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, 1877-01-21
old, agreeable to bis own statement + hope you
will be kind enough to do what ask Of you.


AN OFFICIAL VIEW.
Harts Paper.
young man Of good family makes at the
seaside the acquaintance OF > handsome young
woman, seemingly OF high social position; fall
desperately in love with her, wishes to marry
her.
Here, to his horror, begins an avalanche oi
cruel anonymous letters, Informing him that
his spouse elect is this, is that, is the other-in
tne. Is anything but what she should be.
Ihe loTer vehemently protests that these are
calumnies, and hasteas to the Prefecture OF Po-
lice to obtain triumphant refutatton OF the
cnarges against his sweetheart. In view OF the
gravity OF the case. the Prefect consents to in
vest'gate the }ady's record. The poor lover
listens breathlcssy as the official runs over the
books.
All. here we have heri Schnitzer-Olympia;
passes herself off as the Countess de v; age,
q; ran away from her mother (midwife, 50 Y
street, at Is, with r., barber: subsequently
was left an heritage BY her alleged uncle. T.,
druggist; NEXT heard OF attn --. Here the
official looks mp and secs the young man With
his head bowed down despairi1gly on his arms
and his whole frame tacked with agonizing
sobs.
Come, Gomez says he, kindly, s'cheer up.
There's nothing to be glum about. Look!-a
record as long rs your arm, and never single
conviction for anything!"
, 1877-01-21
TIE GREEN-EYED MONSTER.
Detroit Frkx Press

DefF0f FFEk fTES5.
In front Of gate On Hastings street girl
nine or ten years old was yesterday morning
waiting and watching. OF sudden Big En-
gfish. the bootblack, turned into the street half
block below, drawing Land-sled. At the
same moment Catnfp, the uewsboy, turned into
the street half q block above, also drawing q
sled. Each one had come to take his true love
others intentions. They met at the gate, and
while they were scowling darl1ly at each other
the true love was wondering how she could ride
both s1cds at once,
Villain, 60 back!" hoarsely whispered Big
English.
=. ~ Don't tech me, ye hoss-thietn warned the
other.
They pulled down their hats, spit On their
hands, and met in the shock Of mortal combat,
while one Of the s1cds slowed around and knock
ed true love into enow-drtft, from which posi-
fion her mother lifted her out and shook her
TIL her teeth rattled-bundled her into the
house and broke up the sleighing party.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-21
LATEST BY MAIL.

The department Of state has received .
dispatch from Minister Foster, in Mexico,
referring . the published accounts relative
70 The firing On the American oonsuls boat
at Acapulco, and stating that the affair is
now being investigated By the national gov
eminent Of Mexico. and also BY the military
governor Of Guerrero.
Col. Corbin. formely Of the executive
mansion, hes been tsadscs,l the po.i,io, Of
secretary TO the Sitting Bull intern .,ional
smbasy. No response =. y,s hes come
from the colonel. Il ia probable tina, he
viii dsclias, however, on acroun, Of s;ckos,,
IN his family.
NJ. Osallivan, Who Il iascs -ssi 10 The
is.sr-oosaaic Nicassgua oanal sth.ne. aav.
that the vost vim cass On, ~. .ooo, and oan
b cosP'sssd within 6,s ysAss No apyes.
psisaios. viil l~ asksa - ouasrsA ~ -.
'es.Psioas opsssd v ~ passs = ~ ~ssek
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-21
NEW YORK.

THE W. U. AND A. 4 p. AGREEMENT.
New York, August 2l.-The Times says
that the terms Of Agreement bstweea the
Western Union and Atlantic and Pacific
committees are rs follows: Kcene and Pare
are TO turn over $1,000 shsrea Of Atlantic
and Pacific stock Al Is to William II. Van.
derbilt ~ trustee for the Westcrn Union
Company. Vanderbilt in return. il y give
them an elnivalent in stock Of The Wsassa
un'o" Company =, -. The two companies
are to continue to carry o. business, and al
"n'ssandlnx CONTRACTS ar 10 bc fulfilled
but ~ tassisss Of holh a-s TO b. pooled,
sad the Atlantic ard Pacific y 10 spc-iv,
o"s'e'sasA e tAe gsus nraIas., sAe w.a.
or Ustss sveainins III svnalu,as s-,s..
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-21
FOREIGN.
A Canard About Kossuth -Ex
pliciteIy Denied.
A Less Of Some 10000 Men Before
Plevna Admitted BY Tie
Russian Authorities.
FOREIGN.

WAR ITEMS. @ &c
London Aug. 2l.-There are few troops
for the present at Drenova and Gabtova. -
A brigade of the l4th division is at Tir-
nova.
Reinforcements are moving south 10
strengthen the detatchments holding the
passes.
Cavalry is advancing against Osman
Dazar.
Gourkas defeats seems partly to have
arisen from the same cause as other Russian
reverscs, namely: the dividing Of his forces.
SWIMMING THE ENGLISH CHANNEL.
London Aug, 2l.-Frederick Cavill start
ed at 8 40 yesterday afternoon from Cape
Griznez to swim across the English channel.
In this attempt he succeeded, having arrived
within 6fty yards Of the English coast, near
Dover, at 345 this morning. He was
then taken into boat because, the sea being
rough and the breakers high, it was consid.
cred unsafe for him 10 land.
A AcANARD.
London, Aug. 2l.-The report contained
in The Times Vienna dispatch, that Kos
suth, in q proclamation 70 the Hungarians,
urges Austria and Hungary TO come to an
understanding with the porte as 10 the OK.
tent Of concessions TO the Christians, which
can be made without compromising the in
tegrity of the Turkish empire, is caaa.d
LOSSES BEFORE pLEvNA.
/ St. Petersburg, Aug. 2l.-A special to
Golos, reproduced by the official RUSSIA,
agency, admits that the Russian losses iu
two battles before Plcvna were from S,0Ol
to 10000 men, half of whom were killed o,
seriously wounded. About 5000 are in The
hospitals at sistova, simnitza and Trirnc
Mssurli. Oft~o hundred persons attached
to the Red Cross ambulances forty wer<
killed while collecting the wounded.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-21

Ths town Of G.yyi iwo. milss from
Deadwood. vas alm~t entirely destroyed by
FIRE Saturday norninE. n Only one or tvo
HOUSES were saved. The fire originated in
Varnes restaurant. There being no water
for Gre purposes the flames spread rapidly
and in three hours destroyed about two hun
dred houses. ranging in value from $50 to
$1,000. The total loss IL estimated at $780,
900 with NO insurance.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-21
THE DOMINION.
HEAVY LOSS.

Montreal, August 2l.-James McDougl.
large grain elevator and -four mills, Ira
Gould and Lewis flour mill, w. NJ. Morey
& Co.'s horse rail factory and part of their
rolling mills were destroyed BY FIRE this
morning. The mills all contained large
quantities Of grain. The FIRE broke out in
the top Of the elevator and the engines did
not have power to throw . stream high
enough to reach the flames. The loss will
be heavy.
~ Fs s. LATER,
This mornings fire Was not 20 serious as
was at 6rst supposed. The loss is about
10000.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-21

s'sh'ha. The country i. to b. rex i..ric.ed.
Sup rauons telegraph Office are to he con
solidased and rates are to be : Ned to the cid
standard. Thsform ofsconsf Tee. entered into
IL based on the pooliss contract uped by the
Direct and Anglo Amsr;cap Cable Compa-
nies. Tho hitch wasini rtgari % : pr cent
sge vhich'the Atlantic and Pacieo III ,uld
receive. t. was settled On the basis Of
per cent
New York. Aug: 2l.-Pre~ident orton to-
day s.td that the Western. Union Company
would feceive 81! per cent aud the Atlantic
and Pacific 124 per cent Of the gross earning.
of the pooled receipts Of both companies
The arrangement went to effect this morning
and the decision Of the conference will be
final, =
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-21
INSURANCE.
Statement of the conditio
Mobile Fire Department
INSURANCE COMPANY,
On tie 3lst Day Il Dsesnlsr, 1876.


The name Of the company is Mobile Fire De-
paItment Insurance Company.
Il is located In Mobile. Alabama.
The amount Of its capital stock is Two Hun |
dred Thousand Dollars
The amount OF its capital stock paid up Is Two
Hundred Thousand Dollars
THE Assets OF THE COMPANY ARE AS FOLLOWS
Cash Oh hand and In the hands Of
agents or other persons. Sl8R33 Is
Real estate nnlncumbered. 1880. 70
Bonds owned by the company, par val lGs25O 90
Loans Oh bonds and mortgage, being
first lien OH unincumbered real ey-
tate, worth double the amount
Loans on bond and stocks aoans on 'sz@
collaterals,: :.............. q sos II
Debts for premiums. s. IS s s
All other securities 1926 .03
Total assets. 49,. saa3, $50 81
LIABILITIES.
s.ss. s%.saiss saa due ':s s g
proof ........................ l,Gsa e5
Cash dividends TO stockholders unpaid $50 OO
All other claims against the company
lO per cent. reinsurance New York
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II ,2T 90
Total liabilities. ics................... Ss2 s12 II
The greatest amount insured in any
one r1sR 500 90
STATE OF ALABAMA
County of Mobile.
reiay of tie Mobile FTe aaa see
Company. being duly sworn, depose and say, thai
the foregoing is full, true and correct statement
insurance company is the bona fde owner Of at
least one hundred thousand dollars, Of actual
cash ea capital. invested in the state and United
cages Of real estate, unincumbered and worth
double the amount for which the same is mort
gagged and they are the above described officers
JSo. MAGu1RE. President
A. Du MoST, Secretary.
Subscribed % and sworn before me- this a7th day
| lsEAI-l Notary Public Mobile Co. Ala
| AuDIroR's OFFICE. L.,
iankton, D.T. Aug. 8. is77.
kota, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a
Of m ne Mobile Firs department lnsuranee Com.
pany OF Mobile, Ala. on the 3lst of December
ls'6, and now on file i'll my Office.
JOHN S SAND, Auditor,
BY l.. NJ. PuRDY. Deputy.
TIE TERRITORY OF DAKOTA,
| Auditors Office.
| Whereas, The Mobile Fire Department Insn-
and state of Alabama has filed in this Office a
sworn statement OF its condition on the 3ist day
of December, A d 1876. in accordance with the
provisions OF an act of the legislative assembly
OF the Territory OF Dakota, relating to insurance
Whereas, On examination of the sworn state
ment OF said company filed in this Office. find
!hat the Sslu insurance company Is possessed OF
the necessary amount of capital invested by law
=, Therefore. !. John 5. Sand, Auditor of Dakota
Territory. do hereby certify that said insurance
company is duly authorized to transact the busi
ness Of Fire Insurance in said Territory for the
year ending December aist, 1877. by agents prop
erly appointed.
LIB. PARTRIpE S CO, Agents.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and seal. tins and day OF August. A. D.
1877 JOHN 5. SAND, Auditor
tsEAL,1 BY l.. NJ PURDY. Deputy
L. 3. PARTRIDGE 4 CO..
d'd AGENTS.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-21
5 FATAL EXHIBITION.

- FATAL Exhibition. & A
D. E. Hardman, manufacturer Of Kenyo's
fire escape, was giving an exhibition of his
apparatus At store house to-day. He fas,-
ened the instrument to his breast and lower
Cd himself out Of the. third story window
when the brass band parted and Hardman
fell headlong to the ground, being instantly
killed.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-21
lDeadwood Times, Angus, ls,h.l

Last evening Sheriff Seth Bullock visit.
ed Crook City Tor the purpose OF swearing
in the militia company at that place. The
company numbers fifty. five, and is CON-
msnded by Ben Hazen, who was unani.
mously elected captain.
Deputy Sheriffs Willard and Cochrane
deserve the thanks Of every citizen In the
county for their gallant conduct in captur.
ing five out Of six prisoners who broke jail
on Monday last. Cochrancs return with
two whom he captured on the Cheyenne
road, has already been recorded, but vii.
lard only returned yesterday, bringing vith
him three out Of four Of the escaped crimi.
nails.
The committee to draft an organic act for
the new territory of Lincoln. met last eve.
ming at the Office of Miller s Has,ie. The
work progressed in business like manner.
Over twelve sections from the organic sets
of Colorado. Wyoming and Montana were
amended, shortened and worked over TO
suit the varied wants Of the people of the
Hills Different parts of the work have
been assigned TO the members composing
the committee, ard at the next meeting
they hope to complete the work.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-21

WALL STREET.
New York, August 81.
Money.
Governments-Weak, lower.
Gold-l.04s.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-21
SLACK HILLS NOTES.

tDeadwoOd Champion, Aug. 18TH
TO over eleven handred people last Sunday.
A forty stamp mill passed through town
last evening for Central. 1t came 10 on
the Cheyenne road.
The school ooard at their meeting m
Monday evening took the necessary steps
to purchase school site
Several wagons, with about scventy-five
passengers, went out as far as Centennial
Park yesterday afternoon, where they camp
ed for the night. This morning they viii
proceed towards the east by way OF Pierre
There is a. heavy stampede for the rev
silver mines on White river. They are re.
ported as being very rich. and as they lay
on the route Of the pilgrims who return BY
way Of the Missouri river, il is more than
probable that large numbers will avail them.
selves Of the opportunity To prospect. We
have some faith in the White river mines.
Stafford & Corwin, a couple of enterprising
and experienced hotel men have Just com.
pleted the erecti IN Of q new and spacious
building in Rapid City for hotel purposes.
Both gentlemen are we'll known citizens Of
Yankton, and in honor of their old home and
that their friends from the Missouri river
may know where to find first class accomo-
dations, they have named it the Yankton
House.
Teams leaving for the States" are loaded
with men who have seen the Hills" from
the streets Of Deadwood and arc ready to re.
turn to swear that there is no gold in the
country, that our people have hair on
their teeth, and that they exist largely on
thin air and Imagination. The quicker thi,
class of funfortunates leave the Hills the bet.
ter it will be for themselves and those who
remain here.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-21
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

WALL STREET.
New York, August 81.
Money.
Governments-Weak,lo lower.
Gold-l04;.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, August 2l.
WHEAr-Spot, strong, quiet futures ac-
tive, better No 2, winter red; l.3stal l.Ss1
for August.
Consultative, 6rmer; new western
mixed; 53@57!c.
OArs-Quiet; mixed western and state !;
25@45c.
PoRK-Firmer; 1915.
LARD-Firmer; $50.
WHIsKY-l2}.
Chicago, August 81.
WnEAT-Strong and higher; LOST for
August; 96sc bid for September.
CoRs-Active, shade higher; 42s@42ic
for cash; 42ac for October.
OATs-Firmer; 23lc for caah or Sep.em-
Der.
RYE-Quiet; size.
BARLEY-6sc for September.
PoRK-Firm and higher; l2OOs@l2.40
for cash or September; l2.42!@l2.45 tor
Qclober.
LAlD-Firm and higher; 8, for cash :
s.S0@8 81 for October.
WHmxY-s1.
MINIATURES.
Milwaukee, August 81.
WHEAr-Strong and higher; los 70,
cash; l.07 for August: 97ic for September
No. 8, l.02l.
CoRx-Firrn 4eSc.
oArs-23lc.
RyE-5l3c.
RARLEv-6Sc.
/ YAnkr0H PRODUCE Market. !,
/ n,tkm-' GRAIN rspe.
WbrAf f.s.......... ..,,..t,.. .EsvSy
Nsss ..ss.>.. ....Jt.t.... 80
II Essey.'.'.s, ',...ssr.- -
4 Es.s ...S.;.S.i...s - . .s...ss. .,s..-........
.......-.>.sSs. ......-shos
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FIFTY BARRELS OF TAR.

The Governor has shipped SO barrels
of tar to this county which is expected
to-day. 1t is intended for free distrib.
ution to those who will use it for de.
stroying grasshoppers and are unable
to procure it otherwise. If the Chair
man, or any member of the. Board of
Supervisors, or any one whom they may
appoint, will take charge Of the distri-
button in Their respective towns, it will
greatly facilitate matters and save the
farmers the time and trouble of coming
here and getting it in small quantities.
The tar will he furnished upon the
application of the Chairman of the
Board of Supervisors, OF by his order,
as follows:
Hersey and Graham Lakes, apply to
Mr.. Baker, Station Agent at Hersey.
Ransom and Bigelow, to E. S. Mills
Bigelow.
Olney, Westside, Little Rock, and
Grand Prairie, to Capt. Wigham, A.
drian.
The other towns will be supplied by
A. &. Robinson, at Worthington.
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pTHEAnKANrR

E '"P~!- aSee.ss.ss:ss akI .SissS.
=. One willzonly have to SO to the. coun,
ty otticeand:looknp the Judgments rest
ing against the owners Of the AD:
VANCE. journal. - 80 - =" ,ta ,5as%-
There are no Judgments resting a
gainstthe ADVANCE nor against its
owner. The ADVANCE is Sour proper.
ty, as we have frequently stated.
Prof. :Humiston testified; recently be-
fore the Court at Mankato that Miller,
lIum;ston 8 Co., had sold us the Al:
VANCE establishment and that we had
promptly met our obligations: 80 :
This ''stop tllief!'' cry of the Journal
is in exact keeping with its character.
The men who make up the Journal set
are plastered from head to foot will,
judgments, are repudiating their hon
est debts, are Selling each others prop
erty, are making false ~afiidavits and
are preying upon their fellow men like
80 many starving lyenas.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-05-31
STREET IMPROVEMENTS

|. Capt. Miner, Street Commissioner,
has been out all week with a brigade OF
men working the streets and bringing
them as near to the established grade
as is practicable this season. They
have worked Tenth Street from the De.
pot to the Okabena Greek bridge. AT
some points beyond the village, the
grade was raised about three feet.
Ninth Street will he taken up next and
worked up the Lake shore to Mr.. Sykes
farm. Third Avenue will lie worked
to the intersection of Humiston Ave
nue.. A bridge will he put in just be-
low the residence of W. r. Bennett
The ditch draining the slew north OF
town has been cut q foot deeper and is
now good ditch and will drain the
slew lry.
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JUDGMENT N1T.E

STATE OF MINNESOTA
DISTRICT COURT, !
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. !
John P. Henry, Plaintiff,
I. n. Safer, C. z. Sutton, G. Ander-
son. Otis Bigt low, H. D. Humis
ton, Stephen Miller, the Trustees
ct the First Methodist Episcopal
Church of WOrthingtOn, Minnie
sofa, and John e. Hitc,
Defendants
eo Pursuant to and by virtue Of a judgment Of
foreclosure and sale male in the above entitled
action, on the 10Th day Of April, A. D. 1877, Il
Transcript OF which said Judgment certified by
the Clerk Of said court, has been delivered to
he, the undersigned Sheriff of said county, will
sell at public auction to the highest bidder for
cash, Oh Saturday, the 10th day of June, A. d.
1917 at ten O'Clock in tile forenoon at the front
door of the SheritfS office, in the village Of Wor-
thingtnn, in Mobiles county, Minnesota, the real
estate and mort%ageil premises directed by sal |
Judgment to be sold, and therein described as
follows, viz:
Lots number eighteen and nineteen in block
number eighteen in the village OF Worthington !,
in said county Of Mobiles, State of Minnesota as
described and laid down on the original plat of
said village on file and of record in the office of
the Register of Deeds in and for said county,
Dated Worthington, MIMI, May l, A. ID. 1877.
j. A. TOWN.
Sheriff Mobiles County, MINI.
CLARK SOULE, Plaintiff S Attorneys.
rs IS CIVIL
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JUDGMENT SALE
STATE OF MINNESOTA.
lVfAI,N,HN ny NIAnl *.

JCDOAHE1HI OHLN
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF MOBILES
District Court. Sixth Judicial District
Mary c. Hebbard, Fannie L. Hebbartl, and Wal
ter G. Hebbard, Moses A. Hcbbard and Lula
!!ebbard, infants, by NJ u. Soule, their guar
dian, dd Item. Plaintiffs.
Thomas H. Childs and Anna NJ. Childs, Defend
ants
Pursuant to and by virtue of Judgment of
foreclosure and sale made in tile above entitled
action, on the 18th day OF April A. d. 1877, Il
transcript OF which said judgment &c, titled by
the clerk Of said Court, has been delivered to me,
the undersigned Sheriff Of said county, will sell
at public auction to the highest bidde; for cash.
OH
SATURDAY, THE SECOND DAYOFJUNE
A. D. 1877, at ten o'clock in the forenoon at the
front door of the Sherf's Office, in the village Of
Worthington, in Mobiles county, Minnesota, the
rel estate and mortgaged premises directed by
said Judgment to be sold, and therein described
as follows, viz: =:
The northeast quarter OF Section Thirty, Town
One Hundred and Two, Range Forty One, lying
and situate In the county of Mobiles and State 81
Minnesota.
dated Worthington, Mimi, April II, A. D..
1877.
J.A TOWN,
Sheriff, Mobiles County, Mimi
CLARKE s. SoULE, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
5-33-iW,
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ARRIVALS.

Henry Stockmann, from Carver, has
arrived and is looking for land. Stock
men are the kind of men we want in
this county.
r. H. Doe and Mr.. Potter, of Dodge
county, are here looking up lands. T.
II. Parsons has been showing them the
country and they are much pleased.
and pronounce this far ahead OF Dodge
county. They will no doubt select
lands and come on as soon as they can
make arrangements to do so.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

JUDGMENT SALE. -
5 t coUN Is t %F N6BIE$, -;
DISTRICT COURT,
SIXTH JUDICIAL. DISTRICT
John C. Hite, Plaintiff, So: 1,,:.'t:..
1. N. Safer, G. z. Sutton, G. Ander
son, Otis Bigelow, H. D. Humis- ''''' ~
ton, Stephen Miller and the Trils-
tees Of the First Methodist Epis-
copal Church of Worthington,
Minnesota Defendants.
Pursuant to and by virtue of judgment of
foreclosure and sale made in the above entitled
action on the 2Gth day of April, A. D. 1877, q
TRANSCRIPT of which said Judgment certified by
the Clerk OF sail court, has been delivered to
me, the Undersigned sheriff of said county, will
Sell at public auction to the highest bid. Ter for
cash, on Saturday the 10th day of June, A. d.
1871 at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, at the front
door Of the Sheris Office in the village of Wor-
Ellington &, i'll Mobiles county, Minnesota, the real
estate and mortgaged premises directed by said
Judgment to be sold. and therein described as
follows, viz:
Lots number eighteen and nineteen fin block
number eighteen in the village Of WorthingtOn,
in said county Of Mobiles, State Of Minnesota, as
described and laid down on the original pat Of
said village Oh file and of record in the Office of
the Register Of Deeds in and for said county.
Dated Worthington, MIMI. May ], A: D. 1877.
J.. A. TOWN,
Sheriff Mobiles County, Mimi.
CLARK & SouLE, Plaintiffs Attorneys
IS Civil
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.sznsg e71 z "a IzNks s.,,<

/ ! gas " GRAI7AM LAKES I1EH4 sss,<s
;, Theresa are nov: Three: Snnatdialy Schools
in operation at Graham Lakes: H Q.
Hallett is Superintendent Of two, one
north Of the Lakes andsone. West. IA.
Dunlap. is Superintendent Of the one
east Of the Lakes. Prayer meeting .ev-
cry Thursday night at the Chapman
school house. Rev. Brown breaches
every two weeks, and a cordial invita-
ton is extended to other ministers to
visit tile lakes and hold SERVICES; "
There are three schools in operation,
one taught by Miss Hattie Miller, one
by Miss Jennie Hollis and the third by
Miss Emma hubert. - " ''SS ',s> LIKE a., -,
Crops are very promising and very
few grasshoppers. Farmers feel hope
full of q crop this year, Two minor ar
rivals recently: girl at the residence
of John Cunningham and either boy or
girl at the residence Of "A. Nelson.
Capt. J.; W. Miller, Of Graham cakes,
has sold his farm to a brotheraof j. NV.
Cunningham, who has recently arrived.