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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Photographic Room,

Photographic Boom
Owing to the stringency of the times. from
this day on I will give the public the benefit OF
a Photographic Boom. by reducing the prices
of pictures t. the following rates, to wit Cab
met size photos. from $40 per doz. to s. Cab
met size photos. from Sc per half doz. to IS
Cartes de viste, or Album size, from So per doz.
reduced to s. Carries de vtsite. or Album size,
from "a per half doz. reduced to So. All work
OF larger sizes, reduced in proportion.
N. B.-Positively no deviation from these
prices, which are strictly fixed.
No "cheap," and consequently 'spoor,'' pic
ture taken but superior work, done up in me-
tropelitan style. is turned out Of my studio.
LOUIS MONACO,
Artist and Proprietor.
Caps
At so per cent below cost at the GOLDEN
RULE STORE.
A Great Variety
OF suspenders at the GOLDEN RULE STORE.
Neat and Nobby
Neckties and scarfs at the GOLDEN RULE
STORE
The Best
nhh OEaWGEu " lnCn .
wear at the GOLDEN RULE STORE.
The Strongest
And best made overalls and jumper at the
GOLDEN RULE STORE.
Cardigan Jackets
At Cost at the GOLDEN RULE STORE.
-
Ets.n
SILK Handkerchief at the GOLDEN RULE
STORE.
Pipes and Tobacco
At the GOLDEN RULE STORE.
A Well Assorted
Stock Of G ssimere Shirts at the GOLDEN
RULE STORE.
Boots and Shoes
At the GOLDEN RULE STORE cheap for cash.
The Best by Long Odds.
Those Cigars. four for IS cents at the GOLDEN
RULE STORE.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-21
DUCKS N GEESE.

A BOUT $50 POUNDS OF DUCK AND
"A Geese Feathers for sale cheap. in guam
tity to suit the purchaser. II applied soon. Ad-
dress ID. DeBERNARDI 4 co.,
ssefsmsnte CITY, Cal. myi1 Ans
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-21
BLAINE'S

Blaine committed two fatal mistakes
in his canvass for the Presidential nomi-
nation.
The first was in Ohio ; the second in
Illinois. The latter may be excused on
the ground that Grant was the strong
man and the one that he had to beat, if
he succeeded at all. But the Ohio blum
der is wholly inexcusable in a man of
Blaine's alleged shrewdness as a political
manipulation. The effort to take Ohio
from Sherman was the rock on which he
wrecked his hopes. The was q
bold and brilliant one, but it should never
have been attempted without a certainty
Of success. Resulting as it did. its only
effect was to embitter and ALLEVIATE the
Sherman forces, and cut off all hope of
succor from that direction.
Blaine erred still earlier in the fight, in
failing to make pennsylvania and New
York the chief battle ground. He could
have entered these States without getting
on the corns of conspicuous rivals for the
nomination. As things have shaped he
has lost all, and cannot come within rs
votes of success, on any ballot, in the
National Convention !; provided always,
that the silent man remains in the field.
A PROMINENT politician just arrived in
Washington from New York reports a
rebellion in the Republican camp there,
which is causing the Grant men great
uneasiness. From the best estimates
that can be made there are at least 40, 600
Republicans in New York who win not
vote for Grant if nominated. This will
give the State to the Democrats, and
perhaps the Presidency also. There is a
good deal Of talk in New York of bring
ing out IN independent Republican can
didate if Grant is nominated-not that
there 10 any hope that such . candidate
could be elected, but it would give anti
third term Republicans a candidate they
could vote for. They will not vote for
Grant
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-21
PUBLIC NOTICE.
Notice, 4. o. o. r.

EUREKA LODGE NO. %, AND MOUNTAIN
II Lodge No. ~. are requested to meet at
their Hall on Saturday, May 22d, at 1 O'Clock
sharp. for the purpose Of receiving an Official
visit from the Most Worthy Grand Master. ].
O. Smith. All sojourning brethren are invited
to attend. II. B. MCKEE,
District Deputy Grand Master.
Eureka, May 10, 1880. my20 I'd
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BORN.

a daughter.
Carson, May 16-wife of Edward Niles, q
daughter.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TO MINERS and NINE
OWNERS.
EUREKA---ITS MINES, RES0UR-
CES, AND FUTURE.

Every person holding interests in Eureka
county should have its interests at heart. Our
vast resources are but little known abroad, and
to make them known and attract capital for the
development of eur mines, should be the chief
object of our citizens. To this end J.. MEG.
Scott has been d~evoting several months, visit
ing and examining the mines of our own and ad
jacent districts, and in a few days will leave
for New York to publish in book form the re-
suit of his investigations. In addition to q
history of the mines, the book will contain .
history of the county since its organization,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-21

THE New York Mail says: every.
thing indicates . speedy and great revi-
val Of mining interests. We observe
that there IL . steady increase Of private
companies. There are over . hundred
good nsises held in this city, which are
b-snzaz5ssd and developed as investments
aad properties For convenience the
owners have Incorporated them, but the
Stock Is rot cbtsinable. This fact is .
xszsisy9nx sns, - Il shows clearly that the
1~rs3pdsss sgssast mining As a legitimate
susiAsss r~ass1ss - vanishing utterly"
fx sss Cslssssziz Convention yesterday
soass ons szEsssd . resolution to the effect
ssae Ss j. asyoissie 70 advance any person
hssas . tsdlcSas oAes 10 the Presidency.
TNss v4s 81 esasss . lick at Field, and
~ as essy sorry ssss the resolution was
noe pssaye1y Sdoyeed. II nothing more
10 dose a. WjsnsaseseA, IL would be .
rod sdss 70 so sss Ne Jadgs on this
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-02-19
UNION BLOCK, CANTON, D. T.

Railroad building in Dakota aex. yea.
promises TO be something wonderful. OLl
gold region is proving a powerful magnet
to the great corporations of the c. uniry
and next year will zee a railroad compile
tion through to the Hills.
Sioux Falls Times: Delegate Bennett
has introduced bill in congress appro-
priating the proceeds Of the internal reye.
nnc in Dakota tor the erection of the ter
ritorial prison in Sioux f; lls. We are
certain Of the penelentiary, rs congress
looks most faAorably upon 1t.
The Springfield Times says, ave have
seen good many gentlemen lately who
have visited Brule City, and all agree that
the bigges, kind Of rush is sure to take
place in that county in the sdriug. This
is to bc expected. Brule comfy Is known
to be as fine county as there Is in the
territory, and Its being kept from market
SO long by being made part Of an Indian
reservation has prevented settlers from
gradually filing it up as has been done
in other counties. Now that 1t is open,
and with the prospect Of soon having
railroad connection with the world twill
no doubt be taken by storm when tho reg.
ular spring tide Of emigration begins to
set i'm
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-02-19

The audience at the Leadtilie opera
house were startled TO see part "t the
editice carried away by gale last week
So SAWS an eastern paper.
The sisters of mercy are new occupy
ing their fine new school building on
Pleasant Hill, but considerable work ia
is vet required TO be d.ne before the
school is opened The la'ge three story
building makes handsome aud 1mpos-
inr appearance aud fro m the cupola de-
lish,iul view of the city, the river and oi
the surrounding country can be had. u
10 complete in sll its arrangements. and
will he he sted by steam and lit by gas.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-02-19
MADOLE & HlNKEEY,5 !. .:.. a
In e hib4 4s.s #.
DRY GOODS & GROCERIES,
UNION BLOCK, CANTON, D. r

| According to the --latest reports made to
the adju,an' general OF the United States,
We have in this country an organized mi :
litia furcc of III, 900 me", commanded by
8 OOU officers Ii IS estimated that we can
put 6,516,75S men in in the field able to
perform first class military service.
Oftac nineteen Presidents Of the Unit.
cd States, Virginia seems to have been the
most generous, having furnished five,
Tennese three, Massachusetts, two, New
York two. Illinois two, Ohio two. New
Hampshire one, Louisiana one and Penn.
sylvania one.
Among the Apache Indians it is consld.
cred a great indecen ~ for 4 man to look
at his motherin laws face, and still more
to speak to her. II by chance they hap
pen to come close together, one runs in
one direction and the other in an opposite
one, until they are several yard, apart.
The clerkslip of the Supreme Court uf
of the United States is believed to be one
Of the most valuable Offices in the coun
try, being estimated ut from $5J,OO0 10
$4,000 a year. No returns are made of
the fees received. and the estimate is nee
essarily speculative, but is based on the
business before that tribunal.
The largest sale Of real estate thus far
tbs year Is that made by the st. Paul ard
Sioux City railroad company to til /, Land
Colonization and Banking company of
London, England. The trade is for &c, 900
acres ot land in northwestern Ia
at SO per acre-netting the company the
handsome sum Of one million two hun.
dred thousand dollars.
A small boy was looking at some script
ura' cngravings, and gazed long and earn.
e,tly upon representation Of Adam and
Eve in their primitive dress. Turning to
his mother he asked, MA, didn't Adam
and Eve wear any clothes!'' mo my son
The lad reflected a moment, and SAID. by
hokey, though, but III bet the mosquitoes
jist made them hump themselves lively"
They had had their usual evening quar-.
rel as they sat by the hearth. One one
side lay quietly blinking dog, and on
the other u purring Cat. and the old WON.
an pleaded with her growing husband:
"Yusi look at da, gat unit dat tog; they
never gwarrels unit fights liee us." YAH
says the old growler, II know dot, but
yust die dem together one dime, and den
yon sec blaZes."
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-02-19

The price Of nails was advanced las,
week, to e5.25. F5#
It's reported that the leading republi-
cans Of Ohio are not in favor of holding
the State convention before the middle of
May.
The wife OF Adam Murry, living near
u'asgow, gave birth to i've children. two
girls and three boys, all finely developed.
All doing we'll.
Capt. Kellogg and Lieut.. Mcclure Of
18TH infantry, recently go. los, upon the
prairie during blizzard near Fl. Auin-
nlboine, and came near rerislling. They
wandered on the prairie during vii Of one
night, but BY mere chancs and good luck
struck the post early In the morning.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-02-19
NO, A.

L lhey arc hauiDg q nice new horror IA
New York. One 0f the reputable phyel
Clans practicing there insists that tha aro6
Of undcrtskers induces then, to faStsn uo-
on and freeze up a body before shey know
that life is really LEFT It. The undertake
charge Tor using an ,ioe boz Il fosty dol
Iars. and they Invariably insist ,hai sshsy
ninst bring It into instane usc, or the
'c0rpee can not be kept in good condition,
whereas no haste II neoded, syen II ei,ss
hottest weather The doctor is cer,a,u
that the undertaken ft0xs one or tuu y
his patients whom medical skill might
have revived had not their ,disHsse Ecea
complicated With the uade-tsker's ics.
Wendell Phillips, Of whom, Hosaca
0nsciy said lhat people Win mad hie
speeches for pure ana elegant Ena,ish
long after his death, 10 growiur old. ne
Is stll lecturing. lie thinks that WASH
ingson gave an example g.!nss q third
term which, he says may in any emer9ep
cy be valuable. He by No means believes
Thai one Tag will rule this country fifty
years hence. Fe favors the ex-president
only on one condition that his name is
necessary keep the Union in the con
tr"l Of those who love It, aud to keep it
away from those who hate it. Mr.. Phil
lips likens banks 10 old time dukes and
slave holders.
Mrs Blaine received calls on Thursday
last for the fret time this season, and as
ususi VAS assisted bv Miss Ahigsii Dodge
ldaii Ha,niii0n.) Mrs. Blaine 10 a charm. .
ing woman and great fayori,c every
whereas much so ~ her husband. she
would be an ornament 10 the white house.
a. Mrs. Hayes Is. The wives of tho other
candidates for the presidency do not have
the social accomplishments and tastes Of
Mrs. Blaine. Both Mrs. Sherman and
MRS. Grant are very retiring in their
manners and tastes, and both dislike so.
clAl responsibilities. while Mrs. Blaine
enjoys them. The Blaine family is ono OF
the happiest In the world.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-02-19

Withal the int nations from Railroad
circles, that unless congress reduces the
tariff on iron, but little extension will be
made. A prominent firm Of Philadelphia
with an extensive railroad connection,
says that 5000 miles are already under
cnnirac, to be built in 1880, being 1900
miles more than was built in 1871. Should
the above number Of miles be constructed
at an auerage cost Of $4,000 per mile, II
would cause an outlay Ut 4l8O, 600, goo.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-02-19
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RAKlNCS.

Senator Blaine is so years old.
Jane. Parton is lecturing in New Eng
land.
Denver is erecting $4,000 court
aoIse.
Miss Blaine is dcbutan,c in Washing.
on society.
Ralph Waldo Emerson is II. aud en-
joys good health.
Mrs Hayes discourages the wearing OF
lowneck dresses.
Ole Bull, the King of fiddlers, was u
yc,rs OF age Tuesday.
Jean IEgdlow is small, her hair is gray,
and her years are forty.
Boston pronoscs u national Cat show
10: the first week in March.
One hundred years ago pocket hand
kerchlef WAS deemed vulgar object.
The empire warehouse at Chicago WAS
burnt on Saturday night Loss toOV,OOO.
Lcadvllle predicts population Of $4,000
his year and bullion outp put of 80 O,OoU,.
OOO.
Earthquakes have grown stale in Cuba
and Grant will set sail for the halls Of the
MunteZumas.
This world " th"ut women lovely W :
men-wOuld b. like blank sheet Ut pap
.cr-not even ruled.
Chieg Justice Ryan, Of Wischonsin, is
reported in poor health and anxious to re-
tire from his Office.
What is the difference between the en-
trance to barn and "a l0afer? One Is II
barn door aud the darn bore!
Snow has fallen IN Rome for the first
time since 1871, TO the great delight and
wonder Of the children born since that
date.
No matter how low down a man gets
in the world, there two things he can get
somehow Or other: good advice and bad
VIII iskey.
"Shall hereafter darn your stockings"
| Is said t. be the fashionable langn, ge for
young lady to use when making y cap
year proposal.
! The U s. Treasurer WAS Interviewed in
Chicago, when he expressed himself con
l Uu6.U tuNt oIdut Woutu IC' CAtC VAC u0GA
ina,ion for President.
| Young man, it 1t il IL O'Clock and she
goes to the piano and plays a few bars Ol
''The sweet by and by you may consider
the seance over for the night.
The doctors are discussing the use o.
bromide Of ethyl as substitute for chic
reform and ether. Some think 1t vastly
/ r<~NS I,A ,fh hnfs Am
ed
"How nicely this corn pops" said !
ynuae man who was sitting with hi
sweetheart before the Are. "Yes." sh'
responded demurely, "irs got oyer bein'
green"
When Naomi stood up to get married
aud til clergyman asked her il she Wa
sure she was fourteen years old il mus
have been \ terrible twist for her tn admit
that she was aye hundred and eighty.
The f,rst balloon ascension In the United
Sta,es was made in PhlIsdelphia. ON Jan
10, l193, by Mr.. Blacclard. The asoeu
was Witnessed by large ornwd Of spect
tors. among whom was Gen. Washing.o
| The Blaine club Of Wsshing.na a,v
opened the campaign al Washington II
his behalf, rnoins are furnished and clerk
already busy arranging for correspondence
With Blaine men throughout tho cauntr.
i The astronomers are still iafersl
watching what they call "spni" on III
tsoe Of tie planet Jupiter. Tic size {
this t,spot" is unw Estimated 70 bs owe
%, ,00O miles In diaHetee-twO and ha
times the diameley of our earth.
The trequen, ssscrtion made during Ii
yellow fever epidemic lass year. that Men
phis wAs = rulnsd city. does nat ssem
be horne nat by tie tActs. The poPVl
: ion Of that city Is now &O.027 beip4 0Rl
$50 less than . year ago,
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-02-19

A Leadvillo barber by mistake got his
bay ru,n bottle Ailsi with oxalio acid. and
the frst man to whose face he applied It
jumped up aud kicked over all the chairs,
next the stoae went wring-ond up, the
cups. towels. shears. .'raznrs, straps, sair J..
dye water and eau DE- onlaEne jugs danced
ali about the room. Hnd aftes things had
l.esa set in proper motion inside the no?
both the barber aud his customer went
outside = I'd said murder" And the
shavsd man having by tha, time got Ills
kn ta oa,, he h Al to he held by fur men
whi.s the matter was investigated and ex-
plalued.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-02-19

Mrs. Secretary Sherman is described as
zone of those creations which can be com.
pa.cd 10 the lilies Of the field in purity Of
style and stately gracc-occupying the
middle ground between blonde and brun-
atte, her tawny hair, with its natural wave
gathered in the low, Greek coil, without
comb or ornament Of any kind. A simple
black dress. relieved at the throat with II.
lusiOn ruchings, she seemed the personi.
ged embodiment OF one of Tcnnyson's
OOelN1
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-02-19

A pastoral letter on tho sufferings Of
ireland, by the Rt Rev. JOHN Hennessy
bishop Of Dubuque, Iowa, WAS read IN ell
~. churches nf his diocese Sunday. ask
ing the people for their generous aid t".
wlrds reistvisg he distress At present ex-
isting ..mong the Irish people. After
alluding to the fact that over 10000 pso-
pie are slowly starving, and the outlook
for the coming months is gio0mier than
prediction has yet painted. be dwells st
some length upo, the dreadful news, and
pr,sents The reasons why charity should
be spontaueous and heartfelt.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-02-19

A fatality evidently follows the inspect
ION Of buildings in Chicago. On Wcdnes-
dav an elevator WAS inspected and pro-
nnunced safe hut tAe next day II fell with
on awful crash. dropping quarter million
hush els OF grain into the street.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-02-19

A secret movement is on foot in C0lO-
RADIO to organize force to drive the Utes
out Of that state. The parties engaged in
the scheme sro said 10 bu earnes, men who
mean business. II is expected that the
arrangements n'w ia progreess will be
perfected within a week, and that when
all is ready several thousand determined
men will shoulder their guns and marc b
into the reservation for the purpose of
Kidding Colorado now and for eyer Of the
pesky redskins.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-02-19

The Hanse af Representatives hes pAs
aed y hill authorizing the employment 0f
eight add tianal clerks In the Prnat0n
n0rAsu aud ssvsaty In the War Depart.
meat With a provss0 that thn latter shall
ha exclusively engaged ~ prepAfine And
mAking vstorts u expedite shs eet.lsment
Of peu sion eisi,us.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-02-19

California is thriving and happy-and
a little boas,ful. Last year was the most
prosperous in the history of the state, tie
exports including 2,O0O,O)O GALLONS Of
wine and $.J,0JJ,O00 worth of wheat, al
though her distance from the worlds
markets makes her profit on the latter
commodity small. There were bull. on
her coast 1870 vessels, and ths exports of
gold and silver were sec, 100000
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-02-19

Foo, pads ayy very numerous IN Dead
wood, scarcely light bat some one 70
hidden by two OF more Of those WORTHLESS
to bold up your hands" The Times
advises strong dose Of hemp.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-02-19

A meeting cf the national democratic
committee has been callad nj Washington
tor Monday, Feb 23d, for the purpose oi
fixing on the time aud place of holding
the next CONVENTION.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-02-19

There is man in Ney York who says
,ls, remorse drove him to confess to kill
ling his mother-i in law. The insanity
plea is perfectly proper in that mans
cMSC
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-02-19

The winter whea. crop in Illinois is In
good condition, but the chintz bug il
feared in the south eastern portion of the
state.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-02-19

Jim Somers, whose name was almost u
terror to many, was killed by his nephew
AZ Brulc City. on Friday last. oomfrs
tiret shot ut his nephew with u needle
yln MORALLY wounding him, and the
nephew rr,ulated by shooting Somers
with a revolver. Both were buried i'll the
same grave. SOmeIs WAS the man who
arrested Beebe for the murder of Land.
pilere, and who testified ut the trial that
tseebe confessed 10 him that he killed
LaDdplere. Should Beebe obtain new
trial, that evidence would be Of course not
given. Sad AS it may seem, Jim Somers
iea,h probably will occasion n gralifics
lion with some. instead of grief for his
bad aud hear,less career had made him
one 10 be feared. His tragic death is rs
n. any have prophccled it would be, " vio-
lent one, such ~ hc has been chsrged o.
participating IN, in times past. hetr'bu
non comes n, last, and almost in the same
violent manner :he preparation has caus'
ed.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-02-19
Money to LnAlA.

a few choice loans Can he hud At pcr
cent. int; and smnll commission. ENQUIRE
m >. W. TAYLOR, once opposite Oour,
Canton. d. T.. Oct sod 1879.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-02-19

Major Reno Of the eth cavalry has finally
.Jcen dismissed the selvlcc, the c. url mar
,inl which rendered this decision is the
th,rd one in which he has bsen the CEN
tral figure. The first tim" he WAS snspen.
ded Without pay tor two years, the second
lime was for alleged disobcdicnce OF or
uers al the Custer massacle, AT which trial
he was acquitted, and the third time
..wh;ch tells the tale" he WAS dismissed
;nr getting drunk and demedling himself
.emcrally as uEltconcs an officer or a
gentleman.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-02-19
The Apron Festival.

AT the Congregations. church Tuesday
evening was one of the social features ut
The winter. The Canton ladies arc noted
Tor their taste and houn,iful PROVISION in
culinary matters, md their festivals ar .
looked for with inter-. st. The entertain.
ntent was arranged 10 Obtain money for
the purchase Of carpet for the pulpit,
and one Of the resources was the sale OF
creed-tron the liule chick with 3lb.
front to the stately matron who d0ns for
use, and The The Miss who decorates tor
,a>le Mrs Soule presided over the table
lAal display cl these wares, and her skill
lis sa cs~ oman brought maLS Il shining
'sller' INTO the treasury. The table
Nheru the inner possessions were supplied
from was t:.e head celltI, To-. all were
.ungrv, ana whether or no it VAS too
t. mp,ing to resist. Oysters, chickens.
cold meats, and almost endless variety ut
rlcn aud urnan nted Cake, je,!i and
every thing that cur market affords WAS
represented, ard not 10y sample, but in
qualities 10 order and in abundance.
The gathering was one of the many that
cemen!s social relations and leaves pleas
An, thoughts and relieving from the cares
of the mOnOtonOus routlue OF business
life. The successfull result compensa,cs
the society their efforts. and causes
those present To look for u repetition OF
such pleasant gatherings.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-02-19

SIOUX CITY, IOWA, Henry Kuhlma nm, Proprie-
tor, Corner Third end DOuRlass Strcets. FAvoritG
resort for Commercial men. Good Sample rooms