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Caught on the Fly.

Election November 7th.
supposing fire should break ont in town-and
what then7
Rev. Grace will have charge of the Clarion 0owa)
NJ. E. church.
Our housewives are happy. House-cleaning
days, you know.
Charlie Kaucher is having residence built near
Mr. Fitzgersid's
James Pattee did good job by removing the
debris in front of the Union block, last week.
1t is said that if Bro. Nash cannot have his own
way at the convention held next Tuesday, he will
kick and be angry.
The Parker New Era of last week says scale &
kStones new brick bank building is model of
Beauty, neatness and comfort"
Dan Cudney, valuable subscriber to this paper,
sold fat cattle last week to the amount of 81 ,C0O
That's right, Dan. You the right road.
The case of the Territory VS.. G. L. Mckay, in
dicted for forgery and up for trial at Swan Lake
last week, has been transferred to this county
change of venue.
D. A. Moses has returned home to Mitchell from
his trip to Toledo, Ohio, and understand that he
awarded the premium on his Dakota collection
come in for its share. If SO the Messrs. Thomas
Tborson 4 Co, our live real estate Dealers are
entitled to their share of the glory who made and
forwarded the collection.
Mrs. f. S. Tupper, of Maple Grove, has been
awarded the prize for the best original story writ
ten for the Youths Companion. We congratulate G
Mrs. r. on her brilliant achievement. This office
would be pleased to receive communications from
her versatile pen different subjects this winter.
We recoliec of reading her articles years ago
in the Lemars papers the management of bees
and cook department, which were very interesting
and entertaining.
The Hutchinson county News Of last week has
this to say Of one of our good fellows in general:
IS, NJ. Christensen. the wide.awake representa-
tive of Smith Il Farr butter and egg packers of
Sioux City, bidding his customers along the
line good bye last week preparatory to taking
three four weeks trip over the Northern Pacific
through Montana and the Black Hills in the inter-
ests of the house. We tried to persuade him to
leave us his scalp but he thought it would be as
safe in the hands Of an Indian i'll those Of
paper man.
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HERE AND HEREABOUTS,

A new roof has been lain on the Har-
Ian house
Mr.. T. J. Fosdick is building an aG-
dition to his residence.
Three new buildings are going up south
of the track, near the passenger depot.
Mrs J. w. Taylor was at Parker this
week in attendance upon convention Of
the w. G. T. U.
Ole Thompson is the most quiet and in
dustrious machine agent in town. 1t is \
pleasure to transact business with him.
Our home carpenters and contractors
are are all skilled workmen and are glad
to notice that each has all he can attend to.
Mrs. Alex. Hinkley, nee Miss Carrie
Taylor, returned home Tuesday from a
few days visit to her parents and her
many friends here.
Mr.. Gray, ofLemars, was in town Tues
day prospecting for land. Thorson & Co.
fixed him out. This firm did big real
estate business this week.
The Rudolph brothers, A. F. and NJ.
E., have given the contract to veneer their
two stores to Mr.. NJ. Griffin, OF Sioux
Falls, who will commence next Monday.
The freight train going north Friday
night colided with the freight going west,
and the result was disabled locomotive,
several hours of delay, and little swear
ing.
Miss Marie Wilson, an elocutionist of
some note, will give. an entertainment
soon in Canton The eastern papers
speak in glowing terms of her. Date Of
entertainment will be given soon.
Mrs. Haraldson has sold her building
near the Thompson house, and expects
to leave in couple of weeks tor Sioux
Falls, and open up millinery store. She
will dispose of her stock here at cost price.
Mrs. Besse will carry Oh dressmaking in
the rooms overhead.
The editor was treated to = surprise
party Tuesday evening, the occasion be-
ing his 35th anniversary Several kind
friends waded through the mud and sur.
prised him with their presence and fine
tokens of remembrance. Supper was
served at O clock
Mr.. Coloney, proprietor of the Mer
chants hotel, has found it necessary to ado
more sleeping room for his guests and has
therefore rented the upper rooms in the
Mrs. E. NJ. Wells building, which will b
converted into sleeping rooms. We ART
glad to know that the Merchants is *
prosperous. The Coloneys know how u
run a hotel.
The following pounds and cars of small
grain has been shipped from this poin
since the season opened to date, Mr.. D
W. Reed reports: Flax, s,7l0 pounds
oats, 4,24o; barley, 2,7as; wheat, 2,ol5
rye, 900. The Messrs. H. G. March 1
Go. shipped the following cars to date
Flax, Is; wheat, 5; barley, 4; oats, 3
stock, l. Total, 81.
Joseph Kuhns, well to-do farmer
residing in Linn township, six miles soutl
and one west of this place, has an arte
sian we'll on his farm, while digging
we'll at depth Of 6s feet. Mr. Kuhn
has stock farm and was considerabl
bothered for water and gave the job q
digging the we'll to Henry Virgins, VII
guaranteed to find plenty Of water at $li
This contract pleased Mr.. Kuhns an,
the result is the well turned to be an arte
sian and steady flow of water is secur
ed. The stream is about the thickness
] Of fore finger and the well oveyAows
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w. B. Smith of Lennox with J. M.
McCumber and A. Boynton and I. n.
Smith as suites and license ending
January lst 1888.
Report of viewers and surveyors as
appointed to view road in Highlaad
township was on motion accepted (see
road record).
Report Of viewers and surveyors as
appointed to view and yacate road in
Canton township was on motion laid
over for further consideration,
Adjourned at 8 o'clock P. NJ. till 9
o'clock A. NJ. next day.
| OCTOBER FOURTH.
| Re-convened in the morning accord
ing to adjournment, members all pres
ent. The Justice report of q. p. Ash
ley for quarter ending June 30th 1882
having been rejected by the Board Ju-
lv 1882 and said Ashley having filed a
copy of said report rejected in July,
| said copy was rejected. On motion the
original report of o. P. Ashley for
quarter ending June 3Oth 1882 was re-
considered and the following of the
costs therein charged were allowed,
70 wit:
Territory Of Dakota
VS. Larceny.
Wm. Hart
[. A. Freesman constable fees
claimed So 20 allowed 50 10
T. rritory of Dakota
VS. Misdemeanor.
Wm. Hart.
I. A Freesman constable fees 81 90
Territory of Dakota Assault
Fred Bowman ! Battery.
J. M. North shcritf's fees 50 80
Ole Lee witness fees | 80
Mrs. Sander Oleson witness fees l go
Territory of Dakota Disposing OF
VS. mortgaged>
T., George Tiddens property.
0. P. Ashley Justice fees 81 SO
]. NJ, North sheritf's fees 6 so
Territory of Dakota Removing
J.D. Hornback property.
"A. Freesman constable fees SIT 95
allowed SIS 95.
Adjourned to meet at Q o'clock A. NJ.
next day.
OCTOBER FIFTH.
Met in the morning next day at 8 O.
clock. Bill Of Minnehaha county For
court expenses in Gaze of Territory Of
l9akota VS. George w. Naylor was ex-
amined and the following items allow
Clerks fees 800 SO
Sheriff on subpoenaes 46 20
Witness fees on part Of territory 265 35
27 jurymen ~ days at 50 pr day
claimed S35l allowed 90
District Attorney tee i 70 w
Total Allowed 1853 O5
The following items IN the case re-
jected,
Clerks 81 days attendance at
Reporter 512 days at $40 pr day s. 90
Sheriff 51a days at 81 pr day ~ 90
bailiffs 5L days ut 81 pr day 80 W
Sealed bids were received for fur
nishings IL tons OF hard coal for the use
of the court house and the Oshkosh
Lumber CO. was aNarded the contract
at $l2 25 per ton delivered in coal
house.
Quarterly report of NJ. T. Hogo.
boom Justice of the Peace for quarter
ending September 3Oth 1882 was re-
iected on account tofinformality,
: Bill of J. NJ. North. deputy sheriff
for fees in case Of Territory OF Dako-
ia vs. p. +. Haas amount claimed Sl5,
IS, allowed at Sl1 As.
Bill of P. NJ. Lund & 60. for grocer
les furnished pauper Nortvedt was re-
;aotod. amount $53 80.
The minutes the proceedings read
and upon motion approved.
On motion adjourned until 10
o'clock A. NJ. Wednesday, November
lst, 1885.
Approved P. c. PARKE,
Chairman.
Attest: ELL1NG OPsAL,
Co. Clerk.
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TOWNSHIP 126, RASGR SO.

TOWNSHIP 126, RANCH SO.
SURVEYORS CAMP, Sept. 3d. 1882.
FRIEND CHARLIE-Thinking you would like to
hear how we are getting along will drop you Jne.
In the first place all we'll with appeties that
makes our cook keep busy and would make a land
i6rd raise the price of board.
I'VE intended to finish our fourth township to-day
but the weather went back on us yesterday after
noon and to-day. We camped six days on one OF
our old camp grounds of last fall. 1t seemed like
home and we sang with good deal of enthusiasm,
'tenting on the old camp ground
There are good many settlers coming in and
settling do pn before the land is subivded and are
looking for big rush of immigration here next
spring. I think this is little too the north
pole. Lincoln county is the banner county.
Yours respectfully GEO. r. REA,
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nspubliceu Caucus.

There will be : caucus Of the ReEubis
can voters of the City of Canton, October
10th, 1852, at o'clock p NJ, for the pur-
pose Of electing seven delegates to the
county republican convention to be held in
Canton, D. T., Tuesday, Oct. 18th, 1882.
By order of the republican central COM
mittee Of the City of Canton, D. T.
NJ. n. CLARK. Chairman.
A. r. Brown.
O. n. RUSSELL.
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TeasAers' Examination.

The semi annual examination OF capdi.
dates for licenses to teach in the public
schools Of Lincoln county, D. T., will be
held in the court house, at Canton, Oct
3lst, 1882. All applicants are expected to
be in the room promptly at 9 o'clock a. NJ.
Each one will please bring Appleton
fourth reader, pen, ink and legal car
paper. ), ALLIBoNE, 20. Supt.
tennox. Oct. 7th. 1882.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Fire Insurance Association Limi-

ted.
Jon the thirty-frst day Of December, 1881.
( tits located in London England. The amount of
its capital stock is S5,0G8.0O0 The amount of its
capital stock paid up is Sl,OOe,00o.
The assets of the company arc as follows:
Cash on hand and in the hands of other persons
Zee schedule s1,3s1 ,el9.25
Debts for premiums 3l,951.s7
All other securities l1,2I8.9S
Total assets 1,573, ,29l.5 SO
Liabilities
Amount due to banks or other creditors 2,l61.23
Losses unadjusted S3,423.19
All other claims against the company l2,50l.1S
~ Total liabilities 9S, ,DS5. go
II CITY OF LONDON,
Kingdom of Great Britain. (
Robert Nigil F. Kngscote, G. D. NJ. P. Chairman
and William Palm Clinburgh Genl. Manager of the
Fire Insurance Association Limited, being suly
sworn depose and say, that the foregoing is full
true and correct statement of the affairs @ said
company that the said insurance company is the
bona fide owner of at least One Hundred Thous-
and Dollars of actual cash capital invested in the
State and United States Stocks and bonds, or in
bond and mortgages of real estate unincumbered,
and worth double the amount for which the same
is mortgaged, and they are the above described
officers of said Insurance Company.
r. NIGIL +. KINGsCCTE, Chairman.
W. P. CLINBURGH, Genl. Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this I'd day
of March 1882. JOHN BRIDGES,
| [sEALl Notary Public.
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA,
Office of Auditor.
the undersigned, Auditor of the Territory OF
Dakota, hereby certify that the above is correct
copy of the statement of the condition of the above
mentioned company on the 3ist day OF December,
1881, shown by the original statement, and that
the said original statement is now on file in this
office.
In testimony whereof hereunto subscribe my
name and aftix my official seal, this 9TH day of
September, 1882. l.. NJ. PURDY
[sEAL Territorial Auditor.
THE TERRITORY OF DAKOTA.
Auditors OffIce.
Whereas, the Fire Insurance Association located
| in the City of London, England, has filed in this
office sworn statement of its condition the
thirty first day of December, A. D., 1881 in ac-
cordance with the provisions of act of the Les-
lative Assembly of the Territory of Dakota, relat-
ing to Insurance Companies, approved February
10th, 1877; and whereas, on examination OF the
sworn statement of said company filed in this
Office, find that the said Insurance Company is
possessed Of the necessary amount of capital in
vested required by law. Therefore, 1 L. NJ.
Purdy Auditor OF Dakota Territory, do hereby
certify that said said Insura Company is duly
authorized to transact the business of Fire 1nsur-
in said Territory, fer the year endi.g Decem-
Der 3lst, 1881. Martin H. Rudolph. properly
appointed Agent at Canton, Lincoln county, ID. I
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
hand aud seal this 5th day OF September A. D. 1882
TsAALl L. NJ. PuRDY, Auditor
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Republican County Convention.

Notice is hereby given that a Republican dele
gate convention will be held III the Court house
October 17th, 1882, at two o'clock p NJ, for the
purpose of putting in nomination the following
county officers;i. e.: one county commissioner
for 1st commissioner district; one register OF
schools; one judge of probate one coroner; one
county surveyor.
Also to elect IS delegates to represent Lincoln
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Representation is based upon the vote cast for
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Announcement.

hereby announce myself as a canGi-
date for sheriff Of I.inceln county at the
approaching election. II elected | prom
ise to fill the Office with the best of my
ability. A. G. NRoMAN.
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Announcement,

We are authorized to announce the
name of Nathan Noble, as a candidate for
the office OF county treasurer, subject to
the decision ofthe Republican county con-
convention.
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Read our offer to agents.
Agent Chas. Goetz expects to handle
coal this fall and winter.

| cOAi tnlS Iall anU WlIlIcli
Preaching at Beloit Sabbath morning
and evening, by Rev. II. i. Soule.
Sheriff Dickson, of Minnehaha county,
was valuable caller at this office Saturday.
We are glad to learn that his chances tor
re- election are of the best
The ladies ofthe Congregational church
will give an oyster supper at Bedford hall
on tomorrow (Frlday) evening, commen-
cling at 6 o'clock. All invited.
J. W. Thompson has opened his new
saloon in the old James Lewis stand.
Adam Hoffman, the old pioneer bar keep
er, has accepted situation with him.
Mr.. j. Q. Fitzgerald sells considerable
real estate and should like to see him
classed as one of our live real estate dca-
lers. He ought to ''hang out his shing!e. y
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wheelock, OF Silver
Lake. were in town Saturday Mr.. W. is
hauling the lumber for his new house,
which will be in size 22x36 feet, with base
ment above the ground.
The cntertainm ent to have baen given
at Bedford hall TOR the benefit OF the
! Episcopal church on Tuesday evening by
the Misses Hattie Taylor and TODD, did
not take place owing to the inc!emency OF
the weather.
Elsewhere appears the prospectus oi'
the Minneapolis Tribune genuine good,
farmers paper The price is Sl.l5 per
year, but we will club it with the ADVo-
CATE at 90 cents per year. Both papers
can be had for 81. 80.
The Minnehaha Republicans met in
convention at Sioux Falls last Friday and
nominated the following ticket: Jackson
of Valley Springs, for member Of the
council; John Thompson, of Republican,
for the house; Hill, as one of the members
of county commissioners; N. f. Phillips,
treasurer; C. o. Natista, register; Hogan,
probate Judge. The ticket is a strong one
and will be elected by good majority.
The convention did wise thing when it
placed in nomination John NJ. Dickson,
for sheriff. In fact all Dicksons and
Di1ons are good men.
For Rent.
The upstairs of the Gilbert residence
Apply to IT, Thorson & Co.
Also the building formerly used as
Restaurant by Mrs. Wallace. Apply to
H. L. Soule, Jr., at this office
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October is the 10th month Of the year
and a busy and important one it is.
During the days of this month nature is
putting in her best licks. There are
fields of corn to be taken care of, pota-
toes to be garnered in the cellars, thresh-
ing the golden grain, and plowing of
fields for next years crops. November
comes along with his chilly winds and not
unfrequently snow and ice. October is
the proper month for the careful man to
come to town and while here should not
fail to cali on the grocery house of N. j.
House, who has taken great pains in Sc
lecting his stock of goods. This stock
is all fresh and consists of sugars, coffees,
teas, spices, syrups, extracts, canned
goods, nuts, fruits, candies, cigars, tobac.
COS, crockery, wooden and willow ware,
glassware, provisions, -four, etc. MIR.
House gives his personal attention to his
fine store, and his clerks are polite and
attentive. He askssfor a share of your
patronage, and when in town call on him
in the Miles building, Canton.
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Remember [ am selling dry goods 20
per cont. less than you can buy in the
Sioux Valley. ". H. MILLER.
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Tho various precincts are recommended to hold
their primaries on Saturday October 1ith 1882.
BY order Of the Central Committee.
N. c. NASH.
VIII, BALL.
NJ. H. WnITE
X. II. BENNETT.
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The Palace Dry Goods Store of NJ. B.
Dean e. Co., is the only store in town that
has counter stools.
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Until further notice IS given you will find
At the Exchange mill, Canton, our price
on -four. Pond Lily (straight) $l.65 per
sack Half Patent 81 so per sack.
L. Il. HILL.
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Secretary.

CKSTENNIAL LODGE NO. 10, I, .. o.1.
Meets every Monday evo.
W. |. MARSH, n. G.. n. G.. SAsH Secretary
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infiict by Ia. SherInan's method. Office 25i
Broadway, New York. His book with photograph
ic likeness of bad cases before and after cure
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Church Directory.

Church DirectOry.
CosGREGArIoEAL.-Servce every Sunday morn
| ing and evening by Eev. L. kiDgsbury.
METHODIsr.-Service evory Sunday morning aud
evening by Rev. II. L, Soule. temporary.
Observation-Disclosures every other Sunday by Rev,
Thomas Stafford.
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN "NonwEsIAs."-By
Rev. E. Olson
LUTHERAN BsrHLEHKM .NoHwEaIAH."-Dy
Rev. o. Z. Hofstad.
The above denominations all have their
own church edifces.
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CITY MARKETS.

Corrected Weekly by our Entcrprising
Dealers. for the Beneht Of fle kead-
erS of tho Advocate.
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VOL. VII.
Official Directory.

Official Directory.
TERRITORIAL OFFICERS.
HON. R. F. PETT1GREw, Delegate to Congress-
Sioux Falls, OAK.
J.P. KIDDER, District Judge. vernilhon, OAK
J. W. CARTER, District Attorney. Canton,
G. H. WIGGIN, Councilman. Canton,
DE-. THoaPsoN, Representative, Canton
COUNTY OFFICERS.
w. NJ CyppErT, Clerk Of District Court
ELLISG OPsAL, Register of Deeds ana AAomc'o
County Clerk.
4 HUETsoS, Treasurer.
!. l.. DIXON, Sheriff.
J. J.ALLIBoSE Superintendent OF Schools.
r BENNETT Judge Of Probate.
O. T. BkANDHAGRN
G. 8. MILLErr, Co. Con'r.
PC. PARKK, Chm.
CITY orFICKRs.
O. s. GIFroRB, Mayor.
JOHN FALDE. Jr. City clerk.
NJ. Z. RUDOLPH, Treasurer.
wM. NJ. CUPPETT,
A. r. Brown,
JOSEPH HORN, YALDKHhEY.
S. O. MADoLE,
J. W. HEWITT.
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LOSC,
On Wednesday, in Canton, large
leather breast-pocketbook, containing val
liable papers, among them being a note
given by the undersigned to Chas. W:
Lindermann, for s4O0, The finder will
please leave the same with me, as the pa
pers will be OF no account to anyone as
the payment of said note has been stop
ped. A liberal reward will be paid to the
finder by calling on A. j. Lindermamn