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REAL ESTATE rRANsFsRs.

REAL ESTATE TRAN6EER8.
Register Of Deeds johnson furnishes
US the following list Of real estate
transfers for the month of March:
w Barta to G G Gut, mex 4-lo44o Gs,2si
NJ J Braddock to J r Moulton,wh
j Charles to G H Wool. w,1swx q.
i i. g. to H A Robinson. swA M
Geo Cooper to Cooper. sw14 2.1ol - $40
H n Crosby to A NJ crosby.ss% s.los- . ~,
VIZ 81 Gushing :. to N l'teher. ''5nwA 81 y,
EFF Drake to J ] Hansberger, b3e.W eu
same t - - say, " Geeen' it, o. brakes ~
Ef F1eS.t t. F q ssw ssS S
Same to i Johnson, w 1t 4, and VIZ 1'1'
J d Fender to A Brooks, s]5swA IL 49,
Pc 81 team t. Anna =, Da,'s; 1.Ss :, iSi
W n III Sss sseos to c Crawford. .x,..s $50
~ + ii. b i. Anderson's add TO "
H1m nj to II L Humiston. 1t ~. 49,
H.liamek to H Hal'amek. n4ne4
G. Kirkner TO Peter Oswald, neh 2o.lo4-
T j. to G Potter, n11nwA H. wv
Chas iaaoe to T A Jackson. nw4 &nh ''''
r %ifs II 'St 10 Otto stroDe,, wxnwx $50
Same to Frank strobel. ehnw,4 & w 20
of wHneh 2;-lU2.42 1,3o
same :: g A iS9R4 serss' e" 8 e% ofw% ne 70.
Eh ,sil1 to R Noonan. n3zsw*2s. .,
Mimi Loan Inv Coto N c Frederiksen .
II Meyer to K Hinkly. shseA 2s-iol-
Ell 3, Sy3''' to P So0nan,'~s~H % ~ ~
os Melick to W F Johns. Its 5&s,b,4
Otto Won Seuivi',e to H Alike, snswh ''
L G oliver to Geo H Prince. 1t 4, b,
-. Okabcna add TO w s.
W II r ri tobL Dickinson. n'z"w4
FL Porter to N MARITIME, n4seA 81. -"
P Quinn to p c Parsons. it IS. b lad =
&w4neA & w14seA of swA 24-1ol.
H A Lame toJ Haberman, e]<neh&e "
hse Of swA 24;lC4 81 &
| y & nwA 50. lO2 - ST.
sc &St Pr + co to Xix Neyens, NV "
Ii 191Ol.42 IN
Same to Geo Derbeck, sea & s}4swN
| xSlO4-41 %
Same iS, t : i DAMN nw4 s n~sw D. ~, 30
Same to W Green, s1xneh 1o1os.so Z
Same to Sidney Wilcox. ekseA 3-lO3.41 !,
Same to NJ J Ullrich. w14nwk 29-l0,.4l Z
Same to N c Frederiksen. sw4 II 103-4O III
| } UpstrOm to PC Anderson. w13neA,
neHnwA & nwAseA 8-lOl-4o 1,3
| W&S + RR Co TO Nora L Roberts, Its
|! 8 2: b Il, Adrian l.
VIM Watkins to John Henderson, sw
n 81 1O2-41 IT,
st + & c r Co to d Lenzen, neL
| 13- lO2.39 &
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Justice Court. Two days and two
different juries were necessary this
we X to try the assault and ba' terry case
Of +. A. Miller vs.. l.. S. Meacham.
Boil, julies disagreed and the case was
nollied. Attorneys LANCE and Will
son conducted the contest before JUS
tice Hall.
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The Cheney Medical Co., of Toledo,
who have advertised Halls Catar1h
Cure In the ADVANCE: writes us:
Our work has been faithfully carried
out and we will be glad to resume adv.
with you in the fall.
That is about the tone of all of 'em.
whenever we get sight at the books
of the agent we notice the letters 20.
X" set opposite the name of tie AD-
VANCE.
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I offer for sale my 100 acres in sec.
%, Summit Lake Tp. with a forty acre
grove of trees thereon. las fine a grove
AS one ever need wish tori for $40 pc,
acre, terms to suit.
ELIHU SMITH, Sioux City, Ia.
3l-tf.
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Ma, Oh 18th. 1883.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention 10
that said proof will be made before the Regis
ter or Receiver At Worthington, Mimi, on
saturday, April e, 1883.
Viz: Martin Levine;
H. E. No. 1234O.
For the ne1I Sec g, Town 1903. Range Al.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
said land. viz:
Henry Read. John Read. George T. Buick
Bucl I. Pope, of Mobiles County, MINI.
81 T.. r. SHEPARD. Register.
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CONTEST NOTICES

US. LAND OFFICE, Worthington, Mimi,
February e. 1888
by Jnli! t. AshwOrth against James Powell,
For failure t.. COMPLY With 'aw as to Timber.
Culture Entry No. 45l, dated
September9 1886,
Upon the swA section %, township 1o4, n.
range II, w.
In Mobiles county, N1inn., with view to the
that
The sid James Powell has faile, to break or
cause to be broken, five acres OF said land since
his said entry, and up to the dnte hereof has
failed t" DO any work thereon in any manner
whatever.
The said parties are hereby summo ued to ap.
pea~ at this office on
The 2sth day OF April, 1883.
At 10 o'clock q. H., to respond and furnish tes.
timony concerning said alleged failure
&. +. SHEPARD. Register.
ii AUGUST rETEKSON. Neceiyer
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NOTICE or MORTGAGE SALEBY AD-
VERTLSEMENT

NOTICE or MORTGAGE SALEBY AD-
VERTLSEMENT.
WHEREAS, Default has been made in the
'! conditions Of Il certain mortgage executed
fn THOMAS asyefsa By e arEaS and
M!asSSrtgages' dated the i9th day Of jnne,
of of IT the dSuu S o S6D n
in the State Of Minnesota. on the 2;st day OF
hans. A; All D. 1885, at one O'Clock P: nj in
%ch there is esxsES be e% due pa nS is
at the date of this notice. the amount Of
Thirty-One and 5o-1Go (s3l.5o) Dollars and
there e, is yet to become due thereon the sum Of
And no action or proceeding has been instltu-
ted ut law or in equity to recover the debt sccur-
Now. therefore, notice is hereby given, that by
gage, and Of the statute in such case made and
provided, said mortgage will be foreclosed BY sale
Of the mortgaged premises therein described. at
public auction. for cash, by the Sheriff of said
County, at the front door Of the Court House in
bles and State of Minnesota. on
Saturday, the 3lst day of March,
A. D. 1885, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon to satisfy
the amount which shall then be due on said
mortgage, with the interest thereon, and costs
and EXPENSES Of sale, and Twenty-Five Dollars
The premises described in said mortgage. and
land situated in the county of Mobiles and state
lows tO-Wit:
Lots Five % and (6) in Block No. Thirty-Two
(32) In the village Of Adrian, according to the
plat of said village on file and of record in the
Office of the Register of Deeds for said county
MINNESOTA LOAN AND INVESTMENT
COMPANY, Mortgage.
GEO. w. WILSON, Attorney of MOrtgagee.
Dated February 18th, 1888.
First pub. Feb 10th, '88.
Last pub March ed, '8S.
The sale above referred to is hereby POSTPONED
until Saturday, the 18th day OF April 1888, at 10
| o'clock a. M, at same place desc ibed in above
notice.
Dated this March 3lst. 1855.
MINNESOTA LOAN AND INVEST
MENT COMPANY, Mortgagee.
GEO. w. WILSON. Attorney.
GILBERT ANDERSON, Sheriff.
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AN INSTITUTE FOR THE COUNTY OF MOBILES WILL.
BE HELDAT
WORTHINGTON.
During the week commencing Mon.ay, April
9Th, 1885,

The State will provide efficient instructors,
who, who VIII he furnished with such professional
thoroughly tested and found to be OF special
service tn teachers. They will make the Com.
mon School Manual the basis of their work. and
u con siderable porti"n OF the time will be de-
voted to bringing out the best manner Of using
the text. books which have been recently added
to the state series Great p,ins win be taken to
degree practical. including management ri
school, grading and methods Of teaching the
common school branches.
The evening will be occupied by lectures, lit
erary exercises and social entert ailments, as in
the past and everything possible will be done
for all.
Teachers who take proper interest in their
calling, and who desire by self Improvement to
advance to higher positions. will be present at
the opening Monday afternoon and remain till
Friday evening.
All schools can be legally closed during Insti-
tute week at the request Of the teachers or the
County Superintendent.
D. L. KIEHLE.
Supt. Public Instruction.
A. CAMPBELL.
County Superintendent
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Parties who are inclined to think
this a late spring are reminded of the
spring of 1881 which followed the long
blockade winter. The rail road was
not open until the 18th of April, when
a freight train got in with some sup
pies, and the snow was not all off un-
til about the 10th Of May.
On the other hand. there are often
earlier springs than the present one,
and considerable seeding has been done
In March.
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UBII'NAR I-

Died, Ora 4. Fulua, March 31st. at
pm. aged Is years, II months, 3 days.
Roy Darby. Mach 3lSt. ut ) Il. ill.,,
aged 2 years, 6 months. II days.
The funeral services were held on
Monday.
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BEGGs' CHERRY COUGH SYRUP
Is the only medicine that acts directly
on the Lungs, Blood and Bowels. It
relieves congh instantly and in time
effects a permanent cure. r. u Bar
Der. druvQiSt.
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J. w. Pepple is acting Agent at
Sioux Falls Junction, Agent Partlow
had to take his vie home On account
of her being very low with winter
cholera. Jesse People fills Johns place
at the depot as messenger.
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a Heavy Yoke Of Cattle for sale.
either cash or months time with
bankable security. Good and handy.
Inquire of(3l 4w)J. II. SCOTT, Ransom.
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There will be vacation Of two weeks. 1t lis
to be hoped that parents will see the necessity
last term. June Sth 1t should not be expected
that those leaving can be promoted with those
remainlng IN school the whole year. The last
and loss Of its Dement'S explains thu low posi-
ton he'll by many pupils in school, In most
cases low standing: Of pupils on report cards
Der OF absences in attendance column.
w. W. HOBBS Supt.
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U. s. Land Office, Worthiugtou, Min,

U. s. Land Office, Worthiugtuu, Mimi.
February q. 1883.
Notice Is hereby given that zom Forbes has
filed notice OF intention to make final proof be-
WOrthingtOn, NJ inn, on
Tuesday, the Ist day OF May, 1883. on
Timber Culture Application No. 7e4.
Township No. l64. Range No. Il
He names rs witnesses:
John H. Drawn, John DiSch. w. Z. Thompson,
Aaron Beace, Of Mobiles Co., MINI.
% c. +. SHEPARD, Register.
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There was miniature cyclone at
Round Lake yesterday. See report
elsewhere.
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FINAL PROOF NOTICES.

United States Land Office.
WOr!h:ngtOll, Mimi, April 3, is8a.
Notice Il hereby given that James Walker
bas filed notice OF in entfOn TO make final proof
neiorc tile Register and Receiver 1t their Office
in WorthingtOn, Mimi. on
Saturday, the II h day of May. 1888,
" timber culture application No. 7c9. for the
l0l. Range No. IS.
He names as witnesses:
Hiram Heath, o. Z. Sykes. Mathew Riley and
Ole AShan, OF Jackson county, MinncsOta.
Is Z. r. SHErAKD, Register.
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4 slN0ULAR FIND.

A sINGULAR FIND.
On Tuesday, Mr. Williams. wholives
north of town, came into S. McLean's
Feed Store and inquired whethef
''Sud" had lost pocket-book. After
thinking moment, Mclean said
''yes." Williams asked where and Nc
Lean indicated the spot near the Mott
and Murwin places. This was about
the place where Williams found q
pocket-boo and thereby hangs a very
singular story:
Some years ago, seven or eight,
prairie fire came in from the East and
crossed the track near the Mott place.
Several persons went out from town
to fight fire, among whom were, besides
Mclean, Capt. Mons Grinager, J. p.
Moulton and T.. st. John Cole, who
was then here in the hardware bust
ness. After successful fight with
the Ere, Capt. Grinager discovered
that he had lost his pocket-book con-
tanning over 500 in monty.
This is the identical pocket book
which Williams found the other day
among some hay, the pocket book bav-
ing been raked mp from the prairie in
hay-making last year. About $50 of
the money is still in good passable
shape, while the rest is more or less
burned and rotted, but still in such
state Of preservation that the de-
nomination of the bills can be read.
The long-lost pocket-book will be sent
to Capt. Grinager, at Minneapolis.
Those people who couldn't trnst the
ADVANCE for an early spring. are in
formed that it got here in a light suit
on the last day of March. 1t brought
along flock or two of black crows,
several f1ocks of white kcranes, num-
erous f1ocks of ducks. An invoice or two
OF meadow larks, and u few box car
loads of other birds of all descriptions.
An interview with the manager de-
yeloped the statement that there were
"a lot more coming" and that they
expected to go into the business largely
Of raising birds and flowers, and would
do great deal of farming on an ex-
tensive scale.
The ADVANCE is favored with cop
les of the Woman's Tribune, publish
ed daily during the Woman's Interna-
tional Council at Washington, by Mrs.
Clara Bewick Colby. It contains full
stenographic reports of the proceedings
each day.
The Woman's Tribune is published
regularly each month at Beatrice, Neb.,
by Mrs. Colby, and we take this oppor-
tunity to commend it to all interested
in the emancipation of woman, as one
of the best and purest publications de-
voted to the cause.
TIE Executive Committee of the
Farmers Alliance met in st. Paul last
week and endorsed Hon. Albert Schef-
fer, st. Paul banker, for Governor.
This looks little peculiar" for the
Farmers to select a rich city banker
as their candidate. 1t reminds US of
what that good old farmer and stock
grower Isaac. who was member of
the Farmers Alliance at Beer.Sheba,
once said: 1.-The voice is Jacobs voice.
but the hands are the hands Of Esau. -
| Weather report for March. 1898
| C0ldest at Il. NJ, 3rd, 10 below.
Warmest at 2 p. m. 18th, SIS above.
Average, 81 above.
Cloudy days. II.
Windy days, Is.
Snowfall, 9 in.
This has b zen the coolest March
since 1881.
| J. II. MAXWELL.
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LEGAL ADvERT1SEMENTs

LEGAL DVERTlSGMENTS.
ORDER FOR HEARING AND NOTICE
OF APPLICATION FOR APPOINT.
MENT or ADMINISTRA TOR.
STATE c6Es OF %SF!SS6SsESss9s .
In Probate Court.
In the matter OF the estate of J.. S. Munson,
deceased:
On reading and filing the petition of F. F.
MunsOn. of Minneapolis, representing, among
other things. that j. 5. MunsOn: late OF Spokane
Falls, Washington Territory, or the I'd day
Of November, A. D. 1887, at Spokane Fails,
Washington Territory died intestatc, and an in
habtant Of Spokane Falls. said Territory,
at The time of his death, leaving
real !, estate within this county,
and that the said petitioner is son 81
said deceased, and praying that admtnistra
tion OF said estate be to Geo. 5. Munson
It is ordered. that said petition be heard be-
fore the Judge of this court. Oh
Monday, the 30th day of April.
A. d. 1888, at / o'clock D. l., at probate Office at
WOrthingtOn, III said county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof he given
TO the heirs OF said deceased, AMI to ali persons
interested, by publishing copy Of this order
Tor three successive weeks prior to said day OF
hearing in the Wnrthington Advance, weekly
I newspaper printed and published at worthi"g
dated at Wort6ington the 4th day of April.
A. d. 1888
by the Court,
lSEAL.I Ell. WEMPLE,
5s-4w Judge of Probate.
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The ADVANCE is printing a number
of snowy and tasty horse bills for diff
ferent parties, and is we'll prepared to
d. this kind, as well as all other kinds,
Of poster work. Bring in your orders
Mr.. Pettinger. We hear, has gone to
Cedar Rapids to look up locat ion
and Mr.. McManus will take the hotel
again. It will look like old times to
see Mack at the old stand.
Prof. Hobbs, Principal of the Schools,
is at Minneapolis this week taking his
vacation. Several other Teachers are
out Of town, we learn
Bills are out announcing a public
sale Of all the stock, machinery. house
hold goods, grain, etc., on the farm of
Thos. Wilson, in Dewald. The sale
will begin at ten O'Clock on Thursday,
April 18th.
Station Agent E. E. Warren left
Monday night for a months visit to
California. "A. l.. Johnson takes his
place for the time being as Agent at
this place.
The Union Labor meeting at the
Court House on Saturday last was we'll
attended and lively discussion was
had on the ADDITION of the platform
After the meeting number joined tho
club.
j. E. Darling WAS in town Tuesday
! after q several weeks attack of the
measles. His mother is still quite low
with the same disease and is not ex-
pected to live.
Henry Twitchell got bruised up pref
ty badly Tuesday at Valley Springs.
While making coupling lie had his
foot caught in a wire on The track
| which threw him aud lie was dragged
by the moving cars. No bones broken
He was brought home.
F. NJ. Barber has been appointed
Station Agent at Rushmore vice F. z.
Watkins, and W. L. Cooley. at Adrian,
vice D. ". Kuho, each being relieved
or cause.
Blue Grass, Orchard Grass, Glove!
and Alfalfa seed at Barber's. 32.4w
The Beautiful Story. by J. W. Buel
and T. Dewitt TaImage, 544 pages 81
by 1O4, 250 illustrations on wood and
stone, is a fine book for which O. l..
Howard is canvassing. This is GER
tainly beautiful book. and for those
who wish to interest the young in BIZ
Die history 1t is Just the volume tn
have in the house. It tells the Bible
stories in simple and graphic I.nguag4
and helps the mind by numerous illus.
trations.
! Go to johnson, Miller & AronsOr
for the best assortment of Men s, Boys
and Children's clothing and Gents
furnishing goods. Will sell them at
prices that will surprise everybody. Call
and examine our goods and you will be
convinced: j. p. HAMMERBERa,
Manager, Worthington Mimi. 80 If
See the advertisement Of the Boston
Notwithstanding House Of St. PAM
in another column. We understand
that the bulk of all the clothing worn
by our people is obtained abroad. Here
Is reliable house, If you want a suit
TO mt YOU in make, price and quality.
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When Baby va sick, 10 gsve her Castnia,
When she was Child, she cried for CastoriA
When she became Miss, she olung to Castoris,
When she had Childrsn, she gave them Castoeia
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Sweet Corn, Peas, Beans, and all
Garden seeds in bulk at Barber's, 80 Nv
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The B. e. II. & N. road now runs
coaches in and out of this place.
Worthington is on the list as sum-
mer tourist point, and will get the ben.
eft of the summer tourist passenger
rates through the season on both roads.
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l.. NJ. LANCE has money to loan cd
real property in sums of 500 to
81, 600. 6tf
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Barber will take orders for all kinds
OF Forest trees at lowest prices. 32-2w
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Quite heavy thunder shower last
evening. Spring.
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AnVnRTIsIN0 RATES.

ns inch three weeks, Goo, three months, q. 90
fhree inches: weeks az sSS; 1876
Special rates given Tor larger ADVERTISEMENTS
an.c,.I not,ces. lrst week 10 cents line: sub.
e0,iant insertiOns cents . line each week.
1SSnsiemt advertisements paid In advance.
Yearly advertisementst be paid quarterly.
Legal adveStis 20 % paid Tor before an
Avit II given
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Cattle Diseases Cured.
No Cure--No Paw!

The undersigned offers his services to far
mers and cattlemen. as cattle doctor Has had
twenty years experience, and has rarely failed
70 effect cure. no matter what the disease.
Farmers before killing any more sick cattle
are requested to give him call, a. he has saved
cattle which were supposed to BE- incurable.
refers to Fl. J. Ludlow, NJ. .. EgglestOn, and
others.
No charge until cure Is effected
ID. w. CHUTE,
294w Worthngton, MINI.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT
The former Jens Christianson farm
in Digelow. Inquire Of o. G. GRUND-
STEM, Worthington, MINI. Slim.
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Parties desiring place to board can
find accommodations 1T the residence
of 7. Griffin on fifth ave. 294w
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G. ,o1 House and Lot for sale on
mohlhly payments s. MCLEAN 23w
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See the advertisement of the Boston
Notwithstanding House Of St. Panl
In another column. We understand
that the bulk of all the clothing worn
by our people is obtained abroad. Here
Is reliable honse, if you want a suit
to fit YOU in make, price and quality.
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Pair OF three year old colts for sale
by 50 4W* JOHN DUNN.
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Farm to Rent.-On sec. 8. Summit
Lake. good house, 80 acres in pasture,
and 70 under plow. Will rent cheap
for cash or for share. Apply to
32-3w* n. NJ. MERRIS, Adrian.
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LOCAL.
Wos1une1ox. MEN,, APRIL S. 1854
OFFICIAL PAPER.

Parties wishing to buy cows will do
we'll to call on. (30.2w] j II. OAKS.
J. W. Ashw0rth Is down from Min.
neapolis for few days visit.
During the year ending March 31st.
Register of Deeds johnson has record
ed and filed IN even 1850 instruments.
VIM. II. Paist, of Graham Lakes,
has gone to Redding, Shasta, County,
California.
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l have 2 young Jersey Bulls ready
for service at a price to suit the time.
I will sell or trade one or both of them
They are fine. Call and see them at my
barn in W0rthington.
32-tf JOSEPH LOWE.
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There was a thunder storm yesteY-
day about noon, with q touch of Min.
nesota lightning and some Kansas hail.
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IS acres of fall .plowed land to rent.
on nw} SEQ. IL, in Elk.
3l.2w. F. N. CONE, Worthineton.
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nesota lightning and some Kansas hail
Hon. I. P. Durfee has been appoint.
ed Deputy Weigh Master and expects
soon to enter upon his duties.
Father McManus, who was hurt by
q fall on the sidewalk few weeks ago,
is able to he about again.
March got around to it after all. 1t
went out 'roaring gently as a sucking
dove" and bleating softly as 4 lamb.
H. E. Torrance returned from his
California trip on Friday night last.
and leaves this week for Chicago to
buy goods.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-04-05

The man who wouldn't believe it
would be an early spring, came very
near being struck by lightning yester-
day during the thunder storm.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-04-05

See the adv. of Druggist Smith who
is on hand with full spring supply III
Wall Paper. Paints, Alabastine, ETC.,
and everything else in his line, from a
dose of pills to barrel of KEROSENE.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-04-05

Go to johnson, Miller & Aronson
for the best assortment of Men IS, Boys
and Children's clothing and Gents
furnishing goods. Will sell them at
prices that will surprise everybody. CAN
and examine our goods and you will be
convinced. j. p. HAMMERBERa.
Manager, Worthington MINI. 80 TT