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AnvRRT1s1N4 RATES.

r ~ IVY" S. SS ,sSSS.' a. 8.OO
III, W. I' 's" * 500. 1000
Sreciaa rates given for larger advertisements
Sbetlas notices, irst week 10 cents line; SUD-
n,',,snt insertiOns cents 4 Nhe each week.
transient advertisements. paid In advance
Yea rlv advertisements to be paid quarterly.
Legal advertisements to be paid for before am
A,v vii II Given.
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ANO1Xhie NAN KILLED.

The following postal card is received
from Bigelow this morning:
John jacobson, formerly of McHenry
Co., ILL.,. to-day while helping to raise
the house of John DeI}oos, with jack
screws, the house careened over and
caught him between the sill and en-
Oankment, and injured him Internally
so that he died 1T 6 p. m. lie leaves il
wife and two children.
Since receiving the above, we have
seen Dr.. Barber, WHO was called to at
tend the unfortunate man. lie informs
US that the mans ribs were broken
from the spinal column and some OF
them driven into his lungs. lie was a
man about 10 years of age.
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FINAL PROOF NOTICES.

LAND OFFICE at Worthington, Mimi.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof Will be made before the i. 5.
Land Office at Warrington. Mimi, on
Saturday. June 7th, 1854,
Viz: JULIUS f. Cass,
HID Application No. II ,s56,
For the SEX sec. 34-1O3 II.
ne names the following witnesses to prove his
c"n!lhuOus residence upon, AM cultivation of,
said land, viz:
Bue Pope. James Marden, John Killsa, Thorn
IS Mons GKlNAcER, Register.
LAND OFFICE at Worthngton Mimi,
April 60 1884.
NOTICE is hereby given that the foluwinc
nane't settler has flied notice of his intention 10
mar hHai proof n support Of ilis claim, and
Land Once at "oSthngton, Mimi, Oh
VIZ: Benjamin Bevans.
III. Aspiration, No. II ,33o.
For the iwI Sec. i-!O4-43.
ne names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of
3. 4. Meac!lam, W. G Barnard. +. \. Stevens
ana ratrle IicEnan, of Murray and MOBILES coun-
'iS S Ain"' Mons cn,x ,exn ron1stor
LAND OFFICE at Wo:thngton, MINI.
NOTICE is hereby given that p' the a following
named settler has flied notice of his intention to
make final proofin support of his claim, and that
said proof viii! lie made before The U. S. Land
Office at Wortngton, Mimi, ON
W: Wi Wiiiia my N 10; tSe''
liomcStcai Application No. 1926,
For the ne1l sec. II IU5 A.
He names the following witnesses to prove mis-
cnntlhuulS residence upon. and cultivation of,
said land. viz:
AZom FORBES, i. L. Miller, Peter Banks, and
James Ma:dtn, Of Worthington. inn.
81 Mons GkINAGER, Register.
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LOCAL.

WORrIINGTeAs. MINI. May IL 1881.
CLUB RATES.
The ADVANCE Is furnished at d So . year to
Clubs often or more Clubs OF item for six months
IS cents TOT each subscriber.
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DRUNKENNESS CURED,

We call the attention Of, Our readers
t" the advertisement Of Gp lden Specific
Co., Of Cincinnati. which appears in an.
Their column. This remedy. which
can lie administered without the knowl.
edge Of the patient, has worked won.
derfnl cures. aud saved many perso, 8
from drunk;irds' graves.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the general part
nerShip heretofore existing between the under
signed under t he name OF Wiibeck & Roche is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Dated this May 18th. 1884.
Fl. II. WITBECK.
OWEN IL. ROCHE.
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EUckIcnsS ,ArEIc:p Sally

Euckicn's ArElca Sa!Vc.
The Best Salve in the world for cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fe-
YER sores, letter, cllappel hands, chill.
blainS, corns. and all skin eruptions.
aid positively cures piles, or 10 pay
required. 1t IS guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction. or money refunded
Price Is cents per box. For sale by
G. ". Smith, Worthington. Mimi.
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s. S, HEWITT
Matchmaker and lawalar

Watches. Clocks and jewell for sale and re-
paired on short notice. Al, kinds OF Watches
ka,ctla,rll watches Il speci,ty.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
q At Miller & Smiths Drug Store.
Worthington, lHnn.
q DIV
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avorlhiRstoa 9a'anet.
prt1t5Ahco rrKLY. At

= PVIIaSHEC v I1kLY, At
DARLINGTON, MOBILES COUNTY, MINI.
Terms Two Dollars per year, Invariably n ad'
Mco. All orders will receive prompt attentlOn:
CUlnmunicat. ms Intended for publication must
BE- accompanied Nv the real name and address OF
he writer ~ kaa. aaty Of coed faith-not nec'
,sSarily for publication.
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ncrsiiip heretofore existing between the under
signed under The name OF Wiibcck & Roche, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
ii. NJ WITBECK.
OWEN IL. ROCHE.
CEhYIEICI II; or LIMITED PARTNER
SHIp
KKOW ALI. MEN BY THESE PRESENTS.
IL That we whose names are liereun O suDscri
bed. DO by these presents, pursuant 10 and in
Conformity with chap:e; ~ Ui the General STAT
u;cs Ot Minnesota tor the Year 1875 and the acts
amehdatory thereof, hereby form Limited
Partnership and do hereby certify
First The firm lame under which said part
nership is to Le conducted is II. NJ. WlTBECk.
Second. The general na; ure OF the business to
be transacted is and shall be. buying, selling and
Third The names of all the general and spe
cial partners Interested III sad partnership and
Ii. NJ WIrBECK general partn , resides at
Worthington, Mobiles county, Minnesota
OWEN II. ROCHE. special partner, resides at
Chicago, State OF Illinois.
Fourth. Tie amount of capital which said spc-
Gil partner has contributed to The common
;togk OF said partnership is Three Thousand
Ti,:. Said partnership is to con1mencei May
;4til, l>si. anu terminate December :.s;, 1851.
IL witness whereof we have hercunto Set cur
hands '''d seal; M II l$ W1f FIX Of May 'fs;
OWEN L. .:OC::E, (sEAl.!
In presence of
j. II TYLER,
GEO. u. WILSON.
(TATE OF MINNESOTA.
~ COUNTY OF MOBILES o.
Bel Known. That on this 18th day OF May,
a y. loei, personally ctl;:o before ING II. 81
Witbcck and Owen II. Rici,e To me personally
known to BE- Tie same persons who executed tie
foregoing Ger iHcate Of Limit Partnership,
and they, each fer himself. acknoWie Gci thai
they tNrcUtc,i the same freely ana Voluntarily
for tile uses AID pulp ,SeS tI;cirin tAuit>>e.l.
SEAL GEO. ". WILSON,
Notary Public Il y. bic; Cou.i:. Min.
STATE fi:,, or M NJ XShS. IS.
H. NJ. Withcck, being du y sworn, on oath
says that Ii is the general partner lnel, med in
the above and foregoing Certificate Of Limited
Partnership At1iant further says that tie SUM
specified il: said certificate to have been cu.ii
but. Il by the special partner Therein named to
the q .ilnlon stock Of said partnership has been
actually and l.! good faith paid il cash 10 said
pa. tncr: llp.
II. NJ WITBECK.
Sworn t" before me and subscribed il NY
presence tins iJt:l day of May. 1854.
tsEAl: GEO ". WILSON,
Notary Public of MOBILES County. Nfnn.
First pub. May Il. Last pub. june: is, 1874.
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a good Farm Wagon, cheap. Feed
Mill and Fan Mill, cheap, for cash, or
to trade for stock, ut 2nd hand store,
burlington. (37-2w) l.. G. OLIVER:
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All 1s 2@p IL t H:f Fsps 1e''
OFFICIAL PAPER.
Mobiles County,
Village Of Worthington.
u. s. Land Office.

Parties desiring to keep posted In any public
matter relating to Ncb2es county must have the
ADVANCE.
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The massachusetts house judiciary
c,mmittee report favorab'y the senate
bill providing that disbelief in God
Shall not discredit /. witness. The
same committee report adversely upon
bills repeating all laws which initiate
against the equality of personal rights
on account OF religious disbelief, and
requiring newspaper articles to he
signed by the writer's.
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BELL RINGERS,

The Royce Swiss Bell Ringers will
give il concert at Masonic Hall on Sat
nrday evening next, May II. They
have go bells and render the choicest
music. Besides bell ringing they give
vocal and instrumental solos and duets,
character songs and sketches, cOmbin.
ing the best music with the choicest
fun. They are commended 10y the press
as the best company Of Bell Ringers
travelling.
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Cash paid for Hides and P-lts at
MumfOrd's Meat Market, 3G-2w
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There was intense excitement in
New York yesterday oyer I. number Of
failures among the stock brokers.
They are coming little thick. Are
We to have financial panic?
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Choice Veal 1T the CITY Meat Market.
3S.2w \. ". MrMrO:D.
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Full line OF Fishing Tackle ut G. r.
IIeWi1ts rs 1w

Bicycles. Trent Hewitt and Henry
Grinager recently sent to Smithville,
n. j., for the improved bicycles manu-
featured 10y the Smith Machine Co..
They are handsome machines and cost
$50 4 piece. The large w!.,eel has sixty
steel wire spokrs and the small wheel
twenty.tour. We understand that Il
man can travel 50 to 100 miles Il day on
one Ut these patent horses with ease.
Think we shall get !. tricycle. tu try
with as they don't buck and throw Il.
fplluW off
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The Adrian Guardian was one year
old last week. Bro. Haislet speaks of
liberal support from the people and lie
deserves it. There are very few papers
outside of the county. seats which are
equal to the Guardian.
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TIE OLD RELTAHLE

The following lit of railroad talk is
all we lave tn offer this week. We
quote froul the Worthington ADVANCE
which we consider the most reliable on
such matters of any of our exchanges.
-Currie NlinneSutian
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-NILh ROUTE.
August Falk has taken the Day fam
and will start il milk route in IL few
days. 37.ooW
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SALE or STATE; LANDS.

State Auditor Braden was promptly
on the ground last Saturday to offer
for sale the school lands in this county.
The sales foot up 1860 acres valued 1T
Sl0,06l.G3. We learn that 10000 acres
were sold in jackson and ll,OCO in
Martin counties. Below is list of tie
lands sold in this county ut Saturdays
sale:
Higeiow-I.ot 6, section 1G, 20 acres,
to Charles Gustafson, 500.
Northwest or. sec. 80, l60 acres, to
Jacob Lundberg, $500.
thington-NOrtheaSt or. sec. Is,
100 acres, to Edmund Lindsay, 5000.
Dewa!d-South half OF sec. Is, $40
acres, to Edmund Lindsay, 81 ,92O.
Little Rock-West half of NV ar.
sec. lG, so acres, to john Dorankan per,
$500.
North half Of sw Or. sec. lG, so acres,
to Anton Schultz, $500.
East half of NV or. sec. 3G, 50 acres,
3. +. Kizer, $3.50.
Northwest qr. of sw Or. sec. 3G, 10
acres, to $. Beckwortl, S2lO.
West half Of INV ar. sec. SO, so acres,
to \. J.. Morrison, $3.50.
Olney-Northeast qr. sec. 1G, 1G0
acres, to Edmund Lindsay. $500.
East half Of Sc qr. sec. Is, SO acres,
to James II. and John Il. Jones, $500.
Southwest Qr. Of sw or. sec. Is, 10
acres, to James Il. and John H. Jones,
1924 60.
WillMont-Southwcst qr. of sw ar
sec. IL, 10 acres, to IL. u. Mock, 500.
Grand Prairie-North half of sw ar.
sec. IL, 50 acres, to Thos. 4. Thomp.
son, $50.
Northwest qr. Of sw or. SEC. sc, 10
acres, to Theresa Burke. $3.50.
East half Of Sc Or. sec. Sc, so acres,
to Michael Burke, $3.50
1.eota-West halt of INV Or. sec. lG,
so acres, to Michael Smith, $500.
Northwest Or. Of INV or. sec. SO, 10
acres, to James Gilfoy, 500.
Total number of acres sold ego:
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J. H. JOHNSON.

Manufacturer Of and Dealer In all kinds Of
BOOTS and SHOES.
Saddles. Harness, Trunks, etc.
':,stom Wcrk aid Repairing in both branches
Business.
CHS Get, Wortliington, Mimi.
.H.."'5
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1CE.-I am prepared to deliver ice as
soon rs parties wish ut any hour Of the
day. (36-tf E. e. PANNELL.
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A New York city editor closes a pri-
vate letter to us us follows:
receive your paper regularly and
read it with interest every time. 1t is
the liveliest general news, us we'll as
Liberal, paper that comes to this office
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Send Money by American
Express Go. Money Orders.
Receipts given. Money refunded if
Orders are lost. Sold ut Ill offices of
the Co. Payable at $500 places. Rates
To S5-5c: $lC-Sc: $2O-1Oc: S4O-l5c:
$4,000. 3S-3m
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Perfection Cooking Pots, the hest in
the market, at Ilewitt'S. 3S1w

A letter from 81. Paul informs us
that 4 number of car loads Of railroad
ties were shipped the other day to
Wolthington for the Is. &. II. l. n.
They are probably intended for Lake
Park to he used on THAT branch. We
hope, however, before long to announce
that til S are hey inning t. arrive for the
extension north from here,
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A N APPEAL FOR IMPROVED CATTLE CARS.

The United States law animals trans
poration by rail provides that when they carried
cars in which they be fed watered and have its
requirement that animals shall be unoaded every e
hours and then have rest of hours shall not apply
to animals in such cars The law prevents starvation
and too long confinement in cars SO FAR rs IT Is
OBEYED by the Railroad Co.'s and its existence and
enforcement of the first necessity while the common
stock cars used but the reoadng the stopping
places is attended with much cruelty it being naturally
hard to get the creatures back into cars where they
have already so suffered. without blows. or worse
To meet this want OF an improved the American
Humane Association offered prize of five thousand
dollars (s5OO0) for such in $780, stimulate the
inventive ability of the country One of its conditions
was h thai the paens on the should be
railroad COMPANIES by il free from charges OF royalty
compete for the prize thinking that their cars would
prove valuable them than the five thousand dol
%ch MET THE THE h q Of cARs
making known the FAC Ccers Directors and Stock
PIE whose hearts have been touched by the atrocities of
PERSONS AND CoMPANIEs named below The
names are given in the order that the several
s1 HAHFH H5S eheasf b1 ninGs c,0,a,
M SiS4SS SE5St p *, az e. City
TH9YHs & s4R KkE 55To MN
So long as the common used the words of Sena-
tor Mcpherson Of New Jersey. viii continue true: 7
declare the live stock traffic to be long and unnter
rupted line of suffering from the West to the East
The sanitary objections also of the gavest character
The great success of refrigerator is lesseng the
number of animals TRANSPORTED alive: but there must
always remain such traffic in them to make the i'm.
proved car permanent necessity.
TO avoid all misrepresentation the subject we add
that neither the Association any of its officers have
pecuniary interest any Of the cars above named
EDWIN LEE BROWN.
Chicago. NJ, Trustees of Car Prize
MIS-: LMiLY W: AtPLL1ON,} Fund of AInt rican
ABRAHAM FIRTH, Humane Association
Boston, Mass.
April g. 1854. ap14 1aw3t
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TN CHARo8 OF LARCENY AGAINST THOMAS DUNN.
In the Criminal Court this morning the district
attorney called attention to the case OF Thomas
Dunn, charged with the larceny Of money from one
Sparks On which q new trial was granted q few
weeks ago by the Court In General TerIn), and
asked that 1t be set FOR trial on May 18th.
Mr.. A. b Williams opposed the motion, and
stated that Dunn was charged with having acted
aS bafkeepef for man named Weiss in which
capacity he committed the act The material
point Of the defense was as to who was then the
barkeeper for Weiss. He (Mr. Williams) had been
endeavonng to ascertain the whereabouts of
Weiss since Dunn had been released and before,
but had been unsuccessful thus far. He was using
his best efforts to obtain the afldavit of Weiss as
70 this point, and had for this purpose ascerta1ned
that he had left here for San Francisco and then
gone to Oregon.
The court suggested that Dunn had best make
An afhdavit setting out the grounds on which he
desired continuance, and granted him two days
for this purpose.
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One bottle RADICAL CURE, one box CATARRHAL
SOLVENT and one DR. SANFORDS INHALER in
package of all druggists for 81 Ask for sANroRDs
RADICAL CURE, pure dstillation of Witch Hazel Am
Pine, Ca. Fir, Marigold Clover Blossoms ETC. POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston
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To-day in the Criminal Court, Judge Wyue, the
case OF VIM. Jones, charged with assault and
battery with intent to kill Charles j. Guiteau, on
the 18th of November, 1881, was on the assignment
MessrsL R x. Eliot and r. r. Perry appeared for
the accused The act was committed on the day
named as Guiteau was being taken from the court
house to the jail In the prison van. 1t is alleged
that Jones, who was mounted on a fine horse rode
after the yan and near the corner Of list and East
Capitol streets fired shot into the van and then
rode OF. and was pursued by the officers but made
his escape. On the case being called, MIR. Coyle
stated that he had been informed that Officer Slack,
material witness, was detained at his home by
the dying condition OF his child, and asked that the
case go over. There was no objection and the Wit
nesses were discharged till resummoned.
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GREAT BARGAINS
INFINE BOOTS AND sHoEa

Having purchased the entire stock Of well known
maker consisting of Ladies' fine Kid Button Shoes in
B. and widths. We have concluded to sell the same
81 PER PAIR
They excellent value ga We beg the ladies Of
this city to call and look at them.
Cousins fine Shoes in every width and cheaper than
elsewhere.
We make speciality of Children's and Misses Spring.
heel Shoes and invite the attention Of parents to the
same. Some as lew 60 cents
Our stock Of Ladies' Opera Slippers is especially
worthy Of attention. We have them to At any foot
very handsome Slipper at 75 cents
House Slippers from 15c I'D.
Mems. Boys and Youths Shoes in great variety
Our Butts" Shoes for Men and Boys aretoo well
known to need mention. Whoever wants good Shoe
SUPERIOR to cnstom-made should try pair Of them.
We guarantee all Shoes sell If q pair does not
wear sasfact ry we cheerully give another pair in
place OF them
call is solicitedst
s1NsHEIMER BROS,
ap3 808 It'll and 3l6l NJ streets
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u A T A r R II
sANFORD's RADICAL CURE.

SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE
Read Colds, Watery Discharges from the Nose and
Eyes, Ringing Noises in the Head Nervous Headache
and Fever instantly relieved
Choking mucus dslodeed membrane cleansed and
healed breath sweetened SMELL taste and hearing 10
stored and ravaees checked.
Cough. Bronchitis, Droppngs into the Throat Pains
in the Chest Dyspepsia, Wasting Of Strength and Flesh
Loss of Sleep, etc.. cured
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From Trade and Manufacturers, Journal l


1T is NOT U NFREQUENTLY THAT AN UNSUS-
Il pectln1 public are imposed upon by the monopoes
OF various kinds Of tonic cordals and beverages that
are not only worthless but decidedly injurious In the
matter of Ginger Ale alone many preparations have
met with success or popular favor
The celebrated Belfast Ginger Ale mporte) of course
met with certain degree of success but the price pre-
vented Its coming into general among the vast
majority OF consumers Now matters changed,
however. and Dayton can claim the honor of reyOlu.
tontzng the Ginger Ale business there is located
here firm engaged in its manufacture, whose pro-
auctions. although not yet two years in the market
have gained national reputation. 1t is made by SACHS
PRUDEN CO, which is composed of EDWARD SACHS
DAVID PRUDKN and H. B. PRUDEN. Those gentlemen
nave been leading druggists in this city for many years.
and the science and skill required i'll their profession
has been valuable acquisition to them in their
venture. Their Ginger, Ale is made by the most
deleterious ingredients. only the best kind OF ring
its superiority over all other productions 1t vastly
superior to any made in this country. and equal if
indeed not superior the priced productions Of
egn manufacturers. The firm puts up their goods in
quart bottles. Hitherto such thing thought be
not only impossible but mpractcable but they have
practically demonstrated that it be DONE and done
successfully, as they warrant the Ginger Ale to k
any climate several days after being opened They
supply gum cork which answers all the required pur
poses Messrs SACHS & FRUDEN have made an
immense success of their enterprise They ship their
goo4s to almost every section of the country 1t is
handledV the leading grocers and dealers in every
important trade center The price is reasonable the
quality Is Dar excellence. ap23-w, f&m.3t