The Worthington advance., 1881-10-13
RAILROAD NEWS,
THE SCRVEIOR'S

| THE SURVEYORS.
! The Worthington Railroad Commit
tee has not yet heard from the Is. &. r.
& n. Co., but we learn that the survey
or's are now in Indian Lake township,
stopping with Isaac Horton. AS stated
in last weeks ADVANCE, they are bear
ing north of the preliminary line run
last Summer and will doubtless come
into Worthinyton from the east. The
| surveyors are setting grade stakes east
| of Indian Lake. The line rs 1T present
contemplated touches the farms of c.
W. Bulls and James Acheson, in lndi-
al Lake, and will cross the Oclleetla at
the upper Narruws passing between the
Parker and Fauskie farms. From
there, it is thought. the road will pass
by the Bvant place and come in north
Of East Okabella lake.
TIE Il. c. Il. i n.
The Spirit Lake Beacon Of last week
says:
Tracklaying on the Burlington is
now in progress near Liverm.re, its
Junction with the minneapolis line
With fair weather the rails will reach
Enmetshu in about thirty days. 1t
is the intention Of the company to crowd
the work us far as inssihe this fall (,
and there is no possible room TO: doubt
that by early summer next year this
important line Of railway Will he in
operation to this point. Had the sea-
son been tavnruhlt rs usual the Bur
| ling,nu would have been in here before
cold Wttl her.
Spe"k;ng oG tie aid asked of our l>eo-
pie, the Beacon says:
1T This distance: it looks us though.
| the peupl" ri Nurt:i"gton a'i;l vicinity
will nc vti: nHwiS;iy il they refuse to
grant this all. The b..n,lS require Il Of
them Is fHr less tiHn that granted by
| THIS county. uEsl We dare assert ti:"t u;r
pnOn'H ara very we'll satisfied with the
! res',lt. It Wortlingtn!: anH Mobiles
county can secure for tie sum required
{, line Of railway SO important rs we
know the 2. G. r. & n to ba it is the
best Investment that can he discovered
Ivy the rit;:,l's Of that section.
The Pioneer Press gives currency to
! the item nlInWing:
'Tit Darlington. Cedar Rapids s.
No, ther', ':'ve 'lIH1'' 'i:.n progress with
| their VHric'S tNtri'Sinns, and he Pa
! ''!Iic division will r";r, Einne' burg,
/ i'alo y :" cnH::tv. Xt month. That
! lin. will hr started from >pir>t Lake.
Dickinson county. and will he put
through to some point in Dakota next
year. So Senator EnwS. he nriyiratur
! ard builder informed th" Pioneer Press
correspondent rccentlv. 1t will evertu-
ally terminate 1T srE2- point on the
Northern, Pacific railway. Steel rails
are laid all the way as fast us the line is
extended"
G. ST. L. VI. & o. REPORT.
The report Of this road, recently pub
lished, contains the following interest
ing figures:
Number Of !ncrm"tivcs purchased
during tie year. thirty six. at Il cost of
81 Il 1916 passenger. mail nnd bag
gage cars. five. at !: cost Of $1S,959 -: };
freight and either ears. 800. 1T IL cost
of SIT. N5 H. Total for the cQuip-
me-" S1.117.5S7 is. Total cost If the
l'''e I" date OF this report S36. 1G? 07S..
20; at dat" cf last report. Sl2 5l2.9>O.l7.
Cost Of the 81 Paul & Sioux CITY
railway. SIS rs .GS4 4S. At present the
company "w''s III locomotives. 45 ,,ass-
engtr ears. u baggage. mail and eX-
press ears, 8, 33223 freight cars and 50
other ears.
Do foC SUFFER- from sick or nervous heal
ache. ',ruralHi or Slrcplrs>'ess: If 30, 4" II
deity. trust. z that III time IL t.re Will restore
you htI come III once to our store for DR.
Faust German Cure. For sale by G.. ".
| Smi Ii. ~ 6m
TtNNOR'S TREDIC7IONS
Mr.. Vennor gives the following
weather prtdic, ions:
Octubtr-Entering cold and wet;
heavy rains durl 4 the first We elk witt.
| probably sn"wiaiis III many sections
between the 9TH and lOth. Cold and
wint'l wealth + Oh tile l4lh, 18th and
! l6t's. Na.mer weather on tie 18th,
19th and 2Oih. W ttvery other day for
the Test oi the month.
Aov.mher-NO OF much fine weather a.
gain until the 4lh aud 9th, when a very
tine and open term is probable.
10 the Editor OF Tie New York Times:
l predict for Great Britain very Sc
we're winter, preceded by Il cold wet .u-
tunn. This cold weather will set in
unusually early, and the Clyde, Thames
and other rivers are lk. " to becon,-
firmly ice-locktd. The heavy snow
falls this year bid fair to keep on the
other side Of the At|aptic. On this
side the winter is likely to be. to u very
considerable degree, open aud mild but
between the mild periods there will in
all probability be II few brief bnt J.
te,seIy cold ''djps," the first of these
probably occurring toward the close OF
November and entry of December.
HENRY e. VENNOR.
MONTREAL, Wednesday. Sept. IS.
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! ries Of Scienee.-DomtStic Remedies, Steam
! Electric Telcgraphs, Printing, &C., hive each
| had their par ocular ovatiOn but the man who
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pre$>i ~ Of sickness throughout The world and