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NIortgaxe Foreclosur. sale.


nEFAULT having been made III the condi-
~ TONS 81 certain mortgage executed by La
Iayetto wheeler AMI Jane Wheeler, his wife.
nl"rtgaKOrs. to ". =. Wording, mortgage, dated
september 18th, A. u. 1873, and recorded IN the
ONCE OF the Register Of Deeds IN and for the
county Of Mobiles, In the State Of minnesota. on
the 9tl day Of September, A. d. 1873, at o'clock
pages II! and lis. by which mortgage fIsre was al.
conveyed and granted the fOlIuwing desc lied
real estate situate in the county Of N0bles aiOre
! said, to- wit The mrtleaSt quarter Ut Section
two ~ In Township one hundred and one flVil
Of Range thirty-nille (39) west, containing one
hundred and tfty-five and sixty one one hum
tlredthS (155 -1OO) acres of land to secure the
payment Of the sum Of three hundred dollars
SaO) with interest at the rate Of II per cent. per
4nnum according to the conditions Of seven pro-
missOry notes bearing same date az said mort.
gage, made by said Lafayette Wheeler and Jane
Wheeler to said ": +: Wording the first note
1or three hundred dollars. u CO., due Septe ml,er
9TH, lb'6. being the principal note the remaining
six notes, each for the SUM Of eighteen dollars
G4lSl and payable iy their terms March stl, 1874,
September 9Th, 1874, March 8th. 1875, September
8tl, 1876. March 8h, 1876, and September 9Th,
1876. respectively the same being Interest
pom notes, annexed to said principal note. all Of
said notes drawing Interest at the rate Of II per
cent. per ai,num alter maturity until paid, and,
! whereas, IN said mortgage 1t was expressly =
greed that II default shall he made In the pay.
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Mr.. Wilcox informs us that the wild
geese have put in an appearance over
on Oc'.eeda Lake. This liza sure har.
binger Of Spring. We are told; :: That
Bald Eagle at Graham Lakes; who ia
now picking up sticks to repair hel
nest, knows what she is about after
a11 -
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MONTHLY TEXPERAN CT MEETIv0.
Vhe reQlllar M0nthlY Maetinu al

MONTHLY TEXPERAN CT MEETlV0.
The regular Monthly Meeting of
the Mobiles County Temperance Union
WIS held on Sunday evening last at the
Hall. We nit our usual report of the
exercises III order to give space to sew
pral communications, upon the vulgar
conduct Of Il portion of the audience
during the progress of the meeting.
A ':uI,ler Ut gentlemen and la:'ies
have spoken to us concerning the sc,,,,-
dalcus conduct of these persons. and
we have only to say that our columns
are open and we hope they will speak
out through. the ADVANCE.
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FROM GRAHAM LAKES.

EDITOR ADVANCE On Tuesday,
March 10th, the day on which the
"blizz;.r' =" reached its height, there
were two minor arrivals at Graham
Lakes. One ut the residence. of Mr..
Hallett, on tive peninsula, fine boy,
and the other at the residence of Mr..
Drury, east Of tie Lakes, plump
daughter. This is the third arrival al
Graham Lakes within short time, q
girl having arrived u few weeks since
at the residence Of J: H. Cunningham.
-. =: G. w.
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Mrs Huff, wife of J. A. Huff, died
on Tuesday last. Mrs Huff was much
respected by those who knew her and
her death will be very much regretted.
The funeral services will be held this
afternoon at the Union Congregation
al Church.
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Prof. Bagley informs us that the ORA
torio will he repeated on next Wedmes-
day evening. No postponement this
time Oh account Of billiards.. Mr..
B:sglpy has put metallic ring in the
nose of Old Boreas and will hold him
back this time.
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Notice. U. & Land ONCE, Worthinxtop

Notice. u. & Land ONCE, Worthinxtop. -
~ Num-, February "a, 1876
Complaint having bee.. entered at this ONCE By
Bernard feitz against John Smith for aban.
dontng Homestead Entry No. 7442 dated
Oct i: 1871. upon the n11nwH section T. town:
slip los, range e. in Watonwati County, MinDeso-
T., with view ~ the cancellation Of said entry T.
t at Saa Rses af re- syn to
at 8 clock a. H., to respond and furnish testl:
mOny CONCERNING said alleged abandonment. ::
M;,NS GklNAGER, REGISTER.
81 r. MOULTON. Receiver:
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|edsof tWo-tl.if,ls of sid; block PA
The northwest quarter. of section q
70 l.orafn Is erroneo usly assessed TO a.
Small and also duly assessed to John
Ally thereby being. twice assessed. I
TIE Board ordered that the necessary
correction be made. s u. :..*s I. Is|ss.
]. g. Clark and H. D. Humistorn 3. .,, ~.
sented their affidavit to the Board aet.
ting torti, that certain real estate held
by them in I.orain township was exces.
siveiy and unequally taxed. After care,
fully examining tile case, the Board or.
deretl the tax: on &c. Clark''s property
be ahstetl to the amount Of: one.tl,ird
III aid that on H. d. Hnmlston 8 prop
erty be abated to the amount Of one
fourth ~ Of said tax. .,..z ~: -,
" BILLS PRESENTED AND ALLOWED
The following bills were presented
and allowed 7 ".-.',''- -.
1. P. Durfee, experimenting
County Relief $15e' Ol
I. G. Bell, registering fees Is o.
Is. n Carrier. registering off,
cial bonds 10 80
G. w. Bulls, posting school -:
< notices !. ~ 10 CO
Humiston & stockdale, trim.
mings for county desk: lie
J. A. HUFF, saving wood for
county offices 267
B. F. Thurber, making cup
board for Office zoo
James Parsllall, agricultural
report from Seward 400
E. J. Bear, draying for county 200
VIM. J. Bear, preparing agri-
cultural reports - IL 90
u. She'll, draying co. safe etc. 25
Fl. D. Humiston, Treas. fees I'll n
Miles Birkell, agricultural re-
ports from Grand Prairie 400
+. II. Baldwin, agricultural re-
ports frcm Worthington Tp. 600
john II. Johnson, one qaurter's
: rent, ending June 80 81 SO
The Board of Commissioners agreed
with J. II. Johnson for the use of the
office now occupied for the ensuing
year from the LIST day Of Aprilat twelve
dollars and fifty cents per month to be
paid in orders on the county treasury.
On motion, I. P. Durfee was author
lied with the assistance of County Au-
ditOr, to bring out the annual state
ment for the county.
On motion, the Board adjourned to
meet on the LIST day of June, 1875.
NJ. L. MILLER,
Chairman pro TEN.
WIN. NJ. BEAR, County Auditor.
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LADIES CHURCH SUPPER.

The Ladies of the Presbyterian
Church will give Supper ut the Church,
on Tuesday evening next, beginning at
6 o'cl"ck y. m. Oysters, ice cream and
other refreshments. Object, to pay for
chandeliers and carpets.
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MILLER, HUM1sroN & co.

The warm winds of Monday and
Tuesday melted the snow off rapidly
and the prairies around town begin to
look black and bare.
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Mamie Harrington, little four yeal
older, gave u birthday party on vednes
day afternoon.
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SUNDAY evening Iooe - = i manifesto
iI:tion OF tho style Of blackgusrdisu
which prevails % some extent In ti,h
community and q which you have on
one occasion spoken through your col
umns. There WA IN attesapt made te
! annoy one Of the speakers and: to dis,
turb the meeting by laughter, stamp
ing and by going out Of tho house with
xs much noise - possible. I am not a
Saolatarisn nor \ Church membsr, but
I must say that when saw the danel..
ters Of Christian mothers giggling and
the sons of Christian fathers going cat
Of the house like 50 many cattle. aud
all this OH Sabbath, evening and in a
house devoted to the worship of Al.
Mighty God, it Impressed me ~ pecu.
liarly rude and vulgar. ;, - ::
II,ave long noticed that the:e il a
semi-rough element in Worthington
WHO are determined that every man
whom they do not like personally, III.
though there are 10 public Or or other
considerations for enm,ty,-noth,ng, in
fact, but simple, unadnlterated spite,
we say there is u seMi-rough element
IF young men and young swomen ii,
Worthingt1n who are determined
that every man. whom they do not like
shall be Missed, stamped u jeered down,
or put down il, some other vulgar way,
and thus he prevented from taking
part in public meetings. One of our
most accomplished citizens,-:-a man OF
varied culture and hne =abillty,-haa
scarcely spoken ina public meeting lu-
ring the past year, because lie did not
wish to be annoyed by this semi-rough,
standardization element. Another OF
our citizens-a most devout and earn.
est man, Il man of rich culture and I'm.
usual power rs Ill orator, and one who
has Teen tower Of strength to the
communicative been constantly an.
noyed by these acknowledgements, and
although Ills years and the respect lie
commands in spite of the personal dis.
like of the vulgar, protect him from
positive rudeness yet there is danger
Of even his voice being silenced.
In conclusion, Mr.. Editor, wish
to say that I hope you will turn tile
batteries of your paper against this vul.
gar offence. Some Of our best citizens
may he disposed to pass the matter by
with a smile because their children are
involved. But they must aid in check.
ing this vulgarity, Or the friends Of
publicorder and decency will put a
check to it in 4 manner more summary
than they desire. Ihave noticed that
the children 1T those who arc not re.
cognized in the community rs having
culture or social position, are much
better behaved than the children OF
those who assume to- have some posi-.
ton in the community and who seem
to have enjoyed good advantages.
ANTI-RoUou.
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g. Land Once, Worthington.

NUTICE.-U. s. Land Once, Worthineton.
~ Mimi, March 6, 1877
Complaint having been entered At this o1hce BY
Nels .. l.angSeth against Chas. A. FilIaNder fOr
Sept. 1874, upon the seq section u, township
iO2. range 80, III Mobiles County, Minnesota, With
a view to the cancellation III said entry: the said
office on the 9th day Of ApFf:, 1875, at 8
O'clock 9. m., to respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abapdOnMent..s
MONS. GRINAGER,R Aflster.
q j p. MOULTON. Receiver.
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NQT1CE. U. 8. Land. Once, Woethington.
~ MIMI, March I'd. 1873. -
Complaint having been entered at this once
for abandoning homestead entry No. S06i-
dated May q; 1872, upon the nwk Of 'Seo-
ton 81. township Luz, range :, in Martin County
said entry; the said parties are hereby summon
ed to appear at this Office al WOrtingt0n, on The,
LIST day Of June, 1875, At 9 O'Clock a. M, to re-
spond and furnish testimony concerning said n
eyed abandonment.
MONS GRINAGER, Registsr.
26l j. T. MOULTON. RaeafIar
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NOTICE T.. $. Land uface, worrhtngton,

NOTICE Y. s. Land office, Worrhington.
N MINI March 4th, 1875
Complaint having been entered at this once
~ Alfred Terry against SAMUEL Arthur for aban.
8, 1874, upon the w1xsw1< of section %, town.
ship lo4, range 20. n Mobiles county, .Mtnneso-
ia, with view to the cancellation Of said en-.
try; the said parties are hereby summoned 70
appear at this Office at Wortlington, on the 5tl
day OF Ap il, 1915, at l O'Clock p. nv: to
respond and fushish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment.
MONS GR1NAGER, REGISTER.
III J. T. MUULTON. Receiver,
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report or proc EEDINaSg|
.0ths Board 81. Goxaty Lo.,.s,i,e; o,,sr,,

.s4=* AUDITOR OFFICE, **s = :, ts', .sfz
s WoRTHlNaToN, Feb. ~, 1875. =
County Commissioners met in spe-
cial session on notice from County Au-
Editor a. per statute. 5,r7.s roy ss5-..ss:s*.
Present: !. r Durfee, Chairman, Sd
District; NJ. l.. Miller. ~ District !;
VIM. N. Bear. Auditor: >:: s''*. -,
Petitions presented as follows: >. ), :.
From Allan CLANCY and others OF
Warrington township for the. .forma.
ton Of q new School District to EN-
brace the following territory, to-wit -
Sections 10, 20, q, %, 80, 81, 50, So and
all section l8, except the northeast
quarter. $3.50. -, Il, =. :. .;
The petition was received and the
usual notices were ordered posted. -
Bills were presented and allowed as
follows: =, ny .,.. ..,
r. u. Barber. NJ. D.. Examin.
ing q. r. Barber and expenses
III removing him tn Insane sy- = =:
lum SIS IS
Il. D. Barber, supplies for Coun-
: ~ Offices -. q 10
r. D. Barber, medical attend
ance on Mrs. Wass is 90
B. N. Carrie, Fees rs Clerk of
T. I c:*Br,l, Register Fee. q % %
W. G. Randall, agricultural re-
ports from Dewald 800
Perkins Bros. books and blanks 88 81
G. b. Loveless. ironing chairs for
Office 465
A. p. Miller, printing, $50
A. P. Miller. do 10 90
T. G. Bell, registering fees 800
Vim. NJ. Bear, transferring tax
titles - + %
John II. Johnson, Office rent for
fourth quarter -37 so
A paper from the Supervisors Of Gra-
ham Lakes asking for an appropriation
to build a bridge across the outlet of
East Lake, on motion, was laid on the
table, there being no funds to appropri-
ate.
In the matter of relief, as provided
by State Legislature and distributed by
the Governor, the following arrange
ment was made, viz: I. p: Durfee and
w. NJ. Bear were appointed to act for
the Board in procuring and distribut-
ing the supplies as provided by the
statute under direction Of the Cover
nor.
On motion, the Board adjourned to
meet at the County Offices March Goth,
1875.
I. p. DURFEE,
Chairman of Board.
VIZ. NJ. BEAR, Auditor.
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MINOR ARRIVAL.

Immigration has set III ut rather a
lively rate. We give elsewhere &C.
counts Of two recently ut Graham Lakes,
and we hear of one, Il boy homesteader,
ut the residence of Sylvester Jenkins,
in Little Rock township.
Still they co ne! We hear of another
boy immigrant ut the~residence of G..
b. Scutt, in Elk township.
The effect of judicious advertising,
making the advantages of this region
known, may he seen from the above re-
suits. BY all means send the AD-
VANCE abroad and bring III the settlers.
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s. Land ONCE, W0rthington.

~ Mimi. March 1875.
Complaint having been entered at this ONCE By
William v. Cope against James H. McRoberts for
abandoning Homestead entry No. S272 dated July
], 1872, upon the w14swH and ne%.wN and
swAnwN of Section II, Township I0l, Rau9o
80, in Mobiles County, Minnesota. with view
to the cancellation of said entry; tile said par.
ties are hereby summoned to appear at this
sfe on to the "a ay and 1i 4p 49, cesk
corning said alleged abandonment,
MONS GRINAGER. Register.
u J. T. MOULTON, Receiver.
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am now prepared to furnish sittings
Of Dark Br.lma Eggs.
DIX, J, CRAFT.
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The Musical Association will meet
tomorrow evening ut the Hall,
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SEED GRAIN.

The Srel Grain Commissioners have
selected Daniel Rol,rer, I. p. Durfee
and Peter Thomps ~, Commissioners
for Mobiles county, to assist in the
distribution Of seed. ~ soon rs cor
rect information can be had rs to tire
number Of persous entitled to seed and
the amount >requirerl to supply the
county, the Commissioners will come
on and make the distribution. They
prefer to purchase here ut home If 4
good quality can he had ut Il fair price.
In the event OF any combination to
raise the price, they will go elsewhere.
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q - N HON
The WORTilIN6roN ADVANCE has b4.cn selected
IA the paper IN which to publish Notices Of
.:laim Contests" Hn,nesteaders In this Land
District will zee the imporsance OF reading the
paper regularly. Terns-92 year, In advance
d for six months. 30 cents for three MONTHS
Address, THE ADVANCE, Worthingto,,, Mimn
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUMMONS,
<.TATE or MINNESOTA, D..
- COUNTY OF MOBILES. 3D.

The state Of Minnesota to Peter Erickson. De.
fendant: You are hereby summoned to he and
appear before the undersigned. one Of the jus.
tices Ut the Peace in and for said county, on the
18th day Of April. 1875, at ten o'clock In the
forenoon, at my office in the village Of WUrthing-
ton in said county to answer to Peter Thompson
In i civil action.
Should you fail to appear at the time and place
aforesaid, judgment will he rendered against you
upon the evidence adduced by said Peter Thoinp.
son for such sum ~ he shall show himself eli
tac,e&l) will be sold to satisfy said Judgment.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of March,
A. D., 1875.
Wv: 81 L. B. BENNETT, Justice of the Peace.
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HEM WANTED.

Highest price will he paid for hall
dozen sitting hens on or before the
first of April.
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=. N Office. e.
u. s. Internal Rev venue
|SpecialTaxe1
May l.. 1875, 10 APril 20, ls5e.

employment WHICH renders him liable to O. 6PE.
CAL TAX, 70 Procure AND RkACE
kI1HNlRNT or PLACE o. 1USI-
NESS STAMP denoting the payment VI said
SPECIAL TAX for the Special Tax Year be61n-
ming May !, 1875, before commencing or eQaf1n.
uing business after April 20. 1875 .s.~..'
The 7axes Embraced Within the Prottstont a
the Law Abore Quoted are the Fbslo,ctne, rtx:
=. Kectihers .. III 900 %
. Dealers, retail liquor . ..t,I,~ IS o.
Dealers, Wholesale liquor o.. leo 90
Dealers In malt liquors, wholesale 50 90
Dealers IN malt liquors.; retail !. % o.
Dealers In leaf tobacco = Is 90
Retail dealers In leaf tobacco 500 o.
And on sales OF over 200. nifty
cents ;a9 4 t1r every dollar III excess
Dealers in mapufactured tobacco so
Manufacturers of stills 5000
And for each still manufactured % 90
Ard for each worm manufactured % %
Manufacturers Of tobacco 100
Manufacturers of cigars 100
Peddlers Of tobacco, nrst class
(more than two horses or other
Peddiers 81 tobacco, second class WV
1.-TWO horses or other animals) 8 %
Peatllers OF tobacco, third class
Zone horse or other anima) il. Is %
Peddlers Of tobacco fourth class
Ton foot or public cOnveyancc) 10 90
Brewers Of less than 500 barrels 50 Oh
Brewers OF sou barrels or more 100 %
Any person, 80 liable, who shall fall to comply
With the foregoing requirements will be subject
to severe penalties.
Persons or firms liable to pay any OF the Spe-
cial Taxes named above must apply to A. G.
SMITH, Collector of Internal Revenue 1t RO-
CHESTER. MINI, and pay for and procure tho
Special-Iax Stamp Or stamps they need, prtor To-
May !. 1875. and WITHOUT FURTHER NO.
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Chs hoA4ux 4Ot Vic AOON1Aou u q COunIy
road or highway four rods wide begin.
ming at tile northwest corner of SECTION
s. Township 104, Range 43 on north
line of Mobiles county and running di.
agonally across said township 104.
across the township of Summit Lake
and continuing in such direction rs to
intersect road No. 4, III section %, in
Township of Worthington.
The petition was received and Com
mittee consisting Of NJ. l.. Miller and
J. w. Miller WAS appointed to examine
the proposed road or highway and time
fixed for examination May 25, 1875.
John Blixt presented an affidavit set
ting forth that he is charged with = spe-
cial school tax for 1874 in School Dis
trict No. /, whereas lie does not reside
in or own any property in said district
and asked that said tax amounting to
8 on be abated. ,os,: - 49, :.
On motion, the same was abated.
The Board was notified that certain
errors occurred in the'assessment Of the
following property. viz: Block s in the
village Of Worthington Is all assessed
Ito =. j.. Dsaks, whereas he is only sei1-
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NOTICE, Z. s. Land Office, Worthington,
~ MIMI, February "a, 1875
Complaint having been entered at thjsofnce by
doning homestead entry No. 1851, dated Ocf-
tober I'd, 1871, upon the swL of section 81.
township los, ranges lin Murray county, Mime.
the said parties are hereby summoned to appear
at this Office ut W0rthington on the 10th day Of
April, 1875, at 9 o'clock a. M, to respond aud
furnish testimony concerning said alleged aban.
donment.
MONS. GRlNAGER, Register.
PSI j. p. MOULTON. Receiver,
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SUBJUCT-"THE DIVINE EPIC"
The Lecture is upon the Bible viewed
us an epic poem Of wond, rful sublinity.
A comparison between the Bible and
the Had, the greatest human epic, is
instituted.
Sabbath School Teachers and Bible
Glasses vi Ike especially interested.
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Ok'FlCELtH.
+ DS1IUMISrON,
NOTARY PUBLIC.

acknowledging deeds, mortgages, etc. Also tn
the renting Of village property improved farms
and to the collection III rents, taxes etc. Cor
ton, Mimi. (5-ly.
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since aL The farm house Of 4 prominent
citizen about one mile from town, and
II run'or HAS b'et; persistently circula-
ted that the male members of the party
became intoxicated. We know moth
Ing Of the facts, but We will venture
the ass 'rtion that there is no truth in
it. A few weeks ago III, individual,
with whom we have considerable &C.
qnaintanceand sympathy, Was report
ed by II reckless fellow as having been
intoxicated ut Sibley. This was taken
up aud i.,dustriuusly circulated by
some Of those WHO are now reported as
having been intoxicated. Even Chris
tian unen thinking it was Il good joke,
took it up and helped the matter along.
We know tina III the one case it was u
foolish, and yet malicious Islander, and
We are aim 'st us certain that in tile
case Ut tile recent dance, the story is
equally false and malicious. Ne do
not Dy any means approve Of these
dances, but We believe i'll fair play III
I'LL things.
+. S.->ince the above was put il.
type We are informed that there is too
mucli truth iii the ruinur am that the
matter is undergoing investigation,
several Good T+nll,lars being involved.
We shall nave more to say Ut this next
week.
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ATTORNEYA
B. N. CARRIER.
PHYSICIANS
T CRAFT. NJ. D.,

T CRAFT. NJ D.,
PHYSICIAN It. SURG EON.
Special attention given to Surgery and the
treatment Of Female Diseases having had eight
years experience.
OFFICE-At residence, corner OF Fourth Ave-
nue. and Eleventh Street, Worthington, MINES.
oeA. [4%ly.
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Township maps for sale at tho AD-
oleoe.
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The blockade WAS raised yesterday,
and our hotels are overrun with guests.
The Cool Templars had a dance last
Friday evening.
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FLOR The Advanced
I'LL BEHATED GIRLS.

1AA 6E-dA t6D OIHLC
MIR. EDITOR: You are 4 friend OF
woman's rights, and will therefore, !
presume, allow woman to speak
through your paper. l was present at
the Temperance Meeting on Sunday
evening aud was exceedingly annoyed
ut the i'll behaviour of some of our
young ladies. 1t is not for me to speak
of the rudeness of the young men who
stalked out Of the hall during the ex.
ercises, but l wish to speak, as Il moth
er, Of the frequent misbel.avior of our
girls and young ladies in pnblic. am
sorry that the truth compeis me t. say
that in this they are indirectly ell
couraged by older persons of my own
sex. VIII you not speak out against
this crying shame? Will not the pre-.
siding Officers 1T our temperance meet.
ings and the speakers themselves pause
and administer the proper reb,,ke ut
the time? A MOTHER.