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LIBERALlCAfl, AfEE7ING

4
The Liberals have been holding a Sc:
ries or chain of camp meetings reach
ing from the far east to the far west.
We have received bills advertising a
meeting at Valley Falls. Kansas, be-
ginning Aug. 80 and continuing to
Sept. I'd. Elk. Gov. Cl,As. Robinson,
Judge Hagaman, Professors Peck,
Stewart, Seymour, Welch, and others,
will be there as speakers.
The Liberals announce that this
platform is free. ''The champions of
Christianity are especially invited to
attend and give reasons for the faith
that is in theln.'' The invitation is,
''come everyone, and help usher in the
Era Of Man AMI establish the Republic
of Liberty, Love and Justice.'' The
motto is, "Free thought is the worlds
saviour"
Announcements are getting plenty,
two more of them appearing in this is
sue. Mr.. Mills wants to be auditor
again. and our towRsman, Geo. F. Hal
las, thinks he would like to be- county
superintendent Of schools. Well, we
hear it said Of Mr.. Mills that he has
made a good officer, is thoroughly COM
petent and trustworthy, and he will no
doubt have strong backing in the
convention; and Of friend George we
can say that he is An old and expert.
enced school teacher, has attended and
assisted at a great many institutes. is
undoubtedly competent and deserving.
The candidate for register Of deeds,
Is. f. johnson, Esq, has filed the office
one term we'll and creditably, is 4
wounded soldier and a poor man, and
all rules of decency and humanity die
tate that he should be reelected with.
out opposition. When the ball fairly
opens we shall have more TO say on
these subjects.-Adrian Guardian.
Kinbrae. We last week noticed the
fact that there were number Of l.t-
ters at the Worthingten post Office adj
dressed TO "Kimbrae, - Mobiles county,
and that there is no such post office
in this county. We have 81! &c lad the
mystery explained. The Milwaukee
railroad company has changed the
name Of Delorest station to ''Kinbrea, -
but the name of the town and the
post office remains the same, Deforest.
The FIRST name Of this point was Air
lie. In a short time it was changed to
Deforest, and now the railroad calls j.
"Kinbrae." Thus our IIersey was
named Brewster 10y the st. Paul &
Omaha company.
We suppose the railroads have the
power to name their own stations, but
they ought not to do so arbitrarily, for
they cannot change the names ofestab.
lisled towns.
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CEDAR RAPIDS DAILY RE-
PUBLICAN,

NORTHERN IOWA.
and repches Werthiyrfc% evefv evening on tS:
day of publication, giving all the latest Asso-
ciated Press DISPATCHES by telegraph: Full Mar
ket Reports by telegraph from Chicago, New
York and other important trade centers much
interesting Home News from all parts OF Iowa,
especially Central and Northern Iowa :also fear.
less and pointed Editorial Comment on Topics
OF the Times; Sketches aud other Miscellaneous
Reading: Trade Topics: and all that goes 70
make up FrstClass Iowa DAILY FOR IOWA
+ 1 Tor three months trial. The paper viii b
promptly stopped when ordered stopped. Al"
dres REPUBLICAN, PRINTING Co.,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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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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FoR SALE.-One combined reaper
and mo wer, one iron mower, one force
feek seeder, one sickle grinder, all in
good order. Also one roller.
45tf Il. Is. PLOTTS.
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LUMBER.

Dressed. from one to two inches thick
SIS to SO per NJ. Fencing, dressed
$40 per NJ at yard.
49-:t w. III. BIdELOW.
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FLOUR AND FEED STORES. Nc
Lean has rented the S. A. Davis rooms
and is now prepared to fill all orders
for Flour and Feed. 37tf
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Barber has five different brands Of
Machine Oils selling from 4Oc to 81 per
gallon: 48-it
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LETTER HEADS,

Those letter heads. endorsed by the
Board II Trade. can now be had at the
ADVANCES il any quantity desired
COME III aid get all you want.
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The Annual meeting Of tho MOBILES
County Bible Society and tho election
Q! officers for the ensuing year, was
held in the N. e. Church, Sunday eve.,
Aug. 10th. Rev. ]. B. Hinton, State
agent of the American Bible Society.
was present, aud gave an interesting
lecture on the work of the society.
The following officers were elected:
President-Geo. o. Moore.
Vice President-Geo. M. Plumb.
Secretary-F. Lewis.
Treasurer. D. Barber.
Advisory Board-A. Buchan, J. e..
Clark, A. S. Ilusselton. $50
Motion prevailed to adjourn to meet
in the Presbyterian Church, the third
Sunday in Aug, 1854.
The Spirit Lake excursion. which
was postponed last week on account of
the weather, will take place next Sun
day. The train will leave Luverne at Z
O'Clock in the morning and will proba.
bly, return at 4 seasonable hour in the
evening. Tickets for the round trip s.
each.-Luverne Herald.
Tornado. Rumor says that on Tues.
day afternoon another violent storm
visited the country along the Winona
& St. Peter road. Kasson and Roches.
ter are reported badly damaged and a
further report says that train of cars
between Rochester and Zumbrota was
blown from the track and about 100
persons killed and injured,
G. A. Il. A grand reunion Of the
soldiers of Dakota, northwestern Iowa
and southern Minnesota will be held at
Sioux Falls, Sept. 18th. 18th and 18th.
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WANTED.-A No. l Cow. coming in
in this fall. have about SO sheep ia
sell for cash or ON time.
DIR. MOORE.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF NAILS
ARRIVES.
Northern daily g. Pan, AND r:.+ R: a9 m.
Southern - 1925 a.. m.
Eastern - B. c. Il. 4 N. I:N p. IN.
Observation-Disclosures & Sioux Falls, II 100 4 m
EOund Lake. Saturdays IL m
DEPARTS.
Northern (daily)- S:25 q. m.
do to st. Paul and beyond II 90 y IN
southern l2:30p. m.
Eastern /" Il. C.. II. e. n. $3.50 4. III.
Observation-Disclosures 4 Sioux Falls 10 p III
Round ..-..2, Saturdays III
Mails carried by day trains close 30 minutes
before departure. Ali others at O'Clock IN.
Office hours from a. M. to m. Sundays
from to i III and IL IN to l p. IN.
Money orders issued and letters registered be-
r. d. BARBER, p. n.
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Thomas II. Parsons, an extensive
land dealer Of Worthington. will run Il
land excursion over the 3. &. Il. & N.
September 18th. - Spirit Lake Jour.
nal
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GIEL WANTED.-Steady work and
good wages to a good girl: Inquire Of
Mrs. w. A. Peterson. soft
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS,

AuDIrOR-E s. Mills
TREAsuRER-H. C. Shepard.
REGISTER OF DEEDs-B. f. johnson.
JUDGE or PROBArE-Wm. Wigham.
CLERK or COURT II. Bennett.
SHEKIFF-K. Il. Miller.
COURT COMMIssIONER-Fred Bloom.
COUNTY ATTORNEY-(ieO. w. Wilson.
CORONER-J.S s. McManus.
COUNTY SUrERINTENDENr-L. S. Nelson.
COMMISSIONERS.
First District-P. Blaine, Of Hcrscy.
Seco,.d District-T. l.. Taylor, OF Elk.
TNfrH District-.James Gown, OF Adrian.
EDurth Dis!rict-Maurice O'Hearn, Of Grand
Prairie. 49,,
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PERsONAM
II. Mcmillan has returned from ,
visit up north.


II. Mcmillan has returned from
visit up north.
Capt. Grinager and lady are at st.
Paul visiting.
Mr.. Price, New York attorney,
and Mr.. Hegeman, Of New York, are
visiting Messrs. Peabody 4 Hegeman.
G. p. Shepard and family left on
Monday for ten days visit to Moscow,
Mich. The families of Messrs. Mum.
ford & Shepard will return with them
and make this their home.
A. E. Caldwell, formerly Of the Roc
ord, came over from Sioux Falls and
spent Sunday with his family.
The families of Sheriff A1iller.s Judge
Wilson, b. n. Carrier aud 5. s. Hewitt
went to Round Lake on Monday for \
fishing and hunting picnic.
Banker Geo. d. Dayton returned
Monday from two weeks visit to
Geneva, n. Y, and points in Massa.
chusetts.
Miss Nellie Crocker, of Chicago, and
Miss Grace Garrett, of Burlington, are
visiting Mrs. d. Iloher.
Mr.. Perry Wysong, of Mankato, has
the contract to build the fine masonic
block at Worthington. Mankato kilns
supply the brick.-Luverne Herald.
Mr.. Buikdoll. editor Of the Edgerton
Enterprise, dropped in yesterday for a
pleasant chat.
c. A. Dixon, Of Streeter, Ill.,. an &C.
qnaintance and once playmate of N.
| V. Mcdowell, is in town looking over
our beautiful country.
Joseph Chadwick and family leave
this morning for Utica, n. Y, for an
extended visit. He retains his residence
property here with u view to returning
at some future day. Mr.. Z. and fami-
ly leave many friends here who wisl,
them success and happiness.
DR.. Buncc, Of Worthington, was in
town this week and found a live de-
mand in this section for his patent
medicines, an advertisement Of whlcl,
will he found in this paper.-Jackson
Rpnnhlic
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This issue is No. 81, the end of Vol.
II of the ADVANCE. 1t has been q
good little boy of a newspaper and
hence it took the CAKE. It was always
bad enough, however, to escape dying
Young.
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Announcements,

EDITOR ADVANCE: hereby announce mysel
rs a candidate for the Office of SUPER INTEND
ENT OF SCHOOLS subject to the will of the PEG
pie. d. G. WARD.
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At PIumb's,

At PIumb's.
Frosted Fruit Cakes;
Choicest Ginger Snaps; -. -~~-~
Coffee Cakes;
Fine Molasses Pinafore Cookies;
Assorted Jumbles;
All at 15c per Id.
Try these goods; they are very choice
48-2t
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Announcement.

EDITOR ADVANCES: Please announce nv name
as candidate for the Office Of Register of Deeds
before the county convention.
Dated Aug. !, 1888.
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Announcement.

Having been teacher in the public schools OF
Wisconsin and Minnesota for about ten years
and feeling competent to fill the Office. hereby
announce myself 4 candidate for County Super.
intendent Of Schools; subject to the will OF
the voters of the county.
GEO. F. HALLAs.
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For Auditor

EDITOR ADVANCE: Please announce my name
to the public as candidate for the Office OF
COUNTY AUDITOR.
r. L. TAYLOR
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ADVERTISING RATES.

)ne inch three weeks, 600, three months, 90
Three inches weeks, 500, 400
Five inches" GU, lOW
Special rates given for larger advertisements
SDecial notices, first week 10 cents line; sub.
seuilent insertions cents a line each week.
Transient advertisements paid in advance.
Yearly advertisements to be paid quarterly
lavifi Is given.
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BOgeas Again and Forever. Last
week we announced that We were en-
deavoring to arrange matters with our
old friend Boreas to haye the weather
clear up. People had begun to blame
US as usual for the rain. They asked
us week or two before to have it clear
up, but We pointed to the gray and
misty sky and assured them it was full
of water
But last week we made our usual an
nouncement. Well, just as he had
done twenty times before, Boreas sent
word immediately that he would see to
it. lie sent one of his brat whirlWinds
that came rustling in, scattering the
papers, and said: ''Bereas sends greet
ing to the Kid. He has been trying to
arrange it, knowing your wish, but the
Prince of the House of Luna with
stood him. Now the moon is about
full and you know when the old lady
gets full" she can only smile and
smile and neglect the weather. Re-
sides this advantage over the moon,
Mars and Mercury are quarreling
about who shall lead next year in the
procession of the equinoxes, and Venus
and Vulcan are having their periodic
love spat. Everything is favorable
and you shall haye good weather.
Aud, sure enough. just as he had done
score of times at our request, he
shook out Of the sky the water that had
accumulated in light showers on Fri
day, and then sent the clouds off to
some remote region and for week the
harvest weather has been excellent.
Chicken Train. We last week MOTTO
ed the fact that MI. Reach had arrived
from Chicago and was at his farm with
friends, among whom are W. r. Linn
and family, MIR. Schwartz, Mrs. An
drews and others. Mr.. II. has charter
ed special train with engine and pal
ace car for this week and is moving up
and down the Burlington road with his
friends shooting chickens. Rather ex-
pensive hunting, but as Mr.. r. is re-
ported to have made $40, 600 in one day
last week on Change in Chicago, we
suppose he can bear the expense.
We are informed also that Mr.. Roach
will next year build SIC, 600 house on
land across Round Lake from his pres
ent place, and open another large
farm.
The Excursion. II. II. Parsons re-
turned last week after a few days alb
sence, but leaves again soon to work
up the excursion for Sept. 18th. He
informs US that arrangements have
been made with the Rock Island road,
and that the excursion will come from
Peoria, Davenport, Rock Island. Gene:
SEQ aud points east up to within so
miles of Chicago. Mr.. P. went to Ke-
okuk and over into Illinois and secured
rates on immigrant moveables, stock,
etc., in car load lots from Chicago to
Wort hiu0t0n at az nor car
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LOCAL.
wosruruorox, M1nx. AUGUST q 1883

CLUB RATES.
The ADVANCE Is furnished at d 50 . year "a
Clubs ct ten or moro. Clubs Of ten for six moathl
IS cents for each subscriber.
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Mr.. ADVANCE, Mrs. ADVANCE and
the little ADVANCES leave this morn.
ing for trip into Iowa, taking in the
great Spiritual camp meeting Of the
Western States at Clinton, Iowa. Some
of the best speakers and mediums in
the United States arc there and We
may have some hair. raising manifesto.
tions to mention on our return.
During our absence the Office will be
in charge Of. our foreman. Mr.. Wright.
who will receipt for cash, take in job
work and do our fighting by proxy.
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. l will be at the Worthington Hotel,
Aug. 23l to Sept. End.
52-2w1 L. n. BEDFORD.
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MASONIO.

M a SONxO.
DEGULAR COMMUNICATIONS OF Fraterni-
IL ty Lodge No. lOl, A. F. & A. NJ. at Masonic
NJ Hall In WortkingtOn on the
~ ,CSE7E,.,aX LIST and sd Mondays In each
.11tS IIN 'sX1s. month.
$S<SSAXx, T. r. DURFEE, w. NJ.
~4aAiS.E Il. B. PIOTTS, sec.
&aSNE,NLZI3 REGULAR CONvOCA-
TONS Of Living Arch Chap
S,lkSzS.NN% ter, No. Is, r.. A.. NJ. at Ma.
s' ~ sonic Hall on the 4th Monday
n eacE cnth.
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See announcement of o. G.. Grund.
stem who offers himself as a candidate
for county treasurer.
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Elsewhere appears the call for the
Republican County Convention. which
is set for Tuesday. Sept: 25th. This
will give the candidates time to sec
their friends and put in their best ticks
for the nomination.
School Meeting. The annual school
meeting will he held on Saturday, Sept.
I, that il. orc week from next Satur.
day. State Supt. Kiehle has issued q
circular urging attendance and making
number of valuable suggestions. He
says: 1.-THE best men and women should
he present, the best spirit, the highest
and most nnselfish motives, and the
braadest views that the district affords
sh0nll il,l expression at this meet.
ing
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COLLAR BONE BROKEN.

COAAAH OON II oAONCN.
On Saturday evening last J. r. Ash
worth fell into A. S. Husselton's GEL
lr at the grocery store and broke his
collar bone. It seems that Mr.. a. was
waiting to have some coffee ground,
and being in hurry, stepped up to the
boy who was grinding and said, ''let
me help YOU" Mr.. A. took hold of the
grinder, and ut that moment, one of the
boys stepped between him and the
counter OH his way to wait On custo-
mer. Mr.. a. stepped back to let him
pass and, the cellar door being open
behind him, he stepped into the open
ing with one foot, the other foot being
on the floor. AS he fell, Mr.. A. caught
hold Of the side of the cellar and thus
saved himself from going clear down.
The wrench, however, was violent
enough to break his collar bone, which
will lay him up for some days.
REAL ESTATE Sales.
NV. Mcdowell has purchased the
Jas. Marden house and lot on 9th-st.
for 5000. Mack moved into the house
on Friday last.
Parsons l. Anderson have sold the
Geo. Perry place. east Of IIersey, to
Patrick Murphy, of Little Rock, fol-
$l4OO.
Also Z acres in Clary's addition to
Worthington, to II. IL. Anderson, at
$50 per acre.
The trade mentioned in last week s
ADVANCE, by which Mr.. Van Luven
was to take the Fletcher place north OF
town was abandoned by consent Of the
parties and Mr.. Van Luven secures the
Ducllan place this side.
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Zero Oil. Engine Oil, Eldorado OIL
Machine, Castor and Lard Oil at Bar
DerS. 48-4t
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See among announcements the name
of Geo. I1allas, of Adrian, who is
out as i candidate for Superintendent
of Schools,
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REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CON-
YENTION.


VENTION.
Notice Is hereby given that Republican
delegate convention Of the Republican voters OF
Mobiles county. Minnesota, will be held at the
Court House, In the village Of Worthington. on
Tuesday, tho 18th day Of Sept. 1883,
at O'Clock p. n for the purpose OF placing In
nomination candidates for the following named
otices, to be yo:ed for at the coming November
election, to- wit:
County Treasurer. County Auditor. Register
of Deeds, Sheriff, Superintendent of Schools,
Judge Of Probate, Court Commissioner, Sur
veyOr, and Coroner; also one County Commits.
si0ner for each Of the following named districts
End. 3rd and ith districts.
The basis 1T representation In said convention
will he one delegate At large f0l each town and
village in said county and one delegate for each
IS votes or major fraction thereof cast for Gov.
Hubbard In 1851. The several voting precincts
will be entitled to the following number Of DEL
gates. TO- wit:
Indian Lake, Lismore, 2
LOrain, 2 BigelOw.
Jersey, 2 Ransom, 3
Graham Lakes, 3 Little Rock. 1
Elk. 2 Grand Prairie, 3
Seward, : WorthingeoM, Tp. 3
Dewald, ) WOrthMgtOn VII. 9
Summit Lake, l Adrian Village,
Bloom, WeStSluc, 3
Wjlimont, Olney, )
LeOta, z Larkin, l
1t Ia recommended that the different voting
precincts hold regularly called caucuses and
send full delegations to said convention.
BY order Of Committee.
GEO. W. WILSON, Chairman.
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Frank Siddall's and Dobbin*' soaps
at plumb's. ~ Az
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c. G. Whitney, in the spring Of 1882,
set out 100 willow fence posts, and last
spring 800 more. Out of this 400 only
three posts died. The rest are all alive
and putting out sprouts two to three
feet long. The posts will average now
three inches in diameter. BY next
year Mr.. w. will have live fence with
the exception OF the wires from tree to
tree
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a a nf IT. 70.

Worthingt, n Lodge No 65 meets every alter.
nate Friday vening. +. LEWIS Master Work.
Il b. PLOTS, Recorder.
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j. n. Dodge. of Round Lake, has the
thanks Of the ADVANCE family for
several messes Of pike caught in Round
Lake. They were beauties, for u fact,
and came III just at the right time to be
relished.
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DIRECTORY.

D4NAC1OlCx.
County Commissioners meet Tues.
day, August 28th.
Excursion of land seekers, September
18th.
Mobiles County Fair Tuesday. Wed
nesday and Thursday, Sept 18th, 10th,
and Goth.
Republican County Convention,
Tuesday, Sept. 25th
General election, Tuesday, Novem-
Der 9Th.
Annual school meeting, Saturday,
Sept. l..
Tax Judgment sale, Monday, Sept.
18th.
II. G. Shepard T. Co. will fill orders
for both Hard and Soft coal in quanti-
ties to suit customers. 52.tf
See notice of tax judgment sale Sept.
18th.
See several new notices of mortgage
foreclosure sale.
The new masonic block is about laid
to the second story. A few more days
will finish the walls.
1t is claimed by Werthington's smo.
kers that the Elephant is the best 1Oc
cigar in the Go. I wish you all would
try it. 52-1w) II. II. ANDERSON.
See announcement of o. c. Grund.
stem who offers himself as a candidate
for o0nnfY fraaonror
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have good second hand sewing
machine which will sell cheap.
52-2W Dir. j. CRAFT.
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Forbes & Dayton are prepared to
give prices and furnish Hard and Soft
coal. 52tf
Little Charley Wass, on Sunday last,
Undertook to ride DR.. Barbers cow,
and fell off and broke his right arm
near the elbow.
have good second hand sawin1
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There will be no meeting of Stoddard
Post No. 81, until Saturday Of next
week, on account Of the rooms being
unfinished
GIRLS WANTED.-At tho Lake
House. three girls; best OF wages paid.
52-1w G.. B. LOyELEss.
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Parties inform US that on Friday
night last black funnel shaped cloud
formed northwest of town and started
toward Worthington. Before reaching
the town it turned south and passed off
around the town to the southeast. It
was we'll up in the sky and did not de-
scend to the ground at any point.
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The new masonic block is about laid
to the second story. A few more days
will finish the walls.
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Mr.. Ruvee, of Davenport, Iowa, has
been here looking over our lands with
7. II. Parsons. Mr.. r. also stopped
off at Enmetsburg, Estherville and
Spirit Lake, Iowa. lie p1onounces
Mobiles County altogether the best
grass land he has seen. He will return
III ten days and expects to take two or
three sections of land.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-08-23
III ID 7UNCE, NJ. D.,
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See several new notices of mortgage
foreclosure sale.