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The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-08-07
Record 81 casualAes.

Texas dronghts have injured all the crops,
Cotton is particularly critical
While shooting rats ct lsteubenyille, Ohio.
Charles Philbaum was accid entally killed 3
Col Charles B. Norton assistant postmaster
of Brooklyn, missing for some Tina, is now re-
ported insane, and in charge Of friends.
Tho large steel steamer ). M Osborne,.
owned BY b .. Webb OF Cleveland, Capt
Bradley of this city, and others, was sunk
late Sunday night BY collision with the steel
steamship Alberta, owned by 4, the Canadian
fireman, the cook, nameds Conners, and Ave
deck hands were lost {Ss ~
Z The Barnum wire works, at Detroit, one Of
the most extensive plants Of ornamental iron
and wire works business in the country, has
made an assignment This action was caused
by some stockho lders who became fright
ened and levied ttachn1ents on the property
to secure advances made BY them 10 state
ment IL yet made public Five hundred em-
ployes are idle rough ESTIMATE BY the bust
ness manager shows the 1iabIH ties Of all kinds
amount to s308 600
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-08-07
mar at Reports.

81; PAN. sWheatt,s No, i hard, 9s(a9c Isl 81
MOL SIC: No. u hard S3tgc. No. y, 76SI
IN Corn No q Sic. No 81 46Il4Sc 81 ~ Il
@ Oafs. No ~ mixed, S8c;; Mo. IS mixed. ,26c:
No. 2 white, 2o9c No s. whits, 90 rs - e
400 ~ y
81 3 Baisd Asy yiId $500; timothy ia ,ol 3
ss Egg, 16(91e1 IL
y Mnw.gERn Wheat $40 vi Z
Corn. No. SO. III IL s53si;s5s
III OATS No. 2, white, AZ. u n
Sis Rye No. IA. OBJ Il II
Il Barley. No. 3. Bic. y: q
n lsss. f ss's s1s 81 Es
Butter, choice creamery, 4 7a1sc; dir to
GOOD, I6@l7c. best dairy 4
eng, oass1se Z y Wheat No Z chissg spsins,
81 Corn. 55656o y
n OATS 80 @3o1 X VII
Barley la6gc. III
Flax Heed. III, go at 33 III 3 = =
r Fork ZIG 00f sdf. 90 ,s s;s sSsss
q Lard 81. 81, 30 II.
H Butter aa ssssMsgy daIry. l4a14,so
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-08-07
75Sa. fEEg-ggs9 45.ss q
! rhA Dakota Smelling Compaisaion.S

Yankton, Dali Special: Judge Botsler and
William Haight sent toDakota ii May to IN IN
!yestigate the Official conduct Of United States
Attorney Campbell, have finished u sir work,
4 and rlt departed for Washing ton AZ Gov:
'Ordway request the commission VAS directed
to investigate any charges gdinst ordway.
The commission visited several places Id North
and South Dakotaand the Black Hills, and have
;1esumalated;a vast amount Of testimony. They
learn nothing of the testimony, except what
Witnesses may have said, which of; course.
would be; en parte. It is not known what their
report will be, nor when it will Be made, GOV.
0EaMay left Maesday morning for Bismarck,
preparatory 70 handing over his Office II: GOV.
.fierce' Who y f.s expected here about Aug
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-08-07

A warfare between the New York
Central and Hudson River, and the
West Shore systems has reduced fares
To- from New York to Buffalo with q
prospect Of going sill lower. These
roads run parallel and for long distances
~ sight Of each hence the rival
III that pleases the public which gets
the benefit much more than it does the
stockno lders. &. 4, H$ &c 4
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-08-07
! a1isoelIaneous Hswsl y Nots1.. 8 8 4.

49, -
De Wolf & Swan, New York brokers have
failed. 81 4 5$ Y s.;sz s.il$
Ipswich, MISS. celebrates Aug. ls its :s5oth
anniversary. III S}S
San Francisco merchants laugh ut tie idea Of
Northern Pacific steamers to Japan and China
The fifth annual reunion Of the United States
Christian commission viii begin at Ocean Grove,
N y, Aug, u:
John H Kerrick & CD, Minneapolis dealers
in saw mill and other machinery /, assigned, ow-:
ing 100000 81
Ten Thousand people were present st the!
great democratic barbecue ut Lexington, Ky;:
The crowd Toasted on eighty sfiye beeYcs, sheep
and hogs roasted whole ID trenches, and great
bourgout soup. IS
The Fairbanks house il Dedhan Mass, built
ii 1886, is probably the old lest house in Ameri-
ca Tie whole structure is still standing in
COED ndition. The house has been occupied
~ Peleg Batkor, direct descendent In tho
sixth genefn from the ginal
Prot. Cassins NJ zsdakero 81 Karns Cfty, pa
" weak minded young man who n 81 iraitator
well known throughout tho oil regions, where.
he, has slectured and sold his book Of poenls3
re writes poetry 10 order. and takes pay ID
flowers. iiss
lEThe Commercial bank at Brazil, Ind has
suspended iabilit ties about $40 ,0O0; assets
Snominally s17O, 900 ii il said the entire col n
II school fnnd was 10 the bank. The CONNER
cinl is d private banking company with a capt.
tai of 100000 and deposits of the same
amount Hiram TEXAN is president and Arthur
Dillon cashier. sts
A fight FOL; $3.50 q side, soft gloves, ID the
club room, at the South bend Boston, between.
Ned Craig Of Spring feld and Pete Mccoy Of
Boston, came on Tuesday evening -Four
rounds were fought and Craig WAS severely
pounded. u was q one-sided fight through!
ont Craig's blows having but slight effect up
on Mccoy, while the latter's were delivered
with telling effect IN the middle Of the hast
round fCraig lowered his hands and said he
had enough The fight was awarded to Nc.,
Coy. John Is Sullivan seconded Mccoy, and
I Craig Was seconded by Ned McAyery.
.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-08-07

s5 france has made no progress in popu-
BATON since 1860. Its numbers are
small Ter now than they were IL years
ago, while the load Of taxation has al
most doubled in u mere debt charges it
has more than doubled, while imports
have arg umented and exp Is decreased.
It's alike facts that have caused great
dissatisfaction among the people and
! the apprehensions Of violent changes at
no distant period. tis5= y. y. 5t & &:
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-08-07
"a. a. y Asa,.. .n.ay-.As 81 s. !. & Aou,.,

Stanley a back ~ London With rossats rel
ports Of the result 81 hia EFFORTS 10 open the
Congo river to European trade he throwa
some incidental light on the Egyptian situation,
pointing out that Gordon, Il hard pressed al
Ahartonm, can easily escape mp the Nile and
across the country to Zanzibar and the coast
This he thinks much more practicable than the
dons rescue. si9$ E
At Rome, q Burglar il woman's clothes
entered the house described 81 ii & Halw7..
thorne's ransformaton aa s.Hilda's Abode
occupied by an American lady, Conoience.
Who on suspicion, summoned q policeman
who confronted the burglar. The rober drew.
revolver and the policeman stood aside.
when the burglar fed. The crowd quickly
gathered and pursued the burglar, who, dur.
ing his flight, lost his head gear, revealing his
sex: 4 The crowd finally caught the. toufprit
an, and after giving him 9 severe beating, hanged
40 K
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-08-07
1850 "a 49,

8 Mn Barker, living on 4 farm near Cassel.
tor, Cars county recent applied fos i warz
rant FOR the arrest 8of Napoleon Huigras.3 Wf,o
has been employed as cook on her husbands
farm During Mrs. Barker,s absence, It Is
charged Guigras broke into her bedroom and
appropriated two diamond rings worth $500
and q watch worth s1c0s sherif Haggart left
for CasseltOn to secure his prisoner atrigras
has q bad record having formerly served q
term IN the penitentinry for grand larceny rs
3is supposed 70 have, hidden Ills plumber. Mrs.
robbery. d 81
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-08-07
R.a,union II !. &, rataraua.a !.

y The crowd at the soldie renniona t Dayton.
Ohio, largely exceeded that AT the great olurn-
bus reunion last year Music hall ;wns fflied
with veterans who were welcomed BY 16ayor
Bettlon Gen. b p Kennedy III Belle ontaine
delivered a3response for the Grand Army. fol-
lowed by brief speeches from distinguished
ex-soldierB, including ok President Hayes and
Gem Roseerana. Both were greeted with pro-
longed applause. The reception OF the ex-
his brief speech very eloquent The streets
,biazed with illunlinnte ted decoration and The
whole city looked asgsy as b. fancy dress party
Many distingu ished persons were there. &;
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-08-07
Dakota Territorial News.

Coy. Pierce2has arrived at. Yankton
and inter taking the oath Of Office viii
go east to close up his affairs. leaving
Secretary Teller as acting governor.
On Sunday night the entire herd Of
horses belonging to Anderson, the milk
man and Mr.. -Humel of Dead wood,
were stolen and run off from .Andar.
N sons 2. ranch, "a Centennial prairie.
4: At Il lB9;ismnaarek on Thursday, Gov. ord.
way reviewed the militia organizations
sof that city 70 va 8 serenadsd and giy 81
4 4 oyati on: The crowd. numb ned fuiiy
4, o0Q. The governor spoke fol Two
shonrs, reviewing the history III his al.
nlstration. He cited the fact that
when appointed the territory had HI HI
public buildings Of stone Of brick and
ZIP per cent bonds sold for 80 cents.
Now there are ten subs stan ial economic
ally erected public bull ings costing not,
less than 400,000 ana s per Gent terri
3torial bonds Del fdr O5. s slfs
A hail storm eighteen Is twenty-five.
miles north Of Blnnt destroyed iii the
crops four miles wide and doubIe that
length, and destroyed several houses;!!
During the storm Tuesday lightning.
struck q barn Oh the farm Of Andrew.
INLAND five miles soath 81 MayyiiIie..
setting ~ on fire, md il: was d stroyed
together with fiye horses and hist shar..
nesses. me
The first harvesting Of the season vas
done On Friday by James Wilson, ati
Flandreau. The grain cut was barley.
Grain Of all kinds in that vicinity ID,
looking remarknb wa; and i'll eopsid-
erably farther advanced than AZ this time
last year. 3is :.
HuronlS pecial he harvest 81 bar,
ley and rye in stlliis section i finished,
end self binders have started ii wheat
and oats. This wheat crops promises
one sof tho LAT gest Yields ever known in
the territory. Corn measures seven:
feet in heigh and ID caring out Over
500 self binders were sold in Beadlei
county this year, which helps To prove
'a small grain 81 good. sss
Ds smsts inn rovsin ths| family
pt 4 man named Bon ID, his stepson
killed his stepbrot laer with q buffalo
bone. fracturing bis skull The WON
an and her soh Have been held for;
.triaI,
While IN. ri IL Is aoi, WIN i ear|
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-08-07
Musrets "a /: rl'ors.sLan {. Hsx,s... "a I.

China viill buy peace Of France for II. ooo, 900
francs. B n
Osman TDigma was killed on the 18Th inst /.
by Marian Of tho Bisharen tribe, whose nephew
.ogman abbed because he refused 10 join the
N The Paris Figaro has 4 bitter article deelar-i
ing that land never beIped, but alwsys
Inverted. France Her ffiendship was false
md an alliance will her hollow Ftfssrf
gdyises France, 10 abandon her relat ions with
sangland, I'VE mp her prejtd icas and hatred
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-08-07
railroad 8 ana Raver News.

1otAa skaRe - = ."
Atameeting Of the directors of the Oregon
q California Steamship Company tho following
were elected: President, Henry Willard; vice
president, CharlesE Bretherton; second vice
president R Koehler; secretary and treasurer.
George H. Andrews s8zi4 u NJ b
i4 Through Railroad Commissio ner Baker the
Manitoba has agreed to run a day Light train
from Minnetonkn, Minnesota, TO Devils Lake
for the benefit Of the Army Of the Tennessee.
Tho train will leave the lake on the morning
of Aug. Is, snd Gen. Sherman will be among
the passengers. -
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-08-07

Some of the watering place hotels
employ public entertaine rs TAeae are
Swomentof talent who play ont piano,
sing, and IN every way make tlia time
pass pleasant to tho gueats for the
fcoInpen alton Of the board and 4 hInSll;
salafy.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-08-07

A volcano Inns been discoy III fho BehrinesI
sea, which u II d constant sta 10 Of activity Ii
Eshap4 hill about 80 foot III hafg frdni fIo:
sides and summit Of which great yoi1nles Iof
ynpor were arising -ssss
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-08-07

Hand 4 ellsworth paper iinbrchants Of New
Ycrh failed Al Tho Arm has been iii businsas
twenty two years, hsd d i65g trade; owned =
mill four miles from Peckakfil, Now York
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-08-07

l OF employ ent under the United 6tates Or
Any OF the dep ments Of tho oyernmen to-
As Az act TO and ths OWL Ser
vice OF the United Gtates, z approved Jan. 18,
1883 and atatas Tint III influence WIN be ex.
erted in confo fmisy ths
Isienssll III u ~ sos Is q irnan
Aurat Halatead, IN d dispatch nom New
York the Cincinnati rciai tiazette on 1
the polit situation says 4 THE average
New YORK men, hey to % into the !;
political situation say that the result ID i auess
stion Of kiokers there afo repIhl loan aiid {
democratic kicl and som thing depeisds
npon tho hard licking, It's location and tho
s ssas 5a n
viewed atas distance thar 6losb at hand! The &
i've or sfx we'll known news papers arc against
Blaines thbugh they would naturally tahe part
against the democrats party, make an impress
There ~ not one ofs tie kickers WHO'S notsuf
8fering for its pains, IN businessi with the ex-
caption 0f the Evening Post, which has o pecu-s
sliArly solid Scpnatit on and has been for
sh IL II century Tie u6st aishng pushed free
trade publ cation In The United statas
Auditor Gen. AdcD artliy, IF New York, i i
local democratic leaa sT oltsd glayeland,s
nomination received 8 personal letter from
I Mr.. Blaine thanking him for hia pledge ofsup.i
port Blame q lettar ia al follows: s w
Me-
Slt AGscsps sins
ean make PIT
cannot question tha righ a any nun Of body
aso yaz e theys elect but Twill Say that 4 am
Tydlr eitv. iii, q Seat wishas Ia.
SlieYe to be very yours.
sSs Aa a q Blame
81 Hon q iennes-
aes asya that y sths blicans sill exert
themsel elves they caI carry the state this
slnlsso hs asys s ssgSh icans made net
anu ahe sS ost S Man
saa Rspabiiesns about 900 90
IS sas 81 sy sntak
Il 4, t, sts+ N
sssa 81 VI
Judge ]. a Conner, formerly q resid dent Of
washing ton, and al officer of the siold: Iriah
" to
friend here concerning the feeling among the
iIlish voters 81 New York Git, where the i
JHdge has been ~ law business for some time
sReferring q the political ion, Is "a
!ookeron ~ would or that The backbone OF
SsTacon Raa.y mere ae as
stfc racks d somsfhing Wonde and q cause
OF much alarm g tts. Old var horses of the
en %ns lal
tasccess 81 and Logan Il looked nm
s9n as q foregone eopcl usions
meeting Is chteks g han Now York s. 3
The Irish & afiSau pendent WAS a
fthoroufh Blaine and oean M All, I,,ist ia i
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-08-07
Taf RuBIIOlN CANVASS.

ssarssaisy MOI keraon,, ii The Republican
commit I'D receipt Of many letters
form aII paFts the country, which are full q
the most abundant promise He saya that ha \
had been familiar with and an active parts
pantin ~ the canpai gns for the past twsnty-s
I Ave years, and he had never known 4 more a..
yorahle outlook st this; early stag Referring
fto the great meeting sof Irish Republicans in@
New 9ork, he said III Y
ut has peeul iieence from the
fact that thnnsands 81 nthusiastic mon who;
attended that meetng have hitherto been demo-
crata and never, before shouted fol-, Republ lean
ndidatea and Frinci plas They belong To
large GLASS Of voters who have been considered
party. heYelld IIyot s shes straight Ticket no.
matter what It was, under any and all
stances When they reyol 1T and refuse to- sbe&
longer led around, by the. nose ~ means some
thing have elieyed sfor years that break
sof this kind would come sooner pr later ~ isiG
not confined TO any one section, but ISL general
all over. the count Such neWspapers as the
Irish World and Irish Nation, 10 New York, &
and Thu; Citizen in tChicag exert d Widespr
and apsss ileh nss sea
there are ind ations 81 3 egulsr stampede
blowing circular has been issued from
the3hsadq uarters II the epaplicaa national
commit tee: st
Dear The psndins preside Dental cam
paign ia Of unusual imp0 Rance to the country
Every Republic is deeply interested iii its res
suit The national commit ties, on behalf OF the
Republican party, 1eBiress To- make 1t Justly
vigorous and effootiye, and success ID caf tain
lin; N0yennbe Funds are required, however to Z
meet the lawful and proper EXPENSES of the:
lcompaign, and to provida the same the com. i
mittee finds itself depend dent upon the LIBERAL
;ity of Republ icans 10 will make such yolun-sl
tary contribuh lions as their means will permit
4 and as they feel d inclined to give 81 You
are therefq ore ;respe fully viitsd ii to
send "a Boon as you convent ntly may, by
draft on New York, or postal money order, to
the order OF Ri II. Jones, airman 81. the Re- q
publican national commit tee, 2f2 Fifth avenue,
New York city, such sum rs you may deisre to (
contribute for the oh ects before men ioned.
Receipt fer The same VIZ be- cent by return
mail The commit tee ehest full calls tten-
Il ton 0fseYeFyp person holt ding any office, place,
OF employment under the United States, or
any OF the depar tments OF tho goyernmant to-
the provisions of The sot or Congress- entitled
,ss An net to regulate and Improve thsS OWL GER
vice Of the United States, z approved Jan. 18,
SlsSS and atasas TINT i'll influence WIN be- ex-S
efted hi conf fmisy there
% Respe Gtiyely "a
tSignesll I'll ~ D u. JoHEg, Chairman. ss
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-09-04
MORTGAGE SALE.

DEFAULT having been made in the payment
~ of the sum Of torty-One Dollars, (*4l.0O).
which is claimed to be due ard is due ut the date
Of this notice as interest upon certain Mort
gage. duly executed and delivered by
Michael Kaiser aud Helen NJ. Kaiser, his wife,
to The American Freehold Land Mortgage Com:
bearing date the 18th day of July, A. ID. 1881,
and there is yet to become due on said mortgage
$50, with 7 per cent. interest thereon since Jan
contained, duly recorded IN the Office of the Reg
isterof Deeds. in and for the county of Mobiles
and State of Minnesota, on the 4th day Of Octo.
Of Mortgages on pages s$S. 3s9, $40 and a9l.
And no action or proceeding having been insti
tuted atiaw or otherwise to recover the debt Sc
Now, notice is hereby given, that by virtue
Of a powe of sale cont tanned in said mortgage,
aud pursuanttothe statute in such case made and
by the sale of the premises described in and
conveyed by said mortgage, viz:
The southeast quarter t42 Of section number 15
Hundred and Two uo2>. Of range number
in Mobiles county and State Of Minnesota. with
sale will be made by the shek;f g said Mobiles
county at the front door Of the Court House u
tie village Of Wort1ing.on. lin the county Of
Mobiles and State Of Minnesota on
The 4th day Of October,
A; D.. 1884, at 10 O'clock in the forenoon
der for cash. to pay said debt and the amount
yet to become due on said mortgage and interest
and Fifty Dollars attorneys fees, as stipuatedi
the disbursements allowed by law; subject to
the day Of sale as ;sI R1oxided BY BY, law
rk A coMFAS9 F ST IoSboS &
GEO. ", WILSON, Attorney of Mortgage.
First pub. Aug. q. last pub Sept. 25
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-09-04
LAND SBEK-EieS.

On Tuesday night l.. Il. Peck, gen.
eral agent for Frederiksen & Co. ,
agents for sale Of Western railroad
lands, arrived on the Burlington train,
accompanied by Messrs. Agard, Bar
ker, Dougherty, Broadbent, Jensen,
McSherry, Hanlan, Woods and Eaton.
They are from Chicago, Joliet and
vicinity. Yesterday morning they went
to Round Lake to look at lands in that
vicinity and expect on their return to
90 to Rushmore aud look ut the Seney
lands. We learn that the trip is made
from Chicago and return for $40.
We hear every day of unusual inquiry
tor lands in this vicinity. Since the
dairymen began to report Southwestern
Minnesota as the coming dairy region
OF the west, and as one of the few Sec
tions which will produce "Elgin but
ter" the fame of this Blue Grass
REGION has doubled,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-09-04

The attention OF our readers Is called to the
following astonishtngly liberal campaign offer:
1t Is proposed to send the WEEKLY PIONEER
rREss OF st. Paul to any address In the United
States or Canada, postage prepaid. for eight
months, for Seventy. Five Gents. To those who
are already subscribers to this excellent journal,
it Is unnecessary for us to extol its merits; but
to those who are unfamiliar with It's columns we
would say that the WEEKLY PIONEER PRESS
stands at the head and front Of journalism In
this country. For full and complete news and
miscellany interesting correspondence from MI
parts OF the world, accurate and complete mar
ket reports. it is cxcelled b.: no weekly paper,
East or West.
Those subscribing now will receive the paper
during the entire presidential campaign and un-
til after the assembling of congress, next fall
We have maiea clubbing arrangement which
permits us to offer the Weekly Pioneer Press and
the ADVANCE for Eight Months for 81 so,
and confidently expect that every farmer and
mechanic in the county will anvil himself OF this
opportunity to secure their home paper and q
first class metropo itan paper for the small sum
above named. This offer will be open until next
September, but in order to cover the full CAM
paign, subscriptions should be made at once.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-09-04

By virtue of an Execution, issued out Of the
District Court for the Sixth Judicial District in
and for the county of Mobiles and State of Min
nesota, upon Judgment issued and docketed in
said Court on the 18th day Of March A. ID. 1894
in certain action wherein Peter Thompson is
Plaintiff and C.. c. Peterson is Defendant, in f.-
v3r Of said Plaintiff and against said Defendant,
for the sum of One Hundred Fifty Four Dollars
and Twenty -Four Gents, es154e4), have, on the
second day Of August, A: D. lss! levied upon all
ant, G. c. Peterson, to the following described
The southeast quarter of section Ten 900 town
One Hundred and One (101) range Forty Two
(42), Mobiles county. Minnesota.
may be necessary to satisfy said execution and
costs, at the front door Of the Court House Ia the
village Of Worthington.in the County and State
aforesaid, on
Saturday, the Goth day of September,
8 A. d. 1884, at 10 o'clock. a. m. of that Jay.
Dated August 5tli, A. d. 1884.
Il. II. MILLER,
Sheriff Of Mobiles County, Minnesota.
First pub. Aug. I. Last pub. Sept. Is, 1884.
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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-09-04

The Worthington Schools opened on
Monday last with all the teachers in
their places and an enrolment of 200
pupils.
The School Board held sspecialmeet-
ing on Tuesday light to consider the
bond matter. Up to date there has
been no offer to take the new bonds.
On Saturday last Drs. Warren and
Barber adjudged August Lang insane
and on Monday morning Sheriff Miller
took the unfortunate man to the asylum
at St. Peter.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-09-04
COuNT NEWS.
.LORAIN.

The weather has been excellent TOR
farmers and stacking IL about al fin-
aud the yield is good everywhere 20 far
as learned.
G. Listiko has threshed flax, eats,
wheat, barley and rye. He had 100
acres of crops, all good.
8. s. Morton has also threshed.
Tuthill II Listiko and Will Buchan
are running threshers III this town.
John Hamsberger has bought hay
press of Col. MatsOn and is preparing
to press hay during the fall and winter.
D. Togo, we hear, has decided not to
60 to Kansas. He has sold his farm in
Lorain and bought the Randall place
just across the jackson line.