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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-19

Betitionen UNI 8auerIaubniB: Bon
Jrib Burgarb, @orlota Namires, Wil,
ion & Rote, s. Stude, s. gafiaon.
Die 2ei6enberbrennunsss @eieai9aft
petitionirt UNI Befreiung bon @teuern
unb geri6iebung bes 3mausspertaufs
hires gi9entbums. Sie @emein6e
Nguoas Q9im mill einen Gir9bof ons
legen. %. S. Merriwetber min bic
Smell unterbalb 2emis Mhble pa9ten,
I'm barauf ein O~reif6diges 6otel au cts
ri9ten. Wuf bic petition @br. @emz
blers bin mirb Die Nboms uab Gem,
blers GabrfroBe etbfuet merben. Die
dig &etlame fir cine 8arbiertube bie=
aenoe Sdule on Der alten pofoffice
wirb entfernt tperben. Grib Setter
Derlangt $3.50 bon ber Stabt iir 3ers
ft6rung zines Sbeiles feiner @rnte bur9
Grmeiterung Der Riber Npe. Die San
Wntonio S%traBenbabn petitioairt um
Wegere4t bur9 Wsf Commerce Str.
nod Safe 8tem unb bur9 San Ser
nanbo, eiio=2arebo unb 9oloroia Ctr.
Sie Gleif@er fu6en I'M 8au.g rIaubniB
nod aur @rri9tung zines ulIgemeinen
@6la@tbauies unb 2ieferung bon Mais
Ter CUR &ate bon 10 Gents fir 1000
@aIonen.
Sic Gommiilion fir bic Grtpeiteruns
Der Mi0fraBe beri9tet gnti6dbigungen
tuie foIgt: $500 fur 6. Webrbabn ;
81, 800 fur g. 6inel, unb $3.50 fir %.
g. 9ableD. Sos ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Gigentbum geDinnt babur6 Tim so gts.
per SUB.
Sur 8~efprintelung Der etroBen bon
ben Babnbepots mad Der Stabt perben
$500 beniliet.
Cine Orbtnan3. mel6e bic ginftb.
rung franfen 8iebs fir S9la9t3tpede
oerbietet, murbe angenommen.
@Denue g., anif9eu Dritter uno
Sf. 6Oufton Str, pirb eripeitett uno
bic Driite straBe our Naeoebo6ss er.
6fnet.
Die Gampfwdi6erei in Der 4. Mar6
erbdlt teine 8aus@ rlaubniB.
Ser MaDor ernannte bic 6erren
2odwoob, Weber, Sngram, @rabes uno
DuIntg, I'm nit Der WaHerpett. @eIeQ,
f@aft wegen Mnfauf oer Werte gu be.
ratben.
Neue Nntrdse: Gin 2omite gu er,
uennen be3dgtid ber Grri9tuna elmer
Warft6oae auf Der gillette bes Glufes.
Den etraBens3 ommiIdr anaumeilen,
feline StraBen mebr gu mocamabifren,
big bic @urbheine geIe9t fnb. 9aB
S~eitentDeae bergeitelt ner6en an Chef.
nut, 2ibe Dat, Burnett, grcfett,
Beauresarb un6 Maoiion Str.
STR einett atteRi6en Drummer ouf
benz Waibin9ton Square tperben ST.
200 betpiaigt; fur &epnratur bes pa=
billion i'm SON Yebro.p arf $500, uno
fiir cine GuBbriide hber ben San pebro
an @amp Str. 800.
Su Der See urb Marfban Ctr. uer.
ben Waferr6bren gelest tperben.
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aatarrs FAM, atd,t furtrt ,perSeu

bur@ locale applicationsn, ba fe ben SIP Der
aranfbeit nidt erreiden fonnen. &atarrb 1T
cine Bluts pber Contributions. Rrantbeit, unb
uni ie gu beilcn, miSt Sbr innerlide SeiImit-
tel nebmen. 9au'S antarrb Sur pirS einae.
nommen unb pirft brett auf bas Blut unb Bic
f@Ieimise Sberfdde. Sau's Ratarre Rur it
feline 0uadiaIber M'biain. Sic ipurbe felt Sab
rem bon einern Der befen Ger5te bieies 9anoes
berorOnet unb Ia elm reseImdbise8 &ecept. Gle
befebt aus ben befen 8lutreini9unasmitteln,
bic Direct auf bic S9IeimeberFd9e tpirfem. Die
boufommene 8erbinbuns Der spei 4efanbtbeiIe
III es, mas fold tpunberboIe Mefultate bel Der
Seiluns BON Ratarrb berborbrinst. East gud
8eu9nife umfonft ididen.
8. s. @beneb & Co., 9slebo, 8.
n 9erfauft boa apotbeferu, Is Gents.
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Rr 8enH Stmanb feiu unb gu on.
nebmbarem preiie fpeifen min, 10 gebe
ct gum Miffinns.@arten Die
9erren 0beiner Il Saul, BeiBer bies
les @tabsii Iemeuts, balten barauf, lire
Gdfe fets Oolfommen jufrieoen gu ffels
len. WGe taifonmdBigen Selifatefen,
Wulfern, Wilb, Slide, @efigel &c. finb
bort in Der belifateiien 3ubereituns ale
3eit 5u BADEN. Wabl5eiten tperben auf
Wunf9 In bic @obnunaen Der Runben
geianot. Iu6 bietet Der nit Der
9peifemittbf9aft oerbunbene 9 q
bic bef1en @etrdnfe. iets friides
Bier unb feline 2iqu6re nnb Weine.
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correspondence. Sbiner. 10. Nug.
Wir baben i16nes iparmes Wetter gum
@otionpfiden. &egen tbut notb; mir
batten tuobl einen 59auer, aber niGt
genug. baB Der 8oben burhwei@t tpors
ben tpdre. Die @ornernte LIT gut ausge.
fallen unb nit ber 8aummolernte fnb
mir au9 sufrieben, tuena nur Gles,
mas i'm Gelbe ffebt, eingebeimt
tusrben f6nnte. llniere Gtabt nd1f
NIT Der umgsseno. SO tperben INNER
mebr 6armen einseridtet unb INNER
mebr @ei9dftsbduier sebaut. Die
6erren Gbas. unb Stephan 9ani6ef
BON S9uienburg baben ibr @ef6dft
nod Spinner Oerlest. !Serr 3. Wunoer,
lid BON @ifern bat nabe Der poHoifiee
cine Samiebe srri6tet. 9ie friibere
Girma 6crbed unb Renteu beiBt iebt
$. &enten. Wir folten noibmsnoig
cine Oamiible unb @isfabrit baben.
6ar Baumpole perbeu IL Gents be.
sa5lt. Mae brei Sins fnb bolauf be-
i@dfti9t. 2anb uHb Stabtlots finb i'm
Steigen beerifen. @er @slo in 2onb
anlegen ober R6 bier nieberlafen tpia,
tusnbe f6 an ). %. 2rlaer in Der
pofOffice. X. R.
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Mas ,ptr aebramben fBmnen

inb mebr folder @%tabliRemente uie bas
oes 9errn g 20. M nj rp in bet gus
tinftraBe, in Del6eu feiBige 9anbDers
ter unb gei9idte Mrbeiter lobnenbe 8e=
iddftieuns fnben fbnnen. Sic neueften
unb bolfommenften Maf6insn fnb
bort fortpdbrenb i'm @arge, UNI @iffers
men un6 WahergefdBe aler @r6Ben uno
@rten bersufelen, unb MAIDEN mir
8ieb3idter unb Garmer auf biefen
umfanb beionbers aufmertfam. Wu9
einen groBen 8orratb bon GaBbauben
unb 8inbeeilen bdlt Serr ManbrD tets
auf Eager. 5ein @tabliKemert lit elm
h1u~ftershltises in ieber Meiie unb iper
f6 fur ber9leiden intereilirt, mirb einen
Beiu6 Der Werfe Iobaenb finben.
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U d t 9.

IS wirb bierburd Moti3 segeben,
bob elm limititter Betrag in Mftien Der
n4lamo Geuer 8erRderunes Geiells
i6aft" nod ge3ei@net perben fann uno
ieBt aur 9ubffription fir SoI@e, tpeI6e
ibr @elb bortbeilbaft an3ulegen miins
f9eu, fur bei6rdnfte 3eit ofen Iiest.
Wegen gin3elbeiten menbe man fi9
on ben 9etretdr, GER. 222 Weif @oms
merceftabe (Dirler's @e6dube), San
Nntonio, Seras.
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MuerIet.

= Grau 8ictOria Nfblep ftarb beute
am 10. Nuguif I'm 43. 2~ebensiabre.
Ils 9err Wutb geffern Hadmits
tag nit feinen Rinbern an Der Dreb.
f@eibe in ber 9ouionfraBe uoriiber.
fubr. brebte gerabe cine Straben.@ Gar,
iDeI@e bas Gefdbrt umparf un6 bic
auf Die StraBe bef6roerte.
Reiner tuurbe Derlebt, aber ber Waeeu
bot arg gelitten.
- Die yGarmers 2oan & Sruii
BON Neu Dort bat ben I'm.
trag geifelt, Die Mngelegenbeit Der Mais
ienuermaltung BET Nranfas Bog abn
Dor bas 8unbesseridt gu brinsen.
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s@ube an sppttpreiiem.

500 paar &inberi6ube gu ST.. Sos
itenpreis $1.30 unb $1.40. Damenz
Slippers gu IS @ts. unb $1-wertb
SLIPS.
@pibenbeieBte Morseni9ube fir Sas
men oaer Nrten, 5pe3iaIitdt. @roBe
&sbuition! $1.75 9ameu.&u6pff9ube
fir $3.50. @ulibans $500 @laceez
le0er &n6pfidube 1T Der bette Der Welt.
SuQiDans talbleberner 9dub fir M6ns
uer gu $500 1T untibertreffi6. Mdns
neri6ube fiir $500, mertb 50 so.
Acknowledgment in oleu onberen
Nrtifeln, tuobon in 6en f~einitsu unb
mittleren Sorten nur bas bette gefhbrt
pirb. 9ie ausgeldnittenen Rdngurub,
leberz Sdube fir Mdnner, trogen Ii6
gut unb inb comfortable, beionbers au
empfebleu. Garbise S@ube in 8Iaeee
gu a~eceptablen Breifen.
8. St.. 5uIliban,
gde Gommerce & ct. Marn's Str.
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@de Commerce & ct. MarD's 81,

&y~ Die Wef .@nb sPaIof @elens
f9oft bermietbet ibteu Babinpn an &c,
ielidaften, @labs unb Pripat.p erionen.
sic liefert ben Sransport bonn ufer
nod benz paoiaou, iopie @rfriidunsen
aler Nrt gu ben n~iebrtgifen Breiien.
Man nen6e f@ on s. s. Wilfiufon,
@de Burlefon' unb Mesquite 9traBe.
SeIephpn 70.
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a Wenn Sbr eutes trodsnes poHs
DAT 8rennboIa brau@t, fpredt Dor ober
beftelt Der Selepbon BEL ber Sunset
Wood Company; fe bot fets bas Bette
i'm Wattte. 3elepbon 81.
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nS- San Nntonio gugep unb Wa.
gen 60. Das neue Buggps unb Waz
gen Gei6dit SO. II Wetieite, Militdr
pta3a berfauft flr fur5e 3eit elm gugep
nit @eI9irr fir SIS baar.
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ISM. 5. 9emp's 8ier !

9emp's Bier in balben, pierteI unb
adtel 6dKern 1T feis eistaIt 3u baben
In Der 8 a II Antonio gisfabrif,
2oi0pa.S traBe.
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@abl Nm5ei9e.

@ir iino aatotifirt. GERM Sra q. SeDitt
als 8anbioatcn fir baS amt bes s ountb.
afefforS bel Der Babl am A. Wobember
an;uleisen.
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~ d. 81. G~odomot. her befonut

va u. 81. GaIatuaD, ber betannte
Photograph nb 9anfler, bot
fein Ntelier nod INNER am olten plabe,
413 DIT 0ouiOuiiraBe, obenauf uno
liefert bic beften 8ilber nit Den neues
ten uno DorBtigli9fsn Sntrumsnten.
Seine preife Hnb mdbig. Blloer un=
bergdnglid. %, Z, tuD1i
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@rmmsetaentbums . uebertrasmmsem.

Association, 80 Broadway, New York.
0rumoetaentbnmS Mebertragmngen.
8. VI. 6eiI uno $. u. 9eiI an @bas.
@rdbner, 3 @runbthde i'm Original.
@itp.2ot 1874, an giboIo Str, 81, 500.
Mrs. Nnnie Wallace an Geo. %.
Spangler, @runbftid al, 0~i5algoftr.,
1910.
Sobonna 6iepes an @bas. Sonas,
@runbhid on ber @de bon 2alitte unb
SpeamoreiftaBe, 5000.
6. u. Nssbitt unb Grau an 5rau g.
Stmorb. ein Drittel Nntbeil on benz
@runbfhd gde Yreia uno BilitafraBe,
$1,000.
g. @ieber on 6. s. Mapfielb, 2
@runbhhde an W~arrenfr., $500.
s. s. Srammel an 6. Q. Nlforo,
2 @runbfiide ON Weftenb, 1925.
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~ Si6tiee Naenten brrlanst far
bic Consolidated Building and Loan
Association, 35 Broadway, New York.
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GtabIirt 1866.
Thos. Coggan K Bros.
Sam Mntonio, Seras.
Can Mntonto, Seas.

SIM Sale bon Rrantbeit ODER
llnsliid gepdbren mir tfets
Iangere 3eit. Mit ebpptbsfen.
Noten fann biss nidt 9efdeben.
@ir brauden unere Moten
uno Siderbeiten nidt an Bon.
tiers ober @eloberleiher ~
tranSferiren, I'M nit benz 0elb
infer @efGdft rciteraufIbren.
Bir brauden ni9t tobe
@reiie gu berednen fir Sn.
frumente, tpel9e mir auf Set
berfaufen, um bic 8infen an
8ori9ufe berausaui@lassn.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-06-12
NOTICE or MORTGAGE SALE BY ADvER-
Is


Whereas default has been made in the condi-
iivered by August Falk, and Anna G. Falk, his
wife, lnOrtgagOrs, to John Alexander, nOrtgl-
gee, dated the s;st day Of October. A. 2: 1885,
Of the County Of Mobiles, in the State Of Mime
sota,, ON the 5th day of November, A. D. 1885, at
$50 o'clock, r. NJ, In Book T. Of Mortgages on
.nd is due ut the date Of this notice, the amount
Of Three thousand, four hundred and eighty six
($3ls6 COY Dollars. and 70 action or proceeding
has been instituted At law or in equity to rccOy.
or the debt secured By said mort gage or any
+. Now. therefore, Notice is hereby given, that
/ by virtue OF q power of sale contained in said
mortgage and OF the statute in such case made
and provided. said mortgage will be fOreclosed
cribed, at public auction for cash, by the Sheriff
Of said county, at the front door of the Court
House IN the Village Of Wortl'ington IN the
% tho t
70 c'clock 10 tha forenoon. to satisfy the amount
which shall then be due on said mortgage, with
Interest thereon. and costs and expenses Of sale
Tee. 8 stipulated In said mortgage, In case Of
The premises described in said mortgage; and
to BE- ;od ia are the lot or LAND
Minnesota, and known and described rs fol.
Iowa t. wit: Lots lumber -Four ~ and Five,
(s) aud the south east quarter (4) Of the south
and that part u the north. est quarter il4l ol
section Thirty Four l3a) north of the Sioux City
and Nalnt Paul Railroad as now constructed
across said north west quarter (A) Of section
| aud two (lO2) north. Rnngo Forty l40) west
JOHN ALEXANDER. Mortgage.
GEO: "; WILSON, III on: Attorney Of Mortgage.
First Pub. May %.
Last Pub. June g.
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The number enrolled for 1873 was
1923, for 1888 9, $50, for 1890, see.
Tie of number state certificates re-
ceived prior to 1873 was 127. ..Du'tnx
the year 1873 100 certificates were
received from the state High School
Board; during 1889, go. aud pr0ba-
bly, 200 or more will he received for this
year, 1890.
In all matters pertaining to school
work there has been a reasonable in-
crease Of efficiency.
It is to be hoped that all pupils en-
rolled last year and many others may
conclude to continue their work an
other year in this or some other school.
w. W, HOBBS, Supt.
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Contemplating a change
of location 7 will sell from
my stock for a time at
wholesale prices a good
stock of Dry Goods, Groce-
ries, Hats, Caps, Boots,
and Shoes. A large line Of
Carpets to select from,
some Fifty samples atprices
lower than ever before.
34-tf S. v. wYCKOEF.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-06-12

The Annual Meeting Of the Womers
Presbyterial SOCIETIES Of Home and
Foreign Missions Of the Presbytery Of
Mankato, will be held in the Presby.
terrain Church of this place, on We'd
nesday and Thursday of next week..
There will be a reception on Tuesday
evening to welcome the delegates aud
others, who are expected to participate
In the meetings. Mrs. +. F. Pomercy
Of Minneapolis, who is well known 10
an earnest worker in the cause Of mis-
sions, will be present, NOT only at tie
reception, but through all the meet
ings Of the societies. Mrs. G: A. Van
C)eve is also expected to be present.
The friends of the missions, in this
community. are especially invited to
meet with the ladies of these societies,
In all their gatherings.
Tie following is the Programme:
TUESDAY.
8P. 81. -
Reception at the residence OF Mrs.
WEDNESDAY.
Foreign Missionary Society. =.
9 30 A. NJ.
Devotional hour led by Mrs. e. B..
Miner.
Address of Welcome. Mrs. H.. r.
Town.
Response, Mrs. E. X, Cheadle.
Roll call aud Mihu:es.
Reports Of Auxiliaries.
Recitation, Miss rhe1es* Marine.
2P. NJ. y
! Promises, Prayer.
Value of the Littles, Mrs. J. Damsn.
Reading, Miss Fallte WEIGH.
Individual Responsibility in regard
to Missions, Mrs. Leona Petit
Discussion. "The Missionary Spirit
opened by Mrs. Axtel. ~
Election of Officers.
| Miscellaneous Business.
| sP: NJ.
A popular meeting in the interest oi
both branches of the work.
THURSDAY.
Home Missionary Society.
| 0U "A. NJ.
| Prayer Meeting led by Mrs. Jane E
Cook,
Roll call and Minutes.
Reports IF Auxiliaries.
1.-The poor Whites'', by Mrs C.. A
Chapman
Reports of Corresponding Secretary
Report Of Secretary and Treasure
for Freedmen.
discussion, "11ow can we make on
monthly meetings more profitable
opened by Mrs. J. E. Treadwcll.
Question Box, opened by Mrs. E. F
Pomeroy.
Business.
2 =. NJ.
Devotional Exercises, led by Mis-
Fallie WEIGH.
Responsive Reading, reorganization
. led by Miss Carrie Halves.
, Map Exercise, Miss Ried
Discussion. ''How shall we euli.
:, our children, opened by Mrs. c. \
] Cosgrove.
) Question Box, Mrs. E. F. PoMero,
Collection. BUSHES
Good music may I've expected 1T Ill tt
meetings.
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l.
Whereas, default has been made in the con-
ditiOns Of . certain mortgage executed and de-
Nvered by John g. Johnson, single man, mort
gagor, IT, John Alexander, mOrtgaXee, dated
the LIST day of December. A. d. 1885 and recorded
county of Mobiles in the State of Minnesota on
the 18th Of December, A. D. 1885, at o'clock
r. NJ, IN Book III" of Mortgages, on page 81 on
which there is claimed to be due, and is due at
the date Of this notice, the amount OF Eleven
Hundred and Fifty Three (*ll53Ot) Dollars.
and no action or proceeding has been instituted
ut law or In equity to recover the debt secured
b. said mortgage or any part thereof
Now, therefore, notice Is hereby given, that
by VII tue Of a power of sale contained in said
mortgage and Of the statute in such case made
by sale Of the m0rtgaEed premises therein des-
cfibed at public auction for cash. by the Sheriff
Of said county, at the front door Of the Court
House in the village Of Worthingt0n. IT, the
county Of NOb'es aud State of Minnesota OH
Saturday the 5th day Of July A. D., 1880. ut 1(
o'clock In the forenoon, to satisfy the amount
which shall then be due on said mortgage, with
inter ext thereon, and costs and expenses of sale
aud Fifty Dollars (95O. OO) attorneys fees, ~
stipulated In said mortgage in case OF foreclosure
The premises described in SAID mortgage, and
situated in the county of Mobiles and State o.
Minnesota. and known and described as follow
tO-wit: The southwest quarter % Of Section
Eighteen as, IL Township One Hundred ant
-Four (lo4) North Range Forty (4o) West.
JOHN ALEXANDER, Mortgage.
GRO. W. WILSON, Atty. of Mortgage.
Dated May 2Utf. 1890
First Pub. May %
Last Pub. june %.
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BUCkLEN'S ARNICA SAVE.

BUChLEN'S ARNICA sALvE,
The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, feve
sores, letter, chapped hands ,chiIdb lain
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles OF no pay REC uired.
II Is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or no money refunded, Price
S5'cents per bottle, For sale bye. ".
Smith. " :
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"Put money in thy purse,". an do
not throw it away on poor binder or
mower. Consider the number of years
the machine should last. and what it
should cost for repairs. Champion
binders and mowers have no scempeti-
tors ON these two points.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
LAND OFFICE AT MARSHALL, MINI.

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make final pro + in support OF his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Judge.
or in Ills absence. the Clerk Of the district
Court Of Mobiles County, at Worthington Nina.
on Saturday, June It'll. 1870. viz: Mike Crowly,
of Fulda Postof:cn, Minnesota. for the Home
stead entry i1,GGo tor the hwl. sec. 80 tp. 10i,
i 70.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous re4idencc upon, and cultivation Ut,
said land. viz:
William Malohan, G. W. Horton. Of Fulda,
postofrcc, Minnesota, William SoWls. and Levi
Baxter, of Worthlngton, Mimi.
l.. NJ LANGE. ReriSter.
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A CARD.

- w ORTHINGTON.
We the undersigned trustees of the
Swedish Baptist Church think it pro-
per and fitting to express our thanks
to Warren & Humiston for their gen.
erous donation ofthe Wall Paper for
our church and take this mode of so
doing.
A. HACToR,
J. MoDERG,
O. THOMPSON,
REV. ANDREW SWARTZ.
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Elder B. +. Kittinger of Gettysburg,
Pa, says he had been suffering with
cold and cough, also his wife, that they
took to using Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and received great benefit
from it. Yet he says. cit was so
pleasant 10 take" For sale by G. w.
Smith.
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SALE UNDER DECREE.

NOTICE Is hereby given ; that under and by
~ virtue Of \ decree duly made and entered
In the District Court OF Mobiles county. Min
mesota. on the 10Th day Of April. lh9n, in an &C
ton therein pending, In which the Fidelity
Loan and Trust Company is plaintiff and James
Mcfarland and Zachary 4. Moran. are de-
PENDANTS, and certified copy Of which decree
has been delivered to me. with orders to en-
force the same {; I will sell at public auction at
the front door of the Court House in the village
Of Wor,hington, in Mobiles County, Minnesota:
on Saturday, the. 5th day of July. 1890, at &c
o'clock in the forenoon, the real estate in said
decree described as follows: The east half Of
the north east quarter OF section two (2) in
township One Hundred and Three u03) OF
range fOrty,two (42) In said Mobiles County
Minnesota, to satisfy the sum Of One Hundred
and Nineteen dollars and sixty seven cents
($ll9 67) and expenses Of such sale. The said
real estate will be 80 sold subject to mortgages
thereon dated January 2th, 1889. for five
hundred dollars. and recorded in the office o.
Register OF deeds OF said County Of Mobiles, il
Book Il, vi mortgages on page 535.
GILBERT ANDERSON, Sheriff.
DANIEL ROuRER !. WV. MILCHRIST, AttyS iOl
Plaintiff.
lst Pub. May %
Last Pub June 26
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have one thoroughbred Jersey Bull
Calf for sale, and ono thoroughbred
short-horn Durham also for sale, at
reasonable figures and terms easy. Any
one producing a better one of his age
In the county can have mine for pre-
sent. r. L. ERsK1NE.
Mobiles Co MINI.
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WARREN & HUMIsTON.

Remember the Great Debate be-
tween Walter T. Mills and Albert
Griffin on the political aspects of the
Temperance questie at the Masonic
Hall at p, IN. July lst. 1t will be
necessary for those outside of Worth
inaton to arrange with some one in
town to buy your seats, which will be
put on sale June 28th at c, W.
Smiths Drug Store, at l O'Clock. p.
M, as they will soon be disposed of.
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Our paper has arrived and we can
show you the finest selections of wall
paper ever brought into the city at
prices within the reach Of everybody.
Come early and pick out your patterns.
WARREN & HUM1sTON.
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A Study in New Jersey.

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