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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-03-16

LETTER FROM AfR. EASTON.
We find the following letter in the
Sioux Falls independents:
C1lATFIELD, MIMI, Feb. 6, 1876.
J. D. CAMERON t. Co.,
Siour Falls, d. Z.
We have told the people of Worth
ingtOn frankly, that we intend to build
to Il junction Of Sioux City and st. Paul
Road i'll 1875; not any further this year.
Afterwards will go either northwest in
direction OF our land grant, or on a
bee" line west for Sioux Falls. Mr.
Van Horn, General Manager, thinks we
should first secure our own lands. But
I think the immediate business that
awaits us at l.uVerne and Sioux Falls
worth more. For through Pipestone
County, which although splendid land >.
and will be I'LL o. K. when under cult
walton, has nothing now to offer us but
"tree claims," which would not give q
railroad much freight, think our road
might entirely be built to Pipestone
Quarry, and thence to Sioux River, III
ID. T., at say Flanlre:lu or Dell Rapids.
Then by 4 more direct route a branch
from some point III Mobiles County to
LuVerne and Sioux Falls, and then on
through that Mennonite settlement to
Yankton. We would have secured our
lands and perhaps Il fair business even
tu:.lly from the Northern Branch, but
our big traffic would he from the direct
Southern line.
This will be no doubt the result we
can reach by Dec. 31st, 1877, unless your
people and Rock County should by hasty
and inconsiderate action rusl, into the
arms (trap) of President Drake and
tie up I'LL the and you could ever give
any road to his ''stub'' to Worthington.
For the year 1876 we resign the field
and step out Of Mr.. brakes way. So if
You want Il ''stub: to WOrthington. 90
for him and demand IN immediate full
tilment of his promises.
But let me tell you what you ,cill 6nd
true, that Mr.. Drake would have never
talked building West except for our
movement in that direction. Nor has
he now any other object except to en-
barrass and prevent Ourdoing anything.
l don't object to his defending the ill.,
terests of his company by fair and hon
orable opposition, but do object to the
base SANDER understnd comes from
him, that we are ''bankrupts" and act
ing III :'bad faith,'' etc. Think he had
better clear his own skirts on the score
Of good faith.''
We were on hand on the LIST day of
january, 1876, and paid every cent of
interest due on our bonds, and every
other matured obligation, and had left
for the years earnings the nice little
sum of $50, 600. How is that for what
Mr.. Drake calls q bankrupt concern?"
l became enamored with your beauti-
full country and village during my visit
there last summer, and l am bound not
to give up the idea of some fair day rid
ing into your city on a Southern Mime
sofa Railroad train,
Respectfully Yours,
]. G.. EASTON.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. d
Notice Of Sale Of Real Estate under
Judgment Of Court @

NOTICE Is hereby given that, pursuant to tho
~ Judgment or decree OF the District Court fOr
State Of Minnesota, duly rendered and entered
IN said court on the 18th day of February, 1876.
y q certain action Il! erein pending wherein
child and Charles Cray = Cooler, partners sa I'M.
~ me nrin name aud style OF &c. 4 G. Cooper
Co.. are plaintiffs, and Charles z Sutton aid
s%$ ;ty!s sne g. ts nm f. m ahs
name aSd styIs = Ms9 au Sass5 'as d S,
m name and style Il qsde. the
e ot1;e x are defendants ad3adging the sum 81
be q specific lien on the real estate hereinafter
described, and directing said real estate and ap-
purtenances to be sold to satisfy said amount
together with the expenses Of such sale, as will
more fully appear from the Judgment record IN
said action duly filed In the office Of the Clerk OF
bles, certified copy OF which said Judgment has
been given to me by said plaintiffs, directing me
70 execute the same, Will offer for sale and will
9eii at public auction to the highest bidder for
First Day Of May, A. d. 1876,
0f the ONCE Of the Register Of Deeds for said
al the right. title and interest which tho SAID
& sao dss 81 i cs Il
any time afterwards, Of, in and to all and sfnsu-
lar the following described real estate situate
and being in the town Of W0rthingtOn in said
county OF Mobiles and State Of Minnesota, accord
ing TO the reco rded plat thereof and more par
tfcnlarly described as follows, to-wit:
-, Commencing at point in the southeast line Of
First Avenue SO called in said town of Wortlling-
ton where said line would he inter*ected by the
southwest line Of Ninth Street prolonged TO- such
Intersection, thence along tile said southeast
Inc Inc Ct First Avenue soqthWester!y two h9ndre,!
southeast line Of First Avenue forty four feet,
THENCE northeasterly and parallel to said south:
east line of First Avenue two hundred feet, and
thence nortllwesterlly in the line VI the south.
west line Of the said Ninth Street (prOlonged)
forty feet tothe place Of beginning, together
with the Touring Mill and machinery thereon
situated, together with Ill and singular the her:
appertaining, to satisfy the amount so adjudged
due with said costs and expenses Of sale.
Dated Worthington, Mimi, March 18th, 1876.
j. A. TOWN,
Sheriff of said Mobiles County.
GEO. I. & CnAs: E. Otis. -.
t28-7w $2305l
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Hon. Dillon O'Brlen, of the Anti
Monopolist, delivered lecture on Fri
day night last at Miller Hall, under the
auspices Of the Grand Army. His sub
ject was ''The Experiences of All Irish.
man, and many portions of the lecture
were worthy of Dickens himself for
original nomenclature and description.
The lecture abounded in wit and poetry
and we have never seen the dangers and
evils of wealth and the advantages and
beauties of poverty contrasted in a
more interesting light. If Mr.. O'Brien
comes. to Worthington again, we be-
speak for him full house.
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THE LITTLE FORESTER!X.

Pursuant to a call, number of citi-
zens, and quite a lot of children, as
sembled at Miller Hall OH Saturday
last to take steps toward the organiza-
ton of an association of "Little Forest
ers." Major Bell stated the object of
the meeting, and that the design was
to make the Mobiles County Association
the initial one and the model for SINH
lar ones throughout the State and the
United States. The State Forestry
Association have taken the matter in
hand and have offered premiums to the
Little Foresters. Each one who can
show ten trees or twenty cuttings in
September, in good growing condition,
will receive medal, and the one in
each band who plants the greatest
number of all kinds on Arbor Day, not
less than 1900 cuttings or 1000 trees,
and can show them in growing condi-
ton in September, will receive premi-
UNI of SIS. The one in each band who
plants, the second greatest number of
trees will receive copy of the Mime
apolis Weekly Tribune one year.
A committee consisting of Major
Bell, Mrs. Bell, Mrs. r. F. Humiston,
J. Ames and III. L. Lackor was ap-
pointed to draft a plan for the organic
alton of a Mobiles County Band. This
nlan will ha nnhliahod IN thu A n1r.,yr1r
next week, and we shall, from this time
on. until Arbor Day, which comes this
year on the second Tuesday or the 9th
of May, give all the information we can
gather concerning the organizations,
premiums, ETC., to encourage tree plant
ing. *s<....:z*' =. Is. i. .' X
Mrs. Bell read fine essay on trees
and Prof. Humiston made some appro:
pirate remarks upon the same subject,
before the meeting adjourned.
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TOWNSHIP .OFFICERS ELECTED ON
TUESDAY,.
The following is the list of town off,
GERS elected on town meeting day,
as far as we have ascertained them:
LORAIN.
Supervisors-Albert Haggard, Chair.
man; J. "A. Shriver, A. A. Burton.
Town Clerk-C. NJ. Plumb. Assessor
IS. McI1ane.
Supervisors - Miles Dickey, T.. G..
Ward, A. Mclean. Town Clerks. P.
Bon. Treasurer-r. L. Taylor. AS
sessor-T. l.. Taylor. Justices Of the
Peace-Wm. Boyer, E. G. Convey. Con-
|Qtables--John Ashwortl, Allen Nc
Lean.
WORTH1NGTON.
Supervisors-E. Baldwin, Allen Cha
ney, Chas. G. Fletcher. Assessor-I.
p. Durfec. Treasurer-Allen CLANCY.
Town Clerl-1I. Y. Wells. Justices OF
the Peace-I. P. Durfee, 2 years; J.
Ames, year. Constables - B. r.
Prince, 2 years; E. Baldwin, l year.
DEWALD.
Supervisors-Geo. Smith, Chairman:
Scion I1oughton, e. B. Moore. Clerk
Hiram Dewald. Assessor-N. Childs.
Tre;surer-W. G. Randall. Justice OF
the Peace-Thos. Wilson. Constables
Peter Stoddard, Leonard Gilcllrist.
INDIAN LAKE.
Supervisors-A A. Abbott, Chair.
man; Charles Saxson, John Haggard.
Clerk - F. Peterson. Treasurer-C.
Peterson. Justices of the Peace-Chas.
Bulls, A. o. Lofstedt. Constables-E.
B. Paul, Ole Ellingson. Assessor
Peterson.
BlGELOW.
Supervisors-P. T. Reynolds, Chair.
man; \. W. Durham, Ole Nystrom.
Town Clcrk-Jom Archer. Assessor
ID. S. Law. Treasurer-N. V. Nc
Dowell. Justices of the Peace-Jol,ll
DeBoos, n. V. Mcdowell. Constab.es
b. j. Trip, Thos. Wills.
SUMMIT LAKE.
Supervisors-John Millington, c. A
Dana, James Mardin. Town Clerk
Geo. B. Atkins. Assessor Geo. Blu
lick. Treasurer-S. Wass. Justice Of
the Peace-C. A. Dana.
HERSEY.
Superyisors-Jonathan Gordon, w
A. Talbot, John Polster. Town Clerk
"A. @. Condo. Assessor-Ira K. Cole
Treasurer-Louis Gotthelf. Justice OF
the Peace-Chas. A. Rarrows. Con
stable-Joseph Ebert.
RANSOM.
Supervisors - Robert Shore, Chair
man; H. r.. Gray, S. J. w. Allen. Town
Clerk-C. W. w. Dow. Assessor-C
Guernsey. Treasurer-R. Prideaux
Constable-H. Toms.
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Messrs. Frank T. Graves, Fred A.
Hubbard and Geo. A. Gum, young
men from Sunderland, Mass. have ar
rived in the National Colony, with a
view to making this their home. They
came from the same place from which,
Mr. Elihu Smith came, and we believe
we are indebted to the visit which our
young friend A. M. Smith made to
Sunderland last wear, for turning their
attention in this direction. The coun.
try lis all before them where to choose. -
and we hope they will take good farms
and stay.
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WILLOW CUTTINGS 10o, 600 for sale
Best quality. Price 40 to Is cents per
N. Inquire at this Office or address
At W. B. Brown, Spirit Lake, La.
ONLYA PRINTER

H.. "He is only a printer. .. Such. was the
sneering remark OF a leader of aristoc.
racy. Who was the Earl Of Stanhopa?
Re was only i printer. What is Prince
frederick William, married to. Princess
Royal OF England? He too, was only a
printer. Who was William Caxton, one
OF the fathers of literature? He was only
printer: Who were G.. p. Morris,
y. +. Willis, Horace Greeley, Bayard
Taylor, Charles Dickens, Theirs, G. D.
rrentiss, and Senators Dix, Cameron,
H i1;e Miles? they, too were printers.
VINO was Benjamin Franklin? He
was also q printer. Every one cannot
6e printer, brains are necessary
Burlington Gazette.
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THE YOTE ON RON(N

y E. : G =
We give below the vote on the qies-
ton of bonding the county in aid Of the
Southern Minnesota Railroad. All the
towns are in except four, and the ma
jority is 243 for bonus. The four towns
to hear from are generally understood
to he opposed to aid. These towns last
fall cast about SO votes. They will
probably cast, in round numbers 100
votes on this question, and conceding
every vote as against bonus, the major
ity would still be 143. But there will
doubtless be from to 10 votes in eacl,
of these four towns in favor of the
measure; so that we may safely figure
the majority for bonus at from $50 to
l60. Now come ON with your railroad:
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For Spring Of 1876.
Evergreen and Deciduous Tree,

Evergreen and Deciduous Trees,
Wild or Nursery grown, in any quantity de-
sired, 1T prices that DEFY COMPETITION.
Special Price List to Nurserymen and large
planters sent free upon application.
FRUIT TREES,
Small Fruits Floweling and Ornamental
Shrubs, VERY CHEAP.
THWACK RASPBERRY,
new variety, Far Superior to any now in
cultivation. HARDY, EARLy ard VERY pKODUC-
TIVE Write us for information and Catalogue.
Free to all. Correspondence solicited.
Lawrence Nursery Co.,
&-tf Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin.
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The concert given last evening under
the management of Geo. NJ. Plumb and
Mr.. Bagley, dew very good house
considering the stormy night. The
concert was very creditable and was
another confirmation of our oft-repeat-
ed claim for the superior musical ability
Of our people. Now that Mr.. Bagley
is back we expect to SEE constant activ-
ity in musical matters.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ELECTION NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that on the TWEEN.
~ TY-F1RST DAY OF MARCH, 1876, in tho
lower corner room Of Miller Hall Block, in the
election district composed Of the Village of Wor
thlngt0n. IN the County Of Mobiles, Minnesota. an
election will he opened at ONE O'CLOCK in the
afternoon, and will continue open until five
o'clock OF the same day, for the purpose Of vot
NcerS:
One President Of the Common Council.
Three Trustees.
One Recorder.
One Treasurer.
One Assessor
One Justice of the Peace.
One Constable.
c. c. GooDNow, Recorder
Dated WOrtliNgtOn, MIMI, March IL 1876
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GEO. 0. MOORE,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Graduate OF Ann Arl,ur, Michigan. Residence
on 10th street below the public hail. Office at
ths Colony Drug Store. opposite tie WOrthing-
ton Hotel, WOrthlngtOn, MINI.
VIZ aktend PROMPTLY to oll Calls, dGy or
night. (27ly.
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Attorney T. j. Hamilton, Of Seward,
Neb., pared his toe nail too closely the
other day, and the result was lockjaw,
Moral Never pair your toe nails.
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DR.. L. Gotthelf has opened the IIersey
Hotel, and is prepared to entertain both
man and beast in good style. lie will
undoubtedly make popular landlord.
See advertisement elsewhere.
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Rev. j. c. Ogle will repeat his dis
course by request, OH the subject of, the
Difference of Temperament, Sunday eve
ming next, ut the usual hour in the NJ.
E. Church.
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NOTICE. U. s. Land ONCE, Worthiagtou,

NOTICE. U: S. Land ;s ONCE, worthiagtou,
Complaint having been entered at this ofRea
by Justin T. Darling against Frank D. Kichards
for abandoning homestead entry No. 7Ot5XEI fiafeI
June y 1877 upon the q zneL Of see 70, tOwnshin
LOB, range 80, lit Mobiles County. Mimi, witll <
view to the cancellation Of said entry; the said
office at WorthlngtO, on the 4th day0f May. lS76
at2 O'Clock p m, to respond and furnish testi
mOny concerning said alleged OantlDnlnvnf. =
Hill c-S 8 MONS GkINAGER.Ke gjefer
I I'll J. r. M0U1TON Heeelv1l. =
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z misty with snow in evening.
e to u ~ inch snow fell,

%, Il cloudy, II
Minus sign indicates below zero.-ED.]
How is this for Minnesota. Hardly
any snow or Eain since last September
hot enough to lay the husband no
mud. This beats the East and South.
Some farmers have put in some of their
wheat and others are narrowing and
preparing their ground for sowing:
E. G. CRANDAL.
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.
AuDlroR-Wm NJ. Bear.
TREAsURER-H. u. uumistOn.
REGISTER or DEEDs-T. G. Ben.
JUDGE or PKOBArE-N. u. Barber.
CLERK or COURT-D n. Carrier.
SHERIFF-J. A. Town.
SURvEYOR-OttO Berreau.
COURT COMPASSIONATE. Craft.
COUNTY ATTORNEr-M. b. S0ule.
CORONER-IA b. Bennett.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENr-T.C G. Bell.
COMMISSIONERS
First District-A. o. Condo, OF Herscy
Second District-A. c. Robinson, Of WOrthing
ton, Chairman.
Third District-E 8. Mills, Of Bigelow.
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A housekeeper writes: Zone day last
week, as we sat looking at a light stand
in our library, we saw a smoke rising
from it. Upon going to it we found
that stereoscope lay upon it, and the
sun shining through one of the lenses
had set the varnish on fire. It was a
pine stand, and had we not been there
we should have soon had an unexplain-
able CONFEDERATION.
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Live Agents Wanted,

TO sell Dr. Ch&se'S Recipes or Information Tor
Everybody. IN every county hl The United States
and Canadas. Embarked by the pslblisher to 6i8
and b suited to allclasses and conditions OF sci
city. A wonderful book and = household neees.
sty.. II sells at sight, Greatest inducements
BY mail, Postpaid, for IL 90 Exclusive territory
given. Agents more than double their money!
Address pr Cllase's Steam Printing House, Ann
@rbOrs Michigan. (12.l3v. 80
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MISCELLANEOUS,
DENTISTRY.
aQdfnvh

DENTISTRY
Or. E. Bedford,
MENTAL ROOMS over the ADVANCE OF
OFICE Tenth Street, opposite the Park, Wor.
Ellington, Mimi. Open the last week In each
month. Work insured Ave years. (2-27ly.
REAL ESTATE ENCY,
SOULE 8 LANGDON,
Dealers In Real Estate,
Homesteads, Preemptlons
and Town Property Bought and Sold.
W0rthiM9tOr, August 81.
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Milk Furnished.

THE undersigned, having made ARRANGEMENTS
l. to engage III the MILK BUSINESS perma-
Of Worthington with milk daily at reasonable
rates.
VEGETABLES furnished alsu at she lowest
market prices. BEDFORD & MILLER
1-5W.<
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* A0rCards, Circulars, BEL Heads, LetterHeads
Posters and al kinds az Job Work neslIy md
promptly executed st the ADvlNcE Once.
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NOTICES or CONTEST.

NVT1CE, q. s. Land UnlCC, WOTthIngtON.
~ Mimi, March 9. 1875. ct
Complaint having been entered at this Office By
George T. Buick against John X bart fOr
Oct. !, 1878, upon the neh sec q, -tOwnaiip
1os range II, in MOBILES county. Mtnnesota, with !
view to the cancellation Q: said entry; the sid
Office on the 9th day Of April, 1876 at2 O'Clock
p NJ. to respond and furnish testimony, CON-
corning said alleged abandonment g
MONS. GltlNAGER :Register
c81 j. p. MOUI.TON.- Receiver q
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T CRAFT, NJ. d..

T CRAFT, n. D..
PHYSICIAN e. SURGEON.
Special attention given to Surgery and the
treatment Of Female Diseases; having had eight
years experience.
OFFICIAL residence, corner OF Fourth Ave-
pue and Eleventh Street, WorthimgtOn. MINES
ota. lilly.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
H.4NkX
BANK OF WORTHINGTON.

RLIuu SMITH, Banker. A. NJ. SMITH, Cashier.
INTEREST rAID FOR TIME DEPOSITS,
Drafts Bought and Sold. Special attention CIV
On to collections
Once Hours from 9 to II 4, III. and from to 1
O'clock, p. ~. [o-.7ly,
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OFFYCERN.
III d. 1IUMLSTON,
NOTARY PuRIIC.

win give especial attention t" executing and
tns renting OF Sili.ys nr"pcrty s. improved farms
and to the collection OF rents. taxes. etc. Sew.
rral improved farms. and village property for
c 3 SO seieed Wart
jnKt0l,, Mimi. [5ly.
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Notice to: Teachers.

OFFICE OF COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
OF SCHOOLS, MOBILES COUNTY, MINI, e
! $50! \ =sSj 81 .5 March I'd, l856
The Public Examination Of Teachers ronuirod
by law for The spring Of 1876 will be held It tho
SCHOOL. HOUSE in WorthingtOn, as follows: -.
March Sth, March 2 LIST, and Apr. / g..
Examinations to commence at 10 O'Clock 4: Il.
s. 2;-a;t 6. .,,..s...
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The Village Election will be held
next Tuesday at Miller Hall block. Tie
polls will open at o'clock p. m.
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9. 2 DOTS l]l3e AN D5sHOEsL [
= s|S'C-..lHa[ILDR = NSANDMEN
NV q \ sRJsU STR &c E:IYEsD|
a q . = KIMBA LLS.ONTEN
T II s TR E=E T. .::ts.==ss5==@..s;: ~. 3 a.
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MINOR ARRIVAL

On Sunday last. at the residence of
F. Zorn, in Dewald, little sister for
the four boys. Got here just in time
to vote for bonus.
Also, on Sunday last, at the residence
Of August Anderson, at Indian Lake,
an 81 pound future President.
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Any one wanting few dollars worth
oftrees and cuttings can get them cLeal
by calling at this office.
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Mr.. Byron Sutherland, of Pa, is again
visiting the Colony, the guest of B. N.
Carrier. We hope Mr.. s. will remain
this time.
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One of the neatest church socials
ever gotten up in Worthington was the
Leap Year Social given by the Ladies
of the Union Congregational Church
OH Tuesday evening last. The ladies
who planned it deserve to he the wives
of Cabinet officers and to manipulate
the government. The net proceeds
were not large, only between $50 and
$35, but the net enjoyment and success
of the affair was quite large.
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THE ROADS

Attention is called to the letter OF
Mr.. Dawson, in another column, on
the Subject of roads. Will not some OF
our lumber dealers or grain dealers take
this matter in hand and set move.
ment ::on foot for securing at least a
passable road to Spirit Lake during the
rainy spring season? Mr.. D. advocates
\ direct road, and we think the business
men Of Worthington ought to unite in
q petition to secure it, as they did in
asking for the direct road northwest.
!: a direct road % Spirit Lake is, for ou1
INN diate trade, worth twenty of the
northwest road. =. I -
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Don't fail to read the very interesting
paper Oh Sheep raising published III an
other column. Mr.. Ames has the
knowledge of the business which gives
weight to his remarks.
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W0R7HIN01ON MARKETS.
WHEAT, $3.50.
FLOUR q Dbl. S 90 q 8 Oo!
CORN y bushel, 33c.
OATS y bushel, 25c.
BUTTER, 15@lec.
EGGS r doz., l214c.
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PHYSICIANS


ID ID. BARBER,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
And u. 3. Pension Examining Surgeon. Surge
perience. Ofiice 1T Barber s. Lawrence'x Drug
Store, WOrthingtOn. Mimi. (3.27ly.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-03-16

1t has been showing for two days.
Yesterday was the anniversary of our
last years blizzard.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-03-16
TREES FOR SALE,

|T>HE undersigned will take orders again for
l. TREES OF ALL KINDS, Fruit aud Forest
COttOnWoOds two to three feet high at IL Is Der
delivered in WOrthington.
March l, l876-26-lm. D. p. BAIRD.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-03-16

The County Commissioners had a
meeting yesterday.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-03-16
ATTORNEYS.

NJ II. SOUI.K.
M. COUNSEI.f.OR AT-LAW
And Not .ry Public. OiIicc on Tent, Street, in
The Post ONCE. Prompt attention given to con.
veyamcimg. [Z7ly.