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The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1879-03-27
TERRITORIAL JoTTlNcs.

The cxigcncics in Moody county de.
mand jail.
The insane hospital at Yankton Is to be
ready this week.
Turner county is receiving good i'm,
migration this spring.
Bishop Clarkson will spend the month
Of May in southern Dakota.
Gold has been found near Gary. The
gold fever is running high SO says tho In.
ter.SMte.
Two million acres of government land
was taken by settlers in eastern Dakota
the past season.
Ex- Governor Austin Of Minnesota, Is
nominated for register Of the Land Office
at Fargo, ID. T.
The Bismarck Tribune says 1000 men
will be at work on the extension of the
Northern Pacific in May.
A destructive fire occurred last Sunday
between Bon Homme and Yankton. The
total loss OF property is estimrted at $25,
600.
Cheyenne Sun: "Ta.k about tho Black
ills gold! The treasure coach recently
came out of the Hills with $4,000 in
gold dust.
The Northern Pacific people have three
locomotives at Mandan and railroad IRON
enough for the first twenty five miles of
the extension.
Tic april term of :Iia t;s::;c: caur:
meets on Tuesday, April 1st. United
States business will probably occupy a
large part of the session.
Five hundred and thirty-eight carloads
~ material irr The extension of the North.
ern Pacific road we're transported across
the ice bridge at Bismarck.
An exchange has it that a Canadian
couple, en- route for Dakota weigh Ola
ponnds-the man $40 lbs and the wife 3O4
They go west to grow up with the coun-
try,
April 1st is the time set by law, for the
annual school district meetings, and all
persons over 81 years OF age, male and fe-
male, who have resided in district five
days arc cutitled to vote,
Yankton Herald: Workmen are now
employed in completing the new insane
asylum building north of Yankton. It Is
being petitioncd off into apartments and
ceiled, no plaster whatever being applied
in the interior of the structure.
A'man near Fountain, il Brookings @ TO-.
recently make haul Of 812 pounds Of fish
from reservoir in the Big Sioux river
formed by tire ice sinking, aud then anotl.
er layer being formed by the next frcezc--
imprisoning between the two ice layers
one large buffalo fish. one hundred and
four pickeral, and four hundred nike.
A Jim river letter says: "Immigration
increases ss the spring time comes, and I
firmly believe that all the land In the Jim
River valley we.t Of the river will be
taken by the lst Of June as far northas
Rockport along the routes of the opposi.
ton railroads, which il is supposed will
tap the river III this point"
Yankton Press: Seventeen years ago
to-day the first Legislature of Dakota met
in Yankton, Oflhe % members OF thai
body, two only are dead -Enns Stutsman
Of the council, and J. A. jacobson Of the
house. Eight continue to reside in Dako.
ia. and the remaining twelve are scattered
through the states and territories.
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A Gard Of thanks.

we desire, to return our most sincere
thanks to the many flcnds, who assisted
IN performing the last sad rites, for our
little girl. Although our home had been
among you for so short Il time, we were
sootheu by the thoughts that we were not
strangers in strange land All that kind
hearts, and loving hands could pcrf3rm,
were rendered towards us in our deem af
Fiction, for which we feel truly grateful.
MIR. Il Mrs. VIM MERCHANT.
Beloit, March Goth, 1879
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N-K-3Od
SUMMONS.

TERRITORY Of DAKOTA
ID Judicial District Lincoln county
In the District Court within and for said LINCOLN
county.
John M. Carpenter and
Aurora v. Carpenter Ppn
AGAINhr
Harry l.. Ran sdall Deft
The TERRITORY OF DAKOTA SENDS oR.KrIH0:
To Harry l.. Rsmsdsl Defeadsnt.--In the nsma
OF the Territory OF Dakots. You are hereby Sum-
moned and required to answer the Complaint of tho
above nsned Plaintiffs which WAS hled IN the ofcs
Of the Clerk Of the District Court In and for the
county OF Lincoln ut his Ofica in the Court House
in Canton, d. IT, on the nth duy OF July 1879, ana
to serve copy OF your answer upon the subscriber
at his Office In the village Of Canton Lincoln coun-
y, D.. r. within thirty days after the service OF this
Summons on yoi, exclusive Of the day Of such
vice, and II fail to answer said complaint within
that time the Plaintiff will apply to tho Court for
the relief demanded In the complaint.
Dated 1t Canton, Lincoln county, DakotA Terri
tory, this llth day OF July A. d. 1879.
j.. W. TAYLOR,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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VOL. III.
10 thc Patrons and Friends Of
The BelOit School.

Monday and Tuesday morning of next
week will be held the closing cxamina.
tions Of our winter school,
You are not only invited but urged to be
present to Judge Of the work done during
the terms past viii you not make an cf-
1ort and If need be q sacrifice in order to
be present and to give encouragement to
the teacher and scholars.
Monday evening the school gives an cx-
hibihon. Tuesday evening is in charge of
the Normal class Both entertainments
are public.
KATE n. r. TuPPER.
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From PatterSOnyilIe.
Sioux County Independent.

olUUX county independents.
Our correspondent at the terminus in
forms us that Engineer Kimhall of
the G. NJ. & S. P Road, had been called to
Milwaukee by telegraph, and the report
there Is that the locanon of the line to Be.
lott via Rock Mills. St. Patrick's day
was appropriately celebrated. J. NJ. Val.
lcau has gone TO Decorah TO visit his fam.
lily. business is quiet till the resumation
OF work on the extension revives it.
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NOTICE.,

u. B. LAND UVYICR, I
Sioux Falls d. T., March 8, 1879.
Complaint having been entered vt this Once by
John Kempel against Frank Ramaker for
abandoning his Homestead Entry No. 9ls4, dstsd
May II, 1873, npon the North East Y of GsctiOn
80, Township 100, Range 81 In Lincoln County, Ter
tory OF Dakota, with view 70 the cancellation Of
to appear 1t this Office on the Sth day u May
1879, ut O'Clock p. M. to respond and furnish ~.
timony concerning said alleged abandonment.
B.F. CAMPnsLL, Register.
A6-k-3d ]. N. WAsHBuRN, Receiver.
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The Milwaukee Extension.

sIeldon Mail, n.
AS we go to press we learn through
agent McDougaii that the engineer corps
OF the G., NJ. & St. p. road have been or
dered out and will reach Sheldon on their
way west tomorrow.
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AGENT
NOTICE.

U. 8. LAND O11Icn,
Sioux Falls d. r., March H. 1879,
Complaint having been entered at this Onlos b.
Henry Dcckstader against Detssy Olsen Upland for
abandoning her Homestead Eatry No. 77l7 datSd
Oct l6, 1877, upon the south West 4 Of section -
Township 9G, RaIge 81 In Lincoln county, Terrific.
ry of Dakota, with view 70 the cancellation OF
sSid entry: the said parties are hereby summoned
to appear Ut this Office the llth day OF june 1875
st O'Clock p. m., to respond sud furnish tsstimo-
ny concerning said alleged abandonment.
B. +. CAMPnKLL, Register.
As-k m. WAsHBURa. Rsuoiyer.
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Herd Notice.

The undersigned will take stock to herd
in his herd on the Rock River in Sioux
County, Iowa, at Is cts. per head for the
season for cattle. Cattle will be salteG
once week and good bull will be kept
in the Herd. p. o. address,
8. BELTLsF
Irene, Sioux Co., Iowa.
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Statement of the Condition Oftho
Continental Insurance Co
On the FIRST day of January, 1879

-
Tho mama n, Tho comn,nx !, .,on,,,.,.., ,u
ine ~ name oi 'ne company - oohiinsh's' Ansur-
""It ~ 4. ,na,aa T., N.,, v.-. C.x
mn .,S"''"t ~ ~ ~ s,,,.; ~ ~. =, ooo ~,
M, . . ~ ~ a., .'s ;tti .at", a.oeA - SI'ou.u.
A"' .Aou' " '' o'p''". 's0'A pA'' "" "s''o"'ov'
THE AssErTs OF THE ooAPYHY AR1 AZ FoLLows:
cash eh hahd ana IN the hsnds of Agents or other
psrsons ) 100, 0.S
teal Esta'e uhlhcumDered GU OUO "
U. =. stocks and bonds owned BY the
company l,AOs,v2l,S0
s.; ss ?: y @ sss%ssssd =. fi Ss. s:ipE Estate.
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Notice of Annual School Meeting

Notice is hereby given, the voters OF
School District No. As, of Lincoln county,
that the annual meeting Of said district
Will be held at the School House, (Smiths
building). at Canton, IN said county and
in s"id district, on the Cd day of April,
1879, at 7 O'Clock p. N.
j. w. TAYLOR,
District Clerk.
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LosT.-Last Thursday at the School
House IN lower Canton, 1 silver tea spoon
with German &c" engraved upon it, AL.
so four saucers aud one plate. Please re-
turn the articles if taken by mistake to
Mrs. Carter,
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Home Markets.

FLoUR-S2.OO per cwt.
wHEAT-No. 2, IS; No. ;, 3,ns; No.A, Is to A7c.
OATs-lSc.
CoRN-18c.
PorAToEs-4Oc.
CArTLE-S2.D0 % $500.
PonK-S2.50 @ $500.
EGGs-8c,
BUTTER-10c.
BEANs-S3.OO.
WooD-S4.50 and $500.
CoAL-Ft Dodge, $500. Moingons, $3.50. La
sale. S7.0O.
ChieaEo- MAJ. h as
No. 8, sO1i
No. 2, 961.; No. 3, S0Is q 6l.
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UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

UHIrkD STATEH LAND UFFTCE, 7
Sioux Falls, D. 7. Feby 8, 1919.
Peter Shuts, Silver Lake, DIT.
You are hereby notified that the Honorable Com
missioner Of the General Land Office, In = letter
dated January 10th, 1879 has adjudged your Home
st"ad Entry No. 1850 upon South West a. Section
20 Township 96, Range 80 forfeited. You are allow
ed sixty days from the date OF this notice In which
to appeal from said decision.
3. +. CAMPBELL, Register.
PAS J. NJ. WAsHBURN, Receiver.
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Notice.,

PoIsON.-Notice IS hereby given that on
Monday next, March "a, 1879, I will put
out poison for the purpose Of killing rats.
Neighbors owning horses, cattle, asses,
sheep or swine please keep the same up
March 18, 70. J. W. TAYLOR.
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a scene in Il Dakota Revival
MectIng.
Elk Point Courier.


Not far from the cid Missouri river
there is a revival in progress, and the 9TH
cr evening a very amusing Incident occur
red that is too good to keep out of print.
After the services on the evening we men,
ton an invitation was given to all those
who wish to JON the church on probation
A large humber signiiicd Willingness
to become members and among those
who placed themselves in line to con
gratulate by hand shaking was woman
who has case III the Union county courts
for divorce. The audience was singing
some familiar hymn, during which time
those who wished advanced and shook
hands with the prohibitionists. Among
the number that took part in the congrat.
ulatory part, was the husband Of the lady
suing for divorce. lie shook hands
with each until he came to his wife, who
was standing with her head hung back at
an angle of Al degrees, and took her by
the hand She seemed to know the touch
tor with a sudden jerk she looseened her
hand. He looked surprised and dumb
founded. A large sized smile spread every
mouth in the room. The conclusion we
can draw in the matter is that it takes con-
siderable religion in q woman to drown
her desire to get u divorce when she onco
makes up her mind TO get one.
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e. w. N.AYLOR,

( 'OUNTY TREASURER, Canton, d. T. Real
Estate ard tax paying business promptly at
ended to. Office at Court House. 1tf
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UkIrKD STATES LAND OFFICE I
Qfn,v rs1Is n ~ Rnh 4 1910 1

Sioux Falls d. T., Feb. 8, 1879
Alfred Deranlean. Sunnyside, D. T.
You are hereby notified that the Honorable Com.
missioner Of the General Land Once, in letter
dated January II, 1879 has adjudged your Timber
Entry No. 624 upon South E,st Quarter section II,
Township 95 Range 80 forfeited. You are allowed
sixty days from the date Of this notice In which to
appeal from said decision.
b. B.F.CAMPBELL, Registsr.
ll-f-eod ]. II. WAsnEuRN, Rsceives.
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UNITED STATES EssD or.Ics. !
Siou1 Falls. u. T., Feby 6, 1879. 1

Sioul Falls. d. T., Feby 6, 1879.
Joel Trumble, Antioch, d. r.
You are hereby notified that the Honorable Com
missioner of the General Land Office, in = letter
dated January 18th. 1879, has adjudged your Home-
stead Entry No. 7797 upon South West Quarter Sec
ton Township 20 Rang" 81 forfeited. You are al
lowed sixty days from the date OF this notice In
which to appeal from said decision.
b. F. CAMPBELL, Register.
M WAsHBURN, Receiver.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY

EPISCOPAL SERvIcE-In Canton ut the School
house, oh the srcond and fourth Sundays Of each
month, at IL O'Clock A. n. Bcloit school Hou,s,
same days Ut O'Clock D. IN.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
VIM. M. CUPpETT.

II EAL ESTATE & ABSTRACT OFFICE; WIZ
pay taxes for non-residents. Office at the
Court House. Canton, D. r. 7N
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UNITED STATES Laxp OFFICE,

UNITED STAT Lasn OYPlcE,
Sioux Falls, d. T., Feby 8, 1879.
Hamilton SouthSTs!, Canton. D. T.
Yon are hereby notified that the Honorable Com
missioner Of the General Land Office In letter dat
ed Jsnnsry 10th, 1879 has adJudged your Homestead
Entry No. 60O4 upon North East Quarter Section
81 Township 81 Range 80 forfeited. You are allow
ed ski days from the date Of this notice In which
sppeai from said decision.
Fl. CAMPBELL, Register.
J. N. WAsHBU8N, Receiver.
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There were sworn in on the 18th of
March seventeen men who fought to de-
stroy the Union. There were four men
there who ought to save it, These four
are Gems Logan, Burnside, Kellogg and
Plumb The men who fought to destroy
are now entrusted With the destiny of the
government Rebellion was honorable !;
patriotism is at Discount. Eighteen
years ago the rebels left the senate with
the intention of going out Of the Union
with their States, Now they return to do
if possible, by legislation, what they failed
to do by war Anthony of Rhode Island,
Hamln of Maine, and Chandler of Mich.
igan, are the only men now in the senate
who heard the farewell speeches of Jctfer-
son Davis and his associates. Most of
their colleagues of that day are dead
Sumner and Wilson of Massachusetts,,
Hale Of New Hampshire, Fessenden of
Maine, Wade and Chase of Ohio, Seward
of New York, Collamer and Foote of Yer
mont, Douglass and Yates of Illinois,
Johnston of Tennessee, Grimes of Iowa,
and others. One of these men became
president; another became vice. president;
other cabinet Offices, justices of the su-
preme court, and others held similar posi-.
tions of honor and dignity.
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DIXON HOUSE.

( (NANTON, ID. T., Main st., G. W. Harlan Prop'r.
~ Splendid accommodations for all travellers,
and good Stables in connection with the House.
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A, r, & A, M,
COUNTY OFFICERS.

wM. CuppETr, Clerk of District Court.
THorr J. THoNsTAD, Register of Deeds and Ex
ot6co County Clerk.
GEo. W. NAYLoR, Treasurer.
p. DIXON, Sheriff.
X. c. JACOBS, Superintendent Of Schools.
a. Fl. w1GGIN, Judge of Probate.
N. T. HoGODooNr
r. s. BhANDHAGEN, Co. Commissioners.
w. W. PALMER, Chm.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1879-03-27

Chief Justice Hunt, of the United States supreme
court, was striken with paralysis.
Gen. Logan has introduced bill for the equali-
cation OF the bountes Of the soldiers and sailors Of
the last war.
In the forty third congress there nine colored
men, in the forty-fourth, six, in the forty fifth,
three while in the present congress there is none.
Tho colored man has gone, for the present at least
large number of white and colored Republicans
who say that they have been driven out of certain
parishes In Louisiana by bulldozers have signed a
petition to President Ha, es asking him for assist
ance in leaving the State.
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M. l.. SYVERUD,

"ATCHMAKER & JEWELER, and dealer in
" Clocks, Jewelry, Etc, at Gilbert's store,
canton, D. 7. All kinds of work in my line attended
sopromptly All on short notice.
s2F- REFERENCE-MY WORK.
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MRS. e. Nj. WELLS,

M 1LLlNERY h FANCY GOODS DEALER has
~ just received, 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 see my goods, and learn my prices
before leaving orders eswhere. (26-tf)
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I EMARS, IOWA, corner 9th and Washington
- streets. G. II. Dingemans, Proprietor, (suc-
cessor to Nj. Thtgen) well-furnished table, md
clean, airy sleeping rooms. Ample Feed and Liv-
cry Stables attached. Excellent hotel for farmers.
Terms moderate.
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REYNOLDS HOUSE

I tANTON, b. T.; west ond Bridge ST.; A. p. Dix
~ on. Proprietor. commodious, wel-arrang-
ID hotel. Reasonable charges. Good stabling.
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CANTON O. DIRECTORY.

Southern daily mail arrives every day ex cept Sum
asyxt7 Az Departs every day except Sunday
st7p.M.
Northern daily mail arrives every day except Sum
7:O0P.%. Departs every day except Sun
d,yat Am.
Canton and Milltown mail arrives every Tuesday
aud Friday ut IL NJ. Departs same days at p. NJ.
Canton Richland mail arrives every Friday, at
pm. Departs every Saturday, at A. NJ.
Office o, en- from A, NJ. to = y. NJ. On SUNDAYS
from to p. M, and one hour after the mail ar
rjyes from the North.
JOTS FAJDE postno star
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Mrs. j. Andrews & Mrs. T. w Tattershal
RELO1I, Iowa. Would announce to the public
- that they pre- pared to do Dress and Cloak
Making in all the latest styles. We will also do
plain sewing. Rooms over Madole h Hinkleys
Store. Give us a call. ...
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WESTERN HOTEL.

RELO1T, IOWA; conveniently situated; near
- the East end of the Bridge. Stages from Be-
lott depart from this house daily.
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ADVERTISING RATES.
COrrsSDON(lencc.
LOR PRINTING

Orders for oil kinds OF Job Printing promptly se
ended to, quickly Allied. and satisfacton guaranteed
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PHYSICIANS.
NJ. M. CLARK. M, D..

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, ard U. S. Ex-
amining Surgeon of Pensions, Beloit, Iowa.
Office at residence, west of school house.
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Yankton Press: Seventeen years ago
today the first Legislature of Dakota met
in Yankton, OF The % members OF thai
body, two only are dead -En.s S,utsman
Of the council, and ]. A. jacobson Of the
house. Eight continue to reside in Dako.
ia, and the remaining twelve are scattered
through the states and territories.
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HOTELS.
VANALSTINE HOUSE.
HARLAN HOUSE.

lELOIT, IOWA. Situated on Bird &c st, one
- door east Of post-office. Good Stabling.
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What is said to be the largest bill ever
introduced iEto Legislative assembly was
the new code submitted to the Ohio SEN
ate. 1t contained 5000 pages, and, as 1t
was insisted that it should be read in full,
the senate sat up till midnight to hear it
through even at that, hundreds occ pages,
it is reported, were slyly skipped.
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Sioux City Journal, IS: a telegram
was received IN this city yesterday, by G.
G. Wicker, from New York, stating that it
was reported that the Chicago Milwaukee
Il s.. Paul railroad company has sold
$1,000 900 in bonds for the purpose of
building an extension Of their road from
PattersOnYille ---
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THE TKRRrroRY Oh DAKOTA, !
AThHTfl1 Am HFYr0

In tsst,mcny whereof, have hossuuto =. m3
hand and ssai, tbs lAsh day q March, 4. ,. l170.
~ i. 4. H8R8HAu.
SEAL By L. u. PUaDY, Auditor.
t~D Deputy.
J. W. TAYLOR, AGENT.
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Bon Hommc Citizen: The mortality
among the children in this county from
malignant sore throat has recently been
very great, and seems to be on the in.
crease. Until the services of good ply
sician can be procured parents should ad,
minister to their children afflicted with
this melanchol, disease equal parts of hy-
drate of sulphur LACK Sulphur) and fresh
cream, we'll mixed-a tea spoonful of
each-at intervals of every twenty or thir-
ty minutes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-05-29

The location of the Occidental Hotel is of the most convenient and really central of any in the city,
 Rooms light, airy, well ventilated, and elegantly furnished Single Rooms m 5Oe, 75c, and $l per day. to and from the Grand Central Depot pass the door,
 4tf c. L. CHASE, Proprietor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-05-29

HH can nuke money faster at work for than at anything else. Capital not required we will start yon. SIP per day at home made by the in- NW dustiious. Men. women, boys and wanted everywhere to work for us. Now is the time Costly outfit and terms free. Addree TRUE & Co.,, Augusta. Maine 4S-ly
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-05-29

n business you can engage in. S5 to $2O ARA \ per day made by any worker of either 0 GS sex, right in their own localities. Par eiculars and sampies worth s free. Improve your spare time at shs business. Address STINsoN & Go. Portland, Maine, 4S-1y
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21
COURT PROCLAMATION.

~ WHEREAS, the Hon. Charles A. Mayer. Prssl-
d"ni u the Court Il tomHgun riss u the ztb IudlaA
bsiTSt, consisting = the r1uuiiss 4 Centre Cntau
and CeafhFd. aad the Hon. samuel FrAurk AMI the
Hon John Hiseu. Asaoctaie Judge in Centre county
having issusi their ptossps sAftns aie 18th dAy =
July. lsip 10 me difnrted. fpr hsldinE = Court II
uysr au1 TsTmiueg ami General jail Delivery Aud
VuArtrT Sessions u the Peace 10 Belisfgute 81 the
county ~ tcntrn. and 81 onfnugeucs tho Fuurfh
Monday - August neat hiuE the 18th day q August
l@1a. and g. uantiHue tuo verks Notice L. hereby
gwen 20 the Coroner justices II the Peace AIasru4s
ant ConstAies - sAi county u Centre that ihsy D.
then and ihsra 10 their pruier Jsr.sfs at 10 pick
IN the forrnegu q aid dsy. vth their reCnrs nqui
siiturs. eNAmiuaitors, and their oun Temsmbranc.s
g. D. those thnEs vhich 30 their ofoe altartAns g.
be done, and thnse Who arr bound ia fsFniEanc~s g.
prsecute against the TrsaeFs that shAll - ia
the jail u Centre county BE- then and there pFg-
cute against them Ss shsil be just
Given under ny hand, At BalieiDhts the 29i day of
luly. In the fesT q ippi ls5p. and the one
huRdrel and third year u the Indspsl5anne II the
JuItei staies-
spu JOHN sPANcLgR sheriff