The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1878-04-23
J. :. BENEDICT
Has just received new invoice of goods
which will be sold on . small margin OF
profit for
Cash Only.

profit for
Cash Only.
Fifteen murderers of tho Molly Mo
guire order were lately hung in Pennsyl.
vania.
Mrs. Darlington says: Nothing does
me SO much good, as to 60 to church and
hear a populous pasture dispense with the
gospel.
-Fleur Is worth SO sack on the Yel-
lows.one; Sugar 80 cents pound; Pota-
toes 10 cts, and other things Of an eatable
kind in proportion.
The Rock Rapids Rsuiew has been
declared by the Lyon County Board Of
Supervisors, the official paper Of that
County for the year 1878.
There are according to the statement
of the Pioneer Press 995 aourishing mills
in the state of Minnesota with 1889 run
of stone, with grinding capacity Of $5e.
100000 bushels of wheat.
Gen. Wool of Troy lett $4,000 for =
monument for himself IN lakewood Gem.
tary. 1t is to be Of Maine Granite, 6 feet
high and will weigh $50 tons.
Sunday eads in San Francisco at -
m. The law permits all public amuse-
ments there on Sunday afternoon and the
Frisco people call Sunday evening ser
mons lectures.
Mayor H. B. Wynn presented his
inaugular address to the City Council last
Monday evening, which contains many
timely suggestions that would be we'll for
thcicapltal fathers to carry out.
Prince Wales Pavilion IN the Paris
Exposition is designed after an Indian
Temple and will contain the choicest
specimen of Indian art, and will cost $50.
600.
Washington was q surveyor and farm
or. Franklin a printer; Tom Paine .
stage maker; Greene q blacksmith; War
rem Doctor: Roger Sherman shoemsk-
er; Arnold druggist, bookseller and
General.
The London Telegraph Issued 5000
copies the morning after the fall Of Plev.
ma. The net income of that paper is over
t500,00O year. and all has been done In
fifteen years and is due to the foreclosure
Of Jhattel Mortgage Of go, 000by some
Jews where it was embarrassed. Edward
Lawson is the editor In chief, about forty
seyen years old.
The Editor Of the Bismarck Tribune
offers to sell. ITO any industrious and 30.
Der printer, or any responsible person, on
terms that Will be satisfactory to him,
complete outfit for six column folio or
quarto, except the press, and will give the
use of the Press until the party Can pur-
chase one" The Tribune is to be enlarg.
ed and when so done It will be one Of the
most interesting weeklies published in the
Territory, as it is always full Of interest
ing :aai.e!, original and selected.
EVERY Paragra2her in the land has
had his jest about Charlie Ross. and the
public has been utterly and irretrievably
bored by the whole matter and yet there
is pathos, real and unaffected, in the clos.
ing passages Of the fathers lecture when
he comparesjhis quest to a search in a
deep, dark abyss by the light of taper,
where no hears now and then little voice
in the darkness crying, This way, papa:
here sm," but when he goes in the d.
rection of the sound be finds that it 10 on.
ly the voice of his own hopes and the
whispering OF his own heart-Er.
-~-Gov. Pennington has surrendered tho
Executive affair to his successor, Gov. W.
A. Howard, who was duly insgusased by
the administering Of the oath Of office by
Chief Justice Shannon. Withal the &C.
cusation the retiring governor has been
subjected to ny enemies, his private life
among those who have known officially,
will not fail to make friends ofthose, who
in the excitement Of Political strife have
done what their cooler moments will con-
dem. And tor the new Executive, We
hope due appreciation Of what belongs
to the man aud the position, will be mani
tested by the good citizens Of our thriving
Territory.
The secretary Of war has, ordesed the
release Of the sixty Indian murderers who
have been imprisoned Tor three years At
st. Augustine, Florida, and their 1apspor-
tation to Fort Sill, Indian Territory. They
have been trained, disciplined and Chris.
tanned, and it is thought their liberation
will have the effect Of preventing any co.
operation of the Indians Of Tho Southwest
with the anticipated Wartfke movements
of the Sioux and other tfsbes,-St. Pasx.
Pioneer Press.
Montgomery Blair's res,lu4ton thaa
he succeeded inlrunning through the Mary
land Legislature. does not meet with The
support he anticipated at MasaiAe&on.-
Senator Dennis of Maryland when he pre,
sented them at the request Of the lcgisla.
ture of his state expressed his strong dis.
sent giving them very unfortunate intro
duction, they were referred 10 the judiciary
committee where in all probability they
will sleep beyond resurrection,