The Worthington advance., 1882-10-12

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when the dancing llsd become tiresome
they found themselves apart from the
rest, he whispered something ID hel
ear that must have been very pleasant
to hear, judging by the happy light ii
her beautiful eyes, and by the proud
content in his manner aS he led hel
into the room, his answer must have
been equally pleasant. .
Altogether the party was q success.
Cupid must have taken especia, pains
in preparing his darts, forit has been
rum0red that more than two persons
were made happy on that occasion.
But Allio in her happiness did not
forget others, and pity rose liz her gen.
tie heart, when she saw through the
mask Of feigned contempt, behind
which Miss RaynOr tried to conceal hel
real feelings.
Forgive, me please said Allie, on
the day OF their departure to the city,
III am happy while you are sad
DO net waste any Of Your foolish
sentiment on me, Miss Mayne-look
here and she thrust u beautifully gil.
ded sheet of nOte.paper in her hand,
bidding her read 1t; and Allie read q
matter Of fact proposal for the hand OF
Miss Rayn0r, by well known bachelor
editor 6f Void, but rich enough
IL this worlds goods, to please the
| most mercenary young lady of the age.
| Allie looked at LOttie enquiringly.
! Yes, have accepted him; you look
Wonderingly at me, but when you
I have lived AS long as have, you will
learn there 8 no such thing as love and
constancy.'
Poor girl! Allie Murmured.
Lottie laughed lightly.
You will no doubt he happy with
your husband, but shall be more; for
will have the highest position in the
social circles OF W-where shal, reign
the queen and the passing years
| seemed to verify her assertion, for she
threw her whole soul in tile vortex of
fashion, and became its willing slave;
and Gertrude drifted apart from one
who was once SO dear to her and often
wondered il that naughty lady was
once her friend Lottie.
Allie was to ker sister indeed and
| the sweet cOmpanionship rendered
each the more beautiful as the days
went by. Twice u year they visit the
old place, where Aunt Patty loves to
tell how that little tomboy up and
married a lawyer from the city; and
her aunt Marcia pets her just the same
as ever, if she is Mrs. Baxter.
AS for Hugh, the difficult problem
that had puzzled him so long. lie had
found to his utmost satisfaction, the
| difference between fourteen and twen-
ty.eight was just seven!
And rs he bends over his lovely little
wife, intent on fastening il spray ot for
get-me-nots in her golden hair, he
thanks heaven for sending him there,
to the little picturesque village of May
field. where he was first introduced
to THAT Child.">
THE END
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REAL kS7A TIE TRANSFERS.
Register Of Deeds johnson furnishes
us the following list Of real estate trans
fers for the mouth OF SepteMber:
Geo. S. Barnes and wife to Louis S.
and NJ. +. Cooley, ST and INV Of vi Of
net OF sw4 lS-1Ol 10. $500.
+. w. and 4. y. Eurdett to Mil:on
p. Mann, WI nw} 4-lOl IL, $l,O0.
Leroy Cole and wife to d. n. Turner.
lot 1 b park add Worthington, $S35.
Miles NJ. Cruikshank TO Elizabeth l..
| FOsleson, s..4 26-lO3 80, $1,000.
Mary Ann Harrison to &. r. I. F. &
Nv Land and Town Lot Go, Il nw4 o.
lUl 80, 500.
John Ireland to Adolph Michael Bec-
ker, part NV corner nw4 l9. lO2 H. Il, $500.
! Harriet n. Kelly to L. Z. Rogers, ST
sw} 10-lG3 40, $500.
! Thomas Klasy to Walter Hefty and
Daniel Herty, Jr. ST set 2O-lO4 ~, $500.
| Geo. @. Moore and wife to Laura J.
Foster, st:4 4-1O2-4O, $l,OO.
| Milton Z. Mann to Augusta r. Bur-
dett, VT nw3 4-l0l-4l, $I.Oo.
| August Mielke and wife tU Joseph l.
August Hartett, set Pol lU4 80, $500.
d. D. McCullum and wife to ". A,
Nc I.agan, sw4 35-lO1 SO, $500.
Hans Paulson and wife to Edward
Cooper, VI 210142, $1,000.
Frank j. Porter and wife to Mary C..
Flowers, wS lots 13 and II b 3 Adrian,
$40.
Frank J. Porter and wife to Jacob
Vail, el-G lots 13 and ii b Adrian,
SIS.
sc. & st. p. r. r. Co. to VI. f. T.
Benecke, Sec. l5-l0l-42, $l1GO.
$. &. Il st. 2. r. r. Go. to \. W. Matt
land, WI l7-l0l -43, S2OeO.
st p. T. S. &. II. II. Co. to Jane Col
vim, lot 9 b Adrian, S713.5O.
st. =. @. 5. &. Il. r. c.. to Iowa Land
Co. limited, 81 of St sec. II sections Is
72l-23-27 -29-3l-3 50, 52777 60-1G0 acres
S. c. & st. P. r. r. Co. to Iowa Land
Co. limited, sec. 19-l01-41. $3410 50.
St. Il. & $. &. r. r.. 60. to Wm. Col
lier, sec 13-1Ol-4l, $4160.
st. p. T. 5. G II. II. Co. to Ole Filing
son. lots and and set of sw9 15-l0l-
80, $7O595.
St. P. & SCR. r. Go. to James r
Marston, set of net 15-102- 10, $40.
5. G. & st. r. r. r. Go. to e. l.. V
U. Robertson, sec. l3-10l-42, $416O.
sc. Il st. p. r. Il. Co. to Martin
Erickson, lot 4 b Is Worthington. $50
SC. g. st. p. Il. r. Go. to Hans
Linn, lot 5. b Is Worthington. $50.
St. r. & $. C. r. r. Co. to ID. D. Nc
Cullum. sw@ 35- l01- 80, $1120.
Daniel Turner and wife to Charles
Christianson, lot b 2park add. Worth
ington. $500.
Melinda &. Verplank to Alice Marr
sw4 1O-101.43, $l450.
| Why Should They.-No man or wo
man can do satisfactory work whel