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The daily gazette., 1878-01-04

Mt OTICE.-The annual meeting of the
IN Farmers Association OF New Castle
Co, for the Recovery of Stolen Horses, will
be held in the Telegraph Building, corner
Third and Market Sts., Wilmington, Del +,
on Saturday, January 18th, 1878, at IL
O'Clock, a. M, when officers for the ensuing
year Will be elected, and other business
transacted. Punctual attendance of mem
bers Is requested. ]. II. HOFFECKER,
jan2-d&wtm Secretary.
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ELECTION.

INJECTION.
Ia UNION NATIONAL BANK
OF WILMINGTON.
Wilmington, Del, Dec. sth, 1877.
Notice is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting of the Stockholders of the Union
National Bank of Wilmington, will be held
at the Banking House, on Tuesday, the Sth
day of January, 1873. between the hours OF
and o'clock, p. m. JNO. PEOPLES,
dec8-1m Cashier.
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A meeting of merchants, bankers and
others was held in Eoston yesterday, and
resolutions were adopted eulogizing the
Bland silver bill and the repeal Of the
resumption act.
We shall never cease to endorse the
good qualities of DIR. Bulls cough syrup I;
for without its good effect our paper
would have been short of reading matter
this week we had shocking cough. -
Weekly Union.
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lst mos AL, ,655, $50 Last six, 521 ,s47 200
Total during the year, 963 ,5O3, ,5O8 gals.
Supplied by water pumps 279,703, ,2S0
Worthington, 562, ,020, ,490
Cornish, 81 1854 800
Daily average, 2,639,735
Average consumption, per capita (on
Ii basis OF AZ, 600 popupn) 81
The cost of pumping water into the
reservoir by the Worthington pump is
500 per million gallons by the water
pumps, ,s2.52 by the Cornish pumps,
Sl4.27 ; and by the Worthington pump
at Tenth andMarket streets, S2432.
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HE PHILADELPHIA, VIII.

i MINGToN BALTIC. II. r.. co.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 9th, 1877.
The annual meeting OF the Stockholders
or this Company, and an election of Di.
rectors. will take place at the office of the
Company In Wilmington, Delaware. on
Monday, January 14th, 1873, at p. IN.
ALFRED HORNER,
| de27 7-eodtian14 Secretary.
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. 4,l52.22

The follow ing table shows the num-
Der Of gallons Of water supplied each
month during the year:
January, 1885, 200 July, S6,745,0 ,0S0
February, 60 692, ,420l August, 81 ,3l8,680
March, 69,O52, 040lSeptember 81 ,430, 260
April, 69,669 ,600IO October, 86,784 900
Nay, 1879 $50 November 79, ,42l 400
June, S4,546, $50 December "a, ,l47 ,72O
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Fuel for the Prairie Farmers.

Mr.. G.. c. CLARKE, of Kasota, has given consider
able attention to the question of providing fuel for
the farmers the treeess prairics, and has planted
seventy thousand trees In Murray county this
season. He has however, another plan which will
meet the wants of those who are destitute of fuel
while their timber is growing which is to plant the
ordinary sunlower and burn the stalks. He has
shown one of these flowers which measures 3
feet inches in diameter BY cultivaJing the plant
corn is cultivated, acre of ground will
produce twelve cords Of these stalks, which burn
readily and make a very hot fire, and the growth of
an will supply any farmer with sufficient fuel
for winter. The snn howsr seeds excellent for
poultry, and even preferred to cora. Tls crops
of seeds alone will we'll pay for the cultivation, Ieav
the fuel as clear profit. This is matter worthy
the attention of all farmers who are living where
timber is scarce. Mr.. Clark has raised number
OF bushels of the seed this season on his farm in
Kasota.
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Teachers' Institute.


=; ~.t t~>': :" .''>,,,,; ,:,,, viii Il.
held at Canton, beginning Oct ltth 1878, att O'Clock
p. m., and closing Oct. 10th, at noon
All persons intending to teach III this county dur
Ing the next u months, requested to make a
reasonable effort to attend.
Any teacher, absent on account of having work to
do show lack of interest and is not aiming to benGt
the sch ool district that may employ him, and the
only incentive of such an instructor is teachers
wages. Persons who are averse to spend time TO
qualify themselves, will make sacrifice TO be-
come successful teachers, hardly worthy of be
ing employed by school district.
The Institute exercises are public and calcula ted
to be of general interest. Two evening sessions
Will be devoted to lectures, essays, and reading.
A cordial invitation to attend the exercises is
tended to all friends of education ami School ofi-
GERS especially solicited to be present for this is
aJs ood opportunity to observe the capabilities of
the different teachers and their willingness to do
good work, all of which will aid in procuring good
teacher, when needed.
Sept Ii, 1873. b. G. JACOBS,
Co. Supt.
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Col. S T. Spoltorl, prcsiden, o' lhc iowa
state agucuiturai society, in his address at
thc 31eliH 0! hc state iAir at Cedar Rap
Ils, spoke thc following words Of vision
god for people Of whatever trade or call
ing: During the year there has been d.
gree OF fin tnCial d2pre ,5ol that Is far from
cnco lTlging. It IS needless to recount in
your hearing the uphcaTal of the business
OF the country since the panic Of 1873. l.
is nee llcss that | tel Of til collapse OF
DiMks, OF the utter bAl iru ).c; an | ruia
that came to merchants and manUtac urcS
and miners, and all other branches Of lG
gitinAtp business. Politicians may a.:
sumo cause and suggnst u remedy, but
thc oHIy ctuSa Of depression Is rX,rNV4-
gancu il living, speculation AMI II rcsLtj-
ant debt. am now Old in years | have
been q citizen of lhs state for twenty three
years | have observed with tOlcraEle
tarcfullncss the progress it has made
and have seen it in times when spccula-
ton blindC the eyes and almost usurpCd
the power Of reason. | have scen it when
80 .,'., r.u,
:, ,:,,a. ,.a,,,
49, n,., .d
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Nv '''''>S w. e'nor ,7na,,
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'''' ''''N'''' '''.' 80 c,a', ,,o
S"e"' ~ saw '''I''
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VOL. I'LL.
! ECOT ITEMS.
iowa election Oct. 8.

iowa election Oct. ..
Grading commenced at Fairvcw, yes.
terday on the S, G. & p. r. X.
The "equinoctal" tapercd off with u
loud thunder storm Tuesday night.
"A new furniture store is about to
open III the Worthington building by two
gentlemen from the east
A store with well heated stove in it
will draw lOaier clear across the street
these cool evenings,
Supervisor Tlllotson has repaired the
roadway on the Dridge,--a commcndable
improvement,
The sound Of q good bell in the belfry
of the School house would appear more
metropolitan like, and would be Il great
assistance in regulating the attendance of
the pupils.
Wild geese are vending their way
south, which, the wise old croakers say,
indicates III early winter
-Mcssrs. OpsaI, Hood, Nelson, Fos-
dick, Peterson and Coulter made an cx-
cu'sion trip one day this week to the ter
minus Of te Sioux City & pcmbina Rail
toad. They report the grading aboU,
completed to Eden, and the iron laid to
within two or three miles of G alliopc.
Kuhn & Co. are entitled TO the patro.
Hagc of the peopl" as the work done by
them here in the line OF renovatng feath-
ers and matrasscs is uncqUallcd. They
perform all they advertise and those who
have tested their work il this placv speak
in the highest terms ofit They are gen
'lcm2A - 1t, witA nnl merit 4 gori
support.
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Another Reduction in tlrc
The Saint Paul s, Sioux City ~
Sioux City 81 Saint Paul
Railroads.

viii celebrate the coming IN Of tho
New Year by u general reduction Of 10.
cal ticket fares from Flee Cents to -Four
Cents, per mile On all divisions of their
roads, to take effect January let, 1878. s5
1t Itappcars from the official reports II
the Railroad Commissioners office that
these companies in more than twelve years
of operation 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 The safety and comfort OF
connections, are not cxccllcdby any in the
Conntry.
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A SEA serpent has h"on seen ri Aaiesiind
on the Norwegian coast. Among the wit.
ucsses was Nh ioachim Anderson, the
DANISH Consul at AaIesund, who was an
occupant of boat near which the scrpcn;
suddenly rose to the surface OF the water.
Mr. Anderson and party swcre well able to
observe its head which Is described as be
ING of the dimensions of that OF a large
dog, but. very fiat, and considerably mar
rover round the neck. The trunk appear
ed to them twenty metres long and two
thirds of metre in diameter There was
no name. nor were there scales. Chase
was given by the occupants OF the boat for
nearly an hour, and, though the sea-ser-
nent must have been annoyed it showed
no wish to fight. The next day the ser
pent appeared again, and there was
grand hunt, which ended, however, in dis.
appointment
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MULLEN AS CURE FoR CoSsuMPrIoN.-A cor
respondent writes as follows bout the flower of a
well-known plant: I have discovered remedy for
consumption. 1t has cured number of cases after
they had commenced bleeding at the lungs and hec-
tic flush was already the cheek. After trying
this remedy to my own satisfaction, have thought
philantrophy required that should let it be known
to the world. 1t is common mullen STEPPED s-ong-
~ and sweecned with coffee sugar, and drunk free
ly. Young old plants gond dried in the shade
and kept in clean bags. The medicine must be con
tnued from three to six months, according to the
nature of the disease. 1t is very good for the blood
vessel also It strengthens and builds up the sys-
tenn instead Of taking away the strength. 1t makes
good blood, and takes inflammation away from the
lungs. 1t is the wish of the writer tina. every peri
odical in the United States Canada aud Europe
should publish this recipe foF the benefit of the
human family. Lay this by and keep 1t in the
house ready for use.
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Notice.

Is hereby given that the Board Of Coun
ty Commissioners Of Lincoln Co., D. r.
will convene in regular session at The
Clerks office Canton, d. T., On Mondny
the 1th day Of October, 1873 at 10 O'Clock
q m, At which session any business viii
be transacted that is property brought bs
fore the Board.
Canton, u. 7. Sept esd 1878.
fHoRE j. TnoNsTAD,
County Clerk.
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School Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that school vii
commence in District No. 45, dover Can
toD Lincoln Co., D. T, on Monday, Oct,
2tst, 1879.
Applications to teach said school
showing wages desired and grade of schol
arship, should be made in writing, and fl
ed with the clerk ..
BY order Of the Board,
J. W. TAYLOR,
Sept 90, '1S. Dist. Clerk.
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"WHAT column of the Hawkeye do you edit -
the lnqui.iyo visitor from Connecticut asked the
business manager, he entered the counting-room.
'The spinal column column, young man." said the
Captain, glaucing severely the top of the l"Ag-
er, "the spinal column And the young ms ,reat
out with a thoughtful air, though he had learned
something about the backbone of newsPaper that
had never occurred to him before, Furugt II
awkeye.
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Writing School.

We are pleased t. learn that Prof. e. C.
Wilder teacher Of Penmanship IS organizing
c'as ses, at Beioi and Canton, giving young
ladies ard gentlemen an excellent oppor-
tunlty to improve their hand wiring. .
Tuition $500 per month.
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Nv re ..':.<n.- er,.
A. 4, b a, M,
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CANTON NP. Q. DIRECTORY,

Southern daily mail arrives every Gay except sun
1ayat7 Am. Departs every day except Sunday
ct Pm "
Northern daily mail arrives every day except Sum
dIyat7:O 90 p. NJ. Departs every day except sun
Canton and AIilltown mail arrives every Tuesday
and Friday at II NJ. Departs same days at p. NJ.
Canton 4 Rchiand mail arrives every Friday, AZ
6P. NJ. Departs every Saturday, at SA. NJ.
Office oxen from A. NJ. to =. M. On Sundays
from to p. NJ, and one hour after the mail ar
rives from the North.
JOIIS FALDE, Postmaster.
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w WallCeCl.

500 Teams. on the Pcmbina extension
between Calliope and Fairvicw $500 4
day will be paid Tor man and team and
$3.50 day ion man alone Apply to
G. M. BERGAN,
On the road between Fairvicw and Cal
liopc.
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Taken Up.
B. G. JACOBS,
Co. Supt.

Two horse colts, both dark bay, and
about months old. Cam. 10 my prem
iscs miles 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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.HTSCELLi NEOtS.
WIN vi. CIpPf EFT.

DEAL ESTATE * ABSTRACT OFFICE; WI
u pay taxes for uou-resdents. Office at the
Cour rt House. Canton, d. 7. "a
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WESTERN HOTEL,

T EMAR5, IOWA, corner 9th ana Washington
IL streets G. II. DMgcmans, proprietor, (suc-
cessor 70 NJ Thjltaen). 4 well-furnished table, md
clean, airy Sleeping rooms. Ample Feed and Liy-
cry Stables attached. Excellent hotel for farmers
Terms moderate.
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DIED.-At the residence OF her daughter, Mrs. L..
7. Dunning, o.. the 10Th inst, Mrs. II b. Petugrew,
in the G2d year of her age The remains will beaken
to Evansville .'is., for nterment leaving here to-
morrow afternoon by special trsiu.-Siout Falls
Independent.
The deceased was the mother Of Hon. r. T. Petit
grew. who faithfully attended her through her sick
nSss with the care of an afectonate m)ther.
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CANTON, ID. T., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2G. 1873


ss6ls ~ ''N .''~''
according to letters received, caused mn,
mense damage at Port.au Prince. The
government works were entirely destroyed
at Jacme. The high sea broke up and
destroyed ali the small vessels at anchor,
aud the warehouse on the shore, Goods
on the wharvcs were washed away, inclul.
ing 100000 pounds Of logwool belonging
TO various owners. On the other side OF
the town the river swept away several
houses. The hurricane also destroyed en-.
tire coffee and cocoa crops FIVE vessels
riding at anchor were driven ashore.
Among them were the Dominican trgatc
Ogamn and at Aux Crves, In less than
three hours 434 houses were destroyed, al
50 the powder magazine, the courthouse
and other public buildings. A large num-
Der Of persons were killed and wounded.
At Avin 1856 houses were swept away and
in Cavailon only four houses remain.
Many lives are also reported lost. The
sea rushed over the town Of st Louis and
swept nearly everything away, bringing
men, women and children iii its c0nrsc.
The LaGrandc Ausc was nearly swept out
of existence, and at Jcrcmc only twenty
houses rcma and several vessels were
driven ashore. At GOraail 10 houses have
been demolished. In the country districts
the hurricane destroyed many plantations.
At Trinidad ships, steamers, lighters and
other crafts were swept ashore.
THE Nebraska State Fair opened al
Lincoln Monday. The exhibits Of stock
machinery, fruits, and farm products is
three times greater than any previous year
TIE Iowa State F il at Cedar Rapids
closed lust week. The attendance was
not Is lnrgn as last year.
Sheldon Nal: Yesterday the track
laying had reached a point l0l5 miles west
Of Spenocr, and are coming this way ut
lAc rate of 4 miles per day. With favor
able weather il is thought the cngi ic will
bo able - t,Ot in Sheldon about the 18th
of October
THE number IF houses in London is
$50, 0,OOJ in Paris, 64,VJ0. There are more
houses in the great metropolis than in
Paris Berlin, Vienna and New York.
New York, Sept. pa letter from
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Notice.

All those indebted to me arc respectfully
requested to call and settle the same
DR. j. a. HAYS.
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4 TTORNEY At Law. Sioux Tajl~, D. T. Of
n flee in Gnbert's building, opposite Cataract
House. Especial attention paid to Business in the
u. S. Land once. Is also Land and Collecting
Agent.
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q. w. NAYIOR,

(NOUNTY TREASURER, Canton, D. T. Real
~ Estate 81 d tax paying business promptly at
ended to. On + at Court House. III
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CHURCH DlRECTCRY.

EPISCOPAL SERVICE-ln Canton at the School
house, oh the second and fourth Sundays of c"ch
month. at II O'Clock 4. VI. Until further notice
services will be conducted ry Rev. Dr. VI. Hoyt.
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Nt;{S, r. Is. " .ELLS,

MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS DEALER has
N1 Just received. new stock OF the latest styles
of summer Goods, also supply of most fashohaoie
Patterns. Orders for Dress AID Cloak 'lafnS VIII!
received prompt attcation
Call early, and see my goods, and learn my prices
before leaving orders elsThore. l2o-up
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G. l.. Mex AN.

4 TTORNEY AND GnUNsELOR AT LAW
IA Will DraCtct in all Courts of Iowa &ld Dak"ta
Special attention given tc coile2tioA'. Eclol''
Iowa.
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UNITED STATES LAND prFInE. !!

UNITED STATES LAND orrIcE.
Sioux Falls, D. I. Sept. o, 1878.
George W, Palmer, Canton. D. I. ,
You are hereby notified that the Honorable ta. n1.
missioner of the General Land Ofice, II lette,
dated Ang. %. 1873, has adiudgel your Hon1'steah
.e Tntrv No No. 59s5, upon Lots and NV Z, Section
So township 9s Range 81 forfeited: You ire =. ~
lowed sixty days from the date Oh 'l'' ho'''' ~
which to nppeal from said decision.
WHICH W "pfo' b. F. CAMpBELI., II Rsglster.
M wAsHpURs, Receiver
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ALI styles OF visiting cards neatly
printed at the ADVOCATE office.
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pHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. and Z. 5. EX-
L aminiug Surgeon of Pensions, Beloit, Iowa.
Office at residence west of school house.
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and good Stables in connection with the House.
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Nj. l.. SYViIRG ID,

TT1ATCHMAKER 4 JEwELER, and dealer IN
w Clocks, Jewelry, Etc At Gilbert store,
Canton d. Y. Il kinds of work III !ny line attended
to promptly IN on short no'icc-
sFS@ REFERENCE-MY WORK.
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CHOICE AND SELECTED CoNEEcTIoN
ERIEs, fresh arrival at
RuBINsoN's RESTAURANT
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1 TTORNEYS AND C0JE&ELORS At LAW,
~ Canton, d. 7. Office south OF Harlan House,
Gan street.
u.prw n,Itfy O.s.GTrFonD
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A kTTORNEY AND CDrNSELOh AT LA" AND
y NOTARY PC8LIC, Canton. Lincoln county, y.
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SiOUv Cry JournaI: 1t is rumOrcd
that the St. Paul and Sioux City railroad
company will start out corps of engi
necrs to make 4 preliminary survey for AT
extension Of their Sioux Falls blanch tc
the Missouri river