SHOES
i-HBON TON RESTAURANT
l B. BIGELOW, Prop.,
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THE PIONEER PHARMACY.
Canclies, xuts, Tobacco, Fruits, Dates,
$Figs, Calces, I'ies, Bread, Stationary
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Drugs, s
, Drugists Sundries;, 5
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, 5
BOOkS and STATIONARY. S
J. E. PHINNEY, Proprietor. t
A Fin
Line of
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POST OFFICE 131 11jUIJ, Harrison, -cn.
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iROHWER'S HARNESS SHOP,?
AH kinds of Harness Goods. Also, Flour and all kind.- of
jrain and Feed for sale. Besides the above I hare Build
ing material, such as Lumber, Lime, Hair, Cement fcc. &o.
"rr Call and get PRICES before buying elsewhere.
' EGGERT ROHWER, Prop.
HARRISON PRESS-JOURNAL
Thursday. Sept. t, 1809.
tieo. 1). Canon, Editor ami Prop.
ADVERTISING RATES.
f!iiSnes Locals, each Insertion 5c.
Display, stanrtinic Arts: prices for same
made known mi application.
Stork Brand and the I'bessJoCBsai., one
year aMO.
Foreign advertising timst be paid In ad--vanee.
For tnrther information Address,
J'EEKS Jol R'AL
llttrrtwm, Nebr.
F. E. Jf . V. 2. 11.
Special Excursion to Hot
Springs, S. Dak.
8pecial Excursion to Hot Springs, fi.
Dak., Sept. 19, 181)9 30 days. One Fare
Sfor round trip, plus $2.00.
F. Avert, Agent.
Robt. Gieser, of Montrose, was in
town yesterday, doing business at the
.court bouse.
Mrs. Neece, and the children came
f wp from their Running Water ranch on
last Monday so the children can attend
school in town.
V. A. Ile.iter, disposed of his cattle
to the Eourtte boys this week, aod will
propably go east to get a couple of care
.more to ship in-
The fall term of District Court for
flioux County, by order of Judge Wes
tover. was postponed to Sept Skh to the
26 day of September.
Mr. Chas. Hanson has secured a
lace for his family to live in, so his
children will hate the advantage of at
tending school here this winter.
Rev. Father Kroiipa will celebrate
Mam at toe Court house in Harrison on
Saturday fteptember lGtb. at 10 o'clock.
AH members ore req uested to attend.
J. Fitzgerald, or ILit creek, was a
pleasant caller at this offce one day this
"week, and while here embraced the op
portuoity of renewing bis allegiance to
Phiss-Jocrsal.
. School opened Mondny morning
rtth a good attendance. Quite a oum
f ter of children from outsida of the dis-
-trirt, were on hand t- gemtntnee with
the flrst day of school.
Dr. Phioney, was called down to
y.t Spring, on last Tuewlay, to pre
ribe for the sick child of Mr. and lira.
CbM. Kewmnn. He reported tbe little
oeeall right when he returned.
""-Lftbor day in Harrison, passed off
'without any disturbance or serious dem
onstration between tbe union and non
union laborers. Public works in thecity
were almost wholly suspended.
On the first day of Achool, nine pii
fila outside of the district were present
td will probably attend the'entiro term
they are; May Lewis, Andrews; three
fedgbtert of Henry WrncVa, Running
Water; Mr. fleece's two daughters, Run
. Vic Water; Chas. Hanson's three child
IB,s(Tm Tassel 1; and Lew Witt, of
Mfeoejoe
the Bourstt Bros., this week bought
O head of cattle corning 2 year-old next
ftoK, which will very materially in
crease tbetr Running Water herd. The
any will sooo 'become heavy stockmen
4tt this conoty, aod we ars glaa as they
ttare worked bard enough for it. They
thooroughly Doenrtaod tite business
mA h&va bm Mod ranch as there is io
1to country for raisiag stock.
5-WlsttoMr else may be said about
Or. tUrpfey, wko has bees here for the
jthmMnrdara thioK sure
km mmU tkmntm double price for bis
enrk. bsekiM be did aot kesiute to
' sdwH, nkHhm to Mm oomioA T Dr.
rbatd. of Steward a proffessioaal
f rsr who bad adrertissd is thePww-
, to BbM oaths ft last Ho
"Ud tm rtpert ttet fir. tkbarde
-SHrwejaJsUsooeaeto
arrved
F. E. I M. V E. A. Mm table.
Gulag West. Going F.nat.
So. 5, mixed. 11 :S0 1 So. . lulled :00
I North-Western
LINE
. E. M. V. R. R. is the best
to and from the
BLACK HILLS,
I,EAC)WOOl AND HOT SrlUXG3,
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Jp Preaching every other Sabbath
at 11 o'clock a. m., ami everv Sabbath
evening at 8 o'clock at the M, E. church.
Every body invited to attend.
Rev. J. L. Kendall. Pastor.
Miss Marley, will make hT home
with the Keece frirls this winter.
Russel Thorp, oue of Lusk's promin
ent stockmen was in Harrison couple of
tluvs this week on business.
lt.L'gert Rohwer, expects to leave
1 r un L.' . :
for Hot Springs S. Dak., tomorrow even
ing in hopes the baths may prove bene
ficial to his rheumatism.
Andrew Christian's daughter of
Pleasant RiiVe, will leave for Uncoln
Mondav. where she (roes to resumo her
studies at the University.
Andrew Christian's dauchter of
Pleasant Ridge, will leave for Lincoln,
Mondav. where she eoes to resume her
studies at the University.
Yesterday, Paul Z;brst was hurried-
lv disDatchwd to Harrison for medirin
for the little babe of Mr. and Mrs. Val
dtz. It being very sick anJ not expect
to live.
The Ranch .Sittlt Koffif., is still
running in Harrison with Iew (Jerlach
as its proprietor and he is selling his
goeds way down, for a proof of our stit
ment go to the Ranch Si ttly HotrsKaud
liarn for yourself.
fZrrft. Oscar Ward, moved his family
over into' tbe place formerly occupied l y
EfTPrt Rohwer for his hnr,)es shop.
Mr. Rohwer had n addition huilton and
liud it fixed up penerally it is now
very comfortable to live in.
Dr. Richards, of Seward this stato
who has bt-on doini; dental work at the
Harrison House, this we, k, has had all
he could do and so far as we can lwim
gave entire satisfaction. If Dr. Richards
could make our town once a month, we
believe he could get ail tha work io his
line he could do.
Albert Sutton, brother of Lcey,
Sutton came down to the Ridge from the
Big Horn basin, about a we-k ago, aod
Monday and Tueday was visiting in lar
nson and vicinity. Mr. Suttoc was ac
companied by his wife and children.
Tlvy returned to their home yesterday.
Albert, since going to the biz Horn coun
try, has made a nice little stake and is
in a fair way to make an iudeindent
fortune in a very short time.
Oh, no! the republican nominee
for congress will not be elected this fall.
The stav-at-home reform vote, in this
district last fall were taught a wbolsome
lesfton in the election of a republican leg
islature thereby causing the election of
, corporation lawyer to succeed tbe
most able champion of the rights of the
people in the U. 8. senate. Hon. W. V,
Allen, No doubt in the least shout the
election of Hon. W. U. Neville Nov. 7th
next.
F.merv Zimmerman, will leaw for
Bellvue, thit state Saturday evening;
where he expects complete his eduoaton
at the Presbyterian college at that place
Mr. Zimmerman has been a student at
the Bellrve college durint the past two
years, and h determined to gradulate
before he quits, Bellvue, Is the child
hood home of ye editor, and it was th-re
in mi that ws were taught toe English
alohabeL At that time, the tillage of
Eel I roe ras tbe metropolis of this great
state; today there are more inhabitants
ia Cioax onnU than there Wa in Uie
J, W. SMIT
Manufacturer and dealer
Send in your Harness and Shoe re-
pairing, and a first class job is
irunranteed.
FINE WORK
STRICTLY CASH:
Professional Cards.
J. E. PHLNXEY. 5L D.
riijician and Snrgwin.
All call-, ifivrti prompt attt-ntlon.
f.iffice lu r Mors.
-HAIiRfSON - SK!lUAKA.
GRANT GUTIirJE.
Altorney-aMaw.
Prompt attention piven to all leai
mutters in Justice, County and District
Courts, and before the United f tate?
Land Office.
Fire Insurance written in reliable
companies.
t-Legal partrs carefully drawn.
lUliKISON. - JfEBBAfWA.
Lee Dickinson, of Snake creek, was
in town last Monday doing; business in
Judge "VYilson.s court.
Miss Lizzie Murphy and her bro'her
were up from Crawford, cn last Monday
doing business at the court house.
Miss May Lewis, daughter of L. C.
Lewis is attending school hera this win
ter she is boardig at V. H. Wright's
mansion.
lr. Phinney was called out to s?
Mrs. John Plunkett, of Warbonnet last
night who is quite sick, probably with
mountain fever.
A. B. Clark, of Maine, Neb. is in
town at this writing. He is here to buy
catlle which he will ship for feeding to I
his own county.
Grandpa Wright is painting . Jir i
P!i;niifV re'-s'l-oc" tics iiu ejM,,-
ple maoy of our tun ii!ci wuulu U.
well to emulate. I
John Atid'-rwn, moved his family to '
Running '.Vateron last Monday, on ihe!
!?. F. Johnston ranch, juht r:tutly pur-
; chased by Brewster Bros.
' Tom" Slow, as he is known by
everybody in tills part -f t'no country,
was in from his rtwk ranch yMpby
ami today, layingitig in a supply of groc
eries and attcduing to otiier business
while here.
On last Runday, ye s-ril and family
took (liiivu down near Glen, and stopped
for a moment. cotiverwition ith Grand
pa Tucker and iu the course of our talk
he informed us he us on a deal to sell
his Whin River rrnth aod peetson'-il
property to a gentleman from Frieod,
this slale. Grandpa Tucker has an id.?a,l
ranch and we regret to see hiiu dispose,
of such a profitable homy.
On last Thursday, J. J. Rodgers and
wife were op from soldier creek, accom
panied by a Mr. Letcher., to whom they
made transfer of their real estate and
personal , property. The consideration
received in the above deal by Mr. Rodg
er;, is near the $o,000 mark. Mr. R. and
and his faimlv will go to Iowa, on a
visit for a mouth or so, when they expect
to return to eastern jSeorasKa tor the
winter, where Mr. Rodgers may possibly
locate.
Quite a number of the Montrose peo
nle were in Harrison yesterday, with
the expectation of hearing the ca-e, of
Baurngurd vs. Jordan, which was sup
posed by the parties would coma up for
trial in justice Sinuck's court on that
date. The cas, however was not tried
and l iter in Uks day a a:t1lmeiit was
effected between the parties to the suit
Mrs. Jordan acting for her s jo, in his ab
sence and AugustBauingard and his
mother appearing for themselves, the ru
stilt of which we ham that August re
tains tlie horse and saddle agreeing to
dismiss the cas9 against Mike, now pev
(ling in Justice .Smocks court, and on
tbe other hand Mrs. Jordan, or Mike, as
the caw, may be, is to pay all court eX;
penses, thus far Incurred. We believe
if all parties would resort to arbitration
in petty differences arising btwea one
another, it would be much batter for the
world at Urge, and bring us nearer n re
alization of that day when the sword
aod spear is (p bs beat into plow-shares
aad prunin hieks and a long ways
tM sfewnnftkn mllleoaitm.
H,
In Harness, Saddles, Bridles &c.
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A SPECIALTY
NO EXCEPTIONS.
51. 1. OTocnclI, - - Co. Attorney,
so
Will Practice in All Courts.
Special Attention (iireu to Land Of
fice Haziness.
Collectionx and all business entrnst
od tome will receive prompt attention.
Hariuson - Nebraska.
DKEKiS MAKING PA 11LOK.
The undersigr.ee! just located
in lower north-vest corner room
OF AM'Ui:ws II ALL, 1
prepared to do all kinds of dress
making and sewing in her line.
The patronage of the puhlic is solicited.
We guarantee satisfaction and that
our charges will Ik; rcasonablt.
Ii. 1!a(k,-ik liimcKXSK
Dou't forget Hurt Sniuck's tale
Saturday?
M. J. Dlewett, returned from his
vit.it at Fouodulac, Wisconsin, Mju.Ijiv
noon.
One wek from dav after tomorrow
Oottioib Knori will bold a public sale in j
Harrison. See Kile notice in another
column of this page.
Mrs. E. A. liigelow and children,
luft Saturday evening for Newtou. Ia.,
on a month or six weeks visit. Hence
E. A. will ha ve that much time to ex
patiate on, ia "marri-nre a failure."
Mr. and ilrs. Shermuu, were down
from their sh p ranch on Hiwliid-: Mon-
day and Ti;tJsJay, doing some trading
and Mrs. 8, had some dental work done
by Dr. IN h trds.
- ?!' f.i'iv f'!ir; 'I'ris'hn f Kirt-
l-y, ! t.-.i i .,i i i..,i--.i-l
to parties at West l'muc tliii, htale for
feeders. The cattle were shipped Lvst
Friday evening.
Jo. l'arns, K-ftSaturdayeveiiingcn
a visit of one month at h: old i hil ilnxid
hnme in North Carolina, where he will
be most heartily welcomed by his agd
parent, who aro s'ill living on time's
side of eternity. Jo. has not seen bin
father and mother for twenly-onj years,
aiiditi more than probable it will lie
the last time he will be permitted to see
them alive.
l(rvr VVingMd. editor of the Craw
ford (iazett, )irn been honored by his par
ty by nominating him for cktkiif d -
triel court of iJawus C iintv. r-btor
VVinglleld has been instant in season and i
out lighting for the principles of his;
party and whether right or wrong- re
lative to party principles, nothing is too
good for a country newspaper editor.
Shakers-
Grant Outline and Sheriff Holly,
delegates to the Populist and Democrat
ic Judicial conventions res)ectively, at
Valentine Riturday, returned home
Monday and reported the nomination of
Judge Westover of Rushville and J. J.
1 larrmgon of O'Ne il.
OIUTt'AUY.
LIEU: Ida the infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Marcos Vuldez, of Warlxmnet
precinct July 0, ly&0, at fi o'clock, aged
3 months and SI days.
The little crib is empty now,
The Iitt! clothes laid by;
A mother's hoe, a father's joy,
Io death's cold arm doth he.
So, little pilgrim, to thy home
On yonder blissful shore,
We miss thf e here, but noon will come
Wlwre thou hast gouu before,
Little I I.i's de.ith, was caused by chol
era en faritum, being srriously sick only
about 28 hours until the tpussenger of
death came and relieved the little suffer
er. Though it is V) hark fu- a father
and ifrothw to give up their little dar
ling babe, that was Just fermitled to bud
here on earth yet, it will bo a consola
tion to them now that it is to bloom
for ever in tssrms of Jusu, iu glory.
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The funeral services will taki place
this afternoon add the remains w ill bs
laid to rest in the LUrrison cemetery at
at 4 o'clock.
LIGHT
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Children & Youth's
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Marsteller broS.
PUBLIC
I will sell at Public Auction, at my residence, in Har
rison, Neb., Saturday, September.), ISUS), at 1 o'clock p. tn.,
tjJ(, f 0xio v i iiR described j,ersonal iroK'rty to-wit:
0 Cows with Calves Ijy their idt 18 V'earling Stcern,
2 DryCowp, 1 Yearling Heifer,
5 Horse?, L Shoats, 1 Wa.tcon, I J'.Htry, 1 Cart,
1 Set Double Harness, About HO Tons ofl lay, 1 Set Single,
Harness, 1 McKormick Mower, 1 Hay Hake, 1 Sled, 1 Sod
Plow, 1 Double Shovel Plow and other thing too runner-ou.-i
to mention.
Terms of Sah-: 'ASH. I. L. Smitk.
K. A. Di(iEi.ow, Audionwr.
I will nell at public auction
atllanison, Xeb.. Saturday
Sept. 10, lS'J'j, at 2 o'clock p.
in., the following descritied
personal property to-wit:
14 cowh and calves,
20 Heifers,
4 yearling Steers,
1 Hereford Dull,
Jottlf.ij; Knop.i.
Ternis of Sale:-Ca!i.
Over in Wyoiiiliig. t
F. B. Ilanihn's mother aod sister ar
rivl liere from Audubon county Iowa
on Friday of last wueU.
Andrew ("hristinn shipped two cars of
cattle to South Omaha, on last Tuesday.
He went alone to take in tin &ight and
will oumo baek on (-Saturday.
Miss Dor Christian will start for
Lincoln today to attend school at Uni
versity place for the next bix mouths.
Chris Christian sold his 2 year old
steers at home for $ 11 a head on Wednes
day of last week.
Laney Sutton came tip to the Ridge on
last Friday and on Saturday went to
Lusk to make final proolll on his moth
ers homestead and timber claims. John
and Albert Sutton, and S. L. Kirlley
made dual proof on their claims at the
same time.
Albert Sutton and family went to
Harrison on last Sunday for a few days
visit with friends and relatives. They
ex,ett to start for their home in John-
son u-uuly the last of ti e week.
sTVBirVTMIN) 1N WHfiO
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our Stock over be-
we can SAVE you
SALE.
Tbi w-' svtll i-losethe harvesting in
thin piiil. A great many are stacking
and a few lave finished. SImlto niid Fel
ly have start'-d their thnshing machine
wi we are tuld.
Mrs. J. II. Newhn experts to go 1
Ixitiglas tfld.iy to Ui gone the rest of thu
week.
It is r ported that ipiite a niinilier of
catlltt hav- died wstii dry murriin, in
tiie la:,t ten davs. Zl.KIKU
Oiiiii l Hall.
M J,'arriii Nebr., Sept. 52nd
e'ery body iuvited to attend.
M. J.
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Comniit tee. , U. L (i.-rlach,
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