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Blizzard Anniversary. Boreas has
been celebrating the anniversary Of the
Big Blizzard since Monday night by an
imitation or mipic blizzard. He could
not raise snow enough. however. 70 ct
up a good representation. Thanking
the public for their liberal appreciation
he hopes to do better in 1898. lie had
intended to begin the representation on
the 7th, the exact date of the great e.
hibitiou Of 1873, but was detained by
a snow blockade on the Northern Pa
cific railroad. Signed.
RORRAR
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CONTEST NOTICES.
LAND OFFICE at Worth,ngton, Mimi

LAND OFFICE at WOrthlngton, MIMI,
Dec. Il. 1882.
COMPLAINT having been entered at this Of.
flee by Geo ge Rudge against VIM. s., Conley
For failure t. comply with law as to Timber
Upon the sea Of sec. =, town lG3, range -,
In Mobiles county. Minnesota, with 4 view to
the cancellation Of said entry: contestant alleg-
vate said land and failed to plant frees, seeds or
cuttings. and has failed to have any trees grow
ing thereon thu sail parties are hereby sum.
mOne.i to appear ut this Office on
The Hth day Of Feb. 1883, at o'clock D. M,
T" respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged failure.
MONs GKINAGER Register.
II Z. H. SMITH, Receiver.
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The Sibley Tribune of the 5th con-
tains full review of the improvements
made in Sibley and Oscsola county
during the past year. They foot up
$4,000 in Sibley and 500, GOO in other
parts Of the county. The Close Bros.
built ten houses in Sibley at q cost of
1000 aud the Northwestern Building
Association built the large block, with
y hall 4sx6o feet, At a cost, Of $2o.oo0.
Close Bros. ordered $. 900 copies of this
boom edition of the Tribune.
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NOTICE. or MORTGAGE SALE BY AD.
VEETESEIkENE

C0i yVE, INV Mo- UTI.al,l, uAYr nv IN
-'o11e1 W 1"on 1"A.'" oAAA 81 49,
PEETESEKENE
W n't;;ta. 1: a., mas N.rt..o Ms"e ~ .aG
an ,,.uaruS ~ pnins :."s :.'es ~. ,"
t.ase ms vie: MEtg''K"rs. to Warren
~: nAs "Tu., no''s gee; GS ! tn' ~
~" n'.y,o ~ Dees"a.sI' a ~ ,o'' ami r.
Ter VI Deeds Oh tic eO0h ~ N0b:oS III She
state u minnesota. On tie IN DAY 81 Deeem:
MI MeI, To-! as A.:1o cnSA p ~ ~ Don = 81
mortgages, % page ~ ~ ~1tcn mere -
ciaIR'u to oe due and - Que as he dale ~
this n:t'ee. the amount Of Three Hundred
Foty AHo any S-Ieo y 1Hats tx4:;2OI ~ prln.
ci,al aud interest. AVID the further sum OF
IWsnty-fiHc ana o'-IO D0'!StS t153') a. taxes
when were PAID, on the iand IN $aid mOreKake
osScfloco, Dy Esid MOetgagoS: on the 2tth day
o. !,ecenDer. ~: Alter sai iand llad been sold
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FINAL PROOF NOTICES.

LAND OFFICE at Worthington. MINI.
Jan. :, 1893.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following ma.
med settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make final proof ~ support Of his claim, and
that said proof will he made before the U. j..
Land Office, at WorthingtoN, MIMI. on
Saturday Feb. IL, 1883.
Viz: .,afan JanssOn,
Homestead Application. No. lo,35c,
For the w11se,. and SEA Of SEA sec 81 1913.
He names the following " illnesses tO prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF,
said land. VIZ:
A. w. Lnvstadt, Charles Peterson. Ole Ander-
son, August Anderson. OF Mobiles Co.. Mimi.
~ Mons GRINAGER, Register.
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Chicago & North Western
Railway is the
OLD Esr~sLkla ada g SHORT LINE
~ G STAIRS dA5 h Az a 10y e
CHG AGO

And all points in Northern 1lltASis, Cen
tral, Eastern and Northwestern 1O.ra.
WISCONSIN, Northern Michigan, Mime.
Northern Nserask", Colorado, oWyom-
Ing, Utah. Idaho. Montana, Nevada.
torv n.;:;.k crcgG Wss9,pgton Terri
the Sandwich Islands, Awatralis, Nesc
Zealand, and all principal points In the
NORTH, NORTHWEST and WEST.
With its own lines it traverses North
ern ILLINOIS, Central and Northern
IONA: WISCONSIN, Northern MiCHi-
GAN' M1NNEsOrA. and Central DAKO-
modations that can be offered BY snv
railroad. It's train service equals that
Of any road; their speed is as great as
@ comfort cio snd SAFETY viii permit they
at junction and terminal points With
the leading railroads of the West and
northwest, and offer to those that uso
SPEED, COMFORT AND SAFETY
At CHICAGO it makes close conneo-
Ton N.Y., With all other railroads ct that city.
an through trains PARLOR CARS On it,
6lEiNG CARS On its COUNCIL B IUTFs
and on its ST. PAUL and MlNNEAPOL1S
'nfffy yssa % @aX etSSg e Rsst trains s
ss soat Xo 3S M w Ply FAKE S6SR
For rates for single or round tr1p
s1e Ks Is a an tor f1l! Information in re.
Northwest. write to General Passen0er
An Coupon Ticket Agents cell Ttckets
Up: LANG. MARVIN HuaHrrr,
W. H. STENNETT, '''
Gen Pass Agt., Chicago.
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LAND OFFICE ut Worthington. Minn..

LAND OFFICE ut Wortlington. Minn.,
Dec q. 1889.
NOTICE IS hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
t" make final proof in support of his claim, am,
that said proof will be made before the U. s.
Land Office ut WorthingtUi, Mimi, on
Friday, Jan. 81. l>S3,
Viz: Albert l.eistikn,
Homestead Application, No. 1917,
For thu Sw Il sec. 3i-lU:-3A
He names the following witnesses to prove his
said land, viz:
John Meyer, John Fitch. VIM. Tomiord, Jas,
HerSic.
IL Mons GRINAGER Register.
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Commissioner O'Hearn speaks else
whore on the park question. Mr.. o.
Hearn need have no fears ~ to his vote
on that question. When the people
come to understand the matter they
will no doubt indorse Ills action by a
nearly unanimous majority" At
least, that 10 the way it locks to US.
The people at large will take = practi-
cal instead Of fancy view Of tho mat
ter.
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CLURs.-The ADVANCE, 81 a year,
and the Americ m Agriculturist, $3.50
u year, total, So. SO. will be furnished at
S2.75 u year. The Agriculturist is un-
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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n. A. CALL, Sec.

On Saturday afternoon Miss Nellie
Thompson and Miss Midboe were
thrown from sleighlat the corner Of
4tl..av. and l0th-st and Miss NJ. was
somewhat hurt about the face. The
horse undressed himself from the
sleigh by smashing it to pieces. and A.
ter pronensAing arsun1 the park and
taking . constitutional" along the
lake shore, was caught and promised to
t'be rood" hereafter.
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Trains Oh the Burlington road have
been late for several days owing to
snow in Iowa.
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THOE. II. PARSONS.

Elsewhere appears the double column
ad. of Real Estate Dealer and Banker
Parsons. Mr.. P. is preparing for the
Spring rush and is pushing the work
He is receiving many inquiries about
lands in this county. We can Say to
all our readers abroad that they can re-
~ on his statements and on icing fair.
" and sQuarely dealt with.
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s. Mclean has rented the old butch
er shop Of Poundstone i Anderson
and 10 now prepared to furnish al
kinds Of meat. Cash paid for Hogs,
Cattle and Hides. lz-tf
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POST OFFICE BUSINESS

We are indebted to J. w. Ashworth,
late clerk Of the Warrington Post Of
fec, for the following statement "f the
business transacted for the year ending
Dec 3lst, 1882:
Amount Of postage stamps, stamped en-
velOps newspaper wrappers and
postal cards, observation-disclosures. .32.422 -
Amount Of box rent ......l5 $50 70
Total. $3.50 II
No. Of Registered letters reed, e?S.
10 d. do dispatched, Al.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
Amount of orders issued .41o, n36 50
do fees ON same. ............... Ia 10
Total, Of, l5o 60
Amount OF orders paid ................4lO 269 20
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Weather Report for Dec. 1882:
Coolest at 7 \. N. the 7th, 81 belowo.
Warnest ut 2 p. N. the LIST, SO above.
Average 18 above.
Windy days, 6.
Cloudy days, 20.
Snow fall 6 inches.
Rain fall for the year 1882, % inches.
Snow fall Do y inches.
Cloudy days, do III.
Windy days, do III.
]. III. MAXWELL. Devald.
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WANTED.

Three thousand bushels Oats, I've
hundred bushels Russian Flax, clean
from mustard; and three thousand bu.
Wheat, reasonably clean from foul
seeds. Will pay highest market prices
for same. also have good Lost Ma
tic, seed wheat for sale.
1S-2w F. ]. PORTER, Adrian, MINI.
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There will he a meeting Of tho Far
mer's Alliance No. 40 at tho school
house in district No. A. on Friday
night January 10, 1883, ut o'clOck
sharp. A full attendance is desired Is
there is to be an election of officers.
J. II. MAXWELL, Pres.
N 4 GArI 800
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1isS %H Is tits His} $spe re''


UB LIST.
We will club the ADVANCE with
other papers ut the following rates:
With the American Agriculturist, *2.75.
With the Minneapolis Tribune, 1890
With the St. Paul Pioneer Press $3.50.
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Mrs. Travis, Of Westside, died on
Sunday morning last.
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FOR SALE.-A coed work mare, "ne
yearling colt. one sulky plow. Mower
aud horse rake, heavy wagon, light
spring wagon, drag and other farm i'm
plenents: Apply at Goodnow place on
Ocher.la lake.
l9-lm WV. WOLLIsCROFT.
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Farmers and others desiring = gen.
teel, lucrative agency, by which SIS to
SIS day can I've earned. send address
at once. an postal to H. G.. Wilkinson
s. Co., 1876 and 1877 Fulton Street, New
York. 17-6m.
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T. II. Parsons recently shipped. Gear
load Of Mobiles county Timothy seed to
B ,s,on and received word that it was
thetbest seed Of the kind which had so
far been received in that city. The
Boston house spoke to the New York
house by telephone to send Mr.. P. a
draft for the amount. Telephones, No.
bles county Timothy seed, and Wort'.-
ington newspapers are among the Won
ders of the age.
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See ad. of Mr.. Kindlund,j Agent Of
several lines Of steamers. Parties wish
ing to purchase tickets for frieuds tin
the ''0ld country" should give him u
coll
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sIvrV MI XfCD DEPARTUR RE OF TRAINS.

-snoUS.o rx & ST. PAU TINE CARD:
40. PASSENGER
Ha:ve 81 T.u, at $50 .. m.
=. W<,rthingto:,, at ll.3 p. m
ARRIVE at Sioux City, at 1857 .. m.
no. :" PASSENGER
sArrive al WorthiuGtOn at 3:l8 m
Ar. at Sioux city ut 1:25 pm
1nave Sioux civ at 1910 =. m
WOr.hingtOD, ut 40 a. m.
Arrive at st. Paul, 1T 1l.55 p. m.
70 PASSENGER. ~
Leave Sioux Cityat x:iW m
Arrive 1T WOrthngtOn at II 80 IN
Ar. at st. Paul at 7:25pm
ACCOMMODATIONS.
Going East-l.eaves WorthingtOn at $40 a. IN.
Doing Wrst-icaves W"rthington at 1870 p.
:oa.and ut s:rj, 2:2O AMI 3:OOp. III.
~soRrH1NGroN AND SIOUX FALLS R. R.
5otn0 East
Arrives ut Worthington II As -
GsesnW VEST
Leaves Warrington 3 IS p. m.
Ar. 1T Sioux Falls, so
f. L. WARREN, Agent.
B.C.R \. TINE TABLE.
't3uing North-pasScnger arrives 1T $3.50 p. m.
Going SOu;i-PasSvnger leaves 1T $50 a. m.
CAN. ". TINE TABLE.
Time Of departure of Passenger Trains from
New Tim at s. a. m. : 25 >. IN.
Time Of arrival:
From the East, 80 4 m Is pm
From the West, su5am4 6 sOpn:
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PERSONALS.

I. p. Durfee, H. E. Torrance and D.
Shell left Oh Monday for st. Paul to at
tend the Grand Lodge Of the Masons.
Mayor Smith and D. Shell went to
st. Paul on Monday to confer with the
Il. Il. Land Go. about vacatins the
front OF the court house park.
Mr.. Baum an, of the Standard Oil
Co., dropped in yesterday. He halls
from our old Lancaster homestead in
Ohio.
Il. W. Wilson, Of Wortl,ington, had
y whisky call to Wind ON tuesday,. e.
he had a call to defend Woolstencroft
from charge If selling liquor to a
minor. Window Reporter.
G. T.. Whitney is OF Il visit to ALE =
gan Co., Mich, and writes rs: Il am
spreading it Oh about as thick as l
thlak it will bear, and thought you
could do the subject justice better than
l could" He wants the ADVANCE
and the documents to distribute.
James Mathews, the energetic and
whele.souled agent OF the N. Y. Chi.-
dren's Aid Society, dropped in yester-
day OF his return from Rock Rapids,
where he left Car load of boys and
girls. Hope to see him often. lie is
doing more to populate this country
than some Of the rest of us.
BRAKEMAN KILLED.
A shocking accident occurred at
Adrian OH Monday last, byiwhich John
Crippen, a main line brakeman, was
killed. He had been to Luverne on a
visit and was returning on freight
train No. 10. At Adrian he assisted
tho boys in switching, and while at
tempting to jump to tho ladder be-
tween two cars, his foot caught in the
brake beam below, and In fell to the
track. The forward wheel of the rear
car passed over his left thigh and along
his right leg as far as his ANGLE and
slid along the track for 10 or 20 Car
lengths, dragging the body without
passing ever the foot. The car had to
lie raised to get the wheel off Of the leg.
The accident occurred about l O'clock
and Crippen lived until 10 al night.
His remains were brought to Worth
ington and sent to his home at St.
Charles, Mimi, on Tuesday mornings
express. He was young man about
q years Of age, unmarried, and Is spo-
ken Of as q young man of good charac-
ter, whe was generally liked by his as
s0ciates.
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Bucklip,s Arniea S.lvs.

The best salve in tho world for cuts.
bruises, sores. ulcers. salt rheum. fever
sores, letter. chapped hands, chilblaias,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles. 1t il guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction. " money re-
funded. Price Is cents per box. For
sale by e. II. Smith. Sly
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The january thaw" continues. IL
below zero this morning.
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SUITS At COST.

IN ord3r to close out our stock Of
Clothing, w will sell our suits and
ovorcoats at: or below cost. Now l.,
the time to buy.
2O-2t s. D. BEDFORD & Bros.
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Bigelow & Plumb will make Wor.
Ellington the best place in the county
to trade. 1926
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SINGING SCllOOL.-First meeting
Tuesday evening at the School House,
! O'Clock. After that the meetings will
be::held regularly every Friday evening
at the same place.
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LOCAL..

WORTuINGTON. MIMI. JANUARY II, 1883
CLUB RATES.
The ADVANCE Is furnished at d 50 = year to
Clubs Ct ten or more. Clubs OF ten for six months
Is cents for each subscriber.
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$40 REWARD!

reward Ut Ten DO lars Will h. paid 20 any
one who shall furnish t. TBS President " Astnr-
ney Oi the
COMMON COUNCIL or THE VILLAGE Of
&OkrHlNnTON,
Information which shall Lead E., the Conviction
Of any person in Justices C,u.t Of
Selling Intoxicating Liquor as = Bsv.
erag~. Contrary t" Law,
10 the village VI Worthington, on or after Dec.
II, 1852.
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The Doctors Last Happy Resort
EVANSVILLE, Ind., Jan. IL, 1SS3.-I
recently had = very diffc ult case Ut con-
sumption. l treated it in the most
scientific manner possible, but to no
effect; patient grew gradually verse.
Rather than give up. and AS = last re-
sort, decided, much against my wish,
to use remedy that had cured one Of
ny former patients. Greatly to roy
surprise, the patient began to gain,
and in = much shorter time thar I
dared ever to expect, she was complete
ly cured. The name of this remarka-
bio remedy is DR.. Kings New Diseov-
cry for Consumption. 1 now use it
altogether in my practice.-I4eading NJ.
d.. Evansville. Trial bottles free ut
Z. w. Smiths drug store. Large size
81.
H. C. Shepard L Co. have = gasd
team IF lOrooo for a21o chean 17-ff
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Permit no ubstitution.-Insistu upon
obtaining F]oreston Cologne. 1t is
pre-eminently superior, in per,naaepcs
and rich delicacy Of fra GRANGE.
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Twill he at tho Wcrthington Hotel
Jan. 10Th to 25th. Adrian 18th and 10th.
19-3W l.. n. BEDFORD.
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I'd. BARBER,
Physician E. Surueon.

cadMate Of Medical Departn ent of Harvard
University. U. $. Examining Surgeon.
Worthington, Minn.
l0.Hly
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PROBATE COTR7'

NO13d ~ COU I.
Notice Is hereby given to the public that will
ald Probate Court on the
FIRST MONDAY or EACH MONTH,
AZ my office In the Court House In the village
?WOrthingtun.
Papers may be filed ut any other time by an
.yinEto me 1T Adrian IN said county. and an
eam!nation Of the records may be had at any
ls,e by applying to l.. b. Bennett, Clerk Of the
listrict Court
My l.. s. NELSON. Judge OF Prubete.
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There will he a masquerade hall at
the Rushmore Hotel on tho 18th of Jam
uary. Mr.. and Mrs. ADVANCE invited.
Would like to attend and amNse eur
Episcopal leg. Our Congregational leg
has overcome its religious scruplss' on
the subject of dancing aud stands,
walks Or runs ready to join its Episco-
pal brother in \ little harmless ::Amuse-
ment.
There was a second grand ball at the
Chapman House in Heron Lake last
night.
II. c. Shepard & Go. are selling the
best kind eff ILLINOIS COAL at S.. 80
per ton and "What Cheer" lest quail
ty of Iowa Coal at S6.OOper ton. A ill.,
eral deduction from above prices if sold
in Car load lots at mine weights. 2Otf
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE or MORTGAGE NALE BY AL
FERIISENEiVT.

NOTICE or MORTGAGE SALE BY AID.
TER7ISEAENT:
"HEREAS, Default has been made in the
condillohS vi a certain mortgage executed
ami delivered by
e: =: Dryden and Helen a; Bryden, his wife.
dated ti:e lotl, day of September A. ID. 1871, and
recorded III the Office Of the Register of Deeds III
The c.h.nty Uf Mobiles in the Slate Of Minnesota,
on the 10Th day Of September A. D. 1877. at
1SV on which there is claimed to be due and Is
due at the date OF this notice the amount OF Six
Hundred and Forty-Seven (3A7UO) Dollars,
principal and interest,
ted at law Or III equity to recover the debt sccur-
ed by said mOrtgag or any part thereof.
Now, notice Is hereby given, that hy virtue Of
power Of sale con, aimed in said mortgage. and
said mortgage will be toyeeloSeu BY sale Of the
mOrtglgcG premises therein described, at pub
lie auction for cash. BY the sheriff vi said county,
1T the front door III the Court House in the vii
l;s,e ot WOrthington in the county VI Mobiles and
State Of minnesota, on
Saturday. the Gath day of February,
a. d. 1885, 1T 10 O'Clock In the forenoon, to sat
mortgage. with the interest thereon, amt costs
and expenses Of sale. and Twenty-Five dollars
attorney ) fee, rs stipulated III said mortgage in
case Of foreclosure.
The premises described In said mortgaSe. and
to be sold. the lot. piece parcel III land
situated In the county Of Mobiles and State IT
Minnesota. aud known and described Is follows.
lU-wit:
o 81 sits sa f"sr 1
morrill, Of K'aie Al f %1%@2LL xortx,r..
GEO. ". Wilson, Attorney Of Mcctg:gee.
Dated JANUARY 9Th. 1888.
1St pub. JANUARY H. lSS3
Isisl DuO. Feb. p. lSS3.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-01-11

Our friend DR.. b. s. Langdon, we'll
known to the older settlers here as 4
former Worthingtonian, recently made
. narrow escape from being Rugged 10
death by bear ia the mountains of
Pennsylvania. We shall publish full
description of his thrilling adventure
in next weeks ADVANCE, copied from
the Philadelphia Times.
DR.. Clippenger. made ever 200 lbs of
butter from Dec. 4 to Jan. 1. from six
cows, two being two-year-old hei!ers.
He is shipping to Minneapolis aud
getting 35c ID. which indicates the
character Of the butter. Whenever our
farmers get into dairyiug and stock
they will become rich.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-01-11

HOUSE TO RENT.-Apply to
l9-tf S. MCLEAN.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-01-11

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