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aMEXICO.
Blooav Encountar With Banditti.

Bloody Encounter With Banditti.
MATAMoRAs, July 11.-Part of the second
corps of gendarmes fought banditti under
Manuel Gomez, near La Media Luna in Jolis-
CO, yesterday. Manuel and Jose Gomez, lead
ers and seven other banditti were killed and
the rest scattered.
Their Lives Settled It.
Capt. Alvero and Major Cordova, officers of
the second regiment, fought duel yesterday.
The former was killed on the spot and the lat
ter died after being removed from the field.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CAUCUSES.
North yarmouth.

n,
The Republicans of North Yarmouth Will meet
at their Town House, on Saturday, July 2zd, az a
O'Clock p. n for the purpose of selecting three (3)
delegates to attend the Republican County ConVen-
ton, to be holden at Portland, July 20. 1852.
Per order of Town Committee.
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SPORTING.
A Sweeping Challenge from +

A Sweeping Challenge from Hanlan.
TORONTO, July 11.-Hanlan, who has almos1
entirely recovered from his illness, says: 81
will row any five men in the world two miles
straight away or two miles and turn, for 81, 600
to $1,000 a side. 1 will row these five men
after the lapse of two full days from each other
on any suitable waters on the continent OF
America. The challenge is open to the whole
world.
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Wanted

DIDs for laying $500 NJ Bricks in the State of
ID Maine. Address KEENE BROS,
jy1Id6t Lynn, Mass
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Base Ball

At Chicago -Detroits 8, Chicagos 6.
At Troy-Providence 5, Troys 3.
At Worcester-Bos 8, Worcesters 2.
At Clevelands s, Buffalos o..
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WANTED.
GGANWRA

zoo NJ. BRICK State lowest cash price de-
DVIU liyered on board cars. Address
iylldet KEENE BROS, Lynn, Mass.
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PINE LANDS

HtAN makers and apprentices to make corn cans
" Apply, Winslow Packing Company, 81 Y Ex'
cLar ge street, Portland, NJ 1ylOdtf
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Complaints are made of an injurious drought
at Sagua.
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FIFTY LARORERS WANTED.

XKTANTED to purchase. Pine lands in Michigan
w Address, Lock Box 6, East Saginaw, Mich
igan, jly4d2w*
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MANI
p. o. s. OF A.

Annual Convention Maine state Camp
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THE ALEXANDRIA FIGHT.

Great interest in Army and Navy Circles
Surprise at the Success of British Sea-
manShip.
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Election Notice.
VILLAGE OF w0RTHINGTON.

SlALAGE OE WOkXHlNGION.
Notice is hereby given that on
Saturday, the 18th day Of June: 1882.
4 the office Of the Recorder Of the village OF
Worthngton. Mobiles county. Minnesota. in the
election district composed Of said village Of
Worthinston, an election will be opened at nine
five O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day. At
said election the legal voters of said village Of
Worthingt?n will vote On the proposition Of the
Cedar Kapds ioWa falIs N9rtl,~es S!a ; Kai!
to said railway company in aid Of the cOnstrNc-
ton Of It's railway. Each elector viii deposit a
ballot, on which will be printed or written ..for
road Propositions
Said proposition so to be voted on Is as follows:
That said village issue its bonds to sand railway
from the point where it Is now finished. (about
thirty miles from Worthington) to said village Of
MortninE'c%ns ra The amount Gf SHia bonds i SIX
twenty years, and bearing interest vt six per
cent per annlm. from the time the cars are run
ming to said Worthington. The bonds to he de-
railway company to deliver said village, At the
election Of the authorities thereof certificates o:
it's capital stock to the amount Of said bonds:
unt the completion 81 the rod sag G ION snd
chants National Bank, of Cedar RAPIDS, Iowa
The said railway company to buil! and equip its
railway to said WorthiHgton and have the cars
hundred and eighty three, or to forfeit said
bonds: and unless prevented by bad weather or
unavoidable obstacles to complete said road this
Said proposition, and the request Of the ALL
thOritieS and more than twelve frec-hO!derS VI
said village In favor Of calling this election was
hled with me on June fifth, eighteen hundred
Dated June sixth, eighteen hundred and eixll-
ty-twO.
Recorder ~ the village OF WOrthington, Mobiles
county, Minnesota. A-43
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Election Notice.
TOWNSHIP OF ELK.

-
Notice is hereby given that On
Thursday, the 22nd day of June. 1882.
District number twenty-fo,r in the election
district OF the t"%;hip 81 FIX No.
ed for said election district from nine O'Clock in
the morning until five O'Clock In the afternoon
Of said day, to vote on the proposition "f the
way Company, D. said towSship Of Fix to issue
the bonds Of said township Of Elk to the amount
Ut Two Thousand Dollars, to said railway COM
Rany in aid Of the construction Of Its railway to
;.F9r the Raiiroad Proposition" or against the
Railroad PrOposition."
shipof Elk will issue its bonds to said railway
company for Two Thousand Dollars, with inter-
est at six per cent per ann'M PAYABLE IN twenty
and to be delivered to said railway company on
". ut the completion Of its road to Worthington.
The railway company, ut the choice Of the au-
tGTe1 10 Of sH Sws Els
shares Of the capital stock Of said ilwAy COM
pany to an equal amount with the principal Of
said bonds Until the completion Of the road,
posted in escrow with Merchants's National
Bank, OF Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
he said railway company agrees to fully build
and equip its line Of railway, and have the cars
November first, eighteen hundred and eighty.
three. or forfeit said bonds: and unless delayed
by bad weather or unavoidable obstacles to COM
plete said road to Worthington this present
: Said proposition. and the request of the au-
thOrities and more than twelve free-hOlders Of
election. was filed with me on June seventh, eigh-
teen hundred and eighty-twO.
Dated June seventh, eighteen hundred and
eighty two.
Town Clerk OF Township OF Elk.
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Election Notice.
TOWNSHIP OF WORTI11NGTO.


Notice is hereby given that Oh
Tuesday, the 10th day of June, 1882,
at the office of J. $. McManus. Court House
square, WOrthingtOn, In the election district
composed Of the township Of Worthin,gton, No
ed for said election district from nine O'Clock in
the morning until five O'Clock in the afternoon Of
said day. to vote on the pTopoSition Of the &C.
Company, to said township Of Worthington 10
issue the bonds Of said township Of Wortkington
to the amount Of Fifty-tive Hundred Dollars, to
81 It's ra%y to Maf III linz &as
Or printed: For the Railroad Proposition" or
Said proposition is as follows: That said town;
ship Of WOrthington will issue its bonds t" said
railway company for Fifty-tve Hundred Dollars.
in twenty Years. Said bonds 70 lear inter::t ",-
~ from. and to be delivered to said railway conf
Pany only. at the completion Of its road to
choice Of the authorities Of said township Il
WOrthingt0n. is to iss,se and deliver to- said
township ct Worthlngton certificates Of shares
an equal amount with the principal Of said
bonds. Until the completion Of the road. the
bonds and certificates Of stock are 10 be depos-
tied IN escrow with Merchants National sank.
The said railway company agrees to fully build
and equip it's line Of railway, and have the ears
November first. eighteen hundred d: and sishty,
three. or forfeit said bonds; and unless delayed
by bad weather or unavoidable obstacles tn COM
plete said road to WOrthingtOn this present
year.
Said proposition. and the request Of the au-
t'oritics and more than twelve frec-holderS Of
said township vi W"rt}Mngton In favor Of CALI
ing this election. was filed with nc on June
seventh, eighteen hundred and eighty-two.
Dated June seventh, eighteen hundred and
eighty-two-
j. O. EDWARDS.
Town Clerk Of Township Of Worthi,sgt.n.
4l-Y
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Election Notice.
LORAIN TOWNSHIP

Notice is hereby given that on
Wednesday, the 21st day Of June, 1882,
at the Togo School House IN the election dis
s :" viii
for said election district from nine o'clock in
the morning until five o'clock in the afternoon Of
to vote F III ing Of the GSda
the bonds Of said township of Lorain. to the
amount OF Twenty-Five Hundred Dollars, to said
Its railway to Worthington, minnesota. Each
or printed: For the Railroad Proposition" or
Said proposition Is ~ follows: That said town.
ship of IDrain will issue It's bonds to said rail-
way company for Twenty-Five Hundred Dollars,
4%snty # sig Per eaS
ly from, and to be delivered to said railway
company only, 1t the completion Of its road to
WO!thington. The railway. company, at the
1Orain, Is to issue and deliver to said township
of lOrain, certificates Of shares of the capital
stock Of said railway company. to an equal
the U% me Il the 1ad the So%ds and ccr
tificateS OF stock nrc to be deposited In escrow
with Merchants National Bank, Of Cedar Rap
The said railway company agrees to fully build
and equip its line Vt railway, and have the cars
running thereon IT, Worthington at fnrthcst by
saa Sen snsss easd
by bad weather or unavoidable obstacles to COM
plete said ruad to WOrthington this present
Said proposition. and the request Of the au-
thOrities and mOIe than twelve tree-hOlderS Of
said township Of kDrain In favor Of calling this
election, was fled with HE on June SIXTH cigh
Dated June seventh, eighteen hundred and
@'e" '' WV. N. STOKES.
4l-43 Town ClcrS of the Town hip Of 1crain.
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Eleotlon Notice.
.HRLAN,,LAKE 1OWESHlP.,.
00kfeAe4a hGSAhv aaoS1om fiat IN ~ Esst@*. III

The 2lth dJ OF June, 1852, # 1
ty-three u tho election disflct composed q tho
tion district from nine O'Clock in the morning
until ave o'clock In the afternoon Of said day,
q s HI cs@c
to said township Of Indian Lake. to i Issue IT,;
bonds q said township u Indian Lake to TIC
amount 1 Tires Thousand Dollars, 70 said
IT. railway TO WorthingtOn. Minnesota. Each
elect9r VIII deposit ballot, on which Is written
q printed; FcT the Rsilroad Proposition" or
Satd proposition i. q follows: That said
township Of Indian Lake WIN issue It's bonds to
s sald Hallway s., Company tor Three thousand Dol
srs: xitn interest Ct OK PEI cent PET ann1m.
terest only from, and to DO delivered to said
Hallway Company only, st the completion OF its
rea ~ to W9rthineton. The Raiiwsy Company.
ship Of Indian Lake il to Issue and deliver to
said township OF Indian Lake certificates Of
shares OF the capital stock Of said Railway
company a9S 70 an equal amount with the principal
the bonds and certificates Of stock are to be de-
Bank, OF Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
build and equip its line q railway, and have
the cars running thereon to WOrthingtOn BY No.
yember first. eighteen hundred and eighty
by bad weather Or unavoidable Obstacles to
complete said road to Worthington this pres
:, Said proposition, and the request Of the au-
said township Of Indian Lake in favor Of calling
this election, was fled with me on June twelfth
eighteen hundred and eighty-two.
Dated June thirteenth, eighteen hundred and
JOHN HACTOR.
42-2w Town Clerk Of Township OF Indian Lake.
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Election Notice,
BIGELOW TOWNSHIP,
Notice III hereby given that on -
ThA Oath dQH of lima 1852

uV S8ttB V0y Ok OuU0s 1907
at the School House in School District No. IS, in
the election district composed Of the township
Of Bige!ow. Mobiles county, Minnesota, an cleo
tiOn will be opened for said election district
ne In The until FIVE
the proposition Of the Cedar Rapids, Iowa Falls
& Northwestern Railway Company, to said
township OF BigelOw to issue the bonds 81 said
township Of Higelow to the. amount Of Two
aid Of the construction II its railway to Worth
ingtOn, Minnesota. Each electOr will deposit a
ballot, on which Is written or printed: FOR the
Rsilrosa rr?position" or Against the Railroad
Said proposition Is as follows: That said town
ship Of RigelOw will issue its bonds to said
railway company for Two Thousand Dollars,
with interest at SIX per cent per annum. payable
~ from. and to be delivered to said Railway
Company only, at the completion of its road to
WOrthingtOn. The Railway Company, at the
choice Of the authorities Of said township Of
Eigelow. Is to issue and deliver to said township
stock of said Railway Co. to an equal amount
with the principal Of said bonds, Vntil the COM
PctfOn of the Road, the bonds and certificates OF
chants National Bank. OF Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
The said Railway Company agrees to fully
build and equip its line IT railway, and have the
cars running thereon to WOrthingtOn at furthest
by November first, eighteen hundred and eigh-
layed by bad weather ~. Mnavs liable obstacles
t" complete said road to Worthneton this pres
cnt year.
Said proposition, and the request of the au-
said township Of BigeUw In favor OF calling this
election, Was filed with ne on June eighth and
fourteenth eighteen hundred and eighty two
Ilated June fourteenth, eighteen hundred and
JOHN DE BOOS,
42-2w Town Clerk Town Of BigelOW
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TIE CONGREGATIONAL ooNr1R-

1NCN.
An unusual press Of legal ads. pro-
vented any extended mention Of the
Mankato Conference at the time. The
following report Is condensed from
facts furnished Us by Rev. Mr.. Hart:
This Conference includes Nil. South
western Minnesota. It extends ~ far
north as Mankato and Is far east 40
Waseca and includes some a churches.
Twenty-Five strangers were present
from various localities and were hos
pitably entertained by the people Of
'Worthington. = i.' Z.
The Conference continued from May
80 to June l. .' "a.
On Tuesday evening the ladies of the
church gave q social tea in henor Of
tho visitors. -. Il: :.
Tuesday evening the annual sermen
was preached by Rev. l.. W. CLANCY.
of Wasecs, Rev. W. Fisk, tho appoint-
ed preacher, having been suddenly tax
en- sick.
Wednesday morning, after organixa-
ton, reports wero presented Of tho
state of various churches in the Con-
ference. Paper read by Rev. !. X. Per-
kips, Of Sherburne, entitled "A Do.
mand for Doctrinal Preaching."
Afternoon, meeting of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society. Address
by Mrs. Staver, Of Medford, on Miss
ion Work in Turkey.
Lords Supper, followed by addresses
from Rev. E. S0uthworth, OF Sheldon,
Iowa, on the teaching power Of the
church in the Sunday School.
Wednesday evening Rev. G. l.. Hall,
Of Fort Berthold, d. T., gave an inter:
esting account Of tho wild Indians Of
the upper Missouri.
Rev. NJ. w. Montgomery gave an in.
teresting account Of Tire intidel Sunday
School at New Ulm. e
Thursday morning. ministers meet
ing, after which Conference adjourned.
The delegates expressed unbounded
satisfaction with their reception and
entertainment.
The Congregational people request
the ADVANCE to return thanks to the
members of the other societies and to
the hotels for generous courtesies ex-
tended to delegates.
AULTMAN 4 TAYLOR ExTRAs.-C.
J. 11umiston has been appointed agent
for Aultman & Taylor Threshing Ma
chine Extras. Owners Of. this machine
please paste this in your hat for future
reference. 4l-2w.
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COUNTY NEWS.
ADRLA.Nl.

) ]1DASA&ANs
Straye1 from herd on ksnsranzk Nay !; 's2
Finder please notify THos NJ. WILLIAMS.
We celebrate. and celebrate we'll this year In
Adrian.
Window curtains and shades at the Old Re.
Liable.
"a few more desirable wall paper patterns Al
Our Butcher, Mr.. Richter. is ,ttlng up the old
CIamer market and will seen move Into the "a
&C. Peterson and wife were made happy BY
tie arrival IL another little boy at their house
J: P. Hosmer. who came hero from Ohio this
spring: Aas bought the Fred Wcgen house on
family.
Ed. Ryan and family have moved into the
rooms over CAamberlain's restaurant.
Quite gootily sum of money has been raised
90 celebrate with this year. and please bear in
mind 1t will be no one horse celebration either.
~, James Jones Jr. Is clerking at the Old Relia-
Die drug store.
Rev: Castles will preach sermon tor the chill
dren Sunday morning, and our singers are pre-
pairing some new music to render On tue Occa-
4 picnic excursion to the Blue Mounds will be
enjoyed by quite a number frUsa Adrian on
Saturday next II the weather holds fine.
~ The Adrian creamery did its i,rst churnlng ca
tuesday.
Adrian will cut grand nourls. on the 18th Of
see.
A. 8: Meacham had his crack 3-year- old blood
ed colt In town Monday.
CroQuet sets cheap ut Rice's Old Reliable drug
store.
Miss Mary Muvcrhill, formerly one of
abrams pretty girls. was visiting friends in
town over Sunday.
gave several of the boys down street q lively
run Tuesday. on a help call.
Joseph Roll has rented his shop and sold his
blacksmith tools 70 MIR. Ware who will contin-
ue the business. Mr.. w. Is said to be q first
class workman.
Paints, paints. paints at RIce's.
Judge Wilson. OF WOrthington, will deliver
the address July 9TH in Adrian, followed prob
abe by Judge Nelson and other home speak ers
Fire works and grand ball will conclude the
amusement programme here July 18th.
An immense stock Of Summer Clothing, Straw
Goods, ETC., ut A. NJ. Bcckcr's 4u>3W.
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WESTNIDE

Farmers begin to think they have made a
great mistake this season. 1t will be a good
year for wheat and not very good for corn,
wheat and oats are looking remarkably fine
Corn is clean but very little up vet. Formers
commenced to plant 1n0 early; some the list Of
May. planted IL acres the 18th Of May.
There Is but little Of it up as yet. l planted
again on the ed and 24th Of May. That corn is
most all up There is a large amount Of corn
planted in this section. Scarcely farmer but
what has 30 to Is acres. Ira Crosby told me he
had planted ~ acres. That is quite corn field,
That beats the State of New York all up IL
there is failure III the corn crop this season
what Kind Of a boat will he be sailing in? The
best way Is to get your corn crop insured in
these hall Insurance companies. Look out :;
They only insure against hail, not wind and
rain, and there is where they beat you every
time. We have had two agents around this
spring telling very fine story to get the farm
crs' notes in their hands. got beat bad last
year; Ny loss wasn't less than $50. Ali got
was >:6 and note back. II the hall destroys my
crop this year it must go. 1 won't insure liz
any such company. They always have rain
and wind with hail storm They get out OF it
by saying It Is rain and wind that deStrOxs vOur
crop. anil not the hail.
Mrs. William Travis got very badly hurt last
week trying to drive neighbours cow out OF
the garden. The COW fnade dive at her and
looked her badly. Left several long gashes In
heE nesn. Il. SIMMONS.
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Enjoy health aud Ike happy. de-
'Pressi"n Of spirits, general debility and
i'll health. also as Il certain strengthened
of every part Of the system, nothing
equals Browns Iron Ditters.
The Minnesota editors leave on Sat-
aazday next on their annual excursion,
this time to St. Louis by boat and re-
tErn Ivy rail. We are too busy Just
Rov, boys, and can't go long," But
WHEN yoN g. to the Yellow Stone CENT
W In. t*sE5ness or no business, wife or
no wife. ..s~ 1s:I or old hat. rain or
shine.
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GRAND PRAIRIE.

Weather Is quite fine and corn is coming up
finely. Geo. Ea!!as j. already piowing his corn
we understand w. lngrahain was cultivat-
ing his corn some time ago. Small grain Is
looking as well as any one could desire. If we
don't get good wheat CT. p it WORT be tho
fault 0f the spring. The weather has been hard
on carly planted corn. Much Of it has been
planted in this town for mouth and is but lust
beginning to show itself We have not heard
Of ally cases Of seed rotting III the ground.
Geo. Hallas is building new house.
Fl. A. Severson Is also building new house,
There are over five hundred acres Of corn
planted here within 4 radius of two or three
miles. II We don't get fair corn crop some of
US will get left.
The teachers name In Dist 90 Is Miss Maud
Graves. not Green rs reported inthe ADVANCE
= few days ago.
GRAND PRAIRIE,
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WILLMONT.
Nice, warm weather after all.
Seeding Is mostly done.

Mrs: Schneider got her divorce granted last
turned to her. She intends to carve out q nice
and peaccable living with them. We wish her
success.
II. Simmons. of Sioux Falls, 1--WE think he
tves there now.) was lere last week looking
after his tree claim.
The assessor will make his round nnw Count
up your riches.
York boy.
Adrian business men are COMMUNICATING
themselves that at last the necessity of keeping
open stores on Sunday has been removed. and
that they nov can get one day Of rest out OF
seven."-Adrian items Of May Is
All right; Ii they keep OIL this way they will
soon have seven days rest out Of six, because il
we have to spend i day anyhow for getting a
box Of matches or so, we know the roads to
that W1iIMoVr.
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Worth tteluellbcriMg.- that
good times are again upon us, it is
worth remembering that no one CHI,
enjoy the pleasantrst surroundings il
in bad health, There are hundreds of
miserable people going about to-day
with disordered stomach, liver or kid
npys. when u bottle Of Parker's Ginger
Tonic would do them more good than
all the medicines they have ever tried.
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ELK.

Weather has been fine for the past week.
Corn Is booming now.
Gophers and birds are taking the corn about
as last as it IS out Of the ground.
Mrs. VIM. TomfOrd is quite sick.
Chas Wilkinson Is also having some sickness
In his family.
C. SpeakMan. an English gent from N. w. Is
stopping for the present with MIR. BraddOn.
Elk Is strong In favor Of the r. r. We fmae-
Inc we hear the engine whistle now.
pLUv1Cs
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ANNUAL STATEMENT

Referring to Auditor Mills explana-
ation OF last week, let Us sec low t
har,nonizes with the Annual STATE
ment rs published:
County Aulitor-Balance due 3'rcrious
year, $1O7 81
Due current year, sl,o94 So
Co. Supt. of Schools, 1891 90
Yvu s+s nothing is said about reri
ovs year In one, but is in another. Was
this done to make it appear that ORle
or myself had-lRen too "previous?'
For further about this matt seq the
law, NJ. A. DOANE.