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Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22
MlLLloNs FOUND.

Exeavasions In an Old Monastery niseiose
an Immsnse Sum Of Money aud Precious
Articles
New YORK. July IL Seventy million
dollars in gold and millions of dollars
worth of gold dust ornaments and
precious stones. This is the comfort
able find which 2 contractor of Rio
Janeiro was few weeks ago reported
to have made. He was engaged in tear.
ing down the old castle of San Antonio.
and there he discovered this gold mine,
where it had been hidden since some
time in the last century.
FL Carreo de Caracas, published at
Caracas, Venezuela, in It's issue of July
gives an account of this discovery in
an article which occupies almost the
entire front page of the newspaper.
According TO 1t the end was made by an
engineer who was tearing down the
castle of San Antonio. Before il was
converted into a castle San Antonio
was a monastery under the control of
the Jesuits- 1t is during this period
of its history that the treasure
is supposed to have been hidden. Un-
derneath the castle are vaults built like
the corridors of a mine, and in one Of
these large number Of cases, chests
and bundles was discovered. The con-
tract for the demolition of the castle
stipulated that In the event of the dis
covery of any precious metals half OF
the treasure should belong to the state.
The engineer promptly notified the Bra
lillian government, making statement
of the find, and soliciting official ad-
vice and assistance. The liz wooden
cases he found contained gold money
70 the value of about SO, ,000, 900 in the
shape of old Portuguese cruzados IAN
cient milreis worth about fifty cents
each). and the accounting of the treas
ure was verified by documents found
In the cases
Among the papers found was re-
ceipt of Friar Desarte Antoine, superior
Of the order of Jesuits, acknowledging
the receipt of 90, 900, 900 cruzados in gold
to be turned over TO Don John V. as a
tribute Of honor upon his voyage to
Brazil. These 30. 200. 900 out of the 14o.-
OO0, 600 found, together with 2. $50 kilo-
grams of gold powder contained
in the four iron chests, and
e45 klos of gold bars, vessels,
and richly worked ornaments. were to
have gone 70 Portugal aboard the
royal squadron OF carayels and gall
Icons. which, under the command of
Don Sebastian. was to touch at Brazil
en- route to Lisbon It is said that
when in the last century the marquis
of Pombat, the great Portuguese
statesman, demanded the remit
tance of the above-named sum,
Father Antoine buried the treas
ure il the vaults of his monastery
and denied that it had ever
been in his possession, declaring
that it had been taken away during
the previous reign. In consequence of
this denial. which did not deceive the
marquis, the Jcsuits were expelled from
Brazil and Portugal. Twcnty-six
packages were found which contained
variety of precious stones whose
value cannot be stated, as they have
not yet been appraised. 1t is something
enormous however. The excavations
about the castle are not yet finished.
and discovery of new treasures is not
impossible.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22
LIS ten.

Are You enjoying coed health? Are
you as we'll as you could wish to be? If
not, listen to US just n moment. You
have expended hundreds of dollars in
medicine and medical treatment and
are not we'll yet. You have become dis
couraged and think there Is nothing
that will help you. Have you tried
current as generated by Grimley's Pat
ent Electric Belts. If not, call upon
DR.. Stamford, representing the New
York and London Electric Remedy Co.,
at his Office at the Bridge Street House,
rooms Al and As, and see the best Med
icnl Electrical Goods science has pro-
duced. Free lecture and entertain
ment at Bridge Street House every eve.
ming at O'Clock until July 81.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22
This Data in History-July "a.

- Battle sf FaikHs. tss scotch we're de-
fe@Iesi sBd ,sE lsha 6r4RAxn allied
isB SlF Hsars Percy shotspari killed ~ tns
kaftis ~ shFssseary.
- HeAEy I'll II FFance zssassinslsdA ~ Paxs
81 jacques Cisnssat. = f.asIics. uoak. sed
of ths Hssss % y<sa-s sna Asessssss sf tas
bogrtrsss4
EW -Ths sasen n~rsesn EasiAad sad Soot-
A18d ooaspieted. q comlnoa pa<iiansnt bal
separate slAfs charcses Dsosided foe-
niz- Battle u ~alsrasaea
1S-fns lsaks ~ hssr hlSs asff. 500 Of Sapoisoa
hoaa2asts and Aaris I.oa.s, died. me tm-
perialtsts count ain - the seoo<a en- peros
makiaS Louis SayolsoB the third
80 EssEaa i~a1aruA Js~ IAN postess, oora -
New tsFk stfy
81 Battle az -EsfaA~ MaI
iSbt- hattie of Afisnts Hoods second sorttes
Federal 49, AZ. Confedersfs about ! yek-
Gs1.rAs James b. Me Phsrson sAs Allied
bs . aCenfesisrals sharpsbsotsr named Me
Pherspn. al the age OF % ths gcnsral COM
mAndcd H.0co msa. born i1ss
pn3- " yonins Organised q territory
fsks-deneral & %. g. Ord. Y. 8 A. died
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

The firm OF Belknap, Baker & Co.,
seem to have no limit to their enter
prise. and many new and attractive
turnouts that are now TO be seen on our
streets are the fruits of their labors. At
their exclusive carriage repository, .
and North Iouia-st., can be secn ali
the latest styies Of vehicles. many OF
which were never shown in this market
prio' to the time they entered the COM
mercIal arena. They have revolution
lied this branch Of business here, and
their Efforts are being appreciated by
liberal patronage. The latest vehicle
they have brought here is known ss
She ST. Louis Blackboard. It's a beauty,
and was hardly placed III position for
display when u was purchased by one
OF Grand Rapids wide.avake livery
men. X. A. Gfeenley. Its construction
10 novel. To say the least, and when
seen on the street drawn by one Of Mr..
GreenIey's fine teams will certainly
creste furore among lovers OF nne
turnouts IN this section. Tho wood
used IN construction ~ body 10 quarter
sawed ash. hnely finished. with canopy
top. three roosny ssats, upholstered ~
l.asher. IL fiils long felt ~sat ny
picnic and plFasufe parties.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

JAMES WARRES INGALLS,, Age l2monshs.
The first few months OF life Were full
of pain and grief for Master ysmes
Warren Ingalls,, the little child OF j. r:
Ingalls,, the weli.known publisher OF
Ingalls, Home Magazine, Lynn. Mass. !.
Mr.. Ingalls writes: my boys food did
not agree with him. and he had colo
most of the time. But as soon as We
fed him lactated food there was a
change for the better: the choiIc left
him, and he commenced to grow fat
good solid tiesh.'
How important il is that the parent
feed the child proper food, IS plain to
all. Lactated Food is pure and reliable,
furnishing all the needed elements for
the healthy growth OF the babe, and In
thousands of instances this saved the
child's life. giving health and happiness
IN place Of suffering aud sorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22
PATS TEMPTATION.
And How 10 Resulted In His Beceming .
Lawyer.

And How 10 Resulted In His Beceming .
Lawyer.
One of tho members Of the New York
senate. who hes passed through a good
many experiences during his lifetime,
was in his younger days a track walker
on New England railroad. says the
Buffalo Express. At each ID of his
route was q small station. The only
persona 10 watch tim were in these
neighborhoods. Pat tit Ia needless TO
say he was an Irishman) lived in
small house beside the track about half
mile from one Of these stations. He
was the fortunate owner of an old
horse and wagon. This il what led 70
his Temptation and downfall There
was a god wagon road running parsl-
lei with the track all the way.
"Pat." said the sempter, what's TO
hinder vour riding between sta.ionss"
1T wouldn't do, said Tat.
But the idea had taken hold of him
and one rainy night he tried IL. Tie left
his horse half mills from each end ~
his beat ard walked N the stations AZ
Ma u<r,l siTrc. Over the rest OF the
di<tancs h~ rode On the turnpike. trust
ing 20 lr~k shst sAs s~nck would ~ all
right. The thing va. - easy that il
.oou became sestled practice with
hi-1. For shrrs NJ fc.r months he
guarded the compsuy's property in this
way and no one wss shs wiser. Then
b. was spotted ssd = summary die
charge followed
A nan VITA yc~s g~nIus fos d~,sina
work os,gh. ~ be lawyer" ssid sha
sup.rsnsepaens
Path. thEnk - fa~s>lf, answered
sf~ ss@..hsrrsd trsrk walker. sna .
ia~rsr Ne beeams.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22
"How to Cure All skin Diseases"

Simply apply "SwAYNE's OINTMENT. I.
No internal medicine required. Cures
tetter, eczema, itch, all eruptions ON
the face, hands, nose, ETC., leaving the
skin clear: white and healthy. Its
great healing and curative powers are
possessed by no other remedy. Ask
your druggists for SwAYSE's ONT
MENT,n
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22
syrup of EiEs

Produced from the laxative and nutri-
tious juice of California figs, combined
with the medicinal virtues of plants
known to be the most beneficial to the
human System, acts gently, on the kid
neys, liver and bowels, effectualIy
cleansing the system, dispelling colds
aud headaches, and curing habitual
conts. patton.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

wAsHfssros, July 2z.-For Michi-
gao. Generally fssr except lignt
showers on Lake Michigan stationary
tsmDsratgFe. excspt sllghsiy warmer A.
Alpsaa and Port Huron; east sIuds.
FOR Upper Mlehigan: showers station
arg tempsF4tarsi sOath winds.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

Lack sf Proper kne~isdse s~ssss hse'
Isfaatlte suffering

See tie little prsttllng babe whose
happy laugh mzkes sunshine Tor TIE
whole household. But The hot 4ty
weather comes. and the ehld gross
fresfal. peesisa aud cross. ~hiie the
mother anxiots.ly seeks The cause Oh
Der little ones suffering,
The baby cannot be happy unless II
u we'll. aal u cannot be srli aaiess uae
mother knoss bos 10 care iof II prop
eriy. AT tins sessoa much OF tns IN
fanlile suffering and death Is the dIect
result OF improper care and tood ssid
q leading physician, .'and II Is the nio-
theirs duty 60 see that the child has
food that will keep IL we'll and strong. =
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

HON. =. A. BuRiISGAsx. JUDGE.
Frank Lamb vs. IsAae W. Carroll, as
sampslt; continued over until next
term without costa.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

Excursion tickets to Detroit races via
the D., G. II. & NJ. railway are good 60
ing on all trains July q and %. good
returning up to and Including July 25.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22
lily White Flour
Is made from the choicest wheat.
Detroit Races.

Thursday, July %. being the grandest
day Of the races. the D., q. II. 4 NJ.
Railway Company have arranged 10
run q special excursion to Detroit that
day. Special train will leave Grand
Rapids at 7:3G .. M, arrive Detroit
1920 noon, return leave Detroit s p. N.
The program for that day will be the
great free-fOr.all trotting race, also the
free-for-all pacing race and other races.
II only takes s. 10 pay the railroad bill
for the round trip. Tickets can be OBJ
tanned at city office, 20 MOnroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

noS. A. c. ApsIr, guDGE.

HuN- A. G AbelIs ylledk.
Jerome L. Lee and Lewis Spauldisg
vs. William ". Inomas, Eepleylni time
u settle osil extended twenty days.
Jet0me l.. Lee Va. William W.
Thomas, tEsspass; tine TO settle ball az
tended twenty days.
The People vs., EphriAm G. Kenyon.
assault and battery; order ina, justice
make further return.
John L. Holmes ct al. vs.. Jennie
Wheimore ct al. ehaneery; on trial.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

TO HTiitfcE r euf lssss .tnek ~ shoes,
se viii sive ~ per senf OF en svefy
pufehsss. he ChiesEa Fh9s htsfss =
fsnst xf.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

TO REDUCE our large stock Of shoes.
we will give 10 per cent. of on every
purchase. The Chicago Shoe Store, rs
Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

Every sack of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has a picture OF our mill. None genuine
without 1T. VALLEY Cry MILLING Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

To- REDUCE our large stock of shoes.
vs viii give 10 Ter cent off pn evsfy
pnsehsse. The Chicago shoe F'ofe, =
Canal al
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22
To REDCCE n,,r

TO REDUCE our large stock OF shoes.
We Will give 10 per cent. Oft on every
purchase. The Chicago Shoe Store, 2s
Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22
Law AND LAWYERS.


Antoaia ceatilE vs.. James c. Taon-
son, assampslts security tor costs or
aefsd on or before sspfealber 10. 1881.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

Lily White Flour,
Made by Valley City Milling Co., Grand
Rapids, is family favorite. Try it,
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

10 rou think the prcpristors OF De.
ssses Cstsrfh Remedy would offer. ~
taev have done FOR many Years. stand
ing reward Of $500 for esse of cstsrrh
which they esanot cure. Il they def net
Positively know thai the remedy siil
sheoinsslv srd permanently curs
csssrrh. Sold by druggists a. ouiy -
ceokA
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

Mrs. Ns~ed Il alssys put sonss
FsaFItpe IN nT wssh ~asef Do 1sa
svss nw aaTFf
NFs fgiaun *Dk, res. Fyls "@ Ihs
Kegs Jester.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

co 10 Detroit VIA The r.. l.. An
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22
japan or Boston IVY.

Japan or Boston Ivy.
Tbs 10 the finest climber We know of for
training over walls. ss II clings nrm'y 10 the
smosth~st surface. covering 10 smoothly and
dens-iy with overlapping leaves. which ierp
q perfect mass Of foliage. The color Is q fresh
deep green IN summer and takes on In fie fai
the Brightest autumn color. Leaves are heart
shaped ana are ranged oae above another as
evenly as fflt nn - r~of.
The general cultivation OF this vine IN the
city OF Bos.on has done more TO teau;liy Is
than anything else.
Plants isc. to 1oc. each. sl.a 70 s2-S ger dor
II. II. REN WICK ~ CO..
i23 No rce-st. Telerh,ne i48.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22
The Latest In Vehicles.

Only 81 day, Lincoln House, 81
Spring st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22
u. q. AKEIE 81 co.
I,6 WEST FULTON STREET.
YOU WANT THE
BEST FURNACE ON &. EARTH

WPOMI OF tCONOMr DURABILITY ANU 6htAItsi
FORTY EXPERIENCE
Sc GILT
throughout Long enables csf e
We Il coal
onThrd aud Furssce@
the bcd
Wa have the suac aud
with Ne
including Building
Doors Windows, tissolpe and Oi
T.. &. BI>AKIcLy co. IrtJI.TON-sT.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-01-10
$4,000.

SO LADIES DESKS that came on January End.
Thasa we're intended for Christmas trade They cost
US SIS. We will sell at that price, $2Ols The reg
ular price.
20 Of another kind, REGULAR price $25. We offer
them at actual cost, ST. These are also Phoenix
goods.
rs not quite so elaborate but very handsome regu-
lar prlcs $1S, special $3.50.
Ia The same shipment
50 faseS of The following finishes: Gre mona,
Byzantine, MaIachiie, Canary, Copper Oak, Antique
and Ebony Cost is all We EXPECT at this late date for hu
lday goods.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-01-10

sizes from 2 1-2 yds. square.
1000 Goat, Sheep, Bear
and Wolf Rugs.
1900 Smyrna Rugs i'm all
sizes, from so cents.
5000 yards Extra Super
SIS ct. Union Carpets, 35
cents per yard. The last
at this price.
1000 yds. All Wool 20 ct.
Extra Super Carpet, so
cents per yard. This is
less than mill price.
1000 yds. Extra Super so
cent Carpet, all wool, 55 C.
No more at this price.
1000 yds. Body Brussels,
worth today $3.50 per yd.,
our cut price, 81.
$4,000 yds. of Extra Vel
vet Carpets, worth $1.75.
we shall close at $1.25 and
81.
200 yards Heavy Wilton
Carpet, about 60 to 100
yards of each pattern, reg
ular price 1926, special
price S1.35. Nothing
equals "a Wilton Carpet for
ParlOrS. This offer is
worth thinking over.
500 Door Mats of all
kinds. Rubber, Steel Wire
and Cocoa Mats, any price
to clear.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-01-10

Books are now so cheap that eYsrY one has IL
braq, but many arc without book case. The time is
not far distant when il will be as necessary to have one
as any other article Of furniture.
Sea what We can do al this sale book case like
this Of XVI Century on quartered oak Handsomely
carved, finely finished on the Interior adjustable
shelves, large plate glass doors. receptacle on top.
the whole pr duo ion Of high art from The celebrated
hoenix Co. Of Grand Rapids mads to Sc al The fac
tori for $40. We want 10 give The people Of Portland
big bargains this year. We offer il for
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-01-10
CARPETS.

The increased duty ON wool has sent
the price of Carpets up with a rush. but
we anticipated, kept our eyes open and
bought heavily. This is the last time
we shall be able to sell carpets at these
prices. We advise you TO buy now and
save dollar or two, IL you want floor
coverings OF any kind.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-01-10

.DRAPER|ES.
This department is where we expect
to lose the most money. Customers
have-tO be obliged and some insist on
buying pair and half or two pairs
and half. Consequently these half
pairs are ON cur hands. Some OF the
very finest goods are amongst them. IL
we get half cost we shall be satisfied.
800 Half Pairs Lace, Not
tinghams, Irish Point and
Swiss. Your price takes
them.
200 pairs NOttinghams
worth S1.1O, 6Oc per pair.
$50 pairs NOttinghams
$3.50, $1.75.
70 pairs Irish Point, reg
ular price $17, to be clear
ed at $40. A rare chance.
200 pairs Heavy VelOurs
worth SIS, for $11.
800 pairs Stripe and Da-
do Heavy TurcOman,WOr
S12, for $3.50.
We name these few out
of 1877 different varieties
which will all be sold i'm
the same proportion.
1t is without doubt the
biggest chance for Window
Goods ever offered.
Poles with trimmings
complete for rs cents.
800 Window Shades
complete for % cents.
800 Holland Shades at
Is, 20 and % cents.
They must go even at a
loss. Ii special sizes i'm
shades are required they
will be made to order at
short notice in our Shade
Department.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-01-10
CLOCKS.

We have had general turnout in this department
and there are SIS cocks for $2.25. besides a lot CT
big bargains in Old styles, sueT clock guaranteed.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-01-10


This will be the biggest
sale of the year.
Over 1000 people took
advantage Of it last year.
All went away satisfied.
Many are waiting for it.
Hotel Keepers and Board
ing house Keepers will find
much to interest them.
All the new furniture
offered will be at from 80
to so per cent less than
usual.
The Free Railroad Fares
are offered specially to
have you come to the store
instead of ordering by
mail.
We want you to see the
tremendous bargains we
are placing before you.
To those who admire and
can afford the finest the
market produces we nave
bargains of special interest.
Especially is the Cham
Der Set Department DrOmi-
nent, for Phoenix Goods
will be all reduced.
No single ''made to or
der" house i'm the Union
can begin to place the
variety of design or eX-
cellence of manufacture
that the PheOnix Co., places
before the public.
When you can buy these
fine goods at the prices of
ordinary made furniture it
is to be expected that large
sales will be the result.
The Bedding and Mat
tress Departments where
a few dollars can be easily
saved, yet only first class
goods can be purchased.
In Administer and Will
ton Carpets, and there are
none to equal them,
special reductions are
made that cannot fail to
interest, especially in view
of the general rise in
Carpets.
Turkish Rugs, a few to
clear at bargains.
Extra large Mirrors
nearly half price. There
is small demand for these
and we will clear at
satisfactory prices.
Bargains for everyone
is the meaning Of this
sale.
IHE HIkINSUN
House Furnishing Co.,
PORTLAND.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-01-10
Great Preparations
axrrN
Great Expectations,

The disturbed state OF The mon
ey market gave us a hint that IL
we watched opportunities we
could beat all former records at
our January Safe This year. Every
hOusekeeperi looks forward TO this
event of the season. At no time
during the year can furnishings
be bought SO low, and we are
pleased 10 be able TO say that no
one will go home disappointed
who attends this years Clearance
Sale.
There will be the usual odds
and ends that ing brings
10 light, but i'm addition we shall
offer some OF the best bargains tn
house furnishings that have ever
been placed On sale. Naturally,
then, our expectations are TINT
our store will be crowded each
day OF this special sale.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-01-10

We shall offer CARPETS mt mill
prices.
RUGS of all kinds Mt about half
price.
CHAMBER SETS 80 to so pei
cent less than regular.
PARLOR SUITS with the snm.
discounts.
PARLOR STOVES at actual cOsl
at The foundry.
BLANKETS at mill prices.
DRAPEREEs. Odds and ends
half cost, Last years patterns
at cost.
PICTURES, too late for Christmas
will be sacrificed.
siLVERWARE. The whole stock
at astonishing prices.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-01-10

There are proof llthO EngraTlngs, Etchings, Half
Tones Oegraphs, itObpes, Pas els. As fine aIot as
you ever looked over. fyOu want Pictures core and
see US and we'll see that you get than at prices that
will suit.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1891-12-24
LOCAL MENTION,

| LOCAL MENTION,
| Old papers for sale at this Office.
Holiday goods at b. F, Yaughan's,
We loan money on farms. Aliens
Agency.
A fine line of holiday goods at i. F.
Vaughan's.
Wanted-Butter and eggs at A. r,
Williams & Cos,
Nice assortment of holiday goods at
3. F. Vaughap's.
Those suspicious missives can all be
explained Friday.
Please bear in mind "The Yankee
Detective" for Jan. !.
New lot of teas. None finer in Da-
kota, at A. F. Williams s. Co.'S.
Before making your holiday pur-
chases call at B. r. Vaughan's.
Don't forget about that copy of the
Herald you were to send east next year.
Highest prices paid for fresh eggs
and good butter, at A. +. Williams &
Cos.
Discount of rs to 3315 per cent from
regular prices on dolls at Pioneer Drug
Store.
Remember your building and loan
dues. which are payable on or before
Saturday next.
There was q fine specimen OF frost
painting on trees. shfabbery. ETC.. We'd
nssday morning. ss,
Have you forgotten about that copy
OF the Herald you was to send to an
eastern friend during the coming year.
Amos Garrett has bills out announc-
ing an auction sale of live stock and
other personal property on Monday,
Dec. 28.
There will be Christmas Eve enter
tainments at Baptist, Methodist and
Presbyterian churches, and the little
folks will all be made happy.
ANY Herald subscriber wishing to
send for an eastern publication-maga-
zine or newspaper-Will be supplied
with the same at actual cost by calling
at this Office.
A number of the members of Hurley
lodge I. O. o. F. expect to visit thu
Centreville ledge Saturday evening.
The boys know that a royal good time
is in store for them.
The Alexandria Herald sued SUBJ
scriber for twelve years delinquent,
subscription, and to save paying the
additional cost of the suit, the said
delinquent planked down the cash.
c.. b. Valentine is now stopping at
the Soldiers Home, Hot Springs, s. d.,
under that provision of the law which
allows any old soldier to stop there
upon payment of four dollars per week.
While Frank Nilsson was engaged in
laying floor. he saw something lying
on board which he supposed to be
some kind of metal and struck ii with
his hammer. and Immediately picked it
up; the result was an explosion which
injured his left hand quite seriously,
blowing off a portion of his second
finger and splitting his thumb.
+ : s
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1891-12-24
LARGEST
assortment of this line of goods you will find that bis
STOCK
IN TOWN

whether they wish
o
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1891-12-24
Turner County Herald.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
PUBLISHED BY
w. c. BROWN.
MsNBks OF souTH DAKOTA PRESS
ASSOCIATION.
TERMS q CLIO PER YEAR. In Advance.
You Must Settle.

You Must Settle.
All accounts remaining unpaid on
the lst of January next will be placed
In she hands of an attorney for collec-
tion. Call at once and save trouble
and costs. Respectfully.
j. g. MURPHY.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1891-12-24
school Blanks.

lhaYe complete stock Of standard
school blanks and supplies of all kinds.
and can furnish whatever is desired.
Mail orders will receive prompt atten-
tion, N.C. WAss.
Centreyille, S. d.