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The Worthington advance., 1882-08-31
CORRESPONDENTS

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The difficulties Of country news
paper editor in securing reliable CORE
spondents to- furnish weekly news, are
manifold and not appreciated by the
public. II tile correspondent il bright
and gives the news fairly, tlIsre
will be 20 neigh bors on his back.
IT they do not know who it il they
fish around the newspaper Office
till they ascertain and then try to bull.
doze the correspondent out Of '.writing
any more" Others will write occa-
sionally, just long enough to work in
a personal dig at q neiahbor. Often this
is done in such way that the editor
does not 'sp ct It until the aforesaid
neighbor or his friends come back with
bitter attack and insist on having it
published. Others are altogether too
respectable to send mere items to q
mere newspaper. and they will ridi-
cule those who do, and then wonder
why there is not" more news from our
town in tho paper.'
We are aiming 70 give tho asws lis0
every township aud we want DeWs and
not personalities. Any ee1rsspendsnt
sending Us news instead Of neighboH.
hood spite and personalities, and re-
questing to remain unknown, will re-
main ''incog" so far as we are concern
ed. No fishing about US to get the
name Of a correspondent will succeed,
it the correspondent wishes to remain
unknown. Send us news and quit try
ing to use our paper to vent personal
feeling against neighbors. ... -
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RAILROAD NEWS.

The recent tremendous boom in Om-
aha stock. going up to 1.14e for pre-
ferred. is thought to he due to the fact
that the Northwestern is buying up
the stock and getting ahead of the
Rock Island.
And this may account for the rumor
that the Burlington is preparing TO
build beyond Worthington. The Rock
Co. Herald says that head contractor
Murray states that the company has
negotiated will, him for the grading of
IL line from Wortlington through Rock
county to Luverne. Also that Il party
of prospectors passed through Luverne
enroute to Dell Rapids.
The grading on the Burlington goes
bravely on. Track laying will begin
in about 10 days and be,usaed through
as rapidly as the weather viii permit.
There is still trouble ever tAs Dean in
junction.
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SCHOOL MATT ERS.

The State High School Board, as sta
| ted in last weeks ADVANCE, was to
meet and consider the claims of WORTH
ington and Blue Earth City to the
High School appropriation. The meet
ing was held last week, us will be seen
| by Il letter published elsewhere from
DR.. Barber cmbodying i report from
Mr.. Hart, who attended the meeting.
Our claim was allowed and the Worth
inSton school receives $500.
So we hope that everything will work
together toward putting our school
where it was intended to be put when
the High School department was added,
viz: on Il par with the best High Schools
Of the State.
The new Principal arrived on Mon
day last and the schools will open next
Monday.
The board Of examiners will meet on
next Satura"!s'fternoor, sept 2nd
Saturday evening ut s o'clock, the
annual School Meeting will be held
ut the school house. Three members
of the Board are to he elected us fol-
lows:
DR.. Barber's term expires. One to
be elected for three years.
B. n. Carriers term expires. Nr.
Torrance WAS appointed to till vacancy
| when Mr.. G. left. Que to he elected
for three years.
d. Shell WAS elected last year but
failed to qualify. Mr.. Hart was :,p-
pointed to ill vacancy. Que to be
! elected for two YEARS.
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N071CE' Z OF i, ) MoRTgl,,Al,GInIa1Ir n rl,,l,II

=f@ NU11CN Or AORT6A0R HA LIZ -. x
UIHEREAS. I)efanlt hae hae,, ,,,o.,o =. :.
w conditions Of certain indentmre 81 - n,o ~
7bachclor) Mortgagor, to Theod0rsse dse = - s.bnr: ST.
July, a. IL 1851. and recOre IL fhe e't .sSS %S y y
the kcKistcr Of Deeds N the 9nsSntv ~ - Wcs,.
State 81 Minnes0ts on tie iSSh sv =. - Nyts f.ss,
A. d. 1851 mi IN 0'cinck IN the fnrcn.sS,, =, Sy SSsy
ops of Horfeapes IN s,.os sS ~ a.. ~ .,,. l M ok
tue following sescrths. rs rceis ~ Ion1 ~. 4
In said county Gf NnIios s"S Sf.ta s sstu.sS0
tO-wit. - 1,oD1cS "''' ' os"'c " "inues0NA.
Lots numbered, Two 10, 49,, ,,,,, -, a. p,.,
nmInharn.i To-, r., -; ~, anu lntee muck
cssr.iin, -" t," AZ, AZ u.e lOWn VI A0rian, ac-
IT, sec tl,a o a.,,y sScOtae0 lat q said Town.
and nliars ..anri, icsSi. ~ =. t1e , sum q le Inots-
Carr Cart e ile order 81 s:id The:.dess I ssSu1 r:
iGiiaIx datc v III, c ,Sa, SUN Na One thousand
ter date thereof and .irs M. tue na.ety aays ~
Of ten ncr cent ,s"r a","s.! ~, ~ tne rate
And whereas. said m"rtaa,r aas aiSo asm .a
and aSre in s:,iG n.t ~ aisv ~
sessed IN said nreniSas All ~ t,. @ H. ~
he eynr.ssiV a,ifhnrizeI saii % M % ue.auat tnere0l
the same and siimiatetl that a,.,, ~ 10 Sy
said WOrtsagee slOnIi hear imtayest s ~ ~ ~, o cS
said Interest thereon sho,id . u s,e same VIII
lien on said Dremises and c"SIant;,Sn M ~
a:,ill nriUn. ,nnrf1ynye .ioht '''c Ssssue AS
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MORTGAGES FORECLOSURE SAIL
BY ADVERTISEMENT

mORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE
BY ADVERTISEMENT
nEFAULT has been made in the conditions Of
by Norman ritney and Cynthia Pitney, lis wife,
James 5; bardnIan. m"rtgagee, dated the I'd
day OF January, A. ID. eighteen huntlred and
seventy. M .elght, and recorded as q mortgage in
~ of Nob:es in the State Of Minnesota, on the
!4th day 0i january, A. ID. 1873, at O'Clock a. IN.
IN coSk ,i c ' OF Mortgages on pages 81 and ~,
It the date Of this notice. the amount of Three
l!undrcdand Ninety Dollars and Thirty Cents
!sEM:V) and no action or proceeding has been
thereof. '''''
Notice is hereby given. that by virtue OF a
power oi sale contained in said mortgage, and
tlle said mort gage will be foreclOsed by sale
OF the mortgAged premises therein described,
which sale will be made ut the front dvor OF the
st s ssate Of %anes 9a n
MDiic pun, auction by the Sheriff OF said county. Oh
The "a day of September, A. D. 1882.
at o'clock in the afternoon to satisfy the
amount which Shall then be due on said mort
gage, with interest thereon, and costs and ex-
tenSes OF SALE and seventy five dollars attorneys
fees, as stipulated in said mortgage in case OF
The premises described in said mortgage and
80 to be Sold are the lot. piece or parcel Uf land
situated in the county Of Mobiles and State OF
Minnesota, and known and described as follows,
tO-wit:
The northeast quarter lA) of section No. Thtr.
Two (:u2) Range No Forty Toy containing one
One hundres and Sixty (lGO) acres. more or less
according to government survey thereof
JAMESS. BOARDMAN, MOrteaeec.
+ W. HoYr. Attorney Of Mortgages.
Dated July u, 1851
First pub. July 20.
Last pub Aug. 81.
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STATE
NORMAL SCHOOL
AT MANKA no,

AT N6ANRA
The entrance examination for the Fall Term.
VIII te held August 81 and September l. Regu-
E't W"rk o. th' terln ommenccS Sept. 18th.
Within the u 'st two years
The Facilities of the School hare beer,
Largely Increased and the Attendance
Of Pupils Doubled.
There are five departments:
NORMAL. PREPARATORY, GRAMMAR.
lNTERAlEDlATEAND PRIMARY.
The institution has fine Library. 4 handsome.
" furnished Reading Room, provided with the
leading periodical literature Of this country and
England: = Chemical Laboratory, In which the
students work fine collection of Chemical and
Physical Apparatus, Physiological Models.
Charts. etc, and Neurological and DrnithOlogi.
cal Cabinets.
The Elementary and Advanced Courses Of the
Normal department. prepare teachers for all
grades "f school work. The school of Practice
Is one Of the best and most tloroughin the coul.
try.
Expenses of Pupils Less than ever BE.
fore.
BGartlmg Clubs organized. Text. Books fur.
ntShcd by the schODl-iree in the Model school.
and FOR small rental in the Normal Depart
n,ent.
91-Reduced fare for students ovor tho three
railroads entering Mankato.
For Catalogues or information, address
EDWARD SEAKlNG. President.
Aankato, Miun., July q, 1854. 1e.2W
The Worthington advance., 1882-08-31

The ADVANCE will hereafter be
found up stairs in the new building.
The removal was accomplished safely
and with despatch by Major Thurber
with his block. and tackle. assisted by
Cal Shattuc, Mr.. Clark and the AD-
VANCE force. Come in ard see us in
all the glory of a new putty coat, pol
ished paint, numerous windows and
airy rooms. P.S. Bring your pocket
books along.
The Worthington advance., 1882-08-31

The editor Of tho ADVANCE has q
great deal Of advice offered as to the
language and the vigorous diction used
in condemnine wrong. We lay it away
in tho waste basket. As Josh Billings
sSys:
Thar IL advice ennff now laying
around to run three just such worlds
as this; what we are suffering most for
il sum good examples.
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SUMMONS.
STATE or MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF MOBILES. SO
DISTRICT COUWT-Sixth judicial District.
&c. WinSlOw, Plaintiff,
Against
Thomas G. Bos.ic and Sarah A. Bostic, Defend
ants.
Summons.
The State Of Minnesota to the above e-namcd De
tendants:
You and each Of you are hereby summoned
and required to answer the complaint of the
Plaintiff In the above entitled action, which Is on
ile in the Office Of the Clerk Of the said Court, at
bis Office at WOrthington, Mobiles county. Min.
nesOta, and to serve copy Of your answer to
said complaint Oh the subscriber, at his Office in
the village Of Worthinglon, In the County Of No
oles. M'nnssota, within twenty days after the
the ttay Of such service and, II you fail to an
swer the said Omplaint within the time aiore-
said, the Plaintiff IN this action will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded In the Complaint.
together with the costs and disbursements here
in.
Dated August 2l. A. D. 1882
DANIEL ROHRER,
Plaintiffs Attorney WOrthington, Minn.
First pub Ang. ~, ISL.
Last pub. Sept. q, 1881.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTUREOrM NAILS

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTUREO OF NAT us
ARKIvES
Eastern daily y ,0a m
... 90 4. 81. raul ana beyond 3Op m
SssyyNtneIn 81 a. III.
WeseGEnH-,iu eIne ana sioux Fails, 10 Is M
'>O"''" A~'~e' SATURDAYS - N
Gasse!n daily 80 = 2 80 a. m.
a....uO uO 4. 10 -. raul ana beyond 10 81 \ m
2S0sneIn IL 10a. M
S".sa1n-H" Snss"a ~ S verne ana sioux Feus 20 p IN
ey1i SSsi. A..cc: o tNlG",s III
Selo!e departure. All others at O'Clock D IN,
Omce hours from a. IN. to 8 p IN. Sundays
6om to 9 q m and II m to l2 80 pm.
Money orders issued and letters registered be-
tween o'clock a IN and 8 N.
Il. ID. BARBER, r. N.
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A gentleman from Minneapolis says
lie hears great deal said up his way
about the beauty of Wolthington,
which took time by the forelock and
lined its streets with trees. Some of
our trees are now 10 to SO feet high
Behold what ten years will do in chang
ing Il bleak prairie to a::daisy of 1T own
embowercd in beautiful trees.
The Worthington advance., 1882-08-31

Ayers Ague Cure is the only medi-
cine i'll eXistance which may he consitl-
cred an absolute antillote for fever and
agnr. and kindred diseases. 1t not on
ly affords Immediate relief. but it eradi-
Gates the malavial poison which produ-
CeS the disease, without leaving any en.
ervat;ny or injurions effect, as is the
case with many of the aguc medicines
advertised.
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For Exchange

A fine Hotel Property. 60 miles from
Minneapolis in Railroad town. Only
hotel in village. For an improved
Farm.
Also Minneapolis property to ex.
change for wild or improved farms.
Il. W. FARRIER &C.,.
Real Estate Exchange, Room 4, Acad.
emy of Music, Minneapolis, MINI.
Stat
The Worthington advance., 1882-08-31

OPEN AIR MEET1NG.-The Consti.
tutional Amendment Agitation Com
mittee announce that .n open air meet.
ing will lie held in the park at Worth
ington. Sunday Evening, Sept 3rd. be-
ginning at O'Clock. Hon. AnsIey
Gray will address the meeting. Let
every one cOmea and hear the plans for
the advancement of temperance in our
midst and throughout the State.
Con-.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Tax judqment Sale.

Pursuant to Real Estate Tax Judgment Of
the District Court in the County "f Mobiles, State
q Hi1nss1ta, entered the 2ist day Of August,
of taxes and penalties upon real ate In the
Coum.y Of Mobiles remaining delinquent on the
in such case made and provided, shall, on
The 18th Day of September, A. d. 1882,
at IN o'clock In the forenoon, at the Auditors
Office in the village Of Wortbington and County
of Mobiles, sell the lands which are charged with
taxes, penalties and costs IN said judgment, and
on which taxes shall not have been previously
paid. 90
T.. s. MILLS,
52.3w County Auditor, Mobiles Co., Mtnn.
The Worthington advance., 1882-08-31

The Great Minneapolis Fair opens
on Monday next. The Omalo road
will sell tickets at half fare, thus Civ.
ing OR people I'LL opportunity to ''Lo'
the fair and the city, see their friends
transact business, lave Il weeks vaca
tim, and pay for the ride one way on.
~
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See the ad. of II. F. Plato & Co.,
successors to the great Dry Goods
firm Of Powers Bros, St. Paul. Tue
new firm expect to keep UP the rer-
utation Of the house and enlarge with
the demands of the times.
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PROBATE NOTICE.
SrANIuEa ANua} e,l MINNESOTA. llSIsIE!:a,T J ss.

A.
~ MOBILES COUNTY, ~.
IN Probate Court.
In the matter OF the Guardianship OF Charles r
Dtehl and Alice Diehl, Minors:
~ !ding and filing the petition of Eliza.
Deth DieAl, Guardian VI the above.namei nj.
MOrS: "
:, L Is ordered, pursuant to the prayer Of sai,,
Ietiti0ncr, that time he fixed for examiuinr
and allowing her account; that said accomnt h..
examined t;s; and Petition heard by the Judge OF
Monday, the It'll day of September. 1882,
at At two o'clock p. m, at the Probate Office at
WOrthtngtOn IN said county. ~'
Ordered further, That notice thereof he o,ven
to al persons interested. Of the time and pace
OF examining said account hy publishing copy
O1 this order for three successive weeks prior T.,
said day OF hearing, In the Worthington Adj.
,sncs' x,sncs' a, weekly newspaper printed and pub
Dated ut WOrthingtOn, Minnesota, the llth
day OF August, A. ID. 1882
, BY the Court,
e13w l.. $. NELSON, Judge Of Probate,
Mobiles County. MinO.
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LAND OFFICE at Worthington, Nfin,,.

11ANU stC VOFCnIUECOn, NInU.
August y, 1882
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
make final proof in support Of his claim, and that
said proof will De made before The u. 5. Land
Office at WOrthingtOn, Minn., on
Saturday, Sept. "a, 1852,
Viz: John Ii. SaLds, Homestead Application
No. ld,E43,
For the s11seL sec. &C. lO5.4A
lie names the following witnesses to prOye nj 3
continuous residence upon. and cultivation Of,
said land. viz:
Akin Miner, Charles Lord. Alexander Roach.
Samuel Jameson, Of Mobiles Co., Minn.
81 Mons GKINAGER, Register,
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THAT TDISHONES7' EDf7Y)H


The same Worthington merchant
has received another letter from that
same Shakopee clergyman in which he
says:
Mr.. Geo. A. Ogles returned this week
the amount / lave sent him for the
WOrtlingtOn Journal with satisfactory
explanation for the delay He is now
in Faribanlt. Maybe he saw the notice
in the ADVANCE. If you can see con.
yeniently the editor Of the ADVANCE,
please tell him to have the kindness
and mention this in his paper. ID
Certainly. certainly, with pleasure
and yours truly. Likewise also and
nevertheless to say that tho ADVANCE
probably fetched him. And while they
are returning things, Capt. Mills says
he would like to have preacher John
Ogle return the shoulder straps which
he borrowed when he ''ploat on de
bant," and several boys are still ask
ing about ''theM hOrnS.''
Liver, Kidney and Bright's Disease.
A medicine that destroys the germ or
cause Of Bright's Disease, Diabetes,
Kidney and Liver Complaints, and has
power to root them out of the system,
is above I'LL price. Sucl, y medicine is
Hop Bitters, and positive proof Of this
can be found by one trial, or by asking
your neiglb0rs who have been cured by
A truly patriotic man has been found
IN Ohio. "A soldier who served in the
I.Aff A.>1
wounded and disabled. He applied for
and received a pension: Recently he
recovered from his disability. is able to
work and earn his own living. and &C.
cording:y he has returned his last pay
ment of pension money, and asks chat
his name be stricken from the pension
rolls.-Mankato Review.
That man 3 name should be printed in
golden letters and hung up at the cap.
itol. The pension steal is undoubtedly
one of the biggest steals Of the ago.
The country, in its generosity. has
voted millions to take care of its disa.
bled soldiers and this is eight, but it is
notorious that while many who were
really injured for life in the war, have
had to wait and ask for years ia
get pension, thousands of others, who
scratched a finger, had toe.nail knock.
ed off, or were injured by the mumps in
childhood, have secured fat pensions
through political influence or favorite.
ism. Millions Of dollars have been
squandered on fraudulent or unjust
pensions.
Before ordering your Fall and Win.
ter custom made Suits can on =. v
Wykoff and examine . new and elegant
i line of samples from Wannamaker 8
The Worthington advance., 1882-08-31

For SALE.-Ten fresh milk cows
and il span Of horses with wagon and
harness. For cash, or on time with
chattel mortgage. Inquire at this Of
flee or Of J. D. Pratt, sec. !, Worth
ington Tp. lin
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NO HALL.


About September lst, Mr.. Heron
takes possession of the Masonic Hall,
having purchased the building, and in
Il month or two more the MaSOns will
take possession Of Bennett Hall, l,av-
ing purchased the brick block. They
will fit up the hall for lodge purposes,
sub-lettiNg, we learn, to the Blue Lodge
and also to the United Workmen.
WOrthington will then be without
any hall in which entertainments of
any kind or dances can be held. We
hope this total turning ont will induce a
prompt effort to build at least u tempo
rary i'all. We revert again to the
scheme suggested and urged by the
ADvAcNIs last year of \ stock compa-
ny to build a moderate.sized hall, say
30x6O, on the ground floor, battened
outside and plastered inside. In short.
something in the wigwam style SO COM
mon in the east. Halls of this kind
are preferred by the people, because
they are OH the ground floor and COM
paratively safe from any calamity.
They are easy of access and excess lis
that rightly that is, ingress and
egress is easy and safe. Fifteen to
eighteen hundred dollars ought to
build hall large enough to accommo-
date our town for the next few years,
or until some one with plenty OF Cap
ital can he induced to take hold and
build us a good large hall. Or until
the village can get into shape and af-
ford to build a fine large town hall.
| And this is the shape the matter ought
to take. a hall is almost as much !,
necessity as a school house, and mucl,
greater necessity to the whole town
than a church, yet Wortl.ineton has
four churches, costing probably $40
600, shut up during the week and devo-
ted on SUNDAY to sectarian religion,
and has no public hall. The old hall
was a good one, but it was converted
into church and then fred by a
church member or members, and burn
ed to the ground.
| Now let the business men club to.
gether and give us temporary hall
and at the proper time let the village, o,
the city, build a permanent city build
ing, including large hall.
1
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FINAL PROOF NOTICES.

LAND OFFICE at Wprthington, M,nn..
August u, 1882
NOTICE Is hereby given that the follow ing
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. 5.
Land Office 1T WorthingtOn, Minu., on
Saturday, Oct. H. 1881,
Viz: i.emuel EDy,
Ortgl. and Addl. Homestead Application No.
1888 and No. 1904,
For the SEA sec. a2-10l-41.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of,
said land, viz:
Jacob Sanger. william Norman. Horace Nor.
man. Epllriam Ely. Of Mobiles Co MiMn
Mons GkINAGEK, REGISTER.
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1t Is expected that on next Tuesday
evening. Sep. s, the Hon. Ansley Cray
will deliver a lecture on temperance in
the Rnshmore school house. All are
invited. To
The Worthington advance., 1882-08-31

The regular meeting of the Woman 8
Christian Temperance Union for the
election Of officers for the ensuing year
will be held next Tuesday evening, Sep.
5th, in the basement Of the Cungrega-
tiOnal church. Mrs. NJ. E. DONOVAN,
Pres. Mrs. Town, SEC.
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A convention will be held in Wor

A convention will be held in Wor-
thington in the interest Of the Con-
stitutional Prohibitory Amendment
on the l4th of Sept. Convention will
be opened in the afternoon at 9 O'Clock
and in the evening will begin ut 8
O'Clock. Hon. Anslcy Gray will be
present AID assist in the exercises
All friends of temperance throughout
the county arc urgently requested to
be present Con-.
The Worthington advance., 1882-08-31

Elsewhere find calls for the County
and Representative Conventions. Wor-
thington will entertain three conven-
tions all in a row, the County on Sept.
10, Senatorial on the goth, and Repre-
Spnt:,f ivs, on fha 91St
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LAND OFFICE at Worthineton Minn

LAND OFFICE at WOrthington. Minn..
August II , 1852.
NOTICE is hereby given that the fOllowinr.
namei settler has filed notice Of his intention 10
that said proof will bc made before tic u. 5.
Land Office at Worthington, Minn., on
Tuesday Sept. rs, 1852.
Viz: Loretta NJ. Guernsey,
Hi. Application, Origl. lI,6O9, Addl. 1913.
For the nwN Sec. 10 lOl-al.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
said land. viz:
Kicla d rrideaux, Robert Shore, John Scott
and John Shore, OF BigelOw, Mimi.
81 Mons GKINAGER, Register.
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Don't Waste Money. trashy ex.
tracts when you can buy lasting per
tume so delightfully."- fragrant aud re.
freshiDg as Floreston Cologne.
The Worthington advance., 1882-08-31

Judge Severance has recently deci-
dett that a justice Of the peace of Wor-
thington township can legally hold
court in the village.
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

AUDlrOR-E. s. Mills.
IREAsUREK-lI.C & Shepard.
REGISTER or DEEDs-B. +. johnson.
JUDGE OF PROBArE-I. 8. Nelson.
CLERK or COuKT-I.. b. Bennett.
&NER1FF-R. H. Miller.
SURvEYOR-Otto BerrcaU,
COURT CoMMIssrONEk-I"S s. NelSun.
COCSfY ArTORSEY-t:e>, w. " tlsO,,,
C<,R0SER-J. 5. McSla,,.as.
COUNTY SUfERlNTESDENT-M A. DOane
COMMISSIONERS.
FIRST District-r. Blaine, Of Herscy
Second DiStrict-T. l.. Tayl.v. II Elk.
Third DiStrict-.Damcs Gown, of Adrian.
Fomrth District-Maurice O'Hearn, Of Grand
Prairie.
F>ith District-D Shell, Worth;ncton. Chm.
The Worthington advance., 1882-08-31

BigelOw and Mott have burned an
other kiln of brick. If they are good
Veneering brick, We can put them
where they will do the most good.
The Worthington advance., 1882-08-31
NAMING OUR STREE7N.

The Window Reporter heartily en-
dorses our suggestion to name the
streets of Worthington and says the
same should Ike done in Window. It
adds:
The close.fisted squeeze.eagle policy Of
the railroad of We Olien time is cham
ged to a broader management, and ev-
cry relic Of the old concern ought to I've
wiped out by something modern. Tie
idea of laying out all the towns alike
they ought to have been named alike
WAS hmmbug. If the railroad CON-
pany could have done no better it could
have named the streets after some of
their breakman.