Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-03-06
Down She Goes!
Until further notice
I will sell gasoline at
II cents per gallon, or
5 gallons for 65 cents.
Spot cash only.
E.BRA.UCH.

RS"HhS IA9CulAc ileeuleS at hellar'S
The best in the world-Acorn stoves
His Satanic Majesty holds down the
editorial chair this week.
BE sure and attend that art exposi-
tion and supper this evening.
The passenger train was over three
hours late Monday morning.
Spring came IN quite cold--12 below.
May the month of March 60 out pro-
portionately warm.
Amos Garrett got badly hurt at Par
ker last Saturday by having hay
hook stuck in his eye.
The Hurley band have decided to
have drama instead of concert.
1t will take place as soon as they can
get it ready.
| Several bargains in improved farms
and wild lands at Aliens Agency. We
can suit you on location, soil, water,
price and terms.
Please don't forget that we lead em
all in the line of druggists sudries and
fancy articles too numerous to mention
at Pioneer drug store.
| Oh, say! don't forget your can when
you come to town, and get it filled with
five gallons best Kerosene oil for only
Sl.OO. If not satisfactory your money
refunded, at Pioneer drug store.
| IF 1oty
| ing the eyes, or cannot bear bright
light, and find your sight weak and
failing, you should promptly use DR..
j. II. Leans Strengthening Eye Salye.
25 cents a box. Sold by E. Brauch.
The Merchants hotel at Yankton,
under the management of Landlord
Jencks. maintains its reputation of
being one of the best hotels in South
Dakota. Guests receive the best :,tten-
tion and the table is supplied with the
best the market affords.
Robert Brauch, who visited his bro
ther, e. Brauch, in Hurley this winter,
was loser TO large extent in the re-
cent dam bursting calamity near Pres
colt, Arizona. Robert had large
store and stock of goods consisting of
all needful supplies in mining camp,
and the whole was washed away. No
particulars as to the amount of the
loss have been received.
A valuable subscriber sends us the
Ten Commandments and asks us to
publish them. Under the circumstan-
ces we must decline to do it. 1t is true
that the commandments were written
several thousand years ago, but if we
were to publish them some person
would be sure to think they were
aimed at him and stop his paper. The
publisher of journal has to be very
careful about such things.-Ink Fiend.
Parker Press, 1st: Sheriff Halsey,
who has been absent for about week,
arrived to-day (Friday) from his trip
to Leadvllle, Colorado, where he took a
warrant for the arrest of Francis A.
Elliot and Mrs. Martha A. Rockey of
Centerville, charged with adultery.
Halsey secured and brought them to
Parker, where they waived an examl-
nation, he being bound oyer in six
| hundred dollars and she in the sum of
three hundred, and handed over to the
custody of the sheriff. They will prob
ably give bail to-day.
This was stolen from some contem-
| porary but that don't spoil Its local
application: Why don't you run a
paper like that?" grocery merchant
in a country town said to his editor,
throwing out a Chicago daily. For
the same reason that you do not run a
grocery like that" the editor replied,
turning to an advertisement of a Chi
cago house showing a twelve story
building. The grocer looked attentive
| ly at the picture for a moment and then
said, II never looked at it it that way
before"
]. Look out for the barbed-wire-tence
{. fraud. Heis dangerous man to trlfie
with. He calls on farmer and pro-
poses to put up an eight-wire fence at
EIGHT cents per foot. This is apparent
ly. so cheap that the farmer usually
signs the contract. Then when the bill
comes in. which it does promptly, the
deluded farmer sees that he has agreed
to pay eight cents per foot for each par.
ticular wire, instead of that amount fol
the entire eight. When the scheme
works right and the premises are al
fenced in, the farmer has to surrender
his farm in part payment and gives his
note for the balance. Farmers will dc
we'll to be on their guard against these
fellows, andshow them the gate as soor
as possible.-Y ankton Journal.
The following bit of condensed wis
dom is from the New York Sun: Il
county newspaper proprietors were tc
publish the names of the subscribers
who take. read, enjoy and are gratitiec
by, yet refuse to pay for their home
papers, the reputation of most com
munities for moral honesty would de
: preciate twenty per cent. An editors
labors are seldom esteemed or compen
sated. A lawyer will give you dy'
minutes advice on topic and charg'
you s5 for it. An editor will give yo'
advice on hundred topics and charg
you Ave cents a copy for his paper
And often five cents given to an edlto
would save Ave dollars given to law
yer. In fact no other business mel
are SO universally robbed and swindlet
out of their labor and capital as tn
country newspaper publisher.
. eNr n,, Sews fast and make
e NO. = perfect stitch wit
: all kinds Of thread on all classes OF ma
/, terial. 1t is always ready,
' WHEELER Il WILSON MFG. Co.,
.oc 49,, 100 'tVoI,ooh A vo Chicauf