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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-12-13

Read the call for Il Convention of the
counties of Southwestern Minnesota to
be held at Worthington Jan. 1lth.-
This is the season t. advertise and
make Il strike for immigration. The
Convention should be largely attended.
d. Shell Il c.. have closed the sale
with VIM. Titterington, of Chicago,
south of tie Fair Grounds. on the west
Luke. Consideration, $1,000 cash.
Mr.. T., rs heretofore announced III the
ADVANCE, will build extensive build
ings and improve his lands next year
They have also sold 262 acres on sec
Is, on the east Lake
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BAND CUNCLRI'.

The Warrington Brass Band will
give an entertainment Or Friday eve
ming next 1T the new Masonic Hall.
(the first entertainment OF the kind in
the l,alD for the benefit of the band. -
The entertainment will consist of the
langlable comedy Of 'llunger," with
Mr.. Mccormack in the character Of
Felix O'CalIahan, assisted by the band
and other local talent. Mr.. McC''r-
mack has made quite a reputation in
the surrounding towns us an actor and
we see by the press notices that the
play IS very an using one
AS this is for the benefit If the band
which has never before asked anything
Of the public. we brspeak sor them Il
full house and such encouragement ms
local organization Of the Kind DE-
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REAL ES1'A re TRA NSFrIE


Register of Deeds johnson furnishes
US the follow ing list of real estate
transfers for the month of November:
III IL Anderson to OILS Bigelow, nhneN
DIX a y, ana "a b'!k6, W.-9i5o ~
and II, nix So, W-A:5V.
Edward Berr.au to Vim p Jcwett, lot l, and
ne.4nwA l4-lvl-3,. -$4uu
j = Clark to Fred Bloom, lot l, blk IS, W
sB Campbell! to Henry Whalen. sw!4swA and
A NJ CROSBY t. simon W johnson. >eA 4-l02-
Is, *4i'.
N.Y. " r ID! plt t. Geo W va"Luven' sHnA
J'seph Dem to Hamline University. lots ], .,
49, O.. =. 10 and il. and re- sw4 and ne swl4
sc r. and n4seA, and sEne4 z4-i~2-lV.-
NJ = Eggleston to II Parsons. neA l9-lu2-io
On sarah French to Geo la. ton, nwA 2s-lv2-
oscar Graves to Matthias Pint. ne,4 4-,ol4,
oMyrum d Gilbert to Edward Burl,ary, s}zseA.
) II Graves to d Whisl,aw. sw!4 Ie-lua-s9,-
IL, 50.
i ii Hart to Annie c Durtee, lot !, bl'k u, W.
-@;yv.
J"h" NJ Hei..ekc to Chas Lanenstci,, nwA
l,-..2-41,-*.o5.
Joi'" l. iien"ingson to Oliver Thorn. son. 81
Chas . johnson to + II Parsons. ne4 lV-lva-422
~.
kw 10. dan to Johnson s Hur /, e11z and sw.4
e. kna"i to b Heck, s,4iw:4 35-lo g.
$50.
Aug. Kiessig, ST., 10 August Klessir, n]4,w1.
ana sishw:A zo-iv,-t.,-*i, ~
vt" " kniSs 20 Oliver Thompson ,n13ne!4 Is
lU3-4u,-}:...
STAR ia Leach to Elizabeth Pollock. )" 4 49,
-',ary Is Moullon to Oscar Graves, swA 2-io2-
Mary b Moulton to Eugene Clippenger, SCI.
JW Milington to n EMIT gsecurity Co.. ,nw1.
O.. v3Al,-*V.
A 5 Mitchell to " A Disb,ow. NJ and seq
Sw :, and st ..nw>4 l.-lv.-4,,-4...5U.
l. NJ Z Security co ~ John ktheridgf,
INV - :~>-i.,- 30.
lh"s II p.lsos 20 Geo ID Dayton, ne4 lo-.o4-
llos IL Parsons to Nancy Starr, ne,4 l9-!.2-
a !. Promo to Minerva Promo. c14>whl 2s.lOl-
SIS st RI Co to James Barry, e}]znc'i IL
a } oooshray to A NJ and L ECrosDy, c}9nw'i
J'coh schwan !" %r ike schwan, lot and
SC& st T. X II 90 % Macy Agnes Lyons. lot ,,
Dl'k t. ".-$lov.
blkS 5, ! and ), Hers, y,3,4 nd Wa "i5, w.. and
Lakes.
SC& otrR Co to VIM Thorn, e,ssc>a 1l-1o.-
42,-S6vu.
Sc \ stp II X Co to Amanda l. Gordon, lot
-, l'k2., W.-*.H.
SC&St Z X ii Co 10 John !hornton, SEA 10
| lu5-43, @>S,.
SC& St PERC Co to Patrick Coyle, SCI. 5-.ol-
43,-$l.,4'.
SONS, r r K Co to John Ryan, w}4ne'4 ami
~ t'wil i > O.-S1o".
SC& st PR i; Cuto Fred Il DOM, lot t, blk IS,
N.-S.v.
CIV smith to John Ryan. el5ne%l 1902 49,
$4>.
st rs CT! II Coto James Close, w}4ne*a
s,r& >tC'K IL Co to Robert Sell. e]4ue4 %
liza IS 49,.
sec st PA K Co to S"ho u Dist. s.. l acre
he, 1-.i.-I, 50.
81 = & 5 Z Il X Coto & o D Dayton, eE Ind
INV %. = Y.-ti,35.
I&SCK Il co % August johnson, lots 10.
Il and - l-lvl i and and ST AiIe \ l-lt ~.
-: 20.
ii l. Wallace to S II Graves. sw:4 lo-lo 80
81, .0u.
John Wall tn John Ryan, se'l E-lC:-iO,-
81, 80.
IAnna G Wilson 10 A Johnson, lot ., trk %.
W.-SljU.
VIM II Wech to John Il and Jas u ones, sw:4
81 ri
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HERMAN.

Will II. herman. late Of the Iowa
t''d"x. spent yesterday in town on his
WY to Butte City. Montana. t" ill ~,
editorial engagement. We regr, t his
sh'r, stay for he is one man among
ni;llnlS. WHO rises above his fellows
Ivy the sheer force of genius. Herman
has the courage to write his thoughts.
no matter how new and Original they
may be, nor how much they shock and
startle the mole eyed CT atu'ts who
think that the ruts in which they travel
were eternal|y fixed by the Eternal
One, whereas they are merely wagon
tracks made by crude men who Wen,
before.
We believe Herman to he the most
original and brav-st editor of our day
and poet who will rank Will, Poe.
when his poems are collected and pub
liSItd
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COUNTY NEWS.
ADRIAN,
From the Gunrt|iuD.

From the Guardian:
Atty. Town. Of w .rthingt n, has been in the
village sever. Il days TIL week.
Amirew Anderson has the frame up for cosy
residence. en- his lots just east Of the school.
house. Weather permitting lie will soon sleep
unuer his o II rOf.
Murphy and Timmons. of LrOta township,
have finished thresting and we are credibly III
form d that their wheat wen 2.J% bus!IriSt to he
acre, and that, too Of an excel 1T good quail
t.: Wno says Mobiles county can't raise
wheat?
Mr.. James Barlow, Id his farm Of o acres,
NV" III les west Of Adri ~ to James IL. XII pat
rick, Il Mclean county, HIN is, for $3.50 Mr..
ktpatri Is il practical farmer Il. Il stock grow.
e and intn moving "p,'n this fam in the
spring. and will shi in Il number of thorough
bred sh ut horn attic tOgeth l. with Il few Nor.
man horses. lie is il man of me ms and will be
i valu bic additi"" 10 our end f the county
MIR. Barlow did talk some OF leaving the county
but has nc nd Il that h" west end OF Mobiles
G unity Is good enough, and il negotiating with
l.. 5 Nelson for another farm near Adrian.
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. MORE Rail Roads and one New
4 Lumber Yard. which is the cheapest
place to buy the best Lumber Of all
| Kinds. also Sash. Doors and Blinds.
Building Paper, &c., at W. II. Bige-
lows in Anderson'S Addition. S"ecial
prices and discounts for bills. l6 3W
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pERSOyALX.

A|AAA1SAS a A<A9'
DR.. Force, of Heron Lake, was in
town Monday visiting DR.. Barber.
Judge Wigham is in town on Pro-
bate business.
Senator A. NJ Crosby passed thro'
on Friday last on his way east for six
weeks visit.
Commissioner Gown, editor Hais-
lett and Mr.. Barnett, Of Ad ian, were
in town Tuesday attending land tri-
III.
Mrs. Dean has been up from St.
Paul visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Smith.
T.. B. Lovrless has returned from q
trip made to introl' c his pat net rigar.
II. u. Mann, Il genial young printer
and an acquaintance of Jewelsr Hewitt,
is visiting in town.
C. J. Smallwood, of Omaha, spent
Sunday in Worthington with father
and mother Moulton and returned
Monday with his fami y VIII have
been visiting here 70 several weeks.
Will Brown and family left Satur
day for Council Bluffs where they
will spend the Writer.
Capt. Grinager has returned after
a weeks absence on business IN Other
parts OF the State.
Alto ney Davidson. Of Luverne
Mimi, dropped into the Gazette Of
flee on Tuesday evening.-Sibley Ga
Zette.
Mr.. and Mrs G. II. Smith made =:
short visit to Window Saturday.
Window Reporter.
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An Ordinance.

Regulating Drays and Wagons kept or used fo1
hire:
BE it ordained by the Common Council of tho
Village of WorthinGton:
SEC. /. =" person shall use, Or keep for use
my dray or wagon for the transportation OF
property, in the village of Worthinglon. for hire
without iir.t obtaining license therefor from Tho
.iaSe of Woithingtoll.
SEC. ?. Any person dc string to use or keel
f " use for hire, amy such vehicle referred to III
&c. L. shall ply into the treasury OF said village
tie sum of Fifteen Dollars for each vehicle. and
t lercnpon the Recorder of said village shall
i sue to such person. on pre- >entation of the re-
c int Of the village Treasurer for said sum. Il
| en- g to such person to use and keep for use
- hire. such vehicle for lie period of one year:
Ech license to be signed by said Recorder and
he President Of the Village.
SEC. B. Any person violating any Of the pre-
vision, OF thi O ,lin;,ncc shall be punished 10y /,
iine not exceeding twenty-five dollars. for each
aud every such OltcnSc.
Passed Dec. 18th. 1883
G.. II. SMITH. President
Attest: r. B. PLOTTS, Recorder.
Published Dec, Is, 1883.
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Mobiles County Stock.
No. Ill.,.

The ADVANCE continues its SERIES of
articles on Mobiles County Stock ar.
Stock growers by Il brief account of
the farming operations of
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ell last night
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NOTICE..

At a meeting "f the Cemetery Asso.
ciatin held Dec. 10Th. 1883. the follow
ing rtSUluti 81 Was adopted:
That the sexton, :. Muck. Sr. have
exclusive change Of the digging of
graves in the nrll,ngton Cemetery.
and that all others are hereby |rohih.
tied (wit'>nut his 'eave) from and after
this date.
All those having lots not settled for
with the Worthingtrn Cemetery Assoc
citation are hereby not flied to do SO at
once and get crr, iticate for same.
II. J. LUDLOW. ID. SHELL,
Secretary. President.
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10 REPAIR M AG ES.

Dear lady there is.pr"b"hIy no us'
telling You hat fashionable nit in :.
great CITY Is Il iuu2h one uh y ar beau
ty. Late hours, loss If Sleep and men.
tai excitement will leave YOU 10y and 10y
shorn Of those beautiful tr-sscs which
drew lovers around you il; other years.
Artificial substitutes can never pass
for those rich and glossy locks. Par.
ktr's Hair l'aIsam will stop your I'"i'
from falling out. restore its nat IRA
color and S"ftneSs. and prove cleansing
and beneficial to the scalp.
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N5i..sES.A(:f; SALE.

N3a7SS AS n = LIZ,
ncf'ul having bee. made in the nlyment of
- Three iIundr, and F"rty->evcn Il d % loo
dollars. which is cl lime to b dl' IT. the tla; e
hereof. on mortgage made by Jeremiah
Tw mcy. mort gavo:. t" Henry II. loo'''>, NOR.
glvrt. II. q d ted August I'd, 1877. a"d corded
August Eth. -, t. book ''F' OF mortgages on
page C2. IN the office Of the Register Ut Dee of
hleS unity. Minnesota: ava NJ action or
proceeding havi been ,Sti ut"d 10 rec yer
the debt secure 10y said mor,g &c, or any part
tn .reOf:
Nov. the cfore notice Is hereby given. that bv
virtue ~ the p"we" cl ale IN said mort gage
contain. d. and pursuant n,hr statute m sucl,
cas-, made. the pr misses III said mortgage de-
scrMd. viz: The $" ,th"aSr qrrter of section,
thirty, III t"wn>hi' 1ol., in range ~, in Mobiles
ton. at the front door Of the court house il,
W"rthingt N village in Mobiles county. Mime
sofa. on
December list. 1883,
At II o'clock 4: m. to pay said debt and dis
huESrm"nt> allowed by law. am twenty five
dollars attorneys fees. stipulated in SAL mort
gag land hereby said mortgage will be fore
clnS"d.
Nov. Sth. 1sS'.
HENRY IT, LOOMS, Mortgagee
DANIEL ROHl;FK, Attorney. [u-Gt
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GEO. NJ. PLUMB

Is agent forany kind of or
gan you want to buy. A thor
oughly competent judge and
repaircr. Call on him for re-
liable information, lowest pri-
ces. most liberal terms. Ad-
vice free. Organs to rent
Sample on hand. 26ly
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NIOKTGA(sE SALE.


n"fault havin" been made in the payment OF
~ -Four Hundred and Three and $1,000 dollars
which Is claimed to be due ut the date hereof
ON 4 mortgage made by George Jay. mort gagor
to Henry IL. LoomiS. mortgaGec. and dated Sep.
lenhcr 10Th. 1871. and recorded October 9th
1871. in book ''B of mortgages on page 1873 in
the office of the Register of Deeds of Mobiles
county, Minnesota: and no action or proceeding
having been instituted to recover The debt Sc
cured thereby. or any part thereof
Now. therefore notice is hereby given that b>
virtue of the power Of sale in said mortgage con
tanned. and pursuant to the statute in such case
made the premises in said mortgage described
VIZ: The south half of the southeast quarter OF
section four. II township lol in range II, in No
Dies county, Minnesota. will be sold at public
auction on
December 21St. 1883,
At ten O'Clock q: ~. at the front door of the
court house in Worthingon village in said No
ble> county. topay said debt and 'di disbursements
allowed by law. and twenty-five dollars alter
ney'S fees. Stimulated in said mortgage; and said
mortgage will be thereby forccloscd.
Nov. Sth. 1881.
1IE~RY-H LOOMS, Mortgagee
DANIEL RoHRER. Attorney Ill-6t
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The Eoard Of Trade meeting last
night was we'll attended and an inter
esting discussion Was held touching
methods of securing immigration.
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Land Convention
OF TIE
SIX SOUTH WESTERN COUN-
TIES.

L
At a convention Of the six Southwestern coun-
ties Of Southwest Minnesota held at Worthng.
ton. DC ODER 4tIl, 1882 the undersigned were ap-
pointed committee to call another conve .tiol,.
with the same object in view, viz: 10 devise
WAYS and means for advertising the advantages
and developing the resources Of southwest Min
neSOta.
PursuaNr<t" ab've named appointment the
committee have called the said convention to
meet ut the Court House, in Worthings cn. Mimi.
on Friday, the 18th d,y Of .nu Try, los. A full
Attendance Is urged rs the 5 ason for advertis.
ing and immigration Is at Ir.nd.
COMMITTEE.
NObles.-R. Il. Miller. A. NJ. Crosby.
ROc~.-P. J. Kliss. H. Il. Hinckley.
PipestOne.-L. II. Moore. A. Ii. Merwin.
Murray-J A. Maxwell b. w. WOolstencroft.
Cottonwood. "A. ID. Perkins j. &. Kedding.
Jackson.-L F. L MINERS, Geo. Il. Moore.
Local papers please publish The call and call
attention to the natter.
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MORTGAGE SALE.


nEFACLT having been made in the payment
IL Of Five Hundred and Twenty-tlrcc Dollars
which is claimed to be due ut tile date hereof
on a mortgage made by James =. Ward and
iluda y. Ward. mo:tgagors. to Eliza Barclay
mort gagcc. and dated April nth. 1878. and re
cOrdc; April nth 1878. in book 'B'' of mortgage
page 2'6. III the office Of the Register of Deeds OF
Mobiles county. Minnesota; and which mortgage
was assigned by said mortgage to Henry il
LOomi>. and said assignment recorded in book
e. OF mortgage on page 80 in said Register
OF Deeds Office. on November 9Th. 1888: and sait
assignee having paid the taxes due. delinquent
and unpaid on the premises III said mortgage de
sciihet. amounting to S:'9.SI:O). and Which is
part .! said amount so clai:nctl to be due; and ne
action or proceeding having !,con Instituted t,
recover said debt or any part thereof:
NO" therefore, notice il hereby given. that b,
virtue OF the power of sale III said mortgage con
tanned. and pursuant 10 the statute in S,,cl, ca
made. the premises in said mort gage described
vi; The east half Of tn" sn;rhea,t Ii.ar,cr o.
section ;hi;tyfour. in township tot. in range 10
III Mobiles county. Mime ,ota, will be sold d
public auction on
December .9'h. 1883,
at ten o'clock y. H.. at the front door of III.
c'lil house in Wor; hinstnn village in said no
hies county. to pay the amount due on said mort
gage. and expenses Of sale and twtnty -!ive dol
lars attorneys fees stipulated in said mortgage
and said mortgage will he thereby forcclosed.
Nov. lilll. lHS:}.
HENRY II. LOOMS, Assignee
DANIEL HoHHEN. Attorney. L12-G
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Field Agent Smith has sold lot IL,
block 20, Worthington, on lake shore,
to Jordan Olson.
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Minor arrival 1T the residence Of
Peter Banks, en- Wednesday morning.
a boy.
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A few days ago prairie fire started
west Of Okahena lake early in the mnrn-
ing and moved do vn toward the lake
1t ran over the Bedford & Miller place.
destroying the house and one of the
barns and hundreds Of trees in the
grove. Thence it passed to the Beers
place, burning seven stacks Of hay be-
longing to the mill. From there it ran.
to the Day place and burned two stacks
IF ny. 1t then pas;e to the Sykes
place where, we learn. 1t destroyed !,
strip Of tees 50 to IS feet wide for snln
IiStauce
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PJfLIsHED H7IKLY, AT
ADVERTISING RATES.

)ne inch three weeks, 800, three months, q 90
Three inches weeks 500, 500
Five inches" t.OO, AOoO
Special rates given for larger advertisements.
Special notices. first week 10 cents line; sub.
,euueut insertions cents 4 line each week.
Transient advertisements paid in advance.
YEARLY advertisements to De paid quarterly
aavitis given.
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IOR i IN.

4. +. Tut expects to make visit 10 his
wi e'S relatives soon.
Our school is doing well under charge If VIM.
Stokes.
Mist take in item last week about A. S. Firth S
trapping. 1t was ~ instead OF 10 rats.
Threshing Is over in these parts.
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An Ordinance

TO Amend an Ordinance entitled AN Ortlinanc,
to Rcsul.;c and License uctions and Auc.
tiOncerS.'
lie i, ordained By tho Common Council of til.
village Of WorthinglUn:
SEC. /. That section Of the above mentioned
Ordinance be and Is hci cbc 80 amended as to rra,
Is follows, viz: No person Shall exercise the
business of an auctinneer, Or ac.l any good,
ware, or merchandise or Other persona, piO,cr.,
al public auction or cutlery. without first OBJ ain
ing 4 license therefor from lie Common Cnunr
or Eiilage Recorder Of this village. and such pc
shall iir5 pay to the Trca,urr OF said village
lie SUN OF Twenty five D,i, 5 (s!5nv) be;n, t
zach license shall i, sue and shan e>ccu c I; bon
10 .;iid village. 10 be approved by the President
or Recorder thereof, III the penal sum Of Ont
Thousand Dollars, conditioned to account TO The
President Of the Village or the Village Recorder
for all sales made and pay to said Recorder, fol
The Treasurer Of said village. one per cent OF al!
he moneys received by him for such sales and
promptly pay over to the parties entitled lhcIc'
all money and proceeds from such sales made al
auction less his reasonable expenses and com
mi,,i ms; and such liccn shall not be granted
for longer time tlOn one year,
SEC. =. That Sec. Of AN Ordinance to Reg.
ulatc and License Auctions and AuctioncerS,
be aud the same il hereby repealed.
Sc. 3. This Ordinance small take eject ant
he in force from and after its publication.
Approved Dec IL. 1883.
G.. II. SMITH. President.
Attest: r. B. PLOTTs, Recorder.
Published Dec II 1894
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VIM. Findlay has rebuilt his house
on section 81, Elk, recently burned by
prairie fire, and has also built house
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Attest: r. B. PLOYTS, Recorder.
Published Dec. -. 1881.

Read DR.. Woods adv. and consult
him if afflicted. Dr.. W. is an exl~r; in
eye. ear. surgical and special cases.
The Institute Of which he is chief sur
ge"n is the largest and finest equipped
in the west and is incorporated 10y the
state Of Iowa, stf
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All Official Matter Pub.
1ished in this Paper.

Defenders as pleasant as May this
winter. 'Sing."
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ARPIVALAN ND DEPARTUREOFN NAILS
ARRIVES.
Horthern (daily) PISA. NJ.
st. Paul and East 1928 p. III.
Southern " 3:2 4. NJ.
Eastern b G.. Il. N. ll:U p. ~.
Observation-Disclosures s. Sioux Falls, 300 y III
Round Lake. SATURDAYS IL III
DEPARTS.
Northern fdaily) . 1928 a. NJ.
DO to st. Paul. an beyond g p III
southern 12:'1a. III.
Eastern BC.R.&N $3.50 4. III.
Observation-Disclosures sioux Falls Az ~
Round ..-.c, Sl,ur'io,s III
Mails carried by day trains close 30 minutes
before departure. All others at 9o'clock pm.
Office hours from Il. III. to 9 IN. Sun lays
from 8 to 9 i III and II III to p. III.
Money orders issued AMI letters registered be-
tween ) o'clock Il III and Sp III.
r. d BARBER, p. NJ.
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Hold on to the truth. for it will serve
you we'll and do you good tlr"ugh eter-
nifty. Hold on to virtue, it is beyond
price to you ut all times and places
Hold Oh to Dr.. Bulls Cough syrup. for
there is nothing like it to cure cough
or cold,
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Shell has put a nobby new hard coal
stove, big as Il steam boiler, in the
office of the WOrthington Hotel.
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An infant child Of Ole Chaistianson
was buried on Monday.
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A a 0fn. W.

Worthingt, II Lodge 10 G5 meets every alter
nate Friday vening. +. LEWIS, Master Work.
nm.
r. P1OTTs Recorder.
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See two new ordinances published in
another column adopted 10y the Conn
ell last night.
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Services in the Congregational church
morning and evening, Sunday, Dec. l6.
Preaching by the Rev. David Hender-
son. who is recommended to us All able
and interesting speaker.
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LETTER HEADS.

Those letter heads, endorsed by the
E"a, d nf Trade. can now be had at the
ADVANCE in amy quantity DESIRED
Como in and get AL you want.
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FINAL PROOF NOTICES.

LAMP OFFICE 1T Worthi"gton MIMI,
Dec. >, 1881;
NOTICE is hereby given tn It the following
nalneu settler has filed notice OF his .tcntiOl. O
make final proof in support OF hi: claim, and
that said poor will he ''ade before the U. $.
Land Office Il Wo' thinyton, Mimi, on
ThurSs!a: January 4, 1854.
Viz: ,lton llapp
IL /. Application, ~. l2l99.
r. the ma SEC. % W..
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cul iva ion of
said land. viz:
A NJ. Crosby. James Lane. Saml j. Hamilton,
OF Adrian, Mimi, and A. Town, Of WU thing
ton. Mimi.
IL MoSs GRlNAGER. Register.
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

AUDlTOR-E s. Mills.
TREAsUKEu-II. G. Shepard.
REGISTER OF DEEDs-B. F. johnson.
JUDGE OF PHoBArE-Wm. Wigham.
CLERK or Covnr-L. B. Bennett
SHERIFF-H. Il. Miller.
COURT CoMMIssIOSEE-Fred Bloom.
COUNTY ATTORNEY-t;eO. W. Wilson.
COROSER-J. ). McManus.
COUNTY SUrENlSTENDENT-L.S S. Nelson.
COMMISSIONERS.
First District-P. Blaine, Of ilcrS"y.
Hecond DiStrict-T. l.. Taylor, of Elk.
Tnird Dixtrict-Jamrs Gown. OF Adrian
FO1,rth DiStrict-Maurice OHearn, OF Grand
Prairie. c,,