The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-10-06
RAILROAD NEWS.
SURVEYORS COMING

G. 3. Knox, of Dickinson county,
Iowa, came to Worthington Oh Tues
day bringing the Chief Engineer of the
Il. G. Il. 4 n. The locating party
have already located the road to the
State line, striking the line ut the cor
ner of Dickinson and Osceola counties,
near the Fenstermaker place. They
| are now coming in this direction and
will he here this week, running another
preliminary line. The new preliminary
runs about a mile north of State Line
luke, touching near the Phelps place.
The probabilities now are that the
road. instead of crossing the Ocheeda
Narrows and coming IN from the south,
| will bear north Of Oclleeda lake and
come in from the east.
GOING TO SHELLEY ALSO.
The Sibley Gazette says:
S. L. Bows. Of Cedar Rapids, the ad-
| vance agent Of the B., G.. II. & N. Il.
r. Co., and J. W. Cory, the local attor-
ney OF the company at Spirit Lake,
were in Sibley last Friday. They were
on their return from Sioux Falls, and
from here went across the country to
Spirit Lake. for the purpose of looking
at the lay of the land in view of posi-
h|e extension Of tile Burlington road to
Sioux Falls by the way of Sibley. This
is a strong company. and it will be
gratifying to the farmers in the eastern
part of the county to know that it is
figuring in the Osceola field.
PROCEEDINGS
OF THE BOAhD OF COUNTY COMliIS.
SIONERS.
AUDITORS OFFICE,
WORT1lINGroN, Sept. 20, 1881.
All members present.
l.. &. Clemens received license to sell
spirituous and vinous liquors for medi.
| cal and mechanical purposes in the town
OF Westside, and the Auditor was di.
| rected to issue license when the bond
was made satisfactory and $25 paid in
to the county treasury.
IL. D. Winters applied for the refun-
ding of highway tax of 1880 in the viii
lage OF WOrthington, alleging that the
tax was levied on his assessment of the
previous year Oh property which had
been removed from the county prior to
the time said tax was levied.
The Auditor was directed to strike
from the tax list lands belonging to
Mrs. Mann in Indian Lake township
taxes of 1877, on sw4 sec. IL 1O1 80, on
Auditor's certificate that said taxes had
| be II paid.
lie was also directed to advertise for
| bids for Mobiles county bonds to the A.
mount Of 1900. such bids to be made
on or before the 10th day Of October, on
which day the SAID bonds will he sold
| to the person who will take them at the
Lowest rate of interest at their face val
| ue.
! BILLS PRESENTED AND ALLOWED.
T. NJ. Murphey Jai!ors fees, laid
! over from ast meeting. A46 Is
| Z. T. MILLER Board and care Of prisoners. IS 4
3; r: IMurDe" i'epiring doors &c. 70
w. r. Th'yer Office chair and repairs. 6 IS
e. L. Shat,uc Arrest and care of Peterson
Geo: 9 Moore Examination Of Eanskie. ; %
| Cole Guernsey Agricultural statistics. 10 %
| Board adjourned to October.
FRED BLOOM, Chairman.
E. 5. MILLS, Auditor.
Mrs. Annie A. SmithtOn, If Auburn,
| n. Y, writes: Il had dOctored for
years and tried various advertised reme-
dies for my complaint, which was gen.
tral prostrati"n. | believe | suffered
every i'll that flesh is heir to. The least
+xertion caused the greatest fatigue. l
was tormented with dyspepsia and
every irregu1arity. My blood seemed
poisoned. pimples and sores were all
over my body, nothing tried ever gave
me more than mere temporary relief,
and felt myself growing worse and
worse. Mr.. Reynolds, the druggist ad-
ylsed me 10 use Browns Iron Bitters.
From the very start began to improve;
now [ do not feel like the same
WOnldn.''
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