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Adrian. Minn., forty miles east of
Sioux Falls.
L.ter.-A Sioux Falls physician be-
ing telegripl,ed for to come to Adrian
and diagnose the reported case, has de-
cided that the disease is not small -pox. .
Sioux Falls Argus.
>. why do you attack me?' said bril-
cause you shine so brilliantly" WAS the
answer. This reply is the explanation
Of 4 great many dislikes and rancorous
feelings which every now aud then find
expression in the world Of human life.
Banner of Light.
Oh, no! That's the reason, is it?
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE BY AD.
VERTISEMENT


DEFAULT has hecn made in the conditions
e:ed hY Mama r. Rose, MOrgagOr, to Edward
Copper Mortgage, dated the 25tll ,iay Of April.
A. ID. l>79, and recuttied In the Office OF the Reg
lister Of Deeds IT the county Of Mobiles, State Of
Of Minnesota, Oh the LIST day Ol May, A. D. Is 9,
ut /" o'clock u. IN. In book ''B" of Mortgages,
at tlle date OF his notice. the amount Of Three
Hundred and Twenty six AMI sc. l0O Dollars,
and u" action or proceeding has been instituted
1T law or in equity t" recover the debt secured
by said mortgage or any part thereof
Notice il hereby given, that by virtnc Of
power Oi sale contained In said mortgage, and
III the - atue lii such case made and provided.
the mortgaged prem iSes therein described,
which sale vii: bt made at the front door Of the
:C"ur, House tn the village II WOrthingtoh in
thex,llnt: 1T Mobiles and state o: Minnes"ta, at
public auction BY the sheriff OF said county; On
Friday. the 18th day of February. 1852,
At one Ucldck il the afternoon to satisfy the l.
gage. with me Interest thereon. and costs and
exl',n.es Of sale. and Twenty. Five Dollars at
t"rn"s'S fees . ~ stipulated IL said mortgage in
case Of foreclosure.
The premises described In said mortgage. and
to Oc sold is that piece parcel OF land Sttll
Htcd in the county Of Mobiles and state Of Min.
neSt'ta. and known and described as follows, to-
Wit:
t?l in towa~l'tp one hu dred And two (lO2) In
+. COOPER. Mortgage.
l.. 8. NELSON. Attorney Of MOrtgagoc.
First pub Jan. s 1872.
Last pub Feb. 2. 1882.
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Tax payers, see the notice of County
Treasurer Shepard stating when lie
will be ut Rushmore. Adrian, etc..
''pulliug teeth.''
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Sec I'D Of Mr.. Cheney, of Aadelia.
cheese factory apparatus, horses, etc.,
for sale,
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Our notice in last weeks ADVANCE
concerning the New York boys led to a
number of inquiries and several appli-
cations. Elsewhere we publish aj,otice
from Mr.. Hawxhurst, Of Sibley, who
will In. ut the Wortl.ington Hotel next
Saturday to confer with any persons
who wish to take boys.
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New Millinery.
Mrs. =. 4. 0eW0lE.

Wishes tO inform the Laiies of WOrtlington
and surrounding country that she has opened
Ace, On fth street, where will be kept constant.
u on hand In the
Latest Styles,
An things pertaining to the Millinery line.
Your patronage respectfully solicited. l-ly
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Bells Of Down Feel IIard.

D6IS OI lIOWU EceI lASIus
All bids seem hard tO the rilemlnat-
ic. Then I'arken ye leevisiI sufferers.
Apply Dr. Thomas Eclrctric Oil to
your aching joints and muscles. Rely
upon it that you will experience SPEEDY
relief. Such 1T least is the testimony
Of those who have used it. Tie r~tne-
dy is likewise successfully resorted to
for throat and lung diseases, sprnins,
bruises, etc.
70 THE PUDLIc
Complaint is made that people do not
exercise sufficient care i" the matter Of
visiting scarlet fever patients. This
arises, l think, rather frem want Of
forethought than lack at knowledge.
Medical men differ as to the degree of
danger arising from contagion in this
and other malignant diseases. would
therefore recommend that we give the
question the benefit Of the doubt; that
we exercise hereafter extreme care in
the endeavor to prevent the dissemina-
tion Of the seeds of this disease. It
would be better for the physician. the
patient, the family and the public, If a
permanent nurse were provided in each
family whore the disease prevails. Wis.,
itors should be few, and visits rare, and
only with view Of rendering needed
assistance. Visitors should not call
from mere curiosity. and should not
enter the room where the patient lies.
if it can be avoided, and the cloth ing
should be changed before visiting fam
lilies not afflicted with the disease.
The children of the family should not
be seut to school while the disease ex-
lists in the family, aid not even after
recovery Of the sick ones until the
premises and clothing have been thor
Ongh1y aired and fumieated. Physi.
clans will of course see to the proper
use Of disinfectives about the infected
premises, as well as about their own
persons. Let ne in this. connection
earnestly recommend to all citizens the
duty of preventing. SO far as possible.
the generation of nexious gasses. by
keeping their premises free from the
accumulation of filth of all kinds, and
also the advisability of admitting
daily to their dwellings supplies of the
pure fresh air of Heaven. Respect
fully GEO. q. MOORE,
Health Officer,
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MINOR ARRlVAA

MINOR ARkIVAA
A few days ago at tho residence Of
Charley Humiston. station agent at
Airlle. an 6 FOUNDER.
The Worthington advance., 1882-01-19

Auction prices still continue at
Lyons. 1000 yds. Dark Prints. 6 cts
per. yd.
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House to rent, sell or trade for stock.
2ltf s. MCLEAN.
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Oysters, N. Y. Counts. ut Herron's.
2ltf
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Pretzles at Herron's without beer. J
xltf
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J. HUMIsTON.

Thayer has a fine lot Of Easy Chairs,
Patent Rockers. Sofas. Fine Furniture
and Pictures for the Holidays. 15-3w
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SUMMONS.
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF MOBILES.
DISTRICT COUEr, Sixth judicial District.


DISTRICT COUEr. Sixth judicial District.
Matilda Hoffman, Plaintih,
Against
Valentine b. HOFFMAN, Defendant
The State Ut Minnesota to the above named
Defendant:
YOU. Valentine Il. Hoffman arc hereby sum
mUncd and required to answer the complaint Of
the Plaintiff III the above entitled action, which
has been fled in the office of the Clerk Of said
Court ut WOrthingtO" IN said county ami to
serve copy III your answer to said complaint
on the subscriber at his Office in the village Of
W"rtllimgt"n IN the county OF Mobiles, Minneso-
ia. within thirty days after tie service "f this
summons upon you, exclusive Of the .!av of such
service and, il you fail to answer the said com.
plaint within the time aforesaid. the plaintin in
this action will. upon such failure. apply t. tie
Court for he relief demaD led In the complaint
together with the costs and disbursements here
In.
Dated December 24th, A. y. 1881.
DANIEL ROHRER.
Pi,inttf.s Attorney, Worthington, Minn.
First pub. Jan. 5. 1882.
Last pub. Feb {, 1882.
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Ifyou want good ard reliable Sew
ing Machine, buy the ''Crown." Thayer
has them for sale. 13-tf
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String and Lima Beans lOc per can at
20-2w G. HUMIsTON's.
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Gk& = week In your own town. t6Outht free
VSo No risk. Reader, IL you want business
q which persons OF either sex can make great
~ AL the time they work, write for particulars
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NEW YORK BOYA

Twill be at the Worti,ington Hotel
on Saturday, Jan. 81, between and 8
O'Clock =. 10. to give information to any
who wish to get boy to help on farm
or elsewhere.
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REAL E8TA TIE 1'R.A NSFERE.

Field Agent Smith has sold lot 4,
book IS. to Martin Erickson. and lot s
block lS. to Hans Linn, all in Worth
ingtOn.
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Go to Thayer's for your Holiday
Goods. 153w
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In our issue Of Dec. Goth we PUBLISH
ell what was said tO he an unfailing
remedy for small lnox and scarlet fever.
Now that the scarlet fever is in town
link it up. 1t il said to be. equally ef.
foctuAl us 4 prev. ntive.
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Vol. 10.
No. =

Fresh Pickles At Herron's by the gal.
lon. 2ltf
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A Patriarch writes: With q firm,
steady hand, (not u trembling one,
though my age is nearly eighty. give
Blood Bitters; for twenty years saf'
dyspepsia. indigestion aud constipation.
l tried hundreds of remedies, but all
was money thrown away until I tried
your bitters, give Burdock Blood
Bitters the credit for making the strong
and healthy" Price $l.O0, trial size
10 cents.
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NOTICE or SALE UNDER DECREE
GTATE or MISNEsOTA,(
y COUNTY OF MOBILES.
DISTRICT COURT,
SIXTH .;UUICIAL DISTRICT.
Andrew Enleri,.c, Plaintiff,
vs..
J. W. Simmons Nancy Jane Simmons and J. II.
Fidier, Defendants.
IL pursuance Of Judgment and decree oi the
l. Court in this action, dated November 28tl.
1881. shall expose for sale. ~ the law directs
at the front 4 s'r of the Court h"nse In the vii.
!age VI WOrthimgton In the county Of Mobiles.
Minnesota ,Nn
The 2Sth day of January, 1882.
At 10 Ocl"ck u. n,., the following described lands
and telelNentS to-Wit:
The nor h ~ 'ety- -seven acres Of the southwest
quarter Of section six (f). township one hundred
and tw" (lt2), range thirty.nilI (j9) Mobiles
county. Minnesota.
II. Il. MILLER,
-: Sheriff Of Mobiles County, Minnesota.
First publication Dec. Is. 1881.
Last publication Jan. Il. 1852.
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Cutting and Fitting
DRESS M MAk,mc

UO~0o UUUOVUNUUO~0
Fits guaranteed and work welt dOno By Mra
X. DOANE T. CO., Cor. Eleventh 81. and Fifth
Avenue, WOrthinxtOD, MINI. 2l-lw
TO TEA CHEl;6 AND SCHOOL OFFICERa
The County Superintendent OF Schools may be
found At his once In the court house, up stSlrs
every Saturday, from = tO I o'clock.
l9-y n. A. DOAKE, ca. Supt. ,-
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t8A@ C SMALL.
General Insurance and Collecting A.
gent.
Money to loan on Real Estate Security. No
waiting ~ or 80 dyys. Money paid - soon asse.
ourity Il approved OF.
OFFICE-On Main Street, next to Rice Drug
Store.
S9ly ADRIAN, MINI.
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RANSOM.

xb0lVOOMs
"A purse of $40 was raised for the new
pastor. Mr.. Castles, IT, Bigelow and
Ransom. and presented by w. W. Her.
dick on Sunday night last.
A two months school has been com.
menced in Ferrins district, Robert
Shore, Sr.. teacher. There are . scllol-
ars in regular attendance.
Mr.. Pasco, OF Bigelow, was up
Through Ransom buying stock last
week.
s. &. Fsrrin has had \ well bored 26
feet deep where they could not have
sunk it by hand over 10 feet.
A load Of young folks from Ransom
gave Mr.. Wood, OF Viola, = pleasant
party last week.
We hear there is . lookup In :Bige.
low.
Another load of young people gave
Mr.. Parry, of Little Rock, y pleasant
call on the 9th.
r. II. Belknap was out exercising a
couple of colts on his track, on the 4tl,,
when Que OF them kicked over the
tongue, and taking fright. ran around
the track at no slow gait. PocE. r:
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CLUB RATB4.
The ADVANCE Is furnished at d so year to
Clubs el ten or moro. Clubs OF teu for six months
Is cents for each subscriber.
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B. F. JOHNSON.
REGISTER Of oEE08.
viii pay Taxes and furnish Abaesaets OF Tltle.
Conveyanetng done neatly aud pro0psly. Coz
reSpOntence solicited.
WORrHlNGTON, MINI.
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COUNTY NEWS.
WILLMONI.

Weather 10 fine for the season, and
everything quiet, 40 that news is very
scarce.
J. Mock lost his other l,ors, about q
week ago.
Joseph Kugler has been quite sick
for the past week but is better again.
A new citizen has arrived at the fam.
lily headquarters OF John Mock, last
Wednesday morning. We mean IN
eleven pound boy. Tie seems to be
q good singer, ~ his voice is already
clear and loud and hs practices the
scalo to its highest pitch every day.
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WEAVING THEN,

The old ring officers wean hard as 10.
ual. DR.. Barber SAYS lie is Poor Physi-
clan until March and intends to draw
his pay (prol,ably from the poor.
Fred Bloom retires with pang from
the Board and insists that the paper
which lie edited 81 disastrously t. him
self during the campaign, IS the official
paper of the county until March. and
he intends to compel the new Board to
give the printing to his paper until
that time.
If the old Board could carry a con-
tract over t" March, 1882, why not till
December 3lst, 1882? The new Board
has full control Of the matter Of print.
ing and no old Board has the right; to
make contracts extending to the mid
die Of the new Boards year, especially
when the law requires u re.letting 1T
each January meeting. But the old
ring must kick. you know. Babes al.
ways cry and whine when the nipple is
Withdrawn and the wraning begins. We
advise Barber and Bloom to resort to
the nursing bottle ~ the ample breast.
ed d-tlslne, Mother County, refuses to
suckle them any longer.
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NO" lIat tut' scarlet FEVER IL III tOWu
l~k it up. 1t il said to be. equally ef.
fectual rs a prev ntive.
The ice men are getting to work -
Tie Worthington Ice Co. are building
u house or the east lake near q cot
tage. d. Shell l. ca. a,e starting one
jnst above. Orlis"n, of Kansas City.
l*g ~ taking out and leading cars yes
teriay. He will ship 100 cars within
the next few days. Clarke & Wilson,
of Si'lry and Sheldon have part "f tI'ti.'
tools here. The ice is alMut l6 inches
thick and clear As crystal.
VIM. Pearson WAS again arrested an
Monday charged with selling ''mait liq-
u"r. t".wit: Mrer''to Will Bucl,au. He
w:'s tried "n Tuesday, found guilty and
sentenced to 80 days in Jail. lie went
to Jail over night aud yesterday was
brought before Court Commissioner
Nelson on u writ of I'al,eas corpus TT Q
matter is still PENDING and will r,'bably
be decided to. day.
SICKNESS. There is Some sickness
among the children of the town. Scy.
eral of N. V. McDowell's children have
had what the doctors pronounce scar.
let fever. NJ. A. Doane's child has also
had the same disease. An infant child
of W. A. Peterson has been quite sick
with inflammation Of the bowels aud
stomach. ID. Shells youngest child is
sick with something like scarlet fever.
We found b. F. johnson, the new
Register Of Deeds, with his coat off
the other day, tackling the big books
in his Office. He has dispensed with
Mr.. Chadwick's derrick and writes a
good hand, notwithstanding his ''game
leg" which was crippled in the army.
Mr.. johnson, by-the- way, is 4 macnin-
ist who helped to set up the first loco.
motive ever brought to this country,
the ''JOlln Bull" ." which was landed in
Boston frem England. When he came
west, he walked ~ days.
During a brief visit to Worthinaton
on Wednesday We found Miller. the
ADVANCE man, busy preparing t.
grind out stationery supplies for the
newly installed county officers, his sur
roundings bearing unmistakahle evil
dence OF prosperity.-Luverne Herald.
That's just the way we came down
stairs-on this OCCASION. We are proud
to he such al ''unmistakable evidence. -
If the boys will keep it up at this rate
we shall employ Chicago job printer
and put in one of those new Otto ST.
lent Gas engines to run our presses.
The Worthington advance., 1882-01-19

FURTHER REDUCTION.
County Maps can be had at this Office
the rate Of 5 for Is cents.
The Worthington advance., 1882-01-19
For Sale.

For 90J0.
.Cheeee Factory Appsraius With one fsa.
HOrSe Engine. Al Hlsl.Ooe new.
D.. *lsd seposate. -eolred-
Address o. call o.
J. 4. CHENEY,
ZI.3W A10euA. 0lnn.
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Wide Awake Delta.

Messrs. Sargent Bros, druggists.
Delta, Ohio, in ordering \ quantity of
Thomas Eclectric Oil, write that they
never sold anything that gave such mni-
v+r*al satisfaction in curing coughs,
colds. bronchitis, rheumatism. neural.
gia. etc. Sold by Law.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

@~~~=----~-@@@S
PROBATE COURT.
Notice II hereby given % the pub3Ie that viii
bold Probate Count ON the
FIRST MONDAY OF EACH MONTH.
Al my Office In The Court House In Tie viIlaes
OF WOSthimkt.,n.
Papers may be aled at any other time By ap.
plying TO me ut Adrian In said county, and IN
examtnatinn Of tho records NAV be ha1 at any
Tine ~ applying to l.. b. Bennett. Clerk OF the
OtSe5tct Court.
lilly l.. 4 NELSON, Judge OF Probate.
TAX NOTyCk
wili Be .t the following places - she day.
mentj"ned 1s5 the purp+ae u eOllecting 1axoS:
Rushmore. Tuesday, Feb. u, l0ea
Adrian. Wednesday and ThoEsday, Feb. Is
and g.
Hersey. Monday. Feb. -
AlElie. Tuesday. Feb. q.
BigelOV, Thuraday. FOh. a
II. G. SHEPARD. Co. TreasursG.
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ALEXANDRIA VA, FRIDAY EVENING" OCTOBER y 1890

must be full as bad, ifnot worse. The poll
tician would have had strikes, deadlocks,
stampedes and brass bands, resolutions, by
laws rules tc,al the time No; there was no poti-
can on that excursion. The origin of the poll
tician, like the whereabouts of Charley Ross. are
somewhat similar. They are shrouded in mystic
rry; cnvclopcd in gloom deep. dark and, like the
London fog. impenetrable. Tradition sheds the
only ray OF light we have upon the history of the
rare bird, the politician. and that is only feeble
starlight, so to speak This authority, that is.
old tradition, says that when the old life-boat
landed safely upon the top of Mount Ararat, Com
nander Noah was greatly astonished one morning
soon after, while taking one of his customary OBJ
servations to find Il large healthy, abe-bodicd
politician standing on an adjoining mountain re-
hearsing stump speech BY this we are led to
bcllcvc that the politician is hardy and tough ami
mai, as he is the only animal that lived through
out that damp period outside the ark. He ccr-
fanny was held III little esteem in Nuah's time :;
ihcy didn't consider him worth saving. He saved
himself therefore he is his own saviour 1t is
questionable whether second Noah would con :
slder him worth the room he'd occupy or not
BUT the politician is under estimated We cnudu t
live happily without him. He is useful aud
harmless.
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ONLY SAW Mill IN THE CITY,

Farmers and others having timber that they
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