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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-08-19

CheEault & Perry, druggists,
j Blain, Clerk Lincoln County Court.
d B EdminstOn, Clerk Circuit Court.
+. W. Brown, Judge county court,
W Carson, Justice ofthe Peace,
FL Campbell, OK Nolen, "A Mckinney
& Elkin, trader,
Lee Huffman, d'ntist,
III Huffman, jr,, Peter Hampton, CNB
Reed, EB Caldwell, Edwin McRobcrts,
TTDavis, coal dealer,
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RUSHNORE.

hUSHAOhE.
Bedford Bros. have leased ). n. Rush.
more & Co.'S store and will put in 4
stock Of Dry goods.
DR.. Wemple has bought the drug
store and intends to turn it into IN E.
piscopal Chapel.
Mrs. A. F. Horst 10 visiting her
brother In Decatur. Iii.
MI. F. Peck has added a stock Of
hardware to his tinware.
Mr.. A. G.. Seney lost a valuable horse
last week.
School District No. Al town Of Olney
intends to build school house this fall.
Contract 1T to A. F. Horst, of Rush.
more. BETA.
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ADRIAN.

There was grand dance at the COL
ony house on Friday night.
J. G. Ludlow's brother-in-law from
the east has gone into partnership with
him.
Peter Thompson's elevator is going
right up.
The furniture store has partly moved
to the hardware store.
School commenced on Monday.
John Timmons has moved into his
new house.
L. $. Nelson's house is ready for
plasteriag.
Michael Gephardt moved to St. Paul
on Monday.
Mrs. Murphy left for New York on
Monday.
Mr.. Barlow has rented his farm to a
relative of Mr.. Moberly.
Business is lively.
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PERSONALS.

%&AeSONALAS. -,.-. :-s--r-.se-
Attorney Clark is up in Murray Co.
attending Court. =
r. Hutchinson left on Monday night
last for Minneapolis which will be his
home for the present.
&. T. Pope and Il. Perkins left ON
Sunday night last for Wood county. 0.
hio. where they exnect to spend the
winter. They are engaged in selling a
patent Hay Fork.
Rev. e. F. Sheldon and family left on
Monday last for Hornelsville, n. Y,
where Mr.. =. will engage in Y. NJ. Z. A.
work.
Elias Brown of Still lwater, who owns
4 farm in Willmont, is down SEEING to
his interests and will spend week OF
two in this county.
Mrs. Charley Wilson, Of St. Paul has
been down visiting her mother and Mrs.
Huntington.
At recent meeting OF the Minneso-
t. Historical Society GOV. Miller OF
this place, was elected IN active mem.
Der.
Dan. Shell, proprietor Of the Worth.
lngton House, came over on the 8
O'Clock train Monday and remained un.
til the following morning. Shell IL one
Of the most accomplished and success.
ful landlords in tho West, and his hotel
is deserving Ut the fame it has gained
among those who visit the godly village
in which it is lOcated.-Rock 20. Her
aid.
We notice with pleasure from the
Worthington (Minn.) Journal, that our
former tOwnsmen Geo. ". Wilson, has
been nominated by the Republicans of
his county for county attorney. Our
people here will be glad to hear the
news of his success. and can unite in
assuring the people of that county, that
all official duties iDtrusted to his care,
in case he should be elected, will be at.
tended to with promptness and fidelity.
Our citizens have tried Mr.. Wilson, and
we know whereof we speak. he having
been elected as the Judicial officer Of
this city, for three successive terms,
and his records show that over nine
hundred suits were tried and determ-
nedl'efore him. and he retired with.
ont a blelnish on his official integrity
lathe, (Kansas,) Mirror and News
LETTER.
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THE FAIR.

The County Fair opened yesterday
theoretically, but practically vii! begin
today. There has been an unusual a.
mount Of work to do in building fences,
houses, ETC., and in bringing the half
mile track into suhject;on, which has
been as stubborn rs a half mile mule
train and rs refractory as a Re-
publican topper.
The prospect is that the Fair will be
Il vast Improvement on last year and
the number of entries largely increased.
Tomorrow large attendance is expect.
ed, notwithstanding the fact that farm.
ers are overwhelmed with work.
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LEOTA,

Prairie fires-If one word to the wise
is suffi icient two ought to be doubly so.
n. II. Cook las moved into his new
house built by S. 7. McVey, carpenter
and architect.
Election is nea" at hand, and on that
day the two great parties are to try IT,
ties, but let Garfield, Dunnell & Co
rest easy, for I.eota will cast an over
wlelming republican vote.
Our tl,raslers continue to pan out
from eighteen to twenty five bushels of
wheat per acre.
Sevenny-6 'ons of hay is what that
little fire licked up in the south west
part of town. The particulars will
probably come out hereafter.
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". &a +. EXTENSION,

Gen. Bishop, manager Of tho St. Paul
and Sioux City road. said to reporter
yesterday that the extension Of his road
would be open for business to-day be-
tween Sioux Falls and Hartford. 4 dis.
tance' Of fourteen miles. It 10 the pnr.
pose Of the company. the general said,
20 complete forty miles Of the road west
Of Sioux Falls this season.-Sioux City
Journal. ~,.,,
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THE THERSHER.

Ira Turner, of Elk, threshed 10 bush.
els OF wheat and II to IA bushels of flax
to the acre.
Fred Bloom, of Seward, threshed 80
acres of flax which went 1S} bushels to
the acre.
&. T. Buick, of Summit Lake, had
about 12 bushels of wheat and 13 bush.
els of flax to the acre.
B. W. Pope, of Summit Lake, thresh-
ed 20 acres of flax which yielded about
IL bushels to the acre.
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COUNTY NEWS.
LITTLE ROCK

Henry E. Mills has moved to Worth
ington. .+s ri: L.. :.
,. There has been some thrashine and
some plowing done.
Ask any one for news and they say
lots OF work to do aud lots of windy
weather. -. -:
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C71O1tCE~
METHODIST EPIs a)rAl--ServiceS every Sab
bath morning 1T 10 ~; v.ning service ut =
Sunday School ut Y. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. C. +. Sheldon. Pastor.
UNION CoSGREGA ArIONAL~-Servlces morning
and evening. Sllnd ~ School Immediately after
the morning service. PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. c. ". Hanna, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-ServiceS morning
and evening. Sabbath Scllno immediately atte'
the morning service Prayer meeting Thursday
evening.
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Sale Of State Lands.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, LAND OFFICE,)
ST. "a l.. Sepiember7, 1850.
NOTICE IS hereby given that the County Au-
prescribed by law. all the school Lands that
have been appraised and are unsOld in Mobiles
county. 1T his Office In Wortllington, on
Saturday, October 80, 1850,
At 10 o'clock 4. III.
Lists of the lands to be offered may he seen at
the Auditors Office for two weeks prior to the
sale.
All lands heretofore sold upon which the in
tercst tS delinquent for more than one year will
be re. offered.
n. WHITCOMB.
26w Commissioner of State LIANT Office.
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O8ciA Paper Of the Coun.
TO FOREIGN Sr,ascR1ar,.a

~~ IO FOREIGN SURscRIBElx
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 fo,
granted that they do not. want the
paper longer. and our rule is to strike
their names of.
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SEWARD.

Haying is over at last and now we
have All occasional spurt of political en-
thusiasm.
Thrashing is progressing finely. Some
fine crops, especially OF flax are report
ed, Is bushels being quite common.
Prairie fires now illuminate the hor.
izon nightly and some one will be burn
ed. OBSERVER.
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RANSOK.

J.H: Scott has been threshing. Oats
light, also wheat. Flax Is bushels pr
acre, barley fair. August Classeg has
threshed and gets about Is bushels per
acre Of wheat and IS of oats.
We have had another one of those 30.
cials, this time ut James COTS. A good
time 10 usual.
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RUSHING TOGETHER.

There's marriage III the air. Tie
woods are full of 'em. Any one of US
are liable to have call at any moment.
BE prepared to meet your affinity.
On Saturday evening last Miss Mary
Braden and Mr.. Josepl, Loveless were
married.
On Sunday last Miss Aida Dittmer.
ing was married to Mr.. Salathiel Bed
ford.
On Sunday next. we learn, Miss Jen-
ny Hollis, another Worthington girl,
is to lie married ut Luverne to a gen.
tleman whose name we did not learn,
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GRAND PRAIRIE.

GHAND fHAlHlE.
A grand old prairie fire swept through
here last night making the neighl'ors
turn out and fight fire. The fire came
from the vacant lands in Iowa. The
most Of the damage done Was to Mr..
Kennedy Uf Rock Co. who lost :ll his
hay.
Mr.. Geo. S. Barnes lost a good mare
some two weeks ago.
Rev. Mr.. Cooley, Geo. S. Barnes
stcpfatl.er,) has arrived and is Euilming
him 4 house.
Henry Oleson's horse got out Of the
stable aud left and Henry is hunting
for it.
II. Nelson says his wheat will not go
- bushels per acre, oats light. His bar.
ley was good 424 bu. per acre.
Mi. Mc1Iann has built him new
house.
Chas. Quinn is building sheds for his
increasing flock of sheep. Several 9TH
ers are building new graneries.
A minor arrival at Ole Olson's some
two or three weeks ago.
Ole Lund will supercede Henry OLE
son to the Office of postmaster.
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Editors and Newspaper

Editors and Newspaper
Men
Of the country, endorse JAMES Ross PATENT
GOLD MATCH CASES. AS pr. 0f read the follow
ing:
Bal imo"e, Md. M'rch .. 1880 1T gives me
pleasure to inform ynu hat the james B ,~S
Watch Case have car:i d i'aS given perfert
s 'ti>fac ion II wears h"a,ltirully.-J. L. RiNG-
GOLD, Eli. aud Prort Telegram.
La Faypttr, Ind. March y. 1<s'.-I take pleas.
ure in commend Y the JAS Boss Watch Case rs
Il ghy S;l i>f c'"ry and equal in wear t" one Of
solid z Ill. They a'c the ''i;nSS'' in fact aS well
rs in name. ". :. L!NGlE, Ed. and PrOpt Cuur-
icr.
DeS MoincS, III Feb. , 1SSN.-Our manager
h - carrrd Il Jas Boss Patent Watch Case. and
chprrfU!lv says hat it e mot br beaten in anv
way.-STATE LEADER CO., pub'rs l wa State
Leader.
Watscka. Ills March s. 1'sO.-I am pleased to
say that tn. JAS. Boss Watch Gaze have is en-
irely sl i>factory. hcing in cv. ry respect just as
repreSr ted 1t is ape ct lmau'y.-M II. Pc.
TElss, Ed. and lr"p'' leo o:S Go. Times
Wansau, Wis March 10, 1sso.-The Watch
factor! It Is just splendid Mark ii. PARSrM,
Ell. and Propt Torch Of Liberty.
The above are co, cured in Ivy l,und reds of
other editors well aS merchants. mechanics
and jewelers., in all parts OF the country.
This is the only p,tfnt case made Of Two
PLATES OF SOLID GO'D. 1t is warr,nted by
Sin. i'll certific'tc Ask Your j.wel-r for illus
tratcd catalogue co't'i"i' fnll description.
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- 6EWlN0 NACHlNES FOR SALE
Three new Sewing machinea fOrsalo
1T this Office, one Domestic and two
Wilson's, will he sold for one third less
than cost for cash,
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ARRITALA.N DEPARTURE OF NAILS
ARRIVES.
Eastern (daily) 12 lOa. m.
do st. Paul and beyond 30 pm
Southern 2 s. 4. ~.
WeStern-Iu Verne and Sioux Falls, IL 35 i ~
Round Lake, SATURDAYS ~ III
DEPARTS.
Eastern (d;ily) 2 30 a. IN.
do to st. Paul all | beyond 10 8, u III
southern " IL Iva. ~.
WrStern-Iu Verne and Sioux Falls ) 10 pm
Round ...-.-s, Saturdays l ~
Mails carried by d.v trai"s close 20 minutes
before Il p:.rturr. All Others 1T o'clock pm.
Office hours from H. H. t"S p III. Sun lays
from to Il III and - IN tn - ~ pm.
Money orders issued anil letters registere be-
tween : o'clock Il m and 8 p ~.
Ni B SOULE. T. n.
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Tie Okabena Mills are prepared to
handle in the best shape either Buck.
wheat CT Rye. Will buy or grind.
5-2w. OKABENA MILL co.
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SOCIAL PROGRESS.

SOCIAL PROGRESS.
EDITOR ADVANCES: Since your a.
nonymous correspondents ''anoma-
lous'' correspondence has raked over
the ashes "f our dead ~ Social Pro-
gress, Of Elk, will you kindly allow me
space to tell Inn that he will probably
lind the liveliest corpse he eyer walked.
''Porto'' would perhaps do we'll to be a
little cautious about fibbing, for since
the .'defunctiom'' of the Sunday School
in the Plotts district. there is no one to
administer obsoluo te, which seems to
be the only medicine applicable to his
disease.
Our association is not dead-neither
does it sleep. We postponed our meet
ings until after the hurry of work is
over, when we will have a new INSTALL
ment Of our library. and if Porto will
take the trouble to look he will see the
greatest glory comes after the resurrec-
tion.
Our next meeting will be on the 7th
of Now, when the constitution will be
laid before the meeting to be voted on
ut the one ne:t succeeding.
All interested will please observe that
while including both politics and relig-
Jon as subjects for discussion. no one
will be excluded on account of any O.
pinions Which they may express, SO long
as they do it with honesty ofpurpose.
Also members have an equal voice in
the management of the association
without regard to sex, color, or opinion.
Everybody and tie rest Of mankind are
invited to come aud see US. ut 2 p. n,
Nov. 7th, in school house Dist. No. 6.
SECRETARY of Social PrOxress.
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SEWING MACHINES CHEAP -
We have new Domestic Sewing Ma.
chine and several Wilson's which we
will sell at q considerable discount.
Call and see US as to terms.
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AENTO Fbr the Illustrated Life
~ ~ ~ and Adventures Of
WANTED r-...

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The noted Western Outlaws. BY Hon. !. A. d.
Gus, Ph. D. A true and thrilling account (lllus.
tIateh) OF their boltt operations Tor IS years in
~ different States and Territories, bafling de.
book of the year. 2l,OcO sold In four MONTHS
50 cents for Outfit. d. so for Sample copy. Lib.
erat terms to Agents. N. u. THOMPSON &
Louis Mo. 43t
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4 AB.ARGAIN.

We can furnish Il new Platform
Spring Wagon or All 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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OCTOBER ELECTTONS.

OCTOBER ELECTIONS.
Up to the hour of going to press
"wednesday night) the dispatches
claim Ohio for the Republicans by from
1000 to 10000 majority and Indiana
by from 1000 to 5000. Republican
gains. are claimed in West Virginia.
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m is now beng made faster than
nn0u ever by those At work for U.S.
UQUVUtOy Persons Of either sex can make
- 40 week In their own towns If
they are willing t. work. NJ risk * outfit
free Anyone can run the business Capital not
required. All WHO eugage prosper No one
fails. Particulars free. Address, H. HALLETr
Co.. Portland, Maine. 47ly
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SAMPLE OPIEd

SAMPLE COPIE&
We will send specimen copies OF
the ADVANCE to a number Of persons
who are not regular subscribers for a
few weeks. Read it, hand it to your
neighbor, and if you like it, come in
or send in and subscribe for three.
six or twelve months.
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

ACDITOR-E. s. Mills.
TKEAsCKElt-H. q Shepard.
REGISTER OF DEEDs-.J0seph Chadwick.
JUDGE OF PROBArE-i: d. Barber.
CLERK OF COUKT-B. n. Carrier.
SllEKIFF-k. X. Miller.
SUEvEYon-AlleM CLANCY. Deputy-Allen
NJ. CLANCY.
COURT COMMIssIOSEn-l d. HumistOn.
COUNTY ATToRSEY-l)aniei Kuhrer.
COKOSEls-I.. Is. Bennett.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT C. Ogle.
COMMISSIONERS.
First Observation-Disclosures Bloom. Of Seward.
Second DiStrict-A. NJ. Crosby, Of Adri'n.
Third Di>trict-lcht. Shore. vi Ransom,
Chairlna".
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TEA CHEERS E.XAMINA 7ION.

TE.AC9ERy E.YAMINA TION.
There will be Pubic Examinations for Teach
ers Of NNes County III the school building at
WOrtl,ingt"n aS follows:
Saturday, Oct. ,, $50;
Oct ?3 1880;
Oct. 80. lSA:
Nov. 4, 1850.
Examinations commence ut 9 o'clock and will
b. b'tIl written and oral.
4-St J. c. OGLE, Co. Supt.
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For Sale.

One half or the whole interest in STEAM
FEED MILL, doing good business. with ample
power for increasing the same. Engime IS 2
hor*e power, portable. COOL as new. Will sell
engine separate II desired: Call on or address
48tf H.J. BARBER, Adrian, Minn
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PORTRf AND PILE

A correspondent Of tho San Francis.
co Chronicle says Of the poet Tennysen:
He has made such wise investments
OF his large literary earnings that his
entire property is Proably worth 81 ,000,.
0o0- remarkable fortune for 4 poet.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE.
THE undersigned will receive sealed propos.
! ais ut Mobiles County Bank. Warrington,
purchase of Lot eleven. Block fourteen and
: ore building thereon, in WottlIington village
NJ bid under five hundred dollars will be enter
BY order OF the Court.
(Dct. Il, 1885,. EDWARD o. Z;GMERMAN
INV Assignee Of &. G. Luckey.
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NEWNPAPER RACKETT.

NEWNPA PER RACkETT.
The Fulda Farmer, A. F. ingalls,,
publisher, looks as though it had come
to stay.
The Edgerton News, after an eleven
weeks existence, died the other day. 1t
was live infant anyhow.
Vol. I. No. I. Of the Fairbaalt Coun-
ty Journal, published at Blue Earth
City, by J. Lutte Christie. is received.
1t flies the Garfield, Arthur and Ward
flag and is vigorous political paper.
The Lanesboro Independent, publish.
ed at Lanesboro, by E. N. Donaldson,
campaign paper, is out advocating
the election of Hancock and Wells.
The Budstikken, the Minneapolis
Norwegian paper has declared for
Ward.
Tie Guardian, published at Heron
Lake, by S. s. Haislet, is at last fairly
on its feet. It il q neat little sheet and
will be beat, on the DunneIl- w ard mat
ter, As it is out for Dunnell.
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COUNTY MAPS

GREATREDUCTIONI PRICE,
Just received at the ADVANCE Office
a new invoice of MOBILES COUNTY
MAPS, which we will sell at a reduction
Of 50 per ceht. for the next 60 days, as
follows:
Single Map, 1Oc
Two Maps, l5c
Five Maps, Csc
These are handsome colored maps
and the only large maps of Mobiles
County extant. Parties ordering by
mail must enclose stamp
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I'LOVING.

HLOWlNG.
700 acres If Stubble Flowing to let in
lots to suit. Address
Rock COUNTY FARMING Co.,
2t Luvecne, Minn.
We hear that the Train Despatcller's
ca (quarter's are about 10 be removed
t" Sioux City and that Mr.. Huntington
will take charge Of the office ut that
place.
We desire to express our thanks to
the many friends who remembered US
in 20 substantial i manner last Friday
evening.
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BLACKsMITIllNG.- elias. Chase has
resumed Blacksmitl,ing ut his own
shop. Also Veterinary and Auction
eer business promptly attended to. 4-3t
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Mason s. 1Iamlin Organs, Piaros,
etc., at st. Paul prices may be obtained
of r. II. MILLER. 7-tf
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You can buy your Furniture cheap
er OF W. F. Thayer than any place in
Mobiles County. 5.tf.
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BRIDGE BUILDING.

ON7ZUE OO1LO1VU.
Notice Is hereby given that Proposals will he
received for building truss b. idge Is feet long,
across Jack Creek, on the SOU: line of section
"A, In the town Of seward, according to plans
and specifications on file In this office; said con-
tract to be awarded to the lowest responsible
bidder. on Saturday the 9Th day Of October, 1880.
ut O'Clock p. N.
The right Is reserved to reject any and all bids
il not satisfactory. f.. s. MILLS.
Auditor.
Auditors Office, WUrtllington, Sept. q, 1885,
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Gov. Miller is pushing the improve
ments about his residence and is max
ing one of the handsomest residences il,
this part of the State.
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PEOPLES EXECUTIVE COUN-
TY COMMIT

PEOPLES EXECUTIVE COUN-
TY COMMIT
r. r. Miller, Chairman.
Indian Lake-Chas. Bulls.
BigelOw-H. Il. Tripp.
Little Rocky. II. Faragher.
ltams0m-H. Belkmap.
Grand Prairie-Patrick Berry.
Westside-L.. $. Nelson.
Olney-F. j. Porter.
Dewald-J. II. M.xwill.
Worthington Tl,-John Alley.
WOrthingtOn Village-EmOry Clark
c. b. Loveless. q. G.. Grundstine.
l.0rain-ROb't Firth.
lIersey-Capt. j. W. Miller.
Elk-M. A. Doane.
Summit Lake-.I. W. Read.
Lismore--Geo. Legross.
Leota-G. Knipps.
JVillmOnt-Wm. Moody.
Bloom-Casper Bloom.
Seward-B. F. Cummings
Graham Lake-J0hn Cunningham.
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The farm of James Gibson. two and
one-l'alf mi!' west Of the village, is for
sale or rent. For terms apply on tile
premises,
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TT $. Land Office at Wortiington, Nj

IT S. Land Office ut Worthington. Mnn.,
- Sept. 20, 1891.
Notice l. hereby given that the following
named ,tler has filed notice of his Sintcniinn to
make final proof In support OF his claim. and
cure final entry thereof 1T the U. =. Land Office
WOrtltngtnn, MinD., Oh
Thursday, November 1, lSS,
Henry ". Smith, Homes cad Appiic.t ION No.
10.725 tor the sNN 26- l(+ ~, and names the
following as his witnesses. viz:
Martin Nelson. Abram Graf, .\mcS Forbes,
David Hefty, all Of Nnblcsc unity, Mimi.
ST Mons (iKlNAGEK, REGISTER,
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TT S. Land Office Worthington, Minnesota
~ Oct. +, 1850.
Notice. is hereby gwen that the following
named settler has filed NOTES. Of his intention t,
make final proof in support"f his claim, and Sc
ut WOrthingi on, MINI on
Wednesday, November 10, 1880,
~ Rcn!us ". M"berly Homestead Application
No: 1870. for the nl.ne4 of 1U.l. 243
and names the following as his Witnesses viz:
A: NJ. t'WsHy j. V. ia tow, Ira Crosby, VI
5. Twitchell, all of Nob'e< county, Minr.
u MONS. GRINAGElt, RegiSte..
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AND Office at Wortliingtrn, Minn.. Oct. 5,
IL 1884,
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
cd settler las filed notice of his int II ion to
make final proof h, support OF his ella H. and Sc
cure final entry thereof ut the L. S. Land Office
at WorthingtOll, Mum, Oh
Monday, the l. tn day Of November, 1870.
Albert Nc Lean, Homestead Application
the following us his witnesses, viz:
Sutherland Mclean, $. tOvey, Allen Mclean,
VIM. Tomford, III Of Mobiles county, Mimi.
" MONS GRIN AGEk, Hegister.
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POsT OFFICE. Minneapolis Daily
Tribune 81 PER month. Extra copies
on hand. 3.3m
The Worthington advance., 1880-10-14

A good secondhand Wilson Sewing
Machine for sale cheap. NJ. DUROls.
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: Judge Wakefield Will speak at Pipe.
stone, Oct. It'll. -,
POLITICAL MEE77NGSIN
= ; MOBILES COUNTY.
Indian Lake, at Larson school
house, Saturday, Oct. 10th, 7 p. m.
Peter Thompson, b. N. Carrier and
L. S. Nelson.
Elk, at Wilkinson school house,
Tuesday, Oct. loth, p. m. B. N.
Carrier. Thos. H. Parsons, and II. C.
Shepard.
Hersey, at school house, Thursday,
Oct. 2lst, I p. m. Peter Thompson,
Is. n. Carrier and Thos. H. Parsons.
Rushmorc, Saturday, Oct. %, at I
p. m. b. n Carrier, l.. S. Nelson
and r. H. Parsons.
Little Rock, at Green school house,
Tuesday, Oct. 10, I p. m. L. s. Mel
son, L. B. Bennett and Peter Thomp
son.
Leota, at school house, Monday,
Oct. 25, Up. m.. B. N. Carrier, l..
S. Nelson and H. G. Shepard.
Adrian, Tuesday, Oct. 26, I p. m.
B. N. Carrier, Thos. H. Parsons and
l.. B. Bennett.
Summit Lake, Reed school house,
Thursday, Oct. %, I p. m. B. N.
Carrier, Thos. H. Parsons and L. B.
Bennett.
Bigelow, Swanson school house, on
Saturday, Oct. 80, I p. m. Peter
Thompson, l.. S. Nelson and L. Il.
Bennett.
Fulda, Wednesday, Oct. 20, I p. m.
B. N. Carrier, Il. H. Parsons and l..
B. Bennett.
Worthington, Benefits Hall, Mon
day, Nov. l, 7 p. m. Il. N. Carrier,
L. S. Nelson and Thos. H. Parsons.
Mr.. Nelson will speak in the Scan-
dinavian Language at Bigelow and
Indian Lake.
It is hoped there will be full at
tendance at all of these meetings, as
questions Of vital Importance to the
people are to be discussed. Good
speakers from abroad will accompany
our local speakers when they can be
had. A. A. ABBOTT,
Chairman Mobiles County Demo-
cratic Committee.