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Custom work done at the Rushmore
Mills Friday and Saturday of each
week.
Wanted, some good milling wheat.
43-tf. J. BEDFORD s Son.
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U. 8. LAND OFFICE, Worthington. Mi,

COMPLAINT having been entered at this Office
by Patrick Falcy against Peter Newman for
For abandoning Homestead Entry No. 1850.
dated May Sd, 1879, upon the
SEOf NV x sec. 10.l04.4l
In Mobiles county. Minnesota, with a view to
the cancellation of sail entry; the said parties
The 9Th day of July, 1882, at O'Clock y. M,
TO respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
Mons GR1NAGER, Register.
aO e. II: SMITH, Receiver.
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

AUDITOR-E. s. Mills.
REGISTER OF DEEDs-B +. johnson.
JUDGE OF PNONArE-l.. S. Nelson.
CLERK OF COCKT-l. Il. Bennett.
S1lERIrF-R. X. Miller.
SURVEYOK-OtO Berreau.
COURT COMMISsIONER-l.S $. Nelson.
COUNTY ATTOKNEY-&;cO. w. ilSUn.
COKOSER-J. :. McManuS.
COUNTY SUrEKINTENDENr-M A. D0anc.
COMMISSIONERS.
First Di*trict-P. Blaine, of Hcrscy.
Second District-T. l.. TavlOr, of Elk
Third DiStrict-.jamcS GOWN, Of Adrian.
Fourth Observation-Disclosures UHcarll, Of Grand
Prairie.
Eith Di<trict-D. Shell, Worthington, Chm.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS
s' DO '".'$ St. Paul and beyond s Sei M
Western11u Verne and Sioux Fails. 10 Is n;
Round Lake, Saturdays - III
DEPARTS.
DO '"'{ . st: Paul am. beyond g 3 >, 4; !" M
Wsstsrn-1u Verne and Sioux Falls 40 y m m
koun.i ..-:..:, Saturdays p ~
Mails Carried by day tr3'ns close 80 minutes
before departure. All others at o'clock y III.
Office hours from i. ~. to 8 p III. Sundays
from to ? Il M and II III to y 80 pm.
Money orders issued ami letters registered be-
tween clock Il III and SPIN.
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Some Of the ladies are very much ex-
that the horse thief when captured
wet through thrY shirts, Il vest and Il
coat. EVIL |" to her that evil thinks.
'E'' ":'st:~: ~. j. H,s* h''Ae with per
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100000 Cabbage Plants for sale in
lots to suit, OH the Sutton farm north
| OF town. JOHN WALKER
| 43-2w
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TANK EEE.

This celebrated lecturer on China
and the Chinese arrived on Tuesday
and opened the course last night.
About 4 hundred season tickets have
been sold and the success Of the course
is assured. Saturday afternoon 4 mat
inee will be given for the children, ad-
mission l0c. Every child should go
and see the wonderful Chinese curiosi-
ties and hear the music box which
plays "a Chinese airs.
Thursday and Friday holders Of sea-
son tickets will be admitted to the
stage during the day to see the muse
um Of curiositics. Season tickets Sl.jO.
Single tickets, 35c.
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F. J. Porter and Jas. Il. Jones, of
Adrian, went to Heron Lake on Mon
day to investigate the manufacture of
tow with view to starting a mill at
Adrian.
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We leak" tF:at tn" Seerfoss boy.
who We, :!!rj->tc "a T., s..lt,,r 'Hr on /.
:.it;:r' Il t'...,::>5 the i}'!tg,.rj;e:l monks
T'.."|vrr hu,i i,.,,-r say :,H for s'>n,t.
t:l''t ti'::: IT, AIS. lnint@ to have. q pjs-
toi hrvdll>t: n:i,rI Boys were carrying
ing pistols ought to he looked into. 1t
is in violation of the law and the Off
GERS should have authority to disarm
them whenever they are seen with pis-
tolls. It is bad enough to put such
weapons into the hands of men.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE ny AID.
VERT ISElIENT

FEh1ISElIENT.
WHEREAS, default has been made in the
~, ~ CONDITIONS Of y certain Mortgage executed
Plots. his wife, Mortgag ors, to John NJ. Pl,,m
CT, Mortgagce, dated the 10Th day OF August A.
tcr lSfJ , amd rec1rdc In the oGe Of the Regis
Of Milncsota,0n the 25th day of August, A. d,
1878, at o'clock 2: H., inBook' 'A' of mortgag
es: on pages los and 100. on which there Is
notice, the amount OF Seven Hundred and Sixty.
= three and 5000 dollars !:763: 5o.)
ana no action orprocceding has been instituted
DX said mortgage, or any part thereof. And
W. Wne re sid mortgage was duly assigned by
assignment dated the Goth day OF August, A. d.
1878 and recorded in the office of said Register OF
Dee !lS o on the 24th day Of September p 1s7s
on v psre S'52sH and r. III DOCK Of Mortgages
Now, therefore, notice Is hereby given that by
virtue t OF power OF sale contained in said mort
made and provided, the said mortgage will be
torec!osed by sale Of the mortgaged premises
therein described by the Sheriff Of said county,
House III the village Of WOrthingtOn, i'll the
County OF Mobiles and State Of Minnesota, on
Tie eth day of July, A. D. 1882,
mount which shall then be dne Oh said mortgage
with the interest thereon and costs and expeil-
ses OF sale, and Twenty five Dollars attorneys
fees rs stipulated in said mortgage In case of
foreclosure.
The premises described in said mortgage, and
SO to De sold; are the lot piece or parcel Of land
Situated IN the county OF Mobiles and State of
Minnesota, and known and described!as follows,
tO.Wit:
The Southeast quarter ('4) of section No, twen
ty-twO (,2) in town No. one hundred and three
(l03) Of range forty (4C.)
CHARLES j. FOLGER,
Assignee Of Mortgage.
GEO ": WILSON, Attorney OF Assignee.
Dated May ~, 1852.
First Pub. May 9,
Last pub. June %
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Everybody is praising Tank KEGS
lecture this morning.
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All O@cial Matter puh.
11shed in this PAPER.
VOL 10.
No. 43

A large supply of fresh crackers and
cakes at Uerron's. 42.2
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Teachers meeting at the school house
next Saturday.
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Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Wig
or is highly recommended by physi-
clans, clergymen and scientists as Il
preparation accomplishing wonderful
results. It is entirely harmless, and a
certain remedy for removing dandruff,
making the scalp white and clean, and
restoring gray hair to its youthful COL
or. 1t imparts gloss and freshness
to the hair which all admire.
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House and lot to sell or trade for
stock.
so-tf. S. MCLEAN.-
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| BLANKs.-Chattc1 Mortgage arG..
Chattel Mortgage Sale Blanks; f"r sa1@S
attins Office III any quan tity.
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PROBATE COURT.
. Notice is hereby given to the public that will
hold Probate Court on the
FIRST MONDAY OF EACH MONTH,
At my Office in the Court House in the village
of WOrthington.
Papers may be filed At any other time by ap-
plying to ME at Adrian in said county. and an
examination of the records NAV be had at any
time by applying to l.. b. Bennett, Clerk Of the
District Court.
2l-ly L. $. NELSON, Judge OF Probate.
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Cash paid for butter and eggs at
Herron's. 43.2w.
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M A SONIC.

M A SONIC.
QEGULAR COMMUNICATIONS OF Fraterni-
~ ty Lodge, No. l0l, 4. F. & A. NJ. at Masonic
.%sW. Hall In WOcthington on the
~ &Cz3ae$ LIST and Sd Mondays In each
,i0EsU&I'A11. month.
E1xTA1ASIE I. p. DunFEC, ". NJ.
~4ISx4EN H. Il. PLOTTS, Sec.
$ESNG.HfZrZxE REGULAR CONYOCA-
NS7S4Es@& TlONS of Living Arch Chap
N2DE<t% .fslSN ter, No. %, r.. A.. NJ. at Ma
Nv sonic Hall OH the 4th Monday
n each month";
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LAND OFFICE At WoRT111SGrox, MIN

LAND UFFICE At WORTIIINGTON, MIMI,
June LIST, 1852.
Notice is hereby given that the following
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the L. 5.
Land Office at Warrington, Minn., OH
Monday, July lUth 1882.
Viz: Martin S. Boyle,
Homestead Application. Add. 1866 and
10,i?9 for the
NEM Sec 26- 103-43.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his n;inuouS residence upon and cultivation
of said land. viz:
Charles Lord, A. Miner. II. II. Day, Alex.
Roach of Mobiles County, Mimi.
IL Mons GRINAG RpriSter
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Nervous debility, melancholy, ca
tarrh OF the bladder, lencorrhea, etc,
are quickly cured 10y Browns Iron
Bitters.
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LOCAL..
WORTHINGTON. MIMI, JUNE %. 1882
CLUB RATES.

The ADVANCE Is furnished at u 50 a year to
Clubs Ct ten or more Clubs OF ten for six months
IS cents for each subscriber
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RAILROAD ELECTIONS
Worthington village voted on Satur-
day last on the proposition to bond in
aid of the Burlington road. The vote
stood
las for the proposition.
2against.
Worthingten township voted on
Tuesday, as follows:
Fl votes, all in favor Of the PROPOSE
ton.
Lorain voted yesterday with the fol-
lowing result:
Solid for the tax.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

III v 31V1 1o1Nf MATES,
One Inch three weeks, 500, three months, a. 90
aa,nfee inches weeks, 500, 500
rive inches, Goo, 1000
Special rates given for larger advertisements.
Special notices, first week 10 cents line; sub.
Deluent insertions cents i line each week.
Transient advertisements paid In advance.
Yearly advertisements to 0e paid quarterly.
Legal advertisements to be paid for before am.
1avit Is given.
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b!;it IL. No.. y. !>'-'..''~: .:..'i Mott
capacity of 5000 brick II day, and have
secured five acres Of ground near town
just south OF the Fake place and abut
ting tie railroad, where they expect to
make brick. Tie machine will be here
in a few days and they expect to have
brick on sale i'll three or four weeks
a peerless perfume refreshing
aroma Of Floreston Cologne, and its
lasting fragrance make it i peerless
perfume for the toilet.
The Worthington creamery started
up Oh Monday last Everything now
is in fine working order and Messrs
Shell 4 Torrance expect Ivy next week
to be making 500 pounds of butter
day. At present they are running but
four teams bat in Il short time will
run five in this county and three III
Cottonwood. We hope next week to
give detailed account of the new but
TER factory.
Marshal Lyons is now III charge Of
the Jail guarding the horse thief o.
nights. II he gets away from Joe
he'll have to be smarter than lie was
when captured. By-the-way, there
have been rumors that members of the
gang were gathered here to attempt
rescue Of their pal. If they attempt it
there may be necktie party in the
park.
Now that our people seem to have
walked up to the impression that brats
are responsible for their conduct, let
us cultivate the impression that par
ents are responsible to great degree
for the conduct of the brats. A little
promptne~s III enforcing law and the
lodging Of few minors in Jail will do
much toward suppressing bratism in
Worthington.
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LAND OFFICE at Worthington. MINI.

May %, 1882.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
to make final proof in support OF his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the U. s.
Land Office at Worthington, MIMI, on
Monday, July 8, 1882,
Viz: LllcluS G. Oliver,
Homestead Application No. 1868,
For the nH seq and e11 sMH sec. 32-1034l.
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of.
said land, viz:
b. W. Pope, A. Clark. J. w. Read, James
Marlen, Of Mobiles Co., MINI.
40 Mons GRINAGER, Register.
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NOIICN OF lfORTGAGN SALE BY AID.
VERTL0EIfENT

r., PdHIlSEuENT.
WHEREAS, default has been made in the
and Delivered by Jonas l:arshali and Cassaad.
George t. Dayton. mSrtgagee e,'s dated tho t
5th Gay Of February. K. B. 1sSs. and
fee y; need IN ., the Office q The Regis
state Of Minnesota, on the 5th day OF February
A: d. 1879, Mt $40 O'Clock D. m, ii, Book ~ 81
mortgages, on page l74 on which there Is claim
ca to be due and is due at the date Of this no.
est upon the principal sum OF 800 therein.
And no action or proceeding has been insttu.
ted at law or iii equity to recover the debt secu.
req by said mortgage or any part thereof.
M0", notice IS hereby given, that by virtue Of
OF INC statute IN such case made and provided.
said mortgage will be foreclosed by sale of the
Gnno nl! premises therein described. by the
ftoa1 Of said county at public auction at the
Wortn'ngton In the county Of Mobiles and State
OF Minnesota, on Friday
The 7th Day of July, A. u. 1882,
Al 10 o'clock In the forenoon. to satisfy the A.
mount which shall then be due on said mOrtga
ses sn NJ Fe Interest n and costs and
ices, rs stipulated IN said mortgage in case OF
foreclosure.
The premises described in said mortgage, and
SO to 6e Sold are the lot piece or parcel Of land
tO-wit: w. >0'-o"o
The northeast quarter OK OF section No.
overweight (2S). III township No one hun
urea anu ' q aE EeasS e B. to pX&T3s
GEO. w. WILSON, 's's'''
Attorney of Mortgage.
Dated May :srd, 1857.
First pub. May q.
Last pND, JNle g.
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A. q. Of II. w

a. ~ OF " w.
w0rthinGtOn Lodge No IS meets every FRIDAY
evening" J. 8. NCMANUs. Master WGrkmn.
Il. B. PLOTTS, Recorder.
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A peerless perfume.-The refreshing
aroma of Floreston Cologne, and its
lasting fragrance make it /. peerless
perfume for the toilet
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Wortllin9tou Sdrante.

"oRTH1NGTON. MOBILES COUNTY. MINI.
.nc sm' Tw" Dollars per year. invariably in ad
Communicat. ;,ns intended for publication must
-, accompanied by the real name and address OF
s nv as GUARANTY Of good faith-not nee
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1882-11-02

there being only eighteen delegates pres
ent, not quite half he usual attendance
owing to the fact that the meeting wa s
| not held at a central or convenient point
and to bad weather. it having rain ed
nearly the whole time the body was in
session. also on account Of sickness in the
families of some who usually attend. The
meeting was opened by sermon from
the retiring Moderator, Rev. Saml. NJ.
Smith. Of Washington, n. e.. after which
Rev. p. r. Law, of Pittshoro. was elected
Moderator, and Rev. Geo. Snmmey. and
ruling elder Geo. Allen were elected
temporary clerks.
The business of the meeting was trans
acted zcalously and tremendously. Ar
rangements were made for the vigorous
prosecution of the eyangelistic work Of
the Presbytery.
The body has an agent for each of the
following branches of church work, viz {:
Foreign Missions. Home Missions, Edu-
cation for the Ministry, Publication and
Sab bath Schools.
During the past year these siXty-three
churches have contributed to church
work s34, 10000 and the children of the
Sabbath Schools $966 90, making grand
total of $50 ,0s6.00, making an average of
over nine dollars for each church mem
Der.
The presbyi ran church is iaot very
strong in Eastern NorE.l Carolina. but it
is reaching cut th1s way and MANY new
churches have been organized III the last
few years.
Grange Preshy;er,' has ialg,, territory;
| being the most eastern % the five l'resby-
teries i'll the State. 10 it belongs all the
interests O. this denomination IL oar sec
ton. Tie Presbyterian c;2urc.; requires
such grade OF scholarship III their
preachers that the preparation i, 4 long
WORK. rcquilinga college cot.rse and three
years in theological scnoo. ii a i;lition
TO the college diploma, and this turns out
.reat rs very slowly, bat W,.en they
Hter the work they are well Qualified.
;Iur.Dg the progress Of the meeting,
>,rmons wire preached by Revs. VIM. Is.
intbal'. Geo. Summey, I. \. Faucet.
+. l.. Law. i Ii. Johnston and Ii. L.
,jarl all Uil Sunday iievs. F. Ii. John.
scoa al.d }. S. Watkins preached i'll the
BAPTIST cnuicn III Tins town and Rev Geo
.Sumrlcy in the Presbyterian church IL
Tarboro. The session lasted from Friday
morning till Monday night, when The
bcdy adjourned at . o clock, passing a
resolution of thanks for the hospitality o.
the people and the courtesy Of theil
brethren i'll Christ who had rendered them
the use OF their churches.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1882-11-02

Our CANDEDATl,S--Our county can
ditlates spoke in Pittman'> Hail Ill thls
,own la : Thursday. They We're Intro
ducai by Mr. r II Smith, Jr.,l;. neat and
appropriate manner. Ine Hall was
crowded with the best and most iniiuen
tial citizel.s of Scotland Neck and vicinity.
Our merchants all suspended business
during the speaking an.i their employees
were allowed an opportunity OF hearing
the issues of the campaign uiscu,scd. 1t
was our intention to give brief ~y-opSi~
of the speeches. but owing to cream
stances we are unable to do so. Mr. ~ Z
Daniel led off in forty minutes speech
and was followed by Mr. " Z Duln, WHO
spoke about thr.e quarters Of an hour
and Col. Clark then made brief closing
speech. Our candidates all acquitted
themselves well, and their speeches were
well received for they spoke the truth and
4 good impression was made upe n the +
hearers. To-day they speak in Halifax
and will close the canSasS at Eniieid Oh
saturday.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1882-11-02
THE WELDON FAIR.
GLASS BALL SHOOTING-BICYCLE RACE
AGAINST TNuTTING HORSES-AP-
POMAITOX COMNlANLERY
KNIGHTS TEMiLAE-
ENTRIES FOR
THE RaCEc.

The Fair will bra gran:t success. Every
thing Indicates ,!la, d large crowd wll be
present art. TIE fariUus new attractlCnS
will be worta SC>.,!.g ga IHcst.ay. there
will DE ID Z as yail:.iootHig inatc.l. Pre-.
w anu +, scott breecA-loaI.nG, lam
merless gun.
" edne,,,ay Il bicycle race, NJ lie Ar
MAMMA, tre champion lay obey clest OF
the WORT. anG " i! Morgan. Tie long dis
lance champion. Of America Wi give all
exhibition. ol Their s+.:il o.i THIS IeW motor
OH ;hc race rae, a1sti WONDERFUL teats
VIII be pariormeu by tnesc riders.
On Thursday titrc viii be j grand ma
sonic display. lac Appomattox Com
iiian,cry knights Ieiupar will give al
exhibition PAL aue iii Tue iuiI ullii.rm If
the Greer. Wn!cn is alone wort;i a day S
attendance to witness. ineir drill is re-
uiarNabie- many ,.!.icsilt ilancuvers and
figures being maze with the precision of
machinery 10 tie music OF magnificent
brass band,
I.,ere Will be trott n. antl running races
each day during tie Ear. programmes OF
which can be obtaned on the grounds.
In addition 10 hi there attractions. the
authorities will have hail anu band oi
fond of tie dance and like to engage Ill
t ie poetry OF motion will have every OPP
portunity to crafty ,heir taste without
extra Charge.
There Will also be hop each night in
the large diuiug Ea'l Of lne DAVIS horsc.
These tiops are hot the least at,"ac, i've
part of air week and Col Davis will eX-
ert himself TO please all who attend. Bri
all know his powers in ibis direction.
We give below the entries for some o
the races which are already closed:
Mile dash for two year Odds W eJnesday
D Ii Barlow enters Sto"mblrd by Jennj
Ter. Dam VI innie
Dir /. l. station enters Berena, b b.,
Alarm. Dam i;ercena.
E l. Summerill enters Meta Capehar
b. Gao, Dam .icic
Ii } fofc cli,cls Bette Mason, b.
| iIattcras.
DrJ Ii ba>er enters i by Ou,cast.
Eun"lng .a4es. One nll,e ami repca
Tor ) year u..,s rn re IA; on FRIDAY.
| T. Ii :}uLl r mt - ) :. .;tlntaln, by Mar
ragauset, lam Emily.
| i}r il /. Stnt, : :. g 10 :. May tloW3
by Red DicI>, Dam "a, Day.
| ID IL Barlow ~ IS .ppie; Jack by Jen
infer, Dam H. ~. Wv.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1882-11-02

ROANOKE UNIoN-Tne Roanoke Bap-
ti>t Union convened Iii this town last
Friday morning at i l O'Clock. Rev. l.. K.
Underwood, Of hamilton. preached the
opening sermon. The Importance Of
D.ple Study was discussed by KEY. W..
/. Jones. of Wilson. The Prayer Meet
ing was considered by Rev. W. }. Hop
kins. Rev. c. T. Baily, of Raleigh, spoke
on tue Importance Of giving a wide clrcu-
at,on 10 the periodical literature of the
Baptists Rev. J. \. Mundy, Of Warren
| tea say, dE exposition OF Acts xx!R4'
! showing the cinei aim Of the preacher. ~
Saturday morning the Union met
promptly at l-2 o'clock and after dis
posing OF the business before the body
there was a sermon by Rev. --
At night Rev. ". j. Hopkins preached,
and the Union adjourned over until Sun
day morning at which time it was al
nounced that Rev. j. \. Mmdy would
preach dedication sermon.
Early Sunday morning vehicles of every
description came III from every direction,
ana by ten 9 clock the church was crowd
ed. 1t was estimated that fully sever
hundred people were i'll the church,
Every isle was filed with seats and even
standing room was at a premium. After
| the singing of the opening hymn the pas
tor, Rev. j. d. Hui'i;am, formerly dedi-
sated the church and then read all historl.
cal sketch of the church which was listen.
ed to with marked attention. After the
reading Of the sketch Rev. J. \. Mundy,
nounced his text, which may be found IL
Paul's epistle to The Epesians, secon,
| chapter and list verse.
The sermon was high order Of oratory
| We had heard much Of the oratcrica
| powers OF DR.. Mummy, but must colics.
that we were not prepared tor such a iiow
Of elo4ucnce. The speaker vu:ce wa.
clear anu strong and every woru WAS al,
| tlnctly uttered. Ine congregation va:
hlghly delighted with tue sermon.
was clear. strong aua eAi:at.stIyc. Vi
Mundy Is one Of the most powerful mnil.
ters III t;lc oaptist Church III this s;;i;-
At nisAt Rev. Mr.. Ta;.r, o.. Wa
crest college. preac..eI q ti.o IL. :,
| congregation and his >erhon l. ing.
| 'poAeh CT. it Was al Interesting a..,t =.
structlve one and was calculated To &,
much good. Alter the sermon. IL
durham announced that the Union va
Closed and sad their meeting togetn.
lad been pleasant and refreshing and il
.elt that in ali probability he would nese
meet them all again, but there was TIL
consolation, they would meet up yonde
Where Unions never broke up. Tie meet
hg was then closed BY the Staging OF tn
ioxology.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1882-11-02

MoTHERs. MoTHEFs,. MoTHERs.u.i
Are voa disturbed at nj; 1t and broken OF
your rest by q sick ch Il suffering and
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ting teeth: II so. 90 at once and get a
bottle of MRS. WINSi.OW'S TOOTH
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little sufferer immediate iy-tiepend upon
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mother, and relief and health to the child,
operating like magic. |; is perfectly safe
10 use in all cases, and pleasant to the
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oldest and best female physicians and
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