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The Worthington advance., 1881-11-03
NOIICE or MOR2GA GE Sale By AE
TEItTISENE.N7

-"O11ILI OE 4HOiIGd or S.ALE A r..
FEk7ISE.IE.N7.
nEFACLT has been made in the conditions
1?i a c.itlp mortgage execu ei and deliv-
":ed by & Gorge W. Payne and Helen rayne. his
VIE, Mor'g 'gor>, 10 SilaS Hiiman, Mortga.ce.
dated the - IN LAY Of April \. ID. 1-76 and re.
ter:f Deeds IT the coun yof Mobiles in lhe State
minnesota, OH the lth ay Of May, 4. d. 1876,
"a; 1 =, "cI2ek &C. M a. I. N IN book " OF MrtKares.
~ me date OF his notirc. the amount Of SIX
hundred aud Sixty Two Dollars, for principal
aid itereSt, and 81; ;5''f taxes paid upon said
mo;tgaEed land !y th,' nl,rtg:.gee since the ex.
e"l IL, maj ing in all he sum Of $7N3 o. and
II" action o. proceeding has been Instituted ut
law or in equity to recover he debt secured by
Sald mortgage ora any part thereof.
lht sand r;Tage, and he note thereby Sc
cured, and he claim for taxes paid q, aforesaid,
was July ASS igncd by an in|trumen, thereof,
lliman. mortga"ee, TO John &. Berg. dated the
:lth day Of September; \. d. 1881. AID recorded
IN said office of ttc Register of Deeds on the 5th
day Of Oct"ber. 4. u '>Sl, at 2i.4 o'clock p m.
in book "f' OF Mortgages on pa .es 90 and :9l.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtne Of 4
Power Of sale. c'lta intd i" said mortgage, and
the said Mort "age will be fr closed bV sale Of
th: mort ga"ed prem i>es therein described,
which sale vi be made at tn; front door Of he
C"ur' H"use in the village Il Worthington in
the count of MOBILES anu State o! Minnesota ut
public auction by tie sheriff of said county. on
Friday. the :5t day Of November, 1881,
At ten O'Clock IT, the forenoon 10 sal iSfy the a.
III INT which shah tien b" due on sal mort
gage. with he Interest thereon. and costs and
expenses Of : l:. ard Twenty Five Dollars at
t"rneyS fees: as stipulated iii said mortgage in
case Of foreclosure.
The premise described in said mortgage and
80 to he sold is that piece OF parcel of land situ-
ated in the county of Mobiles and state of Min
ne~ota. ard known and described as follows, to-
wit:
The e,st ha'f OF the southeast quarter of SEC
ion twenty eish: (2S) III tow .,>lip one hl. dred
and three tl"3} in range thirty linc [39) contain
ing eighty acres Of land.
Dated Oc! obcr 18th, 1851.
JOHN c. BERG,
Assignee OF Mortgagee
EMORY CLARK. Attorney OF Assignee
First pub oct L.: 1871.
Last pub, Eoy ~, 1881.
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JUD0A NOL0ER.

yVD01 EOk03R.
Following is an outline sketch of
the life of Judge Folger. the new sec-
retary Of the Treasury:
Judge Charles J. Folger has been
prominent citizen Of New York for
many years, but his name was never
conspicuous in national politics un-
til last year, when he was urged upon
President Garfield for secretary of the
treasury. He was born in Nantucket,
Il. l., in 1919, but became resident
of Geneva, Ontario county, N. Y.
when a boy. and has lived there ever
since. He was carefully educated for
the bar and soon attained great emf.
nence in the profession. lie was for
several terms county judge in Oneida
county, and Was repeatedly elected to
the State senate. He preferred the
practice Of the law to politics, how
ever, and has never sought executive
or legislative p sitions. In 1880 he
was elected on the Republican ticket
as judge of the court of appeals, for a
term to expire in 1884. At this time
the court was reorganixed and Judge
folger was one OF two additional
judges chosen. After the death Of
Judge Sanford E. Church, two or
three years ago, Gov. Cornell ap-
pointed Judge Folger to the place,
and chose Francis NJ. Fitch of Ithaca
as his successor. At the next election
the choice of the governor was ratified
by the people, and Folger was elected
to the full judicial term Of fourteen
years: He has always been a staunch
Republican, but. preferring jurispru-
dence TO politics, has never actively
allied himself with either faction.-
When Gen. Garfield was making up
his cabinet last year, the Conkling
interest pushed Folger strongly for
the treasury position. He has never
asserted his own claims, however, and
it is now said the place is distasteful
to him, and he only takes it with the
understanding that he is to be trans
ferred to the United States supreme
bench at the end Of the year.
AS previously stated in the AD-
VANCE, Judge Folger' son is to be-
come a resident Of Worthington in a
few days. He has purchased the Gov.
Miller property for residence, and
will invest considerable money in
stock raising, etc. The new hay-press
building Of Folger Il Peabody is now
up and enclosed and will soon he rea-
dy for business. Messrs Folger and
Peabody are a valuable accession to
the business and other interests of the
community.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Mortgage ForeclOsur<S Sale.

nEACEI having been made in the paymen,
~ O1 me sum OF Iw" Hundred and Ninety.
seven Dollars 1921 COY, which IS claim.
ca to be due ut the date Of this notice, upOn .
Gcf'alE e nt.itG;2se' duly executed and delivered
bs'ring da e the 25th day If April. A. D. ls7s.
IN with Il power Of sale therein confained
duly recorded III the Office of the Regis
ter ot Deeds, in and for the county Of NUb.es.
anu stare Of Minnesota /. on the first dav Of Nav
a. ~, lH'' ~ ~ " clock L. III. in Book "is'' Oi
mortgages. Oh page 40, and no action Or DrO.
ceed ng a. law OF otherwise, having been insti
tuteu to recover the debt secured bv said n,urI,
gage, or amy lart thereof:
Now, therefore, hot ce is hereby given that nv
virtue III the power Of sale contained i'm sai1
mortgage, and pursu :nt 10 the Statute in suci,
case made and provided, The said lnOrt"ave
scrlbcd III and convey. d by sal mUrt-agr. viz:
INC northeast quarter Oh section Twenty Four
l2al Tow nSlip One HundreI and TwI1 1lirl1
kInge Forty One (4D III Nobies county, and
state oI minnesota, with he ileretlltame,irS and
appurtenah:es, Which le will be made the
Court House, in the village Of WOrth,npton. In
sad county and state, Oh
The 10Th day Of December, 1881.
At ten o'clock a: m. of that day. at public ven.
due I" the highest bidder for cash. to nav
S;l9 deDt ana interest, a''d the taxes. If any, OH
SAID premises. aud twenty five collars III. or
ney ICES as >tpuIited in and by laid Mortgage
III cast, o1 foreclosure, and the disbursements a.
lowe.i by law; subject 20 redemption at any
provided by law. w.
Dated ociHbeI - \. D: ISL;
l.: $. SELsON, Attorney for MOrtg.gce.
flrSt pub Nov. ., 1881.
Last pub. Dec. :, 1851
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He and his 'amily were held in higl,
esteem and respected by all. and all re-
GREETED their going. All who knew
him will recommend him.-J"urnal.
Prove it! Come on with your affila.
Wits! Nothing but 4 lot of campaign
subtrrfugrs gotten up on tie eve Of al
election. N"b'dy believes word of it..
It's all u patent medicine long primer
certificate 1T ten cents line. and the
old man won't :'ay for it any more than
he pays his taxes. I'VE are proud to
l~ lis son."
The Worthington advance., 1881-11-03

\. y. makes out Mr.. Mills, candidate
for auditor Oh the free.love ticket, a
man IF wonderful honor and integrity.
Journal.
Here would he an opportunity to
write up the free love history Of the
universally respected sire and lis proud
sn, beginning in OHIO and coming
down to modern times. We shall bear
this free love nonsense Il while longer,
and then make the fur fly. No purer.
truer, better ticket, take it altogether,
Was ever put up in any county, than
the Independent ticket presented this
fall, yet the vulnerable fools who live
in glass houses are throwing stones at
it rs ''freelove ticket" This alone
ought to make every honest man who
knows the men on the ticket vote it
without q scratch.
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: The old corrupt Ring are reporting
that the colonists in the we t cnl were
going against Mills on account of the
railroad land tax matter. This Of
course is false. We know that Faith
er Knauf, the financial manager of
the colony, is supporting Mills, and
We hear Of a number of other Adrian
colonists who are doing the same.
The Worthington advance., 1881-11-03

Almost Young Again.-''My mother
was afflicted \ long time with Neural
gia and a dull, heavy. inactive coDdi-
ton IF the whole system, headache.
nervous prostratinn and WAS almost
helpless. No physicians and medicines
did her any good. Three months ago
she began to use Hop Bitt-rs. with
such good effect that she seems and
foels yonng again. although over 20
years old. We think there is no other
medicine tit to use im the family. ~
A lady in Providence. L. I.
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j. A. Town was sent out on Mon
day to ride the county and report
that I'LL those commissioner records,
ETC., which the ADVANCE is publishing
are false. SO much the worse for the
Commissioners. If they are false
Bloom, Shore & Co.. are doubly gull.
ty, for they have in that case made
false records besides covering up
shortages.
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America Must Yie11.

The greatest thinkers. the most profound
scholars, the most expert, thorough and success
iui c'icmistS-for these America must turn tn
germany 1n the worfully speculative field 70
Medicine no greater step has yet been taken
research. the most careful and patient expert
me"ts. Of d.. Faus''s Grrma" C'ugh Syrup, for
the cure OF consumption. coughs, colds, sore
"a-es Remember this medicine il sold on
p :sitive guarantee to cure Price ??55c. Soc. ard
:! per bottle. Ask Druggists. For sale by c.
W. Smith. lO.6m
The Worthington advance., 1881-11-03

VIM. Mccartney, 88 Lloyd Street.
Buffalo, n. Y. fell aud sprained his
ankle. His employer. II Anderson. 81
Main Street. procured some Thomas
Ec!ectric Oil. and he says that a few ap-
pI'cations enabled him to go to work as
usual.
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NJ. TwITCHELL, Teacher.
LEARN THIS BY HEART

LEARN THIS BY HEART:
My nerves will regain their vigor,
My brain will become more clear
and powerful,
My muscles bc made strong,
My dyspepsia and indigestion no
longer trouble me,
My hearts regular action restored,
My blood Ike made more pure,
My weak lungs made more healthy,
and all the functions of my body re-
stored to their normal condition, and
every symptom Of weakness, nervous
ness, and debility be removed, if use
Browns Iron Bitters.-Ncws.
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MORTGAGE: FORHCLOSU. SALE.


NEt AJLr having been made in the paym:n,
Dollars Which is claimed to I've due at the date of
this notice upon certain mortya du. execut
cd an delivered b; Jacob Dj"rekS and Met Il
EirrekS III rt": :yorS. to Sarah NJ. rlumlnpr.
mort gaEee, hearing date the III day Of April.
4. D 1873, and duly recorded in the Office Of
AObcs.ahd st .te of Minnesota. on the 3Ui h dayOi
April. 4: d. 1873, ut o'clock a. NJ, j."
Book "H OF mort. gc> on rage 81; and whereas
said NOR gagrc 1'S p III hr sum Of thirty. six
Il l0h d liars for taxes due ami delinquent OH
>aid III, d So III 'rt:a"cd:
having b .cn instituted to recover the debt Sc
cured Ivy said mor1g &c, Orany part thereof:
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given hat by
virtue OF Il power Of sale r,'n 'ntanpu in said mort
gage. and purSnan to thr statute IL such case
made and provided the sal mortgage will be
fOvecO>eu. and the premises described in and
covered ly sad NOR gage viz:
The east hall OF he northeast quarter OF sec
ton Fourteen (Ii), township one hundred and
three UnN range Forty q J. NutIrS County, and
State Of Minnesota. with Tie hc!edtalncnts and
appur;rn!ncr$;
bidder for cash. to pay said dinter-st and
Twenty Five Dollars. Att "rncy IS fee. us sipnlat
cd in an said mort gage in case OF foreclosure,
and the disbursements allowed by lew; which
sale ill he ~ te by he Sheriff Of said county,
ut the front door of the Court House in Tie vii
iagc Of Worthington, i'll said County and State,
on
The 4th day Of November, 1881,
At 20 o'clock 4 NJ, Of that day.
Dated September 2lSt, A. y. 1881.
SARAH ii. PLVMMER, Mortgagee.
DANIEL ROlIR'R. Atty for MOrtgagcc,
LIST pub. september -. 1881.
Last pub October -. ISL,
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COUNTY news.
BIGELOW.

Chas. Yates is sick with the Dipther.
Ia also Ed. Yates (Cl'arles Yates SOM
ana his little girl have tho Scarlet
feVer. Also one of his boarders has
tile Typhoid Fever.
Thomas Gray, John De Doos' brother.
1n:law, from Iowa, Is visiting ut J. De.
bo0s, and is sick with COngestive
Chills.
Lots Of water and mud here.
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FOR SALE.
ONE FINE BI.OODED
JERSEY BULL
Age Two Years. Also Is head 2 year-old
Steers.
Will sell for ca>l, only. Apply to
I'm A. G. SrNEY, RuSlmOre Minn

LADIES, While silently suffering from your
many forms of weakness and iSOrder, 10 YOU is
given Dr.. Fau fisherman Aroma ic Wine guar
a-teed to benefit ard permanently cure YOU. A
lady. writes: Il gained eight pounds in three
weeks by the use of your German Aroma ,c
Wine." Soil on a positive guarantee t.,invivor-
ate regulate and give new and permanent vital
force. Are 20" u debli ated person, "rrd 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 Scr.
man Aromatic Wine. III no way can it be used
a. an int"xicant. Ask Druggists. For sale by
C. ". Smith. 20 6m
The Worthington advance., 1881-11-03

rics of Sccnre.-Don,cStic Remedies, Steam.
Electric Te!cgrapIls, Printing, tt"., have ercA
hid their par icuar ovation. but the man who
has rednr, Il tho sphere OF disease, and il-valcd
The suferiags Of IN Hons Of his fellow beings. Is,
t. Say the least Os it. entitled to our ,nlratinn.
Holloway hrs expended life time in the sup
preston Of sickness throughout 'hc world. and
the effective cures of measles. smallpox, riHg-
worm. whOopiEg cough. ana Ill disorders affect
"g childhood, his Pills an" Ointment are f..
NJ liar as household words in Europe. Asia, Al
,ira and America. Mothers should never be
wthOuta Suppy
IMPORTANT CAuTloN.-Nonc are genuine TN
less the signature Of }. l'AYDOcK surrounds
each b'x Of pills and Ointment. Boxes 1T &c,
&C aud 81 each.
A3-There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
lO-6-ly HOLLOWAY s. Co., New York.
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All Official Matter Pub
iShed i'm this PAPER.

TO FOREIGN SUBSCRIBERH
Subscribers to the ADVANCE living
outside of Mobiles county will please
remember that when we notify them
of the expiration of their subscription,
and they do not respond, we take it for
granted that they do not want the
paper longer. and our rule is to strike
their names off.
The Worthington advance., 1881-11-03

Beware of split tickets. Don't vote
till you see that the LANES Of the men
you wish to vote for are on the tick+t.
The Journal construes an act If lib-
eral kindness on tie part If Mr.. Mills.
il paying the lady Of the house for food
and shelter for him>elf and team over
night, into i serious offense-"paying
out two dollars as a corruption fund il.
Seward township" If Mills went
through the country without paying his
bills they would grumhle about that.
The Worthington advance., 1881-11-03
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

METHODIST Errs OpAl-Scrvices every Sab.
bath nM,rning at 10 80; evuning service 1T T.
Sunday School 1T Il. Prayer meetin. Thursday
evening. Rev. r. II. kinSman. Pastor.
UNION CONGREGA rlONAL-Serv!ceS morning
and evening. Sund ~ School Immediately after
the morning service. PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. Mr.. Hart, pastor.
PKEsDYTEKIAN C!IUnCH.-Services morning
And evening. Sabbath School Immediately after
tho morning servicc Prayer meeting Thursday
evening.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or .MdIL>

ARRIVAL AND DEI'AKTUIeEOF MhIL>
ARRIVES.
Eastern daily - lna. ~.
do St. Paul and beyond 3AOp IN
Southern 3 i.
Westcrn-I.u Verne and Sioux Fails IL 25 i III
Round Lake, SATURDAYS - III
DEPARTS.
Eastern daily 2 30 i. III.
do to st. Paul and beyond 10 3. a Ill
southern " II liza. IN.
Ne~trvn-Iu Verne am, Sioux Falls ~ pm
Round ..-.->c, 81. urt;o,S n;
Mails carried by day trairS close 20 m,nuieS
oef"re departure. Az others 1T O'Clock y III.
Office hours from Il. III. to III. Sun lays
from to \ ~ and II Ill t" - 81 pm.
Mor.y orders ISSUED :;nl letters registered be
~ b. SuULE, p. NJ.
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LAND NOTICES.

Notice OF final proof has been given
by Nels III f. Gordon ON Homestead Ap,
plication. No. 1O.16l for the e4 ne!
sec. 4-103-39. Date Of Probationary
Dec. ). 1851. Wl,ness.s !. ". Miller
John Fitch, II. llesse|rotN. L. Tanner.
Notice OF final proof has been given
by Robt. A. Firth on Homestead Entry
No. 10, 143 for the WI ne4 SEC. 6-1U2-3"
Date of Proof-Sat urtlay, Dec. 3, 1881.
Witnesses-Wm. Ditty, JAS Hazard.
e. 2. Fake and Joseph Chadwick.
Notice of final proof is given by VIM.
II. Welch on Homestead Application,
No. 1l.772 for the sv4 sc. 24-lOS- 10
Date IF Proof-F,lla.. Nov. 25, 1851.
w tnesses-Wm. Travis, I. y. RupEer.
Lorenzo Dorr and Claus Wise, of
Adrian.
Notice Of final proof is given by Azom
Forbes on Homestead Application No
1880. for the sci sec 14-1o44.. Date
of Proof-Friday. Nov. -, 1881. Wiz
nessts-Wm. Moody, Peter Banks, o..
J. Dodge, ". +. Thompson.
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Announcement.

The undersigned respectfully announces to the
people Ot Mobiles county that he Will I've a candi-
dat for re- election to the Office Of COUNTY Az >
vors. and hopes to 'cceive and will endcavor to
merit continuation Of their confidence and
kindness. 4 Nils"
The Worthington advance., 1881-11-03
PERSONALS.

Miss Lawrence left on Tuesday for
her home in Monticello.
II. B. Wisner has received an ap-
pointment as mail agent between Buff
faio and Cleveland, and his family are
preparing to remove to the latter city.
A. Z. Croft, former editor of the Rock
County Herald, and 4 leading granger
of Rock county, made us pleasant call
Oh Tuesday.
a. E. Grissell returned a few days
ago from a trip to England. He was
only little over seven days on the At
lantic, having made one of the fastest
runs on record, on the Arizona.
We learn that Bro. Miller, of the
Rock County Herald, is about to take a
position Oh the Minneapolis Evening
Journal. "We told you so.'' We wish
him success, but if lie goes to bolting,
we'll 50 Cox him.
Mr.. Chas. B. Wayman, Erie, Pa,
writes: My physicians had given me
up to die. They t. Id me my lungs
and liver were all decaycd and gone.
was very weak, pale, and emaciatcd.
BY chance | saw Browns Iron Bit
ters advertised. Immediately real
lied that without iron in the blood,
life could not exist With trembling
anxiety sent servant, who procu:
ed me bottle l must have taken
it with great faith, tor almost imme-
diately / felt its beneficial effect. Soon
all dyspeptic symptoms disappeared,
my lungs grew strong, pains in the
region of the heart vanished, my urine
became free Of sediment, and in a
word have regained perfect health.
Now l feel able to thrash the doctor
that attended me, and really believe
ought to do it,"
The Worthington advance., 1881-11-03
MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

ACDITOK-E s. Mills.
TKEAsUKEls-lI. E. Shepard.
REGISTER OF DEEDs--JoSeph Chadwick.
JUICE or PKOBArE-R ID. Barber.
CLERK OF CoUKr-E. n. Carrier.
SMEKIEr-k. X. Miller.
SCKvElOi.-AllenC CLANCY. Deputy-Aller
NJ. Chaney.
COURT COMMlsslONEn-iI. n. Humiston.
COUNTY ATTOKNEY-t.eO. W. NilSOn.
COKONEls-I.. T. Bennett.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT. G. Ogle.
COMMISSIONERS.
First District-Frcd Bloom, of Seward. Chr'n.
Hecond DiStrict-A. NJ. Crosby. Of AGri"n.
Third Di>trict-Alilcs Bi,kctt, uf Grand
cr4irir
The Worthington advance., 1881-11-03

lVorkingmen! look to your interests
and save doctor bills, by using DR..
Marshall's Lung Syrup for all cases
Of cough, colds, etc. Price twenty-five
and fifty cents a bottle.
The Worthington advance., 1881-11-03

Lyccum tomorrow night at the
school house. Prohibition question
will be discussed.
The Worthington advance., 1881-11-03

IL Good Spirits.-T. Walker, Cleve
land. Ohio, writes: ''F"r the last
,w-Ive moliths [ have suffered with
'nmbago and general! debility. l com
meme d taking Burdock Blood Bitter>
about six weeks ago. and now have
great pleasure liz stating that I have
ecovered my appetite. my cnm.l xi"'
has grown ru''dy. and feel better alt O.
get!ler." Price $l.00, trial Size 10 cts.
sold Ey Laws.
The Worthington advance., 1881-11-03

"Our nniversal!y.res~ctcd paternal
ancestor on the father 8 side has gone
t" win Il bay g '-horse for his proud son.
Boy low boy-boy bunting.
Universally-respected papa's gone a.
hunting.
Get little rabbit skin.
Wrap = proud little boy boy in.''
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LETTER FROM Mr.. SIMMONS

EDITOR ADVANCE: l was ut Wor-
thington to attend the Peoples conven-
tion, but had to take the train before it
Was over. l see last weeks Journal
comes ont pretty rough against the
ticket. If there was but one ticket in
the field, who would care to 20 to tie
polls. This gives US \ choice of the
best men. don't say that shall vote
straight ticket. g. in for the best
men. That is the privilege Of every
voter. My religion forbids my voting
Tor any but good temperance man for
any office. If there is not that class of
men on the ticket, | will erase Ills
name. shall not slur any of the CALL
didates. l know but little about them.
+. s. Mills and r. r. Miller are the
only two | am we'll acquainted with.
and should like to see them elected
again. r., SIMMONS.
Father Simmons need lave no fears
of the Peoples ticket on the score of
temperance. The rim. always profess
temperance for political effect, but are
not practically as good temperance men
as the Independents. Let Mr.. Simmons
look up the history of the Crosby fac
tion in his own end Of the county. Did
not Bloom. Crosby Il CO. grant the first
license to sell liquors in the county !?
Did not Crosby back up the saloon at
Adrian? Does not Mr.. Simmons know
that last year and the year before the
ring used whisky over the west end for
electioneering purposes?
A Signal Victory.-The value Of elec-
tricity AS 4 remedial "gent has gained Il
signal victory over prejudice. Thomas
eclectric oil stands foremost in. this class
Of compounds. Testimonials from all
parts tell Of the wo"drOus cures Of
rheumatism. neuralgia. hurts, and
sores, ETC., effected by it's agency. Sold
nv n Tnw e. Con
The Worthington advance., 1881-11-03

"We're a brass-l,orn Durham calf.
and we're proud of our thorough. bred,
imported, uuiversally-respected sire. "
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IANNOVVCElfEv,

=, Tho undersigned respectfully announces to
the people of Mobiles coun; y that he intenis to
Oe candidate for the office Of SUPEaIN1END.
81 A. F. HORST.
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Give Him Rest -Wl.en eufeebled
by long suffe ing proceeding fon t,r-
pid liver. bilionsness. ird,gest.on, con.
stiVntion, or sick headache. take Bur-
dock blood bittrrs. which give rest tn
the weary. and reinvigorat+s all the
organs If the body. Price 81 90. trial
size 10 cents. Sold by D. S. Law & Son,
The Worthington advance., 1881-11-03

F'OR SCHOOL LSUPERIyTENDENT
The undersigned respectfully announces that
HNr OF SCHOOLS, subject lO the will Of the peo.
PIE. n. A. DOANE
The Worthington advance., 1881-11-03

TIE ToKTUREs of Neuralgia pains. sick and
th' use If Dr. Faust's t;erman Cure fOr Neural
ga and Headache. Guaranteed to r;lieve in all
eases II directions are followed. Ask Drug
gists. For sale by G.. W. Smith. AU6m
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR COMMISSIONER

Please announce tie name of j. W. READ. OF
Summit Lake, as III. Independent Candidai e for
County Commissioner in the second District.
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The Worthington advance., 1881-11-03

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Sold by D. $. Law & Son.
The Worthington advance., 1881-11-03

''Our universally-respected father has
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and got back, aud we're proud to be
his son -