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NOTICE or S1LN

"ltEi!EAS, Default has been made in the
W. cunIltilI 81 Il ccrtalil in'ahurc Of mort,
4:r, mage ;nt cXtcutHa by Issue N. Safer and
Sc'h Ecal. NoEt9 H:scc, dated on the seventeenth
,y Of June, 1sj:, ana recorded in the olca Of
(4s N'S 3 S; OF tya Of ths Cn'y Of Noes'
l>: at 10 O'Clock a. H., in look "a" CT Mort
, n ' w,SE,.s s xiii SID SO, ,5ar+n,o wa. c;,uD
Five Hundred and Ei!:hty-four nol1ar t: and
GS W INIT jo{ s4!9? rc e, one S;'' 1" Sa
per cent. PEE ;.nnum from date Until paid
and default has been made in tic payment oil
10th the principal OF said sum and The interest
i:itlfhl i!Nt. Us Aforesaid: And, whereas,
ii!riH is r!llliscti to be due, and il tnc at The
due OF this notice, upon said mortgage and til c
aEn ;iih{{ X, Ssc"'ta H"TnH in!cISSt a.
EN5hty-tWo Doil;irS and twenty cents and
Il" rr"c;cdInSS 1T law or Otherwise having been
~ paid !nor1Ga:;e, Or any p;.rt thereof or "''' ''
Now, therefore. Notice is hereby given that
ny virtue OF u power Of sale in *i! mortgage
ant to the statute in such ease made and provid-
cd. the said mortgage will he forccloscd, and the
ntS , ihrrsin drscrpcd lying and Iein}: situate!
Of lots nnbcr one ~. ,nrce t (:io-'t ten
liW; IND vlc,sn az, Of section nlilnhcr, twenty
SIN (2;N. III township number nic hundred and
a'd tHr'Hting i've crc' sold to the Sioux City {;
-. PAUL liilio&H ConpiNT.' will be sold by tl?.;
ShrrlT al said Mobiles county at public auction.
t. lie highest bidder for cash. at The front door
M Thy l'nri sl,'iIor in the Village cf I'orthiily-
ion, IL *;'i! Mobiles county, on
Friday, the 18th day of July, 1882,
at tea c'cl."k, T.. H., to pay and satisfy the
nnItEa:sc and the Grht thereby %ct,srrt invl,l.l-
ing interest aforesaid, and The costs ;,,u! OK
y-iyr Gos ;M tfo I:!v y1 fc co. tW il-
lat cd in said mortgage
Dated june /, A. u. 1872
JOSEPH DEAN, Mortgagcc
Ell ME.tNiiLi;, Minneapolis. Mimi.
First pub June Is.
Last lii: .}lly -
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LAND OFFICE ut Worthington, Mimi,

May 10Th, 1sS?.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the foil ,wing
make final proof in support Of his claim, ami
that said proof Will be made before the u. S.
Land Office at Wor: hington, Mnn., on
saturday, July Il, 1882,
Viz: Ell,it Thomas,
Add'l Homestead Application No. l2,12S
For the n15 ne14 see. TO- 1n1-l2.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residcncc upon, and cultivation Of,
Hans Poison, Gunner Tennis, Hans Olson,
Gust GullickSUn, of Mobiles county, MINI.
4, Mons GKISAGEl:, Register.
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MoEtEliagtc11 A&;,anfe.
A. Q. of U. w.
M A SONIC.

Worthington Lodge No G5 meets every Friday
evening: J. S. MCNtANUs, Master WOrkmn.
Il. II. pLOrTS, Recorder
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PROBATE GONRT

Noticcls hereby given to the public that will
hold Probate Court on the
FIRST MONDAY or EACH MONTH";
At my office in the Court House in the village
OF Worthngton. ''S'0
Papers may he filed at any other time by aD
examination of the records may be had at any
time ny applying to L. 3. Bennett. Clerk Of the
District Court.
lilly l.. s. NELSON, Judge of Probate
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LAND OFFICE At Woi.TIIING7OS, MINI.

HAND OFFICE Ar WONTilINGTON, M1NN,
June LIST, 1882
NOTItE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his Intention
to MAKE final proof in support of Ills claim and
that said proof Will he made before the i. $.
Land one" Il; Worthn"ton, MINI, Oh
Monday, July 10th, 1852,
Viz: Martin s. Boyle,
Hon: stead Application. Add. l2,l65 an,,
10, :9, for The
NE 4 Sec. 26-103-43.
He names the following witnesses to provo
his c"n!inuOus residence upon and cultivation
Of S,d land, viz:
Charles Lord, A. Miner, X. II. Day. Alex
Roach OF Mobiles County, Mimi.
II Mons GRISAGEls, Register.
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I!T{N !OIfHN!

The big advertisement Of the European show,
a moral advertisement and Il paying one. All
lmals and wax figures arc moral, but circl,scS
are sinful. The circus with this moral lot of an
ima}s IS ono Of the biggest and sinfullcst which
has ever visited our innocent and Sinlcss town.
Every sinful feature about it is thoroughly and
perfectly SINFUL so that if Sabbath school teach
erS, ministers and church people. desire to sec
sinful]ncSs at its best and carried to the highest
point Of the art they should not fail to remain
amt take in the cirvlis. OF course, the children
| must sec the moral Wild beasts and their ia
rents, teachers, ministers. family physicians,
etc, must accompany the children to take care
of them. II We had Il Sunday school or any
thing of that kind, VIC should never let them 20
alone. No, sir, We should stay by them, circus
10 circus. and the thing through in all its
exceeding snfullncSS, and warn the rising gen-
Grafton against such frightful sins against the
LORD rs turning SummcrS:sultS, riding bare
backed horses, bursting head foremost through
paper hoops and swinging loose Oh the immoral
and sinful trapcze. No, no, never let them 60
alone. There ought to be at least two men and
two women with every little brat, and they
ought to stay and sec it through.
AS t" tie animals, they are moral and s!nless.
There is q great collection of rcGcncracd IL
gers, sancliGcd lions, prctcsiuatcd "iitcs, fore
ordained SpnkcyS, tran u!St;lnti;,tcN balloons,
and redeemed elephants, With the European
SHOW, and this department Is perfectly safe III
less some OF the wild beasts should bac!i,li,|r.
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GEO. W., WILSON,

A'tGCN may -OF, lOSS.
First pub. N!ay.25.
Last pub. June 20,
NO1IC1; or MOI1TtA or SALE BY AD-
FEKI ISElIEV1.
WHENENS, default has been made in tho
" conditions: OF y CERTAIN Mortgage executed
Ilotts his wife, Mortgagors, to John NJ. Plum
or, NIortsagcc, dated the Josh day of August. A.
D. 1871, and recorded in the office of the Regis
ter Of Deeds Of the County OF Mobiles. in the State
! Of Minncsota,on the 10Th day Of August, A. D.
1873, at O'Clock a. H., ini,onk''A" Of lnortgag-
eS, On pages lts and 100, on which there IS
notice. the amount Of Seven Hundred ;1nd Sixty
three and 5o-loo dollars, (a7G'.5o.)
ana no action representing has been instituted
at law or in equity to recover the debt secured
ny ny, SAID mortgage, or any part thereof Aud
Whereas. said mortgage was duly assigned by
the said john NJ. rlumer to Charles j. Folger by
1873, and recorded in The Office OF said Register of
ntSdS ; on the 2!th day Of S"pcmhcr, 4 y. 1873
ut 9:;'o ocl:cI<, a. n, i'll book "C OF Mortgages
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that by
ViltUe OF mower of sale contained in said mort
sage ana pursuant to the statute in such ease
llt,dc and provided, the said mortgage will be
1orccloseN by sale OF the mortgagcti premises
therein described, by the Sheriff OF sail county
a. nun'ie AUCTION at the front door Of the Court
Friday, VA
The 9TH day Of July, A. D. 1882,
As'o clock IN the forenoon, to satisfy the o.
mount which shall then BE- due on said NOR gage
with the !ntcreSt thereon AID Gusts AMI eXDcn.
Ses OF sale, and Twenty five Dollars attorneys
fees, as stipulated in said mortgage in case OF
reclOSurt.
The premises described in said mortgage and
SO t" be sold, arc the lot, piece or parcel Of land
Situated in the county Of Mobiles and State Of
minnesota, ana known and described us follows,
to-Wt:
The Southeast quarter % Of section No, TWEEN
ty-twO try in town No. one hundred and three
C0J) Of range forty (iC.)
CHARLES j. FOL<iER,
Assignee III Mortgagcc.
GEO. W; WILSON, Attorney of Assignee.
Dated May ~, lsa;22.
First Pub. Mays,
Last pub. june -,
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VEL. TO-.

ThaWin. weather.
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LAND OFFICE At NORTHEASTERN, MINI.

LAND OFFICE .Nr WoHrui NOTION, MINI.
,llc I'd, lss2.
cso!it" is hereby given that Tie following nam-
c' *cj;"I l:l; flied notice ri his intc,i;ion to
'llkr '''iAl proof III support OF his clain and
tla; sail ps:E,nf will be made before the u. s.
Land til!cc II Mo:tl!iu:ston, -sIs..l., on
Monday. July 10. lSs2
Viz: Charles Lord.
homestead Application No. 10, zoo
For the Northeast qua! ter see "a iO3-43
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
S land, viz:
Martin $. Boyle. A. Miner Il. II. Day. John
:;;;il;a, uI Mobiles Co., Mimi.
II Mons GnISAt:El; Register.
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Mr.. G. q. Young, OF Allcghaney
City, Pa, writes: ''Disease and suffer-
ing had completely discouraged Inc. i
took no pleasure i'll eating. ! found
no comfort in living. [ felt myself d.
burden, and my mind Dordered OH in
sanity. dyspepsia and urinary disor-
ders troubled me. 1 tried Browns
Iron Bitters, and now, thank God, !
feel myself the equal of any man. It
has saved my life.
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LAND OFFICE 1T Worthington, Mimi

May %, 1851.
NOTICE IS hereby given that the following.
name: settler has filed notice Of his intention
t. make final proof in support Of his claim. ami
that said proof will be made before the U. S.
!,a!tl Office ut Worthington, Mimi, on
Monday, July g. 1852,
Viz: I.iIc:uS G. Oliver,
Homestead Application No. 12,O59,
For the ni% seq and cl SWll sec. 32-l03-41.
lie names the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of,
S::ih land. viz:
i. ". Pope, A. Clark. J. W. Read, James
MardCn, Of Mobiles Co., Mimi.
80 Mons GHINAGEE Register.
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HIort"agc Foreclosure Sale.

!lEFAuLT havinghcen made in the c,llditions
. q. !. certain mnI!Eag', executed hy VIII
,I:,utyaE"r*, to Charles IL. ra:!;rr l {uS,:yui
Si" in ti',4 r'!;.I:;tr: ;.;;' i,l,!r. e ILrkrr 4
''n ":t:''E'> G;:" ..ay:1 1874 ;,,,,' record
g.! i tH Ole" # t!se c::i~,r OF nc;+ in and
I'll lie count: cf &:!'le, in the State Ok Ainn"-
so::, N tic III. LAY Of .Iu':e X, u. 10, at
80 ~; X, a and n e. N y; r,;"'' # 2I vt,
i So, ihv.l yea, estate at,;;;rc in tho county Of
N''':cS siJics;;id, to-Wit: The l.ortl, half OF
the southwest; quarter ii section tWvr,y ,w" in
t'wn:nr one lurdr, Il and fu,,r in range fu.ty.
containing eighty ;tcrcs ElorA or less, to secure
IN" iayn1' TT III: syn, OF iw" hundred and
cent. per AMMAN until paid according t" tie
di'innS ;,f nrpms'ory notes hcnring $ me date
us said n"rtE;!Er. mac by sid WILLIAM v. Cos
Charles II. Parker and Gust.sv,s Stone IN their
said firm name Of Parkcr& Stone. and there be-
ing due ana unpaid upon said notes and mott
hundred and 'ifty-c2h: dlars and nincty i've
cents, and no proceedings at law OF otherwise
h:vin" been instituted to recover the amount cf
said moltEag, debt or any Eart thereof:
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that by
virtue and in pursuance Of 4 power OF sal. in
s;!ld n'ortgagc contained and herewith record.
provided, the above desr ribcd premises will be
sold at public auction at the front door OF the
Court House in the village OF Wortlingtun in
Mobiles cs;unty, Minncso%t. on
Friday. the 14th lav of July, A. y. 1892.
at ninc o'clock in the forenoon, to satisfy the
amount Of said mortgage debt and notes then
due Alrl unpaid, and she further sum Of twcn-
ty.iivr sll!rS IS attorneys fees, as stipulated
i'll said mortgage in ease Of foreclosure, togctl,-
CT With the costs and expenses of foreclosure
proceedings and sale, and the said mortgage
will thereby be forecloscd.
Datr, ,Iunr !, 1882.
CNAl!l.ES II. PARKER a4d GUsTAVUs
STONE. aortgaeri.S
EMORY CLARK Atty for !, SlortSagrcs.
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Y. =. I'!CI7VI T!!.!J.
- Warrington, Mimi.

Tie }ti. NAL itl,.,v;sr.' = :;.'r a.,:l !lH;!t
i!i Singers are t. SiM:; III the congregational
ch'lr;: next Wednesday, evening, July 5. They
arc NOW returning from 4 highly successful tour
through. the !tv'l River Waite: to Winnipeg. We
do nos kD" whether this company are more
'ri:si:';.l; than ''Eonayn5 Original Ie. NJ sicc
ans, wio SANG under the auSpicis of the Ul.i-
ed Workmen last winter, but they have with
them Mr. Coleman, the leading bass singer VIII"
WAS with pon!vins troupe and whom Alr. Don
III III pruiInt!hcrd the best colorctl singer on tic
road: ami they come highly recommended.
Those WHO heard II" col;,rd singers last win
ter will net fail 10 attend. Those who neglected
to hear thcm have no" an opportunity to cnjoy
this unique and delightful entertainment.
Tickets IS cents. Reserved seals 81 cents.
For safe y: BARRIERS Mnltl;iy 1T . q. Ill.
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= FINAL PROOF NOTICES.
LAND OFFICE 1T WurthingtOn. Mfnn..

LAND OFFICE 1T Worthington, Minn,
June Is, 1882.
NoTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof III support of his claim. and
that said proof VIII be made before the j.. S.
Land Office 1T Worthington, Mimi, on
saturday, July %. 1882,
Viz: Theodore Iimncr,.
Add. Homestead Application No. II ,94G,
For the 4 NV Il see. li-I4-4O.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
said land, viz:
Fred ioon,, Il. T.. johnson, &. l.. Loyccss,
William Gull, OF Mobiles co MINI.
as Mons GEINAGEls, Register.
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SL7.NINlONS.
STATE OF nuNNENHiNIA.
County NH 4trI;iES. '"'

touSTi nE H"i:i.t:S. 900
I'is;::t 'o:ll, ri III .Jullrial District.
i!,l::,l;l. u. Clerk, !'iin;iT
Against
TiiH Nn;ul ~ t'nin> commissioners of the
tr''r,, # \ ,''1";, Alill'l"<;. tie t:ur.~ of the
':,S' l';:,'' i ::i N,:iH!' .h';rc IN M;,'thin;-
M:!.oi !;"l:t:i> a. GOA ,..i:lt A;.rn. f. nsilltr
Also III; ":h," }'r;:;",l: or parties unknown,
cli.'itss AN! il,'; die, ess;t;r, lien interest
in TIC real estate ,tu.c"iDru in Ike coin pt;int
herein. N>'itnt!n':iS.
Thy S;:':v q .:!l'''"io;;: to the ahovc-namcd
!l"Et.:.i:'Mt>:
MI: ;t:'i v.:"h OF yen are herein: summoned
H.; .ti ~! - y! ,"''. -, r"":,' ct tli"
N>'!: ;!;tt l.: ~, ,;'.,', - In i,'l> NJ : cert
ii ':t;.:.'.,. II ,,:,I ;.I.!.:: g.: state. AND 70
:'''."> r;'; .: >'''' SN:,r t. 1::> sail r':!'-
}':N'; ~ >'' -" ":!"'r =; i.; ;c>' il. W".H'!,
nc ,',N,' ri Til; '...i.:l'i ul''' 3o:i exclusive
"i liz: d.: a 49,; *rrHi>H, ana If y";i tail t"
aiH>;s!': .c '';,i'i:i III !uis ac:!:'n viii lHl!:
t. ,il'. ''.itt co!lt lot Tie relief ,iylatot i'll said
i,;.,,I N y ;1; 1889
EMORY CLARK, .rlaintla's Atty,
WnrtiiinSlOn, Mimi.
To each amt I'LL OF the abovc-namcd defendants
The object q il'i; action is to determine any
either of 80" may haIc or claim in or to lots IL
and IL in block Is in he village OF Wort!linyton
n NHi'l,'* County. NinnrsoH and to establish
r estate il: Inc ,,ntiiT by Il j.d"!nrnt of tits
t:'.I y" personal c.n is made against any
M lE"' dviyN'i;:,u,.
iii,.c,t -'i.t, II, l>%12.
EMORY CLARK,
Wrist p,5 AIoy T." l>3,
i.':~t r Jt" 4, iN>I.
SitTj OF Min NI&;UTA,l L.,
COUNTY or NNi;..it,i. '''
li.;tlitl Court. 81 >h judicial District
ll;l:i;;, =. Clark, il;;inlilt,
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CONTEST NOTICES.
LAND OFFICE 1T WOrthinvtou Min

LAND OFFICE 1t WOrtliingtOn, Mimi,
- June 10, 1882.
flee by William II. Holbrook against Al. D.
For abandoning his Homestead Entry No.
Upon the nc * Of sec. 2.loi II, range 50 ", 5th
p. H.,
In Mobiles county, Minnesota, with 4 view to
the cancellation Of said entry: thu sail parties
are hereby summoned to appear at this Office on
The st day Of July, 1882, at clock D. m,
70 respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
Mons GH1NAGER, Register
az G.. II. SMITH, Receiver.
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IMPORTANT TO LAND MEN.

Land Lawyers and Real Estate
Agents, your names will bc inserted,
without charge, III the new edition OF
the American Settlers Guide, u puDu-
lar work OH public land law, extensive
" circulated i'll the Eastern States and
in Europe.
Send ut once for circular, giving de-
tails OF great Importance to every land
man.
Address HENRY n. Corp,
Washington, D. G.
We hope no land attorney or zeal es-
tate broker will be So carelyss Of his
own or his conntry's interests us to
neglect toscn3 his name for insertion
in this Forthcoming book. Addresses
should be forwarded at once, as the
first part of the book is already in
press.
MI. Copp is the editor of Copp's Pub
lie Land Laws, Copp's Mining Code,
and ether works Oh our public land
system. lie refers to the Surveyors
General, u. S. Registers and Receivers,
and the leading land attorneys Of the
country.
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= A peerless perfume.-The refreshing
aroma Of Floreston Cologne, and it's
lasting fragrance make it a peerless
perfume for the toilet
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II. G.. Shepard & Co., Worthington.
have. Il few more Champion Mowers on
hand. Give your orders III soon or you
will be too late. HI
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Go to Cliadwick's for cocoanuts,
lemons and pure Lemonade. Ice cream
day and evening. 4l-lw.
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LIKES OUR STYLE.
One of our subscribers writes us:

| don't want you to step my p,por,
Although not exactly agreeing with
YOU in all things, I like your stvle.
What you said concerning the murder
ers of the Salem school teacher is what
l have believed for years. All tho
preachers and church members [ have
ever talked with on that subject say,
1.-The poor girl would he lost. She al
ways had the bible before her and did
not avail herself OF its privileges. -
And her murderers, if they repeilt at
the eleventh hour, they 90 into the
Golden City. Some go farther and
say ii the murderers die without re-
pentance, their punishment would not
be as bad as hers, because she, by an
upright, moral life, had set All example
which others might follow and there
fore be kept out of the Kingdom. Her
mrrderers, being such brutes, would
have a tendency to scare others into
seeking salvation. How sensible peo-
pie can swallow such stuff, is beyond
my comprehension. I-feel like saying,
with Fanny Driscoll, in poem publish
ed in the ADVANCE May 18th:
'l)car God. in this our night,
Give us more light, more lRt,"
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SALE o" EH.\SS on STATE LANDS--Wiil SCH
ut t' Court li"'.::e i'll W"r;hin:;ton ut =. On
lhr>a:, Tie 81, day" July. The grass on State
lands in Wo:thuS;ol, township.
81 J. ". lEMIS. Oh. Eu;lfl
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Everybody is asking H.; what the nam" Tank
kcc means. Don't klln" what it is in Chinese
but III American it is spelled Yank Kcc.
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IEcar God, IN this our night,
Give us more light, more light"

S., 1000 REwARD.-For any case of
weakness, ill-hea!th, dyspepsia, indi.
gestion, nervous debility, urinary dis
order, lung trouble. liver complaint, or
any chronic affection that Browns
Iron Bitters will not remove.
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MINOR ARRIVALS.

Dan ta'trllo the clown who is with the Euro
ltn circus gets his SeO I. day for his Wit and
fun and they >uy he is worth it,
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Attorney Clark hats removed his Office 10 the
Johnson building up stairs front room Justice
Bloom orcu,,i~! tic her ROOM
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.
AUDIToR-E. :. Mills.
TlEASI KEK-IiE Shepard.
REGISTER or DEEDs-B. +. johnson.
ii pt;E OF fKuEAr.-1. s. Nelson.
CLERK OF COuEr-I. i. Bennett.
SnER1rF-k. T.. Miller
SUKvEYOH-GttO Htfrran.
COURT CCMMISSIO\EH--' :. Nelson.
COUNTY ATTOKSEY-iitn. w. liSOll.
Ct,RONEK-J. - McManuS.
COUNTY SUPEKINrENDENT-M NJ. a. DOaEc.
COMMISSIONERS.
First Iistrict-I. Blaine, OF Jersey.
Second I,iStrict-T J.. Ta\ lor, OF Elk.
EONrN Uistrict-M"ulicc O'lica!n, Of Grand
FUth District-D. Shell, Worth;ngton, Cha.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or Mills
ARRIVES.
~ d" > st. raul and beyond 5 ,"p N
Westrrn-Iu Verne ana Sioux Fails, 10 Is n, m
Round Lake, SATURDAYS - III
do . to st. Paul ant beyond 10 3. /. m m
Westryn-I.u Verne and Sioux Falls 40 p m
R0uni ..-~.:, S:t.urtla,s p III
Mails Carried by day tt::,n' close 10 minutes
before departure. Ali others nj O'Clock y H.
3iicc h.l:rS from I Il, III. I" y III. Sun lays
from To . = and l.. Ill to - - /, m
Money orders i:>liru and letters registered be-
tween o'clock Il III and y Ill.
r. u. BARBER, 2. n.
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1.-THE Great European Colossal Confederation
OF Sturcnt'oi!S Shows. Museum. Men;,gcr;c and
Circus" il to exhibit in Wor;hinyton next Thurs
day, July e..
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-06-29

The great how on Thursday will contain II
Si".'U beauty She is the most beautiful girl
that could he fon1 lor the money and will drive
all the hn:S crazy.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-06-29

a perfectly safe preparation Of iron
and Vegctabl. TONES that will not
harm the most delicate, is Browns
Iron Bittcrs. 1t gives health and
strength.
TIE FoUKTH.-An excursion train will run to
Sioux Falls on the Fourth, leaving Warrington
about in the morning and returning in the
evening.
Etslnorc Is preparing 70: Il grand celcbra
lion. \. +. Horst is to deliver tho Grafton; f.
l.. Wcmple reads the Declaration, and Il basket
picnic and lots of fun will follow.
Adrian is also to have Il big time. Judge Will
son and Judge Nelson will crate, prizes will be
given to contestants in various fcats and games
and ball is to bring up the celebration in tho
evening.
Wortlington will not celebrate. ricnics and
visits to other places will be the order here.
We intend to have our celebration when the
Burlington road gets H..
Ransom still remembers when the 4th Of July
c;'Il,;:. ~ Will ,"; ti,cir celebration ut the res
iutnc; CT John Scott, The oldest settler in Ike
town. Everybody invited to come. R;ns,,Ili
never fails to have Il good time On such Occa-
c;i.,iuns. joins ii. SCOTT.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-06-29

EHlcl1.-li=elow & Mott have the brick ma
chine on the ground Just northeast OF town and
will be making brick in 4 few days. II they can
make good brick they have struck Il bona,za.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-06-29

For Champion Reaper or Mower
call on II. g. Shepard q Co., WORTH
iM9tOn. AL
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PERSONALS.

Mrs. =. Y. Calvin, Of Sioux City, is visiting
Mrs X. l.. Miller.
Mrs Moore, Of Goshen, Indiana, is visiting her
son, Or. Moult.
Mrs j. Afford, of Buffalo, Iowa, is visiting her
father, y. Il. johnson
Mrs. Gage. OF Siblcy is visiting with Worth
in::ton fyirlnlS.
Alr. and Mrs. Ii. i. Eclrtlslcy, of Nncand
\. j., are visiting Mr.. anu Mrs She'll
Cornelius johnson. now of Dell Rapids, has
been on Il visit to his old WOrhingtOn home
Mrs. VIM. Carroll. of Rock l;apitlS, is risiin"
I!i'lniS III No:th.!@.''!!.
c. !IuniStus. is on on 4 trip to Miles city.
G.. II. Nrrlt!. 81: il g.. We. Ill., is visiting with
his FRIEND }. H. ,.,!.., = u rt!,ilctiiig f,; his
health
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-06-29

n vigorous HIu" I'll Of the l'air is Of
ten promoted by using Parker's Hair
l'alsam. 1t always restores tire youth
full color and luster to gray hair, gives
it new life aud removes all irritation
and dandruff.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-06-29

). H. johnson has put up an airy awning in
front Of his new building supported on hand
AOli!c iron ttS