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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22

$50 acres iand--7O acre. in rood state oC
cultivation. with COOL comfortable hou..s-
will he sold Cheap for Cash or two.tlir,ls
Cash. with mortgage retained for balance -
There Is also on the place Horses and f,rning
implements, and two good yokes of oxen.-
For further particulars, apply To J. J. Osteen.
"n the PItce,or to Wiley p. Maagham, Ray
vile. La. az 22urf.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22
LOCALS.
Religious.

fHE'EHTraIAN.-Rrv. H. 4. Campbell wiiI
preach r"@"iu'iy. ~ Alto on tie -, >:,hl-,,
m each month ~ Union Church ON En>;ll
I'ii@". IN franklin Pa. on the lr:rd sab.
haih NJ I,rgr.'" on the fourth Srbll.ri..--
Preaching j" EayyInc every Wednesday
night
REGULAR appointment f.r rrcachiny Of the
. Baptist Church at Rayyiir. j. the r.r,t SUNDAY
.n "a IA m'n'h and Saturday night uct1rr.
Rev. J.. {. heiI~ Pastor.
The appointments Of the EavyHlr Ci,.n.,
VI. t. Church South are - fn.luw. Girard
"a" ir>l Sunday 30 each month: Eayvtll. rbr
second. A'o the 'i,ri, and Uulou the fourth.
Ja- L. Vrigbr. P. c.
N2sOnic...-Regu'1r communications Of
+. MrGuIra Lodge No. 2ug the !at We'd.
uc~dny in each month
Temperance FIT. R.cur,<p
CurNrIL 80. 80, meets On the second AMI
fourth Tuesday n1"ir'> IL each month
Ii. ID. G.-RAYyiLE Corxcu No. -.
hnii> H. r"2"'ar m"r'.ug> CA lie second
Wednesdays OF "nrh ucn'l
Pa,rci,s' OF lyusi,.r:iry.-PAY-
VILE GGAN"E. ~. -. meets 10y, - ~.r,ri
7'a fourth Thursday In rnrl, mo,rr. a., II
ocio's. : =.
Ma"-y Gnas' y. -. meets ~, .a,r-'rv
before DO" - aad ..rI Sunday IN c.,~., u,p,.,0l.
/. Nr!'H''a. Hn~'nr. Jur. \ Hrm'.f>,cy
Er-ui'r m..r044S or Rav,iue Pomona
iironr. NJ =. ar. a.. fir. "Wednesday. il,
!'""fw, Arr.' d.. anil o.. Der, ,S7G.
REGULAR 'o'r.ta-> rr G.-,ri G.argr " ,n
' ..'.' @" tine -md and .,n Saturdays IA
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22
SliEJsgFV'S SALE.

William Stewart State Of Louisiana,
v. No. -. Parish OF RchIaud.
{. W Wool Parish Count.
Dl VIRTUE or 4 WRIT OF FLA.
ID is>r'i from The Honorable Parl.h Com,
~ aud i'r the Parish and Stat. aforesaid.
90 the above styled and uumirr,.,l ,n,, AMI
to m" directed. j have seized aad yyiilo.!.r C.-
-1le.'o 'he last aH.l Lj.r>i bld,irr. the ,lunr
# Tie Cour'hoa,r ~ Ray, lie, La, ~itnin t!,e
hours prescribed BY law, on
'>"iprdny. tie .5ia day of JUly. 1876.
the following described properly. ru-vi. One
Back Horse. Tenn, q sale ca.h. with bene
m OF agprai>emcrL
c. II MOORE, Sheriff.
Rayvi!Ir, La july /, lN5G.-3t.
ur"tY Fox NALE-Wc ciirr for .aIeaNo H.
SD Beatty Golden Tongue Parlur Ora,
by Nr. Daniel f. Beatty of
Washington. y. J.. who adverti>es in orr
columns. The organs manugacturrd by tin,
house are motel for their beautiful fui,h. rich
deep tone, AMI great DURABILITY: hav. only
I" lee -""n anI heard TO be appreciated. Gail
u; tn oiiice. IF
PItEo FOR SALE We oiIrr Tor sale IN,
'clehrar"d Waters Piano. Tn. /, said 10 :
~ excellent instrument AMI any person.
ir>irou- o. purchasing one would find i, IN
ie'F Interest 80 call om rs before ordering, a,
h'- instrument is fuly warranted to rive .
abstraction. n
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22

Best quality Of Spring Steel Machine Nee
dis Tor all kinds of machines, at the machine
agency of J. F. Behen. Monroe La. ,iaul.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22
Take Notice, Democrats!

The Democratic Parish Executive Commit,
tee OF klchand Parish, State Of Louisiana.
viii please assemble At their office IN R,vviIIe.
al 10 O'Clock a. an. july 18th, 1876, 10 con-
'lJer ani take action On the more thorough
organ cation Of the parry IN til, parish and
attend to Important bu-iup,, r,ar viii he laid
before them p Fl. TOLER
Chairman Parish TX. Committee.
Rayvillc, La, June 9Th. 1916.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22

Remember The place 10 buy anything nj
the sewing machine, sewing machine attach.
memt oil or needle iine is AZ the Sewing Ma
chine Emporium of J. r. Behen, Monroe. La.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22
JUDGMENT.


Amelia Z T. 81, VIE.
" p,r..r. c,,,,
Gayle ). /. 81. husband.
DI reason Of , trial +, ,r.,.
ID 1.ru regularly lal. and T., r.r,,.., ....
-" Il the law ant ,'- c,ilro.e l..iu.. IN,
IHN"r 90 'ln plaintiff, II j. ordered. a,.yr'.,l
"'', 'e' '''ht ~" r"."""H.'y "t argu"r,
',', ,N'>',"- between 10" i'an. ii. Anu
go :" '!''' una NE "r'e"d'nr. ia, .r =. Goyd,
"c ari tie same j. hereby d,..r'y,.!. ,'.,
. me" he - >einrion If Property b.'uccn -,i.l
P"'"'-' ana mat r''rnuh b. au'h.r zrd 10
80 '"''' ''"i'! q hrr 'eiHH''r !'ui"Hy.
= "'''"'f "f'cf Ia I d,t"i''irt pay The
80 "a 'I's '"it
h'' ana si+ned IN open cour', The ,grh
va! ~ ""'''' 4. H. !>I'.
il. /. VILLA NS.
Parish Juf."
hereby certify the above and f,rrcDiuo IN
W. IVA" ana correct cory uI TIE "rI-r,Ial low.
y" 49, ID ny 'ih'"
'"r>> my "It'Ial signature and seal {
Io'y ''iIc'' on uhis -nd day 60! june y y.
'o'"'
j. NEWT PITTS.
""'' - O. ''''--.i. Cicrk ! Ilh ID c.
>r,r,..
''..~'. '.h-'-l.
- ,.''''' '.'i'E,
=, ''''"-' '"'j '.". LOO. y
WI, oiE"r lax Collector, Parish g..
h''ha."'
HIH-i'"r affection B.. called &. he fellow.
'"s ',H'f addressed 10 Tc By the Goy NOR:
STATE az Ior,>i,v,
ExrcrrIys nfrAnrNr>r,
H. ',ea"S' "".y ;. !nsG
nun "'ot2e 70. Johnson, Auditor Of PuJ,I.
accounts
"!'-" h"fea': biz renting penalties "a
"eH,' i"'h' taxes, provided >rch taxes we
pas" al specified Tine, together with all car
rem 'aAes ahi i!rrT-rs. was passed ihruu.L
pom Houses Of i't" Grncra! assembly ~ i,
''>' session.. and failed To br,orrr law onI;
'''"u>c OF al nuImppriant amendment made
W. one mouse "urIng III. lat hour, of Il,. Sc
,'"n' ana not r"hcurfrd III 10y The other iIou.,
'' W"h' "i uine and.
h'feas' ihe eAa"iton of ,urh penalties IT
'''S ''he appear. H. he sJ ourrDus d. 10 az.
ui'' T''drd tie collection Of Ih,. r-y-,,,. va,
"e'''"r" a"""fi|ed 20 issue insiruciici,~
''' S'N'r' ''k collectors th"u.!ou, lh.
'' "''''i'@ hr"' = receive all bach raAc,
, """'' t'"aine' i"r p"r.ni Of Ninety days.
10, "'''' Nat Payment Is simultaneously
,r's r.. , at ' , ''xrs a"d licenses Al
re' i', to receive s"ch hock 'aXe- and iIcem.-
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22

Ola" has lie champion ,o@rr.on- log. A.,
al Times "ery savage on the approach of
sranses he recently a,tonisl,e,I the community
ny welcoming man in light wagon who
"eo NJ at tie hchIns post bel' r. the house.
he dtg had never seen The man i.cio-, b.,t
something IN The hight Wagon I,ur the log on
ins good behavior. IL was ~L.uL,. p,,..,....,
Domestic ana the man a ~Domrsric" o,,.,,,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22
Executive Committee

~ The D.n,.Grdttc-C Oasora,rc Par,y Of Tire
Parish Of E"blaad.
lst Nard-''. Med. Bunny. II. p. Wells
amd u. b. Feeurn.
2nd j.. Fowler, u A. Campbell. Jr.
= Il IL Jah Scott.
"rd X. Il. Justice &. II. Brashear and
BenJamin M:rck.
18th W. i. Ivy. T.. II. Williams and
II. +. NirkcrS.
9Th A. Dyson. + Hatch and r. :.
DuughIOa.
y. II. Tul-r. Chairman. Rnyvi'lr In.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22

We published last week the new ty.,d
class postal iaw. This relu,o. r.,rs,.,.,..
postage TO ess Than Instead OF exac,.r, >
.e''s tor all over l ounce, his bin cxacrs
cent for all not exceeding , oupc..
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22

200 Box - SOFIA c-;sckrrs:
lon boxes cream Biscuit.
. lar boxes extra 50 "a Tor Families
! fresh from the Oven
deci3. LAMkiN Il EGGLESTON
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22

}. f. Behen. Monroe, La, j. agent for The
renowned Singer Sewing Machine. All
orders by mail promptly attended 10. tiao
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22
CIRCULAR.
STATE or LOUISIANA
ArDITogs OFFICE,
New ORLEANS Nav Al ry-a

New Orleans, May 3D. IS7G.S
10 Tar Coitec'ors Of the State OF Louisjo.o.
In order To avoid Misrepresentation ,,n rho
part OF tax payers of your parish Ter !, he
known that no changes have occu,,ed :, a..
','e're avs heretofore IN force, and that in
NE absence OF any such changes, you are ex
i''cie" 10 Use every effort TO enforce the col.
lection Of taxes and licenses.
Respectfully,
b. & JOHNSON, Auditor.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22

sewing Machine Needles soc. ner dozen
al j. r. 4 J !. Behen's, Monroe. nov20-rC
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22

I1N-U JUI'r
hereby certify the above aod G.rco.;,,,. .,
"e " '"' an" correct cory OF the "rl-i,al low
on i'I" in my Office
'l't.,H my "i'irIaI signature and seal f
>'.'') oiiic'' on tins @nd day 81 .'nue, y. ..
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22
MAMMOTH STATIONERY PACKAGES.
CGCCLsSs0E SAIL.

" VI. nJnEDW.
Bl~rri I-4u
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-08
EIEEI O;Y ITEMS.

John Archer has recently brought OH
10 head of cattle and is preparing to 60
into stock raising to some extent.
Capt. Il. s. Mills has been down to
johnson County, Iowa, and has
brought on Il humber of cattle for
Messrs. Reynolds, Twitcllell, IIerdic,
and for II. Morey, who lives just over
the line in Osceola. Capt. Mills has
brought on for himself i fine short
horn bull. Mr.. Morey takes about Is
head. These are from the herd Of Mr.
Dorland, near Iowa City, Iowa. The
Bigelow cheese factory is now running
and is using from 1900 to 1900 pounds
Of milk per day. The factory expects
to use the milk of oyer 100 cows.
Among those furnishing are 3. F.
Congdon, 1G to 20 COWS; d. Twitchell,
II to 1G; II. Morey will furnish Is to 20,
and J. Archer Is to II.
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-08
FROM BIGELOW.

Bigelowites are arranging to celebrate
the Fourth of July in their usual quiet
way. 1t is proposed to have chill
dren's picnic during the day, base ball,
croquet, swings, etc., for the benefit of
the public, and a Grand Centennial
Concert in the evening, consisting of
Choruses, Quartetts, Trios, Solos and
appropriate Tableaux, in costume Of
1876. Particulars will be given next
week.
r. S. Mills, Il. D. Twitchell, 2. Z.
Reynolds, W. w. IIerdic and II. G..
Morey have on the way from Iowa City,
Iowa, 81 head Of fine grade COWS and
two full blood Durham shorthorn bulls.
John Archer has made recent addi-
tions to his stock of COWS. With these,
and other additions made this season,
the success of the cheese business is
established. We will allow Worthing-
ton to he the Chicago but we intend to
lie the Elgin of Minnesota.
We also have the terminus Of the
branch road in our town, although it
leaves this road nearly 81 miles from
the village. But this is not intended
us a snub to Bigelow, as all freight will
stop hcrc-that Is consigned to this point,
likewise the passengers.
Mr.. James Barrett returned to New
York last Tuesday, after visiting
friends here and iE the eastern part Of
the State. He pronounces this the
finest country he has yet seen.
u BIGELOW.
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-08
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
SheriTS Sale.

10y virtue of an execution issued ont OF and
ID under the seal the District Court of No
bleS County, minnesota, and to ne tlircctcd and
delivered, upon i Judgment ina certain action
in said Court wherein Elihu Smith is plaintiff
and Horace l.. l.ackor is defendant, which said
Judgment among other things ad Judges that said
plaintiff recover from said defendant the sum Of
$73H. and that the same be Il 81, ,ciiic lien upon
the land and premises described as follows to-
wit: Lot six in block thirty four tin the village
OF Worthington, III Mobiles County, State of Min
nrsota, according to the plat of said village on
file and of record in the Office OF the Register of
Deeds of said county, and that the same be sold
upon execution to satisfy such lien, have levied
upon said lands and premises. and will on Mon
day, the eth day of July, A. y. 1876, at tie hour
OF ten O'Clock in the f"reEo II, 1T the front door
of the office of the Register Of Deeds, III said
village of Worthington III Mobiles County, Sta I, c
OF Nlnnesotl expose to SIT e and sell at public
vendlle the land and. premises above described
to satisfy said execution and the costs and ex-
penSeS Of sale.
Dated Worthington, Minn., June 9th, 1876.
}. 4. TOWN,
Sheriff of Mobiles County Minn.
CLARK s SoULE, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
[4O-7w junS Sll.4O]
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-08
Il LITTLE STORY.

The Journal is u great paper to tell
rice little stories for children. In fact
there is where it's forte lies. In last
weeks issue it tells about Il County
Superintendent of Schools overat Sioux
Falls who started a paper and just
about run that other ''old editor" out.
The re;lder,'' says the Journal, ''may
draw his own inferences.'
Now, we are not much at telling
stories for children but we mustn't be
behind the Journal in enterprise, so
here goes:
Once upon time lin the year 1879
an Office holder and ollice-seekcr away
down in Watcnwan County, il the
great State Of Minnesota, became Of
Tended ut fhc regular and legitimate
editor of the county newspaper, and
started paper Of his own. The rcgu-
lar and legitimate editor Of the county
paper went about Ills business rolling
in subscriptions and turning. out job
work. The editor Of the illegitimate
paper continued to frantically beat
about for business, but last spring he
was compelled to give his Office over
into the hands Of the regular and lcgit-
innate editor and "step down and out''
in order to save his paper from an igno-
mlnious death. The reader may draw
his own i,farnnonc
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-08
LLh II'EMY

Wheat looking fine. Corn coming OH
beautifully with a prospect of showing
that this is a corn country after all.
Grasshoppers are scattering over the
prairie grass and dong little harm to
crops. Farmers in good spirits ut the
prospect. People are generally turning
attention to stock and II cheese factory
is talked Of. NJ. l.. Miller has 1G to 90
head of cattle and three yoke of oxen.
J. r. Ashworth milks three COWS and
sells about 90 pounds of butter Il week.
L. L. Taylor milk; or COWS and sells
/, good deal Of butter. Henry Baldwin
is preparing to-, buy POO head Of sheep
and go into woo1-growing.
There are four schools now in opera
tion in Elk, taught as follows: Mrs.
J. c. Ogle in the Plott's district, Miss
Frankie lIovey in the Miller district,
Miss Magin, Of Blue Earth, in the
Boyer district, and Miss ELLA Grant in
the Baldwin district. There are two
Sabbath Schools i'll operation now. One
is called the Pioneer Sabbath School,
otIicered us follows: Superintendent
J. &. Thomas. Assistant William NJ.
Boyer. Treasurer-Mary Bloom. Sec
retary-Emna Boyer. 1ibrarian-Eu-
pIemia AshWorth. The other school
is under Methodist auspices, and meets
at the PlottS school house. and is Off
cered as follows: Superintendent
Miles Dickey. Assist;lnt-T. J.. T;ly-
lor. Treasurer-T. l.. Taylor. Secrc-
tary-Allan Mclean. The Pioneer, or
Union School, averages about % and
the Methodist about 80. The Mctho-
dists held quarterly meeting ut the
Plotts school house OH Saturday last,
Rev. D. Stone, the pastor, officiating.
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-08
JIILSHOIF.

Lest some one may overlook the mat
ter, we call attention to the four-column
card Of Cooper, Bailey 4 Co.'S great
show. This is beyond question the
greatest show of the kind that ever eX-
hibited in Worthington. Moreover we
are assured that it is 4 moral show.
The five elephants and all the animals
lave certificates of good moral clarac-
ter aud never use Intoxicating bcVer-
ages. The giraffe comes of Il family
Which has always stood high. The
monkeys are all respectfully connected,
us we learn from Darwin. No family
should he without such show. Chill
dren tect.ling should take it freely and
frequently. Parties having scruples
about g>ing, can accompany the chill
dren. Those who have scruples about
going to Il menagerie can attend the
circus, and vice versa. All tastes and
cOnsc;enccs suited.
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-08

The Ladies of the Presbyterian
Church will hold Socialnext Wednes-
day evening, June 18th, ut the resi-
dence of Mrs. Thatcher. Ice cream,
Lemonade and Cake served any time
during the evening. at call.
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-08

Warren Smith, whose headquarters
are now at Cincinnati, appeared sud
denly on. our streets Oh Monday, look
ing 4 hundred years younger. Mr.. S.
came OF to see about the grasslloppers
and is glad to find them going into a
decline.
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-08

STRAWBERRIES AND ICE CREAM
TIE FIRST OF THE SEAsON.-The la
dies Of the Union Congregational
Church will hold a Strawberry and Ice
Cream Social at the basement of the
Church on Friday evening (9th). All
are cordially invited.
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-08

AS showing the relative business at
points along our road, we may mention
that during one month the way bills
numbered as follows: Worthington,
03; Sibley, IS; Window, 20.
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-08

All desiring to talk:u sheep matters
are requested to meet in Worthington
next Saturday ut one O'Clock p. m.
MANY FARMERS.
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-08

The Sioux Falls Pantagraph of May
81 contains an obscene jest credited to
the Worthington ADVANCE. Whether
this was done i'll the Pantagraph office
or not, Of course we c:lnnot say, but
the editor who will deliberately do
thing like that is infinitely more of a
blackguard than the obscene jester Of
the street, and;ought to be Kicked out
of the newspaper business. Wonder if
this is one of the improvements" dis
covered in the Pantagrapl by the edi-
tor of the Journal? ~ -. -; =.
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-08

The WoRT1IINGroN. ADVANCE, in
speaking of the grasshoppers of that
vicinity, has fallen into very common
error in mistaking the shell which that
insect sheds at certain stages of it's ex-
istance us the carcasscs Of dead hop
pers. It reports the ground in some
places us ''literllly covered with car
casses, the breasts and 'inards' SEEM
ing to he eaten out.'' This is all Il
mistake, and really is the first shedding
process through which the insect passes
in it's development. If our friend of
the ADVANCE will only investigate the
matter he will find that Immediately
after casting off the shell, the little
hopper has Il greenish appearance
Mankato Review.
We think, however, that our farmer
friends were not mistaken rs to the
car1asses in this instance. Both Mr..
l1aggard and Mr.. John Saxson, of In
dian Lake, say that the hoppers have
died in large numbers and have disap-
peared rapidly from their farms. Our
impression is that the grasshopper casts
its shell just before it is ready to fly.
The carcasses brought us were not over
/ Of an inch in length.
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-08

NOTICE. U. s Land Office, WortLington,
N MINI May %, 1876.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Andcrs Hackenson against Edward +: Rust, for
June 5, ISL, upon :hc s3neI4 sec. 81, town. i02,
range Il, in Mobiles county, MINI. with a view to
the cancellation Of said entry; the said parties
are hereby summoned to appear ut this Office on
the 22d day Of June. 1876, ut l o'clock y. H., to
respond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged aban tonmcnt.
MONS. GR1NAGER, Register,
39] j. +. MOULTON, Receiver.
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-08

Some people are already inquiring
whether the Show ought to come to
such q moral place as Worthington.
From all we can learn, the elephants in
this show are moral, the babboons are
yirtuous and the animals generally are
above renrOach. II
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-08

The gr;.sshoppers for week past
have been scattering through the prai-
rie grass, and letting the crops alone.
'.Dey's nightly in de grass.'
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-08

C. II. Funk. Of Elk, has set l4,00O
trees ard 5000 cuttings. 5000 of the
trees and all the cuttings are on his tree
claim in ELK and the remainder OH Il
tree claim OH Section 2, 103, IL.
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-08
.MTLLINERl- GOODS.

Mrs. NJ. J. Dcnsmore has opened {;
Millinery Store on Teuth Street, adj
joining the Furniture Store. Ladies
invited to call. 1t
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-08

There will be IL meeting Oh Saturday
evening Eext, at the basement Of the
U. G. Church, to hear the report of the
Committee on Celebration of the
Fourth.
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-08

Can farmer make it pay notwith-
standing the grasshoppers? is answered
by n. 0. Lofstedt, OF Indian Lake town.
ship. lie came here four years ago
from Allamal@ee County, Iowa, with a
team, a wagon and two COWS. lie sold
one cow to buy a cook stove, and with
his sick wife began to improve lis
claim. Now he has Il farm largely un-
der cultivation, has quantity Of stock,
Il reaper, 4 thresher and some other
machinery and his wife has regained
her health. His lowest average Of
wheat WAS 8 bushels and his highest IS
bushels to the acre.
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-08

The husband of the lady who COM
mitted suicide at Graham Lakes last
winter (Mrs. BlackwclD died recently
ut Quincy, Illinois.
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-08

Somebody wants to know whether
Michael G. Kerr is an Orpheus G. Kerr.
Looks like it, since he's the $. T. e. A.
ker.
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-08
NOTICES OF CONTEST

NUI1CES OF CUNTESI.
NOTICE. y. s. Land Office, Worthington
~ Mimi, May ODD, 1876.
by A. Miner against i. Bernhcisel for abandon
ing homestead Entry No. 9,}0S, dated October
=, 1873, upon the SeA section ~, in township
l03. Range. IL, in Mobiles County, Mimi, with
a view to the cancellation Of said entry; the
said parties are hereby summoned to appear 1T
this office on the 23d day Of June, 1916, at
O'Clock p. H., to respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment.
MONS GRlNAGER, Register.
40l j. Z. MOULTON, Receiver.
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-08

NOTICE. U. $. Land Office, Worthington :,
N Mimi, May 2oth, 1876
Complaint having. been entered at this Office
by Henry l.. Torrance against james Miller for
abandoning Timber Entry No. 155, dated Feb.
range 43, in Mobiles equity, Minnesota, with a
view to the cancellation Of said entry; the said
par'ies are hereby summoned to appcar at this
p. III. to respond and furnish testimony concern
ing said alleged abandonment.
MONS. GRINAGER, Register.
3o1 j. L. MOULTON, Receiver.
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-08

DR.. Craft WAS called to Sibley on Sat-
ur.lay last to attend Sheriff Douglas
who was thrown from wagon and suf-
fered Il compound comminuted fracture
of the bone Of one of his limbs.
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-08

The WoRTH1NGToN ADVANCE is.
prospering. spite Of the attempt to
run it out with all ''organ.'' And. it
deserves to prosper, for it is live pa
per.-Saint Paul and Minneapolis Pio-
neer-Press and Tribune, Sunday, June
1, 1876
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-08

New York papers of June l, brought
by the fast train, were sold in Sioux
City on June 3.
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-08
MARRIED.

BURNHAM RICHARDSON -Cn Thursday,
Juue !, 1876, by Justice n. V. Mcdowell, in
Bigelow, MIR. A. W. RURNIAM, and MRS. Nj. G.
RICHARDSON, all of Bigelow.
Another of our friends gone to his reward.
Friend after friend departs Who hath not lost
a friend. Our loss is his gain. ReQuicscot is
Pace.
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-08

We learn shat Mr.. Phillips, father-in-
law to the landlord at 1Iersey, died
suddenly, Il few days since, Of an apo
plectic stroke.
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-08

W. r. Bennett, of the firm Of Bennett
4 Stone, is an Alternte to the National
Democratic Convention.
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-08

One Of our foreign subscribers wants
to know ''wl,o is this man Be]l?' Hes
the husband of the editor of the Jour-
nal.
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-08

Capt. Blalkely, of St. Paul, has taken
Ii 600 acres of land in Rock County.
lie will break / 200 acres this season.
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-08

Rev. w. II. Mock had his shoulder
dislocated few days since by u llcrse
with which he WAS plowing corn.
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-08

Excuse this weeks issue. We have
been pressed with job: work among
winch is z little=job of 5000 large pos
:ters and some 10000 circulars. This,
with the large circus ad:, precludes our
usual quantity and variety of matter.