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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-05-26

Memoirs or GIN WILLIAM 7. SHERMAN writ
ten by himself, United States Revised Statutes,
and lots Of new books fresh from tie press have
just been received at Phinncys bookstore
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-05-26
Matrhuap d Journal
WEDNESDAY, MAY 90, 1875.

PnixNEY has very full line Of stcrcoscopic
views taken before and since the late fire.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-05-26

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In Montpelier, MAY 20, by Rev r. Brywn, nENRN
GAR DNEH ef Hartford. Conn. and MARY J.. NhL, OF
Berlin
In west Hartford May 2i by Rev. II. Smith I'D dUND
A pITkl \ and AlHlE l.. BLISS, both OF Harttasl
In St JOIN isbury. May Il, by Rev Edward y fnstgnk,
l. A. FRAs IEii of Barre, and EVA L. bCtNA-iIE' OF
St. Johnsbuf ".
In Cabot NJ az ~ residence Of the hre sInatiT, W
Rev M W " bitt, FRANK X. WARNER Of AlpRtpslisf
and G. LILA \ Tucker, Of Cabot
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-05-26

WATsFIKI.D. Farmers In this place and ,icn-
ity are getting their springs work pretty well
along, but, on account Of the wet weather, have
storm.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-05-26
Vermont State News.

vermont sta'c news
ADDISON COUNTY.
rwo-ASD-A-nAlF years old child OF John
Donohue' OF M'ddiepufy' WIS oro""eu III ''s''''
on frioay ns'
iHh Nehenanie Ut pull''u, VI Wv ~" ...'
oe'n praeucihg physician 'o' apou' "a'' W."
unry, ana ne mas poon r'''s''o"'nS P''7'''s ~
'oe D'r'n OF apou' one 'lou''nu '''''ii'n
ProP''ed 20 ho'n g"'hu Nun'o" III "N "'"''
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Mong the route OF tne nur'''s'on ,4''"''''' ''''
n@ui commencing NJ nui'i"s"n' inu i'''' NV
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fhhptl'ok fVLhhH' VI "A..'"sV'"' "o"s
''o warn on fruay a's'no'" VI n's' "''"' - To-
ness niS morse Inc morse was sos ''li N'''S
messed loose III 'ne 'o1 ,'s VIZ
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80,
'"'hlh NN"AN"N' "i N"" Uo''o va"
u'uo' u'e ''' e'e' Mo'N ago "a.
oy ). SHEPARD, OF Monh'on' me Anii'-",'1.
sr"oA u'o '.'cN pone "nu s'an'oo ",'''' ~ w.
c"fa'oh s's", VIII no' pe n"."'",'' ",.
'n'' Nai"'oh h.'l oruo''' 'n'A.t' '' VI
premises So'''' u'"'t' ""u on 'u' Vo''s''Vn
quo'uo" Nv "''''p''u :" i'u. "''" '"'' "''U =" ~
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""ir"n' i OUT ior 'ncl"iu ''es'
EssEN COUNTY.
THrnpoRE GoopALL came very near leing
dro,,,o, a, ,t, ,,,,,o,,.,,, ri,er n, ar Tho month
Of Johns river. at Lunonburgh, last week. lie
was assisting ia getting u wire across the river
where the Portland * usdensburg railroad bridge
is to be built and the water, being very high, and
running swift, his boat caught in some hood-wood
ana 'alszea' ana IL was win uun'o''S N'''
q,
''e' ''o ''i's- ,,,,,.,, ,., ,,,.,-,,,,
ANpnrw CowAN. of uydeparl,. a lad only
eleven vears Of AGO. Nae sentenced. on Thursday
of last voal N ton yc,rs in the Reform School.
for brealin, int Charlie. Cranes store and steal
inu a quantity Of ,oods and what money there
was i'm The cash drawer
ChARltS >. MiLh'' OF lopsha'n, Ie''.''"
fearful cut IN the loot at inc WINE MOUNTAINS 10
Gently. Two arteries were cut OH, ana ne came
ne'i' ol'ouns " ue"Vn' Inc "ounu was
and Mr.. Miles lis doing as well rs could De eN-
pected, although extreme ~ weak from the loss oi
blood.
II. y. BURR and son, whose farm is about
two miles from Post Mills village, owned
.o.N VI n''y-''s"' e.''"''''eo ny t.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-05-26

Ycor outIcnf New FDod.-rwegiS-hvec cents VIII buy
pa Kaye Moss fafine, made frDG purc irish Moss
with VIII make any kinds ~ dishes, suft cakes pies
puJings, etc sixteen quarts ot custafus ee. ci'l
Chadotte Russo, blanc mango etc BUD y eh btnsks~
and LrDcers. i'-+
The Question Settied.-Those eminent mas, DR.. jas
CLARK Physician Queen Nictori0 and Dr. Hneas< en-
nett say that consumption eau be cured Dr. Wl.iM bne
this WHEN he discovered hs widely known Bo!SS
wa Csrrv and experience has proved the CORRECTNESS q
his opinion 50 cents and o. botile large boties mnh
the cheaper.
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The Spelling Match.


The interest which the great spelling revival"
has excited among our people was plainly e,lnccd
by the numbers who turned out to the match
on Friday evening. The hall, although not so
crowded as at the former contest, wins wen filed,
aud the closest attention was paid to the exercises
throughout the evening
According 10 aprovious Arrangement, sides were
chosen by Mrs. y. r. Merrill aud Fred Bancroft,
~ follows.
Those chosen by Mrs Merrill were Mrs Z. T.
Jewett Joseph Poland, Mrs. j. " Babcock, Mrs
A. C. Brown, BELLE Putnam Frances A. Aiken,
Mrs J. g. Brown Jno b. Thurston, Jessie Dewey,
Mrs Charles Ward, Mrs. W. r. llutohins Mrs C.
b. Wilson, Rev, }. T. Wright
Those chosen by Mr. Bancroft were, Gertic
Emery, II A. Iiuse, Lizzie IIodgdon, Jennie Lord,
Il. Poland Mary Sumner, Marion Hi, Julia
Cook, Mary L. Mutt Lettio Durant J W Sault,
L. W Cummius.
We give below, in the order in which they were
missed, list Of the stumbling blocks which Mr.
Miller, the cnunciator, placed in the way Of the
class, giving in each instance tho spoilers or
biography:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-05-26
Marriaae5.

Marriages and Deaths Inverted sratis; Culinary
Notices flee cents per line, s%rdridblp.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-05-26

POSTAL ArrofSTNiENTs. -GeOrge II. Buck, Read
ing Windsor county George L. Carey, 1Aetiord,
Orange county.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-10-29
THE HIfyELOW ROAD.

Mr.. Woolstencroft, County Surveyor,
has laid out county road to Bigelow.
Beginning at Worthington, it runs on
the east side of the railroad as far as
Mr.. Laws south line, where it crosses
the track, and then bears southwesterly
to the school house on section eight, in
Bigelow Township; thence it runs west
to the corner of section eight, and then
turns u right angle and runs south a
mile; thence it ruhs west one mic, and
then turns again and runs south nearly
three miles to the north side Of the
large ::'slcw;" thence it bears east to the
railroad track, which it follows into
the village of Bigelow. Where it toll.
lows the track, it falls within the add.
tional fifty feet belonging to- the rail;
road. The distance to Bigelow 10y this
road is about ten miles. T.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-10-29

James Hughes, of Plymouth Henne-
pin County, is on visit to the Colony,
looking with reference to locating. lie
iswell settled intHeniepin County, but
is attracted to this locality by the tenn
peance feature Of the Colony, and
should he locate here his five Brothers
will also come, the families numbering
some fifty persons: Mr.. Hughes came
to- Minnesota twenty-five years ago,
from Iowa, passing between, tile two
Okabena. Lakes and over the site OF
Warrington, when there was not a
house in. Ill this region, not even ut
Mankato. 4<e::, <j&e45 : II = ..,::~r. u
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-10-29

Some of our friends think that so
good Republican printing office us the
ADVANCE ought not to be printing
tickets and such for all manner of CON-
mon parties, Democratic, Reform, Anti
Republican, and what not. Well, now,
if Dan Shell will quit hiring TIN m
livery teams, and Dr.. Barber will quit
selling them drugs and stationery, and
every other Republican will quit pock-
citing their money, we will agree to quit
printing them tickets-until the next
election.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-10-29
NFY. Er7. RE4DIyfy

: Miss Anna e. Drake I blind lady
from New Y ORR, i:iss nov visiting tile
family Of A:sC Robinson, and.wilrglve
4 Select Reading tonight at Miller
Hall, from a variety &c the standard
authors. Miss Drake .sis q Christian
lady Of rare: culture, who lis; highly gift.
led asa reader and wherever she has
appeared tie papers speak In higl,
terms Of her reading: She reads from
her. own; manuscripts. i statement
(.w' !'icll, needs explanation to be; under.
stood. s,. 5. s.s Il: II. 4: *;
I There are several writing alpl,abets
in use by the blind, and Miss Dr. Ike,
we believes; uses, tie latest and most
simple one. The writing consists Of
simply puncturing the sheet Of paper
with small bodkin, beginning at the
right hand and writing to the left.
When the paper: is turned over, tile
prnctures being raised on the reverse
side, the >reading is from left to right,
and the delicate tallcll Of the blind cas-
lily distinguishes the letters, Miss
Drake writes nearly as rapidly as ii,
ordinary writer, and: we should say
B from what we have seen of her writing,
''punctures" Il very good hand. Some
idea Of the alphabet may be had from
the following: : r. %;@ =" =:
Only three dots or punctures are
used. Thus the vowels are. all made
withsone and two dots, "a: thus Sep
thus ii" thus :e'oaH'thus::+:. and ''u','
thus ':'<' W" -. '......
We have no doubt that our people
have quite 4 treat in store for this
evening.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-10-29

Mr.. Twitchell hailed us the other day
rs we were passing his place just be-
tween the lakes and showed us pile of
something which might, so far as size
goes, have been pile Of pumpkins.
But they were pile of peerless pota.
toes. Twelve to fifteen of the largest
ones filled a bushel basket two-thir1s
full. With proper cultivation, these
potatoes ought, il few years, to grow
rs big rs a bass drum.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-10-29
REPUBLTCA " STA TIE I'LA YIOR.M.

~
First-Thc republicans Of Minnesota re.ailirm
the cardinal principles Of their party which have
become the established policy Of both state and
national governments unity and indis-
protection of I'LL men before the law
Second-I'hat on the prominent questions of
tlE day. we favor tina: policy Of finance which
shall st adiy keep in view !. return to specie
Third-A tariff strictly for revenue, yet so adj
juSted us to he the least buttlenSOmc and the
most Favorable to the interests Of hume industry
Fourth I'VE demand that all railway and o,l,er
corporations Shall be held in fair and just sub
jccion to the law1nking power collstitutionally
exercised:
Eiltll-Th It We cordially endorse the progress
sive and liberal policy Of The republican party in
10 70 ter The AGRICULTURAL ntlnst i'll and conner-
cal interests Of the country 10y ju,licols Sys-
tenn of internal improvements, having for the +
object the enlargement OF facilities and Il redlc-
tion in the cost OF transportation for Interstate
/ commerce. .''
sixth-rhat to. the republican .rnrty,is justly
time the recognition by foreign governments the
full and complete rights of citizenship in reversal
| of the monlrchc;.l doctrine tI,at;t subject can
not ahSo!ve hilnSc from alIegan e 70 his sovel
| eign by naturalization under our laws. ':' p
Sevcnth-We hea lily commend tue honesty
and efficiency Of the present state adminisra-
it has reduced the aggregate Of state taxes
twenty per- cent within the last two years..
Eigli;h-Ihat the example OF " aSilingtOn iii
refusing to hea candidate for third presidential
term and aitlrmancc by Pres dent Grant Of thai
{ principle, is one. we s:credly cherish, and we
should regard i departure from it Il dangerous
Innovation. [Appla,sel -:
! NiMll--That we approve of the present. rcp,lb
i lc;ln national administration, and especially the
earnest efforts t ]ect tic revenue, to prevent
and punish fraud, to expose past violations and
to guard against their recurrence in the future
! Tenti.-Tllat VIC endorse the policy Of adjust
ing difficulties between this and foreign nat iul
10y arbitration instead Of war, and us friends o
| justice, peace AMI humanity, we shall hi il the
day when this policy shall I've adopted through
out the world. -,
Elcvcnth-zA grateful people can never forget
the services of her soldiers, and it is due 10 tllr
that libera!ty and generosity should be OK
.ercised III matters Of back-pay bounties ant
pensions.
Twclfth-rllat since the purity and pcrnGt
,lencY Of free institutions If government depend
| upon. the universal diffusion Of knowledge and
virtue among the peop.c, the republican, PARTY q
Minnesota -aflirms its coDvEiom :that Il $ thu
duty Of the State, not on'yio maintain the IN
tegrity Of the common schoolsys'e'l 1nt tottal
that IS needfu to Increase its ct1iciencx:.S tt
secure tile blessings Of !! wise and generous eltt
cation to amy child within its borders: Jap
plauSe.] Z - , :" = ~ = /: ~ -.-..f
Tie report was adopted without any 1Dppo
stion and with evident appreciation and salts
faction. 80 - 5-.i:. !
=
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TRN)iS )yGS7.ERx

The Hecox Brothers, Charley, Sam
and Orlow, the two last from New York
where they have been favorite minstrels,
being on q visit at Charley's, will give
one Of their Original Entertainments,
consisting Of Songs, Dances and Bur.
lesques. at Miller's Hall on Wednesday
evening, Nov: Sd. Wherever they have
appeared they have been well received.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-10-29

Mrs. Clarke writes that her sister,
Mrs. DR.. Hart, is lying dangerously i'll
ut Cleveland, affected very much as
Mrs. e. was last summer. In this con-
nection it may be mentioned as Il feat|l-
er in Dr.. Moore's cap that he has been
applied to for the remedies with which
he treated Mrs. Clarke 50 successfully.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-10-29

: Why don't people who have charges
to make against candidates make them
in time to have themproven or refuted?
FFor instance, L.F. Brainerd, of Martin
County. comes forward and charges
Judge Wakefield, Republican candidate
for Lieutenant Governor, with having,
while Receiver Of the Land Office, de-
lnanded six dollars fee Of every home
steader who proved up" whenhe was
n.itled to but four. This robbery, lie
charges, was committed in hundreds of
cases. The Republican district con-
vention, he says, passed. resolution
severely censliring the land officers for
this extortion. Why was not this mat
ter ventilated sooner in the campaign,
if true?
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-10-29
REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS
Of the Board Of County Commissioners.
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY or MOBILES.
OFFICE

AUDITORS OFFICE, }
WORTlIINGTON, Oct. %, 1875.
Board Of County Commissioners met in special
session ut the call OF the Auditor rs per statute
Present.. W. Miller, First District
Win NJ Bear, Auditor.
Mr.. \. C. Robinson, who had been tlu ' ~.
pointed to fill vacancy in the Second District,
anu Mr.. Edward S. Mills. who had likewise been
appointed to fill vacancy in the THIRD District,
having each taken and subscribed the oath re.
qured by law, took tlleT scsS v It'll the Board
&sa,,,utitM of j W. Miller 4 e. Robinson WAS
elected Chairman of the Board.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
Road petitions Il and Is, laid over from last
meeting, were taken up, and after discussion, on
motion "f J. w. Miller, the petitioners had leave
to Withdraw their petition with i view to rear
ranging the same.
\. G. Robinson and Edward S. Mills were ap
pointed Committee to examine the proposed
route OLA highway bcginnin. 1T the west side of
The town OF Ri se!ow aad running, east along the
state lire to the east side of the County Time
faxed Nov. |.
BILLS PRESENTED AND ALLOWED.
Il. W. Wo"Stcncroft, three days use of
team for surveying road from Bigc-
low to Worthington &c on
Allan Chimney, making fire breaks for
Worthington Il Il
J..B. Churchill, viewing I.u Verne road 70
a. b. Btker, procuring fire breaks for
Graham Lake 0O
I. G. Bell, one day OH county appointing
board 2 on
W. NJ. Bear, same 3 OO
The claim OF Spencer Maxwell asking for the
reward Of one hundred dollars offered for the
arrest Of and conviction of any person illc:
gasly: setting fire to prairie grass, Nels Nelson
having been convicted on M,xwcll's compla ialt
before Justice Bennett.
The claim WIS allowed.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
\. G. ROBINSON. Chairman,
WIN. NJ. BEAR, Auditor.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-10-29

Capt. E. S. Mills was nominated for
Commissioner in the Third District by
the Republican Convention which met
ut Bigelow on Wednesday. The Cap
tain is one of the very best men in that
District and we are glad that he is sure
to he elected.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-10-29
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rs.
ss.ss.9EJERLFETS SI S.

RY virtue Of an Execut ion, iss3ad o1t OF the.
II District Court Tor the Sixth es:s District
Minnesota upon q Judgment issslS.s l:etr5
ed ~ said Court on the twenty Il, y sep
temDer, ~. ina certain
l n. ytle Is Plaintiff, and Eli:{u Sl.iitn and s.,
q !! Sheldon :ld O., and H1 &. laelo.la
ant H. L. IackOr, for the SUN 81 Che Iiiiilfa,aJ
and Ninety Nine Dollars and es.t's
nl;lye on the 2al davof sepens9r,ti s
levied mp0nail the right, ttlc and tsls
sell Defendant, Ill., La eknr, 1l,tifl oii1Yi,ig
described property, to,Y ;L,,I sl.e5a: s555-
;stetl Nv the village OfWoslll;ugtou >a,ss I:tiis
~ Minnesota, and the dwelling Ilnt:S s5sG tt5,
stories high WITH addition 2x2o one and ore ssaI;
stories high, thereon Situated. atiti ia@Ss<z i@
same or s., much thereof as may heSt,caasssEE 70
satisfy said execution and COSTS. It tt.e front
doOr Of the Office OF Register Of Deed sE5s:.3'
lagc Of WOrtl,ington in THE County ot.Eas
afbresahi on Saturday the 18th ll;lx u = 1
a: u. 1873, at 10 O'Clock A. N OF, tilaE i.aY
Dated WOrtlingt0n, Sept. sd: a: T. 1879 =.
I 6. W. RILIt5,- :
Sheriff Mobiles County, Nis1Gesota,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-10-29

There was All extensive prairie fire on
Saturday night lat, OF east, and an.
other one OH Sunday night west Of the
lake,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-10-29
CHURCH NOTICE.

There will he Il meeting of tho Union
Congregational Church and Society on
next Sunday Immediately after the
morning service to vote upon recalling
the Rev. II. j. Tuttle us pastor. A
full attendance is desired.
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MOBILES COUNTT OFFICERS

MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.
8, AUDITORIUM NJ. Bear.
- 'TKEAsUKEis-f. y. HumiStOn.
REGISTER OF DEEDs-T. &. Bell.
JUDGE OF PKOBArE-.J. Craft.
CLERK OF COuKr-B. n. Carrier.
SHERIFF-Cllas. W. Bulls.
SUKvEYON-H w. WOostcncrOft
COURT COMMISSIONER. Craft.
COUNTY ATTORNEY-M. Il. SOule.
COKONHis-J. i. Churchill.
COUNTY SUrEKISrENDENr-T.C C. Bell
COMMISSIONERS
First District-J. ". Miller, OF Graham Lakes
Second DiStrict-M. l.. Miller, Of Elk.
Third District-I L. Durfee, Of WOrthngtOn.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-10-29

An unusual run of job work pre-.
vents us from giving the attention tc
our paper this week which we would
like to give.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-10-29
:, A NEWT TICKET

y Tie: nominees Of the reform ticket
having declined to run, the committee
of the :: INDEPENDENT Reform .rty !,
have put another ticket in the field, IS
follows: Ut ii. 81 = .st=., SIS s.:=
The State ticket is the regular Tenn
'perance Reform ticket "a. 6 II mn 81
The legislative ticket has Geo. s.
Thompson, Of St. James, for. Senator,
and Dr.. Z. L. l?rownell, Of. Jackson, for
Representative. .,tss.s d sz<,r. r.: IS
The County ticketsi as follows. r. =. ID
! Auditor-Ole A. Fauskee. r. T. Z
.ssTreasllrer-lI. p. 4Humiston. ~. : !.
;: Register Of Deeds-Geo. NJ. Plumb.
Judge Of Probate--L. B. Bennett. /.
Sheriff wv. S. Stocklale. =
= Suryeyorr-Otto Berreau. E.... 4 ).
County ,Commissioners-First. Dis
trict, A. Q. Condo; Second District,
Peter Thompson. .s,,'' = -. -:
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-10-29

Peter Sweitzer has sold his farm in
Elk Township to Miles Dickey for
$4,000. Mr.. Sweitzer returns to Good
hue County where he owns farm.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-10-29
B.; L. NODLTON, IS


NOTICE. us: land Office, Wo:t:seas5ss
IN Mimi: Oct. IL, 1875. - -
Complaint having beenc,,teGcd al this otic>. Hv
.lmes EOardnEan against Joseph FarIiee ;.,,;,
Hugh J. Fischer for aband'nag hDct.-:-} ';od 81!
tries No. S''35 and 9S79 dated September y, :
and March 2, 1875, upon the uH'4 ss'r - ton':
ship VI, range IL, in Mobiles County. MINI, ,>'
a view to the cancellation OF said e}>rv 't =, :,
rarirS are hereby.Summonrd t. a:,!is.u ii Il ..
office on the 10th day Of Nov. ls7J. ~ Il :. E.
y H., 10 respond ana fui..S!s T,>.{iI.:';E gar
corning said alleged aljan,Io;;ni"nr
MONS Ctt::i \ 40 e Il s.tyter.
~ j. r. MtELTOE. i[c,eit,r.
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There will be II Union Temperance
meeting Oh Sunday evening next, at the
Union Congregational Church.
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rt,Ol,11II.yG7f1iysl. .lIl,l

yIEAT Ess.sS 1898
FLOUR p Dbl taE
CORN n buShel l. - - $zS24 a Is
OATS 81 .satSr 10 as-1lss*-r - s2afl3O
BAY B 4 = z ton \ s..- 20 @sg 90
~ y E E3- :. g25I
GHaH 81 go 1s
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FINISHING ~ II 90,
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\. G.. Croft, editor of the Rock Coun
ty Herald, dropped in to see us yestcr
day.
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The Sioux Falls PantagraDh saws:

n good deal of grain from this section
is now being hauled to Wort',ington.
It is i little farther than to Sibley, but
freiglIters think their wagons leak lin
uncommon quantity while going over
the Sibley road, their loads often falling
short two or three bushels. It is also
runl0rpd that considerable No. l wheat
is graded rs No. 2. Sibley buyers would
consult their own interests if they
wouldn't kill the goose that lays the
golden egg.' 49, -:
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The Worthington Seminary, now in
operation, with full corps of compe-
tent instructors, is Il praiseworthy in
stitntion tile result Of an effort of the
enterprising denizens of our sister viii
lage to meet the demand of this section
and Of the tirnes, :s'et should receive
the encouragement and support of all
friends OF ed,,cation.- Rock County
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: ". =
IS Sheriff Mobiles County, Mint Of:
NOTICES or COME Est, n

NOTICE. US. Land Office, ,,yortl.irsgto.
IN Minn.. Oct. g, 1875.
= Complaint having been entered ~ THIS c51ics
by William Brown against lyman HALLS :stas.
abandoning +. c. Entry No. a ttaGe i ,stz:. 2
1873, upon the neZ sectpy 81, IN IfNsls. ip .lf4
range 49, in Mobiles County, MniIa>I:s,. Mile =
view to the cancellation Of said 4tl} 5i.e s;s:c
parties are hereby summoned ro 1!>!}bs>c II mi:
Office on the oath day OF ~Noycmsear, ISIS '&t@-
o'clock p. ILL.,, to respond and ;ursli-it lest;
mony concerning: said alleged :ahti1sor4ilaits.
. '',' MONS tiiN AGE iz :is;s!sve.,
I'll Mo! Il TIN .:i,E.t y
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PHYSICIANS.
GEO. o. MOORE

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Graduate Of Ann Arlh,r, Michigan. Residence
on lotl, street below the public hall. ONCE 1T
the Colony Drug store. opposite the WOrthlng-
ton Hotel, WorthfngtOn, Alinn.
WI attend promptly to all Calls, day or
night. (27ly.