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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-12-01
MOrtxaxe EOrcclOsure Snle.

nEAULr havi"g been made in tn. pa. mrnt
IL Of he sum OF Two Hundred nd N.m IT,
Sewn Dollars (s297.Oo). which Is claim
ed 10 be due ut he date of this notice, upon \
ccrtaiu, IN rtEage, duly xecuicd aid dc ivered
bearing date the 25th d.y # April, A. d. is7a,
AMI with a power Of sale therein contu ined,
duly recorded in the Office Of the Regis
terof Deeds, III and for the county of NOb:es,
and Sta OF Mimi sot'. on the first day of May.
A. D., 1879. at 10 o'clock a. NJ. IN Book "B'' of
Mortgages. on page +91, and no act on or pro.
tutpd to recover h" debt cured by Sd ID mort
gage, or any art tlltreOf:
Now, therefore. not ce IL hereby given hat ny
virtue Of the power of Sale conta. ed in said
mortgage. and p,irsu ,nt to the statut, fl such
case made and provided, he said mortgage
scrihed IL aud conveyed by ~ mort:agr. viz:
The northeast quarter IF section twenty -Four
(24,, Township One Hundre and Two (iO2),
Range Forty One t4D in Mobiles county, and
State OF Minnesota. with he entertainments a: d
appurtenances: which le will be ma'cb tho
Court House, in the village If Worthngto on, T.:
said county and state, on
The 10th day Of December, 1851,
At ten o'clock Il. m. OF hat day. at public ven
due. to the highest bidder for c,Sh. to pay
said premises. and twenty-five 'olars at: or
ney's es US Stipnllted In md by said Mortgage
in case OF foreclosure, and the disbursements al.
lOwet by law; subject 10 redemption at y
time within one year from the dsy OF sale. rs
EDWARD COOPER: Mor'eagee.
l. S. NELSON, Attorney for Mortgage.
First pub. Nov. !. 1881.
Last pub Dec. 8. 1881.
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JUST FOR LUCK.

One Of the best feeling editors on the
continent last week was \. p. Miller,
If the Warrington ADVANCE. His
paper had gone into til" campaign as
leader If Il holt on the county ticket,
and every man o." its ticket was elected.
Among a whole page of jnbilant items
we fluid the following:
Ladies and gentlemen: rise on
this OCCASION. to remark thai the rp-
Turns are harmonious and unimus and
that the American eagle still waves
over the pa- "arips-0r.this q casiOn.'
We know little Of the merits Of the
case in ,'",nt. but we like Miller. any
wav and will Civ" him Il w'""p or two
just for luck.-Spirit Lake Beacon.
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LAND NOTICES,

Notice Of final proof has been given
by Henry II. Read on Homes cad APP
plicario''. No. IL 500 for the sw4 SEC.
"a 1913 II. Date Of Pro"f-Friday, Dec.
8. 1881. Witn-sses-M. \ Doane. f..
T.. Ward J. W. Read, J. r. Millingtor.
Notice If final proof has been gwen
by W G.. Barnard on Homestead Ap-
plication No. 1O.S0O for the nw{ sec. TO-
1O4-43 Date Of Prmf-Friday, Dec.
50. 1881. Witnrssas-N. II. Cook, t.
O. Brvans. F. "A. Stevens. II. n. HoI.
brook. If LeOta.
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FREEUpfNiO>N

English and American papers are re-
marking upon the fact that 80 promi-
nrnt u Journal rs the London Daily
T-legrap, has recently onened it's col
umns to Il free discussion If the subject
Of Spirifnalism, pr" and con. When
the Wortl,ington ADVANCE did that
Identical thing FIVE or six years ago it
attracted very lit lie attention. but tie
ADVANCE is only country newspaper,
published in Il corner Nevertheless,
it shows that the ADVANCE is proper
ly named, and that it is in reality five
to ten years in advance Of other Jour
mails, whether city or country pnblica-
tions, in its positions u on important
philosophical. religious, and political
questions. Thus it WAS with the Indie
pendent movement in politics which
the ADVANCE began eight years ago.
Now Their, is IN outburst Of these indie
pendent movements AL over the country
and papers which sneered at and fought
them ut that time are ROW approving
and app'auding. and joining III the
fight against the ''Machim" and BOSS
ISM in politics. Certainly the AD-
VANCE ought to feel good. 1--WE are
proud to be its father"
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PERSONALS.


Clerk of Court Carrier left Tuesday
for Minneapolis to join his family, who
have been sick for several days.
H. B. Wisner is home and will re-
move his family to Cleveland, Ohio,
next week.
Our friend w. II. Hoyt writes that
h" is down with rheumatism ut Fort
BufOrd.
Guy Clark is homa on a visit. He
has been railroading tor year or two,
and is making Ill efficient railroader.
W. E. Jermain, of Toledo, ard Mr..
Mclean, Of Sibley, are the latest ope.
rat"rs 1T our telegraph Office, Mtssrs.
Smith and Mathews having left, owing
to a reduction Of wages.
Judge Davidson and lady of Luverne
were in town last week. The Judge was
attending court and Mrs. d. visiting
friends.
G.. &. Goo.lnow has been in town at
tending some Masonic ''doins." Char
ley says he heard al echo over in Pipe
stone about election time rs though
something had dropped in Mobiles
county.
Dr.. Craft, of Warrington, is in town
today. He WAS called t. counsel with
Or. Force il the case of Miss Nettie
Wood, daughter Of G. A. Wood. We
regret to say that Ntttie is in Il very
critical condition. hut all hope for the
best.-Heron Lake Guardian.
E. McRavty. 4 telegraph operator
from somewhere up the st. Paul road,
paused 1T this city while Ell route to
Omaha. While doing the town by the
gas light Of Friday night a man With a
big knife stopped him and requested
that he give up his wealth. This the
lightning twistrr did. How much he
lost McRav-y did not tell the friend
who gave the item, but it was all he
had Nor could he tell in what pat If
tie city the r"l berry WIS Committed
Sioux CITY Journal.
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america Must Yield.

The grea est thinkers. the most profound
scholars, the most expert thorough and success
full chemists-for these America must turn tn
Germany. In the wo"fu'ly speculative field TO
than In tn. disco very, after tho most extended
research. the most careful and patient expert
merits, Of DR.. Faust's Germen Cough Syrup, for
the cure OF c"uGhs c"d sore
eases. Remember this medicine Is sold on \
positive guarantee to cure Price &C. zoe, a, Il
= per bottle. Ask Druggists. For sale by c.
W. Smith. t0.6m
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Feeble Ladies. Those languid. tire.
somr sensations, causing you to feel
scarcely able to be q your feet; that
constant drain that is taking from Your
sy tenn all it's elasticity. driving the
bloom from your cheeks; that continu-
af strain upon your vital forces. render
ing you irritable and fretful; can easily
be removed by tn use of tina marvel
Gus remedy, Hop Bitters. 1rreenlari-
ties and Instructions Of your system
are relieved at once, while the special
cause of periodical pain is permanently
removed. will you heed this?
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Tie publishers of ''BOrder Ontlaws''
assert that their history of tie Young
er Brothers and Frank and Jesse James,
published six months ago, has already
reached the enormous sale of more
than 10000 copies. Since the late rob-
l'ery aud double murder 1T Winston,
No.. they have issued Il new edi. ion,
containing Il full history Of that out
rage. with illustrations which brings
the events in the lives Of these airy
gentlemen Of the highway down to the
present moment. For lively reading
we presume this book Cali hardly be
surpassed.
Persons desiring agencies will find
advertisement elsewhere.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIEF'S SALE.

SHERIFE'S SALE.
QY virtue Of an execution, issued out of the
~ District Court for the Sixth judicial District
~ ana Tor the county of MOBILES aud State OF
Mime sofa upon a Judgment issued and docket
Cd IL SAIL Court on the thirteenth day Of Sep
TENDER, A. d. 1881, IN certain action wherein
3: D. Buf'.ri & Co. are Plaiutiffs. aud Or. s.
Clippenger and Eugenia CIippcMK.r are Defend.
Snts, t,' favor Of said Plain. aud Svainst sail
Defendants, for tho sum Of Oi,e Hundred and
Tw" Dollars and Seventy. Five Cents. (SlO2 ~,
have on the 2'th day of November A. d 1881. lev.
led upon all the right a. Interest," of the said
DEFENDANTS. Dr.. 8. Clippeng-r and Eugenis
Clippenger. to the following described property !,
tO.Wlt:
Lot three (3) Block seventeen tl7) Ia tho vii.
lagc ut WOrthiugtOn, Mobiles cOum:y Minnesota,
as described on The village plat of said village
now on file IN the Office OF the Register OF Deeds
Ut said county.
And will sell the same. or 50 nucl, thereof as
may be necessary to satisfy said execution and
costs. 1T the front door OF the court house In the
village Of W0rthingt0n In the county and state
aforesaid, on
Saturday, the 14th day Of January, 1882
At 10 O'clock q. m. Of that day.
Dated WOrthingt0k, Num-. Nov. 18th. 1881.
Sheriff OF Mobiles County. MINNESOTA.
Gro. w. WILSON, Attorney for PlaiutiR.
First pub. Dec. l.. 1881.
Last pub Jan u, 1882
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LAp1Ee. While silently suffering from your
many 70. MS OF weakness and IsOrder, 10 you 10
q teed to benefit and permanently cure you. A
lady writes: j gained ,iSht pounds In three
weeks by the use If yuur German Aroma &c
ate, regulate and CIV rev and permanent vital
FREQ. Are v" Il debili ated person. aged and
feeb -. or Just recovering from tho effects Of
exhaustinr mental o: physical work? Revive
the drooping energies, get new strength and
rich blood by the prompt Use Of DR.. FauSts Ger.
man Aromatic Wine. In no way can it be used
as an intoxcanf. Ask Druggists. For sale by
G.. ". Smith. 40 6an
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REAL ESTATE IRA

RE1I ES7A7E eA-vSF ER8.
Fred Bloom has purchased the Colony
Clark property Oh Fifth avenue and has
moved to town.
a. 2. Miller has purchased the two
lots and two houses corner of Tenth
street and Fourth avenue, and EXPECTS
to build i new printing office on the
corner.
5. 5. Hewitt has purchased the two
lots on Tenth street adjoining the
above two.
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Il. L. BURBANK.

This eminent el"cutionist, imprrs"n-
"tor and hu'nulist will give one Of his
entertainments next Wrd' sday EVEN
ing Decenher y III torthington, un-
DIR the Auspic-s tf tie Il. q. U. W.
H. stands at The head Of his profession.
Henry y ard Brecher, DR.. U,l:n, Il,
Robt. Coltytr ard others recommend
hin III the highest ,t'n,s. Tie Lnn.'on
Telegraph, News, M"ini.g Post. Tx
l!ess. ETC.. all praise his reading us
frs, class. The Lyndon Referee says,
81 could lit. u to Burbank for wi,le
d.ty without getting " ary."
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At the residence Of T.. St. John Cole.
on Saturday last, Il girl.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTUREOFM MA IL>
ARRIVES.
Eastern daily lc l0a. ~
do st. Paul and beyond $50 m
Southern " 2 3,a. IN.
WestArn-I.u Verne and Sioux Falls 10 Is i III
Round Lake, SATURDAYS ~ nj
DEPARTS.
Eastern daily 30 Il. III.
do to It. Paul and beyond 10 3! II III
southern IL Ina. N
Westevn-Lu Verne and Sioux Fals 40 pm
Round 1900, Sa,urd~,S p 1T
Mails carried by day trairs close 20 minutes
before d pArture. All others 1T o'clock p N.
ONCE hours from i. NJ. to p H. Sun lays
from to N and II M to - - pm.
Money orders issued AMI letters registered be-
tween o'clock m and y m.
IT. B. SOULE, +. n.
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MEETING or THE BOARD.

The county commissioners met Tues
day aud allowed Il number of bills. The
bonds Of Is. i. Johnson, register OF
deeds elect; l.. >. tlson. Judge Of pro-
bate elect, and l.. 3. Bennett, clerk Of
court lec,, were app oveu.
"f j. ,OGO more Ut county bonds. They
We're srld to L. IL. Parsons & Co. at
par and seven per cent. interest.
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ries Of Scienec.-Domestic Remedies, Steam,
Electric Ter graphs, rrt' ting. g., hive each
h d lhei: par tcuar ovation, but the man who
has edu 1.-THE sphere OF diseas,,, aud ailrviated
the sueriAgs Ut millions OF his fellow beings, Is,
t. Say the least Of 1t, EMIT. ed to our mraton.
n'niu~ay has exp I'D life TIM III the sup
pre>>i II Of sickness throughout he world, and
The etec1iyc cures Of measles. small. l,x, ring.
irQ childhood. his Psl!s and Ointment are rs "a
m'Iiar as hous mold words in Europe Asia, Al .
RIGA ana America. Mothers should never be
without supply.
IMPORTANT CAUrtoN.-None are genuine uu
less he signature Of J. HAfD0CK surrounds
each b,'x OF Pills and Ointment. Boxes At 20,
&c and II each.
45-Thcre is considerable saving by taking tho
larger sizes.
lO.e-ly HOLLOWAY & CO., New York.
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THAT ROOSTER.

The WorthinQton ADVANCE has
rooster. It's appearance is suggestive
after seeing last week Salem Register.
Sioux Falls Times.
1t WAS good year for independent
rocsters. wasn't it? But it's not new
to US. 1--WE alluz cum down stairs that
wov -
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PETER GNHERMiNN.

Elsewhere will b' found the adver.
tis"mrnt 1T Peter Guy"rmann, vii" has
Martin utiser, III Jersey. and will con-
tinue u general merchandise business
1T the old stand. Mr.. GuyprllIa,1.,
comes from Carver county, and is Il
WrLly, substantial Cooking German
merchant, whom We feel like recon-.
lnending to the public At first sight.
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M A SONIC.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.


METHODIST Fps. OPAl--Services every San
bath morning ut 10 70; evening service at =
Sunday School at le: i'rayer meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. T. II. kilSmln. Pastor.
and evening. Sund " School Immediately after
the morning service. PRAYER meeting ThurSIla,
evening Kew. MIR. Hart, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CMURcH-Services morning
And evening. Sabbath School immediately after
the morning service Prayer meeting Thursd:.
evening.
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1t is always very annoying To con-
Rregati"n I" have a person hacking and
coughing during services. One dose of
DR.. Marsl'al''s Lung Syrup relieves tho
worst cases. Sold bv all druggists.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-12-01

Ed. Buchan has moved the Soule
building back. raised it up. put on an
addition, mounted it with \ skylight.
and will soon be ready for picture
taking.
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ADRIAN ELECTION.

Adrian WAS recently incorporated IN,
der an act passed Ivy the late legislature.
The election for village organization
was held on Saturday last, with the fol.
lowing result: President of the Conn
cil-T. e. Newell Trusters-Johl
Bles >ius, Jas Nayl ~, John Timmons
Treasnrtr-.Juln Krast. Recorder
Isaac Small. Justic- IF the Peace-U.
W. Weston. Constable-H =. Fl;.,a-
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

MOBILES COUNTY, UFF7TEKS.
AuDIrOR-E s Mills.
TREAsuKEN-H.C Shepard.
REGISTER or DEEDs-J"seph Chadwick
JUDGE OF PKORArE-R. - Barber.
CLERK or COUWT-B n. Carrier.
SHENlFF-K. Il. Miller.
SUkvxYom-Allem Clancy. Deputy-A!le
NJ. Clancy.
Court COMMlssIOSER-ll. ID. Hu,ntStnn
COUNTY ATTORNEr-'eo w. "ilson.
CORoNER-L. T. Bennett.
COUNTY SUrRHlNTENDENT-J C. Ogle
COMMISSIONERS.
First District-Frcd Bloom, OF Seward. thr'n
Second District-A. NJ. Crosby. Of AGri"n.
Third DiStrict-Miles Birkctt, Of Grand
Prairie.
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NARRIED.

Northumberland %,
1881, 1T the residence Of Mr.. Burton,
il Oscpola county. Iowa. by Justice
B"lleny. MIR. HENRY E. MCC0LLUM
and Miss MARY E. PARSONS, of No.
b3es county, Ainnesots. =
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Lycenm 1t the school building Friday
night. The Fiction question will be
discussed.
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Vol. 10. No. IL

The Episcopal church is under roof.
W. II. Bigel"w, the builder, is pushing
it along.
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GEO. W. WILSON.
Attorney-at-Law.
OYSIcE-In b1Slow Building. up sssisA
wORTH1NGTON, MINI.
8H@y
PHY0ICIANA
CRAFT, M. d. =
e A-iy

MAPs.--We have SIMPLY 1T Neblrs
County Maps framed to hang up. Evesy
office should have one. NJ family
should b. without this map. Eesrs the
baby quiet and smOothss the wTiuk)<o
out Of your wife's temper.
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The La VS..

We issue this week the usual law sup.
plenent containing the general laws
passed At the late special session of the
legislature. Paste the supplement in
your hats.
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JL'KSEI'y.

Our friend Jos-pl, Lowe. IF the Okla
b-ua mills, VIII" is Il f.ncier Of blnMlrd
stock, is happy. He has just purchased
from \. &. S+n+y. "f RuslInore. a DER.
sey heifer and bull which are beauties
for u fact. They are fr"m the best Jrr-
s+y cow III the United States. owned by
Mr.. Seney's father in New York. They
were brought to this county about Il
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SUMMONS.
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF MOBILES,

The State OF Minnesota to Charles B. Craw.
ford. Defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required to BE-
and appear before the Undersigned, one OF the
Justices OF the Peace: IN and for said county Of,
che y d,y Of december. 1881 At 10 o'clock III the
forenoon. at my Office. In the village Ut Wor-
Ellington. IN said county, to answer to Ola Bige
low aud Geo. NJ. Plumh, co-partners ~ Blgcl0w
Il Plumb IN civil action. should you fail to
mcnt will he rendered against you upon the evi
Qrnce adduced by said pl"iMtiifs Bigel"w &
Plumb for ) oh sum rs they shall show THIN
selves ent tied to.
Given under my hand this 2lst day oc Novem.
bcr, 1851. j. B. BENNETT,
1877 Justice Of the Peace.
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For the past few nights the familiar

For the past few nights the familiar
i'r:,i' is fire has been Seen blazing around
the horizon. THEY look natural. The
fall rains, Of which there has been so
mach complaint, beat us out OF our
usual autumnal prairie fir exhibition,
and made complete change of pro.
gram. No doubt they also saved thou
sands Of dollars worth Of property.
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II yon want y good and reliable Sew.
ing Machine. buy the ''Crown." Thayer
has them for sale. -. lStf
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Judge Severance sometimes INDUCES
in IL JOKE. The other day J. II. Town
WAS called to the witness stand and the
judge asked for lis initials, and whether
This Was Julius \. Town. Mr.. Town
confessed. The judge then said, with
Il smile, you are the last Town lu,d
out, SUPPOSE"
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We are in receipt of copy Of the
Worthington ADVANCE. published ut
Worthingtnn. Mobiles county. MINI.
and devoted to reform in politics and
the interest Of independent Repnhli-
cans. From it. we learn that the Inde-
pcn'ents swept everything in Mobiles
county at the regent plertion. r. L.
Miller. the present sheriff. who il well
known tn and highly rrsrert-,1.by MANY
of orr readers. was re. elected hv y ma
io"itv vt 222 This s,paks we'll for Mr..
Mil'er's Notwithstanding (Pa.)
Press
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TaE ToRTUREs Of Ncu, algic pains. sick and
the use If DIR. Fausts German Cure for Neural
gia and Headache Guarant, eel to r lie, e in all
cases II directions are followed. Ask Drug
Rists. For sale by C. ". smith. lU-6m
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HR0E nv

Bro. Miller. If the Worthinqtcn AID.
VANCE. gets out his "highhird" aid
crow gleefnl,y over the local election
returne.-St. James Journal. ~
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ACCORDINGLY HI PPY

Tn, election il Mobiles county result.
ed in the election of tile entire Inde-
pendent ticket. Bro. Miller, IF the
ADVANCE, is accordingly happy
Rock County Herald.
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All O@cial Matter Pub.
11shed i'm this Paper.

70 FOREIGN SUBSCRIBERS.
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 off.
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NTJRRdY COUNTY TNDEE

Election passed IF very quietly in
Murray county. and the result was
about rs we antic pated. We are i
little surprised that Mr.. McCarl did not
carry 4 heavier vote. though we did not
expect he could be elected. Mr.. Nc
lntyre is All did and respected settler.
and the people thought. rs long rs he
was we'll qualified. and they knew it,
they might better con inue him another
term than t, try anew man with whom
but few were acquainted.
We were still more surprised over the
vote for commissioners. Although the
republican convent ion put up good men
the people seemed to entirely ignore
tn IT. action and took i new deal nil
round. Yon may safely set Murray
county down as Independent.-Cu
Minnpstian,
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Judge Wilson is having the Crever
house painted.
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A. NJ. Crosby. Of the firm of Peter
Thompson & Co., Ad ian. favored his
friends in Lnverne with brief call last
Monday.-Rock County Herald.
Probably turning his attention to
Rock county since the Mobiles county
Watpr1nn
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Presbyterian social 1T the bonsp Of
Mr.. Day, Friday evening. December 9.
A cordial invitation and Il hearty well
come to ALL
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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION or kEDEMp

NOTICE OF EXPIRATION or KEDEMF-
TON.
VIM: NJ Black, swN section 26. township lH2,
range 80. No. OF acres, lots. Am unit sold for
III Il. Interest. P.l.alty and Costs. *i.s7. To-
tai amount required to redeem, 124.C2. Tax Of
1873.
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR, Mobiles Co. MINI.
To Vim. NJ. Back, L0ran township:
You are hereby II titled that pursuant to the
tax Judgment entered in hs District Court In
the County OF Mobiles State OF Minnesota, on the
tn day OF August: ls7e. the land hereinabove
desc: ibed, assessed in your name, was sold f.r
tax Of 1878. on the 18th day OF S:.pt, mber l>79
and tn t the time Of redemption from id sale,
Ja"S.fy. ss wn ' day ae a 5en say
OF this notice. In sddi'io' to the amount ab we
stated, as ncccssar>' to redeem from said sale.
the COS, Of Serv of this notice must be Id
together with such Interest as may accrue from
al after this ate.
Witness my hand and seal at Wort!ington In
said county Of Mobiles. this 10Th day Ut Novem-
Der, iesl.
Z. S. MILLS, County Auditor,
l33w Mobiles County, MINI.