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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-01-19
ELK.

Fine weather for this time of the
Year. bat then Minnesota can have
nostany kind Of weather if it tries.
The collecting agent for the Deering
Machine company was through our
town last week.
Wanted.-An experienced teacher to
teach three months term Of school in
school district No. 8. Wages good.
Mrs. John Anderson is quite sick ut
this writing. DR.. Gaugh, of Worth
ingte n, has the case in charge.
Horse distemper seems to be going
the rounds III this town.
Henry APPEL is hauling his baled hay
to Worthington.
Mr.. Cncl,ran'S father and mother are
spending the winter with the m.
The Sunday school in district No. S
has been discontinued for the winter
on account Of the cold weather.
"The Private Secretary" Saturday
matinee.
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FAMOUS NEW BOOK.

Darkness and Daylight. :" or flights
and Shadows OF New York Life"
In this new and superbly illustrate
work q noble christian woman tells the
thrilling story Of her personal expert
ence in Gospel, temperance, mission,
and rescue work in u great city. No
recent publication is now commanding
SO much attention nor has any other
called forth such ringing words of God
speed from ministers and eminent
women. 1t has been preached about
from famous pulpits, read by tens of
thousands of subscribers, and made
tho subject of many a ciergyman's Sun
day evening lectule. Its authorship
is fourfOld, its four authors being no
less than: Mrs. Helen Campbell, Rev.
Lyman Abbott, ID. % Col. Thomas w.
Knox, and Inspector Thomas Byrnes,
Chief of the New York Detective Blu
reau. .:.
Mrs. Campbell, the principal writer,
certainly was 4 woman commissioned
Of God, and I'm His Name'' spent
many years as a city missionary liter
ally lin Darkest New York" What
wonderful work she did. How devo.
ted and blessed her labors were, 1t is
story never to be forgotten. This
unique volume presents these thrilling
experiences Of Christian endeavor with
the hundreds OF pathetic and amusing
scenes that were packed into them; it
postrays life ira great city by day and
hy night Gas seen by a Woman;" it
shows the power Of the Gospel to re-
deem souls from the lowest depths; it
gives striking testimonies of the re-
deemed; and from all these rich and
varied experiences it draws living
truths for head and heart that are
worth to any reader ten times the price
of the book. Mrs. Ca,npbtll's account
Of rescue-work is full of wonderfully
touching incidents.
Rev. DR.. Lyman Abbott's lifelong
interest in City Mission work, and his
personal share in that work, pre-emi-
Eently fitted him to write for this book.
In his introduction to it he says: My
interest in these phases Of city life
dates from my college days. From that
day to this-Over third Of 4 century,
have continued the studies then be-
gun, and the subject of this book has
been one of the great subjects of my
study-sometimes in literature often
in life"
One of the most absorbingly inter.
esting portions of the book is that
written by Inspector Byrnes giving
the ripe experience of thilty years Of
detective lite. Many Of the startling
revelatio 8 he IN ,kes are taken from
his private diary. They have never be-
fore been published.
It contains 60, superb en9ravings,
| every one Of them made from photo
graphs taken from life, mostly by fash
lig,t. Every face is portrait, every
scene i stern reality. In looking Il,
these splendid illustrations the reader
sees 1T II glance just how Gospel work
is carried on hy day and by night b,
rescue-bands; lie is shown strange
in out of the wa! places that are rarely
or never seen by the casual visitor
nothing seems to be omitted.
The work is published by the old
and we'll know firm Of A. D.. Worth
ington & Co.. Hartford, Conn, whose
imprint is sufficient guarantee of thu
excellence of this first class volume
Royal Octave, 40 pages. 252 fine plat es
portraits, and text Illustrations.
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SPECIAL SCHOOL NOTICE.

The regular State examinations Civ
en- under the direction of the State
High School. will he given at the High
School Building during the week be-
ginning January 80. To those who pass
these examinations certificates are is
sued which permit them to enter the
State University, or any Of the COL
leges Of the State, without examina-
ton in the specified branches.
Any who wish may take these exam
nations, whether enrolled in our own
schools or not, if they have done the
stipulated amount of work. We cor
daily invite those out of the school
especially those attending the country
schools, to come aud take the exami-
nations.
Examinations will be given in Geog-
raphy, Arithmetic, English Grammar,
United States History. and in the reg
ular High School studies.
AS to the dates for examinations and
the conditions for taking them, inquire
at High School Building.
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LACK OF EXERCISE.

Is one of the prime canses of head
ache in the winter. Persons accus-
toned to the pure fresh air during the
pleasant months are subject to this
terrible annoyance at this time of the
year. A boon is offered in Krause's
Headache Capsules, which is guaran-
teed to cure any kind of a headache no
matter what the cause. Headache
caused Ivy overindulgence in food or
drink late at night, can he prevented
by taking one Capsule before retiring
and one in the morning. At e. H.
Babcock's. u~,
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TO FARM ERS,

The Worlds Fair Commission of
Minnesota is very DESTROYS Of securing
samples of every variety of grain and
seeds grown in Minnesota for exhibit
ton 1T Chicago.
Among other farm products it is es-
pecially desirable to secure some white
flint corn on the ear.
Farmers having anything in the line
indicated are earnestly invited to COR
respond with the undersigned who will
furnish information af to quantity de-
sired, information necessary to &C
company the specimens, etc. Grain
and seeds furnished will be entered at
the Words Fair in the name Of the
producer, and any premiums awarded
will go to the exhibitor. Address,
LIP. HUNT. Supt.
MankRto, MINI.
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Smoke the Skipper.

On Saturday last there was an i'm.
portant conference he. ween Il number
of representative cit z MS of Adrian
and like num:er of citizens of Wor
Ellington in reference to propositions
talked of as likely tn come before the
legislature in regard to county boun
daries. The conference was conduc cd
in y very frank and candid spirit and
subject matter was left in the hands OF
a committee for further consideration.
The propositions were new and it was
thought best to take farther time for
consideration. Changes were spoken
Of which may, if they are carried, add
another county to the State of Mime
-ota. The matter will doubtless be
discussed for a considerable time be-
fore any measure will be matured to
ask the concurrence Of the people inter-
-sted. We shall give further d-t ais
when we are In possession Of further
light The committee to whom the
N .tter is referred must consult before
any forward movement is made.
Mrs. Darlington tonight The laugh
i 'g night F.! Don't miss the slippery
day stairs. hard to 20 up but easy to
come down.
The following is the program for tile
Teachers meeting to be held in the
High School building, Wortllinxton,
saturday, Feb. II:
10 3o.-Opening Exercises.
1O:E,-LxngnaRe. Prof. Porter.
1l:45-t)rthoepy, Mrs NJ. J. barron.
1:@.-Parer, Grading common
schools) E. e. Spffens.
2:0V-DiscussIom.
2:l5.-IIome and School Government.
'rhos. b. Mcguire.
2:45 Defects in Teaching, John
ireland. ->~
3:l5 -Qnery Box.
Til" date Of the meeting was changed
for reasons which, will he explained in
due time. Teachers, come one and all
and do not forget your big BOYS and
girls. Let us make this sthe largest
and m st profitable meeting of tile
wear. Teachers have ample time to do
some studying and thinking along the
lines indicated IN the program, 50 come
prepared to ask and answer questions
intelligently. A r 4 III. i. 49,.
Come early 50 you will not miss Prof.
Porter's talk on language. A special
invitation is extended to school officers.
THOs. 3. NATURE, Co.. Supt.
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DEWALD.


We are getting our usual cold snap
for January. s.->:". ! =.
G. r.. Leonard is busy buying stock.
Mr.. James Mckenzie is visiting his
brother John.
Mr.. o. Il. Penney is over from Jack
son county, looking after his hay, but
he finds the hay market rather dull.
Sunday evening Messrs. Holmes and
Hraves closed series of revival meet.
ings they had been holding in the
Boldly school house. the meetings have
been well attended and a good deal Of
interest shown. Prayer meetings were
held nearly every day in dwelling
houses. it is hoped that much good
has been accomplished for the Master.
They 60 Into the Baltuff neighborhood
this week. They are faithful and eff
cient Christian workers wherever they
90. SEC. IL.
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Rev. A. u. Trumbull preached on
Sunday afternoon in the G.. A. r. hall.
and organized Baptist Conference
preparatory to the establishment of a
Baptist in Worthington. Twenty-one
persons gave their names to become
members.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-01-19

Hugh O' Ds,lnull. lying ~ ) PITS
burg Jail and smnrting under ! sense
OF being wronged, had tho manliness
to send out i letter TO workiDamen, 81
whicl,s sentence is rs follows:
a number Of alleged champions sc
our cause, who have been the source
OF constant injury to us. have besn.
playing the part ct the demaeogue b.
fore tl'epeople Of the country, pretend
ing that the Homestead strike RS
caused by tie tariff. I was always !
Republican. I was always ! Protec.
tiunist. # 3 s=,sS. 81 !.
I am u Republic IN anda rrotect ion-
list to-day, stronger than ever, and al
though I am in prison Tonight, for the
sake Of myself and my fellow-working-
men who are interested in the cause OF
American labor, l beg OF them not to
think for moment that Protection is
not the greatest blessing that can be
bestowed upon US. .2.1.
The imprisoned nottingham and the
great English statesman bear like
testimony as to wages, and it scatters
all THE monopoly" nonsense to the
four winds. >..:.s ID. -. ~: .z #.f
Doubtless there are bad and selfish
men among workmen also, as we'll as
elsewhere, and doubtless there are
wrongs to be righted. But Protection
does'not foster unjust monopoly, and
it brings good, not i'll, to the wage
worker. We have had pouring rain
of pestilent falshoods on this matter
for the last few months. Let the truth
come out like sunshine to clear up the
fog and dry up the mud. i: /
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Highest Of al in Leavening PoverLates u S Govt Report
RoH!A!:'!,!! B BsMdsgI!
ABSOLUTELY PURE


; q :
BE- We call the attention of
our readers to the letter of Mr..
John Sykes, ST., of Belvidere, ILL.,,
on the subject of the Lake Okabe-
ma Boulevard. This improvement
ought to have been made long ago.
But better late than never. There
is nothing our city can do that will
pay so we'll on the amount expend-
ed as this driveway around the
lake. Let action be taken at once
so that the work may be done al
the earliest possible day.
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Smoke Countess. 10 cents.

><-
We stated last week that II. ]. Nor
man and E. Baldwin had been held to
answer barge Of petty larceny. AT
the trial before Justice Hil,!r til, and
a jury, on Friday. Norman was con-
victed of the charge, Baldwin being
the chief witness against him. Nor
man was sentenced to pay $50 fine, or
to be imprisoned 60 days in the county
jail. His counsel, Geo. W. Wilson, ap-
pealed the case to the March term of
the District court and MOI man was re-
leased on bail to appear before that
tribunal. Baldwin is now ut liberty.
An immense crowd attended the lear
ing before the Justices court, and tn
legal work of the attorneys on bot',
sides, Messrs. Town, Rohrer and
Wilson watched with great interest,
not to say excitement.
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ONE MINUTE.

One minutes time often makes a
great diff-rrnce-a one minute remedy
for Bronchitis, choking up of the
throat, lungs. etc, of course IS 4 great
blessing. Cubeb Cough Cure is such
remedy. Ate. Fl. Eabcock's. ~
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Dr.. Cooley went to Worthington
Thursday, to attend the meeting Of
Minnesota Medical Association. The
doctor has the honor of being the presi-
dent of that honorable body.-.Madelia
Messenger.
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MRS. JOHN NJ. ARMSTRONG,
Cnrrcst onding Secretary,

Lawton y uedberg, will sell or rent
your farm, write you loan or insure
your property. Write us II you want
to buy or exchange. See ouradd.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-01-19

Mr.. Joseph NcKeever, living five
miles from town, received a telegram
from Minonk, Ill announcing the
serious illness of his father. He left
for home on Saturday.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-01-19

Mr.. E. e PANEL has new oil wagon
costing 1915, manufactured at Toledo.
Ohio, by the Milburn Wagon Works of
that city. 1t is a beauty.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-01-19

There will be social at the Presby-
teriar church next Friday evening Civ
en- by the Y. z. Z. A. of that congre-
CATION, all invited.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-01-19

ROLLER Fed MILL.
Open Bros. have put in q roller feed
mill into their machine building and
]; re prepare | to grin fee for oil who
may apply. 81
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Everybody smokes Shippers.

Saturday afternoon PAige's Players
will give u childrens matinee. To the
boy drawing the lucky number an e!e-
giant pair of nicle plated club skates.
To the little girl drawing the lucky
number beautiful doll will he given.
These presents can lie seen at Bah
cock 8 drug store.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-01-19

See the fight between the deaf judge
and the suffering deacon In Mrs. Par.
tingtun tonight.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-01-19

= Mr.. .Eustes Marden started for
Brewster last Monday To bring in a
steam thresher for Mrs. Anna Havis.
Tie took six horses with him. On the
way back a horse belonging to Mr.
Chas. Marden fell dead on the road. 1t
was a valuable buckskin horse. The
trouble is suppos.d to he heart disease.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-01-19

On account Of dull times ut the tele-
graph Office in the depot Mr.. Frank
People has been put on nights and Mr..
Jesse Gibson, who has been holding
that position, has been called to st.
Paul. 1t is not known where he has
been assigned.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-01-19

Damon & BeesOn have moved into
the Office recently vacaled by ex.Couuty
Attorney Daley.
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II you want to buy or sell wild or
improved land call on or address
Damon & Beeson, office in G.. A. r..
block. 23>tf
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Smoke Shippers. Sold by all dealers

Rev. DR.. A. Turner, the supe:in-
tendent of the Be, hel work for Mime
sofa and Wisconsin,, presented his
cause to the churches of Worthington
on last Sunday, speaking five times
during the day, and collecting in the
aggregate 500 81. Dr.. Turner is a
very eloquent speaker and pushes his
work with remarkable energy. Tie
Bethel work aims to reach the families
who work upon the b>ats plying the
rivers and lakes, the railway employees,
the lumber camps. and other classes
not usually reached by the churches.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-01-19
COUNTY FAIR.

Tie following is the financial state
ment Of the treasurer of the MOBILES
County Agricultural society for $50. ::
TrUNSTrRv NE
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-01-19

Are you made miserable by indiges-
ton, const ipation, dizziness, loss Of
appetite. yellow skin? Shiloh's Vital
izer is a positive cure. Sold by q. II.
Babcock. m ID. ~.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-01-19

Matinee 1.-The Private Secretary!'
10 cents to all. Saturday night Rip
Van Wrinkle,
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j. MCCARVEL.
% 1t WILLIAM EBERT,
HAY BUSINESS FOR SALE.

HAY BUSINESS FOR SALE.
I"ff-r for sale my Hay warehouse
and business at the Sioux Falls juno
ton, four miles from Woythington.
This is the best OUTFIT for handling hay
in southwestern Minnesota. For terms
and further particulars apply to
r. - ':s.5S H># Ma. CALL,
lift P. q. Worthington, Mimi. ID
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RAILROAD LANDS.

1 have the ONLY COMPLETE
LIST Of Railroad Land in Mobiles
County. l AN agent for the sale OF the
same: Call on or write me for prices
and terms. ,2S.tf l.. Is. BENNETT.
'Iackmetack,"a lasting and fra
grant perfume. Price rs and so cents.
At G. IL. Babcock's. m
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NOTICE..

The partnership existing under the
firm name of Ebert & McCaryel is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, all
accounts due said firm will be collected
by WIN. Ebert, and all debts owing by
said firm will be paid by Wm.. Ebert
who will succeed the old firm.
Dated at Brewster, Mimi, Jan. 9th,
1893.
Moi
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-01-19

See the prize dance between the
widow and the Judge in Mrs. Parting.
ton tonight.
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MONEY TOLOAN
ROLLER FEED Will

From one to- ten years.
As - GEO. J. DAY,
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" Pages Players' have drawn better
audiences than any dramatic troupe
that has visited Worthington for a
long time. The talent Of the company
i5above the average and the increasing
interest il the performances is good
testimony of their merit. They will
continue at the Masonic Hall every
evening through the week, with a ma
tlnee on Saturday afternoon.
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LOCAL..

Ask for Shippers.
Cubeb Cough Cure-One minute.
Geo. W. Paige as Rip Saturday night.
Have you tried the baling wire At
Hazard 4 Stcut's?
The roaring farce comedy, Mrs. Par
tinRtOn tonight.
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The roaring farce comedy Mrs.
Darlington tonight. $50 laughs in $50
minutes.
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G. A. Allen, who lived for some time
near Summit Lake started with his
household goods to leave the state,
thereby leaving several unappeased
creditors in this city. Some of them
put replevin in Marshal Fnqua's
hands to serve on him, but before that
officer could serve it Mr.. Allen had
got his goods into wagon and started
in the direction of Spirit Lake, Iowa.
Fuqua started after his man on the
wagon road. found him about four
miles ont, got the goods, and brought
them back to town. Allen went on
his way after lis load had been light
ened.
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For feed grinding 60 to Open Bros.
Roller Feed Mill.
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Jan. 9TH, contains the following COM
plimentary resolutions adopted by the
directors of the Home of the Friend
less" in that city testifying to the
faithfulness and skill Of DR.. w. II.
Gauqh. now Of this place, while lie was
the attending physician of that insti-
tuition:
''1n connection with our monthly re-
port we desire to mention the resigDa-
ton and removal of DR.. VIM. II.
Gaugh, who served the Home 80 long
AMI faithfully.
The following resolutions were read
by the corresponding secretary and un-
aoimously approved.
WHEREAS, DR.. William Fl. Gaugh.
who has been for eight years attending
physician on the staff of the Home of
the Friendless, has rendered lis resig
nation to this board because of his re-
mova' to Worthington. Mimi. and
WHEREAS, DR.. Gaugl, has, through
all these years, been faithful to lis
duty aud skillf"l in his attention to the
sick, and wat clfnl OF every interest to
the Home, therefore. be it
Resolved. That this board accent
with regret his It signation and extend
to him its sincere thanks for the elfi.
cient service he has always rendered.
Resolved, That we recommend him
to the community to which lie is going
as physician worthy Of every conf
dence that may b. placed III him. =
Rs.JouN A. HoLMAN.
7@ President.
MRS. JOHN NJ. AEMsTEONG,
C"rr"s' ending Secretary.
SIZE COMMITTED SUICIDE.
Mrs. F. e. Cone, at Paris, left this
letter: IVY hus0and-Forqive me il l
cause you trouble, but I suffer so. You
do not know what these long, wakeful,
wretche nights are to me. and l am
so tired, darling-the pain will never
be better. 1t is not easy to take my
own life, but have been sick so long.
Goodbye, my husband, I love you
your wife" This is but one Of th0us-
ands that gives llu; instead OF using
DR.. Miles, Restorative Nervine, arid
being speedily cured of their wret cl,ed-
ness. N'&-'s - 80 f.. :#., :. -.
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The Countess, 10 cents.

The Countess, 10 cents.
Rip Van Wrinkle Saturday night
Cubeb Cough Cure-One minute.
Hazard Il Stout have baling wire at
81 so per bundle.
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Corn shelters. Tanning Mills. DiA-
Qopd Feed Grinders and Bob sleds
~ 1886 J. D. HyMIsTON'S.
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Tonight PaiRe's players in Mrs.
Partington. Geo. W.: Paige as T. Q
funny old widow, Clara Page as the
bad bow Ike.
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GOOD ROOMS FOR RENT.
Furnished or unfinished, Enquire
Of 5l.tf L. 3. BENNETT.
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Dressmaking over Loveless' grocery
store, ll-tf Mis-. G.. l.. BOND.
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Shiloh's CAtarrh Remedy-a positive
cure for catarrh, diphtheria- and can.
sker mouth. At e. II. Babcock's. m
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s0arcAoo, ST. PAUL, NrNsEAPoLtsAO OMAHA, RY.
no. iPAssENeER.
Going West-. 1884," ~....>
Leave Ninresoolis IT. 7.0 m.
Leave WOrthlngtOn At 1851 m.
Arrive ut Sioux City at 1900 m.
GOING WEST No. 3fAssENGEx
1rr,ve 1T Worshins son at 2:a2 p m.
Arrive At Sioux City ut ~ IN.
:ao1NG EAsr-No. PAsssxoA
Laavc Sioux City 1T $3.50 H.
l.,avo Worthtngton a:aa H.
Arrive ut MinneapE NJ e:zo "''
eaoING EAST NO. PASSENGER.
Arrive At Sioux ''tty. -. s:53 IN.
Arrive It " ,rtnin:ton At = ':57 m:
Arrlveat Minneapolis ae f:oOp w.
AccoA AoDATloN.
-Go,he East-
0s1vcs Wrrthingt2n at l2:3O M
,CsOipg West
Leaves Worthingt0n 1T S:S' IN
SIOUX FALLS LINE.
GOING EAs1-PAssENGER no. 20.
f.eaveS Sioux Falls At $3.50 M
Arrives at WOrthington vt H:3, IN
GOING wEsr-PAssESGIR NO. 10.
leaves Worthtngt9n at : TX y,
Arrive at Sioux Falls o:oo p III
ACCOMMODATION.
W.. Ar..ve 500 a. NJ. and 1910 p. m
Ea.s-Arrive 1850 .. m. and 2:05 p. m
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PIANO FOR SALE. --.
a good, secord hand Piano, Tor sale
0hesr ST casio or time Gu at the
u ~ IN Il bliss.