv
,loi k which rum alK.ut town. It is tni
tliat th'-rt! is an tirdinanci! n-aiust t'nl
riiiiiiin at lar'c hut it .- tiis hard t
l,avi it enforced, and thu (.rovidm of
I ,!: whfiv tho l:nm may In- f'-d ith
-.it cost to Ihn larriK-is Hi cnicd to laj t!i
! t way out of tin- dillicuUy.
The county altoriM-y culliil at this
ollice this moniin;: an 1 tliruatent'd t
hrm' suit ujrainst tlx- alitor of Tiik
Jiit'KNAL for the it'iiiai ks made in th..-w
I'oliininK in rcgahl to tl re-.'iit d-
as.- He fcvitk-ntly ilix-s not rchj int.
cisni. Tlx- editor dot- not iMmh to
nithhold criticism of tlm in ts of puMa
orticiaU Minply h'Cativ; of ton h tlin-ats
That vvns atl'Tiiptcd on the foumlt-r 01
TlIK jofKNAL hv a former county attor
iii-y hut it did not hn, crtti. ism.
- In order that tin-re may ! no mis
iiiidfr-tandiii' in regard to tin I'-h' i
.rtylswluili have, ts-eo recem-d h. r
Tin; Joi'R.vtL wishes to s.iy lint ill luv
collie UiroiIK'l the i l.aniieU of 111'- re I" -I
department of the l.-tliodit churtii
Itev. t'. E. t 'ouil'-ll ii. forms us tint th.
mkU caiiu Ii out dill, i-nt l, ees and all
time without any r-ijia-sl fr uil him uml
'!at oil the is.s-. ipt o t-ii. h I ' h iiumeil
i t.-ly liotlli'sl Ilif parties v !id;nti them
' hat tliere va-; no ot asioii I them to
forward any mor- t this i- out. 11.
then disttil.uted hat had !-. r-ceivnl
:iiiw.ie' I lw lui -Ms-ou-i to I" 111 lleeil
n
of thi-ni and this having l en done no
piii lly and Mr. ronnell having iii' iilioii
t d no luuies il is no mors' Un: l-"r to
pit.um that M. I'ouii' !I did v h. vv.ib
In-sI In lh! matter.
Tlieru is no tit ii.Niiij.; the f;' t
the jroijil i-llei ts ol Vtiad locat ion of fa. lor
n at lliatlioii t in nlis a ly U felt hciv.
I h itxiplo reiiliw Ihal now th'-.V t an
ailvisu fritiiitU and relative in the ast to
come out liei-M and help liuild up tilt
iiiunli-y and at tliu saints lime U-l,,
theiiisi'lve. T!mj fat tones untku a mar
ki-t for the protlut ts lor Ahu h the noil
and i luuatte are ht st atl ii't:.l at a t anh
prii uud tlieit hat liver -m ii raiw-i
will have a more ix-ady mIi than evei
U-fort. Tlierw iinMnp of Um witlun
reu-Mnhle Uistaiieu of the ra:lroal where
H'iod lK,nu"-tcii'li may lr seiur".! ami
heut-t t;ro o, th'-n couk's a larjf tern
lory near i,ioukIi to adinil "f potatof"
and chicory U-iiis,' raised and dohveit-il
nt flipping Hiintn at a prolltuhlo lme,
Hiid ontnulu of Hint limit ur' thmi'iaii'U
of m'ri for nu'.-k-faruiiiic- 1,111 11
oev'U ii t :-ll the alV.'Htio of the f I
loWH vh l)ve h"cl p i"a '!!' r-'1' "'
tfn taut U lilt) upiHvrtuiii'.ios ol!t.rt.u
ci oJ will not lw h'm in Ubii
ndvrti)ia(.- of lUi'ni.
I'KItXIYU..
'nlfVs was at the
K.
county '1
j Vt-t-"V,iv. 1
i ''nMi.Miwr T i.l in ; -iX ? .
jdvat the (uiunty -;t !-. w- i I,.
II. !.. Kii-lu-r cf tliti village v li'M'U.
vi-ili I IrienrU at hadpon over Sunday.
S irv.-Mir Ell s hud J hi f Nolan were
in from the uorthe:.t lliH laM of the
Mi riiriece, of Vorhees,, wax the
tf"'--t .1 Mr. nr.d Mrs. W. Ii Wi hl
lu-t e-k.
i'. I!. 'iriiv dd, eiihhi' r of the Ooui-uiei-i
i.il Hank, was at 'haJrou over
Son 1 iv.
.'.'i s K 1. Hou,rh as called to town
tlm II iV of It).. .-.! hy the surious ill
ness of h-r mm her.
W.J I! .fart son of A. J Hojjart, ar
ri v d I mm 1 amora Saturday tti mak
liu liomi. m Sioux county.
M J- ' 'arroll was in Tue-lay mid cull
-d nt th.s ollice. He is not in pod
leallh hut it is h ipfd le will s i in h all
naht
Will u-l M , .... :, , ..'till
liis aolil ., S. h KU.t. ..i:d M
J ,s. V-il in, i n- i , - i ;, !i a, i :,!.' V.i i
lit -if fi-i ! i , . . ii. -ii,'
S I, 17 -iv r tiii-u-d l mi 'tnvi tie
las' ol thu unk Mrs. Ult-ry will he
la-re in the n- ar future. Saul l.roulit a
new settler w ith him.
List of Jurors.
follow niii hava heen drawn t
Tin
i '-r e ms j.irors at
the April term of th-
d.st l il t eolirl :
Inns hnsti-ns'-n,
Etrue-t llune,
S U Story,
J H. lliailley,
A. 1'. I! isenhurj.',
U V, LiVt rmore,
fi'-u t olishavv,
I". V. fioldcn,
J-'owter Spi S,
V. (tales,
VA tu.ipU-ll,
Vi,. Martin,
11,-rman Koiu ttli,
H. ' '. i 'ottuinn,
H. S. t 'loiih,
E. J. Wilcox,
John Serrtjs,
11 i'h'II Neecii,
IVault Harris,
(ieor'i- I'.owen,
August Kinn,
Johiuiit! Allcoru,
Martin (iayhart,
Peter Hahi-n.
( aid.
W nr.-truly icraieful to all of the
out! Ire-lid- who have so deeply ityuipa--ll...'il
rt.t'l us in out- Hit kness.
J(t. iM M :s l.UH M. rr.i-F.i!M.N.
Teachers Examination.
ei-iak t xa ii i i mo t ioii of candidates
h i's eertilicates will he held al
n, N'-hr., on Tuesday, Man I,
Nil' tea
Harris
W
H. liavis,
Co. Supt.
fclO'd l'j-ward.
On the ii. ph'. of Kehruary 'J'slh, tin;
l-ill-i w ui wi.i stolen from my harn: 1
Walia" tr-M saildli;, nearly new, 1
li.-yt nne wnldle partly worn, with one
hr c-s-limsl slii rup and the other a No. 18
tn dt n stu mp; lw i hrulles and two
I 1 1 r t 1 will piiv a reward ill S'lOO (or
in- t nova tion of the thief.
U F. Mil ;K,
M irslaiid, Nhr.
Cliiirch Scrlccs Next Sunday,
I, iss Meelin.it, Sunday morning at 11
t liK k. Sunday .School. Sunday morn
m; at. ll'.oO o'i !'!(. I-")ivo!h I.-au.
Sunday eveiiuci tl.ll'l o'cl'K k. I'l-earlnnj;
-ers'iees, Sunday t:Veniu 7;-IO o'clock.
t:. E. 0NKKU-, 1'a.stor.
Conrad Liudemao was up from
rawford the lirst of the week ai-ranj,'int
o inovi' his family to that town. He is
'iiiployi-d at Wilson's clothing utore nml
units Ins family with him. His friends
vi-di him success in his new location.
- A M- (iiiiley was up from Hunnin
Water the lirst of the week. He cstini
ilt-s his loss ly nisi lin; at from lilteen
to tv-enty head this winter. Tint cuts
die prollts down on i ir-i.il maiiv cattle
He has recently coiopleti tl a pasture the
;.-in e of wlucli is ah ait t!nrty-!ivo n .!,-.
I aie; a Hi I t N--cl ' t -i I V.' n e in' t ' le !o
t.
'ounl v J iiU'w Wilson p rformtd n
rieiiioiiv on W.dne-il.iy which uuileii
i-'i-.iii!i Kesiii. i,' an I M try J. T reader in
Ihe holv houds of matrimony. The
room was hut fifty years of ajre, while
Ihn Mushing hrid-i .n Unow le lisl to hav
iint witii-ssi-d Ihe ros-.'s hliHim for sixty
. on iiti ; summers, fiotli of the con
UMetin pirln-s are residents of Hawes
i-ounty.
Joe Stastny " ame op last Siiliirday
to attend the mi-Cine; of the Woodmen
i'amp J. W. Siiiilli and Will Ereans
.nteiuled to drive to Andrews on Sunday
vi t;ie laUer went down on lli-i train
Sa' lidiiy i v -nitty; and Jimi was to go
n ,i.'i June ni tile nioruiu: anil thus have
a i ham u I get. home on Sunday. The
storm on Sunday was such that June
did no t are to no hut oll'ered Joe a
1 Imrsf so that. Will could return that
dav. The hoi-' seems to have U-cti the
ln-tler man of Urn two and tin! result
was that the saddle rt as no, new ha t dam-
a -t tl and Joe walked home.
A thiamin incurred on Tuewlay
b tWKcii Dr. Shalt-r anil H. J. Smiley anil
hlows Hi-re reorlel to. Hunlev came to
town and went liefort! the county judjt
and plead. d it'.iilty und was assessed a
il. .... wlaeh hi' I aid. A lull- later a
-)nipl..llit was llltd against him liefoi'
JicUt'tJ Siniii h. A warrant was is.aitiu
and he was uriv tit d 1 laouht in for
trial. He ,tl (ounl liutiinij to delund
nun nml tin; toiiiily t;.lon.i-y pr'is'jt til
'I. He tlel- n ,. oi.j.'cled t-i liavmt; In
stand a . coud tnul lor the tiaim! oU'etist!
and thu t OUiltll'.uiiifc.jd tliu t iot at tin-
tiinlof tho coinplauiilnf Wllui, nut-
rtitliiUUilmij mo tilul U ol tlra Jirut.u
ill Ml ofe i tnil-
I WILL SAVE YOU MONEY;
1
ii you will come or send to
hadron,
;iii1 buy your Cli1 liiii.tr, Hais, IIuols, Shoos awl (ii. iilsl
fuinis-liing jroods of inc. ;
I have bariaius at all limt's in cloliiin awl will
'g'tvi Ihe pt'oplc of Sioux f-omity spkciai. haimains.
i ?f V'l'i ravciol co:ii(; down scirl nic your mail order
h i';-r taiy .',i 1 a:',; arid size, and state whether you
;;t hti i or sdiorl iiniitn and if lie i law or small
for hid ajjre, and Rive about the price you want to pay.j
If for a man's suit Rhe sizecoat and vest, around,
chest, and pants around waist and length. j
If they do not fit you can return then at j
MY EXPENSE. j
Here are a few prices;
Hoys' Knee Pant Suits, si. on, sl.-jn, si.r.O, si.(K), &UH ,
; .'!..iU, and s.").(i0. I
, Youths' Loiik Pant Suits, ....,, !?4.no, and'
: up to st'i.di).
Mens' Suits, s::. on liuys a
i.OU l..)0, !
t'i.01) to T.Ui) 10.00, I
ssS.(.ii) to 0.OO buys a suit that sold for KlL'.fiO toiri.OO.'
1 In ordering a suit state if you want Round or
Square Cut, Cutaway or Single or Double-Breasted.
Don't send to hnaha or Chicago for I have a big
slock and will sell any of my heavy goods at COST.
If you want a boys' overcoat for ages 14 to 17
can get one for "j0 cents on the dollar.
It will pay you to buy clothing of.
CEZAIDiOISr, NEB.
, .... -
t I i
i. V.v V-t -. ..
It 'IS
AVER'S
Cherry Pectoral
SAVED HIS LIFE
So says Mr. T. M. Peed, n highly
respected Merchant of ff.ld
dlctown, III., of a Young
f.'an who was supposed
to bo In Consumption.
"Otio of tnv ctistomcriJ. xntnft 1
v ,iM tipo, liiul a .Km vim li;ii till
il' sviitptonH i f ('iisi:iii't.iiiii. 0
'I t!i iii'itl iii''i!:i-iui's ;il:'o: (lisl liiiii oj
i ' n'ii' l'. :t::tl ho n( aililv failed
..til li'i was ini.'ilili; lo leave gj
lied. Ilit iiiMtlier T i J ! i ( I tunic oj
I' tf point retmnty iinil I vecuui- oj
i:i"uiU-il Ayer's ('lierrv l'e lunil. '
'I'iie y'ninir luau ttmk it tuTni'ilinK oj
l.i ,!ii'ee!iiiiis, ami mum l.can tu Oj
i:ii;-ov iitilil lie heearie well Oj
.eel .rt" T. hi. I.'l.I n, Mill.
I'iflnwn, 111. o
"Siieir. (ii, a-.., I eruulit a Z
ere enl'l, my t lirnal aial lini!s oj
:-;e li.-tdly ii:t!anie,, ;ul I liail a i
'.HriMe COItirh. Il Vt'iH MtliOMMt q?
th it I was a v ir-1 ini nl' (tiiisiirui- cj
simi. a i l my iYsriuU liail lit I lit cl
ii il---l'r.-e..vi'fv. iJul, I Ixaajilil :i ft
I' ll ; !: nf A M'f's Cliei r I'ecltii al. r,!
i'i-'ii ... .uiu m.is eraiit-n t'lin-ii. o
Vi i!'i int. it, savcl my life."
I . SI. -, J!;ii--!'l s ( i.'.'e, Tellli.
Aver's Cherry Pectoral Sj
r---r.,,r.-i Hlrjhpst Awards
iT TH" WORLD'S PAIR oj
?'"tOoor-jiciifo;ooo30(j(5crirE
mm.
Cmatt, Tradt-narkt, Design Patents, Ctpjrigttls,
And all Fattnt bnilorra coodactcd fur
MODERATE FEES.
Informttlon tnd tlvlc glen to Lmutori witUow
ctiufu. iUtvn
PRESS CLAIMS CO.,
JOHN WEDDERBURN,
Itasaetng Attorney,
P. 0. Hox 3H1. Wahuinutoh, D.C,
KThli Com)nx U mntttd hf comhlnitlon of
tin l.rcol anil tnnnt Innunntlal ncwipapm la tM
Vuilti HUt'i, for tlir eiprta parixxt o prtM
tm$ tk'lr nbii-rllM'r (tlut nntK-nipnlout
Ud UocmpttUsiit I'alrnt AttcnU toil Mrn vtrwr
prtntiDg tbn idvertliemt nl toucIici for ttw iripuut.
liirKl kl(BttDlnpf rrff Clt Cmrt0f,
suil that sold for s.,.(K),
you,
: At a HuttilrtMl Jutictiim Points
I mi Nelit-.tska. t!iinn-ctinn.s are ma i.- with
llurlintrt.oii Konte trains lot hieao, St.
j Iiuis, Kansas City, St. Joseph, (Jnaiha,
i Lincoln, i;ts liver, t'lii-yenne ami heyniiil.
i Our maps antl tune-tables slinwini;
! where, when and how our trains run and
wherein they excel thu trains of other
j lines in many important t'esjiects, are
t sent on retiest. I ret:.
Always jliul to iiiil rates and ;ive
inlorniation.
J Fiiancis, (1. 1'. &. T. A. Oaiaha,
Xt-iinisl.a.
J. K. rillNNEY, M. J).
ritjsirlnn Hud Sursfom.
All eiills (fiviMi prompt ntlontion.
OilU e in linif ?tore.
II.mtl)N, - - NtBHASKA.
B. L. SMUCK,
Fashionable Barber & Hsir Dresser.
OPEN SUNDAY FK0M9T0I2.
RAZOKS AND WISSORS ITT IM ORUK.'l.
lilvtt I inn I a i Cull,
(i. J. HMAFKK,
rilYSJClAM AND SI KUEdM,
I1AUK1.SON-, - NEBKASKA.
Oiphtheria, Khuitmatisni, Ffmale ft nil
all Chronic Oistar-s a
Hwcialty.
Ollice 'id door n n th of JOUKNAIy olhcp.
2 . 'J- '1.
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I vi a
I
A Cl. of Flou
and 21 doz. pairs of Shoes
i
; jnst received at x4 a r ste liens'
'Minwfsota Bakers" and 4tBig 4," both No 1 Hour.
A patent Hour rt Umj and high patent at if J. 15.
A"
Fhe People's StoreJ
1D1Rjr 1 See! ."jo-inch Chester JJroadelojlt.
GrOOIDS :, liiust in the market, at 7."eperyd.
Shaker Flannels from 7c up. Red and colored Flannels
at reduced prices. A complete line of Outing Flannels
and Calicos of the latest patterns. Cotton Flannels of
all grades and prices.
BOOTS Headquarters in thi line at- we
SHOES are in all other line-. Ladies I An
gola Shoes at only si. no. Calf Shoes, (irain-leather
Shoes, Fine Shoes, Slippers; anything, crerything.
All grades of Overshoes. Felt Boots, German Sock'-'.
The celebiated "Dint Ribbon" Cowboy Boot.
(3?A-IE?S ! A line unexcelletl, from the lowest
HATS i Kiade to Stetson's best. Winter
goods at red uce I prices.
Underwear,
Mittens,
A complete line of Groceries and Hard
ware. Furniture, too.
M A RSTELL BR B ROS.
A T T E M
When .stocks have dropped clt-atl out of
.siKht,
And money's like u cliihman tiihl,
And men talk poor anil women cliliih
Six pair of stairs to nave a dime
Then is the time for master mind
Some new economy to find.
One tconoinic dodgo you know,
Just trade nith HOUGH & SOXS.
A lare line of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Slioe.
Chestnuts, Candies for the babies
Oranycs for the ladies.
Tea set of 56 pieces given away with
$50.00 worth of goods.
Yours Itenpectfully,
SCOTJC3-KC &o S03STS.
ester
DEAI.EUS IN
Lumber, Coal and
Sash, Doors,
Lath and
Windmill and
hrt:isi n
How to Save Money!
Ytm cun n.i e from Tut to Ml tier cent on
nil rrpulr wurii hy sviiillnt: your WA'l'i lll.sl
umlJi.wi-.ntV to G P. WASHBUrtPJ,;
RAILROAD JEWtfLER, CHADHON,
neb. ah w,ei1.,s ,.m ,..,, ,icira,u,,-a
1(1 one yti!' when ejeaut I Mi! r pa'ii't .1
t.i;WKn.t.
1 n ill jw exji:c 0:1 !1 work scr l hi.
.Send htm voor wutch when r,. .,l.nK r.'-
p.lis unit he will frlvt- you tlm EXACT
COSTt'l putting It in laslclii-s running,
onler. Nont! tint ttif lliK-Mt niaierl-il n-c-I
Do not itllow your v. at ten to inn loni'T !
than 1H month without cIimuIuk.
He i-nrrk-K 11 iiiiio ntnek ot WATCHK.'. !
Cl.tK'KK. JEW f.lllY, ftlI.VI-llN'AI!K, "I'll- !
lV.l.UOl'rf Aijll 'Ai.'. IC.VL JS.-1-KViit.S.' .' j
C.P.WASHBURN,
RAILROAD JEWELER. I
sin tmrit jvatoi iAii-.iNtR ron i.t.t 1
CHADHON, NEB.
'l .s
Clothing.
T 8
Farm Implements,
Blinds, Lime,
Shingles.
Pump Supplies.
NT.BTtAHICA.
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