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The Worthington advance., 1883-01-04
U. S. LAND OFFICE, Wor.hington, Mimi

11rc. 7, i'c2,
COMPLAINT having been entered at THIS Office
by Charles y. lluNiston against Albert l. Run
Timber Culture Ensry NJ. 1908,
Dated july /. 1873.
Upon the rl@seA sw,4SeA and selsvM, see, 81
township lii2, y"gne 80, in Mobiles County
Minn, wthn view 10 the cancellation of said
entry ;c"ntsstant alleging that Albert l.. Ru:,yon
has failed to plant trees, seeds. or cuttings in
1881 AND l*S2 AUD &c ctliyAe as required by law,
The said parties are hoGcby sUlNlnoned 10 ap
pear 1t this Office on
The l6th day uf January, 1882, at o'clock
p. III,
70 respond ana 'urni-l j: testimony concerning
said alleged failure.
Mons i;EINAGRR Register.
Is L. H. SMITH. iieculvur.
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RANSOM.

The. New Years party at the resi-
dence OF J. II. Scott was quite an af.
fair. A number of friends present,
young and old. The time passed off
very pleasantly and quickly, when at
80 dinner was announced and every
body tried his or hcr best to eat the
NEST. The turkey and the rest Of th.
dinner showed taste and skill, of viii h
Mrs. Scott has 4 large supply. AT
O'Clock the company began to disperse
and every one declared they had spent
happy New Year.
The Rev. Mr.: Bronson. of Beaver
Geek, will preach here the rest Of the
year, the Rev. Mr.. Sherin turning out
to be i fraud aud imposter. Elder Lis
comb visited RUshmore on Christmas
to cast out devils.
The Graves brothers have got to be
qnite horse jockirs They have said
their old hump backed mule for $40.
Brsides this. they have bought c. ".
Dow's three card monty horse 3nd
drove him to church the first thing.
T. J. Sutton's dinner. an the 9th,
was quite - success. there being over
80 persons present, and \ bountiful
dinner.
F.. Il. Hubbard's health is improving
slowly and We hope surely.
Stock are looking very well in this
section OF country for this time Of the
year. DICK.
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PREMIUM OFFER.
PAY UP AND. GET TWO PA.

PAY UP. AMI. GET TWO PA
PERS FOR ONE RATE.
TO all subscribers to the ADVANCE
who will pay all arrearages and one
year in advance, we make the follow
ing offer: I'LL.
The Iowa Farmer, $1.00 a year, pub.
lished at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and an
excellent agricultural paper, free for
one year. -..,~
Or, those who prefer the Chicago
Weekly News to the Iowa Farmer, can
have the former one year on the same
terms. ~ ..>
To the first five persons in January
who pay all arrearages and one year in
advance from January 1888, the
BREEDERS LIVESTOCK JOURNAL
one year free, or the Iowa Farmer if
they prefer it, the first five to have
their choice between the two.
To every subscriber who will pay all
arrearages and one year in advance
from January !. 1883, the Iowa Farmer
and Dr.. kendall's famous Horse Book
free.
TO the first twelve subscribers who
pay up during Holiday week, between
Christmas and New Years, paying all
arrear@ges and a year in advance from
January l, 1883, the Iowa Farmer, DR..
Kendall's Horse Book and DR.. Foote'S
Health Hints and Recipes free.
Or, those who prefer The Farmers
Union and Minneapolis Tribune can
have it ON the following terms:
ANY subscriber who is in arrears six
months or more and will pay all arrear-
ages and one year in advance will re-
csive the Farmers Union and Tribune
one year free.
Any one who will subscribe for the
ADVANCE and pay for not less than Is
months in advance will receive the Un-
ion and Tribune one year free.
All these premium offers will hold
till the first ef February, 1883.
This is the time to pay up and re-
new. This should be done without u
bonus or il premium, but we make the
above offers to induce our Subscribers
to stir around and get two or three
papers and several books fer being
good boys" and doing what they
ought to do anyhow.
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MAPs.--We have a supply of Mobiles
County Maps framed to hang up. Every
Office should have one. No family
should be without this map. Keeps the
baby quiet and Smoothes the wrinkles
out of your wife's temper.
COUNTY MAps-Now is the time to
secure county maps and send to friends
and land hunters. For sale at this Of
fee at the following rates:
Single maps, 10c. =
SNAPS, csc.
Is maps. Sl.O0 "
So maps, 81. SO.
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Tie County Commissioners met
Tuesday and are still in session rs
there is pile" Of business ts DO.
Full report next week. Hope she,e
wont be any COMllicatIOAs in the back
or distress in the lumber region over
the county printing.
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kiNM IN HHEafIKylG2

The Iowa Farmer. of Cedar Rapids,
lava. is the cheapest and best agricu|-
tnral and stock Journal in the West.
and is published at the low price Of ST
per year Subscribe for it 1T ence and
get the three last months Nos. of 1882
ttee Its M nH'snxfos on xastn ais" $; ' offer this
and machinery to those who will raise
clubs far it. Write ns at once for com.
plete list aud see how easy it is tomake
81 900. Iowa. .FARMER Co,
Cedar Rapids, Ioxa;Ns
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CONTEST NOTICES.
LAND OFFICE 1T Wcrthlngton, Mi,

LAND OFFICE 1T Wcrthngton, MINI,
Dec. X lXe2.
COMPLAINT having been entered at 1hiS OF
flee ~ 'ieo &c l:lldSe against VIM. S. Cnnley
For failure to comply wi Il law a. to Timber
Cult ure Entry No 49, dated July ,, 1878,
Upon the seA Of sec. -, town 1t:i, range -,
In Mobiles county, Minnesota, with y view to
the c.nce!I.iion of said entry: co tts:unt .lrg-
v.ie said land aud failed to plin, trees seeds or
cuttings, ::ns! has f.i!va to have any trrr~ grow
ing thereon ;'h- -;i parties are hereby sum
lnnnsu ~ appear at tfi, o:iic
The 18th day OF Feb. 1851, at o'clock p. m.,
rn respond and furnish testimony colce cning
said alleged failure.
Mons GN1SAGER Register
II G. II. SMITH, Receiver.
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BIGELOW.

It seems to me that Pauline" does
mt keep very we'll posted III the line Of
news, from the irregularity of his COM
mnnications. l want to see Bigolow
represented every week in your valua-
bic paper. For although we cannot al
ways agree OIL religious subjects, yet
we agree that you print live paper.
Jno. Do Boos is dealing in "hard
heads' this winter; gsinR to underpin
his house and store and set ready for
the boom in the spring.
Miss Hannah Peterson is teaching
the school in the Moberg house.
Miss Carrie VeIvatt teaches the lake
school.
The Rev. Sherin has not resigned his
circuit. as your Rnslmore correspond
ent states, but will preach one week
from Sunday, the l4th of Jan. Come
out and hear him. -..
Close Bros. are pushing up their
houses and barns south Of us. Hepe
they will come over tie line next sum-
meI. ALPHA BETA.
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INCONSISI'ENCY or THE pEOHIBI-


The Worthington Prohibiionists, AS
we stated last week, Eaye circulated 4
petition asking the Legislature to sub
init u Prohibition amendment to tie
people
When interviewed as to a Prohlbi-
ton amendment, they are very anxious
to trust the people to vote on it.
When interviewed as to submitting
the question III Worthington to 4 vote
Of the people, the bulk Of them say
frankly that they are not willing to
trust the people. They want the ques-
tion taken entirely out Of the hands Of
the people and the council and depus-
tied in an Impractical, irsn-clad chart
er, 50 that small minority OF extrem-
lists, fanatics and light tax payers can
control it.
Worst Of all they do not see that this
is Inconsistent. And, going to the gist
Of the matter, it is probably not.
For the whole object OF the P1ohibi-
ton amendment is to put tins question
beyond the con:rel Of the people. That
is what the little handful of iMpracti-
cal, ,unIepuolican, nlonarchical fanatics
want. Bamboozls the people into put
ting the question beyond their own
control, is the game Of tho Prohibition.
lists.
Local option is fair and just in every
respect. Wcrthington has no right to
say to New Ulm, You shall not manu-
facture nor drink beer. Nor has New
Ulm any right to say to WorthingtSn.
You shall not BE y prohibition town.
In either case, the people should cea-
troll the question.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS
ARRIVES

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MA Ills
ARRIVES
Nor.hcrn tdaily) ll:3Oa. N.
st. Paul and East 4:2O i. IN.
Rou:hcrn " 4:5 a. III.
Eastern Il G. Il. s. n. $3.50 p. m.
Observation-Disclosures s. Sioux Falls, 1925 4 M
Round Lake. Saturdays IL m
DEPARTS.
Northern tdai!y) rs a. m.
do to st. Paul and beyond 10 20 y III
southern - 1888 p. III.
Eastern IS i. C. z. s. n. $50 Il. III.
Observation-Disclosures s Sioux Falls 4:2O p III
Round .-.-.e, SATURDAYS l III
Nails carried by day trains close 20 minutes
before departure. Ali others at O'Clock p m
Office hours from Il. m. to p III. Sundays
from to 4 III and II III to l p. NJ.
Money orders issued ai,,l letters registered be-
tween o clock 4 Ill and p IL.
II. y. BARBER, p. NJ.
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" NTk,n

Three thousand bushels Oats, five
hundred bushels Russian Flax, clean
from mustard; and three thousand bu.
Wheat, reasonably clean from foul
seeds. Will pay highest market prices
for same also have good Loss Ma
tio seed wheat for sale.
lS2w FL. PORTER. Adrian. Mimi.
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NOV. %, 1!o-.
NOTICE IS hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention to
;has xe ,n ' & 2t;t VIII ~ ffa nad, 81 ,aH,: M % n. '
Land n:ncc at or;.,inSsv,, E;inI,., Oh
Friday, Jan :, 1873.
Viz: i!rT.Nan Hiclkr.
1h.:!. a:. L. tp7 for she wl1StA elise. OF =. c.
llA II
l.e n:!:!eS the follow Ing witnesses to prove his
coh.il,uuIS Residence upon, ::nd cilltivaf!u. ef
Sad land. viz:
sSre. {. Christensen. G.. II. Gale. Tnnr.as
Murray, Wm. Sow eS, Sr., S"b.aS county. a:!nn
l4 MONS GiINAGER, kesi>
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6llckl1n9a ArR,;c1 S21va.

The best salve in the world for cuts.
bruises, sores. ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions. and posi-
lively cures piles. It is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction. or money re-
funded. Price % cents per box. For
sale by &. II. Smith. Civ
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2f.ARRIEO,

On Dec. 80, 1882, Mr.. VIM. E. Treg-
oning, Of Iowa Co., Wis.,, and Miss
Lettie Marr, Of Nebles county.
On Jan. I, 1883, i!r. Robt. Williams
and Miss Nary Ryall, both Of Mobiles
county.
Rev. h. F. Kephart, Of the NJ. f.
Church, officiating in bot', cases..
10tbs Conf. a Sugar at Bigelow T.
Plumb'S. 19-2w
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Farmers and others desiring u gen.
toel, lucrative agency, by which SIS to
SIS day can be earned. send address
at once. on postal to II. e. Wilkinson
& Co., 1876 and 1877 Fulton Street, New
l OK. 17-6M.
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FINAL PROOF NOTICES.
LAND Ory.Cr at Wostninxson. Mimi,

Dec ~. 1sS:,.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler h's fled notice "i his intention
t. make i!Ma! proc! in support Of his c!i:iia :.n
that said proof will be made before the U. 5.
Land Office 1T Norsiing.on, MINI ON
Friday, Jan, ~. lNS},
Viz: Albert i.eiStik",
Homestead Application, No. 1877,
Fer ; A. SX u sec. :'i-ltEi-S9.
He names tl.e following Witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon ana cultivation OF.
Sti:i land, viz:
John Meyer, John Fitch, Wa. Tomiore,. Jas,
iicr>ic.
Is Mons GRINA;HR. Eegistcr
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DmULAR COMMUNICATIONS Of Fraterni-
IL ty Lodge, No. l0l. A. F. & A. NJ. at Masonic
NJ Hall In Wo:thington on the
AAsC2.S.a8 lst and 81 Mondays III each
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THE SCHOOL IivIQUITY.

Prof. Wood, late Principal Of the
Worthington Schools, left on Saturday
last, shaking off the dust Of his feet
against the bitter act who have fought
and worried him from the first. Be-
fore leaving, paper va3 circulated
and signed by large majority OF the
parents who send children to school,
pledging him support and agreeing to
send their children. But he found
three members Of the Board. who repre-
sent the xtreme chmcA clement, bi, ter
against him, some even insultinsly 50,
and he resigned and left. We lave in
village and they inform us that their
children progressed rapidly and did re-
markably well under the Prof. Only
where the children wore determined to
be ugly and disobedient, and where
they were backed by older people, was
there amy trouble.
We have little personal interest in
the matter. though we pay double the
schoel tax of many who have been so
bitter and so INSCRIPTIONS. They said
when Prof. Wood came that he would
have hard time Of it and they have
done AL in their power t. make it diff
cult and unpleasant for him. We dis.
like to see III Innocent and worthy
man so unfairly and meanly treated,
lie should know that Prof. Wood is
not to blame. nor is the majority Of the
patrons Of the school to blame, for the
trouble. A handful of extreme church
people, bound to rule or ruin, bound to
have their style Of relie ious teacher OF
none, are wholly to blame fox all the
trouble.
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WNI. WOLLIsCROFT.
SINGING SCHOOL.

-
I expect, At request of many friends,
to teach i singing school Of Is lessons.
Those desiring to attend will please
call upon me within week.
Terms-Sl. 90 each. pupils to furnish
their own books. One-half tuition i'll
advance, balance at middle Of term
First lesson Tuesday. January 10th,
Balance of lessons on Friday evenings
Of each week. G1:O NJ PLUME.
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

AUDlrOR-E. 8. Mills.
TREASCRER--U. G. shepard.
REGISTER or DEEDs-H. F. johnson.
JUDGE OF PRoBkrE-l. $. Nelson.
CLERK OF COuKT-I. b. Bennett.
SHEEIFF-E. 4. Miller.
SUHvEYoR-Oto Berreau.
Court CoMMISs;OSEE-l. 5: Nelson.
CoUNrY ATTonSEY-Geo. W. Wilson.
CORONER-J. :. NcManuS.
County SJrEEISTESDENT-L.S >. NelSOn.
COMMISSIONERS
FYrsf District-.r Blaine, Of Hcrscy.
Aecos,d Eislrict-T. l.. Taylor, Of Elk:
Third Dixtrict-Jamcs GOWN OF Adrian. ,
Fourth Di$trict-Maurice O'Jlearn, O1 Grand
FIfih Distr;ct-D. Shell, Worthington, Chm.
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An exchange anticipates IA uEusu-
ally large emigration, from Irelan:, CIV
ing to the political troubles and the
distress in that country. "Dinna 20
hear the brogan.'
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MARRIAGE LICE.vsEs ISSUED.
We are indebted to Deputy Clerk Of
the Court, B. II. Bennett, for the fcl.
lowing list Of marriage licenses issued
during the year 1882:
Andrew Heganson to Augusta Sophia
Lind2ren.
John Krost to Emma Kohler.
JOHN Serflinx to Sarah Jane krumm.
Anthony MCDsnala t. Annie Ken.
nedy.
Marcus Fl Cox to Laura x 'Tarbert.
Henry T. Kline to Sarah Ellen Glib
bard. "'>
james McQuirk to Elizabeth Riley.
ReDsaleer Simmons to Evaline An
dersen.
Frederick FL Thompson to Eliza G
Nelson.
John Roach to Lucia Maloy.
Frederick q Kline to Matilda
Smaltchs.
Edward Z Gage to Romaette J al.
len.
Samuel Hartley to Elizabeth Ecker.
Edward + Buchan to Emma l. Mott.
Joseph Fritscller to Theresa Appel.
Eugene Flynn to Kate Allen.
John Prlcl to Rosy Chepa.
j. )hn GlDlSch to CathArine Buden-
way
CIV Henderson to 1.ettie Holms.
Thomas G. Newell to Anna Clark,
George a 3eireis to CAtharine Rel
CERT.
A " Oxley to Libbie Rathhurn.
Albert Hykpr to Amelia Wies
William J Brown to Lizzie Milton
berger.
Daniel Fritz to Caroline Mcser. i
Anton ScI,afer to Lillian Wemple. =. :.
George Wall to Harriet Greenlee.
Charles G Christiansin to Phemia Ash
worth.
Miner.
David J Pettis to Lucy j Millington-
Isaac G Gregg to Emma A Randall.
Charles Sterling to Matilda Solomon
son. ...
William b Treeoning to Lille Mari.
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We can vouch for it that Halls Hair
Remover restores gray hair to its yontA-
ful color, prevents badness. makes the
hair soft and glossy, does not stain the
skin, ana is altogether tho best known
remedy for all hair and scalp diseases
We therefore take great pleasure in
recommending HALLS Hair Renewer to
to our readers.
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SALE UNDER DECREE.
CTATE OF MINNESOTA,
y COUNTY OF MOBILES
In DISTRICT COURr,
II. SIXTH ) JUDICIAL DISTRICT. !
r. e. Ninxl wv Plaintiff - ~.

~ COUNTY OF MOBILES. ...az+<- = ~:
In DISTRICT COURT,
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. !
F. G. Winsl,W, Plaintiff, .-...:-~
Thomas G.. Bostic and Sarah A. Bostic, De-.
PENDANTS. ..-e--..- - =.
FINDER and by virtue Of the decree of said
~ Court III the above entitled action, made
and entered in said court on November 24th.
l>82, and a certified copy OF which has been
delivered to me with orders to enforce the
same, will sell ut pubic auction, to the high
est bidder for cash, at the front door Of The
Court house in the village of Worthingtoll,
Mobiles county, Minnesota, on - ,
Friday, the 18th day of January, 1883,
At 10 o'clock 4. H., the following described real
estate, described in said decree and situate in
Mobiles county, Minnesota, and described as fol-
lows, to-wit:
The norih half OF the northwest quarter
Of section Thirty-f0ur (3i,) Township one hun
dred and one GOD. range iorty-,wO (i2). and
the south half OF the northwest quarter III zee.
tiOn Thirty,FOur (34). township One Hundred
and One Ull. range Forty TWO (42).
November 9th, 1882.
II. r. MILLER,
Sheriff Mobiles County, Minnesota.
DANIEL ROHRER. Attorney for Plaintiff.
First pub. Nov. 80, 1882
Last pub. Jan. /. 1873
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COUNTY NEWS.
T(IR A IN

Mr.. Hildrstll, the cattle buyer, has
been through here buying cattle tile
past week, from II. Firth, Jehn Hans
berger and other parties.
MIR. Harris, brother in law to X.
Firth and Jos. Chadwick, is up from
st. Charles on a visit.
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moz..r1sa@E .;,1.xczosVRss SALE.

1\EFALLT h@s been n:.ie in the conditions OF
IL that ccr.::i:, Mr. gage which contains 4
power ot SAL, executed by wi! lam H. Ingc.a'n
ANA !.etlia.I: lngrah.m. his wit,', aio7tg 4sorS
t. The Dulriee Mortgage and Iru>; iv"stnient
Company u.mit,'d,) ol dundee, scotland dated
! eb! Nay oth X. -: ei.hteen hunlled and
islerNf lie, d>'"f the county OF NIB cs and Stale
Of Minnesota, on the 9.h day of May, A ID. 1881
at lu:iO o'clocN q. NJ. in book ~ of Mortgages,
1T pages A2, 80. ::a and SO, upns the following
described lands situate in the county OF Mobiles
and stare oi MINES. ia, wit:
The southeast QUA. ter OF sectsu Six (G) and
shii' One Hundred and On: <!ol), range Forty
three (43) vest, "nnt tairins three hundred md
twenty :S) acres. securing tho pa: meut of fif
teen liund ed isI5jv) Dollars, on the fifth day
OK FeEruary, \. ID. l"56 with interest thereon
from date Until pa ut the rate OF eight per cent
aniiu!n, payable annually On H. first tay OF
issory note Of he said William Il. and Letfia j.
lngrlham with coupons t:ached to said note at
tht office OF the Corbin Banking Company, New
York City.
The Interest due ,]anuaryl. 1882, not having
been Paid and the sal mortEagec electing to
forecose for the principal amount and interest,
there is now ella lined to be due. and there is due
Ut this date on said noe and mortgage The Sum
OF Seventeen Hundred AID Seventeen and 30. lN'
t$i,7H.3O Dollars, together with ;h sum Of
One Humid red tsltO) Dollars rs attorneys fees
agreed to be paid in case said mort gage were
fOrecloSed; and no action or proceeding has
been instituted at law to recover tho debt sccur-
ed by said mortgage,
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of the
power OF sale in said mortgage contained, and
pursuant to the statute in such case made and
provhned. the said mortgage will be forccloS,.:l
by the sale OF said lands above described, and
said lands will D" sold by the Sheriff said No.
Pies county ("r by his neputv) 1T public vendue
to he highest bidder therefor for cash at ,he
front d"'r OF tke Court House in the town Of
Worthing;on in the county Of Mobiles Il State
OF MINES IL. on
Friday, the 5th day Of January,
A. D. lSs: 1T 100 cIoch in the forenoon 1T Said .iay
TO satisfy the amount which Shall then be due OH
said mortgage. including sad attorneys fec az
provided Tor III said mortgage together with all
legal costs and disbursements.
-. Datel -, Paul, MiMn., November !. 1872.
VES'TAiENT COMPANY, LIMITED. OF Dun
dee. Scntlan'!. MOrtgaurt.
CHARLES j. BEKEYnl,L. Attorney for Mort
cagce, ST. Paul, Minn.
First. pub. Nov. z, 1882
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s. Mclean has rented the old butch
er shop Of Poundstone s. Anderson
and is now prepared to furnish AL
kinds Of meat. Cash paid for Hogs,
Cattle and Hides. l2-tf.
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4. o. y. ". SVppEH.

-. a. ~ y t1 $T.
The Worthington Lodge of United
Workmen vii! have their annua! sup
per at the McManus House on Friday
evening, Jan. 18th, on which evening
the new officers will be installed. All
brethren are requested to meet a. the
hall at 7:3O O'Clock sharp. There will
be one initiation, after which will come
installation and q brief address or two
on the order. From the hall the breth-
rem and their wives will proceed to the
McManus House, where y royal supper,
such Is Mack and his lady know SO we'll
how to serve, will he furnished, follow
ed by teasts and responses, music and
a general good time.
Supper only 81 couple. All breth-
rem are urged to participate.
The members of the Adrian Lodge
are cordially invited to join with the
WerthinRton Lodge III a good square
meal and in G.. IL. and p.
The School Board on Wednesday
night voted to empley Prof Wright, Of
Fsirnaont, aud formerly Of I.anesbero,
~ Principal of the Worthington
Schools fer the remainder Of tho year.
Prof. Wright undoubtedly has the
highest testimonials from all class
es in Fillmore county, and appears to
I've thorough and energetic teacher.
The schools will open on Monday next.
As Prof. Wright has the favor Of the
church element which drove Prof.
Wood out, We suppose there will be
harmony for tho rest of the year. Ger
tainly the liberal element here will nev.
er stosp to such meanness As the
church element exhibited in their
treatment Of Prof. Wood. We advise
Prof. Wright to make himself ''solid"
with the churcl, faction, and the rest.
we can assure him, will treat him like
a gentleman. j'..'
The Worthington advance., 1883-01-04

The Northwestern Dairymen's Asso-
citation will Eleet at Mankato. Feb. l3.
for a four days session. Delegates are
expected from all tbs Norlhwestern
States.
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$50 Reward!

A reward of Twenty Dollars will be paid for
information leading to the conviction, as above,
uf
ANY PERSON WHO HAS EVER BEEN CONVICTED OF
SUCH OFFENCE;
In said village or who has directly or indirect
~ promised the village c0uncil, or any member
thereof not to so sell.
The above offer is Backed by Response
ble Citizens.
The reward will be paid promptly on conviction
Of the party in any Justices Court.
The person furnishing information neel not
necessarily be witness but may furnish sim
ply the name OF the person to whom liquor W IS
sold, the date and the name Of a person or per
sons who Witnessed the sale. Information may
be sent by mail, but the name Of the sender
must be signed.
Worlhington, Mimi, Dec. II, 1882 lG SIN
The Worthington advance., 1883-01-04
Biqelew & Plumb mean business. 2t

A "Jannary thaw'' set in Tuesday
and by Wednesday morning it had got
the mercury down to 10 below zero.
The Worthington advance., 1883-01-04

Thayer has just received lot Of
Easy Chairs, Patent Rockers and the
Solid Comfort, which is the grahdcst
chair Out. Also lot Of other goods
too numerous to mention. 1G2w
The Worthington advance., 1883-01-04
NOTICE.

MY notes given to Fl. \. Pitts Sons Manufac-
IVA turing Co.. for $2D, dated Oct. -, 1881, due
$50 Oct -, l&S:; due $75 Oct. -, 1857: ue $50
Oct. ~, lS |, with interest 4! the rate Of 10 per
cent. is. with HE chattel mortgage securing the
same vn;i sor total failure OF consideration, and
all par; les are warned against buying said notes
and mortgages, as i shall! not pty them. The
horse, power for which they were given not be
ing and doing what WAS Guaranteed, the said
power h3s been re, urne.l.
WALLACE Z. THOMPSON.
Worth;n3tcn Minn., Dec. IA, 1884, 17-4w