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24I, 243, AND 215
w nj. kinney.
Board au0 Rooms
West Side.

West Side.
A ADvERTISENiENTS FOR THE NEW;
"A YORK TRIBpNE VIII , nE RLCEIvED cor At 1.-THE LHE
frstst or sos y est Twenty thirst. cor Eigntlraye
6PP1cE 6PP E''S NS 2@Si TGrdaye cor oaChundedanl
twenty iourih.s, arem savings Bank Building up to 50
ELEGANT bachelors apartments, large, cool
II handsomely furnished private bath home comforts
25 West 2Gthst, near broadway
UNFINISHED ROOMS.-Elegant suite of
v1iiaS vated RAILWAY. 80. lao wcs, l2d.st.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED sccOnd-story
front acove room also large small rooms on h'Td
and fourth floors with OF without voaJ9 70 OF
STH-AVE., 45, below 14tlf-st.-Large, cool
- suites parior and second floors with or with.
private table Summer prices references exchanged
STH-AVE., SI.-First door below 16th-st.-
TS d aSfGF % Va aoS OF
STH-AVE., 81. first door below 1Gth-st.--
- Handsome rooms second floor with or without board
transiently or permanently leferences
9th WARD st. Lukc's- place, Leroy-st-
- Desirable ROOMS, with BoARDj terms modefate' ref
I4TH-ST., ia WEST.-Desirable front
Il suites single ROOMS with without board suta
bic for families single gentlemen, permanent or tanseu
EfTH-ST., WEST 343-Rooms to to let,
Il suite sngy with hstclass board best Of refer
1eTH-ST.. 81 WEST, near 5th-ave-
Rooms withboar fOr parties desiring pleasant refined
.r0 WEST -ST.-Elegant second floor
O1~ front, with uncxcaptionaoie board. -
91p WEST 22D-ST - Third floor front
OsO ROOM to let with board Summer prices also table
SO WEST 2GTH-sT.. near Broadway
at summer prices reference exchanged
10S WEST 11TH-ST. Elegantly furnished
front rooms on "a and $d hSos Is also @ a ns2
Sf EAST 2OTH-ST.-Suites of ROOMS
OR-priyate bathroom-with private table or without
l0I EAST 23D-ST., large and small rooms
IU4 with good board; Summer prices; table board
references
East SID.
CHEAP RENTS.-107 East 44th-st., near
y Grand Central Depot furnished apartments for small
families gas, bath, &c.
UNFINISHED ROOMS to let at No. 1O2 East
4 23dt "a q 4thavc Parlor and bedroom on
% floor front room on 81 hoo ana one On avn noor 'on
UNFINISHED ROOMS-No. 102 East 23d-st.,
ond floor fourth floor convenient to Tesau
4 EAST 5STlI-ST.-Elegant suite of rooms on
II floor 10 Jet with board also two 'front.' rooms on
lsfsenSS ie4 heS. OyfIo3HM MTS JHM % %BihbsA -'''
JH EAST 9TH-ST., near University-place
lU for s. 90 each with board table board S3
I9A EAST 4OTH,sT;-One door from Lex
ingtonaysLTo etA ngy 81 in5aSe1 a rSo am wn
terms reasonable.
I0S EAST 19TH-ST., near Gramercy Park.
bC-HaDdsome rooms, neatly FURNISHED single and
and families OF adults
Summer prices also a few day bOardeTs.
.knt EAST 15TII-ST Pleasant ROOMS to
ZOf rent furnished with without BOARD.
Brooklyn Board.
At No. 80 2d-pace, near Clinton-st., Brook
~ Iyn-Fne ROOMS and good board pleasant location;
convenient 20 cars and ferry.
DROOKLYN BOARD.-191 ClntOn-ave.; the
ID most delightful part the city, house double detached
surrounded large hne gounds rooms on second noo
Ching room uarlOI table and all appointments first
class few bOarders; mOdeTae references exchanged
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BLACK SILKS.

SPECIAL NOTICE.-Such an oppor-
tunity for purchasing at thc present
ruiuous prices will probably never
occur namin tIiis generation. The pub"
lie are respectfully invited 10 call ana
examine.
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DLOCK ISLAND, Il. !.

pOARD among the Stony Point Mountains
ID forty miles mp the Hudsonby boat or rail- locality IN
surpassed for health; large hOnsc sabnR: large shady
lawns; spring water. and fruit Of all Kinds genuine hl
for the summer best city reference j. d. NJ BOX Oio fos
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Mnsital lilstrume'Ifs

DVERTISENENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THEUP
TOWN OFFICES No. I.2SS Broadway Thirty first
st. on 3OS West Twenty thirdst. cor Eighthaye; 5So
Tbrl ave cor FOrtysevenhst. at the HARLEM OFFICE,
Nn cnsI Thirdsve cor Onchunred and fourths st.
Iiarlem savings Bank Baldng6 up TO at regular
office rates.
DUMAHAUT, late S. Y. BALL a. Co.,
n. No. IL EAST liTH-ST
Chickering'S Stenway's and other Pianos and Organs low
for cash, on instalments and for lent
I IGHTE a. ERNST, old house of Ilghte &
II Bradbury, offer their splendid PI NoFokTEs az ow
prices monthly payments, al IL EAST ist"s~
Also smth's AMERICAN ORGANS.
nRGANS.-Splendid S340 organs for SlOO,
~ $500 800 75 $50 5000 for se sg9 io 9 sSS ana
slB5 for s55 PiANOS-Sg00 pan0orte iOr sSOo LOT
500 $50 for sS5 s7O0 for s65 5000 Tor cash not
used year; perfect order warIsnea @ ,
uIl Wnn ~ a aTE W. WaTERs sons 40 East Ahst. N.Y.
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MURRAY HILL HOUSE, with its lawn


WI wc Conn thirty miles from NcwYork, via the New,
Haven aroad This rs class summer hotel wl De Opehe
for business June H. Its close proximity 10 New YORK
Ofcrs superior advantages TO business tn wishg 10 60
back and forth each day Yachting, boating nshng ana
good arriving and tho has reproof stable attached
Elegantly furnished rooms gas and running water IN
each For further particulars apply OH the premises oJ "
MOTION.
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D DRINKERUOFF UOIISF.

ID At the base Of the CaAkl Mountains, open as a
summer resort 1hsis picturesque and healthy 1alnm
and photograph Oi the house apply at the ttIp
ian Summer and Winter Resort Directory, az EAST
llTII--T.. UNION-SQUARE, y. Y.
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milk ecas poultry large yard amusements and pleasant
scenery, apply shubal finch, Durhap oreone S0i
~. Y Guests who weeks conveyance nom yhEkih
here charge s. per wstk Address shO BAL
PlNCu, Durham, Greene Co.. ". Y.
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EROMWELL'S Lake House. Highland Mills, \.
~. 30 mea Eric. 200 O el.yA. OLINEn CKOMMELL

EOXXENS' WEST POINT HOTEL
~ Opens May 80. For particulars address GOoDsELL
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TIE following we clip from the Mar
shall (lowa Times, as the lady alluded to
is one Of our Lincoln county girls, whose
success is earnestly desired by people who
know her worth:
"Of all the teachers who have left or
contemplate leaving this city, none will
be missed more than Miss Kate Tupper,
who has labored so long and untringly,
and with such marked success. She has
met with many obstacles, and been en-.
numbered with embarrassing circumstances
arising from family difficulties, but above
all and through all she has passed tri-
umphantly, carried by the most lndomita-
Bile will, until she has not only by her
pluck and energy, but by her brilliant al
tainment, lady like bearing and womanly
conduct, gained the respect and affections
of all who know her, and the place she
will leave in their hearts will not easily be
filled. We regret that circumstances have
made it necessary for her to leave our
schools and hope the matter may yet be
abridged, and none regret this more than
the board themselves, who will find it a
difficult matter, if not impossible, to find
person who will fill her place so accept
able rs Our Kate"
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Will You Help.

1t is now understood tnat the Pembina
Company are ready to fulfil their part Of
the ? contract to bridge, tie and iron
the road from Calliope to Beloit, provided
the requisite amount for purchasing the
ties is secured to the company, and the
road bed graded. The full amount of tax
estimated for the purchase of the ties was
not voted, leaving deficiency of about
$4,000, to this amount is to be added the
sum required for grading. Six weeks
since or before the McGregor surveys
were made, the people were anxious and
were subscribing literally tow ards aiding
the Pcmbina Road. The running of the
lines Of the McGregor, and the Pembina
Company delaying action as to assuring
the finishing Of the road if the grading
Was done has in q measure diverted atten.
ton from the enterprise. 1t is to be re-
GREETED as much valuable time has been
lost and when the farmers could and
would have turned out pretty generally
and labored. Harvest is near at hand, and
the enthusiasm has in a measure abated.
But if the people will consider the mat
ter carefully we believe they will admit
the peccssity of renewing their effort and
do all in their power to aid this prof
ect
The uncertainty OF the route Of the NC
Gregor and the still greater uncertainty
as to tho time Of its extension beyond
Sheldon places that matter iii q position
that to depend upon that road for some
time to come is hazardous. Admitting
that when built il will be preferable and
more beneficial than the Pembina, would
it not be suicidal to refuse aid to the latter
on the strength of a mere chance, that at
some indefinite time in the future, the
former road may come or be built upon
one of the lines lately surveyed. In these
DAYS of rush and quick action, one is sure
of no road until he sees the smoke0f the
engine; lines are run and even grades cs-
tablishcd and some freak or cause turn
the completed line in another direction.
We can have the Pcmbina now by
little exertion, and we believe the build
ing OF that will hasten and ultimately
bring the McGregor, for they could both
be of mutual benefit and interest to each
other, and of incalculahle advantage to the
people of the Sioux Valley.
We don't believe IN eXhaustlng your re-
sources in aiding this one enterprise,
neither is it needed, give a portion no@
and secure one road, and by the time the
ether is ready to move you will be i'll far
better condition to aid that and in the
mean time be rcaping the benefits that
railroad will confer
We apprchcnd this is the last cali and
final move tor the PembinN extension up
the Sioux River, and it now lays with the
people themselves whether they hayc it or
not
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Sioux Falls Railroad Matters.
rSnnx Falls PRntnnra1Nh Iune 1Q.

Track laying is completed to within
eleven miles and half of Sioux Falls, and
by Saturday night only nine miles will in
tcrvcnc between US and the end of the
rails. The bridge across the Split Rock
was finished last Tuesday evening. This
being the most difficult spot on the line,
its completion is matter of considerable
qualification.
1t would be an easy matter at any time
for Mr. Vincent, the contractor, to COM
plctc the line to Sioux Falls in fourteen
DAYS, ifhc could have all the ties necessary
but the wet weather has interfered with
getting these out Of the woods. and the
work has neen delayed in consequence
thereof. But it is confidently expected
that this difficulty will be removed by the
last of this week, after which track laying
will progress without interruption, and to
lay mile day would be no great diff
Guilty.
There is still no question that the road
will reach us by the Fourth OF july, ana
the communities along the line, which
contemplate cXcurshing to Sioux Falls on
that occasion, arc warranted i'll making
their arrangements accordingly. II ever
they had full grown welcome in oil their
lives, they'll find it in Sioux Falls if they
will only come.
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HoPs were invented at the same timo the first
stumped toe was discovered.
Mrs. PRESIDENT HAYES went fishing up In the
northern part of New York State, and caught one
trout that weighed 14Ha pounds, which snc sent TO
the President.
CHINA has put Iowa to her trumps in the cyclone
business. The oeiestials had 9 breeze few
days ago that destroyed 5000 houses and killed
10000 people.
LEMARs will celebrate tho Fourth, and as Port
landvile some writer to the LeMars Sentinel, says
"The American eagle will scream as 1t nevel
screamed before In Portlandyillle or on the BIG
Sioux Valley
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GEN. BRAGG, member from Wisconsin,
has presented resolution IN the house
for subcommittee to sit in recess of
Congress to investigate the Custer massa-
ere. A letter to Mr.. Coi!ett, delegate from
Wyoming Territory, from Frederick
Whitaker the Blographer of Gen. Custer
having lntimated that there was good evil
dence that Major Reno displayed gross
cowardice at the battle Of the Little Big
Horn, eliminating in the fearful massa.
ere of Custer and his troops. If such is
the case the dear memory Of this gallant
Gen. demands that the world shou know
OF it and the towards if any dealt with as
they deserve.
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Another Reduction i'll fare.
The Saint Paul & Sioux City 4
Sioux City & Saint Paul
Railroads.

Will celebrate the coming in of the
New Year by general reduction of To-
cal ticket fares from Fine Giants to -Four
CENTS. per mile on all divisions Of their
roads, to take effect January 1st, 1878.
1t appears from the official reports IN
tbc Railroad Commissioners office that
these companies in more than twelve years
of Oncration have never killed or injured
any passenger or lost piece of baggage,
Their express trains are equipped with
the Miller platforms, and Westinghouse
Automatic Air Brakes, and in everything
pertaining to tho safety and comfort OF
connections, are not excelledby any in the
country.
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Sioux FALLS Pantagraph, -: "The
crop reports from all our surrounding re-
gion agree in the staemcnt that there never
has been in the history of the country
such prospect for monstrous yield eve
rything that was planted. We have been
preserved from calamity of every kind,
and the fields are laughing in their luXu-
rance, JUST as if they knew they are in
Dakota and they seem inspired with gen.
eral feeling Of gratitude that Is manifested
by every living thing in all the region.
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Mira. Straw, Miss Oliver 6 Mrs Bertrand
united their schools and had picnic III
Mr. Dunlap's grove, the nth inst. Mrs.
Bertrand's school had exercises in speak
ing, etc, the programme consisting OF
songs, rccitations, and dialogues, the
Messrs. Menors calling the schools to-.
gethcr with their drums. Mrs. Bcrtrand's
school opened the exercises with the song,
"Americl.' Then composition written
by Howard Dunlap, subject "Books." "a
place for everything" dialogue spoken
bv Minnie Sinclair and Cora Martin; "Thc
Pilot" a recitation by Cora Martin" "The
Naughty Little Girl a recitation by Min
ME Sinclair; Song, Edcn;' Composition
written by Andrew Arneson, subject,
" Birds" composition by Andrew Sin
clair subject, Birds and animals Of Da-
kota;" The childrcns Wishes" dia-
logue, spoken by four girls: Mary Annie
and Minnie Sinclair, and Cora Martin.
Nowadays" a recitation by Maggie Sin
clair; RHYMES on Cherokee, Iowa." q
recitation by May Sinclair; "The III Ad
viscr," dialogue, spoken by May, Annie,
and Maggie Sinclair. Song. " Nearer my
God to Thee" Composition by Paul Dun
lap, subject, "Inc Unlteu OtdteS; cOulpo-
sitlon by Geo. Sinclair, subject " Boys"
Song, "Childrcn, love one another" The
closing of the exercises WAS a story read
bv Mrs. Bertrand "Heir to Name," in
which all were interested. tThc pieces
were all we'll delivered and the compost
tons very good. The company then dis
persed to enjoy themselves in various
ways; as ball playing, swinging, games,
etc. Refreshments were served in the
grove at six O'Clock, which all enjoyed
Very much; also, were entertained by most
excellent music, furnished by the Messrs.
Dunlap. AT eight O'Clock all dispersed
for their various homes, feeling as if all
had enjoyed themselves, and the schol-
ars feeling encouraged in their work OF
study. M.
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Wanted.

One hundred COWS for the season. The
subscriber Is now prepared to manufact.
ure Cheese, either by the tb, or on shares.
Will take COWS and give one half tho
cheese for the use of them. Tfyou would
save dmc and money, apply soon.
B. S. WALES.
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CANTON P. o. DIRECTORY.

southcrn daily mail arrives every day except Sun
d.y at s: so r. Departs every day except Sunday
at 6 A. NJ. ,
Northern daily mail arrives every day except Sat-
urd,y at 5:30A. NJ. Departs every day except Mon
Canton and Milltown mall arrives every Tuesday
and Saturday st P. M. Departs every Monday and
tn ursdsy at A. M.
Canton Il Richland mail arrives every Friday, at
bp.M. Departs every Thursday, at A. M.
Canton 4 Vermillion mail departs every Thurs
day at A. M. Arrives every Friday at A. NJ.
0tice o5en from a. III. to =. IN. N. o.. On sun sunaayH
riyes from the North.
'A''' JOHN FALDE. Postmaster.
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To Farmers and Travellers {:

Please take notice, that VIM. Arnold,
Lower Canton, will sell his meat, for the
next thirty days, at the following prices:
Bacon, s cents per 10.
Shoulder, 7 cents per 10.
Salt Pork, cents per lb.
Hams, 10 cents per ID,
Lard, s cents per ID.
FRESH BEEF-Boiling, cents per h.
ROasts, = to 10 g
Steak, 10 to 1919"
All of which will be warranted the best
quality.
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ALEX. II. STEPHENS, Of Georgia, has
written to the chairman of the Democrat
ic committee Of his Congressional district
that if he is ruled out of the Democratic
party because of his recent act and senti-
ment, he viii let the true democracy set
tie that at the polls.
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The regular session OF the Board Of County Com
miss!oners of Lincoln County, D. T., will convene
at the Clerks Office on the first Monday in July, be-
ing the first day OF July A. D. 1878 at 10 O'Clock In
the forenoon, at which meeting any and all bust
ness will be transacted that may be properly
before the Board.
County Clerks Office,
Canton, d. T.. June 9Th, 1878.
THoRE J. THoNsTAD,
County Clerk.
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Installation Of officers of Silver Star
Lodge No. 4, A. F. & A. NJ, will take
place at tho Lodge Room Canton, Mon.
day the cath inst, at 715 o'clock p. H.
Aas0ns and fanatics are iityited
W. II. MILLER, Sr., w. NJ.
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CHOICE AND SELECTED COMPETITION
ARIES, a fresh arrival at
RuBrNsoN's RESTAURANT
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Summons.

Summons.
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA, District Court
COUNTY OF LINCOLN, coin County, I'd
judicial District.
Joseph L. Durkce'
Susan NJ. Durkee.
TIE TERRITORY OF DAKOTA
10 the above named Defendant III the naisie c! the
Territory of Dakota:
You are hereby summoned and required to an-
swer the complaint of the Plaintiff in the above
titled action which was filed in the Office Of the
Clerk Of the District Court Of the I'd Judicial District
in and for the county of Lincoln, on the 9Th day OF
April, A. D. 1S78,and to serve copy Of your answer
to said complaint on the subscriber, at his Office In
the village Of Canton, in said county within thirty
1907 days after the service of the summons upon,
you, exclusive OF the day of such service; and If
you fail to answer the said complaint within the
time aforesaid the Plaintiff in this action will ap-
ply to the Court for the renet demanded in the
complaint.
Dated Canton, Dakota, April sth, 1873.
J. W. TAYLOR,
3-2-7w Plaintiff g Attorney.
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Died.
Notice..

On the 7th inst, in Dayton, FRANK, in
FAINT son of David and Anna Miller.
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-Arnold's ice box would be a comfort
able resting place, compared with any
out door iGGasiGS1..> tt5-;.sJ sJys:~~s"-7-
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Business Cards.
BAILEY & CLIFFORD,
ATTORNEYS.

4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW,
~ Canton, D. T.. Office south Of Harlan House.
Main str 90
MARX ", BAILEY. O. s. GlFFoHD
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WIN. M. CUPrETT,

DEAL ESTATE 4 ABSTRACT OFFICE; "hs
~ pay taxes for non-rosidents. once az the
court House. Canton, D. T. Hu
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MRS. T.. M. WELLS.

NJ NILLINERT 4 FANCY GOODS DEALER has
4sA Just received new stock Of the latest styles
Of summer Goods, also supply OF most fashlonaoie
Patterns. Orders for Dress and Cloak making Will
received prompt attention.
Call early, and see my goods, and learn my prices
before leaving orders elsewhere. (26-tf)
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Land For Sale !

ON LONG TINE, BY
FRED. P. DEAN, Sioux City, Iowa
ECO acres Sectinn li, nS-4R. Lyon county, Iowa
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&, w. N.AYLOR,
nj. Il. SYVERUD,

COUNTY TREASURER, Canton, d. 7. Real
" Estate and tax paying business promptly at
tendod To OHs ,e M court ouse ltf
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A. r. * A, M.
COUNTY OFFICERS,

COUNTY OFFICERS.
Nv, GARTER, District Attorney.
". M. CuppErT, Clerk of District Court.
THoRE ]. THoNsTAD, Register OF Deeds and E1-
offico County Clerk.
GEe, W. NAYLoR, Treasurer.
TO. F1rzoERALD, Judge Of Probate.
P. DIXON, Sheriff.
r. c. JACOBS, Superintendent Of Schools.
". W. PALMER, 200. Commissioners.
NJ T. HoGoBoOM,
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At TORNYY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW AND
~ NOTARY PUBLIC, Canton, Lincoln county, D..
r, Office West end Beloit Bridge.
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j. W. CARTER,
j. w. TAYLOR.

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law
IA Cant on, d. T. Office in Court House.
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G.. TT. WJNSOR,

4 TToRNEY AT LAW, Sioux Falls, y. 7. Of
N flee in Gilberts building, opposite Cataract
House. Especial attention paid to Business i'll the
e. S, Land Office. Is also & Land and Collecting
Agent.
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Another hot Tuesday, but if we can
get one such corn growing day, week it
will reach respectable growth before
Jack Frost nips it.
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G.. T.. Mckay,

q rrORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
n Will practice in all Courts of Iowa aud Dakota.
Special attention given tc collections. Beloit,
Iowa.
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dNANTON, D. T.; west end Bridge ST.; A. P. Dix
ed hotel Reasonable charges. Good aablinG.
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nj. Il. > 4 Y LNCD
VTTATCHMAKER & JEWELER, and dealer in
w Clocks, Jewelry, Etc. at Gilherts store,
Canton, D. 7. al kinds Of work in my line attended
topromptly III l on short notice.
~ REFERENCE-MY WORK.
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PHYSICIANS.
M. NJ. CLARK. II. T..

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, and U. s. Ex-
= aIuiiiing Surgeon OF Pensions, HeloitJ Iowa
Office over Nelson's hardware store.
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Statement of the Condition
OF THE
St, Paul Fire and Marine Insur-
ance Co.

On the 31st Day of December, 1877
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HOTELS.
HARLAN HOUSE;
.gy AN EeNlTSsI

lNANTON, D. T., Main ST., G.. W. Harlan Prop'r.
~ Splendid accommodations for all travellers,
and good Stables in connection with the Honse.
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REYNOLDS HOUSE,

DELOIT, IOWA; conveniently situated; naar
- the East end of the Bridge. Stages from be-
lott, depart from this house daily.
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j. GRIER HAYES. NJ. D.,
J,HysICIAN AND SURGEON. Office at his res
i idence one door south of congregational
Church, Canton, D. T.