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AAVAAOA AVVuA1'
The Marion Junction Sentinel of last
week has the following:
d. S. Guinter and daughter, Hattie,
DR.. Slaman, J. c. Carpenter, D. E. De-
belts, G. Smith and wife all took advan-
tage Of the cheap rates and checked their
baggage for Chicago ~. They started for
Sioux Falls Tuesday night and from
there the cry will be east. y The party
was in excellent spirits and will no doubt
enjoy the trip.
Durand's house is completed. It is a
beauty.
Mn. Haasis rapidly recovering, gain
ing strength slowly and P. F. smiles.
The Catholic church has been painted
and it looks as white as the driven snow.
Sheriff North intends to move to Can
ton soon.
o. B. Gray is busy repa ing the house
he bought of Chas. Skillman and intends
to move into it next week, then Of course
he will become permanent fixture.
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Asphaltum paint for barns, sheds, etc.
only SO cents per gallon.
ST. CRoIX LUMBER COMPANY. {
Something Sensible.

Something Sensible.
The Sioux City Journal has the follow
ing sensible article which we admire:
'sThe country is not making anything
out of this railroad war, and it is unfor-
tunate for all legitimate interests that it
should have occurred. It is not to the
advantage Of solid business to toencourageit,
and the sooner it is brought to an end the
better. It is disturber, destructive OF
stability and an educator in illegitimacy.
If there were no other elements in the
fight than such as are presented to the
public by the conflicting managers Of the
corporations, the rate-cutting would not
continue another day. But the strings
that are pulled behind the scenes lead to
Wall street, and the commetion there in
dicated how high the game the magnates
are playing in the field of pure specula-
ton. II those who play shall win they
can afford to do the business Of their
roads for the time being for nothing; and
if they lose, why it is but the common
fate Of gamblers Combinations are made
broken, patched up: stocks and bonds are
appreciated, deprecated, destroyed; towns
are planted, nourished, killed and the
people are kept busy adjusting their little
affairs to circumstances, and the gamblers
-, -, NO voor 9TH annther. making the
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HERE AND HEREABours.

Our merchants are counting on big
holiday trade.
Diphtheria prevails to an alarming ex-,
tent at Sheldon.
Mrs. Hill is On visit to friends at
Ionia, Nebraska.
Crowds Of people daily hear Els meralda
in the east. Go with the crowd:
The Messrs. H. C. Marsh & Co. paid
out over 81 200 for grain on last Friday.
All wanting job work should send in
their orders early; call and see specimens.
Clifford and his excellent company will
be here on Monday and Tuesday, Decem-
Der 4th and 5th.
Mrs. N. j. House LETT Friday on holi-
day visit to her daughter, Mrs. Adams,
at Elkader, Iowa
We are pleased to learn that young
Mr.. Chase is recovering from his spell Of
sickness, diptheria.
Lou Gillian has determined to learn the
art of printing and has accepted a situa-
ton with this Office
Mr.. Searles shipped four carloads of
cattle and Marsh & Co. two ON Monday.
The cattle went to Chicago.
To RENr-A room, furnished or unfur-
nished, board or without board. Inquire
at this Office. A gentleman preferred.
The Meade farm in Sprindale township
is for rent and the farming implements,
crops, hay, etc, will be sold at auction.
Mink, seal, otter and Alaska furs at
M. B. DEAN & Co.'S.
Mrs. D. Kimball, Of Omaha and Mrs.
C. Thomas, of Madison, Iowa, cousins Of
Mr.. John B. Bertrand, are here on a
visit.
A good assortment Of cloaks and dol
mans to select from at Madole & Hin
KEYS. We can and will sell cheaper
than any house in the city.
Grand lecturer I. K. Buck. Of Sioux
Falls, was at Lennox Saturday evening
and conferred the third degree upon two
Of our prominent Worting Masons.
Brevity, point, purity, impartiality,
enterprise, cheapness are conceded char
acteristics of the Chicago Weekly News
At the last regular meeting ofthe Can
ton Cornet Band 0. N. Russell was
elected leader, Charlie Marker president,
and G. 0. Satrang secretary and treas
urer.
For good photograph, go to H. G..
Locke, on Main street.
Jas. Keller, our popular druggist, ar
rived Saturday night from his trip to his
old home in Minnesota Jim has an eye
to business as he sold large bill Of wall
paper. How high is that when Can
ton can sell cheaper than Minnesota.
Piquant, entertaining, fascinating is
Fsmeralda. Don't fail to hear it.
The Brule Index has the following to
say concerning our grain and cattle
buyers H. C. Marsh and Co. 'sAnothe,
herd Of young cattle was shipped to Kim
ball this week, and taken to NIarsh's
ranch few miles south of town. Among
the lot were several fun-bloed Durhams,
and the balance were all highly bred
grades y
Don't fail to examine our large line o.
pocket and table cutlery which will b
sold lower than ever for the next thirty
days. T. P. THOMPSON & Co.'S.
Miss Lille NJ. Dean, a student Of th.
Philadelphia Academy of Design, ala
the Chicago Academy Of Fine Arts, il
now prepared to give instruction in paint,
ing, and will teach regular academic meth
DDS to those who mean work. Lessons oI
two and one half hours, so cents; no hall
lessons siven. Studio over the store Of N.
r Dean k III
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Land Office Of Yankton, Dak., October, 2eth 1882.
Notice is hereby given that the following g-named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
iaal proof in support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before Vale p. .rhielman, clerk
Of the district court for Turner county Dakota, 1T
Swan Lake, the county seat thereof, on Saturday,
December 9th, 1882, At ten A. NJ. Viz: Alonso ).
Hale, under his homestead entry No. 1885 for the
southeast quarter section 26 township 80 range 81.
He names the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of,
said land, viz: Harmon B. Sheldon, Josiah b.
sheldon, Orville Bassford and John Poll all OF
Lennox, Lincoln county, Dakota.
q. A. WHTTIR, Register.
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Land oGice at Yankton, Dak. Oct. 2s, 1852
Notice is hereby given that the following g-named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
proof well be before WIN. NJ. Cuppett, clerk of
the district court for Lincoln county Dak., at
Canton, the county seat thereof, on Frieay, Dece-
ber 9th 1882 at A. N. viz: Marcy Spencer, under
half of southeast Or Sec ~ Twp 100 range 81 He
names the following Witnesses to prove his contin-
uous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land
dz: William Allibone John Alhbone Joseph
Allibone and William Parlimsn all of Lennox
Lincola Go. D. 7. g. A. CTIER. Register.
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Go to I. P. Thompson 4 Co.'S. and see
their " Restminiter heating stove.
Nl.rried

N.rried
FA1Rv1Ew TOWNSHIP,
Sunday, Nov. 26th, 1882.
Married. At the residence Of the bride s
James M. Rozell, Esq, to Miss Emma
Schoen. Justice Myron Odell, Of
Eden township, officiating
As was anticipated the wedding was
one Of the largest ever held in the county,
their being over fifty couple present. We
noticed several quite valuable and sub
stantial presents on the table, the major
ity OF which came from Eden.
The bride was elegantly attired in =
bewitching navy blue satin dress, with
long train. She wore a beautiful set of
pearl ear rings and pin to match and some
beautiful tea roses in her hair. The bride
groom was attired in lovely Prince Al
bert suit of black broadcloth. with stand
Ing collar and white kids. The brides
maids and groomsmen, of which there was
two pairs, were well dressed and took their
positions in due form. The justice had
: . Z -
on his best black cloth. The whole GER
emoney was very interesting. Those who
were fortunate enough to receive an in
vitation pronounced it one Of the incest
arranged. and best gotten up wedding
they had ever attended Mr.. John
Schoen, the brides father. is. one Of the
wealthy farmers Of Lincoln county and
his son-in-law is very industrious young
and enterprising young farmer, of Fair
view bottom. All present wished the
young couple God speed in their voyage
through life. It was past the wee small
hours Of the morning, before the festivi-
ives came to close.
Eden, Sunday, Nov. 25th, 1882.
Married, At the residence Of the BRIDES
parents f. NJ. Odell TO Miss Eudella
Fountain. Justice Mypn Odell preform-
ed the marriage ceremony.
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Not;cs,A.' iSmbe,y,. cuIIItp,Ir,,eI. &, 4

Ue .. I&QU gluC6s IHIIKLUIl1 7DHKOt1s7 I
September 2st 1882.
Complaint having been entered at this oface
by Luther Ellis against George L. Gund, for
failure to comply with law as to Timber Culture
Entry No. SO, dated March 26, 1879, upon the
the Northwest quarter of Section 6, township
with view to the cancellation Of said entry;
tesant alleging that he has failed to cultivate re-
plant and protect trees said timber entry during
the years 1881 and 1882, according to law. The
said parties hereby summoned to appear 1t
this office on the 18th day of December, 1882, 1t
2 O'Clock P. n, to respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged failure.
G. A. WKrTER, Register
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Land ONCE at YAnkton. OAK, Nov. 9Th, 1882
Notice is hereby given that the folowtng-named
settlers have filed notice Of their intention to make
nal proof in support of their claim and that said
proofs Will be made before clerk district court
Turner county, Dskots, at Swan Lake. ths county
seat, on Saturday, December 10th, 1882, 10 A. NJ,
viz: Geert Schipper, homestead No. 1895. Sioux
Falls serles) for the southwest quart ter section 2S
township 90, range 81, and Thomas Bessmann,
homestead No. 7672, (sioux Falls eeries) for the
southwest quarter section il, township SO, range
80. also Geert Muller, homestead No. 1908, (Sioux
township 9S, range 81. They name the following
witnesses to prove their continuous Ssidence upon
and cultivation Of said land, viz: Paul Isebrands
0ert Miller, Martin Miller, Thomas Bossmann ell
Of Parker, Dakota.
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Caught on the Fly.
Land buyers arc plenty.
The politician has quieted down,

Land buyers arc plenty.
The poltticis. has ouieted down.
r,,.., ). a., z.u
80
sood many OF our Wens ''WM go aiy tnis
w1hter.
Attend tue Amature entertainment at Bedford
hall tonight.
George Res Is acting as night clerk now in the
Merchants.
Tho cooler looks lonesome by the side " the
railroad track.
~. 80. ,,,s y.
=. ...... sa.,m
-
Messrs. dale WFd nave nad the INFERIOR 10
saelr psnk DuiloinS 5Se&ra1ned.
Messrs. John Grace 4 Co. opened their new
saloon on last Saturday night,
We racent1v had occ..,on IN t.la trim ov.r the
q. M h a. p. r,f,v.x Ev.rv+bino .hout tho road
IA trstc,ass E,ao.nt co ,cbes good eating houses.
~snt,.man1v .mnlovae. The ro.d had /. In e.co,.
I.nt condition
~ osaeo AA'o o'.n '.'s . =. "
T...,N. ~ 80. :, y w. ,,''S.S = 80 Az" ~"
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Remember and give thanks to-day.
Prof. Stack has left for Fargo to spend


the winter.
/ Attend Esmeralda Thanksgiving eve
ming at Bedford hall.
r. E. Dean is operator at Lenno1, tn
right man in the right place.
/ Mrs. c. W. Harmon left on visi
Tuesday to friends at Plankinton, D. I
Go hear what our neighbors in the
east listen to. Get tickets at Hoods.
General admission to Esmeralda is 35
cts. reserved seats so cts. for sale a
Hoods.
Mrs Soule has been sufferer for tht
past few days from an attack of neuralg
of the heart.
Large line of over shoes and rubbers al
Madole & Hinkley's.
Carpenter Simmons has placed an ele
giant new front in the store building oc.
cupied by Mrs. Straube.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Bridgeman, Of
Eden, passed through town Tuesday on
their way to Sioux Falls.
Hundreds of silk handkerchief at
NJ. B. DEAN & Cos.
B. G. Jacobs, of Lennox; was in town
Monday on business. His fine new resi-
dence is almost completed.
We are sorry to learn that Mr.. Cuppett
is laid up at his residence with sickness,
and hope to sec him about soon.
Largest -scarfs, nubias, knit jack
cts, hoods etc. at NJ. & ITS.
The weather has taken a sudden change
and it is quite clustering, but just the
right kind of Thanksgiving weather.
Charley Marker has the carpenters at
work upon his new residence When
completed he will occupy the same.
Miss AIDE Veo, of Fond du Lac, Wis,
sister of Mrs. E. s. O'Neal, arrived here
Saturday evening and will spend the
winter
Madole & Hinkley have bale of horse
blankets which they are selling cheap.
Call and see them.
The w. T. .. will meet at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Hill, Tuesday, December
5th, at 3 o'clock P. NJ A full attendance
is requested.
Dentist O'Neal will be at Calliope, on
next Monday and Tuesday and at Eden
Wednesday and Thursday, December 4th,
5th, 9Th and 7th.
You will want to be entertained
Thanksgiving evening, so 60 and hear
Esmerald..
Wheat has been more than rushing in
the past week. This makes money more
plentiful, as the farmers are as anxious to
pay their debts as their creditors are to
have them
G. A. Sumner, the Beloit restaurant
keeper and his estimable lady, will
become Cantenites, they having rented
the Mrs Wallace old stand and will open
up q restaurant abonttke lst. inst
The drama, Esmeralda so popular in
the east, will be given at Canton on the
evening of the Both.
Mrs Straube has just received new
assortment Of ladies corsets, knit jackets,
hosiery, zephyrs, etc. Call on her and
see her big collection; 5, 10, Is, 20 and
$l,00 counters are all full of useful arti-
cles.
Mrs. Lund wishes to announce to her
many lady friends that she has large
assortment of trimmed and untrimmed
hats and bonnets, feathers, plumes, rib
bons, fchues, velvets, plush and all the
latest novelties. She also has large as
sortment Of childrens caps and bonnets.
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Land once at Yankton, Oak. Nov. 18th. 1852
Notice is hereby given that the following-nanled
settler his filed notice of his intention TO mike
nal proof in support of his claim, ind that said
proof will be made before N. A. Kirk, the clerk OF
Un:nn county district court at Elk Pcdnt the conn
" seat on Saturday, December 23rd 1882. 10 A. n.
viz: Pardon C. Slocum, homestead No. 663O for
40 He names the following witnessss to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of,
said land, viz; Edgar p. Bartlett Of CalOpe, Iowa
and G, A. Frost Of Linden and J. IsontZenhesee
and A. g. Freeman OF Calliope, Iowa. 81
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Land ONCE at Yankton, Dak., October %. 1892
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to mako final
proof in support of his claim and that said proof
will be made before VIM. N. Cuppett, the clerk OF
the District court for Lincoln county, Dakota, st
Canton, the county .seat thereof, on Thursday
December 7th. 1882. At 9 A. NJ, viz: Edward II.
Wilson, under his homestead entry No. $3.50, for
the northeast 4 section H. township So, range 4S.
tinueus residence upon, and cultivation OF, said
land, viz: A. Snyder, j. H. Bridgeman, James
Parkin, Geo. Workinger, Hardy Wilson, all OF
Eden, lincoln county, Dakota.
G. A. WRITER, Register.
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Land Notices.
Not,ce-Timber Culture.
q. g. Land ONCE, Yankton, d.

October 18th, 1852.
Complaint having been entered ct this Office by
Luther Ellis against Kate N. Tupper for failure to
comply with law ~ to Timber Culture Entry No.
1883, dated July a. ls77. upon the Northeast quar-
ter Section 81, township ", range so, In Lincoln
county, Dakota Territory, with aview to the can
collation. of said entry; contestant alleging that
amount Of trees, seeds or cuttings during escn Of
the 1913, 1872 1899, and 1881, and claimant s
non resident of this territory and that his post
ties are hereby summoned to apY,ear at this Office
on the 22d day OF December. 1882, ut O'Clock II.
to respond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged failure. g. A. WKrTxR, Register.
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The Misses Fosdick & Gray, the fash
ionable miliners and dressmakers, over
I. w. Hoods drug store will sell ladies
hats, trimmed and untrimmed at cost.
Don't fail to avail yourselves of the op-
portunity.
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Attention, Farmers.

Don't tzonger p0Y erhor6itant rates
and large Do1icy5ees to those sozici-
ting your insurance.
Look at these figures !.
a D0id up policy for fire vearsof
$500 for 500.
Sz,OOO7or 1850.
$3.50 for S2O.OO.
S2,OOO for S26.5O.
.4nd then see uAat rates uou 1aus
been D1yin0 and are non aszed 1v
your agents. He giue you tie most
kind of liberal policy. Galz at tie
office Of the Dak0ta Loan and Trust
Go. and get yourinsurauue at a6ere
rates. Canton, D. z.
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Buy your winter apples at Madole 4
Hinkley's. They have two carloads left
and can furnish them as cheap as anyone.
Call and get prices.
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No use to go away from home now for
photograph. Mr.. Locke is first class
artist and will give satisfaction.
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An immense line of men, ladies and
Misses overshoes and artics, very low at
M. B. DEAN & Co.'S,
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Another Offer.

The proprietor viii also give away, on
January lst, 1883, to any one who sends
in the names of twenty 20 cash subscrii-
bers to this paper, at 81 each, an
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Church Directory

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES every sunday morn
ing and evening by Rev. L. Kingsbury.
METHoDIsT.-Service every Sunday morning and
evening by Rev. L, W. Miller,
EP1sooPAL.-Ssrvics every ether Sunday by Rev,
Thomas Stafford.
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN "Go1WEoIAN."-by
Rev, f, Olson
LUTHERAN BETHLEHEM s'NoRwEe1AH,'-By
Rev. o, E. Hofstad,
The above denominations all have their
own church edifces.
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Land Once at Yankton, Oak, Nov, II, 1854 Fl
Notice is herepy given that the following
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
proof viii be made before N. Al Kirk, clerk of
Union county district court at Elk Point, Oak. ths
county SCAT on Saturday, December 23rd, 1889, 10
II. viz: Edgar p. BARTLETT homestead No. 68s6
for the south half northeast qnartes, and nortt
half southeast quarter section Is township s5 range
10. He names che following witnesses to prove
said land viz: GA. Frost Of Linden ind q 81
Freeman, J. r. Loutssnheiser, P. q. slccunl of
Caltiope, lows. 81
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Offer!
To Subscribers Only

The proprietor Of the ADVOCATE de-
sires his paper to enter into the house
Of every head OF family who reads the
English language and therefore offers
the following inducement to new and
old subscribers. The long winter eve
nings are upon us and the following books
can be had from us, in this manner:
All new subscribers received before
January lst, 1889, or paid up subscribers,
who renew before January lst, or all de-
linquent subscribers who pay al arreara-
ges and renew before January LIT, each
will receive the following
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CHAPTKR OF Il. 4. n. yt-
siroc Chapter. No. 4, 4. A. N. Stated convoca.
tions on the first and third Tuesday evenings Of
each month. Visiting companions cordially invit-
ed to attend.
L. dENSLFY,
N. z. RUDOLPH, High Priest.
Secretary.
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Good prints 5 cents per yard at
NJ. B. DEAN & Co.'S.

We have few trunks and valises left
which We are offering way down.
iADOLE q HINKLEY.
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Railroad W al
70 the Knife.


The Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul r.
R. Co. is selling 6rst-class tickets to
Minneapolis & st. Paul for only 25 cents
and only, 81 90 to Milwaukee and Chicago,
and remember just before you start call
on A. F. Rudolph, the clothier, who will
sell you $4,000 worth of goods for 25 per
cent. less than any other elothier in Can
ton. which will clear you $4.OO on that
amount to purchase fine oil painting Of
your own selection, in place Of getting
thrown in cheap chrome worth only 50
cents.
For low prices on tinware 90 TO I. T.
Thompson & Co.'S.
Bring the baby with you and get its
photograph taken at Locke's.
Go to T. P. Thompson 4 Co.'S. and see
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Civic Societies.

BLUE LODGE A. +. A. NJ
SILyRR STAR LODGE No. 4, A. F. A. II. Eegu-
lar Communication Wednesday on or before the full
moon.
Special meeting every second Wednesday after
Regular.
JAS. LEWIS, Secretary.
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VOL. VII.
Omcial Directory.

TERRITORIAL OFFICERS.
Hon. r. F. PErr1aREw, Delegate to OonSress,
Sioux Falls, Oak. 49,
Up. KIDpER, District Judge, yermillion, OAK.
JW CARTER, District Attorney Canton,
G. H. WIas1N, Councilman, Canton,
n.F. THOMPSON, Representative Q, Canton,
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Good 5-year-old team, harness and
wagon for sale on easy terms.
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c. Il n. w. Railway Time Table.
Time of departure Of Passenger Trains from
| Sioux City, in effect.
Leave for Chicago and the East,..... 1850 P. u.
IS 4" 4:5o A. n.
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65 Dollar Gold w atch

Warranted ' to keep good time, sts,n.wiin
der, Mgin movement. This Wntch Il
known = The Boss' Pstent FILED GO.
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CANTON LODGE NO. 2, 1. .. g. T.
Meets every Saturday eve. REV. L. hIN6sSuR9,
J. HArTLEsTAD, Secretary. W.
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SCANDINAVIAN SOCIETY.
Meets every Wednesday eve. P. NJ. Lund, Pres.
C. o. Satrang, Vice President. n. L. Syyerud,
Treasurer n. NJ. jacobson, Secretary. g. skAt-
vedt, Editor.
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Another Offer.

+ To aav one who Will tend Ia tie names
Of IS cash subscriber betveen nov ana
January l9, 1883, at $2 each, ve Win pre-
cent him witha y &
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

w.. CuppErr, Clerk of District Court.
ELLIss OpsAL, Register Of Deeds AID xAomeio
County Clerk.
a HUETsoN, Treasurer.
4. J. DIXON, Sheriff.
]. ALLIRoNE Superintendent Of sehssls.
RZ BENNETT Judge Of Probate.
O. r BkANDHAGKN
G. s. MILLErTs Co. 0on'r.
P. G. PARKE, OHM.
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CITY orFIexHs.
o. S. GIFFoRB, Mayor.
JOHN FALDE, Jr. City clerk.
M. E. RUDOLPH, Treasurer.
VIM. NJ. CUPPETT,
A r. Brown,
JOSEPH HORN, ALDERMEN.
S. O. MADoLE,
J. w. HEWITT.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1882-11-30

CENTENNIAL LODGE NO. 10, I, s.s.1
Meets every Monday evo.
W. 1. MARSH, N. G. n. 6. NASH, Secretary
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1882-11-30
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Just Opened.

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we have lOl styles to select from.
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