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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-03-23
Inc vote In Jackson County on bonus,
30 far as heard from stands as follows:

Mrs. J. A. Smith went to Mobiles
county, Minnesota, last Monday with
the intention of spending a week or
two with relatives there Lake
Beacon.
B. F: Frederick and family have
moved to Worthington. where they
will hereafter make their residence.
Our loss is Worthington's gain-Sioux
Falls Independent.
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One Of the reasons given for wanting
a new paper is the charge that the AD-
VANCE gave the ticket only a lakews I'm
support last fall. Yet We both sup
ported it through the paper and worked
for it outside. The same men who
charge us with this did not even give
the ticket lukewarm support on Tues
day last. Some Of them hardly knew
up to ten O'Clock whether to fight it or
vote it, and others went to work des-
perately to defeat portions Of it. How
the whirligig of time brings about it's
revenges! We feel entirely justified
now i'll starting another paper. -,
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II. J. Grant,

II. J. Grant, :.
DEALER IN -~-%s.r*s ---~~-s-~"-'~'
FLOUR AND FEED, WOOD AND
COAL. <:ss$sx .zsss -
,;ass "nH Wood delivered free OF charge IN the
sM; mGs V'ncc on Tenth Street, Worthimgton,
's'n"' SAY.
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Worthington Nursery.

! T HAVE the following for sale IN quantities to
l. suit purchasers and 1t low prices -
| Apple lree*, Cherry. trees, CurrAnt, bushes.
Gooscb6rry bushes, Raspberry tips and zane.
Grape vines, lie plant, White willow and LOai-
| hardy Poplar Cuttings -
| Nursery threc-fourths Of a nile southwest Of
WOr .lliJll.
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THE ADVANCE Endorsed.

ucHI'Au IIUlu, piSl llZtu flpeis WN!cn
the ADVANCE is not, and paper which
can he Nsetl for their schemes and p0lit-
ical combinations. d: r
The ADVANCE is the Peoples Paper,
not ignoring politics, but treating such
political questions as demand it with
fairness and candor, and it will con-
tinue to lie devoted to the moral and
material development Of Mobiles County.
We believe the people are with us.
Below we publish few responses and
shall give more hereafter:
TIE IIERsEY RESOLUTIONS.
At a mass meeting of the citizens of
uersey, held at the hotel in Hersey, oil
Tuesday, March 14th, the, following
resolutions were passed unanimously:
WHEREAS, We learn that certain per-
sors are trying to injure the circula-
ton and influence OF our county paper,
the WoRTHlNaroN ADVANCE, by COM
plants which, in our opinion, are triv-
ial and without just cause; and
WHEREAS, We believe that they are
llllAAC1A~CN w VnAO NOuloC 1lOO ny Vic d.
legged motives but by the fact that the
in journalism and has refused to he
led by rings or cliques, or to lie gov
erned by private parties to the detri-
ment of the best interests of the county;
therefore
lsesolret1, That we extend to the edi-
tor our sympathy and approval, and
fr,, %1,ok uv,1,slo
to all sides, he will continue in the fu-
abuses, try to :lbate every public nui-
our community 10y publishing the truth
III regard to all matters, believing, as
we do. that sucl, q course will be best
for us in the end.
CHAs. A. BARRows, Chairman.
The following resolutions were circu-
lated by friends of the ADVANCE and
signed 10y numbers of our best citizens
in the village and in the towns of Wor-
Ellington, Lorain, Digelow, Elk, De-
wald, etc.
WHEREAS, Some of our citizens have
been dissatisfied with the course of the
WORTHINGTON ADVANCE and have
been impelled to move for the establish
ment of another paper; therefore
Ites0lted, That we do express our ap-
proval of the general course of the
WORTn1NGTON ADVANCE, as consis-
tent and faithful supporter of every
measure calculated to promote the
highest and best interests of the CON-
munity.
INVESTIGATION CALLED FOR.
"A petition has been circulated and
numerously signed by our leading citi-
zens asking for 4 committee to investi-
gate the doings of the Town Council
Of Worthlngton for the past two years.
The air was full of rumors of Credit
Mobilier jobs, of illegal proceedings, of
Partially and injustice in the equaliza'
tion of the tax assessments, ETC., during
the recent village election canvass, and
these rumors had much to do with the
demand Of the people for a People s
Council, which has just been elected.
Personally we have no cognizance of
any irregularity or illegal proceeding,
and are not prepared to make any
charges. But we join heartily in the
petition for a Committee of Inhestiga:
@tion, and shall make our own comments
when the report is made.
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Willow CurrINa s---10o 900 for sale.
Best quality. Price 40 to Is cents per
y, Inquire ct this Office or address
y w. b: Brown. Spirit Lake, Ia. !:
nd for sale, at the Al

i ~ =.
NOW ready and for sale at the ADJ
VANCE Office: $50. , s.: ..... ...z-
ns Mara mt e. QuitClaim and Mortgage
UeeQS. >. ~ So yss:sg5-s - 80
-; Clattel Mortgages: - s7s.s d: ).
Assignment Of Mortgage s...s. asss.s >.
Satisfaction Of Mortgage.a s;s.z ~.
Lease. I1*St&-fs3 81 .t";zf z.E sa,as II
Bond tor Deed. .,'@>:93: - ss.r:s.:
=: =. Town Contract. >s.,ee,7 .,
Official Oath: - .:t.: .,,s<.&:,r -f:;:.a>
:" Otticial Bond. i: .::.>> : S.. 80 -. l.
= Criminal Warrant. ~ ''' -. w.. -.
= Garnishee Affidavit. :, ..... =. -
> Subpoena. -: 80 ! =. =
= Replevin Bond. >.'.'S' ~ = }.'.'"f :
Garnishee Summons. :.-. ~ ..f.
Writ of Attachment. - <.r,
Writ of Replevin. -. -
r.. Summons. .':s 49,. =; :.-G.-
Dunning Letters. e.. =. ..
Blank Notes.
Poll Tax Road Warrant. i: =.
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A STATEMENT.

EDITOR ADVANCE: l wish to make
statement in your paper, as to the
water tank business about which so
much was SAID at the recent election.
A short time ago I made charge to C..
B. Lovelcss, 4 member of the old Coun-
Gil, for the use Of my water tank, used
in filling the city cisterns. l found
that it had teen reported to the Coun-
Gil by Mr.. Loveless and Mr.. Safer that
the tank did not belong to me, but had
been paid for with city funds. I in
sisted upon the Council getting togetl-
er and Investigating the matter. They
did so, and it was not only shown that
the city did not own one cents worth
in the tank, but that one of the men,
bers of the Council making the charge
against me had been overpaid by tile
city more than a year ago for lumber
furnished. IL. L. LACKOR.
WORTn1NGToN, March %, 1876.
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!. LOCAL:
woRTH1NG1r,oN, MINI, MARCH q is,e
= - - - 3 , . t".E,s "a ? e =
CHURCH DIREiyTORY

10y ~ ID Z.
J. MxTHoDtsy EPls, HOPAI.-Scrvices every Sab.
bath, morning at iO:30 Sabbath School at 3
r: n. services "a. ohth evening at $50 o'clock.
Fray (, meeting TIL rsday evening Rev.. C.
:. UNioN CoxoREaA froNA1-- Services morning
and evening. Sunday School Immediately after
the moruing service PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. II. =. futile, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CmuRcu:-serviecs morning
and evening. sabbath School Immediately after
the morning service. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. G. U. Thatcher, Pastor.
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OF the Council, Thompson and Car
rier are Democrats, and Shell, Sutton
and Smith are Republicans. OF tile
other officers, Humiston and Goodnow
are; Republicans, and Stockdale and
Bennett are Democrats,
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L. N. BEDFORD, NJ.
JEWELER.:

Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, etc., neatly and
promptly repaired: Satisfaction guaranteed. NJ
In ADVANCE Building opposite the Park. Wor-
thingtON. MINI. tI9-ly.@
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MLSCELLANEO US.
DENTISTRY.
Il. Bedford.

Or. e. Bedford >,
nENTAL ROOMS over the ADVANCE OF.
- FlCE, Tenth Street, opposite the Park, W6r-
Ellington, Mimi. Open the last week In each
month. Work Insured i've years. (227ly.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
SOULE 4 LANGDON,
homesteads, Preemptlons
and Town Property Bought and Sold.
WorthingtOl,, August 81. r. 3
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OEFlCER&.
RI ID. I1UMISrON,
NOTARY PuRTTC

Will give special attention to executing and
tn: renting II viil.. property Grim ,rnved FARMS
and I" the collection Of rents. taxes, etc. Sew
craI improved farms. and village property for
Correspondence ami patronage solicited. WORTH
lngtOn, Mimi. [lly.
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r CRAFT, NJ. D..

r CRAFT, NJ D..
PHYSICIAN e. SURGEON.
Special attention given to Surgery and the
treatment OF Female Diseases; having had eight
years experience.
OFFICE-At residence, corner OF Fourth Ave-
nue. and Eleventh Street, W0rthlngtOn, MINES
ota. fA-lY.
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BANKS.
BANKS
BANK OF WORThlNGTON.

EiLnU SMITH, Banker. A. NJ. SMITH, Cashier.
INTEREST PAID Fol: TIME DEPOSITS
Drafts Bought and S,ld. Special attention CIV
Ell to collections
ONCE Hours from 2 to II a. H. and from to 1
Oe!Ock. p. N. x (227ly.
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Allen ~. CLANCY,
Surveyor,
viii attend promptly to all orders. Work &C.
thingtOn, MINI. l4-1@ly.

c. CHASE, -.
Earrier and Horse Sheer.
DROMPT attention given at all times to treat
l. ment OF Horses and to Horse Shooting. Also
general blacksmithing, 49, " 49,
Shop between the Warrington and the Far
mor's Hotels, Worthingtoi,, MINI. f4lO-ly.
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Misunderstanding Statesmen. Ap
ply Immediately to Jones, Bros. & Co.,
Box, 797 st. Paul, MINI. ct
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A span of horses, with harness and
wagon, for sale. Also q cultivator.
Inquire ut this office. 29-2t
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Milk Furnished.

THE undersigned, having made arrangements
l. to engage in the MILK BUSINESS perma-
nentiy, are now prepared to furnish the people
Of WOrthington with milk daily at reasonable
rates.
VEGETABLES furnished also at the lowest
market prices. BEDFORD t. MILLER,
7-5W.*
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GEO. D. MOORE,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Graduate Of Ann Arlh,r, Michigan. Residence
Oh lott, street below the public hail. Oftice ut
the Colony Drug store. opposite the Worthing-
ton Hotel, Worthingtom, MINI. .- ..s-
VII attend PROMPTLY to all Calls, t1oy or
night. (27ly. :
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~ MIMI, Marcel, I, 1876
Complaint having been entered at this ofliee
by Jnsti; +. Darling against Frank y. Richards
June II 1871, upon the neA OF sec. p: township
luS, range 80. in NObIes County, MIMI. with 4
view to the cancellation of said entry; tile askl
Office at WorthingtOl, on the 4ti day Of May, 1875,
att O'Clock p. M, to respond and furnish tosti-
nlOny concerning said alleged abandonment.
MONS GklNA9ER, Register.
I'll j. +. MOULTON. Receiver. j;
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Arbor Day comes this year on Tues
day, the 81 day Of May, and not OH the
9th us heretofore stated. ::
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The Union temperance Meeting will
lie held OH Sunday evening next at the
Union Congregational Church.
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Il,
the morning service Prayer meeting Thursda,
~-1= .-e. $50! @.s@.: :.
r.. inc. ~ c =. ,':.n,. %A.h :; r. 1870. -
Club, Of ten Or more. Gibbs 81 ten for ak month,
IS cents for each subscriber. -. ;:
SAVE P0sT1gF. 49,
t,a, are no longer rs9uleo pos'
per and save postage. ,'~'
~ - ~ = --.,-- -----c.-,..
.u,,-o,w,, ~ na,r
TKEAsUKEK-!i: y: Haniston;
JUDGE or rnonXrE-R. b. Bsrber. -.
SMEKlFr-J. 4: Town:
i coUsr CoxxlssioSEx-J. Craft. 80
G Goxoxfx AIto IS Bennett D. soo'e'
COMMISSIONERS
! First Di*trict-A, Q. Condo, OF Hersey.
ton, Cl,air ms' " ''o''"'o''' u "o''1'"s
--=-=-= ========e=-=-
See change OF time i'll the day OF sale
under mortgage foreclosure.
+ o. >: STAGE o: Eik' o1lefs his farm 1of
S'''e' oee ADVERTISEMENTS
The best IMPROVED farm in the conntv
20 rent at9olhlhg the village OF worth
h@toh' Apply 70 D. AAEs'
S-21
|
| Jas]lh f. K,chards' OF MISSOURI Is
sishlhS the colony looking up loca'
tioh'
"A span OF horses' with harness and
wagon 1or SAFE: ALSO q cu'tlvator'
inquire 1T LUIS once: 229-2t
The Union TEMPERANCE Meeting will
lie held on Sunday evening next at the
Union congregational Chnrch.
MISUNDERSTANDING Statesmen An.
,,x Immediately IN Jones Rros e. IN
Roy 7o7 st. Paul. Minn o.
Ar,or n,v comos th;s vaor. IN ruae.
a,v tho 81 div If Nav mn, MT on thp
9th 20 ,,erpt ofore stated !:
-------
v,',t,';.,.+o. ,,;,;,;,- 49, 9s+,,a.
D>.,o..
j. N. Is. kemmerer, of Iaylorsvllie,
Illinois, is visiting the Colony. with a
view to locating. =.
|
Correspondents will please bear in
mind that their names must accompany
contributions to insure insertion.
O,r vo,,no fr;oIl lM.,los rh,so ,os
o,t.ro,3 flo ,n:n;strv Az l,e yoco;ve;,
,n an,o;ntment for the present At Mar.
e,,o1i IL I,von County
Wa have received thc F;nanc;a, State-
mont If Tho v;,1,oo IF Worth;noton for
the ner,od Of two Years end;na Marcel,
Goth. 1876. too late for publication this
| week. It will appear in our next issue.
- :. - ------,
| h w.. ',o oi'o' 'e'S .no''' D''''l'0''
lux '''.'ss 'ney ~ say: ou' Nv oouy e'et
gives t''e''. e'eol' lol 'i,ose .''''sS '"es
"e'e ANU. % sly ..no o.on =.
Mr.. Comings, of Sioux City, was in
town yesterday contracting for 1000
tons of our ,Okabena ice to be sent
south, some of it to Texas. The ICE
-: "" a., W" e ~ De.v"o Hu''o '''l l'e"
}" ''o ''".-o " "o-."'"s.on.
Our irrepressible friend DR.. Langdon
got out the fife and drum and, with a
goodly number Of citizens, serenaded
the newly elected Council OH Tuesday
evening. The noise shocked the sensi
bilities of few who opposed the regu
lar ticket.
Tho concort # tho n r f,h,rc,
! fho;r ,ndor tho ,,;root;o,, - - ~
1n,,..,, - ~ D.~,...
on Monday night last to a full house
For a medley of music, tableaux. fur
and entertainment, it was 4 decided
success. Some Of the Worthington ia
vorites did not do quite as well as usual
but the rendering of "When the Mists
Have Rolled Awav s.1Vaitino for th.
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CLUB RATKs: s~s
The ADVANCE Il furnished At d 50 \ year to
Club, Of ten Or more Clubs Of ten for six months
Is cents for each subscriber. .
SAVE POSTAGE. "a.
Subscribers are no longer required to pay post
age on their county papers. Take the home pa
per and save postage. ...,
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Justin Z. Richards, of Missouri, is
visiting the Colony looking up loca'
ton,
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Geo. B. Bowen, of McGregor is in
Worthington, visiting his father L.
Bowen.
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ACleSC: W MINI DEAN,
B 0 o Il S A n . S II y E S l. A D
E S G. Hill DREN SAN DMEN
s W E A RI u STR ECEIV D
a 7 L E X NJ B A L L SON TEN
THST R EFT. % St
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TOWN OFFICERS ELECTED.
The following completes the list of
Town Officers elected at the recent
Town Meetings:
GRAHAM LAKES.
Supervisors-George Clark, Michael
Mcclure, Irwin Swan. Town. Clerk
John J. Smith. Assessor-Irwin Swan.
Tre;lsurer-Geo. Clark. Justice Of the
Peace-John Cunningham.
OLNEY.
Supervisors-John Il. Mcknight, S.
D..Tinhes, G. W. Myers. Town Clerk
R. W. Moberly. Assessor-James G.
Thorn. Treasurer-Wm. Thorn. JUS
tice of the Peace-A. J. Terrence.
Constab:es-R. W. Moberly, 2 years;
Perry Simons, / year.
LITTLE ROCK.
Supervisors-Wm. Wigham, O. G..
Peterson, r. T. james. Town Clerk
J. T. Greene. Assessor Jenkins.
Treasurer-C. H. Morrison. Justice of
the Peace-Wm. Wigllam. Constables
Gust. Gullickson, 2years; c. II. Nor
rison, to fill vacancy.
GRAND PRAIRIE.
Supervisors-1Ienry Nelson, Samuel
Ryalls, A. w. Waters. Town Clerk
Geo. Barnes. Treasurer-F. J. Porter.
Assessor-Robert williamson. Justice
of the Peace-James Walker. Consta-
bles-M. J. Bryan, Geo. Ford.
SEWARD.
Supervisors-Fred Bloom, Chairman;
William Cuff, James Wright. Town
Clerk-Alfred Terry. Treasurer-B.
F. johnson. Assessor Thomas IIol-
comb. Justice of the Peace-N. Tay.
lor. Constable-Wm. Sowles.
j. P. Hawxhurst has sold his interest
i'll the Sibley Gazette to Ira G. Edwards,
Mr.. Hawxhurst, in retiring, says
"While in few respects our connection
with it has been very pleasant, in 9th.
ers it has been as far in the opposite
extreme. We have tried to take right
course in all Matters: We retire from
the Gazette because we can do better in
other business" The newspaper mill
grinds slowly, but it grinds exceeding
fine. We hope brother Hawxhurst has
come out "Okabena'' brand, and that
brother Edwards will do the same. He
will need twice the patience, twice the
nerve, and twice the endurance lie
thought necessary to run a newspape,
of the true blue sort.
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The ticket elected OH Tuesday last is
the most thoroughly representative
ticket which has ever been elected in
the village, whether considered as to
party, church, business, or other inter-
est. The reason is that it was a PEG.
PIES Ticket, without any. t'ring" influ-
.ence about it. and although some of the
politicians are chagrlned at the result,
we predict that the people will never
have reason to regret their action on
Tuesday last.
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Attorney-at-Law,
LAND AND COLLECTION AGENT
LuvERNE ROCK CO., MINI.
(%F-ly.
PHYSICIANS.

N'IYFHTCIA vs.
u ID. BARBER,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
And U. s. Pension Examining Surgeon. Surge
~ 2 speciality, having had three years army ex-
perience. Oilice ut Barber & Lawrence'S Drug
Store, WorthingtOn. Mimi. (3Tly.
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FROM "A. j. 1lMlln, Martin uelSer
and Others for al appropriation to put
a bridge across a slough OH county road
No. in town Of Hersey. The petit
ton was accompanied with specitica-
ton of the said bridge.
E. S. Mills moved that the petition
be granted and the specification he :,c-
cepted. Motion carried.
From Z. +. Jackson, A. L. Dunlap
and others, for the construction of Il
bridge across the outlet of East Gra-
ham Lake on county road No. l in town
of Graham Lakes:
A. o. Condo moved that the prayer
of the petitioners Ike granted. Motion
carried.
The Board appointed Mr.. A. O.
Condo to report plan for said bridge
across the outlet.
Daniel Rohrer, attorney for T.. z. SUIT
ton 4 Co., served 4 notice of III appeal,
accompanied with bond for said appeal
from the decision of Judge d. A. Dick
inson i'll case of Mobiles County against
Sutton & Lundy-tax on mill for 1874
to Supreme Court.
A. .. Condo moved that A. g. Rob-
inson he authorized to make OF procure
i case of pigeon holes for each of the
desks used by Clerk of the District
Court and County Auditor, not to ex-
coed i'll the aggregate the sum of $50.
On motion the Board adjourned to
Wednesday, March p, 1876, at 10 a. IN.
A. c. ROBINSON,
Chairman of the Board.
Attest: WYNN. BEAR, Auditor.
B 0 OF S A n IS III . E S l. A D
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# REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS
(lf fho pnx.a.I nF

- -
+ REPORT. OF PROCEEDINGS +
Of the. Board Of County Commissioners. J.
|%> " s.,: III ~: s COUNTY or NOBLES 5ts.
=. :. ~ -. ''as AUDITORS OFF1cE, .:=sl
:, - =.zVVORTHINGToN, March Is, 1870. S
r. Board q. County Commissioners met
in adjourned session. Presents: s..s~:.s
Il. A. q. Condo, LIST District. os>; r., ~.
u A.sC. Robinson, ID Districts Ch ~ /!
:" E. $: Mills, Sd District. "s:'3s :s2S'7 !:
Win. n. Bear, County Auditor: ,Ss n
Minutes Of last meeting were read
and approved. Il >,a@st 5~sc :a:. q :3,.s.s
f." ~ UNF1SIsnED: BUSINESS. s@:'G': :.
The petition Of Joseph McKirahan
presented at last meeting asking to de-
tachs the said Mel irallan's premises
from school district No. 81 and attach
the same to school district No. A. The
Sheriff certified that the notices had
been duly: posted. A remonstrance
signed by five householders from dis
trict No. II, and also a petition, from
five householders from said district No.
~, were presented to the Board. Re-
marks We're made by b. Il. Prince and
Mr.. McKirahan, Of district 80, and by
MIR. J. II. Maxwell, G.. b. Moore aud n.
F. Rose, of district AZ, after which the
following action was taken: " -.
L. 5. Mills moved that the petition
of MI. McKirallan cannot reasonably
he granted. Motion carried.
Do;lrd then adjourned till O'Clock
p. IN. =
2o'clock p. m.-Boarj met, all the
members present.
BILLS PRESENTED AND ALI OWED
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Land for. Sale,

17ORTY acres Of land for sale. within 4 mile
and Il half Of Warrington. Several hundred
Party will sell ut i. sacrifice. Apply to ;'.-zs
4-l4l A.E MILLER.
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NJ H. SOULE,
MI. COUNSELLOR ATLAW
And Not Try Public. Once on Tenth Street, In
the Post ONCE. Prompt attention given t, con-
veyancing. [27ly.
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B. N. CARRIER,

B. N. CARRIER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
AND
CLERK OF DIST. COURT.
All business left with him will receive prompt
attention,
once OH 9Th Street opposite the Park.
[2-Nly.
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. See change of time in the day Of sale
under mortgage foreclosure. =.

E J. J. Stage, Of Elk, offers his farm for
sale. See advertisement.
The best improved farm in the county
to rent adjoining the village of Worth
ington. Apply to J. AMEs.
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WORTHLN0TON MldRKETX.
WHEAT, 5000.
FLOUR y bbl. S 90 q 8 o.
CORN y busllel, CSC.
. OATS y bushel, 25c.
=. BUTTER, 15@1sc.
EGGS Y doz., l214c.
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chickens tor SaIes !:
CARTRIDGE Cochin Chicks for Sale. iftrHs
i Premium. Stock and bred to the American
standard 5Of excellence. All stock warranted
pure. = = I. 1.G14AhA. :
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JULIUS MOLL,
TAILOR.

4 + the Clothing Store of Il. +. Baker. Cloth
n ing cut and made to order. Repairing neat
| ~ aud promptly done. I4-l0y.
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#prthingtan SdpaI,1itt.
-. PUBLISHED WEEKLY, At ::

101.' 1~O1'111~o SOONA :, M1NN.
Terms Two Dollars per year, invariably IN II.
vance. Al! orders will receive prompt afteMtioli,
communications intended for publicatlon llsltst
ne accompanied by the real name and addfess ~
tie writer ~ 2 guaranty Of good laitl-not nee.
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J. A: Town, posting election -.
and school notices, - 5 $3.50
Akin Miner, posting election
notices, 1880
B. N. Carrier, issuing citations
Oh delinquent tax on which
ITO service WAS made, $3.50
II. d. Humiston, Treasurer fees
due on settlement, 561.71
T. &. Bell, registry fees, 1885
s.. A. Hildreth, saving wood
for county Office, 1890
Pioneer-Press Company, blanks 400
T.. Is. Love,ess, keeping three ..
t. (tramps) over night, 2.25
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J. N. i. Kemmerer, of Taylorsvllle,
Illinois, is visiting the Colony, with a
view to locating.
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:[29st $500