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Cuitiff WmC i;tiK Fat
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GRANT GUTHRIE,
Attorney-at-Law.
Prompt attention pvn to nil leal
matter in Justice, County ami 1 iMri t
(ourtt, and before tlm I nitJ Hlatm
Itml Olti. e.
Kir lusurume writtrn in reliable
comjianira.
J'2F L-pil japers carefully drawn.
IUkhI'xiN, - NfcttltASKA.
B. L. 8MLVK.
Fashionable Barber & Hair Dresser.
OPEN SUNDAY FROM 9 TO 12.
RAZufei AND WIHriuRH PIT Ui OiiliKR.
Give I inn til Cull.
f. E. IUIINNEY, M. I).
rbyiiciiin and Surgeon.
All call" kItcu prompt alti'iitlon.
oftlee In lruj Slurp.
H.YKIUSiiy. - - NEHKARKA.
-THi
RANCH SUPPLY HOUSE
HAS JUST RECEIVE!) A LARGE IX
VlXi E OF WINTER
CLOTHING.
INCLUDING
Overcoats,
Coats,
Vests, and
Pants
and nlicn you nc.il u nj t liirtf in that
1 1 iic vim xliuuld vmly to
6ERLAGHS.
: ' I! also ha a Ann assortment of win-,
(er underwear, glow, niiltmnt, ht,
dps. ImioIh, alio-, untie?, eli-.,
His ulni k of t;tiltf and fancy ETHcrruM
is full und ;oiiiiM mill m nil good
li. will maku you Itcdrock
RANCH SUPPLY HOUSE.
I AM GOING TO
J. VI. SCOTT,
TO (JET A U)AO OF
CHRISTMAS
fnva CANDIES. NUTS, FRUITS,
WAX CANLI.ES, LEJOUA
TIONS. ETC.. ETC.
A fine stock of Tobacco,
Pipes and Cigars al
ways on hand.
I TV M i l
fl-cr ) . Krti'jp, ll. r)i !
Tint Iiiim lus i itiM wIkmi we inu.
have iniim-y. TIht i a laro kiiumnl
due tin on mil. ritnn ml our cri-lilir
,nit ti to w t!l mt we must call oil
ttx.s imlt-lit.il (. if i ji.iv no. We
have nr lu have suiiiy rn-c,li-i ti-J
to wttle with TlIK JUSAI. umt hiim
w Ihi vli nol have ready cash, and tliwi
f here are imnie who ) not seem to lie in
i lii.etl to settU? at all. Tin latter ( lass
need not be surprised if tte are taken
to collect what in dim tin. We d not
intend to i rowd any Im ar honestly
trying to meet what tlwy own hut e
have e aritetl what is owinif to us on Mile
si ripti.m und thorn who can .iy Mid w ill
not will have to take tlm consequence.
TlIK I'l Wasum.
fvicial Friday evening.
Xuuim, Xmas Pioneer Pbarmacy.
For the hi:htKt cash price for
w heat fcee Onmt Guthrie.
Paper napkins for sale at THK
Jul HNAI, nftice.
io to 1'ioneer Pharmacy for pres
ents for Xinas.
Present for all at drug store.
Toilet sets, fancy pIs and toys at
driiif store.
Call in and we our fancy goods,
toys, etc., at Pioneer Pharmacy.
Fine line of jewelry and clocks at
Pioneer Iliarnncy.
Pon't miss the wx-inl at the court
house Friday evening. Every thing will
lie done to make it pleasant.
!f you want a farm paper get one
published in Nebraska. TlIK Jot UN A I,
( lulis with the .Xlrnski Farmer. Call
and see a copy of it.
To nil parlies who come from Harri
son to Craw font to have dental work
dune by lue I will make a reduction of
ten icrctnt from regular prices.
T. J. CllisoN. Jlentist.
I'Kin't forget that TlIK JornVAI, has
a large clubbing list und when selecting
rending matter for the coining year call
nihl pve us your order. We can ave
voii money.
Tllrt Jol'KVU, f imilv enjoyed some
line venison the lirst of the week, the
deer from which it was cut having 1 mm n
the victim of John Finley'n marksman
ship. All those knowing themselves in
debted to m will please call as s ion as
possible and set tin their accounts as I
exjM-ct to yo out of business.
Kespectrtilly,
J. V. Smith.
Mike Jord in. son of Mrs. S iralt Jor
dan, of Cih linst, had the misfortune to
have a hore fall with him a few eeks
ago, breaking his left leg. j lst uliove the
ankle, in two placs. lie is gelling
along all right and will soon be um t'ood
as new.
John FitzirenM wns in tow n Monday
ami culled at Ibis ollice for il few min
utes" chat. His house caught lire just a
week U-fore anil be had a hard light to
extinguish the Haines but was Imally
successful. On the day bdlowing a boy
arrived at his home and as the little fel
low had no clothing, was hungry and
the wea' her was cold John an 1 h:s wife
leciiled to make him one of the family.
"National social" will lie given at
the court house, by the young people,
the proceeds to lie applied on the debt on
the U. E. church, on tomorrow (Friday)
evening, liuh person luieiming is re-
iiiesled to wear a small representation
of the flag or emblem of some nation.
Sup)er 2'i cents a couple. All ure cor
dially invited to attend.
Wolves are reported to be doing a
good deal of damage to herds along Win
ning Water, especially near the line li
tweeri Sioux and lhiwes counties. Last
.Saturday a party went out from Mars-
land to hunt the pests hut was uot suc
cessful tt no dogs were ulon. One of
the party saw seven gray wolves, which
certainly Indicates that they urn numer
ous. It will lie necessary for the stock
owners to organize and pay a reward
for the killing of the pests. They de
stroy many hundreds of dollars worth of
stock every vear und increase in num
bers rapidly.
It is reported that Surveyor-elect
Ellis will not quahfy and that thu pop
candidate for that ollice in Dawes coun
ty who was defeated at the last election,
has been here during the past week look
ing up the matter with a view to estab
lishing a residence in Sioux county and
us soon as that is accomplished have
himself appointed to 1111 the vacancy.
IlBMJemsto se a cliame to work up
some business for which the county will
have to pay him if ho can have his plans
carried out. Th scheme is a very nio!
one for him, but it may lie that tlie com
missioners will not take kindly to it.
With the valuation and population of
the county on the decrease the lsiard is
not likely'to become a party to a scheme
to add to thu expenses of the county.
The experience of the past of putting
new-comers whoso object in coming here
was riminly to get ollice. has not ls;on
such that a repetition would meet with
the approval of the people. A number
of people have como to Sioux county for
the purpose of getting ollice, and as a
rule have been turned down by the eo
pj, but no case can bo recalled where
a man displayed tlm nerve that npicarn
in this instance.
rf i:smi..
Mi Iiiy IVxtn wait in town jr1r-Uv.
W,
furl.
A. Hip low pent Sunday in Craw.
II C. ' kwooil ami family have gone
to 'alifoniia.
Mrs. S. C. I. Ilassett wa at Ilarriwin
the lirst of the week.
J. C Shipley mil George GillmnreJ
were at the county seat Tuesday. j
Nat Ba'.er, of Lnsk, came down Wed- '
j
nesilay evening and tarried over night in j
Harrison. , .
C. C. Clark, of South Hakot was tlie '
guot of H. L. Fisher a couple of days !
Iat week.
James II. CKik was up from Agate
Hprings last week and called und lei I an j
order for stationery. j
Phil Mc'.-'ann was down from Belle i
Fourche last week looking after his!
Sioux county interests.
Coiinty Siiierintendent Jfcivis went!
out the lirst of the week to visit schools j
in the east part of the county. I
Mrs. Henry und J unes Bonsell came I
down from I.usk to attend the Bonsell J
Hester nuptials last Thursday. !
I I
James Bourrett came from Montana
a few days ago to visit his parents
anil friends through the holidavs.
(Jrandma Ihivis returned last week
from Omaha. Her eyes are somewhat
improved from the treatment received
w bile in the hospital.
A gentleman by the name of Camel
arrived here from Texas some days ago,
accompanied by his wife and child, and
is looking for a place to engage in stock
raising. There is no doubt that lie can
lind what he wants in this county if he
takes a little time for it.
The state (ish car was at Harrison
last Saturday and delivered young lish
to a number who had made application.
It will not lie up here again liefore
spring and not then unless (Hiople apply
for trout which is tlie only kind deliver
ed in thu spring.
County Cler'; Blewett suggests that
it would lie we to call the attention of
the ollicers elect that they should hav
their ollii inl bonds filed on or before
Jan. 0, l'.lii, so that theyxmav lie up-
proved by the board of commissioners
when they meet. Failure to (lie Imnds
by that date leaves thu olli o vacant and
vacancies appearing at that time will
have to be filled by appointment.
y .tiarrled.
1!Nki;U. Hkstk!! At the residence of
the bride's parents, in Harrison, Neb.,
on Thursday, iJeeenilier 5, 11). at 5
o'clock, p. m.. bv liev. U J. Cl.irk,
pastor of the M. E. church, Mr. W.-li.
Bonsell. of Lusk, Wyo., and Miss
Klxiuie F Hester, of Harrison, Neb.
The bride has long resided in Harrison
and has a wide circle of acquaintances,
and the groom is one of the progressive
young stockmen near Lusk. Thu young,
fieople left for their home on the ranch
Monday morning where llley will begin
the pleasures of home life amid the good
w ishes of all for a happy and prosperous
voyage across the sea of matrimony.
CorrosiMiiidcucc.
Bod.vuc, Nkii., Ixc. 10, ISO.).
Mrs. J. W. IIu. iter is visiting with hur
daughter Mrs John Fitzgerald.
Miss Myrtle .iinmerinan is a Craw ford
visitor this week.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. Fitzgerald a
girl.
Kev. Mr. Harr will continue meeting
the rest of this week, subject, The New
Covenant.
Cliiircli Notes.
Service next Sunday morning Nv. 3
at Pleasant Kidge at 10 o'clock and at
Harrison in the evening at 7;30. All are
cordially invited to attend.
L. J. Clark,
Pastor.
To Each of Yuu.
If you owe Geo. H. Turner or Hough
& Son either by note or nccount it will
lie to your interest to call at once and
settle. Oui). H. Tl'lt.NKU.
Notice.
According to rules eHuutive Dei:. 1st
180a, all baby cabs, bicycles or tricycles,
whether crated or not crated, will be
regularly checked and charged for at ex
cess baggage rates for 50 pounds w ith a
minimum charge in each case to lie .
... i
cents. Also, all uaggago not removeu
within 2-t hours after arrival at destina
tion shall be subject to a charge of not
less than 2") cents per piece for the sec
ond 24 hours or fraction thereof and not
loss than 10 cents for each succeeding 24
hours or fraction.
E. F. Pontius,
Agent F. E. & M. V. K. K. Co.
Christmas and New Yours llulldny
Kates.
Excursion tickets will be sold to sta
tions within 203 mile on Dec. 21, 25 and
81, WW, and January i, 1H90 at one and
one third fare for the round trill. Tick
ets gond returning to and including Jan-
imrv 9ml. A Iro. for annual meeting of
Nebraska Teachers Association at Lin
coln Dec. 81. lHOo to Jan. 2, 1M0. Ex
cursion ticket wdl be sold on Dei. SO, to
Jan. 2nd from nil stations io Nebraska
at ono and one third fure for round trip.
Ticket good for return trip and including
Jan, 4, 1S00.
F. F. roSTii-3,
Agent.
T!i Tub a!') Mwklj liUdf miI Cain
itfa 4,r
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coming next year, every thoughtf'il
citizen w ill need, besides his locttl paper,
a great national weekly. Tlie greatest
and most widely known of tlise is the
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it has leen a regular visitor in every
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( losing Out rSale.
As I wish to go out of business I will
sell all goods at cost. Harness, whips,
etc., at unheard-of prices.
Respectfully,
J. W. Smith.
It May do as Much for You.
Mr. Fred Miller, of Irving, III., writes
that he had a severe kidney trouble for
many years, w ith severe pains in his
back and also that his bladder was af
fected. He tried many so-called kidney
cures but without any good result.
About a year ago he liegan use of Elec
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Pharmacy.
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