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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-02-01
y The Modified Instincts OF a Blind Cat.

,s;ogi, The family fayorite whose misfortune:
have affored an opportunity to observe
the, workings of instinct, under diff
Ecuitfes Is d noble specimen Of the genus
.vdskss< = Pidopfj is bis game given for
simple euphony. without regard to gen.
" fd9rTx During the four years of his life
o,,.,.he has never been known to do anything
wrong, unless it be. to Fl chit most DIES.
perately. against al feline intrtders In
Die some one ofAhfs MANY encounters, Dido
met with an injury in one of his feet
: that made a surgical operation neces-
- Asary, from which he recovered, bat
shortly afterward went totally bind.
,g.s a cataract was formed over each eye,
by which, repeated experiments
proved, vision was thoroughly obscured.
:. e This calamity came on suddenly, and
SIS paced the cat, in circumstances not
provided for by the ordinary gifts of in
ri stinct. What to do with himself was
plainly a problem hard to be solved.
-. He would sit and NEW most piteously,
=, as if bemoaning his, condition; and
when he attempted to move about, he
s II met with al the n1ishaps that the reader
~ will be likely to imagine He ran
against walls, fell down stairs, stumbled
over sticks, and when once on the top
rail of the fence he would traverse its
entire length seeking in vain for safe
q
would run about bewildered, as if not
knowing whence the voice came nor
: whittier he should go to find the one
calling. In short, Dido's life seemed
hardly worth living, and we were seri-
80 ously plotting his death, when the cat
himself clearly concluded that he must
~. make his other senses atone for the loss
of sight. isls ssk-sS
OF was very curious to watch his ex-
periments. One of the first OF. these
:" was concerning the art of going down
stairs. Instead of paving the air, as he
had been doing on reaching the top
= stop, be went to one side till he felt the
banisters touch his zwhiskers, and then,
guided thus, he would descend safely
and at full speed, turning into the hall
~ on gaining the last STEP; One by one
he made each familiar path study, de-
termiffed the exact location of each
door, explored anew all his own haunts,
and seemed bravely resolved to begin
life over again., The result was so un-
expectedly successful that we were de-
ceived into the notion that sight had
% been restored. But by placing any obs
~ 2stacle in the path, and then calling him
eagerly to his customary feeding places
it YES evident that he was entireiv
blind, for he would run with full force
against the box or other obstruction,
! zahd then, fortune afterward, he would
1pf6ceed with renewed caution:
Dido's s'voice is still for war;" and
his blindness does not make him any
less successful in his duels with in
Vfl ttitders. u Heleten goes IAhroad1in quest
UIttttU u Il nIAfsftt = Dttt era
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-02-01

The growers of the fine flowers
which stock the New York winter mar
ket, are most of than well educated
Scotchmen or EngIishmen, many of
whom have brought their business to q
success financially. s.-5.
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John Brennan sold his furniture ut
auction on Tuesday, and will leave in y
few days for the east where he will
spend the winter.
Exercises vt the Worthi"gton schools
on Friday Afternoon next in commend.
ration Of the anniversary of Garheld's
birthday. The pablo are invited.
Thos. L. Potter left Monday for
Window where lie will spend the win
ter. Mr.. P. has been here all summer
and fall working with W. II. Bigelow,
the builder.
The best Fancy Patent Flour, "Gold
Medal" Cal, sell it for cash only
Don't ask for credit on 1t, though you
may he worth thousands Of dollars
Your responsibility is not in question,
but have got to have cash for the
flour. (l22w) GEO. NJ. PLUME.
Thanksgiving. Gov. Hubbard has
appointed Thursday, Nov. Goth, same
as the Presidential appointment, for
day Of thanksgiving. That will be
two weeks from to-day.
~
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TEACHEl1'N ASSOCIATION.

The Teachers Association met in
the High School room Saturday. Nov.
10Th. The meeting WAS called to order
by the president. Tie minutes of the
last meeting we're read aud approved.
The Constitution was read and adopt.
ed. On motion, the following officers
were elected: President. Mr.. Nelson;
Vice President. Prof. Wright; Secre.
tary, NJ. 5. Twitcl'ell; Treasurer. Miss
Plumb. On motion, it was decided
that this Association should meet 1T
Worthington the second Saturday Of
each month. and 1T Adrian the FIRST
Saturday Of each month. The exer-
cises were as follows: A lesson ia
reading, by Miss smith; select reading
Mr.. HaI!ns; spelling methods. by Prot.
Wright; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Miss
PlMssl': remarks ~, drawing by Prof
Wright and Mr.. Hallas. The following
programme was handed in for the next
meeting; lseading. Miss Curtiss; Histo-
~. Miss Smith: Arithmetic. Mr.. Hal
las; Orthoeraphy. Mr.. Washburn; Writ.
ing. Mrs. T.. A. Read; Language. Prof.
Wright. Adjourned TO meet second
Saturday in December.
-- N. 3. TVITcRRlL. Sec.
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ADRIAN.

Election over and Adrian people
have regained their accustomed bust
ness going ways just rs though the
county had not been lost and saved.
Daniel Fritz, our new furniture man,
is putting up Il building for storage and
work shop.
Our school opens very promisingly
this week with Mr.. Geo. Hallas, princi-
pie, and Miss Rose McKeOn, assistant.
Undoubtedly there will he Il large At
tendance IN both rooms, and pupils Can
progress rapidly. If they choose. with
experience.
J. II. Douglas. Of Sibley, is appr:,is-
ing Close Eros. lands in this vicinity.
Geo. Warner, who resided in Adrian
one summer 4 few years ago, was in
town this week.
Banker Jacobs, Of Luverne. was ov-
er Saturday looking after business in
terests.
G. Wpse lost his new barn. set har-
Ness. :, lumber wagon, and Il horse one
night last week by II prairie fire.
We noticed the handsome face of JAS
Derry on our street one day last week.
l.. Franklin intends to move his
stock to Rock Rapids next week.
Considerable cnrnplaint hereabouts
of sore thrOats and bad colds.
Quite taste Of winter Tuesday even.
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson returned
from their visit at Sioux Falls Mon.
day.
Joseph Gown has gone to keeping
house in Clifford Chamberlain house
this week.
Little N+lse is now clerking for L.
G.. Clemens.
Thos. johnson has taken position
in a. NJ. Deckpr's store.
A train set fire to grass in the park
west of the mill Sunday evening and it
Looked interesting for few minutes
for perso IS living on the hill.
Lew Rue has been appointed mar
shall ly the village board. Levi will
make Il good one, see il he don't.
A passing train set the prairie grass
on fire just west IT Squire CIIil,ls' place
Sunday p. m.. which came near doing 4
large amount Of damage for Mr.. T..
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FIRE.


On Tuesday about noon, during the
high wind, 4 prairie.fire came down
upon the farm of Robert Shore, in
Ransom, and burned his barn and
granery, together with considerable
machinery. u quantity of grain, eight
head of sheep, three fat hogs. and a
number of smaller articles such as far
mers have about barns. The loss is
from $500 to $1,000. No insurance.
The fre started about two miles north
Of Mr.. Shore's place.
A vacant house GA the Clark place
was also burned and considerable hay
toward Bigelow. Parties who saw the
fire BEARING down say that flames were
carried so feet high and whirted about
as in Il whirlwind.
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COUNTY NEWS.
RANSOM

The picture ofa COW, we suppose that
is villa, it was made for, looks as much
like Il cow as the editor does like y
man.
Most of our farmers are pretty we'll
along with their work.
We are in hopes of getting around
the town sOOl. and note down the stock
81, rs tO help to keep up the boast of
Mobiles county for Il stock country.
Patcv McCann fell from Il horse last
week. dislot'gi"g his shoulder, but is
doing well now.
We lost box Of cigars on Miss
Graves on the election, but we cannot
blame the editor of tile ADVANCE.
REMOu.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

nEFAULT having been made in the payment
IL Of Five Hundred and Twenty three Dollars,
which is claimed to be due at tile date hereof,
on q mortgage made by James B. Ward and
Hulda N. Ward, mortgagOrs, to Eliza Barclay,
mortgage, and dated April nth, 1878, and re-
corded April nth. 1873 in book ''R Of mortgages,
page 276 in the Office Of the Register Of Deeds OF
Mobiles county, Minnesota; and which mortgage
was assigned by said mortgage to- Henry II.
LOOMS, and said assignment recorded in book
&C. OF mortgages on page $40, in said Register
of Deeds office, on November 5th, 1888; and said
assignee having paid the taxes DUE delinquent
and unpaid on the premises In said mortgage de-
scribed. amounting to $59.s5-l0O. and which is a
part OF said amount so claimed to he due and no
action or proceeding having been instituted to
recover said debt or any part thereof:
Now therefore, notice IS hereby given. that by
virtue Of the power Of sale in said mortgage con-
tanned. and pursuant to the statute in such case
made. the premises in said mortgage described.
viz; The east half Of the southeast quarter of
section tlirty-four, in township 100. in range 40.
In Mobiles county, Minnesota, will be sold at
public auction on
December Goth, 1883,
at ten O'Clock a. NJ. at the front door of the
court house in WorthingtOn village. in said No
bles county, to payt the amount due on said mort
gage. and expenses Of sale and twenty-five dol
lars attorneys fees stipulated in said mortgage
and said mortgage will be thereby foreclosed.
Nov. nth, 1888.
HENRY II. LOOMS, Assignee
DANIEL ROHkER, Attorney. l2-6t
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
MORTGAGE SALE.

nEFAULr having been made in the payment
~ Two Hundred and FOrty-seven 75.lOO Dol
lars, which is claimed to be due at the date
hereof. on q mortgage made by George Parshall,
mortgagOr, to Henry H. Loomts. mortgage, and
dated November 18th, 1877. and recorded NOvem-
Der 10Th. 1877, in book "B', Of mortgages. page
222 in Office Of Register of Deeds of Mobiles coun-
ty, Minnesota; and no action or proceeding hav.
Ing been instituted to recover the debt secured
thereby. or any part thereof:
Now therefore, notice is hereby given, that by
virtue Of the power OF sale contained in said
mortgage, and pursuant to the statute IN such
case made the premises in said mortgage de-
scribed viz The north half Of the southwest n! e;
quarter of section tWenty-eight, III township 10a.
range 10, in Mobiles county, Minnesota. will be
sold at public auction on
December Goth, 1888.
at II O'Clock a. M. at the front door of the court
house in WOrthington village, in said Mobiles
county. to pay said debt and expenses Of sale
and twenty-five dollars attorneys fees In said
mortage stipulated; and said mortgage will be
thereby fOreclOSed.
Nov. 18th, 1882
DANIEL ROuRER, Attorney. Ll2-6
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aBerlhiualpu 9duanet.
p!pLrsuso WEEKLY, At

VOxTH1NG ron, MOBILES COUNTY, MINI.
f,rms Two Dollars per year, invariably in ad.
Ance. An or.aers will receive prompt attention:
Communicat..,n ms intended for publication must
he writer ~ a gu..anty Of good faith-nOt nee
SosaIaly fer pNblicatton.
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The New High Arm Davis Vertical
Feed Sewing Machine wl'icl, is attract
ing Is" ,nuch attention is wonderfully
adapted to 4" fine and heavy work be.
cause it feeds from above instead of
below Ask tn see it even If vo,, are
not wishing to buy It is for sale hy
J. II. johnson ut W0rthing,om. ll.2
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Board Of Trade. The Board had q
full and interesting meeting last
night. Il. r. Miller was elected SEC
rotary vice F. Lewis, resigned. Nat.
ters relating t" immigration. railroads,
and the development vt the county.
were discussed. The Board contrm-
plate sending an agent east this win
ter to advertise the town and county
and secure immigration.
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TIME TO STOP IT.

It's too bad, Sir or Madam. but don t
get frightened. Your hair is falling
"ff-tilat's certain. \ glance in the
mirror, or AZ investigating committee
Of fingers tell the dismal story. We
won't discuss the possible cause. 1t
is enough that Parkrr's Hair Balsan,
used now vii prevent further destruc-
ton. Is your hair somewhat gray, too.
and crisp? Alas. yes. The Balsam will
give back the original color, softness
and gloss. Not dye, not oily. elegant
ly perfumed. Il perfect dressing.
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live AGENTS WANTED.

To sell DR.. Chascs ltecpes; or Information
for Everybody, in every county i'll the Uni: ed
States and Cal,adas. Enlarged BY the publ her
10 G4S pages. 1t contains EYER 2c0U household
RECIPES and is sui ed to All classes aud condi-
ti,,nS OF society. A wonderful book and a hOus'. =
hold necessity. 1t sells at sight. Greatest i'll
ducrments ever offered to book agents: Sam
pie copies sent by mail p"stpai for 800 tx
elusive territory given. Agents more th,n dou-
bic their money. Ad iress Dr. Chase's Steam
Printing House. Ann ArhOr. Michigan. 3m
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GEO. NJ. PLUMB

Is agent for any Kind of or
gan you want to buy. "A thor
oughly competent Judge and
repairer. Call on him for re-
liable information, lowest pri-
ccs, most liberal terms. Adj
vice free. Organs to rent
Sample on hand. 26ly
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REAL ENTAIE HALEsH.

%. Shell $50. have sold three quar-
ter sections in Lorain to Geo. d. Day.
ton, viz: the + and nw4 of section q.
Consideration, $500 cash.
Besides this tract Mr.. d. owns all Of
%, the nw@ Of 81, the nj If 26, and l2O
acres on 80. in all l72O. and all IN To-
rain. This will make a good sized
stock farm,
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Mons GRfNAGER, Register.
LAND OFFICE ut Wortl,ingtcn,

LAEDV7FFICE NtHH,
Oct. l9. 1888
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed no ice Of his Intention
t. make final proof IL support Of his claim, AMI
that said proof will be made before the U, 5.
Land Office at Wnrthington, Mimi, on
Monday. Nov. &c. 1883,
VIZ: John kricr.
Homestead Application. No. 11,sC9.
For h. ne14 zee. l4.ln4-4i.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon, aud cultivation Of
said land. viz:
Abraham johnson. b. r. johnson. Wor, hing.
ton. Ni"hOlas Bertrand Iona, Levi H. Baxter,
Mo~. GR1sAsER Register.
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METEoRoLoGY.-Prof. Tice makes !
new departure" in HIS Farmers Al
na,,ac and Weather Forecasts for 1884,
adding much Of value aud interest to
all, aid especially to tile farmer. The
large amount 1T information In regard
to the Care Of Stuck, their Diseases.
symptoms, Cure, ETC.. prepared Ly the
most celebrated veterinary surgeon in
America, and the rules, now given for
the hrst time. which, will enable any
person to tOreteil the approach of frost,
are among tile new features introduced
IN the Forthcoming issue. ..W~ati,er
Feretelling, and the article showing
how the clouds indicate the approach
of storms. will prove Of general inter-
rst. A funny corher'' will be given
tor those who enjoy 4 good laugh, while
tile careful llouSe-keeper is not forg"t-
ten. Send for it, read it. follow its nd.
vice, and be happy. Tice & Lillingston.
the publishers, 8O5 N. Third ST., st.
Louis, Mo-, Will mail sample copy and
terms to the trade OH receipt Of twenty
cents.
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December Dist 1899
MORTGAGE SALE,

HENRY H. LOOMS. Mortgagec.
DANIEL ROHRER Attorney. HIT
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To Rent, house on 18th Street.
5tf r. u. BARBER.

I lave one Of the finest breeds Of
stock il the county on my farm in Lo-
rain. His father was imported. Call
and ace him.
6-2w] WIN. FIRTH.
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There IS 40 reason why any woman
or child should 90 without headyear
when they can get it ut Mrs. DrW"lt's.
Hats. B"nnets. and Dress Hoods in all
the latest styles; also P!umes, Tips.
Wings. Birds. Ponpons and Fancy
Fea, hers in all colo"S. cheap. Will not
cheap.
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Land Office at Wor,h'ngton Minn.,

Land Office at WOrIh'NgtON Mimi,
oct q, 1855.
Notice Is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice IF his intention to
make nnal proof in support Of his cl,in,. and
that 81! d proof will be ma lie Iet re the L. $.
Land Office 1T Wnrthing on: Mimi, on
Monday, Nov %. 1883, viz:
Viz: Cllas. w. Prt:iS,
Homestead application No. l2,o52
He amt> TIL. following Witnesses t" prove his
CONTIGUOUS residence upon, and cultivation of,
said land, viz:
WortIIingt'n, Mimi, Henry Slater, Adrian,
MONS GRrNAGER Register.
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The Annual Meeting Of the Mime
sofa Association Of Spiritualists will
be held il Minneapolis, at ESQ Second
Avenue South, Nov. Gath AMI 25tl,.
Good speakers will be in attendance.
and As We have some very good resi-.
dent test Mediums who will give public
tests, u general good time may he ex-
pected. 1t is hoped that there will be
good representation Of the Spiritual
lists of tho State. rs there is important
business to be transacted, involving the
receiving u donation OF grounds ill.,
tended for camp meeting PURPOSES
Come friends, and give us your cuun-
sci, your money and labor! 70 make
ready n grand rallying point for the
Spiritualists If the Northwest.
SUSIE NJ. JOHNSON, Prest.
Per Order Executive COMMITTEES.
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The new masonic hall is partly plas.
tered and IL now ready for the last
coat. The ventilators have arrived and
will he put in in u few days. A few
weeks more will probably see the hall
flushed aud then you can come on
witt, your concerts and theatres.
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MORTGAGE SALE,

nefau't havi.. y bee" ma ie in the payment of
~ Four iiund cd and Ninety one and o. lov
Dollars. t.. ~ which is claimed to be due At
the date hereof, Oh il mortgage, made by :. A.
H;ldreth and Martha llildretn, Nor. gagors. to
Henry H. LoonIis, Mort agee, I'D d;l,ed Au,
gust tn. 1877. AID rec rded Augu t TIN. q, in
book "B of NOR cages, page l6!, in the Office Of
the Register Of Deecs Of Mobiles county, Mimi.
es"ta, and no action or prmeeding having
been Instituted 10 recover the debt secured
thereby, or any part thereof:
Now, therefore nO:ce is hereby given that by
vir. lie Of the power Of sale III said mortgage
contained, ard pursuant 70 me ,tatute in suc''
c,Se made, the premises in said mortgage de-
scribed viz: The nor, Invest quarter OF secti N
rty-tour, in township 10 RANGE Il, in Mobiles
county, Minnesota, will be sold at public auc-
ton Oh
December 2lst, 1883,
At one o'clock p. M, at the front door OF the
court house in Worthingtom village, in said
Mobiles G. unity, to pay said debt u, expenses Of
sale. and twenty five dollars attorneys fees IN
sal mortgage stipulated; and thereby said
mortgage will be fOreclosed.
Nov. 18th, 1853.
HENRY H. LOOMS, Mortgage.
DANIEL ROHRER, Attorney. HIT
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USE THE BEST

Cough medicine in the world, for sale
by y. W. smith. druggist. Don't for
get the name, Piercr's White Pine and
Tar BalsaI,. for all affections of the
GEO. II. B1oELow. Gen'l ACt..
5-2w] Window, MINI.
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FOR RENT.-Mr Plumb Will vacate
the store room in the ADVANCE block
about November fist and the room is
for rent. It is the handsomest room
in town and the best corner for a gro.
Gerry or dry goods store.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURES OF MAILS
ARRIVES.
Northern daily l2:1sa. m.
st. Paul and East 3:25 p. m.
0outheYn - 3:2 Il. ~.
1aatern :. G. Il. & N. ll:O p. ~.
Woetorn- WorthingtOn & Sioux FaIs, Scoop m
Round Lake, SATURDAYS IL IN
DEPARTS.
Northern fdafsy). 1928 a. m.
do to It. Paul and beyond : q p m
3outhorn 12:;aa. m.
Eastern - B. r. IN. $3.50 4. IN.
-WorthimetOn & sioux Falls 49, ~
Round .--..c, a,urdo,s l y ~
Mails carried by day trans close 30 minutes
oefOre departure. All others at O'Clock p NJ.
Once hours from \. m. to 9 p NJ. Son lays
from to 9 m and II IN to ! y. m.
Money orders issued AMI letters registered be.
sWeen o'clock 4 III and 8 p m.
r. D. BARBER. p. ~.
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They say ~ word to the wise is snf-
ficiemt." but We think it takes about
five. Use Dr.. Bulls C"ugl. Syrup.''-
You can get this article IN any drug
store for twenty-five cents. Physicians
recommend it.
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LETTER HEADS.

Those letter heads, endorsed by the
Eoard If Trade. can now be had at the
ADVANCE in any quantity desired
Come in and get all you want.
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kuckifn,s ArNlca Salve.

ne greatest medical wonder Of the
w"'ld. Warranted to speedily cure
burns, bruises. cuts. ulcers, salt rheun,.
1tVrr sores, cancers, piles, ch,lbla,ns.
coins. letter, charped hands. and all
SKI" erupti"ns, guaranteed t" cure in
every instance, or money refunded. %
cents per box. For sale by e. W. Smith
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LORAIN.

j. Firth left for SteWartville on Mon.
day night to learn the milling trade,
where he will remain for three years.
Jackson Tharpe has threshpd. His
oats went 40 bm. to the acre. E.. Ma
riom's went AZ bu., MIR. Tuttle's IS hu.
Mr.. Tomford and James Hazard
have tlreslIed their grain.
r. Firth has 5-year-old horse for
sale. Call and SET him.
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LAND OFFICE at Woythingt"n, MINI.

LAND OFFICE at Worthingt"n, MINI.
Oct. %, 1855
NOTICE is hereby given tina, the following
make final proofin support OF his claim, and that
id proof will I've made before The U. 5. Land
Office 1T WOrt,inEtOn, MIMI, on
Monday, Nov. 2G 1883,
Viz: Jacob Sanger.
H"meStca Application No 1925.
For the sw]4 sec. 81 i04 Al.
H. names tile following witness to prove nj :,
continuous residence upon, and cultiva, Ion of,
said land. viz:
ChaS. W. Pttis, Ru>hmore, MIMI. Ephraim
Ely Fred Bloom, Thos. Lynch, WortlIingtull.
Aim.
9 MOSs Gu1NAGER, Register.
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A MEAN TRICK FOR MILLS.

Maud $. Graves WAS the Republican
candidate tor superintendent of sc''mls
in Mobiles county. but WAS beaten bad
'y 1T the polls Ivy +. :. Mills. imdeprn-
'leEt. This WAS very ungallant treat
ment of Il la..y.-St. james Journal.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-11-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
EYE AND AR, AARRH,

Throat Affections, Asthma. Bronchitis. Con
SUMPTION Headache. Deafness, Heart, BLOOD,
liver and KIDNEY Diseases. Nervous Disorders.
and general i'll Health Of Women, have for the
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Brady Street, Davenport, Iowa. Office pr actice
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