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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-08

To reduce stock ana raise money l
will sell tors week standard cloth prints
for less than ) cents per yard and 81
other dry goods and carpets Tor less
money than quoted in any paper OF
circular distributed IN the city. Come
see sud examine before buying corner
o: Main and Twentieth streets. j. W.
FerTel.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-08

THEE was young man fro IN Bellalre
And he had very SLost curly mar
He came up 10 Wheeling,
Anu tTUd on a peeling,
And his legs went way up in the air.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-15
MINING STOCK REPORT.
MORNING BOARD

MORNING BOARD,
| Mexican l75s 90, 245s 9al, 2IOs %
Gould and Curry sos O. 1855 sa4 1905 So
Best aud elcher sos 10 SOS 534 20s 1872 los ls7 1870
1914, sos 1850 zoos 1917, sos 20 b. 29os 1874 100
1887, zoos l954 S. llOs 1875, sos 1873
Chollar zoos "a, sos 34la, lsos IS, 3os 54A
savage age 1905 So SIS i6os 4oss e los es 2ss
Hale and Sorcros sos : 1905 4ao zoos 49, sess
Crown P"int 9a5s g. 45os S7z, 1903 "a, 1905 674
Yellow Jacket 9sos ~, 1905 ~ ass
Imperial l400s Ito, 950s 1.05 5J50s
Kentuck SOS So, 15Os ), sos ol3
Alpha sos AZ, 1853 l4l4, zoos l4s+
Belcher sos 51f 4l5s ~, 230s g. Sos 6}s 90s &2s
sierra Nevada zoos &, l02Os 81. sos 81
ESchequer SIS 81, i55os 5zS, 1905 ebs
Bullion COS ~ 76s ~ ess 27os So, 40os 81 sos SIS
Seq Belcher 30s q
0verman 25Os 10, sos 1917, zoos 1874
Union Con 260s 4, los OK. 32os Ga
Julia 53Ss 90, 320s :. 60
Caledonia SIS SIS 1865 $50, 35os sls. zoos $40
EVENING BOARD.
Meadow Valley 23Os Is, 8Us 2oc
Raymond and Ely 325s ga 22Os 7, I50s SO
Eureka Con I29s l614, 35os II, 6os 1879
Jackson Dos 81
Belmont sos 95c, 25s
Rye Patch COS 2I4
Leopard 4O5s 2.66, zoos a1z
Panther 925s SOC, 8Oz 45c
Hussey 560s l5c, zoos 2Uc, 500s soc
Northern Belle 1908 ia 1905 IN, sos Il
eoIden Prize s Ssos e7os zoos $50 zoos 80
New Coso zoos *, 127Os 40, zoos "a
Golden Chariot 490s ~, ZOOS
Empire, Idaho, ! S75s ~
Leeds POS Il, los 4, COOS l45, 1908 40
Baltimore zoos Coo, 9O0s S5c
Silver Hill l025s ~ zoos 90 390s TO- 1905 c. o75s GO
ChalIelge zoos 2 63s N IS
Dayton COOS Coo
could and Curry Ass 9, 45os GA ,.470s 93i
New York Con sos Ace, 25Os 95c
Alta 270sl
Lady Washington 75os soc
Andes 95Gs
North Carson zoos l5c
Leviath4n zoos soc
North Con Virginia zoos 75c, 1908 92c sos Soc
Prospect 3O0s 35C, zoos 3Oc
Trojan 2llOs "a, 18O0s 80, 30Os l. 20
American Flat zoos I0c
Con Virginia s00s 3214 sos 321z bio, zoos SEA 81
Best and Belcher POS 1871 355s 1917 sos 1893, loss 1871
ZOOS 1888 b., POS 1885 pos 1874
California l50s 3434 25Os IS. BIOS s.
Becher 1903 g. 61 1905 ga lO0s o. b30 sos 81 b30
Savage l5s II, zoos J. 420s y, 9os ~, BOSS -
Hale and Norcross zoos 80, 240s 81 3S5s i
Confidence 25s 3
Justice zoos "a 1l50s II, zoos ~
Mexican los 9l3. 7Os 92s
Ophir COS IA l5s Il, sos 1884 lbs 1924
Cholar 95s 81, los 81
kentuck ZOOS 3 zoos 3 ! BIO
Imperial BIOS los 1865 10
Sierra Nevada sos So COS 53s
Union Con 23Os 6&Z, zoos u
Crown Point zoos 80, 27Us {
ENchtquer 1905 81, COOS g. 1G0s IS
Yellow Jacket ZOOS 81
Bullion 5G0S S, l7Os 81, 115s 81
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-15
We have tried petting

birth and birthplace. We have tried petting
with no possible mean thought of condo
scention-but in vain. She is high-minded
tolerates no rats or rafting and her mind is
upon the future of her family and its high
mission and responsibilities -. Got your seat
for Bob IngersOlPs!
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-15

SCHOOL EXAMINATION. - The following
brief communication speaks for itself:
EDITOR APPEAL: The examination of the first grade OF
the Public School will be resumed tomorrow friday
Arithmetic IN the afternoon Inc seventh grade AIs'
Flernngs class) will also be examined at the time i'll
all branches pursued during the year All Interested
cordially invited to attend Respectfully,
Carson, June IA, 1877
THE SECOND GRADE Or COURSE We
SHALL Go-Last evening we received a note
which reads as follows
DEAR SIR: You are respectfully invited to attend a
party be given by the Young Ladies OF the Second
Grade" the Theater Hail. June % 1917, Friday
ing Dancing at s o'clock. MANY ADMIRERS.
We should like to see anything that would
stop our being there
QUEBIsT.-No That spells it, but does not
satisfy any strict orthographist. ''Sirkis''
conveys the idea but Circus is the prop
erer way of writing it. 1t shows here on the
Goth. The horned-horse and rhinoceros
$50. They are in the show as well as the
bills
Genoa wants some water wOrks-so the
News AYERS. That is solvent little city,
and we have a notion it will take on the sub
works motion.
The NIAGARA-The MORNING APPEAL is
collecting evidence relating to Capn Avery's
steamer, the Niagara, and will parade the
same in few days. 1t will be exciting,
fiery, exhaustive.
The Presbyterian Social passed off with
excellent effect, last night. This is needless;
when we remind our friends that it took
place at Mrs Currys.
Mr.. and Mrs Goodman land woman) will |
accept the we'll considered congratulations of |
the MORNING APPEAL.
The Parish Guide is out. 1t is as thoroughly |
acceptable to priest and layman as ever. 1t
IS credit to its projectors, in all respects.
The anniversary of the American Flag
vas celebrated with great unanimity by all it's
offspring yesterday.
We are very sorry to hear that Mrs. VIM.
Hy. Doane is almost fatally sick. We trust
he may very soon recover.
Abe Richey will be back with more trout
lext Thursday. Stick a stick in.
The school benefit ball at Glenbrook took
,lace last night.
A CHILD DRowNED,-The Carson Valley
Jews notes as follows
The report came to town yesterday even
ng that the little daughter of Julius Chris
Jansen was drowned at his ranch on the West
'ork Of the Carson yesterday. We have not
ct heard the report confirmed
----&ahs-------
While Mr.. Beecher was on his lecture tour
trough the Canadas the past winter, an Incl
ent happened which illustrates his ready wit
nd great presence of mind This little bit ,
wit and ready reply would never have
ONE to light if it had not been for a Yankee
'iend who listened to the discourse which led
, the following: During his lecture in Mon
zeal, before very large audience, Mr..
'eecher, in the course of his remarks, said '
| had hoped to see the Canadas annexed to
he United States (here the aristocratic
anadians began to hiss), but, added Mr.. A
L II i
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
CARSON CITY SAVINGS BANK,

CARSON CITY SAVINGS BANK,
Corner of Carson anu Proctor Streets,
CARSON CITY. NEVADA.
TRUaTEEs,
GEORGE TUFLY, RICHARD kIRAlAN
F. u. sTADTMULLER, JACOB KLEIN,
GEORGE T. DAVIS GEORGE B. HILL,
L. a. HERRICK, JOHN C. FOX,
A. W. PRAY.
FINANCE COMMITTEE:
GEoReg TurLY
'5VHIS BANK WILL RECEIVE SAVINGS
Deposits in low Que Dollar, and issue
Pass Books for the
VIII issue Time and Call Certificates OF Deposit and
receive Commercial Deposits open account, subject to
check draft demand.
VIII pay interest Time Certificates and Savings De.
posts.
Buy and sell exchange New York, Canada and San
Francisco. Currency and Bullion bought and sold.
Make collections, loan money and discount CONNER.
eL PAPER.
AGENTS FOR THE FOLLOWING INSURANCE
COMPANIES:
French Corporation, and
Commercial Union of London.
GEORGE TCFLY, President.
RICHARD kIRMAS, Vice President.
GEORGE 3. HILL Cashier. noyl8
STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
The Carson City Savings Bank from and after April 9Th
Will buy and sell mining stocks. Liberal margins will be
allowed on approved stocks.
San Francisco correspondent, l. Glazier & Co.
April = 1877. GEORGE B. HILL Cashier
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-15

SCHOOL EXAMINATION. - The following
brief communication speaks for itself;
EDITOR APPEAL: The examination of the first grade OF
the Public School will be resumed tomorrow Friday
The exercises will consist OF Grammar in the
Arithmetic in the afternoon The seventh grade Miss
Flernngs class) will also be examined the time i'll
all branches pursued during year All interested
cordially invited to attend Respectfully,
H. Fl HOWE.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-15

QUERrsr.-No. That spells it, but does not
satisfy any strict orthographist "Sirkis'
conveys the idea; but Circus" is the prop
erer way of writing it. 1t shows here on the
goth. The horned-horse and rhinoceros
$50" They are in the show as well as the
!.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-15

THE SECOND GRADE - Or COURSE We
SHALL Go.-Last evening we received a note
which reads as follows:
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1877-08-08
Mortgage Sale.

y i.
WHEREAS, JOIN L. JoHSsoN and Mslisss
johnson, of the county of Lincoln aud Ter
ntory of Dakota, did on the 2i day OF MAY 1874,
make, execute. and deliver to William FL. Miller,
Sr., q certain indenture of Mortgage upon the
following described premises sit...ted {. Lincoln
county, Dakota Territory. to-wit: 81 5s9.,l
Lots one az and two (2). in block forty (xJ), in
Hll's addition to the village of Canton, and bear
ing date the said Cd day OF May, 1874 70 sacnre The
payment of the sum of Five Hundred Dollars
$500 in one year from said date with interes. st
the rate OF eighteen per cent, per annum, until
paid; which said Mortgage. duly acknowledged. was
flsa for record in the office of the Register Of
Deeds, of the said county of Lincoln, on the al
day of May, 1874, at o'clock in the afternoon and
duly recorded in Book aBn Of Mortgages, on pseee
235 and 239. And @ S -
Whereas, said Mortgagors did covenant and aRrca
IN said Mortgage, IN case OF foreclosure thereof to
paw said Mortgages, his heirs or assigns, the sum
Of Fifty Dollars attorneys fees. And
Whereas, default has been made in conditions a.
said Mortgage, in the payment of the money secur~
ed thereby and there ia claimed to be due thereon
at the date of this notice, tho sum of Five HIM.
dred Dollars principal and Fifteen Dollars INTEREST
and Fifty Dollars attorneys fees, and no suit cr
proceedings have been instituted at law to recover
the debt secured by said Mortgage Or any part
thereof Now therefore -}-la &S5s.f - -
Notice is hereby giyen that by virtue Of the pow.
er of sale contained In said Mortgage, and In pur-
suancs of the statute in such cases made snd rn
vaed the said Martgaga will he fnraclesed L- .A.
sale of the premises therein described or so mucr
thereof as shall be nccassarv 70 satisfy shs aniount
due On said Mortgage at tho date thereof, with inter
ests and costs and expenses allowed by law ct pub
lie vendue at the front door Of the Court House in
the village of Canton, Lincoln county, Dakots Tes
ritory on the 24th day Of August, 1877, - Two
O'Clock in the afternoon. sE 4 N 55.s3
WILLIAM 4. MILLER 81,
AkoFtgagee.
bailey 5 GIFroRp, At.'ys. ti4-7-Swl
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The Russians were attacked near Ras-
grad, by Mohamet Ali, and the Turks are
meeting with success.
Plevna was aga IN attacked by the Rus
sian. and after 4 desperate fight were re-
pulsed by the Turks
The Russians, after severe fight, took
possession of Schipka Pass, an important
defile Of the Balkan mountains.
The Russian Emperor has instructed
his Ambassador at London to declare
that he harbors no project of aggression
against Egypt. ~
One hundred thousand troops were en-
! gagged on each side at Plevna. The Rus
| SLAMS were routed and poured across SIS
tova bridge, retreating into Roumania.
Osman Parka reports to Constantinople
that the Russian wounded exceeded $4,000
out of force of ten diversions. and says
the Russians retreated to their encamp-
ment
One war correspondent says, Sin conse.
quence of the barbarous character of the
war, it is felt by every body, that the mo-
ment for some action on the part of Eu.
rope Is approaching. ~.s4c.s.
The Gar has begged Prince Charles to
cross the Danube Immediately with tie
Roumanian army. Ambulances are fall
ing back to Slstova, and the disorganiced
troops are retreasing across the Danube
The Turks occupy Lovatz with nine batal-
lions, and are receiving re-inforcements.
A few Cossacks rushed into Sinnitza
who were panic stricken at the report of
a large body of Turks following. They
met large convoy Of Russian transport
wagons, whose drivers also became panic
stricken and fled in all directions, but
restored matters to qiuet. -
The Russians have retired from Plevna,
behind the Osma river, and all the scatter
ing Russian troops are ordered to Bulgar-
ia. Berlin papers considers that the bat
tie puts an end to all hopes of terminal
ing the war this year, and lessels the
chances Of information byAustria or Eng
land
The battle around Plevna lasted two
days, the Russians taking fortifcation
and they were 1e-taken By the Turks, until
finally the Russians had to retreat with
loss ofthousand killed and wounded, and
also losing great quantities of arms. But
the most cruel part of the battle or attack
was that after nightfall the barborous
took possession of the
fields and slew all the wounded, mutilat-
ing them terribly.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1877-08-08
VOL.II.
b Harvest Festival.

NOW that the crops are secured and the
indications OF and abundant harvest are
past refuting, would it not be advisable
and pleasant tor the farmers to meet at
such, place in the county as they may
deem best, and participate In a ,,... ....l "a
~ HARVEST HOME FESTIVAL? ,-..g ,.,5
it need be attended with nc expense let
each attendant bring their own provisions
and either set a general table or have d
basket picnic, whichever they choose
This has Occurred to uS as being an Gu.
tertainment or gathering that would not
only be pleasant and aif,rd a holiday at.
ter the tediJus lab)r Of the harvest, bat /.
beneficial one, as ut the meet ing ia. mers
could bring specimens Of their pr,ddc.
tions and have an interchange of views
and social converse. ',u \ "ntl
The acquaintance Of each one would
be extended and II general good feeling
might be cngcn;lcred, which would not
only prove beneficial but of happy effect.
We would say To- the mtl, dat let Your
good wife disc ,urage tlc matter because.
the terrible times we have just passed
through has reduced her wardrobe b.l.,w
what she may hay. been accustomed tn.
And to tho lAlie; we wolll say, d. not
let the husband persuade yoI from attenl-
Ing because lie feels as ii his Jeans or
overalls were unfit for presentation in u
gathering. Let the people meet, if taey
do conclude to, without any fears or
thought Of being csnsur.d on account Of
the depletion Of wardrobe It is not for
dress, display, Or for arlstocracy, If such
does exist, to tiltter with 10 ,lish pride,
but for social gathering, ho:ne like in
that Dakota life on the prairie rs it is,
will be show stripped of shuw or pa
r;ldc: Fac most enjoyable f.sivity We
ever Witnessed was Il H,m. Festival
where men, women and children s.lhcrc,i
from the farms. aad, regardless OF display
or effect, surrendered themselves to sucn |
enjoymcnts as the day and opportunity
offered ... f., - a.-
1t is for general jubilee in the peoples
own style, over a respite from the drprts
sion that failure of crops and hard |
times generally has occ .sioned, that we |
make this sug yestion. We will take the
liberty, in the absence Of any one else
calling the attention OF til, people of Lin
coin county to the IN liter, 10 slyy15t
SATURDAY, THE 18TH OF ABUSE.
at IL O'clock noon, as the dty wn,l final
can be made, il any, for the
place anu tlms of h,llily tns Festival,
and arrange program ne, aad wolll to
eusure a general a,lell lncc on that day
and Hi expression OF the peoplc as to
holding the same, reco1lnpnl ;hlt the
matter be entirely left the farmers for the |
AMI that any ana all who
please attend at the Court House, in Can
ton, for that purpose, on Saturday, the 18th
inst, at noon OF that day Let each town |
and precinct be represented there, and |
when assembled, decide upon the place
and time, and designate committees to ar
range for the Festival. Let us have OF.
good time any way and rejoicing over the
escape we have had from the miserable |
pests. u..t..... .-..-
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80 ouis'.

The Railroad troubles or strike has enI.
Ell, and the most OF the employees eEyag-
ed have returned to their work. Some
companies refused to re-engagc those of
their former men WHO were active partici-
pators in the late riots, but the majority
have gone bac. into their old places. TAc
facts developed by close Investigation
since the riots, have shown that the ma-
jority Of Railroad employees were in the
receipt of better wages in proportion than
any other clas, Of laborers.
This country my have needed this very
move that has occurred, for its benefit
The labor question is one that must neces-
sarily agit;lte tn. plblIc mind more Or
less for some time to COM, and the past
outbreak may possibly give RS, to III i'm
mediate s.ctio. oa the part OF public msn
towards Il setll,m ,nt OF what is really an
Important III utter. '&5 ..H2 e.E @i@1 , at4
The suppression and punishment Of
such of the leaders that cJuuterninu vio
lence and aided in the destruction OF prop.
erty and obstruction of railroad trains,
and the wholesome Interpretation OF the
laws as are given by the Courts when
passing upon them, will be sufficient warn
ing to prevent arothers demo molslratioa of
the kind, and bring the wrong, Whatever
it is, to tie consideration of calm, consld-'
crate, and philanthropici men. Vlolence
and resistance to the law, will be admitted
as not only dan serous but fatal to the ac-
complishment. of what might. hnnes,ly be
due the laborer Reason appropriately
exercised, Is far more effective and pro
ductive Of good results in question Of na
,ional Importance thaa l.Mlessless anl
brute force. Ts qts.,.s5g ,a5 ...s gT..-a ;
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1877-08-08
Religious Directory.

COMMUNION SERVICE, (EpiscopaD, this
evening, 18th inst.J at Keller's Hall. by
The Rev DR.. Hoyt, of Yanktnn, assisted
by Rev. ", P. Huntington, NJ. D.
A Mission Service IN upper Canton, at
Keller's Hall, next Sunday, 18th inst, at
4 O'Clock p. m .'a $3.50 2.t'.t ,1E3 .S
Previous religious services, on the
same day, in E len Centre, at 10 a. NJ !;
and at Fairview, (at A. Spencer's), at /.
p. m. -@< - ",s .. "; se's r-g; j. Aw
'ss''' Rev. W. P. HUNTINGTON, NJ. D.,
.... Missionary in Charge.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1877-08-08
Chattel Mortgage Sale.

RY VIRTUE of a Chattel Mortgage executed BY
- W. n. Rose, dated Sept. 14th, 1910, to secure
payment of Fifty Dollars. and interest at ten per
cent, to s. S. Weed, BY virtue of said Mortgage I
shall sell the property therein described, to-wit
One Bay Mare, eight years old, with scar on the
left hind foot at public auction, a. the front door
OF Gilimans store, (now Culbertson'sl in the town
Of Eden, county of Lincoln, and Territory Of Da-
kota on the 10th day Of August, A. D., 1877, at
o'clock p. m. S$ESa es .G3s
Dated July 5oth, 1877.
s. 8. WEED, Mortgagee.'
'1l-w-2 by ". 8. SMITH. Agent.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
, SOMETHING NEW

llt In order to Introduce our Big Seed Fail
Wheat, the Wheat Of Taos, iuyour local
ity-sihgle3 grains measuring inch in
propose to send a sample of
wheat, free of, charge, to every subscriber
to this paper who will name this paper
and send a cent stamp to pay postage
Y Agents wanted in every county to sell
this NEW wheat. stss bsa
Address without delay, tls :
.,s . L. & osMENT, Il. !. :
Fs, a,z,. 1i Cleveland, Tenn. {
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Estray Notice.

. Strayed from the premises of johnson
Harris, on or about July Esd, 1877, four
calves, descrs he'd as follows:
Three heifer calves, 2 dark red. the 9TH
er red, white spot in forehead and on its
back, near tail; and one steer calf, pale
red with brownish head a.
Any Information as to where they now
are, Will be thankfully received. and the
person suitably rewarded. ss,5g e{ia.s n
Please Address s;
~ %&3 Mrs. JOHNSON HARMS,
Harrisburg, D. T.
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War Mars.

sehcdIsr'a Map Of the Black S.a Assa Minor. ~
Caucasus, Southern Rnssia, Roumafaia ana Eaesefn
Turkey. Ennrayed on stone, cAsefnlly pftntsd ana
.colored Scale, 4: q, 600 900. Sire 11xa8 Anehes
Pxtc4 folded and IN cover, SO, 70.
This Map is very accurately compiled from tne -
test and most complete Material. It presests, -
one glance, the sccns OF the war, both III Kurnpa:
and in Asiz, ss5 e III fsssSSS Il
Published BY Il. srxGzn, "a ana 81 Frsnhfcxk
Strest, New TsTk By whom copies vi " frbrnp433
rnsiled upon receipt Of prtce. This aklilhsr -
Maps. u mon as such rasy bccorne nSces NJ.
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War Items.

d Russians captured two Turkish noni.
tors at Nickopolis.
The Danubian flotilla is to be comm and.
ed by Duke Alexis. 81
Russians continue to receive re -inforcss
ments.
The Russians are bombarding Yeni|
lSayhra.
The Circassian army is to be re,inforc-
ed by 10000 men.
y Greece is rousing $4,000 rifles with
arnmunition and torpedoes have arrived
At Athens.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1877-08-08
CANTON PosT.oFFIcE DIRECTORY

Southern daily mail arrives every day except sun
dsv vt 8: 80 p NJ. Departs every day except Sunday
At 6 A. NJ "..s ~ -'.L L.''
Northern daily mail arrives every day except Sat-
ard y at $3.50 A. M. Departs every day except Mon
da y at Ann. t-
Canton and Milltown mail arrives eAery Tuesday
and Saturday ri P. NJ. Departs every Monday and
III ursday ~ A. M. t '..'i
Caution l. Richl nd mail arrives every Friday, at
~. NJ. Departs every Thu sday, at 8 A. N.
Canton 4 Vcrmillion mail departs Every Thurs
day 1t A. ". Arrives every Friday at A. N.
Office ov>en from Z A. M. to P. N. On Sundays
ffonl to 2 P. NJ, snd one hour after the mail
rives from the North. '' ID
'L' @JOI-J FALDE, Postmaster.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1877-08-08
Horses to Trade.

{ Twill be at the Dixon Hotel" in Low
er Canton, with a car load Of horses, on
Friday, August 10th. All desirous of get
ting good work team, are requested to
give me q call. Will trade for decided
land, cattle, OF cash. ~ i5.s4