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BIGELO

Hay makers all 1T work Good weather for 1t
-When il dOn't rain.
=, Ei.>l'W village directory for lss2 completed.
Over ono hUllui cd all told.
The Il. Il. section strikers brought the compa-
ny to time Men are scarce now, and wages
Eood. Goats of, sleeves rolled up, luuh talk
D.g threats and wild gestures; no blood shed,
no arrests, at tho depot Sunday evening.
Ransom township is ON tho war path. They
discharged very worthy and respectable young
lady teacher for some old woman's whim some
say for sleeping. Whether It was for sleeping
after O'Clock In the morning or III school
hours, the Jealous old bachelor hNs not informed:
Us.
Strong talk Of a saloon In Eigelow very soon,
providing the towi officials look upGn the chi
lcrpGiSc" W it'll Il business eye. DOCTOR.
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IfOEEEDlNGS OF TIE BOARD OF EQUALIEA-
AUDITORS OFFICE, Worthington, MINI,
July is, 1882.
Members prcsent--County CONS James Cow
in, L. J.. Taylor Maurice Olicaln and Patrick
Blaine, and Il. S. Mills, Co. Auditor, were duly
sworn as Per statute.
On motion James GOWN was elected chairman,
The assessment Of each town was taken up
ANA errors there were q great many ut tlcnO in
1ootings etc. corrected.
II was agreed thai average rates of valuation
Of property should be fixed rs nearly rs practc-
bic rs follows:
Changed from assessed value on:
llorscs-l year DID, average, $3.50 $500.
= So+.s5 to $500.
3 II" and over S47.7Y TO scooo
Cat'ie--1 S5.Gl 70 S5.75.
$l0.l5 to $l2.0O.
CoWs-;lvcragc, SHIT to l5uU
3years old and over, S3252 to $35oO
Mules and asSts-5l. IS to 5000
Slleep$l.5o. No change,
liuSs-$l Il to$2G0
Wag"rs-$l4.l3 to So.
Sewing and knitting machincs-$s57 to SloCo.
Watches and clocks-$i2U No change.
Nclot:i;tns and organs--S3a 10
Ait4AOS~SiJ.Zl. tu
And on valuations OF land III:
Indian Lake, from assessed average, S2os pcr
acre. No change.
BigccW-SoG5 to So.
E.:lsoEl-- $2.75 to 50.
Little ltovll--$2.57 to 50.
Gl:.ua I'railic-S23. Is TO $3.50.
l.or;l;n-$33.l5. No change
Ncr;hin;;ton Village $i049 to*l2
Nortnin3ton TD.-$iU7 to IS.
NeW:il- is. No change.
Cncy-$;;.3.l to $3.50.
Adrian \illagc-&l.G3 10 s..
WcSl:idc- .G7 tn 81.
lic,,rE->S; IA a3.:a5.
Ek-$5 to 1870.
Sunl'ait Lake %2.15 to $500
luj-42-S1125 10 $}.
!i>lnurc $50 to $325.
t:;;i.t!m I.alc-;f:I>5 to $3.50.
:;r";ir;l-:;;.it to a}25
H'ouhi.- $r2..2z 70 $335o
Nl;t!'l;t-- $50 to $2.75.
'-cot:s- 49,! 81.
III" County Auditor was directed to add to or
deduct iror Ike assessed value Of property such
l'':T c>'it;t'- > to make changes III valuations in
cu \ town rs above stated
j ",i> ,., :crii th;.t tic assessed valuation
c:Irrolt mt:1S III r?a' {, state should be rnor, ed
80 ;s to lrsAt it tel to uui!;.r toi. Gael! acre.
improved.
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NOTICE OF l!OHTG1EE SALE

TX7 Ii!HE!iS, Default has been made in The
" conditions OF a cc'tHin in,!,Ilt;re OF mort
t.'.r. nn:i:!" :rsl cXrrH'. b., Isaac n Safer AMI
i!'irn;l G. Saer. his wife. EloT!";goI;. unto ,,o-
.tEu Dean. NnrI;cr: dated u:i The seventeenth
.H! II .!nlr. lSI2. :llI rccoilcd in the 0!i!: q!
ne Ht}:isl,r OF I'rr'lS Of Tie County Of No''lv>,
,agrs, on pages 81 ;,i,i So:
And whereas. Said moltgare was given
five Iiundru,l aid sly-fnur DollarS AMI: Il:
rictern vv..t> (sSl.1:n. due one sea: from said
d;,:, r;h int rest at Tie rate OF twelve
n q. ':,!, has been n,;:,;r IL the payment y!
.oh It's: Iril,rii;,l "f sail sum and the irtn?c>:
tl;'rron d';!. 2@, "tor@ai'!: And, Whereas.
J hare is c!ei!n%A to lee due and is due 1T th,
Gaze OF this notice. upon SAX. mortgage :,!nl the
|r't l'"rv',y *%r"r';: iAr'nIinE Interest al,
Il" i,;,'t>,:in'> 1T l;,W or oiv;s i>e |u, Ing bee,
lad ~. i.!>ti':!y,; 10 ':",:.,r the G st>l:tc,t
IVY s:1'' in"rl*;'-', or ;;'!y Fart t;"''r'I;
cont in.H' AND i."trNi:!' s.n',','". anl lrlS,,-
~! I" 'r statute in S'rh c:t*" n''ld" ami i'."vl
Ini '.1rin u, j!,r> !- ~; hrin: >';:i;:t {!
II. said r";'i!'y q S""N"S, a'ri *,:,:v q:
Ni";"~n:a VIZ: '':,hc .n:,'iE:'l",' rno-!ia|t
'|t. ::i' rr;'n >ll>, .. section lt.:,.''tr ,..r
-: ;-'| il l;:,,~il; '''.:'.T c,.' li;tl.t,t ;.r..
Two !i2). OF range l''t';:;rr forty co., saving
amt exec; ,sl- t :t:': "'HH 10 tic Sioux City x
=. Paw! ';:ii|tnl'' Company vii! I've sold by :hr
$lls ritz "t said N"!!r5 r,r,!ty III pubic ;,t!,linI:
i'' hi:c,r>' i,!:rr Ter ca. l. al !ir front door
"I IL; Court ';u>t IN Ne i;.lrr uf Nui; linz
to! in sal! N":'!,:9 r.H.,.ty,rli
Friday, the oSth day Of .july. 1852,
ii ;'n ~'tlwH, q: ~, - pny and satisfy t.c
;.,s.'Hil: which vii! thea IL. cue 'l,r.l .:.i,i
:.n.' 'H.: :,i.'i IL" tr'r l'r,''H ;',,,, inci,ni
i:c i':tit-t It; ;!trrs;i,t :;},! ,, ;:,>;, :l,L c
!! :.tr ';i,l s'N', itiltii@ tit' ':,a of i,yrlI-
:'- ';''!!fS t'c'"''i Is Attorneys fees >ti,n,-
,tr:, in >,,iti In,r!:,1r:'.
I,lt;..! June l. y. l.. lH>2.
.''H:"ril DEAN. E!ort::a",c.
J.. =. M;:Ai3i.i-E, I!i,rc:,,",:is M!,::,.
Attorney iJr MnrtSa,,en
First pub. ,|Unc Is.
i:,>t ,,;lh. ,J;IT -,
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IIIE BYRON SCANDAL
a London cablegram saws:

y LCnuON c3OIegfdm says:
The Athe1Hum announces the pub
lication Of various letters ana papers
relating to Lord Byron, including let
tors from lady Byron to Augusta
Leigh, showing how highly she esteem
ed her, and disposing finally Of Mrs
Stoves horrible slander, published in
the Atlantic Monthly in 1869. Some
unpublished poems by Byron are also
announced to appear shortly.
1t is {; shame that the slandcr should
have remained SO long without a final
refutation. Even if Mrs. Stowe did
find private stories going about in
England to base it on, it was an infer
nal outrage for one literary celebrity tc
thus attack another's memory. It be-
comes doubly henious when the attack
ing party is a woman.
We have always held that Mrs
Stoves good name would have to suf
fer in some way for this outrage Il
Was said at the time that Henry Ware
Beecher advised the publication, and il
Sc, he has already had taste of the
Same thing in the Beecher scandal
And we look for Mrs. Stoves turn
next, either during her life or soon af
ter her death.
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Good health is impossible when the
blood is impure, or whoa it is thin and
cold Uniur such conAitiOlS one dii
ease alter another is developed. Bol!s,
pilnples, headache, neuralgia, rheuma
tism, ETC., are the result of impure
blood, and tho Wisost course is to lnal1e
the blood pure: rich and warm by the
use OF Ayers Sarsaparilla.
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THE BURLINGTON EOAD.

III. Bushnell has begun work on his contract
five miles out. The first five ;!es from Worth
ington arc let to Mr. McDouald. 4 Northwestern
contractor, who will he lcie this week. II. L.
Torrance has the contract to furnish supplies
for the first seven niles out. They Will work q
to 80 men to the mile and when tne whole line
is covered there will be 4 regiment or TWO OF
men moving on US by gradual approaches.
The right of way is now pretty well secured.
Attorney Rohrer has been busy for several
weeks on this part OF the business and has had
good success. About 9i1 niles were secured al
total cost OF about 81 ,1oo, which Is the cheap
est right Of way VIC have heard Of. Some par
ties have donated the right
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Goodbye, lll-Heaith. h.-Wlen you
fee! weak, languid and depressed try
browns Iron Bitters. You Will find it
y most wonderful rcvivcr. It is {: true
tonic. i aids digestion, It strength
ems every part Of the body. tits refresl..
ing to the Wtariud mental faculties. It
iSreifoct. This is what our family doc
tor SayS.-iOcal Edi10r.
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Aphysician in Cincinnati, O., writes:
II have found Browns Iron Bitters to
be 4 reliable cure for lost vigor inciden-
tai to middle aged and old men.
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rI!E COC.TIl- FAIR,

L
"o:!cit1SjTO*, July Il, 1872.
The Tx C;.t;S4 !:ulv:; IT. I!!,' .i",lc; Comfy
.t,;icNii urs. civtE :nu: y rsi!,:'n1 to c:!!
j. VI, :. :, III. !. i. ..II.i' =. i,
" T.: ia =! l. .u =. Sc; IIyt ii:1", =. y.
G. :'.H: ), = ~. l. Il Ninn:.,.
-. IL, - -: !!i!u,l order, and pIt l.
H. ':.;' t. ":: ;l;' st, Vice Ire: .del.t Durttr
II, i t'! III the ;I:"!r.
il W. >;' :. u t the "a 'i'.Ea! fair If til!
81 :: l.; 'c ::,, VI! the -,ii: =. lii ;a ~, IS ii
r. l.".:::H list wa; made anil ordered pub
lis he'd"
1t a"c,..: that tI:e sun. Of dollar be
ass; .>,. i! nli; zach n"ll:t't: vi The SOu:ciy,
and tia; ~ .'''y shout 1iuii!y ci:c!, ncntr
VI :-it'.ij ;.>~:.~ IL IL.
Itl:' I;:..,viHi, rail.e.i persons chosen
Sill, r...'.;.'.',.:, II Tie several !Nisln,is:
L; r. l!;j,"r, !.rur;Il Superintendent.
i. ". .yJE, iIi>.!';l \ i!t:rS''S.
i;.',. ,;:;,tl4. division =! cattle.
WA. i:.II, div i>inn &. S!irvD
X. =. E,EtE. division d. swine.
NJ. ). Yw.tvh III, division l.. poultry.
i. J.. WtMi,ic, division !, yE"ll seeds and
vegetables.
ii. j. Lrr!low, division 6, dairy, farm and
Kitchen.
Mrs. Joseph Lowe, division II, floral.
j. &. Siit .,r,!, divisions l am; j, machinery
ana II, iScv..l;i lrnuS.
(. L. !r,i:I'e, t,i;i: ion X. rqucstranism.
y. II. l...;raA:lr, division l., SWEEPSTAKES.
J. Craft, ui.: ,i'>i! NJ special.
!. l.. DUHFEE, Pres. Pro TEN.
|nrD 3,1 o0N Sec
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Dried Beef at IIussclton:s,

y SIX months old child uI G. II. Nixon dic, at
81. 'au! or Sunday la5:, os spinal meningitis,
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FoR SAAE.-228 acres on SEQ. 2,
Ransom Tp., five miles from Rush.
more, feur and one-half from Bigelew
improved. Barn 100 it. long, II wide.
House 14x2S. Two wells and good Gel
travel on every acre. $50 worth Of
new machinery. Creek through one
so. $1,000 in cash. Inquire at this
office. 42.tf.
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,,uly 10, 1882
Hoa:d adjourned to Monday. the 3Hli inst.
JAMES CO"lN, Chairman
Z. s MILE Co. Auditor
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ARRI AND DEPARTUREOF MILLS
ARRIVES.
Eastern (laily) Il lOa m
do st. Pau and beyond 9 80 y III
EOuthcrn 2 80 a. II.
Wcstern-L -Lu Verne ana Sioux Falls, " 25 II,
Round Lake, SATURDAYS - i,
IJElAETS.
' do >"t 70 st. Paul and beyond IL - a. !. ''' II;
SnHtN..rn j. lUa ~.
WrS'er!-'ln Verne 1Ht Sioux Fails ~ pm
Rnunu ..~s, 81 ,urtia,3 ! y ;r
Mails carried 10y day t!a;r: close 50 mintit.:
,;eforc d.p,rtur". Al' others 1T oclycl> y nl
oNiee llours from q. "a. !" p H. sun lays
from 70 II II! and II m to l2 % pm
Money orders issued an letters r.uistcrcd be-
tween O'clock II. ans. !, IN.
II. y. BARBER, i. NJ.
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W ''!TNN T.
2.u hos O"er six months Old.
DEFOR

The crops in thIH vicinity mover looked or
promised! better. Al fears in regard to the
corn ccnp has t'C:, -ct'inT. it having Cnti: ely
,rroT"Tti from L r. ntn;in@ and (: cold sprint
The ;.::>:::S Of 'l,:> is about the same as last
year. i." Yield vi! h4 81 per cent more.
The -: "D..:o!;s a., z,:'ra"'t;on. 81 co"lt them
+' Wi-h The $iJ ,.t'i bt,ut:. :!.:S c'N2 (na :,r
"r ~ -A',;'ii. i''':H"J "iS HE tent, Tor i.ic
service lie rv,ei9ru a Complimentary tick, (.
NA.'} The $40" eye ,>tl lie r*1 r,vi his no.h"r
a, iNO S,;,''S To S":t's VII il!il the I;!EY.iS. 4
guy Ius.:c np % l::.: ;.'.u 81: 4, lnll are the
f.''.'w tiit helped pl;t up the tent. Walk iniS
M;:N win SCAR t:;Hi:::':, ihi% way" J..:S ::.,u
III" ...;G :.j:t. his 81 l 8 ('iS rnusn> Ei:'i his
auii;* N:>t!'; t,r.j followed tisr !.:t: Ia The
hsr a. slh Ei!r { :is"y GOT a":i WIN luEr
I: .>ri # ::iiOW !'''!}H;!;.tiA. Jerry was Just
t::,!..H "'i!:>t :.ir ,ilS lncy wee and lie i,y
lev =! ~ Nrl!u 70 /. '"n to WHlti':H'.:oH ard
h|n WI w The t>::t. i...n lie .t" n;':..'yj"i
'::' ~ =: - "ii:, '''niiE .vln:, l.il /, !~.iA
r".NS! ,vr y ;t""'jc:, down aH.: ,.;,rlti :ul Il
:; ::.!!. dnjar "..i"l "<3t ',H". lit" tic l~Uy'S
:' ~, aegean PA ~ with te Ttnirh, 't:; ~
r.: -: Z -, III SIC i''! j.! any ,,,,; %,
.,s.' ,i''". H. J.. !.'.:, - . a;>sl.;;!!'
-N:.;. &. :, l':,l'; :"n ani t::a two boys. :.t-
c'':; t".:":">: 1i'. N::?'G DiS}u, arc ,i:j :i
~ N.p t.!.!@iu!. III M:ck. SuCHD:E.
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Ihe AD"ANcE is furnished at IL 50 a year t
tlahs c1 ten or more. Clubs OF ten for six III o1,tl
Is cents for each subscriber.
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Maple sugar l23o q pound ut IIussel-
toms. A7-ov
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fSDfcia1 tn thn tD\-A~C1,

FAlENovNr, eth.-Arrived here 8
q. m Iarty had match game Of cro-
Quet at Prairie Junction, il, which our
SIDE cane out victorious. All well and
i'll geei spirits.
NJ. s r., A. +. N. and G. J. H.
E!1SC0rA. VISTA "AoS.-Nis;:rp lpl,,c will
visit as llnwS:
H"s "''ing at Worthington, Sunday, aug. Is,
Gi dA- y Siayton, Monday evenings llth;
vi n''''n. I'u SHAY cE"tias, 18th; st. James.
Wednesday evening, 18th: l;:.cl;a, yll.: rstlay
rv:.'iAE, l1;::. ~ trSS.
MARE FOR SALE.-Gooa mare, nine
years old. Apply to
I-tf Dr.. CLIP NIGER.
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LOCAL.
CLUE RATES.

WCETH1NGTON. MIMI, Jul.y 90, 1852,
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al toHloinl W nttor Pub
2EGE2t t,r3 12a tlaSs Eoapar.
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9. $. LAND OFFICE, Worthington, MINI.

9. $. LAND OFFICE, Worthington, MINI.
june 81, 1882,
COMPLAINT having been entered at this Office
by John II. Weber against Iuzi Schneider, for
iaiii'r,' - comfy with law rs to DecIaratory
sjtH:t.l!,n.!t No. l1:'S1,
l;,,*l i>,cvl'.;:cr ~, isl, upon the
81 SO. it.!'hi X,
III .nli:,.~ ,.,,tt,it. . Minnesota, with q view to
the ,!Ntli.ti,n ui sAii y. s.: contestant nllcg-
i.,. t,'at said !uIi Schneider is not entitled tn
said 'rt-tmption for the rr,:,;n that IL lauyrt!
u;. from his own land within tic State OF MN
Nt;uta unto the same.
The said parties arc hereby summoned to ap-
pr:!rat this Ut.,':. "ll
ii,c ::,-;, day of July, ls2 at o'clock D. M,
To rrS,wnI and lUiiisl Testimony concclujng
said alleged failure.
N!cES GRISAcIl:, Register.
- L. II. SMITH, Ecccivur.
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

AUnITOE-E. s. Mills.
THEASl:HEl.-l;. E Shcraru.
EE,;lSTEN OF DEE:s-B. +. Johnson.
JrlGi: OF t,H,,:AIE-}. :. Nelson.
CLERK OF tNlK KIT. =, Bennett.
SItEKIFF-lt. Il. Miller
SUEvETOK-Otto lserrcau.
Coz Kr COMMIsSICNER-l~ s. Nelson.
Cor S'TY ATTOHSEY-t;cO. w. ilSOn.
COiONER-.I. :. McNIanuS.
COUNTY SUrENl SvENDEN'r-M \. DCGEc.
COMMESSICSEHs.
First DiStrict-p Blaine. OF I!ersrv.
Srcn3iH i,jStrict-'i. l.. I >luy. If !.!k.
Inird DiStrict-,ltlMrs Cow in. uf Adrian.
Euurth Ui>trict-h.::uricc U'J!ca.n, CT t;ralt!
Prairie.
flith E;$trict-D. Shell. Worthingt'n, Cha.
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Nc2K:-loO Acres Of plowing and
seeding to let on section IS IN Hound
Lake township. Liberal pay in cash.
IIlC.; II HApcNNS
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A vigorous growth CT the hair is Of
ten promoted by using Parker7s Hair
Balsam. It always restores the youth
full color and luster to gray hair, gives
it new life and removes all irritation
and daudruH,
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: steady, firm and regular beat Of the
h"alt, replaces the Interrupted feeble
action Of that organ, if Browns Iron
Bittcrs arc freely used
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For SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR HAT.-Good
span OF Horses and Set of Harness
VIII pay the cash for lou tons OF Hay put Up
before harvest. T., COOPER Adrian
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G., y. ". TIL :T,!I.E.
Time nt departure Of Passenger TRIMS from
iankatr:
Leave for Chicago ma ~. {: 81 y. m.
" New Tim 1T s S1 Il. NJ. {. ) - y. ,n.
Titnr If ii r;vl:
lr..i De i.:*- i ~ :. " :. III
ii,i:: ~ West, So u! 4 20 /. II.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAIN

SIOUX CITY & ST. P..I-l. TYNE CARD.
NO. ! PASSENGER.
Going Vest.
Leave st. Paul at $50 p. M
WurtlEt,,n, at lis y. III
Arrive ut Sioux City. ut 3:7 4. III,
NO. 3 PASSENGER
I.r:vr St Paul ut 7:l0 2 III
Arrive Ill "rithinctun at 81! !, III
Az 4: Hi"uX tity III 1:.:, pm
Going East.
Leave Sioux ti,yat 1910 a. m
WnrtIn:,ton, at +.H3 " II.
Arrive ut ST RAUL. 1T il.;;;, y. ~.
80 iTASsESGElI
Leave Sio"\ t!.y.,t :ch :, III
Arrive ;t1 Nnrth;A.tNn at II: NJ
AZ. az st. Idu ~ r:i, !: III
W0RT!I1Sc;TnN AND SIOUX FAILS X. K.
3oinN E,$i-
l,..y.s Sioux Falls ut :: 20 L. H.
Arrives It "U.'l!l;l!. i II l., - =
5,iEH u .'~l-
i.H'r> H":tii,,tnn 3 - =. III.
W. :t li.,, - :"
/. y SULLIVAN, Agent.
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3CHOOL pRIINCYgAL.

Prof. Wood has te!egrap!led his ac-
cel'tancc CT tie position OF Principal Of
the Wo,t|singtor schools rendered him
by the School Board. We regret ex-
cecdingly the ;ll-tempere5 zeal and
foolish conduct Of some Of Prof. Dono-
vans friends, for they place him in q
false light, and he ought to ssk devout-
" 10 be "deliyered from his friends. -
Tie: Professor HAS tho respect Of every
one il the community and has made an
excellent Principal, but majority of
tie School board decided to call anotl,-
CT man - the position, and the Fro
'tacu: himself has acquicsced grace
fully.
The cry q "whisky party and ''the
AE;tNCE is at the bottom OF it's
r:ii::rl by some Of the Professors ia
lat!c;s! friends, is unjust and malic-
iousiy false. SO far RS Wo are concern
ed, NC knew nothing Of the intentions
Of tie Board until they had announced
their selection FOR the coming year.
":''; We had taken it for granted that
the former Principal would be retain
c::
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LAND OT1ICi, 1T Wor!i,incto,,, Njnn.,
NOTICE; g '"rcl'v given that the fnrOw;nc-
nH'iird t'er h;ss flied i.ot;ct Of his Intention 10
n"kc ':h1l lI'"'l in SUPPORT Of his claim. and
li.,: *"i.' i'""sf NJ! L. made before the L. =
I''l'' Hricc It E"rthir:ct.,i, -;i,in., Oh
saturday, July ~. IHS:..
Viz: Theodore !intnor,'
Adh. ituncstcatl Application No. ll,oiG
For the J.. NY ! s"". l4-IM-40
H.. names Tho following witnesses to prove his
said lal'i. Viz:
Fred Bloom, 3. i. Johnson, G. ., Lovclcss.
William CU.T, Of c;Oblcs Co.. M;.n.
As Mons GkISAGEK, Register.
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Z TIC HUU-Uub U1lS!I1teu WIN GONG OF
tho Professors $ friends in tho ConRre-
gational church, and NO hope by this
time that they ars thoroughly ashamed
Of their conduct, not for wishing the
Professor retained, but for their fool
ish methods and Misrepresentation il,
attempting To lulldozc the School
Board after the lnatter was finally set
| tied.
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Those foot stools at Thayer's take
the cake. 45-tf.
The Worthington advance., 1882-07-20

Parties have written from below to lear:
whether or not any r;iilro has begun grading
n'': nl Worililigt"n. This inquiry comes citl-
CT ;iH:!. ihr NiW;;,t>tt or the Wabash We tal
inform! slirnl thai SO far there is grading 20
li1t '1n. The cn!,E northwest Of us is c.r:. fJ
| e:llvr sf these roads, and that Que or both o.
| t';'i. vii ''r grading there next ycaC. is l'H
dow. ;:i!lly ,'le rtit;intics. These two road
:i:~ t.'iiliNtTtO WUrtIln,tUn.
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DoN'r BE ALARMED 1T Br;ght's Dis =
ease, Diabetes, or any disease Of the kid
neys, liver Or urinary organs, rs Hop
you, and it is tho only thing that will.
The Worthington advance., 1882-07-20

Elaine, the family safe guard, for sale
by G. W. Smith. 46-2.
The Worthington advance., 1882-07-20

lC0-acre farm, 4 miles from WORTH
inEton for 81 per acre.
Il treo claim with good improve
mentS fol S3.15.
Il magnificent ! section farm. s miles
from Worthington, with or without
crop, at a bargain. For sale by +.
Bloom. 46.3t.
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;llc E.scurs, riu,y!, j.; ;,',v,!t cou,:lctcd and
Scr'i"v> were |. X i"i; VI. .,;:,,>,ay
iir' Il. !. church j;l,,oti. rpl " 10 plaster.
The ~,isl: -! t;ir truwci il heard in the new
Spiritual ,;i.:,. corner OF ,;:;-v and lgl,-
Lo,v.--Glitl's Chain, with tur
kois lo>:l>t, picture inside. Lost en-
Monday between thc hotel and wv
kolt's store. finder will bC suitably
rewarded l!y returning it To the Wor.
tiiAGtoil Uotcl.
EElc:'.- E. 3. Moore dropped us a note an
nNn;lN: 1!s;'s t'',y h!ie l!,.;',' :. success oi
H., il :r Jill: ol trick III, first ever made il,
;',t~ >!1 'I A;'Nn">".c. Til" kin l. :;C,% cooling:
nI;:..,t ~ ':i !; WI, Hv j.. :;,l, ',y III" I'd,
=. j., l., ~" :tl:,: Ma: axe ,.!;!>iu3 an Cx-
i"'.s,. ',.: rs; !.nrtE"! !nwn.
T.; E"''r:; t.r,;:.' o; Ia u,.i:ali,n WAS a.'-
in-;'-, 70 :: ':.''E IT,. :.h l':>;. lhcrt is :lIN
JULY WEATHER.
1i:'r" i \rnl!"r' n!:,p OF the wc:.thc: for tho
ilt,.. r.r' uf jay.
L.. +, ;.rlt q :. heatc>, term generally. with
<@:.s wy t,|:rr: Nv w.. Il;y r:''":I of
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coo. L.: -.
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"fa:ls -
=. :';;:'u' 2,o!'". VIZ. cecil to cod ri.,hts
=. ''.s ! nc '. pleasant il ':'.inli:y .; ,:o-
liv"i
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=! '''H!: :; - VI t',: IT,, q! storms.
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'. " III ui u.... III .r .r:, and middle sS&-
:! rs.
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!" :..! III i, III :iI :. =: arc likely 10 D. u.u
l,i.:. ..::'; -; Il -, ~ nt:i. HriHt..,. TIC
t. az! -':i2 >n,r.'l !I":r :::i,: s:DrE,.
Il.'U C.i0I1E LUI% EU!, S44 LIZ.
Lots and Z, block 25, foG salo Cheap
for cash. Eew plank walk in 'front.'
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Woythin9tpu Atlvauee.
ADVERTISING RATES.
a q. oF tt Wy
M A SONIC.

,WOrthington Lodge No G5 meets every Friday
evening: ]. S. NlC%AEiS, Master Wurkmn.
Il. Il. PLOrTs, Recorder.
The Worthington advance., 1882-07-20

solomon Dickinson died on Tuesday, the 18th.
OF dropsy. aged 70 years. Mr.. D. arrived about
three weeks ago from Moinominee county, Wis.
with view to locating. and was stopping with
his son in-.aw, Mr.. Bailey, of Lorain
The Worthington advance., 1882-07-20


Two OF the thieves who broke iail at st. Paul
spent 'a't Friday and Saturday in Woriiinston.
l!':'y went Oh to Sioux City vrcrA they were ar-
resi- Cd and l;l.en back esd cr,l:.N morning,
The Worthington advance., 1882-07-20

Hartles who have been in the country
tor soine days past tel! us that the crors
never looked as we'll in this county us
they do now.
The Worthington advance., 1882-07-20

bee ''!St page for accounts Of E.yrtan W
and Sioux E:t!::; E:l,..;u~
The Worthington advance., 1882-07-20

Candy 1Oc a pound at Husselton's.