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rI(Iff DIRE, TORI.

METHODIST ErI- 'N"Al~->rrv'"eS every Sab
bath morning at !" So evening service ut -
Sunday School at y. PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. e. +. SHIELD N. Pastor.
UNION COS'ii;Et, rIrNAI~-Sr:vIctS morning
and evening. S,,,,. " Sr;l,r Immediately after
the morning Scr>irt P,nvrv meeting Thursday
evening" Rev. {. ". !!a:nla, No>lor.
PRESlsfTEli!AH f!1r " II ->:,'rvircS morning
and evening. ~n!,i,:iih Sri.',nI immediately aftr'
the morning service Prayer meeting Thursday
evening.
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A few hundred sheep to let on favor
able terms. JOHN ALLEY.
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r. S. Land Office 1T Worthington, Mimi

r. S. Land Office at Worthington, Mimi,
u DC !, 1881
,oice, is hereby given that TIL 10 lowi
named title" h IS filed notice I" his int nt"n to
III Ike tnai proof Sllppo Of his claim. and Sc
cure final eltry til rrOf ut thu T.. > Land Uf
fl, " il Hhf'h! rtnn. Mimi.
Thu y lay, Nnv huber II. l>Sl, viz:
x GfnrEe 81, b: ST, Sl' s. Homestead Application
the following MS witness s. viz:
Fred Bloom. Hrniami. Nnnng. Jas. ParSIlaIl
sr:;an} Geo Pa: Sl,;, ! of t.L'', Minn.
II Mons EkINAGEK. hcgi>ter.
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TT 6 !an'' office, Worthington. October

y. y. iii, lSSO. ~
Complaint having been filed in this Office by
Allie j.. Emslie against Peter Newman for
abandoning Homestead Entry No. 11,3lG, da,ed
Sept. is, 1873 up III The wl1nel, see IL, town Oa,
range Al, is N"bleS county, Mimi so Il, with
view 10 the canceln ion .fS.id entry; the sud
partie are hereby sulnMo. cd t. appear ut this
office Oh 'l 8 hd'y" Now, 'Ss }. at "clock y.
III :. l." respond Il: d fur i>ll cStimnny concernin"
said alleg, Il auan',' nment.
MONS GRINAGER.R Register.
Il }. +. MOULTON, Receiver
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Mason 4 I1amlin Organs, Pia, rs.
etc., at st. Paul prices may br ob,aiut d
of 4. r. MILLER. 1T
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Shel|ed corn and oats III any quantity
will be bought ut highest cash prices.
Inquire 1T the Okabena Mill or tls. feed
store. 11-tf
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FINAL PROOF NOTICES.

IT S. Land Office at Worthngton. Mimi,
u oct 80 ls>'.
Notice i hereby given that the following
named Sc tier has flee! notice of his intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim, and Sc
cure final entry thereof at the L. $. Land Office,
WOrthinyt.n. Mnr.. on
Friday, December 3 lSS',
James \ Orkney. Homes cad Apple, ION Nn
1850 or the NJ Il sec .-ln:: +, and names the:
following as his witnesses. viz:
wi liam Ga lasler. ) hn rutherford. George
II. B.ilies &c ,r.e Bclic> all Of y bcs unity,
MINI.
lO] Mons GK1NAGER, Register.
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The farm Of james Gibson. two aud
one-half miles west Of the village. is for
sale or rent. Fol terms apply Oh the
premises. 2
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\ portion Of the Republican tickets
in Mobiles county were printed with er-
rors in the II: mes Of the presidential -
lectors. For instance Mr.. Thachrr's
name is spelled ''rl4atcher'' and Mr..
Williams name II. J. Williams. - They
were printed ut the Worthimgton Jour
nal Office Mankato Review.
The result WAS that 563 votes in No.
bIes county were polled for u. H.
Thatcher" and 1870 only for j. a.
Thacher. And 1l3 were po]led 1T. J.
Williams" instead of J. L. Williams.
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NOTICE. S. Lanl Office, Wor,hinst,n,
~ Mimi. Oct. II, 1850.
Complaint having been en- cred ut this Office
by Tram Horton agains. Andrew =. DanielSon
for ..h:lnd .ning Timber Entry No. is. dated
range II in Mobiles county. Mimi, " it'll Il view to
the c'Hce:ati"n of said EN- ry; the sal parties
are hereby summoned to appear at tli~ Office on
tile Eth day OF Nov, 1891, It | o'clock D. H..
t. respond an furnish testimony concerning
sal alleged Abandonment
MONSG ,lNAGER Register.
u j. +. MuULTON, Receiver
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5Uck;n CHAINS Dye
FOR THE WHISPERS.

This elegant preparation mav Ia
relied :,n to change the color Of thu
beard from GRAY or any other un'c>ir-
able shade, to brown or black. ut dis
cretion. It is easily applied, heing in
one preparation, and quickly and ct.
fectually produces permanent color,
which will neither rub nor wash oft.
Manufactured by r. P. HALL E. co.
NASHUA, NH.
sea y q: Druggists. al c:::,,..:s j. y:..aass
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Croc'l1ery,
Furniture " n Etc.
S-32-'y
cor y / Y NIL S

GHEI TREDf'f'77O.N ~ PRICE
just r,Htiv..l III it. ADVANCE office
a new invoice Of MOBILES COUNTY,
MAPS. Ni,Ich we will sell ut a rt.tlucti ion
of 50 pc, rrl.t. for lllr next 60 days. as
follows:
>ilg}" Map. 1Oc
Tnn Maps, 15c
Five Maps. o5c
These; are handsome coI0rru maps
and the H''lv large maps of Mobiles
Comfy rXta;lt. Parties ordering by
mail must enclose stamp
4 BiRt.iIN
We can furuiS|. II new Platform
Spring Wagon or an Enu Elliptic
Spring Buggy. manufactured Ivy Fish
Brothers & Co.. Racine, 1T II better
bargain than any dealer can give.
These wagons au'! b1lggirs now take
the lead. Call and see lis or write for
terms.
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| 81 no 4 ~.

FURTHER RED CC77ON
County Maps can bp had 1T this office
the rate of for 25 cents.
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ARRIVAL ND DEPARTURE or MiILS
ARRIVES.
Eastern (dailv) u lOa. IN.
do st. Pau! and beyond 3 30 p III
Southern . . ) 4.
WeStern-|.u VERNE and Sioux Falls, " - Il
Round Lake, S,i,l,l',S - Ill
U:'i't.:I>.
Eastern (tlail,) > 81 4. ~.
do to i. Paul ' ! beyond u >. III
southern - la. ~.
WeStern-Lu Verne ami ci'.,l> E.l:- ) #; p III
Round ..-.- =, ur.;,,> ! y Ill
Mails crl:i' I! l,N (! D., trni clos" ~ MIMI as
before Il pa 1urr. A.! "l''"r~ al "ri rN y III
Otiicr h ur> from d.. III. ~ - M. sun HN>
from t. L IN L., III T., y - y IN.
Money r.-Irr- 81, II ~ ;.t'rr> l'@i>te:c i he
tween 5 ole: ri: =, IN and y m.
VI. Il. S'I LII, T. ".
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Farm for rent. Inquire at this Office.
4O-tf
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

AUpITG,;-l.. : Mi":.
TkEA~rKEl.-iIt >!4rplrn
REGISTER OF i,EEl>-.I"S"lh chadwick.
JUDGE OF l'ErrArE--i:. - Barber.
CLEkK OF cor HT-i;. =. Carrier.
SI!EK1rr-l:. L. N,i!rr
SuEvEYOE-tI'"u Chimney. Drputy-A!len
u. !lai.,v.
COrRf tUNMI~>lOHEK-II. u. lului>tpI.
COUNTY .lTrpH>EY-Daui,l l:"lrtr.
COKO%EE-I.. = lh'ti!.'l,.
COUNTY st ri.!l %TENNI\r-J C.Oyic.
rpMM!>SI:l<;,l.S
First DiStrjrt-Fr' de- lex Bloom. Of Seward.
Second I)t<t,i,t-.\. 81. tlr>',v, Of Adri'n.
Third II>tfiri-!;ul't. Shore. Of Il ms IN,
Chairman
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MONS GRINAGFK, Re giSter.

NOTICE. U. S. Land Office, " >"thington,
N Mimi. Oct. Il. Is.
Mott is hr.rht given that the following
nam settler has tiiri notice of his inter ton to
m Ike final pro in support IF HI t.! I'm and
cure final entry Their OF at the L. :. Land Office,
Worthi!l.t"n. Minrn..
On Friday, Nov Is, ssh.
William 81 der. Guardian Of The minor heirs
Of VIM III i!alriitnn Homestead Application so
,:,37 for the Il see. =. 90 and names the
following as his vi II IS $. viz:
L. :. Roberts, geo SlHhr samuel Lewis. Isaac
Emerson, all OF Mobiles county. MIN.
81 Mons GKlNAGElt, Register.
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Bro. Miller. OF the WorthngtOn AD-
VANCE. is Il fearless felIuw and goes for
the wrong every time.--SlouX Falls
Times
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A Domestic Sewing Machine for sale
ut this office.
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NOTICE.. U. $. Land Office, Wouhirgton
y Mimi, Sept ~ s..
C. mplulrt ha ing b. en- en.err'l at This office
by j. W Read ,gais, Calvin Bates for
abandoEi < $. Enlly no Is .4t, lated
range in Mobiles county, ,linn., viii a view
to til" c!nc' alton of al entry; he sal par
ties are hereby summ"'e 20 appear a. this OF
flee on TIL I'D iav of Oct. 1880, O'Clock
o'c ock p IN, to respond and furnish ties: iuony
concerning said all" gcl abar donmrnt
MONS i;RINAG';lt, Register
u T. MOC..TOE, Rec ivcr
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Mr.. Smith has our thanks for ONE
fine Spitzpnberg apples. received from
his old home near Norwalk, Ohio.
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Professor d. Donovan will deliver a
temperance lecture in Bennett Hall.
Friday evening, Nov. 10Th. All friends
OF temperance invited
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NOTICES OF CONTEST,

Notice. y; s.. Land Office, Worthington,
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Myron y. Mitchell against Henry ". Brewster
fo abandoning Homestead Entry: No. Il 500 dat.
ship 10 range II, in Mobiles County, Mimi.
with view t. the cancellation Of said entry
the said parties are hereby summoned to
appear at this Office on the 10 Il day of Nov
1870, at O'Clock p. H., to respond and fur
nish testimony concerning said alleged abal
dOnMent
Mons GRINACER, Register.
u j. Z. MOULTUN Receiver
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Professor d. Donovan will deliver Il
temperance lecture in Bennett Hall,
Friday evening, Nov. 10Th. All friends
Of temperance invited.
The Social announced for last week
at the basement Of the Congregational
church, and deferred, will be held Fri
d yrvc'ling Of this week. The pro-
crrd> to b. used for the Sabbath school
christmas gathering.
The railroad company is putting up
new coal house near tie crossing Of the
l."rain ROAD. 1t is to br three hundred
feet long Ivy IS wide, and will hold
coal enough to run our office several
winters.
I'll" b.st line Of Over shoes and
warnlintt boots and Shoes ut JOHN
SON s. l1-3W
\ SNOW storm set in Tuesday night
about midnight and continued during
yesterday. But it's not {; blizzard.
Sort IF :, local election and not u gen.
er;1l scoop.
T;'t President has designated Thurs
day, Nov. -, DIS a day Of thalA>yiy-
iNy.
Thanksgiving, Christmas, New
Years. Sth Of January. 23u Of February
81. Valentines dry. turkeys. pumpkin
pies. tscal"rcd oysters, etc., etc., all
coming. Boys. yum, yum.
We lou,ltd the Journal our rooster to
crow over the National result and they
were particular /" put it up witha head
line. 1T crows for Duuncll." We nev-
CT could trust t e Journal clille ont Of
n',r Sight. They always we've IL bolt.
inc, tricking, lying. stealing. sntakiny.
building burning. otli"p mnbl,iny. TN
fair, S;tuctin. onious, hypocrii ical set
anyway.
Fine French calf boots at Johnson's
11-3w
Tie social season has opened in
Won thin~ton Ivy several very a3reen-
bic gatherings anu We hope that j: will
Continue during the winter in the SAME
pleasant strain.
On Thursday evening last Mr.. and
MIS-. Henry Davis entertained their
fr"l:tlS at their elegant new residence
nn 9Th .Avr:uie. The house is a model
o: convent; zee and ntatnrS5 furnished
III excellent III: e.. :,;!d the opening or
"holSr warming" was Il success in ev-
cry respect.
On saturday evening last Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. :. Law were lat hOmeH to re-
crive their ielitls in honor OF the mar
ria e nf their daughter Lizzie to Mr.. G..
st. john Cole. \ number If presents
expressed the regard friends for the
happy pair.
1t will pay you to buy your fall and
winter boots and shoes at johnson. s
Shoe store on OH street. 11-3W
"Who in thunder Is Ward and
straightforward.
Such grammer from a preacher and Il
superintendent of schools. Ward and
Strong is the two candidates that got
beaten, if YOU must know it.
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RI $. Land Office at Worthinyton Mimi
y Oct. II, lsSn
Notice is hereby gwen that the following
named settler has flied rotic of his iitcnt II to
make tinl| proof in supper OF il, claim. and So.
c'"e final entity thereof Il, the I. =. Land Office,
in ", rthin 1T on. Minn...H
Friday. November -. l>Sn.
Elizabeth Long Iirn, Homestead Application
o.3 for the c':,>t', sec 81 > Is and names
the following a. lis witnesses VIZ:
Daniel GaI!ayh T., John Nolan. of Window,
aud Arthur johnson, \. Miner OF WOrthin gtu,l
Mimi.
81 Mons CR1NAGFK REGISTER
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AND Office 1T Wort hington, MIMI. Gct q

I AND Office 1T Wort hington, MIMI. Oct. q,
IL 1884,
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
I'd settler has filed II tic,' Of his int 'ntiun to
max" final l':n"f III ppor Of his cl i'm. and
cure nal entry thereof ut the L. S. Land Office
Wor lingt"n, MINI ,on
Friday. December :. $50.
Henry Ca iS"n, Drrlaratory Statement! No.
1.''6 for the = n'TtlIr tSt ~ sec. 1913 and
lanes the fnlIoAin" rs his Aitnr>s.'S, viz:
james Orkney, Ch:i>tinn Nash, Austin Nash,
Albert Thompson III # Nohie> county. Mimi.
III MONS tiRINAiEI, Register,
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7 AND Office ut WorthinSton, MIMI, Oct l.,

AND Office at Wortbington, MIMI, Oct. T.,
IL 1880.
Notice is hereby given That the following
named settle, has filed ,c Of his intention to
make final proof in support o his claim, aud sc
c,l G final en- ry h''e i at the l.. 5. Land Office
~ Wnrthnyton, MIMI. ON
Thu $ SAY Nov, ml,tr -, 1870,
Iron. Guner>on. HON 'tcad Applica
ton NJ" 8. ~ for the wi2n.i sec. l'2 -
and names the following rs |, nitn sSeS. w:
\. NJ. Crosby, b.r Guld,r>on, ihoS va her-
son, Ole otokken, al If Adrian, Mobiles Co.,
Nj Il.
Il MONS GHINAGEk, Register.
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MISS EVA L. PIN4NEY,

-H731'5 ~ II u: II 4NT7,
Or Ohio. will deliver her lecture, "A
True Republic." ~ Wortlington, on
the evening Of Nov. g. Miss Pinney
has recently came to the front us one OF
the most eloquent advocates of the
rights of her sex. Size promises to be /.
second ANNA Dickinson. Her lecture
at S.. Louis was an immunse SUCCESS.
The Republican says ''tke audience IT,
dulyrd III the widest demonstrations
and overwhelmed her with congratulate
t!ons.''
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NOTICE U 5 Land Office, Worthington,
~ Miun, Sept *, 1890.
Compl int having been entered a, this office by
Peter eifcrbcrger against James Bnyl. for
abandoning Honest, al Entry No. H. s
town LOB, r"nge AZ, in Nol]:s county, Hinn viii
avivw t" the cancrllation of said entry; the said
raa'ti's ar" hereby summarized t" app ar a. his
once on the list day If Oct. 1881, AT O'Clock
ing said alleged ahan onment
MONS. GRIN:.GER, Register
Al L MOULTOS. Receiver
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( y. -. i:'i.: "AH!.;:.
Tim" "l departure Of Pass !;4'r i> from
Mank:,tn:
Leave for t'hir;rn Tea. N. {: K p, D. M.
N"w I'm ut i g. Il. III. Il - D.
Time ri arrival
Fr"nI wv "a :, ~ = N 4 ) - p IN
From til" Wet IA N 1: Is % y m.
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Il "TItIL )OiE',


W. are iI,f,n med that the Vino, a 6
st. Peter Railroad ISSUED orders uSt be-
tore tit 81 ion to It's 1850 employees, ..v-
tween Wlnn,l:> and Mauka;n. to vote
Tor Duu'lsll. Ia $50 men left to t'um
selves wui,h, have voted for Ward
When S'sc!, means are rrSrrt+I to on y
gigantic scale through tie dis rict
need nrcaS;rll ne surprise hat Dnnnll
is elected for his second ten years.
Wasec:l Radical.
Inviati IONS are out for the marriH@'
nf II. ,. Miller. editor nf the I.uvrrnr
(Ninn.> Herald. AMI Miss Lii w Ora;
W irh will take place ut the hem"
t e hri'l.'S mot her. IL Mitchell. Daknt
Oct"b'r $. The voul'" pf"|'|" lave
many friends in >*tnu4i,t,'1. who inin
Will, Us in wish ny them fn:Urr of
prosperity Hud happiness. ->tuUylto
Courier.
Crn~rat uIatinns. brother Miller.
Just say tn the ri'lS over that way that
ther" are three or funr bachelor editors
in a row over this way and that leap
year is nearly over. Try Chambrrlin
and Chapman first.
The 1lnatic of the Worthington 40
VANCE can now lock- at his llnary as
"ot|,rr see it. ''-Windom Reporter.
Let's see. the jackson Republic. WHO
knows You. Saws you are Il ''brainle 8
tlupr and That truth. dpcency and re-
sp"ctahiIily are entirely foreign to your
nature.''
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See outside for list Of next Congress.
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"Brlck' PuncrOy has mike q great
hit with his new paper The Great West,
which he started in Denver last June.
and which Ilr sent to more than 5000
subscribers to his old paper, Pemrroy's
Democrat, after it was suspended, fol-
lowing the furgerirs of his partner. The
Great West is IL handsome eight page
paper. Illustrated each week with views
OF Colorado mines, m I'm aims. scenery,
ETC., and is all in all Il wonderfully ill.,
trrtsting paper, with it's Saturday
Night chapters, its valuable editorial
letters describing that -ich country, it's
letters from leprople, its 1ed hot ed
itori;als, it's crisp items. wit, ugliness.
Home Corner chats. news. etc. It is
now Il red hot, slap'lah. independent pa
per, above all party lines. bnt is i !; til
against United States Bonds and all
rohb'rirS "f the poor. It is sent one
year FOR s.. or six copies one yea' tor
$40. Since "Brick" made his big strike
in the mines. he is making Il paper mere
lively than eyer. Address. NJ. NJ. Pom
erov. Denver. Colorado. and send for
the paper if you wish something you
will read from end to end.
Of'F' FOR llIN.NEAPO11
AS announced in the personal items
elsewhere \. G.. Robinson, Leroy Cole
and Ed $. Chandler are all leaving for
Minneapolis where they will be associ-
at"d in - hereafter. Mr.. Rob
iusnn has sold his property in Worth,
ington, and has opened shop IN Min
neap"Iis. H. has already contract
for building Il block nf seven three stO-
ny buildings in the coming metropolis
to lie completed by the first OF May.
He has purchased Il jnbbin- shop one
block from the Milwaukee, depot, and
has also purchased other property. We
wish them all Il successful career in
their lew home. Sam'l Allen and one
o. two ether carpenters expect to 60 %
minneapolis and work for Mr.. r.. dur
ing the winter.
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LOCAL..
WoRrH1NGToS. MIMI. NOVEMBER II, 1880
rLUR RATES

The ADVANCE is furnished at u so a year to
Clubs Ct ten or more. Clubs Of ten for six months
IS cents for each subscriber
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ri TP
The Summer is end. Il, the harvest IS
s'vrd. and now i, the time to pay ar
a"ages. Tie ADVANCE patrons are
again w"fully brI,i, d. From this time
on we Shall I've after You with dunS as
thick aS Autumn leaves. Pay up Il. d
avoid being suel.
IN" School Board held meeting o.
N"jlny evening last. P..,f. D. navan
WAS present and st ted that boys wt'e
carr yinG pistols about II" school. Tie
Board assured him that they would SUI =
tain him in 'diSarming" the young
ste-s amr hereafter REVIEWERS, double
lmrrelltd sl,ot-guns and similar wra,,-
nns will he cOnfScatrd when found con-
cral+d about the person Of school
boys.
The original Asa B. Hutchinson and
his SOB, y. bennett Hutchinson. gave
one Ut their CONCERTS at Bennett Hall
last night. The cnncert was a very en-
tertaining one. filling all who heard it
with the sweetest melodies, and re-
miuding one of the days when the
Hutchinson were in their glory. Mr..
H. does not lag snpertluous on the
stase.' but sings with nucl, of the old
sweetness, if not with the same life and
vigor.
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T AND Office at Worhingt"n, Mimi. Oct. s,
IL 1850.
Notice is hereby gwen that the following nam
d settler has filed noir.' Of his int II ion to
make final pr" in support of his claim. and Sc
at WOrthingtulI. Nj H.. ON
Mond y, the l. tn day OF November, 1870
Albert Mclean, Homestead Application
no 3;'S for the II sw' sec. ~ $40 an names
the following AS his witnesses. viz:
sutherland Mclean. =. ''ovry. Allen Mclean,
VIM T"mf"rd, all Of Mobiles county. Mimi.
81 MONS tEINAGtK, Register
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a new freight train has been put on
between st. james and Sioux Falls.
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MONS GHlNAGEk, Register.

TT $. Lard Office Worthington, Minnesota,
y. Oct. &. lSS',.
Nntire is hereby gwen tha, The Lowing
nam Il settler has fled motto of his INTENT n to
make final pro # in support If Ills claim. and Sc
cur final entry thereof 1T the L. 5. Land Office
IT WOi thing on. Mimi IN
"Wednesday. November 10. ESQ.
Rrmu> ". Mnh'ry HON, stead Application
no. II, 10. for The nl4ne'. If IN 2,4}.
amd names the following lis his illnesses, viz:
\. NJ. 'roshy j. Y. IA tow, Ira Crosby, NJ.
). Twitcllcll, all OF N"!,'c> county, MINI.
y MONS. GRIN AGEH Register.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-11-11

Boots and shoes made to order and
repaired ut JuhnsOn's. l1.3w
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-11-11

The Social announced for last week
at the basement Of the Congregational
church. and deferred, will be held Fri
evening Of this week. The pro-
crrd> to b. used for the Sabbath school
christmas gathering.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-11-11

IT $. Land Office at Wor;hinyt"l, Mimi
~ Oct. ~. IS.
\otice is ll',rhy Given that the following
AIMED Sc. tier his flied notice of hi, int ntinn to
make final PROOF in supper o! his claim, and ST.
cur" final ntry hereof on
Thursday, N"vemher Is. IS,
1T the l. :. i..hd Office in W"rthingtnn. Mimi
James CHS II. HON stead application
N. .f'} for the n'1>wt4 sc 3. %. n>lli
l'!. Range J. and l4a'''c> the following as his
witnesses, viz.
Chas. \ewtuu all IF Wnr hin";nn. Minn.
Il MONS NHlNAtiER, Register
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-11-11

"Who in thunder Is Ward and
rong?'-Journal.
Such grammer from preacher and
superintendent of schools. Ward and
Strong is the two cand idates that got
beaten, If YOU must know it.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-11-11

r. s. Land Office at Wnrthington, Mimi
" Oct. q, lSSh.
Nnti.r is hereby given that tie following. nam
ed settler has filed notice Of his intrnti II to
make final proof in support of his claim. and sc
ru final entry tlei.'U It the L. :. Land Office
al " ri hinytu,,. Mi H.. viz:
Friday, Dee. :. | 81:
john Rutherford. Hon stead Application
No. H.: for the s:'ll Srr. 81 IA T.; and
n IN s the following : his W Illnesses. viz:
lillian G III 'yhrr. James \. Orkney. George
II. BrIitS, ,:eVr,' iri =, all Of Nu! es County,
Mimi.
II MONS GHINAGER, Eeyi~trr