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, 1881-05-28
THE STANDARD BRED
TROTTING STALLION.
"AlWooD!"

WYILL SERVE TOA
| w limited number al
mares besides owners in
Season Of 1881, a. Fleet
mont Stock Fam" on the AA
! Tcuchet, south side Told Hartman R.,.h, ,
miles below Wxitsburg.
TERAS-Single service s25, payabe At tim
Of service, or $40 for the season- Srrvice nv
able when mare is taken away. Special terrs
for insurance.
ATWOOD is rich bay, no white, lS4
hands high, with all the cardinal poines Of
horse good was bred .nd raised At Lexingtou.
Kentucky, and Is son of that most fashion.
able sire Of trotters, THE Great Alnnut."
AIwooDs dam was by "Blackwood, +" ID dam
by Alexander's " Alfalfa, sire of ..t;oldsmitb
Maid" record, 2.l4. and the great "Almont'
Thus he is inbred to AlexandcrIs "Abdalla,-
Lady Thorn, record, 2:ls, with an outcru.
to Alexander Norman, sirc Ct "LulA"
record, 2l5 ana an outcross 10 "Pilat, Jr.,s
sire of the dam of the wonderful "AIaud s.
queen of the trotsing turf, record, 2:162. Ne
horse in America is better bred for trottiHe
sire. His colts. coming yearling, are larEs
and nne and are young truttinx wondenl
He Is standard under rule 9th, and -
old "Bellfounder" was q standard sire the
colts Of ATWOOD fr6m dams by" Bellfoundef"
are also standard under rule 4, and eligible -
registry in the Tro.ting Register as standard
bred trottinS stock.
Those having mares by Bellfounder.'
should not fail to patronize ALwooD. Excel
lent pasture for mares and good fence, but m
responsibility for accidents OF escapes
c. H. MACK,
Ism Proprietor.
, 1881-05-28

r,rrTu.-D.y.ol will celebrate
Th1 :. 70, s,oo I,, have been subscribed o'ym-
Already s'V' ,,,.,,ci ~ already and vii! boom
pa h1. ~. S.'y y IN, IN, discount all o. them
, 1881-05-28

Cuv,-AEf N -.-eeti DAY and
H. cows 70 roln abou: me o..
-. ", believe we have law as wsii as
"'s,i and tha. bJ;h should OCCASIONALLY
\, g--i.
, 1881-05-28

c,xc,rr-0a next Tuesday night Fro
I'll. u, viii CIV. grand chillrens con-
-. -, nun ireI children taxing part IN
ca, - :, Something new sod rovei to
W.p, WA.ia.
, 1881-05-28

,,,x,.-N-. wAtermn has rece''e'-
30 eant.ae. for bu:liins Nr, Nnl,m' II ;
.-...,.,,o Tae blilding VIII be an
eminent TO the t.ty-
, 1881-05-28
Slaven's Cherry Tooth Paste.

An aromatic combination for the preservs-
ton Of the teeth and gums. 1t is far superior
to anv preparation of its kind in the market.
In large handsome Opal pots, price 50 cents.
For sale BY II. f. Holmes.
, 1881-05-28

Webfoat Oilcures the crying baby. Mother.
attention is called to the Webfoot Oil in cases
of Group, spasms or colo, that the little one,
are su oiect 70. Is 6Ine
, 1881-05-28

\ NV poDcE The Advertising tiend is
ANN around n the ltnd. Tie last new
lcIsr js ;aa signing of The names Of differ
IN, br~iu-ss houses =, advertising contra is
aai then >hcain, them 20 other hrms IN the
sane hae Of business IN order to induce
them to ,,ye them an al Many OF our
cltilras have rc,.ntlv hrcn imposed upon IL
thi, manner hy IN individual who was IN
cCu,iagat,r mel from printing office
IN ;hl, ri;y i5r bll an! d!shono~able con
d7ct
, 1881-05-28
Tu. orFICIALCITE PAPER:

poryp.-yox that the city has got a
T.. ,b;nk il would he in order to take
~ rxs We n1ticcl quite number
~ the streets last night
, 1881-05-28

Srock QruTArIoSs-o. z, ( y stock
is sca;n taking an rp~ari Tendency. IN .
sale Of 1850 shares the hIshcst sale VS. at
I64, and tine lowest l6i-
, 1881-05-28

Gys frarlr Heretofore much trouble
.,Ol worry has been experienced by the fin
,n,., ,,oumi,.e.s on 4th OF July celebrations
byr,.,,n that some who are approached and
,.LsItn r,n,rihu.c ;, IN to think they must
mt The committee 10 all possible trouble by
trllp, them to call a.ain 81 often that they
mus: tl;uk that time is Of no value. What
ever yau 10 gentlemen, give or refuse, 30 1t
4, once inr time Is valuable
, 1881-05-28

Webfoot Oil is priceless, jewel in your fam
iy. II speaks for itself.
, 1881-05-28

Sy,ly. Dl7,.-Oa account OF the tenn
p,yary disabling 0; the steamer State o.
r,gf5r,;r the days Of departure have teen
changed leaving san Francisco as follows :
The Columbia May 2S; Oregon June 4;
c,gt,-s;q June Q. Leaving Portland, the
,..,mf- Or, pm NAY %; Columbia June };
,,,-,.. Jan, 10. After which time the US
.,i ..b.lrrr tlme will De maintained.
, 1881-05-28

...r-As "ouc by one the roses fade. >
t..,,. P;2a.sr. paper started in Eastern
,,a-, time since, goae from our
!. his suspended public lt'on; ; the
g. i the public Is 100 manv papaFs.
, 1881-05-28

Webfoot Oil cures pain in from one to fifteen
minutes, warranted.
, 1881-05-28

COMMITTEE OF ARRiHGEMEHrS-- W ed
neday evening the general committee Of ar
rangemen:s for the Fcurth OF Jniy eelebra-
ton, met at the Office of Judge Mix 10 take
preliminary steps towards grand celeb'a-
ton on the Fourth of July. The committee
consists Of Mayor McArhif, Judge Mix,
Col F. J. Parker, John Justice, Robert
MeCaulley, ". c. Cullen and w H. Ben
der. Mayor MeAulff vas elected chairman
Of the committee. and Paul Henry secre-
tarv. Informal reports OF progress were
made 10y different members. Col Parker
Was elected Z commit &c OF one on transpor-
tation and printing. After discussing mat
ters relative "a the celebration, the commit
tee adjourned to meet on Thursday At P NJ
at the same place
, 1881-05-28

When you order your uext tea go IN Colts
and ask fol the brand that has caused such =
sensation; tins Is it, and see that you get it.
, 1881-05-28

r.c,r,.-Ths reported confirmation OF a
=, =, t,e Hea. !. L. All Il, L. s
n.,.. attorney was 4 mistake OF thr
-. prs.s. The reported appointment
~. tsr IIlh, m-t~ad Of Washington t~rrl-
, 1881-05-28

FISu.-Every morning now there are three
fish markets in full blast. They supply sill
yer salmon, Chinook salmon and sturgeon,
The silver salmon are now generality ad-
mi,te,l to be the red fish Of which so much
has been heard For long time they were
thought 20 be Indigenous to the ".ouaiain
lakes of Eastern Oregon and ldabo, notably
the Wallow, Paye.te and Salmon lakes in
Al.ura, county, but the researches OF Captain
Bendire and others have demonstrated other
wise. These silver srlmon change their
color whel they arrive 4. high altitude,
and become perfectly scarlet with the excep-
lion Of the fms which remain an oil .c green
They are also OF dIH, rent favor, Tor coa-
trarv to the custom Of fish these red fish get
fatter and richer in the lakes; az least ts'at
is our experience and we have tishei them ont
of nearly every stream where they run.
, 1881-05-28

CHENEY ACADEMY. - From the Colfax
Democrat We learn the following: "Gen.
P. B. Cheney, of Boston, one of the direc-
tors of the Northern Pacific railroad has au-
th"riz d the erection at his expense Of =
building for an academy in the town OF
c :eney This is good strelk of luek for
that town, only few months old. and VIC
congratulate its people on their good fortune.
Gen. Cheney is-a very wealthy man and no
doubt Will place hberal endowment for the
support OF the institution, at east until it
canbc made self-supportng. The establish.
ment IF good school in any town always
attracts gnod class of people there 70 be-
come permanent residents, III order to avail
Themselves OF TIE M. ans such an institution
affords for th,. education of their children.
Cheney has eertai.ly len llesse'l beyond
any Of her SISTER t,wnS in Eastern Washing
ton Sc much for h:vi's rich a"d liberal
lare>ahc interr stcd in hr ", liare.
, 1881-05-28

sg,qfYrt. some base m.se-eant TN
nd m unfortunate horse the other day
..,.,-, ,b, horse 20 rush n.adly through our
.. SboalI the perpetrators OF this
sg,-g,r be found Ne hope that he VIII re-
- .rr,nns punishment.
, 1881-05-28

W. WANT RiIS-0ur fari ers are
nov praying for rain t, help the crops
aIonr. Cannot someone get up good
-iz,d picnic or camp meeting? The man
nho would st-uds chance Ia be hailed as
the saviour of the country.
, 1881-05-28

1t is a special importation and can only be
obtained at Mark Z. Colts Main street
Walla Walla
, 1881-05-28

THEGE,HD SwIrcH. Wednesday WAS the
Is; oi the narrow suasc ra!lrold-or at
least early this morning Epg,Heer Chase took
carS, locomotives, ett, down 10 the Dalles-
To-nish; the passengers viii ride TO the
nalle> in broad gluseI cars. It Is expected
now tha; the tup to Portland can be made
IN Is hour' Briors.ths read run through,
when transfer had to he nal at the june
,ion, the trip wa, mad - 10 holrs. The
only relics W have OF the ID 10 tall are
those purchased 10 ran d,wn AID street
, 1881-05-28

y.rr,< PlcyIc.-Tne Verein society Is
.,.r,..i. IN PREPARATION for the picnic on
s,,j,, next. \ god time is assured all
,,b, ,+t.aI Frank Meyer will run pas
,.ay.r wa.,1 - the grounis leaving the
So, H,r-e every three hours.
, 1881-05-28

FIUNEyILLE 4 recent visit t. this old
terminus q: the flame n,w owned Toy the O..
|. 20, ani now ,oauectIn, with the Thirl-
.oa dumc down the North Fork of TIE
Wala WA,h nver. demonstrated that
everything must be very lively up 4: the
heads oi these fumes. Ties, corl-wooi and
lumber are floating DOWN hy the thousand.
and the water : kept very lively Over
5000 ties h4s. already been rua dowG and
NJ. IrrlDS. tDe >upe-.n.ca&-n: exuec:s
before The season Is over 70 deliver 800, 600
= :he railroad company.
, 1881-05-28

T,,cHsn's Iy,rrrrrG.-A teachers nsti-
..viI b h. I,e!l here between th= ash ant
4rb of Ianru. The territorial supenn-
.,l.r. :. Hol.ht1n, President AndeF-
... : m. Territorial University, and other
E,l,, 'l1. h, 5.In viii atteni. St-p will be taken
g. o,y,p,z,n, d:stn:t territorial institase
t.r.,,. oi th, mOuntlIus-
, 1881-05-28
FoR STENCILS, 20 to StraiShts.
webfoot Oil can be had at your druggists.

Wsbfoot Oil is s sure cure for DyptheriA o.
ore Throat.
, 1881-05-28

tHE "loSIoUs FoUETH The following
a'ia,d rcrpoas.il, gentlemen 4, the request
All by the consent OF tn general committee
have asre-a 70 a.. As general managers OF the
oe.eI7A:sou On the Fourth OK July next:
hoa. J-,. MrAulf, Hon. J. D. Nix, Wm.
y. CuleR, Pott. McCalle-. +. :. Parker,
VIZ. Il. GeGier and J. t.. Justice. The
names 1i tie = orc are a guarantee that the
"'-!c> ,'Ies'ciw.l. be expended jadIcioasiy
a;'' e'onoml-a'!y. It Is IN contemplation 10
'-AAe '"e E0N, a!ia'r the hest our city ever
'. A,r,a.ly many q our citizens have
.1 ...I''Oa;ed htertlly AMI the hall have not
- cen sea We owe 1t o ourselves t.
" 'NA' NJ o'.'er ci,y IN the interior eycel Us
.- : ,.D.at hanat 20 ths day The money con-
..'oe'5,i ~. a! return one hundred fold 10
=. ~ 0,.leTs o. oar c.tizeas. Frrm all parts
,~N We helr tha; the coau,rv people will
= ~ aP heal ee'ebsat.ons anl joia with us
, 1881-05-28


"'Ef AGaI>.-Puor old Scatty keenly
W. '.'' 4ErOH driven iato him by the STATES
y ,,N 'asi week, AID ike the gerill Charley
'''S "Aea '9r Olive Twist WAS vic,imizea
lie ATttRl Dodge, nLo c,eg,r,y shifted
s'''T' nance upan his shoulders, Scotty
''p 'a'e: louder than any. He has
~ - 'ncea III :he habit Of stealing dis
i''>'..' aud editorials AMI palr,ils them off
- !, 20 90 '7y'ialpGs public in the columns of
a. J.. =, '''''a * sis osn. and he 20 actually
- y Sc ;hs SrITEsN,S with its healthy
- az 'es and tIented articles furnished
"a, PSI mcn Of ability aud education,
',t' -. he Is i-sinling At last to see himself Is
$3.50 see nm. Scotry also charges US with
io.,-a WIN the ::'rsle and willow light OF
~ l.-sh, ,,Ls Good enough, Sco:.y, when
.Ae no consideration the fset thu.
N , -,s i lae light Of corrupton. slrising o.ly
-, = -'e pn''ese n; yho>ph r.scent ir,d@s,.,n.
n ~ :, r'o'5 s;a :a'ti1H. reae, IN the iiy-
.ssin " sP.ie' envy asd speen. Cal
, 1881-05-28
RACING. JUNE is, 1881.
FIRST DAY.

THREE. YEAR OLD TRorrING SrAKE-S0 en-
trance, half forfeit; 800 added by the ProPrie-
tor, mile heats. three in FIVE TO harness. First
nomination to be made April LIST; entries Close
on May 18th. Second colt saves entrance,
three colts must start.
, 1881-05-28
SECOND DAY.

THREE MINuTE CLAss-Purse sl50; hrst
horse slCO, second horse So, third horse SIS:
entrance ten per cent, entries close June 10Th,
three in five. mile heats 10 harness, four to en-
ter three to start Dr. Kellogg's marc. Pan
ny Kellogg" and II. L. ISIacs mare. Kitty
rf.u> l..rr.I
, 1881-05-28
TMIRD DAY.

TWo-THIETY FOUR CLiSs-Furse so; hrst
horse 500, second horse so, four to enter and
three to start. Entries close June 10th, 1881.
FREE FOR ALL TwO.YEAR-OLD srAkE.
Dash CT three fourths of a mile, to be run
for on the 4th of July. 1881; So entrance.
n"l forfeit, 500 added First nomination Ia
10 mao. April 18th, close ON June 18th. Sec
ond COLI ,ayes G. trance, four colts must start.
Trottipg to be gosemed by the National
Trottiny Rules. Grand stand free for ladie.-
Entries can be made on the above races wiz,
]. d. Laman, Secretary of the Agricnlt1rA
Society, OF at the Track. l39 tn-Io-in
, 1881-05-28

IL a lllAlLk saAN~ -
on the streets last his.'.
p,.ur,ys-M-. wAternin has racs'''.-
.,n.,,., for bu:liins NJ, Whitm1a ;
H. Tae blilling VIII be an
h'N w.. -. 70 the s:tv.
-. =. 60. ,,.
THs FoUHIh' .,,i-.ribed. O!ym-
Already S'oo '"'e 1.,,.,av and vii! boom,
pil has S'oJ ,,!.li' SJi.', Js,.5unt all o. them.
W " "Al' Ina, :,
80. Are the city an''''' ''''. '.o1
'' IA '--''
l'loT cows - '-'.. r,u a,
night We oe-!s'e ~ - a..,.;,1a!,,
.eu.,L
a. 1T Tues,iay night Pro-.
Coy, ''''. =, Grand chIldrens con.
i''aN'' " - children taxing part il
e'f'- y. - Something new sud H1rei tc
n. w.Ta Wa!la.
.-.,-
Observation-Disclosures 'e'i'' - "
We necl lie, eloPment. De
ysl1Q7 ' " -. L..-,o-;,;oi ube,s
th,, th" PIll.'l' r .arDa a-r. from
= u. NJ
,.<E-As ''one ~ one the roses i"''e'
hast tie Pioas'r, paper started III r"S'e'i L
O,,-.5a = shot time 7i"ce' G''e from o"'
.,. I. hls -usP;aie P'".ie A''oh ) 'n''
.,-s.. u tie pHb!tc Il ''' '''"' f'f''''
-.e-.os, -
EE.lTA.-iEe TsPoEVei oo"'i' -
.,o,urv was mistake OF th-
pr,., The rruorted appointment
- Illh, instead OF Washington terri
tory
-. ,o;s,-.ap. tin.
Hhl'h' -, .So ,,hor 5.v
eii.N '' ''.' ''' - ,...I,. .Lrorcb ou,
csIsIG- the A'''1 '' ''''
,,-r-,-. Shoall the perpetrators ot ,, tni'
.r.~l,r be- found Ne hope that II" VIII re-
i've 4 serious punishment
-...i. ,., pr.parltion for the picnic on
s,,l,. next. \ god time is assured al
,,h,,.t.1l Frank Meyer Will run a pas
,rn,,r wagon - the groun Is leaving '"e
Stiue House every '-I = "o"''
r...-,-,.rr, teachers insti.
I'm -, III. b..,y..r IN. a)th an
ta'e Wa. ra ra.+,r;,r sunar;n.
at.h Of June ii NJ ="
t-Dl.n.. J. y. HOlIn,Dn' l'co'''"' 'A'"S'
-. = m. Territorial University, and other
I'm vii attend. St-p VIII be taken
,L,. mountains.
e
SuuNa DATN--oA acc''"' u 'H
pJrary disabling o. tle sl-d'ii'
Ctijorr'l, the days oi H1p'i '4''
shsnsel, leaving san francisco d. tot''"
The Co!Im5'" May - o'fyo" une
CriiioraiI. June j. Leaving of''.'n'' S"'
steamer 0rfJ"a NAY - c''".'',e,' .. . ".a1 -
urfre lane ip. Al.'' ii-Ci ~
ual schedule time VII! Dc u'''''i''i'i''
Ill.
sand worry has been experienced by the fn'
,u,. ,oumit:rss OF ich OF July celebrations
byrs.,,n that some who are approached and
,.L.dtn contribute ;, IN to think they must
nm, The committee 10 all possible trouble by
telling them to call asain 81 often that they
mus: rltUE that time Is ol no N'''e' ''s :.
ever ynG 10 -cnteh'en, give or 'e'"''' ''' Il
a, once i"r time Is Naln"hie-
d.
\ NV DOLCE lhe advertising hel''i l.
ann arornI n the land Tie last new
.r.... .-,.,.,,.. : the names Of differ.
rnt br~n@ss HOUSES - advertising ''"''1 -
ani then showing them 20 o'ne' nrh' !" Int
sane ms OF business III oid%r 10 iH"u''
ihen 70 give t'cm an al: Many u ooi
.t ...',ls Ia, = ~ ;,I;,,,I,I Who WIS IN
"a, -.
, 1881-05-28

20 per cent aaved by aavine yelr = us(A
ID done at the S1srESn1y o18eo-
The Worthington advance., 1881-02-24

tic Medicine that can bc employed c|can>-
ING the stomach amt luwcl> and even Tie
blood. In small doses OF one l'i'l :. day,
promote Vi "orons health.
AYERS Pills have been known Cox
more than quarter OF 4 century. and have
obtained a worldwide reputation for 'I'.'':
virtues. They correct diseased action in
the several aSSi,nilativc organs OF tie
body. and are so composed that ol',ir'n-
tiOnS within their rance can rare " with
stand or cv.'lc them. Not onIv do they
cure the everyday complaints Of every
body. but also formidable and dangerous
diseases that have baillcl tie hest of
human skill. Willie they produce power
til effects. they are, at the same lime. the
safest and best phv>ic for children. by
their arcri..ni action ,l.cy :ril~ mucl, less
than the common pur.ativc>. and never
give pain when the bowels are not inii,n..d.
They reach the vital fountains Of tie blood,
and strengthen the system by freeing i!
1.,,sn the elements Of weakness.
Adapted TO all ages and conditions ~
all climates. containing neither c:in.n:l
nor any iclc.rr;o',S drug. these Pills mr v
l'c taken with safety by anvinnlv. Their
suyar-,0,;i,. preserves them ever fresh.
amt makes them pleasant TO take: whi:a
lrin: purely vegetable. no harm can :ri*a
from their Use i'll any t::un;i'v.
PREPARED El
Or. ! c. AVER l. CO Lew y: Hass.,
SOLD Ef ALI. Dl:CuUiS IS l.VtI:iWHEIt..
The Worthington advance., 1881-02-24
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.

nEFAULT having been made in the payment
- of the sum of Sixty Dollars interest, which
is claimed to be due ut the date of this notice up
on a certain mortgage, duly executed ant lie.
livcrcd by Jeremiah Lynch and Margaret Lynch
mortgag0rs, to Sarah NJ. Plummer, mortgagec,
duly recorded in Office of the Register of deeds In
and for The County of Nob'eS, and State Of Min
nnSota on the .'d day of May A. -. 1879, at 2: 40
O'Clock p H., in Book 'B' of mortgages Eagc 303,
and no action or proceeding at law Or otherwise
having been instituted to recover the debt Sc
cured by said mortgage, orany part thereof;
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given hat by
gage, and pursuant to the statute in such case
made and provided, the sal mortgage will be
foreclosed, and the premises described in and
covered by said NOR gage, viz:
The south half OF the northeast quarter OF sec
ti0n ten (0), township one hundred and two
M02), range thirty-nne (39). Mobiles County, and
State of Minnesota;
Will be sold ut public auction,to the highest
bidder for cash. to pay said interestand Twenty
cy said mortgage III case Of foreclosure, and the
disbursements allowed by law which sale will
be made by the Sheriff Of said county, at the
'front.' door OF the Court House in the village of
Worthington, in said County and State, OH
The 25th day of March, 1881,
At1 O'Clock ?. NJ, Of that day.
Dated February 9, A. ID. 1881.
SARAH NJ. PLUMMER, Mortgagee.
DANIEL RonKEn. Atty for Mortgagee,
lst pub. Feb. 10, 1881.
Last pub. Mich. II. 1881.
The above sale Is adjourned to April stl,, 1881,
at same place and hour.
SARAH NJ. PLUMMER, Mortgage.
The Worthington advance., 1881-02-24
Editors and Newspaper
G2en

OF the country. endorse JAMES Boss PATENT
GOLD WATCH CASES. AS Il proof read the follow
ing:
Baltimore. Md, March 8. 1ssO-It gives me
pleasure to inform you that the James BOSS
Watch Case l have carried mas given perfect
satisfaction 1t wears beautifuly.-J. T. RING-
GOLD, Ed and Propt Telegram.
La Fayette, Ind, March s, lss0.-I take pleas
ulr in commencing the JAS. Boss Watch Case AZ
highly satisfactory and equal in wear to one Of
solid &; Id. They are the "Rnss'' in fact aS we'll
rs in name W. 5. LlNGLE, Ed. and Prop't Cour.
icr.
Des Moines, Ia, Feb. -. 1sY0-Our manager
has carried Jas. Boss Patent Watcl, Case and
checrfully says hat it c,lnot be beaten in any
way-SrATE LEADER CO., Pub'rs 1 wa State
Leader
WatScka, Ills Marcl, g, 1s:O.-I am p!epsed to
say that the JAS Boss Watch Case have is en-.
;rcly isactory. being in every respect Just a.
represented. 1t is a perfect bcau'y.-M. II. Pc
TERs I'D. and PrOpt IroIuois Co. Times
Wausan, Wis March 10. l8So-The Watch
Case have Of your axe is il every way salts.
factory 1t Is just splendid MARK II. FiKSCM
Ell and PrOpt Torch of Liberty.
The ahnve are corcurred in Ivy hundreds Of
other editors as well as merchants mechanics
aud jewelers., in all parts Of the country
This is the only patent case made Of Two
PLATES or SOLID GOLD. 1t is warranted by
special certificate. Ask your iewcler for illus
trated catalogue containing full description.
The Worthington advance., 1881-02-24

There was another blow on Friday
and a snow squall on Tuesday, just e.
nough to stop trains again.
The Worthington advance., 1881-02-24

Figs and Raisins, Choice Layers. at
S. 4. Davis 26-3t
NJ. S. TWitchell killed deer the 9th
er day west of the lake.
Jack frost has been heaving away at
the Court House and cracking the plas-
tering off III the rooms.
CItEESE.-Durh2m Creamery, the
best full Cream Cheese the market af-
furlS at :. A Davis o6-3t
The Worthington advance., 1881-02-24

Are the most rt-
fctivc ;,l,l ron"r-
NAL Im'-ri,cr,'r
discovered. !i"v
ar. Mild. inu Ct
G4.'mI in their
operation. nn'vln'.
the bowels surely
and without pain.
Although gentle
in their operation,
they are still tie
most tl,oluu"h and
The Worthington advance., 1881-02-24
1RRTTALAND DEPARTURE or MA ILS

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or NAILS
ARRIVES.
Eastern fdai,y) IL lOa. III.
do st. naUl and beyond 3 30 III
Southern 2 80 Il. IN.
We,tern-Iu Verne and Sioux Falls, lO 25 Il III
Round Lake, Saturdays ~ NJ
DEPARTS.
Eastern (daly) 2 30 4. NJ.
do to st. Paul and beyond 10 B. a IN
Southern !. IL 1Oa. m.
Wrster,,-I.u Verne and Sioux Falla 40 pm
R0u,lti ..~.-a, Saturdays III
Nails carried by day trains close 30 minutes
before departures. All others ut O'Clock p III.
Once hours from Il. III. to III. Sundays
from to 9 Il III and II III to - 80 pm.
Money orders issued and letters registered be-
tween O'Clock a III and $ pm
The Worthington advance., 1881-02-24
CffVRCB DIRECTORY.

CHURCB DIRECTORY.
METHODIST Observation-Disclosures every Sab.
bath morning 1T 10 30; evening service ut T.
Sunday School at Il. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening" Rev. T. II. kinsman, Pastor.
UNION CONGREGA ArIONAL.-Servlces morning
and evening. SundA School Immediately after
the morning service. PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. Mr.. Hart, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CnURCH.-Services morning
and evening Sabbath School Immediately after
the morning service. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening"
The Worthington advance., 1881-02-24

TMPORTANT TO AGENTS. The Lifo of
l. GEN. JAMES 4. GARFIELD,
by his personal friend, Majrr BCNDI, Eiitor
Of n. \. Mail, is the only edition t" which Gen.
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Beautifully illustrated, printed and lxnlnl.-
The best.-N. Y. Commercial Advertiser. The
neatest.-N. Y: Herald The most useful, sen
sible and satisfactory.-N: Y. Tribune. Full
length steel portrait by Hall, from 4 picture
taken expressly for this work. ACTIVE AGENTS
WANTED. Liberal terms. Send ii 10 1T once
for complete outfit A. s. BARNES 4 CO., Ill
aid ll3 william St, y. Y. At
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FAIR WARNING.

FHIK y dN-V1VV.
From forty to fifty of our subscribers
are owing us from So to s. each on sub.
scription. In some cases their is a good
excuse for this delinquency. III most
of them, the only excuse is tina: they are
putting it off till they have paid other
debts or fitted up to suit themselves. In
4 few weeks, if the accounts are not set
tied or arranged for in some way, we
shall strike their names off and endeav-
or to collect in some other way.
The Worthington advance., 1881-02-24
MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

MOBILES COUNTY UTF7CERS.
AUDITOR-E. S. Mills.
TKEAsUNEll-il. T. Shepard
REGISTER or DEEDs-Joscph Chadwick.
JUDGE OF PKOBArE-R. ID. Barber.
CLERK OF COUKT-B. N. Carrier.
SHERIFF-K. X. Miller.
SUXvEfon-Allen CLANCY. Deputy-Allen
NJ. CLANCY.
CoUKT CoMM1sS1oNER-H. D. Humiston.
COUNTY ATrOKNEr-Danie KOhrer.
COKONEk-L. Il. Bennett.
COUNTY SCPERINTENDENT-J.C G. Ogle.
COMMISSIONERS.
First Observation-Disclosures Bloom. OF Seward.
Second Dixtrict-A. N. Crosby, OF Adri"n.
Third DiStrict-KObt. Shore, Of NanSom,
Chairma".