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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1892-12-08
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The EXPEDITION Hall wishes ~ arknowi-
edge tic receipt FROM Capt. D. > Pleas
ant of the Daisy Trnn md Mineral c''n''
pany,s az Lee county. VA. u i beautiful
cross, cut frunl fine table fossil iock.
which now adorns enc Of lie walls.
Dir. J.K. Tsggart, Sample of high
grade camel coal frora 'hc mines Of The
Virginia Coal and Iron CO., on PrcHcher
Greek This coal has been 'ifed i'll town
wi,l, great satisfaction aud . sample car
load has been shipped away.
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Wise County ofiic.aa DIRECTORY.

Circuit Court frst Monday Ia April. September and
D-ccnscr-II u. X. EonRiscN. Judge, Gate City' o.
County Court nrst Tuesday after the fourth MONDAY
In each n,on,h-H. A. W. SsssS, Judge, big Stone
Gar, Va.
Commonwealth Attorusy.-R. +. BRrcr' Wi'e &
H., Va. ,rt
County and Circait Court Clsrk.-|. f. 'drrs' VIE
{. H.. Va. 49, ;, ~
sh.tin-wnsox tIo,nnRoox, wise g. H., Va
Trcssu,rr-E W. MsxwztI. Wise g. H.. va. -,
Superintendent, ot Sch"oly.-Wh. l. hHSNt"' hie
County SURVIVORS, y. TAYLOR. Nors"n, Va.
Commissioner of Revenue. Eastern Di'trict.-''. w
R,vysLY, Wise G. H.. Va.
C.rnni,.ion.r OF Revenue, Western Mstric'.-h. G.
DEAx, wise G. H., Va.
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FART /.

|. Chorus
2 Duot-Mrs. Bullit and Mr.. Bird.
3. Male Quartet, -Messrs Bird, White.
head, Ferguson and McElwoe.
1. Vocal Sole-Nrs. Bullitt.
). String Baud-Waltz.
s. Vocal Duct-Nr. Bird and Mr.. Fer
gusea.
I. Piano Solo-1Iiss Ridenhour.
s. Chorus-"Oh. Itali Belovcd'-Don-
izett.
ISTERMIsSION-rAET II.
!. Chorus-Spring Song-Pinsuti.
2. Vocal Solo-Mr E. J. Bird.
3. Vocal Duet-Mrs. Bulitt and Mr..
Ferguson.
a. Cornet SUlo-Mr. S. L. Whilhead.
5. Vocal Solo-Mr. H. I. Ferguson.
g. String Band
Z. Vocal Solo-Jne. W. Fox.
g. Sleep Gentle Lady-Chorus.
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VT. GoopLoE came in Yesterday from
kcllyvicw, where lie has been for several
days, loading lumber on N. & W. cars fo'
tho eastern market. Goodloe Bros. had
about 20O,0 900 feet of lumber at that place.
which they recently sold to Price & Heel
Of Baltimore.
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Dr. and Mrs. T.. ID. kunkci.
McsdameS Wallace. Duff and Fears.
Misses Allen, Ayes. Bird, i'uIl, Fn J..
Harrington ani Ridrn'nr.
Ncssrs. Bell, llorac, F"S, Irvine, J
Dowcll, Kelly, Sullivan, y. Il. and W L
Shelby, McElwce, Smith, Van Dcvcndcr,
Petit, Ferguson, Hodge, Payne, Goodloe,
Bullitt and Mason.
While Mr. Ferguson conld not have
done more TO add to the comfort and en-
joyment of his friends, still the entertain
mcat oeuld not have been the success il
wa. had it not been for the kind and
courteous attention of Maj. Harrington
and his estilnahlo wife. and to them Ar
Ferguson attributes the entire success OF
the occasion.
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THEY DANCED THE GERMAN
"A brilliant and Enjoyable Soirce Given at
Major w. Fl. HarringtOn's ralatial Resi-
dcnee by Mr.. ii. T. Ferguson.

"A Brilliant and Enjoyable Solrce Given ut
Major w. Fl. HarringtOn's ralatiai Rest
dcnee by Mr.. ii. T. Ferguson.
On last Friday night one of the most
enjoyable and delightful dances cvcr..giv-
Ell in Big Stone Gap took place at the Gle
giant and palatial residence q! Major vi.
Harrington on Poplar hill The dance
was given I,y Mr. II. T. Ferguson to 81
number of select friends. AS everything
Indicated, Mr.. Ferguson spared no pains
or expense in preparing for the OCCASION.
Everything was done in royal style and
expressions of pleasure and consraina-
ton were heapcd upon this popular young
gentleman by his merry gathering Of
friends.
At O'Clock crowd Of yoHstl, and beau
ty LegaQ to gather. who were welcomed
ut the door by Mr.. Ferguson, and were
then .ivon into the hands of Maj0 llar
rington and his cstimatahlc wife, both Of
thing pleasant and entertaining.
At 10 O'clock the music struck up and
soon about twenty FIVE COUPLES were 10 be
seen gliding DER the oiled noor in the
div waltz. The ladies were all hand
Somcly attircd in elegant evening gowns.
willie The gcntlcmon were tastcfullv and
suitably dressed for The rcG ;..:.oJ.
I,as2i,.u-r aud endowment was clcall,,
dr,icttl on he face OF every one, ant!
time A.w w uruu,icrd Till twelve, o,r.
two O'clock camv aud still t,r Measure nj
The eycniny showed M >icu< ct dm'ui>h-
lug. At :. o'clock an elegant surprr WIS
served. aud cnj"ycd to Tho fullest extent
hy the honorcd guest. after "hisis the
most brilliant end interesting part of the
occasion WAS cuj",cd in--lhat Of dancing
the German lau:rr<. This beautiful dance
WAS cane ihrou. \, with-undcr The skill ~
dictatorship "f Mr.. William X. Sh Ny-
with much grace and hcai.tv. AID was ia
crownn: feature Of Ike grand s"ircc. Al
I o'clock II. m. The members at The ban,
we're instructed Ia chang their har".> on
willow tree" aud the happy c"n?lrs 'lr
parted fur home, cag,,;; t."l'"s that 10 MI
E4rsuson they owed The most enjoyable
dance of their lives.
There were present:
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Committee Appointed to AdIast Uusatis-
factory assessments OH Town Property.
at the meeting oft the city council on Tues
day night, the 5th iast: W. w. Taylor and
joshua Mullins wcro appointed a committee to
hear complaints from parties who claim over
assessment ON city property, and were in
strncted to inquire into and adjust the same.
Friday and Saturday, the 10Th and both of Dc
eenbcr was fixed as the dates on whch they
will hear and consider such complaints, at
Mathews & Maynors office, in Nickc's building,
Big Stone Gap, Va.
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a .'Sput."

MARTIN LUTHER, the 1ntermont hotel
barber and Nose Thomas the bell boy,
had y "spat'' Tuesday night in wich Mar
tin came ont considerably worsted. Nose
Knocked him out In the first round Will a
thick ounce tumbler. Thc tamblcr land
ed on Martins forehead aud cut bad
looking place.
Nose was invited to the lookup and
DIR. Hoback was summoned to dress Mar
tins wound.
AZ the time Of writing the above, imme-
diately after the trouble between Martin
Luther and Nose Thomas, Martin Was mol
supposed to he very seriously hurt, bnt on
examination, Dr.. Hohack found that his
left eyc had been penetrated BY q piece 81
broken glass and the sight entirely de-
siroyed.
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BIG STONE GAP and POWEL'S VALLEY
RAIL WAY COMPANY.
r. A. Ayers, Pres't.
j. K. Taggart, v, Pres't.
A. 3. Eaton, Superintendent

A. B. Eaton. Superintendent.
GpxER,. OFFICES ;ir SsoAE Gar, w.
a transfer line To- freight AMI passenger business
between the South Atlantic n 0ho and Louisville u
Nashville Railroads and the furnaces OF the Aappa-
lachiali Steel Il Iron ca.
Trains leave the lnlcrmon' and Central hotels a.
follows:
For f.. & " train, going caSt........ 5 80 y. NJ.
wc>t........... { :onp N.
=" $. A.. Il y. train, going south 500 IL III.
- = I'D =. III.
For further information regarding freight and
Passenger traffic. apply 10
w. c. Harrington. Secu
ntrrm"'; Hotel, l'ir SrnAc CIV. w.
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Musical Concert.

4 Musical Concert will be given for the
benefit the Presbyterian Summary School,
Friday evening at p. m. December .,
1892 ut the Methodist Church.
This very attractive programme has
heen arranged and We trust that large
attendance will be secured for this so
COED a cause.
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The PosT joI, printing establishment is
the medel Office Of southwest Virginia. II
can turn cut any and all classes Of work
from tho finest card or wedding invitation
up to tho largest sized postes ancyjob
and color-work of the highest grade, and
atprlces to compete with any office turn
ing ont neat wotk.
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w. &c. Ts0BINsoN & CO., have q nice linz OF
watches, chains, charms, cuff buttons, rings,
bscss pias, ssr riggs collar bpttpHs etc. All
SeeT gooGss prices aowe
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CENTE VI.

Rob w...Io.rbrougl,. GiiIy, Va. J. u. Philips.
Sand Lick. VA j. c. LIONS. Morristown, Tenn Rcht.
Franklin Purchase. Va, John McNaughton, Purchase.
Va, W. IT, Geoglcgan. North Carolina Geo. Hill. F.
Waync Ind ". J.. Hubbard. Sc"iisburg Ind. VT
W. Sturgill, Whitcsburg, Ny, David +. May, Whites
burg Ky. +. IL. Loolncs, Knoxville. Tenn. d. h
Durham. North Carolina: II. w. Fields, Knoxville
Tenn. Fred Young. Iooney Creek. Va. Alex AdaniS
city: f. c. Hubbard. Mi,dlcsborough. NY, 4. y.
.Skcen and wife Clintwood. Va. O.. & Scott. Bristol
Tenn. II. s. Statcuy. Cincinnati o, }. NJ Panncl,
Columbus, o.. David Jackscn- Louisville. KY. W.
Il. Sutton. Louisville. Ky. j. X. McClelcn. Patrcks
burg Pa Julius F.. Martin. Knoxville Tenn. Capt.
". S. Nash, Knoxville, Tenn, j. H. l'aughmap,
Stanford. Ky, Mrs. Ausboum, Va. City, Va.
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tgTEaMnyT.

t,srrl:;.s.t,sT.
A. W Io.crs. ci-i.,.r. II. e. Mcdowell, l..iana
A. s. rgllu,n, nr.ialrFy: Geo. !. N:iFFy- ,-e't..
vile, Tenn. CHS. y. N;:intr. Rraiaks. a..S,,. J..
w,miruura, OlIis: Glias. =. !oss. inaiaiiA: j.. r.
French, Ohio: ". i. t;or.lor, jrguH; = lsGr,rrr,
=, Lnnis Ftatik Steiner, Chattanooga: ). Esharr;s.
Iynclbu7g: &. Norris. Triuehsrr: dni,. ~. S.,rc.
bedford City: r. T. Estps, yncthnrg: L. u. iiar.is,
City:I L. Kelly Gate City W., G. Norris. Tennessee
W ti Green, coyinglon. Tenn. AiIe e. Green. Cav
ing,oI,. Tenn, II. Is. Lyle and nic, .elt'istr City
TENT. j. X. Lccg. Fenlirrtrn Gap: ]. g. Primer.
Met.iota Va, +. y. Fulton. Gl.le,iI.c, Va, Z. Far
hour. City; " s. I'nlncr. City: ". j. Thomas. knoS
Vile: J. D. Taylor, baltimore; i. II. AYERS, City:
Col c. Semp. Virginia: jesse Gilly. Virginia: u. y.
Scwcll. Joncsville. Va. $ Davis New York " kolls
land, Baltimore {. ". Parsons, Johnson City. 7 IN.
A. t. Allen. Ivuchhnrg. Va. j. ". Purcell. Uhio:
J. H. Fiiagcral Arthur. Tenn. Chn> rurge, i;a'i-
more: Il. W. Croxton kc!liuond, Va. Jno McEiur ey.
Richmcnd, Va. Chas. r. Gamble, Richmond. va.
T. IT, Masop. City: t;e". Gibbs Rcnpton Nv. r'ios
f.. franklin. Lynchbure. Va. Geo Wife, cHi>S lille,
Ky. W. IL. Cox. Knoxville. Tenn j. L. Siiank>. Bal
tmore II. Zach, Chicago: c. {. CHrrin, Elk Park,
".
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I. Hor McCosSEII, of Maryland, Va.
passed through town today, OH his way to
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I.ntai arr.r ~

Tic follow -. az = t!4-s'fst, Il
rivals 1T tn differen' iluaeis ';ii.;n5 tile
i,a>twre...:
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X Tram, stop "nlr ~ .i2nrd
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locate here.
isKcit su humble,
There's no place like,
Big Stone Gap; SO say all who have tried
other towns.
Mn. GoRDAN Z. GlLLEy took advantage
of all of his old friends a few nights ago
by slipping off and getting married WITH
out notifying them Of his intention lie
Was married to Miss Martha Williams, at
the residence of the brides mother, In
this place, Mr., l,illoy has served rs Chiel
of Police at Big Stone Gap since the town
was first Incorporated, and has made
popular and efficient officer He and his
young bride have the best wishes Of the
PosT.
Mrs. S. Polly returned home last We'd
nesday from Richmond Va, where she
has been for several weeks attending Oh
her mother, Mrs. W L. Beverly, of Gate
lCify, who has undergone q very severe
aud dangerous surgical operation at 81.
Luke Home, in that city. Mrs. Beveri!!
!; has been a great sufferer for many months
from a growing tumor in her left side anf
graye fears were entertained that sh'
would not bic able to urvivethe pain
Iful operation necessary for relief; hs1.
lever, the posr is glad to state she is nov
reported out OF danger. and bids fair fol
Yearly restoration no healsh and benes
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FRENCH LEAGUE SAFETY CURE
"A PATIENT CURED.

EDITOR ADVANCED have been for
number Of years n slave to the tobac.
co habit. 10 what extent may be in
ferred when say that used two dol.
lars worth of chewing tobacco every
week, to the detriment of my health
and working capacity. Desiring to
regain control Of my former self, about
five weeks ago l put myself under the
care Of DR.. Jos Seidl, of the Frencl,
League Safety Cure company Institute
1T Warrington, and after treatment,
I am free from all appetite or desire for
tobacco. The treatment was mild and
pleasant, left no disagreeable or injuri-
Gus results; on the contrary, ny health
is very much improved.
| feel very thankful that such a
remedy is known to relieve mankind
suffering from the tobacco disease.
am more than pleased with the results
and treatment, and would recommend
all my friends to try it and be couvin-
ced Of the tff-ctual remedy.
will gladly give any information as
to my experience if desired. am
yours, very sincerely.
WIN. W. IERD.C.
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THE COUNTY FAIR.

The Mobiles County Fair will be
held at the grounds recently pur-
chased by the Mobiles County Fair
Association, on the 9th, 28th and
29th days Of September, 1892 The
fair will be held this year with a
very favorable prospect of success.
A new cruciform building; sixty
feet through the center, will afford
ample room for the display of fruits,
flowers, grains, seeds, vegetables,
the products of the dairy, farm and
kitchen and the various specimens
of MT and needle work, and the
finer grades of furniture, musical
instruments, and other manufac-
lures. Hitherto the quarters for
exhibits in these classes have been
inadequate and uncomfortable, but
henceforth they will be ample. The
new structure will present fine
appearance externally.
The stalls and projections for
horses, cattle, and other animals,
have been put in good order, and
conveniences added not hitherto
supplied.
Having now a permanent home,
on grounds purchased for it's OK
elusive occupancy. the fair will be
better from year to year. -,
Let every farmer bring of the
best he has A good exhibit this
year will add five dollars an acre
to the present selling price of lands
in this county. Let all the products
of the farm be represented.
Jet the new corners into this
county feel at home in this fair, and
take hold without waiting to be
specially urged. It is a common
interest and all are welcome. Let
our young farmers come the front.
Let all take hold. If you don't get
premiums you will be rewarded in
the knowledge and the prosperity
which a good fair will speedily
bring to our farming community.
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MI " 81 I e.

YOU CAN BE A MUSICIAN IN ONE EVENING
WITH HARRINGTON MUSIC GUIDE.
You can sing ami play "Old Folks at Home"
''Marchng Through Georgia. and dozen 9th.
ers on the plan" or organ ami play accompani-
musical invention Of the age and anyone can
understand i ut once without any previous
knowledge Of music: Price :i:25: ". Fl. !!ar-
Send for circular. Agents wanted. 3m3
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TO THE LADIES

Call at the store of Day & Nichols,
Saturday. Sept. II, aud examine the
prizes for the "Bread Contest" u
ladies' gold watch, valued at forty-five
dollars, and \ French Mantel clock,
valued at twelve dollars. These arti-
cles are to be given to the ladies max
ing the best bread, to be placed on ex-
hibition at the Mobiles County Fair,
Sept. 27th, 2Sth and Goth.
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DEMOCRATS-ATTENTION.

Tnere will be meeting ut the G.. A.
r. Hall on Monday evening. Sept. 10.
1892, of the Cleveland and Lawler club,
for the election If officers, and other
business. All friends of Tariff Reform
are requested to be present.
f. s. SwAKTz,
F. GLASGOW,
L. B. BENNETT,
Committee.
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ENGINE FIXTURES.

Engine grease cups, glass oil cups,
steam gauges, red rejecting water
gauges, valves, chime whistles, and
lubricators, ut JOHN MACKAY's
Machine Shop.
In rear Of Hinrick's & Mackay's
blacksmith shop. Ut
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ANNOUNCEMENT

ANNOUNCEMENT.
10 the voters of Mobiles County:
l will be a candidate for the office of
County Superintendent of schools this
fall subject to the decision of the Re-
publican convention. If nominated
and elected. pledge myself to devote
my entire time to the work.
Respectfully,
q n Sy1sONs
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Lawton Il I1etlberg, will sell or rent
your farm, write you loan or insure
your property. Write US if you want
to buy or exchange. See our add.
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The Trnnesseans gave a splendid
concert on last Friday evening. The Y
well sustained their high reputation.
The N. E. church was benefited to tie
amount Of $1,000.
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ATTENTION. W. r. e.

ATTENTION, W. II. G.!
You are earnestly requested to at
tend the next regular meeting of the
". Il. g., Saturday, Sept. 10th.
ELO1sE BRANT, Pres.
IrI1A AJEOpn Soc
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Have just received carload of
Flying Dutchman Sulky Flows, the
superior of all piOWs.
33t J. D. IIUMIsTON,
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H"v press for sale.
4t3 I'D. HUMIsTON.
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Mr.. NJ. E. Lawton left for Tolono,
Ill.,, last Monday accompanied by his
uncle, Mr.. Snyder, of that place. Mr..
l.awton will return with his wife and
family next week.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
I wish to notify all persons who
bought fruit trees, or other nursery
stock, Of J.. l.. May Il Co., of St. Panl,
that on applying to me l will furnish
trees, or shrubs, etc. in cases where
they have died or have not done we'll.
2tf. GEO. w. BRANT.
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The W. e. L. T., will hold a mothers
meeting at the home OF Mrs. Rakestraw
on Friday afternoon, Sept. IL, at 8
O'Clock. All interested are most cor
diallY invited to be nresent
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SCHOOL NOTES.

The attendance 1T the Worthington
Schools on Tuesday, Sept. 9Th WAS 36S
The attendance at the end of Sept.
1891 WAS 345. An increase of g over
the same month in 1892
The Board of Education has ordered
tho schools closed two half days next
week to allow pupils and teachers to
attend the county fair.
A Committee consisting of the men,
bers Of the Board aud the following
citizens, James Manning, J. A. Town
and Robert McCnne, has been appoint
ed to take steps toward suitable Co.
lumbar Celebration, Oct. 2lst, 1892.
The outline suggested by the National
Committee will he followed. This will
give the schools due prominence.
The above named committee meets
on Friday afternoon to mature plans.
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.
There remains in the Worthington
Postoffice, the following letters which
have not been called for, for the week
ending Sept. 18th, 1892:
Campbell, Chas.
Cass, DR.. &. J..
Carpenter, Horace.
Doane, Milan.
Foreman, Joe.
Furleny & Sanders.
Jnn'zie, Nichlous, (Canadian.)
McNeely, Capt.
Pediger, Annie.
Pctlington, A. J.
Wass, Fred.
When calling for letters from this
list, say advertised, and give date of
list. FRANK LEWIS, Pm.
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NOTICE

To Chairmen of Peoples party pre-.
cinct committees:
The legislative convention of the
People 'sparty from Murray. Pipestone,
Rock and Mobiles counties is called to
meet at EdgeGFon Sept. %, to place in
nomination three candidates for the
legislature. Mobiles county is entitled
to two delegates from each voting pre-
cinct, and six at large. The six dele
gates at large have already been chosen
1T the county convention on July "a.
Tie chairman of each voting precinct
Il requested to call \ caucus and elect
tN O delegates to this convention
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WANTED:-Immediately, a teacle,
for school in district 4S, Worthington
township. Apply to E. F. Whitney
clerk. sits
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The Mobiles County Wuman's auxili
AIRY to the Columbian Exposition will
hold " Winters memorial meeting
Tuesday, Sept. go, at 8 p. M, at the
residence Of Mrs. Warren.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Five good work horses for sale, cheap
for cash or on time.
4;4 J. D. HUMIsTON.
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GOOD ROOMS EOK HINT

TuTnIS''eO OF uuluFn1SheO. enquire
OF Stiff l.. Is. BENNETT.
Are You troubled with any skin dis
order? Hot Springs Skin Salve is ell
that the name implies. The salts from
the evaporated waters are embodied in
its composition, and it should be used
wherever salve or ointment is neces-
sary. Sold by T.. II. Babcock.
We would call the attention of all in
need to the Flying Dutchman SuIky
plOw. 1t has no equal. Call, examine.
and be- convinced.
33t !. D UUMIsTON.
Buggies, carts, farm wagons and al
kinds Of farm machinery at
H.C. SnEPARD's.
a good short horn bull at my place
in Lake Park addition.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-09-15

by agreement between the meat mer.
chants of Wortl'ington, they will close
their markets on Sunday hereafter.
They will keep open until a late hour
on Saturday night, So that all may be
able to lay in their supplies. This is a
good movement and we hope all our
our citizens will sustain them in it.
They will he closed next Sunday.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-09-15

Mr.. W. W. Loveless returned home
from Sioux City last Monday where he
purchased Il supply Of fruit, candle S,
ETC., for his lew store which will lie
open in Il few days.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-09-15
LEA C0alEGI

La1ies School Of highest grade Offers fulI courses
OF study-Classical Scientific, Literary English Pre-
paratory a very pleasant hornr Expenses moderate.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-09-15

Mr.. and Mrs. ". IL. Chaplin, con-
nected with the French Safety Cure. of
Sioux City, Iowa, spent couple o.:
days in V"rthinyton this week with
Mr.. JOS. Lowe and other friends.