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Last Saturdays coll, S1.9S2.5O

Not Beverage.-They are not bev.
erage, but Il medicine, with curative
properties of the highest degree, con-
tanning no poor whisky or poisonous
drugs. Thu v do not tear down IN al
ready debilitated system, but build it
up. One bottle contains more hop, that
is. more real hop strength, thar Il bar
rel Of ordinary beer. Every druggist
in Rochester sell them. and the physi.
clans prescribe the n.-Evening Express
on Hop Bitters.
The ADVANCE has a bright lady cor
respondent, IL. A. c." of whom a
friend writes:
The editor Of the Winnebago paper
sent me 4 Worthim9ton ADVANCE
with an article by you on the Revision
Of the Testament. He told me to tell
yon that he thinks you must be very
barve woman and full of wit. The last
verse If the poem tickled him to death.
Hovo,coy's Pills and Ointment, The Victo-
ries of Science.-Dornestic Remedies, Steam,
Electric Telcgraphs, Printing, &C., have each
had their par icular ovation. but the man who
has redu'' dthc sphere OF disease and alleviatcd
the sue:ings Of millions of his fellow beings, is
t. say the least Of it. entitled to our admiration.
Holloway has expended 4 life time IN the sup.
preston Of sickness throughout the world, and
the effective cures nf measles. smallpox, ring
worm. whOoping. cough. ana all disorders affect
ing childhood, his Pills and Ointment are as fa-
miliar rs household words III Europe, Asia, Al .
RIGA md America. Mothers should never be
without supply.
IMroRTAST CAur1oS.- None are genuine un
less the signature Of j. HAYDOCK surrounds
each b X Of Pills and Ointment. Boxes at 25c,
c. and II each.
A3-There il considerable saving BY taking the
larger sizes.
NGly HOLLOWAY & Co., New York.
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COUNTY NEWS.
RA NXOM

.. W. w. BOWS son, Willie, will
leave soon for Minneapolis to attend
school.
The wolves are pretty thick this win.
ter.
The shooting match at r. H. Bel
knap's on the 26th. resulted in VIM.
Herdick and r. H. Belknap coming Oft
first best.
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The Lyceun will meet next Friday
evening and discuss the Chinese ques-
ton.
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THE COUNTY TUHE.

THE COUNTY LEGISLdIUkE.
The new Board Of County Commits
sioners has been in session since Tues
day holding the regular January meet
ing. and trahsacting the usual routine
business. Besides this, the bonds Of
the Treasurer, Sheriff and Probate
Judge and Court Commissioner were
accepted, and the jury lists made out.
DR.. Craft was voted the County Poor
Practice in Il townships at a salary Of
500, and Dr.. Sullivan, Of Adrian, the
practice of Stownships in the west end
at a salary of $50.
The Worthington ADVANCE was
designated as the Official Paper Of the
County for all printing, tax list includ-
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a. l.. Runyon will sell his household
furniture and farm machinery OF Sat-
urday next 1T auction at the house on
9th. street.
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At the recent meeting of the School
Board II. E. Torrance was appointed
to fill the vacancy left by the removal
of b. n. Carrier to Minneapolis.
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Full proceedings next week.

Great Oil Boom-E. Balch. Elgin,
ILL.,, writes: THAT after trying dozens
of patent liniments. without relief, for
Il rheumatic and stiff knee, I feel have
IS, :uck oil at last" for after using
three bottles Of Thomas Eclectric Oil,
am prepared to say it is the btst ap-
y icatiun | have ever used" Sold at
laws
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The Hay Permit sales at the r. r.
Land office amounted to about $500
for the first three days of this week.
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Weakness Cured.-Lynn, Mass, Dec.
IS, 1851 gave that valuable medicine,
Browns Iron Bitters, to my sister for
weakness. After taking two bottles.
she was able to walk and run rs we'll rs
ever. 1t is certainly Il wonderful tonic.
VIM. JONES.
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GRAND PRAIRIE.


The weather took 4 severe cold yes
terday and gave US u cold northwest
storm i'll day. Thermometer Ut zero
this morning which is quito cold for
this winter. Last winter We used to
think 1t was quite warm when it got
up to ten below zero.
School in Dist. No. 80 was resumed
on Monday, DEC. 2s.
The measles seem to have about run
their course .in this town. Most cases
80 far Is heard from are about well.
The farmers are feeling good over
the mild winter, ~ it saves feed for
stock. With hay very scarce aud corn
Ut fifty cents per b,lsheI, stock would
be in u bad tx with such 4 winter IS
we had last year.
Everybody seems to be trying to en-
joy the holidays as best they can, but
IN this rs III everything else can be
seen the effects Of short crops. People
are very cautious in buying holiday
goods when money is 50 scarce. We
must be- just little glad this year and
hope for Il chance to feel more glad an
other year. GRAND PRAIRIE.
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:Thayer has a fine lot Of Easy Chairs,
Patent Rockers, Sofas. Fine Furniture
and Pictures for the Holidays: 15s3w
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RUSHMORE.

I wish you 4 happy New Year.
May you live to waltz into many an
other one.
Married, on the 31st ult., at the
Rusinore Hotel, by Justice Wemple,
Frank Lambert, of Drwald. to Rhoda
A. Egglestom, OF Warrington town.
ship. Our first wedding in this burg.
Long may they wave.
Tie literary society held their first
regular meeting on Monday. Jan. 2, at
the Rnshmore Hotel. Programme
Music, vocal and Instrumental, debates,
reading, Rotations, essay, etc. Next
meeting will he held ut the residence
of Mr.. A. &. Seney, Jan. 8th. Come
everybody and he sociable.
Watch Night we saw the new year in
and the old fellow out. Services by
the Rev. Mr.. Castles. Music, sacred,
and as the clock 8! ruck twelve the bells
rang out happy New Year to all.
LANSING.
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All Omcial Matter Pub
1ished i'm this Papor.

no FOREIGN SUBSCRIBERS
Subscribers to the ADVANCE living
outside Of Mobiles county will please
remember that when we notify them
OF the expiration of their subscription
and they do not respond. We take it Tor
granted that they do not want the
paper longer, and our rule is to strike
their names off.
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Jan. eth, at L. NJ.
The Railroad land Company have
appointed l.. 5. Nelson T"wn Lot and
Hay Permit Agent at Adrian to sue.
coed Geo. Il. Carr, resigned.
4 dispatch Of the 18th speaks of a
''1Iaytian Revolution" This is just
What we are are having here 1T our
Hay Press. There is revolution III
the hay business and the Hay tyin' is
done with wires. Caveat filed on this.
On Friday night last T.. +. Smiths
house, a"ut one mile from Adrian.
took fire about 10 O'Clock while the
family were asleep. The family got
out safely and part of the furniture
WAS saved
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Health and strength given to delicate
women, nursing mothers. and infant
hildren who us7, Browns Iron Bitters {.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
SUMMONS.
STATE OF MINNE5UTA,l
COUNTY or MOBILES.

SUMMONS.
COUNTY or MOBILES.
DISTRICT COURT. Sixth Judicial District.
Matilda Hoffman, Plaintiff,
Against
valentine r. Holman, Defendant.
The State Of Minnesota to the above named
Defendant:
You, Valentine Il: Hoffman are hereby sum-
mon, 20, d and required to ans1er the complaint Of
has been ii ed in the Office of the Clerk of said
Court at Worthington In said county amt to
serve copy Of your ansncr to said complaint
%o s % IN ht s Sss Sos the ' SSe.
tn, within thirty days after the service # this
summons upon you, exclusive Of he ia" Q: such
plant within the time aforesaid, the p.intii in
this action WILL upon such failure: APPLY t. the
Court for he relief deman led in the complaint
together with the costs and disbursements here
Dated December :4th, A. p; Isl; ,,,.
First pub. Jan. 5. 1882.
Last pub. Feb. 9, 1882
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE By AD.
FEH7YSEAlEIN7.
nEFAULT has been made in the conditions
cred by Mama 7. Rose, MOrgagOr, to Edward
Cooper Mortgage, dated the 18Th LAY OF April.
a. H. ~, anu icCtfOcu I'LL Tic OICt VI tUC KEY
lister of Deeds II the county Of Mobiles. State Of
OF Minnesota, OH the lst day OF May, \. - Is Q,
ut l. o'clock Il. III. in book "B" OF MnrtgareS,
on page 1876, which there is claime;t to be due
at the date of This notice, the amount Of Three
Hundred and Twenty six AMI g. 10G Dollars.
and ~ action or proceeding has been instituted
st law or in equity t" recover the debt secured
by said mortgage or any part thereof.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtnc Of 4
power Of sale contained in said mortgage, and
Of the statue in such case made and provided,
the said mortgage will be f"reclOsed by sale OF
the mOrtgaged pren iSes therein described,
which sale vii; be made ut the front door of the
Court House in the village Of WorthingtOn III
the cOuntC of Mobiles and State Of Minnesota, at
public auction by the sheriff OF said county, Oh
Friday. the 18th day of February, 1852,
At one o'clock il the afternoon to satisfy the g.
mount which shall then be- due on sail mort
gage. with the interest thereon, and costs and
expenses of sale, and Twenty Five Dollars At
torney's fees as stipulated in said mortgage In
case Of foreclosure.
The premises described in said mortgage. and
to be sold is that piece parcel OF land Situ
ated in the ctssln:y Of Mobiles and state Of Min
neSota. and known and described as follows, to.
wit:
The northeast quarter OF section twenty. four
(2i) in tow tShip one hu .dred and two (lU2) in
range forty-OHe Gl)
Dated January 18th. 1882.
i. COOPER. Mortgage.
LIS. NELSON, Attorney Of Mortgagec.
First pub Jan 5, 1881
Last pub Feb. 9. 1882.
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Fishing around the r. r. Land Of.
fee. we fished out of Chief Clerk Peter
son the following figures concerning
the business Of the Office for the past
year:
Amt Of tax paid in Feb. and March
last il Iowa. So, OS99S
Amt of tax paid in MINI.
III May and June last, 1908 4S
Town lot coils for year, %, 1857 81
Amt collected for hay
sales aid other items. 1,471.35
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTUNEOF Ais

ARRIVAL AND DEPAKTCKEOF MA Ills
ARRIVES
Eastern {daily) - l0a. M
d. st. Paul and beyond 5 80 p III
Noutlcrn - ga NJ
We>tcrn-Iu Verne and Sioux Falls, 10 % q m
Round Lake, SATURDAYS 4! III
DEPARTS.
Eastern {dai,y) ? 30 a. III.
do to It, Paul and beyond ~ 3. M
%outl,eru I" IL Iva. III.
W~stern-Lu Verne and Sioux Falls 3 40 p IN
EO,lui ..: Sa ,Ir,i,,~ l ~
Nails car rird by day tra"S close 20 minutes
before 4 'p:,rture. Ali others 1t O'clock pm.
Office hours from i. IL. t" $ p III. sun lays
from : to q u III and II III t" y 80 pm.
Money orders issued an! letters registered be-
tween o'cluck Il III and y ~.
~ Is. SJCLE, Z. n.
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tFOl the Advanced
ONLYA DREAM.

slept, and 4 beautiful city
Opened up to my view;
Its streets were paved with marble.
And Its skies were ever blue.
dreamed. and the dream enhancing,
Seemed to hold me spell 0ound there,
1t seemed like vision Ut glory
Caught from the upper air.
The gates Of this beautiful city.
We're opened and closed by All angel form;
And knew that this palace Of beauty
Would never be taken by storm.
saw on the throne above me.
In state sat he King OF Kings:
1iOnged, like the angels around NE,
10 soar with unsulied wings.
And music. delicious and beautiful.
FlOated out on the heavenly breeze:
And combined were beauty aud harmony,
The ear and eye to please.
Iaw"ke. but its memory helped me,
And ehrered me through one busy day.
Though know 1t was "only dream"
OF the mansions over the way"
MARY E, rARsohs
HONE MADE RHYxE1.
Maid Of YOnkers. ere We buss.
Tell inc, will YOU make fuss!
New York News.
Maid of Hartford. ere pop.
Tell me, will you faint or flop?
Hartford Sunday Journal.
Maid Of Gotham. ere we marry.
Tell me, will you raise Old Harry:
Elevated Railway journal.
Maid Of Webster. ere We wed,
Who'll split the kindling In the shed:
Webster Times.
Maid OF Camden, ere we mate,
Can never stay out latc7
Camden News.
Mail OF Newton, ere hitch,
Tell me truly, are you rich:
Newton Republican.
Maid Of junction, ere we tie.
Ie!l me, will you tlack my eye?
columbus Junction Herald.
Maid Of Salem, ere we double,
Tell me, will YOU make any trouble:
Salem Register.
Tell me, pretty Worthingtonner.
Are yon ''mashed' Oh any runner
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eeEa week III your own town. A5OutAt free
wv No risk. Reader. IL you want business
at which persons Of either sex can make great
~ al the time they work, write for particulars
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

AuDITOR-E. s. Mills.
TkEAsuKEK-H. T. Shepard.
REGISTER or DEEDS-,J0seph Chadwick.
JUDGE or IltC,BA TER. ID. Barber.
CLERK or COuWT-lb N. Carrier.
SHENuFF-k. X. Miller.
SURvEYON-Allen CLANCY. Deputy-Alle"
N. CLANCY.
COURT COMMlsslONEN-H u. Humiston.
COUNTY ATTOKNEY-t:eO. W. wilson.
CORoNEK-L. Is. Bennett.
COUNTY SUrEElNTENDENT-J.C G. Ogle.
COMMISSIONERS.
Fyrst District-Frcd Bloom, Of Seward, Chr'n
6econd DiStrict-A. NJ. Crosby, Of Adri"n.
Third DiStrict-MiicS Rirkctt, VI Grand
Prairie.
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A Domestic Sewing Machine for sale
at this office.
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New iIIinerv.
rs. p. A. 0eW0lE.

Wishes to inform the La lies of WOrthinet0n
AMI surrounding country that she has opened 4
fee, on nth street, where will be kept constant.
~ on hand in the
--latest Styles,
All things pertaining to the Millinery line.
Your patronage respectfully solicited. Ally
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TIE HFTSTppER,


The social event Of the season. and
take it altogether, the finest thing Of
the kiill whic!, has come off in Worth
ington, was the supper given by the
Okaln'na hat .: the Oriental Order Of
Humility: on Friday night last ut
the MvMAuus House, followed by Il
hop at Bc:.nctt Hall. Mack and hi :;
:.rconplis! ell lady provided about
eve:ytII;ny in :ll" WHY Of good eati"g
which, could be st on the table, and
everything passed off with Tie best Of
feeling outside ;l"d the vivtua!s pass
eA in with tic. wu:nitst and most cor
dia; f,e.i & inside. About 10 persons
: lmrtook of tii- supper.
Tie ball Was KS. successful! rs the
supper. A regular printed programme
WAS adhered to and Numbers sold, 50
that everything worked like clock work
| under tue floor management OF &. st.
John Cole and G.. ". Smith. Four to
five sets were kept making the 'p"etry
Of motiou' until about two O'Clock in
the morning. The music WAS furnish
Ell Ivy the Mrssrs. Muck and Mclean,
aud the calling Ivy the Messrs. Kline.
The first public demonstration Of the
Hut therefore WAS most decided sue
cess, ard one Of the objects, that Of
promoting good fellowship, was attain
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AUCTION .-I!OusphOld Guotls, kitcll-
| en- Furniture. and Farming Utensils,
residence Of a. J.. Runyon, Saturday,
Jan. It'll, at | T. NJ
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Il UEliEI BOARD.

Some Of the old defeated Ring having
reported that the Few Board of County
Commissioners were Il lightweight"
body, we interviewed them on the sub
jet and found their respective weights
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r 3. Mutual aid S0ci-
- ETY..
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
VII plan e this ~uc.ty :rr,',n,,,"l$ itself for
Us sim 1iIcity. equity and aiv,iiar". from :
n6 cents per wr~k, ncr riding t., age. secures
81 ut'~ rl,~it to hops. II Il: Ii =, *Ari 81.
Ma!r< AMI females irm Is t. tSl years II aye.
nay Lrrun" n,",ni,rrS. Tx mi,e ;i,r >y~t,u.-
All he ne:cfit- OF life in <n;Anre l,,:ly i secured
~ lab,ring men, call nn -" "t.d"''ss
1. B. BENNETT,
-3-tf Agent. Worih;nEto.. Minn.
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Vol. 10. No. 10

Ben. Langdon announces that he has
quit the business of selling beer.
If the Commissioners will raise our
salary we'll do the county printing for
nothing this year.
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RAFT, M. D.,
8.32-ly

7 CRAFT, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN Il SURG EON.
Special attention given to Surgery ana liz.
Treatment Of Female Diseases; having mad ter
years experience.
Also Surgeon Of the Sioux City &; st. Paul aud
WOrthnytOl, & Sioux Fails Railroads.
Supplied with full eases # Surgical md Obstct
.icaliIstruncmts, and fracture applsnc:s
OFFICIAL residence, corner Of Fourth Ave-
nue and Eleventh Street,
WORT4ING3O.N. MINI.
Is lilly.
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pEREONALN.

Mrs. W. a. Peterson made a flying
visit to Window on Tuesday.
Attorney l<ohrer is absent OH bust
DeSs.
J. S. McManus and lady left on Mon
day morning for 4 weeks visit to 81.
Paul.
''Ptide goeth before destruction and
a naughty spirit before u fall" The
Oriental Order of Humility held tive
meetings last week and initiated the
following persons: DR.. J. Craft. Hon
&. II. Smith, Hon. l. p. Durfee, Z. J.
Humiston, g. B. Loyeless aud Jane,
Marden.
b. n. Carriers tern of office ~ Clerk
Ut Court having expired, he may now
be considered as lin business" in Min.
neap"lls. His office is ''2Ol, Nicollet
Avenue" where he will attend to any
thing in the line of his profession. II
we were there we should Immediately
proceed to elect him Clerk of Court.
We take a fatherly interest III Mr.. &.
for lie 'wrs Ills eight years lease Of Of
flee in this county to us more than to
any other man ''by large majority
and we might add. We are proud to be
his official parent on the pAternal side
Good luck to you, Carrier, III your new
home.
THE NEW OFFICERS.
Tie new county officers slid into
their places on Monday last and the
old officers slid out without 4 jar.
There WAS no desperate effort this time
to hold on to the public udder. B. F.
Johnson, the new Register Of Deeds,
took quiet possession and appointed G.
+. Pope his present deputy. l.. b.
Bennett, the new Clerk of Court, as
sumed the ermine with becoming quiet.
ness ard dignity, and being Il member
of the Hut, without any airs TO, why
should the spirit Of mortal" put on
airs?) and appointed B. II. Bennett
his assistant for the present. Nj. A.
Doane, the new Superintendent OF
Schools, was already i'll possession,
and Auditor Mills and Sheriff Miller
succeeded themselves without Il clash.
The Mills and Miller Of the past term
put off their shoes gracefully and the
new Mills and Miller stepped into the
brogans with Il complacent smile.
Treasurer Shepard does not turn him.
Self out until March, and we are salts.
fled that when the time comes there
will be no contest, and that the ex.
Shepard will yield to the in-Shepard
with good grace and with the best
wishes toward his successor. l.. S.
Nelson, the new Probate Judge and
Court Commissioner. submitted his
bonds with rosy face and a genial
smile and the retiring Probate Judge
(having got the consent Of Mr.. Dunnell
to do SO. retired with pang.
Tie new Board Of County Commiss-
toner's assembled on Tuesday and elect
ed d. Shell Chairman of tie Board.
=. Blaine, Of the First District, I. l..
Taylor, Of the Second, Jas. Gown, of
tie Third, and NJ. O<II-arn, Of the
Fourth, were all promptly in their
places. On Tuesday night the county
officers had al oyster supper at Her
roi's and coed time ill around.
May the new order ut things so auspic,
inusIy bngun, continue so to the end,
and may the people never have cause to
regret the choice they made in Novem-
her last
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SIOUX CITY 4 ST. PAUL TIME CARD.

G. x. ". TIMErA
Tim" 81 departure Of Passenger Trains from
vIankat":
Leave for Chicago III 4. NJ. l. & IS y. NJ.
- Nr% Tim III {; !: <. III. s ) Is y. N.
Time nf arrival
Fr.'n tie East, q RI 4 III 4 * y M
from the West, S'Aa III i & 70 III.
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CLUB RATES.
The ADVANCE is furnished at d 50 a year t
Clubs Ct ten or more. Clubs OF ten for six month
IS cents for each subscriber
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DRESS MAKING.
lam prepared to do
Dress and Cloak Making
In the latest styles. Also to manufacture
HairSwitcheS.
MISS EMMA CURTIS.
Room-First Door North Of DR.. Barriers Dru
Store. lin

FURTHER REDUCTION.
County Maps can be had 1T this office
the rate of for Is cents.
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y daughter Of Mr.. MolH;g, formerly
Of ;iyelow. died on "Wednesday last.
We neglected to mention at the time
tl:e death Of Mr.. Whipkey, well
known t. our people. VIII died Il few
months ago ia Indiana
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NRn week In your own town . Outfit
AnyH free. No risk. Eyeryt hing new. Cap
WV ltal not required. We will furnish you
everything Many are making fortunes
Ladies' make AZ much as men, and boys and girls
make great pay. Reader If you want bust.
ness at which You can make great pay all the
time you work. write for particulars to II. Hal
lett T. Co.. Portland Name
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In our list O! new officers of the Ag-
ricultural Society last week we failed to
get that of our friend E. l.. Wtmple,
Of Rushsnore. who WAS chosen Cores
pOl. ding Secretary
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Adding the Clerk, Auditor Mills,
whose weight is 190fbs. the total boar d
foots up 1,121 TBS. If this board isn't
''weig'.ty" enough we shall try to get
bigger men next time.
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LOCAL.
RATES,

woRru,soroS. MIMI. JAsuAns. 5, 1882.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


TO TEACHERS AND SCHOOL OFFICERS.
The County Superintendent OF Schools may be
found at his Office IN the court house, up stairs,
every Saturday, from 9t0 O'Clock.
IDLY NJ. A. DOANB, Co. Supt.
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I(IION SALE.

Commencing Jan. IL, 1882, at half
past ten O'Clock, at Cal. Slattuc's
store, Il choice stock of Boots and
Shoes. Hats, Caps, Dry Goods Crock
cry, etc. THESE goods must he sold for
cash regardless Of cost.
wv |. P.'DvRFEE. Auct.
, 1882-08-25
SHIPPING NEWS.

PoRT TOWNSEND, Aug. 23.-The Chill
ian ship Lota arrived this afternoon, 81
days from Valparaiso. She will load at
Utsalady. Am. blk Littleield arrived
last night from Yokohama via Victoria.
The schooner Premier, from Amoor Riy-
er, paid off her crew here today. and will
proceed tomorrow to Port Blakely to load
lumber for Port Oxford. Ships Hope
and Pleiades have shipped crews, and are
about leaving the harbor to go foreign.
The steamer Yaquina is expected here
soon from Portland, and will takefreight
on her return trip from the Sound, for
$3.50 per ton.
The schooner Maria E. Smith and
barkentine Klickitat are loading ut Utsa-
lady; the latter will complete her cargo
about next Tuesday evening.
MARINE SAhEs.-The latest Transfers
of vessels made at the Sal Francisco
custom house were three-sixteenths OF
the barkentine John Smith to ]. Cevel-
no, Charles Thornquist nnd John Smith,
for 5000: schooner Rosario 10 Ocoeli"
ctaamsh,n o.. Hi' 80. md hrir C'.