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1TILLMONT.

~ Il LIIO Wv L..
viii we celebrate the glorious
Fourth?
Our farmers are enjoying these warm
days by taking tllirgs by the handle, in
the corn li+]ds-the crltivator.
Town Board of revision meets at the
Town Clerks Office next Monday.
First school meeting in Dist. No. &C
on Saturday.
We didn't find anything out from
that great sto, m!ast Thursday.
Paul Sanger sold his place in Sec. -
to a man named Stevens.
john Mock has the incest piece of rye
in the town.
Quito crew went to Worthington
Tuesday, attending to Il land trial, and
tomorrow another party from this town
will be seen in the Land office, on the
Same business.
To-day the Democrats will assemble
at Cincinnati to place their favorite
sons in nomination for President and
Vice President. Who will be the NOM
inees? is now the question. Third term
ism Grant, failed to congratulate the
fortunate Garfield. He simply said Il
am satisfied." We wonder what differ
ence it would make if he wasn't.
Mrs. Graf, mother Of Emil Graf. is
expected fof a visit this week. She will
probably stay all summer.
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c0UN TY NEWS.
LITTLE ROCK.

Chas. Clark of Grand Prairie, was
married ON "Wednesday to Miss Eliza
beth James of this town at the resi-
dence OF the brides father, and the boys
had a dance on the occasion.
Geo. Kitchens sold a COW on Friday
to John Finion.
MI. Garvy has two breaking teams
in the town OF Westside.
WIN. Parry is having 40 acres broken
on his tree claim.
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70 UIs1H or JULY COMMITTEE
President Of the day-A. L. Runyon.
VICE PRESIDENTS

fOtR1H or j CLY COMMITTEES
President Of the day-A. L. Runyon.
VICE PRESIDENTS
Worthington Village-H. D. IIumis-
Vorthington Tp.-B. T. Thurber.
Dewald-E L. Wemple.
lney-A. N. Crosby.
West Side-L. G.. Long.
Grand Prairle-II. Ingrahm.
Little Rock-John Ptulson.
kansom-Robert Shore.
Bgelow-N. V. Mcdowell.
Indian Lake-John O. Larson.
IIersey-M. Heiser.
Lorain-J. W. Tuttle.
Elk-S. =. Bond.
Summit Lakes. w. Wass.
Leota-F. ". Stevens.
WllmOllt-A. Forbes.
Dloom-C. W. Gale.
SeWard-r. Bloom.
Graham Iakes-S. Fox.
Town 1C3 43-G. Beireis.
Mars':all-R. Il. Miller.
Executive Committee-A. Forbes.
Capt. Grinager, II. ID. IIumiston.
Committee on seats, platforms and
tahles-A. G. Robinson, +. Wills, j.
Brennon, r. Perkins. l.. Cline.
Committee on ecoration-Charles
Smith, Il. +. Baker, Fred RunyOn, G..
+. Humiston, G.. Smallwood, Mrs. J.
Craft, Mrs. Wykoff, Miss Lizzie Law,
Miss Florence Moulton, Miss Carrie
GrinageT.
Committee on Financial. J. Lud-
low, Charles Smith. II. D. Barber.
On music-G. Plumb, G.. r. Uumis-
fop Nolo
Club-I. p. Durfee.
speaking-M. &. Soule. l. 2. Durfee, j.
7. Moulton, J. Craft, r. r. Miller.
Committee on Arrangements-H. c..
Shepard, J. Mcmillan. Capt. Grinager,
D. $. Law, G. Smith.
Bells-J. A. Town.
Committee ON Water and Iced.
Pannel.
The day will be ushered in with ring
ing of bells and firing salutes followed
by procession, raising of flag, music,
reading Declaration of Independence
and Grafton in A. NJ. In the afternoon
a parade Calthumpians, boat race, foot
race. horse race and other amusements.
An attractive feature of the day will be
{. reunion Of the old soldiers Of the
County.
To the weak. the worn and the weary,
the editor Of the Boston Recorder says:
I'VE can most unhesitatingly recon-
mend the Peruvian Syrup, a protected
solution of the protoXide of iron, to all
the weak, the worn and the weary, hav-
ing richly experienced it's benefits. It
possesses all the qualities claimed for
it by it's proprietors.'
The ladies of the M. E. church will
entertain the public at. Benefits Hall
on Friday eve., June IS. Straw social
and cream berries. All are invited. x
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SEIY1R D

Still the rain continues. Showers
without number. We are waiting pa
tiently to hear whether Mankato and
St. Paul were blown down or not on
the 18th.
Will some reader of the ADVANCE
explain through it the cause of the
brown appearance of the oat leaves
which began about the 10th of June
and. continued for four or five days.
All our efforts to that end have been in
vain. OBSERVER.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPiRTLIeZOF' NAILS
ARRIVES.
Eastern daily 70 lOa. NJ.
do St. Paul and beyond 80 III
Southern 6 9 ga. IN.
Western-Iu Verne and Sioux Falls, II ., nj
Round Lake, Saturdays -
DEPARTS.
Eastern (daiy) 2 90 =. y.
do to st. Paul AMI beyond 20 - N
Southern " - Iva. IN.
Western-Lu Verne and SIOUX Fails ~ pm
Round ..-~c, 81, urd1ys l p Ii.
Mails carried by day TRAVIS close So minutes
before departure. All others ut o'cl"ck p IN.
Office hours from H. m. I" y Ill. sun hays
from to 9 4 III and T. III to - 80 pm.
Money orders issued Hnu letters vcglstcic &c
''~''' ~''~> ''' '''' NJ. s. soyEE, TN.
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YO 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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BTGELOIV

John DeBoos is taking the census in
Ransom.
u. W. Baldwin, brother of. G. Bald
win has just come from Dorset, Ver-
mont. Is much pleased with the coun-
try and thinks OF staying. J.C. Bald
win has made arrangements to press
hay this winter.
Mrs r. Reynolds, whom mention
ed some time ago as being quite sick is
better So that she is about again.
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M ASONIC.
CHVRCE DIRECTORY.

C71 U1CCE DI1LEC7UN I.
METHODIST Observation-Disclosures every Sab
bath morning at 10 80; evening service ut T.
Sunday School at y. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. c. Il. Sheldon, Pastor.
UNION CONGREGA rIONAL.-Servlcrs morning
and evening. Sunday School Immediately after
the morning service PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. c. w. Hanna, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHuRCu.-ServiceS morning,
the morning service. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening.
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GRAND PRAIRIE

MIR. Hamlain, father to Prof. II. II.
Hamlain, came to see the Prof. few
days ago and is stopping at Geo. S.
Barnes with the professor.
Roads bad, plenty OF wet weather
and mud. The rivers were the high
est they have been since last July.
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COUNTY llAPS

CREATED UCIIONIN PRICE,
just received at the ADVANCE office
new invoice of MOBILES COUNTY
MAPS, which we will sell at a reduction
OF So per cent. 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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Members Of the Mobiles County Agri-
cultural Society and all who feel inter-
ested IN the prosperity Of the same are
requested to meet at the Court House
IN Worthlngton, on Saturday, the Goth
DAY otJune, at half past ten O'Clock a.
III. Some action will be taken at said
meeting III regard to the purchase and
fitting up Of grounds for the. next fair.
Come out will You?
II. D. HUafIsTON, Sec.
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

AUDITOR-E S. Mills.
TREAsUKER-H. Shepard.
REGISTER or DEEDS-JoScph Chadwick.
JUDGE OF PKOEA TER. ID. Barber.
CLERK OF COJKT-B. y. Carrier.
SHERIFF-R. Il. Miller.
SUKvEroK-Allen CLANCY. Deputy-Allen
NJ. CLANCY.
COURT CoMMlssloSEn-U. D. 1IumiSton.
COUNTY ATTOHSEY-Daniel kUhrer.
COROSER-L. Il. Bennett.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT. c. Ogle.
COMMISSIONERS.
First Observation-Disclosures Bloom, Of Seward.
Second DiStrict-A. NJ. Crosby, Of Auri"n.
Third DiStrict-KObt. Shore. OF l;nns"M,
Chairman.
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+. Bloom, Of Seward, has sheared his
sheep, and the average clip is ST pounds.
Send in reports.
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V M;Mn NJ, y: s: Land Office, Wilmington.
Conplaint having been filed in this orcc nv
J .; r. ';leas"n against Thomas Rarryy
NV ,n Homestead Entry No. lN,T4 dated
l ,:;', =; ~ Mobiles county, h.iuncs',a, With
'it'W 10 TIE cai!cei!inn # said entry: thr g. III
p ';l are hryShy summoned to aplrir ut this
M respond and fur ;i>il ~
s;;ld alleged Abandonment ~ 0''' q ''ii's
%, MONS GkINACEi;.R Register.
ool j. L. MOULTON, Kccciver
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Fourth Of July Boom at 5. a. Davis.
Fire works all kinds. DEVILS Bomb,
Torpedoes, Pistols, Blank Cartridges,
etc. 43-ow.
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SUllMONS.
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF MOBILES.
DISTRICT COURT,
SIXTH JUDICIAL DIsTNIcT.
VIM. Clark and Margaret Clark. r,trs \
Against S,,,,
Joshua I. MAXWELL Defendant. n r'n,,.
Defendant: ~ NV "oo'c-naHled
o., you, Joshua J: Maxwell. are hereby summon
ca ana required to answer the comDl3,ur IN this
9 aGe'Gn Wnlch mas been filed in the office Of the
tV nn Gt so Eourl IN orthngton in said coun-
TO TO s 81; Complaint on the subscribers at the Office
countw t .! them IN the village Of Worthngton.
n rwenty days after the service OF this
ana II You fail to answer tile said Tomn,,;nft
a Mnln .H time aforesaid the plaintiffs III this
actioil WI apply to the court for the relief da
mandcd III said complaint. 'Ao A''ioA ue'
Dated May 10, a. D. 1880.
EMORY CLARK and
o. llalntiff's Attorneys, Wortlington, MINI.
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The mark placed here is to give no.
tice that you'' subscription has erpi,'-
ed
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Il HAR G.AYV

we can furnish a new Platform
Spring Wagon or an End Elliptic
spring Buggy, manufactured by Fish
brotiiers u Co., Racine, at u better
bargain than any dealer can give.
These wagons and bngges now take
the lead. Call and see Us or write for
terms.
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Second hand mower for sale. Inquire
1T this office.
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ADRI1N.

ADHI1N.
Mrs. Brown left on Thursday last for
California.
A good many Of the Adrian people
went to Sibley to the reunion.
E. Cooper returned from Iowa on
Saturday last.
Rev. Ogle gave q sermon on Sunday
last in the school house.
Adrian is to have great time on the
Fourth.
Mr.. Moulton was in town on Tuesday.
a new supply of chromos, rustic
frames and marriage certificates at the
furniture store.
Miss sullivan returned Saturday last
from Sioux Falls.
Mr.. Small is canvassing north of A.
drian for several insurance companies.
n new stock of children's wagons at
the furniture store.
Another new house in Adrian.
Mr.. Small reports that the wheat
looks as we'll as it has in II years.
y man from Avoca is about to rent
the Adrian hotel we learn.
Two gentlemen from Iowa, friends
of l.. 5. Nelson. arrived here last week.
They will re main till after harvest.
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NOTICES OF CONTEST

Notice. U. s. Land Office. worthjncton
y MIMI. May II, 1880. WI 'i"s'oi'
y, Complaint having been entered at this Office bv
for f aban rt5 ;'S'5nst HS snry y HnkamP
MAY Z; 1879, upon the seq of Sec G. town
Snip lo3 range ~ i'll Mobiles County, minnesota.
", view to the cancellation Of said entry
appear at This Office on the I'D iav Of .Iup "
lS.", ut o'clock p. H., to respond and fur
h 1 teStlmony concerning said alleged aban
90, MINIS GRINAGER, Register.
ool j. Z. MOCLTON. Keceiver
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GRANGE REGISTER.

REGULAR MEETINGS..
Worthtngton Grange-Second and Fourth Sat
ordays IN each month, at II O'clock.
Hersey-No 1923 meets the first Saturday in
each month 1T the Jersey Hall. All brothers
and sisters OF other Oranges are cordially invit-
Cd.
Graham Lakes-second and 4th Wednesdays.
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WANTED.-A girl to do homework.
43-tf, Mrs. GEO. w. WILSON.
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s New Kind o& Wateh Case
New hecanS" it is only within the last few
years THAT it has lr'cn improved and brought
necau>" the first invention was made and The
l'rst patent taken ont nearly twenty years ago.
ana eases MaHc at that tine AMI worn ever
since, are nearly as good as new. Read the fol
lowing which is only one case OF many hundreds
your jcWcler can tell Of similar ones:
MAN5flE!-D. Ia, May 2Sth 1878.
nave customer who has cariiet one Of
BOSS fafcn' Cases fifteen years and l knew it
two Years before he got it, and it now apDcars
good for ten years longer.
Il. E. OINEY Jcwelcr.
Remcmncr JAS Boss is the only Patent Case
maize of two plates of sn.!,; gold Zone outside
and one inside? covering every part exposed tN
YEA: or sight the great advantage of these solid
plates over electro gliding is apparent to everv
one Boss IS The only patent case with which
there is gwen written warrant, Of which tho
following is Il facslnilc: Viva
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Gov. Miller has moved his Office next
door to the ADVANCE.
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ADVERTISING RATEs

ADV EECT1S1NG RATES..
niIee lncheS 5 weeks, SW, 500
Five hcheS' CIV, " 1000
Special rates given for larger advertisements
Special notices, first week 10 cents a line; sub.
se4aent Insertions cents q line each week.
Transient advertisements paid in advance.
Yearly advertisements to be paid quarterly
Legal advertisements to be paid for before af1l
laYit is given. W
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E{onda!I's SPAWN Cure.

Is sure in its fleets. mild III is action as il
does M, blister. and Yet it is penetrating and
powerful 10 reach any deep seated rain or to re-
move any i''v growth ." any ether enlarsc-
m"nt. il used tOr several days. :l!cii as SDaylls
SplintS. iS, cainuS. s,,rAii.S sweetness ;;i,y
]am"nrSS a'n! al enlaTG'I,tn!s Of the Joints or
ln bS: or r;irEn1tism i'll man, and for any pur-
pose for which 4 liinltl.t is used for man or
beast. II is How known to he the best lininc rt
tor man ever used. acting N,!id an' yet certain
IN its rhrc!s; II is used fun strength with per-
feet safety at all SEASONS Of the year.
Sriiu address" for Illustrated Circular which
We think gives positive proof of its virtues No
rrln"E hiS eve; mc' wi h such unqualified sue
cess. 10 our Knowledge, fer beast a< well as man
Prize" II per bottle, or six bottles for s.. ALL
DRUGGISTS have it or can get it for You, it. will
be Sent to any address Gil receipt Of price by the
prorretorS
DIR. J. T. kENDALL & CO.,
En0Shurgil Falls. Vermont,
SolS1 10y All DcHsSist9
S-3S-6,
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$l1,792 s
YIE SIAIH INEi NYRY

IRE S1Al III lNIINIRI.
This regiment Of U. S. Infarry passed
over the Sioux City road on Monday
last in two trains Of fifteen Gals each,
They stopped here long enough to get
a cup of coffee at the Worthington and
to set the town agog, especially the girls.
The regiment has been stationed at
Forts Buford, Stevenson and Lincoln.
TEey met ut Bismarck and thence came
by train to st. Paul and on Monday
passed over our road OIL their way to
the Ute country, in Colorado. It now
numbers about 500 men. It was organ
lied in 1912 and has been through all
the wars. 1t would be interesting to
know how many thousand officers and
men have been in the regiment during
this time, but we have no means OF
knowing. 1t is now in command of
Col. ". B. 1laZan, known during the
late war as Gen. IIazan.
II,EDIC71ONS
It is ''nuts'' for the editor of the AD-
VANCE, who investigates Spiritualism,
occultisln, dreams, clairvoyance, psy-
chometry, and every branch Of psychol-
ogy, with more relish than schoolboy
Investigates the Arabian Nights, to see
the effect OF the recent predictions us
to destructive storms. At Mankato,
st. Paul and Sioux City, the predictions
TOR the 18th had taken such profound
hold upon the people that many had
made preparations to get into their Gel
lars. At Sioux City the children did
not want to go to school that day. We
published the prediction in the AD-
VANCE and Judging from the universal
remark which it excited, it was the
most interesting item we have publish
ed for mally d day.
But we intilnateG at the time that the
prophets would probably learn /, valua-
Die lesson by being disappointed, for it
is folly to fix dates For the ful!illment
Of their predictions.
The fleets about the predictions are
these: y medium predicted IL storm
loi Mahhato ana 1t came l. days ahead
of times medium predicted a flood 1T
saltwater and it came ahead of time: q
medium p euicted the hail storm 1T
Sioux City and it came, whether ahead
OF time or not we do not know.
It is also nuts for us to See editors
and others pooh-rooling these predic-
tions and bcrating the people who make
them. Yet these same editors and
people gulp down the story of Jonah
and tie whale: reliyiously believe that
Elijah went UP in ii chariot of fire; that
the sun stood still ut the command Of
Joshua: and that predictions made two
and three thousand years ago will he
rtliglonsly fulfilled to the letter. They
are tremendously solid, practical, sci
entific, and stupid as to tie present day,
but imD"cilely cr+dulous; supcrsttious,
and irrational as to the past.
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L..
Sermon ty Rev. Frank Peterson.
--=----
Preparations are making for q grand
dance Oh the night of July 81 at tue
Worthington Hotel. An excellent
band from Sibley will furnish the music.
5 sizes Of Amber Cane Mills at II. c..
Shepard & Co.'S. Manufacturers of su-
gar aid syrup had better select one be-
tore they axe all taken.
The Delinquent Tax List appears in
another column. The labor Of getting it
up and the space it occupies will ac-
count for the "1hinncss" of this num-
Der CT the ADVANCE.
Champion Combined Reapers and
Mowers.
Champion Single Reapers.
New Champion Mowers at II. &.
Shepard Il Co.'S.
n. $. Ven lie, Of Min, eanolis, pass
e through yesterday. going to Rush.
more to visit his father. Ills brother,
f.. ). Ncmplc, OF Chicago is expected
this week. Also d.. Wemple and lady
Of Minneapolis.
II. G, Shepard b Co. have St. Paul
Cord Binder on exhibition 1T their Of
flee. Farmers will do well to examine
this machine before giving their order
to other agents. TAry have q good
thing, and don't you forget it.
J. =. Barlow Jr.. Was married on
Tuesday last Ut MAnk;,tn to Miss lone
Grant. They came u :*;n;tlington to
hol'i Il rtrct';i':' and Will go from here
to E'l|artpn to begin business.
Th"aT>lare ate; dance at the Worth
!nGton %,:!l';,>js during the past year was
as follows:
U:'H"r Department, o7.5
intermediate, 80.
Urinary. 20.
Total Enrichment, l73.
Cls}rc t:!e Nra Of real estate trans
rr:s for June We n;'l the following III
Register Chadwick : o::ice:
st. Paul 4 s. &. r. r. Company to
Geo. I. S:nvv. I'LL Of section ~ in town
lN2 Ii, lDcwall.) Consideration, ST.
371.7S.
Same to same, the g! Of sec. 33, same
town. Consideration, S2,2i0.
We understand that the soldiers while
here on Monday heered the lion in his
den, so to speak, that is, they drank
beer right here in this supposed strong
hold Of tC!nEcrunce. religion. and Sn0d-
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NOTICE. L s. lana Office, Wov,]o ~t.n
- AiIIi1':, April %, $50 " "''' Az
"ilpl;tlit having been cn:ercd at This Office,
"i Jni'! N"k against ErirS .:wail;I,an for
t!n !| {; ,t; Iin'cr !:"try 40 III; hu,
range j. III Notifies county, i.:n IL, :, y;,w :' 3D.
Inc cancellation of said rn'ry; tie sal nartis
the ,I , ,v '',n'?n: apr If 1T Ii; cc, or
t. respond All fNr.i,h Testimony cunr,r,.m ~,
SAL liir:2e'i ,oal "iur t. Hl''2
q, AnNSHMN.>cEE. I;"vi>ter.
81 J. I. A'ULTON, i:.y,ivrr.
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V}uiCE Land Office, Wcrthington.
NnhlpEiInt having bel, catered at This Office Inv
hurr W: Lyon against Herbert G. McNia;us 20, y
a 'i.;, :, il"ilt>t':d Entry No. iisf,
u;'ea Apill H. 1875, u!on :hr wiIsw,. sec &
.Wh ">, rang" II in Noble county, 1iinn With
'AI" /" nc ,'"tlIti'A Of said entry: the xiii
l; IL: are hereby Sulnin.nrt to app. .rn, ills
"'i,'e on me TN day Of .jli:i" lsS at ) o'c!mL
a, 4, m, 70 respond and furnish t>lili cvnc,.rn
ing SAID alleged ahalr, unnl.1:t N'''> IT.
Of MONS. GKIN..HER. Register
o. + MOCLTuE. l;cccivtr
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
'UMMONi

SUMMONS. .'77..7:-=S !
0TATE OF MINNESOTA,
~ COUNTY OF MOBILES.
DISTRICT Court.
,+. SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Aultman, Miller & Co., Plaintiffs,
against S,,n,,oc,o
Nm NJ. Boyer, Defendant
PENDANT: ''u IT,
o,; xo rn. WIN: NJ: Boyer. arc hereby summoned
Anu required to answt the complaint in this nc
ton which is now Gil file in the Office of tI 1c,i
o. .e e. nSSGt Court for said county at the VII
acopy OF your answer to said complaint on the
SUBSCRIBER, at his office in the village Of Woy.
tl:ln!?toll, county of Mobiles state of minnesota
within twenty days after tile service Of this SIM,
.,"iS upon you" exclusive of the day of service.
atid II You 1al to answer the said complaint with,
NH h f., ls dore*a'd the Plaintiff in this action
0ne Hundred and Eleven Dollars with interest
ttiereon at the rate OF seven per cent per annum
rom rom the l4th day of December, 1877, and the
costs and disbursements of this action ''''
Datcd Worthington Mimi, June |, 1880.
8, Gu, p,.;,4:a, NJ. i. SOULE,
.Iow Plaintiffs Attorney, Worthington, Ninn.
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PERSEVERANCE WILL. TELL.

StEllIN!OE, AlSS., HIa!ch ~ 1ISN.
u. j. kcna Il: & Ca, Gents: In Justice to yu
and myself, think ought to let you know that
have removed two Bone SrAEIN3 with ken
dali'S SPAWN Curr,' on" very large one. Don't
know how long the SPAWN had been there, |
have ow.'esi he horse eight months It took me
four months to i:]'>c he large oHe of. and two
Tor The small n!r. I'VE used ten bot tItS The
horse is entirely Wall, net i! all stir. and no
bunch to lie seem or felt. t~ is IL wonderful
mtt'irin". /! is :! new thing il':r. Eut if il dc, S
for all WRIT it has .,nic for me its sale will be
very great. Respect fullE yours,
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Sec. Mobiles Co. $. S. Association.

Fred Allen took Il calf from Rev. s.
NJ. Smith on Thursday night last and
sold it to Rev j. G. Ogle, of the Jour-
nal. lie then left for Sibley to enjoy
the reunion. His father hunted him ont
and brought him home. And now if
you want to rouse up the fighting edi-
tor of the Journal, just ask him if he
wants to buy calf.
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HERD Boy. acknowledgements or
Swede preferred. Inquire at this office.
42-2W*
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FURTHER RED UC71ON.
County Maps can be had 1T this Office
the rate OF for Is cents.
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CLEfi RATES.

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