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RAILROA NEWS.
OUR ROAD TO BISMARCK.

OUR ROAD TO BISMARCK.
The Cedar ltapids Republican tf
Aug. 81, says.
According to advices from Bismarck,
u. T., "a tremendous scheme HAS been
formed Of late in that city BY several Of
tile stauncl capitalists and y New En-.
gland syndicate representing plenty Of
money, for constructing y line Of rail-
road to Chicago, to be called the Bis
marck and Southeastern railroad.
Starting from Bismarck 1t will strike
Aberdeen and .FlaA.lrau. and from the
latter point to WOrthimgtOn, where it
W II connect with the Albert Lea sys-
tenn direct to Chicago and st. Louis.
An effort is now being made to secure
the assurance Of II. Il. Cable. Of the
Rock Island system. to receive his sup
port. The secretary If the company is
Mr.. Geo. G. Hills, recently assistant
ticket agent for tile Rock Island at
Davenport. In his circular he says
that 1.-The capital stock of the company
ten million dOllars-a large part Of
which has already been subscribed, )"
and IF anybody wants to know any
thing further letters can be addressed
| tn him on the subject!'' The moirc.
IosO ~ WV SuSCl W 1So OptCoA W HAVE
| remarkable confidence in ay0uth not
yet in his majority.
This is not very new as to the pro-
ject, for the ADVANCE has been pro-
claiming it for weeks, with it's usual
railroad foresight and ''hindsight.''-
But the information of local com pany
is new and we are glad to see the pro-
ject materializing.
Nearly every movement on the rail
road chess board now is proving : the
correctness of the claim put in by
the ADVANCE years ago, Wig: that
Worthington was to be on the great
highway from Chicago and st. Louis
to the Northern Pacific and on to the
Pacific coast.
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Announcement

Having been teacher in the public schools OF
Wisconsin amt Minnesota for about ten years,
and feeling competent to fill the office hereby
announce myself \ candidate for County Super
intendent of Schools: subject to the will of
the voters OF the county.
GEO. y. uALLAS
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Plumb keeps the best cigars in town.
Ask those who buy Of him. 1.2w

Miss Lottie Savannah met with a
singular and painful accident Wednte-
day morning. She stepped upon a
chair to set the clock, when the train
came, and in stepping back off of it her
foot slipped and she fell across the
back Of the chair, knocking the breath
out of her, and causing her tO faint
dead away. She was pretty badly
bruised acrsss the stomach, and has
been confined to her he'd. hut il is
thought no permanent injury will re-
silt.
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liam furnishes this

The first American inscription upon
the oa'rlisk. now standing in Central
Park, New York, will h.: ''Use DR.
Bulls Cough Syrup. Price Is cents.''
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Announcement.

To THE VOTERS OF MOBILES COUNTY:
Relieving that have given general satisfac-
ti"n in performing the duties of the Office during
the present term, hereby present my name to
the > tiers of this county as candidate for re.
election to the Office Of Register Of Deeds.
b. +. JOHNSON.
WOrthingten, August 8, 1883.
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The ADVANCE is printing the Pre-
mium List. u pamphlet Of about fifty
pages, for the Agricultural Society.
This has kept all hands on the jump
and caused some neglect to the paper
this week
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The statement that Plumb sells his
goods higher than others to make up
for the trouble Of free delivery il fi,lxc
and malicious. There is 10 place il.
town where yon can get more salts
factory prices and quality of goods and
more uniformly fair treatment (if vol,
are honest men and pay your debt 81
than ut Flu,nbs, aud lie himself admits
1t. Tilt
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From the Guardian.

AS u finale to our article of last week
on Ed Cooper's line herd of cattle, we
have tins week to announce that he
s"ld, on Monday, to IL Mr.. Duey. Of
Sargent's Bluffs, Iowa. SIS head IF his
steers, for the snug sum of $780,
Pretty good for two and three years old
grass fed steers, is it not? In what else
could Il man engage that would pay
him 4 handsompr income for the capt.
tai invested? Surely not in exclusive
gram raising. though that is a good in
vestment il this vicinity this year. .
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N-ff Il Mcdowell have dissolved
partnership, Mr.. Mcdowell taking the
Pioneer saloon.
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Adjourned meeting Of Worthington
Board nf Trade at Sp. M. Wednesday.
Sept. 18th. Full attendance partici,-
Larry desire
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For Auditor.

| EDITOR ADVANCE: Please announce my name
| to the public as Il candidate for the office Of
COUNTY AUDITOR
T. l.. TAYLOR,
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MASONIC,
MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

AUDITOR-E. 8. Mills.
TREAsUREK-H. G. Shepard.
REGIsrEK or DEEDs-B. +. johnson.
.iuM;r or PROHArE-Wm. Wigham.
CLERK or COURr-L. g. Bennett.
SHEKIFF-R. X. Miller.
COURT COMM1SSlONER-Fred Bloom.
COUNTY ATTORNEY-GeO. w. wilson.
C(,RONER-J.S 5. McManuS:
County SUrERINrENDENr-L.S S. Nelson
COMMISSIONERS.
RYrst District-P. Blaine, OF Herscy:
Hecond Districl-T. l.. Taylor, OF Elk;
1Ntrd Observation-Disclosures Gown, OF Adrian.
EDurth District-Maurice OHearn. O1 Grand
Prairie. ,r.,.:. w.,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Announcement.

EDITOR ADVANCE: P.ease say t" the people
of Mobiles county that c. L. Pope will be 4 can
didate for the office of County Superintendent
Of Schools for the coming term.
August 18th, 1883. MANY FRIENDS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EYE AND EAR, CATARRH,

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
past twenty five years eceived the SPECIAL at
tentiOn OF Doctor z. Walter Connaughton. 400
Brady Street, Davenport, Iowa. Office practice
only. Correspondence and Consultation GRATIS.
Patients Cured at Home. Address Lock Drawer
No. 292. Telephone No. 26. f1-3nl
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

REAL ESTATE SALES.
D. Shell s. Go. have sold tho follow
ing:
Sc or. e1-102.4O IT, u. N. Turner.
NV or. Of 21.1O2-4O to II. J. Pennhal-
Logon.
5 hlf. of ne Or. and lot 8 OH section
z7-1O2-4O to JAS. Fl. McReberts.
Mr.. Beers, of El,nira. has purchased
the Mrs. Clippinger place on the west
lake, including one quarter of railroad
land and II acres OF government lake
front.
ANOTHER DISTIN GUIsAt:D VISIToR.
On Friday night last Gen. &. T..
Beauregard, Of New Orleans, came up
over the Burlington and registered at
the Worthington. He left on the early
train for MinnetOnka, and few of our
people knew that he was in town. Even
the alert reporter of the ADVANCE did
not get an interview out of him. Gen.
Beauregarl fired the first gun IN the
late civil war and precipitated tho four
years. gigantic conflict. He is a small
wiry, magnetic man. now quite gray or
white. and has helped to make great
deal of history.
BuckIln's Arntca Salve.
The greatest medical wonder of the
world. Warranted to speedily cure
burns, bruises, cuts, ulcers, salt rheum,
fever sores, cancers, piles, clllbla,ns,
corns, letter, chapped hands, and all
skin eruptions, guaranteed to cure in
every instance, or money refunded. 2:
cents per box. For sale by G. W. Smith
YEA TIER REPORT FOR A 10 Us7: 1888
Collest at \. M, the 18th. SO above
Warmest at p. M. 18th. So above.
Average for the month, III above.
Rainfall 81 inches.
Cloudy days, ID.
Windy days, IL.
J. II. MAXWELL,
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&. 3. L"veless has our thanks for
sending u copy of the New Jersey
Coast Pilot published ut Camden, the
home Of Walt Whitman.
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Announcement.

EDITOR ADVANCE: hereby announce myself
rs Il candidate for the Office OF SUPERlNTEND-
ENT OF SCHOOLS, subject to the will Of the peo-
pie. X. G.. WARD.
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For SALE.-One span of mares and
tw" colts, Zone three. year DID, Also
~ head Of sheep. mostly Young. APP
ply to or address, II. HEssELRoTH,
2-tf] Hprsey.
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The Excursion. Mkt Tuesday is
the day set for the excursion of land
seekers. Mr.. Parsons tells us that he
expects quite Il crowd and we hope that
our hotels, ETC., Can accommodate
Them
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BIGELOW.

DxuGAOUs
Born, Aug. 10Th. to MIR. and Mrs. D.
Baldwin. Il boy. This item is rather
late but harvest is busy time you
know. a ..a.a.
Reynold Bros. & Trip have purchas-
I'd u new Ault,nan Taylor thresher, SO
look out for some big Lhreshing.
We hear of big cuts in threshing
rates, down as low a Ct cts for flax.
Peavey Bros. will occupy the Gown
warehouse again this fall.
Work has progressed slowly on the
the new elevator but is being pushed
now.
Henry Morey, a former resident Of
this place, is at work OIL the elevator.
Harvest is finished except flax.-
Stacking is now in order. Some thresh'
ing being done but not enough to get
III estimate of yield. Most of the
wheat, except Blue Stem Fife, has
blighted Il good deal.
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SHEEP FOR SALE:-1C0 head of sheep
for sale for cash or on time Inquire
of (1-3W) E. r. uUMISTON.
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Announcement.


EDITOR ADVANCES: Being interested in public
education and believing that / can raise the
public schools of our county tO q higher stan
tlard, hereby present my nam us il candidate
for Superintendent ut Schools, subject to the
wishes Of the voters Of this county.
DR. J. CRAFT
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Patrons If the school will please take
notice that under the new law the
school books are the property Of the
county and cannot he sold on credit to
anyone. II. u. BARBER.
2.2w Co. Agent.
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GIRLS WANTED.-At the Lake
House. three girls. So per week fol-
good girls. e.. Is. I.OvELEss.
52-3W
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HORSES

4 good team of horses or cheap team
of brood mares for sale, or trade for
cattle or young stock. Inquire ut this
office. 2-3*] WILL F.. OLIVER.
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The village council have employed
T.. NJ. Plumb to trim up the trees along
our streets. 1t improves them about
rs much as does 4 fellows appearance
to have his hair cut.
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n. n. Call is building quite al addi
ton to his house west Of town.
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BLOOM.

The weather has been fine for the
past two weeks and the farmers were
happy.
Harvesting is nearly finished and
stacking is we'll along.
The musical mowers are heard on
every side. and hay stacks are becom-
ing numerous. Il. 3. Fellows has ov.
er seventy tons stacked.
The wolves GOT too many for Mr.,
Stranger, and he has put his sheep in
t" w. II. Booths herd. He lost IL
sheep in six weeks.
BLOOM.
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Crab Apples 1T Plumb's, 10 cents II
peck. 2-1w
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T. II. Crever has been repairing tllt
sidewalk at Dr. Crafts corner.
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Announcement.

EDITOR ADVANCE: Please announce my name
as candidate for the Office OF Register Of Deeds
before the county convention.
Dated Aug. !, 1888.
II MAINTAIN
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All O@cial Matter Pub
lished In this Paper.
REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CON-
VEN7T()N


VENIION.
Notice Is hereby given that 4 Repub lean
delegate convention III the Republican voters Ot
Mobiles county. Minnesota. will he held 1T the
Court House, in the village VI Worthingtyn. on
Tuesday, the 18th day Of Sept. 1888,
at O'Clock P. for the purpose Of placing in
nomination candidates for the following named
Ofnces, to be vO' ell for ut the coming November
County Treasurer, County Auditor, Register
Of Deeds, Sheriff, Superintendent VI Schools,
Judge Of Probate, Court COm,ntssl one, SUR
siOner for each If the following named districts
-2nd Bird and 18th districts.
The basis III representation In said convention
will he one delegate At large fOl each town and
village in said county and one delegate Tor each
is votes ar ma or fraction thereof cast for Gov.
Hubbard III 1881. The several voting precincts
will be entitled to the following number vi del
gates, to- wit:
Indian Lake, LismOre. 2
lOrain. RtgeiOw. 3
Hersey. 2 Ransom. 3
q rallam Lakes, 3 Little lt"ck,
Elk. 2 Grand Prairie. 8
Seward, 8 WOrthingSon. TT. 8
DeWad 3 WOrtllinytOn Vii. 9
summit Lake, Adrian Village,
Bloom, WeStSidc,
Willm"nt, Olney, ;
LeOta, LIrkin,
1t il recommended that the different voting
| send full delegations TO said convention.
BY order Of Committee.
GEO. w. WILSON, Chairman.
1NDELIBLE STAMPING done at Mrs.
DpWOlf,S Millinery ShOn FOL 1t
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White Scotch Seed Rye for sale b,
l.. 5. Nelson, Adrian. 2.1w
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Saturday. the 9th daY of Octoh

OdCuIuay, tnt 0CI1 udy OI OCtUUeT,
A. D. 1885, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to sat
siy the amount s;1 which shall then be due on said
and expenses Of sale, and Twenty Five dollars
attorneys fees. as stipulated in said NOR gage
in case If foreclosure.
The premises described in said mortgage, and
so to be sold are the lot. piece or parcel of land
situated III the county of Mobiles, and State Of
Minnesota, and known and described as follows.
tO-Wlt:
The north half (1x) of the northwest quarter
az of section No. twelve. (l2), in township No.
one hundred and three (lUS), of range No.
thirty nine 1897
CALISTA HART. Mortgage.
GEO. w. WILSON, Attorney Of Mortgagee.
Dated Aug. ed 1883.
lSt pub. Aug. q, 1889.
Last pub. Oct i, 1853.
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THE SCHOOLS.

MOiNdv ldSI. 1iOI. W tl4nL> CDc pCIll.
| cipa!, arrived from Flirlnont on Friday
night. The following teachers are ell
! gagged:
Prof. Wright, Principal.
Miss f. NJ. C'lrtisS, Second Grammar.
Miss Mary Twitcheil, First Gram
mar.
Miss Emma Plumb, intermediate.
Miss Hattie Smith. Primary.
The upper rooms have been finished
up. but parties who contracted to put
in seats are behind time. Tie house
telegraphptl the beard from Chicago to
employ u man to put in the seats at
their expense. When the seats are
once in, we shall have Il school hall
capable af accommodating several hum
dred persons.
THE EAR.
Elsewhere we publish the Premium
| List Of the coming fifth annual fair of
Mobiles county. This takes up consid-
cradle of our space but it will he inter-
esting to our readers.
| The crop is 4. big one this year, every
one is feeling good, old sores and fuet's
are healed over, and now why can't
! everylndy put his shoulder to the wheel
and roll up the biggest fair ever held
III this part Of the State?
THE 111REsHER.
The ADVANCE has kept its readers
posted from week to week rs to the
crops in Mobiles county. announcing
the prospect as excellent for full crop.
The threSher is now at work making
good all promises and predictions. -
This time we have 4 full crop IF nearly
everything, without \ dissenting
''vote.: n few were unfortunate from
wind or hail, but the great majority If
the farmers are ri 'icing in full crops.
No better advertising document can
he sent abroad than the simple state.
ment Of the record made 10y, tile thrpsl,-
"r. Glowing descriptions Of beautiful
country are we'll enough, but the land
and home seeker wants to hear from
the half bushel.
Threshing has barely begun but we
give below few items showing results:
T.. Elias. on sec. II, Westside. thrpsh-
ed ZOO bushels Of oats from II acres.
| or 100 In. to the acre.
Simon Olson. on sec. 6, Olney, has
thresled his wheat and the yield is %
b',. tn the acre.
Pope & Whitbeck, WHO purchased the
crops on the Durham place. have
threShed 1000 bushels Of oats from rs
acres. <or over ii M,. tn the acre. Also
% acres of flax, the yield being 10 bu.
to the acre.
We learn that nearly everywhere oats
goes 81 to 10 pounds to the busllel
machine measure.
The 14ancseth boys, in Indian Lake,
have threshed 1900 bushels Of oats.
They were injured some by storms 30
that the average yield will he about IS
or 10 bushels.
The Adrian Guardian furnishes this
item:
Esq. Campbell is threshing his wheat,
and from 50 acres If land and 4S bush
els OF seed, he got 78s bushels (struck
measnrement) If hard. dry, M. l
wheat-er a little over 25 bushels to
the acre
l.. 5. Nelson has thresl,ed his crops
~ the west end. Oats went IS bushels,
flax 1G and rye 30 bu. to the acre.
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LOCAL.
wosrn1soros. MINI. SEPTEMBER s. 1883

CLUB RATES.
The ADVANCE Is furnished at q 50 year to
Clubs ct ten or more Clubs Of ten for six months
IS cents for each subscriber.
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Parties are complaining that those
ornamental and everlasting cisterns
around the park are again in u danger
GUS condition. The one on the corner
of 9tl,-st. and 3d-av. is just right now
to break 4 back or drow II Il child.
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Announcement.

EDITOR ADVANCE: hereby announce my
self to the public Il candidate for the office OF
County Treasurer.
WOKTHINGTGN, Aug. @. 1854.
o. e. GRUSDSTEN
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

SIOUX CITY ST. PAUL TIME CARD.
NO. PASSENGER.
Ieave 81. Paul at s.2oa. m.
Worthngton, at 40 =. M
Arrive at Sioux City, at S.zO p. III.
NO. = PASSENGER
Leave st. Paul ut 1905 pm
Arrive IT. Wnrthinyton ut 12:2l m
Ar. at Sioux City at 4:o5 am
NO. 2. PASSENGER.
Leave Sioux Cityat 1l.lo p. m
WOrtlinGton at 3:2l a. m.
Arrive at st. Paul, at u5O a. ~.
no PASSENGER
Leave Sioux Citvat 7:a am
Arrive at WOrthingtOn 1T Il ~, M
Ar. 1T st. Paul at ':lupM
ACCOMMODATION.
Going T. ,st-!.e.ves Worthinston at 800 p ~.
Go ~ WeSt-IcayeS W"rthIngton at l: ~ pm
w0RrH1NGToN AND SIOUX FALLS X. R.
3oinQ East
Leaves Sioux Falls at 3 10 a. m.
Arrives ut Worthington ~ 10 -
3otn0 west.
K l.. WARREN, Agent.
BC.l:. & n. TIME TABLE.
.oin- NOrti,-l'lSSeng arrives ut $50 p H.
aininy SOuth-Pt-Srnger leaves ut 4:l5 II. III.
Freight leaves 500 4. III. Arrives $50 r. M
Runs on Chicago time which is q minutes las
ter than st. Paul
c. IN. ". TINE TABLE.
Time Of departure Of Passenger Trains from
dankatO:
e'Se Tor f New Gin at s. a: n" g g p %
Time Of arrival:
From the East, 6 90 NJ IS pm
From the West. Su5am& s 9Opm.
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Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

WHEREAS. Default has been made i'm the
w conditions of a certain Mort gage executed
and delivered by
Fred A. Hatch. unmarried, mortsagor. to Ca.
lista Hart, mortgage,
dated the Goth day of May, A. d. 1873, and
recorded in the Office of the Kegisie of Deeds of
on the 3Jtl day of May. 4. D. 1878, at two
o'clock p. NJ, III book ':B'' Of Mortgages, on
page 3l3, on which there is claimed to be due
aud is due at the date Of tins notice. the amount
(339l.5O) Dollars and no action or
proceeding has been Instituted at law or in
equity to recover the debt secured by said
NOR gage or any part thereof.
Now, Notice is hereby given. that by virtue Of
a power Of sale contained in sail mortgage, and
said mortgage will be foreclosed by sale of the
mOrtgaged premises therein described, at pub
lie auct ion, by the sheriff of said county. at the
Worthington. in the county Of Mobiles. and Stale
of Minnesota on
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7. II. Parsons leaves tomorrow
morning to convoy the excursion to
Worthington.
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The Sunday train to Spirit Lake has
hppn liSrOntjn up6
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ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING.

ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING. s
The school meeting on Saturday night
was reasonably well attended and har-
monions. The following persons were
elected members of the board:
r. Il. Miller. re-eiected; e. p. Shep-
ard, who had been appointed to fill va
cancy, elected; Geo. d. Dayton. elected.
We hear that A. G Seney. owner Of
the large stock farm 1T Rnshmore. his
already taken out sixty thousand dol
lars worth Of stone ut Sioux Falls since
removing to that city. Better, we
should think. than the big mill.
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Seed Rye for sale. white Scotch va
ritty. Apply to
sit l.. :. NELSON. Adrian
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AnvERT1s1Na RATES.

)ne inch three weeks, 600, three months. q M ~
r;ue i,.%as 81 GW 1000
Special rates given for larger advertisements
Srecial notices, first week 10 cents q line; sub
se,,,emt insertions cents q line each week.
Transient advertisements paid In advance.
Yearly advertisements to be paid quarterly.
Legal advertisements to be paid for before am
lavit IL given.
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L. II. Childs. Of Adrian, stepped il,
the other day and laid Il ten dollar bill
on our table on subscription. That
paid all arrearagrs and !. year in ad-
vance. Mr.. Chiltls was the first in and
We wish to hold him up rs shining
example. Many more are owing rs
from So to So on subscription, and now
you have Il full crop. Come lii and
pay us.
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We are now prepared to negotiate
first class Real Estate Loans 1T strai ght
nine per cent. interest. No commits
siOnS whatever.
2tf PARSONS & ANDERSON
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The Great Eastern Show is advertis-
ed to be here next Wednesday, Sep. IL.
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INDEL1BLE STAMPING done at Mrs.
Dewolf's Millinery Shop. [2-1t
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PROBATE COURT.
Notice is hereby given to the public that win
hold Probate Court on the
FIRST MONDAY OF EACH MONTH.
At nv cfiice in the Court House in the villaxo
Of Worthingt,n
Papers may he filed at any other time by ap-
plying to me at Little Rock in said county, and an
examination of the records NAV be had at any
time ny applying to l.. Il. Bennett, Clerk Of the
+. o. Address, Adrian, Mlnn
2S-ly WM. WlGHAM, Judge of Probate.
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$. $. Hewitt is now safely moved and
fixed up in one Of the ADVANCE cot
tages.
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SALE UNDER DECfeEI

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
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Worthinpt, u Lodge No 65 meets every alter.
nate FRIDAY vening F. LEWIS. Master Work
Il. +. PIOTrs, Recorder.