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, 1880-03-13
DISTRICT COTRT SIMMONS,
TERRITORY ur WASHINGEoS, I (


TERRITORY or WASHINGEoS' SIS.
County "f Walla Walla,
Ia N, District Court of the F,-st Judicial DIS
frict ef Washington Territory.
DAVID TURNER. Plaintiff, u. EMMA TURNER,
Defendant.
HyHF UNITED STATES OF AMERICA:
To EaaA TURNER, Defendant You are
hereby required to appear in an acton brought
against you BY DAVID TrRSER, Plaintiff, IN
the District Court of the First Judicial DIS
trict Of Washington territory, holding terms
NJ the CITY of WaIla Walla Ill and for the
county ot Walla Walla, to answer the com
plain, Of Plaintiff, filed in Walla Walia county
within twenty days after the service oi tins
summons, exclusive Of the day Of service. II
served in said county. If not served in said
county but in said district. in thirty days. II
served in suy other Judicial district IN the ter
ritory, in fortydays. If served by publication,
within sixty days after the date Of this sum
mons, or the said Plaintiff viii take Judgment
against you by default, according to the prayer
of the complaint. which is for divorce on the
ground Of abandonment for one year and for
the custody of the two minor children named
in said complaint.
Witness the Hon. =. {. WNGARn.
Judge Of the District Court Of
snp~S the First Judicial District Of
sS1Is Washington Territory. and the
Seal of said court affixed, this
18th ,lay Of Feb, 4. ID. 1880.
4. REEVES AYRES,
y. L. CATION. CLERK.
Plaintiff Attonev. Gw'
, 1880-03-13
The Promoter ami Perfector Of As-
kimilafiOn-
The Reformer and NItallzer Of the
BlO0d.
The Producer and Invisorafor OF
Nerve ana Muscle
The Builder ana supporter C: Brain
Power.

Fellows Compound Syrup l. COM
posed Of ingredients identical with
those which constitute Healthy Blood.
Muscle and Nerve and Brain Substance,
while Life Itself is directly dependent
upon some Of them
By It's union with the blood AID its
effect upon the muscles, rocstablishinS
the one AID toning the other. it is ca
pablc Of eTcctinS the following results:
II will displace or wash out tubercu-
lous matter, and thus cure Consumption
By increasing Nervous and Muscular
yigor, it will cure Dyspepsia, feeble
or interrupted action OF the Heart and
Palpitation, Weakness Of Intellect
caused By grief, worry, orcrtax, or
irregular habits, Bronchitis-Acute or
Chronic, Congestion Of the Lungs, even
in the most alarming stages
1t cures Asthma. Loss of Voice,
Neuralgia, st. Yitus Dance. EpiiePtic
Fits, NhoopinS cough, NerNouSlcsS'
end is q most wonderful adjunct 10
other remedies in sustaining life during
The process Of Diphthcria.
Do moi be deceived by remedies bear
Ing 4 similar name: 10 other 2rcpar--
ton Is q substitute for this under a'.y
circumstances.
Look on. for tho c.a,-a and :-ddre,i
FELLOWS, g. John, II, On The
yeIIow wrapper il v,atcr-aark, which :
seen by holding is ..spsr befo., -
light.
Price, $40 ror Bottle, 9 - ..,.'
Sold By GN Dr. -
Sold byH. T.. HOLMES. sly
, 1880-03-13
DISTRICT Court SUMMONS.
TERRITORY or WASHINGTON, *
County uf Walla Walla,

'
County Of Walla Walla,
In IL, D,stric, Court Of he First Jodicid Dis
trir Of WaAjRgtoH TrrItoTg.
IuUls SCHwABACHER, ABRAHAM SCHwNEhCHEE
and SrcMrxp SCHwABACHFR. Plaintiffs, y.
ALEXANDER CAKrER, ". IL. BISHOP and
u. BoGUSDFR, Defendants.
yUyHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA:
To ALEXANDER CARTER, ". n. BISH"P
and H. BoCuSDER. Defendants You drr
hereby required t" appear IN IN action brought
against YOU by LnUIS SCIIwARACHER, ABRAHAM
SciIw lBACHER and SIGMUND SCHwAENCuTE,
Plaintiffs. in the District Court Of the Fi'~t
Judicial District Of Washington territory.
holdin. terms at the city "f Walla Waila. ia
and for the county nf Walla Walla, To answer
the complaint oi plaintiffs. flied in Nalla
Walla county within twenty days after tE"
service of this summons. exclusive Gf the day
nf srrI ic- II served Ia said county. Ii not
served in said county hut in SAID district. IN
thirty day~. II served III any other JUDICIAL
district in the territory, IN forty day~- Ii
served hv publication. within -INty days after
the date Of this summons. OF the said Plaintiffs
will take Judgment against You by default, &C
cor,iin.; tn the prayer of the complaint.
Said action j. brought 10y Plaintiffs t. ole
close a certain mortgage vNrcutci hv i,ivI''-
ant, ALrNANnFR tAEIEH, IN thr !itn G;N -
auri. lS79. for S:S5ll ii IN which thel.. j. s.v'
due $3.50 ~ and for sale of the nurtSaS,i
premises.
Witness the Hon. y. T. WINDARI.
.Iut.,c 81 the District Court of
s'""$ the Fir>t Judicial District Of
s,IGs$ Washington territory. and the
Seal If sail Court affixed thi,
10Th iayof February. \ H. ISSo
\ REEVES AYRES.
e. l.. ARPSTEI\ Clerk
Plaintiff ATTORNEY 1-iW
, 1880-03-13

k. y B.
KING OF The BLOOD
THE Mosr TuoEoUGH PURIFIER OF THE
BLOOD YET DISCOVERED
Cures all HuEors. from . Common
Eruption TO the wors; Scrofnia.
II puriaes the Blood.
II invtgorates tho Liver.
Il regulates the Bowels.
II strengthens the Stomach.
II rrcs yiraci.y in place of lasstude cheerfulnsss
in place Of gloom. and robust vigor in place Of
Dyspepsia, Biliousnc.s, Disoriered Liver. Con-
s.ipa.:oa, Nervous Affections. General Debility, IN
short al the numerous diseases and discomfort,
caused BY impure blood speedily conquered by
this powerful coTrectcr, the chief and sovereign Of
oil ancient or modern msiical dIsooveriss-KIss
OF TUE BLOOD.
ITS NAME IS IT'S BEST DESCRIP-
TION, Is IT royal dispenser Of the blessings Of
health, and vanquishes the foes that lurk IN tho
blood.
1: banishes PIMPLES. SALT RHEUM,
SCALY ERTPTIOyS. ULCERS
SCALD HEAD, FEVER SORES
and all SCROEULOUS DISOR-
DERS.
II checks COyST MPTIOy in its early stages
II has frequently cured II when advanced.
/, Gisperses TUMORS and CANCERS without
the Surgeons knife.
I. cures DROPSY. general or partial.
/. cures FEMALE WEAhN ESS and
DISEASE.
Il reduces IN safe and efec;ual manner all swel;-
inss, external or internal
!. eradicn,es the effects Of Mineral PoisOns, and
establishes o sound constitution.
Many certificates, much further information ard
full directions for using, viii be found IN the pam
phet Treatise Diseases Of the Blood" IN which
each bottle Is enclosed
Price 81 per bottle containing l. ounces, or 10 TO
50 doses sold 10y Dealers II me,licine.
D. RANSOM, son & CO., Prop-ie.ars,
Buffalo, n. Y.
Sold by IT, E HOLMES and J. H. DAY.
, 1880-03-13
DR.. SPINNEY,
No. II keaTney Street.
Trrat> all Chronic and special Diseases.
Young MEN.

WHO MAY RE SUFFERING FROM THE
W Effects Of youthful follies " iniiscretscn, III
81 veil 20 avail themselves OF this the greatest loon
l.h at IN. altar If suffering humanity. DR.
sPISNES Will guarantee 10 forfeit 500 for every
case OF seminal Weakness or private dEsase Of any
hint character which be gntcrtakss and fails 10
Fftrp
, 1880-03-13
THE CELEBRATED BAN W4GONS.
~ u,o, NJ t,e IDEel States Best Wagon Made
yssE eEs,Egga aEED EUREKA GANG PLOV

Has the first place has been successful m m mt more G pCm w
thorough conrTeii us at wrought
frame and enable stand hsa'y s
and Land Guase the pow for general "oih anu H
~; So yn but h slot sten 1t on eash! got a "
hasr rroyen hlshly satiaactoFy
, 1880-03-13
atf.. uiTua.T MEDICINE.

\ Parker's Stomach Pad, worn on tn" pit OF
the stomach Will prevent Diphtheria a1d all
kinds Of Fvvers and AgIe- 1t viii cure Liver
Complaint, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Asne Cake
and all diseases Of the Stomach aud Liver.
Worn over the womb 1t VIII cure falling If the
womb and Female Weakness. Do not drug
yourself u death When you feel i'll put on a
Parker's Pad. Al, your druggist for it. 42m
, 1880-03-13
NIIDDLE-AGED MEN.

There many :. the a--e O; thirty ~ sixty who
ar, trpuhlei with too frequent executions OF the
Slsider, Often aecouipaniel by slight .rnartns or
burning sensation and weakening of the system in
Q nAnprr the Tzi'ent cannot account for On exam
ming the urinary DEPOSITS rrpy sediment viii orten
be found snd sometimes small PARTICLES Of slhunen
viii appear, oz the color will te of ] thin rni,kish
hue again changing 70 dark and TORPID appearance.
Th4e are many who diso this difficulty irnnr-
ant Of the csuse, which the ssurd stage OF seminal
ve>kness- DR. SpIunsv Will guarantee 4 Ierftrt
cure in all such csses, and healthy restoration o;
TIE eeaito- urinary oryIn,.
Of6re Hours 10 70 Mi 70 ; Sundays from
10 20 uA NJ Consulate Z r. Thorough sxXnl-
ioatson and advice, 81
Caii a address DR. >PlNNEl a TO-.
Stf No II kearDey street, san Francisco
S-r,r Private Diseases Il short stanI-
inv . full course Of medicines, >uffcien, for
c,,r, with full instructions, viii be sent 10 any
sdjress N receipt u sic.
, 1880-03-13
WALKING PLOWS.

The Western Queen the lead tor breaking SOD ana Is ii
, e ch Clipper brought to this market ana ne
i've satisfaction Moline and Garden City Stubb!c Flows ha'e w
fay,rites and improved styles tins season
, 1880-03-13
- u 4. . E - $

We have a stock f both Evans and Garden City SueS aa'
T1,y AZ. too well known 10 need further description
, 1880-03-13
TIE rsoN.ToR AND SUPERIOR DRILLS.

iaDows Jonted Piverzer and Bay Patent Wheel Harrow;
Discs aud improved pattern working their through the land
ing rate We have recently reduced the price Bradeys Reve
Scotch and Moline HarroWs ALWAYS one hand
, 1880-03-13
BROAD CAST SEEDERS.

The MONITOR has usab eced s"ws all kinds OF gram VII
Ia and szaccss chokes clogs We sti continue 10 carr
the ii EHIOR Seeier which first class IN respect
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26

Nor,norp /, c,annishpess and no distinctive
Northern sentiment that prdes ,t,s or on Western
iIc NAV be "Kn,cSerbocK r." rennamite." Buckeye. %
rooser but above a .nnsz, e,,zsnsp an he Is an
American. The Southern man Is rrouu VI o,o w.. The
chiefly because 1t 9 rs. section .scon snd State caey
b, cause IL IA part oil inc Nati"h-
We have made no attempt to follow the narrative
contained in this Interesting book The cohc'"s'o"
20 which tho writer comes is that the only per-
manent remedy for Southern anarchy and barbarisn'
is 70 be found in popular education. ono OF HIS
characters in conversation upon tho SUBJECT .'n~'
il past controversy that the Government miRh' u'.
tribute n fund ." in the proportion OF ii''ter''y.
Here is n view of the matter put into the mouth OF
a Southern man:
Perlaps the chief Incentive TO the acts which nave
dIs,racrd our civilization which have made tue who
people OF the South almost unit IN oppSS'phs pc ,h cavern
cnt in reconstruction has been deep anu oser hc Sc"
v.con that hatred envy ana rcsencnr h ,Ivea which
promptcd t1osc acts Such measure panneu upon n ~
liberal SCALE would be yndlcaton OF Tue rs, a. we'll AZ
It's determination 10 develop at the eontn .nc ,i s'
ntcgence the same freedom .. That nave made
the North prosperous aud Tree ana sfong VIII I'D
Of them has made the South poor ana 'snorah' III"
weak" !.
The following are the concluding sentences OF
this remarkable book:
Day by day the irrepressole conflict" Is renewed.
The past bfaucahs the prcseut ts wondr9us legacy
of good and III. Names changed, but runs remhin'
Tho soil which slavery claimed, baptized with Dood,
becomes tine Prom sed Land Of tho freedman nbu poor
white The late master wonders az the mockery OF lhte.
Iruoruncs maryeis at the pbwer OF knowledge. Lolo
oyereaps the barriers OF prejudice ana faitn laughs d.
the impossible.
The world roes up and the world goes down,
The suuali ne follows the rain
And yestrriay's n sncer ana Yesterdays frown
Can over again
n, the trestlc board Of the present liberty forever
sets before future some new query Ihe Wise ua M
If
strength The King makes commandment. Inc 1oo
lnug
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
ilonses ano Rooms rUantco.

WANTED.-A fOur-stOry unfurnshed house
w for three years 2ix0o about twenty with ali
18th AMI Sbth 81 and
9th Address HOLMES, Tribune Uptown Office, l,2os
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
6ltuatlons OanIeG--feTales

A Southern lady of thorough education de-
N position where her be avaied OF
either otherwise hstcass reference
posOD &c will BE- given and required Address u, this
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
Brocklpn propsrin tor Sale ano 60 Get.

I,OR SALE.-The HOUSE and GROUNDS
j formerly owned by CHARLES CHRISTMAS and row
bv Mrs J. f. PHILLIPS, in BROOKLYN, with STABLE
ana CONSERVATORY The property is G2 II. In. on
FIRST PLACE, 1876 IT. on SECOND PLACE and 266 IT, 1912
in on HEN RYsr is the ferries and several lines
of street cars contains cnoce dwarf pear aud
other fruit trees valuable plants etc. etc. ana ID sur
rounded by a substantial iron fence. Inquire OF
Nj. II. SMITH, Al Broad-st, New.York.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
6ituat,ons Uanteo-- Males.

| OLERK or COLLECTOR.-By an intelligent
- Young American q years o. age has i.r has
good references. Address A. ALLISON. 2oo oRue"~''
| Jersey CITY Heights, v. j.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26

! CITUATION wanted by young man %
- years in wholesale dry goo mouse where ne
furnish the best references as
To- cnaracter &C. Address LEWIS - DAY, 22l East 18th
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26

VALET-By a FreDChman; midde-aged;
speaks English fuently; thoroughly understands his
dutes good objection 10 90 anywhere Ad
dress FRENCH VALET. Tribune Uptown Office, l,23o
Rrna1WaY
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
Ielp Wante0.

COVERNESS WANTED for three small
" children Address. with full particulars. Dr e. Trik
uAe onioe
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-03

SAND. All the sand in the State appears
to be concentrated in Eiko county. At the
Republican County Convention, on Thursday
last, the following resolution was adopted
Resolved, That we consider the candidacy
If Hon. William Sharon for United States
Senator ~ snwise and, We fear, an injury to
the party in the State, and that We hereby re-.
auire the candidates this day nominated fer
the Legislature to pledge themselves that, in
case of their election. they will use all honor
able means to secure the election to that Office
Of some Republican who is a baaa Jde resident,
of our State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-03
THE SLA L Expo E,

The slate trick ~. paced w. sae "n
Stewards Office nixh' l.. f..,e $50. :, .--.s
1t the club meeting, .isepn"'.d y, ~
slight Of hand work Of ~!.ici. Sio- sfv ~
some exhibitions las, Ain e,. The ,r.s.,,-...-,
are charged with III .nipuiAtin. tn J"h
knowleaged that the. did m-e' Stewards
Office, queer place for Republic III ticket Il.
be nominated. It Is pleasing t.. note that
maiority Of the Garfield and Arthu, Club took
no part in the proc e.iInys aud the voting was
done by shout twenty men, who We're allowed
to have things entirely their own way. Tn,
ticket put in nominal Ion last nighr, fur til.
primaries may be all honest and nnpledgeu
ticket, but it has bad .ook aud comes oui
under the most unfortunate auspices. As
far as the candidates are CONCERNED for whus..
interests it Is charged that this ticket was put
up, it may be unfair to assert they were all III
collision with the caucus in Stewards Office.
If they decided OH them without their knowl
edge they should net be held answerable
for it. A portion of the man named as
delegates deny that they were pledged, bur
several are yet to be heard from, and none
we're asked if any of the candidates named
requested them to run. A man who has
been asked by q candidate to allow his name
to be used IS delegate is pledged BY infer
snce if not in the te clinical sense Of the term,
and ne man of honor would 80 allow his name
to be used unless favorable to the candidate.
We do not desire t. prejudice the case OF
any candidate, but hope that a new, IN
pledged ticket will bs put up, oae which has
n slaty stratifcation in it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-03


terday says: $3.50, 49,.
The Carson APPEAL comes up nanfully in
abatement Of its position on the Senatorial
question 1t has opposed and still opposes
Senator Sharon; but strongly avOws its Re-
publ,canisn and declares its loyalty to the Re-
publican party by agreeing to support him
should he prove the choice Of the Republic
ans Of Ormshy county.
1t will afford qualification to the Republic
ans throughout the State to know that the AP.
PRAL has thus sQuareIy placed itself on the
record; and the Enterprise takes pleasure in
apologising to the APPEAL for having init
mated that that paper was developing Demo
cratic tendencies.
We did not say that the APPEAL would sup
port Sharon if he carried the Ormsby county
primaries. The APPEAL will support Sharon
ander no circumstances 80 long a. Tritle,
Wo,dburn and Wren remain in the field. We
will support the straight Republican ticket Of
Ormsby county as nominated in the Conven-
ton of Saturday next. Tho APPEAL has al
ways supported the straight ticket. 1t always
will. If the Convention choose to nominate
a Sharon ticke'-a thing it has not yet
done--'he APPEAL will stand in for the mem.
bers Of the Senate and Assembly as nominated
and work for their election. If they consid-
er Sharon fit man for Senator and vote for
him, they can do so. The responsibility of
supporting him will he on their shoulders and
not ours. The duty of advocating the regu-
lar tickle: has always been faithfully perform.
ed by the ArrEAL, and M man can instance
case where that work has eve, been slouched
or lukewarmly attended 10. 1t will not be in
this instance. We hope to be able to chron-
icle the fact that an anti Sharon legislative
ticket has been nominated next Saturday but
our weapons in advance, ready to take the
field under the Republican standard the in
slant that the Convention unfurls it. Orms
by county must not be lost to the Repub-
lican party of Nevada. 1t sthe banner coun-
ty of the state and must keep its place on the
roll We had rather see Sharon elected for life,
than see Nevada running with that herd of
political swine known the solid SOUTH
We want every man who is a Republican, in
Ormsby county, to feel as the APPEAL does,
ticket which the Convention i'll its wisdom
puts before the people.
Cot Fans INNOCENCE Stockton
Nail speaking Of Fairs pretense that he knows
little about politics and the process of prim.
airy elections, makes these Continents:
As matter. of fact, he understands this
process quite as we'll as our contemporary or
amy of the politicians. The intimation to the
contrary was simply playful toying with the
.redulity Ut the reporter-a pastinae which
the Colonel seems to greatly enjoy. Indeed
this trait in bis character sthe greatest objec-
ton to his election to the Senate As a'Sen.
stor he would be inclined to fslltwltls course
which he long ago adopted Is miner, and
promise his constituents anything, but to do
what he himself ,hssght hest PurAnhk 9lis |
policy, earned for Colonel Fair the sobriquet |
IT "Sfippery Lm,n name which he goes BY |
,,n the CsmsteoA ad,ong the miners as much !
as by his real name. ~ '.'''- 80
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-03

Hsw SIR JOHN Franklin WAS AURDsRED
Facts are now coming to light to show how
Sir John Franklin and his crew came to per-
ish in the. Arctic Seas. 1t was from the fact
that swindling contractor who supplied, the
expedition with canned meat, put up bones
and sntrails in place of meat This fraud was
not discovered until the expedition was thous-
ands Of miles away from England, and the
starving men ate the putrid meat by holding
their noses. Some 10. 600 pounds were thrown
into tho sea- Commodore Cheyne has re-
peatedly denounced this wretch as murderer
in his public lectures in England. Lynching
is the least that should be done to such
heartless scamp.
IT il proposed to erect > monument to
Okes Anss on tho highest point Of the Union
Pacific line. It is disgraceful to give such a
man . monument He was kicked cut of Cen
grsss for confessed bribery and his perjury
in attempting to drag others int the nirs. In
stead Of being at the highest point Of the road
it should be erected in some obscure valley
and covered from sight.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-03

HyAKEN FROM SLATER'S HAY.YARD.
. brown Ulster, plaid lined, containing some vau.
able papers belo ging to Adam Bay The above reward
will be paid for the return Of the coat or the papers
3. F. SLATER,
Carson, September q, 1850. lod+
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-04-01
7Vprthiugtu.t 3dra,,te.

Terms Two Dollars per year, Invariably in ad.
enee: All orders VII receive prompt attention.
= accompaniedUyt the real name and addresS Of
ne writer a. guaranty Of good faitll-not nec.
oesarily for publication -'''~''| Ao' ''o''
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-04-01

We have had number Of applica-
tions for that ''cow'' us the farmers
wish to introduce the stock in this
county. We introduced that COW into
nearly every family last week
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-04-01

Tt is very much to be regretted that
Turner did not "stick'' in the contest
as Commissioner, and that Carrier did
not contest the election of the ..illipu-
tian Barber. Both would have won by
the throwing out Of Westside. Since
the Rohrer-Town gang begun the con.
test, they should have had their plates
full Of it. We should have thought the
devil with fire. and mad clean sweep,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-04-01

WOLF B0UNTY.-A friend up in
Wil1mont recently killed u wolf and
came to town to get the bounty. He
was not on hand within the 20 days re-
quired by law and failed to get the
bounty. The other day he found dead
wolf which had probably been poisoned.
and came to town with the scalp. He
was too conscientious to swear that he
killed the wolf and failed again to re-
ceive the bounty.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-04-01
a POSITIVE FORCEFEED BROADCAST
G.zE5BEEDER AND CDLTTVATOR II {xa

a POSITlVEs FORCEFEED BROADCAST
SEEDERs AND =CULTIVAIOR.s 4. 5Ss%
. Sows all kinds of grain without
change OF gear wheels, and has but
three gear wheels, all fastened perma-
nently outside the frame. $500 . <.@%S.. 49,
; III has the most perfect SCATTERER
in use. 1t will scatter the seed evenly
whether the ground he hilly or level. 4.
1t has Il perfect LIFTING ARRANGE.
AENT. by which any boy that can drive
team can lift the cultivator with
ease.
=: It has the most perfect SL1P-ToorH
and PIN'BREAK CuLT1vATOR in use,
with reversible steel points, tempered
in oil that will scour in any soil.
1t has perfect LAND MEASURE that
correctly measures the ground passed
over.
It has no loose parts, is entirely free
from springs. and is always ready for
use.
1t is the mos: regular Grain Sewer
in the mrrket.
1t is unequa1ed for simplicity.
strength, durability and style of fin
i:h.
THE TRIUMPH SEEDER is made
OF the best material, by experienced
workmen, and we are confident that
we are offering a broadcast Seeder
which for lightness Of draft, durability.
good workmanship, neatness and ef1ic-
iency in the field, excels any machine
of its kind in the market.
3W G. II. SHEPARD & Co.
CLoCKs.-Hewitt, the Jeweler, has
just received large lot Of Clocks, 8 day
and 50 hour, and will sell them for less
than they can be bought in Chicago.
All clocks warranted for tWo years.
Parties will do well to call and exam
inc before buying elsewhese. Nv.
2 yoke OF working cattle and farm
machinery for sale cheap by
28-3W J. 3. Roof.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-04-01

Tie Sioux City Journal thinks that
morally things are carried to "a fne
point in Worthington when vote is
taken on billiards and croquet. Next
year we expect to have the question of
''dance or no dance" decided by vote.
Some Of the clergy are '::wrastling" with
this seductive and destructive evil, and
the people will be called on to put it
down with a high hand and outstretch-
ed ballot.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-04-01

CONNECTIONS.
At Mcmillan Junction, for Green Bay. Grand
Rapids, Fond du Lac, Appleton. j oshkosh, and
all points on Northern Lake Michigan.
At Wis Valley: Junction, for Stevens Point,
Wausall, and all points OH Wisconsin Central
Railroad.