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Republican Meetinu.

A Republican Meeting will be held
at Masonic Hall, in Worthington, on
Friday Evening, Oct. 18th,
Hon D. F. Goodrich, of Blue Earth
City, and
Hon. Ira D. Shissler, of Mankato,
Will address the meeting. State
Aditor Braden will also be present.
This will he the first meeting of
the campaign and we hope the peo-
pie will turn out and make it rous-
er.
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CIRCULAR ORDER NO. l.-Comrades
of the Post are hereby reminded that
the regular meetings are held every
LIST and Ord Saturday Of each month
and now that each evening is cnli-
vened by the reading of some one of
the personal histories of the Com.
radcs, each one is most earnestly re-
quested to bear the time of meeting
in mind rs we'll as the fact above-no-
ted, so that the historian of the eve
ming may feel encouraged by a full
attendance. Next Saturday a char :
lain is to be elected in place Of Com
rade Kephart resigned.
BY Order of l.. NJ. LANCE, Com.
II. 3. l'IoTrs, Adjutant.
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John Hansberger has his hay press
going and has shipped three car loads
to st, Paul this week.
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COUNTY NEWS.
LOIfAIN.


j. Payne threshedu0 bu. fax and IS
Of oats to the acre.
r. Firth has threshed; oats IS bu. to
the acre, wheat %, fax 10 and barley Is.
XFarmers complain some Of rains wet.
ing the grain.
Frank IIovey is putting up a new
barn 16x16 on the Randall place.
). s. Morton is also putting up new
barn.
John Hansberger is finishing up his
threshing.
Jackson Tharpe expects to thres,
this ewek. -
Jas. Hazards flax went u bu. to the
acre, wheat Is and oats IS.
Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Crandall, of
Adrian, are visiting Mrs. II. Firth this
week. Mrs. Crandal expects to make
her home in Worthington in future.
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GOOD FOR DURFEE.

Martin county fares well at the hands
of the State Board this year. Hereto
fore the valuation of her real estate
and nearly all articles of personal prop.
erty have been raised to an extent that
made our taxes unjust and out of pro-
portion with valuation in the older por.
tiOns of the State. Mr.. Durfee, of WOr-
Ellington. who represents this district
on the Board. has evidently been look
ing after the interests of this portion
of the State. Martin Co. Sentinel.
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CONTEST NOTICES.
U. S. LAND OFFICE, Worthington, Mimi

U. S. LAND OFFICE, Worthington, MINI.
Sept. ,, 1854
COMPLAINT h,v ing been entered at this Office
By Nicholas Kiln against John b. Staples
for failure TO comply with the law as to
Timber-Culture Entry No. ll12
Dated Feb q, 1878,
Upon the n13ne'l sec. 2, township 1o1, range II,
W. in Mobiles County, Mimi, with view
to the cancellation Of said entry; contestant al
leging that
JOHN b. Staples has failed to break or plow or
cause TO I've broken or p!Owed Il sufficient num-
Der Of acres OF said land as required by law, and
has failed to cultivate or cause to be cultivated
said land or any part thereof as required by law
and la failed to plan: in timber, seeds or cut
tings il sufficient number OF acres as require by
law, and las failed to plant IL sufficient quantity
Of timber seeds or cuttings rs required by law.
and has failed to cultivate and care fOrany trees
that may have been planted and may have been
growing upon said land that there are now no
trees growing upon said land.
The said parties are hereby summoned to ap-
pear at this office on
The 2lth day of October, 1891, at I o'clock
p. M,
TO respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged failure.
Mons GE1NAGER, Register.
G. IL. SMITH, Receiver.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE BY AD-
I'EL7ISENfENY.

NOTICE or MORTGAGE SALE BY 3D.
1,EIt7ISENfENT:
WHEREAS. Default has been made in the
:! coMdiionS OF certain mortgage executed
and delivered June &c, 1877, by
Joseph McKirlhan aud Lou il. N1cl1irahan his
wife, as MOrtgagors, to Henry StOckman. Mort
81 Deeds Of the county OF Mobiles in the Slate Of
Minnesota, on the 9th day of June. A. D.
1871. at y o'clock m; in Book "B' Of Mortgages,
ed to SAID Henry stock,"an, Tie fo i1
f e ths fy OF of iH Ss o I s
in township One Hundred and Two, UO3) Of
range Forty co.; to secure tho payment of $50,
and interest in three years from date.
And. whereas, said Henry stockman has duly
assigned said mortgage and the note thereby Sc
cured t" Henry r. Higgins. by his assignment in
was duly recorded i'll The Office OF said Register
1881. in book C. Of Mortgages on page 454.
said mortgage debt at the date hereof. Four
Hundred Thirty Seven and Fifty Hundredths
Dollars (S437 $4,000,
And no action or proceeding has been institu-
ted at law nor otherwise to recover the debt so
remaining secured by said mortgage nor any
Now. notice is hereby givcn that by virtue of
power of sale contained in said mortgage, and
pursuant to statute in such case made and pro-
vided. said mortgaged property will be sold at
public auction on
Saturday, the 15tl, day of November,
A. d. 1881, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. at the
front door Of the Court House in the town If
Worthngton. in said Mobiles county, to satisfy
the amount which shall then be due on said
mortgage, and all expenses Of this foreclosure.
including Twenty-Five Dollars attorneys fee, as
stipulated i'll said mortgage in case Of foreclo-
sure.
HENRY l.. HIGGINS. Assign eeof Mortgagee.
WILSON. LAWRENCE, Attorneys for said
Assignee
Minneapolis. Mimi, September 26, 1884.
LIST pub. Oct. =, 1884
Last pub. Nov. Is, 1854.
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RUSHMORR.

At the Seney warehou e, highest
cash price paid for fax.
E.. l.. WEMPlE,
Miss Nina Bedford, our teacher,
spent Friday and Saturday at The
Teachers Institute ut Worthington.
About car load of flax a day shipped
from this place.
Mrs. Frank Porter and Mrs. Rice
made us pleasant visit Friday last.
s. Il. Bedford has a new horse and
buggy. The calculation is that the
horse can go mile inside Of one hall
an hour, sure.
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Minnie Cairns. Lyle City. Iowa, was
as near leaving this world AS any person
ever Is to recover. She was sick with
cholera morbus; completely exhausted
and unconscious. TIE physicians in
consultation having decided the case
was hopeless and beyond their control,
Charles J. Newcombe, u blacksmith,
walked four miles through the darkness
and storm. to get remedy lie had used
himself and which lie firmly believed
would cure her. That medicine was
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Di.
arrhea Remedy. lie obtained part Of
Il bottle with which he hastily returned
and gave the little sufferer Il half tea
spoonful which revived her. Conscious
ness gradually returned. The medicine
was given In broken doses, and in a
short time she was well. lie lis positive
that it saved her life. and that it has
others in that vicinity. Sold by c. W.
Smith. i
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The agent for the sale OF the Chal.
lenge Fire Extinguisher has been in
town several days introducing this new
protector of property. 1t is said to be
superior to the grenades for hand use
and 50 simple that a child can use it for
extinguishing fire. The extinguisl'er
is a simple fluid in jars and can I've
thrown on rs easily rs water.
Last night test was made on the
street by building Il bonfire and letting
it become mass Of fames-One bottle
Of the fuid quencled the flames.
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GOOD CAMPAIGN BOOK:

Mrs. Nc MILAN has taken the agency
and is row canvassing for about the
best campaign manual we have seen.
1t is not a biographical sketch Of this
or that candidate merely, but gives bi-
ographies of the candidates, the several
platforms, etc. The title Of the work
is Building and Ruling the Republic, ="
and. according to 4 statement Of its
contents, it "contains an able and COM
prrhensive summary If the founding
and growth Of the nation, considered
geographically, politically and indus
trially. The government Of the coun-
try is treated in its threefold relations.
nationally. by states and through par.
ties. The living questions which con-
front every American to-day. prohibi-
ton. protection and free trade, civil
service reform, surplus revenue. and
polygamy. are accurately. concientious-
w and exl,auStiyelv viewed"
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THE TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

The Teachers Institute closed on
Friday last after very interesting and
profitable week for the teachers. The
exercises covered al! the branches
taught in our schools, with discussion
and criticism upon the methods of
teaching.
The officers in charge of the exercises
were as follows:
Conductor-Prof. ]. T. Nc C>eary, of
the Mankato Normal.
Assistant-J. J. Sharp, Of New Cas-
tie, Pa.
Lecturer-Prof. Bergdolt, of Manks-
to.
County Supcrintendemt-D J. Craft
SecYetary-C. Il. Pope.
The teachers in attendance were as
follows:
wORTu1NGTON.
Prof l. Wright Christina Christanson
Mary Lynch Kitchie II Maxwell
Myrtle Parmerlec May l. Crane
Mary s Twitchell Davt Smith
Hattie Smith Merrie H Mills
Iva Belle Allen kati, Barton
Grace Wilkinson Laura Stokes.
Nellie Tanner
ADRIAN.
Geo Halls Bessie Hurley
Frank Anderson Mary K Carr
Emma Graf l. 8 Nelson
Francis Haislet.
RUsHMOKE.
Hattie simons Annie NJ Nelson
Nay Leonard Nina A Bedford
K1NBRAE.
Minnie Cosper Clara Tanner
And the following teachers from 9TH
er points:
Albert e Green, Little Rock ;1lattie !.
Miller, Jersey; Theresa Burke, Grand
Prairie; Mrs Ruth E Mckay, Mankato;
Carrie Vervatt, Houston.
An examination was held on Satur-
day, after the close Of the Institute,
which is reported as follows, by Secre-
tary Pope:
Wh"le number of applicants, e.
1st grade certificates granted, 2.
I'd " IL.
81 " 3.
Failures. 6.
Why 60 about with that aching head
Try Ayers Pills. They will relieve
the stomach. remove the distractions
| that depress nerves and brain, and thus
cure your headache permanently.
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GEO. NJ. PLUMB

Is agent for any kind of Or
gan you want to buy. A thor
oughly competent judge and
repairer. Call ON him for re-
liable information, lowest pri-
ces. most liberal terms. ADJ
vice free. Organs to rent
Sample on hand. 26ly
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2. ". HERDIC KILLED.

Yesterday e. w. Smith received q
despatch saying that Elmer W. Herdic,
breakman on the Milwaukee road had
been run over near Parker. Oak, aud
that both his legs and one arm were
crushed. MIR. Smith sent word to W.
W. Herdic. of Bigelow, the yonng
man s father. Later another despatch
was received saying that young Herdic
had died about lao. Mr.. Hardic left
on the afternoon train for Sheldon to
receive the remains of his son.
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IMPORTANT.

lWFORIANTs
When you visit or leave New York City, save
Baggage Expressage and Carriage Hire and
stop at the Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand
Central Depot.
Elegant rooms fitted up at cost of one mil.
lion dollars. reduced to Loo and upwards per
day. European PLAN Elevator. Restaurant
supplied with the best. Horse cars, stages and
live better for less money at the Grand Hotel
than at any other first class hotel in the city. SOY
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DEAfOcRA TIC REeRESENTATIV CON

DEMOCRA TIC REPRESENTA- TIVE CON-
VENTION.'
The Democratic Convention of this
legislative district held at Fulda in Muir
ray Co., on Wednesday, Oct. Sth, was
called to order by l.. d. Bennett, Chm.
of District Committee. DR.. q. p.
Head, of Murray, was elected Temporal
ry chairman and W. A. Peterson of No.
bles Co., secretary. Delegates were in
attendance rs follows: Murray Coun-
ty.-G. y. Head, John Little and G.. p.
Calkins. From Mobiles County-u. G..
Shepherd, W. A. Peterson and John NJ.
Grace.
Temporary organization made perma.
II. e. Shepherd, Esq, of MOBILES Go.
was nominated as candidate for Repre-
sentative Fl. e. Shepard and l.. B. Ben.
nett. of Mobiles County and B. Foster,
of Murray were elected as District
Committee for thensuing years.
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ROUGH on SHEFHERD

The democratic district convention
Was held ut Fulda last Wednesday. and
g. II. Shepard was nominated for Repre-.
sentative. Shepard will receive most
IT the Prohibition votes in Worthing-
tOn.-SlavtOn Gazette.
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Dr.L. p. Ruuce. of the Northwest

Dr.. L. P. Runce, of the Northwest.
ern Eye and Ear lntirmary, Minneapo-
lis. will be at thu WOrthington Hotel,
In Worthington, November Ath.
Those wishing to see the doctor
must call at that time az lie will re-
main but one Gay it no one calls for
treatment.
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SUMMIT LAKE.

OO IIIdAH.
Thresl'inR is going on 5riskly. Flax
and oats are the principal crops.
J.eander King has his house about
finished and is building \ barn now.
He has the best house III our town.
Farmers have done considerable
blowing, notwithstanding the rains.
G.. y. Natter has rented James Mar.
din's farm for another year.
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ADRIAN.

<tDHlAN.
From the Guardian:
Sheriff Miller warmed lis Sims by
our stove Tuesday.
Mrs. l.. S. Nelson started for Cam.
bridge, Iowa, on Wednesday. where
she will spend several weeks with her
parents-perhaps until Christmas. She
was accompanied by her brother Frank,
who goes to stay.
Mrs. r. $. Ware and children removed
to their farm north of town, on Thurs
day of last week. She was universally
esteemed for her many excellent quail
ties of head and heart and she will he
missed from Adrian society.
We spent 4 few moments at the art
gallery of E. F. Buchan, Esq. while il
Wortl,ington Monday. We found him
hard ut work, and surrounded by rs
fine specimens of photography as we
have ever seen anywhere.
Mr.. John Butcher, of Grand Prairie,
announces himself as 4 candidate for
Commissioner in the 4th district.
Terrence. the merchant prince of
WOrthington, accompanied by his right
bower, Johnny Peterson. ca ne out ~
AuIIHu III WOuuiy anu WcjlI UVcI W
Ellsworth the next day, where Mr.. r.
is opening y store over which "Johnny''
will preside. Success to 10th of yees.
gents.
II. J. Barber and family left for st.
Paul on Tuesday, where they will make
their future home. We are really sorry
to loose them. but rs Fl. J. = profession
is sucl, as to render \ residence in the
city desirable, we bow +" the inevitable
and wish them Il God speed in their
new home.
The professional card IF DR.. D. l..
Kenyon appears il to-day's paper.
The doctor STEPPED into an extensive
practice in taking charge of DR.. j.
Crafts business, and by those who
have had need of his services, we hear
him highly spoken of as Il physician
and Il man. We formed lis acQuaint.
ance while at Worthingtnn Monday,
and We confess to liking for the gen
tlelnan. Calls Ivy mail or telegram
will rect i've prompt attention.
Died. Saturday morning. Oct. 4;h,
1854, 1T 7:20, of inflammation of the stom.
acl, and bowels. GEORGE. infant son
Of Sam. :. & Willimena uaislet, aged
one year and two days.
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So far as heard from the Republicans
have gained seven Congressman in Ohio.

For nice, hand-knit hoods for ladies
and children, 60 to Mrs. De Volts
millinery shop. e,2w
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Boston W. Smith, State Sunday
School missionary, will be in Worth
ington on Wednesday, Oct., Ped, and
will address Daniels Band in tie Pres
byterian church ut 4, p. m.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all the children in the place, and their
parents and friends.
The Rev. Mr.. Shutter will preach at
7:3O O'Clock, in the evening. Oct. -.
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If you would have appetite, flesh, COL
or. strength and viCOr, take Ayers Sar.
saparilla, which will confer them upon
you in rapid succession.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAIN

AkElN AL AM A11A "A ~ -'>~
SIOUX CITY ST. PAUL TINE CARD.
NO. PASSENGER.
i:sve s. Ts%,st a. S s:1Sn: M M
Arrive at Sioux City, 1t ''O r. ILL.,
NO. } PASSENGER.
Leave St. Paul at go; :U III
Arrive 4; Warrington ut lZ;y III
ar. At Sioux City at S:1o "
no: 2. PASSENGER. 40 a N
WorthingtOn. at a IL: p H.
Arrive at st. Paul. at $50 p H.
.,.... s,onx - S;t 4 r; ,e:Sam
Arrive at Worthington at , s:Gs :. III
Ar. at St. Paul at 1850 III
ACCOMMODATION.
Going East-l.c,ves Worthington at 800 p m.
Go: ~ West-J.caves W"rthingtoD At 2:.o pm
woRrmNeroN AND SIOUX FALLS R. R.
xs;;ys: Slew it w r2l'; at -? M
3otng W We wo,tn,vton s2sp.m.
T. l.. WARREN. Agent
B.C.K. / n. TIME TABLE.
foing North-rassenger arrives AZ S:io p. H.
4: ,iny South-P. ssenger leaves ut 10 u. NJ.
Freight leaves 500 4. H. Arrives: guy y: w..
ZEE. WARREN. Agent.
CxN. ". TIME TABLE.
Time 0, departure OF Passenger Trains from
iankatO:
s'%e for S Es% G'm a, $ j. a: 3 F. %
Time Of arrival:
from the West, 805am& 6 3Opm.
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FINAL PROOF NOTICES.
LAND OFFICE at Worthington. MINI.

LAND OfFICE ut W burlington. Mimi.
Oct Il, 1881
NOTICE is hereby given that the following ia.
med settler has filed notice If his intention TO
make final proof IN support Of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before the U. 5
J and Office, ut WOrthington MIMI. on
Saturday, Nov. Is, 1884.
Viz: sylvester Wass,
Declarat'ry Statement. No. 600,
For the sex sec r. 1911.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of,
sail land. VIZ:
j. W. Read. G. T. Buick, II. II. Read Alonzo
Clarke. Mobiles county, Minnesota.
s Mons GRINAGER Register.
Henry Davis always pays the highest
price for Flax. 5tf
Estray Heifer at n. p. Darling 8, sec.
6, Jersey. 7-2w
House to rent. Apply to
2tf $. MCLEAN.
If you wish to buy goods cheap for
cash, you can do so at
ltf II. E. TORRANCE'S.
Sorghum Mollasses, very choice. at
Plumb's. Come and see it. Wv
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On Friday night last Sheriff Miller
arrested two men named J. Il. Con-
don and H. Maxwell, on a telegram
gram from Sheriff Gillian, of Rock
county. The parties were charged
with petite larceny and jumping
board bill at Luverne. On Saturday
they were taken to Luverne and on
Monday the case came up for hear
ing. Condor was discharged for want
of sufficient proof, and Maxwell was
committed for 80 days to the Mobiles
county Jail. The prisoner arrived
Tuesday and was turned over to the
TAILOR and locked in.
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TREES.
I will take orders for Forest Trees
for fall delivery 1T the following prices
per thousands:
Box Elder. Cottonwood and Soft
Maple, to 20 inches high. 81 50
Cottonwood. 70 to 30 in. high, 800
Black Walnn,s, per barrel, 400
The trees are fresh Nursery grown.
Shall only fill orders.
3W3 r. d. BARBER.
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EOR COMMISSIONER
DISSOLUIIOV MOTTO.

DISSOL U1ION NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the partnership
G. p. Shepard under the name of H. &. Shepard
y Co.. wa on the S'th day of September, 1874,
dissolved by mutual consent. All debts owing
to he said partnership are to be received by
said II. C. Shepard, and all demands on the said
partnership are to be presented to him for pay
ment.
Worthington. MIMI. Oct. t. 1884.
nc. SHEPARD
est G. p. SHEPARD.
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PERSONALS.

Albert Pyle, of Westside, dropped
in on Tuesday. He is New York
boy who has secured farm and is
we'll pleased.
Nh: Zimmerman, the operator, is
sick with typhoid fever at the resi-
dence of Y. w. Smith. a
DR.. Barber was called to Fulda the
other day to attend B. W. Woolsten.
croft. editor Of the Republican, who
is suffering from a painful rheumatic
or similar ailmcnt in one of his feet.
ls this why Ben refused to run for
the Legislature? A man might make
a good run with one foot.
Judge Wilson, of Worthington,
and Attorney Newport, Of Pipestone,
attended court at Currie. They are
engaged by the defendants in the
suit of Simpson vs.. Lamplough. The
Gazette acknowledges pleasant call.
-Slayton Gazette.
Thames G. Clark does not improve
with age, he at least does not deteri-
oratc. for his strong, sweet voice is as
full Of melody as of old.-Sioux City
Journal.
II. w. Sanborn is preparing con-
siderable quantity of marble work,
which will mark the resting place Of
beloved mortal remains in Lakeview
cemetery.-SDirit Lake Beacon.
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For fall and winter Footwear, 30 TO
CAV j II. JOHNSON.
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"whem We two parted, after lingering
late at the garden gate, i felt that had
taken cold" said Thomas Takeintime,
land next morning was hoarse indeed.
But bottle of DR.. Bulls Coagh Syrup
fixed me up. and there's enough left for
next time ~
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

$25 Reward.
The undersigned will pay reward of S25 for
information which will lead to the conviction of
any one found treSspassing in cutting the trees
or doing other damage to property on the nwA
o: sec. %. In Round Lake township, jackson
comfy.
SIT S.V HOLsTEIN
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The passenger division of the B. {.
II. & n. has been located 1T Estherville
flor the prisint" rs the Irishman said
1T one If our former postmasters. We
congratulate the indicator. ANYHOW.
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First, subscribe for your home paper;
second. take the Sioux City Weekly
Journal. which contains more reading
matter Of general interest to this Sec
ton than any other newspaper. 1t lis fur
nished at the low price of $l.25 per year,
which brings it within the reach Of all.
Read the advertisement in another COL
umm and note the attract ions it offers.
Parties wishing to take the ADVANCE
and the Sioux City Weekly Journal.
can have the two papers one year for
$3.50 Ivy subscribing through this office.
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Dick Oglesby's Troubedors, Bell
Ringers, and Martyne's Surprise Par
ty, will give an entertainment at Ma
sonic Hall on Saturday evening next.
There are eight performers in the
troupe and the combination of music
and fun is said to be about the best
before the public.
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Buek1en,s Arnic. 1.1v..

The democrats have the proud sat.
isfactfen'' of carrying West Virginia
by majority of 2; 600 to 5000