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SHEEP RAISTVG

Sheep raising in Dakota pays. In
the spring OF 1870, Frederic Hertz, liv-
ing in the south part Of this township,
purchased l9o' paying for them $500:
Since then ne has sold three clips Of
wool for 1854; IS sheep for S171; and
he now has on hand 300 sheep valued
at 81, 200. Figure UP the profits on
500 invested III cattle and you wi
and that sheep raising pays the best.-
Memo News.
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CONTEST NOTICES.
U. 8. LAND OFFICE. Worth,neton, MiDI

U. s. LAND OFFICE. wortn!ngten, Minn.
:; June & l8S2
COMPLAINT having been entered at this Once
Dy John II. Weber against Luzi Schneider, Tor
lal.ure to comply with lnW as to Declaratory
Statement M. 1885, ~ wv,
9 Dated December ~, 1881, upon the
!, III Mobiles county. Minnesota, with, 4 view to
the cancellation Of salad. S. contestant alIeg.
said Presumption for the reason that he moved
IN from his own land within the state OF Min
nexOta unto the same.
The said parties are hereby summoned to ap-
pear Mt this ONCE on,
The 18th day of JutN 1852, at I O'Clock D. m.,
TO respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged failure.
~ Mons GR1NAoER, Register.
10 G.. H. SMITH. Receiver.
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RANSOM.

On the morning of the 4th, quite number of
and Ill sizes began to arrive at The residence Of
John Scott until the family Of Mr. Scott had
Swellcd to ~. The party represented Iowa,
lily were cordially welcomed from all around
The Rev: Mr.. Moon began the services of the
day by singing and prayer. There were quite d
number Of speakers present, when from behind
the lemonade barrel could be heard the v)tco of
Bridget screaming ''lcc cold lcmonade.'' There
we're two musical instruments and plenty. Of
players.
Grandpa DeBoos favored the company with a
defamation.
Az O'Clock everybody was hunting their bas.
everybody made happy. Mr.. Euc enc Eeunctt
favored the crowd with good speech About
55o'cloek TIE TIE oI2Wd 2EWd began to dispense and re-
tnEG tlSnKs !o M, Scott for his, hospitality:
weeks notice. DICK.
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THE BURLINGTON GRADERS.

Work on the Darlington railroad is now going
on this si:e Of Spirit Lake. Between Spirit
Lake and Silver Lake the grazing IS all let and
crews arc at work. MIR. Murray. who with Mr..
bows, is the general contractor. furnishes us
lakes: FIRST mile west OF Spirit Lake to Muir
ray Brothers; second to ". U. Johnson I'd to
Neary Brothers.; 4th to Murray Hrotktrs; eth
to Il. johnson Co.; 9TH 10 Murphy Il Daley :;
.th to =. j. Murray; Sth to w. r. Brown; 3th
TO Inos FlOuu; 10Th and nth to L. +. Randall
This brings them to Silver Lake and work is in
j. n. Bushnell. of Emmetsburr, las the con-
tract for grading sec,ivns II; and as. which lies
terson In Indian Lake. From Silver Lake to
.he State line thcr" is a grade Of four miles
which is not let, or if SO, Mr. Il. was not inform
Ell Of it ami could not give us the names Of con-
tractors. The first mite this side Of the State
line is let to Murray Brothers. The next mile
to Mat Taylor. Then there is 4 gap of six miles
not known to be let. The next two miles Mr..
Bushnell has ami the mile west OF him is said
to be let to Jerry Ryan. From this to Worth.
ington tile line is not positively let. The line
is being cross StGtOned and the engine rs will
probably finish This work 10 MOrihingtOn by
Saturday hight. Mr.. Bushnell has his Shan,ieS
up and is ready to go to work
The right Of way through Indian Lake has
not all been secured, and in some instances
there may be some trouble and&ome bad blood
is manifest. OF course the road will come right
the land will be condemned and some eases
may have 10 90 to the courts.
The weather now is favorable for work and
with working weather most Of the time tile
road will I've completed and ears run. ing to
NOrthnG1On by Nov. Is.
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CHEA PEST music puRL 1sr1ED

The attention of musicians and the
music-loving public is called to 1.-The
Standard Musical Library,"a a new pub
lication just issued by liessrs. Dyer &
Howard, st. Paul and Minneapolis.
The complete Library contains thir-
ty numbers, and each number contains
from four to six pieces of the lAtest
and most popular vocal and instrn-
mental music, costing from $1.50 to
81 20. The average cost of m usic IN
the Library is less than two cents per
piece, each number being sold at the
low price Of ten cents, or twelve cents
if sent by mail. Order Of Messrs.
Dyer Il Howard; st. Paul and Mime
apolis.
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A ttS3eier's story.-After spending
months at watering places and con
sultipg the best physicians without
befe7t;, I returned homie dlsheartened
and expected to die. A friend Urged
= trial: Of Parker's Ginger Tonic.
Three bottles and careful diet have
brought me excellent health and Spir-
it's, and l hope my experience may ben
eft similar spfferefs.-Cfutinnati lady.
See other column.
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THE COUNTY HOARD.

The County Commissioners will meet rs q
Board Of Equalization Of Assessments on tile
third Monday in july, being the 18th inst
next Monday. Parties feeling aggricve1 or who
have been crroneousy assessed, iast best make
note Of 1t and he Oh hand as il will he the last
1ss2, without applying to the state department
The Bparu Ol Co. Commissioners will meet on
the fourth Monday i'll July, being the 24th inst,
for the purpose of levying taxes for county eX-
penses tho current year, and for the transaction
vi other business
The time Of meeting for these especial pur-
to would invaidate the assessment and tax lev
led. 1t would seem as If the business could be
transacted rs well ut one session Of the Board,
but our law makers have thought differently,
and have fixed the time as above stated for
equalization on the third Monday. For levying
taxes, on the fourth Monday.
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JjTLLMONT.

Emil Graf; sister and children left last Fri
lay again for their home in Fr;ilconia, Ni<cnn-
sin.
". :. Thompson had nice party and dance
on the 18th. \ large crowd WAS ,n':rh. 9th
cr> from this town went to Adrian to sec the
black elephant and the great fun.
Dan Fritz had lis foot very badly spraincd
last week.
Fred. Wegcn, the furniture man OF A,lrian
Sl:cnt 4 few days with his family in this tow,
with his friends.
Z. Graf was in Worthngton last Friday to Or
der contest OH piece Oi land which is claim
cd t" he proved ny. over two years. Everybody
IS wondering how it will come out.
NILLMUNT.
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Wprthingtom 9aran<&.

Nbrthington Lodge No G5 meets every Friday
evening. }. s. MCMANus. Master Workmn.
Il. b. F:Orfs, RccOricr
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FINAL PROOF NOTICES.
LAND OFFICE At worthlnstou M,nn.

LAND OFFICE at WOrthingtOn Minn.,
No July IL, 1892
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
make ma! final proof ~ support OF his claim, and
mat said proOf will be made before the U. $.
Laild Oi!ice at WorthiMgton, Minn., on
Satu day Aug. IL, 1852.
Viz: Hans C. Hansen,
Homestead Application No. ll,G77
f"r the n4 sea Sec. HlOl-42.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation vf
said land. viz:
Ole Guliderson, Ole Benson, of Adrian, Minn..
Little Rock, MINI. :. i
46 Mons GRINAGEn. REGISTER
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PROBATE COUKT,
Notice is hereby given to tho public that will
hold Probate Court on the
FIRST MONDAY OF EACH MONTH,
At my office in tue Court House IN tho village
OF Worthington.
Papers may be fled at any other time by ap-
plying to me at Adrian IN said county, and an
examination Of the.r records NAV be had at any
time by applying to L. Il. Bennett, Clerk Of the
District Court.
ely j.. s. NELSON. Judge OF Probate.
HOnse and lot to sell or trade for
stock.
Soft. s. MCLEAN.
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LAND OFFICE at WOrthington, Minn.

LAND OFFICE at WOrthIngton, Minn.
July 6, 1882.
named settler has FLEET notice Of his intention to
make final proof In support of his claim and that
sid proof will le mut!e before the u. ). Land
'fce ut Wortbington Mimi, on
Tuesday, Aug. o. 1882,
Viz: Geo. B. Fellows, Origl and Add,. HI.
Application ,9l5 and O,5u3
For the SEX se:. l2- lD4 A.
He names the cfollowing'w'tnessest to prove mis-
continuous residence upon. and cultivation OF,
said land. viz:
Frederick Bloom,> r, F. johnson, OF Worth:
ington, Mimi, ". L.. So;vles, Levi Baxter. of
Fui,la, Mimi. -
46 MONS GRINAGEK, Register.
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TIE IEENESSEEINS.

The 'Original' Ycnnesseeans sang to quite a
full house last week and gave great satslac-
ton: Their character Songs allti their perfect
rendering "f the old plantation religious songs
Of he slavery era are done to the life and are
minstrelsy is only IL gross caricature and bur
l.sque: The bass solo, ''Rocked in the Cradle
and i"e wnee Han IL ver v MISS ,!en ZEN ey WIZ ex
ccIIent in the solo line. Tie SprightlS Lottie
Holmes was also quite Il :avo'itc not only t. the
audience, but to somebody c, Sc, as the follow
ing marriage notice shows:
Married, on Thursday. July g. at the Worth
ing1nm Hotel. by Justice Bloom, Charles ".
Henderson AMI I.ottie Holmes, two of the
"Original Tennessee SingerS.'
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SEED GRAIN TAX.

Uncollectcd seed grain taxes are to be collect
cd lS Il part Of the tax Of 1881. Interested par
ties should see to it or they will very soon be in
position to pay costs nnd interest.
II assessed against real estate, property will
he sold the SAME as for other taxes, two years
time for redemption, interest ut the rate OF ls
per cent per anl,,lnl.
If on tic personal property list, citations will
be served and judgments entered at the March
term of court, collections to be made the same
us on other personal property tax judgments.
Parties having i valid reason for non-I.ly-
nlent of such taxes had best get Il hearing be-
fore the Board Of County Commissioners, aud if
possible avoid court expenses
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PERSONALS.

Miss Emma Chadwick has re 4urned nom Uti-
ca, n. y, where she has III eA u some months
S: T: Go"tell has accepted ii position in c, W.
Smiths drug store.
Judge Nelson has been over this week a:ten.l-
ing to probate business.
Commissioner Blaine and r. Guycl1nann. of
iicFSey. were in town yesterday taking jn the
ADVANCE Cathedral and other improvements.
james G. Clark sang at Sioux Falls last AIon-
day evening and vi sing Il! jackson next Mon
day evening.
REV. Hobart left a.few days ago and Rev.
Merritt takes his place as pastor Of the NJ l..
church, We hear that Mr.. Hobart expects to
take .'jfc and i trip to Chin; as missionary.
Mrs. kcnard and family and Mrs. Garlish and
family, Of st. Joe. have arrived at the Wofthing-
ton on their usual summer visit Others are eX-
pectcd i'll Il few days.
Jerome Davidson, formerly Of tho Herald o.
flee, but at present employed On the Morhir; =
ton ADVANCE. came home Saturday evening IT,
spend the FOurlh.-Luyerne Herald
l.. & Ireland and daughter, of Sibley, arc viz
iting w. W. Hcrron'> family. }oh are still on
cIutcEs as !; result Of the steamboat disaster it,
Florida last winter, by which Mr.. Ireland lost
the grown daughter, although badly burned n
the iil,...d crushed by the Shaft oi the whccl.
saved her father after they fell into the water.
Mrs. MARITIME, Of Worthinglon, is in town vis-
lting her sister, Mrs. N. l.. Parker. As Mrs.
MARITIME has been an invalid for two or more
Years. her many friends in OsceOla county will
nc pleased to learn that She has recovered and is
enjoying better health than ever.-Sibley Trib-
me.
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LAND OFFICE at Worthington, Minn..

LAND OFFICE at WOrthingtOn, Minn.,
IA. June l9, 1852.
CoMt!;AINT having been entered at this of
nce I by william II. HOlbr0ok against Al. D.
:, Fer abandoning his Homestead Entry No.
Upon the ne Il Of sec. 2 l04 n, range - ", 5th
l, In Mobiles county, Minnesota, with 4 view to
the cancellation OF said entry: the salt parties
are hereby summoned to appear at this Office on
To respond and furnish testimony concerning
s"td alleged abandonment.
Mons ORTNAQBR, neRfsiAr.
u G.. FL. SMITH, Receiver
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LAND OFFICE at Worthi,,gton. Minn..

LAND OFFICE at WorthN,gtOn, Minn.,
June l5 1882.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
make final pr.nf IN support Of. his claim, and
that said proof viii be made before the t. S.
Land Office 1T Warrington, Mimn., on
Saturday. July o. 1852,
Viz: Theodore I.imtner,'
Add. Homestead Application No. ll,olG,
For the Is NV sec. i4-I.4-4
lie names The following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon, AMI cultivation of,
>ail land, viz:
Fred Bio"n. r. F. Johnson, &. Il, Loveless.
William Cuff, Of Mobiles Co., Minn.
II Mons GKlNAGER, Register.
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II'ESTNIDE

Crops, such as wheat, oats and barley. look
ing first rate. Flax is extra good. Not many
weeds this season. Farmers Sowed NOR" seed
this spring. 1t has chokrd out the weeds
Corn is rather hehind 1t has :. go",l color and
is hea ithy. May have good crop If the wealth
er proves to be good corn weather.
Il. SIMMONS.
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LAND OFFICE AT WoRrHINGrON. MINI.

July e. 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 the u. S.
LSnd Oflice at WorthingtOn, Nlinn. on
Monday. Aug IA, 1882,
Viz: Sven .JOhallsOn,
Homestead Applicali lon No. 1929.
For the 50 nWL Sec. 3l-lO34O
He names the following witnesses to prove
II said land. viz:
t:Mstaf Erickson, August Fa,k. August Oleson,
Nils Erickson. of Warrington. Minn.
46 Mons GRINAGEN, Register.
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Naturally pale iuvalItls are greatly
improved in health and appearances by
using Browns Iron Bitters. 1t
strengthens mind and body, brightens
the eyes, gives rosy cheeks, and Gre
ates 4 perfect picture of health,
strength and beauty.
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Webegin this week our Annual Serial entitled
the 'Delinqucnt Tax List practical story
Mcn W fatH ANY s ana Hr Eli es & IL aooanas nnn
pockets to tears. There may be some dry eyes
left in the house after reading it. for it has left
our figure boxes dry ard will leave some dr.;
pockets among the Taxpayers. ~
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X: L. Erskne was unfortunate recently in los
ing his Jersey bull by ery>iptlas. MIR. f. paid
Jos. Lowe so for the bull when he was il month
DID, and says lie would not have taken S2UO for
the ANIMAL
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C'OiIINE.

AS Il result Of the passage Of the prohibition
amendment postmaster Stone predicts that be-
fore another election al! the democrats will have
abandoned the HaWkcyC Stale and moved tU
minnesota He says they are urca,ly clni1rat-
illg in large ullMherS.-Luycric Herald.
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M {,k{Y2 / =.

Bishop WNiprr has authorized Mr.. Gum to
clr"@e his aS>i>tantS and he is now looking for
r"Eyi,rn tc !n!<c per ora r,rg" "i the differ
.vhl churches. The Bishop with III" Dean, Rev.
Nj. LiHrrnOre. will visit the different churches
uEtl'r The SUPERVISION Of Mr. Gum. between the
18th day of july and the lSt If August. ii his
health permits. Dr notice thereof will be Civ
rll-WiuU0nl RtuOrlrr
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! shall open in a few days III the Post
Office Room q News Office where Pa
pers and magazines will be for sale.-
subscriptions secured for papers and
magazines at publisher 8 rates: 1 shall
also soon have a circulating library for
rent at usual rates.
42.4W r. D. BARBER,
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BLANKs.-Chattel Mortgage and
Chattel Mortgage Sale Blanks for sale
atthis Office in any quantity.
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Several men took one Of LOvclcss' row boats
out OF the boat house on Sunday and went out
-Swampetl the boat and got wet M"ral--Don't
60 boating on Sunday, unless you pay for tn,
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NJ: >. Twitchell is laid up Will, Il damaged eve
piece 0f lime and plaster Paris made Il savage
attack on him ON Monday and "lt him in the
eye ball binl."
The Worthington advance., 1882-07-13

Soc card Of ". F. Thaycr. furniture dealer
k"o'nS fls5 door southwest Of the bg AD-
XANGE.
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The executive committee IF the Mobiles County
Agricultural Society will meet ut the office uf T.
Bloom on Monday next at o'clock p. III,
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Ayers Cherry prctoraI is mild and
soothing in itf immediate and appar-
ent effects. and possesses far-reaching
an powerful healing qualities whlcls
It's PERSISTENT use will demonstrate in
any case Of coughs, colds, throat or
lung troubles Of any kind,
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RUSHm0RE HOTEL.

e. L. WEMPLE, Proprietor.
This is a new Hote, recently opened on the
WOrthington & Sioux Falls railroad. Firstc1ass
accommodations and every attention shown to
guests. Good chicken and duck shooting in the
vicinity.
Good Stabling E. First Class Livery.
RUSH1lORE, MIMI:
7-4O-ly
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,. II johnson has secured the services of Mr..
Olson, Of Sioux Falls. an experienced shoenl;k-
cr, and Is prepared to do custom work In good
style.
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Gee week in your own toNn. a5Outi1t free
wv No risk. Reader. If you want a business
at which persons Of either sex can make great
pay all the time they work. write for particulars
The Worthington advance., 1882-07-13

Rev. D. G. Gum will hold Episcopal services
a. W"rthinStcn on Sunday next 1T III q. NJ. and
$50 p. III. at the church.
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THE SCHOOLS,

The Worthngtun Board Of Education met
Mon lay. July II. and selected the following
teachers for the coming term:
Principal OF High Sclool-A. A. Wood, Of
Obcrlin, Ohio. Grammar School Tcachcr-St,ss
Hannah Mott. OF W0rthingtOn. Intermediate
Tcacher-Miss lnez l.. rcmber, of Lake Cily.
ington.
It was voted that the fall term commence
Sept. 18th.
Committee reported i'm favor of repairing
foundation and banking alb out school building
this year and grading UP lot next year.
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NOTICE..

70 all whom it may concern:
This IS to certify that ] have ;tEis day given
my son, Joachim B. kuncrtll, his time, and that
hcnceforth will neither claim anything due
him, nor nay any debts Of his contracting
1882.
45-3W JOHANN KUNERTH
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Ncnnor says: "Rainy July and stormy ALL
gust are almost, inevitable" and predicts "a
fair September froSty) 4 wet October AMI No
SNOW
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Enigrant Tickets,
To and froh Europe by the
Allan e. White Star
Lines, for Sale by
O. &. GRUNDSTEN..
24-S1n. WOrfliingt0r1, MINI

Thayer's stock Of furniture is now
complete. Go and see for yourself.
45:tf.
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Notice Of Mortgage Sale by Advertiser
nocnt.

Notice Of Mortgage Sale by Advertise.
U?1ERI:AS, default has been made I'm the
W conditions OF q certain mortgage executed
and delivered by \. &. Robinson and Elvira
k"insoM mis- WIFE, mHI'gag9's to F. rb
ns "ce Of the S cgS9r na@ resfr'fS SEEDS jS
Of the county Of Mobiles in the state of Minneso-
t: on the 18th day of 1ecember A: D: ls7s, at
page u.s. on which there is claimed to he due
and is due at the date OF this notice, the amount
of one hundred and forty->iN dollars, and no
action or proceeding has been instituted at law
or il equity to recover the debt secured by said
mortgage or any part thereof.
Now, notice is hereby given, that by virtue of
a rOWcr Of sale contained in said mortgage, and
of the statute i'll such case made and provided,
said mortgage will be :orecloSrd Ivy sale OF the
mortgaged pre- alscs literci! described, at pub
lie auction for cash, by the sheriff Of
said county, at the front door of the Court
House in the village of WOitl,in"tOn in the
county W Mobiles and State OF Minnesota, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of July, 1882,
II O'clock in the fo:nOOn, to satisfy the amount
which shall then b" due ON said mortgage, with
the interest thereon, and costs and expenses of
sale. and fifteen dollars attorneys fees. as
stipulated in said 'rtgage in case OF forecloS
ure
so be- sOld are the lot, piece or parcel of land
situated III the county Of Mobiles and State OF
Mime S'ta. and known and described as fol-
lows, tO-wt:
The east half 60 of the southeast quarter tl1)
Of section No. tWenty-SiX (2t) in township No
one hundred and two GU2) Of range No. forty
one {!.)
:.P. T1nTETTS. N1ortl"gce.
GEO. ": WILSON. Attorney Of Mortgagec.
DHted May -, 1852.
First pub. June l.
Last pub. Ju:yG.
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just before the vote for railroad aid was taken
in Mobiles county the ADVANCE said: Gentle
men, you have come to the forks of the road. II
You take the burlington prong you strike rapid
developments. brisk business, lower trejgi,,s.
cheaper. lumber and coal, unhrokcn railroad
competing: markets, II you stick IT, the old
north and south prong. you will simply "poke''
aaons aS you have Gone for tic past ten years.
taX.-Windom Reporter
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EXAMINATION
Standing Of pupils at examination held at close

God bless the women.-The best in
.terests of all humanity depend on tie
good health of our women folk. WO-
mans best friend for relieving the
painful weakness with which 50 many
are afflicted, and for general family
medicine for warding off bilious at.
tacks and curing stomach, liver and
kidney complaints, is Browns Iron
Bitters. 1t contains Just such life
giving properties as are needed in fe-
male diseases, and is superior to all
other preparations as \ medicinal ton
ic for giving health, strength and Wig
or to every part Of the body. If you
are weak, nervous and uebilitated, or
suffering from dyspepsia, Browns Iron
Bitters will surely cure you.
The Worthington advance., 1882-07-13

Those foot stools at Thayer's take
the cake. 45-tf.
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

AvODAAc wv ~ L OH Il 1O1
AUDlrOR-E. S. Mills.
1REASCKEK-iI.C G Shepard.
REGISTER OF DEEDS-R. f. Johnson.
JUICE OF rKOEArE-l. $. Nelson.
CLERK OF COuKT-I.. Il. Bennett.
SHERIFF-H. X. Miller.
t3UKvEYOK-Ott0 BerrcaU.
Court COMMISSIONER-l. :. Nelson:
COUNTY ATTORNEy-t;eO. w. iiSOn.
COl;oNEW-.J. :. McNlanus.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT NJ. n. DUaEe.
COMMISSIONERS.
aF1rst DiStrict-P. Blaine, Of HcrSry.
Second DiStrict-T. l.. Taylor, uf Elk
JNirL District-.janrS GOWN, Of Adrian.
Fourth .Distrjct-Alaulice O'IIcarn, Of Grand
Prairie.
Fiith Di<trict-D. Shell, worthington, Cha.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF NAILS
a. :. ii. raul and beyond .23Srm
Westsrn-1;r Verne and Sioux Falls, 10 ;' IS i M m
HOlliiu Lake, SaturdaVS ~ IL
Eastern taa,,y) DEPARTS .2soa. ~.
s., DO 10 st. Paul and beyond . s 5; !; a II; m
Westrvn-1 Verne and Sioux Falls 10 pm
Round ..-.r. Sl.urtla,S l III
Mails cl.i'icd by day trains close 80 minutes
ceforc departure. Ali others at O'Clock pm.
Office hours from Il. III. 10 y m. sun lays
from to . 4 III and II m to u 30 u H.
Money orders issued am, letters registered be.
r. D. BARBER, r. NJ
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N impossibjlity. y.-Deserving arti-
cles are always appreciated. The ex-
ceptional cleanliness Of Parker,s Hair
Balsam makes it popular. Gray hairs
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1GO-acre farm ! miles from WORTH
ington for 81 per acre.
n tree claim with good improve
,nents fOl $;32.::'5.
\ magnificent section farm, miles
frrm Norti1ingt"n, with OF without
cr"p, at a bargain. For sale by +.
Bloom. 4G St.
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LosT.-A pair of spcctacles. Find
er please leave at ADVANCE office.
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All 0mcial Matter Pub
lished in this Paper.
Vol. 10, No,

Elaine, the family safe guard, for sale
by G. W. Smith. 462.
The Worthington advance., 1882-07-13

THE CREAMERi.-We paid a visit to the
WorhinSton Creamery the ether day Will, Mr.
Torrance who showed lis through the establish
mrnt II is in perfect work. y order and turn
ing out abont :;W pounds of No. Gutter Il day.
\ Chicago man WAS here the other day and Of
!tr,'l To tax" the butter 1T an a{vinrt of ~
cents Der ill., lEur teams are iluw rnriuG and
gathering crr:,.l. Aiurt about The ,lt:i;,wry
soon ami i,.,.t;i,,tl,.