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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-10-15
LAGNIAPPE.

Why do | wear dogs tooth set in gold for
watch charm' All, boys, 1t is to remind me
Of an Intirmity that has brought Jack Cam
plon trouble ever since he learned To talk.
To begin at the right end: was just TWEEN
ty.five when my father bought me plantation
up In the swamp. where fortunes are still TO
be made in spite Of the changes OF war.
You Northern folks don't know much about
life on the banks Of the Mississippi, and that's
fact.
Strange that nature should make It easy in
the swamp 10 do everything but-lve! Some
people say you must be half alligator and half
Niger 70 get along there; bat as for me, was
always tough. Cotton and corn grow higher
than the head OF man on horseback; the
soil is SO fertile that Northern farmer in the
midst of his stony fields would call the tilling
1t receives mere child's play; and in addition
20 these blessings, your brains at some seasons
are nearly jolted out of your head by "the
chills."
The mosquitoes are great black fellows that
do their work with silent and concentrated
venom; no irrelevant buzzing about the ears
OF the victim. As for the deer-fiies, many 9
time have come home from jong ride when
my horse's patient sides would be streaming
with blood. Then the buffalo gnats-they an
ANAL enough 70 slip through the meshes Of q
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-10-15

The Chinese believe that the falling OF any
shadow over an ancestors grave is an insult
offered to that ancestor, and, strange as 1t may
seem. this belief is likely to preserve the en-
pire from a nuisance which it will lake US
many years yet to get rid of. The dead OF a
large territory not being collected In any par
ticuar spot, but every family having It's own
graveyard, the telegraph companies who nave
received charters To construct lines ma IL eN-
ceedngly difficult to place their poles where
they will not cast a shadow over somebody
great grandfather or mother-in-law. AT hTst,
ignorant of this belief of the people on TINS
subject, they undertook to put up the poles
along the highways without regard to grave
wards. Since then they have learned pet
ter, for when ever ChInaman found olaCk
streak across any grave, he did not wait Tor the
officials to come along and right the matter
he simply proceeded to lay the poles low re-
CARELESS of consequences. This sort OF thlng
grew rather monotonous tor the telegraph PEG
Die. and now they bury their wires below IN,
surface. China will therefore have the mrs.
complete underground telegraph system IN th'
world.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-10-15
Envied ReRutY.

What is more handsome than nice, bright
clear complexion, showing the beauties OF per
feet healthy All can enjoy these advantages oy
using Electric Bitters. Impure blood, and all
disease Of the stomach, Liver, Kidneys anu
Urinary Organs, are speedily cured. For ner-
yousncss ami all attendant ailments, they are q
never failing remedy, and positively cure where
All Others fail. Try the Electric Bitters ana pe
ronv inced Of their wonderful merits FOR SAFE
byE Y. Grigg's at fifty cents a oottie. w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-10-15
DIsENCHANTMENT.


The evening star its vesper lamp
Above the west had lit,
The dusky curtains OF the night
Were following over 1t.
He seized her waist and clasped her hand
And told his tale Of love;
He called her every tender name,
"My darling" duck" and dove"
A ,remor shook her fairy form,
Her eyes began to blink;
Her pulse rose to hundred, and
She cried: ~ Think think"
lie sighed: "You think you love mes" for
His soul was on the rack.
"0h, no." she yelled; II think bug
Is crawling down my backn'
--Nelc orleans Times.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-10-15

DIR. Casper recommends Kendalrs SPAWN Cure
IN the highest terms, aud thousands OF einine"'
nhysicians do the same. See advt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-09-01
2ln Die SeutI1en Stiutngeber np,,
Seras.

IS 1T unIern beutI6en Mitbilrgerit
befannt, boB 9luitin lidb I'M Die llniper=
litat bepirbt. 98ir erlauben rns nod
mails auf bic lnbeltrittenen Gprtbeile
aufmerflam sll MAIDEN, pel6e Multin
inn gergleib nit ben anoeren @ait=
beiperbern bafiir bietet uno beben beIon=
bers berbpr: bic geiunoe unb roman=
til6e Sage Der Stabt, bic Staatsbiblio=
tbef unb bie l6on borbanoenen umfang=
rei6en uno reid OotirtenStaatsanitalten
fir 8linbe, 5aubltumme unb Geiltes7
franfe. @anse belonbers biirfte 9lultin
in 1oSialer 8eSiebung ppr alien Stdoten,
bie li6 Inn Die llniperIitdt betperben,
BEN yorsug berbienen. 0euti9e Stu=
oenten por slllem finben bier cine quite
oeutl6e @eiell6aft, ipie lie feline Der
ermdbnten Stdote au6 nur annaberno
a1fsumeiIen bat. 9lber au6 amerifa=
nii6e Stubenten tperOen ben gewobl1telt
Gerfebr in gebilbeten amerifanil6en
&reiien ni6t bermiiien, iie iperben bur6
tire 8erilbr1ng nit gebiloeten belltI6en
Samilien manbe bier uno oa nod Dor=
banbenen 8orurtbeile gegen basSeutl6z
tbum fallen lanen, llno lire benern ST.
fabru1gen f0nnen in ibren1 ipdtern
@irfungsfreiie lebr iegensrei6 merben
fit Elm barmonii6es 3uiammenleben.
Mir bebauern, oa Die Srage einer
S1eilung ber lniberlitdt aufgetporfen
1T, neil mir eit1e Sbeilung ilberbaupt
fir einen Wtberlpru6 tn fi6 felbft, fir
unpraftiI6 unb na6tbeilig balten. Sie
bon Dem 1ieiigen Greclltip=Somite alts=
gegebenen Stimm5ettel bieten benieni=
gen, tpel6e mad ibrer ueberSeugung
gegen Die Sbeilung unb fir 9luitin
itimnen 10 lien, gar feline WfDJli6z
felt baSu. Sbte Stimmen tperoen allo,
ipenn lie lib besbalb bes Stimmens gang
entbalten, Ober ipenn iie fit cine altbere
Staot 1timmen, bic ibre Stimmsettel 81
Gunlten Der ,lngetbeilten llniberiitdt
etngeriAtet bat, fiir 9luitin berloren
lein. llln bas gu perbiitelt, ri9te1 mir
an Die Greunbe Nuitins bic bringenoe
8itte, lire Stimmen fir uttgetbeilte
llnifitat fit sluitin absugeben. ba be
ielben mad bes Gouserileurs beifinmter
grfldrung iiber Die Mrt Der Stimn,sd1=
lung fiir jeben Sall 9luitin bel Der 3db=
lung su Site fontl,e1. '''-s-'
Sas &omite Ser beutIden Ntaiienz
perlammlung gu @uitin: IS. S6iibe,
%. bon &olenberg, @alter Sips, S.
8idler, Dr. Berger, 9r. WeiBelberg,
W. grtiggerboff. g, Sdiibe. ST, %,
grebler, g ..t-e '<'2
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Naturforl6er eben 10 tpenig an Wutb
aebricbt, ipie ais Yplitifer, belpies CT
J nit ieiner &eoe beim Geitbanfett, in
tpel6er er in gnglano< Dem 6aupt=
quarter Der Mnti=Gipileftioniiten, im 10
enersii6er @eiie fir bie 8ere6tlgung
Der 8ipiieftion eintrat. Ser Vortrag
iollte wobl eigentlib oem @ert9s Der
patbologii9en grperimente i'm 9llge=
meinen gelten, allein Sebermann tllblte
na6 ben erlten Morten, oaB berlelbe
cine berebte Gertbeioigung Der mooerlteil
drstli6en Sori6ung gegtn bic lentl1nen!z
talen Seelen iein iolle, lpel6e 1l6 NIT
Mblfel unb gntleben BON ben @rperl=
menten Der Werste abwenOen, Die ober
in oer sa9b, i'm PreisfampTe Der Stlerc,
Der 6unbe unb &atten uno dbnll9en
v@erg1igungen" mebr, sar ni6ts ult=
ineni6li6es ieben.
0ird)oip enttpidelte nit tpunDerbarer
Glarbeit, 1pie bic ganse beutigc meoi5ls
nii6e 6ori6ung auf ber NlTfinoullg pes
Sibes Der perI1ieoenel1 bas 2eben bill
bemoen glemente berllbe; wel9e rnsr=
meBli6en Iortbeile fir 0ie W|enlbbett
bur6 Die grperimente gepol1nen tpurz
Sen, geseu tpel6e bas @ei6rei i6 erz
boben babe, uno toie Die ganSe beutl9e
Willeni6aft ii6 felt Saipep,s glutlluz
oung Der Girfulation bes glrtes crit
re6t entmidelte.
0ieIe epo6enma6enoe gnt0edllng
fonnte aber nur bllrD eben iold1e @rpez
rimente fe1tgeiteat iperoen. gtit elmer
Sebbaftiafeit, Seuer unb 8ereotiamfelt,
pie lie nur ielten in tpiieni6aftll6en
GerIammlungen gebOrt neroen, pertbei=
bigte 8ir1plp ni6t bios fem Sbenla,
ionoern er griff aub bireft rno nit Den
| i6lasenbien Grlnben Die @egner an.
M0gen biele bod erf, beoor lie gegen
Die Graulanteit Der Nerste setern ibre
taltbliitige @rauiamfeit auf Der Sago
llno beim Siitbfange aufseben. Die
Mosli9feit, iieue Metbooen sur BET
tung ober aur grbaltung oes menl9li=
den aebens aufsufnoen lei bod minbe=
items eben 10 biel ipertb, wie oas yer
gniigen Der @egner ber 8ioiieftion.
Die 3ebe 8ir9otp's biloete am nd9=
fen Sag bas Sagesseipra9 nno fano
nabesu bic aagemeinite 3ultimmung in
Der Yrelle pie. i'm Yublifum. q,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-09-01
Cages Sieliefeiten.
8 II I q II B

- Oas Yefinben bes Yrdiioenten
beHert li1 uno man bat pieoer 9olfsI
i,litg, 0aB er am 2eben erbalten bleiz
ben mirb. uGgErsg 33Tsx1sefl.
ss- 8pn Dubuque, Soma, miro Be-
ri6tet: Sm Gountp murOe bic 6rau
oes Tarmers MeMaion, cine 9eutftbe,
irrlinnig uno muBte ins Srrenbaus ge=
'ffidt Derbcn. Sbre 0futter beiu6te
}ie baielbft, muroe ebenfalls uabnlinnig
unb blieb in Der Nnltalt, Gier itarben
beioe Grauen. Die 2ei6en lpuroen nod
Dem Seimatbsort gebradt unb beim
Mnblid Der beiben Sobten wurben tpiez
berunl ELM Bruber unb eine S9ipeIter
Der iungen Grau Derriidt unb bet Bater
lit tieflinnig getporben unb tebt auf benz
Yunfte ebenfaas wabniinnig gu werben.
-S Sas republfanii6e Greeutip= &o=
mite bon Stem Sort bat auf ben 5. St=
tober cine Transformation elnberufen,
um Nominationen fir Staatsdmter su
MAIDEN.
- @oup. SbeloDn bon Neu=Merico
tuiro i'm Staate 6reimilligeus &ompagz
itien organiliren, bic i'm Sdle bes 9lus-
brud)s elmer ReDolte nit bem Wfllit1r
gen,einlam operiren uno bas 3ombp=
Clement in S9a6 6alten.
- Mdbrenb bes iiingiten Sturmes
baben ii6 an Der aiiife bon Georgia
piele S1iHsunfdlle ereignet. = Man
nirnmt on, baB auein in ber gfdbe BON
Gabannab in Dem groBen 0ageliturnt
an 40 Menl6enleben perloren einsen.
= Sn @bicago ertpartet man fiir bic
nd91ien Monate einen lebbaften Giebz
banbel ba bic 6armer in ben Oiltriften,
tpel6e cine MiBernte in Wtais batten,
fibr 0ieb fdtnmtlif perfaufen.
: Sas SampI6iff San 9lntonio
bon Der Wfagorp=2inie, bas fi1 auf
! benz @ege nod Salpefon befanb, bate
am ~. eit,en i6peren Sturm su be-
ffeben uno tpurbe 10 fart beIddbigt,
baB es in JernanOina, Sla., eimlief,
UNI reparirt 3u tperben.
Sem Nem Oorfer Bier tpirb nun
bon hints megen nit elmer griinbli1er
!, llnteriubuns feiner Beianotbeile aufge
Dartet meroen. Der @eiunbbeitsratl
bes Staates Neu Dorf bat bic notbiser
Mnor6nungen bebufs analpie bon Mein.
8ier uno Spirituofen getroffen unb Or
s. @ngelbarbt tDn Spracuie gum G6e
OieIes NnalpliI6en 9epartements er.
nannt. Wtit Der NnalpIe bon 8ierpro:
ben tpirb suerit begonnen, unb sipa,
iollen bic 8rauereien bon ben Geiuno
beits=8eamten obne borberige 9lnfiino
gung befu6t iperoen. Das 9eiulta
, Der bon gngelbarbt gefnadten Nnalpi
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-09-01
Nisrsi9idbriee Grfabrnng ciIer
alten gSartertu.

Mrs. Wins!ows gootbins Serup w;rb
oun elmer Der bsltsu Dottorinnen unb ben
Wartsrinnsn In ben Ser. Staatsn Der.
idrieben. Gr purpe felt 40 Sa9ren BON
Williontn BON Wntttrn unb jsintern nit
ME ieblenoen grfoles aebrauht, iOwObl
bon pen Gage alten Rinee, ple Don er,
watlsn,n Sineern. gr bsisitist Sddrfs
I'm Masen, befreit pun Winbtolt uno re-
Galirt bic @sbdrme; er psr1aaft fit &in.
Der unp Mutter 0tubs uno Wotlbetaeen.
sRir slauten, oab Der Sgrup bas beits
uno fteris ylittsl III eebsn GYfsnttris
uno Diarrboi bsi &noeru, slsidpisl ob
our6 3atnen peruriaht Oosr bnrd ance
rs llrlahen. Cine @sbraudsanwsiluns
wito jscer 6laide beises.ben. So III tsins
ddt. msnn nidbt tas Taeiimile BON Sur.
tic u. Vsrtins auf Der Nubenlsits Der Gin.
paduns sntbaltsn III. Sn alien Npotbe
en- 3u babsn, bic 6lafds 25 Gents.
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SAT- wteb jung.

,Mein. Iutlsr mar laase 3tlt nit glea,
ralsis, 4Opfwsb, allssmeint Shpaae
unD nsrs6fsr 3errattuns bsAaftst, uno
bsiuabe tilflcs. Wqt Qsr,ts uno Mtri,t'
men perm o&tsn .niht ibr gu bslfen. Dor
pri Monatsn iins ile oil, 5cpfen 9itters
,u s.traudsn. unO ,nar NIT 10 gutter gBir'
tune. .oab fis lid fat uisoer jung fablt. OF.
potl e. @tpn iter70 Sabre alt lit. unfee
ret usbsrseusuns naA fi'tt es feline ia
milisnmsoisiu, Die Is mit oicix aufastmsn
tunn.4 Cine Dame in Bropiesnes, u. s
-, Nuna ylews.n &s.2...s
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Wirhotu in 2onbpm.

Sci BEN internationalen gongreb Der
Nerste. Der in 2onoon abgebalten purbe,
aalf Der beutif)e 9rst unb 0elebrte
Nir1op sneifellos ais Der 90we oes
Saaes, fpie ct es aud unldngft auf bem
au 2ilIabom abgebaltenen 8erein Der
Slaturforfber getpelen mar. Sbm tpurz
ben bic i6mei6elbafteifen Mussei9nun=
aen sut6eil; man feierte i'm ni6t nur
ais Maann Der Wiiieni6aft, ionoern
aud ais sdben unb ausoauernoen &dm=
pier fir Sen SortIdritt. Wie bic ber5
iammelten Nerste, 10 rief i9m aud 0as
aroBe gublifum lalten Beifaa gu. OaB
ss bemielben in ieiner gigenlf)aft als
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Gin fadmdnnt1des urtbeil.

Gin fa&mdnnti&es urtbeiI.
~ Der bsriibmte DrofeHor 8srtram
BON Bottom idrsibt: uWu pas Deutias
il.Snaitut, i Clinton place, Stem g)ort
q. 9. ~ aSa
@ssbrte 5srrn! Der yRsttunssanter"
1T pas esoisssnfs Buhabsr bic @eldledts
Rrantbsitsn unb S6mahs3uaanbe bss
Wsnlhsn unb bsren 5eiluns. weldss Id
is sslslsn babe. Weifertafte 8ewdltisun.
gen p.s 5toTss, losiihe @darfe afpaari
nit elmer 8larb bsit unb Vsrifdnblihfsit bsr
Sp'a&s ,sihnsn balielbe auf oas Vortbel.
taftelte Dor aaen berariiaen bis itbt erIhie.
Ruen 5hriltsn aus. Utit pollem Nett
ptroisnt cabsr SSr portrsfflihes Bud BEN
itGnen Namen Der ,Hsttunssanfer." ST
sratulire Sbnsu. meine 9trrn, 3u Sbrsm
unpsrsleihlihen unb woblpsrpienien gr.
folat &C."
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YSei3cumehl!

9tcpal Batent, Ylant's Grtra, Cider
mann. eagle Steam unb Belle Du 0ac,
beim Carload. $. @renet.
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Ssibsne sdnirs unb Auaifen in al
fen Turben iinb su taben Bel s5s.
Sa 9 dram & Gp.
The Worthington advance., 1881-09-08
The St. James Journal has some good

The st. James Journal has some good
things to say about foreign advertising.
The Journal loses six months through
A. J. Bebout, Of Toledo, who advertises
Prof. Guilmette's Liver Pad; three
months by the Only Lung Pad Com
p;.ny, of Detroit, and several insertions
by Lawrence Il MARITIME, of Chicago,
who advertised Tolu, Rock and Rye.
The Journal says: LET the country
papers unite and protect themselves
from loss through such dead-beats."
The fact is, Chapman, most of the
country papers aim to be bed quilts in
size and they must have these ads. to
fill up. If they would publish papers
of about the size demanded by their
home news and ads. they would throw
most of these foreign humbug ads. in
the waste basket.
The Worthington advance., 1881-09-08
Hot coffee and lunch ut all hours of
the day or night at Herron's.
THE NOTED TRAIN RORBERH

The publishers of ''Border Outlaws"
assert that their history of the Young
Ell Brothers and Frank and Jesse James
published six months ago, has already
reached the enormous sale of more than
G0,0OO copies. Since the late robbery
and double murder at Winston, Mo-,
they have issued Il new edition, con-
tanning a full history Of that outrage,
with illustrations, which brings the e.
vents in the lives of these airy gentle
men of the highway down to the pres
ent moment. For lively reading we
presume this book can hardly be sur
passed.
Persons desiring agencies will find
advertisement elsewhere.
The Worthington advance., 1881-09-08
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAJ lis

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS
ARRIVES.
Eastern daily II l0a. nj.
do st. Paul and beyond $50 JPN
8o,,thern I" 2 qua. ~.
Westerm-Ju Verne and Sioux Falls, 10 25 4 III
RO,lnd Lake, SATURDAYS \? m
DEpAlETS.
Eastern (daily) 2 30 a. ~.
do to st, Paul and beyond 10 3! Il IN
Southern II 10a. N.
SNester,l-I.u Verne and Sioux Falls 3 40 pm
tss,um.i .--:-o, Saturdays III
Nails carried by day trains close 80 minutes
ueinre departures. All others 1T O'Clock p III.
ONCE hours from i. ~. 20 p ~. Sundays
from to i ~ and II III to II 90 pm.
Money orders issued AMI letters registered be-
NJ. Is. SOULE, r. n.
The Worthington advance., 1881-09-08
Those Ohio Dried Apples have xrriv-
ed and customers can now be supplied
in quantities to suit.
G.. J. HUMIsTON.
Cow and pony for sale. Inquire of
E. l.. GILLETTE.

LADIES, While silently suffering from your
many forms of weakness and disorder, to you Is
given DR.. Faust'S German Aromatic Wine, guar
anteed to benefit and permanently cure you. A
lady writes: Il gained eight pounds III three
weeks by the use "f your German Aromatic
Wine" Sold Oh a positive guarantee to invigOr-
ate, regulate and give new and permanent vital
force. Are 70" a debilitated person. aged and
feeble, or just recovering from the effects Of
exhausting mental or physical work? Revive
the dropping energies, get new strength and
rich blood by the prompt use OF DR.. FauSt's Ger.
man Aromatic Wine. In no way can it he used
as an intOxicant. Ask Druggists. For sale by
C. W. Smith. 40 Gin
The Worthington advance., 1881-09-08
HEROES OF THE PLAINS.

Is the charming title of Il new book
just issued by DAN L1NAnAN, Publish
er. of st. Louis, Mo. 1t embraces the
lives and adventures of Wild Bill, Buf-
fa1o Bill, Kit Carson, Capt. Payne,
Capt. Jack, Texas Jack. California Joe.
and other celebrated Indian fighters.
scouts. hunters. and guides, and is
doubtless a book we'll worth having.
There are not many people in this great
land Of ours who do not feel an inter-
est in the romantic deeds Of the gallant
plainsman. See advertisement else
where.
The Worthington advance., 1881-09-08

Is IT POSSIBLE That a remedy made
Of such common, simple plants as
Hops, BuclIu, Mandrake, Dandelion &c,
makes so many and such marvellous
and wonderful cures as Hop Bitters
do? 1t must be. for when old and
Young, rich and poor. Pastor and
Doctor. Lawyer and Editor, all testify
to having been cured by them, we
must believe and doubt no longer. See
other column.
The Worthington advance., 1881-09-08
SUMMONS.
(Register No. 385.)
GTATE OF MINNESOTA
y COUNTY OF MOBILES.

~ N lA ONOs
Register No. 38a)
GTATE OF MINNESOTA
~ COUNTY OF MOBILES.
DISTRICT COURT, Sixth Judicial District.
Julia n. Plummer, Plaintiff,
Against
John Alley, Defendant.
Defendants:
You, John Alley. are hereby summoned and
required t. answer the complaint If the Plain
tit IN The above entitled action, which complaint
has been filed III the Office Of the Clerk Of said
Court, at WOrthingtOn IL 81 Il county and to
serve copy VI your answer to said com plaint on
tle subscriber at his Office. ~ The village Of
WOrthingt0m in the county OF Mobiles, Min1,es0-
t.. within twenty days alter the service ii this
summons upon you. exclusive Of the day OF such
service and ii you fair tO answer the said com
glaint within the time aforesaid, The Plain ,i1 in
this action will apply to the court for tho relief
demanded In the complaint together wi h the
Gusts and disbursements herein.
Dated August 25th A. ID. 1851.
DANIEL ROHRER,
Plaintiffs Attorney. Worthinyton, Mimi
First pub. Sept l, 1854.
Last pub. Oct. g. 1851.
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America Must Yield.

rhe greatest thinkers. the most profound
scholars, the most expert, thorough and success.
ful chemists-for these America must turn to
Germany. In the wOcfully speculative field TO
than in the discovery, after the most extended
research. the most careful and patient expert
ments, of DR.. Faust s German Cough Syrup, for
throat, bronchitis, cronp. and all pulmonary dis
cases. Remember this medicine IL sold on
positive guarantee to cure. Price Csc, SOC, and
Al per bottle. Ask Druggists. For sale by C.
w. Smith. 4O-Gm
The Worthington advance., 1881-09-08

NOTICE OF TAX SALE
Pursuant to- real estate Tax Judgment OF the
District Court in ,he county OF Mobiles and State
u Minnesota, entered the 18th day Of August
taxes and penalties upon real estate in the
county Of Mobiles remaining delinquent on the
first day of June 1884, am, of the statute in such
case male and provided, shall. on " >>'0''
Monddy, the 10th day of September, 1881,
At 10 o'clock iir the forenoon, at the Court
House in the village of WOrthmgton and county
Of Nobles sell the lands which are charged with
taxes penalties and costs in said judgment and
paid. t. s. MILLS,
Auditor of Mobiles County, Minn.
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aVprthington 9dranft.
NJ A SONIC.

Worthington Lodge No G5 meets every Friday
evening GEO. w. WILSON, Master Workmn.
r. b. PLOTrS, Recorder.
The Worthington advance., 1881-09-08

The Worthington schools will open
next Monday with the following corps
of teachers: Principal-Prof d. Dor
ovan. 1ntcrmediary-Miss Mary
Twitchell. Primary-Miss Jennie
Donovan. A fourth department will
be added as soon as the upper room
is finished.
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

AUDIrOR-E. s. Mills.
TREAsUKER-H.C e. Shepard.
REGISTER OF DEEDs-JOscph Chadwick.
JUICE or PROBArE-K. u. Barber.
CLERK OF COUKT-K. N. Carrier.
SHEkIFF-k. H. Miller.
SUKvElON-Allen Cll;.ney. Deputy-Allen
NJ. CLANCY.
COURT CoMM1ssloNER-H. d. TIumiston.
COUNTY ATTOKNEY-t;eO. w. wilson.
COKONER-I. Il. Bennett.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT G. Ogle.
COMMlS sIONERs.
First District-Frcd Bloom, OF Seward, Chr'n.
Second Dixtrict-A. NJ. Crosby, OF Atiri"n.
Third District-Nliles Brkctt. Of Grand
Prairie.
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MINOR ARRIE'LLX.

On Saturday last ut the residence
of Capt. Mills, a son to Hugh Mitch
ell and lady.
On Wednesday, the 9Th at the res
idehcc Of Lieut.. r. B. Plotts, anoth
er little Navy Lieutenant
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There will be 4 social and supper
given in the basement of the Congrega-
tional church next Tuesday evening,
Sept. 18th, under the auspices of the
young people. Entertainment and H.
musement for all. Old and young are
cordially invited to attend,
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RILLY M.ilsR[E.

Now the Sioux Falls Times and the
Luverne Herald are spatting each other
and the Times says the Herald hasn't
paid back some print paper borrowed
of the Times during the blockade.
Well, that reminds us the Herald hasn't
paid us either for print paper borrowed
during the blockade. And the Herald
hasn't paid back ink borrowed several
times before the present editor took the
paper. We wouldn't have thought of it,
if the Times hadn't spoken, but now
we do remember all about it. Let's
tell on him all around, boys. This
shows that Bro. Miller's ''hindsight" is
failing, which we very much regret.
He is distinguished for looking into
and seeing events after they are past.
but of course he can't recognize them
all.
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LEGAL ADvERr1san6RNTs.
SUMMONS.

: 8. SUAMONS. ="
STATE OF MINNESOTA. ~.
COUNTY or MOBILES. .Eass. ...-.-
The State Of Minnesota to Alexander Caldwell.
Defendant: " = ~ ~''
You are hereby sMmmoned and required to be
and appear before the undersigned. one of the
Justices Of the Peace. III and for said county. On
Cue 5th day Of October. 1884, At ten O'Clock in the
forenoon forenoon at my office. IN the village Of W"r
thingt0h' !" said county, 10 answer to Charles j.
appear at the time and place aforesaid. judy.
n,ent Will be rendered against You upon the ev.
dence adduced by said Charles j. SwensOn for
Such sum as he shall show himself ent tied to-
Given under my hand this 5th day of Septem.
Der. 1851. l.. B, BENNETT
I-3t Justice Of the Peace.
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HE1FER FoUSD.-A red lcifcr, with
white star on her face, three years old,
taken up on the 26th Of August Ap-
ply to Thomas Murray, sec. 4, Bloom
township. p. .. address, Iona.
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TIE TORTUREs of Neuralgia pains. sick and
nervous headache. are instantly banished by
the use Of DR.. Faust's German Cure for Neural.
gia and Headache. Guaranteed to relieve in all
cases il directions are followed. Ask Drug
gists. For sale by G. w. Smith. 4O-6m
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60 WEEK. AZ day at home easily
~ & made Costly Outfit free. Address
TRUE s. Co., Augusta, Maine. 9-H