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PERSONALS.

Mrs. Shriver and son left for Ohio on
Monday:
Mrs. Safer and two daughters expect
to spend the winter in Iowa.
.. Il. Pope and Mr.. Perkins expect
soon to leave for al extended visit to
Ohio.
II. Y. Wells has rented his farm and
will spend the winter at Council Bluffs.
Miss Mary Smith left on Monday last
for Southern Arkansas to spend the
winter with a relative.
Mrs. 1Vhitmore, who has been spend
ing Il few weeks with her sister Mrs. I.
J. Coons, left on Monday to return to
Washington City. Mr.. 1Vhitmore, her
husband, is connected with the Govern
ment printing office.
Rev. G. F. Sheldon preached his fare
we'll sermon on Sunday last to the NJ.
+. society. lie leaves next Monday for
llornelsville, N. Y, to engage in work
for the Y. NJ: Z. A.
l.. c. Stevens, the No. Roadmaster
on the branch, dropped in the other
day to shake" and left a greenback ad-
hereing to our palm. Hope to see more
of them ''palmed' off on us.
Z. L. Wemple, of Rushmore, that
commander.in.chief of good fellows,
came over to the hub on Tuesday and
dropped in.
\. l.. Seney and DR.. Wemple, of
Itushmore, dropped in The other day.
They are buying stock and will make it
win if the trust" don't strike their
crop.
The L'lverne Herald says of two
Vorthington speakers at Beaver Greek:
The first speaker of the occasion,
Judge Wilson OF Worthington, was in
ttoduced by Col. White and interested
the audience for over an hour with Il
candid presentation of the issues before
the people and some Of the reasons for
securing the continuance of republican
rule. The Judge was followed by Gov
ernor Miller who delivered a character
iStic speech with his customary force
and was frequently and loudly applau
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GUIDE TO SUCCESS
F0rnos MI, BUSINESS SfS II
Il Ok ~ SOCIETY

is by far the best Business and Social Guide anil
Hand Book ever published. Much the latest
It. tells both sexes completely row TO DO EVERY.
yer, How to do Business Correctly and Success.
fully, How to act in Society and in every part of
hfe, and contains geld mine of varied infOrma
ton Indispensable t ali classes for consistent ref
erence. AGENTS W ,HTED for all or spare time.
To know Why This book "f real vrl,.c ma attr,c
tionS sells better than any other apply for terms
10 itm &. J.. BENJAMIN, Fvu Ill, Lac Wis.
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LOCAL..
WORTHlNGTON, MIMI. OCTOBER Z. 1850
CLUB RATES.

The ADVANCE is furnished 1T d so 4 year to
Clubs It ten or more. Clubs OF ten for six months
IS cents for each subscriber
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PEOPLES CONTENTION

Elsewhere we publish the call for a
Peoples Convention to be held at Heron
Lake, on Monday, Oct. II, for tie pur-
pose Of nominating a peoples candidate.
for Representative in the 38th district.
This, we understand, is to be Con-
vention irrespective of party. the object
being to nominate peoples man, who
will not be controlled by any railroad,
land or other monopoly.
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LEOIN.

Once more it is our sad duty to re-
cord the death of little one. An in
fant son Of B. o. and Susan Bevans,
died OH Sept. 9th, aged five months.
The parents take this opportunity of
friends for assistance rendered during
their afflictiOn.
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.NINOie 1iI,KII'iL.S. Il

On Sunday, Sci t. rs ut the residence
of J. Il. Dewey, in Ransom, an lib boy.
vt the sesidence of NJ. J. Bryan, III
Grand Prairie, Sept. 80, 1850, Il 9tb girl.
Farmers attending the fair next week
would find it to their advantage to call
and examine e.. j. Iumiston's fine
stock .. groceries. 1t
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COUNTY NEWS.
ADRIAN.

L. S. Nelson's house is completed.
John Timmons' house is about done.
School begins on Monday next.
Mr.. Dunnell and Gov. Miller were
here on Monday night and spoke Oh po-
litical subjects.
Good bow back chairs at the furni-
ture store at 81 a sett. Good slat backs
for S375 per sett.
Geo. Carr is buying wheat at 6S to zoe.
Bureaus. cane seat and rocking chairs
at the furniture store.
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Allen Clancy brings us Il sample vial
Of syrup made ut his new cane mill.
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THE THERSHER.

J. r. Dewey, Of Ransom, has thresh-
cd part of his flax and the yield is 16
bushels to the acre. lie has also thresh-
e I part of his wheat, and the grade is
No. l.
Wm. Moody. of Willmont, threshed
piece OF fix which yielded ISL bushels
to the acre.
\. Teitenberg. Of Willmont, thresll-
ed 8 bushels Of wheat and II bushels of
flax to the acre.
We learn that three or four threshers
are at work in Indian Lake township
and that wheat goes 10 to II bushels
and flax about II bushels to the acre.
J. Il. Pettis, Of Summit Lake. has
thresEeh and his flax went 13 bushels
TO the acre. Oats about 40.
Alo'Zo Clark, of Summit, had 80
bushels of flax OIL five acres, is bushels
to the acre.
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The weather is nice, and the thresh-
ing is going on rapidly by Messrs.
Drawn e Thompson.
Will Moody had !, piece of flax which
turned out lSt bushels to the acre. Will
don't know what to DO with his flax
without any joking.
E. Graft has Il No. cane mill and fix
tureS all through. The cane don't turn
out this year as many gallons as it us..~
ally does OWING to the early fros:
SISTER Y.
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REPRESENTA- TIVE CONTENTION

KEPRESENTAT TIVE CONVENTION.
On Friday last, the Republican Rep
resentative Conventian for the 3Sth
District assembled 1T Worthington and
renomi.,ated Hon. p. J. kniss, of Rock.
All the counties sent delegates, but
tlnee Of the Jackson delegation did not
90 into the Convention. There we're
fifteen delegates present and voting.
Mr.. kniSs on the formal ballot received
II vot IS and 5. V. Morse, of Murray, re-
ceived i, when Mr.. kniss was declared
the nominee
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANTED.
Renters for Two OF the BEST FARMS in No.
bleS c"nnty. Houses and barns free. Seed
wheat furnished. Rent twn-tiftlS Of crop, il
rented s"on These farms have ne> or faic to
raise crops. 5000 bushels of wheat T. iSed this
year. Inquire of PAUL VOlGHrLANDER,
near Adrian Minn. AT
IMPORTANT no AGENTS.. The Life of
L GEN. JAMES 4. GARFIELD,
Ry his personal friend, Maj'r BlNDY, tdltor
garfield has given personal attention or facts
Beau ifnIly illustrated, pr inicd aud bound -
Tile b'St-N. y. Commercial Advertiser The
Hratest.-N. Y. Herald. he most useful, s.,
sihle and satisiartory-N. y. Tribune tn |
length S'ccl portrait 10y Hall. fr' IN q picture
taken expressly for this work. Active AGENTS
WANTED. Liberal terms. Send 81 90 at once
for complete outfit. \. S. BARNES & CO., Ill
aid ll3 William ST., n. Y. t
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y choice line Of teas and coffees will
always be found at c.. J. Ilumiston's
cash grocery 1t
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SEED GR.iIN I.i.Y.

The State Auditor has written to tie
County Treasurer to make un effort to
collect back tax due on seed grair, so as
to include it in the October settlement.
Settlement will therefore be held open
till October 18th.
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MISS CONTENTION.


The people Of Mobiles County, ire
spective of party, will meet in Mass
Convention ut the Court House in
Worthington, on
Sl1URDIY, OCTOBER 8, 1880.
At o'clock p. IN to elect ) delegates
to the Peoples Convention to be held
at Heron Lake. October II. 1850, to NOM
mate a candidate for Representative in
the Legislature from the 3Sth District.
Men of all parties who favor Political
Reform and who are opposed to legisla-
tion in favor of Montpnlies and who
believe in equitable taxation and the
maintainance Of equal rights and priv
i]eges, are earnestly requested to come
out and fully and freely discuss mat
ters of vital Importance to themselves.
REPCPLICIN MEETINGS
MOBILES COUNTY.
Ex-Gov. S. Miller, Rev. j. G.. Oglc
and Judge &. w. Wilson will speak
on the Political issues Of the day in
NODleS county as lOllOWS:
llersey, Tuesday, Oct. 10.
Rushnorc, Thursday, Oct. 81.
Bigclow, Tuesday, Oct. 2G.
Tx Gov. S. Miller and J. G. Ogle
will speak in answer to j. II. Baker
at Worthington, Oct. IS, 1880.
Rev. j. G. Oglc and Judge Geo. w.
Hilson will speak at Indian Lake at
Larson sch hJol house on Tuesday Oct.
IL.
At Little Rock at Green school
house, Monday, Oct. IS.
At Graham Lakes at Muck school
house, Wednesday, Oct. p.
All meetings will occur at 1870 o.
clock in evening. Let every man give
his neighbor notice Of these meetings.
J. A. Town,
Chm. County Com.
At last the Chicago Tribune has got
along, with Edholm and Pagett's ''let-
ter" 1t gives Cottonwo ,d county IL
bout six inches Of space, and Window
about the same. 1t is Il little harmless
and worthless trash. and plainly shows
that our people who patronizpd the Tri-
bnne were badly sold. Other commune
tiles will do well not to patronjze them.
Window Reporter.
We are glad to see other papers join
ing with the ADVANCE which led off in
showing up these correspondents. They
Will probably write Il letter to Windom
saying that if the Reporter were finan-
cially responsible. they would call it to
account. At least, that IS the way
they would have done to us had we been
Financially responsible.'
No doubt Messrs. Edholm and Pa.
gett, the Chicago Tribune representa-
tlves, who ''wrote up' Window, few
weeks ago, would be highly delighted
to know the servicable use the extra
copies. ut 10 cents a-peice, containing
their communication from Window.
was put to, and this use is much more
valuable than the purposes intended by
the gentlemen who collected their 10
cents copy in advance.-Windom Re-
porter.
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En IS now helng made faster than
sOsiG : r::*"5x y ' :! e S"xx '"' Mike v
;+hi a week in thrir0Wn towns if
they are willing /" wo:k. No risk. - outti
free. Any"n" ran run he b'l>inrS>. capital not
reHu red. Al! who rEga"" prosper. no one
fails. particulars free Address, H. HAlLETr
CO.. Portland, Maine. Ally
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| SAMPLE COPIES.
We will send specimen copies of
the ADVANCE to a number Of persons
who arc not regular subscribers for a
few weeks. Read it, hand it to your
ncighbor, and if you like it, come in
or send in and subscribe for three,
six or twelve months.
Mass Convention of the people on Sat-
urday next at the Court House.
Hon. M. II. Dunnell and Gov. Miller
spoke at Adrian on Monday night.
Just received IL fine lot Of Camp Chairs
amt Oil Pictures at Thayer's. Cheap,
Cheap. Go and see them. 1t
Allen Clancy brings us Il sample vial
Of syrup made at his new cane mill.
The beautiful October weather has
come round again and is doing it's pref
tlest.
y choice line Of teas and coffees will
always be found ut G.. J. Ilumiston' s
cas!, grocery. 1t
Remember that Gen. Baker, the best
stump orator il, the state, will speak ut
Uortlington ON next Thursday even
ing, the 18th.
l.. b. Bennett is agent for Gen. John
McDunald's book the ''Secrets of the
G.eat |t'llisky Ring" which is making
II good many Of Grants friends" shake
as though they had the ague.
e. J. lIumiston has the largest stock
of gror; ries in South western Minn.
Call and see. 1t
|I'e have received Il propositi ion t O ad-
vrrtise giant Riding Saw which saws
two feet log off in three minutes. We
are to take pay in Il SAW. Ue'll take it
i: some other house will contract to fur
uis! the logs.
G.. J. numiston has purchased the
grocery stock of II. J. Ludlow and will
continue the business in the Barlow
building.
c. Collins, the Old gentleman w, o
WAS hurt ly the lmnd-car &C accident men,
tionel last week, died on Sunday night
last. His remains were sent to McIIth-
ry county, Illinois, lis former home.
Tie ladies Of the NJ. E. Churcl, will
give Il Donation for the benefit Of Rev.
Z. +. Sheldon ut Benefits Hall on Fri
day evening, Oct. S1h. Refreshments
served free. 10 cts. admission. \
cordial invitation is exte lded to all.
MI contributions to l'e in money.
The Niiiay. Council, ut their meeting
ON Saturday night last. by resolution
contin':rd II. Mcmillan as Night
Watci, ut the old SALARY until April /,
l>ol. AS the poet says, he is the man
"wEo keeps this great and helpless city
while it sleeps"
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or .MA lis
ARRIVES.
Eastern (daily) - l0a. III.
do st. Paul and beyond 3 80 p ~
Southern 9 81 IL. NJ.
Westeru-I.u Verne aud Sioux Falls, ID -
Round Lake, SATURDAYS - III
DEPARTS.
Eastern (daily) . 80 a. ~.
do to st. Paul an | beyond III ,. III
southern " 10 Iva. III.
Westrrn-Lu Verne ana Sioux Falls :; ~ y III
Round ..-..-I', Sl,llrtln,S l y al
Mails carried Ivy dtv trai"s close 30 m,''utAs
before departure. All others at '"rl'cS p III.
ONce hours from m. t." p IN. sun lays
from to il III and T. m ~ - !: p IL
Money orders ISSUED IN letters rtGistcic hc
tween o'clock !; m and y N.
NJ i. SDILE. Y. NJ.
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:
METHODIST ErIs OvAl.-SrrvicpS every Sab
bath morning at 10 81; ev.ning service Ht =
Sunday School at y. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. c. Il. Sheldon, Pastor.
UNION CONGKEtiA AryO>Al.-Srrv1crS morning
and evening. SUM, ~ School immediately after
the morning service. PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. g. W. Hama, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CUtK' ll.-SrrviccS morning
and evening. sabbath School immediately altt''
the morning service. Prayer meeting Thurs.a!
evening.
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Just received Il fine lot OF Camp Chairs
amt Oil Pictures ut Thayer's. Cheap,
Cheap. Go and see them. It
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4 BA tG IN.

We can furnish Il new Platform
Spring Wagon or an End Elliptic
Spring Buggy, manufactured by Fish
Brothers & Co., Racine, at a better
bargain than any dealer can give.
These wagons and buggies now take
the lead. Call and see lis or write for
terms.
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For Sale.

One half or the whole interest in STEAM
FEED MILL, doinga good business, with ample
power for increasing the same. Engine is g
horse pnwer portable. good rs new. Will sell
engine separate if desired. Call on or address
4stf II. j. BARBER, Adrian, MINI.
SEWING MA CHIMES FOR SALE
Three new Sewing machines for sale
at this office, one Domestic and two
Wilson's, will be sold for one third less
than cost for cash.
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The beautiful October weather has
come round again and is doing its pref
tiest.
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NOTICE.-U. s. Land Office, Worthington
- Mimi, Sept. II, 1850.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Anton fehlcr against Stephens laines for abali.
doning d. 5. No 17,2nS dated April Is, 1876, upon
the seq of section lU, town lob, range II,
in Mobiles County, Minnesota with Il:
view to the canccllation of said entry: the said
parties are hereby summoned t." appear ut this
office Oh the 18th day of Octobt +, 1880 ut II
o'clock Il. H., to respond and furnish test,
mony concerning said alleged abandonment.
MONS. GRINAGER, Register.
81 j. i. MOULTON. Receiver
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M A SONIC.
CTIURCE D1RECTOR Y.
WEEKLY, At

A. c. ROBINSON, NJ. E.. II. r..
S.E CHASDLEl Sec t3Otl
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COOLEY CREAMER,

Nhipple's Rectangular Churn, and Le-
yer Butter Worker.
This Crcamer is cheaper. requires less labor
and gives better s:ti>fa, ton thai, any other way
Of setting milk.
Send for copy OF Dairyman for full particulars
Or address C. w. W. DOW
soc Agent for N"bles County, Rusl,more, Minn
33m
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Price, One Dollar.
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Cr0ckery,
Furniture, Etc.
8.32-ly
COUNTY MAPS

0REA UC77ONIN PRICE.
Just received at the ADVANCE Office
a new invoice of MOBILES COUNTY
MAPS, which we will sell at a reduction
of SO per cent. for the next 60 days, as
follows:
Single Map, 10c
Two Maps, 15c
Five Maps, Csc
These are handsome colored maps
and the only large maps Of Mobiles
County extant. Parties ordering by
mail must enclose stamp
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MANS CONTENTI0v

We publish elsewhere call for a
Mass Convention to lie held IN WORTH
ington, on Saturday next to choose del
e4 ates to attend the Peoples Conyen-
tion to be held at Heron Lake, and also
to discuss matters of interest to our
own people. AS this will be about the
first Convention ever held III Worthing-
ton where full and free discussion was
invited we expect to see a good attend
ance
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

AVDITOK-E. s. Mills.
TREAsI'KEH-Il. T. Shepard.
REGISTER OF DEEDs-,joSeph Chadwick.
JUDGE OF rKORArE-I: ~ Barber.
CLERK OF COlET-I;. y. Carrier.
SHERIFF-R H. Miller.
SUKvEloK-Allrn Chaney. Deputy-Allen
NJ. ChInty.
Court COMMISsIOST:R-II. u. IIumiSton.
COUNTY ATTOKNEy-Da:iirl HUhrtr.
COisONElt-l. Is. Bennett.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT. T.. OTle.
COMMlSSIDNEi:S.
First Observation-Disclosures Bloom. of seward.
NecOnu Di$triri-A. NJ Crosby, OF Adri'n.
1Hird Di>trict-ltUht. Shore, vi ElhS''m,
Chalma"
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ST. NpIE COPIES

.POST OFFICE. minneapolis Daily
Tribune 81 per month. Extra copies
on hand. 3-3m
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TT S. Land Office 1T Worthingtol,, MINI,
u Sept. II, 1891
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied rotict Of his i.neni"n t.,
make final proof i'll support of MS claim, and Sc.
rIrc final entry thereof at the L. S. Land Office,
III W"rthingtoil. Mimi. on
Wednesday, Oct her 2 lS'0,
Christopher &. Peter nn one Of the heirs Of
Ole Peterson, dee .'aSctl, Homestead Application
9.l7' for the >W', sec. IT, | t.. and names
the following Il, his witnesses VIZ:
Hans raulSnn, Knud Thomas. I!anS Olson,
Syvert ID. Tennis, all of Rusmurt. Mimi.
u Mons GkNAt;. X, Register.
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NOTICE. L. s. Land Office, " >rihington.
~ Minn.. Sept. Il" 1S>
Noti"e is hc,"bv given that the following
named settler l;tS filed Notice of his intention to
make final prof in support OF hi cam and Sc.
cure final entry thereof at the T. = T.auG Office
WorthinGtnn, Minn.
On ihs. s lay. Oct Il, :sS).
Casper Bloom Homestead Application 80.
ll,n6 for the NV, *cc ~. n4-41 and names the
following us his wi. nSS.'S. viz:
Stephen Eaylnr i";i Baxter, John Krer and
Horace j. Norman all OF Mobiles county. MIN.
81 MONS GKlNAGER, Register
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s : 3 & 8 :

oTHE '"EK1NG CI.Ass.-Wc lre now preuar-
cd to furnish al class IS With cnn>tant ,mnlOy
mrnt at home, the whole of the time. or for
spare moments PcrS"nS of either sex "a .ily
earn IT. III 80 cents TO per rvrEiny and a pro
pnrtional sum bv dry"tl,g their " hole time to
the business. Boys and girls earn nearly as
much as men; That al who So" his notice may
S''r' their address aud test the hu>iness. we
make this offer: To such arc not we'll satisfied
we will >cni one dollar to pay fo" tie trouble of
writing. Full par i"nar> aud outfit free Adj
dress GEORGE STISsoN {. Co., Portland, Name.
Ally
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A good secondhand Wilson Sewing
Machine for sale cheap. NJ. DUBOIS.
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Sale OF State Lands.

STATE OF MI>Nt sofa, LAND OFFICE,
ST PA L. Sci: en!rr I. 1850. {
NOFlCE is hereby given that the County Au.
~ ditor will offer at public sale. on the terms
prcSrliied by INV. all the school Lands that
have been appraised and are unsold in Mobiles
county. ut his office in Worthnyton, on
Saturday, October 80, 1850,
At 10 o'clock 4. III.
Lists "f he lands to be offered may he seen 1T
the Auditors office for two weeks prior to the
sale.
All lands heretofore sold upon which the ill.,
tcr'St is delinquent for more than one year will
bc re offered
o. T. WIIITCOMB,
2fW Commissioner Of State l.ani Office.
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THIS standard article is compound
cd with the greatest care.
Its effects are IS wonderful and as
satisfactory as ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair to its
youthful color.
1t removes all cruptions, itching
and dandrutf. 1t gives the head
cooling. soothing sensation Of great
comfort, and the scalp by its use
becomes white and clean.
BY its tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands to their norma
vigor. preventing badness, and mak-
ing the hair grow thick and strong.
AS a dressing, nothing has bcer
found so cncctual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, Nd, State Assaye:
Of Massachusetts, says, "Thc con-
stitucnts are pure, and carefully &C.
lected for excellent quality and !
consider it the BEST PRErARAr,ox
for its intended purposes"
Price. One Dollar.
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Ward MEETINGS.

"A series ofpolitical meetings las bee,
appointed in the First District in the
interest of Hon. W. G.. Ward. The
speakers are as follows: Mr.. Ward
Gen. Baker. Hon. J. A. Lovely, Judge
wakefield. Ex-Gov. Dayis, Judge Page
Hon. II. :. Bassctt, Hon. w. X. Bra
den, Hon. J. P. West, Hon. NJ. d. l..
Collester, Hon. S. p. Cllilds, B. G. Rey
nolds, Esq.
Mi. Ward and Gen. Baker will speal,
at
Worthington, October 14th.
Iuverne, Oct. 18th.
Judge Wakefield will speak at Pipe
stone. Oct. It'll.
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The Okabena Mills are prepared to
handle in the best shape either Buck
wheat CT Rye. VIII buy or grind.
o-2W. OKABENA MILL co.
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Y AND Office at Worthington, Mimi, Sept II,
IL lS y.
Notice is hereby given that the following. n,m
cd settler has filed notice If his intention to make
final proof i'll support of his claim and secure
i'm Il entry thereof ut the Y. ). Land Office in
WortlnGton NJ nn o,
Monday October l., 1881.
Anton Pehler, Homestead Application
No. ll5l2 for the SCI 1rl'} I. and names the fol
lowing as his wi nesS'S. viz:
Matthias Kelly, a. Triteurcrg, James GOWN,
Morgan q. tlarrly, Of Mobiles Co.. Minn.
81 MONS Gl;lNAtEK, Ecyistcr
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AND Office at Worthingtnn, Alnn, Oct. :,
IL 1880. -
NotIce is hereby given that the follcwing.n nam
ca settler has flied notice of his intrli ion to
make final proof In support OF his claim and Sc
cure iluil entry thereof 1T the U. $. Land Office
ut WorthingtOll, Mnn., on
Monday, the !, tn day OF November, 1890.
\, Albert Mclean, Homestead Application
20. HIs ior the II 'ssw' sec. H. lt3 ~ anil names
the following as his witnesses, viz:
Sutherland Mclean, $. C0vey, Allen Mclean,
VIM T"mford, all Of Mobiles county, Mimi.
" MONS GRIN .AtiEk, Register
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Il Y ORDINANCE

To close and vacate the Alley between lots Gs-
teen and sixteen in Block eight in the village of
Wnrthingi on: Va
5" it or !aincd by the Common Council of the
vi laHr OF WOrtlllyton,
sec. |. That the Alley between lots fifteen and
SiN Ell IN Block eight in the Village of Worth
ingtnn. Mobiles county, Minuess IA, according 10
TIL rec rde pl It thereof on record in the uc..
ot the Register OF Dee.:S of said Mobiles county.
he:l d the same hereby is closed and vacated
and discontinued
>EC. :. This ordinance shall take effect and be
in force from and If ;er is passage.
Passed l}rt >. Is o. DANIEL SHE'LL
K. i PLOTTS, President IF Council,
Recorder. Village Of WOrthingtUn