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did about money being put up OF, On yonr sMci"
"Uh, that's alt liz, gotten uptn O'DonntIl's
Interest,""
=, isd Id' you ers' 'esn Gardner 1'fofo he eaaea
"kevsr met him before, nna didn't kno" who
"How did he Introduce htnsei!i"
wen, l'e tFle'] to make me Inlnx he nad a
good deal Of influence with tho Commissioners,
aud that bY using that influence In my favor he
could get mo the contrnct.n
with Coeurnf'
to any Of the other Commissioners alter the
Committee called"
cet,i'b 1nS hsnr anything about tho offer OF
"7nAr $1,000
was offered 10 Gardner In the interest Of Curtis,
! tn4hk: Hcra,sac tiardncf called on y. ~
Wright Inst eatur,lay and tried to get him IN,
tcreitt1 IN Curtis. Mr.. Wright aniti that Ind
becna prrsonal frend Ut his. snu that Il hr
could DO a1Iytlainu In tic matter ho wouis! cct-
.aln'y .hn work Ia my fAT0F from feell'g' OF f's"d'
"Now, as to Fitzgcra1d'a remark that YOU
wero rfcspu,sIbIc, and Of no account, etc; !"
"Thc letters which were read IN tho board
ness standing and my responsibility. Dttfdcs,
can yet plenty of bonds from e2, ,tN to E:a. .fsa.
Fitzgerald asfd wasn't a citizen. too. tatlY
rontradtcted that. as we'll A. tho assertion That
wasn't ruhnnN MY busness III my owii name,
but in lilo name Of my wife,"
"EIow about tue tnfclt
'spoffortl Inns something to say nhout money
being PIT up IT, a safe. and all that sort of
nut up three cents, md havc never apcnt dol.
lar With anybody to get the contract"
POLITICS.
According to ono report, Curtis WAS supported
for political reasUns,-for tho sake OF gaining
strength for the Republicans In the ensuing
tnfFr n {rr al Ik,3tt In
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ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT.
xpeclat DlstdtcA 10 TAT 1'1AuaA

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. Jan. 13.-Ths following
business was transacted In the Supreme Court
to-day;
u. Powell ct Il. ". Evans ct a.; nandatuus
summons ewardsd, and made retusnabln Jxu.
:4
10, Jueckei ct al. 70. PHILIPPE, executor, etc.
Appea! from Cass; appcal dismissed.
Nos. 10 aud Il wcru striCkCh Gru'n the dockee.
81. Mole u u. ". BAyre It al; appeal from
Edgar; affirmed uuder tlle rule.
, 1879-01-16
INDIANAPOLIS ITEMS.

IADlAKAPoLls, Ind, Jan. 15.--Ths State En-
cralu Association elected tho following uflirtts
Grand President, Jamoa 7. Bowling, Of Indian
srolIs; QEana yce-Prestdeot, Joseph Crime
steiner; Osand Secretary, Patrick Vsu9hsu, OF
Lafayette; Grsud Treasurer, II. J. Carroll, Of
Gruwfordsyille; Grand Marshal, Z. r. Doty, Of
Indianapolis; Board Of Trustces, II. A. Council
", ot Lafayettsi II. II. Kans, of indianapolis,
Marion Bruwder, Of Lafayette; N. u. bsuaeultz,
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Of Lafavettc, Representative to tho 1nternn-
tEotnl Convention.
The Cleveland Rolinn-Mlli Company tt1 cs The
Cits Of Anderson in the United e,atcs Courts
an the first three tcries OF scmf-n1nual interest
coupons IN ten bonds Ut $1,000 fsaucd by that
Municipality. which coupons, die Jul. |, 1871,
H. atsts Con- ~ f'n }1us ea ooutIs /. IN
rese!on. 4 membership OF s0,DW, aud 1Ou
unions, Is claimed In Indiana.
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will bc ttse issue We cannot tsev!ue, but, un'css
thera ls a change for The better, VIC hars reason
to fear that the rnndltion of the e.,1urcd paople
here Will, In MANY respects, he more deplotable
ed and Cared for bY the white pconls Ut tho
south as valuable properts. and now lt,ctr pres.
ence IA intoterable, 10 long "a they are regarded
II political enemies. x. WEBSTER.
, 1879-01-16
ITEMS.

lHp lnu9nt1ApuIles Ie4pW q CnlCuEQ NaTTOWs
uaugs Railroad has completed tho long brIdEs
ovcr Ttppecauoc Rtrer, and most OF The road Il
graded between Monticello mud Delphi. Since
the cold weather set III the wark tas been sus-
pendcd, but will be pushrd vigorously with the
return Of favorable weather.
The Detroit l'ost etatea that ruu,hre are re-
vEved Of a prospective nmalgausntion Of The
tfranl Ttnnk and Hrcat Western Railroads, aud
SOME railroad officials urc ssnEuts TINT The
un1o, Will BE- brought about Within the next Six
mouths. Tl,rsc harc been sumo difficulties In
the way heretofore, hut It Is thought that most
Ut these hare beeu overcome. The stock 1T
nutl s9a1s y nearly all controlled W tho saine
English capitalists.
Another railway publication nsks for patrnn.
ngg. Thta Ia the HafialY l'rr0fd published
monthly III New York. Thu first number. which
las Just male itR appearance, Ia neatly Rotten
III, anA full u Interesting railroad reai!ng ,nat-
pentlentiy fearless In adyocatillg new. ,atlroat!
scliencs which seem to Lo beneficial to thu
tuWntFy, anti n 1enouncinE Ill wildcat auertl'
laing jnlf, nnd will contain t,isny fuatures that
will III: Ike It salaaolc TO rniirosd nIen.
The reports Of the earnings Of tucnty.ono
railroads tuf tbs month OF December sI,nN an
!nctrase of eiM, Gos, ascomparcd With thc Enoutl.
!ncrcasc,. and eight . drrfcasc. The Asct'son.
Tupcka SANTA Fe shows Al Increasc last DO
gvmbar over The fhtslt nl0nlfI Inst yeat Ut *es,-
+as; the Central Pactde, ts8,ilS; the Chtcagn
Alton. 9i9, 40; thu Chicago milwaukee, It
Ht: Paul, EM,h4s: Chl'ngu 4 Northwestern,
mouth In 1877: Grand trunk, a1T', ,laa; Great
Western, If Canala, fs5.3i7: 81. Luuia, Iron
Mountain j. Southern. 81, ,1gf; Wabash, III, ,a5U.
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TILE RAILROADS..

UNpNoFITAbLE CONTRACTS.
The railroads East from this city are Just now
reapipH tho harvest Of their own seltsbness sud
avnrice. Al,ont Xix weeks ago, under the sup-
position that this would be ~ optn Htater, they
took advantage Of the unscttlcd tariffs, and
made contracts for large ntnoun.s Of freight 10
lie delivered during December and Janu-
ars. Shortly attcr making these eohtrscts
the wintcr set in in real caruett, anlthe Eastern
roads. particularly those controlled by Wander
btlt. have been blocked BY SHOW and troubled by
intense cold weather nearly ali the time, pre-
vcatinR them from carrying forward the freight
contracted for. Immense Amounts of freight
awaiting shipment are piled up in the c.t5i and
tile elevators, and s,ofehouscs arc all filed to
et ns:f % t~psft, 1s .,s s 1stsa e me es
fros, Tho FtgoFous weather. from bringing II
upon tt,rm. Just when tho roads we're con-
gtntulatinR themselves o. having gotten over
needed freight esrs. arc on thcIf way
ssos STOW vstor'n arm tets is In '' .: this end rhieh
' f. Bsss s1ehst t9Sss9 &C. not o. .a,s tas
before tnorplns there VII be suct, troubir on
The satuus roasls leading East as has t,c7er been
etpcttetrtd hrforr. owing to the!t Inability 10
carry out The cofltracte made bcfote the aevrFe
suits for not carrying oul. tho contracts within
the stipulated time, THEFT tosfts wile lmn1enae.
The contracts were made at from y TO 70 cents
per 100 pounts on grain trnn Chicago II New
Tork, aud at about tile same figures Tor boxed
meats provisions, aud other folrtstclast Tooat.
With tbs difficulties tho roada had to consostl
aea'nst 4 costs them at least q cents pet 100
pounds, II not more. II no cdnttacts bad been
tho only damakc aono br the weAther wuu!d
have beeu thAt resust!bg frcm tho stoppgae Of
l1,s!oess, which aloue viii run up Into the milf
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he wot,li hare iliytted The property in ihe
middle rntbrr than submit to the family dls-
Rrart." hut folks will talk.
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ana family, drew upon tho seanty
travelling II ! No,ihsrn tou.s1snrss, ] and
purchased pluce In which to lire; hut
tho eli1arJ thai Hampton vaa elected, and /
must pack up an4 leave. But our pour peopIe
puyer nseiud llsIp tro0i the .,chu1ch they loyu
80 much Vi now,-!a Kood a1Fca and the con-
ssoIattops which tho uospel only Gun afford:
denIsd thu scanty. fayofs they enioJed before,
for the rea4up That ttey would not vote tlle
Dcmocratfd ticket. hare been told BY thosa
who claimed to ba ny best frtenda thst tho
only xay for mo to lire u the South was to 20
with tho Democratic party. From eleven years.
srAIlt,ce III tho South, ind extensive obsrfFa-
tion, positively know that It IL Of no use for q
lEan to undertake. to DO business here, III which
ho depends tn the least ou tha sympathy Or CO.
tu1orse thclr polltlca! views.
6lues ths rectnt claimed election Of Ttlden
and Hampton, l have beard tnen again aud
oga!n boast tLat, although beaten by the North
heaten them st the ballot-box. Many Of them
foudly e1psct to recover in This victory OF bal
lots suors than what they lost by tls defeat in
arms, and uo msn, Democrat OF Republican.
INN make them understand or belteYs that
what thcy hare gained In tho ballot Il not the
rauae fos which they brafely fought in tho re-
cent Civil Var. Thcs do not understand the
North; aud much icks does the North under
the leaaInK politicians Of tLis sectiou The
epirt vi purity intolerance u - bitter aud upse-
leuting Vi buiute tho War.
During the recent cxcitement over the sup-
posed Democratic victory, ~ I went upon the
streets cotosed luea would frequently conie to
me aud tay, III you ase obliged to lsaye here,
tLat xo arc aputtsd, aud vi cannot liys hare. i
Ehoy lad bceu spotted Tor The reason thas thsy
uu4 been kllown 70 sola snl at tn sympathy
with ths Republican party. Uus Of tha tuest
ously stabbed in the neck and slde for tue eitu1.
pie reason tnat he reptu,ed 10 stsp between lnY
sou a,.,l ruHlal who wA sucking hi8 lttu. III
my ,s,e visit su Charleston, our people toll Me
there that tho recent political e4rissment aud
troubie 10 tho city had been muru pettlous 10
tncu .hun auy psrlua during tbs Wsx. What
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Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

WHEREAs, Default has been mad, in the
w conditions Of a certain mort gage made by
John McCourtncy, M;r;gagor, TO .lEhn Nelson,
Mor a an; ' Ie Jn!e h lss d uy
N"bes County, Minnc:sot2, on JUNG nth, isS,
1T 6 O'Clock y. Ill. III i ok 'B'' OF Mort "a grS.
page Fl, anu " hich NOR gage was e ven 10 SC
cure tie payment of the sum Of Five llundred
Dollars with Interest 1t the rate Of eight per
cent per allum.
And, Whereas, there is now due and unpaid
on said moItgase and deb! secured thereby. the
sum of Ohc Hundred :,.d For.y Dola,s, as prin-
cipal and Interest, and no HcllUn y: proceeding
at law or otherwise having been commenced to
recover said NOR! rage debt or any part thereof !;
debt thereby secured WAS duty assigned by IN
instrument Thereof duly cX' Cute1 and delivered
by the said john Nti>on to H. d. Winters dated
Govcnl: CT H. 1879, and rec 'rdcd j.: the aid Of
flee OF Register Of Deeds II November St!l, 1873
at 2 o'clock r. III. in Book ''C'' OF Mortgages OH
r Notice is hereby given th,t by virtue Of the
power of sale in said mortgage con- ained, and
in pursuance f The statute. Ill >urli male
and pr,ny'!ct', tie SAD nn:,Ea!e "i!l be tore
gage q, scrihcL and II r, i'at;cr set forth, ut
public auction to1lc r.-. bidder for cash, at
the front door" thee u HOUSE, il 'h:- village
OF WorthinSon, N"h,* c"'l.ty, Minnesota, OH
SATURDAY, JINIARl-3. 1850,
At 10 o'clock a. H., by the Sheriff Of said coun:y
to pay and satisfy HE sum that may then he due
and unpaid on S;i i'll mortgage, and the costs ANA
expenses of such sale, including tie sum Of
Twenty Five Dollars attorneys fees. stipulated
in said mortgage to &c paid in case Of /. lorccio
sure thereof.
The premises described III said mortgage ard
to he sod arc desci ioad as follows: The
northeast quarter of section twenty four ca;
township one hundred and two (iuI) range this
tynine (39).
Dated November l., 1&1G
H. d. WINTERS Assignee Of Nortgasce.
B. II. CARRIER, Att,rn"y for Assignee.
II CIV.
Firs: publication MY. 70, 1879.
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TITHEREAS. Default has been made in tho
w conditions Of u certain Mortgage made by
Henry Baldwin, Mortgag"r, 70 julia NJ. rlumer,
recorded in the Office OF the Register Of Deeds OF
1877, ut four o'clock p. NJ, in Book ''B' Of M'rt.
cages, page 225, and which mortgage was given
dred Dollars, isaUuU )witi, interest /, ON Noven,
Der 18th, INT ut HE rate Of Twelve per cent. per
annui,1, and "hicE i'ite: est WIS and is payable
annually:
Aud whereas, The annual ii,stal:mcut of in
ter;St due AID payable on sail NOR gage dcbs,
sum Of One Hundred alll Fight Dollars, (srs COY
is due and unpaid, and there is now due and u!l-
p'ld On said mortgage an! tie debt secured
thereby tie sum Of One !Iund' ed and sht Dol
lars, (S!t&.t % aid no action CT proceeding ut law
or otherM Use having cen G: Ellncnccdtorecover
said interest Oh said mortgage ~cbt or ally part
Notice is hereby given that under and by vir-
tue OF the power OF sale in said mortgage cnn-
tanned, ana in pursuance oi the statute ia such
case made an provided, III" said mort gage viii
be l0reclused by the sale of the premises in said
mortgage described and he:eina ftrr set fo til,
ut public anc!i"r to the highest bidder for cash,
ut the front door OF the Court House in the vii
!agc of Wo:tli': gtcn, Mobiles Coun u Minnesota,
SAIURDA Y, JANUAR Y 10, 1850,
At 10 o'clock a. H., by the Sheriff of said county,
TO pay AMI satisfy he: sum that may then due
ana unpaid on SAID nori gage, and the costs and
expenses OF S,lcil sale, including the sum IT
Tween, y-FiHe Dollars stipulated III said mortgage
10 be p id Is attorney ices III case ot forcci-
sure thereof
The premises described in said mortgage and
80 to be sold are desert ed as fonws: iii south
tvs qu:rter Of section thirty (:u) township one
hundred ansl the" (r3., i.alge forty (t}, III
Mobiles county, minnesota, containing One Hun
dred and Sixty acres.
Dated November 9th, 1879.
JULIA ii. PLUMi:R, E!ortsagvc.
=. n. CAHR1EI Attorney for Mortg :gee:
13-6W First Publication NuY. u, lsTO
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IA
Mr.. Hartman ret nrned: from Manka-
tOsti,iS morning IS I,

ss
Mr.. Hartman ref turned from Manka-
to this morning. we ...
james NJ ullan, stlle head Espiker on the
Heron Lake branch. las arrived 1T
home for the winter and will be; ready
to start in tlIespring again. !. 80. . n:
4 Mr. Flanagan is still sick: DR.. Sulli-.
van is treating him. - = 4:
Messrs Becker<& Blazcns are having
a good trade for tile holidays. g.. =
John Krast left here yesterday for
Mankato to spend the winter. He will
return III the spring.. -
'There4will be service at the Catholic
Church on Christmas day 1T G., s and II
O'Clock. : -.
e. s. I. Stevenson is paying tho highest
price for furs hides and pelts:
4 pretty heavy blizzard is blowing.
The old year promises to close very
cold.
A Merry Christmas to all. We wish
that all may have a happy time.
EDGERION.
EDITOR ADVANCE: Well, our little
village is RS lively rs ever; The train
was showed in for one day and night,
bat our hardy boys soon made the road
clear and about four o'clock to-day tie
iron horse came snorting along.
Wheat, oats and barley and other
grain still comes rolling in. Over four
thousand bushels Of wheat have been
bought. Other grain in proportion.
+. Klasey, of Willmont, is building
windmill here. Mr.. klasey intends to
lie able to grind III about ten days. lie
will also keep Il full line:.of -four and
feed.
A man from Rock Rapids talks of
starting a paper at Edgerton. -:
Doctor Fairplay, Of Minneapolis, will
open an Office here soon., Mr.. Fa,rplay
is an old army surgeon. .
The road is reported within four
miles of Flandreau.
r.. r. r.
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SLrErMONS.

CTATE OF MISNESOTA,
~ COUNTY OF MOBILES
Defendant
You are hereby summoned to he and appear
before tie undersigned |, one Of. the justices of
day oi Jat.ary, lS't', ut ten o'clock in the
forenoon. ~ my o'ice in the vi'ageof Worl hing
t'n III said county, to answer to il. c. Shepard
and &. L. Shepard, co-partners rs II. c. Shepard
4 Co.. in a civil action
Should you fill to appear at the time and place
aforesaid, Judgment will be rendered against
you upon evidence atlduced by said pi!lnt;lls,
II. c. Shepard Il Co., fnr such sum US he sl III
show himself entitled to.
Given under MY hand, this Sth diy OF December
A. -. 1879.
l.. b. BENNETT, Justice Of the Peace.
15-3w.
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HOW PATCHES ARE MADE.

It will be apparent to any one, who vi exam
tic SOLID GOLD WATCH, that aside from the
necessary thickness fer engraving and polishing
2 large proportion Of the precious metal used. is
needed only to stilIe;i and hold the cEgr"y wed D T.
tons in place: and supply the necessary so'itlity
and strength. The surplus gold is actually need.
less so far UTILITY and beauty are cllccrlied.
In JAMES BOSS PATENT GOLD WATCH
GASES, this WASTE of precinuS metal is over
come, and the SAME sol.IplrY AND STRENGTH
produced at fro:n "e-thiId to one half OF the
usual cost of solid eases. This process j. of the
most simple nature, as follows: plate of niekle
composition metal, eSperially adapte' to the
purpose. has two plates 0; SOLID GOLD So'dered
one on each side The three are then p;,ssc't
between polished steel rollers, and the result is
strip Of heavy plated composition, from which
the Gases, backs, centres, heZels, etc, arc cut
and shaped by suitable dies AMI formers. The
gold in these cases is sufficiently thick to admit
OF all IndS of chasing, engraving anil enamel
ling; the engraved cases have been FRIED TN
til worn perfectly smooth by time and use with
out removing the gold.
THIS rs THE ONLY CASE NJ: DE wITITwO PLATES
OF SOLID GOLD AND WARRANTED DY SPECIAL GER
TIFICATE
For sale by all jewelers.. Ask for illustrated
Catalogue, and to see warrant
s. S. HEWITT, Worthngton. Silly
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The largest, best and most complete
stock Of Boots, Shoes and Rubbers in
Mobiles county and lowest prices at
j. H. Johnson's Boot and Shoe Store on
9th street.. lew
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I Fortlle Adxance.
or. EDI7ORIaLsLIFE


O. the Joys Of the Sanctum,
OF the Editorial Sanctlnl! :ss .55s;
AS you build your airy castles, :<>.s
High above the fleecy cloud: cts, .:>- =.
And look down upon the people, y =, =
DOWN upon the common people =, ;
Down upon this little Tail or
! AS he Sis there ever stitching,
Stitching faster, eyer faster;
Down upon the burly Butcher, 80.
As he deals out steak and SAUSAGE; -,
Down upon the honest Grocer. 80 =
Round the corner selling peanuts.
o, the Joys of musing thtsly.,
AS we gaze down ON the people,
From our castle In the heavens,
= Down upon the common people!
A PICTURE. :,
In the Editorial Sanctum,
Mid the flies OF dusty papers.
Sat hero Of the goose quill.
On All editorial gazed he
G:szcd with pride and admiration
On the lines which he had written,
P"ndered DER the words OF wisdom;
. Easked lie IN the Joyous sunlight
or his own creative genius.
Iii his wild imagination,
Saw he forms Of WnndrouS beauty,
Rising, Phoenix. like, before him,
Round his vision moved each figure,
Moved In panoramic spendor; :
All his hopes took forms colossal,
And in admiration gazcd they
On the Editorial Giant,
'GaZed upon his wondrous goose quill
Listened to his words Of wisdom;
Smiled they Oh his editorials:
He the centre OF their big thoughts.
Wrapped in happy meditation.
Sat the;giant Of the goose-quill,
Sat and pondcred DER the future;
i. Saw approaching the big Feast-Day;
Saw the people I'LL rejoicing,
Heard the turkeys wall Of SORROW;
In vision saw the mighty slaughter;
Saw his table spread with daintieS;
= Saw with prize the central figure
!. The long locked Tor Turkey Gobbler,
The wonderful Christmas Turkey.
j Great The wisdom AMI the beauty
OF the guests who were assembled
At the feast Of the qEili-tliiycr,
Round the board of Oh BE Joyful!
HtutoHS on ECSullH tIlc dreamer;
The most potent spells of magic,
Like the wand Of the magician,
Have their rise and then their downfall
Garry men to the fourth heaven,
Then upon the earth they drop him,
Like hot potato drop lin.
Thus they dropped this wise quill-driver;
AS from out 4 dream awoke he
Gazcd around with awe and wonder,
Saw his guests had all departed,
Saw his trousers worn and scedy,
Saw his coat out 1T the elbows,
Saw tile sky light through his beaver;
Heard, alas no Turkey Gobbler,
Saw no tokens Of the slaughter.
And the gitn: OF the goose -luiil
Sat there m0urnful!y bewailing,
Crying out in anguish thusly:
80, the want Of o few grcenDackS!
q, the lack OF The 'spoHtluiX!'
q, the want OF one bright nickel"
And the walls replied in coEccrt:
''Gne bright nicklc! Ono bright niclllcv'
';k'ls collapsed the great quil!-drivcr,
Thus sub>ied Oi-Be. Joyful!
CLEAR LAKE, Iowa. o. Il. j.
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oMcie1 Paper OF tao Conn.
: ss# Cys 5.t /,
no F'OIsEIGN yREhX

Il 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, ant: our rule is to strike
theI names off.
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COLBY 4 RICH

COLBY 4 RICH
Publish and keep for sale at Wholesale and Re-
tail a complete assortment OF
SPIRITUAL, PROGRESSIVE, REFoRMATORY AND
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
Among the a,1tll"rs are Andrew Jackson Da-
Wis. Hon. Robert Dale Owen, DR.. James NJ. Pee
bles, HynryC wright, Giles i: stebbins, ID. ID.
Home, +. II: Hazard, William Denton. Rev. M :.
T. Craven, Judge J. w. EdmuHdS. Prof S. s.
Britain, Alien Putnam, Epcs Sargent. W. +. Ev-
ans, Jersey Graves. Mrs. Emma Hardinge Bit
tan. Miss Lizzie Doten, Mrs. Maria NJ King, etc.
Psychologists of Books published and for sale
by Colby & Rich ut free.
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CHNRCE DIRECTORY

{.
METHODIST ErIs' ;OpAl.-Servces every Sab
bath morning at 10 80; evening service Mt T.
Sund ay School at y. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening" Rev. C. +. Sheldon, Pastor.
UNION CoNGREGa rl0NA1.-Scrvlces morning
ana evening. Sund ~ School Immediately after
ehe morning service. PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. C. W. Hanna, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH.-Services morning
sSs cav
evening Rev. u. X Willard, Pastor. -,
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Call in anu get your Cook Books.
The editor goes to Minneapolis to
cat Christmas turkey.
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OKABENA HOUSE.
9Th Street, Worthington.

j. W SIMMONS, Proprietor.
Boarding ut reasonable rates and good accom-.
nodations for transient guests. Rates IL per
day. (S-5-ly.
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COUNTY MAPS

:. 0REATRED UCTIONI IN PRICE,
4. Just received al the ADVANCE Office
d new invoice of MOBILES COUNTY
Mars, which we will sell at reduction
:. OF 50 per celt. foy the next 60 days, as
: follows; = ~
= Single Map, 1Oc
Two Maps, 15c
Five Maps, Csc
These are handsome colored maps
and the only large maps OF Mobiles
County extant. Parties ordering 10y
; mail must enclose stamp
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RUShM0RE HOTEL.

E. L. WEMPLE, Proprietor.
This Is new Hotel recently opened OH the
Worthington s: Sioux Falls railroad. First-c'ass
accommodations and everv attention shown to
guests. Good chicken ard duck shooting in the
vicinity.
Good Stabling & First Class Livery.
RUSHMORE, MINI.
7-4O-ly
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

AUDlTOR-James Walker
TREAsURER-reter Thompson.
REGISTER OF DEEDS-JOseph Chadwick.
JUDGE OF PEOBArE-i. y. Barber.
CLERK or COulsr-B. n. Carrier.
SNEKIFF-J. A. Town.
SuRvEYok-Allcn CLANCY. Deputy-Alle'
NJ. CLANCY.
COURT CoMNIssIONER-H. D. fIumiston.
COUNTY ATronSEY-Daniel Rohrer.
COKONER-L. Il. Bennett.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT G. Ogle.
COMMISSIONERS.
First District-Frcdcrick Bloom. Of Seward.
Second DiStrici-A. G. Robinson, u WOrthlhg
o0n. Chairma"
Third Dis RODt. Shore, VI Ransom.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DISSOL U7ION NOTICE.
The Co partnership existing between Ferli
i.and Wegen (: Joseph Schmidt under the title
aid firm name OF Wcgen s. Smith is This day
dissolved by nli.tual consent, Mr.. Schmidt retir
ing, F. Wcgcn assuming alt liabilities OF the con-
Germ; a Il to whom I'LL accounts due the ,neern,
should DC paid.
+. WFGEN,
j. SCHMIDT.