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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-05

tie sci quite while without saving any
thing a-hittin' HI, boot with his whip. an
hnail, he said in a loud. defiant sort of way.
that hc bel thought of bcin' haptiscd sun
da,. Il he cuuld yet ANYTHING to put on hi
back. for he Vas perfectly ragged.
"l'n haptised r say, Leila pertly. Is
the vorld comm 70 an end 4
"Mchls.' ,a,, he yer, ,ullrn, an got up
if he would 60 Bu, found strength 10
stop him. Good gracious saws l. don't
fy off the handle lets talk il over
The long ana short of it !, that | soon
saw Roland vas a-trrmb.ln' between two
worlds tie was that unregcneratc that he
wouldn't face the public at Big Muddy With
out beiittln clothes yet the Spirit was 80
work,n within hlm that he had set his heart
on ,calln' himself to God the comm sun
day thought of suggcstin tn him to wait
until Brother Powell came round again
but seem a. how he just out OF the
devils clutches hy needles length. as You
MAY say. didn't ihr, to say put It of to
him. Would any sister here have dome It 4"
NO" SAYS Sister Wecdcn. lcttI. the
word drop yer, ponderous.
1T might bc then oT never. 10 be the
means q ''oPpm nun "a, WoFr u re-
>p'','"''"; nan ''r'" N''"N'Her- iH'''
va I'Ai' %" 'S""l ."''A'' an sac "h''.
i'''''' +" ll''. ''H ,.A' l"N VII "iAn'l"''-
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g-"" a. H''' I"''"'.t' say l. We d g" IT,
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-05
Society Of Natural History.
CIk,t LAK 10 ,tA CAPTAINS AND TRAVEL
LKRs,
PLAIN DIRECTIONS FOR PRESERVING BoTAN-
ICtL AND OTHER SPECIMENS.

The Portland Society Of Natural History
has twice lost BY fire from causes wholly ex-
ternal to itself all It's collections. and in the
last great conhagration OF 1866. its beautiful
and convenient hall, which at an expense Of
nearly $4,000, had been completed but
short time. The whole of lis losses reckoned
only precuniarlly would easily amount 10
the sum OF Sl0o,non; but reckoned by their
scientific value, they cannot readily be es-
timated and some of them are irreparable.
The society has now for the third time
gathered together yely good and quite
a large cabinet Of objects. in which the var
lou, departments Of natural history are
more or less fully represented; library,
which though small is quite valuable and
il has nov taken possession Of the new and
commodious hall On Elm street, the cree
ton of which vas completed last year, the
Both since its organization. We do not
doubt that all Of our citizens feel some in
terest and even take same pride in further
ing its objects, which are all designed TO
promote in the best way, the cause Of e!u-
cation. and will gladly aid in building up an
institution that shall be both an agreeable
place of resort for themselves and their
families and a very attractive one To every
intelligent stranger who visits our city.
Whilst our main object is 10 develope,
illustrate and study the natural history of
our own State, We are aware that specimens
from other parts of this Union, and espee-
ially from foreign countries and the more re-
mote parts of the world, aid materially in
promoting this very object. They enable
US to take more comprehensive view of
tala tn hat he.
relations and affinities that lie hidden under
the ever varying forms which they presen,
to the eye. Besides, they are often very at
traetive objects Of interest, or can be made
so, to all visitors, aud will furnish perhaps
the only opportunity that many of them
may ever have of beholding few of the
wonderful works of Creation, that are found
scattered broadcast over the whole world.
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Has.vD.
One Day Less.

SAN "a A4NeN'
Night spread, her du.ky curtain DER
The earth. iu blooming huw'r- NrrsNsd,
AMI darkns~- ttlrs -unlA down
Where gs,.tl, to'i.l"ps aiels II ayrl.
Tho star come "ul "a hc Ncn ahnNc.
Aud brightly shine with rNt, lhal bje.s;
AnI Irphsrs whisper. floating hy
'-Du earth blow lhsr''- one daN l"~>.
And - the days drop slowly cut
The str,lst 81 sii.ticsl lime.
And - the ia ligh, follow. night.
Bring. %. bat n"arcT that Hlr,i CLINE
Mh.rr one dsN les. or one dss nio.c.
Nr" rrrkon"d nsught hy him atoSr;
II, holds the yeAr> within hi, hand.
And rules hi~ creatures all hy love.
one dtN lc>. to make amends
For pal mi>dnin. ~ our lie.
And nj our -rul. 10 Know iho-r JOYS
nmingicd with dark carr lnd strife.
oh. let u heed the n ing hour.
That 20 10 fil The passing iay..
And learn To lie The NJ, that i'Ad-
It, follower, into pleasant way.
Then when the day. u lie a-e houc
". ne. i not prss tor one dan more
To ~ our ~uul- 10 cross The .ircAm
hat fuN. hptWceu ~ aud the shore
Whcrc slI must stand befir, She bar.
And gtN, ar.aiut iur daN> ami year,.
foT ic,i. and thou NJ. and work aud look
Nhlr ~ tn, -hahowy Nai' pi i,ar--
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WILLIAM WOOD.
CHARLES h. FULLER,
Committee on Circular.

Robert Burdette says; Give the girl,
a fair chance. ali even start, fair field and
no favor in the school, in the sanctum, in
the workshop, the studio, the factory, On the
farm, behind the counter, on the rostrum.
anywhere, everywhere. Then if the girl
can, and does beat me, why God bless the
girl, let her 90 And will throw up my
hat and hurrah while she sweeps under the
wire and carries away the purse. My dear
boys, If il wasn't tor the girl, and women in
thi, world. | wouldn't want to live IN it
longer than fifteen minutes Some day YOU
will know that about all that i, good and
noble and pure in your life, you draw from
YOUR sister, or some other fellows sister"
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said a sick man to druggist, "can't you
give me something to cure me?" His symp-
toms were lame back and dsordered urine
and were a sure indication of kidney Clis-
ease. The druggist told him to use Kidney
Wort and in a short time it effected a CON-
plete cure. Have you these symptoms
Then get box or bottle to-day-before you
become incurable. 1t is the cure safe and
sure-Kao1riile Republican.
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Vol. XVII. Whole No. 1871 No. IS.

first passed us, and which We subsequently
passed on lightnings's wings. Then knew
why everybody stared at the mare"
senator Beck, Mr.. Butler, your names
are being called on the roll BY the CLERK.
said page, cooking into the cloak room.
And the Senators went out to take their
part in the deadlock proceedings
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-05

Knowing hat facilities you VINO 20 down
10 the sea m ships emo, for obtaining such
objects Al little more expense than the trouh-
lc Of gathering them. We are desirous Of
making an appeal to you for such aid As YOU
can render Us, when enjoying in foreign
lands, as brief relaxation from the arduous
lahors incident to your vocation, ramble
along the shore or trip 10 the interior.
By collecting few specimens Of rock hrok
cn from the first ledge that YOU meet, by
making sections Of moderate dimensions ot
the branches Of a tree OF shrub. and gather
ing few Of the pods or other seed vessels
these produce q new rest would br added
tn the pleasure derived from such eNcur-
sJons. y, Knowing that such things. duty
marked a. to their common names. when
known. and locality whence derived. are
veriiahle objects of study and scientific mr.
terc~t and will aid materially 10 curiching
the cabinets Of TIN, ,ociety in the far uh city
OF YOUR home
One quckly becomes famiharizcd To- the
common object, y, which he find, himself
surrounded, the frat sight Of which aroused
ms interest and attention. such as the grand
cur Of some PERCEPTIONS cliff OF crag., shore.
the various form, of animal and vegetable
life found ciing,ng TO their bases above or
beneath the surface OF the water or the
beauty nf island, clothed With all the uNur,-
Aucc % trup. Al 'trdurc.
The first thing, that arrest the attention
IN such places are the desirable tAWg> h4t
ton often, after becoming familiar With them
their very prpig.ruc~, produce, a feeling
akin "a that uf safety 90 Indifference to
them. The idea that they can possibly D,
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1t is said that Mrs. l.. S Ilif Of Color
ado Is the most extensive cattle owner in
the world. She is a widow and her rancho
extends from Julesburg TO Greeley more
than a hundred miles along the South
Platte. Her husband was known a. the
Cattle King" He died three years ago,
since which time the enterprising widow has
made a million Of dollars. She is going to
Europe next month.
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Charles tOsgrOSe

who has not been able To attend to his busi-
ness tor years, was interviewed by our re
porter Yesterday and says For YEARS was
troubled with Brights disease Of the Kid
neys. The doctor, gave me up. Through
an eastern friend | obtained a bottle Of Sui
phur BItter,. | took five bottles and now
am almost we'll. keitI. sell, them-S San
francisco CaU.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-05

song ,a,.. ,o scc a ,sgh' a, might have sur
pGl>,.a the angels Their VA, rruSd. sure
The, bah come from lHr four -ul.c. an th,
~ m..r, au the uiuc mile au from down 90
,h, timber. and thor "a, even prcti, -tnar'
,pruN.n' q town folk KIND n; apart from
the rc.'. with a pirnt, Of artificial flower r
,ac.r bats an al AR of cru,.i', that I'Icr
rI 'cm from 'h, f.rm,r,. women vl;h 'hr,
san bonnet, ,a' bahsc,. Il va- four O'Clock
u' . >4uLas afternoon. Au tnrs sas al. a.,
>,m9.r3 ~ sac Young Roland N,.ph baIt-
U4,l hl Preacher luS,... ~ho cNpoUnar,.
tat vurd four ;.uc. wear "a; b.. N4ia,
mcrtu' house.
l. aAs q most ike mlrar.e- Roland u a.
q bard case. VI, h.~hAnt.- Aa, -.u. uu,
o. The ">V.4ra- Waller. a. the' ~as called
sa Grandpa " Naler~ gA,. Asa sort - iu-
e,-.ra. ta.-4; :.r 4,.u' strong aori, AH' fy'.
,,r fh4; ;.4l. ,or 1,.u -tiuu. tr.uA. -a',
,f,u f~lf' ..-'at shat l- words hui a ..sT..
dash thr.aa together d: .eftcr-' lu' Il d,
rall ch..>,, ',m has. .lAc E,,",,.-4-ll.- .n-
,,,ai .' ,a': ..,r ,n"-'-laaa. au u.''..I, .
hart. tt.u where, tie harm --ars.. uN
a..,tgn4 be- A..A,- ,alI '4s, Roland aas 'hc
''da1u,i-si mar POO ,...> uu 't.r girre" H.
u,,,r bad a. aru.l.. .a. va> 'hs frula.,.
H., father. a r-., A,,a,. a.... mau va,
Killed .u 4 m - months tz'sre D., pa.
born. au boz, iul.a,r -H, toaA an .r tt.. she
diiu't have uu strength tu ~ him even e.
far a.uus a, ',,iau- - his .rauasi 1'hrf
,a, r,s,,-. a.m .a .a~,I. mi.A au' i .,4,A.
tree .ai.,u h'5k, and ,-r. u,r, sand.
a.,L,l u,ta,,u .a,. poor .t.l.. meals. uut..
rn.. o.a woman a.,r. .u' l,f. lsm. Al'a.,,, 4u-
A,i..c,- ta the j-aI = a.a-luuA.n. lAa hr
VA, v4ts q .ha,k a. blank halr that SOU
,.4.,..t d t.u.'.t.. IN - aual-.4fd. Az b..
e,,> huld g., rn, hub u a shccl. Au clothed
summer an winter iu ran, liz va. might
d, .r. 4rr4Aa.. a, Lar,c.t.;.uc. far be- ya, a,
strong A. d aar,, an ha,.u, , had d. chilli ,.a,r
b., grandmother Ara.. rm .u h.m AZ ;.r
AZ, oi fo4r,c,u ~.th tlarA pepper au uu.
.a-,,. an >aur1u.u, au' has e. gArnphar 1t
the pi of b., stomach B., people ~a,
r1luerf.l ST., o: a,.ol.4'.a w.,h ham u,
VA, Gr., a. ,h, Saloon, f.r sumpau, Az
the, ,Aid ae could drink a quart % ul.,sr,
d. r u "a, .pr.ne 4,.r.
How % lad come al.a4; aulol, Aura
Brother Fo~e.l never "a. counted 90 ha,,
u.,a influence. al bc looked paucrf4. a,i.r
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-05

How do YOU ike my spring clothes ?"
asked l.eander, Pretty we'll, replied Hero,
beautifully, and then added, But think |
should like yoG better in walking suit y
He sat wrapped in silent thought for about
five minutes and then got up and walked
slowly away in the suit he had on
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-05

Two Of Theodore Tilton's daughters
have been married to American gentlemen
in Europe. Mrs. Tilton and her aged, infrm
mother are supported BY Tilton.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-05
Description CT the Trotter, Lady Suffolk
and Ride After Her

think they vii! ever get a railway tram that
will 20 81 fast aS vas once carried over
the old RloomngdaIe road" 50 said Sena-
tor Beck the other day to number Of has
brother Senators. They we're sitting IN the
CLOAK room, smoking cigars Of varying
fragrance. lhc nrw Senator from Nevada.
Mr. far' puhed al oISar about whose
richness ct ha'"r there could be- no doubt.
h"t he became :" Interested "a ne anrcd"i"
thal the senator from hrhincky t"id That
ne permitted ihr ciGhT ." rest between the
hr>' an" second h"ErfN long enough 70 lose
the iamr and therefore tht iragance. >rna-
ior hu'Itr "i S"ulh 'af"ina stood leaning
against me wall ms lace AT TIMES almost
'"",'H''" 'N 'h' ",H'ai' 'm"Ne i"A' A..
''n''" from senator Vests cigarette. lhs
grave senator ir"m Texas. VI { "kc. wa
Nitihg N an armchair just "Ithh me thrr>H-
''" ui me ''"'N room. where De could en-
Joy hi' f'ri'gi, AMI a the same ruc see
AHd near aI ihA' VA gong 1h upon th'
moor "i t,r senate. hAi "hrn 'hf hT>' sen
't"'t '' VIZ. hr'A story ir.' upon hi' ear.
'''' Ht""''N "''eiah't> q Nr. bA"r> aH.
''' "f'A'N f"i' SAT- ''Ni Ai' interest There
"'i' "'"'' senators standing near. ana 'h'f
tN'a'h' interest," encourage" VII h''A n" t"tt
~, ,'"'H ".'H even more t"Ah H'N usual VI
''dhr~' n description.
II don't remember just vhlt YEAR Il vas
Nj Beck said. "but i va, before came Z.
Congress, aud when wa, quite a Young
man, that vas 10 New YORK ctt,. l,va,
tu the dIl, whrn th, nld B.pomusdl.r road
WI, fayorltc drive frr New Yorker, with
fast horses \pU ikea fast hor,. myself
AMI lhouEa' h'd Ridden "rhaa4 some.
onr afternoon "a~ lp town, or what va,
.. ,...,, .,'', '.,'' up 'o"n d" Ne" 'Th' ana
,'''.' ,.''- ",'@" NH'N. H.
,.r,.., ''.''' ',.. >'''.s. ~ VIII ''''."A a
.,.,, XIV '.' .'''-.''', -.''''S '''S mare.
"'''" ~ '>N," me "'''" ',N' I"
.'''L' i"in' was almost
,l' ... !" n ..''''. >.' >l',,mtH
t''' N'''" -''I' iF'. .\"1.
'''' 5'''',H "' i ''''' VI n"'''>' ana
"','''' S''''.N ." courtesy refuse ;"
AZ. NJ. 4, ''''ti seeming ''' "''' lI,-
-'' '.'hI ~ n''t iFrN"mr WAY lisg
''''',N "1'" ~ ana II seemed '> 'b""Ehit
va, -. >''' '""'" q" {" uT'~ h'F ,'-' along.
N 'u' 'h 'ur h'""inl0Ia'.r T"l! I
''''...' .'-' 'i-A.' >''"' '''' '''
'''tt'' .'t .'-' r.' #It .fIH-
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Carlyle adored hi~ wife, but he wasn't
the man to ge' up a, a. m. and PICK the
Old cunker, out Of the stove with his nand-.
arrange the wood and paper, al,I 90 search
my al. over the house for a match Not a
bit OF him lie va, too much Of phlIoso-
pher.
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Miss'!!
Sister Weeden's Prayer

~ SHERWOOD H'NNIE.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-03-24
MOrts age Sale.
VIM. A. WEEKS,
Atty for Mortca

Whereas default has been made in the paym or!
of money secured by q certain mortgage bearing
date the 9TH day OF March 1879, made and executed
by j. A. Palmer and S. G. Palmer his wife of the
county of Minnehaha and Territory of Dakota, al
xnortgagors to Comelia Palmer of Laporte, in the
state of Indiana mortgage, which said mortgage
was fled in the office of the Register of Deeds OF
Lincoln county, Territory of Dakota, on the 25th
day of March, 1879, at O'Clock Il. NJ, and recorded
III Book "H'' of mortgages on page l47.
And whereas the amount ella med to be duo or
the said mortgage at the date OF the first publication
Of this notice is the sum of Two Hundred and for
ty eight dollars and thirtythree cents, namely: two
hundred dollars for principal, and forty dollars
and thirGy-three cents for interest.
Now therefore, notice il hereby given acc ording
to the statute in such made and provided, that
by virtue of the power Of sale contained in said
mortgage duly recorded herewith aforesai L. the
said mortgage VIII be foreclosed by sale Of the
mort9aged premises hereiu and in said mortgage
described by the subscriber the mortgayee therein
at public auction the 22d day of April 1884, at II
O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day at the front
door of the court house in the village of Canton,
kota to satisfy the amount which shall then be due
on said mortgage, together with the costs and ex-
penses of said sale and forty dollars attorneys fees
es stipulated in said mortgage in case of foreclos
ur6. s.raea tE r..
The Or emises described in said mortgage aud SO
to be sold as aforesaid the south half Is ~ OF
the Is g ~ Of section Fourteen Q4) in township
one hundred lOU) of Range Fifty COY, all In the
county of Lincoln aforesaid.
Dated this Ind day Of March 1881
~ COMELIA MCNEIL,
B1Ppus BoYoE, formerly Comelia Palmer,
Attys for MOrtgagee. MortgaGee
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-03-24

next week. 1t is reported that General
Manager Merrill has given orders to have
the road cleared to Mitchell, by the 1st of
April.
Fred Barrow arrived in the city to-
day having employed every known means
of conveyance 10 reach this place.
Martin Bros. wish to inform the pub>
lie that they sell no meats bit what is
butchered by themselves
Three loads of corn, poultry and
hogs, headed by several head of cattle,
passed through town, Monday, on their
way to Sioux City.
James F. Brown, an insane person
from Boston, Mass, IS in town, under care
of Mr.. Vroman. He will be sent to Iank,
ton as soon as the trains run.
Capt Burd;ck, snow-bound guest of
the Harlan House, has concluded to locate
in this vicinity and embark in tie stock
business. He is welcome conner, whose
success is wished tor.
Numerous friends, rallying under a
surprise call, took possession OF the ed
itors house Thursday evening, and made
Al agreeable tarry until after midnight
The tedium of tn. gloomy winter has
been made bright by this pleasant gather
ing Of our people. Hope the last Of the
series has not been recorded
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-03-24
"Reminiscences

Advanced years, cares, sickness, disappointment
and hereditary predisposiion operate to turn
the hair gray and either of them nclines it to shed
prematurely. Ayers Hair Vigor will restore faded
or gray light or red hair to rich brown or deep
black as may be desired. It softens and cleanse 8
the scalp, giving it healthy action. 1t removes
and cures dandruf and humors. By its use falling
hair checked, snd new growth will be produced in
glands decayed. It's effects are beautifully shown
on hrashy, weak sickly hair, OF which few
applications will produce the gloss and freshness
OF youth. Harmless and sure in its operation it ia
incompatible as dressing, and is especially
valued for the soft lustre and richness Of tone it
imparts. 1t contains neither oil nor dye, and will
not soil color white cambric yet it lasts long Oh
the hair and keeps it fresh and vigorous.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-03-24
Caucus.

A caucus of the voters of the city OF
Canton is hereby called to meet at the
Court House, in Canton, D. T., Saturday
March 26, 1881, at 2 O'Clock p. m. for the
purpose of placing in namination suita-
Bile names for the offices of Mayor, CITY
Treasurer. City Clerk, City Assessor, five
Aldermen, and one Justice of the Peace.
Dated, Canton, March 10, 1881.
by O1der of Judges of Election.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-03-24

Land Office at Yankton, D.. T., Feb 10th, 1881
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has fled notice Of his intention to make final
proof in support Of his claim, and final entry
before cuppett, clerk of the list. court in and
for Lincoln Co., ut Canton, kota T'y., the
eunty seat thereof, Friday the 25th day of March
1881, at 10 O'Clock M, Wis Charles NJ Stanley,
east quarter, section 10, town 80 range 40, west.
and he names the following witness
es to prove his continuous residence upon and Gull
tivation Of said tract viz: Amos Hettleton, Samu.
Harper, Andrew Callahan, Joseph Gopher, all o.
Canton, Lincoln coanty, akota,
"A 6. A. WETTYR. Register.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-03-24

Land office at Yankton, Oak, February a, 1851.
Notice is HEREBY given that the following named
final proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before VIM. NJ. Cuppett, Clerk
of dist. court for Lincoln county. D. r. at Gan
ton, the county seat thereof, on Friday, April 9Th
1851, 10 n, viz: Anders Siyertson Skoren, under
his Id entry No 5fl8, Sioux Falls ssries for tns
w z, Il, 4, EN- section ~, and n E
the following witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz:
Ole Orstad, Even Fossen, Ole E Fossain, K O
Hammer, all Of Caution, Lincoln county Oak.
46 q. A. WErrsR, Register.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-03-24
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Board Of County
Commissioners of Lincoln county, D. T. will con-
vene in regular session at the county Clerks Office
Canton, D. T.. on Monday the 4th day of April,
1881, for the purpose Of transasting all kinds OF
business pertaining to the interest Of Lincoln coun-
ty, D. T., which may properly be brought before
them.
Dated county Clerks office at Cantou, D. T.
March IT, 1881.
EL11Ne OrsAL County Clerk
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-03-24

Land Office at Yankton, Oak, February 22d, 1881
settler has filed notice of his intention to make.
final proof in support Of his claim, and secure.
final entry thereof, and that said proof will be
Court in and for Lincoln county OAK at Canton,
D. T. on Friday, April 9th, 1851, 10 m. viz: AN
ma Il. Christianson, under her I'D entry No 5757,
Sioux Falls series, for tho . =, w u, and lot l,
N w u, section S, town sc, range 49, She names
the following Witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation Of said land, viz:
Lars Kylling, Lars Alness, Lars I Berg and o.
unond Osmondson, all of Nsary o, / ak.
40 g.. WErTER, Register.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-03-24
Notice of Sale.

TERRITORY OF DA KOTA
County of Lincoln. -.
Fourth Judicial District. In the Dist riot court
of SAID county.
Fuller, williams 4 Co.. Plaintiff, vs.. 81. II. Hen
derson and William Charlotte, defendant.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an execu-
ton issued ont of the district court Of said county
against the goods and chattels, lands and teneents
Of the above named defendants, have seized all
all the right and title which the said defendants
or either of them had on
on the 5ta day of December, 1879, of in and to
the following described premises, which shall
poss for sale az the law directs at the front door
the court house in Canton, Dakota Territory, on
ternoon to wit: Lots one, two, three and four in
section tweny-six, township ninety-seven Of range
forty-eigat, of said county.
Daetd March "a, 1881.
40 A.. P. DIXON,
O. 9. CLIFFORD, Sheriff of Lincoln Co.
Att,y for Plt'f.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-03-24

Land Office at Yankton, D. t. February 8, 1881.
Notice Is hereby given that the following name set
tier has filed notice of his intention to make final
proof in support Of his claim, and secure final
entry thereof, and that said proof will be made
before VIM. M. Cuppett Esq, Clerk of the Dis
trict Court in and for Liucoln county, at Canton,
D. T., on Tuesday the 25th day of March 1881, at 10
o'c,cek. p. m. viz: Lewis Thompson, ender his
Homestead entry No. 500, Sioux Falls series
for South West quarter, Section 80, Town SO,
Range &c, tsnd he names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
lion of said eract VIZ: Lars Larson, Peter Peter
son. soren Larson, Rasmus EPSON, all OF Sunny
Side Lincoln 90. Oak.
IL q. A. WRrrKR, Register.