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The Worthington advance., 1882-12-28
Holiday Locals.
Pickles at UussletOn'S.

Pickles at Hussleton's.
II. G. Shepard & Co. have q good
team Of horses for sale cheap. lift.
Revolvers, Cartridges and Cutlery at
Hewitt Il MArline's. II
An endless variety of seasonabla
goods at prices to suit times, at Hewitt
l. Marines.
Christmas Candies from 20c to 40c
per pound at Ilusslcton's. |
If you have Hides, Furs, Pork or
Butter, 80 to Lyons for highest prices.
st. Anthony Roller Mill Flour, the
best in the State, at Hussleton's. l
See the Ideal Il. Pot. Indestructi-
bic a,sd beautiful, ut Hewitt & Mar
tines. II
China goods, Cups and Sas GERS,
Bread and Milk Sets, Cuspa1rrs. at
&. W. Smiths. l6-2W
Call at IIerron's and see the finest
line Of Confectionery in the city. 1872
Fine Caryers at Hewitt aud Mar
tines.
Hard and soft coal ut Sheparas',
Worthngton. l7-tf.
Headquarters for Holiday Goods at
Lyons. II
Wanted, good girl to do house
work 1T uerron's. lw
II. Sears Il Co. s fine Pen and Pockt t
Cutlery at Hewitt Il Martine's.
Wanted, choice Print Butter at
Lyons. II
Cash for Dressed Pork at Lyons
California Grapes at uusslelon's.
You can get Elaine Oil 1T
144W II. E. TOHRANCE'S.
Odor Cases III leather and plush at
T.. ". Smiths. 16-3w
All kinds Of Groceries and Canned
Goods at uerron's cheap for cash.
Autograph Albums in CANVASS, leath-
Ell and plush ut &. w. Smiths. 1872
Santa Claus has made u depot of his
toys for Christmas at Uerren's. Call
and see them. 16-2w
Largest assortment of Photograph
Albums ever exhibited in the city at
T.. W. Smiths. 1G-3w
Bigelow & Plumb are selling Sausa-
ges frem the size OF i pipestem to the
Size Of a log. Can't be beat. Try ayard
of it. 1927
CelIuloid Toilet Sets in leather and
plush at &. w. Smiths. lG-2w
T. Why are you paying from soc to 60c
for oysters when Bigelow Il Plumb have
them OH sale. 16-2t
Oysters by the quart at He1ron's.
l6-2W
The stock Of Furniture at Thayer's
store is now complete. Cali On him
before buying your holiday goods.
Call and see hM and look over his
mammoth stock, whether you wish t.
buy Or not. 16-2w
The Worthington advance., 1882-12-28

HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
Live Chi. kens. Turkeys. Ducks. and
Geese.
Also HIDES. Deliver at 8 McI4an's Butch.
or Shop.
4-lm g. MCLEAN. I
The Worthington advance., 1882-12-28

David J. Pettis aud Lucy J. Milling
ton were married on Tuesday last, at
John Millington's ia Wortilington, by
Rev. b. F. Kephart. No cards.
The Worthington advance., 1882-12-28
THE AMENDMENT

A petition has been circulated ask
ing the Legislature to submit a proli-
bition amendment to the people. We
declined to sign it because it is gotten
out by the Prohibitionists and all who
sign it will be quoted as f1voring such
an amendment. If the people are
clamoring for chaneo to vote on such
question, we say give them chance,
but wo believe that whatever there is
in the matter is forced upon them by
the PrOhibitionists. The true temper
ance people are not asking it, and are
opposed to prohibition.
The Worthington advance., 1882-12-28
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

SIOUX CITY 4 ST. PAUL TINE CARD.
NO. PASSENGER.
Leave st. paul at $50 p. M
.r,,,, %?5tnsrfGn; " s'aas %if2 at It 3 a p M H.
Leave St. Paul at 7:1oam
Arrive 4. W"rthinrtOn at 1913 pm
AZ: at Sioux City at 7:25pm
no. 2. PASSENGER
Leave Sioux City 1t III a. m
WOrthinEtOn, at 400 Il. IN.
70 PASSENGER.
Arrive 1t W0rtilington at I:52 am
Ar. at st. Paul at 7:25pm
ACCOMMODATION.
Going East-Leavcs Worthngton at $40 a. m.
40 4. M, 2::9 p. IN. and 5:27 y. III.
Going WeSt-Leayes W"rthinston at 1870 p
1.Ds and 1T 2:V5. 2::0 and 500 y. NJ.
:, ,3oin0 East
Leaves Sioux Falls at s 20 a. m.
Arrives at Worth;ngton II IS -
:~aotng West
Il. L. WARREN, Agent.
DC.R L n. TINE TABLE.
(,Oing North-Passenger arrives ut $50 p. III.
Going gSoush-Pnsssngcr leaves ut $3.50 4. III.
CAN. ". TINE TABLE.
Time OF departure Of Passenger Trains from
New Tim at s IS a. M / IS >. NJ.
Tine of arrival:
From the East. 6 80 a m 4 25pm
rom the West, SOS amG 2Opm.
The Worthington advance., 1882-12-28

s. Mclean has rented tie old butch
er shop of Poundstone & Anderson
and is now prepared t." furnish all
kinds of meat. Cash paid for Hogs,
Cattle and Hides. 12-tf.
The Worthington advance., 1882-12-28
D each month.
MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

NOBLES COUN I or T1O721e0'
AuDlrOR-E. 8. Mills.
TkEAsUHKk-H. G. Shepard.
REGISTER OF DEEDs-R +. johnson.
JUDGE OF PROBArE-L. 8. Nelson.
CLERK or COUkr-L. b. Bennett.
HNERIrF-R. X. Miller.
RURVEYOR-OttO Berreau.
COURT COMNIssIONER-L. S. Nelson.
COUNTY ATTORNEY-(;e0. w. wilson,
COKONER-J. ). McNlanuS.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT A. DOonc.
COMMISSIONERS.
First Dtstrict-P. Blaine, Of Herscy.
Aec01,d Disfrtct-T. l.. Taylor, Ut Elk.
Tnird District-James Cowin, Of Adrian.
FOurth Diytrict-Maurice O'Hearn. OF Grand
Prairie.
F1fih District-D. Shell, WOrthington, Chm.
The Worthington advance., 1882-12-28

The Sons of Temperance, we learn,
haye abandoned their lodge and turned
it into a literary or debating society.
"A good literary society would do the
sons and daughters ''power' Of good
by stimulating inquiry and training
the young folks to express themselves.
The Worthington advance., 1882-12-28

Justice Roderick. of Beaver Greek,
was engaged Wednesday IN the trial Of
Il suit brought by W. B. Crane. of
Worthinglon, against H. e. Spaulding
in consequence of trouble arising from
a cattle trade. N. r. Reynolds appear.
ed for the plaintiff and W. N. David.
son for the defense. The defendant
waived examination and gave bonds
for his appearance III district court,
where the manifestly groundless action
will doubtless he Observation-Disclosures
Herald
The Worthington advance., 1882-12-28

''Sweet Curing Seeds" was the trans.
lation of the name yiven to Ayers
Pills by high mandarin Of China, in
his letter of acknowledgement and
thanks to DR.. Aver for having intro
duced them into the Celestial Empire
a very appropriate name. They are
sweet, they cure. they are, therefore,
the most profitable ''seeds" a sick man
Can invest in.
The Worthington advance., 1882-12-28

Thayer has just received u lot al
Easy Chairs. Patent Rockers and the
Solid Comfort, which is the grandest
chair out. Also a lot Of other goods
too numerous to mention. 16-2W
The Worthington advance., 1882-12-28
PROBATE COURT.

Notice Is hereby given to the public that will
bold Probate Court on the
FIRST MONDAY or EACH MONTH,
A. my ONCE III the Court House in the village
u Worthingtol,. 0~
Papers may he filed at any other time by ap-
plying to me 1T Adrian In said county, and an
time BY applying to L. B. Bennett. Clerk Of the
District Court. - ...<-
lilly l.. g. NELSON. Judge at Px,bate.
The Worthington advance., 1882-12-28
v1oxrGac:E rossEC1osURE SALE

lEtAULT has been made in The conditions Of
IL that ccl.;in MIR gage which contains Il
power ct S;slt, executed by vii IAN II. InEraiIam
an '1tt,iaJ j. lnsraham, his Wife, MOrtg gOrS,
t" 'iht Uun,iet' Mortgage and rruli Investment
Company U.imitcd,) ol Dundee, scotland, dated
FEBRUARY 3ti., y. d: ei=hteen hun jred an,
iste, Of Deeds Of The county of n b es and state
Of Minnesota, Oh the .; h day of May, A. ID. 1851
ut !u:40 "clocI. y. III: in book "E' of Mortgages,
at pages 49, $50, 5o4 and 5,, upon the following
describedl lands situate in the county Of Mobiles
and Stale .i Minnes ta, t" wit:
The southeast quarter OF section Six (6) and
shi? One Hundred and One (i0l), rahge Forty
three {l3) west, con aiming three hundred and
twenty :O) acres. securing the payment Of FIJI
Of or Fehrry "a iss i viii in inttrsst :e M a
fr''m date ll"tl paid 1T the rate OF eight per cent
per annum. payable annually On 'h. first day OF
iSs'ny note OF he said William ii. and LetIia j.
lngr ,ham with coupons ut! ached to said note at
th' office of the Corbin Banking Company, New
York City.
The interest due January l 1882, not having
been Paid and the sal mortgagee electing to
i":ecose for the principal amount and interest,
there is now claimed to b. due. and there is due,
at THIS date on said no e and mortgage the sum
OF Seventeen Hulrtred ard Seventeen and 30 In
Is 7l7.Hp) Dollars, together with tn. sum OF
One Hundred ($lU0) j liars as attorney 5 fees
agreed t. be paid in case said mortgage were
fOreclUsed: and no ac'irn Or proceeding has
been Instituted at law to recover the debt Secur-
eQ ny said mortgage.
Notice is hereby given. that by virtue Of the
power of sale In said mortgage contained, aud
pursuant to the statute in such case made and
Provi"cd. the said mortgage will be frrecloSr'l
n.y. the sale OF said in,lS above described, and
said lands will be sold by the Sheriff o said No.
hlrS county ('r by his Deputy ut public vcndue
t" he highest bidder therefor for cash 1T the
fr,'nt tuor OF the Court House in the town Of
Warrington in the county Of Mobiles Il Il State
Of Mi"neS ia, on
Friday, the 5th day Of January.
\. d. 1873 at ooc'ocA in the forenoon If ~ i'll day
TO satisfy the amount which shall then he dur oi,
said mort gage, including ~a:d attorneys fee rs
provided for in said mortgage together with all
legal costs and Disbursements.
n,tcd >t. Paul, Mimi. November |, 1890.
THE DUNDEE MOKTGA,.E r. AND TRUST IN.
VESTMENT COMPANY, LIMITED. OF Dun
dee, Scrtlan.!. MOrtyagce
CHARLES J. BEIRYHILL, Attorney for Mort
gagre, st. Panl, Minn.
First. pub. Nov. =, 1882
Last pub Jan. t. 1883
The Worthington advance., 1882-12-28
Total,
There now.

Quick and Sure.--Many miserable
people drag themselves about with fail
ing strength, feeling that they are
steadily sinking into their graves,
when by using Parker's Ginger Ton 6
they would find 4 cure commencing
with the first dose, and vitality and
strength quickly and surely coming
back to them.
The Worthington advance., 1882-12-28

The ADVANCE family were largely
remembered on the Episcopal Christ
mas tree. Mr.. Advance, Mrs. Ad-
vance. Zephaniah Aminadxb Advance
and Charles Augustus Jehoshaphat Ad-
vance were NIL remembered with pres
ents, but, strange to say, our dear lit
tie daughter. Yiougheigheny Jernsl,a
Mehitable Advance. was overlooked.
The Worthington advance., 1882-12-28
JOHN WESTON'.S GHOST

Our next issue beng near the tenth
anniversary of the great blizzard cf
1873, we shall republish the account Of
the great storm, with the remarkable
and authentic episode Of John We>-
toms ghost, which appeared in the Al .
VANCE of Jan. 18th, 1873. The d. .
lnand for tH%at issue, which contained
also the predictions, etc., concerning
the new Annus Mirabalis, was far be-
yond the supply. We have had appli-
cations for it frequently during the
past two years. but the issue WAS ex.
hausted. The prophecies concerning
the cycle which is supposed to have be-
gun about the year 1881, we shall not
republish at this time. but shall COM
memorate the Big Blizzard by repub
fishing its history.
The Worthington advance., 1882-12-28
OBEY! j. E And give them a Call.
l64w
$40 Reward!

reward OF Twenty Dollars will be paid for
mlorIh;'lon ieadlhs to the conviction, as above,
ANY PERSON WHO HAS EVER BEEN CONVICTED OF
SUCH OFFENCE
In said villa:e or no has directly or indirect
y promised the village council, or any member
thereof not to so sell.
The above offer is Backed by RESPONSE
BILE Citizens.
The reward will he paid promptly Oh conviction
Of the party in any Justices Court.
The person furnishing information neol not
necessarily be witness, but may furnish sim
ply the name OF the person to whom liquor was
sold. the date. and the name of Il person or per
sons who wltne sscd the sale. Information may
Ike sent by mail, but til. name Of the sender
must be signed.
WOrlhington, Minn., Dec. IL, 1852. l6 3in
The Worthington advance., 1882-12-28
E1orty2.e Foreclosure Sale.

YHYt, &,.S l;.r:.,,;, l,:,s lcrr ,n.d, IL, .hc
w .,,,t;;. ;,;, ~ , ce;a;n ;,cn,,;yc t,f mo; -
:;,.t ynvci1;.;l ;:,; delivered ,y Ric;,nrd Kew
III, ;,,,.i Sa,.;n L! \:...,n,u lis w:i,e Nnr,,,,
.:oi, -, -. An,r.,,n ,.;,;,; old Land Nn;tr7r,.
r,,,.,,n. t:j Iuu,,,r in,.nl N,.r "~re. a., -
;|i. Is: II t;y t.I juuc :. u. $50. ;;1j rcc0rdcG
IN ,I,. n,,,: IF ihn tt.ti.!er IF i,r,,s i, and
zen, tie ,,,,,,iv ~ .;''c ,::.;c nt Ni,,rc"n'
~ ~, "'; 81; ~ -? - '''~ ~ -! ~ y,
q e; Xxx q ,,i,,,;c> - ": j., ;;;,;.E ~ Gf Mari
..:...> ~, ,.:,.e> *: ..4 -. :,,,d ,s,: Nv ~.
" u,' ~, ir,|- ,,;lj.: '': IN TiE @
-, ,,i.,, 81 ia :,ui, !" ~, :,n,,.,rv -
" '". ''!' i.! W. . j.; ~. ~: ~
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r. D. BARBER,
Physician T. Surueon.

Graduate Of Medical Departu ent OF Harvard
University. u. S. Examining Surgeon.
Worttangton, Mann.
l0.Nly
The Worthington advance., 1882-12-28

All Of our Subscribers who will ray
their subscription account. to tHis
paper in full to date, and one year
In advance, will ie presented with
one years sui scri1,iol TO the CE;-
cAGo WEEKLY NEws, FREE.
The CHICAGO WEEKLY NEWS IL
recognized As paper UNSURPASSED in
al tho requirements Of American
journalism. It stands conspicuous
among the metropolitan journals Of
the country as a complete Aeespapcf.
In the matter Of telegra2nic service,
having the advantage OF c-nrect;on
with tho CHn AGO DAILY NEWS, il has at
its command az the dispatcher Of the
Western Assoc atod Press. b sides u
very extensive service Of Special TEL
egrarls from all important points.
As a Newspaper it has 10 superior.
It il INDEPENDENT N Politics, Pre-
senting all Political News Fzoe from
partisan bias or colo -inr, AMI also
lutely will out fear or favor as 20
parties.
It 10, in tho fullest sense, q FAMILY
PAPER Each issu contains several
CONPLETE'' STORIES, q SERIAL STORY Of
absorbing interest. and rich var: e:y
of condensed n otes on Fashions, Art.
industries, Literature. Sciouc5. ETC.,
etc. Its y ar ,ct Quotations are CON-
'>lete, ana TO be reli5d upon.
It IL unsurpass ID as al E1terpris.
ing, Pure ani iustworthy GIN Raj
FAMILY NEWSP PER. tlur spe .ial Club
bing Terms bring it within the reach
Of all. Sreo;men copies may be ssen
at this Office.
This o1t: IL limited A. to time.
and subscri oers who expecs t. taSe
acvan tags Of it should ac SOON
The Worthington advance., 1882-12-28
Some folks complain that We don't

Some felix's complain that we don't
have statistics enough III the ADVANCE.
Our aim is to suit all tastes at bott en-
prices. Here are some for the present:
Corn crop OF U. 8. tor 1852. 1855, GO COO
Clcvelands majority in N. r., =. i9G 900
HGpulatlOn OF minneapolis, $1,000
Waketeld's maj. il the 2d Dist, 10000
a. 30. IN y. s. who can't read aud write, 5.6O0OOU
Strait maj III I'd Dist, 9, SO ::
lost OF the tariff commission, 4'5,WO
Io!a Railroad mileage In tie u. s., ;,W0
Total, 1910 ,48s,974
There now,
The Worthington advance., 1882-12-28

For SALE.-One House and one
store, with residence up stairs, and two
lots. Enquire Of J.C1IADwICK.
The Worthington advance., 1882-12-28
WANTED

Three thousand bushels Oats, FIVE
hundred bushels Russian Flax, clean
from mustard: and three thousand bu.
Wheat, reasonably clean from foul
seeds. Will pay highest market prices
for same. also have good Lost Ma
tio }, seed wheat for sale.
18.2w F. J. PORTER, Adrian, Minn.
Deputy Treasurer Bennett informs
us that taxes are coming in at an un-
usual rate and payments are exception
ally good. This indicates that the past
year has been good one for farmers
and that they are getting out of the
wilderness.
The Worthington advance., 1882-12-28
All O@cial Matter Pub.
1ished in this Paper.
CLUB LIST

CLUB LIST.
We will club the ADVANCE with
other papers at the following rates:
With tae American Agriculturist, 4275
With the Minneapolis Tribune, 26O'
With the st. Paul Pioneer Press, *I0O
The Worthington advance., 1882-12-28

The ladies of the Sewing society of
the Episcopal church are requested to
meet 1T the residence of Mrs. Thorpe
on Thursday afternoon, Jan. 4tl, to
discuss the business OF the society.
The Worthington advance., 1882-12-28

What Cheer and Illinois Coal by car
or ton at II. G. Shepard Il Go. g. l7-tf
The Worthington advance., 1882-12-28

bars of Soap for Is cents ut Her
ron'S. l6-2w
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LEGAL ADVERTIS1iM.N.:>,
MOI ICE or MORTGAGE S.iLE BY 3D.
VEETISE-NE.NT.


NO1IClS or 4MOHTGAGE SiLE BY I'D
VEETISE-NENT
WHEkEA>, default has been made in the
and delivered by Phini Gage anil 81. anna
,,asSs; Ibis, his Wig, moftgar,r:. TO Warren
sSf1s' s DEEDS Of III lie Ss saS Ss M'fs St
state t Of inesot n',tH on the 7t day Of
Nor *ases, on page 2Si on which there i
claim'd t" be due and is due at The dale OF
this . n:tce' a,' the amount of Three Hundred
ci!r'l and interest. ard the further sun, OF
Twenty Five ard $50 Dollars ts;557) as laxe.
which were paid, on the land III said mortgage
Of December, sss aitsr si Jana ma had M BEEN so is
for said lakes. making i total amount due sal.
| mortgage from Sld mOrtS;tsorS upon said
mortga &c the sum Ot Three Hundred and Sixty
Eight and 7-!uO Dollars ($3fS.07).
And 10 action or proceeding has been institu
ted at law or in equity to recover the debt secu
Now, notice is hereby given, that by virtue OF
power of sale contained in said mortgage and
of the statutv in Sncl, case made and provided
said mortgage will lie forecOScd hy sale of the
m'rtglgtd premises therein described, fOl
cash. by the Sheriff of said county. at public
auction. at the front d"or Of the Court !l",isv in
the village0 of WOrthngton in the county of No
Oles and State OF Minnesota, on
Saturday, the 10th day Of February,
A. ID. 1889. at 10 o'clock il the forenoon,
10 satisfy the amount which shall then he
due ava owing on said mo; lgage, with
tllc interest thereon. and cnStS and cXDrnSes
OF sale, and Twenty Five Dollars art r,ey's
fees, rs stipulated in said mortgage III case OF
foreclosure
TIE premises described in sad mortgage, and
SO to De sold, are the lot piece or parcel nf land
situated III the county of Mobiles and State OF
Nilhl!cSOta, and kn own and described as follows
tO-Wit:
The north half (1z) of the northeast quarter
~ Of section No. Twenty (.C), in township
No. one hundred and four (l0i), of range No.
forty (4U).
WARREN G. BARBOUR.
~, ,, Mortgage.
Attorney Of Mortgage.
Dated December &C, 1882.
First pub. Dec. 2S 1889.
Last pub. Feb. 8, 1883.
SEWING MACHINES CI1EAP.-You
can buy an Improved Singer Sewing
Machine with all the attac''emrnts. 5
drawers, and warranted for 5 years, for
$22 1T II. E. TORRANCE's.
14-4W
FOE KENT.-A new House Of six
rooms. j. II. JOHNSON.
lift.
For SALE.-One House and one
The Worthington advance., 1882-12-28

Good Winter Apples by the bbl ut
14.4w II. E. ToRRANCE's
The Worthington advance., 1882-12-28

BLANKs.-Chattel Mortgage and
!llattel Mortgage Sale Blanks for sale
stthis Office in any quantity.
The Worthington advance., 1882-12-28

The School Board has had several
sessions recently and we lear, that
they have had pretty stormy time of
it. The element which represents the
rule or ruin" policy, it seems, has
done about all it could dc to make
it unpleasant for Prof. Wood, the pres
ent Principal, and they are reporting
that the schsol is declining under his
management. Every defect has beer,
magnified and obstacles have been con-
stantly placed i'll lis way.
We regret to hear Of this, for the
Prof. comes here innocent Of ali the
past local squabbles and is in no way to
blame for having been called to take
the place of Pref. Donavan. He should
have had fair play and a fair chance,
which he has not had.
That the whole trouble has beer,
made by a small church clique, who
represent small minority of even the
church people. we have said before. 1t
is bad state of affairs when our pub
lie schools, which, are supported and
patronized by all classes and all shades
Of religious belief. must be injured by
the ''rule or ruin" policy Of a few ex
treme church devotees.
The Worthington advance., 1882-12-28

For SALE.-A No. l Piano. Inquire
at tlIe ADVANCE Office. n 51-tf
The Worthington advance., 1882-12-28

Tie WoIthington schools closed on
Friday last for a fortnight's holiday
vacation.
Thanks to kind friends for turkey
and other valuable remembranceS on
Christmas merning.
3. r. KEPuART.
The Worthington advance., 1882-12-28

MAPs.--We have a supply of Mobiles
County Maps framed to hang up. Every
Office should have one. No family
should be without this map. Keeps the
baby quiet and smoothes the wrinkles
out of your wife's temper.
The Worthington advance., 1882-12-28
ORDERS BOUGHT.
Sc,oh District. Village and Town Orders
urchased on liberal terms by
l5-tf. e. S. MILLS.

See the Gilbert Lock and hny no 9th
er. Costs no more than ordinary locks.
Will last forever. For sale by Hewitt
& MARITIME. II.
The Worthington advance., 1882-12-28

We surprised our readers some time
ago by announcing that the ''ADvANCE
had gone up''-one story into IAN up
per room'' in the new Temple. We
have now to announce that the AD.
VANCE has been turned inside out.
That is, the outside of the paper will
hereafter be found OIL the inside and
the home and local entrails will be on
the outside, indicating that we have
nothing to COnceal-We wear our home
side Ola our sleeve. This change is
made 50 that we may have control Of
''our head" This will be good news
to those simple minded folks who
think the ADVANCE crazy. They will
rejoice with us that we have now got
our head right here III the effice and
that we can hereafter keep it under
control.
In short, we are liable to block;ldes
during the winter, and sometimes have
to 60 to press with u half sheet. by
having the head Of the ADVANCE in
the office we can issue half sheet at
any time and put head on it,
The Worthington advance., 1882-12-28

We have received the usual circular
from the Royal New Brunswick Lot
terry or cash distribution, "the only
legal gift drawing," etc. Worthington
parties who tried this New Brunswick
scheme say that it don't pay. They
did not get all the tickets they sent for
and several small cash prizes drawn
here were not delivered. No chance to
make a fortune there. Better send s.
10 the ADVANCE and get 81 worth Of
newspapers.
The Worthington advance., 1882-12-28

lob Standard A Sugar, 81 90.
1O@ ID Extra c Sugar S1.OO.
lib Yellow T. Sugar $1.NO
S. B. BEDFORD & BRO.
16-2t RuShmOre, MINI.
The Worthington advance., 1882-12-28

Our Wil!mont correspondent sends
us some Newyears verses which have
the swing and ring Of the genuine po-
etical bell metal. We should be pleas
ed to know where he got them. Is
there latent poet up in Willmont or
or were they copied from some paper?
The Worthington advance., 1882-12-28

Farmers and others desiring Il gen.
tpel, lucrative agency, by which S. 10
SIS day can be earned, send address
at once, on postal to II. g. Wilkinson
& Co., 1875 and 1877 Fulton Street, New
York. 17-6m.
The Worthington advance., 1882-12-28

I CRAFT, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN Il SURGEON.
Special attention given to Surgery and the
Treatment Ot Female Diseases: having had ten
years experience.
Also Surgeon Of the Sioux City 4 st. Paul aud
WVrthiugttIn 4 Si'ux Falls R;ailr.,,.lS.
Supplied with full cases II Surgical and ODstet
Sicnl ,strulnents. and fracture appllal'c:s.
OFFlCE-At residence, corner VI Fourth Ave-
nue. aud Eleventh street,
WON7lHINGTON. AINN.
(3 Ally.
The Worthington advance., 1882-12-28

The Highest Rank.-Made from
harmless materials, and adapted to the
needs of fading ana falling hair, Park
er's Hair BalSam has taken the highest
rank as an elegant and reliable hair re-
sterative. ~ ss'.-~s-4...- e.
The Worthington advance., 1882-12-28
MARRIED..

MifElkD.
The social event Of the holiday sea-
son in WOrthingtoE was the marriage
Of Miss Minnie B. Miner, daughter Of
Capt. Miner, on Sunday last, and Fred
o. Bartholomew. Rev. J. W. Lewis
ofticiated and tied the si|kcn knot.
Lewis Miner and wife, of Eagle Lake,
Blue Earth county, and J. E. Thomas
and wife, of Jackson, were in attend
ance. The Capt. had set his heart on
having the family all together in re-
union, ebut unfortunately, Mrs. Ed.
Miner was i'll and could not attend.
We congratulate the young couple
on the happy event and on their good
fortune iii drawing capital prizes in
the marriage lottery
The Worthington advance., 1882-12-28

The railroad war is about ended but
cut-rates continue on Flour and Meal
at the ADVANCE block. 10
The Worthington advance., 1882-12-28

FOE KENT.-A new House Of six
rooms. J. II. JOHNSON.
lift.
The Worthington advance., 1882-12-28

SEWING MACHINES CIIEAP.-YOu
can buy An Improved Singer Sewing
Machine with all the attac''emrnts. 5
drawers, and warranted for 5 years, for
$22 1T ~. II. E. ToRRANCE's.
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