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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-10-27
Total,
$MN.G

Thus while the ADVANCE has paid
into the county sos. 05. tho Journal has
beaten the county out Of nearly hun.
bred dollars, if the Ogles pay theirs for
the year 1880. Under the Bell-Gru-
elle-Lindsay management. it is all
lost. You see, it was the ring organ.
and while the ring held the county Of
ices, they let the ring organ tax 60 un-
collected.
During all these years the special OBJ
ject of attack and hatred has been the
ADVANCE, for the Journal was start
ed to kill the ADVANCE. and that OBJ
ject was boldly proclaimed by the poll
ticians and the thieves who started it.
Yet the ADVANCE has gone on Con-
quering and to conquer; has paid its
taxes and all its bills promptly; has
never cheated the county nor any indi-
vidua! out Of q cent; has never sued u
patron or given them any trouble over
hills they were owing; has lost hum
dreds of dollars by leniency toward
grassloppered and other patrons; has
published good full home paper every
week without fail, even during forty
day blockades; has filled orders for job
work promptly and generally before the
parties required it. and in season and
cut of season, 1T all times and At every
opportunity, has spoken bold word 4.
gainst political and church corruption
and in favor of freedom and right.
Let true and just men judge between
us. Let them say who has been true
and who has been false.
GUARANTEED TO CURE, Is the inducement We
If to s%t ceSxS sa
upon chemical Law $. aud Is prepared with the
most scrupu'ous care. This medicine Is war
GSpgaS sSs
eases. Remember. al Ordinary cough leads tO
consumption II allowed t., continue without re-
!ief: Price 2Sc. SIC, and d per bottle fSr sale
COUNCIL PRocERDxN0x
Special meeting at the Recorders Of
tice, 3 O'Clock p. NJ.
PRESENTLY. Shell, Pres. Azom
Forbes, Trustee aud Il. Il. Plots, Re-
cOrler.
Called to order by D. Shell President.
Bill Of II. 5. Austin returned by
Street Commissioner who brings an ac-
count per contra making him (Austim)
indebted to the village 81 36. On mo-
ton this bill Was laid on the table in
definitely.
Bill Of Il. r. Miller so. II for board
ing prisoner, Jos. Hyland, was read aud
ordered paid.
Bill OF ID. 5. Law 81. 20 fox sperm oil,
read and ordered paid.
Bill OF b. F. Thurber $685. carpenter
work on Jail was read and ordered paid.
Bill of II. B. Plotts $l7.OO for service
as clerk Of elections and making tax
and road lists was read and ordered
paid.
Bill Of Hewitt 4 MARITIME, street
lamps. repairs, &c.. SIS 5S, read and on
motion was ordered paid.
Bill of r. D. Barber, Lamp supplies
81 rs read and on motion was order. 1
paid.
Bill of e. J. Humiston $4.93 was read
and ordered paid.
Bill Of a. r. Miller printing $3.50
read and ordered paid.
Bill of l.. b. Bennett $lO.50 justice
fees was read and ordered paid.
Bill of Chas. w. Smith $3.50 was
read and ordered paid.
On motion the Marshal was ordered
to put in execution tho law relating to
paying dog taxes that are now deliu-
quent.
Petition of Peter Thompson and
others for opening 4 new street was
ing.
On molten. adjourned.
Il. b. PLOTT0. Recorder.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-10-27

100000 Cottonwood seedlings
fresh at 75c per 1000.
THOs. Fl. PARSONS.
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Portable Sheep Shed for sale cheap
Also 40 MerinO Rams. Inquire Of
l5.3t] JOHN ALLEY,
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Mr.. Grundsten is building a small
dwelling house to rent on the lake
shore.
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T. Walker, Cleveland, o., writes:
For the last twelve months I have
suffered with lumbago and general de-
bility. commenced taking Burdock
Blood Bitters about six weeks ago, and
now have great pleasure in stating that
I lave recovered my appetite, my COM
ploxion has grown ruddy. and feel bet
ter altogether" Price 81 90, trial size
10 cents. Sold by Laws.
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FOR NAIE

"A Filly two and half years old, out
Of the Grissell horse, broken to har-
ness. Also good driving mare, now
with fOal. DANIEL ROHRER.
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The Minnesota Legislature. IN Tues
day. elected w. Window U. 8. Senator
70: the term ending March 4, 1883.
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Every vote for the Crosby ticket is
endorsing crookedness and political
corruption. 1t means a return to the
old way Of doing business.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-10-27

Chadwick has been working against
the nomination of Mills and Miller
for the last six months.
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The Misses Stubs, have located on
At, Avenue, opposite the School House,
and will do Laundry and Dress Making.
Give US q call. 6.3W.
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For SALE or exchange for ploVjng,
4 few young horses and oxen.
SOFT. E. COoPER.
Adrian, MINI.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE or ExPIRA r1Oy 0E pEDr,1D

NOTICE or EXPIRATION OF REDEafp
TION.
Peter Stcslard. swk section II. township 1o2,
H. Hfe "a; no: oi acres; 10. Amount sold for.
"a amount required 10 redeem, 414.E. Taxes
OF 1918 and costs and interest, a!a.5.
=, OFaICE OF COUNT! AUDITOR Mobiles Co. Mimi.
You are hereby notified. that pursuant to the
TAX Judgment entered in the District Court in
18th day 81 August, 1879, the land hereinaboyc
.escr,3ed, assessed IN your name, was sold for
Tax o. lsaS: on the 18th day Of September. 1879,
ana that the time Of redemption from said sale
allowed BY law, will expire on the 18th DAY OF
DecemDer: 1881, or within 70 days after service
OF this notice. In addition to the amount abve
STATED, as necessary to redeem from Sid sale.
me cost OF serve: Of this notice must be paid.
toget.er with such interest as may accrue from
AMI after this date.
Witness my hand and seal at WOrthington In
SAID county Of Mobiles, this 10Th day Of October,
N7 -. 8. MILLS COrntv Auditnr
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Oil cloth, rugs and door mats at
Thayer'e. If.
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Announcement.

The undersigned respectfully announces to the
people Of MOBILES county that he will he cnndi.
date for reelection to the Office Of COUNTY A.
DlTOR. He tenders sincere thanks for mast IN
vors, and hopes to receive and will endeayOr tn
kindness. WETIU
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wishes Of many friends 10 with them.
Houo,oays Pals and Otntnseat,- v3cto.
ries OF 6cienee.-D0mestic Remedies, Steam.
Electric Telegraph, Printing, d., have each
had their particular ovation, but the man who
has reduccdthe sphere Of DISEASE and alleviated
the sufkerlnRS of millions OF his fellow bein9a IL
g say the least Of It, entitled to our admiration
Holloway has expended . lifo time I'm the sup.
preston Of sickness throughout the world, and
the elective cures OF measles. small. pOx, ring
Ing childhood, bis Pills and Ointment are ~ IA.
m'Itar ~ household words In Europe. Asia. Al.
RIGA and America. Mothers should never be
ixrosTASF CCiur,ox.-None are genuine un.
less the signature If J. HAYDoCE surrounds
Zach By Of Pills and Ointment. Boxes At &c.
arTiere ID considerable saving by taking the
l6s-ly HOLLOWAY Co., New York.
See what the druggists say about
DR.. Marshall's Lung Syrup: IT new
er fails to cure the worst case of
cough or cold promptly and efEectu-
ally" Price only Csc and SOC q bot
tie. Sold by all druggists.
MAPs.-we have supply of Mobiles
County Maps framed to hang I'D. Every
Office should have one. NJ family
should be without this map. Keeps the
baby quiet and smOothes the wrinkles
out OF your wife's temper.
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Sealed proposals. will be received At the Office
OF the Clerk OF School District No. 10, OF Mobiles
county. Num-, until fhIDAY, SEPfEXBER 3Dth
1881, Tor furnishing al materials AMI doing iii
the labor required 70 build and compete q
scn0oi house In said district. Dimensions. II r.
BY 10 Il. and porch lang IT, 80"
The School HOard reserve the right to reject
any Or al prOpOsals received. Address ali bro.
po0aO 70 SCHOOL BOARD
Grand Prairie, Mobiles Co. MINI
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no FOREIGN SURSCRLBE2eH
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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lNDlDlTE ron RHeR11
ATTENTION CARpFvrrRa

The undersigned announces himself - IN In
~ before the people. CHAS. CHASE
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Ladies, for those distressing complaints
to;sohtch you are subject, use Dr.. Faust 3
Usrns0N Aromatic VINE. 4O-6m
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4 ANNOUNCEMENT

It Is bis intention to be candidafe IN The com
Ing election, for the Office Of Clerk OF the Distrct
CouI" lS4oJ L. B. BENNETT.
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NUW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR COMMISSIONERS

Please announce the name of J. w. READ. OF
Summit Lake, ~ IN Independent Candidate for
County COGA missioner IN the second District.
Many ClFlzINa.
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COUNTY NEWS.
RUSHMORE.

. ~@s:E.s.: II QoumOnG.
A few rains this week. A little
chilly for bathing purposes.
A: G. Seney and lady have gone to
st. Paul.
Charles Griften viii leave for Eau
Claire this week.
Threshing will be completed at the
Mobiles County Farm Tuesday.
Elder Martin will be with 10 tho
coming Sabbath.
E. L. Wemple 10 giving the Rush.
more House general painting within.
&c. &c. &c.
Mn. Busbey has recovered % she
could be removed to her home. She
has been staying with her son-in- law,
H. A. Firth, during her illness.
G. W. P*yne's family have somewhat
r. Firth has two barrels Of syrup this
year from half IN acre Of cane. At
Scots. gallon that is the best crop .
farmer can raise. He has finished husk-
ing his corn.
3. s. Morton has let his corn to G.
w. Payne to husk on shares. It il one
OF the best pieces in the county.
r. Firth raised SO bushels Of potatoes
on 4 quarter Of IN acre.
r. A. Firth has bought Mr.. Guern-
sey's milk business and will hereafter
supply WorthingtOn with milk. Wish
him SUCCESS.
Mr.. Rundel has threshed his grain.
Mr.. Stokes is hauling lumber for his
new barn.
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A car of Michigan Apples, selected
by L. H. Becklcy, now on the way to
POUNpSTONE T. ANDERsCN's.
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FOR SALE.
ONE FINE FLOODED
JERSEY BULL

Age Two Years. Also Is head year.old
Steers
will sell for cash only. Apply n
I'm A. G. SENEY, RuShInOr0. Mimi.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-10-27

l.. 5. Nelson, Peoples candidate for
Probate Judge and Court Commission
e.. was in town yesterday. The story
that H. would decline to run was a
campaign lie," for he accepts the nom.
inatiOn and is at work for the ticket.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-10-27

Mrs. Lucy f. Mccormick. Coyington.
KY, writes: my constitution was COM
pletely shattered by rheumatism. l
suffered intensely ;stimulants only gave
me temporary relief. tried Browns
Iron Bitters. 1t has cured me complete
~, and I belive permanently. After
usi,ig two bottles. l felt better and
stronger than ever did in all my life
before.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-10-27

Fresh Milk Cow for Sale. Nice
large COW. Short Horn. Also Bull Calf
6 ms old. Cumberland Chief stock. In.
quire of DR.. Clippenger. 6-tf.
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Go to Thayer's for curtains of all
kinds also fixtures. IF.
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AARRIED.

at the residence Of the brides faihef. 6y Rev
]. w. LAWS, Mr. J0oHPH BANR OF brsinSrd.
H!nn:. and Miss SARAH J. KLINE, Of WOT.
I'll :gt0n.
Much Joy to Joe and bis fair bride. They
leave Tor their home In Brainard and the good
Wl1hee Of many friends 10 With them.
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The Younger Brothers,
Frank and Jesse James

And their bands Of highwaymen down to 1881.
Contains more than 30 illustrations embracing
late portrait: Of the principal characters. In
Guiding Frank James, never before published,
letters from Cole Youngcr-Startiing Kevela-
lions. All about the Black Flag, the Black
Oath. the Secret Cave, and hundreds of other
lished: more thrilling than a romance. yet true
IN every essential. Sells like wild fire! lO,WH
ordered In advance. Nothing like it!-beats
gents canvassing outfit, 80 cents. Write imme-
diately for full particulars, to DAN LlNAHA41.
Publisher, corner 18th and Washington Av:, St.
Louis, Mo. 24t
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fetal.


This 10 tho Republican organ Of No.
bles county, the organ OF tho churches.
the spokesman for those classes who A.
sumo al the regularity and piety Of the
community, and yet It has never paid
its personal tax but ono year.
Moreover, one OF the former proprie-
tors Of the Journal Office, year or two
before the Ogles came int possession Of
it, fired tho largest aud tho most useful
building in Worthington aud burned
it to the ground to get an insurance Of
$500 on the Office.
OF course the bulk Of this tax accrued.
and the great crime Of this purity organ
and church organ WA committed, b.
fore tho Ogles came into possession aud
thoy cannot lie blamed with that.
The ADVANCE Office has paid In per-
sonal tax on tho Office - follows:
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Soft coal on track at Worthington at
the following prices: Car load lots,
81 SO. BY the ton. S. 10.
H.C SHEPARD & Co.
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FURTHER REDUCTION.
County Maps can he had 1T this Office
the rate of for q cents.
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COUNTY MAPS

COUNTY MAPS
0RBATREDUCTIONI PRICE!
Just received at the ADVANCE office
4 new invoice of MOBILES COUNTY
MAPS, which we will sell at reduction
Of SO per cent. for the next so 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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FORECLOSURE SALE.


DEFAaULT having been made j., the payment
Dollars. which IS claimed to be due at the date of
this notice upon i certain mortgage, duly execut-
ed ant delivered by Jacob Diereks and Meta
Dtereks, m"rtgagOrs. to Sarah NJ. Pluminer,
mortgage, bearing date the Eth day of April,
A. D: 1878, and duly recorded In the Office Of
xObes. and State Of Minnesota 81, the 3Oth day
April A: D. 1871, at = O'Clock a. M, in
Book 'B' OF mortgages on Eage !86. and whereas
said mortgage has paid the sum of thirty six
~. 1OO dollars for taxes due and delinquent on
said land 81 mortgaged:
having been instituted to recover the debt SO
cured by said mortgage, or any part thereof:
Now, therefore, notice IS hereby given that by
virtue OF power OF sale contained in said mort
gage, aud pursuant to the statute in such case
made and provided. the sai mortgage will be
covered by said NOR gage. viz:
The east half of the northeast quarter OF Sec
ton Fourteen (H). township one hundred and
three (lOi) range Forty (40). Mobiles County, and
State Of Minnesota, with the Entertainments and
viii lie sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash. to pay said debt nd interest and
Twenty Five Dollars. Attorneys fee, rs stipulat-
ed inan.t ~ said mortgage in case Of foreclosure,
and the disbursements allowed by lew; which
sale will he made BY the Sheriff Of said county,
at the front door Of the Court House in the vii
The 4th day of November, 1881,
Alto O'Clock A. NJ, of that day.
Dated September 21St, A. u. 1881.
SARAH NJ PLUMMER, Mortgage.
DANIEL RoMRER, Atty for Mortgage,
LIST pub. September y, 1881.
Last pub October q, 1881.
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The Episcopal church entertain
ment announced for last Saturday
night was postponed on account Of
the weather. 1t will be given on
Tuesday evening next ut the Prcsby-
tcrian church, consisting Of vocal and
strumental music, readings, etc.
For SALE-Household Furniture,
House Plants, Farming Utensils and
Machinery. A matched Team, one
good saddle horse, colt, ETC.
Wv Mrs. II. B. WlsNER.
All those clever men who make up
the tail Of the Crosby ticket deserve
to be beaten because they are politi-
lily in bad company
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Gilt.edge butter at Heron 3. 8tf

Bologna sausage at Herron's. ST
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"A Domestic Sewing Machine for sale
atthig o@oc.
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LOCAL.
WORTHINGToN. MIMI. OCTOBER q, 1881

CLUB RATES.
The ADVANCE Is furnished at d SO year to
Clubs ct ten or more. Clubs Of ten for six months
IS cents for each subscriber.
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DO You SUFFER from sick or nervous head
delay, trusting that III time nature will restore
you but come al once to our store for ID
Fa!st'S German Cure. For sale by c. w
Smith AO.6m
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ANNOUNCEMENT

=. The underaigned respectfully announces to
me people OF Mobiles county that he intends TO
Oe candidate for the ONCE OF SUPEwJNrEND.
ENf OF SCuOOLA
81 A. r. HORST
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FOR SCHOOL 8UPERXNTENDEv
The undersigned respectfully announces that
no Is candidate for the ONCE III SUPPLEMENT-.
pie. II. A. MANE
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Last weeks Journal appeals TO it,
patrons to ''pay up" We notice also
that the name Of Geo. Ogls appears 70
editor. tho psternal Ogle having gone
to Wiunsbago City to I'LL = Methodist
pulpit. Aud now that tho Taper has T.
gain changed hands, and the appeal has
been made to pay up" W would sug.
gest that the Journal ofI,ca pay it, per.
sonal tax. We have looked up tue tax
record Of the Journal Office, aud end
that the tax has never been paid save
for the year 1877. T. n. Gruelle paid
$l6.84 for the year 1877. Here 10 tho
rest Of tho record - It stands On tho
books unpaid:
Bell & Gruslle. year 1876, $le.s5
Gruelle h Lindsay, 1873. $3.50
Lindsay, 1879, 1888
Ogles, 1850, 1858
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CARDS,
BLANKS,
CIRCULARS,
POSTERS,
BILL-IIEADS,
LETTER-IIEADS
TERMS-$2 4 year; 81 for six
months SO cents for three months, IN
advance.
Address
T31 ADVANCE
Worthington, Minnesota.
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IO FOREIGN SUBsCRxBEleS

All O@cial Matter Pub.
Gshed in this Paper.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-01-29

1t is related that on the occasion of
a large party Mrs. Chase Spraguc sent
for her coachman and told him that she
expected him either to open the door or
assist in the cloak room. The coach
man impudently answered that he was
hired to drive the horses and not to help
in the house. Every WE'LL" said Mrs.
Sprague, shave my carriage at the door
at 8 O'Clock" At 8 the carriage drove
up. ''Blanket the horses and wait until
I send further word.' From O'Clock
OF a chill winter evening until 2 O'Clock
of colder morning the coachman sat
with stiffening arms on his box, and
when the last guest had gone his orders
came to drive to the stable.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-01-29

Under the new license law now in
force in Mississippi the saloon-keeper
must give $4,000 bond, with two o,
more sureties. He is liable for the full
penalty Of the bond if he sells liquor be-
tween midnight Saturday to midnight
Sunday; to sell liquor or keep his bar
open during the twenty-four hours of
any election day; to sell or give away
liquor to any minor or drunken persons;
to permit upon his premises gaming,
card.playing, or any game of chance
merely for amusement. For any VIOLA
ton of the law regulating the liquor
traffic the saloon-keeper can be proceed
ed against in civil suit upon the infor-
nation of any person, who will receive
one-half of the penalty upon conviction.
The saloon'keeper is also liable to GRIM
inal prosecution.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-01-29

"A Baltimore detective was singular
ly fortunate while he was out hunting for
a man who tried to wreck a freight
train recently by means of a cross-tie.
lie dressed himself up us a tramp, and
as he was walking around in that char
acter at night he was stopped by gen.
uine tramp with revolver and y de.
mand for bis money. The detective
recognized in the tramp the criminal he
was looking for, and, pretending to be
scared, he replied: "Why, You don't
think I've got anything worth robbine
me Of, do you? I've been on the road
for four months. I've come all the
way from Ohio, and'I want to git to
New York. | amt rs we'll fixed as YOU,
though I'm on the same lay. l had a
revolver, but | had to sell it to Git grub. "
The tramp agreed to temporary partner
ship, and pocketed his pistol, and the
detective, Selling his arm, presented his
pistol and handcuffed him.