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CrOS- Good. John.
Crtsby's Majority, 239'. Crafts Maj., IS

Crt~Oy'S Majority, Gp'. Graft NAL, Is.
BURLINGTON TMA I.NS-
The time table on the Burlington
road went into effect on Monday last.
and regular passenger trains will run
hereafter as follows:
Leave Wurt:ingten Ut $50 In the
morning. after good warm breakfast
and arrive ut Chicago ut 1870 next
morning in time for another warm
breakfast.
Leave Chtcag" at 81. m. after hot
supper and arrive ut WorthingtOn ut
$50 next evening in time for u hot
supper.
This is 5. gain in time over the old
route If about three hours in going and
from three 81 four hours in returning.
Better than all. it gives passengers
time to finish up u nights sleep and
get breakfast l.fore starting, and re.
turn them early IN the evening in time
for supper ard il full nights sleep in
1.-THE Bosom If their fatnilies.:'
Mr.. F"s',ic. the conductor on the
Burlington. has already impressed our
people very favoral'ly by his gentle
manly qualities, and we hear all the
employees spoken of il high terms.
We hear Of no change il immediate
prospect on the branch, and for the
present passengers will have time to
see our beautiful town, and get some
thing to eat before leaving Oh the Bur
lington.
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HALLS.
W. W. Heron has about completed
the transformation of the old Masonic
Hall into apartments for Il residence
1t cuts up readil; into double parlor,
sitting room and half 4 DOZEN bed
rooms. Mr.. II. will now live over his
store and be within call day and night
for warm meals and everything in his
line.
The new Masonic Hall, which has
bee. wrought out Of the old Bennett
Hall, is completed and has been occu-
pied by the MasoMs and recently by the
United Workmen. 1t is \ beauty.
Nothing finer in the country but the
new ADVANCE bly, A neat ante
room and storage room have been par
titioned off at the rear end and the
main hall has been fitted up in fine
style. The carpets are red and black,
the curtains are bright red and the
chairs are all shining red striped
with gold. The main chandelier, with
four burners, is gold and black. The
window facings are part gothic and
Of light pink color as is also the VAIN
soothing. The dais on. each side of
the hall are imitation Mosaic and
painted red and blue. Tive Plaster
Paris pieces atlorn the ceiling over the
chandeliers and two handsome ventila.
tors on the west side stand ready to
regulate the circulation Of air in the
room. FL. l.. .-
The lodges now have one of the finest
halls in Southwestern Minnesota, but
it leaves Worthington without town
hall. Our people can put $1,000 to
$l5, 600 into churches to be shut up six
days in tho week and devoted to sec.
tarianism on Sunday, but they cannot
afford public hall. .-.
Not q good year for Presbyterians.
Deacon Goodnow gets left. Deacon
Craft gets left, and Deacon Day, of the
Prohibitionists, gets his man left.
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A Swede girl who recently arrived
from Sweden and 10 now living IN Mr..
Herroa's family, brought with her .
species Of ivy in IN earthen vase. Il
looks green aud nourishing and seems
70 like this ''hsre'' land OF liberty and
homo OF everybody but the Chinese.
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GUEss1No.-At 8 o'clock Tuesday
night 1t the Worthington Hotel. the
ADVANCE made . ''guess'' on the cleo
ton, to-Wit: That Crafts majority in
Mobiles would be 60 and Crosby's in
Murray would be 500. Crafts Is 50
and Crosbyb Il 80.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
MoRTGA0E Ro1EcLosUaE SALE

- -
nEFAUl.T has been made In the conditions III
~ that ccr!ain Mortgage which coi,tai,s !.
power " sale. executed by William n. lnxrahsn,
: ~. 49, Eta = l"frsham, bis wife, Mosteagor
Company tIl.sitctl, ) ii Dundee, sss,tand. sisiei
February STU. A. D. eixht~eu hun. lresl ami
eighty Gis And r:sAsded IL the office ri the Reg
II Atnntsota. "A the y: b day VI May a. H. 1851
AZ lU:9O OclUck =. W. IN lHlssk ''l Ut MOrexaxrs
~ e. sks* S ; So ard ~ uls.n the tE:tnx
and STATE III Minnesota, t. Wit:
The southeast quarter VI section Six (s) and
e nStth wtst Quarter Of secttM Eight I'll, towa.
three ts3l Nest. et'n' aiming three hundred rIstl
twenty 10y acres. securing the paynse1t Vi III
t*es i@nd e ~ ~ n'!ar: =. TIE ai.h day
firm date Until pad ut the rate Ut eirht vt cent
january each year .cs::"x t. The one prom y:
lnkraham With coupons at, aehed to xat.i note 1t
~ once OF the COrbla Banking Company, New
The %terest due January / ,ass MT ,.x,,.
been cai0 aud the salt ni0rtgagec electin9 %
fOrecGxe for the principal amount and interes
there y now clat.He to b. due. and there isdlir,
Of seveMteen Hunlred aud Sevenieen and ~. r.
(e!.7l7. aO) Dollars. tlse:her with H.. sam OF
ono Hundred (9itej Dollar. =. Attorney = ssss
i0tectsed; 90 ~ - I'm " proeeedIne has
been Instituted at law 10 recover the debt sec,,r-
ed by said mortgage.
pDwer Of sale In said Mrtgage contained, and
pursuant 70 the statute IN such case made aud
prOvi"ed: the said mortgage will he frecl0scsl
said lands will b. asld by the Sheriff a. said No
bic. csnlnty (r by his Deputy ut public vcl,dvlc
70 the highest bidder therefor SSr caxh nc the
Wo.thiMg:on In the county Ut Mobiles 4 state
OF MINES Ia, On
Friday, the 5th day of January,
A. ID. 1873 at l0OclOck In the forenoon IT aaid ,tav
tn eattsty the amount which shall then In du. ~,
salt mortgage Including a.: attorneys lee ~
legal costs aud disbursements
D:ted -: Paul. Mimm. November !, 1872.
THE MINDEE MORTG AGE AND TRUST IN
vESTMENT COMPANY, LIMITED. or Dun
dee, ScutlaNd. MOrtgN9ce.
CHARI.Es j. BENNY uJLI. Attorney for Mort
gagse, St. Paul, MINI.
First. pub Nov. :. las2.
last pub J IN. I, 1883 =.
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CONTEST NOTICES.

LAND OFFICE ut Worthington, Minn.,
Oct 80 1882.
COMPLAINT having been entered at this Of
nee by Isaac r. Durfec against Win. r. Perkins
For abandoning his Homestead Entry No.
No. lo.!s6, dated Feb. 26, 1877,
Upon the n14SwN II sec. 6. town lO2 range 10,
In Mobiles county, Minnesota, with \ view to
the cancellation Of said entry: tn. salt parties
are hereby summoned to appear ut this office on
The 18th day III Dec. 1882, 1T o'clock D. IN,
l" respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
None GRINAGER, REGISTER.
10 T.. ii. SMITH, Receiver.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTUIREOFNA NAILS

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF NAILS
Arrives.
Eastern daily II l0a. m.
do st. Paul and beyond 3 3pm
~ssssrn.I.u Verne and Sioux Fails. 10 Is m
Round Lake, Saturdays q IN
DEPARTS.
Eastern daily 3 70 4. m.
do to st. Paul AMI beyond 10 81 M
Southern - IL lOa. III.
WesterI-Lu Verne and Sioux Faus 8 70 pm
Round .--..2, Saturdays l p "
Nails carried by day trains close 20 minutes
oefOre departure. Ali others at o'clock y m.
ONCE hours from \. NJ. 70 = p M. Sun lays
from : to Q i III and II III t. - 81 p ~
Money orders issued anil letters registered be.
tween so'clock il m aud 3 y NJ.
Il. y. BARRIER, r. N.
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LAND OFFICE At Worthington MINI.

LAND OFFICE at WOrthington, MINI.
Oct. ~, lsS2.
NOTICE Is hereby given Tint the following
named settler has fled notice oi hts Intention e.
make final pruof IN support II his claim. ami
Land Office at w"r. t,ington, MIMI, on
Saturday, Nov. -, 1852.
Viz: Horace Norman,
Homestead Application NJ. Io,clo for the e1x
SwL Of Sec. II. lOl.ll.
lie names the follow ing witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation vi !.
said land. viz:
Epllriam Ely, w. f. Norman, John Krier, and
b. F. johnson, Of Mobiles Co.. Mimi:
? Mons GkINAGEK, Register
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COUNTY MAPs.-Now 10 tho time to
secure county maps and send to friends
and land hunters. For sale 1t this Of
dee 1t the following rates:
Single maps, lOc.
5 maps. 25c.
Is maps, $1.O0
50 maps, $3.50.
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Nine Physicians Ouldome.-Iti is gen.
orally coasidered pretty difficult
thing to Guido physician, but the fOl-
lowing will conclusively prove where
nine were completely Outtl0ne: Mrs.
Helen Parviz. 33l Dayton st.. Chicago.
H., was treated for consumption by
nine physicians, and Ill pronounced
her case incurable. Seven bottles Of
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption completely cured her. Doubt
ing ones, please drop her a postal and
convince yourselves. Trial bottles
FREQ at T.. ". Smiths drug store
Large size 81.
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LAND OFFICE ut Worti.ingtom. Num-.
(I.f,,l,s,r lS2.D

LAND OFFICE ut Worthingtom. Num-.
October Is. 1881
NOTICE Is hereby Civ. n that the following
nAlnet settler has filed notice Of his intention IL
mike final proof IN support Of his claim, AMI
that said proof will I've made before the U. -
Land Olice 1T WOrthfngtOl., MiMil., Oh
Monday Nov. 70, 1852.
Viz: Levi II. Baxter,
Ill. Application, NJ. 1850.
FIR Tie HeH sec. ~ mil.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
said land. viz:
john +. Vail, Lewis Vail. Fred 81, ON, i. f.
johnson, If Mobiles Co. MINI.
Mons GkINAGER, Register.
LAND OFFICE at Worthingto,,, Mtnn..
October. H. 1882.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the f"ilowing-
named settler has filed notice Of his intention 10
make Anal pr'"f in support Of his claim. and
that said proof VIII be M,adc before the U. >.
Land office ut Warrington. Minn., Oh
Saturday. Nov. Is, lSS...
Viz: weston Gage,
Hid Application No 1893!
For the 81 neh sec. HAlG4 ~
He naines the following witnesses to prove his
c 'niinuOus residence upon, AMI cultivation Of.
said liant, viz:
william S,wles. John Vail, 10 .eph Wallins,
James Wright, VI Nnbles Co MINI.
8 MONs GKINAGEK. Register.
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A bsisterous drunk from tho sacred
precincts of Worthington made himself
too conspicuous on the streets We'd
nesday and Was promptly lodged In the
cooler by Marshal Putney.-Ruck Co.
Herald. @
That's what comes Of having no o..
loon here. All that money and fun
might have been kept at home, you zee.
Now they have to 60 to Luverne.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla is the proper rem.
edy to take III the spring of the year tn
purify the blood, invigo, ate the system,
excite the liver to action, and restore
the healthy tone and vigor of the whole
physical mechanism, which often be.
comes impaired during the winter. by
lack "f open air exercise. and the want
of sufficient care in the matter OF diet.
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Good A.lvice.-You will prevent and
cure the greater part Of the ills that
afflict mankind III this "r any section,
if you keep your stomach, liver and
kidneys it, perfect working order.
There is no medicine known that will
do this rs surely as Parker's Ginger
Tonic. 1t will keep your blood ric',
aud pure, and give You good health at
little cost. STE other column.
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FINAL PROOF NOTICES.

LAND OFFICE at Worthington. MIMI,
Nov. 9TH, 1850.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the i.,iI.Wing.
named settler has led nO,icc II hts Intention to
make et.al prO'f In support Of his claim, and
that sal proof viii be made before Tie u. s.
Land ONCE 1t WNrthinetO,l, Ninu., on
a: uitlay, Dec. ID, 1852
Viz: EdnlUmd Hanson,
Homestead Application, No. 10 ,z3e and ll,7lx
For The NV 4 sec. G-lOl-l2
lie names the following witnesses to prove ki>
continuous residence upon. and cultivation ut,
said land. viz:
Ole Peterson, Lewis Halverson, Tallak Tan.
9clson, and Hans H. Dahi. Of NObics Co., MINI,
IL Mons GRINAGER, REGISTER,
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RuSHM0 ORE HOTEL
;. L. WESiPLE, Proprietor

E. l.. wEMPLE, Proprietor.
This Il new Hotel recently opened on tho
Worthneton Sioux Rsl,srailroad. First class
recommendations and everv attention shown IA
guests. Good chicken and duck shooting 10 The
sleinity.
eeed3tabllng { First Class Livery.
RUSHMORE, MINI.
5-O-ly
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. Baker, Il physician Of Hornells
willie, N. Y, has been visiting his
brother. II. f. Baker.
Mrs. Naverty, of Olathe, Kansas, il
visiting Mrs. Judge Wilson.
D. &. Goodrich, of the Cedar Rapids
Republican, is in town introducing the
paper to our business men.
Mr.. MARITIME has. returntd from q
trip up the Manitoba road. Air. NJ.
says he did not find anything bettt I
than Wo,thingtOn and surroundings.
T. II. Parsons went to MankatO yes.
terlay on real estate business.
Onr young friend Joe Newman has
returned from Wisconsin and we re.
Xret to learn that his eyes have not
been much benefited by the treatment
they have been =. ceivinc.
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THKCONlfENSfOyFR

| There was but one commissioner to
elect this year and Mr.. Blaine Is re-
elected by a handsome minority for the
LIST district. The vote stands as fol-
lows:
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The Safest Way.-Tho safest and
surest way to restore the youthful COL
or ct the hair is furnished by rarker's
Hair Balsam, which is deservodly pop.
ular from it, superior cleanliness.
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

AUDITOR-E. 3. Mills.
TkEAeuNER-u.C Shepard.
KN3isTER or DEEre-R +. johnson.
JUICE or PKORArE-l. :. Nelson.
CLERK or COrKr-l. Il. Bennett.
SHEKIFF-R. x. Miller.
eURvEYOK-OttO BrrreaW.
COl'Rr COMNIssIONER-I. s NelSO's.
COUNTY ATTOKSEy--t;eO. w. Wilson.
COitONER-.J. =. McNfanuS.
COUNTY SCIERINTENDENT-M A. Duane.
COMMISSIONERS.
Flrst Districc-P. Blaine, Of Herscy:
second District-T. l.. Taylor. III Elk.
1htrd District-.JameS Gown. OF Adrian.
Fourth Dislrict-Naurice OHearn. vi Grand
F1jih Di.trict-D. Shell. Worthington, Chm.
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First class second hand base burnp,
for sale. Apply to e. W. SAITH, TIT
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DONA 7IONS RHCEIrkD SINCE FEB ..

DONA 7IONS KECEiFkD SINCE Fen. p.
WoRTHlSGroS, Nov. 1, 1852.
WIN. Alex Smith, n. Y. S: Mrs. Annie Mes
sengcr. Brooklyn, 80: Mrs, Geo. Il. Ogden, n.
y, -; Cash, n. u. IS; Mr.. j. Holland. n. ",
30; Mrs. J. II. Ahlrici,. n. u, T.; Mrs. n. ".
King. AMtl:i,isia, Pa, $40; Edwd. Buckley, Phil
:s&iclphia, 80; Mrs. Fannie shirnin, \. V, so;
Mr.. Chapman. st. James. 4.5O: A. j. Drexel,
Philadelphia. so: Miss A. f. Bddie, rhiia., 40:
Mrs. w. e. WetmOrc, Fortll,aln, n. v, $l5; G. G.
Peck. n. u, -; Rev. J. W. Robbins. rhila.. IS;
John A. King, Washington, IS; Mrs. Catherine
Sands. Aiken, $. C., SIS; Through Trinity Offer
ing, \. ". ITO; Ladies' Aux. Oh. Of Holy Com
munit'n. n. T., per Mrs. Richards. IS; Miss
Hattie {. Smith flor MOihcr) Brooklyn. II; Mrs.
Hicks. y. ", SO; Jas. X. Oracle, \. y, S.;
Mrs. i.iSpcnard Stewart. n. v, $780, Miss
Phinelander, n. u, 500; Holy Trim. Miss. ASS.
per Miss Baldwin, Harlem. n. v, SO; Omaha
Line, rebate for st. James, $22i.G3; SlaytOn, $25;
Warrington, $50; Mrs. VIM. &. Laid. Brooklyn
Mothers Meeting. c'lor Il light" Nudelia
church, -; Bishop Whipplc. for Madclia, 500;
Mr.. James, for Matc!ia church s. Mrs, s. j. ZaI-
siskic. n. v, $lW; Mr., l.. Ferguson and sister,
\. ". *'W; Mrs. Charles W. FOlgcr, \. Y, d: Z.
W. Slayton, st. Paul, t:U0; Arthur Simpson.
Slayton, $40; Mr.. Muiry. Slayton, S25; a.
Knight, Slaytol, g.; A. Simpson. (for bcll.) IS;
Mi. Pond. st Paul, aims basin; Rev. Mr. Gil
bcrt, Christ Church, st. Paul. - lynna*; Ladies
If S;ayton per Mrs. Simpson. chairs and lights
ior Slayt.M church: Young Ladies' Horse Shoe
Club, chairs for st. James church; Ladies' So
ccty vi WOrtlliagton, stove and bailey reflector
for church there: Hon Joseph Flanders. vestry
rom addition, seats, etc.. for Maelclia church
From, Mrs. BASS. st. Paul. beautiful lect,,rr, St.
James CHURCH; =. s. ut Window. Bailey reflect
Or; Ladies' Society at Window, stove for church;
G. w. Siayt.n, st. Paul. two lots for church ut
Slaytm; Arthur Simpson, one lot for church at
,slaytOl.
This property has b. e., decided To Bishop Whip.
pie and his succcSsO. in Office. In trust for the
Diocese II the FrUt. Epis. Church in Minnesota
viz: two lots In Window and church property;
Two lots In Wort!lingt"n aud eli. property; two
lots in st. James and Oh. property; one large lot
III Madelia aud Oh. property; aud three lots in
.;laytUn and church property.
ID. GRIFFIN GCxx.
Minister IN charge.
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Mr.. Root, the Excursion agent, was
in town the other day and notified our
people to get ready for boom next
spring. He says we will be overrun
with land seekers.
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Cakes, Crackers and Confectionery
ct HerrOn's. 1O-2w.
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Is. W. LYON

Parties living in tile vicinity Of
Round Lake can deliver good, sound
corn at koche's farm.
low II. w. LYON.
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A spirit, communicating through
the Banner of Light free circle, says:
Live 50 that your neighhors will ex-
claim Of you, He is u Spiritualist and
is proud to own it,"
Good advice, but yen spoke too late
for Us. Our neighbors have been ex-
claiming that way for long while.
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Houses AND LOTs FOR SALE
CnEAP.-Partiex desiring to purchase
cheap houses and lots in Worthington,
call an c. W. HILDRETn.
lO-3W
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T CRAFT, AZ. D.,

Special attention given to Surgery and thu
Treatment III Female Diseases; having had te''
years experience.
Ais, Surgeon ii the Sioux CITY 4 st. Paul aud
WOrthinxttIn 4 Si:,ax Fails Railroads
Supplied with full eases II Surgical and Obstet
Seal Instruments. and fracture appli4uccs.
OfflCE-At residence, cOrner VI Fourth Avo.
0Oe and Eleventh Street,
WOkTHI.NuTON, MINI.
Is Ally.
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Heron has his shelves full Of new
goods and wants to cell them. 1912.
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Dried Beef sliced At Herron's. 1e>.2
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Mr.. Heron has received a letter
from a lady ut Jacksonville, Florida,
announcing the death Of l.. G. Ireland
on the oath Of October. Miss Ireland
was at the time too i'll to write
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For SALE.-A No. l Piano. Inquire
n the ADVANCE Office. 5l.tf
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CROSRY AND JOHNSON ELEC.
TEn

L ILL.,
Enough returns are in from the
other three counties Of the It'll Dis
trict to show that Crosby and John
son are elected by Handsome majori-
ties, Rock gives Goodnow about ll9
majority and Fl. estone will give him
majority Of probably l5O.. As to
Murray, it Is the banner county, rs
the following despatces show:
CURR1E. Nov, 8, 1885 p. ma. r.
MILLER Crosby 3e3; Goodnow IS.
johnson 3S7; Circuit 40; Graft IL,
With eight towns to hear from. !.
". H. JOHNSON.
The following was received this
morning by Judge wilson:
MANkAro, Nov. 8, 1850 p. NJ
GEO. ". Murray county ma.
jorities: Crosby $50; johnson 353 ov-
er Graft. Circuit 2O5 votes. Straight
ticket elected
NEIL CURRlE.
The result. then, 10 nearly rs follows:
Crosbys maj. GOo,lnOw's NAL
Mobiles, .38
Murray, 20
Rock 10
Pipestone, $50
626 260
Crosby's maj. PSF
On Representative:
Johns0n's. Crafts.
Mobiles, s.
Murray, $50
.TOlnaOns q mai OQS
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The beautiful weather was interrupt.
ed Saturday last by y heavy rain.
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Dat Steal in bulk ut Herron's. lO-2.
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BLANKs.-Chattel Mortgage and
Chattel Mortgage Sale Blanks for sale
attlllS Office in any quantity.
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KHEELRARROH Ret

Banker Geo. Day and Doc. Craft
made = wheelbarrow bet before the
election, Craft betting that Saxson and
circuit would not get 20 votes in Wor-
Ellington village and DAY betting they
would. The loser is to wheel the win
ner in = wlleelbarrow from the AD-
VANCE corner to the depot and back.
This will be tho most interesting pro-
cession for the boys that ever proceed
ed through our streets. The day is
not fixed but W hope it will be soon
and that ample notice will be given by
poster and otherwise. There ought TO
be band OF music to head tho process
eion. Craft lost aud will have to wheel
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: Mince Meat and Jelly ~ the pound
at Herron's. low
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MILL SALE.-T. J. Simpson, Of High
Point, Missouri. las purchased tic
Okabena Mills, Of this place, and will
take possession about Dec. I. Tie
consideration, We hear, was 100000.
Nothing has been divulged as to Mr..
Simpsons plans 50 far.
a good team, five and six. years old.
for S;.,e. Well matched and true. IT,
QMire IT. this office. l1,3w
J. :. McManus went to Minneapolis
yesterday to visit his son ''Ev," WHO
has been in the wholesale drug store OF
Spi"k y Co.. who were burned out on
Saturday last by. u lamp explosion.
()ne of the employees went into the
cellar with lamp when it exploded
and set fire to tie oils in the cellar.
Ev. McManus was also in the cellar ut
the time. The boys barely escaped and
tie FIRE spread SO rapidly that little or
nothing was saved.
Lightning Hay Knives. Spear Point
and Swayback Lanterns and Gl0hcs,
Baskets, Measures, ETC., at button,
prizes for cash.
ll1w HEWITT & MARITIME.
CARD or TIA vKs.
Tie undersigned wisl, to thank the
public for their generous aid and SYM
patty during the recent terrible callM-
ity and affection which has b+fallen US.
JESSE and L. J. WOLLIsCROrT.
Three Wortl.ington brats broke into
Burlington freight car the other
night and stole 4 case or two of apples.
Soon there will be hale q dozen of them
going off west with = revolver and u
knife to he cow boys.
It was Doc. Craft 3 railroad pass that
weighed him down in the canvass.
The people thought it wasn't just the.
thing for u railroad surgeon with u
pass in his pocket to run as an indie.
pendent, anti-railroad, anti.monopoly,
peoples candidate.
The NJ. E. Church, propose giving a
grand concert as soon rs the church is
finished, which will be soon. The diff
ferent quires of the village will assist.
Particulars hereafter.
r. l.. Scott, of Illinois, has rented
Mr.. Ditty's place, in Hersey, with the
privilege of buying. Mr.. $. wants
three quarter sections together, two
for his sons. and thinks .5 to 20 fan,i-
lies from his vicinity in Illinois will
locate in this county.
1t was Goodnow's bank that beat
him. You see for Il banker to go about
talking against monied corporations.
monopolies, railroads. ETC., don't look
just consistent with the people.
Judge Wilson being the only cantli-
date for County Attorney, was. hand
somely scooped-into the Office for a
second term on Tuesday,
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Mobiles county has been without a
surveyor during the past year, Mr..
Berreau, who was elected last fall, l,av
ing failed to qualify. by mutual
agreement Capt. J. W. Miller, of Her.
cey, was put on both tickets and is
elected by ''unanimous majority" a.
tho boy said. Hspe tho Capt. will
qualify.
..- WHEELRARROW BET