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drugs, Gtf.
NUF SID.

Ulmer's Liver Corrector. .....75 cents bottle
Lamp Chimneys. ...................5ce scents each
Florida Water .................50 cents bottle
Allcocks Porous Piasters. ..13 cents 2 for 25c
Seidlitz Powders, full weight. 80 cents box
Blue Notified Soap. -. 80 cents bar
Gum Camphor. 40 cents pound
Ri Carbonate Soda. 10 cents a pound
Bird Seed, mixed or plain. E. 10 cents pound
Kerosene, 100 degrees. 13c. gallon, 2 for 25c
Having recently started business is a guaran-
tee that our stock is fresh and good. No old
stock.
johnson C&9 Co.,
Cor Broughton and Habersham streets.
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CORSET'S,
CORSETS.
CORSET'S,

We have bought bankrupt
enabled offer the bargains
CORSET guarantee
universal demand ladies will consult
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fer Sale.
Boarding

DLEASANT BOARD can be had in a nrivsto
4 family. Piedmont region, Orange comfy
va, one-quarter mile from station. Mail dsily''
HfeIerences required. Address A. G. Mason,
Mason. Orange county, Va
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SAVANN All.

Ladies' and Misses
Straw, Chip and Leg
horn Hats and Bonnets.
Ribbons and Silks.
French and American
Flowers, Feather Orna-
ments.
A large assortment
of Ladies' and Chill
dren's Trimmed Goods.
Receiving Novelties
weekly.
Millinery Goods 9
specially, and as cheap
as any house in the city.
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500

Pieces Fine WHITE INDIA LINENS
at Is, 20 and % cents per yard, and at
lower prices by the piece-20 yards in
each piece.
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apanted.

WANTED, nurse, competent ana -
w to take entire care of two cbIJdrerri lung
day and night Apply at CASTOR streat Doth
tween Bun and Drayton, prior to o'cloc5 %
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-10-26
GEO. ". WILSON.
Attorney of Mtlrtg4eoe.
Dated Sept. IL, 1852.
First pub. Sept. IA. lA02.
I .aAk aSssh Mt ~ 1o0.D
Ndortga9e Poreeloeore ae1e.

Mortgage Roreelosore sale.
nEFAULT having becm made in the conditions
~ Of = ceetatn mortgage executed ami de-
livered by Lafayette "a, amore, single man.
mortgagOr, t., Joshua /. Maxwell, mO.tkakee,
ed IL the office u The Register al Deeds i. and
for the county Of Mobiles In the STATE Of Mime.
ii"c'"sk 4. NJ. T. Book p: ., Mostx:ee -
and i due 1t the date ii this notice. tn: cunt
Of fifty dollars $4,000 ~ Interest due May 2ith,
l8S upon the principal sum OF 15UO!00 therein,
and no action Or proceeding has been ssti, uted
ct law or IN equity ~ recover the debt secured
Now, notice Is hereby given, that by virtue At
power Ut sale contained In said mortgage, and
IT the statute IN such case male and provided
saN MORTGAGE w;ll be foreelosed nX s:ie Of the
tic auction TOR cash, BY the sheriff VI
Iluuse in the village Of WOlthinRtOn IN the
county Ut Mobiles and State OF Minnesota, On the
9TH day Of November. 1882,
l0o'clock in the iournoon. to satisfy the amount
which shall thin Oe due on said mortgage, with
the interest thereon. and costs and expenses II
stipulated /" said mortgage in case u foseeios-
ure..
The premises described In said mortgage, and
50 to b. Sold are the lot. ptece Or parcel Of land
Minnesota: and known and described Is FOL-
The south half ~ Of the northeast quarter
az. ant The nosth half ~ 81 re :othsa*t
No: one hundred aud four. (iOt.j VI range No
y0StiUJA l. MAXWELL. Mestnses.
GO y: W1iSoS: Attorney Of Mort9a9bs.
F FIT p "se! 81 = r.! 4. i*,a -:
Last pub. Nov. 2. 1884,
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BURLINGTON Si'IEK6-

OVND4"UAViv OE1A"0e
Trains on the Burlington run ~ FOL-
lows: Leave WorthinRton vt 1915 a.
N. and arrive at 8 O'Clock p. N.
We learn that u new time card will
take effect November s. trains to leave
here about 5 Y. m. aud breakfast OF
Spirit Lake. .... 49,
The telegraph along the Burlington
is up AZ fur a. Round Lake ard this
side the holes are sunk aud tile wires
laid nearly 10 Worthington. Tie line
will be up in few days.
J.ater-The line wis completed to
Worthington yesterday afternoon.
The American Express company. the
dispatches say will continue to do
business on the Burlington ro,sd.
A mile post 10 to lie set near the end
of the coal house for the Burlington
Rad. It will mark PSI miles to Cedar
Rapi1S.
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n. W. Aver & Sons American News
paper Annual contains full statistics Ut
all newspapers in the United Statrs aud
Canada, descriptions ut every county
and state and populations from the
census Of 1850. Three dollars postpaid.
n. W: aver & Son advertising agents,
PHILADELPHIA,
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NOTICE. or MORTGAGES SALE M An.
YEREZ&ENENE.

- St +. : = : s4'e = s4s
vXYHEREAa, 1eiault has hoen maAe IN ~
w e.Dnallti1h,a az = ca.rfain N.rfese ",es.,ss@
aud delivered b. Albert y. WstteFs .n s I%tie
z. Il WATERS hls vile, Doff9n9OF1 81,
!. H.. Cana well saost9akee, dsfcd the
18th lar Of November. 4 n la7N anA
recorded In the once OF tn He9is.
tef vi Deeds OF fSe co,lsty AZ No6iea In III.
State OF llinuexQta, a, tAe 9Th daN al N0ve1.
Der, 1879, ae I ~ O'Clock ., n. mi Hsok 81" MI
AOftEaxes, ON paaeo SD. sol NJ 6lkl m vhleh
there IL c1atncd 1ap Il due aud ri tae NJ - ~
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Mr.. Peabody is preparing to start up
the hay press and expects to keep it
running until the hay crop is exhaust
ed. As stated in last weeks AD-
VANCE, Mr.. Folger has severed his con-
nect'on with the l,usiness and will re-
turn to New York. -
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LAND OFFICE at WOrthington, MIMI,
Sept. 18th, 1882.
- NoTlcE Il hereby given that the following
named settler ha. hied notice IT his intention to
make ttssal proof in support Of his claim, and
that salt proof will be made hetOre tho U. =.
Lard Office Ut WOrtl,:ugtOn, MIMI, On
Wcdncstta y, Oct. Ia, lS62,.
d VIZ: John Mock, Homestead Application ORR
glnal and Additional, No. loG7l and No ,649,
For the NJ SEA and s1fneA SEC: 2O-l01.42.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
Mid land, viz: 8 =r5.ss T., = .
Th0s. Klasey, Emil Gran. Charles FRITZ. ]. H.
Da&s, Of Adrian MINI,
{ MONA GRyNAGE Rerister.
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An official train from the u. C. + @.
r''ad came up to Worthington on Tues.
day and breakfasted with Shell. Judge
Tracy and Mr.. Ives, Of the Burlington
road, accompanied them. They sped
out for st. Paul after taking look at
our town.
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Ed. Buci'am has take, 4 picture Of
the new ADVANCE building before it
was Drjcked. It shows the boss stand.
ing on top Ut the pilot house with arms
*kimbo and Zephanial, Aminadab and
Charles Augustus Jrl'osarl.at standing
on the pavement in front. The picture
is credit to the artist aud the build
ing is a credit all around, with the ex-
ception Of ION credit" It's :. casl,
i'll,
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ARRrvAL AND or Nail!

ARRIVAL AND Dlcf'AR TtI1eE or Mails
A1lelvH1.
Gnaoe5a DAILY II lOa. m.
d IT. Paul and beyond 80 p M
0QuaAer0 j, 4. III.
Wssfera-Ia Verne and Sioux Falls, 10 Is n,
RAnA1 Lake. Saturdays - nj
DRPAKf0.
9neeesn (dajiy) z 20 q. m.
d. 20 a. Paul and beyond 10 81 4 n,
WesieTn-I.a Verne and aosx Eau. 10 pM
on1ud 1.>a, h. urst1,s l p ~
Maths carried BY day trans close % m.nntes
0e9eee drpartule. All others 1t O'Clock p m.
Once hours from Z. n. to p M. Sundays
Tran . 9 q and u M tn e 80 pm.
Massey orders laaueA anil letters registered BE-
X. b. BAsDsx, r. n.
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Street Commissioner Miner Is in his
glory. The railroad company is bring
ing IN the promised gravel for Tenth
st. and the Capt. is at work spreading
it On where it will do the most good
Wish the railroad would bring in = lot
Of stone to pave the cutters.
About 50 excursionists from Spirit
Lake came up to Worthineton on Sum
day last. Among them were two for
mer residents Of this county, G. An
derson and &. e. Perrin. We acknowl-
edge calls from Mr. A. and from f. 8.
Eastwood: of the Spirit Lake Journal.
A return excursion from WorthinR.
ton IS talked Of for next Sunday.
We learn that sur friend, T.. =. Rob.
erts, Of Adrian, was badly hurt the
other day /" a difficulty with Ed. Ryan.
Our informant Gays that Ryan lodged
l*tween Roberts legs and threw INN
off the sidewalk 50 that he struck on
his head.
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ON 7IA&.
The ADVANCE Of July 9th said:


The ADVANCE Of July 9th said:
We wouldn't be surprised to sec a
passenger train in NJ, the Burlington
to celebrate orr birthday by the middle
Of October.
Well, our old friend Borras took
charge Of the weather, and 1sE. bows
put on an army Of mem to grade and
iron the road, and the last spike was
driven on Saturday, Oct. 9Th. A con-
struction train was run which. carried
passengers until Wednesday, Oct. 18th,
when regnl,r but temporary time
table was arranged and y passenger
train has teen running since. 50 We
claim the cake and the chrome again
for having hit Il pretty nearly !" the
bulls eye. .--..s
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FINAL PROOF NOTICES.
LAND C1s1cs at worthiastoo. MINI.

LAND C1T1c0 at W0rthington. MINI.
Oce. ~, lstR
NOTICE. Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice vi his intention t.
make final proof 10 support II ri. claim, anil
Land Uflice at Wor ningtur, Num-, On
.,r.iay, Nov. - 1ASl.
Viz: Horace Norman,
.,sestp:td A'"h Ion No 1Q6l0 for the ek
oWk Of Sec. 1a.10l-4l.
-. names l..e .o... ing witnesses to prve hs
continuous residence upon, and cultlvaehn a.
said land. viz:
Ephriam Eby, W. E. Norman John Kyter. and
b. r. johnson, OF Mobiles Gu, MINI.
Mons lsklNA0ER, RogtSt0f.
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Married, o., Sunday last, by Justice
Long, Il. Simmons, Of Westside, and
Eveline Anderson. s....
Also, on Sunday last, by Justice F.
BIO ny, VIM. J. Brown aud Miss Liz .
Miltenberger, all OF Worthington.
DR.. Clippenger has been up to Pipe.
stone and Murray counties buying cat
tie. lie picked up u head, some Of
them fine Ayreshirss. At this rate,
lie will soon have one Of tie finest herds
in the county.
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;. Flour AND FEED.-All brands Of
Flour, Graham Flour. Corn. Meal. Oats
and Bran at the new feed store Of Par
anns & Bro. In rear Of Brick block on
I'd ave. Nv
Headquarters for ths finest line If
Heating aud Cooking Stoves in the
market. HEWITT Il MARITIME. Il
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Wanted, good girl Tor general work
at Me Rushnose Hotel. ~.
+. l., WExPLE.

For SALE.-Tsn sves, milk COW, and
= span Of horses with wagon and liar.
ness. For cash. or on time with chat.
tel uaortgage. Inquire at this Office or
OF J. D Pratt. sec. /, Wortllington Tp.
SIN,
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CLURs. The ADVANCE, - year.
and the American Agricultural, $3.50
a year, total. 80. will ba furnished at
$2.75 \ year. The Agriculturist 10 nm
doubtedly the best agricultural journal
in the world. Here is ri. opportunity
for farmers to secure the home paper
and the best agricultural paper known
at little more than the cost Of onS SUBJ
ScriDtiOn.
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Bro. Piper, Of the Sheldon Mail, pass
I'd through the other day on his way 70
MankatU for brick to veneer his new
office. lie sent greeting to the new
ADVANCE building from the depot
Hope the ADVANCE building, like the
ADVANCE itself, will be generally cop.
led F..
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TWO BRA ~!

TWO BRA71!
We saw something the other day
which reminded Us Of the famous Ar.
kansas rhyme which reads:
HE 1t and ht. and BIT and BIT.
And Wa1l0Wed on the GrnUn1,
And with hi* blood the land was vet.
For many miles a:oand."
Here is about what We saw:
Two little brats at on = box,
And smoked and ehawod and spit.
And sDjt and spit and spit.
The Advance IL Of the opinion that
the Spencer branch Of the Milwaukee
railroad will he extended from
Spirit Lake to Wort)tington. This
does not look reasonable. as in that
case It must run parallel with the Bur-
liDgtn and divide the traffic with TINT
road. The most natural course for the
Milwaukee 10 take from Spirit Lake
would be west through Osceola aud
Lyon counties. We venture tue state
ment that WorthinQton does not get
the Mtlwaukee.-Sibley Gazette.
Wait and SEQ. Tho ADvANCE misses
It sometimes in figuring out comets,
earthquakes and European wars, but
on the subject Of railroads, politics. re-
ligion, the weather, ETC.. it IL an au-
thority.
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+. u. Parsons is having the new i'd
dition on the Clary quarter just north
OF town plated. There u quite 4 de-
mand for lota.
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Geo. W. Neff, formerly publisher Of
the Mankato Union, has started ma
per ut Lake Crystal, called the Lake
Crystal Union. 1t IL . neatly printed
and newsy sheet. Mr.. Men 10 Z No. l
printer and we reach ont the An
VANCE for y friendly shake and an K.
Success.
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Parties wanting winter apples will do
we'll to call on POundstoi,e + Anderson
next week. 1W
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DON'T WANT THE LIGHT:

DVNT WANT THE LIGHT.
Rev. DR.. Richardson, editor OF a
church, paper in New York. 10 scoring
Rev. DR.. Dix, At Trinity church, for
putting calcium light in that grand
aud diney old church so that people can
see to get in and ought, and discover
ANYTHING that may I've going on behind
tho pews. This shocks the Rev. DR..
Richardson. ~
Brick Pomeroy, in his Denver Great
West, asks: If u church cannot
stand the light, please give the reason
why -" We can give it. Tie policy Of
tic church in Ill ages has been 10 shut
out the light and keep the people in
darkness. by that means only can
church religion flourish aud the priest
retain his vocation. DR.. Richardson is
consistent. Shut out the light has
been the policy Of the church always.
The dark and dingy church buildings
are symbol Ut the dark and dingy
methods Of the priests and chasches.
The material structure 10 in keeping
with the spiritual and mental structure,
or tire religious system which tile
church builds. These churcl, people
are artists and have an eye to fitness
snd propriety. Darkness to dark.
ness. " they say, ''out policy is to keep
the people IN darkness. Let our build
ings conform to our system aud the
state Of eur minds
Does not Bro. Pomeroy SEQ how CO, :.
sistent Richardson isy A man who
has devoted his life to fighting the light
Of reason and the light Of free thought,
will naturally oppose lights in: even u
churcl, building. DR.. Dix has grown
aud Il u hereto. Calcium lights are
the correspondence, As Swedenberq
would say, Of Reason and Free Thought.
Hence, Richardson hates calcium.
lights- Now let Richardson issue a
bull against tho sun and thus be thor.
ou0hiy consistent.
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Compound Microscopes with camera
locttta attachment, for sale cheap. APP
ply to II. MCMILLAN.
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LAND OFFICE at Worthtngton Num-,
0hsfO1hAf IL 1A0l

LAND OFFICE At Worthlngton Num-.
Octo0er Il. isS2
xc~,,r q. h>r.h, .,~.,, 80. -. sr,.....
,..,.. .a.ts.. ~ Ia n.'., ss ~t
~ % ~. I W -; s W ps sTnssos ~
n .Hc n.'sa P'ss ~ SuPYst " nl1 c'111u. S9s'
:Aat S a1 Pso ~. T " Aa9 oeloFe Inc u h
A.no tnnce = W0rtnanEtoe', M1nn., on
M.Mo@y NV: ~: loez
~ A@,,, i H. n"~s N.' ,,oto
H.: nppl!G:111HHn.' ~ =; M'1A
En- E.r tnS neH ~ e;,,,s ..,,n... 1T.
.ss ".os ssT sw..U" a.6 WI ~,.s v.c n.S
..; ~ W si .es'oe"ce 0o"' ~" cu''vao" 81
rch"x"n - Miles, q" M;nr 'o' o'<O'"' D. E.
"v""sV'' W ->Vv'eS 49, H.. s. ILL.,: p...
aoAS 1h'NAvsH' "cs's1eE'
.~n0--,c. ~ w.,-4h,.-4o.. 11.-..
A'~SooFFc1 u "@ s:.1,'lSS M ,sa,
Eor,cr I. hereby given ia IN: ~ lin HSw,n..
,,a,',.I s,.i.. H.. X, 's..,n.. 10y ~.
% a,..I .r. s e ~. ~ III. ss. =:
ti'st Saii Sr;,oi Vii be madc ief"re tSe Il -
'- aaS, ve M :, Il ,@l: '''""' y"
u. W:..t1," .:,.1.
III A~.,n".sa... r. "a -,
e.. th rr ~iI "s,I ~. xs.. a.:o1ao
x"r tns - me* re: ~; Su'v vs;+ :" .. ~.
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. 20 - sfS5:
LORALN,...

LORAllV1. .=..5
s. s. Morton has thre1hed hin max.
IL went shout 10 In. to the acre. Mr..
Thorp6 also went 10 b,l.
b. Firth has one 81 TIE best fields AZ
corn IN the county. It Is yielding %
u 80 bu. to the acre, most Of Il sound.
Keep up your dogs or you will have
them shot. They have killed II sheep
for Mr.. GroIlO and for Il. Firth.
Parties having dogs running at large
take notice. They will 30 shot. Ne
fooliug this time. -.7 ..=..#
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BLANKs.-Chxtte1 Mortgage and
Chattel Mortgage Sale Blanks for sale
atthls Office In amy quantity.
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T GRAFT, M. D.,
RuSHMO ORE HOTEL

,5l.sF, L.. WEMPLE, Proprietor.
~ h now Hote, recently. opened on the
WsseaInktoa 4 Sioux Fallsrat'road. Ftrst-class
1eeasassodations and overv attention shown to
9ueeeA Good <hieaen and duck shooting In tho
yieanity. .
oood StablIae Z First Class Livery.
4. RUSHNORE, HIM.
7.AOe1y
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Announcement.

AUUOUUC9USG ;.
At the request 1T = large number of voters
throughout the District. hereby announce ms.
self ~ an independent Candidate for the post
ton OF SENATOR from the Seventh Senatorial
District. -. -
different plnceS upon questions of local teres.
Dte notice Will appear In the local papers.
dated Ptpe3tOnc, MIMI, October II, l8ee,
ID sE e. r. f!()0DNilW
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The recent prairie fire 81 Elk burnt s
or tons OF hay for Guy Fellows and s
TO 8 acres OF cOrn. Mr.. Hudson, On
sec. 8, lost stack Of hay.
VIM. Tomferd is preparing to move
to Hersey.
Mr.. Braddon has about finished his
new house. It 10 on the plan Of the
Perry cottages In Worthington.
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THAT,NEW RAlLkOAD.

THATNkW RAILN0AD
The ADVANCE last week announced
that new railroad would b int Wor-
Ellington before = month. A good
many OF our people thought this !
huge joke, but still, % tho ADVANCE
had generally been % accurate In Ito
railroad news aud predictions, they
thought there might b something In
it.
The announcements made In tho
Daily papers for the past few days have
given the thing away aud it Il no
longer secret. Tho Burling ton, by
ito arrangements with tho Omaha road,
has secured tho use Ut tho Minnesota Il
BACK Hills route and the terminus Ut
that road, which has heretofore been
1t Heron Lake, will virtually b ut
Worthineton. In short, tho Black
Hills road will hereafter use the main
line track Is miles to get into Worth
ington, just ~ the Worthinston 4 Su
Falls road uses the main track I miles
to get Into Worthington.
Regular freight and passenger trains
We learn, will be run from Worthlng-
ton to Heron Lake, Ayec& and Wood.
stock. This will be great convent
emce to our people in getting into Muir.
ray and Pipestono counties. Hereto
fore the route has l,een one which was
dreaded. owing to tho delays aud
changes.
Moreover. We hear that tho Black
Hills will 10 extended to Pipestone,
which will give 10 direct daily connec-
ton with that place. aud lit - into
another stone quarry yearly equal to
those ut $u Falls.
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COul !.


ID III n
. atattSS9ohool hooks 6 IsiceS ia.quaE.
Titles g supply country echOols
+ s Shtrly5 has engaged TO teach the;
higher departmt. q tt,s Adrian school
J. 7. Flowers q having his house
plastered.
!. Our school board are bound % have
the school In better Shape tho coming
year than ever before 10 ,way u advsfi-
tages In school rUon. ~.
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RANSOM.

~~~~- =
J. II. SCOTS father aud mother are
hero On visit.
n. y. B<lknap and wife have sold
out their farm ut Eldura, Iowa, land
lave moved to this place.
A prairie fire swept over this part Of
the town last week doing some damage.
Il burnt about 10 tens Ut hay for Il. II.
Belknap.
+. A. Hubbard has returned from
his lour days. trip to Nebraska. He
says things are booming out there.
Il. H. Belkn~p has returned from
his trip to Eldor:.. lie brings back
some very fine stock, consisting 1t 8
Hereford cattle, one kentuckey road
ster, 3 Hamblet0nians and one draug,t
colt aud u pair 1T Jersey Red pigs. He
bought nothing but pedigreed stock.
Your correspondent from Bigelow
says hs was pleased to meet us. Well.
we don't care It he was, and us Tor our
having 4 sl'at through your columns
with him. it il news to Us. LICK.
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MORSE WITI4DRA W.

~OAON " 1113OnA W.
We learn that conference was held
at Avoca on Tuesday last and that s.
O. Morse withdrew from the canvas.
in favor Of w. II. johnson. This leav.
es the contest IN that county betweep
johnson and Orcutt ana in this co,,,,-
ty between johnson and Craft, and A.
sures the election of Johnson BY u large
majority. .&z-5.~A
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Fl. s--.-..., NEW 8rJLDINO6 -.
Mr.. Hurlburt, brother-ln-l law to Mr..
Free. has the lumber on the ground
and is building \ dwelling house 4x24
on his lot on the Clary addition. H. H.
Anderson will start q house IN 4 few
days on the lot adjoining Mr.. Hurl-
burt1. w. H. Bigelow owns the next
lot west Of Andersons and will built
soon. These three houses will stand
near tho head Of Fourth-ax, each COM
maniling q view Down the avenue tow
ard tho lake.
The stone and lumber for the new
Lutheran church, cor. 4th-av. and 12ta-
ut. are accommodating on the ground.
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EDITOR ADVANCE: Mr.. G. &, Good
now, in his speech at Avoca. Oct, 9Th,
made the assertion that was the Rail-
road candidate and backed by railroad
corporations. Permit me 20 state
through your paper that al such asser-
tiOns made by Mr.. GoodnoW or his
friends are absolutely false.
A. NJ. CROSBY.
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Minor arrival = few days ago at The
residence of Charley Moore IN Dewald.
. beautiful bully big bouncing boy
baby.
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Colts for sale It Herron..
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"A car at Apples at Pound.toue & An.
deroon = next week. IN.
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FoR SALE.-A No. l Piano. Inquire
&C the ADVANCE Office, 6l-tf
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ANNOUNCEMENT.
by request of many III my friends, I hereby
announce myself q candidate fOr the Office 81
Comfy commissioner for the FIRST Commission
er Dlatrlct. A. 4. TUTTLE.
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One thousand bushels Of ear corn
war ted by
7-sw. b. W. LYON.
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li.2Rs4f III Is Ill: fts ~. -
vol. / 1. no. ..

See tho double col. "a. OF Harvey y
the Chicago Clothter, .5