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The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07

NORTGA0E E'ORECLOSUHE HALE.
nefault havng hesn male IN the payment Of
IL the SUM OF Nine Hundred and Forty. One
and G.:00 Dollar. (3Al.C6) which Is claimed to
mortgage, only executed and delivered ~ ].
Aeph T.. O:le and Annie T.. DYse, his wife, to The
edinburgh American Land M"rt gage Company,
tiMit d bearing .ia:e the first day II: July, !.
j. l. T. and duly recorded ia tue Office Of TIN:
Register Of Deeds tm and for fhe county III No.
OeS IL the State II Minnextl, on the 18th dav
2 October. \. ID. laSs vt go o'clock p: ~, =
.equr aid sS as'iS. or tsrs rr cee.ix It law i
o. Otaerw ise having been Instituted to receiver
taereci:
virtue and in pursuance Of the power Of sale in
said mortgage contained and pursuant to he
statute IN such ease made and provided. Il .
ists described IN and covered ~ saiI NOR. gage
The southwest 9.a,ter (*wA) of section num-
Pr Hs,ed TS1s y tS"shR %oe1 sahss s
Forty (4O) ii Noi'Isx county. aud Sate Il Min.
,esOta. with the heretlit1iNcNt* and appNrtenan.
Gov will l'e sold ut public auction, to the htghaet
and the taxes III any. said premises, and tifty
said mortgage H. e. of fsreeiosvre. and The
@ @de ~ f.. ssfa cy 81 :x y He 's %
1t the front door Vt the Court House In the VII
lage of WOrthingtOn. IN Mobiles county. Mime
sofa, OH
Monday, the 2sd day of October. 1852,
AZ O'clock p. n. q that day. subject to REDEEM
sale. ~ provided by law.
rhE Ep! SG%SH az an EficAx tSs LAND MORT.
i: 9: D*r, Attorney: Lanesbofo. Mum.
Last Snb, Oct, 10.
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RAILROAD NEWS.


Track laying on the Burlington
road began on Monday last at Spirit
Lake. Yl'e grading will. it is tl,eaght,
he completed to the State line and
about TIVE mlles this side by tie last
Of this week, and finished to Worth.
ington before October. In faet it is
thought that the track win he laid
through early in October. When build-
ing to Spirit Lake, the Burlington laid
track at tie rate of q mile and half =
day. IL they could come on at this
rate, the cars would be running befere
Oct. 1st. We must allow for draw
backs, had weather, ETC., and xe shall
be willing to have them como on at the
rate of a mile day.
The ADVANCE said some tine ago
that it would not be surprised to sec
the Burlington cars in by Oct. 18th to
celebrate our birthday. It looks a.
though they would make it and have a
few days to spare. -
Major Thurber, J. A. Town and H.
II. Anderson, Commissioners appoint
ed to condemn right Of way across
the Dean and Lowe places, net on
Wednesday and allowed Dean $3.50
on one piece and SIS on the other;
and allowed Lowe $3.50. Thirty days
are allowed to take an appeal.
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JUB7YCEeS COURT:

Aug. 81, Peter Anderson was arres-
ted by Policeman MtMillen, and
brought into court for being. drunk on
the streets. Plead guilty and was fined
S. and costs.
Sept. l. l.. Lee was arrested by Mar.
shall Lyon for being drunk on the street.
Plead guilty and was fined IS and
costs.
Sept. l. VIM. Pearson was arrested
by Marshal Lyon for fast driving on
the streets. Plead guilty and was
fined IS and costs.
Sept. s. On complaint of VIM. { hson.
three men, J. Watkins. Jacob Miller
and Samuel Nambo were arrested on =
charse Of assault and battery. Wat
kins plead guilty and was fined $40 and
costs. The Others plead not guilty and
were discharged.
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SUMMONS,
STATE or MINNESOTA, I
COUNTY OF MOBILES. 40

VIVA ~ NOOAEos J p0
DISTRICT COUNT-Sixth Judicial District
&c. WinslOw, Plaintiff,
Against
Thomas &. b0stic and Sarah A. B0stie, Defend.
ants.
Summons.
The State NJ Minnesota to the above named Do
fentlsnts:
Yoa and each OF you are hereby summoned
3nd required IT, answer the complaint Uf the
Plaintiff ln the abve entitled action. which IL Oh
nlein the Office Oi tie Clerk Of the said Court. at
his Office at WOrtbingtOD. Mobiles county. Min
nesota, and to serve copy Of your answer to
said eomplatmt on the subscriber, et his once In
the village Ot Worthingtcn. IN the Cosnty Of NJ
service q Tits s.,s,%ons upo" yos. s.es.ive Of
swer the said com plaint within the time afore-
said, the PlaiaAn tn this action viii apply 10 the
Court for tl1e relief demanded in the eoeoSkaint
together With the costs and disbnrssmeots u hero
in.
Dated August q. 4. D. 1857
DANlEl. ROttRER.
- P!aintid's Attorney Worthington. Mlnn.
Last pub. Sept. q, lsSi.
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DESERVES IT.-Thc Worthinv ton
Advance, last week announced the
conclusion of volume ten.
Oar friend A. +. Miller has fought
for and with the Advance, until he
has made it one Of the best papers in
the state. and deserves the sucee he
so proudly announces for his paper.
-Fulda Republican.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07

BROwN's IRON BlrTERs.-IVithomt
exception, there is no remedy 50
strengthening in its effect as Browns
Iron Ditters.
If you wish to be strong and to en-
Joy the full exuberance of perfect, ro-
bust health, put your trust in Browns
Iron Bitters. 1t will not dissppoint
VOu
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For zxcl10nRe.

A fine Hotel Property. 90 miles from
Minneapolis il Bailr0ad town. Only
hotel in village. For "a fnProved
Farm.
Also Minneapolis property to ex-
change for wild or improved farms.
u. W. FARRIER &C.,.
Real Estate Exchange, Ronm I, Acad-
emy Of Music, Minneapolis, MINI.
5l-4t
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SCHOOL MEEIING.

Tho annual School Meeting was l.eld
on Saturday night last at the school
house and resulted in the election Of
DR.. J. Craft, DR.. r. D. Barber and Rev.
II. II. Hart members Of tile school
board. DR.. Craft for three years, and
DIR. Barber aud Mr.. Hart to ill vacan-
cieA
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07

The Height OF Folly.-To Wait un-
til you are in bed with disease you may
not get over for months, 10 the height
OF folly, when yeu might be easily cured
during the early symptoms by Par.
ker's Ginger Tonic. We have known
sickly families made tho healthiest, by
= timely use Of this pure aae1eeine.-
(lbaArv0r
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07

LAND OPFICE at W0rthtngton, Mlnn.,
Sept. ith, 1872.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice Of his Intention +,
wake final prOUf III support Of hix claim. aud
that sal proof will he made before the u. ).
Land ONCE at W"rtl.iMe: on. MIMI, on
"Wednesday y, Get. l8 1872.
ginal and Adtiitio,a), No 1851 and No. l,6lo,
For the m>x seq and *11ne.4 sc. 2O-lC4.l2.
He names the following witnesses to prove kis
said land. viz:
Thos. kI"sey, Emil Graf. Charles F,itz, J. II.
Rass, Of Adrian, Ninn,
Mons GRIyAGgR. ReRister.
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School in the intermediate DEPART
ment will op:n next Monday under
Miss Edith Newhall, of Sturgis, Mich,
who comes highly recommended.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07

CEMETERY MEET1Na-Therc will
be a meeting at the Werthington Ho-
tel on Tuesday night, Sept. ~, at 8
o'clock. All persons intere ted in
the improvement of the Cemetery
grounds are urged to be present.
D. SHELL, Pres.
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FINAL PROOF NOTICES.

LAND OFFICE at Worthfngton, Niinn.,
Sept. !, 1897
named settler ias fled notice of his intention,
t. make final proof in support of his claim, AMI
that said proc, VIII be made before the U. $.
Land Office at Wcrtli"gton: Minn., on
Wednesday, October I, 1882,
Viz: Charles Fritz,
Homestead Application. Origl. and Addl. No.
lO.o4- aud l.. l9i.
fUr the neH sec. 3,-lo4-42.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, aud cultivation Of,
said land, viz:
Thomas Klasey, Emil Graf, John Mock. ]. II.
Bass, Ut Adrian, MINI.
MoNs GRINAcER Register.
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THE COUNTY FAlR.

The Premium List of the Fourth
Annual Fair of the Mobiles County .Ag-
ricultural Society has been issued in I,
neat pamphlet and is being circulated.
Remember that the Fair will begin
on the 26th of September, only two
weeks from next Tuesday, and con-
tinue three days.
The Summer is ended, the Autumn
has opened, and the magnificent crop
is saved. Our Fair this year should be
Jubilee and Harvest Home gather.
ing. Every one who has anything to
exhibit should bring il to the Fair and
every man, woman and child who can
attend, sl.ould do so. Let US take ad-
vantage of Fair time to have q holiday
and jubilee over our big crop and splen-
did prospect for the future. All join
in singing ~ Coming out Of the Wilder
ness: -
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THE SCHOOLS.

The Worthington Schools opened on
Monday last with the following teach
ers in charge: Prof. Wood, Principal.
Miss II. Mott, Grammar School. Miss
NJ. Bloom, Primary.
Tie intermediate department was
not opened rs the teacher engaged. Miss
Pember, of Red Wing, did not arrive.
A few days previous she sent a postal
card saying she could not come, with
out giving any reason for declining.
OF course this excited considerable
comment, and many freely expressed
the opinion that Miss y. had been bull
dozed out of coming by letters or by the
of1icious intermeddiing of some party
or parties. This opinion was based up
on the fact that threatening letters
had been written to Prof. Wood. We
learn that not less than live letters
were written to Inn after the position
had been rendered linn by tile Board
and he had accepted. Whether any
thing of the kind was done in the case
Of Miss p. we cannot say, 3ut the ma t.
tor should he looked into and. If the lady
WAS intimidatet, the facts ought to
come out and be published.
This bulldozins movement originated
with several of Prof. Donovan $ friends
in the Congregational Church and WAS
helped OH by few adllrr~nts ot either
churches. 1t was beyond doubt al at
tempt of Il handful Of church people to
rule or ruin, and If they have ANY serse
OF decency or shame atr'ut theh,, they
will yet be ashamed Of their conduct.
After the Board had acted and decided
the matter, it was certainly more than
bad taste to attempt to inti.nitlate the
teachers who had been engaged, it
was most disl,onorablc AMI little less
than G., i,nin;.l. The trutl, seems to he
that a few Of the more fa,latical church
people have res0rte.l t. methods. which
are the inmelRorial resort of the most
cowartlly hoodlua,s.
Since the abo~e WAS written u de-
spatch has been received from Miss
Edith Newlall, Of sturgis, Mich. say
ing she will start Um.sday for Worth
lngton to take the intermediate position
rendered by the BaAsd. Miss N. is Il
graduate Of Mount llo,yoke and comes
highly recommended.
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Respectfully,
BIGELOW & PLUMB.

The Panorama of Bunyan's Pilgrims
Progress at the Presbyterian Church
on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings,
Sept. IL and 13, consists Of a cOntinu-
Gus moving series Of GO grand Colossal
Paintings, covering 1900 it. Of canvass.
Well worth seeing. Tickets-adnlts,
25c; children, 15c. Every s. s. scholar
under IL yrs. Of age gets copy Of Pill
4rim'a Progress complete with q 15c
ticket.
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COUNT Y NEWS.
RLZSHNORE.

~ ~
a. G. Seney and wife aud Mrs Wsm-
pie left Tor Chicago Monday NJ. 6.
ney will return Saturday next.
A. F. Horst has skipped for Chicago.
will bo back next week.
Arnold Fishneck threshed cut -
bushels OF fax 70 tho acre.
Geo. jays wheat went 20 bushels 70
tue acre.
Corn 10 bound to be 4 good crop.
consequently oats will 30 cheap.
The Lord hath given in his abundance
Tor which We are truly thankful.
School will commence at this place
the 18th.
WILLKONT.
Grain 10 all in stack except hax and
wild mustard. Ut the latter we have
enough for all Mobiles Go.
Corn has done remarkably well dur.
Ing the tropical heat Of the last fort
night. II Mr.. Frost keeps out of the
way another two weeks, most Of the
corn In this town IL safe.
Some have commenced plowing l.
ready. That is the way 70 insure .
good crop for next year.
Dan Fritz, formerly Of this town, has
opened furniture store in Edgerto, {.
He was In town last Monday shaking
hands with Ills many friends. tie re-
ports business very lively.
w. E. Thompson has bought . new
Nassillon Thresher. He will make
things fly you bet.
Tie trustees Of school district No.
66. were fortunate enough to secure
Miss Clara Kn,ps AZ teacher. School
will commence the 18th inst.
WlLLNONF.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07

Entirely Satisfactory.-Ladies wish.
ing perfume that combines noveatg,
delicacy, and richness, 6nd Fiorestep
Cologne entirely satisfactory.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07

The First Commissioner District
will be called OIL at the coming Coun.
ty Convention to nominate a candi'
date for Commissioner. Mr.. Blaine
will he veteranizcd as he has done SC
we'll during the year for which he was
elected.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07
RUSMM ORE HOTEL,

E. L. WENPLE, Proprietor.
This Is new alots, recently opened on the
Worthinetaa& & Sioux Fallsrailroad. Firsteaass
accommodations and evsrv attention shown 90
guests. Geod cl6cksa and duck shooting h tl,e
vicinity.
60odS St1b6nq & First Class livory.
RESHA&ORE, MINN.
74O-R
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07

Bigel0w and Plumb have taken down
the old awning from their building,
painted the front and laid Z new side
walk. It makes the building look like
n now ono.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07

Do not fail to see the Panorama of
Dunyam's Pilgrims Progress ut the
Presbyterian Church Tuesday and W.d.
nesday evenings. Sept. - and IL.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07

Hay want to pay cash for 1900
tons OF good upland Hay delivered in
WOrthington after Nov. l.
TIOs. III. PARSONS.
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lRR1vAL AND DEPARTURE or NAILS

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF NAILS
ARRIVES.
Eastern daily l2 l0a. m.
d. st. Fanl and beyond SOP M
Southern 81 q. m.
Western-Iu Verne and Sioux Falls, 10 Is m
Round Lake, Saturdays - M
DEPARTS.
Eastern daily q 30 4. m.
do to At. Paul and beyond 10 81 m
southern IL 1Oa. M.
Western-Lu Verne and Sioux Faus 3 10 u IN
Round l-.e, Saturdays l m
Nails carried by day trans close 80 minutes
before departure. All others at 9 O'Clock y IN.
Once hours from Il. III. to p m. Sundays
eH0m to 9 m and II IN to I2 80 pm.
Money orders issued AMI letters registered be.
tween o'clock N and pm.
Il. u. BARBER, p. N.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07

Answer This.-Can you 6,,l any case
Of Bright's Disease of the Kidneys. Di-
abetes, Urinary or Liver Complaints
that is durable that Hop Bitters has
act or can not cure? Ask your neigh.
bors il they can.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07
New millinery.
Mrs. y. a. 0eWolF.

Wishes t0 Inform the Ladies of W0rthfnRtsn
ord surrounding country that she has opened .
Millinery Store hr*tAOOr north Of the Post or
1es, on i0th street. where will be kept constant.
II ON hand tn the
Latest Styles,
Al thingsRerta3aing to the Millinery line.
Your pats0nage respectfully solicited. ~
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07
THE 7HRESHER.

John O. Larson, of Indian Lake,
has threshed his grain. Wheat went
20 bushels to the acre; oats, so bu.;
fax, l03 bu.
l.. J. johnson, same town, has
threshed. His oats went about so
bu.: flax, about 10 b.; barley, 20 b,l
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LAND OFFICE At Wos7H,xo1oy. ,l,ry.,

Aug. Is. 1857
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following.
named settler has n!ed notice Of bis Intention
g make final proof in support Of bis claim, al,l
Land ONCE at W0rthingt0n. Ninn on
saturday, Sept q, l862,
Viz: John 4. Darling,
Homestead ApPhcai Ion. No. lU,i35,
for The "eX Zee. II lU3-40
He names Qle following witnesses to provo
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land. viz: -'-
Il. r. C"vey, John Dunn, VIM. Ditty, Thomaa
Crever, Mobiles Comfy. MINI.
81 AONs GRIS AoER, Register.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07

Custom work done at the Rushlnore
Mills Friday and Saturday OF each
week.
Wanted. some good milling wheat.
43-tl. j. BEDFORD 4 Son.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07

For SALE.-A No. Piano. Inquire
1t tie ADVANCE Office. stiff
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07
7 CRAFT, M. d.,

T CRAFT, M. d.,
PHTNLCIAN d SURGEON.
Treatment 81 Female Diseases; having had ten
PEARS exparieltce.
AlsO Surgeon ,Of.the Sioux City & st. Paul and
WOrthjuXfVu + &i',gx Falls Railroads.
Supplied with full cases II Surgical and ObuEet
SlealilstrNMents, .ana fracture appliances.
OffNE-At reaideuce, corner Ut Fourth Avo-
Ouo and Eleventh Street,
WORIlHxNGIOX. NINN
Is &4-ly,
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07

See the ad. Of Bigelow s. Plumb
They have started up again in the Law
corner with groceries, meats, etc.
They have purchased the meat busine q
of Poundstone & Anderson. Welcome
back and success.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07
MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

A0Di1OK-E. =. N1lI9.
TRHASUMER-H. T. Shepard.
REGISTER or DEEIS-B. +. johnson.
JUICE or PHO8AfE-l. 8. Nelson.
CLERK or COUkr-1. b. Bennett.
RHEkiFF-K. H. Miller.
EURvErOK-OttO Rerreau.
COUNT COMNIeefONER-L.S s. NelsOn.
COUNTY ATTORNEY-l:e0. w. v ilsOn.
CORONER-J.S $. McManus.
COUNTY S,rERrETENDEN1-M. A. DO3ne.
COMMISSIONERS.
Flrst Dfstrict-P. Blaine, Of Hersry.
Second Distrtct-T. l.. Taylor. Of Elk.
1Atrd District-James Gown. OF Adrian.
F0urih Dislrict-llAurice OI1earn, Of Grand
Prairie.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07

Mule, harness, wagon aud sulky plow
for sale. Apply tO
UUGH MITCHELL, Worthingt0n.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07

The suit between the St. Paul T.
Sioux City and the Southern Minne-
sofa for title to 100000 acres of land
in Murray, Pipestone. Rock and No.
blcs Counties, has been decided in IA
vor of the St. p. IS G.. The Mankato
Review says it will probably he ta-
ken to the Supreme Court.
The Luverne Herald is out in a
new dress. H. J. Miller has pur-
chased the interest Of A. L. Stouglton
and takes full control. Luverne is
as fortunate as Worthington in hav-
ing but one paper and one Miller to
run it. We're team for you.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

SIOUX CrTT ST. PAUL TINE CARD.
No. PASSENGER.
0otn1 West.
I.eave st. Paul at $40 .. m.
WOrthiNgtOn at n.3 p. m
Arrive at Sioux City, At 1857 4. III.
Leave st. Paliat 7:10 M
Arrive H. Wolthingt0n Mt 3:lS pm
Ar. Ht Sioux Cty at 7::5pm
Gct,a0 East.
NO. 2. PASSENGER.
Leave Sioux City at 2.l0 =. m
" WOrthingtOn, at .4.O5 q. m.
Arrive at st. PAIL. 1T ll.5j p. III.
NO l PASSENGER.
Leave Sioux Gityat $40 am
Arrive at WOrtlhngtOn at !l::2 am
Ar. at st. Paul ut 7:25 pm
WORTHINGTON AxD SIOUX FALLS r. r.
3oinQ Eass-
Leaves Sioux Fails At 20 4. m.
Arrives ut Wsrtisinston II Is -
3otn0 Wese-
Leaves W"rthin:t0n a 35 y. m.
Ar. ut sionx Fails. $50
Ed SULLIVAN, Agent.
C. 4 n n. TINE TABLE.
Time "s departure u Passenger Trains from
Leave for Chicago ~ q. m. 6 - y. m.
New Tim 1t i IS 4. IN. l. ) 25 D. IN.
Time III arrival:
From the East, 30 m 4 5 Is pm
From the West, St5am& 6 cop III.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

5LMMONS.
STATE or MINNESOTA,
County Of NOblrS 3D.
DISTRICT CouRr.-Sixth judicial District.
w. ID. Z. Pcttigrc,s. Plain lit,
Wellington Sher " OOi, Defendant.
Summons.
The State OF Minnesota to the above named De.
fen liant:
You. Wellington Sherwood. are hereby sum
moned ard re9n!rc'l to answer the CHmptaiut tn
llx ::ctt ~, wllct has bevn flied IN the office Ut
the Clerk q *ai. Court in W"rth,. gt'n in said
county and State and to serv"a copy Of your an
t. said complaint On the subsc. ier at his
office in said Worlhinyt"n in Nobes County,
Minnesota. within tweaty days after the service
"f this summons upon J. u. exclusive Of the day
OF such service aud Il you fall to answer the said
complaint within the time aforesaid. the plaill-
til Il. this action will take judgment :atnEt you
tOr tn sim Of Three Hundred and Fifty Nine
Dollars. with tbs cOSlS aNd disbursements Of
this actisH,.
Dated september !, A. ID. 1882.
. Plaintiffs Attorney. wcrthj"stos. Minn.
First pub. Sept. :. l>S2.
Last pu:'. Oct. IL.
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LAND OFFICE at Worthington, Minn.,

LAND OFFICE at Worthington, Minn.,
August u. lSS2.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the follow ins.
make final prmf in support Of his claim, aud
that said proof VIII be made before the u. ).
Land Oftice at Wolthingt0n, Num-, on
saturday. Oct. II. 1882,
Viz: Lemuel EbY,
orig'. and Addi Homestead Application no.
10 z53 and No. l,SO4.
For the SEA sec. 32l04 II.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, AMI cultivation u,
.sii lass.i. viz;
man, Ephriam Ely, Of Mobiles Co, Alinll.
Mons GKlNAGEK, REGISTER,
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lisSedf SSsadfa3s4 Is iii: bi:ffss 4speF. 8.1-
Nee ad. Of Dist. No. q, Indian Lake,
which wants q teacher.
See announcement Of School examt-
nation in another column.

Compound Microscope with camera
l,cida attachment, for sale cheap. Ap.
ply to Fl. MCMILLAN.
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LAND OFFICE at WOrthington, MInu.
August y, 1852
NoTlCE Is hereby given that the following
named settler has 61.si notice of his intention to
make final pt9oftM support OF his claim. and that
Office at WOrthingtUM, Mtnls., on
saturday, Sept. Is, 1852,
Viz: John Ii. sslds. Homestead Application
NJ. lL.!4s.
For the s1zseL sec. &C. l03.4A
He names the following witnesses tn prove nj 3
eone4DuOns residence upon. and cultivation O1,
said land, viz: -.
Akin Miner. Charles Lord. Alexander Roach.
Samuel Jameson. Of Mobiles Co., Minn.
81 Mons GRlNAGER, Register.
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As announced a lady brought US a
boQuet containing Is varieties of ver-
benas~ Another lady overtops this by
bringing us toquet containing So va
rieties Of pansy. We wish to encourage
this emulation in the beautiful aud
cali for one to beat the other two.-
Our new office ought to he adorned
with flowers.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07

LAND OFFICE at WOrthinstOn. Minn..
August II, 1852.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following.
named settler has 6led notice Of his intention 10
that said proof viii be made before The d. s
Land Office at W0rthingtOn, Minn., on
Tuesday Sept: Is. 1852
Viz: Loretta d. Guernsey,
Hi. Application. Drigl. lH60o. Add, 1912.
For the nwH See. H. lOl.1l.
He names the following witnesses to prove bis
cont!nuous residence upon. and cultivation VI
kicha ID PrideaOx, Robert Shore. John 6eott,
a':d d! John Shore, Of stEelow. MINI:
~ MONS GRlNAGER. Reg33tRi.
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LOCAL.
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CLUB RATES.

The ADVANCE - furnished at q 50 year to
CLUBS eS ten o. more. Clubs Of ten Ter six months
u cents tor each subscriber.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07
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ADVERTISING RATES.

WOvthiNgtOn lNAge No Is meets every Friday
evening. J. 8. ACNlANUs. Master W0rkmn.
l. n. PI06RD. 12eOrsjer.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07

Sheriff r. R. Miller and family left
on TUESDAY, to attend tho Minneapolis
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-07

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