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The Worthington advance., 1880-09-23

The WOrtllington Schools opened on
Monday last, with Prof. Donovan, of
st. Charles, in Charge rs Principal, and
Misses Ferry and Montgomery in the
other departments rs heretofore.
All members Of the VI. +. Church are
requested to meet ut the Presbyterian
Church nn next Monday evening, Sept.
I. Business OF Importance is to bu
considered. Don't forget it.
&. i. SHELDON, Pastor.
One Of o,lr cores ;,ondents says that
ltohrrr criticjZlg poetry reminds linn
Of the donkey kicking ut the lion. Try
the turkey buzzard "throwing up'' ut
the nightingale. Sec if that wont do
better.
Prairie fires have already begun to
run. Soon the festive hay stack, the
merry wheat rick and the jolly stable
Will be in ashes. (''This is s;rkasm," 5"
us Artemus Ward would say, rs we
have learned that serious warnings are
an imptrtincnce.)
Z. Colman, of Adrian, on Monday
last. had Il warrant served OH +. Coop
er, charging tie latter with shooting
two hogs belonging to the former. Mr..
Cooper WAS brought before Justice
IIumisto and gave bail for his appear
ancc on Thursday, Sept. 80.
The Journal publishes list of new
subscribers. q. e or two of them owe
us from 81 to s.. They quit taking the
ADVANCE without paying up and go
and subscribe for the Journal. "IIoL-
est.' indeed!
Strayed or stolen, from 7. Odegard.
Of st. james, Minn.. on the 2Gt th day Of
August, Il BLACK MARE, l. years Old,
with white nose and three white legs;
| mare went off with parts Of !, ''hobble"
he given FIR her recovery. or for any in
formation leading to her recovery. f.
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Ogle has rot tired Of making coarse
and blackguarl attacks upon us and is
trying taffry. lie says we are ';hand
some, lovely and good" and have a
"Miltonic brow" Admitted. Now
| send us Il boquet.
The School Board met on Saturday
| evening last and elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent-Emory Clark. Clerk-R. D. Bar
Der. Treasurer-Peter Thompson.
Mr.. Thompson was appointed Il COM
mittee of one to have the grass and
weeds cut on the school grounds.
Lindsay said about the time that he
left WOrthington that he would rather
be III h-l' than to stay here and run
the Journal as the Ogle- Rohrer gang
wanted it run. Ogle is just their man.
He runs it on the personal blackguard
plan. AS Bret Harte says of the Cali
fornia preacher, ''Preaching or gamb-
ling all the same, lie did his level best. ,
Ogle says he didn't write the coarse
and blackguard attack made upon us
in the Journal on account of our religi-
Gus belief But lie endorsed it and gave
it editorial prominence. II he is fool
enough to throw his columns open to
every blackguard and to keep at it till
he brings on personal controversy we
propose to take up the gauntlet ard
give him-that place which ne says we
will go to.
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See adv. of farms for rent in West
side.
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-23

DEGULAR COMMUNICATIONS Of Fratern-
IL ty Lodge, No. 1Ol, \. F. & a. NJ. 1T Masonic
M:N Hall in Worthinwton on the
~ sSGZ.nt& 1>t and 81 Mondays i'll each
.saEfIIN @sA,e month.
HK<STASS, NJ. l.. SOULE, W.. NJ.
JX SING4E S. Ed. CHANDLER, Sec.
&eSSa&, ,ST2K REGULAR COSVOCA-
@:Isrt3EE TIOES Of Living Arch Chap
ASo14.A cM,:2N ter, No. %, r.. A. NJ 1T Ma
sN6' >sS sonic Hall on the 4th Monday
In each month.
A. C. ROBINSON, NJ. E.. II: r..
s. e. CHANDLER. Sec. lOtJ
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The ADVANCE is furnished ut II so a year to
Clubs Ct ten more. Clubs OF ten for six months
IS cents for each subscriber.
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-23

The Democratic meeting tonight will
be held 1T Bennett Hall.
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-.
NOTICES OF EONTEST'

N9H1CE; Nn, sp1{ u s s Ian Land o'ics' worthiDgton,
Complaint la vi ing been entered at this Office
ny j: W. Read against Calvin Bates for
abandoning d. S. Entry No l5,c46, dated
April 2, 1872. upon the nwA sec :6. town lQ5,
to the CANCELLATION Of said entry; the salt par.
ties are hereby summoned to appear at this OF
flee on the Esd day Of Oct. 1880, | o'clock
o'cl ock p III, to respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment.
- MONS 8 ;o;1; oG;K1;iN1AsGEk, 1S1Ss Register
NOTICE S Land Office, Worthington.
~ Nlinn, Sept. Is, 1880.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
abandoning, Homestead Entry No. H. 6
dated July 6. 1878, upon The w1@nc4 sec. e,
town lG3, range ~, in Mobiles county Nlinn with
avieW to the cancellation Of said entry; the said
parties are hereby summoned to appear 1T This
Office on the 2lst day OF Oct. 1881, 1T o'clock
ing said alleged a1andonment
4] JPMoULTON. Receiver
o,iGGe; =; Us s Land ,ssu Office, worthington
Complaint having been entered ut this Office by
for abandoning 7. G. Entry. No. "a, datei
April -. 1876, or for noncompliance with the re-
quirements OF the Timber Culture act upon the
Mobiles County, Minnesota.
with view to the cancellation of said entry
the said parties are hereby summoned to
appear 1T this Office Oh the 18th day of Oct
1880, at | O'Clock p. H., to respond and fur
nsh testimony concerning said alleged aban
MONS GRINAGER, Register.
81 j. I. MOULTON. Receiver
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
CHEERS EN4 4UTN4 y'T0v

TEA CHEERS EIA LIMA YION
There will he Pubic Examinations for Teach
ers OF Nobles County III The school building at
Worthington as follows: "
Saturday, Oct? ,, $3.50;
Oct. :':, lASU;
Oct. 81. 1850;
Nov. g. 1880
Examinations commence at 8 o'clock and will
b. both Writtru and oral
43t J. c. OGLE, Co. Sunt
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There Was Il white frost ON Monday
light.
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SIOUX CITY & ST. PAUL TINE CARD.

G. v ". rIEi; TABLE,
Time of departure Of Pass .lI,rr Trains from
Mankatn:
Leave for Chira"n IL Il. N. & Is 81 p. N.
= New Tim at u 35 Il. m. d. ) - D.
Time OF arrival:
From the East, 6 30 a N Il ) - y III
from the West, s 5a NJ Il 70 y III.
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NOTICE L. S. Land Office. " ,vt|,iupto,

NOTICE. L. S Land Office, " >rtlli,igton,
~ Minn.. Sept. H. 1S>.
Noti"e is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his n'ei:tion to
make final prof in support OF hi claim and sc.
cure final entry thereof at the L. S. Land Office,
Worthingtnn, Minn.
On THU s lay, Oct y, 1880.
Casper Bloom. Homestead Application 40.
l}.nlG for the nNl see "a III and names the
following as his wi ntSS''S. viz:
stephen Nayl"r L"yi Banter, John Krcr and
Horace }. Norman, all vi Mobiles county. Mi N.
81 Mons GKlNAGEE, Register.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

WI.NILD
Renters for Two of the BEST FARMS in No.
bleS county. Houses and barns free. Seed
wheat furnished. Rent twn-iifths of crop, if
rented soon. These fl, MS have never faile'i to
raise crops. 2,0a bushels of wheat Scl this
year. lnrllirr of PAUL EOlGHTLANDEK
near Adritn, MINI. AT
TMPORTANT TO AGENTS. The Life of
1 GiiN. JAHf3iS :. GARFIELD,
Ey his personal friend, Major BUNDY, Editor
of n: !. Mail, is the only edition to which Gen.
Garfield las given personal attention or facts
Beau fully Illustrated, printed and bouud-
The h'St.-N. y. Commercial Advertiser. The
ncateSt.-N. Y. Herald. The most useful, sen.
sihr and satiSfactory.-N. y. Tribune Fun
length steel portrait Ivy Hall, from a picture
taken expressly for this work. ACTIVE AGENTS
WANTED Liberal terms Send 81 90 ut once
for complete outfit. \. 5. BARNES s. CO., Ill
aid ll3 William ST, n. Y. 4.it
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4 GENf3'St For the Illustrated Life
~ ~ ~ d7ed 4idrcntureS OF
WANTED rr,. ,o ~
The noted Western Outlaws. BY Hon. j. a. Da-
Gus, PHI. ID. 4 true and thrilling account Ullus-
tratel) Of their bold operations for lS years in
20 different States and rllitorics, battling de-
tec ives and ofci'ls of the law: BEST selling
81 cents for outfit. :l.;u for sample copy. Lib.
eral terms to Agents. y. ID. THOMPSON &
CO., Publishers, so, 522 and 524 Pine street. St.
Louis, Mo. 4.3t
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Farm for rent. Inquire at this Office.
4O-tf
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FINAL PROOF NOTICES.

T AND Office at Worthington, Minl., Sept Is,
IL 1880
Notice is hereby given that the following na H.
I'd settler has filed nolic: of his intention to
make final proof in support of his i'm, and Sc
cure final entry thereof 1T the u. S. LAID Office
WOrlh lhington, Minn., on
Monday, October -, 1880
Donall McLcan, homestead applica' ion No.
1O,05o for the eE southwest or sec. 80 103-39 and
names the following as his witnesses, viz:
Charles Larson, Andrew Larson. Levi Covcy,
Gus Erickson all CT Mobiles county, MINI.
II MONS GRIN AGEK, KegiSter
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LOCAL.
CLUB RATES.

WORTHINGTON, MIMI. SEPTEMBER q. 1880
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gle offers Il copy Of ''Alillcr's poems
bound in calf'' as a premium. The
calfskin is to be furnished by Ogle af-
ter we get through 'skinning' l1im.
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-23

Republican village caucus tonight.
Lots Of correspondence in this issue.
Republican County Convention on
Saturday.
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-23

BLACKSMITuING.-C Chase has
resumed Blacksmthing 1T his own
shop. Also Veterinary and Auction
etr business promptly attended to-. 4.3t
Oyle SAYS we will go to h--ll' If
the ADVANCE GETS after him in earnest
lie wont need to go there. Wen bring
it. to linn
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-23

TT 2. Mutual Ala Soci-
~ ETY.,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
"l,e plan IF this >,nifty recommends itself for
IT'S simplicity. equity and advantages. From Is
.oG ceutS per week, ace riding to age, secures
n .MOl'enetit to heirs hll III $50 r;,'r> sJ" &c.
Males an females frurl Is to il years Of age
nay become n,;'mhrrS Tx mine iir >y>ttn,.-
All he benefits of fife Insurance may Ire secured
oy labnrinH men Call nr or rtidr"SS
L.B. BENNETT,
7-3-tf Agent Worthin1tor. Minn.
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i. F. johnson, of Seward, brings us
three betts which each measure about
- inches in length. They are I'LL of the
utilter gender,
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-23

Covered Buggy for sale cheap aad on
time at Bank Of Worthington.
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] AND Office ut Worthington, Mnn Sept :,
IL 1850.
Notice is hereby given hat tie following
named settler has filed nnti:t OF his intention 10
tkr max :, I nl rrnof in support liz claim, 'nd Sc
1T WorthinGton, Minn., on
Tues lay, October -, 1880,
WALLACE: f. Thompson, Pr" emption Appica-
tlon No. 1887 for the selI sec + lnl. ~
and names the following as his witn ,s>es, VIZ:
Wn.. M"o;y J. II. Br:lwn, X. ID. Law wrei,ce,
l.. johnson, Of Worthins; ON, Mimi.
y MONS Gi;l NAGEk, Register.
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Sheep for Sale. Inquire Of
~ JOIN ALLEY.
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For sale at the Advance Of
fee.
4 PREMIUM.

A copy Of this Treatise on the Horse will bo
presented to every new subscriber to the AD-
old subscriber who pays arrearages aud year
in advance.
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-23

One Of our correspondents says that
Rohrrr criticjZing poetry reminds linn
of the donkey kicking ut the lion. Try
the turkey b'lzz.rd "throwing up' at
the nightir gale. Sec if that wont do
luttar
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4-2 JOIN ALLEY.
See first page for Maine election news,
Conkliny's speech, Board of EQualiza-
ton report, etc.
The Maine election returns are about
all in and Plaisted's plurality is about
l75. 1t is Greenback victory.
W. A. Peterson has purchased 4 lot
on 4th Avenue, adjoining Mr.. }raden' s
and is building a neat dwelling house.
The new cooper shop ltlow the mill
is up and enclosed. The warehouse is
already painted.
]. T. Biauvelt has purchased Nj. B.
Soule's team, harness and wagon for
$50 cash and is now ready for teaming.
Gov. Miller is proceeding to make
sundry and divers improvements about
the premises recently purchased Of Mr.
Soule.
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-23

Prairie fires have already begun to
run. Soon the festive hay stack, the
merry wheat rick and the jolly stable
will he in ashes. (''This is s;rkasm, 5"
us Artemus Ward would say, rs we
have learned that serious warnings are
an iNNHrt ilrNrfA
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-23

The Journal publishes il list of new
subscribers. q. e or two of them owe
us from 81 to s.. They quit taking the
ADVANCE without paying up and go
and subscribe for the Journal. "Hor-
eSt,' indeed!
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cdtncrs.
/ DNER1ISENI

A Wy hk iHfMlHA I n1 rIIEp 4 ne
IrrOwN otFloEH. ~ l.23S lroAdway. cor im[y
~, 81 East f"nI'ernir c"rn"t m399 , 70
5G9Gp iI$%sr" % f r, rr at , 80 hnr.
twenty fouths u"rrm ~ay.nss Ba"k Em.dng. "p 10 -
H.. at regular oiicc flirl
A LII wanting best teachers. American OF
" Caua,itr, hcw l:ulirin, mai,ri "t rosiisr } ".
- nElA EtIIuN: Sccrcar. American sch''i Institute
80 East liti ST., y y
A liz wanting first-cla> teachers should apply
~ at kEILOGG'- tdntaioial Url,c, - l,-t iili ~
4 LII wanting TEACHERS, SchnOls. or Pupils
y adore. "Amrr lhGcl'iona mon - iI"aIMH !.
NOrai INIT ,d"cHg Ft'tm"v"y state. Established S''.
A MEXICAN and FOEEIGN TEACHERS
Iorigihy rompci,n 1T rioir.s., rr.nc pal, AMI rrhcrs.
Iauinc- Ihr"r ~ 9" ia" '"n''y ih""p| Hi"' 10
NOINt American ,iG F"t'I.n i.r"i' Agency. - mon.
.lt."e
Az ARTIST Would nike = trW purl'o nl,lnl:
msjn.ct,, ven In drawing from n1n'" tii'n2 shout -.
y. L. X, 1ilhnc ip;""u "ih'r, i..''- Hi"""N
An experienced graduate viii give p.iv"ir
Il m>tii'."n ~ d'--c'. in@ .' n"i hr,n'." 90. 'i'
rlcc4 Addrres SIGMA. HoN D.. Iihanr o'I't
EDiNCKNEY'$ AGENCY for SrllUU!.> aul
Ter Anrnai, anil t'r.l Ir,c'''r' fn any "r'I"n. d:
In,reo , " in J" f., g.c"'l .r '' ' ,.
az "iht \FS!H ii:ii,iY II ,,ct. r..
ici's t'tou o. >,Ll c,orur c,c,y -cho, moan Ii,
lcr at oncr O." ",' tu IIiiy,;j'i'ui' rl<ck%ty.
domestic Bmldnt roI. rrOmwIv ana it'h ST.. y. :. city
rlNEACllEhS supplied 10 schools and iamlIlra
Il Mis- FIDRENCE FlI'iL EDUCAIIpNAL Bl To-
HtAt .has"u'ni, - moi ~pr"r
FINuE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY pro-
,d ra'CI I i"r r'" 1,i, ~, a'i'[' III "''E
a. LOWELL co.. - iond st. Sew York
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LITERARY NOTES.

Mr.. Migrants Life of Edgar Allan Poe is just
published in London. 1t comprises two Nouihes 1"e
Pan Mall Gazette after pointing out some OF IT'S dfs~
scks saws hat in spite of them it contains inuch tn"
Is new and interesting. ~
The Hilbert lectures for 1881 Will be dc-
vered 10y Mr. T. W Rhys Davids' who Is apout TO pun
iish work ON the Buddhist Jataka 1aes' "hch ".i
So ON Introduction on the connection between the
the and story literature Of the East and that OF the
West. His HILBERT subectw be " Buddhism Char:es
scribntrs Sons who have already pubilsIcG MAX Mu'
icrs UbDcrt's course and NJ. RcnOuts Inc ldtter VI
which il Just OUT. will also publish Mr. DdNniSs'
The interest IN Shelley, which was revived
few years ago, seems to continue undated. vo'u"e
of selected poems is just out Macmillan d CO. :
Golden Treasury Series there IN edition de IuAe VI
his minor poems from another English puo''S"i, %"'
,,:J,,, ,foco-;u. which had an article about his
;agI days az S,cZia in the May muhliti G ns
called ''Sone Thoughts Oh Shelley, 10y MI "'oIi0 "
BrOOkc, III the number for June.
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MINES AND MINING.
FRIDAY. Juno 1872. NJ

FRIDAY Juno lS-F' M
The dealings in mining shares To-Day s"o"o o1
more shirt than for n long time past. For the socU
nronerties there was a general improvement III
nrc.s couspicnous more FOR its steadness thal ior
the amount of the advances. Chrysolite rose rom
1855 to 197sG19l2, Little CHIEF from iV'2 :" 49,
1oa orI r,,l,iII from 80 TO 90. Silver Cliff was
Grmcr at .. Climax at 2.l502.jO, Annie at l.lo'
and South IIite at 17j. Bodie shares were "eakrr'
Rulwcr at 4 and South BnIwer at LILO. Among '"o
spccaltics If the American Board silver N"eeo o
was active but declined to 195, Durango SOFA AT oo
ON Auburn and Rock Creek Mt la LOO VanHc-
water at / .lOa1.15 Barbce and Walker at oA@2~
IN. Battle Creek at lsl05lia5, TomhStQne III OK
III and Mayilowcr nj l35G 80. Al tno o IL,
hoard Nav Belle continued to be leading lealIc -
the dealings; 1t opened AT 13,againS IIlcS'c,tIES 70
last figure and alter selling up to % closed at oUi
Goiavcras was weaker with sales down to %" ana
G"Id Placer fell to "a. The COmstOck shares Weic
fo,rIv active and firm. GOOdshaw with less tnai
fine 1snal amount of business. was steady at a2ooI
OIL, W" note small sales of Ophlr at -, McATIHi
NJ SI1d So La Plata ut 5l4 and Horn ShVeraU Ao'
The markets closed firm
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Men, 7)nblicallonS.
NEW PUBLICATIONS

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
BURR's STRESSES ~ BRIDGE AEDR001tI Ike
AKCHED AND SUSPENSION BflDNi
vol, Svo Plates. Cloth, So d. ,,,,,-pr,
RISKIN'S SFVIE LAMPS OFAKCHITECIUhf"
New subscription cditOn) -.
$50. Plates. 10th extra So
HATFIEII,S AMERICAN HOUSE @ ilEE .Ei'
New Edition, enlarged and almost entirely re"Ii''eh
$40. cloth -. .-u.
PITSEI%'S STONES UF VENICE
(NCw subscEpon cdit0n) 40
9 vOs SvO cloth extra, plates : ~ &c
WAIDO'S MULTIPLICATION TABLES
Folio - cents.
Nearly dv.
VERYS NAVIES OFtTHE WORLD, anvil
With numerous p.ates tables, &c. SN6 oouhu' or ?,
SEARIES FIELD BOOK FOR ~ SS'hOoA f4HiD
AND OFFICE USE.
l2mo.
ARMSBY'S CATTLE FEEDING, --,,.. 80
Containing Laws of Nu:riin. Feeding SUNS FeednS Vi
Farm ANIMALS. &c.
10Th. - ~.
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Containing every form OF Battery now IN use, WIN Huoi
piatCs.
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CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON, STOCKS.
FRIDAY. June 1s-P. n.

FRIDAY. June 1s-p n.
The stock speculation to-day exhibited more
spirit, and the business amounted to 229. 700 shares
against 10000 shares yesterday. The opening
was at firmer figures. followed by further advance
that included nearly the whole list and for the
greater portion of the day the market was unde-
niably strong. There were some exceptional move.
ments because Of special causes. Erie and Western
rose 2si per cent because OF the companys show.
ing of large increase in its earnings, printed In
to-day's TRIBUNE. Ohio Central and Peoria, Deca-
tur and Evansville also were strong because Of the
advance in the prices of the income bonds Of tho
respective companies, with O belief that interest
on them will be paid soon out Of earnings. OF
the general market, Michigan Central was
particularly firm, with an advance nom
S7ia to S90sS7s, because of the near ap.
proach of the dividend period and the expectae
ton that the dividend will be GA and perhaps
per cont. But Lake Shore Erie and Western Union
also we're higher In the early trading, and %. Paul
rose 1e per cent, retaining all but o. cont Of
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miscellaneous.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW
~ YOHk TRIBUNE WILLIE RECEIVED ATTHE UP
lows OFFICES, No i,2JS Brian"y cor Tiity-n Hi.st.
on No 3US Wet twenty thirdNi, conner Eighth ave-
30 o. Ea, FoiItr,nilt. corner tn square 900 rhird
ave. col Forty seventh ST.; ~ the HAItLEM OFFICE. NO
1~%I Third ave, iG-h iliIci ami twenty fput lhAt
UIalcm Savings Eank BuildnS, ~ I" = inr regular
OihcerajcA
DRUSIIES of every description AT 30 Pearl
I'D ST. UppuslIr Trcb IN AL riirrs NJ lowest pcr..
joins Is. IIOPrEI~ Manufacturer aud Importer
III b. STEWART &. CO,
Manufacturers Of
WOOD SLATE AND hAIHLE MANTFIS.
40 " e,l sd 81. y. Y.
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For Young Laules-Country.

AN English French and German Boarding
~ and DAY Sclon. YOUNG lali"~ Wet End Institute
NrwlIaIC1.(t. Mrs. = /. Criy rim. send io ct'i'i,
BRADFORD ACADEMY
FOR YOI' NG LADIES.
The eighth year CONNIE noes sept q lSS"' i"'
MIiI%HXNNGE +. JOHNSON. Principal bradford Mas
VLAVERACK q. W COLLEGE and IL ID
SnT EiVlE I\~ IIlI' TE..N harding school "i i"l
iauh liicor~: I'D d'rti' ni- iar-g't,+ \ti ana
Music suc,l tltra.: open summer uoid J;lN J.
Rev. 40 $40 liA =. IN -. li' ld'ht.
GROVE HALL. NcV-llHvcn, Cnnu.-NlisS
u MO&rIUI:I - SCHOOL Tor Noi y" LADIES -
HONE SCHOOL FOE GlHIS.-Walrham,
I Mass: every way drs.l.tni" A"'ourh i>ru ctui'
cIrn NrIil -, r~I tu~ aii't Ny Ffl%' iIN'
u o. 10, =: lio-oH Mas. NtWl"ih t':u'hr' III. IL
1. llauhs, IL ldSt 81 tLsi
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{ttlnln9.

ALTA MONTANA COMPANY,
n WiCKES. MONTANA
Capital $J,OuO,UOu shares. $40 oleI Una4ses,allc
Present ptirr, - uu.
uFTIC El;~ President. ". ". WIckr5 Vice lrcslilent
Michael SNOW: Secretary. Il. +. Brooke.
IIEECTuR@-W.W. Wicses. \. \ Barnes. Alanson Traqk
H. NJ sheldon, Michael SHOW. NoSYOrG +. lIauscr colo
SaunGtrs. Montana
OFFICE 10 AND IL WALL STREET
RARBEE AND WALKER SILVER MINING
ID COMPANY,
NiL'EH KEtF. UTAH.
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