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Right of Way Notice.

To Mrs =. 4. Shatiuek and ali persons interested
@ Yen arc hereby notified that. whereas, the Chi
cage, Milwaukee X st. PAM railway ct,inI,a,.y de-
sires to appropriate the following described real
estate, situated in the conntyaof Lincoln. in the
Territory of Dakota viz:
Commencing at 8 point IN the north lire of the
northeast quarter OF section thirteen 13) township
ninety l96), range forty-eight (4), two hundred
aud sixty-seven (267) feet west OF the point of the
intersection OF the said line with the center line of
the railroad of said company now constructed
said NJ L. quarter thence running east along
said north line two hundred and thirteen and four
tenths 1913 410 feet to the western boundry of the
right of way of said company; thence running
southsasterly parallel to nd distant fifty feet west
from the center line of said railroad eight hundred
and tirtysix thence running southwestern
ly at right angles to the center line two hundred (200)
feet, thence running norh-westery parallel to and
distant two hundred and fifty l25Oj feet west from
the said center line ,ine hundred and eleven f9i y
feet to the place of beginning, being strip of alid
two hundred (20D} feet In width adjoining the right
of wly of said company on the west and contain-
ing four acres, more or less, for railroad ptir-
poses; also the right of way across said nottheast
quarter section for the said railway company, be-
ing stripof land cue hundred t1D0t.feet Iii width
aud lying fiji t0l ieet on either side or the center
line OF said railway as the same is lst,g constructed
across said q9arter 4estie,, md having neither
granted refused to grant the said real estate
the purpose aforesaid, and having failed for more
tn an thirty tS0) days after notice to have the dau<
ages from the appropriated of sad real estate
assessed i'll the mode prescribed by ", therefore
you will take notice that the enid railway company
will OH Tuesday, the 2sth day OF November, a. d.
1855, 1T 10 O'Clock A. NJ, Or as soon thereafter as
counEel can be heard, move the Hon. j p Kidder
district judge of said county at hA chamber In
the town OF Sioux Falls, Miineiiaha county %
direct the sheriff OF eaiS Lincoln county to- SUM
mon three disinterested f.eehoiueis tnegeoi ns
commissio,,ers who shall be selected by said Judge
ans who nssst not be interested in alskc question:
and who, rfter being daily sworn according to law,
shall inspect said real property and consider tie
jury which you will sustain by such appropriation of
land as above and the said
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wEsE aNn uEREaRo1rrs
Bank up your houses.

Bank up your houses.
Corn is coming to market now at 80
cents.
Politics are over Now count the
deadand wounded.
Apples are very plentiful, and Wiscon-
sin is shipping fruit, even to New York.
Several quarters have been sold this
week at prices ranging from 5000 to
81. 30o.
Mr.. Heard and family have taken
rooms in Mr.. H. c. Aiken's house, west
side of the park.
The latest sociables given are devoted
TO eating of pumpkin pie and the drink
ing of pink tea. =
The ladies Of the Congregational church
met at the residence Of Mrs, D.H. Hawn
yesterday afternoon.
Our dairYmen are getting 80 cents
pound for thier butter, made of Of free
grass on free farms.
Somebody that has a little spare cash
should build some tenant houses. They
are very much needed.
Should prairie fire, driven by heavy
wind, come il from any direction, it would
make things exceedingly hot.
There is considerable sickness in town
and in this vicinity Hard colds and lung
and throat troubles arc prevalent
The court house is being replastered.
1t needsit very badly; as also the mend
ingo the roof over the judges bench.
The Congregational prayer meeting
will take place at the parsonage, until
further notice. every Thursday evening.
Our side walks are in very bad condi-
ton in places and unless repaired soon our
town will have some broken bones to pay
for.
Mr.. Henry Wallace is busy with good
force of workmen yeneering the Harlan
house, and is making good progress with
the same.
Those ladies calling cards have arrived.
Styles and prices to suit ali tastes-30 to
so cents for 25 printed cards, according
Ito quality.
The Chica 90 1nter-Ocean predicts that
Dakota next year will receive 100000
additional population. The early spring
will witness a great tide flow in upon the
new territory.
Every citizen of the county would like
to see report printed of the eSpendi-
lures and receipts of our recent fair. No
report has been made as yet and this is
not as it should be.
Grain of all kinds is coming in larger
| quantities and is taken care of by our
grain buyers All we want is a freeze up
SO that farmers can spare the time to
come to town and market grain.
The donation party given at the resi-
denee OF Mr. W. Fowler, on Saturday
evening, for the benefit of Rev. s. Whit.
field, netted so. The very bad state O.
| the weather prevented many from attend
ing.
| Mrs. I. j. Hunt, of Dodge Center
| Mimi, mother of Mrs. Thomas 'Fhorson
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Iakota Women.

!. The 1ollowins item will be Of interest
to the many friends Miss Cleveland has in
this section of Dakota. s Dakota women
are noted lar aud near for their literary
sattsinmcnts as well as intrepidity Of ac-
ton. On Wednesday last Miss Cynthia
Eloise Cleveland, a popular temperance
advocate Of Pierre, made application to
Judge Edgerton for admission to the bar.
The application was accepted by the
judge and a committee appointed by him
made a most dattering report upon the
qualification of the lady, who has the
honor of being the first woman admitted
to the practice Of law in the Territory. y
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EDEN ITEMS.
Items as Gathered in From Live
Town for the week by Live
wiGeagyaESe Efenize~.

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Term OF years. iehei %. i,ia ssooiisii
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a1,,art porc., ,,s ,,o,o,,,etod his na1v ha,n
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her husband east.
Won't vs be oI.d ,ybe, t,,is nolitic,l oo,tost ;s
over thmol,. as there has aen consilerabIe mud.
Singing down this wav.
Don't forget to see j. II. Brdpanan Wills in
town, and have your house. barn. stacks and farm
implements insurei nj very low rates in q, q of
the very best of comnanies the Dakota Fire and
Marine Insurance COMPANY IT pavs all losses in
full and PROMPTLY, 1tisa Dakota institution. with
head ouarters at chamberlain. d. n.
Politicians were thicker than hair ON a dorp for
the past ten days.
/. r. Warner shot fine fat. Wild poose nm
Inst sa turday.
DR.. ossood is working nm = GOOD practice hera.
Mr. T. C. GrfHth. ente1rriging and general
superintendent of aeents of The Dakota Fire and
Marine INSURANCE. comna,y. visited Fsen on Fri.
day last He wrote mn eigbt FIRE risks while here.
The comnanv NAV well feel ,,~ou5 of ,,s e,,er,etic
w nat;cad n,arn cd i,n-o,ay,ent Il, 4ba T,,,,to
-.
heglster sihco the Hon. John hios mas purchased
it. 1t is considered one of the leading stnwart re-
,n,,,lican ,,,,ers 81, tho terr;.orv We r,,sb the
ff
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Scrip cas

The Yankten Press has this to say
concerning Mr.. Carpenter: {" T.. E. Car
penter, the last ofthe scrip squad, reached
Yankton on this afternoon train, accom-
panied BY his father and brother, his
bondsmen, and surrendered himself to
DEPUTY Marshall Soest. Application was
made to Judge Elgerton TO surrender the
bond under which he was held for trial at
the Iankton court and to permit Mr..
Carpenter to give another bond for his
appearance at st. Louis atthe required
time Mr. Carpenter desired this 50 he
could retain his liberty until tile trial and
Deputy Soest objected beeanse he is out
his lfess and mileage unless he takes Car
penter back With hin. : 81
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On the thirty-nrst day Of December, 1881.
tits located in London England. The amount Of
its capital stock paid up is S359, ,593.75 s4ssE
The assets Of the company as follows:
Cash on hand and-in the hands of agents or other
9 s. bonds, par value s5se,ooo os7,ossso
Debts for premiums sse 4O.O19.4I
~ 0'ns' efsasIass TossI assets 7ss,sis:ss s,sisss
Liabilities s
Losses adjusted and due
Losses adjusted and not due stiff14g
Losses unadjusted s.g5l. .2i
Losses in suspense waiting Sjss
for further proof s ss5A
as,asa'.ass 2ss. !SRs 'ss,.I... :ssssss: g sssss
STATE OF NEW YORK, 'ss9- =
County of New York, gsGs SO rs
Alexander D. Irving, Manager q. s. Branch or
the Phoenix Assurance Company, OF London.
England, being duly sworn, depose and say,f
rect statement Of the atfairs ef said COM
pany, that the aaid insurance company n a.
bona Ade owner of ct least One Hundred ThouS.
and Dollars Of actual cash capital invested IA fhs
State and United States Stocks and bonds, Of a
bond and mortgages Of real estate unincs,mhsrsd,
10 mortgsged, and he IL the above dseoeibed
oficer Of eaid Insurance Company.
4. 2. lRvHo. Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, thig 25th day
of january, 1892. GKo, q. RooRa, "a a
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA,
Office Of Auditor.
Dakota, hereby certify that the above u correct
copy of the statement of the condition OF the above
mentioned company on the 3lst day Of necemher,
1881, shown by the original statement, and thst
the said original statement il now on HE IN this
Office. I, sss, ~ .sy A t' 3,
In testimony whereof hereanto subscribe DIV u
name ana afiix M, official seal this 2oth dhy Ct
September, 1882 =. n. PuRDY,
tsEALl - Territorial Auditor.
THE TERRITORY OF DAKOTA.
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Special Leeals.
Acorn stoves at L. z. Thompson & Co.

Acorn stoves at L. T. Thompson & Co.
The preparation long known and adj
vertised as o & Cs Cough Remedy, has
received a new title and new wrapper.
1t is now put UP under the name of
Chamberiain's Cough Remedy with ai-
rections for use IN SIX languages, This
splendid medicine, so highly esteemed b.
many OF ON readers, has always been,
and is yet, prepared by 8Ir. Chamber
lain, who originated the preparation. He
has made pharmacy a special study, hay,
ing received instructions III the art from
the most noted pharmacists in America,
and had ever fourteen years Of practical,
experience, which partially accounts for
the great popularity Of the medicine No
other preparation has ever come into
such general use. on SO little advertising
as Chamberlain 5 Cough Remedy It
has no equal for coughs, colds or Group.
Prepared only by Chamberlain & Co.,
Des Moines, la. Sold by
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The universal popularity among horse
men of Coles Veterinary Carbolisalye,
and the rapidly increasing demand for its
superiority For the cure Of cuts, gals,
sores and diseases of the feet of horses
and cattle, it has no equal. and is of in
estinable value to horsemen, stockmen
and farmers. Pound cans, $l.0O; small
cans, so cents.
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CANTON.
- s{..s.s..., !. :
Her Business Men-Her Wants and
Needs


Canton has made showing Of which
her citizens can will be proud Of and as a
citizen we will say that it is olIr intention
to show, at an early date, to The outside
world, in dollars and cents, what these
business men and citizen have expended
during the past season, by issning
an edition of the ADVOCATE that will
reflect the true condition of things. This
issue will also contain valuable facts and
matter OF Importance to our farmers, who
are also entitled to praise for their sea-
son's work and who have so nobly stood
by Canton, Mr.. Huetson, in his speech
at the court house, expressed the true
sentiment ofa loyal citizen when he said
that iealously of any description, should
not arise in the breast Of any resident of
the county and that what was Canton S
gain, as regards her business men and
institutions to be erected or capital in
vested. vas to the gain of Che farmer. as
well. The growth of the county and the
valuation of Canton means that the farms
also increased in value This is gospel
truth aud should be born in mind. We
want to see every section Of the county
treated Justly We all want to make a
living.
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siYic Gnc;pSinS

RLUE LODGE, A. +, & A. II.
SILVER STAR LoDGE No. 4, A. +. l. A. n. Regu-
lar Communication Wednesday on OF before the full
moon.
Special meeting every second Wednesday after
Regular.
0. s. CLIFFORD, W. NJ.
JAS. LEWIS, Secretary.
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4 DANGER SIGNAL Nature warns us
OF approaching dangers IN many ways,
but none more sure or unmistakable than
hoarseness in a child. Every mother
must know that Group with all its teriprs
is sure to follow ulnless prompt measures
are used to avert the disease Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy has never yet
failed. Hundreds of children have been
saved b. it's timely use Sold by 81
AS. LEWIS.
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z Land office at Yankton, Dak., Oct 18th, 1882
Notice is hereby given that the folio named
settler has fled notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before VIM. NJ. Cuppett, clerk
of district court for Lincoln county Oak, at Cam
ton, the county seat, on
Friday, Nov. oath, 1852, 10 a. M viz:
John f. Crowley homestead entry No. 1p7a6, for
The s e x e Ii S 33s 1sswqr or wqr, 81 90
81. lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upo1r and cultivation of said
laid, viz: Charles Vegas, Il. P. Quigley, A. NJ.
Herzog and Thomas Crowley all of Lincoln county,
.. 7. 5li
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Madolc 4 Hinlley have the largest
line Of dry goods and closest prices in the,
eit,i They have large stock ioi' dol
mans and cl0aks. Remember 100 styles
to select from.
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VOL. VII.
Amc;a; Diractnry.

TERRITORIAL OFFICERS.
Hon. T. Z. PETTIGREw. Delegate to Congress,
Sioux Falls, Oak.
J. P. KIDDEH, District Judse, Vermillion, OAK.
j. W. CARTER, District Attorney. Canton, "
G. II. WIGeIN, Councilman, Canton, I"
d. T. THoafPsoN, Representative, Carton,
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Land Notices.
Notice Timber Culture.

q. s. Land OHce, YanKt0n, y. TD
October 18th, 1882.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Luther Ellis against Kate N. Tupper for failure to
comply with law as to Timber Culture Entry No.
1888, dated July "a, 1s7T upon the Northeast quar-
ter Section 81, township 81, range SO, in Lincoln
county, Dakota Territory, with q view to the can
collation. of said entry; contestant alleging that
Kate n. rupper has failed to plant the required
amount Of trees, seeds or cuttings during each of
the years 1873, 1879 $780, and 1881, and claimant is
resident of this territory, and that his post
Office address is Marshatbwn, Iowa: the aaid par
ties are hereby summoned to appear at this office
on the 226 day of December. 1882, at O'Clock A. NJ.
to respond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged failure. g. A. wErTER, Register.
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prELlsIEERs IS ANNOUNCEMENT

Having purchased the Carter Bros. half
interest in the ADVOCATE, the undelsign-.
ed gives notice that all accounts due the
ADVOCATE since its existance must be
paid to c. ". HARMON.
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Mrs. Julia Straube desires to have it
known that she has just received new
stock OF knit goods and would like to.
meet her lady customers at her store.
These goods consist of knit jackets, skirts,
leggins, nubias, hoods, etc. Call while
the stock is large.
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NJ r Dean has received his Habana
c;oa, case ss
| vba s4a, vi, sb;na fartI, IN Canton
~ 5,r-ao,
- ~ 5,,;..;o, o,,.i.
,.ha la,ls 4oq+l ,t tho Merchants hotel
Z = !, 2 A.. 3a,, ia &, Two. =,
80 - 80 - .x,Ts.l,,os.l.,,,
= !. - 60 ~
hses Faskllls, ieiiat'sis y t'.s !, s'ns I, ~.
mouse, iAaeil' was sSo'co'''e e'''''i S'i,''','
'oaeufaay'
george ~ oTSher' OF laiu'', sS se's Y ..ie
'is as pee'' ''e 10 d - N'o'''s' ''-'~ -
even ''3eofse. .s.i
The editors are to meet III convention at
Huron on the 18th INST lookout 1of
your pocketbeoks,
Read the new right of way notice Bart
lett Irlpp, Of lankten, has Tor the
Chicago " st. Pad Railroad company.
Dixon stub of cigar viii be shorter
than ever But Dick will flourish, make
money, and prosper. even il he is defeat
ed. He is western man
a The C. c. B. C. will give "a. dance at
Bedford hah on the evening Of Friday of
this week. Oysters will De served at-the
hail from 8 to II o clock
llr. Torin,ls purchased two carloads of
work oxen for the ST. CroiS Lumber com
pany and one car load of horses which he
shipped Tuesday to Saltwater.
A friend, writing to the editor from
Eden. adds the following postscript "P
A. Oyerseth rcD0rts three large comets
[ think one Of them must have been the
morning star. .
The g,uaicIl Rros Of Bcfo;t T,y,
confractors and hni,la,e ,I,storors and
tne SlnkefS OF l'a'eh1 ufiSe, :, "ehs'a VIII
move 70 o'''i'o,' ''sA' NeeA - ne hfh' IS
O. 4 and G. I, Goo,Irieb in com;nanv
with Mr.. Rewdle, railroad men. were at
the Merchants hotel Monday, being on
their way to Sioux City from finishing
the;r contract, of b,;]d;na tho rood from
{ ,oo+a I
open'el y spun '4aAe'
1, 49, 49,. y c. e.. ~, 7 81, w ~
M n -, IT. III, ~ : &C O. e.''' se'
M O. oIpi:. ~ - ~ M IN, leAI ~ 7.,ot - elS''
~ ~ s'' ~, ~ -. - :, 0''''l {, e'e
, VIZ C. =, ~ ~ iie - N"',,o'' '2.i''
49, N1. - = w '''''' - -"
''o -, " 's,>,''N % " .''','''', {
1 ne ofiicias OF / ahAtoh iils,31 rave receiYeE'
instructions 70 carry out she sentence OF
.he court i'll me case OF brave bear VINO
mas oeen t"ioe sentenced anu t"i'e fesi'it-
'a' ne PRESIDENT now oeci'les
- ''sefieIe' '''i' tne uh''r'N!ia'e
in'laA VIII hans On the l9th INST.
Mr.. a. c. Huetson was placed oh the
board ofmanagers Of the Baptist associa-
ton, which recently met at Sioux Falls,
on the three years term there were
none appointed from this place on the two
year s term, bus Mr.. 3. S. Wales is on
the one years,
Tho Nnqn,l Tn,,av n,bl;nstion
levose,2 to e,l,scaf;on snesE : of p,of pa,.-
:.
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Buy your winter apples at Madolc &
Hinkley's They have two carloads left
and can furnish them as cheap as anyone.
Call and get prices.
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SAEreh Directory.
CCNGREGATIoNAL.--Servi every Sunday morn
ing and evening by Rev. L. kirgsbury.
METHoD1sT.-Service every Sunday morning and
evening by Rev. l., W. Miller
EPIscoPAL,-Seryice every other Sunday by Rev,
Thomas Stafford,
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN "NoRwEGIAN."-B
Rev, L. Olson
LUTHERAN BETHLEHEM ''NoRwEGIAs."-By
Rev. Q. E. Hofstad,
The above denominations all have their
own church edifices. a
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Post SsikicS K0IrS.

TINE FOR THE CLOSING OF MAILS. -
Going South. ............ ....... >. go A. II.
Going East. ....-... 100 p. NJ.
Going North. .....-......T:0 Z 100 p II
Going West Observation-Disclosures 100 ?. NJ.
Rchialld mail Tuesdays aud Saturdays. :9o A. NJ
South to Port!andVile Tues. and Fri. $500 a. ~
Post-otfice closes promptly at 800 Pm
MAaGIE BAILEY, P. NJ.
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THE ELECTION.
The Republican Ticket
In this County
I Elected.

Pennsylvania and New York Gone
Democratic.
The election passed of very quietly in
Canton. The regular republican ticket is
elected. Dixon, for sheriff, is defeated by
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Z COUNTY OFFICERS.

W. NJ. CUPPErT. Clerk of District Corrt.
ELLIEG OPsAL, Register of Deeds ana ) 1offeio
County Clerk
! HUErscN, Treasurer.
:. L, DIXON, Sheriff.
J.ALLIBoSE Superintendent of sehsols.
r 2 BENNETT judge of Probate.
o. 7 BlANpHAaEN
G. S. MlLLErT, Co. Gons'r,
P. c. PAGKE, Chm.
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G. K a. W. Railway Tine Table.
Time OF departure Of Passenger Trains from
Sioux City, i'll effect.
Leave for Chicago and the Eas ,.... :. 80 P. VI.
{! - 't - Z" 4:53 A. N.
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Buy the reliable Plymouth -four at
w. H. MILLER's.
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Notice Timber Culture.

September 2St 1882.
by Luther Ellis against George L. Gtnd, for
failure to comply with law as to Timber Culture
Entry No. 9s, dated MnTch 26, 1879, upon the
the Northwest quarter OF Section 8, township
96, Range so, in Lincoln county, Dakota Territory,
with view to the cancellation of said entry; con-
testant alleging that he has failed to cultivate,
plant and protect trees said timber entry during
the years 1881 AMI 1882, according to law. The
said parties are hereby summoned to appear at
this office on the 18th day of December, 1882, at
. o'clock p. ID, to respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged failure.
&. a. WErTER, Register
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Trade is booming at N. B. Dean &
Cos Its all because they are selling, such
fine goods at such reasonable price. IS
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Land Office of Yankton, Dak., October, GthIas9
Notice is hereby give, that the following .nnmad
settler has filed notice of his intention e. nal, :,
final proof in support of his claim, and TINT sad
proof will be made before Vale p. Tbal,nsr cle,.
of the district court Tor Turner county DaEota If
Swan LaRe An me comfy seat thereof, on Saturday,
- under his HOMESTEAD ontr, ssas s,r H.
son,h east quarter section os th,rs,;, % ,,,a so
He aa,ies .i.e ioliow1ag Witnesses to prove his
contin ae's rssiasnce upon, and cultivation of,
said la-ui o.,, ,a1. Harmon B. Sheldon, Josiah B.
Shetdon, oa'iie ! Bassford and John Poi, Ill of
g. A. WETrEn, Register.
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CANTON LODGE NO. 2, I. o. G. 4.
- Meets every Saturday eve. REV L. KiNGsBuRY,
j. EATTLEsrAD, Secretary w C. T.
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CITY OFFICERS.
Q. S. GrFFoRB Mayor.
JOHN FALDE, Jr, City clerk.
NJ. E. RUDOLPH, Treasurer.
W:d. NJ. CUPPETT,
A r. BRown, st
JOSEPH HORN ALDERMEN.
S. q. MADoLE,
j. ". HEWITT.