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vEGETARLE CoMPoUND.

A Sure Cure for all FEMALE WEAK
MISSES, Including LeueorrhGa, Ir-
regular and Painful MenstruatiOn,
Inflammation and liberation Of
the Womb Flooding, FRO
. LAPSUS UTERI, &c.
eFPleasant to the taste, efIcaeious and immediate
ip Its effect 1t Is great help in pregnancy, and TO
beves pain during labor and at regular periods
PHYSICIANS USE IP AND PREsCPTBE IT FREELY
EBrFoR ALL WEAKNESSES of the generativo organs
OF either SEX 1t Is second to remedy that has
been before tile publicj and for all diseases Of the
KIDNEYS it is the Greatest Remedy IN TIE World
N-KIDNEY COMPLAINTS Of Either Sex
Find Great Reliefin Its Use.
LYDIA Il. PINKuAMs BLOOD PURIFIER
will eradicate every vestige OF HumofB from the
Blood at the time will give tone and strength
thesysem. As marvellous In results as the Compound
tg-Both the Compound and Blood Purifier are pre-
pared at 2S3 and 295 Western Avenue, Lynn. Mass.
Price of either, ST. Six bottles for o. The Compound
is sent by mail in the form Of pills Of lozenges
receipt Of price, 81 per box for either Mrs PinkhAm
freely answers all letter. of inquiry. Enclose cent
stamp Send sor pa hlet Mention this anper.
fTLYDh H. PTNuAM's LIVER Pills oure Constipa
tion. Biliousness and Torpidty OF the yr rs centa
AF-SOld by all Druggists .-Ga 1
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Barber Makes q Clean Shave
rHILADKL PHIA.

est Barber Makes Clean Shave
Ham,, -NextlIi
9oIn st.. ihadiessing, barber of No. 1888 Dear
COLLAR fn tha aago, bought a fifth ticket for one
aha State II april 10th drawing Of The Louis
lumber ot sSoSsery, 20 SSsy and wiped off the capital
American FOO, and received $4,000 by the
us tOOhard,npnress shortly after as a reward for
Years old. hue hess In Drawing fortune. He is 81
we and hys o,h nh IN Weisdbrf, Germany; has a
G6ad better ~. oilldren, and tells every one they
E.tileans, la 'ehu ia $lO to M. A. Dauphin, New
W, 500 will ueiore June 18th (Tuesday) when
IIas from s,Se Se distributed in like manner, in
AaRuAl (ths sisVSO is;VSO down In the Grand Semi.
A"'sh| Drawing. NextI
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FOR HORSES.

No herseman should be without bottle in his
stable In case OF accident 1t is sure cure for
the following diseases Of the horse:
Use for Spraihed Joints, Sore Shoulders and
Backs, Thrush In Feet, Scratches, Sweeney,
Fistula, Poll Evil, Distemper, Curb. Splint
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Don't Forget

TO 20 to the Jackson Lime and Coal Com
Pany for lime, sand, cement, coal and woc d.
They have the best.
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Louisiana State Lottery Co.

Incorporated in 1858 for rs years by the Leg1sla-
ture for Educational and Charitable PURPOSES
with a capital OF 81, 900, 00O-to which reserve
fund of over $50, 900 has since been added,
BY an overwhelming popular vote Its franchise
was made part Of the present State Consultation
adopted December ID, A. D., 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
by the people of any State.
ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS
take place monthly. It never scales or most
pones. Look at the following Distribution:
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Catarrs ts- - ..- -.

hey and ~ irritation, Inflammation, all Kid
"Buchp. iShli1ary complaints, cured by
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TESTIMONIALS:

PHILA. READING PoTFsvILLE TEL'H Co,
O4 8. Fourth streea, Phila,
I suffered for fifteen years from tender and
blistered feet caused by excessive persplrallon.
The skin would often crack open and become very
painful. A few applications of DIR. /. @. Terry's
Lotion anorded me immediate relief.
WIN. d. STAGER
BERYwN, Montgomery county, Pa
was afflicted 'or two years past with dull
aching pain on the Top of my head, from the
heat no doubt. In the part there would collect
scales or dandruR. used DIR. l. g. Terry's
Lotion, which removed both headache and dam
druR. g. ANDERSON +
RIcHBoRoUGH, Bucks county, Pa.
For several months past have been much an
noyed with rough skin. 1t would crack open and
cause considerable pain. Your Lotion softened.
healed and restored the skin to a healthy condi-
tl0n. WARREN G, WORTH IN (3TOE
272O GRAY's FERRY ROAD, Phiia
Ihave used your Lotion for chapped hands, II
was asevere case. 1t effected q cure in two days.
JOHN Y. CO0NEY.
1915 N. THIRD ST., PHnA.
suffered for several years with tetter upon nv
face. Your Lotion entirely cured me.
FRANK RIGNFY.
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22I9 Prizes, amounting TO- e522 500
Application for rates to clubs should only be
made to the ONCE ofthe company In New Orleans,
For information apply to ,I2a
n. A. DAUPdIN, tf
New Orleans, La,
Or, NJ. A. DAUPHIN, at
sN Seventh Street Washington. ID. q.
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1.,.yo., -. NEwTowN, Bucks county, Pa,
=, suHered Tor the last ten years with letter of
me Scalp. During that time consulted several
pnysiclans who prescribed for my disease With
out anording Inc any relief whatever A few an
phcatons OF your Lotion has entirely cured me
G. c. VAN HORN.
RECORDER OF DEEDS OFFICE
- 425 Chestnut street Phila.
nave used your Lott n in nv family for
EreckIes, softeninR and beautifying the skin |
nlgnly recommend II. JOHN POLLOCK
,. ". cor. EIGHTEENTH AND REED STs PHILA.
l nave used your Lotion in my family and can
nightly recommend it to the public.
JOHN MULLEN.
1882 CARPENTER ST., Phila,
nave used your Lotion for Dandruff and Itch
ing OF the scalp; A few applications afforded me
lmmediate relief and entire removed the
uahurun' 7. MURPHY.
,,, lOl6N. FRONT STREET Phila
have used your Lotion for softening the ain
ana can highly recommend 1t. '
EDWARD JUDD, JR.
5ll N. TENTH STREET Phua
have had Pimples and Black Heads on INV
race. 1lr. l. G, Terry's Lotion removed them
A. FLAHERTY.
49,, SO MARKEr STREET, Phila.
1 l nave had Pimples on my face and your Lotion
ieh0feu '"ehh' q. GARRETT.
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CERTIFICATES: :

A.A. Walton, of Huntingdon Valley, Montgom
cry county, Pa. writes that he had lame back
for great many years had sunered great deal,
tried the H. II. H. Medicine, which made per-
feet cure.
Samuel Carmen, Bensalem township, Bucks
county, Pa, says IL has been worth a thousand
dollars to him in curing his Rheumatism.
For sale by druggists and dealers everywhere.
If yaur dealer does not happen TO have 1t In stock
have him get It for you. Don't be put on with
an inferior article.
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AN1EsT RETAIL STOCK OF DRY
D. GOODS.
DRA1 1pna ". BRIDGR Il CLoTHIER,
F,onnN IN DRY Goobs ExOLUsIvELY,
AND MARKET STREETS,
thIlIADELPHIA.
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $3.50,

I'VE do hereby certify that we supervise the
arrangements for all the Monthly and semi
Annual Drawings OF The Louisiana State Lottery
Company, andin person manage and control the
Drawings themselves, and that the same are con-
Quoted with honesty, fairness, and in good faj tn
toward all parties, and we authorize the COM
pany ts use this certificate, with fac-simles OF
our signatures attached. In Its advertisemen
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157TH GRAND MONTHLY

and the EXTRAORDINARY SEMI
ANNUAL DRAWING, at NEW ORLEANS.
TUESDAY, JUNE i2th 1889. Under tie
personal supervision and management Of GEN
GENEKRi JUBAH A. hq EARLY % or Va Va and
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LITTLE ROCK.

Pretty steady cold weather.
Why didn't Elder B. keep his ap-
Ep0intn4ent in Adrian last SUNDAY?
/ Cern is nov changing hands among
our farmers at IS cents per busllel.
Rev. SlIeriM is neither ''frxud" nor
has t'e resigned, your coryeslnndent'a q
statements to tie contrary pOtwith-
[stal.t!ina.
Some 1T our beiligerent Eeighbors to
the north Of Us have been distinguish
ing themselves il Adrian lately.
+ The young u,an who took his depart
ure without leaving :.is address will,
his wife has returned 10 the b~sOm Of
'his family and promised not to do it
;Gxi".
A good deal Of grain is still passing
over eur roads. most Of it il the direc.
ti0n Of RushR."re.
There may be sense or Wit in Dick b
attack on Mr.. Sherin, but it is Of the
kind cMrrent III lunatic asylua,s. Ii
the Elder cones around ag2i, ''castinf
out" idiots will somebody please d.
rect him to Ransom.
More another time.
YOURS TRULY.
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a DRTAN ".

District No. IS is out of q school
house through delinquent tax sales for
1879, or before the deed was recorded
from tho II. H. Co. to the district.
Quite number of mild cases Of diph-
the past month, but all have quite re-
covered.
The: holidays have como and gono
and the Old Reliable drug store is
ready for. the tr Ade of the new year OF
1853 with more goods and lower prices
than eyer before: Come and Zee. II
there is anything you want in oAr line
not kept in stock. it will be got for you
in the shortest possible time.
Mrs. l.. :. Roberts has gone to OF.
tum wa. Iowa. in answer to telegram
from Frank Cran.iall that his wife was
very sick. Mrs. Crandall is = neice OF
Mrs. Roberts.
Most OF tho Adrian business men are
actively engaged in collecting their &C.
counts and balancing their books fe,
tue new year.
The Ransom correspondent comes
out pretty rough on Mr.. Sherin, who is
neither M ''iMposter" nor 4 "fraud,'
nor hxs he been least out" The
whole matter is Just this: Mr.. 8. has
recently come from Canada aud there
WAS simply more red tape about get
ting = license t" preach tt.an he knew
If and l,e had to wait until the next
quarterly conference to be regularly
licensed.
John Cripper, while helping the
hreakmen on the east bound freight
Monday, sHpp+d from box car and
',ad e.e leg broken at the thigh. the
other GROUND t" \ jelly from the knee
downsn! sustaining internal injuries
fros..1 ~:i'icN he died in the evening
h~ was caught in the wheel 80 tl.xt lie
was5fr* ~n 6 or rods, his lmdy and
head atr,king the tice and rails "a lie
X2s xtn.n along Before he could be
Hr rs7sx7sl4Et' H2.ied car had to Ike rails.
|3p8 hy j#ck-scrcws. tie was taken ia
at,c C.,Irtna>, House and we'll cared fol
$intiI death relieved his sufferings.
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Grand masquerade party at the
Hushmole Hotel Wednesday, Jan. IL.
A pleasant time is anticipated.
This circuit is without a preacher.
Wherefore is it t''us'y? Heap church,
heap folks, no Dominy.
III. and Mrs. Sandy Thsms have Ee-
tueQod from Mxnkato.
. Sam Hogus was on visit to his
nekAer, and having left there for this
IplaNe aud not having turned uR, much
Anxiety is expressed by. numerous
frioIiaa. ~ - 3" f~,z1ss zG,ssT}5. 4 i
Before an enthusiastic audience on
Sabbath evening Mr.. Frank Watkins
declaimed-sh, very we'll indeed.
&C. &c.
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HOMES IN THE WE>l.

Persons looking Yves: ward for homes
can procure full information concern,
Ing the GARDEN SPoT Of Iowa .
Minnesota by subscribing for 4
Worthington ADVANCE, published at
WorthingtOn, Minnese.a a. SEN! 81 for
one year: 81 for six months. and 50
cents for three months, to ADvANcK,
Worthington. Mobiles Co.. Minnesota.
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e,0oO IN PREMIUMS.

The Iowa Farmer. Of Cedar Rapids.
1ewe. 10 the cheapest and best agricul-
tural and stock journal in the Weat,
and 10 published ct the low price Of 81
and machinery To those who will raise
clubs for it. Write 10 at once for cOsn.
81 900. Iowa FARMER Co,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, =.
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MAPs.--We have = supply Of Mobiles
County Maps framed to hang up. Every
Office should have one. No family
should he without this map. Keeps tho
baby quiet and smOothas tho wrinkles
c':t eF --ur wifs's temper.
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NOTICE

MY notes given to H. A. Pitts Sons Manufac-
NJ turing Co., for 4.:p dated Oct. -, 1881, due
~ Oct y 1892: due e75 Oct. -, 1888; .tue 90
Oct - IS !. with t"t, ~st the rate Of 10 per
| cent. Is. with he chattel mortgage securing the
same, vtdl fUr total ,alur. Of sideratiOD ~
all parties are warned against buying said notes
and mortgages. as I shall not ply them. 1Ae
horse leowe ef for which they were given not he
ing and doing what WAS guaranteed, the said
power has been returned. o.
WALLACE 3. THOMPSON.
WorthinRtOn, Mtnn., Dec Il, 1882. 17.4W
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COUNTY NEWS.
RUSHMORE.

Last Thursday night about s o'clock
Two boys who live in Rushmoro were
seen drawing wood on \ hand sled from
the school house. Now we wish to say
II they do not stop stealing wood they
will be arrested and put through to the
utmost extent uf the law. The people
here are tired Of furnishing private
parties with fuel. JUSTICE.
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We can vouch for it that Halls Hair
Renew er restores gray hair toits youth
ful color, prevents badness. makes the
hair sOtt and glossy. does not stain the
skin, and is altogether the l,est known
remedy for all hair and scalp diseases.
We therefore take great pleasure in
recommending Halls Hair Renewer to
to our readers. s@.,ss q.
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The iten. from your Ransom CORES
pOOtipht in last weeks ADVANCE in
regard t0 M. Si.rsin h ing 4 IrHud and
in,p.,st~r il u. malicious faiseMnd. He
is lr'thilE Of .tit- kind. I"r has tie by
any means been b.,,lEcra from his reg
ular; circuit: Thc only trouble with
the l.r"I,l.: 1T Ransom tislikinK him is
probably on: account OF his preaching u
sermon that hit then, rather hard. Mr..
Sl-rin il no hylmcritr, virtue in
which your correspondent frnm that
quarter is lacking. lIe is also free
from talking badly If ones nrishb"rs,
another mania cf that nei2s't'orho,i.
II he cal.net SAY something good, he
says nothing. stlll another virtue
yOnr correspondent from that quarter
lacks. Mr.. Sherin, during tht. short
time he has been here, has always
proved himself i gentl~'n an and his
sermons have b~en very interesting.
aad he is without a doubt sincere in
belief and occupation. He is expected
To preach at this place next Sabbath
and will. rest assured, have \ full
house. The Rev. Mr.. Bronson, from
Beaver Greek. after finding that ~ q
general thing he would preach to emp
ty henches, has given up the thought
Of making his circuit extend in this Iii.
rectiOn. The people IT Ransom need
Father Liscomb fer . few mouths.
-ap PAULINE.
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BIGELOW.

: W. Herdick says he can claim frst
place on buckwl,eAt cakes.
Mercury fell on Saturday last from
"a above to 10 helOw. We wish he
wouldn't tumble like that any more.
$ Guess We don't know much about
Rev. Sherin after all. But say. Dick.
it the devils were all cast. out where
would
l.. p. 1Iardo is the proud owner Of a
6ne Norman two-year. ~ld colt.
VIM. Bear has returned home fror,
Heron Lake.
We hear talk OF taking part Of Wor-
thi,'et"n Park fvr business lots. Don t
spoil The pretticst part ef the Gown.
(! Surprise parties are hew in order.
Jim. Self is John Dr. B.<'s' favorits
clerk.
n. Bird Is cont nfncd to the ho,y>e with
erysiptlas., ALPHA ZETA.
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district in Lo:ain tp. to be composed of the FOL-
lowing territory. to wit: sections 20 and a sad
the west half Of p. te we>t half Of see. n.
., d sections g. H. ss as.i ~, and the wcst hall
OF sec a. all IN t0wa Z, range -. soil lauds to
be detached from what II now schoa diet No.
e.
Notices were ordered DosteA sn1 hearing
app,,ntcd at the Auditors o1aes. March {. lssa.
A petition was presented. signed ~ 0eeree
Johnson and others, for eoaaty Fe.d seress
sections g. aud e. In India. Lake y. Rejected
for lack Of jurisdiction.
memorial vas drawn ~ sal 00anlmously
approved BY tue CO. Hoard, sskios SsnstoP
Crosbyts procu,e the passage Of . legislative
act authorizing Nh issue Of c''snty souls. to rs
fund those row due and which may hersolter
become due, to t se amount Of olo.Ne.
A petition was presented, dguel by 4essEs.
Hewitt I; MARITIME. lAndersoo, Bigelo~. Barber.
and others. asking the Co. DOarl - loy cut IN
village lots Us feet on that portion Of block u
fronting on l0th.st. (the north side u The public
park) provided the Il. X. company viii relin-
Quish their right for esn.ll - alteration AUD
the money aceruing from sales shali 70 % the
county Of Mobiles, with he understanding tAat .
brick block about 5u1lU feet, With pubic hall
in the End story, shall be built uDso tAs corner
opposite the Mobiles County Bank during ~
present year.
motion was made aal 0ooo0del shAt ghe %.
tition be granted. subject g conditions therein
stated Notion qDrned; Cons Taylor aud
Gown dissenting. .-. .&,..- ..
On notion Com. Shell vas dirseeol % oaafer
with the proper Oiacen OF the T. Z. Laal Co. "a
get their assent thereto. ,->.-.-. ...-.s.af
ABAT1N8NTs o1 rAx1a. >., d., r
Charles E. Peabody applied for abatement OF
taxes assessed on horses, 3 AOgs ana lwsgons,
fetal value esA7, In the viIla0o Of Wershinatoa,
alleging that said propeVty was also aseeeseA ID
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The Sioux Falls daily press is receiv-
ed,'a neat little six column daily which
minor arriyal-ed into the world with
the beginning of the New Year. Sue
cess, x aud 60.
Tie round house at Doom was burn.
ed the other night, Engine M. 2l9
was in the house and the cab was burn.
ed off. The engine WAS brought to
Worthington and losked somewhat like
q singed cat. The loss by the fire was
about $1,000. .a< $780,. F.
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PROCEE0lNC8
Of the Board Of County
Commissioners.

AuDlToHs OFFICE, WoRTH.NGToN. Ninn.,
Jan. g lss3.
The Board Of County Commissioners met In
regular session.
Members present-D. Shell, Chairman. and
r. l.. Taylor, James GOWN and NJ. O'Hearn. Co.
CONS
Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
On motion, u. Shell WAS elected Chairman Of
the ard OF County Commissioners for the en-.
suing year.
r. Blaine, Commissioner elect for the First
Commissi ner Dist, took the oath OF Ofiice and
entered upon the discharge Of the duties OF the
office.
REPORTs OF OFFICIAL FEES.
B.F. johnson, Register, OF Deeds, reported
fees charged, 1l,ll5 9a
l.. b. Bennett, elk. Dist. Court, l,Oe6 70
X. Il. Miller, Sheriff, 1861 IS
Geo. W. Wilson, co. Atty reed, 90
THE BOARD OF AUDIT.
The Board OF Audit reported that they had
examined the accounts and vouchers Of II. Z.
Shepard Co. Treas, and that they were foup
c"rrec, and satisfactory; That receipts and dis.
bursements for the year ending Dec. 30, 1852,
were rs below stated:
ii. e. Shepard, Co. Freas.,
To Mobiles Co. DR..
Jan l. To cash ON hand. o346 81
Tax collections to Jan. I,
lss3, N,9n 81
Fines aud fees received, 237 IS
Interest on deposits, Isl ~
do on State school lands, ], 1867 -
From State Treasurer,
School appropriations, 1901 so
do do do Text books, 379
do Private redemptiona, $50 80
Dec. 80. Total Receipts. >40,ssl g.
CREDITS.
BY County Rev. orders redeemed. >e,976 81
do Poor do do 81 IL
do Road and bridge, l,236 10
Taxs refunded, IS "
RedemptionS paid. 4,T IS
Schood Dists paid, l3,6s6 %
Towns paid, 4.66o 60
Paid State Treas.-text books, 229 q
do do do School lands, l.366 -
do do do Seed grain, l.96S C
do do do State funds. l,7z -
Miscellaneous expenses paid, 2n -
Dec. 80 Cash on hand, 3,O6l II
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w. D. HOARD, President.
Fort Atkinson. Wis.
r. P. MCGLINcY. Sec'y, Elein. Ill.

Faded Celors Rpstored.-Faded or
gray hair'G gradually RECEIVERS its youth
ful color and lustre by the uss OF Par.
ker's Hair balsan, ~ elegent dressing
admired for ito purity and rich per
fum0.
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&40,9A g.
Total credits,
2lO.964 62

Total credits, 1l0,964 62
They also presented statement Of balances
OF cash on hand for each different fund on the
3Uth day of Dec, 1882.
The Board OF Audit. also reported that they
had examined the record of county bonds and
found that bonds were due and becoming due
in July, 1883, to the amount OF tAs6O, And sug-
Sested that the County Commissioners should
take measures to provide for payment. by new
l.Sue of county bonds.
report signed by
DANIEL SHELL, Chm Co. Beard,
L.B. BENNETT, ,Crk Dist. Court,
E.S. MILLS. Go. Auditor.
The report was referred to CONS Taylor and
OHearn. committee. They were directed to
examine the Treasurer's accounts and cash.
After doing SO they reported to ,he County
Board that they found accounts and cash CO.:
rect as above stated.
BOUNTY ON FOREST TREEs.
Application by b. F. Thurber, ~ acres on the
swA sec. A-lo2- Az, allowe.l-<4 50.
ByJ Il. Dewey. s acres on the nek sec. 6-lol-
Al, not allowed.
COUNTY PRINTING.
4. P. Miller Proposed to publish Commission
er Proceedings at IS cents per folio ~ cents
less than half legal rates. PrOpOsal accepted.
and a resolution passed designating the Worth.
ington ADVANCE as the paper in which tile De-
linQueut tax LIST Of the present year shall be
published.
Representations were made that Michael Sui
Ivan and family were in destitute eireu1sstan-
ces and Oh account Of the former beJug badly
frozen and partly paralyzed, th>5 were unable
at present to provide for Themselves. CN0-
Cowiu was directed to provice for them and ~:
port.
A. Campbell reported costs ln the case sl
State VS.. Frank EMnig.
Justice fees, o 80
Witness fees. ~ 90
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Bigelow tp.. where 1t properly belonged Appli-

&. Cooper applied Tor cancellation OF taxes
and tax Judgment on the nw14 sec. 2-lOl-a2. tax
OF 1874. alleging that final proof 1t the U. s.
Land Once was not made un I'll June 18th, 1852
Approved.
w. A Carr applied for All abatement Of per-
sonal tax and tax Judgment Of 1878, alleging
that he was not \ resident Of the county and
that the property assessed was only here tempo
rarily for day or two. Approved.
H. X. Smith 4 Son applied for abatement Of
delinquent road tax Of 1882 in WOrthimgton tp.,
alleging that they did not have a fair chance to
work it out. Laid over to next meeting.
3. B. Campbell applied for abatement OF tax
Of 1879 and cancellation of Judgment on the swL
Of swk sec 27-l0l-l3, alleging that it was ex.
empt as Il. Il. land at the ti,Ac the assessment
was M lde Approved.
Messrs Miller 4 Thompson applied for can
collation. and for rclunding Of amounts paid on
tax certificates on the following described lands
which were exempt as II. X. lands ut tue time
assessments were made:
E1z Of nwk sec. 2.-l03-43. tax OF 1878.
Sek see. 2l-1G2- ~. tax Of 1877. -. ,,--.--- =,
Sea sec. 25-l0l-:9. tax Of 1879.
Lot 8 blk II, Vii: Worthington, tax Of 1873.
- Is - - 90 1877.
Also on the following described lands, the IT,
tic TO which was aud Is now in the U. $. Govern.
ment:
81 Of se4 sec. 3:-loo-4o. tax Of 1878.
SEA- Of se'4 sec. 81 1929,
Lots aud 2 sec. 2:-lU4-:7 g
Applications approved and money ordered re.
funded with interest as claimed
Board adjourned to March 9Th, unless convcn-
cd by call OF the Chairman prior to that time.
DANIEL SHELL, Chm BID. Co. CONS.
E.S MILLS, TO. Auditor.