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How to Treat Your
- Watch.

:. W y, it up at the same time every day Keep
It IN a. even 1temperature rs possible. Sudden
tuanstI ion from heat to cold may ca,,se the
handspring to break. II you would keep it
clean never put it in any pocket except one Of
E leather: Those R,?ekets which are lined With
ton certain fluff, which enters most watch
cases and makes ITS way to the delicate parts Of
the watch See that the pocket IL turned and
Leaned often. and take an old linen handker-
the backs. bezel AVID cap OF the case. But abov Q
.nyou must be sure that ,he case fits firmly and
to he sure OF this, select one where the parts
(centre. backs, cap &c., are each made from
one piece of metal
The JAMES HOSS' PATENT srIrFENEn or
eHLE; GOLD WATCH CASE is SO made, and not
MY does such \ watcl, case become stronger
and 1T more perfectly, but it enables the marn:
facturcr to turn ard form three pieces of metal
(ths outer ones being gold and the inner one OF
an inferior h.etaD into shape for the round parts
making to Ill appearances and practical pur.
poses Just as gooda Watch Case as the solid gold,
1T about one half the cost to the purchaser
There are nearly one hundred thousand Of
these watch cases now carried. and their good
qualities are acknowledged by the same number
Of happy pOSScSSerS.
All jewellers keep them, also illustrated CAM
0gueS for gratuitOus distribution.
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RTSHMORE.

a. G.. Seney and lady are visiting at
St. Paul. Will he absent Il week.
a. F. Horst went to st. Paul Mon
day. Will return Wednesday.
Mr.. Thompson has gone to st. Paul
to work IT his trade
Many bird 'are flying eastward and
sont'lward till sp,ing time comes
again. Perhaps return aud do-c+-dn.
Preaching Sabbath next by the Pas
tor. Rev. Mr.. Casseil.
Tn" mill is doing Il fine business.
Crowded with teams in town Friday
and Saturday last.
Such beautiful weather us we are
having now in this land Of prolniscous-
ness hade never experienced. It's f.
nOngh to make Il man stand on the
weather cock, or flag staff and hurrrah
''lil!lO.:'
&C. &C. sc.
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State Normal School.
Mankaf0. Mimi

The entrance examination for the Fall term of
this institution will be held August 18th and 10TH
$3.50, Recital MS commence August 22i.
This well known school will enter upon its 18th
year with largely increased facilities for thor
olgh academic and pi ofsSOnal training.
ProI. JAS 4. McClcary. Of Wisconsin, Il gen
t'enan OF fine abili les ard varied experience as
ate!chcr, superintendent, AND il Sti ute worker
has ben aided :" the faculty.
The new teachers for The model school have
been Secu!ed from the celebrated State Normal
and I!aihing School. ut DsWe%o. New York.
Additional rooms in the. building hitherto IN.
used. have been tit cd up t., acconmodate the
expected increase in attendance
In the department Of Natural Scicncc numer.
Gus costly Inpr0v mcntS have been ma ie, be-
sides large addition t" the stock Of apparatus.
The addition of a. out 100 new and carefully
sc rct,d vO umes renders the library IF the
school eQu'l i: MT superior to that of any other
similar l'Sll u ion j. the ate.
The recently established Reading Room is it
is believed, IN til" amount ard character Of it's
reg lar Ii elNry supplies, and various neat ap-
pointmtnts u!!cru:lled in any other Normal
School in the EnrthWe t.
The spacious, convenient, and thoroughly e.
quip'e building. will he in perfect order by the
nrc' lug nf the coming term and in 4 col,ii ion
t0acc"mm daIc $50 students.
Exp n rs OF stu mt less than ever hrfnre.-
1"rt tnhtS 10 NJ hereafter fur1,ishedjN thn $ch0o,
Bo"r6i7'9 cl''3s to be organized For particulars
respe ting these ami ether matters, send postal
card to !he UNDERSIGNED for thu new catalogue
and circular, mailed free to any address.
EDWARD Soaring, A. NJ.
Mankato, Mimi, july Is, 1881. IS
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHER[FEH SALE

OHEHlFES 3d. LIT.
RY virtue Of an execution. issued out OF the
- District Court for the sixth Judicial District
~ and Tor the county Of NOb.es and State Ut
Minnesota upon a Judgment ISSUED and docket
ca IL sail Court on the Thirteenth, day Of sep
TENDER, A. ID. ln8l, III = certain action wherein
Is: ID. Butnri T. Co. are 'Platutitfs. and Dr. s.
Clippenger and Easenia Clippenger are Defend.
xnts tn favor Of said Plain l,ifs and against sail
Defendants. for tho SUM Of One Hundred and
TW" Dollars and seventy Five Cents. (3lO!. 75),
have on the 2'thd day Of November A. - 1881, lcv-
led upon all the right, title AID interest of the said
Detentants. DR.. s. CiippeMgcr and Eagenia
Clppenger. TO the following described property,
Lot three (3) Block seventeen Q7) IN the VII.
Iage OF W0rtltmgtOn, Mobiles county, Minnesota Il,
as described on the village plat ri said village
now on hle In the Office Of the Register Of Deeds
Of said county.
And will sell the same, SO mucl, thereof rs
may be necessary to satisfy said e >ccution and
costs. at the front door OF the court house in the
village of WorthingtOn In the county and State
aforesaid, OIL
Saturday, the 14th day If January, 1852
AT 10 O'clock a. IN. Of that LAY.
Dated WOrthngtOE, MINI: Nov. 10Th, 1881.
Sheriff Of Mobiles County. Minnesota.
GEO. W. WILSON, Attorney for Plaiutiff
First put Dec. I. 1851.
Last pub. Jan. II, 1852.
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Men Of Eo7,ncnt Abil;tu

Scholars and chemists have devoted year. OF
time and skill ful labor that they might in
German Aromatic Wine Is the result OF the most
patient and careful experiments. II is prepared
With the most scrupulous c.re from pure Grape
and stands pre- eminently Without an equal for
the use ct ladies suffering from private disor.
ders aged or feeble and heb'i ated per sons, AN
disease. mental or physical owe rwork.g Gmaran-
teed to pr mote digestion, invtgorate and give
new and permanent vital force: In no way G., n
sac by G.. W. Smith. laev1
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THE NOTED TRAIN ROBBERS.

The publishers of Border Outlaws"
assert that their history of the Young
er Brothers and Frank and Jesse James.
published six months ago, has already
reached the enormous sale of more
than $4,000 copies. Since the late rob-
berry and double murder ut Winston,
Mo-, they have issued new edition,
containing a full history of that out
rage, with illustrations, which brings
the events in the lives of these airy
gentlemen of the highway down tn the
present moment. For lively reading
we presume this book can hardly be
surpassed.
Persons desiring agencies will find
advertisement elsewhere.
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WILLMONT.

We are proud to be one of Willmont's
sons.
Jos. Kugler sold his part of his
thresher to II. Pass. Threshing is III.
most done Ill this town, and Pass
moved again to the town south of US,
with his thresher.
Peter I.ebens traded his oxen on 4
fine pair Of horses with man in West.
side.
Wea informed that j kugler killed
i nice beef last week, which, weighed
dressed I. little less than 500 lbs.
Chas Fritz had the misfortune to
lo,se il valuable horse last week.
Rumnr has it that marriage will
cOnfe off i'll Il very short time.
Quite i number from this town in
tend going to the pineries this week.
A nice party and dance was held at
t!ia residence of John Mock last Sun
day. Music by the Willmont drum
band and Mankato beer.
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Mortgage Sale.

nEFAULT has hcen made i'll the pay,n, n of
IL the sum Of three thn,lS:n One hun red i. d
thirty Dollars which is claimed to be due ut the
date OF this notice upon certain mort gage, ,ily
executed and delivered by .luh Alley and MarH
Ally, mOrtgagOrs. to Sa:ah NJ. plummer mort
gagec, bearing date the LIST day Of November.
\. ID. 1872 and duly recorded in the office Of
the Register . De''!s in and for the county II
Mob es and State III Minnesota on he 2yth day
of Nvembtr. A. ID. ls72, at 9 o'clock p IN. III
Book a OF Mortgages. III page 49, and hO ac-
ion or procee ling at law Or otherwise having
been instituted t. recover said debt secured by
said mortgage or any part there +;
Now therefore, notice is hrrei'y given that by
vi,' nc of the power Of sale contained in 81 Il
mortgage, and pursuant to TIL. STA ute ~ such
case made and provide !, the said mortgage will
he foreclO>ed, and the premises described in and
covered by said Mortgage. viz:
The northwest Qllarier OF section Twenty
Etghi (2S), Township One Hundred and wo
OO2), Range Thirty Nine t39). in Mobiles county
and q, ate Of minnesota, will be sold at publ e
auction. to the highest hi der for cash h., to pay
Sai. debt and tereSt. and fly Dollars atior-
ney'> fee, aS stimulated in and by sal Nor ge
in cas- of foreclosure AID he iiSiursnm nts
al owed by law which sale will be made by the
sheriff OF said NubcS cou. ty at he from door
OF :he court house. il the village Of W"rthington
in said county and state. on
The Sixth day Of January, ~. u. 1852,
At 10 o'clock a. N. OF hat day.
Dated November +, 1851.
>AHAu w. pLCMMER. Mortsagee.
DANIEL KOII;ER. Attorney for Mortyagee.
First publication November -, 1881.
Last publication December 9, 1881.
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ARRIVAL AND DEpARTUREOF NAILS

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTUREOF NAILS
ANRIvRA
Eastern daily IL lOa. m.
d. st. Paul and beyond ; 30 ppm
Southern 2 81 4. ~.
We*tern-Iu Verne and Sioux Falls, ID D m
Round Lake, SATURDAYS a III
DEPARTS.
Eastern (daily) 2 10 =. NJ.
do to st. Paul and beyond 10 81 IN
southern :. IL l0a. ~.
Nestern-I.u Verne and sioux Falls 20 IN
Round ..-..c, "a, urda,s ~
Mails cas- ricd by day trains close 30 minutes
before departure. All others at O'Clock p n.
Office hours from i. N. to p m. Sundays
from to 9 u III aud IL III t. T. 80 pm.
Money orders issued AMI letters registered be.
WYNN II. Is. sUULE, r. ~.
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LORllIN.

e. l.. Clemmons has gone to Kansas
City for the winter. lie expects to re.
turn in the spring.
r. a. Firth has has moved into town
on the Safer place, SO lie Can ill all
calls for milk.
Mrs. Il. Firth went oyer to Adrian
Saturday to visit friends.
Walt Mc!.ea is through this part of
the town buying up cattle and hogs.
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Mankato, MIMI, july Is, 1881.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY

CHURCH DIRECTORY
METHODIST Frs sOPAI.-ServiceA every Sab
bath morning ut 10 ~: evening service at T.
Sunday School at y. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. T. II. Kinsmsn. Pastor.
UNION CONGREGA Inconsistencies morning
and evening. SAnd y School Immediately after
evening. Kew. Mr.. Hart, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHuRCH.-Services morning
and evening. Sabbath Scl,O<,l Immediately after
the morning service. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening.
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We were in error last week in saying
that the indictments in the Ave Lang
don liquor cases were quaslled. The
demurrer in one case was Oyerruled in
order to l,ave the case certified to the
Supreme Court, ard the other four
cases were left in stain quo.
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MOrtSQUe Sale.

nEFAULT having been made in the payne +
IL Of tie sum Ot two hundred aHd ei.llty-six
dollars tS2~6). which is claimed to be dl:: at the
date Of his motto" upO., certain mortgage, duly
eXecutedand delivered by Thomas Quine 10 Jane
taragI.er, BEARING date the 2;}i day of Al.r!l A
therein, duly recorded in the Office of the Regis
ter OF Deeds in and for the county Of Mobiles and
State of Minnesota, on the Il day Of April, \. H.
1873, at o'clock p. NJ, in Book 'B' of Mortgages
on page 2>2, and no action or proceeding having
been instituted. at law or otherwise, to recover
the debt secured by said mortgage, or any PAT
the rcOf:
NV, therefore, no ice is hereby given that bv
virtue or the power Of sale contained in said
mortgage and pursuant to The statute IN such
case ma &c an prov iied. the said mortgage vii
be fOrecloSed by a sale ct the premises described
in and conveyed by said mortgage, viz:
The east half Of the $ uthcaSt quarter OF sec
one ('0I), range for,ytwo (42), ming eighty
acres according 10 U. =. survey, in Mobiles c'un
t. and state Of Minnesota. wi II the heredita
mentS and appurtcnanceS: which sale VIII lie
made by the Sheriff of said Mobiles county. ut the
front door Of the Court House, In the village Of
Worthington in said county, and State, Oh
The sixth day If January, "A. u. 1882,
At 10 o'clock i: III. OF that day, at public We ndnr,
to the highest bidder for cash, t. pay said debt
i,rs. and Twenty-Five Dollars attorneys fees,
As stipulated in an by said mortgage in c.Se
Of foreclosure. and the Disbursements allowed
by law; subject to redemption 4, any time with
n one year from the day Of sale, as provided by
law.
Dated Novcm' sT ?$d; \: y; 1871.
$ NELSON. Attorney for NJ rtgugec.
First publication November -, 1881.
Last publication December q, 1881.
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

rACDIrOR-E. 3. Mills.
TREAsURER-H. T. Shepard.
REGISTER or DEEDs-JOseph Chadwick.
JUDGE or PKOBArR-k. ID. Barber.
CLERK or COuMr-B. N. Carrier.
SuERlfF-k. IT, Miller.
SURvEYOR-Allen CLANCY. Deputy-Allen
NJ. CLANCY.
COURT CoxMlsslONER-H.D u. Humist0n.
COUNTY ATTORSEY-t;eO. w. ilsOu.
COnoNEM-l.. Il. Bennett.
COUNTY SUrEkINTENDRNT-J.C e. OEle.
COMMISSIONERS.
First DiMrict-Frcd Bloom, OF Seward. Chr'n
Necond District-A. NJ. Crosby, OF Atirisn.
Third Dixtrict-Milcs Birkett, Ut Grand
Prairie.
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Mr.. I1eistr. purchaser If the brick
block. WAS III town u few days ago aud
arranged to have the hall properly
lighted. warmed and furnished with Ad-
di:innal seats. Posts have been placed
in the store room below. 50 that the
hall is braced in the middle and parties
who have heretofore been nervous H.
bout the safety Of the hall, may dismiss
their fears.
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MORTGAGE Foreclosure Snlc.

nEAULT having been made in the payment
IL of The SUN OF Tw" Hundred md Nin ty-
Seven Dollars (4297.G0). which Is ciaim
ed "a. be due at he date Of this notice, upon a
by Mana r: Rose t" Ed"a:d Cooper
amt. with i power. Of sale therein contained,
.:uly recorded In the Office Of the Regis
ter of Deeds, in avid for the county Of Nob!c<,
and Sta e of Minnr*Otr: on the first day Of May
A. D.ila7A at 10 o'clock a. m. in Book "B'' Of
Mortgages, Oh page 1876. and no acton or pro.
tutpd to recover h. debt secured Dy sad NOR .
gage, or any art thereof:
Now, therefore. not ce is hereby given hat u,
virtue of the power Of saIc contai ed III >aj.:
mortgage, and rUrsu mt to tll. statut, in sucl,
case made and provided, he said mort gage
scrihedin and conveyed by sri mort. age. viz:
The northeast quarter Of section :wenty Fou!
(24), Township One Hundre and Two (lO2).
Range Forty One (ll) in Mobiles cnuntv. and
State Of Minnesota. with he heretltl amen,s u, Il
appurtenanceS, which lie will be made tic
sheritf OF said County, 1T the door of the
Court H"Mse, in the village II WorthEgton, j.,
said county and state, "n
The 10Th day If December, 1881,
At ten o'clock a. ~. Of that day, at public ven
due. to the highest bidder for c,Si. to- pay
SAID premises. and Twenty five oilars at or
ney's + c. az >tipullted IN md Ivy said mortgage
in case Of foreclosure, and the disbursements al.
lowe by law; subject to REDEEM ptinn at any
time within one year from The day Of sale. as
provided by law.
EDWAKD COOPER: Mortgage.
J.: s. NELSON, Attorney for Mortgage.
First pub. Nov. :, 1881.
Last pub. Dec. g. 1881.
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COUNTY NEWS.
RANSOM..

There will I've Il Christmas gathering
ut the residence Of 5. G. Perrin on
Monday eve, Dec. %. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to all. Come one
come all. Full particulars next week.
The average attendance at the Ran
sem Union s. s. for the year 1881, was
At. ~,
A new library at the Ransom Union
Sunday School. -
) e. W. W. Dow lost 6 or s sheep by
drowning recently.
There was hop at J. p. Ashbaugl's
on the 9TH.
August Keerseg sold 2 hogs that
weighed sos lbs. =.
Ov dat wolf don't look out over dare
about sec. II, he will got his scalp lifted
better of he done have some manners.
What has become Of our missing
link will somebody say.
There came pretty near being a num-
Gus in our town last week over shovel
handle. Go in boys.
Don't stop at ordering another man
off from the place, etc.
Z. II. Belknap sold four steers. five
months old that weighed go lbs. Very
good for Minnesota.
What has become OF Fred Bloom?
Gone to- Oregon we suppose.
Mr.. James Castles, our new pastor
was around making calls the first Of the
week. He is liked very much.
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PER0 ONALN.

-. <ANOOiS In.
Abe johnson. son Ut b. F.. johnson,
has returned! from, Sheldon. ~,
&. L. Clemmons has gone to Emporia,
Kansas, for the winter. = :,
l.. II. Beckley has returned after an
absence OF several months in Michigan.
E.. Cooper and family, Of Adrian, have
gone on Il visit 20 Orleans county, n. r..
H. B. Wisner and family left on Mon
day for Derea, Ohio, their home for the
present. 80.
Hector Anderson has gone to Cl0c-
qnet. Carleton county, to take charge
Of some lumber mills for the winter.
Cl,as. Hillreth has gone to Brookings
county. Dakota, on business. Mr.. H.
Is about to open q real estate Office in
Warrington.
Geo. D. Dayton, a capitalist from &C.
neva. N: Y, is visiting II. II. Parsons.
Mr.. D. is considerably inte, ested in this
county. -'1
B. y. Carrier has returned from Min
neapolis. He reports his family recov-
ering from the fever, but that Miss FL
III Mead is still in critical condition.
B. F. johnson, the new Register of
Deeds, has rented the Foote honse on
Fourth Avenue and will move to town
in a few days.
b. II. Bennett, Our. former foreman,
has gone to Sioux City on q visit. He
will return about the holidays to take
position in one of the county offices.
Mrs. Morse. Of Avoca. fell from a
chair on which she was standing. and
hurt herself badly.-Currie Minnesota
an.
Myron Shepard, who has bt on engage
ell surveying for the railroad company
in the vicinity of Veazie, came home a
few days ago for brief visit. returning
to the scene Of his lab0rs to.day.-Still-
water Gazette.
Mr.. Herzig and family left us yester-
day. They have gone to their old home
in Worthington where we hope they
will do well. They leave many friends
behind who will gladly welcome them
back to Fnlda should they ever again
return.-Fnltla Farmer.
Miss Emma Chadwick left yesterday
for Amsterdam, n. Y. On Monday
night the Garfield Division Of the Sons
If Temperance surprised her at her
home by. 4 visit from the members
During the evening. W. A. Peterson,
on behalf If the: order. presented her Il
fine copy of Milton g poems. The party
spent very pleasant evening. Miss
Chadwick leaves with the respect Of the
whole community and her many friends
wish her a happy future.
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HRICK YARD.

II. II. Parsons has leased to James
Robinson 80 acres of land on sect ion II,
Dewa'd, 1.-THE old Do" glas place. four
miles west of town. for the purpose Of
making brick. Mr.. Robinson is an Eli
glisllman and II practical brick maker.
and says that he can make better brick
from the clay found on this place than
any brick he has seen III this vicinity.
H. will be joined by lis brother soon
and will proceed at once to make prep
arations fer opening the yard. Mr.: r..
expects to have brick to put on the
market early in the summer, and, if the
winter is favorable for work, by March.
lie will use hay mostly for burning and
will he able to sell brick ut Mankato
prices.
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SUMMONS.

STATE or MIN NESOIA. g,
County OF Mobiles. 3D.
DISTRICT COURT. Sixth Judicial district
j. V. Barlow Plaintiff
against fSUMMONS
G. Aultman & co. Defendant
The sta e Of Minnesota to the above n,m d
Defendants
You, G. Aultman & Co, are hereby summoned
and rtquirdt answrrth com plant If The fIain
tiff in the above EMIT action, which complaint
Is Oh file IN the Office OF the Clerk Of said
Court, at Worthington IN 81 d county and to
serve copy Of YOU: answer tos. i'd complaint on
the subscriber ut his Office, in the village OF
Worthingto in 'he county OF Mobiles. Minn,'sc.
ia. within twenty days AFTER the service Of this
summons upon you, exclusive Of the day of SUI h
service and if you fai tounswer the said com
pai:'' within the time aforesaid, The Plaintiff in
this action will on such failure apply to the cuur
for the relief demanded in the complaint to-
gel her wi h the casts and disbursements here
in.
Dated October slst, A. d. 1851.
DANIEL KOHRER
Plaintift's Attorney. Worthingto,,, MIN.
Fist pub. Nov I. 1881.
Last pub. Dec. y, 1881.
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n. A. Doane, the new County Super
intendent Of Schools, assumed the du-
ties of his Office on Monday, the 5th.
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REAL ESTATE IRA NSFERS.

NEfL EO q u 1NH4SOT EHO.
j. "A. Darling sold 50 acres If his farm
i" 1lersry to Il man from Pennsylvania
for 1000.
Geo. D. Dayton. Of Geneva, n. Y,
has purchased IT I. II. Parsons, the
Burton place in I.Orain.
Mr.. McDomgall, Of the Roche Farm,
thresiled his oats the other day. TIE
yield WAS 1918 bushels. ISIS bushels of
this were grown on 10 acres, nearly 80
bushels to the acre. Considering the
wet weather, we call this very good
yield. L: 1915 bus els was Planned
out If five stacks thresl,ed without
MOvi, r the machine.