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county boarding Of :. ia. s.. = s . i
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p a Miller, printing, III ooont; 1 3 i .
;! 3 :; y: Carrier n'ins census seisd
Moore Smith, supplies for coin coli
- hs@ty ofaee SIG = .Dsa :frtt.,t: " 80
- J.sH. JOHNSON, rent oIolbcc - 81 50 u
Geo. D. Perkins, tax duplicates, IL. .*
etc., 1s76r 49, F.. ~ T. 60 g.
do record book C. Ia e. % r.
= Pioneer Press po..!! bl4nkn book. 8 30 S.
:. PETITIONS. [::,st.
petition ir III VIM Wo5olsac4ioit and others,
asking that sections 3, 10, and the North hhlf of
section Is, being unorganized territory in town.
ship lol, range 49, be attached TO school district
There Deing;no objection, made petition
was granted. :E.ss IT itt:;s: y.
Al ...t,... RESOLUTIONS. 81.
Resolved, BY the Commissioners Of. Mobiles
county now III session, that We build a bridge on
tile county road running south TO the State line
across the Ocheeda lake at the narrOws OF said
lake. Said bridge shall be ut least Is feet long,
and not less than II feet wide, and be built with
view to pcrmanancy and economy.
e. That J. W: Miller be COMMITTEES to procure
suitable pans for said bridge and ascertain the
cost thereof and report at the next meeting Of
the Board. Carried ~ e. "c''
j. W. Miller moved the adoption of the follow
ing: =. - ': 81 ; j..
Resolved, That 4 reward of one hundred dol.
lars be and is hereby offered for the arrest aid
conviction OF any perso,' or persons who may
illegally set fire to the prairie within this county,
Carried.
It was also moved and carried that Mr.. l., p.
Durfce lie and is hereby appointed to arrange
for and cause suitable fire breaks by moving
and burning to be made around each isettled
moving shall not exceed fifty cents, per acre,
- - REPORTS. = "'' !:
Mr. L r., Durfee. who had been previously ap.
pointed to arrange for and snpe, intend the out
lay Of the money Appropriation by the Legisla-
ture OF the State Tor the Improvement of the ILL.,
verne road. reported III full aid his report was
received aid ordered on file. ,,,.,
!. +. Durfec reported on the proposed routes OF
highways asked for by A. A. Kimball and others
fnpetition No. H. and that asked for in petitions
Is and lG bye w. w. Dow and others athd ALLAH,
CLANCY and others, presented at former meetings
OF the Board, thattlse routes were practicable
The Board, however; deferred further action till
next meeting. 90. ~. d.: -.
! On motion, the Board then adjourned; to NEE,
at the Auditors Office, October 2, A. D. 1885, al
II O'clock a. III.
>,LP. DURFEE, Chairman Of 3D.
WIN. NJ. BEAR, Auditor. -,
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Somebody laid Il new species Of toma-
to OH our table the other day, the speci-
men appearing to he of the masculine
persuasion.'' This country does beat
all for 's,to-mat-a-ses and "po-tat-o
soc ,,
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THE PRIMARY MEETINGS.

This is probably the last issue of the
ADVANCE which will reach all of our
subscribers before the primary meet
ings are held. We therefore speak in
time, and urge the people. to attend
these meetings, and see that they are
peoples meetings. Do not leave the
primary meetings and the County Con-
vention to be manipulated 10y pcliti-
clans and Office-seekers.
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MINOR ARRIVAL.

Arrived, few evenings since, at the
residence of Mr.. Thompson, north of
town, a settler of singular number,
masculine gender and proper case.
More anon. -. -
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worthington Nursery,
STATEIEACHER,S INSTITUTE

STATE I CHEERS SUBSTITUTE.
OFFICE COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS. }
MOBILES COUNTY, MINI.
T. STATE Teachers Institute will be held at
ii Wortlfngton, opening
MONDA Y, SEPTEMBER 10Th.
1877 ut O'Clock, a. H., and continuing one week,
or two weeks II the attendance and interest seem
t. warrant it.; The Institute will b. under the
direction Of Hon ID. Burt, State Superintendent
Of Public Instruction. who will ho present at the
opening, and will lecture 0n Monday evening,
September 10Th.
Miss Hall, OF the State Normal School, at Man.
kato, will I've present during the entire session
and give instruction in map drawing. etc. Prof.
John vii! give the closing lee IRE OF the 1Mst-
tute. Other teachers and lecturers wilItalle part
In the exercises.
very earnestly desire the attenda: &c OF every
teacher In Mobiles county, and a cordial invita-
ton Is hereby extended to the teachers of neigh
boring counties, to those who are fitting them.
selves for teachers and to all who are interested
in the improvement Of our schools.
r. c. BELL.
523w' County Superintendent.
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A swarm Of butterflies visited. this
region on Saturday last. There were
millions of them around Okabena Lake,
and they seem to have; disappeared as
suddenly rs they came. ss 80. <- i. =5:
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Judging by the numerous loads of
lumber which we see pulling out for the
west every day, we should think there
was a good crop off in that direction.
p. Stone &. Co. ordered 80 carloads the
other day to. keep up the supply.
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TO FAR Frs,

We will send the ADVANCE six
months to any farmer, not already 4
Subscriber, who will deliver us !, BUSH
I'll of No. l wheat in Wortl,ington.-
This proposal to stand until the first of
October.
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DECdS1'NO.

This magician and ventriloquist gives
an entertainment tonight at Miller
Hall. We notice that his performance
is highly spoken of by the Sioux City
papers, and we have private assurances
that his is one Of the best entertain
ments of the kind.
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.;Mt)ieT'tj1GEH4LE

. ~
WHEREAS Default has been made IN the
date the twenty first day Of.Septembcr, A. ID.
l>74, and executed by Ben. p. HeytleDberk, rs
mOrtgagor, in favor Qf Eihi Smith us mortgage,
which said mortgage aud the power Of sale COLI
tanned therein, WIS !ecQEled in the Office of the
Register OF Deeds OF Mobiles county, Minnesota,
III Book OF Mortgages. on pages 23S and 81, OH
the twenty first day Of September, A. ID. 1874.
And, whereas, there is claimed to be and is lte
AND unpaid at the date Of this notice the debt
named III and secured by said mortgage, the sum
Of Sixty-Six Dollars and Fifty Two Cents (aG6 52)
and no action or proceeding ut law or otherwise
-been -ilsstftWtet- recover said mortgage
debt Orany part thereof.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that, by
virtue OF power of sale contained in said mort
gage, and Herewith recorded, and plirsll-
ant to the statute ill., such ease made AMI
provided, the m0rtgagcd premises named
In said mortgage. Which premises are sit
nated in said Mobiles county and described as fol-
lows, tocw'it all Of the southwest quarter Ut
Section Six, 81 TN Township one Iil,,ndrcd
Ing one hundred and ifty-thtee aid nine ono
<hundre.lths (15a $40 acres, according to gov
eminent survey. will be sold at public auction in
WDrthingtOn, Minnesota, at the front door Of the,
office OF the Register of Deeds, of said Mobiles
eninty:and State Of minnesota. or Saturday, the
III the forenoon, to satisfy the anotiMt OF said
mortgage debt then due and unpaid, together
with the costs and expenses Of these foreclosure
proceedings including twenty dollars stipulated
III said mOrtgngusaS attorneys fees, and the said
mortgage will he thereby foFecleSed. s.;
Dated at Warrington, Mobiles county, MINES
ota' this the 18th 1Siy G5 IA A9w4yt, 1s75 3+
J. A. B. Sonle. Attorney ,fot Moy;ttsagee:
+ 5Q7W,-8lG g. -'''' 800 ''''''
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Just received, 20 pairs of Horse
Blankets, ut J. II. Jolnsons Harness
Shop. u; 1t
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NO. zasg..ssss T. 49,. For the Advance.
TO THE eHAIRMANsOF>T THE RELIEF
> .:ss ~. ~ u sacOlfllIIZEE. .s i. ~ :,
We would hereby respectfully. request
the Cfairmanaof + the Mobiles County
Relief ! |f COMMITTEES, MI i. r. Durfee, to
state through the newspapers tile
amount Of cash received byl,im FOR &C.
lief:purposes, the source: receiyed from,
AID how expended. Ri :tl:stli:. ~
!. .s 49,: - ~ =, ~ MANY CttrfzENs.
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Valuable Town Lots
FORFEITED AND FOB S1LE.

NOTICES hereby given to all concerned that,
~ owing to the default in the PAYMENT Of, OF tue
ground in the village or town OF Worthnlstol',
County OF Mobiles. state Of Minnesota, have re-
RAILROAD COMPANY, to-wit:
lot No. 2, Block No. q in the name Of e: b
lot 10. q, Block No. s, in the name OF Daniel
lot No. g. Block No. 8, in the name OF Daniel
lot No 9. Block No. q, in the name OF Thomas
Cl,amEerlim. 80. = :.
AID it is hereby declared tlfRt the said lots Of
ground, with ali the buildings and improycsaents
thereon have reverted to, and reyestel in. tte
said railroad company, and that tile several Cum
tracts heretofore issued by the said railroad COM
ls.ny to the purchaser or purchasers OF said lots
Of land (Orl; hertO veStiMg iii his or their heirs,
assigns or sucoess0rs) have ceased and deter
mined. STEPHEN: MILLER,
Field Agent OF the Sioux City & St. PAUL L. Il. Co
Window, August 2, $3.50 3w. ~
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SUMMONS.
StTATEfOF AlINNESOTA,1.s
y COUNTY OF MOBILES, -

District Court, Sixth judicial District.
Benedict NJ. GodschMidt. Plaintiff,
~ against {SummOns-
Aaron p. Miller, Defendant,
Tie State of Minnesota to the above named de-
PENDANT:
YOU, Aaron p. Miller are hereby summoned
i and required to answer the complaint in this
action which is fled III the Office Of the Clerk Of
said Court, 1T Worthington, in said county ami
State, and to sefve i copy of your answer to the
said complaint on the subscriber, at his office in
Window. in Cottonwood county, in the State
aforesaid, within twenty d3ySafter the service of
this summons upon you. exclusive OF the day OF
such service, and if you fail to; answer the said
in this action will take judgments against you
for the sum of tirty-fye hundred dollars, with
interest thereon t ten per cent per apnrn,, COM
putcd semi annually from July 1st, 1873, together
with the costs and disbursements 81 this action.
Dated August II, 4. u. 1875.
EMORY CLARK,
rlafntf1s Attorney, Wintlon, Min.
5Q1X-SS So.
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There were II registers ut the Wor
Ellington Hotel OIL Tuesday and so on
Wednesday,
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THE SEVA
GRAHAM LAKES. Sept. ii. !

GRAHAM LAKES, Sept. IL, 1870.
EDITOR ADVANCE: In your last
weeks paper you say that 1. =. Durtee
is strongest with the political managers
and 1. N. Safer with the people gener:
ally. I do not know how it is i'll other
parts Of the county, but think that i'll
Seward and Graham Lakes, Mr.. Durfee
is most popular with the people because
lie is Il farmer and Mr.. Safer is not.
would like to hear through your paper
from the farmers of all parts Of the
county, as to who they would prefer for
the district and county offices to be
filled. agree with you that the people
should not endorse tie ''slates' nor the
''rings" of any political wire-workers.
but make their own choice.
ASHER ALLEN.
Here is just what we want to get at.
We want the people to speak out and
name their choice. And we urge them
to follow this up by attending the pri-
mary meetings and choosing their own
delegates to the County Convention.
We have this week another commu.
nication Oh trees. Mr.. Anderson has
some cottonwoods which show q re.
markable growth. Can any one in view
of the wonderful growth of tho white
willows and cottonwoods, doubt that
in few years the farmers of this re-
gion may settle the fuel problem fol
themselves. Every farmer ought tt
feel it is much incumbent upon him tt
plant ten acres of trees as to build .
house and barn. Let lis hear from
others.
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c. 7. Pope has his Shoe Maker ut
work again and is prepared to do all
kinds of work in his line ut his Shoe
Store, corner of Ninth st. aud Third
Avenue. Ct.
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Mr.. Clancy brings us an ear Of corn,
of yellow, Ainty variety, which, was
planted about the middle Of May and
was ripe 10y the goth of August.
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Mrs. r. F. IIuniston, Of this place,
was elected President of the Nlinne-
sofa Sunday School Temperance
League" by the convention held at
Mortified on the 8th.
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The Republicans have carried Maine
by u loss Of about so per cent OH the
majority Of last year.
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EO. o. MOORE,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Graduate " Ann Arn,r, Michigan. Residence
lotl, street below ti.s public hall. office at
the Colony Drug store, ol!pnSitc the W0rthing-
tom Hotel, WorthinGton, Minn.
WA utle'"; promntly 10 I'LL Ctslls, doy on
night. [Sly.
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Attorney z. ID. Hadley. of Luverne,
dropped III on Wednesday morning.
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+ CRAFT Md
PHYSICIAN t. SURG EON.
Special attention given tn Surgery and the
treatment III Female Diseases having had eight
years experience.
OFFI(E-At residence, corner OF Fourth Ave
,,ue and Eleventh Street, Worthington, MINES
Ota lilly.
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The road between here and I.uvernc
is lined with teams bringing grain. To-
day will I've !. busy day with the buyers.
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The st. Paul and Minneapolis papers
speak highly of Prof. Humiston's tenn
perance address ut Northfield.
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The Worthington Seminary will open
on the 4th of October. u,,,
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Rev. J. w. Lewis has shown his esti-
mate of the value Of the ADVANCE by
subscribing for four copies, three of
which are sent to friends abroad. He
believes in disseminating the gospel of
the National Colony, and knows that
tile ADVANCE is the way to do it.
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Mules for Sale orTrade.
THE undersigned will sell his MULE TEAM
i Or will trade them for cattle or young stock.
Sept. ~, 1S75.-1.3w. ]. +. DURFEE.
House and Lot for Sale.
THE undersigned will sell his house and lot on
i Tenth Street cheap. Or will sell house with
out lot. Small payment down and b.lancc ar
ranged to suit purchaser. Will take part pay
ncnt In cows. Apply to
j. HANSBERGER,
it, Or ut ADVANCE Office.
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MARRIED.

BY Rev. C. w. Batchcllcr, at the parsonage, in
lie Mars, Iowa, on the 18th Of Sept. 1875, Mr..
JOHN p. VAlI. of Seward township. Mobiles Co.,
MIMI, and Miss JENNY LlNDEKAAN, OF Manchcs
ter, Illinois.
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Don't fail to read the article on Min
nesota to he found on our first page.
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The Sabbath School Concert of the
Union Congregational Sabbath School
will he held OIL next Sunday evening ut
the Church.
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The grasshopper eggs are undoubt-
edly Matching. Mr.. Terry, Of Seward,
Informs lis that he has examined the
eggs on four farms, and in nearly all of
them he finds the young 'loppers al
ready formed. This is the general tes-
ttimony. Wehope that some providence
will hasten the !; Matching Of the pests
this fall, but the observation Of former
years does not warrant Che belief that
they viii hatch this fall in any such
numbersas to save us FROM hatch
next spring. = <1s*',s5i ,.Z:s:
D: Stone s. 60. have put a pair of the
latest improved Is Fairbanks platform
scales i'll their warehouse. No weights
are used, and the scales are so arranged
as to mark both the pounds and bushels
Of wheat, corn, oats and barley. 5 !"
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II. W. S;lnborn, Of Mankato, dropped
in this mOr:.ing. It,
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For Sale,

ar Exchange for Real Estate, two Horses
~ Buggy and HARNESS. Apply to
1-3tl W. L. BENNETT, 1T Railroad Depot.
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MIMI, SEPT. II, 1873. :
/ e, Ll.xl.sltflaESl&t
&-:.s3 CHURCH. DIRECTORY.

s. zS ii!Atl1tlas y9} bfin1rt,,uocy ~
bath, Nit,r,sig,}nt tQ;9G Sabbath, School at 3
Prayer meeting I'll irsday se3esih'lli''s; i:iii:
'iUNioS CoSddnEcA fidSA Services ,1npraii1
and evening. Sunday Sclital immediately after
the ,lnOrning scrYic9 PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening: Icy, IT, Z: futile, pastor. :. -,
t:t... 1Ltl III ~ H..i s -
siln ;ItI.!; ~ I. +,
ii The ADVANCE is1arNlshe,l' 1T elE5o a year to
Clubs of ten or more: Clubs OF ten for six months
IS cents for each subscribers; ~ j - n''
<'o':" SAVE P6STAGE. ~ !. :>I''
- Subscribers ire 10 ioiger required to pay post
az 81 tneir county papers rake'the home pa!
iier ana save postage. :, ~.
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III, EIttL5l-.
club RATES.
MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS:

MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS:
u AUDIToR-Wm. Nj! Bear.
TREAsUKEW-lI. ID: HumstOn.
REGISTER or DEEDs-r. e. Bell.
:" JUDGE or l'KOBATE-J. Graft. !
CLERK or, CQunr--B. N. Carrier. /"
SllERIFF-Cllas. W. Bulls. Il,
SURyEYON-B. W. WOUtstencrOft.:'
COURT COMMI5s1ONEIs-J; Craft.
COUNTY ATTORNEY-M: B. SOule.
CORONER-,J.B Churchill. IA
COUNTY SUpERINTENDENr-T.C c. Bell.
COMMISSIONERS
First District-J. w. Miller, OF Graham Lakes
Second District-M. l.. Miller, Of Elk. X T.
1hifu District-I. L. Durfee, Of WOrthingtOn.
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REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CONVENTION.
Notice IL hereby given that the Republicans Of
Mobiles County will hold 4 delegate Convention
at
Worth;ngton. on Wednesday. Sept 10Th, 1875,
1T o'clock p. H., for the purpose Of choosing 5
delegates to the Senatorial Convention to he held
II Window, Cottonwood connty, Mimi, Sept; 90,
1875, and de egateS 10 the Representative Con
yentlon to I've held 1T Heron Lake. Jackson CO.,
MInn, on Wednesday, Oct: 9th, 1873, and to NOM
mate candidates to he voted for ut the next yen
er;!l election for the following county officers;
County Auditor; County Treasurer; Register
Of Deeds Judge OF Probate; Sheriff; surveyor;
Court Commissioner; Coroner; County Commits
SiOner for First District.
Tho; ratio Of representation will bc rs follows:
One delegate for each township and one for
every tel vt,teS major fraction thereof cast for
=. J. L. McA!illan. Upon this basis, townships
will bt entitled to representation rs follows:
Worthington Village Q Grand Prairie ;: 8
s. Township 3 Dewald x Is 3
, ,:,';;!a old : 0 i!!a":y,,, ,r, l. :
Bigeluw 4,1ilk i o5l :
Ransom 3 Summit Lake 2
Little Rock 3 Graham Lakes 3
8. Seward ~
Yr, NJ b. SOULE, Chairman.
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NOTICES OF CONTEST.

NO1IVEO OT CVN EO1'
NoT1CE. U. s Land Office, worthington,
n MIMI, Aug. q. 1873.
by 4. Miner against Lewis r. Stone for aban-
loning homestead entry No. TAG dated Oct. q,
1871 upon the SEA Of sec. G. township lo4, range
10 IL Sn1es County Mimi view to the
hereby summoned t. appear at this Office at
Wortnington, on the 2Sti' day Of September, 1885,
at O'Clock 4. H., to respond and furnish testi-
mony concerning said alleged abandonment.
MONS GKINAGER, Register.
52l j. +. MOULTON. Receiver.
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T.. E. Kinball has just opaned q gro
Gerry store at his old stand. He will
keep full assortment Of groceries and
provisions. 1w
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John People, Of Hancock County,
Ohio, is Oh visit to his son, IS. F. Pep
pie. of Dewald Township. We hope if
Mr.. People has any more boys like s. F.
that he will send them ont to the Col
ony.
The grasshopper Commissioners were
in town on Tuesday. They will soon
be through visiting the chief points in
the district, and will then meet at st.
Paul and make their report. ..
The Lady's Work Table that is Gre
ating so much excitement among the
fair sex, will be OIL exhibition at the
State Fair. Every woman who sees it
determines to have one. 1t certainly is
the best thing we ever saw. 1t
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B. N. CARRIER,
l'IliINT('T.i.I.S.
xTlNI
II d. BARBER,

:. PUYSI .TAN AND SURGEON.
Aud L. - Pension Examining Surgeon. Surge
~ \ specially. having. had three years army ex
reririlc.'. Ofice at l:ari,er Il i.lwrente's Drug
Store. Warrington. Mimi. ('-:1Iy.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS:
sSWMMO'NS.

So 3 : - = II ~ w =. a5=s:5#
GTATE OF MINI ESOTA.. Ia s:ss2ssz*
- COUNTY OF NOBI ES, IS. SIS. 81 ss. E s}
IS District CoprE Sixth judicial District. #
John +: Eocle e! lE!aipt ilr s
James R: BsfgKtnan, Defendant "'''''- !.
The STATE minnesota to The above: de-
YOU arc thereby summoned ana. required t,
Il answer the complaint I'm ills action, which
complains hax1een fled Ii, the Office of the Clerk
Sf the -Distkiet GMlrt, at. w rtliDgton, III said
MOBILES county, and to serve. copy at your
ais office In ths village Of oIthington, County
81 q. NQh!es State of Minnesota. within twenty
the service Of this SUMMONS upo,, YOU
exclusive Of ths SUCH service; and ii you,
;1:h ~ answer the said complaint within the time
2t!rEsaid, the .plaintin i'm this action will take
Judgment for the sum Of Three Hundred and
Tive Dollars. with Interest aud the costs Of this
action - 'S'..}s, "a %sFE' f'|@'
Dated Werthington, June 10th, 1sza:
$500, 49,, 49,. y. T.. B. N CARRIER.
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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-09-17
DVORTHING1ON MARKETS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
, 1875-10-31

The taxpayers handed over $4,000 to tho
Collector yesterday.
Taxes Of all kinds brought $14,402 into the
City Treasury yesterday
John Pepper expects to wear linen duster
aad carry fan all winter il HesiDg is defeated,
Book keeper johnson, of the Board of Public
Works. has taken his wife aud family to Beloit
for. visit.
.ehe city employees about the old rookery will
be paid Monday for their October's work, It re-
gu Tres $50, 900 10 settle the salaries.
The Board OF Public Works opened hse bids
foa: the work on the Ogden Ditch dam yesterday.
0. B. Green had the lowest. 81, ,898 so, and j. i.
Mi ler the highest. $3,S76.50. The contract was
not; awarded.
The Oppositionists around City-Hall yesterday
we're few, and they vera as meek ~ lambs
So me who we're 80 1oady to bet money on Mr.,
Heaing we're not so sanguine, and we're
''t'luf1ed " completely in several instances. His
Honor the Mayor looked crestfallen, and az il
he had lost all his friends. The presa gang Was
not around, and scarcely hummer was in view
The Aldermen did not put in an appearance ex-
cept in . few cases, and no committee work was
accomplished, nor Ii it likely there will until
after the election.