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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-09-26
Rt}SHMoRE RUSTLINGS

Gfain prices, 81 03. for Oak; 60 to GA
l,r wheat. Honest dealing is our mot
to.
Mr. Donald Petit left on Tuesday
morning on business trip to St. Paul.
: Mrs.S B. Bidford and Mrs. D. 8.
Jordan left on Tuesday morning to
visit the Fair at Worthington. And
thence they 60 to SIOUX City to see
the Corn Palace. Messrs. Bedford and
Jordan are looking very melancholy.
Mr.. Z. s Wemple made a flying visit
TO Sioux Falls on Monday evening.
Mr.. A. Schaefer has returned home
to superintend the apusements at the
Worthington Fair
Miss Helen Petit and Miss Minnie
Key are home from St. Paul, where
they have been visiting some time.
Mr.. Geo. E. De Wolf is having his
house moved to a higher part Of town,
where he can see the beauties Of Rush
more to better advantage.
The grain is moving very briskly
and many cars of flax and wheat have
been shipped. Bedford and Whemple
have their hands full to take care of it.
W. A. u. McChord entered very
fne colt at the Worthin2ton Fair.
The masoDs are at work on the new
Presbyterian Church, which promises
soon to be very handsome addition
to the village of Rushmore. 1t is
hoped to have it completed so as tc
have the dedicatory exercises some
time early in November.
MORE RUSH."
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NOTICE OF NOR rGAGE FORECLOSURE
SALE.

Of NON AoA0C ToC<CNAOSONS
SALE.
Whereas, default has been made il the eondi-
lions OF Il certain mortgage executed ana uelV-
crei by Thomas johnson and Augusta n John
S0u. his wife, mOrtgagOrs to Minnesota Loan
and Investment Company, mortgage, dated the
2d day OF June, A. ID. 1887. and recorded III the
offi,e Of the Register Of Deeds OF the county Of
Mobiles, in the State Of Minnesota, on the tn day
of June. A. u. 1887. ate O'Clock p. NJ, in book d
claimed to be due, and is dine at the date OF THIS
notice, the amount Of Thirteen (Sl3.0o) Dollar.
And no action or proceeding has been lilSIl't,.-
ed at law or In equity to recover the dept secur-
I'd by said mortgage or amy part thereof.
Now, therefore. notice is hereby r!von. 1hat ny
mortgage, and OF the Statute i'll sucl case mace
and provided, said mortgage vii! be forecioSed
by sale of the mOrtgageu premises therein de-
scr led, at public auction for cash. by the Sher-
1T Of said county. 1T the front door oil tile court
house. i'll the village OF Worth:n.ton. III tEa
Saturday the I'd day of November A: ID. 1889. q:
10 clock in the forenoon. to satisfy the amount
which shall then be due ON said mortgage, win
interest thereon, and costs and expenses OF SAFE
and Twenty Five (S25 O0) Dollars attorney ICES.
as stipulated In Said mortgage III case Oh 1ofe-
closure
"he premises described in said mortgage,
and 80 to be sold, are the lots. pieces or le,rce ri
of land situated in the county Of Mobiles and state
of Minnesota, and known and describe: as 1ol :
lows. to wit: Lots Nine ea) and Ten ilp) in Block
Seven (7) III the village Of Ellsworth, according
to the plat thereof on file and Of record in the
Office of the Register Of Deeds for said county.
MINNESOTA LOAN Il 1NvEsrMENT COMPANY,
Mcrtga2ee.
Dated this '6' cay Of September, 1890.
GEO. W. NI:~:O.. Atty for Mot sagce.
~ Pub, SEPT 49,
IN t. (oct
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The INTERSTATE
Industrial Exposition
OF CHICAGO.

Will open At y. w., Wednesday, Sept.
4th, 1889, and continue daily (SuhdaX
exceptedl. from 8:.. II. to 1Op. NJ.
until and including October 10. AID.
mission, adults, -. cents; children, Is
cents.
In money value, in educational in
terests, III business impo, lance, and
in attractive novelty, the material OF
this Exposition and arrangements TO,
Its display l,aYe not been cxcelled bv
any other local Exhibition Of it's class
here or elsewhere.
The entice AIT Gallery. embracing
six rooms, is hung with the best ex-
amples Of American art, and, AS u rep
resentative collection, has never been
equalled in magnit ade or merit.
I'm Manufacturing processes. Ma
ehfnery in operation, and the products
Of Industrial Skill, the Exhibition Is
especially rich and attractive.
The exhibits Of the States of Kansas
Colorado and California, are interest.
ing and important scientific collections
by the Chicago Acadamy of Science
and others, embracing many recent nc
quisitions, and will command the at
tention Of all students of Natural His
tory.
The Orchestra. under the direction
Of Prof. ADoLPn L1EsEGANG, has no
equal West of New York.
The Exposition Building itself is &C.
knowlp1ged to he the best Of its class
in tha world in its adaptation to the
purposes of exhibition; is in perfect
condition throughout, and is
thoroughly equipped in all appoint
ments for the comfort of visitors.
Reduced fares on all transportation
lines with terminus in Chicago.
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THE CHAUrAuoUA c1ReLE

A11G S11<AoAENGQA ClR<LE.
On Monday evening several friends
met to take the preliminary steps for a
Chautauqua Circle In this plan Rev
MIR. Harrington and wife, and the un.
dersigned heartily unite. 1t is desired
that this be considered general invi-
tation to any one in the community
who would like to join in this plan for
our %atuah Improvement and pleasure.
The Chautauquan Magazine has new
form this year, and will have twelve
numbers, and, by getting with the
c'hb, can be had for Sl.SO. Tie six
books in single sets cost five dollars.
but by joining this club, if five sets
are taken, Of which there can be little
doubt, each set will cost $45o, and af-
ter that, any single book can be had at
ten FER cent. discount. These prices
can be obtained only by purchasing
through tho club. Two. or three
might mite in getting the magazines
and books. Some, even, who, do not
JOIN the circle, may wish to get the
reading matter. The FIRST meeting will
b. held in the parlor Of the Congreqa-
tio" al Church on Wednesday, October
9th. at 7.30p. M, when definite ar
engagements as to time and place Of
meeting and leader will be made. 1t
is desired to send this week for. AZ
many Of the magazines and books as
possible. We trust that all thinking
people, 80 far IS is possible, will unite
in this work.. Please give orders t, r
the magazine or books. or both, and
the money. at once, to the undersign-
ed, who will see that they are properly
sent on.
f. J.. FISK.
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Ayers Sarsapari||a,
pr. J. G. Aver l. Co., Lowell, Mass.
Price o.; ok bottles, Is. Worth 45 bottle.

If you could see your own scalp
through an ordinary magnifying glass.
you would be amazed at the amount OF
dust, dandruff, and dead skin thereon
accumulated. The best aid most pop
ular preparation for cleansing the scalp
is Ayers Hair Vigor. 4
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THE VERDICT UNANIMOUS.

". D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus. Ind. =.
testIhes: II can recommend Electric
Bitters IA the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief in ever,
case. One man took SIX bottles. and
waa cured of rheumatism of ten years
standing Abraham Hare, druggist.
Bellville. Ohio, aafrms: "'Ihe bast sell
ing medicine have ever handled in nv
70 years experience. is Electric Bitters.
Thousands vt others have added their
testimony. az that the verdict is nnapi.
nous that Electric Bitters do cure all
diseases OF the Liver. Kifnrvs 8,
Blood Only a half dollar 4 bottle Al
g. v. smiths Drug Store.
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Mr.. Frank r.. Stockton has written
a new and cl,aract eristic story called
Tho Merry Chanter." It will begin
in the November Century and run
through four numbers. The story
takes its name from vessel which
started from u Massachusetts port on
peculiar cruise. The owners, ayoung
married couple, are on board and tn
vessel is commanded and manned by
four village captains Of unusual ex-
perience. Mr.. Dana Gibson will Illus
= trate it. The November Century is
also to contain new story by Mark
Twain.
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rheumatism is caused by a poison
ous acid In the blood and yields to
Ayers Pills. Many cases which seemed
chronic and hopeless, have teen com.
plete'y cured by this medicine. 1t will
cost but little to try what effect the
Pills may have in your case. We pre-.
dict success.
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Fourteen cents paid for eggs at
H. E. TORRANCE.

Fourteen cents paid for eggs at
H. E. TORRANCE.
Mrs. M. L. Dean returned on M0n-
day. from visit to Minneapolis.
M. 3. A. Harding is employed rs en-
GIN. hostler in place vt Fred Wyre.
Nita Dow, u daughter Of Judge Dow,
is TEACHER at the summit school house.
Treasurer Moberly has new stamp
for the use If the County Treasury,
Perrie Gorre is laid up with Typhoid
E.'vrr, and is under DIR. Kenyon's treat
ment.
Wn. Mcdonald is sick with intermit-
tent fever, and is attended by Doctor
Webb.
Books and Stationery at
i. E. WARREN's.
Rev. s. G. FraDZ''n pre- .ched to large
congregations iu Mankato on last sun
day.
The work Of plastering the new
school building will b. completed this
week.
Call ut H. E. Torrance's and see
those large hand painted pictures,
price 81 80 and $1.OO.
The Adrian Ban d was present at the
Fair on Wednesday and discoursed ex-
cellent music. Wa appreciate their
visit and the good service rendered.
A. p. Miller and family are In Wor.
thineton to see the Fair and visit their
Mobiles county friends.
The venerable Mr.. McManus is still
very feeble, but has a fair prospect of
recovering his usual health.
We are glad to be able to announce
that Mrs. j. A. Town ia rapidly recov-
e.ing from her recent illness.
Take your cash and 90 to Wyckoff's.
Nv will sell you anything III his store.
for the next thirty days, as near to
cos, as possil 10 for cash. 8-tf
Mr.. T.. W. Dow and family have
moved into Warrington. MI. D. is
T. brother Of Hon. G. W. W. Dow, our
Probate Judge,
Mr.: F F.: Hamilton, Theological
atnftent Of the Seabury 5, minary, is
!: visiting Rev. C. ). Ware. in this place
The Display Of vegetables, fruits nd
o. grains Was tine. Better corn, finer Va
rie, irs "f potatoes, or larger squashes,
beta aud pumpkins we never SAW,
The .Worthington Band shows in
crrasing proficiency under the drill of
its lsad +, Mr.. Savill. It made good
music in aid Of the elocutionary enter
tainnent on Tuesday evening. 1t
renders liberal aid on public occasions
John NJ. Braddook. formerly resi-.
dent Of Worthington. brother-in law
1T J. p. Moulton, is in the city, stop.
ping ut the Lake View House. Mr. B.
in IN the book publishing business in
Chicago.
Fred Wyre of Sioux City. who was
employed by the Omaha Railway Com
pany ~ engine hostler here met with a
slight accident last Saturday. While
IL tho act If jumping off train his
ahoe caught on tie and threw him on
the ground, bruisinQ his hip considera
lily. He went to Sioux City the same
day..
Tha ON steel gang has begun te
lay steel about one and a half miles
west at Worthington, where they left
OF last year. They replace the old s.
pound steel with IS pound steel.
The Athletes of Adrian, under tn
leadership Of Prof. Schaefer, more thar
fulfilled public expectations ut the fail
yesterday. The Young mrn comn"sins
the school are 6ne looking fellows ant
perform their manual exercises will
grace o we'll rs d. .xterity. Prrf"sso
Scl,arf..r IL very successful in training
his Glasses. and our Fair ow, much t,
nd efficiency.
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ORDER TO EXAMINE ACCOUNTS.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, !

STATE OF MINNESOTA, ~
COUNTY OF NOBLEs SIS
In Probate Court, Special Term, September
10th, 1859,
=, In the matter of the estate of Carl J.. Paulson
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of Swan A.
PaulsOn administrator of the estate of Carl j.
pau,son, deceased, representing among other
things. that he has fully administered s;lit es.
tate, and praying that a time aud place be fixed
for examining and allowing bis account of his
administrator, and for the assignment of the
residue of said estate to heirs: 1t is ordered
that said account be examined, and petition
heard, by the Judge OF this Court, on Monday,
the Thirtieth day Of September, A. D., 1889 nj
lo'clock p. m. at Probate Office at Wortrfne-
ton Mtn9 H.; IN said county And 1t is further
sons interested by publishing copy Of this or
der Tor three successive weeks prior to said day
OF hearing, In the WOrthingtOn ADVANCE. \
weekly newspaper. printed and published at
WOrth1Dgt0n, MIMI. IN said county.
Dated At Worthington, MINI. tie Tenth dav
OF September. 1889. '
BY the Court.
c. w. w. DOW,
la1Ah.t Judge of Probate.
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Five years ago / had a constant
cough, night sweats, was greatly re
duced III flesh, and had been given ~
by my physicians. I began 10 take
Ayers Cherry Pectora|, and after us
ing two bottles Of this medicine. was
completely cnred. '-Apga A. Lewis,
Ricard, N. Y ..
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THE COUNTY FAIR.

Despite rain on the opening day, and
bleak. cold wind prevailing on TIE
second day. the entries are numerous,
and the display Of farm products he.
yond the exhibits Of former years.
The.Fair occurs too near our publica-
ton day to admit of any news or ex-
tended remark by way of detail.
Next week we shall he able to- give the
news in full.
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The Iowa Democrats have placed in
nomination the following State ticket:
Governor-I1orace Boies, Of Black
hawk.
Lieutenant Governors. Z. Bestow,
of Lucas.
Supreme Judge-W. F. Brannan, of
Muscatine.
observation-disclosures Irish, of
Dubuque.
Rairway Commissioner-David Nor
gan, of Poweshiek.
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The september report of the Agricul-
tural Bureau al Washington says that
the average condition of both sprirg
and winter wheat when harvested has
been fraction about IS for period of
10 years; This year it will be about
the same, fraction over ~ bushels by
theacre. Thrashers' returns may vary
these figures a little. Frosted seed aud
drought seriously affected termination
In certain districts in Dakota; high
winds injured early sowing, and weeds
checked the growth Of the plants. In
the condition of spring wheat Mime
sofa leads the principal districts as
follows: Wisconsin, SO; Minnesota, SO;
Iowa, 90; Nebraska, 8s; Dakota, 63.
Tha local rates of yield in Dakota are
extremely variable, ranging from to
20 bushels per acre, with the terri
tories and parts of state which produce
s'riug wheat. The general condition
is 1873. The state agent says that the
average growth of wheat in Minueso-
ia during the half Of July and the first
part of August was phenomenal, if not
unparalleled. In every part of the state
Improvement was noticeable, and in
many places it was so marked as to
seem almost magical The crop was
secured IN excellent condition. The
weather during the cutting and stack.
ing of the grain was excellent. Wheat,
oats, rye and barley were never stacked
under more favorable conditions.
Some fields in Carver county will
thrash 80 bushels to the acre, No. ] in
quality. Watonwan county gives the
largest yield known. and in some Sec
tions of Stearns the yield is from 20 to
81 bsuhels per acre. while the average
in the state for spring wheat is SO,
that Of Scott county will be 100 or
more, and the quality is remarkably
good.
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TEACHERS, EXAMINATION

A public examination of Teachers
will he held at the School House in
Northington, on Saturday Oct. 5tb,
commencing at 8 o'clock, A. NJ,
A.. CAMPBELL,
County Superintendent.
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tho efupuv0 Q0%
eases peculiar To-
children nothing
else d 20 effective
as this medicine.
while it, agreea-,
BILE flavor. makea
it easy to admin
fster.
Ny little boy
had large scrofu-
lous ulcers on his
neck and throat
from which he
suffered terribly.
Twn nhvaic3ana
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Worthtngton, MIMI, Sept. 25th 1859.
Ladies: Cal, ut my room in Mrs.
Davis's New Building, for all kinds Of
ladies' and Childrcn's Wear.
~. film. Mrs. g. Births
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II you would enty coed health al
ways leave the table before your appe-
lite il fully sstis6' d. and he sure your
wife has L1aHT RUNNING New
HOME Sewing Machine aud you v i'll be
wise
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Great Bargains in Lands!

The Minnesota Loan e Investment Co..
Owns and number thousand scattered
all Mobiles county and the counties adjoining No
WI g S11D o. g1z9 O. = 9AR3 Y0U WAH7.
From 40 up acres IMPROVED or UN1MPROVED
they can accommodate you. If you want
and annual payments principal they will be satisfied
steadily advancing in value and now the time to buy before
ces go higher.
Can trade you village property ad you
Town Lot, Call at Bank Of Worthington >~<~~ -
J.P M0ULT0N, Agent
Worthington Mobiles county, Minnesota.
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he Safest

4 ND most powerful alternative q
~ Ayers sarsaparilla. Young and
old are alike benefited by its use. For
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND :.rFlyE AT MARSHALL. MIMI, I
August 30, 1889.
Notice is hereby giyen that the following
Intention to make final proof in supp TT
of her claim. and that said proof will he made
before the Clerk of the District Court OF Jack
son County, MIMI, ss Jackson, Minnesota. Oh
Thursday, October 81. 1889.
viz: Sally NJ. Smith Homestead Entry No.
1887, for the sw sec. SC, sp lO2. H. +. 50 W. 9TH
p. NJ.
She names the following witnesses to- prove
her cont inuO,lS residence upOn and cultivation
OF, said land, viz: George Morgan. Soren lver
sen. John lversen, Andrew RasmusS Ell, all Of
WOrthlEgtON, Mimi.
3-GW GEORGE w. WARNER
Register.
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,>HORSES FOR SALE,
J. d. Humiston has Eve horses for
sale, lin
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WILL SELL CHEAP For CASH Only
Nv" fine top hughes | canopy spir-
Al spring buggy cutter 2 sets of
light double harness l large Stewart
coal burner and l Garland base burner.
All these articles are almost new and
are in good condition.
WALTER AAGAARn. s
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BVCKLEN'S. ARNICA

BVCKLEN' AKNICA sALvE,
The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rheum. feve
sores, letter. chapped hands ,childblain
corns, and all skin ernptions, and posi-
lively cures piles or no pay required
1t is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction. or no money refunded. Price
icents per bottle. For sale bye. w.
m 5th
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BOOKS! BOOKS!
$4,000 VOLUMES

OF Standard and Miscellaneous
Books, Direct from the Publishers,
which will not be sold, but almost
actually given away!
A LIBRARY
Placed within relch Of Ever ybody!
Come at once! Do not miss it
PU BLISHER'S SALE!
This great Sale will last but one
week, at McManus & Bly's Store
Worthington, MINI.
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When you ask for badger Soap see that you
get It. ~> y. II
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rerms Two Dollars pc. year. rf-psid In sd-
Hr"m,,t attention. Communications intended
Or pukiic ,tion mnst be accompanied by thereal
name ant address Of the writer as guaranty Of
.0od lAlth-not necessarily for publications.
ADVERTISING RATES.
One inoh three weeks. e. 20. three months, 80
NJ Inches 600 leo
a..ci,l rates given or larger advertisements.
Hea,snc notices, first week 10 cents a line :;
nN,euueTt In " rtiOna < cents a line each week.
rraislcnt advertisements paid in advance:
feArlv Advertisements to ne pa1a quarter,v.
. Gdavis 10 given.
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FARM FOR SALE.-Near WorthiDg-
ton. cheap, easy terms, on long tine,
low rate Of interest. Inquire 1T AD-
VANCE office, or write to E. I. FITCH.
Austin, MINI. 49-3,n.
The New HONE Sewing Machine
can now he found in all parts of the
world. is reputation for always be-
ing in order and ready for any kind Of
work. either plain or fancy. has gained
for it a rank among sewing machines,
which others Iess meritOri"us have
long. coveted. We refer you to the
thousands that are VOW using the
NEW HOME. Don't take our word or
an interested agents; ask these that
have one and you will find they ase
satisfied, they have the best, tl...n try
one and investigate for Yourself. and
it you 4" ,l..t tiud the New HONE the
rst don't buy it,
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BARBER WANTED

BARBER WANTED.
A iirst class barber wanted at once.
Inquire of s. IIildreth, Worthineton,
MIMI
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attended him, but he grew continually
worse under their care, and everybody
expected he would die. had heard Of
the remarkable cures effected by Ayers
Sarsaparilla, and decided to have my
boy try IL Shortly after be began TO-
take thia medicine, the ulcers COM
menced healing, and, after using several
bottles. be was entirely cured. He 70
now as healthy and strong rs any boy
Of his age."- William r. Dopgherty.
Hampton, Va.
lin May last, my youngest child,
fourteen months old, began to have s0rea
gather on its head and body. We ap.
Piled various simple remedies without
avail. The sores Increased in number
and discharged copiously, A physician
was called, but the sores continued to
multiply until in . few months they
nearly covered the clild's head and body.
At last We began the use Of Ayers 6lr.
saparilla. in q few days q marked
change for the better was manifest. Tho
sores assumed q more healthy condition,
the discharges were gradually dimin<
ished, and finally ceased. altogethert
The child is livelier, its skin Is 1resher,
and its appetite better than we have oh,
served for months. "-Frank N. Griffin,
Long Point, Texas.
"The formula of Ayers Sarsaparilla
presents, for chronic diseases of almost
every kind, the best remedy known to
the medical wOrld."-D. NJ. Wilson.
NJ. D., Wigs, Arkansas.
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WALTER AAGAARn.

Goods delivered to everv rart of to
city. II f. Tor,pAyc... y -
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SIOUX FALLS LINE.
GOING EAST-PA5SENGER NO. ~.
Leaves Sioux Falls at S::6 III
Arrives ut WOrI h:ngtOn at H:N Ill,
Go,NG wEsr-pAsssNaKR no. 10.
Leaves WorthingtOn ut 4:m m
Arrive It Sioux Falls 600 p. iii.
GOING EAsr-PASsENGER NO. ~.
Arrive At Worthington lex. Monday 1880 a. m
L.,vs Sioux Falls lex Sunday 900 y. IN
Go,~G wESr-PAssENGER NO 81.
Arelr. At Sioux Falls lex. Monday $40 a. m.
Lave WOrthingtOn 3:CO a. H.
ACCOMMODATIONS.
West-'.eave Wurtninxton oor. ri.
ka.t-Arrivea ut WOrthnYtOn 20 p IN.
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ROOM FOR RENT,
In the ADVANCE Block, suitable for
an Office. Apply to 3. F. johnson.
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1nRIVAL AND DEpARTURE or TRAINS.

saoUx CITY at. PAIL TIME CARD.
no. PASSENGER.
CHING West
ksave At. raul At I:lo III.
ISsve WOrthington At z::e III.
lo1vo at Sioux city At o:4o i'll.
GOING WRIST NO. 3 PASSENGER.
Leave vt Vt. Paulat $50 m.
ARRIVE Mt WOrthingtcn at $500 III.
Arrive ut Sioux City at 1870 p III.
GOING EASr-NO. 2 PASSENGER.
Lave Sioux City ut 1O:3o m.
Leave WOrihinytOn 1T 2:s4 III.
Arrive at st. Paul at 9:OO III.
GOING latino. PASSENGER.
Leave Sioux City ut s:o5 m.
Arrive at WOrthingtOn at 1l:A III.
Arrive at st. Paul at 1:O5 IN.
ACCOMMODATION.
Going Fast
I.elv>.s WOrthinRton at l:4o III.
C3oiHE West
Leaves dOrIhington at o:O j"