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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-05

Cash quotations vcrc ~ follows
liuuf-~irudy aud uLthan ed
No. . spring wheat. 1u.tit' - Nc. 3tpfing wheat,
nominal No. nd, 56isC.
30. corn, 4lac
Nc. oats ~ g.
No 2uc, ne
80. barley, nominal.
No na,tccd ti.'N
Prime timothy sgd. sl2,9i1
Me- pork, ~ bh, til.5,ailso.
tarl pcf To- lts saai' gHtHA.
shufirlb sidcs. loosc, si1u,ttsn.
nry uiicl shoulders, buNCi. Al2'e0hG.
short rlcar side, bnxcd y ,uffNt3tt
Iccrpls-fiour tGuln bds whUaL iaoO bl:
corn, siluUn bu oats ss9,oiJ bu' re. GlJ1 b.; bar
shipments Flour 500 btlr wheat igs.oOo bu.
curn. biduu bu. cats, @oup bm ~, LOU bu, bar
Icy, toyp bu.
~ Louis Mo. -uuc t.-Ilour- Quiet but hm
Mhrntauull and huuf news was about NJ q stand
81 toiay The ttrcugth aud advance In cash cy.
cited some oii,ui, MON especially in June, which
fpld O. b. higher nl 'p,,c, though oncrci ai The
els H. bid NuEust iif.C september ~ r. askcl
tufu- HIGHER Nn 1miNcd. tish. Iiaflti ~ June
llo.cd ~ 81 .,c july ila August 5i'tc scpicm'
Oais ..lealy. 10 :, cash. liss,s.c bd. June
| 81 r bid. July 2Hae
llyc-No . co. bid.
Hay lnchangci nothing doing. prairie, So2li
sCn Timothy, tlO.pstiau1
iimn-pul'. UtElc
Flax tcrdHfltA
lead lurulit common. slGy soh Missouri.
sa5u rhntd, $40 chemical hard, e. 80 bld.
iiutict-null aud unchanged. creamery, i5siCc.
| daifi. is.itc
igus -riCndy lie.
(. tornmUalHArtNr g0ia1 al
Provisions -llm. but buslucfs vcrJ light
Receipts Flour 1000 brls whcat. h,W1 hu,
corn. iadOJO bui oats pUgO bu. yo, none. barley.
shipments Flour. ioooo bfls wheat Loo bu:
corn, lhuul bu. oats, 5a0l0 bW ne, 100 bu. bar.
| Icy, .OOl bu,
KANSAS CITY, No. juno t.-Whcat- Weaker.
/ No. . MI, rnsh. no asked. july aud August
Corn Lower No. 2cash. ~ ssr'.c No sNhilc
| cash. 1850 ia
Uais-No cash. 1870. August igi .c asked.
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nrendstmn..

FLouR.-From store, family, s375; choice, sLl0
strndy.
COiNMEAL-Pcarl. sl75@3OG roller, $40
steady.
beans AND PEAs-Nayy beans, sl.s59AOo me.
dium, sL7jCtl0O
OATMgAfs-ln hal! brls $3.50 from store.
CRACK ERS-Sodn, cXtm, o., treble extra, ca
Gltc gingCrtn snaps, ", assorted Jumbles, He
~ ". cpnm crckors, 7igmSlG
CRACKED WnEAI-ln half brls, $3.50 from
store
H0MINY AND GRlTs-From store, 1926.
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DROiOsAts FOR COOKED RATioNs-RE
Il cruiuug Rendezvous. SO irout Street Mem.
phis Tcnn, May a. issi-Scnlcl proposals Ia tflpli'
cate With a copy oi this advertisement at ichcd.
will De- rcrclNcl until ~ o'clock hm June % is,1.
cor furnishing cooked ritions Ia frcfuiting party
aud recruits To this city. for The period coinmcnc.
liza July I. issa aud ending June Ia. isol. tTo.
pus1ls fuf complete nations 10 De- furnished NJ
pinuHs Objectionable Tor nntults will not b. con,
sdcud luicvncc vii BE- given IN articles II do.
81 catlc Production OF mhuuiif turn. conditions nl
quality aud price (lncludlng In the pdcr ui foreign
productions OF manufactures the duty thvrcnnl hc
Ing cqunl The government rvscuu the fl9ht Ia
furnished on application ~ this Office Envelopes
containing proposals should b. mntsCl' rrOpoanls
Tor cooked llatlunA aud nddrcsIud 90 Geo. A. Cor
Ina OlilcCf.
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DOMESTIC EXCnAN0E.

DOMESTIC EACHANtE
Buyirg--New York and Eastern points,
demand, part Eastern points, sight 40 dis
count Cincinnati, ST. Louis, Louisville and
Chicago, par. New Orleans x discount
selling-Ncw York and Eastern points,
81. premium; Cincinnati, 81. Louis, Louis.
willie and Chicago, lilo premiumi New Or
leans, par.
The local cotton market remains quiet
sales today, 100 bales, all to spinncrs At
New Orleans spots closed steady and futures
dull, and advanced TO points. Liverpool
closed quiet aud steady, at an advance Of
lied on high grades. Futures went mp |
point and closed steady. At Manchester
cloths are in fair demands yarns steady; lit
tie doing The New York spot market I'D
yanccd lice, closing steady, and futures
were very dull, June going up points, and
other months 3ponts.
Hubbard Price & Co. say; Liverpool
continues 10 be influenced by the demand for
actual cotton Of the better grades, which
have been widoncd from the undesirable
ones in that market i-i6 of a penny on yes
terday's quotations. This action represents
the same influences at the better grades
above these which may be rendered on Coz
tract, but as the Liverpool contract Is lin
tied to nothing below low middling the
difference between spots and futures Is moi
10 great, although windening daily, as II II
here, where cotton Of lower gradcis tondoa
bic, and Of which the larger portion Of on
contract deliveries consist. No demand cx
lists at the moment for this undesirable cot
ton, and It's weight Is severely interfering
with the quotations Of our market We 70
port very quiet session, closing duh, viii
an advance established for the day Of
points. Exporters have been free buyers OF
tho fntarnnsftinnau
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In 1913 contracted bloodpoison, which
soon developed into is .seycrcst secondary
form. with blotchCs and ugly sores all over
my body, which totally disabled me for
more than year. The doctors treated
me all the time without benefit. The dis
ease steadily growing worse aud worse,
was unable to work for moro than year;
finally was persuaded to take Swilt's
Specific. After taking seven bottles WIS
sound and well, and have not felt u symp-
tom Of the disease since. This was sixteen
years ago. JoE NAUOnS.
Forsyth, Ga, January 20. 1850.
| have taken Swiit's Specific for second.
AIRY blood poison, and derived great bcnc-
IT.. II acts much better than potash. or
any other remedy that have ever used.
Ii. L. WfNoFiElD. NJ. d.,
Richmond, Va
Treatise on blood aud skin diseases
mailed free. TuE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
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Attachment Notice.

No iN--rcforc ]. H. Blackwell Justice 81 the
pcnce Ia aud Tor the County oi shelby and slate
OF lem 30 -Richani Malone ~ john Gutnno
IN the above cause an attachment having been
sued ont under SECTION Atp3 oi the cole ni Ten.
nossee. aud rcluincd levied upon the property II
dc 'cndaut aud afidaylt having been made that
the defendant IL indebted " The plaintiff In the
sum oi forty seven dollars nhi hity cCuis CildiU,
that the defendant l. a nonfcsdcnt Of the state Of
Tcnursscu.
n L. therefore ordered thni MD defendant make
his personal appearance hsiuu me on the g7th day
II June iss1, III 10 o'clock an. ni my Office No
inl Main ttreci Memphis. Team. and defend aid
attachment tult within the TINE pfcsCrhcd by law,
~ thc sane VIII DC llN,,Nt.l.e WIN 'ApaIir anu
that a copy Of this order 10 published once week
Tor four weeks IN the Memphis Daily Appeal
gaSilip J. b BLACKWELL, JP.
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CATTIE-Choicc a. cxtm. 7lan -. good. NJ
f' A.. trnawugs 90 ucdium. tiatf' III chuiur feed.
81, wl o. AMI up HtoilC icelcr, 80 % p0 To-,
~ ...H ~
huGs-Cholcc oomicd p.aic good. rSeT.c.
common. IN..flr
-liEli'-tholoc, i'sc. medium. % stic common,
U.w.tt 10.
iANlis- Choice &C. common to good per head,
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Live Ninch.

CHICAGO. M, June - IN Drbr w. yai m 70.
ports Cattle. hcucipr. 200. shipments 400.
Market ttruhFbfiluc lower hcuyCs ~ luf,t iNsccn.
tAVOthM toNAcn aud ic,dcu, ~ to91S0 cows,
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Sanitary plumbing.

Nnutthfy Aiuhpiuks
The cnicrprising frmoi Lat,ing & Bailey
arr rapidly building reputation for doing
good work. They have already completed
some Of the most thorough aud well vcn,i.
lated jobs Of plumbing ever done in Mem.
phis. Their idea is TO use the best mate
rails and workmanship, which results in
comfort aud satisfaction to their patrons
They make a specially Of remodcling old
plumbing work.
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Spots opened FRA and closed scaiv mIiiiinr
n Sic sales. p1i bales Quotations u,fa ar fDi
lovr Ordinary. s5ioss rooi Ordinary, p i1lC.. low
middlinr 100 middilnr, ~ aicC good mid.
dlinr. u ii.i6c middiinE iair. re- iair &c.
futurcs orcncd quiet and nrn and Closod very
duil.at follows June i00i4ioC1 July, i0018iO5O
August. i05aaio7t September, ioisaioi9 oCi0.
Der p.gs99s November. a5@aS pcccmhCf. os1
o0pl January. pNa9g5; February, iooi@i0W.
March. i0i28i0i2 April. i0i9Slo2i May, ioGg
i00 sslcs. q. 10 bales.
Nrw ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed steady
middllnr 1910 kaies 400 bales. Quotations an
a. folloHr Ordinary, ~ good ordnafY, &c lov
middiins. i0,.c miidlius, ig,.c good middling
iitc
Tuiurcs opened steady aud closed dnii a. ioi
lows Jont, i0ojsi0.cs. July. ioossio ". August
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COTTON MARKET.

Tho local cotton market oTencd quiet ana closed
quiet miidllnr ioii.idc Sales. 10 bales. or .---
70 CSpoiicr and al 10 ipinncr.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
Ordinary soldc god ordinary. Ice. low mid
dilng. ioaioc mdlliug i0iiluC good middliur.
~ sioc middllus Iair, nominal. ialt, nominal.
dusty, 'ssii'tc louct
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sinetiip.T on nni. siGGtltts III les iban cai
iuad. tisWltf'n
COTTON tEEp-lAilroai. siioG river. siOoO per
ton
Oii.-rrmc crude. yaWc On crude o4rr
pfiinr summer yellow, Nlsttc OF summer yellow,
ingttiC. rhuinc C1ukiuH summer yellow, tUai1r.
Uflmu summer white. Alatdr
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~ REMOVED ny TuE USE oY COCAINE.
And Il stimulates and promotes tho growth
Of the hair.
Bunetts Flayorlng extracts arc tho
l.af
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BErcuANs Pills act like magic on a weak
stomach.
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Bw., 100, nc.
wILMINGToN,N.C., June A-Turpentine-Firm
n A galZo
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HANK cLEARINGs.

CHICAGO. H., June 4.-Clcarlngs. sll ,9QS,O00
NEW ORLEANS. La, June L--Clcarings. sl,ial,.
co.,
NEW YORK. June L--Clclrngs, siji,oGl $40 bal.
unCUs, a, 1uitSi.
BALTIMORE Nd, June L.--ClcariugS sl.GsG,29l;
balances. s1lItA
81. LOUIS, Mo-, juno a-Clcarlngs s3COo,Gil.
balances. sSii,0l2
BOSTON. Mass. juno i.-Clearings, siA3j2,j1t
balances. sA0Gplt
PHILADELPHIA. "a, June L-tlcarlngs, 49,.
-, 1I,s balances si.11p.ulA
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rxcuAN0r QrorAIioXa
DAiLY corToN STATEMENT.

impoHs-c, o&sw, Q. 7 N, Q. steamer, 2 vag
ons. "a Total. % baiga
huofis-Nouc.
pAity rogt AID INTERIOR NovENrNr.
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RI.OnO Hcmnr.l.

One thousand dollars will be paid TO any
chemist who will find on analysis OF 5. ;.
;. (Swlts spccllicl, one particle of mer-
curry, iodidc OF potash, or any poisonous
substance.
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ArrrM nrr1rr

TUESDAY EvENiSG, June 4, 1889.
Money is in large supply and fair demand
Rates I TO 8 per cent
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June wool-ln good demand
md StoahY. n
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 2 TO Q PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE $3.50 PREM. SELLING.

Cotton Quiet-Middling Cotton 10 il-lec
Sales Today, 100 Bales-The Gen
eral Market is Steady--Meats Are
Quiet.
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nAGGtNO- aaiui,c.
1itNHN. 50
siOr-nrop. stii. buck. sil1
ItAn-.iit |itr.
TAtiON.lf.c
SNUFF Ohfu'ifa si1st naiph's ti0eE Rail.
fu1d. q % Gail a ANa slun
luNpfil-Kcss SAuc half kega s25S quarter
trga tLfh
coat Oli.-rrlmc white. wholesale lots &C
Ter gallon.
T0nACUo-Common s5sllc other grades. Goa
Nn
WTsNANagr
NAti.-=lrln. eco. steel. slin
NOnifaN urW rnrHaf Wunl, unWashcl i1lt1ic.
clear rfoase wool, 2ues2lc. bury, wushcd, .Ov,lpC
tub washed. lfaIr
HinEl-p y hint 40 !. ~ No Q q. dry mlicl
ta5C rfCUn saltUd No 4, ~. 80. . De- rrrcn
tsir dgyfsAins &f1C thccpskins, tiyHsiul
nominal
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Naspberrics.
We are now receiving daily fresh red
raspbcrrics. LYr.E& SHIELDS.
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Ilnm.rhnId nnnnIirs.

APpiEs-sL uNett 10 per brl. piiel apples. $40
PCT 10 from st0tu. Dried peaches q " irom STORE
tNtiT-rtrldy, Changes Messinn, tiln.siil
Vct box. tHlliuinlh sinl prr box Lemons, siinst
iUl PCT box bananas si.iNm2i1 per bunch.
DATES, 1aHc. Figs l'tllc per pound
NtNiiANllh-Ontnns. tlW per hrl. sacks,
tiuu cabbage, New orleans, cmtc, sl7s1s1O0 gar
llc. ln1 per iu1.
NUS Co,oinuts sii0stn per Ion Peanuts
Niwinia. satsc. Tennessee. farmers stock, tans.
roasted, iai'sr higher shcllcd r'd hc. white, 81
hpnnish. loo lccuns, Texas. old. 7a,i2c Arkansas
a0ftr Italian chvsinuts iusfl2c
huTrENa huttcunc. iiatisc. creamery, isQ2nc
/ dairy. ~ vlfilg. country. luatiie.
| rOfAtOts.iifh new, tli0a27l pof btl
/ SWEET siOlHi1 m tsr hfl.
CIDER Ozark, $50 yer bal, aud $50 pcr hal
| Lnf
| NtNFGAR-r ct gal. igai7c
| EGUs-sicidy Boxes. H. casCa itc.
| rutLTRN-Chickcus young. sttneta2s mixed
slg hens sl7s912s geese, atosaOo ducks
/ tiO0
| fIlI,sII TisiI-nnnhlo iaac per ~ cat o. ~
H. tame, perch, trout etc sqtinc pcr ~.
RAislNs-London laycs, Au1 California, e.
| psf box.
| PICKLES al 70. half bfls sloO
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miscellaneous
wiitsKY-stmght Kentucky nnurhon. S.'0s
/ Gug Robertson und Lincoln Counties nrn NJ " ~
| OAu. ilsCm ryct siUn.fNn, ncounilnH 90 nrc aud
make. common whisky, NNfisi ~ accounting a.
| pfuuf nothing under ~ per u nc quoicn.
| OiN-siuotl.il tor domestic. tle,siliQ i0f I'm.
| ported.
GRAss sEEns-Rcd clover. q Is hu. herbs og
&c boz orrharl russ q .ii hu timothy, eL1tfi1uO
| hu German mlllct Maitc bui Hungarian, 5iaNc
| bu.
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United States coupons. a.. tp07. ............ 10
United states registered o.. tlll ........... ~
United rtaics coupons q s......... ......... 10,
United States registered n = ............... iU1
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-01-24

One of the largest millers in the
United States, e. A. Pillsbury, 10
credited with asserting that millers do
not dampen their wheat before grind
ing it. This is correct Of some millers
but not of all, and the reason is not at
trtbutable to diaeEences in millers, but
differences in wheat. Most Of the Cal
ifornia wheat ground In this Stste is
moistened, because it Is necessary to
do so. On the other hand, Oregon
wheat will not stand dampening' as it
contains enough water without this
treatment.
On this account local millers prefer
California wheat, a. they can add the
necessary water for nothing, which
they have to pay for in tho Oregon
article. When shipped abroad or stored
for months at tidewater, there is less
difference, a. wheat which is not moist
will become 80 in q damp atmosphere.
California wheat when afioat gains Ito
3 per cent. from absorption OF moisture.
a certain PERCENTAGE of water in wheat
is essential to render it fit for grinding,
and the moisture has to be either
found in the grain or applied artiiici-
ally thereto,
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Although it is winter, when usually
there are few transactions in real es-
tate, yet there is quite stir this week
both in the way of inquiry and actual
sales. Among the transactions are
the following:
Major Thurber has sold his farm
near town, l65 acres. to w. E. Stoute-
meyer, 5000.
This Minnesota Loan and Invest
ment Company has sold the west half
of 8. w. quarter l9-102-36 to l.. G.
Morrel for $500.
Robert G. Larson has bought Lot 2,
Block 4 of Clary Addition.
Gust. Gustxfson has bought Lot 8,
Block 4 of Clary Addition.
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COUNTY NEWS.


& 80 R0olll60R4.
wheeler Doud started for Shemeld. Alabama
Tuesday 6ffl wsl Mn there meet hia father
who's he ms not seen for twenty-five Gears
Nay no ind the old gentleman wen and hearty
b our earnest Wish. There hn's many Of % old
fellows that's got father TO 60 and ses. 10
long life TO the good old man saysI.
Nj. VIM. Thorn returned on Tuesday from
visit to Owatonna. his old homo. where ho found
his father In Ro0d health and al the good friends
a. well. i -.
WIN. Ken has returned from tho East where
he has had tho pleasure Of visit with his
mother. So winter has Its pleasures when the
dear old folks, who live away from us, can be
seen and when years arc fast passing away
there will not be many opportunities left.
Brick Ken left Owatonna for this place with
stock aud team. driving b. turnpike.
4 crowd greeted tho wranglers 1t tho Lyceum
on Saturday night. Nature and art were ably
discussed by negative and Affirmative. Decision
in favor OF the Affirmative.
George Dewoll aud brother arc OH for Albert
Lea.
The weekly "Bumble Bee," edited and pub
lished by E. 8. Wempie and Elite Dond. In tho
last issue Of Saturday was full Of Wit and intel.
lectual gossip.
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PROBATE, NOTICE.

PROBATE NOTICE.
GTATE OF MINNESOTA. L ~ -
- COUNTY OF MOBILES. -.
-. In Probate Court - : 49,
In the matter Of the estate Of Charles Quinn
deceased 10 * '~ {4e~z~ -.
On reading and fling the petition of Mary
4. Quinn, Of Ashland, Pennsylvanla represent
among other things, that, Charles Quinn. late Of
Mobiles couny, Minnesota. on the Fifth day OF
October. A. u. 1888, atSt. Paul. Minnesota, died
interstate. and being an inhabitalit 0fthis Mobiles
county at the time OF his death leaving goods,
chattels, and estate within this county, and that
the said petitioner Is the widow Of said deceased
and praying that administration of said estate
be to c. n: Crandall,of Mobiles County, Mime
It Is ordered, that said petition DO heard be-
fore the Judge Of this court. on
Monday, the 18th day of February.
A. D. 1882 at O'Clock. p. M, at the probate Of
hce IN the court house Ut W0rthingtOn. In said
county. -, =
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given
20 tie heirs Of said deceased, and to 81 persons
for three successive weeks prior 20 mid day OF
hearing. In the Worthington Advance, q weekly
newspaper printed and published q N0rthinG
ton. Mimi. In said c0u1ty.
Dated st W0rthtngtep the 18th day OF Janua-
By the Court, CIV. W. Dow.
9. W. WILSON, Attorney Tor Petitioner:
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PROBATE NOTICE.

fhOBAlE NJ llCE.
GTATE OF MINNESOTA, q, .:-
- COUNTY OF MOBILES { o.
In the matter of the estate Of Jane NJ.
Thurber, deceased:
on reading and fling the petition of Benja-
min T. Thurber. of Mobiles County, representing
among other things, that Jane NJ. Thurber. late
OF Mobiles County. State OF Minnesota, on the
2Uth day Of May, 1883, died intcstate, aud being
an tnhabltant Of this County at the time of her
death. leaving goods, chattels and estate within
this County, and that the Petitioner Is the hus.
band OF said deceased, Ant praying that adj
ministration OF said estate to Benjamin +. Thur
her granted:
It Is ordered that said petition be heard be-
fore the Judge Of this Court. on
Tuesday, the 10th day of February, A.
D. 1889,
at one O'Clock P. NJ, at tho Probate ONCE,
WOrthingtOn, In said county.
Ordered further. that notice thereof be given
to the heirs Of said deceased aud all perscnsl;n-
terested, by publishing copy o! this order for
three successive weeks prior to said day VI
hearing. In the Worthington ADVANCE, weekly
newspaper printed and published at Worthing-
ton. In said County.
Dated st worthington. the I'D day Of January
A. u. 1889.
BY the Court,
(Seall w. w. DOW,
23-3w. Judge Of Probate.
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LAST CALL.

The undersigned takes this method of
thanking his former patrons for their
promptness in paying up. The res
ponses have been remarkable. But
there are still many accounts, mostly
small ones, unsettled. Will those still
delinquent please heed the request in
our circular to either call in person, or
send by mail, and pay the amounts due?
Farmers are now marketing their crops.
aud money is circulating freely. We
know. that nine out of every ten Of you
intend to pay this winter, and now is
the time. We shall soon leave and
place all accounts in the hands of An
officer for collection. A. r. MILLER.
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yUN1RlsAL or M .. y. 1oP1Y.
The funeral of'SAmnel i. Espeyl ~
held Thursday, IAN. II, s the CoDSTe-
gational Church. The ministsrs Of the
place aided 10 the sefvice Of which Rsv.
Edward savage, Of Window, had gen.
eral charge. Representatives Of tho
Masons, Odd Fellows, g. a. R., and
United Workmen wero present. Mr..
Savage spoke wise. comforting and
strengthening words. based on John IA,
!. Having known Mr.. Espey intimate
y for many years, no gave > fair and
just tribute to his life principles and
and work. and. while he recognized the
good In the various orders represented,
he showed with no uncertain sound
that no life 10 complete till it II in
daily allegiance to and fellowship with
the Christ Of God. Evidences Of such
Christian trust he believed Ar.
Espey gave. The following responsive
song was rendered By the choir. 1t ex-
presses the thought Of every contrite
heart, as it meets the net Of death and
eternity. l.
INVITATION.
Just 40 thou art without one trace
Of louc, or Joy. or inward grace
Or meetness Tor the heavenly place
), oyuilty sinner. come. yea come,
1 AocEPFAxcE,
Just - am without Que plea
But that thy blood was shed for me.
And that Thou bsdst me come to Thee
OLamb OF God. come. como.
2 INVITATION.
Just As thou art, poor. weak and blind
-. einstck in body, sou! and mind.
In Nc sight, strength, yea life to ma
Oneedy sinner come. yea come.
:.-. 2AoosP4Anos.- x
Just As am poor: wretehed. blind
Sight, riches, healing Of the mind : (,
| OLamb 81 God, I como, come.
INVITATION.
Just a. thou art; My love for thee
Has paid thy debt. Hence thou shalt be
Saved by my grace. SO now to Me
| Orans0msd sinner come, yea come.
! Acc8PrANc8.
Just - am. Thy love unknown
Ny Is aa SSa Y' so aHis e cSs'
| ~
ACTION OF FRATERNlTY LODGE. A.
The following resolutions wer'
passed by the Fraternity Lodge, A. F
and A. NJ, at q meeting held Jan. q
1889:
Whereas. it has pleased our Heavenl
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The citizens Of Heron Lake wero
strongly represented at the burial Of
our late townsmaD, 5. n. Espey, at
Window, as follows: J. ID. Wilson. T.
0. Beck, G. g. Cooley, T. A. Dieson,
John E.. w. H. and T. A. Jones. r. E.
Dickens J. F. Humiston, Mike Larson,
Frank and Cash Case, B. A. Swartout,
Joseph Kane, J. W. Benson. q. r. Nor.
Icy, ]. p. Prescott, Chas. Winner, T.
A. Alexander, John T. Smith.
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