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Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-09-13
Sheriff. Ssle ~r Deal Estate.
Foster y. Dennis,
Plaintiff,
"a.
Arnold G. I'D and Silver NO. ~.
Mining Comussv.
Def. ndant

B virtue OF an execution issued ont OF
IN, Di trict r0nv'. If she Third yudioiai
Di. trict. OF the Territory Of Arixona, and
for the County If d ohsve, wherein Foster
s. Dennis WIS p siBtih, ard Arnold Gold
Nj d Silver Nininr ConpRn, WAS d.fendant
npon judgment rendered thu 18th day IT
Jnlv 1882, for the sum OK T rec Thopsand
Two Hundred end Hineiy.a and lA-I00
Dollars. lawful money of the United Stmtoa,
levied upon all he right, title. claim, and
interest, II sad defeadint, Arnold Gold
and silver Mining Co.. +. in End TO the
following described real eAtate. " wit:
The Arnold mine, a mining claim con.
stating NJ ne thol sand 10 o. feet in
length by SIX hnndr. UCO) I ct In width,
situated IN Ceda Valley mining district,
duly r. ord d ~ Rl,uk b." ags l83, min.
ing records Of Mohave county.
Also that certain tcl! road. aituated ir
Cedar II mi ing distr OF, commencing
at a =. int on the Rig Sandy, fiv. mile
more or lessl southerIy FROM TIE horse Of
fsaorge kusA'.Il, rnnnib0 thence northwest
erly IT, the Arnold uliv,a. Distance If
Nv I've miles, title If VII oh "a road ap-
ears of record IN BOOK 3d." II desds. p ,ge
n, ct. seq. recprda # Mo ave conn Y.
Raf.rarce Ia hereby had 10 said records for
a far her and more psrf,,ct description Of
said r.at +stsia
Public n tice Ia herebv given that will
on Monday. the 9th day OF Sept ember,
1880, At II 30 O'ciCck. a. m. of said day, in
front Il the Court House door Il the Goun.
~ Of Mehave, sell ct .,ublic auction fr
lawful mon5v If the TN ted States. all tho
right. title. ola i'm, ard Interest OF sid DE-
f4ndant, Ar-old Gold md Silver MINING
Company, NJ. in and 10 he abnve described
property, or q. much there Z RI u,ay be
necessary to ra'se snff lent to satisfy said
judRm mt, together with int e.tand costs,
etc., TO the highest and t,ost ,idd4r.
WV II. LAKE,
Sheriff IT M ,h>ve Comfy.
b. JoHS q. PnTrs Chief Deputy Sheriff
Kin,ma.. September 4'h. lea0 43fl.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-09-13
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OsvIcs or THz ragAsURgR orl
MoaAvx CDJSrY. ARIZONA

OysIcs or THz ragAsURgR ovl
MoaAyx Ct,USry. ARIZONA
king,nsn, Arizona. Sept. 8, 1890.
Notice il hershy given that the dnpli-
cate assessment roll III the County NJ
Mohsye, Territory Of Arizona, for the
year 1879 Il now in my possession Tor the
collection ii taxes therein. and the taxes
~. n1w ins AMI p lvable. Taxes will he
d,linqieat on thu third Monday in DE-
c.mh.r next hereafter, and unless paid
on fhh day or prior thereto. one and one.
half tlkl per cent per month during the
time this sid taxes shall he Delinquent
will b, adl,,i To ths smoant thereof ~
psn,lty. ! am nos ready tn seeeive
t.xss II my oh.., seso1i DIR west oi
court honse in Kin4man, between the
hours OF o'cl,hk : m xnj o'clock p.
IN. from and alter rhis date.
L !. LAssELL.
Nolnty Treasurer AMI ExO.Ii:iO Tax
Collector 45-tf
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-09-13

The hest Salve in the world for Cnts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Riienm. Fever
Sores, letter. Chapped Hands. Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions. and posi-
lively a,,pAs niles or no nay required. II
Ii guaranteed to give perfect Satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 2S cents per
box, For Gale ny Watkins Bros.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-09-13

-
70, which arrived last week, il boiuu
ffansponed 70 tlie Dean mine = .apidlv
~ posslbls.
The Phoenix @ .sette saws: I'M. W
io're, u Pressott, h gosi man, but Il
''r Democracy will nominate Tom Hal.
'crk, of sloliiss'. against him. Mr. Moore
viii ''e permitted 10 remain At home shis
winter ny ,'sat IN jWiiy.
L, Q. Cowan lei, Wsl,eslAy afternoon
via PRESCOTT. fo~ Pm unlx. whsr. h.. goa
:" a''ena the y ''norra'ic Territorial Con.
se"'ion. wh'rl' meets ON thu 18th inst.
nc VIII return ny the way Of Los Angeles
ami expect TO 'se Ahsent ten days.
A hve ncr'irrsd 1t the Xxi mine last
r"esday which desiroye the cabin onli-
rs'ed ny Mes4rs ClAck. McMahon and
Hitchcock, wto have hcen lsasing on that
property. THIS bows lost everything they
had In the way 0f clothing and food.
A professional foot racer, accompanied
by half dozen trainers, '.swamperX. =
etc, arrived in town this week, and il
anxions to mako match fwhenaver he
has snvs thing) with aav Of the boys
VIII" are anxiou- To p,rt with their money.
Miss Alice Csmpheii. slater Of j H.
Campbell. n the Flores mine. accom-.
psniei ny Mr.. Csmp 'elfsson Lp'xwoot.
LETT r'ies'i ~ fnr he- home In Philaiel-
phla Miss Campbell. dnring her stay
nere, mate many friends who vii miss
her from their circles
Mir Dpnslly. Of the 4. kp. liai
department tebesr.phs + l. smith ths,
all sI,erimens q ore sent to the .Albnq'Ier.
one fair win he c,rrie.i both wtyA Tres.
and tn II shev viii he returned immsais.
i tely alter tbs 81 ,se u the lair. La our
miners zee 70 i 'ht MohIse county,
rich ores are on exhibition at the Aim.
q~rqne fir.
Or Recorder 4. ]. Goldman il m ,kinu
some valuable IMPROVEMENTS. tie Ia.
~'n'm.h pump r''"n'nx' ana - going !"
the spring TO Tlant onf an orchard and
shade frees Ahia " COOL example 'o'
our wealthy citizens. There = no'h'"s
IKE improvements NJ this description Y
b-an'ify our 'osn and make u desir
able place 10 live
tn. snrr,v If wafer fonnd IN near III,
eu,f,ee has hean A rod.end 10 the town
inst 600 the Difference ..esxa~n nov an,
1.-TWO wears ago then II VA. hare, make.
Ifl.i. now sea the henataful garden viii
shade and fruit trees r-o~inf vigorously
1t has beea psoyed that fruit and vines d
| well, neending only wvtes. Mr.. PembeI
thy set out . small orchard last spsia
and although they we're planted qu'ss y
10 'hsv have made an astonishing crown
tie intends eniara'ns y next sps'"9 an
many Others intend planting. IN . 'e'
years this VIII ne one o. the most oeao'
fnIl towns in Arizona.
On Sunday Last. - VIM. Richards va
leading his gray colt from the stable, IN
long hair rope which was tied around III
animal'a neck got canght around Ricf
ards lex. above the ankle, and the hon
started ON the run, dragging Richards a
nearly the r,pe's length. The colt r.
: aronrd tie saloon among empty bottle
> and barrels ard acrnas lnts towards III
bisrksmith shop. When in front Of IT.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-09-13

w. desir.. TO call attention 10 the rule
which hag hfen generally adopted ny the
party. viz; That In f'onniy Gonpenti0ns
no proxy will ne recognized unless held
by q resident Of the precinct from which
the proxy comes.
BY or':er Of the Committee.
Attest. w. g. BLAKELy,
E.J. GoDxAs, Chairman.
Secretary.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-09-13

Summary Tor month ofAug. Of Meteoso-
, lolicAl Record U. 8. Signal So, vice Tor Sig.
nal Aris. MAG Oh Is, Min, 1918. Mean,
S7:lA. kanse 2s:e, ilisI,sat l,8, August
is. Lowest SO, Ang ~. Precipitation
3.i7-l00. HExsy KosHLAsp,
Voluntary Observer.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-09-13

The primaries fer the election Of dele.
gates to TO the Democratic Convention Of
Mohave County, u hereby called TO meet
in the varions pres.incts, on Saturday,
September 10Th. 1899. The County Con-
yeniion ~ be held in Kingmsn, Tuesday
October 7ih. 1880.
The usual test will he required Of yot-
ers 1t the primary elections. The several
precincts Of the County are entitled to
- :. ~ an ~ = ffnsv f<.fs.,,rc,
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-09-13

Letters rem iinia2 nrclIIad for III the
po~fntiiee II Peach S.,ring-. September 1,
1880. II not called for Il, 80 days they
will be sent to the "desd letter" ofiice VI
Washington. D, CT:
Cnsic, John 8 Sanchez, Juan
Davis, @ w lester, jill
Ewing. FB.
J. N. CuHENouR, r. NJ.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-09-13

Bos Tseasupep
Being urged b. many Of my frieads to be
eoms candidate Tor the once Of Treasurer Of
Achavs eouaty, u the ensains eleetios,. I take
this method Of sano1acta. myself asa caadl-
Asss for that once subject to the action OF the
Democratic couasy coAve itiol
l. DAVIDSON.
] hereby announce myself q ! candidate for
teUiection 70 he once Of Treasurer NJ Mnhaye
County. subject N the action OF the Republics i
conventien Of Mohave County.
L. T. LAssKiL
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-09-13

Are YOU M,rriei? Ii not -s,l yoir
ad irsss, with stamp, 10 the American
Corresponding Club, r. o. Boz 843,
Cllrks,s,isg, w. Va.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-09-13

! hereby aadn1 ice myself a. & ca tdidsse for
election 70 the oil Nee OF 3seut.r Ut ", have
Couaty. subject 10 the actioa oil the Republican
County Couve Itiel. z. J. 0oOMAN.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-09-13
HUBS HOUSE
RESTAURANT.

HARVEY Hus1s. rssys!stss.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-09-13

TINE aixss viii mt be re,pea ,ib,e for tbs
epaatoas aad View II IL CORES po.,deas =
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14
One-Half Fare Home Seekers Excursion


Those contemplating a trip to the
new South, for pleasure or IN quest of
new fields of labor, should not fail to
write 10 or call on any agent of the
Queen and Crescent Route. This line
viii on September 9 and % and October
IA sell round trip tickets to all points in
Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama. Mlssis-
sippi, louisiana. Florida, Arkansas and
Texas, at one fare for the round trip.
Tickets good thirty days for return.
-Four express trains leave Grand Central
Depot, Cincinnati, daily, with through
sleeping cars for Hartman, Cardiff
lockwood, Chattanooga, Alfalfa, Br-
mingham, Meridian, New Orleans and
jacksonville, Florida.
Making connection with through
sleeper Chattanooga TO Jackson and
Vicksburg, Miss. This is your oppor-
tunity TO visit the booming South. The
fall is the time to see il. September
and October are pleasant months TO
travel Be sure and ask for rates and
tickets via Queen and Crescent Route,
or address p. G.. Edwards, G.. Z. and I.
A., Cincinnati, q.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

hSvng q The most solemn fashi0n st
tae ealtlem II royalty uPon heE head +,
Proclaimed ths sN4rta nersle *fitr
Royal Majesty. kstaeF Faz Blythe
Rutherford. sovereign Aad Queen 0fal4
tne lsyps.es Ia the Kingdom u Sooslznd
--N fi4ilenEo aao dare. Addresses
II eQagr2tuiatioa Wsro Rad troal loyAi
subjects IA the different shres frum
the citizens u keis0 aud other near
c.iies Aud villages. sna from AethOlm
t0ansiolSi after Wbch 5 ieyee vas
held AT tie royal palace thanh
cottage With a hard elsy ioor, and tue
night Vas passed IA al manner az rustic
refelrles. Al her death ia 4aiy, loe3
Gypsy royalty IN scotland cAhle % an
end. No one ever aspfed 10 IAe ENJOY
ment ~ her Gypsy hOnoIs; and even oid
pritsess helen, With whom ! am quite
a izKortr. tells me that sae eas 20
"wce a..1 fanny lleket, mat she coni-
piCleiy lOst all her ambition Tor royal
HE. queen Esther died az kelso.
Her e0rtege from kelso 20 kirk
lethoim, where she was buried
beside hundreds OF her race,
was a memorable one. Thousands %
people came 20 NethOlm. Upon the
coffin lay the royal red cloak Of the
Queen, and an enormous white wreath
Ol roses. sent by Lady John Scott. OF
Sppott wood, surmOuntcd th.s. Both
were inferred with the body OF the
Queen. Rev. Mr. Davidson, for twenty
nine years munster Of the parish
church here, tells me he never wit
messed more remarkable scene than
AT tins burial. The services were held
al kelso; but such vast crowds massed
about the grave III lletholm that though
Mr.. Davidson made effort TO reach il 10
say a few words over the bCfy, the
grief OF the gypsles and the keasity
OF the crowd prevented. 10 also
tells me other things gained from his
ministry among these strange people
which may interest many who believe
Gypsics no better than wolves. Among
these, were the statements that no
more honorable folk IN all theu busi-
ness dealings ever lived IN scotland.
They never would pay their rent at a
fixed time; but they always paid il.
Their word in all matters could be alb
solutely depended upon. For over
seventy-fve years no letholm Gypsy
has ever been accused of crime. Their
home and family relations have always
been singularly free from unfaithful-
ness aud unhapplness. And, inishort,
he believes that in all Things, upon
which estimate of character may be
based they have ever exceled the non
Gypsy townspeople about them.
Notwithstanding this, Gypsydom has
so declined here that IL is but q wrath
of its former self. When here a year
since found but fourteen families COM
prising no more than eighty souls. At
that time | predicted that | should yet
live to wander with the tawny Yetholm
crew in my own loved land. Three of
those families are already with theroad-
side pilgrims IN America. Those re-
naming are held TO the spot by the old
old folk. who beg to be allowed the last
privilege of laying their bones along
side of those of their kin in the little
church yard behind the manse. When
that is done, Gypsydom in Yetbolm will
be no more. 1t Will all have been
transplanted to that grand and won
drous land across the sea, the Gypsy's
haven and heaven of opportunity and
delight. EEGAR l.. WAKEMAS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

Commencing September -, the Chi
cago q West Michigan railway viii run
Wagner Buffet Drawing Room cars on
trans leaving Grand RAPIDS at p. m.
and leaving Chicago at 4.4O ,. M,
daily except sunday. the latter con
Meeting with sleeper for Traverse City
leaving Grand Rapids at ll.30 p. n.
TIE sleeping car now leaving Chicago
at 4.40 p. M viii be discontinued bc-
tween Chicago and Grand Rapids rcgu-
lar sleeper leaving Chicago at il25 p.
m. viii ran as usual.
wv. s. GAvETT.
Acting General Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14
WIN. MILLER,
26 S. lONIA-ST.
Economy Wrought Iron FuTnacel

1st. II vii produce p large percentage more
C combined Wa-m air and steam heat with 4
given amount of coil than anv other heater
made a. the same ere which produces She hot
air makes TIE steam ~ 20 loss oif8el
20. Ihe steam IS Fa liable adiuuot o. The
varm air. - wifh Ire help We can hesi space
fhaf raa Dos 30 reached ~ warm sir. sgeh ss
parallel rooms long distance from tae fHr
mace. or apartments up two of mere stories
not accessible nT warm ar pipes.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

The Grand Rapids & Indiana Rail
road Company VIII sell Harvest Evcur-
son tickets september and - and
oCt0ber "a % points south. southwest
west aud northwest at one fare for the
round trip. bckets good for fetuTu
within thirty DAYS. For tickets and
further Information. apply 90 A. Aim
Quist. A. Juic0 station. 0r Geo. N.
Muuson. City Ticket ofhCc
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14
Excursion Rate. to Toledo Exposition.

Account of the Toledo Exposition
formerly the Tri-State FAIR, the Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern Railway
Company will sell reduced rate excur-
SION tickets to Toledo, September TO
l3, inclusive, good to return until Sep
tember 10, 1890. Apply to ticket agent
for full particulars.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

Pcckham's Group Remedy cures
Whooping Cough
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

The Valley IS M nc COMPANY hss
10 peer in tae raRnufsct1re ~ fo8r. ts
products are q great aensna sa4 e.
pecssll y tie Isiy II ts Try r.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

Every sack Of lily WHITE FLOUR
has picture cf car n4i8. None genuine
wlth0ut rs
N41EEY Cry Mufrvs Co
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

After today. ut. Z. al raj connec-
ton - AMI from Otfavs Besch e.l -
q scontrue8. Ihe steamer Macsf8wa
VllI connect With al day trains st Hol-
land untll ~ept. l5 &c. usIFe.
wv. A 9svFTr.
Acting Gen fass. Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

like my wife to use Pozzoni' sCom-
plexion Powder because it improves her
looks, and Is as fragrant a vIOlets.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

Cali on Mack. 81 Csnsl-st. Cabinets
g per dozen.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

Anchor Brsud are toe nest Ask yoar
grocer for theua.
The Worthington advance., 1890-06-05
WoRrAINoroN TOWNSHIP.

The splendid rains and heavy d~ws
are bringing the fields aud. gardens.
along so fast that even the most exact.
ing are obliged to admit they never
saw things growing so nicely. -
Corn looks we'll aud cultivation Of
the crop has commenced.
1t is section SO not 80 which Mr. Hall
is on.
E. F. Whitney is breaking for Mr.
Lees ut s. 50 per acre. and Is also
breaking for Mr.. Barnard aud will seed
it to flax for himself.
Mr.. and Mrs. A;brrt Peterson sl~nt
last week with relatives in Elk town.
ship, their cousins returning home
with them for short visit.
Mr.. Chas. Smallwood came up from
Omaha to spend Sunday with his
family.
Mr.. James Sutherland Sr. is doing a
good deal OF breaking.
Messrs. Sutherland, James Jr. and
Duncan, are in W"rthinRton. Tic
| former with Mr.. Bucham in tho. pt"t.'-
graph gallery, the latter 10 engse. d in
tho ice shipping business.
Miss Lizzie McCloNd, who has bee,
| with Mr.. COnes' family for some time
Is ut her sisters, Mrs. Barnard. Mis-
McC. is \ very pleasant young lady
hope she will remain in the neiehb"r
hood.
Miss Stene Gregarson has gone t,
Round Lake TO spend the summer witt
friends.
The Worthington advance., 1890-06-05
DEWALD

The farmers are improving the fine
weather by doing large amount of
breaking.
Milt. Smith ia breaking on his new
farm on section II. =
L. H. Beckl~y and Mr.. TObev have
built n past ure "n &. cti"n 13 Nj.
Schinkel has also built u pasture on
section IL.
Rev. Fisk was out visiting the peo.
pl- Of this ueighborhovd one day last
week.
School in AZ is progressing finely mn
der the able management If Miss
Ellen Sundbrrg. She and Miss Eva
Baxter, who teaches im ~, with their
respective schools, are intending to
hold an exhibition in the near future
in the school house in ~.
Miss Richie Maxwell ia vt l,om.
from MAnka'O where she has bpen At
tending the Normal School the past
year.
Mr.. Boldly has finished the school
house in the Randall district, and it.
now ut work i'm Rushmore.
Mr.. Bass was on the sick list last
week.
The Sunday school in AZ is progress.
ing finely with John Newton for Smpt.
another year. SEC. IL.
The Worthington advance., 1890-06-05
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE BY Ap-
.. YERTISENENT.

s.". VERTISEAENT
Whereas, default has been made in tho con-
ilitions Of : certain mortgage executed and de-
lIvcrcd BY John g. johnson, y single man, mort
Kax0r. t. John Alexander, mOrtgasee, dated
The list day Ut December. A. d. 1885 and recorded
In the once OF the Register of Deeds OF The
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 IL claimed to be due, and Is due at
the date Of this nOIice, the amount of Eleven
HuAAred and Fifty Three (@ll53.0l Dollars.
anu no action or proceeding has been Instituted
By said mortgage or any part thereof
Now. therefore, notice Is hereby given, that
by Vi. tue Of power Of sale contained in said
mortgage, and of the statute III such case made
and provided, said mo tgage will be fore closed
by sale Of the mOrtgaged premises therein des-
cribed at public auction for cash. BY the Sheriff
vt said county. at the front door OF the Court
House In the village Of Worthington. IT. the
cualn'y Of Mob ca and state of Minnesota on
o'clu. l., the forenoon. to satisfy the amount
which, shall then be due on said mortgage, with
inter est thereon. and costs and expenses Of sale
and Fifty Dollars (4N.OO) attorneys fees, a.
stipulated In said mortgage In case OF fore
The premises described in SAID mortgage, and
80 to be sold, are the lot, piece or parcel 0f land
situate In the county Of Mobiles and State 0
Minnesota. and known and described a. follow
| to-wtt: The southwest quarter % Of Secti",
Eighteen (is). II Township One Hundred ant
Four (lOl) North Range Forty (O) West.
! G1o: W: WILSON. Atty. OF Mortgage.
| Dated May 2Oth 1891.
| First Pub May %
/ Last Pub. June d.
The Worthington advance., 1890-06-05
SALE UNDER DECREE.

NOTICE Is hereby given ; that under and by
~ virtue of = decree duly made and entered
III the District Court Of Mobiles county. Min.
ncsota. IN the 10Th day Of April! ,lo9', III an ac-
ti"n therein pending, In which the Fidelity
!."sn and Trust Company is piaintff, and James
Mcfarland and ZACHARY 4. Moran. are DE-
PENDANTS. and a certified copy OF which decree
has been delivered t. me. will, orders to en-.
force the same {; I viii sell at pubic auction a,
the front door OF the Court House in the village
"f Worthington, In Mobiles County. Minnesota
On eecs tSs e sh d9E Of y s:as in st said
decree described as follows: The east hall q
the north cast quarter Of section Two (2) il
township One Hundred and Three Qosj .
range forty.two (42) In said Mobiles County
Mihnes0ta to satisfy the sum Of One Hundred
and Nineteen dollars and sixty seven cent
(+ll9 G7) and exrenses oi such sale. The sal
real estate will be 80 sold subject to \ mOrtgag
theron dated January 2th, 1889. tor av
hundred dollars. and recorded in the Office Q
Register of deeds Of said County Of Mobiles, i
Book X, OF mortgages an page 535
GILBERT ANDERSON, Sheriff.
DANIEL RonRER & WM. MlLCHRIsr. Atty's 70
Plaintiff.
lst Pub. May %
Last Pub June rs
The Worthington advance., 1890-06-05
"a Study IN New Jersey.

Unless Z man does his whole
duty to himself and to his fellow
men, he can never expect to bs
happy. Tho gentleman In tho
picture Is being painfully reminded
Of hls shortcomings.
lfhis house had been properly
furnished for Summer, tho mos
quitoes would not be able to var
nish their bills In blood.
Cleanliness and 6O0n FuRNI-
TuRE In ones Home, will even
cause mosquitoes to respect ito
sanctity.
Throw away some Of the
old traps that have got to be
Eye Sores about the house
and replace them with new
and fresh articles Of modern
furniture, a full stock OF
which you will And in the
warerooms of H. N. PALM,
and at prices that will be a
surprise to you.
The Worthington advance., 1890-06-05

Contemplating a change
Of location I will sell from
my stock for a time at
wholesale prices q good
stock Of Dry Goods, Groce-
ries. Hats, Caps, Boots,
and Shoes. A large line Of
Carpets to select from,
some hfty samples atprioes
lower than ever before.
Sl.tf s. ". wYCKOFF.
The Worthington advance., 1890-06-05
-
8I,lI,t

ELK.
Aino! arrival Of = ten pound boy 6
Guy Fellows LAST week. ss.
Mr. Joynson's uncle Is here from tho
State Of Illinois, on his annual visit
10 his friends aud relstives.
Miss Fisk started for her homo In
Wisconsin last Tuesday.
Breaking FOX fax still goes on.
! Mrs. Wilkinson . parents from the
east arc visiting their d1ughter aud
her family. 8. s
Mrs. W. G. Doane Of Plymouth Co.,
Iowa. is visiting friends In town.
Albert Wild WAS made wild viii, 10y
last week by becoming the happy faith.
or Of y bouncing boy. sss s,5s3ss
A number Of our people attended
Decoration Services st Worthington
last Friday.
G. e. Fellows started on his assess
ing tour over the town the last week.
Sam and John Anderson are break
up the old Oglo place on section 81
and seeding It to flax.
Last weeks warm weather gave veg.
itati0n big start. Corn that had Iii.
geret three weeks under ground, SUD
denly put in Nm appearance and nOw
bids fair tO bo = good crop. Sn:.
grain and grass are making rapid pro-
Rress and present appearances y oml.
Indicate that We are. To have An txtr,
amount of both for next winters needs
An Ohio man who is said tn bc On ol,
hand at the business. predicts higl
prices for the latter part Of this year
and the fore part 1891. 81 may It ba
No one Is going tn quarrel with him
he proves true prophet. Tho grsa
depression, In prices has continued 3
long that there Is an "achin9t void
somewhere In in The region of the fa,
mers' pocket AMI the where withSli {
I'll it would not be m unwrlcomaf vla
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