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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-05-18

NOTICE, y. $; Land Office, worth'nston,
Complaint having been entered at this Office
Y Lafayette Church against Edward I: Rust
ted June It'll. 1873, upon the s114swA section 2,
township 1O3 range IL, in Mobiles county, MIMI,
with view to the cancellation Of said entry the
said parties arc hereby summoned to appear at
this Office on the 24th dayof May, 1876, mt O'Clock
D. M, to respond and furnish testimony concern.
Ing said alleged abandonment.
MONS GRlNAGER, Register.
81 j. L. MOULTON, Receiver.
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Blacks11lithing.
Farmers Hotel Bakery.

7YIE undersigned has opened BAKERY iM
i connection with the Farmers Hotel. Has
the only BRICK OVEN in town. Housekeeperx
is superior to any other bread. will f.,rnjak
families hotels, boarding houses, railroad euI'
tractors and all Others on reasonable teFnaa aaIa
short notice. Will use the best brands IT 1osy.
Bread can bc had at the Bakery and At s. H.
DaviS'S Restaurant.
Families supplied with Erssl, Yeast.
E-k L!ANGDOX-
4-36-1m.
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Corner 10th, st. and. 4th ave

0OI1EOE 71OUtlTOVs tCIJtl GIVCs
"a. A. J. Wilcox subscribes for five cop
les Of the ADVANCE to send to friends
abroad, No documents which can be
sent abroad will have the effect that six
months reading of the ADVANCE will
have in securing settlers.
Read the Village Ordinance in ali.
other column.
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TITs,Se 3,.t - s-7t
.pAYINsWHR4E

Any farmer wanting to subscribe for
the ADVANCE, ind not feeling able to
pay the money down, can: !. pay after
/ tliresting at the rate Of bdshel'of No:
l wheat for six months, or 2 bushels for
one year. Send in your names.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-05-18

Parties coming in to, look at lands;
will want Colony Maps and Mslestruc-
tible Envelopes. Call at the Worth.
ington Book Store and set them.
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NOTICE U. 8. Land ONCE, Worthington.
N MIMI, May 10, 1876.
Complaint having been entered at this ONCE
by F. 4. Hubbard against Horace Hill. for
abandoning, homestead entry No. S25l, dated
lO4, range Az, liz Mobiles County, MIMI, with y
view to the cancellation OF said entry; the said
parties are hereby summoned to appear at this
1876, at 9 o'clock q. nl., to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandonment.
MONS GKlNAGEk, Register.
All Il r. MOlJlr(lN. Receiver,
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The Round Lake correspondent OF
the Jackson Republic says:
We have some good farms in this vi
entity, among others that of 7. 4,
Clark, who has sown 100 acres of small
grain, and intends putting in 80 or 4C
acres of corn. How is that for q three
years old farm and a young farmer!
Mr.. Clark also has some fine stock on
his farm-Berksl,ire and Poland China
hogs, and Partridge Cochin hens, and q
fine Norman stallion. Mr.. Clark has
settled here with the intention of he.
coming II farmer, staying with us per.
manently, and will no doubt succeed as
an agriculturist.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-05-18

n. Is. barlow asput in a n-ice-box
which seems to have been made out of
boards sawed from the North Pole, 50
cool does it keep tue fresh butter aud
things. Drop lii and cobl off by it.
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Two very desirable lots opposite the
school house square, inclosed and good
barn, for sale 10y Miller & Langdon.-
will sell ut 4 bargain. Also i vacant
lot adjoining the Land Office. Also so
acres in Dewald, near the Station, will
trade and give deed, for yoke Of oxen
and wagon. or horse team.
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USE CAUTIoN.-In calling for that excellent
Saleratus, D. B. DeLand & Co.'S Best Chemical,
lie sure You get what you call for, rs in consc-
quencc of its success there are many limitations
iii the market. 1t is better than Soda and cheap
er and better than Baking Powder,
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). lFfon Is Roek Ce.aey Herald

tFroa ~ Rock Cssaty HeraldL)
Dan: Shell talks ofsputting on n tri-
weekly line .0f hacks between WORTH
ingtOn and Sioux Fa1ls: about the first
Of Nay. Goodi s=.=.se.s
a colony of twenty o. thirty families
from WISCONSIN will settle in the north
western part Of Nobles County this
summer, agents having already secured
alarge tract Of land for that purpose.
:. 2. ). Shriyer, Of 1Vofthington. was
here this week with his splendid four
years old Norman colt ''Iron Duke, y
who attracted much attention from
stock breeders. ''Iron Duke'' is a mag
niticent animal, weighing l $50 pounds,
and embodies all the requisites of Il
first-class draft horse. lie may lie
found a portion of each week during
the season ut the stables of the Lu-
Verne House.
It is rumored that the machine shops
Of the Southern Minnesota Railroad
will soon I've removed from Hokall back
to Wells. The Albert Lea Enterprise
thinks it will he good thing for Wells
if the report should he corrOb0rated.
It has also been reported that EXPIRES
ident Clark Thompson will again be re-
elected President of the road. We
await further developments.
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS,

NVOLEO CUUV ~ UFF1CElCS.
AUDITORIUM NJ. Bear.
TREAsUKEN-H. ID. HumiStOn.
REGISTER or DEEDe-r. C. Bell
JUDGE OF PROBArE-n. ID. barber.
CLERK OF COUWT-B. N. Carrier.
SMERIFF-J. A. Town.
SURvEYOl-OttO Derreau
COURT COMPASSIONATE. Craft.
COUNTY ATrORNEY-M. b. SOule.
CORONER-1. b. Bennett.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT-T.C G. Bell
COMMISSIONERS
First Districi-A. o. Condo, OF JIersey.
Second Distrfct-A. c. Robinson, OF Worthing.
ton, Chairman.
1Airtl DiStrict-E s. Mills, OF Bigelow.
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] THE !, :. NEW ". c1IEExE : EAc1t,RY

From MI. Phelps, who is to have
charge OF the new cheese factory, we
learn some facts OF interest. It is 10.
Gated on section II, III Lorain Town.
ship, near the county line. The pro.
prietor is Mr.. Lenzen, a German. The
factory expects to use the milk of about
125 COWS, so Of which belong to Mr..
Lenzen. They expect to open about
the first of June. The building is
nearly completed and is is by SO in size
and one and one-half stories high. Uses
the Rolph vat manufactured in Utica,
New York. Mr.. Lenxen expects to
gradually enlarge his buildings and his
business. ~.
MI. Phelps has had thirteen years
experience in cheese-making in Cl,an-
tauqua County, New York, and win no
doubt make the new factory a success.
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$1,000 Bonus.

THE inhabitants Of the following towns. vif<
l. Bgel ". Indian Lake. Ransom. Little Rock
Grand Prairie and Olney; tn Noble: county
Iowa, offer the above BONUS to any pasty 01
Company that will erect = Custom l;rist Mil ID,
the village Of Higel0W, aatl MIL to. be In opera
ton on Or before November: Isl, 1876. For par.
ticularS address -"
$ $ ) H5 $ Ssvis. o'"n''''
RAW
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A settler from Illinois informs lis
that seven families Of his acquaintance
have been induced to come to the Colo
ny 10y reading the ADVANCE. Scatter
the good seed broadcast. Plaster the
country with the ADVANCE if you wish
to secure settlers.
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House for Safe,
DWELLING Ho~se for ss!e. Apply g

Trea9ureT'1 Notice.
THE taxes on real estate for the year 1875, II
l. not paid previous to the LIST day Of Jane next
will becORae delinquent, and subject to interest
and costs. Prompt action will save extra "a.
1ense. II. d. HUM1STON,
1t COwnty Tre1esirer.
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How do you like our illustrated Gen.
tenni;ll ADVANCE.
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prairie LANDS.

The Last Chance for good Agricultural lands, on,
TEN YEARS CREDIT, at SIX PER CENT. Interest.
Don't run any risks. but go to country that has
been PROVED TO BE GOOD. Send your address
by POST A. CARD to Land Commissioner +
NJ. t. H. BURLINGTON, IOWA, aud receive
FREE. copy Of Iowa and NebraskT Farmer. with
CHART or LANDS, and LOW HOUND TRIP
RATES E,...: -. f:zQm.
New goods just received at the Wor-
Ellington Bookstore: Ledgers, Jour-
nails, Record Books, Inks, Envelopes,
Pen Holders, Scrip hooks, etc.
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GRASsIfOPPER ITEMS.


Millions Of grassboppers Matched on
the place of B. N. Emerson, OF D,ge
low, and suddenly disappeared.
Geo. +. Buick, of Summit Lake,
dragged a piece Of breaking during the
winter which contained a large guam.
tity of grasshopper eggs, and now there
are no signs Of grasshoppers. lie sup
poses that tearing up and exposing
the cocoons destroyed them.
VIM. NJ. Davis, Of Bolin, Murray
County, writes us that the 'hoppers are
Matching up there in large numbers. !.
Out Of 4 dozen grasshopper cocoons
taken out on the place Of Mr.. Depue,
six were found eaten out by grubs. n
Mr.. Phelps, of Round Lake, informs
US that week ago there were q great
many young 'hoppers on Lis place and
that now there IRE none. They have
either been eaten by the sblackbirds 81
have died from unknown causes. :: .:s$
The 'l.oppe:s Matched out in great
numbers on the farm Of Mr.. Killsa,
north OF town, aud in q few days dis
appeared. >,
Mr.. Schultz informs US that on his
place in Seward, the 'hoppers were quite
thick on Sunday last, aid they went
straight to business ' ''e eating: OF hia
Rev. Mr.. Mock informs ,,s that the
'hoppers were ont by millions on Lis
place on Sunday last, but that they
have nearly all disappeared. What has
become of them he does not know,
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R0RTHLN01ON3 NARHE1a!
WHEAT, so0ad.
FLOUR q bbl. % o. o..
- CORN q baahel::loc.
. -:.. OATS q bashel. Soc.
BARLEY. 750so.
FLAX, 90.
BUTTER, :l401sc.
EGGS q doz., 10c.
AN ORDNANCE.
Be Il ordained by tie CbSsssoa Cbwncn a GAs
ptua0s o. WoTehtngton,
i. That no person or persons shan either plow,
at3 OF rWoscaay aand, gravel, soil or stone lrom
W. axe shore within the corporate Hnait0 a tho
sMAgo q Wet hington. without Writtea Per.
MISSION sr01R the COoncn. ss.5 lax y. y
Any Pets0n violating any pIovlo3on Of TIN
ordinance a1al!, upon con7fcfion tkeTtU. s. s95.
Jet 10 dne a ten dollars Tor e1ch ~ eVaTy
O4en0e. -. >..j,>5 :. ! =
8. An moneys collected fron Violations q hi.
ordfnance shaft be applied either q pFotecfim0
tho shore q The hne, or be1utteyh6 TIE Lake
This ordinance SHAH BE n force md effect fton
and after It, publication.
Approved May & 1896
PETER THOMPSON, P1us@deut
BIN. CARR1KR, Recorder.
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Taken Up

10y the subscriber, on Wednesday morning
ID last, 4 span III Colts. Owner can have them
by proving property and paying for this adver-
tE*eMeNt. +. Wll1A
35-3W. Sec 2. BfgelOW In
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Herd Notice.

will Herd Cattle at 81 90 per hexar from tho 18th
l. Of May to the 18th Of October. VIII salt
them once week and haze two yards, one tes
3-:w: T. D. BEDFORD
OeW9ld TQWnahin.
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JULIUS MOLL.
TAILOR.

A the Clothing Store of IL. +. Baker. Cloth.
n Ing cut and made to order. Repairing neat
" and promptly done. (419ly.
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A few Of those doors left, which will
he sold cheap. Also few thousand
feet Of good siding. Inquire of
N. "A. BAHI0w.
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RANSOM ITEMS.

AANSOM l1E!uG
The following persons have put in
from 50 to $50 acres of small grain;
MIR. Shore, 100; Delknap Brothers, 100
Mr.. Scott, IS; Messrs.. Prideaux and
Dow, 100; John Lane, rs; Mr.. Wilson,
So; Mr.. Dewey, IS to 100; Mr.. Golf, IS,
Three schools will he opened in this
town this summer, taught as follows
District No. 49,, Mr.. Shore; District
No. 20, Miss Heyener; District No. q,
Miss Hevener.
The county road will be we'll bridged
the coming season. This will be good
news, as over this road both Little Rock
and Grand Prairie reach Bigelow and
Worthington.
DR.. Barber appears in the Journal in
q letter in which he calls himself the
''Trustees of the Soldiers Orphans
Home" We merely stated the fact
that lie hurried over to the county
offices and drew $25.45 for examining
and conveying his own brother to the
asylum, while our. little bill of printing
amounting to $3.50, in the same case
he refuses to pay. Also that he was
drawing 800 year from the State fol-
taking care Of a soldiers orphan wht
is earning more than he gets. Ties,
statements lie calls an attack upon tn.
Trustees of the Soldiers Orphans
Home. Does Barber remember that
little fable about 4 toad which under
took to swell itself to the proporti on:
of an OK? We predict that it will moi
he long until he meets tile fate of tin
fond
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-05-18

The Committee on Centennial Fourth
of July have agreed upon Il programme
which will be reported to the meeting
on Friday evening. They propose send
ing for cannon and firing Il salute in
the morning, and ringing the bells. A
procession at 10 O'Clock, by societies
and trades. Dinner in the park. Toasts
and responses after dinner, and parade
and sham fight to conclude the day.
Full programme given hereafter.
County Surveyor Berreau has been
out for several weeks selecting def.
cheney lands for the st. Paul and Sioux
City Railroad. About 5000 acres of
these lands were selected in north
west corner Of Mobiles County, and
about $4,000 i'll the southern portion of
Murray County.
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n. J. Grant,

n. J. Grant, 49,. =
-. o.: DEALER IN
FLOUR AND FEED, WOOD AND
Y z, 4trA { COAL !: ). & ~ H.
village. Office Oh Tenth Street, WOrthingtOn.
MIMI. [4-i4ly.
Sectional Maps Of Minnesota for sale
at tho Worthington Bookstore.
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DR.. Il. D. Churchill, of Indian Lake,
subscribes for two copies Of the; AD-
VANCE, one to send to Il friend at Cal
mar, Iowa. We predict that if that
friend reads it faithfully lie will be a
settler in this county before the year
is M :lAiTIl.l iI;lIL&&E5 N:
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Herd Notice.
7 WILL begin Herdinx On the 18th Day OF Nay
next, at d 50 q head tor the season. VIII take
good care II stock. 1tR further information, ap
ply to JOHN HAa3t5A0lJ,
z24-3w. SoctiOn Indian INA
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THE TOLEDO BLADE: :

=. THE TOLEDO BLADE.5: -
Next to the great land sale, about the
best piece of news we have heard re-
Gently is that DR.. A. p: Miller has
fought back the Toledo Blade for $780,.
GOO. There are considerations which,
we cannot pause to explain which make
this moral and political As well as q
business triumph Of the first water.
The Blade is probably the best adver:
Using: medium In the West, and the
National Colony will receive a great
deal of attention through its columns.
1T never rains but it pours. ~
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LOCAL..
wORTH1NGrON. MIMI. MAY IS. 1876
v1yzypcu D7DE;yTOpY

CHURCH DIRECTORY
METHODIST EPIs every Sab.
bath, morning at ,0:30 Sabbath School at 3
r: N. Services Sa,oath evening ut 80 O'clock.
Ogle Pastor.
UNION COxGREGA rr0NAI--Servlce morning
and evening. Sunday School Immediately after
the morning scrvict. PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening. lev. II. Il. futile, pastor.
pHEs3YTERIAN CuURcH.-Services morning
ana evening. Sabbath School Immediately after
the morning service Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. Z. U. Thatcher, Pastor.
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Farm for Sale.
in Acres OF CHOICE LAND, near 4ehesss ::
1UO good buildings and small fruit. Terms
easy. Title gOoti. Also yoke Of cattle and fSfup
ing tools cheap j. J. SrA0k, =:
291m.e Section 4 ~
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:: A. G. ROBINSON. /
Contractor and Builder.
IYORIHINGTON MIMI

Plans and specifications furnished vixen d.
sired. - 80 . - 49,
Bills OF Material and Estimates at Cost Furn,
ished without charge. Pr0lul,s attention Kivoa
to Raising and Moving Bulldogs
OFFICE AND SHOP-On Tenth Street between
Fourth aud Fifth Avenues. : rfA3l.ly.
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CARD OF THANKS.

WORT1l1NGTON, May 16, 1876.
EDITOR ADVANCE: Please allow III e
the use of your columns, to express my
heartfelt thanks to the people of Wor-
Ellington for their very generous assist
ance and sympathy during my late deep
affection. T. III. PARSONS.
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Fl RIDING,

HERDfNC.
7 WILL Herd Cattle at IL Is per heal for the
l. season. Herd will open May 18th. (;Osnl care
taken Of all stock lett III my hands. Bills for
herding to be paid when ssoek are taken away.
II. w. CHUTE
35-2W* Section l8~ SumM1 Lake.
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GIRL wANTEn

GIRL WANTED.
At Walnut Grove Farm, near Her
sey, to do general house work. Pay 81
a week. -: =:
st. i Mrs. NJ, ]. BLA1sDErL..
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

FOR SALE.
A lot Of Farming Tools and Honeelo)a HuP.
"A ni,ure, consisting Of Flown, D1s0D, esovea,
Tables. etc. Also = bt Of ehtckens 1900.
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Allen NJ. CLANCY,
Surveyor,
Will attend promptly to all orders Work &C
eurately executed. T. o. address, Box "a, W0r
Ellington. MIMI. . - r412-ly.A-
G. CHASE,
Farrier and Horse Sheer.

T)RONPr attention given at all times to treat
/ nent OF Horses and to Horse Shooting. Also
general blacksMithing: -,
Shop between the Worthington and the Far
mcr's Hotels, WOrthington' MINI. l4lo-'y'
Horses c,strate(. Terms-$2 to - at owners
risk: AlO on every hundred to insure, value Of
horse to be appraiscd. Have had 20 years ex-
pericncc. -;
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Furniture Business for
Sale.
THE WertAfngtoo F1rnture 8toFs, indauding
L the Lot Building, Stock and Good will IL
the business, Is Ofcref for sale At 4 fair price.
aud ON easy TERMS For particular. apply IT,
!. hIWEN,
35t. Onthe Premisee.
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We consider the sermon which APP
peared III our first Issue, more readable
than MANY Of the widely printed SER
mons of u. L. Moody. That earnest
Evangelist is, without doubt, able to
stir the hearts of his listeners in Il
wonderful manner. But for our own
part, we would rather read I'LL original
sermon from any one of the pastors of
Wortllington, than the reported SER
mons of d. L. Moody.-Journal.
If that don't make every pastor in
Worthington rush right up and SUBJ
scribe, then there is no use in palaver.
But why pile it on 50 thickly? You will
only disgust tile ministers themselves
and Ill sensible people. We have clergy
in Worthington who are much above
the average of those of small towns gen-
orally, but to put them above Moody
can only make them blush ut the lack
of judgment or the fulsome flattery of
a parvenu in the newspaper business.
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GAME AND POULTRY,
FRESH AND SALT NEATH,.
SAUSAGE AND POITED BEEF.
The latter Speciality. Thanks for past liberal
patronage. BY fair dealing and farnishing god
meats, lie hopes to retain the puplic patronage.
4:5-ly1
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GEO. o. MOORE
tNLSCELLANEOw US.

DENTISTRY.
Or. e. Bedford,
nENTAL ROOMS over the ADVANCE OF
lJFICE. Tenth Street, opposite the Park, WOr-
Ellington, Mimi Open the last week in each
month. Work insured 1--WE years. t227ly.
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TREE ITEMS.

IIEE ITLWN
Capt. Miner has set the school yard
with trees. Too close together, Cap
tain, to do we'll. Otherwise good job.
The City Fathers are about to have
the park up the lake set will, trees.
On Arbor Day, Clarence c. Ashworth,
Of Elk, aged 10, set out 80 trees and
LOO cuttings.
On Arbor Day, James Marten, of
Summit Lake, put out 100 trees, and
three boys put out 100 each.
Charles Fletcher set out 1900 cut
tings last week-6,0OO on Arbor Day.
On Arbor Day, JOHN L. Millington,
Of Summit Lake, 8 years Of age, set 537
cuttings aud 10 trees. Joseph Milling
ton, years of age, set 500 cuttings and
70 trees. AL were set after 3 o'clock
p. m. and before 7.
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THE SPIEITLAKER ROAD.
We are pleased to announce that ut
length the Spirit Lake road is in fair
way to be put in good passable condi-
ton at all seasons. A petition has
been presented to the County Commits
sioners and the road will at once lie
definitely located. It will cross the
railroad sections diagonally after leav-
ing Ocheeda Lake, passing between
Round and Spirit Lakes. Both the
Worthington and Spirit Lake commit
tees report in favor of the route by
way of Silver Lake, after reaching
Iowa. The Commissioners, we learn,
will appropriate sufficient to buy the
lumber needed between here and the
State line. The Spirit Lake Beacon
mentions the visit of our Committee to
chat place, and also meeting held
there. 1t says:
A committee consisting of Henry
Barkman, II. e. Owen and J. S. John.
ston was appointed to obtain subscrip.
tions Of money and labor from tile
citizens of Spirit Lake and all others
who would be benefited by the road.
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l., BEDFORD,
JEW LER.

Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, etc, neatly and
promptly repaired. Satisfaction euarantee1: -
III ADVANCE Building, opposite the Park, Wor-
thingtOn, MINI. l4-9ly:
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lQe IOmmlLLee on decoration SerV-
ices report the following programme:
Grafton by Rev. II. B. futile; reading
selected poem by Mrs. Z. G. Bell; COM
mittee Oh Vocal Music, e. NJ. Plumb;
Colnmitteeon Band Music, w. S. Lang
don; Committee Gu Decoration of
Graves, Mrs. j. w. Smith, Mrs. J.. u.
Jackson and Mrs. Mann, with power to
appoint all subcommittee and make
all necessary arrangements; Marshal,
Capt. j. W. Smith; Committee on
Transportation to Cemetery, Messrs.
Shell, Durfee and Digelow. Services at
Miller Hall, commencing at l o'clock.
May 80. The Committee bespeak for
this beautiful ceremony on this Centen-
NAL year the hearty cooperation of I'LL
citizens and soldiers of the town and
county, and hope the soldiers will make
every necessary sacrifice to, he i'll Zine"
on this day 50 solemnly set apart for
honoring the memory of their dead
comrades. r. u. BARBER,
Chm Com. Arrangements.
B. n. CARRIER, Sec.
G. B. Lovelass is one of those "busi-
ness men, whom the new paper boasts
of having OH it's side. TO show the an
linus of this kind of man, we may men-
ton the fact that when the ADVERTISE
ment of the Farmers Hotel Bakery
appeared in the ADVANCE Loveless
went to the proprietor and told him
that if the advertisement were not
taken out, he would not buy bread of
the bakery. AS further showing the
animus Of the man we may state that
some time ago he issued out upon the
streets and circulated scandalous Pc
tition against us, hut even our enemies
refused to join him in his insane con.
duct. Certainly 4 man of Lovelcss s
temper, record and standing, ought to
he 4 littl lie careful whit lie does