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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1874-11-13
A GRASSHOPPER SUFFERER.

n GRASSHOPPER SUFFERER.
Some time since letter appeared in
the ADVANCE giving some account of
articles received at Hersey Station for
one of the grasshopper sufferers of
that vicinity. Soon after letter,
written from Worthington, appeared in
the St. Paul Pioneer, describing a ''la-
dy in black" who was soliciting aid
throughout the State, and declaring her
to be an imposter. Both these letters
alluded to Mrs. NJ. j. Blaisdell, whose
husband was a disabled soldier, and
who owns a farm in Jackson county
near Hersey.
Mrs. Blaisdell called on US last week
and requested to be set right upon this
matter. The papers and recomenda-
tions with which she set out to ask aid
are undoubtedly genuine. Among these
papers are the statement of VIM. V.
King, Auditor of Jackson county, that
Mr.. B]aisdell is disabled soldier and
that the support of the family falls
largely upon his wife; of DR.. E. l..
Brownell, Examining Surgeon Of Jack
son county, that Mr.. Blaisdell is not
able to perform regular manual labor;
of Amos Coggswell, of Owatonna, that
he has known Mr.. Blaisden and family
for sixteen years and knows them to be
worthy; of Hon. L. F. Hubbard, Of
Red Wing, who says Mr.. Blaisdell was
a soldier in his command and that he is
a worthy and reliable man in every re-
spect, and was good soldier; of J. B.
Croker, of Minneapolis, that he has
known the family for ten years and
knows them to be worthy, and Of DR..
w. Fl. Leonard, of Minneapolis, Sur
geon of the 5th Minnesota, saying that
he knows Mr.. Blaisdell to he a man of
strict integrity.
These papers are undoubtedly genu-
inc and with these Mrs. Blaisdell set
out to solicit aid. She has secured, in
money and supplies, something over
$500. The farm and stock were mort
gagged, and, che grasshoppers having
destroyed their crops, there was danger
of losing all. During her absence a
yoke Of oxen and COW were taken up
Oh mortgage foreclosure and sold for
much less than their value.
In justice to Mrs. Blaisdell, we make
these statements. It has been our pol
icy, and it should be that of the whole
community, to discourage private So
Letting of aid, when there is relief
committee and when organized effort
is being put forth to help the destitute.
We know nothing of Mrs. Blaisdell's
circumstances beyond what we have
heard; we do not approve of the meth
cd she adopted to obtain relief, but we
cheerfully make the above statements
as a matter of justice.
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w. S. Stockda]e has removed his
claim house to town. Breaking and
other improvements will not be re-
moved at present.
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New stock Of Paper and Envelopes I'm endless
| variety at It'll MOORE 4: SMITHS.

Step in at Moore & Smiths as you pass up street
and take look At that New Perfumery. Don't
buy any! TT.
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When will that grand ratif( hic)ca-
tion meeting Of the Democracy take
place?
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All kinds of dried and canned fruit:
at Luckey's. 1t
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NOTICES OF CONTEST.

NOTICE y. $. Land Office, Worthineton.
~ Mimi, October 10th. 1874
Complaint having been entered at this Office
by Hiram Toms against Edward Carleton, for
h entry NJ SCI dated o.
township 101. range II, in obles County, MINES
ota, with view to the cancellation of said entry;
at this Office on the 10Th day. Of November,p ISL
at 10 O'clock M, to respond and furnish testi-
mOny concerning said alleged abandonment.
MONS GRINAGER, Register
81 j. B. WAKEFIELD, Receiver
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For Sale.
Two lots on Tenth Street.
Apply to A. P. MILLER,

NOTICE TO TOWNSHIP OFFICERS
estate OF MINNESOTA
y COUNTY OF MOBILES.
AUDITORS OFFICE, Worthington, MIMI,
September Is, 1874:
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Township or
N ficers who are entitled to the Township Mali
uals provided by the State and the Session Laws
for 1874, can be supplied by calling on the Audi
tor at his office. WIN. NJ. BEAR,
2-2W Auditor.
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Messrs. Harrington & Shirley have
put coat Of paint on the Presbyterian
Church.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

GTATE OF MINNESOTA, y,
~ COUNTY OF MOBILES, 90
The State of Minnesota to Austin A. Wade, De-
1endant: You are hereby summoned to he and
appear before the undersigned, one of the JUS
tees OF the Peace in and for said county, OH the
2lst day OF November, 1874, at 10 O'Clock in the
Lakes in said County to answer to Irwin Swan
in 4 civil action
I Should you fail to appear at the time and place
aforesaid, Judgment will be rendered against
you upon the evidence adduced by said Irwin
Swan for such sum as he shall show himself en-.
titled to.
Given under my hand this goth day Of October,
A. D., 1874.
A. L. J. CORNISH,
3W7. Justice of the Peace.
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Best American Prints, s to 10 cents.
Best Ginghams, l2I% cts.
Cheviot Shirtings, is to Is cts.
Heav cyl Bre%n fSheetings 10 t. TX et;
Waterproof Cloths, Is cts and up
White Flannels. Is cts. and up.
Red Flannels, 80 cts. and up
Red Twill Flannes, 37jx cts. an: and up.
Wool Cassimeres, G5 cts. and up
Opera Flannels, 50 to IS cts
Linen CrasllS, 10 cts. and up.
Cotton Flannels, 12l3 cts. and up.
Black Velvetcens. GO cts and up.
Black Alapacas' 3; g c t: worth s s
"" - g g :: = s. s.:
Black Tamlse Cloths. Colored Biaritz.
Is Drap De'Te. Wool Scrges.
:. !" Drap De Alma. :" Mohairs:
I" Berlin Cords. Plaid Goods Csc. & up.
" B0mbazenes, English Prints.
cc!ored &asa%sIss Ffsnf1 o R;nts
ALL Wool Empress Cloths, so cts
AllWool FRENCH Merino, IS cts. and up
Black M0hair Brillianteens.
q Empress Cloths.
BaritZ Cloths.
silks, Lining silks, Velours, Turquois:
irish Linens, Fine Whlte GSods, &c. ''''''N'
Large assortment and low prices on Nottingham
Lace Curtains
Holland Curtain Muslin.
Bargains in Bed Spreads, White Bed Blankets
Of al grades, Grey Bed Blankets, all grades
Cord Bed Spreads, all grades.
Balmoral and Felt Skirts.
Corsets, so cts Is cts, 81, &c.
Best ? Button Seamless KIDS, g..
Alexander Button i" l 25
Ladies, Gents and Chi!dren's American. Scotch
English and French Wool, Merino, Cotton, anc
Fleecy-lined Hose.
Ladies', Gents and Misses genuine Ba1briggaz
Hose.
Our line of CLOAKS are best styles and best
make and finish Of American and Foreign Man
ufacture.
We offer stock of 800 Wool shawls, including
all grades and most desirable styles, American
French and Scotch makes.
Paisley ShaW}S, Ottoman ScarfS, SC.
Gents Knit Shirts and Drawers Of all grades
. from 50 OTIS. up.
Ladies Knit Wrappers and Drawers Of all grades
from 10 cts. up
Boys Shirts and Drawers.
Misses Shirts and Drawers all sizes and quail
ties.
Black Beaver Cloths for Overcoats and cloakings
Colored Chinchila Cloths for oyercoats anC
cloakings. Fancy CloakinSs.'
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For cheap, choice Groceries and Pro-
visions at cash prices, 60 to G. G. Luck
eV'S. It
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Blank Deeds and Mortgages for sale
at the ADVANCE Office.
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Auditor Bear is building a stable on
the rear of his lot.
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Prof. Bagley las organized a singing
class which will meet on Tuesday eve
nings.
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Blank Deeds and Mortgages for sale
at the ADVANCE office.
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ARR1nAL AND DEPARTURES b ST il, Or NAL.

ARRIVAL AND DEP1RTttRE OF MAILS
: %s%5-@* #<s - s55::s ARRIVES. AZ
Eastern (daHy) 5p m.
Western-Lu Verne, Sioux Fails, Mon $3.50
days. Wednesdays and Fridays at 6p.m.
Spirit Lake Monday 6p. m.
jackson, Tuesday and Friday +6p. m.
Lake Shetek, Saturday -. p. IN.
DXPARTA
Eastern daily 80 9:12 4. m.
Southern =: 6p. m.
Western-Lu Verne and Sioux Falls,
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday "a m.
Spirit Lake, Tuesday "a m,
Jackson, Wednesday and Saturday Tam
Lake Shetek, Friday lam
All malls close 20 minutes before departure.
Once hours from a. m. TO 7 D.. m.-.Sundayy
from II IN. to p. m.
&C. GOODNOW. r. NJ.
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After the 18th will he able to furn-
ish fresh oysters by the can, at 4Octs to
Scots. Cash. 1913 S. A. DAVIS.
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story and half HOUSE at tlle foot OF
Tenth Street. Three rooms below and one
above. Well and stable on the premises
Possession given October lst. Apply to
W. S. STOCKDALE.
Worthington, Aug e, lsH.-5ltf.
=: ;-TsEe -
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Prairie fires have illuminated the hor.
lion for several evenings past, contrary
to law Notwithstanding.
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A. G. Robinson and Ed. Chandler
have been raising one end Of Methodist
Block with jack screws.
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Township maps for sale at the AD-
VANCE Office.
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PERSONALS.


A. Terry, of Seward, spent a few
days in town during the past week.
Mr.. Van Luven, Of Illinois, uncle to
Mr.. Herdic, is spending a few days ip
the Colony with a view to investing in
land.
Mons. E. Distad has formed part.
nership with l.. E. Kimball, in the feed
business, and has gone to Sibley to
open 4 branch store.
Prof. r. d. Bagley returned to Wor'
Ellington few days ago, after an alb
sence of several months, concerning in
Minnesota and Wisconsin. He will re-
main during the winter and, as usual.
will give much of his time to teaching
music.
Anthony Mutter left on Monday last
to spend the winter in that good old
Democratic stronghold, Berks county,
Pennsylvania.
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EXT,R4Y N0TECE

IzS 1Nd 4HUI1CE.
TAKEN up, on the 28th day of October 1874,
1 one RED (line back) BULL CALF, and one
RED HEiFER CALF, with a rope around her
neck. Said calves were taken up ut Round Lake,
Jackson county. MINI. The owner is requested
to call, prove property, pay charges and take
them away. j. n. DODGE.
Nov. 9, lS'4.-S3w.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
important Announcement.

"''P01 1o''1 Observation-Disclosures
We have completed an arrangement with the
Publishers Of the ST. PAUL PRESS. the
leading paper OF the Northwest whereby we are
enabled to furnish the WoRTH1NGToN ADVANCE,
and the PRESS, postpaid, after January l, 1875
for the low price Of THREE Dollars per year.
This will enable our readers to secure two papers
at but little more than the price of one
EVERYBODY should ut once avail themselves of
this very liberal offer. Come forward all and
subscribe
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KEROSENE XTOYEG.

The reason every family does not
have one is that they do not know the
facts about them; They are great sa-
wing of money, time and labor. One
quart of oil runs the stove twelve
hours, and they are very durable. DR..
Moore has used one in his family over
a year and says they would rather part
with most any other article of furni-
ture. Call at Moore 6 Smiths and see
one and have it explained. After u.s.
ing one a week or two you will be sor-
ry you did not have one before. 1w
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OUR LINE OF
Notions and Trimmings
Is the best West Of Chicago.

Guipure Laces. Beaded FringeS.
Black Thread Laces. Silk Fringes
Black Yak Laces Beaded Buttons,
Beaded Yak Laces. Beaded Belts.
Beaded Silk Iaces. Leather Belts
White Laces, all kinds. Elastic Belts
Beaded Gimps. Reversible Belts.
Ladies' and Gents Silk Ties
All New Styles Linen and Silk Hand
kerchicfs, Collars and Cuffs.
Collarette Rulings. Velvet Ribbons.
Sash Ribbons. Silk Ribbons.
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REAL EsrATH 11sAMsAc11oNs.

~,-.. REAL ESTATE TRANSACTI0Ns.
The Register Of Deeds furnishes US
the following real estate transfers for
the month of October:
=, US.
To ~ "a; s. F; H q Sc Sec "a Town
VIM. J. Muck, lots 1 and 2, 8 W of n e
and n W 3Of sec %, t 104, r 80,
VIM. Cope, n / OF N " t aec q, t 10.1
r39.
G. NJ. Skinner, $ Q / 14t 10l 80.
Bertrand B. Eddy and wife to John H.
James, n Q t 8 Is 102 40. Consid-
Grafton 81.
John II. James to Anna Eddy, same,
81.
E. P. Freeman and wife to J. B. Wake
field, undivided half lots and 2 9
and e / g and s W + Of n e t and
NV 4se4s % 1O4, + 80. $1,000.
J. b. Wakefield and wife to E. +. Free
man, undivided half Of 3 }se@s Is,
1O1 r 80. $1,000.
Martha NJ. Hildreth to Nora L. Rob-
erts, part Of lots 8 and s block Is,
Worthington. $500.
NIlltos IL. III " tsAANt WIZ " lNvx
Convey, n s 9 $ 26 t 103 40. $500.
0. Bigelow and wife to Isabel c. Book
staver, part of lots ii and Is, block
Il, Worthington. $550, 90.
S. g. & S. p. Railroad Company to
81 1O2 AZ and n Is, II e II
and all Of sec % 101 43. $4,000.
Byron Reed and wife to VIM. Chidley,
lot and part Of lot i'll sec %, t 1O4,
r39. $4,000.
VIM. Chidley and wife to Lucy E. Hal
7 let, same tract. $1,000.
VIM. V. Cope and wife to G.. T. Pope,
ne of nw4 %. t 1O1 40. $500.
Ii. D. Bookstaver and wife to o. Bige-
low, e ! W s 10, t 1902, 80. $500.
Herman Frost and wife to D. B. john
son, Jr., n 4nw4 s 81 t l03 49,
$4,000.
Lucian G.. CLANCY to Henry CLANCY, "
4nw4 st 1Ol 40. $4,000.
Geo. w. Payne and wife to Norman
Coplin, W +se4 % 103 80. $500.
Norman Coplin and wife to Daniel
Stone, same tract. $1,000.
D. Stone and wife to Eliza C0plin, same
tract. $1,000.
Chauncy Skinner and wife to J. c..
Goodnow, s ii 1O1 50. 81.
J. G. Goodnow to Calista Skinner, same
tract. 81.
S. e. 4 St. Paul Railroad Company to
School District No. IL, Mobiles coun-
ty, acre g 1O1 AZ. 81.
Soule and Langdon have recently
concluded sale to parties in Illinois of
100 acres on the West Lake at $40 per
acre, the land formerly belonging to
Mons. E. Distad. The parties purchas-
ing propose making this a model farm
and will make some fine improvements.
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Colony Maps for sale at the ADVANCE
Office
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The Advance Is for sale
at Moore g. Smiths.

The Ladies Prayer Meeting will meet
at the residence Of Mrs. Robinson on
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock.
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A few more citrons left at this office

Citrons selling at cost, for cash, al
this Office.
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II c. BELL,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Il. Il, PARSONS.

B. w. WOOLSTENCROF
q County Surv eyor.
All orders for surveying thankfully received
and promptly executed. Office with Shuck &
Dookstaver, Worthington, Mobiles co. Mimi.
(3Ot]
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ATTORNEYS.

Ar B. SOULE,
NJ. COUNSELLOR AT-LAW
And Not lry Public Office on Tenth Street, in
the Davis Block. Prompt attention given to con-
voyancing. [27ly.
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A full and complete stock Of Cigars
and Tobaccos at G.. G.. Luckey's. 1W
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THE GEM
N ICR 0 SC 0 Pc

Is the most wonderful scientific production of
of a high-p priced instrument for mere trif1e,
and exceeds in usefulness any microscope ever
invented. 1t reveals the hidden WONDERS of
mails in Water, Butterflies Feathers, the Golden
Marrow Of a Hair, etc, etc. Ii also Shows TRL-
CHINA SPIRALLS or Iork Worm, 1Dhererer
CHILDREN AND YOUNG FOLKS and grown
folks too. Price, $3.50. Sent by mail, post paid,
on receipt of price. A GREAT CHANCE FOR
AGENTS. Agents wanted everywhere Men
and Women, Boys and Girls; whole or spare
time. day time or .ereni7,o. COMPLETE OUTFIT
mailed, post paid, on receipt of price: Address
THE BEvE KLY COMPANY, 2sl Wabash Ave,
CHICAGO
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Among the contributors to the LII
Verne road improvement, not mention
ed in our list last week, are Moore s.
Smith $3.50 and L. F. McLaurin, 81, so.
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PHYSICIANS.
II, d. BARBER.
GEO. 0. MOORE.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Graduate of Ann Arbor, Michigan. Residence
on 10th street below the public hall. Office At
the Colony Drug Store, opposite the Worthing-
ton Hotel, Worthington, Mmn.
Wall attend promptly to all Calls, day or
Hight. .[27ly.
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Green apples for sale at Luckey's, by
the bushel or barrel. l
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We are indebted to Mr.. J. Hansber-
ger for three the finest apples which
have been laid on our table. They are
of the Faliwater variety AMI were
grown in Fairfield county, Ohio, coun-
ty remarkable for fine fruit and Dem
ocratic majorities. The largest Of the
three weighs 49, ounces and the three
weigh two pounds and one ounce. We
think some Of saving the seeds and
raising crop Of them next year our
self.
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1t seems that we were misinformed
as to a freight conductor setting fire to
the prairie. The prairie caught from
III engine and Conductor Clement and
Mr.. Fowler got off to extinguish the
fire, which gives quite another complex
ion to the matter, as will be seen at a
glance. The engine in question is one
which has all ugly habit of snorting
and splitting fire wherever there is a
heavy pull, and we learn that the Com
'pany have thought. Of taking it off of
the road for the present on that &C.
count. i l..
The indicator says sstllat the lead
ers" THAT is the Republican leaders, }
''Well knew the destitute condition of
many, very many Of the voters in the
grassllopper district; that dollar looks
larger than a cart-wheel, that it would
look as reasonable to place good food
within the reach of starving urchin.
point to the commandments, turn your
back and expect him to respect them,
as to presume that the starving voters
are going to vote in accordance with
their honest convictions when they
only hadto scar over their consciences
temporarily, and bite at the induce.
ment.'' This is the roundabout way
in which the organ Of the Mobiles coun.
ty Democratic Central Committee
charges the grasshopper sufferers OF
this region with selling their votes fol
money. How do the voters like it?
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We attend promptly to
all orders, and ship
Goods G. O. D. to all
parts Of the country.---
The books Of the Ex-
press companies Of this
city will show that we
send more packages by
express than ALL other
Retail Stores in this Ci-
ty combined.
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For the issuing of Bonds for tho construction
Of Roads and Bridges-ll5 votes.
For the issuing OF Bonds for the construction
OF Roads and Bridges to the amount OF $1,E00-8
votes.
Against the issuing Of Bonds for the construc-
ti0n Of Roads and Bridges-l46 votes.
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80
= OFFICIAL ;NsO:lE::.t !:
Mobiles County.
Cast at the Election. held on Tuesday,
November 3, 1874. =, j

s. j. r. McMil-
len.
WescOtt VII
| kin.
F. X. E. Cor
nell.
William Lock-
rem.
D. A. Dickin-
son.
Daniel Buck.
Mark H. Dun
nell.
franklin H.
Waite.
Chas. F. Cr0s-
by.
Leonard Al
drich.
Neil Currie.
Matthew B.
SOule.
Burton N. Car
rier.
I. P. Durfee.
Lucien b. Ben.
nett.
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VOTE OF ROCK COUNTY

Crosby's majority, 1856
We don't see how Mr.. Crosby could
we'll get any more than all the votes if
he tried, nor how Aldrich could do
worse. :!
CHANGE OF RAILROAD AGENTS.
The following changes have been
made in railroad agents on the Sioux
City & st. Paul road:
Mr.. Brown, of Mankato, goes to Hos
pers and relieves Mr.. Baker.
Mr.. Baker goes to Hersey and relieves
Mr.. Kennedy. Mr. Kennedy goes to
Mountain Lake and relieves Mr.. Ed
wards.
Mr.. Edwards comes to Worthington,
as an assistant, and relieves Mr.. Laythe.
Mr.. Lay the will be absent during the
winter at Chatfield. He has made an
efficient assistant and will probably re-
turn in the Spring.
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A3-S o. Morse Is our authorized agent At Bige.
low to receive subscriptions and advertisements
for the ADVANCE and receipt for the same.
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WANTED-TO TRADE7-A new harness for a
young COW that will give from 10 to IL quarts OF
milk per day. Call at j. H. JOHNSON'S Har.
ness ShOn-l0.lw
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An letters addressed to Miller, Hum
iston 4 Company, Worthington, Mobiles
county, Minnesota, will be promptly
answered, and full information given
concerning the National Colony.
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SAVE POSTAGE.
Subscribers are no longer required opay post
age on their county papers. Take the home pa
per and save postage.
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Our supply of citrons not yet exhaus
ted. Call soon.

SPECIAL NO1ICEN
New lot of Lamps at MOORE & SMITHS 10 St
Call and see our fine lot of sample Wall Paper
and order any style you want. 70 different pat
terms. 1876 MOORE g. SMITH.
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woRTHINGToN. MINI. Nov Is. ls74
CHURCH DIRECTORY

! CLUB RATES.
The ADVANCE Is furnished at d so a year to
Clubs Of ten or more. Clubs OF ten for six months
| IS cents for each subscriber.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1874-11-13

a homestead settler under act of June 8, 1872,
may make proof at such time as his period OF
actual settlement and cultivation, not less thai,
one year, added to his term of military service
will make five years: After the party has com.
plcted the term OF five years. as above described.
the further residence upon his homestead is not
required by law to entitle him to patent, pro-
vided satisfactory. proof be made within seven
years from date Of entry.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1874-11-13

II PAYS IS. TO t J. TRADE J /
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Powers ). Brothers.
No. SO East Third St..
ST. PAUL..
OUR STOCK IS LARGER
Than any other House
in the State.
OUR ASSORTMENT IS BETTER
Than any House West of
Chicago, being as nearly
COMPLETE as possible.
Our Prices are Guaranteed
Lower than any other House.

Fully one-ha|f our Goods are
sold at regular Wholesale Prices
and all other articles at much
less than usual Retail Prices.