davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1885-12-17

Engraving in all its branches Is dons at
ZEnNrR. JACKSON 4 BuEcuSER'=
, 1885-12-17

Tow nship plats for sale at The LEADER
office
, 1885-12-17

Schuttler wagons. and a full line Of hard
ware at Arp & Conway's.
, 1885-12-17

FoR Rent Three nice front rooms
over Cowhick a Whitcomb s store. cheap.
Inquire over store u at onr Office.
Cowhick & Whitcomb
, 1885-12-17

WANTED "A young Frenchman, gen.
tlemanly and experienced, wants a situa-
ton ascook. Apply Ia or address West
cru hotel.
, 1885-12-17

FoR RrNr-A small cottage Inquire
Of J. &. Baird.
, 1885-12-17

Legal blanks a, the Leader oROs.
, 1885-12-17
notice or PIMA s-uIemrut.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Dec. IA, 1885.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


py VIRTUE OF AN ExgCUrTon ISSUED
~ out of tue six b judicial DISTRICT Uourl
u aud for tbs Coauty OF Liucoln, State Of Ne
vsis. snd ~ me dirsctsd aud dyitvevtd d ior I
idgmeul rendered. ~ said court on the rsen'
ty'tLird duy VI August, =. .. lesl, 10 fsvur Vt
~ STATE " NsvAds. plaiutif. and sgsinss th.
nnssui ; liver Mining 70 upAny and also tue
- \ estate and impr ,vsmsuts hersiusft~r Do
scrio oen. defen iauis, for th, suu, u Uue Thou
ssnd ktghty-thrse aud it.lO0 (os,Og3 tl.lNu,
IL lars - sud .leltnq usncy, together slth
fJrty.four and 6J-lvU ttA 81 1901 dollars, 10.
coss and eli accruins cosfs. have yisd W
sns following ppsv<rty e. wit.
Z ~ ssors claim ~ ons han tred and ~ixt,
tie'l scrss " ssud, about ose ~ ustle mort
bn'tvl an ~ yrov-ne y theron uonsist
/. g u " - stam qaArts mill, asssy utAc-
otAck 'niitn Oh " IA .eiitus- house. r-staursni
snd of1se. table snd houss. hys ting work.
~ st4ois . n synSwri mine. lhivfiding FUR
ssc ct NIL. ~ Onr pair Faifbsn, scales Iii
-i"c IN coanty. %ute v Nevada.
sut'c y aessby siven that on
s~d.y, . esh ssay II Ost-bsr
D 1884 between ths hoprs Of 3 o'cloeA ia ID.
morning sad ~ ~ n. she ssss, noun, ,nxhsly
> u V'c, >cs = of aAid day, viii ell sll u,
rtght, ~ . sad intssv st q sat1 Dsistol oilvs
lining O. npAny 10 sad 81 sne shove as>cFlhsi
'scpsrsy. sd shs smallest n"uns or psrrel I
80 Sroesrty ~ esstst1 ~ above sun Of
.us ,sts. st ths frous lese 4 ths Uously sl,aIl
tsv .ds Il puDiic auosl6n, f.,r casp IL -hs1d, 4
- hlshssl sud bsasl bidder. 70 ssstrly -.i'
zeouNuu and all costs. s
sspStd y. ?. cHuRWO -, aheria
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I.veAr.


DY VIRTUE or ~ KxnoUflor IRyCrD
ID 90 a ~ oisth Ju1irlal plrlsisi scox
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DY VIRTUE or An ORDER or SAL
D t.sas. uut ., shs Justice Oyurt oi Ploch
J rnship. County ut uturolu. dtste of Nrvada
,sd ~ ,ns d.rsotsd and deli vsred 20, vix sever,
tuisnsus~ rsu.seerd ~ saAd Cuurs or tho ssvvu
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isyn5w~f xins. u,msi a,ue. ' vhic Niue an m
ssnpuniss. aud iu favor o. N uhurich, Tor IL,
IN Of two hundrrd and thirty nve 1915
s236 7S-iUU ioilass, Unitsd ssatss cold euln
vilh interest thereon 1t the rste Of ton vsi ecu
er shnum from the ssvshtesnSh dsy Of Rsbsu
ii Ia United stA % goid cvtn, and slso ior
Judgment rendered II said Court on the seven
esnt. DAY Of February, 4, D ,ino3 In favor
y Quilics anil against the Id Nay dover zine
,oliss Niue. ONO mins snd Csn g;aaiss. 10 10,
Inlisrs, United ststss gold coin. with lutsrss,
hsrsun q shs ats 81 ten pArs csns pr Annun
n the seventeenth day Of Fsov1sry. a b
.rsS, 9Th Gusts snd accrning ossts. al Il
Tinted 5sst.s suic eoin; and, also. for . uds
a-st 70 dsred IN ss,d C.urt on tue ssvsntsenil
laais and agsinst the aid Nsya.wsr M,us.
Jomst Nine, Ohto Mine snd Conp paniss for u.
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ID, r.ts ~ ten per vs.t l,sr sanan freu =,
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Court IN the ssveutsenth day Of Fsbruary.A D
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laid Naynowsr Ains uomst Nus. ohio nins
md be vompaniss for ;nr & ssm n. y cns hundtvo
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All persons hsvina bnsiness uith this ofAce arr
rs1nestad to sfdresf the RECON- PuBtunnf
0oNpArv We have no trthortser lGerts
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Z, usor ,vrss~~r

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.f@8f tst
The first Hindoo lady that ever went
into trade has opened bookstore in
Bombay,
There AZ still puhlie lands open to
settlement in nineteen States and eieh,
Territories. The prices vary from 81. %
to 50. 50 per acre. ~ .s, ~ ~
Edward Everett Hale reiterates Bul.
wer's assertion that three hours Of dali,
brain work is ample T., get from man
the beat that il iu him.
The E E,yli.h language is coming into
use by the natives Of India; and. OWN
to their s'urcss Of learning. they leave
out and put 10 HI like EnpIirhmep.
The residence Of an On,aha woman c,n.
sists of an old organ hox. With 4 dry
g"ds lDx for an ext. nsion. and broken
milk can in 0nc sids foran aven.
There il talk in Cleveland u pr, cess
Y making iron more directly from the
y -. H.. h;.h
,..;l....,,,. &. y. asy
ii ticket. were 40 ohs,r !,
'hs I'olics looked up ths
'''Iy fin ling that they came
,er 'uill to which refuse from
di,. wa. sent
...a.. I.cri,t /. defsud.d hv . ch;c..c
las ,er On the ground that in accord, ,rc.
with Chri.t's avn teaching ,h.,. ~, ~
fault in procl.imiuu III. ;dsnt;tv ror .v
pcctation that snyh,dv cfo,Ia hor, him
In seventy. five cite. and to~ n. ~
Wisconsin. sipcs the liouor licsr.. 4.
wa, r.ised from s76 u eoao 49, ~.
number d saloons h.. f.llsn os lso Rut
the amount recsiysd fer l;osn.s h.. Il.
creased more than s224 ON
Frank Jsms, the M;..our; b.nd;. 4.
far r.,pe in cou,umption Il. 80. ~.
he has received hundred. Of ofsrs from
showmen, but that he i too old .pd
f.shl. ~ ,..,, h.w =. -. a. -.
illustrating his exuluits. "A freou.ntIv
proposed. and hs i too proud tn bscon,s
an exhibit in mu.eum. r
A story il told by the pre.bvtsr;.n q,
. New York woman who ~. ..t.d "a
add hsr nam. to . sn,,.cr;,..i.., II. 4.
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Arc tn y . :vossc ION AGagast yY..
iAriA iAs--rhsir Bites vaiued.


profanity u there was any public inter
es' fuoserVea ny keeping one awake al
"sn' ,ong' wswouid know at once VII,
hosqu''oes exist and appreciate AM
n"nor Them. Hitherto however, in tn
!u"e"ent o. suffering humanity. mo'qui
'oes must nave been only "a vexati"n +"
sp'ft' as the Billie u'ed to say befo''
lnls sentence va tevi'ed out of it; an'
mas remained Tor Galveston politic'"'
. u'scoVer the uses and vaIne OF thes'
h'tie swamp birds. 1t is not that the
are' as Professor Riley claims Of lo' ust'
R"od culinary "r gastroncm'c p'o''rt
''"n-'here would he too much csnni"
ism 10 'ns-n'r that they are the na'n
'A' "oc'"rs OF the swamp. 1t has 'r'
quentIy been claimed that their cuppi'
an" n'eedine WA beneficial TO those Il,
ny ID maiariai countries; but the o.
se't"" dlsc"verer goes step farther sn
~'er'' that the mosquitoes feed on ms
o"
system with the bl"'d. They are th
c'eat'"ns Of nature to lrotect the d n
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1 ND ALL xlND or sAxey AND PLAN
y! sce ssissir u'.is sdess Arss-siassassls "a
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-01-01
PA NSOM.

The cold weather OF last wee! kas
been rather hard on stock. The ther.
mometer in this town only went down
to 81, as far rs we have heard. Come
over to Ransom; do rot live in 4 cli-
mate where the thermometer drops
down to 3S. There should be some.
thing done about it. Better get to-
gether and take vote on it. / think
perhaps you can get majority to vote
it down TO 80 or perhaps 25. You
know the majority always should rule.
Quite little explosion took place at
L. J. Belknap's last week. Mrs. b.
had put some yeast in glass fruit jar
and set it on 4 cupboard beside anoth-
er jar. The cover was turned on u it,
tie too tight; the result was the jar
was blown to pieces. cutting away
about one-half the other jar. There
was quite = report. One piece OF the
jar was hurled past Mr.. BIS head, stri-
king the wall with considerable force.
There were five in the room, none hurt.
r. II. Belknap has sold 6ne grade
Hereford bull to r. Shore. Has one
more for sale.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-01-01
COUNTY NEWS.
LOIlAIN.

AOACNA ~
James Payne's baby has improved
some in the past few days.
The Leistico boys have returned
from their trapping trip.
School is doing finely under charge
Of W. W. Stokes, with i full attend
ance.
r. Firth and sons still have 2-year-
old colt, spring colt, trottrr for
sale.
Trapping is over for this winter.
Less rats this year than there has been
for II years.
John Dunn, across in Hersey, expects
to build Il new granery. The lumber is
on the ground now, ready when the
weather clears up. When it is up he
expects to have dance. Hurrah boys !
turn out and let's have i number one.
r. Firtl, has been on the sick list for
the past week. Some better now.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-01-01
PROHIBITION IN IOWA.

A private letter recently received
from Fort Dodge, Iowa, says:
There are eight saloons licensed here
by the City Council to sell drinks not
prohibited by law, ut $25 per month
apiece, and beer and whiskey are sold
openly over the bar. Nearly all the
prohibitionists say to punish st. John
and hls clique they shall vote for Ii
cense. Prohibitionists canuot work
themselves into the good graces of the
Republican party again until new
generation grows up or the present
generation gets 50 old and idi0tic that
they cannot remember and have entire.
ly forgotten the humiliation and do.
feat brought upon them by the con-
temptible treatment and treason of the
so-called o'libition party. That is
the feeling hereabout. Anyone can
get whisky at the drug stores. Prohi-
uition prohibits the sale of beer and
wine and gives us free whisky without
paying anything into the City Treasu-
w.
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A gentleman writing to G. ". Fra,

A gentleman writing to G. W. Fran.
cllere, land agent Of the St. Pa 5. q.
Il: Il. Co., in this place, from Jackson
vile, Florida, says lie has been there
two years and sick most of the time.
He wants to get back, rs he expresses
it. to Gods country" and buy 4 farm.
He has been in this state before and
was twice caught by Il "blizz ,rd, ~ con-
scquently knows what lie is talking
about. 1t is a good hint for those who
want to leave this for 4 warmer cline.
to let we'll enough alone. There are
worse climes than ':cold Minnesota. ~
Lake Crystal Union.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-01-01
WILLMONT
"A very happy new year to all.
Date YOUR letters 1885 after this.

Ddte your letters 1880 after this.
School in District G6 closed day be-
fore Christmas; just little before
close Santa Claus raped on the door,
and left with the teacher sack with
candy. nuts, ETC., for the children, and
all felt happy. Miss g. knips. the
teacher, has given general satisfaction.
We are informed by good authority
that a wedding in this town will come
off ere long.
Fred Zeh, brother law Of Mr.. Graf,
who was very sick the last few weeks,
is on the mend.
VIM. Tabbert bought lots in Adrian,
and will build a nice residence thereon
before spring.
Mrs. J. Mock and children started
Monday for visit east.
We forgot last week to say that a
young farmer took a permanent home
with Mr.. and Mrs. Weber.
Robert Sell intends to Visit Carver
Co. shortly.
Lately certain parties ask us why we
dropped politics entirely. Well, our
reason is, after a great battle is fought.
it is human to let the dead rest il
peace; and it would be an outrage to
kick the dead man after his departure
Therefore we say, let his ashes rest in
peace.
Mrs. Chas. Fritz also started in an
eastern direction Monday.
WlLLMoNT.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-01-01

Health is impossible when the blood
Is impure, thick, and sluggish. or when
1t is thin and impoverished. Under
such conditions, boils, pimples. head.
aches, neuralgia, rheumatisn,, and one
disease after another is developed.
Take Ayers Sarsaparilla. and It will
make the blood pure, rich, warm and
vitalizins. ,'''
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-01-01
AN ENTERPRIsING, RELIABLE HOUSE.

c. W. Smith can always be relied up.
on, not only to carry in his stock the
best of everything, but to secure the
Agency for such articles as have well.
known merit, and are popular with the
people, thereby sustaining the reputa-
tion of being always enterprising, and
ever reliable. Having secured the
Agency for the celebrated DR.. Kino's
New Discovery tor Consumption. will
sell it on a positive guarantee. 1t will
surely cure any and every affection of
Throat, Lungs and Chest, and to show
our confidence. we invite you to call
and get Trial Bottle Free.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-01-01

Here is something of interest to bus.
mess men as we'll as newspapers. The
Madelia Times says:
It has been decided in courts that if
a partner of dissolved firm neglects
to give notice through the newspapers
OF a dissolution OF partnership, lie is
equally liable with his partner for ali
deots contracted after dissolution.
This is worth remembering.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-01-01

The Scientific American says that
cracks in floors, around the mould
board. or other parts of the room may
he neatly and permanently filled by
thoroughly soaking newspapers III
paste made of one part of -four. three
quarters Of water, and a Tablespoonful ]
vt alum, and thoroughly boiled and
mixed. The mixture will be about as
thick as putty. ard must be forced into
the cracks with knife. It will har-
,len like paper mache.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-01-01
MOBILES COUNIYINTENTORN.
IMPROVEMENT IN SEPARATING MILLS
BY JOSEPH OsFORD.

The ADVANCE mentioned recently,
in its patent reports, a patent issued to
Joseph Osford, in Elk township, in this
county, for All improvement in Sepa.
rating Mills. Since then We have seen
the Letters Patent, and find that Mr..
.. has assigned his right in tho i'm
provement to himself and Sutherland
Mclean. The patent is issued to these
parties to mako. use and vend the i'm
provement for seventeen years.
Mr.. Oseord says in his specification
that ''the present invention has for its
object to provide mill for separating
and cleaAiug grain, simple in it's parts
and effective in its operation."
A minute description Of the draw
ings follows, and the specification con
clu,les rs follows:
Having now fully described my in.
vention. what l claim AS new, and de-
sire to SECURE by Letters Patent, is
A separating-mill provided with q
suitable fan and two rotary screens,
one arranged above the other and in
clined in opposite directions, vertically
adjt'stible brackets for supporting one
md Of eac', shaft, suitable troughs ar
ranged under the screens, and means
for reciprocating the upper trough.
Tie ADVANCE has, from time TO
time, made mention Of the inventions
Of Mol les county men. Mr.. Dyer, G..
B. Loveless, ". II. Bigelow and 9th.
ers, and we now add Mr.. OsfOrd to the
list. Parties having inventions pat.
ented or about to be are requested t,
give us descriptions for publication.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-01-01
HERON LAKE.


This berg has never hal merripr
Christmas. Its festivities began really
with the oyster supper at the Chapman,
House, which was gotten up Ivy Mrs.
Marsh and the ladies of the Episcopal
church. 1t WAS success in every way
and netted about $28. p of which were
given to Rev. w. Wilkinson.
The business men laid in good stock
of gifts of every kind and style. which
met with ready sale, to the Joy of
many young, and not few older per-
sons.
The night before Christmas day the
Sunday School had Christmas tree.
There was good attendance and many
valuable presents, and all the Sunday
School children got some gift. DR..
Force presided. The children had
been trained to speak pieces and to
sing in very creditable manner.
The Rev. Eldred had a gift Of $32
and w. Wilkinson had an envelope
with kind note from a few friends
containing $40.
Service at School house on Christmas
morn.
The weather has been verv cold.
Alfred Blenkinson has got back
from his wedding trip and looks as hap.
py as can be.
Miss Sarah H. Wilkinson has gone
to St. Mary's Hall, Faribault, Bishop
Whipple's school.
The village school is crowded with
children, too many for one teacher.
Mr.. Newton had party of Englisl,
people at his house and \ good time
was enjoyed.
Hugh Paul and his wife are in Eng
land.
Land is improving in value rapidly
around Heron Lake.
The money is in hand to buy the
lumber for the new Episcopal church
and order placed with +. }. Greaves.
j. w. Benson & Co. purpose to buy
and use another Norman horse. They
have two very fine Normans already.
By-and-by we shall have noble horse
flesh in this locality.
Tie Catholics are holding mass in
their new church. Luther Ogluin is
very popular with the faithful of his
flock. ALPHA.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-01-01

Without purposing to influence opin-
ion one way or the other, The Republic
expresses it's belief that license will
carry at the village election by a large
majority. A considerable number who
were strong no-license men at the last
election express their dissatisfaction
with no license and free whisky and
declare they will vote for license
Jackson Republic.
Without proposing to influence opin'
ion one way or the other, we make so
bold as to say that that same was the
result in Worthington. After trying
free whisky for ten years, they voted
license.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-01-01
A CERTAIN CURE FOR GROUP.

The following treatment has been
used extensively during the past ten
years without single failure which
ought to be sufficient to commend it to
universal favor and adoption. Give
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and OBJ
serve the directions with each bottle.
1t acts quickly and can always be de-
pended upon. Remember that hoarse-
ness is the first symptom of true Group,
and If Chamberlain Cough Remedy is
freely given from the time the child
first becomes hoarse it will prevent the
Group and all danger and anxiety may
be avoided. Sold by G. w, Smith.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-01-01

A portion Of this, it will be seen,
was job work for county officers, which
Was paid for, amounting in all to about
S31, leaving over $500 to present to the
tx payers.
The above does not cover all the
county printing, us considerable job
work went to the Record and the
Adrian Guardian. and 4 good deal went
away to huild up the big city printing
uffieS
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-01-01
Buc&len,s Arnica Salye.

kS"V AFcH7S :KEH1cd. SdIVee
The Best Salve in the world for cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum. fever
sores, tetter. cl,apped hands, c'ilblains,
.'orns. and AL skin eru?t ions. and posi-.
lively cures piles, or 40 pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satis-
faction, or money refunded. Price 25
{" MS per box For sale Ly &. W. Smith.
Worthin* ton, Minn. 13 19ly
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-01-01

Wheat went up in Chicago on Mon
day, the highest point reached being
S24c. 1t is predicted that wheat will
go up to 81.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-01-01
The COUNTY PRINTING

At the beginning Of 1884, the AD.
VANCE had beast to compete with
who was neither a printer, an editor
nor man, and we were therefore COM
PEELED to do the county printing for the
past year for nothing. OF course We
claim 40 gold medal for having done
the people this service, but we are en-.
titled to some credit nevertheless for
saving the tax payers a few hundred
dollars. We have done 50 before and
have saved the county during the past
ten years considerably over S., 600.
We may us we'll close up the record
for 1881 by making the people a holiday
present of this free printing, which
fOOts nm o. fo1loxvo.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-01-01

The Liberal, published at Liberal,
Barton county, Missouri, sends US a
copy marked TX" Exchange accept
cd with pleasure. 'Liberal' should
be the watchword of every public jour
nal, whether so named or not. Men
should be liberal toword anything but
illiberality, and tolerate anything but
intolerance.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-01-01

An errand boy in Philadelphia fan
cy store has just been left $500, 900, but
it is thought he will die early of con-
sumption: There is nothing better for
young children that are daily exposed
than a spoonful or two of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup.