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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-03
NEW

Musical Association Will be held this year.
NEw-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY-A bill of S146 has been re-
ceved by the Police Department for expenses incurred
by the American Consul at Maamoros in trying to cap
ture Alex. ID. Hamilton, the absconding City Treasurer
Car No I5i Of the Hoboken and Jersey city line
run into by freight train, at the Grovest crossing Of
the d. L. and W. II. r., just before midnight Tuesday
the front Of the car smashed and the horse killed
The driver was severely injured. -Four passengers in
the car escaped without injury The driver whose
il Henry wttharser attaches all the blame to the gate
on. 1t is the duty OF the gate-tender to
Henry Lohman, a saloOn-keeper IN Grove-st., near
Newark-ave, beat his wife with the butt OF pistol
about q. yesterday until her cries attracted the
attention OF the neghbors who rushed into the house
ana rescued her Officer Finley arrested Lehman and
took the staOn-house, but she refused 70 make
lie was therefore released Mary Peters, residing
at No. so MONTGOMERY ST, attempted last night to blow
out lamp filled with fluid. An explosion followed, and
the oil scattered over her clothing. Before
assistance >, could be rendered she was badly
The Board OF Aldermen as Committee OF the Whole.
has ordered licenses granted 10 al applicants without
those who liable to arrest and fne for selling with
out ssses Ui , ssa
raigned had recourse except to carry out the law
were without license only because of the municipal
deadlock.
NgwARK-An inquest is being held in the infanticide
100 Bodens is the mother Of the child aud that it
born last Wednesday Its face and throat bruised
aud from other facts obtained at postmortem exam
inaOn II the opinion OF the physicians that the child
was straugled. IL was found In the vault OF out
house on the Promises above mentioned The mother
fed Tuesday morning, aud II Is thought That abe Is in
Brooklyn. L. ID. The inquest will DO continued next
Friday evening. "A few days ago two canalmen
arrested for cruelty 70 animals, and nDe was
upon them But they evaded the officers, and Of
them escaped to jersey CITY On Tuesday morning the
Vice President Of the 3. y. c. A. In this CITY
went TO Jersey City. accompanied by two .of1-
GERS, and arrested the man. He was taken before
Justice OF the Peace aud hned t25. The
other man was arrested Bloomfield yesterday morn
ing and taken before the Judge who had first fined him.
rger fine imposed this time, and 10 was paid
The Democrats Of the Fifth Ward have organized club
numbering liz members. =. The Young Mens Catholic
Association have decided TO call veution OF Gil
liar organ the country Wsshngtons birth
day in 1875 "A named Clark Of Jersey City was
arrested In this city On Tuesday afternoon for stealing
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HOME NE VS..
THERMOMETER. YESTERDAY. At HUDSurSN BRoAp"h'
s.m-7s, Eoop-soo 3 d a:-83' adsishs-70'
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Breroort Ho@e-Charles Francis Adams, u, %. OF
Quincy M,s r. Hsg,r%.nn L1dsnsrons psasn Va'
Prsiey o. May HOFFMAN Hosss-Gen pven o. hm'T "a
49, ~ and Alfred Gather Cincinnati Hotel Branscies
Isstsut Adiutsutensrsl stonehouse Ao.nL 50 Nth9s
fosn M Kiytpstct Pittsburgh FVfA frssut Hohs
State senator D. p Wood Of syracuse eat O. Tye, bonI o,
ha R1tsh Nsyv And Thomas Ball. sculptor V Cnn Sqtde
Charles H. tonng u = NAVY 6Hor Hous-
Sop Young Of FLORIDA Lewis Mekenne Of VIZ
cua
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BHOOhb1N.
City Treasurer Cunningham reports S514,-
7i e5 on hand in the city treasury deposited in Il OF the
city banks.
The EMPLOYING Plasterers' Association refuse
to employ men who demand exorbltant pay for brief
hours of labor and they determined to increase
the membership OF the society.
A field day and parade of the Knights
Tempar OF this city aud its vicinity will take place at
the Prospect Park parade grounds Sept 49, on which
occasion the Communicates Will contest for prize OF
silver cup, be awarded to the best drilled aud best
equipped body of knights there assembled.
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Only 70 miles from city

CREEDMoOR LAwN.-Only 10 miles from city
oupuced lots Of
silver shade trees attractive urrognn
title; the property Prices, 500 Sl5O and
s20Ui terms esrtlO monthly plan preferel Free DAILY eJear
For further Hsvucurs
apply PAUL {. 5Oi Third corner Of
New York.
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IAnnomcemenLs
For Bathing Infants-BURNETT's KALLIsroN.

A singularly attractive sensation for the
strangers visiting Fall style Of gentlemen HAS,
@ introduced They make their purchases at No. az Broadway
or bis Fifth Avenue Hotel store The KnoI Hat fled
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pEsULr OF Az ENGINEERS cARELEssNEss.

TSere is little information in addition to that
pubhsbed yesterday morning about the collision the
Hew.Hsyen Railroad at Mount Vernon on Tuesday even
ing VIM. Allen the engineer OF the express train which
into the accommodation train. escaped unharmed,
but Immediately fed and nothing has been heard Of him
since. The company say that Allen deliberately dis
obsyed the rules, and lay of the blame him. Mrs
Hm, Wilson Of Mount Verp"D, who came down from
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IN PROBATE COURT.
GTATE OF ENESOTA, l.,
~ MOBILES (,OIIN'rY IS

In the matter of the Estate of William r. Heb
belti DECEASED: On reading and filing the petit
ton of Mary G. Hehherd of-- repre-
Scnting among other things, that said deceased
A.. d. 1874, at his residence died intestate and
being citizen Of this County at the time OF hi,
death, leaving goods chattelS and estate in this
County, and that the said petitioner is wife OF
said deceased. and praying that administration
OF said estate be to John B. Churchill granted
II is orefded that said peti ion be heard before
Of May, A. ID. 1874, at ? o'clock p. H., 1T Pro
bates Office in said county
Ordered further, that notice thereof be giver
interested, by publishing Il copy of this order fol
three successive weeks prior to said day of ear
my, in the Western Advance, Il weekly \ewSpi-
per printed and published at Worhington il
said county.
Dated at Worthington the 18th day of May, 4
ID. 1874. BY the Court,
3w32] j. CRAFT Judge of Probate
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LOOK OUT FOR FIRE.

We desire again to call the attention
OF the public to the hay, straw and sta.
bic manure which filters the lots of
Northington. A sir gle spark OH a
windy day might burn the town. A
few days ago we saw man knock the
fire from his pipe within six feet of the
Worthington Hotel stable. He had the
presence of mind to pause and set his
foot on it, or a puff of wind might have
carried it into the hay and fired the
building. Buildings are nearly as
dry as finder, and where is our water
supply to stop a fire?
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WORTF7INGTUN SEMINARY

The Sd Session Of Worthington Seminary will
begin on Thursday, April q, and continue until
"Wednesday, July lst, 1874.
This Semi mary is designed to prepare youth OF
both sexes for the pursuits Of life, or for College
The Curl iculum Of Study affords. opportunity Tor
ture usually embraced in tile Freshman and
Sophomore years OF Il College Course, and no
pains are spared by the Board Of Instruction to
render the Seminary a grand success III all its
branches Such All institution is of great i'm
portance to this community, as it presents an at
tract ion, to those outside. by affoiding opportu-
nifty for acquiring broad and liberal education
at moderate expense 1t il hoped. therefore.
that the surrounding country will come forth
and support this noble enterprise and by placing
II on q firm foundation, thus secure an inStrll-
ment for the advancement of the Social and Ed
ucatl"nal status of the surrounding country.
All communications should be addressed to
c. L. DCNNiNG, Sec. of Faculty.
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WATER WORKS.

A movement is on foot to secure a
supply Of wat r for the town which
promises to he successful because en-.
tirely practicable and inexpensive
The plan at present proposed is to con.
meet a reservoir, to be constructed near
the centre OF the town, with the rail.
road water-tank. This will supply one
OF our greatest needs. While we are
strictly temperance town, we cannot
be called u cold water town, judging
from our present water supply.
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THE THROUfyH TRAIN AGAIN..

THE THROUGH TRAIN AGAIN.
The Sioux City Journal says that
through trains from st. Paul to Kan.
sas City, via. the st. Paul and Sioux
City, the Sioux City and st. Paul, the
Sioux City and Pacific, the Chicago and
Northwestern, and the Kansas City,
st. Joe and Council Bluffs Railways,
will be put on the line OH the 26th of the
present month, tomorrow. The trains
going south will arrive 1T Council
Bluffs in time to connect with the
day mail for Chicago, Persons cali thus
leave Worthington ut five in the after
noon and arrive at Council Bluffs the
next morning.
This arrangement places Worthing-
ton on a great north and south route
connecting the two most important
cities Oh the Mississippi. 1t will not he
long until we shall he on a through
route also from Lake Superior to the
Pacific, and trains will daily 60 thun-
dering by to st. Louis and San Fran.
cisco.
The running time on our road on
and after Monday next will he as fol-
lows: No. l Passenger will leave St.
Paul at Il. m., and arrive at Worthing-
ton at 5 p. M. No, ? Passenger leave
Sioux City ut 5 80 4. M, and arrive at
Worthington at 9 ~ a. m. Accommo.
dation leave st. James at a. NJ, ar.
rive 1T Worthington at 9 AZ a. m. Ac.
commodation going east leave Sioux
City at S As a. M, arrive at Worthing.
ton rs p. m. This brings the morn
ing passenger to. Worthington several
hours earlier,
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TO THE PUBLIC.

No arrangement has been made with
the proprietors Of the ADVANCE to fill
out the advanced subscriptions of the
late lamented publisher. Persons to
whom the paper is sent will please noti-
fy us if they do not wish the paper con-
! tinued.
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Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Peter Schwit7er against John BlOdgett for Aba1i
dnning Homestead entry No.9022 dated July Sd,
1872, upon the nwM Of section 4, township l03,
view to the cancellation Of said entry the said
parties are hereby summoned to appear At this
office OH the 18th day of May, 1874. at 9 O'Clock
A. A., f." respond and FIJI niSh testimony con-
corning said alleged abandonment
}. A. LEONARD, Register.
j. B. WAKEFIELD. Receiver
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LOCAL..
WORTHINGTON, MIMI, APRIL Is, 1874
CHURCH DIRECTORY

METHODIST EPIsCopA1--Rev. j. w. Lewis,
pastor: Services every sabbath, morning at
ton Praying Band,'' Sabbath evening ut O clock
Pray meeting Thursday evening at I o'clock.
Observation-Disclosures In the west room on
first floor OF Miller Block. Sunday School ut II
o'clockeach Sabbath Rev. W.P jackson. Pastor.
UNION CONGREG morning
and event ny. Sunday School Immediately after
evening.
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NOTlCE-U: s. Land Once. Jackson. MINI. .
~ April 6. 1874. ''''''
Complaint having been entered at this ofice by
doning homestead entry No. $50. dated Nav
10, 1879, upon the w pc Il nwN & nwX neE
OF section y, township 1o2, range ~, In Mobiles
ton Of said entry, the said parties are hereby
Summoned to appear at this ONCE at Worthine-
ton on the 9th day OF May, 1874, 1t 9ocl0ck a. m.
TO respond ard furnish testimony seRecl ming
said alleged abandonment.
J. A. LEONARD, Register
4w311 j. B. WAKEFiEi,D. Receiver
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A drove of several hundred pelicans
few over town on Thursday evening"
n. T.. Clark turned the open end of his
gun in the direction of the flock, and
Immediately one Of the birds answered
the sun mons. It measured seven feet
and ten inches across tie wings.
The annual April snow storm in
Kansas. Nebraska. ana regions soutl,
of us occurred last year on the 18th of
the month. This year it occurred OH the
10th. Three persons persisted on Sum
day last near Council Bluffs while at
tempting to drive home through the
storm.
Messrs. Leonard & Booth, Rochester,
Minn., write us that their new Town
ship Manual. which they are prepa: ing
for the State. will he ready about June
l. They will publish in a few days.
however, a cheap hut complete, ESQ
pageS.) edition of Booths Township
Laws. $500. and send by mail at 25
cents each Or five copies for 81.
Farmers are generally through seed
ing wheat. Prof. Humiston has in
about three hundred acres and will put
in about one hundred more of wheat
and some four Hundred acres more of
other grain and flax. Mr. Ames has in
already about 100 acres of wheat and
Hnv
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ARRfT-4I.V

The arrivals for the past week were
AS follows: Farmers Hotel. %. Oka-
bena House, by train, ), by team, A..
Third Avenue, train y, team, lo2
Worthington Hotel, train, II, team, %,
making over 100 by train.
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See the card of J. II. johnson, Saddle
and Harness maker. Mr.. J. is building
up quite Il business in his line.
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BANK OF woRTHiNGIoN.

EL1HU SMITH. Banker. A. NJ. SMITH. Cashier
INTEREST PAID FOR TIME DEPOSITS
Drafts Bought and Sold. Special attention Civ
ell to collections.
once hours from 9 to II a. NJ. and from l to
o'clock, p. III.
{. II. BENTON, G. c. GOODSOW,
Atty at Law Notary Public
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There are six hundred patents for land
waiting to be claimed at the Sioux Falls
Land Office.
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J. A. LEONARD, Register.
j 3. WAKEFIELD, Receiver.

NOTICE.-1!. s. Land Office, Jackson. MIMI,
~ March 2sth, 1874.
Complaint having been entered at this Office.
by Samuel Arthur against William kennay for
abandoning Homestead entry No S448, dated
Oct. 9>1. 1872, upon the VIZ Swl4 section 20, town
ship 1s4. Range a. in Mobiles county, Minnesota.
with view to the cancellation OF said entry; the
said parties are hereby summoned to appear At
this Office at -WOrthington. on the 23th day of
April, 1874. ut 9oclock q. H., to respond and
fn! ns'l testimony concerning said alleged aban-
dOllnent.
j. A. LEONARD, Register
j. B. WAkEFlELD, Receiver.
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NOTICES or CONTEST,

NOTICE. L. s. Land Office Worthingtot,.
~ Mimi. April 2nd 1874
Complaint having been entered at this: office
ny R"her, +: Bal rr against Christopher Uelkers
for abandoning homestead entry No. Hnl5. dated
July III. 1873. upon the n"', seq; ini ~ township
ltj rauge II. in N"i'r'~ u4!nt>. M,nntSr,a with
view 10 the calrt';:,; " II = III entry tie, said
partles are her''hN summarized ia api:s'.; 1t this
office on the = III 'ta: NJ May 1874. ut q clock a.
H., TO respond aud furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abanGonl-lll
J. 4. LEONARD. Register.
33] j. b. WAKEFIELD Receiver
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Il. d. D.lRBER,
& EO. 0. MOORE,

PHYSICIAN AND SURG
Graduate Of Ann Arbur, Michigan. Office and
Residence on 10Th street below the public hall,
WOrthngtOn, MINI.
VIII ottenG promptly to I'LL Calls, dog or
night.
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Parties wanting flax seed can obtain
it of Mr.. Ames, as the supply is not yet
exhausted
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J. A. LEONARD. Register.
j. B. WAKEFIELD Receiver.

N@tce 2; s; Land Once, Jackson, M,nn..
Complaint having been entered 1T this office b.
John n ickett against Abraham P. Miller, 1or
9o aga IGN! Homestead Entry No. a6a2 dated
ship l02, range SO, In Mobiles County, 1linaeooxa.
WIN w view to the cahccitatt0u Of seid entry !;
at this Office on the &1h, DAY u Hay. 1S;z st 5
Q clock a. M, to respond and furnish testtnopY
concerning said alleged abandOnDent.
~, J. A. LEONAkD, RertsteT.
81 J. B. WAKEFIELD Receiver
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The first rainbow of the season ap-
peared in the east .rn sky last evening.
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The Okabena Mills filled IL Sioux City
order for flour on Thursday.
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Capt. Miner is through seeding wheat
on Prof. uumiston's Ocheeda farm.
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NOTICE. L. S Land Office, Worthington
- MIMI. April 10Th. ls74.
Complaint hay ing been entered at this Office by
Akin Mineragain>t Hosea IL. Fl yant for ahan
dnning homestead entry No. 1H'4. dated May 6th
1872, upon the el1 swi. and wiz >.'4 section
3. township l0l range 81. in Nnb}es County.
minnesota, with a view to the cancellation OF
said entry; the said parties are hereby summon
ed to appear at this office on he Al, day Of June
1874. 1T 80 clock a. M. to respond and furnish ties.
tim"ny concerning said alleged Abandonment.
J. 4. LEONARD. Regl>trr.
231 j. J.. WAKEFIELD Receiver.
NOTICE: [: $: Land ONCE, Jackson, Mimi,
~ April 9th. 1874.
Complaint having been entered at this office by
Elihu Smith, against AlphnllS0 Tanner. for alan
honing homestead entry 30. Sl2. dated June
10Th, 1872, upon the ne ne l., Of section ., town.
ship l02. range H. In NohlrS county. Minnesota,
with view to the cancellation .: said entry: the.
said parties are hereby summoned to appear at
this Office at Worthington on the eth day Of May,
1874. at 8 OclOck a. ~, to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandonment.
j. 4. LEONARD, Register.
32] j. Il. WAKEFIELD, Receiver.
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NOTICE: T.: Land Office, Jackson, Minn,,

N April 7th, 1874. '''''
., Complaint having been entered at this Office by
F. k!sl!mann, against Silas Totten, for abandon
1872. upon the VIZ seA of section l. township l03,
range 40. IN Mobiles County, Minnescta, with i
view to the cancellation Of said entry; the sa3d
office at Worthineton, on the 18th day Of MAY,
1871: at Q o'clock a. m, to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandonment.
j. A. LEONARD. Register
4W3ll J. 3. WAKEFIELD. Receiver
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CORRESPONDENCE,
ELK TOWNSHIP Anril ?.

Elk TOWNSHIP April 9th.
EDITOR ADVANCE: If our spring
thus far can be beat i'll the Northwest,
Southwest, or any other part of the
country, let us hear from that part,
and we will compare notes.
Seeding in is. of course. the principal
business with us ut present, though by
this time most of us are through.
Travelled northwest through the town
Yesterday, and found on section a
tasty cottage farm house, and on i'll
quiry found it claimed by Mr.. Kiken-
dali. Mr.. VIM. Hoyt is fast completing
Il fine II substantial residence on section
20, the work being in charge of Messrs.
Taylor & Kelley, to whom any one
wanting good work done can be recon-
mended.
No big eggs laid on our table or any
where else this week. RICHMOND.
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The Summer session of the Worthing-
ton Seminary opened on Thursday.
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Mr.. Ames has issued about 1000
bushels of flax seed.
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A large stock of Notions, Balls, Cut
lery and Perfumery just received at
B. l..
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-
dennting the PAYMENT of said SPECIAL. TAX
Tor the special Tax Year beginning May |. 1874
before commencing or continuing business after
April 81, 1874,
The Taxes embraced within the provisions of
the Law above quoted are the following, viz:
Rectifiers ANN> M)
lscalers, retail liquor 25W
Dealers, wholesale liquor lM,OO
Dealers in malt liquors, Wholesale 5000
Dealers IN malt liquors. retail 1900
Dea!erSin leaf tobacco 25nO
Retail dearS in leaf tobacco 5000
And on sale of over II ono, fifty cents for
everydOllar il, excess Of u 800.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco 500
Manufacturers OF stills 5000
And for each still manufactured 2U,W
And Tor each worm manufactured 1850
manufacturers OF tobacco 1000
Manufacturers Of cigars 1vOO
PeddlerS Of tobacco, first class {more than
two hOrSeS) $500
Pcdttlers of tolncco, second class two hor-
Srs) $500
red',,ers Of tobacco third class Zone norse) l0V
peddlerS OF tobacco fourth class ION foot Or
public cnnVeyance) 1000
reWerS OF less than 3H' barrels 5000
Brewers of ;uV barrels or more lM,M'
Any person. 10 liable who shall fail to comply
with the foregoing requirements will be subject
t" severe penalties.
! Persons or firms liable to pay any of the Spe-
tlal Taxes named above must apply to A. e..
SMITH, Collector OF Internal Revenue at Koch
eSter Mimi, and pay for and procure the Spe-
May ], 1874, and cithont future notice
j. w. DOUG LASS,
Commissioned Int r'aal Rcrenue.
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REvESrE,
WASHINGTON, C., February Is, 1874.
3Odwl
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We are indebted to !. $. Shuck for an
item. While crossing tile railroad on
Tuesday, with one of Shells teams, ut
the side track across the lake, the hor-
ses took fright at I. train Of cars, and
ran off. Mr.. S. held on until the har-
hess and the lines got out of order and
then parted company with the team
and left them to find their way to town
alone. Fortunately, the loss was slight.
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FOR SALE-A House and Lot on Tenth Street
two doors west of Miller Hall. Time given on
Re eso{ payment =. av,,,,,,.
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Those wishing to SEND MONEY safely and
cheaply by mail will find 1t to their advantage to
get Drafts at the BANK Of WORTHINGTON.
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Ed. Miner recently shot Il pelican on
Ocheeda lake which measured feet
and inches from tip to tip and 5 feet
81 inches from bill to end of tail. The
sack under it's bill was large enough to
hold four or five quarts.
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nENTAL ROOMS of F. BEDFORD are on 10Th
~ street, opposite public square, and will be-
open the last week in each month. Work insur
ed tlVe years. Ioo.,
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j. II. johnson has just received lot
Of trunks and valises ut his shop on the
south side Of the park.
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NO1ICF. I. 5. LaNd Office. WVrthing tOll,
~ Mimi. Ap, il I'd, 1>74.
Complaint having lrt,, entered at this Office
by james =. Rabbit: against William Il. Law
renee for abandoning honest :'; entry no. 7Ms,
dated March 18Th. ls122, upon the nvl of section
20: township lu2 rtnve II. in Mobiles County.
Minnesota, with Il view f. the cancellation IF
said entry: the said parties arr. hereby >,:n,mon-
cd to appear 1T this office IN. he Isl Ii day OF May.
!>14. at =" Oc"ck a. H.. to Respond and furniSl,
test mOny concerning said ;;!i"Ic:! abandon
nent. j. \. LEONARD keyi>tpr
81 j. r. WAKEFIELD, Receiver.