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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-10-18

Esquire Brown, of Graham Lakes,
dropped in yesterday. He was on his
way to Nebraska on visit. -
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49, 49,. !. TEAM FOR SALE
A span of mares. Inquire of -.
:. . -. ,.,@s.:S J. w. REED,
{: st. . = ST Summit Lake.

& During the first three days of this
week 80 homesteads were taken at tile
Land Office. !. .s= .==s.: j., 3
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VIM. NJ. Boyer, Of Elk, brings us
some good samples Of corn grown on
his farm. The varieties are Dent,
Smut Nose, Forty Day corn and some
cute specimens of popcorn which the
little ADVANCES will turn to account
as soon as cold weather comes. Mr..
BIS corn yielded q good crop with once
cultiyating. Parties wanting seed
corn can secure it Of him. =s. I: y :,
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EE:3lig TREdSURER.i y

Ourlng the past week. we nave con-
versed with dc lens Of men who express
a desire to have a.. Q. Conde brought
out as an independent candidate for
County Treasurer: Since Peter Thomp-
son has organized q, bolt, after having
been honored with the nomination from
both: parties, they are dissatisfied with
him and will not support him even
though he should continue to be the
only candidates: Whether or not Mr..
Condo will consent to run We do not
know. but wefeel we'll assured that he
will receive 4 rousing support. in case
he does run. t;se .s:. -:
LEGLsLATIVH TICKET.
/ The District Conventions, which met
at Window, on Tuesday last. snomina-
ted our fellow-townsman, Nv. r.: Ben
nett, for SENATOR and*A. "a Clifford,
for Representative. .: - 's'
3. All the counties voted for. Mr.. Ben
nett on the first ballot except Waton-
wan. This, is handsome compliment
to our fellow-townsmail,, and. while he
and his friends probably do not expect
to elect him in so strong q Republican
district, a host of Republicans join with
them in congrata1ating him upon the
honor. As Rip Van Wrinkle says,
there's to your health and your ia nj
ly's. and may you live long and pros
per-" -..': =
-. IT,. ARRIVALS. a.:.
Two gentlemen. named Hardy and
one named Hogan, lave secured claims
in Graham Lakes. .,. = =: .'':si
: Philip Ehresman, of....Des Moines,
Iowa, has arrived and taken land.
e. H. Pratt, of Lakeland. Washing
ton county, has. arrived and thinks OF
locating near Miller, Station.
Our young friend J. w. Ashwortl,
has returned from a years residence in
Iowa and will spend the winter at
home. Glad to see him back.
Emil Graft, Henry Klindworth, Fred.
Park, all of Washington county, have
arrived and located IN the Saltwater
colony in the northwest town of the
county,. ="
Mr.. Paxton, a gentleman from Scot
land, has been looking over this coun-
ty with view to selecting lands. He
represents a party of Scotchmen who
expect to take quite tract of land and
engage in stock raising. M. P. was
very much pleased with this country,
and will probably return with the par
ty and locate here.
The following parties have arrived
and are looking for land: Nicholas
Klein, Nicholas Pauley,. Peter Schler,
Frank Shaler, Peter Lamerty, all of
Carver, Scott county, MINI. ALSO
John Mock, Stephen Weber, Lawrence
Weber, Joseph Green, all Of Chaska,
Scott county, MINI.
G. p. Shepard, real estate agent, has
recently located the following parties
in the Saltwater colony in the north
west town Of the county: G. J. John
son and Il. P. James, from Point
Douglas, MIMI; Robt. Dale, Daniel
Dale, Mr.. Estabrook, Paul Fogle,
Thorn. Hefty, N. Martin, Mr.. Perra, OF
Saltwater.
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We learn that Sc homestead entries
have been made at the Land Office since
the first of October. !
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One of our exchanges uses the phrase,
weekly hebdomadals: It strikes us
that this is like saying "daily dailles."
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Mr.. J. r: Ogle, of Worthington, has
established a -four and feed store in
Sibley, three doors east of the Postman
office.-Sibley Postman. 49, . - :: .. >,
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- Town was boasting the other day
that the Ring organ, which is about to
go under, was making money. ,"Glad
of it, said fuel dealer, 81 for the :.edi-
tor may now be able to pay his last win.
ter's wood bill.'' :~.. =.
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THE RUSH

. OF land seekers continues. The ho-
tells. are nightly filed to overflowing.
On Monday night last about $50 per-
sons got: off the midnighttrain.. About
40 of these went to Adrian to look for
lands. -. ~. & $g.ssS<@..,,5 ::
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-10-18

Go to J. H. Johnson's for your Boots
and Shoes. 1w.
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: The Ring organ, which has claimed
with such a flourish of Ring trumpets
to be the Republican organ of the coun-
ty, refuses to put up the Republican
ticket in its columns. The reason
is that the Ring did not carry the Re-
publican convention and it's controls
intended to bolt from the first. Didn't
we always say the Ring policy was
''rule or ruin?' Didn't we always say
the Ring organ was not Republican
paper, but the organ Of a little town
clique?
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Col. III. Johnson's for Buck Gloves
and Mitts. 1w.
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COME IN AND WRITE a LETTER..
Farmers in town wishing to write letter are
invited to call at the ADVANCE office and do so.
Writing materials free. -~<-*
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49,. MAPS OF MOBILES COUNTY. -
S Parties coming in to look at lands
are invited to, call at the orthington
Bookstore, in the ADVANCE building
and get the new map Of Mobiles coun-
*fv.ts@ - 'c+sz:.E~s, =. = ~ 81:
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BUSINESS NOTICES

= RH1SuNK1 ESQ NnruCvI1
Notices in local columns, reading matter type.
20 cents line first Insertion 10 centsa line each
subsequent insertion. To regular advertisers,
half rates.
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MINOR ARRIVALS.

At the. residence of B. w. Pope, in
Summit Lake, on the 10th, a Il pound.
boy: Came il with the other rush Of
settlers to help improve the country
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-10-18

Wonder how the Ring Organ got the
proceedings of the Democratic caucus?
Can Peter give us any information on
this DOint?
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: &C. Dana, of Summit Lake, brings us
the champion pumpkin. 1t weighs just
40 pounds, and is about as long as a
stick and as big around as a key. Our
friends are trying to starve us out, you
see.
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THE RULE or RUIY RING.

The Ring are bold in saying that they
went in to the Convention determined
beforehand to take their hats and leave
in case Mr.. Condo was nominated.
This bolt was to be at once and in the
Convention. But Mr.. Thompson was
nominated and they stayed through the
Convention.
They failed, however. to secure the
nomination for Auditor. So they bolt
ed and brought out Walker as an indie
pendent candidate.
Thompson, Town and Barber, three
candidates on the ticket, declare it is a
free fight and every man must go in for
himself.
The Ring have no respect for conven-
tions or parties. It is rule or ruin with
them. The people should take them at
their word and give them such politi-
cal dose at the coming election as will
bury them out of sight. ,
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Wonder if there is any market TO
citrOns?
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-10-18

Everything in the Harness Line at
JOhnson's. 1w.
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Rohrer is at work for the Ring. He
IS pretty sharp as a technical lawyer,
but lie lacks the common sense . to
engage in politics. ;. g. .s .ss.:..
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+ .1have full supply Of Legal Blanks,
and keep the only complete set of alb
stract books in Mobiles county. =
~. G. E. CHASE. .
f.. s: Deputy Register of Deeds.
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Will Peter tell us to how many diff
ferent men he has promised tile Scandi-
navian vote? Has lie a mortgage on
anybody 'svote? 49, .&=
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Found, on the high way, a coverlet.
Owner can have the same by applying
to me and paying for this ADVERTISE
ment. NJ. A. DOANE, Elk.
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Millinery and Fancy Goods.

MRS. NJ. J. DENSMORE, !;
HAS opened store for Millinery and Fancy
Ill Goods in Methodist Block on Tenth Street
Worthington, Mimi. Ladies' invited to call
4-A1-lyJ s,t--f tct. S.. 4; ..'s:1.s
l.. +,5 -.
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HOMES IN THE WEST:

HOMES IN THE WEST:
Persons looking westward for homes
can procure full information concern
ing the GARDEN .SPoT of Iowa and
Minnesota by subscribing for the Wor-
thington ADVANCE published at Wor-
Ellington, MINI. Send 50 for one year;
ST foe six months, and so cents for three
months, to "ADvANCE, Worthington,
Mobiles County, Minnesota.''
an >Sl n- H-
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MARRIED..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bigelow town.
ship, by Justice N. V. Mcdowell, at the resi-
dence Of H. FuIlwiler, Mr.. JOHN n. FULLwI-
LEK to Miss: ANNA SUSDDERG, all Of Bigel0w
township, Mobiles county Minnesota.
Our friend John has secured one of the bright
est little prizes nsthe county, and we wish them
a smooth voyage down the river of life
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~ CLUB AACESs - =
The ADVANCE Is furnished at d 50 a year to
Clubs of ten or more. Clubs OF ten for six months
IS cents for each subscriber.
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The infallible Daniel says he has got
the county canvassed and knows just
how the vote will stand. Disclose,
Dannell, disclose.
The Third Avenue Hotel, since it
passed into the hands of J. W. Sim
mons, has been brim full and running
over, a good many passengers going ia
waste nightly on the floor. Forty per.
sons stayed over at this hotel on Sun.
day last. ss ~ 49,. u =;
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-10-18

The Ring organ denies the fact that
the Ring sent out report just before
the convention that Mr.. Chadwick's
family physician had pronounced him
physically unable to perform the duties
of the Registers Office. The: Ring did
send out such report and circulated it.
over the western part of the county, as
we are assured by some of the best men
lin that section. ~
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PHYSICIANS.
:. GEO. o. MOORE

~. GEO. 0. MOORE,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Graduate of Ann ArbOr, Michigan. Residence
on 10th street below the public hall Office at
the Colony Drug Store; opposite the WOrthing-
ton Hotel, W0rthington, Mimi, - i ~
Will altenQ; promptly to all Calls, day or
a,iQht. [27ly.
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The Ring politicians are telling Re-
publicans that Walker is a Republican
and saying to Democrats that he is a
Democrat. These Ring soreleads are
:'hll things to all men" if thereby they
may win votes.
G. st. John Cole would like to have
everybody come in and see st. John
Cole, successor to H. j. Ludlow, in the
Hardware business, atthe old stand
next door to the ADVANCE office. Mr..
Cole intends to keep everything in his
line from a carpet tack to a cooking
range and keep it so that he can get rid
of it at bedrock prices. He displays
the right sort Of 'get-up" in the begin
ming and cannot fail to ..get away'' with
all competition. II. J. Day, already
known to our people, has returned and
is now engaged byMr.: Cole. He =, is
said to besa MOL workman and will
attend to.all business promptly 49,.
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: Congress met on Mondaylast and the:
Presidents Message is out. ~, -: .ss
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Trunks and Vallses at Johnson's.
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Go to J. H. Johnson s for low prices

Farmers are about through haying.
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Q. kllngensmlth brings US some SAM
pies of Yellow Dent corn which, we
think, is little ahead of anything so
far brought to our Office. This is Re-
publican corn and is a little ahead of
the Democratic corn brought in by Mr..
Gorden, of Hersey. The seed was
brought from Iowa by, NJ. Doane. Mr..
X. thinks it will yield fully so bushels
to the acre.
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Rohrer declares that if the opponents
of the Ring succeed he wont want to
stay here. Gentlemen, here is square
issue. Those VINO want Rohrer to stay
will vote for Walker, Town and Barber.
Those who want him to leave will vote
for MILLS, johnson and Craft.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-01-20

NeuereS aus Gpnt.

&om, %. Des. Der 81. 8atsr ale
8f1GUf BON 9Om errtannte 9e1ern ben
Cardinal YrteRsr &apbael Wonaco la
8auetta su letnem @enerals0 tcar.
DerleIbe III elmer ber iInsRen Garois
male, pa er, am %. Gebr. 1927 III
@autIa eebDren, nod ntGt so Sabre
;dbIt. Gum Cardinal creirt wurpe er
am IS. Wdr3 1868. @r entfammt
etnem alien neapOIitaniiden NpeIsee.
fHleGt 1T Elm Mann pom auberoroents
ItGer N~rbettstraft uro barf alS wirbt=
9sr Na6foIser BEG aueemsin betrauers
ten Cardinal iearS Yatrfst betraGtet
tpsr6en. Gum NadfolBer Yatrtsts als
GarbtnaIs grtpriefer Der 8aflita BON
CT. Scbanr TN 0aterar bat Der papf
ben Cardinal GIapio @bist beftmmt.
CARDINAL Gbt9t bGrfte au6 gum 9rpes
prior be6 Hitterorbens Don Sera1alem
ernannt rperseu, etne Stsuuna pel1e
btsber patri3t Time Bate. 81 Garbfs
nal Gbtet aud bte bisber BON Cardinal
WDnaco ausBelbten Guncttpnen zines
Sefretairs Der WemprtaIt %ibernebmen
wirO, it nod niGt befimnt, bod tpabrs
fGetnltG. 0iepsruu1 ftnb is gatbts
nalebite Sacant, uno auSerpsm fnb
bret GaroinG!e, Mmat, gapaltt uno
Bfssarrt IetrenO uno SOAR 70, eas an
Der @enelung 9e3weifeIt pirr. SIN
Wcnat Mdr3 blrften aGt bis sebn
garbindIe cretrt tpercen.
30nr, "a. D';. Der papli empfna
beute baS Gcueetum Der garoindle un6
rt6tete an bnGsIbe cine Muocutton.
~8tr lsben," luste ct u. a., lin farmtz
f@en 3eittn. Die 8eSoIutipn Iu&t
Die @runOIasen Der 86ttIt@en uno
menf9lt6en 0eebe 81 serifBren unb
bte @e1ell6aft u~maufdr3en, unp IS 1T
Vfi&t ber 5dupter Der STRIDE, oer une
IbsrFutbsnpen Sarbarst @tberRano Al
letfen." ST lpra6 banl1 iber BE ftr@>
lt@en SCrsduse in Deutl@lanb unp
iter bas neuerptnss bet ttaIEenifaen
Samn1er DUreeIeete @efss ~iibsr bic
Mtebrdu@e BET @ultuSciener." !6cf5
ftntIt@ tuerre Der ftaItentlGe RIeras 1ein
gsrbalten mad ben eebrett ber @es
f9t9te etnti@ten. S6Iteslt6 empfabl
Der papf bic Gintstett aIs beRe 0afe
tint Sample sesen bte9ssSOlution. Bie
70 Cft fGon, tuerbe bte Stride au6 lies
WaI t%rtumpbirsn. !
@m II. Sanuar r,sIpcte Der IeIez
graph aus &cm: Der papR empfna
beute bic 3beltnee res amertfani(den
@Ous9tums, re!Ge tbm cine NbreFe
lIttS efnen peterspfennts dbsrref@ten.
Der }. Sater ipraa In ietnsr Grwices
runB bon benz wunberbaren Wadss
tbum Der fatboItl9en STRIDE In Ime-
rita.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-01-20

ben 9eiib TIRES Nmtes BON, Sultou
usl feitbefttmmte Gummen; fe ftnb
lcSar tn @rteGenlanb 1elbff pbne iebs
teere Nutoritdt, ba bic Bi115fe bfrles
Sanoee Cpel&e, nebentet bemertt, tn
Dem lltt9ft in Ntbea abeelptelten 1can.
balSlen prcce0e bas Befenntnfs abaes
lest bab fte ibre StdbIe ertauften unp
auf aneere 8etie in ben 8eGB berfel-
ben ni9t su eelansen Serm5@ten) ouf
tbrer 3ufammenfunft tn NaupIia 1888
auf Betretben RuBlanps bas Eerritpz
rtalttr@entbum feierltd In Dem Sose
prcclamtrt baben, ncaB bic Stride zines
teoen Staates Elm HeGt befBt, BON ibz
rel, efgenen ftr@liGen Sbern reetert AZ
tperoen," une ~oaB bic srte9iGe RtrGe
l1a9 benz cancnilden Ne9te ME benz
patrtar@en ron @onfanttncpel unters
porfen eereien."
GnoItd trttt nun tn unIern Taaer
eine balb eurupdtl9s balls a1iatfl6e
Wa9t auf, welGe In ibrem eipenen
Seretts bic feierlt6 netbarete NeItots
onsfretbeit Der poIen 1Gamlos NIT
gabsn tritt glet@ssttis ater Dor gan,
europa baS ReGt beanlpru1t bic TO-
senannte ~Ortboppre" Denomination in
Der Idrfet Besen Die uebereriffe pes
Sulta16 ftber AT feIen. @tne1 leofs
ttr1etl 2eGtsttttel auf ben 8efiB Stam,
buls au3uwetfen, S:rutas eas geeens
partts tn GubIanb restersrbe baus
ni@t; Go ret@t nt@t bis su @cnfantfn
Dem 0roben, Der fetn bofaeer mad
gYtar3 1erleete, fcncern beftee ben
abror erf tn Sabre 1862 NIT Ratler
Deter ILL.,, melGer benz 6au1e 6plfetn>
Oottorp entfammte. Wena aber cas
Ntftanen ssfeQt miro, gu slaubeu, oae
ote 0ewabrIetfuns Der SntereGen Der
@rtfli@en &eli9ion. Der 6umanitdt
lltlo Civilization am BoSpprus ben
@tnmari& Der HuGen In pie Strict ers
70 eeRatten MIR urs cine einae>
bsneere uno aaieittse 8lrrisuns be
Ter Goroeruns. "Delentlide 8arbas
ret" bemertt Dr. Newman, .beeleitet
ben Iarten, wOtmmer er f6 tpenbet.
Wenn ote Sdrfen 70 ttef in Der unpilz
lerbstt besraben Itesen, bab fie Dol, bers
lelben at1t etn DIAL Elm 8ewubtlefn
betseu, 10 ueit BON Gor!fGrttt entfernt
ftne, baB iie auf Der 8abn pe7elben
n'6t etn Nal beBpnnen BADEN, unb 70
melt BON Saoung entfernt baB fe Nie>
marb fit fdbtg etaGten, ie 3u unter>
70 tpfro man NIT per 8ebaupz
Eun9 nt9t fcrteeben. baB fe, obeeleben
pom trSeno elmer IbernatIrIiGen Gin
ptrtung. wte fe als Sarbaren aslebt
70 s8arbaren fterben trerDen."
accepttren DteieS urtbeil etnes Der
'ritsr unter ben fatbOltlden 1beeIoeen
Sn9lanbs tn Der SeBt3ett a5er past
'teie 8efdretbune Der Idrfen, rpert,
1u6 NIT tbetlweiier Wobtfcation, ntdt
Iu6 aaf jene Ma6t tpeIde, ben Rt@z
befet9eno, bic 9drfen in bic
49t tbMt uno ff mad Alen aurIdsu>
ft9 anlGift!
0prtiesans fOIBt.)
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Sn ben Sabren 1832-1s35 entrif
man ben Ratboltfen sesen 600 RfrGen
unb Sapeuen unb iber9ab fe bann ben
MnbdnSern Der rui7f@sltismnti1ben
tirde. Dtele Srte CAB es aQerotnas,
no man fI6 Der Sir1en Der Ratbplifeu
fd8lt@ ntdt bemd@tteen fcnnte. Ses
bod muBte In iolGen Etr1en i3enfas
fens Der 5o&altar ben rulil9en prtez
fern popen) ibereeben tperpen. Den
leBtere1 1beriries man aud IS fatbolts
i1e 8Ibfer. uneefdbr 1870 9l5fer
rpurpen a~ufSebobsn. Die unmitteIbare
GolBe bterucu mar, baB efn 1ebr GROCER
Wanesl an fatbclll6en yriefern elm
trat. Da3u fam nod, boz efn nfas
Cgefsbl ces ruifiden Ratfers) 60 ben
fatbOltl@sn @etflt&en auf bas etrene.
fe tnteriagte perlOnen. rrel9e !bnea
ntdt perf5nlt6 betannt rrdren, bic bl.
Sacramento ausiutbetlen. unmittel>
bar NIT Dem pdpflt6en StubIe au per-
tebren, trar fren9e Serboten, unp man
9efattete nut, Sermittelf beS Ntntfe<
RUINS Der ausrdrtteen Aneeleaenbeiten
an ienen Mtttbetluneen 30 nna9en.
Sfenbar waren ALE pfele NaBres
geln Der rufflheE Heeierung etn,ia
uro aaeta barauf sert6tet bte fatbOIfs
TtrGe 9dn5!t6 3u unterorafen.
Nt1t fuenf9 trusen aud bteie unerb5r<
DISQUALIFICATION pa3u tet iene
INNER mebr 3urifsuprdnsen. I'm
rtrtlamfen aber unp nett erfcleref&er
ais aae ptefe 8erfoIsunssEaereseln ers
ftd In bteler btnfiGt Dte Errn>
1ung oer 9rteGtidsr5milGsn Union
'per Die fo9enannte ruiflGe Rirbens
'eretnt9unG ute fe In Dem Sabre 1889
'ur1 Gift uno 0ewalt BON ben Nu0en
'eperffeQtet rpurre. 8etanntli6 ner-
ilG tn SABRE 1889 auf benz
scncil 3u Glorena BE 1Gor felt
. LANCER 3eft setrennte 9rte6iiGe +,
strAe ptecer nit Der r5mt16en. i
.pdter traten rteier @eretnteune aud {
lie Wrts&en tn benz fog. Rl~etnrusIanb.
5alf3ten, 2itbouen, pDboIien unb 0pIs ,
Dnten BET. Nadpem nter EIefnrus> J
mo erObf,t mar 1856 eerpann bier 1
tseer Die grteGil9> ldtsmahlGe (vcn q
eetrsnnte) Sfrde bic Oberbanb. p
reefdbr bunoert Sabre na6ter per- q
anpte Satbartna Ii. U762-t769 Q
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-01-20
gle QrG1mte

FUR ben reusa Sabrsuns pirb ausr
@bOnnentsn lofOrt seltsfert usl@e BIN.
leIOsl1 nOransbe;ablem. Iatarlid
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fanbe tnbesrifsn.
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r1tenbu6 errerben wtQ, mSae feline
3abIunS Ieiten, bsSor Der gurro,b ~
Gnce sebt.
Bel bieiem anla6e mB@ten mir ba,
ran erinnerr, OaB iebe DOde efne Be-
tra&tIt&e susabl GrempIure bes
8anberer
-Ma6 Gmropa-
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btuDuus NIT ber alien 5eimat aaf eiae
oripre@enbe @etie ~unterbulten riu.
rtrb wObl tbun, ietnsn Greunren unb
Uetanrts1, befpnbers Nnyerwa1bten
bas SIatt btnausfsnben 3u IaFsn.
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ben5em
1uo Pets SoatCmmen, rrenn fie pp,u
Terfniier untsr3st6net ino, font uer,
ben icl@e nidt enlightenment.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-01-20

Der BtsbOIO anO bic @sfd fi&t
Das absr tranft ben Welleu ut&t.
DAP getbss ibu utSt bremen fanr.
@adt ct Fs frtl@ unb trGftts an.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-01-20
(Slr ben @anberer.)
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&f Der Stride nit ben Ti1rffen
Der neueften 3eit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-09-08

HallOweIl Post Once.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Western Mail arrives daily, Sundays excepted.
al ass and So =. M. closes at 10 A. NJ, and
for the night Pullman train at 7.40 p. NJ.
Eastern Mail arrives daily, Sundays excepted,
at and 1923 A. NJ; closes at $40 and 740
p. NJ.
Litchfeld Mail arrives on Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays, at 10 A. M; closes Sunday
Tuesdays and THURSDAYS at Z. NJ.
Office Hours from 730 A. NJ. to $50 p. NJ. As
no mail arrives on Sunday, the Office will remain
closed on that day. Mails made up on Sunday
evening for the Monday morning trains
L. ROWELL, p. M.
IIallowell, August, 1877.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-09-08
Ice Water,

and sweet Cn6d, forms a mixture which, as a cool.
ing, healthy, ard refreshing summer Beverage
has no equal Barrels oil ice water, prepared IN
this way may be drank without the slightest in.
jury and happy is the man who finds in this sub.
sttute for spirtuous liquors. Its value to the Far
mer, the Mechanic, and Laborer cannot be over
estimated. II is cheap MS to he within the reach
OF all so finely favored to be Joyed by lovers
of the Choicesl liunors..