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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-01-18
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FRED BLOOM, Sec'y.
BLOCkADES,

nAOCA a DEO
The Burlington train got in on Mon
day night. the first train for week
The road WAS blockaded down in Iowa
about Iowa Falls and below Cedar
Rapids One man was killed and an.
other seriously hurt bucking snow be-
low the Rapids, where al engine few
the track.
Trains on tho Southern Minnesota
were suspended three days last week.
A passenger train WAS wedged in q
drift east Of Edgertsn and the engine
got of the track trying to get the train
out.
The old reliable st. Paul j. Sioux
City, for the first time this winter, had
some trouble on Saturday. The after
noon passenger from st. Paul did not
get ia until late At night aud tie Sioux
Falls train was delayed waiting for the
train. This 10 the first delay Of this
winter Oh this reliable road, the best
equipped IN tho State probably for
keeping open and lighting snow.
A citizen OF Adrian virtually ack.
newledgeu to 10 that some Of the
Adrian people opposed the park vaca-
ton because they saw it would benefit
WSrthingtou. We learn also that
Adrian has tho county-seat be in its
bonnet and that it 10 really buzzing
earnestly. If our Adrian friends *
pect to hold Worthington back and
build up Adrian in the hope Of getting
the county seat they will miss it.
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MORTGAGE FORECLOSURES SALE,

nEfAULT has been made in the conditions Of
DA certain Mortgage executed and delivered
Sysbaud Moftg"gsrs % +. fickest s1or d
gage. dated the It'll day Of July, A. ID. eigl.
teen hundred and seventy nine, and recorded
~ Of N"b;es in the state Of Minnesota. Oh the
7ih day Of July, A. u. 1879, at O'Clock y. m. in
hook "B' Of Mortgages, Oh page 5l2, on which
Of this notice, The amount OF Thirty Eight and
IS luU Dollars ~ S ~ as interest upon I'VE princi
pal sum OF SOU therein. yet t" become due; and,
paid to the County Treasurer Of said county the
sum Of Nine ~ 100 Dollars to redeem the land in
said mortgage described from tax sale thereof
taxes levied ON said land for the year 1881. which
sum Of 39G2 is also due on stid mortgage, max.
Ing total amount due on said mortgage Of For
And NO action Or proceeding has been insti.
tuted at law or III equity to recover the debt Sc
cured by said mortgage. or amy part thereof;
power Of sale in said mortgage contained, and
pursuant to the statute in such case made and
provided. the said mortgage will be forecOse't
by til: sale OF the mostgased premises therein
described, At public auction, t. the highest bid
der therefor for cash by the Sheriff o. said No
bles county at the front door OF the Cour, House
in the village Vt WOrthing; on in the county vi
Mobiles and state Of Minneosta. ON
Saturday, the Sd day Of March,
A. y. 1883 At luoclock IN the forenoon Of said lay
- satisfy the amount which shall then be due
and yet to become due on said mortgage, with
the interest thereon, and costs and expenses of
sala. and taxes p.id by said Mortgage as af0rs-
said III, d Twenty five Dollars attorneys fees as
stipulated In said NOR gage in case OF foreclos-
uHc.
The premises described in said mortgage. and
30 to oe sold are the lot, piece Or parcel Of land
81 uAted In the county Ui Mobiles and State Ot
Minnesota, and known and desrcibed rs follows,
to- wit:
The west half 20 oftha northwest quarter II
Of section N" Thirty. Four (34) in Township No.
One Hundred and hree (.U:) vi range No.
Thirty. Nine (39j.
JAMES H. PICKETT. Mortgage.
GRO W. WILSON Attorney Of Mortgage.
Dated January II, 1883.
First pub Jan, IA, 1858.
Last uuh March l. 1823
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Services at the Episcopal church
next Sunday morning and evening by
tho Rev. Mr.. Gum.
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The railroad war is about ended bat
cut-rates continue on Flour and Meal
at the ADVANCE block, lt
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A first class cutter for sale or ex-
change for cow. Apply to
b. F. KEPlIART.
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Twill be- at the Worthingten Hotel
Jan. 10Th to 25th. Adrian 18th and 10th.
l9-3W l.. N. BEDFORD.
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BiRelow & Plumb will make Wor-
Ellington the best place in the county
to trade. 1926
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Saturday, the Sd day Of March,

A. H. 1889, at 70 o'clock in the forenoon to satisfy
tive amount which shall ,hsn lie d,:~ and yet -
become due on said ln,rlgnGe. win the interest
taxes paid by said mortsagst a, aforesaid. and
Twenty-Five Dollars attorney s fees. as stipulated
in said mortgage in east of foreclosure.
The premises described IN said NOR: :.ac~. and
so to lie sold. are lhe lot. piece parcel oi land
situated III the county oi Mobiles ard State of
Minnesota, and known and described a so.low>,
lu-Wit:
The east hall (H:} Of the northwest quarter CD
Of Section No. Thiily-Fou; (3i in Township No.
One hundred and Three (lu3) OF kan&t No.
Thirty -NNc i3a).
JAMES H. PICKETT. Mortgage.
GyO. ". WILSON. Attorney ot Mort2axee.
Dated January l31i,. sn<j.
FRS. vnh. Jan. IL. i:'>3.
Last pLh Ei:,r,. l. 1879.
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II. G. Shepard & 20. are selling the
best kind ef ILLINOIS COAL ut $3.50
per ton and "What Cheer, - best quail
~ Of Iowa Coal At So copper ton. a lib
eral::deduction from above prices ifsold
in.car load lots at niue weights. 9Otf
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l know where il as nice lot of Can
dies. and AZ large an assortment to Sc
lect from, as is in this county. Aud
know where you can get good, fresh
Nuts, Figs, etc. Gene and See NE.
2l-2W IL. IL. ANDERSON
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All O@cial Matter Pub.
lished in this PAPER.

CLUE LIST.
We will club the ADVANCE with
other papers at the following rates:
With the American Agriculturiyt, 32.75.
With the Minneapolis Tribune, 500
With the st. Paul Pioneer Press, $50.
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The movement to vacate the front OF
the court house park will probably sac
coed after few legal bubbles are dis
posed Of. The railroad land company
offer to do the fair thing and if the
scheme goes through in good shape,
Worthington will secure several hum
dred thousand dollars worth of i'm
provements in 4 short time and the
county will realize several thousand
dollars from the sale Of lots.
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A car Of Flour and Feed just receiv
ed. Try sack of May Flower.
21-2w II. II. ANDERSON.
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Messrs. Mitchell s. Co. are excayating
the cellar for their packing house.
They have secured of the block be-
tween Sth and 9th streets. fronting Oh
2d-av. nearly opposite the Okabena
Mills. The building will front on End
av.. cornering on the alley, and will he
three stories including the basement.
They will begin the erection of the
building az soon az the weather will
permit, aud expect to handle butter,
eggs and furs.
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SUITS AT COST ~ ..
In order to close out our stock of
Clothing, We will sell our suits and
ovorcOats at or below cost. Now is
the time to buy. 80
2O-2t =. B. BEDFORD 4 Bros.
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The 'young folks" surprised Mrs.
thorpe and Mr.. and Mrs. MARITIME at
their elegant residence on Tu* sday
night aud the result was ono of the
plexsantest little hops OF the season.
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House TO RENr.-Apply to
l9.tf s. MCLEAN.
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THE A. o. u. W. SUPPER.-The An
nual Supper Of the United Workmeu,
given at the McAlanus House, on Fri
day night last, was Q success and q
very enjoyable affair. About 20 per-
sons attended, and Mack, as usual,
spared neither pains nor expense.
goose. chicken ner turkey, to make tho
tStle creak with good things.
After installation of the new officers
at the hall, the brethren repaired to
the McManrs House about ten O'Clock,
and supper was called promptly. A.
ter supper the following toasts and 70
sponses were givan:
Our Order-Respopss by Master
Workman F. Lewis.
Response by District
Deputy Grand Master, r. n. Miller.
Southwestern Minnesota-Response
by Banker T. H. Parsons.
Physic and Finance-Responss by
DR.. Geo. o. Moore.
Our Wives and Sweethearts Re
sponse by J. W. Ashworth.
Our Host and Hostess-Response::by
J. $. McNlanus.
The Navy and Agriculture-Re-
sponse by Lieut.. II. r. Plots.
The Press-Response by A. p. Mil
Ter.
Brother Ashworth then drought
down the house" by rscitipg . Dutch
poem. Then followed songs and Z
good social time in the hotel parlors.
HOUSE AND HoME.-We welcome to
our table the above journal, published
by the Metropolitan Publishing Co.. at
No. 252 Broadway, n. Y. It is .
handsome. illustrated paper of is pages,
devoted to general literature and pro-
gress. 1t is especially the organ Of the
new Peoples Party. which is forming
under the ribs Of the old parties. back
cd by Bradhurst 6chieffelin. who 10
spoken of as the candidate Of the Peo-
pies party for President. The paper
is opposed to monopoly and the GEN.
tralization Of power. and devoted to
the general diffusion Of wealth, uni
versal suffrage and tho maintenance
OF American liberty. We can heartily
recommend it to our readers. $3.50 4
year.
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BLANKs.-Chattel Mortgage and
Mattel Mortgage Sale Blanks for sale
atthls Office in any quantity.
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For SALE,-A No. l Piano. Inquire
At the AD' ANCE office. 5l-tf
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Mr.. and Mrs. Herzig lost an infant
child on Sunday morning last.
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r. .. BARBER,
Physician T. SURGEON.

Graduate Of Medical Departr ent OF Harvard
University. U. s. Examining Surgeon.
Worthington, Hmm.
lO-o7ly
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You that smoke. try the Lilly OF Du-
buque, q cigar sold by
2l-2W H. II. ANDERSON.

Capt. Miner informs US that the FAM
lily of his son. L. l.. Miner, Of Eagle
Lake, have all been down with the
diphtheria. A few weeks ago Mr.. NJ.
and wife were here to attend tho we'd
ding Of the Captain's daughter. On
their return home, the youngest child
Was taken sick and died. Within ten
days the whole family OF six children
were taken down and three died. The
other three are now on the mend.
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Bucklln9a Arniea Salva,

The best salve III the world for cuts.
bruises, sores. ulcers. salt rhenm, fever
sores, letter. chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions. and posi-
lively cures piles. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction. or money re-
funded. Price rs cents per box. For
sale by G. H. Smith. Sly
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LOCAL..
WoRr11INGToN, MIMI. JANUARY Is, 1883

CLUB RATES.
The ADVANCE is furnished at 4l 50 year to
Clubs ct ten or more. Clubs Of ten for six months
IS cents for each subscriber.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

O0d 4 Il vOxxIAs
CTATE OF MINNESOTA, 4.
y MOBILES COUNTY, ~
In Probate Court-Genera, Term.
In the matter Of the Estate Of M.r.h. P. J:
Whereas, An instrument In writing, pu1port-
Ing ~ be the last will and testament Of Martha
Pr Wealth .rby. deceased. late Of said county,
~ And whereas, William WieG.mhas h,ed there.
thing. that said Martha weathsfby died Il S Wor
s Sss e:tsts. and that +. !.
the sole executor named In said last will and
testament. and PRAYING that the SAL, inst!u-
ters testamentaIy be to him issued ,hereon;
It IS ordered, That the proofs OF said inStrN.
ment. and the said petition. be heard before
this Court. 1t the Probate Once In said county.
The 5th day Of February,
A. D. 1893. at One O'Clock in the afternoon.
whom all cOncernei may appear and contest tho
probate Of said instrument;
time and place Of said hearing DC given to ali
persons Interested. by publication OF these
orders for three successive weeks prior to
vance, weekly newspaper printed and pub
lisLed at worthingtcn IL said county.
*,.,v T. 9 H Ry tes S?n Trse. ., p,on.t.
CLuRs.-The ADVANCE. 81 a year,
and the American Agricultnrist, 81. 80
a year, total, So so, will be furnished at
1915 a year. Tie, Agricnlturist is I'M
doubtedly the best agricultural journal
in the world. Here is an opportunity
for farmers to secure the home paper
and the best agricultural paper known
at little more than the cost Of one pa
per.
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Fl. c. Shepard Il Co. have a good
team Of horses for sale cheap. lift.
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PROBATE COURT

PROBATE COURT.
Notice Is hereby given to the public that will
held Probate Court on the
FIRST MONDAY OF EACH MONTH.
Al my office In the Court House in the village
q WOrthington.
Papers may be filed at any other time by ap-
plying to me 1T Adrian in said county, and an
examination Of the records NAV be had at any
time by APPLYING to L. b. Bennett, Clerk Of the
District Court
21-ly T.. g. NELSON. judge Of Probate,
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LIBERALlTy.

The Presiding Elder, in a recent SER
mon preached to the Methodists Of
Worthington, was severe upon the
Spiritualists, aud told this story to
show how llliberal Spiritualists are:
lie said that at one Of the great Spirit
ual camp meetings, where 10, 600 people
were present, collection was taken
up and the vast assembly contributed
thirty five centsl
II that ever did occur, we'll lay .
wager that the crowd was made up Of
gaping, wender-seeking Msthedists
and Orthodox people.
When the Reljglo. Philosophical Jour-
nal, the leading Spiritualistic journal
in the West, WAS burned cut by tho
great Chicago lire. the Spiritualists
promptly sent the proprietor $40, 600 in
money As \ free donation to help him
revive the paper!
And what did he do? Did he do IS
all the church people dc, as all the
preachers do. a. all the chu! ches do, ~
everything Orthodox does. clutch the
money greedily and chuckls over the
goodness of the Lord" and the libsr-
ality at their dupes? He returned the
money to the donors and revived the pa
per himself, without charity!
Whoever heard OF a church paper, or
church organization, or Al Orthodox
preacher, declining such princely Of
fer? And whoever heard of a lot Of
Methcdists spontaneously and volun-
tari]y sending in $2O,0 to revive =
church paper?
We confess that the NJ. e. church
and other Orthodox churches are well.
organized systems Of begging. They
are always dragooning. cAnvassing and
hectoring the community for money.
money, money. Worthington is ex.
exhausted building churches snd sup.
porting preachers. The business men
who cannot say no" TO tho pretty
girls or the nice ladies' who are put for
ward to do the Begging. complain Bit
terly in private of the everlasting nui-
sance. They would not complain if
each church would build it's own build
ing and support its own preacher, but
this perpetual begging, begging, beg
ging. among liberals and outsiders, is
what disgusts them.
Yet their preachers, after Spiritual
lists and Liberals have contributed lib.
orally to furnish 4 pulpit and to feed
their s'anderers. will step glibly into
the charity-bu}it pulpit aud ridicule
and lnisrepresent those who built the
platform under their feet and furnish
ed the food to feed their foolish
| mouths.
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LAND OPHICk at Worth,

LAND OT1IcE at W orthinxtsn. MINI.
Jan. 3. 1854
HorrCE is hereby given that the following na.
med settler has died notice "f his intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the y. ).
Land Office. at WOrthingtun Minn.. on
saturday Feb 10. lSr3.
Viz: .,aran JAnsSOn.
Homestead Application. No. 1850
For the WISE. and sen Of SEA sec 32-101-:s
He names The following witnesses +" prove his
con; lnunus residence upon, and cultivation Of,
sail land. VIZ:
A. W. L"vstadt. Charles Peterson. Ole Andcr-
son. August Anderson, Of Mobiles Co., Minn.
~ Mons GRlNAGIR, Register.
LAND OFrIcx ut WoTthinxton. Minn..
Dre. .. 1882.
NOr1Cs is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed no: ice Of his intention
+" make final pr.n't il. support VI hts claim, AM.
that said prO.i will be made before tie U. ).
Land Office 1t w"rthingtol, Mimi. ON
Friday, Jan. ~, l>a5,
VIZ: Albert LeiSi ikn,
Homestead Application, Ne. I2,67.
For The SW u see. 3.-lO:s-39
He names tie following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation Vi.
saii land, viz:
John Meyer, John Fitch. Wn. Toniord, Jas.
Hersic.
IL Mons GbINAGHR REGISTER.
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I CRAFT, M. d.,
PHYSICIAN i SURGEON.
Special attention given to Surgery and tho
Treatment Of Female DiseAsey; having lad ton
Joavs experience.
Also Surgeon Of the Sioux City & 1t. Paul aud
VorthingtOn T. 81 Nux Falls Railroads.
Supplied with fun cases II surgical and Obstee
eealinxtrunen;s, aud fracture Appliances.
OFFICIAL residence corner VI Fourth Ave.
ne and Eleventh Street,
WURTHLNGTON, AINN.
lSAly.
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4Vprthinotpn @ava,att.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY, At
ADVERTISING RATES.
40. of u. W,
M SONIC.

Worthington Lodge No G5 meets every Friday
evening J. $. MCMANUs, Master WOrkmn.
X. Il. PLOTS, Recorder.
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FOR SALE.

% t.|
tlr finest farms i'm N.1..uIpu. ..r,,i, .
vii under fence. Gug acre. i'm .utriyr
non. Inou,,rr in pasture. n min
from Waco.
S %n y" $500 nero. land d., u.....
.ruIut, .uitnhlr for .urrr,. r.l,,i.. ,I,I
.rerge plruty shsd, and v..irr
NJ 40 acres land. .nr,yfI. finn
brrcd. Ina Cnunrurhr. rutui,
No b 1880 acres unol nruIiu.
hand within nalr mile Of Nl,Gr.,nr
No 1851 acres ruud ,n.ulIu land
ON fine Neil MrI.ruunn. -llryr, ,l .l,,f
county.
No. T. 700 acres. A hrauliml farm.
fine ucnch orchard; well improved.
4OO acres in cultivation; seven m.Ir-
from Waco. near Richry station. uIl
IcXas and IT. Lou- railroad.
No. Give lot, ON North Finn
street
No. To- Five acres hand ON Nru.
Sixth street, adjoining Peter M.CHI-
Aud- residence lot.
No. IA desirable residence .r
Fourth street, three doors lum ru.
ucr of Mary. four rooms. with uul ,h.
modern couvcuicucr~
No. 1000 line Mrrinu ewes "a,
climatrd.
No. l3-l2uD luc Ncriuu ewes pc
clmntcd.
No. Ia small house and hot un
Third street. uppu,lfr CuI t. f. ptr-
rult- residence.
10 A yer, desirable hrJpI, rp-ul,u,.
ON Franklin street. near IUu.Du.I:
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o,, Sew York 81 81 peer $500 premium
sterling bank exchange 80 %,
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I.upi0n oil
oar CnII.

The demand LupDu OH Increased
go per cent during the year 1871
MLlllm
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The proof of the pudding j, not in
.Hn up the string, pat Iu having AN OPP
wuruuItg tu test thu ARTICLE direct.
Cufyr Is Moore and Dr. j. l..
Corn -h, druggists have free trial
bottle of Dr. Bu-aukD- Cough and
On Sym. Tor each aud every Que
v'.o - Effected wi b Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Consul ptiou or any Lung Al
lu.um.-ui. Iwti.
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To- tim, rule. You must settle that
rcr gut yuu owe ms with the money aud
uHe De- mp uuu We mteud tu close up
% ,nrfy days, j. T. SULLIVAN a Go.
MN
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u>ccIIcd uy None.

Eupiou on, tine family safety oil.
-MllILM
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.E..il-. pu1-. front wuvc- aud curi' IN
erII .sr.-y ~ rtc uliiu"IF p.TlHT- "i
Mr.. 3D. Doe no. ~ Austin street up
stair.
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Eupipu Oh WAS first muuuiactur in
ST. l4Yu-, NJ 4snuri, ~ lsGl, aud not an
/ accident ~ uu record IN having resulted
b q Om .ts uso.-Ujlllm
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II r.. ~. > Dos. Ihc wilmer.
Close gpim Thirty Days.
EupIon OH

ltmu-t hr done. SPOT cash at cost. ,
r. @ullNauN Co. -5l1u
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llu! per ton, ;; aIU.ul. Corn, per hu
"r Wheat Mediterranean, she, Oats,
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O., Little lokrl long cut Tor Gig
arrtty-.-uJ-f
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1883-08-18

quently to place ny gun in the
boat for the purpose Of killing the
kingishers, should any happen
near, and | have shot them in the
opposite direction from where |
was fishing, and took up my rod
and caught them the next east
without disturbing them in the
least. But if l Glanced to fire in
the direction l was fishing, so the
fish saw the flash, my fishing would
be interrupted until the fish got
over their fright. A very pretty
Illustration of fish not hearing is
to beat a tin pan under your aqua
rum where the fish cannot see
the motion, and they win not stir,
but By gently stamping on the
floor, which creates a slight jar
and does not make one huneredth
part of the noise, every fish will
be seen to start.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1883-08-18
Operators Return TO Work.
Special to Globe-Democrat.l

Special to Globe-Democrat.
Pittsburg, Pa, August 1.-THE
strike of the Pittsburg, Cincinnati
and st. Louis Railroad telegraph
ers has collapsed as suddenly as it
was inaugurated. Last night the
strikers had a meeting at which
they pledged themselves to stand
by the brotherhood, but this MORN
ing every one that could obtain
permission from the company re-
turned to work. There was but
slight delay in the running of
trains. Supt. Taylor said: ave
are all right. | have communica-
ted with all but perhaps ten of the
men by wire, and they have agreed
to go to work. The ten have not
talked with are those who were
insulting to me, not as an individ'
ual but as Superintendent, and
with them must treat personally
The men say they were dragged
into the order hastily, and that
they are now ready to withdraw
from it and work for the mteres
of the company. A number o
them withdrew last night. have
informed those who dld not ODE,
Egan's order, and who are mem
bers of the brotherhood, that the
must sever their connection witt
the organization-not that | hav'
ANYTHING against the order as a.
order. but | have found that it !
willing to advance its own intel
ests at the expense of the interes
of the Panhandle, and l can't pei
: nit of any divided allegiance o
the part Of the company's en-
ployes. We have too many live
placed in our keeping to he han
pered in any such way. There wi
be no further trouble"
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1883-08-18
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