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LAND 2II RENT,

LAND ~ KEN1.
Over 100 acres III good condition. APP
ply to J. B. Roof.
The perihelion has struck Wortling-
ton. 1881 has broken out. An eight
year war is upon us.
There was a temperance meeting at
the Cong. Church on Friday night last.
We hear all sorts Of opinions expressed
about the speeches that were made.
Section No. 2 OF W. p. Sabbatl,
sch""l will br happy to meet all who
would enjoy Il pleasant evening ut the
residence of DR.. Craft, on Friday even
ing, Jan. 2Sth.
The revival seasnn is upon us. The
Metho'lists are hohiin. religious meet
iI!gs nightly 1T the Presbyterian church
aud t. Z ProhihitiDnists ire holding re-
vinal temperance meetings daily ut the
Court House.
We neglected last week TO call atten.
ton to the notice Of equity treasure,
Shepard giving dates when he will b..
1T y 'ints III other parts 1T the county
for the purpose Of collecting taxes.
Read it anil prepare to lisgorge.
We hear that there is to he Il hop
this evening at the Worthimgton Hotel.
We hope it will come off just to vary
the m"no'"ny Ut temperance meetings
and liquor prosecutions.
j II. Cairns, Sheriff of Lcnawee Co.,
Mich, says:-I have worn an "Only
Lung Pad" for Bronchial difficulties,
and have not been troubled with a
cough nights since wearing it.-Sce
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Mortgage Foreelo,.re s.,..

~WHEkEAS.. De AMT has "ccurres In the con.
w Aiti"ns ~ u mortgage mad by 'rh.,na,
Grimm and Savannah ;:riitiu. MortRarorx.
to Avis Chase, NJ rtgagee dated Xprii
18th. ls'S. anu recorded April eth. 1873 ut three
o'clock an! thirty minute r. ~. H. Il .k "B" of
M"rts.$'s: page y in office Of Register Of
mortgage was duly a igned Ivy said Avis Chase
% Il sct,e G Chase. by ar instrument. in writ.
ing duly executed ard recorded in Blk ''C' II
mortgages, page 22s. on UctOlEr I, 1878. at elcv.
en- O'Clock and thirty minutes IN Office Of said
Register 81 deeds Of > III Mobiles County, AID
there +. eisimea I: bs due and unpaid n ::aid
III this rOticr the : m 1T Thirty Dollars tor inrer-
est due and unpaid on April 18th lxSO, IN ~ &C..
tt"n or proceeding having been c mmcnced or
instituted to recover salt Debt or interest or any
lH!rt thereof:
No ice Is hereby given that under and hr v,r.
tatned. and III pursuance Of he statute IL such
case ma 'e an't pro, ided: the said mortgage vii
BE- fOreclosed b. the sale OF the premises therein
described a. follows:
The nor + half Of the southwest quarter Of Sec
ton eight tsl, township ore hundred and one
sofa. at public auction, to the hlghest bidder for
cash. AZ the trent duor ~ the Court House, in
Worthinet0n. Mobiles county. Minnesota. on
Saturday. January 22nd. 1881,
At ten O'Clock tnthe forenoon. ~ ray the sum
that may thor b due md u"rail On sati mort.
3xe nn eost: o. such sale ine!.dln; Twenty
case OF Foreclosures !, " :s7a2.s
Dated Dee. 9, 1850 ~ 5.5....,'.- =
- u. &. ROSCOE q. CHASE. Assignee
-, DANIEL koHR1R, Attorney for Assignee. 9
41fee puealcaetON l)se. 9. 1ae0. ~
4aee rsbl,eaasa Jaa. Is issl. tell56t
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TINS standard article 10 ooml,ountl-
Cd with the greatest care. -.
Its effects are - wonderful! and -
satisfactory % ever. ~.
, s1trestores gray orfaied hair to ito
youthful color. 49, = -s1'' :, :@'~s
- It removes all ernpsions, itching
and dandru6: It gives The heaa =
cooling. soothing sensation 81 great
comfort, and the scalp byte use
becomes white AMI clea,r. :: az r
rs its tonic properties it restores.
the capillary glands to their. norna..
vigor, preventing badness, and naak=
ing tho hair grow thick and s.soag.
Az q dressing. nothing has@sbe<E
found 10 ef5ectual or desirable. u =
A. A. Hayes, n D., State As&aye-.e
Of Massachusetts, says. "They con-
stituents are, pare, and carefully ~
lected for excellent quality and /
consider it the Bisr Phi rAxA1Iox
for It's intended p,,rl,dees.' = :. -
Prsee, o.s. Dsuar.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

METHODIST EpIs H)pAl--Services every Sab
bath morning. ut 10 ~: ev.ning service ut T.
Sunday School at II. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. T. II. KinSm,n. Pastor.
UNION COSGREGA rl0NAl--Service* morning
and evening. Sund ~ School Immediately after
the morning servict. PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening. Kev. Mr.. Hart, pastor.
PR8sBYTERIAN CHURcH-Services morning
and evening. Sabbath School Immediately after
tho morning service. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening.
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mo*TGAGE FORECLOSURES sALE.

GN~ss =" SV10 IN 1lOSO II = "a L. H.
vX1HEREAS, Default has been made in the
Nv cOnstiti Ms Of \ Mortgage male by George
W. Johnson. M"rtgagor. to R0sc0e 4; Ch Sc,
Mortgage; and d :ted May m, is7s, andr cord
ed Nay 9th, 1878, at ten o'clock 4 NJ, in Book
~ III NH tgageS. page 3tS, III Office Of REGISTER
Of deeds Il Mobiles County, minnesota. All there
Is clAime'' to he due on said mo, tga.e at The
dale Of til: notice, the sum Of Thirty Dollar for
int, est, ecnretl thu ELY, and 10 action r pro
ceetling having been commences to ,rcuver the
Debt ar interest secured by said Mortgage ur any
part thereof;
Motto" l. hereby given that by virtue of tho
power II sale contained in said mortgage 4 ID
The statute IN SUI D. case made said mortgage
will lie f0rcclns'd by the sale Of the premises
therein described ax follows:
The southwest gu .rtsr OF section thirty (3n)
township Que hundred and one (lOl) range forty
one q! ,. in N.sl.s County, Minnesota 4. the
front d1Or OF the Court Nt,lse, ~ Wnrthi,g
II sai' County, At public auction, to the highest
bidder. OH
Saturday. January Goth. 1881.
At one o'clock In the afternoon, to paw the sum
then due and unpaid ~ said mortgage and II.
pe's'S II such sale All Twenty Five Dollars At.
tOrnry fee:
Dated December z, $780,
ROSCOE y. CHASE, McrtgaHce.
DANIEL eoHkEx. Atty for Mortgayee.
LIST pub. DEC. Is. 1888.
Last pub. Jan. -. 1884,
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SIMMONS.

81 VI .VCN -.
CrArE or MISxEsOrA,)
- COUNTY OF MOBILES.
DISTRICT COURT, >
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. (
Julia NJ. Plummer, Plaintiff,
against
James s. Stone. Henrietta Stone. Summons
John Alley, Walter II. Stubborn,
=. Il. l.. liardenbergh. DefdantS.
The Stat. of Minnesota tothc above. named De-
PENDANTS:
You. aud eacl, ol you. are hereby summoned
and required to answer the G ,mPlaint Of the
Iiai.ttfH In the above en- tiled action which is
Oh file in the Office Of the Clerk If the said
Court, at his office at WOrshingt0,. Mobiles
County, Minnesota. ami 10 serve i copy of your
answer to said complaint on subscrib y. at his
Office in the village OF Warrington, in the
county Of Mobiles. state Of Minnesota, vi hin
twenty days after the service Of this summons
upon ] II. exclusive Of the day Ut such service
and. II y"u t. Ill to answer the said complaint
witAin the :Ine aforesaid the PlaiuttG in thiSac.
ito will apply to the C'mrt for the relief demand
ri III the gimp ANT together with the costs and
disbursements herein.
Dated December 9th, A. d. 1885,"
DANIEL ROHRER,
Plaintiffs Attorney. Wor, hington, MINI
lxt pub ID c. Is. ESQ.
l.aSc73 ub. Jan'y 2 1881.
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A&SI0NFEN NOTICE o. APpLICA ton
- y Il n 1heseE a ~

A&SIONFEN NOTICE o.: APpLICA TON
FOR FJNAL DIsCHAk 0A
NOrIcE Is hereby given thatthe undersigned,
~ As.tgmee IT Char'eS G. EncNcy .NndorRn -
stknmeni for the beiieiit IL he creditors al said
1,ickey having fully mpleted biz trust u sucl,
Az. Rlec. win apply Is the Hon. u A: Dickinson.
Jud:e at the DlstTlrt curt OF. NO1,lee County
Mi.,nes IA, 6.h. Ipdicial District. 1T tho. C"ult
II use In tn, village IT worthington, N"bles
county, M;nne:o.:. :"n Wednesday. aLa!eh ID.
aud appravia i tls A6sngs ard accounts g .uci,
Assignee, aid for ! full and Al,al discharge at
M. the nal Assignee, ffnm al further duties.
liabilities and responsibilities connected with
EDWARDO ZIMMERMAN.
A-signe: III Char les T.. uckey.
DANIEL RoHRER, Atty for said Assignee
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VIA THEY TyYINF or IN

They are having Il wlisky.temper-
ance war ut W"rtlimgt"n, and the thing
il getting to" hot for anything. A not.
ed cuzzlrr has bren employed nv the
g"od brethren. "A detective This iletec-
tive (?l it seems. has detected s"me #
the g"", men IT thai strictly COOL town
to- I've invetrrate users Of campl,or them
selves. Lightning viii never strike
Warrington. neither viii any seric,,~
amount 1T business. until the old fogies
1T the '''are are rooted out.-Sioux
Falls Times. =
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

AUDfroR-ES e. Mills.
TREAsURER-H. T. Shepard.
REGISTER OF DEEDs-.I"serh Chadwick.
JUDGE or PEOBA TEX. ID BARBER.
CLERK or COUMT-B. N. Carrier.
SHERIFF--k. H. Miller.
SUKvEYoN-Ailen CLANCY. Deputy-Allen
To- NJ: CLANCY.
Court COMMIsslONEn-Ii. y. IIun,iston.
COUNTY ATTORNEY-i)anicl kOhrer.
CORONER-L. II. Bennett.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT &. Ogle.
COMMISSIONERS
First Observation-Disclosures Bloom. Of Seward.
Second DiStrici-A. NJ. Crosby, Of Adrian.
Third Di*trict-l;Obt. Shore. Ut kansom,
Chairma".
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

NOTICE ia hereby given tina: sealed pro
1! poSalS will bc recrised 4: my Office, on or
before II o'clock m, on M0.:d:y, January 3ls;,
c!u'ed} on the county lr'or Tor one year. com
ntehcl:.g March lat, 1850. Also, for the county
printing consisting Of commissioners proceed
ingS legal notices. d+linquen: tax list. and for
such job printing rs may be 0r:t:rrd during the
year commencing ~ above"
The right II reserved to reject any and all bi Is
II net "A isfactory.
by order OI the comm ssiomers.
E. $ MILLS. County Auditor.
WORTulNGTON. Mimi, Jan. II, 1851. 1w
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ORofal Paper. Of the Couln,u-
no FOREIGN SUBSCRIBERS.

10 FOleE1ON 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 tn strike
their names off. 9.
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RUSHMORE.

All storned in last week. Closed up
entirely. 81
The young Misses Edith and Millie.
Kendall. Of Heron Lake. are, visiting
the Misses Oracle and Lille Wempie. 81 81
Il. II Leonard lost a valuable horse
Friday lust. :, .:fY5f.
Your corresponds, t had al invitation,
: to u wedding reception this week given
'at Brooklyn, New York; from Mrs. A.
&. Se"ey, but the going being rather
poor postponed it until It clears off.
BOCACIO.
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MANHOOD:
How Lost. How Restored:

i%y9 Just published. a new edition OF DR.
lNR CCLvERwLLs d!EI.1DxATED Essay on
the r0a'cMcnre vi hOut msdicine) IL SPRRNA.
TO!.Rli0A or seminal Weakness. involuntary
Srmua' L"sseS, l'ap0 ency. Mental and Physi
cal IneaPacf'y. 'mi'edimcnrs to marriage, etc !:
alaO 0NSUMPTlON EPTLEPSY and FRS Induced
by self indulgence OF sexual extravs Gai.ee. etc.
The celebrated .utis0r. in TIL. admirable
essay clearly proves f:oM thirty years success
full prActi"e thar til" alarming cunaequerses OF
seIf.abuse may be radically curel without me
dangerous use Of Internal medicine or the appli-
c .tiOn VI tho knife; potnting out . ni1de
Of ute 1T once simple, certain. and etfeetual b:
means If which every :uaerer. no matter ~hst
hi* condition may he. may cure himself chsaply
A0-This lecture should he in the hards Of eve.
~ youth In the land
Sent uw'er sealin \ plain envelope, to any ad.
dress. post paid. on receipt Of six cents or two
D. stage stamps.
Al 'r~S* the publishers.
THE CC1vER ,Wssl l. MEDICAL CO.,
II Ann st. New York rOssOf1ce box 45e6.
8-26-ly
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ARRIVAL AND DEI'ARTUKEO OF MA Ills
AKNIYEA.

AHR1 al laAVO OE7 C7t7s UT 10|h IN
ARRIVES.
Eastern (daily) - lOa. ~.
do st. Paul and beyond 3Wpm
B0uthern I" 2 ga. ~.
Western-Iu Verne and Sioux Falls, ~ . Il m
Round Lake, SATURDAYS AZ III
DEPARTS.
Eastern (daily) 2 30 4. ~.
do to It. Paul an beyond 10 3. Il II,
Southern II lea. ~.
Western-I.u Verne and Sioux Falls &C pm
Round ..-.-e, 81, uri",s NJ
Nails cal ried by day trains close 30 minutes
before departure. All others at e"'cl"ck y IN.
ONCE hours from u ~. I" ~. Sun ;ayS
fr04 to 9 4 IN and II m t. y - pm.
MHhey orders issued an'l letters regi>tere be.
NJ. il. St,ULE, Z. NJ
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Mothers do not let your darlings
suffer with the acknowledgement. Use
DIR: Marshall's Lung Syrup and the
little sufferer will soon find relief.
Only IS cents and so cents bottle
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Tie road was showed up from Friday
to Sunday.
The County Commissioners meet on
Monday next.
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OBITUARY.

OBITUARY.. ~ !
slRrH-Died jan. q. 1881, at the residence Of
Joseph Chadwick, Mrs. EuzABETH rErRrH
AGED ~ years, mos. and n days. She wns the
mother Of Mrs. Chadwick aid Robert Firth.
With patience I" the Last she tlii submit,
And murmureA not At what the Lord saw ut:
SIZE with ! Christian spirit did resign 8
Her soul to God st his appointed time.
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COUNTY MAPS

4. vRAATREDUCTYONI IN PRICE,
. Just received al the ADVANCE Office
s O. new invoice of MOBILES COUNTY
MAPS, which we viii sell ut a reduction
OF so per ceht. for the next GO days, as
follows:
Single Map, 1Oc
Two Maps, l5c
Five Maps. 25c'
These are handsome colored maps
and the only large maps of Mobiles
a County extant. Parties ordering by
mail must enclose stamp :,
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One Of the funniest things that has
ever occurred IN Court in Worthinqton
occurred on Tuesday during ore of the
liquour trials. OrsOn Crissey. the
whisky detective. was sitting as meek
rs u lamb looking ut the ''sisters" who
SIT outside of the railing. when a beer
bottle in his pocket burst and flooded
his pocket with beer and broken: glass:
He meekly turned the glass out and
.wrung out the beer, rejecting OH the
vanity Of human exptctati ions and WON
derinR where he would get another one
since the beer b'ys are MI down on him.
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FURTRER REDUCTION.
!: County Maps can be had ut this Office
y the rate Of 8 for Is cents. ~ . tt@@@1

Is: Websters Common School and Aca-
i. Aenlie Dictionaries for sale at the AID
8 YAMcn ofiee. i .s: s5' 5sc555
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Mason Il Hamlin Organs, Piacos
etc.. at st. Paul prices may he obtained
Of r. r. MILLER. 1T
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Fresh Baltimore Oysters by the
quart, and Fresh Crackers, at S. A..
Davis. st j
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TIE [l0InlX EaXk.G

sey, the whisky detective, had been IT,
ken tn A'lri u, ~. Il charge If e,jnry-
H. appeared before Justice Carr. waived
rxa,nin ,tiom and was held ia the sum
of $500 IT, answer ut the coming March
term If Court.
Tie first case against Ben Lang,lt,M
came ny ~" Monday. A jury trial WAS
had and he was found guilty of selling
bepr and fined 5 S.
The s-coud CASE came up on Tuesday
with - similar result. only that he was
fined $40. appeals were taken in both
cases. Crissry was the witness in both.
Complaint has also been entered a.
gainst Druggist Law. Joe I.Oveless fur
mis''i"g the information. and against
Druggist Smith. e. B. Loveless furnish
IN. the information.
The case against Law was called yea.
tertlay and affidavit filed for change of
venue. pending which, the County At.
tormry moved to dismiss, which Justice
Hmmiston entertained and tie Case was
| dismissed.
Tie second case against Chase came
up b fore Justice Durfee ut his house
in the country. No one appearing, the
cas.. WAS dism isst.tl.
There is u disposition to ''taliate''
ard retaliate. and I" overhaul tvevylx,.
dy for something. Thus. complaint
has been entered by 7. H. Parsons n.
gaiu>t WIN. Madison for Strengthening
within the village in violation If tia
charter, and We hear that complaint is
also to he entered against y. Bigelow
& Co.
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. Dry Goods
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice to Tax.Pavers.

For the purpose OF Collecting Taxes, the Coun.
ty Treasurer. or his Deputy. will be
At :te Jersey Store, IN the town OF Jersey,
M'nday. February 7. 1881.
Az smiths H:'tel. in DeForrest, town of Ora.
ham Lakes, TuesdAy, Feb. g, 1881.
AT ths store VI John DebUos. In Bieclow,
Thursday. February TO-
AT the llush,nnre Hotel, town Of Dewald Tues.
day, Feb ~.
At the Adrian Hotel, town Of Wrstsidc Wed.
e*lay a,. Thursday. Feb. and II.
By direction vf tho Board Of County Commits.
siOners.. C. SHEPARD,
2l.5w. County Ire .surer.
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Hon. r. j. K,,iss has intrndncel 4
bill to allow the village ct W0rthing-
ton to issue bonds to tile amount Of s..
600 20 fund the debt OF the village.
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Carleton College.

NObvWWe10 : 1U060Ot0e
Winter Term Begins Wednesday, Jun.
lh, 1880.
Full Preparatory ami Collie late DEPARTMENTS.
Four Courses Of Ssudv.~ Twelve Teachers
Willis Hall rrhmilt and improved.
New Science Hall Completed.
Voeal and Iaserumcntal NTusie.
Expenses very l"w.
For Catalogue Or ci 'culars address,
NAV -. JAS; W. STRONG, Pres't.
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IMPORTANT TO Agents. The JASe q
/ GRN. J A01lS i. GA0ElEA1h
By his personal friend. Majs.r BUNNY, Editor
Of n. Y. Mail, Is the only edi,inn.to which Gen.
iarheld has gwen pcr:onai attention ef faeta-
TIE b.&t.-N. y. CtsMmerctal .Advsrtt1ef. cThe
neatest--N. Y: Herald. TLe mot useful. zen.
sible and satisfact0fy:-N. 7. fr1eo6e:. fu-l
taken expressly for this work. AC1Ive A62N1s
WANTED. Liberal terms. send q % q .0noe
for complete outfit. A. s. BARNES b CO.. I'll
ard il3 william st.; Il. Y, - - y ~TeAt
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G.. 4 II. ". TINE TABLE.
Time of departure OF Passenger Trains from
aankato:
Leave for Chicago 10 a. III. l. 6 IS .. IN.
New Tim ut IS a. III. 4 5 Is p. N.
Time Of arrival
From the East. 30 4 III o5 p m
From tho West, 8 G5 M 80 pm.
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Fathers Getting WclI.-My daugh-
ters say, "1{ow much better father is
since he used Hop Bittcrs." lie is
getting we'll after his long suffering
from disease declared i,,curable, and
we are so glad that he used your bit
ters.-A lady Of Rochester, n. y.
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John Sykes. Of Beverly, ILL.,, in re-
newing his subscription, says: Would
say that your items is regards crops
are very interesting. How is it that
greater number of farmers with you
don't do better? Where one is 80
successful, l see no reason why a
greater number should not follow suit.
Keep on with your items.
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MINOR LAKkITALS,

At the residence Of Rev. Mr.. kins-
man, on Thursday night last, Il boy.
At the residence Of Mr.. Burkiardt,
on Friday night. Il girl.
1t must be good, for everybody
recommends it, and doctors prescribe
it,: We mean Dr. Marshall's Lung
Syrup, the great coug h remedy. Sold
by all dru. gi>ts.
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The fact is, Mr.. Sykes, that whcr-
ever there is a good, practical farmer,
he is doing we'll. Those who are not
practical farmers, land there are scores
of them in this county, or those who
are shiftless and would not do. we'll
anywhere. and occasionally one who
is really unfortunate, are the ones who
are not successful. 1tisjust the same
in the towns. among business men.
One is getting rich. while his next
door neighbor is sold out under the
hammer. And the failures always
curse the country.
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LOCAL..
WoKTHrsGroN. SlrSx., JAxUAnr 81 1881

H.; CLUB RACES.
: The ADVANCE IL furnished at 0l 50 4 year to
Clubs Ct ten or more. Clubs Of ten for six months
IS cents for each subscriber III /
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EDITOR ADVANCE: We desire thrO'
your paper to tender our sincere thanks
to friends and neighbors for their kind
assistance during the affiicti'm and de.
mise of our aged mother which will he
long remembered Ivy us.
Jos. CHADWICK, ELIZABETH \. CHAD
WICK and ROBT. FIRTH.
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RUSnn0RE HOTEL.
Ell. WENPI.E. .Proprietor.S

E. L. ,wHAPLE, Propristcr:*<
. This IL new Hotsi recently opened - she
Worfhjngtnp sioux Falls railroad. First class
accommodations And ey.rv attention showp- -
guests. Co&d l'icken aud duck shQo<iag II The
vicinity. re- 49,, ,l
odStabIing Z First Cjaee Livery.
: *'RUSHMORE, NINN:7.'. Z
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MASONIC.
DEGULAR COMMUNICATIONS Of Fraterni.
IL ~ Lodge, No. 1O1, A. F. & A. NJ. at Masonic
- %AsN Hall in WOrthiNgtON on the
~ 1GfGZzs,H LIST and I'd Mondays In each
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XxemS1S.k ter, No. q, H.. A.. NJ. 1T Ma.
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n each month.
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worthington Lodge No G5 meets every Friday
evening. 4. Il. MILLER, Master Workman.
n B. rLOTTs. Recorder.
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Moon WHEEL.-On Thursday night
last between eleven and twelve O'Clock,
when the moon had got about half
way up the sky, it got up AL unusual
performance for the benefit Of the pub
lie. 1t drew circle of light, the low
er part resting upon the earth and the
upper part reaching we'll up toward
the zenith. The circle was half moon
beams and half rainbows, that is, the
moon used some colors in making the
circle Then it drew vertical line
through the circle and crossed it at
right angles with horizontal line.
making an enormous wheel with four
spokes, and itself in the center for a
hub
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Over 100 acres in good condition. Ap.
ply to J. B. Roof.
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o the SHOWS, the beautiful SHOWS,
lifting and sitting AID drifting they
goes, whirlingand twirling and curling
they blows, where from and where to
nobody knows, as over the open prai-
RE they flows, into the eyes and into
the nose, nipping the fingers and
pinching the toes, blocking the trains
till the train men are froze, and they
say some improper things we suppose,
. the SHOWS the beautiful SHOWS.