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general store. Mr. Fl is = go ahead man
and will certainly succeed.
Cupid has been moving around shoot.
Ing his darts. 1t seems his victim is q
prominent County Commissioner in
this case. RS.
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IMIfIGRATION PAPER

I 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
II. II. PARSONS.
Worthington MINI
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HERSEY.

Farmers are beginning to look around
for their seed grain. They will not,
however, tempt Providence and tho
soil with so much as last year.
The Methodist quarterly meeting
closed yesterday. It was we'll attended
throughout and wo hope the results
will prove beneficial.
We understand that Martin Heiser,
our popular man of business, intends
soon to remove to Wentworth, L T,
where he will establish a tiOuristt!ng
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LEGAL ADVERTISE ENTS.
MORTGAGE; Z'0RECs.0sEIRE SALE.
nEFAUIT having been made III the payment
IL of the SUN nt
Two Hundred a:l;, Thir:y-tiyc and 'o-l00 Dol

MORTGAGE E0RECs.GsUs2E SALE.
DEFAULT having been made i'll the payment
- of the SUN of
TWO Hundred and Thir:y-Hyc and 10-l00 Dol
lars,
which is claimed to be t' {. :o date o: :Ii; no.
ticr, upon Il CERTAIN mort ':avr. dr!y cy.n.tc'c
and delivered by ". W. CoSrar ard Eiiza;w:n
Co.rr. his wl;c, Mnrtya4,'.s, to j ". Brig
h;:Mi . 60, MolS;.aErc', E'HtrjiE uitt" 1::t i!l
for the Nt,N'ty .; >t:,its, and State OF A!;n-
nc sofa Oh TIC ltlt day I; May. i. y l>>! 4;
ocork :. II il Book ~: - :::t:" r ii, 10
SEA ;sl,, 70 ctinl,rr rrnr""A:nt a. ~ ' - .ul
wise having bttu irSit.:tvtl ~ it.:nV.: IT, .:,, i
seculc'i by *t E."! ;:a:e>. ;r ANY rl>! .,.rl nt
virtue Of 4 power Ni :;ir . ;:;:'n H. -:iG NOR
gage, and nlr :ua,it 70 She Stltut in .:i,r;, case
nl;s'ie and pro'i';c;. t:4' lid inor;gag. Wi Dv
foreclns2I, ;,N;. The premises t:"sriiut i il and
covered nN said ir0r; 4,iE'. ;,Z:
The southwest ',u.tr1r:ii; 81 see; inN, !Mt:.ty-
Two (21) Township C.c hundred 2,l;? -Four >ln!)
Kang& Forty a },
In No|'lcS County, ard STATE Ct Minnesota
with the hc;c:li;;sl:iril,s t, arlur'r,,;tnc: $.
Will be sold 1T i'lbiC !uctu to. he highest bic
der for cash, to pay :;i:. tint and interest; ad
Twcnty-F i've Dollars Attorneys fee. as <ti )utt-
cG i'll and by S;!iu l,iCr at IL case q foreclosure
and the disbursements ALLOWED Ivy law: N!li"tl
sale will be made by The >hrriu ct said county"
lagc of Wrrth;:,GtGn in said tnEnty ANA S..te .tl
The 29th day Of April, A. u. 1852,
At l o'clock p. M, o: that day.
Dated March 10. 4. ID. l~Se
,,1,}H J3HX :, "; Bn1HNAM; EDWAKD =: BOWEN
off,: W: Brigham x Co... Mo!t g;,gees.
First puDllcat'on. March lG, 1852.
Last publication April -. 1852.
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G.. J. HUMISTON

Renew Your Lease.-There are
times in every ones life when energy
fails and miserable feeling comes ov-
er them, mistaken for laziness. Danger
turks in these symptoms, as they arise
from diseased organs. Parker's Gin
ger Tonic will restore perfect activity
to the Stomach, Liver and Kidneys,
purity the blood, and renew your lease
OF health and comfort.
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FINAL PROOF NOTICES.

LAND OFFICE at Worthngton, Mimi.
March = 1882
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his Intention
that said proof will be made before the u. s.
Land Office at Worthington, MINI on
Friday, April 7, 1882,
VIZ; Alinon tuilweiler, Declalatory State.
ment No. 1888,
Lots 3 and /, sec. l3-lol4O
Hc names the following witnesses to prove his
ccntinucus residence upon, and cultivation OF.
said land, viz:
L. L. Mccoy, Andy Dillnlan, n. Y. 1tcDowall,
Henry Fuiiweilcr, Mobiles CO., Minl.
rs MONS GEINA:ER, Register.
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LAND OFFICE at WUtj,inrton Ni,,,

land OFFICE at WOl Ellington, Mimi,
January u, 1>s2
NOTICE is hereby given that he foll,wing
named settler has filed notice OF his intention 10
make final proof in support OF his claim ami
that said proof VIII be made before tic U. 5.
Land Office at Worthington, Mimi, on
Wednesday,, April 5, 1852,
Viz: John Sertlng,
Homestead Application No 1851,
For the nWl4 sec. 1Gi-4o;
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF :,
said land. viz:
Peter Banks, Michael Smith, John Eisci.,
Thomas Klasey, of Adrian, MINI.
27 Mons GR!NAGER Register.
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LAND OFFICE at Worthington, Mimi.

LAND OFFICE ut Worthington, Ninn.
FebrUary25 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 will be made before Tie U. S.
Land Office at Worthington, Mnn., OK
Saturday, April Is, 1852,
Viz: Joseph OSfOrd,
Homestead Application No 1l,o9i,
For the sw 4 sec. l9-l03-40.
He names the following witnesses To prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation
said land viz:
John Dunn, Charles CoYey, Ley: Coycy, viii
liam Mclean, CT Noh';.s Co.. MIMI.
u Mons GN!:,vi:,, Reg:.ter
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or NAILS
ARRIVES.
Eastern (daily) l2lOa. III.
do st. Paul and beyond 3 30 pm
Southern s. 81 i. ~.
Western-Tu Verne and Sioux Falls, 10 - IL IN
Round Lake, Saturdays - N
DEPARTS.
Eastern (daily) 2 20 a. m.
do to st. Paul and beyond 10 81 III
southern - II l0a. N.
Westerll-I.u Verne and Sioux Fals 10 pm
Round 1.-::..e, Sa.urda,s + III
Mails carried by day trii'.s close 80 minutes
before DEPARTURE All others Ut O'Clock y III.
Office hours from ! Il. m. t" p III. Sundays
from to 9 il ln and - IN to - - pm
Money orders iSSsrd ana letters resi>tcfe: DC
tween s o'clock 4 III and y ri.
r. y. BARRIER, Y. ~.
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LAND OFFICE ut Wor.liiogtou, 2,iun.

LAND OFFICE at WOr!I!ogtoli, Minn.,
March 7, 1882.
HoflCE Is hereby given that the following na
med settler has filed notice OF his intention 10
make final proof In support OF his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the u. 5.
Land Office, at Worthngtoa Minn., on
Saturday, April s, 1882,
viz: Levi s. Rowland,
Homestead Application ii ,?0l,
For tho nwl4 sec. 80. ltl-4l.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF,
said land, VIZ:
Gus Gullick. Cole Guernsey, Charles Shore,
Robert Shore, Mobiles CO., Mimi.
u Mons GRINAGER REGISTER,
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An Important Discovery-Eas been
ma'1e whereby a successful vegetable
combination has been introduced,
which acts upon the bowels, the liver
and the kidneys, and at the same time
imparts strength and vitality to the
entire system. Burdock Blood Bitters
constitute this important discovery.
Price $1.00. Sold by Laws.
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Deaf as a post.-hIrs II J Lang.
Bethany. Ont, states that for fifteen
mouths she was troubled with g disease
in the ear, causing entire deafness. In
ten minutes after using Thomas Ec-
lectric C!! she found relief, and in a
short time she was entirely cured and
her hearing restored. Solo; by Laws.
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co OUitI'.

Court is still in session and will prob
ably adjourn to-day until April. The
following cases have been disposed Of
State vs.. Johnson, petit larceny, yer
dict Of guilty, fined S25.
State VS.. Cooper, famous hos case,
Nollied.
Braut VS.. O'Brien. Verdict for
plaintiff.
Gnllickson VS.. Peterson. Verdict for
defendant. Stayed fo, 50 days.
Mccormick HARVESTING Machine Co.
VS.. Dunn and Hosforl. Verdict for
defendant.
Lynch vs.. Roberts. Her]eyir casa.
Verdict for pl:.::stifI. Proceedings
stayed for SO days.
Mary Col?ins vs.. the na;lrccd 60.
will conc!udc TO- day.
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nINOR iEEITdL,T

At the residence Of I'hos. Elasey
in Worthington, recently, {. girl.
At the residence Of B. ". Pope, in
Summit Lake, & few days ago, o girl
At the residence Of e. Il. Dulick
in Summit Lake. on the 18th, a girl.
Now give us three boys for an offset
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A GRAND GOOD PAPER.

The Worthington fued has come to
an end. The Journal has "busted"
and will not be revived. The hatchct
is buried and the factions will rally g.
round the Advance. Bro. Ati;lvY has
had a hard and long fight, which has
driven him to energy and hard work.
He has made the Advance q grand
good paper, and carried his point
Shake.-NVindom Reporter.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY

CHURCH U1RECTUE 7.
METHODIST Observation-Disclosures every Sab
bath morning at 10 30; evening service at l.
Sunday School at y. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. Mr. Hobart, Pastor.
UNION CONGlEG GArIOSA1~-Scrvlc morning
and evening. Sunday School immediately after
the morning service. PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. Mr.. Hart, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CIlURCH-Seryiccs morning
and evening. Sabbath School immediately after
the morning service. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening.
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The children's temperance o:ganiza-
tion known as Daniels Band, will give
a temperance concert on Sunday even
ing next, March 19, in the Congrega-
tional Church. Exercises commencing
at 7:3O 0 clock All invited,
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In Hot Water. Orpha NJ Hodge,
Battle Greek, Mich, writes: II upset
4 tea-kettle of boiling hot water on my
hand. I at once applied Thomas Ec-
lectric Oil, and the effect was to imme-
diately allay the pain. was cured in
three OaYs.n Sold hQ LAWS.
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LAND OFFICE at Wortt.i..gtOl: 1;irn.,

tcH:il'l:yE {, IE3..
NoT1C': is hereby given, that tie ro:!Dv Ing
named settle: has fiji, notice 0! lis Intention to
maKe max ma! PROC, n Support o. \, calm, and
Land Office :st Wolthington, M!nn. on
Thursday, March %, lso.,
>, Viz: Jamima G. Drane, T.lo" Of Soio,Ncn
DOane,
Homestead Application No lol.5,
For the stsnei4 See, 81 l0i-4O.
She names the following witnesses t. prove her
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
G. Estes, i. G. Ward, T. +. Taylor, Henry
Reed, Of W0rthngton. Mimi
26 MOSS G!tGSAGEI:, Register:
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

AUDTTOR-E.S S. Mills.
TREASURER-U. &. Shepard.
REGISTER OF DEEl,3-D. +. Johnson.
JUDGE OF PKOBNrE-I.. :. Nc.SOn.
CLERK OF COuKT-L Il. Bennett.
SNEK1FF-K. X. Miller.
SUKVEYOK-OttO Rcrreau.
Court COMM1ssIONEk-L. s: Nelson.
COUNTY ArTOHNEY-t,eo. w. Wilson.
COkONEK-J. s. McManuS.
COUNTY SCrEKISTESDENT-M III. \. Doahc
COMMISSIONERS.
First DiStrict-P Blaine, Of HrrScy.
Second DiStrict-T. J.. Taylor, Of Elk:
Third DiStrict-.)amcS GOWN, Of Adrian.
Fourth DiStrict-Maurcc O1lcarn. OF Grand
Prairie. ~
F1jth District-D. She'll, Worthinston, Chm.
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LAND OFFICE at WOrthington, MINI
Enhruo w 07 1900

February q, 1882
med settler has filed notice of his ;ntcntion 10
make final proofin support OF his claim, and that
ssid proof vii! be made before the i. S. Land
Office At WOrthiEgton, inn. on
Tuesday, April 1, 1882;
Viz: Hans A. SeVersln,
Homestead Application No. 1895,
For the sea sec. 30 l0l-43.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation CT,
said land, viz: w.
r. Ihos Johnson, Erick Larson, Henry Nelson,
~ : AOES GRINAGER, Register.
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LAND OFFICE at Wnrthjnrton, A!inn..

FetiIa:: -, IS32.
NOTICE Is hereby given that t:!a t.;;io" ms
named settler has filed notice Of lis int:;ic:! i,
make final Drcf in support OF his claim, 2.,c
that said proof W,I be mad !tIlra t:c 1. =
Land Office at Worthincton, MINI, o..
tiarch eth, 1892.
Viz: George l., E.iisw,.il,,
FAr the W'zScl5 sc. l~-lfr,- :c
Tic names ;l.e following witnesses - ,,'o:p H.
contin'lo.!s residence u.}oa!, ;-.:! >:.t!;i ii,
sa lall,!, viz:
II. NJ Grizzly, J.. ". M,ne:!y, r.. X. t'a,kins.
E l.. Ea:twsll, CT Adrian, Mi.i::.
2S Mons GNI&>GHI EnCiS."r.
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Those wishing to put out white vii.
low cuttings this spring would do well
to get them now and have them ready
rs soon rs the frost is out and so save
time. Also order your shade trees and
small fruits. Shall have good line of
hot.bed plants for early planting.
2S-2w. H.J LUDLOW.
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G. ". AILDREY'H

See the advertisement of Chas. W.
fiildreth, real estate agent. Mr.. Hill
dreth has some ten thousand acres for
sale and parties wishing lands should
correspond with him.
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Z. Fay was arrested Oh Friday last
and lodged in the lookup over night
for being drunk and lisorf!erly. IN
the morning; he was brought before
Justice McManus and fined IS. On
Saturday he was arrested again foc a.;
assault upon Clarence HamDl;n and
fined S. ant! costs.
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-16

Do you wish your muscular system
strengthened? Do you need q stimu-
LIANT that is kind and friendly to the
brain? Do you desire good flesh? and
healthy blood? Then use Browns Iron
Bitters. 1t will suit your case exactly.
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-16

AUCTION SAL Having concluded
to change my u,.:;',e$s ard !ncutiun,
will sell 1T public Huctio!I, IL i:..lria'i
or Saturday, M,.rc,! =, 1872, y Iot Of
personal property, consist: Ing nf !!ors-
as, Cnws, Hogs. Wagons, !!a:Aess,
Farm Machinery, implements, etc.
+, 'it ,y:1,I,
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Land Com Drake and Mr.. Ed
mu"d Fall, London capitalist, were
in town on Monday. Mr.. Fall has
purchased 1900 acres Of land on Oak
Lake, in the vicinity Of Lake Taicott,
and will construct large building: an>}
open an extensive farm.
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TO ONEWSUBSCRIBERS.

~ VIEW SUBSCh1BENS
erepeat 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
sist on full year in advance, but it
must be three or six months or we can
not take your names.
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-16

Sec al. Of \. G. Sency, COWS for
sale.
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Il RCDII' COURT.

L. "a " - IL II wv II
Notice is hereby given to the public that will
ho Id Probate Count Un The
FIRST aiOTDAY Or EACH MONTH,
At ms office in the Court House in the village
OF VCrthingt' II.
Papers H'ay b" fled at any other time by ap-
plying to nc at Adrian iii said county, and an
exam inatinr rt the records may be had ut any
tiNt byapHlying to l.. Is. Bennett, Clerk OF the
District Court.
2l-y l.. s. NELSON, Judge of Probate.
1C TEA CHEES And SCHOOL OFFICERS.
The County superintendent Of Schools may bc
found at his oI!c,: in tic coz house, up stairs,
every Saturday, from 9 to o'clock.
JOY NJ! 4. DOANE, co. Supt.
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NOTICE Or S.;LU CNE EN- DECREE
CtTATE OF MIN..4b'1IA.l
y COUNTY OF EUl..:cS.t
-.
SIXTH JLDIui..L IIsri.!C'r.
Frederick 4. H,:a'HcG, pl";Ei;:t.

~ tcENtl OK 1>Ch...-S.
DioTN!CT COUNT.
SIXTH JL DIui..!, DI,ci.!rT. :
Frederick +. M:ati.cr, pl;.;fii:!
VS..
William n. Ron, Defendant.
n pursuance Oh q Judgment and deere" Of tie
L Court III this action, dated February lsth.
directs, at the front door OF the Court house il,
the village OF WorthiEgton IN the county Ct
Mobiles, State Of Minnesota, en-
The 9th day OF april, 1852.
At 10 o'clock 4. m, the following descriDe; Yea;
estate. situate and being in the county Of Mobiles
State OF Minnesota, AID known and described as
follows, t',-~it:
The east ialI ca Of the southwest Quarter G. =;
OF section nun,ier Fi&htecn az. N town >ii,,
number one hu"'!!ed and three Gt5) north, il,
range number th'rtyn''e (:"j west Of the fifth
principal meridian.
t. Il. MILLER
Sheriff Of Mobiles County, Minn.eu,a
GEO. ". WILSON. Attorney tuT s'iainciG
First publication Feb. q. 1882
Last publication March - 1852
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IIaEu OFFICE Hs * :.;.!,;U ton. ii

I,AsL OFFICE Ut W@:&E.:,to,:, MinH.
III. :!;S: y 11--:.., l.52.
naH!e, SET Ter has fi.u no; .; t.f his Intention: 10
make final proof in sl:!,;:; Of MS III i. ;,:s.,
that sal procs VII. E5 III 'A' ,<.'n VT, -. :.
Land O!,i2c = WoitrEss.n1!. N:inn. nn
Monday, April ~. l>N.>
Viz: Thomas Ais:oy, Ilcl4.,3s".> .:.ppl;"aticn
No 1920,
For Inc se.l sec. q -l0t-.2
He NAMES ,;!c following witnesses 70 i,:o,f, .;S
continuous ;e>idcncu upon, md cultivation o.,
said land, viz:
ell Naylor OF Worthinstcn. Mimi.
26 MONS GkISAGCE Register.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice.

Notice.
A TEACHERS INSTITUTE will be held 1T
the School House in Worthington, commencing
April II, 1882,
And continuing one week
Subjects Of general interest to schools will be
discussed. No fees to be paid by any one.
80 Examination of Teachers, Saturday, March
lnstrnctor-Prof. G. NJ. Boutelle of Winona.
Assistant Prof. JAS. +. Kirk.
294 III. A. DOANE, Supt.
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A few more of tho famous Zulu
breach.loading shot guns at SIS each.
Also full line Of ammunition. Will
have complete gun list in a few days.
Call aud examine.
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For SALE.-24O acres Of choice land
span large work horses and harness
farm wagon, cheap for cash.
J. Il. WATERNOUSE,
Z9-2W Brewster.
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r. II. Doe, Of Adrian, dragged 7 a.
crcs Feb. 9.
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Arbuckle's Coffee 2oc per paper. NJ
extra charge for grinding, at
G.. J. IIUMISTON'S
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Choice seed corn for sale. Flax seed
to sell or let. Also q few good sheep
to sell or exchange for young horse.
29-2W A. j. ROWLAND.
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FURTHER REDUCTION.
County Maps can be had at this office
the rate of 5 for 25 cents.

GeH week in your own town. *5Outfit free
WV No risk. Reader, if you want q business
at which persons of either sex can make great
pay all the time they work, write for particulars
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ISAAC SMALL,
Goporo1

Uollert1l INSURANCE and Collecting a
gent.
Money to loan on Real Estate Security. No
whiting Go or 30 dyys. Money paid as soon as Sc.
cNrty is approved Of f '' '0o' ''''o
e. OttICE-On Main Street. next to Rice Drug
Store. 0~ 'e
e-91y ADRIAN MIMI
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MI ERIED,

CoA-TANREKT-On Tuesday, March ii, by Rev
James Castle, NJ. II. Cox, and LAURA B. TAR.
BERT, all of Adrain MINI.
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RANSOM.

HAN Sun.
Ransom township has $211.25 on
hand in her treasury and $144.07 uncel-
lected tax to come in after June settle
ment.
There was some fun at the poll
Tuesday and some cursing at the bolt
erS.
There is some talk of building town
hail for the accommodation Of the
church members and to hold elections
in.
There will be in the neighborhood of
$50 dog tax.
N Ashbough has rented the Gilbert
place and his son, = Ashbough, will
move to Rushmore to engage in busi-
ness.
Friday night will be the last meeting
of the Ransom Literary Society.
Rumors say that there will not be
any school in district No. 20 after the
18th.
Wild ducks and geese have put in an
appearance again.
j Williams has sick horse.
BlDDY.
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c. 4 n. W. TINE TABI.E.

c. an. W. TIME TABLE.
Time Of departure Of Passenger Trains from
dankatO:
Leave for Chicago 10 4. NJ. 4 = - p. III.
- New Tim 1T 6 81 u. III. 4 25 D. III.
Time Of arrival
From the East, 81 4 NJ 5 25 p III
From the West, 9r5 III & 70 III.
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For SALE. lot Of house!old goods
consisting Of brdstca,!, bed springs,
mattresses. chairs. table. stand. stoves,
dishes, etc. Apply at residence OF
J. ". >'EiiEO>,S
Also rlows, drags, cullivators and
other machinery.
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Lima Beans l0c per can. They are
standard goods and received to-day at
2w CD. HUMIsTUN's,
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-16

\ lady living At Eurli:,g ,gtol, lows,
recently told an officer Of t;:t: I5nrling-
ton road that she wished 20 so TO
Worthington to visit Ise,' :Iu;,::;>al -
The officer too. her to .:;:ss>;;t ,:..:.;! the
middle Of the summer and they would
take her. III, on ti!,, cars
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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., 1882-03-16

Matthew Mulroy, with two car ids
Of household goods and stock from
De kalb, ILL.,, has arrived and will set
tie on one Of Nh. Parsons farms.
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-16

Bars Of MINNESOTA Soap for sc
win warrant it bette: than NIT:i or
no pay at CO.. i;UM,sruN's.
The first issue OF de Sioux Falls
Press is before us ne Times and
Pantagraph have been consolidated
under the name Of tHe Press. Sue
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ask Eoursol:e-I;acs your system
need I!oiIistiNg and siren gthcniny?
A:e you recovering from some low
fever? DO 20" suffer fvo1n d,sI,n,mi;.
or indigestion? Are yo. t:onh.'tl with
amy urinary disorGcr?: Remember,
Brown s Iron B!tt.rs Will surely cure
YOU. Thcy have cured thousands who
were givei, up to die by reputable phys
ieians.
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-16

DR.. L. N. Bedford, Dentist, will be
at the Wortllington Hotel from March
10Th to %.
WANTED. Corn and Oats.
FNLGEE Il PEABODY.
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This DISTINGUISHED lady VIII lecture
to-I::ght ct Bennett lEall, Under the
a;lsp!c"s os Che Y, Q. i. w.. upon
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given her {. worl,1-v it}e reputation and
is delivered in churches everywhere.
t is rnre 2iiG diguiticd, notwit Aa:a',t-
Ing it's rtveIat ions Of the horrors ct 20.
!ygamy. Mre. Eonn:: is warmly en-
;lorsed b. Joi Il 3. G,"gh and Others.
Here IS o::c chance il, q thousand to
hear o:ie Of the most thHii!ifla lectures
eve: delivered. Every woman cslcci-
ally should hear it. Tickets 50 cents.
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Rurnham q Morrill's Sugar Corn is
the best in the market. at
2W T.. J, IlCNis1CE'
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-16


Rev J. w. Lewis sowed oats the
)thcr day.
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-16

An interesting letter from \. NJ.
Crosby giving an account Of the Dai-
rymen's Convention will appear in our
next.
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See notice Of Teachers Institute.
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-16

A paddy was found dangling from
the flagstaff in the park yesterday
morning. Yours in T G..
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COUNTY NEWS,
BIGELOK.


Chas Yates has got back from his
visit to Spencer. He has sold his team
and wagon.
Clara Yates, Chas Yates youngest
child, is quite sick.
NJ l. Bromaghin, from Jackson, has
been here OH visit, the guest of b F
Congdon. They were old army churns.
RUSHMORE.
Mrs 4 + Horst and Miss Nelson are
on visit to st. Paul.
A G Seney and lady will visit st.
Paul Thursday, this week.
Voted that town hall shall be pur-
chased known as the DR.. Wcmple prop
erty.
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See advertisement of Carleton Col
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LOCAL..
CLUB RATES.

WoRTnINGTON. MIMI. MARCH l6, 1882
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NOTICE.

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ST, S. 49, g. Is: G6 anG Z, will send me their ld-
dress, they viii receive the necessary blanks :o
:Qr!.I;. III. y. DOASE, Co. Supt.
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REAL ESC'.iI':2 ?Nl: .v.s;7;,!"r.y.

Il 1|Ho
r. E'dridge las solj Ills i.:lf section
farm to Jackson Tharp os Mitchell,
Dakota. Mr.. $. Intends to raise stock
and concluded that this Was d better
location than tho country west of us.
The consideration is $3.50. Mr.. Thayp
brings 4 number Of cattle with him
lie IS = t'',>roN:;;tl practical farmer.
1'..:3 t'1:joi:5 of 'Fo!! ;::ytcn have
:,urc!2aot' the brick blccl; Of -. ;icis-
e:' Toy $3.50. I.:i: gives v''>:c : p4r-
h2"ncA1 !':::::+ :rHli n>'..::1l1.::. aru &
- o. 9tn:> :ot;'s, FIR rent '.:':;,.
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farm! ;.;,;::;: cc t<;.'::. + : :::;;::' ":'::>.
Marg.;,s,t,.
+. l.. a!u,' 'st:'l, i:;:3 p;:rci',se:i ioi !.
>1oc} IS, on Fifth Avenue. oppusil>.
the school grounds, and expects to
build y dwelling house.