The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-04-17
TAX lUCG MExT SALE.

TAX lUCe MEXT SAL
Pursuant to q Real Estate Tax Judg. /
nent of the District Court. in tho
County Of Mobiles, State Of Minnesota,
entered the 26tl, day Of March, a. D.,
1890, in proceedings for enforcing pay-
ment of Taxes and Penalties upon Real
Estate III the County Of. Mobiles, State
Of Minnesota, remaining delinquent
on the first Monday OF January, 1890,
aud of the Statutes in such case made |
and provided, i shall on the first Mon
day, being lie 5tl' day of May, a. D..
1890, ut 10 O'Clock in the forenoOl, at
my office III the Court House, IN the
Village of Worthington and County
of Mobiles, Minnesota, sell the lands
which are charged with taxes, penalties
and costs in said Judgment, and on
which taxes, penalties and costs shalt
not have been previously paid.
[SEAL.l JNo. j. KENDLEN.
e. Auditor Mobiles County, Mimi,
! Dated at Worthington, this 18th day
of April, A. D., 1890.
THE "DEESrRIC SKULE."
This amusing comedy WAS well acted
at the Masonic Hall on Tuesday night,
as per notice given, to crowded house.
The representation WAS an over true
caricature If what district schools
were in many places in days gone BY,
Mrs. Harrington i,upersonated the
prim and angular. yet conscientious
and carewurn teacher. Of the former
days. trying to instruct y motley crowd
!, with only twosor three text books, for
the whrle school, ~ med with 4 huge
switch to maintain order. We cannot
do justice to all who did y ell, hence
We atttml no criticue. The boy with.
the essay on COWS" with all his PIE
tended cu'ane"us affections, was "a
dramatic success. The bad. boy. the
smart girl, the weeping girl, and tho
suffering pupil were equally effective
in their rrsrt ctive parts. In fact each
and all deserved the appreciation and
compliment they received from the
audience. The wetRhty committee of
the ''deestrick" were ample to main.
the dignity Of their position.
The gross receipts Of the 'skule -
were about $6l q, aid Ley are for the
treasury Of the Ladies' s 'ciety of the
H. E. Church.
Frank Lewis, Judge Wempls and ..
Bicelow were the ''deestrick" commit
tee, and so naturally did they act that
one of audience felt like ''kicking''
their cruel spokesman when he heart
/ ssly dismissed the faithful teacher
who had worked 50 hard to please her
employers.
Judge Wemple is splendid 'chalk-
list" on the blackboard. H:sextempore
work on Tuesday night led us to con
lecture how a good deal of his time
was occupied whe" he was in district
|
Little Gertie Shaefer was rs charm
ing as ever on the platform, though
evidently suffering from severe cold
Rev. Pierce aud Mrs. Shaefer, al
Rushmore, appeared IA pupils in the
"skule," and were sprightly students
! Come and examine our Cedar Slim.
giles. NAxAKAeoN. Lib. Go.
STATE CERTIFICATES.
Names If Pupils Receiving Stat,
Certificates rs /. Result of First Sta
Examination 1890.
Cicero-Laura Bingham. A I'm Gov
ey, Mary Mitchell, Mary Humiston
Geo. F. Moore, Blanch Ramage
Winnifred Shell, Anna Wright.
Caesar-Ceo. F. Moore.
I..tin Grammxr-Geo. F. Moore
Ferne Bulls.
Hist. of Greece and Rome-1.aur.
Bingham, Alma Convey, Mary Mitchell
Mary uumiston, Geo. F. Moore
Blanch Ramage, Winnifred Shell.
Phys. Geog.- Laura Bingham
Frank Desmond.
| Geometry-Ferne Bulls, Levi Cove]
Frank People.
Rhetoric-Avi Convey. Eva Cakes
Adam ARer, Frank Desmond, ETH,
Fish, Fred Golf. Winonx Lewis, Susi.
Mob 'rly, Nellie Stevens, Edwin Wilson
Wal: er Wyckoff, Jennie Osterberg.
FL. Al2.-Ferne Bulls, Levi Covey
Eva Cakes, Susie Morberly.
U. $. uistory-Susie Moberly, FREQ
Day, Roy Darfee.
| Pnysiology-Ettie Fish, Roy Durfrt
Walter DeWolf, Fred Day, Marths
Covey, Rose Bass, Francis Stoutemyel
Viola White, VIM. l.. Thurber
Eugene Taber, Ad'Iie Paine, Bertl,s
Paine, Mary Newton, Ida Newki"t
Lurs Moberly, LEILA NcCoy, Minerva
Mccartney, Rozella Mcdowell, Minnie
Mcdowell. Lizzie Hansberges, Mer...,
llordin2, Minnie Gibson.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tabor, Herths
Paine, Minerva Mccartney, Carrie
Allen, Ruth Clark, Loren Clark.
Sarah Goe,z. We're Hurlbert. I.oui.
Maxwell. Grace Newkirk, Gertie Olive,
| Nellie Plotts, will Post, Emma People
Arthur Rose. Warren Rose. Stella
Rowland, Eugene Shepard, AIMS
Swartz, STEELE Smith, Loren Town
Frank Desmond, Susie Moberly
Jennie OsterberK: -... - -. :.
ForLumber, Machinery, Wir,, Fence
Posts. Lime, Brick. or Tile. 90 to
81. ... FORBES,
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