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e have Just returned from trip in
: TO Dakota Territory, and we were sur
prlsed to see so much grain, and to see
IL looking so well in that country. The
wheat is perfectly splendid, oats barley
and rye looks well. The corn is late
but looks WE'LL. We found almost ev-
cry one in hopes of good crop. In
Murray and Mobiles Counties, Minn.,
the crops are farther advanced. and, ex-
cepting wheat, which is quite weedy,
looks full as promising as in Dakota.
One thing WAS quite noticeable in the
TERRITORY, the scarcity of cattle. Very
few farmers having more than one or
two COWS. There being very few natu-
raj meadows i'll the country is probably
the principal reason that so little stock
is raised.
Fulda still improves, and by fall we
will have one of the incest villages on
the S. NJ. Il. Il.
4 small cyclone struck the $. E. cor
ner of Fulda on Friday evening and de-
molished Mr.. Nelson Johnson's house,
tearing it to atoms, and severely iniur-
ing Mrs. johnson. Mrs. Johnson's ba-
by Is months old WAS blown several
rods and was unhurt, save a small scar
on the head. If the wind had varied 80
rods to the north Fulda would have
been (. second Marsllield.
Mr.. I. Williams had narrow escape
on Wednesday. Through the negligence
OF some Of tile workmen u scafrold fell
with him 90 feet; IL heavy piece of tim
Der striking on end some inches from
his thigh. The breath was knocked out
of him for time (l,e has got it back a.
gain, however,) and all supposed lie was
killed.
Our school commenced on }Vednes-
day with Frank Bennett in the chair.
a town well is being dug on St. Paul
street. nfr. lloyd has his house almost
completed on Baltimore stect.
Ayoca will celebrate the Fourth of
July with " horse race and other appro-
pirate doings.
IRON for the extension Of the S. II. r,
r. is passing up the line now; 7m!es of
road bed is completed and contracts let
to the james River. The mails have
beer, delayed on account of q ''washout"
down the road, but trains came through
on Saturday.
The new arrivals Of Eng|ishncn are
delighted with the country round Cara
ham Lakes and arc talking of buying
farms from the settlers as well as the
r. r. Company.
Stone & parshall are furnishing beef
for the Il. r. ut the front.
joe. T.. Willing returned from Sew
ard some time ago. We knew Wallng
would not stay from Eulda long.
=. W. ".
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LIGHTNING ROD SWINDLER ClUGHT
The Northtivtd News says:

The Mortified News says:
The people Of this vicinity have been
nearly rs nl,c! excited during the past
week owe: t'tt sWlluliug operations Of
ll@i:tnliiG-rGd lHv'', rs they were at tie
Time OF the bank robbers raid, The
com llH!ntS COME mostly from he co,lli-
try. and we heard IT nearly Il dozen at
temptS to Vit!i!li"v iaincls This is
how they oner"!r: Agreeing to erect a
rcd tex = certain sum, they iut it on
ani t'",: '"1:,'Tn" 10 tNtnTt twice the
amount agreed Ni:nn, charging l." thu
loot. F"r iliStaIi'r, they promise 'np
man to rod his ln;}se Tor So hy the iuut:
have him SIGN II contract ant! t:ipn ask
bin for 50 when the rod is NJ. " here
the contract WIS signed Ivy the appii-
cant, ie generally colnprumls: 4 ny pay
!Hg about twice lij'S he intended TO-
II Some cases payment If eXorl!tant
prices has l'rn oit ins Il ly threats.
but I his was not lie case at Mr.. john
Urentlaw s. MI. j. did not wish Il rcd
bit finally accepted Il proposition Of S;i5
for he jth. When it Was finished t}s.
i'-htrii,grod man requested The pay
m"nt ni So, or y note fer that amount
Mr.. y. Indignantly refused! and entered
his house, followed hy Il big l)ulldozine
brus;er named y. II. Dinyman. who
drew small club and threatened bis
life if he did not sign the note. But
the Charge Of the b. h. h. recalled upon
himself, for john had him arrested for
assault with intent to kill. He WAS
cauCI't at Pennington. brought back
and on trial before Justice Streetcr:
f't1 SIS and costs. making q total Of
S03.T. Chief nl Police Wheeler then
notified tie gang to leave the city under
apena|'y OF fuU !'rr arrests, and they
left. The only pity is that they escaped
with so light punishment.
State na,NrS CODY
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THE FOURTll.-.Arrangementsh have
been made to celebrate the Fourth Of
July at Worthington. This year, you
know, the Fourth comes on the third
('blamed seldom'' how it can do that
and therefore it will be celebrated on
Saturday, the third, by an address, Il
basket picnic dinner and lots of fun,
hnt ''no tech;n the roll bengal tag
gar" as the Snowman said. "IIans
oph," unless you can get drink on the
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

AEDITOR-E. s. Mills.
TREAsUREi-Il. E Shepard.
E!:G!STH1. or HEEDS-.InS"i,I! Chadwick.
Jy!H;i OF p!OEt1E-H. u. Barrier.
CLERK OF o., l:r-i:. y. Carrier.
SHEKIFr--h. r. Miller.
SCEyEyon--Ailtn CLANCY. Dcputy-A|lc'
NJ. Clancy.
CNl'Er Cow N1SSI.,SE,-II. p. I{Umi>tOn.
COUNTY NJ Tu2%EE-Dunil liurcr.
COHO%E!:-;. Is. HrnN"1t.
Coz NTY SUPERINTENDENT c. Ogle.
COMMISSIONERS.
First Di<'fi:t-i'rtir:ick Bloom, If Seward.
Second pi>ti;ct-A. II. Crosby, of Adri"n.
IHirt Ii:hirt-noht. shore, OF ltanS IN,
CnnirEEl".
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Isl J. p, MOULTON- Hecrivrr

NoTI!CE. 7: $: Land Office, Warrington,
Complaint la1i:'t: been filed in this Office by
James i. ',!e.'s II against Thomas Barry
~ tIGonlAg Homestead Entry No. lD,7 i, da,ed
r'!r@c l., il y i'.rs county, Nlini SOFA. Xiii, =
vlrW 10 he canc"!la' ion If 81 id entry; the said
parties arc hereby sri:lnloncd to ap!,ar at this
once ON INC "a ~ If June 1885, at o'clock p.
IL Il" respond aud fur ISL testimony r0ncerni,,r
Said alleged at,,n'i, :,mcnt '''@
90, MONSGNHNACER, Register.
"SI }. L. MOULTUN. Receiver.
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NOTICE. e. s. Land Office, Wor;hin~t"n
~ Minil.. t!,i T. l>-y -
'"hr!aiI iI'; ::'- '.'rn c'''ero;l 1T this Office.
ny ''h ':".ii ;'=ain>t E:rirl ~wnrn:an for
i''A''n NV !i:r'rr try No. I,iS; dated
ra:-t II %::''!''~ r''ri'y MIMI. " 18th view To-
'i:" 'E"r.l:t! ii >a::l HM'ry; tnc sal p;r;i"s
ire nr;'''y S':1n'!',i'"' oHri"nr 1t tli> oic>. ON
,''H 2-' h'H o. :; $40. IS II. i; IL flock Il III
'I">n ""d IN furnish testimony concerning
Sll :t..rSc abandonment.
MONS H:i1EACEi;. Register.
''j j. l.. MNJ'LTUE, li"criv"r.
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SUMMONS.
STATE OF M!NNESOTA,)
COUNTY OF MOBILES,

SUIlNONS.
STATE OF M!NNESNTA,)
COUNTY OF MOBILES
DISTRICT COURT,
SlXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
WIN CLARK and Margaret Clark, rIttfs
Against S,,.,-
joshua !. Maxwell, Defendant. mans
The State OF Minnesota to the above named
Defendant: -''''AOo
YOU Joshua J. Maxwell. are hereby summon
ca ana required to answer the comp]:,ut in this
9 aeti9n which has been filed in the office of tv
ty and state, and to serve a COPY OF yoUr answer
TO San CompIaint on the subscribers ut
county Of Mobiles, State Uf minnesota withi,,,
twenty days after the service Of this Summons
Hpnh You, exclusive Of the day Of such service.
and if y';u fail t. a,iswpr the said i;cnnlaint
Mlhln t!!; time af":rS;sid the plaintiffs in this
naidch in said complaint. Wv
Dated May -, 4. d. $3.50
EMORY CLARK and
., ,, GEO. W. WILSON,
- Plaintiffs Attorneys, Worthi,gton, MINI.
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,SHoRr HORN BULL, Baron of Como
dale, will serve COWS at s. each. Also
a bull calf for sale. Apply to
.::.= e=Z:.=. G. W. HENDE1CKsoN,
= 4l-Sw* Sec. q, Jersey.
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The Boston -lusic;,l Concert Gonna.

NY will give one of their tertainmcnts
on Friday evening next at Bennett t
Hall. The chief attraction is Little Lee
lah, the child priina donna, said to lie
the only child il, the world that sing, in
opera solos. Lu!a| Mu!llueaux gives
rpcitationS and Prof. Mnllineaux gives
banjo and violin solos, comic songs, ct c.
Tickets can le had ut WykufI's store.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
SUMMONS.

!. SUMMONS.
GTATE OF MINNESOTA,
~ COUNTY or MOBILES { - -
~ DISTRICT CoURT,
,,4, ,S1xTII JUDIClAL DISTRICT.
A"'''a'' N' ssans g. Plaintiffs Summon,
VIM. NJ. Boyer, Defendant
The State OF Minnesota to the above-named De.
fendaut: ~
You, " m. N. Boyer. are hereby summoned
ana required toanswer the complaint in this ac
ton which is now file in the Office of the Clerk
or the Dl:trGt Court for said county at the vii
Rage Oh Norlh!ngton in said county and to serve
acopr OF your answer to said complaint on tho
subscriber, at his office in the village OF Wor-
thl2gto', county of Nobles State of Minnesota.
within twenty days after the service of This sum,
mons upon you exclusive OF the day OF service,
and II You I'll to answer the said complaint WITH
In TIE lime aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action
VIII take Judgment against you tor the sum Of
Ono Hundred and Eleven Dollars with interest
!nefeon At Inc rate OF seven per cent. per annum
from the 18th day of December, 1871, and the
costs aHd disbursemcntsb of this action.
Dated Wortlington Minn., June l, 1880.
Il CIV PLAINTIFFS Attorney, Wortlington, MINI.
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con CT

James G.. Clark. the sweetest ballad
singer in a ! the American Israel, and
ono Of the li"rSt poets in the country.
will pass through W'nrthingt3n on Tues.
tl1: next. he is Not THIS in" on u pro-
ftsSinnal visit to Wo:tIlingtnn hut his
friends do not Want him to pass tilro'
without hcaring him sing "Gnin. lie
has thtr"st':n consented to give an in
formal concert, at y nO,liilnl admission
tr", yin TnH:;!Ay evening next !cf,r" he
takes the train. We understand the
Congregational Church can I've had and
the concert will therefore be at that
church.
\ gentleman said to us recently that
the first time he heard Mr.. Clark, he
did not think it extraordinary. ;,ut
the more he thought OF it he better ii
grew. The music stuck to him and
kept ringing in his ears, or rather in
his heart
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1TYLLNONT

Magnificent weather for wheat. The
late rains, ard now these nice warm
days, have Il wonderful effect on vrge-
tatjon.
Mrs. Graf has the incest garden in
town.
Road ovcrseer Robert Sell had I'LL
hands on tic road Thursday and Friday.
Our Census taker, A. Campbell. was
in town last week winding up his duty.
The other night some cattle came in
y. Ucfty's wheat field, and did some
damage, besides spoilinga few trees,
and in the morning all were gone.
Now who's We're they? II. is mad.
Breaking is now in full blast. a
bran new chimney at \. p. Lebens and
No. ! cattle yard at J. Mock's are all
the local improvements Of the week.
Insure against fire and lightning!
John Mock is willing to attend to that
business as he is Insurance Agent.
Give Him Il call.
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The mark placed here IS to glve no.
t'ce that your subscription has erpi,'-
ed.
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Girl wanted, to do cooking at the
Roche farm. Will pay from s. to 81
per week. Apply. to S. Mclean, Round
Lake, or leave word at this Office. 40-2w
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HERD Boy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or
Swede preferred. Inquire at this office.
42-2Wx
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NOTICES OF CONTEST.

Notice. U: s.. Land Office, worthineton
~ Mimi. May IT, 1850.
=, Compant having been entered at this Office by
fm'l Gr,t aG" i t, Henry >: Hinkam
May l., 1879, upon the seI Of sec 6, town
snip luz, range ~; in Mobiles County, Minnesota
with view to the cancellation of said entry
the said parties are hereby summoned to
appear ut this office on the Sd day of June,
!? t. at o'clock y. H., to respond and FUR
nlSi testimony concerning said alleged aban
'lONMtnt.
~, Nuns GRINAGER, Register.
Isl j. Z. MOULrON Receiver
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~ Minn. April rs, $50
C"mpl'i int avin" hc:'n entered at this office by
Barr ". Lyon against Herbert &. McMarus fox i
a'f'nd",ln!; l'nMr>1cad Entry No. moo,
uHi"' April II, 49,, UPON III, WlzswA sec G..
"Hr 1':'. r:trG"ll il N"l''rs county. Nina with
aF" J." IL" r!nr''ii:':;nn OF S, t.!.t:y: the said
!i'rtl - ar" r; 'y >;:n!nr,,d tu H;!;;%,ra a. Ills
"'r on tx, 1ih day II June, ls~: Il; s o'clock
a. H., 20 Respond al'.l fu:;,i !, >;i,nny colc!rn
irT SAID alleged :i!":n,cnM,Ht
49,, MONS. GEiN!.GEU, Register
81 ! MDtLTNN i!rcnjvi.r
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Il New Find OF n,tch Case
New because it is only within the fast few
years that it has been improved and brought
witiin NE l'ar 81 every one: old IN principle
first !'Htollt taken u,i nearly twenty years ago.
and cases made 1T ;Ilat time and worn ever
since, are rcar.y rs GOOD 4: new. Read the fol-
lowing which, is oli! ease Of many hundreds
your jcweicI can tell of similar ones:
MANSFIELD. Pa, May 2Sth, ls7A
have 4 customer who has carried one at
Boss Patent Cases fifteen years and knew it
two Years before he got it, and it now appears
good for ten ;ca.S longer
K F. OLNEY, Jcwclcr.
Remember Jas. Boss is the ONLY I';;tent Case
made "f two plates Of solid gold Zone outside
and one inside) covering every part exposed to
wear sight. the great atlvalltage nf these snlid
plates over electro gliding is apparent to every
enc. HoSS is the only patent case with which
there is given written warrant, Of which tho
following is q facsimile:
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II = Land Office at Worthington, MIMI,
Notice is hereby given that til" following
named set tier HIS filed notice o! his intention Ia
cure final entry thereof at the T.. s. Land OF.
liz" in y or1lIi',Eton, Mimi, on
Mnnd ", .}u;c2- lSSN, viz:
~ YIN. S'"&">. ii"meS 'ead Application
NoS,"l for the WE>ri4 SIC 81 = 50 and nam. $
the following IS Ills witnesses, viz:
\. Miner. &. ~. E">',urgh, John IIans'erccr,
Z. !. Key all Of Noh:tS co., Mimi
3o1 Mons GRINAGEr, Register
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It's good time to reorganize the G..
a. Il. as that is the first half Of his
name.
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''!n iH,3 W" Trusted.
IN Kansas we iu.Ste1,"

G. c. Whit|"y had two yeariing colts
weighed on Saturday last. The twelve
mn't!;s colt weighed SO pounds and
the thirteen months one weighed sG:3.
They were sired by England's Glory
now owned ut the Rock county farm.
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iIN4i L pTGOiT NOTICES.

- Land Office at Worthington, Mimi,
N"'ir" is hereby gwen that the following
GA!;''; Srl;lt las i,i'ti r"tc of lis intent n Il.
max" ma: proof ~ S'':,':ri Of lis claim and So.
cure final entry thereof at the L. ). Land Ut!cc,
III 50 riiii:!-tui' Mluu.. un
ThrSt!aE. July ~, $50
:iohn Hrah'r, Homestead Application No.
92s4 for the SEA sec lO-1n3 80 and names
Iht following As his witnesses, viz:
jonathan Gordon. Matthias Bridges. Charles
1larthull, Ma tin !lr>er, of iIelicy, MINI.
Al Moss GRINAGi X, Register.
TT $. Land O1ice at Worthngton, Mimi.
~ May Il, iS>r!.
Notice is hereby given that the following ma N,
Ell settler has filed notice of his intrlIi.:l; to
make final proof in support o: his claim, and So.
ct;r ma! entry ~: CO.. =. the U. :. Land Office
AT rthincnr, Man.. viz:
saturday. July -. l>S,:
Hans Olsen, Dec Hratory Statement No.
II, 1910 for tho. nwil See. !u-iGl-l2 and
names the following rs his witnesses. viz:
IS. tennis, NHut Thomas Christ PETERSON,
Hans Pauison, OF Mobiles county, Mimi
4OJ MONS GRINAti:R. RegiStcr.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

For all the purposes Of Family Fhysta,
and for curing Costivenes., 5aundieo,
Indigestion, Foul Stomach, Breath,
Headache, Erysipelas, rheumatism,
Eruptions and Skin Diseases, BIZ
iousness. Dropsy, Tumors, Worms,
Neuralgia, as Dinner PHI,
for Purifying the Blood.
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Look for a raid Of mosquitoes after
this rain.
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Girls, what do think! There's two
weddings on the program.
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See first page for accounts Of storms,
steamer collision. floods, life of Garfield
rt;.
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COUNTY MAPS

COUNTY MAPS
GI:Ed FRED UCTIONIN PRICE,
Justreceived al the ADVANCE Office
y new invoice of MOBILES COUNTY
MAPS, which we will sell at a reduction
of so per cent. for the next 60 days, us
follows:
Single Map, 1Oc
Two Maps, 15c
Five Maps, 25c
These are handsome coiored maps
and the only large maps Of Mobiles
County extant. Parties ordering by
mail must enclose stamp
Il BARGAIN.
We can. furnish a new Platform
spring Wagon or an End Elliptic
Sprlng Buggy. manufactured by Fish
brothers s. Co., Racine, at Il better
bargain than any dealer can give.
These wagons and buggics now take
the lead. Call and see us or write for
terms.
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STAYED o.: STOLEN.-On May 18th.
a dark. iron gray. two-yrav-nll mare
colt, white spot III forehead and halter
on. Liberal reward. Address
Join Cox,
39-3w* Adri; n, Mobiles Co., MINI
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Sou!e is talking of making some chan
ses i'll tic post office building. They
are needed. If he don't give rs a big
ger drawt for our mail We'll write to
Garfield
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Second hand mower for sale. Inquire
at this Office,
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ROHRER'S SC'RIPTTJRE

Evidently Rohrer doesn't know any
more about scripture than he does a.
bout law. lie makes both to suit the
occasion. lie draws on his imagination
for the facts and on his memory for his
wit. ,ur Wcstside correspondent sets
him right as follows:
Inoticp (. letter in the Journal writ
ten by Eanic! Ro|'rer. 1t is hard to tell
just what he is driving at. lie speaks
Of r. Il. Miller and a. i. Miller and
the ''Whole crowd' who were at the in
'iynation meeting. He was as inno-
cent Of the whole matter as a young an
gel whose wings had not grown out"
How does Mr.. Il. know that young all
gels have wings? That is mere sup
position. At the tt ne the three angels
appeared to Abraham on the plains near
Sudom and Gomorrah they did not APP
pear to have any wings. They appear
ed as three beautiful young men. And
Abraham did not at first know they
were angels sent from heayen with
message for him. AGAIN he refers to
to what the APOSTLE Paul says about
babes. say Paul did not make any
such assertion. Paul said: "Wlen [
was child. spake as Il child, l UNDER
stood as Il child. I thought as child;
when [ became man | put away child
ish things" Paul speaks of babes INST
once i'll all his writings and he alludes
to the carnal minded as being babes in
Christ. always falling away from grace.
L have never come across many lawyers
or doctors that were very well posted
on the Bible. r. S.
TIE FOURTH At LAKE TALL
Colt.
There will be Picnic in the Grove
at Talcott Lake, Saturday, the Third
of July. There will be music, dancing,
Rotations and appropriate addresses.
a planned floor 60 feet long to dance
Old Bachelors" Cordial invitation to
all.
The dispatches said all along during
the Convention, ut is the field against
Grant," So it turned ont. The Gar
field.
The spelling reform is working the
other way since the Convention. a final
''e'' has been added to Cameron's first
name. They call him Done Cameron.
Tonic.-Every one, at times. feels the
necessity of some restorative of the vi
tai powers. depressed by mental or bod
lily exhaustion. In such conditions,
let every one, instead Of flying to the
alcoholic or medicinal slim lants, which
must be followed by depression equal to
tfeir excitement, reinvigorate his de-
ranged system by the natural tonic eie-
ments Of the Peruvian SyruD, RI - ::
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Are the most e.
fective and congo
NAL p,,rgativcever
discovered. They
are mild, but e.
fectual in their
operation, moving
the bowels surely
and without pain.
Although gentle
in their operation.
they are still ho
most thorough aud
s~A>>
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-06-17
GRANGE REGISTER.

REGULAR MEETINGS.
WOrthington Grange-Second and Fourth Sat
ardays in each month, at II O'Clock.
Hersey-No 32S meets the first Saturday in
zach month at the IIcrscy Hall. All brothers
and sisters Of other Oranges arc cordially invit-
ID.
Graham Lakcs-sccond and lth Wednesdays.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-06-17

Gov. Miller is preparing to move his
Office to the Stockdac building (former
ADVANCE office, and his rooms at the
depot will lie occupied by the train dis
patcher.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-06-17

IO FOREIGN SUBSCRIBERS
Subscribers to the ADVANCE living
outside Of Mobiles county will please
remember that when we notify them
OF the expiration of their subscription
and they do not respond, we take it for
granted that they do not want the
paper longer, and our rule is to strike
their names off.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-06-17
70 PUBLIC EXA MINER. d

Examiner Knox and his assistant AL
len Whitman, spent day or two here
last week looking into the county books
and accounts. They came too soon to
find anything amiss with Shepard and
Mills and did not stay long enough to
ferret out what was amiss in former Of
ficials. They found, however, that Aud
itor Walker had overdrawn his salary,
that is, that his salary had been based
upon the assessment for the succeeding
years instead of upon that of the past
years as the law requires. In justice to
Jimmy we will say that we think he did
not know that this was not right. We
understand that the former Auditor
did the same and that it has been the
custom in this.county. Whether they
will be called on to refund or not, we
cannot say.
The Examiners were very reticent a.
bout giving that dreadful old ADVANCE
any information and we shall await
their report to the Governor with con-
siderable interest.