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THE SICK,

Mrs. Norman, wife of VIM. E. Nor
man, and daughter to our Register of
Deeds, was taken violently ill a few
lays ago with very singular malady.
She was visiting friends near town and
was on her way to Spirit Lake to visit
friends there. Soon after arriving at
the house of her friends in this vicini
ty, she became suddenly insane. A
singular feature Of her malady is that
her delirium is on alternate days only.
Clerk of Court Bennett and Sheriff
Miller left on Monday night in charge
If Ui!man Bennett and II. McMillen
who are going to the Magnetic Springs
at Cherokee: Iowa. for their health
Mr.. Bennett has been partially para
'yzed for some time and Mack is CON-
pletely worn out by seven years service
rs Nlghtwatchman on our streets. We
sincerely hope that both may return
restored.
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Al f. Caldwell. brother of the editor
of the. Sioux Falls Daily Press, and
Rob. Bloom are going to revive the
Journal, Worthington, Mimi. We sup
pose the more tie merrier. but whether
it will pay or not is another question
Worthington onght to support two pa
pers, but will she, that is the question.
-Sunborn Pioneer.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

Council met June Sth. regular meet
ing. All present.
Petition from o. G.. Grundsten and
Others to vacate Il number IF alleys,
(see Ordinance elsewhere) granted and
ordinance passed.
Bill Of e. W. Smith, S11.O1, for oil,
ETC., allowed. Bill of r. d. Barber,
$3.50, lamp wicks. ETC., allowed.
Record of stone monument. at corner
OF Masonic block, 10th.st. and 2nt-av.
placed OH record. Cross on base stone
on northeast corner of building. On
n'rthwest line of 2nd-av. and CLEVER
sixteenths Of III in inch southwest from
the southwest line of 1Oth-st.
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Do you know Of house to rent?,
is the daily-and sometimes two or
three times q day-question asked us.
-Pipestone Star.
Yes, we know of one. Call in and
we can put you Oh tile trail.
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Land Office at WortIlington MIMI.

I1IHU O11ICe dC NOfIIl!IHtOn MIMI,
May g. 1884.
Notice is hereby given that tile following nun.
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be male hefure the L. 5.
Land Office, at WOrthingtOll. Mimi, on
saturday, July Z, 1883, viz:
Thomas j. Lynch,
Homestead application No. l0,36A,
F'r the swll sec. 20-lG4-4i.
He uamts the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of,
said land, viz:
Aaron Eby EEhriam Ely, Buell. w. Pope,
Ste phen NaylOr of Mobiles county Mimi.
~ Mons GKlNAGEK, LEICESTER.
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LAND OFFICE at Worthingtor. Min,

LAND OFFICE at Worthington. MINI.
lay ., iS83.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following ma.
med Settler has filed n"'ice If lis intention 10
make final proof IL support OF his claim. and
that said proof will be made before the U. ).
Land Once, at WOrthir gtun, Mimi. on
Saturday, July :, 1853.
Viz: Anton EXner.
Homestead Application. No. lo,7;s,
For the el3nei, sec l2-l04-'9.
lie names The following witnesses to prove his
con; !nuous residence upon, and cultivation IF.
sail land VIZ:
Thomas Apple, John Habcrman, Ferdinand
HaberMan. Of jackson county, and Frank San
ger, of NOOlrS county, Mimi.
~ NlONs GRINAGEs, Register.
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LAND OFFICE At WORTnlNGToN, MINI

LAND OFFICE At WoRrIuNGroN. MINI
May 10Th. lSS3.
Notice is hereby given that the following NAM
ed settler has fled notice of his intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim and
that said proof will be made before the T.. S.
Land Office at Worthiugton, MIMI, Oh
Thursday. June o. 1883. .
Viz: ROinanlls Hartman,
Homestead Application No. Il, s9s.
For the nW,a sec. 81 IO4-42
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
said land, viz:
Henry Davis, John Mock, Joseph Balkcnold.
John II. Pass, OF Mobiles county. Mimi.
80 Mons GRlNAGER, Register.
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LAND OFFICE at Worthington. Mimi

LAND OFFICE at Worthngton, MIMI,
May 49, 1883.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the follow ing.
named settler has filed notice of his intention 10
make final proof In support Of his claim. and
that said proof VIII be made before the u. $.
Land Office 1T Worthington, Minm., on
Frid ~. July Eth 1851,
Viz: Eu>tenuS Gul ickson.
HID Application No. l2,n37
For the nl2uei, sec. 24-lUl r.
lie names tht following witnesses to Prove hi
continuous re siuence upON and cultivation Of,
said lan, viz:
w Perry. l.. Rowland, VIM. Jones, r. Muir.
ply, of Rushmure, MINI.
~ Mons GKINAGER Register
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The ADVANCE has just printed some
colored posters for DR.. Bunce on which
it wishes to 'brag," some of them in
blue and gold. For particulars see big
l>,1O
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Farm for Sale,

100 acres, 6 miles from Worthington,
20 acres under cultivation. 50 acres has
been farmed for ten years. House, stat
bic, two good wells 1910 trees grow
ing, some of them 10 years growth
One of the oldest and best farms in the
county. Inquire ut this office. soft
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A NEW CONCEPTION OF HAMLET.

When the melancholy Dane exclaim.
ed. have that within me which pass.
eth show" he was undoubtedly suffer
ing from 4 severe attack of Rheumatism
or Neuralgia. lie SAID: = 1t passeth
show" because it could not he seen:
but had lie been aware of the we'll.
known remedy for these troubles, lie
would have purchased Salicylica, the
greatest discovery in materia medica.
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r. Varieties Of Dried Fruits and
~ il varieties Of Canned Goods,
at Plumbs. 42-2W
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There will be services in the Episco-
pal church next Sunday, morning Al d
evening ). ). ut 1890 p. m. Rev Mr..
Gum officiating.
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Since the licensed saloon opened there
has not been a single arrest for drunk
enness or disorderly conduct and not a
man in the lookup
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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
repaircr. 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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Mr.. Kindlund is painting up those
two Spiritual temples the ADVANCE
block and the Presbyterian church.
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FEARLESS AND OU7SPOKEN
The Worthington Advance is the
most fearless, outspoken paper pub
lished in the NORTHWESTERN. born
(IOWa) Pioneer,
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FINAL PROOF NOTICES.
LAND OFFICE at Worthington. Mimi.

LAND OFFICE at Wo:thington, MINI.
May 30, 1883.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proofin support Of his claim, and that
said proof will he made before the u. 5. Land
Office at WOrthingtOn, MINI, on
Friday, July 8, 1883,
Viz: GuStnf Johnson,
Homestead Application No. io,3;1,
For the e14swH sec 81 lOl-3e.
He names the following witnesses to prove mis-
continuous residence upon. and cultivation OF,
said land, viz:
Oh res Peterson, Charles Saxson, Ole Ander
son. Olan LOisted, Of WOrthingt"n, Mimi.
~ MONS GkINAGEK, Register.
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Genuine Singer Sewing Machines
and all extras furnished on reasonable
terms by Mrs. A. W. Allen, Agent.
4O-OW
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New stock Of trimmed Hats at Mrs.
Laws. Also ladies fine gauze Under
wear. 1t
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Geo. NJ. Plumb received another Or
gan yesterday. He is selling q good
many organs and entertains us with
some very welcome music right under
our sanctum between sales.
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The blind man, Winter, was in town
few days ago begging. We believe
this is the same one who was here a
year or more ago, and lie is said to be {,
first class dead beat and fraud, spend
ing his money for whisky and making
it lively where he puts up.
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Work Giyen Out. On receipt of your
address we will make an offer by which
you can earn So to 81 evenings. at your
home. Men, Women, Boys or girls can
do it. H. T.. WILKINSON 4 Co., 1876 and
1877 Fnlton Street, New York.
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For the past two weeks Plumb has
been paying lie in trade for eggs. 1t
will pay to visit him even though he IS
''Out in the country" Nv
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THE 0KAREV.3 MILLS

The ADVANCE announced several
weeks ago that Mr.. Simpson was over
hauling and repairing the Okabena
mills, putting them in first class shape.
When completed the mills will have
six run Of stone, six purifiers, 80 con-
veyors. Is boiling reels, shutters, 2
separators, ! cookie machine, and all
necessary machinery, including an ele-
vator Of 10000 bushels capacity, for
making $50 barrels Of flour a day. The
mills have new boilers, water heater
and ample engine room.
Moreover and Notwithstanding, how
ever and nevertheless, although, but,
etc, Mr.. Simpson is first class bach
Flor, and those ladies who are asking
nim when lie ''expects to bring his
family to Worthington'' are insinua-
ting All intimation that he is married
>.nan. But married or unmarried, we
nope he will set the mill to humming.
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Fine invoice Of Cigars, includin; the
celebrated Henry Clay brand, just re-
ceived ut Neff & McDOWell's. 1w
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Lowest Prices and Best and Freshest
Goods ut Plumb's Grocery. 42-2W
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Fresh Bread ut Hmsselton's. 10.

GIRL WANTED.-Steady work and
good wages for good girl. Inquire of
Mrs. w. A. Peterson. 30tf
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Warrington is to have new paper
in few weeks, which will make three
in the county. 1t may he they can
support three papers, but if we were to
run one of them we would be inclined
to think that there was two too many.
but we wish them all success. - Currie
Minhesotian
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We learn that some of the clergy and
others who are under their influence
are shocked that an excursion should
60 from Worthington on Sunday
Well, if they really believe that they
are under bonds to keep the day in the
church way or preacher way, we do not
blame them for staying at home and
avoiding Sunday recreation. But if
others think differently let them 90,
and the clergy and church people must
not interfere. It's none of their bust
ness. Both Christ and Paul taught
that days, and feasts, etc. were not
binding. Nevertheless, said Paul, if
there were any weak enough to feel
bound, let them observe days, feasts,
circumcision, etc. The washing OF feet
is just rs binding as anything which,
Christ instituted. Why do not the
clergy observe it? o, well, now you
see, a-hem, well, you're. asking. too
many questions. Washing feet is not
convenient. Besides it is humiliatinp
to a proud and spirited follower of the
meek and lowly Jesus to. get down
and wash a poor sinners feet. O. no.
that's not in our line," as Aminadab
Sleek said.
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All ORoial Matter Pub.
lished In this Paper.

REPUBLICAN COUNTY CON-
VENIION.
Republican County Convention will be held
at the Court House In WOrthingtOn, at o'clock
+. NJ. ON SATURDAY, the 23rd day OF June, 1881,
for the purpose OF electing three delegates tn
represent Mobiles county in he Republican State
Convention that cOnvelles IN St. Paul, Wednes:
day. june 9th, 1888. The several towns and
villages Of Mobiles county will ne entitled to the
following repre- sentatiOn ny delegates In said
county convention, wit:
One delegate at large for each voting precinct
and one delegate fOf each 20 votes. or major
fraction thereof, cast for J.. F. Hubbard for
governor In 1851.
GEO. W. WILSON,
Chm Go. Central Com.
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MARRIED..

On Saturday last, in Worthington, by Rev. II.
H: Hart. Mr.. Z. A. TILLASDER, Of Bigclow, and
Miss NELSON.
Much joy!
On May 2hl, at Flint, Michigan. by Rev. Mr..
SeahrcaSe. Mr.. +. -. MORROW. If WOrthingtOln,
and Miss MARY DONAvEN, of f int.
Mr.. Morrow is the gcntlemanly telegraph ope-
rator at the Wortl'ington depot. May he and
his bride live long and prosper.
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ARRIVALA AND DEPARTUREOF AAILS

ARRIVAL ND DEPARTUhEOF Nh Ills
ARRIVES
Northern ,daily) l2:"Oa m.
St. Paul and East 4:2U IA. NJ.
Southern 3:25 4. ~.
Eastern :. y c.. II. & N. 80 p. m.
Observation-Disclosures & Sioux Falls, Ii ~ a IN
Round Lake. SATURDAYS IL m
DEPARTS.
Northern (daily) 1928 a. m.
do to It. Paul and beyond II 90 a III
southern 12:30p. m.
Eastern - BIC. II. &N. $3.50 y. III.
Observation-Disclosures & Sioux Falls 4:Np N
ROund ..-..e "a, ,lrdo,S l m
Mails carried by day trans close 30 minutes
before departure. Ali others at 9 O'Clock p M
ONCE hours from 4. IN. to p III. Sun lays
from to Q a III and II N to l p. III.
Money orders issued AMI letters registered be-
Il. ID. BARBER, P. n.
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We learn that an effort is being made
to secure ex.Gov. St. John, of Kansas
who is now in this State, for a temper.
ance lecture at Worthington. We hope
the effort will succeed. Gov. St. John
is a reusing fanatic and we want Il
chance to hear him and write him up
Since the above was written we learn
that St. John is to be here on the 18th
Of July. lie speaks at Mankato on the
18th,
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REP PUBLICAN STA TIE CONTENTION.
a Republican State Convention will be held at
Market Hall, in the city of st. Paul. at IL O'Clock
noon of
WEDNESDAY. JUNE p, 1883,
To place in ncminati ~ candidates for Governor
Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State. State
Treasurer, Attorney General, and Nailroad
Commissioner.
c. X. DAVIS, Chm State Cen. Com.
H. A. CASTLE, Sec.
(COunties in this Senatorial District are cnti.
tied to delegates rs follows:
Mobiles, 3; Murray ,; Rock, 2; Pipestone, 2.
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

AUDITOR-E s. Mills.
TREASUKER-IT. G. Shepard.
REGISTER OF DEEDs-B. F. Johnson.
JUICE or PHOBArE-Wm. Wtgham.
CLERK or COUNT. B. Bennett.
SHERIFF-R. X. Miller.
COURT CoMMIssIONER-Fred Bloom.
COUNTY ATTORNEY-GeO. W. wilson.
CORONER-.J. :. McManuS.
COUNTY SUrEnINTENDENT-L.S S. Nelson.
COMMISSIONERS.
First District-P Blaine, OF Hcrscy.
Necond Dixtrict-T. l.. Taylor, OF Elk.
Third DiStrict-.Jamcs Gown, OF Adrian.
Ft,,,rth Observation-Disclosures O'llearn, OF Grand
Prairie. . c,.
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Soft Maple Seed for sale at Barber's.

u. E. Fish lost An infant child, two
weeks old, on Tuesday night.
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Bucklinse Arnfca Sa1ve.

The greatest medical wonder of the
world. Warranted to speedily cure
burns, bruises, cuts, ulcers, salt rheum,
fever sores, cancers. piles, chllblams.
corns, letter, chapped hands, and ali
skin eruptions, guaranteed to cure in
every instance, or money refunded. 25
cents per box. For sale by c.. W. Smith.
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The greatest invention of the age is
Prof. IIumiston's Rex Magnus' which,
preserves meat pure and sweet indeti-
mitely, also cream, butter and eggs, and
in fact all kinds Of food. Humistan is
the founder of the Warrington colony
and Pat. Child's candidate for governor
on the temperance issue 4 few years
ago. He was not 4 success AS q city
founder or a candidate for governor
but lie is II success in the inventive field
if his REX Maenus" mighty Kine) is
what Prof. johnson of Yale college
says it is, and one Of the foremost Of
age too .-Waseca Radical.
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:he boy Sullivan, now confined in
jai: under charge of attempted rape,
escaped yesterday afternoon by going
through the hole made in the floor by
the horse thief and then opening place
III the rear foundation wall. The story
OF the escape spread over town like wild
fire and Jailor Banks and others were
soon out around the lake looking for
the young man. w.
Some time after dark there was q tan
on the window of the jail and somebody
said to Mrs. Banks that lie belonged
there and wanted to get in. She
thought it joke and answered that he
could get in the way lie got out. The
boy went back through the hole in the
wall and up through the fleor and re-
incarcerated himself.
Sullivan says lie had no money and
no friends and thought he would be- re-
captured, and 50 returned voluntarily.
Also that some one informed him Of
the ''hole in the wall'' where lie could
escape.
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BUILDINGS.

II. Davis new brick store is being
rooted over and preparations arc goin g
on for plAstering. Mr.. D. is. laying Il
flag stone pavement in front of his
block, the first stone pavement in
town.
The Singer block is gong up rapidly.
Six brick layers are busy OH the walls
and a few days will finish the brick
work. Mr. Mather, of Mankato, has
the contract for the brick work, and
II. G. Free, Of Worthington, for the
wood work.
The Swedish Lutheran Church, COR
ner 4th av. and 18th st. is nearly COM
pleted. The seats are expected this
week and the church will lie opened
for services by next or the following
Sunday. The building is 30x5O with
l6 it. posts and 2! feet to top or mid
die ceiling. A vestry room 1Ox10,
is attached. The platform in front is
l4x14, with alter 12x12, and a European
or Gothic pulpit in centre. The churcl,
vii! have seating capacity of 200.
An interesting feature Of this build
ing is that the work was all done by
members Of the church and donated
The outlay is for materials which cost
about 1900. The pastor. Rev. A. II.
Randall, is himself Il carpenter and
has done a good share Of the work.
Mr.. Christensen, of the Scandinavia
AN Hotel, corner 9th st. and I'd av. is en-
Iarging his facilities. lie is building
IN addition to tie house, 1Sxl8 and
throwing the hotel into one building,
33x34, with hip roof. This, with his
wing 15X2G will accommodate about
10 boarders.
James Wright is building small
residence on 9th av. near the Perry
cottages.
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Horse Books. DR.. Foote'S Health
n,ok and Mobiles County Maps for sale
IT. the ADVANCE: Office.
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=
man who broke into Coleman & Gran
dall's hardware store, at Adrian, and
was tried here at the last term Of court
is now under arrest at Sioux City for
burglarizing jewelry store. Five
watches were found in his possession.
We regret to learn that our friend A.
A. Burton, formerly of I.orain. has
gone to Missouri and forgot to pay the
printer to the amount Of Sc. 50. We
hear that Mr.. B. came to town and
paid his other bills and left the AID.
VANCE out. Cheating" the printer is
becoming so common that we believe
we shall publish every delinquent who
thus flights out" and leaves us in the
lurch.
The Worti,ing;on schools closed or
Friday last for the summer vacation.
There was good attendance of pa
rents and others and the scholars gen.
orally acquitted themselves with credit
The exercises consisted OF songs, dec
lamations, essays and dialogues, among
the latter the following being especial
ly well received, mo cure. no pay,''
"The Grecian Bend" and "T,e Little
Dependent"
A pious soul who stopped his sub
scriptiOn to the ADVANCE the Othe,
day says he thinks now that lie will
''be prosperous' since lie quit taking it
Bless your simple, ignorant soul. we've
been taking the ADVANCE for ten years
and we owe most Of our prosperity to
that fact. If you want to be prosperous.
take the ADVANCE. Some pious souls
think we are not on the Lord s side bnt
it is plain enough that the Lord is o.,
our side.
NEW ATTORNEY.
See card of L. NJ. Lange, the new at.
torney who has just located in Worth
ington. Mr.. l.. comes from Caldwell,
Kansas, where lie was city attorney,
and was so pleased with Worthington
at first sight that lie deter mined to To-
cate here. His Office is in the Barlow
building in the room formerly occupied
by attorney Clark.
The new paper, the Record. appeared
last Thursday, and the proprietors.
Messrs. Caldwell & Bloom, made a
handsome bow to the public. So far
they appear to he very agreeable young
men, and if their enterprise is their
own, we wish them success.
The only thing we don't like about
the appearance of it is that other
parties seem to be too familiar 4 I'd
officious. Thus, Peter Thompson fur
nishes them the type and press; and a
house for one of them to live in, and is
canvassing for job work for the office,
and Geo. j. Day furnishes the Office
building and sees to the moral char
acter of the employees. But ''time will
tell.'' Well see before the political
campaign is over.
Dan'l Stone, f. ID. Hadley. DR.. j. o.
Crawford, of Luverne, are in town at
tending 4 Masonic cOnvOcatiOl,.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

SIOUX CITY 4 ST. PAUL TIME CARD.
NO. PASSENGER.
9otnQ West.
Leave st. Paul at S.20a. m.
- WOrthingtOn, ut 4.l6r. III.
Arrive 1T Sioux City, at $40 p. III.
NO. 3 PASSENGER.
Leave St. Paul at 4:15pm
Arrive ut WOrthingtOn ut l2:'l an
Ar. at Sioux City ut 4:s5 am
no. ?. PASSENGER.
Leave Sioux City at 11.4O p. m
WorthingtOn, ut 1923 a. IN.
Arrive 1T st. Paul, 1T ll.5o 4. ~.
Leave Sioux City at 7:35 am
Arrive ut Worthington at il:i2 I'M
Ar. ut st. Paul at 1873 IN
ACCOMMODATIONS.
Going E,st-Leaves Worthington ut 300 p. III.
GUrg WeSt-Leaves W"rthinyton 1T 90 pm
WORTHINGTON AND SIOUX FALLS r. r.
goin0 Enst-
Leaves Sioux Falls at 10 4. m.
Arrives ut Worthinyt,n II 90 -
yoin1 Vest
Leaves Worthington 1 80 p. IN.
Ar. ut Sioux Falls, Is
T. l.. WARREN, Agent.
c. X. & n. TINE TABLE.
;oing NOrth-TasScnger arrives ut lI:25 p. IN.
4: ling SOu:h-P.l> S:nEer leaves ut 30 Il. IN.
Freight leaves 81 a. III. Arrives, s:OUsp NJ.
c.. n: ". TINE TABLE.
Time OF departure OF Passenger Trains from
Leave for Chicago l0a. IN. 6 IS p. M.
New Ulm at IS a. IN. 4 25 p. m.
Time OF arrival
From the East, s 80 m / 5 SPIN
IRON the West, 8c5amS 3Opm.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-06-14
A WIDE AWAKE DRUGGIST.

Mr.. G.. W. Smith is always wide
awake in his business, and spares no
pains to- secure the best of every article
in his line. lie has secured the agency
for the celebrated DR.. Kings New Dis
cOvery for Consumption, the only Ger.
tain cure for consumption, coughs,
colds, hoarseness, asthma, hay fever,
bronchitis, or an affection Of tile threat
or lungs. Sold on Il positive guarantee.
Will give you trial bottle free. Reg
Mar size $l. 90.