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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1892-10-13

Rev. Hyde, Rev. Carhart, c. +. Hack
ett and other democrats are using their
best efforts in working for b. H. Hurd
for county judge. We call them demo-
Gratis because, as The Truth says, a
man is known by the company he keeps.
Since the aboue was written we have
been told that Mr.. Hurd has jumped
squareiy upon the Omaha platform,
which declares that the country is 60
ing straight to all kinds of ruin.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1892-10-13
u. VIVA HIISs
County Superintendent.
Land for Sale.

have two farms, one miles north
east of Parker and the other 3 miles
northeast of Hurley. which will be sold
for S2,4OO each, one-third cash, and
balance in FIVE years time at per cent
interest,
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1892-10-13

Worlds Feir Dedicatory Ceremonies at
Chicago.
On account of the ceremonies dedi-
catory OF the Worlds Fair buildings in
Chicago, the Chicago & Northwestern
E.y Co. will from October 10Th to 23d,
1892, inclusive, sell excursion tickets to
Chicago and return, good for return
passage until October oath, at exceed
ingly low rates. For tickets and full
information apply to agents Chicago &
Northwestern R'Y.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1892-10-13

Two lots, were sold this morning on
which business houses will probably be.
erected this fall
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1892-10-13

Tho best place to buy shoes is at
Breier's.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1892-10-13

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
Something for ladies, misses and
children in new fall millinery at Mrs.
Robinson's, Hurley. Come and see.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1892-10-13
Attend Prompt.

All parties knowing themselves in
debted to the firm of Stout Bros. are
hereby notified that said firm has been
dissolved by mutual consent, and that
all accounts and notes must be paid at
once. Payment can be made to either
of the undersigned.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1892-10-13
Dated at Hurley Oct. /, 1892.

Money to loan on real estate or chat
tel security. Enquire at Herald office.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1892-10-13
Turner County Herald.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.

HURLEY LODGE NO. 75, I. 0. OF.
Meets every Saturday evening at $3.50 O'Clock,
ii Aliens hail. Visiting brothers are most earn
sstly requested to attend.
II. s. GRAVES, II. s DC. WARD, n. g.
E.s. M'cooK PosT, NO. 81, CAR.
Meet first and third Saturday of eash month
Si Z p. M; in G. A. II. hall.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1892-10-13

JOHN HOPMAN.
Call at Herald Office for further par
ticularS,
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sence, either to the free excursion or
the proposed pow-wow against the
Democratic party. Let independents
and boilers ratify as much as they
please, but let them do it by them
selves. They must not expect Demo
Gratis to join them. not ever under the
pretext of opposing the lottery. The
lottery can he opposed without break
ing up the Democratic party.
Democrs IS, honestly opposed to the
lottery, can VIE aud support the re-
sular Democratic ticket ana vote
against the lottery, if they choose
they know that, with an honest cleo
ton and a fair count, their vote Tor
McEncry and against the lottery will
CONT just as much against the lottery
as any vote for Foster aud against the
lottery. They are not such tools aS
not TO see that all the twaddle about
"a vote for McEnery being y vote FOL
the lottery is the mercst cant, I'm
~proyised t. catch fanatics and weak
minded people.
These new enemies Of the regular
Democracy should stop and consider
hat it has COS, the party to beat c
and keep at bay the Republican hordc'
III the days Of reconstruction, and pom
der well before they lend their aid t
breakdown the barrier erect ID at suci
great sacrifices. Their future neltm'
and that Of their wives aud children
as well as the peace and order of til
community, may be al stake i'll I'll
Move about To be taken, and surei'
these things AZ worthy the mos
serious reflections.
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THE CONSPIRA TORS AT
WORK.

Tie handful o men who started tie
work of G~lsorganlZiug the Democratic
party Of this par sh last October, when
they undertook 70 set at nau.ht party
rules and usageS, have ever since Kept
up the fight. Repudiated by the peo-
pie at the November elect on, they I'M
abashed, undertook 20 mi-repreaent the
good people of this parish at Baton
Rouge, by Appearing in their name and
behalf in a rump cOnvt ntlon, when the
peoples true representatives were par
~tirinating in the lawful conventions.
sitting at the same time.
Since their return from Baton Rouge,
they have kept up their agitation,
stirring up political strife, and endea-
voring to hamho"zle the people into
the belief that the Foster ticket is the
Democratic ticket, and to induce ILL
terate people to join Foster Clubs and
to pledge themselves to support none
but that ticket and the local ticket put
forth by these new tangled rule-or-
ruin so-called Democrats.
They have called a ratification meet
ing for Tomorrow, for tie purpose,
they ironically declare, of helping the
Democracy, by ratifying the nomina-
tons made by a boiling convention
by ratifying a ticket put in the field to
battle against the regular Democratic
ticket. And to entice the good people
into their assembly, where tie ways
and means to compass the defeat of
the regular Democratic party, will be
discussed, aad. perhaps, adopted, they
have freely advertised free TRANSPORT
tation Oh steamboats, from one end Ct
the Parish to tue other.
They have had the temerity.in other
words, to invite Democrats to eome
aud participate in their "War Dance"
against the Democratic party, and, to
add to the injury, they propose free
transportation. Their emissaries have
been inviting and urging every body to
join in the free excursion.
Self-respecting Democrats will not
heed the invitation, and will refuse to
lend even the influence of their pre-
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REASONS For SUPPORTING
"THEC4NDIDACY OF GOV.
.AcENERY.

There are many and vary good lea
sons why the people of the State OF
Louisiana, and Democrats especially.
ought to support the candidacy of :
D. McEnery, the regular nominee fol
Governor, of the Democratic State
Convention held at Baton Rouge in
Pixies Hall on the 10th of December.
1891.
First of all, the ticket chosen by the
regular democratic Convention is CON
posed of good, honest and able men
who worthily represent the Interests
of the people, and who are devoid Of
the autocratic tastes and of the in
tolerance which characterize the op-
position they want the good and pros
perity Of the State Of louisiana, and
its citizens, both collectively and IN
dividually.
If NJ. j. Foster and his supporters
could show that there is any thing in
their politics that could guarantee more
confidence in their ticket than in the
one headed by Gov. HcEenery, the
people would follsw under their stan
dard, and march with them to victory
But, unfortunately for them, they have
not so far convinced the people of that
fact.
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"lrea'ly m''e. nt a previous fneafir,
slnn- 10 purchase the require, ',uckt = ~
fuii authority wa YES ed in The il onaa "aasAal
81 me IS ~ 9ade To select aud pqt has ,e
dozfn hnckcts ,r p-ck-tSea ,r5 \, ~
he bill thrref.r t" TIL, council f p n,vsena
lhe Naro-. ai~n ~ttfr,I that urnn -a"eas
II as Womb ~ OF = 4 ~ this rn.eiia i, - .r
council relative 10 The matter of th Th;tle
dsux Bridg taPf
Nr. thtontieanx seconded ~ ". B,rte,
"tter"'l The following resolution. NLieb -
carried hv following vote "as
Yeas b rker. Cal ,ourt, Thin laa,.
Frost. md Zernott. aaA
NAYS Meme.
re i resol' lv the Mayor and Trr.,o..
oi the Town 81 flih dsux lar 4r1tRr ,ss,
ing ls~emhic1. tllaf the rruste 5 nj tue Tos.
OF ihIh"'itux he sHd hes 20 her >, autbo-
yea 70" inst me legal pro Ped n. In m
name ct the CORPORATION II N Is f,ux io;nt
" with the Poiic. Jury Of I.tr,rrc,. 80
cover prsse~sion of the TIfnuaaur Rr;aa.
/, and To that end 10 make such atidayits -
exetl'te ~trI oanid~ and atrrr .eutnaat.a,
may be necessary FROM the ip-tuution i
me niai pros ems ION Of eleh acton or MA.
cerdings a may be brought.
There being u" firfh-r hu>in So n. eoun.
cth"l m't'on July seq nile 4diourBad.
J. l.. AUCOIN, Mayor.
n. \. COULON. Clerk.
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rake n0tIce ttiit acting under anu Dy VIZ
tue oi an ORDER OF seizure and safe epanatlng
from the a5uvc entitled court in the above
%eltlt'cd and numbered case | have srizsG aud
viii offer Tor sale at public auction pursuant
t. ian TO tn last aud highest bidder at tue
tnuit Iloa<e in the town Of Thibnhaux on
SATURDAY MARCH 9TH 1892.
between the hours OF IL O'Clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock p NJ. the fol owing described proper
t. Iu-Wit
1T. certain tract of land sitn ited in the
! parish If LafoGrche. on the right bank OF
BAYOU i aiourcle, at about one mile above
the town Of Ihibodaux, mrasur,ng ono arpent
aud ene half, more or less, front by eighty
a. peuts III depth. bounded above by lands OF
Joseph and Charles a. Claudet aud by the
tract of a. d below described and below hr
lant 81 Francois X. l3ergeron NOW the estate
Of I'D Bergetont; Together with all The
h%Gi!diag and Improvement Thereon ana all
tie rights. ways. privileges and imnuai-
ties thereof aud thereto 5e,on.jng.
lid, 4 Vth'r tr.ct Of land situated in tie
parish aforesaid Oh the rish- bank of Bayou
Lsiourehe. commencing At ab"nt terly srpents
irom the said Bay oil LAtourche measuring
two aIlttnt- more or les front toward BAYOU
Lalou!eie hl l"rty @Epent~ in epth between
oiet in ne. 'nnud. "a ahov nud in front by
lands Of Ri j tlandet Bros. and beow by thu
tract just al,"ye described. Together with
All the rights. privileges and immunities
thercnGto belonging:
Also two ar euis of seed cane.
L" pay and satisfy ist, 70 pay and satisfy
cut OF he proceeds Of tie tract OF land herein
above firstly described. Ist the sum of three
ihousapt iol an, IS. 00dl0l witt eight per
cent int rest thereon from December 18th,
ls9a. until paid. aud ;. d, the ad,iltlnnrl euni
u five per crnf+on the aggregate of said sum
in principal aud interest, as attorneys fees,
aud tAItu the FiOlorti,n of the costs OF
these proceedings failing o said trtct In-
Guiding costs vi copies &c. to be paid by
privilege ana preference out If the proceeds
of The sale of said tract OF land over all
other claims OF whatever nature they NAV be
and Ia pay aud satisfy out nt the proceeds Of
the sale vi tsc tfact ~ ard secondly descrIb-
e. helein-above. II The sum oftWo Thousand
Iotiar-, dne hY Mrs Cuulon AMI Joseph and
Chdrits ! mant tiau,iet, stvera ly aud IN coll
40 with eight per cent interest thereon from
December 29th 1899 until paid, 2rd the adj
Gitionui sun "t Five .er cent on the aggre-
gate alnanuf " said sum il principal aud in
interest as IL tuineys fees. and 3rd the pro
portion OF the costs of these proceedings ial.
ing on said tract of land.
P. f. LURlO.
Sheriff of Lafourche.
JANUARY 3Dfh 500.
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Subscription


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- COLLECTIONS Ntnt tNTnLY.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
goth judicial District Court. Parish
of Lafourche
Sacccss'ons of Fraacojs Berqerot
and his ~te Elm Grqbeyt beth a..
ceased No. 1852 Pro5,tes

WHEhkAN, FRANCO BEkigRON Ir.
w at saIt parrish ntS ult.I. lpl ir alto. IA
DO named and appoint 4 Administered u of tina
teIe-ai estates
Now therefore all per.ous az h rehx
rarnr' ami notified u ii . Eeir or position
IN writing TO tho said ap,iiration with the
ihIhedauH ter DAYS after tn n Il nnhi;as.
.'"n hereof othersise the sAi. a,,plic. / viii
he appointed tnd confirmed IS "a. d admins.
,at"r o accordance with Et~
$50 Witness NY hand and The lnpress Of
n> my Al Of ollie. This cir 3otl, dav
s~~l %! January A.. ID. iN4-
j W. kNORLOGH,
Jerk Of said Court.
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On the contrary, they have added
more force to the popular belief that
they were bent upon the gobbling up
lucrative offices, and that they were
not sincere in theil professions of faith.
Such is the condition of affair. to-
day. The momentous question Of the
day, has been SO thoroughly discussed,
the men who oppose it have been 50
well exposed. and the Zen who favor
it have been SO satisfactorily shown
u, thar the good citizens Of tie State
are fully able by this time to Judge of
the respective merits of the two Tao
lions one representing the true and
regular Democracy Of the State, and
thu other a boiling minority.
The voters have given expressions.
If J:teir opinion at the primaries.
hey have elected a large majority of
delegate. tay ring the candidacy of
Hon. Samuel D. McEnery. BY this,
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Dec.
Nov.
Grand Total.

Grand Total. $sb7 ~
Be it resolved that the sum of Eight HIM
dred and Sixty Seven Dollars AID Ferty-Niue
Cents be and the salle is hereby appropriated
to pay above claims.
We also hand you the report of The Urea
surer frr Sept. and Oet 1891. showing =
balance on hand Nov Bird 1891, of $739 68,
and $l3 IS School Tax 1890. az per vouchers
hereto annexed, and beg to say that same has
been fhurd correct.
the collectors reports tor sept. ani Oct.
1891 are also herewith handed you, and also
fund correct.
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Announcer T
CIEek OF COURT.

T, r. remocratic Voters 0 The
Parish Of Ldfoarche.
lii rebv submit myself As A Candidate ior
the ffeo of
CLERK OF COURT
OF this Parish, at the approaching Primary
Election, and respectfully solicit your sup
mort. SHAS. -. 5AahER.
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W~orkingmeu's al for Nov. & Dec. Isl
f. ZERNOIT.
II w + tpSF.

At this time VI jor $ r.. GrisanIo e auan,r
ed, hv geaiu'S-I,n. before the cunI.if .,..t
stated thai he ia IN his ntlicil ropscifv
beeI ctaF"A crr-, ~ toe Police jury of Il
i"nrche I" institute mt, jointly with his
Bridge ana sugGestst that thu council sItonL
take All ntcr sir, st-ps for said Joint acf;n,
NJ. x. NaqGIn : . al cnLami-tee. from ,ha
Thib"laus b Brigade, stated to the council
tina the Buckets now used by the -. Briea,le
were worth les" aud asked that the council
should take prompt actions towards proy,d.
ed substantial bsck-ts for their use and ala.
peck-axes. Wliereupon his Honor the Nsyor
stated TO Mr.. Eaqaia that tho council had
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PROCEEDING OF THE TOWN
COUNCIL.
Thibolaux La. Jan. 9TH. IS4:
. TOWN HALL,

Thiboiaux La. Jan. 9th. lSg2
The town tudnctt 1T the town OF
Thiholaux this Ivy met, in regular ses-
sion.
Present ,-Nayar Aucnin. and Trustees.
Ban kerr. CaliIouet, Zernott. Frost. ana
| lEinldeaGx.
Absent ;-Tru,tre Raglan,
The M4nutrs OF last session of the Council,
was rea and approved IA record Il.
Oh me call for committee rrprrts. Mr..
| Tarker presented thu tollp~ing report winch
on mptJon Of Mr. Zernott seconded by Sir
Frost Wa received aad Tho appropriation
therein recommended ordered BY the follow
ing voif.
Yras:- Barker, Cai!!ouet, Thibodaux.
Frns-. and Zrruutf
Sav:-S,ar.
Einamcc Committees Esapert
Finance Committees re bort Tor t4c month.
of November ami December 1891
10 tie mayor and trustees OF the Town ii
IhiUutiaUX
Gentlemen Your COMMITTEE on finance
beg te retrutt that they nave exan.iu d tie
following claims and tind same correct.
For Nnvemh-r.
Chargc..hi" to streets and bitches.
Stan,ia,d Ii. ~. 3 Tbs. Gas =. ...-.& II 09
J. Il. Waisi, freight On 3 bbs ---.---- } 90
Victor Sp,sito iuI luunth OF Now. IL 90
Char cable 10 Market .Iouse.
Stils3aal Gil c., ob!. Gt-.-----.- 8 3
J. u. WaIsa trr tup"tl II NUy.-----.- 4 eli
CAarg tt3.e t. Town il.ii
Victor Syo~lto for mon Il ~ Nov -. -
Dhergetbie II Corporation iaborer.
Victor Spp-ita for month of Now 20 20
cIiarg able J.. wharyrs aud ieyees.
W. u, Raglan fer nInb-r.----.--.-- y II
lhar-etble to Fire Department.
ThiSodaux Fire Co No. /. for Nuv---- 10 90
Protector No. , Tor Nov..---------- 10 90
Home Hook Il Ladder No l.--------- - o.
Thibodaux Bucket Brigade...-.-..-. 10 90
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TAkt NOTICE. FIAT mr.
thr creditors Of Mrs Byzantine Thjhi-
uahS WIZ "f Wellington Heb.rt nf said mar
isn WI! q h-ti o. ae SIN ,av II February
.o'~ht ~ o'clock a. NJ. before Phi in r. Le.
Teaare Deputy Clerk aud Ex-Dfticlo Notary
rn.ne' al ms office 10 the iowa Of fnihod aux
- - purpose OF dellbera:ing on he best
in"tie OF dlspesins of b. pronerty and a.
! saia lii-aitent. appoinfm ut If a svndir A.
y ana that in :hs mean vtI.e All uror.ed.
. "s tinat said mSotve t are STAYED.
~, Witness nay hand and he inpres. ar
Le' ny seal oi office at Thi,nl, " Il.
~ IBIS the 23rl day of Jan. A d., 90
j. w. KEOBLOrH.
- Clerk of said Cenrt.
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Total Collections

Account OF K X. Mcbride being handed
in TOO lat for ex mination bv the FINANCE
Committee. acton thereon was postponed
I'M il newt MEETING
Ihe following wmkingm-u's account was
read ard 81, NIP 'f"prla;inn to cover same or
dered hv follow tx vote.
Yeas Barker. Caillnuet. Tbibodany
Frost, and Zerhutt. +
NAYS Nome.
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SHERIFF.

Mr. Editor PLEASE announce my name
- n Candidate for the office OF SHERIFF of
the Parish of Lafourche, subject to the Dem
ocratic nomination. +. +. LORIO
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
2Otii judicial District Court Parish
of Lafou che.
Yrs. EgfdnttHe ihibodaur, tcife Of
HethHgt5A Hebcrt Is Her Creditors
No. 2630.
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School Tax 1890 ..---.$ Is rs
Respectfully Submitted,
+. SAMOAN.
Treasurer,
Thibodaux, La Nov. 3rd 1891.
Collectors report for sept. and Occ. shows
the ioile wing collections to-wit
Corporation Tax ls9a ---.....S ~ So
School fax =. o IL
Licr-sc- = 1891 so
Market Hsuse for sept. 1897 ... ~ IS
Oct --.---.. 80 a.
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SATURDAY JAN. 30. 1892
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STATB Of LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court Parish Of
Lafoarche.
George Sbclnir IS 20. 2628 Ms. J
f.. C0ui0R ct els.

Take notice that acting under and by v;r-
tue of an order OF seizure and safe eIranatiug
from the a5uve entitled court in the above
e!tit'ed and numbered case | have seizsG aud
viii offer Tor sale at public auction pursuant
/" iar 10 tn LIST aud highest bidder at tie
t'uuit Hoase in the town of fhibnaaux on
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January 3ilfh, iS92
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-26
Mayors Court.

The mayors court room at the city
hall was we'll filled this morning to
witness the celebrated case of the city
of Waco VS.. Jim Clay and L. Hough,
charged with fighting together last
Sunday at Padgitt's park-as boys
sometimes do. The defendants both
pleaded not guilty and the large array
Of witnesses sworn and placed under
the rule. Clay was represented by
Capt, T. A Blair, who after having
examined a number of witnesses with
drew the plea of not guilty for his
client and stated that he thought the
evidence disclosed the guilt of both
and asked the leniency of the court
for the reason that they were only
boys and as BOYS will do, had had a
little scrap in which neither of the
young beligerants were hurt.
The evidence showing that Clay
was slightly the aggressor and was
fined 81 so. Hough was declared not
guilty.
John Birmingham was the next
defendant called, also charged with
fighting His face showed that he
had been badly beaten up, impress
ing one with the belief that he had
already been severely punished. He
stated that he had been sick in bed
ever since the fight and had not had
chance to get his witnesses sum
moned His casa was reset for next
Tuesday M rning.
George Crippen pleaded guilty by
proxy to discharging firearms and
was fined 81 50. A Jiscious dog ran
out in the street and frightened his
his horse and George fred a shot at
him. Had he killed the worthless
cur he would have had the thanks OF
many.
Fayette Buchanan was fined 81 80
for cursing and swearing.
Several other cases were continued
for various causes.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-26
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