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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-05-23
;: All.qfu,et' on the: Okabena.

j. AmeS Is OH u UP TO lcXaS.
+. J. e. Easton, of the Southern Mime
s0t,, :w;.s in town a few days ago.
Hon. II. l.. Iunyon has our thanks
for late New jersey papers.
The much-neetled rain has come, and
the crops are getting wet.
Reid the several cstray notices in the
advertising columns.
l.. E. Kimball is charging his gro
Gerry.
Court will convene at Worthington
again on Tuesday, June IS.
See ad. of f. Hammond, who goes to
Sib}ey to tame the ferociOuS horse anu
break the adamantine colt.
Our Episcopal friends are moving in
the matter OF securing Ill Episcopal
Church in Worthington.
The depot has been reprinted all a.
round and the enlargement is progress
ing rapidly.
Several members of DR.. Clippenger's
family arrived few days ago from To-
ledo.
Capt. Smiths family left on Thurs
day night last for Milwaukee, their flu
ture residence.
Clidley, the Artist, is here and doing
good work. Come and try him. lie
will remain two weeks longer.
If a quarter section of plastering had
dropped about the time Of that steam
boat explosion 1T the hall it would have
heightened the effect more or less.
Cl,as. Chase is building an addition
to his house with bly, window, 1ix22 ]
story. W. J. ButterGeld is doing the
job.
Messrs:: Dunand Whipple have goneto
Herscy with their teamsand are break
ing prairie for Mr.. Ilendrickson.
A ~ widower had his fortune told
by Madame Valerie and III consequence
bought five tickets to Rip Van Wrinkle.
lie. says it was Il put up job.
A certain cure for Ringworm and all
that class of eruptive diseases has been
found in that wonderful Alternative. DR..
Bulbs Blood Mixture. 1w.
A horse tanner was, in town Tuesday
giving exhibitions Of his skill. lie al
so cured butting rams, kicking COWS,
and scratching hens. Where is the
man who will set up to tame refractory
wives? So
[-COWS.-lO good mix cOVS-fOr sale or
trade for good oxen. Cows with calf
by Young Glengarry, "a thoroughbred
Ayrshire. w. II. HoYT.
+" sThe audience ut the theatre OH Mon
day night must have been waiting for
the clog sdahce I'd come in. The finest
! touches Of nature in Rip Van Wrinkle,
done with q truthfulness worthy of JEFF
ferson, passed without applause.
We are glad to hear that DIR. Mar
sl,all's Lung Syrup gives such general
satisfaction; our druggists say it sells
better than any other preparation for
Coughs, Colds, etc. The price is Csc,
large size 60c:5 Sold by Law. :lw
D. p. Baird was up from Newton,
Iowa, a. few days ago to prove up on
his claim in BLK. We are glad to hear
that MI. B., expects in due time to re-
turn to this county, e T.. : /
Hewitt says he has the best Cook
Stove, the heaviest Cook-Stove and the
cheapest Cook-Stove sold in Mobiles
county,. and that if you don't believe it,
come and see.
! After Laura had killed Col. Selby on
FTuesday night, at~ tile Hall, the Colonel
''materializel" in five minutes after
wards and turned up as pink-headed
Prosecuting Attorney laboring to have
the poor girl hanged. She was acquit-
ted, however, and the irrepressiblc Sci:
lers straddled the Judges stomach and
the two INDUCED in a hug.
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A SCIENTIFIC ENTER AINAfENT
La NrOmispd flo oit inona of IV0rtl

Is promised the citizens of Worth
ingtont on Monday. evening" May q,
by Prof. Rice, the Renowned Mind
Reader. Tho object is to investigate
the claims of-Spisitualists and weigh
the subject honestly, and Justly, with
otlt prejudice or malice! Allwho feel
interested III the wonderful should be
present .as tho Prbf. q NJ41 stny but. ona
night owing TO previous ARRANGEMENTS:
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, EARA. EU2.&ALE

AZ. I Jc.F 8
leo acres Of. land four miles from
Worthington, on main road, twenty
three acres in crop, for sale. will give
5to 10 per cent. more off than the rail
road company is allowing on cash sales.
Apply atADYANGR.O office. 4 g." "a
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When 1t comes to GET
ting up an. interesting
local newspaper the
Worthingto n:Y~Advance
need ask no:odds. Of any
paper'ins Southern Min
neSOta....Martin Go. Sentinel.
Fresh Cow for Sale: IL L. FOSTER.
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: K. so MUCH FOE so LITTLE.
49, We will send the
st. Paul Weeklypiuneer Press worth 81 o.
The W0rthtllgtoti ADVANCE worth 200
The New Map q tie. Northwest worth | w
And the Ady4lice Cook Book worth IS
= Z !: =
4.: Total s. IS
All for 500, invariably in advance.
Parties who prefer it can have the ADVANCE
anll thu ST. Paul Weekly Globe for s,G5, or the
I ApvAScE and tie Prairie Farmer for 50 ", with
the Cook book 80:
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ADJUSTMENTS. Along with the rush
of land seekers and settlers, Worthing-
ton is experiencing a rush Of amuse-
mcnts. Prof. Rice gave two exhibi-
tions at Miller Hall last week in
mind reading, ventriloquism, etc., and
will give another entertainment on
Monday evening next, by special re-
quest, in mind reading and kindred
subjects. The Billy Marble treup gave
three plays this week, Grip Van Win
kle'' 1.-THE Gilded Age" and divorce, !"
to crowded houses, and we only express
the general view when we say that this
is an unusually meritorious troup of
travelling actors and altogether the
best which has ever visited our from
tier town. The Swiss Bell Ringers ex-
pected to perform here but were not H.
ble to procure the hall.
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A meeting of the Worthington Gem.
etary Association will be held at the
Worthington Hotel. on Monday, May
q, at 2 o'clock p. m. a new Board IF
trustees are to Ike elected. Lot owners
will please attend.
by order of tile Board of Trustees.
May q, 1873.
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Mr.. II. s. Finn, with Charles Zim-
norman, is confined to his room by a
very severe inflammation Of the lungs
Pioneer Press. Nav Is.
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~ THE pTyRIJn

Having had Mr.. Hammond, of this
place, employed to train a horse for me
which in some respects was beyond my
control, Lean say that, I, believe him
capahleoE subduing, the most vicious
asld.,inmanae eable>horse and Of doing
it without whip and without abuse.
J, G.. OGLE.
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III. L. VRADENBURG,
Homeopathic Physician
Special attention given to diseases of the EYE
and EAR. Office in Methodist Block, first door
to the right, up stairs, Worthingt0n, MINI.
6-35iy. .
The University Of Mime
sofa.

LITERARY, AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL
; DEPARTMENTS, FULLY ORGANIZED.
Among the FACILITIES OF INSTRUCTION are 4
FACULTY Of II l,eTsOflS-the best and largest L.
BRARY in the State-an Experin,e Mtal FARM and
PLANT HOUSE-a CHEMICAL LABORATORY, equal
to any OF its size in this cOtlntry-a General MU-
scum, lately much cniarEed-a large and excel
lent supply OF ApPAkATUs, Physical. Engineer
ing, &c.
:, The 4aext Year begins September 10, 1873.
Z, Examinations for admission will be held ut
Mankato, June Fl, and ut the University, June
.25th and September nth; YAM
Address correspondence to- tile
PRESIDENT or THE UNIVERSITY,
= i t.t. y Minneapolis, MINI.
&34-ln,, ~
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Arrangements have been completed for send
ing passengers at reduced rates Of fare from
Chicago and other points to Worthingon, Adri.
an, SC.
Tickets for single or round trips may be OBJ
tanned on applicati0ntO ALLEN GIBSON,
+ 6.B-tf Agent, 50 Dearborn ST. Chicago.
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SMALL FARM FOR SALE

Soventy-Five acres, three miles from
w orthington,: on county road, for sale.
Over 20 acres broken. will sell at Is
to 80 per cent: of for cash. Apply at
ADVANCE Officels ! =. l..
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BUSINESS CARDS.
BANKS.
BANK OF ..WoRTHIn6T0N.

KlInU SxrRn, Banker. A. NJ. SMITH, Cashier
INTEREST PAID FOR TINE DEPOSITS.
Agents for sale or Railroad ,Compa.
ny's Town Lots.
Drafts Bought and Sold. Special attention givl
en- to collections.
o'clock, p. M. f227Iy.
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CHANGE OF TI1lE.-A change of time
on the main line of the Sioux City &
st. Paul road went into effect on Mon
day last. The train from st. Paul now
arrives here at. :23 at night, and the
train from Sioux City at $40 in the
morning. This gives us two arrivals
and departures day coming near to-
gether. Two trains leave for St. Paul
in the morning, one at 500 and the
other at $50. Two arrive from St.
Paul in the evening, one at $50 and
the other at 1923. The Freight or Ac-
commodation leaves as heretofore.
This arrangement will spoil connec-
lions for Chicago ut Mankato. The
express will now arrive at Mankato at
0:sO 4. nj. ana the first train east over
the Winona & st. Peter after that
leaves ut 0:35 pm.
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The Mower County Transcript pro-
pounds the conundrum "Who is our
Neighbor?' We know. He's the man
who lives next door.
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CATTLE FOR SALE.

T OFFER for sale my entire HERD Of CATTLE
i Of about 10 heat. consisting Of one 1--WE. Year
old y Durham Bull; Is Cows and Hcifcrs with
calves by side and 10 Yearlh s., all Of Witch will
be sold iii lots to suit purchasers. either or time
with security, or cheap for cash. Would prefer
to sell entire herd to one party. Also an I'M
acres joining CAN be bought il purchaser wishes.
6-36-3W II. ", kIMRALI.
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JOHN BULL AND ENGEAND'S GLORY.
THESE celebrated Bl00dcd Horses arc now in
l. WOrthingtOn and will do service during the
ensuing season. Farmers DESTROYS Of Improving
their stock cali on the undersigned:
6.45-3W A. e. GIeISSELL.
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cLUBBIvG: WITH THE GLoBE.
=, We will sond. the AnyASeE one year sad the
st. Paul Weekly Globe one year to any address
for e s.. Invariably lnattyancc.
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OLNEY'

. mfr. eEvenssjon Mas sold his farm, on
section %. to one Of the Adrian colou-
lists for 81 600. ). i'''''t' ~ Il; -
"S.:D; Times is running two break
ing teams Mr.! T.: has put in all his
farm and also Mr.: Iiyttle's to grain. -, :.
=. Gus Lingren is building a house on:
his farm,o and lis doing considerable
breaking; ;3::.l. ~ = n: y H:;. ,H'F ::
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

,,ACDIrOR-James Walker :,
TRANSFORMATIONS Thompson.
REGISTER OF DEEDS-JOseph Chadwick.
sSUDaBOP PKOnxrE-Afss:: -. Barber.
CLERK OF CoUnr-B. N. Carrier.
i, .$sSRBHIFF-J, A. Town. -:
- SURvEYOl---Allen CLANCY. Daputy-Allen
M Chancy. $3.50
COURT COMNIssIONER-I. ID. Humiston.
COUNTY ATTORNEY-M. b. SOule.
COKONEs-I. Il. Bennett.
COUNTY sUPEnINTENDHA C.. Oglc.
: =, # %t7|2 CoxMissioNERs. +
8 Ey& Observation-Disclosures Gorden, Of Herscy.
Second DiStrict-A. T.. Robinson, Of WOrtling-
ton, Chairman.
THIRD District-RObt Shore. VI Ransom.
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'How do get time to read and do
fancy-work, and yet take an hours
walk every morning, with sucl, Il flmi-
~ as | laye?" said Mrs. Brightly to a
caller. IN tell you. I never get
nervous, it l can help it; and as l can
work my Sewing Machine without tir-
ing my muscles or irritating my nerves,
why can stick close ut it When, with
any other machinc, would have to lie
down and rest. So, you see, really do
up my sewing in half the time you can,
with your l'ard-runniiig machine. and
have lots of leisure time" Upon my
word," answered wan Mrs. Whiting to
her rosy checked hostess, I'M make
William get me a Light Running Do
mestic' right away!" then they oscula-
ted and parted. Nv.
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Meme run it but to love e;
None know it but to praise.
Il tho most desirable and efficient ma
chine made, for these reasons:
1t Is made or the choicest na<ete3"i~
AIS, and BY the best eu0rlcn,e1s<
It Is the simplest in construction,
and most reliable I'm its action.
1t requires almost 40 0tljaest{s0y
and yet does ece''y variety Of work.
1t Is ,sotsezcs*, 1'tspitt, and will 0sst-'
tUen7' any other macllines
II is the easiest 3'te9s1ejssV Of ma
chimes, and S0ves muscle and nerves.
which are more valuable than money.
It has 7seve1' failed to give pert cct'
satisfaction.
Every machine 1Un3'1'n,,teI.'
e. Physicians recommend It for its;
light-runnlng and noiseless qualities.
Send for q copy OF @'uoN to Choose
Sewing Machfne.''
Needles, Attachments and parts for
all machines.
GEO. BLAKE,
,. General Agent, Minneapolis, MINI.
N. Il. HARLOW, Ayent, Worthington,
:. MINI. rs 35-20w.
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MIND Observation-Disclosures appears
an announcement from Prof. Rice that
he will give an entertainment on Mon
day evening next in Mind Reading and
kindred subjects. lie does this by spec
i'll request and proposes to treat the
subject fairly and with view to ;.rriv-
ing at the truth. We bespeak for him
a candid hearing. The great science of
Psychology, the greatest Of I'LL sciences,
is in it's infancy and it is amazing with
what intolerance it is treated even 10y
those who have become free enough to
believe in and encourage a full investi-
CATION and study of physical science.
Psychology is the one paramount sci
ence, of which Mesmerism, Mind Read
ing, Clairvoyance, Spiritism, etc..
are but so many branches. Mesmerism
was as much despised and opposed
when the stady of it began, as Spiritu-
alism isnow. When Spiritualism came
in as a positive, aggressive force, then
the opposers fell back upon Mesmerism
and adapted it to explain the phenom-
ena Of the new phase. Men are one
sided and narrow until fully developed,
and if the world could see that all these
wonderful powers are but phases Of one
great science and give themselves to
the study of it as they do to physical
science, it would advance more i'll twen-
| ty years than it has done in the last
two centuries.
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f. ". Denton, Esq.,, left last week,
for the purpose of experimenting the
breaking up of four hundred acres on
the section belonging to T.. W. and NJ.
G. Denton, of this city, and located H.
bout seven miles west of Worthington.
lie will be gone about two MONTHS
Rochester Post.
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:. Coop Y oKE Y ouNa OXEN FOR SALE
CnEAP:-Enquiie Of n. Heiser, Jersey.
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FROM MURRAY2COUVTY.

7 /" - FROM AURRA Y2COUNTY
Mr. Reed, Of Minneapolis; and B. w.
Woolstencroft, OF Graham Lakes, have
been laying out the new town Of Avo-
ca, on Lime Lake, during the past
week. 49,. -, i. -
The work is now finished and the
building up:of the town will begin at
once. 1885
Bishop ireland claims to have as
surances that there will be a railroad
to Avoca within IS months, either the
Southern Minnesota OF: a branch of
the st. r. & 5. G.
WIN. NJ. Davis, of Bondin, has locat.
ed 20 settlers during the past week in
tile two towns of Bondin and Lime
Lake. Settlers are coming in rapidly.
Crops III Murray are in splendid con-
dition and promise, large harvest.
Farmers all feel hopeful and the gener-
al opinion is that we are out of the
woods. = 49,
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BIGELOV.

- BlGELOW.
Farmers are all busy breaking.
Mrs. J. G. Baldwin is quite sick.
Crops look well around Bigelew.
G. V. Randall and family, brother to
A. Y. Randall, have arrived and will
reside in tile village. iIr. II. is shoe
maker and plasterer.
School opened on Monday last, Miss
Mary Twitchell teacher.
II. e. Morey is managing the Biee-
low herd this year, with some 81 head
of cattle. :'.:.'. =
Mr.. DeBoos, the new postmaster, is
giving general satisfaction.
The change in railroad. time is quite
convenience to Bigelow. We can
now leave for Worthington at 5 a. m.
transact business and get back by noon
train.
r. Jones who left here about two
months ago, returned last Saturday
bringing with him his son-il-l;lw, Jo-
seph IIacket and family. Also I
horses. II. Jones will commence break
ing this week.
II. G. Morey and VIM. Yahn COM
menced breaking this week.
Hubbard & Graves are breaking mp
the prairie. They have a fine flock Of
sheep and have good luck with their
lambs.
Jas. Gown was in town last week on
visit. lie looks well. He is doing a
good business III Adrian in lumber.
John DeBoos had another brother-in-
law come this week, Mr.: Grey.
Il. Reynolds is having 80 acres Of
breaking done OH his place by Samuel
Collects, 81.
john Colvin and brothers are also
breaking. They have 4 Brady Sulky
Breaker. 1t does good work.
LAND SALES
Humiston & Pope have sold an so on
the ne4 of sec. 6, Seward, to j. E. Neff.
of Wis.
Miner g. Parsons report the follow.
ing sales since Our last: -
To VIM. Landes 12O acres on sec. 10.
103-43.
NJ. 3. Soule 10 acres on sec. II, De.
wald.
Peter Lanles ~ acres OH sec. 10-lO3.
43.
C. c Christianson net of net. Lorain,
10 acres, $40 cash., !:
Eli Fenstermaker, 100 acres Oh sec.
8, Bigelow; s. SO per acre.
II. Fullweiler, 12o acres on 9, Bige.
low, $3.50 per acre.
Ne+ sec. II, Indian Lake, to Lens
LanpSeth SO Der acre
Ell Of SEX sec. g.: Seward to Fred,
ButZlii $5.75 per acre.
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TOE7HING7ON lfARKETX.
WHEAT, 500 81
FLOUR - Dbl. : w % 8 90.
BARLEY, 250 SC.
OATS ~ h,lshel, 30@;5c.
CORN, 30@35.
BUTTER. l24c@l5c.
EGGS u doz., l0c.
LUMBER
First Common, *22@.24, per m.
Second Common, $!O@$.z.
Thinkers, *2I@s.S.
Shingles, *3@l 80.
Flooring, *2S@s36.
Siding, *.'@*G.
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..I4GGAt.f.z;:;:
wokTiiiNGToN, MIMI, NAY q: ISIS
,tCHIiRGR DlREi,TORY

90 CHURCH -DIREC7ORE ..uli,.
MEruoDisr EpisUrA1--serviccs every Sab
bath, morning at 1890 sabbath School at 5
P. NJ. Services Sa,oath evening ut I 40 o'ekick
Pray. .E@n.setaag Yharsduy evening Rev. d. Il.
Ogle, Pastor.
4 UN,pXs CoNoKfox f7oSA1~-se .mornitng;
and evening. Stird " School Immediately after
the nior,'i'!g service. PRAYER meeting Thursday
PREsBYTERIAN, CHURcIl.-ServIces morning
and evening: Sabbath School ncdiately after
the morning service. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. II. +. White, Pastor. T. -,
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= CONE IN AND WRITE a LETTER.
Farmers in town wishing to write q letter arc
invited to SAL at the AnyAscE office and do so.
Writing III teriais freS. g.
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ss,.s,
COUNTY NEWS.
Stewards

!: Mr.: 81 Cummings is|ll'a,'fldilngahoase on
asec:80.; ~ ~, $50" '!':'7' -
flair, stylesfhas finished lis house no and
j |laS aSRed into It: lie has already 4S =
acres, Dr0ken..s:,F :slt!;l ~ II avg .iH~ I
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PHYSICIANS.
CRAFT, M. d.,

GEO. o. MOORE,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Graduate OF Ann Arr,r, Michigan. Residence
on 10Th street below the public hall. Oilice ut
tho Colony Drug store, opposite tho WOrtllng
ton Hotel, WorthingtOn, MINI.
WI attend promptly to I'LL Cnlls, day OF
might. [27ly.
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Medical and Surgical Institute.
K1LBOURN CITY, WIS,

VIII be opened for Patients January !. 1878.
Send for Circular.
II. uIESTAND, NJ. d. WM. RUSSELL, NJ. y.
Adiian, MINI. klbOurn City. Wis.
6O-y]
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ADvERT1s1Na RATES.

ADVERTISING RATES. -.
Three inches weeks, $50, 500
Five inches, 600, !" 1000
Special rates given Tor larger advertisements
Special notices, first week 10 cents 4 line; sub.
oelueMt insertions cents 4 line e:lch week.
Transient advertisements paid In advance.
Yearly advertisements to be paid quarterly.
Legal advertisements to he paid for before ALL
dAvit Is given.
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Third Avenue Hotel.

]: W. SIMMONS, Proprietor.
Persons stopping at worthlngton will find it
10 them advantage to stop At this House. Set a
1rsS o{aaS tahle and have a. good beds As any
House in Southwestern Minnesota, and at half
price.
Corner Ninth Street and Third Avenue: Wor:
thtnQton, MINI: 63l-ly
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the hall has been "undedicated' and
will hereafter he public hall merely
and not Il church. The ADVANCE two
years ago took the ground that it was
not right to deprive the village Of the
hall by dedicating it to religious uses or
ly. The hall was built in order to give
us a public hall and no building in the
place has been so generally useful, or
has conduced SD much to the enjoyment
and the public good as this hall. We
are glad to see that our Methodist
brethren have come to take 4 sensible
and practical view OF the matter and
that hereafter we are to have the hall
thrown open to any legitimate amuse-
ment or use. While it may seem in
consistent to open church to travel
ing troups for amusenents, it is not
inconsistent for 4 church society to
worship iii a public hall built for and
devoted to other purposes.
Now let the Methodist Society, which
controls the property, repair the roof
and the ceiling and give us hall that
at least is ordinarily safe. Audiences
now sit i'll momentary expectation that
aquarter. section of plastering will drop
on their heads. We learn from Prof.
Rice that during his exhibition on Sat-
urday night last the rain poured down
upon the stage to such III extent that
his ''moral wax iignres,'' as Artunus
Ward called his, were damaged to the
amount of $50. The lessees would
doubtless have been held responsible
for this, if the Prof. had cared to de-
mand it.
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY. kr

T.. I'LL. PUBLISHED WEEKLY, At
woRTHNGToN. MOBILES COUNTY, MIMI.
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Terms Two Dollars per year, invariably IN adj
v"Mnoe. Az orders will receive prompt attention.
e accompanied by the real name and address OF
s6e writer ~ guaranty Of good faith-liot nec-
esealily for publication
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HERSEY DEPARTMENT

uERsKY TINE TABIR-sI0UI CITY ST. PAUL Il. Il
Going East-2:47 a. m. Going West-ll:l7 a. m.
3:l8 III. l:49 y. III
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GRANGE REGISTER.

REGULAR MgErlNGA |
W0gthlngtOn Grange-SecO,,d and Fourth Sat:
urdAys In Zach month, ut II o'clock. :...
HeFsey-No 33S meets the first Saturday in
each month at the Jersey Hall. Al brothers
and sisters Of other Oranges arc cordially tnvtt-
cd. -
Graham I.akes-sccond and 4th Wednesdays.
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Second Avenue Bakery and
Restaurant.

MISS SUE b. LANGDON, Prop'r:
Bread; Cakes and Pies furnished: Cold ana
warm meals Confectionery, Canned Fruits,
IemOus, Oranges. Tobacco, Cigars et9. - s;,-. ~
W0ff6inrtOn, Mimi: ~ S@'' 63E ~ '.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MA Ills
ARRIVES.
Eastern daily 12lsa. M.
Southern 50a. m.
Western-IM Verne and Sioux Falls, Up. Ms;
Spirit Lake Mondays 6I,. nj.
Seward, Saturdays 10 a. IN.
D8PARTA
Eaateen daily 80 4. m.
western Ly Verne and Sioux Falls, = 500
Spirit Lake, Tuesdays "a ~
80Ward. SATURDAYS. So. =:
All mails close at 8 p. m. week days, and 6 ~
m. Sundays. -.
Once hours from a. m. to l2 m. and from
70 2. m. Sundays-frOm 8 to a, m. and
H. b. 8OULE.;P NJ