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The Worthington advance., 1878-11-07
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
An Ordinance,

Relating to Mlsdemeanors, Breaches OF the
Peace and Disorderly Conducts:
SEC. l.. II any person or persons who shall
make, aid, countenance, or assist In making any
noise, riot, disturbance or improper diversion; !;
and all persons who shall collect together in
bodies or crowds, to the annoyance or disturb
ance Of the citizens or travellers and all persons
enness or intuxicatiOn wi hin the limits OF sati
village shall. on conviction thereof, before the
village Justice, be liable to the punishment and
penalties provided In section seven OF this ordi
nance.
SEC. ?. Any person who may be found lurking
or lying in wat, concealed In any house or build
limits Of said village, with intent to do any mis-
chief, Or to pilfer, or commit any crime or mis-.
..emeanor whatever, shall. for every, such Of
tice, he liable to the punishment ant penalties
provided in section seven Of this ord nance.
SEC ). ANY person WHO shall appear in any
nu ulity, Or il any levi Or indecent Dress or in :
dress not belonging to his or her sex, or shall
make any Indecent exposure Of his or her person.
ing conduct, language or behavior, shall, upon
conviction thereof before the village Justice, be
liable to the punishment and penalties provided
In section seven Of this ordinance.
SEC. 4: No person shall race or tmmoderately
ride or drive any horse, mule, or other animal,
faster than the rate OF six miles an hour, In. =
long or through any street, alley, or way or over
or upon any public grounds within the village Of
Wof.hingtOii. Provided, however, that the pro:
visions Of this section shall not apply to any
grounds lawfully used for the purpose Of driv-
ing park.
SEC. 5. Any person who shall hitch or fasten
any horse, mule, or animal to any shade or orna.
mental tree, or i'll such proximity thereto that
| the same may be damaged, or shall damage the
same in any manner shall upon conviction there
Of before tile village Justice be liable to the pun.
| ishment and penalties provided In section seven
| Of this ordinance.
SEC. +. Any person who shall give or make Z
false alarm Of fire, SHALL upon conviction thereof
before the village Justice, be liable to the punish.
ment provided In section sevon of this ordinance.
| And it Is hereby made the duty Of the Fire War.
den as well as the Police Officer to promptly re.
| port any person or persons SO offending to the
| President Of the Council that lie or she may be
| dealt with according to law.
! SEC. Any person or persons offending against
any of the provisions OF this ordinance upon con
viction thereof before the village Justice, shall
| for each offence, forfeit and pay fine not ex
ceeding fifty dollars nor less than three dollars
and cost Of prosecution. or be imprisoned In the
| village prison for term not less than fvo days
nor no. e than thirty days.
SEC. s. The provisions Of any ordinance here
sistent herewith, are hereby repealed.
| SEC. 9. This ordinance shall take effect from
| and after It's publication.
Approved Nov. l, 1878.
| A. G. ROBINSON, President.
LEROY COLE, Recorder.
Date Of publication, Nov. Z. 1878.
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nURE

. ...@E * cDURE n~s-. ,.a....- :, =.
Below We give further proceedings
Of the, special term: = - ~
J. W. :Bickford, fohnd guilty of steal
Ing buggy and harness was sentenced
to seven months hard labor in the Pen
itentAry at Saltwater. -
n. J.Duffey, found guilty of selling
liqaor without license, was sentenced
to pay fine Of 800 or he confined in
the county Jail for go days, or until the
fine is paid. Mr.. D., we understand.
pfeferred to 60 to Jail. This is an in
eresting case, as Mr.. Duffey is one of
the rroprietors Of the Club Room re-
Gently started on ID Avenue. Judge
Dickinson, we learn, ruled That not on
ly were the proprletors indictable but
that each member 6f the Club is liable
to indictment.
II. Braubender, of Adrian, against
whom three indictments were found
for selling liquor without license, was
found not guilty on one. On another
he was found guilty and sentenced to
pay a fine of 500 or go to Jail for 60
days or until the fine is paid. Mr.. b.
also went to Jail rather than pay the
fine. On tile third indictment the
Judge took the matter under advise
ment.
Jas. Monroe, indicted for selling liqu.
or without license, was fined $40 or &c
days in jail. Mr.. NJ. went to Jail.
This is case in which there seems to
he some hardship. Mr.. NJ. had some
liquor, it seems, for his own use and
let his friend A. L. Clark have some
taking pay for the same. lie Was new.
ertheless indicted and the Judge felt
himself bound to sentence linn as above
stated.
From these cases it will he seen thai
liquor laws can be enforced in Mobiles
county.
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LEROY COLE. Recorder.
Date of publication, Nov. 7. 1878.
Notice Of Mortgage Sale by Advertiser
nnent.

Notice of M0rtgaEe Sale by Advertise.
nent.
nEFAUJ.T has been made in the conditions of
BY James s stone and lis wife He Hen1ie,ta Sta L.
Stone mortgagors, to c. r Fake, MORTGAGE,
dated tie Fifteenth {,5th) day Of July, 4: B.
corded as mortgage i" the once 81 the Ike Regis is
ter Of Deeds Of tie county Of Mobiles in the State
Of Minnesota, on the Eighteenth (I6th) day of
s s at oeSSos IN seok e" cf &os
6s d"e aod IS due @ At the date q this netice. the
f 1s ths aS aay s,s .een and
proceeding has been instituted at 1awOr In equi-
ty to recover the debt secured BY said mortgage
Notice IS hereby given, that by virtue Of a pow.
Statute IL such case made @ and pfcsided. the said al:
T Sf sst
IFS office, in the village Of Worthington in the
lie auction by the Sheriff Of said county. on
FRIDAY, THE 18th DAY OF NO.
VENEER,
A. D. eighteen hundred and seventy Eight {1s7s)
mount which shall then he due on said mortgage
with the interest thereon, and costs and expenses
OF sale, and twenty-five dollars (e25 0O) att0r.
neys Lees. as stipulated In said mortgage In case
The premises described in said mortgage. and
situated IN the County 81 Mobiles and stats 81
Minnesota iand known and described as follows
to:wit:
Lot number: Thirteen (l3) in Block ntiniber
Eighteen Qsl in The village 81 W9rthington &C.
Us sss asse ss
OF said MORTGAGE.
p~'ea oe'ooer D. lsss. 9. r,FAKK u xtolte.se%e: t.
75-6W:Oef3 -
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WAKED UP


We congratulate the village on the
fact that at last the government of the
village of Worthington has walked up
and given us two ordinances for the
suppression of disorderly or immoral
conduct on the public streets. One Of
these describes the kind of acts Which
are punishable and the other authorizes
the village Marshal and the Night
Watcl'man to promptly arrest persons
guilty of disorderly conduct. The
gathering together of persons to annoy
or disturb any person, is one of the
offences described and appearing on the
street in state of intoxication rs an
other.
Better late than never. We urged
the passage of such an ordinance year
or two ago, but then it was the fashion
of the town to look leniently on all
misdemeanors which didn't particular
ly annoy particular set.
But Worthington is in a fair way to
become the best governed and the most
orderly town in the Southwestern part
of the State, as it now is the best side
walked and the best lighted.
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1ssac Emerson, of Westside, dropped
III the other day, while he wasn't busy
on the jury and said he wished to settle
up for his paper. Thinking lie was
probably offended ut the bold, outspok-
en- course of the ADVANCE, We prepar-
ed to take the amount due and bid him
farewell. But, no sir. Having satis-
fed the half year due, he said, "Now
take out Il year in advance" And
then we sent Mrs. Emerson a Cook
Book.
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COUNCIL .PROCEEDfN0A
7. Council met ut the Office Of Clark 4

COUNCIL PR0CEEDTNtsA ::..s..s !. 81. s.=
Council met ut the office Of Clark q
Soule Noy. l, 1878. > KID: .es..:,:.. /. !.
Bill of Frank Crandall for $500, for
Clerk of Election, March 10, 1873, pre-
sented and allowed. The following
resolution was then passed:: ~
Whereas, Leroy Cole, Justice Of the
Ieace Of the village OF Worthington,
Mobiles County, State of Minnesota, on
tue 18th day Of March, 1873, rendered
his resignation of said office; and,
Whereas, the resignation OF said Leroy
Cole has been accepted by the Common
Council of said village and said Office
OF Justice of the Peace is hereby declar-
ed vacant; Therefore, Resolved, That
=. n. Carrier Esq, he and the said
Is: n. Carrier is hereby appoint
ed Justice to flll said vacancy
until the next charter election of said
village and until his successor is elect
and qualified.
On motion, the bill OF e. B. I.oveless
OF $500 reconsidered and allowed.
The following ordinances were then
passed:
An Ordinance relat ing to Misdemean.
ors. breaches of the peace and Disorder
" Conduct.
An Ordinance Relating to Police
Officers.
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An Ordinance,
relating to Police Onicers.

Relating to Police OmcerS.
Be it Ordained by the Common Council Of the
Village of WOrthingtOn:
SEC. l. 1t shall be the duty OF the Village Mar
shall and all police officers or watchmen In said
village to preserve and maintain peace, good
order and sObriety at all times within said vii.
LACE, to see that all ordinances, by laws and po-
lice regulations Of said village are duly observed
and enforced and that all persons breaking or
viola ting any slici. ordinance or regulation are
punished as provided by law. It shall be the du.
ty Of all police officers Or watchmen in said vii.
lage to forthwith arrest any person found vOlat.
ing any law OF the state of Minnesota or any or
diHance, by law or police regulation OF said vii
lage. and tn take such persons before 4 village
Justice to be dealt with according to law.
SEC. 2. No person shall hinder, obStruct or re.
sist any police officer or Watchman In the per.
forulallce of his official duties.
SEC. b No person shall falsely represent him.
self to be police officer or watchlnan within
said village Or wear any badge, insignia or dress
for that purpose. Any person violating any OF
the provisions Of this section, shall. upon convc
tion thereof before any village Justice be pun.
isled by fine Of not less than nve dollars OF
more than one hundred dollars or by impris0n
ment not exceeding thirty days or both such 6ne
and imprisonment.
SEC 1. This ordinance shall take effect from
and after It's publication.
Approved Nov. l, 1873.
A. q. ROBINSON, President.
LEROY Cole. Recorder.
Date of publication, Nov. 7. 1873.
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Terrible prairie fires have been rag:
ing in Nebraska. Several hundred
thousand dollars worth of property
have been destroyed and number Of
persons injured, while in some cases
lives have been lost. We are not ''oht
Of the woods" yet in this county.
Look werf to your fire breaks and doh't
trhst to a rod of moving OF breaking.
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The NJ. i. Society will hold their
services hereafter in the Court House,
beginning on Sunday next at 9 O'Clock
with general class meeting. The
Sunday School hour has been ch .nged
from 2:3O to 12 o'clock. Preaching SER
vices at 1890 and :.
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SM0KE Observation-Disclosures LA
4 clear Havana filler for SC. Sold only
by Miller s. Smith. ST
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rO EDREIc3W sI1BScRIBFR&

70 FOREIGN SUBSCRIBERS
Subscribers to the ADVANCE living
outside Of Mobiles county will please
remember that when we notify them
of the expiration of their subscription
and they do not respond, we take it for
granted that they do not want the
paper longer. and our rule is to strike
their names off.
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Be sure to cali for Dr. Marshali's
Lung Syrup il you are troubled With q
bad Cough Or Cold: 1t relieves after;
taking the first dose, Price. only 25'
cents. Sold by D. $. Law & Som
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See ad. of Crayon drawing and Cam
60 Oil Painting. We have seen some
of these pictures and can recommend
them.
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Babies ought to be we'll taken care of; :;
their system does not allow the slight
est neglect. If your Baby suffers from
Collie or Bowel Disorders, procure u
bottle of DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup, a SIM
pie but always reliable remedy. Only
25 cents.
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ELEC7JOy RETURNS.

DclO" We give L1c cltCLlOn 1cCulHS
from the county as far as received:
WoRTH1NGToN VILLAGE.-Whit-
comb 81, Black ii. Dunnell SO. Neigh
an q. Perkins 80, King 10. Kniss 76,
Brooks 26. Rohrer 63, Soule rs. Re-
covery of bonds, Yes IS. No Is.
WoRrnINGToN TowNsn1p.-Whit-
comb 1G. Black 6. Dunnell IL, Neigh
an 10. Perkins II, King 5. Kniss ii,
Brooks 5. Rollrer II, Soule s. Yes II,
No4.
LoRA1N.-Whitcomb II, Black 9.
Dunnell l. Meiglan 2. Perkins II.
King 2. Kniss II, Brooks 2. Rohrer
6, Soule7 Z. Yes 10, Mol.
ELK.--Whitcomb 16, Black 1G.
Rohrer 26, Soule l.
WEsrs1DE.-Kniss 81, Brooks 20.
Berry 81; Mead 81; Whitcomb 39;-
Black l3; Nichols 80; O'Brien l3; Dun
nell 80; Meighan 16; Perkins 81; King
16.
HERsEY.-Dunnell 80, Meighan Is.
Perkins "a, King 10. SOule 22, ROhrer
q. Gorden Is, Bloom II, Bon 7.
Bonds, no p.
GRAHAM LAKEs.-Whitcomb IL.
Dunnell IL. Kniss 12. Soule 8, Rohr-
er 8. Gorden IA.
GRAND PRAIRIE. Is,
Black 4. Dunnell Is, Meiglen 4.
Kniss 4, Brooks Is. Rohrer II, Soule 8.
OLNEY.-Whitcomb IL, Black 26.
20; l)rnnell Is; Meighan %; Perkins
-; King Is; Kniss ii; Brooks q.
SUMMIT LAKE.-State ticket, Rep,
Dem. Dunnell Z, Meighan 2. Per-
kins 7, Brooks 2. Soule 6, lsol,rer 8.
Bloon 6, Gorden 3. Bonds, Yes 8.
B1GELOw.-State ticket, 13 Rep, 7
Dem. Dunnell 13, Meighen Z. Per-
klns 13, King Z. Kniss II, Brooks Z.
S)ule II, Rohrer 8. Bonds, Yes 8, No
10.
RANsoM.-Rolrer 13, Soule 6.
So far as ascertained, Dunnell's ma.
jority in the county is 80. This will he
increased somewhat. Kniss' majority
is "A, which may be increased a few
votes. Rohrer's majority 50 far is IS.
Gorden is elected Commissioner in the
First District. His majority over
Bloom is 9, with Seward still to hear
from. Elk gave Bloom a majority.
Elsewhere we publish a letter from
T. Fl. Parsons on the subject of liquor
selling in our midst. We do not agree
with Mr.. Parsons that beer is a promo.
ter of temperance or that the sale Of
liquors here as a beverage would pro-
mote the same. But we agree with
him in demanding fair play and an i'm
partial administration of the law.
It is q hardship that neither drug
gist nor anyone else, physicians except
ed, can furnish liquor even to 4 dying
man without violating the law. But il
Judge Dickinson's rulings are correct
this is the case. If the liquor laws arr
to be enforced in this community, w
say let item be thoroughly and impair
TALLY enforced. We feel confident thai
50 far they have not been.
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NJ. ". Carlisle; Of Cincinnati, Ohio,
formerly connected with the Okabena
Mills, is spending few days in town.
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era YON DRA WING AND CAMEO OIL
PAINTING.

C721 7ON D7R1 WING ANO C1MEO OH
PAINTING.
Done to order by G. S. Haggard and
Wm.>M. Boyer. All interested in art
are invited to call to-day at the Nc
Manus House and see the pictures
made by them and their pupils.
The process Of making these pictures
may be successfully acquired after a
few hours instructions. They guaran-
tee to teach either of these
arts to any one over ten years of
age or make no charges for tuition.
They are we'll recommended and their
specimens will commend themselves.
~ G. .s-
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Niger Baby at Bennett & Grissell's.

Court adjourned on Tuesday night,
after two weeks session. Give 'em
q rest. -
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Sweet Cider ut Bennett Il Grissell's

Amos Ellis and family left for their
home in Wisconsin on Monday last.
Mr.. E. will continue to write for the
ADVANCE occasionally as ona of the
champions of the theological side of
the controversy.
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Imported Violins, Accordeons,;
Mouth Harmonicas, ETC., just received
by Miller Il Smith. 2W
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|. To District Clerks:
As our winter schools commence
please notify me of the time of COM
mencement. The law requires that /
shall have notice two weeks before each
school begins. Nov. 4th, 1878.
J. G. OGLE, Go. Supt.
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PUBLIC EXAMINATION,

There will be public examination
of teachers in the Public School build:
ing at Worthington on Saturday, Nov:
q, 1878, to commence at 10 o'clock a.
m: After this I will give no private
examinations unless I have positive
proof that it is impossible for appli-
cants to attend the public examina-
tions. J. G. OGLE, Co. Supt.
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xRRIvAL AND DEPARrUREuFM MAILS

lRR1vAL AND DDEPARTUREUF Ma Ills
ARRIVES.
Eastern daily j s0S' m
Western-fM Verne and Sioux Falls, 6p. IN.
<,nirit lake MONDAYS 6p. III.
Seward Saturtlays 10 q. III.
E>.%..,, fda,,v,, 3 20 \. m.
s0mtherw IL l0a. m.
WS:tSrn-r.u Verne ant, Sioux Falls 6:45
int,. , TneS,l. 80 "a III.
3ew1rd Saturd1ys 80. III.
All mail. close at p H. week days, and p.
m. Sundays.
20 9 y. NJ. Sunhays-frOm to a. IN. and
~ N. d. SOULE, r. NJ.
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N. V. Mcdowell is preparing to win
ter from 800 to $50 head of sheep.
Some 1900 head, belonging to different
parties, were sleared on his place last
summer, the average clip being be-
tween five and six pounds to ti,e fleece.
The wool was sold ut an average of &c
per pound.
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CHURCH DIRECTOR

CHURCH DIRECTORY
UN1vERsArLsr SERvICEs-Evcry Second Sun.
day, At Miller Hall, ut 1 O'Clock p H. Z. LEA
WITT Pastor.
METHODIST Eprs :OpAl--Services every Sab
hath afternoon At 2:3O Al the Presbyterian
Church Rev. G. H. Dixon, Pastor.
UNION CONGReGA ArIoNAI.-Services morning
and evening. Sn,,A ~ School inamedtately atter
the morning seryice. PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening. Kev. Ii. y Tuttle pastor.
PREsBYTER1AX CnURcH.-Services m0rning
and evening sabbath School r. stter
rve1i1x. New ii. +. White, Pastor.
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

AUDIrOR-JameS Walker
TNEAsURER-l'eter Thompson:
RE0IsTER or DEEDs-JOSeph Chadwick.
JUDcE or PRoBArE-K y: hsroer.
SnERlFF-J. A. Town. 40
SURvEron-A CLANCY. Deputy-A'lem
NJ. CLANCY.
CoURr rCOMMIssIoNER-II. d. I[uNaistsN.
COUNTY ATTORNEY-M. R SOAte.
C)RON.R-L. r. Benlsetk
COUNTY SUPENlNTENDENT-J.C C.O OGN.
COMMISSIONERS.
First District-Jonatl,an GOrden, OF Hersey
Necond District-A. G. Robinson, Of WOrthing-
ton, Chairman.
Third District-Robt. Shore, Of Ransom.
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MINOR ARRIVALS:

Our Ransom correspondent anho1n:::
ces minor arrivals at the residences of
VIM. Clark and 3. F.: Congdon..: ''How
they keep comm, 80 cunnin; and fat
and sma1}, and the only wonder is how
We ever found room for 'em all.'
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Crystal OIL ut Bennett 4 Grissell's.

Cl,as. Beck is home from the Black
Hills. He expects to return soon.
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NOTICE.

NOIICE
All. knowing themselves indebted to
me by Note or account will please call
and settle at once. My accounts are
pressing and 1 must have money soon.
Friends heed the call without further
notice and you will save me trouble
ard yourselves also. JAMES Gown,
3W Adrian, Minn., Oct. 23d, 1873
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Mothers need not b kept awake
nights by the incessant coughing of
fb3ft chihdren n they haze Dr. Marsh-
ali S Ling Syrup at hand, and give one
or two doses in season. Price only 25
cents, Sold by D. $. Law & Son.
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Even If we are not smart we know
what to do when troubled with a cough
or cold. No doctor bills for us. We
take a Is cent note, 60 to the nearest
drug store and buy bottle of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. One dose relieves US and
one bottle cures us entirely.
The Worthington advance., 1878-11-07

We understand that Judge Dickin-
son remarked the other day that No.
bles county ought to have y Judge of
its own. This Was probably partly
facetious, but the great length of our
terms and the vast number Of cases for
new county, naturally suggest the
remark. Hadn't We better apply to
have Mobiles county set apart as sep
arate Judicial District.
THE CONCERT.-On Saturday even-
ing the 9th, James G.. Clark, the finest
ballad singer in the country, will give
one of his Evenings Of Song," in this
place, us announced last week. The
Concert will be given at the Court
House, and the admission fee will be
only 25c, putting it within the reach of
every one. This will undoubtedly be
the greatest treat in the way of con-
cert that our community has ever en-
joyed. Don't fail to attend.
Another Mans Wife at Bennett &
Grissell's.
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MASS TEiMPERANCE MEETING

7U"kS5 4 11S1N1 1szsdVC72 1UEN 1NU
There will be a Mass Temperance
meeting at the Presbyterian Church on
Wednesday evening, Nov. 18th, at 7
o'clock. All who are interested in the
cause of Temperance are requested to
he present. By order of Executive
Committee. GEO. r. AMEs, Sec.
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Buffalo Over-Coats at Bennett &
Grissell's.
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LOCAL.,
woRTH1Na7vN> MIMI, NOV. !, ls,s
CLUB RATRs.

CLUD RATRS.
The ADVANCE Is furnished at 1l 50 = year to
Clubs Of ten or more. Clubs OF ten for dix months
IS cents for each subscriber.
CONF IN AND WRITE A 1E4TER
Farmers In town wislliNg to write letter are
invited to call at the ADVANCE saao3 and do 80.
Writing materials lree.~
O@cial Paper Of the Coun-
ty.
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Buffalo Robes ut Bennett & Grissell's g.
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M SONIC.

DEGULAR COMMUNICATIONS Of Fraterni-
IL ty Lodge, No. 1Ol, A. F. & A. NJ. at Masonic
49,. %AAM Hall IN WOrthingtOn on the
: ; !:
~ sSSz@..4 lat and 81 Mondays IN each
HS&:S. month.
S2$&AYX. N. b. SoUIE. W.. NJ.
ReS& g. Ed. CHANDLER, Sec.
FIN ~ REGULAR CONvOCA-
TIONS Of Living Arch Chap
2SaNiSaaEt q ter. No a. H.. A.. NJ. ut Ma
bv47T\~S soMic Hall on the 4th Monday
Ia oacA month.
8. E. CHANDLER, Sec. lUtJ
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

FOR SALE
on ACRES, in BigeiOw ;2l acres improved, with
OU House and Stable. Time given on part
payment. Price &l50. inquire at this ONCE.
7-5-3W
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New Plumes ut Bennett & Grlssell's
B. n. Carrier WAS appointed Justice.
of the Peace at the meeting of the
Council on Nov. l., to fill the vacancy
left by the resignation of Leroy Cole.
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GRANGE REGISTER.

HE0ULAR NEETlN0S.
WOfthlNgt0n Grange-Second and Fourth Sat-
ardays In each month, At II o'clock.
HerSey-No 3:s3 meets the first Saturday In
each month at the Aersey Hall. All brothers
apd sisters Of other Oranges are cordially invlt-
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Toys, CARPETS and vielins 1t Mt11sa
BaoTHsKs. Also. the Boss HAr.Tw1sTEh 6-5l
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ADVERTISING RATES,

OV@ECT16lNGf HATES.
Glno inch three weeks, 12O0 three months, 400
Three inches weekA, 500 800
Five inches" 600, 1000
Special rates given fos {Atigser advertisements
..Special notices. hrst week 10 cents lines sub.
solheht Insertions cents a line each week.
3fAn4tenk advertisements paid In adtamce.
YEARLY advertisements To- be paid aaarter1y.
1fIRl tetttseMents to 6e paid for befOfe AIN.
4Aklt}s I1fcM.
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Green Apples at Bennett & Grissell's.
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KOR1HINGTON. MOBILES COUNTY. MINI,
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