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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-09
HOW she kepr AN EXPENSE ACCOUNT.

"My dear fellow" said Lavender, sits all
very nice to talk about economixing and
keeping right rigid accoun. of expenses
and all that sort OF thing, but I've tried it.
Two weeks ago l stopped on my way home
Saturday night, and bought just the gayest
little Russia leather, cream LAID paper ac-
count book you ever saw, and a silver pen
Gil to match it. l said to my wife, after sup.
per: Ny dear, it seems to me that it costs
US q lot of money to keep houses"
"She eighed and said: Il know it does,
Lavvy, but I'm sure | can't help it. Pm
just as economical as I eau be. / don't
spend half a. much money for candy as you
do for cigars.
81 never take any notice of personalities,
so l sailed right ahead. Il believe,my dear,
that if We were 10 keep a strict account Of
everything we spend We could tell lust
where to cut down. l have bought you a
lutte account book. and every Monday
morning I'll give you some money. aud you
can set it down no side, and then during
the week you can set down on the other side
every thing you spend, and toen on Sa,ur-
day night We can go over it and see just
where the money goes and how we can boil
things down a little"
wen, slr,sne was JUST uellgnte0-tnOugnt
it was a first class plan, and the pocket &C.
count.book was lovely-regular David Cop
perfeld and Dora business. Well, sir, the
next Saturday night We got through supper
and she brought out the account hook rs
proud a. possible, and handed it over for in
spection. On one side was, Received from
Lavvy $780, That's all right! Then l look.
ed on the other page, and what do you
was there? Spent it all" Then l laughed,
and, of course. we gave up The account book
racket on the spot, by mutual consent. Yes,
sir, I've been there, and know what domes.
tic economy means. l tell you. Let's have
a cigar"
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-09
A BOGUS ORGANIZATION.
The Maine Hous Proceeds to Business
Without a on orum.

e.V ANSss SV0 ~ 0u&Ine}
Without a Qa Drum.
Augusta, Jan. THE house proceeded I
organize by the election Of John q. Ia
Dot % speaker by a vote of 70. No quo!
um.
Hale objected but as overru)ed and Ia,
bolt was conducted to the char,
Three cheers we're given for Hale.
Of Il. vas s10''D ''sfA 0s q YOU
Hale again raised a point of no quorum
out Was again ovefruled.
The republicans claim fraud in countint
the quorum and that names were signed
to the list Of persons who were not pre-
sent.
q. Carlton Cheever was chosen a~ssistap
secretary by q vote of 6S.
Again the point was raised of no quorum
voting. aud again was it oyerruled.
The question of notifying the senate o
Organization was debated, Hale taking thu
ground that there had been no legal organ
lzatton OF the house and no other body could
be informed thereof. Overruled.
Tit protest of members from five cities
was presented by Hale, who proceeded 10
address the house in an impressive and toll.
Ing speecb,urgiDg that the people of Maine
are waiting with the most intense anxiety
for a settlement Of these cases. The only
way to a!lay the great excitement prevailing
is to-edmit these members, who are clearly
elected according to the expressed decision
Of the supreme court. This course will alone
propitiatef the people of Maine. He moved
that the house 60 into committee of the
whole and consider the cases. This legis-
lature ought not to take. a single step until
even HANDED ~justice is done.
The house refused to go into committee
OF the whole, five voting in the affirmative
q the matter was. referred to the commit
tee on elections; when such committee is
appointed. Pennington and the other cases
we're also referred.
Mr.. Dlckey remarked that the supreme
court had nothing to do with the action of
the legislature, which drew forth a plea
from Nj. Hale defending the court and ask
ing that the constitutional barriers be not
swept away. He said the election of officers
under the laws passed by this body, as nov
constituted, would not be legal. At o'clock
the house adjourned.
Boston, Jan. An Augusta epecial to
the Herald says: The scene in The house
OF representatives this forenoon was simply
diseraceful. Hale is a gentleman and acted
as one. and be must have been ashamed of
his company. After the governor wal
drowned BY the misses and groans of the
mob. the fusionists put things through re-
gardless of parliamentary law. The scene
without pr. cedent in New England,
The fnsionists must now stick and the re-
pnblicans 60 to the supreme court. It was
impossible to preserve order in the house
and . row would have resulted if an attempt
to expel the disorderly had been made.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-09

The whole California congressional dele
CATION called on the president the other day
and protested against the appointment of
John Morton, son Of the late 0. p. Morton,
u collector of internal revenue at San
Francisco because, they claim, lie is not a
resident of San Francisco.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-09
Much Sickness.

Undoubtedly with children, attributed to
other causes, is occasioned by Worms.
Browns Vermifuge Comfits, or Worm Loz-
enges. although effectual in destroying
worms. can do no possible injury to the
most delicate child. This valuable com
bination has been successfully used by ply.
%s;cians, and found 10 be absolutely sure in
eradicating worms, 80 hurtful to children.
TWentY-fiYe cents q box.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-09

The president has received information
that last week Mormons in Salt Lake City
had some sort of a celebration, at which
they are alleged to have openly de6ed the
laws, and went through a ceremony at
which all present pledged themselves to
support the church to the last extremity
against interference of Gentle authority.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-09
BARGAINS.

l am now offering nv remaining stock Of
CLoAKs and Knit wesr. snch as Hoods,
Nubiar, Wool Sacqnes, Jackets, ETC., at
greatly reduced prices in order to close be-
fore the Isl of January. Now is your time
to buy these goods at bargains.
CHAs. EIsEMAH, Third Street.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-09

The Elk Point Courier is strongly in
favor Of Delegate Bennett's bill dividing
Dakota.
General Grants most enthusiastic south
ern reception was at Jacksonville. Florids.
where q great many northern people reside.

The yermillion Republican editor writes
profhsely upon the subject OF the negro
exodus and claims To krow more than .
"nigger.n There are those who will doubt
the statement.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-09
LOST.

On Monday last. Two white shirts, and
four linen collars, while being taken to the
laundry. Leave at Wise Bros.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-09

The Merchants billiard parlors have been
moved 10 a location one door north of Ed
mund's and Wvnn's bank.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-09

Asnice line Of nix handkerchief, ladies'
neck wear, and fancy goods at
CHS. EIsEMAN's, Third Street.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-19
KACMANNEN'S
Smut and Screening Machine.

We are still manufacturing, Of tb~ very best
maternal.
Ne NNEN'S CT l. Il Is 4 T.
-InPROFED-
SNI-P AND SCREENING NStHINES
which we warrant for Ave years None nav
yivaa more universal satisfaction lou oiIs
have no try il to be com ilced OF Its SlIe' icr!'S.
We will furnish ConcaveS. Sho...-. &c. hci'dhihS
done on ShoI [ notice. =.
AS travelling agents are offering a ~9urlou- NJ
Nanna. MACHINE. we would ask all concerned 10
communicate with us h fore purchasing. holt-
ing Cloths md Burrs OF the very best. otil lortleh
and American. C instantly on hand.
For additional in ormation. address:
MCMANNEN & ca tsINiIoN,
Successor to ]. A. McMannen, Durham, NJ
Nav l-tT.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-19

income of: thousands year; am q .
aLsta;ner from intoxicating drinks; nave d
GOOD house near Melbourne; ana al van.
: a Good wife to complete my POSSESSIONS
weuld YOU mind taking mef
She quietly replied ;,
Il have no objections.
And a few weeks later they were "iaus
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-19

OF every description to order, at moderate prices
Write for prices. 80 Office in the Briggs Building.
may 15-tf
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-11-25

NU1ICE or hAi'iK.i /IuN or ItEDEMH.
IiU\.
Desert ptio. Nor beast quarter Sec ~ ;2,
TO J., h>hi.' II /. itanEe 10. | Il acres.
AMl'u. SD Il / l-S.i IS.
lntrre -
40 al III TN rcqu red t" rd""n-tS $.
OFFICE COUNTY AUD1rUR.I
\ubeS County, MinlI
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RAILROAD .N1GNA7EH.

.
On Friday evening last 4 special car
arrived ab"ut eight O'Clock and the
following officers "r the Chicago & O.
mal,a line registered ut the Wurthing
ton.
II. II. Port r. PRESIDENT; J. W. Ri~l,.
up. general manager; l.. ". Winter,
general superintendent; John G.. Lin
c"ln. supt. st. p. & :. &. division; W.
Robinson. Assistant Grutral Frtigi,
Agent; !. &. B"y,ipn. General Freight
Agent; &. ID. W. Young. Autit.r.
They were ac'"mlani' Il 10y f. II. Pea.
vry, Of Sioux City. wheat buyer ans: L.
". .I"lshs'''. + st. Paul. The train
Was in charge IF John Summons. Con-
d"c."r. the party had been over their
lines IL the .'",hw+St, the special OH
j''ct IT the til l'tin. /" I,'>p ct tt,- rev
tie IN Nebraska, whic', is n'w bull,
from >i"'l: lily I" Dnt!la, and will Dr.
81 en- for busim IS soon.
We learn that the branch from this
place will ''r pushed ". st from Sioux
Falls us speedily rs possible. Trains
now rHn t" i point FIFTEEN miles west
If Sioux Falls aud il is exI tc:rd that
they will be running forty miles west
by spring.
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PERSONALS.


y. Fl. Roche. If :'ltnci,e's Roost."
aml Henry NJ. Ki.l'trr. IT Chicago, are
ont on II visit t" the hig tarm.
Is. Mitchell. If II;."cock. Maryland.
br''h+r-in.'aw to Mrs. Mann, is l,ert. on
!. few WEEKS visit.
b. II. B 'Mnrtt. u former W"rtl,i,gto,.
tyl"' and recently foreman i" tl,+. Sioux
CITY .J""r''aI office, is !" town visiting
his mother and brothers.
". A. TURNER'S family. IT R"shmorc.
i+ft "m Monday last to return TO New
York. Mr.. Il. will remain for several
lays t" close up his business.
DR.. Wemple, passed through the OF,
r. day "n his way from Iius!,,nore t."
Minneapolis. Tile Doctor expects to
return t" New York before. long.
Prot. 4. NJ. Russell, the blind music
teacher. stopped Il; the McManus the
other day. lie had been visiting rela-
tivrs in WillE""t township.
Mr.. Vncrnt |, IS moved t" town and
will "crnpy Mrs Clipprmg-r's house on
nth street, recently vacated by Mr..
l.in,l&.rt.
j. Limbert's family lrf; yesterday for
Adrian whe:e Mr.. l.. will 60 Into the
u.eat business.
james G. Clark, the singer. is expect
Ell home soon from i pr,'tr;.ctrtl con.
cert tour il the East. and will give the
dw..llrrS ~" tl- Pacific sl",*. ~, npl",v.
family tn listen to his s"ngs.-Pionerr
Press. Nov. p
Isn't the p. Il. II little "accessory af-
Clark rpturlr d over Il ". Elk ayl, and TX.
p cts to visit Worthington in Dece,,l-
Der.
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LIND NOTICES.

The Warrington Land Office having
Withdrawn the land office ,'rin, ing from
the ADVANCE /" ''punish" us for not
snpp'rting their chief, we shall contin.
to announce the Final Prouf and Con-
test notices us !. matter If news.1
Edward V. C."k gives m"tice If con.
test t" Nj .'olas Ryan. for aba, d.,ninx
Timber entry M. 3, Cn the >. t of SIC.
6 1910. Summoned t., appear ut the
land "tlic~ on the 18th day of Dec, 1880,
1T "'clwk P. NJ.
Tl"~. Baitiff gives notice If final
proof on Homestead Aprlicat ion M.
1870. bring the t4ue4 IF sec. r. 1902 43.
Wit ,+SS's: VIM. Wig am, Nrls.,n Eli
as. Christ. Elias ami T'ms. Guulerson.
If Adrian. rrnmf to lie male on Mon
day, Dec. 20. 1880.
Selam Fox gives notice Of final proof
on Homestead Application" No. 1883.
for the p4mw4 If SIC. 30 1Ol 80. Wit
messes: W. II. Isnmth. II. n. B'mth. Il.
Il. I.i"sl-rMan. Henry Holmes. Prouf
To he made Tuesday. Dec. 70, 1880.
THE LECTURE
A fair audience attended the lecture
Oh the woman question delivered Ivy
Miss Pinnry on Tuesday evening last.
All We're we'll pleased will, TIL. lecture.
Miss Pi"nry 'l'"s not present many new
arguments nor all the old ones. hit her
lecture il u remarkably we'll written
and f"rciblr l'rt'senta,i ion If the subject.
and she delivers it with ;. very drstimct
enmnciati"n and considerable pl"q ne,ce
at times. She has rig It on her side and
the thinking men and women If the
country are with her in the caase she
advocates.
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mo tgaxe Foreeloaare sale.


"HEkEAS, Defaul has be.,. made in tho
NV cohti t!O"s III !: mo Ig:lge nj de- by. i,>,n
A-e!:tnH = IL Aver, M0rtI;tg.,sS. to Joshua
Maxwell, l"rtgtE>r, dated October ixI. ie1, aid
'ecured t'ct Der list. IL I, ut clever, O'cxk a..
w. i'll Book 'B Of Mortgages. pare i.6 III ,,iice
ID eEl ittr III H. eds al Nniie$ cull,, " n ESQ.
I'll. nd there l, iie.! t. b.. due on lie d. BIT s..-
cuied W III mortgage =. the ia e nf this ,.,s.
ice. H. sillnniS v. ut! r . Dol 4, = for t:re>t
ftle 'cn er LIST, is .1,vre" AND no .cli ~ ur
proc etli''g iavi bee coiMml.,,c. d To recover
say 1;.terest or de'' .. amy ilt thereof:
"i:e II :se."y Iivcn til mn er AMI b Vir-
tue ~ tie p'Wer Of sale IL said ~ r gage cn,.-
tanned AMI IL plt tHce "f tn st IL 4 in such
cas- had the Said no tgage will b+. fnrpc!.,set
~ tue sale Ut the premises therei, de>c.ibed as
follows:
! he '"rthe sst quarter 1T section Thirty (3O)
township O:H. In Il I'd shi two e. p. rI,,ge To-.
~ W) III Mobiles county, Minnesnt :, 1T pubic
auc !, t" til hi hest bid :ef for cash, 1T the
front d.'' Of tn Court ilu>e In the village Of
WORTH gton, Mobiles county, Minnesu, \, OH
Friday. January I, 1881.
At three ncl ok in n afteri.Osn to pay the sum
that MA. then b d 9 I'D II paid or said ~"
gage and expe't>.: OFFS ;ci. Sale. Il Il Twen " Five
collars attor""! ipuialedin said hiu. tgage
In case III force Su
Dated Nov. IT. e. !. lSS,
N'S.tuAI l. MAXWE l.. Mortga-ee.
DAM L OltER, A,tnr,l. Y for Mortgage.
FRS pub icati"n Nov. i. 80.
Its. pu Tic Itiou Dec. q, 1850. 1886
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-11-25

I'll. Pioneer Press. which comes to
ha' d just as we e" I" press, says that
Ben lI,sselton. IT this place, fired thu.
Insane asylum 1T st. Peter.
This WAS our j'mlgme. after reading
the Pi"nter-Prrss acc unit given in
Tuesdays issue. ~ we knew that Ben
hid the range IT the engine room and
the building. Particulars next week.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-11-25

IIeau. IlInEWOrm, Ulcers,
Sores. rheumatism. Neuralgia, Pain in
the Bones. Side and Head. Female
Weakness. SteriIity, Lercorrhea, a, ,sing
from internal liberation. and Uterine
disease. Syrhilitic and Mercurial die.
eases. Drorsv. Dyspepsia, Emaciation,
General Debility, aud for Purifying tue
Blood.
This Sarsaparillais a combination Of
vegetable Alternatives Stillingia, Man.
drake. Yellow dock with the lodides
OF Potassium and Iron. and is the most
eif:cacious medicine yet known for
the diseases it is intended to cure.
Its ingredients are so skilfMlly COM
bined. that the full Alternative effect Of
each is assured. and while it is so mild
as to be harmless even to children, it il
still so ttfectual rs 10 purge out from the
system those impurities and corrupt ions
which develop into loatl!some disease.
The reputation it enjoys is derived
from its cures. and the confidence which
prominent physicians all over the coun-
try r'l"se i'll it. prove their experience
oi its usef illness.
Certificates attesting its virtues have
accumulated. and are constantly being
received. and as many Of these cases aro
publicly known. they furnish convincing
evidence Of the superiority Of this Sa1-
sa!'arilIa over every other Alternative
medicine. So generally il its superb
GRITTY 70 any other medicine known, that
we need do no more than to assure the
public that the hest qualities it has eves
possessed are strictly maintained.
PREPARED DT
Dr.: J. G. AVER L CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical aAd ANsl1fiesI Ch~spGet6,;;,
GOLD II AL D8UceSSrs xvnoIVf61''
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ARRIVAL 4 ND DEPARTUitEOF MA Ills
ARRIVES.
Eastern (daily) - l0a. ~.
do st. Paul and beyond 3 3Opm
Southern - 2 3 4. ~.
WeStprn-l.u Verne and Sioux Falls. 10 q 4 IN
Round Lake, SATURDAYS ~ III
DElASTS.
Eastern (dai|y) 2 10 Il. ~.
do to It. Paul AMI beyond % 3! m
Southern II la. ~.
Wext-rn-Lu Verne and sioux Falls 40 pm
ROun.i ..-:-cc, 81. urti,,s p ii
NJ lis cnlri' Il Ivy d " trai s close 20 manu- -
before Il pature. All others ut "cl 'ck pm
Office hours from ! III. =" p III. sun 'ayS
from tn Q !, III AMI II III I" i2 q pm
Money orders issued lnl letters reEi<teIe be
tween ocl'ck IN and $ IN.
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3Tort':i.'9toa .9avantf.
ADVERTISING RATES.
A. q. IF u. w,
M A SONIC.

Worthingtnn LODGE 10 ; meets every Friday
evening y. u. MILLER. Master Workman.
Il. Il. PLOTrs. Ercnr er.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-11-25
(IIIIIiCk DIRE,'YI1RY !.

METHODIST EpIs H)l'Ai.-ScrviceS every sab
bath morning ut !" so; ,.v. ming service vt =
Sunday School ut T.. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. Krv =. f. She;lm. PtStor.
USlnN COS',:Et;. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. morning
and evening. Su,, ~ Srl,n| Immediately after
the morning <4.rvi'. PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening Rev. W. ''atn:,, pastor.
PRESBYTEHiAN CN!'W II -S"rvicrS morning
and evening SullI,ti Scll',n! immediately ate
the morning service. Prayer meeting rhurSda!
evening.
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NOBL rs COUNTY OFFICERS.

ArnlTOk-E s Mills.
THEA-tHEK-II.t >;,rrard.
REGISTER W. DEEi's-.J"S.ph Chadwick.
JUlME OF TEoBA TEX. - Barber.
CLERK OF co. KT-i y. Carrier.
SHEKIFF-H. X. Miller.
SUKvEYOE-Allrn CLANCY. Deputy-Allen
A. thlney
Court COMMIsSlONEK-lI. ID. Fumi<t"n.
COUNTY ATrOHNEi-Nani | k"hrer.
CONONEK-l.. Il Bennett.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT C. Ogle.
COMMISSIONERS.
First DiStrict-l'r dt lex Bloom. 0f Seward.
Second DiStric'-A. NJ. Crosby. .! Adri'n.
Third Ui*trict-ltObt. Shore, IF k:ns IN,
(hallla
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PA Y UP

Tie Summer is rlrle'l. the harvest IS
saved. AMI nav is the time t" pay ar
rearnges. The ADVANCE n,tr'ns are
again w"fnlly brl'ind. From this tint.
on W. shall lie after you with dums as
thick rs Autumn leaves. Pay up and
avoid being sued.
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Official Paper Of the Coun-
ty.
70 FOREIGN SULSCEIBEXX

TU FOREIGN SURSCEIBEitX
Subscribers IT, The ADVANCE living
outside If Mobiles county will please
remember that when We notify them
IF the expiration If their subscription,
and they do not respond. VIZ take it for
granted that they do not want the
paper longer. and our rule is t" strike
their names Off.
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RI s. Land Office at Worthington. Mimi

IT $. Land Office at Worthington, MIMI,
~ Oc 1884,
-u,ice i hereby given that tn, 70 lowing
n.'nrds title filed notice OF his in,, nti"n 10
~ he final '1mfi suvp0 IF his claim. and sc
cure final entry tn rrUf 1T TIL: T.. $. Land Or
fi.H IL " "rtl: H'o,', MIMI, on
Thu sly, Nov ,nber II, 1850, viz:
George 4. Sti''s; Homestead Application
No :.:t;t; for the ScH &C 3 i 40 and u IN y
the following mis- witnesses viz:
Fred Bl"m. Beniami Young, Jas. ParShall
Sr.. anu Geo. ia 'slla Of F. Ida, Ninn.
u Mons GKINAGER. nevi<ter
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MO: t.ngc Foreclosure Sale.

MAO: tsp0nC foreclosure Sale.
"HtkEAS. De aulL mas ccurr., in the con.
mcknight aud NJ 'rgar Mcknight. Mort I'll yOrs
t. .ost.'ia |. Maxwell, NJ rtg.g =, dated &c d.
De Nl.' % ;!"t rrc!r,lrd Uctnur. til. 1917 at
Deeds II NIB. IS r"u.,ty. Mini.cs0tA, a::d there
Is claimed t" he due and unpaid TN said mort.
ibis notice the ,'m II Tnirty DOLLARS for In crest
ne and unpaid Oh Octub 9TH lSY'. IN ,.u &C.
II nor pr ceettinE having been 4 MM.nc.d Or
ils,fu'eu u recover s't debt az Interest ur any
N" ic. is hereby given that under and b. vir-
~ Of tnr power II sale il said ~ 'r,gage Con
sss ms can pr rd the 81 ia ~ 'riga e Will
. f'.:ci:std b safe .. the premises therein
desc, ib,'ti rs lows:
The southeast quarter Of section eight (S)
township me hut"ir d and two . ra, g- for y
tw" - in Nul,icS c unit, NJ n,ipS.,la at pubic
au:'i i, /" t!t: high st bidder for 81, :.t lie
village. Mobiles county, N nnesots,'m
FRIDAY. January 7lh. 1881.
At tx" O'clock in the aft, + on, pay the sum
~" IN COTS OF ur! SILT. il'cu lin. twenty
Fiy d u. sattT icy fees ~t'.m ai-d "erei in
J"SiiuA i. MAXWELL. Mor,gag.e.
DA>iE'. outEl:, A ,"rAey Tor Mortgag T.
First publication Nov -, ..
'aN t''ni cali II Dec 8, Sso. (6.l36t
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.
WHEREAS, DE aul hats he. II made !, lie
W rnilu:tlnh~O ME gaze made by .)OSe.,I
T.. Ha:tlw u and III Il Il. Bal win Anr Eag.,rS.
L. 1nshltt ! 'axwr'l, M"rEag =. dated Ap il
Il. 40 AMI rrcm.Ie.l Ap i X, 1870, at 8 "'c.ck
Il ~. III :; ok 'R "f Mortgages, p'rt 49, in the
office" the ke"i>er"f leeds "t Nnbl.'S m'.tH ,
Minnesota, and there is cl ined t be- due and
Mnp I'D" said no. t.a:e the 'iate Of this no.
tice III sun, a. Nrvr ty Two and ifty One
II nd rtlt:s Doi!a: 10" the interest due
Ap il Il. * o. nd October 1872. secured there
by. IN no :,c,i N q" proceeding having been
Comm need to ecover said interest Or debt or
anv pat th",e"f:
n tice il hereby given that hy virtue II the
over OF sal" chntnird it, said mortgage, l. d in
urSu tce IF H. >tntuhri such cas- nlltte nd
crowded y i'll mo t"age wi h- fnrec'n led by
the sale of tn p emi,e, d. -cribc therein. rs
foil VS.:
The n'rt',erSt quarter of sec ion thirty c. }
toWn>i, one hurd, ell i, one COD. ia 'gp Tor
~ ln), Mobiles .nu ~. Minnesota at public auc-
tim the hi hest bidder ia" cash. 1T the front
d")" 1T the CUur' II .St il, WO tIingtDn village
No les c 'un y. Minnesota, on
Friday. January 7,h. 1881.
Attw"lve O'Clock n"o" to p,r the sum that NAV
then he due and paid on said ~ vt age ami
costs # 10 and Thirty Dollars 1T "rney fees
stipulated III said mortgage in case Of i freclo
sur.
Dated November IS q.
JD~llt. I. MAXWELL. No'tgagee.
Dan FL R0Mk X. Attorney fn, MOrtgagee
First pub "atirn Nov. o5, 80.
Last publication Dec. ~, 1885, [9l3-6t
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-11-25

IFIt1 :. wv -ft81 I'D III lO'CVIJT1WT,
ISIS "A; i 'o'clnrk a. NJ. to pay the i'm hat may
then tie due nd Il y id said mortgage and
h" EXPENSES uf such safe Il Il forty q liars. Stp
all M ,rt !:..-t i'll b. Thereby forecloSed.
Dat d \nycmher til l>S
Jn>'itA !. MAXWELL. Mnrtgagee
DA<lE'. Roll .E". Alto ne for No. t=agee.
FIRST IL: ii'alip Nrv II, $50.
Last pu,':ic .ti"n DE. 3, 1850. hit
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-11-25
FINAL PROOF NOTICES.

IT S. and Office 1T Worthington. Mimi,
~ Dct. %. 49,.
Notice l hereby given that the following
named 81 tier has fled nti.. Of ais intention t.,
make tina proof IN support Of his claim, and s..
cure final e',ry thereof 1T the L. s. land Office
Ortiiin.t ~. MinE.. on
Friday. D'c-lnb r 3. 1888
james A Urkn-y, Homes cad Apple. ION NJ.
i0.Hv or the n Il sec lea . and names the
following AZ his witnesses. viz:
II. b lies. George Berries, all VI Mobiles G uMty.
MINI.
lOl Mons GKINAoEK, Register,