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The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1882-04-01

CKvkRAL VALUABLE PLANTATIONS ;
also small farms, large bodies Of wild lands
well tinbersd, and cleared lands, are offer
ed for sale in the Mississippi Pioneer,
which IL published monthly 1t Jackson.
Miss. 70 eseewsge imniersion 10 hissis-
sIppi and the South generally. The price
Of the Mississippi Pioneer l. 81 per year.
Address 6. n. yAx PRAAo, Publisher,
Jackson, Miss. e.
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KINDS COUNTY BONDS.

During the month Of April, the satchez,
Jackson & Columbus Railroad Company
viii have for sale, at Green's Bank, Seven
per cent, non-taxable Coupon Bonds Of
Kinds County. No safer or better invest
ment can be made than In these bonds.
WILL. 7. MARTIN, President.
Ms-'s2 I'm.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1882-04-01

Just received, nice and well assort-
ed stock of Shoes for Ladies and Gen
tlemen and Children. / will sell them
at prices TO suit the times.
If. Lac KAHN.
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Mr.. Elliott of Yazoo City was in to see
us Wednesday.

uo "
DIR. J. Il. Butler, of Fairfax, one Of
AtchisOn county's prominent ply
sicians and surgeons, left one day last
week, to spend two months at his old
home in Jackson, Mississippi. That
he may have a splendid visit among
old friends and relatives and return to
his many friends i'm old Atchison
safely, is the wish of all who know
him-AtchisOn County Mo- Mail.
The greater part of the Doctors
time has been spent among relatives
in Lawrence county-his old home.
He has, however, honored our city
with occasional visits, and bv his
genial manner and intelligent CONVEX
sation, endeared himself to all whose
pleasure 1t has been to meet him.
We learn that the Doctor contem-
plates locating in his native State,
and we can assure him Mississippi
will be happy to claim her own"
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LAND FOR SALE OR RENT.

| have for sale or rent ON rood
terms farm lying seven miles from
Jackson and five from Brandon.
The land IS vcry desirable, plenty
of water and timber.
r. X. JAYNE.
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hSeriouis WORDS

(Aiiei the Vie oi the Brookhnyen Ledger
From the following it will BE- seen
that the life OF he average Wizzai d
OH man is very uncertain, therefore
We would advise those Of our young
lady f.. inds who are 40 profusc in
their floral fav"is To bear IN mind
the fate of poor little do"dle-de
doo,'
The II lniington Republican re.
ports that the "Wizznrd Oil COM
pany" who were rcrambulatin.. the
country last spring, and who took
Franklin in their rounds, holding
open air concerts cct., were all
drowned recently except the elder
gentlemen who did the talking and
selling They were attempting to
cross a stream in one Of the lower
counties when the swift water upset
their hack with the above result
Review and Jounal, Franklin Tenn.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1882-04-01

My immense stock OF Jewelry
Watches, Silverware and Clocks, must
be sold-therefore is Offered at lowest
prices SHUTTER.
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WANTED.

| want TO buy all sorts of old STONE
INDIAN RELICS found in fclds-aIso
other curiositics. Write TO
N. SPANG, Etna, Allegheny Co., Pa.
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Personal.

Mai Frank Hawkins one OF the SOL
Id men Of Montgomery county, also a
large planter in the Sunflower and
Tallahatchie bottoms was In the city
yesterday. We are glad to learn that
he is of the opinion that good crops
may yet be made in the damp districts.
Miss Jennie Morancy departed for Gin.
cinatti last night, where she goes to
| take a course in the Conservatory of
Music.
We are sorry to learn that Judge p.
Z. Bailey has been quite Ill.
The many friends of DIR. Andrew
Austin of Steens Creek will regret to
learn that he is very sick, In fact crit
ically so.
Sheriff Beck of Warren County was
transactiug business at the Auditors
Office Thursday.
Miss Lea Barfeild, who has been WIS.,
iting relations and friends on the riv-
er, has returned home.
The Misses Freeman and Miss Nor
gan will leave for Canon City Colordo
shortly, which place will be their fn-
ture home.
Hon John Shelton, and w. Calvin
Wells, two prominent Attorneys from
Raymond were in Jackson wednes-
day.
Senator George has returned faom
Washington on indefenite leave, to
look after his private interests. Heis In
good health: Metropolitan life seems
to agree with him.
Mr.. ]. q. eastman OF the Vicks-
burg Herald spent several days in
Jackson this week. Hl rnt
Gov Lowry Is spending the most Of
his time in the overflowed dist let.
Maj wofford, the popular insur-
ance man was In Jackson Tuesday.
Mr.. Henry Durdette, at one time an
stiachee Of this office, passed through
Jackson Wednesday, enroute to the
river country.
w. II. Sutton, Esq, Of Lexington,
was In the city this week.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1882-04-01

Al Barhe1d's-
DemOrest's Port Folio--What 10 Wear
and Catalogues, Cut Paper Patterns, Spring
and summer STYLES.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1882-04-01

An endless, dazzling, real and inn
perishable, assortment of Jewelry and
silverware at SEUTTER's.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1882-04-01

!, You must always remember that
LAX KAHN can save you money in
buying your Shirts and Under wear
from him.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1882-04-01

We ask for Maj. Wofford kind re-
cepti0n by our friends In his trip
through the State in the interest OF
the reliable and trustworthy institu-
tons he represents. They are both
home Institutions managed by men
of experience Of brains and success.
The Mississippi Mutual Aid Associa-
ton as will be seen, is run by men Of
wealth and of great business expert
ence and embodies two new and most
inviting features in life insurance -
the endowment plan in particu lar
which does away with the necessity
"ot ones dying to win" Maj. Wofford
has pamphlets explaining these new
features of his company and will in
person explain them during his trip,
to establish agencies and solicit men,
berships.
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Now is your time TO examine LAZ
KAHN'S stock he is receiving new
go DDS daily. A fine stock Of Under
wear and Lace at rock bottom prices
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1882-04-01

Attention is called 10 the stock of
Fan y Groceries kept by r. KALAR,
in front Of the City Hall. Call on
him for the best goods ut the very
owest prices.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1882-04-01

Coal Oil.-the very highest
proof, at II. KALAR's for 20 Cen Is.
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POINT AGENTS
4 STEEL .ARBEDy PER
WIRE FOUND
AT G. ID. SIDEWAYS.
POINT
" anied.

AT G. d. SIDEWAYS.
n situation as a teacher by young
MAJ, VI sum. ,Np'',enoc AM" shiii as
''"''e'' 'are VI
~"
Hilzheim e. Shelton have the exclu-
sive sale in this city for tlecelebrated
"Favorite" Kid Glove,in Opera and
Lahdreth'S garden seed. Decent
papers "'i Gus oah 10 had at Led
''
a large i't Of Gents SILK, Still and
Of the p,rlor Shoe Store 20
-,
shaving loc's,' n"'r-cu'tlng Scots
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1882-04-01
CENTRAL
female Jnstitute,
CLINTON, KINDS Co, MISS.
RsT. Walter HiIlnsl, Ii. D., PrHiiat,

who vii send czt.logue, o. give oshsr inforns-
tssn re<pectinE the Institntton % sppllcznon-
ms Insliiution h nut only he otaesf N The
sunfh-we.f hut h oummended b. rolne II TIE tesf
- un.tsst IN tho couufry ~ ssue~d 10 nsr<s Nerth
o. south y, The ercelleuce a the I'd uc1uonA YEA
oG~srs s~r--s.~s -arzrf.r-s a .~drrr,e sz-
p<n-1 n IN b>rin ~ Trsnty sinh o1leFzzss 1e<r
Tszesdur, September Itt-
RoET. KILL. Pr<'f no~rt Tru<frs<
Go. WHurELD. secrtmry.
1ulr 1E fwl
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Dea III VI Henry W. Losgfslisw.

Longfellow, the greatest of Ameri-
can poets died few days since at his
home in Cambridge, Mass. The
lovers Of the beautiful in poetry
and sentiment will especially regret
to hear of the passing away Of life
that has done so much to please and
to make better the English world.
The best monument to his greatness
Is the fact that his poems are favor
ties in every household. In no in
stance has the truth of this verse
IN his Pslam of Life been more veri-
fled than in his own life:
The lives of great men all remind us
We'can make our lives sublime,
And, departing, leave behind us
Footprints on the sands of time.
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Mrs. J. l.. Wofford is visiting her
sister, Mrs. DR.. Harrington.

~~eS6 w. "hN a.
Sideways.
We had the pleasure of call from
Mr.. r. n. Saunders of Lake last We'd.
nes,lay.
Kalar's brands OF Cigars are the
very hest IN town. III.
The State Dental Board meets
pril oath instead of the End as by an
we published last week.
ISIS Matte Hughes of Edwards is
ndty, the guest of Miss Cola Barr.
Pnly Son have their soda
Fountain in full blast. Give
call.
en you want Il shave that will
lou feel like new man call on
Supreme Court met Friday
lumber of lawyers are in at
Todd x Cos. celebrated Gold
far the best pen made-just
SEUTTER's. St.
Mcdowell Welch and
ape Willie, of Texas are
10 day EN- route for Bran
u Welch will leave shortly
epe.
Rooms 10 Lot.
at NJ. MosAL's.
e1hundred tons of German steel
arrived at New Orleans for
y, Red River and Texas hail
IS said the road will be in
rder as far as Black river
st of Natchez by July 18th.
best groceries, fancy and |
To 5. Lcmy & Son. III |
glad to note that the right Of |
The Yazo0 and Mississippi |
Road by the Jackson route is
Sgiven very readily aud hope to
learn before long that that route has
been selected.
New and choice Silverware just res
ceived at SEUTTER's Also new
Watches and Jewelry. ct.
Supt. f. A. Wolfe announces in the
Gazette that he has been instructed to
close the public schools at the end of
the second month and may not open
them again as the county is far behind
In paying its warrants.
Violins, Accordeons, Bows and
strings, never out at SEUTTER's. 81
Miss Laura Lemly who has been
spena winter with the family
offf - MIR. Samuel Lemly left
No. = or her home In Salem,
NC. She much missed by the
many friends she has made here.
Ifyo ut a respectable suit of
fine Clothing go TO Lag KAHN's.
Messrs Hays q Hamilton are sue
ceeding admirably In securing policies
in. The Union Aid association. See the {
advertisement of this insurance COM
many elsewhere. The names of its di-
rectors and managers assure an able ,
and honest administration Of its af-
fairs.
soda water and Lemonnds.
We are now ready in our Fruit and |
-Tasup partment No. 2, TO offer you
Ass Of Soda Water or lemon
nd Try It.
n a Co.
n want good shaw go TO
Our friend T.. n. May Of wirona,
J. called 20 zee us to-day. He represents
the Mutual Benefit Department OF
the Mots Life Insurance Company
OF Mo-. a, also every Matrimo-
NAL Iusu, = Association in The '
South. Mr. May, IL a home man and
we feel perfectly safe in recommend /
Ing him 10 the public generally. i,
An kinds Of Stationery at BRuSs9S :
BBs. 1913. \
Usa-r False
'ly, representing the !,
"restou q Co, and
an d Co. passed
tuesday en- route o
having 10 charge h
@octs~ county.
ct,
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1882-04-01

Our friend T.. n. May Of Wibona,
called 20 zee us to-day. He represents
the Mutual Benefit Department Of
the MosS Life Insurance Company
Of Mo- a, also every Matrimo-
NAL Iusu, Association in The
South. MI. May, Is a home man and
we feel perfectly safe In recommend
Ing him 10 the public generally.
An kinds Of Stationery at BRuSsoS
BBs. 1913.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1882-04-01

'ly, representing the
'rstou d Co., and
IN d Co. passed
tuesday en- route
having 10 charge
Aoctaw county,
-alt
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1882-04-01

soda water and Lemonnde.
We are now ready in our Fruit and
-SaxuR partment No. 2, TO offer you a
Ass of Soda Water or Lcmon-
nd Try It.
s. LENLy 4 Son.
n want a good shay go TO
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1882-04-01

We had the pleasure of a call from
Mr.. r. N. Saunders of Lake last We'd
nesday.
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Rooms 10 Let.
1t M. MoSAL's.

k1hundred tons Of German steel
arrived at New Orleans for
", Red River and Texas hail
3 said the road will be in
rder as far as Black river
gt Of Natchez by July 18th.
best groceries, fancy and
To 5. Lcmly & Son. III
glad to note that the right of
The Yazo0 and Mississippi
road by the Jackson route is
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07
NOTYc1 or NoRTQla1sA1LR

VKYHEREAS. llef.nlt h.. ~, 81. !. -.
wv oOnditiOns AZ eestsin ,Ssisn,nsss soo g " ~
9s.e. nnsde nnS execmteS hs <Ss. 81 -
{6schelor1 HoFfrssor. IN heeS9s,.se h 6e g; ~.
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yaIy, 4. d. issi. I'D rseordeS I. ~ ~ ay Ssy g g
(ho Re0ister Oi Ilee1ie ~ TT =. - ~ V4,M "
ti2afS m Ginnass3s - ~ ~ .SSSSS.o& ~ NsDse1
a ID. 1851 nj "a 0'eioeS /. tSe Ses.IsSy ~ y SS9.
OPS a. I;<feS.sS ~ ~ ~ o.cSaooos Y noox
- foiiowins desc:ibed SSscs,s - h. a 9
hi ssiS eH:,ntv nj NcSiS. ~ =. 81 an9 Sat0ated
klts numbered fwo q, ana 4A,e. q, /. u,,,.,,
nassS iserssI r~s, c2l in SSe ~. ~ W: ~ necA
SftIins To- The .s,}v nerossacsS ,Ist - .s =
10 secn1e fhe s.avs;.e,,f ~ ~ sS ~ easa 4OMn'
IA Eans icss.Si"r e, iise H.Sti. .e deta.s ~.
cerfsin nrns"issN.s r11e ns.E. w .s;S ~ W. 81
Car Cart T. TIE order q ,:id Ihe:de1e + se6ar:
Dollars. datsi j"iv iitS ,SSi 1t so n;ne@x 6.S. ~.
Ter date thereOi, si,d drswinx inerest II ths ia
Hnd. Whereas s., 1.Sa esse . 1nta pssoi;
and sSreeI In si S,n.t.n8c +. ,..v ~ ts
acsaed an said nrsn,i~cs sssS inp tGJ 49, ~
hc cxpresslv s,itx,siSsi iii s..s as.s t1ea ~ ~.
~ asnSe sn6 sfins,IsHea thst ~. ~ w {y
said Iorf9soee sk1s,1 isse 1y sSm y. s9 saa oy
ssid interest iheren si,3:,i d"S sne .ai1s st ZIP
len N, said prs"se. and ~. III . ~
Said OFiginn1 iss,sfScse 6sa.t sss0 's'''e -
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07
MONTHLY FAIRS.

The ADVANCE printed bills few
days ago for the 6rst monthly fair to
be held ut Avoca. One is to be held
each month. where farmers and others
can exhibit prodaets and articles and
buy and sell. Monthly fairs were At
tempted here few years ago, but were
abandoned because they were not At
tended; the farmers having 80 little to
exhibit or sell. -.
Now, however, the county begins to
be pretty we'll stocked up with every.
thing, and it would be good move to
revive the monthly fairs. Where is
the old organization aud who viii set
the monthly market on foot?
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07
BIGELOW.

Preaching ut the school house Sun
day eve was quite largely attended.
AS very few farmers have commen-
ced threshing yet. it is Impossible to
estimate what the average yield of grain
will be IN this vicinity. However, a.
they all appear to be happy, judge it
will be ut least fair.
At the school meeting Saturday eve.
Sept. End, H. b. Trip was chosen
clerk for the ensuing year. 1t was de-
cidetl to have nine months school. Six
winter, aud three summer. Salary
twenty i've dollars per month.
A Republican caucus Of the voters of
Bigelow Township will be held ut the
office OF town clerk on the 18th day of
September. at 2 o'clock, u. NJ. for the
purpose uf electing two delegates to at.
tend the County Convention to be
held ut W0rtllingten, Minn. Sept. 10th.
PAULINE.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07
MODTGAGE FORECLOSURE SAL
BIZ ADVERTlSEMENT

By ADvERTISEMENT.
nEFAULT has been made in the conditions Of
~ certain MOrtgag executed aud delivered
q Nobies county. Minnesota, mortEsgors, {:
James $. BnarG.ials, nl"rtgagee, dated tue I'd
day Of January. 4. ID. eighteen hunire,i anil
the office 81 tie Register Of Deeds ii tie coun.
~ Of N"b'es In the State >of Minnesota, on the
il!h day Of January: A. d. lS7s at O'Clock a: m.
on which there is claimed to be due. and Is due,
Hu"tlred and Ninety Dollars and Thir'y tents
!*s1:S and no action or proceeding has been
Instituted at law or IN equity to recover the
thereof.
Notice is hereby given. that by virtue Of .
p.'w,sr , 81 sac contained 60 In said mortgage: and
tie said la"r' gage viii i,e i"reccst.i BY sale
81 ...n TIE m"rtsSeI premise: therein Described,
r M"ss %i IN ii the va.e e 81 the ne
the county of Mobiles =. state Of MINES ia. al
public auction by the Sheriff Of said county. on
The Fl day of September, A. d. 1882.
At O'Clock in the afternoon to satisfy the
gage. with interest thereon, and costs and ex.
pescsOf sale, and seventy i've dollars atturney'S
fees. rs stipulated In sail mortgage in case Of
The premises described in said mortgage and
70 t" be sold. are the lot. piece or parcel Of land
Sltuatetl III the county III Mobiles aMat StAte Ol
Minnesota, and known and described IS follows.
tO-wit:
The northeast quarter (,a) of section No. Thir.
ty-Ftve (a5) Township No. One Hundred aud
Two (l02) R,nge NJ. Forty (4O) containing one
One Hundrei aud sixty (l6O) acres, more or less
according tn government survey thereuf.
JAMES =. ROARDMAN, MOrtracee.
=. w. HoYT. Attorney Of MOrtgagec.
Dated July ~, 1882.
First pub. July 20.
Last pub Aug. 81.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07
PERS0xAL&

- 4,42OVV0x<0.
Sheriff r. r. Miller and family LEFT
on Tuesday to attend tho Minneapolis
Fair.
Mrs. Allen Mel Lean, left ! few day,
ago to visit her parents at Belvedere,
G. J. Smallwood. Of Omaha, came up
to spend Sunday with his wife and ba-
oy ut father aud mother Moultonb
Clerk OF Court l.. B. Bennett and
Major Thurber left on Monday for the
Minneapolis Fair.
Thos. II. Parsons W. A. Peterson and
J. II. johnson leave this morning for
the Minneapolis Fair.
Prof. Donavan, We learn, hxs accept
Cd school at Dundas Mum, and leaves
1T once to take charge.
Minneapolis and st. Paul papers last
week announced the arrival Of DR.. A.
p. Miller, manager OF the New York
Tribune. II the DR.. has been there and
given Worthimgton the go-by we shall
pay him back by attacking the Trib.
une.
MIR. Advance, Mrs. Advance and tho
little Advances. ZephaOiah Amjnadab
and Charles Augustus Jehosaphat, ex.
pect to leave this morning to spend Z
few days at the Minneapolis Fair.
Parties desiring to cane tho editor
please call early this morning. Mrs.
Advance. Presidentesa of the Society
for the Propagation Of Flannel Shirts
and Cook Rocks Among the 1leatlen,
requests us to say that she hopes to be
back in time to preside ut the next
meeting Of the Society.
Rev. J. T.. Robinson, pastor of tho
Presbyterian church, ut Wortl,ington,
occupied the pulpit Of the Presbyterian
church il this place last Sunday .-Lu.
Verne Herald.
G. w. Wilson. Of Worthington, was
in town, Saturday. attending 4 mort.
gage sale, and while here renewed his
acquaintance with Auditor Espey,
whom he used to know back in the
''old country."-Windom Reporter.
C.C. Clristianson left Worthington
about four weeks ago for Dakota, where
he had fully determined to make his
future home, Tut after looking the
country all over he comes back and
says he has settled in this county to
stay. He has also returned to the en-
ploy of the Mobiles Go. Bank and will
negotiate for farm loans and insurance
through Murray and other counties as
before. Correspondence directed tn
him 1T Worthington will receive
prompt attentiOn.-Currie Minneso-
tian.;
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07
ADRIAN.

ADHllN.
Harvesting small grain is about fin
isllt&l.
Peavy Bros. have started the Carr
Elevator aid are handling consider.
able grain.
y. NJ. Becker and wife. 4. NJ. Cros-
Jones have gone to the Minneapolis
Fair.
Wheat averages all the way from 20
to 80 bushels per. acre.
Considerable Bowel trouble il pre-.
vailing around Adrian.
Threshins machine oils i speciality
at Ricts.
Miss Anna Lands, while out horse
back riding had he misfortune tO lave
ankle. DIR. Sullivan reports the injury
doing nicely.
John Il. Jones & c., are now finish
ing the addition to Il cir store which
vii! make more needed room.
John Fay tock \ rest this week and
went to the Minneapolis Fair.
JOIN Grace had 1890 bn. OF wheat on
200 acres. The wheat land salt-d went
g u per. acre mO,e than tile Q I'd not
.alted.
Fred lane in jumping over \ fence
Sunday last fell and broke his leg above
the ankle joint.
Flax is turning out from 1O to Is bu.
per. acre.
The Ulvelimg Bros. finished tlresl,-
ing Tuesday aud a. usual have the best
of crops.
The Adrian House furniture was
sold ut Mortgage Sale last weeF. We
understand that the honse is SOON to
be reopened aud run in first class style.
Miss Maggie O'Nitl has moved into
the rooms upstairs in the Colony house
and intends to open u dress making
shop.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07
PROBATE NOTICE.

FKOBA1E NOTICE.
GTATE OF MINNESOTA. l..
- MOBILES COUNTY, u.
III Probate Court.
In the matter Of the Guardianship OF Charles r.
Dtehl and Alice Dlehl, Minors:
~ re !ding and filing the petition Of Eliza-
heth uiehl. Hnar;tan Of the above.named NJ.
, It !: ordered. pu, :ua"t to the prayer Of said
Petitioner, that q time he fixed for examining
aud allowing her account; that said account he
examined and Petition heard by the Judge VI
this Court Oh
Monday. the 4tl' day of September, 1882,
q two O'Clock p. ~, At the Probate ONCE at
W0rthiIgtom IL said county.
Ordered further, That notice thereof be given
70 al pers"ns Interested. Of the time and place
Of examining said account by publishing a copy
Of this order for three successive weeks prior IL
satd day OF hearing. IN the WOrthingtOn Ad.
vance, weekly newspaper printed and pub
lIshed at WOrtllington In said county.
Dated at WOrthtngtOn, Minnesota, the It'll,
day Of August, A. ID. 1882
BY the Court,
t1.3W i. 8. NELSON, Judge Of Probate.
Mobiles County, Minn.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07
1YESI'SIDE.
BIG WHEAT CROPS.
Farmers are done stacking.

4 ~ SAS1SS SAS OoAsS 0G0&"1NHs
Some Of the large farmers are thresl,-
ing out Of the shock. MIR. Grace on
sec. Is, has 200 acres Of wheat. They
report a big yield, IS bu. to the acre.
don't suppose they can tell by tnresli-
ing out Of the shock. NJ. Grace used
some ~ busllt Is Of salt last spring an
his crops. l am told Ills wheat that he
salted will 60 several bushels to the
acre more than that lie did not salt.
Farmers would do well 10 experiment =
little Oh sailing their CROP.
Elk. Gov. Yale has large farm three
miles northwest of my place. He is
thresiing out of shock. l an, told his
yield is as0ut Is bu. to the acre. Think
that will Ike about the yield Of this Sec
tiom Of the county. Capt. Phin~y IL
thresling 800 acres 0f timothy. Yield
+ Or bushels l~r. acre,
Il. SIMMONS.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07
Tax Judgment Sale.

Pursuant to . Real Estate Tax JudG,,ent Of
tae District Court In the County Of NsGle3 atate
OF Minnesota, entered the 2lst day Of An4Nst,
Of taxes and penalties l,p0n real est6le IN the
County Of Mobiles remaining delinquent IN the
irst day OF June. A. y. 1sae and Of the stat1tes
The 18th Day Of September, A. ID. lae2.
n 10 o'clock IN the forenoon, At tho AUDITORS
Of Mobiles, sell the lands witch are CHARGED WitS
taxes, penalties and costs IN said jnd dguSent, and
on which taxes shall not have been previously
paid.
e. 8. MILLS,
13w County Auditor, Nofles c.. Ninn.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07
CARD 10 TIE PUBLIC.

Having returned to our old home. we
would respectfully announce. that We
are now ready for business ut the Law
corner where We Shall be pleased to
meet our old friends and e.&stomers.-
We have already put in Il choice stock
of Fresh Groceries, which will he sold
at lowest living prices, and to which
more will be added as rapidly as the
demand indicates.
The Meat Business, as heretofore,
will be a special feature. Having pur-
CHASED that department from Messrs.
PMlndstohe & Anderson, it will le ad-
dpd to our business on the 18th of Sept
We want your produce and your trade.
Give US 4 call.
Respectfully,
BIGELOW & PLUMB.