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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mortgage Sale.

WHEREAS. Amelia W: Brown and VIM. Fl.
w Brown; id, ~ the thirty first (3lst) day IT
December, a: y. 1873, execute under their hands
and seals and deliver to John Il. Cunningham,
certain indenture Of mortgage hearing date on
the thirty first (3l>t) day of December, A. j..
1873, aforesaid, to secure the sum of one hundred
AID fifteen dollars and sixty cents (sll5 GU and
pc" annllM, until paid, whereby they did grant,
bargain, sell, and convey to the said john H.
Cunningham, his heirs aud assigns the following
described premiseSar real estate situate IN lilo
county Of Mobiles and State OF minnesota, to- wit:
the southeast quarter Of Section two (2) in town.
ship one hundred and four (lt4) Range thirty
nine GID west, with tie here;iitamemtS and ap.
l,.lrte!.a'.ces thereMnto belonging, which linden
seventeenth Il tn day III January, A. d., 1874, at
GOclock y: ~, duly recorded in the Office Of the
Register Of Deeds + said Mobiles county in Book
And. whereas, default has been made in tho
cn'di:luii Of said mortgage, and there is now
claimed to I've due thereon, tile sum of one hun.
dred and ten dollars and thirty cents, (4llO 9O)
Instituted to recover the debt secured by said
mortgage, or any part thereof;
New, therefore. notice l. hereby given that,
pnrs,,,nt to power of sale II. said mortgage con
tanned and the statute in such ease made and
provided, the above described premises will 10
sold ut public auction to the highest bidder, to
pay said debt and interest, aid fifteen dollars
(*l2 % attorney fees, ~ stipulated in and by
said mortgage in case Of foreclosure, and the dis
bu:Senlents allowed by law which sale will be
made by the Sheriff of said Mobiles county, at tho
IL the village 0f Warrington, il said county and
State, On Monday, the 9Th Day Of
March, A. ID. 1875, ut IL o'clock, a. Ill.,, Of
that day, subject to redemption as provided by
~'e' '"""; JOHN 175ii' IL il: D cHSx1HeHAM,
Mortgagec, Graham Lakes, Mimi.
January % S1I-,1 .w -l-25
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FROM MICHIGAN.
Nj ASON. Mich. Feb. 1G I

~AAoON, 0AlCiI.s ICU. 1O, 1879. .
EDITOR ADVANCE: Thinking that a,
few lines from me at this time might
be OF some interest to some Of the read
ers Of " ur Journal, 1 will trouble YOU
with a few facts. Soliciting for the
Minnesota destitute is no easy or pleas
ant task, for Kansas has the SYMPATHY
OF three.fourths Of the people Of the
United States. and have not vet been
III u town that has not contributed to
the sufferers Of Kansas or Nebraska.
Therefore have had to take tile second
Swimming. Then, too. many think the
State OF Minnesota should care for it's
own destitute. Notwithstanding all
these obstacles, L have collected and
shipped about ST 500 worth of cloth 70.
dried fruit, beans and money. | shall
now close up this begging business. for
have been notified that the State will
now care for all who are in want Of aid.
| AN very glad have taken III my
home in Min rosetta and especially in
the National Colony, in the midst of Il
society exempted from the curse of the
rum traffic. I have not been in town
since l left Worthington where this
body and soul destroying fluid has not
shown its cruel and woe-l,egone y1sare
Rejoice ye sons and daughters of tenn
per:snce, that You have cast your lot in
so good a community, and if YOU stand
united. heart and hand. us you now are.
you may rest assured that you and
your children. may joy the pleasure
OF living III the best society this side of
Heaven. am waiting for the sunny
days OF !'pril, when Imay be unret tered
from SNOW and ice, and can return to
the good1y land where will not be 4
slave to my nose, for | have not been
free from Il cold, and most of the time
have had sore throat since coming in
this low, damptetmosphere. Then, too,
we have had some of the worse biz
yards l have yet seeli, and as for cold
weather, the mercury has been below
zero three-fourths Of the days since
January 10th. On February It'll 80 be
low zero !; on the Sth. (which was the
coolest day. 1T Mason. 81; jackson.
50 :; Grand Rapi s. 80: Grandville. 40
below zero. How does this compare
with Southwestern Minnesota. T am
convinced that cal, sta, Il Is degrees
more 1T the dry atmosphere of Min
nesota than here in this damp atmos-
phere, and with no more pain. I can
lot see any drawback to our prosperitv
ON our newly settled frontier hon es.
Except the hoppers. and let us stick
to our bush and hope and trust in God
the giver of all our blessings, that the
sconrge is owe: and that it has been
for some wise purpose.
j. J. STAGE.
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IMPORTANT no SOLDIER'S

IMPORTANI TO SOLDIFICE
WASHINGTON, ID. Z. Jan. Is, 1875.
Hon. N. II. DunneU:
| am in receipt Of your letter of the
18th instant, inclosing letter from
Thomas 5. Brown, dated. Window.
Cottonwood Co Mimi, Dec. 31st, 1874.
addressed to you, relative to the term
of his military service in the l.. $. Army.
during the War of the Rebellion, as ali.
Plicalle to a homestead entry, made Ivy
him, May q, 1871. LII reply have to
state that the privilege Of applying for
the credit on lis entry, of tile term of
said military service, mot in excess of
four years. is optional. If he desires
to continue his residence upon, and cul-
tivation Of, the land for five years, and
to make final proof within two years
thereafter, rs required Ivy the Home
stead Act Of May 20, 1862. he is so priv
LEGGED. SIS. BuRDETT.
Commissioner.
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Owing to an error in the announce.
ment, the County Mass Meeting to Or
ganize to protect the prairie from H.
legal burning, has not yet been held.
As:wlll he seen by the date elsewhere it
will be held on next Saturday, March
9Th, without fail. A large attendance
and free and full consideration of the
subject is desired.
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Town Meeting Day comes March 10th,
this year. Newly elected officers should
not fail to provide themselves with
Booths Manuals, which the publishers
are revising so as to contain the amend
ments made this winter. Justices
Manual and Township Manual. Coo
each the two for 81 90. Booth s Town.
ship Laws, revised, Csc. - 80 '..'
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A prominent railroad officer recently
said to citizen Of this place that no
new town in Minnesota was so fire.
quently and so favorably spoken of as
Worthington, and that one or two good
crops would give us 4 population of
$500.
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. ass IS 5. lei tina


There. WIN. BE ! Mass Meeting 81 the
cltiaens|of 8 Mobiles Count generally, IS
]. Worthinqt Ton, 81 Saturday i!
s !. +. March 9Th S.. IL
Att O'Clock p: N, sharp, Tor the flrst
fair: day afterwardS should that day
prove unfavorable, for the purpose Of
forming county organization Is pre-
vent illegal t,ftrainy Of the prairie, and
also to- put out any fire: that: may
through. the illegal act, carelessness or
negligence 6f any. persons. he found
running within the limits of. the county.
: = .:UA'>F ]. B: CHURCHILL,
'''' JOhN>ALLEY, 49,
H., r. B. PLOTTs,' =. il
T., 49, w. B. Atkins, 80 :
:" .s".'>s :: JOHN CUNNINGHAM
. ~ II. r: DURFEE, l.
~ .. ..,.:.o '.>'' And Many Others.
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS

MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.
AUDITORIUM. NJ. Bear.
TREASUREk-H. u. HumistOn.
REGISTER or DEEDS-T. c. Rell
JUDGE or PNOBATE-J. Craft
CLERK or COuRT-B. ". Carrier,
SNEKlFF-Chas w. Bulls.
SURvEYOR-B. w. WOOlstencrOft
COURT CONNIssIOSER-J. Craft.
COUNTY ATTORNEY-M. b. SOule.
COnONER-J. Is Churchill
COUNTY SuPERINTENDENT-T.C c. Bell.
COMMISSIONERS
First Disirict-J. W. Miller, VI Graham Lakes,
Second District-M. l.. Miller, Of Elk.
Third District-I. L. Durfee, Ut WOrthingtOn
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The Grand Army did not hold tllei:
entertainment OH the p rs announced
owing to the series of religious meet
inps.
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NOTICE. L. s. Land Office, Worthington
~ Mimi. February 18th. ls
Complaint having been - *ared 1T this Office
by Ole O:eson Bakken against Sarah Peterson for
abandoning pre-empti'M t..:y No. 1881 dated
August IS, 1871, upon the w11neA and Wl1SelI
o. section 8, in township 04 range 81, in Jackson
ton Of said entry; the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear ut this office on the 10th
day OF March, 1878, at o'clock a. H., to re-
Spond and furnish testimony concerning said III.
legged abandonment.
MONS GRIN AGER, Register.
24] j. T. MOULTON, Receiver
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Lieut.. Low, who is distributing Gov
eminent relief. will be in Bigelow, on
Monday next, March l., to receive APP
plications for relief. Parties interest,"
ed will find him there by IL O'Clock a. m.
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RELIEF FOL: MINNESOTA.

The total amount of relief thus fur
voted and proposed for Minnesota by
the General and :.tate Governments,
reaches $175.O00. Our share of the
Congressional appropriation will lie
about $4,000; the State Legislature
has appropriated $20,000 and a bill has
been reportedappropriating $4,000 for
seed grain and $4,000 for food and
clothing.
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LosT.-An envelope marked "Erie
Railway" containing papers of no val
lie to any one but the owner. Finder
please leave the same with $. E. Chand-
Ter
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The narrow-gauge Railroad Meeting
at Rock Rapids, OIL the 5th of January,
adopted Il resolution asking the Board
Of Supervisors to propose to the Sioux
City and St. Paul Railroad Company
to withdraw the claims Of Lyon county
for taxes, on condition that the rail
road company would expend an equal
amount i'll grading a narrow-gauge
road from SibleY west.
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We regret to hear of the death of the
youngest child of I. n. Safer. It was
lied with commissions last night about
O'Clock and died during the night.
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Congress has passed joint resolu-
ton giving precedence to any disabled
soldier, or the widow or orphan chill
dren of a deceased soldier, in any ap.
pointments made under the civil SER
vice regulations.
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The all-absorbing interest of Wor-
thington is the religious revival. This
will account for amy lack of local va
riety in our columns.
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NOTICES OF CONTEST.

Notice. U. $. Land Office, Wortiington,
~ Mimi, February a. 1879
Complaint having beer entered at this office by
Bernard Pei.Z against John Smith for aban-
doning Homestead Entry No. 7442 dated
Oct Il, 1871. upon the nEnwl4 section 4, town
sD T. range g, in WatonWal County, Minnes,)-
ia, with {, view t, the cancellation of said entry -:
l's' said parties are hereby summoned to appear
1T this office on the eth day of March, 1875,
at clock 4. m. TO respond and furnish testi-
mony concerning said alleged abandonment.
MONS GRINAGER Register
j. 7. MUCLTUN. Receiver
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We are indebted to 4B. HI. Bennett
fora copy of the Rooster y Of tile Of
ticers and members Of Stoddarl |: Post,
Of the Grand Army will, q History Of
the Post. This is.a pamphlet. Of thir-
teen pages printed at the Literary Tri-
gmpl Book Publishing Hose, Wor-
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our READERS ABROAD.

All contributions for the destitute of
Mobiles county, will be forwarded free
Of charge if left at the Office of the
Ameri can Express Company, Nos. u
u and 49, Monroe st., Chicago, and di-
rected to I. p. Durfee. Chairman, Board
Of County Commissioners, Worthing-
ton, MOBILES County, Minnoots.
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We are indepted to DR.. Bedford for
a copy of the Beloit Times and Canton
Eclipse, the newspaper of the Sioux
Valley.
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NJ. B. Soule has removed his office to
the Post Office room, where lie may he
found hereafter.
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! .c:*. St t. Paul - { Sioux u ] {. City
= s' ~Ne..s..:z 81 -.
u 49, - ts..1' es:.#&sz:s.- e. b. = -
Sioux City & Saint Paul R. r.
TINE CARD.

These Companies now offer in Northwestern
Iowa and Southwestern Minnesota 100000 acres
q tie Finest Land in tie State, At low prices,
~ long Credit, With easy payments. At low
These lands are very productive, Easy of :Cul
tiy,tion, Convenient to markets, and to Villages
Churches and SchOOlS. A.:
residents: climate pleasant and healthy.
For circular giving full information, or for
prices "f lmrtc,iiar lands, apply by letter or per
SOnaly to and Department Of either Com
pany, ut st. Paul, minnesota.
j. W. BISHOP, General Nana1er.
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Choice Family Flour at the Mill, s.
for 100 pounds.
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Now is the time to secure your Seed
Oats ut Kimballs.
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Awake and Asleep. mSs %l' FL l. c ssst
mounted complete for framing ol, receipt Of s.,
cents. Two new Chroln0s. THE CHERRY
GIkLs sls1 SntI =. sq TRANS same price
or two different subjects for fifty cents. Brill
ant FRUIT CHROMOS, mounted. 9x11, only u
per 100 Superb German Landscape, mounted.
9x11, q Per 1O0 Retail price, 30 cts. each, or two
for 50 cts scrap Book ChroiAos, assorted, d per
100. Departure and Return Of THE LIFE BOAT,
only e1.5O per pair. II you are IN need Of en-
Of Oh! Om0s. and commence work at once. Sat
tsfaction guaranteed. Particulars free, or Illus
trAted Circular on receipt Of cent stamp. ::
BOSTON FRAME AND CHRONIC CO., go
w slington street, Boston, Mas .-2--6w.
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Go to Kimball's for Seed Oats.

See advertisement of Flax Seed to
loan.
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A Choice Lot of Seed Oats at KIM
balls.
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TO HOMHsTRADERS.

TO HOMESTRADER4.
The WORruINGTON ADVANCE has been selected
- tho paper In which TO- publish "Notices Of
Claim Contests" Homesteaders in this Land
District will see the Importance Of reading the
paper regularly. Terms --42 year. in advance.
d for six months. 50 cents for three months
Address, THE ADVANCE, WOrthington, Minn
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Nd M.MOIUSQCiSH.

The undersigned having recently
butchered his Mammoth Winter Squash
es, will distribute the seeds in !. limit
ed quantity gratuitously, OIL appli-
cation at the Colony Store. Orders Ivy
mail will, stamp for return postage,
will also receive due attention.
RI II Ht-~yycro<-
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II. u. UCNISTON.


Tie Worthington Seminary has had
presented to it quantity of Bixby's
Death tn Pain, which is on sale ut Dr..
Barber's for the benefit of the Seminal
ry. The money will he refunded to
any purchaser who after trial of the
medicine, is dissatisfied. Burns, Scalds,
Freezes, Chilblains, Sprains, Bruises,
Sore Throat and Diptheria are every
day ailments-:,sk for Death t. Pain,
use it according to directions in the
above cases, and upon your decision we
will risk the reputation of the medicine.
A LETTER WHICH EXPLAINS ITSELF:
ANDOvER, Mass,
Feb. 18TH, 1875.
EDITOR ADVANCE: Please find en-
closed one dollar for the Worthington
ADVANCE. | would not lose one COPY
Of it for years subscription. Mass:.-
chussetts keeps time with Minnesota.
for cold. There was 4 man. frozen to
deal, here lately. T.:
Yours Respectfully,
JAMES CULLEN.
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Allen CLANCY, Town Treasurer of
Worthington Township, is prepared to
pay town orders, so far as he has funds,
before town meeting, which occurs the
second Tuesday of March.
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s. E. Cha .dler has received from
Miss Kellogg, young lady Of the
Cranky Mass.) Schools, pack
age Of stationery, pencils, etc, col
lected from the school children,
and donated to the destitute school
children of this region.
Miss Kellogg also sends $50 in money
and Il quantity Of supplies for the des-
titnte, collected from the people Of
CRANKY. The SUI Plies and money were
sent to Mr.. Durfee for distribution.
We learn that our young friend,
T. NJ. Gruelle, formerly of the AD-
VANCE office, WAS. married on Sunday
last to Miss Gray, Of Ransom town.
ship. Gru-lle deserves it. We set
him Il good example, but he wouldn It
heed it, and lie must take the coase-
quences.
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THE FINAL BALLOT

The following is recapitulation Of
the final ballot for United States Sena-
tor, which resulted in the election of
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LOCAL.
sWoRTHINGT0N, MIMI. FEB 81 ISIS
II. - ~ - ! : - ' : - =
:, CHURCH DlRECTORY.

- IS q i,3C11VxtCH sOlhHCzUR1.I{ a.
. METnoDIsr ErlsCorAl- Services every Sab
bath, morning At 1890 sabbath School at 3
Prayer meeting Thursday evening. ,,.~.-
UNION CoNoREGArI0NAL4-Servic morning
and evening" Sunday School immediately after
the morning service. PRAYER meeting Thursday
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PHYSICIANS.
GEO. o. MOOR E.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Graduate Of Ann Arbnr, Michigan. Residence
On 10Th street below the public hall. Offce ut
tho Colony Drug store, Opposite the Worthing-
ton Hotel, WOrthingtO'', Mum.
VIII attend promnt'y 10 all Ct.l's, d'.y or
night. (27ly.
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b. w. WOOLSTENCROFT,
q nty su rvoyo
Al orders for surveying thankfully received
3no promptly executed ONCE with Shuck &
Bsokstavor, WOrthington, Mobiles Co. Mimi.
t30t1
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~S y. Morse Is our authorized agent at Bige.
low to receive subscriptions and advertisements
for the ADVANCE and receipt for the same. - F..
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Z THFs R.ELIGIOU {, s MEETINc,s.

Inc rellglOuS meetings begun the
first Of January, have now continued.
for two. months, and have become the
one absorbing interest OF the ,communi-
~. Numbers who looked on at first
with i smile ut the handful Of praying
Christians have been brought. under
the influence Of the meetings and have
sought Christ and: found Him. / Tie
days begin and end with prayer meet
ings, and the subject of thought aud
conversation III every household aid iii
every place Of business, IS the religious
awakening. The Angel of. the Lord
has passed over Wortllington, but in
stead Of leaving death and mourning
in nearly every house:as when He pass
ed over Egypt, lie has brought life and.
JOY to nearly every household by reach
ing ard converting one or two men,
,bers. .:' ,~' -. 55tsE ,s ~ -
Some ask how long the meetings will
continue. We hope that they may go
on as long ~ there is one: person who
manifests desire to be brought into
the king.lom of Christ. The Chris
tian people of WortIington have wo-
ven 4 network of prayer over and
around the community, and are having
some almost miraculous draughts of
souls. Certainly, they should go on
casting the net 50 long rs there ara so
many fish Of all ages, sizes and condi-
tions, pressing into it.
THE 0KABENA MILLS
Attention is called to the ADVERTISE
ment of the Okahena Mills in another
column. We can say nothing new Of
these mills, for we have already pub
lished columns co ,cerning them, only
that they are now selling -four cheaper
than ever the minimum being 81 a hun
bred. Their Oklahoma brand stands
first III the Sioux City and other mark
cts. We are glad to see the mills cut
ting down to'grassl'opper prices.
We publish, elsewhere Il letter from
Mr.. J. J. Stage who, for some time
past, has been in Michigan soliciting
aid for the destitute Of the grasslopper
region. Mr.. S., like ninety-nine out
of every one hu2lred who 60 away
from here, is anxious to get back. lie
is troubled with colds, coughs, and
sore throat, i'll the damp climate of
Michigan, aud finds that the weather is
even colder there than here. Our low
est in Southwestern Minnesota this
winter, land the lowest we have yet ex-
perienced in the Colony. was 80 to IS
degrees below zero, while in Michigan,
the temperature went down to 40 below.
Forty below, III thit damp latitude, is
equivalent to 50 or 80 below in this dry
atmosphere. Besides, MI. Stage wants
to get back to place where there is no
liquor sold, and tells our people to re-
joice in their freedom from that great
curse, the rum traffic. Let us bear the
grasshopper burden cheerfully, since
we live i'll til Il material and a moral
atmosphere of such rare purity.
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MONS. GRlNAGER, Register.
j. L. MOULTON. Receiver.

NOT!CE.-U. s. Land Office, v orthmgton,
~ Mum, January g, 1871
Complaint having been entered at this office by
r: 3. Wheeler against Frank Bahn, for ubau-
d0ming Homestead Entry No. 8.S74, dated May
io2: range 30, in Jackson County, Minnesota, with
view to the cancellation IF said entry: the said
parties are hereby summoned to appear at this
Office Oh the I'd day of March, 1873, at 9
O'Clock .. ILL.,, to respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment.
MONS. GlINA<iEK, Register.
y AZ, j +. MOULTON. Receiver.
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N b. SOULE,
NJ, COUNsELLOR Ar-LAw
And Not ArY Public ONCE on Tenth Street, In
~ Fost Once. Prompt attention given to con
veyancinR. (Nly
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Blank Deeds and Mortgages for sale
1T tho ADVANCE Office. sxs..I x.ss5s
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SAVE POSTAGE.

SAVE POSTAGE. =
, Subscribers are no longer required to pay post
age Oh their county papers Take the home pa
per and save hostage.
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BANKS.
BANK OF W0RTHlNGTON.
OFFICERS.
NOTARY PUBLIC.

IT D. 11UMlsroN,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Will give especial attention to executing and
Acknowledging deeds, mortgages, etc Also to
Shc renting Of village property or improved farms
And to the collection Ut rents, taxes, etc. Cor
resp"Mle"cc aud patronage solicited. Worthing-
Ton, 1linn. (5ly
Il. Il. PARSONS.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Real Estate and
u Collecting Agent.
HERSEY, MINI. f38v
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IOTICE, L. s. Land Office, jackson, Mimi

NOTICE., {: s Land Office, Jackson, Mimi
~ February l3 1879
Complaint having been entered at tlliSoffice by
Edmund j. Bear against Joseph Hill for aban.
doning homestead entry No. 1854, dated Sep
TENDER 18th: 1871. upon the nl% swL4 Of section "A,
township lol, range IL, in Mobiles county, Mime.
sofa. with view to the cancellation o: said entry;
the said parties are hereby summoned to appear
at this Office at Worthington on the 2ith day Of
March, 1878, at o'clock a. M, to respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged aban-
dOnment.