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Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
EDiOyiNE HlInHelf

The rector OF "a well known cit,
church in London, who receives near. ,
II 900 ID year, now lives altogether "a,
the seaside, leaving the parish 10 bt
looked after and the services conducter
by a rurate at geo. This geutleman
has quarreIed with the choir on \ Iue>,
ton of remuneration, 50 that the ser.
vices are now hurried over without m,i.
sic, and the sermon has been diSroutiu.
ued.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
AlWays Ahead.

The WilminsIan C,nthiug House and
Merchant ralioHr& Establishment, N.
w. cor. Fourth and hlarket street have
already aCeive" 4 grcat many OF their
fall STYLES for S'i,S ana Overcoats. Their
stock will be he lar. est they ever have
had, amt thoy are retaining their work
u!cn ready loI business.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
CO0l and Produce.

A meeting Of wori<men will be held
at No. 800 Walnut street, on Tuesday
evening next, for the purpose oftorming
a coal and produce association. The
object is to secure these articles at
something like first cost
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
SPECIAL m ENTIOE

The fashionable merchant tailor Of our
city is located at Fourth and Market
streets, known as the Wilmington
Clothing House.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
Tho w eAtIARr,

War Department, Office OF The Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, August D.
A. NJ.
indications for te-day-For the Middle
Atantic States, fair weather, north
easter!y winds; higher temperature aud
pressure
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
EKcur rSiOW.

The Newport NJ. Z. Sunday school
will give an excursion to Cul!ipS' Beach,
on the steamer Thomas Clyde, on Wed,
nesday, August 24th, leaving New
Castle at ! a. N.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
The Sunday PaDers.

The condition of Carried up to late
hour tonight and the most reia Lle news
from every part Of the world can be-
found in the papers sold by George A.
Davis, 6ls Market street, i'll the morning
after O'clock
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
Removal,

Il. ?. Carey viii remove from the
Third street market on the 25th inst,
to No. 81 King street, at which place
he will keepa good assortment Of fresh
and SAT- beef.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
Religious.

There will be a prayer and experience
meeting held at the house of Mr.. George
Erolnall, No. Sl2 Reed street, on Sunday
afternoon at half past two o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
n.s.,,ch to tho RxrUBLICAN.

~ r,su,ysroN, d. G" Aug, 2o.-1C
The President passed another
40, uigl,. His condition does not
ns.r materially from that of yesterday
nOrnlns
Puise-9s.
Temvera:are-"'t
E4spira;;on-lS,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
HS,Op Skirts.

New as. ortment at popular prices Of
fered to-day at CA. Spencei's, Seventh
and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
Notice

i, hereby given 10 the man or men who
nublishod or caused to be published the
few enormous lines in Monday even-
iug's (l5th nst.) DAILY REPUBLICAN
in connection with me and my wife, to
make haste and get ready to meet us
at the bar of God as we serve the true
and living God. Keep yourselves
under the blood Of the everlasting
covenant for it speaks better things OF
us than we find published by yon there.
L. CHALFANT, No. 12iS Washington
street, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20

state 0f tine TherMlOIs,eter
at the REPUBLICAN Office, in the shade.
this morning:
o'clock 10o'clOck t. o'clock,
100 100 So
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20

IITANTFD.-4 GENTiEMtN CAN BE:
w accommodated with board at 4od
King street, with front rooms. augi0.Nt
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20

DOARD WANTED.-bI GENTLEMAN
u wife ard daughter. Addres ~ me-
Epprp,lCAN office. arg2CIt
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20

r OST,-THREE KEYS, ONE LARGE
/ brass aud watch key on ring. The
finder Will be rewarded by leaving them ut
NO Wost third stscct. alE2o ltf
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20

XXrANTf D.-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
" housework, to 20 to Eoyer, either
white o. black. Apply at 1l3 West ihird
street. batyceu the hours Of and O'Clock,
D. m. aug2 Att
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20

0UAkDlNd.-P l.; X vi A N r. 7 A N ID
ID transient; large airy rooms bos King
street aug2o-S.t
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20

He gazed into his shotgun,
Saying lightly: "Tisn't loaded!'
Then removed his eye-but not until
The weapon had exploded.
Sho gally seized the kerosene
To stimuli ate the fire.
And the tenor VINO had loved her,
At the funeral led the choir.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
ID. w. Bliss,
j. X. BARN
j j. WOODw ARD,
ROBERT REYBURN,
II d. fIANJII,TDS.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, $50 =. NJ
The President has been easy during the
afternoon, and the favorable conditions
reported in the last bulletin continue.
The swollen parGtid gland has not been
painful. The temperature is the same,
the pulse rather ltss frequent than at
this hour yesterday. Pulse, 1906 TEN
perature, 100; respiration, 49,
ID " RIISS
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20

Orders were granted for the payment
Of the following bills. Martin keogh,
$616. O9 Patrick Carberry, 1873; VIM.
T. Massey, s25: Hugh Donanue, Sl.56.
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g! 3 =. 80 -. s.sss,.=..i
Pr 24O MAJ Il

R0ONA
q. Mss Ary Grant, iifom Snseton
Agency. IS Ia town lifting. friends. =
Thos Klasey, of Willmont drop
ped in yesterday TO report 81. the
weather and leayeus some greenbacks.
8. Judge Davidson, Of Luverine, was
showed up here for several days during
the storm Of last week. We acknowl-
edge several pleasant calls and hope
he will be showed up again some time.
Conductor Nc Donald got his train
into Worthington from Sioux City on
Friday morning and then was storm
bound for several days. He assisted
us in gett ng in several very pleasant
evenings and we hope to see him often.
J. Z. Brockbank. o.. W*.itehaven,
Eng, another Of the young English
men who design learning the farming
business III this "dnnty, has arrived
and is stopping ut the McAfanus. =
Hon. II. F. Sugden, low Of Iowa,
was showed up here last week and
made us several pleasant calls during
his stay. He is farming extensively T.
bout 10 miles from I.emars.
We learn from the Journal that the
ladies of st. James had Miss Pinney
lecture, on Saturday night. for the ben
eft Of Rev. Mr.: Gum. of this place,
/ g the nrOcoof1a If tho 1ocfnno anr,1v.
ing on his salary.-Windom Reporter.
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Mortgage Roreelo,,re Sale.

WHEREAS. Default has "ccurres tn the con.
y! ditt''. Il mortgage mad by Thoina.
Grimm and Savannah s;riffin. Mnrtgagorx
to Avis Chase, M"ttgAgce. dated April
18th, 1873. and recorded April 2atl. 1879 at three
o'clock and thirty minutes r. ". IL BMk "B'' ~
Mortgages, page % In office 81 Register 81
mortgage was duty aligned by said Avis Chase
20 k.'scOe g. ChaSe, BY an Instrument in writ
ing duly executed and recorded III TX 'C'' II
mortgages. page ~, ." Octs'~r {, 1873. at elcv.
en- O'Clock AID thirty minutes: IL Office Of said
ReEtster Of decd: Of sid Mobiles County. a:.d
there Is claimed to lie due and unpaid IN said
mortgage and debt secured thereby. at the date
Of this rOice the M If Thirty Riars for In e..
est due and unpaid on April 18th l28n. an M &C.
TIN or proceeding having beeIl-c mn,cMcvd Or
Instituted To recover salt debt or interest any
p9rt thereof:
No ice IL hereby given that under and by vir
tue Of the power IL sale IL said mortgage c"n-
tanned. and In pursuance III he statute il such
cas.s'ma e AM prov ided. the *aid mortgage vii
b.. foreclosed BY TIE safe Of the premises therein
described a. fnl'0ws:-,
The nor: h half Of the southwest quarter Of yec.
ti"n eight ts?, township ore hundred and QUO
Sta, at public auction, IT, the highest bidder i"r
cash 1t the trent door ~ the COn-t House. In
Worthington Mobiles county. Minnesota, on
.<,- Saturday. January a:nd, 1881. =
Atten o'clock IN the forenoon. to psy tn su,n
Five Dollars attorney fees stipu: ated therein IN
Dated Dec 8 1sso =::.... + &:
4 d .S-. RlflCOE u. CHASE Assignee.
pa A. n1.sEs AstcEEney fof Assignee
ST. Last Pablleat3sa Jaa. 4 mi C0.lSSS
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WHEREAS. Default has been made in the
w cOl,di ions Of u certrin Mortgage ma e
by Arthur IitIml,, MOrtgagOr, t" Robert +. Craw-
tori MOrtgavee. dated August l1th ri, and
recorded August alst. l>77, 1T 0'clG"k a. M. IL
Book 81" W NJ lrtgaGes, p,ge y; in Office Of
Register Of Deeds o. Mobiles county. Minnesota.
and which mortgage " rs by al instrument In
writing, duly executed and recorded ~ ~aid Reg
page lie. on May 3, 1874. At eleven j" ci * T. M,
duly assigned by said kolsert r. Crawford t.
R"ecOe G. Chase. AMI there j. clatne,. n be due
on the debt secured by said maYtg,ge at the
date al this notice the sum OF Thirty VhDllars
($5c), ff interest due theresn July tn, 18S. and
Iso action or prOceetl!nR having been insiitut
ed 70 recover the said debt or amy part thereof
NHatceis hereby given that under and by vir.
tue OF the power Of Sale IN aaid mortgage c"n.
talnei. and In pursuance al tie statute IN such
case made. the said mOrtgagc will be fOrel0sed
by the sale Of the premises IN said mortgage de
The ea<t half ii the saushwest a,,.rtcr. OF
section Twenty. Eight (2s). township tj,e Hun
dred. md One (,0ll NanEe Forty. (+0). In
said Mobiles ctnnty. Minnesota, at public auction
to the hi,hest bidder for cash, =. th@ front
door ~ the Court HOslSc.in Wtxthin4tOn VII.
lage. NOblaa county. Minnesota, on
Saturday, tho 2sd day Of January 1881
AZ three O'clock p. M, % nay the sun, then due
e1renarsO g sneh sale: including the, s.m 81
Twenty: Five Dollars stipulated IN said mortgage
~ Att5rneys PEGS. ~. ~,
ROSCOE d. CHASE, Assignee.
DANIEL 401RRA Attorney Tor As<lkneo. ~
Is -. Ft!.t Public ties, Dee &, lsso
s5Sl last fu1aisasaees Jaa. - l1l1.ssss s.
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Editors and Newspaper

OF the country. endorse JAMES Boss PATENT
GOLD WATCH CASES. As > pr OF read the follow.
ing:
Bal imore. Nd. M,rch 4. 1880 1T gives me
pleasure to inform you hat the James RSs
Watch Cave l have car't.d has given perfect
s"tisfac ion II wears heamii:ully.-J. I. RlN0-
GOLD, Ed. AID Propt Telegram.
la Fayette. Ind, March g. 1851 take pleas
ure IN commencing the Jas. Boss Watch Case ~
highly - Isl Glory and equal IN wear T. one of
solid Z. Id. They are the Ross in fact ~ we'll
~ In NAME w. :. Jingle, Ed. ard PrOp't COur-
Ter.
Dies Moines. Ia. Feb. 9 lsSO.-Our manager
h ~ carried Jas Boss Patent Watch Case. and
checriully says hat It mot be beaten in Any
way STATE LEADER Co., Pub'rS l va state
Leader.
Watscka, Ills March 8. l~sU.-1 am pleased to
say that thu Jas Boss Watch Gaze have il en-.
;rely "a isfactrv, being in very respect Just IS
represented 1t IL a pe' feet beau w II. Pc
TIERS, I'D. and Prop't l:"quois CO. Times.
Wausau. Wis March TO- lesc-The Watch
Case have ~ your axe Il IN every way salts
factory II ~ just splendid MARX Il. FARNCA
Ed and Prop't Torch of Liberty.
The above are corcu'red in by hundreds Of
other editors a. wei, as merchants. mechanics
and jewelers., IN ali parts OF the country.
This Is the only patent case made of Two
PLATES OF SOLID COD. 1t II warranted by
special certi0c' to Ask your tcwelrr for illus.
trated catalogue cotaini:'" full description.
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MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.

MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.
N!HEREAS, Default has been made in the
w conditions Of 4 mortgage made by August
BcBkcndOrf and Johanna Bellkendorn, mort
gagOrS, to ROscOe q. Chase, inO!tgasee dated
April 9TH. 1878, and recorded April 18th, 1873, 1T
three o'clock and five minutes in the afternoon,
in Book "R Of mortgages rage = III Office OF the
Regis er II deeds Of Mob cS County. Minnesota
and there is claimed to be due Oh Said mortgage
at the date Of this notice the sum Of Sixty Dollars
for interest coupon, secured BY said mortgage
and .lue April 18th, 1884, and no action or pro.
ceeding having osen commenced to recover the
debt or interest secured BY said mortgage or any
part thereof. Notice II hereby given hat by viz
tue Of the power al sale In said mortgage con-
tanned and in pursuance 1T the statute in such
case made, sal mortgage will be fOrecloSed, ~
the sale OF the premises therein described as fol-
lows:
The southeast quarter OF section six tG),
township one hundred and four 200, range thir
ty nine (3N. Mobiles County, Minnesota. at public
auction, for cash. tO the highest bidder at the
front door Of the Court House In WOrthington,
in said Mobiles County on
Saturday, the 2o22nd day of January. 1881,
At eleven O'Clock A. NJ, to pay the sum then due
and unpaid on said mortgage and expenses Of
such sale. inclu ing Twenty Five Dollars. Attor
ney's fees.
Dated December 8, 1870.
ROSCOE g. CHASE, Mortsaeee
DANIEL RoNRHH. Atty for Mortgage.
1st pub Dec. 9, 1885,
Last pub JAN IL, 1851.
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THE LIQUOR CANES.


We stated last week that Orson Girls
sey, the whisky detective, had been ta-
ken to Adriun on 4 charge Of perjury
He appeared before Justice Carr, waived
examination aud was held in the sum
of $500 to answer at the coming March
term Of Court.
The first case against Ben Langdon
came up OH Monday. A jury trial was
had and he was found guilty of selling
beer and fined 5 5.
The second case came up on Tuesday
will, Il similar result. only that he was
fined $40. Appeals were taken il both
cases. Crissey was the witness in both.
Complaint has also been entered n
gainst Druggist Law. Joe I.oveless fur.
misl.ing the information, and against
Druggist Smith. e. B. Loveless furnish.
ing the info, nation.
The Case against Law was called yes.
terday and affidavit filed for change OF
venue, pending which the County At
torn~y moved to .iismiss, which Justice
Hmmiston entertained and the case was
dismissed.
The second case against Chase came
up b fore Justice Durfee ut his house
in the country. No one appearing, the
case Was dismissed. s
There is Il disposition to "taliate''
and rctaliate. and t. overhaul cv~ryl,O-
dv for SOMETHING. Thus. complaint
has bee" entered Ivy +. II. Parsons n
gairst WIN. Madison" for Strengthening
within tile village in -vi"lation Of tia
charter, AMI we hear that complaint il
a's" I" be entered against U. Bigelow
6 f,O
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MORTGAGE l,oRsG,l. Z Orr A =

~ eQs.ditidns % 5 lnnrt GaSe. nasie 81 sXafoa
BE Miller and Maryll. Mlisf, his ne, aid Han.
soa. Z; H9il,istss aa,d hatlieA. Hunsist0is, his
a..s e:sS . ... g.. M1n asso.sd jss:
9Th, lS7S a1niae uciuck ii the forencuu. En-, BsoS
"a. s. q AortEase: Page. 81: s IS. So, ssd
laes County. Ninncsnta, and which was siven
BY said Aaron r. Miller and Ransom, +. Hunts.
81 70 .d he w a' n1s y Miller qas'sn
& aud psysSle IL nssSs a.r n Gata
II a.. :sd xsy* Rs
AZ ;1sSy :sssi:a aad !. s'Sia: e%:
taxes, and resie,nnto,, motley i"r tie re.semn
tiOn Of said NOR, rsre nsem;.c. fr.., -,
on the said premises in said mort.
:Sa :; :;:; & ;sa Ws;;e: %ss =: :ss NJ
By ins, r. = Dr: an
:;IS al ana Sss stfa ;;s
Ee1sn %IGe axr ). r. ID e IN
Mfrs,sr ~ Deeds hs st aid SoS Ill.,. equity
AVID did psx to the Trsasarer e" Of xa aiS
N.6les c"inty. aid receiv'd III: rec :i
Thirty i0D Mi,ar. :" reIse,m al. .,s,, s..S
premises from sale Under iu. sment f"r :sxts
;lu1v hal AID an tArnA % is,u< snlN $500 - ..S
nre:es AMI sai W,it.r M.nn Hid ~ XXX,
Ser til, is77, psy, to the treasurer I Il r. ssid NJ
the sum Of Forty Two zoo noixre tn reGc.m
said NOR eaCeS nra,"i... ~ ~ =" - se"eSn
n,rnt f"r ~ .g.im.t ~ ".m 49, Az" s,S
tered and aocketed arai% saia o MO, s.';
premises and whereas. there i. at the ,atc ~
this notice due and un, Ala Anil ci.,med 1 t's ~.
de and unpaid. III saiI m mr., ,sss ana aeht
ds'"ption for tx:s. lie sum- Of Nine Thousand
ac,;on nr n.nces.'"s "ha o , 51sy uSas: Anu u"
:" re"ov.r ss;I ,'n.. ~ Tx. ven connsncsa
orSny part thereof.
the of the n",sr ~ sa'. a. .;t INV" S.u ~ w
t.ine sud i" M. s,,S,'ce -, rne ,tat,s ~Ee G"
case made and nrov~d th s,i% ',,....: ~ sue; ;
f,c r."io.s" hr Nv, ~ n ~ Ss.u EAse VIZ
est,te ~ sr,d s0 " "n ~ S k real
The tn,l"w;,~ iii. .s ,.'es ~ r.. ~: ~ W.'
uar.ev ia s:S,,". "a w.; 81 y" !ne Iii:sGe '
me.o'. eccord,"" ~ ~ @ Mu ate 81 nlln;
IN rs"cr1 !" .hn c,cn 1 q, ~ p e pist mercer
RI e.;T N,h ~ T "..tv :" nc nee'>te' ~ 0ecoS
Nv. -; a;oht "a, ,.;,.s. iol s, ~" !. !"nr ~
TN VI! S 1I.S 70; Mis VI e,cvrn ltl)' fourteen
o tx ~ ILL., ~ III nH e! seven q. Los
TX e,it Tax NJ; ~. IN tM ~ NIX Seveh
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EDITOR ADVANCE: We can not
sympali.ixe Will, the poet who wrote
'''l',s a sad. sad time when the leaves
fall because. We know nothing about
leaves, but had ile said Ills i sad, sad
joined III tie chorus Will, VOICES not UNI
like All ''lnd'a" yelI." Happy were we
only II few days ago, but now, ''l.ow sad
ami lonely The house." A grim Wis.,
age' stake d into our midst and took 4.
way two Of Or 'r'ghtrst lights. Two
vacant chairs, four broken ones, ale
are always sad, and the in0t If the I'll.
gine that is to carry off dear friends.
ills us with lonely thoughts. But all
the engines III the land, lIooting ut the
same instant, are nothing in COMPARE
son to a "prairie Sch> Onrr," arrayed at
the front door, waiting to carry away
those with whom We Art. cloth t. part. "
A few days ago, we were called upon
to witness i scene like the one just de-.
scrib+d, and never can We forget it. 1t
is stamped indtlib'y mon our mrm"'-
les The hotel piazza was crowded
with friends anxious to take 4 last
fond farewell" of the departing ones.
Hantlkercliefs were flying 1T half-,nast.
and rs the three.uheeled c!aise, drawn
i'y spirited Crews, flew cover the hills
AID far away II voice. sad and mnl ~
f"|, inquired, ''Ar~ they 60 10. Ill 60 w?''
Yes, one IS gone entirely. the other nll
but y finger. which is left to remind us
If the ''harry days gone n.y." Our
loud lamentations were pronf IT strou"
lungs, aud could those bows have beard
til ~. they w"nl'l Iav" DESTROYED the
instrument invented to test those or
ganS. But they We're far away in the
distance. ard ~ulv one If t:r three whecls
was visible. That in its revnlut ions,
seemed to say.
''P:,ssing away!
Passing away!'
Signed: BEREAvED.
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SUMMONS.

L VI
SrArE or MISNEsOTA,
- COUNTY OF EOBLks
DlsThlCr COCRT,
SIXTH 'UGICTAI. DISTRICT. (
Julia NJ. FIunlIner, Plaintiff,
against
James $. Stone. Henrietta Stone. Summons
John alley, Walter ii. S,nbO.n.
+. Il. l.. lIardenbergh. D-fdantS.
The stat OF Minnesota tothe al we named De-
fen(lallts:
You. aud each Of you. are hereby summoned
and req: .i:rd to anSw' the . mPlAint OF the
Plaintiff in TIE a,n,ve eli titled action which il
"n fit. IN the Office nf the Clerk III tine said
court. 1T his office 1T WOr shinytO::. Mobiles
County, Minnesota. an : to serve i cop Of your
answer +" SAID complain on subscri6 !. ut his
Office in the vi l,re Of W"r;hingtOn, IN thu
c"un'y 81 Mobiles, state of Minnesota, within
,weDty days after the service of :hiS summons
upon y II. exclusive Of the day OF such service:
and. x.'u il to answer the said complaint
within the lime aforesaid. the rla.utif IN thSac.
ii" will apply - the Court for the relief demand.
ri IN the mp Amt loGethcr with the costs and
dixlur. pm'n s herein.
Daied December ytll, A. u. 1850.
DANIEL HOHRER,
rlai: titf's Attorney. WOr. hinztOn, MINI.
lSt pub. DC Ii. .s80
Last pub. Jan'Y2 1881.
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WOpTufHGrOS .Tauuarv % 1881

WORTHtNGTOS, January 81, 1851.
EDITOR ADVANCE: The report is be.
ing circ ila,e:I Ivy certain irresponsible
persnhs that ! am selling large amounts
of brandy :t':d whisky IN violation Of
law. therefore. make and ask You to
publish the t"ll'wi,Ig sworn statement
which il questioned Can he verified by
my books:
DR.. Il. ID Barber being duly sw ,rn,
'l~l'ostS aud says that within the past
8 YEARS ami 1 months 10 m,nlhs) l.e
has purchased and had shipped to his
drug store at Wortl.ingt"n 25 gallons
Of whisky and Is gallons -! brandy -:
that the above nam. ii is the entire. an:
only amount Of brandy and whisky
that has been purchased Ivy him and
shipped to his drug store 1T Wortl,ing-
ton during said 5 years and i months:
and that lie has never. since lie has
been III business. III Wortl,ington g
years. had a greater amount than 10
gallons Of brandy Of whisky IN stock vt
one and the same time. and that the ~
hove stated amount would be 1T the
average rate If 5 pints If whisky aud 8
piMts IT brandy consumed in his prac.
tice rs y physician and druggist per
month t " said 40 months.
ID BARBER.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
nv presence this 22d day If January.
1881. J. A. Town. Notary Public.
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We, referred recently tn the Kindness
Of B"reas III giving us fortnight Of
mid weather 1T the request "f the AD-
VANCE. Ne must thank him again
for putting his snow storms off Entil
the latter part Of the week. Fonr or
five times he has held III till lie was Just
bursting will, su"w and wind to lrt
Wednesdays train get through, and
bring "s our i'al~r, and then he has let
things fly and showed up the road.
This m;'cl, prelimi ,ary to the state
ment hat this week the lx,ist+r,,,,s: god
raisr., y bl'lster yesterday and stopped
the train " 80 that we do not get our pa
per on ime and must 60 TO press with
out Il as once befOrs. Sc .. .=s
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cITYyRCE D1RE,tTORY.
n each month.


METHODIST ErIs OPAl.-Services every Sab
bath morning at 10 80; ev :ning service Mt T.
Sunday School at Y: Prayer meeting Thursday
evening" Rev. T. II. KinSm IN, Pastor.
UNION CoNsREGA rI0NAL-Serylces morning
and evening. Sund " School Immediately after
the morning service. PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening. Kew. Mr.. Hart, pastor.
PREsBYTERlAN CHURcH--Servfces morning
and evening. Sabbath School Immediately after
the morning service Prayer meeting Thursday
evening
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RUSHMORE.

All stormed in last week. Closed up
entirely.
The young Misses Edith and Mile
Kendall, Of Heron Lake, are visiting
the Misses Oracle and Lille We,nple.
G. r. Leonard lost valuable horse
Friday last.
Your correspondent ad an invitation
to u wedding reception this week given
at Brooklyn, New York, from Mrs. a..
G. Seney, but the going being rather
poor postponed it until 1t clears Oft.
BOCACIO.
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ASSI0NEFS NOTICE. o." APeLICA TON
s@~ nor FINAL DLSCHAK1E
NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned,
~ Assignee Of Chxrtes c. JAicAey under An ~
siknment for the heneht Of Tho creditors OF said
Luckey. having fully c mpleted bis trust - such
Asa xilee. will apply to the Hon. ID. A. Dickinson,
Judge Ut the District t'ourt Of-NObles County
1innes tn, 9th judicial district. Mt the .l%uTt
hnuse tn the village Of WOrthington, Mobiles
county. Minne:o'a. an Wednesday. March I'd.
1921, At Os,e o'clock . IN. far an order allowing
and approving his do'ngs and accouut. % such
Assignee. AID for y fuli ard fina! discharge Of
me-. the sat Assignee, from an further Duties
the said trust.
.EDw ARUO ZIMMERMAN.
Assignee ~ CHARLES e. uckey.
DANIEL RonkER, Atty for said Assignee
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