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Genuine has trade mark and crossed red lines on
wrapper Take no other. Made only by
BROWN CHEMICAL CO., BALTIMORE Md.
tanning list of prizes for receipts information about
CONS etc given away by all dealers in medicine, or
maiieo 70 any address on receipt OF &c. stamp.
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Death OF an Old Physician.

BALTIMORE, October 7.-Dr. r. McSherry,
aged SO, died at his residence to-day. He was
one OF the Oldest practicing physicians Of Bal
ttmore. For years he was one Of the faculty of
the University Of Maryland. and was president
of the state board of health.
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Trustees Of the peabody Fund.

NEW YORK, October THE trustees of the
Peabody educational fund met to-day at the
Fifth Avenue hotel. There was q large attend
ance, the only absentee being Gen. b. r. Jack
son, of Georgia, who is minister at Mexico. The
body will be In session all day.
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McDoNA1n-ELL1s School
WELLESLEY PREPARATORY,
1906 18th st. ard 1924 Massachusetts ave-

This wellestablished French and English Family
and Day School for girls will reopen
SEPTEMBER %, 1885.
Primary, intermediate. Academic, College Prepare
tory and Musical Departments.
Daily lessons French under the direction of Prof
c. Fohtdine-B Ritz Method
Herdic is employedby the school for the benefit of
scholars in distant partsof the city.
For terms and circulars address
MRS L. P. MCDONALD
MISS ANNA ELLIS,
se1k2m Principals
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Cardinal McClOske y's Condition I'm.
changed.

NEW YORK, October THE condition of
Cardinal McCloskey this morning was about
the same as last evening. A bulletin will be is
sued during the day giving an official account
of the prelates condition.
The cardinal passed quiet night. Late this
morning the Rev. DR.. Mcdonnell, private secre-
cardinal appeared brighter than he did yester-
day. DR.. Keyes intfmated that he did not
think the cardinal would pass away before
evening,
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Clerks May Go Home to Vote.

OAcEAS N6y 6O HOme 10 VOVes
THAT Is, IF THEY HAVE NOT ALREADY EX-
HAUSTED THEIR LEAVES.
It is understood that the clerks in the various
departments are soon to be notified in some
official manner that there will be no objection
to their going home to vote for whatever party
they want to, ii they have any leave Of absence
due them. The Idea is to relieve them Of any
fear that the administration will attempt to
abridge their political freedom.
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that all articles found or inadvertently lei In
the street cars, or other public vehicles or
places. be turned in to the property clerk OF the
II not called for before that time by owners.
have estimated for $50 per month for paw to
each s surgeon by this department Were the
proportional amount for the surgeons services
we would retain men able In the profes sion W no
would continue 70 perform their duties with
I have 70 repeat my Recommendation Of
year ago, that the number OF sergeants be In
men who do the duty OF serEeants, but without
s sne s1 ,1s pay reSom%sn , It. that BE-
tional men (ten first class ana ten second class)
be authorised to replace upon the streets those
The law Of isna.sy 81, isss, may Ss n .
amended as TO allow instead Of ON
os cr% o' the 5. and
first precinct. The sanitary officers report
eral hospitals and asyIums during the year.
Ihis Is an increase Of more than 400 over the
ESTIMATE OF EXPENSES.
The estimate Of expenses for Metropolitan
police for fiscal year 1887 IL 1886, TAO. the
details OF which are given, being
an increase over last year OF S11 $40.
The Property Clerks Report.
NEED OF A FIRE-PRooF BUILDING.
In the report of the property clerk, Mr.. Rich
ard Sylvester, IT,. he calls attention to the very
poor provisions made for the reception of pub
lie property and court evidence entrusted to
his charge from time to time for safe keeping
and disposition. "The great bulk Of property
coming into my possession am now compelled
to store In the dilapidated rooms in the second
story OF the edince occupied as police head
quarters. There IL at once becomes subject TO
moth and rust, and should IRE overcome us
valuable testimony In many important cases
pending In the courts might be destroyed.
Being required by law TO execute q bond for the
faithful care and delivery Of the property
coming into my hand, should have assigned
me at least moderately secure quarters for
the
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A Three.MilliOu.DO

QUEBEC, October 1.-THE first snow of the
season here fell this morning, but disappeared
almost Immediately.
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AMERICAN STEEL PRODUCING woRKs-The
clerk Of the House committee on appropriations
has sent word to the members OF the sub
committee on Notifications to meet in Boston
on the 18th October to examine into the capac-
ity of American steelproducing works, for
which Congress appropriated $1,000. The SUBJ
committee consists of Representatives Randall,
Hewitt, Crisp, Hiscock, Reid and Phelps
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EDUCATIONAL

MHs FLORA 6 %I B. r sM1s9 y,
CLASSES IN DANCING
HER
ACADEMY,
NATIONAL RIFLES HALL
October All the latest and mos. fshionaSIe dsac
S can Be- Obtained at my sssSenee s
NJ St. or of the Janitor at the hall. seI6-lm
T Aw SCHOOL OF THE COLUMBIAN UNIvER
THE FACULTY.
JAMES C YELLING, LID.
President.
THE HON. WALTER S cox LID
Professor of the Law of Real and Personal Property,
ofContrasts and Of Crimes and
THE HON. WILLIAM A. MAURY, LID.
and Equity Pleading, of the Law of
Evidence, and the Law Of
Partnership.
THE HON. WILLIAM STRONG, LID,
Lecturer on Constitutional Law
THE HON. FRANCIS WHARTON, LID,
Lecturer Criminal Law.
GEORGE F. APPLEBY, ESQ,
Associate Professor of Practice and Judge OF Moot
ROBERT c. FOX, LID,
Treasurer.
Law Lecture Hall Of the Columbian University,
OCTOBER 1TH. at O'CLOCK z. NJ, when the
announcements LOT the year Will De made. The Facu
" and course of instruction will be the same as
during preceding years, with the addition of special
course of Lectures On CRIMINAL LAW, BY DR.
WHARTON. For catalogues. appcat may be
made to VIM. II Morrison. 415 y ave: Anglim &
Co., 1424 + ST. Fitch. Fov d Crown, l457 Pa
ave, or to JAMES c. WELLiN0 Id, President
se166m
NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE-MEDICAL
IN DEPARTMENT OF THE COLUMBIAN UNI
NERSITY-The 9th Annual Session will begin on
MONDAY. OCTOBER 9TH at p M, in the Mndi-
cal Building, 1925 III street NV with an Introductory
Address by Prof ID. w. PrentiSs NJ. ID to which the
Profession and Public cordially invited. The
regular lectures wi ii continue daily throughout the
course, beginning at $50 pm
The Autumn Examinations Will commence at the
College on Tuesday. October 9Th, at pm. For par
ticulars apply 10 A F. A KING MD Dean, 726 18TH
stnw. Office hours $50 to 10 m. q to pm. s16llh
DROF. KASPAR, HAVING RETURNED FROM
Has resumed his lessons the Violin at his residence
113l 18th st. NV. se25-1m
TTNHE CORCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL OF
i THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
The exercises of this school will he resumed the
University Building TUESDAY. OCTOBER 9Th. at
O'Clock pm.
Besides the general instructions will be given
Analytical Chemistry, Metallurgy DC
This school is open to both sexes.
Persons wishing TO enter this department are re-
quested to call the Dean and register their
as early as possible.
For catalogues or information apply to Prof E T.
JAMES c. YELLING: LID.
se1I-6m President
MT. VERNON INSTITUTE 1880 1 STREET.
N1 English and French School for Girls. Thirteenth
annual session commences Sept. 2Sth.
se32m Mrs c. ". PAIRO. Principal
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RANGE OF TIE THERMoMErER.-The follow
ing were tho readings at the signal Office to-day:
Am, Aa.8: z am, AL; II a.n., 3d. 2; PM,
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PROP0SALs FOR GEORGIA PINE FLOORING.
BIER. DAAAA
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE. wan AsD NAVY
-. DEPARTNKE
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. October o. 16So.
a. sePafate sealed Proposals for hlrnishing and de-
sSsIg oeorga Fine Flooring Boards and Scantltng
ana Manogany and BLACK Walnug Lumber, at the site
2, tns sn,idng for Stale. War and Navy departments
TwrIvE' y; WIZ @ received st this o9ss until
thereafter 81 g hiders
nsnk forms Of proposal win Be farnisned estab-
iised lumber dealers upon applicssion TO this ocs
THO& LINCOLN CASEY,
oo0sos1e&noA&5-6t Colonel Corps Of Eugineerk
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A PREMATURE SrATzMEkr.-The statement
that the postmaster ct Buffalo, N. Y, had been
removed or dismissed was made prematurely,
and 10 denied at the Post Office department.
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AMONG THE Presidents CALLERS to-day
were Secretary Bayard, Senators Cockrell and
Logan, Representatives Mahoney and Stevens,
H. c: Plat, N. Y; DR.. ]. G. Wilson, ]. r. Hob
Zimmerman, Cincinnati; Col. Robert Christy.
Washington; Third Auditor Williams, Chas.
Henshaw, r. l.; J. II. Holman, New York;
Hugh J. Mahan, Cal; Bernard Stuve, Gen,
Nelly, Ohio, and DR.. C. r. Culver, Washington.
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The Mascot that Beat tho New York
Mine.

Any 1885 history Of the Chicago nine would
not be perfect without the introduction OF their
''Mascot," little Willie Hahn. He II Q tiny
resident OF the neighDorhood OF the ball park,
and was first discovered by Kelly, who was At
tracted by his fiaxen hair and big blue eyes.
Since then he has been at every game played
on the grounds, accompanying the nine when
they came on. Willie will be entitled to his
.bft' Of any benefit money the nine may get.
Every man In the nine firmly believes the club
ddently believe they can't win n he fails 70 APP
pear.
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John q. Trimen, ianitor OF the First Presby-
terrain church OF Buffaio. vI,iIe N the church
Tuesday committed suicide By shooting.
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se21-3w
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE UNI
AA VERSITY OF GEORGETOWN.

The Thirty-seventh Session will begin on Monday
Evening. September 21st. at O'Clock, in the college,
Building of 10th and sts with an introduce
tory address by Prof C. H. L. KLEINsCH .dIDI M:
d., to which the profession and public respectfully
invited. For further information apply between the
hours of and 10 an and pm. to
j. w. II. LOVEJOY, NJ. D., Dean,
Se17-1m 900 18th st, NV.
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District Government Affairs.

The Commissioners this afternoon transmit
ted to the Secretary of the Treasury their an
nual estimates OF receipts and expenses of the
District OF Columbia for the year ending June
80, 1887.
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THE LEAVE OF First Lieut. James r. Rich
ards, jr fourth cavalry, is extended two months.
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CmfISe M0Bee APpOtmUeO 0uOGe.
HARRISBURG, October THE judgeshlp va
cancy in Allegheny county, caused by the res
ignation Of Judge Kirkpatrick, was filled this
pher Magee.
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LNRENCH KINDERGARTEN
II MADAME CHEVREMONT. Diplomee de Ac-
ademie de Paris, will open October l, FRENCH
KINDERGARTEN SCHOOL for children under IL
years old. Madame Chevremont has had long
perience teacher and will instruct her pupils by
the NATURAL METHOD to speak French In q very
short time; Primary English branches will also be
taught but 1t is designed to give instruction in the
French language much possible and the constant
aim from the beginning will be to make pupils SPEAK
upon parents and explain her method IN detail Ad-
dress, 1919 II st. w.
Afternoon and Evening Glasses will be arranged for
more advanced pupils and Private Lessons will also
be given to adults. sel-2m
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PROPOSALS.

WARDEN,s OFFICE. UNITED STATES JAIL,
safd T e9 Fsffsa q shs Pss until
best Run of Mine Georges Creek Cumberland Coal
and twenty tons Of good quality of Anthracite Coal
stove to be delivered at the Jail on or before the
Also separate propo ais to furnish the Jail with the
best quality of well-seasoned Pine Wood in quantities
The Coal and Wood to be inspected at bidders cost
The right is reserved to reject any and all bids
oc1-dtd JOHN s. CROKER. Warden.
DROPOSALs FOR BOILER HOUSE
Il ENGINEER OFFICE WASHINGTON MONUMENT
WASHINGTON, ID. C., October 3, 1885.
Sealed Proposals tor building q Stone Boiler House
on the grounds of the Washington Monument. In this
on MO DAY. ocroBEk NIN h \ i S.
and opened Immediately thereafter In presence Of bid
ders.
Specifications, general instructions to bidders and
plank forms Of proposal will be furnished ON appca
THoS. LINCOLN CASEY,
Colonel, Corps of Engineers,
oc3,o,6.7,16,lI6t Engineer In Charge.
pROFOSALS FOR CONTINUOUSSERvICE GER
Il TiFlGATES, ENLIsTMENT RECORDS, AND
LEATHER JACKETS OR FOLDING COVERS
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING,
IN duplicate endorssd
for ContinnOus-Servce Certificates, :" will be
sei ' at this Bureau until TWELVE NJ. OCTOBER
vice Certificates, 500 Enlistment Records, 800
Leather Jackets Covers fOlding) 300 sheets Parch-
certcass Ton, To Be DELIVERED al this
bureau at such times. and In such quantities during
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1885, the Bureau
vered on or before June 80 1856, and to be In ac-
corsiai'ee with specifications which will be tufnished
upon application to this Bureau.
se23-lsw4w chief Of Bureau.
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FAIL Orrr1Ha.
Z 10

NEW AND sEAsoNABLE GOODS
On THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, we will display the
Latest Novelties In Black Dress Goods Black and Col
ored Velvets, Dress Trimmings, Buttons, Enbroider
les Laces. Handkerchiefs, Nets, Ribbons, Gloves,
Braids, etc.
E g. DAVIS,
TO Market Space, col. 9Th st.
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The National Chalk Holder company with
the following directors, ]. H Adriaans (presi.
dent, William Mayse, r., (vice president and
secretary and o. NJ. Ball Qreasurer), nied q GER
to introduce the stakeholder for billiard and
pool tables, and the capital II fixed At $50 600.
delegation OF about twenty-five ladies will
leave the city tomorrow to attend the annual
meeting of the Baltimore branch OF the
Womans Foreign Missionary society, TO be I'm
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BALTIMORE, Mn. October ..-virginia sixeu con-
So new threes 5sa. bid today ''~ W." ''''''r''s''
BALTIMORE, ND, October 5-Cottou steady-
middling, ga. Flour firm aud straightforward street
ana western super 3ooa3.4o; do. extra, 350a4 IS;
do.extrs g. 75a4 rs; do Rio brands, 4.s.s5oG Pa.
tapsco family, $50; do. superlative patent e. CO.
Mnsat.sogshern higher with better inquiry; western
No. MARYLAND. s3s9s; No. western winter red,
spot, s2$as2ss; October, 93 asked; November,
Corn-southern steady: western irmer and inactive:
southern white. 56a51: do. yellow, 5Oa5l: western
mixed spot 49a4sla; October. 4ss bid year 4oa4el:
white 33a35 do. mixed. 3Oa3I- Rye steady a2s65
iaSosisSS Provisions steads. &ess 0 perk. 1000
Bulk meats-shoulders and clear r,b sides packed,
4i7a6ls Bacon-shouiders, g. clear rib sidss ~;
western packed. lla14: creamery. l8a2l. Eggs
nrmer, l.i2alS. Petroleum steady-rehned, SkaSis-
Sohee dun-Rio cargoes, ordinary 20 fair. 7<ss@s-
lOis Whisky steady and quiet, Ll4aLI5. Frrls6ts
to Liverpool per steamer dull-couon o-s2d.: -four,
barrels wheat ieooo bushels corn qsooo bushels;
tiouf. sss barrels saiss-whssI SIe.0O0 bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. October 7-llOO O m.-The cables in
dlcated an advance In the Liverpool market, and
wheat opened lie. higher, at 50 for November, with
one sale At ssh sold ofrto s7 and Z now quoted g
Pork IA higher. Lard 2isc higher.
CHICAGO. ILL.,: October Z 1 p m.-wheas ruled
stsong and closed apaat higher-oash and Ocsober,
So,e Corn strong and higher-C.sh and October. tsi
November. 255s May, 2ysr Rye, 90. Barley, 20
IS; November. sas beoemS.r . saa. I2sc nlm1
Cash. 6.lo; November and December. 6.05.
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Assisted by a full corps of experienced teachers
For catalogues and full particulars apply TO tn
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n
IL Fine Stock and Grazing Farm containing Oh
acres, highly improved: two houses of nine rooms
each stone barn 4Ox6O eet; well fenced and plenty of
water, one mile from place lately purchased by Sec.
rotary Whitney, OF the Navy: be bought at q bar
gain. MAC(SOWAN Il BARKER
se24-2w 1343 81, opposite Ebbitt House
NOR SALE - FARM IN FAIRFAX COUNTY.
II Va: good house and all necessary outbuildngs:
good water; high and healthy: nve miles from Wash
lngton; one-half mile from railroad To be sold as a
whole or subdiyided Inquire of JNO. b. BLOsS. 927
r ST. n w. se15-lm*
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Our Eastern buyer has just returned from New
ing goods specially adapted to the wants Of the best
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THE METROPOLITAN POLICE.
Annual Report Of the superintendent.
rHE CONDITION OF THE FORCE AND RIA WORK
-INCREASE or D1UNKENNEss-HIoH LICENSE
REooAN1NDED-rHB "PooL sELLINon EVIL,
ETC.

RxoonNxNDED-rHI "PooI. SELLING EVIL.
ETU
Major Dye, chief Of police, has submitted to
the District Commissioners his report bearing
upon the condition Of tho police department OF
the District for the fiscal year ended June Soth,
1885. The report In showing the composition
Of the force says that June %, 1855, there were
two hundred additional privates, including
watchmen at the q. 8. Treasury, Bureau of En-.
craving and Printing. depots, markets and
other public places. There were forty appoint.
ments made on the regular force during the
year to I'LL vacancies and to provide for the In.
crease Of twenty five allowed by Congress, max.
ing the total number ON the force at the end of
the fiscal year 202.
THE DEATH OF OFFICER FOWLER.
Referring to the death Of Officer Fowler, who
was killed by John Langster, the major says of
Langster: 1.-THE fact that his punishment came
and beneficial effect upon the criminal classes,
as will be seen In one OF the following tables by
the decreased number Of homicides since that
THE DISPOSITION OF THE FORCE
at the end of the fiscal year just closed is shown
in tabular form, embraced in which, including
i've men at the White House, are mentioned
twenty-one men permanently detailed from
the regular police stations and doing other work
SHOULD not each branch Of the District gov.
eminent have sufficient number Of employees
of it own paid out Of its own appropriations ?'
the report asks. "This department is credited
men, whereas IL has only two hundred and
nine. The Police Court has two policemen as
balids and an acting sergeant collecting fines;
the health department has two, one inspector OF
marine products and one assistant to the pound.
master. At the workhouse are three guarding
prisoners; at the District building three as
Watchmen, besides clerk on ou1 rolls; at po-
lice headquarters four, two assisting the prop
erty clerk and night and one day clerk In
charge of the detective offices. Besides this for
about three months in the year we have been
supplying the license board with q clerk, and
much time has been consumed by some Of our
officers in aiding in the collection OF personal
taxes. With such work as this and as small q
force as we have, the work OF this department
these Legitimate details"
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-02-19
Swan Lake what-Nots.
FEBRUARY II, 1885.

Miss Ella Moran. of Hurley, is visi-
ting her cousin Miss Mary Murphy.
On Monday of this week the S. D.
Adventists held baptismal services at
the Lake. Seven were immersed.
E. II. Jewett being taken sick with
lung fever, has discontinued his school
for the present, and is at his brothers
near Parker,
Centreville and Parker being at log
ger-heads, we think the county seat
questionis between Hurley and Swan
Lake, standing in favor of the Lake at
the latest reports.
The county comissioners held a
short session of two days last week; to
sfnd out something about the late fire,
but as far as we can learn they accom-
qlished but little, save drawing u war
rant contrary to law.
Why do not some OF the many who
ITpretend to know so much about the fire
come to the front, and help the county
board out OF the dilemma? Come to
THE front gentlemen and put up or shut
up and save the county that $ll5 war
rant. We around the Lake would like
to know who the perpetrator of the
/ foul deed is.
Il RuTHyEN.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-02-19
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY MANSFIELD 6
:ALLEN. aRoCERs.
Fahr1,arv 10 1SS5
BUSINESS BRIEFS.
BY your tlnware of Rees.

BY your t1nware of Rees.
Fresh groceries just received atMans-
field & Aliens.
q All kinds OF sewing machine needles
IS cents per doz. at Mansfeld& Aliens.
Go to Robinson's and get some OF
that Missouri amber cane syrup. 1t is
nice and cheap.
| The Herald and the Dakota Farmer
scan be had for $500 year by subscrib-
ling at this Office.
Just arriyed-the only genuine soft
block coal in Hurley. Only $500 per
ton, at Snyder's.
Mrs. III. p. G. Jensen is now prepared
10 take in washing and ironing; family
Washing preferred.
Farmers, call at Snyder's and get a
II bn of the best quality of soft coal ever
hipped to Hurley.
la new supply of No. l Indiana block
~ Sal.-the best IN the market just re
lived at j. v. Lamson's.
Come to Hurley and call on Hogan &
er. Examine their goods and get
Ices before purchasing elsewhere.
bo not neglect, when you visit Par.
to call on Parfitt the photographer
thave your likeness taken in No.
le.
lou can save money by purchasing
L boots and shoes of Hogan & Pier
Take Notice.
he city taxes are now due, and car
bSaid to me at Mansfield 4 Allen
store, and costs saved.
j. A. SWAN, Marshal.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-02-19

Dakota lands are as low now as they
can possibly go, ard the people of the
east who contemplate coming to Da-
kota to buy lands, either as a specula-
tion or for the purpose of making
homes, could not find a more opportune
time. AS q speculation, the man who
has the cash to invest within the next
three months, can safely rely upon re-
alizing a big profit therefrom before
the close of the year. And those who
would make them home could not
find better time to invest a little capl-
tai than now.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-02-19
PERSONAL.

Gil. Dibble went to Lennox Monday,
to engage labor in his trade, masonry.
Mr.. VIII Wendt, brother of Mrs
Frank Hamblen has been visiting in
Hurley during the past week.
w. T. Hancock left on Wednesdays
train for Scotland, where he has con
siderable work awaiting his arrival.
G. H. Levin started for Independence
loa, on last evenings train in response
to a telegram announcing the sickness
of his two months old son with lung
fever.