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The Worthington advance., 1882-08-24

Mrs. Kate Atkins, a wealthy lady of
Pittsburg, Pa, writes: "Rich food and
high living, night parties, fashionable
dressing and the general friv0lity of
high life had been affecting my health
quite seriously. I commenced using
Brown s Iron Bitters, and now l am as
lively as a young girl. and excel them
all in endurance. 1t is moe refresh
ing than champagne, and its strength
ening effects are lasting.
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ADRIAN.

Wheat thresl,ed out, shows Il yield Of
from Il to - bu. per acre. Oats 50 and
upward.
The gentle rain OH Monday evening
gave the corn Il boost, but stopped
th:eshing for Tuesday.
Mr.. Key of Milwaukee. visited his
brOtherinaws, the GOWN Bros. last
week. Sabbath evening he delivered Il
very interesting discourse 1T the scAo. !
house.
Levi Rue left the jet spout from the
Elevator pit across the side track for
Il short time Tuesday, and while away
an unexpected freight train came H.
| long and side tracked Il car over the
! spout. throwing it from the rails next
to the Elevator and striking the el,-
gine house. 1t moved it some S or 10
inches and badly demolished the car.
A nnmber of drian people and their
friends picnicked ut the Blue
Mounds yesterday.
John lInmiston moved his family to
WOrtliington Monday.
Sammy Hamilton caught his little fin
ger in cog, on their tllresller Monday,
and had to have what there was left
alnputated by DIR. Sullivan.
Thos. Gunderson's infant child died
Saturday. This is tho fourth death in
Mr.. G's family in the past few years,
three children and his wife.
DR.. Sullivan will Office lereaftr with
Squire Campbell. corner Of Main and
Second Streets.
Miss Cotton, Of Carver and Mr..
Peter krost and sister of Mankato, are
visiting j. krost and wife.
A. NJ. Becker is pushing the work for
his new store.
A. Campbell and Mark Greaves eacl,
shipped several Car loads of oats us they
threshed last week.
i. Shipman and wife Of Chicago aid
Mr.. Will Ireland and wife Of Rochester,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Cros-
by.
Our townsmen, James Fl0wars las
had the good fortune to have his zen
sion claim allowed at last. We under
stand lie will get in the neighborhood
of $500.
The indications are that there will Ike
lively competition among wheat buy
ers here this fall.
Married on Wednesday evening Aug.
16, Mr.. Thos. Newell of Adrian t. Miss
Auna Clark Of WOrthirgto1.
Some time ago the village council di.
rectcd that the places Of business in A.
drian should be closed on Sunday.
Their directions have been strictly
complied with. This week. sew
| e:al Of the grocery men asked us to
| state through this column that Il cer-
tain dealer sold last Sunday besides
other things, $40 lbs. of flour and
should it occur again that the Marshal
would be notified. The reason being if
part were compelled to keep their stores
closed that day, all should be.
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PERSONALLY


g.. MISS Garret, Of Burlington, Iowa,
~ ylS'tlng her aunt, Mrs. D. Rohrer.
Charley Wilson and lady of St. Paul,
spent last Sunday in town,
Geo: N. Rose has returned from a
several months visit to Illinois.
Mrs. Thomas has recovered from her
recent severe attack of fever and re-
turned to Jackson Monday morning.
Mrs. G.. p. Shepard returned yester-
DAY from IN extended visit to Stiiiwat.
| er.
TIE genial face of c. St. John Col.
past. >'"' ""'S
clarence Hamlin, now in the Omaha
II. n: office at Omaha, was in town o.
yer Sunday visiting friends.
Il. &. Chase and lady of Geneva. N.
l.. are on y visit to Worthington sum-
.ner1nG .oe! ana locking to their invest.
J. NJ. P!umer left on Monday morn
ing to return to his home at Albion.
n: 7. Mr. T. spent several months
here rusticatinR. ''''
q, Miss F. Howard Of Hancock county.
~. 70 visiting her sister Mrs. D. ".
Cn0te: Miss +. is recovering from a
long illness and prefers the Ninnesota
climate to that Of 1llineis.
Mr.; Sheppard who has spent several
months here with his brothers has been
so much benefited in health that lie
mas returned to Michigan for his fam
Ivy and will make this his home.
MI. Pearson, from Springfield, ILL.,.
happened in here the other day and is so
pleased with this locality that he has
determined to locate here and raise
stock. 'o
Mr.: Fred Bloom. of Worthineton. fa-
vored his friends in I.uverne with
pleasant call Wednesday evening.-Lu-
verne Herald.
T.. Z. Goodn0w, of Pipestone, was IN
Town a few days ago re-visiting his old
nome. lie expresses great admiration
OF the beautiful trees of our town and
thinks there is not \ new town in the
west which equals ours in that respect,
y: Bigelow has returned from tie
East leaving Mrs. p. for tile present to
extend her visit. Bigelow s. Plumb
will open it, i short time ut the Law
corner with stock ofgoods.
Mr.. b. heard Il great deal said East
about the big crops West and says there
WILL be Il rush westward.
round at Last.-An agreeable dress.
lnn fin. fho 1,.,i,r th.,k ,,,:II 49,
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NOTJCN OF RALE UNDER DECREE.
FORECLOSURE BY ACTION.
STATE or Minnesota. d.
County Of Mobiles. ss'
DISTRICT COURT, Sixth Judicial District
Jethro w. Clute aud 4. s. Ormsby as Trus.
tee, Plaintiffs,
vs..
Simon p. stone and Lucy A. Stone, hts wife,
Defendants.
NOTICE or SALE UNDER EECREI.
In pursuance Of = judgment and decree Of
the court in this action, dated June 2lth, 1899
certified transcript of which has been deliv
cred to me, shall expose for sale, and sell for
cash. as the law directs, at the trout door of the
court house, IN the village Of Worth,ngtOl,. in
the county OF Mobiles, State Of Minneso,a, on
The 18th day of August, 1882
At 10 o'clock a. m., the following described
lands and tenements, tOwit: The east half
Of the southwest quarter ~ Of section No
twenty-fOur (a) in township NJ one hundred
and four !lc4). north, im range No. forty, (4"l
west Of the nth (5th) principal meridian,
State Ut Minnesota.
Dated at WOrthingtOn this June 26th, 1881.
It. r. MILLER,
Sheri6 OF MOBILES Co., Miun.
Attorney for flaiut,ns
lse pub. June 70.
Last pub. Aug 10
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H. J. LUDLOW.

Custom work done at the Rushmore
Mills Friday aud Saturday Of each
week.
Wanted, some good milling wheat.
43.tf. j. BEDFORD b Son.
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16O-acre farm 4 miles from WORTH
ingten for 81 per acre.
A tree claim with good improve
lnents fol $3.25.
A magnificent section farm, 8 miles
from Worthington, with or without
crop. at a bargain. For sale by F.
Bloom. 483t.
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NOT1cE.-If you wish to buya Team
Harness aud Wagon enquire ut this Of
Gce.' SILT
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HOUSES 1U RENT.
The three Perry cottages on 6tl.av.
are now completed and ready to lease.
Inquire of w. A. Peterson. AIT.
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F0R 8ALE.-A No. Piano. Inquire
at tho ADVANCE Office. 6l-tf
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Workmen are engaged in cleaning
out and repairing the ditch IL rtt OF
town.
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Thanks to Vennor for cool dry wea-
ther for small grain and warm wet wea-
ther for corn.
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LAND OFFICE at WorthinRt0n. Mimn.
AuRlllf 2 l&42

LAND OF1ICE at WOfthinGtOn. MIMn.
August 2, 1852
NOTICE II hereby given that the following ma
med settler has filed notice Of hts intentiOn to
make final proof In support OF his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the u. ).
Land ONCE, at WOrthington Mnn.. on
Friday Sept. 8th 1882.
Viz: Henry Holmes,
Homestead Application, M. 1924,
For the 81 swi4 sec HAlO4-39.
He names the following witnesses tO prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of,
said land, VIZ:
John Hart, Scion Fox. August King, Irving
Richards, Of Arlie MINI.
- Mons GRINAoER, Reglster.
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Tho new sidewalk has been put down
along the Tenth ct. side OF the park.
The Worthington advance., 1882-08-24

THEATRICAL AND Circus LIFE
Dan Linallan Il Co., publishers, Of st.
Louis, have just issued . book bearing
the above title. It treats Of new sub
ject, and will be welcomed by amuse.
ment lovers who wish to acquint' them.
selves with the mysteries Of tho ''pro-
fession." In fact it will interest all
classes owing to ito revelation Of secrets
heretofore known only to managers
and actors. The author il q we'll known
dramatic critic, his style il easy and
natural, and the numerous anecdotes
and personal adventures with which he
enlivens his work, render it refreshing
" interesting. Book agents viii have
= good thing in this volume. See ad.
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TO IHE LADIES.

I would beg to inform You that have
been appointed by Messrs. G. Butterick
& 20. rs agent of the county for the
sale of their patterns, and am prepared
to supply any of them 1T the published
price. Shall have for free distribution
early in each month the Metropolitan
Fashion Sheet. Also their quarterly
catalogue. shall lie glad If you will
call and put your name down for one.
Mrs. +. A. DEWOLF.
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HO1NEH ~, pRwT

Lard, Castor, Engine and black Ma.
chine oils nt Darber's. 49-4w
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Attorney Clark, of the School Board,
has received a letter from Prof. Kiehle,
saying that tho State Board will meet
Sept. 25th to consider the claims of
Blue Earth City and Worthington,
and reQue ting that two members of
our School Board he present. So We
may get our appropriation yet.
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Ludlow has painted up his hardware
store in good style.
The Worthington advance., 1882-08-24

Ayers Ague Cure is the only medi-
cine III existance which may he consid-
cred al absolute antitlOte for fever and
ague. and kindred diseases. 1t not on.
ly affords Immediate relief, but it eradi-
Gates the mallrial poison which protlu-
ces tie disease, without leaving any en-
ervating or injurious effect. rs is the
case with many Of the ague medicines
advertised.
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T CRAFT, M. D.,
New Millinery.
Mrs. f. A. 0ew0IF,

Wishes to inform the Ladies OF WOrthington
end surrounding country that she has opened a
Millinery Store first door north of the Post o.
~ on hand In the
Latest Styles,
An things pertaining to the Millinery line.
Y0~r patronage respectfully solicited. 4-ly
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Found at Last.-An agreeable dress.
ing for the hair, that will stop its fail.
ing. has been long sought for. Park.
er's Hair l3alsam, distinguished for its
purity, fully supplies this want.
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W. A. Peterson has moved into his
new house, corner 10th. st. and 7th. ay.
The Worthington advance., 1882-08-24

MINOR ARRlVAL
AT the residence Of w. E. Bloom, IN
Seward, on Monday, a girl.
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the under
signed are hereby notified that 1 have
left my accounts with l.. s. Nelson for
collection. Please call on him and set
tie promptly.
51-3l H. J. LUDLOW.
Good yoke of No. 1 cattle for sale.
Apply to G. B. MOORE.
1927
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A Wortlington lady brings us a
beautiful bouquet containing twelve
varieties of verbenas grown in her
yard. If any lady can beat this we II
furnish vase to put the flowers in.
The floral crop this year, we learn, is
above the average, some going as high
as 200 to 800 bushels to the acre. but
the half bushel will tell.''
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A. Swede laborer was robbed of $50
on Saturday last at the Mcdowell
House. A man was arrested on sus-
picion but the evidence was not suf1i-
cient to hold him.
Sioux City, we hear, is to have some
of its streets paved with the Sioux
Falls jasper. We would suggest that
the name Of the city lie changed to
the New Jerusalem.
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LINE OF THE NEWROAD.

r, .....'.e 1 % " :nN Ns" hoAD:
""s"e 10 inquiries rs to the exact
route OF the burlington railroad from
here to the State line. we rive ,,e,ow tho
nnartor eoo+;o,s ,,,,;.,, "a Wv
"'o" ~ 'o"ches' iar'
.'eS WISHING 70 nave the line where
they can take it in at q glance. should
come tn the AnvANcu o,a M.
-, n,..> 49,. .., "" ko' c"u"'
CIV" ."o"' VIII the ala OF tile
'''' 6''e'' "e'o"' mark the route out
WORTHlNGTON TP.
Sec. .2i, NJ sw}.
I" ST So
-. N .,
, Hc sw ~ t"e " +.
=. 90. ~ "' ""9'
. =. 'o
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RuShM ORE HOTEL,
Ell. WEMPLE. Proprtetor.

e. L. WEMPLE, Proprietor.
This 70 now Hotel recently opened On the
Woethington Sioux Fallsrsilroad. First class
aeeoann,odations and everv attention shown "a
quests. Good chicken and duck shooting in the
vicinity.
Good Stablinq & First Class Livery.
RUSHMORE, MINN.
7-4O-1y
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AOR10A0B R0RRCLO8URR 0ALR
DY ADvBRT10EMENT.
nEfAULT has been made In the conditions OF
~ certain Mortgage executed and delivered
81 Mobiles county. Minnesota. mortEsEors' o % t.
James s. DOardman, mOrtgagee, datcd the I'd
day Of January. A. ID. eighteen hundred aud
the once Of tic Register Of Deeds of feo the coum ~
" Of Mobiles In the State Of Minnesota. on the
Ath Day & Ct January, A. D: 1873, at O'Clock q m.
on WITCH there Is Claimed to b Be- Gas an" M y dSs
at the date Ot this notice. the amount Of Three
Hundred and Ninety Dollars and Thirty Cents
(>am 49, and no action or proceeding has been
debt secured BY said mortgage or any part
Notice Is hereby given. that BY virtue Of a
power OF sale contained In said mortgage, aud
the said mortgage will be foTecloscd by = sale
which sale viii be made at the fr.nt DIOR u tic
the county u HoSes lie ad sase o %nness a. II
public auction by the Sheriff OF said county. on
:fhe "a day Of September, A. D. 1882.
at o'clock in tho afternoon to satisfy the
gage, with interest thereon, and costs and ex.
ices: as stipulated in said mortgage In ease oi
The premises described in said mortgage and
80 to be sold. are the lOt piece or parcel Of land
situated IN the county II Mobiles aud State Of
Minnesota, aud known aud described as follows,
tO-wit:
The northeast quarter (4) Of section No. Thir.
ty-Ftve (35) Township No. One Hundred aud
Two (lOe) Isange No. Forty (lOl containing one
One Hundred and Sixty (l0O) acres, more OF less
according to government survey thereof
JAMES 8. ROARDMAN, MOrtcaccc.
F: w: HOYT. Attorney Of Mortgagee.
Dated July II, 1859.
First pub. July 20.
Last pub Aug. II,
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Mrs. Alma j. House has obtained a
divorce from Cl,as. House.
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WANTED.

Correspondence with a view to mat
rimony. by q bachelor editor, old but
still handsome and frisky. Has order
ed a new set of teeth and a fresh cork
leg. Upper lip covered with hair
streaked with red. Is near sighted, but
uses green spec tacles to help out.
Wants woman to cook and wash, in
cluding his feet once a week. Beauty no
object, but woman must have muscle
and must not chew gum nor wear
bangs. Eating onions and smoking
clay pipe no objection. Address,
FRANK DAY.
Ed Fairmont Sentinel
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ii.Seac Sacial ial I'll: Hh3sfffsS fs1sRP.a Rah'
Vol. 10. No. So.
9S in the shade yesterday,

II. Simmons of Westside sends us a
sample of No. wheat from that town.
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SEQ notice Of Tax Judgment Sale
Sent. 18th.
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In response to 4 matrimonial adver-
tisement. u Vermont girl went to Cali.
fornia to secure i husband, and found
him q hermit. living in secluded how
el. She had Green Mountain pluck,
however, married the recl,lse. and is
by degrees bringing hlm back to the
world in which lie is fitted to shine,
had not financial losses soured him.
Pioneer Press
The above is copied for the benefit Of
that heart.aCh hing and despOndent
bachelor, Miller, of the Worthington
ADvNCE. Ills other matrimonial
schemes having resulted disastrously lie
should now try advertising. When ev-
erything else fails. printers ink will
generally ''bring the answer. .''-Fair-
mont Sentinel.
Here Goes:
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a committee of the Sioux County.
Iowa, Board Of Supervisors are expect
ed up to-day to view our steel Jail.
H. &. Shepard & Co. offer to put in
hard coal at $ll ton on the track, il
ordered at once. It
The Worthington advance., 1882-08-24

Machine oils from 4Oc to $3.50 ne,
gallon, ut Barber's. 49-4w
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Thanks to Heron for some fine
grapes.
The Worthington advance., 1882-08-24

This issue ends volume 10 of the AD-
VANCE. Ten years Of warfare, hard
work, ups and downs, defeats and tri-
jumps. until now it is i solid success,
with national reputation. Yours
truly.
W. +. Thayer is agent TO- the cele-
brated Esty Organ in this county and
adjoining aud those that are III want
Of an organ should Call On him before
buying elsewhere. This organ needs
no recommend. 1t speaks for ITSELF
Sold Oh the installnleut plan Or for cash
Easy terms. 52-lt
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q. B. Moore informs US that his brick
press has arrived and will he put to
work soon. It IS wet press.
SCHOOL MEErlNG.-The Annual
School Meeting is called for Saturday
evening, Sept. End, 1T S O'Clock.
The Prohibitionists have announced
Senatorial convention in Worthington
on Sept. nth. Good-by, cider. ''Good
by, Hop Bitters. good-by."
The Chairnen of the County Com.
mittees met at Fulda Monday and
called a Republican Senatorial Conven-
tion for Sept. 20th. See call.
Our old friend B. w. Woolstencroft
has bought the Fulda Farmer and is
about to change the name of the paper
to the Murray County Republican. ~
Success to Ben.
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A singular accident occurred yester-
day afternoon to A. w. Hustled. a
hardware merchant of Sheldon. Mr.. H
was riding in tho baggage Car of
the Sioux Falls train. AS the train
was crossing the Kanaranzi bridge,
just beyond Adrian, Mr.. H. fell out of
the door into the creek. The train was
stopped at once. and Mr.. H. was taken
out of the water nearly drowned. One
Of his arms was fractured above the el-
bow, supposed to be from striking the
bridge as he went down. He was
brought back to Wortling ton, and then
taken to Sheldon last night.
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PROBATE COIR7.

8O0U31A ~ WI W.
Notice 70 hereby kjven 70 the puba3e mat Nm
hold Probate Court "a Tho
FIRST MONDAY or EACH MONTH.
At NY cficelm the Court House In the villagc
OF W0sthinGton.
Papers may be nled At any other tin,o BY sp-
plying to me at Adrian IN said county. and an
time by applying to l.. b. Bennett, Clerk of the
District Court.
2l-ly l.. ). NELSON. Judge of Probate.
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Fear Not. All kidney and urinary
complaints. especially Bright's Disease
diabetes, and liver troubles, Hop Bit
ters will surely aud l:stingly cure. Ca
ses exactly like your own have been
cured in your own neighborhOod, and
you can find reliable proof at home
OF what Hop Bitters has and can do.
The Concert given by Mrs. Burdett
and pupils last Saturday night was re-
ally an enjoyable affair. 1t was SO
much better aud fresher than the ster-
eotyped WOrthington children's con-
certs, that one does not feel like criti.
cising any little defects that might
have been avoided by more practice.
Garfield's March, composed and ren'
dered by Mrs. Lockwood was worthy
to le put before any audience any.
where.
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s. 5. HEWITT,
Matchmaker and JoWelor.
Watches. Clocks and tewrlsy for sale and rc
paired Oh short notice. Al, kinds Of watcl,es.-
Rockford watches = specially.
SUBTRACTION guaranteed.
At Miller Il Smiths Drug Store.
Worttington, Minn.
e25-1Y.
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*orthiu9tnn Idpan<t.
ADVHRTISIN9 RATES.
A. O. Of u. VI

Worthlngton Lodge No is meets every Friday
o!eaenG J. 3. MCMANUs, Master W0rkmn.
r. D. PLOf1s, Recorder.
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LOCAL,

LOCAL.
woHrniSc7ox. MIMI. AUGUST q, 1882
CLUB RATES.
Ihe ADVANCE Is furnished at d 50 4 year "a
Clubs Ct ten or more. Clubs Of teu for six month.
Is cents for each subscriber
All }1.2s1r 22@1ri:l Is If: tHs3:1tss FsssRP,a Rah'
Vol. 10. No. So.
es in the shade yesterday.
II. Simmons of Westside sends us a
sample of No. wheat from that town.
Mrs. Aim. J. House has obtained a
divorce from C|,as. House.
W. A. Peterson has moved into bis
new house, corner 10th. st. and 7th. ay.
Thanks to Heron for some fine
grapes.
SEQ notice Of Tax Judgment Sale
Sept. 18th.
Tho new sidewalk has been put down
along the Tenth st. side OF the park.
Ludlow has painted up his hardware
store in good style.
MINOR ARR1VAL
At the residence of w. f. Bloom. IN
Seward, on Monday, u girl.
Thanks to Vennor for cool dry wea-
ti'er for small grain and warm wet wea-
ther for corn.
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coo week IN your own town. NJ Outht nee
<rOO No rek. FvreythlnE new. Capital nct
making fortunes. ladies' make ~ mnrh a. men. eng
heys Ana eiris make great rav Reader. n ycu wam
hns.nnNs Al which You can maze rrn pay NJ The time
,cn work write for particulars ~ u. ukthxr o.,
pnrtIend watrr ynn ~. }eN1--ly.v
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Dubois and Pike Fairs,

DVNyrUy business now before The public Won
bLO nv can make money faster a work for NJ
Than N anrfhInr else Capital not needed We VIII start
vnn fI2 dAy snd upwards made a. home BY 'he in-
tusfrIunk. Men, women. boys and girl wanted every
where " work FOR III. Wow u ne time. You can work
n snare time only ~ rive ycnr whole tmc 20 The husi
ness Won Hive Al home and 10 the work. M other
business viii nay yon nearly ~ well. ~ one can fa
~ make enormous pay ~ engaging 4 once. Costly
IOn,ft and terms Irtc. Money made East. easily, end
lhonorshiy. Address Txrx CO. Augusta, Maine,
Jan. ID, 1sS1-ly.s
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SATURDAY., the 10Th Day o.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-05-26
Boone Township Trustees Notice

NOTICE II hereby given that the I'M
~ dersigned. Trustee Of Boone town
ship. will attend At his Office nj his resi-.
dcnce on every first and third Saturdays
Of every month 10 attend to the town
ship business, and persons having bust
ness with the township are expected 10
present Il on those days.
The Township Library Is kept at the
store Of Adam Rudolph, IN Portersville,
where persons can obtain books any day
CHRISTIAN RUDoLrH.
May II, 1889. Trustee Boone TIP.