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NOTICE,


II the Clerks of School Districts Nos. I, 16 -.
6 -. -, &? 65, t ana t7 will send me their ad-
dress, they will receive the necessary blanks TOR
spring. NJ. A. DOANE, Co. SuPt
IIo'lor"H'S Ii2ts and Ointment, The ricto
ries of Scicnce.-Domcstic Remedies, Steam,
Electric TcIc"raphs, Printing, &c.. have each
had their par, r,icul;lr ovation. hut the man who
hns rc,lur. d,hc sphere of fdses", and alIrviatrd
the suicringS OF nt'llinns of his fellow beings H.,
to say the least Of it, entitled to our admiration.
Holloway has expended II life time in the sup
preSsirn of sickness throughout the world, and
the effective cures Of measles. smallpox, ring
worm. whooping cough. and all disorders affect
ing childhood: his Pills and Ointment are as fa-
mlliar Us household words in Europe. Asia, Al =.
rica and America. Mothers should never bc
without a supply.
IMPORTANT CArTIoS.-NOne are genuine u1,-
less the signature Of J. iIAYDOcK surrounds
each box Of Pills and Ointment. B'xcs at &c,
&c and 81 each.
H8-Therc is considerable saving Ivy taking the
larger sizes.
l0-6-ly HOLLOWAY s. Co., New York.
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CI{l'I,CE DIREtI'DR !.

CIIII,T'E I)IIEt'IT)R :.
METHODIST EI> 'OrAI.-Srrvir,S every Sab
bath morning at 10 30: evening service ut T.
Sunday School At y. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. Mr.. !io' art. Past or.
UNION CONGNTG, rlH< Al--S"rv!crS morning
and evening. S,Ind ~ :>'.i,ni Immediately after
the morning Srr,i;t i',TlVrr ,!,setl!S Thursday
evening. Rev. Mr.. Hart, pastor.
FWESiyTEEIAN CHrK"ll-Srrvic"S morning
aud evening. $alirlth >cl'"" iun, 'diatciy after
the morning service i'raycr meeting inur>tia!
evening.
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We will continue to rEr the Cacd
NH. a:'H parties having any to gli,r:
can bring If rs ',sual. and we Viii gril.1
it :S soon rs lnsSi|.le. Ne expect to
hav;' p!rntN .f IL. Il S"on
OkAnE>A MILL. co.
Sr,lnun. EXAMIN ALTON .-'rhtre will
be Il public examination Of pupils in
shr v;lily" sclinols an Thursday and
F.il ~ forenoon. The public are cor
''l;'Iiy invited
The relief given to ga arrl, Of the h!atl-
der a''! Il general weakn IS Of tIn> g
parts ''v tn" sn"' hi:," rtf"ttS nf Brown S
llor i'itters, is sim:'ly wonderful
The l;ltlr st econ Of u'l.lcr,latc heed
and co''c has pro:!uvt crob of bad
codes. intlabl'atiu,l Of the ll,lgS, d;l-
mo,lia, plruri'lv, cdscd'lery We H.
vcr,lcl 4 severe adtaclt l,y roa<lidg
our t.c'lt by the stodvc.
Il t-iRD.
The untlcrsiy yncd wishes by this
means to thank the citizens Of Wor-
thington, and especially Mr.. Parsons
who took the subscriptions, for their
generous aid after the recent burnin"
OF her house Mrs. J. :. KEYS.
NOKMiN HORSE.
The celebrated Norman Horse
':louny Success" will bc found at the
McManus House barn during the sea-
son. J. +. GREENE.
The members Of the W. G.. Il. u. will
give a nccktie social for the benefit of
Daniels Band. next Tuesday evening,
April I. in the basement of the Congre-
gational church. Ncckties will be sold
1T 80 cts. This will entitle the buyer
to two tickets for ice cream and cake
Ice cream without necktie Is cts.
Com.
SCHOOL EXn1EIrIoN.-There will he
III exhibition by the pupils of the Pub
lie Schools ut the Congregational
Church on next Friday evening. Ex-
ercises to commence promptly at half
past seven. An entrance fee of ten
cents will he charged to defray expens-
es and any remaining surplus will he
used for school supplies under the d.
rection of the Board of Education.
y. DONOVAN, Principal.
Annoyance Avoided.-Gray hairs
are honorable but their premature
appearance is annoying. Plrker's Hair
Bals;rm prevents the annoyance 10y
promptly restori y the youthful color.
y'EEES -, - Suppression has hem a.
l.rr.d ~: ii, l.an1l Department hal
decided hat the white ili0w wHs not
a forest tree" and therefore could nCt
be used on tree claims. trgistcr T.. II.
Smith, Of our Land Office, has address,
ed letter to II. J. Ludlow, in answer
to inquiries, and says that in the re-
port Of the Commissioner of the Gen.
eral Land Office for 1881. white willow
is mentioned as one of the varieties
which will be allowed on timber claims.
Joseph Durrinlurger, Broadway. Buff
falo, was induced by his brother to try
Thomas Eclectric OIL for sprained
ancle, and with half a dozen applica-
tions lie was enabled to walk around
again all right.
The social at Mrs. Wilson's has been
OOStDOnpd yv0 wopkS
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CONTEST NOTICES.
u. 8. LAND OFFICE

U.s. LAND OFFICE, Wurthingtun, Mlun.
March ~, 1882
COMPLAINT having been entered At this Office
by PATRICK Sweeney against Damon r. Tyler.
rimler-Cuture Entry No. la73,
Dated May II }S8
Upon tie >cLl sec. lS-l0'-i3
In Mobiles county, Mimi, with 4 view to the
cancellation Of said entry; contestant alleging
that
Damon T. Tyler has failed to plow ,r cu,: iyate
any "f said land during the year ! 50 and 1881
The said ln.rties are hereby summoned to up.
pear ii this Office on
The 9Th day May. i>s2. at I o'c ock y m.,
7" respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged failure.
Mons GRINAGEN. Register
81 Gil. SMITH, Receiver.
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A. NJ. Observation-Disclosures appears
the advertisement Of \. NJ. Becker, the
live Adrian merchant. lie is putting
in Il large stock of everything needed
Give him 4 call,
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUMMONS.
GTATE TEOFM1NNESDTA,)us
y COUNTY of N()RlES -.

SUMMONS.
CTATE OF OFMINNESOTA, D..
- COUNTY Of MOBILES, 30
DISTRICT CoUKr-Sixth Judicial District.
Nichols !. Shepard s Company, Corporation ex-
Plaintiffs,
vs..
John 4. Ellsworth, q: l.. Ellsworth and +. ".
Ellsworth, Defendants.
Summons.
- The STATE Of Minnesota to the a,~ve named
You, aud each If yO,i, are hereby s,siino,etl
and required !" answer the Complaint Of the
fiain 1T IL the above emtitled action, which
c"m!ial,.t Is filed In the office IT tire Clerk Of
inns Court ut WOr' inytOn IN said county Of Nj
DleS amd {" serve copy Of your answer tu said
nnpaini on The subscriber at his Office il, li,.
vl'.ase "l i'!Vcrne, IL the county ~ k''ck, with
upon you, exclusive 0f the day III such service,
AMI II y"u fail Il" "answcr said complaint Wlthi =
the time aforesaid. the plaintin liz this actio,.
Will take Judgment ayatn-t y',u for Three ljull-
dred and sixty Seven and ;t-!'O Dolars with
intcrrS, on Two Hundred and Twenty Ei.ht
and A-leN Dollars at the rate Of eight per cent
per annun from Septcmhcr !: iSs.. less the in
icr'st On Eighty-SiN and 1t-l'G Dollars 1T the
rate ~ eight per cent per aEIiuln from Febru,-
~ 18th, 1882. and with interest IN Two Hundred
cent. per anrum from September !, ssh. t"geth.
cr with the costs and disbursements herein.
Dated March 8, 4. ID. l>S2
r. u. CANFlEiD.
i'aiht'n Attorney, Lu':rne, MinIl.
Fi1st pun. Niafch IS; lss.
''''| ''' '' y ' -
-MOAt AGE IO1t1:CLOSCRE SALE.
nEfACLT having been made in the p,ylnvn,
- ui the sum Of
Two Hundred and Thirty five and lc-loo Iwl
lars,
which Is claimed to bc due ut The date Of this
tce, upon Il certain mortgage, duly executed
ana hchvrred ~ ". ". CO~pcr and Eizalc III
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Sitting up nights.-Mrs. E. II. Per-
klns: Creek Center, n. Y, writes she
had been troubled with asthma for four
years. Had to sit up night after night
with 1t, and was ultimately cured by
two bottles Of Thomas Electric Oil.
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L. 5. LAND OFFICE, Worihin*tnn. Minn.
March Il. lS32.
COMPLAINT having been entered at this Office
by William &. Barnard against Charles N;nHert
For abandoning his Homestead Entry 81. IL. .
935, dated March 20 1878, upon the
VIZ Of the SO 4 sec: 2lo4.N-4 w.. p. III.
the cancellation OF sail entry; the said parties
are hereby summoned to appear nj this Office on
lhe 18TH day of May. lSS2. at "cl,,ck H. H.,
y" respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
Mons GKINAGEK, Register
:O Z. II. SMITH. Krcrlrpr.
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Mr.. Frazier put in five acres of oats
yesterday on one of T. II. Parsons
farms.
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COMPETITION.


Elsewhere We have spoken Of the
probable consolidation of the Omaha
with the Rock Island & Pacific rail-
road. This would cut off the competi-
tion expected by the advent of the Bur-
lington. But competitions can easily
l'e secured 10y bringing the Milwaukee
road to Worthington.
A twenty mile road would connect
US with the Milwaukee 1T Lakeville.
The ground between here aud there
is almost as level us y floor and there
are no streams Of any consequence to
bridge. Tho people of Worthington
could grade the road 10y tax of one to
two per cent. on their property, and
then we have 40 doubt the Milwaukee
would iron and operate the road.
Probably u better way would he to
organize company to build the road.
Prominent citizens of Sibley have re-
Gently organized i company to build a
road from Spirit Lake to Rock Rapids,
via Sibl"y, and the surveyors are alrea-
ly in the field. When the road is once
graded two or three companies will b.
ready to iron and run it. This can be
done here as we'll rs ut Sibley and we
can have the Milwaukee cars running
into Worthington by next fall. Why
don't sucl, men rs 4. II. Parsons, u.
Shell, {. W. Folger and others Of like
push and capital org;,rize a company
and start the ball? Our word for it. it
Will soon grow to be one Of the most
popular movements which can be set
n,, foot as it is one Of the most feasible
and easily cnmpasSed.
ONE or THE T7iHEE
The advertising department Of the
e.. st. r. NJ. Warrington Il O. r.. Il.
>r"ds Us Il collection of posters, time
tables, etc.. relative to the road. A.
m"ng these is 4 pamphlet entitl, d
I,r Picturesque Northwest. showing
'''t :amnuS places and beautiful see, .
cry along the line Of this road. Tie
'nIy cities shown are st. Paul. Mime
;,p"lis aud Wortl.ington. The view Of
WorthiEgton is taken from across Okla
rena lake and shows both the lake and
the town. On the lake is Loveless in
his sail boat and, sure enough. there in
:. small row boat is the ADVANCE man
I'd his girl taking Il li.l-'. The whole
.oo. y iS ca n at ,,r.,l tl,rt ,rn r.u.f.rDiy,1
t with one eye.
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E3oEice.

To the Citizens Of Wnrthingtun:
You are hereby noli'rd not to put Stove Pipe
tnrongh board partitions without i safety tube.
You are also notified not to put Stove liIH.
through roofs Of buildings for the purpose OF the
escape Of smoke from fire.
=. 3O-4w 4. MINER, Fire Warden.
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All Omcial Matter Pub
lished in this Paper.

no %UR;.itIN .SL-hStI!YEl,S
Subscribers to TIC .ANNt$i;r3 living
outside OF Nr!;!ts cuN:'T vii! please
remember that W!eE w; notify them
OF the expiration OF their subscription
and they do not respond, We take it for
granted that they do not want the
paper longer, and our rule is to strike
their names off.
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-30

Arbuckle's Coffee 20c per paper. No
extra charge for grinding, at
&. J. UrMtSTOxA,
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-30

Postmaster Barber moved the p. q.
into the new room last night.
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&e6 week in your own town. 45OutNt free
WV No risk. Reader. il you want 4 business
at which persons of either sex can make great
pay all the time they work, write for particulars rs
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CHARITY, XOPE <lND IRCTEC.
IION

IION.
Adrian Lodge No. rs. Aocis. y der
of United Wurkmrn. Was duly instilu-
ted aud organ!Z Il Oh We,:nrSd;:: eve
ming, Marcl, =, lSS!. by District D,.pu-
ty Grand Master Workman Il. X. Mil.
Ter, assisted by Brothers Wilson, Nc
Manus, lIuss"lton, Plotts, Peterson,
Olson and Mcl.e"l. Of Worthing on
I.olye No. g.. The following are the
officers elect:
u. NJ. W.-Geo. Halls.
NJ WI. ). Nelson.
ForenIln.-C. j. savannah.
Overseer.-C. e.. Peterson.
Rccordrr-.A. Campbell.
Financi-r-.)"I'n +. Ilulniston.
I>ectiver-E. J. Porter.
Guiie-lI. !. Barber.
L. VS.. Swannlan.
u. VIZ. Coleman.
Tru~tees-M. j. Bryan. Levi Rue,
Vim. Wigl,am.
The Lodge starts out well and we
predict prosperous future. Success
to No.. 76, i lucky No. for America.
The Sheldon Mail Of last week says:
The Worthington Journal has been
sold to Il stock company, composed
Of Mobiles county Republicans, who
will continue the publication.
DO stop that old, old, exhausted
item. The Journal is the dcfunct-cst
corpse in our cemetery. We have
held several scances to open commu-
nication with its spirit but can't hear
anything from it. The ghosts say it
must be in that hot place about which
Ogle used to preach. Don't fool the
people into sending any more sub
scriptions to the Journal. Send 'cm
to the ADVANCE, which is as live as
q streak of lightning.
Two or three gentlemen who class
themselves among the oilers" have
proposed to us that an old settlers
association be held the ensuing year.
The people Of Watonwan, Cottonwood
Jackson AID Mobiles could get up Il
crowd of old boys Brother Miller,
you came with the party, what do
you say?-Windom Reporter.
We got here OH the first regular
passenger train that ever ran into
Worthington, OH the Goth Of April,
1872. So We are not tier. But
we passed through the Big Blizzard,
and nobody can ever belong to the
first families in this county who didn't
pass through that memorable and aw-
full tear of Old Borcas. If you will
organize a society of the F. F. Bs.,
count on US.
Kidney complaint cured.-B. Turn
er, Rochester, n. Y, writes, s. have
been for over year subject to serious
disorder Of the kidneys and often un-
able to attend to business; I procured
your Burdock Blood Bitters and was
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-30

The social at Mrs. Wilson's has been
postponed two weeks.
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-30

COUNTY MAPs.-New is the time to
secure county maps and send to friends
and land hunters. For sale at this Of
fee 1T the following rates:
Single maps, l0c.
SNAPS, 25c.
p maps, $1.W0
50 maps, $3.50.
\ leap into popular favor.-It is not
always that the world acknowledges
what is right and best; but Bnrdock
Blood Bitters, by universal acquies-
cence, have been awarded the premium
for cleansi g the blood, curing indiges-
ton, constipation, regulating the bow
els and tening up weak nerves. Price
81 90
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r CRAFT, M. d.,
S-32 ly

PHYSICIAN IL SURGEON.
Special Alteration given t" Surgery and the
Treatment Of Female Diseases: having had ten
years experience.
Also S,lv.tu,, of the Si.,'lx 'ity 4 st. Ptu and
WOrthnytull Il 81 lX + ,.!> EtirMa>.
Snvpii,'ll with FIJI ';,>> 4 Nur=i al md ol'Stct
sictl INSTRUMENTS ;t:L fracture. iprlianc'S.
OFFICIAL rr>.rir'r. corner Ul Fourth Ave
nue. and Ervruli! street,
WOEY!I.Nt!3U-N, NiNN
Is 4lly.
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I Bars of MINNESOTA Soap for 25:.-
Will warrant it better than KlTK's or
no pay 1T T.. j. UUM,sTON's.
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We rise to enquire, has Jackson Il
Marsl,..? We would suggest that Il
sum sufficient TO guarantee his atttn-
tion t. tn. duties Of his office be paid rs
II Marsha|'s salary. and sec if he cannot
then change certain matters that now
are Il disgrace t. our VIII
Correspondence Heron Lake Guardian.
We understand that our neig!,boring
village. Adrian. pays it's marshal. 1t
has been suggested that Worthington
needs Il paid marshal also. The recent
disorder in town, both from strangers
and from some OF our own people, in
iicltes that the village marshal will
have metl,ing to do for the next year.
II the expected new railroads come.
there will be the usual influx OF char
acttrs who are apt to become disorder
ly. What we need even now is Il man
on duty during the day as we'll as at
night, with full authority to preserve
order and to make arrests without
hunting around to swear cut Il war
rant. The ordinance against annoy
ing citizens" must he enforced or there
will lie music.
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-30

Il vicious brat down in Illinois
stabbed his teacher to the heart re-
Gently. An exchange thinks there is
great impropriety in such conduct,
especially in the young We should
say SO. A case of imp row riotty.
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MMFER1T TIOv per.

IMMIGRATION PAPER
will publish about April lst 5000
copies of the first number of the
SOUTHWESTERN MINNESOTA ADvO-
CATE, telling all about Mobiles county
and the price and terms of lands for
sale in Mobiles and adjoining counties.
Send for copies, free, to
r. Fl. PARSONS.
"nv<h;>,nto,, Ninn
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LAND OFFICE 1T WO:tiljurtun. Minu.


February - iSS..
NOTICE is hereby given tl.l' th: f"iowin-.na.
med settler has filed notice Of his intention to
sid proof vii! be made before The l.. :. Laid
office at Worthinyton, Minn. on
In'Sdsty, April i. lSs2;
Viz: Hams A. SrverS',I,
Homestead Application No. ll,9Ob,
For the Sci, see. 30 lOl-43
ll'' names the following witnesses to prove his
said llnd viz:
Th"s johnson. Erick Larson, .llenry Nelson,
Peer johnson, OF Adrian. Mimi.
- MoSS GIISAGEH, Register.
LAND OFFICE ut Wort!linytnn Minn
January II. l>S:.
NOTICE is her"hy given tll,t the fol! wing.
make ral proof in support of his claim. AMI
that said proof VIII he made before, tie l.. =
Land Oi'hr at Worlhinyt"M, Minn on
Wednesday,, April ), lS>2,
Viz: John Srrtling.
Homestead Aspiration No. 1851.
For III" nW' see. , 1u4-4.:
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous r'>,rncc upon, and cultivation Of /.
said laud. viz:
Peter Banks Michael Smith. John Disch,
Thomas klasry, Of Adrian, MIMI
- Mons GElSAGEN, Register
land OFFICE 1T Worth;l"ton, Ninn,
Feb, uarV - 1881,
NOTICE is hereby given TINT the following
named settler has filed no ice of his intention t.
max" tlnal proof il support Of his claim and
that said proof will be made before the L. 5.
Land nIcr ut Worthinct"n, Minn., on
Saturday. April l3 1>S2,
Viz: JO>rph O>for,
Homestead Application NO. 1!,29i,
For the Sw J., sec. L. lno.40
He nrm'> the following. witnesses I" prove his
r"n*in..ru> residence upon, and cultivation o
said land viz:
John Dunn, Charles Covcy Levi Cotct; VII.
liam Mclean of Mobiles CO Mimi.
- MONs GEi>AiiEH. Register.
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NOTItE or SALE UNDER DECREE
GrATE or MlN>EsorA.l
- COrSri or NoBl.Es.<
DISTRICT CoI:Hr,
SIXTH JUnIIIAL DISTRICT. !
Frederick T.. Maihcr, Plaintiff,
William y. Bon, Defendant.
IN pursuance Of Il Judgment and decree OF the
l Court in this acti",, dated February 18Th.
ls>2, shall expose for sale: AMI sell. rs the law
directs, ut the front door Of The Court house in
the village Of W"rthington in the county "f
Mobiles. State Of Minnesota on
The Sth day Of April. 1882.
1t 10 O'clc< -. NJ, the following described real
estate, situate and htine in the county Of Mobiles
STATE Of Minnr>''t", and kno"nand described is
follows, t"-wit:
The caS, half G.) of tn. southwest quarter e.;
Of section rrnK,rr Eighteen NS). ~ township
number one hundred and three (lM:) north. in
range number thirty nine go west If the fifth
principal merian.
L. H. MILLER.
Sheriff "f Mobiles County. Minnesota.
GEO: W. WILSON. Attorney t.;r Plaintiff.
First publication Feb %. 1SS2
Last publication March ~ 1882.
CATAzEH
Head, Throat, Chest and Nervous Diseases
and Diseases Of the Eye and Ear, lavc for the
past !? years received the cSpecinl attention Of
DIR. i. WALTER COS>Ar':HTOS,
Forest BGflding 4l; Brady St., Davenport, Iowa.
Write to Doctor ConnauglltOm for "Ihe Amer
ican Specialist Il valuable paper on the ab0vc-
na,,>el diseases AMI their cure. The paper Is
mailed YKEE tO amy address, and no person,
young or Old. can afford to be without the inf"r-
nation II contains. Ten thousand copies sent
all over the Horld monthly. 24-3ln.
FON SALE.--o4O acres of choice land,
span large work horses and harness,
farm wagon, cheap for cash.
!. 7. WATERHoUsE,
:9-2w Brewster.
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Burml'am Il Morrill's Sugar Corn is
the best in the market, ut
Nv &. J. IICMISrCN'B,
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)SA@C SMALL,
General Insurance and Collecting A.

UC11C1l lEI I1IoV1I II1CV TIIU VUIIIVVlIJV n.
gent.
Money to loan on Real Estate Security. No
waiting 10 or 90 dyys. Money paid as soon as Sc
curity is approved Of.
OFFtCE-On Main Street next to 1sicc's Drug
Store.
e9ly ADRIAN, MINI.
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Living Witnesses.-The hundreds Of
hearty, and healthy looking men, wo-
men and children. that have been res
cnrd from beds OF pain, sickness and
well nigl, death Ivy I;,rker's Ginger
Tonic are the best evidence III the
world Of its sterling merit and worth.
ion will find such in almost every
community
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Carleton College.
kOrtlAlicld VI lnrlcxOta.

Spring Term Begins Uetlncstloy, Murch
18Th, 1882.
Full Prepare: DRY anl Collie. late Departments.
Four Courses of Study. Thirteen Teachers.
New Chemical Laboratory ard Apparatus.
Cabinets and Library Constantly Improving.
Special Facilities for Astronomical Study
Vocal aud Instrumental Musie.
Expenses very low.
For Catalogue or ci'cularS address.
3A,W JAS. W. STRONG. Pre>t
PROBATE (OI'RI.
N";ice is hereby given t" the public that will
hold Probate Court on the
FIRST MONDAY OF EACH MONTH,
At my office in the Court House in the village
OF Worthn%t"n.
Papers may be filed mt any other time hy ap-
plying to me at A'triaN in SAID county, and an
examination Of the records may be had at any
lime hN Nappying t" l.. Il. Bennett, Clerk of Il"
District Court.
2l-ly J.. - NELSON, Judge of Probate.
TO TEA CHEERS AND NCIIOOL OFTTCEIcS
The County Superintendent Of Schools may b.:
found ut his office in the court house, up stairs
every Saturday, from to o'clnck.
H-ly NJ \. DOANE, Co. Supt.
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New Millinery.
Mr6. F.. A. 0ewOlE.

wishes t1 inform the Ladies 0f Worthinrton
and surrounding country that she has oiened 4
1salIlnery store first door north Of the Post Of
Ace, on 10Th street, where viii he kent constant
" Oh hand in the
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M A SONIC.

DEGULAR COMNIv'N!CA Ay1ONS Of Fraterni.
IL ty Lodge, No. l"l, \. +. & \. NJ at Masonic
MM Hall in Wocllngtun the
~ sGGZ-r,l$ l>t and Sd Mondays III eaci.
,1SE<H .Nt month.
S<Ns%.FS IT, DrKrEl:, ". ".
~2IG-: go Il. H. llUrTS, Sec.
t
$SST1&-.sct - Z REGULAR CUNNOCA-
TIEeYsES'Zj. ~. Ti,NS Of Living Arch Chap
ElOE>Z\ ~ -. tcr. No. :,S r.. A.. 81. ut Ai:l-
'S~' &. Sullic HALL Oh the 4sh Monday
n each month.
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-30

ARRIV'.iL AED DEH.iETL'HEOf' MILLS
AkitlNES.
Eastern (uai!y) T. lna. III.
do st. Paul aud beyond ; ~ y ~
Southern - 81 Il. III.
Wrstrrn-I.u Verne aud Sioux Falls, Ii - 4 ~
EU,lnd Lake, SATURDAYS - ~
DEPARTS.
Eastern (l,ly) , 20 Il. IL.
do to st. Paul AMI beyond ~ ). III
southern l.. lea IN.
N->t-r,,-I.u Verne an,' Sioux Falls :: in p III
Euu,ui ..-..'. Sa.ur.la,S !, NJ
Mails ;,,r"d by ,i.I, tl::,: close 50 m,nu:.>
oef.rr departure. All tli"r> ut 4"'rl"rk y i'll
Office hours from a. III. - y M. sun .::y>
from in?i ~ .,nh !, nj IL l.! - y III.
Money ur,lrr> i>>nvi III letters rrs;>tr;c i;c
:wc-n o'rl"cN Il III ana y H..
il. - BARRIER, l.. u.
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-30

The Postmaster at Heron Lake
writes us that the effice there is the
distributing office for Dundee and that
Mrs. Crarsey's paper is always sent to
the latter place. We were not aware
Of this, AS We send Mrs. c. s mail direct.
|y to Heron Lake. We suppose there.
fore that some post office sneak thief
about Dundee offered the insult spoken
of III our last Issue. We want to hold
this matter up for two reasons: l. We
want to catch one Of the Free Lunch
ers, and ,. we want wretch who
could thus insult Il woman to be expos
I'd,
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-30
MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

AUDlTOK-E. S. Mills
TKEASlEE-lt.C G. Shepard.
EEGISrEi; OF DEE,s-B +. Johnson.
JUDGE or FKOEA rE-l. :. Nr.>nn.
CLERK or Gov NT-l. Il. l'cnne:t.
SHEKIFF-H. Il. Miller.
SlKVEYOl;-iNlD Etr"raN.
COrKr rCOMN!sSIOSEis-l. = \elSun.
COUNTY ATTOKNEy-'.co.W W. Mi:S"n.
COl,ONEK-J. =. McslInlS.
COUNTY SurEEINTENHE>I-M y. D"sEe.
COMMISSIONERS.
First Di<trict-r. E'aiu'. of llrrS"y.
iSecOud I)i*1riri-r l.. I;..l'r nl E!k.
INird Ui>lrict-.Iaurt ttvii, III Adrian.
EnnrM DiNcict-Aiiu're U'i:,a'E. "f '''and
Prairie.
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