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Sherif,s Sale.

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA,
County of Lincoln
Fourth Judicial District In the. district court In
} aud for Lincoln county.
Julia E. Treat plaintiff, against David L. Daley,
Lois Clapp, formerly Lois Daley, Hiram Edwards,
James Garland, Zulphis B. Garland A. j. Ed.
wards and Seymour, Sabin Co., Defendants
Bheritf's sale on foreclosure.
Notice is hereby given, That by virtue Of judg-
ent of foreclosure and sale made in the above en-
titled action on the 18th day Of September, 1883
and special execution issued out of the above en-.
titled court In said cause and directed to ne the
subscriber, and being duly appointed for that pur-
pose, will sell at public auction at the front door
Of the court house in Canton, Lincoln county, Da-
kota territory the 18th day of May, 1884, at one
O'Clock in the afternoon of that day. the real estate
and mortgaged premises directed by said Judgment
and execution to be sold and described as follows
to-wit: The north one-half of northeast quarter
Of section No, eight (s) in twp ninety nine (9g OF
range fortynine go containing eighty aores more
or less, according TO the government survey
thereof.
Dated April 2, 1894. i'm. NORTH,
Sheriff Of Lincoln county, D. r.
0. 8. CLIFFORD AND A. G. STEINER.
Atty's for Pif.
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SlleriT's Sale.

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA,
County of Lincoln.
Fourth Judicial District In the district court IN
and for Lincoln county.
Julia E. Treat, plt'f, against Marian W. Smith.
llary NJ. Smith, John N. Carpenter and Ed win E
Carpenter, defendantS.-Sheriif's !sale ON fore
closure,
Notice is hereby given, That by virtue of judg-
men OF foreclosure and sale made in the above en-
titled action on the llth day of September 1888.
and special e1 1ecution issued out of tho above en-
titled court In said cause and directed to me- thu
subscriber and being duly appointed for that pur-
pose, will sell at public austion at the trout door
OF the court house in Canton, Lincoln county, Oak,
Terr, on the leth day of May, 1884 at O'Clock in
the afternoon OF that day the real estate and mort
gagged premises directed by said Judgment and ex-
ecutlon to be sold and described as follows to-wit
The southeast quarter Of section thirty-four @ in
township ninety-seven (9T, north of ranga No.
fifty {50 west OF theFifth principal meridian con-
tanning ono hundred and sixty acres, government
survey
Dated April 2, 1884. JIM. NORTH.
Sheriff Of Lincoln county, Oak,
o. 8. CLIFFORD AND A. G. STE1NEn,
Pltff'B ATTORNEYS.
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A glance at our date lines will disclose
the fact that the ADVOCATE has entered
upon its ninth year of existence. Lack of
space comrels us to refrain from the usual
promises Of future improvements, SUIT
flee to say the ADVOCATE will endeavor
to keep pace with the wonderful develop
mental process that is expanding the re-
sources and peopling the beautiful farms
and cities of the picturesque and elegant
valley of the Sioux, and will as heretofore
look carefully after the interests of Canton
and Lincoln county
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ANNUAL STATEMENT
For the year ending Dec. 81, 1881, OF the
TRAVELLERS INSURANCE co,
o. HARTFORD, CONN.
PA'D.UP CASH CAPITAL, 5000, 900,
AssErrs.
Value of real estate. 3T05 353 20
CAsh on hand In ONCE. 6,S29 IA
Cash on hand in bank nk......., 3S3l22 65
Loans on bond and mortgage. being tho
first lien on real estate worth double
the amount Of the rum loaned thereon, 631 49
Stocks and bonds owned, market value SOIL $50 90
Stocks hold as collateral security for
loans, market value. ue................. 322, LOCI O2
All other sums due the company. 203, LOO 81
s7,4as,977 IS
Losses yet unpaid, ................ $3.50, 226 on,
Claims for losses resisted ........... 54,5OO 90
Unearned premiums on outstanding
risks, re insurance reserved, 5,212,761 2s
All other existing claims, 10000 90
Total Liabilities. -. s5.5G7,4s7 81
INCOME DURING 1883.
Cash Premiums on policies written in
Cash premiums received. ......... . 80, 72l GIG 10
Interest money received. 35S, 1925 %
Income from other sources. S4,O15 56
Total Expenditures ....,., So, al2, 1888 81
R1EEa
Risks taken In 1888 S214, 81, ,029 90
Risks taken in Dakots in 1883. ,S7s7,6 500
Risks outstanding ali, ,929, SAT 90
Losses incurred in 1885, including those
those claimed and not yet due. ....1, ,23s, $50 0s
Losses incurred in 1885, includinK those
claimed and not yet due, in Dakota,
Sl,O25 80.
Number Of agents In nakota, 40.
coMpAHY's CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
Territory Of Dakota, Auditors Office, Depart.
ment of insurance.
Whereas, the Travellers Insurance Company
cooperation organized under the laws Of the state
OF Conn scticut, has filed in this Office sworn
atatamcut exhibiting its condition and busines for
the year ending December 81, 1883, from which it
appears that the capital the character Of the
tiles and the financial standing Of said company
conform to the requirements of the laws Of this
territory regulating tho business Of Insurance; and
Whereas, The said company has filed In this of
hce duly certified copy of its charter, with csrtif
Gates Of organization. and has appointed the
sary attorneys in this territory, upon whom legal
service of process may be made, and has other wise
fully complied with the requirements OF the tnsur-
ance laws aforesaid;
Now, therefore, I, Gs1rge L. Ordway, auditor Of
the territory Of Eaiota, pursuant to the provisions
OF said laws do hereby certify that the above-nam
ed company IL fully empowered through its autho-
rized agents to transact its appropriate buaness Of
life and accident insurance in this torritory accord
ing TO the laws thereof, until the 3lstday Of Dccem
bsr A. D. 1854.
= issi ~ Of February 4. 5. 1854. *
GEORGE L. ORDwAY, Auditor.
T.Tk orxon = Co, Agents, Canton.
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su ,,,nons.


TERRITORY OF DAKOTA, =.
Fourth Judicial Dist.
In the District Court in and for Lihcoln county.
Richard Lybarger, plaintiff, against Jenstta Ly-
barger, defendant.
The territory OF Dakota sends grecting.-To JON
eta L, barger, defendant. You are hereby SUM
moned and required to answer the complaint in tis
action, which will be fled the LIST day Of April
A. d. 1884, In the oce Of the clerk of the district
court within and for the county of Lincoln, terri
tory of Dakota, at the court honse in the city Of
Canton. county Of Lincoln, pak., and to serve .
copy Of your answer the subscriber ut their Of
fee on Main street in the city of Canton, Dakota
territory within thirty days after the service OF this
summons exclusive of the day of service. II you
fail to answer the complaint within that time, the
plaintiff will sppy to the court for the relief de-
manded in the complaint, besides costs,
Dated at Canton, Dakota. this 26th day Of March,
A. b. 1854. o. s.. Gr5FoHp AND A. G. STEINER,
PLAINTIFFS Attorneys.
To the above named defendent-Take notice,
That the conplsnt In the above entitled action was
filed with the clerk of tho dstrict court In and fer
Lipcon county, Dak., at hts Office ct Canton in said
territory on the Int day OF April, 1884.
Dated April 2, 1884.
8. s. GIFFORD A. @. STEINER,
Atty for PltG's
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sheria'. Sale.
rERR1roRY OF DAKOTA, |

County of Lincoln.
Fourth Judicial District. In the district court ia
and for Lincoln county.
Julia E. Treat, plaintiff, against Joseph Morris
and Mary N. Morris, defendants.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of . judg-
ment OF foreclosure and sale msdo in the above en-.
titled action on the 1th day Of September 1885, and
special execution issued ont Of the above entitled
court in said cause and delivered to nae, the cub
scriber, and being duly appointed for that purpose
court house in Canton, Lincoln county, Dakota
territory on the 18th day Of May, 1884 at one o'clock
In the afternoon Of that day the real estate and
mortgaged premisee directed by said judgment
and execution to be sold and described ~ follows,
to-wit: The east one-haf Of the northeast quarter
and the east one-haf of the southeast quarter Of
section twenty-one in township one hundred north,
of range forth-nne west Of the fifth principal me-
ridian, containing ono hundred and sixty acres.
Dated April 2, 1884. J. NJ. NORTH,
Sheriff of Lincoln county, Oak.
o. s. CLIFFORD AND A. G. STEINER,
Atty's for PN'f.
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The annual report of the Milwauk &c
railroad shows that the net earnings of
the company after paying all expenses arc
over $4,000, 1000. The bonded debt $685.
100000; the stocks, bonds, etc, amount to
s143,OO0,0OO. The value of the road is
supposed to be, and is estimated at S3O,-
500 amile, and there are nearly 5000
miles.
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The ocean steamer D. Steinman went
on the rocks at Sambro reef, near Hal
flax, and out of one hundred and thirty
three persons on board one hundred and
twenty-nine were lost. This is the same
place where the steamer Atlantic went
ashore some years ago losing several hun
dred lives.
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Steamboat Tickets.

Those desiring to take trip across the
water should remember am still agent
for all celebrated steamship lines, and also
sell drafts on all parts of Europe. When
you want good reliable foreign exchange
or tickets to foreign points. call on me.
Office for the present with j. W. Taylor.
p. M. LUND.
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate

In pursuance OF an order of the probate judge Of
the county of Lincoln and territory Of Dakota, the
undersigned, the administrator of tho estate Of
Christian Olson Ih,beck, deceased, will sell at pub
lie auction the Sd day of May, 1884, st the front
O'Clock in the afternoon of that day the following
described real estate, to-wit;
Lot two () Of the northeast quarter, and lot two
(2 of the northwest quarter, section five, (5) town
ship nnety-six (96) of range forty-nine (49).
J. W. TAYLOR, PAUL j. ENEBO,
Atty for Estate. Administrator.
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w I a LOWV
Atty for Nortgagee,

Land Office at Yanktsn, Dak., April II, 1884
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim, a2 that said proof
colu county district court for Lincoln county, Da-
kota, at Canton, on Thursday, May 30, 1854, viz
Everett Curtis for his homestead entry No. 52o7,
for the W "A, section g. township sc, range 81. He
tinuous residence upon and cultivation of said land
viz: Charles L. Barnum, John Stephenson.
Thomas Wright, John NJ. Noble of Kidder county
Of Lincoln.
l. WrrrRR Reoictar
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Land Ofhce at Yankton, Dak., April 3, 1884.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of her intention to make
final proof in support of her claim, and that said
proof will be made before W. M.Cuppett, clerk
of Lincoln county district court for Lincoln Co.,
Oak. at Canton, the county seat, on Saturday,
May II, 1884, viz: Emma C. Allibone, under her nd
entry No l142S for the or of 32-1oO-5l. She
names the following witnesses to prove her contin-
nous residence upon and cultivation of said land,
viz: Truman Spencer, George W. Palmer, william
Allibone, John Allibone, Of Lennox, Dakota.
G. A. WETTER, Register.
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Land Office at Yankton, Oak, April, l, 1884,
settler has filed notice lis Intention 70 make
final ploof support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before VIM NJ. Cxppett clerk
OF the Dist Court at Canton, Lincoln county, Oak.
under his u 1o997 for the W fr or, sec 8. twp
90, range 81. He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon and cult
yatjon of said land viz: Fred Gerber, Samuel Ger
Der, Otto Gerber, Charles Wages, of Canton, Lin
coin county, Dakota.
G. A WETTEn. Register.
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Certificate Of True and Fail Names of
Partners.

Notice ia hereby given that in compliance with
Section 1443, Article 7, chapter g. of the civil code
Of the territory Of Dakota, we, James F. Bassett,
William F. Hunting and 10 Reynolds, co-partners
doing general livestock, grain and produce bus
place of business in the city of Cation, Lincoln
county, in said territory, under the firm name and
style of Bassett, Hunting h Co.. do hereby certify
that the full and true names of each and all persons
constituting said partnership firm, and doing busi-
ness under the name and style aforesaid in said tor
ritory is and are as follows, to-x;t;
James F. Bassett, william F. Hunting and 10.
Reynolds; and that and each of us reside in the
city Of McGregor, county of Clayton and state Of
Iowa.
JAMES F. BAssErT,
WILLIAM F. HUNTING,
JN
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Land Office at Yankon, Dakota, March l, 1884.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make final
proof in support of hisoai, and that said proofwi
be made before W.n NJ. Cuppett, clerk of court for
Lincoln county, D. T., at Canton, the county seat,
on Saturday, April 26, 1884, viz: Vaentin Sebert,
homestead No. 5157, for the southwest Or of sec
ton "a, township 100, range ST. He names the fol-
lowing witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Phillip
Eichhorn, Friedrich Schmidt Of Sioux Falls, b..
T.. Frank Z. Waldo Herman Gruendel. of Lennox,
DIT G. A. WETTER, Register
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LINCOLN COUNTY.
Notes Gathered in by Our Wandering
Reporters and Township Core.
spondentS.

spondentS.
DAYTON.
Weather-mixed.
Very little seeding done.
Farmers look down their noses.
Ground frozen hard since about the 4th.
Will Brown is suffering from infamato-
ry rheumatism.
To-day, April II, seeding has commenc-
ed in earnest. All at work.
The ponds having frozen up; wild geese
and ducks have gone in search Of open wa
ter.
Miss Cosper Of Canton attended the
glass wedding up here. Anna has agrcat
many friends in these parts
Mr., Nichols and family have not start
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Administrators Sale OF Real Estate.
: In pursuance Of order of the Probate Judge of
the county of Lincoln, and territory of Dakota the
undersigned, the administrator Of the estate Of
Hugo Loss, deceased, will sell at public auction on
the Sd day of May, 1884 Mt the front door Of the
( two O'Clock in the afternoon of that day, the fol-
owing described real estate, to-wit:
Lots three (3) and (6) in block five %, Highlands
addition to Canton formerly Johnson's addition to
Canton. ANDREW PETERS,
J. W. TAYLOR. Administrators
Atty for Estate.
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ed for the Hills vet, having heard that
the snow was three feet deep there.


We are informed that Mr.. Mitchell of
this township has lost several head of
valuable cattle OF late, Of unknown causes.
The creamery wagon has not yet made
its appearance, although two weeks have
elapsed since notice was given of its readi-
ness.
Covered wagons are constantly moving
northward on the old stage road through
Harrisburg, making it seem little like
old times.
Very little seeding has been done thus
far, but as soon as the ground is in order
very short time will see tho crop under
the rules of nature.
Miss Martha Grace of Canton has
been visiting with friends up this way for
several days. Martha is welcome visit
or in this direction.
Zeke Brown is determined to make or
break this season. He has made another
purchase, and is now the possessor of two
horse teams which he intends to pop
through as soon as the weather permits.
Sunday, April l3 is Easter Sunday,
and while we are writing can look right in
to the cupboard on large basket of hen
fruit that is being boarded up for that day
But never mind boys, before you read
this they will be non est
After this week Dayton items in the
ADVOCATE will appear once in two weeks,
instead Of weekly, as news are scarce and
the busy season is at hand We will re-
port accidents and incidents such as mar
riages and deaths weekly, however
Mr. Fee has quite a phenomenon on
his farm. Seven or eight years ago he
had we'll bored in his front yard. and was
compelled TO sink it $50 feet in order to
get sufficient water. A short time ago he
sank we'll for stock about four rods from
the first one, and obtained plenty ofwater
at about twenty-slS feet.
We have Just been informed that avery
pleasant affair took place down in the
southwest corner of this township short
time ago, in the shape of glass wedding
We did not receive full particulars, but
glass being sharp substance we will pre-
sumo to say that the honors were carried
off by Mr.. James Sharpe.
Mr.. Rolla Engles, for some reason or
other, came 20 the conclusion that he could
not work the Benedict place with profta-
BILE resultsso has thrown up.,, contract,
and Mr.. James Grace, one of Cantons
boss painters, will drop the brush for the
season and grasp the plow handle. Sue
cess to you, James.
One of the usagcs of ante -bellum days
has been taken up by some of the young
ladies hereaway, e, visiting with neigh
bors and carrying patch work for quilts
along with them Tn this way they man
age to keep up their stock of pieces by
getting some at every place. We know a
couple of these colporteurs the other day
and in their presence heard a very respect
able old lady say, "that when you see
young girls working on quilts you can bet
your life they have got something in their
heads that can't be got out with fine
comb" yet they worked patiently and
with good Grace asking no Fee for their
labor
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Beautiful Flowers.

Thousands of beautiful greenhouse and
bedding plants at the Sioux Falls Green
house. Catalogue free
E. DEBELL.
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I will sell dry goods, groceries, flour and
kerosene oil as cheap as any trumpeter in
the Sioux valley. W. H. MILLER.
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Geo. Byers will buy, sell or trade for
horses and cattle. Give him trial.
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BELOIr.

Mr.. Henry Anderson removed last
week to hardwood
David Payne has gone to Pattcrsonville
to work for his brother-in-law Mr.. Bren
ner
The mail route from here to Rock Rap
ids has been discontinued by order of the
post-otficc department
Cyrus B. Ingham, Jr., who has beer
attending school here, left for his home al
Forrestburg last Thursday.
Rev. f. Maynard is making extensive
preparations here to go into the raising
OF small fruits 1t ia hoped the expert
ment will prove success.
Mr.. Frank Richardson now holds po-
sition in D. j. Carpenters store, the
former clerk James Wensland having ac-
cepted a position at Canton, in the store
Of NJ. B. Dean & Co.
Mr.. Meade has traded his stock Of
goods for a hotel in Kimball. Mr.. Taft,
the gentleman who gets the stock, was
there the latter part of last week boxing
and shipping the goods. Mr.. Meade takes
charge of the hotel about the first Of May.
John NJ Carpenter has traded for a
mill at Maquoketa, Iowa, and will move
there soon to take charge of it. Mr.. A.
P. Dixon will move onto the farm now oc-
cupied by Mr.. Carpenter, and Mr. =. e.
Carpenter will occupy the Dixon proper
ty.
SpRINGDALE
Another dance to wind up the winter S
frivolities is talked of, to take place after
Easter Sunday.
Several of Minnehaha's s young ladies'
are expected soon for short visit with
Springdale's fair onos.
The family Of Mr.. &. P, Rolfe have
been on the sick list nearly all winter, one
of his little girls being afflicted with severe
erysipelas.
As the the packing season for pork is
over, Mr.. Ort Houck will no doubt make
his appearance soon, and reside in his lit
tie domicile so long untenanted.
Mr.. Emerson Hart has been lucky
enough in contest to get hold Of II piece
of land joining his valuable quarter,
which he will no doubt hold fast to. En-
erson is boss boy and his prosperity is
our dearest wish.
SADDLE CREEK.
Plenty of ducks.
More wintry spring has taken cold.
Seeding is progressing slowly, as it is
most too wet.
Mr.. Oliver Red6eld and wife have been
up to Sioux Falls visiting friends.
This part of the county could accommo-
date several more families and not be near
enough W quarrel tA0t.
The report is current that hotel keep
er in Eden has been arrested, charged
with the murder of the fellow found at
Fairview last November.
SHANK, TURNER COUNTY.
Walter Car1nan is very low with fever.
Give us more road tax SO we can travel
when we wish.
Mr. Hoffman, from Illinois, has arrived
and is putting up quite house.
William Gable is our road boss, and We
expect he will work where it is most need
ed.
Many Of Of our people are finding Their
throats too small since the damp and cold
weather.
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dlCAGO,
and ST. PAUL.

- II
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-Four French Funnyisnls.


A valet.de-chambre presents himself to
gentleman whose service he is DESTROYS Of
entering.
Where were you last emp'OyedH Why
did you leave your placer
Employed BY Blind Tom. Lett because
he kept too close an eye on me-.
A gentleman in a small town, having lost
his way, accosts gentleman in the street.
Please, my good man" he says, tell me
the way to the Postofice
I'm not good man, says the person
secosted, with conscious dignity Il am the
Mayor"
They have been discussing a fatal duel
and one of the party says, solemnly:
ut seems to me that Providence would
have been wiser had it ordained that the
murderer should be killed instead OF bis IN
fortunate victim"
Dramstis persOu@: Little boy offs, little
girl of s.
He-Lend me your skippiugrope.
She-Yes. If you'll give me bite OF
your candy.
He-I will sfterVsrd.
She-No; first. Oh, your men are all the
same; know you.