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The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-20

Total Auditors dis
bursemenls for dis
period OF five years
from 1875 to 1850,
inclusive .........$ $3,279, ,26S47
Average annual dis
bursements by Au-
ditOTs warrants for
these years .... $556,s53G 90
THE CONTRAST.
Average annual cost of
Radical rule .......$I,4S4.699 55
Average annual cost OF
Democratic rule 655,853.69
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-20

1870, TO December
81, 1875, inclusive. $S,5Ol .437 Sc
Average annual dis
bursements b. Au-
ditor's warrants for
this time, five years,
nine and two thirds
months ........ 1,4S4, 900. 80
DEMOCRATIC RULE.
Total disbursements by
Auditors warrants
for fiscal year 1876,
Auditors Report, p.
2............. 5 5ls,7O9. 03
For fiscal year 1877,
Auditors Report P.
XII. n............... G97,Ols Sc
For fiscal year 1878,
Auditors Report p.
go. .........- 707,O22 ,46
For fiscal year 1879,
Auditors Report p
81 ... ...---..... 553, ,826.sI
For fiscal year 1880,
Auditors Report for
1880 .........-.. SO3, ,I0l 81
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-20
Religious OONWMW.
THE BIBLE.

Conducted by the Isov.J.P. Young.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-20

Justice c. Orr on the lst Saturday at Buena
Vista, and at Nelps Store On the 2nd Saturday
D aaeh month.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-20
AUDITORS S eERrrFlcArE

A'rge on all counties 27 As Is 81
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-20

gustee "a. q. Allen, sit on the first
5aturdavs in each month al Meals Store, and
an third Saturdays Ia each month at Bneua
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-20

PUBLIC PRINTING.
The cost OF Public
Printing, during Rad
ical rule, was thus
shown by records of
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-20

These 6gures fairly show lhai
greater educational benefits are pro
vided and actually reach a larger mum.
Der OF children, than under Radical
rule and at a greatly reduced cost.
This record deserves the approval
ofall fair minded people in the State
regardless Of party affiliations.
1t shows clearly some Of the rea.
sons why the Radical party was driven
from power in 1875; and it demon.
strates as foroibly why the admins
tration Of public affairs should not
be taken from the hands Of the Dem
ocratio Conservative party.
FRANK JOHNSON.
Chm State Dem. Con. FIX. Com.
MARION SMlru,
Secretaries.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-20

Icertify from the official collectors
rolls in tax collectors Office, that the
State and county taxes mot inclu-
ding polls) levied in Kinds county
for 1874, was s224,731 27, and same
in 1880, was S73,S69 II.
L. f. CHmEs,
Deputy Sheriff and Tax Collector.
Kinds Co. Sept Goth 1881
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-20

Total Auditors dis
bursenents BY war
rant from March IL,
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-20

The statistics 10 the above circular
showing the expenses OF the State
Government and the TAX leyies, are
true and correct as shown by the on
cial records Of the Auditors cflice
And the statement showing average
county taxes for 1874 and 1880, is a
fair statement OF said average.
J. M. BUCKLEY,
Sept. 18th, 1881 Deputy Auditor.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-20

Total tax levied in "a, s4,448, ,0Sl so
FOR THE YEAR 1880.
Total am, State tax on
property ia 1850 s 345 ,39l 90
Aggregate Co. tax ia
1850 ....... ..... 1,474,S23 SO
Totalam poll tax ia so 176,177 90
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-20

Justice White siton first and thlrd Mon
lays 10 each month.
bE1T No. 2.-iustce Stecue holds his court
IL H8uika on Che % Saturday in each month.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-20

10 be paid by taxation, otherwise
there would have been a greater re-
duction Of taxes
A table Of counties showing the
per cent OF county leyies, published
by The Republican and Greenback
Committees, does not show an in
crease Of taxation, Though the per
cent on the State tax is increased,
vet the decrease Of the latter makes
the county tax less in 1880.
Thus, in Adams county the State
Tax was 10 mills, with mills for State
school tax the per cent. on State tax
say 10 mills, levied for the county,
was III. The State tax in 1850 was
3 mills and the county levy 6331 per
cent Thus, in 1874 the State and
county tax in Adams was on $1,000
of property S31 70. While in 1880,
State and county tax on $1,000 was
$22 90.
In order to present an Illustration
of the contrast attention is called to
the county of Kinds The county
levy being in fact made on II mill
State tax.
In 1874 the State and county taxes
levied IN Kinds, wss S224,73 81. In
1880 the state and county taxes levi
cd IN Hinds county, was 973, $50 IL.
The reduction being $50, S6S Sc.
And in this tax for 1850, was in
cluded 81 ,929 81 on account of n. j.
Il G Il r bond debt.
In an appendix will be seen q table
OF counties showing the actual total
Of State and county taxes for the
/ year 1874 and 1880. compiled by Mr.
G } Hemingway from the records
in the Auditors Office and certified to
by the Auditor
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-20

NhNANnA hAAA
Justice Slaughter holds court on first and
.thi- saturdays in each month Egypt.
tusdce White holds court on hrst Saturday
al Okolart in the Court House.
Mayor Hodeuhamer, on the Znd and 4th Mon
aavs iu each month at Okolona.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-20

FOR THE YEAR 1874
Total amount State tax
on property in 1874, 81 56S, ,357 80
Total amount State
Teochers tax in 1874, 627, ,352 0s
, 1881-12-28

jani,ar @ spSointea IL ,esss'ss |seskxsy 4 ,ao
s' sator vii III he a ID ranaF sr!er seieSe
ac, ii es; si ass 4; ns o s;. o,s&%ss ,s9'"sn's 'as
ss @s'ems Sns'fs fs'. ,nS sEsH S:pes.
two lanitors ut tho same wages l,Gso, md tho
a e:ss ss I'd d aovo i reduction mentioned
rtrNei,i said E,e wus Ya'l To sco t,ts colleaE,lo
l.osrltn tho rast ycnr an!' ta. increass1 s the
,inst was Jst tho erson ] to fatber s.nt Restitution
under ttlo circtnstnilccs. 10 e'oscd by moving
MIR. ANttOckH ltt,so tn Rpoak btlt WIS &c"
clarcd uut II order ty tho Cla!r. and tho calling
OF tho roll wns commenced. lie i.!sstctl. how
Sysr; s sfni upon oolns hc'F'' but tho Chair WIS ''
Tho motlon 10 tablc prevailed by tho following
.fea.-E1s,lor. Tarron, 1iutt. ,Klshrn. Knopf,
Snss-Albrght. l>annrrslcrgcr, Maftocks,
TllrnRton. 6e1t1u, Solnhlcr-b.
COUNTY SUPPLIES.
Mr.. Albright next introduced thu following,
WHICH was Ito aHnhl tor 4 ru!nInfs:
WHEREAS, It IL nonr tho tino Whcn we sun,;
win supplies, such Is 9ren.l. ntat, milk. print
lug n1lu stationery, und tl,ore, hns ''cen yolt,-
nlaints II former m times noout bids o0inR tatn-
i,txolued, rhat nit bi,ls for Furnishing supplies
| to tho county shall bu brouait ~ .porson and
uied Tor, md sl,ii be delivered 10 tho clerk Of
| tho bunrl when this honorable htaly IL rendy tu
call for them oil tiat day. Willie lit sess'on; ahd
Icso,rti. That tho cnl for lids .snail bo spc--
clul order for clnck TINT ti!y Ja,i; ~ and th9e
tho nurlp Uf tho hlildcr md nrttcc that no II
bidding N, To furnish stnl hc on tho outside 0f
tho rtiveis1e, n,id Gn!tcd nut l,y tito clork ~
TINT II snn hc distinctly heard hy tho molnbera
As stun rs tho resolution l.u,l bcen rend Mr.:
O'AGlll wt1ited tn kfitw II tho Commissioner
/ desired IL uht!eiKtnO TINT tho boafH WAs COLL
posc'l Of Il lat nf thieves ,,
Mr. Ahr!xtt1you lnvo always aaia lIt 20. ,,:,,,n,
taaro about it than ynl To.
! Tho Cnnlr-Y0u must nut be ptrsonRl gentle
I Sir. Albright, cxciso,,ly-T In not wnnt to be,
| 1n,t tho gentleman hlls ihrnwn htrt cn'MEh.
rorncmtur when ho wuutrl IT, let up IN II Ri0,ooM
claim II Tho contractor would gi'o Bofno ont
Tie Chair-I will not havc this.
Mr. DNoill went IN tn reply n tho midst o.
| ILLS 10 received by tho County Clerk IN p!rsuH
up 70 locloGk. anl that I'LL honr Inter ho hand
iii. Mattocks sai,l there Ind l,cen great tlcal
! OF mix utout tho inAs1ler In which Bs hnd hreh
OF tho resolution.
s!r. surnc suggested ,hat tho trouble md talk
s from 1,1ss !%%1T - nn tYc .o H,,, .
FROM tlio commissioners voting after tho bids
wcrc openci for tho milking OF awards to tho
ST.. OSrilrs amendment was subsequently
hold by tho Chair TO be II substitute Tor thu
ss ss,nEs Ess;Ss aa rSc s "nptsK at Ke II 's'oSs no
McClnu4lrey, O'Ncllt, Khcinwald, Cinrh-D.
,Nays-Albri9ht, i'nrnershurgor, Mattocks'
After suinc fnrthor dlsp,ttinH tho board ll-
journcd uutil week frotn tosny.
, 1881-12-28

= . 1I6HfFfH ltaH.1 WEEHfW
On Friday evening auf6n young mon, who
I'VE several miles down tile Ottawa River, start
to skato to uutlncan polnt fur tho purpose NJ
nttcn,ttug II speclat eerviuo. Which was buttg
When they arrived npposlt Krttlo lAtlnd ttBy
happened to strike pece Of t.! luz, uni 1.-Two of
Jus. thGy coutti nsS to rescue thoIr oatnradss,
hut, after tEiey had not several uf
then out, tho icu TN whleh they worn st1l.dlnR
gavo WY. Antl they themselves got into thO
water: Two Misses o. Nell. daughters u Supor-
tntcntient NNrit. nt thu Doutiliun Ioiev, wit.
i1Gssei thu aeGl!lolt from thor ht'4so ntt Kettle
twt, Young l.,dies rMtl fH their fnther'a t,unt,
which they pushoi Aerosa the lue until thvy
mud succeeded IN rcscMiug tho Young lnsn who
were III tho water. They Weru tut u tnunlpnt
tol sDon. FUR QUO 0f tho yDt1ng inou wuh utterly
RAnHnlHaE
, 1881-12-28

NEW ORLEANS. IIoe. H.-ftAuH-Qu!et but stesdyI
aupnrtina. {lak5t!3i Az, taz5atau; xxx, &aatet1e,
hl9h grhdes. *dl&7lnH.
unA1N-Eurn steudy, with good demand. 751aa,c.
Oats quiet and se4kl prtMs. Net eholca, t4&s7c. ID
ConS.MEAL-Dul, aud nominal, Fi71
1IAY-Duli, primo, a4al1, chulce, EHm32aM
FuuyIstOAs--t'ofk uulst but arnlf 4l7.aG Lard
steady, refined teEce ~ .asal! keG ~ TN Mglt
long ci9ar at CLEAR tut t. shork c9ar, ~ W
Natpn wcakt Shoulders fa21, lung g!cAr aud eluat
Ill., tuAi lDapi ahurt G1eur+ eut1 l4alls-E
cuIeh dull: c.1lvMset. !!*l41c.
WUI+Kt-FtrHli W0tluFIa r1ctt11d. 3t.1A4l.lA.
t;MJcEntEs--Euaeu auIst hut sisady; H}v carRoes
culinary u Fr!te. :01?! 6n4ur aclss and ht; com.
l4pu 10 Iuud cguAlou Ht3G1sci ialr to fully ialE "
, 1881-12-28
ST. LOUIS.

Br l.oI1Ie NO.. Doc. E.-FLOun-Quiet and un-
changed,
GlAES-Whpat higher md frml No. red. *1.Ja0
l.Ia cash, tlJt5sakIta January, &i,aG&9L5s9( Fpb.
rary. slss3t4ltIN March, fi.+1s6sl.4lik Mart No.
du, ts..a44al2jai No. d. slit}i hid. E6En strong
ana hiyheri G4lrtho caAh. GIsaad9(o january. AS5&
4lHe February, a9{c Mntclt, s4lo slay, bats slew,
$s5te caui, 4Go Ianuarr. AssssG May. ltY9 lnaalSe
At.So. harley quiet ut Hjctdtl.1A
l4kAn-bsAuy ut HUI
nGrrkl-Qulst, auiry. 354t35u, croamcEy, asdstoo.
EGGh--I I.UWHF III 3!st!g.
Nll1bkt-5iHut!y NJ tL.lh
tK0vlsluSa-F1rk tirner nj tl1.00 asked cnsh.
s rass I'LL III siSw It u e ass ~ ssst 1s ea
ss94 Has,,,s M slow ut *i.d kaa s!ol.A Latd quit
ltkcEtlTs-F!nut: H,ND brlat xhest al0n bu, corn.
kuu hnt uAts 25uu ou; rySt ~; basl0y, II 1l un,
t3u19n. ysts lsW! @ GH; : tfo: nona, e,, nas9{ nnns.
ttS FphEuurY; tI.AD4 MnEehi tlE!N May. COfs
ltiEsgI. u3sn JaHuaryi H3ag February G7Ac AntcAi
, 1881-12-28
19EOIk[As

PEORIA, Ill. lice. c.H.--uNAtS-C0en nctve and firm
crs high mixed. UlI2te; m1rd, EiGsGitso. Oats qulet
and easyt Nh. Whttp, 43Aa G3tc. R}e active hut
easy, Hx4a:aItc.
1tlHiiwiSEx-U Unchuuaeh nt $i.l5. Il.
NKCEalrrS-Wheat- 4,KH bu: cNrn, 6fG73 hu; oats,
35,uu butt eyc. 4..ag bu, harley. lou b1.
SHIPMENTS wv heat liza bn; Curn 41HD bn1 outs,
lists bns rye, 1,25Q but bnrley. i1U bu.
, 1881-12-28
1t1tTstfnTfts.

DETROIT, Mich, Inc 9;.--FIUul-l}n!l at A509G.i5
GHAIS-,yisentuu,et and lull casl, &l.sE4; JanMasy
HIM; February. &!lt' March, $l.:1hi Asrtt. stlox
Mny. tGiisf; Mo. J rud. tI74!4;So.2 Z white, $l7o.
ltEcEllsfA-N hfnt, AUl tu.
HlllYuESTH-hung,
, 1881-12-28

C1SctSSATr. lice. 77.-CorruS-stoadyl tiAc.
FL0un-null, family, flUyitd3i: fancy. Ft;ia7.M
GRA1H-whcns tIrn,. Nn rcd winter. tl.:d$t5i III.
torr strNng nt1d higher, N2 MI ID t's tstA steahyt
NJ. = mixud, 47,e. lsYo Hsnors tlEiM Hurley dutl;
Tiiov1x1nSs-fo.k Arn1er, slG'a. Lard stronger,
&uaEl4: $ll.1J Rskeh. 1Iulk nentB quiet but nfnIt
shnuilers, GHc; lincon tirn1, shoulders 7Noi clear
rtl, TIC, clear, lGl3c.
WIl1HK s-if0t 1t 81, II; combination sait1 Of nm
ishctt RHoas A2i urls. on tho bnais Ut &l.l5.
ilttrIEaSQ Qniot csenn,erT. tio' choice Western
1IlSsEED Utt-Dull. it}c.
, 1881-12-28

se Molasses oat! con,lun 4g@s9o, ssSiilf9T,nt; ,ss
STEADY. win fntr nctg,tudt Louisiana. AAa14c.
ujkiS-Qul1t, 4l2ill&,
, 1881-12-28


AtrrwAuKEE, Wis, uoc 77.-FLou1t-ln fnir do
nNnd. .... .,
uitAty-wheat oxcltcts advancing. No. Mllwnu-
kco l,nrt, numinn3t No. Milwaukee,, shas94t Dctcm.
Dor, tl2s9; January. si.: Fehsunsy. sLs9fi athEct
flMB%; April, tIa Mny. ti.st No. milwaukee,, tti,
No ma v)eSsya ngTsi s c9sn !'n!eii H. se"Fso y
weakor; So !. ~. satlsy dull: No. 4 sprlna. Hlsac
l'itoytstn$A--!lt MESS yoIk. eloGf s!sa Hnn
snsi md janunry, tti:i5 february.
llnnH-FlsMpr, kiAktH.Eh .-
HEuE,rrS-Flour, 2l,AD brls. wheat, 1900 bu; corn,
'sitti,xYrs-t1our lsoo prs; wheat II, ,on bu, corn,
Il, w bu.
, 1881-12-28
KANSAS CITY.

Special DApateh to The Chicago Tribune.
KANSAS ClTr. lee. a7.-HnA1N-rho Price Cmrrent
repurts: Whcnt-ltoco!pts. 7sW bit; shipments. noa
Hrlurr; No. !. cash, Hc; january. Htc: No. j. cmsh.
fG4c; jnruu.y, NH; No. = cnafs ≪ JnI.unFy ~.
EuTn-lteeGtl.ta, ia1u bu shipments, alJl, AEt; No.
= cust, hSo; JAhuutY, ts}sc
, 1881-12-28

NEW yOnK, Doc 27.-Iho tono Of tho market Is
worry qulct. hut prcea firmly maintained. Cotton
goods werc tu!eE And Hteny, Fancy prints lult
but sh,r!naa nra In FUR dnland; .iross Euods cn-
MUvluE otuudy on account Ut buck orIery,
, 1881-12-28

Rf,FrALn, Doc. E.-GKatH-Wheat nonInnlly &l,5t
for No. hhri IuMth turn dull, asking 5}4e- OAsx
negtcctod: !tye neglected. Hurley In faF demnnd;
, 1881-12-28

HosTos. Dec. .'.-WooI-Stons,y md firm, Ohso
as1d rgnnsylvan! uxtrns +d IL: t!I0eo is vory ttlo
choicu Ohio bo hnd; Surthern Ohio, 4su. Wisconsin
lurlnA 4aaIJe Gtt TIM dQlulnp ttna hne c0ElblnR;
pulled MtIuIs, 41t4i!14c
i'HlI.A ADELrHiA, D9c. I.-WU0I-Sscady and ur.
, 1881-12-28
T11,1sD0.

ToLxpo, O.. lee. 7;.--tinAiS-SyhcAt aN!oti No. )
rc1 january. tt1;1 February. sl.114 bid! March,
tLa)x blo, April. tl+n4s Mny. sl.sl!4 torn quIoi,
NO. Z sput md Necembsr. Hs4os january. VIC bid;
February. s4s{c, Mny. Bay&c fats aui1; No. Atc.
EkuvKIi-oEEil-A0. =, $1.Has primo, 6u; hlHn,-
Hnth, Aiio.
JtlHA--liressGt1, &1,n1
CtIssEIi-WheHt Mrtner; t!.giM bid, February u n
bid. fl:.H Askcd, stnrcti. lo& hlta: Mays s Torn
Go hid, Ftbttlasy HlHs bi,i. Nse MskU III hy. Gc
KEcEilrs-Whuat, 1i.Uu oui turn, lbuu tut oAts,
none. ~. - IL.
RMirMES7s-Whoas, lnOu bu, corn. l0,on bu; oass.
3,uU bts.
, 1881-12-28

DAAprO1n, pA, Ueu. !s+--lETNuLEuM-MAtkn
dull but ttrn,pr, uponed at Ef9u; advhHccd IL uHd
ctUsed Mt Sic; aulos, o., ,0M
l'lTTHnUitO, tsA., ucC. IT, rEFIsoLEuM-Qnl
United csttlncntcH trcr csUsDd ut bl9 rehned G}t1
ic, philadelphia dcIlvury.
, 1881-12-28

QSSVEGO

ISn1ASArOt1s, ncc. a7.-t}HAIS-Whenk firm nt
iN&LS5. Corn hrtA; c't4GlJic. Oats ssoady; 4d}1&a
4SS.
, 1881-12-28

0AwEGu l,cc. 2i.-GNAtS-Whoat Atealy. Corn
pnlet und unchanged.
, 1881-12-28

jMs! tlut'r, utc. Thg report WIS lldoptel:
eating *Ciis. and thu sanio wcrc ordered pahi.
They also reported adversely ~ tho proposition
s a m vr ~ Us poSus
County Court roons: md il favor st trsasfer-
r'n,nss now orelp!cd br tho debtors Tho re-
port was nunptcd.
for al ols e't,s referrctl aud printed befors
tcng acted .llvn. W strickoa ont' amti M that n!d
was list. having faiicd to rccoivo two.thIrJs
voto. rs f0owH; ,xx,..,'
rcns-FMrrcn, 1futt, knopf, McC1AnKhrGy,
SaysLAr'Eh9. Ss,s bonorsGeraer. Elder Mat
tueks Elehnl, Pnrlngton,' SInne-7.
Tne C9mnllttsn oM pnn!le ~, geryico reported l9
k, aa nflntinG Ann No. e1tn'tonefy 1's ~ t0r ano uss ot
4 r;be rrnnrt ~ VIA ,n'IantHd. ~ ~
d. ri " snsn',,i,"n " ~ i,t,1ic Rui,nua rcnored
IN re iavoS ny nastny W srv is nnsnr ee' WITH
tnnnanv fnr I'll III fnr lnilidinr the nrt.u walls
for lie ew Court House aud for cleatiing tlowt,
II, t,,e c,I1 nf ,bo mi, Mr.. ssnnc oh,cctc1 tn
TIM itnm Gf Ess, FOR cIrnninr Tho wnja. ulnitnin9
thHt tha wnrk was royer,I isy uontract NN
Chnirinam nr 1hn cn,n,nittsn vim ind v0tn,i in
fayUr III tbe bjll, changed lis vote.
air. sattocks, who hnti niso vulett for tho bill,
eu st II ao se setS Gsf IS IL an nc reor S o
ehar I'll, '@~ ''0N
II. trs. Sonrucr, 1<uops. md several othors
who uai yufei for .hs S!ll also changc,l thoir
NJ nii n ,'ecn;Dr an ~ onn1oim ,y ~, .,nn@n
II thc Inst hpUr, ''' "''' ~ eo~N
in fuyur ur uuyi1,S g,ludry hills ni10tluti1u tu
sSiltl. and ibu rcpcrt wins conc,trrri in.
\ souinuaicaiton WIS pIfssntetl from tho =,
Hit imrors fur tho suvrrmi cn,rts nj tt5o rate uf
W. per ay ii isferrsd M % to inc % Gou1,ni,tec ii on iub.
, 1881-12-28

WILMINGTON. n. e., Isc. .7.-sr!1tirs or TVKrE
TiaE-bttnnx At Mtc.
, 1881-12-28

III. 9t!us'EnI ESsVaI.EV" Fly tu7.U"IIHs ..
waa appointed by tho County Epar1 for the. your
lBa, teh watcaaen, one chlet tanttoF, and stx-
teen 1MnitOrx tn tho now Court. House.
uy looking carefully through tue building. aud
ascertalnng the amount VI help required for
the 1ow C1ust' liouso. would saco,nWena e, Gno t'
watthnGn, twt, jnl,llOrs for fourth t01r, threO
jantors for third floor, fur laNItora for BotouA
tors fur ths bnsulueut. ..
W. eau d!apeusv With tho following help:
, 1881-12-28

R's:s f!s'f' sAs' ;ssss
'fSssI S;2I*s,s,s .'|' ST ;' ;'sns''' f'o'''"'' Ss'
nnsrov, Dec. 17.-Ftorn-Westerr superfnc, slM
ahu1t common extrns. sstoaao0. Wisconsin e1tras,
FhhaGf, Minnesota nxtrns, E1aa7.5o: wfntot whcht
fl &C. sas As%s:' *ss: o
5:s ''s E;s s'.s.; III
IS4xis'oxsaas'st;t I'3xF;!1 x'sa;, NTH fair aemnud.
f;'sassSwf,stu'.ii fE;'asasNwfssari, fro.h, a;azc.
asaS 'sHF','rsS ,''e s b.s; corn, oo ba whoa
siiFMsSrs-f ii TIL S fiouT io btIst corn. saau bu.
MILWAUKEE.
Mrr.wAuKrt. Wis, }oc. 21-fLoun-ln fair do
nsNnd. ... .,
urAty-wheat oxcltcds advancing. No. atllwnu-
kco l,nrsi, numtnatt No. Milwaukee,. sl2tt nccom.
bor, tl.2ss{, January, si.; February. sLs&i Mhsct
SS: ~ g. ts'eSessta Sst. da!i Hs ss ~
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, 1881-12-28

A KR1yAL AND DEPARTURE -,
~ TRAINS :. EXPLANATION Dr Nrrrr ~
MAMKs-tAMtu 2s;XcGntcd. SUNDAY SxeShi.cst
sinicnx" u Northsvuatefh Tfnll,ynv.
For A'Tlntn.Enns,S Shaping .Enr Acc,,,n,nnt.,,
npttly ht III ChskkL, {fald t'nr.tr ni,,nt "f1uona
nttt depot cuFner Ut Wclla nnd iiiMis ILL., 4aau'o
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-04-21
Elk.
Slusll, some.

Slush, some.
If the ADVANCE man will just con-
tinue the nice weather he has promised
us, We'll make it I'LL right after llar-
vest.
Country folks wear a broad grin when
they hear of the liquor cases that drop
ped through court this term.
The fact IS, the people of this vicini-
ty. while str Hngly uplMlding temper
ance people III their en.leavors to keep
down the gr"ggeries, condemn the it,.
temperate mode ut warfare
This trying to create social division
on the question might do wl,+ re the law
did not uphold it, but here where law
and public opinion both are in favor of
40 dram shops, it seems that trying to
divide the community socially is unjust
and. in some instances, even cruel.
1t seems that we have no law las we
should have) to reach those who are
drinking to their own injury. and such
being the case, we might let them lie in
the wa;low they have chosen without
trying to thrust therein the temperate
temperance people also.
1t is talked pretty freely in country
places that these prosecutions are
brought about more for political effect
than for temperance. If such be the
case, it will be little wonder if they
make the tern, Il stink and 4 reproacil
in the community. If it is done for So
cial notoriety. they have succeeded no.
t"ri""sly. # it is done purely for the
promotion of temperance. they have
sadly misjudged; and in the language
OF Judge Farmer, had better amend-or
stop practice.
Let us have Temperance.
PROD.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-04-21
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

~ f Six Hundred and Fiity-Six Dollars which
Is claimed to be due ut the date of this notice
upon Il certai in Mortga duly executed and dc
Mortgagors, t. 'fhr American Freehold Mort
gage Liant Company, Of Lordon. Limited
Mort gagee. bearing date the 10th day OF ehrl,
airy: 4: D. 1850, ALI du y recorded in the Office
OF the Register ct ecd> j.! and for the unity
OF Mobiles and state Of Minnesota, on the 0,i,
day OF March 4. D.: 1881. at $3.50 o'clock
a. H., in Book ''E" Of Mortgages on pages 81, S.
50. and 10 action or proceeding at law or 9TH
erwiSe having heen instituted to recover the
debt secured by said mortgage, or any part
thereof;
Now therefore, notice is hereby gven that by
virtue OF power of sale contained in said mort
gage ard pursuant to the statute in such case
made and provided, the said mortgage will he
Covered by said mortgage. VIZ:
The northwest quarter Of section ten UG),
township one hun tred and four U,4), range
forty (4o). in Mobiles county, aud State Of
tena"ceS. will be sold 1T public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash, to pay said debt and in.
terest, and Fifty Dollars attorneys fee, as
stipulated in and by, said NOR: gage in case
OF foreclosure and the disbursements allowed
by law which sale will be made by the Sheriff
II said county. at the front door of the Court
House, in the village Of WOrthingtOn. in said
county and STATE, on
Friday, the 81 day Of June, A. D. 1851,
At twelve o'clock m:, Of that day.
THE AMERICAN FREEHOLD LAND MORT
GAGE COMPANY or LONDON, LIMITED,
l'A$IEL kouHER, Attorney for Mortgagec
First lublicat; on Aprll q, 1851.
Last publication May 1881.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.