The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1882-09-14
HERE AND HEREABOUTS


The city council will meet Tuesday.
Poor Nash. Politics are deceiving.
Don't you Jorgeti!
L. Hensley, of Sanborn, was in town
Tuesday
Mr.. House is almost ready to take pos
session of hi, new store.
Mrs. Wheelock, of Maple Grove, was
welcome caller Wednesday.
T. w. Hood, our Druggist, has taken
possession of his new store.
Bully for the plug hat brigade. Garry
the news to-the editor of the News.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. Stahl, Of Madison,
Lake county, we're in town Tuesday.
Mr.. Iverson expects to leave Canton
and will locate permanently at lankton.
The place to buy
Any one having stray shawl in their
possession will please leave the same at
this Office.
A rumor on the streets has..it that the
editor of the Sioux Valley News will now
quit politics.
The whole Republican ticket in Maine
was elected Monday, also every Rcpubll-
can congressman.
Watches, Clocks, Slrerrare-
Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas Thorson have
gone to housekeeping in the house oc
cupied by ye editor.
Mr.. L. NJ. Miles expects to occupy his
new store as soon as the plate glass ar
rives for the windows.
Charley Marker returned home from
Illinois Tuesday and will remain. He
will lead our band boys to fame and re-
nown.
Organs, Seeing Machin>s-
II. Muesh, who has been under the
employ of G. A. Nelson. has accepted a
position of Mr.. Wendt, who has started a
shoe store in connection with his store.
P.H. Robbins, carriage and wagon
makor, formerly of Vermillion, died al
Lennox, Tuesday afternoon, after an i'll
ness of only "a hours, of heart disease
and malignant bilious fever.
The trial of the star route gang ha!
proven a farce, as expected, the jury
hanging on verdict as to Dorsey ane
Brady, the chief conspirators, by ballo
of 10 as to guilty and 2 as to innocent
Miner and Reredell were found guilty.
Musical Instruments Of all kinds
Eleven wise and would-be Statesmen
left here on Friday, September lst, fo
Grand Forks. Our friend, John Faldc
saws he went to see the big wheat country
Mr.. Nash sings:
Eleven little Indisn al in . roo
| Let them alone and they viii all come homo
And carry their tails behind thsm-
Who will caro- for mother now.
The Free University of Vermillion vii
commence October 18th with Eph. NJ
Epstein, principal. Pupils must be owe
IA years of age. This institution fills
long felt want and numerous application
will be received from all over the territory
We hope to see The University prosper
At Bottom Figures
Some careless individual shot of hi
gun Sunday, the bullet entering the win
dow in Joel Hewitt's house, grazing tn
head of Mrs. Hewitt, and then lodged i
the pantry window. We understand
reward of $40 is offered for the appreheu
sion of the shootist.
Misses Fosdick 4 Gray is the name {
the new firm just opened in the milliner
business over Tom Hoods drug store, i
the south room, and their most extensiv
stock of goods will come next Saturda
when they will be ready to accomodat
you all in the latest styles. Their goot
are all new and nobby.
LatE. N Miles d Co., Canton, Duj
NJ. B. Dean, for long time in the d.
goods house Of Marshall Field 4 Co
Chicago, was here last week and has mac
arrangements to open dry goods store
the building now being erected by Mr.. \
f. Rudolph. Mr.. Dean expects to
here in two weeks so that he can open h
store early in October. Mr.. Dean a
T. pears to be a gentleman Of push and e
terprise and We cordially welcome him
our business circle.
Edwin D. Bither, driver and train
, for J. l. Case. Racine, Wis, says:
am using Coles Veterinary Carbolisal
in the stables Of J. l. Case. Having gi
On it . thorough trial the past season,
eaa fully eRdorse it, and take pleasure
recommending it to all owners Of ho1s
~ the best remedy that ever saw
: general stable use" Pound cans, $l.(
snail cans, so cents.