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, 1876-02-15
DEATHS,


DEMIY-1o this e,ly, FL. Il. olarlos 6. nsrr,:.
Fnnetal today at r. H.. from bts 1ass re.tdtnes
A. ,;d ns'r L,nsey., speesl t.ala w
funeral services, 10 o.tvood Cemetery. 'As
ouhnY-Feh. u, 1870, At u O'CLOCK Ellzabolh Wood
Afd, wife q ~ LswelIyn Curry:
to nosDhi11. - - a's
nESpELL5Fsh 49, Anna, tho beloved wte Of ailea
loadelt. eged ~ ye1rn.
Peori,.su.. at 9:.o r. M. Tuoslsy. -"
plealo copy. ' f.is'"
anAnrLEs-Fat, IT. ot congestion Of ths lungs
years. w
Funeral from her tat, residence No. $50 Eaat 1ua5,
ana-s to-dnJ ut o'clock p. m, Friends nre inviti
lE1MERT-feb. 49, HRS. Anna Lc,mer., aged et
5eats. NJ
Funeral from thc residence Of her son, william 1etn,
eft. No. 224 Caa4-e, at 10 h. IN. Wednesday, yeb IL
10 Church of tho 1oy Name. by carriages Calvasy
wife Of Tic Hon. II. II. Mcclellan, President Of liz
Natfonsl Dank Of Ha!enn. As
To romans VIII 10 taion to Albany, N. r. for ,n.
torment. ~
WYatAN-At tho residence 17i1 List, tYash,naton
O., Friday Feb. H. 1lattte G. Take, beloved wlse q
Fako, Of this city.
EtL1orT-1n This city. Fob. II, -nlaaet.ns, infant
daughter Of William 8. il. aud Ai,ds O. Elliott. agod
months and "a days. ""'s'
Funeral this morning ut 10 o'clock from rtsidencs
copy. -'''' i'es''
DunNs-Mr1. Lydt. J. Burns, wife o, tho Rcv, J.
y. nnTns a1a o. Park Ridge, 1 departed thts LIE Fob
Tho funeral ssrycea at the family rcsitscnce, pnar
Candeld Sstou. At $3.50 q. Ill., this y. Take trnn as
!oa3 from that station for Hos.h Cemetery. Friends
.f9 tho e!s5 will taEo ths harrington accommodation
ht $40 a. tn.
, 1876-02-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Tho regular meosing Of thu seyenth Ward iss.
publican Club will bo held this cyeutug At No,
COL taslsted street. Able speakers wsl! bo ta u.
tendance.
A regular meesing Of tho Executive Committee
OF tho Cook County Contra! Republican CLUB will
DO held At Republican Headquarters, corner
Clark and Lake streets, sh!serening as 7;so.
II proposed to form Al Association Of tho
Alumni and former ssudents OF Princeton COL
lega residing In tho States OF Illnos, Wiscon.
sln. Indiana, and MicLigsn. All sesdng In the
apove-usmed territory will please esnd thcir 3D.
dreases a olco to Walter 1iutler, l10 Dear born
biIsot, Chicago.
, 1876-02-15
RELIGIOUS.


Tho Chicago Presbytsry held an adjourned ses.
zion yesterday morning il thoir roous IN tho Nc
Corn,ck n,oc't Garner of Nsndo,nt and Daa--
boro streets. for tho purpose Of examining can
dldasos Tor ltcansuto. ihe Moderator. the Nev.
J. NJ dibaou, occupied the chair, and Mr.. Davis
acted AZ Secretary.
m. u.ttnr ~ tha .n,,tc,t,o, n. ,fco,.rrn =.
~, Ir'ses ~ ~ ~ W. spp'aanoa aos "coo1ufe ot
aAs' a. L. ealn npoen MAS 'aou 'Ahen ut'' eno no
WAo o1amncd. alter the lteSs. Metsra. Dnl-
fold and McLcod were appointed Special Com.
,s,-.. ....
@ue '1eao'Asot e@A'a'ooo '"o oaoo'aa'eo on per-
eona1 1eig!oas exporlence' aud ho pssscd tue
ordeal satisfactorily. The Rev. Dr.. Wel!s ox-
Rmlned him on thsC!oeY in q eesrchin1 manner
Al, n. m.r,},o,. ~ ~" pr.s,,r,.r,, Lao,,-s"
a. - .-... o,,a,t,an. 1,s Ash w
uts VI ctaas9tueo"ons' opoa as'n anu eeleneoa
k1e eAnaiqate Presented threo diplo-
@aa,. @M ~ haenoaor ot LAWS ana AEts,
, 1876-02-15

Whenever anything turnB up ia tho Ninth
Ward. whothor It bo political mcnttng, Al oyo.
tsr srsuppcr, or grand FREQ lunch. John Comls-
key, aB free American citizen and q resident OF
that Democratic stronghold, feeis aud mstEfests
an interest therein commensurate With ils i'm
portauco. 1t Ia worry natural thun, that
In tho imbroglio betwcon Ed Neato
and Mayor ColvIn abont balot.box
stuling in that ward tho last fov days, ho
shouid have aomethinE to shy. Hence, q TO-
porter propounued him few pain iptor1oga..
be took stdeB with Neaio far enough to say that
NcalB had told the truth, and that there WAS
bare possibility that some ono clso lad not: III
fact, John led tho scrlbo to believe tbat 10 koc.
in Ills ward Al. the charter election,
and TINT ho gained bis knowledge by light
Ing tho balIos.bos suffers tuch by inch, TO upe
cogn,zant Of bis sytnpathtca and labors will
be aas in tuo crowd, aud to Ills knowledge was
ono Of itt1o bevy Of city officials who III tho
early part OF tho forenoon Of election day hold a
consultation as Ad;. .oDrien'a house, whore It
os sftsat ste sh'' ush liz was epEP yo.
suonli be dropped. aud instead thereof eaoh
voter thoy could cantrol should cast two tickets
"for tho new city charter. Ho observed, ho
satd. later In tho day. that the plan WAS worAlng
admirably, md that Sea'o was Tie busiest Of TIC
busT In pushlng tho fraudulent schomo.
Hut al tbfs did not seem to satsafy
the stullers, hc SAID, for they bud con.
tractoa 10 carry the ward anyhow, aud
moso ballots worn found noccssaty when
tho connt was attempted. or At leaat deemed
good things to haye GU hand to make tho result
CERTAIN, not counting tho 800 dexterously
dsoppod III by John Loug, as uarsatcd BY Ncale.
In this connection ho said It raB susceptible OF
proof by hp good man as there WAS iu Tho
Ninth Ward. that bnpt Dnlloy turned up at that
jnncturc and threw d quanty Of tickets
over partition into tlle room whore
tho count WAS in progress sul on tho
judges tables. Th|a waB after returns had boci,
coming 10 from o:her nards aud whilo tue result
was III jeopardy. lie appeared to haye vivid
recollection On sl!s root. which is Kept ne LOW in
big mind. doubtless, by tho TACT thar, for tcal,-
tying to the aAme betore q urAnl Jury
last year, hIr. Bailey waited upon him
at h!s residence, aimed to tho teeth. late at
night IN aeatch Of ,eyenge. IN conclusion, be
SAID. the fact that the MAYOR promised to denoi-
'ah tug Hoard of Public Works, II necessary, to
ro"ard Nca1s for bis labcrs for the now chartor,
as also susceptible Of roof by At foast qua Al
dcgman. aud probably e,scrai other oalciatB.
, 1876-02-15
COUNTY BUILDING.

1he gsneral fund tp the County Treasury
yesterday Was reckoued st about 47,o00,
Tho Agnew- -Cahll libel caso was to have besn
TILED to-day, but Was yesterday conIiuuod 10 the
next term By agreement.
George Quigg. recently convicted OF horse-
Stealing and subsequently, granted superseleas.
VAS yesterday released from Jail on ball.
Tho Grand Jnry was in session aRatu yeator.
day and worked on The regular docket caaos,
About 150 cascs hare 30 far been disposed Of.
, 1876-02-15
Ex.eoy. TAYLOR OIL HIS MUSCLE.

6pEfd1 D4SpdlfH u 7 IT ERttaHo 1F1tNNk.
MADIsoN, Wis, Feb. 14.-TAert mas rather a
noteworthy scrimuago Saturday night, tue par
tlculara Of which did not break out till to-day.
between ex-Gov. Taylor aud ex.Poundmastsr
6quires. 1hcy had somo tsoubls about buying
tersIto9 In which to soil right to sell and use
now chemical spirit gas. Some har! words, in-
Guiding the liz, passed betwoon them. His OK
E1col!sncy resented tho last eplthet ty knocking
down aud giving black eye to hts antagonist,
who catno 10 time with blow on the ox.0oy-
eEnorB smaller. 1hen tflends parted them.
, 1876-02-15

MEArH1s, Tenn. Fob. l4.-Evcry ons bore 10
looking forward with delight to Tho approaching
carnival, a. it Is generally known that thu cos
tumee and oquipsge for tho grand pageant Of
tho Men'phl have arrived from Paris. and num-
bcr Of acenLo artists have hnsu imported to su-
porvlBe the mountiuga. The German Society Of
Ulks, prominent among whom arc Count
LoubEie and Lord Furatonhom, will innugus ate
\ now feature In the grand oo1oaation Of No1 It
tho operar1louse On Monday evening preceding
MA1dl 0rns.
, 1876-02-15

8Ett1al UMRd1ch 70 7Ff ThlcQo1 TY1buns,
OTTAWA. ILL.,, Fob. l4.-Tho Indspsndant Den.
ocfat County Convaaton vas held hare tli4
afternoon, and Was attended BY the nnoeI prom
lncnt men OF tho patti in tia County OF Lasa!le.
Delegates wera eeleoted to attend tho 6sAtn Con-
veutton at Decatur on Wednesday, al follows
The Hon: +. Plumb, Stats Senator DanIel
Evans, William Osman, John 3. Armstrong,
Alo1 Vaughy. David Mtchoy. and Dr.. q. M. Gar.
nOld
, 1876-02-15

Dr.. De Jongh's Liz ht- Brown Cod 1var ~,
Dr. fceJ phystcfan 10 lin Lord I.eutenant of ~
iant Ett,ce: ~ 1avs htb!u4lly .rrsscribed Dr.. d.
sonahn uod Liver on IN chses Of Pulmonary Consunn
1ecomnend II ~ the most ettcacioua kind." 10 ~
capsu!ti Imperial .alfp!nts, 81. by ali drtggi,tI
h Co., New York. ''sn
, 1876-02-15

tnal LAfe fnauraueo Company OF Nav Yorf. Ia f.e&.
tho husinesa OF tho Company hss bsen under IT,
supervision Of Mesv'n Tabor, 8peca1 Agars, for d.
pas. mon.a' Tho ocs Of tae Agency Ia now In Wr,na
r hestaej nav budding, as Dclrborn st.os..1
, 1876-02-15

Rockford. Rock Island q St. Louis r. r.,
Ths shortest and quickest route to Rock Ialand, Ill.,
and Davenport H. Train lssves Wells ssrss. Depot
1850 :. MI s74ve Rock Island ?. N. Once, u
CLARK stteet J. Il ooot, Agent
, 1876-02-15

Edward nulser, DtsptAnes street.
r.n: Shea, No: Il North l.uZns s..ess.
+. Doaghsfiy. NJ. u North Franklin strssA
y. as.ssIlea, No, s1g North Wells street.
Thomas Gay, No. 1ts Eorlh sang.mon stre.L
COMMITTEE ne. onTs.
me Committee on Jati aud Jai! Accounts 100.
ommoodod tho p.ymcns Of small bills amounting
TO so03. Ordofcd pail. Tho Committee r-cou,-
monted That the communication from 3onntanlin,
tho eranRelias. relating to religious servicas In
tho Jat,, be referred TO tho Bhotiff.
~, Tho Joint Committee on Hospitals and publlo
bathlings recommended tho payment os an
Ordered paid. Tho aamo COMMITTEES reporled
recommending that the contacts for painting
aud vanishing four flonta Of the wing 70 the II:
aauo Aevfum bo lot TO Thomas Nolson for Ash.
Tho same CommItsco recommended tho adoption
Of Cochranos plans for tho kitchen, laundry.
norinasv. e9iler-,oom, smoko.stack. and n; enn;
ut \ cost Of sl20, 900.
Tao architect was called upon to explain bis
plans, and recess at ten minutes being taken,
ho did show ine beauties of Tho drawing 10 The
fow wlto CAROL to look at them. Tho plans wero
lhon Adorted by q unanimous vpto.
commies!oner Holden moved that tho 1out
Committee be instructed to advertise for bids
for tue work In "ho'o or part. Carried.
Commissioner Loncrgan nloycd thas the Jont
Committee fix the afcaltect'a compensation, and
report tho san,o 10 tho Doard, Carried.
flASK-RoAD 1HarEcTons.
Commissioner 1usae moved The psssaRa Of
tho following tosoiutfons
ffso{ttd, That, since the Plank and Gf4yel Road
Inspectors have failed 10 do the work for which they
were elected, the olces be declared vacant; and.
three riank aud dssvel soaa inspectors. .''' ''
Tho motor enid that tho IuBrocsors had utter.
ly faf!od to pelform tllclr duties. aud no wanted
them removed.
commlasoncr Holden defended the action Of
the Inspectors.
Commissioner Comfy moved the reference OF
tho resolutions to tho Judiciary Committee, 10
report a. the noxt meeting.
Iho resolutions Wcre 10 referred.
The Committee on Hospitals reported TINT
they had boon unable to TX tho salnt1oB Of tho
engineers at tho new County Ilospital. Thav
Noro equally divided on tho question OF allowing
81, 400 year.
Commissioner Holden santol tho subject re-
committed.
Commissioner McCarrey moved that tho
BOARD Ok The aalarg at s1,ioo. Lost by the fol-
lowing vote !.
It1s-Ayars, Carroll, cleary. Herring, Mecanrey,
Mul0y. JohnA0a-7.
= .kaHt-Dusse, Comfy, Guenther, Holden, Louoraan
Schmidt, Tabor-7.
Commissioner Mu1oy moved thai the aAlary
be fixed at $3.50 per month for 6 montts, and SIS
per mouth for tho rebt OF tho year, ulakiur
sl,S50 por year. Carried By tue following yoto.
Ycds-Ayats. Carroll. C.cary, ConIy, Herslng. Nc
Cahrey, Mnlioy, joluhnn-S,
Sa.s-ng4se Guenthes, Holden, Lontrgan,
On motion OF Commissioner Holden the Board
odtouruod to next Monday afternoon
, 1876-02-15

Ne ws.u iste]y shown 1t tho New York ot1es some
elegant srsdmens Of embroidery aud chenille work
dono On tho ' Domestic" and Intended for exhlbl.
ton II The Centennial. Wo understand that alnIist
specimens bars baea received at sao etea lso st.to
2tIesk,
, 1876-02-15
Concurrence In tho Seventh Ward Rcso.
1utions BY Their Fifteenth Ward
Brethren.
Organization Of q Scandinavian Republican
0lub-The Fourteenth Ward,
Election Of Delegates 10 Tho Independent Con-
seni1on al Decatur.
CHICAGO.

I m IL. .f T..
Ma, ~. oou. ,,., :" - - maun, tee'uent os tas
MAso Uiuo' ca'ieo tho meetlng TO order. Ane
ststcd Its special object TO DO to reorganizo tht
Club for tho fa'l campaign, and that ahs nrn
butine.s in ordor vonId la to a,cct ofrcat, -,
IN. ro.- "~'" ~ ~ e''S' o'As''' ~
Aa]' a. W. EoHaFaa MADE aome inquiry as II
the boundaries OF the ward, and moved tho 40,
potutrnaut Of a comm,ttoo of two from a.eJ
nrccinct Ia nor,;r.,a oa,.o,. '~ e"~s
r' Tha mos,a,, ~ ssn ...n"se,s. 1so..' o,.,---,
1ao iuolloa pfasa''ea. ana toe cnale appointed
tho following a. tho Committee: Kettc Noir.
son, oz-Ald. Miner J. D. Briggs. Frank Mile.
gan. N, q. MsuI,l. Judco Stanford, Mai. A. "
Edwards and Fink Iiladto. ~
DuriDr tho hhssnco nj Tho comm,tt,s. ~.
scnutor Willard Wontlsrd subrnttted ti,a ro1iow.
liz: e' "A13'''e0 'A'' A'''S"
wurar., f,rr o,a nh, ,,...., . ..v
IN, fandsment.l sv trreonys H. "G tSas ~ IT,
ytsr.' Term for tds oIca of MINE ~ I'M @0"
WuEnEAs, TAero d sufficient doubt ia tho minds Of
Tho Haprce Court ot thu legality Of holding over
, 1876-02-15
MARRIAGES,


q T. E. MArahalt, by tho lev, Clinton Locke iIih"s
Simmons, OF DrIatof, Eng, aud Annlo JoAuaI,n, of
, 1876-02-15
Pianos

.-. Pianos
repaired, taned, bored, ahippcd, bought sotd, e,.
ehandsd And for rent At Lyon h Ie.lyt, Btate ,na
Msntoo strsefs. Church md pas1or ptRapa for nm.
, 1876-02-15

Landlords Perfumes
stt gks natural fottra md bopqqet4.
, 1876-02-15

Mutual Life Insurance Company Of Now
York.
NeaaFs MeHe1 h Ferguson dtnAsal Agents, erd ].
n. Msakss, Special Agent, Of The abs1s1amed C4xs-
pAuY, ssus ths following esrd3
vi. Qsrtlls csonkhlts no longes represents ~ Nn.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-02-03
Mortgage Sale.

WHEREAs, Cornelius Stout did, on the seish-
al. a sefs ,e Gay o. neceM6er y exc
day Of December, A. b. ls74, Aforesaid. e secure
from sa1iy aSIasss and he nere:
eond itions Of a certain proinissoiy mote ,SereiU
sell Sa.S ss did
heirs and assigns. the following described real
estate together with the Embellishments and an
Situate IL the eSStS
State Of Minnesota, to-wit: The northwest quar-.
ter Of the northwest quarter of section number
and two (lo2) range forty (Nj containing forty
ta0) acres more or less, according to United
states government survey, which indentnre of
Sff1Se s11y aekn%wsdfed vas On tue lh
duly recorded In the ONCE Of, the Register OF
Deeds Of said MOBILES County in Book A Of Mort
agree IN said mortgage lii case of = foreclosure
thereof to pay said mortgagee, his heirs, admin
istrators or assigns the sum Of twenty dollars
And whereas default has been made In the
conditions Of said mortgage. and there IL now
claimed to be due thereon the sum IT sixty: four
principa! and interest, and the further sum OF
twenty dollars attorneys fees as aforesaid, In the
and twenty:four one:hunredti,s dollars (Ssl.SsS,
and no action or proceeding has been instituted
at law to recover the debt secured by said mort
gage or any part thereof.
Now therefore, notice IS hereby given that,
pursuant to 4 power Of sale in said mortgage
contained and the statute in such case made and
provided, the said mortgage will be fOrecl0sed
by sale Of the said m6rtgaged premises, and the
above described mortgagca premises will be sold
Ct pu5fc auction to the highest bidder At tho
front door OF the Office of the Register Of Deeds
Of said Mobiles County, In the Village OF Worth
1ngton ~ said county: on Saturday. the 18th day
q March, 1876. at 0o'clock a. NJ, by the Sheriff
OF said Mobiles County to satisfy the amount duo
upon said mortgage and all costs allowed by
law.
Dated February 2, 1876.
EI.1HU SMITH, Mortgage.
NJ B. SoULE, Attorner for Mortgage.
(22-7w-*ZN,20)
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-02-03
-0EEp,.XHEAE.

sses-sesrsx q ED KxkEA
. q writer in tie Slbley Gazette says:
Now, whit would be we'll for 10 10 as
g to keep the reputation of the Sibley
market up, ~ selling our mixed wheat,
and bnyiEg some clean fife such a.
comes from Sioux Falls every day to
the elevator. = This Is a matters0f the
a hrst Importance. The seed heretofore
introduced IN Mobiles County has not
been frst-class.' The superiority Of tile
Rock County and Sioux Falls wheat is
largely due to the fact that the best
quality Of fife was procured At the OUT
set. Now is the time to look about and
get the best, <..y., * ~ - -: 10
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-02-03
g OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:

AAAANA1Ak
The principal. articles in; Scribner's
for February are New York S. tie Rev
olution, a Hundred Thousand Homes,
"A Piece Of Secret History, The. Univer-
sity of Michigan, and Revolutionary
Letters. Tie leading stories arc Bret
Harte's Gabriel Conroy y: and onward
Everett Hale's Philip Nolan's
Friends We find time To- read Bret
l1arte's only, and find the interest grow
ing intense. II the Donna Dolores does
not turn out to lie Grace Conroy we
shall be disappointed. DR.. Holland has
a capital editorial on the Bible. in the
Schools, admitting change of mind on
this subject and intimating that we
have no right to force the Protestant
translation upon Catholics, Jews and
others. 's-Es-,5f >=:55 80, ( - II
Godey's Lady's Book. for February
opens with steel engraving entitled
''Fetch it," Tnis is followed by beau
tiful fashion plates and a; piece Of ,mu-
sic. Then comes the usual variety of
tales, poems and useful household Yrti-
cles. L. A. Cooley, philadelphia. -
Here is our little pet again, The MIR
sery, opening with picture Of. The
Fast Mail Train on u ''wllizz.'' Then
follow all sorts of charming pictures OF
babies, animals, birds, etc, interspersed
with stories, poems and articles calcu:
lated to interest children, T. Jno. 3,
Shorey, Boston. =. Its .:.::-Ss..sss
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-02-03

j, So much. for Republican rule: - "A
washington, correspondent observes
that the sight Ola drunken Congress-
man is never witnessed now-a-days,
whereas twenty Of thirty years ago 90 it
was a common spectacle. ss7 .=: y: - -
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-02-03
THE EAST AND WEST.

If the people of Ohio and of the West.
ern States in general could but know
how much harder we of the East suffer
than they do, from the pinching of, hard
envy rs, and possibly might pity us.
Because we have protested against
their plan Of curing imitation with de:
probation, they need not think we are
lying on 4 bed of roses. We can tell
them that our condition ut the East is
far worse than theirs. The great com.
mercial, manufacturing and financial
interests Of this side of the Allegl,anies
remain still in the shock and palsy OF
the panic Of September, 1873, while the
great agricultural West is already well
along the right road to recovery.-New
York World.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-02-03
PROBATE NOTICE.
STATE Of Mm!rN2NHE St T. IS.

IN PROBATE COURT.
n the matter of the estate of Adelinc McIau.
Il rin. deceased.
On reading and filing the petition OF L. F. Nc
!4aurin, of N0hles County, Minnesota, represent
ing, among other things, that Adeline McIaur In
late Of Emmett County, Iowa, died fntestate, and
that after the death OF said Adeline McLalurin
assets came into said Mobiles County; that said
petitioner IS entitled to administer upon said
estate, and praying that administration of said
estate lie to said l.. +. McI4a,lrlm granted, it is
ordered that said petition be heard before the
Judge OF this Court on Saturday, the 18th day Ut
February, l>76, at 10 clock a. IN. at my Office In
said county.
Ordered further that notice thereof be given
to the heirs Of said deceased and to all persons
interested by publishing i copy Of this order
once week for three successive weeks In the
W0rthington Advance, q weekly newspaper
county.
lated at Worthington, the 10th day of Janu-
airy, 1876.
Il. D. BARBER, Judge of Probate.
[2Q3t $500
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-02-03

, Colonel Smith, who married Miss Ida
Greeley, says lie made up his mind be-.
fore lie ever saw her that she was the
girl he wanted, from the newspaper &C.
counts he read Of her goodness and de-
yotion to her parents. g" s';-..-'@. .':s" r.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-02-03
NOTICES OF CONTEST.

NOTICE. u. s Land Office, Worthington
~ Mimi, Jan. Y, 1876
Complaint having been entered ut this Office by
II. G. Rice against WILDER F: Benson. for aba,i-
doning Homestead Entry No. 1852 dated Oct.
range Il: and against Rufus Benson for aban.
dontng Homestead Entry. No: 1871, dated April
{! ;o5 1s'3, uIon the 50 ~ Of sec. T. township
view to the cancellation of said el,try tile said
parties arc hereby summoned to appear at this
office Oh the 3d day Of March 1876. at O'clock
a. NJ, to respond and furnish testimony con.
corning said alleged abandonment.
MONS GRINAGER, Register,
+. ~ j. p. MOULTON. Receiver.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-02-03

SUMMONS.
CTATE OF MINNESOTA, )ss
- COUNTY OF MOBILES, 3d.
District Court, Sixth Judicial District.
Nichols, Shepard s Co., Plaintiff,
vs.. }SummOn3
A. +. Miller and r. Il. Humiston,
Defendants.
The State Of Minnesota to the above. named de-
PENDANTS.
VOU are hereby summoned and required to
Il answer the complaint Of the Plaintiff IN
the above entitled action, which is filed in the
office ot the Clerk OF the District Court Of the
Sixth Judicial District in and for the county
0f: Mobiles, and to serve 4 copy of your an
SWer to said complaint On the subscriber ut his
Office III the village Of Jackson, in the County
III Jackson, State of Minnesota, within twenty
days after the service Of this summons ,,pol, you,
exclusive Of the day Of such service, and II YOU
fail to answer the said complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiff IN this action will take
Judgment against you for the sum of Three Hun
dred and Fifty Dollars. with interest at the rate
OF ten per cent per annum from the 9th day OF
September, 1873. together with the costs and
disbursements OF this action.
Dated Jackson, Mimi, December II, 1875.
'THOS. j. KNOX,
4-A-.W. $ll e.. Plaintiffs Attorney
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+ A notice from Chas. A. Barrows, Sec.
rotary of the Agricultural Society,", re-
ceived too late for insertion this week
announces that there will be u meeting
OF the Society on Saturday, February
II, at l O'Clock p. m. at Miller Hall, in
/ Worthington, to discuss stock raising
and kindred topics. = .-IxrEflxs
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a Theresis = snow blockade on the IN
ION Pacific This ID sstosbe expected
down in that arctic region. ri ss*s:.ssass o.
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Is there any arrangement to furnish
railroad passes to citizens of Minnesota
attending tile Centennial? Isour State
Legislature looking into this matter? !,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-02-03

Mr.. Webster, who went to Oregon
some weeks since, in writing to friends
i'll this county, states that; he has not
seen = day of clear, pleasant weather
since his arrival.-ltock County Herald.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-02-03
w. s. SToCKDALE,.,
Milk Furnished,

THE undersigned. having made arrangements
Il to engage III the MILK BUSINESS perma-s
of WOrtlington with milk daily; 1t reasonable
rates. -" -
VEGETABLES. furnished also at the lowest
tt7-5w&
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-02-03

:. Bishop whipple left for Florida on
Monday last, OH account of Ills health.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-02-03

]: +. Moulton, Chairman of the Rail-
road Committee, accompanied by Mr..
Sutton and Mr.. Soule, left last evening
for La Crosse to meet Mr.. Easton to
confer with him concerning the South
:ern Minnesota.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-02-03

A. NJ. johnson, of Spirit Lake, al.
vertises Oats and Corn for sale. See
advertisement.