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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-04-02
FROM MICHIGAN.
Victory, Mason Co., Mich, J
March Goth 1875. {

VICTORY, Mason Co., MlCh.,
March Goth 1875.
EDITOR ADVANCE: have Just been
reading W. Smiths bilious exhala-
lions genuine or quasi) recorded i'll
your issue Of February 5th, and feel
ing myself competent to comnrehend
his case and to administer the requisite
counsel, l would ;,sk Il small space in
your columns.
Whether Mr.. S. felt what lie de-
scribes, or only gave Il reflex of what
he saw around him, the fact that such
cases are abundant fully justifies his de-
scrlption and my prescription. Still
human nature is such that thousands
OF cases of delireum tremens and 9TH
er results of alcohol, fully proved and
admitted does not keep men from
drinking the poison nor will tens of
thousands Of cases of dyspepsia in its
many forms keep men from violating
the laws of Physiology. l know that
III the fine and stimulating atmosphere
of Minnesota, nature does not resent
these violations as promptly and severe
ly as in malarious districts. l know,
too, that in travelling from Minnesota,
into malafious regions, a man is obliged
to keep his Minnesota appetite under
perfect control or suffer greater evils
than those who have long breathed the
impure air and in consequence had
''no appetite" Going to Minnesota
is a luxury, and I can easily understand
why it's citizens love it so much that
they are willing to endure its grass
hoppers and billiards., but coming from
that locality is a dangerous experiment
unless we have a power of control over
clamerous appetites, and we can pass
the dainty viands by.
Still Michigan is not all the un-
pleasant and unhealthy place your va
riOus correspondents describe it. I
am living in nearly as high a latitude
as you, and I often imagine that l
catch a sniff Of ''pure Minnesota air -
though coming over Wisconsin and
Lake Michigan, but it's force is broken
by seven miles of timber before it
reaches me. Unlike most of your cor
respondents I do not regret leaving
Minnesota, much as priced it's advan-
tages. Perhaps it is rs justifable in
me to go into raptures over these grand
old forests, steady moderate winters
and other points might name, as your
OH repeated enunefallOfS \:lll tfuCnTul)
of the excellencies of Minnesota. And
would say to my friends (for think
that have many there whom would
gladly greet, call and see me. would
not promise you rich viands, for I do
not approve Of them anywhere, but
{" Minnesota appetites - will furnish
the e sauce," and even Mr.. S. if he
will adopt my simple diet, will not be
troubled with fearful dreams or be
tempted to omit those little prayers y
of sinless childhood, which no doubt
commend themselves to him rs Il fit
ting preparation for the Kingdom of
Heaven. J. BLODGETT.
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co RRESPONDENCE.
Il 4 HOME.
WORTIIINTON, April |, 1875,

WoRT1llNroN, April l, 1875.
EDITOR ADVANCE: l have just re-
turned from Wisconsin, where 1 spent
the winter, and l come back better
Satisfied with Mobiles county than ever.
l found the climate Of Northern Wis
cOnsin much more disagreeable than
ours. The snow has been three feet
deep during the winter and the cold
intense. l heard more profane swear
ing i'll the few months l was away
than during all my residence here. l
had the misfortune to fall sick, and
was very kindly cared for by f. ID.
Field, the landlord of the Star Prairie
House, also Messrs Jno. Little, Mr..
Snyder and Jno. Braun ut Star Prai-
RE. Another thing. l never knew IL
people more friendly and social than
those of the National Colony, and |
shall not forget the kindly greeting l
have received on my return. 1 am
glad to say that a number of those
whom met while absent, expect to
visit us during the season with Il view
to locating here. {. BROWN.
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vORTHINGION MARKETS.
TO CONSUIIPIITES.

Tie advertiser, a retired physician, having
proydentially discovered, while 4 Medical Mis-
sionary in Southern Asia, a very simple vegeta-
bic remedy for the speedy and permanent cure
of Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh,
and all throat and lung affections,-also posi-
tive and radical specific for Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay, and all Nervous Complaints.
feels it his duty to make 1t known to his suffer
ing fellows. Actuated by this motive, he will
cheerfully send free Of charged to all who desire
1t, the recipe for preparing, and full directions
for successfully using, this providcntally discov.
cred remedy Those who wish to avail them:
selves of the benefits of this discovery without
cost, eau do so by return mail, BY addressing
:. - =. DR.. CHARLESP. MARSHALL.
3oew. 81 Niagara street. Buffalo. n. y.
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"DLIXZ.dRD."

The Chicago Tribune starts the in
quiry as to the origin Of the word
"blizzard." The Burlington Hawk
eye Says it found the term in use Ill
Northwestern iowa and refers the
question to the Sioux City and Coun-
Gil Bluffs papers. The st. Paul Press
supposes it originated in the simple
accident of some frontiersman S jar
gon.
We submit that it may be a corrup-
ton of the two words elbows hard. -
That. ut least sounds like it, and the
sense is the same.
But to come to facts. Those who
suppose the term originated in the
new west are mistaken. A writer in
the Chicago Tribune says he heard the
word used III Pc ,nsylvania and Ohio,
forty years ago, in the sense of /; single
and binding stroke of the fist. This
is just what we have frequently stated
in conversation when the question of
the origin of the word arose. Twenty
years ago, in Ohio, the word was in
common use, ami among boys especial
ly nothing was more common than to
say, Hit him u blizzaru!'' The mean
ing was then, and still is, Il stunning
and binding blow.
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Moore & Smith have /: remark able
knack of getting up Monthlies, Week
lies and other reading matter. Leave
orders at their News Depot and they
will get you up in short order almost
any description of periodical literature
desired. They have 4 number of press
es running in the leading cities and
their Atlantic:s, Scribner's and Har.
per's are ahead of any European pro-
auctions.
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GARDEN SEEDS.

We suggest to our farmers who
have no garden seeds for the present
year in consequence of the grasshoppers,
that they write to the Commissioner
of Agriculture ut Washington d. c..
for supply, stating the fact of want
and the cause. -.
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Notice to Tax-PaVers,

RY an act OF the Legislature of the State of
~ Minnesota, approved March I, 1875, the Per-
sonat Property 1aI of 1871 is extended until the
1st day Of November next.
All persons desiring to receive the benefits OF
the extension thus provided are required to make
proof under oath to the satisfaction of tho Coun-
ty Treasurer OF the county where the taxes to be
extended are payable, that hs is rendered inca
pablo OF paying such taxes by reason Of the loss
Of his crops for the year s14 by grasshoppers or
hail.
the LIST day OF June next, visit the several town
ships in Mobiles County, for the purpose of COL
Letting the taxes on Real Estate and Personal
Property.
II. y. IIUMISTON,
County Treasurer.
Worthington, Mimi, April |, lS74.-3o 3w.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Window Reporter: SAYS

+ The Window Reporter says : ~
Worthingtonians are a poverty
stricken lot of people we know, but are
not half so poor as some of them would
like,t0 make Uncle Sam believe. It is
reported that they are so afraid that
they will not get their share of Govern
ment relief that some of them are dis
possessing themselves of surplus proper
ty temporarily for the purpose of en-
rOl}mellt. 5~'*S'* =
( This is probably one of those rum ors
which the enemies Of the Temperance
Colony delight in peddlingy along the
railroad, and which, we are sorry to
say, even such gentlemen as the editor
of the Reporter are too ready to pub
lish.. We do not say that it is untrue,
for we know that even here there are
people who, if they can get relief, will
take that and refuse to work. 1t is
possible that such people would do
what the Reporter intimates has been
done. We hear of one man who de-
clines to take farm the coming sea-
son, us he counts upon relief next VIM
ter. 1t is, we are told, exceedingly
difficult to find female help, although
there are number of families with
stout girls at home who are taking re-
lief. Recently the railroad company,
we are informed, found it difficult to
find men to shovel snow at 81 ,25 Il day.
They complained of the wages, when
there are tens of thousands of men
now in the East who would be glad to
work 1T dollar Il tl;y. A man who
left here last fall and returned to PENN
sylvania, wrote back a few days ago
that he had been idle ill winter and
had only few days before writing sue
ceeded in finding anything to do.
All the grasshopper region has been
compelled to accept more or less Keller,
but the effect has been exceedingly de-
moralizing upon hundreds of people,
and we hope that the grasshoppers will
never again afford All opportunity to
the shiftless and unworthy to divide
relief with those who are truly needy
and who are worthy.
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SOWING WHEAT.

After all there has been some wheat
sown in March. Prof. Humiston has
in about SO acres. J.. Ames has in or
10 acres. Mr.. Wilcox, who is manag-
ing the Ocheeda farm of Miller, Humis-
ton & Gu, was, we believe, the first to
SOW wheat in the county, having put
in shout ~ Acres on ExidaY last. ~
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It is not often that we receive q let
ter for publication which has so near
ly the true ring, as the one given else
where from Mr.. A. l.. Haggard of
Lorain township. He gives the ''croak-
ers' some home tllrusts, and we hope
they will not fail to read it and profit
by it's suggestions,
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That metallic ring in the nose of Old
Boreas pulled out after all, and the
fierce old fellow came cavorting down
upon us on Wednesday with another
snow-storm. But he showed signs of
having ''crick in his back' and we
hope he will be lald up now until next
winter
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUMAfON'S.

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, .
~ COUNTY or MOBILES o''
The state of Minnesota to Peter Erickson, De-
PENDANT: You are hereby summoned to be and
appear before the undersigned, one of the jus
tees Of the Peace in and for said county, OH the
lIth day OF April, 1879, at ten o'clock in the
ton i'll said county to answer to Peter Thompson
in 4 civil action.
Should you fail to appear at the time and place
aforesaid, Judgment will be rendered against you
upon the evidence adduced by said Peter Thomp
son for such sum us he shall show himself OH
titled to- and your property (Which has been ut
tached) will be sold to satisfy said Judgment.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of March,
A. d., 1873.
3w29] l.. h. BENNETT, Justice of the Peace
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There was a shower OF rain on Sun
day night last, prec aeded by a display
of lightning. On Tuesday there was
quite Il fall of rain which froze as it
fell and veneered everything with a
layer of ice, ending in a mixture of
snow and Sleet.
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HayPrivileqes for Sale

DERMITS will be issued to applicants therefor
L by the Saint Paul and Sioux City or Sioux
City and st. Paul RAILROAD Company, authorizing
the holder thereof to cut and remove the grass
from such lands as may be specified therein.
able price, secure the exclusive use of grass lands
convenient to his own.
The Company will reserve the right to revoke
the pei NIT and refund the money. in case OF the
sale of amy tract of such land before the nay is
cut.
Apply to the Secretary of the Land Depart
mcnt ut St. Paul OF to
STEPHEN MILLER,
Window, March 10, 1875. Field Agent
2i-iWCOW
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-ADDRES&

Allletters addressed to Miller, Hum
tston & Company, WOrthingtOn, n obles
county, Minnesota, will be promptly
answered, and full information given
concerning the National Colony.
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At the surprise party given the Rev.
B. Fl. Crever, just before his departure
on visit to Pennsylvania, his friends
surprised him with handsome purse
of greenbacks.
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1OOCR READERS ADROL1D.

1OOCR READERS ABROAD ..-
All contributions FOR the destitute of
Mobiles county will be forwarded free
of charge it left at the Office of the
American Express Company, Nos. e.
74and76, Monroe St, Chicago, and di-
rected to 1. p. Durfee, Chairman Board
of County Commissioners, Wortliing-
ton,- Mobiles County: Minnesota.
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The Supper and Fair given 10y the
ladies of the Presbyterian Church, was
quite a success Notwithstanding the
stormy weather. 1t continued two
nights and was well attended both
nights.
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DARK DR.iH.Md'N

am now prepared to furnish sit.
tings of Dark Brahma Eggs from first
class stock. Will exchange eggs for
common hens. T. II. CREyER.
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We dropped in at G. T. Pope's the
other day and found Mr.. Whipskey
busy making pair Of new boots to Or
der, and taking measures for more.
He will be Oh hand at all times, and
we know from the pair in which this
notice is written that he can make a
good and easy fit.
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Among the recent arrivals we notice
Rev. e. Brown, |. e. Price, Mr.. Mead
and [. J. COOnS,
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The Mill Company are prepared to
supply their patrons with corn or oats
either by car loads or busllel.
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Richard Morgan, as will be seen by
advertisement, will he here in Il few
days t. begin herding cattle for the
season, at s. for young cattle.
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MINOR ARK1VAL.-A sprightly
youngster OF the masculine persuasion
put in an appearance ut the residence
of B. f. Chase, last Monday. All
hands rNhuberant and doing well.-
Martin Co Sentinel.
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. ssEr.., ~. y -. @
LOCAL..
woRrHINGToN. MINI, APRIL 2 ISIS
CHURCH DIRECTORY y.

:. METHODIST Observation-Disclosures every Sab
bath, morning at 1880. Sabbath School at 3
p. N. Services Sabbath evening at o'clock.
Pray,r meeting Thursday evening
UNION OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES morning
and evening. Sunday School Immediately after
the morning service. PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening Rev. H. =. futile, pastor. , :. f::',,s
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j. Coons dropped III upon us yes
terday, having just returned from Hen
nepin county.
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ELOPEMENT,

Something of a sensation was created
in our ordinarily unconstitutional village
by the elopement on Sat friday last Of
J. A. Pegg with the wife of G. J. Mil
Ter. Mrs. Miller took one child with
her and left three to be cared for by
her deserted husband. At last &C
counts the guilty parties were at lie
Nfn~c
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The State School Superintendent
will hold an institute 1T Worthington
during the first or second week in Nav.
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For Sale.
HOUSE s. LOT on Tenth Street.

HOUSE s LOT Oh Tenth Street. Story an.l
half high. hree rooms below and one
above. Well and stable on premises Will take
small down payment.
SEVENTY FIVE ACRES OF. LAND few
es north OF ton, c Twem.y t acIes Oh
q :sz. =. Apply to = ...
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The new crossing at Tenth Street
and Fourth Avenue was much needed,
and fits exactly.
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NOTICE. U. $. Land Office, Worthngto,,,
~ MIMI, March "a, 1875.
Complaint having hcen entered ut this Office by
Charles Winscr against Henry Tobbickrald All
gust Tobbicke for abandoning homestead entry
No. sSsS and $50, dated May q, 1872. upon the
southeast quarter of section -, township l0l,
view to the cancellation Of said entry: the said
parties are hereby summoned to appear ut this
office o, the Goth day Of April, 1873, 1T o'clock
p. NJ, to respond and furnish testimony con-
corning said alleged abandonment.
MONS GkiNAGER Register
29l j. L. MOCLTON. Receiver
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The Mill Company are exchanging
corn OF oats for wheat busl.el for
Dusllel.
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THE ST. PAIL PR .N12.

We publish elsewhere the advertise
ment of the st. Paul Press. The Press
is just what it claims to be, the leading
paper of the Northwest outside of
| Chicago,
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Twelve persons were received into
the Union Congregational Church on
Sunday last, nine Of whom were bap-
tized.
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An interesting statement concern
ing the intermediate Department of
our schools is crowded out this week.
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DIED..

On the 18th of March, at Iowa City, Iowa. of
Lung Fever, ALLIE, youngest son OF Hiram and
Mary Toms. of Ransom Township, this county,
aged years and 10 days.
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You can buy seed oats at the Mill at
65 cts per busllel.
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w. II. Humiston has returned from
Il mont S visit to Ohio.
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59EIsE.3 1850 =--=7----
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Tree Notice.

A PARTY in Iowa wishes me to act as his agent
~ in Mobiles county, Minnesota, to take orders
for good healthy cottonwood trees from two to
five feet high at IL 50per TIL usand delivered at
to1Woodf ths low pce send IN I
orders by mail or personally to
A. W. BURNHAM,
sow. WOrthingtOn. Mobiles Co., MINI.
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NEED GRAIN.

The Seed Grain Commissioners az
rived on Wednesday evening and are
preparing to issue seed grain. We
learn that the State is not able to pro-
cure the money to purchase more than
$50, 600 worth of seed. This will leave
the quota of grain for Mobiles county
about 5000 bushels, and it is thought
that there will he about 10 bushels for
each applicant. The Commissioners
hope to begin the distribution by
Saturday.
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St. Paul E. Sioux City
49,. AND -:~-~ -.
Sioux City & Saint Paul R. R.
TIME CARD,

These Companies now offer in Northwestern
Iowa and Southwestern Minnesota 100000 acres
Of the Finest Land IN The State. At low prices.
ON long Credit, With easy payments, AT low
rates Of Interest.
These lands are very productive, Easy of Cul
tivation, Convenient to markets. and to Villages,
Churches and Schools
residents: climate pleasant ndlsealtl,y:
For circular giving full information, or for
prices Of particuar lands apply by letter or per-
s0nally to Land Department" Of either Com.
pany, at st. Paul, Minnesota.
J. W. BISHOP General Manager
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Notice. T.: s Land Office, Worthington,
~ Mimi. March Is, 1875.
Complaint having been entered at this Office BY
Thomas }. Sutton against Thomas Grundy and
Holland Grundy for abandoning Homestead
Entry No. 8326 and s7o7 dated Nov. Z. 1872,
upon the ne!4 section 81, township 10l, range II !,
in Mobiles County, Minnesota, with Il view to
the cancellation Of said entry the said parties
are hereby summoned to appear at this Office
on the 9th day Of April, 1878, at 10 o'clock a..
H., to respond and furnish testimony concern
ing said alleged abandonment.
NJ S GRlNAGER, Register.
30l j. L. MOULTON, Receiver.
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See advertisement Of yoke of oxel
for sale.
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Several of the sidewalks have been
extended.
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DISSOLC7IONN NOTICE.
Notice is herecy-given. that the partnership
heretofore existing under the firm name Of KIM
pail 4 DiStad was dissolved by mutual consent,
January 7th, 1875.
l.. L. kIMBAIIA
MONS f. DISrAD
March Goth, 1e75-3w
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GEO. 0. MOORE,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Graduate Oi Ann Ari,or, Michigan Residence
on 10th street below the public hall. Olice at
the Colony Drug store, opposite the WOrthing-
ton Hotel, Worthmgton, Mimi.
WIZ attend promptly to aU Cults, day on
night. [27ly.
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TO HOMESTEADKH

TO HOMESTEADKRS.
The WORTHINGTON ADVANCE has been selected
as the paper in which to publish ''Notices of
Claim Contests" Homesteaders in this Land
District will see the Importance Of reading the
paper regularly. Tcrms-t2 a year, In advance.
IL for six months. 50 cents for three months
Address, TIE ADVANCE, WOrthingto,,, MINI.
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Trees for Sale.

THOSE wishing trees, either FRUIT OR FOR
l. EST, can procure them OF D. r: Baird, of Elk
township, who represents the Garden CITY Muir
series. Rates low and satisfaction guaranteed.
Price list can be seen at ADVANCE Office.
March ~, lS7a-27-2w
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THE 1y0RTHIvGTON HOTEL.

We learn that D. Shell has purchased
the furniture of the Worthington lilo.
tel of j. Ames and that the transfer
will he made in Il few weeks. Mr.. Shell
taking the the Hotel and Mr.. Ames re.
firing to his farm. Mr.. s., we believe,
is not an experienced landlord, but he
is pleasant and popular man socially,
and will make the house popular.
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A large audience assembled in the
Congregational Church, Sunday eve
ming last, to hear Mr.. A. p. Miller,s
lecture on :. The Divine Epic" Both
the subject and substance of this lee
tufe are decidedly unique and interest
ing.--Literary Triumph. ...... 5
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NOTICE-U $. Land Office, Wortlington,
~ Mimi. March 1875
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
William Y. Cope against James II. McRo,srts for
abandoning Homestead entry No. 1912 dated July
l, 1872, upon the wl1sw4 and peASwA and
SW>4nwH Of Section L, Township 1Ol, Range
80, in Mobiles County, Minnesota with 4 view
ties are hereby summoned to appear at this
Office on the ID day Of April. 1875, at 9 o'clock
4. H., to respond and furnish testimony cou-
corning said alleged abandonment.
MONS GRlNAtiER. Register.
p j. L. MOULTON, Receiver.