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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-05-03

Some thief drove up to Abner Al
lens lot the other night and coolly
stole a wagon load of potatoes out of
the ground where they had been burr
ed
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-05-03
Notice ofTax Judgment Snlc.

Pursuant to Il Real Estate Tax Judgment OF
the District Court, in the county of Mobiles state
March, 1883, in proceedings for enforcing pay
ment Of taxes and penalties upon real estate in
the county "i Mobiles remaining delinquent OH
the first Monday Of January, 1883. and Of the
statutes in such case made and provided, shall
on the
First Monday. the 7th day of May.
1883. at ten O'Clock in the forenoon ut the Audi
tors Office. in the village Of WOrthing,On, anG
county Of Mobiles, sell the lands which arc
charged with taxes. penalties and costs in sal,
Judgment. and on which taxes shall not have
been previously paid.
f. s. MILLS,
35-3W Auditor of Mobiles County.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-05-03

Parties desiring place to board can
find accommodations at the residence
of T. Griffin on fifth ave. 20.4W
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-05-03

Walter Aagaard and Ed. Holm, of
WOrthinQton, two Of the handsomest
men in Mobiles county. graced our same
tum with their presence since our last
issuo.-Adrian Guardian.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-05-03

40 head Of Cattle for sale of all kinds.
Also one span of Horses for 500; 100
bu. of Flax Seed at 81 SO per bu., war.
ranted to grow.
Also good Farm for sale or rent
Inquire Of J. Z. Moulton. Worthirg-
ton, or j. D. Pratt on the place. 35.2w
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-05-03

'HACKMETACK" . lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price Is and 50 cts.
SHILOH'S CURE will Immediately
relieve Group. Whooping Cough and
Bronchitis.
FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
plant you have a prinetd guarantee
on every bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer.
1t never fails to cure.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with
each bottle of ShilOh's Catarrh Rem
edy. Price 500. For sale ut BARRIERS 4
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ARRlVALQ

8. 8. Straight, of Chicago, has arriv-
ed and is improving his place on sec. s.
in Elk, by planting trees, etc.
John Rathman, of Remsen, Iowa.
has also arrived, with q car load of
goods and six horses. and is locating
on his place. the nw} of and the nj
of 3, in Dewald.
N. Jorgans0n, Of the same place, is
with Mr.. r. and will attend to the
farm
Henry Nelson. same place, has ar
rived with car load of goods, and is
locating on the net of 7, in Elk. He
has also rented Jackson Tharpe's place,
the net of sec. 80, Fix.
Mr.. J. B. Boswell one of the best
known citizens of Brentwood. Texas.
contributes. the following item as bis
personal experience. ''After having
suffered from Diarrh9a for some time
and having tried different medicines
with no good result. tried a bottle of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Di-
arrhRa Remedy, which relieved me
at once and recommend it to all who
may b. suffering from this troublesome
complaint" Sold by e. W. Smith.
Weather report for April:
Coldest at Z a. m I'd. ~ above.
Warmest at Up m, Goth, SO above.
Cloudy days: 16; Windy d*ys,s:
Rain tall st inches. Snow fall 4 in.
Average temperature a. above.
This mas been colder April than
usual. J.H. MAXWELL.
BEGGs' CHERRY COUGH SYRUP.
Is warranted for all that the label calls
for, 80 if it does not relieve your cough
you can call ut Onr store and the NOM
ey will be refunded to you. 1t acts
simultaneously on all parts of the sys.
tenn. thereby leaving no bad results.
r. D. Barber drn1oiat
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Try the Alfalfa, the California Clo-
yer Seed. Earliest and best feed for
stock. For sale at Barber's 37-2w
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Cattle and horses Of all ages, for sale.
Cattle are high grade Shorthorn and
Polled Angus. MUM & C0OKsEY,
34-4W Siblev. Iowa.
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Thanks to r L. Erskine for 20 ID.
firkin of extra butter on subscription.
Mr.. Erskine's butter is sought after
at zoe a pound, and we desire to make
known the fact that he brought us
this butter voluntarily and didn't offer
US rancid lard and citrOns first.
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The following patent was granted
for the week ending April IA, 1888. re-
ported expressly for this paper by
Joseph H. Hunter. Solicitor of Ameri'
ca and Foreign Patents, Washington.
D. o.:
T. J. Simpson, Worthington, heat
ing by compressed hot or superheated
air.
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The Oowels (Neb.) Herald. in .
handsome notice Of the book Of poems
published by the editor of the AID.
VANCE. has this to ssy Of tho ''Ghost''
poem:
It has been our desire to publish
what we regard one of the best that ev-
or fell under our notice, Tho Ghost,
or Poe's Raven Reversed" We
wrote for permission which was kindly
granted; but for lack of space and type
We must regretfully give it up for the
present. The Burden Of the Raven
Is sorrew-earthly sorrow and despair;
the Ghost, love. hope, life. immortal.
ity, patient waiting for eternal Joy.
No adequate description can be given.
It must be read; and the thrill Of the
first invites second reading, 1t At.
fording food for pleasant meditation in
idle hours, leading upward into higher,
holier, realms Of undying bliss.
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W0rthington Markets,
Good Farm for Sale Cheap,

A good, we'll improved farm for SALE House,
good barn and granery. both new: two wells,
good wind break, a lot of small fruit, raspber.
ries. strawberries and pums 100 acres, 50 un-
der blow. part in timothy. ~ miles from Wor-
Ellington: Plenty OF water and grass Address
or apply to S. S MORTON
or Peter Thompson, Worthington, Mimi 34tf
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House and lot in Minneapolis to
trade for land in Mobiles CO: Inquire
Of 35-4W GEO. D. DAYTON.
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FARMHRS' ALLIAVCH

All members are requested to remember the
O'Clock p. M, and be present, a. important bus.
mess has arisen since the last meeting, which
must be adjusted without delay.
M. D0ANE, Sec.
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Rumor says that Messrs Thompson &
Day are undergoing the process of disso-
luton, not of the body. but of the part
nership in the banking business.
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w. Aagaard, Agt. for Frederiksen
8 Co., has sold the following lands
since our last report, in all 1440 acres:
VIM. Beck, Iowa, vt of the nw4 of
"a, Olney.
Joseph Kreber, Iowa, nw} of %, De-
valid.
Henry Schnell, Chicago, WI of 9,
Worthington.
E. w. Yansen, MINI, net of z, in
Ewington, Jackson Co.
Simon Eckern, Mich, set of q, Big
Glow.
l.. Beck, Iowa, e} of nw4 Of "a, o.
ney.
John Rathman, of Iowa. the nw} of
2 and the nj of 8, Dewald.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-05-03

This is May and Convention month,
County, District and State Republican
Conventions.
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DANOCRAT1 COUNTY 00NTRNT1oN.
A Democratic County Convention for the
County Of Mobiles will be held on
Monday. May 18th. 1883,
At the Court House, in Worthington, at O'Clock.
to the Democratic State Convention to be held
May nth, 1883. at st. Paul. said convention to
elect delegates to the National Democratic Con-
ventt0n to be held June s, 1855
And said county convention to elect delegates
70 the End congressional district convention to
be called at some future time.
The basis OF representation Is one for every
town or village, and one for every fifteen votes
or major fraction thereof c&st for A. A. Ames
for governor at the election OF 1896, a. follows:
Indian Lake, 2Lismore
1Orain 1Larkin
HerSey 3Westsidc z
Graham Lakes 1;Adrian Village s
Seward 1Olney 2
Elk lBige1Ow 2
OeW2lo Ransom
Summit Lake little Rock 3
Bloom 1Grand Prairie (
Wil:m0nt 3WOrthin9tOn Tn >
teota 3Worthingt0n Village
A. NJ. BECKER, Chairman.
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yOTYCN

Is hereby given to all parties to exam
inc their sidewalks and where needed
repair them and keep them in good
passable condition. BY order of the
Council. B. F. TnURBER
37-2W Street Commissioner.
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Worthington Mills the other day and
old engine and clearing the ground for
few days. The buildings are being
or three hundred bushels of wheat
have been taken in during the past few
days. Mr.. Gilbert expressed the
opinion that if the season should be a
wet one it would tend to save US from
danger of the chintZ bug.
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loves Boston Theater Company
will open tonight at Masonic Hall for
a run of three nights. Their great
specialties arr the OctorOon. 'Danites,
and Planters Wife. The Sioux City
journal says of this troupe:
The Boston Theater Company,
which has been holding forth at the
Academy of Music this week, is de.
cidedly one of the best on the road, and
gives better general satisfaction. The
company are all good, and what is
more, fully understand their various
parts to perfection. 1t is rare in
stance when the people have an op.
portunity to witness as good q COM
pany outside of the large cities. They
are far superior to the last high priced
company that played here, and it is
really marvel how so good a compa-
ny can play at so small an admission.
Standing room has been at a premium
every evening before 8 o'clock. The
Journal is we'll pleased with them, and
80 are all those who have had the
pleasure of seeing and hearing them.
Should they come to our city again we
hoopoolr for &horo
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It is still raining as We go to press.
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Wall Paper and Ceiling Decorations
at Kindlund & SamuelsOn's. 364W
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ADVERTISING RATES.

One inch three weeks, 200, three months, oaoo
Three inches weeks, 500. ,S0
Five inches, 600. 1000
Special rates given for larger advertisements.
Reading notices, first week 10 cents line; ::
Transient advertisements paid in advance:
Yearly advertisements to be paid quarterly.
Legal advertisements to be paid Tor before
aladavit Is given.
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Born:-April 10, 1883, to Mr.. and
Mrs. G. NJ: Plumb, son.-Cowles
(Neb. Herald.
Worthington friends send congratu.
lations.
Court convened Tuesday. The case
of State vs.. Bede, was dismissed. Case
of Jacks vs.. Worth. verdict for plain
tiff. Case of Auhenser Busch Brew
ing Go. vs.. Singer, jury impanneled.
Grand Jury were discharged yesterday.
Report not made public.
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Minor arrival on Monday at Dentist
Crigler's. q boy.
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A. NJ. BECKER, Chairman
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Ice! lce!!

Ed Pannell can furnish all partie
upon application. 37-tf
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LOCAL..
Wo.rHrxerox. M1xH., NAY 3. MSS.

Tax Judgment sale on Monday next.
100 acre Farm for sale cheap, or
trade. C37-tf s. MCLEAN.
The fats and bottoms around the
town are flooded.
Large thrifty Norway Pine trees for
sale by Il. u. Barber. 37-4w
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-05-24
Resolutions OF Respect.

We desire as Sunday school to express
our sorrow at the death, and our sincere
appreciation of the laborS of our friend,
the late Mrs. Dr.. Cheatham. In the very
infancy of tins Sunday school. she was one
of the most constant and faithful workers.
As long as she was able, and up to the very
time OF 'her late sickness, she was always
in her PLACE. We trust her example may
not be lost on tie members of our Sunday
school, hut that others may lie raised up,
who shall take-her place and work as con
stantly in the Masters vineyard as she did.
Life is very shorI-" the days are going
by we mlrst work while 1t is called to
day, the night cometh when 70 man can
work. -
Jsss,tced /. That we will cherish the
memory Of her earnesC and transformations
life. and Will ty TO tmGeate her WortriT 'eH-
ample.
I58sotcod2 That we remember the man1
difficulties and diScouragementS through
which she with others had to work IN
establishing this Sunday-school, and will
! learn to be constant and faithful, belieY.
/ ing that in Gods good time, success Will
come if we work and wait.
Res0Lred 5. That copy Of these resolu
items be sent to the. bereaVed family, The
| Gol.b LEAP. Henderson NeHS, and hi
Raleigh Christian idcocate COR publication
ia. STALLfNGs,
J. l.. CURRIN, Com.
! Miss MAGGIE THOMAS.)
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BEAUTIFUL SCENERY 1t has been some
time since our theatse-going people have
had the pleasure of enjoying real good
drama. The GoID LEAF is glad to know
that an opportunity will be given them
next Thursday eveIti;:g, when Miss Cora
Van Tassgl and her excellent company
Will appear for the first time before a Hen
dcrsoH audience. Miss Van Tassel and
her support have won high encomiums
wherever they have been, and we take it
that they are entitled TO all the ptaise tlIeT
get. THE Hidden Hand viii Dc rem
dered Thursday evening, the Star asSum-
ing the double roles of -4fchis the street
gamiu and Captt0td the kc.rEss, ii both of
which She is said to excel. 1t is worthy of
note that among lie principal scenes that
will DE presented in the rendition of The
/ Hidden Hand, are view of the Hudson
River by moonlight view of the Brook
Ign Bridge" wonderful mechanical effects,
showing cars passing to and from boats
plying the river; Brooklyn Illuminated !;
BLACK Donald's Dream" in prison. de-
picting thrilling events in his eyentful ca
Teer THE Robbers Home" in the cayerns
/ Of Luray. a marvel of scenic splendor Z
Flood in tie James River. tile mechanical
and novel wonder Of tic day; The
! Haunted House in tie woods, with d tain
fall of real water Great Plantation Sceile
at Hurrican Hall in Virginia, introducing
a cotrrie of minstrel artists in banjo solos
songs, dances, walkarounds, etc.
Tickets will be sold DIT the redcced price
of -, 50 and 80 cents. Seats n,ay be re-
served at Harris drugstore.
~s~-cs~s-
HENDERSON N ALL PROBABILITY TO
HAVE GOVERNMENT DuILDING.-Rep-
resentativ6 Blount, of Georgia, has intro
ducGd bill i'll Congress which provides
for al appropriation of Sj,GGd,dG0 annually
for the erection Of suitable postotfice build
ings in al towns where the postoflice re-
ceipts have, for two successive years, eX-
ceeded $1,000. It is thought this bill SilI
become a law, as ii has the approval Of a
ma ority of the House ard Senate and the
endorsement of the Postmaster General and
the President. In the efeEt It Dies Hen
dcrson will come III for government
Building, It's postonice receipts for the past
Two 9cdlc tACctuiH5 lIl6 sum vi So,ouV'
The Washington correspondent of the
StatesyilIe LdAdasark speaking Oh the sub
ject sass:
The object Of the bill, as I coistrue it. Is
10 ohviate the annual avalanche of big
public building bills, though the court
houses, etc can come in just the same;
Unless some provision is made for them
also. The bill will give all towns of any
Importance Il nice building to be erected
under the supervision of al architect APP
pointed for that purpose and at the instance
of the Postmaster General. Raleigh has
Il public building already; Wilmington
hss started one Fayetteville and Ashe-
Vile public Building bills have been
passed and only await the signature of tire
President. A list of the larger pestoftices
has been furnished Congress BY Postmaster
General Dickinson with statement OF thei
receipts for the past three years. Here is
| a conN of tie Surtn Carolina LIST:
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Notice of Administration.

This is to givedatice that have th,s
day taken out !etteszsf administrator.
upon the estate Of the late Mrs. Ann r,
Harrison. of Vance county. ;. G.. and
all persons having claims sgSinst the
decedeut. 10 present the same 10 nie Tor
payment on or before the 25lh dav Of
MAY, 1889; or else this notice will lie
plead in bar Of their recovery. All per
sons owing said estate will come for
ward and make prompt payment:
This, May I'D. fSSS.
III. PARHAM;
Admir-. Of Mrs. Ann +. Harrison.
Ebw&spS & woR1iiAN. Attorneys.
Imsy a4-6ol
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SThLLIlGS & Crews.

We have a complete stock OF Dry
Goods, u - Goods. Notions. White
Goods and Gents Furnishing Goods.
thing kept in a Dry Goods store, and
we are anxious to sell them, and will
give YOU prices that viii surprise you.
We have some extra bargains vie beaght
in White Goods. Embroi ieries. Dress
Goods. Silks and Trimmings HAT ~a
" Il offer specially to our Customers and
fiiends in the next 90 DAYS.
We otTer cow White Plain and Striped
India Lawiis tom IL 40 cents, White
Check Nainsooks from to 90 cents,
z .ques front 5, 8. 10, l2S and Is cents.
nice Sheer Petsiau Lawns. Is TO 80 cents.
| \ nice line of plain aud Fedora Aullss
a beautiful iiDs OF Lawns, 5, 81, z, :. 10;
| y! and Is cents. IN solid black and other
colors. best Calicoes and Pt rcaies. everv
variety of stvie. Henrietta clath so
| inches wide all wool Sl@0 yard. Our
Dress Goods department is complete.
We have full limo in all the new shades,
prices ranging from 10 tents To 81 30.
We carry a full line OF Surah, MORE,
Fsille. Francois, Regatta and khadame
Silks in dI ess patterns or by tie yard.
J ct aud other trimmings To match all
the above. Black silks and trimmings
a specially. Ladies' Low Neck and
Sleev. less Vest in Gauze1 I.isle thread,
Balbriggan ard Silk. Gents Under
weaf at all prices and Stallihgs' JEW Els
SHIRT is still magnet tia. draws nee
Gu stomers eeary day.
Very Respectfully,
STALLINGS 4 CREWS,
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Tribute of Respect.

The committee appointed by the Super
intendent of the Baptist Sabiatii-school
presented the following resolutions which
were adopted
great Ruler of the Universe i'll His allwlse
providence to remove from our midst. ny
DEATH our young sister Donna Edwards, Il
member of this church and school, whose
amiabIe qualities and lovely Christian
graceS have non our affectIonate acmiTa-
ton and esteem; therefore.
Lesot0ed, That while we sincerely Ia
meat her departure in the very spring
time of life, from the home Of which size
was the solace and pride, from the chGrch
whose service was her chief iG., and from
the school where we ee-'sthted To behold
the earnestness with which she received
lessons of instruction and counsel, We
bow in humble submission to the will of
! Him who ''doeth all things we'll, belleV-
! Ing that what has been our earthly loss
. has b Ell her eternal gan.
! Rss0lCed, That We cherish tender re-
memhg of her virtues, her chiid-like
| meek, unsel.ish spirit aud emal@ee her
/ Christian example
| Res0lped. That we offer orr hsartfelt
| sympathy to the bereaved samily III theif
! sore afilictioll, and cGirmend them to the
mercy.ef Fit WIG is the Restriction
and the Life.
! Saba th-school, reminded by this dispen-
sation OF Divine Providence Of the uneef-
taintv and frailty of human life, Will en-
tfeavor Ia live more faithfully III the dis
EenaTre of every Christian duty, tJat Wnei
This moral life * ended, va may meet hei
and other loved o1ts gone before, who have
washed their robes and made them whit
IN tre blood OF the Lamb
Ee5otJed. That this expression Of oHl
sympathy be seat to the family OF the dc
ceased and that copy Of the same DE sen
tn the GOLD LEAP for publication and tina
tie l. .5ticsst Esc1rdsr be requested 20 copy
MS II. PAkaAM,
Mas j. L. IL. MIssILLIER, Col.
Miss CORA ELAN.
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TAKE CARE OF your EYES.

In these tays every person is so occupied
as TO put the eye to the severest test; and
it becomes a nice question how best to pre-
Eerve the sound eye, and improve the con-
ditirtn of dtcaying sight. How sha ii we
obtain a soft, cooling eyeglass which will
relieve the oveItasksd eye and enhance
comfort found m wearing Cheap. spts3taties
is the heated condition of the light "a 81
passes through the glass to the eye. Thi:
is all avoided by using the Paris Crystal
glasses sold by f. E. Hight. Pain in The
eyes, dizziness, &c, entirely cured b.
these spectacles. may-3a a.
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MARRIED-At the residence of Mr.. e. ;.
Prichard, in Henderson, at g o clock p. m,
Wednesday. May 23rd, Mr.. Il. /. Powell
aud Mrs. Ella Webb, Rev. j. N. Rhodes
performing the ceremony. The marriage
was very quiet oie. on,s tic Immediate
family Icing present to witness it. Mr..
Powell is we'll known as the proprietor OF
the Central I1ctel, is 4 most affable and
agreeable gentleman, popular alike with
ctizeis of the town and the travelling pub
lie, and the bride is a lady of superior
WORTH; admired and esteemed for her man,
rare virtues of mind and heart The Coils
LEAF joins in the universal wish Of the!t
friends for long and happy and prosper
ots married life to Mr.. AMI Mrs. y. l.
Powell.
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IRneslra;narn;ca salve.

The Best fSsfvves in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
S res. letter, thapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price % cents per box
For sale by NJ Dorsey. Jam I c.
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CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED.

TO THE EDrTOR.-Please inform Sour
readers that have positive remedy for
the above named disease. BY its timely
use thousands of hopeless cases have been
permanetft,s cErcG. / snai4 bessfad to send
two bottles Of mY remedy FREE Ia any q
youi readers who have consumption n taeJ
will send me their express and post otfot
address. /. y. SL0CUM, VI. D.,
dec-226I. 18l Pearl St. New York.