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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-08-14
1VILLMONT.

Harvesting has been going on very
rapidly. 1t is about all over now. The
stacking and haying will follow next.
We haye the best God i'll the whole
universe. He gives us such nice COM
Portable weather to do our laying and
harvesting and NICE cool nights to rest
our tired bodies. Some are crying for
rain, but guess they don't know what
they are crying about. The good Lord
knows best when our plants want wa
tering.
All kinds of grain will average very
good all over, excepting wheat, although
we will have plenty for bread and seed,
and in some pats of the county will
have q lot to sell. Potatoes are ex-
cellent. Never SAW better.
J. II. Drawn will have to leave his
claim in short time. That is the work
of some of the land sharks. One will
settle Il man on piece of land for $225,
and the other will settle him off for the
same amount.
noticed n statement in the AID
VANCE of July ~, Willmont news. A
correspondent states that 500 acres Of
breaking has been done in this vicinity
and that John Deisch, Henry Klens-
worth. Thomas Klasey, Fred. Pank,
and Peter Lcbens, have all purchased
new Uarvesters, all Edwards. The
''llawk-Eye" don't like to see such
wrong reports. We are liable to mis-
takes. do not wish to have the col.
umns Of the ADVANCE stuffed full of
big stories. The harvesters did not
happen to he all Edwards. There were
McCormicks among them and the
breaking in the vicinity must extend
over two or three towns.
Il. klasey suddenly lost child last
Monday with very peculiar disease.
lIAWk-EYE.
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LITERARY NOTICES.

We have received the first number of
Monthly journal called "The Cosmo-
pol'te,,' issued ut Sioux City at 81 a
year. We judge that the leading aim
OF the paper is to give Information con-
corning lands, pensions, soldiers
claims, etc. It will discuss all ques'
lions independently.
We find two new papers from Mime
apo'ls Oh our table. One is called the
saturday Evening Spectator" and the
other Farm and lIome.'' G. II. Du-
bols, Editor and Publisher. The Spec
tator is for local circulation, paper on
the plan of the Tcrre IIaute Mail and
Will no doubt succeed, as every paper
OF that class within our knowledge is Il
success. The Farm and Home is for
tile rural districts and is published at
81 year. Success to both.
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-REPN9LICAN STATE. CONTENTIoN.
4, A Republican State Convention will be held at
the 0 D House. St Paul. on Tuesday, the I'd
purpose OF nominating the following State Off
GERS, to be voted for AT the next general election
viz:
Governor, Lieutenant. & ovcrnor, Secretary of
State, State Treasurer, Attorney General, l;aii i
road Commissioners.
The apportionn,cnt as fixed by the convention
is one delegate for each organized county, and
one + II each 400 Republican votes and major
FRACTIONS thereof cast ut the general election Of
GEO. A. BRAcKErT, Chairman.
HENRY A. CASTLE, Secretary.
The counties IN this Representative District
arc entitled to delegates Us follows:
Cottonwood, 2; Jackson 2; Mnrray1; Mobiles
2; Rock 2.-ED.
REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CONTENTION.
The Republicans of Mobiles County will meet
III delegate Convention at the Court House, in
W0rthingtol, OH
SATURDAY, AUGUST 80. 1870.
At O'Clock p. H., to elect two delegates to rep.
resent said county in the Republican State Con-
vcntion to be held at st. Paul September 2, 1879,
to nominate candidates for State Offices to he
voted for at the next general election.
The basis Of representation is fixed as follows
Ono delegate for each organized township and
one Tor every ten votes or major traction there
OF cast at the last general election for J. NJ Der
ry for Judge Of tho Supreme Court.
The several townships are entitled to the fol-
lowing number Of delegates:
Bigelow 9: f.0 ain .
Boom HONEY 2
Dcw:lld 2:RanS0m 3
Elk 2:Sumnit Lake ?
Graham Lakes 2:$cwar'i I
CIR ;nh Prairie ::WcstSidc S
HerSey t:WillmOnt !
Indian Lake :;W0rthngt0n Village IL
IeOta 1:WOvthinglOn Tp 3
Little Rock ::
BY order OF the Committee.
!. +. DuRFEE, Chairman.
Dated August 9, 1870.
WOJeIIIINGION AfAEkIt1S.
WHEAT, Ga 70
FLOUR u bbl. 400 % I 90.
BARLEY, ESQ sc.
OATS 81 bnsllel, @027c.
CORN, $50.
BUTTER. >GDl0c.
EGGS 90 doZ., &c.
LUMBER
First Common, A1s1A per m.
Second Common, 1865
Timbers, Sl90s!2.
Shingles, ~ 7A@i.
Flooring, s200l*W!
Siding, sl5@t23.
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SEWARD.

SEWARD.
Some little tl,resl,ing has been done
already i'll this town. +. Bloom has
threshed some oats which went about
40 bushels to the acre.
Messrs. Parshall Il Walling have
started up their tlrcsller.
Grain harvest about finished. Wheat
is light and even oats Was somewhat
damaged 10y the rust.
The bridge across the nortl, branch
Of Jack creek is completed and ready
for the approaches to he graded.
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COUNTY MAPS
f,REATRED UCTION IN PRICE.

GREATREDU CTIONINp PRICE.
Just received at the ADVANCE office
new invoice of MOBILES COUNTY
MAPS, which we will sell at q reduction
of SO per cent. for the next 60 days, as
follows:
Single Map, 10c
Two Maps, 15c
Five. Maps, 25c
These are handsome colored mans
and the only large maps Of Mobiles
County extant. Parties ordering by
mail must enclose stamp
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CIIURCE DIRECTORY.

METHODIST EPIs. aOpAl.-ServiceS every Sab
bath morning ut 10 30; evening service Mt T.
Sunday School at u. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. {. II. Dixon, Pastor.
UNION CoSGKEGA rIoNAL-Scryices morning
and evening. Sund ~ School immediately after
the morning service. PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. c. w. Hanna, pastor.
PHEsByTEK1AN CuURcH.-Serviccs morning
and evening. sabbath School Immediately after
the morning service Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. u. X. Willard, Pastor.
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BONDIN.

Grain about all in shock in this town
and some in stack. Wheat is light but
other crops are SO good that there is 10
complaint. All seem to be satisfied.
Now we want some good man with !,
good machine to come in here and
thresh our grain. There will he 4 good
many thousand bushels to tllresh this
fall i'll this town.
The track layers Of the S. NJ. railroad
will he ut Seven Mile Lake the latter
part of this week. }. X.
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A y dPEATV.

We can furnish Il new Platform
Spring Wagon or an End Elliptic
Spring Buggy, manufactured by Fish
Brothers & Co., Racine, at a better
bargain than any dealer can give.
These wagons and buggies now take
the lead. Call and see us or write for
terms.
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PERSONALS.

Geo. Amcs and lady are over from
Valley Springs visiting friends.
H. W. Sanborn is up from Fort Dodge
visiting his family and looking after
his farm. lie looks as good as new.
Charley Miller, formerly of the Okla
bena Mills, is over from Rock Rapids
visiting friends.
Mrs. Viola Lindsay, wife of the edi-
tor of the Journal, returned home from
an extended visit to Illinois OH Tues
day night.
Harry Day left on Tuesday morning
for a trip to Duluth and Ashland. Mr..
D. thinks of locating up in the Lake
Superior country.
VIM. II. IIeaton has returned from
Texas. While there he was connected
with railroad survey and says he had
to send 200 miles sometimes to the post
Office to get the ADVANCE.
F. G. Stowe, of the Wykoff Dolla
Weekly, was in town last evening and
called on us. We are glad to learn that
the Weekly is a paying institution.
And also glad to hear Mr.. s. say just
about what Buchanan, Of the Lemars
Sentinel said recently, that there is no
paper coming to his table which he
reads as thoroughly and with as much
avidity rs he reads the Worthington
ADVANCE. He judged Worthington
by the ADVANCE and thought we must
have a ''booming" town here.
Special request, to residents along
the line of S. G. & St. p. and st. p. 4
S. g., and Worthington & Sioux Falls
railroad.
Being DESTROYS of making an exhibit
ton at the State Fair, we request the
cooperation of all interested in this
beneficial work, to furnish our Station
Agents with samples to be forwarded
to us (of two quarts or more, or sam
pies in bundle) of all kinds of grain
beans, flax, corn on the stalk, together
with potatoes. pumpkins, sQuashes
garden vegetables and fruit of all kinds
on or before the 2Sth of August.
Agents will see that these samples
are carefully marked with the growers
name and forwarded to the Land De
partment at st. Paul.
J. H. DRAKE, Land Com.
Be wise in time, and get a bottle O.
DIR. Marshall's Arabian Oil, which al
ways cures cramps and pains in TIN
stomach, diarrhoea, etc. Sold by Mile
& Smith.
A full line of SPORTING GOODS at Jo
BarloW's. 31-tf.
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

AUDITOR-,TameS walker
TREAsUKEl,-Peter Thompson.
REGISTER OF DEEDS-JoSeph Chadwick.
JUpGE OF PHODArE-R. ID. Barber.
CLERK OF COUWr-I. N. Carrier.
SHEHTFr-J. \. Town.
SUKvEYOl,-Allen CLANCY. Deputy-Allel
NJ. Clancy.
CouRr CoMMlss1oNER-II. D. IIumston.
COUNTY ATTOKSEy-lGlniel EOhrer.
,ONEI,-l. Is. BENNETT.
COUNTY SUPERlNTENpENT-J.C T.. OGle.
COMMISSIONERS.
First Observation-Disclosures Bloom, of Seward.
Second DiStfict-A G. Robinson, Of WOrthing
ton, Chairman.
Third District-Robt. Shore. Of Ransom.
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Omcial Paper Of the Coun-
ty.
no FOREIGN SUBSCRIBERS

10 FOREIGN SUBSCRIBERS
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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Has the Union man so soon forgot
ten the lengthy and earnest plea for the
payment of those old bonds injected in
the belly OF Gov. Pillsbury's message by
p. Pussy? Gov. Pillsbury is and al
ways has been one of the strongest nd
vocates of the payment of the bonds in
the State. Willie Wakefield has had
very little to say about it, he is, proba-
bly,. like all other honest men, DESTROYS
of an equitable Observation-Disclosures
Register.
We are sure Wakefield was in favor
of paying the bonds. When the ques-
ton was up and the battle was on, the
Worthington Journal, then under Bell
& Gruelle, was opposed to the ''nefari-
Gus scheme" But one day Wakefield
| and Charley Goodnow put in an appear
ance and made an agreeable call' on
the Journal. They just applied a green
back to it's spine and the Journal leaped
into the air and Topped complete
somersault on the bond question. Yes,
sir, Wakefield favored paying the
bonds.
Those who enjoyed the Lake excur.
sion on the splendid propeller, Japan
on Friday last, may be interested tc
learn that she cleared the next day TO,
Buffalo with 10000 bushels of wheat
5000 barrels of flour, l 600 sacks of ex
port -four and 60 passengers. Laid of
her sunday clothes. so to speak, like thu
rest of US, and got. down to business
again.
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COUNTY NEWS.
ADRIAN.

J. Krust, from Mankato, has opened
Il harness shop in J. Rolls wagon shop.
Mr.. Wegen received Il stock of new
furniture last Saturday.
Mr.. Newell moved into lis new house
last Saturday.
Some tl,rcshing has been done in this
vicinity.
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M A SONIC.

DEGULAR COMMUNICATIONS OF Fraterni-
IL ty Lodge, No. l0l, 4: +: A. NJ. at Masonic
>\:M Hall in WO:thington on the
~ .<!XSGzEn..x LIST and 81 Mondays III each
eSEf ~ Sl.s. month.
sN21AssAVX NJ. Il. SoULE, W.. NJ.
~ SHNsxs34AtSH S. Ed. CHANDLER, Sec.
SGEXk, AW,@Iy REGULAR CONVOCA-
9NEAE%S TIONS of Living Arch Chap
2S,1hSzS.SlaY. ter, No. Is, r.. A.. NJ. at Ma
SwT ~ wv sonic Hall OH the 18th Monday
In each month.
s. Z. CHANDLER. Sec. ljotI
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J. IIyland informs us that OF Tues
day last several of the section hands
found Il sum Of money near the depot,
done up in packages. The money is
now in the hands of John O'Drien
awaiting Il claimant.
We drew Il knife and fork on n goose
last Sunday ut the McManus House and
brought it down. Nc is making spec
iality of setting Il game table mot Il
gaming) and the public can count on
finding all kinds of game served up in
the game season.
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LosT-A black bead neck lace.
Finder please leave it at this Office. It..
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF NAILS

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS
ARRIVES
Eastern daily 12 1oa m.
Stnlthcrn 2 81 Il. III.
WeStern-I.,, Verne and Sioux Falls, 6p. H..
Spirit Lake Mondays 6l'. III.
Seward, Saturdays, ID Il. III.
DEPARTS.
Eastern fdai'y) 2 80 Il. III.
Southern, ~. ~ 10 L. N.
V.stnrn-Iu Verne and Sioux Fall. G:l5
ann, Turs,;,, i III.
Seward Satur,layS -. H.
All mats close 1T =? p. III. week days, and p.
NJ. SUNDAYS.
20 y. III. Sunlays-fr"m to 9 a. III. and
NJ y. SOVLE, Y. ~.
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State Normal School.
Mankato, Mimi.
Entrance examination, Aug. 20 and q.

Entrance examination, Aug. 20 and q,
REGULATIONS commence, " p.
This institution, established In 1898. has had
steady and hcathful growth but has suffered
much from the want of apparatus necessary to
give thorough and practical instruction in natur
al science. BY the liberality Of the last legiS:,
ture that want has been supplied, and we enter
upon our twelft year more thoroughly orgtni-
Zed and equipped llla ever heretofore. stu
dents con tcmrlating attendance next term " i'll
be pleased to know that the builling has been
greatly improved AM brautted, and such
changes in its internal arrangement as expert
ence has shown to be necessary, m ,de. LII ad-
diton to this we are now equipped with
l. A First Class set of Physical Apparatus.
9. A Chemical Laboratory with new Apparat-
us and Supplies.
g. A Complete Professional Library
4. 4 Museum Consisting of the Birds OF Min
ncsota (nearly completely, Minerals, Fossils etc.
Two new names appear in the facultv-Miss
Anna NJ. CutchrOn. long connected with the
Normal School at Ipsilanti, Michigan and Miss
A. II. kctchum, primary teacher from the pub
lie schools of Cleveland, Ohio.
Every instructor has had long experience in
teaching, and the facilities we now offer to the
young people Of Southwestern Minnesota for
thorough normal instruction are, VIC believe
second to none in the country. We have issued
catalogue for 1878 Q, giving full Information to
those contemplating attendance. AMI will send
dress u. G. JOHN,
43l Mankato, MINI.
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FURTHER REDUCTION.
County Maps can be had at this Office
at the rate Of for % cents.
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It functional Torpor of the Liver ex.
lists, the elements of the Bile will re.
main in the blood, vitiating that fluid
and inducing many Skin Diseases. DR..
Bulls Baltimore Pills are most relia-
Die LIVER Regulator. Sold everywhere,
Price 25c.
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Lard wanted at this office on sub
scriptiOn.
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Elsewhere we publish Il letter written
10y &. I. Seney, Jr.. who is now travel
ing in Europe. Mr.. S. reports 4 gener-
al failure OF crops and thinks our farm
ers ought to be encouraged with the
prospect before them. Minnesota will
do good deal this season toward feed.
ing the millions of the Old World and
wheat will command Il good price.
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Sarah Bernhardt will be with US in
1880. But she can't be resident. She
is not an Ohio man.-St. Paul Dis
patch.
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G. F. Huniston sold two fine Estey
Organs tins week, to Miss Emma Mott
and III. II. Anderson.
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Elsewhere appears advertisement of
the Southern Minnesota Railroad. Par
ties going east ard wishing to see the
country along the line Of this road can
connect at La Crosse with trains for
Chicago Il Milwaukee and make the
same time made via of Manlato or St..
I).,u1
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aVorthin9ton @dpartt.
ADVERTISING RATES.
CHANGE REGISTER.

REGULAR MEETINGS.
Warrington Grange-S'cOnd and Fourth Sat-
sr,iays in each month"; ut II o'clock.
Hersey-No 32s meets the first Saturday in
each month ut the Jersey Hall. All brothers
and sisters of other Oranges arc cordially invit-
Graham Lakes-second and 4th Wednesdays.
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MUSIC.
M. w. MARTIN, Vocalist

Teaches in CLASSES or PRIVATE Lessons.
Tuning of PIANOS and ORGANS done ut
call.
INSTRUMENTS Regulated and Repaired
promptly.
7.A-tf]
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THIRD AvESUE.-See Gard of the
Third Avenue Hotel, now under charge
of NJ. Dickey. With the popular and
courteous "Elic'"' for right bower, Mr..
Dickey cannot fail to please the public.
The Third Avenue has a good name
among the farmers especially and Mr..
d. will maintain it while he has his
hand on the valve.
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We are always pleased to recommend
a good article. Bromolne is sure]y@ a
wonderful medicine for liver complaint.
constipation and general debility. Sold
by Miller & Smith.
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Storey, of the Chicago Times, has
been up North and says there is little
game left except euchre and old sledge.
He forgot base ball, croquet, and prai-
RE chickens.
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ConE IN AND WRITE 4 LETTER.
FARMERS IN town wishing to write q letter arc
invited 10 call at the ADVANCE Office and do 50.
Writing materials free.
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Banker Smith has moved into Iii:
new house on Fourth Avenue.
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Tomorrow the embargo on chicken
ter this bird will not walk up and be
Shot under another name. "Snaix IS
Sl,niX1 hereafter
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CIRCUS.

That long-looked-for Circus is an
nounced and the boys are happy. Hill
lard, Hunting 4 Demott's Circus will
visit Worthington on Thursday, Aug.
q, and exhibit afternoon and evening,
as will be seen by their advertisement
elsewhere published. They do not
make any extraordinary attempt at sen.
sational advertising, and we judge that
they have Il good show and will give
everybody their moneys worth.
MINOR ARRIVALS.
At the residence of VIM. Norman, in
Seward, a few days ago, girl.
At the residence of II. J. Barber,
Adrian, on the 7th, a 10 pound girl
Come to spend the summer.
At the residence of Geo. Law, on
Monday last, a 8 pound girl. Good
girl, too"
AMERICAN SUGAR CANE 1fACH1N-
cry.
Those interested in manufacturing
Sugar and Syrup from Amber Sugar
Cane are invited to inspect this machin-
cry before purchasing elsewhere. 1t is
claimed to be the best and cheapest
now in use. Exhibited and sold by H.
G. SHEPARD & Co., dealers III Farm
Machinery, Lumber, Coal, and Wood.
Wv.
T.. z. Kimball, on Friday last, mis-
took some carbolic acid for other medi-
cine and swallowed quantity. He
soon discovered his mistake and hur.
ried to the Drug Store where emetics
were administered and the poison was
thrown up before it had done any seri
Gus injury.
We arc glad to hear that W. A. Tur
ner, of Rushmore, has about recovered
from his recent attack of fever. He i:
| on hand again for business. every da!
| except Sunday, and is making a speci
atty of sporting goods. Any one want
ing Il gun or anything pertaining to
gun or a sportsman's outfit can ge
what he wants of Mr.. T. Give him ;
call if you have to walk to get there.
LYONS BOUND OvER.-A specia
from Mankato last night says:
Lyons, who resisted the officers ant
charged with attempt to rape Mrs. Wea
yer was bound over to await a decision
of the District Court.
The hand that rocks the cradle, is til
hand that moves the earth. DR.. Bull
Baby Syrup is the best remedy for a.
complaints children are subject to, sue
rs Dysentery, Diarrhoea. summer con
plaint, wind collie, etc. Price Csc.
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FINAL PROOF NOTICES.

T AND Office at Wortlington. MIMI, Aug. S,
Lls79.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim, and Sc
cure final entry thereof at the expiration OF thir
ty days from the date of thus notice, viz:
Faye,tc L. Torrance Homestead Application
No SSH for the wl4Sw14Sec. II Il 2s2 and names
the following as his Witnesses, viz:
Andrew }. Torrance and Charles j. Fox, OF
Adrian, Mimi.
sol MONS GRINAGER Register.
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r AND Office at Worthington, MIMI, June 30,
IL 1879.
Notice is hereby given that the following man,
ed settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim, and Sc
erc % entry thereof II It the expiration OF tir
Edwin II. HumiSton homestead application
No. $500 for the nl% Of the swIr 2o-l02-39 and
names the following as his witnesses. viz:
John Shrvcr, and john IIansbergcr, of Worth.
ingtOn, MINI.
H. MONS CR1NAGEI, Register.
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Inc ADVANCE Is furnished at II 50 4 year to
CLUBS OF ten ormore Clubs Of tell for six months
Is cents for each subscriber
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Remarks of q little three year old
standing in front of the Circus bulletin
board: ''Tum an ee the tow. Bray big
tow Oh the fence.''
Mr.. E. Kline caught Il pickerel on
Tuesday, weighing.9 pounds and meas
uring 2 feet 1O4 INCHES III length. lie
caught 20 III the forenoon and in the
afternoon,
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Machine Oil at Joe I}ayloW's. 4W.
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TT $. Land Office at Worthington, MIMI,
". July Ii, 1879.
named settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim, aud Sc
cure final entry thereof at the expiration OF thir-
ty days from the date Of this notice, viz:
Henry Faraghcr Homestead Application.
No. 8 $3.50, for the nHnell Of 20-l0l-42
and names the following as his witnesses viz:
Peter Thompson and James Walker, OF Wor
thingtOn, Mimi.
46i MONS. GRINAGER, Register.
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Go to J. II. Johnson's for Boots
Shoes and Harness. 4S-tf