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The Worthington advance., 1880-09-16

@He week in Your own town. HjOntCt free
WV No risk. Reader. ii you want a business
at which persons 0t either sex can make great
pay all the time they work, write for particulars
to II. HALLETT 4 Co., Portland, Maine.
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Stacking about finished. It was Il
very long harvest season after all.
Threslling will commence in this town
by Thursday. Mr.. Colburn from Ieota
will do the most threshing in this town.
John Mock was quite i'll for few
days last week, but is little better now.
That little poem in the ADVANCE a
week or two ago is used by our boys as
song very freely, by changing the first
lines SO as to sound now like this:
''There was little man with Il big red
nosc."
That staunch Hancock man John
Mock informs us, that he don't care for
one voter more or less, but he would
like to bet with you A. u. the best hat
in Mobiles Go. OIL Hancock. MIKE.
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STEPHEN MILLER.
TIC MEETING

Hon. NJ. S. Wilkinson and Hon. II.
r. Wells, will address the people Of No.
bles county at Worthington on Thurs
day evening, Sept. 23d, at p. N. on the
political issues of the campaign. They
will also speak at Jackson on the 2lst;
Heron Lake the 22d; Luverne 24th;
Pipestone 25th.
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Mr.. Nc cManus, father Of J. S. McMa-
nus, celebrated Ills 10Th birthday on
Tuesday last. He is hearty and still e. e.:
rect and vigorous for man of his age.
Nightwatch McA1illen has obtained
a weeks leave of absence and is off on
tour of recreation.
&. P. Shepard also went up on Friday
and took in the Minneapolis Fair.
C.J. Smallwood, night operator, is
off on q trip to Milwaukee.
Miss Eta Smith left on Monday night
last for Oberlin College to finish her
musical education.
q. Bigelow has been called to Rock
ford, Ill.,, by the sickness of his brother.
II. D. Safer, of Sioux Falls, is over
visiting his parents.
Mr.. Richardson, of Austin, is in town
attending to some business at the Land
Office.
Miss Hopkins, of Saltwater, is visit
ing Mrs. G. p. Shepard.
HONEY DEW-SOME7IING WOyDEn.
FUL.
Mrs. Lambert, of Dewald, brings us
some leaves which are covered with
what is called "honey dew" From her
we learn that on Sunday night, the 5th,
the leaves over all the north side of
their farm were covered with this dew
and in the morning were literally drip
ping with honey. The odor is similar
to that Of genuine bee honey and al
though it is now dry on the specimens
brought in, it has sweet taste. Mrs.
l.. says she has known this remark
able phenomenon to occur in England
but never before in this country. Here
is something for scientists to account
for. Was this the spirit of the flowers
''materialized' or what was it? Does
honey escape from the flowers into the
air, like vapor, and fall back in a con-
densed form under certain atmospheric
conditions? Is the fragrance Of flowers
invisible honey escaping and does the
bee extract perfume from the flowers
and store it up in the form Of honey?
Who can give us some light on this sub
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ARRIVAL IND DEPARTURE or NAILS
ARRIVES.
Eastern fdai,y) 12 l0a. ~.
do ST. Paul and beyond 3 30 y III
Southern 2 81 a. M.
Westcr,,-Lu Verne and Sioux Falls, 10 25 y III
Round Lake, SATURDAYS - III
DEPARTS.
Eastern (daily) 2 30 a. II.
do to st. Paul AMI beyond 10 81 Ill
Southern = L. lna. N.
WrStern--Iu Verne and Sioux Falls 40 pm
Round ..~~>, Sanr,,S III
Mails carried hy day trains close 80 minutes
before departure. All others ut o'clock y III.
Office hours from Il NJ t" III. Sundays
from to 9 /, III and T. III tn i ~ p H..
Money orders issued ana letters registcrcl be-
NJ g. SOULE, 2. ".
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NOTICE or TAX SALE.

pURSVANT to IL real estate tax Judgment of
l. the District Court in The county Of Nobles
State OF minnesota, entered the 3lst day of july
III proceedings for enforcing payment Of taxes
Mobiles. remaining delinquent on .ne first day
of Dune, 1880, and If tie statutes in such case
made and provided, l >lElll, on
Monday, the Goth day Of Sept, 1880,
ut 10 o'clock in the forcnoon ut the Court House
in the yillH@e u Wo' thingtOn and county of No
eS, penalties and cnsts in said JUDGMENT and on
which taxes Shall not have been previously paid.
E.S MILLS,
5l-5W Auditor Mobiles Comfy Min
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CHURCE DIRECTORY.

A. C. ROBINSON, NJ. E.. II: r. :
.. e. CHANDLER, Sec. l3Otl
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The farm Of James Gibson, two and
one-half miles west of the village, is for
sale or rent. For terms apply on the
premises. 2
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R1 NSO1E

/ Ibelieve there has been but jobs of
thrashing done III this part of the town
that of Mr.. Jones and A. Kittman.
Kittman's wheat was not very heavy
but his oats 20 bushels per acre.
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This number of the ADVANCE is not
as full as we would like, owing to the
fact that the editor was absent several
DAYS ut the Fair.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Sale OF State Lands.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. LAM Orrrcr

STATE OF MINNEsoTA, LAND OFF1CE.)
ST T. L, September Z, 1880.
NOi'CE IS hereby given that the County All
~ ditOr will offer at public sale, on the Terms
prescribed by law, all the School Lands that
have been appraised and are unsold in Mobiles
county'.at his office in Worthington, on
Saturday, October 80, 1880,
At 10 o'clock a. III.
ISIS ~ the lands to be offered may be seen at
the Auditors Office for two weeks prior to the
sale.
All lands heretofore sold upon which the in.
terest IS delinquent Tor more than one year will
be re offered
o. P. WHITCOMB,
2-6w Commissioner of State Land Office.
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ELINI.

Wind, rain and poor management
have spoiled 4 great deal Of hay and
grain this year. Don't you remember
wien our cry was ''if we were only rid
of the hoppers." Now we are rid of
them and are taking the casualties of
other places including slight touch of
cyclones. In these days of political heat
an honest opinion would probably be
out of time, but for all that honestly
oplne, that our wheat crop of this town
will pay for the seed. No more. Our
oat crop will do to measure, but if
weighed in the balance will be found
wanting in heft. Our flax crop is going
from to Is bu. to the acre, of original
ly prime seed but damaged 10y the wet.
Our corn, well, after all this is a corn
country, so bring on your hogs and cat
tie. With plenty Of hay and corn we
can make the stock happy it we are mis-
cradle.
That reminds me that over in Dist.
No. 6 they have a "Social Progress''
meeting, where they claim that pleasure
and duty are synonymous terms, and.I
heard one of them social progressors
say he could prove it. Queer things
we hear Of this association but reports
are so contradictory in our part of the
town, that III haye to visit it and re-
port. Can you recommend some cloak
that one could wear to keep from ab-
sorbing their heterodoxy? We're all
anxious to go and see the elephant but
We're%frail-of what? don't know.
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Read the article on the "Modern
Newspaper. It is from young man
who Wields an able pen.
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DIR. L. N. Bedford, Dentist, will be at
the Worthington Hotel, September goth
to gath. o.aw
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

ArD1TOK-I;. s. Mills.
TKEASUKEK-lI. & Shepard.
REGISTER OF DEEDs-.Joseph Chadwick.
JUDGE OF PKOBArE-I!. y. Barber.
CLERK OF COUKT--B. y. Carrier.
SHEKIFF-H X. Miller.
SURvEYOR-.Ailen C!l.ney. Deputy-Alle'
NJ. Chaney.
COrHr COMMIssIONEK-II. ID. IIumiStOn.
COI'Nr ATrOKNEY-l)aiicl kOhrer.
CORONEK-l.. H. Bennett.
COUNTY SUrEKlNTESDE>T-J.C c. Ogle.
COMMISSIONERS.
First DiStrict-Frcdelick Bloom. OF Seward.
Seco7,n Ditrici-A NJ. Crosby, Of Adrian.
Third Di>lfict-liObt Shore, Of Ransom,
Chairlma".
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TT S. Land Office At Worthington, Mimi.
- Sept. ii, 1880.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim, and Sc.
cure fna! entry thereof ut the U. 5. Land Office
in Warrington. MIMI, on
Wednesday, Oct ber 2', 1880,
Christopher C. Peterson, one Of the heirs of
Ole Peterson, deceased, Homestead Application
9:l73 for the swI sec. 10-lOl-42 and names
the following as his witnesses, viz:
Hans Paulson, Knud Thomas, Hans Olson,
Syvert ID. Tennis all of Rushmore, MINI.
II Mons GKINAGEK, Register.
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NOTICE or ENPIRA TION or REDENP.
IION FROM YAXS4LE

NOTICE or E-IPIRA TION or REDElfp
1ION FROM TAXS.4LE
WoRTlI1NGToN, MINI,
AUp1roEs OFFICE. Aug. 80, 1885, I
TO Alexander Dickey:
TAKE no.icr, that pursuant to tax ju lg,nent
4 eht;'1pu and dockrtc,i III the District Court
"f Mobiles County, Minnesota, on August 2lst
E.S' &c northeast quarter of sec lion twenty two
(:2), township one hundred and three (lU3),
fa'1gc ioriy (4n) in Mobiles county, Minnesota,
assessed IN your name, was sold Cor the tax OF
tnr year lS,1 on Sep. p.embcr 2th, 1873; that the
,lmc OF redemption from said sale allowed by
JAW Will expire on September 2ist, $780, or with.
IN sixty days af'er the service dalc of this no.
tire; that the am unit required to redeem the
same al this date is the sum of ninety seven and
ob lo dollars, and the costs Of service and publ.
cation ni This notice, and such interest rs NAV
accrue from this daie.
Witness my hand and official seal at Worthing.
ton in sal! Mntv OF Mobiles and State of Mil.
nrS''a' this Seth day "f August, 1884,
!Sw County Auato:, Nobies b; 8 CO.. n.ijjS, Min.
SUMMONS.
St1tET8 CGtSTS 81 1rtSSSfi%xA'} SEnhxs!
DISTRICT COURT,
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Joseph 1lyland a:'d Mary Hyland,
Plaintiffs.
Against CSHm7nOnS
Roscoe e. CiilSe, Defendant.
y, THE State OF Minnesota to the above named
Defendant:
You. Roscoe G. Chase, are hereby summon
ed and required to answer the compllnC in this
act on which has been filed in the office of the
Clerk OF said Courtin orthngton in said cour-
" ana state. and to serve {: copy of your answer
to sud Complaint Oh the subscribers ut thee office
or rl,h'r of them in the village Of Worl hngton,
cnthtyof Mobiles, State of Minnesota, within
twenty days a:ter tile service of this Summons
upon you, exclusive of the day of such service.
a LII if ,; y"u fail to answer the said Complaint
within the time aforesaid the plaintiffs in this
action will apply to the court for the relief de.
mHndrd in said complaint.
Dated Aug. -, a. ID. 1880.
GEO. W. WILSON and
EMORY CLARK
52-6t Plaintif's Attorneys, Worthington, Minn
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Saturday. Sent. |.

Saturday, Sept. II.
On motion petition for lamps &c. of
+. Thompson and others and Geo. Day
and others was taken from the table
for COZ. i.sideration.
On motion three lamps were ordered.
One as per Thompson's petitions, and
two as placed by order hereafter, from
Days petition, along 7th Avenue.
On motion a sidewalk was ordered
built from Roses corner along lst st.
to II. Davis house.
On motion, night watch WAS given
one week S vacation, commencing Mon
day 18th of Sept.
90 motion adjourned.
r. Il PrO1"rs I,ncOr1er
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Station Agent Allen, the other day,
exhibited to us the fine points about the
new ticket case at the depot. 1t is one
of Bacon's Patent Coupon ticket cases,
and has 504 hooks for tickets so arrang-
ed that the agent can put his hand on
any ticket as quick as it is called for.
The agent is now prepared to ticket
parties through to all prominent points
in the United States and Canadas.-
Tickets can be had to Boston by 38 diff
ferent routes; to New York by 19 routes;
to Chicago by routes; Portland by 7;
Cincinnati by 4; St. Louis by 2; to points
in Texas by 5.
While at Saltwater on Monday morn
ing last we visited the prison and took
a look at those distinguished 'confeds,'
the Younger Brothers. We found Jim
grinding up some tools. lie seems to
be the best looking one of the lot. Cole
and Bob were off duty and in their
cells. We sauntered leisure]y by, and
as we glanced into Coles cell, he looked
up with little start, so that we got a
square view of his face. Bob was lean
ing over on his cot, so that we did not
get good view Of him. Cole has an
essentially ordinary face and no one
would select him at first glance as the
leader Of gang of robbers.
Sauatering along down the row we
read on the door of a cell the name of
edward Chandler" Sorry Ed wasn't
in 50 that we could have seen him.
Two or three cells further on we saw
the name of III. NJ. Crandall," but he
was not in either. OF course these are
not our Worthington friends of similar
name.
While taking in the Minneapolis Fair
we dropped over to Saltwater and spent
Sunday in that ''boom"-ing town. We
met II. L. Foster, we'll known to our
people, who is doing a large business in
machinery. Also J. N. Darms, who
has considerable land in this vicinity
Mr.. d. is doing the leading grocery bus
mess OF the city. Also saw E. Brown
who expects soon to move to his farm
in this county. Had the pleasure also
of meeting Senator Castle who won gol-
den opinions here during the trial of the
election contest cases. We are under
obligations to the Shepard brothers for
many c0urtesies.
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Gov. Miller has purchased Postmast:
er Soule's dwelling house on Sd Avenue
and is moving into it,
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The Hancock and English Club of
Mobiles County will organize on Satur-
day evening, Sept. IS, at the Court
House, in Wortllington. All who wish
to haye their names placed on the list
should inform me before that time by
mail or otherwise. l.. Il. BENNETT.
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ROlirer had one Of his ''sDellsn yester

ASOI'lNA Iittu WV VI IT'D optllS' yCStcI-
day during the trial of the liquor case.
lie said one of the lawyers was 'son
OF a " and ought to be in the peni-
tentiary." Wonder lie didn't get an
other licking for talking that way
Rohrer does get slapped around ''pro-
m'scuss." Why, we remember that
when he led Il mob and threw Professor
Humiston's office furniture into the
street, and Ogle stood in the Seminary
room opposite smiling and approving
of the mob proceedings, that Clayton
Humiston, then only chunk of a boy,
took Rohrer by tho collar, jerked him
down on his knees and was about to
pitch him down stairs, when one of the
mob interfered and prevented the boy
from breaking Rohrer's neck.
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UILL L MONT.

The Cane is getting about ripe enough
to be taken to the press. Mr.. E. Graft
in the southwest corner of the town.
has got a good press and will do Justice
to all that comes. The west half of
Bloom, Wilmont: Leota and the south
half of Murray county would do well to
call on Mr. Graft to get their cane press
ed.
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r. B. PLOTTs, Recorder.

At meeting held Jan. 3. 1880, the
following resolution was passed viz:
''That Sec. = of Ordinance No. II ap-
proved March 5th. 1878 be and is here
by repealed" Relating to bowling al
leys. n. a. BARLOW,
RecOr,lcr
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Mr.. Dow, of Ransom, advertises the
Cooley Creamer in another column, to
which we call the attention of farmers.
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a good secondhand Wilson Sewing
Machine for sale cheap. NJ. DUBOIS.
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the st. Paul Globe trots out whole
barnyard full of roosters over the Maine
election.
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Excursion tickets to the Chicago Ex-
position can be had of Station Agent
Allen on Sept. p, % and 20 good to
Oct. 5. And on Oct. Is, 10 and 20,
good tes Oct. c6. The rate is one and
one bhe regular rate for round trip.
6E - ---
Fred Little, freight conductor, pulled
out from Worthington Oh Monday go
ing east with G5 freight cars drawn by
one engine. Over two hundred freight
cars were handled Oh that day at our
yards. The prospect is good for large
freight business this fall.
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MINOR ARRITiLS

At the residence of Alex Moir, on
Tuesday last, a boy. Will vote for
Hancock.
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Rev. Mr.. Sheldon net with painful
accident on Monday last. While as
cending ladder at the new building
going up near the mill, the ladder broke
and he was thrown to the ground, a dis
tance of II feet. lie struck on his side
and was considerably stunned and
bruised, though fortunately no ribs
were broken. He was carried home and
at last accounts was still confined to
his bed.
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Phelps, Dodge & Palmer's celebrated
Chicago Glove-Fitting Boots and Shoes
for sale at 52-2w J. H. JOHNsON's.
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r AND Office at Wortlinvto, NI;uo Av.- .

7 AND Office at Worthington, Minn.. Aug. 30,
IL 1850. w
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice of his intcntiO to
make final proof In support of his claim, and Sc.
cure final entry thereof at the U. S. Land Office
at Worthington. Minn., OH
Monday. the 9th day OF October, 1880,
Chas: 5: Newton, Homestead Application
No. 1854 for the el4swN Sec 70 1910 anil names
the following us his witnesses, viz:
E: s: Terry, J. c. Clark. Ira Il. Ncwkirk, WIN.
McKillop.
II MONS GRINAGER Register
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T AND Office at Worthington. Mimi. Sent.

7 AND Office at Worthingt0n, Minn., Sept. Il,
IL 18 0.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam.
ed settler has filed notice Of his intention to make
final proof in support OF his claim. and secure
WOrthington NJ nn., Oh
Monday October Il, 1880,
No for fh a% uac npffHattt"h f 10"
lowing as his witnesses. viz:
Matthias Kelly. A. Tcitenberg, James GOWN,
Morgan .. Flaherty, Of Mobiles Co: Minn.
81 MONS GkINAGER, Register
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P0sr OFFICE. Minneapolis Daily
Tribune 81 per month. Extra copies
ON hand. 3-3In
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Yoke of three and four year old steers
for sale. Also a four year old cow. In
Quire at this office. o3w
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AND Office at WorthingtOn, Minn Sept. 7,
IL 1880.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention 10
make final proof In support OF his claim, and sc
cure final entry thereof at the u. S. Land Office
at WOrthingtOn, Nlinn., on
Tuesday, October II. 1850,
!, Wallace E: Thompson Pre-. .emption Applca-
ton No. 1857 for the seH sec l-l04 ~
VIII. Moody, J. II. Brawn, II. u. Law wre,lce
E. Johnson, of WOrthinglOn, MINI.
y MONS GkINAGEk. Register
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Gov. Miller recently received from
the Government pension of $3,S0O.-
He promptly put part of it into one Of
the neatest residences III Worthington.
This was a little slow in coming, but
no pension was ever more deserved. It
was, in fact. a debt which the Govern
ment owed to q war veteran,
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Barber Says elsewhere that he loaned
Ogle $500. Somuch the worse for Ogle.
Then he sold his support for. $50 in
stead of $50.
------==
The Hancock and English Club will
organize at the Court House on Satur-
day evening ut O'Clock sharp. Please
be on hand early. *
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AND Office at Worthington, Minl.. Aug. 13,
IL $780,
Notice Is hereby given that the following nan
ed settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make final proof in support of his i'm, and Sc
cure final entry thereof ut the U. S. Land Office
Wor'hingtOn, Minn., on
Friday, September -, 1880,
John L. DahlstrOm homestead applicai ion No.
$40 for the SH southwest qr sec. 2 lOl 80 and
names the following as his witnesses. viz:
John Upstron, August Anderson, c. a. Olson,
and Albert HactOr, all of N0bes co, Nlinn.
5l1 MONS GRINAGER, Register
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FURTHER REDUCTION.
County Maps can he had at this Office
the rate of for 25 cents.

Farm for rent. Inquire at this office.
40-tf
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Five hundred Sheep (Ewes) and twen-
ty Bucks for sale. JOHN ALLEY.
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no USE, LOTS AND STABLE FOR !SALE
CHEAP.
The House and two Lots of DR.. Gre
yer, recently vacated 10y myself, are for
sale cheap. Also the Stable Oh the rear
of the lots recently owned by NJ. B.
Sonle, Esq. Apply to
STEPrIEN NTTyrER
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COUNTY MAPS

GREATRED UCTIONIN PRICE.
just received ut the ADVANCE office
a new invoice Of MOBILES COUNTY
MAPS, which we will sell at reduction
of 50 per cent. for 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 by
mail must enclose stamp
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G.. & y. ". TINE TABLE.

Time VI departure of Passenger Trains from
Mankatn:
Leave for Chicago lna. IN. 4 6 .:'5 p. IN.
- New Tim 1T + - i. III. 4 5 25 p. III.
Time Of arrival
From the East, 30 y III 4 5 25 m
from the West, SIS 4 III l. SUpMl.
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NOTICE. U. s.. Land Office, W,rthington.
N Mnn.. Sept. II, 1Ss..
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof In support of his claim and Sc
cure final entry thereof at the U. s. Land Office
WOrthington. Min,,.,
On Thnls lay, Oct ~, 1880.
Casper Bloom. Homestead Application 40
II ,0l6 for the nWA sec. q. 04-4l and names the
following as his Witnesses. viz:
Stephen NaSlor, Levi Baxter, John Krer and
Horace j. Norman, all of Mobiles county. Mimi.
81 Mons GKlNAGEK, Register
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". Sept. 6, 1850.
Notice is hereby gwen that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim, and Sc
cure final entry thereof at the u. S. Land Office
ut WOrthingtOn, Minn.. Oh
Friday, October Is, 1880,
No: 1l,0S4, for the mwA Of 6-lo4.4i l.,
and names the following as his witnesses viz:
Lemucl Ehy, Aaron Eby. Stephen Naylor,
Minn. wy
u MONS. GRINAGER REGISTER.
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A Domestic Sewing Machine for sale
at this office.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NOTICE TO FARMERS.
All farmers who cut anil stack good SLOUGH
Hay will find ready market for the same at
the Mill al - II ton during the season. Fine or
damaged hay not wanted at any price.
WHEAT WANTED.
Highest market cash price paid for wheat at
al times and in any quantity.
52-3W OkABENA MILL COMPANY
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4 R.-t RE,.1Y.V.

We can furnish IL new Platform
Spring Wagon or an End Elliptic
Spring Buggy, manufactured by Fish
Brothers Il Co., Racine, at better
bargain than any dealer can give.
These wagons and buggieS now take
the lead. Call and see Us or write for
terms.
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Mary Hyllnd was arrested on Mon
day for selling a quart Of beer. She
gave ball for her appearance and tile
case came up for trial yesterday. A ju-
ry was empanneled and Mrs. II. was ac-
quilted. The Information was furnish
ed by a boy named Frank E. Eggleston
who was paid five dollars by the Com
mittee for giving the information,
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IS now beng made faster than
" nnou ever by those at work for U.S.
suVUOy Persons Of either sex can make
SG6 4 week in their own towns if
they are willing to work. No risk. - outfit
free. Anyone can run the business. Capital not
required. All who engage prosper. 40 one
fails. Particulars free. Address, H. HArLETT
4 Co.. Portland, Maine. I7-N
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For sale at the Advance Of
fee.
4 PREMIUM,

A copy Of this Treatise on the Horse will be
presented t" every new subscriber I" the AD-
VANCE who pays year in advance and to every
old subscriber who pays arrcaI1'EcS and year
in advance.
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We sent our ''spirit" reporter up to
the Journal office the other night to see
what was going on there. He found
Dan Rohrer sitting on Ogle's lap and
Ogle was quietlng and mesmerizing him
after one Of those exhaustiag attacks
upon the editor of the ADVANCE.
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-16

Canary bird lost. A yellow spotted
singer. Return to McAlanus House.
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-16
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