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Roetrp.
The Ballade of Ancient Puns.

I can chat with the party who brings my bill I;
I eau smile DER a letter that means dun;
I can talk with a WON IN whose voice Il -hrill I;
| can sit while q garrulou- arm j. spun.
But must confess It'll run, ! run.
W ith u frantic sil ness that recks not where.
From the man Who utters time-worn pun
For he gosis his hearer TO mad despair.
I can swallow the bitteresi quinine pill;
! can lace like a hero the boy ami gun;
can laugh ai the person long to Kill.
\ no spoIls in telling my bit of fun.
But light as n feather. though weighing = ton.
| should scamper AWAY. lae startled hare,
II that m1u uttered & word-just QUE
For he goads his hesrer to mad despair.
| can list TO the tale Of tie man that was III.
Of the cure hat hea ed him and how II was
done;
can gaze " ith only = spinal chill
on that curious creature, who lives 10 stun. :.
Hut slways and ever shuu. | shun,
That terrible monster beyond compare,
With his Joke that has lived since the world
begun
or he goad. his hcsrer TO mad despair.
E>VoY.
Prince. a. journey through rain or sun.
Al other dangers | face aud dare:
But fy from the man with the mpuldy pun
For he goad- his hesrer TO mad despair.
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A Coon INvEsTMENT.-Oneo OF our prom
inent business men said to rs the other day:
I'm the spring my wife got all run down and
could not eat ANYTHING passing your store
i saw pile of Hoods Sarsaparilla in the
window, and got bottle. After she had
taken il a week she had rousing appetite,
and did her everything. She took three
bottles, and it was the best three dollars |
ever invested. C. l. HOOD 4 Co, Lowell.
Aom
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THE BEST
KIDNEYANO LIVER MEDICINE
upypv kNawy rnp,rI

IL had suffered twenty years With s-vcr. disease
Of the kidneys. hsiorc using IIunt'- Remedy two
dAys gA- relieved. and am nov well
JOSHUA II THiLI-
ny ply -icisns thought thai Wa paraiyIed on
one side nae tcrr1 ~ affiictet with rheumatism
from i-s9 - lssu. wAs sur,~t by Hunt R.Iuei -
~TkFHEN q MASON.
M do-tnr pronounced M case Bright'- Dis. ass
a told that could live only forty eight bur
then took Hunt, Remedy, and slsve,iily
curs-l-" NJ Gts'b~fEkp-
Having suncrs-i twenty years With khincy Hi
ease. and employed Iariuns hyriciaus Hh"ut be
Ing relieved. was then cur~i by Hunt- Ermedy. "
SULLIVAN fENNER
II have b--en greatly b,.n.it-i by the us- Of
urinary oTgAns theFs l. moth ng superior
a u N1CkER>ON.
II can trstify to the virtue II Hunt- R.me'iy in
much lenefits,,i thereby REV. T.. e. TAYLOR
of kidney disease. The doctor- could not relieve
! WS- finally ooFnll,t'ly cured hy using
Hunts Remedy. FRANK X. DICKSON.
Il have suffered extremely With kidney disease
after using Hunt'- kcmety two dsys. was en-
ab t-i IL resume busiutss." Sko- , JLAkh-
.. -oIi Ia two year. l53 % thirty thrre thousand
enc hundred and tv eBty bottles q Hunt. Remedy
II l. a valuable medicine for Kidney disease"
". Il. BLANpING
One trial will convince y~s- For sale
by all Draggfss.- send for Pamphlet 10
HUNTS REMEDY CO.. Providence, r. !.
Prices, Is e~ss. and e12S.
iyrs nrm
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C. C. BURRILL
Ii anker,
STATE STREET,
ELLSWORTH MAINE.
perS A eEnERAl BAAKIns BuSintSS SAME As
Al IneoapoRAItp BaHK.

Deposit accounts received subject to CHECK at
sight.
ceraHoAtes of Deposit Issued payable on de
u,xnd a, At, nNe.i date tearing interest agreet
Co Ieclions Of Drafts. Notes, Coupons aEd DIV
ideasis throughout the United states spe eiAlty-
c He'd Bonds cashed or exchanged.
Choice Investments, Securities constantly on
hand
Loans made on mortgages Of first class ReA
Estate In vicinity Of Ellsworth or on approved
commercial paper
The interests. Of orr Correspondents VIII be
earefaily regarded; strict attention given 70 their
orders AHd requests by mall OF otherwise and by 4
promps and faithful execution Of their wishes We
IN, 40 merit their esteem and confidence siu
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such giddy, uncongenial scene. And if
he did Brereton might say what he pleased
proverbial
Alas, Venus with her wicked elf Cupid
had strangely bewitched this misguided son
of Mars. as there is evidence enough to
prove they have bewitehed many a stalwart
hero in every age and cline
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PATENTS.
r. H. EDDY.

"a ss.s~ ss.. opposite Kflsy. Dsssss
60. Patents In the United States alss Ia
60 fsrtt.ln France and other foreign countries
Sa..te, OF the claims Of any Patent furnished hy
~an.tIinx one dollar. Assignments recorded 81
Wssegnxtop No Agency In me United states
a-.e~ses superior fsciiiies tor o0aAinin =
a. asoeFtaining the pstentaoiiiy oiin'eo"ns
n EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.
II regard Mr.. Eddy as one OF ne mest esPao.s
.,a saeness sfal practitioners with whom nave
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- az more capable Of securing Tor them an
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cary "~ FDsusD BUREE,
omce late Commissioner Of Patents
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49, ns. sor and advised me In hundreds of s eAsss
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A POSITIVE CURE is
4 l. "
CREAM BALM
fOh
7atarrf iHayPGVer

Es.3,sss an. -s-..ss,
or any kind OF mueus
membfanalirritAt Uns.
iufiamesi md rough
surfaces. 4 prepsra-
ton of undoultsd iner.
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II will be absorbed Il.
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PERSONALS.

5. V. Wykeff and wife have returned
from visit to Wisconsin.
y: Shell and wife left on Monday for
4 visit to st. Paul:
Mr.. Stoughton; of the Luverne Her.
aid, was in town yesterday and made us
pleasant call.
>. Y. Holstein, of Alma, Wis.,, made
us u pleasant two dollar in advance call
the other day. Mr.. II. is investing in
this vicinity.
Hon. T. j. Kniss passed through town
on Monday and while calling laid on
our table two silver medals bearing the
stamp Of the mint.
Before honor is humility. '-Solo-
mon. Il. Mcmillan was initiated into
the sublime mysteries of the Oriental
Order of Humility Oh Saturday night
1.,St
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SHERIFE'6 SALE.

ny virtue Of an execution. issued out OF the
- District Court for the sixth judicial District
~ and Tor the county Of Mobiles and State Of
MinneeOta upon judgment issued and docket
ca salt Court on the Thirteenth day OF Sep
temter. A.. u. 1881. III certain action wherein
r. ID. Butort & Co. are Plaintiffs. and Dr.. &
Clippenger and Eugenla CIippenKev are Defend
unts, IN favor III said Plain and against sail
Defendants. for tho sum Of One Hundred and
Nv" Dollars and Seventy Five Cents. (ei02 75),
have on the 18th day of November A. D. 1851. lev
LED upon all the right title an. interest of the said
Def"ntamts, DR.. s. CIippenger and Eugenia
C'1plenger. to the following described prOpcrt >,
tO-Wlt:
Lot three ~ Block seventeen (l7) H. the VII
age of Morthington, Mobiles codnE =. Minnesota.
~ described Oh the village plat Of said village
now on file IN the olI'e VI the Register OF Deeds
VI said county.
And will sell the same, or 80 much thereof a.
may bic necessary to satisfy said execution and
costs At the front d'r Of the court house in the
village Of Worthington in the county aud state
aforesaid, OH
Saturday, the nth day of january, 1882
At 10 O'clock =. IN. Of that day.
Dated WOrthingtOn. MIMI. Nov. Goth, 1881.
II. r. MILLER
Sheriff Of Mobiles County, Minnesota.
GEO: w; WILSON, Attorney for Plaintiff.
First pub. Dec. |. 1881.
Last pub Jan. IL, 1892.
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Universal Appreciation by the com.
n'nnity at large has been given to Bur-
dock Blood Bitters. No instance is
known where dissatisfaction has been
manifested by their use or where aught
hut benefit followed their administra-
ton. Price 81, trial size -10c. Sold at
Laws,
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

METHODIST EpIs OPAl.-ServiccS every Sab
bath morning at 10 80; cv"ning service 1T T.
nntay School ut T.. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. Mr.. Hobart, Past or.
UNION CONGEEGA rlONAl.-Servlccs morning
and evening. Sund ~ School Immediately after
the morning service. PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening. Kcv. Mr.. Hart, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCII.-ServiceS morning
and evening Sabbath School Immediately aftp:
the morning service. Prayer meeting Thursda.
evening.
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RANSOM.

= X. II. Belknap and F. A. Graves
WIRE made happy by being presented
with mustache cups. The Graves boys,
the Pastor, VIM. W. 1Ierdick and r.
II. Clark were also made happy by d.
ing presented with pipes.
A recent letter from Iowa states
that the mud is one foot deep. Give
us cold weather and dry footing. for
one would rather shake with the cold
than the ;,gue.
1882, and we are still alive i'll spite Of
Mother Shipton.
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THE LAST GRAB.

The COMmiss oners wrestled some
time last week with Il bill presented by
the Publisher Of the Journal for print
ing il four-page law brief Tin the whis-
ky case certified to the Supreme Court. J
The bill WAS $15.20. Our price for !,
fonr-page brief is $500 and we put near
ly double the amount of matter con
tanned in this brief on one page of ours.
The Commissioners finally allowed
$500. This was the last grab of the
Journal 1T the county and he tried to
bite off Il good deal more than lie could
chew. Surely here is evidence OF /.
''diSpaSel min6''
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BIGELOJV.

The Close Brothers have purchased
100 lots in Bigelow, which looks as
though they intended operating in this
vicinity to some extent. They have al
SO reserved one of the finest sections in
Osceola county, just south of the Ran
som line, it is supposed for a town site.
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COUNTY NEWS.
GRAND PRAIRIE.

Miles and Jaiiies Burket's brothers.
lh-lAw stopped and made them Il visit
while on their tour looking up land out
il Dakota, only staying day or two.
NJ. Burket has been off Oh visit to
I1wa.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF Nj Ills
ARRIVES.
Eastern daily IL l0a. m.
do st. Paul and beyond ::O p III
Southern ga. IN.
WeStern-I.u Verne and Sioux Falls, 10 - 4 m
Round Lake, SATURDAYS a. III
DEPARTS.
Eastern daily 9 30 i. III.
do TO st. Paul and beyond 10 3! III
Southern IL lna. III.
N@Stern-Lu Verne and Sioux Fails 40 I'm
Round A.-.-.: "a, urt;ayS l y u,
Mails ear rir1 10y dav trains close 70 minutes
before d Na:turt. All others 1T = O'clock pm.
Office hours from i. lii. t" IN. Sun lays
from t" 9 4 III and l. III t" II 81 pm.
Money orders issued nnl letters registered be-
H. Is. SOULE, r. ~.
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NEK YOR YYOL,

~ T. Jus TIRE.
n supply Of new job type just receiv-
ed at this office including those fancy
japanese ornaments, with storks, but
terflies, fans, ships, beetles, landscapes,
etc. Those who want neat. fancy, sub
stantial, or any other kind of printing,
can have it done 1T st. Paul rates,
freight added"
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

ACpITOK-E. s. Mills.
TKEAsCRER-lI. T. Shepard.
REGISTER OF DEEDs-B r. johnson
JUDGE or PRORArE-l. :. Ne son.
CLERK OF COHKT-I. Il. Bennett.
SNEHIFF-K. Il. Miller.
SUKvEYOH-Otto Berre3u.
COURT CoMMlSsIONEH-l.. 5. Nelson.
COUNTY ATTOKNEY-t'eO. W. " ilsON.
CORONEN-J. s. McManus.
COUNTY SUrEKlNTESDE Mn A. DOaEe.
COMMISSIONERS
First Di$trict-r. Blaine, Of Ncrscy:
Second Di*trict-T. l. Taylor, of Elk.
Third Di<trict-James GOWN. OF Adrian.
Fourth UiStrict-Maurice O'lita'n, Of Grand
Prairie.
Fttth District-D. Shell, Worthington, Cha. s
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The Literary Society held their Sec
Mr.. Seney is fixing up his ice honsp
md will fill it as fast as possible. Must
ave our ice cream next summer, you
know.
We had q fine lunch after the debate
on Monday evening. All thanks to the
ladies. LO.
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RUSHMORE.

The measles have made their appear
ance iii this village. All of Mr.. Il. G..
Leonard's children have got them.
The literary society had a royal time
at Mr.. Seney's last Monday night.
Among the many good things of the
evening the following deserve especial
notice:
Miss Grace Wemple sang a solo On
titled "When the leaves begin to turn. -
She has 4 sweet voice and that rare ex-
cellence of distinct enunciation.
Miss Barber read al essay on 1.-The
r-'fornners of the times" in which the
young women received some sound ad-
wee. The debate was enjoyed by ev-
Ivy one. Next meeting ut the Rush.
more Hotel, Wednesday, Jan. 18th.
All are cordially invited.
The Rushmore Mills are putting in
another shutter BETA.
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"All the Ills that Ffesl, is Heir to, -
arising from impnrity Of the blood. tor
pid liver, irregular bowels. tEisorderetl
Kidneys. etc. "an be g.. fe1y and speedily
cured by Bnrlrck Blood Bitters. Price
81, trial size Toe:
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A letter from P. o. Slarpless, drug
gist. Marion. Ohio. in writing of Tho
mas Eclectric Oil, says: "Ont man was
cured of sore throat Of eight years
standing with one bottle" We have !,
number of eases OF rheumatism that
have beer, cured when other remedies
have failed. We consider it the best
medicine Sold" Sold ut Laws.
HUT ELECTION.-The Okabena Hut
Of the Oriental Order of Humility held
an election OF Saturday night with the
following result:
Most Potent Grand: Seignor-R. r.
Miller.
Noble Vizier-J. ). McManus.
Venerable Friar-A. 5. Hustleto,,.
Reverend Monitor-T. II. Parsons.
Worthy Scrivener-R. b. Plots.
A(m"ner-C. w. Smith.
Chief Herald-Gen. ". Wilson.
Senescha1--O. G. Grunsten.
ArmOrer-C- A. O1eson.
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Gee week in your own town. Is Outfit free
vOV No risk. Reader. il you want i business
ut which persons OF either sex can make great
pay all the time they work, write for particulars
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THE CLOSE HROi HERS.

The sloppy Journal says it is ''all
bosh" about the Close b., theirs having
purchased all the railroad lands in this
county and that the reports ''circulated
were merely the imaginations Of u
mind diseased '[maginations" is
good; but the idea that the Close Broth.
ers llad>purclased did probably origin
ate in i diseased mind for we never
heard Of it save through the Journal.
We stated several weeks ago that Eng
fish parties whom the Close Bros rep
resent had contracted the lands. The
Close Bros, we learn from our 3igelow
correspondent. have secured 100 lots in
that village also. They expect TO open
Ill office in Worthington next summer.
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
There was special meeting of the
village Council Oh Friday evening last.
Petition Of VIM. Pearson for license
to sell liquor was refused, Council
claiming they had no authority to is
sue license.
The resignation of l.. B. Bennett, viii
lage Justice, was accepted and F. Bloom
was appointed Justice to fill the vacan-
cy.
l. p. Durfee was granted license as
an Auctioneer.
Attorney Il. Clark, on behalf Of the
School Board, presented Il resolution
which was adopted, quit claiming title
to the school lots in the village Of Wor.
Ellington, rs the title has heretofore
been in the village.
THIRTY BOYS.
On Saturday last, Rev Jas. Mathews,
Assistant Secretary Of the Chi!dreh's
Aid Society of New York. arrived at
Sibley with 80 boys and distributed
them among the farmers. He expects
to bring out from 80 to 40 more boys
from the y ew York boy factory in a
bout Il month and desires to leave y few
Of them 1T WorthinGton for distriba
ton. The boys will range in age from
to l6 yeas. Here is an opportunity
for those wishing to take boys on farms
| OF elsewhere. Information left at this
Office will he communicated TO those
| having the matter in hand.
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I! e. E1,.t=sRi ~? Soc:~
~ et-1,
o. PES\:;ILE tEIA
I'll" plan r. il;s ~.'-!, ',!;l..l'l, it.;if Isl
rs SIN ciiy :,,i:' 4, il :i':.!:i;'". Fr,'m ~
:uG cents. per W rS, ,tnr ~ :"t. ~e't;r'>
~ j" u; tlc::i to trs i Il i! st III Is So. 80.
Male: An females from - II ~ years If az
nay ,,;o,,r ~ .!.:i;.,s TX ininc h- syS:ci.-
al he nv,.ctt> uT fr i:,*u, ;,s,r" may he secured
~ lah,. i.E l..:!. Cali n'' u" aid! ".>>
l.. 5. Bennett.
ST A.-nl, Wrrt.i;,Slu;.. Mimi.
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NOTICE or MORTGAGE SALE BIZ AD.
FERJJSE.NEN7:
nEFACLT has BEEN made In the conditions
IL of 4 c"fta!n mortgage executed and deiiv-
cred by Mama =. Rose, MOrgagOr, to Edward
Cooper MUrtgagec, dated the 25:h lay OF april.
A. D. l-7e, and recorded j" the %f'icc OF tic Reg;
lister Of Deeds Of the county ct Mobiles, State Of
OF Minnesota. on thu LIST day OF May, \. -. IS .,
ut Il O'Clock Il. III. in book "B' of Mortgages,
on page 496, on which there is elaine to BE- due
at the date Of this notice. the amount OF Three
Hundred and Twenty Six ami 6G 100 Dollars.
and n" action or proceeding has been instituted
at at law or in equity t" rec"yef he dept secured
Notice Is hereby given, that by virtnc Of
power Of sale contained in said mortgage, and
81 hd the SIaur in suc ;v Sse made and ps"vaed
the nortgaged prem iSeS therein described,
which sale vii b. made at the front door If the
the count: Of Mobiles and Sratr o. Minnesota, 1T
public auction by the sheriff Of said county. on
Friday, the 18th day of February, 1882,
At one o'clock ir the afternoon to a:isfy the a.
| mount which shall then be due on sail mort
gage: with It the interest thereon: and costs and
torney:s fees: as stipulated il, said mortgage III
case Of foreclosure.
The premises described IN said mortgage. and
to be sol sofa is that PISS or parcel Of lang su
ncsOta. and known and described as follows, to.
wit;
1T nOEtIicsISt quarter III SCCIlOn twenty IOOE
(24) in township one hu- .dred aud two f102) I'll
range fOrty-One al
Dated January 9Th. 1889:
T.. COOPER Mortgage.
L. s. NELSON, Attorney of Mortgagev.
First pub Jan. 5. 1882.
Last pub. Feb. O. 1882.
NOTICE or SALE UNDER DECREE.
CTATE OF MINNESOTA
- COUNTY OF MOBILES.
DISTRICT COuRr,
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Andrew Emeri::c, Plaintiff,
j. W. Simmons. Nancy Jane Simmons and J. H.
Fidler, Defendants.
IN pursuance Of Judgment and decree Of the
i Court il, this ac' Jon, dated November 2s:h.
1851. shall exp'>e for sale. rs the law directs
at the front door OF IT, Court house in the vii.
lage If Worthington in the equity Of Mobiles
Minnesota on
The 2Sth day of January. 1882,
At 10 o'cl ok a. NJ the following describe lands
and tencnl"ntS ,t'-Wit:
The nor IL 1T ETY. seven acres of thu southwest
quarter Of section six (i). township one hu"d"c :
and tw" {|f2) range thrt. .n;ne (9) n bles
county. Minnesota.
X. H. MILLER,
Sheriff III MOBILES County, MinnesOtS.
GEO. " WILSON. Attorney for Plaintiff.
First puOlica:i II Dec Is. 1881.
Last publication Jan. Is. 1852.
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LOCAL.

WoRrniNdr0N. MIMI. JANUARY IL 1882
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A Domestic Sewing Machine for sale
at this Office
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Honorable Mpnti"n.-Of all the REM
rdies on earth that we'll may claim at
tention, Dr.. Thomas Eclectric Oil COM
mands especial mention. Rheumatism,
neuralgia. sore throat. asthma. bron-
chitis. diptheria. ETC., are all cured by
Tharpas' EcActric OIL
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All Omcial Matter Pub
llShed i'm this Paner.
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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-01-12

FUR71HER REDUCTION.
County Maps can he had ut this Office
the rate of ) for 25 cents.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-01-12

Ifyou want a good aud reliable Sew
ing Machine, buy the ''Crown." Thayer
has them for sale. le-tf
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-01-12

The ''divine" weather continues
October was crowded out last fall and
has got back into the ranks.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-01-12
BRING THEN BACK.

Borrowed or Stolen.-From this Of
flee, d Ratchet.
From ). Muck 4 scythe.
From }. s. McManus six monkey
wrenclles. two hatchets and Il hammer.
From II. J. Ludlow two scytlies, two
monkey wrenchts, i IS feet tape line,
one Ratchet and two hammers
This is only the beginning Of the list
which is to be continued in future
numbers of the ADVANCE