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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-12-30
: Mortgage, Foreclosure sale.

nEfAuLI has been made IL the conditions
MertF:xor !" G. R.r 6 %c,igae ese
Sta 81 Aq x 81. acs s Al" 1ec;res AUGUST
Of N ,rteages. page SIS, d" in In t, n'0k once
OF the Reeister Of 'scds Of Mobiles county. Min:
mortgage and debt secured thereby. 1T ti~ date
Of this notice, the sum Of Forty Seven and FIFTY
One HundF edths Dollars, and no action Or pro.
ee r naynE es to the
Notice Is hereby given that under and by viz
tue Of the power Of sale In said mortgage con.
tained. ard In pursuance Of the statute in such
ease made, the said mortgage will be fOreclOscd
follows: - ''o '0>' ''~'o' N''' ''"' 90
The southwest quarter Of section thirty four
i @s AZ" mn one
lie auction to the highest bidder for cash, at the
front door Of the Court House in Wortiington
village. MOBILES county, Minnesota, Oh
Friday, the 7th day of January, 1881,
Al ten O'Clock in the forenoon. to paw the sum
then due and un''aid on sail mortgage and the
costs Of such sale. including Twenty Five Dol.
lars attorney fees stipulated in said mortgage
In case ola foreclosure.
Dated N WXMMsT p R ISL s;,po,;p ,,or,..
DANIEL hoHKER, Attorney for MOrtgagcc
First publication November Is. 1880
Last publication December 81. 1880 tslsrt
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale,
WHEREAS. Default has been made in the
W conditions Of i mortgage. made by Helm
rich TOWlOrd and Anna TOMfOrd MOrtya.Or.,
to George II. Chase, MOrtgag er, dated NAV 18th.
1873. and recOr!ed May 29tll 1878, at 40 O'clock
p. NJ. IN Rock "B'' Of Mortgages, On page. 3l3 in
ONCE OF the Register Of Deeds IT Mobiles county
MI :nes0ta. and there is claimed to b,. due on
said mortgage ani debt secured thereby, ut tn
date Of 'his notice, the sum Of One Hundre:i and
sixty Eight Dollars for interest due and laya
Die May 10Th, 1879 and May 229th 1890 and no &C.
ton or proceeding having been commenced to- re
cover said debt or interest or ANY part thereof !:
Notice Il hereby given that under and i,y viz.
tue OF the power Of sale In laid mortgage CON.
tanned, and In pursuance Of tn. sta ute in suck
case made a"d provided. the said mortgage viii
he toreclnsed by the sale of the premises therein
described as follows:
The west half " the northeast quarter and
the north half " the northwest quarter Of sec.
ton fourteen lD township one hundred and
three (ac>). range forty (40). in Mobiles county.
Minnesota. at public auc ion, to the highest hid.
der tor cash. ut the front Onr II the Court House
in WOrthingtOn village, Mobiles county, Mime.
sofa, Oh
Friday, January It'll, 1881,
At eleven o'clock in the forenoon to nav the
sum that may he then due and unpaid on said
mortgage. AMI expenses OF such sale, including
Twenty Five Dollars attorney fees stipulated hi
said mortgage in case of a foreclosure.
Dated November "a, 1850 ~
GEORGE II. CHASE, Morteacee.
DANIEL RonRER, Attorney for Mortgages.
First publication Nov. p, 1897.
Last publication December 80. 1850. 70 lAGt
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Minnesota don't propose to be out
done. She has u reputation to main.
tain. On Monday and Tuesday the
mercury ranged from 20 to 80 below re-
70 and some report 81 below On Monday.
Last winter the coolest snap was about
Christmas, SO to 80 below being report
al
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUMMONS.
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SUMMONS.
GTATE OF MINNEsOTA,(
~ COUNTY OF MOBILES.
DISTRICT COURT,
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. 1
Julia NJ. PlumEAer, Plaintiff,
against
James s. Stone. Henrietta Stone. + Summons
John alley, Walter q. SlnbOi II,
+. Il. l.. iIardenbergh. DefdaMts.
The State OF Minnesota to the above named De-
PENDANTS:
You, and each Of you. are hereby summoned
and req !iretl to answer the c MlIlaint Of the
Plaintiff III tile above entitled action which is
on file III the Office Ut the Clerk III the said
Court, ut his Office At Worshinyton. Mobiles
County, Minnesota. AMI 10 serve il copy OF your
answer to said complains on subscriber, ut his
Office in the vi l,ge. of Wnrlhington, in the
county Of Mobiles. State Of Mlnmesota, within
twenty days after the service Of this summons
upon y II, exclusive 0t the day Of such service :
ana, II y.'n il to answer the said complaint
Within the lime aforesaid, tho Plaintiff in ttixac-
ito will apply to the Court for the relief demand.
ed IN the mp aint together with the costs and
disbursements herein.
Dated December 9TH, A. ID. 1882.
DANIEL ROHRER,
Plaintiffs Attorney. WortilingtOM, MINI.
lst pub. Dec. 16. $50.
Last pub. Jan'y 2, 1881.
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s~$ss4, fTc >
4 M ~ ID WAGON * FOR ~:

"a bran new Two-Seated Plat3 FORM
pring Wagon, manufactured / BY Fish
Bros, Racine. for sale ct this ofl5ce &c,
"a bargain ...5 .2.s 90
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O@oial Paper f the Coun-
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- 1VEO1sG1Vzv OV110Vas1UzSzsaSs a
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. and our rule Is TO- strike
their names OF. '@a s TT =: IA
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Please add this to the Policeman,s
chorus III the Pirates of Penzance:
When the patent doesn't come, doesn't
come,
And the printing of the papers to he
done. to be done,
Taking one consideration with another,
printers lot is not u happy one,
happy one.
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:. Thayers has: 4 fine lot OF Holiday
Goods ut his furniture store: Calleands
see them. sS. X :. 15tf :.
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Fine assortment OF Christmas Can:
dcis at s. a. Davis. ss=.s $50 St
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Mason & Hamlin Organs, Piaros,
ETC., at st. Paul prices may he obtained
of r. r.. MILLER. TT
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s"~NN Wv ~ oAAA NAAu oG"V NO AWE VI WI
the 24tl, of December it reached us with
the following remark added: "This
bill has been all over the country"
Whether the clerk, or the route agents
or the post offices were to blame, it
don't say. Anyhow, we paid the bill
some time ago to their travelling man.
g On Monday night last the folks living
over on 9th street heard great crash
which shook the houses and brought
them up standing. On inquiry they
found that there had been Il general
fall in prices ut B. W. Lyons store. and
hence this racket and ''tl,ese tears'' a.
mong the other dealers. Mr.. Lyon
rushed over to the ADVANCE with All
ad. which will be found elsewhere, and
the people began to carry off his goods.
It is fact that horse dealers are
buying horses with ringboncs and
spavlns because they can make money
by using 'Kendall's SPAWN Cure
Read the Advert: sement.
Christmas Eve the Metl,odists and
Presbyterians united in an entertain
ment presenting the drama of the Old
Woman who lived in u Shoe.' The
Congregationalists gave the children
lot Of presents. The Scandinavian
Lutheran church held All early morn
ing service at the school house.
The.day was spent quietly eating din
ners and sleighing. At night there was
very enjoyable little hop at the Wor-
Ellington Hotel.
Oy Il man haf got to puy some dings
for lie wife unit papy. peter he looks a
leedle Olld. VOt de reason nit you
d"md puy nit dot stl,ore nit dem sly
on's." Fiery tings vas 50 sl.eap rs ,lef.
er vas. "D"t isl, So" 80 help me.
r. HANS VANsTABINGOBEND
scl1LIDNER. (Dot's my nancy 1885,
Tie ADVANCE was the first paper to
expose the peripatetic correspondents.
Edholm and Pagett, who were writing
up the West for Il Chicago paper. Since
then they have been ''exposed" by a.
bout all the newspapers IN this vicinity
and, now comes the Bisnark Tribune
with another ''expose" and saying:
.'Those who paid money into the hands
of these gentlemen doubtless wonder
why the letter has not *ppearcd.n It
then gives letter from Edlolln saying
that l'agett had disappeared with the
money. ,~.,5s.. " -
+ We believe it was from Bismark that
these men wrote saying that if the AID.
VANCE were financially responsible
they would prosecute us for lille for ex-
posing them. ~. t~.z:.S -: ! ~. :.
TO THOSE DESIRING 10 MOVE SOUTH
have for trade 1000 acres Of rich
Oak Timbered Land, near Newport. il,
Jackson county. Arkansas Fine cll-
mate and: convenient railroad and
steamboat facilities. Will trade for
improved land in Minnesota and incum-
ORANGES not exceeding one-third If val.
lie Or will trade for good town property.
Will trade the whole or tracts to suit.
THOs. Fl. PARSONS.
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az.
. Mrs. Emory CLARK has been e Win
dom spending the holiday .5=Ss:
Mrs. Charley ~ ilson has been down
from st. Paul ling Christ mas with
her mother. Mrs. Dean.
There has beel 4 holiday reunion 1t;
Capt. Miners. The Captain ,tlnught-
er, Mrs Thomas, Will, her husband,
have been over from jackson, and Ed.
has been down with his family from St:
James - {: s. .:5
e. 8. Hatch has left Jersey and gone
to Minneapolis to live, carrying on one
OF our prettiest girls for; . wife. Sue
cess. :s s szSt ts,
Mrs. Greene, Of Lead vile, and Mrs.
McClintock, Of Red Wing, have been
spending the holidays with Mrs. Shell,
ut the lNorthington. ss.5z:.=s
Mr.. Huntington has been relieved 40
operatorsat the Worthington office md
Mr.. d. w. Bailey, Of Chicago, has the
Office for the present. ,.*....: :@ ..>*. S.
Mr.C F. Humiston, the Station ACt..
grain buyer and Nasty of Dundee, and
= good fellow on general principles,
made us glad by q call on Tuesday. He
promised to let MS hear from his section
occasionally.-Heron Lake Guardian.
Attorney Rohrer, Of Worthington, is
making an effort to set aside the assign.
ment make by Ralph Wiger and to at
tach the goods. To accomplish this
purpose, Sheriff Gillbam. armed with
the necessary papers. went up to. Pipe
stone City Monday, and at last accounts
was in possession of the goods; What
the outcome Ut the complication will be
remains to be seen.-Luverne Herald.
On Friday last Mr. AEON Forbes. Of
AvOca, and Mr.. o. OnnOr. Secretary Of
the Sweetman Colonization Bureau.
were IN town looking fOr site en- which
tn erect a Catholic church. 1t is intend
ed to also huild 4 parsonage and \ store
house. The project willlN put under
way immediately.-Currie Pioneer.
Last Wednesday, j. H. Drake, of st.
Paul, president ct the Sioux Falls wa
terp0wer company, and one of the best
fri mis- and efficient workers this town
will ever have, visited here. He was
accompanied by his private secretary,
&. w. Hubbard, who will shortly be
placed in charge OF the details of the
work here, this having progressed so far
that Superintendent Bailey can entr list
it to other hands. Mr.. Hubbard will re-
move to Sioux Falls rs soon rs he car
secure Il dwelling. place for himself and
family, and those who know him feel
much gratified 1T tla prospect.-Sicux
Falls P;.ntagraph.
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The County Commissioners will hold
their regular annual meeting OH Tues
day next. Among other business. will
be the approval Of the bonds of the
County Attorney, County Surveyor and
Court Commissioner, and the seating
Of the new Commissioner from the Sd
District. The jury lists will also have
to be made up and the county printing
let. There is considerable inquiry rs
to whether the county will be re-dis-
tricted at once, us Mobiles is now enti-
tied to FIVE commissioners. We learn
that it is proposed to district the coun-
ty from east to west, as there are Just
five tiers Of townships, giving each tier
a commissioner. This, we think, would
be satisfactory arrangement. 1t
would leave all the present commissions
ers in and leave one to elect in the Lo-
rain district and one il, the DeWalu.
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DR.. i. n. Bedford, Dentist, will 81
at tho W0rthinRton Hotel from Dec
oath to 3Oth. s 81: -l6 81
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Easy Chairs and Camp Chairs az
Thayer's. 80. . @i:. l5tf
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To TRADE.-Will trade 5 Spring:
Wagon or a Horse for i second :handZ
Mccormick Advance Reaper and Now
er. [l5-t1 j. s. McMANUs....z
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The train from Sioux City was late
Christmas morning. About q mile
east Of town the track spread and lei
several cars down on the ties. This
caused another delay: The train was
soon on the track again, however, and
pulled out followed by the ten O'Clock
morning train.
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L. B. Smith, Of Faribault, MIMI,
says:-l am still wearing an "Only
Lung Pad" and it has helped me; l
intend to have another of extra
strength soon.-See Adv.
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Cant stop for storm. This papers
got to come out ,ceather or no. 5 =. !;
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:: You will. be surprised to see Tho
Furniture that Thayer has at his store
and he is selling it cheap, too. 1877.
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Picture Frames, all sizes and prices.
also fine assO, tlnent Of Motto Frames
just received at Thayer's. 15tf
NOTICE.-JOs. Ioveless has removed
from Clmse's shop to e. Il. Loveless'
shop. and in connection with w. Nor.
ris will do 4 general b'acksmithing bus.
mess. All work warranted. :<.sI
JOE LOvELEss,
14-4t W. MORRIS. :;
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Jpnstk ;,.s tson, 1lo5les Cosrtv, 7nss.
2 lsaa the snly eo.ap.e - 90 q Abs:rat1ssooki
in I'M e0nlitS,
viii larsisi 81 tine, pey taxes "a
oOs.fe<tdeEeS, pt1s.ary.s ::s1d ltsteilea. ote
kealn a supply NJ Rank Deeds, etc Gives e.
aftentt - ssx-etts1 NJ and sekn0Wledg.
y ~ la.>,sas. Aovt&aIns$etc. C0sJSsBucaenoel 70.
4. sr:. 81 le.lliy {
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MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE

AAAO - 4 ~R@A0n O4A n H SiA Il
WTHEREAS, Default has been made in the
Nv conditions Ot q Alortga age made by George
". Johnson. MOEtgagor, to Roscoe 4. ChaSe,
Mortgagsr: and dated May 9th, 1878, and record.
81 OF mortgages, page 3o8, in Office 1T REGISTER
OF deeds Of Mobiles County, Minnesota. AMI there
j. elaine. to he due or said mortgage at the
date Ol this notice. the sum of Thirty Dollars for
interest, :ecured thereby, and no action or pro-
ceedfng having been commenced to recover the
debt or interest secured by said Mortgage Or any
part thereof;
Notice Il hereby given that by virtue OF the
power RI sale eoHtaine' In said mortgage aid
the statute In such case made: said mortgage
Will le fOrecl0Srd by the sale of the premises
therein described ~ follows:
The southwest quarter Of section thirty (30).
township one hundred and one (lOl). range forty
one a. y, IN Mobiles County, Minnesota, ut the
front door OF the Court IIellse, IN WOrthingtOu,
IN salt County, At public auction, to the highest
bidder on ~
Saturday. January 29th,. 1881,
At one o clock in the afternoon, to pay the sum
then due and unpaid on said mortgage. and ex-
pers;.s III such sale ami Twenty Five Dollars At.
tOrney fee. - 49,. -
Dated December s, 1880.
+ :.Sz:zt N ROSCOE &. CHASE, M0rtgagee.
DANIEL ROHREH, Atty for Mortgage. ~
: .1stpub. Dec. Is. 1880. ..> =, &C..
z Last pub. Jan. 20, 1881.
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We noticed the other day in passing
up the road that q union depot was 60.
ing up at the junction of the Southern
Minnesota. We are glad that the com.
panies have at last yielded to the de-
mand of the public for this convenience.
We often hear Of people being tender
hearted, but since the cold snap set in
We hear Of q good many people being
tender.nosed and tender-eared. This
is great weather to touch ones feelings
in \ tender spot, as it were.
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MORTGAGES FORECLOSURE SALE.

MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.
V7lIEREAS, Default has been made III the
w conditions OF a mortgage made by August
BenkendOrf and Johanna BenkendDrff, mort
-gagOrS to Roscoe &. Chase, mortgage, dated
April 9TH. 1878, and recorded April 18th. 1873, at
three o'clock and five minutes iii the afternoon,
tn Book 'B OF mortgages Eage =! in Office Of the
Regis er nf deeds Of Mob es County. Minnesota :,
and there Is claimed to be due Oh said mortgage
at the date of this notice the sum OF Sixty Dollars
for interest coupon, secured by said mortgage
and due April 18th, 1880. and ito action or pro-
ceetting having ben commenced to recover the
debt or interest secured by said mortgage or any
part thereof. Notice is hereby given hat by vir-
tue OF the power Of sale in said mortgage con-
tanned and in pursuance Of the statute in such
case made, sal mortgage will he fOreclOsed, v
the sale Of the premises therein described as fol-
lows:
The southeast quarter OF section six (6}
township one hundred and four (l04), range thir
ty nine g y. Mobiles County, Minnesota ut pubic
auction. for cash. to the highest bidder, 1T the
front door OF the Court House in WOrthington
In said Mobiles County on
Saturday, the 22,d day Of January. 1881,
At eleven O'Clock A. NJ, to pay the sum then due
and unpaid Oh said mortgage and expenses Of
su'il sale. iaclu ing Twenty Five Dollars, Attor
ney's fees
Dated December 8, 1870.
=; *>=>' ROSCOE &. CHASE, Mortgagce
DANIEL ROHR n. Atty for Mortgage,
lst pub. Dec 9, 1880.
Last pub. Jan. H.. 1881.
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Adrian Hotel.
J.V. BARTOW, Prop,

Having recently taken the shove hotel and 1t.
ted u up am prepared to entertain the public
In . satisfactory manner. 80
& GooA Livery with the House.
Travelling men win And . comfortable house
! and : good table. 81 9 ism !.
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0. OF u. w. E:ssgss:s 7
IWorthinSson lodRoNo Is meets every Friday
oyenlnG. e. R.MtL.LER, Master Workman.
r. j. j. p1Offo, Recorder. ~ J; - -, :
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sa1s FURTHER REDUCTION. :ss% : - "a.
County Maps can be had at this office
the rate Of 5 for Is cents. +, z@=55
= Webster,s Common School and Aca-
demic Dictionaries for sale At the AD-.
VANCE office. =

Domestic sewing Machine for sale
at this ollce. ...::ss
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LEARNING 70 FARM


c. ". Slayton. of the st. Paul &
Sioux City road, was at the McManns
House on Tuesday. in company with e.
Fawkes, AL Englishman gentleman
who expects to stay in this vicinity and
engage in farming, after giving the b1.
siness some practical attention. We
heretofore mentioned that fact that the
Close Brothers, Of the Lemars colony.
through the assistance Of Mr. Slayton,
were securing places for a number of
young Englisl,men who wish to learn
farming before taking lands and begin
ming the business for themselves.
Messrs. II. "A. and J. &. Watson. two
brothers. have been with I. =. Durfee
for some weeks. A Mr.. Bra'1en has To-
Gated with r. II. Smith and a Mr.. Wal
Ter, with Mr.. Barrett on Round Lake.
These young men pay for their board
ing and give their work gratis for the
privilege Of learning the business. We
learn that there are a number of young
Englishmen, whose parents are well-to-
do, expecting to follow those already
located. ~..
In recent number of the Pioneer
Press, the London correspondent severe.
ly criticizrs Mr.. Sherman, of Martin
county, who is now in England Undue
ing young men to come to America to
learn farming on Il plan similar to the
above. Some of those located in Mar
tin county complain that they have
beer deceived by Mr.. Sherman. We
know nothing Of the facts. but so far
We have heard no complaint against the
Messrs. Close, who seem to be dealing
squarely and to have the confidence of
their young countrymen.
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When the thermometer stands at 800
below zero in the shade, straw hats and
umbrellas are no protection. Better
keep in doors. =
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Conundrum-Wlly should Z locomo-
tive dread this cold weather? =. ~: ~

There will probably be good many
ears and noses to ut in after this cold
snap. Store ears and store noses will
30 40 numerous as store teeth. :,
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Friday. january 18th. 1881.

At nine o'clock in the forenoon OF said day, 1T
publ: auction, to the highest bidder for cash.
by the sheriff OF said county, top and satisfy
the sum that may be then due and unpaid on
said m ,rtgag", and the costs and expenses of
Mlated in sal mortgage to be paid as attorney
fees in case If 4 force: oSure Of the same.
Dated December Is, 1880.
II. F. DRAKE,
Assignee Of xaid Mortgage.
DANIEL ROURER, Attorney for Assignee.
First publication Dec. Is, 1880.
Last pub. Jan. 20, 1881. 166t
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Alinnesota egislature meets next
Tuesday
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