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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-01-06
Il CENTENNIAL ADVANCE.

We issue this week, rs the initial
number of.thc Centennial year, Il sort of
Holiday Centennial ADVANCE. Among
the contents Of this number are sever
III articles Oh the Southern Minnesota,
Railroad; the call for railroad meet.
ing; an article on the Sioux Falls Rail
road; letters from prominent railroad
men connected with both the roads
named; IN account of the opening of
the New School House, aud Il descrp.
ton Of the building; an account Of III
informal railroad meeting and of the
first steps toward the organization of a
Mobiles County Industrial Association:
some figures on the business of Worth
ington and the Bigelow Cheese Factory
several interesting letters testifying to
to the superior advantages and elm tie
of Minnesota, beside Il quantity ct
other matter, the whole making one of
the most interesting local papers ever
published here. We print I'LL extra,
addition for our business men.
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WOR11HINGTOV SCHOOLS:
During the term just closed there
were but two Departments in the Wor-
Ellington Public School. In the gram
mar department there were So pupils,
of whom q were females and 26 males.
In the Primary there were G5 pupils, Of
whom IS were females, and p malcs.-
Total, 11S.
The next term will open in the new
school building, with three Depart.
ments, under the following III med
teachers: Miss Barbara Cosler, Princi-
l'al; Mrs. DR.. Moore and Miss Phila
Rowell, assistants.
The Worthington Seminary, under
the management of Prof. f. e. Hill, is
steadily growing III favor and numbers.
There are 80 pupils, Il number of them
from Rock Co. and Osceola Co., Ia. This
institution has been successful beyond
the expectation Of its friends, and by
another year, should there Ike good
crops, throughout the region tributary
to this center, it will lie placed upon !,
permanent footing.
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The weather lowered little Oh Tues
day, but failed to give us the expected
storm. Was there ever such delight
full winter? Storms to the north of us,
storms to the east of us, storms to the
south of us, blowing and laundering,
but we seem to Ike located this winter
in the Happy Valley.
A MATTER OF DUTY.-It is the SOL
emn duty Of every grocer to refrain
from selling to his customers an article
of food which lie knows is positively in
furious to the health, and he is deprived
of all excuse for so doing when better
article for the purpose can Ike readily
obtained at the same cost. Now the
Best Chemical Saleratus, made 10y D. Il.
DeLand 4 Co., can always he had, and
this is known to lie pure, and free from
all dcleteri0us matter. No grocer who
regards the welfare of his customers
will fail to keep it. 1t
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A little incident which occurred the

A little incident which occurred the
tho other evening at the Sabbath
School entertainment is too good to
keep. The noisy portion of the audi
ence seemed to have got together in one
corner and kept up 4 stamping, after
cacl, piece, regardless of the fact TINT
they were in Il church. Presently dog
intruded himself among them and re-
sisted the efforts made to eject him.
Some one in the audience leaned over
and said to lis neighbor, 'Jones isn't
that your dogy" Mrs. Jones replied
for her husband, mo, indeed, our dog
don't train in that crowd!''' ,<...g :.
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.
RICHARDS-MUCk-At the Third Avenue
House, December 18th, 1879. by Rev. WIN. NJ.
Bear, Mr.. Il. u. RICHARDS and Miss AGNES
MUCK, both of Graham Lakes
MORSE TINNES-December 3lst. 1878, Nv the
same, ut the residence Of :. ID. Times, in o.
ney, Mr.. SOI.ON o. MORSE, Station Agent at
Rigelow: and Miss Cora TIMES, daughter Of
Gunder Times, of Olney.
NEWRERRY- ROBIlN-On the 18th Of Dccem-
her, 1875, ut the residence of the bridegroom
fa.lier, by Justice Gordon, Mr.. JOHN T. New
BERRY and Miss ANN Robin, all Of Herscy.
MORRlS-FULLWILER- Suntay aftc, noon. at
the residence Of the BRIDES parents, in Wash
Ington township, Scint0 county, Ohio, Ivy the
Rev. s. G. Lindsey, Mr.. CHARLES Ii. MoKls1s
and Miss LIZZIE FULLWILER
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RAILROAD MEETING.


4 cali has been issued for Il railroad
meeting to be held ut Miller Hall, on
Saturday next, january S, 1T half past
l O'Clock. The call is signed by all
classes of citizens, and it is hoped that
there will he 4 good Attendance and
that the matter will he thoroughly con-
sidcred. The Southern Minnesota
Company are now applying to the COM
munities along tho line of the proposed
extension, to know whether they a,p
willing to vote aid or not. There
ought to he but one answer. The road
will be extended whether we vote 10.
aus or not, and the vote may determine
whether the road shall come to WORTH
ington or so north of us. Come out
to the meeting.
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=. At the railroad meeting held ut Jack
son ON the 18th, the real estate ow ncrs
present signifietl q Willingness to give
right Of way, and the meeting mani
tested disposition to vote the required
aid. ~..-.
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A MOBILES COUNTY RO1RD.


The suggestion made in the AD-
VANCE recently that a Board be organ
lied to discuss and promote the material
and other interests of the county, has
taken practical shape. and an associa-
ton for this purpose will he organized
this evening. The Committee OH Con-
stitution state the objects of the asso-
citation to he the consideration and
development of the material, moral and
educational interests Of the county.
Representatives. Of each business i'll
terest will lie admitted to membership,
and members will he appointed from
time. to time to investigate and report
upon the Agricultural, Manufacturing,
Commercial, Educational and other in.
terests of the county.
If the objects of this association are
faithfully carried out, it cannot fail to
I've of the greatest service i'll developing
the interests of the county. Tie re.
ports Of the Agricultural'C Club, us pub
lished for q number of years i'll the
New York Tribune, have been of the
greatest value to farmers throughout
the country. In fact, association,
whether for Scientific, Literary or H.
lustrial purposes, has been the hand
maid of progress.
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THE PRESB Y1,ERIdN CHz,Rt,fx

This church was occupied for the
first time on Sunday last. In the eve
ming, all the churches united in Il SER
vice 1T the new house, the sermon be-
ing preached by Rev. J. G. Ogle. The
church is very neat and tastefully
built structure, with seating capaci-
ty of from 250 to 800. The dedication
will occur soon, when we hope to give
a more full description OF the new
house of worship. -.
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BTGELOW CHEESE FACTORY

This factory operated during four
months last season and manuf;act uretl
1880 pounds. The number of cows
milked was 50, and the value of cheese
to each COW was $24.25. The average
number of pounds per COW was 1914.
Tie cheese sold ut al average price of
124 cents.
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NOTICE. U. s. Land Once, Worthington,
~ Minn., Dec. q. 1873.
Complaint having been entered at this Office
by Hans LaalerhOf against f. c. Pamneli for
ISL, upon the sex Of Sec i. township loo, range
-, in Mobiles County, Mimi, with view to tho
cancellation OF said entry; the said parties are
hereby summoned to appear at this once e.. It
ut O'Clock a. H., to respond and furnish testi-
mony concerning said alleged abandonment.
MONS GltlNAGE Ell, Register
16l J.P. MOULTON. Receiver
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Elsewhere appears the Tax Table Civ
ing the rate assessed OIL the valuation
for 1875. It will lie scanned with inter-
est by tax payers.
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NOTICES OF CONTEST.

Notice. U: 8 Land Office. worthington,
~ Mimi. Dec. 81. 1873.
Complaint having been entered at this office by
Joel W. Howe against RasInus Anderson for
abandOning Timber Entry No jS4. dated
Marel, 3. 1874, upon the nwH Of section !, town.
ship 10l, range Y, in Mobiles County, Minnesota,
with view to the cancellation ii said entry ;
the said parties are hereby summoned to
appear at this Office on the I'd day Ut Feb
rliary. 1876. ut o'clock p. M, to respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged aban-
1OnmeNt.
MONS GRINAGER, Register.
1871 j. p. MOULTON, Receiver.
NOTICE u. $. Land ONCE, Worthing tOn
N MIMI, Dec. q, 1875.
Complaint having been entered ut this Office by
George +. Hallas against Thomas UMphries far
abandoning Timber Entry No. It's dated Feb.
II. 1874 upon the neX sec. "a. township !0e.
range ~ and AGAINST Henry C. Porter, Timber
Entry No. 16H, dated February II, 1874, upon the
swH OF sec. q. township lo2. range 43, and z:
gaiilst william Greer, Timber Entry No: III.
dated Feb II, 1874. upon the sMN IT sec =,
town. 1O2 I.lu:.c 43, In Mobiles Co.. MIMI, with
Wow to the cancellation II said entry the said
l,arttes are hereby Summoned t. appear at this
office on che 9th day of Jan. 1876. 1T O'clock
= ~. to respond and furnish testimony con-
eerl,fi,g said alleged abandonment
MONS GKiNAGE R, Register
III j.P MOULTON. Receiver.
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81 Those Marian IIarlanl Cook Books
are nearly all gone from the Book Store.
Breakfast, Luncheon and Tea, just re-
ceived.
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j. s. Funk, of Beverly, Illinois, is on
II visit to the Colony, looking after his
tree claim.
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Chicago and northweetern
RAILWAY

Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara Falls. fittsbufS'
Cincinnati, ROCHESTER; Albany, Toronto, Non.
tbnorc, Philadelphia, Wayhtngton, St. Louis.
Cairo, San Francisco, SacrameiltO, Ogden. SoS
Lake City, Denver, Council Bluffs, Sioux Cky, O.
Cheyenne, Omala, Yankton, Winona, Duluth,
Green Bay, Milwaukee, and all points North.
VIA the
Close cos,,'cct.n* are n,ade at Chicago With the
Lake Shore AND Michigan southern, NichIgAn
Central, baltimore and (a,iO, litts6ur9, Fort
May,c a Mat cIfe f kankakee Line and Pan
EAST, anil with the Chicago and Alton and illi-
nots Central for all points SOUTH.
Close co"lecti"''s are also nta.fe with the I'm.
io'i taenc Railroad At Omaha for all far West
Close connections arc made at junction potnte
.oitA trains Of all cross roads.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS.
These celebrated cars are mn on al niehe
trains o. I'll tbs rs! I've: 2; & t!, l:' roa:
tween Chicago and St. rani or Chicago and iii.
Waukcc.
At Omaha our sleepers come ct With the Over.
aii points west u the Misso,,1i KiTer.
Among the
Iae1ucems'tts offered 81 this Route
To tie travelling public are all the m.ders ~
proveMents: Rock and Gravel Bailasted Track.
Steel Rail- l:ock and Iron Bridge. Psrior aad
I31nglnG Cars, Wesi inslM,,*e Safety Ai<Bsakes.
Speed, Safety and AbsoIsse Cemioft.
Running Through Five Great
STATES, @'
and operating oxer 1000 miles IT road. TIM Csn.
Mny presents h, the traveller facilities Mat AEE
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Ed. Chandler has been busy during
the week putting down new sidewalks
and closing up gaps III the old ones.
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The Union Congregational Sabbath,
School gave All entertainment on New
Years evening, consisting of tableaux,
readings, colloquys, and music. The
church was beautifully decorated with
pictures and evergreens, the house was
packed to it's utmost capacity, and
everybody was delighted.
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Our young friend s. o. Morse, Of the
Bigelow Station, has gone and deserted
tile ranks of that noble army of martyrs,
the bachelors. We wish him a Happy
New Year lasting through life.
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The Senate has adopted q resolution
calling upon the Secretary of State fol-
a certified abstract of the vote in the
case Of Mi. Durfee against Mr.. Thomp.
son.. aa :..>.-,s 49,, .ss:ys.
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Japcn Te;. Dust for sale ut Lyons.
Price 80 cents per ID. Try it. lift
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1t is 10 longer considered mark of
superiority in Omaka for man to ap-
pear in public with his shirt front pro-
fusely ornamented with tobacco spit
Lincoln (Neb.) Journal.
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l.. F. McIaurin sold Il farm of 1GG
acres, i few miles south of town, to Mr..
Funk, Of Illinois, for $500.
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GRAND PRAIRIE ITEMS. =
We are indebted to W. j. Ingrallam,
of Grand Prairie, for the following
items:
Mr.. Gordcn and Mr.. Merris got
into an alteration recently over !,
claim. While Mr.. Merits was down
in Iowa, Mr.. Gordon jumped his claim,
took possession of his house, moved il
to another part Of the farm. Mr.. NJ.
returned and took possession. On Sun.
day, he visited his brother, and on re.
turning, found his household goods out
doors aud Gordon and his wife in po.
session. Merits demanded admittance,
but was refused. lie then took il scant.
ling and broke the door open. He was
met by Gortlon, who. was armed will,
III TX. A fight ensuetl. Merris fell
over some latl,, when Gordon dealt him
several slight blows with the TX, one on
the neck and one OH the head. Merris
got to his feet, clinclled Gordon, threw
him on the bed and began to pound him
with his fist. Tie interference of Cor
den's wife and the timely arrival Of a
friend ended the fight. Merits gave
Gorden fifteen minutes to leave tile
claim, and lie and wife left. After
wards he moved Il small grainery OH the
place, and proposes to contest the mat
ter legally. So it rests.
Some of our people hoped the New
Year in ut T. 4. Bryan's. Mr.. Porter
and Mr.. Birkett, with their families,
IRE absent visiting friends in. Iowa.
Mrs. Ingral'am has returned from !,
visit to Iowa more pleased with Grand
Prairie than ever. SO with all who re-
turn.
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NOTlCE.-l1. s. Land Office, Worthjngton,
~ Minn., Dec. g, 1875.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Arvfne Gordon against MhOn NJ. Merris, fsr
abandoning ID. s. Entry No. 5I52S. dated Oct.
6, 1871, upon the neH section III, township 1O1,
range 43, in Mobiles County, Minnesota, with I
view to the cancellation "f said entry; the said.
parties are hereby summoned to appear at this
Office on the 9th day III January, 1876,
ut 9 O'clock a. NJ, to respond and furnish testt.-
M0ny concerning said alleged abandonment.
MONS GRINAG FIR, Register.
II j. J.. MOULTON. Receiver.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A1-All persons knowing themselves. indebted
to us will please take notice that a settlement
OF their accounts Is not only respectfully request
ed but will he insisted upon. We have waited
patiently upon many of our friends and patrons
and we shall now insist upon 4 settlement he-
tween this and January 10th, 1>76 "A word to
the wise" etc. Moore s. SMITH,
December %, 1871.
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BE careful in writing letters to pu
the date 1876 instead of 1873.
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day Of January, 1876, at 3 o'clock p. M, to re.
spO,,d AMI furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment.
Mons GRINAGER, Register.
Isl j. L. MOULTON, Receiver.
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PHYSICIANS
u y. BARBER,
GEO. o. MOORE,

:. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
on 10th street below the public hall. Office at
tho Colony Drug store, opposite the W0rthing-
ton Hotel Worthimgtou, MINI.
VIII a@tcnt; promptly to all Calls, day or
Il might. [27ly.
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SAVE POSTAGE
MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS

NUBLES COUNTT OFFITERN.
AUDlrOn-Wm NJ. Bear.
TKEAsURER-H. d. IIumist0n.
REGISTER or DEEDs-T. G. BELL.
JUDGE or PROMrE-.J. Craft.
CLERK or COURT-B. N. Carrier.
SNEKIFF-CliaS W. Bulls.
SURvEYOK-B. W. WOOlstencrOft
COUNT COMPASSIONATE. Craft.
COUNTY ATTOKNEY-M. h. SOule.
CORONER-J. b. Churchill.
: COUNTY SUrEHiSTENDENT-T.C c. He'll.
COMMISSIONERS
First District-J. w. Miller, OF Graham lakes
Sec0nd Nstrict-M. l.. Miller, Of Elk.
Third Districi-I. +. Durfee, VI WorthlngtOn
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OFEICERN,
" ID. HUMISTON,
NOTARY PuBIIC.

: Will give especial attention t" executing and
Acknowledging deeds, mortgages etc. Also to
tae renting Of village property ormprovetl farms
AMI t" the collection III rents, taxes, etc. Cor
) tor, Ninn. (5ly.
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LOCAL..
woRrHlNGroN. MINI, JAN. 6, ls;e
CHURCH DIRECTORY

METHODIST Observation-Disclosures every Sab.
bath, morning At O:3O! Sabbath School AT :
T. II. Services S;sl bath evening 1T. s O'clock.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening $50 :, "
UNION COSGnEGA rloNAr4-Services morning
and evening. Sund ~ School Immediately after
ey eve lev rnffis nns efeti"s Thursday
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When will this beautiful summer
weather come to II conclusion?
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The churches of Wortlington have
observed the week of prayer.
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s.s,.s ~ 81 s ADDRESS, 3s%1e.S ss .zs - il
All letters addressed to Miller, Hum
iston & Company, w orthingt0n, Mobiles
county, Minnesota, will he promptly
answered, and full information given
concerning the National Colony.
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Z Feast or oYsrERs AND q ROY 81

n Feast OFOYSTERS and Il {FLOW or
# 1UlyG LyE. ss s
A number of the friends of Senator
Durfee met at the rooms Of Mr.. Soule,
overthe Postofice, on Thursday evening
last, and partook Of an oyster supper,
on the occasion of Mr.. Durfee's .depar-
ture for st. Paul to claim his seatin the
Senate. The hope was very generally
expressed that. the seat would he
promptly given him, and Mr.. D. said
that in case lie occupied the seat, lie
would endeavor to SO fill it as not to
bring dishonor upon it. p. i ~:;:ss1. -
|, After supper q meeting was organ
lied, with Prof. Humiston in the chair,
to take the sense Of those present upon
the. question of extending aid to the
Southern Minnesota Railroad. "a. Mr..
Moulton gave the substance of a letter
received from Mr.. Easton, and 4 gen.
er;.l discussion of the advantages and
disadvantages Of 4 cross railroad at this
point followed. Mr.. Soule then offered
the following resolution, which was
unanimously adopted: go,
Resolrcd, That it is the sense Of this
meeting, that the interest. Of Mobiles
County demands that said county vote
a bonus of 10 per cent. to the Southern
Minnesota RoilrOad If sucli action lie
necessary to induce said road to cross
the Sioux City and st. Paul Railroad
1T Worthington, the bonds to bear Z
per cent. interest and to run 20 years.
A committee consisting of NJ. Is.
Soule, c. G. Goodnow and O. Bigelow
was appointed to circulate call for a
county meeting to take the views of
the people upon the subject of voting Il
bonus to the roa,l.
A motion was made and carried that
a Club or Association be organized, the
object of which shall Ike to discuss and
promote the material and moral devel-
opment of the town and. county.
A committee consisting of Major
Bell, Rev. Mr.. Thatcher and A. r.
Miller was appointed to draft plan of
such IN organization and report at i
subsequent meeting.
After the meeting adjourned there
was 4 brilliant display Of intellectual
lightning followed 10y frequent roars of
risible thunder-or, to come down to
hard pan English, there was 4 great
deal of witty talking and loud laugh
ing, in which DR.. Langdon came off
rather best, as usual.
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spoke of our many speakers. He knew
it didn't mean him. He regretted tile
reverses which had delayed the carry.
ing out of the educational designs of
tais community. We had been pointed
at by surrounding communities us hav.
ing no school house. That could be no
longer said.
Peter Thompson was called for, and
said lie belonged not to the speakers
but to the workers.
The exercises closed with music, and
after Il promenade through the rooms,
the audience retired, proud of their
new school house, and we'll pleased
with the exercises Of the evening.
DESCRIPTION OF TIE BUILDING.
AS is we'll known to our readers, the
contract for building the new school
house was let to A. G. Robinson. The
plan is unique, and is generally com.
mended, by all classes and especially
educators, us q most economical and
admirable plan for school building of
moderate size. Work was begun in
September and the building is now
ready to be occupied as soon as the seats
are put in. The building, without the
furnishing, cost $1,000; with the furni.
ture, the whole will cost in the neigh.
borllood of $4,000. The upper rooms
are not finished, the floor only being
Laid =. -.
The building is hexagonal IN shape,
each Of the six sides being So feet. Tile
walls are % feet in height, and raise OF
roof 10 feet, rising to Il point in the
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CLUB RATES. -
The ADVANCE Is furnished ut u 50 4 year to
Clubs OF ten or more. Clubs OF ten for six months
IS cents for each subscriber.
SAVE POSTAGE.
Subscribers arc no longer required to nay post
age on their county papers: Take the home pa-
per and save postage
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-12
Republican Meetings.

We publish list of republican meetings
to be held in this State commencing on
the 10Th and extending to the eve of the
election in September. The speakers an
nounced are distinguished and eloquent
men, whom it will CRAFTY and instruct
our people to hear.
Now as ever the republican party goes
before the country appealing to the intelli-
gence and moral sentiment Of the people
for support. That reliance has never
failed nor will it this year. As there is a
God who rules in the affairs of men so
certain is it that the republicans will rule
this country until the issues growing out
of the Rebellion are completely settled
Let the republicans of Maine attend in full
force the republican meetings that are to
be held. and gain from them the spirit and
enthusiasm that are needful to the result
desired in the election. 1t is worthy of