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lN CLOTHING

We heve secured property adjoining New Store at
nreenth ana chestnut streets ana Will Degln the erection
business in the Ledger Building the New Store which is
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NOTICE

By THE ORPHANS CouRT FOR CEon CouNrY.l
January II, 1882.
ORDERED, That all Administrators, Ex-
ecutors and Guardians that have not stated
an account within a year. come forward and
do the same. or show cause to the contrary.
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Trains leave Oxford for Philadelphia at S l8 a. m .
80 a. N and es p. m. Market Train. Tuesdays
and Fridays only. a. IL 90 a. m. Sunday Trains at
7 % y. N. aud 40 p. N.
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PHILADELPHIA, WHINING.
\ TON & BALTIMORE R.R.


CENTRAL DIVISION.
On and after Sunday. May 18th, 1890. trains
win run asfollows:
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made b. Jews from the cneap grades Of
California wines or from we'll seasoned
cider. Bostliug and labelling is done
10 the highest style Of the art; and the
rascally limitations fnd their way to the
hotels, public bars, and the aris,oeraiie
clubs Of New York, while The Jew
pockets his big profits Ond laughs Al
the stupidity Of Gentle wine bibbeEs.
All red wines sold By Jew dealers
are adulisEaisd. Headaches and nausea
ere invariably caused By drinking thsn.
Red wines are largely adulieFslsd with
chersy'jaies, hlackbsrryjuiee. and
graps.sugar.
To expose these villainOus frauds
ought to be q sufficient warning % the
American people. whose iusslIieanss
win be quick 70 disesFn and apply the
remedy
First Never buy any hind q liquor
from Jew.
Second. Touch net, taste asi. haDdls
not, and yeu will beat the Jsw every
time.
Third. Labor 70 iorm q puzzle opln-
ion determined, ct an hanuds, % stop
al once this mar1aroua husinaaa ensslsd
on b. the Jews, ef adultsratias ulnss
and liquors. Sush aaalisnaisa sheald
Be : State pFisoa oiisass. punahabls
With a. impEisonmeni Il Ten " tmsniy
ycar--ihe longer The bstief
The people rsbsIlsa asainsi slso.
margarine sold - butter and &C. sush
Odenae they have pssVidsd, ~ -.
severe penalties.
Puuish the Jss 10 hks msnnsI. sd
his neiarious tslhs viii soms . a. ED
The PiitsbuFsh Press lately puhsiih.
cd loading article On possessed whis
key, giving sons Of ne ssessn q A.
trade, on the aushorIsy ofs psuuiasni
wholesale dealsrs
"There is not one salooa IL afly 10
this city whore We ean go = drlnk u
pure whiskey. I sill make it s,sonssr :
iOIty-nine out q every Gag llqssl
dealers are selling whnkay whish W.
more or less, poison. I woali 49,
drink it. siF--I would hos allow . good
dog to drink IL"
This remark was made BY = rssess-
table wholesale merchant 70 EspsIirr
Of the Pittsburgh Press. lie slarma
that the Jews are regularly ssgassd IL
the business Of manufacturing sod
pelling poisoned whuksy.
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The above Jewish mixture costs
about $3.50 per gallon, but the New
York Jew liquor.dealers. who advertise
themselves ~ importers, sell this vile
stuff a. Barton B Guessier brandy,
lS4S, for sl2.75 to SIS 90 per gallon.
Jamaica rum is not imported from
the West ladies, but Is made 10 New
York BY Jews FROM the following
recipe;
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ORDER FOR HEARING PROOF OF FOR
EIGN WILL

ORDER FOR HEARING PROOF OF FOR.
EIGN WILL.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. 10
County Of 'bles, [''
In Probate Court. Gen'l Term, December,
In the q matter Of the estate OF Josiah Shepard
Whereas, an Instrument in writing. psrport-
/, 6 t. he an AL, enl cated copy o! the last viii
ami T. stament vi Josiah Shc) Al d, deceased,
late O; the city of lie It. state Of Wisconsin
and the pro' ate the. eOf has been delivered 10
And " hereas. William North Shepard and
Roger N. Mills. III Beloit, nMk county and
state of Wisconsin have flied Herewith their
petit ion by their agent. w. L. Wcmple. repre-
Senting, among other things that said Josiah
state ~ Wisconsin, tcstate. and that sai! peti
toner's are the Executors named In said Will
and p aging that the said INST, ument may he
admitted to probate. and that letters testament
tary he to them Issued thereon;.
rent, ard the sail petition, he heard Deforsfiis
court. At the Probate office IN said county. on
the 2oih day OF December, A. d., 1920. at one
O'Clock IN the aitt rhcOn. when AL persons
interested may appear. for or c"ntest. the pro-
And it is Further Ordered. That notice of the
time and place Of said hearing he given to all
persons interex: Ell by publishing this order once
in each week, for three successive weeks prior
vance weekly newspaper printed and pub
lished at Wortlington Village in said county.
Dat"d at Worthington. the First day Of
By the Court:
[sEAI,l CIV W. DOW.
Judge Of rrotnte.
f f's:t pub pee S tsni
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
woRTHlNGTON,
MA KRIED..
cf,ce It X. E. Warren. D,ur store

MARRIED.
S Observation-Disclosures
evening ut Tic brides home in Lorain,
near Wortl,inetnn, Mimi, 1890 Elmer
". Heron and Grace NJ. Miller, Rev.
F. l.. Fisk officiating. A few friends
we're present, after the ceremony al
enjoyable weddin: supper was served.
MIR. Heron Is worthy young man Of
our village and may he congratulated
on taking to himself the pleasant and
sensible helpmeet for life . journey. ::
W1NTEK-KEY-At Summit Lake,
MIMI, Nov. Goth, 1880. by Rev. F. l.,
Fisk, Christian Lewis Winter and Miss
Anna Mary Key. Only'a few friends
attended the ceremony at the brides
home, but later IN the evening many
came in to congratulate the happy
couple. Mr., and Mrs. Winter have a
good farm three miles from the brides
home. Their lives should l,e happy
aud successful. * .
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FOR SALE.

The PERCH ERON NORMAN stal
lion "Bascedo 1857" foaled 1880, i'm
ported in 1882 by Mark W. Durham
from France, recorded in Vol. 3. ofthe
Percher0n Norman stub book. Got by
imported Brilliant 1871, y he by Bril-
liant 1892 he by Coco. Ny reason for
selling is that have used him on my
farm ut Round Lake, Mimi. rs long
as It is.reasonahle to do so. Apply at
farm, or address No. 8, Rialt0 Build
ing, Chicago. O. II. ROCHE. I
l3-4t.
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Elk.

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. F. Young celebrat.
ed their tin wedding Tuesday eve, the
25th ult., by giving Ill oyster supper
social and dance; some thirty odd were
present and very enjoyable evening
WAS spent. Mr.. Yourg had just FIJI
ished his new barn, the upper floor
of which made fine dance hall 80 by 40
feet and those who felt so disposed
hied themselves thereto and their fly
ing feet" kept time to excellent music
until eleven O'Clock, when they were
summoned to partake If q bountiful
repast of oysters land their accompan-
iments, together with variety of
other dainties. served up in that pecu-
liarly fine style that only cocks like
Mrs. Young know the secret Of. The
presents were numerous and all Of a
useful rather than of an ornamental
kind and made "a very fine display.
The most peculiar feature about them
Was that there were no two articles
alike. AT o'clock a. m. the company
dispersed and returned homeward sf>
ter many good wishes t" the hest and
hostess for a continuation of their
happy and prosperous life.
Farm work is about MI done with
the exception If u very little thresh-
ing, which the Green boys. Of WORTH
ington township, will finish this week :.
The most Of the other machines have
laid up for the season having the i'm:
preston that they rs threslers are u
''survival IT the ftttst."
Clyde Taylor has moved to Worth
ington and engaged in the we'll boring
business.
Thanksgiving passed off with the
customary good dinners and joliifi
cations. Many remarks were made
that it was the warmest Thanksgiving
on record. :,
Mrs. Hacker is very sick at this
writing, so that DR.. Kenyon. of Wor:
Ellington, makes daily visits. .
Mrs. Felt Was also quite sick last
week, but is on the mend.
Mr.. Pratt bought fine team Of
horses Of Mr.. Mode, the Worthington
horse doctor and dealer.
A Thanksgiving social and dance at
Gust. Ericson's was enjoyed by friends
and neighbours last Thursday eve.
A minor arrival of il 0 pound hoy
occurred ut Louis Anderson Is the 18th.
Those who predicted mild winter
consider themselves endorsed by Old
Boreas to u great extent, the Indians
to the contrary notwithstanding. The
endorsement. however, cannot he re-
lied upon until about the first of April
As the "ol ! man" is quite tricky and
FRI quently goes back on his promises.
Weddings are getting 30 numerous
that we are unable 10 keep track #
them and dare not undertake to make
especial mention of them for fear of
getting the parties mixed up and thus
incur their wrath.
J. T.. Frame. of Grurdy Co. Iowa, is
visiting his brother, A. L. Frame, of
this town.
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ORDER FOR HEARING AND NOTICE OF
APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT
OF ADMINISTRATOR.
State OF Minnesota
In Probate Court Special Term. Dec ard $780,
III the matter Of the estate OF Nicholas kleun-
der. deceased.
On recci' ing and filing the petition Of Mary
HaEedOrn. OF Manning, Carroll County, Iowa,
representing. among other things. that Nick0.
las kleNDder, late OF said county, on the 9TH day
Of November, A. u. 1882 ut Mobiles County,
died interstate, and being a resident of this
county AZ the time of his death, leaving goods.
chattles and estate within this county, and that
the said petition. er is i daughter Of said de-
ceased. and praying that administrators Of
said estate he to NJ. Z. Lawton, vi Worthington
Mlnn., granted:
1t is ordered, that said peti be heard be-
fore the Court OF Tuesday. the 3Oth 'ay of De-
cember, A. ID. 1890 ut one o'clock p. M, ut
Woi Ellington in said county.
Ordered further. that no,ice thereof be given
to the heirs Of said deceascd. and to all perso
Interested. by publishing this order once in
each week. for three successive weeks prior to
said day OF hearing. In the WOrthington Ad.
vance weekly newspaper printed and pub
liShed at WorthingtOn in said county.
Dated at wo1thington the third day Of re-
cembcr, A. u. 1884,
BY the Court:
[Scal.1 G.. w. W. Dow,
Judge of Probate.
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THE SCOTTISH SOIREE.

The Scottish Soiree to 0e given for
the benefit Of the "I.adies' Parsonage
Fund" of the Presbyterian church, vt
G. A. Il. Hall. has been postponed
from Tuesd " until Wednesday even
ing of next week. The following liter.
AIRY and musical program will be pre-
sented after which y supper will be
served: Music, Worthington Orches.
ira; Duet, ''ris forty years lmy old
friend john" James and John Mac.
kay; "Land O. the Lea" Mr.. Mackay;
John Anderson my j. john" Mrs.
Christianson; Reading Cotter's Satur-
day Night, Miss Richardson; Violin
Solo, Mr.. N .ckay; Overture. Orchestra;
Reading and Pantomine, Jack o. Ha-
zeldine; Jessie's Dream, Miss Jessie
Mackey; Aud Lang Syne.
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Tn anksgiving Day was observed in
Worthington by a general cessation of
business, except at the hotels, where
bounteous feasts were spread for all the
guests. Family gatherings were nu.
merous and many Gid reunions took
place. At the Swedish Lutheran
Church, Rev. $. Anderson, the pastor,
preached an appropriate sermon, and
conducted the other services. At the
Presbyterian church, the Methodist,
Congregational and Presbyterian cou.
gregations united in union service.
A male quartette rendered the song
service in u very acceptable way. Rev.
F. l.. Fisk preached an excellent and
appropriate discourse on the Christian
Graces: Faith, Hope, Charity. these
three, but the gre,test of these is
Charity" The Thanksgiving prayer
was offered by Rev. Rob't. McCune. A
collection was taken for TIE benefit of
the poor, to I've distributed by CON-
mittee Of the churches Rev. Mr.. Brown
Of the NJ. E. church, was absent con-
Quoting services at Ewington. The
people Of Mobiles county have occasion
for Thanksgiving in view of the years
bountiful harvest, for renumerative
markets, and for the building up of our
community in the incoming Of many
worthy immigrants into our borders.
Com mercial prosperity is one of our
blessings, but not the greatest. Good
schools, flourisl'ing churches, a happy
social life among our people. good
health aud good government arr eli.
among our blessings. The areatest of
all are the graces SO happily set fortl,
in Mr.. Fisk's ser'non, faith, hope and
charity" adjoining lie character and
lives Of so nan, worthy l.op Q.
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THE OLD MADE YOUNG.

DR.. Brown Scquard's elixir 1t y6nth
Of youth may be All important disc"v-
cry, b It every one knows that d.,
Franklin Miles, New Heart Cure Ger
tainly is. It has given thousands af.
flicted with serions heart disease a
new lease of life. Druggists who car
observe its effects on many customers
everywhere speak very highly Of it.
Mr.. John Weaver of Kinestown Ind.
says: II have sold much of DR. Miles,
New Cure and have received many
good reports. l sold some to one Of
the leading Masonic state officers and
it did him great deal Of good. Sold
and guaranteed ty c. w. SMITH.
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SUMMONS.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. ,.
County of Mobiles. rs
District Conrt, Thirteenth Judicial District
Emma A. Gregg, plaintiff.
Isaac q. Gregg defendant.
The state OF Minnesota, to the above named
defendant.
You are hereby summoned and reauired to
answer the complaint Of the plaintiff IN the
above entitled action: Of which copy is here.
and to serve copy OF your answer Is the said
complaint on the subscriber ut his Office in The
village Of WorthingtoR In said county. Within
thirty days after the service 81 this sum mons
upon you. exclusive Of the day Of such service:
and II you fail to answer tho said complaint
within the time aforesaid. the Plaihtiff in tbs
action will apply to the Court for the relief de.
mandetl In the complaint.
Dated October 18th 1880.
u.,..,u GRO. ": WIlsox.
The said complaint H. now on i,le with the
clerk VI said court. October Is. $780,
SEO. w. WILSON Atty. for Plaintiff
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FOR SALE,

For sale or exchange, one yearling
Shropshire ram, bred by. u. U. Palmer,
element, Iowa. One and one half blood
yearling Shropshire ram. Ono one
year old Poland China boar, bred by
Stryker Bros., = Cherry, Plain6eld,
Ill. lew " n. FINLEY.
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HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS.

For the Christmas and New Year
holidays, the Burlington Cedar kapids
and Northern Railway will make \
rate Of ONE FARE for the round trip
between all stations on its line.
Tickets on sale December "a. Is and
81, 1890, and January l. 1891, good to
return until January s, 1891. For time
Of trains, rates Of fare, and any other
Information, call on or address any
agent of the co inpany, or, -
j. E. HAM LOAN, @
: g., 49, Genl. Tiki. & Pass. AIT. -,
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Some Of the poor Dakota sufferers
Nll1 be better off for the contributions
nf some of our good townspeople. Rev.
Collie sl,ipped large barrel and u L'x
81 zsssa,f cintltng to them this week. Here
i is IN example for some others.
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NOTICE.

The Mobiles County Alliance will
meet ut Rushmore at one O'Clock p. N.
on Dec. 9th, for the purpose OF electing
a delegate to the State Alliance. Each
alliance is entitled to three delegates.
and t. entitle them to q vote, they
must bring the per capita tax Of Eve
cents for each member ia their alliance.
L. G. LONG, Pres.
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a DAkIn6 ROBBERY ]
ADRIAN.
LANDLORD SLADE ROBBED OF
NINETY DOLLARS.
THE THIEF ESCAPES FROM TIE
s CONSTABLE.

On Monday night, Mr.. Geo. Slade,
proprietor If the Central house ut
Adrian, was awakened from sleep by
his wife crying out that some one was
in the room. Mr.. Slade sprang out Of
bid followed and grappleti with the in"
trmder whom lie found, III the flee, 10
be a powerful, athletic fellow, who in
the course Of the sculfle struck Shade
several blows on the face which rend-
cred him unconscious for time. The
thief escaped from Slade to his room
and covered up the blood marks which
Slade had made on him. Mrs. SHADES
alarm called up the boarders at the
hotel, among whom was T.. s.. Nelson,
ESQ.,, who is stopping at the house dur
ing the temporary absence of his fam
lily from town. lie and other male
guests searched the house and found
Mr.. Shades pocket book with man
named Henry Franklin, who had been
staying at tho hot 81 for about wo years.
There WAS about 800 in the pocket book.
Franklin had u hearing before q. W {.
Freeman, Esq County, Attorney DALEY
appearing on behalf of the State. The
evidence against the villain was So
clear That he WAS promptly:coInmitted
to the county Jail tn answer for his
crime. Constable VIM. Mari took the
fellow in charge intending to bring him
to Worthington by the night train.
Very unwisely, however, he undertook
to c nduct his prisoner to the cars
without assistance and without even
Handwriting him. While on the way
to tie station he suddenly dealt the
const able u stunning blow and tscaped.
At last accounts he had not been heard
from. 1t is greatly TO be regretted that
50 danger, Gus man had not been put
ermanently under lock aud key, and
made to suffer the due penalty for his
orimn
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Sunday night Il series of meetings
will he commenced in the Adventist
hall, considering some subjects of in
tercst to all. The room will be we'll
warmed and u cordial invitation is ex.
tended RI all
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SHKRIFF'S SALE IN FORECLOSURE.
STATE OF MINNEzOrA(
County of Mobiles.
District Court-13th judicial District.
Rudolph Nurnemacher. Plaintiff, W. Matthias
SEMINARS, Defendant.
Notice is hereby given. That under and by
virtue of . Judgment and Decree entered II,
vcmber. 1890. = certified transcript OF which has
been delivered to me. !. the Undersigned. sheriff
OF said Mobiles COantv. will sell at Public Aue-
ton, to the highest bidder for cash, on Saturday
forenoon. Mt the front door Of the Court House
in the Village OF WOrthington. in i'd County.
in one parcel. the premises and real estate des.
crilec In said Judgment and Decree to w. All
that tInct or parcel Of land lying and being
in the County of Mobiles and State OF NinnosOta.
described as follows to wit i:
Tie west half (h) Of the north east QuarterO Of
lA) Of section no nine 10y, In Township No. One
Hundred and Four (lo4) north Of Range No.
FOrty-one (4l) west.
GILBERT ANDERSON.
Sheriff of Mobiles County, MINI.
Dated November 25th. 1a90.
GID. w. WILSON. Plaintiffs Attorney.
First Pub. Nov. $50
Last Jan. 2-9l
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A HAPPY THANKSGIVING.


served at the new Methodist Episco-
pal church in Ewington. At the usual
morning hour Thanksgiving service
was held, conducted Ivy Rev. VIM.
Brown. of Wortl,ingtrn. The sermon
was we'll adapted to impress devout
and grateful sentiments on all hearts.
At the close of the sermon Mr.. Joel E.
White, and Miss Edith Spafford came
forward in front of the chancel and,
by the officiating minister. were united
in holy matrimony. The bride and
groom were supported by Miss Winnie
White, sister of the groom, and Walter
Spafford, brother of the bride. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. John
Spafford, known to the readers of the
ADVANCE as Farmer JOHN" and the
groom is of one of the prominent fami-
lies of this vicinity. The couple start
in their welded life with the esteem
and best ishes of all for their prOss
perity. The solemn services being
closed the audience room was suddenly
transformed into \ place Of feasting.
Tables were improvised and from we'll
filled hampers came forth a spread If
substantials and dainties such as far
mers only can set forth. All were
made welcome and gladuess ruled the
hour. May this suspicious beginning
be typical of IL long and happy career
for the happy pair. Among the many
presents made the young people were
the following:
J. N. Dodge and wife, antique china
set-sugar bowl, creamer and teapot
Willie Dodge, amber glass toy kettle.
bunch toothpicks and bordered hand
kerchief. Will and Lizzie IIansber-
ger, silver pickle castor and tongs.
Relatives of bridegroom, set silver tea
50 oon. Hans johnson and wife china {,
set, half doz. cups and saucers, set tea
plates and meat platter, cash one dol
lar. Chas. Barnum, pair silver napkin
rings. lorenz Stumph, china naples.
Mrs. Susan E. Barton, fine class silver
trimmed castor a bottles). viii
Scl,immellling and Katie Dodge, beau
tiful tinted and decorated vase parlor
lamp, with duplex burner. Libbie
Freeman large glass cake salver. Geo.
V. Dodge and wife, handsome set cut
glass sauce dishes. A. p. Van Dam
and wife fine handwork chair tidy and
pair needle cushions. T. H. Brown
and wife, fins linen table cloth with
red border. D. McNab and wife,
heavy Marsailles ped spread. W. q.
Barton and wife fine Marsaills bed
spread. J.C. Walker and wife casl,
gift two dollars. s.. 8. Smith, cast,
gift one dollar. Jennie Barton, large
amber glass cake salver. Hans Olson
and wife fine fat turkey. s. Edwards
and wife. turkey. Thos. Ferguson and
wife, nice mirror and comb and b:us,
pocket. Carrie Prideaux, fne figured
chair tidy worked with silk: u. &
Holmes and wife, three. fine linen
towels, and silver napkin rings. Fred
Lousberry and wife OF Slayton, fine
tidy and towel. Winnie White. half
doz. napkins. Mr.. and Mrs. Joel White
pair pillows. Relatives of bride, Palmer
House chamber suit. hardwood antique
finish.
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ID, not forget the Scottish, Soiree
Wednesday evening Dec. 10th at q. A
Il. Hall. Admission Is cents.