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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-07-31
RAILROAD ITEMS.

We learn that the track layers on the
Southern Minnesota reached the CROSS
ing this side Of Heron Lake on Satur-
day last. This closes the gap between
here and Jackson, and we suppose it
will not be long until trains are run
ming regularly.
We are informed that a town has been
laid out at the South end of Heron Lake
on the S. NJ. road. 1t has been laid out
on an ample plan with broad avenues,
parks, etc. This will probably lie the
future county-seat of Jackson county,
especially if the Spirit Lake branch is
built from Window. This, we learn,
was the original intention to make the
crossing at this point.
J. A. Robinson, Chief Engineer of the
Milwaukee & st. Paul road spent Tues
day evening in Worthington Oh his way
to Sioux Falls. lie was accompanied
by his wife and Miss Fanny Robinson.
of st. Louis, and by L. g. Locke and
wife, Of Arkansas. In a brief interview
with Mr.. Robinson we learned that the
road is going to Sioux Falls and Mr.. II.
does not have much faith in it's coming
to Worthington for the present.
The Sioux Falls Paragraph announ-
ces it rs a matter virtually settled that
both the Milwaukee & St. Paul and the
Sioux City Il Pembina will he built to
Sioux Falls this year.
The Flandreau Enterprise says con-
tracts have been let for building the
Southern Minnesota to that point, and
that dirt will begin to fly as soon as the
cross-sectioning party can get the stakes
down. The Village Board has called
special election to be he'd August I'd to
vote bonds to the road.
The same paper says Engineer Wake
field, Of the Minnesota & Black Hills
road has been there looking the ground
over and the preliminary survey will be
run in few days.
AS we go to press the track on the G.,
N: II St. =. road is laid to u point 25
miles west Of Canton. The track layers
Of from one and :e-llalf TO two miles per
day.-Sheldon Mail.
The S. NJ. II. r. depot has been locat-
cd in the northwest part of town on Il
splendid piece Of ground.donated to the
company 10y G.. II. Bennett, our enter
prising young druggist.-Pipestone
Star.
1t is said that the Southern Minneso-
tn Railway will shortly he made divis-
ion Of the Milwaukee & st. Paul. and
will he operated accordingly-all the
supplies and the general orders for man.
agement proceeding from the head Of
flee at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dollar
Weekly.
Mr.. !. r. Humphrey, of PrimgM r,
Iowa, 16 miles southeast of Sheldon, n
the st. p. Il s. G.. railroad, is at Il 9
Merchants. ,lr. Humphrey is in st.
Paul for the purpose of endta voring to
induce the Sioux CITY people to build
branch line of their road to primghar,
with a view to having it continued on
to the Iowa coal fields at Fort Dodge.
70 miles distant from Sheldon. lie
thinks there will he no trouble in rails
ing $25,0 600 for the 16 miles, and Salts
f,ctory bonus for the continuance of
the road to the coal fields.-Pioncer
Press.
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Peevish children have worms. DR.. JaQuc'S
German Worm Cakes will destroy the worms
and make the children happy.
For every ache. pain and bruse on man or
beast Uncle Sans Nerve and Bone Linimcnt is
the Balm. Sold by all Druggists.
For 4 pamphlet on Electric Treatment Of
chronic diseases with Electricity, which will be
sent free, address the Mcintosh Electric Bclt
and Battery Co., 49,. s. 1914 Jackson ST., Chicago
Uncle SANS Harness Oil put on your harness,
will make the leather look new, ard keep it soft
and pliable. Give it Il trial.
Thousands Of dollars arc 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.. Winchell $ Terthng Syrup, it s"othcS
ic, brings natural sleep and is 50 charming in all
its effects that II You use il once you will use it
always. Sold by all druggists al only 23ca hottie.
Wien you are oppressed with respondent
thoughts don't Worry your associates with
gloomy grumhings, but use Eicrt'S Daylight
Liver Pills. They stimulate the liver into
healthy action, tone the stomach and bring hap
piness. Sold by druggists.
If the fool is known by his folly, what is he
who tritlcs with 4 cold: cough is nature 5
warning OF peril, prophetic of disease, consump-
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 Eilert's Extract Of Tar and Wild Cherry is
invaluable as safe and reliable remedy for
coughs, colds Group, catarrh and consumption
and if you are wise you will at once try it. Sold
and warranted by druggists.
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SAILING ON THE rails.

Mr.. John Mcmillan, the enterprising
roadmaster of the Sioux City & St.
Paul railroad, came out here a short
time since with his hlnd-car rugged
with canvas, sloop style. The expert
ment Of sailing cars on railroads seems
to be new departure, and the success
attending the trial was we'll marked.
The car has been in use about three
months, and gives perfect satisfaction,
having made, with moderate breeze, up
wards of eighteen miles per hour, and
with its ''leg Of mutton" sail can sail
close up to the wind. This form of
propulsion surely saves much irksome
labor, and the extra cost in rigging up
car is very little.-Sioux City Jour-
nal. -
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INDIAN LAKE.

The house Of John Nystrom, on sec.
13. Indian Lake, was burned on Sunday
last. The fire originated in the kitchen
and when discovered was so far under
way as to be beyond control. All the
furniture except what was in the kitch-
Ell was saved. The house was destroy
ed.
The hoppers harvested our wheat,
but farmers are cutting oats.
Charles Saxson has forty tons of hay
made already. lie has also done some
fall blowing already.
John SaXson has about 90 acres plow-
ed, and other farmers are blowing up
land where the crop was eaten.
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ADRIAN.

Agent Newell's house is very near
complete.
Farmers are in full blast harvesting.
p. dwelling sold about 10 llarvesters,
all Mccormick.
A. NJ. Crosby sold four headers last
week.
Bishop Ireland and several other
priests will Call at Adrian this week.
Mrs. Beacham, from New York. ar
rived here last week.
The merchants are having a fair trade
now.
Mr.. Cutler is visiting his brother.
DR.. Cutler for Il few days.
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BONDIN,

Harvesting has commenced in our
town, with favorable weather.
Wheat is very thin on the ground, but
all other crops are splendid, including
flax, oats, and corn.
Oats are heavy and corn never have
seen better this season of the year in
any state.
We shall look for the locomotive of
the s. NJ. Railroad in about four weeks.
The St. p. & S. G.. branch have about
suspended their work. J. X.
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THE TOURNAMENT

When the age Of Chivalry Jagged "su-
pertluous on the stage" of Europe, and
the Youth still chung to it us people
will cling to old systems, religious, So
cial, political and otherwise, which
have long since had their day, Cervan-
ties came forward with his Don Quixote
and drove the tagging system out Of ex-
istence. One can hardly think Of a
tournament, even at this late day, with
out laughing. But nevertheless the
tournament, OF at least the fitting at
rings, which was in vogue at the South
before the war, is beginning to come in
to vogue at the North. Fitting match
es have been introduced in some OF the
eastern States ut County Fairs and are
said to be quite an attraction.
It has been suggested that one of
these matches be gotten up for our first
Mobiles County Fair which is to be held
the coming fall. We rather like the
suggestion as it is better than Gala
thumpian Parade and will help to make
horsemen of our young men.
AN exchange thus describes the tilt
ing match rs it prevailed at the South:
"a small detachable ring, say three
inches in diameter, is suspended from
the center of ;ln arch, usually decorated
with boughs and flags. The object Of
the contestant is, while riding at full
speed, to take the ring fairly on the end
Of his lance and bear it away. Should
it drop from the lance, the effort does
not count. Each knight Oh the list
rides five cours, S in turn as his name is
called. To him who makes the most
counts is adjudged the first prize, which,
with the honors Of the day, entitlc him
to choose the queen Of the tournament.
Four wreaths, adjndgcd accord .ng to
the descending scale Of excellence re-
spectively entitle the winners to crown
the first, second, third and fourth maids
of honor to her Majesty the "Queen Of
Love and Beauty Any one who vol
unit rily confuses or balKs a rider is ex-
pelltd from the GrOundS.D
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OHcial Paper of the Coun-
tY.
no FOEEIGN SljRScRIREp

TO FOKEIEN SURNCRIBERX
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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SEND ST. IMPLIES.

Splendid samples Of wheat. oats and
barley. of this years growth have been
recei>vd at the st. Paul Il Sioux City
company's land Office, from Nicollet,
Mobiles, Cottonwood, Rock and jackson
counties. Also IL fine sample of flax
grown on new breaking on Thompson
Il Kenredy's farm ut Heron Lake.-St
Paul Dispatch.
The Railroad Company request all
farmers along the line to send samples
of grain or vegetables for exhibition at
the office of Land Commissioner Drake.
Any samples left with Station Agent
Day, at this depot, will be sent.
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NOTICE U s Land Office, Worthington,
~ MINI, June y, 1879
Complaint having been entered at this office by
A. ": Waters against James W Trusdell for
abandoning ID y Entry No. Is 1913, dated
town 1Ol range -, in Mobiles county, MINI with
avew to the cancellation OF said entry the said
parties arc hereby summoned to appear at this
Office on the 2tth day Of July, 1870 at O'Clock
a. H., to respond and furnish testimony concern
ing said alleged abandonment
MONS. GRINAGER, Register
43] PMOULTOS. Receiver
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CHURCH DIREITORY

METHODIST Observation-Disclosures every Sab
bath morning at 10 30: evening service ut T.
sunday School ut T.. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. c. II. Dixon, Pastor.
UNION CONGEEGA rIONAL.-Srrvlces morning
and evening. Stlnd W School immediately after
The n"rnn" service. PRAYER meeting Thursday
. ell ng. Rev, C. ". Hanna, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCn-ServictS morning
and evening. Sabbath school immediately after
the morning SCI vice. PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening Rev. -. X. MiIla'd, Pastor.
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An exchange says there is no such
thing rs miracle. There just IL. J.
W. Miracle lives over in Martin county.
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CROP ITEMS.

Farmers are busy this week cutting
wheat. In some parts Of the county,
especially the west end, the crop is
fair, promising in some cases Is to 20
bushels to the acre.
I. L. Taylor, the Elk Creek postmas-
ter, brings us some fine samples of flax
and oats.
J. r. Pettis, of Summit Lake, has
cut ten acres Of oats which he thinks
will 60 60 to 10 bushels to the acre.
The Worthington physicians and the
Village Council have issued card TO
the public concerning Diphtheria.
They state that in two cases it has as
sumed a malignant type, and they
therefore recommend the following SAIL
itary measures.
l. Remove from premises every
source of filth, drain and thoroughly
ventilate cellars and outhouses, and see
that the we'll water is thoroughly pro-
tected from contamination.
2. Use disinfectants freely in cellars,
living and sleeping apartments and out
houses. Of disinfectants we recon-
mend: l. Carbolic acid, part, water
40 parts; sprinkle through houses and
cellars and out honses. 2. Chloride of
lime usel in same way. 3. Copperas
in same manner.
3. AS far as possible to drink only
water obtained from melting ice.
4. Communication with those houses
in which the disease prevails should be
dis continued as far as possible, of course
giving proper care to sick.
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

NUTL Els CUC Y I UFFICE Il ..
AuDITOR-JamrS walker
TEEASUKEK-Pcter Thompson.
KEGIsrEK OF DEEDs-.JnScph Chadwick.
JUDGE OF lsOHA rE-t. ID. Barber.
CLERK OF tUtKT-E y. Carrier.
SIlEEIFF-J. \. Town.
SrnvEyol--.\lrn CLANCY. Deputy-Allen
VI. Clancy
Court COMMISSIONER-}I. -. Ii'lmlStOn.
Cu'NTY ATrOKNEY-Daui"l Ruhrcr.
CO. ,NEK-L. T. Bennett.
L,UHrY SCPEEINTESDESr-J. C. Ogle.
COMMISSIONERS.
First Di$trict-l'rrdrrck Bloom, OF Seward.
N,cOnH Ditrtct-A. C. Robinson, of WOrthing
ton, Chairman.
IHird DiHric!-Robt. Shore, of Ransom.
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The weather has been delightfully."-
cool for several days. just right for
harvesting. Tempering the wind to
the sllorn lambs, you see.
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Little Anna Moll, daughter. of J.
Moll, died of diptleria on Monday last
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Steinway Pianos, Mason & Hamlin
Organs, and all kinds of Musical Mer-
chandise can be purchased Of Miller &
Smith. 7-4w.
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A SURE CURE FOR PILES

A sure cure for the blind, bleeding, itching
and liberated piles has boen discovered by DR..
William IAN Indian remedy, called Dr. Will
liam's Indian Ointment. A single box has cured
the worst old chronic cases Of twenty. five and
thirty years standing. No one need suffer five
minutes after applying this wonderful hin
medicine. Lotions, instruments and elcct,larcs
do more harm than good. Williams Ointment
absorbs the tumors: allays the intense itching
particularly at night after getting warm in
bcd), acts as 4 poultice, gives instant and pain
less relief and is prepared only for Piles, telling
Of the private parts and nothing else:
So - consulted physicians IN Ihilale, phia.
Louisville, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and this
city and spent hundreds of dollars, and found
no relief until obtained 4 box of Dr. William s
Indian Ointment some four months ago, and it
has cured me completely" Jos. NJ RYDER,
Cleveland Ohio.
elias done me more good than I'LL the n,edi-
cine ever tried, AMI have spent more than
800 with doctors, besides medicines am sure
cost ME more than a40''
DAVID Sparkling, Ingraham, I'll.
Have suffered twenty years with i,chingand
liberated piles having used every remedy that
came to my notice without benefit, until used
Indian Ointment and received immediate relief.
JAMES Carroll, ian oil miner), Trcoma, Ney.
~ No Pile Remedy ever gained such rapid
favor a"d extensive sale. Sold by :|i wholesale
and retail druggists. For sale by Miller &
Smith. t7-Tly.l
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RuSHMORE HOTEL.

f. L. WEMPLE, Proprietor.
This is a new Hotel recently opened on the
Worthington & Sioux Falls railroad. First-c'ass
accommodations and everv attention shown to
guests. Good chicken and duck shooting in the
vicinity.
Good StabIing E. First Class Livery.
RUSHMORE, MINI.
7-40- ly
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Go to J. II. Johnson's for Boots,
Shoes and Harness, 4S-tf
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Miller & Smith have just received Il
barrel of extra Machine Oil. Sold
cheap for cash.
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Mrs. Plotts, of Worthington, Mimi,
is medium Of fine powers; our atten-
tion was first directed to her by Mr..
Miller, of the ADVANCE, when we were
at that place some weeks since. We
made the lady a hasty call and were
greatly pleased with her, though for
want OF time We were unable to witness
the manifestation OF her medal gifts.
Mr.. Plots, to whom we are indebted
for courtesies, thinks of visiting Chica-
go with his wife for the purpose of fur
Their investigation OF the subject, which
is comparatively new to them BOTH
ReligiO- philosophical Journal.
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Lime, Hair, Brick, Plaster of Paris,
Cement, etc., for sale. Enquire of NJ.
s. Twitchell, or ut Forbes Lumber
Office, 7-33-tf.
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COME IN AND WRITE 4 LETTER.
Farmers In town wishing to write 4 letter arc
invited to call at the ADVANCE office and do So
Writing materials free.
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MINOR ARRIVAL.

At the residence OF F. A. Hubbard yesterday,
4 girl.
At the residence of G. X. Thompson. on the
Goth inst, 4 bran new engineer for the Southern
Minnesota. Weight 10 pounds.
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DIR. l.. n. Bedford will he ut the Wor-
thington Hotel August to IL. Wv
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Buckeye Reaper and Mower for sale
cheap. Apply ut this office. As
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ARRIVAL AND DEPt RTLI,E or MI lis

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or NAILS
Arrives
Eastern daily 12 loa M
Southern > ~ H. H.
WeStprn-l.u Verne and Sioux Falls, D. III.
Spirit Lake Mondays r. H.
seward, saturdays, 10 H. III.
Eastern (daily) . 80 a. III
Southern l. lUa H.
WpStcrn--I,l Verne and Sioux FallI 6:4;i
SplIi. ..-..,, Tur>tt,J- 4 III.
Seward. SATURDAYS. 3p. ~.
All mails close 1T ? p. III. week days, and p.
n. sundays.
Office hours from Il. N. to - NJ. and from
20 . p. ~. Sunday>-frum to 4. NJ. and
rom II III. to ESQ y. III.
NJ. r. SOVI.E, 7. ~.
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The Americans lead the world in everything
and especially in fast eating; this has made DyS-
pepsi3 our national disease, though now under
perfect control by the use of Dr. Buil's Baltimore
Pills Sold everywhere. Price Csc.
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Il CL1RD.

EDITOR ADVANCE: \ certain party
residing in Woftnington has recently
circulated 4 story to the effect that my
wife has left me on account of i'll treat
ment. This is a downright lie. My
wife is Oh a brief visit to her parents in
Illinois. Time will prove this individ-
ual to be both a liar and slanderer.
lie is the same individual who hauled
away a stack of hay from N. Pitney
without leave and sold the same. These
facts and more can prove if necessary.
j. A. CHAMBERLAIN.
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The District Convention Of the Y.
NJ. G. y. will not be held at Worthing-
ton next Sunday as expected. It will
be held about September l.
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THE CATHOLIC EXCURSION.

A party of Catholic clergy and laity
from the East is now in this State WIS.,
iting Bishop Ireland's colonies. They
will pass over the Sioux City & St.
Paul road in few days and visit the
colony at Adrian. The party consists
of Gen. Donohoe and a. p. Collins, of
Boston; Revs. eastman, Conway, Moo
nan, Dewey, Dunno, and o 'Riordan, of
Chicago, and Messrs. W. A. Cromwell
and Edward Ryan, of Boston.
There is a mill at Worthington, the
fuel used in which is hay exclusively.
Five run of stone are propelled, with a
consumption Of 81 tons of hay daily.
The hay costs 50. so per ton, and is fork
ed into the furnace without twisting
Glyndon News.
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DEWALD.

DEWALD.
Farmers in this vicinity are busy cut
ting what crops are left. Wheat and
oats on the north side of the township
are badly damaged. Corn good and flax
fair.
The crossing Of Rock Creek near the
place OF J. H. Maxwell is about impass-
able. The approaches to the bridge are
turned to mud for about 25 rods and it
takes 4 good team to get through.
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~ Mimi. June ~, 1879.
Complaint having been entered at this Office
by Samuel f. Wolworth against Ole c scvcrson
for abamdoning ; Homestead Entry No. llolo, dat
r. ~, in Mobiles county, Mimi, with view to the
cancellation of said entry the said parties are
hereby summoned t" appear at this office on the
2lth day OF July, 1879, ut 0'clnck y III to re-
spond and furnish testimony concerning said al
legged abandonment.
MONS GRIN AG Err, Register
49, JPMOUL TU.<, Receiver
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Rev. j. e. Ogle baptised four persons
in Okabena Lake on Sunday afternoon
last, viz: E. Goff and wife, Miss Hardin
and Miss Braden.
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MUSIC.
M. W. MARTIN. Vocalist.

Teaches in CLASSES or PRIVATE Lessons.
Tuning Of PIANOS and ORGANS done at
call.
INSTRUMENTS Regulated and Repaired
promptly.
7.A-tf.l
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A full line Of SPORTING GOODS at ice
BarloW's. 31-tf.
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TT $. Land Office at Worthngton, Mimi,
- June p, 1879.
Notice is hereby given that the following M H.
cd settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim and Sc
cure final entry thereof 1T the expiration of thir
ty days from the date of this notice, viz:
Olaf Anderson, homestead application No.
$3.50 for the swA 2S 1879 aid names the fol.
lowing as his witnesses, viz:
John SaXs0n and Charles SaXsOn, of Worth
ingtOn, Mimi.
43l MONS GRINAGER. Register
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No mercury or minerals enter into the compo-
Blood Purifier known. Sold by Miller s. Smith.
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Baby shows are the rage everywhere,
and we understand Chat the Universal
remedy used to keep the little ones quiet
is DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. It contains
no opiate. Price CSC. ''"'''
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M A SONIC.

PEGVLAR COMMUNICATIONS OF Fraterni-
IL ty Lodge, No. 10l, 4. r. s. 4. NJ. at Masonic
MW Hail in Wurthington on the
NyGZ-x.t$ LIST and I'd Mondays III each
MIX ".SE1 month.
A1t<SNaHX, NJ. B. SOULE, w. NJ
~ 41YtHsyE41E s. Ed. CHANDLER, Sec.
2cSNk,:SWZ.K REGULAR CONVOCA-
&9&4GSS TIONS Of Living Arch Chap
Xolk%z4ksa4 ter, No g, r.. A.. NJ. at Ma
sEH ~ sonic Hall on the 4th Monday
IN each month.
A. c. ROBINSON, NJ. t.. HIP.
8. E. CHANDLER, Sec 1901
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For rheumatlsm pains in the back or side, DR..
Marshalls Arabian Oil is the best remedy, Try
it. Sold by Miller s. Smith,
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VAL. STANGS,
Boot and Shoe Maker

First Glass Custom Work and Repairing Spc-
salty. Good tit ami work warranted.
shop at j. Fl. JOlnson's Boot and Shoe Store,
9th Street, Worthington, MINI.
7-40-ly
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-07-31
LOCAL.
WORrIIrNGToN, MIN. July 81, 1879,


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