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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-07-09

1111sRARY Orlc1x q 5jII3
he P11rrstndf9e iical Jop1r,lal and Life
nllltgF for III sppeaIs. upon 6tjrb
!.table, laden,with MAJ tai Health fhe
articles Oh Prof. Henry, of the smith,
EssonianI Inst nte,5 cardinal MOI 2oakey,
Tyres Of Develop tnett, Longevity 81
Brain Workers, science aud Religion,
Vaccination, are wen written md fnll
o. information. The etclles entitled
How i Changed Ny Nose; Give us the
Truth, Blind Folks, Unteonsciou Fas.
e'lilnpation. y oma S. = Right, Morality
and Raligion, ares witty and Instructive.
And1there Il enter ment Of the right
sort IA the Seven Wonders 81 the
World, Hettie MAJ s 81, Negro Life in
Alfrica. The Editorial Depart is
unusually rich. md the Illustrations
profuse. A valuable book premium il
offered. Fora years. subscription, s.,
with IS cents added for postage on mag.
azine and premium. s. r. Wells q Co,
Publisher, 7s7 Broad way, New Yo:k.
+. The Nursery for July is at hand,
with pictures Of birds, animals and es.
pecially children, and from fifteen Il
twenty contributors il prose and verse
for the little people. The Nursery is
about the only juvenile publication
which has not been swallowed up by
st. Nicholas. 1t Occupies distinct field
Of its own, ana brings. delight to: all
that class Of little, fellows; that, have
just outgrown the notion that, books
are made to- tear to pieces. John L.
Shorey, SO Brom6eld st., BOSTON,
"A new monthly called the National
Protestant has been started in New
York. It is u sixteen page journ.
al, published at 81 a: year and devoted
to opposing the claims or the Roman
Catholic Church. - - $3.50 -
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Mobiles county is still ahead. We zee
blythe Window Reporter that! tlse Ora
ham Lakes base ball. club beat the Win
dom club on Saturday at Heron Lake,
and again on Monday at Windom.-
At Heron Lake, the score stood Al to 4,
and at Windom Alta. T. in. favor of the
Graham, Lakes boys. ;" Them Win
dom boys must Be careful how they
tackle the Mobiles county boys. ss..
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%F5 49,
fs - ANO1HkkakM 81 4
/. We are,pleased tosrsesive tho follow
Ing llstt from ,ll u i i, Indian
I.a1le toksnis,h 10 s.ttest Dnabn1 I 8 81
tlllipl ] "a a ri An loaS enouth s.
:make ths eonpaE tso1 10 very 1epfEal to
sta,eedectf tllAtitheEs.i u no u
Found wllicfl@is' q1itssup tothsN National
Colony:in al the elements which'x ost0
make ~ j idesaiissa he location.t One by
one the people win speak out, and the
ApvANcH viii IS more than sustained
- ~ It has ever claimed for this re-
zion, Why, even, the c:roakers are BE-
ginning now to be afraid that We shall
say something, in our straightforward
way Of telling the truth, which will
create the impression abroad that We
are not an saints moving about our
daily avocations in. white robes: sss. T..
ss5j,s,5s{ INDIAN LAKE, June q, 1875.
~: EDlToR ADVANCE: Having been
away on b little excursion to Mankato,
Minneapolis, L st. Cloud and Stearns
County, Twill pen few observations.
Staying always at, home will perhaps
make 4 person think that there are more
troubles there. than elsewhere. / have
sometimes thought that We made i mis-
take IN settling here. Stormy winters,
grasshoppers, and scarcity Of timber
were the disadvantages. But after be-:
Ing away Tam more satisfied with No
bles county than ever. On the railroad
from, Minneapolis over st. Cloud to Mel.
rose there is timber enough for the set
tiers but hardly any soil; FIVE or six
inches mixed with 4 good portion Of
sand, and below this nothing but gray
ell. Settlers wished to, sell out. Earth
er westin Stearns county there is not 50
much sand, but land is so low and
swampy in some parts that no dry fields
could he had,, and it is difficult to find
u place to dig l. celler or put a house
on. =; In some portions of the county
there is good land. Farmers were poor,
had borrowed money of bankers at Is
per cent. or. more interest. and the
Sheriff had something to do. In Sank
Centre and Melrose, both thriving viii
lagos, every second or third hoiise was
i saloon. and drunken people were on
the streets and Sidewalks. How differ.
ent from WOrthiNg:on {! Not in anyfof
these towns had they a Bible Deposito-
ny. wanted 4 Bible for some friends
up there, but they did not keep it in
any store, not even the English Bible
or Testament. Could not something he
done for the poor heathens2 III; =
|*.rNow @Iisee we are better off here
than almost anywhere we could 60. to.
Storms they have ut other places more
frequent than We. Grasshoppers we are
not more liable to have than other
counties and States, and as for timber,
we can burn hay until we have raised
our timber, or raised enough to buy it.
am convinced now that it is not all
humbug what the ADyANCEs says about
our soil, climate and community. ::
O. A. FAUSKEE. u
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zHTREE y TXx. /

=. s3- 70 - = =. So ~ Ill.
The Town Council have passed an Or
dinance levying a tax Of fifty cents on
the hundred dollars on the taxable
property Of the village. This tax is
for the Improvement Of streets and, of
the roads leading into town, and viii
yield n$the ineighborhood OF $3.50. ,...e..
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B. ". Lyon is introducing the Amer
lean Wash Blue, AIN article which is
highly recommended. 1t is put up in.
the shape Of lozenges, IL to a package
which sells for 10 cents, and one lozenge
is enough for a washing. It is also used
ii calsomining: - :" .'+:,~
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TIE Lu Verne road improvement has
been progressing during the past week
under the direction Of. Commissioner
Durfee. The $500 appropriation will
Of course not be sufficient to- make a
good road to the county line, but it
will be enough to materially improve
the worst places. ..::|hI r. '"1
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A bridge So feet long, and IA wide,
with "a feet span and two is feet ap-
proaches has been built across {Okabena
creek just north of toYn.o on fIqmiston
Avenue, sMessrs. Robinson and Chand-
Ter did the work. = 49,
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MONSORINA0ER, Reetster.
J. r. MOUI,TON. Receiver.

NOTICE, U. 8. Land" Once, Worthington,
y, Complaint having been entered At thisoflice by
Joseph Tarbert, against Oh. Haiveisoa for
ss9s D. e. No e $500 nay
range II, in Mobiles county, Minnesota, With =
View TO the cancellation * ma entry; he saN
once On the 18Th day Il july, ISIS, & ce,oeE
.. mt respond and furnish tesaisno0y con.
cef11inH slid aNeRod ahana0niuent. i p +,
MONS: GRlNAGER, Re4ister.
42l J.P. MOULrON, Receiver.
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u: Have any Of the newspapers which
has been publishing the advertisements
of The Family Sewing Machine, ].
Thompson Hannc' 4 Co., New York,
orsof. DR.. elias. z. Marshall, Buffalo, N
Y, succeeded in collecting ANYTHING on
advertising? II so, they have had bet
ter success than we have had. ....
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MTNOR& A,RRTY1IX

;. ..I:.- -. >. 1m1VU1t d1E111VAz1H =. : ;.
Among the recent minor; arrivals is
eat the. residence Of Prot. E: c.
hill, north of town, and one at the res
idence Of Geo. Rose, in Worthing ton.
+ there is no failure Of crops this sea
son, We anticipate quite an :immigra-
ton Of this kind during the fall,
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@ARITL.;

. EDIToR ADVANCE: In yonr issue of
Friday, May 28th, Tnotice q commune
lcatiom signed :.Baptist.'' Also some
remarks on the same by yourself, upon
which with your permission. I would
like, to. say ~ few words. Now, my
Christian brother, / do: not write in the
spirit Of sc0ntension, nor for the. sake Of
getting up g religious dlsG9ssioh. u
What T seek: to effect IS more harmon
ious feeling In the community among
allclasses. Looking ct the thing from
the inndel stand ppint, 7 fallf0 see any
reason to Justify he fn calling any man 4
hyippocrite because he'll q Christian, and
on the other hand, I cannot see any
justice In Christian brother calling
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Work has been resumed o., the Pres
byterian Church, and we learn that the
building will now be completed. i
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j.. Mr., John Dewey tells Is that lie has 4
willow tree which came mp from the
seed this season, that stands over four
feet and q half high. Good growth, :.
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miSSlOnerS, we hope soon to publish a
full statement of what has leen done
:, ~ .,.,, "a 800. ,ajhs:,,1.o.1
wi, H'.e e,,n, tat o,, c"u m'G r..
MI" I."" ,,,' E'e o aas tio4 ,4 4 ~
o, oS %sn -. o.yo S' .o a.. sno "a
t;.oot,o - lH 1n u.: uun aoao' 4e""inx
ut'os'y " "V.S'fl''e to": ~ !
HERsEY, July 5, 1875. i
EDITOR ADVANCE: fiease allow Ns
rise ana explain" In: the ;AD7'
VINCE OF July "a, sln:commentlng. upon
the estlmate, recently made by the
agent OF Inc ots.f: q .. -. fIaAfoao OF
tne Ptooaole ,amount OF ,Meeat That
Woula De maIKeteQsat the al1efehe st*-
tlollS alohe 'he ilne OF t''e Iallioao, a.
tei Tue present harvest, you say prop
:a1Iy one haII Inc amount SEP down for
Jersey and sBlgel0w will coMe TO WOr-
thington."; Now believing that -" you
would not Intentionally misrepresent
the facts, I am forced to conclude that
you made the assertion upon the iin-
pulse of the moment or else you repeat
tile mere say!soI Of soine' jealous parti-
sans OF your metropolitan city who
think that after; aNVorthington only: q
small portion of:the universe remains.
Let me ask what are the conditions that
would naturally draw the surplus wheat
OF TIE noitDeast portion OF the county
90 Wortni i - o o;:,, certalniy! can;
no., exp sa tnat your MN COMPANY VIII
pay ptlGss Deyona tne ieacn OF specula
TORS and therepy entlce FARMERS from a
nearer mstrkeC' Tor 1t Woui1 pe lony 10
aoiso, Wnens as s yo9 o. clalm, ihere VII be
81 surplus OF NU,UV III thelr own marx
et; Aha your Wheat, specaiatqrs GER
tainiy canIot pay hlgner prices because
you happen 20 De some SIX or eight
miles tartner from st; Paul than we are.
am at a ioss TO think OF out one Cir
cnmstance that you coald possibly con
strue OF >9elng favorable 10 the assertion
quoted: Ferllaps you re'y upon the sys-
tenn pursued by our County 'Commis-
sionefs an.nPpiying an road ana ,Dridge
,on%s Ha ey SomtlG, upon
n 1as 4i;a uiasst ~ ~
fo11o"d 3ha Saat +,oa
, .,,'e,S.t Lux .'e Ras' Ilee years VI
Wildly isn f,lea e isnes oa WHO'S o'
~ w. fha s te " t "e WITH tin
p"yntv - law - iaast 'A a,t;a,, ', 10
fHe rcad fundS exnende esI w;th;n the;r
49, LII ~ ff:'u -.II. -.
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"a CARD OFTHAWN,

- The 'Worthington Corn ct Band, upon
it's return from Jackson, passed a vote
Of thanks to the committee, TO the gen
tlemaplyE proprietor . Of the Ashley
House, and the citizens of Jackson for
their entertainment while there, and
expressed i themselves 's n''s much pleased
with their visit. = r.. s,r: .5-' s., .s
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II. 8. Finn, of st. Paul, and his
brother Of Cairo, Illinois, are spending
a few days in the Colony.
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A Baptist church was organized on
Tuesday last at the Union Congrega-
tional Church, the Rev. J. E. Wood,
Superintendent of Missions, officiating.
The church begins with membership
of seven. '.A -
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) C. r. Gray, writing from Hersey, lit
this county, to the farmers Union,

) C. R. Gray, writing from Hersey, ut
this county, to the farmers Union,
says - - -.
A great many have given their exre-
rience in planting slips, my experience
is this, cutting cottonwood slips from
the tree in May anu planting. right
away; nine out Of ten grew, while slips
that cut in April and laid in the cell
lar for u time, only three, out of ten
lived. I think it better to cut. slips
from the trees after the buds begin to
swell. [ have nice cottonwood trees
over twelve feet high from slips that
set three years ago this spring. Ihave
set over three thousand slips this
spring. My white willows are doing
well this year. Ithink they are much
better fora windbreak than either the
cottonwood or ,lomb;srdy poplar: The
officers of our Grange: are as follows:
Master, J. Cmningham; Overseen, S.:P.
Grove: Steward, c., r. Gray; Asst
Steward, T. Fitzgerald; Sec. J. .Polst-
err, Lecturer: w. Talbot; Chaplain, J..
Dyer; Treasurer, Fl. Berren; Gatekeep-
er, !. Myers; Lady ASST Steward, Mrs.
T :. Is, Flora, Mrs, Grove; Pomona,
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:Worthingt1l;oi,lln'l. Bakery.
4 NOTICES OF CONTEST.
[oT1CE. y. =: Land Once. worthlngton

~ NlII5I1 July q! 1011s
/. Complaint having been entered at this Ofice
by Thomas J. Gordon against Chester A. Wood
for abandoning Homestead Entry No. Sis d.
in township l0l, range 49, in Mobiles County, Min.
nesota, with view to the cancellation Of said
entry the said parties are hereby summoned
to appear at this Office on the 9th day VI August,
1875, at s o'clock a. H., to respond and fur.
nish testimony concerning said alleged aban-
dOnMent. :;
MONS GRINAGER, Register.
al -''" j. r. MOULTON, Receiver.
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,Rex: y. p. Wood, Of the Baptist
Church, preached on Sunday evening
last at the Uaion Congregational
Church.
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Ia UNDRY 81 Il!
Mrs. Brant has returnedahdis prepar-
ed, to resume washing. Satisfaction
qua ranteed. 1t
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Mrs. Venable, mother of Mrs. G.. q.
Sutton, died on Wednesday. Funeral
services at the hall on Sunday III
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P0PULA TON on THE COUNTY
We are indebted to Auditor Bear for
TIE follo1wihg,table Showing the popu:
lation of the county as returned by the
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Hon. E. F. Drake stopped at the Wor-
Ellington Hotel last night
Elsewhere will I've found the adver-
tisement' of the School Board for bids
to build Il school h0Ase.
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{, GELEBRA ZI0N, IN RANSOM

u. / .*,.:. t:iRANsoM, July 5, 1875. "
EDITOR ADVANCE: Ills over, and of
the fragments there some :basketsfull.
All appeared satisfied. We had a jolly
good time, and although ''Soyer' was.
not present lie was out done by the
good wives and daughters of our beau.
tifQl valley Of the Little Rock, whose
eatables the swarms of hoppers might
have Toasted on and been. >surfeited, as
was the multitude who feasted and
made merry at Toms Heights"
which overlooks the valleys picturesque
scenery! The third, Fourth of July's
substitute) was .ushered in by salvos
from Clark s light battery which made
the earth tremble and the valley ring
back the echo again. and again. Long
before noon teams of all descriptions
might be seen vending their" way over
the valley, crossing the limped stream
which gives the valley it's nal me at the
'gravelly ford at Rock Ranch. - follow
ing up the valley, past the valley Sier~
ras, with Stony Point and Indian Look
out in the near distance, the latter ris-
ing up from the edge of the vale like
some grim redoubt of other. times, its
steep sides covered with natures man.
tie Of green and gems Of pebbles; rocks
and boulders, rendering it an object of
interest and curiosity, from whose top
the panorama lies unfolded to the; adj.
miring gaze. Arriving at the Heights,
where by general invitation we were
gathered together to have high time
and celebrate independence day, 1875,
we found: the. hospitable mansion of
Toms; whose surname is; Hi, thrown
open to the >t}lrong, che genial hostess
with beaming countenance and happy
smile, with 4 kind word for ALL. doing
the honors Of, the. occasion with that
we'll known hospitality for which she
Els so famous. Music, feasting, dancing;
swinging for the little folks with GYM
nastic performances, all conducting to
the enjoyment Of those assembled.
Music by the Valley Quintette Club,
accompanied by one of Singer'scelebra-
ted family organs. procured for the oc.
casion, and ;performed4upon with COLI
sulnate skilisby LadyfJ johnson, ef Wor-
'thingtto ton sassisted CIV. Dow, Of Ran!
som. Beautiful the day. Joyous the
throng, and after ali endless round Of
enjoyment, all quietly dispersed totheir
several homes, no doubt;sorrys that the
day was SO short And as the shade Of
might quietly stole over the valley, the
echoes were again awakened 'by the
thunder. this time of i ;Fql ll,y' battery
flying artillery Rock RANCH,
- sf'1a3*> sza X. =. ~ 5zG}a -
Es"a7a vi .'',s cHARITH .,lesss.5 E=s
EDIToR ADVANCE: In yonr issue OF
Friday, May 18th, Enotice q Ecommuni'
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Here: is what occurred in Syracuse re.
Gently She went into the sleeping
apartment; and found the .f;mily cat.
with it's nose thrust into her husband s
mouth and its paws tightly clasped
about his throat. 1t required consider
able exertionito remove the animal, as
1t chung tightly to its position. The
gentleman Was nearly. sUffocated, and
but for the timely interference Of his
wife would have been killed. -
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The 'Dewald and Olney Sabbath
Schools united on the Sd in celebra-
ton on the Kanaranza. Tie exerci ses
consisted Of singing, boat riding, base.
hall and a rousin9 dinner.
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PHYSICIANS.

T CRAFT, NJ d..
PHYSICIAN Il SURGEON.
Special attention. given to Surgery and the
treatment Ut Female Diseases; having had eight
years experience.
OFFICIAL residence, corner OF Fourth Ave-
nue and Eleventh Street, WOrthingtOn, MINES
Ota. (Aly.
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DANIEL RoHnEh'
DEALER IN
Lumber, lath, Shingles, Doors and
Windows.
WORTHlNGTON, : MINI. =.
3-ly.
DENTlHTR 7.

DENTISTRY = -: 40.
MENTAL ROOMS Of \. BEDFORD are In
open the last week In each month. Work insur-
ed nve years. (Z7y !
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ION and after July first. G. T. Pope's
Shoe Store will be found on the corner
Third Avenue and Ninth Street, oppo-
site Yhird~AvenueH Hotel. --.-, A.. St ii
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GEO. 0. .MOORE,s

GEO. o. Mo0RE,.
PHYSICIAN AND. SURGEON,
Graduate Of Ann Arlt,r, Michigan. Residence
on 18th street helOw the public hall. Office. at
the Colony Drug Store, opposite the WOrthinX-
ton Hotel, WOrthiDgtOn, MINI.
VIII atteAo promptly to aU Coils, day o.
night. PLY
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Elsewhere will be found the call for
the Republican County Convention to-
choose delegates to the State Conven-
&:.x r."~ '!s'i'-s{ t. ..gR,
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The latest crop reports from Iowa
and Nebraska are quite favorable,
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ATTORNEYS.

AT d. SOULE, .....z
MI. COUNSELLOR Ar-LAW
And Not Try Public. Once on Tent, Street, ini
tile Post once. Prompt attention given to con-
veyancing. (27ly.
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The Regular monthly meeting Of the
Worthington Christian Association
will be held on Tuesday evening next,
July: 18th, at the Colony Office. Elec-
ton of officers and other business to lie
transacted. A good attendance desired.
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REAL ESTATE GENCY.
~ SOULE 4 LANGDON, Il Il
and Town Property Bought and Sold II
e, woFthlngton, August 81. W at s; s5ka
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SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP.
T II. JOHNSON. Dealer In Saddlery Hard
u ware, Trunks, Valises, etc. Harness always
on hand, and made to order. Repairing neatly
done: Shop on Ninth Street, W0rthlngt0i, MINI.
n ".
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4. -
4 THE WHEAT II ZNENEN0


4 I. s THE WHEAT 3 L8INEea
Ths fol1owiins yie 4 protest j,
from : leading 81, 6 e Het Han y.
1lka ~ elad "a phil becaua,s Il
believe Il having - mt - q TIA kind
1 thros 4 tho Ii spa,,or Z, Z,
And Nero let us 9ayI' that sc Che rood
y, PEOPLE d. Herseey would I've s q itklt
mepe attentalpgn i e. kim theft Want.
and the simpq rtanss / sc tl,eir: 81 placcee
known through the co,lnty PAPER they
would have no occasion; for, these. mo!
.tests. sl<..* , Nth
{, " hope I'LL till,i.t q syery bushel. Il Il,
$1,000 set down for Helse1yl i, and al
much more, win be, marketed sc that
station the coming season. But N
think that il Hersey oan claim %, 0O(
bushels, lyorthington may claim 81
least four times 8 much, shove grind
ing. We have all Rock county aud
portion Of Dakota TERRITORY to draw
from, as well as several counties !; il
Iowa, and also several in Minnesota be
sides our own. : .s u ~: ;.. @@ES'
4; ~ to what the Colony Company hav,
said concerning Hersey Ne can endors.
Eitin every essential particular. & Her
sey is i promising village, located IN, 1
beautiful and fertile region, and mus,
always be the centre Of quite a loca
trade. S,. -, .:t* :.:.. N.Y. 49, ~ H., &
l.: AS to the matter Of roads and bridg
es, We know that Hersey has done NOR,
for herself than any township in .th,
county with the exception Of Worth
ington, and! this is certainly to her cred
it. As to the. action Of the County Com
missioners, we hope soon to publish .
full statement of what has been don,
in the way Of roads and bridges; which
will show that our correspondent j.
mistaken when he says that air the ex
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MONS GRINAt;ER, Register.
/ j. T. MOULTON, Receiver.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-07-09
GIRO Et1R E:

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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-23
BORN.

In Carson City, April -, 1875, to the wife OF
joseph Rosenstock. daughter.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-23
Something New and Useful.

Smiths Infalibl. ire Kinder. 1t Will kin
die fire without the aid Of pitch, shaving or
kindliug wood, is economical, expeditions and
sale. Will last life time. Just get one and
you Will never ceg. ct tie purchase. For sale at
ellison BARRIERS Family Grocery Store, North
Carson Street. ap2!-1~
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-23
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