The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-06-04
LITERARY NOTICES..

LITERARY NOTICES.
Scribner's Monthly, for June, opens
with an illustrated article on the Latin
Quarter of Paris Warnings article on
on Holland is devoted to Dutch
Farming. Jul S Verne's and DR.. Hol-
lands. stories are continued. A. B.
Johnson contributes some interesting
recollections of Cl,as. Sumner. Among
the poems there is a capital one in the
dialect of the Southern Slaves entitled
''The Power of Prayer.''
We have had considerable to say re-
Gently about consolidation in the
publishing world, and the JUNE num-
Der of St. Nicholas reminds us, that
here is consolidation witha vengeance.
Six juvenile magazines have been gath
ed into one, and that one is beyond
question the finest and most interesting
young peoples magazine in the world.
We can only say of the June number
that it is up to the former numbers.
The picture of the bachelor bird OH
page IT'S is worth the price of the number.
The Nursery for June contains some
twenty articles, poems, etc., for little
people How Mr.. Trip Weighed the
Children, will make all the little fellows
laugh. But we have not time specify.
Get it, every little boy and girl, and
see for yourselves. John l.. Shorcy, 36
Bromfield St., Boston.
PATENTS EECEIVED.
We are indebted to G. G. Goodnow,
Clerk of the Land Office for the fol-
lowing list of patents received at
this Land Office during the month
Of May, and which are now
awaiting delivery to the parties named:
S + Shepard ! NV sec 80 1O2 40
A Z Dlnielson sw ! 80 1O1 40
II D ElumiSton sW / 20 1O2 80
Mary II. Crever, sw ! sw / 81 ln2 80
II S Finn re % 1902 80
II W Kimball Sc / 81 1O1 80.
G. Gollickson sci ~ 1O1 AZ
J p Larson S Sc I u 101 40
A Thompson W ] sW % los 10
G W Beck nv / % 1902 10
j FredrickSon II ! Sc / 1O2 SO
E G Lord sw I % 1O1 80
Eli A Stedman Sc % 105 Sc
II Shapley lot % 1O1 SO
NJ Fischer lot 26 1O3 SO
2 IL Jacobs INV 2G 1903 80
Anders Nilsson sw4 nw4 Il lot 80 1O4 81
Polly Cone he / 10 Jos 81
W T. Day Sc ! IS lO5 81
Ole N Larson ! lie t "a 1903 Sc
$ ID Moves sW - 10l 81
John Hutton W ne ! 26 1855
D Soper lot & ne ! & W J Sc / 6 1O2 So
K NJ Tingley II he a los 81
b TrOWe ! NV & n ] sW t q los %
j Baumgartncr Sc / 2 los %
Heirs of johnson deceased lots 2 & 3
&w Sc t II 102 80
W b Davis II Sc "a 105 81
J f Vermylia NV II 1O2 is
p J. Fassett Sc t 4 1O1 As
J Ashcraft sw 2 1O3 A.
9 HAdley ne II 1O1 ~
NJ Allen sw 81 103 46
@ II Everts NV 81 1O2 46
B Everts Sc So 102 46
II Il Gregory sW t 9 102 Is
L McDcrmott st / 6 1O2 II
& + Bremen INV INV / - 102 1
L Olson ne / Sc 80 1919
= Coughlin sw / sw / 1858
A Jonson sw + INV 2 1O4 26
A n Songre e ne % 1O2 2G
G G. Chamberlin Sc Sc 8 1O1 81
L Il Jevne Sc t ne / 20 101 q.
Parties to obtain their patents should
send their duplicates to the Land Office,
WOrthingtOn, Mimi.
Ne have letter from II. w. Sanborn.
in which he says: II have Travelled
about 900 miles in Iowa since saw you
in March and haye not seen Il place
would prefer before Worthington. D.
Mr.. S. intends opening here a marble
shop after harvest, and will furnish
monuments and tombstones for this
section of country.
Il CARD.
ED. ADVANCES: l desire through the
columns of the ADVANCE to tende,
our sincere thanks to the citizens OF
Warrington and vicinity for theil
kindness and liberal assistance given us
in moving and repairing our house on
our return home to Wortllington.
May 81, rs. JOS. CHADWICK.
A friend, down in Mobiles county.
writes OF his interest in the Union and
of the assistance it has been to him in
his farm work. He says he has taken
a homestead and is looking for a wife
and when he findsa ''genuine good girl. ,
he shall improve the opportunity and
lay siege to her affections.-Farmer's
Union.
Who this young man is we don't