The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-05-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..

xCEAL fS SAlE lHdNSIExtS.
Register OF Deeds Johnson furnishes
us the following list o: real estate
transfers for the month of April:
II. II. Anderson, to Emmeline l..
1lurlburt, Lots 3 4 10, AndersoD.s add
WOrthington, 500.
John BartOsh, to John p. Bartosh,
Lot BLK G Deforest. $425.
Elizabeth Braden, to Martha NJ.
Beckiey. Lot II, El'k IS Worthington,
$3.50.
Daniel Baker. to Joseph Ebert,
Lot 2. Bl'k s, Hersey, $50.
Otis Bigelow, to Geo. u. Dayton,
part OF lots S Il 8, Blk s, Worthington,
50. 500.
n. 4. Barlow, to Edmund Lindsey,
sw4 s-l0s- 40, 5000.
FREQ Bloom, to Geo. J. Day, Lot 8,
Bl'k II, Wortiington, $1,OOO.
Roswell u. Curtis, to E. A. Snyder,
G D nw4 S-1O2-4O, $500.
Alden l.. Dunlap. to Mary J. Mann,
VI ST / 24-lO4-39, $500.
Edwards & Cove. to Thos. II. Par
sons. nw4 34-lO2-39, $3.50.
Azom Forbes. to Geo. u. Dayton, lots
4 6, Bl'k AZ, Wortl,ington, 500.
Robert Hardy, to Arthur MUwbray.
AW4 4-lO44O, $500.
II. W. Jordan. to VIM. p. Hemin-
way & Nj. 3. Whitney, sei 3o-lOl-lO,
$4,000. So. .-a..>... -
Johanna S. Keys. to Angeline Nc
CltIlan. sw4 S-l04-:3. $1,000.
s. J. Lyons, to s. L. Lyons, III SET
24-l02-4O, $500.
W. w. Lyons, ct al to S E. Lyons,
NJ st4 24-l02-4O. 81: 500.
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Lot 10. Rl'k SO. WerthingtOn, $50.
Noah Y. Mcdowell. III nwa Il sw{
nw4 e. Lot :, lO-1Ol- 10, $1,000.
James Mclean. to Helen NJ. Com
stock, s'4 2S-lOl-39, $1,000.
G.. G. Pcavy. to james Mclean. sef
2s- -1Ol-39. $500.
Thos IL. Parsons, to Geo. y. Day.
tom, nw4 81 1929. $1,000.
Julia II. Plnmer. to Hannah NJ.
Clark, Lots Is 1G Il II Bl'k S WORTH
ington, $3.50.
ThoS. II. Parsons. to Geo. D. Dayton,
ne4 24-lU3-39. Sl,200.
ii. f. Perkins, to L. w. Hoyt, w 8
! !O2-4O. $500.
Frank Radiant. to Arthur II. Now
bray, s+4 4-lO4-l0, Sl.050.
Fred G. Spensly. to Thos. II. Par
sons. 81 ne4 24-lO3- 80, $4OO.
&C. & St. f. Il. r. Co., te Geo. J.
Day, Lots9& u 10, Bl'k p, ,WMthington,
$3.50.
Elihu Smith. to Daniel N. Turner,
Lot i, Bl'k -. Worthing Oh, 5000.
$. &. Il st. =. X. Il. Co.. to Clara +.
Moore. Lots II 4 l., Bl'k %, Wwth-
ington, S175.
Laura E. Sto'dard to L. a. Snyder,
&c. u. nw4 1910, $1,000.
S. G.. & st. T. Il. II. Co.. to Strong.
Hackett & Co., Lot 10, Dl'k 7, & Lot !,
Bl'k 10. Higel'w, 500
w. +. Thavrr. tn E!iz,heth Wright,
! Lot II, }l'k Is. Northinet"n. $7n.
Geo. W. Wilson, 10 JAMES ". Paine,
q st3 32-1G330. S4c0.
Geo. 2. Colby, the IN 'illum WHO de
livered two lectures il WorthiAyton
last year, with x;'il,'t result, WAS
attacked! recently at Michigan City, Ia
diana, by one d.. Alex. J. Mullen Jr.
Something said It one OF hi, lectures,
while under coAtv,l OF tla S .,irit Of Il
young woman, offended the isnol:ln:
doctor, AID 81. by IT,. all of Il neJr'
ex-convict, tIe doctor entrHpi"d 4 Mr..
Colby and strlcll him several times
with a dogw!'ip.
We have q copy cf The Mi"hig III City
Dispatch before us Containing the so-
called doctors letter bIaS:iil5 Of the ;;f
fair If Dr.. Alex. J Mullen Jr. Il. d.. is
no better healer than writer, We pity the
victims Of his "p:.,:tice" about Mi:hi-
gan City. H. :lpt o.,ly Shows his i5no-
rance Of the English language, bat the
whole tone Of his letter l.; coarse, vul-
gar. boastful. brutal and rnwuyish
He is fair sample Of those ''intel!i-
gent Karistians' who believe i'll eight
ing Spiritualism and ''Ninli lelity"
with horsewhip, club, slAnder aad bru
tai violence.
The Sibley Tribune wants the Police
Gazette suppressed because one Of the
New Y York boys at that place robbed his
employer after reading of rohberies in
the Gazette. The Tribune does not see
that if the Gaz.tte is to be suppressed
for publishing accounts of robberies,
all other papers must be for doing the
same thing. So must all books about
the James and other desperadoes and
all literature Of the kind. This ''sup-
preston" business is Il European,
priestly idea utterly unworthy of any
American. The daily and weekly news
papers of the country publish more
about crime Oh every day Of the week
than all the Police G>,ztttes, dim. nov
els, etc., do in Il month. And we are
not defending that class of literature
either. We are opposing the Comstock
idea of Suppression" Begin that once,
and no editor in the country is safe fol-
one moment. Every fool will want
something suppress sed and newspapers
will 5e reduced to namby pamby, goody-
goody, milk-sops.
A. Z. Miller, the doctor, is business
manager OF i great metropolitan daily
and \. =. Miller, the lunatic, is bust
ness manager of u great (?) country
weekly.-Luverne Herald.
We haven't time to touch up Bro
Miller this week and SO we will let the
Rock Rapids Review touch him a few
Oh the raw. The Review says;
The ''Tail-end aifair''-the Luvernt
Herald says it is immeasurably supe
rior to The Reyiew. Indeed! How
extremely modest III the tail-end atfai
to say so! How would it sound for I
minister of the gospel to announce il
in his pulpit that he was immeasurabl!
superior to some other preacher, or to-
Il lawye: in court to assert, Il am im
measurably superior to the lawyer il
the other pew" or for blacksmith
merchant or rumSeller to assert tina
he was ''immeasulably superior" t,
that other blacksmith, merchant. O.
rumseller? And yet here is diminu
tive strutting editor, pulfed up by th1
dimes he captured in his devlish ne
+ that enSnared and pauperiZed Door J