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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-07
orge Coughljn and Miss Margaret

Mrs. George Coughlin and Miss Margaret
Byram were in Richmond Thursday Miss
Title Lambert Is In Indianapolis. Miss Ida
Fenton. of Oxford. was entertained by Miss
Lake Leonard last sunday Mrs. Matt Will
liams returned from Cincinnati Thursday
Miss Margaret Byram is in Hamilton. -. James
Israel and family. of Charlottesville. are visiting
here. -. Mr.. Joe Gibson and Miss Martha Tennis.
of Richmond. called hero last Saturday.
Mrs. Kiepher. OF Indianapolis. is VISIT
ing her daughter. Mrs. ". T. Jarrell..-.
Mrs. Daniel Caliy and Miss susan Thompson
were in Cincinnati yesterday. Mrs. Addie
Sharp, of Cincinnati. is visiting her parents....
Mrs. James Sproel returned to indianapolis
Thursday. 49,. Mrs. Lottie Pinckncy, OF Detroit. is
visiting her mother. Mrs. John Pyle..-.Mrs.
William Mckay has returned from Yer
non. Ind.--.Rev. Z. 5. Tincher and
family visited in Greensburg last week..
Mrs. Walter Jones and Mrs. Anna Bennett, OF
Rlchmand. are the guests of DIR. j. l.. Grove and
.amily. 4. Misses Allevia Kennedy and Name
Byram were In Cincinnati yesterday Miss
Jennie Coughlin returned from Cincinnati nurs-
day Miss Adlie Kelly has returned from Mar
t~psyille. -. Mrs. Kerr and Misses Wilson. Nevins,
Pigman. Ross and Bates spent yesterday In Gin
einnati Miss Florence Bond. OF Quakertown,
Is the guest OF friends here.
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Fortviilc.

Misses Jessie Kellum and Matte Crouch visit
ed Indianapolis friends ntly.-- Mrs. Nellie
Crook, OF Noblesyille, was here Monday Miss
Mary Wynn Is ct Anderson Mrs. " Davis was
the guest of Anderson friends Monday----Mlss
Matte ArDett was the guest OF NOblesvlle
friends recently. Miss Kate Bratton was In
NObiesville Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Trittipo were at Greenfield Wednesday.
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Wabash.

Mrs. A. NJ. Atkinson Is at Indianapolis. the
guest of her son Howard Mrs. Philip Hipskind
has gone TO Portland, Ore, on a visit. Mrs. j.
L. Washburn, of indianapolis, was the guest OF
her mother the past week.. Mrs. Frederick En-
glish, of Benton Harbor, has been IN Wabash for
a week. Mrs. John e. Frey, OF Lafayette, is the
guest of her parents. Mrs. d.. B. Sayre. OF Chi
cago. is In Wabash.--.Mr DR.. Jessup Smith has
gone to Chicago. to remain four weeks.
Mrs. 5. j. Payne, who passed the winter
on the Pacific coast, has returned TO
Wabash. Mrs n. E. Woodward. of Fort Wayne,
has returned hOme..-.Miss Ruth Harter has
gone to Chicago to remain all summer. The
Symposium was entertained by Mrs. Charles
Baer Monday afternoon Mrs. Crabbs and Mrs.
Haas have returned from their winters trip to
Florida :. Miss Winnie Ross has gone TO Evans
Vile 10 visit her sister--.;Misses Elizabeth and
Marie Dye. of indianapolis, are guests OF Mrs.
Henry Ford ....Mr and Mrs. Hancock, of Red
Wing, MIMI. are visiting their old friend. Mrs. j.
A. McHenry--- Miss Dltha Lay has returned
from her recent trip TO Chicago. 80. Mr. and Mrs.
John Walter. OF Battle Creek. Mich, are guests
of the family Of A. III. hummer
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lebanon.

Mrs. j. B. Immel has returned from Indisnap-
otis -. Mrs. DIR. Robinson and Mrs. a. L.. Lane
visited ia Indianapolis last week. Miss Ola
shackleford, OF Ladoga. is the guest Of her
brother. MI. Forest Shackieford. Judge Giles
ner and wife, OF Shelby vile. attended the Por-
ter Clapp wedding and were guests OF Mrs A. g..
Porter and family. Mrs. g. b. Allen is I'm
Thorntown.--. Miss Ida Perkins visited her sis
ter. Mrs. Richman. in Indianapolis during the
week. 80. Miss Jennie Spahr. OF Indianapolis. Wis
tied her brother George and family the past
week.-Mrs. John Adair. sr., has returned from
Frankfort.--.Mr Grace Clapp and bride left
Wednesday evening for polls, where they
would visit Mr.. Clapp's mother for a few days
and then proceed to their homo in Peoria, Ill.
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MOrrisrown.

Mrs. G. W. Frost, Of Fairmount, has been visit
ing Mrs. j. |: Blnford..-.Mis Myrtle Lowe is
Mrs. Frank St0nebraker, OF Manila, is visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Wrench. 49,.
Miss Mamie Hull is visiting her sister In Indian
apolis. Mrs. Moses Bennett aud daughter
Maud have returned HON ....H. NJ. Rogers and
Miss Maud Limpus were at shelbyvillel last Sun
day.--.C. I. Flynn and family have returned
from Lily, Ill.
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Rushville.

H. A. Mcintosh and wife returned to Browns
Vile Friday The Christian Endeavor Society
of the Presbyterian Church will give an ''apple-
blossom" social at Mrs. Joseph JohnsOn's
Wednesday night....M Mrs. Mary sinsabaugh, of
Los Angeles; q. w. Thomas and wife and Mrs.
Minnie Darst, of Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. z. III.
Patterson and L. Reed. OF Indianapolis; Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Major, Mr.. aud Mrs. David Wilson. Of Shelby
Vile, attended the golden wedding of Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Mauzy Thursday night.
Mrs. Mary T.. Flynn, of Lead
vile, Col, is visiting relatives here.
The Women's Musical met on Monday night, at
Mrs. George Mickelson's rendering the follow
ing programme: Andante from Fifth symphony
of Beethoven's, by Miss Rema Smith; talk on
Neatly stevens. BIZ Miss Mamie Gilbert; vocal
quartet, Misses MauZy and Gilbert, Mesdames
Gilbert and McVay; piano solo. by Miss Rema
Smith; vocal duet, by Mesdames Nixon and Nc
Way; swing song, by Miss Elsie Winship; con.
tralto solo. by Mrs. Nell McVay; piano solo, by
Mrs. George Nicholson.
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Richmond.

Mrs. j. c. Long and Mrs. Frederick Lincoln re-
turned from Eaton Friday -.-.Mrs. Reynolds. OF
Dernen. is the guest of Mrs. r. F. Davis---.Mrs
Albertus Swalne is at Indianapolis. . Miss Clara
Lamb Is home from Alexandria Mrs. Bugs,
OF Wilmington, o., is the guest OF Mrs. j. NJ. Bull
la.--.Mr. and Mrs. George Mashmeyer. of New
ark, o., are visiting here.--.Mr. George Cutter
and Miss Ida Mashmeyer were married. Thurs
day evening, at st. Johns Church. The engage
ment OF Mr. George Holland Binkley and Miss
Bertha Gin is announced 49,. Miss Luna Foster,
of indianapolis, is visiting here. Miss Fannie
Russell is homo from Portland Daisy
Horton Is visiting at Indianapolis. ...Mr. Ken
cheon Brooks and Miss Drusilla Benden were
married Thursday eyening---.M and Mrs. X.
G. Kirkman spent last sunday at Union City,.
Mrs. X. w. Noble, OF HagerstOwn. is the guest of
Mrs. w. A. Peelle---.Miss Gertrude VIII
liams Is home from a visit to Troy, o..
Mrs. Homer Porterteld, of Mechanicsburg, o.,
is visiting here----Mrs. j. O.. Chandler Is homo
from Pensacola, Fla.--.Mr and Mrs. n. Gillian
have returned from q three months stay Ia Flor
ida.-..Mrs. III. NJ. Roberts, of Minneapolis. is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. III. s. Kates.---Miss Eva
Thatcher, Of Dayton, Is visiting here. Miss Ida
Emerson visited at Piqua last week. Mrs. J. II.
Dobbins has. returned from Miss
Mary Weber is visiting at Indianapolis.-..Mrs
Z. G. Binkley visited at Alexandria last Sunday
and Monday---.Mrs Val. Leonard Is home from
Miss Gertrude spencer Ia visiting
Mrs. Len Boyd at Gas City. Mrs. John I. FOulke
is at CovinRtOn. O-...Mr and Mrs. S. Z. Herman,
of Raniman, Tenn, who have been guests OF MI.
and Mrs. j. FL. Charles. returned home Monday.
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Mitchell.

Miss Maggie Keane spent Thursday In Louis
ville.. Mrs. 6llas EdmOndsCn. of Iowa, Is visit
ing John Edmondson's family. 80. Misses Louie
and Enolia Accord spent Friday at Bedford.
Miss Olive Westner, of Campbellsburg, is in this
city. Misses Lydia and Bessie Kirk are at In
dianapolis. -. Mrs. Minnie Cunning, of Salem,
was the guest Of Mrs. Matte Tankerley Friday.
Mrs. Ella Bennett, Of Greensburg, is visiting
her parents here. Miss Allie shanks was here
Tuesday Mrs. Thomas Dunihue, of Washing
ton, Is visiting her parents here.--.Mrs.
NJ. f. Webb. of Bedford. formerly of
this place, Ia spending o week here. 4. Miss Lizzie
E. Burton and brotherin-law, Rev. A. @. Wat
kins, went to Chicago Sunday. Mrs. s. A.
Thorpe returned to Anderson Thursday -. Mrs.
Thori Q and Miss Mary Burton, of Washington,
were here Monday, en- route to Chicago.
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Mrs. b NJ. Warren, OF ST. Joseph, Mich. IL the
guest OF Mrs. j.. ID. Compton.--.Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Evans, OF Chicago. are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Nate Tibbits... DIR. and Mrs. G. G.. Need
ham have returned from their wedding trip.
Miss Georgia Reynolds has returned TO ODerlin.
....Mtss Kate Linton has gone 10 Ceylon, o.
Mrs. j. c. Erwin is visiting in Chicago. Misses
Blanche and Lulu Lovejoy have been visiting in
sturgis, Mieh.--.Mrs j. II. stale and daughter
have gone 10 Chicago. Mrs. L. p. Willard
has returned from Jonesvilie, Mich.
Miss Nina Erwin, who was visiting her parents
here. has returned 10 Chicago. -. Miss Maud
Good. OF Chicago. is the gaesto or Miss Grace Rey-
nolds----HOn. and Mrs. j. Z. Bear,lsley have
gone 10 Chicago 10 spend the Simmer Mrs.
Mary Defrees Is IN Detroit. -. Miss Neva Trump
has returned from Chicago 49, Mrs. William
Armstrong and Miss Alice Crull arc in White
Pigeon. Mich Gertrude Hitesman. OF
Cayuga Falls. n. ~. Is Pie guest of Mrs. John
shtrley---.Mr. and Mrs. William Pugh, OF Three
Rivers. Mich, have been visiting here.
Mrs. Charles Olds Is in south Bend.
Mr.. Frank Weed Is IN Cleveland. Mrs. Jessie
Bets. OF Burr OAK. Mich. ia visiting here.
Mrs. A e. Paddock, who was visiting her father,
Mayor Maxon, has returned tn GAINESVILLE. Wis.
Mrs l. T. Smith. of Colorado Springs. Is
visiting her parents. Mr.. anu Mrs. o. ". Van
deriip. Mrs. Henry Parry. who had been
visiting Mrs. Frank Goldman. has returned 20
Mitchell. :. D---.Nrs. Nederhalt. who has been
visiting Miss Maggie KINDER. has returned to
Chicago.
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MOnYnaliar.

Mrs. c. Q. Luibell was az Hartford City last
week. Mrs. W. c. Patterson, of Muncie. was
the guest of her sister. Mrs. ID. 4. Shannon, last
week.-Mrs.. Mackey was at Fort Wayne last
week. Mrs. Ira Spaulding was at RidgeviIle last
Mrs. Joseph Scott is at Van Vert, o..
Mrs. Thomas btrnun was at Richmond last
week. 4. Mrs. Maddox was at Bluttton and Neu-
Vile last week. Miss Mamie Jones, OF Button,
was the guest of May Wolfe Sunday. -. Miss
Grace Patterson will spend two weeks at In
dianap0lis.
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ROokYina.

The Shakespeare Club was entertained and ban
quoted by MIR. and Mrs. f. r. Whipple, winding
up the season. An elaborate programme was
rendered, followed with toasts. DE-. w. II. Gillum
being t0astmaster. The tables in the banquet
room were arranged in the form of q "T'' and
plates were laid for nineteen guests. Ribbons
extended from the chandelier to the four
corners of the table, fastened with q bunch
of tulips, while lilacs and cut flowers were In
profusion. The club will renew its literary work
next winter -. Miss Grace Soliday has returned
10 Clinton. Miss Emma Hunnel is home from
Terre Haute. Miss Matte Johnson, who has
been in Florida. Is home. Miss Gertrude HEX
cox, of Terre Haute. Is visiting Mrs. James K.
Meacham. ...M Miss Jessie Miller, who has been
visiting Mrs. Clyde West and Miss Leta Hunt,
left for her home in Terre Haute last week.
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Dublin.
Foster of lndiananoIis

Miss Luna Foster. OF Indianapolis, visited here
during the week---.Miss May Reed. OF Shelby
Vile, was the guest OF the Misses Alice and
Florence swain part of the weeK---.Miss Winnie
schooley, OF Carthage, was home part or the
week----H Harry Jay and sister Agnes. of Indian
apolis, attended the commencement Friday even
tng----mrs. Robson. of ShelbyviIle, visited her
daughter, Slrs. C.. I. Swain, during the week :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fremont Harris. OF Indianapolis.
attended the commencement -. Miss Mamie
Webber. of Richmond, was here recently. Miss
Mae Huston. OF Pendleton. was here the past
week----Miss Susie Hildsoth, OF Richmond, Is
visiting here--.-Mrs. Lans, OF Shclbyville. is Wis
i:lng her sister, Mrs. G. L. Swain. and family ....
Thesalumni association, which now numbers
over one hundred. had an entertainment at the
nall wednesday evening. -. superintendent ID.
X Ellabarger gave his graduating class o pleas
ant reception Thursday evening. on Friday
evening Miss Flora Brown. % former teacher,
gave the same class a reception.
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ELK.

Mr.. Anderson and wife, from Spring
Garden, are visiting friends In this
town. ~ ~: ~.
B. F. Young returned home this
week from the Worlds fair. r.
Mr.. NJ. E. Foley, the insurance agent
from Adrian, was through this town
last week.
Machine agents are thicker than
ever this spring. It 10 poor encourage
ment for the far mer to buy new ma
chinery at the prices they ask, and sell
wheat for 40 cents per bushel. There
is sonethi. & wrong. somewhere IL We
were rs sure Of = good price for our
grain this fall as We are of q gos d
crop the prospects for the future would
look better. Corn is the banner crop
this year. A great money pieces are
already plow.d, aud this week will
finish blowing corn. :.
Hay stacks already begin to dot thu
prairie. Il =. J., BIZ.
The long light over the road grader
question 10 1T lest eade,i and Elm il the
happy owner at = grader purchased Of
Curtis, Of Wotthington il the men
who were opposed to buying it will 60
and see some of the work 1t. has done
they will change their minds.
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RUSIlMURE.

Agnes Fagerness is on the sick list.
j. H. Dryden is at work on his new
house, which will DO a credit to the
town when completed.
chad good rainfall Monday night
now look out for good crops. =
Miss Helen Petit returned to her
home in Minneapolis on Monday. .,
Coy and Fagerness have moved their
barber shop TO the new building on
Main street. : -" :.....- g..
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. 8. Wtmple and two
children, Of Sioux Falls, are visiting
1t the Rushmore.
J. NJ. Elliott, OF Minneapolis, was IN
town during the son vention. He is an
able aud pleasant speaker. "
The semi annual convention OF the
Sunday school workers of Mobiles
county closed Sunday evening, there
were quite large number of people ID
attendance. -
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WORLDS FAIR RATES.

For the Columbian Exposition at
Chicago. May list to October 3lst, 1898.
the Rurlington, Cedar Rapids and
Northern iail way Will sell excursi0n
tickets to Chicago from WoFthington
At rate Of 1885, for the round trip.
Tickets on sale from April 85th to Oc-
tOber Stat, good 70 return until Novem-
Der 18th. 1888. For tickets and al In.
formation, call on any agent Of this
COMPANY. J. z. HANNHGAN. 20
- Gen. Tiki. and Pass. ACT. 81
~. !. Cedar Rapids. Iowa. y
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.PRoR1H-AD1nI1.-AS ~ ri boaoo
&c tho beidob fat her, II ln1jnn 1ako
toHnSAjp, JuDo 2et IT, n.
Rs6 lc(;nl6, i Il illte :. ~ \
0f O1ceOla county, lows, nd liz
niu0is 3. Abbott, q No6lee county,
Mimi l's
Tbs brids belong q 90 c ~
.pdooser lAnilies of Indian Laks tos1.
ship, her fsthsr being one 6 ~ Int
10 break til prsirs sod q this sepnty,
.asds joyous party Gathsrsl toeiye 10
bsile ald bfidesroou s end g, 5os
cosafatulatlons and rood Wishes q
they besin LIE together.
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Tho unexpected suspension Of the
Mobiles County Bank calls forth from
the substantial business men Of Wor-
Ellington most sincere expressions Of
both sympalhy and confidence. Our
people have faith both in The moral in.
tegrity and financial solvency Of its
prnprirtors. The financial stri,gency
makes collections difficult, ard all such
times are trying to money lenders ali
.tver the cpnn'ry. The snsrrl sion,
though. unexpected d, has caused no spe-
scialtxciteInent as the b+ lief is that with
proper irdnlgence rs to time ID. bank
will Ray its depositors and debtors to
Tie ,,ttsrmost farthing. or csprse this
opinion will be disscnted fr.m, III 4
time u iIpanci.l stringency, bnt let ns
think hopefully and not make times
worse III. \ they need 70 he made ~
unnecessary or u. HnrraDted fears.
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A GRAND RECEPTION

Will be given to the members of the
Worthington Fire Department and
their families in the Court House Pa, /
on Friday Evening at s'clock, by the
ladies OF Worthington, in honor Of
their gallant conduct and splendid vic
tories at the Luverne Tournament.
An attractive and suitable program il
prepared. There will lie good cheer,
excellent music, short congratulatofy
speeches. Our Firemen have confer
red honor on our city and should re-
ceive honor In return. ~ $3.50 i s.
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A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

r. A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
Having purchased the stock at hard
ware and good VIM Of the business
heretofore conducted rs F. Il. nurfr..
| would respectfully announce to tho
people OF Wor,hington and vicinity.
that I shall aim to keep \ complete A.
sortment Of the best line 1T goods kept
ina first class hardware store, and By
fair tlenling, ard Courteous treat msnt,
hope 10 merit = share Of your patron
ago. Very respectfully.
:zas MARION HAMMOND. 5.
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D1nD.-On AoDd.y evenine Jsly 1rd,
1aos Ella y. FaueAs, abosf ~
And Nrs. q. q. fauske, of BigeloW
township.
The littls girl u at rsst after much
acute suffering from Theumatism and
heart tIoubis. The funeral viii 10
attended 6 The family residencs IL
BiGelow township this afternoon Rev.
Robt, NcCune ollciatins.
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The Spirit Lake ChsutauQns Assem-
bly, begins its.work on Monday, July
10th and will continue until July 25lh.
TO those'w buy = season ticket Tor
three dollars, wilt be afforded more en-
tertaiiment and instruction than they
can get FIR the sams amount OF money
ut any o. her place. Lectures, concerts
and entertainments fill mp the days and
nights Of the term. Among the st ar
lecturers will be Rev. +. Dewitt Tai.
mage, Hon. Henry Watterson, Joseph
Cook and Jahu Dewitt Miller. There
will be variety OF concerts Of music.
Also, sermons w preachers IT ability
and fame. WorthinRton ought to Do
we'll represente:lut this assembly.
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NOTICE OFSPECIAT. ELECTION
IN THE VILI4AGE OF WORTH

The cltizens OF the village Of yosth-
ingt0n, IN tho connty OF NobleD and
state OF MinnesOta, who are qualified
TO vote at general elect ions, aTe hereby
notidt ID that Z special election Tor said
village has boen called ~ the Common
council Of said village, to 10 held 90
the Village O@co II ssid ytlla9o 81
Monday. the 10, h day Of July, 1855, be-
tween the hours Of 3 clock In tho fore.
noon and s o'cintk In tt16 . tt0TnoonsDf
the same day, for the following pnT.
pose: .5s,5t q. ~. s..
To vote upon the proposition Of H.
suing the bonds of said village ii the
aggregate sum Of $1,000 for tho pnr-
pose OF constructing and putting In
Electric LiRhts in said, village. sz
Byoldpr Of the Common Council Of
the Villsge Of Northirgton.
a. Il. JOHNSON.
@ e Village Recorder.
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BRITA MICA.


Of which the great London Di-
vine, Rev. 6. 81. Spurgeon, said:
8 If all other books should be de-
|stroyed, the Bible excepted, the
world would have lost. but little
of its information =
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" For sale ut private sale = fine yeune
mare fur cash or time, will DO sold ii
auction Saturday, July 8th, at corner
of Court Honse square, Worthington,
at 2 p. m. il not previously sold.
=. DR.. MOORE. =
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p. In view of the poss lille distrust that
may be cccasioned by the suspension
Of the Mobiles County Bank, it may be
well to say that the other two institu-
lions OF Worthington are on the most
substantial foundation and concerning
them no lack Of confidence need lie frt.
The Minnesota Loan and Investment
company has 4 paid mp capital of $780,
QUO and surplus OF over 500, 600. The
State Eank OF Worthfngton has a
capital Of SO, 900. The stockholders
of these institutions are among the
most substantial men Of this country
many OF til, m heavy capitalists at
the East, and xll men If ample means.
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u
moved into one 50 II WIN IcIeanhl
houses last veek. vorthiaaton has
such . population nov that - baye g
put g least : baker,o ilo1leu n every
dwelling house;; tint N nay M ahel-
ter.
3 ---.-.
a. Inc oome g = yonaa - loso =
n '.. may y seen 2 garden; -
Wen Aep. a''a u nt,ants eppeerance q
when VII gre 9reat pleasure g Tho
lover 9. g z oeaotifnl home. fedie =
certainly aoe the old eentlemen whe1
= = reelempefes snst &c = - - years @
80 ana also compeiaeo 9. g ne two Games
= osns1 oppoE1 =.
II conn al 81 R.ntiat min,.t.rs and
lav represent ttvea 81 tho .hnrchp. e
that order IN this vicinity met IN ,Yor.5
thinston on Frid.v Jnne aolh g On
5. M. "a conalder Tia nron.,rietv e ~
tending fraternal recornition Is tho
newly formed ohurcl, a This city.
After ( praise ..ryio,el and pprs.ver IS IS
Rev. ]. M. Thurston. the Rev. Mr..
Hallovell. az Window vaa chosen
moderately. and Rev. i. Bere,trom. Of
Mank.to. clerk. The other members
OF the council were: Rev. T. Il. Peters,
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APPLICATION rOR LICrNyx. I. 3. !

APPLICATION FOR LICHNsK ~ /
NOTICE 10 hereby given that Edward Manuel
IN has made application In Writang %, th2
board Of County Commissioners a Nohieo
County, Minnesota, said application being on dc
&um1 once, praying for license % soil as rotsil
>1nt0Aica ting Liquors at the village Of Horeey m
said c0unty Of NObl0e for the ensuing year. 6aii
buslneex 70 be conducted on Lot Number Fifteen
ISL IN Block Number Seven ~ ID said VILLAGE a
HorSoy. ..I5bsssss -'.s.1 ss
BY said Board Of County Commissioners sc 70
once ct the County Auditor IN the villAso q
WOrthinktNn, Mobiles County, Minnesota, % eho
noon Ot eald day. - See 80
IS Witness my band and seal at Worthingtop. q
said County Of MOBILES, this 9eth day d J1io
1850. s<.sss5s Juo. j. KDNDLIn. -
81 tt3eaa 49, 49, County A,ditoe.
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FOR SAIE,

One good horse, at private sale.
Will be sold at amction ID. Worthtng.
ton, saturday, July 8th, at 2 o'clock,
pm, unless sooner disposed nf.
MINNESOTA LoAN& INVESTMENT Co.
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The hest way to meet the stringency
OF the times is to avoid croaking. W.
have seen such times before, and out of
them all men of capacity and courage
pull through. Be cheerful and cheer
any who are respondent. The bow of
promise. after the de'nge, appears III
the sky. A bounteous harvest is almos.
ready for tho reaper. Money must come
wcst TO move the crops east ward. The
country never had more money than at
tho present time. Distrnst is tying up
the capital Of the country. Cohfit,enc.
will soon return and with the cro,,s in
market every body will feel better.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-07-06
FOlt SAL.E

At private sale. three good mares,
two with colts. Ample time given on
good security.
MINNEsorA LOAN q Co.