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For Sale.
10 y II.

A BLACK CLOAK, WITH AsTRA-
n chan velvet vest and cuffs. was lost
between Salmon bay and Seattle, May
2lst. Any one leaving IL at this office will
he suitably rewarded for their trouble,
my3l III. A. SMITH
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MORAN BROS,
AND ENGINEERS


Packing
10 We sats
YesIers Wharf, foot of Miii street, Seattle.
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A successful merchant, on being asked
the reason of his success, replied: At
night | store my mind, and during the
day mind my store"
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NOTICE.

THE SPRING HILL WATER CON-
Il pany will furnish water to consumers
on and between JAG kson aud King streets,
in Naynard's plat; ALEC. on First. Second.
Third and Fourth streets. up 10 Seneca /:
also. to ships, steamers and manufacto-
Iies
Leave applications, in writing. at the
office OF ID. I. Wheeler, Yesler-Leary
block. Seattle.
JOSIAH COLLINS, JR..
Business Manager.
Seattle, June 9. 1884. jel0
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FOR SALE.

ca STEAMER sUsIE,THREE
~ years old 60 feet long. Is
feet beam. Al feet depth Of hold draws
4 feet; twin screw propeller. engines.
7xl2 each carries 8 cords wood water
tanks fore and aft: can carry $40 sks
rooms: everything complete and In per
feet order cheap for cash Apply to
jel0 CAPT. w. III. ELLIS
Or address p. o. Box sz3. 8 attic, w. II.
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LOST.

A GOLD EARRING. WITH RUBY,
n was lost on the street last week, for
the return of which 10 l.. ROSTEIN, or
this Office, g suitable reward will be paid.
iei0
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Medical Society Of Wash
ington Territory.

THE TWELFTH ANNUAL MEETING
i OF this Society will be held In Seattle
on Wednesday. june 18th. All regular
physicians are cordially invited
u l. SMITH. NJ. D.. presAt
]. G. SUSDBERG. sec'y. 5e13 Sw "a
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Laws PAsrx.--Abons 20 couples a.
tended the lawn party given n the
pansius home last sieht. The eroands
we're lichted With Chiness lanterns. And
Professor yaughn's string band fur
nished enIivenina music duriag tue
evening, and dancing vas enjoyed vi
after midnighs IN q bsausafal iitfis
nvilion en- the lawn. constructed 81
exercrreus. Al nidnight reffeshmenfs
were served. and ever thing passed
of as merry 80 q marriage oetl.
Mi~ Mary Ponsins deserves much
credit for the Successful manner IN
which she conducted this deiiehtfnl
lawn party, the frst Qua Of the seAson'
A blacksmith cannot only shoe hoFs<
ks-..aff hxxt n nan mnkn 4 hoFue zno9.
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To Let.

LIME OFFICES IN THE CLAYTON
IL block single or en- suit. mylI
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$50 NEW CHAIRS JUST RECEIVED FROM
49,, an Eastern fastory also, hns assortment o
Walnut Center Tahles
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NOTICE.

a LII PARTIES HAVING ACCOUNTS
"A against The steamer Bob Irving will
present them to q. COX, at Harrington &
Smiths. for settlement. ie4
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a LARGE ROOM IN THE SULLIVAN
a block. snitAbic fos IN ozllce low rent.
Apply % JOHN SULLIVAN. C0mmer-
cia1 sfsse1 tsl1
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For Rent.
TO LsDT.

A LARGE. NEW. HARD FINISHED
- t~ostory dwelling house. On KEY
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TEE STANDARD THEArKa. J. +.
Howe, the interchangeable theatrical
agent, has leased the Alhambra Thea
ter, on Second street. and will al once
proceed 10 ft II mp for his business.
The baxes will be removed, the bar
taken cut. and the interior remodeled
and strengthened. IL is a comfortable.
handsome place. aud will be conducted
hereafter in an unexceptionahle man
ner. It's name, a. a starter, will be
changed TO Standard. The first per
formanse 10 be given IN the STANDARD
will he that Of g Uncle Tom. Cabin,
n~xt Tuesday and Wednesday even
iuas. The company 20 present this
play 10 pronounced by the press one %
the hest in the country, and that u VIII
fully sustain lie good reputation during
the shass engagement here ws aru as
sured positively by iss managers
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SALT LAKE, June t3.-Acting Cover
nor Thomas. in compliance with the
unanimous recommendation Of the Ter
ritorial Supreme Court, this afternoon
granted reprieve To Hopt till his APP
peal could be heard la the United States
Supreme Court. He Was to have been
shot today.
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DisaiiIer.' Convention.


Boston, June 10 The Directors OF
the Mexican Central railroad have de-
oided to fund the next three coupons on
their bonds in five year scrip, redeem
able at the pleasure of the company,
with interest at the rate Of 10 per cent
per annnm. These coupons will amount
to 1854 O70. The scrip will be secured
by the coupons and by 81. 760s 5s2 eff
Mexican government subsidy ceititi
Gates. this amount covering the scrip
and its Ave years interest.
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ECONOMY IN FUEL.

r r. MORRISON, SOLE AGENT
IL. for Puget sound and Columbia
River for the cele hraaed Patent Air space,
and fowier's Yucca Boiler and Pipc Gov
ertng. Saves from 10 to 20 per cent. In
fuel.
Address all orders TO L. n. MORRISON,
csre Of Gsrdon Hardware company. Sc
attic, w. r. jei1
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A blacksmith cannot only shns horss
hinseif, bus he can make . bore shoe.
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:, fnILADELPHIA. June ID. - Bishop
osnpsen 10 slowly sinking tonight. his
mymcians say he win live through che
aRnt out express the belief that he
Wnnot survive beyond tomorrow.
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HALF A DOZEN GOOD MICH
II cows for sale. as Smiths Cove.
lel2 &c WITT III. A. SMITH.
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a. Louls, June i3.-Rspuhlicans OF
- sly, referring to Mr.. rlldsn's lea
- -, having interpreted ID 10 mean thas
~ sss -. iisden il nominated he will
ns..ssuase 70 be the candidate Of thu
$1,000 ~, the EnsaiHg Chroafc's teie-
a. -. g Mr.. Iiiden. asking him II
nfsr,s. We proper construction 20 be
- me letter. The telegram Vas
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PARIS, June 13.-Great efforts are
making to amaleamate the invincible
aud dynamite sections of the Irish re-
volutiouary party. Two agents sent to
remove informer MeDermott, have re-
turned to Paris. They searched most
of the CAPITALS of Europe, but failed to
find McDermott. He is in a hiding
place in London, under the protection
of the police.
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whoop,ng % Up.

NEw YoRg, June 13.-rhe asssembly
district club adopted resolutions tonight
ratifying the nomination Of Blaine and
Logan, plsdglng themselves to work for
the election of the ticket. The German
Republican Central Committee tonight
passed similar resolutions. Both meet
ings were largely attended. and much
snthusissm was manifested. A COM
mittee was appointed at later meet
ins 10 make arrangements for holding
ratification mass meeting.
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AIT WEsr, Fla, June l3.-Recio, the
soiored Cnban convicted of murder, was
asnRed today. The murdered man was
nc Cuban. The crime originated in
Rambling quarrel. Recio denied the
kulI Tor this offence, but acknowledged
SSss'n2 committed three murders ia
Seoa. he says the victims were all
nniasds. After being bound kecio
osiisu Ter bottle of wine and q cigar
s he took drink with great cool
- and invited the Jail officials ~ Join
n Upon their declining. he took q
- eena glass, dropped the cigarette and
go ae was ready. Another Cuban,
80 OF murder. hung himself in q
ne was TO have been hung today.
raeiae Nail Insurance Company.
WV YORK, June l2.-rhe Executive
y 1mittee Of she Pacific Mail Steasa-
COMPANY have resolved 10 create
insurance fund of $4,000.
The Gsserner Nos Ameaahle.
.s.Akxros, Oak, June ls.-Jndce Edc-
49, Granted the motion 20 quash the
sr es against Gov. Ordway on the
&end that the grand jury has no iuris.
srsss over an alleged oifesse OF the
aossa Mse, 80 far ~ his Official acts are
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Electoral Riaas.

VIENNA, June l3.-There are fresh
electoral riots in Hungary. Three hun
dred persons have been killed, and
many wounded.
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GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
VI work. First-class wages given for
fir-t-class work. Apply at CAPTAIN
BkkchER'S residence. Pike street. be-
tween Fifth and sixth. jei3
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NEW foaK. June ia suit WAS be-
Rua ~ Leopold Lew, assignee of Mas
nn Bauer, against U. 3. Grant. Jr., 10
sscover the amount paid on contracts
ies Vie purchase Of property in Seventy
.hird street. near Third avenue. which
Mh alleged the defendant fraudulently
eanssyed, without consideration. 20
s ~ b. Ohatfe and Sarah ii. Cadliff.
I've defendant makes n general denial.
IT, property il said 10 be worth
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Nose Money wanted.

DUBLIN. June l3.-The landlords
political fund of Ireland was today or
ganized, With Lord Rossmore and Sir
Samuel Wilson as trustees. The object
of the fund Is to supply means with
which to contest against the Nationals.
Parnell is preparing general appeal
for national fund, to pay Irish men,
bers of Parliament.
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MEXICO, June l3.-fhe project for
holding in st. Louis reunion of both
American and Mexican veterans of the
war of 1876 il cordially endorsed by
Gen. Diaz and other prominent Mexi-
the friendship between the Republics.
Gen Disz saws the Msxicap oovsrp-
ment will aid the project In every way.
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RANeoos, June i3.-Theobau, King of
Burmsh, poisoned the Queen and her
mother and married the Queens sister
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AN AND AFTER JUNE I, INA. PAR
" ties desiring 10 see me can hnA me as
my house. corner Of kightk and Pine
myf9 FRED. X SANDER.
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MADRID, June ID. - The economic
crisis of Cuba was discussed at the
council of Ministers today. The Kiva
presided. The government propose to
adopt series of reforms, including re-
duetion of Cuban expenditures aud es-
tablishing coasting trade for the mutual
benefit of Spain and Cuba.
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S Spring Without Blossoms.

LATE IN LIFE TO LOOK FOR JoY-YEr NEVER
TOO LATE TO MEND.
Readers OF Hawthorne's blouse OF Seven
Cables will recall the pathos with which poor
Clifford Pynche0n, who had been unjustly i'm
prisOned since his early manhood, said after
his release: MY life is gdne,. and where is my
happiness? Oh! give lie my happiness" But
that could be done only In part as CLEANS Of
warm sunshine occasionally fall across the
gloom of New England autumn day.
In 4 letter to MeSsrs. ll1sCOX s. Co.. Mr.. L. II.
Titus, of Pennington, N. D., says: II have suf-
fered untold misery from childhood from chronic
disease Of the bowels and diarrllCea, accom-
panie by great pain, l sought relief ut the
hands OF physicians Of every school AMI used
every patent and domestic remedy under the
sun. have at last found in Farker's Tonic
4 compete specific preventive and cure. As
your Invaluable medicine, which did for me
what nothing else could do, Is entitled to the
credit OF my getting back my happy DAYS. |
cheerfMlly and gratefully acknowledge the fact
Mr.. L. 5. Wells, who needs no Introduction to
the people Of Jersey City, ads: ''The testi-
mony OF Mr.. Titus is genuine and voluntary {;
only he does not adequately portray the suffer-
Ing he has endured for many years. He is my
brother. III law, and know the case WELL He
is now perfectly free from his old troubles, and
enjoys health and life, ascribing it all to PAR.
KElR'S TONIC.
UneQualled as an invigorant; stimulates all
the organs cures ailments of the liver, Kidneys
and all diseases of the blood.
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.JUN1ICE'S COURT

Justice John Sertling, of Willmont,
came to Worthington on Friday last
and entered complaint against Road
Master Michael Smith, for al assault
with intent to do bodily harm. The
two men had some words about taxes,
Sertling claiming that whereas he had
to pay about $50, Smith paid about $40
to $50, and had the greater amount of
property of the two. Smith called Ser
fling I'D liar'' and Settling re-
tOrted with I'D son --,' when
Smith threw Ratchet at Settings
head. Sertling threw up his left hand
and warded off the blow. The edge Of
the Ratchet struck the fourth finger Of
his hand and cut the finger off.
Sheriff Miller brought Smith to town
on Monday and Il hearing was had be-
fore Justice Durfee. who bound Smith
over in the sum of $500 to answer at
the next term of court II. Davis went
on Smiths bond and he was released.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
MORTGAGE SALE.

DEFAULT having been made in the payment
- Of the sum Of rive Hundred One and s. IT'D
Dollars, [t5O' SS) which is CT lined an declared
to be due at the date of this mott upon = cei.
tain Mortgage. duly executed and delivered
by Lars HulvUrsen (unmarred) to Edinburgh
American Land Mortgage Company Limited
bearing date the first day of January A. ID. lSS0
and, with power of sale therein contained, dl-
ly recorded in the Office Of the Register of Deeds
In and for the county Of MOBILES and Stae Of
Minnesota, on the LET day OF March A. y. 1851,
at $40 O'Clock p. m. in book "E' OF Mortgages,
on pages o. 96, 81 and 9s.
tuted at law or otherwise to recover the debt Sc
cured by said mortgage. or any part thereof;
Now. notice is hereby given, that by virtue
of a power of sale cont aimed in said mortgage,
and pursuantto the statute in such case made and
provided. the said mortgage will be fnreclosed
by the sale of the premises described in and
conveyed by said mortgage, viz:
(2), township number One Hundred and One
(lOl), north, and range number FOrtyThree (43)
west OF the 9TH principal meridian:
In Mobiles county and State of Minnesota. with
the lereditaments and appurtenances; which
sale will be made by the Sheriff OF said Mobiles
county at the front door OF the Post Office in
the village Of Worthington. in the county Of
Mobiles and State OF Minnesota on
The I'd day of August,
A; D.: 1854, at g. o'clock in the forenoon,
Of that day, at public vend9e to the highest BID,
the taxes, II any, on said premises, and Twenty
Five Dollars attorneys fees, as stipulated in
and by said mortgag in case OF foreclosure. and
redemption at any time within one year from
the day Of sale, as provided by law.
GAGE COMPANY LIMITED. Mortgage
KINGSLEY s SHELTERED, Attorneys, Chatfeld,
1Ilnn.
First rub. June 10. Last pub. July 81
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THE FOU RTH!.
G. A. R. PICNIC.
FOURTH OF JULY, 1884
AT
L A IKE p ARK.
WORTHINGTON.
ORDER OF THE DAY.


National Salute and Ringing of Bells at Sunrise.
a. III. Parade by Stoddard Post Drum
Corps Stoddard Post Old Soldiers, not men,
bers OF G. A. t.. Stoddard Relief Corps No. !;
Sons of Veterans; Everybody not included in
the foregoing. -a
la. M. Drill by Stoddard Post.
12m. Dinner Call. Grand charge upon Lunch
Baskets by Infantry, Cavalry, Artillery, and the
Navy including Horse Marines.
Up IN. Reading the Declaration Of Independ.
ence
l:3Op. nj. Oratorical Pyrotccllnics from Pa.
triotic Geysers.
2:30 N. Recruiting Offices opened for Grand
Army Of the Republic, Ladies' Relief Corps and
Sons of Veterans.
3p. III. General Jolliacation.
7p. IN. Stoddard Post will assemble to mus.
ter any recruits who have made application for
membership.
9p. III. Fireworks in Court House Park.
Let 1t be understood that this Picnic is intend
ed for EVERYBODY; that the intention is to
have al inexpensive, Informal and home like
celebration Of the day. The G. A. II. takes the
lead for the purpose ofgathering as many Of the
old soldiers into Its ranks as possible
All Old Soldiers are urgently requested to
come and jOin the DOSt-
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THE EOEIt7H.

One week from tomorrow will be
July Fourth, our national holiday
Most of the towns around are advertis-
ing celebrations.
The G. A. r., of Worthington will
hold picnic at Lake Park, to which
everybody is invited. See program in
another column.
Adrian is laying herself cut for 4
grand celebration. The Worthington
band will furnish music and W. q.
Ward, of Waseca, will deliver the ora.
ton. All sorts Of sports in the after.
noon, with grand ball and FIRE works in
the evening.
Luverne, a village 30 miles west on
the branch, will also celebrate.
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Crazy Patchwork.

Having 4 large assortment Of remnants and
pieces Of handsome brocad Il silks, sa;ins ana
bundles and furnishing them for crazy Patch.
work Cushions, Mats, Tides. &c, &c: PACK.
A:'E NO: lis :, handsome bundle of exquisite
silks. Sat!'S and brocadcd veiyets (a differently
Just the thing fo' tn" most superb pattern OF
-;dncy Torh. Sent postpaid for 5G c"Ets i, postal,
note or l,cent stamps. PACKAGE NO. Com
Sent postpaid for sl.uo. These are I'LL ofthe very
finest qudlIy and cannot be equaIled at any 9th
er silk works in he U. S. at three times our pre-
ways brings dozen more. LADIES' MANUAL
OFFANCI WORK, with 400 illustrations ard
full Instructions for artistic fancy work. hand
dress. The ROCHESTER SILK Co. Rochester. N.
York. 37-Sw
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con I EST NOTICES.
LAND OFFICE 1T WorthlngtOn, MINI

l.aND CffiIG az " OftNlnStOn, MIMI,
June ~, 1884.
CoMrLA'>r having been entered at this of.
rec ~ Ed"ail NJ. Mcfarland against Morgan
o Flahrrty.
For failure to comply with law as to Timber
GU! ure Entry No: dated Jan'y !, 1877.
In Mobiles county, Minnesota, with Il view to
the cancellation OF said entry: contestant allcg-
ing that Morgan o. Flahtrty failed to cultivate
any part OF said land in either 1872 3-4 and fail
ed duiing each and all years to cultivate any Of
the trees then growing on said tract, and failed
to plant I'll replan, or either, said land to trees
seeds or cuttings in 1SS]-2 ga that there never
has been to exceed one acre of said land painted
to trees scedsor cu' tings and almost all OF those
that were PLANTED persisted for want OF cultiva-
ton that in 1888 no wolk was done OH said land
of any kind that there is not to exceed 60 trees
now growing cn said land that sail trees were
never pr"tec: ed from fire.
The sal parties are hereby summoned to
appear ut this Office on
The eth day OF August 1884, at o'clock D. H.,
To respond and furnish ties: mony concerning
said alleged failure.
Mons GR!NAGEK, Register.
Al T.. ii. SMITH, Receiver
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WIDE AWAKE DRUGGISTS.

Cl,as. W. Smith is always alive to his
business, and spares no pains to secure
the best of every article in his line.-
lie has secured the agency for the cele-
DRAFTED DR.. Kings New Discovery tor
Consumption, the only certain cure
known for consumption, coughs, colds,
hoarseness. asthma, hay fever, bvon-
chitis, or any affection of the throat
and Lungs. Sold on a positive guaran-
tee. Trial bottles free. Regular size
81 90. 3
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FINAL PROOF NOTICES.
LAND OFFICE at WO:thinCtOn. MINI.

LAND OFFICE at Wo:thlngton, MIMI
June 20, 1884.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proofin support OF his claim, and that
Office at WOrthington Mimi, on
Monday, July .. 1881,
Viz: WIN. McKillOp,
Homestead Application No. 1l,2l4,
For the s4nWH sec 50 lO2 40
He names the following witne SEES to prove mis-
contlnuous residence upon. and cultivation OF,
said land. viz:
AEON Forbes. S. +. People. L. II. Beckley. II.
II. Anderson, WUrthingtOn. MINI.
~ Mons GKINAGER, Register.
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The Toy Pistol. The Iowa State
Board of Health has issued manifesto
against the toy pistol and publishes the
sections of the law prohibiting their
use. Any party selling or giving pis.
to], whether toy or otherwise, to
minor, is liable to fine aud imprison-
ment. That should be the law in this
State
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U. S. LAND OFFICE, Worihington. Min

U. S. LAND OFFICE Worthington, MINI.
May 81. 1854.
COMPLAINT having been entered at this Office
by Peter OLSON against James Darts
for faiiuie t" comply with the law as to
Timber Cu!ure Entry No. SO
Upon the Hwl4 sec. 81, township To-; y, range ~
W. in Mobiles C"unty, MINI, with a view
to tho cancellation OF said entry Contestant al
leEing that
Said Darts failed t" rcplant trees during the
year 1888, all OF the trees planted previously hav
Ing been destroyed 10y fire May ~, 1888, aud also
there are only ~ acres of trees now growing
The said parties are hereby summoned to ap-
pear ut this office on
The 9Th day OF July, 1854, at O'Clock
p. ~,
To respond and furni Ill testimony concerning
said alleged failure.
Mons GKINAGER, Register.
Al G. II. SMITH, Receiver.
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DR.. Moore laid on our table the other
day q Sharpless strawberry grown in
his garden which measures fee inches
and q holt around the waist.
And yet there are people who talk
about this climate being too far north,
The fact is, it is a country where straw.
berries are rs big as potatoes, potatoes
as big as pumpkins and pumpkins rs
big as q corner stone.
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PLUMB'S LOCALS.
PatloniZe your home Bakery.

Patlonize your home Bakery.
GEO. NJ. PLUMB, Proprietor.
Take ICE CREAM 1T Plumb's every
day or evening. Generous dishes and
best quality. Choicest cake served at
moderate cost.
Buy your Baked Beans every Satur.
day for Sunday.
Choice Cakes baked to order at
Plumh,s Bakery. 4l.12W
Lemonade at Plumb, s: state how sou
want it made. flaw
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-06-26
LAND OFFICE 1T Worthington, MINI.

June II, 1884.
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 SAIL proof will be made before the IT, $.
Friday, July rs, 1854.
Viz: George Sandand,
Homestead Application. No. 1850,
For the ne Sc i. sec. l4-1Ol-l2.
De names the following witnesses to prove lis
continuous residence upon. and cultivation Of,
said land. viz:
George Roberts, Bennett Evens, Charley Dow,
\. Joul, Mobiles county, Mimi.
- Mons GRINAGER, Register.