The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-04-10

Messrs D. Shell and G. II. Smith,
If Worthington, visited Mankato on
Tuesday, last.-ManKatO Review.
LoRAIN STOCK FARM
Chas. S. Bond and family arrived
Saturday from New York. Mr.. Bond
is Geo. u. Dayton's partner in the
large stock farm which they are OPEN
ing in I.orain. Mr.. Fitzgerald and
family arrived on Friday, and MIR. F.
will assist Mr.. Bond on the farm.
The farm consists of 800 acres, TAX
ing in section %, and includes the Finn
and Gillen places. They have now q
COWS and one bull, and will increase
their stock as rapidly as practicable
The buildings are located on the set of
sec. %.
We wish them every success in this
enterprise, especially as the east side of
town has been somewhat neglected, the
rash having been to the higher lands
west to secure grain farms. Nearly
every quarter section in Lorain was
made for stock, while. there is rolling
land enough for grain. 1t is a splen-
did township for grass.
co., Ma TSON.
Col. r. II. Matson, Chief of Police, of
Peoria, Ill.,, made us Il flying visit last
week and returned Monday morning.
We learn that he has rented his farm
1.-THE Howard place just north of town)
to Will Buchan for the season. lie is
having 40 acres fenced and will bring
up the farm and work into stock rails
ing.
We hope Col. Matson will make this
his home, but we are afraid he cannot
be spared from the detective and police
service, as he is one of the best officers
in the country. lie was the principal
in arresting the bloody desperate,
Frank Rande, at st. Louis, and is not
ed for always bringing in his man.
REAL ES1,A re 81 LES.
The real estate market is showing
signs of activity. We report this week
the following:
Banker Dayton has sold the nw4 OF
20, in Lo:ain, to 5. NJ. Chadwick, of
Rushville, n. Y.
The net of "a, in Hersey, to p. Nc.
Carvell.
The ne4 of 10, in Willmont. to E.
Lindsey.
Mr.. Dayton has also sold lot IS, blk
II, the Bank building and lot, to Il. W.
Lyon, for $4,000.
W. A. Peterson has sold lot 4, bl. 81.
on I'll Avenue, Worthington, to Mrs.
Amore, of Spirit Lake.
D. Shell & Go: have sold the follow
ing:
Sci of l3-1O2-4O. to Thos. S. Hunt
ley.
The NJ of the III of the nw4 of 49,
102-40, to John IL. Oaks.
COURT
Judge Severance arrived Monday
night and on Tuesday morning opened
the adjourned term of court. The fol-
lowing cases were heard:
State OF Minnesota VS.. certain lands.
Attorney Wilson appeared for the
State and Judge Z G Palmer, of St.
Paul, for the II r Land Co.
State Of Minnesota against certain
lands of the Sioux City Il St. Paul rail
road company, tried and submitted.
State of Minnesota VS. Nicholas Rup-
ner, tried, submitted and judgment or
dered for the defendent without recov-
cry.
State vs. certain lands of n P Rose,
in Dewald Twp, tried a,M submitted.
Lars Halverson vs. Andrew Lund
and Edmond Hanson, tried and sub
mitted.
The following cases are to be tried in
vacation upon eight days notice by
either party:
& Aultman & Go vs. r Pettis.
State VS. Sarah Plumer.
State VS. Sarah Plumer.
In Mccormick vs. Dunn and Hesford,
motion for new trial argued 10y defend
ants attorney. Motion denied and
stay of 20 days granted.
Court adjourned without day on
Wednesday, April 9th.
THELIVINGSTONEC COMEDY COMPANY.
This troupe closed 4 weeks engage.
ment last Saturday night. They were
not us we'll lmtronized rs they deserved.
MIR. Livingstone is one of the best CON-
edians travelling, perfectly at home in
all the lighter plays, and thoroughly
natural. G. st. Martin is also an actor
of marked ability in his line, and Grace
Addison is full of life and vivacity. In
fact, the troupe is good throughout
They are to be commended for one
thing, viz: They never descend to the
vulgarity and buffoonry 50 common
with travelling troupes and which is
supposed to be necessary sop thrown
to the 'groundlinqs.'
The only pain we can safely make
light Of is the window. pane, but the
pain that racks our frame and tears our
lungs ia n matter IF SpriOus onnso