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The Worthington advance., 1879-04-10
HERSEY

There were three Austrian families
came to town last Saturday looking for
land. We understand that one of them
bought out MI. Hart for the sum of
$3.50.
We are little afraid that the S. NJ.
railroad is about to give Hersey the
slip. We wouldn't care so much, but
Is. W. W. will feel so good over it, We
understand that they have been survey
ing east of Heron Lake. What do yuu
think Of that Is? Now where is your
stone depot?
If we had Mr.. County here, lie could
tell IFS just where it would so. That
you see is all owisg to lots OF Brains.
Oh What blessing it is to have lots of
this III a fellows head.
II You want s good milk COWS for 500
call on Fitzgerald.
DR.. Quinn of st. Paul is here seeding
his farm.
0. IIaffey has just come from Wis,
lie is delighted with our country.
Billy Arlington gave one of his hu-
morous entertainments last evening at
the Court House, consisting of co mic
lectures, burlesque speeches, persona.
tions, songs, etc. 1t was the most
langhable entertainment we have at
tended in that place, not even except
ing the County Conventions and ths
big" meetings last winter.
The stable on the Drake farm, (for-
merly the Buckeye just north of town
was burned yesterday together with a.
bout 100 bushels Of oats. Itseems that
Mr.. Allen, who was moving out, empt-
led the stove so that some straw caught
and fired the stable. The house was
saved with difficulty.
The indications are that all the Re-
publican employees Of the senate will
have to go.-Sioux Falls Pantagraph.
We suppose the Confederatcs will
ride into the capital on mules, singing,
as Leland makes them in one of his war
songs:
'Pile out OF thar. you Feds.
For we uns are a-cumin' for to give to you uns
And knock you into birthstone and blast you in.
| to bits"
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Worthington has taken another step
forward. Yon order your grub from !,
regular bill Of fare At tile Worthington
Hotel. We're not that stuck up here
in st. James. The dining room girl
skips towards you, and halting near
your left shoulder, says: "Rowus beef
porKer baktfish." Or, at breakfast, its
thus: "l}eeves take hammond neggs,
te'er coffy." And the hungry boarder
replies' "Fetchus sallyer got. st.
Ja nes Journal.
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~ NOJeTHIN0TO MARKE7Y. ;.
- WHEAT, 50 q 20. ~.
FLOUR bbl. 400 q 100. .,
BARLEY, 25Q35c.
= OATS p busiel, @Hc.
CORN, 320.
BUTTER. l00l214.
EGGS q dOz., 10c. Il
LUMBER
First Common, el9@e per m.
Second Common. el70>
Timbers, tl9042.
Shingles, d 1894.
Flooring, 42O0$3Q
Siding, 1l50ta
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GRANGE REGISTER.

REGULAR MEETINGS..
WoYthington Grange-Second and Fourth Sat-
o!days In each month, at II O'clock.
hefHey-No 3.s meets the first Saturday IN
each month at the llersey Hall. All brothers
0ad sisters Of other Oranges are cordially invit-
q.
Graham I.akes-cecond and 9Th Wednes days.
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For \ pamphlet on Electric Treatment Of
chronic diseases with Electricity, which will be
sent tree. address the Nc Intosh Electric Belt
and Battery Co., l92 s. 194 Jackson St.. Chicago
III
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NOTICES OF CONTEST.
NOTICE U Land ONCE, worthington,
N Mimi, April 9, 1879.
BsRss sast soeS s srsdes "ee
for abandoning d 8 Entry No. !7,49S dated Oct.
6, 1877. on the mex Section "a, township lOl,
range a.. In Mobiles county, Minn., with
parties are hereby summoned to appear at this
p IN to respond and furnish testimony concern.
Ing said alleged abandommsnt;
81, Sofs ): :: S3GEfGk: S4tHA$ss hsesivs4: hkss1;ts!
NOTICE U. s. Land Once, worthincton
IN Minn, April 3, 1879.
Complaint having been entered At this office by
Oct. 3, 1877. upon the east y Of the neN Of
section H. township lO4, range II, in No.
bles County, Minnesota, with a view to the
cancellation Of said entry: the said parties are
the 7th day Of May, 1879. at o'clock N, to
respond and furnish testimony concerning said
MONS GRINAGER. Register
NOTICE. u. s. Land Office, Worthington,
Complaint having been entered at this office by
Franz sclwab against VIM. l.. McNaln for abNn-
donf e hMessaa ise tEa Eat,y NJ ~ sted
sec. 6. township l4, range 50, in Mobiles
County, Minn., with q view to the cancellation
OF said entry; the said parties are hereby sum-
moned to appear at this office at Worthington,
to respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
~, MONS GK1NAGER, Register.
321 J. T.. MOULTON. Receiver.
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James G. Clark, the singer, is at
Council Bluffs, coming this way. We
hope he will visit us and give us anotl,-
er treat
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will hold public examination Of
teachers in the school ho Use, at Adrian,
on the 10th of April, 1879, to COM
mence at l0a. m. Also ut Bigelow,
May 3, to commence same time.
&c, OGLE. Co. Supt.
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W. II. Wells, i young man from Or
leans county, New York, has arrived
and taken the position of Clerk ut the
The Worthington advance., 1879-04-10

We want rain, so we do. 1t ought
to set in just as soon as we get the pa
per of and rain a hours of downright,
perpendicular rainwater. Cisterns,
wells, rain barrels, etc., are about dry
and SO are the fields.
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We forgot last week to mention the
departure Of our young friend Charley
Smith for PittSb,lrg on Il amonth's s visit.
Hope Charley won't desert US and get
married while he's gone.
The Worthington advance., 1879-04-10

T.. E. Booth arrived OH Friday last
from Alden, Freeborn county, and went
to his claim IN Alton township, where
lie will put out 4 lot of trees.
The Worthington advance., 1879-04-10

Tom Thumb boasts of having kissed
more than million of wolnen.-Ex-
change.
No wonder the poor little fellow
didn't grow any bigger. Too many
sweetmeats are injurious to the con-
stitution. And yet weed risk our con-
stitution on it if we could choose the
''victims.''
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Milwaukee, Wis.

COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Council met on the 5tl.
Sealed bids to furnish lumber consid-
cred: That of II. G. Shepard Il Co.,,
$!6.75 per thousand cash for all grades
OF common lumber being the lowest,
was accepted.
Contract to furnish oil for street
lamps was let to Il. D. Barber, his bid
at 24c per gallon being the lowest for
best water white oil.
Report of the Committee on the i'm
pr0vemeht of the Northwest Diagonal
road was read and accepted, and A.
Forbes and J. Mcmillan were appoint
ed i committee to complete arrange.
nents with the committee from the
Town Board.
An assessment was made of Csc on
$l0O property tax.
The Street Commissioner was order
ed to see that all hay, straw, manure
and rubbish be removed from all lots,
streets and alleys of the plated portion
of the village.
II. Mcmillan was appointed Pound
Master.
j: Mcmillan, NJ. s. Twitchell, and N.
"A. BARLOW were appointed 4 commit
tee to let the contract for digging and
stoning up 4 well on the west corner #
Tenth Street and Third Avenue.
Bill for use of Court Room for hold .
ing caut us not allowed.
There is cushioned seat in the gold
en- city for the man who kills Bob In.
gersoll.-Maryland Paper.
That there is. 1t is the chair of the
Inquisition, transferred to the other
world, and with red hot bottom, in
which every priest and every other
wretch who has prosecuted men for
opinion sake, will have to sit until his
helllsh sin is expiated and his hellish
spirit burned ont.
The Worthington advance., 1879-04-10

ENGLISH MUSTARD SEED.-For sale.
i small quantity, suitable for seed.
Will be sold cheap. Inquire Of ii. IL.
Anderson, at Feed Store. wv.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

ADVERTISING RATES.
CSne inch three weeks, }20O three months, 90
Three inches : weeks 500. 500
Five lnc)les I" 600, 1000
Special rates given for larger advertisements
Special notices, first week 10 cents line; sub
SoQueNt Insertions cents u line each week.
Transient advertisements paid In advance.
YEARLY advertisements to be paid quarterly.
Legal advertisements to be paid for before am
oAvit Is given.
The Worthington advance., 1879-04-10

tNe llpPStOne quarry.
WATER WITcH.-Yesterlay Mr..
SKoog took Il forked stick in his hands
and marched along this side of the park.
About half way down, the stick turned
indicating vein of water. After din
ner, Lieut.. Plotts and Mr.. Shell tried
Mr.. Skoog's powers again by blindfold-
ing him and marching him about the
park. Singular enough, whenever he
crossed the vein first indicated the
stick turned, Mr.. Skoog holding it so
tightly that the bark came off.
The fact is, Mr. S. is Il water witch, >
This il all the :'works Of the devil'' and
calculated to ruin souls" Mr.. S. is
water medium, and i: this thing goes
OH we'll have water Spiritualism, wa
ter Free Love, water Witclcraft and
water-d'ye-call-it everything else right
among the ''saints." Mr.. s. must be
burned in the park, or turned out of
church, or the ADVANCE must he mob
bed, or something must be done.
Wen pay our share to anybody who
will take grubbing hoe and extermi-
nate those internal poison ivy vines a.
long the west lake. They ought to be
torn out root and branch and thrown
into some everlasting lake of fire and
birthstone, with kerosene poured on
top of that. Go for them, hip and
thigh. Destroy every man. woman and
child amorg them and exterminate the
race from the face of the lake shore.
Now is the time to do it. But you
want to go at it iron clad or with a
diving-bell "n, or encased in mo 1itor
turret. The man who undertakes the
job do1I't want to do any foo1ing round.
Posi- ROUTEs.-The following are
among the post routes established by
act of the late Congress:
From Marshall, via Rock Lake, Cur
rant Lake and Lowville, to Adrian.
From Worthington to Currie.
From Currie, via Amo, Bondin and
Seward. to Worthington.
From Jackson to Worthington.
Tom Thumb boasts of having kissed
more than a million of Women.-Ex-
change.
No wonder the poor little fellow
didn't grow any bigger. Too many
The Worthington advance., 1879-04-10

Lime, Hair, Brick, Plaster of Paris.
Cement, etc, for sale. Enquire of NJ.
5. Twitchell, or at Forbes Lumber
Office. 7-32-tf,
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west town, to attend to cropping his
land.
Lime, Hair, Brick, Plaster of Paris.
Cement, etc, for sale. Enquire of NJ.
). Twitchell, or at Forbes Lumber
Office. 7-32-tf.
II. Mcmillan has been appointed
Pound Master and will use the same
yard used last year near Robinson's
shop.
W. II. Wells, Il young man from Or
leans county, New York, has arrived
and taken the position of Clerk ut the
Adrian Hotel, with our friend Childs.
ENGLISH MUSTARD SEED.-For sale,
i small quantity, suitable for seed.
Will be sold cheap. Inquire Of IL. ii .
Anderson, at Feed Store. Wv.
James G. Clark, the singer, is at
Council Bluffs, coming this way. We
hope he will visit us and give US anotl,-
er treat.
We forgot last week to mention the
departure Of our young friend Charley
Smith for Pittsburg on Il months visit.
Hope Charley won't desert us and get
married while he's gone.
To parents.-IIow often does a slight
Cough or Cold lead to the most serious
consequences. Keep Dr.. Bulls Cougl,
Syrup 1T home. Physicians prescribe
it. Thousands take it. Plice Is cents.
VILLAGE STATEMENT. - We are
waiting for the publication Of the vii
lage financial statement. Let us know
where the money went to last year.
Chidley, the Artist, is here and ready
for business. He makes good pictures.
Call and get some. Gallery northwest
Of the park. 1w.
&. E. Booth arrived Oh Friday last
from Alden, Freeborn county, and went
to his claim IN Alton township, where
lie will put out a lot of trees.
will hold a public examination ut
teachers in the school lo lse, at Adrian,
on the 10th of April, 1879, to com.
mence At l0a. m. Also at Bigelow,
May 3, to commence same time.
j. &. OGLE, Co. Supt.
~ Il
The Worthington advance., 1879-04-10

For every ache, pain and 3ruisc on man or
beast, Uncle Sans Nerve and Bone Linimcnt is
the Balm. Sold by all druggists
The Worthington advance., 1879-04-10

II. Mcmillan has been appointed
Pound Master and will use the same
yard used last year near Robinson's
shop.
The Worthington advance., 1879-04-10

Chidley, the Artist, is here and ready
for business. He makes good pictures.
Call and get some. Gallery northwest
Of the park. 1w,
The Worthington advance., 1879-04-10

Pipestone correspondence in Luvcrne
Herald:
&. II. Bennett, the Prince of Pipe
stone, has his store nearly completed.
Next new feed store, Ivy Mr.. Hackett,
which meets growing want in our
community, and following in order is
the new hotel built by Rev. J. W. Lew
is, of Luverne. lie has moved his fam
lily and expects t. be ready to cater to
the wishes of his guests i'll Il short time
The Worthington advance., 1879-04-10

See the law Card OF NJ. B. Soule, in
another column. Mr.. Soule is one of
the old stand-bys and has been identi-
fed with about all the law and public
business since the organization of the
county. He has the unique and singu-
lar reputation Of being an hon.st law
yer, and will faithfully and promptly
attend to BUSINESS entrusted to him,
The Worthington advance., 1879-04-10

NOTICE. U s Land Office Worthingto,,,
N Mimi, April 8, 1879
Complaint having been entered at this Office
by Aaron II. Beach against John Gerson for
October Il, 1873, upon the wt4neh sec IL, town
-O2, range 43, in Mobiles county, Minnesota, with
view to the cancellation Of said entry; the said
office on the 9Th day Of May, 1879 ut 10
O. "a esp'nd and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment
MONS GKINAGER, Register
321 JP MOULTON, Receiver
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VILLAGE STATEMENT. - We are
waiting for the publication Of the vii
lage financial statement. Let US know
where the money went to last year.
The Worthington advance., 1879-04-10

To parents.-IIow often does slight
Cough or Cold lead to the most serious
consequences. Keep Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup ut home. Physicians prescribe
it. Thousands take it. Price Is cents.
The Worthington advance., 1879-04-10
3Vorthington @draatt.
PUBLISHED wREKLY. At

WORTHINGTON, MOBILES COUNTY, MINI.
V0sms Two Dollars per year, invariably IN ad
enee. Al! orders will receive prompt attention.
CommUnlc?ti0ns Intended for publication must
accompanied by the real name and address Ut
oooAri1y for publication
The Worthington advance., 1879-04-10

Uncle Sans Harness Oil put on your harness
will make the leather look new, and keep 1t sof
and pllable. Give it trial.
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Alexaudria Oazette
SATURDAY EVENING. AUGUST 2, 1879.

lMMoRALI-Y IN HIGH PLA CEs-I do not intend
10 throw 2 stone at Mile. Bernhard She and
Gorge E!i,t, aid ether emin ent persons who
dofy the customs OF society, era competent 10
judge Of right and wrong. and are free to act. l
DO 10. judge them. But whist l wish to point
Gu: IS the social phenomenon pr. sented when
the leaders OF society which crush 90 thousands
IF poor girls IN the mire for illegitmats sexual
relations should a. the ssnie time lavish admir-
n.iCn upon women Of the same character who
happen 10 havo talent.
Sarah Bernhard has never baen married she
has our children she brought to London with
her, and took IN every fine house where she was
entertained, bright boy, who called her Mad
!EeEt Whatever. Fashionable London was at
her inet. 1t WAS sLaply demonstrated that fssh
lonaole English society does not really respect
the custom which 1t processes to hold essential.
moro thing for the poor and ighorant-like
ortEo1o.y. |! is we'll enough for common PEG.
lle to fear hell, etc. This kind Of talk has long
tetn familiar IN The mater OF religious dogmas,
but 1t is now seen to DO tho ying senli.
mcLt acou. tho marriage dogma also.
Sarah BlrnLacdt Is y woman [ real genius
| h:eVe her TO be womsn of heart, ard that
SIC hMs oct Sd hor heart III these matters VIII
IN 1t Is saId 10 TO be more hoy TO obey custom.
| can understand how the sp!endor of genius
displayed in her phedre could hide a multitude
Of sins, even for the rigidly righteous
But what l have observed of her career among
the als.ocrsts Of London loads mo to feel that i
- not through overlooking her sins or forgetting
ihim. but, 10 some extent because Of them that
she mas enjoyed 9 brilliant apotheosis. The con-
slant gossip has lent piQusncy TO her presence
sand The enthusiasm has been quite as great
among tEosc who could not understand or 90
prec'nte her performsnces.-M d. Conway IN
Cincinnati CGnlHleTCldi.
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Notice.

To TIC Conservative cotc~S Of ALer1nIri1 city
0nd c-aDlty.
The Conservative vo.era Of the city and county
will assemble in their respective wards and dis
tl;c!s, at the ususi places for holding ward and
distrie! meetings. on MONDAY, August 11!h,
1879. q. S O'clock D. m, for the purpose of elect
ing delegates TO represent this city and county
in tho State Senatorial Convention, which con-
renes IN Alexandria on Wednesday, September
9TH. 1870
The rstio OF Misrepresentation will DO one delegate
for each one hundred Conservative voters and
csch fraction cver fifty, Gao. in The las! presden.
tial election.
By order Of the Executive Com miltee
HgGu LATHAM, Chairman.
JAs. K. CATION. Secretary.
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Senatorial Convention.

State Conservative Committee. we do hereby
designate "Wednesday. the4!h day of September
1879. as Tho timo and The city OF Alexandria as
tho rIaco for holding convention to nominate
the Conservative candidate to represent this the
I'm senatorial district, in the Senate of Viz
plIia
The representation in tho convention will be
one delegate for each one hundred conservative
Votes and each fraction ever fifty, cast in the
severni counties at tho list PRESIDENT election
Inc district Is composed Of Alexandria city and
County, Fairfax aud Prince William.
HUGH LATHAM,
ca. Alex. City and County Con- Com.
THOMAS MOORE.
Oh. Fairfax Conservative Committee
w. w. THORNTON,
Or. Prince VIM. Con. Committee,
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CLOSING.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONEk'S OFFICS,

4 VIM h1SSlON6hO OtplOb.
To Peter B. Borst D. E. Almond, d. j. smoct,
assignee in bankruptcy Of W. Edward Lauck'
9. NJ. Borst and Robert Bul1srd
You are hereby notified that l have fixed upon
WEDNESDAY, the 9th day Of august nexL,
or II not fair the next lair day thereafter, (Sun
day excepted) to asceltsin and take. st my oti,s
sn account of tta annual and fee simple value OF
Inc land in the bill in this cause nsreed, being
the land lately owned by the said Peter B. Borst
lying IN the upper part Of King George county,
the liens thereon and their priority, required to
be taken by the decree of King George Circuit
Court rendered, in vacation, on the 18th day of
July, 1879, in suit in chaucety depending in
SAID Court between Thomss N. Ashby, James
.. Weaver, assignee of s. A. Rurocker, Samuel
Howell, Miles White and David Bumgarue7,
executor, &C., plaintiff, end the sad P. B. Bors!
and others, defea dsnts, a.. which time and place
you are required to attend.
Given under my hand, as Commissioner in
Chsncery OF tie said Court, the day and ye4r
hrEt aforesaid. WM. s. BROWN, Comm'r.
mason, 2. a. jy 22-w Nv
A T A CORPORATION COURT for the city
q OF Alexsndris, continued aud held on tho
10th day of July. 1879, at the Court House CT
said city:
James +. Csrlin, E. r. Csrlin and B. F. Carlin,
partners. trading under the finn nsme OF
James f. Carlln y Sens, complsinants, va
Ford, deceased, B Chichester and Mary 4.
Chichester, his wife. and Fanny J. >hsrffs aud -
Staff her sOsnd, Stephen II Ford, Orlsn.
do b. Ford and Josiah +. Ford. an infant
snd a. w. Armstrong, guardian Cd Item, de-.
PENDANTS. In charcery.
Extract from decree
The Court doth order, adjudgo ard decree
that this Cause he. and the samo is hereby, re-.
| !erred to one Of the commissioners in chsncsrv
OF THIS coull with instructions to ascertain AMI
| report 10 this court
lst. The amount. character and value of tina
| real and personal estate in thu bill mentioned o.
which Josiah Ford, late of the city of Alexsn.
drls, in the State OF Virginis doces,ed, died
| seztd and possessed.
| I'd. The liens against the said real estate, tho
amount thereof snd their respective priorites.
| 81. 10 take an account of oil claims against
the estate OF The said Josiah Ford, deceased
ith To state and settle tho account of Mary
| +. Ford. executrx of tho las. will aud testament
otthe said Josiah Fosd, deceased; and the said
commissioner i1 chsncery is hereby required TO
give notice of the time and place wneu and
where nc will prccaed to execute this decree by
publication in the Alexandria Gazette. new!.
paper published in Tho city OF Alexandra Vir
gnis once a week for four successive weeks,
which pu olicaton shall bo equivalent to porsoa
| oil sarVics on tie parties to this calse.
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VlkGIN!A: At Rules held in the Clerks
cfhce of the Corporation Court of the civ
OF Aie1andris, on the I'd day Of July, 1879.
B. Whest!ey, b. Brown and John Thornton
pialntt., sga!ns. Ida Lemo Isaac small
Elza Blair and the children and heirs at Isu
OF William Small. deceased, wnosa names are
unknown, and Anthony w. Armstrong All.
ministrator c. t. q. of Celia Brown, deceased,
Memo. The object of this suit is to subioct III ,
real estate Of the said Celis Brown. DECEASED ~
the payment of her just debts and fuuersl az.
ex penses "' "a
y, Inc defendant, Ida Lemo Isaac Small EHz
nlaif ana Inc children and heirs ct law of VII.
nam Small, decd, whose names srsunknown
not having entered their appearance and civen
security according to the act of Assembly and The
rules OF this Court, and it appearing oy affidavit
tnat they are not residents of this State II
is ordered that the said defendants appear hare
within one month after due publication of tbis
ORDER and do what is necessary to protect Their
interests in this suit; and that cow Of this ar.
DER be forthwith inserted in the Alcxsndrs Ga.
zette, newspaper published in the civ Of Aler.
orla, once week for four successive weeks an!
posted 1t the front door Of the Court House Of
this county. A copy, test:
K. Kemper, - o'eiA'
Samuel q. Brent, pa 10 5-uAu