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"%. SUMMONS.
STATE OF MINNESOTA
County OF MOBILES. %
DISTRICT COukr.-Sixth Judicial District.
AEON Forbes, Plaintiff,
against
Hector Anderson, Defendant.
z: Summons.
The State OF Minnesota 10 tho abOvenamed Dc.
leN!ant: ...#.,.g. g..
You, Hector Anderson. are hereby sum.
moned and required to answer the Complaint in
this action, which has been filed in the office Uf
the Clerk Of said Court in Worthingtnn In said
county and State. and to serve copy Of your an
swer to said complaint on the subscriber. at his
Office in said WOrthington in Mobiles County,
Minnesota, within twenty days after the service
Ut this summons upon you, exclusive Of the day
OF such service, and you fail t"Answer the said
complaint within the time aforesaid. the Plain
tiff III this action will AXE Judgment a. ainst You
for the sum Of One Hundred amt Eighty Nine
So lOV Dollars with the costs and disbursements
Of this action. ,.,,.-
Dated November 10, A. d. 1882.
III. .' DANIEL. ROnRER,
Plaintiffs Attorney, WvrthingtOn. Mimi
First pub. Nov. q. leS2
Last pub Dec. ..
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PR u 10 N OFFER.
PAP UI' AND GETTWO PA.

81 Pa = 4 I'. AND GETTWO Pa !.
r Frs FOR ONE RATE.
To AL subscribers to the ADVANCE
/. who will pay all arrearagss and one
year in advance, We make the follow
Ing otter:
The Iowa Farmer, $l.0o = year, pub.
lisled 1T Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and an
excellent agricultural paper, free for
one year.
Or. those who prefer the Chicago
Weekly News to the Iowa Farmer, can
have tile former one year on the same
terms.
To the first Eve persons in January
whs pay all arrearages and one year in
advance from January, 1883, the
BREEDERS LIVESTOCK JOURNAL
enc year free. or the Iowa Farmer if
they prefer It, the first five to have
their choice Between the two. 5~t
TO every subscriber who will pay all
arrearages and one year in advance
from January !. 1883, the Iowa Farmer
and DR.. Kendall's famous Horse. Book
fres. e.
To the first twelve subscribers who
pay up during Holiday week, between
Christmas and New Years, paying all
arrear&ees and = year in advance from
January I. 1853, the Iowa Farmer, Dr..
KsR@pllb HoIss Bsok and DR.. Foote's
Health Hints and Recipes free. Il:
Or, those who prefer The Farmers
f: Union and Minneapolis Tribune can
have it on the following terms:
: ANY subscriber who is in arrears six
months or more and will pay all arrear-
ages and one year in advance will re-
ceive the Farmers Union and Tribune
one year free. .T..7 = -.
Any one who will subscribe for the
ADVANCE and pay for not less than IL
months in advance will receive the Un-
ion and Tribune one year free.
All these premium offers will hold
till the first Of February, 1883.
F. This is the time to pay up and re-
new. This should be done without a
bonus or u premium, but we make the
above offers to induce our subscribers
to stir around aud get two or three
papers and several books TO: being
good boys" and doing what they
ought to do anyhow.
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Holiday olJcl.;als..

Ecu can get Elaine OH at
14-4w II. j.. TORRANcE's.
Oder Cases il leather and plush It
G. ~. Smiths. DE lew
All kind. OF Groceries and Canned
Goods ut Herron's cheap for cash.
Autograph Albums in canvass, leath-
er and plush ut G. w. Smiths. 1872
Santa Claus has made depot Of his
toys for Christmas 1T Herren's. Call
and see them. Ill. j. lew
Largest assortment OF Photograph
Albums ever exhibited in the city vt
T.. W. Smith =. s. lew ].
Bigelow s Plumb are selling sausa-
ges frsm the size OF y pipesteM to. the
size Of log. Can't Be beat. Try yard
Of it. ..g*s 1921
,Celluloid Toilet Sets in leather and
plush at e.. w. Smiths. 16-2w
Why are you paying from SOC to oOc
for oysters when Bigel0w Il Plumb have
c"SuA vi ossI0s 80 AO-Ss
pounds of Roasted Rio Coffee for
100 cents at Herroa .. lew
Christmas cards at &. W. Smiths. ;
lG-2W s
Tl.ayer has the finest lot Of Holiday
Goods in The eaty. Call ssA see for
yovrself. :. II H.. .s.@ lew
No charges for grinling coffee
bought at Herrsn:s. l6-2w
Christmas! Christmas! Christmas!
Go to e. W. Smiths for anything you
want in Christmas goods. Wv. :
Jellcy in bulk at Herrsn's. 16.2w
Zephyrs, Canvass. Cardboard and
Mottoes at Mrs. Laws Millinery Store
at cost. -, 1t
Oysters by the quart At Herron's.
16-2W -, 4
The stock Of Furniture at Thayer's
store is now complete. Call on him
before buying your holiday goods.
Call and see him and look over his
mammoth stock, whether you wish to
buy or not. 16-2W
bars Of Soap for rs cents at Her
ron'S. -. l6-2W Il
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THE DOCTORS SECRET

Probably no rev development will
more surprise the public. than to learn
the secret Ut success Of certain leading
physicians. When they have a difficult
case Of throat or lung disease that BAT
hes their scientific skill, they prescribe
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption, Coughs and Colds, having it
disguised il a prescription bottle, with
their own directions and name attach,
ed. The patient is cured, and they get
the cre1it.-rribune. Large size 81
For sale by G.. II. Smith.
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-RUSHMORE.

= The Rev. Mr.. Tutor will preach Sab
bath next in the morning ut. half past
10. A good attendance is cordially in.
vited An advisory sermon for the
benefit Of delinquents will be delivered.
Sandy Thoms left for Mankate on
Tuesday. IL on the sick list.
E. S. Wemple left for St. Paul.
A large shipment 1T poultry from
here to A. G. Seney, N. Y.
. A merry Christmas to you and your
lady, mother-in. law. &C. &c.
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THE TAKES.

THE TAXES
We are indebted to Auditor Mills
for the following abstract Of the tax
list for 1882 as extended OF, the books
and recently completed:
Total number of acres ass'd, l92, 2292.
Assessed value including structu res
and improvements, $S47, GIT.
Average per acre, SAL
Value nf village lots, struc-
lures and improvements, 14S. 500 on
Value Of personal property, 269, $50. 90
Total ass'd value, 81, ,OG0. 90
Tax levied for State funds. 1892 66
General School fund Il milN 1885, ~
Special Scho~l fund, 12.14l.S6
County revenue fund, :. $685.. 80
do Interest fund, =" 2,G6l11
do, Poor fund. p. 1885, IS
do Road and Bridge 1881
do Jail and Courtexpenses.: 2, OPS go
Village and Town taxes lev'd,. 4,709.O5
-sf do delinquent road e
:: :. o. taxes, .s.&s 2,O42 46
Interest On r. II. bonds, 4O2.5S
Total amt. for collection, $34, 423 q
Average rate of taxation delinquent
road iucluded) q and $40 mills. -. -.
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GRAND PRAIRIE.


Gathering Germ is the principal bust
ness at present. Many farmers seem
t" be short ct feed aud are buying corn
while it is cheap.
Mrs. Rachel HAllas, mother Of the
Graves boys, has moved out from, " is
eonsin aud is keeping house for her SOW
Oscar. Mark Graves went back II
Wisconsin, to help i,tr move cut and
found that \ car to Sheldon cost 6fty
dollars, while to Ehgsvton, III the same
eampAny's line. but by = much longer
route. it c"st only thirty dollurs. Why
are these things thusly?
Mira. Geo. Na;Ias has gone to Wis.
consin to spend the winter.
Miss Cora Bryan has gone to Spirit
lake to spend the winter with friends.
John Masgai has bought Patrick
Barry's place. Consideration 81, 100.
GRAND PRAIRIE.
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TIE LENI4AN MURDERERS.
Sheriff Wagner and deputy, Of Rock
Rapids, passed through Oh Tuesday,
taking the Le,.ihan murderers to the
penitentiary at AnaMasa, Iowa. They
stopped at the Worthington until
Wednesday morning and left OH tue
Burlington train.
The prisoners were: Mrs. Lenihan,
wife Of the murdered man, and her two
daughters. Anna and Maggie. The
trial was in progress At Rock Rapids
last week. By agreement Of coun.
Sci, the case was submitted to the
court and not given to the jury. and on
Friday the judge pronounced sentence.
Mrs. Lehman and the girl Maggie, who
fred the shot that killed her father,
were sentenced for life, and Anna. for
ten years. The young man, Burch,
WAS discharged, as there WAS not suf-
!icient evidedce to crimiuatc him.
The Lpni'lans, it will be remember
ed, lived near the O5ceola county line
and the murder was committed about
year ago. Tie father had been ont
until 8 or 10 o'clock on Saturday night,
came home and MAS sitting by the fire,
when his daughter Maggie fired a pistol
shot through the window and killed
him. 1t was said at the trne that
Burch, young man who had been
stopping with the family, WAS at the
bottnm Of the affair. It seems that the
wife aud mother and both daughters
were interested in Burch, if not crimi-
nally intimate, and the father opposed
having Bnrcli around. II Was there
fore determined to dispose of tie old
man" and it seems that Maggie was
selected to fire the shot. Bnrc!, e.
caprs, |iowever. as is too often the ease,
willie the foolish women go to prison.
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F0R SALE.-A No.. 4 Piano. Inquire
at thu. ADVANCE Office. 5l.tf
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Farmers and others desiring i zen.
teel, lucrative agency, by which IS to
SIS a day can be earned. send address
at once, an postal to H. C.. Wilkinson
& Co., 1876 and 1917 Fulton Street, New
York. l7-8m.
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Revolvers. Cartridges and Cutlery at
Hewitt & Marines. -,-a.@a .,--~-. II
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PERSONALS.

PERSONALS =z5
D. Mrs. Smallwsod is up from Omaha
visiting her parents. &c.
Mrs. w. III. Bieelow has returned
from an extended visit to- C0vingt0n,
KY. .s =, Il.
Superintendent Of Schools Nelson
was III wnsyesterday. as:5i III
Prof. Kielle, State Superintendent
Of Schools, visited the WortI,ington
Schools on Tuesday last.
Mr.. Fordney has removed to Worth
ington and Mrs. F. will open hair
dressing establishment.
Hon. W. II. johnson, our State Rep
.resentative elect, was in town the 9TH
er day and dropped up into tia sane.
tuin Of the new spiritual temple.
Capt. Davy,of Blue Earth City, has
been in town visiting lis Masonic
friends. He represents house which
furnishes Masonic supplies and sold
about $50 worth Of books and $93
worth Ct furniture aud regalia to the
Worthington lodge.
A card from G. T. Pope says he ar
rived at Toledo in Il snow storm ard
that it has been 10 below zero down in
that wet blanket atmosphere. 10 be-
lew down there is worse than 80 up
here. ,<<r.5..s. ,se.zs..,.g- ..:.ss-g ...zs-~
" A letter received from Harvey Safer,
dated ut Pueblo, Colorado, has this de-
vice for heading: Harvey Safer,
grower of Small Fruits and Vegetables
Fruit dealers supplied i'll quantity Dur
ing Berry Season. Choice Strawberry
Plants = Speciality" Well, we are
glad to s+-e that Harvey hasn't been
hanged to u lamp post yet. by mistake
Down that way, wl,ess they hang ,aea
ION the spot" they often get hold of
the WRONG man, and then they ''are
sorry" *
In RENTING for anether years sub
scription, DR.. viii H. Hamisten
writes from Cleveland and congratu-
lates us on the new ADVANCE build
ing, and also gives a sketch Of lis new
office which, We judge, beats ours in
modern conveniences. He has also
hliIk 4 fine residence on Jennings Ave-.
Will is a Worthington boy aud this is
All additional reason for extending to
him onr hearty congratulations on his
remarkable success in the beautiful
city of Cleveland.
Wanted, choice Print Butter at
Lyons. II
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DT VFU4T III
COM M ITTEE
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

I. U1OOVLU 17VN NV17CE.
Notice is hereby given that the firm OF
PoUndstOne \ Anderson have an! did. UPON the
first day OF December last. by mutual consent
dissolve all partnership III the Grocery trade and
Otherwise. All persons having accounts ngains,
said firm will please present The same for settle
ment. And persons owing said firm are hereby
especially requested TO make prompt settlement.
We hereby return thanks TO our many friends
and patrons for their abundant patronage and
friendly relations.
Z: y: rounslstcne, the retiring p,rtner, will,
with mis- family. return for sea to his fOrme:
home in Illinois. rs soon as a adjustment If out.
II. II. Anderson, Of The firm. becomes sole
proprietor and succeS SOr IN business at the old
stand. and hereby respectfully soiici;sa contln
nance Of patronage by the many friends and pat
'ons OF the old firm and further promises read.
mess to serve and PIE Use all Gust ,mcrS both old
an.! new. POUNDSTONE & ANDERSON.
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BLANKs.-Chattel Mortgage and
:hattel Mortgage Sale Blanks for sale
atthls ONCE in any quantity.
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MINOR ARRIVALS
At the residence Of A. E. Darling OH
Friday last, a girl. 49,.
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FINAL PROOF NOTICES.
LAND OFFICE At Worthington. MINI.

t.5e =. u. sg Nov. 70, 1882.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his Intention t.
make final proof in support OF his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the u. s.
Land ONCE at W0rthinKtun, MIMI, on
]. Friday, Jan. S, 1853. 49,. S.. ~ !. .:,..
VIZ: Herman Bieke. 81: : - 49,.
Add and Orignl. Homestead Application No
i. 7A9 aud II, COZ tor the w11SeL e1seA Of Sec
2. IN IL F<a5s -, - -,.',.'|
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of {,
said land. viz: go gat. - :
Seren c. Christensen. C. w. Gale, Thomas
Murray, Vim. SOwles, sr., Mobiles county, MINI.
II Mons GRIHAGEN Register,
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Wanted, choice Print Butter at
Lyons. II
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AxxlvAL AND DEPARTURE or NAILS

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or NAILS
AKRtVE2.
Kastavu daily II lOa. m.
d. st. Paul aud beyond 30 y M
0ortlae1,. 23ba ~.
Western-l.n Verne and SIOUX Fails, 10 Is m
NOund Lake, saturdays ~ M
DEPARTS.
Eastern daily = 20 \. m.
do to It. Paul AMI beyond 10 - \ IN
southern - II lUa. m.
WeSirrm-Iu Verne and Sioux Fall. 3 20 p N
0sallsd A.-.c, Saturdays p N
Nails carried by day tralr close 30 minutes
:eissre departure. All others ut > O'Clock y NJ.
Office hours from i. M. to p ~. Sun lays
Hssn t. 2 m and - m t. - ~ pm.
Nus,ey orders issued AMI letters registered he
:Wsvn Q clOck 4 III and So ~.
u, D. BARBER, r. ~,
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Christmas tree at the Episcopal
Church Saturday evening. -: -as
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CONTEST NOTICES.

go LAND OFF1cE at Worthington. MIMI,
Dec. Is. 1882.
. COMPLAINT having been entered at this of.
nee by Geo &c Ridge against VIM. $. C0nley
For failure to comply with law az to Timber
Upon the seN Of sec. =. town lU3, range -,
In Mobiles county, Minnesota, with = view to
the cancellation OF said entry: contestant alleg,
vate said land and failed to plant trees, seeds 81
cuttings, and has failed to have any trees grow.
ing thereon thu said parties are hereby sum.
m0Ned to appear at this office On
To respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged failure.
- . None GRlNAGER Register.
'~ II G. H. SMITH, Receiver.
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MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE
WHEREAS, default has been made in the
W conditions OF 4 certain indenture OF mort
gage executed ami delivered by Charles vii.
gagofs. to The American Freehold Land Mort
gage Company, OF London (Limited) Mortga
gee. dated the rs, ! day Of June, A. d. 1850, and
II the co "fs che Nesr q
Minnesota, on the 24th 'tay of July, A. u. 1880.
at O'Clock and Thirty minutes y. m in Book e.
o. o. Mio;;tEages on pages ;s 5s' o:. s ana S by
of interest due and payable on January l, A. ID.
1s8: and whereas, the said MORTGAGE having
as sy the terms Of sal n1rtgaEe It was author
clare. the whole sum secured by said mortgage
to be due and payable, there Is claimed 70 bcduc
on said mortgage and the debt secured thereby,
and Is due ut the date ofths notire, Eight Hun
dred Sixty Eight 0. 100 Dollars (ss6S G:), and no
action or proceeding 1T law or Otherwise having
been instituted to recover he debt secured BY
said mortgage or any part thereof.
Therefore. mott is hereby given. that by vir-
tue Of i power Of sale contained in said mort
gage and pursuant to the statute in such case
MAIZE and provided. the said mortgage will be-
foreclosed and the lands and premises therein
described will BE- sold 1T public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, to pay said debt in
costs and expenses Of sale by the sheriff Of
tie Court House il. IT, village Of wo!thing.
ton In the county Of Mobiles and State OF MINI
eSOta, Oh
Tie 9th day Of January, a. D. 1883,
ut II o'clock in the forenoon Of that day.
The lands and premises so to he sold, are situ-
ate in the county Of Mobiles and State OF MINES
Ota aud described rs follows:
The southwest quarter Of section Two (2), in
township One Hundred and Three {lo3), range
Forty :4'). west, containing che hundred and
sixty acres.
Dated November 20, 1882.
THE AMERICAN FREEHOLD LAND MORT
GAGE COMPANY Or LONDON (LlMITED),
Mortgagee.
"A. d. PERKINS, Window. MIMI, Attorney for
Mortgage.
First pub. Nov. q, lS92.
Last pub. Jan. 4, 1883
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It. Anthony Roller Mill FInur, tn
best III the Stale. 1T tIussletOn'S. |
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.LOR1IN.

VIM. Stokes has COVE east ~ Q visit.
Mr.. Clenens has alss eAAe sest "a 4
visit. *.-,.7
A. e. Tuttio has returned frem 4
weeks visit to nlinois. f.
Our school has done better this win
ter than ever before. We have good
teacher, no question about that .
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Cash for Dressed Pork at Lyons

Lost, . small cable chain with 4
grab hook. Was lost between s0dsAv.
enue Hotel aud g. Dana 3 resldehe
1w j. RsAsHwta1I1,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SAFE UNDER DEcKfE.
.GTAr8OF MINNEsOrA,
N COUNTY OF MOBILES. .s
.zs =s In DISTRICT COuR7,
SIXTH j DICIAL DISTRICT.
10 sFH.$5a #. G.. 3Winsl wv piain1 m EF

SA1rH JUDICIAL. DISTRICT. - &E5
3s@ +. G. WinslJw, Piain1iff,
Il PENDANTS. IA s.
TNDEk and by virtue OF the decree OF said
~ Court IN the above entitled ac.inn, made
and entered In said court on November oath.
d:Si, md certified copy Of which has been
same. will sell at pub ic auction, to the high.
est bidder for cash, at the front DIOR 81 the
Court house IN the village Of Worthingto,,,
Mobiles county, Minnesota, ON
Friday, the 18th day Of January, 1883,
At 10 O'clock i. m, the following described real
est ate, described IN said decree and situate In
Mobiles county, Minnesota, and described rs fol.
lows, to- wit:
The north half Of the northwest quarter
Of section Thirty;four l34,) Township one hun:
dred and one GOD. range lOrty-twO (42). ard
the south hall OF the northwest quarter III rec.
'i0n Thirty. Four (34l. township tine Hundred
and One (lUl }. range Forty TWO (42).
November 9th, 1851. -s,@ J.. - r-.rs
s Il. r. MILLER,
Sheriff Mobiles County, Minnesota.
i DANIEL. koHKER Attorney for Plaintiff.
First pub Nov. sc, 1892. - r
Last pub Jan. 4, 1853 --
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LAND OFFICE at Wort,.ington, MIMI,

LAND OFF1CE WUTCNl0RCOf1, MInn,
.@ Nov. Is, 1882.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
t. make final proof in support OF his claim, AMI
that said proof will be made before the U. $.
Land Office ut WorthingtOn, Mimi, on
Saturday, Jan. E. 1883, .-' -....-
Viz: Walter r. ID. McCord.
Add: Homestead Application. No. 1921,
For the eh Of III. Sw II sec. lS-l02-li.
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of.
said land, viz:
A. J. Torrance, Peter Thompson, A. b. Nc
Cord, +. w. Thonls, Of Mobiles, Co.. MINI.
Is MONs GRINAGER Register.
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We welcome to our table The Kan
sas> Liberal, published ut Valley Falls,
Kansas. by NJ. Hartman, at ST 90 a year.
1t is devoted to ''Total Separation of
the State from Sup>rnaturalism. Per-
feet Equality before the Law for all
men and women. No Privileged Class
es or Orders: Diversity of Opinion
Unity of Purpose"
We only wish that there wore ten
Thousand such papers, each with cir
culation of 100, 900, and that every man
and woman would read them regularly
We notice that E. G.. Walker the
sterling Iowa Liberal lecturer and
worker, is associate editor and general
agent for the Liberal 3cs s!@S
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Sis REWARD!

reward Of Fifteen Dollars will lie paid to
any one who will furnish evidence that will en-,
Wet anyone OF GAMBLING in any Of the chur-
cheS of WOrtiingtoM.
Or evidence that will convict any OF the men,
bcrs Of any Of the churches of
Cruelty to Animals.
by letting them stand exposed to the wea ther in
winter while such mem, bers are worshippiny hy
a war n fire on the inside
Or evidence that will convict any Of such
church mombers Of SELLING. CIDER contrary
To law or breaking the Sabbath by selling goods
Oh that day or any other desperately wicked
or unlawful offence
BY order Of
C0M MITTEE
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$40 Reward!

4 reward OF Twenty Dollars will be paid for
Information leading to the conviction, as above,
ANY PERSON WHO HAS EVER BEEN CONVICTED OF
SUCH OFFENCE
In said village; or " no has directly or indirect
thereof. not to 50 sell
The above offer is Backed by RESPONSE
blo Citizens.
The reward will be paid promptly on 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
sons who witnessed the sale. Information NAV
De sent by mail. but thu name OF the sender
must be signed.
Warrington, Mimi. Dec H. 1852 1G Rim
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Thayer has just received lot Of
Easy Chairs. Patent Rockers and the
Solid Comfort, which is the grandcst
chair cut. Also a lot Of other goods
too numerous to mention. l6-2w
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

AUDIToK-E 3. Mills.
ThkAbCkEx-H.C SHEPARD,
R0oo9F1x ~ DG4Do-R T. johnson.
June6 o. PkO1ArD-l.. q. Ne!soo.
Cl1RK or COUk7-l b. Bennett.
R9EkIfR-R. Il. Miller.
0UNvGYOa-OttO Be1vPAM.
COUkr COMPASSIONATE. = Nelson.
COUNTY ATrOkNET-l;eO. w. Wilson.
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Fourth Observation-Disclosures UIiea:n. II Grand
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&. W. Brant. of Worthington, Mimi,
came down Tuesday evening of last
week in response to q telegram an
nouncins the serious illness of his
wife who has been visiting in the Rap
ids. being now at VIM. Carrall's. DIR.
Wallace attended the patient, and she
is now improving. Mr.. Brant return
ell home Saturday.-Rock Rapids Re.
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