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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-29
FOR SALE.
SALE OF VALUABLE
BUSINESS Real Es.

,. ne undersigned, John F. H,,,,,
S htot siIh The viii InnsIei ii NIX, Ado,
ueoeA'o' hereby Ei1s' uotlS tSli IS " ~ Ina
"WEDNESDAY, the sln day d Js,, ~
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ~ ~
uenat ne hont do1r Of ihs o., = PsAs n,
eouh!{ 10 the dty Of Wheels !, haSa'R 4 q,
VA Toe following described ~ ya9 SossiJ i
s,as e AAn StTest, between lGis y, = U, =
Ana btins next south Of thS trD,.'s. 10 Nm,
teftef, iFmeTly belonging 10 M, CAVE
tSeay-tEo let front 90 Nan ~, s.anap AifSi
nAek Of even twenty-five itet II ~ ~ nlils
y n me Ieat thereof between Man,S,1ua . ~
oelne anne property the leS,l mi. A'tttst
eoneeyei 10 the undersigned by Ny slkA \,
neiIy executor and trustee Of "a ~ LEA q.
EoPSrY same occupied II n,, SsSel,st. II
hoeh Bros. - eigAf factory "a j'si "a b Nao
Ior baaineta purpose uNal ttl,-1
Title believed good, but h.l,,
UNDERSTANDING fspis s,e the und,rIlEncd si5 pnal
Ih o. slLE-tne-thifd a IL
money eAsh In hand, and IN ~ y pgtAas
iansu!menu payable In one and w. 4. y TO tiall
dey Of 1als, uith intenIt. m ~ lan had,
70 % secured 70 The atiI.acilop y Nv liIuHh
NJ =. EDNUS6JS
CIDHELL 4 CALDwELt. 4,, SI,s, y IlE,srt
I
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Foe SALt-
OLD UNION STREET EXCHANGE

One three-s:Ory BrsE BullJI0, ,,,,...
s MORN. nde Of old uSiOn, nos Esl,., Ss u.
Known Known n the OLD fNCHASeE we. Nd
s az S and Restaurant iO' RlSy I'm, ., 81
w ArSs rooms and god oslli,' a. M y! aaas
modern improvement. MI ma
pace Fss s ,. located, and rllu,sl, Fvysz, '
ROT terms and Particular ItpI, 10
dtt'a' at ssyRann', Brstry, q " "''H 10
p.., p.,., c A. scHAEFERAm
je5 4A "0uS t0ntf, y IN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-29
TRUSTEES SALE Of
Desirable ChapIins ST. Rs,it.,..

By virtue o. 4 deed Of ,u,, ma, ,,o.
Moore, !. Il. Moore and Hsniy NJ USait :
the undefsgned, dated tbt s. az W Ias's y
and recorded In The CeI, oso! . = ~, Ia
SSari o. 9sio county, Wet Vlrisi. ~ SSosSil
" Ifn1t and Mortgage COX No nsc ss t ~!
SATURDAY, th. 9th s,y q i'm. IA,
BednniDg at 10 oeIel az a "a a.. "a"
h1nt door o. the Court Hvus, q ~ ~ y y y
eel a. public ALE 10 he kIIbs,, 1T yHn eSiiJ
he following described nj ~. ~, ~ ~
Ihe southern bali d Lot nunb,si m E,s,, y n
squafe Numbered tea Is klI y IL, '' W i, y
sq9Ate he; 10 % ths yat Edt Of CSI,itTS ".
told FOURTH bttTHn HtTenth St,s,t XII T. w
and TSellIh street lOA Nonrsi n ~ t Uas.l
Whee ing, together Vith al nd IS,rs ~ ~ ~!
ptoTemen'i thereon md tht hu,d1Sts,s, S - y
puItenanoes belondnf thSfttO. 'A1s0" MP
TRIMS oH sALE-0S&tAifd, q "A BD.L -.
the puIehAseT may tltst 0 nv h ~ - se y
residue Of sud puitAls nenSy IA IN - y
nuAl inAhllmenh It oas yuI Ipd in ~, ~.
the day Of ale, ihs pafthlssF d ~ N y! -
With approved security iur ths u,s,,iJ -
deferred instlllmgnu Ind The intsip,, IN -
accrue upon the ams.
JAMES P. ROGEgS INIT.
J. G. HERvEJ, Auetloneef. -
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VALUABLE 49,.
COAL AND FARM LANDS,
Including on Undivided O's-tllln "
"Bogss Ran Mining C0"pi'y'
Property, fsr s'Is'

=, II ChinCdI'
joseph B. Ford dL. I'M,
By virtue Of derne oiAt Cs1a' \. III ~ IN
county, entirs 10 tht, ei9is g W 80. ~, SLa
Anil, ISIS, The ubderiEDtd Copn'ho'
Af SATURDAY, JULY {, 49,
e.c,nuIo, a, 10 O'clock l.s,Mth, !TUSl w. q;
~ ra,,,t HaS.e q ihIo cSanty, 70 " q! y.
Nj WbesliSs, ,eIl al pub. IashGur 'a' 'AH'@'
csli oil land: q, IA. ia ihLIr
rows on the OSlo rIrf 10 Nn1n, ~, u y
inE lands # a. TbouPoe l2a WI; Ria, b
The rtsht Of way, &c, o. ne ia Id
inR ibe land tonVNtd 70 9'i ,lStt, M.
Nv Adams DolsOn By deed Of AT. !, i,i ID
q A Tract Of about 'efti q ~, ugf ~
the riRht 10 mine the hme' &c I, - b. NJ
eonTeyed 10 MD Ford by WIN; w. ~ RFa,kYtK
recorded 10 AArIhAll COUNTY ID L"N wv
page tSl. .b,,I If lgI al 2
Rrovn's run, in MIrihlll oounIy - a
eonTrysd 10 aid Ford 6y A. pSa' OstsI1a
49, sscord IN Deed Boob No ., P,ss y, l,S,..JJR
ibsre d 4 tenant hOBse NIB Als' "'
'OT'ed T TAP :, acre, 10 Y.sli s0Ssly e
=. 80 2 ~ Sbout & S1ss o! coal els IA ~
sua..xSd m aid PoTd BY s4nue ~ y ,ISE
Soh Is!S ,tSoFded 10 DNd Book 10. sn,,h,ssfl
" NJ Z go II aid tfICtOi lcfe III -
AUO .is ~ ~ OHIO river, ADD VII ~
ii one ~, ~ I,rnSy b d,tmtd BdIass,Ss a, ~
u 9f ~ ~ II Shout 8 Ides q toil ~ " I,iS
o. a ~ .lns. 8 sosV'yei 70 ~
q nI III. ~ dssd Il ncord 10 D'ta ~ - =
ueo' pLAAS ~ =! - NJ = IIpd ldloh
nd form one body Of COL; i, al, ,.ooTiyES
"a nv Ths nndIT DEL ptt1A o. w. EGO
.: SnnSn a, Hkosg, Bun Aihlnt
'nd hsjnS tbe Interest Of bid foa " ~ ri
Th n' T,sn,ITe md valuable pfOptfy J" Y .
ijhio and partly In Nnioih .,. 'sJ bot i'Ts
b1ceI about 70 hcf'i o. luiI.cS So,ss,d III -
N coaL Upon It there = - INA hIIs
eHfll operation CO.. ni'N' m, ista'tSl.ji
ToTkIux order and oohdl i'ni ~ Es,tsrtp
an within the Iimiu Il % ~ IuRE
immediately 90 the line q hs : SSsstlJ5 =
StId Mining ComPuy = ~ tInabA
thIs mine 10 part The d WV
Company. o.ht,J H. ea,h, I1iN.Sl
.,cS n thTre % AL Anru'l PI{u, " "a SW -
from The day Oi ale, be ! yi,hD' q, IN lth1Ss
liz snnIoT,d neTsjsAl sruf1ll I'm -
~ ,snf, Ind 10 ,tCrTr The ~ .! !i,s kbSnf !
y tIn,t ii, ihS property ,old e9s :, ,TTopa1i1G
S,.h nnErhs Tft pay J ora sou
~ n5,rhaS money ihsh ot'-ihiiSS -, % y
u III. .hoxtbS he uCI-rI o. : "a - 80
Ia cannSny nd Slsi The 0ilfr 90, o. - 4, Z ~
IN "A m ,ul-dIi,lon !hE ~ -
~. ~ boitou lsbd n'bilobeo ~ ,lans5
lboTe referIei 10. m'J " ReI :, JJSE,
the Com missioner. a ], Cl4hh.
sptiL C0aS'sG41
" uFGVFY. Autti0peft
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-29
GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE
Redemption ofPublic Building
Loan Bonds.

The holdsrs Of the above named bond, are here
by notified that bonds Of the following numbers.
namely, 8, Is, a, q, Is, 90, rs, n l2i, IL, lS4,
III, rs, 16s, lsi, 1884, have been drawn By lot In
accordance With the prorihons Of the Ordinances
authorizing the ams, and will be paid at the EI.
change Bank July !, ISIS, at which time they will
cease 10 bear interest.
COMMISSIONERS PUBLIC BUILDING LOAN.
Iai6-9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-29

FARxERs are experiencing the hey
day Of summer life.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-29

NOR SALE

AKANsAsLASDs aud sou. 90. OH s ~
property that ! will 'sil ~ 4 700 NJ ,
Cali and see what ! have " "
make money. ,,,,v MCDONALD
.pss Real Estate Agent, L.%
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-29

EoURTH STREET N. E. CHURCH,
L REv. A. C. GEORGE, D. D., Pastor
The Pastor will preach Tomorrow morning on
The seeond Coming Of Christ" and In The eTen-
Ing On ''TomT arAncen
suHdAy school At ~ Pm
stranger and visitors cordially welcomed az all
the services. iSS
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New ADVERTISEMENTS.

DOB sALE caEAp-osR TOP BUCK WAC
L ON, IN god order.
Gill al 10 Twelfth strtst. Jew
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CT. JACovs EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
y CHURCH, chlpllpe st-Rev. J. L. TrADetT,
81 Petersburg. Ohio will pre,eh In English on To-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-29

DooK.KEHPNG-Aeeount bOoSs inPected,
ID derGnged bookI rteti1ed, partner aecoIn1
ldjuiied Sets of books opened computation ftlAi-
Ing 70 b1hnels made, GeeouBtl balanced and BAL
lnee-skeeis prepared, By HARRY CALDWELL.
Addresi At Clerks Once, City Building.
fuN2a-WA9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-29

JAMES ?. R0GERS Itv,,.,
J. 9. HERvEJ, Auetloneef. "s -
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-09-05
SHADOWS.

Tie Genevan Bard has exchanged
''shadows' with those four "handsom-
est men in town" recently taken in a
group, and now we can ''gaze on the
linements," as Artemus Ward used to
say, Of the poet-bond-holder. Not a
>'bloated boniholder," though, for he
is a slender, intellecntal-looking man,
who would pass for All editor most any
where. lie first sent a picture of tie
editors brother, a fat-as-a-pig and
round-as-a-tick looking man, but this
was ''too thin" Notwithstanding his
size. Tile fills up the picture and runs
over on both sides.) Parsons and AL
ley put their wits together and decided
TINT fatty" wasn't the poet. Then
Plumer had to come down with three
or four Paper currencies representing
the solid gold behind them.
Here is What the poet says of the
quartette.
]. with friendly hanl have set,
Dou6iy firm, my shade quartettc,
~ the III Attest little frame,
Ever known by such 4 name
And the fly that deigl,s to light,
On these bl OWS Of giddH hight,
Must politely leave his card
Of regrets, sh uld aught be marred,
Or he wakes to watch their bard.
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quartette
r ~r.sk
VICTOR HUGO,

DR.. ]. NJ. PEBBLES, in a recent letter,
says:
Victor Hugo! l never met him but
once, and that was ut spiritual Sc
ance in Paris. Recently he opened
the Literary Congress i'll Paris in
mastery Grafton. The English prees
pronOunces it ''masterpiece of schol-
arship and eloquence." but innocently
forgot, and continues to forget, to tell
the reading public that Victor Hugo is
Spiritualist.
Continue in your course-continue
to conceal the spiritual belief of the
great man of the world, oh, We cring-
ing, wax nosed, policy-seeking prigs Of
the press-but remember that your day
OF Judgment will come!
Hold on, Doctor, hold onl We are
not all ''cringing, wax-nosed, policy
seeking prlgs of the press!' Light is
breaking. Scores of editors are becom.
ing convinced that Spirltualism is
Gods own truth coming to save the
world. Give us poor, priest-ridden,
tlieology-blinded. church-manacled
crced-bound fellows a little more time.
We are getting the shells off our backs
and will soon stand forth, free chick
ems, every one of us. Scores Of US are
investigating, and no honest man can
Investigate Spiritualism week with
out being convinced of spirit-return
and communication. It is 4 matter of
scientific demonstration. He who
runs may read. The wayfaring man,
though Il fool, need not ere therein.
Only those who are afraid of the
church and of Mrs. Grundy, refuse to
to investigate. Some Of us know as
well as you 10, that three-fourths of the
leading thinkers Of Europe and Amer.
len are Spiritualists. Be ''easy' on us
pooreditors, Doctor, Ia ''easy."
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WHERE THEY HAZE TLS

An honest Mohamedan Saws: ssGol
has given to you English many excel
lent gifts. You build fihe houses and
splendid ships of wa: and commerce
that sail across the seas. You make
fine cloth and cotton and sharp pen
knives, and you write many learned
DO ks, dictionaries and grammars.
All this is the gift Of God; but there is
one thing which God has hidden from
You and has revealed to us, and that is
i knowledge of the only. true religion
by which a man can be saved7
It is warranted to cure All diseases
of the blood. DR.. BULBS Blood Mix
ture will free you of Pimples, Boils.
Blotcles and Eruptions of the Skin.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-09-05

Do we live inthe dark ages? Recent
~ in the State of New York one Of the
prominent sectarian colleges removed
the Professor of Geology, because i'll his
lectures to the class he had limited that
tho Mosaic account of creation could
not he sustained by science. Christian
bigotry and intolerance could not stand
such an alinsion to it's cherished dog
ma. The professor was Informed that
his teachings had tendency to seduce
the students into the embrace Of what
is known as liberal christianity. Surely
orthodox christianity is having a hard
time of it.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-09-05

There is a good deal of goodness
among badness. The keeper of FASH
ionable Chicago house of l]l-fame the
other day sent sos to the yellow fever
sufferers at Memphis, and the same
woman, Il year ago, distinguished her.
self by rendering valuable assistance
to the authorities in Chicago during
the scarlet fever epidemic there. The
Chicago Times speaking of the
matte, says, with bitter sarcasm,
that the Mayors appeal t. the Cody
portion of the city, in behalf of the
yellow fever sufferers, yielded a single
S. bill.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-09-05

Geo. Francis Train sends greeting to
Communist Kearney. as follows:
"Those $4,000 votes in California are
mine-not yours. You are sneezing
on labor snuff took ten years ago!
You are cackling on greenback eggs
Ralston offered me 1000 check not
to lay in 1869! Your workingmen are
just waking from your Rip Van Wink
le sleep after l have been dragged
through fourteen jails for fighting your
battles! You have been hired to naus.
cate labor; to sicken intelligence; to
disgrace workingmen."
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tick to him Bro. Chapman.

a young man who tainted at a camp
meeting was sadly disappointed. He
thought that a dozen men would rush
mp, pull whisky TASKS out of their pock-
e:s, andandgive him whisky torevive
him. The TASKS were forthcoming, but
they didn't contain enough liquor to
moisten his lips. He tainted too late in
the day.
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SEJI'ARD,

Farmers are all through stacking
grai and are busy making hay which
is abundant and OF the most luxurious
quality. F. Bloom has put up about
seventy-five ton since harvest.
II. Anderson, sec. 80, has his new
mouse nearly enclosed. 1t is is 20x24
feet with fourteen foot posts.
Grassboppers have been quite numer-
Gus since last Thursday and are depos-
lting some eggs and. though the set
tiers anticipate no danger from them
yet they would as leave not see them.
Some blowing has already been done
preparatory for next crop.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-09-05

The following good advice to farm
ers, we find in the Anamosa Eureka:
1.-THE lightning rod swindlers (who
are mostly inflationists) are operating
in Iowa. Don't sign any paper what
ever, no matter how it looks or what
scamps say. If you sign your surelof
one thing, and that is-you will find
yourself internally cheated, victimized,
sold, and must pay five or fifty times
the amount or lose your farm. Don't
sign anything. Keep your hand thor
oughly divorced from pen, ink, and
paper, when the glib scoundrels come
around. Kick them off your premises,
and let them talk to the Winds"
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-09-05

The yellow fever continues to rage
with desolating fury in Southern cit
les. Money and nurses are being daily
sent to the relief of the sufferers from
Northern cities, and yet the disease
seems to be on the increase. Grenada,
a town with a population of $500 be-
fore the seourge, has become complete
ly depopulatcd, not dozen people now
remaining.
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-ELK-.

Farmers are waiting for the Thresh-
crs. Meantime the plows and moving
machines are not idle by any means,
experience having shown that the ear
ly plowed land does the best as we'll as
the early made hay. The grasshoppers
have emigrated again leaving but very
few with US.
Died, Sep. 2, of whooping cough,
infant daughter of Knud Syverud,
section six, Elk.
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H1thtugtu11 @araa<e'
Terms os.oo a Year, $500 for Six Months.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5. 1873.

The Window Reporter offers to bet
a mug of beer that the Worthington
ADVANCE will he representative OF
the National party. If the Reporter
will wager soda water. ~ Chapman.
of the St. James Journal, will take the
bet quicker than scat.-Fairmount
Sentinel.
Stick to him Bro. Chapman.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-09-05

WORTHINGTON BY GLASS; LIGHT.
The Window Reporter mail l,as been
down on a visit to the metropolis, and
here is what lie has to say concerning
us:
In company with the senior publish
er of this paper, we visited the self-es.
timated metropolis Of the southwest.
ern universe, one evening last week,
formerly known us Okabel;l, which
many would now pfefer to call it rath-
er than that long jaw-treaklng name
of W-O.r-t-h-i-n g-t-O-n, even it Prof.
Humiston did ''steal the thunder'' ot
the Worthington family who ut one
time run the politics OF Ohio.
1t is a little over seven years since
we first ''sot" foot on Okabena soil,
and we'll remember how the whole
party wished they had long-legged rub
Der boots or Il small steamer to nlvi-
gate up the now principal street, and
in the day time ut that. Now, instead
of wanting rubber boots, birch canoes,
&C., the streets are well skirted with
sidewalks and Il country editor can
parade the streets with his ''ShiNed up''
boots and Il ''brick in his hat" with us
much dignity us IL New York II
strutting up Broadway, under the glare
of gasslight, for Worthington, too,
supports 4 street lamp ut every corner,
and he who commits depredations
must get into luwber yard." or
skulk down some back alley. Really
their street lamps have lighted out all
the ''roudyism," and even our dignifietl
friend of the ADVANCE can promenade
with the ladies with immunity, and so
long as those clamps hold out to burr,
the vilest sinner may returm' by paying
the Journal 81 Il year III Advance.
But in fact WOrthington's street
lamps are a great improvement, and
''set OFF, the town, which ma y be
proud of her position in the southwest,
to great advantage, and Il stranger en-
tering The town at night at once thinks
it is a city Of no mean Importance.
awaking in the morning in IL mighty
good town for II seyen-ytar old, enjoys
Il breakfast with McManus or Dan
Shell that can only he equ;,lled in Win
dom's new three-story brick hotel Mr..
Clark is now building. which, will soon
eclipse anything along the Sioux City
road III shape of hotels.
Friday was Il hot day, and everybody,
including the bachelors and m;dorc1.s
were out promenading in the cooleven-
ing air with ladies attached to their
elbows, reminding us of brother Mil
ler's recent comments-''ju this way, -
&C., "only Is cents for double distiIl.
ed one" but we venture the assertion
that A. 2. didn's pay il quarter for
''hisn' that night.
Wemet Messrs. Gruelle g. Lindsay on
the street and talked politics till the
lamps ceased to burn, and then went
over to McManus' and found us COED
bed as amy tirst-class landlord owns
and by the way, Mac. keeps as square
4 house as traveller ought to STOP at
lie knows how to run il good hote
and is receiving the reward of Il faith
full hotel keeper.
Bennett & Grissell's new brick store
makes a fine appearance, and is tn.
best structure in town.
The old Miller Hall ruins lies in tn,
light of the street lamps, as IL monu
meDt of misplaced funds, if not conf
dence, and the mystery of its burnins
is the chief excitement now.
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ri can make money faster than at any
thing else. Capital not required; We Will
start you. ST. per day at I,"mc made bv
- the industrious. Men, women, boys and
girls wanted every here to work for us. Now
is the time. Costly outfit and terms free. Adj
dress True s. Co., Augusta, Maine. I6-40-ly
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-09-05
The Advance Cook
Book.
A Valuable Premium to our Sub
scribers.

1000 RECIPES GIVEN AWAY.
We have concluded to make the fol-
lowing offer:
10 every subscriber to the ADVANCE
within the county, who pays arrearages
and one year IN ADVANCE, we will
present IL copy of the above Cook
Book free.
This Cookbook contains about 900
recipes, not only upon Cookery, but also
upon the Household, the Sick Room,
the Toilet, etc. The book is invalua-
bic to house-keepers.
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COUNTY news.
WESISIDE.

The tl,reshcrs when last heard from
were ut Messrs Staid and Voightlantl-
ers place. The wheat running from
Ii to Is bushels per acre. RS.
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2OlTMIIlsRAYCOUyTY

DVNUIN, N11lH., aug. 18th.
Endsbee Bros. commenced threshinp
Tor q. IL. King Monday; fair yield f,r
TINS year and not any worse in quality
Than grassh"ppered wheat was in 1876.
-, Belfast has it's first town meeting
i"eS'!;sy and will decide whether It
s,!a'I De called Belfast or Dublin. A
c..ai'ge from Its present name is talked
a squad Of hungry locusts lit down
on Lime Lake and Bondin last week
Dnt no one is going to run until they
are reinforced.
The Ranull;aa., GIL
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FREE OPINION.

This department Of the ADVANCE Is open toany
one to express his or her views In appropriate
language upon any subject whatever, whether
religious, philosophic, scientific or political
The conditions are: Brevty, write on one
side Of the paper only, use appropriate language
and avoid personalities. The name of the writ.
er must accompany communications, not for
publication unless desired, but as a guarantee
OF good faith.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-09-05
TIE ADVANCE.

THE ADVANCE
A reader of the ADVANCE at the
East writes us under date of July IL:
am glad to see the ADVANCE look
ing so prosperous and hope fortune
may shower her golden blessings upon
you. You deserve a series of showers
OF that kind for the plrck and perse-
verence you are showing. The .AD-
VANCE is one Of the best county ia
pers in the United States.
NEW GOODS
just received at the Worthington
Bookstore:
Common School and Pocket Diction-
aries.
The New Andrews Slate, red bind
ing.
The Sponge Top Mucilage Bottles.
Basket, Porcelain and Aurora Pa
peterie. for the ladies.
Bill Files, Carpenter Pencils, Draw
ing Paper, School Cards, etc.
Dime Novels.
TIE ADvANCE.-Ag gentleman in the
East, who is a regular reader of the
ADVANCE, writes us as follows:
The Advance is all right and by far
the most ne,csy, spicy and racy county oa-
per l ever read. Every number qro,cs
better and better and zoe can't think of
living eoitl,out 1t.
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COUNTY MAPS,

GREA TIRED UC77ONIN PRICE.
Just received al the ADVANCE office
new invoice of MOBILES County,
MAPS, which we will sell at reduction
of SO per cent. for the next GO days, as
follows:
Single Map, 1Oc
Two Maps, 15c
-Four Maps, Csc
These are handsome colored maps
and the only large maps of Mobiles
County extant. Parties ordering by
mail must enclose stamp.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-09-05

A new invoice of Stationery. Com
mon School and Academic Dictionaries
Arnold's Ink by the pint, Tough En-
velopes for mailing valuable papers. etc.
Just received at the Worthington Book
Store.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-09-05

The Republican State Conversion
convened at st. Paul yesterday.