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II. p. ROOT. ALEx. NsILsON. J. DRIsoo

hEALERS IN CHINESE MERCHANDISE,
~ China Butchers and Contractors, will open a
large establishment on August 10Th. All SING,
Agent, No, 304 | street. aul5-Im
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THE only known speci6c remedy fer epi,
leptic fits is Samaritan NerTinc
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HOME AND ABROAD.

The Nebraska Republicans Butler Re
nominated In Massachusefts-The Attack
on the Willard Sf0cks-A Young Woman
Skinned by CrOton OH-The Fulton
CapeI COnfrOversy-C Convention OF Wool
Gr0wers-Anfairs In Foreign Lands-Efc.
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Fs.al Rel.aions Dispute.

DALLAS Tex( September 26th.-while engaged
| in dispute as to the existence Of God, Henry
Shanka stabbed Henry Weiner to the heart. The
| murderer has escaped arrest so far.
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70 LET Oh FOR SALE.

AdvsE serl ets Of five lines in this department are
inserted f1- L5 cent? for one time three times for 80
cents, OF 10 cents Ter week.
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AMONG THE GIANTS
Premiums Awarded at state Agricultural
Society Fair, 1888, to
.ToHT rE. STOLE,
~ cto Il cTpErr cArp AMEArTOi

Prem
iuu for
best dis
play of
Saddlery
Hard
ware.
Prem
iiun for
best dis
play Of
Saddlery
and Har-
ness.
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WoNG SHoK Loo, President of the Hop
We, Chin So Company, San Francisco, Cal,
Ojorses the great pain relisyeT, st. Jacobs
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Cracker Bakery.
SELLING OUT.

CtAN LUNG & CO., 52e j STREET, OFFER
= great bargains in all kinds of Japanese and Chi
nese Wares and Fancy Goods They also offer large
lire of Silk Handkerchiefs, Ladies' Underwear Of
every description, and Gents White Shirts, all
sizes at cost The object OF this sale is retiring from
CUISINES auA-zplm
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FaElFsD 2 : 10
HR IRA E. OATMAN HAS REMOVED HIS
y office to the northwest corner ard seventh
streets. Entrance or street. Il. sidence
1927 G street, corner Eleventh. Office hours
10 InA ". and % 3, and " s 2. N iyi4-lmT
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MaI. ELaERY I.IlIGGa. pg. ~.

NCULIST, AURIST and PHYSICIAN FOR
Diseases of the Throat. Office. 1921 street,
corner OF Fifth, over Sacramento Bank, Sacramento,
Cal. Hours-9:50 to IL A. NJ; 10 P. NJ. Sundays
9:30 to IL A. NJ: to 4 P. NJ jv1-tf
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CsAKIs (Minn). September 2ith.-Thi morning
Ives Bro'hers' steanl-power machine wAs thrashing
denly exploded, killing three men and iujuring five
others.
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Bb. a. =. EKUAE,
DHYsIoIAN AND SURGEON, GRADUATE OF
4 the University OF Berlin, Germany. Office and
residence No. 52l street between Fifth and Sixth,
Sacramento. Office hours 8 to IL A. NJ. TO and
TO SP.N ,.in.H
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a RCHITECTS, NO. 10O6 SEVENTH STREET,
N between and X, Sacramento. No. 318 Pine
street, San Francisco iy11-f
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MILWAUKEE, September 2Gth.-The ceremony of
receiving Sitting Bul the great Indian Chief, into
the Catholic Church, which it anticipated would
take place this week at Fort Yates, has been ic--
definitely postponed, because sitting Bull can't
make up his miad which Of his two wives he will let
90 The forms of the Church forbid a commitment
more than one. Bishop Morley has had him under
his care for several months, and his instructions
we're beng rapidly absorbed by the Chief, bur the
separation from his wives proved too much for him,
and he will probably return 20 heathenisu-
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J. o. FUNSTON

1856. E. FOSTER Il 60, 1888.
ESooK BINDERS, PAPER hULERS AND
Blank-Rook Manufacturers No. 3l9 street,
between Third and Fourth Sacramento iv2n-sntf
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ROOT. INTUITION q CO..

ET MON FOUNDRY = IRON AND BRASS
u Founders and Machinists, Front street, be.
tween n and o. Castings and Machinery of every
description made TO order jy244plm
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ST. PAUL. September 26lh.-A dispatch from
Huron, Dakota, says Billy Madden, Of New York
the trainer and hacker Of Mitchell, the pugnlst,
nassed throrgh the CITY to-day en- route to New
York. II is stated that Madden his been to Pierre
making final arrangements for the hght between
Mitchell and Sade, to take place near Plerre In
about two weeks.
Thermometricd.
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wAGLACa a. Bs;IGGs, II. d.
= FFICg And RESIDENCE, no. sis STREET
Z Sacramento
20 4. N.
SFcs hours. II 4. NJ 50 r.N }iela-apa
$50 TO 8 ?. NJ
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work Of RenrndnciInn.

WASHINGTON, September 26th-A large portion Of
the clerical force Of the General Land Cce is work
Ing at night, from $50 to $3.50, reproducing the
records of the office OF the Surveyor. General OF
Washington Territory, which were entirely destroyed
by fire on the morning of the 18th instant The
cost to the Government viii be, as estimated by the
Commissioners General OF the Land Office, about
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CARRIAGES, WAGONS, ETC.
MARTIN KESTLER,

MANUFACTURER OF ALL
lNH kinds of Buggies, Farm, 537SzfA
Express, Freight, Header and f9$A
Quartz Wagons constantly one1zz11e1zzazz
hand and made to order at lowest rates. An work
warranted. Repairing, et,, done at short notice.
Nos. 1910, 1012 and l0l4 Ninth street, between
and X, Sacramento. au1-1ptf
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y. H. PIERseY.

y. WtbDD.
~ ENLIST, QUINNs BUILDING, ssSeFsa,
northeast corner Fourth and JSsss5ssss JSfssssssssssss
streets. Artificial Teeth inserted on all7&1llJy
bases. Improved Liquid Nitrous 0xids Gas for
painless extraction Of teeth. je25-6
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BROWNS IRON BlTTERS is
a complete and sure remedy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Malaria,
Weakness and all diseases requir-
ing a true, reliable, nOn-aIcoholic
tonic. 1t enriches the blood, gives
new life to the muscles and tone
to the nerves.
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE nEooaD-uS1os
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MILWAUKEE (wis.) Sept mber 26th.-Judge May
to-day received dispatch from his daughter Julia,
an operate singer with the Hess Opera Troupe She
was nervousy prostrated, and took an electric bath
An ignorant attendant rubbed her with croton oil
instead OF alcohol taking nearly all the skin off her
body Her life is despaired of.
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ga O. ~ -a 2 r. Il RI
REkRLY NsM

CtHIcKERING UPRIGHT TPIANO-HAss-zEa
- all tho modern improvements. ForfTTFT7
ssle cheap, a. Warerooms Of L. X. HAMMER, so J
treet. 81 lpd
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DENTISTRY.

REMOVED.
nR II SHIELDS, DENTIST, 4eS1zsn,
to 10. 525 street, between Filth
and Sixth, where he will be pleased to SEQ NLCJN
his friends auI6-H
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BIO J AND LITTLE YOH.

AA3N3> A>n nAOA1S, 'ccpI. 1O. 1865.
ED. ADvANCE:-One would hardly
suppose that the honorable gentlemen
who represent the great metropolis of
st. Paul, would stoop to misrepreseut
any other city in this great Common
wealth OF Minnesota; and yet, through
jealousy. or some other motive. the two
|celebrationS of st. Paul and Minneapo.
lis have been grossly misrepresented in
the st: Paul papers. An eye witness of
both displays. tells me that the Mime
apollS display was ~ far ahead Of St.
PaMl. that it seemed unjust to Mime.
apolis to speak of the two in anything
IKE comparison: st. Paul's procession
was largely made up Of carriages and
eq9,paRes of various styles. while that
"1 Minneapolis represented in full the
manufacturing Interests Of a great city
az wei! a. the State At large. Honor
able citizens of st. Panl must blush at
the holiness of their assertions. or
rather their nsinnations, that the cele-
Dratlon ut st. Paul was the event of
the day. Tw'" very significant facts in
connection with the lrlrades have been
made known by: those who Witnessed
them both, and that ia that the st. Paul
procession spread out to make time.
while that Of Minneapolis doubled up
IN order t" get through. and yet it took
tile Minneapolis procession two hours
longer to pass a given point than that
Of st. T'anl. AS citizen of Minneap-
oils. feel an honest pride il having q
true report Of the whole affair 90 out
to the people Of the State that lust
merit may I've recognized.
Yours for the truth,
A. J, MANLY.
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RETARE.

Following the immense crop now
being harvested in this section, will
come the usual number Of patent right
men. lightning rod, wind mill, ard
numerous otter swimdiers. Our farm
ers should have nothing to do with
them. If 20" want to buy anything,
get it Of some home dealer whom YOU
know you can trust. The following
from an exchange is good adyice:
Don't be swindled! If il man offers
to take your order for farm machinery.
with whom you are not acquainted, or
is not home d.altr, do not give him
your signatures; if a prddler appears on
your streets selling whips, tlnware or
any article for half alleged value, do
not purchase of him; neither be swim
died ty the Internal cloth pedd!ars that
are tramping from house to house with
what they call Il very fine piece OF
goods for one-half the usual price. ,
The country is full OF just such, and
many other swindlers, that are con-
stamly harrassing the less il formt d
class and many others with their
worthless goods. Courteous reader,
take warning from the many echoes of
the land. where men are swindling and
being swindled, and do not have any
communication or dealing with them. -
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Put a Brand on Him.

"Women are necessary evil,' he said bring
Ing down his fist hard on the counter 10 EN-
phasize the heartless remark, It was in the
village store at West Milton, Saratoga county,
and the speaker was the centre Of 4 group
buclaolic philosophers. lie was ho,nely, s:Oven-
ly and sixty. "ThereS where differ from YOU
alt"gcthcr,' said Mr.. George r. Graham, Of the
same place. "Women are mostly what men
make 'em. When husbands are brutes wives
will fall into submission or make home h.t for
the men and they're unnatural In either char
actcr. Love them, and especially be good to
them when they're sick, and you'll have no
trouble. There's my own wife, now; she's suf-
fere.I a good deal with dyspepsia, nervous pros.
traton and ot her ailments that took the boom
oft her checks and the spring out of her steps
Well. she saw All advertisement of PARKEj,s
for her case. Gentlemen, sent five miles after
bottle. She took It, ! sent again after more
SO several times. TrO, hc? Why If you could
see how much good it has tlOne her YOU would
say that women are the greatest Of Cots bless
tngs, AMI PaRKER's Tonic Is the next"
>, This preparation. which has been known as
pAKKEKs GINGER 1oSIc, will hereafter be cal
I'd sim"ly PARKER's TONIC This chang. has
hern rendere' necessary by substitutes imposed
upon their Gust merS by unprincipled dealers
under the name cf ginger: and rs gtnger j.
real'van unimpo:ta"t a.voring i~gredfen., w
drop thu miSe',,iing word.
d. lhrre - ~ change however in the prepar'
han s q! dealers. wrapped under the name of
PAKKEK's GINGER TONIC, :ain the re-, uine
medicine IT the IA '-Stm'le signature Of HIsCOx
& co. Is at the bottom Of the outside wrapper.
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THE DULUTH ROAD

Tie Redwood Falls Gazette says of
the Duluth and Southwestern road:
It will open better market for grain
than they now have and will als4, en-.
able thein to get lumber and coal at
lower figures than they do at present.
We know it to be fact that the ship
ping of coal to Duluth by the lake has
caused reduction OF 81 Is this Season
ct this point. Nut coal is now worth
5000 by the car load. 1t would have
been sold at last years figures of Sll.35
per ton If it had not been for the fact
that dealers in this article 1T Duluth,
compelled their competitors in this
State to sell ut a fair profit Duluth is
also rapidly becoming the rival OF Min.
neapolis as a wheat market, not only
on account Of the price it offers but be.
cause AS Il shipping point it can reach
the large dealers in the east at much
less expense. But there is no need ut
present Ut going into further details.
The advantages ue this route are 81
many that it cannot but suggest Them
selves to any one who is 1T all informed
about Duluth AS i shipping point and
who will take the trouble to examine
the map Of Minnesota and Oi,se, We the
counties through which this line will
pass. A gentleman who has been con-
versAnt with the railway interests of
the State for many years informs rs he
has personal knowledge of the fact that
this route has always been a favsrite
one with capitalists and he has no
doubt Of its success.
To Rent, house on 11th Street.
ST s.. Il. D. BARBER.
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RECEIPTS.
A GREAT DISCOVERY,

; That is daily bringing Joy to the
} homes OF thousands by saving many of
} their dear ones from an early grave.
} Truly is DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma.
} Bronchitis. Hay Fever, Loss of Voice.
Tickling in the throat, Pain in Side and
Chest. or any disease Of the throat and
Lungs. Il positive cure. Guaranteed
Trial Bottle free at q. W. Smiths Drug
Store. Large size $l.OO. 6
} The Comstock j.ckals and hyenas
} are always noSing into books ami pa
Mrs tor Il so called "obscene" mOrspl
They overlook altogether the general
trend and purpose "f Il book or paper.
AID s'';t'c fn: some word or thought
on which they can hang 4 charge of
''ob>c-nity. Worthington AD-
VANCE.
And whenever You find these sickly
old SOW thistlts. you will find that they
haven't ON particle of decency in their
det-Stablp hides.
10 the impure all things are impure.
The Iowa Index is with you, Mr..
ADVANCE, IN your war upon the Com.
stock crowd that las its representa-
tivts in the rihald classes of every com
munity in our land; and when Il sup
preston OF indecency begins it sl,a!!
begin Oh these indecent cattle. who art.
forever shaming society by unmasqu-
ing their own
Polluted and
Poll ting
Minds to public view.-Iowa Index
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CONTINUED from. last ,ceek.)
How WQtch Cases are Made.

A plate of SOLID GOLD ii 2-1O karats
fine is soldered on each side of plate of
hard nickel composition metal, and the
three are then passed between polished
steel rollers. From this plate the various
parts Of the cascs-backs, centers, lezels, etc.
are cut and shaped by dies and formers.
The gold is thick enough, to admit of all
kinds of chasing, engraving, and engine
turning. The composition metal gives it
needed strength, Stiffness and so!;d;ty, while
tue urittcn guarantee Of the manufacturers
~arranting each case to wear twenty years
proves that it contains alL the gold that
can possibly he needed. This guarantee
is given from actual results, as many of
these cases have been worn perfectly smooth
by years of Use without wearing through
the gold. prpuorr. a. Dcc H. ,saa
have used one Of your James Boss God Watch
Cases for seventeen years. bought it secondhand
and know Of its having been used before got it,
but do not know how long. It looks good for ten
years longer. Did not suspect it was a filed case
until 60 informed BY jewelcr o short time since.
I most cheerfully recommend your cases to be al
they are represented to be, and more.
O. MCCRANEY, Dep Cot. Int. Kcr. Ct Dis Io.rd.
Send stamp kr.ton- Factories. rha.
delphla, Pa for handsome lIuAtrated showing how
Sanss Boss and Keystone Watch Cases are made.
Ito be Continually
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RAILROAD NEWS.

A GREAT TRUNK LINE.
Since our last issue Judge Wilson has
received the following letter from
Fargo magnifying the Fargo Southern
scheme Into gigantic trunk line:
Fargo. Dak.. Sept %. 1993-Dear
Sir: A copy of the Worthington AD-
VANCE just at hand quoting \ portion
Ut my letter Of the 18th to you, conveys
IN erroneous impression, and, on refer
once to my letter book, find that my
short hand man. in writing it out,
emitted u word quite important in that
connection. intended to say, 1T has
not been the intention Of the Fargo Il
st. Louis Air Line to stop at O."
might add further that neither the
Milwaukee or the Rock Island are back
Of tho enterprise, but a syndicate of
capitalists entirely free and indepem-
dent If all other trunk lines, propose
creating. operating and, managing a
trunk limo Of their own which will
eventually connect the Dominion with
liverpool by st. Louis and the Mississ-
ippi River.
Yours truly.
A. w. EDWARDS, Sec.
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THE s. l.. L ".

Tho ADVANCE stated last week that
. surveying party had been in Grand
Prairie running a line through that
township. Parties from there inform
US that the line is being run by the
Close Bros. as branch of the Spirit
Lake aud Western. 1t crosses the
Worthington & Sioux Falls track a
little beyond Drake station and bears
northwest across Rock into PipestOne.
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TIE FARGO ROAD.

The railroad party mentioned in last
weeks ADVANCE as having gone north
to look over the proposed route IF tn"
Fargo and Bismarck roads returned Oh
Friday last and stopped over night in
WOrthingtOn. An attempt to inter
view Mr.. bows resulted in the State
ment that there was Il very fine county
north OF us and northwest III Dakota.
They are not prepared to say now JUS,
what route will be taken nor how soon
the road will be built. The party pass.
ed north through Fulda, Currie and
Tracy and thence into Drockings coun-
ty. Dakota, returning by way of Pipe
stone and across Mobiles over the dag
Onal road.
The Cedar Rapids Republican says:
A party consisting of President
Tracy, Superintendent Ives, Hon. 5. l..
DOws and Civil Engineer White return
ed to the city late Friday night. These
gentlemen have been absent in Mime
seta and Dakota in the interest of the
b.. &. II. Il n. road, their object being
to ascertain facts in regard to the
country Of the northwest in general
ana of that portion in particular
through which IN extension of the
B.. &. r. g. Ms Worthington line
would run to tap the Northern Pacific
1T Fargo. They have considered the
matter thoroughly and prepared a re-
port to be submitted to and acted upon
by the company.
The Pipestone Star says:
Z. j. Ives, Esq, general manager of
the Burlington. Cedar Rapids and
Northern road, accompanied by E. S.
Ellsworth, Esq, aud G. l.. bows. Esq.
directors Of the same company, were IN
town yesterday in conference with II.
E. Stanley and e. II. Bennett regarding
railroad matters. The gentlemen came
frsm Verdi and have been out looking
u route from Worthington northwest,
and they say that through Pipestone is
the most feasible line they found
They had to be at WOrthingtOn to-day
and did not tarry here but An hour.
We shall hear more from them by and
by, however.
Surveyors of the Spirit Lake and
Western road, camped near Judge
Waite's in this county last night.
They are running line from Spirit
Lake west.
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POLISHING THE WRONG END,

Many men daily polish their boots
who never give Il thought to the con-
dltlon OF their halr, except to harrow it
casually with brush and comb. or sub
NIT 1t t" the paralyzing attentions of
the, average barber. What happens?
why, this: From neglect. mental aux
lety, or any Of u score Of causes, the
hair turns pr+matnrely gray and begins
to fall out Park-r's Hair Balsam will
at once stop the latter process aud re-
store the original color. An elegant
dressing, free from grease.
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Buc!xlin,s Arnfca Salve.

The greatest medical wonder of the
world. Warranted to speedily cure
burns, bruises. cuts. ulcers, salt rhenm,
fever sores, cancers. piles. cin!balns.
cornS, letter, chapped hands, and all
skin erHptions, guaranteed to cure in
every instance, Or money refunded. rs
cents per box. For sale ly G.. W. Smith.
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~ Y'HEMc 1ffY. k'nN

Sheriff II. II. Miller. Of Mobiles county.
was in town Monday and called to see
u.s.. We are always glad to meet our
Mobiles county friends for we bp;ieve
there are some ~ true. good hearted
men in Mobiles as there is in the world.
and Miller land that other Miller tool
is one OF them.-Fulda Republican.
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THE MILWAUKEE.

The Currie Minnesotian seems to
take stock in the rumor that the Fargo
Southern is il Milwaukee project:
Then again the Fargo road that has
been built this summer this way to
OrtOnville, which everybody supposed
was new company belonged TO the
Milwaukee road and they did not want
us to say u word until they got that
finished for fear the other companies
would get on to their racket and head
them of and now they have got that
gap filled they don't care who knows It
and hav, commenced work or the Iowa
end Of it and will lie into Spirit Lake
this fall and Hext summer they will
push both ends and make them meet
somewhere in Murray county. The
company would not like to have us say
just where.
THE MILWAUKEE.
The first train over the Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad arrived
in Spirit Lake last Tuesday, and while
no vigorous demonstration was at
tempted, u quiet feeling Of satisfaction
which paSseth understanding. spread
over our citizens.-Spirit Lake Beacon,
2lst inst.
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To the Peop;e Of the
Counties Of Rock, Pipe
stone, Mu'ray, Gotten
wood, jackson and NO.
bleS:

At Il meeting Of the Worthineton
Board of Trade held ON Sept. 9Th, 1888.
it WAS decided to call 4 mass cunven-
ton of the six southwestern counties
for the purpose Of considering the best
ways and means of bringing into prom.
inence southwestern Minnesota, and
securing for ourselves such attention
from the emigrant, land and
capitalist as oar merits demand. Said
convention to he held in the Conr,
House, in Worthington, on Saturday.
the 29;l' day of September. 1858. ut one
o'clock p. IN. All persons interested in
the development Of the counties named
are urged to attend.
GEO. D. DAYTON,
X. X. Miller, President.
See: pro. TEN.
WARRINGTON. Minn.. Sept. 9th, 1883.
Pap"tS interested please copy.