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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-08-28

JERSEY,
Our little village is decidedly quiet at
present owing to farmers being busily
engaged with their haying and other
work.
Although we are not q railroad cen
tire or crossing, we can imagine the
feelings of those fortunate towns by
looking over the prairie and watching
the S. NJ. r. Il. engine smoke as she
passes up and down to and from Jack
son.
Our friend L. 3. is 4 terrible old
"boch" but people are inclined to pity
him for they begin to think 1t is not his
fault. He is so polite to the ladies, and
makes such an excellent escort for at
tending circuses. That's what the girls
say. Well ladies you could do much
worse. We always were inclined to
speak good work for the Senator.
Mrs. r. E. Fitzgerald is off on few
days vacation. Mr. Fred Hatch is at
tending to the wants of all customers
during her ab:ence and by-the-way
Fred. makes a rottling good clerk.
s. E. Goodrich has gone to st. Paul.
lie does not give up his land here, but
will not work it himself next year.
Hopes to return and go into stock in
course of Il couple of years.
Mr.. Ed. Barreau (Secretary of the S.
G. & St. 2. Railroad Land Depart
ment,) St. Paul, with his family is Wis
iting his brother, Mr.. Otto Barreau, of
this place.
Mrs. Rev. C. T. Coer, of Rochester,
Minn., and family are making n short
visit with her brother, Station Agent,
Morris.
Messrs. Otto and Ed Barreau, Fred.
Oberly and the Gotthelf boys are maxi
iug.tle prairie chickens ':wisll they were
dead: and they generally are by the
time they get through with them.
They are shipping a large number to st.
Paul every evening. Y.
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COUNTY NEWS.



Mr.. Roberts has purchased a barn of
Mr.. Crosby and moved it onto his lot.
A drove Of Oregon ponies were here
the other day. Four were purchased
here.
John Green, of Carver, is here look
ing after his farm.
A bell has been purchased for the
Adrian School House.
Mr.. Flanagan has about recovered
from his recent Illness.
Mr.. Cooper has returned from Iowa.
Mr. Wegen has Il lot of framed PIC.
lures for sale.
A Select School opened here last
week.
Jas. Gown is putting up pair Of
large hay scales near his office.
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RAILROAD ITEMS.

The Rock Rapids branch from Lu-
verne has six or eight miles of track
laid and expects to reach Doom this
fall.
The Milwaukee Il st. Paul will soon
begin the survey Of a route from Len
nox, 16 miles west of Canton, to Yank-
ton.
The Flandreau Enterprise says the
line of the Minnesota & Black Hills
road will probably be located for dis
lance of forty or fifty miles west of that
place before winter.
Assistant General Manager Drake,
with i party, was at Sioux City the
other day looking at one end Of the
Covington, Columbus T. Black Hills
road. He said that it was not unlikely
that the st. Paul Il Sioux City road
would become interested in that line
and that ut any, rate it would be extend
ed to Niobrara soon.
Chief Engineer Robinson of the
Southern Minnesota arrived here last
| evening, and he reports the line perman-
nine miles up the valley, and the survey
Will Dc COuIflcLcu W OlOuA IdilS W.
| morrow evening. Tie right-of-way has
| been secured to within ten miles of
Sioux Falls, and as soon as our citizens
can obtain it for the balance of the dis.
lance, work upon the grade into town
will be commenced.
Owing to the impossibility of procur.
ing railroad iron, the company will be
unable to lay any track west of the
Minnesota state line this year, but grad
ing will continue as long as the wealth
er will permit, and everything got If
readiness for putting down the rails ir
the early spring.-Sioux Falls Panta
graph.
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DEFAULT has been made in the condition., Of
Va certain mortgage executed anu delivered
by Henry NJ. Johnston ana Isabella johnston,
lis vile, mort aSorS, 70 InOmas Il. Parsons,
mortgage, dated the 20 day OF May, A. d..
eighteen hund ed and seventy seven, and record:
Ell rs u mortgage IN the once OF the Register OF
Deeds OF the county OF NOD!eS III the State OF
Minnesota, on the 2lth DAY OF May, a. d. 1877,
at ten O'CLOCK L. NJ, IN DOCK "A. OF Mortgages ,
on pages $50 anu 9do, when mortgage was given
u secure Tie payment VI tilc SUM VI rive Hun
drcd Dollars with interest 1T the rate Of twelve
per cent. per annum, Which interest was and is
payable annually, and there IS now at the date
Of this notice claimed to be DUE and IS actually
due, two annual Instruments OF such interest Of
sixty dollars each, amountingin all to the sum Of
Ohe Ilundfeuahu twenty DoliafS t$lZ0), and no
action or proceeding has been instituted at law
or in equity to recover the debt secured by said
mortgage or any part thereof.
The said mortgage AND the moneys thereby Sc
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

AUDITOI;-.Jamcs walker.
Observation-Disclosures Thompson.
REGISTER OF DEEDS-JoSepl CHADWICK
JUDGE OF PKODA FER. D. Barber.
CLERK OF COuKr-H. N. Carrier
4SnEnlFF--J. \. Town.
;SURyEYOl.-Allen CLANCY. Deputy-Alleh
NJ. CLANCY.
Court COMMISSIONEN-1I. ID. HnmiStOn.
COUNTY 4ATTORNEY-Daniel Rohrer
CORONER-I.. Il. Bennett.
COUNTY SCPERISTENDEST-J. y. Osie.
COMMISSIONERS.
FIRST Observation-Disclosures Bloom, Of Seward.
Second Dixtrict-A. e. Robinson, vi WOrthing
ton, Chairman
Third DiStrict-RoDt. Shore, Uf Ransom.
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Peevish children have worms. DIR. Jaque's
German Worm Cakes will destroy the worms
and make the children happy.
For every ache, pain and bruise on man or
beast Uncle Sans Nerve and Bone Liniment Is
the Balm. Sold by all Druggists.
For pamphlet on Electric Treatment Of
chronic diseases with Electricity, which will be
sent free, address the Mcintosh Electric Belt
and Battery Co., 1872 & 1871 jackson ST., Chicago
Uncle SANS Harness Oil put on your harness.
will make the leather look new, and keep it soft
and plabe. Give 1t a trial.
Thousands Of dollars are saved every year by
progressive farmers who use Uncle Sans Con-
dition Powder in feeding their stock. 1t re-
stores the sick, adds to the usefulness, increases
the beauty, and promotes the growth. Sold by
all druggists.
Neither when your dear baby suffers in teeth
ing, use DR.. Winchel'S Tecthng Syrup, it SoOtheS
ic, brings natural sleep and is so charming in all
it's effects that II You use it once You will use 1t
always. Sold by all druggists at only Csc bottle.
When you are oppressed with Respondent
thoughts don't worry your associates with
gloomy grumbings, but use Ei!eftS Daylight
Liver Pills. They stimulate the liver into
healthy action, tone the stomach and bring hap
piness. Sold by druggists.
II the fool Is known by his folly, what Is lie
who trifes with cold? A cough Is natures
warning of peril, prophetic Of disease, consump
ton and death, yet how many neglect to prac3
calIy recognize this plain truth till their health
is impaired and strength wasted Have you .
cold Eilert's Extract Of Tar and Wild Cherry Il
valuable as sale and reliable remedy fol
coughs, colds. Group, catarrh and consumptiol
and If you are wise you will at once try it. SolC
| and warranted by druggists.
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Spring Debility.-For spring medi-
cine, nothing can equal the tonic and
invigorating effects Of the Peruvian
Syrup which supplies the blood with its
vital principle, or life element, Iron, in
fusing strength, vigor and new life in.
to all parts of the system. For Dys:
pepsia and debility it is a specific. Sold
by Miller y Smith. ="
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REPUBLICAN STA IN CONVENTION:

REPUBLICAN, STATB CONVENTION:
=, A Republican State Convention will be held at
ne Opera House. st. Paul; on Tuesday, the I'd
: purpose Of nominating the following State on
cers to oe voted for At the next general election
W Governor; Observation-Disclosures Secretary Of
State, State Treasurer, Attorney General, hail
;, The apportion@ent as fixed by the convention
one for each 400 Republican votes and major
1G9cttons thereof cast at the general election OF
GEO. A. BRACKET, Chairman.
HENRY A. CASTLE, Secretary.
The counties in this Representative District
are entitled to delegates as follows:
Cottonwood, 2; Jackson q Murray /. Nob4es
2; Rock ED.
The Republicans of Mobiles County will meet
WOrthington, Oh
SATURDAY, AUGUST 80. 1879.
At O'Clock p. M, to elect two delegates to rep
resent said county in the Republican State Con.
vention to be held at st. Paul September 2, 1879,
to nominate candidates for State Offices to be
voted for at the next general election.
The basis of representation is fixed as follows:
One delegate for each organized township and
Of cast ct the last general election for j. NJ Der.
ry for Judge of the Supreme Court.
The several townships are entitled to the fol.
lowing number Of delegates:
BigelOw 2:LOrain
Bloom 1:OlEey
DeWaId 2: 1tanSOm
Elk zSummit Lake
Graham Lakes 2Seward
Grand Prairie ::Westside 5
Hersey 3WillmOnt
Indian Lake SWOrthington Village 10
Ieota 1iWOrthlnglOh To.
Little Rock :!
By order Of tho Committee.
/. =. DURFEH, Chairman.
Dated August 9. 1879.
WOHTHIN0TON MARKETS:
WHEAT, so q 20
FLOUR p Dbl. 400 q 90.
BARLEY, 2@25c.
OATS y bnshel, 027c.
CORN, $50.
BUTTER. s@l0c.
EGGS p dOZ., &c.
LUMBER
First Common, 4ls@4 per m.
Second Common, $l6@$
Timbels, el9@$22.
Shingles, ii 1891.
Flooring, 420@4M
Siding, 4l5@423.
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M A SONIC.
CIfvRCH DIRECTORY.

METHODIST Observation-Disclosures every Sab
bath morning ut 10 30: sning service ut =
Sunday School ut T.. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. C. X. Dixon, Pastor.
UNION CoSGKEGA rIONAI~-Scrvices morning
and evening sunday school Immediately after
the morning service. PRAYER meeting Thursday
'cveHng ltev. G. W. Hanna, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHUKCH.-ServiceS morning
and evening sabbath School Immediately after
the morning service. PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. d. X. Willard, Pastor.
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Official Paper Of the Coun-
tV.
no 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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Mrs. Forbes is visiting at saltwater. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Moulton have gone to
Rochester for brief visit.
b. n. Carrier has been to Luverne
acting as referee in u case.
Mrs. Smith, of Saltwater, is visiting
Mrs. Simmons, ut the Okabena House.
Mrs. G. p. Hewitt has returned from
a weeks visit to Milwaukee.
Mrs. Clippenger returned Monday
from brief trip to Salix, Iowa.
s. E. Foreman, connected with the
st. Paul Dispatch, has been down this
way rusticating for few days.
Miss Jessie Root left on Wednesday
for Rochester, Minn., where she will at
tend school.
Mr.. J. Gideon, of Excelsior, MIMI,
has been visiting the family of I. j.
Coons.
A. Forbes left on Monday for a trip
to La Crosse and Saltwater and home
via the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Fairs.
Charley Goodnow was in town on
Monday. Twisting little hay for
Wakefield probably.
Eb. Huntington. of the Window Re-
porter, dropped in on us like thousand
of brick OIL Monday last and gave us
the grip of the craft.
Auditor Walker has been spending
several days in Grand Prairie. Won
der if Jimmy twisted any hay down
there.
c. IIun,iston, Clerk of the Land
| Office, is off duty, owing to disar-
| rangement of viscera in the region of
the midriff. Been eating melons prob
ably.
G. V. Beekman, Of Chicago, is stop
ping at the Worthington and looking
for land. Mr.. B. thought of going to
Dakota, but he is so captivated with our
beautiful town and county that he
thinks Of setting his stakes here.
Carl Stockdale, who has been up on
tie Northern Pacific selling groceries
for Durham u Johnson, returned home
to his ma OH Monday night after a very
successful trip. He made love to all
the girls on the route.
A. Forbes, r. r. Miller, A. A. Kim
ball and 0. Shriyer, have been up to
Pipestone and Flandreau prospecting.
The boys report that n. A. got so in
terested in the Pipestone quarry and
one Of its fair attendant spirits that he
remained there for the present.
| F. H. Warren registered at the Nc
Manus House few days ago and gave
his place of residence as Heaven
Being consulter of spirits, we sought
an interview with this denizen OF tina
other and better world, but unfortu
nately he had retired for the night
But we settles the point that angels d.
sleep and eat.
It is: a candid fact, Bromoline will
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUMMONS,
y y w lN wv Nv
CTATE OF MINNESOTA, L.
y COUNTY OF MOBILES, 3D.

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, =,
y COUNTY OF MOBILES, 3d.
The State of Minnesota to Jerome A Chamber
laln Defendants:
You are hereby summoned to be and appear
before the undersigned, one of the justices of
the Peace in AMI for said county. on the 25th
day Of september, 1879, at nine O'Clock in the
forenoon, ut my Office in the village If Worthng-
ton in said county, to answer to John Hansber-
ger IN 4 civil action.
Should you fail to appear at the time and place
aforesaid, Judgment will be rendered against
You upon evidence adduced by said John Hans
berger for such sum rs he shall show himself en-.
titled to.
Given Under my hand, this Dist day Of August
a. d. 1879.
j.. b. BENNETT, Justice of the Peace.
5O2w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TAX JUDGMENT SALE.
DURSUANT to Real Estate Tax Judgment
i Of the District Court in the County Of Mobiles
State OF Minnesota, entered the 18th day of ALL
gust A. d. 1879, In proceedings for enforcing the
payment of taxes upon real estate i'll the county
OF Mobiles remaining delinquent on the first day
of June, A. D. 1879 and Of the statutes in such
case made and provided, shall, on the
18th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1879,
at 20 o'clock in the forenoon. at the Auditors
Office in the Court House in the village of Wor-
Ellington and county Of Mobiles, sell the lands
which are charged with taxes in said Judgment,
viously paid.
JAMES WALKER,
sow. County Auditor of Mobiles County.
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THE CONVENTION.

Next Saturday the Republican Coun-
ty Convention to choose delegates to
attend the State Convention will be
held. The people generally seem to
prefer Pillsbury while the political ma
nipulators all seem to be for Wakefield.
We rather expect the manipulators Of
the machine" to win.
We count on the 10 delegates to the
Convention from Worthington village
being for Wakefield to man, for the
village is always controlled by Il "cut-
and dried" arrangement. Should the
farmers, however, feel an interest in
the caucuses and attend, we predict that
the majority of the delegates from the
country will he for Pillsbury.
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Calico dress found OH the Jackson
road. Inquire 1T this Office.
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MUSIC.
M. w. MARTIN, Vocalist.

Teaches in CLASSES or PRIVATE Lessons.
Tuning Of PIANOS and ORGANS done at
call.
INSTRUMENTS Regulated and Repaired
promptly.
7-4+ttl>
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Go to j. IL. Johnson's for Boots,
Shoes and Harness. 48-tf
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RATES.
GRANGE REGISTER.

REGULAR MEETINGS.
WorthiMgtOn Grange-SecOnd and Fourth Sat
artlays In each month, 1T II O'clock.
IIerscy-No :s2S meets the first Saturday IN
each month ut the Hcrsey Hall. All brothers
and sisters Of other Oranges arc cordially lhvlt-
el.
Graham Iakcs-sccond and 4th Wcdne: days.
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AMERICAN SUGAR CAM NACHIN"

AMERICAN SUGAR CAM MACHIN'
ERJ.
Those interested in manufacturing
Sugar and Syrup from Amber Sugar
Cane are invited to inspect this machin-
cry before purchasing elsewhere. 1t is
claimed to he the best and cheapest
now in use. Exhibited and sold by III.
G.. SHEPARD 4 Co., dealers in Farm
Machinery, Lumber, Coal, and Wood,
9W,
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Reports from Grand Prairie town.
ship say that wheat is much better than
the farmers expected and that oats and
flax are especially good.
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The undersigned has resumed the
business of Dress Making, Also Pants,
Vests, Shirts and other sewing. Resi-
dence on 18th Street, near MoManus
House. Mrs. CHASE.
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CHAPEL ATR{LSIfIfORE.


hotel and one of the neatest school
houses in Mobiles county and now the
plucky and enterprising town IS bound
to have a church and we would not be
surprised to see it under way i'll short
order. Here is IN item from the Port
Chester IN. j. Journal, which looks
that way:
TIE PROMEN ADE.-The ''promenade
concert" ut The Rushmore" at Orien-
ta, on Thursday evening, was a most
delightful affair, and retted about $3.50.
The concert was for the purpose of rails
ing funds toward the erection Of Il
Chapel at Rusllmore, the new town of
that name i'll Minnesota, and the pro-
jected enterprise bids fair to he a quick
success. About 81 500 is required for
the purpuse-of which $500 is secured
at home. and Mr.. George Seney promis-
es $500 if III equal SUN is raised by the
friends of Mr.. Sam'l Rusl,more ut the
East. Of this there is no doubt-as
half Of it was obtained at the concert
Oh Thursday evening.
The people of Ruslmore request us
to return their thanks through the AD-
VANCE to their eastern friends for this
handsome douation.
A. y. Kimball, just returned from
Pipestone, informs us that a young man
about Is years old, a resident of that
place, named Aldridge, was accidental
ly shot on Tuesday last. lie was re-
turning from Marshal with his father
when they stopped to cat a lunch. The
young man took hold of the gun by tie
muZZIe and drew it towards him when
the hammer caught and the load was
discharged striking the young man in
the temple and blowing the top of his
head off.
BOOMING TOWN, PAPER AND HOTEL.
[.rom the Wykof Dollar Weckly.l
F. e.. Stowe, of the Wykoff Dollar
Weekly, was in town last evening and
| called on us. We are glad to hear Mr..
5. say just what Buchanan, of the L.
! mars Sentinel, said recently, that there
is no paper coming to his table which
he reads SO thoroughly and with SO
much avidity as he reds the WortlIing.
ton ADVANCE. lie judged Wortllmg-
ton by the ADVANCE. and thought we
| must have IL ''boomin:" town here
Worthington ADVANCE.
You have Il blooming" town, sir
and Il booming" paper and Il ''boom'
ing' hotel. The McManus House is
"game" to the core. Our friends stop
ping over night ut Wortllington will
deliver their baggage into the hands OF
the first man who cries out, "McMan
US House!' You will get good treat
ment at reasonable charges. AS to the
ADVANCE, one would, from perusing
its columns weekly, suppose the tow
to contain i population of O,00O, and il
would very soon. if it's people kept pace
with SO metropolitan q paper. Worth
ington is sprightly town Of 800 popu
lation, located at the east end of tn,
beautiful Okabena Lake. 1t has goot
county buildings, three hotels, two
newspapers, broad streets, a handsome
public park, fine residences, no public
saloons, good police regulations. and
thrifty people. Stop at the McManus
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just received at W. A. Turner's,
Rushmore, full line of GUNS, muzzle
and breach loading, with all the accou-
trements necessary to make a sports
man happy. 5O-3W.
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State Normal School,
Mankato, Mimi.

Entrance examination. Aug. 20 and q,
RecitatiUnS commence, " e.
This institution, established In 1868, has had q
steady and healthful growth, but has suffered
much from the want OF apparatus necessary to
give thorough and practical instruction in nat,ir
Ill science. BY the liber'ty Of the last legisIa-
ture that want has been supplied, and we enter
upon our twelfth year more Thoroughly Organl-
zcd and equipped tina. ever heretofore. STU.
dents conf cmplatng attendance next term will
be pleased to know that the building has been
greatly improved AMI bcautiiied, and such
changes in It's internal arrangement rs expert
encc has shown to bic necessary, II 'de. lii adj
dition to this we arc now equipped with
l. A First Class set Of Physical Apparatus.
2. A Chemical Laboratory with new Apparat-
us and Supplies.
3. A Complete Professional Library.
4. \ Museum Consisting Of the Birds Of Min.
ncSota (ncarly completely, Minerals, Fossils, etc.
Two new names appear in the faculty-MiSs
Anna NJ. CutcheOn, long connected with the
Normal School ut Ypsilanti, Michigan and Miss
A. H. kctchuM, primary teacher from the pub.
lie schools Of Cleveland, Ohio.
Every Instructor has had long experience in
teaching, and the facilities We now offer to the
young people OF Southwestern Minnesota for
Thorough normal instruction are, we believe
second to none IN the country. We have issued
q catalogue for 1889, giving full information to
those contemplating attendance, and Will send
it gratuitously to any one applying Toy II. All
dress ID. G. JOHN.
43l Mankato, MINI.
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RUSHM ORE HOTEL,

f. L. WEMPLE, Proprietor.
This is new Hotel recently opened on the
Worhington & Sioux Falls railroad. First-class
accommodations and everv attention shown to
guests. Good chicken and duck shooting in the
vicinity.
Good StabIing E. First Class Livery.
RUSHMORE, MINN.
7-40- ly