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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-03-20
PUBLIC EIA NINA IION OF TEACH
LIFE IN Il BOTTLE.

The Most Valuable Medical Discovery
Known to the World-No More Use
for Quinine: Calomel or Mineral
Poisons-Life for the Blood, Strength
for the Nerves, and Health for All.
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COMMITMENTS:
'RNSHM0RE

Mr.. Bedford has moved his house in
to town. He intends to put on All ex-
tension to it. d, -. =, i.4 >,ss4
Geo. I. Seney is contemplating: the
feasibility of putting or houses and
barns on his land his'summer.
Mr.. Demorest gave the young and old
are pleased to see the Dominic speak
his mind plainly and freely. BETA. !
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GRANGE REGISTER.

REGULAR MEETINGS.
Worthington Crangc-Sccond and Fourth Sat
sIGays III each month, ut o'clock.
Hersey-N No 323 meets the first Saturday III
each month at the Hcrsey Hall. All brothers
ana sisters OF other Oranges are cordially invlt-
Graham Iakes-Second and 4th Wedne, days.
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NEW HARDWARE STORE,

A'oohhCAC hppcitIS VIC ADVERTISEMENT
Of our young friend Joe Barlow, who
has opened 4 Hardware Store in the
room recently occupied by &. st. John
Cole. Mr.. b. buys for cash and ex-
poets to sell for cash and not he closed
out just as he gets fairly started. Give
him call and get your goods at quite
discount for cash.
There was snow squall OIL Thursday
last followed by some weather which
made folks swear little internally at
the wild geese. the eagles, the AID
VANCE, and the other weather proph-
cts. But it's Spring now, sure enough,
without any kanoodling, bamboozling,
or hornswogling. Well risk our chance
in any church lottery on it. Wen have
Spring now, weather or no.
See the card of Emory Clark, attor-
ney- at.law. The partnership heretofore
existing between Messrs. Clark s. Soule
has been dissolved and Mr.. G. has tax
ell rooms over Barlow's store and has
now the neatest law office il town. Mr..
c. has had IS years experience as law
yer and cases entrusted to him will be
attended to with promptness and fideli-
ty.
Mrs. Churchill, wife of Dr.. Is. D.
Churchill, Of Round Lake, died on the
9TH, Of consumption. Mrs. G. was Al
years Of age at the time of her death,
and had suffered about three years from
the fatal disease. The remains were
buried at Sibley. Dr. Churchill has the
sympathy Of many friends.
See to it that your child meets with
no neglect: when sick, use for the dis
eases of Babyhood, DR.. Bulls Baby Syr-
up;-lt never disappoints. Csc.
See the advertisement of c. z. SUIT
ton, who has the agency for the sale of
Thompson Il Sons nursery grown trees.
Here is an opportunity to secure fruit,
forests and evergreen trees 1T low rates
and from a reliable house. Mr.. S. has
successfully grown on his farm the
horse chestnut, red and paper birch, cy-
press, Norway and other spruce, Noun
tain pine, European larch, berberry
hedge, etc.
Wonder what the ADVANCE thinks
about the eagles that returned to their
haunts at the lakes now?-Luverne Her.
aid.
They have repaired their nests. got
their machinery in order and are ready
to put in crops. And they don't mind
a little cold snap near as much as an
editor does who has to pay 81 ton for
soft coal.
Nothing like DIR. Marshall's Lung
Syrup. 1t cures the worst cases of
Coughs and Colds promptly and effect
ually. Fry it. Price only Csc per bot
tie. Sold ut Laws drug store.
If your foot is asleep, do not he A.
harmed; the poet tells us that the sole is
not dead that MISUNDERSTANDING. -.
Yes, and don't make a noise when
your foot's asleep or you'll wake it up.
Rlank 1O0kS for sale at the An.
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LOCAL..
woRTHINGToN. MIMI, MARCH %, 1879,
CLUR RNTES.

The ADVANCE Is furnished at q 50 a year to
Clubs OF ten or more. Clubs item for six months
IS cents for each subscriber
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Why bc distressed with headache, low spirits
aud nervousness when Eilcrt's Daylight Liver
Pills will surely cure YOU
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Worthington Meat Market.
WIN. MADISON,

tho favoritc OLD STAND on Third Avenue
quality.
GAME AND POULTRY,
FRESH AND SALT MEAT
SAUSAGE AND Ported BEEF
The latter a Speciality. Thanks for pastliber
Atronagc. BY fair dealing and furnis!lin good
meats, he hopes to retain the pupic patrol ,ge.
4.3@ly]
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TILLAGE ELECTION.
Below is the result of the Village
Election held on Tuesday last:

COUNCIL.
Lres'dent-D. Shell, 125 votes.
Trustees NJ. 5. Twitchell, III u
Azom Forbes, s. g
Jno. Mcmillan, 1T I"
Recorder-N. Il. Barlow, rs >.
Treasurer-U. L. Torrance, 126 -
Assessor-II. D. IIumiston, 125 I"
Justice of the Peace-II. ID.
Humiston, 1O3 i"
Jos. Lowe received % votes for trus-
tee and VIM. Carroll 2l votes for JUS
tice Of the Peace.
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THE HOOSIER SEEDER.

The undersigned is now prepared to
furnish this seeder. Farmers are i'll
vited to call and see the model. This
Seeder now takes the lead as tho light
est and simplest Seeder in the market.
It IS Force-Feed and can be changed
without changing cog-wheels from a
pint to any quantity desired.
23-2m. AEON FORBES, Agt.
FARM FOR RENT.
$50 acres, 80 improved, miles from
town; good house. barn. wells. garden.
and two good fresh COWS. Will take
one quarter of crop for rent. Apply at
ADVANCE Office, or address soon.
3w. WIN. Fl. I0YT,
No. II, Jackson St., st.. Paul.
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YOKE OF OXEN FOR SALE. Inquire
at the Bank, or Sec. &c, Ransom. lw.
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Cold piercing winds and driving rains
seldom fail to bring Oh Il Cough, Cold,
or lloarseness ut this season, and DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup should be kept in
every house. For sale by all druggists.
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The ADVANCE has been suffering for
a week past from combined attack OF
influenza aud job work. The influenza
is getting better Lut the job work con-
tinues with unabated fury.
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With increasing cold weather comes
those dreadful Coughs and Colds, which
are so easily and effectually cured with
DR.. Marshall's Lung Syrup. 1t is al
ways warranted to give satisfaction.
Price only25 cents. Sold by d. $. Law.
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COME IN AND WRITE Il LETTER.
Farmers In town wishing to write letter are
invited to call at the ADVANCE office and do so.
Writing materials free.
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OXEN FOR SALE.-One Yoke year
old CATTLE. All right. Price 500.
Terms to suit purchaser. Apply to
2w. M.FELLows. Sec. 10, Elk.
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II. J. Phelps, of Round Lake, was in
town the other day and says he is off
for Missouri The first Of April, having
exchanged farms with a gentleman in
Newton county, that State. Mr..
Phelps is an old settler and formerly
County Commissioner, and we are sor.
~ to have him leave. but he says for
three settlers five come III, so we do
not lose in number.-Jackson Repub-
lie.
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LITERARY REYOL UTION.


CHAMBERS CYCLOPED1A OF En-
GL1sn LITERATURE, in the new Acme
Edition, is meeting with such extraor-
binary sale that the publishers, to make
it still more popular, have further re-
duced the prices. Purchasers ordering
before April 30th will get the eight vol
umes complete. III paper, for $l.75;
cloth, $3.50; half morocco, gilt top, for
$500; or bound in four volumes, half
morocco, gilt top, for $3.50. Sample
volumes sent post. paid for 80 cents, 45
cents, IS cents, and 80 cents. This is
not only one Of the choicest works in
the language, but really wonderful in
its low price. Specimen pages and
terms to clubs will be sent free on re-
quest by the publishers. The American
Book Exchange, IS Beekman st., New
York.
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ROJeTI1INGTON MARKETS.
WHEAT, IS "a 10 s-~a'ssosa ' ,'=ss"sassa
FLOUR % Dbl. 400 q 700.,
BARLEY, 25@:5c. Gs,,i:f+s 49,
OATS y busliel, l8@20c.
CORN, ESQ. g" =
;':# BUTTER. l00l21zc. u.
EGGS ~ duZ., lOc.
LUMBER ~
=. 49,. First Common, 4l9@4 i, per m.
Second Common, $l7@4
Timbers, $l9@3;2.
Shingles, 81 7544.
:.G, ~, Flooring, $20@430.
Siding, 4l5@423..
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: SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE.
Three new Sewing machines for sale
at this office, one Domestic and two
Wilson's, will lie sold for one third less
than cost for cash.. ,.,:
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Mr.. Dickinson, of 1Iennepin county,
who arrived few days ago, has pur-
chased the farm of A. w. Burnham, in
3iselow, for $4,000, paying $1,000
down.
"A young man inquired the other day
$ what's tins Y. NJ. c.. y. stand for?'
and an old sinner answered {" Young
Mems Counting Association" He'll
boil for that in one of those big pots
down there.
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The ice is rapidly melting out of the
lake and fishing will begin soon. Get
out your pitclforks.
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The wild goose that so badly fooled
the people Of Worthington by the pre-
mature announcement of spring was
captured and killed, and the editor Of
the ADVANCE helped to eat him. Serv-
ed the goose right.-Mankato Review.
The work which the preachers have
laid out for themselves is "emense."
They have just reported that Talmage
is reprehensible for preaching about
the wickedness of New York, laying
bare the plague spots of that modern
Sodom. This is wicked, because it
gives Talmage notoriety and don't
bring any glory to the small fry.
Next, a body of ministers took it up.
OH themselves to harrass the Oneida
Community. The committee sent out
reported that the people in tie commit
nifty were moral, Industrious, healthy,
and that they have never produced a
criminal nor a pauper, but they are "a
foul blot on our Civilizations The
community is founded upon the Bible
and their leader WAS formerly 4 Con-
gregational minister.
Tie next time body of ministers
meet, we would suggest that they make
4 clean sweep as the meeting in the
back woods in Ohio did. That meeting
was called to devise means to get rid Of
the squirrels. But before it adjourned
it hadresolved to destroy not only the
squirrels, but also the coons, rats, black
birds, crows, snakes and all the other
''beasts" which annoy the farmer.
Make a clean sweep, gentlemen, the
next time.
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To correct al erroneous impression
wish to state that the Iallamock fanli-
ly are not receiving any aid from the
county, with the exception Of $ worth
Of clothing in January, 1879.
r. RrH 0u
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The success quietly attained by the
LIBRARY TABLE during the past year
has induced the publishers to issue it
weekly after March 18th; instead of
fortn;ghtly as heretofore.
1t is their purpose to push the Libra
ry Table forward to its proper place
among the leading journals of the coun-
try. 1t will be increased to 80 pages
and enlarged slightly in form. Its
high literary character will be main-
tained,-viz: its signed articles by lead
ing writer's on the principal books pub
lished, critical notes and comments,
''briets'' on important yolumns freshly
issued, and the most recent intelligence
concerning the makers and making of
books, and several New Departments
will he introduced. The enlarged size
and scope Of the paper will permit the
discussion Of important political ques-
tions. Notes of the Week'' will be
bright trenchant comments on current
events. ''Contribntors Miscellany''
will contain piquant sayings, odd con-
ceits, poems, "reminiscences. A depart
ment of Notes and Queries will be i'll
troduced, and greater space given to
the department of Music, Drama and
the Fine Arts, which will hereafter be
conducted by competent specialists.
There will also be weekly article on
the Stock Market, and particular atten-
ton will he given to the great Finan-
cial and Industrial interests Of the
country.
The Library Table as Weekly will
be Il comprehensive, independent and
useful American Journal. In order to
procure the largest possible const,tu-
ency, the price Of the paper has been
fixed at cents per copy; $3.50 per all
mum. On trial one month, IL cts.
(Send postage stamp.) No sample cop
les free. To facilitate organization, tie
fortnigltly issues of Feb. 18th and
March LIST will he omitted; the first
weekly number will be published on
Saturday. March 18th. Boutwell, 4
Hudson are the Publishers, No. l.
Evening Post Building, New York
| CITY.
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Jas. Gown, of Adrian, dropped in
Tuesday night and shook hands. lie
then put his hand in his pocket and
drew his revolver pocket-book on lis.
We received the contents of one bar
rel in our left pocket and are now do
ing well. That's his way of settling
matters.
We presented an order to G.. W. Bull
lis. Treasurer of School District No. !.
Indian Lake, the other day, and he paid
it in solid silver. THIS is the first time
we have ever had an order of any kind,
county, school, town. or what not,
cashed since we came to Mobiles coun-
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TOWN 1fEETTNGS

Following is the list of town officers
elected on Tuesday, the 18th, not re-
ported in our last.
Little Rock-Supervisors-Jos. Nc
Croie, Chairman;S S. Jenkins, G. e. Pc
terson. Clerk. Il. Greene. ,s.@ s Assess
or-W. r. Faragher. Treasurer-Wm.
y. Jones. Justice-Giles Farmin. Con-
stable-H. Olson.
Grand Prairie-Supervisors - Miles
Birkett, Chairman; II. Nelson, James
Campbell. Clerk - Thos. johnson.
Treasurer-A. W. Waters. Assessor
Thos. johnson. Justices-J. l.. Pride
and NJ. o. Heron. Constables-O. D..
BRYAN and A. NJ. Hall.
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Blank books for sale at the AID.
VANCE office.
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W.. C. &C.: Z: SUT Z e ACT.
Worthington March IL, 1879

PROPOSALS.
Sealed proposals will be received by F. D.
Bedford, Clerk of Board Of Education at Rush.
more, Mimi, until April l, 1879, Il M, for build
Ing Il school house. Plans and specifications
may be seen at the store Of $. N. RuSlmore &
TO. Names of two responsible persons will be
required for the faithful performance Of the
contract. The Board reserves the right to re-
]ect any or all bids. a. T. HORST,
wv. For Committee.
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The fools are not all dead yet. One
of the tail end of the race undertook to
whip Christie, of the Winnebago City
Press, because he said that Fox's wife
presented the old fox with a young one.
If this horse-whipping business was
popular how Miller, OF Wortl,ington,
would take the raw-hides.- Window
Reporter.
There's the rub, you see. If Miller
would stand and take them, probably
they would be more popular. But
when folks are sure that an editor will
either fight or run, and they can It mos
always tell which 1t will be, they don't
horse-wlip him much.
There's the respect, you see, which makes
An editor OF such long life, for in the fight,
What sticks, stones, AK handles. tubs. buckets.
bulletin boards, scantlings pistols, hard
names, oaths, and other missiles may be
used
Must make them pause.
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Now is the time to dig up your gar
dens and buy your maps. Call at the
ADVANCE Office and get colored map
of Mobiles county for l0c and il map of
Minnesota for 80 to 6Oc.
J. A. Flomerfelt, representing the
house of r. NJ. Trip & Co., jewelers.,
New York, was liz town few days ago
and made us an agreeable call. Mr.. F.
lis a brother to our Worthington Jewel
er, l.. D. Flomerfelt.
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Must make them pause.
WALT. Whitman.

Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer has for many years occupied an
honorable place in the toilet Of Ameri-
Can women. and has also attained pop
u}arity in foreign countries. This is
because it does reform what it promis-
es. Its ,warmest friends are those who
have used. it longest, and those who
sound its praise the loudest are those
who from actual experience and person.
al trial have demonstrated that by its
use gray hair is restored to it's natural
color and dry, harsh, and wiry hair is
made soft and lustrous, a thing Of
beauty, and matter of Joy and pride to
the wearer.-Sub-Soiler and Democrat,
'Corinti, Miss.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

ADVERTISING RATES.
One inch three weeks, 500, three months, AGO
1ntee inches weeks. 800 500
rive McheS, eco, 1000
Special rates given for larger advertisements
Specta! notices, first week 10 cents line; sub.
Sequent insertions cents q line each week,
transient advertisements paid in advance.
yearly advertisements to be paid quarterly.
Legal advertisements to be paid for before afr
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~ Mimi, Feb. "a, 1879.
Complaint having been entered at this Office
by Emil MelliAnd against Ebenezer A. Chase for
tel April 6, 1878, upon the n14neA sec. 20, town
lO4, Range AZ, in Mobiles County, MIMI, with
view to the cancellation Of said entry; the
said parties are hereby summoned to appear at
this Office On the 18th day Of March, 1879, at
O'Clock p. H., to respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment.
MONS GRINAGEk Register.
261 J. r. MOUl.TON. Receiver.
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CoA1.-Blacksmith and Mountain
Bank coal for sale.
23-4w. A. FORBES
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Our Grand Prairie correspondent in
forms us that the ADVANCE does not
reach there regularly. \ subscriber
from Grand Prairie who gets his paper
at Handy post Office informed us re-
Gently that the paper was sometimes a
week Or two in reaching him.
We understand that the Grand Prai-
rie package goes via Bigelow, and if the
mail leaves there on Friday morning as
formerly, the package ought to be 1T
Grand Prairie Friday evening. The
Handy mail goes to Luverne. See your
own post masters as to when mail ar
rives. Perhaps they can tell where the
trouble is.
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We learn that the surveyors of the
Southern Minnesota were at the head
Of Heron Lake Il few days ago moving
in Il northwesterly course, which would
bring them to the Sioux City d st. Paul
road about four to six miles beyond
Iersey, or nearly half way between
1Iersey and Heron Lake, If that is to
he the point of crossing, there will be
some moving of buildings, etc., from
the two towns the coming season,
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JERSEY.

A. Hendrickson and Mr.. IIoyt and
Mr.. Paintt have just returned from St..
Paul to put in their lands here.
The fore-runners of the Southern
Minnesota were up the other day look
ing out the best route. They passed
from here to the lakes.
Mr.. Potter is putting up an addition
to the barn of the hotel, TT.
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WORTIIINGTON AND SIOCN FALLS r. II.

C. l. y. W. TIME TABLE.
Time OF departure OF Passenger Trains from
NankatO:
Leave for Chicago 8 10 4. IN. 4 6 Is p. III.
New Tim ut & 81 Il. III. l. 5 Is p. M.
Time Of arrival
From the East, 6 80 4 M 4 % p Ill
From the West, 8 Us III & E ~ III.
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THE T.MJffGRA TION FR Esf4LS7,

4.
The tide has set in again and our he
tells are overtlowet. Overflow meetings
are held ut the depot and elsewhere.
Tuesday night about $50 persons got off
the trains and last night about 120.
The registers for the week thus far are
rs follows:
THIRD AVENUE.
Monday, 81; Tuesday, 81; Wednesday,
81.
MCMANUS.
Monday, IL; Tuesday, 81; Wednesday,
Is.
WORTIIINGTON.
Monday, 2S; Tuesday, q; Wednesday
q.
A great many sleep on the floor and
take breakfast without registering.
Quite large proportion Of the arrivals
come over the NJ. s. st. Paul road via
Sheldon.
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See to it that your child meets with
no neglect: when sick, use for the dis
eases of Babyhood, DR.. Bulls Baby Syr-
up;-it never disappoints. Csc.
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TIE = = " lSSGE ~ GOUNII HONOS. -,
Our readers are probably aware that
law was passed last winter authorize
ing Mobiles county to issue bonds to the
amount Of 5000 at not to exceed 10 per
cent. interest and running not to ex-
coed 20 years.
The Commissioners, We learn, have
the matter now under consideration,
and they are assured that the bonds
can be negotiated at per cent. and
possibly less, by allowing two per cent.
commission. The bonds will probably
be issued drawing 8 per cent. and run
ming ten years.
We are pleased to see a disposition all
around to reduce expenditures us much
as possible for the present, and we wish
to say to the readers Of the ADVANCE
that the prospect for reduced levy
next year is very encouraging: l. Be-
cause quite al amount of real estate is
coming on the duplicate. 2. Because
such improvements rs we need for a
few years are now about all made, and
no unnecessary ''jobs" will be let. 3.
A portion of tile indebtedness which is
to be paid out of the levy Of the next
two years, according to the terms on
which the orders were issued, we un-
derstand can now be bonded and the
principal paid in the future.
AGET1NG or THE BOARD
The Board OF County Commissioners
met Tuesday, the 18th, and arc now in
session engaged at present in preparing
the Annual Statement, which we hope
to publish III our next.
A petition for the organization of
Town 104, Range Is, was granted, and
the town was named Leota, as request
ed by the people. The first meeting
will be held Saturday, April 5, at the
house Of Geo. Knipps, at 10 O'Clock a..
m.
A petition to organize town 1O4,
Range Al, was also granted and the
town was named Alton, as requested
in the petition. The first meeting will
be held Saturday, April 5, at the house
of Casper Bloom, ST..
A petition was presented to organize
all Of town 10S, range AZ, into school
district. Notices ordered posted and
day Of hearing fixed for April 8.
A new school district is petitioned
for in Westside to include sections 3, 6,
I and s and the half of sections i and
8. Hearing fixed for April 8.
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Nothing like DIR. Marshall's Lung
Syrup. 1t cures the worst cases OF
Coughs and Colds promptly and effect
ually. FRY it. Price only Csc per bot.
tie, Sold ut Laws drug store.
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If your foot is asleep, do not be A.
harmed; the poet tells us that the sole is
not dead that slumbers-Exchange. vi S..
Yes, and don't make a noise when
your foot's asleep or you'll wake it up.