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, 1879-06-19
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE MARKET

SAN Francisco, June IL.
FIRST DISPATCH.
WHEAT-Very quiet but firmly held.
BARLEY-Feed, dull. Brewing, in mod
crate demand.
CORN-Large yellow sold at 7714c.
FLOUR-Very dull.
WOOL-Buyers and sellers apart. Fancy
Sonoma sold at Csc. Stocks are accumulat.
ing.
SECOND DISPATCH.
WHEAT-Business dull. Very little de-
mand at present asking prices.
FLOUR-Dull.
RICE-China mixed, frmer at $5 90.
POTATOES-Cal california, market demoral-
ized and quotable at soc for choice Early
Rose.
ONIONS-Market we'll supplied and easy
at 60@7Oc.
OATs-Good to choice in good demand.
Offerings very small. No sales.
CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO, June IL.
WHEAT-99hc per bushel bid for July
delivery.
BACON-Short rib 81 IS.
PORK-$9 S5 paid for July.
LARD-S6 221I is paid for July.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New YORK, June II,
FLOUR-Steaay.
COTTON--DulI.
WOOL-Steady.
HIDES-Steady.
Whale and sperm oil, quiet.
ENGLISH COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, June II.
COTTON-Firmer. Uplands, lie. Or.
leans, ~.
, 1879-06-19
How tip Zulus Fight.

From my Intercourse with the Mata.
bles | know tn Zulu style of fighting
Even since the dreadful tidings | have
had constantly before me the vision of
that infuriated mass of Zulus. like
thousands Of s,vage gorillas, rushing
on those devoted men of the Twenty
fourth. Their style is not to be con-
trasted for Il mment with that of the
Colonial nativS, or those with whom
our forces haze been engaged in Chi.
quiland West or in the Transvaal.
The Zulus plsfer, and strive, 10 throw
themselves il overwhelming numbers
on the weakest point of the enemy.
With dauntlsss courage and the fury of
tigers they rush on, without the least
concern for the hundreds falling in
their ranks, or the bodies barring
their way; they press on to get to
close quarters as speedily as possible,
looking neither to the left or right,
nor dreaming of hiding for moment
behind stones or bushes. They charge
forward, for this reason preferring the
open field. Naturally courageous and
vain of their prowess, they firmly be-
lieve they need only follow these tactics
and they must win the day. AS for
the loss they suffer in thus advancing
in great numbers, they are indifferent
to it, for the simple reason that they
are so accustomed to Wholesale. slaugh-
ter as one of their daily customs that
the sighU of their comrades falling in
all directions has no effect on them.
Where is there another tribe like the
Zulus and their branches in South
Africa? These men are ruled by a
savage despot. They are trained as
soldiers all their lives in regiments,
properly otiicered-all, in fact, in correct
military style, as near as they can follow
it. When ranged in order of battle,
each man holds a gun in his right hand,
a small shield is strung around his left
arm, and in his left hand he holds a long
and short assegai. Their skill with the
gun being anything but great, they con.
tent themselves by beginning the attack
with couple of volleys. The gun is
then thrown down, and they rush upon
their opponents in dense mass, taking
the long assegai in the right hand. At
about Forty to fifty PAGES they pause in
theiy headlong career, and hundreds and
Thousands of spears are hurled at the
enemy Then the short assegai is taken
IN the right hand and the charge is re-
newed. When within few yards Of
the enemy they make one last momentary
pause, only to snap the assegai short of
across the left knee, and then their
tavorite hand-to-hand conflict ensues.
fhSs the fight becomes o slaughter, gen
orally ending III th~ eosapisto aueeess ct
the Xulus -Cradock Register.
, 1879-06-19
English wheat Market.

LoNDoN, June - - Floating cargoes,
steady and frmer.
Cargoes on passage and for shipment,
slow.
LIyERpoai, June l2.-Wheat, on spot,
good qualities IN demand; inferior slow OF
yale
, 1879-06-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
PORTLAND, June l3, 1875.

PORTLAND, June 49, 1876.
Legal tenders in Porsland, buying, par, and selling
at par
Silver coin in Portland the banks quote at lgli per
discount.
, 1879-06-19

A man must be sick to throw up a
situation.
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Feevish children have worms. DR.. Jaque's
German Worm Cakes will destroy the worms
and make the children happy
For every ache. pain and bruise Oh man or
beast Uncle Sans Nerve and Bcne Liniment is
the Balm. Sold by all Druggists.
For pamphlet on Electric Treatment Of
chronic diseases with Electricity. which will be
sent free, address tho Mcintosh Electric Belt
and Battery Co., 10, Il !a4 jackson ST., Chicago.
Uncle Sans Harness Oil put on your harness,
will make the leather look new, ard keep it soft
ard pliablc Give i! a t.ial
Thousands of dollars are saved every year by
progressive farmers whn 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's Teethi;ig Syrup it soothes
the pain. regulat $ the b:'wel>, quickly cures cl
ic. brings natural sierp and is so charming in all
it's effects. that irNou use it once you will use It
always. Sold by ali druggists ut only 25c bottle.
When you are oppressed with Respondent
thoughts don't worry your associates with
gloomy "r,lmhlin"s, but use Eilrrt's Daylight
IivcI ri!lS They stimulate the liver into
healthy action, tone the SiOm ,cIl and bring hap
pincss. Sold by druggists
II the fool is known by his folly, what is lie
who triflcs with a cold? A cough is natnre's
warning of peril, prophetic Of disease conslmp.
ton and death. YETI many neglect 10 practi-
caiiy re.'oEniZe this plain trHth till their health
is impaired aud strength wasted. Have you y
cold: Ei;ert's Extract Of Tar and Wild Cherry Is
invaluable as Il safe and re'iab!e remedy for
coughs. col Is. Group, catarrh aud consumption
and if y II are wise you will ut once try it. Slid
and warranted by druggists.
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NOTICE TO SL1BSCRIBEPS.

-. - AtO44CG@ - - OOdSCftlBE1eS :sa
The newspaper publishers Of Wovth-
ington have agreed OH the following:
That hereafter they will carry 10
dead-beat names on their subscription
lists.
That all persons WHO are in arrears
for subscription, must settle their Ac-
counts Oh or before December I, 1870,
either by cash or note.
That the names Of persons
who neglect to attend to this will be e:
rased from the books, and their accounts
given to an attorney for collection.
That after that date, unless in the
case Of persons With whom they llave
open advertising accounts. the publish
ers will send their publications only to-
such us have payed their subscl options
in advance.
That they will a. some time III the
near future, prepare and publish u list
Of all delinquent subscribers who do
not arrange to settle their accounts III
some manner, together with the
amounts out of which they have swln-
died the printer.
4. y. MILLER,
Publisher Worthington ADVANCE.
AS LINDSAY,
Publisher Worthincton Journal.
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!. EDGER1O;N.

- 81 4
EDITOR ADVANCE: AS ! have 4 spare
moment, ! will give ynn ;l.l;ttle. detail
OF our Wile-aw;.ke. village. We have
one of the livtliest little burgs i'll the
west. Where about three months ago
there Was mta House: now stands three
stores. one tavern, one boarding house,
one restaurant. one blacksmith shop,
Il nice coal depot, Il large ware house, u
large lumber yard, Il meat market, and
five dwelling ''ouses and more going up.
Our wheat market is good. The av-
erase per day SO far is one hundred
bushels. No. !, Ssc; no. >. 91c:
The road is III running order about
six miles north OF here. 1t progresses
very slowly for want Of iron. 1t Is
thought that the trains will not run
further than here this winter.
Why does r. T.. Fitzgerald sell SO
many goods? Is; cause lie sells such
nice goods and so very cheap. +.
The St. Paul Il Sioux City Railroad
has purchased the Omaha 4 North Me-
braska read, which, ,uns frcm Omah:,
to Tokama: Oh tie west side Of the Mis-
souri,. OILY fourtyeight miles more
needs to be completed to give tho road
an independent connection with Oma-
la.
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Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

"HEREAS, Default has been mad, in 1hr
~ co"dii'ns Of Il certai n,o: gage made by
John McConrtnty, Mortgagor, 20 John NelS'li,
M",tEaS's, and an: datet :IHne It'll, 49, and 'iu y
N"b!cs County, minnesota, on Dune nth,, is :,
ut 6 "'c't tx y. III: in Il ok 'B'' OF Mortgages
rage r. and hich NOR gage was gwen to. Sc
cure t'lr payment Of the sum If rive Hundred
Dollars vita interests ut the rate Of eiyss per
ce::t. pr ttihum
And Whereas, there is now die and unpaid
Or said mo: gage and debt secured thereby. the
sum of One Hutd' ell AID For. y Doia S, rs prin
cipal and Interest, and no action or proceeding
Il, Ia" Or otherwise having been commenced to
rec YER sad NOR, rage debt Or any p.it thereof {;
And, Whereas, The said mortgage, and the
debt thereby secured. was duly asSigil"d 10y an
Instrument thereof duly eS cuted and delivered
Sovem ers h, 1879, and rec rded l., the <aiI Of
flee OF Il, giSter Of Deeds II November 8tll, lG79
att o'clock +. Fl. in ok "C'' Of Mortgages on
Notice is hereby given Tint by vir;ue Of the
power Of sale H. sad mortgage c N: aimed, and
in pursuance II the statute in such case made
closed by the sale Of said premises in said mort
gage drscl ibcd and h.r'i:.after set FORTH at
public auction to the highest bidder for cash, at
tt. front dooro the Court House. in the village
OF Warrington, Nubles county, Minnesota, on
SlTUKDA HNUARY3 1880.
At II O'Clock a. H.. by the Sheriff OF said county
to pay and satisfy he sum that may then be due
an.; paid on said mortgage, and the costs and
expenses of such sale, including the sum OF
wenty Five Dollars attorneys fees. stipulated
in said mortga:; &c to 1e paid in case Of a foreclo
sure tliertu'.
The premises Il .scri3cd in sid mortgage a, d
81 t be sod are described Us follows: The
northeast quarter Of section twenty four Ca;
township one hundred and TWO (l02) range thi:-
'' i:a;td ~ November l., 1879
II. - WINTERS, Assignee OF Mortgages
Is. \. CARRIER, Attorney for Assignee.
10 6w.
lirs publication Nov. 20, 1879.
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COUNTY NEWS.
VILLMONI'.

The hum Of the thresler las ceased.
The grain mas turned out iccr!y, wheat
averaging from two to six bushels per
acre and oats and corn u fair II p.-
Our BEASTS are supplied Will, grain. bit
most OF the farmers will have 10 buy
their bread stuff, and what will they
buy with? We have no grain to sell
nor amy. cattle to dispose of.
Trappers have commenced their de-
stroyi T.: work among rats and minks:
The geese have Learly all gone south.
After buying our groceries OF Tor
his glory when lie can find hungry
man. HAWK-EYE.
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USIIMOR E..

S. NJ. Rusllmore Il Co., have purc!!as-
ed the farm OF Jonas Bedford, aGjoin
ing town. With TIE proceeds Mr.. i.
will ele:t grist mill with three run Of
sto le and elevator attached. The mil
will be managed ly +. D. Belford.-
The erection Of the mill is to begin ut
once.
DR.. D. F. Wemple. ,.ephew to +. l..
Nemple, has decided to locate III Rush
more. lie viii Leein the practice of
medicine ut once, and Xiil OF en- Il Drug
S:o:c lex; Spring. The DR.. is Il grad
u,tr Of 'i.''''ic;:l school Of Tie NJ " York
University.
Nr. ~ J.. Stirling, Of New York, Sec
relarv If ne finger Manufacture e
Company. Wa at KIis:.nore 4 few day )
ago visiting fiirndS.
\. l.. *vEry Las gone to New York
''Ity ~ : II, :l i::r Winter. Def: r. ,leav-
nag, lis + :eis,s; gave him a supper ut
the Res; more Hotel. at Which there
VAS II };ii4t: ;.,ltEuai.ct.
Mis-. e. Stuart. Of New Yak. mot lIt l.
T. Mrs. DR.. u enr'lr, ITS i,-rl, VISITING
ne: daughter "l',i II t.tIu,t. H. Nv lnr!.
Il few Ia s"go.
Tie dwrll! E ;io'>c e i. +. Horst is
IT, Hl;d t''r!'.s:u. Ii j. il fine Two Stay
Ii MS" wits bay w;.!slrWs.
NJ; IS; $. Ruslm lt Il -tHty are build
il ga !vl2t ;"iiition t" tl;;:!l stule.
". A. Turner has built an addition
20 his lialiNHie store.
a first class Qna,tet,e Club has l.,'ri'
formed here with the following y en-,
bt.rs: opranu-Mrs. Turner al:d Mrs.
Rus:llnore. t"ntraltn-MrS Dr.. Weni-
pie Tcnor-W. \. Turner. Baritone
DR.. Wemrie. I'innist-Mias Lille
WempIe.
The fall term Of Our village school,
taught hy Miss Mary Twitcin'!, Will
c"se in few weeks Miss Z. is gen.
erAl favorite with the people.
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Loss Of appctite.-ln persons Of
scdcntary and literary pursuits, if
the brain is overworked and tile mus
cles undcrworked, the appetite is very
apt to fail, from ganeral atony Of
the system, The Peruvian syrup re-
stores the tone of the digestive sys-
tenn, and consequently the appetite.
by supplying a pure blood to organs
too weak to make it without assist
ADC0
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HOW WATCHES ARE MADE.

IlOV " Il C11IC II II T. MADI.
1t will be apparent to any one, who vii exam
Inc SOLID GOLD WATCH, that aside from the
necessary thickness for engraving and polishing
needed only t" stiffe. and hold the engraved PR
tons II place, and supply the neeessa y sollity
a , strength. ihe surplus gold is ,uay need
less % FAR us UTILITY and beauty are c 'ncernsd.
In JAMES BOSS PATENT GOLD WATCH
CASES. this WASTE Of precious meta is over
GENE. AMI the SAME sol1DITY AND STRENGTH
produced It from nnc~t'ird to one half II the
usual cost of solid cases. This process is Of the
most simple nature as follows: 4 plate OF nickie
composition metal, espe lilly adaptc' to the
p:rpose. has two plates Of SOLID GOLD so|dered
one on each side. The three are then paSse.'
between polished steel rollers, and the esq!t is
i strip of heavy plated composition, from which
the c,!ses, backs, centres bezels, etc, are cut
and shaped by suitable dies AMI formers. The
gold in these eases is sufficiently thick to adnit
OF I'll kinds Of chasing. engraving and enancI-
ling; the engraved cases have been FRIED .,lIl-
til worn perfectly smooth by time and use with
out removing the gold
THIS IS THE ONLY CASE MADE WITH TWO Fsr ATEs
OF SOLID GOLD AND WARRANTED BY SPECIAL GER
TIFICATE.
For s,le by all jewelers.. Ask for Illustratei
Catalogue. and to see warrant
S. S. HEWITT, Worthnyton. SHY
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
/. Mortgage Foreclo.ure :. sale.

WHEkEAS, Default has been made IN the
c9adl, ions q cert iii Mortgage made by
s M"rtegr 70 aia ..ns
recorded III the Ollie. ii the Register III Deeds Of
N ~ 1t ,funty Minnesota; on N"ysMbtr 24th,
1 % sgGn the Ey,nt Of he sun, 8 Nine h9n
yer S4th 1877 IT 'l'c rat" OF tive We per cent per
ah'uh anu Inch lntc est was and is payable
annually: +
And Whereas The annual tnSt,lment Of H.
Ter, So e,.r aid l..yabi. Gil sai NOR gage deb:
On Navember oath 1879, ard amounting TO the
sum Ut One tin bred an i Eight Dollars, (slrs0U)
rs H!|e and unpaid, and there is now due and li,.
? III -" said mortgage 4 vi The debt secured
EatS. = u.s. and no action or proceeding 1T law
or n';'er" iSc having cen c mn.encetl to recover
sag interest Oh said mortgage cebt or ANY part
Notice is hereby given that under and by vir-
tue OF tn: power o; sale in said mortgage c,,,.
tai'a' H. ana ~ pursuahc: of the statute in such
ca$s E:atse an divided, H.: said NOR. gage will
lie idtc'nsed is the sale Of ti,c p:p,ni ,ts IL said
mortgage desc lied and llei cil,:. yet forth
1T tu!.c cti"n to tr highest bidder for cash,
lage OF Worlh' gton, Mobiles COun y, Minnesota,
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1880,
At 10 O'clock H., by the Sheriff of said county,
to pay ant satisfy lie sum that may then b due
am. unI'ait on sad MOI. gage, and the Gusts and
iwen y:Fivc Dollars stipulated III said MORTGAGE
10 De p id rs at .orieys fees in case Of forecl
sure thereof.
TIE prelnis SIS described in said mortgage and
80 DC sold 4 edscri ell as follows: IN south
eas qu,rter # section thirty t5t). township ono
nun;ifcd ali three tiL3}, Range forty Coy, In
y Dies equity, Minnesota, containing One llul,-
dred 4 Il sixty acres
Dated November 9th, 1872
JULIA N. rLUMER, Mortgage.
. n: CAHRlsE, Attorney for MoItg zee:
IL 6W. First Publication Nov o. lE1O
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FARMERS ATTENTION.-There will
be a meeting Of the. Mobiles County Ag-
ricultural Society ut the Court House
Oh Saturday, the 10Th day of Nov, at
half past one o'clock p. M, at WHICH
meeting large attendance is desired.
All persons having premiums or 9TH
Ell bills due them should be present.
&. T. ROPE Sec
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TIE NEW GEMS US.

Hon Francis Walker: superintendent
of the census, has announced the for
mat;on of the census districts under the
provision of the census act Of March
80, 1870. Minnesota is divided into
three districts corresponding to the
three Congressional districts. We sup
pose superintendent will be appointed
for each district who will have the ap-
pointining Of the census-t takers for the
counties.
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l,y .

Have ed DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
and pronounce it the best medicine III
use. A case Of consumption here was
cured by It's use. We checrtully rec
cmmend it to all stuff. rers.-Jeffress,
Roberts s. Co., South Boston, Va,
November II, 1875,
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Omcial Paper Of the Coun-
ty.
Y'O FOREIGN SUBSCRIREl,X

no FOREIGN SUBSCRIRERS
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 wantr the
paper longer. and our rule is to strike
their names Off
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just received, u stock of Mountain
Bank, Egg, Blacksmith and .Qscaloos:.
Coal. Good Dry Maple and Mixed
Wood from $3.50 20 81 per cord.
12.Sw +. J. PORTER, Adrian.
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FlaDdr7au Enterprise: The St. Paul
& Sioux City arc working on az extern
sion Of their Sioux Falls line bnt where
the extension is going to. is known only
to them. It is apparently q move to
shut off the Southern Minnesota from
any extension beyond Sioux Falls.
Tie Southern Minnesota with z view
probably to crowtling them off from any
western or north western extension
from Sioux Fails are talking of branch
ing off somewhere. between here and
Sioux Falls and running over into
Skunk valley or to Madison.
Trairs are now running to Edgerton
which will probably he the Southern
Minnesota terminus for the winter.
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DR.. L. N. Bedford, Dentist, will be
ut the Wortllington Hotel from De-
cember I'd to 9th. l3-3w
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A Union Thanksgiving service vii!
he held ut the Presbyterian Church,
Thursday, Nov. q, at 1880 O'Clock
Sermon 10y Rev. T.. +. Sheldon.
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an OLD BdCH MOURNS.

The Worthington ADVANCE can
hardly End words to express it's joy over
the defeat Of what it calls the ''ring
ticket" in Mobiles county, and takes 4
good portion of il column with man.
moth rooster with terrible spurs and
neck stretched ut an immense length.
The regular nominees for Auditor and
Treasurer were defeated as shown by
the face Of the returns, while the Cali
didates for Sheriff were exactly II tie
III compliance with the statute in such
cases, they drew lots and Miller Was the
lucky man instead of Town, whe:eat
the ADVANCE man can hardly contain
hims If. lie CONSTITUTES it into all en-
CQrs 'ment Of his paper, and we see no
reason why he and lis rooster should
not have Il little fraternal cackling all
to Themselves. E. $. Mills was elected
Auditor by majority over James Wal
ken; II. c. SHEPARD was elected Trea 'u-
rer hy d na'5,;.ty Of So over VIM. NJ.
Bear.-J;,:ksuls Republic.
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a beautiful County Attorney Roll-
yer is. lie sat BY and conducted the
canvass Of the vote and now declires
the canvass illegal.
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TIE PEOPLES IEII.MPU.
What Ihtu Sstu Of II.

~
Tie county election in Mobiles county
resulted in an adm" t complete victory
for the Peoples ticket. Tie vote for
Sheriff was tie between Town, r pub
lica.,, and Miller of the Peol,l.'s patty,
AID was decided Ivy lot in favor of tie
LATTER -Ma.kato Free Press.
The Wort!;ington ADVANCE rejoic-
eth nightly over the result OF the cleo
ton i'll Mobiles county and gives its
readers Il panoramic view of ''Alilltr's
Hiyhbird" p.rcl,eu on the busted Ring,
-Luyerne Herald.
Bro. Miller, Of the Worthington AID
VANCE, r.joiccs loud and long oyer the
breaking Ut the POLITICAL ring that has
bound the taxpayers of Noblts county
hand and foot, for several years. "A. +.
has been on the side of the people for
some time, and the victory now won is
worth rejoicing over.-Pip"stone Star.
Last week the Warrington AID.
VANCE displayed u specimen OF poultry
of very elongated form, with Il neck on
him something less than II inches in
length and his Von(lcro,,s feet firmly
planted Oh what repres -nted the WOr-
thington ring. His mouth, Of eror
nous proportions, WAS spread as
far rs circumstances would permit,
growing over the vict DRY his friends
had achieved. Take care of this valu-
able bird, Friend Miller. for we may de-
sire to engage him next fall, that is if
we have an agricultural fair, or our
party comes ont of the fight victorious.
-Currie Pioneer.
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SELMA 3faf,lxfN1,S <,IxE,An

SEWING Nh CHIMES CHEAP.
We have Il new Domestic Sewing Ma
chine and several Wilson's which we
will sell 1T il considerable discount.
Call and see us as to terms.
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M A SONIC.
CIIUTCE DIIEt TORY.

CIIUECF DTRFt TORY
MEruoDIsT Fps H,pA,--Servces every Sab
hath morning at 10 80; pv. ming service at -
Sunday School at =. PRAYER meeting Thurs lay
evening. Rev. e. i. S:led|l, Pastor.
UNION CONGi:EGa rI1NAI~-Servlces morning
md evening. SunA " School Immediately after
the morning service PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. G. ". i;:W,H, pastor.
THEsRyTEnIAN CNuW H.-Services morning
and evening. sabbath School Immediately aftc"
the morning service. PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening" Rev H. X. Miila.d, Pastor.
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Fresh m:nce meat at the City Meat
Market on every Thursday. Every
Thursday, Every Thursday! 3w
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Just received FOR the Falland Winter
trade ut the Boot and Shoe Store Of j.
II. Johnson, on 9th street, Il full line of
Sheep, Flannel and Beaver lined Boots
and Shoes, Call if you want low prices
for cash. S2W