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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-08-15
LETTER FROM BR03xLY;v.

~ BROOKLYN, Ny, July 81, 1873. III
EDITOR ADVANCE: Enclosed find
Two dollars to continue my subscription
70 the ADVANCE; also four postage
stamps, for which send Inc one Of your
Mobiles County maps. js> 81, ~.
j have just returned from the country
south '' and west of you, and was delight
ed ut the sight Of the heavy growth,
not alone of grain but also of popuIa-
ton. What i changed Nine years ago
!! found it impossible to get to the Little
sock ut your State line, without great
expense, and having to camp out. Ora
nam Lake and l4uyerme being the only
settlements land they BIZ, one house
each, west Of Jackson. Now | could
60 IN any direction ut all times of dav.
and find hospitable entertainment.ani
ut tritling cost. May you 70 OH AD-
vANC-ing till every acre is brought ull-
der the pltsw.
Will you oblige me through the AD-
VANCE by solving what Is IL mystery to
me, and 1T the same time may I've of ill.,
tertst to some other of your readers.
IL IS this: l was stopping at Mr.. Geo.
Roberts on &-1O1-42, and passed down
10 the State line between, think, secs.
81 and IS. and found the regular Mound.
AT about 100 or $50 rods east of that
mound was another, but it was some 4
or feet in diameter, feet high, had Il
square hole l2x12, and Is inches deep
III the crown, and u ditch Is inches wide
and deep encircling the base.
Truly Yours,
CnAs. +. QU1RK.
Twill not some one who lives in the
vicinity Of this mound write to the AD-
VANCE and solve the mystery.-ED.
sADvAScE.]
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A7E OA&N A Oxt.
If the Window Reporter, the St.
James Journal and the Luverne Herald,
who are discussing the Senatorial ques-
ton with so much profundity, and in
their prophetic wisdom see all manner
of combinations ahead, will Just leave
the Republic out of their specul;ltions
they will do us favor and will not
mislead their readers upon Il question
we are not directly or indirectly con-
cerned. We have not cOnlived, planll-
ed, or in any manner discussed, scllenl-
ed thought, limited or dreamed, or laid
plans with amy man, clique, party or
clan, for the interests OF any man for
Senator or any other officer, either for
last year, this year, next year, or a de-
ca<le or il half century hence when ill
those editors are in Congress-
Republic.
Cottonwood county has no interest
i'll fighting the Southern company, un-
til we see our interests are jeopardized
by its extension, but when Wortlling-
ton announces, through her political
leaders, that the interests of their town
require them to name the Senator and
Representative, We regard 1t as time to
expose their plans and urge other coun-
ties and towns OF the district to meet
their advances with determined Oppo-
sition. 1t matters little who are the
Senator and Representative individu-
ally, but it is OF the utmost Importance
that they go to st. Paul untrammeled
i'll the interest of;.ny locality. Cotton
wood cOnntV at least will demand :,
sent this district in the next legislature.
Window Reporter.
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= COUNTY NEWS.
RA NSOM.

Crops, since the last storm, are look
ing pretty bad, especially small grain
that was not harvested. r. II. Belknap
and brother had about Is acres of wheat
spoiled and twenty acres of oats dam.
aged one half. II nothing happens to
corn we will have il good crop. Owing
to the late rains some of the farmers
can not cut their grain on the low
grounds with llarvesters. :
Some folks do not seem to know that
1t is against the law to shoot prairie
chickens at this time Of theiyear.
We are glad to know that the two
editors have got to pulling together ut
last. JAKE.
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THE CROPS.

General Manager Van Horn of the
the Southern Minnesota, takes 4 dis
heartened view of the crop III the coun-
ties tributary to his road, and thinks
that where last year he carried six mil
lion bushels, he does not expect to car
ny one and 4 half million. Some other
road will do the carrying trade, for Mr..
Van Horn greatly underestimate the
cr0p.-Review.
The Mankato Review reports several
instances in Blue Earth county
where farmers are tlreshing Is, IS, 10,
20 and q bushels of wheat to the acre.
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THE SIOUX FALLSE CURSION
HOW THE 81: PA OIL AND SIOUX CITY
RAILROAD TREATS THE PEOPLE,

In last week s ADVANCE we announce
ed an excursion to Sioux Falls, pro-
posed by Sioux City parties. This put
our people on edge for the trip, and we
were piled with questions all the week
as to tickets, etc. One car ut least,
could have been filled from Worthing-
ton. Yesterday morning we received
the follow ing letter from the manager
of the excursion at Sioux City, which
dashed the hopes of our people, and led
to some dashing DID, of the railroad
company:
Ipresume you think it strange that
l don It answer your letter. but l have
been in correspondence with the r. II.
Company III regard to taking aplrty
from Worthington, but have not met
with amy success. They at first agreed
to take passengers from all stations,
but must charge the same rate as from
Sioux City. have written and argued
with them, but to no good effect, for
they would not reduce the fare ut all,
and to-day they inform me that they
cannot run into Worthington 1T ali !;
only to within four miles west of W0r-
Ellington.
Now, suppose the matter is settled.
| am very sorry the Company has made
such a decision, for it is wrong
They ought to have allowed reduced
rates, as I'LL roads over which have
travelled lave done. Idon't understand
why they have done so, but have done
my best to try and have them accom-
modate you, but there seems to he no
accommodation in them. Can you sur
mise any reason for their doing so i?
They also refuse to give Sibley, Shell
don or LeAlars any reduced rates.
never met their equal before. In the
Super;ntendent's last letter to me lie
says. IF they don't want to pay $500
let them stay 1T home.'' Tie Company
seem to he 50 independent that don t
care whether we go or not. They don It
seem to have amy accommodation about
them. Hope for better success next
time:
Thanking you for favors, &C., 1 re-
main.
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

AUD1roR-James Walker
TREAsUREK-Pcter Thompson.
REGISTER or DEEDS-JnSeph Chadwick.
JUICE or PHORA TER. y. Barber.
CLERK OF COUWT-B. N. Carrier.
SuERlFF-J. A. Town.
SURvEYOM-Allen CLANCY. Deputy-Allel
N. CLANCY.
COURT COMMIss1ONER--II. u. TumistOn.
COUNTY AFrORNEY-M. b. Soule.
COKONER-T4. Is. Bennett.
COUNTY SUPEKINTENDENT-J.C G. Ogle.
COMMISSIONERS.
First Districe-JonatilAn Gor,ten, OF Jersey.
Second District-A. C. Robinson, of WUrthing
ton, Chairman.
Third District-Robt Shore, of Ransom.
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BETTER HARK0W WANTED.

0NA1AA EdAHO" WA"xED.
EDITOR ADvANCE:-In behalf of the
farmers of Southwestern and Western
Minnesota, l would like to call the at
tention of the Secretary of the State
Agricultural Society to the fact that
lie would do the farmers of said locality
a great favor by making some special
effort for having on exhibition at the
State Fair the very best harrow for sod
ground. The thousands of acres that
have been turned over this year ready
for \ crop next spring, almost demand
different harrow than those now in
use. The common harrow takes too
long to pulverize the sod ready to re-
ceive the grain, consequently the far
mer loses much yaluable'time right Ill
time of seeding.
Thinking that there may lie some new
implement on exhibition that will be
adapted to our wants, I am, $751;
Truly Yours, s. E. GooDR1cH,
$500 s'T Hersey, MINI.
Forrm;n Ofnn I'm r,sra nlon oo oO,,v
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Pennington papers please copy.

PRAIRIE llt:l CHICKEN soc1An:-The La
dies of the: Presbyterian Church will
hold Prairie Chicken Social at the
residence Of Dr.. Craft, on tomorrow
friday evening. Acordial invitation
to all. s..s-o co.. 80. .s.>.A
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"A farmer left package at our Office
the other day to lie handed to the junior
editor of the Journal. It was wrapped
in a copy Of the New York Ledger, and
on taking tile package into our hands,
our eyes fell on the following paragraph
which is worth copying:
The most decisive proof of an heroic
heart is when man has his enemy in
his power, and Can revenge himself as
lie pleases; but instead of gratifying Il
passion which common men giyea loose
rein to OH such an occasion, he over
looks his hatred against him, and re-
turns good for evil.
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NJ A SONIC.
CFfF1RCH DIRECTORY.

UNIvEnsA,ssr SEnvrcrs-Evcry SecoM, Sun.
day, 1T Miller Hail, at 1 o'clock p. m. L. LEA
WITT, Pastor.
METHODIST Observation-Disclosures every Sab:
bath. morning at ,O:3O. ablklth School ut :;
r. n. Services Sa,oath evening ut $3.50 O'Clock
Fray : meeting Thursday evening Rev. }. e.
Ogle, Pastur.
UNION OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES morning
and evening. Slnd ~ School Immediately after
evening. Kev. H. r. Tuttle, pastor.
PREsnYrEsuAN CHuRrH-Serviccs morning
and evening. Sabbath School Immediately after
the morning service. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. Nev. II. +. White, Pastor.
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AR RTVl1,N

T. II. Rushmore, brother of S. NJ.
Rushmore, and Geo. I. Seney, Jr., son
of Mr.. Seney, of New York, have ar
rived and are spending u vacation
among us. Mr. .Rushmere will prob
ably remain.
Thomas Albiston, of Lodi, Wis, is
visiting his brother-in-law, II. Firth, in
this county. ilr. A. is pleased with
the country, especially about Adrian.
J. II. Easton, President of the First
National Bank, DEBORAH, Iowa, and r.
G. Burdick. same place, have arrived
and IRE looking for lands in this vicin-
ity.
II. Rushmore, cousin to Mr.. Rush.
more, of Kushmore Station, Clint Wis
ner and JAS. Colson, manager Of the
Evergreen Kennel, j.. l., all of Brook
Ign, have arrived and will spend few
weeks recreating among our prairie
chickens. They bring with them some
fine dogs, St. Laurent and Ned the II.
St. Laurent took the first prize at the
New York Bench Show. Both are fl.
nous dogs in New York, and they will
probably be entered for exhibition at
the State Fair.
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Omcia1 Paper Of the Coun-
ty.

CLUBBING WITH THE GLOBE
We will send the ADVANCE one year aud the
St. Paul Weekly Globe one year to any address
for e 81, Invariably In advance.
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DIR. Bedford will be in Wortllington,
at the Wortllington Hotel, August 10,
20, q and %, prepared to do all kinds
of Dental work. Wv.
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Morphia, Opium and remedies of
their class only stupefy and seldom
cure: For diseases Of infancy, use DR..
I5nll's baby Syrup,-which is safe and
sure Ill It's effects. Price &c. 1W
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LEcTURE.-Our young friend Wal
lace Ashworth, of Elk, left few days
ago on Il lecture tour, opening at Shell
don Iowa. The title of his lecture is
bulls and 3lunders, or Queer People, :"
and we bespeak for him a hearing wller.
ever he goes, for we have had portions
of the lecture submitted to us and can
assure the public that it abounds in
happy hits 1T all kinds of people. We
hope Mr.. A. will deliver his lecture in
Worthington on his return.
THE MAILS AGA1N.-There is no inn
provement yet in the mails. A letter
mailed by our Wetside correspondent,
OH the branch road, on the 5th did not
reach us until the 9th, one day after we
had gone to press. The bundle of maps
sent to Westside over three weeks ago
had not reached there on the 5th. Our
correspondence on both the main and
branch lines frequently fails to reach
us in tine for Insertion in the paper.
AS the man at the depot said when
Ills carpet-bag disappeared, Its blamed
seldom where that thing went to-" It
seems very ''seldom'' where the maps
went to, and that letters mailed at STA
tions in this county should be three or
four days reaching US. =, AK
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The Pioneer Press says that Mr.. Girls
sell, of Wortllihgton, will display at the
State Fair, in St. Paul, two full-blood-
ell English draft stations which lie i'm
ported. Ore Of them is named Eng
lands Glory" He is three-year-old
and weighs 1850 pounds. The other is
named "Jolln Bull.' lie is Il four-year
old, beautiful black, and weighs 100
pounds. Mr.. Grissell will also enter at
the bench show All English bred re-
triever that is said to 4 very fine animal
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Have you cold and cough: Avoid al furry
and to a first class druggist hurry, ask for ELL
erts Extract OF Tar AMI Will Cherry, one bottle
buy, your cure is sure-dont worry.
A good Investment, better than loan;ng money
at one per cert a minute, is to keep your liver,
stomach and bawels in Il healthy condition by
the use OF Eilert's Daylight Liver Pills. They
will restore you to health, impart new vigOr to
your mind. tone ur your system and give renew:
cd pleasure to the Joys of life. No medicine will
as effectually free tile liver from excess Of bile
rs these Pills, thus preventing Ague and Bilious
Fcvers. Sold by all Druggists.
Why should a loving mother wait for the COM
ing Of the doctor to prescribe remedy for that
fearful ChOlera-infantunl, Group, Cramps or
Collie with which her precious child Is suffering,
when she can administer DIR. Wincaell's Teeth
ing Syrup and 1T once give tire child reifef. One
trial Of this charming syrup will make you ever
trsd and rstr"n s the
prevents all pain and discomfort arising from
BY all druggists at only 25cts. a bottle.
The chillrens hest friend is D.: Jaques, Ger
man " Orm Cakes, pleasant t. the taste, harm
less to the child, and sure death and expulsion OF
the worms. Sold by all Druggists.
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Total,
Tie frame of J. II. Johnson's dwell.
ing house on Ninth Street ia up.

+. Hammond, the IIorseman, will be
in Adrian, Saturday, Aug. II. 1w
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so MUCH FOR so LITTLE.

so MUCH FOR so LITTLE
We will send tho
St Paul Weekly Piuncer. Press worth q 90
The WOrthiugtun ADVANCE worth 200
The New Map Of the Northwest worth o.
And the Advance Cook Book worth Is
Total, Is IS
All for /; 20. invariably in advance.
Parties who prefer it Can have the ADVANCE
and the st. Pau, Weekly Globe for !! IS, or the
ADVANCE and the Prairie Farmer for Is 90, with
the Cook Book.
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1rT-h business you can engage IN,
S1to 80 per day made by any
nTu1 worker at either sex right
- ~A u in their own lOcalitfex Par.
ticulars and samples worth d free. Improve
your spare time ut this business. Address Stin.
son & Co., Portland, Maine f6{Oiy
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VESTSIDE.


Our crop Of wheat has fallen far short
Of what we anticipated, and it is of
very poor quality for this county. The
yield will not I've over 10 or II bushels to
the acre, and very poor quality at that.
So you Can see where the farmer is COM
ing out. 1t will cost ten cents per
bushel to put grain up loose. The price
will be say so to 60 cents. When wheat
is worth 81 in New York the farmer
gets about soc in this county, us it costs
soc to get to the New York market,
and after navigation closes it will he
75c., us the railroad king is getting the
control Of the thoroughtareS from Chi
cago to New York. His great object is
to make the farmer pay all he has above
his living. Wheat is being shipped
from Chicago to New York by lake and
canal for and s cents, a distance Of
800 miles, but wait till after naviga-
ton closes. No farmer ought to sell a
bushel of wheat in this county after the
18th day OF November. Ii the farmers
will adopt that as rule, they would
get 4 fair price in the spring and get the
advantage of cheap transportation be-
sides. II. S.
August -, 1873.
So much rain last week that little
work was done III the harvest field
There is Il large amount of grain still
uncut, while much lays on tile ground
loose and but little has been stacked us
yet.
Last Monday the grasslloppers were
drifting from the north to the south,
and quite 4 good MANY dropped down
and are still with US, but it don't alarm
the people. 1t is just the right time for
them to deposit their eggs.
If you have any sportsmen in Worth
ington, send them out to this place and
hunt down the wolves. They are max
ing great havoc among poultry. l
have lost 36 turkeys and about SO fowls
in the last four weeks. l caught one
chasing i'll the door-yard after sunrise.
My neighbors are all complaining of the
loss Of their poultry. Board free at my
house, such Us have got, and plenty
| of prairie chickens.
II. SIMMONS.
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The following from the Worcester
Gazette touched us on the raw last sun
day: 80
And now cometh the hot weather,
the ice water and the cholera .norbus.
these three, bnt the greatest Of these is
cholera mOrbus. IT,.
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Uncle SAINTS Nerve and Bone Iiniment Is for
man and beast and IL a balm for every wound.
Sold by all Druggists.
To restore and keep soft and pliab!c your har-
ness, apply Uncle Sans Harness Oil, Sold by
all harness makers.
Candid thoughts are always valuable; 80 is
Uncle SANS Condition Powder for all animals.
Sold by all Druggists.
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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 aud do so.
Writing materials free.
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FOR SALE.
FORCASH OR ON TIME. Eight good work
Horses. weight from 1000 to 800. Also two
yoke OF work oxen. F. j. PORTER,
G-l6-!w. Grand Prairie.
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After to-day everybody is at liberty
to shoot prairie chickens under that
name. Until to-day chickens passed
under the name of snipe, black birds,
curlew, etc. 1t is contrary to law to
shoot prairie chickens before the 18th
Of August unless you give them another
name.
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SHEEP ON SHARES.

All persons desiring to take sheep on
shares, or to purchase, will please no.
tify me as soon rs possible in writing,
stating the number wanted.
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GRANGE Il EGISTER.

REGULAR MEETINGS.
W0rthington Grange-SecOnd and Fourth Sat
urdays In each month, at II o'clock.
IIersey-N" 32s meets the first Saturday in
each month ut the Hersey Hall. Al, hr"thcrs
and sisters Of other Oranges are cordially invit-
Cd.
Graham Iakes-cecond and 4th Wednesdays
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Mrs. E. Clark, of Worthington, has
been spending u few days in town.
Window Reporter.
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LOCAL..
woRTH1NGroN. MINI. AUGUST Is 1878,
CLUB RATES.

The ADVANCE Is furnished at d 50 = year "a
Clubs OF ten OF more. Clubs often for six months
Is cents for each subscriber.
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Ben amfn Disraeli, Earl OF Beaconsaeld, has
passed d. 'h BE- allotted three score years and ten.
cel'ent health is Ia. gely due to the regular use
OF red nanel night-shfrts, which his late devoted
vile made TP On = .l!omestic'' Underbraider
mounts the neck .bond, and the royal arms and
an earle c0rOnet In white braid appear between
the shoulders. elegantly put on by the "Domes-
night the noble earl's appearance is sail to DO
truly imposing.
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Mr.. Stoughton, of the Rock County
Herald, passed through town Il few
days ago, OF his way to Wisconsin,
lie is out for i holiday and VIC hope he
may enjoy it.
The blood is the real fountain of
health and life; keep this life-giving flu
ID pure 10y the use of DR.. Bulbs Blood
Mixture and you will enjoy life. lw.
Monday next another change of time
will he made OH the main line of tile
Sioux Oity road. The express train 60
ing east will lie put back so rs to leave
Worthington about o'clock in the
morning.
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N'ORTHING7ON MARKETS.
WHEAT. S5@l 90
FLOUR II Dbl. S W Gp 8 90.
BARLEY, 25@ SC.
OATS y buSllel, :Q035c.
CORN, 35@3.
BUTTER. 6c@ Sc.
EGGS p doz., loo.
LUMBER
First Common, $22@*'4, per III
Second Common, *-O@t.3.
Timbers, $24@*.S.
Shingles, 1904 50.
Flooring, :2S@iG6.
Siding, 42'@kE.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Among lie objects rescued from the
fire WAS Il stereoscope of large size. 1t
still lies OIL the lot and from our Office
we cln look through it and catch stere-
OscOpic nlimrses of the lake.
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T: H. Parsons, of Worthington, was
in town Thursday and made one of
those substantial and welcome calls at
the Republic office. The firm of Miner
& Parsons, whose card will be found in
another column, does All extensive real
estate and loaning business, and it
reaches out largely into Jackson county.
jackson Republic.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

One inch three weeks, 500, three months, 400
Three inches weeks. 500 500
Five inches, Is 600, 1900
Special rates given for larger advertisements
Special notices, nrst week 10 cents line; sub
Transient advertisements paid tn advance.
Yearly advertisements to be paid quarterly.
Legal advertisements TO be paid for before all
davit Is given.
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n young fox has been playing about
the park for several days. Look a lit
tie out" for your young chickens.
The long, dry this is ''ironikal'')
Summer was relieved by u shower yes
terlay.
Miner & Parsons have sold the net of
sec. II, Summit Lake, to Leander King,
for 800 cash.
Mr.. Godell, from Michigan, has &C
cepted the position of Clerk ut the Wor-
Ellington postotiice.
Soule has let the contract to build 4
residence on the lot adjoining his post
office. This looks like business.
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Everybody is singing ''Shoo Fly'' to
u large and unappreciative audience.
Hon. NJ. IL. Dunnell will speak at
Luverne on the 10th of September.
That little fairy, Mamie uumiston,
keeps us in good humor by frequent bo-
qucts to adorn our editorial table.
NJ. B. Odell, the Jeweler, las moved
his shop to his residence on Ninth st.,
opposite the Third Avenue House.
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The Window Reporter, in speaking
of the fire says:
The W0rthingtOn Journal occupied
one of the rooms under the hall, and was
burned, but had an insurance Of 800
in the Hartford. we believe. This will
enable the proprietors to start again,
but if we were in their places we would
start a paper next time in a place where
there is Il better chance for two papers
than ut Worthington.
If the boys will take the Reporters
advice, we will pull with them as lusti-
ly as We did with Guelle on that rope.
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Cole, the Hardware man, has q few
Of those Economist Oil Stoves, also the
Heating attachment, for heating small
rooms. Better 60 and see it, as it is
the finest thing out.