The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-10-28


Her lace was washed with coaine,
Her gloves we're cleaned with gasoline,
She wore . dress Of grsnadine.
Joopod DER . skirt Of brilliantine,
Her petticost was bom0azlne,
Hsr foot was shod with with kid bottlns,
Hsr wounds we're healed with cosmolins.
She sailed away from Muscatine
In ship they called brigstine.
She nirted with gay marine,
Till they reached Republic Argentine,
Who're they wero married by . dean,
And lived on olemargarine.
NorE.-M.ybe the poet don't look green
That tried TO write this "balladine."
Travel boometh.
4 Business is on the boom.
Odd papers for sale at this o1tie.
4 Hand in your orders for job work.
/ Wheat Is quoted at from IS to so C.
is the time TO subscribe for The
ADAoCATE.
Dixon made flying trip to
ioux Falls last week.
j. w. Sedgwick of Portlandvil!e, reg
btered at the Merchants, Tuesday.
the bell gently, there is Grape on
door of the democratic house.
G. Jacobs had tho misfortune to.
bose three head OF cattle by the late blow
IA. B. Wheelock and P. Sophy, of our
ster town Eden, was in this city Mon
~.
NJ. Cuppett, clerk Of the court,
IS put up new hard coal burner in his
1ace.
men near Scotland, D. T., were
kught out in the late blizzard and froze
death.
to Webb, the barber, for a clean,
Zoo Ii and easy shave. He can do 1t in
p.top shape.
w. Briggs camo down from
oux Falls yesterday, anu stopped at the
aYlor House.
Coloney has added a largo coal
apuse to his winter preparations, in the
BAR OF mis- hotel.
T, W. Clark, of that flourishlng
nrg Portlandville, came up to Canton
Ie first OF the week.
-Monday last was lively day for our
Merchants, the town being full of people
ON the country.
-Mr.C. Clark residing near Lincoln
inter, lost half dozen nice hogs by the
prm of week ago.
IA beautiful letus of wire work graces
= cashiers desk III Brown Bros. new
INK, having been put up recently.
WIN. Huiismlth, the democratic nom
q for Sheriff of this county, spent few
Durs viewing the sights in this city Sat-
day,
Miss Maggie Gray, a dress maker
pm McGregor, Iowa, has become associ-
d with Mrs. E. NJ. Wells, milllner Of
b place.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cole
m on Monday tho Gath inst, boy of
average weight. Mother and son
ping we'll.
Joe Horn is erecting a new black
nth shop near his stand just east of the
Durt house, and " i'll use the old building
wagon shop.
"A little niece of Mr.. s. Ayers living
Y Lincoln Center, died on last Sunday
ght of diphth cria. The child was
elye years of age.
Mine host of the Merchant Hotel has
ply put in his parlor an elegant
Town Jewel" base burner, purchased of
ompson & Co 1t is beauty.
-As election approaches keep your
open to the change of heart of here
pre- democratic sheets. They are la
TO have n Change" and have it bad.
-benj. Kennedy has just returned from
usiness and visiting trip to Colesburg,
n, where his parents reside. Mr.. X.
orts everything prosperous and lively
me Hawkeye State.
The gentlemanly young editor OF the
ca Sun showed his smiling ''phiz" in
sanctum Monday night last. He re-
. things peaeable and sircne as crea-
rs morn down that way.
NJ. L. Syverud, the accommodating
eler, has added another large show
70 his store room within few days
which greatly aids Mr.. s. in dis
5tng his increasing jewels.
That popular restaurant and eating
eon Of N. II. Herman, is A No. place
% when in need of a square meal. The
Manual will attend your wants can.
TAIL but please and satisfy you.
esque company came along at
anne time, and portraits of blondes
oshts were placed along side the o
CTS. The pastor hastily removed t
cinres efthe Mlncie girls. Then I
tits wonderful how patriotic and en-
aestic the rising Juveniles are DO
ag Of late, over the election of Gar,
ana Arthur. Early and late you
near their piercing "hurrah for the
pablican candidates :.