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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-11-13

The District Court. Judge Perkins
presiding, has been hard at work for
week trying civil cases. The first case
tried was that Of F. x. Papst, sg:.ius.
+. ). Gibson, verdict for tho defend
ant. In the case Ut llurd 70, Aixtti.-
ews 4 MaheE, = verdict was given Tor
PLAINTIFF for $2.7AAOO. A verdict 10,
defendant Was rs,.l-,ed In case Of
Crosby ". C;slkins. A verdict was
given for plaintiffs In case Ut Llndquist
~. Smith. There will b. Ut least QUE
criminal case tried the last Of this wetk.
An adjourned session Ut the CoYJs
will prob IDLY 10 held 10 J,nnaEy.,t.
dispose Of the cases now on - =
ondAy. 81
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Last Saturday afternoon. after fin
ishing ny the threshing ut Wm. Mars
;ar,n west Of Adrian. tho engineer.
Mike Hollsrn. of Ellsworth, backed his
engine un to tho separator preparatory
to = move to the u-xt farm. AZ h.'
reached f"r the bar to stop tho engine
1T the proper place, his f,x't slipped
aud he fell with his ley between thu
engine and tho separator, resulting in
tho crushing and breaking Of his leg
below tho knee. The shock was q"
great that is Was thought that llo was
dying on Monday. but Tuesday moo"
b.. WAS reported better. Three phyei
clans were called but have not yet de-
cid..d whether to xmputxte or not. Dir
IIollern II young man with u wife
aud two children, aud IL highly esteem.
ell.
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MARRIED:-Nov nth. 1900, 1t $50 p .
In Bethel CHURCH, Ewinxton. Jackson
County, BY Rev. 8. b. Goetz; Edwin
2. Whii.key to Barbara ]. Schsnner; al
II Ewinston, Jackson o0Mnty.
After the marriage, the largo nnmbss
OF friends who had como 70 witness the
ceremony, repaired 10 tho hOmeo ct Mr..
IlOlfmeis:er-Mrs. H. being = sister OF
tho bride where ! bountiful supper
wAs served. Tho large number OF
presents speaks we'll of tho esteem In
which this young couple 10 being held
In that vicinity. .-E@ .' -:
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A WONDER WORKER.

A WONDER WORKER.
Mr.. Frank, Huffman, = young man
OF Burlington, Ol,io, states that ho had
been under the care ct two prominent
physicians, and used their treatment
until hs WAS not able to get srouud.
They .praneunce4 his case To be Cod-:
sumption aud ineuraf,Is. Z: He va per.
suad<d to try DR.. Kings New Discot-
cry for Consumption, Coughs ind
Colds and ut that time was not able to
walk across the street without resting.
he found. before he hs&l USED half Ut =
. dollar bottle. shat he WAS much bot.
ter; l,e continued 20, t,se It and he 70
to day enjoying good hrslth. II you
have any Thr oat Lung or Chest troub-
10 try it. We guarantee satisfaction.
Trial bottle fse< 1t &. W. SxlTu's
Drug store. ...
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w. S. w ebb. NJ y,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEONs
woaTHINoTol1, 5. $
JACK THE RIprER.

.fIF - -
The excitement caus+l By this iuhus
man munster 10 scarcely rqualod t3q
that produced By the great discovery
Of Or. Miles-ths Restorative Nesvine::
It speedily cures nervous prostrat lon
change Of life, pain, dullnsss and COM
fusio,. in hrad, ats. sleeplsssnsss, iths
blues. neuralgia, psipitation, monthly
pains, etc. Ir. John y. Wolf, drug
gist, OF llillsdxle, Mich; Talbot and
Moss, Of Grssnsburg, Ind. aud A. VIZ
Blackburn. ~ Wooster. o.. cay th.t
..rhe Nervine sells better than any
thing re ever sold. and gives unlvrssis
satisfaction. DR.. Mics new illus.
trsted treatise on the nerves and heart
aud trial bottls free 1t CIV. Slnith:s
drug store. .~,.o. -><z. . .s<..ss,.s::: 1.
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Bessis Girls wells il,roi,,.,,

An extraordinary case Of heroism is
narrated in tho Philadclphia Press.
Bessie Criswell, aged fourteen, living
three miles from Dauphin, was about to
prepare supper last Wednesday when
she found tho firc in the cook stove very
low. Shc poured coal oil on tho kind
ling wood. 1t ignitcd, tho can cx-
plodcd and tho burning oil set fire to
her clothing and to tho house. Tho
girl ran to tho spring-houso twice whilo
her clothes wero blazing, secured pail
Of water each time and put out tho aro
In tho house. A third time she went to
tho spring and dipped her head aud
mock in tho watcr. Then she ran to :
small stream and threw herself in.
Having exttnguished the flames, she
went TO her mother. who was milking,
and reported tho matter. She was To-
tally burned, however, and died the
next day. She sacrificed herself to save
her iome.
Is .-#
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ELECTRIC BlrTER@.

THIS remedy 10 becoming % we'll
known and 80 popular ~ to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Ditters sing the same song VI
praise-A pursr medicine does not rx-
ist aud it 10 guaranteed 10 do all it. is;
claimed. Electric Bitte,s will cuie
sll diseases Ut the Liver and Kidneys,
will remove Pimples, Bulls. Salt
Rheum and other affect ions caused By
impure blood. VIII drive Malaria
from the sys'em and prevent rs we'll
~ cure all mxlarisl frvrrs.-For cure
u headache. consultations aud tndtaes-
tiOn try Electric Bittsrs-Entirr salis
faction guaranteed. or money re uMd
ssd.-Ertcs ~ cts. and 81 W yer LoltI
~ =. ". SMITHS Drug Stpss.
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uFV. W. W1I4OVV
Plaintiffs Attorney. Worthington, MINI.
AUCTION SALE.

The undersigned will offer for sale
at public auction, on Nov. 2lst, 1880,
commencing at one O'Clock in the after
noon. ut his farm in Dewald township.
sec. %, the following described pro.
perty: One team of horses, one 8 and
one 3 Yeas old; one pair mules, 8 and S
years old; 4 cows;3 calves; 9 yearlinR
steers; l drag; l pulveriz"r; one break.
ing pillow; l stirring pillow; hay rake;
six foot mower; one wagon; sleigh; 10
pair home made wooden blankets; 2
stoves;s bedst eads; Whites sewing
machine and other household furniture.
Terms: On all sums under $40 cash
Over that amount one years credit on
bankable notes, ateight per cent inter-
est from day of sale.
11-2w* WILLIAM HERON.
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FER SALE.

The PERCHERON NORMAN stat
lion "Basceio 1857" fooled 1850. im-
ported In 1882 by Mark W. Duuh.n
from France. reco. ded in Vol. 3. Of thu
Psrcherou Norman stub book. Got liz
imported brilliant l:7l, y heby' bril-
liant lsos''he BY Coco. Ny reason for
selling is that have used him on nv
farm ut Round Lake, MIMI, ~ LONG
~ II 10 rea enable to do o.. Apply 1t
farm. or address No. 3. Rialto Rnild.
ing. Chicago. Oh, 'RdcuEI
l3-4t.
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Albert Gambler Of Port Byron. Ill.,,
made ~ q call this We tx. lie il run.
ing threshina machine in this county
and his work 10 u. the sesy~ hest ~ Ills
machine 10 IT the best and fitted Will,
all the latest appliances. lie reports
more work engaged than he can pos
sib'y do this fall. Since GINNING here
Mr.. q. las become very popular. not
only with the farmers, hut with every
QUO, and Ill wish To see hun return,
next season.
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Paints. Brushes, Alaba slime
Drug Store.
a TRADES CARNIVAL.

a TRADES CARNIVAL.
a Trades Carnival Will be given q
Masonic Hail. In worthingson. Nov.
nth, ISL aid 1osh, for the benz 0t Of
the Congregational Church.
Sixty ladies will appear In appropst-
sts costumes, - representatives 1T the
various trades ard business establish
meats IT this village. IS
Good music will b rendered BY the
.'Wor thington Orchestra
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Thousands have been relieved Of in
digestion aud le,ss of appetite by = sim
gle bottle Ut Ayers Ssrssparills. The
use Of this medicine, BY giving tone
and strength to tho assimilstive or
Qans, has made iupumersble cures OF
chronic dyspepsia. Price 81. Worth
s. 4 bottle.
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EWlNGTON.

Beautiful snow! Oh Saturday old
jack Frost's man.cles were loosed and
he came swoopin1 down from his ny.
perboresn lair. pinched the ears aud
noses Of our people, In j''cu'ar way
sprad y spotless cOuntrrpAne over the
the sere grass and frssh ,pturned
mould and then retreats In good OF
der, wien "Old SOL" unveils his glow
ing face and declares by his genial rays
that he has not yet sbdicated his regal
throne. Oh mol We cannot yet vel
come winter with open aEms-too
much threshing and plowi"9 t" d. VT
and we hope Tor suspension OF his
chilly grip aud cold shoulder.
Geo. Poolicc, made sflying trip Mp
from hardwood, Iowa. recsnt'y. shook
hands with friends. txrried day " Two
aud vxmosed.
missionaries Holmes and Graves
drove out to Bethel Church. on Sunday
tho 2ud inst, accompanied by-as Bro.
Holm ~ puts it tho G'uuty Baby ~"
gan. It 10 said the sweetest music III
this world IL \ bsby's laugh. Well
this ''baby" laughs " sings exceeding
sweet especially when BIO. Graves
soothes its ;eriglottis. Both at their
talks were very good aud tended t.
aniet the troubled voters.
Connie Whipkey's time will he Out
! in \ few days with Tom Brown. when
| he will start for Michigan Gonnis II
!, good steady boy and Ne are sorry Il
lose him, but hope It will not 10 To-
long.
| A bunch of tho 3. s. Messenger.
D paper printed In Worthi'gton. II
tho interests of tho Third Sunda;
school District OF Minnpsot.. was sen
to our school for inspect on. We wer
pleased with the form and matter AZ
= good many will subscribe. We hop
they will b. widely p.trouized. 4t'
sionory Holmes ''jo:ttngs." no In
, tensely interesting sud tho distr'e
| news will be regularly gwen.
Next SaLb.t, il the appointment
Rev. VIM. Brown ut Bethel church. =
= ARE anxious to hear him and Oespea
= him q good audience. 49,
;. A couple OF Worftington young me
8 Al. White and Win. Mcdonald
, were in town lately examining. rrcoTt
r in AEON Forbes, interests. Throua
2 Mr.. Forbes lenience. he 10 occasional
d left in the luroh by abscoudiug dcbto
+ but still exercises his indulgent M 81
q ods with the farmers. -
2 FARxIR JOHN.
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Mrs.. Il. W. M"t~rly 10 At l.uveSn~
visiting her sister. Mrs. 0os,dxle.

i We regret to announce the death At
Mr.. N~ru,an Duane. late ut leMa,s,
lows. = brnth~r IT Mr.. Al. Duane, Of
this county. who recently removed tn
Or~R.'n, and died within three waeks
OF his arrival ut his home on tue
Pacific c.,ast. We met the deceased in
W"9thimxtOn two years sgO and found
him = v"ry agreeable aud Intelligent
gentleman. ~, a.- e., - ..' s.-z -,:a
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~ the cenans vt 1880 Minnesota has
l.NnI.Ol7 inhabitants. IN increase OF
6.o,24l over the census of 1890. The
PERCENTAGE ut INCREASE for th~ decade
10 -66 5O AinneaotA was The 96.h
state IN rank vt population In 1850, 1t
10 now tn. 4ltb.
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A REGULAR cRushER.

An 1nebriated Passenger Settles the
Teller At = Fish Story.
"Ono Of tho brightest things I ever
heard drunken man say" remarked
bangor gentleman to Nows reporter,
occurred on tho train as l was coming
down from Portland. Tho fellow was
In that peculiarly talkativc state when
no felt ho must converse with every
body and continuously. All kept cloar
OF him as long as possible, but finally
the train got 50 we'll filled that = gentle
man was forced to take tho scat which
had remained vacant In front of tho in
toxicated man. At once tho follow be-
gan: : =:
."'Shay, Mister, did you ever 20 fish.
tngT Yes, Of course have cano tho
Rruff response: =
"'Shay, I bet I've caught moro Ash'n
you cvor did, pursued tho man. Don't
doubt: it. replied tho stranger iu
tono' meant to stop tho conversation.
::..s'P'Fll bet i've dollars I've caught a
bigger tsh'n you ever did, persisted tho
loquaoious' bacchanal. Well, I don't
care to talk II you havo,' said tho VIC
tim, as.ho shifted in his sat to show
the drunken man that tho Z; conversation
xas endod.:1 but hafnebfiate didn't SEQ
it in that light.
"'Shay,' no persisted, leaning over
tho back Of the scat and placing one
hand confidently on the shoulder of his
unwilling companion. Shay, how big
- fish did you cv' catch?' Why replied
tho man, in . frantic attempt to silence
his prosecuted, 4 caught tho mammoth
cod on tho steamer Empire State last
summer. forty-three pounds 'IIuh,'
came the response, in disguised tone,
40 the drunken man leaned back in his
scat as If plying tho weak effort Of his
Two, used larger bait than
that Tho laugh which went up from
tho passengers in that vicinity, who had
bccn closely following tho conversation,
struck the intoxicated man rs quito ap
propriato, and he remained silent for
sonc hvo. minutes, gazing in contempt
upon his crushed victim"
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BUCKLEN'S ARNlCA SALVE.

THE Best SALvE in tho wortl for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
'Rheom, Fever S"res. letter, Clapp+d
Hands, Chtlblains, Corns and all Skin
Eruptt"ns. aid positively cures Piles.
or n" lay required. 1t guaranteed
IN give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price rs cents,
For Sale by e. w. SMITH.
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Rev. Mr.. Cruzsn. Of Sioux Falls. de-
llvered M excellent lecture Oh the
Hawaiian Islsnds On Monday evening.
II Was full Ut instruction, and tue only
regret connected with It was that more
people did not hear Is. Mr.. e. Vas i
missionary on those islands for several
years; AMI was able TO make most In
str"ctive and satisfactory lecture re-
specting that country and its ieople. !:
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Y. p. $, C.E. CONVENTION.

Y. r. Sc E. CONVENTION.
There will be q District Convention
Of the Y. r. y. e. E. held at MOrthing.
ton, Nov. 10th. Goth and 2lst. This
promises to he most profitable meet
Ing ~ it is expected that more than
one Of the prominent workers in this
state will be present. As It 10 also the
time for tic election Of District OFF,
GERS, large delegation 10 earnestly
invited aud urged to attend. The pe0
ple at Worthington will mite in q
hearty welcome aud free hospitality to
all.
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Tho Warrington brass band will
fnrnish music Tor tho Trades Cxrnivsl
which occurs next week.

; a brilliant meteor ran across tho
sky s.,,,tll OF W"rthingtop about ten
s'sl.,ck Tuesday evening. II left .
ling strrAnsr 1T light IN ito track
+ which MAS viaiblo f.,r eeverxl seconds
after the msteor d.scenced T.. tie
eayth.
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Mrs. Brown can sell you 6ne Or
gan, warranted for i've years. for S75.00
sewing Machines, for SIS 90 and mp
ward. Win sell on time or on month
~ payments, or will exchange forstock
of any kind. Sewing Machine need
les and repairs for all kinds Of Sewing
Machines kept on hand. Organs aud
machines ut small cost. First door.
east ol Western House, near the Nill.
Is lt<
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ELK.

.r.,@> Elk. !
Mrs. e. g. Ward, 10 whiting . sick
daughter W In Aafray cs,uuty.
We srs told that Thomas SANDER,
who loft here s"sne ~" years a1", Tor
Tacona, Washington, viii som return
satisfied that Minnesota II about -
good country - he can and.
In consequence vi the scarcity os
water, y good mAuy arc talking Ut bur-
ing until they dud pIsnty, il they have
to trssp.ss ~ the Celestial Empire in
doiug ~. ~~ -.
The premature touch OF wiuter aud
the tumble ~ prices VI grain, esassd
SONS constern.aiosas among ,thoes Who
havo not tl,resl,ed yet, =. .., ,s...,,~ :.
Mr.. Kirk had one Ut his horses hurt
In broken bridge, over III Wosthins''
ton township, when coming home Ia
the evening with load Ut lumber, aid
I the swsars vsngsnce On the Que, who
broke tue bridge, Or tie one who DOES
not Ok 1t or tho town; which ever hs
,neets first.
An unusual number Of sales arc ia
king place this fall. Tho Temporary
Improvement in tue times, seems to
have contrary effect on good many,
or else We are Oh the eve Ut . moving
mania, = thing that hsprsus In the bes,
Ut counties. II tho saying b. true
"mxn wants but little heIe below" it
takes him n lifetime to tnd it.
Miss Moberly, daughter Ut our Coun
" Treasurer. bagsn her term Of win
ter term Of school in number q, last
Monday.
I b. +. Young IL preparing build
big barn.
| A prairie fire broke out over In Sum
init l.sko, last week, aud the shifting
Winds drove it In various directi"u'
causing some damage In neighbori"l
towns aud from which some nxrrOv
escapes are reported.
ole,xhx were numerous Last Sunday
| Our irrepressible and ubiquitous fel
low citizen, Jsruasan, has new hat.
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Tho fact that Murray county viii
lave two representatives In the next
Legislature aud Mobiles none ut all.
,sugRests that the present mode Ut dts-
triotinR In unfair and defective. and
should bs amended. The people might
lavs voted better but they didn't.
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hI@T.-Five miles northwest Of
N"rthinRt.n,. ! white cOw. paint OF
horns cut otf. Any Que fimdiug 1t
p1sas.. address Gmst. Swanborg. Worth
inea"n, Ninn. OLOF JOHNSON.
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THE BLACK bIRD OPERETTA.

A charming entertsinWent founded
upon the nursery rhyme:
Sing . song 1T Sixpence,
Pocket full OF Rye,
Four aud Twenty Black birds
Baked In Pic.
At tho Trades Carnival.
CAST:
Kine-Mr. Jas. Asckay. IS
Que en-Nls. IL. e. Crawford.
Chief C0ok-NH. N. \ iclioly. ~
Cruel Maii-Niss Lelia AcCny.
Asst Cooks-Mrs. Garlick, Miss Laura
McCoy. Miss Hattie McCune.
Black birds-Twenty-four little girls.
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BY the new CENSUS Ohio drops BE-
hind Illinois in respect to population.
II has been third IN the class % long
that she will feel sgd 1t taking tho 4th
place.
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'rhat 10 m III wind. which blows
n"h,dy g,od. Tho political blizzard
: se~,ns to have driven James u. Blaine
70 the front. ~ the Republican stand.
:: ord beaIv riu 1892.
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8. Kindlund, painter and paper
ha6aer, will save you from % to 40 p~r
cent. by getting his figures on work.
Pure paints and wallpaper always it,
stuck. q I'm
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IN the midst Of the Waterloo defeat
thu Republicans vt this district hav'
b ~. TIM comfort IT saving two legis-
lxt0rs out Ut the wreck.
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is. Maxwell, of the Murray County
Pioneer, made cali on tho ADVANCE
on Tuesday when we were rot IN.
Call again.
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One hundred good ewes fNr sale.
e. B. AOORB.
l0-At SEQ. 8 WorthingtOn, Up.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
The Ell, 3w3, p, II. Dewald town
shin. five miles frum WOrthington.
offered chap. and on easy terms Tor
the next thirty days. Inquire of J. 2.
Nvulton. II 1t. MARY b. SMITH.
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HERE'S 4 FINE POINT.

Can c'.r.': :.:1 : Il: ~, n.~.''' 81 ~
There sro some curious things In
tho law books" said y gray-bcardcd law.
yer to Memphis Commercial rcportci
Is .they. came down tho court hOustt
steps. 1T is settled lazy that q clergy.
man may perform the ceremony at III,
own marriage whom none is present bu,
himself and his bride. and upon tho
most solemn Judgment fixing thelcgiti,
macy Of the: offspring and tho deaeentio1
tho. estate. T.-.. ,,
), :.Rov. samuel swayno nc.mi.h: iii
clergyman Of, tho united chYsches lof
England and ireland, ana eus tho 31th
day Of November, 1882, he wont, to III,
house Of Anne Lyons, in. tho city OF
Cork. and there performed the, cotcmdny
Of marriage between himself and ia.
bella Frazer, using tho form of tho Book
Of Common Prayer. but adapting The
words to the unique condition Of tho:af
fair, and using also tho wedding ring.
They supposed that they were having
tho wedding al to themselves. but
Catherine Conee WAS the 'Peeping TO M
Of tho occasion and saw tho perform
snco Of tho ceremony from IN .dioaaing
yard, but did not hear the wordsi- Tho
marriage was pronounced valid a ono
performed by minister in holy orders
In tho presence OF witnesses, although
it was irregular and clandestine."
'Would such . marriage 30 vtlid in
Tennessoo?'' i ~. j r.
"Don't know said tho lawyers eau
tiously, ''but Why should It not DO Il no
first procure . lioense7 The: sastute
says no formula need b observed ex-
cept . declaration in tho presence OF
tho minister or officer that they fcoept
each other - man and wife, add Ill
ministers Of tho Gospel may solemni1e
tho Tito Of matrimony."
Gould . justice Of the peace marry
himself, also?''
Certainly. and Ill the judges and
chanoellors; they al have this !. ID
vantage over 10 common folks, and II
would DO mere matter Of economy 70
do It, =
"HAve you any csse in court q
are you shout to bring. : case o. fthi.
point?~ .s s.a 3
"Ah. my friend. don't ask TOO panoh.
Wait and 90" - !, { - -. ~
''Will you notify me aud give mo
SCOOP MS a. S.
Yes. II l bring the suit"
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FOR SALE.

A good, heavy team of horses, and q
wagon for sale at u bargain. The wag-
on 10 nearly new, and is complete, with
spring seat and top box. Apply to me
or N. Doxne, sec. %, Elk. ..-..
1O-2W< W. J. DOANE
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T. NJ. a..R. Mot~rly, late Of Lincoln.
N~hrxska. with his family. has b<com
y rssid-nt Ut Worti,inGton. We biz
him hearty ws'c.,me.
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Give W chance to figure on your
1umbrr bills, W. will uae you right.
NxxAKA0ON LUMBER Co.

The Y. P.S. y. e. Convention vii,
,ns~t in the Congregational church
as"i all delegates will please report
there OH their arrival in WorthinRt on
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lh.ve four pleasant rooms tor rent
m ssniva. suismhle for gentlemen oI
ladies'. first door west of ADVANCE
hlonk. III. E. LAYTON.
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]. r Carleton. 1T the l3~resford, =.
H., News. made call on tho AD-
vAxc1 day or two ago.
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REFRESHMENTS
viA l,a ,xv~d ut tho Trades Carnival
Cafe. ut ka,ouic Hall. Nov II, IL, 70.

Rrv. =. y. Gotz and wife left Worth
inet.,n on Wednesday, for Blue Earth
Cltp. Mr.. G. Roes to solemmize TIT
wedding It brother and his bride Ut
ohst place today.
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t)s~enn CEDAR Shingles aIr The bert
CAL 1ud see theul.
NHtAKAGoK LunBERCO.
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Our bargains knocked oil
16e MCKINLEY BILL DOES NOT RAGE
OUR PRICES
In Accordeons Volns Harmonic as large lines just
received. Call and see them. NJ
See the Meyrose Electric Lamp greater light easier
to take care of, durable than any other lamp in
the market Price $780,. 80.
4 Pamers perfumes lasting and delicate.
f. v@*: :- Try our Frangip"nni.
+ <.** CHAS. w. SMITHS
s. = :~%: Drug, Jewe]ry and Stationery Store.
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Our loo House Lumber 10 nearly
e"nr, ci;,tns and secure what you want.
| before some one fets ahs.d Of 5ou.
NnxAKAaox LUxB1R Co
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DR.. D. L. Kenyon

or FICEAND Ccrrero1 -Four
Avenue and Eleventh street.
CALLS Promptly After ded to
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LOCAL..

School supplies cheap ut