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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-11-10

NO71cE or MORTGAGE SHE BY AD-
FEH7ISEME.y7.
DEFAULT has BEEN made in the conditions
- oi Certain mortgage executed and teliy
n'eu ny George ". Payne and Helen Payne, his
T,t te; M ,nM 70 silas Hinan Mo:tgasce
corded AS i NOR gage in the office Of the Regis
ter 81 Deeds Of the coun~yof Mobiles in the State
AZ! o'clock a. N in hook "H" OF Mortgages,
on plg: IS, on which there is caime to be- Idue
a. ~ Inc dafe OF mis- notice. the amount Of Six
a"a ; atd S,XtyI"3 Dollars, for principal
mort gagged land by the IN 'rtgagee since The ex
ecu In, ing in al The sum OF SOB. q. and
law or in equity to recover he debt secured by
sali mortgage or any pat thereof.
Ihe SAD MORTGAGE: and the note thereby Sc
cured and the claim for taxes paid rs aforesaid,
was uuly assigned by all instrument thereof
Guly executed ami delivered by the said S,|as
!i!llmaM mortgagce /" john {: Berg. dated the
in said office Of the Register OF Deeds on the stu
day OF Oct"6tr A. u. 1881, at ~ o'clock p. m
in book ':F'' of Mortgages on pages !!3 AMI :94
powe: Of sale cont med il said mortyage, and
"f the $ alue in such case II, de and provided,
the said mortgage will BIZ frs closed By sale of
which sal': wi be made at the frort door OF ;hc
Court House in the village II WorthiIigton i'm
the count o! \",':'S nn' Statr 81 Minnesota, at
pubic auction by the >lle,ff OF said county, on
Friday, the 25i h day Of November, 1851.
At ten O'Clock H. the forenoon to satisfy the A.
M unit which shall then b, due on sal mort
gage. with III" Interest thereon. and casts and
exp 'nseS Of sale, and Twenty. Five Dollars at
t'rney.> tees: rs stipulated III said mortgage in
case OF foreclosure.
The prcni es described in said mort gage. and
ID to be sold is that pi"c: parcel of lard >itu
attd III the county OF Mobiles and state Of Min
ntS"ta. and known and described As follows, to-
wit:
The east hat Of the s"u'hcas! quarter Of sec
lion twenty eight (2.) III tnH:iShp one hui: dred
aud three Q"2) i'll range thirty nine (39) contain
ing eighty acres of land.
Dated Oc .ober 18th, 1851.
JOHN G.. BERC
Assignee o; Iortgagpe
EMORY CLARK. Attorney Of Assignee
First pub Nct. Il. 1871.
Last pub. Nov. ~, 1851.
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NOTICE OFSPECILL TERM OF COURT

4 SPECIAL Term OF the District Court for
n the t: al Of civil and C iminal eases and is
Sues of law, Is hereby appointc, for the county
Of Y, b]es III the stale Of Minnesota. and such
curt will convene and be holden at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon on
The 22d Day of November. 1881,
And ut the Court House in the village of WOr-
hingtou IL said Mobiles county. Grand and Pc
tit Jurors, rs provided by law. will be drawn
and summoned to attend said court.
Notice OF the appoin tment and holding Of said
court Shall be given by publishing this order for
four successive wee 5 in the Wort ingtOn AID
ANCE. q weekly newspaper pri, ted and pub
ishe at Warrington in said county OF Mobiles,
such publication to be completed 1T least 20
d. $ before the time fixed for the holding OF
said court.
Dated July 81, Is l.
judge Of District Court for the Sixth Jud cial
District, Minnesota. 394t
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LAND NOTICES.

= -
Notice Of final proof has been given
ny Peter krier on Homestead Ap-
p!icatiOn, No. 1,7O8 for the set sec.
H-lG- II. Date at Proof-Wednesday,
Dec. Z. 1881. Witnesses-,JOhn Krier.
Horace Norman aud $. H. Baxter of
Fulda.
Notice of final proof has been given
ny Grin J. Dodge on Dec. Statement
No: 1858 for the st set sec. a-lO4-422.
Date OF Probationary, Dec. s, 1881.
Witnesses-Wm. Moody, c. p. Shep.
ard, W. E. Thompson. Luzi Schneider.
Notice of final proof is given by Geo.
fudge on Homestead Application
No. 1l,129 for the net sec. 22-lO3-42.
Date of Proof-Tuestlay, Dec. IL, 1881.
Vitnesses-L. $. Roberts, Geo. Um-
baugh, Ms. Conley, Timothy Comfy of
Adrian.
Notice of final proof is given by James
Hackett OH Homestead Application No.
1O,OS4, for the WI nw4 sec. 14-1O4-43
Date Of Proof Thursday. Dec. 9. 1881.
Witnesses-H. N. Holbroke. ]. Bellows,
u. A. Stevens, John Hacket.
Notice Of final proof has been given
ny Susan b. Church, widow of Layfay-
cite Church, for the st sw4 sec. 2.lO3 al.
Date If probationary, Dec. 5, 1881
Witnessess-Geo. Buick, Jas. Marden,
John Millington, A. Miner.
Great Oil Boom.-E. Balcl,, Elgin,
Ill.,, writes: ''Tlhat after trying dozens
OF patent linements. without relief. for
rheumatic and stiff knee, I feel Ihave
''struck oil at last" for after using
three bottles of Thomas Electric Oil.
| am prepared t. say it is the best APP
rlication l have ever used" Sold by
Laws.
The Bloom is on the wry, says Mills.
Shore enough. says Shepard. "Tom's
a-cold," says Miller. Hum stone at
'em. says Bennett. Bet-you-mean-u
Cole, says Doane. I'm after Der fee, :"
says Nelson. "Where's the Coal man. :"
says McManus. "Scnd John Up-
stream,' says Blaine. 1.-The Long pole
don't always get the persimmons, says
Gown.
Time tries all.-So it does, and in
cases of dyspepsia, indigestion, consti-
patton. kidney and liver complaints,
bilionsness. etc. Bnrdock Blood Bit
ters have been proved by many q trial
to lie a reliable cure. Price 81 90, trial
size 10 cents. Sold by Laws.
We are glad to hear that DR.. Mar
shall's Lung Syrup gives such general
satisfaction. Our druggists say it sells
better than any other preparation for
coughs, colds. etc. The price is
twenty five cents. large siza fifty cents.
Sold by all druggists.
0,1r hOvc rOf holllv o1oofoH
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

AuD1rOR-E. 8. Mills
TREAsUKEK-H.C Shepard.
REGISTER or DEEDs-.JOseph Chadwick.
june or PKOBArE-R. ID. Barber.
CLERK or COUKT-B n. Carrier.
SNEkIFF-k. Il. Miller.
SUKvEYOK-Aiem Clancy. Deputy-Allo,
NJ. CLANCY.
COURT COMMlssIONER-H. u. HumistOn.
COUNTY ATTORNEY-t,eO. w. wilson.
CORONER-I.. r. Bennett.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT c. Ogle.
COMMISSIONERS.
Etrst Diserict-Frcd Bloom. OF Seward. Chr'n
Necond District-A. NJ. CrHsby. OF Airi"n.
Third Uistrict-MileS Birkctt, Of Grand
Prairie.
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1ic1, If Imminent 1Li!;tu.

Scholars an,! chemists have devoted years OF
m. asu ,,' relieve hum"n suffering. DR. Faust 5
Germ IN Aromatic Winei is the result OF the most
patient and careful experiments. II is prepared
Juice and the CHI ices: Fruits Roots and Herbs,
and stands pre- cmiuer ly i:h"ut an equal for
the ,,s. Of ladies suffering from priva'e disor-
ders, aged or feeble and 'cbi!i atcd persons, and
those recovering from the effects Of eXisauStin Z
iii <"aSc mental or physical ovrrwork. Guaran-
tpcd to pr mote digestion. invigorate aud give
new and permanent vital force. In no way can
it hp uSpd as an int0xicant. Ask Druggists. For
s:le by G. W. Smith. 1866"
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That little article il last weeks AD.
VANCE over the signature If Ze,'l,a,.-
iah Aninadlb has set the whole
country in roar. We knew that boy
wouldn't br outdoue by Oglr's hey
when it came to praising his father.
W. are proud t" b. Zepl.aniah Amina-
d,b's sire.
W. hear that several l"ys from,
Adrian went to Il dance ON last St,ur.
day night west If town and GO, int,
SOM; difficulty. They We're pnt ont ni
the house. when they retaliated Nv
! stonine the premises. They were the,,
fred upon and several shots took f.
feet making slight wounds.
Mr.. Banks has moved into town from
| his farm in Wllmont.
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Announcement.

me Undersigned respectfully announces to the
p"np,e III Mobiles county that he Will he 4 candi.
dot' Tor re election to the office OF COUNTY AU-
DiToR He tenders sincere thanks for past In.
vors: and hopes to -cceivc and viii cDdeayor fo
kindness Nil ''u
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CHURCH DlRECTORY
METHODIST Ep1s ,oPAL~-Services every Sab.
bath gnOrning ut 10 ID; evening service ut -
Sunday School at l2. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. T. II. kiusmsm. Pastor.
UNION CON9REGA rt0NAI--ServlceS morning
the morning service. PRAYER meeting THURSDAY
evening. Ksv. Mr.. Hart; pastor.
pKEsByrERlAN CHURcN.-Services morning
and evening. sabbath Sch,Ul immediately after
evening.
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With the gloss and freshness Of youtA.
Thin hair is thickencd, falling hair
checked, and badness often, though
not always, cured by its use. Moth
ing can restore the hair where the
follicles are destroyed, or the glands
atrophied and decayed. But such as
remain can be saved for usefulness
by this application. Instead Of foul
ing the hair with pasty sediment, it
will keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those dclctcrious substances
which make some preparations dam
gerous, and injurious to the hair, the
Vigor can only benefit but not harm
it. If wanted merely for a
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR CO1f1fISSIONEj

Please announce the name of j. w. READ. of
Summit Lake. as ali independent Candidate for
County Commissioner In tue second Dis. riot.
MANY CITIZENS.
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Our boys got badly elected.
It never rains bnt it DOurS.

NoNo'raV's Pills and Ointment, THE Victo.
ries of Scienee.-DomeStic Remedies, Steam,
Electric TergrnphS, Printing. g., have each
Il ID thri par icuar ovation, but the ln:ln who
has iedut dthc sphere OF disease. and llcviated
the suHtriigs Of millions of his fellow beings, is
t. say the least :" it. entitled to our admiration
Holloway hes rxp"nd'"t Il l'fe tins. in the sup
rreS>i.n Of sickness throughout The world and
the effective cures of measles. smallpox, ring
worm. wrapping cough, ana Ill disorders affect
ing chihhund. hiI Pills ;!E; Ointment are rs ia
miar :!> household words in Europe. Asia, AT :
RIGA and America. MCtllels should never be
without Il supply.
lMiURTANT CArTlON.-Enne are genuine I'm
less The signature Of j. iIAYDOcK surrounds
each y Of Pills AMI Ointmcns. Boxes 1T Sc
&c a':u =: each.
Gu rhcac is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
l0-G-iy HOLLOWAY & Co., New York
COUNTY MATS
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ANNOUNCEMENT
:. me Undersigned respectfully announces that
IL - ls Intent on to be candidate. in the CON-
!ns e!ccti0h Tor the Office Of Clerk Of the District
coui'' l94oJ l.. 3. BENNETT
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Vol. 10. No. Il
SMthin dropped.
Will there be a contest?
Bully for the ''Free.I .Oye ticket"
No. I I
VOL 10.

BULLY tor the 'Free.I4OVe ticket"
"There is a God in Israeli after all.
It's i scoop. in fact. q regular steam
scoop worked with u derrick.
The returns as they come in keep
''blayin' dot same lerdle pcll-ka."
Tie woods must be full OF Free
lovers"
b. F. johnson will take that Raitt
h 'use off of Fred Blooms hands.
Dot lee.lle Parper peter leuk u leedle
oud for dot leedle pustot1izz.
This here fish ball smells AS if it had
suthin dead in it,
They went out for wool and came
home slOrn.
Plain sewing done 1T rooms over
Thayer's building.
Apples for sale by the barrel at
ll.3w H. f. ToRRANCE's.
The ADVANCE considers Itself mod
tstly endorsed"
THE invincible old ADVANCE" is
what they call it again.
'''Ihat d,yntd Catholic article beat
us. "-JOuri.al.
Thompson's endorsement of Chad
wick was what killed Joe.
California comb honey at Herron's.
lift.
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Almost Young Again.-''My mother
was afflicted Z long time with Neural
gia and y dull, heavy. inactive c"hdi-
ton of the whole system, headache,
nervous prostratiOn and was almost
helpless. No physicians and medicines
did her amy good. Three months ago
she began to use Hop Bitters, with
such good effect that she seems and
feels young again. although over 20
years old. We think there is no other
medicine fit to use in the iamily."-
lady in Providence, II. I.
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FOR SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT.
The undersigned respectfully announces that
ne Is candidate Tor the office If SUPERINTENu-
pie. III. A. mANr
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FURTHER REDUCTION
County Maps can be had at this Office
the rate Of for 25 cents.

Ladies, .forthose distressing complaints
to 'chi"h you are subject, use Dr.. Fau$t's
GERMAN AfOnadtlc VINE. 4O.6In
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Now that the people have given US
such rousing majority, we have ar
ranged with Boreas to repay them with
good weather.
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ORES, RED CC'YlO.NIN PRICE,
Just received ri the ADVANCE Office
4 new invoice Of MOBILES COUNTY
MAPS. which we will sell 1T Il reduction
Of 81 per cent. for the next 60 days, as
60
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The independent boys are talking of
a ratification jubilee on Saturday night
Adrian. RusI'more, ue: sey, Bigelow
aud everybody ELSE invited.
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C"nghs. colds. sore throat. asthma.
bronchitis. and all diseases Of the lungs
and chest. are readily cured by Or.
Mars!,all's Lung Syrup. remedy
which never fails to give satisfaction.
Price only twenty-five and fifty GEMS.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ANNOUNCEMENT
4, Ihe undersigned respectfully announces to
the people Ut NOblcs cuun y that he intell.;s to
Oe candidate for the office Of SCpE.uNrESD.
ENT OF SCHOOLS
Oh A. +. HORST
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Smoked Halilut at IIprron's. lot

A Domestic Sewing Machine for sale
at this offi9c.
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J. II. Dewey, Of Ransom. fell from his
wagon the other day and came near
breaking his arm.
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Somebody said Bloom was running
for Auditor. How did such a story
get out.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

c. n. W. TIME TABLE.
Time 1T departure Of Passenger Tr"ins from
dankAtO:
Leave for Chicag" ioa ~. & 6 IS y. IN.
New Tim 1T & ), i. III. 4 ) - y. III,
Time ~ arrival
From the East. + 81 III i 2S M
IRON the West, 8t5am& :Upm
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swell. | Should Smile

GUAHANTEED 70 CURE, is the induccmcnt we
offer YOU to come to our store and buy bottle
OF Dr.. FallSt's German Cough Syrup. 1t is based
upor chemical law s, and is prepared with the
most SCI upuous care. This medicine is war
rt"te 10 cure c"nSumpti"n coughs, colds, sore
threat, bronchitis, Group, and Ill pulmonary dis
eases. Remember, M Ordinary cough leads to
consumption If allowed to continue without re
lief: rrice 2: c. Sue, and ii per bottle. For sale
by c. w. Smith 4U6m
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CORRECTLY PUBLISHED.

We, the undersigned, citizens and
voters Of Mobiles county, hereby certify
that We have examined the records in
the County Auditors Office and that
the extracts from such records as pub.
iisl'ed il the ADVANCE supplement are
CORRECTLY c0nird and nnllished
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Waterloo, Gettysburg, Appomattox,
FIR the Ring.
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Bloom actually got more votes than
Oh 'se.
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Mr.. Walter +. Adams, Of Westloro,
Mass, writes: For years suffer Il
the horrors of dyspepsia and indices-
ton. They seemed to weaken every
organ Of life. and completely shattered
my nervous system. At night wien |
lay down | felt could not live until
morning. Heartburn paine d me most
terribly. tried Browns Iron Ditttrs;
it snilri my ease precisely. and now
my stomach digeSts any kind Of food,
and my S:s'l,w complexion and other
symptoms Of i'll health are AL gone
and 1T night enjoy most refreshing
dreanlesS sIumhtr.''
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q. Mutual Aid Soci

IT q. Mutual Aid Soci-
~ ety..
or PENNSYLVANIA.
ri plan this <,Wiety rr.':'inn,"n.lS itS.'lf TO-
~ simplicity. equity and a.ivan1"g"-. From !.
:oG crnt> per week, ar.' :.lin. t" age. seizures
s .!'die,eEt {" hcl'>. li1l' ia races *El'. Sc.
Males Az trl,a,;'~ fr:'n Is +. e. years III age
may b.'cs'ar nr.,n'"'rs. TX 'I,irc ;hr SYSTEM. -
All h~ D'ncfit< OF lie INSURANCE maybe >ecurt.!
y lHir.ri,E inen. Gall ~ y" 'hdrr~<
L. B. BENNETT,
.:-N Agent. Worthinston. MINI.
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Donavin's Original Tennesseeans
have arranged to give one of their
world famous concerts under the au'
spices Of the A. .. U. ". about
THANKSGIVING evening. Full particu.
lars will br given bv p"sters. etc, in
DUE time. These are the original col.
or+d singers from Tennessee who made
81 n,.cl, Of u sensation after the war,
both in this country and in Europe.
Fell down.-Nr. Alb+rt Anderson.
Y"r, Street Buff''". fell down stairs
and severely bruised his knee. A few
applications of DR.. Thomas EcIectric
Oil entirely cured him. Sold by Laws.
Tr the gang who have tried 50 long
tn kill the ADVANCE by Islander. insult
annoyance and every form If petty out
rage:
For il you 10 but wait The hour,
There never W: Gas human M,wor
tina .uld evad.', Il unfOrgi. en-,
The p,tirnt search and vigil long.
OF him whO treasures up 4 wrong"
! We shall treat ourself to 4 pair al
boots, new suit of clothes and new
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Candida E, EOR SHERIFF
The undersigned announces himself "A an In.
depen 'ent Candi, ate for Sheriff OF Mobiles cOll,l
ty before the people. CHAS. CHASE.
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LOCAL.
WoRrHlNaTox. MIMI. NovExnra 10. 1881
ii. XS%pi II t5 &isf Fs1e rab'

70 FOREIGN SUBSCRIBERS.
Subscribers to the ADVANCE living
outside Of Mobiles county will please
remember that when we notify them
of the expiration IF 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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An entire successful has been
proved by the most reliable testimony
that Thomas Eclrctric Oil is an entire
success in curing the most inveterate
Eases of rheumatism, neuralgia. lame
back, and wounds of every description.
Sold by Laws.
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''N"w let thy servant depart in peace
for mine eyes have seen thy salvation"
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Single Map, 10c
Two Maps, 15c
Five Maps, 25c
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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Ayers
Hair V3gor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color,

A dress 6
which is at once
agree a b G,
healthy, and eff
fectual for pre-
serving the
hair. Fuded or
gray hair is soon
restored to its
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, are tllt, maiOrities:


First District-Blnine 43 over Up
strom. 40 over Gordon. 80 over both.
Second District
Third District-COwin "a.
Fourth D strict-O'Hearn Is.
Fifth District-Sl'ell, no opposition.
Elsewhere we give returns from each
township. as far rs could be obtained.
except Seward which is not in as we 60
to press. A rumor says it went against
Bloom. that is, that lie did not carry
his own township.
Tie vote on Commissioner in the
Second District, 50 far as we could as
certain, is as follows: Taylor p, Graf
81, Wilson IS, Read, 80. Without re-
turns from Seward, we cannot say who
is elected in the Second District.
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We shall treat Ourself to 4 pair Of
M""ts, Il new suit of clothes and a new
FIFE.
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Time tries all.-So it does, and in
cases of dyspepsia, indigestion, consti
patton. kidney and liver complaints
bilionsness. etc. Bnrdock Blood Bit.
ters have been proved by many q trial
to he a reliable cure. Price 81 90, trial
size 10 cents. Sold by Laws.
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"'rhat d,.ned Catholic article beat
us. ''-JOur,.al.
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Thompson's endorsement of Chad.
wick was what killed Joe.
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THE invincible old ADVANCE" is
what they call it again.
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California comb honey at Herron's
11tf
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Wprthiugton Sdraaef.
ADVERTISING RATES.

WOrthinRton Lodge No Is meets every Friday
evening GEO. w. WILSON, Master WOrkmn.
H. H. pIOrTS. ReC0rler.
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Benighted Elk went against US. We
petition the legislature to have Elk de.
tached and attached to Murray county.
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Age Two Years. Also Is head 2 year-old
Steers.
Will sell for cash only. Apply to
I'm 4. G. SENEY, KushnOre. Mimi.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-03-25

In an item in the Courier of the 10th
It attempts to throw discredit on the
workings of the Prohibitory Law in
Maine. Figures will not lie unless they
IRE made to, and in that item its editor
seems to delight to make them as fol.
l'ws: "The prohibitory liquor law in
Maine has been in operation about thir.
ty years, but the criminal statistics of
the state do not show that it has result
ed in any moral Improvement Of the
people. From 1851 to 1880 the increase
In population was only IA per cent,
while the increase OF convlcts in the
prisons for the same period is 2o5 per
;ent. The facts in regard to Name,
taken from official records, are as fol.
ows: The number of persons convict.
I'd of crime in 1860 was 1915 in 1870
the number of convictions was 431, a
decrease in ten years of over 60 per
cent. During the same period paupers
diminished from s.946 to 4,e19, giving
tor the state of Maine only twice as
many paupers as there are in the city
Of Milwaukee alone, as per report of
that city March 4, 1881. 1t must be
remembered, too, there is still a very
large amount of liquor sold and con-
'umed in'the state Of Maine, notwith
standing there is a prohibitory law on
the statute book, and in force over the
larger part Of the state.