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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-08-30
JAMES G.. CLARKS BOOK

JAWEN q. CIARK'S BOOK.
The ADVANCE has received a limited
invoice Of James G.. Clark's volume Of
poems recently issued by D. LOthrOp
& Co., Boston, which will be sold at
the regular price, 81 a copy. Any Of
Mr.. Clark's fr ends who wish copy,
please call on " address the AD-
VANCE.
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When Baby was siek, 10 gave her Oas>esiA
Whom she was . Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to castosia,
When shs had Childrsn, she gave them Castoeia
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The Pioneer. Press car was in town
yesterday and number of our people
were invited to take a look at it. It is
quite home on wheels.
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Services were held last evening at
the Episcopal Church. Regular ser
vices on Wednesday evening hereafter.
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There is considerable sickness pre-
v"iling at this time, mostly typhoid
fever of mild type. This is the
''sickly" season of the year and good
deal is to he expected. Boil your
drinking water before drinking it and
don't lover dO.''
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DEBORAH Ia. Business College, John
R. Slack, Principal ian accountant
forty years. offers six months course
for thirty dollars. Send for circular.
low.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY CON-
VENTTON

VENTION.
A Republican County Convention for the
County Of Mobiles will be held on
Friday, August 81, 1888,
| IN the Court House In the village of Worthing-
ton. at il 80 O'Clock Il. IN. for the purpose Of
elccting four delegates to the Republican State
Convention to be held Sept. S, 1885, in the scity
OF ST: raul, to nominate candidates for the sew
eral state offices. Also to elect delegates to the
to be called hereafter. And also to nominate
county f f"s,sSr:
Register Of Deeds,
Sheriff,
| County Attorney,
Judge Of Probate,
County Superintendent of Schools,
County Surveyor,
Court Commissioner,
Coroner.
County Commissioners for the First. Third
| tee for The ensuing two years.
The basis OF representation Is one delegate for
every town or village and one for every fifteen
votes or maj r fraction thereof cast for A. X.
follows:
Indian Lake 5 Adrian Village G
BiS-'ow 4 Nestside
Ransom 3 Jersey
Little Rock Elk
| GRAND irairle Summit Lake
Ellsworth Village Lsrkin 2
!.orain 2 Graham Lakes =
WOrthlnEtOn Up. 3 Seward
WOrthingtOn Village II Bloom =
Dewald Wil!mont
| LismOre
July 81, 1888. LIS. NELSON,
I.P. DURFEE. Chairman.
Secrefavv
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ADVERTISING RATES.

IT, Snchea 4 weeks. 800. sou
Esve Inches. 600, loo
Special rates given for larger advertisements
Reading notices, first week 10 cents line ;
uh;e0uent insertions cents line each week.
Transient advertisements paid in advance:
Yearly advertisements to be paid quarterly.
Legal advertisements to be paid Tor before
Afhdavit is given.
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Subscribers to the ADVANCE are On
titled to \ copy of DR.. Kendall's Horse
Book whenever they pay a'year's sub.
scription. Ask for it if you want It.
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EXCURSION RATES,
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Sunday Service, Preaching 10'45, a. M, 8 p. m.
Sunday School IL m.
Y. p. s. c. f., 7:15 p. m.
Thursday, Prayer Meeting Sp. m.
r. l.. FISK, Pastor.
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The Good Templars have suspended
and the Hall is for Rent by J Il John.
son. 52-2W.
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The mating in the court room has
been taken up and some sixteen or less
buhels Of dust taken out preparatory to
-- tile coming county conven-
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VIM. Brown. who took his brother
and Miss Hendy, the runaway couple
to Sibley to get married. has disappear
ed to avoid arrest. He is charged with
making oath that the parties were Of
legal age.
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Mrs. S. F. Thorpe, of Pipestone, has
been spendinga week in WOrthington
visiting among her numerous friends
Mrs. L. came to attend the funeral of
Lieut.. PlOtts' child.
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MOBILES COUNTY MAPS.
A supply of new Mobiles County
Maps for sale at this office at 10 cents
each,
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Freight traffic is beginning to increase
very rapidly and cars are getting scarce
again. Mostly fuel and lumber NOV.
ing west and grain moving east.
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Mr.. Aagaard was out yesterday with
16 land hunters showing our beautiful
lands in harvest time.
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SPECIAL HALF FARE HARVEST AND LAND ExCUR
SIONS

SPECIAL HALF 1ARB HARVEST AND LAND ExcUR-
To prominent points in Northwestern Iowa,
Southwestern Minnesota. Nebraska and DakO-
ia, will he run by tie Chicago, st. Paul. Min.
neap"liS Omaha Ky. August 2lst. Sc ptember
nth and 18th, Oct?ber 9th and 23r.!: Tickets
and will be good to return within 80 days from
date OF sale.
For full information as to stations at which
tickets will he sold, and to what particular
points In above States, as we'll as to certain
points in Kansas and Texas, call on the nearest
agent Of this company or address
& T. W. TEASDALE, G. p. A.
, l-4w St. Paul, MINI.
EXCURSION RATES:
The Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
will sell excursion tickets as follows:
For the National Encampment &. A. r., at
Columbus. Ohio, Sept. 10 to "A. will sell excur-
sion tickets from All principal points on its line
each way for the round trip. Tickets will he
on sale Sept :, and 9. Do not fail t. call on
ticket agents IF the Il. C. Il. & N. R'y for rates
Of fire, limits OF tickets. time vt trains etc.
The boom IS still on in the Northwest along
the line Of the Il. e. X. 4 N. R'y, and that road
will sell Excursion Tickets ut ONE FARE for
the round trip from all stations south OF and in
Guiding Cedar Rapids. to all stations on Its Iowa
Falls Division. north OF and including Iowa Falls
and y and October 3 and q. 1883. Tickets good
for thirty days from date If sale.
For full Information call on any B. G. r. Is N.
agent, or address j. L HANNEGAN,
G. T. & p. A.,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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Two reapers for sale at bargain.
l-1W. j. z. MOULTON.
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There will be a mass Prohibition
County Convention at the Court House
in Warrington, Friday, Sept. 9TH. at 2
O'Clock p. NJ, to put in nomination u
County ticket.
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Chas. Peterson, manager Of the
Swedish Mercantile store, in the AD-
VANCE block. has gone to Chicago to
lay In new supply of goods.
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Grass privilege for sale on the neA Of sec. s.,
In Elk. Apply to G.. H. Baker, Saunemin, Living
StOn Co., Illinois, EO-3w.
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For Sheriff.

EDITOR ADVANCES: Please announce that I
will he 4 candidate for the Office Of Sheriff sub.
jcct to the decision of the Republican Conven-
tiOn. &C, PETERSON.
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FOR. SALE.

One Of the best and cheapest farms in Mobiles
county. 81 acres under the plOw; Is acres in
grove and about 2mileS of willow hedge Good
water on the farm. Terms to suit purchaser.
Inquire at the ADVANCE Office. 6O4w
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Pocket Book Lost containing about
$40. Finder will be literally rewarded
by returning same to
N. A. CALL.
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Minor arrival q few days since at the
residence of VIM. Norman, a girl.

CIV. Slayton, Of St. Paul, was in
town yesterday posting up as to the
prospects Of Albert Scheffer.
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100 Acre Farm for 81 800. / cash.
Balance, 5years time.
48.tf. s. MCLEAN,
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Good cows for sale. Inquire at this
Office. 48-2W
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The Worthington Cemetery now has
q wire fence around it. but it is diff.
cult to sec 1t on account Of the weeds
and grass: 1t would pay some one to
NOW the Cemetery.
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w. 9. Geswender is visiting among
his friends here. He has been employ
rs brakeman on a passenger train run
ming between Sioux City and Hawar-
den. lie intends to resume his duties
soon.
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DR.. Barber has been called to Murray
county three times within the past few
days to attend patients. One of the
cases lisa most distressing one, q boy
named Swan having been gored
by an OK in such a manner as to tear
open the urethra and destroy it for
life.
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Mrs. II. Davis has recently put up a
fine monument to the memory of her
late husband, which together with the
Improvement Of the grounds, cost $1,000,
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Gasoline stove for sale. Inquire at
ADVANCE Office. SOFT.
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1aIprt1tt,rptn,1 4dna11ce.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY At
WORrHINGTON, MOBILES COUNTY. MINI.

Terms Two Dollars per year. II paid In 3D.
prompt attention. Communications intended
or publication mnst be accompanied by therea!
name and address of the writer as guaranty OF
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FOR. SALE,

The north half Of the southwest quarter OF
section 80. in Dewald, one half mile from Bush
more. 40 acres improved, small house and nice
trees: Will sell cheap for cash or part on time.
Inquire OF TlOs. GRIFFIN. WOrthingtou, MINI.
5l-1
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For Sale. A sound five-year- old
mare. Inquire at the Advance office
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THE SCHOOLS.

The Worthington Schools will open on Mon
day next. The basement room of the Congrega-
tional church has been secured for the Primary
Department. The teachers are returning from
lows:
Principal-Prof. W. W. Hobbs.
Assist ant-Miss Lillian G. Cool
First Grammar-Miss Maize p. Hall.
Second Do-Miss Grace Silver
1ntermediate-Miss Angie X. Hern.
First Primary-N1iss Mary Lynch.
Second Do-Miss Anna Kimball
Third D0-Miss Clara wilkins.
The vacancies on the Board have been filled
BY the appointment Of C. H. Smith and s. NJ
Espey and correspondence IL under way for
plans for the new building,
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Mr.. G. J. Smallwood Sundayed with
Mr.. M0ulton. Mrs. Smallwood and
son returned to Omaha with him At
ter spending the summer with Mr.
MOult0n.
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On account of delay in finishing the
building Mrs. Ware will have TO
postpone the opening of the higher de-
partmeDt in her school until Sept. Is.
The kindergarten, ut the earnest
solicitation of patrons, will he contin-
ued until December. Mrs. Ware will
haye three assistants so that girls of
any age may become pupils of the
school
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For Probate JUDGE.

EDITOR ADVANCES: Please announce my
name as a candidate for the ONCE of Probate
Judge for Mobiles county, subject to the decision
Of the Republican convention.
C.. W. W. Dow
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The beautiful weather of the past
week has been a God. send to the far
mers. It is glorious harvest weather,
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We learn that during the past week
the town has been full of rumors that
''Nliller has sold the ADVANCE. :"
The ADVANCE detractors have been
running to and fro and ''grinning like
dog" as David says. trying to find
out whether or not the rumor is true,
and fearing that it is not.
Don't worry, little flock of geese.
We couldn't think of it till this cam
paign is over. There is fun ahead and
work to do. Afte: tie campaign come
around aud we may make dicker with
you. On, no. We're here vet.
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Judge Of Probate.
The undersigned announces that he is can.
didate for Judge of Probate of Mobiles county.
DANIEL ROHRER.
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r s. NELSON, ATTORNEY. at.

L. Law and Real Estate and Insu-
ance Agent. Speciality in collecting Doubtful
Claims. Ofhce-Main Street opposite post
office, Adrian, MINI.
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Farm machinery for sale cheap. In.
Quire at this Office, 52-2W
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the Worthington Creamery closed a
few days ago for the season.

Double minor arrival q few days ago
at Mr.. Olmsted g, pair of fine twins,
brother aud sister.
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JURORS DRAWN.

JUHO73N DRA WV.
Sheriff Anderson, Clerk of Court
Stevens and Justice Hall assembled
themselves together on Monday and
drew the following jurors to serve at
tho k,r~ro,
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Champion Road Grader for sale. 8
MCLEAN. 49.4W.
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For Register Of Deeds.

EDITOR ADVANCE: Please announce to the vOt.
ers Of Mobiles county that will be a candidate
for re election to the Office Of Register of Deeds.
B. +. JOHNSON.
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Get your summer suits of johnson
& ArOnSOn. Elegant line. 42-tf
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Announcements.
For Register Of Deeds

EDITOR ADVANCE: Please announce that l
will be 4 candidate for Register OF Deeds, sub
ject to the decision of the voters OF Mobiles Co.
JB. NEWRIBK
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Mr. Aagaard agent of Frederiksen
& Co., has taken the sale of the rail-
road Or Slayton lands in Murray coun.
ty, end if he is as successful in selling
Murray county lands rs he is in this
county. the lands will soon he sold of.
The company he represents has the
machinery to secure settlers and all the
facilities for showing them around,
and Mr.. Aagaard is having marked sue
| cess in selling the wild lands and thus
securing their Improvement.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAIN

SIOUX CITY OF. PAUL T1ND 0A1D.
NO. PASS1No1R.
Going Vest:
Leave 81. Paul At. 6.0o p. u.
- WOrthiugton, at 1.23 .. n.
Arrive q. Sioux City, at ADJ .. m.
no. PAssBNoDR.
Leave st. Paul At 30 . N
Arrive at WOrthingtOn at $3.50 m
Ar. at Sioux City at 7:2o p m
Going East.
NO 2. PASSENGER.
Leave Sioux City At 1884 p. m
" Worthington, At 2:il n. m.
Arrive at st. Paul, At 9:3O .. m.
no. PASSENGER.
Leave Sioux Cityat sos Am
Arrive at Worthington ct n:Aam
Ar. ut st. Paul at 7SP pm
ACCOMMODATIONS.
30ing East-Leaves WOrthingtOn at AS p. m.
Go e West-Leaves WorthiDgtOn At2:0 pm
WORrH1NaToN AND SIOUX FALLS r. r.
Going East.
leaves Mitchell $40 .. m.
Arrives at Worthlngton a1:2 .. m.
Going West
Leaves Worthington daily 400 p. m.
Arrive at Mitchell 1920 p. m.
ACCOMMODATION.
Sioux Falls Accom-. leaves HOOP. IN.
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Mobiles County,
Village of W0rthington,
NJ. 81. Iand or

Parties desiring to keep posted In any public
matter relating to Mobiles county must have the
ADVANCE.
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For Sheriff.

EDITOR ADVANCE: Please announce my name
as candidate for reelection to the Office OF
Sheriff Of Mobiles County.
GILBERT ANDERSON.
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securing their improvement.

Messrs. T. A. LETTERS and J. B. Bah.
cock, are holding Musical Convention
at the Cong. Church. They have
day evening they close with Chorus
Concert, admission Csc. They are
having remarkable success, we hear
and have already drilled our vocal
talent into good concert shape.
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The regular meeting of the W. R C.
will he omitted this week. A full
attendance is requested for the third
Friday in September at 7:3O p. m.
BY order of
y. W. Garlick $. vi
Acting President
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Il fi$:2 |Rli|1 kk%4RAks
cEN1RAI>(()Ti MEs.

Going Nortn-Accommodatl0n arrives at 8 :35
p. m: oo
0. IN.
E.E WARREN, Agent.
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h uooe dlonslrooi ene6agrasIoa (kas
~ sitter eIsys 1oaling6nrg. ever En-
Dor1oocpd, cocurfod o Tuesday niths
~: e: !g'!e.iss - - '''''' ''d
81. cI;lf Ho(pf: boiidIrs belonging %
Mn Wooh. valatd & $4,000; % issss-
n hessl vas eeeppisd y Nr. Val.
HenneF, Who had 3 mulnber Of gueseo,
Who we're started cot 10 uniQue coz
e6mes Il nidnjebt. but most everything
vbe eot out o. the hotel. and Mr.. Ken-
Dtr's lose h estIsnaeed ae oUQ
Vel. Bsmherger'e b0oe ed shoe stoeo ;
~ q boiIdIng eod stdck probably a.
90: Insured for $50 % building ard
$50 On efock.
Frank Klee's hatcher shop building
~ sbous $500: insurance q 70.
John Miller. butcher; loss about 500.
RObt Elder. grocery store. under ho-
(ol. nearly all ehe goods were salely ~
movsd. snd likely 500 VIII eevsr biz
,. b yunksr, nolions. under hots,, a.
~ got I'll o. bic goods ont.
1he Gre caught q ID sopp0sed, from Z
1uo @ MIXERS butcher shop and va
\ 6rnt ooen b Mr.. Pierce. Who lives mex!
1oor. who chanced TO svake and esw the
blnne through her window, and gave ths
o1ngu.
.Ths 1rs engine mors Than paid for III
eose by swing adjoining buildings. This
Doavoo large vacant space II The ''6rs
llDies,' Which will SOW b 1Ilsd with
brick bsildiBCa
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l0Ulsvn.LG, H. February 1.-THE
cu1e q Mr.. 6ogah = Mc1neosh. wife o.
0opoey Collector 81 Internal Revenuo,
Aiex Mcintosh, - usw Albany, % brsak
- vill q hos father, w. c. DersuW,
- (vees gIase meaulbelusor. Who died
- al. hae ooes compromised. Nm.
Lelnsoah . 20 resolve. properly worth
I10ooQ - nearly - can 3 estimated.
pokeoU len 11ooo0ooo - ns.uGhctoe.
-, iTouwoskos stocks I'D rool estate.
q lhjo. nearly nllIloo w. len % D.
Inov Univoroitys and half : mlIIIoa
moeo - variooe charities. Mn. Ncln.
80. : GAogbees " BIZ 1rse wiz, ~
- peoposty eho eonsidsrod worth Dol
- divided 6olwooo he widow ed III
14Iloeoo y Iaaog Marriages. Nm. Ne
looooo oeoog1s ooie $3.50 oeler he VII
- yseeeasd. akisg - - eqssl q
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ssssssoo - Asns.sss :. . -
Lo-a'ces we are snle 49, 49,
llcw Jon isn ss u e1leeee o1e evse~S =
Iou len 20 - eorrov aso o'o00'
.
nat 0oo wouSu yry.v 80 e. ~
Ees she aneel q dsnsh sn.s wos'a cos'e'
& net bright end Cs'ss''s' hens'
".
Yer usc.wevx eeoeos oe.s
Ano you're eese ~ toe evss8:
Woero me gre! YOU - o"es ss.sss~
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Lamps.
TIE u ordained by The Trustees Or the
~ Town % jasper. Dubois county. IN.
|diooa, - regular sesoloa, FEB -. 1855,
that u shall b unlawful ftr any person,
without authority from saId Trustees, o.
The 0aeshal q satd town. 70 put out o.
extl.gulsh q night, or q any time later.
6sse 9th. disturb. injors, hitch horses "a
Ios 0oIeot any street.lamp Or lamp poai
| 10 eald town. Any person Or persons
woOs without such authority, shsll IN
The night time extingulsh ~ put oul
Isay oerees-lamp u sald town belonging
70 oald towu, o. who shall q any lIme
lahore. hitch @ o. mOloot o0v ouch oeroel'
lamps o. lamp.posls - MD town. Be-
longing q eo!d town. shall % COovic'
lloa - 1nod h any SON not leos thou
lose nor more than I've dollars. Moth
Iiag heseIu shall prohibit The party en-.
|ployo0 % Hight and carr for osl0 lamp
!tea aothorisiog ~ oae slse = psrSorn
Ihlo duties.
| e q hereby declared that q smsr'
lgeoey e1iste Tor the immediate eaktn(
e1oee % thls ordnance therefore ~
a0o = Il 6orce from and a(tes THE dats
i WIlsese NJ hand end sool 4
i 80 oold Clerk o. ne town o. -
~ pr: this lab day % February
=. y. 1888.
0eonos }. Jrr1, Clerk
i Tows - jasper
~ y.
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10 PrevotDouI Impression and
Un1oubtedly' the Correct One
inst Southern Indiana Hal
0efuek : yositable Bonansa.
h silver mines ID Dubois county
eoDtlnue % - III theme u general de-
eo6oion al over Indiana and OHIO. II
C5ucloDoei E0ee eoulaius tho following
Interview With lhe vico- pFssidoss of III
Beck .ShDaDs mining company:
"A block-syod, pleasant little nan
wearing % nsbane smile. deqpersdo'I
has ard . Cincinnati ovoscoas. walked
1DD ~ Once o. The Post yesterday. and
anooonood himself . n old eubecribeI
on8 vice-presIdeps o. The Dnck Shoals
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