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BElo.T ITEMS,

Trunks and valiseS at r. J Fosdiek's
look out for the locomotive when
you hear the bell ring"
Mosquitoes, flies and other insects arc
down with Influenza.
Some of the Beloit people are agita
ting the question of Incorporation.
Tom Sargent has sold his excellen,
farm, south Of town, to F. NJ. Rowley.
r. NJ. Rowlcy has gone east to secure
n large stock Of choice winter goods
1t. L. Mckay has hung out nobby
new sign and is fitting up a hne law
Office.
Quite a number Of prairie schooners
sail through town daily. They are going
west to plow up the country.
Now the season approaches in which
3 man takes deep interest IN the Ircc Of
fuel.
The Reynolds House is always crowd
cu with customers, anu mas q GOOd name
far and near.
Isn't 1t funny to see some OF the expect.
ant ones raise up on tlp.toe and squint
around the point towards Fairview to get
a glimpse Of the "Pembina extension"
steam hoss?
Fishing and duck hunting arc now
leisure time
1t will pay to read 4. J. Fosdick's
new advertisement in another column, Il
will also pay to buy goods at his store, for
he evidently isn't one Of the kind that's
too s,ingy to advertise for custom.
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Visit Of Railroad Omcials.

Supt Merchant and Engineer Nash, OF
the Dakota Southern, accompanied by II.
A. Perkins of the Sioux City Journal,
came up over tue line Of the Pembina ex.
tension on Monday. The Superintendent
informs Us that the iron and ties sufficient
to complete the road to Beloi! are pur.
chased and will be on the ground rs soon
o. the grade is ready to receive them. The
Wednesday and the grade is ready for the
ties 10 the Sioux river, where the bridge
will also be complete by the time the
track reaches it. The grade from the
bridge to Eden depot, ON Buck Wheelocks
place, will also be finished out of the way
OF the tracklayers. In short, they set the
18th Of November as the latest day for the
completion of the road to Fnlrview. Men,
means and material are at hand TO perfect
this Is stated by these gentlemen, and they
mean business.
The building Of tl:e road from Fsirview
now depends upon the citizens interested
in its further extension. Whichever will
do the most will get the road, Belois OK
Canton 1t is the last call and the "siae.os"
must be forthcoming from one source or
the other. The unpleasant picture Of all
the trade Of our Lincoln county farmers
passing away to Sioux Falls ought to
alarm our people to the situation these
towns are placed in, and immediate and
effective steps takeL at once to secure the
extension beyond Fairview.
The delusive theory of the McGregor
road must not continue or this fearful
state Of apathy will result in one almost
irreparable injury. But if those that can
aid are to be So Indifferent as to let oppor-
tunities pass We can stand It if they can.
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TAKE NOTICE,

All persons who desire to pay their
railroad subscription in teaming can now
do so on the line between Fairyicw and
Bcloit. Fifty teams are wanted immsdi-
ateLy. J. NJ CARPENTER.
IT is reported there is no reason to
doubt the perfect accuracy Of the story
that Wc!ch, the Contractor who did the
grading on the Sioux City s. Pembina
road between Portlanlyilc ana Calliopc,
has LETT tao c)alry aoi It's Gre litu.s.-
Nothing has been seen of Inn since about
Il week as) when h; drove over to L..
mars An took the train north. Ii is tho:
that he lost money on his coltract, bat
he has drawn Mi tnst II due hin from the
company. When last down here he was
on drunk and the OH :srs Of the road,
thinking tlat a, his work Wa don. it was
quite p 'ssiblc thSt he might leave with
the money ana let his creditors whistle,
naia him through their chief engineer in
such way that Ii; h:lls 90 it. II is
understood tkat be still owed considerable
to his !lands, and it is knOwn tla' nun
ber Of merchants OF Portiandyillo ar,
down in the mouth and Lighter in the
pocket by their dealings with him. Alto
ge:her he probably owes several hundred
doIlars-S. c. yourAal
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THE people of some sc ctions Of South
ern Illinois are now busy gathering their
crop Of castor beans, which though ma
tive Of Asia, are successfully raised in that
part Of the country, St. Clair county alone
yielding, it is said, about three hundred
thousand gallons Of the oil, of which there
several large manufactures in 81. Louis.
The oil of Illinois is asserted to be fully
equal to that produced in the Lcvcnt, in
Spain, Provence, Brazil or the West Indies
and IS steadily improving in quality. The
ground is prepared as for other crops, and
the bean planted as corn is, with the ext
ceptlon that one bean is put into each hill
and at every fourth row space is left for
the passage OF wagon to gather the crop.
About twenty bushels to Al acre Is consid
cred u fair yield, which begins in Septem.
Der. Commonly used for medicine, it will
answer tor lamps and machi merry, and is
often SO employed The streets of Lima
are, or were very lately, lighted with cas-
or oil, which also lubricatcs most of the
mills on the sugar plantations Of Peru.
The rsislng Of the bean and manufacture
OF the oil is growing industry, and sever
al firms in st Louis have made themselves
rich by it. Bcile7il!e. H., capital Of St.
Clai7 county, is ceEt:e OF the lean pro.
duct, aud being bu, IA 4mlles from ST. Lou
Is, the raw material is transported to that
city, whence it is shipped &C various
places, most Of :hc oil being consumed in
the United States.
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4Oc
Will buy good pair of overalls st T.
J, Fosdick's.

PoazLAsD (orssoa) dispasch says asn. How
ard hss been collecting the bands Of surrendered
Indians at Csup NcDermtt, and the whole Of them,
sssrssstlns about 1000, sSs being transferred 70
Camp Harnsy. Thsy sss hsjd ~ prisoners, snd srs
to wsil ths pleasure Of the Government.
oovEaxxRsr aeent was sent out West to looi
after smother agent Who hs! besn sntrusted With
. considerable amount Of money With which to
build mill on - Indian reservation, and who hsd
not been heard from for . long time. Agent acm
b<r two sfssr dilssat search rsportsd that hs hsd
found dam b mill site, but he asd found ueith
or agent, money or aill by . dan stts.
TEE elections IN the United States Of Oolombis
have Just closed psaeefuy. and ths reSulsr revolu-
lua v bsias sessniseA without any alarm or trou
BILE. Ths new PrssIdsnt W10, ssosrdns TO cssto n
be shot to.Aosrow suA tranquility will b. restored.
The people Of saataadss havs sdepssd rssolut! on'
expressing tAsls sstssa for ed cenAdsnes In sht
old Prssidsat wAsa eAsy ahos yssAsrday. There Il
no tntsn ap&son 70 busassss.-tbusun6ton Hswh
oY0s
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UNITED SrATRs LAND o. cIcn,
AiouY rAiia. D. r. Sent. IL. 1873,

Complaint having been entered at this once BY
Gilbert ailbertson ssEnst f. Lagerin, for eban-
doning his Timber Entry Nc. SIC, dated aug. 9th
1874, upon the North east <, Section One, Town.
DAKOTA With vic ITO the cancellation Of eaid entry
the said parties hereby summoned TO sppear q
this office ON the 18th day OF November, 1878, ss
O'Clock p. m, tc respond and furnish testimony
concerning said s,lsgsd absnao4msnt.
d. f. CAHS8LL, Register.
J. y. WashburD, Receiver.
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School Notice.

Notice !s hereby given that school will
comm encc in District No. Is, Qower Can
torD Linco In Co., d. T, on Monday, Oct,
2lst 1878.
Applications to teach said school
showing wages desired and grade of schol
arship, should be made in writing, and al.
cd with the clerk.
By order of the Board,
J. w. TAYLOR,
Sept %, rs. Dist. Clerk.
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WE heard good deal of ou,cry about
the falling off of foreign trade. In July
ne exports were seven millions greater
than for the same month of the year pre-.
vious, ana our importations abou. two
millions less. For the present year to
September our exports far exceed the i'm
ports, and goad authority gives US a
trade balance in our favor Of over sixty.
millions. This proves how much money
there is coming to lis for staples and pro-
visions thut we send abroad. The asricul'
tural reports from all parts Of the country
are so encouraging, if it were not for the
Southern scourge we might hold \ nation.
al harvest home jubilee. When American
beef is in foreign demand, our stockrnis.
CTS may well feel elated. American man.
ufacturcs a-e called for in rapid increase.
| The prospects Of the nation are not at all
gloomy, and rs the people can create such
Legitimate CORNERS" in produce, and
pool such staple "issues'' from our own
resources, we needn't feel alarmed at mo.
mcn,ary excitements created by mouthing,
sclfseeking politicians.
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Soldiers and Sailors Reunion,

The third annual reunion of the soldiers
and sailors Of Dakota ill bc held at Elk
Point on the 9th day vi October, 1873. In
the forenoon Of the 9til there will be d
grand parade, and in the afternoon at two
o'clock sham battle. II will be All in
tantry engagement, assisted by artillery
Extensive preparations have been made
and the boys propose to have \ grand
time. Those who have never witnessed a
battle ought to be present on that occas.
ion 1t will truly he sight worth
seeing. In tho evening an address Of We.
come will be made by A Hughes, an ora.
ton by Hen. Geo. IL. Hand, and Phil. K
Faulk will act as historian.
Every soldier should take Z gun and
twenty rounds of blank cartridges. Hun
up your old shot guns aud devote Que day
10 renewal Of the associations formed
daring the war
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Uxr1rp srAr.. LAND oy.1os, /,

UNITED sTATss LAND Oy11cs,
Sioux Falls, d. 7. Sept. :, 1873.
George ". Palmer, Canton. D. T.
You are hereby notined that Nc Honorable Com.
xnissioner Of the General Land Once, In = lettsl
datsd aug. q, 1878, he's adjudged your Hornsstead
Entry No. 60Ss, upon Lots and NV 4. section
50, Township %, Range 81, forfeited: You are y
lowed sixty days from the daAA oS this notsce %
VhaeA "a appsal from said dsoaston.
q. +. CAN1A11l, Register.
IN. WAA0NVD0, A0MlvsR.
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CANTON p. O. DIRECTORY.

1.ys ~ An. Departs every day except Sunday
st7P.M NJ.
northern daily mail arrives every day except Sun
d.yxtT:MY. ~. Departs every day except Sun
do J At A.H.
canton and Milltown mail arrives every Tuesday
and Friday ut IAN Departs same days at P. NJ.
Canton L Richlsnd mail arrives every Friday, at
sr.x. Departs every Saturday, At A. N.
Office o,en from A. n. to sP. NJ. On Sundays
from to P. H.. aud one hour after the mail
river from the North.
JOIN FALDE, Poytmaster,
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Notice..

Those persons wishing to board students
this winter, and those who will take young
men or women to wo-k for their board,
will please address, soon.
KATE T. TUPPER, Beloit.
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Notice..

Is hereby given that the Board Of Coun
ty Commissioners Of Lincoln Co., d. T.
will convene in regular session At the
Clerks office, Canton, d. IT,, on Monday
the 7th day of October, 1878 at 10 O'Clock
a M, at which session any business viii
be transacted that is properly brought be
fore the Board
Canton, D 7. Sept 23d, 1878.
THORE j. THONsTAD,
County Clerk.
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Taken Up.

Two horse colts, both dark bay, and
about months old. Came to my prem.
iscs niiles northwest OF Canton on the
22d of Sept The owner can have the
same by proving and paying charges.
J. w, BEARD.
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Wanted.

500 Teams, on the Pcmbina extension
between Cslliopc and Fsirview. 800 y
day will 30 paid Tor man and team, and
$3.50 day for man alone. Apply to
&. NJ. BERGAN,
On the road between Fairview and Cal
liope.
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Publishers.
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Writing School.

We are pleased to learn that Prof. L. G
Wilder, teacher Of Penmanshir, IS organic
ing classes, at Bcloit and Canton, giving
young ladies and gentlemen All exec lien
opportunit, to improve their hand wri,
ing. Tuition, $500 per month.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY

Yr.sooPAL SKRvICE In Canton at the School
house oh the second and fourth Sundays Of each
month, at IL O'Clock A.. NJ. Until further notice
services will be conducted BY Rev. DR.. NJ. Hoyt.
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$500
$500
Will buy . good Overcoss at T. ]. Fos.
dIckI.
Notice..

All those indebted TO me are respectfully
to call and settle the same.
DIR JIG. HAYS
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A. T. & A. N.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Nv. CAhrxn, District Attorney.
W. NJ. CUrpxrr. Clerk OF District Court.
Tnony J. TnoSsrAD, Register OF Deeds and Ell.
sYacio County Clerk.
Gro. W. NAYLoR, Treasurer.
j. O. FIrz~ERALD, Judge Of Probate.
A p. DIXON, Sheriff.
u, C. JACOBS, Superintendent Of Schools.
4 AaHEsoS, Chairman,
W. ". PALNER. fCo. Commissioners.
n. T. HOGOBooM
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Money to Loan

In sums to suit On Real Estate securlt
5 10 years time.
J. w. TAYLOR.
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$500
Will buy good mems vinAsf soit OF
n1ofhes Al T. j. FosdfekN
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MISCELLANEOUS.
lYNI. M. CUPPETT.

" M. nj. W 7 u ~
IDEAL ESTATE l. ABSTRACT OFFiCE; WI
- pay taxes for non-residents. Ohce at the
Court House, Canton, D. 7. w
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M. l.. SYVEIeUD.
NIKS. Il. NJ. WELLS,

NKS. T.. NJ. WELLS,
MILLINERY l. FANCY GOODS DEALER has
AVA just received new stock Of the latest styles
of summer Goods, also supply Of most fashionable
Patterns. Orders for Dress aud Cloak making Will
received prompt attention.
Call early, and see my goods, aud learn my prices
before lasyinp orders Clswhere (26-tf)
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1915

Will buy boys suit Of clothes ~. J.
F0VdioAb,
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a. w NAYLOlS.

(<OUNTY TREASURER, Canton, D. r. Real
~ Estate srd tax paying business promptly at
-snded to. ON Il At Court H ouse. III
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Business Cards,
ATTORNEYS.
BAILEY & CLIFFORD,

DAHL CA " 1t Il o1SDS
A TTORNFYs AND CoUNsELORS At LAW
"A Canton, d. r. Of.ice south Of Harlan House,
Main street.
MARX y, UAILkY. O.. CLIFFORD
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WESTERN HOTEL.

T EMARS, IOWA, corner 9th and washington
IL streets G. H. Dingemans, Proprietor, (suc-
cessor to NJ Tbil.Scn). well-furnished table, :nd
clean. airy sleeping rooms. Ample Feed and Liv-
cry Stables attached. Excellent hotel for farmers
Terms moderate.
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viii buy good undershirt or . pair
drawers OF FOsdiCk
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j. W. GARTER,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
"A Will practice In all Courts Of Iowa and Dakota
Upecisl attention given tc collections Belot,
Iowa.
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Th,J lr,gn.Gcent Eisht-paye Weekly, wita it,
IssTes Gu: INA rsated in hona form By machinery,
will be 2ent TO any addrsss In ths United 6asss OF
Canada. 1of one year, for
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PHYSICIANS.
HOTELS.
HARLAN HOUSE,
DIXON HOUSE,

ivANTON, d. T., Main st., q. ". Harlan Prop'r
~ Splendid accommodations for all travellers
snd Roed Stables In connection with the House.
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(NANTON, d. r.; west end Bridge st.; A +. DIX
- on Proprietor. A commodious, well-arrsng-
ID hotel. Reasonable charges. Good stabllhS'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-06-12

GOOD TEMILAR ITEMs.-Addison Coun
ty Union was held at Bristol. May 20.
much larger number than usual were
present and the occasion was an eminen,
success.
Champlain Union, Franklin County,
was held at Swanton, June 9th. Address
by Rev. E Folsom, G. w. C. T.
Washington County Union will be held
at Planfield. June 20th.
Bennington County Union will meet
with ASbury Lodge, No. e.. Pownal
Center, Wednesday. June 18th. Address
by The Rev. Henry Buffum.
A Juvenile Templars' ride to, and pic
mic at Nichols grove, Montpelier. Sltur-
day, June 1st, was participated in by
Temples from Mortified, Gouldsville,
Waterbury and Plain6eld, and by Band of
Hope, Montpelier.
The Grand Temperance Mass Meeting
for the state, under the direction of the
Grand Lodge of Good Tempars, will be
held at Burlington on the 9th day of
June. 1878. Great reduction in railroad
rates! Eminent speakers from abroad
The Grand Reform Club, Temple of Hon
Or, and all other temperance societies and
temperance people invited to be present
and participate. Particulars will be given
soon
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-06-12

dARYly rGLDGN. Judge. N. A. CHASE. Register
The following business was transacted
in the Prob lte Court of the District of
Washington during the week ending
June 10:
June T. Benz. Porter's estate-a dmin-
istration account referred TO June "a.
Roswell Ayers estate-commissioners'
report returned.
June 5. d. il. Nelson's guardianship
A. d. Pearce, guardian. Clarence h. Kel-
tons estate administration account re-
ferred TO June %.
June 6. Alice A. Wheaton's guardian
ship guardian account allowed.
June 7. Susan NJ. Cree's estate -appli-
cation for license to sell real estate re-
ferred to July |.
june 10. Sorhronia Brighan's estate
administration account referred to June
90. Lowell Shepard's estate-G O. Boyce,
administrator; A. d. Bragg and D. Stod-
dard. appraisers and commissioners. l..
+ Woodwar,l's estate application for
license to sell real estate referred TO July
3. James Wallace's estate report Of COM
missioners of homestead returned.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-06-12

Though ounces t.I,ttv ". .enu-s tue 81 H.,
invisible except through microscope, the per- pl.
ration, IN state health. eXutIes, huut 10y hnu,
night an 'lav. fhe total obstruction Of these mi
mute outlets would prn'luce death; and when they
become partially l'lucka,lel, the skin gIOss d'y
yellow and nnaly dsease, and the general hea n
Is iniurOusly affected. Glenn's Sulphu, SOar, by
opening the pores, removes erul'tiOnS and unheal-
thy ~ anulatOns on the skin, AID lmpaIts to II a
healthiul clearness, humility and smnuthness ham
shln2 from the face OF beauty cOmpleXi"nal blein-
lshes, whether attributable to inquiries in the
capillary circulation, or to undue exposure TO the
IN ami wind. For obstinate scOrbutc complaints
ike the Itch, salt rheun, and cry sIpelas, II Is a
sovereign remedy being quite AS eff ,ctlve "a sui
phur Baths, for such malaIles, AS well as iheuma-
ism and govt IL is a womb Ously healing an
soothing IN its action, reunlng the cutlce where
broken by external injuries relieving the swelling
andinflammaI0n uttrnhant UpOnspraIus ,scalds and
biuses, and curing the most ubstinat, es ani
ulcers. The Medical Profession sanction its use,
anu from all Glasses of society, volt ntary evidence
IN ITS favor Is continually manlting. Ladies Of
fashion prefer to any similar accessory oil the toilet
anu the bath, since II promotes not only health,
Out personal aitrIctiyeness. Az a dsinlectant If
di>ease-cOntamnated clothing il has no peer. Al
Ter they have been washed with Glenn's sulphur
Soap garments and linen IRON the sick room may
be handled with perfect impunIty Sold by all Drug
gsts.
HALEs HAIR & WHIsKER DYE, Black or Brown.
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COMMON SENSE.

Many imagine all advertised medicines TO he
worthless nosrums, and Hndscllmlnately condemn
them but is 1t not injdatice to the thousands OF
respectable citizens who give voluntary evidence
of benefits received, to thus question aud doubt
Their veracity and integrity? Fairbanks standard
scales are extensively advertised Does 1t neces.
sanly follow that they are Inferior In make, ami
less accurate than others! III I'VE my hot o'en
ii, mon 5 rated TO be among the best! Again l. u
common sense TO suppose III It physician with
C. pital could be induced TO haz ira u am a ',,
clIned reputation upon worthless hftlcie! NV
Pierce Nj d.. the W0' lrs Dispensary and Inva-
lds Hotel, Buffalo N. Y, is the proprietor ii the
mo t popular family medicines in the maj ket. His
reputation as a skillfu surgeon aud physician mas
been fully established for miny years "onIi
py sicians and clergy alter having iestei MS met
cines thoroughly, unite in commenting mem 10
the afflicted, If they possessed no merit? The
undersigned take pleasure IN Recommend ny d.
ple ce and his Family Medicines 10 all WHO my
need them. No..
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