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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-07-06
Hay S'rACKER.S,

No old stock. Our RO0ls are new.
Meadow Queen hackers and eatlseesre
II 9 tho hest siInpl and ci.enpest.
Big 4mowers IRA light draft, easily
handled and dufable
We aro not EunuiB1 N auction
.hopsrbat aIs selling good new goods
NJ VERY low prices. f5..s3ss
Get enr prices before buyinR.
46-t8 %. HUMIsToN.
eswill sell you stacker OF hay
sswaep cheaper tllao you can mako one.
q M snd see. j.
1914 Azox FonsEs. 8
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-07-06

Granting ard general house painting
neatly done by G. Synkerson. SEQ him
ut Western House. As IT. s:...s
W. wish to call public attention TO
the fact that We are now we'll prepared
to negOtixte farm loans, also on towl.
property. on easy terms, and short no
ttce. Do not forget that We buy and
sell lands and town property. Ais,
write fire, life, and accident insurance.
Can and see No. -
34-tf HEDDEka & MoDERLY.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-07-06

Dave Anderson has laid cement
pavement by his hvme on the lake
shore. e ......
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-07-06

The Grove meetings at tho nortl, In
I 1T OF Round Lake closed on Sunday
5n'kht. The meetings were in charge
ss0f Rev. M. LINN. Revs. Cory, Suther-
lard. ,McCune and others assisted II,
the preaching servicrs. Tie closing
aservic+s were spPcia.ly we'll attended.
The grave meeting was an experiment,
. MD II like msttings are held in the fu-
t,,re mss adequate preparations and
eaocommas lati',ns car, be provided, ard
] 8 general cooperation q
{ ehsrsh q . large attendance can
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-07-06

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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-07-06

The st. Cyr D; amAtio company have
entertained our peovlo four nights, will
continue though the week. - II
10 the pleasure Of tn. News to recom.
mend them to theater goers.-Water
town (Dak.) News. r..
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-07-06

The Swedish Lutheran church held a
line celebration OF the 4th Of July in the
Village Park on Tuesday. The .Swed-
ist Band aud choir furnished excellent
music, and Rev. =. Anderson presided,
offered prayer, and delivered a patriotic
address. Rev. Rob't. McCune followed
In a brief speech in English. There
WAS pr. gram of recitations, etc, BY
the young people, aid a fine display of
lire VIZ, ks in the evening. The affair
was we'll conducted and was q happy
and successful occasion.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-07-06
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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-07-06
LOCAL.
A. CARD.

- A. CARD. -
..,. July eth, 1898.
We, tho undersigned, retail dealers
of wor.hineten, Mobiles County, Min
neeota, do hereby agree tenot give any
credit under any circumstances to any
person on and after July sh. We will
eoatiaue to take country produce in
exchange for goods as heretofore.
= ". ". LovELasss. :
Swedish Mercantile Company.
.... GusSwANBERa, Mgr.
-. Union Mercantile COMPANY,
:.s. :: AUG. FAUX, Mgr. :.
CARLsrEDr & JOHNSON. 4
"A few cases OF Scarhstina arc reported
- beipg In town.
Songs, the latest, by Miss Isabel
Rousseau, at the Opera House.
Dave Anderson has laid = cement
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-07-06

Songs, the latest, by Miss lsabe
Dpusseau, ut tho Opera House.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-07-06

The R+v. II. Il. Sutherland cane
orr. from Adrian recently ON his wheel.
Quite 4 number OF cycle riders have
passed back and forth between the
nrtyhboring towns aud report the roads
: 10 te In good condition.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-07-06

The ADVANCE will soon furnish its
RAIDERS with some very interesting
letters descriptive of notable sights
xihl events at the Worlds Fair as
seon by q resident Of Worlhingt on
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-07-06

Mr&Geo. Curtis returned on Tuesday
afternoon frtm Heron Lake where she
has been visiting. .zs-- T.. --.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-07-06

t)'ie person WHO .irew over twelve
hundred dollars from the Bank Of
WOrthingtOn Mund " drlnsitrd 1t
agsi:, Wednesday, in the same bank,
feeling there. was no safer place for II.
This hank 10 s.,li,i beyond all question.
II yois keep your money IN tile house
yen run the risk OF fire and thieves
I Our advice is, deposit IN the bank.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-07-06

2 Sheriff Noyrs. 81 Prim CHAR, o 'Brien
cpEHity, 1oye., VAS IN the city on Satnr-
day tast, In sfarcllof q woman who had
abducted two children from the above
places. The parties were heated here,
and tho sheriff returned with thin.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-07-06

MT&Geo. Curtis returned on Tuesday
afternoon fr.m Heron Lake where sht
has been visiting. q. IL
Mrs. f. r. C,uglran returned home
On last Thursday morning, with great
y improved health. -
Mr.. Richard G.. Common, thu gentle
manly clerk 1t the WorthinRton Hotel,
u. eOnl Smell Ia. his room by sickness.
n team belonging to A. l. Darling
pan away last Thursday. They were
stopped before much damage was done.
Tho wo@thineton hotels are doing a
1ushing business. On last Friday they
were q, crowded that they could not
accommodate al their transient guests.
While playing ball on Thursday last
Bert Fnqua was 50 unfortunate As t.
hrrak his right arm above the elbow.
The arm was set by Dr.. D,lan and Is
progressing finely. 49,. .
Mr.. ChAs. Sundberg. OF Dewa'd
township, on Saturday last presented
tha ADVANCE with box of straw
berries, \ thing Of beauty and j0y
while they lasted.
The four corners on 10th street and
sSecond AID Third Avenues ''avo been
fitted out with substantial brick catch
basins. WOrthingson has good reason
TO be proud of its stSeets.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-07-06

Two gentlemen Of color visited our
town last Monday evening. After
playing one peice they suddenly DECLARED
the performances closed, much to the
disgust OF those who lad given thxi,
money to help them on their way.
Look out where you give your money
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-07-06

On the morning OF July 9TH the PEG.
pie of Wortlington were uni leasantly
surprised by the announce ment that
the Mobiles County Bank had closed it's
doors. Nothing more can be stated ut
the time We 60 to press. Tie officers
Of the bank are confident that its as
sets are sufficient to cover its liabili-
ties. It is earnestly hoped that the sus-
ce,!SiOn is onlv Temporary. r.. 81.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-07-06

"A few cases OF Scarhstina arc reported
- boipR In town.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-07-06

Mrs. F. r. CDugllran returned home
On last Thursday morning, with great
u improved health. >..,.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-07-06

Miss Carr. Of Topeka Kansas, is
spending . month with her sister Mrs
H. 9. Crawford prior 70 . visit to the
Worlds Fair.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-07-06

American Hay 10 now being shippetl
to France This IL grand opening for
American fsrln"rs and our hay mtr-
chants may look for an active demand
sr' M bDth the d, m..stic and foreign
m rkets. The crop here Is ready for
cutting and the hay presses will soon be
at work on the new hay.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-07-06

Mr.. Richard G.. Common, thu gentle
manly clerk 1t the WorthinRton Hotel,
u. e0nG Smell Ia. his room by sickness.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-07-06

The ladies Of the Worthingt0u NJ. E..
church had an ice cream social in the
Court House Park on Friday evening
Of last week. The Worthington Baud
disconrsed fine music, aud a good So
cial time was had. The ladies nettt d
SIS as the result of their labor.
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Mrs. Manning, Mrs q. w Smith, Mrs..
Garlic, Mrs. Durfee and Mrs. Crawford
Miss Winnie Shell and Miss Carr went
70 Luverne on the 4th to geo the races.
The ladies Of the NJ. E. church de-
aires to express their thanks to the
Worthington Brass Band for the ex-
cellent music furnished at the ice
cream social on Friday last. Con-.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. StOutemyer re-
turned from the Worlds Fair on Sat-
urday. They saw = number Of Wor-
thingt0nixns at the fair, among them
several OF the teachers of our schools.
The st. Cyr Dramatic company will
DO ct the Opera House July 6, Z, 8, In y
repertoire Of musical comedies. Miss
Isabel Rousseau is the young and dash.
ing soubrett who will entertain and
amuse. -
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-07-06

a team belonging to a. l. Darling
1an away last Thursday. They were
stopped before much damage was done.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-07-06

Mrs. Fl. B. Nichols, of Russell. Lyons
county, Iowa. daughter of G. W.
nildreth, ESQ.,, Of this place, died on
the sd ult., In the 39th year of her age.
She leaves a husband and seven child
rem to mourn her loss. .;% ..-r.-. ~:'E
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-07-06

CHARTS Anderson, OF Round Lake,
tock tho train last Friday morning for
Chicago, 20 take 10 tho Worlds Fair.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-07-06

The increased business ofNovton
and Chaney has rendered necessary the
employment Of . 2bookkeepeY.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-07-06

Mr. Harry Lewis and his sister Sadie,
visited friends IN Luverne, stsyine
over the 4tll. 5s .ss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-14

NNTuTUEAs, ON ruE gtTu DAY 90
w April ~ Emma Murfll, in her uwn
parties Of the hrii plrt, made, executed and
delivered 90 John ". Dhuncii rn. party ~ tho
second part and trustee their certain iruHt
deed aud thereby conveyed 20 lhe sald John
W nonncllan tue following described prem
Heginning at the sou,hwcst corner OF 10, one
Ul, bio twenty niun 500, iilai 90, SAT- LAKE
Cuy surrey, ana running thtnre eat I've ihl
rods thence nur,h ten ltl rods, thence wet
nyc % rode. thence south ten 40 rode. 10 The
placo Of beginning, situate ln The eiiy and
county OF salt lake. Territory ~ ttnh. which
SAID trust deed wa. duiy atknov edged aud
rcftinsd And recorded "a tho once of tlc
county recorder oi nit iako County, o. book
~ %" Of murtFagrr,paEes Dos 20 lG1,
Whereas, said Conveyance was made In trust
90 secure tho payWeHttu +. ". MORRISON, IA.
ward Mcrrill, FnWucl Merrill ana Tlcmis A,
Kent, do ne bust CsH HH MORRISON, Merrill *
Co., parties Of tho third part OF the sum u
hitfru hundred dollars Ni.3Hn. Tor WCrchnu.
dice 90 Do purchased by The parties " tho lrst
plt from tue plthrs OF iho ~ ~ part, ana
upon which said pgrcnatu credit of three
months 10 the amount NJ fifteen hundred dot.
laTs Wa 90 be extended, anu
Whereas oa The eighth aud ninth days OF
Mav.l s1 tho paft e. of tlt flrst part pure hafud
lumber AMI other uuUding mater alt uum tho
parties N tho th'rd part 10 tho amuurt of ~
leon hundred dollars, aud have paid no part Of
whrre3s tho payment Of the same maturcd
m full upon the 9th dlf OF August, lfNi. au1
whereas slii trust decd 10 subject 10 prior
IurumbfaucU OF 500 und thu parties II tho
urst part coyeuHniod there n tn promptly pay
the Interest maturing IN said PRIOR ilrum.
Trance, but have allowed same a. become do
linVuCut
Mhefeas. the said trust decd provided that
VI. uld the parties az Che INST pau IAN 10 pay
the Interest ON sA.d puor meant rance aud
should iall 10 pay Cor AZ lumbar aud building
matrr.als purchased ~ the uarilUa of the third
part " hin thrrc months of the date ~ tho sale.
then thctHid Trustee should proceed g. eel said
properly 90 public yrndur. G. thc highest hid.
der Tor cash, in the manner provided IN said
trust deed. reference bgluE made thereto for
more particular DESCRIPTION Of the provisions
thprfiuI and out OF the proceeds ~ pay Tho
amount due 20 the parties OF tho third part,
with interest with n ruasl nAble attorneys fee
and the costs nt this trust
Now therefore,, notiro n hereby given that
ON Monday, tue nd dnY ~ October, isli. tho
undersigned VIII Al tho front door Of the
county court house in rAt aka city. Utah
1trutnfy At " O'Clock noon ~ thnt diy, sell
the Ahuyo described premises % the highest
bidder for cash or 30 much thereof a. d. nee
cashty 10 raisr the cum nitcsn hundred dol.
lars, with intorfst from NAV VA, 1913, at eight
pr cent, quo 20 mo parties OF The third part,
ami iu Day the expenses % fhla ifufts
dated. SAT- lake City, Utah, lhit I'M day
jUiiS ". DoSNELLAN.
F,ANK u srEruUNs ana nrNSrn \.
fMiru Attorneys tor Trustee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-14
NOTICE or SALE UNDER DEED OF
TRUST

NNruLREAs ANNiE WILLIAMS. or SALT
w Lake Guy Utah, by her certain decd ~
recorded in che once q ihe county rceordeI
salt latt county, on Feb ulfY 1ith. 1871, IN
book " Of moitEngca, pages ~ NJ, sold aud
conveyed 10 The unlUrlfncd tru. tees tho
following described reai estate, situate iu the
county 81 SAT- tuEu, TERRITORY Of Itah. tu4uit.
~ ut lot one ll, block ONE hundred hnd
thlfty.HctCn fiIil. plat u. SAT- Lake tiiy aur.
ycY, IN trust for The purpose ~ securing the
payment OF o. certain D omisaify note cxe
cuigd and delivered by said Annie Williams
10 the unns oi tommofcc,a corporation. vhIrh
after date. with interest at 10 per cent per
hnuumt payable quarterly. and b. fully 10
scnhcd 30 'a dcci of trust AMI Tor more
particular DESCRIPTION " uh.rh reference b.
hereby made 90 sIi decd aH ant hereof, anu
Where's according g. ihr terms aud rundtt urs
% aaid note md said decd Of ifusi saii note
hls been ever since the twenty ~ day Of
tcntuary, itii. due aud no pari ihclcuf. of lhc
interest tncfcuu hHs been paid, excepting the
tntfrtft o. August flHii l.i.
Ana wherein % Waa and BE- provided in aaii
decd " uuai ihii IL default should be made In
the payment uI sud note thUn aaid under
SIGNED irlttCCa should proceed Go fcn fhid
prem ace = any pat thereof 10 public touiuo
10 the mght.t builder ior cash, lfst giving
twenty te0 days public notice NJ Che lime,
terms and place ot asi1 sale, ana thc properly
20 be sold hr advertisement in some news
paper pulIlshed in SIT Late iiy, Tor the uur.
pose ~ fHIh|iinr nnf diHrhhfFinF the duucs
ana unlru ions 81 sAiduus
NM Wnrr o. inc legal oNntt anu hollrf nl
Hnid urUmia4nfy note tutwit, The Nunk OF
Commerce has requested the undcra Fnrd
trustees ~ proceed 90 seli such property uns
doe and accoriirg 10 the terms and provisions
~ said decd ~ truHt
Now therefore tho undersigned truttcrs
uflfcs1id at the foqu0at ~ aa.d liuns uf Com
mcfcr. tHr irlil uirncf. holder Hnd paYUo uf
taii uTnWlssnfv note. viii 10 atrutiaurn With
Coo tormt aud ooutluoNa q said deed Of trust
uu tho Ut uHY 90 september. isii, % Tho front
door of tue touny Court House, in
san tItr DItr. utah, corner OF second
south ~ cci and second Nos' street, li
l2 O'Clock NJ. &C that DAY. sell NJ public auction,
o. tho highest bidder iur cash. Oh OF alii prop.
sftI Hudurrmieus above drtrflNul, or 20 much
thereof Ht Hhlll ue necessary 81 pay said motto
uud interest and 90 tHtitfy Vic same, and fnid
deed 90 uuat Including Che rKpruscH 10 gHil
true, rr. alnhhIr attorney ana council fees
Hnd compensation 90 taid trnstcus tor their
SAMUEL y. wAiKFg,
fLWAiiD A. FIELDS,
Irustrcs.
Dated salt lake CITY, Utah, August li.h, 1888.
WHWftHH a fFifrNlnw.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-14
MARsHAL,s SALE.

Pursuant 10 an ords. ~ sale 10 me directed
by the 1h.ri judicial nisirict Court ~ tho
leruto.y ~ Utah, 1 thall expose At pubic
sale, az the front door 81 the County Court
House, In the cliy OF sht lake. County OF salt
lake ana Cnit0y Of ltah on tho ihih day "
scpte her. 1873, nt o. o'clock M, all tho riEht,
title. claim ana iutbteat OF George D.. iUauun.
Henrietta eadDn Frederic q. Heath, Heart
eta Heath, Nddio W, B., Trcwhclh. l.. W.
nittman and the Utah National Hank a cor,
porAu d, defendants ~. In, aud 10 the follow.
ms described real rttliu, situate, lying and
being 10 che County ~ -hlt Lake, Territory VI
ItHh, uud described na followu, toswit
An OF iutut., o. "a md thin block 5. plata"
south Main street addiuoni also lotsA, q, q. 7,
b ana in D ok % pHt'A' 10 plated IL Hail
South Main rirret adliuou salt tnkn city,
Utah. together With 40 and tinruihr the tcnas
mCnis, htTcutiHmtuu Hnd hppuHcnhurea
thcrOuuto belonging or Ia huywise apporialn.
ing,
10 DO SOD aa iuo properly Of George r.
load1u. Henrietta lDldnu, ffCdfick q. Heath,
utuurtta Heath, Attic ". - Irowhun Nv
uutman, and the tuh national Bank. cor
pnfhtion, nc the cut of Fred Wanlcss. a. the
hdminru uIor Of tA1 caibtU Of Harry Wanlcss.
deceased,
Terms OF Sale, Cash.
nat NJ BRIGHAM.
u. n Marshal
By JOINS 49, CuuvuCK, Deputy Marshal
dated August lith. lrIf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-14

ball. The reports show forty baptisms
since last report, thirty.seven pers we
having been baptized since April Of
the present year.
o. Saturday morning Elder ki ne
bal SPOKE Of the political, frlig ouu go
social condition of the people Dt Utnh
Elder Efastus Beck referred 70 Tue
duties OF the Saints, and Elder d. b..
Layton followed with an interesting
discourse on the kingdom OF Col
In the Afternoon III or VIM, J.
Cullimore spoke ou the ilfst principles
of the gosnel. He WA followed ny
:. NJ, Cfsnncy on the fulflmeut ui the
propheoy Of Daniel stating that God
was 10 sut up Hia Kingdom In tne last
DAYS, Elder jas. Il. Bunting then
bore a faithful testimony 10 the truth
of the Gospel and expressed hia de-
termination % use his every eudtav1r
10 impart this knowledge TO bis fellow
men.
on Sunday morning the cnngrega-
lion numbered about 10. Alter the
opeuiuR exercises Elder kimuall uc-
Oh pied the time aud delivered an Ia.
teresting aud instructive Il sc0urso on
the plan Of salvation.
In the afternoon Elder Barker adj
dressed the metting on tho at0neuient
nud was followed BY Elder a. w.
Holloway on the personality of God.
Elder w. A. Head referred 10 his
labors Ia the missionary field aud
spoke In glowing tofme Of tho hospi.
tality VI tho people aud thUir kindness
to the Elders. He closed by bearing
strong testimony to tue work Of Coz. In
a few we'll Chosen words ElIer kimball
thanked the people la behalf 4 thu
IL .cfs lot tho kindutHs extended on
that anu oil previous uccaslots, and
invoked the blessings Of Coz upon all
present. Many strong testimonials
we're borne by the Elders aud Ill felt
well In their .aboTa.
The conferences ~ IN n prosper NJ
condition. Oh Mouuay, Sept. an,
stvou persons living iu thv VIC nlty Of
where inference wa arlI came f0f'
ward nud received baptism under the
direction Of l. dora Kimh and Lay.
ton. q. =. BANKER, Clerk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-14
West Virginia Conference.

On Saturday aud sunisysepi.2d and
80, the West Virginia conference Of the
Church OF Jesus Christ Of Laiter'day
Saints convened at TIE Guthrie
church, a large aud oommodious edi'
flee owned by members Of the Advent
lst persuasion, and located about four
miles north from Charleston, West Va.
There were present OF the Eldere
J. q. Kimbal, lr,s,dent Of the South
ern States mission, d. Il. Layton,
president OF the West Va. confer
ence, and w. a, Cu.lImore, Enoeh
Brown. l.. NJ. Cranry, W. A. Head,
J. 4. Little, J ~. Bunting, A. n.
HoldswRy,J. U. Jolley, Erastus Beck,
G. S. Barker and @. ID. Evans, travel
Ing Elders IN tho Conference.
Council meetings were held Sstuf-
day noon, Sunday morning and Mot
day morning anu afternoon. Rep0rIr
were rendered and much general IN
struelion impaired by President KIM
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StaD6srd Cburcb WoriW


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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


Estate u Charles j Green. Deceased.
NuTlCE Is HEREBY GlNtN ny TIE
~ undofsigued, Adminittratrix Of the Tstato
nf Charles j. Oruuu, dCcra'td. 20 tho crpdi
inia {, and all prrnnf having claims agalntt
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necessary vouchers within four months after
the lrst uublicatOu uf this nutire. 10 the SAID
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County ~ ail Intr. ltah Territory
Dated AuHust Nih l'li,
MARY Am q n her mark GREEN,
AdminsuHtHa OF che estate OF Charles j..
Green, deceased
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