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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-05-01

Call and see Hewitt in his, new quar-
ters III tn, Masonic Block. 3G-iw
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Charles Reade, the novelist, died re-
Gently in London, aged II. Put
Yourself in His Place" and then you'll
know whether it is Never too Late to
Mend.''
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FINAL PROOF NOTICES.

LAND OFFICE at WorthingtOn, Minn..
April 80, 1881.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof In support Of his claim, and
that said proof Will be made before the u. S.
Land Office at WorthingtOn, Mimi, on
Saturday, June It'll, 1854,
Viz: Junius +. Glass;
HID Application No. $50,
For the SeA sec. 81 1O3- IL.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of,
said land, viz:
Buei Pope, James Marden, John Killsa, Thom-
as Wilson, Of Mobiles Co., MINI.
SO Mons GRINAGER Register
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Thirty years experience in the boot,
shoe and harness business enable j . II.
Johnson to give you the best goods for
the least money. sc Wv.
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PROBATE NOTICE.
GTATE OFMINNESOTA, S.

y MOBILES COUNTY, o.
In Probate Court-Special Term.
April IL, 1884.
In the meter of the Estate of NJ. A. Doane,
deceased.
On reading and filing the Petition of II. r. Mil
Ter, Administrator, setting forth the amount of
personal estate that has come to his hands, and
the disposition thereof the amount of debts out
standing against said deceased. and a descrip-
died seized, and the condition and value OF the
respective portions thereof; and praying that Ii
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SALE ON EXECUTION.

NOTiCEis hereby given that under and by vr-
~ tue OF an execution issued out OF The District
directed, on Judgment entered and ducketed
Oh May 2!st, 1874, i'll the Court Of Common Pleas
OF the State of Minnesota for said county of Ram,
Sey, in favor Of Peter Thompson, Plaintiff, and
against Charles L. Sutton and james Lundy,
partners us &. L. Sutton 4 Co.; and Aaron +.
Mer End kaSoM H9mi;t"n partners as
Judgment was duly docketed in said Mobiles
county, Minnesota, on May 18th, 1874. for the sum
porisrss 1sSS22t) have Ills day evied apo%
all the real estate hercimbclow described as the
property Of said Judgment debtors in said eXecu-
A tract Of land in the village of worthington,
Mobiles county, Minnesota, described as follows:
Commencing at Il point in the southeast line of
would be interSectCd by the southwest line of
Ninth Street prolonged to such intersection;
thence along said southeast line OF First Avenue,
eastcrly, at right angles. to said southeast line of
First Avenue, forty-four feet; thence northeast
erly and parallel to said southeast line OF First
Avenue, two hundred feet. and thence northwest
terly in the line Of the southwest line of said
Ninth Street prolonged, forty-four feet to the
p' Also, lots ten and eleven in block eight in said
village Of Worthington, Mobiles county, Minneso-
Also, part of lots eight and nine in block eight
in said village OF Worthingt"n, Mobiles county,
Minnesota, described us follows:
Commencing on Tenth street, on the line of
u
the co: ner of Third Avenue and Tenth Street;
thence running through said lots eight and nine,
and parallel to said Third Avenue, to an alley a
distance of forty eight feet: thence along said
alley and along the boundary line of said lot
nine, southerly distance of twenty-fo feet;
thence across said lots nine and eight to Tenth
Street, and parallel to Third Avenue forty eight
feet; thence along said Tenth Street twenty -four
feet to the place of beginnings and all of the fore
going being according to the plat Of said village
Of WOrthingtOn on record in the office of the
Register of Deeds of said Mobiles county.
And will, under and by virtue of said eXecu-
ton, sell the said real estate above described
separately, at public auction. at the front door
of the Court house in Warrington village, No
bles county, Minnesota, OH
Monday, the 5th day of May, 1884,
At ten O'Clock in the forenoon, to pay and sat
isfy said judgment and execution and the amount
unpaid thereon. to-wit: Fifteen Hundred and
Two and A-1OO dollars and Three and 5O-1OO in
creased costs. and interest and costs and eXpen-
SEES Of such sale.
March 18th. 1884.
H. r. MILLER
Sheriff of Mobiles County, Minnesota.
DANIEL ROHRER. Plaintiffs Attorney
First Pub. Mich. 20, 1883.
Last Pub. May I, 1883.
Read DIR. Woods adv. and consult
him afflicted. DR.. W. is an expert in
eye, ear, surgical and special cases.
The Institute of which he is chief sur
geon is the largest and finest equipped
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Second Hand Store. l.. c. Oliver
has opened a Second Hand and A .ctior
Store il the front room of the Record
Office and Will sell all kinds of second
hand goods. lie is also agent for the
Chicago Sale Company. See ad.
Send % cents for box of Silver
Pearl Rouge, the finest powder made
tor polishing silverware and jewelry.
Tarnish removed instantly.
y. F. SIsCnO, Jewt Ter,
36-4W Sioux Falls. Dak.
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

NVDAHO WV ~ l. = We
AUDIrOR--E. 8. NILS:
TREAsURER-Wm. WiEham.
REGIsrER or DEEDs-B F. johnson.
JUDGE OF PKOBArR-EmOry clark.
CLERK OF COUNT. B. Bennett.
SuERIFF-K. II. Miller.
COURT COMMIsslONER-Em0ryC ark'
COUNTY ArroRSEY-GeC1 W: Wilson,
CORoNRR-Dr. l.. W. Warren.
COUNTY SUrERlNrENDENr-Dr.J j. Graft.
COMMISSIONERS.
First District-P. Blaine, OF Hersey.
Necond Districl-Emil Graz. 81 Wil!mont.
Third District-Jamcs Gown, OF ADRIAN:
fnMrth District-Wm. II. Faragher, OF Little
Efth District-D Shell, Worthington, Chm.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS
So'ter" daily St, Paul and East i s:2s m:
S S"s;ne1" :. BC.R.&N. ll:o p m:
Western-W orthingtOn Sioux Falls. 300 = IN
Round Lake. SATURDAYS IL Ill
S0rte So 'o' 10 It: Paul AMI beyond $$5p%
s sSstsea" B.C.R.&N. $50 a. nj.
Western-W orthington s. Sioux Falls 4:4s IN
Round As.e, Saturdays III
Mails carried by day trains close 80 minutes
before departure. All others at O'Clock M
ONCE hours from i. m. to m. Sundays
rom to 9 i nj and IL III to y. H.
Money orders issued AMI letters registered De-
''ee" 0 y ''''" " : Gnu r r. b. BARBER, P. NJ.
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REMEMBER a splendid line
OF millinery ut Ms. DeWolf's, very
cheap.
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ladies' Neckwear, the latest styles.
Call and see, 1T Mrs. DeWOlf's.
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a ~ ~ IT. wv.
M A SONIC.

M a So N1Oe
rrcrv,AR COMMUNICATIONS OF Fraterni-
~ fndoe NJ. ICl. A. r. & A. NJ. at Masonic
NJ Hall in WOrthington on the
- cSxE ~ lst and Sd Mondays III each
!Y$SLRNsY '''''i p. DURrEE, W. NJ.
&sII 81 k X, B. P1OTTs, Sec.
Ss@S&l .Sz52$ REGULAR CoNv0CA-
SSNN(&& TiONS OF Living Arch Chap
AS,1,Z:EElaIt ter, No. %, r.. A.: NJ. at va.
sSGTT\N$N sonic Hall OH the Ath MONDAY
In each INC nth.
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Hundreds of varieties Of scales, an
wills and vices, sewing machines at the
End hand store. 36-1W
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Shop to the former Colony Office on 4th-
aV.
Cash paid for Hides and Pelts at
Mumford's Meat Market. 6-2w
Remember the sale of State Lands on
the 10Th of this month. See ad. else
where.
Gasoline Stoves just received at Hew.
tits. 36-1w
Summer must he around. The light
ming has been playing around Rush
more in familiar and easy manner.
Fine boots. shoes and harness made
to order and repaired at j. H. john
sons. 36-2w.
Field Agent Smith has sold lot 7, bl.
q, Worthington, on the Lake, to John
Johnson.
Finest line of powder in the city at
Hewitt's. 36-lW
1t was reported, yesterday, that the
Burlington had brought in carload of
ties and was unloading them for the ex-
tension. 1t turned out to be car load
from the north going to Lake Park.
Auction Sale by l.. c. Oliver, post
poned to Saturday, May Sd, at one
o'clock y. IN. 36-1w
Ed. Pannell, the Transfer man, is
now running three teams. His business
is growing.
Powder, shot, and fishing tackle for
sale at IIewitt's. SO lw
The survey of the B. c. r. & n. from
Sibley to Luverne, crosses the south
west corner Of this county, running d.
agonally across sections 81, 20 and 10
in Grand Prairie township.
A full line of single and double har-
ness, saddles, collars, brides lines, hal
tiers whips, trunks and valises at J..
II. Johnson's. 36 2w.
Fire. Dr. Moore bought the ice
houses on the West Lake and had TAX
en- them down and was hauling away
the lumber, about 10000 feet in all. On
Friday last an engine set fire to the
straw which communicated with the
lumber and burned about two thirds of
it. Loss about $lCO.
A Full line Of Garland Cook Stoves
just received at Hewitt's and for sale
cheap. 361w
Our Ransom correspondent gives an
account of wind storm, Il sort Of (,
brat cyclone, which struck the place of
r. II. Belknap on Saturday evening
last. Up this way there was consid-
cradle rain and lightning, bat not
much wind.
ICE.-I Am prerafed to deliver ice as
soon rs parties wish ut any hour Of the
day. (36-tf) E. e. PANNELL.
Steve Muck, the grave digger, who
has charge of the Worthington Gene.
terry, asks us to say that the published
story that Governor Mlller's grave is
overgrown with weeds is false. He
says the grave is we'll defined and well
kept. The monument, we have No
doubt, will be erected as soon as the
Governor estate is settled.
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Read DR.. Woods adv. and consult
him afflicted. DR.. w. is an expert in
eye, ear, surgical and special cases.
The Institute of which he is chief sur
geon is the largest and finest equipped
in the west and is incorporated 10y the
State of Iowa. 8-tf
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

SIOUX CITY ST. PAUL TIME CARD.
NO PASSENGER.
.'2 1oav,. ny - rau,at. 7.1oa. m.
Worthington, at sly p. IN.
Arrive at Siou. City, at 720 p III.
no. PASSENGER.
Arrive at Wilmington at 1919 am
Ar. at Sioux City at 4:lo IN
Going East ~ ,.ssrxcrv
1eave Sioux CITY at $3.50 a. IN
Worthington, at l2;So p. m.
Arrive at St. Paul. at s:25 p. M
Leave Sioux Citv at 1925 am
Arrive at Worthington at 10y a III
Ar. ut ST. Paul at 1915 pm
ACCOMMODATIONS.
Going E.st-.eaves Warrington at IT. 81 p; m;
WORTHINGTON AND SIOUX FALLS r. r.
:'otnQ East-
Arrives at WOrthington II On IN.
Leaves wortington s$op.m.
Ar ut Sioux Falls. ~
1; L. WARREN, Agent
&C. 4. s N. TINE TABLE.
Ioinr North-passenger arrives ut $3.50 p. m.
Going South-Passcnger leaves 1T 4:lS a. m.
Freight leaves GO u. III. Arrives. $50 p. ~.
runs on Chicago time which is rs minutes las
than st Paul.
f. f. WARREN, Agent.
Can. W. TINE TABLE.
Time Of departure OF Passenger Trains from
Leave for G HdS f1m At 80 a. M 8 % M
Tine Of arrival
From the East, 81 m - p m
From tie West, Sr5amA 6SOpm.
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Farm for Sale.

al III JUJ 0QI6.
1R0 ACRES, four miles from WorthlngtOn,
on the Jackson Road, q acres OF breaking seed
Ell down. Excellent grass farm. Corners on
one 1T the largest stock farms in the county
Inquire of
3. J.P. MOULTON.
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VILLAGE PURCHASE.

At special meeting Of the Village
Council on Saturday night last, the
Council closed the purchase of the
=. J. Anderson or Chad
wick property on 4th-av.. tor $3.50. The
building will he used for Council
rooms, Justices office, polling place,
etc. The building in the park will b'
removed to the rear Of the lot and used
for Il cal:,bOose.
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NO MARKS.

Mr.. T. NJ. Casad, editor Of the Cory.
don, Iowa, Times, writes that his little
girl burned her foot severely on 4 stove.
One application of st. Jacobs Oil. the
great pain reliever, cured it completely,
leaving no marks. BY two applications
Of st. Jacobs on he cured himself OF u
torturing pain in his side.
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CLUB RATES.
This is" May-Day."

. For the leading sewing machines 60
to J. II. JODhsOn's. 30-2W.
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Perfection Cooking Pots, the best in
the market, at Hewitt's. 36.1w
Largest and best selected stock Of
footwear, of AL descriptions, just re-
ceived, cheap for cash at J. H. John
sons 362W.
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O., Tuesday the Sheriff of Mobiles
county. Mimi, arrived here in search
brother. 1t appears that the brother
takes sides with the boy, and really
just. On Wednesday the Sheriff re-
turned without the boy lie had been
guilty Of no act for which he could be
arrested and hence we do not see how
the Sheriff could have legally taken him
back to Worthington, if lie had found
him. The names Of the parties are
withheld from us.-Sibley Gazette.
The Gazette has been imposed upon.
Sheriff Miller knows nothing of the
case and has not been to SihleY.
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Mr.. McHale has removed his Barter
Shop to the former Colony office on 4th-
aV
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House for Rent. Apply to
14tf e.. W. SMITH.
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XIIlP IND cOX&IDER

Why will mankind suffer the aches
and pains which are. so frequent, in this
country, when remedy is within their
reach, one that is SO simple, and still
the greatest blood purifier known, one
of Natures best plants for cleansing
the blood, and no mixtures contained
in it that Injuries the system. Nothing
can compare with Npedham's Extract
of Red Glover for all diseases of the
blood, from which all diseases arise. if
the blood is pure the whole system is
good, ii you wish to test the virtue of
this excellent remedy call and get a
supply of
3. ". LYON.
36 2w. Agent for WOrthingtOn.
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AnuERT1s1Na RATES.

ADVERT1SlNG HATES.
,ne inch three weeks, 900, three months. q. 90 90
three inches weeks, 5.0O, ,oo'G
Five inches, c.VV' Ao.oo
special rates given for larger advertisements
sncc,a, notices. first week 10 cents line; sub.
oorent insertions cents a line each week.
Transient advertisements paid in advance.
Yearly advertisements to be paid quarterly.
Legal advertisements to be paid for before an
aavitis given.
A. O. of u. w.
Worthingt, n Lodge No IS meets every a star
nate Friday evening Il. b. fLorrs' MaS'0'
Workman.
f. r. BUCHAN. Recorder.
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The famous statue to be erected in
New York harbor would be very quick.
ly in place if all contributions to it
were as insufficient us that of the Trav-
elers Insurance Company, 10 less than
Sl,70O given outright, besides paving
for the distribution of a special press
edition Of Il large picture Of the statue
to the entire press of the United States.
We have received Il copy of it, and it is
worthy the character Of the company,
which is the highest praise that could
he given
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Russian Flax Seed for Sale.-3OO bu.
pure Russian Flax for seed.
3-2W II. DAVIS.
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CRAFT, M. d.,
+. .. BARBER,
Physician E. Surgeon.
raduate Of Medical Departn ent of Harvard
University. U. s. Examining Surgeon.
Worthington, Mimi.
l0-27ly
J. H. JOHNSON,

Manufacturer OF and Dealer in all kinds Of
BOOTS and SHOES.
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, etc,
'!IstOm werk and Repairing in both branches
business.
CHS Get, Worthington, MINI.
=! 49,;
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A full line of single and double har-
ness, saddles, collars, brides. lines, hal
tiers whips, trunks and valises at j.
II. JOhnson's. So 2w.
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2Yurttin9tpn 9Manft.

PUBLlSHRO s3Ab1' ~
ORrHINGrON, MOBILES COUNTY, MINI.
Terms Two Dollars per year. Invariably IN oa
f;Ommmnicat., lns intended for publication mus!
he accompanied by the real name ana ADDRESS OF
he wftei as gSs;sm Of good faita-no' nee
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Gasoline Stoves just received at Hew'
tits. 36-1W
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Summer must he around. The light
ming has been playing around Rush
more in familiar and easy manner.
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Give Us Blaine

Tic nomination Of Nj Blame. ID Chicago,
next week. would b. the most severe blew
that could b. dealt the opposition. His
nomination would mean his election and the
',4nsr"-af,e.-. ~ e fra,r, r,~l.-.- 49, ~a',li
give 10 this Nation the position among the
Nations Of the world that It's strength and
resources enli;le Il 10 hold. This feeling,
which Is widespres throughout the country
and among all classes. would call to h!s
support thousands who have heretofore been
found n the Democratic ranks, Ja, are
readt to support any candidate Who VII
cause the United States to be respected
abroad ana give to American citizens the
protection ID other land. which the, have
'h- right q demand
The assertion HAT the business men ID
Neu Work and oil large cities ar opposed
10 Mr.. Blame. - .Ar a. It !, true. tnds it.
origin ID TIL, yer, fact, Capita. is pro,erbi-
a., timil \. between pnac.pal and the
might, -aiar :ay after i, too often SLOWED
20 Slu-
B-t 'he great MAJORITY Of the people are
nv anAlaa. flf more active and pro-
u3laorl f7rriga .ey. They a. no' BE-
IeSr Thar ar -. fa.t44 ar, 1-mall ~
ttr rgtt. b. ~hiaa. !. d Nation. y, A. ~
Titled. aaI bs.4r> the, believe tha, the
craftsmanship II NJ Bale, \ sqlsi % -
caring thr-t rkh'. u.fh3l' resort ny arn..
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Home and Foreign News.

Several officials of tie -; tlbaH. tNf.t
bank have been indicted for helping tne
cashier dsceiye the bank examiner.
The Grand Lodge d GA F,Apu, N.l!
meet n Phlale.phih next wear.
The almrats ha, ordered a aotiia n
tor0e 10 boats az Cha'h and Portsmouth
10 b. prepared f1rrhs.th for active service
~ =, J1an, Y r
\ private letter from Hon. \ 4 Sar-
g~u;. lstr.s :. Minister 10 GERMANY. state,
iha, hr AL retafn % TIA. c1un'n ablI, tie
enl " u-x' month.
-Ca.n4 IA. conferred up1r A1m raj
Lsspe.. roumantrr ~ thr French squad
nm .H Chinese aaier.. the order N 'h-
bolar Dragon. ahirh carries With i TIE
title ~ Mandarin
a 4een NirfHf. as ~ wear. Oh ST.
grda, Ma, "a Iha, j. nAiurA. fact
OficaI,. h1s-,cr. me wI.l not be - YEAR.
Old uni.i J4Hf =. a a., Al proclamation hay
lng HN-i fhst a. the date % ~ observed a.
her Ha'a. annissrsarl.
The Uniisd >ia,rs senate has passed
the pension appropriation bill AID bd.
creating blTeau q labor 10 the interior
department.
Il : Grant. Jr. came from Morris
town. y J 81 hone FRIDAY morning. 70
the office II thr late firm n Grant 4 Ward.
he laughed a. ih- ramor ~ his supposed
4 igh; 70 CAnadl he say. be has 10 .nten-
ton * leaving.
"A complimentary banquet vas rendered
Judge Lowell. ~ the supreme bench. 81
Hotel N,nlome. Boston. FRIDAY. by the
Merchants Association Of Boston. One
hundred aud tHeniy-f,e Of Boston's most
distinguished men were present
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PeBobsrot.
1t may be said with truth that winter
fingers long in the lap of spring" and Nav
seems more like October than the month Of
singing birds and springing flowers" from
which the poet extracts so much fresh pleas
ure and sweet hope. 1t seems cold and
cherries and the heart Of summer has not
been touched as by the early wooings Of
mellow spring. The farmer. more than any
other. realizes his immediate dependence up
on the reviving forces of Nature. and awaits
with degree of impa,ience her call to
march forward. Very little seed, as yet,
has been sown, and less planted and the
soil has been cold and lifeless.
Rev. Mr. Frohcck has been sent by the
Methodist Conference to labor with this
people. He is conside.e a very promising
young man, and seems to be full Of fire and
energy.
School district No. ), at the Bay, has
thoroughly repaired its school house. which
reflects credit upon the good sense Of the
community.
A dance at the Town Hall few nights
since brought ont several anti prohibition
lists, who had to be tenderly cared for so
We are informed.
-Our little boy. six years of age, on his
way from school, a few days since, picked
up bottle containing about half gill of
spirits, and brought il home to his mother,
saying. "Here is one of the doctors bottles,
and its got some medicine in it." Isn't it
enough that the rising generation have to
be exposed to the evil effects, temptations,
and influences Of alcohol, without having
it thrown Literally in the pathway of inno-
cent youth? Talk about prohibition We
are just single remove. from free rum. in
the state Of Maine, too, where the Maine
Law had its birth and where Neal Dow lives,
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G0aid.bOrO.
River drivers are now sluicing through
the upper dam stave wood enough TO make
two million slaves.
Sherman Smith 5 putting in cutoff
saw water wheel at the "concentrator" for
cutting up staye wood.
S. I. Spurlin will launch his vessel
during the present high run Of tides.
Carpenters are at work on the meeting
house and the frame will soon be raised.
Rev. Mr. Norton has rented and moved
into the Howard house.
Miss Jones is having a very large .'aver-
age attendance" Of scholars at her school
Comments are unnecessary.
VIM. Fernald will Law the keel of his
vessel next week.
Arrived 23d inst, schooner Genullen,
Bunker, from Pawtucket. Sailed, the same
date, schooner Virginia, Brsgdon. for Bos-
ton.
Our charcoal man, Mr.. Young, supplies
the lobster and sardine factories with his
black diamonds. X