The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-04-06

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Shimmin, n. Y, $25; Mrs. Charles r.
King, Andalusia, Pa. $40; Mrs !. II.
Aldrich, n. Y. $2.-Windom Reporter.
CROPPING.
The season of 1882 opens early. The
ground is in fine condition for seeding
and .hs work is now fairly under way.
We have caught few items OH the
wing concerning the acreage to he
planted in this vicinity. Every avail
able acre about Worthington will be
planted.
Three experienced farmers have set
tied within the past few days on farms
near town. John Walker. from Media,
Pa, takes the Sutton place just north
Of town and will put cut r: acres of
corn, and 70 acres Of small grain
Mathew Mulroy, from DeKalb. ILL.,. has
coated on the Ames place south of
town and will put in 100 acres OF corn
and so acres Of small! grain Mr. 1h'rp,
from Dakota who recently bongl:t the
I;ldredge place. will put in 50 acres OF
corn and IS acres of small grain.
ThoS. II. Parsons will put in 500
acres for himself and 800 acres for 9th
er PARTIES. He expects Il is year to
81 ed 200 HcIes to timothy and altogetl,-
er about $50 acres. Mr.. =. says that
by next YEAR there will he 1000 acres in
timothy. in this vicinity. Il. +. Thur
Der las seeded down most uf lis place
and will therefore not pnt in much 9TH
er crops this year:
G. ". Folger will put in 100 acres of
corn and 100 Of small grain.
D. Shell expects to put in IS acres of
small grain and 20 Of corn.
John !1ansherger will plant so acres
Of corn and put 50 acres in small grain.
J. b. Greene will put out sixty acres.
The Messrs. Whitney will put in IS
| acres.
y. A. Call will plant so acres OF corn
and SOW 80 to small grain.
Ira Gibson will put in IS acres Of
small grain and plant % Of corn.
I. J. Coons will put out about 50
acres.
r. r. Smith expects to put in 70
acres, 70 in corn.
Mr., Bradden has recently bought the
Scutt place in Elk and will put in Sc
acres Of corn.
IVENYI-FIVE YEARS.
Friday last, March 3lst, was the 3lt,l
anniversary of the advent Of Modern
| Spiritualism, and on the Saturday pre-.
vious the Banner Of Light reached the
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all this time Bro. Colby has been at the
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through sunshine and tempest, he has
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suggestions of the Invisible captain OF
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see (the fruit) Of the travail Of his
soul and be satisfed.''
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