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Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-24

Mr J. Irwin, residing at McMil- len, had Il valuable mare stolen from his corral last week He suspected man by the name of Bill Smith, who had formerly been oae of John 5. chisum's COW boys in New Mexi- co, as the chief Mr. |. along wish | partner, followed him to San Car los and thence to Camp Thomas, at both of which places smith vas found to be more than day ahead of his pursurers. Irvn's horse gave out al Camp Thomas, but hls partner fol- lowed the thief toward New Mexico, with bat little prospect however of oYertaking hlm-
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-24

4 company has purchased a small mill, with a view of erecting t at Fonto Basin. w. E Raymond, it is said, will be in charge.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-24

Work in the above lines done in first class style at reasonable prices.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-24
New Advertisements- A
Fl. SHOAP, " CON M K FER AND BLACKSMITH.

Main Street, t,.............. Globe, Arizona.
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PERSONALS.

jimmy IIumiston has gone to St.
Paul to take the position Of clerk in
overs Brothers large Dry Goods es-
tablishmene.
Mr.. Graves, of Chicago, has been Wis
iting relatives in this:vicinity. Mr.. &.
thinks Of putting some capital into
sheep.
Miss Rice, Principal of the WORTH
ington Schools for the next term, is Wis.,
iting ut Luverne and Sioux Falls.
4. L. Sellers formerly connected with
our schools, is up at PlpestOne City
where he expects to locate.
We learn that Miss Hannah Terry
and Miss Nellie Montgomery, of Ma
sonville, Delaware county, N. Y, are
to be engaged as Miss ltice's assistants
in the Worthington Schools during the
next term. Miss Terry has had IL
years. experience and is said to he an
accomplished teacher. Miss NJ. has
had two years. experience.
Mr.. Hart, editor of the Pipestone
City Star, was in town on Monday last
on his way to Iowa to bring on his fam
lily. lie reports Pipestone growing.
MFR. Seney, of the firm Of Rushmore
& Seney, Rusl,mOre. was in town Tues
day evening on his way to st. Paul.
Mrs. Moore, mother of DR.. Moore,
leaves to-day to visit her daughter in
Milwaukee.
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BIGELOW.

5. johnson and family will move to
Spirit Lake soon. Mr.. johnson has the
mail contract from that place to Sibley.
Mrs. B0rland'S sister and her son
arrived here lust week on Il visit. They
are from Michigan.
Corn and oats look fair in this vicin-
ity.
NJ. E. Church will hold their regular
quarterly meeting ut the residence of
y. Ferrin in town of Ransom. Elder
Martin will preside. Services to COM
mence ut 10 O'Clock Il. IN.
Rev. Judgeson will preach in school
house next Sunday ut 8 O'Clock p. m.
:. 4. Y. Rand;ll's house WIS struck by
lightning last week. Knocked one half
OF siding off Of one end. The house WAS
unoccupied the week before. JONES.
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JOHN NEFF.

The following spirit communication
appeared in the message department of
the Banner Of Light Of May 81. On ill.,
quiry, we find that John Neff, q second
cousin to d. b. Netf, assistant in the
ADVANCE Office, died last winter III
Bushnell, Illinois. He was Treasurer
of Marlborough county instead of Ma
comb, a mistake which might easily &C.
cur in preparing the message for the
press, since Mr.. Ncff married his wife
at the town of Macomb:
was Treasurer Of the county of Ma
comb, LII. scarce know why, unless
it be to demonstrate Il life beyond the
grave, stand in the midst of strangers.
1t is 4 wonderful completeness of law
for the spirit to illuminate the brain
and give forth speech through the Or
gans of another. Bigotry and supeIsti-
ton ofttimes hold one from investiga-
ting anything that is new or beyond
that Which is given in biblical tradition;
but when one passes beyond the cOntin-
es Of the material world, he then be-
| comes All explorer and i seeker after
treasures that are hidden. He then
| stands not in awe of public opinion, for
neither house, nor land, nor coin, nor
position is in his way. He can seek
over the whole territory Of the new.
found land, and he can speak of it with.
out fear and without trembling. This
is now my position. l delight in the
marvellous. in things that are strange.
feel now that have power to investi.
gate, and from investigation gain know.
edge; that knowledge which earth new.
er could have given.
am not disappointed in the spirit.
world, nor am l deaf to the calls OF
others. / hear the lamentations of
those whom have left behind, but it
availeth little, for cannot come again
in the flesh, though | can come i'll the
spirit, if they will only open their minds
hearts and understandings.
Ny name WAS John Neff, and this il
the first time have ever communicat
ed since departing to the world Of life.
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STORM At PIPESTONE.
Horses Killed-Eureka Hotel Struck IN
Lightning.

Horses Killed-Eureka Hotel Struck IN
lightning.
A telegram from Luverne yesterday
afternoon says:
Pipestone City Was visited last night
by fearful storm which, according to
the oldest inhabitant, was the worst
for years. -Four horses out of five, be-
longing to Mr.. Bailey, were killed by
lightning, while hitcl.ed to wagons near
Benefits Drug Store. The Eureka
Hotel was struck and the inmates
severely shocked. The hotel was set on
fire, but the rain which fell in torrents
quickly extinguislled the flames with
out much damage. The course of the
storm WAS southeast and extended a.
cross Pipestone and MOBILES counties
accompanied by some hail.
The crops in this vicinity are looking
much better than expected and think
we will get about three-fourths Of a
crop,
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State Normal School.
Mankato, Mimi.
Entrance examination, Aug. 20 and q,
REGULATIONS commence, - ~.


This institution, established in 1873, has had Il
stc;'dy and healthfui growth, but has suffered
much from the want Of apparatus necessary to
give thorough and practical inst ructlOn in fiatur
al science. BY the liberality of the last legisIa
ture that want has been supplied, and We enter
upon our twelfth yoar more thoroughly Organi-
Zed and equipped tha:l ever heretofore. Stu
dents contemplating attendance next term III
be pleased to know that the building has been
greatly improved ami bcautiicd, and such
changes in its internal arrangement IS expert.
cncc h:.$shUwn to he necessary, III ,dc. LII I'd
dition to this we arc now equipped with"
l. A First Glass set Of Physical Apparatus.
2. A Chemical Laboratory with new Arl>arat
tis and Supplies.
s. A Complete Professional Library.
1. 4 Museum Consisting OF the Birds of Min
nesOtl ttlearly cOmpletel Minerals, Fossils, etc.
Two new names appear in the faculty-Miss
Anna NJ. CutcheOn, long connected with the
Normal School at Ypsilanti, Michigan and Miss
A. II. Ketoh,,m. primary teacher from the pub.
lie schools of Cleveland, Ohio
Every instructor has had long experience in
teaching, and tho facilities We ROW offer to the
young people Of Southwestern Minnesota for
thorough normal instruction are, we believe
SECOND to none in the country. We have issued
catalogue for 1873 9, giving full information to
those contemplating attendance, and will send
! it gr;stuitously to any one applying for It. AL
dress y. G.. JOHN.
81 Mlnkato. MINI,
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, MARRIED.:

ANEs-GRlNr-On July ), at tho CONGREGATION.
ri Church lm W0rthingtOn. BY Rev. G. W. Han.
na, Mr.. GEO. r. AXEs and Miss ELLA NJ.
GRANT. a.:
After rousing reception at the residence Of
Mr.. Ames, the happy pair left on Friday MORN
Ing for Valley Springs which is to he their home
for the present. A host Of friends toss the pro-
verbal shoe after them.
MISREPRESENTATION July 8. at the residence
Hanna, Mr. SlLAs W. I.AYrHE and Miss Ella
SHAKTOUT.
LARsoN-.CARLsON-At the residence Of the
groom In Indian Lake township. this county,
June - 1879, by Rev: Frank Peterson. Mr.
both of this cOunfy
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RUSHMORE.

/ The 4th of July passed off very pleas
| lntly 1T KushmOre. There were about
400 persons present. Mr.. b. Fl. Wetzel
was tile champion of the day i'll the va
rious races. taking three prizes. viz: a
Castor, Sack Races fancy Coffee Mill,
Walking Match; and i 'Steamboat, y
in the Wheelbarr0W Race.
VIM. Anthes' Gelding King, took the
first prize in the horse race.
Andrew Cole won Il fine watch in a
foot race. Besides these there were va
rious other races and last but not least
IN OK race by the masters Olson. This
was 4 fine race and was the occasion of
not i little merriment.
Towards the close of the p. m. gro
tesque company from Little Rock paid
us i visit. Our worthy orator of the
day, W. a. Turner, made them an adj
dress of welcome, which so infatuated
them that they concluded to spend the
remainder of the day with us. The ex-
ercises of the day closed with = fine dis
play of fire works. Everybody was
well please d, many saying it was the
plcasantcst 4th they ever spent.
Messrs. Horace Thompson and E. F..
Warner paid us visit on Saturday.
Mr.. Jonas Bedford is building an adj
dition to his dwelling house. BETA.
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FAMILY DROWN ED.

A telegram from Sioux Falls says that
on the 7tl,, while E. X. Lee, Of that
place, together with his wife and babe
and a man by the name Of Thompson
and his wife, from the vicinity of Red
Wing, Mimi, and Il young girl, were
attempting to cross Split Rock creek,
about 8 miles east of Sioux Falls, in a
covered wagon, the wagon tipped over
and all were drowned, including the
team, except Mr.. Lee and the girl, who
with much difficulty, managed to gel
ashore.
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COUNTY News.
SEY1RD ID.

4, AS the hoppers gain in age and size
tuey also gain i'll courage. Some of the
wheat fields have been stripped lily them.
it IS feared that the wheat crop will
nave to s'lccumb to their greedy appe-
lite and violent teeth. Oats and flax
are Us yet uninjured by them.
A severe wind storm last Monday
broke down considerable corn. Some
pieces Of corn are beginning to t:,ssel
Haylng has commenced in this town
4 Schultz has the boss piece of flax.
u: r. Johnson commenced digging his
EARLY Ohi0' potatoes the 22%l of June.
Il.
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Cl1QpN.

What will, the storms, the mrrky
weather and the grasshoppers, the out
look for the wheat crop is decidedly
bad. Many farmers in this vicinity
say the wheat crop is gone past recov-
ely. Oats, corn, fax, and other crops,
however, are unusually fine and prom
Using. If the ''cussed," wicked, real
mean," consumed, "ornery" grasshop-
pers would leave, we should have /.
booming crop of about everything save
wheat
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THE GIFT DISTRIBUTION.

Nude July 5th-1he Communicable
Lucky Ones-Namts Of those Having
al Interest.
On Saturday last, July 5tll, the Gifts
so long promised to our subscribers
were distributed. AS agreed, We turn
ed the gifts over 10 the following Com
mittee:
COMMITTEE.
Commissioner F. Bloom, OF Seward;
Is. +. johnson, Seward; NJ. A. Doane,
Elk; J. II. Maxwell, Dewald, and Reg
lister of Deeds Chadwick, Of Worthing-
ton.
These are gentlemen we'll known in
the county, and men in whom the ell
tire community have confidence. BY
AL ingenious device of numbering the
names and the articles to be distribut-
ed, so that all entitled to an interest
should have an equal chance, they made
tile distribution, and as luck would
have it, not one Of the Committee re-
ceived 4 gift other than the inevitable
Cook Book which boils and bubbles for
all who pay in advance.
THE GIFTS.
The following persons were the for
tunate ones who received the principal
gifts:
G.. p. Randall, Webster's Unabridged
Dictionary.
G. Wilkinson, Wilson Sewing Ma
chine.
G. e. Whitney, Sewing Machine. i.
Hugh Mitchell, Sewing Machine.
+. L: Wemple,' Parlor Clock. i
J. NJ. Lytle, Minnesota Atlas.
The following named persons received
copies of DR.. Chase's Recipe Book:
J. S. Mclanus, Mrs. Clippenger,
Il. &. Swanson, Vim. G. Porter,
Elihu Smith, Geo. Clark,
Thos. Johnson, &. Il. Pope,
Il. l.. Erskine, J.. &. Long,
Martin Whitney. Mrs. Husselton.
All the remaining persons on the list
received ADVANCE Cook-Books.
LIST OF THOSE HAVING AN INTEREST.
Below is i list of names of those who
paid up and received and interest in the
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-07-10
PICTURES MADE TO ORDER.

MOOD Pictures can be obtained for q short
u time 1T the following rates:
PHOTOGRAPHS ESQ per Dozen. Large
Fcrrotypes made and framed inSxl0inch frames
d so EACH Smaller sizes cheap In proportion.
Gems d so per Dozen.
BABIES ut the old Prices.
Bring in Your old Pictures and Set tilem renew
ed. An carly call is invited ~ I expect to close
ont soon. W.K. CHlDfEY,
~ Worthington, Mimi.
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PATIENTS RECEfVED.

The U. s. Land Office has received
Patents on the Duplicate Receipts bear
ing the following numbers, viz:
3052, 1895, 1853, 4497, 4715, 477O, 4782,
47S3, 4Sl9, 1882, 1923, 1921, 1928, 4937,
1888, 1889, 1855, 4971, 1913, 1919, 5O05,
5OO8, 5037, 5O46, 5O78, SOTO, $3.50.
They did not receive any Patents on
land that was decided since the fist of
May 1873.
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CORD BINDER.

II. G. Shepard & Co., Of this place,
are now Offering for sale u complete
line of first class Farm Machinery in
Guiding .Thresling Machines, Steam
Engines, Wagons, Cultivators, Flows,
etc.
Also 4 full stock of Lumber, Building
Material, Wood, Coal, ETC.. etc.
But they are calling special attention
tn their Edward or St. Paul 1Iarvesters
| with CORD BINDER now on exhibition
ut their corner. The company are with
drawing all of their Wire Binders sold
last year and replacing them with these
Cord Binders free Of cost. 1t seems to
he Il certain, sure thing that cord will
take the place of wire in the future, as
Ivy the late action of the Miller's Asso.
citation, of Minnesota, 4 reduction of
twenty cents Il busl,el on wire bound
wheat is threatened. 43-2w.
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RAILROAD ITEMS.

The Minneapolis Tribune says that rs
result of the negotiations pending be-
tween the business men of that city and
the St. Paul and Sioux City road, trains
on that road arc to be run via Minneap-
oils to st. Paul.
Graders OH tho Southern Minnesota
have reached Pipestone and the survey
ors Of the Minnesota and Black Hills
are in the same vicinity.
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ADRIAN LUMBER YARD.

l Iave purchased Porter & Sma1l's
interest il, and to their lumEer yard,
hook accounts, etc. Parties knowing
themselves indebted to the above firm
are requested to call and settle or ac-
knowledge their accounts ut an early
day. shall continue tie business, and
expect by fair dealing to retain the old
custom and secure 4 share of the new.
+. J. PORTER. Adrian, MINI.
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IL 1879.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice Of his intention tn
cure final entry thercofat the expiration Of thr-
ty days from the date Of this notice. viz:
john Kelly, Homestead Application No lN,9i2
for the swA sec. l04-43 and names the follow.
ing as his witnesses, viz:
C. S. Howard and N. II. Cook, Of Adrian
MINI.
al Mons GR1NAGER, Register
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O@cial Paper Of the Coun.
ty.
70 FOREIGN SUBSCHl8E,HX

70 FOREIGN SURSCRIREltX
Subscribers to the ADVANCE living
outside Of Mobiles county will please
remember that when we notify them
of the expiration of their subscription
and they do not respond, we take it for
granted that they do not want the
paper longer, and our rule is to strike
their names off.
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Peevish children have worms. DIR. Jaquc's
German Worm Cakes will destroy the worms
and make the children happy.
For every ache, pain and bruiSe on man or
beast Uncle Sans Nerve and Bone Linimnent Is
the Balm. Sold by all Druggists.
For a pamphlet on Electric Treatment Of
chronic diseases with Electricity, which will be
| sent free, address the McIntosh Electric Belt
| and Battery Co.. 1872 4 l4 jackson st.. Chicago
Uncle Sans Harness Oil put on your harness,
will make the leather look new, and keep It soft
and plable. Give it trial.
Thousands OF dollars are saved every year BY
progressive farmers who use Uncle Sans Con-
| dition Powder in feeding their stock. 1t re-
stores the sick, adds to the usefulness increases
the beauty, and promotes the growth. Sold by
all druggists.
Mother when your dear baby suffers in teeth
Ing, use Dr. Winchelis Tccthlng Syrup, it so0thes
the pain, regulates the bowels quickly cures COL
its effects. that if you use it once YOU viii use it
always. Sold BY all druggists ut only 25c bottle.
When you are oppressed with Respondent
thoughts don't worry your associates with
gloomy grumh!i"gs, but use Et!erts Daylight
Liver Pills. They stimulate the liver into
healthy action, time the stomach and bring hap
piness. Sold by druggists.
II the fool is known by his folly, what is he
! who trihes with 4 cold? A cough Is natures
warning Of peril, prophetic Of disease, cons,,mp
ton and death, yet how many neglect to practi
cally recognize this plain truth till their health
| is impaired and strength wasted. Have you 4
| cold Etlcrts Extract Ut Tar aud Wild Cherry is
Invaluable as Il safe and reliable remedy f"I
coughs, coils. group, catarr|l and c''nSumrtio
and il you are wise you " i'll 1T once try it. Sold
and warranted by druggists.
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a pleasant and cheerful room is es-
sential to the health of the baby, and
the usual pains and ills of the young
ones soon vanish after the use Of DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup. Price q, cents.
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DR.. Marsl,all's Arabian Oil is the best
medicine for family to keep in the
house. 1t is \ genuine pain killer, nsed
internally and externally. Sold by
Miller s. Smith.
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The hoppers were leaving yesterday.
Several Of them dropped into our Office
20 say goodbye before going.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE 10 RRTDGE R:TyT1Drps

NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDER&
NOTICE Is hereby given that sealed proposals
~ Tor building bridge across the north branch
VI Jack Creek. between Sections and 3 town of
Seward. will be received ut this once up to aud
including the 18th day OF July, 1879 Tfans and
sPeclncattOns Tor the same may be seen at tho
County Auditors office. Wv '''~
BY Order VI County Commissioners
S5'ZW j. WALKER. Auditor
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NOTICE U Land Office, Worthington,
~ MINI, June q, 1874
Complaint having been entered at this office BY
A. W: Waters against James W Trllsdell f0r
abandoning = Entry No. IS 49, dated
town lOl. range ~, in Mobiles county, MINI with
avicw to the cancellation of said entry the said
parties are hereby summoned to appear ut this
Office on the 18th day Of july, 1879, 1T o'clock
ing said alleged abandonment
MONS. GRINAGER, Register
4S1 j PMOULTON Receiver
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T AND Office at Wortlington. MIMI, June II,
lLlS79.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention to
make final proof I" support OF his claim aud SC
cure final entry thereof 1T the expiration OF thr-
ty days from the date of thus notice, viz:
Jonathan ID. Roberts, Homestead AM LEGATION
No. $50 for the nwA ser. 26.1Ol-l2, and names
the following rs Ills witnesses, viz:
c. IL. Morrison ana Edward Z. Field, Of Little
Rock, Mimi.
42l MONS GRIXAGER REGISTER
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CONS 70 HERD,

The undersigned is prepared to herd
colts ut the low price of Sl.D for the
season, or 20 cents Il week.
1t. =. e. SWANSON, Sec ~, Digelow.
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MASONIC.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

MErnomsr Observation-Disclosures every Sab.
hath morning ut 10 ~; rv.ning service ut =
Sunday SclI.n,l ut Y. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. &. II. Dixon, Pastor.
UNION CoN1kEGA rIoNAI--Serv!ces morning
and evening. Suntl ~ School Immediately after
the morning service. PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening" Rev. Ii. r. futile, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHUncH.-Scrvfccs morning
and evening. Sabbath School immediately after
the morning service. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. H. +. White. Pastor.
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The Wortlington Band gave short
park concert the other evening. Keep
it up, gentlemen, two or three times u
week.
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Tom Parsons has our thanks for 8
copy Of the Black Hills Daily T,mec
published ut Deadwood.
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TT s. Land ONCE ut Worthington, MINI

~ June Q, 1879.
Notice Is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice Of his Intention tu
make final proof IN support Of his claim, and sc.
cnre final entry thereof 1T the expiration Oi
thirty days from the date Of this notice, viz:
George w. Miner. Homestead Application No.
{, 235 for the w11Swl Of sec. 6-l0l-4l, and names
the following us Ills witnesses. viz:
Peter II. Osborn, Of KushmOre, and NimrOtl
Ashsaugh, Of Adrian, MINI.
All MoSs GRlNACER, Register
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

ACDITols-TaimeS Walker
Transformations Thompson.
REGISTER or DEEDS-,JOScph Chadwick.
JUDGE OF PKOBArE-le H. Barber.
CLERK OF COUirr-R. y. Carrier.
SnERIFf-.J. 4. Town.
SUKvErou-Alleu Clancy. Dcputy-Allc"
NJ. CLANCY.
C~"Rr COMMIssIONEK-H. d. lIuMi>tOn.
90 RI ATTOESEY-M b. Soule.
4. .NEr-l. Il. Bennett.
COUNT SUPERINTENDENT. Z. Ogle.
COMMISSIONERS.
First District-Frcdc:ick Bloom. Of Seward.
.SeconH Dixlrict-A. c. Robinson, Of WOrtliig
ton. Chairman.
Third Disirict-Robt. Shore. of Ransom.
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TT $. Land Office ut Worthngton, Minn,
". June q, 1879.
Notice is hereby given that the following
cd settler has filed notice of his Intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim and Sc
cure final entry thereof IT the expiration Of thir
Olaf Anderson, homestead applicaiion No
$3.50 for the sWH g. ol-39 aid names the fol
lowing us his witnesses, viz:
John Saxson and Charles SaxsOn, Of Worth
instOlI, Mimi.
43I MONS GRINAGER, Register.
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The grasshOppers are certainly leav
lug. There are not 50 many lc;lting 4
bout our streets rs there were few
days ago.
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a drove Of $50 cattle passed through
town yesterday going to Sioux City.
They were purchased in the counties
northeast Of this. Weregret to see cat
tie going out instead Of coming in ut
this time.
AS 4 Liver Regulator, we know Of no
H'tter remedy than Bromoline. Call at
our store and try bottle of it. Sold by
Miller IL Smith.