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PRornE1lC heas are HOW beginning to
lay ominuus eggs Inscribed. Bog heap,
much wah," and such.
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GnRrsGE y. Na.eDaS.

~ ana tth-
All business entrusted ~ his care will he PROMPT
w and faithfully attended TO- Advice honestly
given, Cor which reasonable charge viii BE- made.
l5l{iy
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is for the tough skin, flesh and muscles of
HORSES, MULES AND ANIMALS.
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THERE is one virtue about these hard
times. They keep thousands aud thou
sands OF men sober.
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Rubber coats, Oyershoes and umbrellas
are in ctIye demand just now, and severe
colds aJonnd
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communication from "P. b." from
Liberty, Nas received this morning, too late
for publication.
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Lacrosse, Winona and St. Peter Line

is the short line between Chicago and all points in
Northern Wisconsin and Minnesota, and for Mad
ison. st. Paul Minneapolis. Duluth, and all points
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Cos. quarterly specimen cook, for winter,
has been received.
The Green Bay Cadle Home has opened
a soup room, and over forty persons were
supplied the fret dav.
A large party Of the young married
people were cut Tor q sieigErlde on Friday
evening. Two Rivers was their desti-
4 nation.
Now hire man t. clear off your side
walk, aud chip it up 40 badly with an ak
that you viii have to put in new one next
spring.
GIVE u a rest" is the way a young
lady expressed it when che involuntarily
toOs seat on the sidewalk on Eight street
last Tuesday.
The annual report of the board of trus
tees 81 he Wisconsin, Institution for the
Educa ton Of the Bind has been received
az this ,fice.
Arewe to burnsas? There aretwo gentle
men from the East In town trying TO make
/ arrangements for erectinga gas factory.
( Hope they'll succeed.
Lake Superar merchants are reported to
sell such articles molasses, vinegar and
0 Is by tue caka, but occ .slonaliy saw off
slices to SUIT Customers.
Mr.. Otto " eiu-henk ha- nude prepara-
lions Tor giving bali ~ BniGu.' Hall on
Saturday night. Or Two River friends
may expect "a gDni time.
The boy VINO sat down ca IL bot poker
wanted to say pomrth!ns when the subject
OF base burners w,- ul.lar consideration,
but his father ch, kei INN off
a pleasant hit!c birthday Iarty was
given by Miss b. Wlmrf, on Friday
ev. nil z Tar, and all VITO were favored
VII. at invite had sll. nd d time.
Personal
I. w. Rhi1elarder, Pies, and Ii, G.
Ii Reed. Gen. Supt., of Like Shore &
Western Road Game to The city By morning
train.
DR.. Coax ey, 1T Mnnllosuc, was in town
on Tuesi,y lie VAS W TO visit Mrs Ferd.
6 = "
ing from illness tht last year or two
Atnopee Rec9rd,
y feature IT. Il viii he appreciated by all
! our young pe"p" - tie dance at the close
of the entertainment ar Turner Hall, to-
morrow mght. Blrhus's iuil band will be
! III atttndauce
! Mr., JOHN Puz will remove his meat
market 10 Sc, oel.r's old stand, on York
street, on hIouuay next, the B 10 inst, " here
! old aud new customers viii lind the best OF
! fresh meats at ali i'm. :.
/ NASQCERADE BALL The Turner'S and
] l'iSi - Sii+G'-t 'LI'4 y III unite III giving Il
MAJ qsrrade Bait on Tuesday evening, Feb
saary 18th, st Tanner Hail. Further par
| ticunrs VIII lie gwen next week.
The Efforts made 20 continue the club
/ dances darn toe season were uusGcccss-
tai, aHd ca! al. y plc viii lave to salts
/ y Themselves "lh ,he Aa' qutr"des sUun
/ 10 De gwen, aud Su:tabirs. etc, etc.
Erv. NJ. '. AseIiil rrea Il the funeral
! s-ruon OF tie late R.clIard Steele, ut the
| Eilsc"pal Gausca last Sunday morning. A
large numttr OF tie friends and relations
| Cl Tie deceased We're IN ATTENDANCE.
| We dave new large stock of No. |
| NhItehsh IA bali bri,. ana quarter Brls.
J NJ. ana J III hai Brls every package
! warranted. AIS. F.esI M,cAercl herring,
! etc.
j. SCuUETTE & BRJ's.
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The best assortment Of Corsets in TIE
city can be found at
JSCHUETTE s BRo's.
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THE NEW CHEESE FA Glory

THE NEW CHEESE FA Glory
W. H. Hoyt has returned from Gill
licothe, Illinois, prepared to start the
cheese factory which we have mention
ed several times in the ADVANCE. lie
is accompanied by Geo. X. Shelton,
who also OWNS a farm in Elk township,
and N. Austin, late of Illinois, but
formerly of New York. where lie car
ried oil. a cheese factory for 80 years.
The factory will be owned and con-
Quoted by company consisting Of the
three gentlemen named, and will be To-
Gated on Mr.. 1Ioyt's farm, on Section
20, in Elk. They will start with so to
GO cows, and rs the business grows will
enlarge their facilities. Mr.. Kelley, Of
Elk, who was preparing to leave for the
Summer, has concluded to remain and
will furnish the milk of from 10 to II
COWS. We learn also that Mr.. Klingen-
smith contemplates, as soon as the a.
rangement can be made, to furnish the
milk of from IS to 20 COWS.
The enterprise has business look
and we have no doubt will he a success.
The projectors are on the ground, have
the money to put up the apparatus,
have enough COWS now pledged to start,
and have only to go ahead and begin
the manufacture of cheese.
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Notice Of Mortgage Sale

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NJ. Wilson and Lydia A.
Wilson, bis wife, both Of Saint Peter, Sicoliet
Mortgagee-Bentamin +. Paul, of Saint Peter,
~ Nlcollet county, State of MINNESOTA ,o-,
of Deeds In and for the County Of Mobiles, State
Of Minnesota, on the slst day of Decembcr. 1s74.
at 8eock p % ssid 1d day IN Book A OF
Thousand and ESartesn Do S and sixty
Cents, (s3,0l4 81 with interest at the rate OF
twelve per cent. per annum until paid, accord
ing to the conditions of three certain promissory
notes, viz: One note for Two Thousand and
Five Hundred Dollars, dated August Oath, 1s74,
rate.of twelve per cent. per annunn, payable
Wilson One note fol Three Hundred and Sew
veInbcr 4, 1874, payabeone year after date, with
interest at the rate of twelve per cent per an.
MN after due, until paid: signed by James n:
Seven Dollars, dated November %, 1874, with i'll
terest after maturity at the rate Of twelve per
cent. per annum until paid, signed by James NJ.
for the sum of Two Thousand Five Hundred
Dollars, there are three payments endorsed as
follows: *s45 e, paid March p 1876 ALSO 1915 e
1876, which said three endorsements amount to
ISL So; which said three notes were delivered
to said Benjamin F. Paul 10y said James NJ. vii.
son, one Of the mortgagors.
And, whereas. there is due upon. said notes
and mortgage ut the date OF this notice the sum
Of Three Thousand One Hundred and twenty
principal and interest, together with TIE sum of
Seventy Five ($75) Dollars, as stipulated in said
mortgage to he paid as attorneys fees by said
And, Whereas no action or proceeding at law
has been instituted to recover the debt or any
And whereas, default has been made in the
payment OF said principal and interest due on
said notes, whereby the power of sale contained
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COUNCIL MERTYN9.

o.
|14.z Council met on tlie728th On motion
of w. r. Bennett acommittee to con
fer with tile editors OF the papers as to
publishing ordinances. On motion Of
d. Shell, Andrew :Akerland was APP
Resignation of 9. q. Luckey as Re
cOrder was rendered and accepted, and
a vote Of thanks was given. Mr.. Luck
ey's bill $4.45 was presented and an Or
der on the Treasurer given. ..*,S II,
Met again May. 4tll. ! - r:=.:::: s,,1.
Council appointed Geo. j. Day Re-
corder to fill vacancy cansed by resign
alton of Luckey. Bond presented and
'. Report of Deputy Surveyor Allen
CLANCY respecting new street connect
ing road No. with the Ocheeda Bridge
road, was presented and the street was
incorporated. Article on Tile.
Bills of Chas.s Chase and Ed. Panel
lie for surveying, $1.5O, each, presented
and allowed. Bill Of A. CLANCY for
surveying and plating same road 81
allowed. ~
Net again May eth. $50
On motion Of G.. B. T4oveless ordi-
nance relating to Village Pound was
so amended MS to allow #Poundmaster
zoe OH each head of stock, and lOc to
man bringing in stock and. zoe to viii
lage. -, t5E j. '~*>
Recorder was instructedEsto Isnotify
property holders on Tenth Street be-
tween 5th and Seventh Avenues, of Pc
tition to lay sidewalk on north side Of
street. ,~~v4,"
W. r. Bennett was appointed Com
mittee of one to look after the interests
of the village in the instruments now
held by members OF the Worthington
Brass Band.
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Notice Of RI ortgage Sale
by Advertisements,


nEFAU14T has been made in the conditions
~ of certain mortgage executed and deliver
cd by c. c. Perrin and Addie Perrin, his wife,
NOR! gagors, to Elihu Smith, mortgagee, dated
corded as mortgage in the Office Of the Regis
ter Of Deeds of the county Of Mobiles, in the
State OF minnesota. on the 18th day of Noyem-
OF Mortgages, on page AZ, OH. which there is
claimed to be due and is now actually due 1T the
date Of this notice, the amount of Two Hundred
ton OF proceeding has been instituted at law or
In equity to recover the debt Secured by said
mortgage or any part thereof.
Inc sa4 t, mortgage was guy assigned by an IN
by the said Elihu Smith to Caroline T. Ames da-
ted the goth day Of December, A. d. 1875, and re-
eSasd il said ID ce Of the e tx Of Pee45
a. NJ. in book "A' of Mortgages on page 3y7.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, That
by virtue Of the power of sale, contained in said
Mortgage, and pursuant to the statute in such
case made and provided the said Mortgage will
be forecosed by sale Of the premises therein
described, which sale will be made at the front
Ellington, in the county of Nobles and State of
Minnesota, at public auction by the Sheriff of
said county, on
FRIDA Y, THE 11th DAY OFMAY,
A. D. 1877, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon to salts
~ the amount which shall then he due on said
and expenses of sale, and $25 attorneys fees as
stipulated III said mortgage in case OF foreclo-
sure.
SO to be sold. are the lot piece or parcel Of land
situated in the county Of Nobles and State of
Minnesota, and known and described as follows,
26, Township No. 1O5, Range 40. containing one
''u"'fea '''' S'>'' "'' cA < iS P. AMEs,
CLARKE & soULE. Attorneys Of Assignee:
530-7W.-Nlarch %.
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MINER E. PARSONS.
Worthington, May 2, 1s77.-5-3355-3m.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

JUDGMENT SALE.
0TATE OF MINNESOTA
y COUNTY OF MOBILES,
DISTRICT COURT, !
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
John c. Hte' Pla q.
l. N. Safer, G. Z. Sutton, C. Anler-
son, Otis Bige'OW, FL. d. HumiS-
ton, Stephen Miller, and the TruS-
tees of the First Methodist Epis-
cOpal Church of WOrthingtOn,
Minnesota Defendants
Pursuant to and by virtue of judgment of
foreclosure and sale made in the above entitled
action on ne 2Gth day OF April, A. j. 1877, a
transcript of which said Judgment certified by
the Clerk Of sal court, has been delivered to
me, the undersigned sheriff of said county, l will
sell at public auction to the highest bid 'er for
cash, ON Saturday the 10th day of June, A. ID.
1877, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the front
door of the Shcrifs Office. ihthe village of Wor-
Ellington in Mobiles county, Minnesota, the real
estate and mortgaged premises directed by said
Judgment to be s0ld and therein described as
Lots number eighteen and nineteen in block
number eighteen in the village Of Worthington,
in said county OF Mobiles, State of Minnesota, as
described and laid down on the original pat Of
said village on file and of record in the Office of
the Register of Deeds in and for said county.
Dated Worthington, Mimi, May !, A. y. 1877.
j. A. TOWN,
Sheriff Mobiles County, MINI.
CLARK & SOULE, Plaintiffs Attorneys
5-35- 6wl
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JUDGMENT SALE
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF MOBILES.


STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF MOBILES. !
DISTRICT COURT, !
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
John p. Henry, Plaintiff,
vs..
son. Otis Bige low, II: d: Hu!nis
Of the First Methodist Episcopal
Church Of WorthingtOn, Mime
Defendants.
Pursuant to and by virtue of a Judgment of
foreclosure and sale made In the above entitled
action, Oh the 18th day Of April, A. u. 1877, a
transcript Of which said judgment certified by
the Clerk OF said court, has been delivered; to
me, the undersigned Sheriff of Slid county, will
sell at public auction to the highest bidder for
cash, OH Saturday, the 10th day of June, A. ID.
1877 at ten O'Clock in the forenoon at the front
door of the Sherfffs Office, in the village Of Wor-
thington, in Mobiles county, Minnesota, the real
es ate and mOrtgaged premises directed by sal |
Judgment to be sold, and therein described as
follows, viz:
Lots humber eighteen and nineteen In block
number eighteen In the village of Worthington !,
in said county Of Mobiles, state OF Minnesota, as
described and laid down on the original plat of
said village on file and of record in the office of
the Register of Deeds in and for said county.
Dated Worthington, Mfnn., May |, y. 1877.
D. J. "A. TOW N..It*4:
Sheriff Mobiles County, Mimi
CLARK s souLE, Plaintiff s Attorneys:
IS Owl
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SPECIAL .NiOIlICE.s;

! Mil Ettes.SP:EC:IAL -NOlICE.::a Sd;
Il BY advertisement in an, other column
of theADvANcEit will be observed that
the National Colony Once at Chicago III
charge Of Allen Gibson, Agent, is now
located at No. 100 Lake Street. People
removing to,ort visiting Worthington,
Bigelow. Hersey, Adrian or Lqverne,
may by applying to the Agent'in Chi
cago obtain railroad tickets either sin
sic or round: trip at reduced, rates. AL
so reduced rates may be obtained son
Household Furniture by the car load
or per 100 pounds. 3-35-tf. r.
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JUDGMENT SALN
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
COUNTY OF MOBILES.
District Court. Sixth Judicial District
Mary e. Hebbard Fannie f. Hebbard, and Wal
ter c. Hebbard, Moses A. Hebbard and Lula
Hebbard, infants, by Nj. b. SOule, their guar
dian, dd Htens. Plaintiffs.
vs..
Thomas H. Childs and Anna NJ. Childs, Defend
ants. .'',!'f
Pursuant to and by virtue of Judgment OF
foreclosure and sale made in the above entitled
action, on thu 18th day Of April A. ID: 1877, a
transcript Of WHICH said Judgment certified by
the clerk of said Court, has been delivered to NE,
the undersigned Sheriff of said county, l will sell
at public auction to the highest bidder for cash.
OH '! iS3',l -.
ATURDA Y, THE SECOND DAYOFJUNE
A. D. 1877, at ten o'clock in the forenoon at the
front door OF the Sherifs office, iii the village of
WOrthington, in Mobiles county, Minnesota, the
re: Il estate and m0rtgaged premises directed by
said Judgment to be sold, and therein described
as follows, viz:
The northeast quarter of Section Thirty, Town
One Hundred and Two, Range Forty One, lying
and situate In the county of Mobiles and State OF
Minnesota.
Dated Worthington, MIMI, April II, A. D.
1877.
J. A. TOWN,
Sheriff, Mobiles County MINI.
CLARKE s. SoULE, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
5-33-jW.
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Land for Sale.

so ACRES of LAND for Sale, situa-
ted at Graham Lakes, Mobiles county,
on Section %, south half Of southwest
quarter. Price $500. Will trade for
Horses or Cattle. For particulars adj
dress CHAs. DUFFEY,
Shelbyville, Blue Earth county, MINI.
5-35-3W.
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The following war dispatch we eli

The following war dispatch we clip
from the dailies:
London, May GA questionable au-
thority says Prince Gortschakoff is H.
bout to resign. lie will he replaced by
Count Schouvaloff. Prince Orloff, at
present Ambassador to France, will
succeed Scl,ouvaloff at London, and
Gen. Ignatieff replace Prince Orloff at
Paris.
1t seems that Prince Gortschakoff
'cotch" a cough, and was shoveled off
by Count Schouvaloff. At the same
time Prince Orloff, hoping to keep the
English all off, shovels off Schouvaloff
ut London. Thereupon Gen. Ignatieff
gets i'll a tiff and hustles. himself all off
to take the place of Orloff at Paris. A
general European war will likely be
the result.
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We stated last week that telegraph
rates had been cut down to 81. for ten
words from Worthington to points
east of Chicago, but that the rates were
still $1.75 to Chicago. Since this Mr..
Wilson, operator at the depot, has re-
ceived circular stating that hereafter
rates to Chicago will be $1.20 for ten
words and Sc for each additional word.
A large stock of evergreen, shade and
fruit trees, from the Worthington MUIR
sery, are now on sale in this city at the
foot of Hickory street. They have
been grown i'll this State during the
grasslopper scOurge, are hardy and
thrifty varieties, and are such as can
likely be transplanted and matured in
this county with safety. Standard ap-
pies are sold us low as twenty cents
each, and all other stock at equally low
prices.-Mankato Review.
The Worthington Nursery has been
a success so far as growing trees is con-
cerned. 1t is much to be regretted
that the original proprietor could not
carry out his intentions, and we hope
some one will take hold of the matter
and continue the Nursery.
In speaking of the newspaper profess
sion, Will Carleton says: There's some
who appreciate its labor, and some who
perhaps never will, But in the great
time that is coming, when Gabriel's
trumpet shall sound, And they who
have labored and rested shall come
from the quivering ground, And they
who haye striven and suffered to teach
and enoble the race, Shall march to the
front of the column each one in his
God-given place; AS they march
through the gates OF the city with proud
victorious tread, The editor and lis as
sistants will not be far from the head.
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NOTICES OF CONTEST.

Notice. U, s. Land Office, Worthington,
~ Minn.. May 5, 1877.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Jesse Timber against Samuel Fickes for a.
Is. 1875, upon the se114 of section 80, town
ship lo4. range q, in Mobiles County, Minnesota,
with view to the cancellation Of said entry !;
the said. parties are hereby summoned to
appear at this office on the 9Th day of June,
1877, at 9 O'Clock a. m. to respond and fur
nisil testimony concerning said alleged aban-
dOnment.
MONS GRINAGER, Register.
36] j. p. MOULTON, Receiver.
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THE ADVANCE PRoPEi:Ri;TY.

Prof: Humiston testified ,on Monday
last. before Judge Dickinson, at Nam
kato, (1) that Miller, Humiston. & Co.,
did not own any interest in the AD-
VANCE; (2) that we purchased tile pa
per OF them, giving our notes, and that
up to date we have more than met our
obligations; ls) that SO far from our
owing them, they borrowed $500 of us
one year ago. giving their note with
mortgage. .t,>.'. .<..ss -
This ''stumped" attorney Rohrer,
and he could not understand how it
could be that one man could give notes
to another and that other, i'll the same
breath, as it were. so to speak, could
give notes to that one. Will the SUI
preme Court. unravel this mystery?
Here is another chance for 4 splurge
about. ''crookedness." Get out your
smelling Committee, employ the infa-
nous Journal, and let us have more
strife and more ''Icrookedness" shown
up. ....
But now let this oath of Prof. Hum
iston's settle the matter with honest
men as to who owns the ADVANCE.
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The ADVANCE is kept on file ut the National
Colony LII Office, log Fifth Avenue, Chicago,
where the latest numbers may always be found
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We would like to suggest to the Town
Council the need of an ordinance to
prevent parties from hitclling horses to
trees about town. An ordinarily mali
cious horse will bark a young tree in
about two minutes. =; s'-#
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Business is looking up. Four dollars
exchanged hands on our streets yester-
day morning by ten minutes before
eight.
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Ed. Dillabough, formerly typo on
the ADVANCE, passed through town
on Tuesday OH his way to Sioux Falls.
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w. $. McCauley, travelling agent for
P. II. Kelley & Co., Wholesale Grocers,
St. Paul, was in town yesterday, on his
way to Sioux Falls.
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A citizen of Northington is going to
Europe to settle up an estate, and while
there will act as agent for the sale OF
lands for Miner and Parsons.
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ARRIVALS.

ARRIFALS.
Mr.. Andrews, from Mitchell county,
Iowy, has arrived with his family and
Is going to his claim in 103, AZ. Mr.. A.
will build and improve at once.
Mr.. Moody and family, from Wiscon-
sin, have arrived and gone to their
claim in 104, AZ Mr.. M. shipped his
lumber from Saltwater and. will build
a good house and go on improving his
farm.
The Bible says, however, that Aaron
made a calf-probably this is the calf,
but Aaron lives in T0ledo.-Journal.
o thin and sloppy cruel,
milk and-water gru-
O wishy- washy few.el,''
And 'a-humpty-duden-du
Now, if that isn't poetry equal to the
successor of the late Mr.. and Mrs. s. Ma
jor and myself" editor and editress,
and so forth, and so on, then we should
like to know what is. We have made
it just as weak and silly as possible to
suit the case. Just about warm enough
to bear our finger in it and strong e.
nough to float cork.
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Ocheeda Herd,

THE undersigned are prepared to herd cattle
l. at the rate Of I'll per head for the season.
viii begin as soon as the grass is grown enough
to support stock. The herd will be llerded prin-
cipaly along Ocheeda Lake where there is an
abundance of grass and water. Cattle sailed
once Il week.
Good bull in attendance at reasonable rates.
N. V. MCDOWELL,
ELI FENSTERMAKER,
523-1m.] Sections and 10, BigeloW.
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Now that the "Major and myself"
have become sick of it, what's the use
Of having the Journal around. Let's
''disperSe with it.''
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COME IN AND WRITE Il LETTER.
Farmers in town wishing to write letter are
invited to call at the ADVANCE Office and do 50.
Writing materials free.
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W. Sherwood is up from lie Mars
looking after his farm and his interests
in this county.
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Millinery Room open at Adrian the
18th OF. May. One day at "a time only.
Room at the Hotel or near.
Mrs. DENSNORE.
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Ice Cream opening 1T S. A. Davis,
Saturday Night. Cordial invitation to
all.
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Capt. Wigham, Of Adrian, was in
town on Monday and dropped in to see
the ADVANCE,