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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-05-05
BUcEsTowS, Pa. April 2ith 1915.

bttE@Lo"N Ia -h.'EA --th AcsD.
Mr.. EDITOR F:
1 was shown a milk trough at the house
OF Mr. Samuel Stailer in Shade township,
thirty-hve feet long, and twenty three
inches wide in the clear, with a division,
all hewn out Of solid hemlock tree. The
whole joO was completed in the short space
Of eight days by a man who has reached
theadvanocd age OF seventy years. The
old gentleman who did the work is Mr..
Samuel Ross, an old resident Of our town
ship. The tools used were an axe and a
mat,ock. Il is decidedly TIE best mechanic
al job / ever saw, taking into consideration
the fac. that Mr.. Ross is minus one eye.
Beat Shade Il you can in a milk
trough. NJ. L. 5.
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All persons are hfu
agued having res8iref
zane AM ish Laws %
amer the ia day q Mag
ous fuund q passllc
b. ri permission ~
he held responsible ~ =
p II. WALKER
W. II. STAHIA
PRED ELLEk,
WI. +. ELLEH,
DAVID WELLEk.
SAN I WELLER
,. q. KIMMEL
DAVID i
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Psachbeltom & Buckingham
LAT Il
A DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

E.J1is O. C5irrey Cable. late Of shade Tsp,
deceased
Letters o. atminis-rl-hu On the above estate
having been grla-cI % the ua.er- -lei. ur-ee Is
hereby given lrhlse inietleI fa -c1 make imue-
diate payment. auI those hlvilg claims against lt
a. present them lulF authenticated t1r settlement
ca Saturday. the 81 day Of May. 1875. q. the l--s
residence % deceased.
SAMUEL GABLE.
aura AtEiu4steltus.
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New Adcg
ANNOUNCEMENTS

~ la-
tT = at Ne WlI aher- 4e rrt.r p
Prr Rouse lT7eer aal au .. ar sll
Three iso.ii-s 8 Be- frEca. I-Aa .Ee .L
lf Pr thoNs-af i ar as.efe .skra
4rul4 tlc lrr.
EBOrG2E TfEY.
THASErcL Die ecae-u -.tni be ea
2 tertaer OCCASION 4 ag 10 ass tl- ralla--l.l t-
f~rJtAln1t@r. - Iac ucxt Urinary eicetau.
HENRY T. SudEIL
FRANCIS J. KOoSEE &c S nc-se, boreus
J . candidate ST Preliminary. subject tl tlatc-
elst9n q the tterEa.clu vllgIs 1T tAe ccsglle pie
mary election.
REGISTER AND RECORDER.
VIZ are authorized 70 announce FRANK r..
ADONIZ. OF Somerset township. rs a cauff Eafa
~ the coming kepuahcan primary election Go
Register ana Recorder.
We are authorized toaun9uuee a. F. DICKEY.
q Somerset Ip, as a candidate tr Register and
Recorder, subject tothe decision e the Republican
voters at their coming primary election.
We arc authorized 70 state that T. S. FISHER.
Of Br0thersvaIley township, viii be q candidate
FOR Register and Recorder aJ tle next Republican
primary election.
Ware authorized to state that WILLIAM 3.
FREASE, OF Somerset borough, viii be a candi-
date for Register and Recorder gttAe next Repu5-
lean primary election
are authorized 10 state that WILLIAM II.
WHITLEY, Of S0merset Dor. VII be q cauai-
date Tor Register and Recorder at thcuCLt EeUuh-
hcan primary election
THANKFUL for past avcrs. IoIer mysclfEs .
candidate at The coming Republican primary oicc-
uo1 for the once Of Register and Recorder.
ID. J.. HORNEE.
VIZ are authorized 10 announce GEORGEM .
SAYLOR, of Somerset borough, as @ candidate
for Register and Recorder az the next Republican
primary election.
SHERIFF.
PLEASE announce JOHN a. WALTER as q
candidate mr Sheriff, s~ullectt0 the decision Of tbs
Republican voters at their ensuing primary elec-
tion.
WE are authorized to announce that S. p GEL
GER. OF LHrimcr township. will be q candidate
for Sheriff, at the next Republican primary elec-
ton.
WE arc Authorized 70 announce JOHN r.
WEIAER- OF CasseluGn. Upper Iurkcyl10t
township, as q candidate for Sheriff, subject 20 The
decision Of the |BepClIcan voters at thci- coming
primary election.
r.
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FpE sIEEIFr-
cIARTIN l. STATLEE,
OF Shade Township.


EDITOR HERALD PLEASE announce tie name
OF WILLIAM HANNA. OF Addison, as % canli-
date for Sheriff, subject % the decision Of Tie
coming primary election.
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? rrfffeI that TIE ullsr-
- ear8ree the trespl
thiF CommouEealth. VIII
1878. F~rosecute al per-
up1n their lands except
rents ans guardians VIII
.e GepredatDns % minors
JAS. PARSON.
J.. MAHTEENI
URIAH TREN !.
J. J. BARCLAY
HENRY LONG
HARRISON G0HN
j. ". HOIaDERBACA-
.USBAED
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COMMISSIONED.

WE ara desired 20 state that JOSIAH kEL
LER, OF Somerset borough. viii be O candidate
for County TREASURE at the next Republican pL.
mary election
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WEare authorized to- nnounc EDGAEKYLE
Of Quemah0ning township. as @ candidate for the
nomination for the office If Shcril 10 tie ensuing
Republican primary election.
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For SHERIFF,
GEORGE X. PILE
OF Somerset Dor.

WI are authorized 20 announce JOSTAESHA-
as o candidate for Sheriff. subject % the
decision Of the voters at the coming Republican
primary election.
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G. A. SNYDER,
CLERK.
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Corrected By W. +. A-IrYATufE < Co,
pEALErs *
CHOICE GROCERIES, FLOUR & FEED,

New Advertisements.
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- alGalETl u4l Ia-
~ y at I've WlI caer-1 .e I.rttr- r
irg ai iatacnua eEcCHt tcr t4e
g trtr lteg1 lire-er aal al . on sll.h
i3F per thoUs-af. fatI .sr as..r. ..Er.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Mortgage Sale.

WHEREAS, Amelia ". Brown and WIN. IT,
w Brown, idOn the thirty first (3ls,) day Of
December A; y. 1873, execute under their hands
certain indenture OF mortgage hearing date. on
the thirty first (3lst) day Of December, A. D.
1873 aforesaid, to secure the sum IF hundred
aid nfteen dollars and silky cents, ($ll5 6t) and
interest thereon ut the rate Of twelve pr cent.
pc" annum, until paid, whereby they did grant,
bargain, sell, and convey to the said John II.
Cunningham, his heirs and assigns the following
county OF Mobiles and State OF Minnesota, t" viii
the southeast quarter Of Section two (2) in town
ship Que hundred and four U04) Range thirty
nine (39) west, with the herctlittments and xp-
purtenances thereuntO belonging, which il,tiei,-'
ture Of mortgage duly acknowledged, was, on the
seventeenth Ii thu day of January, A. d., 1874. at
o'clock p m, duly recorded in the Office Of the
Register Of Deeds # said Mobiles county Ia Book
Of Mortgages. i.lges lt3 and 64.
And. whereas, default has been made in the
condition Of said mortgage. and there Is now
claimed to be due thereon the sum OF one hun.
and no action or proceeding At law having beel.
Instituted to recover the debt occurred by said
mortgage, or any part thereof;
pursuant to power Of SALE. in said mortgage con:
tanned and the statute in such case made and
pr"yi'led, the above described premises will b.,
sold at public auction to the highest bidder, to
pay said debt and interest, aud fifteen dollars
Isl! o)attorney = fees. as stipulated in and by
said mortgage in ease Of foreclosure, and the dis
''u:*einents allowed by law, which sale will bo
front door Of the Office of the Register of Deeds
In the village M WOrthingt0n, in said county and
state, On Monday, the 5th Day OF
March, A. ID. 1875, at 10 O'clock, =. NJ, OF
that day, subject to redemption as provided by
law.
Dated January H5th, A :, T. ;, 1s;;
MarES1 ,fr Gr ;1 Lake: MIMI
January ~, -S55.-21 SW.-1., 335.
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ORRESpONDENLE
,, .nl'x.v.OR. ,AlRR:1'nAL.
Il: ~ RANSOM. J.ar,:..l,

: : -2s& ; 49,, RANSOM, JAM, 1870. i
EDITOR ADVANCE: While all the
world is, on: the az; virc in all matters
pertaining to tie Transit, = allow me
to record the fact of a Transit Of Venus
on the eve of the l4th of January last,
observed in Township 1Ol, north of
Range Al, west of p. M. (accovtlimg to
latest Government Survey.) No olser-
Walton Of Latitude or Longitude taken,
the So'. being ol,scuretl Notes and
observations made. by chief astronomer
G. W. Dow, late of Colorado. In con.
sequence of a heavy Squat, no photo.
graphs taken. Thermometer indicat.
ing Is degrees below zero. Atmos.
plIeric displacement as Indicated. and
calculated from q pair of Norton &
Bremer's New York balances, and
warrented correct, ST lbs.
All qffiet on the Little Rock.
CARLOS.
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FROM OHIO.
PORTSMOUTH, Sciota Co. Ohio. J
IAN C9.1 1878

PORTSMOUTH, Sciota Co. Ohio. J
Jan. sd, 1875.
EDITOR ADVANCE: In looking
through, your columns in Il recent issue,
! see letter signed ::'Observer from
Seward township. III which, the writer
thinks lie cannot agree with my friend
Man" - i'll regard to the soil between
IeAiars and Fort Dodge bei"g equal to
thai .: Mobiles coun ", and here | ask
peru isslom 70 say that am like lob
SERVER" don't think that portion Of
Iowa us to soil is to he compared with
that Of Mobiles county. do not say 50
OH. account Ut being 4 resident Of No.
bles, but because think my experience
iii regard to soil qualities me to make
tile assertion. left WOrthington in
company with Max" and we saw
some country which was devastated by
gr.sshoppers through Iowa and ul,on
reaching Illinois, 1 saw the destruction
Ut crops caused by Al:tilstorms and
diouth. Aud right here | wis', to re-
mark that | think southwestern Min
nesotA will stand dry weather better
than Illinois and do not think that l
would go too far to SHY better than any
place ever SAW. At any rate tim go
ing to take Minnesota for it. i have
seen more sickness since | left you
than in three years in Mobiles county.
The lung fever is the most fatal disease
here. Well have been more lengthy
than thought to he sol will close by
saying that will find my way back to
the Colony, rs soon us possible.
e. II. MORRIS.
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NOH7UACESALE.

nEFACLT having been made iii the payment
~ Of the sum Of two hundred ana ninety 1--WE
dollars and sixty seven cents. (e2) G7,) which IL
claimed to be due 1T the date OF this notice upon
Il certain mortgage duly cxrcu!asl aud delivered
by Amelia W. Brown and y iaM II. Brown. her
husband, MOrtgagOrS, to john f>owilg, MOriga.
gee, which NOR gage bears date the lUtil day f
December. 4 ID. 1873. and was duly recorded In
the office If the Register OF n"cts liz and Tor the
couli v of Mobiles and Stale Of Minnesota THE.
second day of March, A. ID. 1884. IT. !, o'clock T.
III, and 10 action or proc cdig ar law or ether
wise, having been inst: tIed 20 recover The debt
secured by said mortgage or l:y part thereof.
: Now. therefore, notice j. hrir:'y given that, by
virtue Of power OF S;,i" contained In said mort.
gage, and lul <tlant to ;':t' statute III Such case
made. and provided, III" said mortgage will te
foreci,Sed and the premises 'iesctihett ~ and
covered by sal mortgage, viz: The southeast
quarter of Section two, (2,) in Township one
C') west, IN Mobiles c,'inty aud state ~ Mine~.
0ta. with the hereij.a,nnl.:s AMI app,rtenanceS,
will Ike sold at public auc1iri t. tie highest bid.
der for cash, pay said debt and Interest aud
the taxes. il any, on said premises and twenty hve
dollars attorneys fee, rs stipulated III and by
said NOR gage In case Ot foreclosure. and tho d$-
burSen.ents allowed by Jaw, w:.i::h sale will 10
made Ivy tho Sel if If said Noics county, at the
front door Of the office Of the Register OF deeds,
in the village Of WorthiEgton, ii, said county and
State, on the 9Th day Ut February, 4. ID 1875. ut
10 O'Clock A. NJ, III that day, subject tO redemp-
ton as provided by law.
JOHN COMING.
Tnos j. KNOX, Mortgages.
Attorney tor Mortgage, Jackson, MINI.
161W.
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SU MMONS.

SUMMONS.
STATE or MINNESOTA, s..
DISTRICT COURT,
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
Charles cooper. George Rogers, Frank l.. Fair
chi ii and Charles Gray Cooper. Co-partners ~
NC. 4 Il. Cooper s. Co., Plaintiffs,
Charles z. Sutton and James Lundy. Co.part-
ners, as &c. T.. Sutton s Co. = A. r Miller and
II. +. HumSton. Co partners rs miller, Humis-
ton & Co.. Peter rAtf, A. T. Tower, u. dean,
/. n Safer. o. 4. Pray, Peter Thompson. The
Barnard and l:eas Manufacturing. Company"
George White, II. d. HumistOn and william 3.
Stockdale, CO-partners ~ "Hu,niston & stock
dale" Defendants.
The State Of Minnesota, to the above named
Defendants
You and eacl, OF you are hereby summoned and
require cd to answer the complaint liz this action
which complaint has been flied in the office OF the
Clerk Of this Court at Worthigtnn In said No.
bleS county and 10 serve 4 copy .of your answer
to the said complaint on the su 'Sc;ierS, at their
Office in the city OF St. Paul. in the State of Minn.,
within ~ days after the service IF this summons
upon you, exclusive Of the day Of such service,
and if you fail to answer the said complaint with
in the time aforesaid the Flaihrx III this action
Wit, apply t. the Court for the relief demanded
III the complaint.
Dated st. Paul, Sept. II, 1874.
GEO. T. & CHAs. L OTIS,
T-ew. Plaintiffs Attorneys st. Paul, MINI.
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Terrible storms. have prevailed for
three days along tile line Of the Union
Pacific. the THERMOMETERS ranging from
81 to Is below zero. An Omaha dis
patel, says no trains over Chicago and
North Western for two days.
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Tie American Express Company de-
serve the special thanks of the people
Of this regio, for their generosity in.
expressing all goods for the relief of
gr,sshop'er sufferers free of charge.
To show their kindness in this matter
we refer to 4 fact given us by station
Agent Bennett at this place. A box
arrived here from Boston OH which
there was considerable charge. Mr..
Bennett wrote the comp ny and they
traced the box to Boston and RENTED
all charges, both sides of Chicago.
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TAX JCDG:MENTSAL

PURSUANT to 4 Real Estate Tax Judgment
L OF the District Court in the County of Mobiles,
entered the tivst day Of August, A. d. 1874, III
on real estate for the county Of Mobiles in and
prior to the year 1872. remaining delinquent and
Of the statute IN such cases made and provided,
1873, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, at tie Audi.
tors Office, In the town Of Worthington, in the
county Of Mobiles, sell the following described!
judgment, and on which such taxes shall not
have been previously paid:
N7,wH Sec. Is. Township l02, Range 50.
NwL Sec. %, T. l04. II. 70.
81 sea Sec. Is. T. l04. X. 80.
Front part Of Lots ls and l9. Block 8, Worthing-
ton Village.
Lot ?. Block Q, do.
Lot H. Block ., 10.
Lot H. Block: -, do.
Lot i, Block Il, do.
VIM NJ BEAR,
Auditor Of Mobiles County.
WOrth1ngtOn. Jan. l., lS15.-l9-2W. .
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st. Paul T. Sioux CITY
Sioux City T. Saint Paul R. r.
TIHR CARD.

Iowa aud Southwestern Minnesota $4,000 acres
IT the Fimest Lind IN tHe STATE. At low prices.
on long Credit, With easy payments, At low
These lands are very productive, Easy ct Cut
ttvation, Convenient 10 markets; AMI TO Eili1Kvo,
Alternate stctiSns mostly occupied by actua,
residents: climate pleasant and tea!tI,y. ,...'
For circular giving full information, or for
prices II larticular lands, apply by letter or per-
so,aliy to - and Depar: inent' Of either Com
pany, at st. Paul, Minnesota.
", j. w. BISHOP General iManaQer.
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sed shore, I never, never would en-.
trust myself q sea again, and 80 now
resolve, that It lever get hack to Min
ntsOta, Colorado or California, I'll
never, never more leave their confines.
.Y0m may ask how people manage to
live here? I answer, they know no bet
ter. They have no conception of: what
perfect health is.; They have never II.
rerienced the voluptuoi,s joy Of being
well. I'll take Minnesota appetite
with Squash straight, rather, than a
perpetual nause:ted condition Of the
stomach, accompanied by all the dain-
ties this world affords.
If the Knight Of tile Express Office
reads this letter, know j. will make
him feel ever 50 sad. He is Il good dear
soul, and am sad to know, that when,
with blinded eyes he reads these lines,
that lie will saturate the pal er with his
scalding, salty tears-shed through
pure 81 mpttl'y for me.
/ Waiting to you ALL my fondest wish
Is for your welfare and happiness, re-
main with Il full head of Gushing A.
lection. WARREN SMITH.
The American Newspaper Directory
is an epiton:: IT newspaper history: 1t
is also regarded rs an official register
of circulations. This feature requires
the closest scruti y to prevent it. from
leading to abuse. The plan, adopted
by the publishers of the Directory, to
secure correct and trustworthy reports,
is rigid in its requirements and adhered
to. witi.inlpartiality. Successful pub
fishers. who have something to gain by
Il comparison, are generally prompt, Mt
only to send reports in conformity by
giving MesSrs. George p. RoWell Il Go.
such information as enables them to
weed out u,,suhsta,,ti;ted statements
of pretenders i'll journalism. The pop
ularity of the book, and the general
confidence in it's accuracy and good
fait!. are attested by the immense body
Of advertisements it receives.
A Bible Class Teacher down about
Spirit Lake asked the class recently.
"wio was Joshua?'' IF I am not
mistaken, " said il member of the class,
lat one period Of his life, lie was swal
lowed by Il wl,ale.'' This must have
been VIXEN lie crossed the Jord,n OF,
dry land.
The following advertisement appears
in the st. Paul Pioneer:
MATR1loNIAL-A young gentleman
with dark Orbe. hair and dark beard
has l Eyes good featured higt feet
weight $50 Pounds Wants \ nice girl
that is respecte and has good repita-
ton age from IS to Is 70, Il companion
for life She must not he welthy Adj
dress l.. d. Foster, Casota, lie Sueur
County, Mimi.
We advise this young man to grea sc
up his ''Orben :" hair, correct his spell.
ing and then advertise III the ADVANCE.
II he wants pretty girls from Is to IS,
Worthington is the place to find them.
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PREPARE FOR FIRE.

The Spirit Lake Beacon suggests q
good plan for protecting that place
against conflagration. It proposes a
large well, centrally located, with a
force pump and hose sufficient to reach
the principal buildings. and also a
hook and ladder company. The force
pump and hose, it estimates, will cost
from SIS to 800, and the tools for the
hook and ladder company, say $50.
The whole cost would not he over $500.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-02-05

There were interesting exercises yes
tertlay At the School, consisting of de.
carnations and original compositions.
The Monthly Concert Of the Union
Congregational Sabbath School will be
held ut the Church on next Sunday eve
ming, beginning ut o'clock.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ii A11IvEs 60: =S,s 81
Eastern daily "a Is. . Ell. ST.
Southern go. Re. f3%:=ISs; $500 o.l9 S.aIf
Western-In Verne, sioux Fails, Mon. e -,
aa ar, Xednssdsys and Friday; 4 50. n:
jackson, Tuesday and Friday ~.~..:s< { 4 ri
Lake Shetek, saturday ~ 81: .. Is u.
p DBPARTAi
Eastern daily - - ->' 80 4. -.
Southern =" 6nn
We*tern-Iu Verne and sioux Falls, =. r.:'S,...si
Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday Tar.
Spirit Lake, Tuesday q. - n =.
jackson, Wednesday and SATURDAY. /.
Lake Shetek, Friday "a. d,
AZ mails close % minutes before departure.
from IL IN. to II pm. - w. - =
e.. C. G.'opNow, Z. n.
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pLO

W. G. March, Of the firm Of Larawzy,
King Il Perrine, Plow Works, Mime
apolis. was III town during the week.
This house is manufacturing the Per-
rine plow," which is said to be the
best breaking plow made. They are
adapted to every kid of western soil.
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We are indebted to DR.. Barber, one
of the Trustees, for = copy of the An
nual Report Of the Soldiers Orphans for
this State. There are IS children in
the institution, which is located at
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One Of the severcst gales Of The win
ter set III on Tuesday evening and con-
tinued until late "Wednesday night.
There WAS considerable snow flying
and the road is bl0ckaded.
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As we go to preso'there are fears Of 4
BLIZZARD" The barometer says not,
and we shall pin our faith to the ba-
romcter and predict there will be no
blizzard.
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PERSONALS.


A. NJ. Smith is visiting friends in
Faribault.
Rev. j. w. Lewis has gone to Lu
Verne to hold Quarterly Meeting.
DIR. E. Bedford left on Monday for a
several weeks tour among the dilapi-
dated teeth of the surrounding coua-
ties.
Rev. Mr.. Cobb, American Home Mis-
sionary Superintendent, preached on
Sunday last at the Union Congretx>
tional Church, and also on Monday
evening at the Methodist Church. He
is imbued with the revival spirit and
we regret that he could not. stay with
us longer. /: 49,. - -. ~ -
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Thursday was one Of the finest days
of the winter. The line of houses
along the Elk road WAS visible almost
to the county line.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-02-05

Representative Crosby will accept
our thanks for copy of the State Pris-
Oh Report.
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The Ninth Annual Meeting of the
Minnesota State Editorial Association
WAS held ut st. Paul OH Thursday, at
the rooms Of the Historical Society.
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Attention is called to the ADVERTISE
ment Of T.. j. Kniss Esq, of LII Verne.
Business entrusted to him will he
promptly and faithfully attended to: