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Report of schools for September:

Report Of schools for September:
During September there was an en-
rollment of 271 and an average daily
attendance of 239, with 113 on tho roll
Of honor.
During September 1885 there was an
enrolment Of 23O and an average daily
attendance of 2O3.
During September 1884 there was an
enrolment of 2l9 and an average daily
attendance of 1893.
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John Sykes and family left on Friday
last for visit to friends in Nebraska
before returning to their home in
Adams c, unity, III. Before Mr.. Sykes
boarded the train, Banker Day called
HIM back from the depot and paid him
$50 an acre for the famous Sykes place
s. often mentioned in the ADVANCE.
Mr.. Day bought it for his brother-in-
law. W. =. Turner, of Evansto on, III.
$50 an acre looks like good price CON-
pared to other SAILS which are being
made, bit it won't take long to make
it worth $50.
It is i fact, that there is no place in
the west where lands sell as low as
they do here compared to their intrin-
sic value and outcome
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..

REAL ESTATE TRAySRElss.
Register Of Deeds johnson furnishes
US the following list Of real estate
transfers for the month of September:
g. g; & St: r. R. r. Go; to Geo; D; Dayton.
SAM. .''sy u 1 k Ss.ea, seX anS 49, = We
Same to r + Hs"ily, ~ neg ssioi:is:. 80 20
Same to ). =. Anderson, nwI IS 1924 :. lao
same to Swan johnson, neA ~ lO2. Ill.,. l.l1v
K; =, Drake 10 o. sst'er, lot 5 T. !. -
Drake's addition to W...................f& 10
same to Icy +: Hecox, lots ana :, i. ;, =.
NC. frederiksen to H. Toelle". e4 s.'o2-
sane : Il rsi%yi; NV ': ssS
J. +. Wright to N. q. Frederiksen, cH 3.
st. E G: X i. Co. to Iowa Ian, Co.. ~
Iowa Issd C, to Geo. Il: winiitm;e;ri.' eX ."
Same to j. ". and WIN. ii. McCiaiD. nwX
Geo. J: Day IS svantc Johnson, eX swX
c; Sa II: to Christine Lamb, * swM -.
j. F. Chambers to a. A. Cliffgaad. wX
F. ": Hoyt to Geo: sci,eii. eX sSX s:iG. wv
M. G. schneck to +. :Bvauiieu, neX and
": f. Roberts to 5. Fahey. lot Il b.: 49,
Nj: 9: Verp'.nk 10 G. i. Pope NIX nwx u ~.
J. H. Gray to u. j. Conway, neL 6-lU2 49,. ss6
John Butler to W. \. May. lots and b.
3, Buffers addition to Ellsworth. ........ so
N. J. Emerson to J. V Barlow, Wa sex
c: 7: Pope to Geo Hacker, NIX nwX22.
8. A. Brown to 3. s. BROWN. nwN 3.lo2.40. 1850
Lindsey TO H. l.. Jorgenson, VIZ neM
A. Mitchell to Bronx. mex :9.it2 ill.,: 20
5. 5. Hewitt to X. Pettihger. lots u and IL
c. 4. l. r. n. W. j.. I: i. Co. to D: i. ''''9
Mc('ausland, lot b. :, Ell>WOr, 200
D. l.. McCausland to John J. LEM. lot
b: !. ELLSWORTH: ......::.:. g. ~
A. Boysen to g. 8. FilmaI. sex 1-l4.aO $50
p. Kleven to N. C. Frcderiksen, nwN 81
Of swx i1.ios .. ~ 1000
J. Fenton e. Margaret Bar lard, s~N O.
J. r. Peterson to r. ii. ia,ienberEtf, lots
S and b. IL, Ellsworth. ........:....... IFS
J. J. LEM, Jr., to v. LEM. e1seA 1OI-!3 800
K. Cclemanto H. J. My'ius nwN and M :, nm
r. +: Drake to Nancy j. Simmons Simmons iotsi NV
and b. II, Observation-Disclosures. rs
Am ON
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALERY AD-
EERYYNMAfENy

NU71CE OF RUKTGHEF SALE I}T ADJ
r-E,,v1SmMnrT
,"".,'
w HEhEAS, lle!;ult mas been made in the
~! c9'nuitl0hS oi certaili mortgage executed
aug "e'e ;! 4y DaVla Grlllln G!inn and hate
a. Uuhil, nis VIE, InorlgasOrS, 10 Horace An
thonK' n0s1sagee' dated the ist DAY Of April,
H. =. i:, is1. at m LrcoftSa IN the once Of
!ne REGISTER o iSe0s Ol tNe county OF Mobiles
April, A.. j. 1852, at SO O'Clock p. nj. in
Book ."G.' Of Mortgages. on page g, On Which
there is claimed to I've due and is due ut the date
of this notice: the amount Of -Four Hundred
and One ($401OO3 Dollars,
And no action or proceeding has been institu-
ted at law or in equity TO recover the debt secr-
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Robert J. Walker Bloom, of Garner,
Iowa, who led the Independents in this
county three years ago, and Breasted
that he elected Mills, Craft, and the
rest of his ticket against the combined
brains, muscle, influence, etc, of the
ADVANCE. is this year candidate
himself. lie is running for the peni-
Tertiary, and will no doubt be elected
by Il big majority. Those who follow
ed his lead three years ago must teel
good.
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F. Glasgow, Superintendent of
Bridges and Buildings on the St. Paul
& Omaha, has returned from trip
over the several lines. The depot at
I.uverne is to be enlarged and a well
Il feet in diameter is Icing sunk At
Adrian for the water tank. The branch
road between Salem and Mitchell is
graded and will be ready to lie ir ned
in the spring.
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Mr.. Aagaard has moved into Mr..
Hammerberg's house and Will Loveless
has moved into the house vacated by
Mr.. A.
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For Senator.

EDITOR ADVANCE: Please announce to your
readers that am al independent candidate TO,
State Senator for tie It'll Sena tOrial Distrc, OF
Minnesota, subject to the decision of 4 free ball.
lot at the next November election.
Woodstock, MIMI, Sept. 9th. 1896
FRED. BLOOM
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At the request of many voters and tax payers
Of Mobiles county, hereby announce my inten-
tin to be u candidate for re election to the Office
OF County Auditor. am grateful for the gen
erOus support accorded me in the past and in
dulgc hope that 1t may be continued.
E. S. MILLS
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Chas. uecox is building a two story
dwelling house. 2Ox24, on 2d-av. ad.
joining J. J. Hansberger's.
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

AUDlroR-E g. Mills.
TRRAsURER-Wm. Wigham.
REGISTER or DEEDs-B. +. johnson.
JUDGE OF PROBArE-I. p. Durfee.
CLERK or COUNT. b. Bennett.
RuERIFP-R. Il. Miller.
Count COMMIssIONER-I. p. Durfec.
COUNTY ATTORNEY-L. NJ. LaNge.
COUNTY SURvEYOR-W. A. Peterson.
CORONER-Dr. l.. W. Warren.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT. Campbell.
COMMISSIONERS.
Firaf District-P. Blaine OF Herscv.
2Heond Iistrict-Emil Graf Of Willmont.
7hird District-.JamcS GOWN, Of Adrian.
F3Mrth District-Wm. Parry, Of Little Rock.
Ft(th Dtstrict-D. Shell WOrthington, Chm.
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The depot is re.roofed, the new wait.
ing room is painted, and the work will
soon lie completed.
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FOE CLERK or CUURr

To the voters OF Mobiles county ;Gcntlemcn:
Thanking you for past fayOrs, l hereby an
nounce my intention to be a candidate tor re
election as Clerk Of the Court, assuring you
that re- elected shall give it my personal at
tentlOu.
L. Il. BENNETT.
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For Senator.

To the voters OF Rock, Pipestone, Murray and
Mobiles counties:
am q candidate for the office Of State Sena.
tor from, this district, subject to your decision
at the polls.
DANIEL ROHRER.
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Work on the 1Oth.st. sewer is pro-
crossing finely. The cut has been
made and the pipe laid from the east
lake to the railroad track and work is
going on this side. The design is, we
believe, to drain from Sd av. into the
east lake.
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n. V. Mcdowell went through the
Chicago Exposition searching for the
Mobiles county exhibit. He fouad that
our hay, grass, grain. corn, ETC.. had
been divided up between Rock and
Pipestone counties in this state and
Lyon and Emmett in Iowa, to give
those counties boost.
State Auditor Braden was promptly
on hand yesterday to offer the remain
ing school lands for sale. The sales
reached over 5000 acres, leaving only
about 800 to 1000 acres in the county
unsO!d.
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CONTEST NOTICES.

U. s. LAND OFFICE WoRrH1NaroN, MIMI,
September 8, 1885,
by Merlin j. Fish against william Lindsay,
for failure to comply with the law as to
Timber; Culture Entry No. 1926
Dated Feby II. 1882,
Upon the s23seK sec. IS, township 1O4 range
~, in Mobiles County, MIMI, with view
to the cancellation Of said entry contestantal-
William Lindsay has failed to break, cult
vate or set out trees, seeds or cuttings since
date Of entry
The said parties are hereby summoned to ap-
pear at this Office on
The 9th day Of October, 1886, at o'clock
p. m.,
TO respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged failure.
G. p. SHEPARD. Register.
AUGUST PETERSON, Receiver.
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NORMAL SCHOOL

AT H6ANx ATo.
The entrance examination for the fall term
will be held on MONDAY, Angus 3Oth. be.
ginning At 3 O'Clock A.. NJ. Fall term begins
Tuesday, August 3ist, 1886.
The reputation Of this school Is attested BY an
enrolment the past year Of over six hundred
pupils.
For full particulars respecting conditions Of
admission, courses Of study, exceptionally low
expenses. ETC., send for the new catalogue, mail
d free to any address. 80
EDWARD SOARING, President.
Mankato, Mimi, July q, 1886.
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Jacob Killman, at work for Her.
mann Berreau. broke his leg on Tues
day evening. lie was unloading grain
and caught his leg in the end Of the
wagon bed when it upset and broke. the
limb near the thigh. DR.. Kenyon was
called and set the leg.
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FOR COUNTY AUDITOR.

EDITOR ADVANCE: Please announce that
will be 4 candidate before the Republican con-
vention at WOr, hingtOn, Oct. 9Th, for nOmina.
y McKEvcUr
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J.. L. BENNETT. .

FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS.
hereby announce myself rs candidate for
the Office OF Register Ut Deeds.
q. G.. GRUNDsTEN,
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Wortl,ington has just now got the
reputation of selling goods cheaper
than any town in this part OF the coun-
try. Every merchant is coming down
to cost in order to either close out
business, or get room for more goods.
1t will pay to come long distances now
TO buy goods at Worthington.
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PROHIBITION 7.TCEET

Twelve men met in a deserted room
over hardware store on Saturday last
and nominated the follow ing prohibit
ton county ticket:
Auditor-T. l.. Taylor.
Treasurer-J. G.. Boldly.
Register of Deeds-A. O. Lofstedt.
Judge of Probate-J. w. Lewis.
Clerk of Court-AndreW Hamilton.
Sheriff-John P. Vail.
Court COMMISSIONER. w. Lewis.
County Attorney-C. B. Loyeless.
Surveyor-L. Foote.
COronor-Geo. O. Moore.
Supt. of Schools-Albert Campbell.
Comnissioners-Fir district, Oil.
yer Thompson; second, H. W. North;
third, J. Z. Thorn; fourth, Vim. NJ.
Bear; 9th, $. s. Morton.
Good horses for sale on time or
cheap for cash. Address or call on
soft II. H. BELKNAP.
Bigelow, Noblrs Co., MINI.
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See announcement of Gilbert Adler
son as an independent candidate for
sheriff. We have before spoken of Mr..
A. and his candidacy. He is amply
qualified for the place by long expert
euce.
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Farm to sell or trade for property in
WOrthingtOn. 100 acres. 40 acres i'm
prov ed, miles from WorthinRtcn.
2-6w Apply to l.. l.. PALMER.
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Tbos. Baltuff brings peanut plant
grown by his children. They raised a
number of them and the nuts seem to
he we'll developed and matured.
A new sto. k of felts and frames just
receive at Mrs. Bakers. A few hats
left from last years stock. good shapes
heavily trimmed will be sold for fifty
cents each. 7lw
Frank Lewis has sold his building to
Miss Eagleslield and closed his bakery.
Rumor says Mr.. l.. will take position
in the First National Bank.
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We have FIVE dollars (think of that
for All editorN issued by the First Ma
tional Bank of WOrthingtOn.
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ElR HHEPyEE

FOR EHERIFF
EDITOR ADVANCE: Please announce to the
people that am an independent candidate for
the Office Of Sheriff. Having had ten years ex.
perience as sheriff In Dane county, Wis, feel
that could perform the duties OF the Office with
satisfaction to the people.
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Quick Relief is just what is wanted
in every case of cramp collie or diar-
rhoea. Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy relieves the
pain promptly and is certain cure,
dose or two is all that is required for
any ordinary case. Recommended,
guaranteed and sold bye w. Smith.
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.
At the residence Of Col. Ma:aon. on
the 4th INST, by Rev. II. Henderson,
Dir. JULIUS SCHMIDT, of Peoria, Ill.,,
to Miss J.UELLA MATsoN, ct Wor-
Ellington.
The ADVANCE extends hearty con-
CALCULATIONS and wishes tile young
people n safe and happy trip over life's
railroad. .~
Oh! ye who teach the Ingenious
youth Of our great nation. LIT them
learn the noble act If self defense, rs
Salvation Oil is the specific for hurts.
Little Annie yesterday told ns, in
her way. what = good medicine DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup is; it had cured
her OF y very severe cold.
Tie Beaver Greek Graphic publishes
the certificate of incorporation Of the
Bank of Beaver Creek. Among the
shareholders we notice Geo. D. Day.
ton. 20 shares: Daniel Shell. 10 shares;
e. II. Smith, 20 shares; G.. W. Smith,
10 shares, all four Of Wurthington.
AN END TO BONE sCRAPING.
Edward Shepherd. Of IIarrodsbura.
ILL.,. says: "IIavins received so much
benefit from Electric Bitters, I feel it
my duty to let suffering humanity
know it. uaye had running sore on
my leg for eight years; my doctors told
me would have to have the bone
scraped or leg amputated. 1 used, in
stead, three bottles of Electric Bitters
and seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, and my leg is now sound aud
WE'LL" Electric Bitters are sold at 50
cents a bottle, and Bucklen's Arnica
Salye at 25c a box by e. w. Smith. S
Weather report for Sept, 1886:
Coolest at Z a. M, 3Oth, 26 above.
Warmest at 2p. ~, 4th, So above.
Average. 6S above.
Cloudy days, 16.
Windy days, 13.
Rainfall, 81 inches.
j. H. MAXWELL.
Statesmen
To canvass for the sale of Nursery Stock! Steady
employment guaranteed. SALARY AND EX-
PENSEs PAID. Apply at once, stating age.
(Refer to this paper)
Chase Brothers,
7.3w Rochester. New York.
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The Worthington Band give social
hop tonight at Masonic Hall by which
they hope to clear something to pay on
the new comets for which they have
sent. The play given by the band dur
ing the fair was we'll done and gener-
ally commended. The boys do things
we'll and they should be encouraged es.
pecially in their efforts to give US a
good brass band.
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For Sale Cheap for Cash Only.-1G0
acres of good land two miles from WOr-
thington, 40 acres improved. Two
good dwellings nicely located. Also
one Of the hest business places in town
together with a good business. Five
horses and nice bunch of cattle. In
Quire at or address this Office. 6-3w
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LOCAL..
wonru,xorox. MINI. OCTOBER I. 1896
CLUB RATES

CLUB RATES.
Tho ADVANCE Is FINISHED at d 50 . year to
Clubs ct ten or mo, Clubs Of ten for six months
IS cents for each subscriber.
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Cattle for Sale.

Cows, two.year old steers, yearling
steers, and calves for sale.
T. FERGUSON,
S 1w Sec. "a, Lorain.
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J. II. johnson has nov on hand the
most complete stock of the leading
makes of Mems, Women's, Misses and
Clildren's Boots, Shoes and RubbeTs.
Also 4 complete stock Of Harness, Sad
dies, Brides. Collars. Trunks, Valises,
Horse Blankets and Robes. Prices
guaranteed as cheap as the cheapest.
Custom work Il specially. 42W
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The Rock County Farm nine have
challenged the Okabenas Of Worthing-
ton to play game of baseball for $50
y side, to lie played on the Luverne
grounds. If arrangements can be
made to play the game at Adrian, (half
way,) our boys will probably accept.
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OFFICIAL PAPER.

OFFICIAL PAPER.
The W0rthiEgton ADVANCE Is the Onicial Pa
perof
Mobiles County,
Village of Worthington.
u. S. Land Office.
Parties desiring to keep posted in any public
matter relating to Mobiles county must have the
ADVANCE.
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In the premium list published last
week an omission occurred in the pre-
miums on dogs. It should have been:
Tom Brown, bull terrier, Posy, $1.5O.
Mr.. Brown is an Englishman and
dog connoisseur, and will soon have
some more blooded dogs from Eng
land.
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G.. A. r..
M A SONIC.

~Ynur. AR COMMUNICATIONS Of Fraterni.
X ~ E0dae No. lOl, A. F. & A. NJ. at Masonic
NN.N Hall In WorthingtOn on the
>: +
~ .:.SS&XX7fE,. ~ 1st and Sd Mondays IN each
5EHSASA +. DURFEE, W. N.
X, B. PLOTS, Sec.
4NX.&%2f REGULAR CONvOCA'
TONS Of Living AIch Cnap'
1yIakszHi>% ter, No. %, r.. A.: NJ AT Ma.
~" wv sonic Hall ON the 4th MONDAY
L.
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r. F. Baker, the clothier, is selling
off his stock of goods at cost. He is
unloading preparatory to building a
new store on his lot next to the new
bank block. He has large stock on
hand and now is the time to get your
winter clothing cheap.
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MISCELLANEOUS POEMS.
PREFACE TO THE VOLUME.

Poetry is its own excuse for being,
And Poems are begOtten and not made,
Being Of one substance with the poets soul:
The living germs, lowered with perpetual life,
Are IN the mind. till vivifying Love,
ClaSping the poet in divine embrace,
Draws forth the spark of an immortal song,
Which, fed and cultured, grows to It's own
sphere,
Like developed and harmonious spirit,
A glory and a comfort to the world!
Suggestion is the law OF Poetry.
Poetry Is the spirits lightning, which reveals,
BY vivid flashes OF electric thought
That dread. divine gratuity named life;
Fathomless warnings, mysteries infinite,
Selt:wars. soul'triumphs, white-hOt agOnies,
As lightning bursts reveal the infinite night,
FathOmless skies of cloud, vast scopes Of earth,
Vide sea expanses. looming mountain heights,
Deep'yawning CULTS and rivers, plains and
weeds.
Poetry is the language OF the skies.
Inc heavens commune In musical DISCOURSE;
All lives must live to music Or must perish;
The law Of deathlcss life il Harmony.
The Poets pen Is the enchanters wand;
The lthurtel spear, the sceptre Of the king;
The masters baton and the painters brush,
Tripod and trident and OWNERS rod,
All arts In one; whatever is, Is his.
Price, One Dollar per Volume.
For sale in Worthington at BARRIERS Drug
and Stationery store. Smiths Drug and sta.
ttonery Emporium, and at the ADVANCE office.
Parties ordering by mail supplied from the
ADVANCE ONCE at CLOS per volume.
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$50 steers for sale.
6.2w s. MCLEAN.
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Odorless Gasoline ct Barber's. 43tf
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FOR AUDITOR.
FOR AUDITOR

FOR a UDI1OR.
EDITOR ADVANCE: Please announce my name
as a candidate for the Office OF County Auditor.
]. u. LARSON.
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CHAMBERLAIN S collie, CHOLERA AND
DIARRHEA REMEDY
Is the safest and only reliable treat
ment for bowel complaint. Recon-
mended, guaranteed and sold by G. w.
Smith,
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4ps:thiuolou 3dyaa<t.
4 O. of u. W .

WopthinRt. n Lodge No IS meets every after.
1ete Friday evening. J. W. AslIwOkT1l, MasteT
Workman.
K. r, RUCHAN. Recorder.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-10
sEDGwICK no THE POST.
HO Addresses Paper of whose stan He
Is n Member.


He Addresses Paper of whose stan He
Is Member.
NEW YORK, Sept. 9.--The following ex-
plains itself:
To the Editor OF the Evening Post;
SIR-A week ago went to ball, stayed
but little while, aud went to bed early.
Next morning my friend Guirand came to
me and found me dressing. We went out
together. All the officers and members
OF the Jockey club, who are the principal
people Of the city, have signed letter
generating me from all improper be-
havior at any time during the ball. Gen
tlemen who saw me return from the ball
have signed a card that they observed
nothing except that 1 went towards my
room. l have Guirand's statement in
writing as to his calling In the morning,
and, besides, that OF the hotel manager
that no scene or row Of any kind took
place In the hall, and also that went to
my room after the ball. No eyewitness
has ever been produced, and only know
from hearsay what the stories circulated
In the United States are. Secretary Bay
ard has telegraphed me that my personal
denial Of the scandal is enough. Make
any use OF this you think proper.
A. g. SEDGwIoK.
City OF Mexico, Sept. 8.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-10
RemarkAhIr lrnnt rin,.-

Much has been said about fast time be.
tween the West and the East, but we have
recently been made aware of an arrange
ment which puts entirely In the shade the
time heretofore made from St. Louis TO
New York. The vandalia Line, in con.
nection with the Pennsylvania railroad
has so arranged Its schedule that the run
from st. Louis TO New York city Is made
In thirty-four hours and a half. or nearly
nve hours quicker than the old time. This
line Is by far the shortest between the
points named lover one hundred miles
shorter than its shortest competitor).
which allows the run to be made In this
time at perfectly safe rate OF speed
Inc track and equipment have world
wlae reputation as being frst-class In
every particular. II is the only line RIM
ming a through car from st. Louis TO New
York leaving. 81. Louis In the raornIug.
and on the evening train magnificent
pullman Palace Buffet car which runs
through without change. We have all
ways found this line 10 DO a pieasant one.
and by II have never missed connections
az intermediate points, as it's trains seem