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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-08-24
Common Council Room,
Owosso, Aug. 2oth, 1883.

Regular meeting of the Common.
Council of the City of Owosso.
Present-Mayor Mccormick, Clerk
Turner, Aid. Dawes, Frieseke, Jones,
Matlock, Wells and Wolverton.
Minutes of the last meeting read
and approved.
The following accounts were pre-
sented and referred to the committee
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-08-24

Aid. Jones presented the liquor
bond of Frank B. Gates, and as the
City Attorney had reported the same
executed in due form of law, on
motion the bond was accepted and
the sureties approved. Ayes 6, nays
Aid. Wells presented the following
resignation, which on motion was &C.
cepted.
To the Honorable Mayor and Com
mon Council of the city of Owosso:
1 hereby tender my resignation as
Constable in and for the Second
Judicial District of the city of Owos-
so. PLATT ELwELL.
Dated, Owosso, July goth, 1883.
Aid. Wolverton moved that the
Council proceed to the election of
Constable for the I'd Judicial Dis
trict to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Plat Elwell, which
motion was adopted.
The vote was as follows: whole
number of votes cast was six--of
which B. S. Retain received five, and
he was declared duly elected.
On leave of the Council H. H.
Carson made some remarks in regard
to the Rubleman drain.
Motion made that the City At
torney be instructed to look up the
drain law as soon as possible and re-
port the same to the Council, which
motion was adopted.
Motion made that the City Mar
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BUILDINGS.

The new Masonic block is rapidly ap-
preaching completion. We looked into
the new hall the other day and found
AL ample stage already in and the room
about ready for plastering. at first
sight the hall strikes one us incapable
Of proper ventilation. There are no
windows on the sides and the front and
rear windows will he mostly cut off
during entertainments. But we are
assured that the patent ventilator to be
put in the roof will assure good venti-
latiun.
o. &. Grundsten has corps of men
busy excavating and building stone
foundation for his new dwelling house
Oh the corner of 3rd-av. and Sth-st.
mentioned in the ADVANCE of week
before last.
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Mortgage Foreclosure SaI

Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.
"IlEREA>,D Default has been made in the
w conditions of a certain Mort gage executed
and delivered by
Fred; a. Hatch, unmarried, mortgagor to Ca.
lIsia Ha tr m BORT axe, ., No, ,o-v 49,,
recorded in the ottc of the Regis er Of Deeds of
the county of No les. in the State of Mime sofa,
o. thu sot day ; Of May A. =, D. ISIS at two
page 3l', on which there is claim d to BE- due
and is due at the date Of this notice, the amount
Of Three Hnn1ryd and Ninety-"ne and so 100
Ies3,, p %S Seen a ;nsI;t, no . action or
equity t" recover the debt secured by said
nor; gage or any part thereof
Now, Notice is hereby given. that by virtue Of
apower of sale contained In Sail mortgage, and
If the statute in such case made and provided
said mortgage will be fOreclOsed by sale of the
more gagged premises therein described, at pub
lie auc iOn by he sheriff OF said County, at the
front do'r of The Court House, in the Village of
Worthington. in the county Of Mobiles, and Sia,e
OF Minnesota on
Saturday, the 9th day of Oct ober,
4. u. 1883, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon to sat-
iSfy the amount VIII CHI shall then be due ON said
ard expenses OF sale. and Twenty Five dollars
attorneys fees. as Stipula: ed in said mOrl gage
in case of forecl' sure.
The premises described in said mortgage, and
so to be sold are tn" lot. piece parcel of land
situated in til" county OF N0i,lcs. and State OF
Minnesota, and known and described rs follows.
to wit:
Th,.. north half ca of the northwest quarter
one hundred and three (lCS), Of range No.
CALISTA HART. Mortgage.
GEO. W. WILSON. Attorney OF Mortgagec.
Dated Aug. ed 1883.
LIST pub. Aug. %, 1889.
Last pub. Oct I, 1883.
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BELKVApS HORSES.

BY reference t" the list of premiums
awarded at our County Fair, it will be
seen that II. II. Belknap, of Ransom,
carried off the premiums and honors in
the way of horses. Mr.. B. took about
$62 III awards, which pays him hand
somely for attending. His Dora Is.
won two races, lis Black Tiger two,
and his Black Bess one.
Mr.. Il. is making specially of horses
and understands the business thorough
". He expects in year or two to
make a tour and test his stock against
the hest in the country.
The time has about arrived to organ
ize Il Driving Association and put our
fine track on the Fair grounds to more
frequent use. AS u means of encour-
aging and developing good horses, such
AL association is Il necessity. and we
hope SOON to see the suggestion carried
out.
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READ AND REFILL CT.

SCKOFCUKO.-The greatest medical
discovery OF the age. The greatest
Blood Purifier known III the world. We
will guarantee the Scrofcure will cure
every kind of Humor. from the worst
cases of ScrOfula down to the common
pinple. Three to five bottles are war
raMted to cure the worst cases of Scrof-
ula. Price reduced to So per pint bot
tie. Express prepaid.
70 70 CATARRH SNUFF.-We guar
antee this snuff will cure the worst
cases of Catarrh or liberation of the
Head. Price 81 by mail. ..<
70 70 HAIR DREssER.-The best
preparation known in the world for
beautitying. cleansing, and producing
\ luxuriant growth Of Hair. Renders
it soft. silken, and !uxuriant. War
ranted t" give perfect satisfaction. 81
per pint bottle. Express prepaid.
All orders must be addressed 70
GEO. H. BlGELow.
Genl Agent for MIMI,
) w Window. MINI.
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CA THE.

The cattle show at the Mobiles County
Fair, while not extensive as to guam
tity, stood No. ! rs to quality. Gun
bingham & Denton, of Graham Lakes.
exhibited some fine Holsteins, among
which was tile bull Milo" No. 1882
in the Holstein Herd Book. lie was
calved Jan. IS. 1882, and weighs now
1850 pounds. He took both first pre-
miums, for Holstein bull and sweep.
stakes.
Senator Crosby exhibited some fine
Short Horns, taking first premiums on
bull and cow. (By-the- way, we inquir-
ed particularly for those ''short horn
Cotswold shrep'' but found they were
not on exhibition.) The Cotswolds
were, no viewer.
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MOBILES THE BEST.

VIM. Findlay, of Oswego, Ill.,, writes
us:
Find enclosure for some Hub Circu.
lars. Think will have to work up the
advantages of Nobl,s county in this
I"cality. have been through Mime
sofa and Northern Dakota and am bet
ter pleased with Mobiles county for 4
general farming country than any ~.
cality have been through and will do
my best to develop its resources.
We have had an unusually dry sum
mer. About half the corn crop was
frozen on the 9th inst. Corn will not
average more than two. thirds of crop.
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Chas. Hecox. of Wortlington, has
been awarded the contract for painting
all the buildings Of the ROYAL Route
west nf st. Panl. and Messrs Ventioner.
Klock and Bratt 90 to Sioux City next
week to assist him in painting the new
passenger depot and other buildings at
that place.-Windom Citizen.
And you may depend Charley will do
it like an artist. This is Il big contract
and we are pleased to see Worthing-
ton man selected to do the work.
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CONTEST NOTICES.
FINAL PROOF NOTICES.
LAND OFFICE at Worthincton Miun

LAND UFFICE at " OrthiMgtOn. Mimi.
Sept. 9, 1883.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following ma.
med settler has filed notice of his intention to
that said proof will be mtde before the u s.
Land Office, at Worthington MIMI. on
Monday, Oct. %, 1898.
Viz: Harley II. Porter.
DecIal atory Statement, No. l. go,
For the nWA sec 2lO4-4l.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
con: lnuOus residence upon, and cultivation of,
sal lard. VIZ:
A. $ Stranger, l.. w. Turner. W. ". Mulohan
and Thomas Murray. Fuida, MINI.
Mons GRINAGEH, Register.
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RUSHMORE.

RUSHMORE.
School will commence Monday next,
October l. Miss Hollis, of I.uverne,
will be the teacher.
Annual meeting of the Methodist
society or conference Thursday, Mr.
Bronson retiring from his charge and
next Sabbath will preach his farewell
sermon.
Frank Thorn is threshing for the
Seney farms. Oats are turning out
from 40 to SO bushels per acre.
A G Seney gave us call last Satar-
day.
Jimmie Wemple has returned from
Sioux Falls.
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LIVE AGENTS WANTED.

To sell Dr. Chase's Recipes :tor Information
for Everybody. in every county in the Uni ed
States and Canadas. Enlarged by the publ her
10 GAS pages. 1t contains 2,rnu house acid
recipes and is sui ed to all classes and cnndi-
ii us OF society. a wonderful book and hous,.-
hold necessity. 1t sells at sight. Greatest i'll
ducrmentS ever offered to book agents. Sam
elusive territory given. Agents more thin dou-
bic their money. Address DR.. Chase's Steam
Printing House. Ann Arbor. Michigan. SIN
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Now it begins to be lively. We snuff
the battle and paw like a war horse,
See announcements of Emory Clark.
who will run rs al independent candi-
date for Probate Judge, and AEON
Forbes, who will run for Treasurer.
Next
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]. B. Mott exhibited 1G varieties Of
potatoes at the Comfy Fair last week,
all rown on his place north of town.
They were fine specimens of tubers
and the ADVANCE hereby thanks Mr..
NJ. for the tender Of the whole sixteen
varieties to Mrs. ADVANCE and the
little ADVANCES. p, ..
The potato exhibit was unusually
fine this year. If we mistake not, this
has been the best year for potatoes
since 1872.
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GEO. NJ. PLUMB

Is agent for any Kind Of or
gan you want to buy. A thor
"lghly competent judge and
rnpairer. Call on him for re-
liable information, lowest pri-
ces, most liberal terms. ADJ
vice free. Organs to rent
Sample on hand. 2Gly
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SUMMONS.
STATE ,,l1;n or n M9lXX5SIEsssorA.|ss
DISTRICT CouHT-Sixth judicial District
Marian b. Pixlcy, Plaintiff,
johann b. IiXlcy, Defendant.
Summons for Relief.
The State of minnesota to the abovc-named De-
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint OF the Plaintiff in
the above cnti'l,.d action, which is hereto at
and to- serve a copy of your answer to said
complaint on the subscriber, at tis office in
the viliag" of W"rthing on, in the County Of NJ
bleS. Minnesota, within thirty days after the
service If this summons upon You, exc nsive of
the day of such service: md: il y:w fail to an
said, tue P:ain,iT in this ac,"n viii apply to the
Cs'urt for the relief demanded in the said com
plant.
Da'ed September s. A ' ?; 3;s$ 4 WILSON
Plaintiffs Attorney. Worti,i.. eton. Si'''n
Said cnmplnint is now on file in the Office of
the Clerk of said Court ut WOrt hinglon in said
Dated this Sept 10, 1888
GEO. W. WILSON,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
First pub. Sept. Il, 1888.
Last pub. Oct. Is, 1888.
SALE CNDER DECREE.
> L N At
COUNTY OF MOBILES. So
IN DISTRICT COURT,
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Joseph Dean. Plaintiff,
VS..
Isaac Y. Safer and Philena c. Safer and Albert
Firth, Defendants
Notire OF Sale Under Decree
I pursuance of Judgment and decree of the
Court in this action dated August -. 1888,
Sha:l expose tor sail and sell the law directs.
at the front door of the Court House in the vii
lage Of WOrthington i'll the county eff Mobiles,
Minnesota, ON
Friday, the 10th day Of October, 1883,
At ten clock a. m. all that tract or parcel of
lan ly ing and being in the county of NOpl and
State OF Minnesota, described as follows to wit:
The undivided one h IF Of lots one, three, ten
and eleven G., ), 10 and ~, in Zion number
Twenty Six t!6) in tow nsl;ip number One Hun.
dred and Two UO2) in range number Forty (4O)
saving and excepting five acres sold to Sioux
City and 81. Pau Railroad Company. That the
Judgment an decree aforesaid determined that
sid lots constitute ony one farm, tract n H. p,r-
eel Of land, and directed the Sheriff to offer and
cree further detel mined that the said five acres
excepted as aforesaid lies in the northeast cor.
ner of the nor beast quarter OF the northeast
quarter of section Twenty Six aforesaid and on
~ embraces the right of way Of said railroad in
said corner Of lot one aforesaid.
Dated Sept, til, 1883.
Il. r. MILLER,
Sheriff Mobiles County, Minnesota.
EMORY CLARK Attorney for Plaintiff.
First pub Sept. 6, 1888.
Last pub Oct. ls, 1883
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Farm for Sale.

100 acres, 6 miles from Worthington,
20 acres under cultivation, 90 acres has
been farmed for ten years. House, sta
biz, two good wells. 1000 trees grow
ing, some of them 10 years growth
Ore Of the oldest and best farms in the
county. Inquire at this office. soft
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COUNTY NEWS.
RI KS()M.

Threshing is going on at good rate.
Grain turning out good.
Billy Jones threshed 500 bushels Of
oats in one half day.
The Shores have 80 grain stacks in 8
settings.
Mrs Klesseg was taken seriously ill
on the 10th. .....-a
CIV W Dow has got an organ. =
n H Belknap will break up his colt
herd this week.
REMOu.
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The Worthington Reading Room.
under the auspices of the Ladies, is
now open over Johnson's store every
evening, Sundays excepted. A cordial
invitation is extended to all. Persons
having books belonging t. the Worth
ington Library are requested to return
them to DR.. Barber, and persons con-
tributing reading matter will leave the
same in box 1T the postoffice.
The ladies tender their thanks to
these who have contributed to and as
sisted in the work.
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Life is too short to try half a dozen
different kinds Of ,''Sure Cures,' when
one suffers with u severe cough or cola.
Stick to the best aud use DR. Bulls
Cough Syrup; it will cure your cough
and never disappoint you. All drug.
gistS Sell it at twenty-five cents a bottle.
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Thanks to Geo. NJ. Plumb for a big
melon fresh from Muscatine. Mr.. p.
received several hundred of them, ripe
as matr0Ds and fresh and sweet rs
maitlehs.
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The W. &. T. U. will give a supper
with peaches and cream at tile base
ment Of tile Congregational church, on
Friday evening, Sept. 2Sth. A cordial
invitation to all.
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LEOTA.

LEOTA.
Wheat pans out 20 to 80 bushels per
acre, oats about 60, flax II. barley 80.
F A Stevens has picked his seed corn
of the White Dent variety.
Overseets of highways must make
their returns of land road tax imme-
dlately.
Mrs John Hackett will 20 east to
spend several months in few days.
3 o Bevans is troubled with bad
felon on his finger and the prospects
are that he will have to have that mem.
Der shortened couple Of inches.
Captain Kelly has become quite a
granger. having been at work on his
form since before harvest.
It is reported that 4 party Of survey.
ors are at work about eight miles south
Of Edgert"n in Rock county.
1t must be about time 70" some of
the candidates to begin to "set 'em up"
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All 11. 2@H Is ts Hi:f Fsps Te''
Republican County Ticket.

Republican County Ticket.
For Treasurer.
William Wigham.
For" Auditor.
F. Bloom.
For Register of Deeds.
b. F. johnson.
For Sheriff.
II. r. Miller.
For Superintendent of Schools.
Miss Maud Graves.
For Judge Of Probate.
J. A. Town.
For Court Commissioner.
j. a. Town.
For County Surveyor.
w. A. Peterson.
For Coroner.
DR.. l.. W. Warren.
For County Commissioners.
Second Districts. Wass.
Third District--GeO Slade.
Fourth District Robt. Shore.
Thanks to N Walden for two Of his
first premium water melons.
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A GOOD FRIEND IN THE CHINESE.
San Francisco-Consnl A + Bee, Of
the Chinese Consulate Office, expresses
himself clearly in saying that he, as
we'll as his family. have suffered severe
" from rhenmat ism and neuralgia. and
that medicines were nSp.l in vain. At
last St Jacobs Oil was tried. which
effected immediate cures i'm every case.
The Consul regards the Oil as the
greatest pain.curing remedy in exist
pOcp
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w A Peterson has sold the ] W Ash.
worth lot on 7t|-av and lltll-st. to Mrs
Amanda l. Gordon.
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LAND OFFICE at WOrthingtOn, MINI.

NorIcE is hereby given that the FLOWING.
named tller has filed not ice of his Intention to
make mai proof IN support OF his claim. and
that sat proof will be made before the IT, s.
Land Office at Wortl.ington, Mimi, on
Thursday, Oct. H. l,S3
vens, oe
Homestead Application, No. 1859.
For the ne Il sec. 12-lO4-i2
he names the following witnesses 70 prova t,s
continuous residence upon. and cultivation az
said and viz: va
VIM. Moody. c: W. Dodge, of Iona Mimi. and
Mimi. .. ~ "'' ''''"e'o"'
Mons GRrNAc p,r,.<..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EYE AND EAR. CATARRH.

Throat Aft ctiOns, Asthma. Bronchitis Con-
SUMPTION Headache. Deafness, Heart. BLOOD,
LIVER and KIDNEY Disc uses. Nervous Disorders,
and general il, Health OF Women, have for the
past tw elty-tive ears cccived the SPECIAL at
tention Of D''ctor =. Wa ter Con,,aughton. A03
Brady Street, Davenport, Iowa. Ofice-practice
only. Correspondence and Consultation GRATIS.
Patients Cured at Hone. Address Luck Drawer
No. w. Telephone No. 2-6. (l-3in
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The Rock Rapids Review is now an
all''"me paper. SUCCESS, Bro. s. Hope
you can keep it up. -... A..
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MINOR ARRIVALS.
At the residence of 7. H. Parsons, on
Friday last, a 9 pound girl.
4. l.. Mitchell & Go. have received 4
hobby wagon, painted and lettered il
city style, which they will use in their
egg, butter and produce business.
The st. Paul s. Omaha railroad com
pany have at last put mp the usual sign
boards along the road, such as "I.ook
out for the Cars" ''Stop," Zone mile
to Station" etc,
A new street lamp has been placed
at the corner Of the Park opposite
the ADVANCE office. Also one at Nc.
Leans corner, on 1OtE-st and 5th.av.
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THE CONVENTION

IHE CON tENIlON.
Elsewhere will be found the proceed
ings of the Republican County Conven-
ton held on Tuesday. The ticket is,
in the main, a good one and one which
for the most part we can heartily en-
dorse. On some candidates, we might
wish it different, but as the principal
candidates are men whom we were
mainly instrumental in bringing before
the people aud with whom we have
labored shoulder to shoulder for years
in political movements, we certainly
ought not to complain. In short, the
ticket is composed of both independent
and straight Republicans, with the bulk
of the important Offices conceded to the
Independents.
A novel experiment for this county
is the nomination of a lady for Supt. of
Schools. Miss Maud Graves, of Grand
Prairie, receiving the nomination. She
is said to be Il remarkably active, able
and efficient educator and one who will,
if elected, devote her whole time and
energy to the work. And you know
"when she will she will and you can
depend on it; and when she won't she
won't. and there's the end on it.''
We. shall have much more to say OF
the ticket and of the issues involved. as
the CANVASS progresses. especially after
the independent convention puts its
ticket in the field.
RISE IN WORTHINGTON PROPERTY
The rise in business property in Wor
Ellington during the past six months is
one of the signs that Worthington is
gaining and that our business men
have finally confidence in their own
town. Some lots have advanced as
much as $500 to 81 900 in the last half
year. We remember that last year
when We were building the ADVANCE
block and txpatiating on the outcome
Of Worthington and her railroad in
terests, some of the wise ones called us
''crazy.' We are glad now to see that
they have caught the complaint and
have it worse than we have. if the fig
ures they put npon property are any
indication. There is one good thing
about the ADVANCE 'lunacy," it is
catching. Somehow we impart it to
others, and the fellow who calls US
"crazy' one year, goes stark mad him.
So1f in tho Iirootin,,
year. This is good. This is just as it
should lie. The kind of ''lunacy" that
builds railroads, develops the town and
county, and believes in pluck, push and
pullahead, is more to be desired than
pullback sanity.
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. Chad wick. young man from
Rushville, n. Y, has been visiting
Banker Dayton and looking for lands.
l. p. Durfee has purchased the Rev.
Hart property and removed to town.
" Milton Mann has returned from a
trip east.
Roht Miller, son Of the late Gov. Mil
Ter, is in town on business connected
with the Governors estate.
Mr. and Mrs G H Smith were in town
Saturday.-Windom Reporter.
u Rohrer, of Worthington. with z
company Ut railroad magMates took dim
ner ut the Mansion house last Thurs
day.-Fulda Republican.
b Woolstencroft, editor of the
Fulda Republican,, was in town the
other day shaking hands. He is boom
ing Fulda and making it count.
Editor Haislett, Of the Adrian Guar
dian, called in to shake on Convention
day.
wv Simmons, of Sioux Falls. is in
town shaking hands with old friends.
Mrs e NJ Peabody and daughter. Of
Brooklyn, are in town visiting g E
Peabody.
Mr. Foster and lady, of Saltwater,
are visiting the family of g T. Shepard.
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J. w. Asllworth brings us some of
his first premium onions fresh from the
Fair. They were 50 fine that they
brought tears to the eyes Of Mrs. AD-
VANCE and the little ADVANCES.
This in reply to many inquiries from
parties going east this fall. If you
want to 60 cheap and quick, buy aspe-
cial limited FL class ticket 50 80 to
Milwaukee $40 80 to Chicago, from
Prairie Junction over the g. NJ. & St.
p. Ky. Through express every day at
6 Il. IN.
C.. F. HUNISTON.
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For SA1E-Cne combined reaper
and mower, one iron mover. WV .v'S -.
fppk s.pder, one sickle R,'""e'' ~ q"
good order. Also one ,o':p ~
45tf H. ~
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INDEPENDENT con TENTION.
The Independent voters of Mobiles
county, Minnesota, irrespective Of par
ty, are invited to meet in Mass Conve,l-
ton at the Court House in Worthing-
ton on Saturday, September 29tl, 1883
ut O'Clock p m to nominate county
officers to tie voted for 1T the ensuing
general election this fall.
by order of Ind. Committee