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sealed. Thus prepared the meat will
ke ep indefinitely, and may be used in
almost any manner. The canning of
corned beef and beef tongue is also
carried on to less extent. Some idea
of the business thus transacted may be
gathered from the fact that rs long ago
as $780, over 100,000,000 pounds of
fresh beef were canned annually in
this country, since which time the in
dustry has developed very largely. To
say nothing of the amount consumed
by our own people, the export of canned
beef for 1882 reached the large valua-
ton of about four and one-fourth mil
lion dollars Good Housekeeping.
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CHILDREN Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
CHILDREN Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
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ADVERTISING is the oil that lubri-
Gates the wheels of business.
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HAVE you read how Mr.. w. d.
Wentz of Geneva, N. Y, was cured of
the severest form of dyspepsia? He
says everything he ate seemed like
pouring melted lead into his stomach.
Hoods Sarsaparilla effected a perfect
cure. Full particulars will be sent if
you write G. l. Hood & Co., Lowell,
Mass,
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The highest praise has been won by
Hoods Pills for their easy, yet efficient
action.
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GNistellanp.
A Grecian Glove.

A moldered glove worn by n Grecian maid
In Athens, twenty centuries ago,
Is to my curious vision here displayed,
With melancholy fingers in n row;
No tiny thing that you'd imagine, maybe,
Was made for hand of doll or some girl baby.
Oh, full white hand, strong in its grasp, but
tender,
No chalky thing Of spectral distortion,
Firm, with the fingers not too longer slender,
a noble hand of generous proportion.
Her body knew not fashion-monstrous van
dal--
In her loose flowing robe and Grecian sandal.
A hand TO stroke a brow with when it aches.
Something to hold in evenings when you
tarry;
Something to kiss when lovo its parting takes,
Something to sue for, IL you care to marry.
Oh, for hand like this, oh, precious glovel
Oh, lost white fingers of the Attic lovel
Kate Fieid's Washington.
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MERIT WINs.-We desire to say to
our citizens that for years we have
been selling DR.. Kings New Discovery
for consumption, DR.. Kings New Life
Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Elec-
trio Bitters, and have never handled
remedies that sell as well, or that
have given such universal satisfaction.
We do not hesitate to guarantee them
every time, and we stand ready to re-
fund the purchase price if satisfactory
results do not follow their use. These
remedies have won their great popular
ity purely on their merits. At @.
Blakely's, Montpelier, Vt.
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Gbe Dursebulo.

Contributions to this department may be sent
either to DIR. t. II. HosK1Ns, Newport, VT, or di.
rectly to THE wAToHMAN PUBLISHING COMPANY
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PROBATE NOTICE.
STATE OF MINNESOTA !
Chsvrfu ~ N1hlAa


In Probate Court. Special Term. Feb. Is. 1892
In the matter OF the estate Of Nary B.
hOultou, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of J, z.
MoultOn, administrator Of the estate of Mary
B. Moulton. deceased. representinG,. among
other things. that he has fully administered
said estate, and praying that u time and place
be fixed fos examining, settling and allowing
the final account Of his administration. and for
the assignment If the residue Ut said estate to
the parties entitle thereto by law.
It Is oF.iered. that said account be examined.
and petit iUn heard bv this this court on Monday
the l4sk day Of March, A. D., 1892 ut one O'clock
p. m, Of Probate office At Worthington village
IN said County. :. = 49,
Ordered further. that notice thereof b given to
to all persons interested, by publishing copy
OF this order once In each week. for three sue
eessive weeks prior t. said day Of hearing, In
the Worthington ADVANCE, weekly news
paper printed and published at Worthtngt0n IN
said cOunty.
Dated ct Worthington. Man.. the Sixteeuth
day Of February A: D. 1892 y " te e. cG S1x
iSEAI~I 1-st Judge Of Probate.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE BY ADyER.
TISEMENT

WHEREAS. default has been made in the con.
dlti9h rs Of Ssrs' "tgags executed aud
bis wife, mortEag"rs. to Cathe, tne T. GOodell.
.nOrtgaKee, dated the 26th day OF September a.
D: isa3: and ID. r.cordtd In the office II the
te state Of Minnesota, On The 9Th day Of
Sep:emoer a. y. lsss. Ut 10 O'Clock =. M, in
G Ss1e |, o. cs,%eSf - s. Oh page It. on which
dare Of th,, notice, the amount Of Four Hundred
and Fifty; seven ten1. oV) Dollars. and 10 action
s so e 4.set.1 the sci ~ il
mortgage or 1ny part thereof.
,y sSs * sas sss
Of September A. d., 1895. and recorded in he
office Of sid Register Of Deeds, on the sth day
Of Sept e a: y 1ss5. At = o'clock p. m. In
ned by the val sSpiix A. Basksss1 s % 70 r.
Palm by assignment: dated the 23rd day Of Feb.
said Register Of Deeds on the 9TH day Of june
%nd xfs. On p: YEA s a,v
signed BY The said B: X. Palm 10 M HSy os
Loan a.: nd INVESTMENT company by assignment,
ed the once SAID Of on tSe
Sol mortgages on page ssa, WYNN
BY Virtue q sale SYiis IL :sid
mortgage. and OF the statate In such case
made and provided Dsaid mortgage will be fore
II described. It public aostton for cash. by tie
sheriff Of said county: ut the front door OF the
Court House in tho village Of worthington, in
the county Of Mobiles aud State Of Minnesota, on
Saturda:-, the 17th dav Of March, A. b.. 1892,
At II O'clock IN tho forenoon, to satisfy tie
gage. with interest thereon and costs and ex-
penses Of sale. and twenty Ave (e2kOO dollarsat.
torney's fees; 20 stipulated In said mortgage In
case OF foreclosure.
The premises described IL salt mortgage, and
90 to Be sold are the lots pieces or parcels
situated ID the Co1lty Of MOBILES and State Of
Mtnuesotas and known and described ~ fol.
lows, tO-wit: -
mo west half tw1<) Of the Southwest quarter
(sw1<) Of Section Four (4) In Township Que
Hundred and Two (102) of Range Forty COY.
Also. The Northwest half (nw!z Of lots Eleven
ul) and Twelve {l2) ia Block Twenty. three (8l
In the village of WOrthingtOn, according to the
plat Of said village on flle and Of record In the
0ntec OF tho Register OF Deeds In and for said
county. 49, &.s-e--~1.. -. ~. T. -s:... =. :
- Assignee OF Mortgagee.
GEO. ". WIIsox. VI: - -
=. Airy II Assignee OF Morteasee. -
Dated vt WOrthtDgtOn, Jan. 2ist, i0oz.
First Pub. Jan. 26th '9e. -
YA~k n~H>H R~~A . -rz
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TEACHERS MEETING.
The following i the peog1sm Tor
the fifth teschery' meeting - b
held in the High, School buildise,
Adrian Feb 81, 1904 -
1880 Opening s1ezeise4
l0:@. Physiology, ". r. Fin
Icy.
ILLS. Outlines in Gen. Histesy.
Miss Maud Graves. g.
100 Theory and Psaeties (psa.
ishment) A. W. Trieney,
200 Psychology, Thomas j
Mcguire.
s:l5. How to begin . scheo1 "
s. Owen. .s5..
This meeting sbosld Be Asld H.
fore this date, bat owing % IL
sickness and deeth d NJ viii, NJ
plans have been sonsvhat d1iisase
ranged Il sinoersly hops ~ Nj
meeting win Ia veil attsadsd
THonAs B. MAau1sp,
(oan4 Sept
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FOR SALE--SO xcrts. with s9aereo
i"e grave af trers therein. Esse haje
fs''uihwest quarter q seettos g, ~
valid township. i've mikes esn0 WossA.
'"gton. Apply 70 AlphesD u. u0ith.
rot'0 7l6, Chamber cf Co00rree, Cht-
ca9o. or Daniel Shelf, Wosshisgson.
Minnesota. loft
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LOST !!

On the road from Worthingren to
Ewington. q parcel containing chill
drenb garments, comls, slippers, and
\ Bible. all held together by shaw:
strap. Please return to Rev. S. B.
Goetx, WorthingtoD, Mimi. = :.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, D.
County of Mobiles. -

CUUuty VI NVUl0Oe
In ProbGte Court, Special Term. Feb. 18th lse2.
In tho matter Of the estate Of Andrew T. Me-
Cluro Deceased.
Letters u administration on the estate Of
said dese:sed being this day 9rsnted unto
II Is ordered. that all claims and demands Of
al persons against salt estate be presented
the Probate ONCE In Worthington. Minnesota.
oa the following days, viz: Tuesday the I'D
day OF August 1872 at 10 o'clock In the forenoon
being 4 special term OF said Probate court.
It's further ordered, that six months from the
18th day Of February ls07 be allowed 70 cred
tors to present their claims against said estate,
1t the expiration q which time an claims not
presented to said Court, or not proven 10 III
satisfaction, shall be forever barred, unless for
cause shown, further time b allowed.
Ordered further, That notice Ut the tive and
place Of the hearing and examination Of said
claims and demands shah be given ~ publish.
lng this order once in each In each week, for
three successive weeks prior to tho day ap.
pointed for such examination, IN the WofthinR.
ton ADVANCE. weekly newspaper printed and
published 1t WorthinSt0n In said county. :.
Dated WcrhinGtoN. the Sixteenth Ssy Of
February 4. D. 1ae2. BY the Cont;
(seal.) 27-a Judge Of frobate.
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ONE MINUTE.

One minute often makes \ great dit
f~rrnc~-" Quo Wtnwte remedy for
Bronchitis. choking up oe the throst,
mugs, etc.. of c"mrse 10 . great bIrss-
i'g. Cubeb Cough Cure 10 sueh q
'r,pedy. it win afford 0ecj6eA selief q
'"e minute. No family will b. With
tut 1t after once trying It. So31 b
Warren & Hnmtstop. feb
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, o..
County of Mobiles. %

Personally appeared. Jno. J. Kendlen. County
INV sworn on oatS doth saw. thai tn: anne1e5
and foregoing paper writing contains on pages
one to eighteen. both inclusive, full and cor
rect list If Taxes Delinquent upon Real Estate
within said Comfy of Mobiles for the year there
in appearing. remaining delinquent and unpaid
on the First Monday In January, A. u. 1892.
with the penalties accrued thereon opposite
each description.
JNO. ]. KENDLEN, Auditor.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Janu-
airy 10th, 1889. F. A. STEVENS,
Clerk of the District Court,
(Seal.) Of Mobiles Co., Mimi
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FARMERS INSTITUTE.

A farmers Institute will be
held in Worthington on Monday
and Tuesday, Feb. Goth and March
LIST, 1892, in the Masonic and G. A..
r. Halls. Supt- @. c: Gregg, DR..
&c. Curryer, and other able lee
turers, will speak, and Miss Shep-
ard will occupy one # the Halls
with a Kitchen Institute - In
which the ladies will be interested.
Next week more complete an
nouncement Of the exercises will
be made. All who remember the
Institute of two years ago, will BE-
sure to attend this one.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

AuO oCAACC VI PuOISV CA0u lU6tlOEIS
for Mobiles county will be held as fol-
lows: Worthington the first Tuesday
and Wednesday in March, Kimbrae
aud Ellsworth Friday and Saturday
following the tirst Tuesday, and Adrian
the second Tuesday and Wednesday In
March. Those teachers holding third
grade certificates will have to take the
examination this spring if they expect
to teach. TuOs. B. MAGUrRE,
County Sup't.
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A series Of gospel meetings com
menced ut the Congregational church
On Tuesday evening. They will he con-
'inued through this and the coming
week The services have been interest.
ing and are being well attended A
prayer meeting every day at 43O p. u.
Regular service at Z 80 y. m.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-02-18

Clerk Of Court Stevens and Mr.. Geo.
W. Brant left on Monday for Minuea:
polls, to attend the State eacamp-
ment of the q. A. r.
/ -->.e--- -. :,
All ladies interested in w. u. T: u,
work are invitd to meet with Mrs.
Rohrer on Friday aft 'rnoon.- Of this
week iron, 8 to 4 o'clock.
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G.. =. DEAN

e-lls1 F.-.I2...t| u. =. I1tdN -
DHeTs his s'rvices to the owners Of
Hnrsas. Cattle and Swin-. as u y.-tsr-
i.ls.ry surgeon. All kinds of surgery
slro,nptly aud skil1f,.lly performed.
Calling or .d.l:ess G. =. DEAN,
=ss Veterinary Surgeon,
I xlx-al-ly Wortllinx1o OH yMiun.
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Deputy Sheriff Langseth is confined
to his house with the Grip. Mr.. Herman
Peterson is acting as jailer In his place.
Mr.. Ed. <Wemple. Of Rushmore, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Cummings,
! who Is suffering from in6ammatory
rheumatism. - - :. <.
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In addition o the amount
OF Tax shown add Fifteen
Cents per Description, Clerk
Of Court fees. ~, III. +: {. {.

A, LIST OF DELINQUENT TAKES uPoN
real estate Within the county Of NOblea STATE
81 Minnesota. for tho year A. D. 1880. romaia-
lug Delinquent and unpaid Oh the erst Monday
Y January 1872. and the penalties accrued
EsYNnYAN IAKR s.a - y ID
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Postmaster. Frank Lewis ID kept "
home by sickness fora day or two. b : St..
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NOTICE.

A stray chors', probably 8 or 10 years
| old, came to lie farm nf j.. B., Green.
on sec, z W"rt''inatan township The
owner will please call, pay charges. aud
take him away. 80
/ 2z-ct. o.. J. GREEN.
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Lady Q"artette.
PAULLINA, e.. Feb il.

"V 1H1.>Ns 49, TVU II.
g. w. SMITH E*q.:-The entprtat,,.
ment given ut our Opera l!a,,se las,
night by the Chicago Ladies' Qnartette
WAS \ grand SUCCESS. and proved that
these ladies are all line musicians and
artists. Too much cannot b. said in
their favor. II. j. e. KOORs.
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Mr.. aud Mrs. q. Sanford left on
Saturday f.: Zumbrota and Dodge
Centre, Mimi. r.. .~e~.4- - : a..
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f4awtoM & Hedberg, will sell ar rent
v'"sr f'rn, VI ito you u loan or insure
your rr'perty. Write us If you want
{" buy "r exchange. See our add.
Try the Oshkosh White l.iwe-tbe
sLt''".''s. T,,"r i" the market. We xl-
~ keep the MAl,nketa Lime for sale.
lii AEON FORBES.
T. 'c!i<i' SPAWN l.ini,n.nt removes
nit itsrf. <ft or Cxll,usrh I.,,inl,s and
Hl1"'i*''rs fr"r h'rSes. Blood Spavins,
(M:is, >p!i"ts. Sweeney. Ring Bone,
3 still y, Sl,rai,'s, nlf swollen ThrOats,
:. ''.s'vl.s. etc. Save -, by use 1T one
b',st'-, Warranted the most wonder
5inl isl.:,WiS|. Cure eyer known. Sud be
CIV. Smith, Druggist, Wvr,l,ington,
& MIMI. 1871 = 8
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Mr.. Mini ~ Hysi"E returned to Wor-
Ellington from Milford, H., last Nom
day. He brings with him four brood
mares. aud u yearling colt. all choice
blOOded stock.
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1oythJl1g ton ADVANCE.
.ss runlssHEr. ws1KlY At .5sS
oar 1fy Sr',,.: Is mi IS. couNFY. MINI y
THURSDAY. February ,s.
#AnnrvAL :aND DEpAnrUnEor TRAIN

#AnnrYAL ,ANDDEpARrUnEoFT TRAINS g.
calcAoo .sr. rAuL. NlxsEArolisA OMAHA, Rf.:
S. ~ no. lrAssxNoEa. ~ :. * Z=
a.e.v. Ninneopolls It 7:n m.
Lsays Worthin9tOn IT 2:sI n a
= Arrive At sioux City At >:"% "''
-, ,,o1xa WEST NO. } PASSENGER. =.
f..nva Minneapolis at - 1:U ..
Arrive ut Worihington at . * = y,
i rsite 1T Sr'mx CITY As wv ~.
f$c@ ,orxa East no. PAsssyeA -
Lave Sioux City ut e:.z H.
Lave Warrington {: ls:n IN
Arrive ut M,MneaFn NJ DIV "'
o,1xo s~sr NO. 1 PAssExsSR.
A-r,"e =: Si""x ny s:S ~
<Arh*e It W~rtniu2tnn ~ 80 - -
81. ACCOM- doDArloN.
e.v.+ " ,rthfD2t1n 1t 'SsW ~
Aspiug We+t-
l.. .vos Warrington 1T 90" "
SIOUX FALLS LIMP.
co1Hc EA<1-pAssKNaKx NO. 20.
faaves sioux Falls at $50 NJ
Arr,v-sat W"rth:ngton NJ H3' ILL.,
(;o,xc wEsr-rAs>ESoER no. 10
-1..,v"s Worthi"gton at 2:R m.
Arrive at Sioux Falls o:oo p u"
kccoxMopArIoN.
Mns.-V.e,vc WOrthngtOn :IOp. H.
E.@l-Arrive al WUrthtnGton ~" p Ill.,
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Mr.. n. A. Cali retul ned home from u
visit to the northern part Of Vermont
and the adjoining part of Canada and
came back more than ever believing III
Minnesota as good State to live in.
lie expects to devote his attention to
cattle raising ard trading in fine stock.
We wisl, him success rs he is an enter
prising farmer, and a generous sul =
! porter Of our county fair aud all other
public undertakings.
The meetings at the Presbyter ian
church closed on Monday night with q
Converts meeting" ut which abou!
60 persons were present. Addresses
we're made by Rev. IL. p. Cory. Robr.
NcCune and others. "A general testi-
mony meeting closed the servicea-
Many have signified their purpose t.
unite with the several churches, and
quite a number have already been re-
crived. This las been one of the most
successful N ceilings ever held in Wor-
'hington.
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On last Saturday Vim. Bomaster
WIS arrested. for buying liquor Tor
Julius Noll. B,master confessed, aid
Esq. Bear licensed him I" the repost.
Of the Hotel de Anderson for 60 days
Rev. |. l.. Cory, 81 M""kato, has
been assisting Rev. W. II. Houston,
at Ellsworth, in Il series of gospel meet =
ings, which havr proved TO be very i'll
teri sting. The meetings continue
through the present week.
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To the question. which is your fav-
orite poem? there may be u great VA
rie,y OF answers, but when asked
which is your favorite blood purifier:
! here can be- only one rep'y-Ayer's
>arsaparilla, because it is the purest
safest and most economical.
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REPUBLICAN, LEAGUE, RALLY !!
Ar FuLDA, FEs. 81, 1892, ut j p. N.
LOB. f. G. Stevens. If Minneapolis.
md -rr.f:J T. McC!sary. of Mai ato,
Mil be the speakers. Allare invited.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-02-18

Azom Forbes has hung out . sign:
illinois coal for $3.50 per ton. 2tf !.
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MONEY TO LOAN tor ! W 10 years Il
lowest rates. No Commission. IW
can pay PART or ALL Of the loan All.
time. Write or call GU
a. GEO, J. DAY,
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Last Monday while Mr.: N. Barnes
was working around bis honse lie was
taken suddenly very sick. he walket
To the sitting room where liz fell to the
floor, Ills danght or called to her mot her.
vino ran to his rescue, and it was some
time before she could revive him. liz
is suhj-ct to heart trouble. aud is still
quite sick.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-02-18

DR.. Webb was called away on Mon
day If last wpek to sre his mother
residing in Kansas. A telegram wat
received this week saying that She Wal
recovering.
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Mrs Martha LA,nl EFT has been quite
sick the past week. Tier friends hope
SION to hear Of her restoration to per-
feet health.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-02-18

The Jersey Lily has become quite
famous for her beauty, aud she means
t" keep It too, for, hasn't abe learned
in the great United States to. cure
coils with DR.. Bulls Cough SyrnpY
Make note 1T it. 25cts buys tie
best li'iment Out, Salvation Oil, of all
deal.lS.
The undersigned " i'll herd tho follow
ing sras"n ut summit Lake, the same
~ last year, will try to give AL parties
s.'tiSfaetion, who pnt out their cattle.
the ground is located II mile. north
q st Of W"rtl,ington. Will rceivs
"attt'eat BiReiow. Wortbington and
Brewster, AID return them II, the fall
Al tie round price " One Dollar for the
sea."n. AL ,rrtspord. nee received
y 4 :.rsvt red ut Wurtl,inRton.
Il $. WM: F.. DElo.
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The child If John y. Larson, of In
dian Lake. died this k. The fun
eral ser< ices were held ut the laptis
chu 81, ia Indian Lake ON Tutsda!
last.
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BlGELOW VILLAGE.
RANSOM.

0ec Top.
MINI Loan 4 Inv Co, nek 1of II l55 . 81
{ q Potter. n%swi 49,. II ioi Il Il IS
MINI Loan B Inv Co. ~
oineN ::........:.......1s 10, A 30 IL -
Same, SYN :.;.;..::::.;..1s 1ol~ II les IL 81
sNK ...::....:........2 lol II 1eo 10 "A
3 F COngdon, sen. .......A l01 II 1e0 II IS
Henry Schroeder, VIZ se433 1Ol n 60 I 30
John DoBoos, eXSwx and
1wkswX. .:.:..:.......se 1ol Il 40 10 Is
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We have a fresh stock IF lumber
throughout. EAll and examine before
buying. AEON FORBES.
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A jHyohs party Of young people,
about 30 in number, assembled ut the
Lake View House on ednesday even
ing to celebrate the 18Th hjlth day of
Miss Nellie Christie. A f:,e supp+,
| was pArtaken If aud the young lady
earA ma"y kind wishes expressed for
, her fu. ure welfare. #
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-02-18

John Butler, undivided
; al unplatted portion OF
Butler's Addition. sec.
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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-02-18

Tie "Chicago Lady Q"artetie" will
give musical entertainment ut tie
Masonic Hall, in Wort''i"Rton, OF
Tuesday evening, Feb. 23l, 1892. This
'ronpe is highly recommended Ivy the
Chicago journals and by the press Of
the cities 10 which, they have sung.
Miss Cope, Il talented elocuttomist. is
me Ut the company, and her part ia
said to he a whole entertainment Of
itself. The following il the attractive
program to I've furnishes:
Piano S4;lo -Polol,,ise .....M oskowski
Marie Louise Knot.
Quartette-The Legends. ..............Mo Mornings
Lady Quartette.
Read;ng-li' lie Tobe. Amor
Mary Belmont Cope.
SolO-Ah non grunge (T.a Soma "bula) :asbilin>
Pauline A. Stein.
Quartette- Dye 10 Land ...................M Macy
Lady Qnartette.
Observation-Disclosures Of CONCERT. ......-
Mary Belmont Cope.
Solo-Once Again. Sullivan
Alice Merrill Raymond.
gu 'rtette-Ycu Spotted Snakes. .... .McFarren
Lady Quartette.
solc-The Slumber Song ............ Mattel
Marie Louise Knott.
lmpefSona tOn Selected
Mary Bel m"nt Cope.
ouet-tsay Paris, Dearest ..........-
Paulisse Stein, Alice Raymond.
Quartctte-we Parted by TIE Rive: Side..
d.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-02-18

Rev., VIM. Brown left on Monday to
assist his son IN gospel meetings ut
Eagle Lake. MINI.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-02-18

To overcome the marks of age, I'LL
who have gray boards should use Buck
j. gham's Dye for the Whisk+rs, the
best and cleanest dye made for color
ing brown or black.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-02-18

Miss Mamie Humiston returned
home from Mankato last Friday. She
is rapidly convalescing from serious
illness.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-02-18

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