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2AMACONA,

ST. LOUIS Mo-, March 1O.-Tlc formal wei
conc 10 st. Lsuis was given to Scnor Zalnacona,
Mexican Minister, Tonight at the great hall Of
the Merchants Exchange. Over 1900 ladies'
md gentlemen, representing not only tho mer-
contllc unl manufacturing interests, but the
wealth, culture, mud fashion Of tho city, were
present. A brief attl graceful address Of well
como On behalf Of thu city md c!tizons general
" was prepared by Mayor Oycrsto!z, but owing
to tile tltuess Of that gentleman, It was rcal by
tho lion. George Dafn, cx.prcaiaent OF tue Nor
chants' Exchange. To this senor Xarnacona rc-
piled In short speech, giving brlef sketch OF
the commercial rolatlons between Mexican und
European countries slucc tho Independence oi
Mextco the past md prcseut condition of trade
betwccn bis country nnd the Unifeu Stntsa, the
radical change nf sentiment on tho part OF tho
,xo peopfs IL qs W. Gr9w dspos,
closer ancal aud Mnra Intimate commercial In
tereourse, aHta pointing out komo Of tlla means
by which new, moro frlentlly, nnl profitable
order OF things 1nMf be brought nbol,t. lie
scen,ed to think tho Mississippi Valley possesacd
the most natural facilities for conducting trkde
nost central city tn that valley, lle thought shs
should lead oil IN tho now enterprise Of opening
direct commerce With the grca. Southern Re-
public.
After the addresses worc finished, tho floor
WAS partially cleared, mud there Ia nnw ono of
promptu dancing parties ip progress ever seen
| In 81. Louis.
sinco Senior Zamacoua'a arrival toro be has
received marked attention from leading cltzcDa,
been shown through all the ch[ct mercantile and
manufacturing establishments, taken to all
he las spent tho time nut only pleasantly. but
probably.
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males, I,n59; females. 373; total, 5,2o5; coun.
tr!os rcpreto,'ted. Canada, ! SID: England, 1gl;
Ireland, {'f': Scotland, 10; United States 81:
Frnncc. q: other countries, l11; total, 2.b25;
sa.; Church ut scuilan.l ITO; NtethoiIst, ID;
oihrr denominations, 81; total. a.sas: ages,
males abuvn 90 years, Bs under 90 ntt! ovcr IA,
1,0l;; Under II, 10; females orcr IL, 550; Under
was i,as7; who roull read only, i25: eouil
ne,tl'er tcnd nur write, Ills. riic tarae.t mum.
her connueA ut onu timo was 49,; number OF
deaths, 10; tarccncs, III; vanrnncy. SID: selling
keeping llo,l.cs al Ij.{atnc, d.: irca,,ontcts oi
thr Entnc, 81; Inmates o{ the same, l0l; !nsal,l.
ty, 81. Among professional men were 2 doc.
torn. LAWYER. md actnra.
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An artistic sensation for the next Academy.
Mr. royuter, II. A., Is painting all the sucicty
beauties, of whmn you hayo 80 often heard, III
one plrturs. Mrs. Langtry is to 10 tlle leading
figure. Mrs. Corvallis West and tho Duchessos
l!a ladies who igurod III Yantv Fairs Jcnkiu.
so1llau " "seasun number :" aro sitting to tho
artist for their tacca. They ars TO ho attlred in
classic robes, md depicted playing soma clas-
stc outdoor wat,1e. don't know Il there IL to
bu y kuy ta thu picture for thu miserable outsld-
era who only get occasional Rli,npscs of the
charmed circle, which said occasional glimpscs
nre nut always caeulatel to elevate tho exterior
interpretation ut st,u private view. Drlgsayia
ul.tl Maytuir vii! know tl,rm at u glancc. A
famous French artist painted tho Emp1css OF
the French and tue beauties OF heE court enjoy
luz the lusures Of the bath. We have not ar
rived al i1.at pass III England yet, but We are
getting IN,
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Senate II he (camoron) didn't settle viii, ynttt',,
was Gen. Buffers mkt question, which calthe!i
tcnsaton 'n the Courtroom, and tho hn'!'as
wcre compelled to eappress lilo lauclter
No doubt did," was the Witness' Fta& an.
swcr. Int other questions compelled The nd'
mission TINT sl,e had 40 threatened.
Gen, Butler became very aescro nt this point
OF the examination. No rose up In front OF the
ee.tare oi tho rsF,t arm, aud then Eiarea At her
inr m answer.
sIr. Peters, Of her counsel, protested against
thls hrowheatIng Of The Witness anil askod that
t'en l,ul1cr defended bis eonsiHe., nnd sail
hc yielded to NJ man In bis rcspnet 10 woman,
ny matter how 'nwly, but to him pcriurcr or
olarkn,ai'er has In sc1. While he llcid good
woman above an angel, 10 also thought a
bad woman below tile devil.
TaE cRoss-ExAMiNATtoN.
II the tttttftrn Attoefdttd TTtts.
WASHINGTON, u. e., Marcl, 1O-The Oliver
Cameron bruarhof.pronssc suit was continued
,o'ay' ~ %,l ,h;os ,hs sros,'examat!en Of M!s OIL
letters written BY Mrs. Oliver were produced,
real. nud acknowledged by witness al hers.
An cflort Will bo .nado TO show tl,nt tho hand-
writing In these Is Identical With tint OF tic let.
Cameron to Mrs. Oliver. lila letters read were
generally OF threatening character, demanding
money consideration IN tho settlement. Among
a ts Hno va, wnr sn spa to oa fF
$1,000. To this lcttcr was added n post.
script saying, ~ mn going bcfosc the Court
next week to swenr to the truth Tint you are
ato IT. rtr e ws4d Si s 1;oys n3Sy sS @ et t m not
Witness stated there was no child, but she
believed hersctf in TINT condition nt tho tt,no
shc wrote The letter. Othcrs Judged 50, nrd
sho was obliged 10 leave the Treasury Depart
Canernt forced her to take medicine. She
believed Mt the time TINT It was done to destroy
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Tho Emperor William paid q visit to Field
Marshal Won Koon shortly before tho deccaso Of
the latter. His Majesty arr!yed unex xpectcdly,
and Without auY announcement having bcoa
made to Ills former blnlstar Of War, who tmme-
dlately recognized the Emperor, pressed Ills
Mn1esty's hand between both his own, unl cx-
claimed, "Majostv! What u pleasuToI' The
Emperor replied: II haYo many REASONS for be-
Ing grateful to you," and then. With tcars IN Ills
eycs, ard amtd tho general emotion OF thoso
who witnessed the Bcene. took touching lsage
, 1879-03-20

AT "MFu llGGttIlE III iNS 49haCuA! t1iGLbOAAh
Labor party Of ,ha Fifth Ward. Michael Me-
Auley wns declared unanimously tile nomincc
fur Alderman u tic wnrti.
A TILDEN MOVE.
Tho Governor og New York Delivers n BLOW
from tile Shoulder, md Knocks tho
Hreatlt Out of Tanssnany.
Disnatth IN Cincinnati Enquirer.
New YoRK, March 1B.-Tho great and only
toptr Of conversation around tllo City -1Iall md
County Court-Houso this morning was the re-
n,oral OF County Clerk Gumb1oton by Gov.
Robinson, md the appointment IN his plnco Of
Deputy Commissioner OF Public Works II.
o. Thompson. Tho politicians nso fill
Of tho subject, and comment was
generally colored By pnrty bus
md association. Tammany mcn vigorously
denounced The action Of The Governor. "1t
will lose him the Govcrnossl'p," said one,
's sshould lie again bo q candidate, nutl It will
create Wide sympathy for sir. Gumbltton."
The antl-Tammnny people are 5ubilans. Tic
Count7 Gtork's Office this morning presented a
strange appearance. Policemen etonA at tho
entrances, aud inside WIS row OF hue.coats
swinging their clubs.
Mr.. Thompson got official news Of his mp
polnt.nent late last evening. and hc determined
to act quickly, mud 80 ordered a coach. It was
driven up 10 bis residence, on Lexington nve-
nue, Just two hours after midnight,
mud Afr. Thompson, accompanied by ].
Harry Ford, Tom Costigan, and one or
two others, entered, mud tic jchu was directed
to drive down town to the County Court-Hous
Away the party went. rolling over tic trap
block pavement, and tn less than half an hour
TIM coach dsow un IN front Of The marble temple
hrcni;in,r in wos ihcn commenced, md soon tic
no,r.nmcra rrrn in ar,rnl nosscssinn nf thn
ninco- 1'ir wce smn' hortrs ID 5 o'clock nasssI
ranitlv. md ali was excitement mud comn,otion.
sanctum he founi thc doora locked a,nl gllarl-
nj. mi wcnt nway. The clerks in tho of,lce
cainn hin In nt thc usual hour, nnd thereafter
s;rcan OF friends dropped in to coneratulate lr.
"aa H1ourd t,,c office Of tic County Clerk tho c.-
ctt'n"nt was .ntensc. Poitticia,,s wcro not alono
in ih,ir oxnrcesions Of feeling, Ala1y pronlI-
nent iowrers tyere among thusc nrneent. TLc
arto WIZ m saw the ~ ,eost srunro M ouc
n ,lisrrt,ninatinr bntwcen tLo Cascs of tha
County Clerk n,,1 tic Register. Tlio reasons
,-,snn h: thc f3mrcrnor fnr iis f1fscrimfnn,inn
were irses sa oa MHn 'u ra III
! il il,c {jimstcss argument ever heard. Tho
Enrernor s,1l,stnntiaIiy soys: tli,so,nuch as il
nnnears IN .ne tltmt }lc County Ijerk n,,rl tbs
] letsby remove NOV tle County CIerk, bat vii t,ot
rs.,nu, In RcrIster, In his fairf Is ths inst
~ honcatTn ''S''
Tonw, was nct to.,uv coming ont of MA oiI,co
nf III t1,e CoI,nty Cicrt; bv tic i,oycrt,or n, Ills
Nr' M iocwc,s, Tetcntion in oilice. Iii. Ioewa
xaa r"tir"nt 9htn,t lr matter. but saIu tInt la
wa .,ratef,,i "a Inv. nnSinSn,, for tic view ho
had tta,, ~ tia hnrn"a t1,et hsI l,cnn t,rn,,,i,t
~" n%"nat n " m" @ ,h.t In t;arrrnnrs t,crison
aant'la. i,t. ~ I .s.'.t ....s - 80 tt 49, hs @ ~
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by Mr. Wright. Nevertheless the Socialist, IN
its forthcoming issue, boldly attempts 10 use
this us eaHpasRn document In spttc Of tho
fhcts above given,
DRCLiNEs.
Democrats ss Il candidate for Alderman from,
thu Fifteenth Warlt, declines tho honor, and
positively says hr viii iol run.
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TII1 JUDICIARY COMMITTEE
OF tho House tllls afternoon resolved to report
back ME. DiBhcu's bill proyldiu1 ttut the elee-
th,n Vi Judges Of The Superior Court sl.al! s1ks ~
plnce Ia juno 1!ext, at the sumo tine that "
cult Judges are elected. With tho raconuenaA'
tlon TINT It pass,
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CANADA.

CANtiU4As
THO Grent Commcrclal Change which Has
Como upnu tho Do,mtnton-1ho Pcopio
Waking Up-Frfann Statistics.
.yptc!ni nts1MtcA 10 IAs Tribune. ID.
ToHr CoLBoRNE, March 10.-Tllc 6triKe On
the Wellund Canal continues. Some fifteen or
twonty stonccuttcrs arrived from tho United
States this evening TO tako the place Of thoso on
strike. Trouble is expected in the morning
when ttcy start to work. There was some riot
ing yesterday, md about n dozen OF tho rioters
were arrested md sent to jail. Most OF the
men wero on drunken spree, but werc COM
parasivclY qt,ict to-day.
Eneeial Dhpateh to The Trsbuns.
MONTREAL, March 1o.-A decline Of ! per cent
took place In Bank Of Montreal and Merchants
Dank stocks mud 0 per cent In Montreal Tolc-
graph stock to-day.
A meeting OF ci1ar-makors has been hetd hero
TO protest against tho tariff, rs 1t Affects their
business. A dcputatton was appointed to wait
on the Fnancu Minister. who will be asked to
place the import duty at ono cent per pound
md 20 per rent, md that cignrs nro sultabla
articlo on which to impose heavy duties. Mcssrs.
J. Henry md j. Parent wero named commit
tee to proceed to Ottawa to interview Mr..
Tllloy.
Sprctal Dfspateh to The Tribune.
n-r,,v. 0.t Asn.,t IN gr,. 19us-..
,vo,na ,,h, .,o,r s.ah .,,.., ..,.a..4 ~. .,s.
-" r,., .'o > ','~" "eer '.hS's 80 '''
bar Of the CAnadian Commission n let
ter thanking them for eminent services
.a..s",. 80 .s,sss ~" s..enss Te n.s
=, - wv o.e"'" ~, n.e ''s
~ I'o s.ns1"tsu W. sopossu nv Nv eoh'.t's4
stu" ,,, ~ ~. 4lou"o "uo''
~. .'.a s:.a.'iu' '"o o|s'' Aoo''o '''o'
"1u ~ p1Ise" n.
tsou's" Iasuo.'ss n,. =. tno G"ptai .a'1 iites'
uoui' !n seuue.ea nasaop Duua'het ,nos1 entAus1-
,s.ls .sseps!oa on n,s 1u.aen 70 lne c'tS' Hs
o.1sp ,t nas pecn uosent ~ nono s.nee scpIe!n,
w., ~" nono Wv" n"'' n'ans epGT,a1 s
1"aa4* snsoS 80. .uss -. 1'e u.os.su tno
.Uoo uao n..'su ", Not,e uae ~as'eu'"l,
's sl'S, 1te t'llc o. a1's,or basIliea' as proof
~ a IN, t ro;i,v, .J S ,t, ,o s
snao,,a1 H., Ssr,,,.a.,. ~ r,,i"h ,s,..as u.s.
s;o,, ,sos fo-,nI a.,n ~" 1,,.ha, 49, ~
cort M ~, tlo r.n,,,nd~a, oso. ~ m ,aao,o
rnr,ie,,at.I A. oS5ro.. +, r,r;s,, ,va. psro W."
a"taa ~, ..o IT,. 1as, - n,Gn.nna "aa I pS =,
Franrh :, NJ Ta.s. ~ IT. , + or,.ht. "nH ra' ~
.i,.I T., .s.xt to., af.o. .,..,, ~
.,,a pano1 hon,1tot,sa T.,n ra,,,",sa, ,".a
fns,,,' ID ,.,,th d.. ass.,.."s p. .,,,
hmn,i,a n,.J rr,,,,si,o ti.o ',a,, ontren.o ,arra
49,, 1,ne,,.sf.,, ar,, ...aa :. nss .s,a,,
~" ~ .. a','. va .4sssso ~ "AS 'o''e"-
Gu Will anleiua. oaancsets' aa'a mottocs.
OTTAWA, March 10.-1t is said tl,nt tho Gov
crnncnt hav. lost n verv 1aroe ano,ot of
,,,,,,,,v m ,,.,,,r. - ,bo,x ,.onf,r. .,..n..,,
.o ssrlm nv eea" ~. tne st"ns sesoe1s n.y.
amount Of the loss ts put by the Hon. Mr.
Cartwright ut considerably over a million of
dollars. md, as If Ills were not loss enough.
os' ~ Ts. a"", ,s ss.s w.
| EiuAuEU HlAt5tUI EQt6 u L4E 1Ellck VI LuuhH
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sfnco tho compromise On tho Comm1a,".te te
Will, Cornelius Vanderbilt has been ~. sP.,lu-
pay d 400 tor copy Of tho Day-s'ssa 1@
Book,
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Republican Convention.

A Republican Convention for the
Fourth Judicial District Of Dakota Terri
tory W II be held at the Court House in
Canton, in tho County Of Lincoln, on
Friday, October 10th. 1870, at one O'Clock
P NJ, for the purpose Of placing in NOM
ination candidate for District Attorney
of said District, and for the election of a
District Committee. The organized coun-
ties IN said District will be entitled to rep
resentation as follows:
Clay, 5; Union, Z; Lincoln, 6; Turner,
3; Minnehaha, 8; Moody, 4 McCook, l :;
Brookings, L; Coddington, 1; Lake, 2;
Duel, 1; Grant, 1, and Hamlin, t.
Pursuant to resolution passed at last
Republican Territorial Convention, each
county has been given representation on
the busis of the vote cast for Hon. Gran
vile G. Bennett
e. B. DAWSON, r. F. PETTIGREw,
WM. H. CUPFETT, g. + MALLAHAN,
ALEXANDER HUGHES,
Mem bers Republican Cen. Committee
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LOCAL DOTS.
j. Keller is having his new drug sto

y. Keller is having his new drug store
painted.
Parties i'll Canton arc buying -four
from Sioux City.
-Handschiegel's brew1y was moved up
from below, Friday.
Buck Wheelock went into Milwaukee
on Sunday nights train.
Depot grounds haye been located at
Eden for the Milwaukee road.
Only one saloon IN Beloit. now, two
having moved to other parts.
Iron is arriving daily in large
quantities over the Milwaukee road.
-Lennox is to have 500 school house
Ledyard & Farwell are the contractors.
The County Commissioner convened
at the Court House for business Monday
morning.
The new post Office established at Par :
ker, Turner county is to be run by G. T..
Hollenback.
the Rudolph addition ara the hill east of
the Court House.
Mr. Bedford is building a residence
west of tn" St. Croix Lurn Der yard for his
own occupancy.
John Hewitt has nearly complet d
his harness shop opposite the Naylor
block on fifth street.
Fred Barrow has disposed Of his Eden
investment, Sophy of Portlandviile, hav-
Ing the saloon business to himself.
| Weston Pattee is moving up several
buildings from the lower town onto his
addition, which he repairs and will rent.
Conductor Will Merchant is absent
on a furlough visiting friends in New
York. John Weber is running his train
Arthur Rudolph has mc we'd from the
Falde h house east of the Court House, tc
the rooms oyer Haralnson & Behlmer's
store
AT the Republican Caucus Saturday
Dan Hawn and D. S Guin,er were nomi
mated for Justices of the Peace for Canton
Township.
The first installment of buildings thai
Pattes was to move wss the Sargent build
ing, which was placed on the street soutl
of Su,,on's, Monday evening,
There is great demand for reslden
buildings this fall Any one putting up
some good tcnemen:s could rent them tc
an advantage and to permanent tenants.
The Dixon House will som be II
transit from lower Canton. Wherever i
goes it will be an ornament to the locali-
ty, as it is one of the best buildings in the
county.
Mr.. Hicks, proprietor OF the restau-
rant at the lower town. has bought Sam
Thors,n's stock, and integis to have or
hand fru ts candy, bread, ETC., also few
groceries.
Conrad St,llenger, who removed Il
Colorado year ago, returned for vlsi
last week. He would not exchange his
possession. in Colorado for those ne hs
here, being we'll pleased with them ant
his prospects.
Monday was u lively day, IL being tn
annual levee that the County Ire asure
holds the tax sale. Mayor and Deputy
Cuppe,t we're busy previous to the salt
-.L;rr or,. rece;nts for thOSe that u er
a..:oszs 70 nag h-fcre the sale
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Tea hers Examinatatton.

A Public examination Of those wishing
to teach In the schools of Lincoln county ,
will be held at Canton {, the 23th day of
o tober, 1879, beginning at 10 O'Clock .
IN.
Candidates are requested to bring pen
aud ink, as the examination will be mostly
3 written one.
Promptness will be required in order to
concl1de the exercises on the same day
B. G. JACOBS, Co. Supt.
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Sioux Falls Times: Graders on the
Pembina are now in town. and the dirt is
flying at an exceeding lively rate. We
are Of the opinion that, on account of the
delay n iron, the sound of the whistle ov.
er this road will not be heard for two
months get We hope tc be- disappointed,
however. One Of the Pembina boys said
the wind Yesterday blew the dirt away tas.
ter than the men could grade it, and if 1t
kept on for aday or they would find them.
selves back to Ca nton
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A man, Arthur Lloyd, stopping at the
Verm:llion hotel, shot himself through
the hand while fooling with revolver.
Senator Blaine will speak at Charlton,
week
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Buck Wheelock passed through on
the stage Friday from the north, returning
from his work on the Heron Lake branch
Of ths Sioux City 4 Paul rsilroad.
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WESTERN HOTEL,

T EMARs, IOWA, corner 9Th and Washington
IL streets. G. H. Dingemsns, Proprietor, (suc-
oessor to NJ. Thiltgen). well-furnished table, and
clean, airy sleeping rooms. Ample Feed and Liv-
ery Stables attached. Excellent hotel for farmers
Terms moderate.
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Merchants Hotel,

SIOUX CITY, IOWA, Henry Kuhim ann, Proprie-
tor, Corner Third and Douglass Streets. Favorite
resort for Commercial men. Good Sample rooms.
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MRS. e. M. WELLS,

MILLINERY FANCY GOODS DEALER has
NA Just received, new stock of the latest styles
OF summer Goods, also supply of most fashionaoie
Patterns. Orders for Dress and Cloak making Will
reosived prompt attention.
Call early, and see my goods, and learn my prices
before leaving orders elsewhere, (2e-tf)
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REYNOLDS HOUSE

RELOIT, IOWA; conveniently situated; near
ID the East end Of the Bridge. Stages from Be-
sM depart from this house daily
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TO MY FRIEND WHO DOUBTS.

TO MY FRIEND WHO DOUBTS.
He portions not Alright?
With others share your own,
With all this anxious marching strife,
You have very weary grown.
My frissd cesse mourning now,
Cheer up that dropping heart.
Brush that dark cloud from of thy brow,
OF pleasures take thy part.
Cast every dcytt aside
There 10 . God above,
His precious promises abide
His promises Of love.
He surely doeth right,
Bear then without moan,
In al this dresry round OF life,
We reap - We have sown.
MRs. G. WHsELocK.
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DIXON HOUSE,

rANTON, D. T.; west end Bridge st.; A. P. Dix
~ on Proprietor. A commodious, well-arrang-
ed hotel. Reasonable charges. Good stabling.
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The Arion Piano only $175.

THE GREATEST BARGAIN EVER OFFERED.
From now until after the Holidays we
will sell the above piano for cash only for
$175.00. Full size, octave, front round
corners, serpentine moulding carved legs,
agraffe treble double veneered rosewood
case WARRANTED FOR s YEARS. ALSO
$2a5 ORGAN FOR $75, s stops, two sets
Reeds, oil finished, black walnut case
raised panels, perfect gem. Every or
gan and piano warranted new and perfect,
Remember you have no freight to pay.
LEDYARD & FARwELL,
Sioux Falls, D. 7.
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NEW HARNESS SHOP
~"
JOHN ". HEWITT,

Manufactures and Dealer in
HARNESS, HALTERS, COLLARS, RIDING
BRIDLES, Etc, &c.
Constantly on hand good assortment OF WHIPS,
Lashes Brushes, Curry Combs, Collars, Sc VIII
Canton, Oct. %. l23tf.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

VIM. M. CUPPETT,
DEAL ESTATE h ABSTRACT OFFICE; viii
pay taxes for non-residents. Office at the
Court House. Canton, D. T. ft1
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time, this may be solved, and
TY We can but think that when
QUO the solution is reached but q
VETO short time will elapse before
R1oUR the benefit thereof Will be felt
PAPE in form that we can really
RPA appreciate The conclusion,
W however, may be profile matte,
hut we anxlously avail its de-
termination, trusting that it may be in our
favor
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M. l.. SYVERUD,
MATCHMAKER 4 IEwELER, and dealer in
w Clocks, Jewelry, ETC., at Gilbert's store,
Canton, D. T. Ii kinds of work in my line attended
"a toproaoptly An on short notice.
II REEERENcE-MY WORK.
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q. w. NAYLOR,

rOUNTY TREASURER, Canton, D. T. Re a
~ Estate d tax paying business promptly at
tended to. On at Court House. ltf
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GEORGE WEBB

VTNONsORIAL ARTIST. Shops in Barrows
Oorson's Sample rooms and also door south
Shampooing In the best style Of the art. The pub
,tc are invited to call.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.
CANTON p. o. DIRECTORY.

Southern daily mail arrives every day except Sun
yat7 AN. Departs every day except Sunday
Northern daily mail arrives every day kept su n
divat7:OOP s.. Departs every day except Sun
dsy at TAM
Canton and Nfiltown mail arrivesevery Tuesday
and Friday ut II M. Departs same days at P. NJ.
Canton Richand mail arrives every Friday, at
sp. NJ, Departs every Saturday, at A. NJ.
cfics o,en from A. NJ. to P. NJ. On Sundays
5 from i to =. M.and one hour after the mail ar
riyes from the North.
MAGGIE BAILEY. Post Mistress.
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We clip the following from an exchange
for the benefit of persons who are adopts
at declpherIng engimas, ETC., and recon
mend it to the careful cons!derati on of
those who think it applies to them BY a
careful and continued application for a
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MI. Nj. CLARK, Nj. d.,

physician AND SURGEON. and y, s. Ex-
l. amining Surgeon OF Pensions, Be!c!t, Iowa.
Office at residence, west of school house.