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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-16
A Galveston EutcrrrI,e.

For many years Miles Strickland, of the
Island City, has very dssarvSdly held tho
reputation Of having oDs Of tho mes. com
plste blsak book mSauiscturi9s and bind.
ing establishments in tho seuth. lie ha,
spared no expense Of securing the very lstos,
Improvements in his limo. Il is for thi,
reason that he can turn out work as good as
anywhere to be found at tho very lowest
lsurss. Nunberless testimonials verify
these facts. Give hiu q trial.
No headache or back-ache for ladies
who drink "WlNE OF CAaOu."
s7------sa----=--rsss=sa-s------s-
Sold by VI drug.lstg
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-02-03

Wish people would quit moving a.
way from this county and lcavil g the
printer in the lure. Some time ago
II. lde left Hersey owing us 81 50
and now VIM. Lockwood leaves the
same place owing us 81 IS,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-02-03
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURES SALE.

'V7HEkEA>, De aul has i,- II n.,,ie he
W payment of til" sum ~ :iXtv Dollars J.
est which Is claim d q he due 1T IL {. t. ri this
HNtic up II Il IN tga.t made by Ole Ne sun,
M"rtyagOr. +" .lm Bifeim T., Moi,g gee ra1 d
the l9'h day"' Dec mp l.. S1S and dull recoc H.
ed in the office OF the Register If Deeds fu: the
c"u ~ Of N"bitS and stat OF Minnesota, on tie
10 day of ID I" INTER- 4. ID. 1873. 1T ) u'clnck
p. III. in I; ok 81 OF Mortgages ON p ,ve AS and
which III )" gay anil TIL, deb; secured the eby
by an i,l>runs"n record Il in said Register of
Deeds office on bru ", I"s', at II o'c.ock Il.
H.. Book TOT VI 't"age>, page sc. Wis duly
assign. t" Charles Rr man. an II" action Or
proceeding ~ law III otherwise having been :
stituted t" 'ecover the C"bI secured by said
NOR "ag'' or my part thereof;
y tice i hereby given that Ivy virtue of the
20 er o. sale contained III 81, i'll mortgage Il in
pursuance Of ihr statute i. such cas- made. he
said nortga will lt fOrec>td, all the prcmi
SEES a. scrib d u said Nor gag viz:
The southwest quarter 0f see ion TWEEN
Four ~, tOwn>h PO,e Humid: ell a.,d Twn(:
ra' &c For Y three (l.t in Mobiles con ". Min,
e~ota will he sold 1T public auction O tie hi !,
est bidder 70" CASH, at the fro, door of the
Cnul: III r>r IN the 'lage Of Wn tl,ingtnn in
said M les conn v. Minnesota, on
Friday, February 25r,, 1851,
Al Ten o'clock =. III.
Dated .Janu ry L. 8 l.
/ CHAR ES EIDE MAN. Assignee.
Dan FL R.'liR X Attorney fn Assignee.
First Publication Jan. IL. iaI
Last publication Feb. II, 1851. [9-20-6t
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RTSIMDRE e.

Rev. d. Gritfi' Gum preached ut
Rushmore Sabbath last, previous to
his departure for Brandon, Miss. where
he will meet his wife and children , nw
visiting with friends ut that place.
Will return ag:.i,, in ahnnt six weeks.
making Window lis lead quarters as
uSt,al.
y. Sheldon Wemvle. formerly Of this
place. son Of F.. T.. Wempl~. is with the
house Of SamIC. Davis & Co.. st Louis.
NJ.
Edwin :. W-mple. eldest son Of f.
l.. Wemplr, is travelling for the house
of Garner & Co.. Chicago, the largest
manufacturers Of prints in the United
States.
Quite Az excitement at the - minary
Tuesday last. Completely su,"krd ont.
pipe a~d all. bat Ly the extraordinary
presence. 1T mind vt the Teacher. the
children were carefully preserved and
seat to their various homes ami there
received Ivy their parents with joy and
transportation.
+. T. ok. Of this t"wr. has just com
pletrd u lig thing wkirligig on the
school house chimney.
BOCAC1O.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-02-03
LAND NOTICES.

1.-THE Worthington Land Office having
withdrawn tile land office printing from
the ADVANCE t" ''punisi," us for not
supporting their chief, we shall comtin.
ue to announce tile Final Proof aud Con-
test notices as u matter Of news.1
Notice Of fi"al proof is given by G..
Gull:cks0n. Oh Homestead Application
for the s}ne@ sec. "a. lOl ~
Date Of Pro"f-rmrstlay, M'cl'. =, 1881.
Witn~ssrs-W. NJ. Parry, A. G"lIick,
If Little Rock, and l.. ). Rowland AID
l.. l. .rsom. IT Bigeluw.
N"ticr vt final proof is given 10y Thos.
J. sutton, on Homestead Ap,hi-
cation for the n,4 sec 32.1M-
Al. Date If Pnmf-Saturtlay. Feb. 90,
1881. WitmrSsps-lfObt. Shore. Chas.
D'w. John DeI}"os and MIR. Allen.
Complaint has lA'en. entered by
G. Gmllickx'n against WIN. F. lIovry,
for aha"d"ning u. :. En-
try No. 15.8t}3 on the np4 of 6 c. "a 1Ol.
AZ. il Mobiles c"nnty. Summoned IT, ;ll'.
pear 1T the Land Office, i" W"rthi"g-
ton. on the 9Th day Of March. 1881,
ut l "'cl0ck P. N.
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LEOT,A,

AEO II
e. knips reports that the thermo,n,
etrr ut his place has been us low AS 40.
Others about here have ranged from 3.
to 80 b:loE.
Barron & Sou. of Edgerton, Pipe,
Stone Co.. were burned out last week.
Casuse unknown. Their store consist.
I'll OF Dry goods, Drugs. & Gr"cer
les.
In our last communication we wrote
that 1t bush. If wheat per acre WAS the
smallest yield heard OF in this place,
but the types made US say that it WAS
the largest. That sounds better you,
know.
Remarks about the weather are prob
ably useless. rs most of the readers ot
the ADVANCE have had time to find out
themselves before this, unless they are
very dull.
Our "other llalf' says that she don't
calculate to burn straw mucl, longer,
and she don't want us to forge; it eli.
Their.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-02-03
LISMORE.

LISMORE.
ThreshinR is suspended IN this town
and there is probably one fourth of the
crop t" tlresl' yet.
One or two colonists have rrcentlvar.
rived and We hear Of Il number more
coming i" thu spring. All Those. alre,-
ny located seem to he in good spirits
a:'d bound t" stay.
Our farmers are pretty we'll prepared
for next season s operation. They have
from 2Ot" 50 acres ready and most have
seed. Most Of them, too, have money
in reserve.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-02-03
ARRIVAL AND DEpAHTUREOFM NAILS

ARRIVAL IND DEPARTUIcEOF MAILS
ARRIVES.
Eastern daily y lOa. III.
do st. Paul and beyond 33Opm
Southern 23'a. ~.
Western-Lu Verne and Sioux Falls, 10 25 4 III
Round Lake, saturdays ~ Ill
DEPARTS.
Eastern (daily) 2 80 4. ~.
do TO st. Paul amt beyond 10 8! 4 nj
Southern IL Ina. ~.
Western-Iu Verne and Sioux Fall. 3 40 pm
Round ..--.-s, SAT- rGr,S y ~
Nails carried by div trail close 30 minutes
before d p:..ture. All others 1T 9o'cl"ck p III.
ONCE hours from Il. N. to . p III. Sun lays
from ! to i NJ ami T. m to y ~ pm.
Money orders issued .n.l letters registered, be-
tween $ o clock 4 III and s N.
NJ H. S.,ULE, p. n.
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Carleton College.
HOrth0eld innesOto.
COUNTY MAPS

0REA TIRED UC71ON IN PRICE,
Just received III the ADVANCE Office
q new invoice of MOBILES COUNTY
MAPS, which we will sell ut reduction
Of 50 per cel.t. for the next GO days, as
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-02-03

The backbone of the winter isn't
broken yet. Storms and Billiards every
week with the usual frozen noses and
tM'srs is the order Of the day.
Jake Klimlworth returned last Tines
day from, Saltwater. lie came over
land and brought three horses. Had
y hard trip and was ten days on the
route.
John Mock has received the glad news
that his child is better.
|. Joe Gown. Of Adrian, was in town
last week, smiling and pleasant as usu-
al.
Not withstanhing the cold and unfa-
v'rable weatlp'. social gatherings are
held in this vici"ity every week. Tie
week before there was one at Is. Ste
v"n'* and last Tuesday at Mr.. Fin.
tan's.
We can but smile when Il man tells
us lie cannot take his l"c:ll paper. M'-
Cause he wants - city paper. Hr might
rs we'll say he caumot afford bread N'-
cause I've wants sponge c.ke. Mean
while lie has to- ask his npiyllmr nbnut
the local mtws. and who advertisps the
best g"MiS at the lowest prices Aud
the local paper g"ps on building ny his
town without Ills supnort. 1t is not
manly and we think that there is some
thing ont If joint with y man VII" does
not support his local paper. JACK.
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PA Y .UH

TIE Summer is ended, the harvest Is
saved. and now is the time to pay ar
rearages. The ADVANCE patrons are
again wofnl'y behind. From this time
on We shall he after you with dnns IA
thick ~ Autumn leaves. Pay up and
avoid being sued.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-02-03
BIGELO1C.

BIG ELO1T.
Minor arrival at Il. +. Congdon 3, on
Thursday last. Il boy.
Ed. l;u kr took out 40 broken rails
on lis section Of the road during JAN
uary.
Four cars got off the track near lerp
last Friday. One car turned ..b',t",n
side up. None of tie Cars are on the
track yet.
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Notice to Tax-Pavers.

For the purpose Of Collie ing Taxes, the Coun
ty Treasure or his Deputy. will he
At H.: Jersey >l": j, in ihe town Of Jersey
NJ nday. Fehr,l,ry :. ISL.
\ smiths II TEL in DrFnrre~t, town Of Ora
ham Lakes, Tu-s,i Feb 2. 1891
At the tore III JOHN Deisuos in Biy"low
r WstiaH. February 20
At the Kus!lm re iI"te, tow. Of Dewa!d, +, es
day, Feb. =,
AT the Adrian lIrtel. to n OF Wrs' side, Wed
npS.!av u Il Thursday. + b AID l..
v direction If the Board .: Conn Y Con.mis-
si, rrS II G. <uErAlD
~ ". County Ire >llrtr.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-02-03

Prof. Gullmette. the inventor of
the French Kidney Pad bearing his
name, was one of the most noted
medical men Of his day in France. Its
cures Of kidney diseases are most
marvellous, and are said to be perma-
nent.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-02-03
RI ETlRk,Tav SyyRvpp

TU FOREIGN SUBSCHIBExX
Subscribers to the ADVANCE living
outside Of Mobiles county will please
remember that when we notify then,
Of the expiration If their Subscription.
and they do not respond. We take it f,r
granted that they do not want the
paper longer. and our rule is to strike
their names off.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-02-03

D1ED-ln Big+low. Jan. 29tl, HIRAM
BALDWIN,. only child If Joseph C.
and Ella f. Baldwin, aged year,
months an'! ii days.
A lovely form we place to rest
Beneath the SNOW and sod;
We know All Angel spirit wakes
In the presence Of our God.
Safe Home! what u joyful thought
As our darling passed away.
No more night Of ln'i" and anguish.
But one bright eternal day.
LIP. W.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-02-03

Are You a Miller,te?" is the ques-
ton since the ADVANCE published
that stunning article on "lSSl.' We
wish it understood that we do not care
to father the movement. We have
not control Of the reins which guide
the planets, and if there is to be an
upheaval ofthings, we prefer not to
he held responsible. Still we want to
be around and take ii le" with the
rest wlren the earth flops over, or
tails Oh the sun, or purgcs itself OF
the sinners"
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-02-03

How to save your soles Wear
rubb'rs or arctics. (Caveat filed on
this)
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Vol. 9, No. %

The date and number on the outside
If this paper is not correct. TIN. storms
have compelled us to 60 to pre-. with
last weeks outside. This issue is Vol.
Q, No. q. ami the date is February 3
instead Of January q.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-02-03
u eaci, month.
CIIURCI DIRE. TORY.

CUUECT DIKEt TT)HY.
METHODIST EpIs OpAi.-Servires every Sab
bath morning mt 10 10; pv.,.iug service ut T.
Sunday School at II. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. Rev r. H. kil>m ~. Pastor.
UNION CONGKEGA rI'>NAl--Servlcr~ morning
and evening. Stl,,d ~ Sct.hl Immediately after
the morning services. PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. Mr.. HAT, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHUKC H.-Services morning
AMI evening sabbath School immediately after
evening.
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Editors and Mewspape,
Men


OF the country. endorse JAMES BNs>' PATENT
'.OLD MATCH CASES. AS a pr ol read the folio ~
ing:
Bal imo"e. Md, M,rcl, 8, 1Ssn-It gives me
pleasure t" inform ynu hat he .ltlE-S Is ,>S
watch Case l have carri d AS Civ u perfect
= ti>fac ion II wears h'autifu'ly.-J. I. RING
GOLD. Ed. 4 Il Pro,'t Tel,'gram
LA Fayettc, Ind. March g. l>s".-I take pleas
ure IN commend < the JAS Boss Watc!, case AZ
h ghly 81 if c "ry and equal in wear IT, one IT
solid " III. They e the "'i;nsS in fact rs WILL
rs in name ". :. I.,NGlE, Ed. a. q Prop't Cuur.
ier
DeS Moines Ia. Feb. 1sSD--Our manager
h IS rarri Il JAS Boss Patent Watc;, Case a. Il
che lfuv says lr' ii c mot hr hca, !, in any
way -SrATE LEADER co, Pibrs 1 wa Stote
I."ader
watSrka, Ills March 3. 's0--I am pie 'scd ia
say that tn JAS. Boss Watch 81 e have is on.
irely 81 iSfactn'v. being in ' ~ respect Just as
"cpresr ted 1t pc ct beau w II. IE-
? TIERS. I'd. and Prop ! "4u"i> {" L mes
Wau>au. Wis Ma Gu -. 1883 - the Watch
Case hay" %! your, az i<ir every way salts
cactor, 81 II just >pl .ndd MARK IL r4RNUM,
Ed and rr"pr Torch "f Liberty.
Tie above are coz CURED in Ivy hundreds 81
y: her editors as wei as merchants mechanics
and jewellers. in al. parts OF the country.
THIS j. the only pit. ut case made VI Two
PLATES or SOLID GO . 1t is war; ntrd BY
special "erti'ic to AK Your irw"-r f"' Illus
trated catalogue CO '"1 ~ description.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-02-03

We can recommend our re lders to
use DR.. Marshall's Lung syrup in all
cases of coughs, colds, etc. 1t only
costs Csc and SOC a bottle, and is
warranted to cure Sold by dru.-
qiStS.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-02-03

Don't ruin your health anil make
yourself disagreeable to other people
hy your continual coughing. A Csc
or Soc bottle of Dr. Marahall's Lung
Syrup will cure you
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-02-03

a bran new TwO-Spatpl Platform
pring Wagon. maj nfacturrtl hy Fish
Bros. Racine. for sale 1T this Office at
4 bargain
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-02-03

The whisky war has been quiet the
past week. Only one more arrest
This time Webb Safer complains tint
G. Chase sold him drink ia Novcm-
Der last.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-02-03

What is it that men call for when
they have a lame horse? Kendall's
SPAWN Cure.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-02-03
MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

ACDlrOK-E. S. Mills.
TKEASUKEK-lI.C Shepard.
REGISTER or DEEDs-.J"seph Chadwick.
JUDGE OF PNOBA TER. ID Barber.
CLERK or COURT n. Carrier.
SHEKIFF-K. X. Miller.
SUKvEYOK-Allen CLANCY. Deputy-Allen
~. CLANCY.
Court COMM,ssIoSEK-H. u. HuMst0n.
COUNTY ATTOnNEY-)an-l kOhrer.
CORONEK-I. 3 Bennett.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT C. Ogle.
COMMISSIONERS.
First Observation-Disclosures Bloom. Of Seward.
Second DiStrict-A. NJ. Crosby, Of Adri'n.
Third Di>trict-Eobt Shore. Of Ransom,
Chairman.
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PERSONALS.

<EHSONALS.
AEON Forbes is home from Avoca
attending 10 business at this end.
Rumor says that NJ. II. Farnham
had Il leg broken the other day at
Minneapolis while hauling ice.
Will Stocktlale and T.. St. John
Cole both put into this port on Fri
day last and stopped awhile with their
families.
T. b. Andrews received word that
his wife at Mamkato was ill and left
Oh Tuesdays train for that place.
We acknowledge a very pleasant
call from NJ. j. Bryan. Of Grand Prai-
RE, yesterday, who left US S.
greenback.
Geo. A. Bcireis, Of Lismore, got
throu$ h the snow and wind the other
day and made US one Of his hearty
calls.
A neat little card rece' we'd announ-
c: that our friends j. H. Drake and
J. Il. Chapman have formed a CO.
partnership with VIM. Corlies, of St.
Paul, for the manufacture Of doors.
sash, etc. Success.
We regret to hear that thrce~of AL
len Mc;-ean's children have died re-
Gently at their residence in Mankato,
fro = a complication Of diphtheria and
measles. and that his two other chill
dren are seriously ILL.,
Sheriff r. H. Miller left on Monday
morning to attend the Grand Lodge
Of the \. 0. U. ". which met at Wi
no:.a on Tuesday, Mr. NJ. having been
elected Grand Representative by the
Wol arlington Lodge Oh Friday night.
We learn that Mrs. Bloom, wife of
Casper Bloom, of Bloom township,
was sent to the asylum at St. Peter
last week. We very much regret
that she had to be sent there, as we
think with the st. James journal
which says: "Pcople having crazy re-
latio IS whom they wish to be rid of
can send them to st. Peter. The Oh
ly risk to be run is that Of being ar
rested for consliring to take liCc'
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MANHOOD:
How Lost. How Il stored!

n .Ju> t published. 4 new edition OF DR.
l.~B FCLNERwLL's CELEBRATED ESSAY on
the ro"tc"tcrre twi h"ut m''icine) III SPERMA-
TONKllKA or SEMINAL Weakness, Involuntary
S"ln'a Losses. lWrr tncy. Mental and Phyxl-
cal lncipaciiy. smpttlime,'tS to marriage, etc {:
also CONSUMPTION. EPILEPSY and FITS induced
Ivy sell indulgence OF sexual extrav cgancp. :tc.
The celebrated 'u!hnr. N This admirable
essay c'ea'ly proves ON thirty yearx success
ful practi { tina III alarming Consequences nf
Spi'ahu>r may he radically curri without The
q rg"'ous Us" nt Internal medicine the ap.'i-
c ton OF the X itr; pointing out = mode
III ure at once simple certain, and I'll, c.ual, h.
means ~ which every uiTerer. no in,t.er =. hit
hi ''"'ndit '"n MAY In. may cure himself chraply
r,iv trIy. and rndiC"ttn
6rrhiS lrrtn " should he in TIL hands If eve
~ youth in III land
Sent IL: er zeal, Ill ri .in envelope, to my I'd.
dress. post pn1d. On rec 'ipt of six cents or two
p stage stamps.
All r.'s~ the publishers
TIE CULVER WE'LL MEDICAL co..
4 >nn St New York Postnflicc box 1856.
8..9ly
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Brackets. Wall Pockets, Slipper
Cases, for the Holidays, at Tlaypr's.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-02-03

I. II. Parsons drew a $500 prize in
the Louisville lottery the other day.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-02-03

Regular meeting Of the village
Council on Saturday night next.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-02-03

Y"n will I've surprised tn see the
Furniture t''at Thayer has at his store,
and lie is selling it cheap. too. 15tf
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-02-03

Kendall's SPAWN Cure has the
greatest sale where it has been sold
the longest.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-02-03

Thayer has q fine lot Of Holiday
Goods ut lis furniture store. Call and
see them. l5tf -.
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MOra:aEe r: recl0sure Sale.

nEFAULT i:.s b en- made in the conditions
~ Ola mortgage made Ivy T. s. Kelly and H.I
en b. Kelly, M"r,gasors. to q: "rrc il Chase.
Mortgage dated S+Ptrm er y. 1917. and ~
corded ept'mher 18th, Isl. ut o'ro X y NJ
! il Book b ~ Mortgages. page III. in he Of
fee the Regi>ic " De = Mob eS county,
Minnesota, and there S claimrd to lr dur and
UNI, i'll i; said N rtGaGe Il the date If this
20 ice the ~lm Of One t;u'ir d and ri .hi
u" J T.. fn: interest. and ..n auti u . o.,c :
lnghavj been cnnlin need t"rernv ySai,i debt
secured Ivy >aid mos tga;r ~ an par tn re {!
N';ice i>h re given til I by ii ,r' IF the
power VI sale 81 N 'rt"a: rut 4 ned and j.,
pm su nee flh ga ute in 3 .ci' c..s made. said
nn"tga-e will be fnrec"sedby tie y ! If IL.
preEiS thevein d.'>'rib as fellows:
The west h II IT the northeast uu r.er Of Sc
ion FIVE ~ Eight ':S). tow ship One Hundred
and Three &. -. rance FOty -: }. in \ 'hc>
county. Minnesota. will b. O'h t" the highest
III der for cash 1T public ,,;c,ion. 1T he from
door 0f he court h0u~e. IN the village Of
Warrington in sail Mobiles county. Minn,sot e.,
on
Saturday, February 18th. 1881,
At &c o'cl"ck a. III. to pay the >um hat may
then he 'Iu:. md ptid ~ said ~ 'rtga.e and
the casts If such sale Il Il Twenty Five d. liars,
It l'u'at"d Sa"l ~ rtEaye - attOrn Y fees.
Dat, Il December 9Th. 1891.
GEORGE H. CHASE. Mortgage.
DA<IE' Ron tE's. Att"rnc for Mortgagee.
FIRST publication De. 81. 1890
Last publication FxOy. 3 1881. lS6t
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The Window Reporter, in making
liberal exaract from our article on
1881" calls it rather libelous on the
year 1881" Prosecute, Prosecute.
Get Crissy after us.
4 story is going the rounds of the
II wspapers he :ded, "A Miners Sto-
ry" Didn't know the Captain had
got to writing stories.
Wish people would quit moving a.
way from this county and leavil g the
printer in the lure. Some time ago
H. Idle left Hersey owing us 81 so
and now VIM. Lockwood leaves the
same place owing us 81 IS.
There will lie \ meeting If the Exec
uti>e T." nmtt+e IF the Mobiles Co. Az
ric"ltural S"ciety "m Monday. tho It'll
INST, at II O'Clock A. NJ. at the office
Of J. A. Town. 1t is desirable that all
should he present.
BY order Of the President.
II. ID. HUMISTON, Sec.
The demand for the issue of the AID.
VANCE IF January Is, containing the
article Oh "lSS1," has been 50 great
that we have not been able to supply
it. We can republish the article and
will Il" ," if enough extra copies are or
'irrt'l t. justify us III sodoing. Parties
wishing copies may leave orders FIR Il
few werks till we Gala ascertain how
many are wanted.
y friend sent q copy Of the AD-
VANCE containing the article on 1882
to Pennsylvania and the gentleman
who received it writes back that he
loaned it and it has been going ever
since and stirring up the people thro'
whole county That article is do
ing good servicc-tor the ADVANCE.
at least. Let it circulate. Fore
| warned is forcarmed.
The case Of VIM. Madison charged
with Strengthening animals in the viii
lage came up on Tuesday. Justice
| flumiston decided that III order to
sustain the charge it was necessary to
prove that he. had slaughtered on
each Of the eight days mentioned in
the complaint, and as all were not
proven, tn case was dismisse
John Su Ivan, night Waterman be-
tween here and Bigelow, jumped off a
passenger on Tuesday night at Bige-
low, and fell on the side track on his
face. He was 4 und soon after and
tax n up insensible lie was brought
to Wofthington on the morning train
and taken to his residence cast Of
town. lie was somewhat bruised and
stunned but We hear was not serious
" injured.
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ADRIAN

ADRIAN.
Geo. II. Carr has !. new piano,
Dances are plenty lately in Adrian.
business is very dull 1T present.
john johnson expects t" 20 into part
nerslip with \. NJ. Becker.
For your kitchen fixtures call ut the
furniture store and have them made to
order.