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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-11-02
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
MORTGAGES ron SALE

MORTGAGES FORECLOSURE SALE.
nEFAULT has been made in the conditions Of
- that certai" M'r.g:Ee which contains "a
an. iettia J: lngral.sn,, his wife, Mortg, gers.
! t. I'll. Dundee Mortgage and trust Investment
Company (!.imit:d,) OF Dundee, Scotland, dated
February 5ll., u. d. eighteen hundred ami
eighty one. aud tco',tei III the .t &c "t the Reg.
| isle:of De- DIS If the county Of Mob cs and State
| Of Minnesota, OIL the 9;h day 81 May, A. d. 1881
at iJ:4G Oc!,ck u. ~. in book ''E Of Mortgages,
at pages 552 :';2. 'i and 5, upon the following
described lands situate In the county Of Mobiles
and state vi Minnc> ia, to. wit:
81 aa i'is Of :. sfSi My III MI"
ship One Hundred and One {l0l), r"hge Forty
! three (4s) west, onsaihing three hundred aid
tve' Dr. ' s;vc, ir Se f the i,tn day
| of February, a. ID. 1855; with interest thereon,
from date until paid 1T the rate ui eight per cent
:'anuary ineaci year according to the one prom.
i,sory note Of he said William H. and 1ettia j.
lmgralIlM with coupons ut tachel to said note at
the office Of the Corbtn Banking Company. New
Tie interest due January |. 1882, not having
been Ead and the salt mortgages electing to
there ~ now claimed to be due. and there tsduc,
at this date on said n..:e and mortgage the sum
Of Seventeen Hundred and Seventeen and b. Luz
One Hundred (soSj jtiars a. attorneys lees Is
| agreed to be paid in cise "a d mortgage were
fOrec!oSed: and no ac,i'n or proceeding has
been instituted at law to recover the debt secur-
ed by said mortgage.
Notice Is hereby given. that by virtue Of the
power Of sale in said mortgage contained, and
pursuant to the statute III such case made and
provided. the said mortgage will be i"reclosed
by the sale Of said lands above described, and
said lands will be sold by the Sheriff % said No
blcs county Tor by his Deputy at public vendMe
to the highest bidder therefor for cash at the
| front duOr Of the Court House IN the town ~
Warrington III the county VI Mobiles a..d State
OF MINES ta Oh
Friday, the 9Th day of January.
A. D. 1883 at 100 clock IN the forenoon IT said day
to eatisfy the amount which shall then I've due on
| salt mortgage, including sad attorneys fee as
provided for IN said mortgage together with all
| legal costs and disbursements.
Dated st. Paul, Mimi. November 1.1ss2.
THE DUNDEE MORrG AGE AND TRUST IN.
VESTMENT COMPANY, LIMITED. OF Dun
dee, Sc,t1an''. MOrtgagce.
CHARLES J. BEKRYHILL, Attorney for Mort
Gagcc, st. Paul, MINI.
| First pub. Nov. 2, 1882.
| Tast Nuh 1)nc z 1890
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COUNTY NEWS.
DkWfID.

The Farmers Alliance met at the
Aver school l,ause last Wednesday
night. Had i full house. Will have
another meeting next Saturday night.
Expect Il large crowd. We are all for
the farmers candidates for the several
offices that are to be filled this fall.
We had il big prairie fire here last
Friday. 1t came sweeping up from the
railroad us usual. Burned Il stack of
hay for Mr.. Egsleston and some fuel
hay that was not yet stacked. Burned
some hay for others also. l think the
Il. Il. Company should he made to nay
all damages that their fires do.
J. II. NJ.
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RUSHMORE.
Onions arc ripe and picked .

Onions arc ripe and picked.
A sermon, Oh Sabbath breaking next
Sunday 1T the school house.
The largest prairie fires for many
years were raging for the past week.
Stacks belonging to the Randalls and
Mr.. Bassett were destroyed; over 100
tons.
Threshing III this community is about
completed.
Friday. Nov. 81. at the school house.
the grandeSt debate IT tt,. season. Mr..
G'Mdenouyh will speak and Mr.. Crosby
v i'll tuO-tcU. &c. sc.
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FINAL PROOF NOTICES
LAND OFFICE at Worthington, MINI.

LAND OFFICE at Worthtngton, MINI.
Oct. -, 1852.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following.
named settler has flied notice Of his intention to
make final proof IN support If his claim. ami
Land Office at Worihingtun, Mimi. on
saturday, Nov. "a, 1852.
Viz: Horace Norman,
Homestead Applicsl ion NJ. 1c.cl0 for the el4
sWl4 vi Sec. H. 1H-4l.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation Of !,
said land. viz:
Ephram Eby, ". T.. Norman, John Krier, and
B. r. johnson, Of Mobiles Co.. MINI.
Mons GKlNAGEK, Register.
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/ Good Advice.-You will prevent and
cure the greater part OF the ills that
afflict mankind in this or any section.
il you keep your stomach, liver and
kidneys in perfect working order.
There IS no medicine known that will
do this as surely as Parker's Ginger
Tonic. Il will keep your BLOND rich
and pnre, and give you good health ct
little cost. Sec other column.
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1,.;lNNOM.

F.. a. Hubbard is the happy father Of
a nice girl baby which weighs St lbs.
Mr.. Vim. Scott, Of Traer. It,, is Wis
ting Ills brother. J. II. Scott. Mr.. ).
has had quite il family reunion this
fall.
Il. II. B,lknap has his ncw barn
nearly done.
We were pleased to see our old friend
ID. G.. Holmes and family.
Cole Guernsey has bought blooded
calf. II" has as much blood us amy
stiWr Calf.
Threshing is i'll dcnp,
The Shores have got nearly through
with their job Of blowing for the Close
Bros. DICK.
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On Friday night last Mr.. Kephart,
the new NJ. e. minister, and his family,
were given \ rousing reception at their
residence in one OF the Perry cottages.
A large number Of Methodists and 9th
ers arranged q pound donation and
surprised Mr.. X, completely filling the
house will, people.
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LAND OFFICE at Warrington, Mimi.
October. II, 1852.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention IL
mike final proof In support Of his claim, and
that said proof VIII he made before the u. 5.
Land Office 1T Warrington, Mimi, Oh
Saturday. Nov. Is, lS5',
Viz: Weston Gage,
It'd Application M. 1892,
For the so neli sec. 2u-1O4 10
He names the following witnesses to prove his
'nttnuOuS residence upon, anL cultivation Ut,
said liant. viz:
William Sow;es. John Vail, Joseph Walling,
James Wright. OF Mobiles Co, MINI.
8 Mons GRlNAGER, REGISTER.
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LAND SAxEaE

LAND 6AxES
Tho Illinois excursion which passed
through here last week, two train loads,
was not intended for Worthington.
Some ofsthe pxcursionists however, on
their way back, stopped of here and
purchased land. Sheriff Miller met
several of them on the Sioux Falls
train and invited them to stop and
take \ look at our country. They did
80, and the result was that they were
80 charmed with the beauty Of the town
and it's surroundings that they did not
care to Look further. These gentlemen
are E. i. Hereford and r.. A. lIeineke,
Of Secor, ILL.,, and john NJ. sIleineke, Of
Peoria, Ill. L. II. Parsons was prompt
~ on hand to show them land and they
were as prompt to buy. The Brothers
Heineke purchased the John Alley half
section Just north Of town ard Mr..
Hereford purchased the Capt. Akin
place in Elk. They will be on next
spring to occupy the farms. More
coming.
We give up nearly all our space this
week to politics. We know that to he
real good paper, the ADVANCE ought
to be like the churches, that is, have
nothing to do with either politics or
religion, but the boys all want u hear
ing in the only paper in the county and
we can't refuse 'enl. There are 50
many candidates. so many parties, 50
many kinds of tickets to print, so
many circulars urging voters to vote
so many ways, that our presses are
kept running day aud night and we
hardly know what has been going on
outside.
However, this is the last week of the
campaign, and we shall get back next
week to railroads, theology, "Ninfilel"
articles, poetry and potatoes, and coun-
ty news. Meanwhile, vote with the
ADVANCE and you shall wear Il white
apron and have i gilt-edged hymn
book hereafter.
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Grain business Is booming.


Rushmorc Mills are busy making IN
extra grade of II ;ur.
l,nbt. Dongherty raised GG bushels Of
flax frun. ? bushels Of Russian seed.
4. F. Horst will sell his kitchen fur
nitnre 1T auction Saturday p. m., Nov.
18th.
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Land Office at Worthington, MIMI. September
Goth, lsS!.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
t" make final proof il support OF his claim. and
that said proof will lie made before the U. =.
Land Office. ut WOrthington, MINI on Friday
cation M. 1905 for the neh Of section "a, town
ship To-, range g. lie n,nes the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation Of said Land, viz: Thomas Gun ::
dersNs Ole HOff, Christ Elias and john HOff Of
Adrian, Mobiles County, MINI.
MONS GRINAGEn, Register.
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Land ONCE at worthington Minn.. September

Land Office at WOrthington Minn,, September
I'D. 1882.
Notice Is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice of hts intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim. and
that said proof will I've made lefure the u. >.
Land Office, at Worthing' Mimi ON Thursday
November 9th: lss2. VIZ: George 4. Beiris;
the swA Of section 2. township l03, range l'
He names the following witnesses to prove his
s"i ,"a sx a. Sns4 m 'e s SSsxe." o d.
Ruthford ard ii. C. Shepard, Of Mobiles County.
Mimi. S MONs GRNAGER, Register.
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Ti:e Rev. James jones, Of Rock Rap
ids, Iowa. will address the people Of
Warrington on the issues Of the day
ut the congregational church on Nom
day evening. Nov. 81.
The creamery is closed for the sea.
son. Messrs. Shell Il Torrance have
made from 20,CoO to 25,GO0 r"nntls Of
butter since starting up and will open
next spring Oh time.
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LAND OFFICE AT WokrHISsroS, MIMI,
Oct.2, 1857.
NoTr Il Is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice Of his Intention
to make final proof IN support of his claim, ami
that said proof will be made before the u. s..
Land Office At WOrthingtOn, MINI on
Thursday, Nov =, 1882.
Viz: Mathew j. Emerson. y
Homestead Applica ion. No. 1906,
For the w13seN Sec. 25.lC2.a3.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
VI said land. viz:
A. N. Crosby, s. J. Hamilton, Geo. Slade. j..
v. Barlow, Of Adrian, Mimi.
6 Mons GRINAGER Register.
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GEO. w. WILSON,
Attorney Of M.,rtgagee.
Dated Sept. IL, 1852.
First pub. Sept. ~ 1859,
Last p:lb, Oct, u. 1852,
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Flour AND FEED.-All brands Of
Flour, Graham Flour. Corn Meal. Oats
and Bran at the new feed store Of Par
sons y Bro. in rear Of Brick block on
"a ave. 4.,. ,:>52@ NV
Headquarters for the finest line At
Heating and Cooking Stoves in the
market. HEWITT Il MARITIME
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CONTEST NOTICES.

LAND OFFICE ut Worthington, MIMI,
Oct. So 1882.
COMPLAINT having been entered ut this Of
flee by Isaac y. Durfee against WIN. p. Perkins
For abandoning his Homestead Entry No.
No. II. 4s6, dated Feb. rs, 1877,
Upon the nl@sWI Of sec. 6. town 102 range 30,
III Mobiles county, Minnesota, with i view to
the cancellation OF said entry: tn. sal parties
are hereby summoned! tn appear ut this Office VI.
The lth day Of Dec. 1882, at l O'clock p. III,
II respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
Mons GRtNAGER, Register.
u e. H. SMITH, Receiver.
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Attorney l>anitl R"',r"r, Of this
place, has recently l~cn appointed
United States Circuit Court Culu,niS-
Sioncr for the District Of Minnesota
This is quite Il recognition Of Mr.. II. :
'ega! and judicial ability. There are
two other Commissioners in the State,
one 1T st. Paul and one ut Duluth.
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Nx.t. .1>.>.

LAND OFFICE ut WorthingtOn. Minn.,
October Is, 1882.
NOT1CE Is hereby given that the following
naineu settler has filed notice Of his intention Ia
make final proof IN support VI hiD claim, and
that said proof will be made before the U. 5.
Land Office At WOrthington, MIMI, Oh
M,ntlav Nov. 70, 1852.
Viz: Levi Fl. Baxter,
Ill. Application, NJ. Il, 050.
For the ..eH Sec, a. ;Ul-i IL.
lie names the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
said land, viz:
John l.. Vail, Lewis Vail. Fred Bloom, Il. +.
johnson, Ul.NObles Co.. Minll.
5 MoNs GkINAGER, Register.
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A telegraph, office has been opened ut
the Summit and JOHNNY Dean put in as
operator. -.
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First class second hand base burner
Tor sale. Apply to e. W. SIXTH, ut.
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The telegraph line up to the junction
Is being repaired with new poles and
yard arms. - d. III. %
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We have the finest line at Shelf and
Heavy Hardware ever brought to this
town. HEWITT & MARITIME.
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llORsEs.-Eight horses, harnesses.
and two Wagons for sale or trade for
lard or. other property.
7-2W r. II. PARSONS.
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A letter from our young friend, Ed.
N. Keys, says that he is at Forsythe.
Montana. He holds the position OF
yardmaSter OH the Northern Pacific.
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T CRAFT, III D.,

GA III D.,
PHYSICIAN Il SURGEON.
Suecla) attention given to Surgery and thu
treatment If Female Diseases; having had ter
gears experience.
AlS,, Surgeon ri the Sioux City st. Paul and
WOfthlnxtun u 81 INK Fails Railroads.
Supplied with full eases # surgical ana Obstce
neal Instruments, and fracture appliances
OFFlCE-.At residence. corner Of Fourth Ave.
nlsA and Eleventh street,
WClsTIILNGJON. AlNN.
Is Ally. .-
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Daniel Fritz, of Elgerton, formerly
OF Wi'lm"nt. was in town on Monday
and remembered the printer. Mr.. F.
has opened il furniture store i'll Edger-
ton and we Wisl, linn success.
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Louis Miller, lone of the N. Y. boys, }
can procure two registered letters by
applying to II. II. Miller. =
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Nince Meat and Jelly by the pound
ut llerron's, low
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Oysters stewed in any style ut Her
rOll'S Lunch Room. lO-2w.
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VIM. Scott, OF 'Tama county, Iowa,
dropped in the other day. lie is visit
ing his brother, J. II. Scott, of Ran.
son.
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Colts for sale at Herron's.

RLANKs.-Chatte Mortgage and
Chattel Mortgage Sale Blanks for sale
atthls Office in any quantity.
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Dat Meal III bulk 1T IlerrOn's. 1C-2.
Warm Meals ut Herron'5 Lunch
Room. low.
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1IousEsl AND LOTS FOR: SALE
Cl,EAP.-Parties desiring to purchase
cheap houses and lots in WOrthiMgton.
Call on C.. w. HILDRET11.
1(-3w
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The new time table on tic Burling-
ton takes effect next Sunday. Rcgu-
lar passenger trains after that
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JVILLNONI

Fred P..nk lost II good mare last
week.
J. Mock las been in Adrian for over
tw" weeks plastering.
Ii we are Tot mistaken Wil'mOnt
will keep her old rel utation 1T The com
ing election.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MA Ills
ARRIVES. -..-
Eastern daily u 1Oa m.
dr. st. Paul and beyond 5 10 y m
oOutlIern - 2 81, II. ~.
Western-tJN Verne and Sioux Falls, 10 25 a III
Round Lake. saturdays AZ M
DEPARTS.
Eastern daily 2 70 4. ~.
do to It. Paul anil beyond 10 81 a III
9Out!sern II 1"a. ~.
We~tern-lMv Verne and Sioux Falls $40 y III
&ornd ..-.-o, Saturdays u III
Mails cant icd by day traIrs close 30 M,nu ten
Before departure. All others at O'Clock y ~.
Office hours from y. ~. I" 3 y ~. sun lays
trOM 3 to 9 i ~ and II III +" y 81 y ~.
Money orders issued ai.a letters registered b.
tween = o'clock Il III and s y ~.
H. D: BARBER, r. N.
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INDEPEN DENT COMMITTEE,

Ayers Sarsaparilla is the proper REM
edy 10 take in the spring Of the year to
purify the blood, invigot ate the system,
excite the liver to action, and restore
the healthy tone and vignr If the whole
physical mechanism, which "fttn be-
comes impaired during the winter. by
lack If open air exercise. and the want
ct sufficient care in the matter OF diet.
Some Of Dr.. Crafts friends are urg-
ing Republicans TO vote for him be-
cause he is 4 Republican. Craft ill.,
forms us that lie has voted the lstpub-
lican ticket Sometimes, and the Demo.
cratic ticket ut other times. His Dem
ocratic friends claim him as 4. Demo
GRAFT. 1t won't make any difference
Craft and Orcutt will both get u hand
some complimentary vote on the Gin.
formal ballot" *nl then johnson will
get the Office aud his election will be
made 'unimuss."
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "
At the request at a large number Of Voters
thrOughOnt the District hereby announce nv.
self as an independent Candidate tor the lh,Si.
ton Of SENATOR from the Seventh Senatorial
District.
shall address the people Of the district at
different places upon questions Of local interest
Due notice will appear In the local papers,
Dated Pil'estOnc, Minn., October i7.1Ss2.
e. e. (S(NlnN()W
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Dried Beef sliced at Herron,s. 1o-2.

Will election clerks please send in
the returns as soon as possible on sep
arate tickets or slips. Sealed returns
are no account to US until opened.
Send in returns on Legislative candi.
dates at once, or on separate slips ac-
companying the scaled returns.
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ADRIAN.

ADRIAN.
School commences Monday next.
Mobiles county voters ought to stand
solid for their own State Senatorial
candidate against Il candidate from Il
county like PipestOne, whose interests
are 50 far removed from our own and
between whose people there is so little
natural communication.
Mrs. Jos. Roll had the misfortune to
sustain !, severe fall Tuesday evening.
caused by our uneven sidewalks. 1t
looks like poor economy to leave side.
walks III such Il condition rs to make
our village liable ut any time for dam
ages from accidents.
Isaac Small was up from Iowa on
business this week. 49,. .- -
Geo Barnes had quite an amount of
wheat and flax burned III the stack
Saturday. r.
A very destructive prairie fire ran
! through a part of Westside and Lis.
more townships Saturday last, burning
4 barn for Mr.. Travis, considerable rye
| for "A. NJ. Crosby. an" a large amount
of hay and grain for other parties.
Died, OH Tuesday, Oct. 81, at his
l uOuSC ~ UA0uu ANA1CS ONuACo CuOCA
thy. -.
| Frank Thorn had his hand badly
squeezed in his thresher belt on Nom
day, we are told.
For SALE.-A No. s cook stove, for
$500. J. "A. RICE.
just opened at the Old Reliable drug
store, the largest assortment of music;!
goods ever brought to Mobiles county.
Call and see them. =.
State school books and all kinds oil
school supplies cheap at Rice's.
Henry Newell went to Mountain
Lake Tuesday to accept q position Us
assistant Telegraph operator.
Yesterday was ''All Saints" day and
large number were in town to attend
church.
/ Walter Ware wears the marshal's
badge.
| F. "a. Porter has quite sick child Y,
understand.
The new paper to be started in Adri.
an will be called the .'Adrian Press
It will be independent in politics.
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a. O. OF u. ".
Wovthington Ledge No G5 meets everv FRIDAY
evening. J. 8. McNiANUs, Master Workmn. .
Il. b PIorrs, Recorsler g '-''-'..
RI a SONIC.

MASONIC.
DmULAR COMMUNICATIONS 81 Fr.tern,.
~ " Lodge, No. 101, A. F. 4 A. NJ. at Masonic
.,..s.z ~ Hall III WO.tEingtou on the
kGH.xt lat and I'd Mondays III each
,2E?:IkS sass. month. -. &
A9x2AHX TT. DURFER, w. II.
Ss:Ey2 II. +. PIlorTs, Scc.
VS%l,&syEG REGULAR CONvOCA.
SWSTSSf* is TONS Of Living arch Chap.
HS22$~2S .VySsN ter, No q, H.. a.. H.. at Ma
S5S sonic Hall on the lth Monday
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.
= each month

AuDlroR-E s. Mills
TREAsUnEls-H. e Shepard. s'
REGlsTER OR DEEDs-B. +. johnson.
JUICE or pRoBArE-I. $. Nelson.
ClERK OF COURT. b. Bennett.
8HEklFF-H. Il. Miller. -,s-
8URvEYOH-OttO Berreau. fas
Court COMMIss1ONER-l. =. Nielsen.
COUNTY ATTORSEY-GeO. W. Nilsson.
CORONER-J. 5. NlcNIaluS.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT A. DOanc.
ia 81. COMMISSIONERS. w..
; Elrse District-1'. Blaine, OF Hcrscy.
Second District--r. l.. Taylor. III Elk.
Third Dixtrict-.JaMes Gown, Of Adrian.
Fourth District-Aluurice O'Eearn. u Grand
Prairie.
Ftjih Dt*trict-D. Shell, worthington, Chm.
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The Safest Way.-The safest and
surest way to restore tic youthful col
or Of the hair is furnished by parker's
Hair Balsam, which. is deservedIy pop
ular from its superior cleanliness.
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NEW ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

D1SSULUI7UN NOTICE.
. The partn, rship heretofore existing between
W. Il. Bloom aud +. e. Turner has been .iisst,lv.
cd by mutual consent. W. Bloom will ply all
Indebtedness and collect all bills.
W. +. BLOOM,
A2w F.. TURNER.
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