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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-09-13

The residents in the vicinity of the
Swedish Luthern church inform us
that on last Friday night, some one
rang the bell as hard as he could pull
for so minutes. Some of the neighbors
came together and declared they would
take the tongue out of "that bell.''
This fellow must have been opposed
to the change in ringing which has gone
into effect, and Was bound to '.have it
out" before surrendering. The pecu-
liar demon which has possessed some
OF the ringers, probably could not let
go without "'tearing them" as it came
out.
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GRAPE p1TrERs FOR MAI,AR,A

luscious and healthy fruit Aunt Rachels Ma.
!aral Bitters Is the Ultimate Of the Grape Juice
IN Its properties. mildly diuretic, sudorif1c and
tonic More than seven-eighths is the pure
Wan Bark. Chamomile Flowers, Snake Root,
etc. and will cure Malarial Fever II used as di.
fected.
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We are pleased to see that the sug-
gestion of our correspondent as to ring.
ing the church bells has been adopted.
This is great relief to all the people,
especially the sick. Even the CANNES
are glad because they need not howl
now. Worthington has taken on ''city
ways'' in other things and why should
not the church people adopt the city
method of ringing bells. In many cit
les the loud, vulgar. changing and
banging has been stopped by ordi.
nance.
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SPECIAL HALF FARE HARVEST AND LAND EXCUR-

SPECIAL HALF FARE HARVEST AND LAND EXCUR-
SIONS
To prominent points in Northwestern Iowa,
Southwestern Minnesota Nebraska and Dako-
ia, will be run by the Chicago, st. Paul, Min.
neapolis 4 Omaha Ry. August 2lst, September
nth and 25th, October 9th and 23r'i. Tickets
will be sold a. ONE FARE FOR ROUND TRIP,
and will be good to return within 80 days from
date of SALE
For full Information as to stations at which
tickets will be sold. and to what particular
points In above States, as well as to certain
points in Kansas and Texas call on the nearest
agent OF this company or address
I. w. TEASDALE, G. p. A.
1-4W St. Paul, Mum.
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NOTICE no CONTRACTORS AND BUILD.

NOTICE no CONTRACTORS AND BUILD.
EkS.
A. in N"Sies COUNTY. State Of %inDesots vii vii
receive sealed bids to build a school building
IL said district: Axse. until Sept. 2oth. At /
CT, in Worthinge,n, bids will be opened in pres.
eSnce Of bidders and job let by contract to the
l,Wet responsible bidder.
Auditors Office, in WOrtningtOn, and bids left
in care 0f said Office.
Dewald, MIMI, Sep. 18TH 1883.
G.. r. LEONARD,
Clerk Dist No. A.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-09-13

Two good work horses for sale. In
qmire of MRS. HENRY DAVIS.
3-3W. 49,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-09-13

Robert Shore, of Ransom, was In
town yesterday attending some Of the
cattle sales.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-09-13

See Cleveland's letter and the Repub.
lican State platform on inside of this
Issue.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-09-13

Tile.laying is progressing on the
drain which is to empty the slough in
the Dayton & Moulton addition. Mr..
Holm has squad Of men at work and
has laid probably q quarter of a mile,
beginning at Okabena creek and work
Ing this way. The drain will be about
mile and a half in length and will
follow the Sag" from the slough to
the creek, emptying at point bet ween
the Oaks and Tharpe places. The tile
at the lower end is one foot in diane
fer. About 500 feet of this will be
laid. Half of the balance will be ten
inch tile and the rest 8-inch. The tile
comes from Illinois. The fall from
the slough to the creek is 144 feet.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-09-13

For Sale.-One cook stove and a
heater, cheap. Call on F. G.. Martin,
at Globe office. 4-2w.
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See adv. of School house for sale.
Also notice for bids to build a new
house in district AZ.
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$4,000

DATES,
State Fair, Sept. 10th to 18th.
Minneapolis Industrial Exposition,
Aug. q to Sept. 20.
Centennial Exposition at Cincinnati,
Ohio, July 4 to Oct. q.
Sioux City Corn Palace, Sept. Alto
Oct. 6.
National Encampment G.. A. r. at
Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 10 to IA.
Mobiles County Fair
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Geo. Bulls, Of Indian Lake, brings
US the biggest Early Rose potatoes we
have seen.
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REPUBLICAN, REPRESENTA- TIVE COW
VENTION. 1922
A Republican Representative Convention will

REPUBLICAN, REPREsENTATIV CON-
=, a Republican Representative Convention will
be held Oh - . "..'
Monday, Sept. II. 1883.
11 the school house. In the village Of Fulda, at
l s9sfs 9ess ssadat e. fSF
tho counties Of Mobiles and Murray Each conn.
ty Will be entitled to one delegate at large and
one iOr every 100 votes or major fraction there
uon, g follows:
sec. Chm. Rep. Rep. Com.
OPINIONS.
The motion adopted by the Merriam
men, and sustained by friends of Gil
man and other dark horses. to make
and keep the ballot for governor u Sc
cret one, is the only means through
which Mr.. Merriam g nomination could
be secured. 1t gave the boodlers an
opportunity to work their business ef-
fectively and successfully. The his
tory OF this campaign is one reekinR
with bribery and corruption, and could
the public only know the men who have
received money for their influence and
votes it would undermine confidence in
human nature.-Mankato Review,
Democrat.
Word received as we 20 to press re-
ports that Banker Merriam was nomi-
mated for governor on the fourth bal.
lot. His nomination is Il calamity to
the Republican party and insures the
election of Eugene Wilson for govern
or. 1t is triumph of dollars over
principle.-Jackson Republic, Repub-
licHn.
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TRESLINGSHOE:

EDITOR ADVANCE: The forbidden
slingshot is again the rage among the
bad boys Of the village. Birds, win
dows and every thing that will do for
targets are made to suffer. There is a
law against killing birds as well as an
ordinance against the use of this dan
gerous nuisance. Let it be enforced.
As ore example of the work which is
done by these dangerous sings, will
mention the case of my neighbor. One
of the windows in his stable has had
all the panes of glass broken out. The
fine particles Of glass were
scattered over the hay on the in
side, and he was compelled to throw
the hay away and sweep the loft to pre-
vent the. glass from getting to his
horse and COW. He will also be to the
expense of putting In new window.
Parents, teachers, and the village OFF,
GERS should unite in suppressinq this
nuisance, which is nearly as dangerous
as the pistol. An ordinary shot would
put out an eye, or if it should strike a
man in the temple, would kill as quick
~ as the pebble which killed Goliath.
LAW AND ORDER
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-09-13

DR.. Barber and John Hansberger are
at Columbus attending the National
encampment.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-09-13

MI. Aagaard was out Tuesday with
or 10 new land seekers. Still they
come,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-09-13

There was another light frost on
Tuesday night.
Dates so far this year:
August 81 and Sept. III.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

FOR SALB TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER
The Board Of Trustees of District No. AZ, in
Mobiles Co.. MINI. will sell to the highest bidder
for cash. the school house In above district. on
the Goth day Of Sept, At 5 O'Clock p. M. Sale at
school house. Dew aid, Mimi.
G. II. LEONARD,
Clerk Dist. No. ~.
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For Sheriff.

EDITOR ADVANCES: Please announce my name
as 4 candidate for reelection to the Office of
Sheriff of Mobiles County.
GILBERT ANDERSON
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KIND; UND T. SAMuElSOM.
House, Sign and Car
riaQe PAINTING.

CHARMING, WALLPAPER HANGING AND
GLAZING.
All work promptly attended to an satisfaction
gu aranteed.
seed oil, varnisheS, paints. alab.stne, ETC., etc.
kalsomining and paint brushes, Wall paper
and border OF $50 different patterns. Window
er. BE sure to call and see US. Our prl ces are
the lowest on work and material.
Shop and store room on 4th.av., opposite Court
house park. 3tf
WORTHINQTON MINNESOTA.
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FINAL PROOF NOTICES.

United States Land Office.
WOrthington, MIMI, August Il, 1888.
Notice Is hereby given that Elisha Brown
has filed notice Of intention to make final proof
het0re the Register and Receiver at their office
In WorthingtOn, MIMI. on
Friday, the 2slh day Of Sepemher, 1888.
On timber culture application No. 1924 for the
= w quarter OF section No. 8, In Township No.
1O4. Range No. ~.
He names as witnesses:
Nels Martin, Fred Pank. John d. Klindworth
and Jacob Klindworth, OF Mobiles county.
G. r. ShEPARD, REGISTER.
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For County Attorney.
EDITOR ADVANCE: Please announce 20 the
voters OF Mobiles comfy that will he q candi-
date for the Office Of County Attorney.
ELLSWORTH B. HALL.
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A WOULDLBB SHHRIEE

! WILMONT, Sept. !, 1883.
EDITOR ADVANCE: Yesterday was
in Adrian and there heard for the first
time that 9 certain man who would
like to bea county officer, did some
discriminating against myself, aud some
others in this town. Therefore beg
. little space in your valuable paper to
defend myself.
The whole matter comes from the
late Democratic County Convention.
About noon Of said day, the would like
to-be ''Sheriff, from LeOta, came to me
and asked me to support him for
sheriff ut the Convention, I told him
/ had too much private business and
| would not attend the Convention. He
left me. afterwards when was going
to the Schoolhouse he asked me what
thought about his chances. I said I
as far :ss knew stood on three legs.
That is NIL I ever spoke with him
about himself or anybody else. Yester.
day l heard that after the Convention
he was swearing on the streets Of
Adrian at ''Tnem c. d. Dutch
fellows from Willmont, (mentioninq
my nancy with the other two delegates
from this town. paid their dinner
and kept them free and even they
went back on me.''
Now. I always considered him a
gentleman but now 1 do think that
was greatly mistaken. always was
able to pay for my fare and never ash
ed any candidate to pay for me and
the last man would ask, would be
this man from Le0ta. ~
Any man who has to buy hfa nomi-
nation with dinner, ETC.. and cant run
on his own merits, would make very
poor candidate anyhow.
Now ask him to come out like q
little man and take back his words
said about me on the public streets Of
| Adrian. JOHN Mock.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

SIOUX CITY I st. PAUL TINE GARD.
NO. PASSENGER.
Going West.
Leave st. Paul at 60o p. 10.
- WorthiugtOn, at LIS .. m.
Arrive q: sioux City, At -451 T. m.
Leave St. Paul at 7:ao an
Arrive at Worthingt at $3.50 p m
ar. at Sioux City at 7:23 pm
Going East
NO. 2. PADo1N08B.
Leave Sioux City at l0:N p. N
WOrthington. 1t 2:ll =. m.
Arrive at St. Paul. 1t $3.50 .. 70.
NO. PAss1N011.
Leave Sioux City at e:0 u
Arrive at Worthington 1t ll:A . m
Ar. at st. Paul At 7:N pm
ACCOMMODATION.
Joing East-Leaves WorthingtOn at 1:45 p. -.
Go * West-Leaves WorthingtOn at 2:20 pm
wORrH1NqroN AND SIOUX FALLS \. r.
Going East.
leaves Mitchell $40 q. m.
Arrives at WOrthingt0n 1l:1z =. NJ
Going West.
Leaves WOrthingt0n daily 4:OO p m.
Arrive at Mitchell 1O:N p IN.
ACCOMMODATION.
Sioux Falls Accom-. leaves HOOP. m.
Auant
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Commissioner o. S. Melick, Republi-
can candidate for Auditor, was In
town Tuesday.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

ADVERTISING RATES.
One inch three weeks, ZOO, three months, q o.
Three inches weeks, 500 500
Five inches I" I" 500 loo
Special rates given for larger advertisements.
Reading notices, hrst week 10 cents line !;
u6sequeat insertions cents line each week.
Yearly advertisements to be paid quarterly.
Legal advertisements to be paid foE before
affidavit Is given.
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Good Farm for Sale Cheap.

16O acres 80 under plow; 10 in tame grass;
balance In wild meadow; Barn 3Ox32: granary
l6xoO; two good wells with pumps and plenty OF
water; Grove Of trees to north and west of
buildings: Variety Of small fruit. Two and
nehaf miles from W0rthington. Will be sold
at q bargain. Price al6 per acre, half cash, bal
ance on long time II desired.
S.S. MORTON,
WOrthingtOn, MINI.
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FOR SALE.

One Of the best and cheapest farms In Mobiles
county, 81 acres under the pillow; Is acres in
water on the farm Terms to suit pnrchaser
Inquire at the ADVANCE ONCE, El4iV
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A WORD FOR DOGX

WOHD EOR DOGN
EDITOR -"Whye should
dogs" be allowed to run at large day
and night more then other animals?-
ADVANCE
ANSWER: Because the dog is mans
best friend, his pet, the friend that
never forsakes him in distress and
poverty, the source of much happiness.
Allmen love dogs. a few old cranks
and ''hell- dodRers'' despise them. If
you wish to attack evil 20 for the
saloon keepers. If dogs kill one man,
whiskey and rum kill million. At
tack the mountain. Pass the mole hill.
am \ lover of dogs. They are my
best friends. would not he deprived
of them for $1,000. Perhaps there are
other nuisances greater than dogs, viz.
tramps. rum. sellers, gamblers, etc. If
you don't like dogs, don't keep one. II
others do and receive pleasure and hap.
piness therefrom and pay their taxes
let them alone. Rum and ''hell dodg-
ers" will give you plenty to look after.
A FRIEND OF Docs.
We give space to the above letter
because the party requests it and be-
cause he is a good illustration of the
average ''lover" of dogs. But he has,
like the rest, wholly missed the point
in the ADVANCE attacks. 1t is not up.
on dogs per Sc, but upon the miserable
fool" folly of their owners, and of the
public, in allowing them to run a,
large to annoy and destroy. Because
"fool," neighbor happens to ''love'
dog, is that any reason why he
should be allowed to keep all his neigh
bors in stew by allowing the dog fret
range, especially at night.
Suppose we apply the above logic tt
horses. "All men love horses. A few
old cranks and ''hell dodgers" despist
them" We love horse. Therefore
we must turn him loose to roll in your
gardens, run down your children or
the street, kick you in the midriff and
keep you awake nights by his providing
and ranging over your premises.
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Announcements.
For County. Auditor,

EDITOR ADVANCES: Please announce that ]
will he a candidate for the Office of Auditor Oi
Mobiles county at the election in November
next. j. T. MCKNIGHT.
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For Register Of Z eeds,

will be a candidate for Registe, OF Deeds, sub
ject to the decision Of the voters Of Mobiles Co.
J. B. NEWRlRK.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-09-13

Car load of bale ties just received
and for sale by A. FORBES.
4-3W
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Banker Geo. D. Dayton is absent in
New York attending the wedding Of
his brother.
SEQ adv. OF Mr.. Morton who offers
good farm near town, well improved,
at bargain.
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PROBATE NOTICE.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
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Judge Wilson went to Window
Tuesday on law bushes.
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TO BUILDERS.
FOR. SALE.

The north half Of the southwest quarter Of
section 3D. in Dewald, one half mile from Rush.
more. 40 acres improved, small house and nice
trees. Will sell cheap for cash or part on time.
Inquire OF THoS. GRIFFIN. W0rthiRgtou, MINI.
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TInrtht11ptu;n Aduamee.

PUBLISHED W1HE1Y At
woRTHMGTON. MOBILES COUNTY. MINI.
Terms Two Dollars per year. II paid in ad-
vaLce. 1l.O year. All orders will receive
or publication must DO accompanied by thoreal
name and address OF the writer as guaranty OF
good faith-not necessarily for publication.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-09-13

An infant child of Geo. W. Darby's
was buried last week.
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FOR RRNT.
Store building in Adrian, with large
store room below and six rooms above.
Good cellar and cistern. Inquire Of
/. MRS. HENRY DAVIS,
3-tf- Worthington.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-16
A WeII.informed Judge.

Jim Webster andISam Johnsing
were up before an Austin justc, OF
tho'peacO.for theft.-,Jim Webster's
case was disposed of several days a.
go, while Sam .Johpsing's came up
soon after. Sam is ai..simplemInded
darky. On .Sam being arraigned
tho Judge said:
Your partner hassalready confess
cd to.anothor theft in which you arc
implicated.
4 reckon yer must be limiting at
dem clothes what was missed from
Col. Jones yard night before lac,
said Sam.
Il never heard Of that robbery.
That was not the one your partner
confessed TOP
'Lemme seel o, ca, Jcdgc, rec
members now. You is alluding TO
dem chickens ledge Smith raise sich
a row about lat Saturday. believe
| does remember sumfn about dat
dar.'
The Judge shook lis head.
j am mighty sfecrd ESQ loosin2
my memory. Was il some fircwood
ia ward No ., ledger
Try again.
Hit must have been de gemman
what missed his,pants in. the board ~
house, but dat's barred by dc staiucr
of limits. Jedge, Dat happened las
mumf ago.
You haven't BIT i, yet
'Jedge, you knows more about
what's stolen in dis town don ] does.
] don't ask yer ter take me inter con-
lidence, but flyer will jts'. say what
bit is yer is hintin at I'll plead guilty
] ain gwinter take no risks wid q
man who am as we'll posted as you
is.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-16

FUN For TIE LAWYERS. 1t 10 70 y
lated that on one occasi on Sir Mich q.
olas Bacon wa about to pass judg,
ment upon q man who had been gull.
ty Of robbery, at that time punishable
by death; but the culprit pleaded for
mercy on the ground that he was re-
lated to the judge. How is that?' be
was asked. MY. lord" was ithe re.
ply, your name'is Bacon, and mine
is Hog, and hogsand bacon have al.
ways been considered akin That
is true answered .SIr. Nicholas; but
as hog is not bacon until it has hung,
until you are hanged you are no re-
Ia;iOn Of mine
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-16
A Glasrow mini.tar nreanhin

A Glasgow minister. preaching re.
Gently for ai'prothers in the county,
found after giving out the opening
psalm that The precentor wss not
present. Being good singer lie
started a well-known tune, and, as
the prccen tor ,failcd.to put in an ap,
Cearancey had to lead oil the rest Of
tho hymns. On coming down from
the pulpit-an old lady hustled rp to
him, and after giving his hand n
hearty shake exclaimed, 'Hech, sir,
but we shud been prccen,or, for
yer laur better singer than preach
err"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-16
A Sound Legal Opinion.

cambridge Munday, Esq. County Alter.
ney, Clay county, Texas says "Ba7e used
Electric Bitters with most happy results. Ny
brother also was very low With Msarial Fe-
yer aud Jaundice, but was cured by timely
use Of this medicine. Am satisfied Elec
trio Bitters saved bis life"
Mr.. D Wilcoxson, Of Horse Cave, KY
ands a like testimony saying he positively
believes be would have died. bad II not been
for Electric Bitters
This great remedy will ward OF, as well az
cure oil Malaria Diseases, and for ell kidney,
Liver and Stomach Disorders stands upe-
qusled Piice sec. sr q 2 a. Robert J. Ven
ieysnieTs
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-16
MA remopstra,ed Robbv .wbe,

Ma demonstrated Bobby, when
l was at graudma's she let me have
two pieces of pie We'll she ought
not to have done so, Bobby, said his
mother. i think two pieces of pie
are too much for lit boys. The old
or you grow, Bobby, the more wisdom
you will gain Bobby was silent,
but only for a moment. swell, ma
he sail, grandma is good deal old
er than you are
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-16

Little girl-'Mrs. Brown, ma wan Is
to know If she could borrow a dozen
eggs; she wants them !oput under n
hen Neighbor-'So you've got
a hen setting, have you9 | didn't
know you kept hens.' Little Girl
Nom. we don't; but Mrs Smiths
goin blend us hen that wants ter
et,,,an'ama thought you'd lend US
some eggs; we've got tho nest our-
self
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-16
r:les. Piles! Itching Piles

srsrroas-Noisiure intense i,rhips aud
suns'eg; most Al r'xht: wore bs scr.,cls.
ing. u allowed 10 ecn,ioue turnors isros.
winch oftea bleed snd 'nieerate. becomirv
very sore Swsrsss' CISrSrxr srcps The
itchi ne and hiretice. heals r,cesation .nl
IN MOTT casts ten owes the ,um~.s Ata,er.
gisls. or ny mail. Tor so eents.. Or. Swsyne
Sen. Philsdeiphia.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-16
Trustee Sale.

Dy virtue Of deed OF trust from Nose,
I1LargenJ Harriet Largent, Adam Kaylor
and AnHie Z KsylOr 90 me ne trustee, 10 60
cure the payment 10 David Gineran Of S2f3 .
80 with interest from The tenth doy Of No
vemOcr, 1882 which deed is dated oh DAY
q November, 1887, end is recorded In the
Clerk 8 Office Of the County Court OF HAmp.
shire County, West Virginia, in Deed Book
No 81. on page 4O5, I will sell at public
auction at Tho o "a Home Place Of Moses Lar.
gent, In said county, about three miles sou N
OF Paw Paw, on
W cdneeday, the 2Sth day Of No
vembCr, 1888,
NJ I Q o'clock Of said day, the IgcuJ ECs.
tate conveyed 10 said deed Of trust being
Tract OF Parcel o. Land on Tie west side OF
Spring Gap Mountain In said county, ad-
joning The lands Of Thomas AlIcndcr and
otners, continuing
1j7 Acres Of Lard.
more OF less. and being the old Home Place
where the said Moses largent now resides
having upon 10 Two DWELL Houses, Barn
and Out-Buiidings Some Fruit Trees of
different knds. and Good water. Abopt
twO-thirds OF this land is cleared and farm.
log and grass land, and the balance ia tim
Der land, &c. Upon tho following terms.
one third Of the pItChlse money cash 10
hand one'third thereo, si,h interest In one
year, and The residue thereof with interest
10 two years from the day Of sale. the pur.
chaser % give bis notes with good security
for The deferred payments, aud the legal title
20 DO retained ss a further security, This
2 jth dV Of Oct ,oet 1888
JOHN W. PHILIPS,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-16

Grandpa. dear. We have como to
wish you many happy returns of your
birthday, and mamma says If You
give us each dollar Wa are not TO
lose IL on our way home