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THE BALL SEASON.

Dodge NOTICE, $500
Reception and Hall Gilmorcs Garden Carriages will
arrive from north through Madison and pass ont south
through Madison through 26th ~. Public car
riages will form line on Madison av facing south Private
carriages will Occupy side streets as their owners may
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'ORK, WEDNESDAY,, JAN
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ETIss I0TTTE BANCROFT GIVES MAGNETIC
III treatment for rhenmatism satisfaction guaranteed
DHEUMATIsM POSITIVELY CURED-EUROPFAN
lCRheumac Society regularly Incorporated 80 West
ssh terms and reo the public are
DoYAL HAvANA-DRAws FEBRUARY II, 1879.
a r Capita. .. sp ps:s.
Prizes ca.hsd: information given
9. vIADERo 4 CO, Bankers.
New st.. basement
DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
NEXT DRAWING. FEBRUARY II. 1874
sa4pri.e. amounting e $4,000 pesos
Spanish Gold and Havana Bank Birs bought and sold
D''''' On havana Nue. a. MARTINEZ 4 co, p.nter...
10 Wall ST., basement
Hayh THIS pax S.. fo naD
have no interest therein DATED NsT TGTk sT n is'
l successors to Murray, Miller 4 Co.
Frankfort L0'sIy Make; ,s. Ky
49, a. 49, GAS. .e > 1s II T. 1913 e 7s ST.
draws a's:os ii ss STAT! t. i 1G Iss!! IL.
r. 81 s. e Z. 8. 81 3 s. s. 70
u, ,.
80 "'''" ''' = an" LUT FS CO. Brokers.
$67925.DSDkkRRs RE EiEhsbAY kE SSESsSxnr
1884 d Price. $s7 s2s ID dss nn
B. i. P'osssrEK i CO.. Northern Agents..
SPORTING, Dogs. BIRDS. &C.
GKDERs AND COMMISSIONS on BILLfXRD TOUR
VS. sSes s ans isf1h!RK
THE BAUER-MULpooN MATCH-IRvING HALL:
THE ONLY DEALER AND BREEDER OF FIRST
fowl Dss anu ''m'
THE BAUER-MULDooN MATcH-rIvE TICKETS
for sale at TYsoNs news counter Fifth Avenue hotel
HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.
At BARRIER SONS .u.
caR ekSEE w or p hsSdsTsy &c gts 4
REGULAR SALES every wednesday and SATURDAY.
TTkTTY o 5Su ss fGT T%Is G pz ss
xr II O'CLOCK,
ana enS Pony Fs:s,sa Kos a.s
set Coupe Harness lot other Single Harness.
Dl r1fs Sas'' BEAUTIFUL AND VERY CLOSELY
ss d S sfn rs s Of
steam or snythng very stylish and snowy and warranted
FIAEToX OUTFIT sS%p;sing an sles ga and ys cry
say .ass
by lady and is warranted sound and
IL Close $685. and scarcely sciled; hne Single Ia
EXTRA FINE large brown saddle and hsrne:. Horse
harness and warranted sound and kind also
iiiGn BRED Y0GNG irottine Mare lsk high 9 years
and is warranted sound and kind.
The exr.ordnsry handsomc stylish and tremendously
Years old got by Blue Bull BY CLARK Chief. second
y rs ,sS
several trials last season OF from ~ TO has no
S ssa
owner since four yearold and up Z" short time since no
Of late evnced great aversion being driven under tho
F2G bk SgMfFh Ct ss h; .ni :r''A
| SALES NEVER postponed on account Of Weather.
rJ haHS Ata 5HT WE'LL fEI
AT II O'CLOCK rnoaFaT' A rH ii PRIVATE STABLE
sSSHrss r$S StHH
s Sa s. , one that "a. o
team can .roi IN $50; they are young az iind
| aud will be fully warranted 81
@s' Esss sfs:T.
double coupe and road ne dress aud
Also All the stable Furniture and Fixtures vsstovc
and nns a n eSss so ana also large
III ES si5SHE f &in IS S HiS1T TO
| "A. either .sARvENr. patent or plain style,
| in all sizes, .r
from ih RON !nsA c e s1lh rrH9f''
RUBBER CT Cus siif6 NED AxLEs.
| . ready for use.
''"' W ''' NEW HAVEN WHEEL COMPANY.
New Haven Conn.
l
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
:. :. + r
$Is|$jss555E
%.siPSss3SS ; :3a i:s$$ $*ssIHsnse
' jaeksos co.. "1 S.niss., s. Nassau St.
OFFICE OPEN TIL b1y y iys STSsK THIS ~EDsrs
A SAFE TREATMENT is GUARANTEED FOR ALL
"A special complaints by DR.. and Nine. RoDLING, 2eo
AsD .m MSGk for Is coughs s eod
caah bronchitis also for lung throat and vocal aec
80 Chambers st.
LEGAL DIVORCE WITHOUT rusLIc ,r
MUNRO ADAMS. Attorney, io4 broadway.
gAHoMItEEE BLOOD AND tyER Pills CDR
oppressive breathing, costvenoss an unfang ambitious
CCiANDLERs) surely vegetable goatino coated. taste
less; Endorsed by all physicians.
CHAMoMILE BLOOD, AND LIVER PILLS CDR;
know the ingredients
NHAMoMILE BLOOD AND LIVER PILLS CURE
or shoulders.
CIM.AMoMILE, BLOOD AMP Oily! LIVER PILLS CURE
powerful rein vigorator of the system.
CHAMOMILE. BLOOD AND LIVER PILLS CDR.
GCHANDLER'S, build NJ broken down constitutions;
Vest ss9' sd. R' st, al f'''p" o'p'' 1
CATARRH, DEAFNESS AND THROAT DISEAsEs-
S Sp BE- fIf Me- ans
references of the highest character.
DISEASES OF MEN s Pep IEE NERVOUS SYSTEM
,n~. Of any
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ D..
IA Lexington NV. near Goth st
Hours to and tot.
DIVORCES OBTAINED PROMPTLY WITHOUT PUB
ssH'S
DIvoRcEs SPEEDILY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SUPER.
joining Cooper Institute.
e .sTr. sr aw p2h Sss
place. corner Barclay, two blocks west Post Office
DISEASES or MEN AND NERVOUS DEBILdTY ARE
s TSSy y tbs
Natural Mineral Spring Water To prevent these diseases
aY sS b' e
remedies at rinng cost Book with testimonials and
directions, free Depot, I9l Broadway, New York.
u --OFFIcIAL KENTUCKY STATE DRAWINGS.
U.KENrucky-ExrRA ciAss-NO. 145-JANuARY =. 1879
s. II vi e g. 10 q as IS 49, %
" 49, 70 3 81 six RI e. Manager 80 %
5, IS. 20, 6l, ID. 81 65, A., 10. A. IL. TO- IS, 49,
GEORGIA srArE-cLAss NO. 46-JANUApy %, 1870.
7s' CO. " ~ 49, II s. Fl Ebp Il 81 Manager n Ss
Information given regarding the above drawings Apply
to CLUTE CO, Bankers. 200 Broadway. roar Office.
II ROYAL HAVANA DRAWS FEBRUARY IL
E.CAPITAL PRIZE, $20OOO0 IN SPANISH MONEY
cLd T1GkETs COS s40 hA TX fs s 81 Sao5HDwAY
u COMMONWEALTH .DIsTRIRuTIoN COMPANY
E:DRAws. At LOUISVILLE; KY JANUARY -
CLOSES Al - OF HcSkTs Ok n
CLUTE CO. BANKERS. 200 BROADWAY.
| u KENTUCKY SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION
| U.DRAWS FEBRUARY g. CAPITAL PRIZE; $1,000.
TICKETS; 81 LOUISIANA c SINGLE ING NUMBEs
DRAWS Sur rkDs0 co. BANKERS. Soo BsoAS@AY
| n BRANCH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS STATE DIS
q :trbntion February IL Capital Prize $50 90; Whole
ru.ry o.; Capitol rTiss $4,000; Tickets. g.
r. -KENrrCKy DRAWS FEBRUARY 9; TICKETS,
February III Tickets 81: Capital $4,000 Royal Havana
February II: Capital $2OO0oO Tickots $40 to 81
Uptown agency, s3s Broadway; downtown agency lsi
Broadway b. NATHAN.
81 or MARRIAGE: Treatise on the Disorders of the
Nervous all Forms and Stages OF Premature De-
bility and Diseases Of Mon. % cents Address SECRE
TARY New York Museum OF Anatomy 61S Broadway ~ Y.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

D0sT 0FffCE NOTICE
L Tho foreign mails for tho wcck ending Saturday,
February 1919 will close at this Office Tuesday
A. NJ Tor Europe, by steamship Montana via Queenstown
on Wednesday, at : A. NJ, for Europe, by steamship
Europe by steamship city Of Montreal via Queenstown
by this must be specially addrcssed and al ~
for Europe by steamship Gecrt via Plymouth berbcnrg
aud Hamburg; on saturday at A. NJ. tor Europe, by
steamship Britannia via Queenstown correspondence Tor
Germany and Scotland 20 be forwarded by this
must bc specially ndrcsscd and At A. for Scotland
direct by stcamship Ethiopia via Glasgow. hnd az NJ
" for Europe, by steamship Weser. via Southan pton
aud Brcmcn The steamships Montana rsrthis city Of
Montreal aud Brtannic do not take mails Tor Denmark
Sweden and Norway The mails for Nassau. n r.. leave
New York January ~ Tho mails for Havana leave New
York January ~ aud February The mails for Hayti aud
KuEs,cn ia leave New YORK january 30 The mails Tor
AspinwH aud the South Pacific ports leave New York
January ~ The mails tor Martinique. st. Lucia barbados
and Trinidad direct leave Now York February The mails
for Australia &c leave Francisco February ~ Tho
malls for China aud japan leave San Francisco February Ia
THOMAS I. JAMES Postmaster.
Pos1 OFFICE. NEW YnRK Jan. Is. lS7N
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ADJUSTMENTS.
LNiFTn AVENUE THEATRE.
Mr. ID. H. HARkINS. Director
TREMENDOUS HIT GREAT ENTHUSIASTIC
CROWDED HOUSES. ROARING WITH LAUGHTER
Sydney Rosenfelds version of LArronge's delightful
Comedy Dr. Klauss, made expressly for this theatre
and entitled
DIR. CLYDE. DR. CLYDE, DIR. CLYDE,
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
with elegant elaborate miseen
scene and the following remarkable cast
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MILLINERY AND DRESsMAKING.
NINE r. T. WIRES FORMERLY or 1874 5TH Av.,
Nlisie having chgTEs Of D. H. Macy Co.'S drcssmakng
wSfo>hme business i04 9Th av popular
prices, Monday. kssvusry 10. 1879.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-02-13

THE NEXT NOR.

The newspapers of the State are wag-
ing a fierce warfare over the question
of the next Republican nomination for
Governor. Some want Pillsbary for q
third term, but most of the papers seem
opposed to this. Tie papers of South
ern Minnesota seem to favor the nomi-
nation of Wakefield. The chances are
that the'contest will wax so hot that
both will Ike thrown aside and new
man nominated.
Southern Minnesota is claiming the
Governor this time on geographical
grounds. 1t would be refreshing to
have a governort'aor again who isn't q
st. Paul or a Minneapolis man.
P,llsbury is good business man but
we question whether he has the grit in
linn for the times. We do not like hrs
lack Of decision III the st. Peter Asy-
:lnm matter. There seems to be good
nlealpf truth in what Senator Doran
said the other day in the Senate:
The duty Of the committee was fully
discharged when they made their re-
port to the gOvernor-and 1T that point
the duty OF the governor began. Ills
opinion was that the governor was
afraid to act boldly, and therefore pre-
scented the report to the senate. This
committee is afraid of 10 one. The
governor has sent the report to the sen
ate; he is afraid of Loren Fletcher.
Brown and the rest of them. Tie gov
erlOr is Il &C W lrd.
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Very respectfully, J. A. BENTLEY.
Commissioner of Pensions
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RAILROAD MEETING.


RAILROAD MEETING.
A rousing railroad meeting was held
at Austin recently to consider the mat
ter Of securing the Sor them Minnesota
ito that place. The meeting voted to
draw up a bill allowing the city to vote
bonds not to exceed $50, 900, interest at
Q per cent. and to run 80 years.
II 1t not time that we did something
at Worthington in this direction? Does
anybody know whether the Southern
Minnesota will come to this point in
case We vote them handsome bonus?
Can't We get something definite from
them? The only hope Of this county is
in another railroad.
REDUCING FREIGH1&
The Fairmont Sentinel says the
Southern Minnesota road has made an
other reduction in freights. LIST class
through freight is now carried for &c
per cwt., a reduction Of 1Oc. per cwt; I'd
class Sc, reduced SC. per cwt.; Sd class
sc. reduced &c. per cwt.; 18th class &c.,,
reduced &c. per cwt.
This Is q cents less on f1rst class
freight than We are paying from St.
Paul to Worthington. Jackson, rs We
announced last week, is paying 81 less
ton for coal and 81 less per IN for lum.
ber than we are. Hurry up the South.
ern Minnesota. We are more satisfied
every day that the hope of MOBILES coun-
" is in another railroad. If it is nee.
e0sry to bond: the county to secure
competition, it would pay US welltto do
%. Tho whole county would at once
feel the benefit, not only in reduced
freight and 10c more per bushel fol-
wheat, but in An increase of population
100 per cent. within year or two.
rAxEs' rAxEN
Mr.. Miller has touched upon the real
points that demand the attention OF
our citizers in his reference to our lack
OF school buildings, and mill prop
erty, weaknesses which We hope to be
able to mend with the advent Of better
times. True we have no suitable coun
ty building but our county orders are
worth 100 cents on the dollar and We
have 4 good building which answers
our present need. In the matter Of
side walks, yards, metropolitan airs
etc, we shall have to plead guilty. w
have, however, an efficient night patro
who has already been instrumental il
saving our city disastrous condagra
tion.-Rock Go. Herald.
Yet we understand that the debt O
Rock county is much heavier than TIN
debt of MOBILES. Still their county ord
ers are worth more than ours and thei
levy is considerably less. Our count!
is endeavoring to pay Il large part o
the principal in these times when ther'
is not enough to pay interest. For in
stance, we have a levy to pay 81, 900 0
bridge orders and another to pay abou
$500 Of Jail orders.
We.cannot help thinking that Rocl
county is much wiser than we are il
tho management Of county affairs
Here it is jobs, jobs, jobs, continual
to keep few county leeclIes employed
and the distressed farmers must foo
the bills. Bat they will get their eye
open in time and see that the AD
VANCE is not talking to spite til
"Ring" but for the best Interests of tn
whole people.
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discrepancy. For ten years past the
TRUSTEES have annually certified that

discrepancy. For ten years past the
trustees have annually certified that
they have examined the treasurer'S &C
counts and found them correct, and
every single statement, according to
the testimony Of Kerr himself, is \ lie'
Kerr says they never examined his ac-
counts; they always took his word for
everything.
Mr.. Kerr does not dispute the figures
Of the experts. He acknowledges that
he owes the State $4,000, but he recol-
lects there are some old items which he
forgot to put down in the books. 50
he re- alls enough of these old forgotten
items to swallow up the $4,000
OF INTEREST TO PENSIONERS
The following circular from the
United States Pension Office has been
sent for the information of the pension
ers:
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
PENSION OFFICE,
WAsIIINGrON, D. e., Jan. q, 1870.
CIRCULAR LETTER.
S1R:-Persons who are entitled to a. =
rears of pension, under the act grant
ing arrears, approved January 25, 1879,
and whose pensions were granted pre-
vious to that date, will not require the
assistance Of claim agent in obtain
ing the amount due them. All corre-
sp0ndence in relation to any claim for
such arrears, will 0e with the person
entitled. and no claim agent will be rec
ognized in such claim.
A letter addressed to Commissioner
Of Pensions, signed by the person Who
was in receipt Of the pension 1t tho
date aforesaid, aud two witnesses. in
the presence of magistrate, will he
the only application required-and up
on which the rights of all parties corr
cerned will he adjusted.
The Pension Certificate should not
be sent to this oftice-but it must be
exhibited to the magistrate.
The letter should he in the following
or equivalent form:
To the Commissioner of Pensions:
I, 4 pensioner under
pension certificate No. hereby
apply for the arrears due me, under the
! act granting arrears of pension, ap'
proved January 25, 1879. My So.
| fee address is-[here insert the name OF
the pOst-0ffice, and if the claimant re-
sides. in city, the name and num}'e,
Of the street and residence must also be
given.]
THO uitnesses. Name Of claimant
State Of. County Of, So.
Signed in my presence. by ----
who is known to me to be the person hi
describes himself to he, and at the same
time he exhibited to me his pension
certificate, which is num',ered-
Magistrates Signature.
Very respectfully, J. A. BENTLEY.
| Commissioner of Pensions
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BUSINESS CARDS.
BANK Of W0RTnIN6T0N.

EL1Hu SMITH, Banker. 4. n. SMITH. Cashier.
INTEREST PAID FOR TIME DEPOSITS.
nysH Town Lots.
Drafts Bought and Sold. Special attention Civ.
en- to collections.
Jflce Hours from to II q. m. lid from to 4
O'Clock, p. N. t227ly.
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FREE OPINION.

This department Of the ADVANCE IL open toany
one to express his or her views in appropriate
language upon any subject whatever, whether
religious, pbi"Sophic, scientific or political.
The conditions are: lsrevity, write on one
side Of the paper only, use appropri ate language
and avoid personalities. The name of the writ
er must accompany communications, not for
publica; ion unless desired, but rs u guarantee
OF good faith.
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Blank books for sale 1T the AD-
VANCE Office.
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OFFICERS.
JOSEPH CHADWICK,
ReQister Of Deeds,

Worthihgton, MOBILES County, MINI.
fIas the only complete set Of Abstract Books
IN the county.
viii furnish abstracts OF title, pay taxes Tor
non- residents, procure land patents. ETC..
Keeps 4 supply OF Blank Deeds, etc. Gives es-
rci.l a.tcnti N to executing and acknowledg-
~. Deeds, Mortgages etc. Correspondence so
ri, ed. t6-lAiy
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TREASURER KERR.

Rev. Mr.. Kerr, the Insane Asylum
Treasurer, having questioned the &C
curacy Of the report Of the experts who
examined Ills accounts, and found de-
felt Of some $1,000, they reply that if
there are any errors they must be his
own. for their business was to examine
his books and accounts merely, and not
to go behind them and admit the off
sets and errors claimed by him to re-
duce the S4,0O'.
Senator Doran, in the Senate the 9th
er day, in defending tbs report of the
legislative committee on the Asylum
iniqnity, thus dwelt upon Rev. Mr..
Kerr's manner Of dong business:
Now we come to Mr.. Kerr. as guar
dan of Ellas. Nelson. Mr.. Kerr has
over 5000 Of this mans money in his
hands. and yet is indebted to the State
aOrne $500 on account Of this patie,.t I.
Can Mr.. Kerr give any good reason why
lie does not pay this debt which his
ward has incurred?
The carpenters were DELAYED by the
masons, and claimed some cnm,ensa-
ton for their delay, 80 Mr.. Kerr pays
s65 to boil, parties. His accounts were
''involved."
Again Mr. Kerr discovers :. /; S,.:r,
ancy between the p.l..d REPORTS =:
$3.50; he Immediately brings il, a bill! If
$3.50, which the trustees allo,', without
question or examination. IL tx! .;r,,;.+
that it WAS merely y clerical ezra, .iaS.
covered three years after il WAS n,a.i,,.
lie had got his accounts u liltlt. liz.
volved."
We then discover another little error.
The reverend treasurer 'aistrl the lie.
ures IN a payroll $500. lie has never
made any explanation Of THIS llttl:.
transaction. except that his accounts
were ''invOlvet.
In the report of 1867 we finI balance
at 1852 - which, is not carried forward
to the next year. Tie committee were
surprised to find this omission, and
when Mr.. kerr's attention WAS called
tO the fact lie was equally surprised.
lie said the matter was ''invoived" and
then lie trnmps up All account Of SER
Vices rendered and petty expenses
which exactly balances this account
that Was not accounted for. Eleven
years after this transaction Mr.. Kerr
brings in voucher to eat up this little
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Gift Distribu-
ton.

ton.
About the first Of January, or soon
after, the WoRrI1INaToN ADVANCE
will make Gift distribution among its
patrons.
Among the gifts distributed will be
the following:
One No. 8 Wilson Shuttle
Sewing Machine.
Worth $50 co.,
One Improved Whitney Sew
ing Machine.
Worth $50 co.,
One New Home Sewing Ma
chine.
Worth Sos co.,
l Webster's Unabridged Die
tionary, worth $12.
l Minnesota Atlas, worth$ SIS.
l New Parlor Clock worth $6.
40 copies of DR.. Chase's
IL Recipe Book.
A number Of Home-Guide
Cook Books.
Other gifts will be announced here
after.
These gifts will be placed in the
hands of Committee Of five ADVANCE
patrons to he distributed among those
entitled to gifts. The distribution
will be by lot, or by any other method
selected by the Committee, which will
insure to all entitled to gifts an equal
chance.
CONDITIONS.
Every subscriber to the ADVANCE
,cho pays all arreorages and one year IN
adrance from the first of January, 1879,
will he entitled to an equal chance in
the distribution. Every such subscri-
Der is sure to receive y Cook Cook at
least, rs there will be q gift to every
one, while three subscribers are eacl,
snre to receive Sewing Machine; one
is sure of a Webster's Unabridged Die
tionery; one is sure of q Minnesota At.
las and II are each sure Of copy OF
DR.. Chase's Recipe Book.
NOT LOTTERY.
This gift distribution is not lottery
in any moral or legal sense Of that term.
We shall simply place the gifts in the
hands Of Committee to distribute 4
mong our patrons by any method which
will give all an equal chance to secure
one of the main gifts. We shall have
nothing to do with the matter furthe,
than to turn the gifts over to the Com
mittee. We receive nothing for the ar
ticles distributed, hut will be out Of
pocket to the amount they cost us. Il
is an out-an-out gift and nothing else
Our only object in doing this is to in
duce our patrons to pay up according t.
the agreement made ,chen they Subscribe d
OF course, every new subscriber VIII
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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-02-13

Mr.. james Parton has been lrctnri.,u
in New York OF "I'he Coming Man S
Religi"n,' which,. according to his idea,
will be to improve mankind in this life
and in no other. lie lehounces with
unSparing severity all the Old systems,
regarding them as relics Of barbarism.
Pioneer Press
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-02-13

SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE
Three new Sewing machines for sale
1T this office, one Domestic and two
Wilson's, will be sold for one third less
than cost for cash.