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The Morning herald., 1875-12-28
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A rather unusual case says fhe q Ioqf1
Repsbaieas, came up before judge Knikas
in Circuit Court No. s for adjudication oa
Friday morning. The case on trial was that
of Ida Hall 10. Eugene Han on petition
for divorce ON the grounds of desertion.
During the examination NJ the plaintiff 1
WAS developed that the parties had Reen g.
several years ago, but Aad remarked anA
lived together untn Jasuazy, 1874, when the
Judge knight, slter askhg how long the
defendant this time, granted the decree, and
Ida and Eugsne hencGfoFth are separated.
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Dr. Simms' White Pulmolic Balsda

During the last Is years more than l0,O0o
people have been saved from the terrible
desolating efectsof pulmonry consumption
by using DR.. simnAs' White Pulmonic Bal
sam. II cures without AAil when properly
used, and we hold ourselves ready to accept
any challenge as TO the qualities ofgood ar.
ticles. We guarantees the remedy I'd be Just
what we represent It to b. 1nahIpnic and
recent coughs, Sore Thrc9t GspoH. Hoarse-
ness, Blood Splitting, Wh66p1l& Co0gh,
Bronchitis, Sore Breasts, Wea6fISnna, de-.
and In all diseases Of the lunl9 topdSne
toward or terminating In CUhsumpti06,
this remedy cannot be equalled much less
e4celled. 1t will positively prevent the
lungs from yielding to the terrible e1ects Of
Consumption. Let us say TO the aflicted
a3d persons predisposed to CONSUMPTION,
give our remedy fair trial, be patient and
persevering, using strictly according to d.
rections and do not yield to the solicitation
ofpretended medicines and inexperienced
advice and you will soon find yourself rap
Idly recovering. We have a large number,
several hundred references of persons we
have cured, (many of them very bad cases.
which can be seen at our office or given By
mail when desired. DR.. 6imms' is gradu-
ate ofthe class of 1854, and can be consulted
on Lung and Throat diseases every We'd
nesday and Saturday at his private Office.
OMce and principal depot Fourth and
King street, Wilmington, Del. Philadel-
phia depot. 6O2 Arch street. dec8-m
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NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX PAYEksjl
~ Notice is hereby given that an pefTSv91 To1
indebted for County, State and p3or,hea p3or ha1
for the year 1875, for the Second or Nor,hsa It ~
District of Wilmington Hundred mus;tIIiia s;Ii
and Settle the same. The Collector Iila at
found st his Office, corner OF Elgnlnt nt
Shipley Streets. or In the evenings ."
residence, sos West Fourth street. ID
DUTY OF CT any pelsun do
amer this notice, the Collector may Iii IL
and collect the same with cost accorol
to law sboll nj
If the owner Of any Real Estate snann limor :
reside in tho Hundred. or IS mtnJ1 ~ 1e1
shall be the duty of the Collector " nro
and collect the same of the persons. ao1n n
erty Of the tenant thereof-Eztrde'|'0"'
kmO. ,,rAIL.
AC " ColIeCtOr
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Harrington Grange, No. 10, has elected
the following officers for 1876: Master, J.
W. Tharp: Overseer, j. P. Curtis: Lecturer
j. W. Warren; Stewsrd, VIM. Ward: As
sistant Steward, Wn. Tharp: Chaplain.
Joseph Brown; Treasurer, C. c. Simpson:
Secretary, Isaac Brown: Gate Keeper, Elias
Sapp; Ceres, Miss George Anderson: Po-
mona, Mrs: N. L. Galloway; Flora, Mrs. L.
B. Curtis; Lady Assistant Steward, Mrs. R.
A Merriken.
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A hen of the Dark Brahma species be-
longing to Mr.. Pierce B. Miller, Of West
Chester, laid an egg few days ago, which
measures 81 inches over the ends, 81
inches around, and weighs Il b.
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NOTICE TO WATER RENTERS,

OFFICE CITY WATER DEPARTMENT.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Dec. 9, 1910,
The bills for 1876 are now roady and pay
able at the Registrars office. ,OCv MarK,91
street. The law requires that all bills pay
the bin, those paid during the month q
February, i've per cent. additional, thoj
paid during the months of MaIseI
ten per cent, additional and an
amounts remaining unpaid after April ~
1876, the Registrar is required to have ave "
ferrules withdrawn and suit instituted y "
the recovery of the amount due. anu W
water will not again be let into such pientl
and 81 oOfor drawing ferfules are paid'oh3
hours 8 q. m, to p. m. u,nr
dec Stf Registrar
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AMU9 sluxA

CDCoND GRAND MAsoUKRADE BALI
10 OF THE
Qo>d.l..U UnaN lseeuablvs
lWiu b given in the Masonic Hall, NEW
YEARS EVE. Tickets. Sl.& dec.2f-dts
|CRAND OPERA HOUSE
| sRAND DOUBLE HOLIDAY PERFORMANCE
o. IAsrsdsy, Dscsxsbsr Soth,
Mrs. John Drew
w1fa HER STAR DRAMATIC COMPANY,
From Mrs John Drew's Arch Street Thea
tire. Philadelphia.
Doors open ct o'clock begins quarter 70 6
viii Buckston's Elegant Comedy, In three
acts, entitled
"Leap Year; Or, the Ladies'
PrivilegeW'.
The double entertainmenttermina with
Pools Extremely Laughable Comedy,
entitled
"SIMPSON & co.,"
With . great cast, including MRS. JOHN
DREW In both pieces, personating
her great parts Of
ALLIE O'LEARY" 4 MRS. SIMPSON"
Reserved seats, (secured without extra
charge) IS cents. To be had ct Bo1ghmae.
General Admission 50 cents. Balcony, IS.
A1Remember on account OF the great
length of the double bill the doors will
open att. and curtain rises at 7.A5. dec. q.
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WANTS.

WAaNs;TEED.To ~; ,EDaTo buy q lot Of old siIE -,
4s Market s Street TMAYtoRs "a sta9H Hat FaetoHya Ha
WANTED-AGENT-A live NAV -
~ 1gent l0r Kansas Land INN; aso.,c as local
Ass0cia!io4, large mmissions. reisraion isra.ion
Bin@ha N IHass, Hnns:, p, rs. HULL
dec.A2tpd 'N'r hVe days.
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DROPOsALs FOR FURNISHING COAL
L OIL.
Sealed Proposals will be received at the
NJ, Thursday, Dec. Goth, 1875, for furnishing
coal oil for the use of the City for the year
1876 Proposals must state the price per
gallon.
The Committee reserve the right to reject
any and all bids.
A. BICkTA,
aec.T-4t Chairman Lamp Com.
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO COUNTY TA4
y PAYERS.-The undersigned collector
Of County Taxes having given notice three
months ago that the taxes were due anq
payable aS that date, and whereas not morl
than one-twentieth of the taxpayers haye
paid any attention to said notice, the collecI
tors for their own protection will be oohgea
to enforce payment according TO law, whlc9
gives the collectors power to collect WY
cost in ten days after they receive thelI
duplicates. - :.
JOS. L. CARPENTER, JR. |
A. GIVEN,
aug3-N Collecton
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AUCTION SALES
A UcrloN SALE !.

A UCTION SALE
"A OF THE
BEST FURNITURE EVER OFFEppn
AT PUBLIC SALE
In the City OF Wilmington. Will be SOL,
a. No. SG Market street, Insttute" " H"II io1a
TX SS1oco tSe Sa1,d;y Fr;laay afternoon, Dec 5lst
sPlensid book cases, 2 magnificent secto .
tafy and book cases. consisting of 1e frs,
GLASS walnut chamber suits 6 marh,a nist ,n,
tables; II lounges l walnut side hoarGn rSn
! center table. -Parlor suits covered Win
hair cloth hat rack 8. chairs, &c. The ahnva %,a
goods g are re-, al I'm made by hand, and by the
Will be on inspection every day until saIs aha
L. W. STIDHAM d SON
oec.zs-tues 0tn Auctioneers.
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1LLANO''A COLLEGE, ,DELAWAER
COUNTY. PENNSYLVANIA.
This institution, chartered with Univers-
ity Privileges, is under the charge of the
Augustinian Fathers, and offers superior
advantages to students, who desire to make
a thorough Classical, Scientific or CONNER.
cial course. 1t is situated on the Pcnnsyl.
vania Central Rail Road, eleven miles
from Philadelphia. Rail Road Station and
Post Office on the College grounds.
Per session Of five months lin advance.)
$50.
For full particular send for a Cataloe @.
Very Rev. T. GALLERY.
dec. rs l-JvV Presi dent
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D A n D ELIo n,

ed until medicines are sold, Circuiars
ent free. Address
DR.. R. B. McCLENTOCK CO..
q Race street, Philadelphia, Pa
cec. .2-lmo
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DOR RENT. "A very des:.able grocery
Il store in the central part of the city,
doing a fine paying business. Possession
after December 25th. Apply at
decl7-lt g4 I, THIS OFFICE,
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT. A Farm and several six
L roomed houses. Applyto
REYNOLDS e CO..
dec-2S-6t S32 Market street.
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|. A L!estI
f,E:,w' 0kLr]
ESsblican md
Itp'aiirishofNS
Fea''day even
Es4Emdid
|",.!l',was fol
E1'ii1cian,' i but ,u1
| Es,s'' ,
Es0ve has /
h, particul!
non1 town
|e.t:ssssil |estesslleng5 to $.
N hin
|rts.yy night q
ron = benin,
| rl!erson.1 |
l..Nhe eFo91rIt1 :
ut ballot w. g
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ssyenth a1nqa .ha Meedn Mesns
Hall Company Of Wilmington, Del, will b
held in the Directors Room of the Masonic
Hall, on Monday, the 9th of December|
1876, at 2 o'clock p. m, for the purpose o1
electing President, Vice President Treas1
urer, Secretary, and nine Directors to serVa
the ensuing year. ]. P. ALLMOND,
decl4-eOdte Secretary.
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L,oR RENT.-A very fineand largeFARM,
T. in good cultivation. Will either be-
rented for money payable monthly or upon
shares. Apply by letter to &c. D.'i HERALD
Office, with real name ana address,
- a.. a = decl7,f
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EsOR SALE.-Lot of nice cider barrels IN
make room for oysters, apply at
aept.A-n 405 MARKET
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NOTICE.-The annual meeting Of the
IN Farmers Association of New Castle
county, will be held in the 2nd story OF the
Telegraph Building, 3rd and Market streets,
Wilmington, DEL, ON SATURDAY, JAN,
lst, 1876, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
GEO. H. BROWN, Secretary
dec. Owed. tn. .&sat. .-2w.
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NOR SALE.-A Purchase Money Mor.-
Il gage, $500. Apply to "
REYNOLDS & Co.
qec2-6t S32 Market street
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Bittters and
Pills. s u r e
a n Il speedy
cure for Liver
Com plant,
D spepsia,
sick kheadacho
and Indiges-
tion.
Agents want
ed In every
I o " n. N o
money reQui.
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NOTICES.

NoFloh -
There win be an adjourned meeting Of
the Y. n. c. Rh1lopatrian L. l., this (Saur.
ance Is requested. as business of special i'm.
pOrtance will be brought before the meet.
Ing. ,--ve.s FRANK p. MOODY,
dec.25 Recording Secretary
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FOR SALE.

EsOk kSALE.-Six new and Ele CANT Hou,os
T. Applyto REYNOLDS a 60 C9"'es
deczo-6t SS2 Market street,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-09-24
POLITICAL.
tFor the ADVANCED
THE NENATOleSHIl,:

Probably no county in this State has
as many eminemtly fit and qualified
men lin proportion to 'population) for
that honorabls position, the Senator ial
chair, as the queen Of the prairies,
MOBILES county. And among so many
good men one can hardly decide who
to choose If Mobiles county is to have
the honor of furnishing the Republican
nominee for State Senator, it certainly
would I've to our interest to furnish a
man of whose record in the Legislature
the county could justly feel proud. In
looking over the long list Of men quail:
fed for that position, and undoubtedly
willing to sacrifice themselves and be a
servant Of the people, in that capacity,
no man looms up higher than l: N.
Safer. His long residence in the State,
his large circle Of acquaintances, his
thorough business capacities, his Unfit
ehtial abilities, his knowledge OF the
wants of the frontiersman, and his
'sympatilies with him, certainly are
not to be underestimated. And above
all'he does not seek the office.
,'::*'' SEwARnlrE-
. SEWARD, Sept. q, 1875
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> NORTGAGFGALE

WHEREAS, Default has been made ln ~
w condition OF q certain nlOrtGA&e beAtAt
late the twenty -nrst day II September. AL
1871. and executed by Ben. r. neyoenbesk, -
mortgag0r, ~ favor Of Elihn Smith - 1or1ezoee,
. which sd mortg.ge and the power q Sc e.
Register Of Deeds Of Mobiles county, ,AianeeotA.
the twenty first day Of September, A. b. l04- ~
And whereas, there Is claimed to be and 70 ~.
and unpaid at the date OF this notice on the debe
named IN and secured by said mortgage, the sum
OF Sixty-Six Dollars and Fifty Two Cents t1o6 60
and no action or proceeding 1T law or 0therWioo
debt or any part thereof. i@,' ! l@.! /
Now, therefore, notice Is hereby given thai, By,
virtue Of power Of sale contained IN said Moet.
gage, and Herewith recorded, and pNroQ-
ant to the statute in such cease made 9ane
provided, the mortgaged premises nas1e1
uated IL said Mobiles county and described ~ 81:
lows, to: wit !: allIof the southwest quarter q
and three. tl6s 81 Range forty, Is 70, Is.
ing one hundred and nifty three and mise 49,
hnMdredths (l5s $40 acres. according e. co.
eminent survey will be sold At public aucton =
W0rthington, Minnesota, at the front door
ONCE Of the; kegi4ter; Of Deeds4 Of said heblee
IN the forenoon, t0 satisfy the amount ct ~
mortgage debt then due and unpaid. Together
with the costs and expenses Of these foreclosure
proceedings Including twenty dollars s1ipulAa0t1
In said mortgage As attorneys fees, and the sa34
mortgage win le thereby forecfosed. .
Dated at Worthington. Mobiles county, Atnnes-
ot' this the nth d R 81 H% sMffH d Mort.,.
n; B. Soule. Attorney for Mortgages
5Q1W-tl6 G.. r:
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From HERSEY.

HERSEY, Sept. %, 1915
EDITOR ADVANCE: We are one of
the grasshopper townships, and our
crops suffered considerably, probably
one-half beiHg lost. Those who have
threshed have an average of from 10 to
IL bushels of wheat ana :25 to 80 of
oats. Corn could not be better, and it
is now out. Of danger from frost. -" Far
mers have enough to see them through
the Winter and for seed next Spring,
and little besides, and we hope earn
estly Tat there will be no call for re:
lief this coming Winter: So. far as l,
know nearly all the farmers are. en-
.couraged, and do not know of zone
who thinks of leaving. >*.' y "";
A little daughter was recently born
to my neighbor Geo. Payne. A: o..
Condo, 1T the station, has enlarged his
warehouse and is buying wheat. Mr.:
Heiser and Mr.. Timblin, both are do
ing Il brisk business at their >stor:s:: ~ :
WM. GRoNo. =
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FROMOLNEY.

HEBBARD, Sept. %, 1875:
EDITOR ADVANCE: seldom see
anything in the ADVANCE from this
locality. Our township is not thickly
settled, and we have not much news.
The crops in this section are all good,
the gr;lsshoppers having scarcely
touched us. Wheat will probably aver
age IA bushels to the acre. Oats are
very good. Corn is unusually fine,
and we count OH Il full crop. Farmers
are encouraged, and do not know of
a man in the town who is not bound
to "stick to it," :.
We have not made many improve
ments the past season. J. D. Cox has
built a house on section 8. Thos.
Childs is about building large barn
and enlarging his house. ... T..
We have II flourisl,ing Sunday School
in operation, which meets every Sun
day at the house of II. w. Moberly. ~"
j. T..
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FOR COUNTY AUDITOR


:.iA~ prominent citizen recently ad-
dressed 4 letter"to Mr.. Allen CLANCY,
asking linn if he would become a can
didate for County Auditor, and received
the following reply:. i, "
Every good citizen will, unless; there
is some insuperable objection, consider
himself the servant of the people, ready
to respond to any honorable demand
they may make on him. Should my
fellow citizens in their primary meet
ings express q, desire for my services,
and tender me the nomination for
County Auditor, I should thankfully
accept it. should not otherwise seek
the Office, believing the people should
'aeek the officer and not the person the
Office. may say that life spent in
active business has fitted me for the
discharge OF the duties of the Office.
And l may add AZ regards my political
status, I entered the field in the WhiR
ranks. When that and the Jackson
party broke up: I naturally, rs did all
honest men i'm both parties, fell into the
Republican, ranks. / feel that that par.
IT, has saved the country and that it has
3 work yet to do aud as long as sthere
H. = ,promptneas to investigate fraud,
wherever found, and to turn the guilty
out Of oface, + feel that ll we may still
Yours, etc.,
ALLEN CLANCY.
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FROM SEWARD.
. SEWARD, Sept, 81, 1875

SEWARD, Sept, q, 1878.
EDITOR ADVANCES: Although my
trees and. cuttings are all growing fine
and are in splendid conditions / have
no immense growth Of trees to report,
but being rather Of the sour-krout per-
saasion have turned myattemtion i'm
that direction. Iplanted my cabbage
iii hills on last years breaking and with
out manuring the ground When the
hoppers were here the last Of July they
completely riddled them leaving *llotl,-'
ing but the empty stock. I thought
my kraut was :'ausgespelt.'' have
now to my establishment about four
hundred good sized cabbage heads,
some of them measuring fourteen inch
e. in diameter. ... -" -,
An elk made his appearance last
Sunday near Squire Jolnson's,' On
Jack Creek. No frost up to date
People still making hay. Cattle still
wading in green and luxuriant mead
ows. A team ran off Jack Creek
bridge the other day. No one was
hurt. ave F. B.
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Valuable Town Lots
AND FOR SALE

NOTICE Is hereby given to an concerned that,
IN owing to the default In the paymentof the
principal and Interest, 3 the following lots Of
County Of Mobiles. State Of Minnesota. :have re,
yeTtrA to the SIOUX CITY e. SAINT PAUL
RAILROAD COMPANY, t0"wit:
:. Lot No. 2, Block No. =. In tile name Of G. B.
Lai,gdon. Ei!.:,. 40 h"1A...S r.
Lot No. "a. Block No. 8. in the name Of Daniel
Lot No Is, Block No9s, In the name Of Daniel
60RIer. ING 1871 'ETi;i!-'
1T Ne : Block No: q, in the name Of Thom..
ChamberiiG: ....s. - -, !. =,
ground, with ali the buildings and improvements
thereon have reverted to, and reyested. n; tne
said railroad company, and thatthe several con
paMy to the purchaser Or purchasers 81 said lots
Of land (Or1tt ert0 vesting In his or their nelfs'
assigns or si,cosssorsl have GsSse9t 9qd IL &etes:
mined: SIEfHEN MlthEn'
Field Agent of the Sioux City & st. Paul r. \: Co,
Window, August 2, 1s7a-503w.
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W. -F-!t ~ \ - :. cI.l IS ~ =.
FIRST terry or COURT

!, The first term of court held in No
blss county, convened 1T Miller Hall,
in Wotthington., 81 Tuesday septe,n-
Der 18th, and closed on Saturday Sep.
TENDER 18th, 1878 As matter Of
public and historical interest to the
county, we give below sons account: Of
tl.a lLInr< Elfaa & Tlsi. 3i<5 30 S}s ss.#sit*2
:"'fs1 III ra4y tzi;J tu,iSs.s *}@{s4t 81
3''s2'p'3 j; $50: OrF1cERs.i Il, ssss:s ~: =,
AT present, Mobiles county i = part
of the Sixth: judicial District, the
Judge being Hon. D. A: Dickinson, Of
Mapkato:: d The other officers are us
follows for this county: B,N Carrier,
Cherry c.: W.. Bulls, Sheriff; n, B.
Soule, County Attorney s1ss:,...5 i.
~ (:,* % 3*JURORs. -s,s:a55 ! st. 5g.3: !:
Tho following are tho lists Of grand
and petit jurors drawn for the special
\ ..,Bf $50.
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REPUBLICATION.

::of:, i, WoRTH1NaToN, Sept: IL, 1854.
Il EDITOR ADVANCED see in your
paper Of two weeks ago. the name OF
/. n: Safer proposed for the Senator
ship on the Republican ticket. I also
noticed In this weeks paper q. commu-
nication signed Republican -" which
calls In question I. p. Durfees loyalty
to the Republican party. Let us draw
2 comparison between the two men,
and see which, is the '''straightest : Re-
publican. Mr.. Safer has been identified
with the Temperance party for tl,e'past'
few years. He has always voted the
Temperance ticket when there was one
and has even suffered his name to be
placed on the State Temperance ticket.
!. Mr.. Durfee has always been identified
with the Republican party. ever since
he has been here, and has never voted
any other ticket. If the Democrats
had a mind to vote for him three years
ago this fall, in place Of the regular Re-
publican candidate, he could not help
it., We remember that when WIN. N:
Bear run for Auditor two years ago,
that the Democrats endorsed him.
Does that make \ Democrat of the e.
'der2' 1t is just here: there are three
distinct parties, Republican, Temper
anca and Democratic. A man isei:lier
one or the other. Now, the two men
who are spoken of for the place are both
good men and good citizens, but let
each one Of them look to his own party
for office, and whoever, gets tile most
votes will go to st., Paul next winter. !.
G.
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... SUMMONS. -. ~
pTATE OF MTNNFSOTA,) ...:
y COUNTY OF MOBILES, 49, :.
-, SIXTH JUD1c14I DlsTsicf. :
George BarMan, Plaintiff,
vs.. ;.
Aaron p. Miller, Meade w. Carlisle, Robert r.
Smart, William j. 1ngham and Aaron p. Nil
Ter and Ransom +. Humiston, copart,,eIs in.
business under tile firm name Of Mhier, Hum
iStOM & Co., Defendants.
The State of Minnesota to the above named de-
PENDANTS.
You, and eaeh of YOU, are hereby Summoned
l. and required to answer the complaint Of The
Plaintiff in the above entitled action, which oos1-
plant Is filed in the Office OF tho Clerk 1 ~
Court, at the village of WCrthington, NOb}e3-
county, Minnesota, and to serve 4 copy OF your"
answer to said complaint upon the subscriber q
his Office in the city Of Mankato In the county
Of Blue Earth, III the State aforesaid. within
twenty days after the service of this SUMMONS On
you exclusive Of the day Of service, and IL YOU
fail to answer the said complaint within the time
aforesaid the Plaintiff will take Judgment against
you for the, SUM of two THOUSAND dollars with in
terest thereon from August ID, 1875, at the nate
Of per cent per annum,
Dated this the 18th day Of August, A. p: 1875.
-" =: DANIEL. RUGka; ::
Plaintiffs Attorney, Mankato> Mimi
E1.7W-411 6S =. - ~
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THE WEIFAT,AEARKEE


Since our last report wheat has de-
clined in this market from 10 to lie.
The Okabena mills are paying soc for
No l.; 20 to 75c for No 2, and 60 to Csc
for No 3. Rejected THAT is spronted)
they will receive and ship. Damp
wheat will not be received at all BY
buyers. The above are tile rates
paid by all our buyers.
For the four days of this week end:
ing last night, the mill had taken in
over 100 wagon loads of wheat, or
nearly 1000 bushels day. This is
nearly all from Rock county. and Da.
kota. y. Stone & Co., have received
about 40 wagon loads and III. Davis
about 80 up to date. There have
been about 200 teams in town this
week from the country west Of us, and
most of these have returned with lum.
ber or some kind of merchandise.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-09-24
METHODIST CONFERENCE.

NE7HOD7YT CONFE9ENCE
Tie Methodist Conference, which
met ut Red Wing, adjourned on Tues.
day last. The next Conference will he
held at East Minneapolis. The follow.
ing appointments were announced for
this part of the Mankato District:
Wortl'ington, to be supplied.
Window, J. ". Lewis.
Jackson, to be supplied. ~
Heron Lake, to be supplied.
I.u Verne, +. II. Bronson. 90"
Bigelow, w. NJ. Bear. :.
Clevel: nd, A. &. Perkins.
Redwood Falls, f. Goodman. !;
Beaver Falls, J. S. Beam.
Marshall, G. Galpin and Supply.
Shetek, w. Hermings. i