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Commencing TOMORROW Monday MORN
ING, November 9Th. at 8 O'Clock, MEYER will
inaugurate the grandost special sale Of SILKS the
people OF Richmond have ever had the opportu-
nifty OF attending, II comprises not alone the en-
tire reduction of our regular stock, but an i'm
mense consignment from the late bankrupt sale.
our regular prices will be shown along with our
special prices, so that every one may see the re-
ductions we have made Such sale has never
before been attempted In Richmond, and the cx-
element Il will cause will only be exceeded by that
Of the election. The prices we name on the fol-
lowing fabrics viii he runous TO other dealers.
and the reputation Of our house will sustain their
quality:
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED By
the use of MEADE & BAKERS SAPoNINE DENTI'
FRICE which will speedily remove incipient tartar
and scurf Price, nifty cents q box.
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Yesterday Mr.. Hecher purchased for
Valentines meat-iuice factory three OF the
largest beeyes exhibited at the state Fair.
They are Virginia raised, and weigh |, ,1G0,
2.03O, and 2.27j pounds respectively. The
latter took first premium.
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siurinr Ganar:cS.

Monday and Tuesday will be the only
days in which you can buy the fine Singing
Cannries ard other BIRDS. Gold Fish, Sill
yer Fish, Lizards. and Globes at private
sale at Laughton's auction-rooms. 1906
Main street
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III CARPETS OF EVERY KIND,
MATS, RUGS. CURTAIN GOODS. PAPER
HANGINGs, olL-CLOTiis. POLES, AND CoR-
GEORGE w. ANDERSON & SONS.
SC Ism loii Naka street.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done nj
the DISPATCH PRINriSG-HousE. Good WORK,
low prices. aud satisfaction guaranteed.
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The certainty OF securing free ballot
and a fair count rests in watching the polls.
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Look out for Coalition repeaters.
Pianos Can be Rented

On most reasonable terms, by the month
or quarter. at the ware-rOOms OF Ryland u
Lee, 913 Main street.
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A full line of Trunks, Vaiises, satehels, Bags
&c., 1t GRIGe's, Pace Block.
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Rubbers, in styles, to be had only at GRIGG's
Pace IIOck
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Hand Made Boots and shoes. full Hines for gem
tlemen and ladies, at GRIGG's, Pace Block.
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The larges, stock Of Me,iinm-Grdde toots and
Shoes and Trunks IN The city at GRIGG's' Pace
Block,
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About 1890 the engines hauled of. and
leaving the fire slowly dying out, but 1t
will be several days before The sumac stops
smoking and smouldcring.
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Old Centlemen's Broad-liottom, flSt-iieei shoe
az 1RrGG's, Pace Block, corner OF Main and
E,fOhfh sfrr,ts.
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| at 10 A. VI. on Thursday the Sth TO deter
mine the result Of the election.
The judges OF election should not leave
their precincts on the night Of election
until they are satisfied beyond doubt that
their returns on the poll-books are correct
ly made out, and that every certificate is
properly flled up by the judges and the
clerks OF election, and the poll-books and
balIot-case sealed up and endorsed, and
| that the certificate rs TO the swearing in OF
| the Judges and clerks OF election in front
OF each pol-book are properly filed out
and signed by The officer swearing them in.
Address to Democratic Voters OF
Richmond.
RO0Ms DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE, .
RICHMOND, VA, November 3, 1888.
Now, on the eve Of the most important
election ever held in this city, let every
Democrat determine to appear early at the
polls and remain there till his vote is poll
cd. All employers are urged to afford to
their employees ample time to vote.
Superintendents OF wards are charged to
see that their precinct committees are pro-
perly organized and that every man re-
ports for duty at sunrise. Upon the pre-
cinct committees is deyolved the conduct
of the election az the polls. Every man
will remain in bis position during the
whole day. Theyesill not absent them
selves on any account. They are enioined
to abstain from the use OF liquor, and see
that good order prevails; and to this end
they will see that the law in regard to sale
Of liquor on election-day is rigidly en-
forced. All must unite in the determina-
tiOn OF majority of the dealers that there
shall be an absolute suspension OF liquor
traffic. InfTingements OF the law will be
reportedto the superintendent and their
assistants, and the offenders will be prose
cuted.
1t is hoped the election may be conduct
ed in an orderly and legal manner. and to
this end the Democratic organization OF
the city will exert itself.
GEORGE ii. PoINDExTER,
Superintendent.
DO Your Duty.
On motion OF Mr.. IIankins the Demo
cratic City Committee last night adopted
the following resolution
ReSOIUed, That the City Democratic Com
mittee urge and expect every Democratic
voter in the city TO do his duty on the 9th
OF November. We earnestly request that
each man work as il success depended upon
his one vote, and that every voter be ~ the
polls early in the morning and remain
there until his vote is east.
Louisa Alive.
Colonel Thomas j. Evans and Hon.
George ID. Wise last night returned from
three-days' campaign in Louisa county.
On Thursday they spoke at Whitlocks
store, on Friday at COocoO, and yesterday
at Three Squares. The gatherings OF the
people were large, and the enthusiasm un-
precedented. The Democrats arc hopeful
Of carrying the county.
HenriCO Ecgigtrrrs.
Yesterday the disputed registration cases
1T Anderson's Store, in llenrico county,
were brought up before Judge Newman. OF
Henrico county. The men presented for
registration by the Democrats were re-
fused. and the Coaitionists who wanted to
register were allowed to do so.
Let every Virginian ask him self whether
I
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The result Of Tuesdays election must
determine whether MAHoNE will deliver
Virginia over to ARTHUR according to
contract.
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The negroes regard negro school trus-
tees as the entering wedge TO mixed
schools
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White sewing.Maehine Company

will hold leyee at 90l east Broad street
to-day; to which the ladies are specially
invited.
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The best class Of Pegged and screw-Wire Boots
and Shoes AZ (sRIGG's, Pace Block.
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IL YOU SUFFER with sick headache, consiipa-
tion, sour stomach, or bilious attacks, EMORY
LITTLE CATHARrIC PILLS VIII relieve YOU As a
regulator OF the bowels they have no equal. Fifteen
eents
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rroR OTHER LOCAL SEE FOURTH PAGE.l
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E####$ #a# #s #"$ !, 4 E#;5F #'j s: s:
" " II n A A Y So

CLOTH DOLMANs aud RUSSIAN CIRCULAR,
4 large variety # OTTOMANS, ENGLISH
BEAVER. &C.. from s. o. sSV; c,.,,-
NTWMARKETS IN Black aud tolofed ''o'"s'
ulIln and trimmed. al all prices -, ,,,, ,.,,.s
CIlIIDRFN'S HANELOCkS, NEWMAhhLlN =
SAf OTIS. DOLMANS, sc, all sizes lIOui
foar o. sixteen years . o.,-
our prices viii lc found lower than any olleI
house. Every garment IS vel made ana perfect
hitting of the latest styles and superior "orh man
shin. We invite ladies 10 Inspect our complete
stock before deciding O. purchase rs we guarantee
10 save them money and give satisfaction IN every
,gav We want Won 10 please bear in mlnd lhat
We mean prcclsclN what We advertise. Below We
Will mention our prices. also the prices OF other
house. for the same garment. showing great
saving 10 the purch1ser: -
HEAVIER CLOAkS, well trimmed. AT ~, sold 10y
other houses for 1928, AZ 81 sold by other
houses for go:
HANDSOME DOLMANS. tur-rimmed, NJ SS,
sold hy other houses for =ll
BTMTIFUL BEOCADED DOLMANS, FUR
trimmed, at sl4, sold by other houses for
sl7.fO: -
,HNNDSONE OTTUNAN-SILK DOLMAN at
SIS. fur.trimmed, sold by other houses for
S2j; -
ABFAi'TIFVL JACKET fscalslin iMitau0n) at
SOB sold hy other house fOI S33:
CIIIIDREN's CLOAkc irOm ~ 30 m;
tI'R-LINED CIRCULARS NJ OLe third CT the
ptlcc they sold Tor last season.
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The Coalitionists are up to all the tricks
for cheating at an election.
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Give your clerks and employees all the
time they want clectiOn-day.
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commanding Reldsyille Light Infantry.

Let every Democrat get up Tuesday
morning resolving that the one-man power
must go.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Al Townsend & Farge's auction-house on 0cto-
-, soih was held the sale of the above stock Of
..,ds which was the largest sale Of dry goods
6cla in New York since 1870. aud lasted thirteen
borrs goods being sold Ia immense lots. SlCLE
pyoTIEtRS' Scuiof partner was the only buyer
from this city. and. In fact, from the state of Nir-
siria Consequently they are the only ones hav-
s,g bargains from this auction sale. We will emu
,"Sv.fe one of the bargains:
a ,,Ieccs Ga GitlNCifllI.A al soc. per yard.
40 pieccs 81 WATERPROOF 90 soc. per ward:
sEki PLl'SI,4S inches wide, at $3.50 worth 80 ;
SAL PLUSH 10 $3.50, y inches wide, worth
sl2-much better quality;
G.ASACKING ~ sI.5u worth So;
"a SACkING at So worth "a;
G-s .ISll at l.5u worth $3.50:
~I,K-MIXED DRESS GOODS AZ 12.c. worm
! cssc cf Ty COOK REPS AZ 15c. worth 2bc.;
! case III AIDS NJ lOc. worth 2oc.;
SHAWL : AZ 81 worth $3.50;
~HAWI.S 81 $3.50 worth 80; - .,,,
RTANKFTS Atsl 80 worth $3.50. BLANKETS
Al az worth IS. and 50 on In the same proper
lion 10 ~ high n 500 Blsnket
GENTLEMEN'S INDICATED sHlRTsMsl.25
CENT EMEN's SHIRTS and DRAWERS at 81
GFNTI,FMFN'S WHITE MERINO SHIRTS and
DRAW Frs at Toe. worth SLID:
LADIES VESTS NJ 40c. worth 5pc.: nj ouc.
worth 75c., at 75c. worth 81, nj ~ "orth
$3.50; .,..
\ line Of CnILDREN's VESTS at just exactly
An The popniar brands of CORSRTS at 25 per
cent les Than they could be sold had We mol
bought them from This great sale.
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The Rank OF the Companies i'm the
Competitive Drill.

The following table, made from the
judges report, shows the standing OF the
competing companies IN the drill at the
Fair Thursday:
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TELEGRAPH SCHOOL,
ll03 Main street.
Apply
%
MRS. :. l.. KING.

Old Ladies Broad Bottom, Flat-iIeel, soft-Sol'
shoes at GRIGG'S, Pace Block.
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Hir (nftlc.

The charter OF Richmond must be pre-
served.
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DOuK AeD rOB WORK NEATLY
DExECuTED al ,ss A)isrA IN raisIihe'
HOUSE,
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Let every Yirginlan ask him self whether
he will be a party to the degradation in
yoIyed in turning the State over TO the
Stalwart Republican party.
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EOR sICK-R ROOMS.
TIE MOST AGREEABLE, EFFECTIVE, AND
CONVENIENT PURIFIER OF SICK
ROOMS Is
BLAiR's Cm.ORAL THYMoL PROPHfLAe-
TIC AND DIsINFECTANT.
NOR sICK.R DOM

For sale by Druggists. Pnce so cents abottie.
Read the following:
"BLAIR's CHLoRAL THYMoL PROPdY-
LACTIC Is the best disinfectant that have ever
used" lsignedI HUNTER NcGcIRE, NJ ID.
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The tendency OF Coalilionism is to sub
vert the very foundations OF our social
fabric
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AI.ist Of the Judges of ElcctiOns.
CLAY WARD.

First Precinct-Westham house: George
J. Hooper, G. w. Burr, w. y. Sutton.
Second Precinct-5l0 west Broad street !:
A. l.. Buriord, Y. A. Lacy, W. Flegen-
heimer.
Third Precinct-110 west Broad street {:
E. NJ. Crump, II. Wiley Tyler, q. n.
Gwathmey.
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J. Hooper, c. w. Burr, w. y. Sutton.
Second Precinct-510 west Broad street !:
A. l.. Burford, 7. A. Lacy, w. Flegen-
heimer.
Third Precinct-110 west Broad street :
E. NJ. Crump, II. Wiley Tyler, q. n.
Gwathmey.
MONROE WARD.
FIRST Precinct-209 Main, between Sec
ond and Third streets: John \. MosBy,
II. A. Miles, S. b. Ragland.
Second Precinct-Br0ad between Second
and Third streets, in the iewelry store
DIR. w. NJ. Withers, w. l.. Griffin, Ed. r.
Carter.
Third PrecInct-3l3, on Adams near
Brook avenue: ID. B. Jones, Felix ii.
Baughan, Jacob Cohn.
Fourth Precinct-Corner Of Third and
Marshall streets, at Dippner's: ;. l..
Bloomberg, L. ii. Smith, Jr., I. B. Bott.
MADISON WARD.
First Precinct-On Marshall between
Sixth and Seventh streets, near New Mar
ket: II. Tate Evans, W. +. Holtzappel,
Peter Hotties.
Second Precinct-Broad-Stree Engine
house, opposite City Hall: w. +. John
son. w. ID. Selden, II. l.. Wigand.
Third Precnct-Seventh between Main
and Franklin streets, at Aliens shop: j. III.
Pecor. William Walker, Ro. Carruthers.
Fourth Precinct-Corner of Main and
Seventh streets, at Burroughs coal office !:
Il. G.. Daniel, r. 7. Daniel, Jr., 5. B. Clark
son.
JEFFERSON WARD.
First Precinct-Governor street, under
Richmond House: John Stamper. p. Ii.
Sutherland, Aristotle Davis.
Second Precinct-0ld Market: T. j.
Robertson, j. III. Childrey, n. j. Smith.
Third Precinct-T -Twenty-second and
Main streets, next TO John X. Molloy's ::
s. r.. Perdue, Thomas Leahey, William
Fay.
Fourth Precinct-Broad street near
Trinity church: ii. A. Pearce, James NJ.
Elicit, Robert NJ. Leonard.
MARSHALL WARD.
First Precinct Main street, Rockets
John j. Cannon, ID. III. Alley, X. III. DAILY.
Second Precinct-Broad between Twen-
ty-fourth and Twenty-fiith streets James
". Hall, Colin Reynolds, w. }. johnson.
Third Precinct-Masonic Hall, on Twen-
ty.ffth street between VI and n streets
! ID. G. Baker. r. ii. Bate, Roland Hill.
JACKSON WARD.
First Precinct-S03 Brook avenue, near
Baker street: w. ii. Talman, A. A. Da-
kin, Robert j. Chiles.
Second Precipct-Near Second aud Du-
val streets: l.. W. Dorset, John Z. Nor
rissey, Henry Hucless.
Third precinct-Seyenteenth street near
Darlington. one square below Venable: J.
c. Donnella, James j. Rankin, George Z.
Grant.
COMMISSIONERS OF ELECTION.
J George j. Hooper, Z. ii. Smith, Jr., n.
T. DAME, j.. J~mes w. Ha.., and Robes.
j, Chiles. These meet at the clerks office
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. &c.

EUREKA!-DAWS0N'S NEURALGIA
- CrkE-a neyer-failing remedy. NEURAL
aely relieved. Prepared by HENRY n DAW-
SON New y ork. sold by I. ROBERTS BAhEk,
SiS east Main street, Richmond. Va. oc II
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

AUCTION SNEEN MONDAY.
JyO. r.. LAUGHTON. JR.. III \. 81. on the Dar-
bytown road. furniture. piano. carpets. &c.
W. GODDIS & son. 12 N commissioners sale
OF several lots aud squares In the western part
OF rhe city.
FUKMAN TUPPFR. 4 p. NJ, framed tenement
Effth street, Fulton.
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POSITIVE INSTRUCTIONS TO SELL.
This consignment consists OF all the novelties I'm
PLUSH, SILK. SATIN. OTTOMAN. RHADZA-
MIR, and CLOTH, and we are certain Of pleasing
every one In search Of 4 WRAP.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-11-22
Stove pipe made to order at Rees'.

Stock for sale-inqnlre of George j..
Deyo.
Have you seen those fine, robes at
Frank Millers?
Go to J. Ii. Queal & Co.'S for hard and
soft coal, lime. hair. &c.
Fresh oysters and cranberries at the
Pioneer drug store for Thanksgiving.
j. II. Queal & Co. have just ordered
twelve carloads of hard and soft coal.
In a letter received from Mr.. Crafts
and family, who recently returnt d to
Garrettsvllle, Ohio, from this section,
is the following, under date of Nov. 18:
:. We arrived home at 1920 Wednesday,
safe and sound, but found it SO differ
ent, from the land of sunshine and
pleasantness to one of bitter cold and
snow; it made us feel pretty blue"
The Carleton post of the e. A. r.
held sociable at their. rooms in Parker
last Saturday evening. A large num-
Der of invited guests, and the families
of the members of the post were pres
ent. Speeches were made by DR.. r,
Martin and Mr.. Tousley. A ladies
auxiliary is to be established in connec-
ton with this post, and the first meet
sing will be held Saturday, November
oath, at 2 p. IN.
The town of Hurley has been divided
into three districts--all the territory
lying south Of Center avenue and east
of Monroe street and east Of line run.
ming south from the south end of Mon,
roe street to the section line, to be dis
| trict No. !; and all that territory lying
| north Of Center avenue and east Of
Monroe street, to be district No 9; an(
all that territory lying west of Monroe
street to be district No. 3.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-11-22
DaneyiIle Doings.

One of Peter Larson's horses came
in contact with a barb-wire, and the
result is Il sore foot, which Peter thinks
will heal up in q short time.
Mr.. G. Thoner is the name of the
reverend gentleman who has charge of
Methodist church at this plGce. lie is
/ a wromising young man.
j. z. Nelson started this week on a
visit to Denmark. After spending
Christmas among relatives and friends
he will return. and we hope not bach
elor.
Peter Jensen has just completed his
new residence, mile and half north of
Daneville. 1t is a frame building, l8x
"a feet in size, and makes fine appear
Lance.
Mr.. Ole Sounren, Miss Sounren, Mrs
johnson and Mr.. Rtndersen returned
from Yankton Wednesday, the 14th.
They report cold weather and general
shivering.
Niels Petersen, our favorite black
smith, is building neat little house
south of his shop. That's right, build
up and improve Daneville, the same as
other towns are doing.
IsesGorn husking is the order of the day.
| The yield is not entirely satisfactory,
but there is not much cause for COM
plant. Corn that was planted early
and properly cared for pays well for the
labor done.
Now the unaccustomed scribe is
aeady to stop, and this new and self
made correspondent feel the weight re.
moved from his mind for this week
and hope the readers of the Herald will
treat him kindly and not say "what
stuff
l.. b. OF D.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-11-22
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CATHOLIC CHuncH-Near Swan Lake. Rev
George Sheelian. pastor. Services on the scc5i
ond Sunday Of each month, commencing at
io:so .. m Catechism Immediately after mass.
GRACE CHuRcH--Corner Park Boulevard AVID
Dakota street. Rev. NJ. S. Robinson, mission-
ary In charge. Services ut II a. IN.
6AFTIsr CHuRcH-Rey. Samuel sill, pastor.
Services In school house every Sunday at II b.
m. sunday school at 12 m. Prayer meeting
every Thursday evening at p. m. Young peo.
pies prayer meeting Sunday evening at s p. nj,
r. CHURCH--Swan Lake-Rcv. VIM. Gray,
pastor. Services every two weeks. at ii a. M.
sunday school at lem
rAEsBiTERIAN CHURcH-Swan Lake-Rev. j
b. Currcns, pastor. Services every two weeks
at II .. IN. Sunday school at l2m.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-11-22
[dylwilde.

Judge Edgerton has issued an order
permitting the Erie telephone company
to replace the poles and wires destroyed
recently by order of the city council
at Sioux Falls. The company have
sued the city for ten thousand dollars
damages.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-11-22
Land once at yankton, u. Il, Oct. 20. ISIS.

Land Onicc at Yanktoa, u. T., Oct. 20. 1883.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
tion to make final proof In support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before Vale =.
T1iclman, clerk of the district court for Turner
county, at Swan Lake. ID. T.. on Thursday Dec
2Oth 1883 at 10 o'clock a. m. viz: Neils Anderson
undcrhis homestead entry No 2iSS. for the south
east quarter sec. IL. town %, range 81. He names
residence upon, and cultivation of. said land
viz: knud T. Mcllegaarl, of Spring Valley
John Peterson. Christian =. Petersen, Hans Mel
SON. of Swan Lake. all of Turner county u. T.
vpth q. \. WETrER, Register
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-11-22
'IIIIUN, 1.IIICUI1I VUtIIEI!. -
i've G. A. WETTER. Register.
Land Office at Yankton. ID. Il. Oct. G. 1859.

IN named settler li,S jIlnd noticr nj his iutnn
tion to make final proof in support of his claim
and that said proof will be made before Vim. NJ
Co. b l., at Canton D. T.. on Saturday, Novem-
Der 2+th. 1883 ut O'Clock Il. IN, viz John Logan,
under his homestead entry No. s706 for the south
east quarter of section 81 township 30 of range
81. He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
Of said land. viz: Jerry Hurley. VIM. Hurley.
Cornelious Collins. Thomas QuigIcy, all of Lea
noX, Lincoln Co., d. L.
i've G; A. WET"rER Register,
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-11-22

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has fled notice of his inteii-
tion to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before Wml.
Cuppctt. clerk of the district court of Lincoln
Dec II, 1883, at 10 clock I'm. viz: Okko Tiaden
under his homestead application No. 7i9. for
the southeast quarter of section 81, township 30
range 5l lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and culti-
walton of. said land. viz: Frank Treat, Frank
Ferguson. Frank Tullar, Walter Wart all of
LennoX, Lincoln county.
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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-11-22
Parker Laundry,

80 MAIN STREET, PARKER, d. T.,
Is now ready to receive Laundry work,
and all work sent Us by express or
otherwise viii receive careful and
prompt attention. and be returned
promptly when done.