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Are the sovereign remedy in all such complaints
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the scourage of all countries-malarial, epi
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.ENIENTBGJ Z

M.ASHBVRNE g Co. PROPRIETOR,
15s Broadway, cor Reade st., New lorf.
For sale BY n. H. HfCKOX. Dallas. Trade
supplied hy J. J. sCHOTT & Co. Galveston.
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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-11-29
COUNTY NEWS.
RANSOM.

nAN SOM.
Tie dance K'hle, ny by James Ken
my on FRIDAY, Nov. 2*kt. Was u s'.cc~ss.
The ln.isic Was furhls he'd by Mr.. Dick
Palmer and the ka,.e br ~. and was
very good ,,,tltr.l Tie crowd WAS go.'d
and we'll behaved and ~v~rylr"iy sr+l,,rd
to enjoy themselves. AT one O'clock
supper was announced and the oysters
began to brg for mercy. Tut u hungry
Set 1T ia .crrs are ~" very s"ft-l'-arted.
Supper over AMI dancing was the order,
with songs by Geo Jani,y and James
Kane. But It NJ ,,se talking. ii y.'u
do ~ folks Uf fashie" do you must
sling Oh airs. At four O'cl''ck the
crowd be an t" bit Mr.. Jay adieu and
all 'irclar-., they had u good time, but
-" IT,. Path they ali want. d props um.
der their eyes.
Mr.. E. cManms is thrrsl'i"g. lie
rel"rts his flax rs turing out about Is
bushels pr acre; oats about Oh the
average list.
stock =" far is l"okimg we'll. There.
seems t. br ple' ty "f hay this year.
We have heard quite u muinbrr Of
people speak ut that rottrn ray. wll.,
say 1t is about tile meauest thing they
ever saw.
REMOn.
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RUSHMORE.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. S.ney, Mrs. DR..
Wemple and children. and Mr.. 8. c..
Wempl' will spend Thanksgiving at
Rusl,more.
Miss Hollis Is at homo with her
friends for Thanksgiving. Will com.
mence school again the following Mon
day.
Our literary, nader the auspices Of
the ladies IT this vicinity. is quite Il
success, thus FIR having had two or
three quite peasant and profitable
gatherings One week frnm next Fri.
day they will meet At :. b. Bedford's.
All are invited to attend.
Flax is coming into the market auite
lively. and We are likely to have our
full GLARE Of the little srFd.
6. r. Leonard has moved into his
new home, aud Miss May Leonard 10
Teaching school in the People district,
making it convenient 10 her home.
&c &c.
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REMOIl.
WILLMUNT.

Some Of the readers If the ADVANCE
may think We arr. u+;.u. but if So, they
a,- mistaken. W. are alive and kick.
hi? YET. h,,. first W. We're ST. tn,Ici, IT,.
t-r.S,. Il il, li,r late elect ..n,. a,.,. .insn'l
h'ld time t. wr,tr, aid lately "an j X
w..S lluZ..l,, hut now we are all rixnt
again.
An agent If the Close Bros. was
ar""nd last week appraising the rail
r";''i .;'"u tmy u'". /. As i.t' as ;'r
Inform. Il us We have il gO."i prospect
tor tue 1uinr.
INV days more and thresl'i''I Is
flashed. Farmers as we'll as thresi.er
boys are we'll satisfied.
Married. Ivy R-A. Father Kmauf, 81,
M.'n'l;.y last NJ. Mic Walter IL Miss
Annie Kramer. Our lest wishes to the
young c"'pe.
Last week Robert Sells team ran
away from i'm. lie found them next
m"'sI,i,'x about five miles frolu the
place. they started, everything y. X.
Rev. Father Knauf. If Adrian, held
religious >trvlc. "n Sunday and Mon
day il school h"us- NJ. Sc.
sci. al il District NJ. &C closed tor
the winter. We will nave another
term early next spring. G."d.
Nv" yoke "f working cattle for sale
tor c..s,. or OF time. cheap. 10y John
Mock.
S-vrral If "nr n.igillmrs intend to g.
t" the pineiies again thi> winter
WILLMONT.
NOR7HEAS3E HN NEBRASKA.
Tue gr"wth and prosperity Ut Moth.
| eastern Nebraska is best illustrated by
the numerous towns that have within
the past two o.. three years sprung up
within KS burde,s. y comparatively
s'"1t time az" Wayne, Wake field AMI
other Villages Of considerable in,p,r.
| tance were unknown. TIE growth,
ln,wrver. is 40, exhausted. IT, Cedar
county have lately been established two
! ar three t"whS. which bl,l TAI, t. eclipse
! anvtGinS IL this part Of the state. lllIS
! Is particularly true Uf the new town Ut
| liza, ti"ElU,. which, from its xengrlpl,-
| teal position, can hardly fail IT, brc.,llI+
the chief town Of Cedar county, and
! .sile If tie finest, If not the principal
town Ut Northern Nebraska.
| The advantages AID natural resources
IT this SECTION ut the state long u,i.
known, ARE now brc"M,ime KNOWN and
appreciated. Tie villages that are TX.
ing established, and the farmers VIII"
are occupying the land. are laying the
| fbuu0at"m for what will il. future
years prove a> prosperous u community
81 any in this az any If tie rich and
| l",pul"uS mississippi valley states.
| From, Sioux CITY west, and from
Ohm .ha north to Harrington, the new
lite Of rail. cad runs through \ fertile
territory, having Il number If stirring
villages, .,..'st Of them being of late
| date, and. considering their age, pos-
*+sxetl IF considerable wealth and pop.
ulat i..l,.
W .vmr. Dixon AID Cedar have. per-
APPS, greater Natural resources thar,
a"y other cou ties. and when th~
=, rp;,lm IT c","n,y +t,.i"rati'." shall .M-
.mpy the J. nd and their la' or shall
level. p it's nat: raj wealth, they will
take til ~ lac-. H. farming ard stick
Ais "R I'm "g the foremost Z. ties oi
the sta
For m,ap If Northeastern Nebraska
md other information free, address
+. W. Tras'l.l~, G-"-ral Passenger
Agent, st. Paul, Mimi.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURES OF Ma Els
ARRlYEk

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURES or Ma Ills
ARRlvEA
Northern daily l2:1sa. m.
St. Paul and East 5:25 p. m.
Southern ~ 3:2 a. ~.
Eastern B C. u. s N. li:O p. ~.
n-WOrthingtOn & Sioux Falls, 500 y m
Round Lake. SATURDAYS ~ m
DEPARTS.
Northern tdaily) 3:2s a. M.
do to It, Paul AMI beyond q m
southern l2::5a. ~.
Eastern I" Is. r. s. n. $50 a. M
-WOrthingtOn & SiOux Falls 49, N
Round ..--a, Saturdays lpm
Malls carried by day trans close 30 minutes
before departure. All others at O'Clock y M
ONCE hours from 7 a. IN. to m. Sun lays
from to 9 10 and II IN to I p m.
Money orders issued anil letters registered be-
Il. d BARBER, p. NJ.
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LEGAL ADv1RTIsaal11gTs.
M0RTaAaR aALR.

10BToAGB 0A1Be
nEFAULr having leen made In tue payment
i:.,., which Is claimed med to s. due q: tSe dsss
hereof. on mortgage made BY George Parshall,
Dor 18TH. iS77. in book sB" Of mortgages. psae
ga In ONCE of Register Of Deeds u Mobiles coun-
y. Minnesota; .nd no action " proceeding h.v:
Now therefore. notice is hereby given, that By
Of tine 81 sale a IL ss
case made, the premises In said mortgage de.
scribed. viz: The north half Of the southwest
quarter Of f. sestiSn in township ~.
sold at public auction on
D-crmber Goth, 1888.
at II o'clock = m, At the front door Of the court
county. to pay said debt and expenses Of sale,
@Srtsse sti1sted and ssid Sortxsse VIII Se
Nov: 18th. !sss les, >, ,,>o,,,, -
DANIEL RonRER. Attorney. tia:st
MORTGAGE SALE.
nEFAULT having been made in the payment
which is claimed to be due at tie da1e hereof,
on q mortgage made by James B. Ward and
Hulda n. Ward, ,mortgagors, TO Eliza Barclay.
corded April l7th 1875 in book 'B'' Of mortgages.
page &c In the ONCE II the Register II Deeds 81
Mobiles county, Minnesota; and which mortgage
was assigned by said mortgage to Henry H.
L3omis. 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 5s.so-'oO. and which Is q
part of said amount 50 claimed to be 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
viz; The east half Of the southeast quarter Of
section thirty -four, in township lot. in range TO-
In Mobiles county, Minnesota, will be sold al
public auction on
December Goth, 1888,
at ten o'clock q; M: at the front door Of the
court house in WOrthinGtOn village, In said No
bles county, to pay 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. 11th, 1888.
HENRY H. LOOMS, Assignee
DANIEL ROHRER. Attorney. (l2-el
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MORTGAGE SALE.

nciault having been made in the payment u
H. Four Hundred and Three and 10 100 dollar
which Is claimed tn be due at the dale hereof
on ! mortgage made by George Jay. mortgage,
to Henry Fl. LOOmis. mortgage. and dated Sci:
TENDER both. 1877, and recorded October 6tl
1877. in book ''B" Of mortgages on page 49, i,
the office Of the Register Of Deeds II Noble
county. Minnesota: and no action or proceeding
having been instituted to recover the debt 81
cured thereby. or any part thereof:
Now, therefore notice Is hereby given, that |,
virtue of the power Of sale in said mortgage col
tanned. and pursuant to the statute in such ca
made. the premises in said mortgage describe.
viz: The south half Of the southeast quarter
section four. in township 1O1, in range ii, in X.
bles county, Minnesota, will be sold at publ;
auction on
December 2lSt. 1853.
At ten O'Clock a. m. at the front door Of u
court house i'll WorthingtOn village. in said n
bleS county. tOpay said debt and disbursement,
allowed by law. and. twenty five dollars alto
ney's fees, stipulated in said mortgage: and sal
mortgage will be thereby foreclosed.
Nov. 8tll, 1879.
HENRY II. LOOMS, Mortgage.
DANIEL RoHKEE, Attorney. (ll-6
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The New Higl, Arm, Davis Vertical
Feed Sewing Machine which, il mtt u,ct-
ing y" in,,cl, attention is WONDERFULLY
adapted IL d. fine aud heavy work be-.
cause it feeds from above instead of
l*l"w Ask tn SEQ it even il v"u are
not wishing to buy: It is for sale by
J. II. johnson at Worthing,on. II g
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PAY Up.

The summer is ended, tho harvest L.
gathered and threshed, and everybody
owns up to \ good crop. Now il tn.
time to pay the printer. This year 70"
have less excuse than ever for not nav
ing. Many Of you are owing us for tw.
and three years and scores on scores at
you are behind for one year. T".
amounts are small to each Of you. BIZ,
In the aggregate are u large sum to u.s.
We need tho money to make cont-,n-
plated improvements in thu ADVANCE.
meet our bills and buy the baby frosk.
A good many appreciate the situa
ton and are squaring mp. In the l,as,
few days we acknowledge substantial.
financial, cash down calls or remit
ta"ces from the following subscribers
e. St. John Cole. Mrs. f. II. Diph).
Rev. II. II. Hart. John Ssrflin2, James
A. Moody, c. A. Tillander. Wilson
Ager. Geo. A. Beireis. q. T. Buick.
jas. Masgai, n. p. Rose; E,lw. II
K~ys. F. A. Heineke, Thos. G. Newell
J. b. Mott, p. dwelling.
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W"rthingtcn boys don't always w.
rave when. they get over to Luverne.
The Herald If last week:
On the strength Of \ badly bruised
'r'nn, elamce resulting from an assault
"a'l'' upon him hy FL. Larkin. i" the
i;ltt-r's place If business last Wrdrrs-
LAY 'n"r"ing. Geo sAj. R"l..e hlai,,~d
i warrant for the ar est Of his ;s*S.'ilA..t
md Mr.. I.arkim appeared b. fore Justice
Tick IL the aftrrm"an and paid Il fim-
If s. and Gusts.
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.
AUDITOR-E g. Mills.
YREAsUKER-H. G SHEPARD.
REGISTER or DEEDs-B +. Johnson.
JUDGE or PROBAfE-Wm. WighaM.
CLERK OF COUNr-L. b. Bennett.
SNERIFY-R. X. Miller.
COURT CONMlsslONEk-Fred Bloom.
COUNTY ATTORNEY-,:eO. w. Wilson.
CORONER-J. ). McManuS.
COUNTY SCrEnINTENDENT-L.S s. Nelson.
COMMISSIONERS.
First District-P. Blaine, OF ierscy:
Second District-r. l.. Taylor, Of Elk:
Third Dis.rict-.James Gown, Of Adrian.
Fburth District-Maurice O'Ilear''. VI Grand
Prairie.
EUth District-D. Shell, " orthington, Chm.
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The La Gracia Cigar! It has for
fur yfars maintained it's original good
quality and reputation "a a first class
"icklr cigar, aud is to-day preferable t"
many 1T the ten crnters. After trying
scores "s other kinds I have fallen back
np~n this cigar as.t~ing the hest. most
reliable aud most satisfactory im the
market. au.l. though the profit il not
So large, shall kerp them constantly
On hand. GEo. N. PLUME. [l3-2wJ
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Ego q futile thrrsl,ed So bushels
OF oats in four hours, for Peter Floyd,
yield 81 bushels 1" the acre, with 3,,-
inch cylinder and 10 horses.
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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-
ces, most liberal. terms. Ad-
vice free. Organs to rent
Sample ON hand. 26ly
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For SALE If TIE l,pst improv
I'd farms il Mobiles C". Good house.
harm 36x42. gM'd water. etc. also house
and LIT in village IF Warrington. En-.
quire Of FRED Bloom.
WOrthinytOn, MINI.
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PENETRATED TO THE BONE.

Alderman john B,xter, T.,r.,nt.,,
Canada. :.vers that st. Jac.,l,s Oil will
l,t'n~tr t. to the hone t" drive ",,t laiu.
| know II. for Lave tried it; it hits
the marx every tiMe,
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Read Dr. Woods adv. and consult
him If afflicted. Dr.. W. is an expert IL
eve. ear. surgical a"d special cases.
THE Institute "f which hp is chief sur
geo" il the largest aud finest equipped
IN tlv wrst and is incorporated Nv the
State OF Iowa. 8.tf
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The young FOLKS had nice little hop
in the ADVANCE hall on Thursday eve
last. About twenty couples partici.
Dated
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lfoxs GR1NAGER, REGISTER,

Mule Team for Sale. or trade for any
kind Of cattle, or on time. Apply to >,
lott Il. J.. ERsKINE, Ind. Lake.
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All l.. 2@rii Is tf 43:f f:ps R:''

Schools will be closed to-day to cele-
brate Thanksgiving.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-11-29

According to call the Beard Of Coun
~ Commissioners will meet TO- morrow.
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John 7. D,hlstrom. G. W. Meyers. II
Klmkas, j. b. Ard. Tl,Os. l.. Potter, 70.
cent new subscribers, have our thanks
for tho cash.
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MINOR ARRTYAA.

At Waysata. on he 2ot'' NV. at tho
residence ut jos. l.ovelrss. u girl. !.
At the residence If Ed. .Pnus,ell, in
worthingtnn, the sotl}s@rdry, . ,be-.
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I. II. Simmons, representing a Chi
cago publishing house, was in town on
Thursday last collecting facts for y
forthcoming pamphlet on the c;.umtry
al"ne the line If the st. Paul s. Omaha
road. The publishers purpose g;vin=
bir'is-eye views of the towns and th..
4. II Land Department have engaged
10000 fur. distribution.
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FLOUR AND FEED MORE -. Nc
Lrat has rented the :. \ Davis rooms
and is now prepared to fill all orders
for Flour and Feed. 37tf
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Mons GRINAaER, Register.
LAND OFFICE at Worthington. Minn.,

OF. 10. 1874
NOTICE Is hereby given that t',e following
named settler his filed no ice of his intention
t. make final prn.f ~ support of his Claim, an
that said proof will be made before the U. ).
Land ONCE at W"rthing tOll, Mimi on
Monday. NV. e. ls63,
Viz: John Krier
Homestead Application. No. ll,7ce.
Fer h.: neL xec. H-l'I-sl.
He names tie following witnesses 70 prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
salt land. viz:
Abraham johnson. B. r. johnson, WOr'bihk-
ton. NJ hoIas Bertrand, Iona. Levi II. BaxtsI.
fulda, MINI.
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FINAL PROOF NOTICES.

LAND OFFICE at WOrthingtOn, Minn.,
November :, 1885,.
NOTICE. IS hereby given that the f,ll..wing
named SIT Ter has frd no ice II hts Intention +.
make f'al prof IN support Of hix claim. and
that sal proof will lie made l,efOre The IT, 5.
Land Office u; Warrington. Num-. on
+ i,iay, Dec. II, l>S3,
Viz: Buel w. Pope,
Homes ed Application. No. 1876,
For the 3 4 ne u. Sec 3)-lO III
tie names the following witnesses to prove lis
said and. viz:
Thos J. Lynch. J. W. Reed, Austin Hovey.
Fer, Inland Mull. IT Wa. Ellington. Mimi
MONS GKINAGER, Register.
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II. =. Shepard 4 ca. will fill orders
for both Hard and soft coal in quaint
ties t. suit customers. SIT
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Thanksgiving services will bo held
TO- Jay ut the Cons regat ional church.
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U. s. LAND OFFICE .WorthinC, on, MIinn
Nov. ~, 1889.
COMPLAINT having been entered nj this Office
" Saml. J. Ham itn ag .inSt George F. H"lmlp>
for failure to comply with law as to Timber. Cul
ture e,:try NJ. 10 /,
Dated May II. 1877.
Upon tie NV Il sec lO-1O2-43,
In Mobiles County, Ninn.. with a view to the
cancellation Of said entry:
Contestant alleging THAT Geo F. Holmes failed
to plant trees, seeds or cuttings or to cultivate
in 1881. 1882 ''r 1885,
The said parties are hereby summoned to AZ
pear ut this Office ~
The oath day Of January. 1884, at 2 O'Clock mn
To resp"nd aud furnish testimony concerning
said alleged failure.
McNs GRrNAGER. Register.
IL G. H. SMITH, Receiver.
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Field Agent Smith has sold lot IL,
block 80. WUrtl,i.,KtUII, to A. w. Gran.
dali
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House for Rent. Apply to
l4tf T.. w. SMITH.
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7 CRAFT, M. d.,
PHYSICIAN Il SURGEON.
apecia) attention given to Surgery aud Oh.
1ye.,L,nel.t vi Female diseases: having had ter
wears experience.
AiS., Surgeon III the Sioux City 4 st. Paul and
vusthi.gt.,n y Sioux Fails Railroads.
Supplied with full CASES # Surgical and Oostet
sic.l Instruments. aud fraeturs appliances.
a)fflCE-At residence, corner VI Fourth Ave-
Nyo aud Eleventh. Street, ar-s
WORT;HIVGTON. AINM
I3A-ly.
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M ASQN1Q,

MASONIC.
nEGULAR COMMUNICATIONS Of Fraterni-
II ty Lodge, No. Id, A. r. 4 A. NJ. at Masonic
NJ, Hall In WOrtEingtOD on the
~ .IG471.A lat and III Mondays IN each
S@L2S'sAt. month.
Hz<2SaXX lP. DURFEE, W. u.
jSAkYT H. b. PLOTS, acc.
&SNE,MIT& REGULAR CONVOCA'
TONS Of Living Arch Chap
4SolA:zS.AN>I ter, No. q, r.. A.. N. at VA.
'S' IN sonic Hall on the 18th Monday
n eact tnth.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

)ne inch three weeks, eco, three months, u. %
Three inches weeks, S6G 40
Five inches, 6.W,9 O.W
Special rates given TOR larger advertisements
Special notices, FIRST week 10 o',nts line; sub
,e.,ueMt insertions cents 4 line each week.
Transient advertisements paid In advance.
Yearly advertisements to be paid Quarterly.
1avitis given.
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con TEST NOTICES,

Z. s. LAND OFFICE, Wor hingtOn. MINI.
Nov u. 1xS3.
COMPLAINT Inv ing hcen entered at this .'n:ce
by Ms'vi J. Fish against william Lindsay,
for failure /" imply with the law as I.
Timber.tultur- Entry No. la.G
Dated Fsb. u. 1889.
Upm the s.. se'i see. IL, township l04. ranges
IN Mobiles eau ty. MINI, with II view to- D.
that
william LINDSAY has failed to break or p't.v
hve aeies during the fir It or second year Of
'rv.
The said parties are hereby summoned to AZ
pear at this Office an
The 9th day Of January 1884, at l o'clock
y. W.,
To respond and iurni Ii testimony concel ming
said alleged failure
Mons EKINAGER, Register.
II G. H. SMITH, Receiver.
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20 baskets nice grapes ut h..
l2,:.w AEDEReOS's.
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Mayor Smith slipped the ether eve.
ming "n his back stairs and came down
hard enough to black~M one eye u little.
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IT ID 9UNOT, NJ. D.,
HomeoPathist.

Calls at allhours respondeat t" promptly.
Particular attention gwen to cancer
Ous complaints, drOpsy, piles, rheuma
lisn,. etc.
Dr. Bunce'S BLOOD Purifier, LungJ
Ral*anl. Rheumatic Imminent and Pain
lkill.r. manufactured In Wort hington1
aud sold by druggists generally.
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Land Office at WOrth;mgton Num-,
oct ~, 1851.
Notice is hereby given that thu fOlOwi " MN
make h,!al pr.k'f ~ support If his cl tim. and
that ~ d pr'of will b.: male lef re the U. s
Land Office. at WOrtl,ing on. Mimi, on
Mo day. Nov. u. 1883, viz:
Viz: Ch.s. W. P..t:ix,
HO'neSt ad application No. 1889
IF the nl1"e and el<n~l4 SIC. 1864.
continuous residence upon. and cultivaii"n u,
sid land, viz:
Jacob sanger. B. ". Lyons. Austin Hovey,
Mum.
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LAND OFFICE at Wortlltngt"n, Mimi.
aIct. q, ioH3.
NOTICE Is hereby given tina the following
named settler las FLEE. notice If his ntenti"m t.
MAX final p,.n.fim support of his claim, and that
Id pr.Ut will he made he ore he U. ). Land
:sftice Ut Warrington. MIMI. on
MHnd -, Nov. ~, 1883,
Viz: jacob Sanger,
!! meStra Application No. 1896,
For tie swN Src: ~ IQ4N.
H.. n,MrS the following witno sses to prove nj
c ttmuouS residence upon. and cultiva. Ion Of,
said LAID. viz:
Chas W. Prt il. Ru>hmore. MIMI. Ephraim
i'm.
Mons GKINAGHR. ReRister.
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DENTIsTRY.-Dr. Carl T. Gram n, 1T
Spirit Lake, will he 1T his Office. W"r-
thinRto" Hotel, Wednesday and THURS
d"y, DEC. 5th and 9Th, 1883. ll4-2w
St"ddard Post G.. A. r. will hold its
annual election Of officers next Satu
day, Dec. !, 1888. All the members Of
the Post are expected I" Ike present.
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A land hunter down in Iowa, where
they have had snow. writes to D. Shell
& ca. to know whether the snow ~
this way IS deep enough to prevent his
getting alN,ut il he should co,ne now
n" snow up this way 50 far. Gene ~
aud bring sample with you.