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The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1878-11-28

BY the courtesy Of the proprietor of
the Dixon House, its rooms were opened
fot the reception Of some elghty persons
, on Friday evening who gaharcd there for
an enjoyable time
! That it proved such Is the universal
verdict Of all who participated, and for
this happy occasion we are certainly un.
der the greatest obligations being made
the recipients of the manifestation of re-
| spcct and we'll wishes Of those present -
! We were induced to believe hat an infOr-
nal gathering of q few was all that would
! occur. but The number present from upper
ard lower Canton and from Belol was in
fact great surprise as well as an agreea-
bic one.
II seemed to be under the management of
the Ladies', and as usual IN 'er such auspl
ccs their bountiful prcparations were
manifest The tables were under the su-
perintcndance of MRS. Harlan and Mrs
| Dixon. Oysters and rich Gales, with
| the customary dishes accompanying a well
| planned festival were furnished in abun.
dance. There was dancing for those who
choose to participate, with the excellent
music Of Dunlap Bros and the parlors
were thrown open for all who spent the
evening in converse or in sOclal games
Unless person was bound not to enjoy
himself, ample opportunity was afforded
for an agreeable pas'ime.
One interesting feature Of the evening
was the appearance Of the Normal Class
of young ladies with their teac her Miss
Kate Fupper, all Of whom had adopted
the novel style Of trimming their dresses
with newspaper frlnges, and some with
newspaper kilt pleating, while the entire
company wore paper badges, al intended
to be indicative Of a newspaper party.
Little az the writer mcri;cd this public
demonstration Of an approval cf his feeble
.fliorts at journalism il certainly WAS one
that was met with profound sense Of
gratitude and heartfelt appreciation in re
sponse, and its memory will brighten the
many dark hours that are sure to cloud a
county journalists life in the daily strug-
gle for lfes necessalies. Only those who
have handled The Fabqr and by experience
have tasted the numerous bitter doses Of
that terrible silence that often. follows
ones well intended efforts for a public
benefit and have been subjected to the
modification that accompanies embar.
easements peculiar to the profession
can fully understand our feelings over this
never 10 be forgotten kindness, I: will bo
bright spot in our memory wherever our
lines may fall. and when the eye grows
dim, the steps falter, and the hand trem-
bles in the exercise Of its duty, the happy
gathering at the Dixon House, and its
pleasant surroundings will be one of the
hsppiest remin isences of our iifes jour
ney.
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Anxious.

The extension Of the Milwaukee & St
Paul Railroad west of its present terminus
las become a matter Of great interest to
both Iankton aNd Siouy Falls, and both
/ places have been communicating with the
road officials, with q view Of iiverting the
line from its apparent course to their 10.
callty. As is known the survey that has
been made leaves both points, running
west through Lincoln and Turner oun,ics,
striking the jim river at Wolf Creek some
nine miles below Miltown, and the only
out SIDE talk has been that the line pro.
posed to tap the Missouri river at or op,
posite the mouth Of White earth river
1t is further rumored that ties and iron
sufficient to build one hundred miles OF
road next season west is to be hauled and
stored al Patterson the present; terminus,
during he winter. 1t is evident that the
road Hom is to be built westward crossing
the Sioux at OF near Canton and BuI0it.
but az to its route from there west we
have only the fact Of the survey being
made to base conclusions upon.
Fer tn c interest Of this locality it is IN
materia! whether from here il runs to the
Falls, Iankton, or Bruie on The Missouri,
as We can not with any reason expect to
control only = limited amount of trade
from the surrounding country, for Sioux
Falls upon the north, and within 20 miles
fairvic" and Eden south, vii! OF course
C alCh a good deal of business from
be low, and when TIE road is built west in
TO the Ncrmiiion valley, some town will
necessarily spring up that will cou,roI
and divide business, but it would be graft
tying to us cculd lunKton and
Sioux Falls both have the road
with ourselves. Our speculatons
Of course are Of no account, but we think
the present. putlNQk js thai neither viii
get 1t, ard If any connection is made with
the Mil od it will be by building
bra nch from Sioux. Falls here, or by OK
tending the Pemhina branch up from Be
lott and by extending the Dakota South.
crn from lankton up the Jim to Mil
town, this method would give boil. towns
Il connection with that road bat as to days
prophecy neither Sioux Falls or YanE-
ton can with any reason expect the main
line.
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Proceedings OF the Boaru OF Co.
COMMISSIONERS.

After the canvass of the vote as aforesaid
WIS daily finished, the Board upon motto II
dissolved rs canvassing board aud or
ganlZed themselves rs Board of County
Commissioners, with ali members of the
board and Clerk present,
Bill of S. II. Logn, for stones furnished
to bridge in Norway twp. 1877, was ON
motion rejected.
Bill OF O. E. nca, for attempting arrest
OF A. Mahon, and for serving subpocnas
Oh Benz Sullivan, (none of the parties
toundD upon motion laid over.
Bill of Willis Arnold, for serving Bench
Warrant IN the case Of Territory VS. Wi.
ard W. Chase, and making arrest in the
case. The Territory V Michael Costello
was upon motion laid over.
Upon motion the following named par.
ties We're allowed the amount Of 10 cts per
mile, for bringing the returns of election
from the election place to the County
Clerk to-wit
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TIL; statistics of eur fnreign CONNIE rec
She" that during the year ending JUNE
30, 1913, our exports Of domestic mcrChan
disc were larger than during any previous
yea. in the history Of our conntry Since
the beginning of the new fiscal year, oul
exports have gone on stIll further incrcas
ing, while the imports have decreased, and
The balance Of trade is now even more in
in our favor than it WAS last autumn.
From 1862 to 1878, The period of oul
greatest extravaganza and prodigality, Gu
imports LARGELY exceeded our exports, tho
excess ranging from lhiIty-nine millions
to over one hundred and eighty millions
During the last two yr1ls, h0wcvcr, the
+ case has fortunately been reversed and
now We are selling far more than we Nr1y
During the year ending June 30, 1876, the
excess was $79,G43,4Sl; 1877, $l5l ,152,0 ,094
1873, $251, ,1SG,9G4. The promise now is
tina: the balance for the present fiscal year
ending with next June, will be even great
rising t" somewhere about $300,O00,00
This is gain which is not temporary
only. 1t will be permanently maintained
and be steadily increaed until our imports
Of cottoc manufactures shall be reducrd
to merely nominal quantity, while oul
ability 10 compete for the sale of our own
cotton manufactures IN the markets Of the
world Is beginning to be acknowledged
even ia England In our manufacture OF
wool for home use we have made a great
advance, and our demand for those Of fo:,
eign production must continue to dlmin
ish. Our woolIcn mills are now turning
out q ality Of cl0ll's which rivals tho
hest Of foreign impOrtHtons, and the grea
majority Of wooden stufls now worn in the
United States are of home manufacture
In iron and steel we have become practlc
ally independent OF the rest OF the world
In 1872, for instance, we imported rail
road bars to the value Of SO, ,140 ,102
whereas in 1868 the value was $50 We
have the facilities to make all tie Bessc
mer steel we are likely to need for ter
years to come, and Our founders have nc
fears Of foreign competition for the home
market in either iron or steel In edged
tools we maintain an acknowledged su
periority, and as the table of our increased
exports shows, 0nr exports of iron and
steel and their manufactures were much
more DIAN double in 1878 what they were
in 1868.
Th Quito k for our foreign commerce
Is therefore very encouraging. We stand
in need of a smaller variety than formerly
OF imports, and we are yearly increasing
the number Of commodities of our owr
production for which there is q foreign
demand.-N. Y. Sun.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Ole Thompson IS building a gransry
in the rear OF his store on Main st.

Ole Thompson Is building a gransry
in the rear OF his store on Main St.
Mr. Sebnlt, special agent Of TIE Post
Office Department, WAS IN town several
days this week.
Fred Barrows has placed brilliant
light in front of his premises reminding
one Of the gas street lamps of u city
The leavy freeze Of Monday did not
stop entirely fall ploughing, as the ground
is so dry that there is scarcely moisture
nough to produce ice.
Col. Root has added granary and Of.
fee to his Llvery barn, when attack
mcnts gives him convenient md com
modious place for his increasing business
| Geo w. Wiggin, Of Linn, brought in
to the office Balm of Gicad sprout
which WAS cut from tree upon his place
! 1t attained the astonishing growth Of seven
feet this past season.
The new Sch0 0l House lust complct
ed is now an attractive land mark to CAN
ton the taS'cy Cupalo can be seen for
miles r every direction, ard the building
gistrning in It's fresh white paint is the
star Improvement of the village,
Another paper in Sioux Falls, the
Times. 1t has q handsome phz, and its
make up evidences master hands al the
helm, McSsrs. Kimberly & Morse have
undertake en- ali enterprise (which we GER
tainly hope will succeed, as we wish all
membrrs of the quill to do.
II T. Bcnedic. and VIM. Miller have
completed the work ubon Nelson's BULL
ings, which adds greatly to the cast side
Of that Block, The building formerly oc.
cupied as d Boot and Shoc store has been
changed into d residence, and the cid
school building moved onto the adjoining
lot south has been newly sided and i. oc-
cupied by G. A. Nelson for store purpos-
tS.
We forward 10 few of our subscrib
ers this week sample copies of the Farm.
crs Review which we VIII furnish to all
desiring, with the ADVOCATE for the low
price Of S2.25. And any new subscriber
paying in advance for the Advocate both
will be furnished for the sum rf $780,
Our Numbers on hand are limited or we
would send TO every subscriber as il is an
interesting publication.
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CASH BASIS.

| hereby notify nv customers that from
Ms date | have adopted strictly cash
ystem, being no longer able ~ sci! goods
on time. BY this arrangement shall re-
duce prices and sell goods cheaper than
can be scld under credit base To al
my old customers who will pay up their
present accounts promptly. will try to give
credit again through the next harvest.
Lower Canton. DIT h WESDT.
Nov. 18th, 1878.
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The obituary services in memory of
Mark Bailey to be held at the Court House
on Tuesday next at p. m. will be of in
terest and doubtless we'll attended
BUSINESS has been resumed in Memphis
he yellow fever having ceased since the
frost, ana thousands Of 1efs;s -sste ss:.s;
I.tr II, ffiSit htln1Sh ------" =
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CANTON P.~o. DIRECTORY.

Southern daily mail arrives every day except Sum
Iay at A. NJ. Departs every day except Sunday
at 7 p. NJ.
Northern daily mail arrives every day except Sum
d ~ at 7:00P.M. Departs every day except Sum
da y at AN.
Canton and Milltown mail arrives every Tuesday
and Friday ct 12M. Departs same days at l P. M.
Canton & RichiaDd mail arrives every Friday, at
GIN. Departs every Saturday, at 6 A. NJ.
Office o,en from A. NJ. to eP. NJ. On Sundays
from l to p. NJ, and one hour after the mail
rives from the North.
JOIIE rALNE. postmastcr.
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Sioux City J0urnnl: John Dickinson
Of Farvi"w, and Deputy Sheriff Wallace
returned Yesterday from Reconnaissance
in Nebraska after Dickinson's hired man
and horse. The fellow was tracked down
the Sio"x valley to Capt. Kennedy's, near
Port!andville. where he stole four loaves of
bread Monday morning while the men
barn milking. This provisioned him for
the trip. He crossed the Missouri at Iona
and the last trace Of MIN was found at La
Port where he had been seen Tuesday
noon 1t was concluded that the had too
much of a stait, and the chase was aban'
doned
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Christmas Night.

A Grand Masquerade Bali will bc given
by the Gay and Happy Club of Canton,
December 25th. to be held at Kellar's Hall
Supper will be provided at tho Harlan
House Invitations and other notices will
b. siTssa il. s.szss s.szss :1:E;:sz Z
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Syvert Alness, Highland Twp 8 $O.S(

~ DcnJhinlh, brooklyn - 25U
Report presented by The County Clerk
stating names Of the parties who acted rs
Judges and Clerks OF the General Election
held Nov. 9th, and who are for such ser
vices entitled to pay, according to law
but upon motion the said accounts are
hereby rejected, on the grounds that the
same is deemed to be a charge upon each
OF the towships or precincts respectfully.
Official report received from Wm. NJ.
Cuppet, Justice Of the Peace, for the guar
ter ending Oct lst 1873, which report up
motion iS hetaoy acccptel and ap.
proved, and the accounts therein contained
IN the case The Territory Of Dakota " 5
GiarlY Jones, are here b. allowed in fall
for $500
The following bills and accounts
we"c examined and upon motion the sumo
are hereby allowed, viz:
Richard Edwards witness fees District
court DC. 1871 $loO
Ole Rossum, viewing road Norway twp.
April 1878 $500
o...-,, ''' avs 90 o'"i' ,
ing nlidavits from judges of election in
LaVaIIey twp. $1J.lG
A. i. Arncson, services as county com
missiono", Nov, 1873, $l2.30
W. W. Palmer, services as county COM
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There has lately appeared in

There has lately appeared. in our
midst Mr.. Henry Forbes, Railroad
contractor, man OF sterling worth and
one who means business He has been
engaged in railroad work all his life, at
least ever since he could handle the tools
necessary for such work, and has been
eminentlv successful in all his undcrtak-
ings. Mr. Forhs was highly recommef ded
to the Mpssrs Carpenter 10y the Engineer
Of the railroad company. It was fortunate
thing for us that he was introduced to
them. for he is a man who thoroughly un-
derstands his business and is one who is
both competent and W ling to fulfil his
contracts to the very letter; he has received
but little assistance since he has been
working on this road, vet hiS work has
progressed amazingly, he pushes it with
vigor and those he employs are reliable
men. IF we could have secured a few
more men as energetic as Mr.. F., although
he is one of the quiet kind our grading
would have been finished ere this.
RAILROAD CRITIC.
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Sheldon Nni2: Regular passenger trains
on the G. NJ. & St. P. road are promised
next week
Track laying was completed for the
winter to-day, and the extension Of the
new line west being 1G miles.
The town at the winter terminus of the
G.. NJ. NJ d: St P road has been christ'l-
ed Patterson, in honor Of the deceased
right of way-Agcnt.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

], w. CARTER, District Attorney.
w. NJ CuPPRrr. Clerk of District Court.
Tuonp J. THoNsrAD, Register Of Deeds and Ell
eficlc County Clerk.
Gro. W. NAYLoR, Treasurer.
10. FITz1ERALD, Judge of Probate.
p. DIXON, Sheriff.
30. JACops, Superintendent OF Schools.
ARNEsoN. Chairman,
W. W. PALMER. SCo. Commissioners.
M. r. HNaOBoON
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21OO Miles of railway
PULLMAN HOTEL CARS are run alone by
through between
COUNCIL BLUFFs AND CHICAGO!

No other road runs Pullman Hotel cars, or any
9th er form of Hotels cars through, between the
Missouri River and Chicago.
It's line Is laid with heavy steel rails upon deep
bed of broken stone ballast, and its bridges ere of
iron stone. It's passe rger trains equipped
with every known Improvement Scr comfort and
safety, are rnn at faster speed for creator distances
than the trsins of any line on tho,continent. the
Company has largely increased Ito equipment for
travel, and build In Its shaps locomotives and
passenger at short notice s:lihe!an. to fully
accommodate any extra demand. The unequalsd
resources at tho command Of the Company guarap-
tee the perfect accommodations for all its PAL
rous. The
MAGNIFICENT SCENERY
for which the road Is SO justly celebrated presents
to the traveller over its rGrfec. roadway ever
changing panorama Of river, mountain and land
scaue views nneduaie, in aInerioa,
THE EATING sT&TIcAs
on this line are uns,irIasse(. Meals are furnished
at suitable hours and ample TIME allowed for eAioy
Ing them.
PASSENGERS GOING EAST should bear In
mind that this Ia the
Best Foute to Chicago.
AND ALL FONTS EAST.
Passengers by this route have choice OF Ave dlf
: ferent routes and t!:e sdya utage Of Eight Diff
Lines Palace Sleeping Cars from Chicago to
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK;
AND orHRg xAsTHnN POINTS,
Insist that the Tiokst Agents sells you ticketeby
tn" NoTth-Weatsrn Road. Esamis your tickets and
refuse to buy II they DO not read over this road,
~! agents sel! them and Check usual Baggage
Free by this line,
Ia.as,S! Tickets .is .his Route 10 si Eastern
Pein's caa DO procured Vt the Central Pacific Rail-
road Ticket oee, foot O, Market Street aud at all
New Montgomery street, San Francisco. and at all
Coupon Ticket OEaess Of Central Pacific, Union
Faaihe anu vii Western Esilro de.
New Serk Once, No. &is Broaaway. Boston Of
nee, No. State Street. Omaha Office, 245 Farm
aam stIes,. San frsIcsco Office, New Mont
gei0sFy Street. Chicago Ticket Offices: G2 Clark
Street, under Shermon House; IS Canal, corner
Madison Street; Kinse Street Depot, corner West
Ktnsie and Canal Streets; ellis Street Depot cor
ner Wells Kin lie Streets. ;a
For rates information not attainable from
your home ticket agents, apply to
MARVIN HUoHITr, ". II. STENNETr,
9 en1M sug'r, Chicago. Cen Pass. Aga Chicago.
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NJ. l.. SYVERUD.

VTTATCHMAKER 4 JEWELER, and dealer IL
w Clocks, Jewelry, Etc, at Gilberps store
Canton. d. T. II kinds Of work in my line attended
to promptly an on short notice.
:" Efr" ErERENoE--MY WORK.
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AUDITORS OFFICE.
The TEsarronr 0, DAKOTA

AUDITORS UEFCH. ~
Whereas, the, Insurance Go. OF North Arnesi-
CO located In the City Of Philadelphia and State OF
Pennsyvania has filed in this ONCE a sworn state
meut Of its condition on the 3lst day Of December
A. y. 1877, In accorda, with the provision OF an
Act Of the Legislative Assembly Of the Territory Of
Dakota, relating to Insurance Co1n
February 18th, 1877; aud 5-zssga
Whereas an examination Of the sworn statement
of said company fled IN this once, hnd that the
said Insurance Company 10 posssssed of the nooes-
ssry amount OF capital invested Inirsd by law,
Therefore ], John 8. Sands, Auditorof Dakota Ter.
duly authorized to transact the business OF FIRE IN.
surance iu said Territory, for the year ending D.
cember 81, 1873 by Agents properly appointed.
J. ". IAYLoR, Agent
Hand and Ssal, this 2sh day Ct cctsber A. D. 1870.
49, - AkIzzs ~ JOHN s.. SANDS.
/ SKI: ....: s,r.a. ,..sy, !, ssS;;;:; Sss;;,.
j. W. TAYLsO. ....-s. AGENT.
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MRS. e. NJ, WELLS,

MILLINERY l. FANCY GOODS DEALER has
WI just received, new stock of the latest styles
OF summer Goods also supply Of most fashionable
Patterns. Orders for Dress and Cloak making will
received prompt attention.
Call early, and my goods and learn my prices
before leaving orders e!sWhere. (26-tf)
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

EPISCOPAL SERvICE-In Canton at the School
house oh the second and fourth Sundays OF cac
month at II O'Clock 4. ~. Beloit School House,
same days at O'Clock p. III.
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,KTSCELL.i n EOUS.
WNi. NJ. CTPpETT.

peal FsTATE AnsTRhCT oFGiGE Dss o T III,
Court House. C,.ntui!, D. T. III
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Z FMARS, IOWA, corner 9th and Washington
~ streets. G. H. ninGenans, Proprietor, tsuc-
cssgor to NJ. Thjtger). weli-furnished table, End
clean, airy sleeping rooms. Ample teot aud hiv-
ary Stables attached. Excellent hotel fo4 farmers.
Terms moderate.
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q. ". NAXLOK.

TOUNTY TREASURER, Canton, D. T. Real
~ Estate n, tax paying business promptly at
ended to- Oill. at Court House. ltf
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"A TTORNEY AT LAW. Sioux Falls, D. I. Of
~ fce in Gilherts building, opposite Cataract
I, House. Especial attention paid to business i'll the
. g. s. Land Ofuce. Is also n Land and ollecting
Agent.
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Lost.

On Saturday last, between Mine mile
creek and lower Canton, a Ladies basket,
containing a Hat, Nubia, and one kid
miltcn If found please leave at this Office
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Chicago & North western
RAELWAY.

The great Trunk Line from the West to
Chicago and the East.
1t s the Oldest shorteat, most direct, convenient
comfortable and In every respect the boat line you
can take. II ~ the greatest and grandest Railway
Organization in the United States. 1t owns or con-
trOls.
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nTTCRNtY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW AND
n NOTARY PCBLIC, Canton, l4lncoiu cu,.4t!, =
Jtiice Vest end Beoit Bridge.
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PHYSICIANS. Y
III NJ CLARK. III. D..

iDHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. and Z. S. Ex-
: = aniniug Surgeon Of Pensions. Beloit, Iowa
Office 1t rcsidcutc, west of school house.
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Money to Loan.

In sums to suit on Real Estate security
3 10 3 wears rin,se ......,,,,,
! " TAYynR.
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Business Cards.
ATTORN ETS.

BAILEY & CLIFFORD,
4 TTORNFYs AND COUNSELORS AT LAW,
~ Canton D. Il. Office south of Harlan House,
'dan street.
EAEKw. BAILEY. O. 8. OXFORD
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a, r. & A. NJ.
syrvEn STAN LOnGF No. 4, 4. r. 4 4. NJ Regu-
or Communication Wednesday on or before the full
moon.
the Regular.
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