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Western Maryland Railroad
Christmas and new year hOit.
day Excursion rates,

Tile Western Maryland Railroad Company
announces that Christmas aud New Year
holiday excursion tickets will be sold to and
between "'l stations on its main hue, livs-
ions and branches, on December 2sd, 28d,
si'h' S'th, =" h, "0,h and 3lst, 1893, aud
january 's'. 1894, at the low rate of 9 cents
per mile These tickets Will be good on all
regular trains and valid to return until
wednesday, January 3rd 1894 (inclusivr)
The minimum charge for tickets will be
ID cens. The low rates will be availe,' of
ny many who desire to exchange socnl
greetings of the season and enjoy the festive
holidays with trcn Is along the liIc of The
Western Maryland r. II.
Catoctin clarion., 1893-12-28
4 MilliOn Friends.

4 frcnl IN need il friend indeed, and
not less than one milli"n people have found
just such friend in DR., Kings New DIS.
covcry for Consumption, Coughs and Colds.
If you have meyer used this Great Cough
Medicine, one tris. will convince you tnat 1t
has wonderful GU ativc powers in all diseases
of Throat, Chest and Lrn-s Each bolt'" IS
guaraa,rcd to do all that is ,]aimed or money
will be rrlundpd. Trial bottles free AT DR..
NJ T. L",therlnan's Drugstore.
Large bottles SOC ana 81 co.
Catoctin clarion., 1893-12-28
Charcoal Filters.

Tho English claim that filters of
sponge, sand or loose charcoal ere
only partial in their results. They
prefer a porous block Of pure (animaD
charcoal combining tho highest
known chemical with the greatest
possible ,nechenical or straining CO
pacity Every soldier in hot cls
mates is provided with one of these
blocks as part Of his outfit. Hard
ware.
Catoctin clarion., 1893-12-28
Entitled to Confidence.

NJ f Lca,herman, Druggist, should have
the confidence OF this community. His call
ing is one of responsibility; very often prcc-
ious lives are entrusted to his care; taking
the agency for selling the celebrated Red
Flag Oil should be a guarantee, it will do all
that ,s claimed for it, and no remedy eXccls
It tor ,hc quick cure Of rheumatism Neural
gi;., Sprains and all bodily pain. Price 25c.
Catoctin clarion., 1893-12-28
Itis Il Good Thing.

say this for Pan Tina have been IN
the drug business many years, and this is one
Of the most successful Cough remedies haye
sold. A case in point, anelghhor, Mr. l. II.
Ncodemus, had a chronic Cough ofsx years
standing, which no m"dicin" would relieve.
| recommended Pan-Tina, and It's effect was
magical. It is n good thing
J. ROSS MATEER Altoona, Pa
Pan. tina is sold at % and SO cents at Dr.
NJ. L, Lea,herman's Drugstore.
Catoctin clarion., 1893-12-28

Gor Us Now. Since Thursday last we
have been skirnAishing with pneumonia but
,hls FIR we navc been able to keep it corr Il led
in "a very small section Of the lower lobe Of
1hc right lung. 1t has kept US pcnned up,
but there certainly can worse things come to
one tlan having nothing to do but take Il
an occasional twluge OF pain and sil around
rclcc:iug over u well spent life.
Catoctin clarion., 1893-12-28
Mortgagee's Sala
OF AN INTEREST IN A
VALUABLE EAkI|.

By virtue Of til" over of anle cOn,a'nrd ~
a mortgage from j I'm W Vahn incn',u wfi
to Rohcrl |1igys dated the irnth d,A o, Nov
emh'r 1892. and duly recorded in Lber J /.
J No. q. folio AZ, one ot the Land IL" rrlS OF
Frederick Couhy. the undersigned, the moot
gagte NAMED in thu said m rtg,s,, h"fan'.
having be. u made in thr ycrtOr,nh Cr OF the
conditions ct th" sni : mortgage, VIII srI Al
publ sale, at Rocky Ridge Station, on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 4'h. 1894
AT l o'clock p. M.
all the right, title and interest Of Jonn w.
Valontin. and A',cr G. Valentine, lis wife.
in aud to the valuah, farm, Of hlrh Jaint>
Valentine late of Fr' derrick County d,el $, IL
! I'd and possessed situated near Rocky II dyr II
! Frederick County ana described in he aboye
mentioned mortgage.
The interest hereby INTENDED to be sold .On
ss,s 81 an undivided one fourth interest 10
the whole 'arm subject however 20 t T. lite
in,crcs, OF Josephine Valentine, " itlow Of TIE
SAID james Nalrn, jnc. under his Ill 'iul> y
corded among the Will Records of F'c,,erici.
County. And suhjcci also to the operation
and effect of II morris gage from the said john
w. Valentine and others to Phoebe : B,ggs
tor 81 400 dated the 5th day H April 1889
and duly recorded IL Liber J J.. J No. 2
folio 406 Sc. one Of the Land Records of
frederick County.
TERMS: CASH.
For further particulars address the under
signed.
ROBERT BIGGS;
Mortgngec,
Dccl4tt. 2i3 st Paul 81, Baltimore, Md.
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What He Wanted to Know,

Jack-Will your mother let you go
rowing alone2
May-No, but she'll have no OBJ
l'~,+;|'"e 'f vow are with me. Brook.
Cast iron melts at 3,479 degrees
F., copper at 2,54S degrees, gold ut
$500 degrees and silver at 2,2a3 de-
grees, lead at Gl7 degrees and cast tin
at 442 degrees.
Catoctin clarion., 1893-12-28
r.. T.. kefa,sver, M. ID.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,

Oferes his services to the people of
IcooanlcstoSn and vicinity.
OFFICE:
In room formerly occupied by Birely
& Osler, one door west of Bank Build
ing.
Residence, Ms II. X. Grotf's prop
prty ou Church st. where | will be
.oupd after ofic. hours.
Catoctin clarion., 1893-12-28
New Advertisements.

Hoods Cu,es.
9 indy Kitchen.
r. G Allen g. Co.
Notice to Creditors.
The Observation-Disclosures.
Catoctin clarion., 1893-12-28

There are over $55, ,00c Ill deposits
in Connecticut savings banks that
have not been added tc or drawn in
the past 20 years.
Catoctin clarion., 1893-12-28
IT arriages,

On December 18th 1893, at the U. B par.
snnage in this place by Rev. w l., Var
TIN, Mr.. Chas A. u illcr and Miss Eluuor f
Fogle both Of near Mcchanicstown
Catoctin clarion., 1893-12-28

When Baby was sick, We ca~. her (astnr'a.
When she was Child she cried for t,Gtoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to castoria.
Catoctin clarion., 1893-12-28
Local Items.

4 pro.racted meeting will begin at
Dcerheil ncxt Sunday evening a: $50
O'Clock
Catoctin clarion., 1893-12-28

The average depth of the whole zee
il about Is, 800 feet and its total con.
tents 4OG. .lNO, 600 cubi" miles.
Catoctin clarion., 1893-12-28
Alienuine Claim.

For Indigestion and cons'ination, DIR
Deane's Dyspeptic Pills are an inva'uanl,
remedy, as have used them in my family
and found them To do a II that is claimed fol
them.
J. H. Owens, Telegraph Operator,
Penna. r. r. Havre dc Grace, Md
Catoctin clarion., 1893-12-28
All are incited
Adnnittence free

\ delightful Christmas Service WAS held
IN the Z. B Church in this place Sunday
last at }p. III.
J. large tree handsomely decorated graced
The altar and the pulpi, was adorned with
flowers o al evcrgrecns. At the close, the
The School cnio\ ed q treat Of candy &c.
Catoctin clarion., 1893-12-28
yltm -7Mrhsrments.
Notice 10 creditors.

Notice TO creditors.
VI>HIS is to giv" notice that thr su|scrib-
| ers Chas. h. 4 Maurice G.. Smith hath
obtained from the Orphans Cour, of Fred.
click County, MI. letters ,estnmentary on
the estate Ut
JOHN SMITH,
deceased All persons having claims sgains.
the estate Of the said deceased are hereby
warned to cXhibl. the same with the vonch-
cr thereof legally authenticated to the sub
scriler on or before The 30th dry OF June,
1894, they may otherwise by law be cx-
tIudcd from al benefit Of said estate.
All persons indebted to s1il estate arc
hereby warned t. make Immediate payment.
Given under our hand this c0lh day of
December. 1913
CHAS. f. SMITH, r
MAURICE c. SMITH, D"''"'''s
Dec 3S3t
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Professional.
y. :. lEA71EayAS, Y. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Public Office in my Drugstore.
Private Offices in rear Of drug store
and at my residence.
Prompt attention given to all calls.
Catoctin clarion., 1893-12-28
w. l.. Martin Pastor

Rev. Jac ID Kurtz Of Wayncsbolo, Pa,
VIII lecture In the German Baptist Church
Tnarsday evening 18th, y; Sp. IN. Subject
OvR Boys.
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sB- PIANO LAMP FOR SALE A new
Rrnchestcr Piano Lamp, crimson shade all
complete just as it c me from factory For
sale at Il barpain, Inquire at THls OFFICE.
Catoctin clarion., 1893-12-28
Business Locals.

tB- For Flavorng Extracts and Choco'atc
Go to Roots
~ For Citron, Sccdless and Layer
Rnlsins, Currants and Prunes
Go to Roots.
Catoctin clarion., 1893-12-28
Hoods SarsapariIIa

HOOPS PILLS cure Constipation by restoring
the peristsltic action Of the alimentsry canal.
Catoctin clarion., 1893-12-28
for Infants ard Children.

"Castoria is 50 well adapted to children that
recommend it rs superior to any prescription
luowu to mo" II. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III 60. Oxford g., Lrook!Jn, !; Y.
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HUMfsToN-llkyIs: q Aadelia,lli linn.
s aJ the resbtenca Of the birds, q pafonfe.
d on saturday june Oath. lso8 ~ Rsy.
RDbt. McC une, {. john y. Humis-
ton, nj lYOrthina ton, and Mis- Mary
y. Davis. q Ma'lelia. BE.
Tho ADvANCEgives voiee tothe uni
.veTsnl sentiment Of tile commnl,ity %in
wishing IN abundance of peace and
prosperity TO Mr.. snd Mrs. Hnmiston.
Mr.. 4. has grown up 10 the Worthiug-
ton colony and Is now ono Of Of ts
most prominent ard sLccessful young
business men. Among his best snc-
:cessps III life is the winning Of ono 81
MAdeliA's fairests and mast accOm-
plished maidens to share his lot IN: life.
Size WAS y highly rsteemed teacher Il,
our sohools last year, but yielded her
place, to step into her present happy
position. Her father. IS . merchant ID
hadrlia TO which, place he came FROM
Mankato about five years ago. May
JOY abide in the new l,ousehold. There
WAS i large gathering: Of the two FAM
lies chiefly inter. sted, and maay beau
tifnl and costly pr. sents were made to
the married couple. !.
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SEW ARD TOWNSHIP s,

& Farmers are busy plow ing their corh:
Mrs. St,wles and dauphter II III very
ma, row escape frtIn hing seriously If
not ta,a! injured while out driving
spve, 4. da ago. The horse .bpcam.
frightened at something and started to
RIM away Turning tie IugRy up side
down aud throwing its occupants To
the gronnd. Luckily. l,ow.ver.#n stther
Of the ladies were hurt and tie ONLY
damage done was the alrnlOlisIlinR Of 4
wheel. & .Ff.5Fs
Mr.. Ma0nirr is around visiting
schools this week. 81. :ss.. !.
Mr.. John Schmidt, OF WGrtl,jnctnn,
was through, this part Of the country
last week collect ii,e, bills. ..s:
Mr.. ..l,,l,n Ssowlps and Miss Rnotl
we're fishing last Tuesday. Pity the
FISH,! i. ..5.s' az
Miss Oxford was THE guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. W. Sowl.s last Thursday.
Mr.. John Davis. of Fulda. was nut
repairing b i,tges lie past week The
people were ,lad to sts him CEN for
most M Ct the bridges are in \ very bad
condition. I ~
Miss Hannah y. orby has gone to Da-
/ kOtx. go 800
Mr.. r. Ely, Of Iona, passed throue, /,
here Monday on his way to Worthin, 3
ton. .z 81. s. zs RE 81.
Mr.. William Sowles was in Woitl,-
fngton Tuesday on business.
~ john Buhner, the assessor. IS
around visiting the people.
Mt. t;l,as. Booth has purchased 4
tine team from Mr.. I'm. Meyers.
The. leople, have put in y large acre
age &c flax this year.
"a Mr.. ". . SOwles .,asl the:s finest
Patel. .,i not at0ts IN 4 he country and
a'ss t!i.. duesl acre uT l,calls.
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DEWALn'TnW NSHfP

Grain Of all KINDS is growing rapid,
and if tie gnoI weather continues ul,-
til harvest the farmers, will get 4 larg.
amount 1T grain this fall, but the pros
pect for good prices are not so flatt'r-
ing. "
Mrs B ,ck'ey visited her sister, Mrs
Maxwell, list week. :
Mrs: Maxwell gave a tea party last
Friday afternoon in honor of Miss
Carrie Maxwell
JAS. B:'ddy went to the Worlds Fair
last week; Louis Maxwell g.es this
week. "
Miss Jennie Beckley is visiting at
J. H.. Maxwell's and with other friends
this week. - ~ =
Louis and Willie Maxwell ard Har>
vey Buckley were fishing at Graham
lakes last week. Their luck was no,
very good. I FL. -.
School in district A. closes this week
(Friday I'LL: f.: - s5 80
Our Su:ld ~ school and E.deavor So
ciety are ti.n,risIinr. The Sunday
school elected Maud I.eona, d and Ruth
Maxwell delegates to the convention
vt ,l1uslbmDre. So
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INNEApOLlS. MINI.


Asls,M IN To express my surprise and
9r;tiii :all.'n ut Your great ed.c4ti.,,.ai
IN 'v4lnent, il, the circulation Of tlm
Encyclopedias Britannica. Tfolph I
have, lNeil in close relation to tl,p great
publishing houses for years and I'm
somewhat familiar with tile m4thods
nf producing great editions, yet 1 s, IL
surprised that it Is possible. to p,,t on
tho market 81 RreatsA work ~ this En-.
eye oprdia. for The price ut wslicl it is
offered. Tht. next snrprise is III the
terms ut which this great library CONS
dpnspd into one set nf bloks, Is l,rouph,
within the reach ut every o.,s wl.u
wants it. The value and service .,f
this great Encyclopedias nre not avpre-
ciatpd by thOsr win, are not familiar
With thu. amount III scholarly. work r..-
qni.c.1 for lis product s,n It is "a ,,iva-
lent stD being atie TO On into 4 great IL
.brary aud have hundreds Of scholars
familiar with every ,lppa Il ne,,t az
knnwltttIe. standing ready II. render
.snt. ANY s;sryict., IN tile slightest r. :
quest. .ft i've 1 hank WIN Tor ti,is ,,,,,,
lie service and wi.i, vs,,, success il, this
great p,lh.ic t.,lterpEjaa.
j rem ain nlwavs ai,, cersly,
q. II FOwL vi. lll II ! ss.s.. I
Bishop IL ~. u. q ilnrch.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL. ELECTION
in THE VILLAGE OF WOKTH>

NOTICE. OF SPECIAL ELECTION
i. IN THE VILLAGE OF WOkTH@ S.
! BE-. .>...... lNGlON.. s's5z s.
The citiz5na Ut the village Of Worth
ingtun, in the county 81 Mobiles and
state, u Minnesotas who are qualified
!. to vote 1t general ELECTIONS, are hereby
notiti. d that 4 psciar election for said
village has b,,en called by the commons
council OF said village, to be held at
tl,t, Village Office il said village on
Monday. the 10Th day of j Ill, J. 1893, be-
tween the hour OF o. CLOCK iii the fore
noon aud 5u'clock III the afternoon Of
The same day, for the. following puts
pose: 3. h F.%{ !.
To vote upon tho proposition OF is.
suing the bonds of said village in the
aggregate sum Of $1,000 for the pur-
pose Of cor structing and putting in
Electric Lights in said village
By"'drr OF the Common Council OF
the Village Of WOrthirgtOn. ~
|: - A. l.. JOHNSON.
/ T.: Village Recorder.
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RUSIIMORE.

j. + Helms is building a barn fl,
Chas. Barnard. 90 -.- =.
Where was John Dal,lburg Sund; y
night?
, G, o. DeWolf began laying Tuesday
Chas. Andrews has purchased til.
livery stable. x ~
$..l&. Bedford says the Worlds Fail
is immense. ...*
Il. II. Pri.ieaux, of Ransom, is ertcr
ing@a ne'v store bnilli' g..
Mrs. Bronx and children are expect
ed home edntsday night.
Station agent Wood and wife are
visiting the Worlds Fair.
Is. Fagrrntss, our roadmaster, is do.
ing II iii" j'b "f grading 49,.
Rev. Geo. u. Hair preached ut thu
NJ. F.. church Sunday morning. Mir.
Smith being absent.
Mrs Chris Faeerness has returned
from an :.xtpmded visit ut Red Wing
Chris smiles all over his face.
There were two arrivals in town
since we wrote last. TO Mr.. AID Mrs
D"uvherty. y daughter. and Mr.. anG
Mrs. 5. Wood, 4 SON.. -
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.FUl.DA.


The weather is favorable and crops
look fine though some low, lands have
been washed with the heavy raius.
Buildings are rising in town ard
and country regardl IS of tile hard
TINS. - r:
There was one Jas. Magee arrested
here chlrqed with stealing Il race
horse from, near Spirit Lake, II. Tie
horse WAS stolen the night of the 23rd,
and ran q race in this town the "a h.
DtED-M's Henry Addy. Of con-
s"n'p: ion. She leaves y husband TO
m.'"rn her loss. Mr.. Addy moved here
about six years ago. J. !, 80 IS
BoHN-.To Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. >D,lan
on June 25'h, n girl. We must con-
graduate James on his happiness for w.
know that lie is the happiest man in
town.
Fu':'a. is surrounded by horse traders
There was trouble on tho 9th. O.,t
n an is il jail aud several extra met,
lave been put on the police force.
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s The Schubert Symph my club aud
Lady Qnartette gave ar excellent IN
trrtnin,nrnt Friday evening last week.
The members Of this club are tirst class
artists aud deserve appreciation If the
publ c. We are sorry to be co,n,,t lied
"a say that tie audience was not Il pay
ing one. The y. ~. e.. A., mud. r
whose. a,lspic. s The entertainments was
given lD;lde not hing except The pleas
are OF having it. AID tile ptrfui mv,s
were not mud.ricll either. But they
deserve we'll all the same.
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Loren Town stepped on rusty nail

Loren Town stepped on rusty nail
last Thursday. gu tho farm of D: Il.
Clancy. whore he has been working.
The vail went through, the leather s,le
Of his shoe and through the inst+p If
the right foot, causing much pain. lie
came ~ town and went Immediately to
DR.. Webb's Office, where he received
treat m-nt and is now doing well. He
Is able to 60 about with the aid Of Il
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The storm of Wednesday, June q.
was quite serious in some parts If the
county. AT Ellsworth window lights
on the west SIDE of houses and stores
were smashed, and crops in the track
OF. the storm suffered badly. The north
half Ut Ltsmore and Larkin aud the
south half OF WilmOnt were visited u,
\ severe hail storm. and crops were
pounded into the ground.
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Worthington las been over~run by
tramps for week or more until it has
become a matter of Serious Importance
with the officers and justice. Three of
them were arrested last Saturday and
were fined SIS 90 or Eve days work OIL
the streets by Justice Bennett.
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Worthington was entertained u,

Worthington was entertained on
Tuesday by \ well played 9 mo Of ball
between Ocheyedan and Adrian. Tie
game was uneventful except for the
running catch Of Adrian's third base
'nan and Swan.Dan's three Dagger.
Adrian has 4 pitcher they should he
ashamed Of. Ii. Cain pitch fairly we'll,
hat can't control his mouths. Score:
Adrian II. Ochryeda,l =. The umpres
were & .mpbefl, Fish and Curtis. Fish
MAS hurt III tie second inning. Con.
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The ladies of the WOrthinston NJ. E.
church will serve Strawberries and ice
cream on Friday evening if tie weather
be fair, at the Court House Park, and
if the weather he u"favorsble, at tho
h"me Of Mr.. II. E. Torrance. All are
+iuYitld. - !
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CUMMINGs s. BENSON lin Worthing-
ton, Jnne 2Srd, 1893, by Rev. Robert
McEn,le, Mr.. James D. Cummings
and Miss, Rose n. Benson, both Of
Adrian, Mobiles county. s
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The Dress Rehearsal was playtd last
night to u fair sized ard much utter
ested audience. All the parts were
played with such uniform excellence
that persona! mention is rendered uu-
necessary. The gross receipts. will
amount to about $47.
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FOrND.-One day last week a pair Of
gold rimm II spectacles in front Of 0
G SheldOn's resta rant, the loser Can
have have same by paying charges ut
the ADVANCE office.
GEO. SHELDON.
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For sale ut private sale fine young
mare for cast, or time, will be sold at
auction Saturday, July 8'h, ut corner
of Court House square, WortiIington,
at 2 p. M, if not previously sold.
DR.. MOORE.
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Nj. Cleo Fauske has so far improved
as TO be home again. 1t is to be hoped
that he is fully restored to health.
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A council Of ministers aud delegates
from the Baptist churches of this vi
entity meets on Friday afternoon ii.
this city to continue over Sunday, for
the purpose Of extending ecc les AS, ical
recognition to tn. recently organic ID
Baptist church in MOttl.i,.gtOn. The
sermon will be preached a,n Friday ey
eni,'y ut tho CONGREGATIONAL church.
and religious sprvicrs will liz cunt iine,l
In the 8. m church on SATURDAY.. Tie
services Dn sunday will b., held at the
Grand Army Hall. SEVERAL ministers.
from abroad will take part IN these
services, and the public is invited t.
attend.
The Grove Meeting" in charge of
Rev. Mr.sLum is in progress this week
on the Roche farm On the iuIet ~
Round Lake. There WAS = good attend.
.nce 81, sunday at three services. On
Monday and Tuesday evenings there.
were fair audiences on tile grounds.
Miss Bracs from Aml.,y IS present Ia
assist ID the mlsical Ne, vie. s. and Ms 4
lay worker. Rev. Mr.. Day.. i missi..,.
.nry from Africa nd rrssrtl he j, ,lel ipnce.
the audience I'm Wednesday,, sn.l tn
day, Tharadsy, Y u liz. :l;hil,i,en,s
Day. ~l.e.. several Su,,d ~ sscbot,ls will
b; present. The Presl,y ttrian sunday
school Ut WO:thingfn,s, that ut Round
#l.ake, aud the schools 4, .se nr .r.,
other ptinta will Ia present. The
meefinOn will omit iiltl.. ever mex & Sum
day and cpr.lia! Invitation is xtendl Il
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Organs and Sewing machines of the
best standard make, always on hand.
for sale or exchange for stock or farm
produce of all kinds. 43 &
Mrs. Brown,
Western Hotel. near the mill.
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Mr.. Wilson. depptv sheriff If Mnr,

Mr.. Wilson, deputy sheriff of Murray
county, arrested man, whv has been
travelling under u number of names,
probably not one Of them lis true cog
nOmen, for stealing a horse from lis
employer at Superior, Iowa. The pri-
soner and deputy were brought to Wor.
Ellington hy Mr.. Ole Degn, from Fulda
Here the deputy and his prisoner took
the Burlington cars for Iowa, ON We'd
tuesday, morning.
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MIR. @. G. Sheldon. who has been c0n-
fined to his room for the past week, 10
able to be around again.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-06-29
!, STELLA NJ. CHENEY.

A Co. Operative Saving & Loan AS
ISOLATION will he organized tomorrow
night 1T Tuth,ll's Lumber Co.'S ctii:e.
All the present subscribers and all
those who wish to join will please be
pre- sent ut 8 o clock sharp.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-06-29

LosT.-On Sunday, June IL onrthe
Jackson road between Morgan and
Bonds place, a lady's cape. The finder
will please return same at the AD-
VANCE 46.lt Miss LIZZIE Bass.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-06-29

Lot No $50, Men gray suits worth 81 so now 81 so
Men g SCOTS suits, In different patterns, worth
SD 50, now s. O0. These suits are III WOOL and
will give satisfaction. 80
Mems cOrk-screw snits. In sack and frock, worth
from $40 50 to $22 90. will be sold nov for SO GO
70 el5 90 These suits are staple and will always
give satisfaction. IS -
Youths suits, worth S. so to $3.50, now for $500
to $7.55. 8. - 3,
Youths double breasted suits in two patterns,
worth $3.50 to $500, now for So 90 aud many
more as cheap according to quality.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-06-29

Mems California all wool SUITS in two patterns an
elegant summer suit, worth $18 50, now $l3. So
Mems black corded Cheviot finely finished, nobby
and stylish suit, worth $l8 SO, now $l3 90.
Mems square cut In black brow plaid : bargain at
$13 So now So 90 s., #s s.
in styleand pattern, IN elegant suit, worth
$l8. co now 81 1885, -,{s&
Men square cut 10 two patterns latest design
nice summer suit worth $12 50 now SITS.
Lot M. 5l25, Mems brown suits. . good one for
ZOO, now 1925.