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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-03-30
Notice of Sale Of Real Estate under
ludument Of Court.

NOTICE IS hereby given that, pursuant to the
~ Judgment Or decree 81 the District Court for
State of Minnesota. tlny rendered .ant:entcred
III said court OH the 18th day Of February 1876
u a certain action t. ercin pending Wherein
Charles Cooper, George Cooper, Frank l.. Fair
child and Charles Gray Cooper, cOpartners I'm.
der the firm name and style Of &c: 4 &. Cooper
y Co.., are plaintiffs, and Charles 2. Sutton and
aud style d &C. Z Sutton : Co., \. i: M a
name AUD style Of :. Miller, Hu,niston 4 Co.."
firm name and style Of ~ Dean & Co." and
500 80 to be due from said defendants C. T. Suit
ton and James Lundy to said plaintiffs, and to
nc a specific lien on the real estate hereinafter
described, ard directing said real estate and ap-
purte t to lie sold to satisfy said amount
together With the expenses Of such sale, as will
more fnly appear from the Judgment record n
sd s se1l1n dy Ma in the "s Of the Clerk Of
pies, Il certified copy Of which said judgment has
been given TO me by said plaintiffs, directing me
toexccutc the same, will offer for sale and will
FIRST Day OF May A. D.1s76,
At ten o'clock il the f0renosn at the front door
II the oSe Of the KsiSter OF deeds for said
III the right title and interest whiclptlle' said
Charles Z. Sutton and James l.ul,dy or either II
thcm had on the 18th tav of March, 1853. or AZ
lar the following described real estate situate.
and being in the town Of Worthington III said
county Of Mobiles and State OF Minnesota, accord
ing to the rec0 rtled plat thereof and more paF.
ticlllarly described lis follows, to-Wit:
Commencing 1T 4 point in the southeast line OF
First Avenue 80 called In said town of Worthtn9<
southwest Inc Of Sint Street proloSset to % sscf
intersection, thence along tile said southeast
line OF irst Avenue sonthWesterly two hundred
feet, thence sot1tcaSteily fright angles to said
S&,U beast line f,f First N,Snnue fOcfv fn,,r fpot
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BISCUIT a LUXURY For ALL.-The
popular notion that people suffering
from dyspepsia or predisposed to that
disease, should not: eat biscuit, has
grown out of the fact that the common
saleratus has been used in the making
OF such biscuit. And it was right; the
article is mischievous: But light and
healthy biscuit, such as;dyspeptic peo-
pie may eat with IMMUNITY and with
positive benefit, are made from D.. B.
DeLand & Co. :. Best Chemical Sulera-
t.s. Physicians admit this. - It
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Notice..
US. INTERNAL REVENUE
Special Taxes
May 1, 1876, to\April 80, 1877.

Sections, $3.50, 35, 81 and $2so, REQUIRE every
person engaged IN any business, avocation Or
employment which renders him liable to Il SPEC
lAL IAN, TO Procure and place CON.
StlCUOUSLY in his establishment or place
OF gu E,l STAMP denoting the payment Of
said SPECIAL TAX for the Special lax Year
continuing business after April 3d. 1876
The taxes embraced within the PROV isions of
tie law above quoted arc the following, viz:
Re:ticrs 500 90
Dealers, retail liquor, IS GO
Dealers, wholesale liquor, lUO 10
1,eai ers i'll malt liquors, wholesale, so o.
Dealers in malt liquors, RETAIL 20 90
Dealers in leaf tobacco, 800
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco eco 90
ANA Oh sales OF over 81 ,OOO, fifty cents OF
every dollar in excess Of $1,000.
Dealers IN manufactured tobacco, SEQ
manufacturers Of stills, so 90
AND ior each still manufactured, p 90
AND Tor each worm manufactured, 20 "
manufacturers of tobacco, 10 %
manufacturers Of cigars, 10 90
Two horses or other a1linmls) 60 90
Peddlers Of tobacco, second class 1.-TWO
p,a horses Or other anima!s) 25 90
Pcdders q tobacco. fourth class Ton foot - "
or pubic cOnvcyaNcc) 10 90
brewers OF less thai $40 barrels s. N,
brewers Oh ooO barrels or more, 100 Gu
Any person, so liable who shall fail to comply
Win Inc foregoing requirements will be subject
to severe penalties.
Persons or firms liable to pay any of the Spec:
IA ~ IA: iaXeS named above must apply to 4. G
sister, Mll'n anu pay for and procure tile Special
, TAX ann? " Stamps they need prior to May l.
1876 anu WIIllOUf FURTHER NOTICE.
! d. D. PRATT,
Commissioner Of Internal Rcrcnue.
OFFICE or INTERNAL REVENUE;
WASHINGTON, ID. Z, February l, 1876
March 80, 1S76.-SO.4w
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Gen: Bishop, Gov. Miller, Engineer
Gere and Mr.. Vincent, of the Sioux
City road, and g: D. Brown, Engineer
Of the Southern Minnesota, stopped
over at the Wortlington Hotel on Mon
day evening on their way to- Rock
County, on business connected with the
branch road. It looks very muchj as
though the branch would I've built this
year. and in that event, there will be
lively times At both Worthingtoi and
LlVerne: - The interesting question
now is, where the branch will hitch onto
the main line: We predict that the
junction will be it Worthincton. ="
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Mr.. Comings, of Sioux City, has a
number Of men at work getting out
that 1910 tons of Okabena ice. Quite
a large house las been erected OH the
railroad to cover it until it can be
shipped. We learn that Mr.. G., esti-
mates that ice can he put on the cars at
this point ut a cost Of about So cents
per ton. We should not Zoe. surprised
to find that there is money in this ice
business. -. :. 8.
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RAILROAD ITEMS.

RAILROAD ITEMS.
Martin County seems to be voting on
the bonus question by townships and
OIL different days. Most of the towns
so far reported have voted in favor of
bonus: Upwards Of $4,000 have al
ready been voted in this county.
In Jackson County five towns voted
in favor of bonus and five against. The
towns voting. against are Minneota, by
4 majority; Round Lake by 2, Rust by
6, Hunter defeating Ivy mutual consent
and Ewington being tie. Those vot-
ing in favor lave voted upward of $26,-
600. The towns of Round Lake. Min
neota, Hunter and Ewington have
taken steps to vote again, when it is
thought the result will he in favor CT
bonus.
Gen. Manager VanHorne writes 4
letter to the Jackson Republic in which
lie says that if the towns along the line
do their part, the railroad will do it's
part. Advices from New York. are
very encouraging. =.
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n. 81. GRAND PRAIRIE I1E1fx.

o.: "A e.. GRAND PRAIRIF ITE1EN ....@.
z J. Porter seeded II acres Of wheat
2in1-FelHnary.an .is preparing to- seed
more this week. Several settlers have
come o' il already and located. Oscar
ayesellas, returned after q winters
8: absenee and brings with him q brother
70 ioc Ate. School District 3e.will build
e school house this spring, and open
school in. May There mas i minor nil ar
:i1 ! /" few.days since q tie residence
OF Mr.. :Birketta fine boy, SIS ;,s1s &
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NOTICES OF CONTEST

NOTICE. y: $; Land ONCE, worthington
Complaint having been entered ut this Office
by A; A. Thompson against Argae,a l.. L,lidgrecn
Tor abandoning d. $: Entry No: 1861 dated June
Range a., in Mobiles County, Minnesota, with
4 view to the cancellation of said entry: the
said parties are hereby summoned to appear at
tnlS ONCE on the 9th day of April, 1876, at 5
said alleged abandonment.
~, MONS GRlNAGER, Register.
301 j. L. MOULTON Kecrivcr
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,.'..r ~ =: ~ : t;SS
syOLNEY: ITEMS.

G. W. Meyers has. built ! house, Z On
his claim. VIM Carr, Frank Thorn,
and Mr. Campbell have returned to their
claims Preparations are making to
open ! summer school,. with a. Worth
ington young lady as teacher. Also to
open Sabbath school soon. 49, >; 80 -
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:. u. s. land Office, Wortl,ington,

NOTICE. u. S. Land Office, Worthington,
~ Mimi, March 4. 1876.
Complaint having been entered at this Office
by>Jnsti;, T. Darling against Frank D. richards
for aha,ld0ning homestead entry No. 1865. dated
lc3, range 80, in Mobiles County, Mi1,li with !.
view to the cancellation of said entry; the said
parties are hereby summoned to appear at this
at: o'clock =. M, to respond and furnish testi-
Molly concerning said alleged abandonment.
MONS(;klNAGER,R Register.
III 49, :.!si. sJ.*p. MOULTON, Receiver.
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GEO. O. MOORE,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Graduate Of Ann Arin,r, Michigan. Residence
on 10th street below the public hall. Office ut
the Colony Drug Storc, opposite the WOrthing-
ton Hotel, WOrthingtOn, Mimi.
VIII attend promptly to all Culls, dog OF
night. Ely.
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paper at Worthington. The ADVANCE
is i! good local paper, we'll conducted,
and we think it is better for the people
there to support one good paper than
two poor ones>--Mankato Review. 80.
F; This is the general opinion, with the
exception always Of q ring of half a
dozen ofi1ce-scekers and a few n,alcor-
tents and personal enemies. 49, =. -; )
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Booths Justices and Township Man.
uels, Township Laws, ets::, for. sale at
the: Washington Bosk Store: Also.
indestrnctib'e envelopes and: all Kinds
Of blanks. ;ss:Hzsz:SS s#Sf IS Ey:., ...,ss7.
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Farm for Sale.

100 Acres Of CHOICE LAND, near School :;
lOO good buildings and small fruit. TERMS
estxy Title gOOtls Also yoke Of cattle and FARM
ing tools: clelp.., j. j. STAGE,
39lM.* Section 4, Eik . 81
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NoTiCE, y: $. Land Office, Worthingtol,
Complaint having been entered ut this office by
George L. Buick against John E. Dart for
abandoning l, homestead entry No. 9256, dated
lo3range Al, in Mobiles county, Minnesota, With i
view to the cancellation 0: said entry; the said
parties are hereby summoned to appear at this
office OH the Stll day Of April, 1876, ut o'clock
p m:. to respond and furnish testimony con-
corning said alleged abandonment
MONS. GR1NAG ER,. Register. "
ri -: j. +. MOULTON Receiver.
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At the Teachers Examination held
on Saturday last certificates for one
year were granted to the following
parties: Misses Lizzie Law, Mary
Twitcllell. Hattie Smith, Nellie Dean,
frankie lIovey, Emma Langdon, Nina
Bedford, Ella Miner, lone Grant, and
Masters Salathiel Bedford, Ernest SUIT
ton and Cyrus Pierce.
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r CRAFT, NJ. D..

r CRAFT, NJ D..
PHYSICIAN Il SURGEON 40
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, WOrthmgton, MINES
0ta. l44ly.
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B o Q rs SH.OEsL ADJ
Els CHILDRE EMS MEN
S W E'A RI U tree EVE
A I'll EKIM BAsLLSO$NT TEN
T H STR EFT. j&.t::sZ s:.sss5 2e3t
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&C. Whitney had a Douglas colt
weighed the other day, a yearling, and
he weighed just exactly $50 pounds. lie
shook hands with Mr.. W. over the re.
suit, and sailsas plainly as a. yearling
could talk, ''Bring on your colts.''
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Elsewhere we publish some testimo-
mails to the excellence Of the ADVANCE
as a public journal. We feel justified
in doing this because Of the efforts
which our: enemies are making to cry
down the paper: These testimonials
cover:the period since we took: the AID
VANCE, and; show what estimate is put
snpon it. by those who arc superiorto the
prejudices and spites engendered by
fRce-seekers and naleontents.. ta#"
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=; Plies of new goods ut Pspe's Bootand
Shoe Store: - =. ~ =: 3O-3t !,
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Ladies' Laced CATERS ut Pope's for
$l.25s: 1855; :.ayiz. ;Is . . 49,. D-3t
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MINOR 4RRYT>AE

MINOR ARRIVAL.
At the residence of James Mar<len, in
Summit Lake, on the ed, an 10 sister
for three little brothers. ,~~,~.-.,,
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PlllINICTdNH.
- ID. Ban Ben,

ID ID. BARBER,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
And U. =: Pension Examining Surgeon. Surge.
~ specially, having had three years army ex-
perieMce. Oflco ut Isarber s. iawrehce'x Dr,l.,
Store, WOrtlimxtOn, Mimi. (3-Nly.
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Respectfully SUBMITTED.
c. c. GoopSow, City Recorder.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON LI7'1LE
FORES11SteS' ASSOCIATIONS
For the purpose of encouraging the
planting OF trees, it has been suggested
that the children III each school district
throughout Mobiles County be enrolled
i'll one organization, to he called the
Centennial Bald of Little Toresters.
~ promote this work the Minnesota
State Forestry Association offers prizes
us follows:
To. the Little Forester who plants 10
trees or ~ cuttings, Il handsome Gen.
tennisl Badge OF Honor.
10 the Little Forester who plants
the greatest 9utn,ber of all kinds. not
less than 1000 cuttings or 1000 trees,
$500.
10 the Little Forester who plants
the second greatest number, not less
than 1000 cuttings or 800 trees, the
Minneapolis Tribune for one year.
ALI OF these trees aud cuttings to he
Ill good growing condition i'll September
next, ut which time the premiums will
he presented.
The Little Foresters are to be enrolled
i'll two divisions-1st division including
children between the ages of 10 and II:
I'll division including children under 10
years of age.
District clerks and teachers are urged
to take the matter iii hand, and III order
to engage the achildren earnestly and
inteliigently III this beautiful work. cali
meetings at which, the plan may be
thoroughly explained, and AL enroll
ment made of. all who will join the Band
and sign it's pledge: The address upon
Forestry and practical directions for
tree planting, published by the Mime
sofa State Forestry Association. might
be read and heard with benefit by I'LL.
old and young, at these district For
estry meetings, and it is earnestly de-
sired that Il special effort NAV he made
TO surround every, school house in the
county. The district enrollments may
lie forwarded to Mrs. Lucia c. Bell, ut
Worthington, who will keep them on
file, and to whom reports NAV be made
of the number of trees and cuttings
planted, so that each Little Forester
may get the prize to which he OF SHE is
entitled. ..: -.
q. -: Mrs. L..C. BELL,
:: Mrs. II. F.. HUM1sroN.
:: j.; AMES
...' I. G. BELL,
II. L. LACKoR.
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NOTICE. y: s. Land Office, Worthington

~ MIMI, March Is, 1876
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
A. Il: Calkins against S. J. O'Neil for abandon
ing Homestead Entry No. S5l7 dated Nov. 2
IL 2. and J: Momin Homestead Entry No. s535
dated Noy II 1877, upon the SEA OF Sec e.
township!02 range ~, in Mobiles c., Mimi, with
view to the cancellation of said entry; the said
parties are hereby summoned to appear at this
Office on the 18th day of April 1876, 1T l o'clock
D. M, to respond and furnish testimony con-
corning said alleged abandonment.
MONS GRINAGI!R, Register.
POI j. L. MOULTON, Receiver.
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Mems Plow Shoes At Pope's at $l.75..
5z~ ] re- +. 3. ~ -'7 = >5': ~ 30.3t
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';'.a..si... :. -........... :. -: :.
$3.50. = : = : - = -
..s:ss.
- - : :. - !:
NORTHUMBERLAND MARCH 30 1876, ]!
- - - - - - =. --:.-o
- - A--I - iTTE, 81 n 77-- ).
5EtS& CAUleERs DIREC1ORY.a =, S.s5..-
st-MnfysODlar, ,EPIa x,plI.-Seryices every Sat-
bath ln0rning AZ % :%Is S:Ibbati school n Z
4 n Services ~! bata.e senfnx At 20 O'clock.
az p.at'r ANU 'e''H's' 4'es' s:aN =
800. s'ss. ., ~.
and evening. SIND y sciI,ol eslisteiy after
n'-'s:.:.. 60. .ssl IL 1:5L~,.
and evening Sabbath School Immediately aitef
evening: Rev: 9. q. Thatcher. Pastor. 49,
" 1;,1 ~, ~ = - - '':s :a7N:
o Ihe ADVANCE y furnished at d 50 year to
IS cents for eaei, Subscriber. " s"'', "''
It. ':.:..- =, =. z.o.r;1,;; ..< s,.%:'i
Subscribers are no longer required to ray post
:'c on 'ne'r county papers, lake tue nome pa
~. -..~ wv Io@.-.se: - --------
"ODA1o oOON - - 01r 80. u.s.
A4 Aur!IeE-H n Reari 49, .
KEolsrER Or DEEDs-T.C. Zen;
CLERK OF OF CoUTr-B Il. Carrier.
SUHvEyox-0tto Berreau.
COUNTY S ArroNSHHMM. i. scnis. i:
Co o,,9Tx Is Ix nsnnstt u>u
COMMISSIONERS,
Sscond Dix.rictHA: G. KoGinson 81 Worthins-
'' an Xt,i'l Dis;1ict-E 8 Mills Of r,vc,ow
=============== === ===============
~ 4"' -: D''"1', ""' gu '''''"N'
A'1 VIC oo"s s '.'o ""''I1 no.o.u'
II. Mcmillan is puttin. an addition
to his house.
w. r. I,ennett's new house is ell
closed and is rapidly taking shape us Il
handsome dwelling.
misunderstanding Statesmen. Ap-
DIV immediately to Jones, Bros. s. Co.,
Box, 1917 st. Paul, MINI. ct
After five or six days Of clouds, the
weather cleared up and came out as
bright as Il school-boy on Tuesday
"'o' nine' .....--..
o., and after April first, office hours
ut the Wortllmgton Postotlice will Ike
from in the morning to I in the even
'"e'
We have just received il line horse
cut, and are prepared to print bills III
the hest STYLE.
Mr.. Barlow has purchased the stock
Of Il. W. Lyon, and will open Il general
merchandise store i'll the corner room
next the street in Methodist Block.
Quite number: of settlers stopped
over on Monday night on their way to
Dell Rapids.
S,,.;,n ,,..s ====,o 7V;1=i 7zooso ,>.,,
c,,;cla,s ,,ncls rn,,;ns liz ,;,.o ,.;.,,,
have put in an appearance.
q R;oo,ow l,,s nnnno.1 :. moot .,,o,
in his newly erected ,ni,,];ur m t.nth
strp.t
Mr. Iudlnw las LIT the contract r.
Mr.. Chase to huih = residence ~,
Fourth Avenuo hetween Tu,th and
Eleventh Streets
===-=s-====t= ==-=
- ro,+ ,.,;o;..;,r 49,, ,,;,,.-o - Wi,
:.." ',7 WV ~ ~ -" o.'
% ao -. Apply " e. 4AAf'''
I"e n'1iu VI ooo"ty commissioners
'''o, 'es'e."y '''u .A.i :,, t'e r'''.'!
:"' s'''s'".e" ' " '''" W." 10 p"''''"eo
J." ~" "-@N9.
The Okabena Mills have been expert.
menting with hay fuel for several days
,,"" 49," ~ !" 'ot t':, 4 .' se''"''
49," xxx ,s y, ..~o.' ."H Ivy ,"' '''e
o"''"' VIC .oo. y. lue1 ~ o"'"'''s ""s'
CENTENNIAL POCKET GU1DE.-SC
fine engavings-a valuable book. Seu1
postpaid for 25 cents. Agents wanted.
T " T1owarth Glen R;l,1,e r., III
49, '
Call at the Wortl,ington bookstore
anu se1 MARIAN li'li'''1 y Oo'N,'"oNs
,,.o.,.*.st I".orao s,'o 49,. . ,r "''
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= Tie heaviest: snow,storm Of the sea- set
sou is prevailing east. s =; ". =
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On and after April first, office hours
at the Wortllngton Postoi1ice will be
from : in the morning to Z in the even
ing.
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Hon. NJ. II. Di,nuell has our thanks
for the Congressional Record. s..
II. Mcmillan is putting an. addition
to his house.
w. r. BENEFITS new house is ell
closed and is rapidly taking shape. rs Il
handsome dwelling.
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ADVERTISING Rates &
GRANGE REGISTER.

1EGCLAR MEETINGS. :,
Wortiinst,n GraNye-Second and Fourth Sat
0rGayS IN each month. at II o'clock.
IlcrSey-Flrxt and Third Saturdays.
Graham Lakes :ccOnd and lth Wednesdays.
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REAL ESTATE GENCY.
SOULE & LANGDON,
Dealers In Heal Estate.
HOmesteadS PreemptiOns
and Town Properly Bought and Sold.
WOrthimgt0n, August 81.
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CENTENNIAL POCKET GU1DE.-60
fine engravings-a valuable book. Seut
postpaid for 25 cents. Agents wanted.
J. W. Towarth, Glen Riddle, Pa. it,
Call at the Worthington bookstore
and get Marian 1Iarland's Cook Books
Common Sense in the Household, and
Breakfast, Luncheon and Tea. Also
DR.. Chase's Recipe Book.
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misunderstanding Statesmen. Ap.
ply Immediately to Jones, Bros. s. Co.,
Box, 797 st. Paul, MINI. ct
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IN. BEDFORD,
JEW FT1.FR.

Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, etc, neatly and
promptly repaired. Satisfaction Ruaranteetl. J.:
IN ADVANCE building, opposite the Park. Wor-
thin4tos, MINI. -".e',. s5,.sE: t4.9-ly.
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MLSCELLANEOw.
DENTISTRY:
Or. +. Bedford.

nENTAL ROOMS over the ADVANCE OF.
IFICE. Tenth Street, opposite the Park, Wor-
Ellington, Mimi. Open the last week In each
month Work insured five years. (227ly.
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Quite a number: of settlers stopped
over OH Monday night on their way to
Dell Rapids.
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n. ]. Grant, .::. u
4 .9..azs. DEALER In. 49, ! 1@.s.$$ Ri.
FLOUR AND. FEED, WOOD AND

Coal and Wood delivered free OF charge iii the
MINI. = : >,'-''> = ''' $50 'f1.HfS.
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Mr.. Barlow has purchased the stock
Of Is. ". Lyon, and will open general
merchandise store in the corner room
next the street in Methodist Block.
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The Board Of County Commissioners
met yesterday and examined the finan-
cial statement Which will he published
in few weeks.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-03-30

After five or six days Of clouds, tile
weather cleared up and came out as
bright as Il school-boy on Tuesday
morning.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-03-30
BUSINESS CARDS.
DANKX
BANK OF WORTHlNGTON.
IA NK.X.

EiINU SAITH, Banker. \. NJ. SMITH, Cashier.
INTEREST PAID FOR TIME DEPOSITS.
Drafts Bought AMI S"ll. Sl'cci.i attention CIV
en to collections.
O:ice Hours from F.? to l2 i. ~. AMI from, to I
OcIDcE, r. H. t2-27ly.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-03-30

The Okabena Mills have been expert
menting with hay fuel for several days
and find it a.success in raising steam.
The proprietors think they can save
one-half the cost Of fuel by burning lay.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-03-30

We have just received i. line horse
cut, and are prepared to print bills III
the best style.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-03-30

The best improved farm in the county
to rent adjoining the village of Worth
ington: Apply to J. AMEs.
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