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The Worthington advance., 1882-03-02
NOTICE or MORTGAGE .'.Li BY I'D
l.EEI LEEIE-NY

IEItILSEMENT
:! conditions OF Il certain Mortgage executed
ana delivered by John 10y, unmarried. Mortga-
g,:r, to Lycli T.. Adams, Mortyagce, dated the
18th day of March, \. D. lSS,, and duly rccor-
aed III the office OF the Regis. ii Deeds in and
for the County of Noblcs and st itr of Minnesota
On the Il! day of March, y. ID. lSS, at ; O'Clock
?. NJ, IN Book :'E' of mortgages, on pages lo2
3 and l"4 on which there is claimed t., he due
and i>du" at the date Of this no ice the amount
of Forty Eive Dollars
And no tction orprocectling has been instituted
at ttW or in equity to recover the debt secured
by sand mortgage orany part tltr"uf:
NOW. therefore, notice is hereby given that by
virtue OF Il power OF sale contained i'll said mort
gag and pursuant to tlle statute, in such c:lIe
made and provided the saih mortgage will he
therein described. by the Shtr'1l OF S, county
at St!'!c auction ut the front door of the Court
House III the village of urthington, in tn e
County of Mobiles and State Of Minnesota, on
Friday,
The 18th day of March. A. D. 1882,
AT 4oo clock \: NJ, Of that day, to satisfy the a.
mount which shall then be due said mort gag
sts of sale, and Twenty Dollars attorney, fees,
closure.
The premises described in sad mortgage, and
so I" he sold, ;tic the oi, piece Or parcel of land
situated in th. county of Mobiles and state OF
tOWt:
The southwest quarter of section Twenty.
Eight t-S). III township one Iillmtred and -Four
Hi) OF '9nie Forty;Thrtc Gs3)
Dated February lst. /. u. 1882.
LIELL +: ADAMS, Mortgagee
l>t pub. Feb. ,, 1852.
Last pub. March ., 1882.
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FINAL PROOF NOTICES.
LAND OFFICE at WOrthincton Nfinn

~ February q, 1882
NOTICE IS hereby given that the foilowins-na-
make final proofin support of his claim, and that
sad proof will he made before the u. S, Iand
onice at Wortlingtoli, Minn. ,og
Tuesday, April 1, 1882;
viz: Hans A. SeverSOn;
Homestead Application No. 1896,
For the SEA sec 80 lUl -43
He names the following witnesses to Vrotc his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of,
Thos: johnson, ErGk Larson, Henry Nelson,
Peter johnson, Of Adrian, Mimi.
~ Mons GKINAGER, Register.
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eEAL EsfAT ATn TRANSEERS'

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LAND OFFICE at Warrington Minn.,

February 6, 1882.
NoTICE is hereby given that the following
nanie'l settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said PROOF vii! be made before tho U. s..
Thurs lay, March %, 1852,
Viz J;,ni:lns: 6. Doanc, widow Of Solomon
Doane,
Homestead Application No. 1Oli5,
For the Sl2neA Sec, 32-lOi-3O
She names the following witnesses to prove her
continuous residence upon, and cultivu, ion of,
said land, viz:
&. Estes, T.. G.. Ward, T. l.. Taylor; Henry
Reed, Of W Worthington, Mimi.
2f Mons GKINAGEK RpyfSter
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LAND OFFICE ut Wo :!,fngton, Mlnn

=. January 81, 1852.
named settler has filed notice OF his intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim. and
that said p oof VIII be made before the U. S.
Wednesday, April 5, 1882,
Viz: John Sertiing
Homestead Application No. 1891.
For the nwl4 sec. lO442:
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of
said land. viz: ~,
Peter Banks, Michael Smith, 5o.iL Disch.
Thomas klascy, Of Adrian, MIMI.
u Mons GRINAGEK, Register.
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are honorable but their premature
appearance is annoying. Parke1's Hair
Balsam prevents the annoyance by
promptly restoring the youthful color.
COUNCIL.
There was a meeting on Saturday
last, all the members being present.
Several bills were allowed and the
following resolutions were adopted:
That the place for holding the next
election will be at the Justices Office in
the village building in court house
square. Also that hereafter the Re-
corder's office of the village shall be at
the same building.
Hope on, Hope Ever,-No matter
what the ailment may be, rheumatism,
neuralgia, lameness, asthma, bron-
chitis-if other treatment have failed
hope on! 60 at once for Thomas Eclec-
trio Oil: 1t will secure you imme-
diate relief.
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LAND OFFICE ut Wortlington, MINI

February 22d, 1882
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice nf his 'nteAtioi.to
make final proof in support OF his claim, and
that sal proof will be made before the L. $.
Land Office III Worthngton, Minn., on
Monday, April Sd, l>S2,
Viz: Thomas kl.Sy, Homestead Application
No. l0,2ul,
For the seL1 Sec 24-10:-43
lie names the following witnesses to prove lis
continuous residence upon. and cultivation of,
said land, viz:
Azom Forbes, c. P. Shepard, A. Miner, Steph-
Ell Nayior Of Worthngicn. Mnn
2G Mons GKINAGEl, Register.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-02

We take pleasure in informing our
readers that by enclosing a three.cent
stamp to Foster, Milburn Il Co., Buf-
falo, n. Y, they can secure, free, set
of their fine lithograph picture cards,
which ale al ornament to any house
hold.
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-02

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTUREOF Mi Ills
ARRIVES.
Eastern (dai1y) II l0a. m.
do st. Paul and beyond 3 30 p III
Southern 6 81 H..
Western-l.u Verne and Sioux Falls, IL -
Round Lake, SATURDAYS - III
DEPARTS.
Eastern (daily) 2 30 a. m.
do to st. Paul and beyond ~ 3 IL III
southern /" II lua. m.
NeStcrn--Iti Verne and Sioux Falls 40 pm
Round ..-~e, Sa,urtlo,s p III
Mails carried by day t::!,,:S close 20 minutes
before departure: ~ TIERS at 0cluck m.
Office hours fro! u. III. !" m Sun lays
from to 9 u III and l. Ii: to - 80 pm.
Money orders issued anil letters registered be-
> Il. i. SOULE, Z. NJ
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-02

Field Agent Smith aid Assistant
Peterson have put q new pigcon-hole
cupboard in their office gotten up by
1hayer and are re~t!istributing their
papers.
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LAND FOR RENT

Extra fine land in good condition.
will give Renter entire crop for keep.
ing place in order. Apply to Thos. II.
Parsons s. Co..: Worthington. Mimi,
or to Elihu Smith, Sioux City, Iowa.
24-4jV
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3 UILDINC SIONE W'INTED.

Farmers and others who are owing
us on subscription can avoid paying
cash by bringing lis a few loads of boul-
ders. Those who have stone on their
own farms can bring their own, and
those who live in the direction of O.
cheeda can secure them near the lake.
as we have arranged with parties there
for the stone. Indian Lake subscribers
can pick up load as they come to town
and kill two birds with one Qoad of
stone. Call and see us about this mat
ter. We ask you for money to buy
bread and you can pay us just as well
by giving us (hundred or more) stone.
STEADY L.nPLOI 4NENI.
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LAND 0r.EcE at Warrington, Minn..

LAND Ors.CE at Worthington, Minn,
February II, 1882
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
MAKE final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof VIII be made before the U. ;.
Land Office at Worthington Minn., On
March 9th, 1882,
Viz: George l., Ellsworth,
Fos the W1%SclI sec l>-lU2-l3.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, ANA cultivation Of,
said land, viz:
y: II. Crosby. II. W. Alobcr!y, A. H. Calkins,
E. L. lIartwell, Of Adrian. Minn.
26 Mons GRISAGER Register.
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sAuditoT Hills is mhkin,r n,nt and will

;Auditor Mills is making out and will
forward to Town Clerks this week state
ments of township tax collections and
Of payments to Town freasurers from
the County Treasury during. the past
year. They will be III time for refer
ence and for comparisons by town off,
cials III settling town accounts.
lie will also send, before the town e.
lections, complete duplicates of town
assessments us extended on the tax list.
showing the total valuation of districts
and Of towns. Also 4 statement of tax;
es levied for town funds as extended on
the tax list of 1881. These will be used
for levying road taxes by Town Boards
and for making estimates of amounts
required to keep up town expenses for
the year.
This will be noticed as another de-
parture frem official usages. Is it any
wonder that lie employs a clerk?
We take pleasure in informing our
| readers that by enclosing three.cent
! stamp to Foster, Milburn & Co., Buf-
falo, n. Y, they can secure, free, Il set
of their fine lithograph picture cards,
which ale al ornament to any honse-
hold.
Great dissatisfaction prevails among
the people along the line of the Worth
ington Il Sioux Falls and Doom branch.
es OF the Z. st. T, NJ. " q. road at the
passenger and mail arrangements that
went into effect on these lines one
week ago last Monday. People on the
Doom branch in particular have much
yeason for complaint, as mail is vouchs
safed them only three times per week.
The citizens Of Rock Rapids are Of an
eminently practical turn of mind, and
! are giving expression to their dissatis-
| faction in Il vigorous effort to secure an
east and west road. The G. NJ. 4. st.
T. company, whose Southern Minneso-
ta line passes through our neign5oring
counties of Pipestone, Murray and
jackson, provides elegant first class
coaches for the accommodation of
its patrons. the contemplation Of which
does not add to the pleasure of a jolt
ing ten-mile-anh hotlt ride in q second
class coach behind a long train of
litiSII CblS. DOuDl lpSS the earnings
| Of the company are increased in small
way by the new deal, but at the cost of
serious Inconvenience of the public.
Luverne Herald.
FoR SALE.-3 pairs large, we'll
matched, 3 year old steers. Enquire
at this office.
LAND FOE SALE.-St of sw4 sec %,
Graham Lakes. Will sell for $500 cash.
Inquire Of d. y. POTTER.
263w. Salem, McCook Co., DIT.
FoH SALE-A flock of IFS extra
good Sheep, one large Norman Mare,
one fine black Horse, 5 years
old, two two year old Colts,
good Farm Wagon, lot of Har-
nesscs, Sulky Plow. Horse Rake,
Moving Machine, Sull<y Corn Plow,
Earrows, Corn Shelter, etc.
r. ELDR1DGE.
Two miles northeast of towE.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
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Mrs. Heron is absent on q visit to
Dubuque.
S. Burright, of Dunlap, Iowa. is Wis.
itiug his sister; Mrs. NJ. n. Doane.
VIM. Carroll, OF Rock Rapids, was in
town over Sunday visiting his friends.
Miss Jennie Bovee has gone to Me-
braska and Dakota to visit friends.
Banker Parsons has been on another
financial trip to Dakota.
lion. G. II. Smith, of the Land Office,
recently received i. handsome silk
apron from the Masons of Window.
County Treasurer Shepard has re-
turned from i business trip to Stillwa-
TER.
j. "A. Shriver writes us to change the
address of his paper from Warsaw, ILL.,,
to Peckville, Clark county, Mo. Come
back to Minnesota.
Eli Fenstemaker, Of Rapid City, has
got down ninety-live feet in an effort
to sink an artesiln Well.-Sioux City
Journal.
Master Workman J. S. McManus has
returned from a trip to Indiana where
he had taste Of mud and corduroy
roads. While in Chicago. Mack made
arrangements for 4 new Methodist leg
as his old one had got so pious that it
wouldn't dance:
Frank MSshcr: a contractor recently
Of Worthingtoti, is bidding for business
here and getting :t.-Spirit Lake Bea-
con.
W. II. Bigelow expects to move to
Worthington in a shorS time, to make
his home there, and also hopes to build
a three story block for the ADVANCE.
Window Reporter.
Among the good boys with whom
we l,aye become acquainted during the
past week. is that 'broth OF boy" II.
y. Mcdonald. Of Worthington. Mack
is the Supt. of the water works of the
G.. ST. p. NJ. & Q. r. Il. Co., and over
sees all the water 1--WE don't pretend to
say that he drinks any of it, between
st. James and Sioux City, and the va
rlous branches. lie visits our town
quite frequently, and is general favor
ite here.-IIcron Lake Guardian.
The Muncy (Pa.) Luminary says of
Commissioner L. L. Taylcr's father:
Our venerable friend, Mr.. VIM. Tay-
lor, OF Muncy Creek township, is one of
the best preserved old gentlemen in
this part of the country. Mr.. Taylor
is in his eishtieth year, but is more act
i've than many men much younger.
He is frequently to be seen in town,
still manages his farm mp Glade Run,
and takes Il great interest in all that is
going on around him. Mr. Taylor has
for many years been a leading citizen
Of Muncy Creek township, and his
many friends hope that he may be spar
ed many years yet.
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-02

Spring Is upon us. A little more
rough weather and thcn-the Burling-
ton road.
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M A SONfC-
CHURCE DIRECTORY.

CHURCE D7REt,TORT
METHODIST Observation-Disclosures every Sab
path morning ut 10 80; evening service at T.
sunday School at l.. Prayer meeting Thursday
Svening. Rev. MI. ftot;srt, Paste
UNION CONGKEGA Ar1ONAI~->ervlces morning
and evening. Sunday School immediately after
the morning service. PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. Mr. Hart, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CIURCH-Services morning
and evening. Sabbath School Immediately after
the morning service. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening.
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-02

CATTLE.-A. G. Seney, of Rushmore,
passed through yesterday on his return
from Iowa where he has been purchas-
ing some % head of cattle. Among
them is a fine Durham calf, five months
old, and weighing $40 lbs. The calf
came from Ripon, Wis, from Alex r.
Hargram, the famous short-horn grow
er. This is an encouraging indication
when Minnesota men are bringing in
cattle from Iowa, the rule being the
other WaV
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-02

March came in yesterday like Ma
rvs little lamb and hence must go out
like one of Daniels ramping lions.
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-02

Strictly fresh Oysters at IIerron's at
80 cts. per qt. 1w
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-02

Tuesday week will be town meeting
or spring election day.
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

ACDITOE-E. S. Mills.
TREASlREE-H. e. shepard.
REGISTER OF DEEDS-l;. +. Johnson.
JUDGE OF pROBArE-I.. s. Nelson.
CLERK OF tOrKT-I. i. Bennett.
SHEKIFF-k. X. Miller.
SUKVEYOR-OttO Herrcau.
COURT TCOMAlIsslONEk-L. :. Nelson.
COUNTY ATTOkSEY-t.tO. W. iiSOn.
CORONEK-J. :. MrMuuuS.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT NJ. A. DUanc.
COMMISSIONERS
First DiStrict-p Blaine, OF IEerSey.
Second Di>trict-T J.. II. \lt.r of Elk
INirH DitriCt-.Jam,S Gavin, vi Adrian.
Fourth District-Maurivc Olic:,yn, Of Grand
Prairie.
F1jth District-D. Shell, Worthi::ton, Chm.
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Vol. TO- No. 27.
L.ASTCALL.

List CALL.
Our recent notice to delinquents has
had little or no effect. Don't be sur
prised hereafter if your paper does not
come, and it you should get notice from
the collector that you are wanted. The
man who is too hard up to even notice
a polite call to pay up, don't need Il
NeWSOaDer
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-02

The Journal issued a circular last
week announcing that the paper had
been sold to stock company and con-
veying the impression that the paper
was to be continued. A numbor of the
surrounding papers have published
items to the same effect. The facts are
that the Journal material passed to the
creditors and will be sold. The paper
will not be revived.
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-02

Two weeks from next Tuesday our
village election will he held.
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-02

REAL ESTATE IRANSFERH
We are indebted to Register of Deeds
Johnson for the following list Of real
estate transfers during the month Of
February:
George II. Stone and wife to +. A.
Poundstone ne4 2O=1O2=4O $1,000.
O. p Miller, J. X. p. Thompson and
wives to E. +. Drake, Ia acres in Big.
Glow, $l.OO
VIM. W. Herdic to Sophia Sutton, 81
sw9 24-1C1-41, 500.
Sioux City and st. Paul r. r. Co. to
John Sands, St sw4 25-lO3-4s, $4lG.
Martha Spear and husband to e. y.
Haven, set of set and set of ne4 and nj
OF ne4, 14-l02-4O, $500.
Denis McEvoy and wife to Smith B.
Campbell, sci Of nWf, 27-l01-43, $3l0.
Clas. E. Harris and wife to Rsbecca
Marden, lot 0 bl. II, erthington, $4OO.
S. G. & St. p. r.. II. Co. to o. G.
Grundstein, lots ii and Is bl. 10, Wor-
thington, $3.50.
st. p. & s. c. r. r. Co. to Nels N.
l.angseth, 81 Of se4 and nw4 of set, s.
1O1-39, $3.50.
W. & S. +. r. r. Go. to Village of
Adrian, lot 6 bl. II, Adrian, Sl.0o
0: G. Grundstein and wife to G.. F.
Sahlbom, lots and bl. 10, Worthing-
ton, $2G2
E: X. Hill to Carl Blank, set, l2-lO4-
IS, $1,000:
D. 5. Law and wife to T. II. Parsons
? 32-1OO acres WI of nw4, 4-1O1-40, $1.0O.
d. S. Law and wife to J. II. Johnson,
part of lot Ii bl. 8, Worthington, $50.
II. II. Harrison and wife to Mary /.
Harrison e of nw4. 24-l0l-39, $400.
Ole Nelson to Henry A. Grinager,
sw4 2-l02-43, 1000.
L. II. Parsons and wife to E. X.
Hart, VT nw4 4-1Ol-40, 81, 800.
Roger Jones and wife to Samuel
Jones, lot bl. 3, Adrian, 81 900.
Edward Clark and wife to Geo. A.
Roberts, nw4 of sw+ 12-l04 So $500.
J. W. Bishop to Mary Hynes; VI of
nw4 7-102-42, $42S.35.
S. C. i St. p. r. Il. Co. to g. T. Pope
lots and ybl. IS, Worthington, $215:
Worthington is troubled with her
boO b'JSs NtINl UllC >\CtANCE Has De-
gun the work ct reformation by a Wig
orous editorial upon the brats, urging
the village authorities to ''take Il hand"
in the reformatory work.-Windom
Reporter.
The village authorities don't, how
ever, take a hand. Although there is
all ordinance which makes it the duty
of the officers to arrest any brats or
men congregated together on the
streets and making any noise or doing
anything to the disturbance or annoy
ance of uhe citizens, the brats took
the town last Saturday afternoon in
broad daylight, pelted every helpless
country boy with snow balls, broke
some windows and raised h-hades
generally. The only man who had
nerve enough to protest or to try to
stop it was Sheriff Miller. A more
helpless village government, more i'm
bicile set of parents and /, more foul.
mouthed, devil;sh set of lrats, could
n0tJe found in the whole West.
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-02

DR.. l.. n. Bedford, Dentist, will be
at the Worthington Hotel from March
10Th to %.
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-02
ALL Ohcia1 Matter Pub
l11hed in this Paper.

TO FOREIGN SUBSCRIBERS.
Subscribers to the ADVANCE living
outside of Mobiles county will please
remember that when we 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., 1882-03-02

See medical card Of Dr. r. D. Barber
in another column.
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-02

FOREST E!:!>> i"i III. i'..,,,t->, ~
Il e uUU, lU.;,Uu or i's t,;;'j. " iil+. alrl
Green Ash, Suft Maple. Box Elder,
Elm. Sycamore, yellow Cott"' w.'nti,:
Honey Locust. Etc Prai,ie For. st.
Tree Planting II specially. For rice3
address GEO II. WRIGHT.
15-4W. 81 lux City roN
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-02

\ Heavy Swell.-Jacob II. Bloomer,
Eirgille, n. Y, writes: ''Thomas' Z. :
lectric Oil cured badly swollen reck
and sore throat in forty eight hours
My wife was also cured Of lame foot
in twcnty-four hours. Sold by Law. =. :.
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-02

The Board of County Commissioners
will meet on Monday next.
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-02
NOTICE or MORTGAGE SALE EI 1D
IEK7ISEIENI

II
TER7ISEllEN1.
WHEREA>, default has been made in thu.
W conditions "I Il certain Mnri :c:gt' Xrclited
and delivered by Benjamin +. C"ngt,ll and
Olive ). tun.,l"n. his wife. Mort gn.nrS 10 Rus-
c':t Il Chase. Morl"aE"r. dated the llth tIav of
january, y. d. 1879. and recorded in the office of
the REGISTER of Deeds Of the county of Mobiles in
he state OF MnrSot::, oiit!,e III, day of .Janla-
~ a. y. 1879, NJ iornrk p. H.. in Book II, of
Mortgages. on page ~ on which there is claim
ell to be ,.ur and Is due ut the Il truf this uti,r
the amount Of Eighty Fou; (s+') Dollars. as in
tcrc>t nh.lir prilcl!l sum i S1t, vet to bee, me
due, as mentioned in Snii Mort gage sind no ac-
ton or proceeding has been Instituted. ut law
or in equity to recover the debt secure by
sail mortgage. or ANY part tllrr..f:
Now. 1h'r rror': 10 sc:' is hereby given that hr
virtue OF the power OF sale contiincd in said
mort g. am! pursuant To the statute in such
ease ma e an pro, i'l.,l the said mort c:,~e vii
be fDrrclG>"ti by sale of the premises described
there iii, tly the Slt i of 81 id county. Il! public
auctinn 1t the irrnt door of he Court House. in
the vil'aG" OF Warrington in the county Of No.
blrs and state of NJ nlieSota. on Friday
The 18th day Of March. y. y. 1882.
At Il 4'cork a. vi. t" satisfy The amount which
Shall then be due on said mort gage, with the in
tereSt tn rc,n and costs and EXPRESSES of sale.
and Thirty fiTe Dnll!rs attorneys fees as stip,
ulatcd in Sal | mortgage in ease of fnre':o
The premises described: il. stl ,.or, 1nge and
SO to b" >'l't are the lot piece pr parcel uf land
situated in in" County of Nnllt> ak; STATE of
Minn">"ta ana Ello" II a;lt' described ;,> follow
tO-Nil:
The southeast 'l7arttr of ton Twenty Four
(24), Township One Hundred! and one NU!}
Range fnrty-One f4lJ
Dated February !. \. d. 1S'2.
RO>CUEG G. CHASE. Mortgusee
GEO. " ILSOS. attorney for Mn.lAagec.
First publication Ftt' ,. 1AS2
Last Publication March =, 1oS:o.
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-02

Postmaster Barber'S new office looks
modern post office with iron boxes
and is carrying out his promise to give
the town Il neat and convenient office.
And the ADVANCE intends to carry out
it's promise to give the DR.. credit for
doing SO.
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-02

Conscience doth suggest healthy re-
f;ections for US all. Thus Il Wurtlling~
ton paper says: IF the ADVANCE had
lived 200 years ago in New England it
Wonlh have been burned for Il wizard."
Sioux City journal.
Yes, we have fallen on batter times.
Religious bigotry is still venomous but
has no fangs to deposit it's poison.
Now a newspaper like the ADVANCE
can be a weather prophet, a political
prophet and a religious prophet and
can exercise a power which neither pc
iitical nor religious organizations can
resist, and still go unburned and un-
hanged. Conscience doth suggest
healthy reflections and doth pat the
ADVANCE approvinsly on the head.
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-02

EeE week in your own town. IS Outfit free
WV No risk. Reader. if you want i business
at which persons OF either sex can make great
pay all the time they work, write for particulars
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-02

This is No. p, Vol 10, Of the Ap-
VANCE, Just eight years since the
present editor took charge Of the pa
per It's 4 Success!
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-02
TO NEW SI1RNCRIRERN.

We repeat our notice that we want
no new subscribers unless they can pay
something in advance. If you cannot
raise the money to pay for three or six
months in advance, you are too hard up
to have newspaper. We do not in
slst On full year in advance, but it
must be three or six months or we can
not take your names.
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-02
STEAD Y EInPLOIlI lIENT,
THE FONTuILL NURSERIES OF CAN

ADA.
We want statesmen to sell our stock
in Wisconsin, Iowa and Minnesota.
Can give canVassers advantages that
no other firm in the business can offer.
Steady work and good salaries to sue
cessful men. Good references reouir-
Ell. For terms address, giving full
name, age, previous occupation and
references,
STONE & WELLINGTON,
Room No. 8, sherman Block. Wa
bash Street, st. Paul, Mimi. Branch
Office