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The Western advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1872-1874, 1874-08-15
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INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT.
At the School Meeting held on We'd
nesday night last, the independent dis
trict was carried, there being but foul.
votes in the negative. AN election of
a School Board is next in order, and by
the fall term Worthington will have
laid the foundation Of q first class pub
licschool. Whatever difference Of cpin-
ion there may be upon other matters,
there should be but one rs to our
schools. They should be maize first
class, and this can only be done upon
tie independent district plan.
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LOCAL..
CHy1RCH DIRECTORY

CHURCH DIRECTORY
METHODIST EPIscorAI.--Ilev. j. w. Lewis,
pastor. Services every sabbath, morning at
1880; Sabbath School 1T 2:30 r. NJ ; "Worthing-
ton Praying Band Sabbath evening 1T o clock.
Pray meeting Thursday evening at o'clock.
Observation-Disclosures in the west room on
first floor Of Miller Block. Sunday School at Il
o'clockeach Sabbath. Rev. W.PJackson, Pastor.
UNION CoSGREG AT1oNAL--Services morning
and evening. Sunday School immediately after
evening Bible Glass every Monday evening at
S0'clock at the Church. Rev. Z. G. Foote, pas
tor.
Ladies' Union Prayer Meeting every Tues lay
afternoon at 3lz O'clock.
TESLA 1fEN7;s FOR Saba TIT SCHOOLS.
The Mobiles County Bible Society will
furnish Testaments to Sabbath Schools
throughout the county, on application
of Superintendent.
A. p. MILLER, Secretary.
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I'VE
A n q
Our Neighbors''
Is the latest and raciest work by
Harriet Beecher Stowe.

is the latest and racieSt work by
Harriet Beecher Stowe.
Author Of ''Cnc'c Toms C.,l'in," 1.-The Minis
trrs Wooing,'' My Wife and H.
And other powerful stories, each tho literary
sensation OF its period and this story promises
4 like genuine and W1toleSome sensation. 1t
bears directly Oh social topics of interest, en-.
bracng the romance OF youthful companion
ships, the brightness of happy home-life. the
spicy complications Of neighborhood assoca-
tons, and such fo|ics and profound domestic
misericS as have led to the widespread 1en,Icr-
0nce movement of the day.
Mrs Stowe is now in the prime of that genius
which wrote "tncle Tom" ripen"A by years of
study and observation. Her novels are immense
~ popular, "Uncle Toms Cabin alone out sell
ing by hundreds ofthousands any edition of any
original work ever publiShcd-sa,e the Bible-
Her book two years ago, MY Wife and IT, out
sold every contemporary. Such pure and en-
noblng story as I'VE and Our Neighbors "
should be read in every home. This attractive
Serial is just beginning erc!usircty in the
Weekly Family Newspaper, the
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

HOTEL FOR S1LE OR RENT.
The Okabena House located on Ninth Street:
in Worthington, is offered for sale or rent Pos
session will lie given by September LIST if desired.
The house has u good run of patronage, and
good staDlng for teams. Am compelled to
change business Oh account Of the illhealth Of
my wife. For particulars address.
t6tfI T.. I. SLOUGH.
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Subscribers to the ADVANCE should
remenl' er that since the first of July
all newspapers sent to actual subscrib-
ers go free Of postage within the coun-
ty. In cases where postage has been
collected fer the current quarter, it
will he refunded.
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BURNING HAY.

Our correspondent from Lorain gives
his experience in burning hay. lie
has burned ''slew" hay almost exclu-
sive]y for over a year, and finds tia very
easy way of economizing. Let others
do likewise and in Il few years they
will be like the Illinois and Iowa prai-
RE farmers, rich enough to buy fuel and
also to buy out any ordinary eastern
farmer. Some don't like to ''come to
it,, while others don't like the ''namc''
of burning hay. Just as though hay
isn't as respectable as wood or coal,
and cleaner than the latter. Both
wood and lay grow out of the same
good green earth, and are given by the
same bountiful Hand. The prairies
are now waving with miniature forests.
Let every man who feels delicate
about burning hay, imagine that each
stalk Of grass is u small tree, and then
go in with 4 mower and lay up his win
ter W0od.n
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Mr.. Slough, Of the Okabena House,
offers the hotel for sale or rent. lie
will give possession by September 1st
if desired. The i'll health Of his wife
compels him to change business.
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OBITTAR Y.

DlED.-At Worthington, on Friday morning,
August I, 1874 OF brain disease, SUSIE GER
TRUDE, infant daughter of W Il. and LILLE l..
BENNETT, aged IS months.
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lT.1NTI'Il=IIl RL1DE

One yoke Of excellent steers, five
years old, Well broke, for a good horse.
Enquire Of L. NJ. Gruel1e, ADVANCE
office, OF ". N. Gray. Ransom.
Township maps for Sale ut the AD-
VANCE office.
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MOORE & SMITH now have on hand the largest
stock Of Drugs, Paints and Medicines ever
brought into Mobiles County.
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A splendid lot OF Glycerine Soap at
MOORE 4 SMITHS
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A car-shoe has been invented 10y J..
b. Stilson, the design of which is to
hold a train to the track in case of a
displaced Of broken rail. A test was
made recently near Minneapolis which
gave the greatest satisfaction. \ num-
Der Of railroad men witnessed the test
and say that the shoe will do all that
is claimed for it.
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Two desirable Farms near Northing-
ton for sale. Also House to rent. APP
ply to WM. 5. STOCkDALE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MOORE & SMITHS Ice-Cream has now arrived
ut perfection. Go there and partake.
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The Ladies' Prayer Meeting will be
held on next Tuesday afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. J. C.. Clarke.
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1ce-Cream and Confectionery and Frigid Soda
Water 1T MOORE & SMITHS
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We invite attention to tile ADVERTISE
ment Of the County Commissioners Of
fsring S25 for the conviction Of any one
who may Illegally burn the PRAIRIE
Now let us have al association to aid
the Commissioners in making the APP
prellcnsiOn and conviction sure
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NOTICES OF CONTEST

Notice. l.. s. Land Office, Worthington,
~ Minn, August t. ,>7t.
Complaint havin" '"'r', entered at this office by
Charles Dana against William tu>s fox al,a1l-
donin;: linme>tr;l't !:1:try No. 9l5e, dated
july Did. 1873. upon the $W' SECTION 90 town
ship ltr'. range Al. III E"'','; County, Minnesota,
with vi:.w to the calcfl;:;t :on nf said entry
the SaiI parties are hcren: summoned to appear
at IL O'Clock d. M. toy respond and furnish ;::i-
mOny concerning Said alleged abandonment.
MONS GIINAGER, Register.
4s1 d. H. WAKEFIELD, Receiver.
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new $500 PIANO for &3M. Warranted six
years. CHAS. +. HCMISTON T38
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VOR1IIINGTON MdRKETa
FLOUR q Dbl. 600 a SO
%&fS . ?'s''e' * . 8
HAM $f$&$,x y, %nlrn, y ous1 2::' (" 81 81
~ EN- IS
GK0c ERi ES-coFFEEs zoe @i5c TEA 50 % 100
SUGAR, Coffee y g BE: tx. c. II q -
Brown - @ lie; SYRUP is @ 100; RICE lol1
rM0y isfoS+roKK (mess) q Dbl, 24,oo@ $50 So
HAMS 1Sc; SHOULDERS 1O0 IL
BACON l6c; LARD 10 @ lie; ID. APIS - OILS
PEACHES u "a IS
coal u ton $50 10 500
ny MHERCOmmOn q m. 16,W@D1S,W
FINISHING 3j,tW@QlO,00
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Gener,us T. Aal, living near Marshall,
had two horses stolen recently. The
Prairie Schooner describes the horses
as follows: lone, I: small five year
old sorrel mare, with white spot in the
forehead, and with letter I'M branded
Oh one shoulder. The other is a two
year old bay colt, stallion, Of common
size, name and tail clipped some time
ago,-no other marks.'' a liberal re-
ward is offered for the delivery to the
owner Of one or both of these animals.
or for information that will lead to
their recovery. Mr.. Aal is poor man
and can i'll afford to lose his property.
An exchange Says that "a lady who
cultivates 4 rose in her apartments.
will find by planting an onion in the
same pot, the fragrance of the rose
will he increased a hundred per cent
Why this is so, is more than we can
SAY, but it IS certainly a f:lct.'
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State Normal School.
MANKATO,: MINI.

FALL TERM commences August %. 1871
.. Pupils must b. 1T least fifteen years Of ago.
J. Applicants for admission to the Normal De-
paftment will he examined III Spelling, READING,
Writing. Geography: Grammar and Arithmetic.
j. Tuition free to those who pledge to teach
two years in the Common Schools OF the state
Al others will be charged EIGHT DULLAE:;
FER TERN.
how to teach.
For further information apply to the Prnci-
pal. d. c. JOHN,
4G-3W* MaHkatOf MINI.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
SOULE & LANGDON,
S. Il. HILDRETH,
Has OpeneOa

WING LOON,
on Tenth Street, opposite the Worthfngton Ho-
tel. where he Il prepared to wait upon the public
In anything pertaining to his line.
The patronage Of the public solicited.
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BURNING THE PRAIRIE.
S2E REw ARn

TIE Commissioners of Mobiles County will pay
l. TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD for such
information as will lead t" the apprehension and
CONVICTION OF any p.rson or persons who may
Wilfully or rare!eSSly, hy any means, set fire to
the grass on the prairie within the county ,i, ing
this Autumn, and allowing the same to run be.
yond his own premises contrary to the statutes
Of Minnesota. BY order Of Commissioners,
WIN. NJ. BEAR,
August 10, lS'+.-9-3nl. Auditor.
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WORIHINGTON MdRKETq

The Smith AMERICAN ORGANS for sale
38J by CHAS F. HUNiISTON
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ADIlRE S2.

AL letters addressed to Miller, Hum
iston & Company, Worthington, Mobiles
county, Minnesota, will he promptly
answered, and full information given
concerning the National Colony.
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We have received the first number of
the Educational Nfus, published month
ly 10y Hadley Brothers, Chicago, and
Geo. NJ. Gage, st. Paul: at Is cents a
year. 1t is issued in quarto form, is
neatly printed and illustrated, and con-
tains much matter Of interest to ed
ucatOrS
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pIl.SIl'T.4 Ms.

+ CRAFT, NJ. D.,
pXISICTIN e. SURGEON.
Special attention. given t" Surgery and the
treatment ri Female Diseases; having had eight
years experience
OFFICIAL residence, corner of Fourth Ave-
nue. and Eleventh. street, Worthinyton, MINES
Ot2. [44-ly
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Will Langtlon treated the town a few
evenings since to a cornet solo played
from somewhere out on the lake. Dis
lance lent encl,antment to the soun'l,
and we hope Will will do so again.
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Several car loads Of fruit passed
through here a few days since from
California.
The Jackson Republic laments the
absence Of anything fresh and green to
eat. Here, on the railroad, we are hav-
ing vegetables and fruits Of nearly all
kinds.
The first load of new wheat was sent
to town Oh Monday last from the
Ocheeda farm Of Miller, 1IumistOn &
CO. New wheat is now arriving in
considerable quantity from Rock coun-
ty.
We acknowledge the receipt of anOt}l-
CT bucket Of ice-crcam and some fine
California pears from $. a. Davis
Pears and icc-cream are almost as good
as peaches and cream.
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II. D. 11umiston has I; single Mann
moth Squash vine in his lot which COW
ers al area of about L. by 20 feet
There are three squashcs Oh this vine
which arc growing at prodigious rate.
One Of them has grown about Is to is
inches III length in two weeks. During
the past few days it has increased in d.
ameter 1T the rate of two inches Il day
by actual measurement.
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Q. W.
44-6w.1 Sheriff of Mobiles County, MINI.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-02-27
SheriR's Sale.

NV VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
X ont of the District Court in and LOT tne
rorrtv of lincoln, State Of Nevada, ana 10 me
d;rected and delivered, for . Judgment rendered
w ss;d Court. on the l4th day of January. Al ~
1874 in favor of william Scanlan, and against .; !;
D Cullen. for the sum OF Nineteen Hundred anu ,,,
rio,an cs. 100 Dollars, damages, together VIZ ~.
s57 dollars, tax costs, and all accruing coe's anu
interest have levied on the toiio"'He f'of'
erty, to-wtt ,,,, ~ land
All that certain lot, piece and parcei nj iInu
situate living and being In the towu oi I.a.
in the County of Lincoln and STATE OF seaaua' so,
and bounded and particularly described as iG,
lows, to.wit: Commencing at the sou.heIiy 49, s.a,
OF Meadow Valley street, At the northeas. ON h
Of the lot and building owned and oee1P,su vy
Clute 4 Young, thence running on said Mesuow
Valley street in an easterly direction ais,anye
- o5 feet 10 the lot and house owned by y. r.
" " sherwood, thence At nght-angles In =
sn,,,h.riv directlon and extending back an equal
width 100 feet, being the same lot and mouse
oria;n.ily occupied by H. Lagrue, and at the
S.ts al said mortgage occupied BY one fo"er'
" Notice is hereby given that on
u,..a.v the Nineteenth Day OIL
february, A. ID. ls74'
:. 70 o.c,oek M. will sell all the rieht. ute
s,,d Interest of said defendant IN ana 70 .ne
.ioye described property, at the oouf ~ y =,
Soor IN Pioche, at public auction, ior 90 .i.s,,
h.nd 10 the highest and best bidaer' u sA'''i'
saia execution and all costs. .y,o e,.ris
nv d. II. HrREroRp, Deputy. ,os.,d
January 81, 1874.
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A PIE BITING MATCH. people

A PIE BITING MATcH.-The people in
,ew Mexico originate some curious So
cieti.s. In Mesilla aud Las Cruces, they
have-or it is said they have--what are
known AS the pie Biters." composed
OF persons passionately fond Of pies. So
strong has the rivalry grown between
the two societies that a challenge result
ed, and the contest is reported to be as
follows: The pies were mince and one
inch thick, Mesilla to bite first, and no
bite to count unless it reached the centre
of the pie. Mesilla piled up nine pies
and shut down on them without an eff
fort. Las Cruces elevated the top OF his
head and closed his jaws over eleven.
(Great enthusiasm among his friends. J
Mesilla came to the scratch, or bite,
manfully, and Topped his lip over a
dozen successfully. (Odds offered on
Mesilla) Las Cruces, at this point,
said, ''Well. it is time to quit this non-
sense, hand me fifteen" They were
given him; he smiled, laid the back of
his head on his shoulders and came down
on the bundle of pies like an alligator on
mouthful of flies. But his teeth did
not come together. He struggled and
jerked. but it was no use. Three of his
teeth broke and his hold gave way. On
examining, dog collar was found in the
centre pie. and Las Cruces had got his
teeth tangled in the buckle. Jack Mar
tin, the referee, decided in favor Of Me-
silla, on the ground that everything was
fair in mince pie.
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AxU,rso SCENE IN AN On

ABUSING SCENE IN AN OMNIBUS. ..-Agcn.
teleman who is not celebrated for his
benevolence. although he is very veal
thy, the other evening got into Fifth
avenue omnibus to 90 up town. As the
stage was full and he near the door, he
reached forward, and touching man on
the shoulder asked him to pass a one.
dollar bill up to the driver for bis fare,
remarking, I'm sorry TO trouble you,
but l have no change" The person TO
whom the request was mad. smiled,
bowed, and, taking a small book from
bis pocket, wrote something in it and
put the dollar bill in his pocket. All the
passengers smiled audibly, and the gem
tleman demanded his money with one or
two expressions such as fool" "swin.
dler," etc. The person alluded to smiled
and bowed again. but did not give up
the dollar. The passengers laughed
louder. The gentleman grew furious and
pulled the strap, shouting, driver"
driver! call policeman" Suddenly,
the man with the note book, his face
glowing with pleasure, handed the gen.
tleman slip of paper, on which was
written, Il am deaf and DUN. l thank
you for your generosity" The joke was
TOO much for the old stacy. He laughed
with the rest, and, telling the driver to
90 ahead, passed up second dollar, with
his own hand. to the driver to be
changed, the deaf and dumb man SEEM
ing TO be as much amused as the other
passepgers.-[N New York Letter.
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Newurk Silver Mining COMPANY.

Location Of works, lily Mining district Lincoln
county, Nevada. Notice il hereby given that Ut
u meeting Of the Board of Trustees of said Com
pany, held on the Thirteenth day Of February,
1874, an assessment mo. u Of One (sl) Dollar
per share was levied upon the capital stock
Of said Company, payable Immediately, in
United States gold coin, to the Secretary at
the office oil the Company, No. AL California
street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on WEDNESDAY,, the TWENTY
FIFTH DAY OF MARCH, 1874, shall be deem
ed delinquent, and will be duly advertised for
sale ut public auction, and unless payment shall
be made before, will be sold on SATURDAY,
THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF APRIL, 1874, to
pay the delinquent assessment. together with
costs Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
DAVID 7. BAGLEY, Secretary.
ohice-Room No. !, No. 40l California street.
San Francisco, California. fe20-td
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Condor silver Mining Company
Location Of works, Ely Mining District, Lincoln
County Naturalization Of principal place OF
business, San Francisco California. Notice IS
hereby given that at a meeting OF the Board oil
Trustees of this company, held on the twenty
seventh day Of January 1874, an assessment tNo;;
y of Twenty. Ave Cents per share was levied
upon the capital stock OF said company, payable
Immediately, to the Secretary, at tho office OF
the company, Room 2, No. 2i0 Montgomery 81,
southeast corner of Pine, San Francisco Cali
fornia.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on Saturday, the seventh
Day Of March, 1874, shall be deemed delih.
quent, and will be duly advertised ior SAFE AZ
public auction, and unless payment shall be
made before, will be sold on saturday. the
twenty .eighth day of March, 1874, to
pay the delinquent assessment, together WIN
costs of advertising and expenses OF sale
By order Of the Board of Trustees.
GEO. T. GRIMES, Secretary.
Offce-Room 2. No. 240 Montgomery street
southeast corner Of Pine, San Francisco, Call
fornia. ii
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January &c, 1874
silver Peak Mining Company. -

SILVER I'eak Mining Company. -.
Location of works, Ely Mining District, Lincoln
County, Naturalization of principal place of
business, San Francisco, California Notice is
hereby given hat at II meeting Of the Board of
Trustees of this company, held on the Twenty
eighth day Of January. 1874, an assessment no
A. of Seventy-Fiye Cents per share was levied
upon the Capital Stock of said company, payable
Immediately, in United states gold coin, to the
Secretary at the office of the company, Room 2,
No. 24O Montgomery street, southeast corner Of
Pine, san Francisco California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on Saturday, the seventh
day Of March, 1874, shall be deemed delin-
quent, and will be duly advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment shall be
made before, will be sold on saturday, the
Twenty-eighth day Of March, 1874, to
pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs of advertising aud expenses Of sale.
By order of the Board Of Trustees.
GEO. Il. GRIMES, Secretary.
Ofiice-Room Q, No. 2i0 Montgomery street,
southeast corner Of Pine, San Francisco Cali
fornia. f3-td