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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-06-13
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The County Commissioners were il,
session. Yesterday, tic; principal bust.
hess being the considerations Of Atht
question of building a C0untylJail sthe
frequency Of crime committea4witlin
tle:limits Of theicouMty'Dy tran,pss aid
Grim aa]s TasSjng through, rendering, Il,
Jill building necessity; The Commits.
sioners decided TO build as will be sect,
by the following copied from the report
of proceedings: sausE ~"
= Mr.. Wundt, agent for the Pauley
brothers. Patent Steel Jail Cells, ;Dy
former agreement, CAME before tile
Board with model'and' drawings of the
same, which he1eXhibited tp the salts
;tlction Of the commissioners, who a.
greed with the Agent for the erection
!0f one c:.ge completed: fun 1.-THE sum of
$1,000, to be paid in 7 County orders
which orders are to be. redeemed III 8
annual instruments, the first falling
due June IL, 1879, and authorized tile
County Auditor and Chairman of the
Board to make the necessary contract
with said Agent. - .
a. &. Robinson WIS also authorized
to make plans and specifications fora
Jail building containing a fire. proof
vanlt for County Records as agreed MP
on by the County Board ard advertise
for bids OIL the same.
The Jail building is to he two stories
high with cell or cage and Sheriff's
rooms above and Jury rooms below.
The whole will cost from 81, 500 to 3d.,
0W and it is expected, will he complet-
ed III 80 days. 80. =;
The patent cages named are said to
be proof against amy files, saws or other
burglars tools and are made to hold
the most desperate characters.
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I 1RRIXALS.

Mr.. Sheehan and son, Of Usage, Iowa,
have arrived and purchased land hear
i
/ 5A 4. s.|:ar71.rnetd;; oest:1 Lawn bee coun:
|sty, SNeWs oRk zhag arrived and is look
*ing:fof'landa aMr. Is. 4s' as6rother-in.
law to Mr.. Sanborn and expects to
make this his homea $3.50
Geo: F*Halx, xho las been teach:
ing during title winteryt 81 Wis, passed
through o. Tuesdays o,NEs Sly to his
home in Grand !. Pfairif:1Ye lcome
back. gS:ss 1 z o.
%RR1ck BLocK.a !. Tie Stone
fodhdatiens Benz tta& GrisstllN
block is about completed and the ma.
son wishes us Is inform the public that
the apartment set off in. one CORNER is
fori a ::cisteIlh : :c4is Is 4q, save asking
=auestlops:Y sdMgR ssszzEF s. ~"
The corner stone will he laid in a few
days and the proprietors visit FL plate
in it'copiesiof the local papers axd cards
Of tbe;husiltass: men, Tie 1bfrick will
arrive in q few days: and: the]walls will
soon begin .to:rise:: NVlsesl.the building
is completed Nehope to eat rousing
big sdpperlWithsBe GffisssNell oyesff
the first. Brick 1oild aiSsz Lin xoisshn. 81 81
course;;Mg Gre1Pqt mug about eating;
.but7We. have mnde3it rule to sacrifice
ourself at Church Socials, Thanks giv-
inga1d ft3fin4 1sss 1ecasidhSAIhd, III
net. RH eadatlb rssiiliwilists seaii t1Ab |th;a
public good is demanded ~
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RANSOM.

Mr.. Kittman who purchased the AL
len place has returned from Milneapo-
LIS and is preparing to build new
house. Z
The Ransom Union Sabbath School.
ID. e. Holmes, Superintendent, meets
every two weeks ut the. school house,
District No. 81. The attendance aver
ages about 50 and the library col. tlins
about 226 volumes donated largely by
parties in the East The remaining Of
iicers ares. Il. Ferrin, Assistant Supt.
Miss Emma Shore, Secretary; A. w.
Ferrin, Librarian. Rev. White, Of
Wortll'ngton breaches after Sabbath
School each Sunday. Rev. Van Fos-
sen breaches on the alternate Sunday at
MIR. Holmes residence. .>
Miss Nellie Dean, who teaches in
District q, has about IS scholars and
has made very good impression is Il
teacher.
Breaking lively and small grain live
lier all over Ransom.
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) OLD KING.COLE

I ':.s;aGfls 4 merry old SOUL:
- And i merry old SOU is he; 80.
In east or i'll west,
II Ills slow il the hest 4.
That ever the folk: Ill see.
III: There's the kangaroo, .
~, And the monkeys, too,
;;And;t big antarctic heir; -
There are tiger eats,
:, And blue glass; hats. ;,
And q girl with snow white hair.
Twill make you laugh
When the tall giraffe.
Goes a'MbIing around the ring.
Wh.n the Osl ic.l!winks,
And the w;llrus blisks,
AMI the dod tries to sing.
IVe pri' thee 90
To the Wt'ntlrOus show
The biggest that ever you seer
For old King Cole
- Is a Jolly old soul,
and he Itsseth the press In free.
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NETV4 HDi

Y .,zs* .tIIE =! ~ .,..Ei - ar
heat still Looking finely. Corn not
so good .szs .e&oplrers are destroying corn
:, Three hundred acres iof land .haye
speeh sohl,on: Ill. ts;s,..;t ~ ,.i, Il
,,0 NJ. Leonard, Of Rochester, is having
800 acres broken On his .1alid. '*S |.":'
t.E 1.-TWO school districts!rin,.the north
east part Of the countyi;liave BEEN con:
st'i'tat'l 'tnd'have issued bonds and
are building i school hoi,se. They tx
Rect to.l'aye three months school this
season. ::.,s,,
= Miss Hovey teaches in district 81 and
gives good satisfaction [.,,,..
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METHODIST EPIs DpAI.-Scryices every Sab
bath, morning 1T ,U::W. sabbath, School at 3
7. N. Services Sl,'bath evening ut 80 o'clock.
fray meeting Thursday evening Rev. J. G.
Ogle, Pastor.
UNION CONGREGA Inconsistencies morning
and evening. sunday School Immediately after
the morning service. PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. II. y. futile, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHuRc1I-Services morning
and evening. sabbath School Immediately after
the morning service. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. IL. +. White, Pastor.
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ELK:

Remarkable minor arrival: n. A..
Doane fund Il moth OH !. cottonwood
tree last spring. chung: it up in the
house and Il few days ago it emerged Il
beautiful butterfly. which measured 81
inches across the wings. It wears the
finest clothes of anybody in Elk. 49,.
The black birds are tearing the corn
at great rate. Farmers are resorting
to stricllnille. -, =
The small grain this year has the ad-
vantage of the weeds. The grain is
smoothing up and leaving the weeds far
behind: -, ......,
Schools are happy now at the arrival
OF the new school books.
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Il LEE1'LE no lEODEST.

A lady on the north side wishing to
test the merits OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syr-
up thought it would never do to ask
tleadrnggist in the mime of 'Bull, y
Why, dear me; size conldn't say Bill to
save her life, and called at last on i
neiglbor woman for suggestions on the
matter. Dr.: Cows. DR.. Calls. DIR.
Buffalo,,s and DR.. Oxen's Syrup were
all mentioned. The latter suited.
YES, that will do-Dr. Oxen-tlle very
thing, the druggist will understand
that. - A walk of two squares found
her ut the counter of DR.. lis store.
when the following dialogue occurred:
Il wish bottle Of DR.. Oxen's Cough
Syrup" ~..
<'.Dr. Oxen, Oxen, why, nam, I don't
believe [ keep that. You mean Cox's
Hive Syrup. don't you?''
SOh. no, mean, mean DR.. Oxen. -
and then She seemed wrapped III solemn
thought for a moment, when n bright
idea seemed to beam forth. Hasn't
Dr. Oxen got Il relation Or
"Oh, yes, you mean DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup, yes, yes" The lady sat down !,
moment and all was over.-InJianapo
lis Excl. i>...~ ~
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REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CON FENIION.
The Republicans Of Mobiles County will meet
in delegate Convention at the Court House in
Worthngton, Oh
SATURDAY, JULY6, 1873,
At l O'Clock p. H., to elect three delegates to
represent the Republicans Of said county In the
Congressional Convention to be holden 1T Albert
Lea, July 10Th, ISIS, to nominate 4 candidate for
Congress fOr'tho term beginning March l. 1872
The basis Of representation h rs been fixed as f.,
lows: One delegate to each organized town and
one delegate for each Ten Republican votes or
major lrt thoree cast at the last uberna.o rial
election. Under such apportionment the sever
al towns will be entitled to the following mum.
Der Of delegates:
Worthinston Village II Grand Prairie 1
Township Dcwald ?
IOraln Olney 2
Indian Lake I!erSey !
BigclOw Elk :
Ransom J: s Summit Lake 2
!lttic ROCK Graham Lakes 3
Wcstsde Seward 8
BY Order Of Republican County Com.
l. p. DUKFEE,
june l. 1875 Chairman.
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THEE1taRBLE ,coiBTNA p;

. Having been, detained ins Nv UT hing
Sto,i by Gle sevefes illness of HIS: Mar4;
DIE: WillglYe one in ore .pelJ0 rnHnc e; for
the bepetit of, Mrs, Marble before loava:
ing. An entirely new C6medy Bill will
be presented. Due notice Of the date
new actor from Chisags,o Viii make his IS,
first apDeafancess Mi.!Vf this: eAccllent
Company.
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

AUnITOR-Jamrs Walker
TKEAsUNEK-Pcter Thompson.
REGISTER OF DEEDs-.IUseph Chadwick.
JUDGE OF PROBA TER. d. Barber.
CLERK OF COURT-l;. n. Carrier.
SnEKIFF-.J. a. Town.
SURvEYOR-Allen CLANCY. Deputy-Allen
NJ. CLANCY.
COUNT COMMlsSiONEl,-lI. ID. HumistOn.
COUNTY ATTORNEY-M. r. SOule.
CORONER-I. H. Bennett.
COUNTY SUpEKlNTENDENT-J.C G. Ogle.
COMMISSIONERS.
First District-Jonathan Gorden, OF HcrScy.
Second DiStrict-A. C. Robinson, Of WOrthing-
ton, Chairman.
Third District-Robt. Shore. OF Ransom.
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Official Paper OF the Ooun.

CLUBBING WITH THU GLOBE,
We will send the ADVANCE one year AMI tile
st. Paul Weekly Globe one year to any address
for - IS, invariably IN advance 80 '""'o =
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4 GOOD TIME COMING:

:" On Friday and Saturday evenings of
this week, 1T the Congregational
Church,; AMONG the attractions there
Twill be: The Old Woman in her Shoe
Tile Fairy Queen, The Fountain of
Yoilth, The ~Worthington Band. The
ladies': Fair consisting Of "a fine assert
nient;.l.,sAs bountifnl supper served
from Seven to; Eleven. i Come in large
numbcrs and cat early and often.'
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Will, increasing cold weather comes
those dreadful Coughs and Colds, Which
are so easily and etfectually cured with
DR.. Marshall's Lung Syrup. 1t is al
ways warranted to give satisfaction.
Price only % cents. Sold ut Laws
Drug Store.
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HORSE STOLEN.
THE THIEF ARRESTED AND LODGED
IN JAIL

On Friday night last gentleman
drove e. Z. Sutton's horse and buggy
to town and hitched the horse to the
park fence while he attended the thea
tire. During@the play the horse and
buggy disappeared. The man proba-
| lily thought the horse had broken loose
and did not notify Mr.. Sutton until
next morning. Mr.. s. ut once put the
Sheriff OH the hunt, who, with Frank
Wells, tracked the thief through Indi-
all Lake township, where he stayed
over night. They went from there to
Jackson and Mr.. Wells and MI. Tiffany
went from there to Spirit Lake, and
Sheriff Town and Mr.. Franklin went
down the river toward Estheryille.
Wells and Tiffany returned to Jackson
OH Sunday, and on their way back
found the horse unllitclled and tied un-
der shed. On arriving lit jackson,
they found that the thief had crossed
the bridge Oh foot during Saturday
night going in the direction of Win
dom. Mr.. Wells described the man us
nearly as possible to his brother who
was going to Window. On the way to
Window Mr.. Wells brother and anotll-
er mali With team overlook the thief
who asked to ride. They took the, man
into the wagon, and after going short
distance, they met a team going the
other way, when they placed TIE thief
under arrest. After drying while,
the thief jumped out of the wagon and
ran. They chased him about two miles
and a half when they caught him aud
took him safely to Window. Sheriff
Town came up soon after and took
charge of the man and brought him to
Northington on Monday. The thief
was brought before Justice Bennett and
waived examination. In default of
bail, he was sent to Mankato to Jail 10
await the next general term next
spring.
The thief gives the name of John ".
Bickford, and says he has claim in
Dakota. lie is about 81 years old and
appears to be an American: lie claims
to Lave worked for parties in the neigh
borhood of Owatonna. -.
LAND SALES.
| II. l.. Foster has sold his house and
lot Oh Sixth Avenue to Geo. Plumb,
and has purchased an, so of Mr.. Plumb,
i'll Bigelow, on sec. %.
Miner & Parsons report the fol-
lowing land sales since our last:
Ne4 sec: "a, Lorain, to John Nc
Courtney, $500.
Sw4 OF sec. s, Loraiu, to Amos E..
futile, $3.50. -...
FL of ne4 and e4 of set of sec. Is, o.
ney, to Daniel Shell, 5000.
NJ of Sci Of sec. Is, Elk, to Dietrich
kiindworth, $3.50 per acre. g..
Nw3 sec. 10, Hersey, to G.. A. Ryden,
81 per acre.
40 acres on sec. 10, 105-43, to Peter
Landes $3.50 per acre cash.
IIumiston & Pope report the foil low.
ing sales: ''- - ''''' ~'~~'> "'~"' 80"
E4 Of sw4 sec. 2s, Bigelaw, :toC. T.
North 81 acres of sYYS1& ,,St s3 Io11,ip.
to J. w. Simmons, $3.50 ~ z%ls
Set Sec, 8, this toWn.8t 3orem iah
Shea, $3.50 cash. ssza & -
Sw+ of ne4 sec. 8, this town, to same,
$3.50 cash. ( : ~ -
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GRANGE REGISTER,

REGULAR MEETINGS.
W0rthiNgtOn Gran!.e-SecOnd and Fourth Sat-
urdays In elch month, Mt II o'clock.
flerSey-No 3.3 m'"t> the first saturday In
each month at the Jersey Hall. All brothers
ana sisters Of other Oranges are cordially invit
Cd.
Graham Lakes--eecond aud 18th Wednesdays
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MA Ills
ARlilyES
Eastern daily y ia. m.
Southern 50 IA. III.
Western-T.u Verne and Sioux Falls, SIP. III.
Spirit Lake Mondays 6p. III.
Seward, Saturdays, 10 4. III.
DEPARTS
Eastern (dafly) l 80 4. IN.
Southern 49, Il IS a. NJ.
Western-I.u Verne and Sioux Falls 500
Spirit Lake, Tuesdays IA ~.
Seward. SATURDAYS, 81. III.
All mails close at 8 p. III. week days, and y.
III. Sundays
Office hours from I i. III. to l2 III. and from |
to y. ~. Sumlays-from 8, to 8 a. III. and
from Il III. to 1890 p. Ill.
NJ b. SOULE, =. NJ.
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- n1a.:rflis )HoHSE 7A:M1NG.S -;:''' =
Il b HAMMOND, the Horse Tanner, will lie h,
syitaa aS7yLEy' VIZ IS te 90: 1875:
j D3ulkyand kicking Horses chredsaaA The Ia,
Xiso traatant fs ii; ii H "f tie !'orss
Que lcssoa given each day 1t ~ III: 633S--lp,
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E. Hammond is having good sue
cess tanning horses ut Sibley. He will
return and be i'm Worthington on Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday, the 18th,
18th an 10Th of June. 2w.
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INDIAN LIKE

Crops growing splendidly. Wheat
two to three feet high. AL small, grain
gives unusual promise.
Isaac Horton is breaking SO to 60
acres, n. Coyer 50 to 40, and all are
breaking up rs much us possible.
Messrs. Hector and Peterson, who
recently located here from Alla,nakee
county, Iowa, are doing considerable
breaking They have 10 to 50 head Of
stock, and claim the best Durham bull
in the county.
G: Campbe!l's new house is up and
enclosed.
The man who stole G.. Z. Sutton's
horse and buggy stayed Friday night in
Indian Lake. Saturday morning he
called ut Isaac Horizons and pretended
to be buying colts and cattle. Mr..
Horton recognized the horse and. sus-
pectcd tlat the man was thief.
T! g Indiih Luke school, taught Ivy
Miss Sherman, has about Is pupils, and
is doing well.
Those Graham Lake boys who claim
the largest tree in the county are ch:.l-
ltnged to measure trees with Isaac
Horton. He has also a number of ap-
pie trees growing, now full of young
apples. If they wish to compare colts,
lie challenges II comparison on that al.
so, as he claims about the finest colt of
its age in the county, sired by II. ".
Kimball's horse.
Fishing is still good in Indian Lake.
Henry Horton caught about 10 pick
eral the other day in all liour and i,
half.
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY, AT
ADVERTISING RATES.

AL 4oSsAAoAN1 IVA LID. :"
One inch three weeks, 1900, three months, $40
Three inches weeks, 500, - "a 500
Five Inches, j" 600, - 1000
Special rates given for larger advertisements.
Specia! notices, first week 10 cents a line; sub.
Transient advertisements paid in advance.
yearly advertisements to Oc paid quarterly.
Legal advertisements to he paid for before an
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MASONIC.

DEGULAR COMMUNICATIONS OF Fraterni
~ ty Lodge, No. lOl, A. +. & \. NJ. ut MaSOnlc
.NMN. Hall IN W0rtlingtOn OH the
Aa@Gz=%.tX 1st and Sd Mondays in each
sN&INIe4 month.
E1x<0TASX NJ. +. SOUI.E, W. NJ.
\ESanMkXIk s. Ed. CHANDLER, Sec.
XS6ySHIXAE REGULAR CONVOCA-
TiONS Of Living Arch Chap
NS2l$sz%yElAtN ter, No. ~, r.. A.. NJ. ut Ma
w. nv sonic Hall on the 4tl Monday
III each month.
A. C. ROBINSON, NJ. e.. HIP.
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so MUCH FOR so LI1'1'L ~

We will send the %''t $50
s.. Paul Weekly Pioneer Press worth &2 90
The WOrthnyton ADVANCE worth p 90
The New Map Of the Northwest worth / o.
And the Advance Cook. Book worth rs
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AL Tor d 20, invariably in advance.
Parties who prefer it can have the ADVANCE
and the st. Paul Weekly Globe for ). G5, or the
ADVANCE and the Prairie Farmer for - 90, with
the Cook Book.
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GOOD NEWS EOR THE EAR1fEKS.

GOOOI1S1EWY .FUf THE F1RWERS.
NJ Ritney, 81 MMthngtQn, and John r. Ma
tx::SoMbei, q Minl}cais',is, a sman If many
fully prepared to put in drive we3k. aEitl any.
style Of pump, Including the force plhH,-ycry>
useful as "a fire exitnguislier Prices varying
Az work warranted i success or;lh. ply. Great:
PAINS t. ken in securing the DtSt Of material.
Mf .'-hH rt!iiiG N. PfTNEY,
.k,ET73W, II :.1!:su,: :: J. B.. AlAc0MnEIk
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u ;See to i that your child meets with
20 nesleet; VIXEN sick, use for the dis
e:lses of B;(Ryho0l Dr.. Bulls Baby Syr-
1p;-it never disappoints. IS cents.
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ARRIVAL ANDDEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
SIOUX CITY l. ST. PAUL TINE CARD.

SIOUX CITY l. ST. PAUL TIME CARD.
EXPRESS.
Going West.
Leave st. Paul at 2 Is r. IT..
WOrthington, at ll.29 p. III
Arrive at Sioux City, ut 3.15 i. ~.
Going EUst
Leave Sioux City 1T ITO q. nj
WOrtlingtOn, Mt $40 a. M.
Arrive at st. Paul, 1T lao y. III.
ACCOMMODATION.
Is a NJ Leave st. Paal, Arrive so pm
35pm MankatO s. l. Is "
Is M 50 st James, :" 8 As Il m
sop III Arrive WUrtilington. Leave - -
FREIGHT ACCOMMODATIONS
Going East-LcavcS WOrthingtUn ut 300 p. m.
Going WcSt-LcaVcS " i2:l5 p. III.
NORTHEASTERN AND SIOIIX FALLS G r.
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Millinery and Fancy Goods.
MRS. M. j. DENSMORE.

HAS opened IL store for Millinery and Fancy
IL Goods in Methodist Block Oh Tenth Street
WortiiinEton, MINI. Ladies invited ~ call.
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Perfect mucilage bottles. for sale at
the Worthington bookstore,
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

ret. SUMMONS.'
CSATE or M1NNESOTA,)
- COUNTY OF MOBILES. {
DISTRICT COURT,
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
John Andrews, Plaintiff,
VS. Summons.
Ann \. Andrews, Defendant.
The State Of Minnesota to the above named
Defendant
You. Ann \. An lrcws are hereby summoned
and required t., answer the complaint in this
action, which has been filed in the office of
the Clerk Of sail Court in Worthington, III No
bles county, Minnesota. and to serve i copy
OF your answer t. said complaint on the sub
scribers ut their office in the village OF W0r-
thington> in Mobiles County, in the State Of
minnesota, within thirty days after the ser
vice Of this summons upon you, exclusive Of the
day Of such service, and il YOU fail to answer
the said complaint within the time forcsaitl the
Plaintiff in this action will, upon such failure
apply to the Court for the relief demanded in
the said complaint.
Dated Worthington, June I, 4. D. 1917.
CLARK Il SOULE,
plaintiffs Attorneys, Worthington, MINI.
6-40-Jupe CIV
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~2u REAPER AND MOWER FOR SALE -.
III a; good Buckeye Combined Reaper
and ,Mowersfor5s;lle. Will sell ut about
cost for cash.. Apply at iAD-
NANCE Office so; II: - -"
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CHURCH. DIRECTORY.

A. c.. ROBINSON, NJ. f.. HIP:
s. Z. CHANDLER. Sec (3Ot]
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LOCAL.,
.WORTHINGTON. MINI. JlJNE u Is

.WORTHINGTON. MINI. JUNE 10, ISIS :
- -===t=f-7-=
1 J sCLUrHKAuEs.S >..
Tie ADVANCE is furnished 1t II 80 year to
Clubs Of ten or more Clubs often for six months
IS cents Tor each subscriber. ~, 5:r y
coAE ~ AND NA1zN 1s*LE1YE1f:: :, :.
Farm, Farmers itownwishfn 'oN Hte J,t,fr are
Writing materials free
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Jane Tiller, the wife of John Tiller.
the farmer, had sewn her life nearly a.
way, and the beauty rf face which had
made her Il chlrmer. from sewing, was
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