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The Worthington advance., 1882-02-09
no DELINQUEN7x.

We believe this is the first time this
winter that we have called OH our de-
linquent subscribers to pay up. Usu-
ally about January first we expect to
make general movement all along the
line, and il we do not keep up Il rum
ming fire, we expect them to pay up
without it. But they have not paid.
Never since we have had charge Of tho
ADVANCE have our country subscrib-
ers paid so little as has been paid this
winter. We have about 1000 on our
books uncollected and we are amazed
ut the GOODNESS with which, men will
take paper cut of the Office month
after month and year after year and
never pay dollar to the printer. We
have asked them to pay part, divide
with US, but they don't divide. OF
course this does not apply to all. A
few pay up regularly and a few moro in
advance. But the great majority are
one, two. three and four years behind.
III few weeks We shall begin an
other wedding out and reconstruction
OF our list, and shall endeavor to COL
lect by some other kind of persuasion.
Those who respond. by paying part
will he carried a while longer. Those
who do not respond will he stricken off
and may the Lord haye mercy OIL their
deliDQueNt souls.
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-09
Emigrant Tickets,
To and from Europe 10y the
Allan g. White Star
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.
Lines, for Sale by
O. q. GkUNDSTEN,
,4.3m. WOrthinRtOn. MINI.

Mortgage Foreclosuro sale.
nEFAULT having been made In the conditions
~. ~ OF & certain mortgage % executed BY Joseph
william +. Lewis and Henry SllauDut, mortRsg
ceS, dated November 18th 4. d. 1877 and record.
ed IN the office of the Register Of Deeds in and
s"ta; on the 2ist ,'ay Of November: 4: D. ~. at
9OclOck in the forenoon. In Book c. of Mort
cages. on pages 81 and ~. by which mortgage
scs sat and ed the oSag
Mobiles aforesaid, tO.wit: Northwest quarter
Of southwest quarter and lot S Of section ~
four, in township goo one hundred and four Of
range (39l thirty nine, containing 7s and 90: 100
acres more or less, t." secure the payment OF the
sum of three hundred and seventy -four and
ts era at I rate Of :! per
dltionS "f 4 UromisSory note hearing same date
rs said mortgage. made by said Joseph Hirt and
and Henry Shaubut, and there being due and
unp id upon said note ana mortgage at the date
Of this notice the sum of four hundred and
wentyeight dollars and thirty cents. and no act.
ion Or proceeding 1T law or otherwise, having
been instituted t" recover the amount Of said
mortgage debt or any Fart thereof:
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that by
SAID mortgage contained aud tl.erewtsh record.
e1, and Of the statute in such case made and
provided the above descril'ed premises will be
office Of the Register nf Deeds in and Tor said
county Of Mobiles and 1t the village of Worth.
inginM therein, Oh
Friday. the Seventeenth Day of March,
A. u. 1852 at ~ "'cl'ck In the forenoon,
t" satisfy the, amount Of said mortgage
debt then due AMI unpaid, aid the further sum
of all.4l being the amount oftaxes, penalty and
interest on same, paid hy the said mortgages
Jany 2h. 1885,: for the years 1850 and 1851 in the
above described premises t" be sold, and inter.
est on the same from date Of payment. together
with the costs and expenses If such foreclosure
proceedings, Including twenty five dollars At
torncy fees As stipulated in said mortgage ami
the said mortgage " i'll be thereby fOreclOsed.
Dated January I'll, 1882.
WILLIAM +. LEWIS and
HENRY SNAUBUT, MOr:gagecs.
FREEMAN Il PFAU, Attorneys Tor Mort.
EageeS. Mank:.to. Mill.
First pub. Feb. ,. l~s2.
Last nuf. March Q. 1850
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Mortgage Sale.


nEFAULT has been made ~ the payment 0t
IL the sum Of Seventeen 50-1OO Dollars (%l7. 5O)
which is claimed to I've due at the date ~ this
notice upon i certain mortgage, duly executed
and delivered by Sarah A.Clark and Z. j Clark,
mOrtgagOrs. to Elizabeth Bil.bOrrnW, (now E.
lizabeth Rupert mortgage, bearing date the
2Sth day Of May, A: ID. 1879. and duly recOrded
In the Office OF the Register Of Deeds in and for
the county Of Nob'es and State oi Minnesota,
p. IN. In Book Is Of Mortgages. on page 50l and
hOaciiOn or proceeding at law or otherwise hAv.
ing been instituted to recover said debt secured
by said mortgage oEany part thereof;
Now therefore, notice Is hereby given that BY
virtue of the power Of sale contained In said
mortgage, and pursuant to the statute in such
case made and provided, the said mortgage will
be fOreclosed, and the premises described In and
covered by said Mortgage. viz:
The south half of the southwest quarter and
the northeast quarter 0f the southwest quarter
Of section Twelve O2). Township One Hundred
and -Four (!o4). Range Thirty: Nine !a9s In Nob'es
public auction. to the highest bidder for cash
to pay said debt and interest, and Twenty. Five
Dollars attorneys fec. rs stipulated In and by
sail Nor gage In case Of foreclosure, and the dis
bursements allowed by law; which sale will bo
made by the Sheriff OF said Mobiles county. at the
front door of the court house, III the village OF
WorthingtOn In said county and State. on
The Third day of March A. D. 1852,
At 10 o'clock a. m. OF that day.
ELIZABETH BILsBORROW,
now ELIZABETH RUPERT, MOrtgagee.
DANIEL ROIIRER, Attorney for MOrtgagee.
Last 81: publication publication Feb Feb: 3s. iss2:
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-09

ELI PERK1Ns.-Melville D. Landon,
otherwise ELI Perkins," delivered his
lecture on Wit and Humor last night,
under the auspices of the A. 0. U.
W. to crowded house. He kept
the audience laughing and cheering
for an hour and three-quarters, by a
constant fusilade of jokes and witt
cisms illustrating his theories of wit
and humor, to which We hope to refer
hereafter at more length. A more
thoroughly delighted audience never
left hall in Worthington and We are
pleased to announce that the A. O.
U. W. netted between $40 and $50.
The lecture committee stand pledged
to secure for our people more of the
same sort and first class entertain.
ments only.
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-09
N01lCD or MORTGAGE BALE BY AD.
VERTZSENENT

WHEREAs, default has been made in thu
v! o9edleeens Of certain Mortgage executed
an4 9ehveIod BY Hiram FOr<lney and Sarah X.
10t9ney. nlS Wites mOrtGaf0rs, TO Charles Bidel-
an. .1ocu!0r: Mortgages, dated tho 2sth day
q APt1I: A. D. 10O, And recorded In the ONCE Of
" ~ "a: @ q 1t"nscota, on the 24th DAY Of A.
q A0!eeeHes, on pages I6l. liz and l6S on which
there ts claimed t. be due and II due at the to
Ut this nbejee. tho amount OF Fifty Dollars
Aud no action Or proceeding has been lnstitu.
ted st Law or IN equity to recover the debt secu.
red BY said mostEaEs or any part thereof. :.
. power Of sale Contained In said mortgage. and
ni?he statute In such case male and provided.
said mortgage will be forecioscd by sale of the
m"EtKaged premises therein desrfiled. by the
6hcrtn Os said county, at the front d"Or Of the
Court House IN the village Of WOrthimgton In the
Friday
The 18th Day of March, A. u. 1882,
At 10 o'etoek IN The forenoon. to satisfy the =.
win eee 1ntereSe therein. and esses and expen-
oes .! sale. ana Twenty DullarS att rney'a fecS.
% stipulated insatd mortgage IN case OF foreclO-
The pfemlses described In aaid mortgaxe, and
30 TO be sold, are the lot piece or parcel If land
situated In the county Of Mobiles and State OF
tO.wit:
The northeast quarter OF section Thirty Two
(S7) In township Que Hundred and Four (tOa) Of
':nse FS!ty:Ihfee t&S:l
CnARLES BlDE1.MAN. Mortsasec.
Goo: ": WILSON. Attorney for Mortgage.
First pub. Feb. ,. 1882
L0Ss pub. March 9. 1852.
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-09

DEEAJiIT r. hov;n, Z, hc..n m,d1. II, tho ~. vnn.. nj
| ~ th. s,,m ~ ">~' ''"o 80 WV r'''e''
~ VA @"> c;"nt. ;" on t1,,dro, o,,,rs
fice ,n,,u :. "e.t.;n " w"rt%arn ~ div cr."ntc6
and delivered by Jonathan Amcs and Amanda
Ames. Mortsagors. +" ) J." Ames, Mortgagec,
D:.:!ring date The Otl lay Of November: A. ID:
!sI5. AMI duly recorded tn the office oi
the Register .! deeds III and Tor the County
q NoDics, ana State Of minnesota: On the lst
!tay of pece'Mter. n. ID. 1919, at loOclOck 4. m
IN BOOK "B' OF mortgages, IN p0ges ~. ant:
no act'n or proceeding at law or Other~1Se
haV'ng been instituted to recover the debt &C.
curet Dy said mortgage, or any part thereof;
Now. therefore. notice is hereby given that ny
virtue Of power OF s,le Contained In said mort
gage, and pursuant 70 the statute IN such case
= ate and prOvi:e!, the said mortgage will bs
fOrccNSed, and the premises described III and
covered t:y said mortgage, viz:
Lot number Six (6) In block number Eight az
and lot number six (6) in block number Twenty.
Five (25) in the village Of WOrthingtOn. In No.
bles county, and State "t Minnesota.
Will be sold ut public auction to the highest bid.
der for cash. to pay said debt and Interest, and
fifty Dollars Attorneys. fee. :s stipulat.
ed IN and by said mortgage case "f foreclosure,
s sna tf @ %Y G Ssr 1y wnS
1T the front door Of the Court House In the VII.
lage ot WOrtltngton IN said County and State on
.rho 1Ot,, d.,, of A,ro,, A II 100,
A"e lo''' u''S VI -''''c"' a. ~ 1907
At 10 o'clock 4. M, OF that day.
Date;i, January IS. \. ID. 1852
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-09

Mrs. John Olson, living three miles
southeast of Adrian, died on Saturday
afternoon last If drorsy and heart dis:
ease. She WAS sitting i, her chair
reading, and feeling weak, requested
her daughter to take the book. She
died in few minutes after, apparently
falling asleep. She was the wife of
John Olson. we'll known to our people.
who formerly worked for Bigelow 4
Plumb.
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-09

"A. W. Bnrnham, of Bigelow, lost a
horse worth 500 few days ago. He
was turned out in the yard and caper-
ed about like colt, when suddenly his
bind legs gave way and he sank down.
After "a hours effort to save the ami
NAL, Mr.. B. saw it was useless and kill
ed the horse. Supposed to be a case of
kidney disease.
S. Wass, of Summit Lake, also lost a
horse, worth $3.50, a few days ago.
Nr. W: supposes that the difficulty
was in the liver.
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-09
PERR0NATN

Mr.. and Mrs. Kerr left on Monday
morning for their old home in Pine
Island.
We learn that G St. John Cole
has purchased a hardware store in
Window.
J. s. McManus and wife left on
Monday for several weeks visit to
Illinois and Indiana. C. T. Pope is in
charge of the hotel as general super
intendent" in Mack's absence,
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-09
''Since / was 50 soon done for,
Wonder what l was begun for"

[From the Worthngton ADVANCE, Feb. ., 1882 J
OBITUARY EXTRAORDINARY,
DIED-On Thursday, January 26, 1882.
OF Financial Exhaustion, Congenital
Scrofula and general Moral, Social
and Business 1eprosy, the Worthing-
ton Journal, aged years, months
and % days. And of such is the
kingdom Of Hades.
Funeral services from the house,
Sermon by one OF its fathers. the Rev.
J. G. Ogle, from the text-'It sprang
up like 4 sparrowgrass. hoped about
like a hoppergrass, and died like a ja-
donkey"
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-09

Head, Throat, Chest aud Nervous Diseases
and Diseases Ut the Eye and Ear. lave for tho
past l9years received tie especial attention OF
DR. P.WALTER CoNNAUGHroS,
Forest Building. 48 Brady st., Davenport, Iowa.
Write to Doctor COnnaughton for THE Amer
lean Specialist" valuable paper on ~ above.
named diseases and their cure. The PAPER d
mailed FREE to any address. and no persoa,
young or old. can afford to be without The infos.
nation 1t contains. Ten thousand copies sent
all over the world monthly. 2A3m.
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-09

TEVW 1II1ILZK DE- ISO EN NUCRNRCSs
DANIEL RoIIRER, Attorney for Mortgage.
First publication Jan. l?, 1892.
Last publication Feb. 23. 1882.
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-09
/ TOLD YOU so.
If I want Il pound of Tea,
Tie best in this 'e,e town.

I'll 60 to l.yonses Store and see
His Jap with sl'oon) at SOC h.
I'll buy no more of boxed-up trash,
That every store keeps on hard,
But get the best in full pound wei GIT
Without the tare of ps,steboar,l box.
II bargains you want just call and g. q
The bargains ut Lyons in Boo .
and Shoes,
For men. women and children and
the little Bah.e.
Dry Goods and Underwear and La
dies Hose
No more Poetry. The machine is
busted.
2O-1m MINNESOTA POET.
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-09
ARRlrAL AND DEp1RrURE0FM MA Ills

ARRIVAL AND DEPIRTLIREOFA MA Ills
ARRIVES.
Eastern daily l2 lOa. NJ.
do st. Paul and beyond 3 80 III
Southern (" 81 Il. IN.
Westerl,-Iu Verne and Sioux Falls, u Is 4 ~
Round Lake, Saturdays AZ M
DEPARTS.
Eastern (daily) 2 30 a. NJ.
do to st. Paul AMI beyond 10 ), II III
southern - lha. NJ.
Nextern-I.u Verne and Sioux Falls 3 80 pm
Round 4.-.c, Saturdays ~
Mails carried by day trains close 70 minutes
oeforc departure. All others at o'clock y III.
Office hours from Il. ~. to III. SUM-
from to . i ~ and II NJ to y 10 IN.
Money orders issued AMI letters registered BE-
swecn o'clock Il III aud : y al,
NJ b. SOULE, p. ~.
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-09

Don't Sleep, to be most re-
freshing. should be dreamless. Use
Browns Iron Bitters, and you will ell
JOY healthful, dreamless slumber. 1t
strengthens every part of the body, and
is very soothing in its effects on the
brain and nervous system. 1t is the
best medicine in the world, and assists
nature III removing all symptoms of i'll
health
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-09

The Ladies of the Cong. Ch. will
hold a Social in the basement next
Tuesday evening, Feb. IA. Supper
and ice cream. All are cordially in
vited to attend. And don't you for
get 1.-THE date. Feb, IA.
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-09
BORNED-DIED.

From the Worthington ADVANCE. May l. 1876 ]
MINOR ARRIVAL EXTRAORDINARILY.
Arrived on Saturday last. between i
O'Clock and midnight, the Worthington
Journal. first-borh OF the Worthington
Ring. Rather a likely child. Is to be
supported by Cruel and official pap, and
have several Bells to jingle when it gets
cross: May live to grow up, but doubt
full. In case it dies i baby, the follow
is suggested:
'Since was 50 soon done for,
Wonder what was begun fOr'
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-09

TREES AND CUTTINGS for sale cheap
Cottonwood and white willow cuttings
from the Hoffman place. Also shade
and small fruit trees, go"seherry, rasp-
lerry. currant and strawberry roots
All IIotbed plants early in Spring.
24-2w II. J LUDLOW.
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-09

BR1CK.-Elsewhere we publish a
communication from Messrs. Robin
son & Moore on the subject of brick
making in this vicinity. They want to
raise $500 to aid in starting the enter
prise We understand that Spirit Lake
offers them inducements to come there.
We hope that some of our capitalists
can aid them and that the enterprise
we'll be promptly set on foot. They
can have kiln of 10000 to 5o, 600 brick
ready by May and MIR. Robinson says
the clay will make as good brick as any
he has seen. They can make brick
building in this county cost only frac-
ton more than building of lumber, as
they propose to sell at Mankato prices
or less. This 10 an exceedingly impor-
tant enterprise and we hope it will not
fall through.
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-09
A "MHNCY;No -

The town was ''all tore up'' OH
Thursday last over vigorous and stal
wart drunk. A man named W. A.
Pathel, Kentuckian, who has been at
work on the railroad and the ice, eth.
er by mistake or otherwise. swallowed
quantity of alcohol and became un.
ruly. Marshall Shattuc attempted to
arrest him and the man resisted. Al.
len Mclean and Mayor Shell were call.
ed on to assist in the arrest, and still
the alcohol resisted vigorously, getting
Marshall Shattuc by the throat. The
Marshall then struck the drunken man
over the head with Il drag tooth which
facilitated the arrest. The fellow was
lodged in the lookup, raving like a
wild animal, but lie soon unscrewetl
the hinges of the door, got out of the
cell, kicked out the outer window and
escaped into the street. He vas again
arrested and this time lodged III the
county cage over night. His brother
interfered and was also arrested. Bill
ly Pearson deposited 500 with Mayor
Shell as security for the brothers ap-
pearance. Then Attorney Rohrer
garnisheed the deposit on a rent debt
and secured $75 Of it, and thus things
were lively all around.
On Friday morning the brothers Pa
thel were brought before Justice Nc
Manus. W. a. was fined $40 and costs
and Charles So and costs.
There was considerable excitement
aud threats against the Marshall and
some pistols and slung shots were ex-
hibited. The village council met OH
SATURDAY. afternoon and passed all Or
dinance against carrying concealed
weapons.
\ good deal has been said about the
Marshall striking the man with drag
tooth. Whether be could have been
taken without the blow, We do not
know. But we wish to say this to all
strangers and others who create dis
turb.nce or resist officers III WORTH
inston: That any officer will be sus-
tanned in doing his duty, and he onght
to be sustained il every man III town
has to turn out with Slot gun.
Moreover, there ought to be law
passed making it AN offensc for any
man to appear on our streets in y state
of intoxication. Any man who does
this should be arrested Oh sight and
locked up. This sloppy kind Of tem-
perance which lays all the blame upo,
the liquor seller and let's the poor
drunkard" go, may do in Il temperance
lecture, but in everyday practice it has
a pernicious influence. Drunkenness
should be made Il crime as we'll as
liquor selling.
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-09
;. s.:~s BRICK PROPOSITION.ss..s
TO tile Citizens and Public Spirited
Business Men. Of WOrthington and

49,, DltlCA InOkoOOl1lON...@sss @ss*s.tiFs
To tile Citizens and Public Spirited
Business Men Of W0rthington and
Vicinity: -. -s. .s..
We respectfully announce that we.
the undersigned, have formed part
nership for the manufacture aud sale
OF Brick, Tile for roofing, Pipe for
draining, Ornamental Pots for CHM
neys, ETC., believing it will benefit the
whole community by ''etter buildings
for residences and business houses,
more security from fire, enabling you
to obtain lower rates of insurance, and
instead of sending money away for
building material we can export and
bring money to your town. We, ask
you to aid us in establishing this home
industry by loaning Us y small sum of
money to buy tools and machinery and
material for this business. We are
corresponding with other towns, hear
ing that they will offer good induce
ments. We lay this matter before you
10 take any action ysu may see tit to-
ward this enterprise. Should We re-.
ceive this asked for help we will guar.
antee and secure the loan to parties
about to build.
Please take netice that il the assjs-
tance asked for is given us. we shall be
prepared to have for sale, Oh or before
the 18th day of May, 1882, brick Of the
best quality, at prices that will enable
you to build about as cheap as of lum-
Der.
Having relatives in England, over
seers of coal mines. we have also sent for
plans for coal boaring tackle, believing
that there is abundance of coal If we
only seek it. The much. .talked.of ex.
orbitant freights will be settled.
Respectfully. RODINSON Il MOORE.
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-09
RRTDGE,H.

The money which has been squan-
dered on bridges in this county has
been a constant source Of complaint.
In Il number of instances, after the
county built the bridge, the approaches
were not made and the bridges were
left to crumble and rot without use.
At the last meeting of the Board,
Commissioner Taylor proposed that
hereafter a written guarantee be re-
quired Of town supervisors that ap-
proacles should be promptly made
after bridges were built. This guaran-
tee will be required hereafter. See
notice from Auditor Mills elsewhere.
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-09
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE BY AD.
VER7ISEMENT


VERTISEMENT.
Y! conditions of q certain Mortgage executed
and delivered by Benjamin +. COngtiOn and
Olive 8. COngdOR, his wife. MOrtgagOrS, to Kus-
cOe G. Chase. Mortgages, dated the l1th day Of
January. A. D. 1879. and recorded in the Office OF
the State of Minnesota. on the III, day of JaMua.
~ A. ID. 1879, at 8 O'Clock y. m.. in Book "B" OF
Mortgages OH page 457 on which there is claim
ed to be due and H. due at the date Of this notice.
the amount Of Eighty: Four tes4) Dollars. as In
due, as mentioned in said Mortgage. and no &C.
ton or proceeding has been instituted, at law
or in equity to recover the debt secured by
said mortgage. Or any part thereof:
Eow teeGeiore no Ice &C Is hereby given that BY
mortgage. and pursuant to the statute IN such
ca$e ma,ie AMI prov ided, the said mortgage will
be fOreclOsed by sale of the premises described
therein. by the Sheriff OF said county. at public
auction at the trout door Of the Court House. in
blcs and State Of Minnesota, on Friday
The 18th day of March, A. u. 1882,
At II o'clock a. N. to satisfy the amount which
shall then be due on said mortgage. with the in.
terest thereon. and costs and expenses OF sale,
and Thirty Five Dollars attorneys fees. as stip-
ullted In sal mortgage in case Of foreclosure.
The premises described in said mort gaee, and
80 to he sold are the lot, piece parcel of land
tOWIt:
The southeast quarter Of section Twenty. Four
(?4), Township One Hundred and One (lOI)
Range Forty-One 4l,) ,
Dated Fe0'SsFS ESSc0A 4 o. p cHxsr 1ssa MORTGAGE.
GEO: w: WILSON, Attorney foT Mortgagee.
First publication Feb. 2, 1852.
Last publication March ., 1882.
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-09

Music LEssONs.-Mrs. a. II. Bur-
dett has organized a class in instru-
mental music and will he in Worthing-
ton on Fridays and Saturdays. Parties
wishing to take lessons may leave word
with Mrs. II. G.. Free on 5th Avenue.
o. DIV
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-09
An Ordinance.

10 lrevent tile Carrying Of Concealed
Weapons:
Be 1t Ordained by the Common Council Of tho
Village Of WOrthiMgtOn:
SEC: l.. That 1t shall be unlawful for any per.
son within The corporate limits of he VILLAGE OF
WorthingtOn/ TO carry any pistol. dirk, siunE
shot or other dangerous weapon. concealed on
his person.
SEC. 2. Whoever offends against the provls.
ions Of this ordinance. shall on conviction there
Of, be punished by fine Of not less than Five
and in default Of the payment Of said ane, Be
imprisoned for a period Of not more than sixty
days.
SIC. j. This ordinance shalt take effect frun
and after it's passage.
Adopted February 1. 1882.
d. SHELL, President.
r. r. pl OTTs Recorder
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-09
Western Agent ('hildrcn'S Aid Society

Ifollovau's Pills and Ointn.ent,-7ne ricto-
ries of Science.-Domcstic Remedies, Steam.
Electric 1eIcgraphS, Printing, 6r, have each
had their par ic,llar ovation. but the man who
has reduc.dthe sphere Of disease, and all-viatcd
the sutc' Jugs of millions OF his fellow beings IT,
t. say the least Of 1t, entitled to our ainirati0n
Holloway has expended n life time In the sup.
pre**t"'' of sickness throughout the world, and
the elective cures Of measles. sIMal; lDx, ring
worm. whH,png cough. and all disorders affect
Ing childhood, his Pills and Ointment are as IA
'n'liar as household words in Europe. Asia, A.
rica and America. Mothers should never bc
without supply.
lMPORTA Ant CAUTIoN.-Nonc arc genuine I'm
less the signature tf j. IlAYlIOCK surrounds
each box Of pills AMI Ointment. Boxes 1T &c,
&C and ~ eNch.
AS-Thrre is considerable saving b. taking the
larger sizes.
1o-6-ly HOLLOWAY & Co., New York,
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-09
Il. Il. PLOTTs, Recorder.
BRIDGE NOTICN.

am requested by the County Commissioners
to publish notice to parties who have petittOned
or who may hereafter petition the County Board
to build bridges, that such petitions must be 40.
companied by 4 written GUARANTEE from the
to be located, that the roadway and approaches
thereto shall be made. and In u good and sub.
stantta manner, within reasonable time after
such bridges have been completed.
+. S. MILLS, Co. Auditor.
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-09
LIND EOR RENT

Extra fine land in good condition.
Will give Renter entire crop for keep
ing place in order. Apply to Thos. II.
Parsons & Co.. Wortllington. Minn.,
or to Elihu Smith, Sioux City, Iowa.
Ol-lxv
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-09

Wild geese and brant have been fly
ing about our lakes for several days
past. Spring!