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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-12
COOP SPoRr 1T PROSPECT PARK.

TWO RACES OF An UNUSUAL cHARAcrGR-usA
zrCKA. WILLIE d. AND JUDITH The WINNERS OF
THE DAY.
Two very unusual events made yesterdays
racing al Prospect Park Course very interesting TO low
ers OF the port The ono the two-mie heat race,
style o. contest In many years IN this coun
try. The other the heat hurdle race. mile dis
lance Notwithstanding these novel features. and the
prevalence Of unusually hne weather for out-ofdoor-
sports, the Attendance small. Few betting mel
were the ground, the attractions Of syracuse oeing
rresisb.s that class. Tho confusion when exists IN
the minds OF many persons that the Prospect Park is
the same as tie Brighton Beach Course. undoubtedly
tends to iniurc the first named club.
The first race. nile ami furOng for all ages, was
conendcd for by five horses. of winch Bells Dan ID.
the favoritc in the pools win Charlie sorham selling
second Eyypt third aud Iorlllard's Una fourth and
Harry Bissett colt going for lite or nothing Dan h
got very bal start ana va. some usi1L'v IN te eaI
Of the they passed the stand c0ee hunchrd
srctcn was re,ched when Una spIang front. aud
won nv length and half I'm advance ofEgypt, second.
German third. Che favoritc iourtn. ana McCul."ugh
bringing up the rear. lilne; l57 French mutual
The sec"nd race was threc-qrarer mil edash
yearodsi four starting. =. LorilaId's chesnut My
King Ernest close second aud kci = besian colt,
fhird. ,orse Loriiiarn'- colt Nur, new one from
that stab got bad stat nd never recovered from
tn disadvantage. French pools paii 80 20.
the great race. mile heats Was conended for by
L against III oiuei.: willie d.. which sod third aud
ycIy low Ia .r pao.s Cemmic g. ani Blossom AZ the
start ilaup .ade % struggle Tor Tie pO!e ana Glenn
me c. III udpE Tor ~, made AN fort which seemed
10 have lied her llio heat. size ran the urst
lilr some l"u tbs in advance of Hampton ard Niie
d. together. and To Tho last hal 90 al" second
mile when ,hc fell RAPIDLY t0 the hnc struggle
b tive. "a Hampton aud Wi!iie d. then Witnessed
To- Latter TIVE heat hv less thlt lcuK %. Dt Wth
ont of Te whip, which the hockey or Hampton
Piled irrcv. Blossom ihiivi. Tim" oi t1e neat
3.34 H. Tue second beat vas IA 10 mann Incidents a.
lnn., Il rc,c 81 the first. Glen iic G.. conld not be
held back by her start and ran the first mile
urdrr pull loading throughout amt yI,uing her place
only ON lie lasi half mile of the heat Willie ID not
headed by Hampton though under spur ana whip the
favorto contested closely the finish. Cemme @. made
IA desperate ehort to get third place, but blossom
readci heI. Time ~ second heat 3:3j. French pools
paid for first heat S29 55 second he IL, 80 ID.
Judith strong favoTite for the mile heats over
four hurdles that there not much betting she won
easily neat in 1:J2 Dandy second Dstur-
bnuce third and Lizzie ID. fourth In the second heat
judith almost lett at thu post, and HAD 20 make q
great effort catch Lizzie D., WHO lei. Hr superior
m,tfle was tho result, when she passed the
offers Oh the home stretch winning the heat aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-12
TIE NALhING MITCH.

The date of the contest for the Ashley Belt
was still undecided last night Mr. Hess said that neao
Nations in which he acting mediator were not
concluded he had said they would be. He asserted
thai the for the Ashley Belt would precede that
for the O'Leary Belt but declined TO be positive that
II would be held In September HIS rettccnce on this
point may be due TO the fact that Mr.. Kelly, who
represents the OI~ary party. not In the
city yesterday TO conclude any negotiations ar
Using from his offer TO Mr. Hess ~ let
him have the Madison Square Garden in October,
before the OLeary bolt match on the same terms ne has
made wifh The present lessees Mr. Kelly on his return
Prospect Park races as night said that THIS
offer would open unJI today aud Ia case IL was
accepted the OLerg contest would follow immediately
after that FOR the Ashley belt He states positively that
Mr.. Vanderbilt has given him the assurance that no
match shall take place In the Madison square
Garden before October and atenp, " the present
lessees to use the garCen for such purpose Will be
stopped ny process OF Law. Mr.. Hess Is 10 meet the
conf etitors to-day ami inform thcS when the match
Will begin n he accepts MI kcls terms Will he on
October 6 IL he rejects then, the OLcary party gay
no may say II wall be two weeks earlier, on September
90 won't" In the betting Ennis Is most IN Dc
nnnd ut the odds OF to ! agai hun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-12
THE EPIDEMIC or YELLOW FEVhR

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Sept. 11.-Sixteen cases in
al-ssven white aud nine coiored-werc reported TO the
Board Health to-day. Three deaths have occurred
one White aud Two colorcd The donations 10 the
Howard Association to-day aggregated - 60S. The
Association assigned twenty-five nurses 20 duty to-day.
NEw-ORLEASs, Sept IL cePresldent Fenner and
Dr. {. r. White, SANITARY Directors OF the Auxiliary
Sanitary Association. state that has been at
tacke ~ yellow fever September J. is there
single case known 10 exist in this city.
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THE sTEAMERS gAGA AND JEANETTE

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 10.-1he Australian
steamer reports that the schooner General Harvey,
from the Arctic Ocean, arrived M Honolulu
August 81, with sdylces from the North to Au-
gust l. Nordenskjod's steamer Vega passed south
ward through Behring Strait some time between
July 20 and "a. The Jeanncte and the United states
Tvyue enter were ut anchor at kozcbuo Sound with
NIL wal .lard.
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PRoMINENI ARRIVAL

Clarendon Hotcl-Fellpe Mendez de Vigo. Spanish
Minister Washington: y ndsoT Hocl-J ~; & fS
Pre.idcnt Of the Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati ann luo
annapolis Railroad Company Osmun Larope 81 baiun
and Charles j. Iangdon, of Elmra. \. -. ~ suWe1
UoIpsuranee Superintendent John 7. Smyh, oi Apiny'
Ffnt reaus Hotel Dewitt g. West OF bOWNlIe y. =,
and Iseac Morton Of OHIO benHTc Hoe- coHinail li
H. NJ shepard aud A. =. Kenny, T. = ana u.
InuHYlll".... Nn't u tfif"i'
Bunsen ofthe BRUSH Legation nj Washlngi@ ~
nanie p E,ll- of cleveland stsrfergHf House Colonel
william r. shafter o. A.....St hfchoias HofetI
eres-ngn e. u. Morgan. Of Aurora, y. I~.--bt DtHtd
JIofeI-Asger Uamerk, Of Baltimore
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SOCIAL INTERESTS.
,,,,r opcovn NAYS SESSION.

THE SECOND DAYS SESSION.
RESOLUTIONS IN FAVOR or THE METRIC SYSTEM
ADOPTED BY THE AMERICAN SOCIAL SCIENCE Az
soCIATION-INTEREsTING GENERAL BUSINESS
The proceedings of the Social Science
Association yesterday were invested VIII"
considerable interest. Resolutions In Ia
vor of the metric system and OF
basis for international coinage were adop'en.
Mr.. Warine read paper on the sewerage Oh
towns. which was followed by interesting re-
marks from Professor Acland, OF England
The remaining papers presented an agreeable
diversity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-12

81, ross,,u,v NJ rreot good remain longer in doubt
Every motive urges immediate accession I's ie
and right unite Let legislators SATISFY ~
that il is our Interest that Il IL orr duty !" take
This step and then through tho proper ull IoinaSS
channels pcrHunde Spain and Mexico 10 20 WIN us mn
make triple declaration upon the altar OF neutral
RIG
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SNIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEW-YORK. sep,. IL
ARRIVED

PORT OF NETWORK. H.
ARRIVED
Str naItic tRr Pasel. LIVERPOOL sept Queenstown
str state Of Indiana tBr. sader, glasgow Aug2 snd
STR Tlingvsa DAM. Holsen. Copenhsgrn Aug u.s. vi.
Sur Donau Ger Bussus. Bremen Aug 81, vi, southamp-
SIR N,rcaor (Begl. Minue Antwerp II days to funch.
SIR rhanemore tDr. Johnston Barrow II day. in baaa.s
sr Colorado soger galveston days 70 n Mallory &co
str Jonn Gibson. Chichester. Goorsetovn, . to !
SIR fiateras stevens West Point to Old Dominion :. ca
str of dominion walker Richmond city Point and nor.
-rcores. Bennett tJohna, =, AMI hafat to Clark
81 Nerous. Haletr. Boston. to II ? Dimocs
Bark GrerHpf L. Manson. Havana Di.f4s - master.
Pas.
wIvD-sun.et- At sandy Hook light. sw, clear A,
CLEARED.
strs CITY o. Monfreal r Condron LIVERPOOL Queens.
and Cirrn'arg. Kmisri, q 90. Nora lR F~er. MAJ.
Ward ac sermaaa Trche Hamilton, oat .14s
Co. MART ''s'e1, Chance lssum%e hrem.; Isaac
minion 81 co.. CIV savannah. MALLORY -as'uah. George
Hearse. Boiton. Dimocs tcluora, 10 n.oa Poiind,
hips Sevaia Krngcr, Brer-n Muu.re Kruger Transit,
Hagen. Liverpool, Ihos Dun. ans .uAew g 4.
Progress Sor olsen Bremen, Fuuch r'yo Ponions
J o. to- A.ie. 49, Sp,nT nn pr lg'
Williams. Antwerp J Whitney & 20: hevcio tsr, Rev.
Rouen Tobias & 20. Moiesia (gr, Tawrrcs Antwerp,
a.
cleared ION d. A Gunio: august Irfer fNol Olsen. Rot.
@,dam BOckmlDu Der p 90. Haze fhl- Gnldfv. Ham.
Durr arker Cos Tronfo (Itah Bliss cork lsmouth
or Plymouth ior orders Giunio Wnde Mann. Ant.
werp SNOW Bargessl Teteas Nor Marchussen Koengs-
berg, O Tobias CO.
Irizs CongsI tNorl Danesen Chrsriania Nnr Benham,
Boye-en, f1ckerng q C9t Ivanho., Niklaink. Oporo,
Scaumel BrOs stephen Bishop, o. key MALAGA, b Bucs
& CO. Helen " I.owloy Rowley Richmond. \ Abbott
FOREIsN PORTS
IOxnoN ST. CtDua from New YORK FOR this port,
has Lizard; Bristol str scotia, Sew.
York.
LIVERPOOL sept l.saled 10th inStstr Engandfor Nev'
QUEENSTOWN Sept liar 1oth inst Erin from New,
York Liverpool.
LONDON sept l.saed 4th inst vincenz' Accame; 10Th
inst Uamsn. McDogrsl. vancouver Mairyt Nicola ')r-
sea, Concurrent, Crusader.
Arr yOfi uli olive rhurlow gh inst orion. Fremtden,
Der Pommer. Brso'ian, Neiuff InmDia'. Hen
drt Omue-s Elise Ruia, Rrodlcnr forei Chris
tcn.e Hugo Otio Agra CASTELAR, D9gOHc; nth INST,
Grad SEMI Evelyn Alice Gum. COnc!zi0ue Marie sarah.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-12

He was told to remain after school, when the
teacher Trying impress upon his youthful mind the
snuness of not speaking The truth. asked HIM they
did not hin. In the Sunday school. where bud boys
went who told faseLoods Choking with sobs he said
yes main ts place where there Is IRE, but don't
iust Ie me Der the maine of the town"
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HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUrs Nc
2ls BROADWAY
Dam. 90. Noon 69S. m 40 Midnight oS''
Highest during tue daY. IA lowe-i o.
Average. cox. same day. 1875 14A'-
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Kotzebue Sound Is an inlet of the Behrinl

Strait between Cape Krusensern and Espenberg. The
Ipnette WA Inst heard from "a being NJ the Alcutian
Islands August L. date which conflicts with the one
uul.4
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


SIM -,.rs 5.s sun sets -. 6l5 Clock slow Sm. ais.
Moon rises lao Moon sOuths sh8 Moons days 20
uIGH wAnR 90 DAY-A. 81
sandy Hook. IL Gov. Island. s40 Hel Gats.-- $3.50
HluH WATER rODAt-t. N
sandy Hook. 4il Island. bO7 Hell uAts.. 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-12

"EdWaru," SAID MT. IlICt, WHHI 10 HtdI
thai you disobrYcd your grandmother, who tod
you Just now not 10 jump down these stepsi Grand
ma didn't tell not To, papa she only came 10 the
door and said, wouldn't Jump down those steps,
boys,' and shouldn't think she would-an old lady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-12

For several years ! have had torpid liver
very weak stomach Indigestion. paine and dizziness The
IioIMAA LIyRR PAD CO.'S o. atInent has cured me- -
Mrs. NJ 4. DUNCAN. West Grdui-ay-, Phla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-12

WINCHEsTER's IIYPoPHoSPHrrEs
VIII cure Consumption Coughs. BrOnchu', Debility 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-12

For bOuse-cleaning there is nothing So eflec-
tuaI aud oLeav as JAEs ITLEs pEAR sodby ali grocers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-12

Mis-. N. Il. DUSGAS. Yves; Granlaya.. PhlA
The return Of pleasuTe-seekers adds to tho
attractions the Metropolis chief which the beau.
~ and becoming hats gentlemen exhibition by
KNOX "the" halter. 2i2 Broadway, and Fhh Avenue
Hotel His Fall sla are varied. and Brilliant
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1879-04-17
The Quick Route to Milwaukee

The actual distance from Sioux City to
Milwaukee by way of Sheldon end the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad
is 500 miles while By the way Of the ILL
nois Central via Frceport it is 514 miles
from Sioux City to Milwaukee. Counting
by distance there is difference of 8 miles
in favor Of the Sheldon route, but count.
ing by time the Central has the advantage.
By the Sheldon route one leaves Sioux
City at 1910 p. M, and reaches Milwau-
kee the second morning at 3:20 a. M
Time through 90 hours 10 minutes, with
delay at Sheldon IN the middle of the
night, from 12 :53 to 2:15 reaching Milwau-
kee as before stated at the unreasonable
hour of 3:20. BY the Central Road pas.
sengers leave Sioux City At 2 rs .. m, and
reach Milwaukee at 6 80 p. m, the second
day. Time through % hours and min
utes, or hour and Minutes in favor OF
the 1llilOis Central route, which makes It
practically the Short Line from this city
to Milwaukee Another point in favor Of
the Illinois Central route is that it reach
es Frecport at the seasonable hour Of 9:14
a. m and the Western Union leaves there
for the north at :19 p. m,, which is much
pleasanter than changing In the middle of
the night. So remember that you save
and travel more pleasantly in making the
trip from Sioux City to Milwaukee by
taxing the reliable Illinois Central.
Yours very respectfully
Tnos. H: WRIGHT, Agent
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Festival.

A festival will be held at the Beloi'
School House on Friday eve., April 18th
for the benefit of Rev. Peterson. Refresh
ments will be served in restaurant style
Our supplies will be abundant, and young
ladies and gentlemen will be in attendance
to take orders and serve visitors at any
time during the evening. Mr.. Peterson,
Mr.. Lease, Mrs Pigott and members OF the
the late Normal class, and others will fur
nish songs, music, recltations, readings
etc, as they may be called for, or needed
for amusement during the evening A
fruit and confectionery table will be had
by the young ladies, also post office snc
grab bag. Any small articles brought OF
sent in for last named institution will bt
very acceptable.
We extend an invitation to any Of the
Young ladies' of Canton, who may be SUI.
ficiently interested, to assist our young
folks in serving ice cream, tending P. o.
etc.
We hope all will come with determi
nation to sdd to the general enjoyment,
feeling that each one has a share in thf
good work, and whatever is done is but
duty tardily paid to Que who has served
us we'll and faithfully since his coming
amongst US. c
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BEREAVED.

How can say thy will be done
When its said doing breaks my hearth
How take LIES flowers one by ono
And tear them leaf by lesf spart7
Can forget the haunting past
With all its rare and radiant days7
Praying that there will break 1t last
Bright sunshine through this dismal haze
They say that somewhere down the vale
Peace folds her wings and waits for ms;
Then still my heart each sad, wild vail
Till heaven shall ope her gates for thee.
Ny :.hfe's rare flower 50 fair and frail,
The reaper cut - he passed slong,
But did not stop 10 hear the vail
That broke my heart 20 brave and strong
For resignation Lord I pray,
Fo. strength 70 bear my heavy cross,
Hoping that in some future day
Thoul't reoompsnse my every loss.
Thy will be done, Thy will 10 done,
And stand shiv'ring in the cold,
No love, nor rest, nor hope. nor sun
Blindly grope along LIES void.
I'm but poor wnd-shaken reed.
Be Thou my love, my hope and sun;
And help me Saviour in my need
To say and pray "Thy will be done.
IsA y. PIsorr.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1879-04-17
Billy Marble

Will give three Of his theatrical enter.
tainments at the Court House on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of next
week. This Troupe has been highly spok-
en- Of by the press where they have per-
formed. AT Yankton, Stones Hall was
crowded during the three evenings they
played. The pieces selected are of char
acter that cannot be criticised as to their
impure effect. Tragedy, and Farces are of
late casts, affecting and mirthful. "Drv-
Ell from home" is highly spoken of and
of itself Is worth the money. Reserved
seats can be obtaihed at the Post Office for
same price, so ce1ts tor Adults. % cts. for
children. We prophecy crowded houses
durihg the entire stay here, and our peo-
pie will be we'll paid for their patronage.
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Lincoln Co. Teachers Institute.


Hon. WIN. H. n. Beadle, Superintendent
of Public Instruction Of the Territory Of
Dakota, has appointed the annual Teach
ers Institute, Of Lincoln Co. to be held in
the School House ut Canton. beginning
Monday, April 21st, 1919, att 80 p. M, and
continuing through the week
1t is expected, that all teachers will he
present at every session of the Institute,
for the School law, approved Febr'y, 22d,
1879, requires the attendance Of those de-
string to teach.
Hon. w. II. H. Beadle will deliver an
address before the Institute and conduct .
great part of the exercises.
All persons. interested ia the school
work, especially school 0nlcers, are cor.
daily invited tn attend.
April STR, 1870. ,. q. JACOBS,
GO. Hupt Of Pub. Inst
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Tile Canton Cornet Band will give a
concert At Ke1ler's Hall Monday, April
49,
Gross Sectioning has cotnnienced this
side Of Rock Mills, on the Milwaukee
line.
Fl G. Heard, the gen,lemanly agent
Of the Marble theatrical troupe Is plaster.
ing the bill boards with their posters of
this popular Troupe. --.
A Mr.. Brown, of Fondulac Co. Wiscon.
sin, has purchashed the claim of Mr..
Fockler IN Delaware, and will open the
Blacksmith shop at Lincoln Center
%, s, Peck of Lincoln township is one
of the U. s. Petit Jury at Yankton. N. G.
Nash was summoned upon the Grand Ju.
ry but was pronounced Ineligible for the
reason that he was Coroner of Lincoln
county ..
Caldwell of the Sioux Falls Panta.
graph and a party Of ladies and gentlemen
from that place are expected down mex,
Sunday, if the weather is favorable. The
prospects Of these neighboring burgs will
receiye their attention. -.s..
Mr., Glover, Attorney Of Slbley, gave
US pleasant call yesterday. He has been
member Of the newspaper fraternity, but
suspended that business for the law. The
Dakota attractions may induce him to
change his residence. 15
According to the Pantaaraph, Of the
18th, under the new order of the commits
sioner Of the Land Office Lincoln County
is to be in the Yankton district, and the
Springfield Office is to be removed to Wat
ertown, Coddington county.
Judge Virgins of Lynn township has
furnished US with the following statemen,
of the quantity of grain raised in that twp
during the pas: year:
Bushels of Wheat, 11,495
Barley 2,18:
Oats 9,304
IS Corn 1929;
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The telephone 10 being used extensively
by lumber dealers, vessel masters and 9th.
ers In the harbOr. l5
Bob. Ingersoll made ts0. 600 BY abusing
the bible last year, and Toronto clergy
man died Of ssarva&iOn Isn't il about
time for another food.
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FARMING llpLzxlugs.
~ only teep the ss,r, and sef
CHEAPER THAN the cHEApGsT.
f. Barrow.
Herd Notice.

The undersigued viii tske stock to hssd
in his herd on the Rock River in Sioux
County, Iowa, at Is cts per head for the
season for cattle. Cattle will be aalted
once 3 week and good bull will be kept
in the Herd. P.O. sddresa,
s. BELIisFlELD,
Irene, Sioux Co, Iowa.
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Trussss.-Trusses.

haye a full line OF Trusses of oil styles
and aizea which l am selling at maRutac.
tors nriccs. All in need Of Trusses viii
And Ia tke.s interest to call and examine
NV NV, stock. ]. H. COULTER.
''' 'sS Belolt, Ia.
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1russss OF oil styles and sizes 1t
CotITEEs, Beloit Il.
Money to Loan.

Farmers Of Lancoln and adjolning coun.
ties can secure Real EstAte loans on from
nne to dve years time st reasonable 5s1es
BY applying 10 n. Grtgsby, at Sioux Falls.
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DE- WzY HARVESTER.
Meadow Lark Mower,

A foli hne Of Furst bradley Goods, consisting 0f
eulky Ploxs, Corn Plows. Hay hakes and
Caitivstors. Also the oe;sbrstei wser
Goods, consisting Of oil kinds OF
Breakers. corn YiOws, hay
rskes, &c. &c. Ac,
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SPECIAL NOTICE

Wood, Lime, Hair and Cement. for sale
cheap, at st, Croix Lumber Yard.
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DIXON HOUSE,
REYNOLDS HOUSE.

ltANToN, .. T.; west end Bridge ST.; 4. p. Dix
~ on. Proprietor. commodious, well-arrsng
ID hotel. Reasonable charges. Good stabling.
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FOR ALL KINDS OF
M0chinery,
Consisting or

The Nichol & Sheppard Steam and Horss
power Thresher.
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T EMARs, IOWA, corner 9Th and Warrington
IL streets. @. H. Dingemsns, Proprietor, (suc-
cessor to N. Thiltgen). wellfurnished table, and
clean, airy sleeping rooms. Ample Feed and Liv-
cry Stables attached. Excellent hotel for farmers.
Terms moderate.
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Psint- t-paiRt,
la-yc stock Of white lead, oil and col
ore, at Coulters, Beloit Ia.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

. WIN. NJ. CUPPETT,
PEAL ESTATE ABSTRACT OFFICE; VIII
~ pay taxes for non-residents. Ofice st the
Court House. Canton, D. T. TT
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CANTON p. O. DIRECTORY.

southern daily mail arrives every day except Sun
hyatt AN. Departs every day except Sunday
Northern daily mail arrives every day except Sum-
DIV, t7:OOP.M. Departs every day except Sum
dayat Am.
and Friday at u n. Departs same days at p. NJ.
Canton l. Richland mail arrives every Friday, at
sp.n, Departs every Saturday, at 8 \. M.
,,om TO P. H., and one hour after the mail ar
riyes from the North.
JOHN FALDE, Postmaster.
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HOTELS.
HARLAN HOUSE,

111A1G0IA4S 110 WITT
fNANTON, d. r., Main st., g. W. Harlan Propr
~ Splendid accommodations for oil travellers
and good Stables in connection with the House.
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WEsTERN HOTEL,

pELOIT, IOWA; conveniently situsted; neal
ID the East end Of the Bridge. Stages from Be
lett depart from this house daily.
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In fact Farmers will And IL 10 their sdysutae6
to So me before purchasing
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nj. M. CLARK, M. D.,
physician AND SURGEON. and U. s. Ex-
l. amining Surgeon Of Pensions, Beloit, Iowa.
Office at residence, west of school house.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

COUNT OSVuSeno'
v.M. CupPrrT, Clerk Of District Court.
THoRr J. THoNsTAD, Register Of Deeds and II
odnclo County Clerk.
(1Ko, W. NAYLOn, Treasurer.
XP. DIXON, Sheriff.
20. JACOBS, Superintendent of Schools.
a. II. W1oo1M, judge Of Probate.
e; s:;;sss: $:::: Ssa. Commissioners.
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1Foins rw1 On Ssour City Time.
GEO. Z. MERCHANT,
TAlaarsph stations, superintendent.