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SUMMONS.,


CTATE or MINNESOTA, e. '.I;y "a ?,grtGen.
- COUNTY OF MOBILES: s:'so. ~: z ~ 10;
Districts Court, Sixth judicial District. .r.s.
=. = James NJ: Lytle, Plaintiff, =, ,,,.,.
-! r..,, :. against
Horace L. Lackor,. Elihu Smith, and s. L. Shell.
. ''', - don, Defendants. ~ -
The Stateo OF Minnesota to the ove-named dc.
PENDANTS.
:V0u and each of you are hereby summoned
FL and required to answer the Complaint in
this action, which complaint lfas been fiiedin the
office of the Clerk of this Court at Wortlfngton
in said Mobiles county, and to serve a copy OF
your answer to said complaint on the subscriber
at his office in the village Of WOrthingtol, C0un-
ty Ok Mobiles, State of Minnesota, within twenty
days after the service OF this summons Upon YOU
exclusive of the day of such service, and II YOU
fail to answer the said complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply
to the court for the relief demanded in the com
plant. ,.1. j rat ..t,..
Dated Worthington, May 10th, 1875. -
I vi !14ts = - " Is. N. CARRIER,
Plaintiffs Attorney, Worthington, Mimi.
! ,ss-6w.
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:: MARRIED.

On Wednesday morning, 28da Of June, in the
~ 2. Church, Miff1inyille, Columbia County, Pa,
~ Rey: 3 H. assisted by Rev. F. 3: Crever,
es, Jennings Seminary, Aurora, ILL.,, to MARY
HAMILTON, daughter of first named officiating
clergyman.
/; There are many Christian friends III i,
Worthington who wave their handler.
chiefs and send their blessings as the
boat at: & put for this life voyage. May
they realize. the poets picture:
|, 20 clear as amber, sweet as musk, =: 4
"' Is life to those whose lives unite - ;;7:
j.. They dwell In Allah's smile by day.: ::
T And nestle in his heart bynight.' y ..,. ,
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+. a little boy up in Amboy township
has been catching Worthington's favor
ite animals, and now has two, about
half grown skunks nursing the cat:
with the kittens.-Windom Reporters
IF that boy goes to manufacturing
the new perfumery, ''otter Of .skunk,,"'
ll| will get into trouble with those Wlhlo
have the patent, >, =. -. :, .,''' .
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Rev. J. Il. Wood, Superintendent Of
Missions, of the Baptist church, viii
preach next Sunday morning in Mr..
Loveless' hall and at night in the Union
CONGREGATIONAL Church.
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Parties desiring to see copies of DR..
Miller's new family and literary journ-
al, the Fireside Friend, will end them
at the News Depot of Moore & Smith.
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DR.. Bedford has our thanks for some
fresh strawberries raised on his place
west of the lake.
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S. "A. Davis has our thanks for some
very cold ice-cream. We couldn't wait
for hot weather, but put 1t away where
it melted in short order.
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Moore s. Smith have received the
July magazines. Likewise all the heb.
domadals,'' t.
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On and after July first. G. 7. Pope's
Shoe Store will be found on the corner
Third Avenue and Ninth Street, oppo:
site Third Avenue Hotel. St
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Mr.. Rochussen and Mr.. Thatcher, OF
St: Peter, brother of Rev. Nj. !'Thatch'
Ell, were in town this morning.
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PATIENTS RECEIVED.

We are indebted to G: G. :Goodnow,
Clerk of the land Office for the follow
ing list Of patents received at the
Land Office, and which are now await
ing delivery to parties named: r,74s~::~
Brede Evenson, lot 6, s Is, t 104, r 81.
Madison J. Russell, nw4 2, 104, 49, =
Bertha NJ. johnson, LOTT, 80, los, So. ;ta
e., w. Hamilton, III net, 26, los, sc.
Nv "! Cope, nef nvf 90 101, 40: 4.
SID: Gregory, set %, :102, 49, t:.ts1s,
}H. s. Daiaes; WI mel e4 nw4; 224;102, AZ
Z Parties to, obtain their patentsshould
send tleirld Ap}icates to the Land Office,
WorthingtoA, Mimi. ,., =
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&. j. Fox, of Long Lake, Hennepin
county, was down during the week to
make application for a patent to his
claim, j:
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Good team of horses, harness and
wagon for sale. Apply at this. office OF
to W. III. Mock. - ct
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Mr.. Chapman, Of Algona, 1ewa, has
been spending some days. in the Colony
visiting his nephew, Mr.. Mead. 49,,
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C.. D. Snow has returned from Mich
igan and gone to his claim.
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STRA TVBNRRY FESTIVIL.
Remember the strawberry and i,3
cream festival tonight at the Pr.sby-
terrain Church. Strawberry s!loItc,'1e
served at 81 O'Clock. Come, and bring
your friends.
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WANTED

WANTED, ~"
A girl to do general housewolk.. Also
a young man, to do farm work. Apply
to .::.;:: r. DIR. BEDFORD.
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CARD or THANKS.

The following card certainly shows a
good record for the people of Berks
county, Pennsylvania. But this is not
all. Before these goods arrived, the
same Committee sent $3.50 in money
and quantity of goods to I. p; Dur.
fee, Chairman Of the Relief Committee,
making in all nearly $500 in money
Mr.. Boyer spent a few weeks in Read.
ing last winter presenting the wants OF
the grasshopper sufferers and the re.
suit shows a very generous response: !,
WoRrHNaroN, Mimi, June g, 1875.
, EDITOR ADVANCE: Please permit
me through your columns to acknowl.
edge the receipt of three hundred and
forty dollars and eighty cents, received
Of the Relief G Committee, Reading, Pa,
for the relief Of destitute families in
Mobiles Co., and for, which hereby ten.
der the: sincere thanks Of the families
benefited thereby: TO the said Commit
tee: and to- tile: contributors Of this time:
ly and much needed aid.
w. NJ. Boyer. =
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Alessrs, Perkins Brothers, of the
Sioux City Journal, and e. c: Hunting
ton, Of the Window Reporter, have our
thanks for invitations to celebrate the
Fourth with them.
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'CELEBRA TON ATT GRAHAM: lakes;
@5 The Sibley Grand Army Post of Her.
sey win celebrate tie Fourth III Muck's
grove, Graham Lakes, to-m ii 7FE The.
Changers of; - Jersey n and Graham
Lakes will also participate. A general
invitation is extended to the people Of
the county by order = :4..>!@s. s*i.s
~ :! III. Gij.tisEt
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The Methodist Choir propose giving
Concert about the middle of july
We have no particulars as yet but learn
that preparations are making for u
crelitable affair.
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H. L. Lackor has our thanks for, the
first mess Of new potatoes.
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:WoFthing tonE Bakery.

/: TIC uNd6fs1gned mas 0heneH AZ. n, .o,,
l., BAKERY AND RESTAURANT,
on Second Avenue between Ninth and Tentif
Streets Will 'supply! families; with FRESH
BREAD, PIES and CAKES.
T Meals Or lunch: 1T all hours Of the day. f.j
In April 20, lSt5s--!3l-3w. i, VIM. n. CARROLL:
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|. Delinquent: T';a''x n!
! "a -. x a. ..% '~:: r T..
- ,,.:s:: Ill.,. r:t.> .

4 IL persons who have not paid their Personal
n Property Tax Of 1873 are hereby notified that
prompt attentionto It will save expense
:W0rthington, June 49, 1875.@1-3w. .,a... s;f
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~. Stage, Of Elk, hasa COW which
gives 50 pounds of milk a day.
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WO1e7.HING ron afARKE1,S;: :

WHEAT t!Iiy- - =: - go: : 65@7o
6 q};&SF : e ba Ral :: S 70 g sH g
D y y : o.: - = s-,h-::.- @ IS
BEANS wi WHITE; y bush.: - ~ 5zt @ 5,SS
EGGS Il doz: -: Lids! @t S]f
t G9Af bfit@to;mmon q nj: iSSS& @${
: FINlSHINGr.s- st. - 35.OO094O.O(
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Hon. g. =: Crosby, Of LuVerne, was
in town on Tuesday. >'',' =.
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"GR.ASSHOPPERtX.

-: ;: GRASSHOPPER&
. On Monday, the 28th, the vast army
Of grasshoppers from the States south
LOT us were ON the move northwestward,
heading, it is said, for the bad lands of
Dakota. We have reports of their
movements from Fort Sully and Fort
Randall. They were seen passing over
Sioux City iii considerable numbers and
they extended as far north as Sheldon.
A few stragglers along the right flank
of the army passed over: sNVorthington
and created some apprehension and ex-
cited a good deal Of upward gazing
Thank Providence, that thus far we
are living in the suburbs. of this
movement ~: II. ~ :: J.:
One curious feature of their move.
ments this yearis that they seem, every.
where, to be going~~in a northerly,
whereas last year they bore in a south:
erly direction. Those which have tax.
en- wings from the infested counties of
this State have gone northward, and
we hear from Winnipeg that up that
way they are also flying north, probably
going around by the Northwest Pass.
age to China. The, Missouri. Kansas,
and Nebraska tribes are. making in the
same direction,' and we devoutly hope
that there is to be a grand conven.
tion up there preparatory to going into
winter quarters and never coming out.
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Eddie Lewis is quite a farmer. His
hens lay eggs which measure St x "a
and his fields produce oats which
stretches up to three feet already. We
can prove this by samples laid on oul
table.
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ss5S.5- 49, IL "a. Z & = 3
G!.Al[,R|DE En- ING

g "a z RRlENzNl ].
We made a:visit Is few days since Is
the place ofnMr... II offman,a across. tic
lake. Fl. IF been a,rdeningf for
several yeafs and Bis lust z nov. getting
,,his garden ii, haa1li H3 l'as Oft Sons
twenty cites I ofg apples, : besides
grapes, Iraspbe eprranta, and small
fruits generally W Onesort twosOf Ibis ap-
pie trees have. already sbegun to- |bear.
His ppie. plants are !, wonderful for size;
some ofa the seed stalks stand ding near
" sik feet high. and some IS IS TIE leaves
measuring from ttaot three feetacross.
His white willow and Lombardy pop
lar trees; have had q wondeffnl growth,
many Of; the latter stand ding from eight
to tenfeetyhigh. ): and only. two. years.
growth from thee Scuttings.>; Mr.. IN.
viii this, year have several hundred
quarts Of strawberries, and hopes soon;
to supply the market Miithf any \ /: number
Of bushels of small fruit on demand: = :
Amy one who wishes to seeEwhat. thor
ough culture and close attention1to,t the.
business tn hand will accomplish in
this latitude should see NJ: onnan's
kb1UCnss ..,iae..:sa d: -.
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E. G. Huntington, editor of the Win
dom Reporter, dropped in the other day
when we were out. tits just our luck
to be out whenever 9 capital fellow OF
apretty girl calls Try again, Hunt
ington. -. ....-"...- .--.
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50 -. :.:,zs !IE:if .. 80 !;
:, NQ,EICES, or CONTEST,

NoIICEbIU.| s: nand) Office; d WortlAnstopi:
co an } SaS as b }s entered it p,
Joseph Tarbert against Ole sHalyerson for,
abandoning D. $. entry No. 1880, dated May:
10th, 1879, upon tile nwH section 18tOWnship 102
view to the cancellation OF said entry; the said
parties are hereby summoned to appear at this
Office on the 18th day OF July, 1875, at 10 O'Clock
"a: ln;tG respond and furnish testimony con-,
corning said alleged abandonment.
= MONS. GRINAGE Err, Register
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!. MONEY: LOAF {. | /: N! ! ] !
FAR N. For SAFE.

''' FAR NI.IF0R SALE
harm Of 16Q acres, 4 mile. from the sLu Verne
H. Road, in Dewa d township, Mobiles county:
last. fall: Small stream run ling through the
western part of the farm. Inquire OF
s A: DAVIS,
May 81, 1875. I'm: Worthfngton, MINI.
III NO1JCE-LAND WARRANT LOST
WHEREAS, Land Warrant No: G., All for one
W. hundred and sixty acres, issued to Jesse
York, pnder,the act OF 1855, and BY him held in
his own name; was lost OH or. about the tenth
day Of JunelA. y. 1872, as is believed somewhere
on the prairie between W orthirgt6n and jack
son, Minnesota; this is to gtye nGticeto all whom
1t may concern that application Is about to- be.
made to the C0iiniissioRerof Pensions at;Wa ssh.
preyisi62s 81 tie a9t Il congress approved June
80; ls6l!: -: cg. .>t@t*3: JESSE BURD1cK-,
May:7, 1S775.-35-ew! ~ =''''' 3
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GEO. O. MOOR

GEO. O. MOORE,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Graduate OF Ann Arbor, Michigan. Residence
Oh 10th street below the public hall. Office at
the Colony Drug Store, opposite the WOrthing
ton Hotel, WOrtlMngtoN MINI.
VIII attend profanity to all Calls, day or
night. [&ly.'
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Notice. u: S. Land Office, Worthington,

~ MIMI, June q, 1875. >.
Complaint having. been entered at this Office by
Joseph p: Cox gainst Lucilia White for aban::
1872, upon the swI section 9, township 1922,
range AZ in Mobiles County, MIMI, with a.view to
the cancellation OF said entry; the said partieg
on the 21st dayof July, 1875, at clock p: M
to respond and furnish: testimony" concern
ing said alleged ,Ipandonnent
!: = ~ MONS GkINAGER; Register: :.
. 421 J. p MOULTON Receiver
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Moore Il Smith, American Express
Agents, received box of Kerosene
stoves ON the night of the 26th which
left New York on the 2sd. Wecall this
pretty good time, three days and frac-
ton from New York to Worthingto,f.
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See the card of L. B. Bennett, Justice
Of the Peace. Mr.. Bennett gives at
tention to Collection and Conveyance
ing, and is also prepared to marry peo-
pie with 'sneatness and dispatch, y
''subject to the Constitution" of the
us. and tile State Of Minnesota.
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e SO: Morse, Of Bigelow, dropped up
to the sun and centre Of this great prai-
RE system on Monday last While. in
in town Mr.: NJ: took orders for a
quantity Of cheese FROM the a13igelow1
factory 0fEWhich he is one ofs the pro-
prietors. The factory isz now; making
about $50 pounds a day, and milking
about 80 cows. .'
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>NQ2T1CE.: ~ IS, ;La g Office :Worthington,
Coinplaiht Ia wing been entered at this: office
by r. w. Moberly against John NJ. Tanner for
Nov. 7, 1878, upon the ne n section %, township:
1922 range q, in Mobiles county, Minnesota.
,witlia view to the: cancellation OF said entry !;
the said parties are hereby summoned TO
appear at this Office at Worthington, oil the LIST
day ;of; September. 1879; at O'Clock p. H., to;
respond and fusnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment. !"'tf -. ~. =.
,,,.: ..:r-., MONS GRINAGER, Register:
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PHYSICIANS.

II. D. BARBER, -.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Graduate of
I Harvard University. United States Examn J.
Lawrence's, Worthington MINI.
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Attention is called to the card of "A.
c. Robinson, Contractor and Builder.
Mr.. Robinson built Methodist Block,
the Union Congregational Church, and
a number Of other buildings in Worth
ington and has established reputation
as an energetic builder. >s."'> r
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Several families of Cherokee Indians
passed through town last Monday on
thir way from the Indian Territory to
st. Paul. The women offered to cure
all kinds of diseases with .''yarbs'' at
half the price Of ordinary doctoring. ss
A biped commonly denominted a rat,
hailing from that sink of iniquity,
Sioux City, came like a democratic VIC
tory last Tuesday evening to solicit job
work from the: county officers. Of
course he succeeded. L ultimate bust
ness often fails to yield sustenance, but
who ever knew Of q providing ''rat'' to
fail in securing work at remunerative
figures.-=Rock County Herald
Evidently the Herald means to hit
the county officers and business men
a rap over the ''rat' s' shoulder, for the
traits not guilty of half as much
meanness as those who want the sup
port of the county paper to help them
into Office, or'to puff their business, and
then send their job work to the cities.
Touch 'em up again, Mr.. Herald,
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COidLH TAR;

Lieut. Plots, Of Elk. township, in
forms us that he used coal tar on his
corn this year and that neither the 60
pliers nor the black birds have molested
it. lie used about pint and half of
coal tar to a bus1el of: corn, stirring
and mixed it thoroughly until every
grain was blackened, and then rolling
in ashes. S. NJ. Coburn also used coal
tarwith the same result. His corr, he
informs us, is about up to the corn he
formerly raised in Illinois, being near
ly knee high already. ::
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
SOULE = LANGDON.
Dealers in Real Estate,
Homesteads, PreemptiOns
and Town Property Bought and Sold. 8
WOrthingt0n, August 81 y -
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The Esprit of '76'' will manifest
itself in the hearts of the patriotic of
Ransom tomorrow. "A pic-nicat Toms
Heights, in the beautiful valley of the
Little Rock, will be the chief attrac-
ton.
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~ "~'AA~Ao w oAAS ssNAOs IL AOG 1uJult Gu
between now and harvest. ,,.-.f,a, :.
We made flying visits to thedsother
two farms of Miller, Humiston & Co.,
and found crops promising we'll. Mr.:
Sargent, on the Okabena farm, west Of
town, has a fine stand Of Hoosac and
Anoka wheat, while, strange TO .,,say,
this year the California is not along. so
well. Last year, he produced a won
derful crop of California on this farm.
Mr.. Schrlver, Of the Buckeye Farm,
north Of town, excels this year in Osa.
ka wheat, and (although he does not
authorize as to do so, we issue for him
a challenge to the county OIL a speci-
men of bantam rooster. Mr.. S. has a
chicken: on his place which is destined
to make his mark in the world. -
Mr.. Fletcher, just opposite, has as
fine pieceof Fife wheat as we have
seen. We hear that MI. McC urrahan,
west of town, leads everybody in pota.
to crop, his potatoes having been in
blossom for ten days past.t4< 4 49,,
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The Wfndom Reporter says that
some of our people, intend emigrating
to Oregon. We are sending out mis-
sionaries to convert the west. Besides,
one of our gardeners has a contract to
supply a Window dealer with bushel
of green peas q day. :Worthington is
tue distributing centre for "a = large
extent Of country, including Window.
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s., NJ. Cobourn has received a letter
from Peoria county, Illinois, saying
that the grasshoppers are Matching
there by millions. The effect of this
will be to drive the people up llere to
the National Colony, where there are
no grasshoppers to speak Of. 4. q Il IS
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The Street Commissioners served a
notice upon a friend to appear armed
and equipped work the roads on
Monday, the 5th inst, whereupon the
friend remarked: eff you can make
man work the road on the Fourth of
July, our forefathers shed their blood
in vain." He was told to appear the
9Th. ri $500 '..t H.. 49,. !;
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SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP.
T II. JOHNSON, Dealer in Saddlery Hard
u ware, Trunks, ValiSes, etc. Harness always
on hand, and made to order. Repairing neatly
done. Shop on Nintlt Street. Worthington, Mimi.
q w. - = !
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e. J. Fox, Of Long Lake, Hennepin
county, was down during the week to
make application for a patent to his
claim. i:
:. r'' ,:.t
On and after July first. G. T. Pope's
Shoe Store will be found on the corner
Third Avenue and Ninth Street, oppo.
site Third Avenue Hotel. St
S. A. Davis has our thanks for some
very cold ice-cream. We couldn't wait
forhot weather, but put 1t away where
it melted in short order. g.,
The Methodist Choir propose giving
Concert about the middle of july
We have no particulars as yet but learn
that preparations are making for /,
creditable affair.
Messrs. Perkins Brothers, of the
Sioux City Journal, and e. c: Hunting
ton, Of the Window Reporter, have oul
thanks for invitations to celebrate the
Fourth with them. 2 !
Eddie Lewis is quite q farmer. His
hens lay eggs which measure 81 x "a
and hls fields produce oats which
stretches up to three feet already. We
can prove this by samples laid on ou1
table.
Moore Il Smith, American EXPIRES.
Agents, received a box Of Kerosene
stoves ON the night of the Goth which
left New York on the 23d. Wecall this
pretty good time, three days and a frac
ton from New York to WorthingtoT
Attention is called to the card Of "A
G. Robinson, Contractor and Builder
Mr.. Robinson built Methodist Block
the Union Congregational Church, AND
a number Of other buildings in Worth.
ington and has established a reputation
as an energetic builder. >s'''>
E. G. Huntington, editor of the Win
dom Reporter, dropped in the other da,
when we were out. It is just lucl
to be out whenever 9 capital fellow o,
q pretty girl calls. Try again, Hunt
ington. -. ....-....- .-
See the card of L. B. Bennett, Justic,
Of the Peace. Mr.. Bennett gives at
tention- to Collection and Conveyanc
ing, and is also prepared to marry PEG
pie with 'neatness and dispatch, J
"subject to the Constitution of til,
us. and tile State Of Minnesota. II
s.. NJ. Cobourn has received a lette,
from Peoria county, Illinois, sayin,
that the grasshoppers are Matching
there by millions. The effect of thi
will be to drive the people. up llere t,
the National Colony, where there ar,
no grasshopl,ers to speak Of.
SO. Morse, Of Bigelow, dropped ii
to the sun and centre Of this great prai
RE system on Monday last While. il
in town Mr.: NJ: took orders for
quantity Of cheese FROM the :bigelov
factory ofawhich he is one Of the pro
prietors. The factory isz now; maxim,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-07-02

A. o. Condo. of Hersey, called on
Wednesday,. Mr.. Condo has been buy
ing wheat in the older portions of the
State, and he says that no where has he
seen as good crops as are now growing
about Graham Lakes in this county,
Mr.. G. thinks that in the grasshopper
counties the crops have been injured to
about the same extent that they were
last year in this section.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-13

The Superintendent Of Water Works
reported bills forRork during the month
Of December, amounting to 1922, The
Committee on Water Works reported the
regular monthly bills Of the works ut
sS5l 10. These bills were all ordered
paid.