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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-08-01
NOTICE CT MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE

SA1>h.
nsiault having occurred in the conditions Of
ny Nlurtha Oestern and Olof j. Oesterll her
husband; m,ortgagors, to +. A. Hyke. mortgagee,
Tecember, A. D. 1856, and was RECORDED on } ,h he
tn tay OF April, A. d., 1887, in the Office of the
Register .f Deeds OF Mobiles County. in the
state OF Minnesota, in Book 3D." of Mortgages,
No action has been instituted at law to re-
cover the amount secured by said mortgage.
IS fe Hac secp made by said
on thei. part to 10 kept and performed. Now.
thel e!ore, said mortgage hereby declares due
TSers sum fec %a by said m'tago
ally due ON said mortgage at the date of this
notice the sum of Five Hundred and Eighty.
Two Dollars (4J82).
sald mortgage are situated in the County Of
Mobiles, and State Of Minnesota. and arc as
follows. to-wit. The south half Of the south
No. One Hundred and Two (lo2) north of
range NO; Forty-one (4l). west of the nth prin-
The said mortgage contains full power of
sale III due form Of law. In case Of default OF
payment OF the said principal or interest III said
mortgage specified. or any part thereof wien
=. Said mortgage also contains a stipulation on
the part Of SAID mOrtgagors to pay The sim of
Evenly 3x ,Sy Dollars !t2 as and for attorney fees
whereas default has been made IN the pay
ment Of the principal sum and Interest duo ON
said mortgage, and said power OF sale has b.
come operative,
Now therefore, notice Is hereby given that by
reason Of said default and by virtue of the
power OF sale In said mortgage contained, and
pursuant to she statute in such cases made and
provided. the said above described nortgaRsd
premises will be sold at public auction at the
front door Of the Court House. IN the village of
Worthlngton. in the County Of Mobiles, and
State OF Minnesota. on
Friday, the 3Oth day of August, A. D.
1888,
At one O'clock P. NJ, to satisfy the amount due
on said mortgage. with 10 per cent interest
from July 9Th, 1889. together also, with Twenty
Dollars t$oo) stipulated by said mortgage as
attorney fees. and including also such costs as
are allowed by law.
F. A. HYKE, Mortgagee
Dated this 9Th day Of July, 1889.
ALBERT BARcK, Atty fOr Mortgage.
47.6w 1uverne, MINI.
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The State Fair Association has com.
pleted its arrangements for securing
the Texan cowboys presence during
the entire fair. with their wild steers
and ponies. The performance each day
of the fair will be most thrilling. Tie
lassoing of cattle, wild races of the
plains, all Of the tricks in tanning
unruly steers, and the ludicrous spec
taole of tying a steer down with his
own tail. The appearance of the
national state guard in a grand COM
petitive drill, will constitute one of the
most remarkable military exhibitions
ever given in the state. The purses
offered will be sufficient to put each
company on its mettle. and to the cav.
airy there will be given most skillful
and enthusiastic display. The Grand
Army Veterans are to be taken care of
also with the post of honor and a day
especially devoted to their entertain
ment and comfort. The farmers will
find an unequalled representation Of
live stock and every product of the soil
Of Minnesota. The association has is
sued its first annual estimate of the
crop yield. The averages obtained.
are, wheat. II to Is bushels per acre,
potatoes about 40, oats 81 to ~, corn
SO to Is. and barley Is to 80. The fair
and good crops promised will be the
two leading events Of the year. The
fair occurs September 9Th. 7th. 9th,
10th. 18th, 18th, 18th, aud l4th in.
elusive
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The American Spectator FOR july
contains the following from the pen Of
A. p. Miller-a handsome tribute in
honor of the vehicles of thought to
the handling. Of which his own life has
been industriously devoted:
THE ARMY Of TYPES.
Oh! a glorious fame Is the fame of the fray,
For the banner Of Stars and OF Stripes!
But the mightiest soldiers of all are they
Who march In the army OF types! -.
How they come ut the wave Of the captains hand
How they gather with rattle and click,
And leap to The ranks 1T the silent command,
On the forming ground of the stick.
And whether it storm or whether it shine, =
And ever by day and by night,
With 4 click. click. click, they fall Into line,
And march away to the light!
Each soldier moves on in his squad of q word,
TO the drum OF the aye In the van:
And armed with two edged Invisible sword.
That cuts through the spirit of man.
Where Ignorance sits on, her shsdowy throne.
Built round by the walls Of Old Night,
They crumbie and crush into powder TIL stones,
And let In the Legions Of Light!
Where Tyranny reigns with his foot and his yoke
On tho neck of the poor and the just,
They cease not to smite till the letters are broke
And the Tyrant Is laid in the dust.
O army of Freedom! and army Of Light!
y lost VI Mankind! battle on: fright
TIL the People shah rule In their G0d-giyen
And the long night OF error Is gone!
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NOTICE OF mortgages FORECLOSURE
w, whereas, default has been made in the ccndi-
livered by John f. Timmons and Mary r. Tm-
mons his wife, m0rtgago,s. to the Minnesota
Loan and Investment Company, mortsagee.
aated NE 10Th day Of January. AID, 1856. and
the County Of Mobiles in tho State Of Minnesota.
At: s O'clock am. "'i in look ap' l. 'sS Of
IS eaissi 9 eo Ease ue s o" Which n there
the date of this notice. tile amount of twent;.tw
and sixty one-hundredths (422Gu) dollars and
no actlon or proceeding has been instituted at
i sd or IN equity to recover the debt secured by
salq mortgage or any mart thereof
nov. therefore. Notice is hereby piven. that ny
virtue OF power OF sale contained in said mort.
gage: ana OF the statute in such case made and
ps1v1a atn saln MORTGAGE will be foreciosed ~
at.puDllc auction for cash. by the Sheriff of said
county. at the front door Ut the court house in
me village OF Worth!ngton. in the county OF
! Nonss ana state OF Minnesota, on Saturday the
in the forenoon, to satisfy the amount which
shall then be due on said mortgage with inter-
est tnereon and costs and expenses Of SALE and
twenty 1Ve dollars ATTORNEYS fees, as stipulated
IN said mortgage. IN case Of foreclosure
The premises described in said mortgage, and
so 10 ne sod, are the lots, pieces or parcels OF
lanG situated in the county Of Mobiles and State
twelve u2). 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 & INVESTMENT COMPANY,
~, w Mortsdgee.
:: Attorney Of MortgaRee.
Dated July 81. 1889.
Last La t'";' S seSt. J. j..
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NORTHAMPTON TOWNSHIP


Mr.. Oscar Whitney of Tacoma w. T.
is here visiting bis father and other
relatives.
Mrs. F. Kendall and Mrs. John
Green have returned to their homes IN
I.uverne, having male Mrs. G. c..
Whitney a pleasant visit.
Stscking is progressing rapidly.
VIM. McKillop says his wheat is the
best in quality and quantity that he
has raised in the last twelve years. 1t
is A no. I. ....
We congratulate the Dewald Union
Sunday school that they have their
new organ paid for. May they enjoy
the music therefrom for many years
to come.
Mr.. Hazards new house is up and
looks rs if he had come to stay.
Pete Larson has u new horse power
thresher and is now using it at the old
farm.
Mr.. Convey is doing an extensive hay.
ing business. lie has large force of
men and teams at work making hay
dressing 1t and hauling it to the juno
ton to be shipped. ..".
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A WOMAN's DISCOVERY.

"Another wonderful discovery has
bee" made and THAT too by a lady in
this county. Disease fastened it's
CLUTCHES upon her aud for seven years
She Withstand its severest tests. bnt
her vital organs Wtro undermined and
death Seemed Imminent For three
months She cOugi,ed necessarily aud
could not sleep. She bought of us a
bottle Of DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption and was SD much re-
lievpd on taking first dose that she
slept all night and with one bottle las
been miraculodsly cured. Her name is
Mrs. Luther L,,,z'' Thus writes W
9. Hamrick & Co. of Shelby, n. c.
Get free tflAi uotile at G.. ". Smiths
Drug Store. 2
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ANOTHER RUsHMoRE NIGHT.

The NJ. E. church of Rushmore is
to have another Moonlight Social on
the Hotel grounds on Friday evening
Aug. 9th. Every body is invited to at.
tend. The following is the program
me:
Music by Band.
Address Of Welcome.
Vocal Solo.
Defamation.
TAbleaux.
Music 10y Band.
Staff Drlll-Iadiee.
Pauline and Claude Meluotte.
Vocal Quartette.
Tableaux.
Music by Band.
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II WlNGTON.

The weather is prime for harvesting
and haying, but rather loo aIy for fax.
Harvest is nearly over now. Barley.
though thin on the ground. was well
headed. Wheat will yield quite well
and the berry will be plump aud heavy.
AZ . rule, though some fields are of.
Many Ut the Oat fields, especially the
late ones, are in bad condition on
account of rust. Prairie hay will be 4
light crop. and unless the upland i'm
proves materially, it will hustle those
with large stocks to provide for them.
Herman Hedding returned to his
home in Sioux City last week, and Fred
starts to-day. They enjoyed their
outing exceedingly. Fred thinks
Round Lake the grandest place to fish
in the west. In angling here the other
day, he caught ''Alinnie," and he
thinks it the prettiest one he ever saw.
and seems just as we'll pleased "a
though it had been II whale. =.
Rev. Mr.. Harrington. Of the N. E.
Church at eWorthington, was out last
Sabbath and organized a class with ten
members to begin with. There were
some others that would have Joined.
but were detained at home. J. "A.
Spafford WAS appointed leader. -
Missionary D. &. Holmes will meet
and talk with us next Sabbath, Aug.
4, Ut 10 am, and Rev. s. Is. Goetz will
preach at 2 O'Clock. It has been
arranged to spend the day in the grove
at Mr.. Barton g, where lunch will be
spread at IL or O'Clock. Those who
do not find it convenient to bring any
thing with them will dnd suficisncy
there.
Those two bright and interesting
little girls Of Postmaster l.. B. Burnett
aud wife, Oracle aud Jessie, are spend
ing couple OF weeks In the neighbor-
hood at present. the guests Of Mr..
Edwards family. Their bright and
intelligent faces were recognized at
our Sabbath School, where Jessie took
al active part. -
Charlie Lewis, one Of Worthington' s
promising young men, was canvassing
in these parts last week and taking
orders for some excellent state maps
and pictures. He Was having good
success and deserved it, for he is q
very exemplary and intelligent youth,
FARMER JOHN
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DEWALD.

Harvest Is going on In good shane
mowers are used about Us much as
harvesters on account of the shortness
OF the straw.
The dronth IS very trying on wells,
many have gone dry, most everybody
has to dig deeper. aud then they don't
always find a supply of water.
The social last Friday night at Mr..
Brckley's was a grand success, there
was money enough raised to finish
paying for the organ for the Sunday
school.
The school in district A will close
this week Friday, Miss Sundberg
proves to be \ good teacher, At the
annual school meeting it was voted to
have eight months school the ensuing
wear. i've winter and three summer.
We believe in education in this dis
trict, we'll, it is better to sustain
schools than saloons.
Mr.. TObey is building a nice. new
house. Mr.. Boldly is doing the work.
1t must be that George is getting tired
or keeping bachelors hall and is going
to take unto himself wife. I hope
that he will.
The Banner Sunday school is pros
Miss Annie Moore is visiting friends
Dakota.
Miss Richie Maxwell is visiting
friends in Seward township.
It is rumored that one of our citizens
had fight with bis hired man lately.
No bones broken. believe. Boys don't
fight. SEC. II.
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CHOLERA IN MICHIGAN

DR.. Ed. Larke. Of Roger CITY Mich
iean, Gays the epidemic nf last year in
Presque (sle County. in which sn MANY
persons lost their lives, was choleric
fysentery instead of cholera as at fiat
reported. He used Chambprlnin,s Collie
and Diarrhoea Remedy, aud saws
u succeeded. where all other remedies
failed. Not single case was nsed.
This Remedy is tho most reliable and
r'nst successful medicine known for
collie. cholera morbns. dysentery, diur-.
rhOca and bloody flnx. 25 ard So cents
bottles for sale BY g. W. Smith,
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Round LARR

The thrifty and efficient housekeeper
who has had the superintendent Of
the household affairs on the Roache
farm for the past year is soon to leave
for Chicago. She is q sociable and
clever lady. has commanded the respect
Of the community, and leaves with the
good will and best wishes of ali the
working people on the farm. Mrs.
Hawkins will be missed by the society
OF the neighborhood, both young and
old -
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RUSHjfORE r USTLINGS.

Father Bedford is improving, his
many friends here hope he will soon
be able to be around as of old.
Jno. B. Kaye still fingers with Us.
Mrs. Barron has been engaged to
each our school again.
Mr.. Schaefer has organized a Stick
Brigade. and will teach the young
ladies how to use broom sticks.
The NJ. E. choir has been reorganized
as fellows: Mr.. Chesebro, leader and
tenor; Mrs. Schaefer soprano; Mrs. 8.
s: Bedford alto; Mr.. Barber bass, and
Miss Hattie Hollis organist.
Posters are up announcing another
lawn party at our popular Hotel. The
Adrian Cornet Band will be in attend
aDce.
The girls say Mr.. Barber is not near
so nice since he came back. he has q
far away look as though he left his
heart behind.
Misses Kettle and Helen Petit leave
rs this week for Minneapolis. We
shall miss their pleasant faces.
''GUESsn
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THE VERDICT UNANIMOUS.

W. D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind,
testifies: II can recommend Electric
Bitters rs the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief in every
case. One man took SIX bottles, and
was cured of rheumatism Of ten years
standing.' Abraham Hare. druggist:
Bellville. Ohio, aftirms: 1.-The best soil
ing medicine have ever handled in my
20 years experience, is Electric Bitters.
Thousands of others have added their
testimony, so that the verdict is unan'.
nous that Electric Bitters do cure all
diseases of the Liver, Kidneys or
Blood. Only half dollar u bottle at
g. w. Smiths Drug Store. 2
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Only Temperance Bitters Known.

put up in liquid form ever discovered.
whisky. or refuse liquors, spiccd and sweetened
70 please a the taste: Ut purely vegetable prep
millions OF sufferers Throughout the civilized
world that Of all the medicines ever discovered
Vinegar Bitters only possesses perfect and won
derful curative effect, upon those troubled With
the following diseases. viz:
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Ca!arrh, Neuralgia,
..aundice, Gout Piles, Biliousness and ali other
di:eaSes arising from blocd impurities, and as
q Veri!:i!uge 1t is the best in he world. beng
death TO all worms that infest the human
system.
Ii i, always safe to take at any time, or under
any condttion OF ihe syst for old yo..s.,x
OIL! is slightly litter, and IT, the stronger in
cathartic effect; The newsryle is very pleasant
TO the taste and 4 perfect medicine for delicate
women or children. Zach Kind is distinctly
MAI kcd on top of cartoon.
Many families keep both kinds on hand, as
they form complete medicine chest.
chlidr r., and men cf ,'ien.ary habits. the New
Style Vinegar BitterS has no equal in the y Grid.
It IS Invaluable for curing the ills that bcset
which women at every period of life are subject
Ladies', Get bottle frcm your druggist
Style Vinegar fitters. AK him to send for It.
priceless remedy i'll the house,
VINEGAR BlTTERs,
The only Temperance RIttsrs
kOWn. 1t stimulates tho Brain and
qulets the Nerves, regulates the
bowels and renders perfect blood
circulation through the Ii u m a II veins.
which Is sure TO restore perfect
GEO. W. DAVIS, Of 1859 Earrone It,, New
Orleans. La. writes under date May Goth, 1898
as follows: II have been going to Hot Springs
Ark: for fifteen years for an itching huinor in
my blood ] have just used three bottles OF
Vinegar Bit!ers, and it has done me more good
than the springs; II is the best medicine made
JOSEPH j: EGAN. Of No. IS West St., New
Filters for the past twelve years. aud consider
It whole medicine chest sn our tamily.'
MRS. MATTE FURGUSON, OF Dryden, N. Y.
SAYS: "Vinegar Rittcrs is the best medicine
e:er tried {: 1t saved my life."
r.. +. BAILEY. Of Humboldt, Iowa. says:
'Vtncgar Bitters cured mo OF paralysis ten
years 9xe, and recently 1t cured mo Of rheuma-
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT MARSHALL, MIMI. ,

LAND OFFICE AT MARSHALL, MIMI, !
Jiiy IS, 1890. !
Notice is hereby given that the following
intention TO make final proof in support
OF his claim. and that said proof viii be- male
before the Clerk Of the District Court OF Mobiles
County. Minn.. at WOrthingtOn. on -.
Saturday, August 81, 1889.
viz: Iuci1:s G. Oliver presumption n. S., VI.
1912 for the Ell, swA, Sec 10 tp. 1c2 r. 40, W 5th
p. M.
He names the following witnessrs to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cn,tivation
EastOw. Nllliam r. Stoutenmyer, James O.
Edwards. all OF Worthington. MINI,
4S.6W GEORGE w. WARNER.
Register
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That dlstension OF the stomach
which many people feel after eating,
may be due to improper mastication Of
the food; bnt, in most cases, it indi-
Gates weakness of the digestive
organs. the best remedy for which iss
one of Ayers Pills, to be taken after
dinner.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-08-01

The vicissitudes Of climate are trying
to most constitutions, especially to
people having impure blood. For all
such, and they constitute the majority.
the best safeguard is Ayers Sarsapar-
illa' the use OF which cleanses the
blood and strengthens and invigorates
the system.
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HARVEST EXCURSIONS SOUTH.

HARVEST EXCURSIONS SOUTH.
Five excursions to Tennessee, Missis.
sippi and Louisiana, via the Illinois
Central Railroad. Dates August 6 and
20, September 10 and 81, October 8.
One fare for the round trip. For par
ticulars write the undersigned at
Manchester, Iowa.
J. F. MERRY,
Gen. West. Pass. Agt.
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ATTENTION FARMERS

If you want a mower put one Of ours
against any other make and keep the
best one. 1t will be the Mccormick.
DUQulNE, ILL, June 6, 1859.
5. W: Park, st. Louis, Sfo.: Started
NO. 4 Mower in very heavy clover, ran
llke charm every body present was
delighted and surprised to see it rnn
SO light and quiet. e. II. FINKE.
4 Call and. examine the Mccormick
Binder at 4O.tf
J. d. IIUMIsTON's.
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Gsrns Two Dollars Pc year. II paid in ad-
$50 50. >'.D a year. Al! orders will receive
ssrHsnnt NJ sentiOn. Communications intended
a. aahl'c~tlnn mnst be acccampanied by !hereal
s..s,a and address Of the writer as > guaranty OF
a@ai fsitll-not necessarily for publication.
ADVERTISING RATES.
sS,,s inc, three weeks, $2oo, three months, 80
IT, 30 inches weeks, 500, so
FtYa inches, " 600. " 100
S.,.cial rates given or! larger advertisements.
4 snsA,ng notices, first week 10 cents = line;
y, auuent lnse -tiaNs cents y line each week.
.traTsicn, advertisements paid in advance.
p, ,Tly advertisements to he paid quarterly.
- "a! Advertisements to be paid for before
49, vt Is given.
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LOCAL..
cooks aul Stationery at

Cooks aul Stationery at
E. j. NARREN'S.
,smember d.. Crigler will be In his
- arlington Office Aug. oh and 10Th.
rant Morrison made dying trip to
Tx City this week.
all paper new designs at
Z. e. WAEEES's.
j. w. Smith made \ business trip to
T. TX Falls this week.
tIachine. Castor, Lard and Kerosene
90 at E. F.. WAR2EN's.
.frs E. G.. Grand Ill, Of this place,
-: for Omaha on Monday to visit her
j -" Frank
Or. Webb has put up his new sign in
E. 1T Of his Office in Warren's Drug
.E,.re.
The farmers all say Warren keeps
5',n machine oil in the market. Prices
;? cheap a. our competitors.
Ir. Woodward who moved the old
Il -iool house to its present position
~'as in town over Sunday.
Charles II. B..yston has bought the
- (, section 10, range 1O2, township
-. Ut the Minnesota Loan and Invest
mt company.
louise and lot FOR snle on Ninth
!, r ,at between Second and Third av-
"le. W. J. REIss.
FIR. f. e. Salmon, who has been So
J., lrning in Siblrv for some months, has
9esurned to Worthington. Welcome
t,cme.
,irs. ]. Msncing and children are
spsnd,ng few weeks with her parents
and friends at Waseca. MINI.
Two good rooms to lot, either fuy.
Wished or unfinished, suitable for
;,sntlemen or ladies'.
49-tf NJ. T.. I.AWTON,
Rev. l. n. Goode.l, the pastor of the
u. E. church Of Rushinore, Was in the
2'ty on Sunday evening, anl took part
i. tho services at tie NJ. 4. church.
On our first page to-day will be
t7urd u striking and instructive illus
cation OF the comparative worth of
.ae various kinds of baking powders
cnw In the market.
am going to close ont my entire
sock Of millinery. Ladies wanting
anything in my line can buy at their
Hwn price: Mrs. Baker is next door to
art Gallery. 47-4w
Mr.. w. A. Sc"tt, general superin-
sandent, and Mr.. II. Spencer, superin-
sendent Omaha railway, wont west
Monday or an inspection tour.
The advertising Car Of Forrpaugh's
1ifcus passed through here Saturday
onrou;e to Sioux Fails, where they will
exhibit Aug asst 10, and at Sioux City,
August 20.
W. have few hay rakes which we
will sell cheap for cash.
NAMAKAGON LUMBER Co.
br. 1t. Il. Porter. line repairer on the
Omaha rail way, returned ~ resume his
slnties here this week. relieving Mr.. e
". Crane. WHO Tiled the place during
his absence.
Rev. Mr.. HARRINGTON preached at the
Bound Lake school mousse last Eridav
ilight. There was HI audience about
aq'la! to the capacity Of the house, Mr.,
z. organized - Motludlst EPISCOPAL
}nciety III the BARTON neighboriiood on
last Sunday.
Mr.. f. B. Panl Of Indian Lake has
sfnn who amnses herself occasionally
E,s putting in the nest the smallest eggs
ever laid nv one vt her species. MIR.
P.nl left with us couple ct her pro-
ducts shout the size Of pigenn's exg.
Ordinarily the hen does better than
that. =...
4 McMsnns'& Bly, are the agents for
rho Castor & Sol, Scales. They are
good, retiai,ls And cheap. They can be
examined 81 auy tli14e=;1 tle feed store.
43tf.
81 az ~
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LOR4IN.

LOR.AIN.
Harvesting is the order of the day at
present.
Mr.. Joseph Chadwick, formerly reg
lister OF deeds Of this county, now Of
Amsterdam. N. Y. is here visiting
with his brother. law. II. Girth.
. Mr.. John Smith has moved in his
new house on the sw t Of section g..
We learn that Mr.. Geo. G. Mackay is
improving.
Mr.. John Ramage is blowing about
20 acres of his oats under.
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Some of the herbs in Halls Hair Re.
newer. that wonderful preparation for
restoring the color and tLickening the
growth of hair, grows plentifully in
New England.