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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-03-20
PROBATE NOTICE.,
STATE OF MINNESOTA.
County Of Mobiles.

Special Term. March 9Th, 1897.
In the matter Of the estate of Carolina 4ustaf.
sou, deceased.
Whereas an instrument I'm writing purp0rt
Ing 70 be the last Will aud Testament OF Carolina
Gaststson deceased: late VI said County. has
been delivered to this Court: :, -.
/. And whereas, Andrew Gustaf Gustafson
husband u deCeaeed has filed Herewith his
|: pet!tt0n. representing among other things that
e4td Carolina Guxta ls0n died In said County on
the Fourth day III February, 1880, testa,e, and
that said petitioner IL the 8, le executor named
III said last Will and Testament. and praying
|, fAAt the said instrument may be admitted to
probate. aud that letters testamentary be to
ha1n issued thereon: *sSs s27sf. - =: :,
i Is ordered that the proofs Of said instru-
menc: ana the said petition, be heard before
fhts Court, atsshe Probate Office in said County:
On the First day Of April A. D. 1850 at 10 clock
In the forenoon. when all persons interested
may appear for. or contest, the probate Of said
Instrument: -
=. And It Is further ordered. that notice of the
time aud place Of said hearing BE- given to all
persona interested, by publishi' & this order
once III each week, for three successive weeks
prior to said day of hearing, in The W0rthing-
fon ADVANCE . weekly newspaper printed and
published at Warrington In said County.
- Dated at Worthington the Fifth day Of
March A. d. 1880. BY tho Court;
!" lSeall G. w. w. Dow
- st Judge OF Probate,
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THE ICE BI1SINESs

Messrs. Jos. Yates and w. IL. L1aml,
OF Fort Scott. Kansas, have stored in 4
building erected ON tile shore Of Lake
Okabena, near the ludlow farm. the
largest body Of ice ever put up Iii Min:
nesota. The building Is 2ss feet long.
and l01 feet wide. Il contains Ut this
time twelve hundred car loads of ice
The cost Of its shipment will be not
less than $4,000. Eight men will IN.
employed during this spring aud sum
mer to load it on the cars. Mr.. Lamb
declares that the Ice il tho finest IN
quality ever procured by him in thu
COURSE Of long experience in the
business. The blocks pot up vary from
10 to "a inches in thickness. This bus
iuess has heen OF great financial bene.
dt to Worthington. and these gentle-
men have won tho respect OF our peo-
plo for their social qualities and iine
business capacity.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE BY AID
VERTISEMENT.

WHEREAS, default has been made in the
conditions Of i certain mortgage executed and
delivered by Monroe l.. Miller, and Sarah
Miller, his wife. mNrtEagOls, to G.. II. Moore
MORTGAGE. dated the 26tf day Of October, A. ID.
l4s! and recorded III the Office of the Register
o. Deeds 0f the County 1T MOBILES. in tho State
sa.7 Minnes"'s on the 2sh day Of October: A. d.
cages. on page "a. on which there Is claimed to
oe due. and Is due at the date of this notice the
amount Of Four Hundred and Ninety seven
l10liers, (4'97 0O), and no acton or proceeding
mas been instituted ut law or In equity to recoy.
or the dobt secured by said mortgage or any
Now: therefore, Notice is hereby given. that
Dy virtue OF q power OF sale contained in said
NOR gage. and Ut the statute in such case made
ono provided said mortgage will he forecIo. ed
~ sale 81 the mOrtgaged premises therein d. 8.
erlDea at public auction. for cash, by the sheriff
House In the Village OF Worthington, In the
county OF Mobiles and State of Minnesota, on
Saturday, the 18th day Ut March, A. d. 1890 NJ
~ clock IN the forenoon, to satisfy the amount
winch snail then be due on said mortgage. with
Interest thereon, and costs and expenses III sale.
ana twenty-five Dollars attorneys fees, as
si1pul~ ed In said mortgage IN case Of fore
closure.
The premises described in said mortgage. and
50 to be sGld arc the lot, piece or parcel OF land
situated In the county OF Mobiles and State OF
minnesota, aud known and described as fol.
*, re Eorah West quarter {;<> Of Section Ten,
Range Forty (4o).
c.. MOORE. Mortgage.
GEo. w: WILSON, Attorney of Mortgagee..
Dated February 10th. 1890.
- First pub. Feb. 18th.
- Last pub March GOTH
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TO THE PlIBl.1C

There has been report since the
election Ut Tuesday last that some
parties claimed there had been fraud
IN the manner of 81. ction and it is said
that some ntterancJ of mine seemed
10 state or infer that l thought it WAS
50. l did not think such y thing nor
state it. l was asked il the election
turned out ~ expected. said. Eyes.
when l knew the leo men were TO
vote Persons who worked on the icr
told me- that several times cigars were
distributed to the ice meo by those
~i,o said IL was In the Interest Of the
saloons: 1t has also been stated that
men having lived in the State four
months ard in town ten days preced-
ing II: 'ction day ard declaring this to
oe their intended home could vote.
with these stated ~ facts, | was not
surprised at the result. though l would
not give up the hope Ut mo License -
till the vote was known. I am told
that many of these men could not vote
here and did not vote. have perfect
confidence in the Village. Council. and
no remark should he construed 20 mean
that which 1 never thought.
-, F, l.. FISK.
Wor'hington, Minn., March 20, 1850
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PUBLIC MEETING.

. A large aud interesting meeting WAS
called for Monday evening ut Masonic
Hail to discuss tho question, "SllaIl
License be Granted?" The Hall was
we'll Oiled. The meeting WAS called to
order by: Peter Thompson, Esq.,, and
Geo. D. Dayton. Esq.,, was chosen to
preside. The discussion proved to he
all on one side. no one appearing to
advocate the side OF License. Brief
speeches were made by Revs. lIaIrinR.
ton, Fisk, Lewis and Goetz, and by
DR.. Geo. y. Moore, and Messrs. Gso.
J. Day, Peter Thompson, E. F.
Buchsn, II. n. Palm and F. H. Day,
Mr.. Hazard, former resident Of this
county, made very humorous, ssr.
castle argument ostensibly on the Ii
cense side Of the question which WAS
received with great applause. The
speaking closed with remarks from
tho editor Of the ADVANCE, aud \
brief but eloquent appeal: from, Ar.
Dayton, the chairman, for the friends
Ut order, temperance and sobrioty to
vote against the granting Of license to
liquor saloons. l. ..-... -.
A choir of eight male voices enlivoned
the meeting with appropriate temper.
snce songs.
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PR BATE NOTICE.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, !,
County q; Mobiles. &


Special Term, March 18th, 1897
In the matter Of th: estate Of Ferdinand Moll
deceased.
On receiving and filing the petition OF
Julius Moll Of the village vi WOl thingion re.
presenting, among other things, that Fer!fn-
And AiOll late of Summit Lake in this county
- the Sixteenth day of .yanua:y. a. ID. 1855, al
village Of Worthineton, died inicstate. and be.
Ing resident Of this County at the time OF his
death. leaving gO0'ls. chattals and estate with
IN this County. and that said petitis'ner is a
brother Of said deceased, and praying that ad
minist ration OF said estate be to II. e. Crawford
Of Mobiles County, rran:cd:
1t Is ordered, that said petition be heard
before this Court on Monday the Seventh day
day Of April, A. D 1890, at one O'Clock p w..
1T NOrthingtOn in said County.
e.. Ordered further, that notice thereof be
given to the heirs of said deceased, and to all
pe, sous interested. by publishing copy of this
order once in each week for three successive
weeks pri.r to said "ay Of heaEng, in the
W0rthington ADVANCE 2 weekly newspaper
printed AMI published at WOrthingtOn in said
County.
Dated Mt Worthington the Eleventh day
Ut March A. ID. le9o. BY the Court:
G.. ". w. Dow.
rSeal1 Judge ri Probate.
DANIEL RonRER, Atty for Petitioner.
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A SAFE INVESTMENT.

Is one which is guaranteed to bring
satisfactory results. or in a case al
failure a return of purchase price. On
this safe plan you can buy from our
advertised Druggist a bottle OF DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. 1t is guaranteed to bring relief
in every case, when used for any affec.
ton of Throat, Lungs, or Chest. sucl,
as Consumption, inflammation of Lungs,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cougl,
Group etc. 1t is pleasant and agree.
able to taste, perfectly safe. and ca,'
always be depended upon. Trial bot
ties free ut &. w. Smiths.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT N ARsMALL, MIMI,
February 1Hth l40O

Notice Is hereby given that the following.
to make final proof III suppo t of his g aim, ani
that said proof Will be made before the Judge
Or III his alb ence the Clerk Of the District
lnpton Mimi on April sth. 1890. viz: .jacot
Hanson, for The North Is southeast Il and nortf
a southwest n Ut section 81. township l0l
Range 80.
He names the following witnesses to prove
His continuous residence upon. and cultivation,
Of sad land viz 4: l.. Tyxvcr, OF Round Lake
Jackson county. Minnesota, jacob Dahl. q. T
carson Ole Johnson, Of Diamond Lake town
ship. Dickinson County, Iowa.
28-6t L. NJ LANCE Register
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A glass factory in the state of New
jersey Is said to NE engaged in little
else but the manufacture Of bottles for
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price rs cts.
l have been suffering the past three
months with rheumatism. One bottle
OF Salvation Oh gave entire relief.
FRANK O'BRIAN, Baltimore. Md.
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Maxwell L. GRANT IN NEW nEx,c j,

KAxWHi l. GRANT IN NEW MExIc@.
Land forstock raisers, joining live
water, 50 to SIS per acre. Land in the
m untains and valleys, 81 to SO per
acre. Land under irrigation close to
fleurishtng ny. stations (for instance
Springer, with 12I)0 inhabitants) and
with guaranteed water right, SIG to
5 "a per acre. Cheap excursions twice
month. For particulars call on.
30 Sun. WALTER AAaAARn.
Worthington, Ainu.
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CARD OF THANKS.

The ladies Of the W. r. G.. render
their sincere thanks to all who 80
kindly and ably took part in the play
of 'Esmerxlda. TO the Warrington
orchestra for their most excellent
music, and to Mrs. CriRler, Mrs.
Schaeffer and Little Gertic'.' for their
charming SONGS. T:-E
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-03-20

When in want of harness, or horse
clothing of any kind you can find a
large stock at G. +. Shepard's, consist
Ing Of single and double harness, both
light and heavy. All made 1T his shop
In Worthington. Saddles, blankets,
combs, brushes, robes, whips etc. Al.
ways at bedrock prices.
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May THANK HER STARS.

The narrow escape of Mrs. B. NJ.
Sesr4rs, OF Elkh*rt, Ind, from q pre-
mature death is wonderful. She states
That for ''twenty years my heart
troubled me greatly. 4 became worse.
Had smothering spells. short breath.
fluttering; could not sleep IN my left
side, had much pain in breast, shout
der and stomach. Ankles swelled.
Had much headache aud dizziness.
rreatmrnt did me- no good, until /
tried DR.. Miles, New Heart Cure and
restorative Nervine. The first bottle
helped me, and I was soon virtually
cured.
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DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup is destined to
e0pt Isede al other soothing syrups.
The demand for it Is really aston ishinR,
Physicians recommend it.
Diseases of the kidneys and liver,
jaundict'. dyspepsia, irregularities OF
the stomach or bowels, are promptly
cured by the use of I.axador.
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STATE TEACHERS INSTITUTE
An institute tor tho County OF
Mobiles,
WILL BE HELD AT
WoRTHlNC ToN,
DuFaoE. the Wook Commencing
Monday. April :, 1870.

The State will provide efficient in
structors, who will be furnished with
such professional boUks. apparatus and
material rs have been thoroughly: test
vi and found to be Of SPECIAL sci vice to
teachers. They will make tho Cv'o-
mon School Manual the basis OF their
work. aud \ Considerable portion Ut
the time will b. devoted ~ bringing
out the best manner Ut using tho text
books which lave been recently added
to the state Series. Great pata's Will III
taken to make tive DESTRUCTION pointed
aud in the highest degree practical, In
Guiding the management and grading
of schools aud the teaching OF common
school branches.
One evening will be devoted to \
lecture by some good speaker; another
u literary exercises under care OF the
conductor. The literary exercises this
wear will be OF q character to stimulate
patriotism; aud the time SIT aside t"r
them has bpell prope@rly named IAN
American Evening""
Teachers who take q proper interest
in their calling, and who desire ~ self
Improvement TO advance 10 higher
,x,sit lions, will I've present At the open.
lug Monday afternoon aud remain till
Friday evening. At the c'''se Ut the
week u certificate signed by the State
Superintendent, county superintend-
IN; aud the conductor. wall As. issued
to all who have been neither tardy nor
absent vt Any session, and VII" have
l,een d,ligeit AMI shown progress In
the work of the institute.
All schools can he Legally closed dur
ing institute week ut the request Ut the
teachers or the county superintendent
Examinations will he held rs follows:
AT Adrian, on Saturday. March 10Th.
commencing ut so'cl'>ck A.: N. -.
AT Worthington, on Friday, April
nth, commencing 1T the close Ut thu
institute, and continuing through the
following day. e.
lot III have a full attendance at the
nstit,ite.~ Teachers scarcely need to
be reminded that they cannot he pro-
gressive, and stand In the front rank
of their profession, If they live entirely
Thin themselves. Al exchange ~
views and comparison OF methods. are
~ q isl g. complete success. 3.
A. CAMPBELL.
County SUPERINTENDENT.
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Language is hardly strong enough
to express my admiration of Tho merits
of Chamberlain Cough Remedy. I,
is the best remedy for Group and
whooping cough I have ever used
During the past eighteen years hav.
tried nearly all the prominent cougi
medicines on the market but say, and
with pleasure too, that Chamberlain 4
Cough remedy is the best of all
Thomas Rhodes, Bakersfield, Califor
MIA. For sale by e. w. Smith.
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layers Medicines have been salts.
factory to me throughout my practice,
especially Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
which has been used by many Of my
patients, one of whom says he knows
it saved his life. "-f. L Morris, N. D.
Brooklyn, n. Y.
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.,,, - .vi. j. J. r.on I 5 i q WI
o''s 1850 - " 'ls'' = - - IS
llanle. = q. Rs !, . -. =.
tuS LOW Ole ~ A:-i ~ ~ onOIe
tof Ire ss.-..So y, e. oCots.
For AHeesean -. uu0. ~ q. .,
ynstlco % inc oace. Iss,s'e'SS onOro.
Eur CoustaOst'.-Jonn ! ates. s
S s.. . Biasl.o,v.
!, For. Supervtbors.-D. A. Reynolds.
chairman, q. Wickstrom ]. II. Schuck.
FOR Town Clerk Z; Z. Gus. son.
For Trp.surer.-El. ElOfs0n,
FIR Aseessor.-B, I. Trip.
:., v! justice y Inc fesce.-W. IL
f"r / ;on.t. able .wm cr.v s5
am Favor az Re.f r.inin. 2:.t,re y
.....;.., ! - ;a. .sss.s, 3 Oss'ic' .
d. @o'. = g.
Town OF DEwALD.
!, Smrervisors.-A. b. McChord, chair.
man, j.. II. Beckloy. D, Bates.
Town Cl.rk.-E'S. Wpn,nla
Treahurrr.-S. Is. Dedft,rX
Inst If thu peace % II t,haea,,r
Assrssor John Mitohelt :
Constsble.-A. !. Pyles
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Mr.. Frank Wells and family have re-
turned and are visiting at Mrs. Hor.
tens.
Mrs. Bulls and daughter have been
visiting the past week at Mr.. Geo,
Bulls and Mr.. Brayton.
Mr.. VIM. Geswiender, nephew ia
Mrs. Geo. Bulls, has been visiting at
Mr.. Bulls for three weeks past and
friends at Worthington and Elk,
started Saturday for Montana where
ne has position as conductor on the
n. T. r. Il. VIC.
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David Bradley and Co.'s Plows.
Breakers, sHarrows and takes. OH
hand and tor jale 1T the Swedish Mer
camille 10. 3 Store. CAll aud Exam
inc.
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Messos. Syuchersen & Schow will, on
the z5th Of this month, move in with
Hinrichs = Mackny,s where they will
have more rom aud be better pre-
pared to do buggy painting, etc. Signs
and granting aspeciality. 28-4t
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FOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE.
A good team suitable for farming or
driving, seven and eight ye.rs old.
Will exchange for stock, or residence
lot In WorthingtOn or will srn nu
one years time. Cali on or address.
.5 ~. n. f. LAwTOll.
81 II WOrthingt0n, MINI.
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s The Swedish Mercantile Company
has just put on its shelves new stock
of spring and summer gods. latest
styles, at rock bottom prices. Call
and see for yourselves. so St
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An anti-license caucus was held on
Saturday evening at which Peter
Thompson, ESQ.,. presided, aud James
Ram"ge acted as Secretary. The fol.
lowing ticket was nominated: Prpsi-
''ent OF Council. Z. +. Shepard; Coun.
ci'men. G. W. Crigler, Gus Swxnberq
Frank Hansberger, Recorder, NJ. A.
Nichols, Treasurer, A. Johnson,
Justice Of the Peace, c. W. Hildreth,
Constable, David Anderson.
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NVricE OF DISSOLUTION, OF PARTNER.

NpHIcE or DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
: sssssf:ss :=3'.-z. z.-@s ar1rp
pNotice is hereby given that the part.
'nership lately existing between John
40. numiston and Anna Davis, under
the firm name of ]. D. Humiston, was
dissolved by mutual consent on Feb
:ruary 2th, 1890.
. 90 ,.--.- J. D. 1IUMlsroN.
ANNA DAVIS.
Dated Feb. oath, 1890. 29-3t.
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81 COAL! COAL!! COAL!!!
1 am selling good Illinois Luml
Coal ut IS per ton.
l6tf AEON COBREs.
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01VOAk)s
Mtnnesota Text hooks Tor sale .
q. w. Smiths Drug atoTe,
Minor arrival at james wrieht,s. >
boy, saturday March Ia.
H. E. Torrance goes 70 Chicago this
week to lay 10 : stock VI goods for the
spring trade. He will 10 gone about
ten days.
Scotch Fife Seed Wheat for sale ct
the mil. % ew
Mrs. &. 8. Bulls retufaed last Fri
day from Round Lake where slse had
spent . week visiting her brotler-,n-
law. 49,
Lemons Is cents . dozen 1t
hchANUs and BLYv rs If
A cottage prayer meeting of the st
Johns Episcopal church, was held 1t
the residence Of Mr.. Theodore Mitchell
last Friday night. Rev. s.. e. Ware
preaided.
Books and Stationery at
. .- - i. e. WARRENI,
Rev. Thomas Clayton, Of Hunting
ton W. Va. WAS In town last Sat urday
on his way 10 Sioux Falls where he
preached for the Congregational
church on Sunday. -
Come and examine our Cedar Shin
giles. NAxAKAeoN Lib. 60.
Mrs. Anna Davis Is daily receiving
consienments of Buggies, WI ons,
Disk Harrows, Buckeye Seedets, and =
full line of Farm Machinery. Farmers
wishing to prepare for spring work are
invited to call at her warehouse aud
examined for themselves. & -. -
Mr.. W. H. Whitaker, representing
the Northern Pacific Railway, Mr.. d.
NJ. Collins, representing the Union
Pacific Railway and Mr.. J. A. O'Brien,
of the Omaha railway were here this
week looking after passengers for
their respective lines and secured y
Mica party for the Pacific Corst.
DlED-On Thursday March 18th, in
Bloom tow nship, Andrew Dsnnickes,
aged II years. He was the chief sup
port of his aged parents, a dutifu), in.
dustrious son, consequently he was
much respected and the community in
which he lived, sympathise with his
deeply afflicted family.
WALL PAPER! WALL PAPeR!l
Ny spring Invoices are on tho way
now. New Styles. New Shadea. New
Goods at c. W. SMITHS Drug Store.
Mrs. Anna Davis is receiving a new
stock OF Agricultural Implements and
Machinery at her Warehouse. Fur
mers should inspect her stock.
The "What is IT." spoken of in our
last issue, as to take place In the Eel.
lows school House, District No. 8, in
Elk GU Friday; March 18th, was In
every way y complete success. It was
the closing exercise of the winter term
Ut school, which was taught to the en-.
tire satisfaction Of the pupils and their
parents, by Miss Annie Gibson.
iaD'eanx, songs. Rotations, showing
the proficiency Ut the pupils, were
heard, and q splendid supper in which,
all shared closed up delightful occ.-
sion. The teacher, Miss Gibson, has
not only the confidence but the ad-
miration of the District, as shown by
her continuance in the school for thrt q
successive terms. : ~.
That tired, debilitated feeling, 80
peculiar to spring, indicates depraved
blood. Now is tho time to prove the
beneficial efft cts Of Ayers Sarsaparilla.
1t c'eanses the system, restores physi.
cal energy, and infusee new life aud
v!gor into every fiber of the body.
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4OcIAL.,

ThessMi1l y ! dime social. 1t the
Howard School House, FRIDAY even
ing, Aarch 2l.t, for the be,,cfit OF tho
sunday sohool organ fund. ~ ars
Invited. 4.
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II Call and examine our Illinois Goals,
1t the Namakogon Luu. Der Yards, on.
j. IS Per ton.
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FOR SALE

Four good work horres. two mares
i've and sisht years; two horses ok ana
Tit years old II lquirs at this on
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LOST.

A small gold wstch. Finder will
please return to this of3ee and receive
reward.
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THE cAUcx SES.

A "High I.icensen CAUCUS was held
on Friday night, at which J. A. Town.
Esq. presided, and II. &. Smith acted
as secretary. The following ticket
was nominated: President Of Council
Daniel Shell, councilmen: Frank Glas-
gov. &. Sammelson aud G., W. Smith.
Recorder. Frank Lewis, Treasurer, A.
Johnson. Assessor, j. A. Town,
Justice OF tho Peace, I. b. Be6ne't
Constable, David Anderson.
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lhAve = now stuck Of Drag timb<r
and Oak Isaal,er Of oil kinds on hand.
Come md - It.
= t. AzOx FORBxs. :
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81 II


Cranlx+friss 10 cents yer quart, II
ACNAHUs and Buys 2stl i,
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Going North on.
k,ailC,, arrivcsA 1t 0O'
a:Oi,.g S''Nth- .or.
M1illeat - at We" "
GRANT MORRISON,
Agent.
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wOrthingt0n, /
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INDIA N LAKE.

Commissioner OF Il
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-03-20

Dated Feb. oath, 1890. 29-3t