The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-04-15
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zz:s.. THE CULONl8TS. SIS rs
The ADVANcEan announced the arriv-
q Of the ealonists; from Boston, in sev-,
eral former issues. They. are now most
y located on their farms and Some more
extended mention will DO Of interest.
4 They came to the Adrian COLONY 1ln-
der the auspices Of tile Irish Catholic
Colonization ociation. 4: This IS tile
first colony from Bostoa and was Or
ganized BY Rev. ]. r Foolish, starting
from Boston March 20. 5s5z
The Association put 3Oacres Of break
ing upon each farm and this spring
built : house for each colonist desiring
it, SO that they can, at once begin farm
ing. ,=HIsa ,2-ss.'sf >5.s2 = 4,
The lands are sold on: long time and
easy payments. The rate Of interest is
six per cent and begins to accrue April
!, 1880. The first interest payment is
due. Jan. l, 1881. The principals to bs
paid in six annual installments begin
ming Jan.~1, 1881. =: - fiji. ..:...
Following is q list ct the colonists
with the location and price of lands:
John Bell, n. w. Sec. IS. Town, lOl.
Range. q. Without house. $500 per
acre. 81 r. - '.. 49, t.1..@ .t8Is
Michael Brown, n . 21-1os-ta. With
house. $3.50 per acre. - go.
Timothy Buckley, s 9 27.1O1-42. With
house. $3.50 per acre. r.
Tn1Nr GnnA0Y, lot 101 "A y
With house. $3.50 per acre. -,
John Condor, I'd. n " 29-1O1-4s.
With house. $3.50 per acre. ~
James Condor, II 9 31-1Ol-43. With
opt house. $500 per acre. @ ..s.s
James COnlon, sw 25.lO1-42. With
house. $50 rer acre. - @@
!lonse. SIS. so per acre. -sGi
James Fitzmaurice, g. Q 25-1O1.43
With house. $3.50 per acre:
Patrick J. Fitzmaurice, 33-l01 As.
With house. $500 per acre. 's.
]. J. Fitzmaurice, n " 23.1O1. 4s.
Without house. $3.50 per acre.
Calvin Martin, 8 W 23-l0l-42. With
house. $3.50 per acre. "
J. w. Gately, NV 31-1O1-43 With
house. $500 per acre.
.,
With house. $3.50 per acre.
John Hollern, II W 331O1-43. With
out house. $500 per acre. 80
Martin Kane, hS 23-1O1-42. With
house. $3.50 per acre.
Cornelius Kelleher, W 35-1O1-4',
With house. $500 per acre.
George ". Legros, nv 21-1o3-43.
With house.. $3.50 per acre.
nnr;ol NfoTnrn, n IA 1O1 40 JU:ay,
house. $3.50 per acre.
Dennis Mccarthy, Sc 17-1O1- ~,
With house. $500 per acre.
W. NJ. Mclaughlin, 21-1O1-43.
With house. $3.50 per acre.
Edward McManus, n 25-1O1-42.
With house. 500 per acre.
Thomas Murphy, 17-10l-42. With
house. Sc 90 per acre.
house. SIS 90 per acre.
James O'Neil, ne 29-10l-43. With
house. $3.50 per acre.
Thomas Sullivan. e aS-101-49. With
hOnse. $3.50 per acre.
VIM. II. Temp|eton, n 35-1Ol-42.
With house. $500 per acre.
LITERARY NOTICES.
The International Review for April
opens with Il paper on Gladstone, by c..
w. Hill. Henry James, Jr., contrib.
utes paper on the Letters OF Delacroix.
A very timely and interesting contrib:
ution is Karl Blinds on the Revolu-
tionary Movement in Russia. Other
papers are, WIN. Morris Hunt, The Co.
thenburg Liquor License System, The
Uranometria Argentina OF DR.. Gould.
sun-Spot Cycles and Epidemics, Tam.
many Hall: A. s. barnes, New York.
Yks leading articles in Scri3ner's for
April are. Success with Small Fruits,
The Gypwth OF Wood-Cut Printing,
Eighty miles in Indiana Caverns, peter
the Great, all profusely illustrated. DR..
Holland calls attention, in the editorial
department., to wood!cut engraving as
opening profitable field of art-industry
to Young men and women. The poems,
serials. short stories, miscellaneous ar
ticles and the vast variety of the ''de,
partments" which always enrich the
closing pages Of the magazine, are up to
the always sustained merit and value
of Scribner's, undoubtedly the most
popular monthly in the world.
st. Nicholas for April contains from
80 to 10 illustrations a. d nearly as ma.
ny literary contributions, consisting OF
storie9, poems, ETC., all calculated to
please and entertain the young folks.
Milton Daggett, of Boston, writes
that for 80 years he was a great sufferer
from dyspepsia and piles, was frequent
ly under nj dical treatment, and trio
various preparations without obtaining