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LAND OFFICE at Wortlington, Mimi.

LAND OFFICE at Worthington, Mimi,
August II, 1852.
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 Will be made before the u. 5.
Land Office at Worthington, Minn., on
Saturday, Oct. II, 1882,
oriG,. and AddI: Homestead Application No.
10,253 and No. II ,s4,
For the se14 sec. 32-l04 Al.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of,
said land, viz:
Jacob Sanger, William Norman Horace Nor
man, Ephriam Eby: Of Mobiles Co, MINI.
Mons GKINAGEls, Register.
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LAND OFFICE at Worthington, Minn.

LAND OFFICE at Worthington, Nlinn.
August q, 1882
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make iinl! proof in support Of his claim, and that
said proof will be made before the U. s. Land
Office at WOrthington, Minn., on
saturday, Sept 70, 1881,
No. l0,!45,
For the sl1seL Sec 90 103-43.
He names the Following witnesses to p:ove nj s
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of,
said land, viz:
Akin Miner. Charles Lord. Alexander Roach,
Samuel Jameson. Of Mobiles Co., MINI.
81 Mons GRINAGEN, Register.
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Remember that the County Fair be-
gins on Tuesday next and continues
three days. Among the prominent at
fractions are an address by J. 3.
Wakefield and five mile equestrian
race by ladies.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-21

Carpenters wanted by W. H. Bige-
low, at S!ayton MINI. 1w.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-21

It is an indisputable fact that Halls
Hair Remover renews, cleanses. bright
ems, invigorates and restores faded or
gray hair to lis youthful color and lus-
tire, cheaply, quickly and surely. 9'eo.
pie with gray hal: prefer to buy it,
rather than proclaim to the world
through their bleached locks that they
are becoming aged, aud passing on to
decay.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-21

Worthington is the biggest town in
the State for Conventions aud jury
trials.
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SIOUX CITY ST. rAUI. TINE CARD.
NO. PASSENGER.
gotna West.
Leave st. Paul at .?.30 .. m.
Worthingt0n, at lib p. IN
Arrive 1T Sioux City, at 3.57 a. ~.
no. PASSENGER.
Leave st. Paul at 7:1O am
Arrive at Worthington ut 3:la IN
ar. ut Sioux City at 7:35pm
Going East.
NO. 9. PASSENGER.
Leave Sioux CityaS 1910 a. m
Wort!ingtO:,, at l.O5 a. III.
Arrive at st. F:llll, at 1l-5j p. N.
no PASSENGER.
Leave Sioux CITY at a:lOa am
Arrive 1T WOrtl,IugtON at 1l:52am
Ar. at st. Paul at 1:25pm
WORT1l1NGTON AND SIOUX FALLS X. II.
Eoing East
Leaves Sioux Falls 1T 20 4. nj.
Arrives mt Wor;hington II Is s.
3oin4 VEST
Leaves Warrington 3 rs p m.
F. D. suLL1yAS, Agent.
c.. N. ". TYNE table.
Time ot departure OF Passenger Trains from
Leave for Chicago !G =. N. T. IS p. III.
" New Tim 1T 6 IS o. H. l. - =. ~.
Time Of arrival
From the East, G 30 a nj Il S 25 pm
From the West, 8 GS 4 II s. co , III.
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Compound Microscope with camera
lucida attachment, for sale cheap. Ap-
ply to r. III. MCMILLAN. =
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-21

Entirely Satisfactory.-Ladies wish
ing perfume that combines novelty,
delicacy, and richness, find Floreston
Cologne entirely satisfactory.
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A meeting was held at the Miller
school house in Elk, on Tuesday eve.
ming, to organize a Farmers Alliance.
There will I've Services ut the Episco.
pal Church next Sunday at II a. m. and
3P. m. Rev. Mr.. Gum officiating.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-21

II. d. Winters has sold his farm at
Graham Lakes for 81 900.
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DIR. Clippenger has up 400 tons of hay
and is still putting up. The stacks
look like suburban village.
There was quite frost on Tuesday
night, the 10th, the first of the season.
Most OF the corn is said to be out of
the way.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-21

EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS.
The general Fall Examinations Of teacher
will be held
At WOrthineton, Saturday, Sept. 49,
AZ Adrian, Tuesday, Sept, l9. I1!~
Al WorthingtOu. Saturday. Sept. g.
80 NJ. A. DOANE. Co. Supt.
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LOCAL.

woRrulxeros. MINI. srr1rxnra q. ,ss2
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RUSHmORE HOTEL

E. L. WEMPLE, Proprietor.
This is new Hote, recently opened on the
Wortl.ington Sioux Fallsrailroad. First-class
accommodations and everv attention shown to
guests. Good chicken and duck shooting in the
vicinity. ... ..5-z- -s..
Good StabIing E. First Class Livery.
RUSHMORE, M7NN.
40 ly
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Mule, harness, wagon aud sulky plow
for sale. Apply to
HVGu MITCHELL, W0rthipgt0u.
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FOR SALE.-A No. Piano. Inquire
at the ADVANCE Office. 5l-tf
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ADVERTISING RATES.

ADVERTISING RATES.
One inch three weeks, 600. three months, ~ 90
Three inches weeks 500, 500
Five inches, I" 600, 1000
Special rates given for larger advertisements.
Spec;al notices. first week 10 cents line: sub.
oeuient Insertions cents 4 line each week.
Transient advertisements paid In advance.
Yearly advertisements to be paid quarterly.
Legal advertisements to be paid for before an.
0avtt Is given. ~.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-21

CLUB RATB8.
The ADVANCE Is furnished ae Dl 50 . year to
CLUBS c1 ten or more. Clubs OF ten for six months
IS cents for each subscriber.
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The Nebles County S. s. Assecia-
tion meets at WortIington to-day and
continues two days. Four conven-
tions in one week is pretty good for
Worthington.
The Omaha road will have on sale
Sept. 25, 26, Oct. 2, 3, 8, 10, l6 and II,
round trip excursion tickets to Chicago
and Milwaukee, to enable patrons to
attend the Exposition at the following
low rates: Worthingten to Chicago
and return $1S.6D. Worthington to
Milwaukee and return l7.O5.
F. D. SULLIVAN, Agent.
Warrington has had a jury trial
every day for four or five days over the
liquor cases, and it has made things
lively. Citizens growled and swore at
being called away from business, and
when the cases did not 60 to suit the
temperance element, there were free
charges Of perjury. Boil, saloons a,e
closed now and the proprietors are un-
der arrest.
Buttermilk is recommended as Z cure
for the liquor appetite, rs we'll us sour
stomach. Shell Il Torrance ought to
open buttermiik saloon. The temper.
ance people will have sour stomachs
and tile liquor element have the appe-
tite as lon;, us liquor is sold. A butter
milk saloon will relieve both elements,
and there would be u general sweet.
ness.
PRAIRIE FIRES.
In few days the grass will be killed
by frost and the prairie fires will begin
torun. Thousands and tens Of thousands
of tons Of hay have been stacked on the
prairie during the three months Of
good haying weather just past, ard
hundreds Of stacks of grain are still
unthreshed. These will make beauti-
full contlagr:tions when the prairie
fires begin to run. Please send in re-
ports of the number Of hay and grain
stacks burned, including farm build
ings. We might sound the usual not !.
of warning and advise farmers to pro-
tect their stacks by good fire breaks,
but it might be considered supertlucus
and impertinent, not to say ''incom-
pe:ent, irrelevant and immaterial.''
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A. o. of q. W.
WorthingtOn Lodge No IS meets every Friday
evening. J. s. MCNIANUs, Master WOrkmn.
r. B. PLOrrs, Recorder,
M SONIC.

M SONIC.
DEGULAR COMMUNICATIONS Of Fraterni-
~ ty Lodge, No. 10l, A. F. 4 A. M. at Masonic
$aN Hall in WorthingtOn on the
A3GI9Sk4 1st and Sd Mondays In each
as9ScT4S"s "s41. month.
6xxETASX I. r. DURFEE, w. NJ.
Y40e4HS X. n. PLOrTs, Sec.
3N&1SH1<X REGULAR CONVOCA-
2o@Mz TONS Of Living Arch Chap
XSaNSzS .S2A:N ter, No. ., H.. A.. NJ. at Ma
W. S9S sonic Hall on the 4th Monday
o each month.
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PERSO ONALN

n: a. Barlow and lady, ARC in town
=. Mcmillan and lady, returned from
Minneapolis, on Tuesday. So.
Levi Shell. of Sibley, was up on Sun.
Gay dining with his brother Dan.
Dann Kribs, Treasurer Of Trempleau
county, Wis, was in town the other
Gay prospecting for location.
Joseph Lowe has servered his con.
nectiOn witllfhe Okabena mills, of this
place, and has gone to Sheldon to take
place in the lselin Mills.
VIM. NJ. Patrick, editor Of the Men.
dotS lll.) Index, has been on visit ia
his brother.in.law. J. III. Maxwell, OF
Dewald. |..l
Hon: J. A. Latimer, Of .Winnebago
City, the Alliance candidate for Con.
gress was in town yesterday and made
us a pleasant call.
B. W. Woolstencroft, editor Of the
Fulda Republican, was down Yesterday
attending the Convention, aud gave US
the editorial grip.
Commissioners B'8ine and Gown and
Judge Nelson, Capt. Wigham and A.
NJ. Crosby have been in town several
days attending conventions.
DIR. Henry Foster, of Minneapolis,
Superintendent of College Hospital,
was in town Tuesday visiting his
cousin, Mrs. Clippenger.
II. D. Winters, Of Minneapolis. is in
town on business and shaking hands
with his old friends.
Rev. D. G. Gum, of the E3iscopal
Church, expects to move to Worthine.
ton this week. He will he heartily wei.
coined by his little flock and by many
others who like him as man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Salisbury, from Chata-
qua countyN. Y, are visiting Capt.
Miner, brother to Mrs. Salisbury. Mr..
S. is still ailing from injuries received
on the Fast mail train which was put
on few years ago in the East.
Charley Hecox, of Worthington. is
doing the inside painting and granting
on Mr.. II: Paul's elegant mansion at
the Wavertree farm.-1Ieron Lake
Guardian.
Yes, and Charley did the painting on
those ''illigant' new signs which tile
ADVANCE has run up on the new Spir-
itual Temple.
Abram S. Hewitt, the distinguished
Democrat. and John Pender, Of Eng
land. proprietor and sole owner Of tie
new Atlantic cable, spent the night at
Worthington last week. They put up
at the Palace Hotel on wheels furnish
ed by the railroad company and in the
morning they went west over the Sioux
Falls road.
B. s. Bulls and W. N. Davidson have
opened Il land agency at LuVcrne,
Minnesota, and design henceforth to
sell and buy real property for others,
and do general agency business at ex-
ira low rates oi coMmiss ss:oa.-LuVerne
Herald.
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IF Nearly Dead after taking some
highly rntfed up stuff with long tes:;-
mooials, turn to Hop Bittcrs. and |avo
no fear Of any Kidney or Urinary
troubles, Rright's Disease. Diabetes or
Liver Complaint. These diseases can
not resist the curative power Of Hop
RitterS; besides it is the best family
MeGecine on earth.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sale Of State | ands.

STATE OF MMNEeorA, LAND Or1lcx.
Saint Paul. Sept. 1st, 1882.
Office is hereby given that the County Auditor
a. ~ VIII offer at public sale at his OlFice in
\" 1M"ottnington on Saturday. October 2Sth lsS2. at
~ ~ o'clock g. m: on the terms prescribed by law,
peen appraised and are unsold, or that have
Ocen sold and forfeited by reason of failure to
Pay interest Tor two or more years. Lists OF the
!ands TO be offered may be seen at the AUDITOR
ONCE for ten days prior to the sale. ll.3.6W
w. w. BRADEN.
Com. OF the State Land ONCE.
TEACHER WANTED
In School District No. q, Indian Lake. Mobiles
county. Minnesota. None but good competent
teacher need apply. Appicat tt0ns will be rcceiy.
ed up to November 1st. Apply tn
22w JOHN q. LARSON, Dist. Clerk.
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Wprthiugtuu 9drautt.
FU1LIeH1D W11KLY, AZ
SORTHINGTON. MOBILES COUNTY. MINI.

Terms Two Dollars per year, invariably In id.
1noe. Al! orders will receive prompt attention.
C0mmuntcat Ms intended for publication must
q accompanied by the real name and address Ol
re writer - guaranty Of good faith-not nec.
o0S1rlly for publication
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-21

The Mobiles County S. $. Assecia-
tion meets at WortIlington to day and
continues two days. Four conven-
tions in one week is pretty good for
Worthington.
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HARVEST NOON.

~A]aAtb 11oA IfOOV.
Our county fair begins on the Goth
and the September moon ful!s on the
eth. 1t will rise, says an astronomical
writer, for several consecutive nights
with only a small intevva! between tie
risings, and the night will be almost as
light rs day. This writer says further:
Thus during one shor; month the OBJ
server Of the planets will find ,uatcrial
.! unusual interest. Venus and Mer-
cury will reach their eastern clOnga-
tlons: alercnry will be in close conjunc-
ton viii! Spic:,, and make near ap-
.roach to Mars: Jupiter will be in quad
r:tn:s; Venus :,nd the crescent moon
Will shine together III the western sky,
and the Iu'l harvest moon will he the
rr'"ning feature Of the nights of the
early aUtumn. Every night the aspect
vii! vary. Never in tie lifetime of
the observer will the same picture lie
repeated. and within the bounds of ou,
own system there is abundant work for
the exercise Of the nchlest powers.
We o;'gEt to have our Harvest Home
Jubilee and Harvest Moon together.
with tie County Fair thrown in. This
has beer, the 'nst year we ever saw for
outdoor work. and Il bountifnl crop has
been safely gathered. 1t is fit there
fore tl:at the Harvest Moon this year
should be an unusually beautiful one
and reach nigh t i,1e about fair time.
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SUMMONS.

I1attNI 5E{1e' Il, TOO.
First pub. Sept. II, 1852.
Last p,lb. Oct. 26, 1882.
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PROF. GUILMETTE'S
FRENCH KIDNEY PAD,

WHICH CURES BY ABSORPIIUN.
Ask your druggist for PROF. GUlDMET les
FRENCH KIDNEY PAD, and take no other. If
he has not got it, send $3.50 and you will receive the
Pad by return matt.
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Notice OContractOrs.

Bids will be received by the undersigned
until M p. m, July 9TH, when they will be
opened in the presence of the council, for the
erection of a
Central School Building"
in accordance with plans and specifications
prepared by w. X. Dobson, architect, which
may be seen at this Office.
A deposit of $Ioo will be required before
taking plans from office and forfeited to the
city, If the party shall fail to return them
promptly, or shall fail or refuse to enter into
contract if awarded MIN.
Each bidder will state in his bid within
what time he will agree to complete the work.
The city reserves the right to reject any OF
all bids if deemed excessive.
J. H. FRENCH. Mayor.
San Antonio, Texas, June ~, 1882.
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DOOM NOT DESTINY FOR GUITEAU.

We are not aware that the President has
acted on our recent suggestion to give
Guiteau early warning that he must die,
in order to test our theory that he
had from the beginning relied on the protec-
ton of the Vice President, now President
Arthur, and that from that cause sprang all
his insolence, courage and audacity-but it
looks as if such suggestion was in the executive
mind. At any rate, on the 23d inst the cabi-
net was convened, and decided that the assas-
sin must die on the goth, and formally notified
him OF the fact. We learn that the felon then
sent the following message to his spiritual ad-
wiser, Rev. Mr.. Hicks:
"Go and see Arthur and shake your fist in
his face: tell him made him President by my
inspiration, and he must give me an uncondi-
tional pardon, and if he does not God AL
mighty will blast him forever. | tell YOU
Brother Hicks, am Gods man, and Goo
takes care Of his own"
Never till now has Guiteau believed tina
there could be man so different from hmsel
as to be ungrateful for an act of murder tina
brought him wealth or fame. 1t only remain
for "Brother Hicks" to report, and then tn
real Guiteau will emerge from the cloud G
imaginary Guiteaus, and the mystery be solved
If our hypothesis is at fault and it is hi
"deity," and not the President, he relies, an
has relied upon, he will carry to the scaffol
the same blatant and irrepressible audacit
that characterized his conduct as prisoner a
the bar. If the contrary, there will be littl
left on the goth inst of the trembling caitltt, t
hang. Asseverating the opinion that he ma
relied exclusively upon the gratitude and pre-
tection of the President we confidently predit
the latter melancholy close Of this extraordi
nary drama. Nous 0F''0nS'
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Wednesday June %. 1882
EDITORIAL PARAGRAPHS.

We HAVE suddenly dropped upon the fact
that marrying is an established inoasuy'
Nothing could have more bewildered a long
married editor than the announcement that al
a Matrimonial Aid Association, in session IN
Jackson. Miss, nineteen associations were
represented from the states OF Mississippi
Alabama, Tennessee and Louisiana. NO
femme element is discernible in the testimonial
proof under our eyes. 1t is masculine, with
broad military stripe. These are colonels'
majors, captains, generals; we take this as
fruit of the long recognized affinity existing be-
tween love and war. An alliance celebrated
by the poets-by the late Mr.. Thomas Moore
and several others, some of them "Amerlcan
poets" 1t is remarkable that there is no
trace of the professions discoverable, no law
yers, no doctors; though marriage associations
are necessary mills that grind grist for the
lawyer, grist for the doctor. Are there to be
no associations organized to undo the work OF
these when badly done-no separation and
divorce associations? Is sympathy for these
victims to fail just where it should grow lively,
when the honeymoon is dead, and the sensl-
bilities are dead, and perhaps the mother-ln-
law dead, too-murdered? We would like to
call the attention of Mississippi, Tennessee,
Alabama and Louisiana to the propriety OF es-
tablishine nineteen aid associations in the in
terest of divorce.
THERE IS a bad score in the Galveston
police court against the reputed "reporter OF
the Houston Post and Austin Statesman
WIN. Edwardy by name. AS an active
factor in journalism this repute of reporter tor
two first-class Texas journals of two second
class Texas cities-San Antonio and Calves
ton being the 6rst-speaks well. But that
cannot be said of the manner in which that
gentleman proposed to liquidate his board
bill at the house of Mrs. Fox, which was by
drawing his revolver upon the hostess and
knocking down her charming and accom-
plished daughter, aged 10, blood squirting
from her mouth and nose. We are sorry to
place such mark to the account of journalism,
the moral accountability for which must be
divided between the three cities; and our sor.
row is not abated by the fact that the motor
that ran Mr. Edwards bullgine into such dis
aster was whiskey-the inextinguishable rye
Everybody is indignant at Mr.. Edwardy's das
tardly conduct, and there is a first-rate chance
as Capt. Fox, the proprietor Of this interesting
family is resolutely prosecuting him, that thi
reporters stock of worldly discretion will b.
improved and enlarged by the application o
the judicial remedy.
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Our Austin Budget.
AUSTIN, Tune II, 1882.

AUSTIN, June <|' Aoo~'
To the Editor of THE EVENING LIGHT:
We are disguised with our new Y. ,. mar,
shall, Col. Hal S. Gosling. We were inclined
to give him trial, but the community has been
shocked with his official behavior.
The day Col. Stillwell H. Russell (who was
once an applicant for the high position OF hfst
assistant postmaster general arrived mere, an
indictment had been found against him. ana
without waiting to let this aristocratlc gentle
man 20 to his room, where, no doubt, large
numbers of his friends were awaiting him to
present their bills, long since due, this gentle
man (Gosling) from the west, was at the depot
and arrested him. The question is, what else
could be expected of man from the Tar west,
a cowboy, who, when a warrant was placed IN
his hands to arrest prisoner, had no petter
sense than execute it without delay.
ANY civilized gentleman holding such high
position would have permitted Col. Russell to
90 to his room and meet his creditors, had
himself shaved. changed his clothing, and
eaten his supper, then taken a good nights
rest and breakfast the next morning in peace,
without such petty annoyance. Then within
reasonable time to allow for comfortable d.
gestion, would have sent perfumed note,
asking when it suited him to have warrant
served on him, and at the hour indicated,
would have gone to his room in his best,
eloved, and then presented the warrant and
waited the convenience of the gentleman to
furnish bond
This action on the part of Costing shows
that he is not fitted for the position he holds.
He has not the proper respect for persons OF
different degrees. If Mr.. Russell had been
poor farmer or sheepraiser, our community
would have been satisfied and taken it as a
matter of course, but as it is. we are unanl-
nous in condemning the act. AUSTIN.
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Pound Notice.

Taken up, and in city pound, on East
street, near stone crusher, second ward, on
the 23d day of June, 1882, one red COW
branded HX; earmark, overbit in right ear.
One yearling, branded OW; earmark, I'M
derbit in right ear and split in left
One spotted yearing, branded NIB; ear
mark, smooth crop and swallow fork in each
ear.
One brown mule, branded VA with bar
underneath, counterbranded 70 and 10.
Which will, if not redeemed before sale.
be sold at public auction to the highest bid
der, for cash, at said pound, at the hour OF
II O'Clock a. m, on the goth day OF June,
1882.
N. Bids less than the amount fixed by
ordinance will not be received for any animal
put up at auction.
PHIL. SHARDEIN,
Marshal,
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terms, of any size, from one hundred to
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