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The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-07-07
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Dry Goo6$ a Loger Prices han Eyer
$50. .t Si.+l-+-- ii ,s.t
MONEY SAVED. ay, PURCHASING
YOUR DitEeGOODS

4. 4 81: ;.tG FROsiLs,
!. .Sr i;hENf ssotHhtS, 'FE * q n \
VINO ssy@ made large purela.s sroe me resea p.
rass,s.s1S.esa,n,ss;s n, * y ass iass. per yalie
,,;s, y. ~ a 20 ana s ~. j. ),
h,en asiss ufsH,all,s ,s ~ " ~ 20 90 ana a
B,ack urrnadin.. m Il in III Qualities frosA Iake uu
70 s' & Ss es ssrS,s yss sn,sssss m Ysas;l ,s s
linn sssa, s,,;sgs ssss o'e Y NJ a.r r ss
worth is Sc; st iSse. NoNfd he bargain IT 20
T.. :. y ssalasslsisll;s' i,s ~. ,', r : -
!. per sarJ worth 5or; !, 7 ssa
japa ,,rsr Lih m ~ A,,t,tb>ni. -'t. y e y
Wash poplims. lest yoods n,,n,,i'rtu,e,, at 70
and isc. worth lgs and aS.; y
Drberg,s al rs, j.,, Us, a. and Soc. These GOOD.
can III had Il, All the new shades, =
New stylr Plaid DRESS tiuu.,S rom sn To so,
Der yard--a REDUCTION Of frnm twenty five a
tiity per cent. has been m ,de In these goods
East.e, t,yed I,,,yn. AZ ~ D.. ~ 4. ~, .rs ~
q i and sss:, n III
iafs, arasEsE is sliks Hs,iss ss JSsSas'ss CAM sU
Fashionable DRESS Goods; 80 w '
Ria..k Al,,a,.as ,,ts1g oa oS Aa a za, "a
D'aSs - 4 sd ~, sd ~. @ oo' W. -, oo' w
a,,.,raI;. :, 60. M =, -, -, "a. .,,
n.s'a.,an a.s Stte q" oo, W, anu ioe, WORM
:, %, ioe; ana Sii .., I.t,i.,,,
Yard Wide Printed Percales Slid f9lfss ltirs
ut III uiii iBsc. DER y:.rd-regulnr t,ricp,
l6s and zSI.,
yiutoria I,nwns is ao u and am,
80 80 7" n1s.s n. ~ -sef-so nisurVs.i
aso,tpIques. iti6i, ~, =, 81, 30 aud 4O'
iii reninrkabIy. cheaH ,','''
Swis. MtisiiDsiroih l2Ae. up 10 ooc. per yard
sll very eheal; "a -. - - -
and stflltd sxlA Auslinss 1ortlrd. striped
Gsrsahsi't .a': VIZ -
LOnstlals lAtnl'ric. first quality, one yard wild,
xi.,,,, a, lsse. per yard; r :. - q. a.
Be lsrsain AZ lslsrsse /, i. >
aud ! hrf up 70 ten yafds, Il Ave irl yard, 80;
:, y ile reg.,iar pflee'tsery where;
snan's ~ sol 4, sgoas q ,syey descptiontt
Black ,s and gspr.a :a siks !, Il lower prices ana !
ru,,,IsrsS IN ids siats; ,,;,,.,. 3. a;,.i a i,
:, Bic :,.,,..e.I,. worIlisI g. s.; g !. s
IT. and and " sosl per yard; ''' = iif !.
Hanibtfgh LACE Curtains from "a 10 SO per sci
n u.,, lor TWO Windows; . = ~ ~. !,
s. pair,sall vFry cheap and desirable: Ff:''
Winudv Shades ~ great variety. aHioIig which
VIII be found an eSaet Utilization of lace shides
now ~ fashionable;
iarxe assortment or urtain Fixtures; such rs
=, cnrnices, Bandsi Loops. dhd HeJks,. u J"
Black. w RITE and Ecfti Hamburger Nets at re.
daStloa i,,iI .. :,ss; =, ,..vs ,,, =,
ming; ~" ' ''''""s '0' ''"'
Aiarss % sssostnent q silk y Neck Scarf and Ties
I.sll xssa ~
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-07-07
Tax Notice..

NOTICE Is hereby given To the sax.pay-
|ersof Orange that | viii attend at Che fol.
lowing times and places for the,purpose OF
receiving the taxes due. .pr 1875.
At Calvin E,Smiffi's. Thursday July 18th,
IL w HaiPs, Friday InlE IBth,. :.
Cedar Grove. Saturday July 18th, o.
Mangum's Storsf TUESDAY July aith,
Durham, Wednesday and, Thursday
-. July 2fst pid 22ad,
''Patterson'c MN, Friday tuly .gni.
/ Chapel Hin, Saturday tdfy 5ith,
!" Cetes,s Monday July 18Th; II. #a:t
Hillsbofu, Tnessiay July s7th,<.'
x ! =, "wednesday July 18th. =
/ Tax payers are expected 70 be ptompi
aud it b hoped TREY WIN De, readyi -.
stly mist. siItiS.
CT Tohaccc fishtcoty ~
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-07-07
an .rs-,, 4 CIR Gtsts,

The colored pecsse n MS vicinity cele.
Lrated the day ON sassytey the srd. A
large numler were In ntsenaance In holi-
day dress. and II, seemed "a enjoy thein-
selves' There was no dtsturlapce % any
kink ard we ARE glad b say that good a.
der and gcod tel,avicr prevailed during
the day. The A-emhiare dispsn~d in
good time. % their homes apparently
pleased with themselves and al the world
besides. Y.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-07-07

See notice cf Gre school JY Ssnesss Ehstl
4 Miss Kollcck. II iste be Hdl%h tiihl
the public ssH sppressse tfss School,
which has nm superfor IN rtse S.ste, moi
the local advantages Of Hsqlsboro wssftf
i. without an ~Qu~l - r~ksbtty, and
which las few vrvsk Fn ~ sociai ssrcsn.
dings.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-07-07
PlHflfef Notice.

rI,ilf.Nr.'hr~ heretofore carried On BY JAS
ii wEbM ~, Mn hefrafisr fp carried on i,
SNs. wkBB, Jr. aud =. e. wEBII, under ~.
name aud ririr ~ IAs. WEIR M. Il IBRlb. avn
thsy trust ~ rfduiblrd cfurls n merit 4 rug
tlruailOnvi The fusroHsc. LcsfOwef On N, %,
hrn.
NiIy itllgl.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-07-07

The Emo Bottom Rangers Of Hillsbor,,
have clialisssged the Durham Base hail
club. for = match game % he played We'd
n,sday Juty isth, st Durham.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-07-07

We learn that the office Of Assistant
Treasurer Of the North carolinA Rail Road
has been abolished.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-07-07

Mr.. r c. Evans %tArr e,)hor'ofthls
,,arsr ,.ft Rslli9h sep .fAssy night 10
a a,ss a,posatiSn Snalhe uidsselits 'HshiId.
WewisA lSim s0ccsssiA his new ,htAiti8n.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-07-07
NcTloEs

vyHE Bn-ire-s heretofore rurseJ q, ,p,dcI
il narie cfJAS. WEBB, H.. 3. rlused nom
All saSsoundut IN, riisl " .ciis, Is s ,ias x;
s'S' J1s. wElgB. 81.
J,ily I.r's5s,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-07-07

There Il noeare 81 Dyspepsia that Green's
AUGUST FlowEs will NOT cure. Come %
the Drug ssnse of o. o. ffooksr, and 10.
quIe about h hyoa suffer froai' ccstise.
ness. Sick He.dachs, Sore Stomach. In.
diserrkm. liver Complaint. or deranse-
n,ent N the System. Try II. Two or three
doies will relieve you.
Aeus coSouERoR Is the only remedy n
the bnItedstsies that tcontslI,s mi tllinine,
Arsenic, or other poisans hdhrib1s tStfe
system. that wiil'tnrs Fever and Ague,
Intermittbdt Or Bhlous Feyefs. AZ; aud
the chilis' sbs return 6ursns tss sesseh'
u psrmantiy cures fesef rhd Agpe oi
Iosg standing.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-07-07

burwsll Brewer eoIored q native Of Viz
s'nla was found dead In his bed last satdr-
uSy. Cause. supposed TO bs al,cplexy.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-07-07
cr.p..

The rain has done son,s sIAmaFsIh 'par-
ucular localities. but as q general thing the
'eaSons have been very iavofstpe, and
wherever the ground has been eveDdeesht-
" tended tI,eeorn Is growineaneIy. The
small grain has Nil been cut, os nssrly sll.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-07-07

See no,iceof James Webb. Jr., 10y which
II will be secn that this old and well known
lwuse changes lis title to that OF James
Webb jr. a Bro.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-07-07

The North Carolius ilesd se:lsexcursion
tickets rum Hillsl.ro ts MoreIivsd aud
return for 81. 50. gvod for ten days, and
not transferable. Now l. the time % en-.
JOY the sea brveze. Ti.is isa permanent
arrangement ior lhe summer, aud tickets
eau he had any day.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-07-07
Help the Needy.

TIT ph5e,sigcf wopIi rcspeersik fissym
4 hkifitIhs anil the ltft'ic gtneif'y that NJ
IATMERs 6fD sTAND,
on the south sids 6s sfHs anst cl'Artos ,.lirttt,
whsEr VI he !: gsyy " yFle You q aPy thing ~
Of y @ % s,,you may lind something 70 sus
tOii, md at
Astotdstinyy Lcs. Prices. 80,
For the CASH
We need MONEY. mud tuODs mnstl~ all.
midiY. IAg ~
LITTLE IiME2 gart ysir h.ynr n,p with .
J. NJ. BEICKw0UD.
J.hs sih -.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-07-07

r.
On Friday morsIrs yonns isly. Ms--
Hut. living nsxr Eagle RocIein wske
County wss kiibvaby lixhsniar. She -
.lilins near window. vhlch VS. slo~ssi.
The lightning came sowB me chsnsey
aud passing around ilvs rsois, ftll npon
her killing hsr instantly. shs wzs sbout
byears of age. This is the sccohtf yoans
lady Killed by lIghtpsss in Wake within
--------s-.-------
The best place obuy goods hat Coles
StoFe.
His expenses are quite small Toy him
Prognessis SIN progressing. Our god
friend Robert Fsucett has msterislly cd
ded 70 the appearances Of his pssmles bs q
new psling, which whsn paSrssd up. WI
together with Mr. Puxvv's chafiey
O"'ley's, Mns. Gattis's flowers mAkv tbeir's
quliei the fancy end Of sbe town
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-07-07

The Observer ssys af'a meeting of The
Board Of Trustees cf Davidson College, on
Wednesday last, DR.. Charles Phillips tep-
dcrss The resSnst,on ofhis prcfessUrsfHp,
N order tosccsps the chsirof mzthensfos
IN tho newly revived University. The
rcsignstion wss accepted, and hsndsome
eompIlmsHts wsrs sscbsdsed between fhs
Professor and the Board, DR.. Phillips sx.
pressed regret Il leaving Davidson, bui
said that Chspef Bill was his first love,
that lie was bouss' n ID " sbe sshkrs-,
ties, and that he felt constrained to accept
the position wisch lrrs jun Been offered
him there.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-07-07

The Ashsyille Pioneer says: A gem
ilemsn who has Just returned fronf'Ys,ey
county says the growing. crops are fsf
more promising than they lave been fbr
several years. and ihal the apple trees are
laden with fruit.
Judge Mitchell in Ire ststssvilIe Dis
iriet Mas resigned. w sH!Ballcy and d. n
Furcbes ass tha contestants lgf the vscnncy
A cblored thief was pcppcrcd W The face
and head 10 Wilmington While attvinp.
tiry deed nioot fowl.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-07-07
ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
Valuable Building Lots at
AUCTION.

IN THE GROWING and THRIFTY
city Of DhNpfLLE, VA. / will sell for
Major w. Y. Sutherlin, - =. -
On lsA Day Of July, 1875
l03 Beautiful Building Lots.
located in the corporate limits Of Danville,
lying on. Main street aid the Piedmont
Railroad, la the most desirable part OF the
city. s~T. - :. S''.'''
rfamphlets giving full description OF ad-
vantages afforded with mapofthe grounds.
sent free on application
This sale affords the most advantageous
opportunity for Investment ever offered in
this section. u. ti.i ts s.- .a4
TERNsi-One. IhaFd CASH, bslsnce In
and 2 years, bonds. bearing o per cent. in-
tersst, anht!tle retaiiIed 81 secure isymsnt
Address G. ID. LANGHORNE,
.. AaetiUneef,
July Z. -. Uanville, Va
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DOUBLE IVEDDfN4.,


Decidedly the event of the season oc-
Cured last evening at the residence of
j. G. Clarke, west of the lake. IA few
days since little notes We're sent out
saying that Mrs. Newton (Mr. Clarke's
daughter) would be ''at home" on
Thursday evening, aud no inti,Eation
Of what was to occur. Soon after the
guests were assembled. Rev. Mr.. futile
announced that they were requested to
gather on one side OF the room, as there
was about to be Il tableau. Tlien from
I'LL adjoining room came Mr.. E. d. Bed
ford and Miss Maria Josephine. Newton
followed by. MI. Robert Miller and
Miss Clara Merrick, and before the as
tonishlnent was over, Rev. Mr.: futile
had asked each couple the usual ques-
tions Gin such cases made and provid-
ed'' and had pronounced them man and
wife. Then began the congratulations,
and more joyous and altogether
pleasant wedding occasion can scarcely
be conceived of. =
Tie parties are all we'll and favorably
Known in the community, and start
upon their voyage with thegood wishes
Of 4 host of friends. -
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A FOOLISH EYACTION.s'

y, n FUOLISH EXAC11ON.@"{
One Of the things for which Major
Bell took Us to task, III his ill-tempered
and unreasonable TRADE aeefewj days
since, was plintinga poster on which.
were tile words, o'sDown with theaO Of:
flee Seekers !''* This was one of the
''mean things" which we Lad done
against 6 the ticket which was crna5
mented with Ills name.A ,Ir
Now, this poster was ordered by> 4
member llllper of tie Reform party and paid
for at, regular rates. Had, we. refused
to print it, we should have beenas fool
ish as Major Bell sin thinking that we
ought to have refused. AS we said in a
former issue, whenever. other Republi-
cans quit selling to or working for
members of opposite parties, we shall
quit-until work is ordered. q ':'
1t is a fact worthy Of note that dis
satisfaction with the ADVANCE comes,
us y rule, from men WHO want to, use1i
without paying for the privilege. On
the other hand, take men like Captain
Smith and DR.. Moore; just; as good Re-
rnblicans rs there are in the county
They patronize us to tile extent Of be-
tween $100a::d 500 a year and lave
subscribed for dozen copies of the pa
per to send abroad. They are satisfied,
with the course of the ADVANCED The
secret is in the fact that they are not
Office seekers.
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Scribners' Monthly 1876

The publiahers invite attention to the follow
ing list OF some OF the attractive articles secured
for Scrihner's Monthly, for the coming year: III
and shorter Stories there will be tco rcn.fhtt1ic
Seriot Stories, by 4 mcrcan Authors. The first
Of 'iese' n?W complies II eur :, hands, n
Begins in the November number, and viii run
for twelve months. This is Mr.. H;rte's first tx:
tended t work. The scenes and characters, which
Ca iforna are painted with characteristic vivii-
hess and power; and the works., without doubt
the most graphic record Of early c.. ifovnia life
that has yet appeared.
"rIIlIlP NOLAN'S FRIENDS,
Or. Shoao Your Passports" BY EDWARD EVER
EFT HALE. The scene of this story is lald In the
Louisiana and Texas, ut the time of Aaron Burr'S
treason. The characters lived in a section which
Wa0,low American, now French. and now Sllan-
ish, and this record of their adventurous lives
makes i story OF intense and unfaggin5 interest
4 SECOND ':FAEa1ER's VACATION"
BY COL. GEO. f. WAMNG, JR. Col. Warning il
now in Europe, visiting, IN row boat ride OF
two hundred and fifty miles, one Of tho most fer
tile and Interesting OF the vine growing valleys
Of Europe: This second series Of papers prom
Uses to be even more interesting than that with
Which our 1 H:' are already iami'iar.
CENTENNIAL LETTERS, +.
Edited by JOHN VANCE CHENEY rare coltcc-
iion of Revolutionary Letters. mainly froul stores
]
Ward. They are full Of interest, and will he read
with Il rare relish in connection with the Centen-
nial celebration of the year.
Bril- lianly illustrated articles on
Il AMERICAN COLLEGES,
Written respectively by their friends, will appear
during the year. The revived interest in college
life makes these papers especially timely, and
will secure for them unusual attention.
OLD NEW YORK.
Elegantly Illustrated articles on Old NeW-York
by JOHN +. MINES will appear at once, and will
attract the attention OF ALL in city or country.
great metropolis, and affectionatcly remember
the quaint peculiarities Of it's Oltlen time,
Every nunhber is profusely Illustrated, thus ell
aiding us to give to orr descriptive and narrative
artc Hes an interest and permanent value never
attained III non-i!luslated perodc;h. Under
in the future he devoted, as 1t has been in the
past, to sound literature and !istia progress.
D. The Editorial Departments j
contain DR.. Hollands vigorous and tilnGy Edi
tOras, as we'll rs Reviews of the latest works ii.
Art, Literature and Science !,"lf ,
TER MS: L, .,
The IL vols complete, Nov. ISL: to Oct
1875, bound i'll ma Don cloth, :: = $50 CO
do. do. bound in hall niorocco, 70 "
Vols. begin in November and May. Any oi
the car'ier volumes Il TO Wild will lie supplied
sets 1T THIS rate e. cloth. =; half nnrccco, u
!'ooKsELLEKs AND posTM AsTERs will be sup
pied at rates that will cha bic then, to fiji ANY q,
the abnye offers Subscribers will please remit
~ L: o. Money Orders, or il, Ba,lk Checks OF
Drafts, or;by Registered Letters All money In
letters not registered at senler'srisk. - ~
. SCKlBNER s. CO.. 143 Broadway, N. Il.
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THE CI{HI.SII.1N-IT. WORK.

Those who want Il non-sectarian re-
ligious journal; full OF Pentacostalspir-
it and fire, alive all over with religious
fervor and flaming with the very fire
Of the Apostles, can find such paper
in Dr.. Talmage's Christian-at- Work.
It contains articles from the pens of q
host Of Jealous Christians, besides edi-
torials and a sermon each week 10y Tai
mage, whose sermons, says Moody,
- have ten readers in Great Britain
where any other American ser mons
have one'' Address B. II. Corwin,
publisher, Box 5,105, New York. So il
wear.
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Quite Il number of trees have been set
out during the past few weeks. Am.
Smith and B. W:;Lyon have each Just
finished putting out so acres, complet-
ing the requirement OH four tree claims.
MI. Sutton also has put out about 20
acres
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-11-12

Notice.~'U: Stand Office, worthfngton
~ Mimi. Oct. II, 1875. / T.. :
Complaint having been entered at this of1ic ~
Thomas H. Parsons against Engenie peMfield f
abandoning Homestead Entry No. 1888, dated
June =, 1873, upon the VIZ sel and te1 sw, ii
section 2 town 104, range II, III Mobiles Count!
entry; the said parties are hereby summoned
to appear at this Office on the llth day of Nn
yrmber, 1873, at O'Clock p. H., to respond az!
furnish testimony concerning said alleged aI;:..-
dOnmcnt. so g., ,.,ff
= ~ MjNS GR1N.AGER, Register.
g.. -: =: j. r. iMOULTON,i Receiver.
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DR.. Buffet writes us from Cleveland
that lie fails to receive the ADVANCE.
He! has. written several times to the
same effect. '"Wehave looked carefully
each week to see that the paper went
into the postoffice, and have called the
attention of our assistants to the fact.
We have added thezlumber and street
to the address, and now we don't know
what to do next unless it he to over
haul the Cleveland pest oMce, where the
difficulty probably rests. sys<!s,.s 5~;4.a5@..I
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The business Of the Sioux City road
is becoming immense. On Tuesday last
there were five freiglts snorting around
our depot ut one time. The company
have sent on for more engines.
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Any small boy with a cat or two to
apprentice can hear Of 4 good place to
put them out 10y calling ut this Office
Cats of good moral character from the
country preferred.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-11-12

Mr.. Schultz, OF Seward, is building /;
blacksmith. shop, on Tenth Street, on
The site formerly occupied by CEasc's
shop.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-11-12

Mr.. Perkins, Of Wisconsin, father-in
law toe. L. Pope, has arrived with his
family ard taken up his residence III
WOr1NinwtOu.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-11-12

|, O1r Shirley has put u coat of paint on
the Bank building, and is now touch,
ing up Mr.. Stockdale's hardware store.
There is a general brushing and clean
ing up going on.
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There are rumors Of Il change Of rail-
road time or Monday next. Mr.. Ben
nett informs us that he has not yet
received notice Of the change.
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MINOR ARRT-AI

On Tuesday, Nov. o.. IN Summit
Lake, at the residence Of j. =. .Pettis, I,
4pound boy. Arrived a little too late
to vote, and is so far non .committal on
politics.1 t..:: - :: r. ~ = -. l.
Also, recently; in Bigelow, at the res
idence Of John yolvin, a 10 pound boy.
4. Stir round lively, Cottonwood. coun-
ety If youexpect to keep in sight. iis.t5.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-11-12

Z. r. lIumiston was baptized in Okla.
bena Lake, on Sunday afternoon last,
10y the Rev. II. i. futile.
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GEO. O. MOORE,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Graduate Of Ann Ar,,or, Michigan Residence
on 10Th street below the public hall. Office ut
the Colony Drug store, opposite the Worthing,
ton Hotel, Worthngton, Mimi.
VIII attend promptly to all Calls, day o,
night. [27ly.
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l.. L. kimball has put out Il hug
Jew sign on which is the word
"CROCEREES."

H. S. NJ. Cuburn informs us that he has
looked constantly for grasshopper eggs
while blowing and has not discovered
amy.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-11-12

Some time since u lady in Worthing-
ton opened all old needle cushion and
took out between 200 and 800 needles.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-11-12

Window has already organized u lit
erary society,", When shall we organize
our Lyceum? > = ~
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BIGELOU ITEMS.

04UALOU lIE.uS.
B1GELow, Nov. 10, 1875.
EDITOR ADVANCE: Enclosed find Il
few items republication.
Mrs. joan Colvin presented her hus-
band recently With 10 pound hoy.
Can't Jersey take Il back seat?
We have SO far received $4,000 bush
els Of wheat since September 18th.
= School CONNIE need here last Monday.
The Bigelow Cheese Factory disposed
of all their cheese at renluneratiye
prices, and shipped IS to St. Paul this
week. The coal and lumber trade has
been quite brisk for the past few weeks,
and the cry is, Still they come!''
Mr.. Y. Hevener has about enclosed
his new dwelling, and John Colvin has
also made !n addition to his house.
" Mr.. Z. Tilton, OF Iowa, has erected
Il new dwelling. BlGELoW.
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A8Cards,7 Circulars; Bill Heads, Letter Heads,
Posters and all kinds uf Job Work neatly and
promptly executed at the ADvL nee Office.
Blank Deeds md Mortgages for sale
ut the ApyANC Office,
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. Mr.. Winters drove his matched team
over from Warrington, the other day,
and invested in Rock County bonds to
the tune of 81, 000.-Rock County Her.
aid. I.
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Mr.. Burch, of the Chicago CONNER
cial Advertiser, dropped in this morn
inc
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RATES:

t4tA."CLUB RATES. ! "
The ADVANCE Is furnished ut u 50 =. year to
Clubs OF ten Clubs OF ten for six months
Is cents for each subscriber. ~ NJ !.
SAVE POSTAGE.
Subscribers are no longer required to pay post
age on their county papers. Take the home pa
per and save POSTAGE" 49,.
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sf..s $50 ~. H.. III
LOCAL:
=. woRTHiNGToN, MINI, NOV. IL 1875
t.Ht1Rcls :DlrECToRY

=CHUHCE D71sEC7 OH7. ..
!, METHODIST EP1s pal Services every Sab
bath, lMornins. at: 1890 Sabbath School at 3
r. NJ. Services Sal oath evening at o'clock.
Prayer meeting Tn lrstlay evening '':
. UNION CoNGEEGA rIoNAL;-Services >,norning
and evening: sumo ~ School Immediately after
the morning service; PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening". Rev, IL. +. Tuttle, pastor :
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LOOK our FOR FIRE.

! Apetition has been circulated asking
the Council to have the hay stacks re-
moved FROM the town A good many
people are nervous 1T the way the town
is Uttered up with hay, straw, etc:
Those who are banking up with stable
manure ought to make haste to cover
it with earth or sand. One or two
houses have been burned in this county
by sparks falling in the stable manure
with which they were banked up.
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r CRAFT, NJ. D..

! CRAFT MD"
PHYSICIAN IL SURGEON.
Special attention given to Surgery and the
treatment Of Female Diseases having had eight
years experience.
OFFlCE-At residence, corner OF Fourth Ave
nue. and Eleventh Street, WOrthington, Minncs-
0ta. Ally.