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If How To Make Money.
If you are tired of paying high prices you
.can make money hv bavins your poods at the
RANCH SUPPLY HOUSE.
Every body love a nice fitting. Stylish
Shoe. We Sell the Queen Shoe, advertised
in all magazines at s:;.on in Iliston, we
pracefrd hoe for ;?-.') right here at home
and nave you We t:cpre.-.s besides.
All otkcr leather goods will be sold
just as clieap in proportion; none but
the best kept in stock.
In Clothing, Drygoods and Groceries we will meet all East
ern Catalogue prices and will throw in a Ket of (lia-ss
Dishe?, worth -.j0, for every 20.00 worth you
buy for catdt. Also, come in and see ,-ur
Ladies Wrappers and Shirt Waists,
they are DAISIES and will
be sold very low. Call
and get our prices
.before you buy
elsewhere.
We
also han
dle the celebra
ted Valentine Flour,
none better in America.
Besides we have lull line of Crockery.
If you want a suit of clothes made
to order we are Agents for
Royal Taylors of Chi
cago, Ills.
RANCH SUPPLY HOUSE, l. gerlach, Prop.
THE SIOUX COUNTY
CTOTTTt 1ST A.
Thursday, MCU. 30th. 1889.
.tie. 1). Canon, Editor and I'rop.
F. E.&M.VR. K. timetable.
Gotuj Went. (joiujf I-'.suit.
S, mixed. 1 1 :3 I So. 6. tnUrd 6 :C0
5 North-West em
LINE
j?. E. 51. V. R. R. is the best
to and from the
BLACK HILLS,
DEADWOOD AND HOT STK1SGS,
SOUTH DAKCTA.
F. E. & 51. V. R. II.
Special Eswirsioa to Hot Spring, S. I).
Excursion tickets will lie ol
Tuesdays Febuary 14th and
28, 189'J, at one fair for the
round trip, good returning CO
flays from date of Bale. Fair
Jrom Harrison, 84. 40.
F. Avery, Agt.
JWDorit fend to Mont
omary, Ward & Com pan y
-or to Elkhart, Indiana, for
your Harnesses. I can nell
you better goods and much
' cheaper. If you are open for
conviction come and learn
for yourself.
Eggeut RonwEK.
Mr. Canfield, of Whitney is a guest
at the W. B. VVright mansion thin w:k.
Asa Raickxtein of Crawfon, who
taiue in on lint .Situnlaj-'s train, will
work for Mr. Henry Waroeka the coming
season.
Spring Bonnets will be a ficarce ar
ticle oo next Sunday, however ladlss
jcaa wear their new "bonnets" minus the.
sprinj?.,
Virgil Hester returned from Iowa
Tuewlay noon where tin h&a been for the
jmnt two months on a vitiit and leHin?
attle which he had bought ut Sioux
itr.
A pleasant gurprise wim tendered
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wright on last Friday
..iveoinf. pnce forbids going into deUil,
tmt uffic to aar a mont enjoyable tints
li orient.
-8. B. Iirv;wnr1ty and hi brother
- nrrived with their car of eniirnuu niov
Mblas from Seward county ' this stati,
TuewJay. Thw boy hava come with the
erident intention of making , the county
Ibeir future hotne. There in plenty f.f
fonm in fyovn county for jut mob citi
ftm at w believe tlta boyt will make
The boya umJernUnd Intend to enipige
in the lira stork inlutry, and we believe
lMrMld And no oilier plac in Xebraa
n,wbT9 Urn conditioo of a country
V ".SJ fa tboir bui-w.
J. E. FHES'XEY, SL ).
Phvisdan and Surgeon.
All calls given prompt attention.
Otnee in rrujf Store.
-HAJtKISOS - ST11RASKA.
GRANT GUTUIUE,
AUorney-at-Lav.
Frompt attention piveo to all legal
matters in Justice, County and Wittrict
t'ourts, attd ijtfore the UuitaJ St&tef
Land OIHc-.
Fire Insurance written iu reliable
jornpanies.
t'Leg'al papers cirefully drawn.
HARWflOX. - ' KEUrtAy.KA.
Another li'htsikiir r.f Know foil in
thi section of ttie country last Satur
day afternoon and evening.
Frank Wright, was ta'ii;ht how to
chop wool on last Saturday evening, af
ter the manner of W. W. sly le.
Grand;i Wright, who has Fent a
week at Chadrnn and Whitney, onions;
old friends and relatives, returned n
last Saturday, lookinti: very much im
proved in LeoJlh and spirits.
Mr. and Mrs. Collins, came up from
Crawford, on hist Tuesday nnd were
.me' at the train by Jbss Crawford, - who
took them with their household effects
down to the Crawford S.iw mill, on
Spring creek. Mr. Collins will work in
the mill and his wif will beard all han.U
who work there. Plenty of room for
more workers in Sioux county.
Howard Smur-k, met with a very
painful accident on las'. Monday while on
his way home from the Canyon with a
load of wood. He was walking beside
the wagon, when suddenly he (dipped
and the front wheel of the wnon passed
over his right kg which owinp; to its
being doubled up at the time, the wheel
passed above and below the knee as well,
while he is nuuVrinjr from the. efftuts of
the accident, fortunately no bone were
broken and he will be all right in a few
days.
On next Sunday the christian world
will celebrate the glorious feast of the
risen Saviour, hia triumphant victory
over death and the grave, which wan ac
complished by his dire humility, (the
way of the cross.) The following lines
are especially selected for the happy
day.
Out in the morning came Mary the mag
dalene iJew-damp of ni'lit in her hair;
Weepinif and pale, in the first morn of
Barter,
Came she, faithful! v, thera.
And herein' the story
Sweet Cbiuity's plory
The story the hi lies declare.
C-t of the chiming of aoft bella at Eas-
ter;
Out of the lily'a perlume:
Out of the ri t of, birds of the spring-time;
Out of its myriad bloom
Coniesyer the story
Of Christ' risen glory,
Tltut uj'vuHe with -promise tho tomb. '
OUR HOfl 0
The h! e to (U't Cood
Harains at all timed is at
J. H. BARTELL's
The following of which i.
nearly always found., at
tli" above place:
A complete assortment of
Ladies and Gents furnish
i n g ( ; ood s, D r y (J ood s, Xo
tions zv Millinery.
A Good line of MenV
Dud; Clothing. Hats and
Caps to suit the times.
Ladies and Cents Fire
Foot Wear a Fjiecialty; and
Children. s Fout Wear care
fully considered.
go
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For filcCormic machinery, Barb 3d Wire j
and Salt; in fact nearly everything" j
kept in a well regulated store. If you
are in need of a large or small hill come1
in and see what we can do. for yen j
before you send your money out of the
country. Respectfully, j
I.WThe imdert-ined will
give a Easter, Monday ni'jrht
Dance, in Harrison, April C.
1 ..'.;;!. Every body invited to
attend. Supper will he serv
ed at the Harrison llou.-s
(II. Will,
Manager.,. Yi j 1.LEWrn..
Wilts Earn st, tnt.vel his family
back to the ranch lat Sat unlay.
Mor snow melted iast Friday, thaa
did on all the rest of the warm days put
together kiiics last fall.
Mrs. F F. Pout his of Ripid City S.
Dak. wag in Harrison, a day or to this
we k.
Jerry Will, was in H.irriion on hic
Friday, but rcturiieJ to ( iuxuuu t' sa...
evininj;.
Mrs. Ken lull, mother cf Hev. Ken
dall came in on la.st Tue-day's tra;n to
ma!;e her sua and Ciuiiiy an exUndc-d
viit.
Mrs. Yf.Wr Hour1.t, w,n has b-en
at t'h-.u! rou d urine; t! past two week
in ca ir t of tin J v-u ssoa in nsiosi d ir
o? the ahienus of tiia latter and his
wife, returned to her home, on last
Thursday. We a knowittle a ph atant
call fr;rn Mr. IS.
Frank Di.;st'ir, of tha west sidv hai
entered the employ of Mr. R.tn!, on Itun
nin Water, utiil will look after the in
terests ot his employer down in that vi
cinity during the corning seison as the
latur will movu'ou to tlw J. H. U.irtell
Rmc'i w iiicii Iu has pundiav: l.
A letter received from A. Orton of
Bowob !, Fenn , a former rtsidont of
liodare precinct this county, is to the
effect that he with his family liavo en
joyed the best of health since thV locat
ed in tlwir new home, alwut seven
months a'O. lie did rot, however, for
get to enclose a one-dollar bill in pay
ment of the JontKAI. another yeafr, say
ing: he lik,xl to hear from his many
friends and acquaintance In Sioux county
and considered a vears subscription to
j t!e Ji;i:NAh the clu ap-st and best way
to hear from them regularly. No doubt
the many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Orton
will be );lad to hour ihcy tin will and
doing well.
As announced in la-t week's JotltXAt,
Frof- W. C. Philips, of the Ohadron Ac
ademy, came in on the west bound train
Monday nooo, and in the evening deliver
ed his lecture at the 1,1. E. church to a
fair sized and attentive audience; his
subject was, Some Popular Fallai-ies,
Classified as follows:
Coroetition; There is room nt the top;
Nothing succeeds lika success; On(r must
practice what ha preaches; PeopU who
live in gl.nts houses should not throw
stones; H.inesty in the host policy.
While ou '"knight of the quill" does not
altogether aree with tiie Prof, an 1V his
views regarding ".Homo popular fallacies'
yet he ad vanced some ideas that are per
haps new to the thirikiiiking public iukI
the gentleman handled lussul ject in such
a manner; we grant he is a student, and
on who is sincct'e m whatever l has to
oftrr to (lit public, Wo venlire the as
sertion ih it Prof, PhipfKi could go no
where and speak t a iuir nUepJjveacd
apppeciative audianc.
OEPARTflHT
The place to Git Good
iiarciins in IJnlibers is at
J- li. BARTELL'S,
Where a complete line of
warm Fchs and .lubbers
with I'KK ES ALWAYS
right.
Our linenfClhX'EKIES
are fine, as we always aim
to buy Goud, Fivsh Goods
such a s we l:now would
r.iit all our Customers.
We carry a complete lin
of FLOCK &. FEED; all
Flour guaranteed. Also,
we carry II A EDWAEE A
Euildimr Material.
J. II. BARTELI,
A tatisl in our l ist wet-l;' issue,
we w ill try and ive the particulars re.
s garding the dcatti of Joseph Ibi.'kinson.nt
jlheM. E. Hef-pilal in On.rdia, one week
j ago last Tor-vl.iy. A letl'-r to M. J. IeW
I ett fruiu I.ee,w ho mi:t iaiiiiinii:,!ely to
j,look after ai.d care lor his broth-T, mjoii
i as lie heard of his sad coi'.ditiun, sa "Jo
j lieJ at noun Tuesday and he a.-ri vd tiwre
; at 3 o'clock in the eveaing of t!e mih
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of a blood vessel on the brain, and that
he r.evcr roeinnd cinsiti-ieiKi after
wards. Lee and las brotln-r Win. l-ft. on
last .sitturday, with the r-u aios for (.' ,.r ..,
Mich., the home of ll,i-.'r a'ent .. wh-e
' the burial w,l f U place, V-i-r viiich !,e
j b Vs wiii i-fttim to li.nc hoiuev"
, V.:i-'::'.i 1-..' V. l.tjc. I ; "t
J l.aal ,-.itaii..,y .e. t. e u,, ! I i:...' iv,:ulr.i
j meet mi.' of the Mod. rn Wood man h"i
I was somettiie,' h;jif re-j licit will long
j lie remembered bv t'.e in "inbers that was
j lucky etl'HIK, to be prsvlit.
Tiie (amp was !e.i-.ly t-ij-g'd at, til"
j re'il'ir routine of busings and h.'il just
cOinpl-t.Hl ceremony of adopting a nei).-h-j
br into tiie mysteries of woodurafi wl n
there came a r.i at the outer door, uni!
j when the watchman answered the call
j to inve-.ti .-atu tba intrusion, magazine
; the ama,e'rie:it i-pread on that watch
j mans face as he returned with the in
i formation that, there was a delegation
I of lad.ea seeking nil mission into the
camp.
W.J1. what will we do. was the na or
al question the olTieer in the chair held
a hurrii.d consultation and concluded t
temporarily fiispend the bnsiuers of the
rielitig and have a recess to lux-crtain
the ptiry)os of the iustrusion, when the
watchman ar.d escort were instructed
to refmir to the reception room w here
the 1,'idi'M ware in waiting and escort
them into the hall. Iinairme the sur
prise nnd wonderment o'er preail the
facts of the members of the camp kn
about a dozzjn ladies tiled in by t wos
and tnarched around the hall, in regular
form, the parties consisting of luemix-r
of tiie Royal KeighborK, Modern Wood
nian's w iv,)s and Udy friends, all carry
iug liuskcts filled to o'crfl:jwiiig with iJI
the g'jod things U eat that you could
think of. imagine tiie beaming countcn
ajue of the venerable counc il and others
when the Oracle of the Royal Neighbors
answered that this intrusion wu for the
purpose of serving supper for the sociuty
of all present, Tim result was that
every body ate all they could nnd yet
there was many baskets taken up after
which all enjoyed a social entertainment
coru-isting of instrumental music und
hongs.
When the ladies announced at eleven
o'clock tbut it was time to retire to their
homes by tendering thanks to the meni
liers ol tho camp for the recognition and
cotirlioiiH timtri.i t.t recemd and by bid
ding all good night, were in return givn:
hurrahs of the camp, wishing many re
turns of tho season.
After recovering of tho order, the fol
lowing resolutions, in honor of the ladies
who gave the banquet were paired ly
theM. W, of A:
Vhorea the Indies of the Rnyal Neigh
bors society of Harrison, have shown
iinjr npjireciallon Rf Uie inVrs of or
mmr '$
A PICTURE OF
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A PICTURE OF
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A PICTURE OF
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Any os tnesi
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uasn nurcnase
-AT-
M A RSTELLBR BROS.
by bapj.ily surprising llem wUi
' a banquet supjvr and -ocml i n'ertain
jnietit, oil the CVeii'iU of th'l t U of
j Mar. l, therefore b-- it
R.-solved. tint theM. Vv'. of A., !-ke
j this way to pnhbcly thank the loii.s
land fneinisand the R ivnl Neiuhb irs lor
; tiie e'eg-'ot, stip;er furn.-beil and for;
; tin ir proLti e at lh banquet. j
A M si- r i Woodmau.
Tiie Neat S'-rrrt Ori-r.
l"p in Molilalia t! ev have a '.
der ki.ow ii ; - ; ' '! i ' I ,. y,
- Vi ,
l :i a pa
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j r, rev lodj r,
of holy if .oia."
J "Tiiei o ;i a ;
I 'i'.ii a , p. i on I
-ll.ifJm,,,! :,(J
l y.-c in tin? count;
win, elf to
' popuhsi':"
''liy having lin (-AM a c.ilaurty
! bow b'r, and I'm ready to jwi a.:a'U."
J "Where were josi lirst pnq..iet to l.v
madf a pop';"
"Ju the republuan party."
"Where next';''
"In the d.nii-repubican party." ,
"How were you re.ar o'
"P.y ling roblsd every year for ten
years in the interest of railroads corpora-
j tioiis, trusts, loan companies mid theiv-
iug public olii'i. lis. mil il 1 was div,sted
idaiiiateri.il Mi1t mce neither lot bed
nor fed, sheperei! in.r bcil, whireiipoii
I was summoned to ap-.ir ut the door ul
a ci rtain law er's o.'Iice and give u ills
liiict knock."
'.What wa haul to you from with
in?" ''Who comes here?-'
"Your answer.'1
"A poor drouth-stricken farmer who
dosi.es more time upon his obligation."
"What was then demanded of joaV
"(.'ash."
"had j on cah."
"I had it, not, but the otlur fellows
had my notes and were ready to form h)!-e
"What were you then toldr"
"To wait until the worshipful mortgi
geer iu the east could Iu informed of my
requei-t arid bis oiikwtr returned."
"What was his answer';''
"I.-t him e nter his pleadings in court,
and be refivel iu due and ancient lorui '
"II iw were you received''
"L'pon tho sharp point "f 11 deficiency
judgment to everyth ng in sight, which
wus to teach m! that as the law Is an in
struiiKDt of Justice it Was also the wea
mi) of moral highwaymen."
Mow were you tlfii disposed of?"
"I was then conducted to the senior
warden of the jail, who told me how I
might approach my wife's relations ,
the east for further assistance and th ,. i
receive furlh.r instructtons."-The Iul. i
EREE.THWL!
rdtnprir?'.r
trMRtment for
dnmn. nurvnus fiei,tiit,.na i A
wen k fif.a it . f . .
tot vitality fiont true for II pin, piwmire. U
yu. n ABU isst. 123 J, jr SU ST. LCiJii, Ki
IfTTttij. .o 1,,.. ,,1 l,.d (.,nh, im
tiu. 1 rtiiiiilBrrl karil.n tut telrtl. a.
sttimL vMtiM ki r.4 It. .k . cllfrl.
J.K. ii. DO ITS, l. t.u, tU1, l. iJmlfa.
nfllfFV
&. u h wv h i
of
THE MIKE,
of MANILAS
A fl c tr e. a m r & fi
M.I&B Will
( REAP TUB
JOOPJfl
Tli is Week.
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NOTICE: There will )t
jLtitht'nin Sfrvirf-f) at tl.OfA
JM. F. rhnrrhqtnr.br. Mrh. "
, j -::. i-'v. at -jo'. iv m.
j l:i;v. . (I. :-: ,. .
: las tor.
j N(mCiC:---Ihv;ichinr: eve
Jry cth'T Sabbath at 11:00
.-!'.-vk a. nt., and every Sab
hnt'.i evening at the M. E.
i .: :r M.
J. L. K i NDAi.r., Pastor.
i v" Eajtits v.-irhin-,' to
sell or buy land should
call on or write to the edi
tor of THE SIOUX CO
UNTS JOURNAL.
Public Auction.
I v. ill olft.-r for Kale at Pub
lic Auftion, at my residence,
half inilc north of the Bodan;
Krhool hoi-.H', on Hat Creek,
April 3, 1 $.'., at 10 o'clock a.
in., the following dencribed
jjTfonaI projicrty to-wit:
: Covh, .T StcfTrf 1 Wajrou
1 Ilt ifei, 2 Dnum Chickenn,
1 Cook Stove, l Heating
Stove, 1 Si t Double Ilarncws,
oOO ijundrt I'lour, 12 bushel
Wheat, beside, JietlteadH,
Chains Di.shcs and other
Ilouwhold furniture too nu
merous to mention.
Term: CASH.
P. N. KlRKPATKlCX.
Auctioneer, E. A. Hiokijw,
rIERyiTA PiLlSSS
1 it.lVNO MANHOOD
t-'urcg Imootcncy, Night Emlwtionsand.
Wa"f ln dScx,ie9' aI1 c(Iccl" of, ,elf'
auui.i;. tr excess anu nui
cretlon. A in rvo (onlc ond
pii.k glow to pale cheeks and
rcBtorcn the Cre of youth,
illy mail BOc per box, CI boe
'.
for H,r0; with a wrltUn ffnaran
ttotnrtirQ or refund tho money
Send lor circular. Addres, '
NERVITA r.CDlCAL CO.
Cilmcn a Jackcon Cts., CHICAGO, IU W-
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